New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-24
IN AND OUT OF CONGRESS-
GENERAL, MCooK AND MAJOR sCRIvEN
TO ATTEND THE CARS CORONATION.

FOR A MONUMENT TO MONROE-NoMiNA-
rIoNs BY THE PREsIDENT-rHE
SUPREME COURT TO AD-
JouRN ON MAY Is.
v,os,irr,or March @-By direction Of the Sec
ra,.rv NJ War the United States Will De repre-
sented at the coronation Of the Car OF Hussa y.
Maior-General A. Med. McCook' retireu' a"o I,
George p. scriven Signal Corps. Major SERVE" -
me po 81 Home General McCook IS cow ~
Paris He Intended witness the % ,hs high h
me An, ~ sending him there in an official ca
pacity.
The United States Court of Claims to-day as
missed the case OF j. L. Simpson q Co.. OF rev"
York who claimed si97Sl6 for extra wofK S Sno Naw
terial in connection with the pui'u"e =" Wv
York Navy YARD DOCK
According TO a report made by E. b. braoeh
assaver in charge OF the United states ASSAY o'n.e
Helena Mont by whom the collection OF STATISTICS
~ the production of precious metals IN tha' oaa.e
was made by direction Of the Director oi ''e -.
the states production of gold and silver ,cs 'H o
calendar year 1895 Gold 1SsS nls 7M Sss ane
u, com tbe coming value in silver dollars OF
s2 Mr. Braden reports the sa to have been
on a,S ge9 pounds of the value Of 81 ia sss ana eaS
output he places at p UHn otn VI in Montana
over 1894 is $4,000 and the SILVER ouspu a. oncss
Increase for the period or 4eoloW 'i'io ou'Ne'
Tho ,,,le of the United States to the military res
arya,,on in San Antonio, Tex. was abundanty sus-
,oined IN the Supreme Court Of the United states
,odav IN q decision announced by Mr.. Justice cray
yhich ends litigation over the properly oesun III
1889.
The Treasury gold reserve the close of business
to-day amounted to 1927 49, The WITHDRAWALS
for the day were s239loo
Mr. ZONES of Virginia. offered in the House to-
day bill appropriating $4,000 for the erection Oh
monument TO the memory OF James monroe, tic
author Of the Monroe Doctrine al rleue'''e'
The President to-day sent to the Senate the FOL-
lowing nominations: r. H. Long. OF Alabama.
Consul a, Nogales Mexico. F. W. Roberts, OF
No,rs consul at Cane Town Cape Colony: Peter
Gallagher OF Idaho be agent for the ino!ans u
the Springs Agency in Oregon on rirs i.en
ant H. l. Jackson. to be first lieutenant
The Pos.oaice Department to-day denied the priv
ileges Of the mails to the Standard ATT COMPANY
and the Standard Manufacturing Company D. n
Nerose manager. Of New-York, for violating 'he
postal regulations
Secretary Carlisle has issued an order extending
tho same right OF annual leave Of absence to en-
ployes Of the marine hospital service steamDoa i
inspection service. internal revenue service nsm.-
tended 10 other Treasury employees.
The House Committee Election OF President
etc through John B. Cor.iss. OF Michigan, has
f,yoraby reported bill to provide for the election
OF United States Senator'S by the people
Treasury adylces report that United States Treas
rrer Morgan and a corps OF experts from his once
arrived in New-Oreans this morning to make an
examination Of the SubTreasury in that city Tneir
arrival was entirely unexpected. They Immediately
ook charge OF the office. and will make thorough
inspection Of the books and vaults II Is customary
TO make such exaninaaon, ana s"T o, smn.v that
the office and the accounts are not IN soou eoho-
ton. The experts Will remain perhaps TOT week
| on the desk o. Senator Blackburn there stood this
morning when the Senate convened massive piece
of floral work representing. as near as such rep
resentaton could be made with flowers the coat-ot-
arms OF the State OF Kentucky. IL was testi-
/ montal from the Democratic Senators OF the Cham-
Der The flowers were beautiful. but the combina-
ton was far from being artistic The coat-of- arm:
| consists Of SHE'D on which stand the figures %, OF
sS %q msn W.T. ni fsSP We stand Divided We
The shield made Of blue immorteles ana WAITE sr
| rrses Around the whole shield was an immense
! custer OF American Beauty roses on the shield
embedded two dolls appropriately costumed The
effect was not suprsmeiy HAPPY IN aHa11h 10
tnrscsboe and a bunch OF cut roses the latter from
Mrs. Squire
/ chief Justice Fuller announced to-day that the
| celebrated case of Judge Long. OF the Michigan
/ Supreme Court against Commissioner Lochren,
! involving the power OF the Commissioner TO re-
rate the Judges pension. which was argued last
month. had been assigned for rehearing and set
down for argument on the second Monday Of next
term.
! The cases presenting for decision the power OF
Controller Bowler to refuse to pay the sugar bounty
voted hv Congress and the customs case OF Salton-
stall collector against Birtwel were reassigned
for argument April IL
Tn. Chief Justice announced that the Court would
take a recess from April to April Is: that the call
az the docket would be suspended on May ana that
| the court would finally adjourn Tor the term on
Nav % The announcement of the date OF adjourn
ment 40 far in advance IL unusual Last year the
court adjourned on June j.
Mr. Raker OF Kansas. to-day introduced IN the
Senate bill to Increase the pension OF every Next
can War veteran In destitute circumstances from
s. to Sl2 a month
Controller Eckels has returned from weeks So
,ourn in Florida and to-day resumed his duties at
| the Treasury Department
In response to a Senate resolution. the secretary
o the Treasury to-day to the Senate copies OF
an tho order. issued by the Department revenue
or,c,as with relation the seizure or vessels sus-
nected of being engaged In hlibustering ana carry
Ing TO Cuba. The correspondence 10 'o
nous
THEATRES OF VARIETY.
The most interesting incident or last evening NJ
proctor's Pleasure Palace was the nrst appearance
| there or anywhere else In America, OF Mile Selma
| She is a soprano singer. with a me VOICE. e~'e'
| ,ent.v cultivated and her performance proved
highly pleasing 10 the audience. Sandow continues
| his wonderful feats OF strength. and among the
| other entertainers at this popular house are me