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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
PROCEEDINGS IN THE SENATE.
SEVERAL MILLS rASSED-THE SUPREME coCh
RELIEF MEASURE AGAIN DISCUSSED.

RELIEF MEASURE AGAIN DISCUSSED.
Washington. Sept. ga Mr.. Hale introduced in thu
Senate to day joint resolution (which was referred to
the Committee Public buildings and CTound.I f'r
the erection in the District OF Columbia Of memorial
building which shall be q Citing monument TO the
nem,ry Of Ulyssc. ;. Grant which is to contain mill
iary and naval mus"uT. etc. and In the inner oourt
Of which may BE- placed t. rest the mortal remains OF
distinguished Amerlr4ns.
The resolution offered bv Mr. Plumb. instruc tins
the Committee ON E.ucaion and Labor 10 invcsu
gate charges made N the memorial OF the Woman''
industrial League the employment Of women and
children in mills and factories throughout the United
states. taken up. Remarks worc made BY Mt
sherman ard NJ. Reagan III opposition 70 the Sen
ate uiGe:i ang such All 1--we -tigatlor and by Mr. Plat
MI Dawes AID Mr.. lIoar repe.ling s'rture> contained
Ia t. memorial far they applied 70 Conncction
aid Nassac husct,s. After emo discussion concerning
,hc lat OH Of the prosiden, Of the WomLs League
Mrs, charlotte smith. to the Committee on Education
and Labor. the resouth,n referred m that com
il.tt,r.
The serste at J p. m. proceeded to tis consider,
ton Of executive business. Az 30 The doors wore
reopened
The senate then proceeded to the consideration Of
bill. on the calendar unob!eci~d to. The ntst Dill
taken up was the senate bill supplementary 70 the
act authorizing the construction Of the Baltimore ana
Potomac Railroad VI Inc District Of Columbia. III
,~plv TO remarks by NJ. higgins and Mr.. Hoar. MI
lnga.s stated that II the bill were to be IcKdrhcd NJ
ANY WAY Whatever N. assurance on the part OF the
>~na;e or q. al agreement on tho part OK Tie
senate directly indirectly that tic Baltimore .nh
Potomac Railroad continue to Occupy Sixth
at he would oppose II brt lie affirmed on the con
trAly that tie matter had Geen fully chiisidereo by
The District Committee. ard that no such infcr~nos
wac to b. drawn ron t:e bin. objection wa. made
10 The I'LL and il WAS laid asid. without acton
Tie Iiousc bill eXte:.ing By $1,000 tho limit OF
-ceuireJnents OF site. was then passed. .
At the expiration Of the hour asstgned 20 mo
caistar the IiOu-~ BILL with the Senate substitute. -
define ard regulate the Jurisdiction 81 t'e courts Of
the United States. taken up. Tho bill went over
Without action and the senate At 5 40 adjourned.
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PRIZES At TIE QUEENS COUNTY FAIR
LANCE ATTENDANCE AND GOOD DISPLAY
IN ALL DEPARTNENTA


