New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-24
BILLS BEFORE THE SENATE AND HOUSE'
SCHOOL OF USEFUL Arts FOR WoMhN-4hH
Atkinson ELL Up.

WASHINGTON Junc o3-Nr Blair to-day introduced in
the senate bill to incorporate the Woman'S VA
tonal Industrial University ana schOOi Oh 'Scit or"
Ornamental Arts, with a number OF senators az" o
public men as incOTporators The OBJECT j. 10 Sc'"'0
the education Of girls and younS women III INC cum
mon branches Of knowledge and sNh III pc's'''
labor and arts Of industry with view to Their liz
creased capacity for sensupport. To this may a''o
he added instruction and culture In other branches oil
learning and in the ornamental arts. Inc Dii' Al" nv
provides that the proposed Institution sha Dc eo,cu
I'm WashIgion and shall be free from sec'ariah III
strucon and control. no appropriation Is hiaoe W
the bill.
Mr.. Call offered amendment TO the hver anu
uarbor bill to increase the appropriation for improV-
ing the harbor OF Tampa. Fla, to 100000.
A conference was ordered on the Fortihcatioh DILL
and Mcssrs. Dawes, Plumb and German were appoin'cu
conierces on the part Of the Senate.
Mr. Evars gave notice that the commemorative
services In honor Of his late colleague, = B. ooA'
heretofore announced for Thursday next wonld take
place al 3 o'clock on Tuesday Of next week
In the House the Speaker announced the appoint
ment Of Messrs Brewer, Dutterworth and Sayers as
confcrecs the Fertilization bill.
Mr. Sherman of New York, asked consent for the
immediate consideration OF the senate Dill proVoins
for leave OF absence to Government employees IN tho
customs service, and Mr.. spinola, OF Now iof"'
seconded tho request saying that these ehpio'c'
worried twenty four hours a day; objection however,
made.
ON motion of Mr. Grout. Of Vermont, chairman Oh
the District of Columbia Committee. the House "eh'
into Committee OF the Whole on District business ia"
Ing I'D the Atkinson bill amendat0ry OF the a'e
,n-hor,yinc tho construction of the Baltimore ana
lOtomac Railroad In the District OF Columbia TOT
nearly four hours the bill was debated Messrs'
Iloliilt Cummings and buchanan speaking IN i'S
favor, and Messrs. Anderson, Mllhen, Siochune anu
nlll attacking It's provisions. on nollon oi H.E:
Ilounf % Georgia the clause lerai1ne the occupancy
bv the railroad company OF streets ant N1ius 10 ~,
stations WAS stricken from the bill MIR Hcmphili,
of tout, Carolina. offered substitute Tor the Irse
section by the terms Of Which the rairoau company
Is "a construct passenger statloh AT halA Ialh
and Virginia aves and abandon the present siuti"
md tracks IN SlxtI,st Ruled out on ron' OF oruG.
1 nc committee rose without acuns hiahN upoh wv
ILL. 49,, 81, ,,o,,ir- Il,
Mr. oates. Of Alabama, introduced Dill maNlnT 10
lawful for any National banking ASSOCIATION 20 !Jal
money 10 any person upon real estate secured hy
mortgage exceed IN any case % per ccnt!m "
the cash value Of the property, AT rate OF HieVs'
no; TO exceed that allow ed by law. , ,
Among the bills introduced were the following:
nv Mr. Laws of Nebraska, copy OF thc OH reporter
from The senate Committee on Agriculture iof the
prevention of the adultereton and misbrand'hg OF
food and drugs ., u,o.i ,
$40 900 for tho acquisition Of land adjacent TO the
United states Custom House al Fail kvcr Mass upon
which 10 extend the building It'll. ,,,
IIy Mr.. McAdoo. OF New-Jcrsey, Tor pubhc oulu
Ing AZ West Uotoken. y. J. ,,.,,-
Iy Mr.. Watson Of PENNSYLVANIA. appr0praaUihs
AGO 600 for the erection OF monument AT Naslui9
Ton 10 tho memory OF John Ericsson by whose iiuly
fui invention the United states has largely proit'u any,
nv whose Invention and construction OF tle haNui
vessel tho Monitor great National calamitieS "erc
avertcd.'