New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-05-09
IN AND OUT or CONGRESS-.
NATIONAL CONVENTION OF RAILWAY
COMMISSIONERS.
THE DUMPING or REFUSE IN NETWORK HAIR

TUE nr,NprSG OF REFUSE IN NETWORK HAIR
poR-ANorHER NAVAL COURT MARITAL.
w.shineton May s-The sixth annual convention
~ tho Railway Commissioners Associai on was
called to order at the Interstate Commerce Conniis
sion this morning by James II. Paddock, OF LIMOS
chairman OF the committee appointed TO call the
convention There were about forty delegates pres
ent from all the country. After an orgihAa-
ton had been effected. the chairman Of the COM
mit,ee on pooling OF frelgh;s submitted It's report.
A minority report was also submitted By George l..
Recker OF Minnesota. The majority report quotes
the fifth section Of the Act 10 Regulate Com
merce and expresses the opinion that II mat Soc
ton were repealed and freedom given 70 the rail-
way companies to pool their earnings COM
ponsatory rates would more generally be main
tained at competing points that the iabors of the
Commission IN enforcing the Jaw would be lessened
and It's authority respected. because II would enlist
in IT'S supper; very large proportion OF the rail-
way service that Is now. by the force OF sei-pres-
ervation compelled to antsgonize both the law ana
the Commission The committee recommends the
repeal OF Sec ion ) and some other changes IN the
Jaw Mr.. Becker in his minority report Opposes inc
repeal Of the nth section OF the interstate Com
merce act. but argues (, should be amended so as
20 include IN it's provisions al net earnings from
whatever source derived
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Manderson gave notice
OF an important amendment TO the River ana mar
Dor bill. bearing upon provision relative 10 New
York Harbor The bill reported directs the su-
perylsor OF the New-York Harbor 70 appoint IN
specors and deputies Cor the purpose OF detecting
and Furnishing yloators OF The dumping regulations:
Under Mr. Manderson's amendment the PRESIDENT
ia directed TO appoint Inc oncers OF the navy "
this duty who shall act under me direction o. IN
secretary OF War In enforcing the law anu detect
Ing offenders.
Orders we're issued Mt the Navy Department 10
day FOR the trial OF Lieutenant Edwari -. Evst-
wick OF the Ranger. on the char6e OK drunken
ness The court will meet Mare Island, Cal; on
Friday next The members will be Captains H. -
Uowison and c. g. Cotton. Commanders Il. n NC
Gala r. r. Nichols and o. W. Farenhalt; MAJOR
p g. Pope Marine Corps. and fleutenant y x
burnett with First Lieutenant II. l." Draper
Marine Corps, as Judge advocate.
Movements OF naval vessels are reported TO the
Navy Department as follows: The cruiser Ne"- lvsh
left Jamaica this morning for Aspnwa.L ne coas,-
defence vessel Monterey sailed to-day from oih
pofro for San Francisco. The torpedo-ooat 'usl-
ing ieft Washington this morning Tor Ns"por.. 1ne
10 destroy derelicts. The cruiser Newark a ir
a. puerto E,rsAnada yesterday. Admiral selrI!se;
a,s,,h IN. Hoard OF Inspection and survey, arriysu
a, E'nrt Monroe this morning. ana TOOK the A"dh'a
out FOR a six hours run nj sea
Tho dramatic world was represented yestsruas ~,
,ha House committee on Patents IN me persons y.
ne Howard the president OF the American
i1rsmatists Club: David BeascoN Snsres pa, paI.ate'
garrson Grey Fiske and j. l. c. CLARKE me COM ,,,
nIttee gave to these gentlemen heaIins On oI't
IN; reduced a fortnight ago by MI Cubmnss' ,r va
Wewyork The bill IL designed 10 prtyehl t'e
nIrstlng OF dramatic and operate composuohs