There wa. larg. attendance AZ tie opening " thu
fall fair Of tho Queens County Agricultural society At
M!nenl,. L. J.. Yesterday. There wa. full dspay In
all the departments and the shhjts Included cattle
sheep poultry vegetable frnits howcrs aud farming
bnp,e,n-nts The premiums awa;ded Yesterday WERE
~ follow:
Hose Department -pirnum E., hro"t n.ls hes, TO-
Al purpo.-, y. IN fn. II II WT~ Bel, premium f.r
bc, foals end road puip".'s. J.. " Ee.ls Jewel pi"
piun Tor trood mar. with foa for road purro,s w!e
Couit's Shil!L snd colt premium for b.t f"s
for , purIos"s Wiers md bon Coust's Highland Fling
for stallion ,"1 Of 1890. w-ts and Don Cois High.
land Iicht
Cattle Dep.rtment-I'ot herd o. Guernsey ca'us. wi.
le,s and Don Conrts Eosy hrst: bulls three years old
q. over J. p. Unlcis "DM Wc.ihury,' nI't; Whi'ts
and Don CoIts Ro.i,n second. Hull. one year old Wal
Inc. Uau,hurst, WestLury nrSt j. \. Andrewss stallion
second.
sheep M,lino buck md three "T'' II. ii. Robins,
Eas. Wileston nr.t O>forddown buck, s. s. stert"r.
we.tbury hrs. piine line lambs. ,. & str'ster; th""
ewes. r. G. Wilson, Mn"oIa. first II. II. Meaiweli. last
wiltston. second.
The races tho principal attraction Of the day.
the grand stand being crowded. The summaries were
Stallion fvss Of lsss-tirs; prize. 80; ,""ond IS
three hcat. by D. {. woodruff, st. Johnand.
Mar.s O. cvdng, foa!, Of 1889 speed 10 govern sl3
for all Patrick Fergus Lady Rouena won nrs
prize for sized
Mares oi geldngs. fog Ia"G; siced 10 govern; $40
for all p,rpor-s.- Morris Motifs b. IN. Tempest Won.
Single load horse with bst'ar record than foir
minutes; nrss prize. $50; second prize. s2O-G A
Virgins b. h. HYDE Park hoy
Single road horse. open TO all with no better record
than o:35 h,,t prize 81 81 second sos third. s36
WAS by A. u. c.
| Pains Manhattan Beach Fireworks Company will
gve two monster exhibitions ut the Mineola Fair
! one to- night and tomorrow night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
LIBERAL 10 MISSISSIPPI DfFl I'm hpE'''

I,c, ou MIS-. sept .:;.--The CONVENTION STd'h All
othcr ,,aC TO ,ia, but FOR which the >hrase Ve'"o
would have been d-ppsed "f he!oT" tie hoir Vi "u
,our,mcut Everything won't Oh -'"""'h!' "HN''
.cc,,u ~ the article ui the election oi '""h's va"
,.rs VA, rc,c,,d THIS hon provides mat general
ale. ton hall De- held ;he first Tuesday A'"r w"
sr.t Vi. day IA No, cnb-r ~ and every teir 'o'''
c,.uNer pro, idc he day for .u'h ri" t!"' ""' Nv
hau,,,t il, law Tho terms Of ali 'ect|" "'' -
Ell, members 81 Nh" Legislature ar "A''iu"' 10 -
., ., pir ~ the first Mondav w JlHNs' 'V'' '"'
IN. ou.rltt.n o. this lection all cGhh'y "h' c'> "'"'
,.-,n. rNl,rr IN January. lsD2. a:r granted low"
,e,r.. nal term %. ofico w.th'ar Tie hc'@'N
>, An .i, tn, iy the people. y, soon A. u" =" Won
. -. road Amendment, and substitutes h--an I" pour
fl, and anlu,,.d discussion ,ll"Hrd. th'-" 10 OPP
u,..d I. SO ton comic dcd that In" '"n'''"H Hdu "'
.., ,n II r:p The power ~ '' people ~ "'"''' ai'''
yo ,r.,., ih. T. AT L, eject county oih'"i-' i''o
.t.r : lie .nn,.idrd That 1 was cnnn'itN i-H' "'"
,rr,. ,,r ~. cot. vri'ipn Ia extend t,r terms o. pi'
c,, H.. ial"u'. - nf,c,. ." as - MAI" tW' '""'"'
f. tine NOW ..:>tuna. ~t!th pr'vid"- 10Y a. "'''''
3, \,,.-uhcr -r5. Tie people ""Hld r'i '"r'
nan. ami would h".i. lily >hpp"rt ''i'' !" pr,
,r,. th,in llly.r WI" wrE' ~ me- H"" =
p ed ih.i, i- ~ people. and th' ,"hN'' 80" IA
al, L." !at..tiV. tll"!r 'ho'" N': Il u 40. = y
.aa,e , t,tui" hostile Ia IN" ihi"N>I "'u ph'P,-
az the uerdl: '"n ~ tailed h' '"'" 90 W. ~ III
,,hrr.,ip,u ne convention AZ p. III. adI"E"" ~"
=, MORROW
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A STEEL CONFERENCE TO BE HELD
RgrRDDNTA T1vES OF VARIOUS FvrNpRlhs nc
MELT NAVY OFFICIALS.


