New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-04-17
~ AND OUT or CONGRESS-.
ENGLAND AND TIE BEHRING SEA
PATROL.
AN IMPORTANT APPOINTMENT MADE SOLELY on
INERTIA BIG TRADE BALANCE FOR
THE FISCAL YEAR.

INERTIA BIG TRADE BALANCE FOR
THE FISCAL YEAR
WASHINGTON April Estate Department officials
| are graf fed by the statements made in Parlia-
ment to-day b. Mr.. Buxton. of the Colonial Office.
| which are taken 70 signify that the British GOV
! eminent at last agrees fully 10 the American con-
tention that the publication Of the terms of the
! Paris Tribunals award In British Columbia last
August constitutes sufficient legal notice that no
| sealing would ne permitted within ii"hrng Sea
| from May ! July g. and that no compensation
could be expected for vessels seized on account OF
such Illegal scaling. The United States IS fully
prepared to seize all vioators Of the new sealing
regulations, and the instructions now being pre-
pared for the commanders Of United States patrol
vessels are very explicit on this point The IN
! structions provide for the thorough enforcement
Of the regulations. and every vessel found in for
hidden waters Is to be promptly seized and sent
| to the nearest port where the courts Will deal
! with the question Of fines or coniiscation.
| Edward j. Renlck, OF Georgia. the new chief
! clerk of the State Department. has the distinction
Of being the appointee to the Government ser
vice from Georgia who entered through the civl
service and the frs; candidate In the whole United
States to pass the civil service examination as to
qualifications Of a legal nature He was appointed
to a 1920 clerkship eight years ago. and has
passed through all grades. step by step sine"
April l. last year he has been chief Of statistics
in the State Department. and the Improvements
brought about there 10y him particularly IN the
publication OF the consular reports. attracted such
favorable attention that he WAS selected Tor the
chief cer.shp entirely without political influence
or other solicitation Mr. Renck was born In
Baltimore thrty-cght years ago. was graduated
from the University OF Virginia Law School IN
ISL and pracilsed several years in Atlanta. Ga.
The vacancy caused 10y Mr. Rcncks promotion has
been nllcd by the appointment % Frederick En-
cry at present secretary Of the Bureau of Amrri-
Republics.
Tho chief OF the Bureau Of Statistics reports
that the total value OF tho exports Of merchandise
from the United States during thu month ~ March,
1891 and during the nine months ended March -.
1871 as compared with similar experts during the
corresponding periods 81 the preceding year were
as follows. March, l2i S01N!@; 1898. S'6'it.-
ST. Nine months ended March 81. 1896 Sna7o.-
Needed tn imports by Si.5g; sci In March 1855.
the c,crss OF Imports over exports $2n.lH.53
During the uiu~ months ended March N. lA' IN"
cNcess Of exports over imports was >--'.iaNt. am
Inc ng' year l2r vas cs i" M1r1h sS' he
exports ~ gold exceeded The imports by 500
The excess Of imports over exports %a5iUs.
The excess ~ exports ~ silver Over Imports intlnS
the nine months cnH'i March 'l le'f "is S-9'",.-
u.s. These figures indicate q balance OF trade iu
favor of thr nt,a stat. igI The "'"' months
ended March 81 last Of N',f"'''
Colonel Frederick G. Answor,h. chicf Of N pen,
sion records division of th. War p'par'ment viii
probably be arragncd In the criminal court mere
on Wednesday ncA' ON bis toronI ma, i"r"i r io'
mansauehtcr in come. ion "itn thc Ford . Ih"-
atrr disaster Of last Juno. 30 which t"'nif-gnr |
lives were lost Major benjamin Nuttcr"orih fa" |
been retained as counsel hy colonel Nns"or'h
OniciM figures obtained o., ~" Treasury today /
show that Tor The nine months and h3li ~ NJ |
present nscal y'ar thr 'NicnNiiii'. hINr ~ |
currency balance Of the Treasury ia 81 ilW" ana
the net gold in the Treasury. which Includes the |
reserve, l. $iciJoe"
The case OF the appeal ~ John y. y. KAN. from |
he q Judge lsIcNflU".
Circuit from the Southern District 0t Ncw-fork |
refusing to release him from NJ custody - ! - |
habeas corpus. Will be head hy ne supreme court
Fl sIvancc was made hy the attorneys Tor the
STATE OF New-Yofk. McI<ane oppofine the motion
oachl nrures received ,hi. afternoon rom the |
New-York ami Boston snh-iTcssurlcs show mat
port - golI on Saturday. leaving The ggh n the
Treasury At The cloee u business today N~.*@"".
or nearly tLcvocD above the reserve.
Tho subcommittee ~ the House COMMITTEE 90
Indian Anlrs today competed the Indian Appro-
S2 9 Bling s 30 e e,' han an the oa' AMI
scn.5D less than The appropriu!'n for mo current
Schools is abolished. The number ~ special agents
reduced from i've 10 thr"". and the number ~
thousand dollars IS appropriated % pay The cNp"nse
OF procuring goods and e-opii's for tho Indian
New-York 20 chicago thc principal purchasing once
and supply depot. Ta" ~ apI;opr.ai,s Sill
~ South Dakota Tor the transfer - a portion u
their reservation The inl'nn~ are - rcce';" go,
by The Government at per cent interest per year.
for ther benefit. For fp;hl ing treaty stpui1tl9a1.
schools H.9i-5o.
The thlrty-nrs, anniversary Of the emancipation
Of the c'.ored people Of th" District of Columbia.
which prrc,l ia Dos months the general pr1ria-
mai.on u rlaanSpalGm W Apran1m i'nc> ~af
capital to-day by a parol" aud speeches and IN