New-York tribune., 1895-05-23
For ID Years
CH!ClE[E|zRS|SSSS
THE STANDARD OF the WORLD,
HAVE STOOD
Without a Peer.
CHICKERING g. SONS,
BOsTON AND NEW YORK.
1870 Fifth Avenue.
NEWS NOTES At THE CAPITAL.
TO HAVE THE PRINTING BUREAU PUT
UNDER CIVIL SERVICE RULES.
QUARANTINE REGULATIONS AND STATE INTER-
FERENCE - SECRETARY HERBERT WILL
SPEAK on MEMO RIAL DAY-AMERI-

QUARANTINE REGULATIONS AND STATE INTER
FERENCE - SECRETARY HERBERT WILL
SPEAK on MEMORIAL DAY-AMERi-
CAN UNIVERSITY TRUSTEES.
Washington. May 22-Publc Printer Benedict.
accompanied by a committee from his Office repre-
senting the printers pressmen. elecirotype mould
ers and nlshers and sierootypers. called upon the
civil Service Commission today and requested that
the employees of the Government Printing S,re oinre
were consumed in discussing regulations anu
methods Tor such step. The Commission toin a me ne
bpingne about out the extension OF the service by
including the Printing bureau
The State authorities OF Mississippi are paying
little attention to the order Of the Treasury De
partment regarding the proper quarah'ihihg o'
vessels arriving from yellow fever infected ports
\ few days ago the schooners Eleanor ana T.. A.
Gasklll arrived at Scranton. Miss, from CUBAN
ports The vessels had been detained for five days
AZ the State Quarantine station, but the Marine
Hospital officer at Scranton did not consider tha'
the ships had compiled with the recent regulations
issued by the Treasury. ana reconlnena,u tnls ,in
station at snip Island. Miss. thirty miles rom
some and appealed T. Washineton ,,oo was A.
The Collector Of CyS.os "a ' enter. provided the
Marine Hospital officers considered IL ndvIsape' ,a
They ii & ana g naranIne oicers re-
ceive fees for their cr.ice hsnse 10 nore % the
Dr. Wymsn contents that the state officials have
rom yellow lever disics ena the only safe way
kTe9 ye9% 10 sofeSt feysr %aona %a on Guarantine
Secretary Herbert Will deliver the Memorial Day
Grafton. on the invitation Of John y Logan fo7t'
q 4 r. at the cemetery OF tho iovcrnment Hospi-
tai for the Insane. where are located ne graves
~ many OF he Inlon soldiers who dicd IN hosp,
lsls during the War and where over enc % h"isu nin
-, D. L
tals are buried II is expected that the President
ana his Cabinet Will attend on me OCCASION
W S Hollis United States Consul at M"Ham-
h.quc. reports To the Department Of state INA, on
the .st of last month the French steamer '''h'"'"
| Araeo laid the shore end 81 The submarine l'''-
ernph cable about To he constructed between 40
I,uhiauc ana Nniunrh Madagascar Afi"f hu9l
ing that end Of ,h" ,ni" ,n' s,n"1"i lin inr a..
drop.-e, p,rllon Of the cable. nnmbcf ol liem,h
tr.rgi.rh officials ln Mozambique ha'" secure an'
nnie o1iccn for rh,i lermuu, of ne cnhlc Ihr,f
hnIdlng joins the offices of me Enr,'tn l,,'s,aih
| company Thln coinlan, however mas "''''"N -
| dp Win the nc" enterprise
| corr,i. General Muiiirnn has reported - ~"
| state Department from AIin Samoa unl'r l''' 81
Arrl a. that carly ON the morning ~ Nrfil III"
.,n,iei in tho central ami most compnoiy bui p"r-
,lon Of Apn. d'1ifoying ,ic'ru ptli'I .rtu''ul'h
| ',i,nato1 M $1,000 covered by insurance IN Ger
| man companio, to the extent of s-'V"
|
tho Hawaiian Government stating that l.. VI. Thurs
ton will no, return TO thia country ns tho dplo-
| matte representative OF Hawaii. The commuhcn-
,on conveyed nothing further than this formal an
| nouucauont and as direct answer to the Depart
| rncnt's ferlcst for Mr. Thurston's recall was
| hrntrht hy the mail which reached washington
| from Honolulu Yesterday. u is presumed th't thi'
| notIdc,tion IL Intended as the Hawaiian 'oN'ih-
| ment's response TO the request
| A, the seml-annua meeting OF the trustees or the
| An.rlc,n NicfholisO University today. at IN"
| Arlington The Rev Dr Charles G. McCabe. OF New
| York presided. Others present were the Rev DTS.
A. J. Palmer Jesse l.. Ilurlbui. Charles H. Payne.
| - Sev,-York: Charles W. Buoy. OF Ihiade!phla'
| and u n Carroll Of Baltimore; PRECEDENT VIII
! lam " Smith OF Randolph Macon college, Birhop
| s T. IrvalI Mrs T.. J. SOmcrs. 4. T. Browne. X;
| = Leighton. OF Washington. OF the $1,000 needed
| for the proposed Hall Of History. chancellor iurs'
| renorfeI s27 go subscribed on condition mat mo
whole amount be raised by the day OF this meeting:
| Those present assumed the entire deficiency OF
| 90 7l0 and their subscriptions exceeded II.
Tosi1es some re-elcctOns. the following new truS-
! tees were added 10 the board: John laton OF Cur
| wcrevlle Penn; John Fritz. OF bethlehem; Penn.;
| William Connell. Of Scranton. Penn; me Kew Dr.
" ~ Nfilhurn 1chap.ain Of the United states Sen
a,c, of Illinois. John O. Holmes. Of Pittsburg. ana
| Jobn F. Uerrel. OF Washington The ExecntiVe
/ Committee was authorized TO appoint n b,hldns
| corn,ri,,oe IN secure competitive plans to b" APP
,rn,sI h,, ,he Board Of Trustees the fall meet
| inc Wnrk on the building viii begin as soon there
| after as contracts can be closed.