Washington, sept. 20 Special Secretary Tracy has
decided 20 call conference Of st-nl works OF this
country and has named october the day for the
meeting, Th. conference definitely decided npon
after the interest among sioel mon had boon evinced
py the annapolis test The meeting will take the form
Of discussion OF the needs Of the service and Al ex'
change OF views Letwecn the Steel Board ana Bureau
Chiefs and the representative. OF the fouhdres There
has been 4 great dcsl Of complaint among steel ship
builders Of the difficulty In securing material rs
pccaly has this been the case where the delay resulted
In expense 10 the 6rn> thrrneh TINS penalte' Ole Of
the objects Of tho meeting IS 10 expedite the delivery OF
.tee Thee DELAYS cars'd II !s SAD, tv The II!
creased demand for high grade OF s'ce! b~ shipbnild
er, and bolermaters. IN" orders Of Government con
tractors call for greater labo. aid sh than Tho orders
OF firms not concerlrd wth official inspectors. There
are present only two Or three steel fonhdre' capao,
Of furnishing nst,Itsl UP TO tho Department standard
and the bulk Of private patronage goes a>1 10 those
found.le> which have sort Of official sanction.
Another feature cf the meeting will probably be
on effort to altcr thc present standard u one los
| eAac,lmg. The error does not seem u lie In the
! severity af The standard much MS
in the limitation There was an ehor,
/ making at one fimc to extend tho department
J spechcauons to include steel Of tie Clapp Grifiths
process. The firms uing this process claim FOR II
all the merits which pertain to the OpoL hearth pro-
! cess insisted upon BY the Government The Steel
Board of which Captain Montgomery Sicaid Is prcst-
dent does not favor the CappGrftls process. and
recommendations have been made scanst It's nroduc
lion into the specifications. II this process, could be
| adopted the demand for steel would be distributed
| among foundrie. more equally. 1T would direct pri
vate patronage to class Of steel at present neglected
in >ornc quarters simply for want Of this Govern
mental recognition The representatives who attend
| the sccretarys conference will have the work OF
demonstrating tho equality Of the Clapp Grmths
with the open hearth processes. Steel Of the former
process has not been without It's patrons and prob
| ably will not lack for supporters.
! An Interesting fact In relation to the steel con
terence is that II comes Just week after the bids
are to be opened FOR the three battlesnps and u.
| 400 ton piotectcd cruiser secretary Tracy desires
10 have these vessels completed dnriag his term. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
NAVAL OFFICERS AT COLLEGES.
ALL or THEM TO BE DETAcHED-SEEDLD 70
TILE i" MN NAVY.

THE NV NAVY.
Washington Sept. 90 tspecial-The engineer ofhcers
IL Tie Navy on duty at colleges as professors oi
marine engineering viii hc withdrawn. Assistant
Engineer J. e. wilmer was to-day detached from duty
at st. Johns College. Annapolis. and ordered 10 Ma1e
Island. In few days engineer ofnoen at'aoheo W
cornell University and the University Of Michigan VIII
he relieved 7. has becn found that these details
cannot be continued The increase OF the NeSy win
the consequent necessity for tho services OF AL a'a
able officers, has made this imperative the engineer
force las been taxed for officers. and 1t Is lRcIy pht
whom the New Navy" Is ahoat some Of the ensa'
neers Will be doipg double duty. The act OF 1881
which decreased the force did not contemplate thc
need Of additional engineers. The new ressers "c'o
not the. in View and he problem presented was ue
provision OF labor for the excess OF engineers. lhe
subject Of college dnty has never been regarded AZ
tho Navy Department kindly as at the war DO
partment. II has become quite favorlte oeaii IN
Ike Army ths assignment "a Instructor OF military
tactics a colleges. The Navy seems TO have greater
demands upon It's personnel. snd college, duty ms
been confined to . few officers 1t 10 destneo 70 90
withdrawn entirely and permanently.
The custom has il advot and the work is unqnes
tonably oongenial to scholarly mon. some OF the Army
ofcer. have regulations by work Mt the colleges.
1t oNords them opportunity to cultivate speciality
or indulge literary abors Ore officer Lieutenant
G.. A. L. Totem VIII" IS on duty vi Vale has di'
ungulshed him5e by series OF military lectures ana
by numerous writings on his own account Many OF
the officers form personal and professional attach
mcnts at tho colleges and their detachment Is ~
such times vigorously opposed by the college IhoIi
ties One recent case may be cited where the r-prc-
rentatives Of Catholic university secured the itne"a
Of the detail Of an officer who had already over
STAYED his allotted There those who insist that
the custom benefits parties only one tho private
rnituton which the gvatuitous services of n
valuable teacher and the other the offccr himself
There is no evidence. however. That the privilege is
n,.used BY either collage or officer: and such mis-
use would of course. result official action r,,nous
10 the offender. Every college possessing an officer
among its faculty advertiSes the association -somo
mora conspicuousy than othcrs-but the acton + re
Rarded business proceeding ana 10 not nterfered
with by tho Department.
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NOMINATED FOR CnNGEF-s.

