Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-06-20

There 0m not be . quorum 0 eAs osnsss this week, unless one bs csds ey osoak2ng pairs, and ns sction can ee taken sxooQe oy unanimous consent Unoh5eoesd 0sa01ree 90 the calender are likely % eommAad . eoo- siderable portion of the ums sf tAs 9saseA The bill providing for iortieosrAns and sthss ses coast defenses. which h the undnished business. and the Legislative Approprtarioa bill ars likely Co be taken up for dehats. shs former tomorrow and the latter on wednss- or Thursday. IL Is Mr. Randall's intention ss eai up the sundry Civil Appropriation eri tA the Ho1se tomorrow. This and the Naval Appropriation bill. and possibly rhs Forsinoa- don Appropriation bil, arc likely e otl tn most of the working hous of ths aeuss during the week
 Ar. Belmont of the Foreign A6Airs Commit tea reported tavorabiy 70 the Honss the hfl providing for permanent expositoa tn Washington Co celebrate the soosh snnivssaxy cf tke discovery of America. The bin is sub. stantialiy the same as that which wAa intro- duced 10 the House and Senate. If provides tor Beard oi nine Government Director. .ss bs appointed by the President, and Appropstsses $2S. 600 to be immediately available for the ex- penses of this Board. The committee in their report hold that the United States should take the initiative for celebration ofthis kind, and that in order to make the proposed exposition by the States and Territories successful, tho bill should be passed at this session.
 MT. Hip Lung, Q Chinese merchant of Chi- cago. recently informed the Secretary of stase that he proposed making a visit to ChinA and bringing back with him his wife, who has never been in this country. He asked for tn- formation on the subject. His letter was referred to the Secretary of the Treasury, who has informed him that while there will be no legal objection to his recently into the United States, his wife will not be permitted to land, except upon the production of the certificate from the Chinese Government required by section of the act of July 5. 1884.
 Architect Clark of the Capitol to-day sxAib- lted a small round. bronze tablet, on which Is inscribed, "John O. Adams, Feb. 2i, ls4s. !" This inscription extends in a circular form, and in the centre is the word Here" It is to mark the place where John Quincy Adams fell In the old hall of Representatives in his fatal Illness. MT. Clark, with the aid of an old Congressional directory of 1s4S, has located | the precise spot then occupied by MT. Adams's | seat. It is to mark the place, as SO many vis- | itors inquire Tor the spot.
 Memorial services for the late German Yu- peror were held at the German Lutherln
 Church in this city on Monday at 10 30 A. IT. Invitations to attend have been extended to the President and the Cabinet, the diplomatic corps, Justices of the Supreme Court, Senators and Representatives, 6c., and their ladies
 The services were similar to those recently
 held at the same church in memory of Em- peror William.
 | When the President and Mrs. Clsvsland go
 to Charlottesville on the 17th of June to st.
 tend the commencement of the University oi
 Virginia, they will be the guests of the Alumni
 Association. The invitation was delivered as
 long ago as last winter. but was not formally | accepted until last Friday.