The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-28

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The orator was dressed with tho taste ns anu
elegance that have characterizeo ME tiis 1ona
aMS" Finf fS W. was ia" Carefully brushed down unon
his shoulders and his black clothes nnu " ncr
othsr pyRpy N WEfg made IN one alteration in his
annearanco that wns the occasion oi mnnn
his hab f To! ySSr he lf had them both
on tho finger OF his right hand; wni H NJ He
used Ior the purpose OF gest a nann;rnris.
in Az nS for man Of his age. He was re-
marx nbly vigorous. and shouted out MS aGn,
ant utterances to the kepu1aG an -, ihe Demo-
Gratis were 40 impressed with the spet ewsd IL
after the ovation to the orator that io',SSwt no
hs were 80 SonySesR sp ss e. VII
eSsinst the Election bill in either House Vi
Congress.
Tho conferrees on the Post Offlce Appronria:
tion bill this afternoon reached an aGthe n tyn
3 Mou ,"s lie Senate recedes from it's amend,
mont Increasing by $4,000 the ap %nI|s The
House agrees 10 the Senate amendment a..
propriating $4,000 to cover one.hah OF a e,.o
cost Of trGnsports'i%n' c 1mpSndHi IN asserting
and pouching malls in transit on stea mntries
between the United states ana o,nerT Ss addio
n Ion ,n ni ss5N"O6 Tor pay OF Post Office clerks
made by tho senate over the House az nnn
tion was reduced In conference 10 %i'o'o0'
Tho Blair Educational bill which since It's
defeat in tho Senate has been regarded %
very dead subject indeed has had SURPRISING
resurrection Tho members OF the House COM 1Is
mtee on tdueatiop have oeen l9t the bi and
tGey have succeeded at least to the eHtenI OF
getting the bill out OF committee inc CON- con,
md Yesterday a motion was adopted proviuinR
FOR "rsporting the bill to the House This action
WI 6S taken 1aro on M S 10 "n drawn up
1sMt o 'DonnelL The measure that has
thus received The support 81 the cGm n snt T.
cally tho snme. 1t was INTRODUCED by MI
EwGrt the colored member from North caro-
lima Mr. o e s bst denss hS
Heed has used hi influence to nave IL pusne n
forward Mr. OponnelI says no ~ mas ssb not G and
that the action " tho committee simply grew
ont of the desire OF many members to nave the
bill considered
REPRESENTATIVE Cornell OF Nebraska Is en-
titled to tho distinction OF having introduced
tho most absurd proposition yet presented to
the Fifty-frst Congress. 1t is entitled -" hill
Connel gives notice that II. was introduced
"Gy request which meaus that he does not
care to be resp9psbe for It, me trst seG nI0
urtary servitude under the proclamations OF
President Lincoln shall be pensioners upon
bounty
such nersons as may have been charged by the
laws Of consanguinity with the maintenance
and support of freedmen who are unapie. pV
reason of age or disease to maintain them
seTyes. Section two provides that all persons
formerly held in slavery who shall at dne
dS Of tba the nee 81 Years. 81 .ns Shall rev
$500 in cash from the Treasury OF thS nltod
States and be entitled to sl5 psr month during ring
the residue of their natural lives. Ihls pro-
vision is made applicable to male and female
freedmen alike. The section further PROVIDES
mo S0dh fSr al all Ts a tho ages
and 10 and for those between the ages OF 90
and co bounty OF 800 and pension OF g
per month. and for all persons less than oO
Years 81 per month Another section provides
that this money shall be paid TO those rersons
who may be charged with the support q aged
isfaction OF the Secretary OF the Interior that
such support is afforded In humane ana Pc.
coming manner. The task OF carrying out the
shoulders Of the Secretary Of the Interior who
and iI fn resuIations. The bill has been referred
to the Committee on Invalid PensiHns. put no
meeting hos yet been called TO consider It
As soon as the President signs the Naval
Appropriation bill circular will be sent to
shipbuilders by the Navy Department regard
ing the three battle ships, Tho circular is in
tended for the guidance OF naval architects IN
vesses viii be 'a ABOUT $50 feet and the
The minimum speed is fixed at Is knots. and
the same penalties will be exacted and pre-
NUNS offered as In tie case Of the Philadelphia,
S Soom;nmnnt is not entirely determined upon,
hi II will include four l3-inch four S-inch. six
6.;nch breach. loading rifles, sixteen G-pound-
arc with 1enounders and Calling guns in the
toms The tornado outfit will be complete.
Ma ouestion OF armament Is disposed or the
snboma nrovidinp for heayy belt Of armor lB
feet in length and II inches thick. The turrets
guns Will be mounted In each turret A greater
radius will be Elven the s-inch guns by placing
them In the tier above the 6-inch guns.
The Secretary OF the Navy received tel
epram from Capt Erbon President OF the Trial
i, ard saving that the trial trip,o q the cruiser
Philadelphia was a success and that the vessel
il now at Cramps yard. Philadelphia. THIS Is
all the Information received by tho depart
mert in regard to he trial. 1t is unofilcially
stated however. that the vessel developed an
average Speed OF 10 SIP knots per hour, helng
nearly hall knot In excess OF the contract re-
Quirements The contractors are said to be
the trial. and, believing that the vessel Is
capable OF a higher ra'e OF speeu' Will ask loi
"Ao'N'' '''"1'
Postmaster General Wanamaker to-day re;
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