~ Lou. -.pt 23.--Thc Republican, ~ tho INh
Missouri Dl,ir,t dominated ms m"TniiS lh""'~ -
Pr ,.>,r owe" ,than r;auk. N. present ''Hgi~N'h.
,,~,,d Randi. Mich. sept. .3.-lhc Democrats "i
d.. Nn Conversational ID ,trrt met here TO-DAY. TX
CONGRESSMAN Melbourne H. f"'d v "a h"'h'h'"" VII
tie lr>i balioi -.
Pi,,,bur-. sep. 4J.-N Kan" P"iin.. today y W
.,o,, II W,r.ru ,n,i;.ty VA snomiaated bv th' lie
u.,,lrAl ,n:,,c,t."m for congress IN the ANN '''"
bi.,.l,. om thu .","i.i hnllJ'.
o,,nd E,ph, sept 80 'SpAi aD.-M. H. FoIt WA.
,nrlr.t.. ~ CON .tr-s Ia doy BY The WIN DISTRICT
I,"u"rrdi'c ''hVr;lil"iI
Penn Van. - Y. sept 20 The Democrats ri me
XNlX,h Distinct have nominated Drmerville Pa,c' OF
lInr .rl.,N he. 20. p"gH.-.
D.niopous Ala. >rpt. y Especial mo i' Con-
.,ul District Convention Of Alabama heartily In
IL .cd >d" iIurrl,nn snd nominated The Rev A. j.
Warner. col,r.rl. for Congress
,in,,nnarl sept 23.-A dispatch 10 The rm"'
star from lIi!Nl'n. Onto tho Republic 'nS "f me
Kiln District dav dominated Nv a'r!Aina' "h Juae"
D. s. { Lo,.dv.i. oi Brown County. Tor Congress
Hartford t"'r.. sept. 23-N the l>t pihtrict '"h'
! gre. ,onsl Republican Convention here f"da! Won
gresham William f. simonds WA renominSfed DIV
irclauIation.
,t.l sept. ~ ,Spc'isl.The Republicans II tie
ma Congressional Convention tis evening nominated
Edward t. P,cr,c 4 Milton The district i no" rep
r,-ntsd by p"mo rat, John +. Andrew VT
pierce Is NJ able ser and was The editor of charles
>.mnrr', speeches.
M,ria.ua Fla sept. % jkpcclah-A A. the l.t D's
,rr, Rc,ubl! ~ Convention !. r. \. la, IDS III wa
uouil,t,d for &, ngreS.. lie l. brother of Il. w. VI
unyr;,li. the pr,-nt pemprratir tougrr>,naN, whu
VA, dc,-atcl FOR nomination Tins v"a' h' r. Mallory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24

