The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1894-01-16

V1Nb NuS NNHutN 10 Nne uenhFNmenE Mr.. DAYTON
found II necessary to return TO New York last
night but II IL understood that he will further
present his views on the subject TO the Post
master-General from time TO time bv written
| With the nppointmsnt OF the Comn,IssJop
which II IL expected will be named In few
days ne meter Tor the present has been
! ment Is concerned.
Postmaster General Bissel appeared before
the House COMMITTEES on Public Buildings and
! Grounds to-day in connection with the recon
mendations made in his annual report for
moro space for the executive work of the Post
i condition Of the department AMI tho need for
more room The department. now rents out
Of It's buteaus, for which il paws S5i. 900 an !.
nnai,y i Is not TIVE wish Of Congress, TO
Dopartment Mr.. Bissell recommends that the
| present building be enlarged by the addition
manned ap, he cost 10 as,iIn atd p "no ',
| In the Senate to day Mr.. Morgan introduced
a bill that Is Intended as blow to trusts. mo-
nopolies. &c. Tho present antitrust law COM
! slsts OF eight sections to the sixth OF which
dition:
80 IgT r., ;HsI hereafter b. Granted In ,ny suit
Iaient tor an invention when snail appear that the
." m, IN The rorm Of tPs, or other
T any 6 .: s oT H G5 tSS.S %,
nati"n. Or when Il snail arreAs that such sun is
| combination.
Tho President. has appointed Or. Edward II.
! Shakespeare ~ Philadelphia. DR.. stephen
smith Of New, York city, and Dr.. Preston IT,
Bailhache Of tho United States Marine Hospi-
tai Service delegates to represent the United
States at tho International sanitary Congress,
which meets IN IRris on Ian. % These al.
pointments do not require confirmation by the
Senate.
The total number Of fourth class Postmas-
ersanronted o-day was thirty. three. otwhich
w Sn dsuh FmoSs hs
ments we're the following for New York
Smto Io9n St%%t & G}2nIneiiy vie
vice u. ). Ellis. removed.
Recent London dispatches, which convey
the impression that Sir Julian Pauncefots. and
not Sir Philip Curry. should have been trans
ferred to Constantinoplc are misleading and
calculated TO do Sir Julian an inIustice. For
merly IonstantinoPle outranked Washington
In the British diplomatic service. naris was
first in IMPORTANCE. Berlin next. with Vienna.
Sonstantinople. st. Petersburg, andthe United
the rank Of the British Minister to tho United
states has been raised to that OF AMBASSADOR.
from the fact that Sir Julian's trnnsterence to
ton. there are other considerations which in
duced Lord Rosebery to retain him at Wash
service. here have been highly gratifying 10
the British Foreign Office and they have been
faRs h to III, I
until he was assigned to this post. and. while
he would cheerfully obey any Instructions
from his sureriors in London. It Ia we'll known
that he would leave the United states with re.
idence in the United states was peculiarly
agreeable to him; " like the American peo-
them Besides. It is a great pieasur. to i've in
country where ono hears ones own language
Mr.. Pigott Dem. Conn., introduced In the
House to-day resolution directing the Com
mittee on tho judiciary to inquire and report
1881, relating to the redistrieting OF the sew
eral States into Congress districts has been
complied with and 4 not to report what lsGis,
grovISio ~ ,, q aM Mr. Pig9,t said that MS
matter and had failed. Under the law tho
various districts are required to be rs nearly
the same population. This state OF affairs has
not existed In Connecticut for fifty years. Tho
Pigott, contains a population OF about 250. 900,
while the Third district. adjoining his. con-
tains only l22.OOO.
Mr.. Oates OF Alabama introduced In the
House to-day lolnt resolutions amending the
President six years and make him Ineligible
for reelection; extending to three years the
ten years the terms OF ofiics Of Justices OF the
Supreme Court OF the United States.
Acting Secretary Curtis to-day notified the
President OF the Worlds Fair Commission that
the signatures OF the Auditing Committee Of
the Commission to vouchers was not neces-
sary. The m en- bers OF this Auditing Commit
tee drew S6 day each as members of the
Commission. In addition to 81 day each as
members OF the Auditing Committee. Acting
Secretary Curtis also, In q carefully prepared
opinion, disallowed tho claim OF Miss Phubs
Couzins for $4,000 salary as Secretary OF the
Lady Board OF Managers OF the Worlds Fair
Commission. Mr.. Curtis held that tho Treas
ury Department had no jurisdiction In the
case.
The Senate has confirmed the following
nominations:
Charles Parlangs OF Louisiana to be United States
District Judge for the Eastern district OF louisiana
United States Mar,hsis-John ". walker for the
Western district of Pennsylvania q Carroll OF North
Carolina for tue Eastern district Of North Carolina j.
Shelby MIlliAms for the Eastern district OF Texas
The Ways and Means Committee had a long
session at the Treasury Department to- night
lasting until IL o'clock. 1t was finally decided
to introduce an amendment to the Wilson bill
to tho effect that wool should go on the free
list on Aug. ]. 1894 and that the reductions on |
woolen goods should go into effect on Dee. I. |
1894 Other matters were discussed. but no |
final determination was reached.
STARRED TO DEATH UIIH SHEARS.
A ROck swAy Bsaeh Tailor Kills His shop