The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-07-04

mander ~ the troops which cross the frontier
crossing. or before II possible. give notice, OF
his march TO the nearest military commander.
or civil authority Of the country whose ter
Tho stars and Stripes will float over the
Capitol tomorrow. although neither House
will DO In session. 1t Is n singular fact that
OF that building eNcent, when Congress was
actually in session. The new ScrGeant-at:
ths state HI o o. thngs " %nci Senator ingalls,
attention / H. Architect Clark was then con-
suited and thG conferences ,esn,eI IN senator e.,
ing that The national colurs 10 lung TO tho
breeze ou tho Fourth Of July. To run tho iiaGs
BILE unless the ruIc- OF hotn senate and house
were TO- be fractured. SO, son,e other pnce had
in place NJ the loot OF the thol's OF the dumo
four ingsials pointing respectively; norlil,
poles VIII depend IL twenty-five foot United
States flag
The rlntc printers employed Mt tho Bureau
OF Engraving md Printing are very much ex-
have tho steam press put bnck IN tho bureau.
nnd they havc committee ut the Capitol
every day to- keen watch on tho agents O. me
legged. Is trying 70 sell the right TO use tho
steam rrcss TO Uncle sam. It is rel,1i'.S shat
day. and when the report OF Capt Meredith Is
forwarded TO tho Senate 1t Is more than rrob-
able that tho hand press will have to 20.
The Pre- ,ident has approved the act author.
ling the construction OF hotel for colored
noopie upon the Government reservation at
Fort Monroe, w.; tho Joint resolution oxtend-
ing tho unexpended balance Tor letter carriers
law 70 June To- 1871: the net for tho relief OF
the | niun Railway Company of CHATTANOOGA,
snn h act for thf G the yt ta a as
authorizing j. i. Brrnadon, United States
Navy, to accept two vases presented 10 him BY
ieliof OF ex-Cvlector ASH Ellis Of California.
Senator Teller to-day presented tho petition
ing that Congress purchase the historic Held
and land surrounding the hcadGuarters at
manont public park. Tho petitioners suggest
that the park he embellished by ~ grand col
from tho invasions OF modern commerce. and
to remain ono OF the landmarks for succeeding
generations to look upon with prldo and VEN
Grafton.
=, Lieut. William II, ,sIayton Of the Marine
o4rs gees N ON NIL raaHn r the
the service. Flo intends TO practise law in New
York city WHO'RE his conduct Of the pro,seu
general attention. Lieut.. Slayton will spent
his leave with Mrs Sayton at the Boston Navy
Henderson. is stationed.
The Agricultural Appropriation Dill. as
agreed to in conference, is practically the bill
as 1t passed tho Senate with one exception.
Tho Senate struck out the provision for the
transfer OF The experimental station OF the Blu
reRu Or animal Industry to Arlington. That
provision was Inserted by tho con ierrees. with
a restriction limiting 70 eighty acres the area
OF land that may be utilized for the station.
Tho Superintendent OF the Census has de-
cidod TO order q recount OF the population in
twenty-four Of the enumeration districts in
Kansas City. Mo. The action OF the Surerln-
tendeEt ia based on the recommendation Of the
local superyis or and the Missouri delegation In
Congress. 1t has been alleged that the names
Of a large number Of citizens OF the city were
not taken in the first enumeration.
The President to-day sent to the Senate the
following nominations: Adam T.. King Of Mary
land, Consul-General at Paris: Ii. y. Allen OF
Heath OF Massachusetts,. Consul at Catania,
Italy; James j. Paterson OF West Virginia,
Consul at Merida Mexico.