M 4 regular hid "n MONDAY evening ~ -
Washington E.rl.sn club g. Ws-hiu -,"u Heights ap'
,uoir.a,, c.otio- las-'d IN regard u tn" "Xpul'
.ion 81 Fish and ,;ibs f'p n" ranks e IN" Republican,
- od ,b, actin, - N, state and Committee
I'm the matte, unanimously ind"l-d 'v IN" 'ib'
the nrst regular r".'.ng oG the E"p'''i"an ''seh"s
.ion OF ,Lr ma A..emOi- D',.tt va h"t lat nigh'
a, the o., -, tho Lincoln R'?nbean I.",c"' 81 ene
.ar. di..I,r lgj Ia.th.st. n" pl"-'att NJ ma
oryyizs,ion thi.". II. Murrl, pr-idd, aud Judge
,,,,,.. y T,rrof 4. ,".G sdGr II ns''' on re-
,..,luv me wuik'r. Of t' ~" ia.' Ia 'pu'lohs
-,o n,...d ..n. :auss >l"ah.r i:1 HI - election
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
yEV HOME FOR DEMOCRAOf.
THE THOMAS JEFFERSON BUILDING IN 0H'0A
LyS FORMALLY OPENED

THE THOMAS JEFFERSON BUILDING IN bHooA
LYN FORMALLY OPENED
The opening Of the new Thomas Jefferson n''us
DrookIyD. which i to be the DemOcra''' ..uoor
or.,ftcr in that city, took place yesterday ai'e
,ndorne.tb bright skies in striking contrast 10 "o
nourpc rain In which ex President CicVeian" i. w
rorusrs,one in November of last year. ino
Committee hall in the building WIS ".0N .o,.v
e,,i,e, and it WAS thronged to its u'"".' ..p'
while many holders Of tickets were tu'"eu a" ,
,; of ,hoss present besides the speakers were ""s
&c" Va rmn,,n,., Iack.ou Bridge President Howell
Judv, Van Wyck Alexander Ca'nerou' ~ = d..
Uurd Deputy controller BrinkerhOn. Thoh'as -.
.u r J. Kenna James ". RidgwaS, "i'n""
sbeehau ". a. Mnrtha Hugh Mclaughlin JONI. W.
mar e.. W. Anderson and ". A. Furey' n .'. .r.
members Of the Democratic state .'n|'"'''"
also present .s,aont NJ the
,rhomns jefferson Association Opcnco INC 'P
mailing and said that this building hau oeS" va
,,,,,c,.o a, pcrpctuate the principle, sci ior.n ., WV
man whose name 1t bore. President jon" l. 49,,
Of the Democratic General COmint""' 'p -.
hu,Idiuc IN a few words. Mayor Chspl" was "'N
n.rmanent chairman and ID. n. 6oo"H P0
secretary The Mayor expressed ms pes'a'' q. 's
rre.ut and presiding and letters OF reefSt "e'"
~ PRESIDENT cleveland and senator carlisle
,,rs ,r.ro also reccved from Congressman 'o'e''
en-. p.v Dr e. H. Hall Henry Henth' 'ohe
| r,ou..r charles = Ensign and r. MeCants ''e"A'
and others. . u, mn who
Mayor Ciapu then introduced Governor ,''.' ,,a.
received about the same an"int OF APPS
,,,u IN Mr. Gle, Gland. letter ot rcerc.. a., vi
ST. Tr mn attacked tho Republican par's ~, udth
vo,,tiu The Federal Election. Till iohm . di.,rt.
| reripruliv and with the div'i'" % '''
Ntcr governor IIll had finished ~ ,p1, 5r,eHy
.nr .nr \hhctt was called 10. anu 'pon ro, t;r,i,
r."I Allowed is General splnoa- ana Na'"' VIZ
! aid a ;cw HOrl-. H., c,sAnd,r uo.ol be
4 ;urlron served W tho 'i rU 'Thnmas JeNer
fore the reception IN tho evening. -, nj cht viii
son rulid!us brilliantly Ill'iih,sp"rr 49,, nd a ne
cc,irl' lights ~ Narol' 'oors %" luz whose hand wa
| ,cptinu va given 10 Governor ILL., "
sh.l,.u ny many ~ those prrNen'. -, - l..n,, rer,
| lmvcrnW, Hi and AOOct' ana MA."' K,rrna snt
Iuhn T. Adams artrd 81 us!"rs ~. a. otrl.
hslf A stream OF peopl" filed pas, ne rv.u nii.
,,,d hoax their haad>. \ '."vd oi oH"'N' =.
th. hail Thor, vas loud applause whrn - trs'
| tiucn VEL ,nrhn ana NJ. NJ l.,uGhiin' 'i,,
scn., ~ and Mrs, w. H. Mnr,ha and the Misses "H'h'
| we're presented 10 t'ol'r hor l,il
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MINISTER Nancy CONFIRMED.

