New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-03

yooyor do,ourcod Sharks as a iinr. Mr.. SPARKS
responded that Weaver was "A scoundrei. VIM"
and n liar Each made for the other' pe'"s ''p"
rated by two Of seats ana put ioi Wv -
tcrpoaion Of members would have assau''e' 80
other preventative Jones n GrecnDack "'''''''
from Texas. n vcritablc giant In strength WIZ"
bnckhanded sweep Of his arm slammed 0P"'N'
into "A seat and warned him to stay thnr Fm,r;
100 members had crowded into me space III ,ie
Donnybrook FAIR for few minutes. New , osH
member Govern was IN the chelI. n 5 mn And
with as little iccess sent page to Spe ,,R',,
Randall TO come in and take the chalr wiIhhors
%ers sSnF n and 9" Mr Randall rushing IL
urged him take the chair without me co"i 1 no
House OF Commons and was fully warranted, ne
followed my suggestion instantly tooh ,,'r nenber
refusing 10 take his seat. and In a moment 2rder
restored. When that was done ne vaca,en , h
committee formally rose ON the following gay =
resolution consuming Messrs sparks, ana S snel
them. Pending these resolutions both members
apo.ogzcd to the House, and the whole subject WAS
tabled"
WHY GREECE HAS no MINISTER HERE
The widespread interest in Greece and general adj
m,rat!on TO- that pucky lite kingdom recalls inc
fact that Greece has not been represented at Wash
ington for some time II is about ten years since
tho Diplomatic Corps included Minister from
Greece who bore curious name. and wore n iar
curious dress II was not only his court
dress on official occasions. but his everyday dress.
that was unlike anything seen In this coun-
try and the representative OF tho Greek Govern
ment attracted more attention than the Chinese
Coreans. who n first were followed and gazed
whenever they appeared In tho streets. the
Greek diplomat keenly sensitive, and TO b"
followed. looked at and commented on was an IN
dignity which he could not submit. In less
than year from the day he presented his cred"i-
tails the President. The Minister turned his back
the New World and sailed Tor home. II was
a leave of absence from which h" never returned
and his successor has never been appointed. FROM
this country hy consulT. though the tnited states
Is represented by full-ncdged Envoy EHiraor-
diaary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the Greek
Court
Nh RRISTOW BEGINS WORK.-The distnc-
ton Of being the first fourth-class postmaster APP
pointcd by this Administration has fallen on John
= Kelly. Of White Cloud. Doniphan County. Kan.
Tho apportmcn. announced to-day. The for
mer Incumbent resigned. The appo.ntce Is a son
Of Philip Kelly. wcll-known Kansas politician.
and was recommended by National Committeeman
Cvrue Leland and Representative Broderck. sup
rorted by a petition signed by throescOre posto'ice
patrons About twenty-five hundred cases con-
front Fourth Assistant Postmaster-'i en"raI BITS
tow. representing the accumulation or cases since
NJ Maxwell about six weeks ceased making
appointments ont OF courtesy to the new Admins
fratiOn These. together with the current eNpTa,
lions Of commissions Of pOstmastcrs. viii compel
class offices for the next few months infty-eignt
apnoinfncnis We're made to-day. OF these thirty
were due TO designations ana four each to remov-
ais and deaths.