New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-12-09
IN AND OUT or CONGRESS.
THE PRESIDENTS HEALTH APPARENTLY
RESTORED
FALL IN TIE GOLD REsERvE-MONEY
FOR WEST pOINT-CASu PREEERRED

FOR WEST PoINT-CAsH PREFERRED
To STATIONERY
Washington. Dec s-The Presidents complete
restoration TO his usual good health was demon
strated to-day. when. in spite OF the incement
weather, he drove in from his country home to at
tend to public affairs at the White House. He also
resumed his public MONDAY receptions in the East
many of whom with excursion from
Lynchburg. Va. The President. aliShtns at the
pair Of leather shoes and they were mates. 30 APP
parenty the rheumatic govt trouble has disap-
doaed as a residence next week, ard that the
Mansion for the winter
Secretary Carlisle announced to-day that lie would
be ready TO promulgate the income tax reg
ulations until some time rext week Sigouraey
Butler again conferred with the Secretary to-day
OH the subject OF the forms OF returns to bc used
Mr. Butler desires the elimination OF as many de-
details would reveal private and corporation bust
ness. Whether this would destroy the effectiveness
OF the regulations and impair the Governments IN
terests is matter causing grave concern 10 sccre
tary Carlisle.
While the general Treasury condition is improv-
ing the assault on the recently recouped goid re-
serve is subject for disbursement; That re-
serve which By the recent bond issue was m
creased 20 sll2cOcO is now down about Slo7.
Oaoo This has been effected by Withdrawals OF
gold for export to Europe and for the redemption
az United States and Treasury notes. when
by law must be Immediately reissued 10y ms
means since December ! the Treasury mas iosl
tcriay II will probably continue to lose goIa py
this means daily in greater or less amounts ioI
some time 10 come. and Treasury officials hardly
hope to see the gold reserve uninpared at the be
ginning OF no.
Mr. Cultivate OF Ohio. chairman OF the Com
mittee on Military Affairs to-day reported TO the
House the Military Academy Appropriation bill
for the coming fiscal year. II carries an appro-
CO. Ht.b ID frCv . ID
over the last appropriation. and Is N2"'- uhlef
the estimates. The increases are for pay o. en-
np a, the Academy. and Tor the pay cadets
the number OF whom was Ine,easei aI mon The
last census
The twenty five members OF the House VINO
wrote to the Sergeant-at-Arms at the beginning
of the session. asking II they could not co'Hc'
their mileage without coming TO Washington are
being kept in countenance by n number OF other
rejected members already here who are crowding
each other at the desk OF the sergeant-ai Arms
in their efforts TO convert ther earh men,hsr
,i25 session for stationery or he can AZ Will AK
its equivalent In cash Casn' p,case ~ ne
members. IL may be that they do not think II
viii Se s short or that they think
constituents are scarcely worth wasting postage
Stationery in the Office OF the Sergeant-at-Arms
| Representative Jerry simpson OF Kansas. the
! leader OF the Popust forces in the House. APP
| peared at the Capitol to-day Mr.. simpson was
| i'll for several months prior 10 the adjonrnment
| bainr well man His condition has improved
| Sufficiently however. TO permit his attendance on
the sessions OF the House and his physician hoids
| out the hope OF an ultimate recovery.
| The question whether or not the Nauoha i'ep"o-
lican Congressional Committee viii maintain per
| rnanen, Headquarters in Washington or establish
itself elsewhere was discussed to-day by that BODY
| and a final decision postponed TIL 1hursaay,
| next In the mean time a committee was appoi'teu
| to audit accounts.
| 7, e. exnected that the Judiciary Committee OF
| tho House will next week consider the case oil
| Judge Kicks Of Cleveland Ohio whose official con-
duct was the subject Of investigation fortnight
| ago All the testimony taken before me supcoin,
The report will be prepared and probably iad De-
60 Ear as can be learned the full committee ~ nov
| iiIeIv 10 recommend the impeachment OF Junge
| lcgs severely.