Washington. Sept Q3.-rhc executive Session OF IN"
relate TO day wa. confined u the consideration VI
the nomination OF george u. Nancy III Tcrnc sec. Il"
~ Minister to Uruguay and Paraguay. Mcr II full
di.cms.ion the favorable report OF the Committee On
Foreign Relations cUnrurIcd In on v", and nav
vote ~ two third. Of the Senators pir'>cnt. The
nomination Of Mr. Mancy ~ the first srrt
o Tho Sera,c Al mi, session -. Congress but has
boon held up until now by charges inldo s.an4t him
relating b his personal habits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
TIE WEITHFR REPORI


FORECAST TILL. p. N. WEDNESDAY
W,.hin.,on sept .J.-rr New -EGHland. 'a'''n Nv.
W.. Eastern Peuns,l> anis NewJersr,. peia"ar' ans
v,,,. fan slightly couls stationary temperature
westerly winds. - =.
For Nor, Carolina generally fair. except "ca' rais o.
the coast - v.
FOR Souh Caiolna Georgia. ttth1 Aa"'".
,..ipp, and Louisiana rain except fan in southern ro'
And Western I.cui.i1n1 1900.
Eor Arkansas. Tsnne,>,c. Western Kentucky ana 9oue
Missouri rain ,.. u..,
For Western Naw.YorH. Western PENNSYLVANIA "
Virginia. Ohio and Lowet Michigan far es''e'
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DEATH or HENRY B. TIGOIy.

Henry d. wiggn. aged seventy seven. one Of the
prominent residents Of Orange j.. died at his conn.
try homo In NOithu0od y. h. on SUNDAY. lie was
graduated from Dartmouth College In 1888 lie then
went 10 Kentucky. and was engaged In teaching for
several years. lie ordniried 20 the ministry in
1899 he served In the ministry foA many wears until
his enfeetlcd health compelled hin, 70 retire.
He settled In Orange In 1865. About this time he
founded the hrm Of Z. H. Virgins Sons for the manu-
facure OF window shades. which Is sull In existence
ic Clinton Place, Ncw-YOrh Mr.. Wigyn was elected
may"r Of the city Of Orange In 1874 by the votes OF
both parties.
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STILL. WORKING FOR A STRAIGHT TICKET.


The COMMITTEES Municipal Elections Of the Republic an
club hsd . rns Ias evening At the clubhouse No +30
FI,tl.2,r Jonn Smisi presided and ainGn.
the deliberations " the committee
C-phs, Nr1nerd prrsidn mt Of the club Mortimer
{. Addou.. Arthur T.. Merriam. l. {. Ashley. John T..
Hahei. James r. to'b.r and job f. Hedg"r. The
mites In executive session and received reports and IN
formation which IT. members s"y strengthen them In the
belief In favor Of st siRht Republican
ticket the coming municipal election 10 proper and pop
These represented showing that tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
pr,.r\rv. rripIN tT[DNS " THIN 'ITf

The commissioner who ha, '!ss9e OF the S'ae ~
,. .>.u,c,f,ons has decided that h" at"r there wiz
y. ,v, n.,,. IA thu, ci;y whcie eAain'naUo"
,u "a. held AZ tho same time. The place.
..i,,t.t Ar, the loaer lecture hall o. the VI
,,,,, Medical o!ry. and the l'uic hall 1 tae |o1oe'
Of Ph,sclsn, and Surgeons 10th law anu meN'.' "
,w,na.i,ns viii 30 hsd IN these PLACES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
DEbArIIG TIE FRENCH spoIiArIoN CLAIMS

