The sun., 1894-03-15
THE FIFTY-THIRD CONGRESS.
THE VoTE ON THE sETeNIOR<eE BILB
TO BE TAKEN TODAY.

TIE Motions 70 Reconsider ssa Reee=.u
ths Hul Are Refectea By the seaste-Ths
susdry twill fsin Diseased IN the House.
WASHINGTON. March 14.-In the Senate to-
day the Bland SelRniorage bill ran succ essfulfy
past the two hostile points OF attack which had
been prepared and reserved for It. The first
was Senator Alllson's motion to reconsider
the vote by which the bill had been ordered to
it's third reading. and the second was Senator
Msnderson's motion to refer the bill TO the
Committee on Finance. with Instructions to
amend It so that tho silver certificates pro.
vded for in il should be in anticipation OF or
in lieu OF the 50. .OoO. 900 Of silver dollars. Mr.
Allison's m otion was defeated by vote Of %
to 45 and Mr.. Mandetson's by q vote Of "a to
"A The vote on Mr.. Allison's motion was as
follows democrats in roman. Republicans In
italics. and Populists in small capitals):
Ysss-Me,.r. <idrf.h. Ap,on. Brice. csdsry. orey
Chandler. Cdton. Davt. Doph. FIVE Gaiins~. HrlS
HdWi,v Hoar. lodge heNiiiar. McPhsrson Eand,r,or.
Mitchell WisL Morrill,. Palmer. Proctor, ouV. Smith,
SlockJvilo. villas. Wd,A6,ua and Wii,or-2a
Hats-Msssrs ALLEN. Bate Berry. Bisckburn, Blsnoh.
ard. Butler. Call, Camden. Coctrs, Coke. Colqultt
Daniel. Dubot. Faulkner. Gibson Gordon. Hun.o-ovOA
Harris hin, Irby, Jones Nrt). Krtr Lindsay, Martini
Mins kaeh,I (or.l. Morgan, Murphy. Psseo PErrrr
Perkins, Pentsres Poc.r Pueh. Ransom. Roach. shoup
Squire stesaL Teller. Turpie vest voorhees, white and
Hoioof-t6
Two speeches were made in favor OF the
bill by Senator Teller tRep.. COLI and Senator
George dem. MlssA and one against 1t By
Senator Carey rep. wy.L Most OF Mr..
Teller's speech was directed against Mr..
Sherman's argument last week. particularly
as to the hoard of idle silver money In the
Treasury" and he denounced Mr.. Shermans
statement on that point as absolutely untrue.
The vote on the passage OF the bill will be
TAX en- at 2 o'clock tomorrow.
Fifty additional pages Of the Sundry Civil
Appropriation bill were considered In Com
mlttee Of the Whole in the House day.
Commissioner OF the, General Land Ofice Tor
examining surveys already made. was. on mo-
S45. 900. making the total amount available
for new surveys $3.50 OOO. instead OF 500. 600.
otthe % sppropriSton pr M % Tor % Sa.ionai % cemcteres @ @
was authorized to be expended for marking
the grave Of Gapt samuel Chester Reid. whom
GIcenwo Cemetery New York.
crsasinS from ssi oo1 to sSi M Sou tshi the sppro
priation for the prevention OF Injurious and oh
Mr.. urosvenor tRer.. Ohio said that the sub. ):
jeet was under consideration by the Commit;
not anticipate the action OF the committee. he
had no doubt that there would be added to the
the laws regulating the control OF New York
harbor with suitable penalties for violations.
prepared by the Chief OF Engineers and recom-
ded by the War Department
In view Of what had been done and what
was now being done by the Government for
New York harbor. Mr. Savers said he thought
Mr.. Coombs was asking too much In his
amendment.
Mr.. Dunphy and Mr.. Warner pointed out the
necessity for increasing tho force In New York
harbor to prevent the deposits from being
made. the present force OF two steamers or
tugs being utterly insufficient to cover the
area
Tho amend dment was rejscted-11 to o.
To the paragraph Of the bill requiring tho
dsburing officers OF soldiers homes to give
bond and report to the Secretary OF War. Mr..
Black DEM. Ill. raised the point OF order that
m,n .niaS az tha nnSjnt ", mntjnn "" IN NJ u
ers. the committee rose and tho House ad-
lourned.