The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-02-09
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New Tork Ns-,isstiors HeId Rsek Ustii
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WASHINGTON. Feb. a--There ere not likely
to be any more nominations OF Postmns-
ters TO Presidential Post ofilces In New
York state for some time number OF
New York cases have been disposed OF In
the department and are ready to be pre-
scented TO the President for tran mission to the
Senate. but are being held back because OF
tho non-action OF the Senate on the nomina-
tions m AIDE some time ago. There are at least
twenty-seven New York nominations hung up
In committee. The Albany Postmastership
has been Mt the disposal OF the Postma ster-
General and the President for some time. but
Senator Hill has neither called at the depart
ment nor endorsed any OF tho candidates. nor
has he given the officials any intimation In re-
gard to his wishes.
The President to-day sent TO the Senate the
following nominations:
, Almsrin Haze. TO be collector q Customs for the
Collrcior Of customs for the district OF san Diego
for the port OF Dubuque. Ia
Secretary Carlisle to-day appointed yalen-
tine n. HAYNES Of New Berne. Ala, and VII;
liam Is. Sessiunss OF jamestown. N. Y. special
inspectors He removed charles 4. Lewia and
Thsddous L. Wilson Of New York. special in
81 ectOrs
The total number OF fourth-class Postmss-
ters appointed to-day was seventy-one. OF
which thirty nine we're to I'LL vacancies caused
by designations and death. Among the ap-
pointments were the following:
New lork,f5ank tray At ives! Barre. Orleans coun-
New JcrisyIMsry A. Earl at Psmberton Burling ton
county. vice WV. LtPPineott. removed.
Secretary Carlisle sent to the Hou.e to-day n
communication submitting estimates OF APP
propriations required by the several depart
IN ents OF the Govern IN emit TO complete the ser
vice for tho fiscal year ending June 30. 1874.
and prior years. Tho Deficiencies amount to
S2.@i! ;S55, and for the postal service. payable
from the postal revenues. Sl.OOLOo2.
Mr.. Mccain Dem. M from the Commit
tee on Labor to-day submitted to the House,
with a report recommending its passage. his
resolution providing for an Investigation relq-
tive to the work and wages Of women and chill
dren. The report says that the eth Employment
OF women and children. their wages. sanitary
them from accidents. and the effect. any. Of
their employment upnn tho wages and em-
rloyment Of men. and especially the relative
wage. earning capacities OF the former COM
pared with the latter. are subjects which the
warrant the desired investisation. The in :,
Labor.
At l 10 this afternoon Mr.. Lemuel Ely Quigg.
the newly elected Representative from New
York city. appeared on the floor Of tho House.
being escorted down the main aisle by Repre-
tentdtlNe amos y. u
Mr.. Quigg was introduced to Representative
Burrows Ivy Mr. Cummings. and then various
R.pub members were presented and tom
dered their congratulations Among the first
TO welcome him. however, were Messrs. Cock
ran and Tracey Of the New York delegation.
MIR. Quigg finally found a seat alongside Mr..
Reed and witnessed the proceedings OF the
House. Upon tho arrival OF Mr.. Straus. also
a new member from New York city. Mr.. Quigg
will be sworn in.
The application Of Alex Hamill Of Baldwins-
Vile, y. u, Tor the office OF Assistant Apprnia-
Borman OF New York for Collector OF Internal
Ievenue for the second district OF New York
were flied in the Treasury Department to- day.