The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-04-06
CONGRESS AND THE SERVICE.

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SESATE.-Mr. Evarts introduced a bill (3331)
to reappoint Warren G.. Beach a capt. in the
Army and to place him on the retired list in ad
dition to the number now authorized.
Mr.. Culom introduced bill (3334) autho-
rizng the Sec. of War to deliver Charles w.
Thomas two James rihed Cannons.
Mr.. Vest introduced a bill (3325) to allow
Margaret f. Smith, widow of Commo. William
Smith, pension of $50 per month.
Mr. Blackburn reported the bill (326l) for the
relief of Maj. g. G. Goodloe, poymr Marine
Corps.
Mr. Butler reported with amendment the bill
1922 providing for appointment of board of
trustees for the Naval Academy.
Mr.. Gray reported with amendment the bill
"a. +. 69i4) to transfer the revenue cutter ser
vice from the Treasury Dept. to the Navy Dept.
Mr.. Plumb introduced bill 1874 for the
purpose of improving, completing, and beauti-
flying the Soldiers Cemetery at Parson, Kan.
Mr.. Manderson introduced, by request, bill
(3370 restoring r. l.. May to the Navy retired
list with the rank of It,. comdr.
Mr.. Stewart adversely reported the bill (S0)
to authorize the promotion of certain asst
surgs. in the Army after 20 years service.
Mr.. Jones introduced a bill (3393) providing
for the sale Of the Arsenal grounds and the es-
tablishment of a new mil. post at Little Rock,
Ark.
HoUsE.-Mr. Finley introduced a bill (SS2S)
giving military and pensionable status to the Of
fcers, enlisted men, their wives and children,
and dependent parents, of all military organi-
cations of the loyal States during the late war.
Mr.. Wallace introduced a bill (SS30) regula-
ting the course of study at the Naval Academy,
and for other purposes.
Mr.. Carter introduced bill (SS33) for the
relief of the officers and crew of the North Pa
cifc and Arctic exploring expedition in 1858,
"a, SO, and 56.
Mr.. Carter introduced bill (SS36) authoriz-
.ng the President to appoint and retire Nathan
iel p. Banks as maj gen.
Mr.. Belkuap introduced bill (SS47) autho-
rZing the President to place upon the retired
list James w. Long, late capt. in the Army
Mr.. Bingham introduced a bill (S794 to reg
ulate the number of officers in the Eng. Corps
of the Navy.
Mr.. Heard introduced joint resolution (141)
providing for the settlement of the claims of
the officers and enlisted men of the various mil.
organizations of Mo. for horses and equipments
lost while engaged in the military service
Mr.. Cutcheon introduced bill (S949) to re
organize certain staff corps of the Army.
Mr. Connell introduced a bill (S952) prOvid-
ing for the construction of mil. store-house
and offices for Army purposes at the Omaha
mil. depot.
Mr. Maish favorabIy reported the bill (7934)
for the relief of Henry W. Freely, late capt. Sd
Inf and A. Q. NJ.
Mr. Boutelle reported with amendment the
joint resolution Is. 46) authorizing the Sec. to
remove the naval magazine from Ellis Island,
n. Y, and to purchase site for the erection OF
magazine at some other point.
Mr.. Williams reported with amendment the
bill CD for the erection of additional quarters
and a hospital at Columbus Barracks, Ohio.
Mr.. Hill introduced bill (S99S) granting a
pension to Isabel Wallace, daughter of Gen.
w. F.. L. Wallace
Mr.. McAdoo reported with amendment the
bill t56S) to prevent the enlistment of aliens in
the L. 5. naval service.