New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-21
HOLMANISM TO THE FORE
PROFESSIONAL ECONOMISTS MAY SOON
HAVE MORE MURDER on THEIR
HANDS.
ALTHOUGH THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
Is Unsafe THEY PREVENT THE APPRo-
pRrATroN OF MONEY FOR A NEW ONE.


PRrATIoN OF MONEY FOR NEW ONE
Washington. May 20 (speclaD.-The condition Of
the Government Printing ONCE invites dlsas:s
similar % that which las, year cost the ives q
twenty men IN the downfall or Forfs lhelue ="
several years past effort has been MADE u Vo1'
rass 20 purchase site for the erection Of the new
building for the Government Printing Once. ine''
,os been a continuous over sites FOR the pro-
posed new building AMI. IN consequence no prosrs'
has been made toward placing the employees :" 'ns
Government beyond jeopardy OF their ives
The Senate some time ago passed a OH proYahs
for the purchase OF certain site n me hof'hsas'a
section OF the city. As soon as the Dill fea-'eo Wv
Hons .he yrangie began anew Il was charged 'AS'
The size selected by the Senate was owAe1 70 "a
Senator Malone. Of Virginia, ana 'hat lhe p''''
demanded was eXorbtant \ certain rhs u -.
.e,o,e sneculators. who had failed in securing OH
from the Senate providing for the puIc"as % .-.
narticu,ar site succeeded in arousns s'du0nI
hostility 10 the Senate bill There was sun anooA
clement In the House that OF proessioh', h, ~.
mists OF the Holman stripe VINO hSriS h, iscasj
new Government Printing oHee sHo cronrd slrssdy
nm, pubic reservation, or upon sEoui s.sy
ownsi bv the Government As tneFe y ~ 4. ~ h.
hhriings ,bef vas no, dedicated In the orsna ".
OF the city FOR purposes OF paris IN dssroyns
that tho Romantics we're mem Sg't there remain
one of the breathing-p'acss, Oh ""1-" N-''' '
none too many In the city .ha, .ha hrl stands
The upshot " IL all has De-h '. ma -, cc,,,nee on
racommitted with instructions 10 tne a, n,hle
Public buildings and Grounds - ma son Ss.
reservation suitable for ste III 1,f night be
cusslon IL was suggested that the nlllens ssssnssr
tS,T on The site now occupied by the passesnsas
station OF the Baltimore ana fotoiis ,,,n Ipsr,
Company. which Is on pubic r. sIT,y sts.
ton would result in great u mia
era public the ground south 81 am adapted ,of
the Printing Office. The groung j. s',' nrops,
above the level OF the Potomac RIVER All N hs
foundation cannot he secured That sec.0a frssSst
civ has been frequently ovsrioweu durhs - h,s;s
- he river 10 an extent 10 require the use Oh 49,
10 reach the station and Agrcultural psp. rsrss.
The basement OF the Printing lics Winery s ard
sarilv be crowded with valuable inacl.,'d smars
material and both would receive great S 49, n
from the prevailing dampness 10 say tns o as.
the periodical freshets wnch HGr9 ONCE ms
site IS also Objectionable as mater ., eorss.
The removal Of the station woull -, IN A large
cradle time and involve the Governnen ,o,da 70 "a.
expense The money thus expended NDu. 49, from
toward purchasing a site that would pe ling tts
the objections that can 3e ur rsssoryatlons.
The committee which has a funI Oh ,5inrren,
disposal for the purpose or eNahnnl"s, ,s N The
eites Is said TO hesitate between the sl.e s The
present railway station and judiciary SqH VAL and
latter Is already covered by the ~, rnorn 70.
the Pension Office, leaving insunclehht , nae teen
the Printing Office Sul another ste Una, ,ns,d 90
talked OF Is the Garfield Reservation s'srss %.
low ground and. therefore, open 20 u" 7, has this
iections urged against the STATION su ~ ,,scks Of
advantage however that Il Is near t"e ~nsnse Of
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad. ana the 49, odd
hauling the heavy material and the Supp rs srea,ly
by the Government Printing once "O"'' "
II Is folly however. for the House to f prrtns
talking about placing the toNeIunI,s. n il safe
Office on any OF the public IN any seec.
,ion ~ nuhlc reservations for reasons .ns on,nus
10 be plain to members OF the House 20 treat tie
to pose as economists and continue ~ OF NJ
ga rety Of Government employees as na'''