DEBATING TIIE FRENCH hpoIIATIoN CLAIMS.
Washington. S'pt. 23.--Afi-r the iw" c'r'"St"h
election ca.es had hern dsp"od VI I" dav tho i"""
went into Committee Of the Whole Mr.. Burrows. o'
Michigan In tho chair on the Seate amendments to
the deficiency bill. The afternoon was cpn'iimrd IN
discussion 81 the Ircnch epoa'ion claims. ui' de-
,rnic being participated ia les NrssrS. c"tswe Dihsr
ard NAux Of Tie s"n1tc amendment. ana BY
Mc-srs Bnckairw, Cann"i md sayci, In Opposition
Without acton NE committee rose.
Mr.. Gambler. If Ma>sachnsc:t>. ssk"d nnannoi-
consent for tie cousderAton ~ Resolutions providing
tina, committee II the House Committee On ~"
Worlds Fair shall inquire Into the progress being made
~ the Fair Commissioners but MIR KilROic. e." Trans.
objected.
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desire for the nomination OF o straight ticket growing
RAPIDLY and that prominent Republicans who have STOOD
aloot until have given their adhesion Said member
committee last evening: The information which ~
had befoc tonight satisfies me that large ma
ority o. tn best element Of the party opposed n
coalition ticket W" look beyond tho present var
the effect Of sIch sct.Vn. The commute" ha~ con-
siderrd tn. question In all il lights and IL preparing for
vigorous campaign soaIy under hc Republican banneR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-24
THE pOWcLTOy cLEB.y TOURNAMENT

Newburg. n. Y. Sept. - tSpccial,.-The FOwelton
Lawn Tennis Climb had a splendid day for the second
day of their annual fall tournament Only two sets
were played In both OF which H. D. BettS heat the
Rev. .. Appesate. IT,. so. Tho lsdics' singles aud
gentlemcns doubles viii be played d, morrow.
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THE ppooKLyS POsTorFICE FIRE LIMIT

L.
washington. sept 20 (Spccia.->enat"r H"cock
called M early TO-DAY In the >enac the Dill ~
,h. Gre limit q. the pn.tocc and Federal building ~
nrooIvn: but Mr. Pas,o. OF Florida. objected I" ie
at that time because he said ne hAh no.
ve, sufficiently examined the measure: hnf ne pr"m'su
TN, he would examine II AMI himself call up the ol'
IN morrow senator Hiscock urged the iIlhi"n'a"
,r. n, tho IN OH the ground OF the necessity OIL
making the provision contemplated in tho bil st"'hS
that tho building HOW rapidly appearing CO
nI.,on and that the lease Of the present postoee
would soon expire lut NJ Pa>c" persisted III III"
obierton After Two hour. and half spent Ia exec"
tive session how Mr. P1eo called up IN" b'O"h"'
lu and Stated thst he had examined the matter ana
was entirely satisfied that VA. proper measure
to lie passed and tirrupon tho Oil was '"He" ny
and pat through promptly.
II amends tLr law 50 far a. II Ahccts thr mort" 'u
f the building 50 a, rcgu!r~ that an open Np"
Of not than fOy feet. Including streets anu d'
III III be LEI, between the building hn"$ on the h"ft'
side 81 me s and all ,rl!'S ~. nciue not e"e"is
space Oh the orrl .i- Of ~, building. The OBJECT l.
10 u,.rIl the ru.~u uci,n ~ one story tnIldnS Oh
NORTON q. this spa IA facilitate "a" Harding "i
mails Nv extcnd She Gr-t hrr ~ the building over
tie allie, way. additoaa. spa" "i '"n I~'t WI %
OF u ned and a pafWav under thi. tr""t Will b" used
hv tIIs mall wagons thu, nnteriaN h"lp't t'c bn''
moss 81 the pV.tOffcc.
TN, bill ha. inz now passed both Houses. Is r-@'v
10 20 TO II. President fc- HI. approval! and II vi" -"
placed IN his hands Immediately upon ms i"i'T u
CITY.
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Of tho Bay Of Now'York, between Mdneto~n an"
New. Utrecht. by the NcwJersey ard staten 'siana
Junction Rai,roA4 Company Some teehn'ca amch"-
meuts weYc made IL the text OF the bill at me sue
o. ton Of the Secretary OF War. Pie railroad racH
Through the tunnel t. be open 70 a. rxirOso com
paneS desiring TO use them. at reasonable compeh'%