Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-03-03

calendar and passed: HOUSE Hll 'Vi Wv
allowance OF certain claims reported oy ac-
counting officers 81 the Treasury commonly
known a. 4th-oi.July claims; senate Dill
appropriatlng $4,000 Tor puOHc DulluinS
at New berne, y. G.
Air Allison presented the conference re-
bort on the sundry civil appropriation ILL.,
II reported continued disagreement. ~
the close Of = long discussion further con-
ference was ordered.
The conference report on the bill TO re-u-
late the course at the Naval Academy vas
agreed 10. Continued disagreement on the
deficiency appropriation bIil was reported
and another conference ordered. men, 10
l.1i 4. NJ. the senate, - the result OF Nr.
Eidtiebercer's persisiency, went into eXtcu-
tive session.
House OF Representative
The deficiency appropriation bin having
been received from The Senate the House
disagreed 10 the senate amendments and q
conference was ordered on the deficiency
appropriation bin, and Messrs. Haze. ALI
son, and Cockreil were appointed couleiTees
on The part o. the Senate.
The conference report on the sunGry civil
appropriation bin was presented and agreed
10.
There being seven amendments on which
the conference committee had not agreed
further conference on these amendments vas
ordered.
Mr.. Cn.p. Of Georgia, submitted the con-
ference rcport on The bill 20 amend tie inter-
stsfe commerce law.
The House receGes from ITS amendments
relating to the Transportation OF OIL 10 hai-
rels and tauk.cars, and comforting on the
state courts concurrent jurisdi ton NIth tlc
United states courts 10 hear and determine
all cases arising under TIE interstate core
merce act.
Mr. Anderson, u lows. raised 4 question
Of confederation, aud the House decided
yeas 100, NAYS ito consider the conference
report, pending which Mr. Randall sub
mlited the conference report on the suauiy
civil bin.
Tie coniorrce. have reached On agreement
on all matters OF difference. with four cr.
ceplions- amendment, Of the senate relating
10 the use OF steam presses in the Bureau OF
| Engraving and Printing, incrcs.ink the limit
/ Of cost Of the new library buIIdiug. granting
/ the widow OF Chici.Justice Ware the balance
! OF one years salary. and making an indch-
/ mite appropriation 10 provide al iltonAi AZ
/ commOdalions for the Government Priu in--
/ OGic~ As far a. sereed upon the hiI applo-
pirates 5000. 0oJ whlch j., Sl.1Jo.n0D less
/ tnan the amount carried when 10 passed the
/ senate. Sl.749.0l0 more tbsn 10 carried when
/ it passed lhe House. and SLlo0,u0O Jess tLan
tue appropriations for the current yclr
The rerort Wa agreed 20.
The House then rcceded from rs dls-
/ agreement 10 the amendment relating % tue
/ cost Of new library building and insisted
upon ITS ssgrccmcnt to the other three
/ named, and the bill was again sent to cone
| ference. Mr.. Bl0iut presented tie con-
! ference report on the posl-oilce oppopra-
| ton bin aud il was agreed to-
! The conference report on The bill toam'nd
| the interstate commerce act Was then taken
up The House c0nieTrees rc,cdrd from the
amendment c0niefru- on the state counts
/ jurisdiction TO try and determine the liu-e-
/ IN Il ariiug under the interstate commerce
/ law. The conference report was agreed to.
/ MI. Dunn, " Arkansas. presented il' con-
ference report On the Din for the pfoterur
~ the salmon fisheries o. Alaska and Il
/ vas agreed o..
The conference agrees On slightly modi-
fed form o. the House amendm nt direct
/ ing lhc President 90 ctI>e one or more
United Stitcs vessels t. cruise 90 4 81 fu
w.tcss ana soizc all vessels found to Doe f.J-
latn4 TIE laN relating 90 the sea- h-h'fir..
Tie conference report ou the District 81
1 Columbia appropriation uii ~, also agreed
10. and. ri J:fj, the House TOOK recess uAtIi
5 O'Clock.
I'm early morning hour OF the IoCle
NJ. Baker. ~ New York, a-led unanimous
consent Tor tlc consideration % thc rrsoIu-
uou for iHr embodiment OF committee o
represent tle House a. The cer,mOnic, ai-
. tendlur tla Washington Inauguration c-r-
icpnal in Ncw YORK; in April mex. lncfe
wl.EO foruo objection 10 the resolution,
lut Mr.. scott, OF Pennsylvania Killed 10 by
taking e 20 uclth. An u0ur elapsed Wal e
II W. ,till pend.ug.
White tue attendance on the floor Of The
House thi, evening 9as very small "si1ndng
room only" would have been 40 appropriate
notice 10 have been Tlaced outside each Of
the m4uy doors opening Hpon iIc House ga'-
ierle.. Every sat possessed an occupant
and The steps and doorway, OF inc g1Icr's
Mere crowded with Interested spectators.
The first member o. claim inc attention ol
tae House aui the giil,r'0s wf, Nt Holman,
a indiana. Who presented tre conference
report or me land iorir.u hii.
Mr.. stone. o. Missouri. raced tue q'le,-
ton Of consideration, grt pending that
moved r.ce.s Until ll.iJ. lltt an hour
va, consumed before quorum could De- ST.
cured 20 vote down the mon1n, tud tlru
the ranks o. The dlibusfefe were reinforced
. IA lIe-I~. Alu'lTIN 90 l.iiitf.F aN'i 'liifN q
Of Wisconsin. each 1i ,4e.e gentlemen
making motion fora recess
Al O'Clock The m0notony OF i0e proceed
irgs was interrupted b, the conference re-
port on the suudry ci,ii niD. u reported
continued disagreement, and another confer
cucs was ordered.
The conference reporton the nAya sppro-
Drialon bin was received and agreed 10.
Another disagreement 90 the ludian APP
preparation bin was reported and The con.
ference continued.
The conference reported on the bill regu-
latlng admission to The Naval Academy, and
il WAS agreed 10. Il fixes the minimum Ne
for admission at fifteen years and the maxi.
mum al twenty wears.
No further business was transacted. The
time was consumed by dlatOIy motions
until las 4. NJ, when a recess WAS taken
until u # ~rnd4v