The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1890-06-01

OIL HS II $1,000, OUT pfOpOSeu lNIco w utAANS
! out all about Ministers Plenipotentiary.
WASHINGTON GETTING DEAF.
| Went to dine with the President agreeable to
invitation. He seemed to be in more good hui
deaf that believe he heard little Of the S con
TpsFsati1n We bad ladiess s,r Mrs bTSSsbnnds Rep
resentatiyesl all with them.
new YORK HAD THE "aR1P" IN 1890.
Friday MAY Z. The ailment called the in
iiuenga RACES to great degree al over tne CITY.
and pain and heaviness in my head and n.y.
ing pains all over my body, so that had petter
be as attentive as possible TO my health
COL. ELY WANTS A PENSION
No business OF consequence done In the Sen
ate. The members began TO straEEle about
after the minutes we're read t called ni, on re re
sent Tor Ely. and heard q peck OF stun from
him. too fimsy to impose even on children. lie
Island. but it appears that his own emolument
was his object. and he has had this pretty com
pletey answered already by generous settle
ment with the State OF Connecticut
INCONVENIENCE OF BEING FASHIONABLE IN 1890.
On my return into the Senate chamber one
membe! Of 1t only remained sitting In state
the nconvoniency OF being fashionable. He
Course T must have have it come for him to the Hall
But behold how he gets hobbled: the stated
Happens that senate adjourns a little after II,
and here healthy man must sit two or three
t9r hs coaHh 70 saSG sbW oF
and some excuse must be found for MS staying
alone till the carriage comes Tor him. Ihus
Trench Coxe CAME this dav to town In order
las he said Ito enter. on the assistancy Of the
literary Itch. the cacoefhes scribsndi. lie has
Rersovering industry IN an eminent deGTeei
70 sn9
OF the that ths q %
the quill, not only for defence but attack;
May 81 felt myself rather indisposed and
the affair OF Col Ely. Read and lounEed away
the day.
us S"ia IN Wiling dy to my p family pspsHd my
time but miserably in absence from them; L
W TO Et q
vanial returned to town this day What
strange piece Of pom postsy this thing is grown:
@ Muh enbe tS Ss ST and
he was on hi bis visit Tho State Pennsyiyan
has really poor bargain p Of him and Il she
tons she need not care at how low rate.
SHALL RHODE ISLAND BE coERCEDp
O'Clock 10 hear Col. Eiy's witnesses. 10
his favor 20 p W. spent s some f lime Wills the SEN
ate was engaged il business. When we came
in we them on the Rhode apd re-
give reasons on which they founded their reso.;;
lutions. Ellsworth Senator. Connecticut
ana yet v was not convinced BY him. 1 saw saw"
must, II / followed my judgment, vote against
on me give Some reasons for my Vote lob OBJ
served that the business was under debera-
ton in Rhode Island; that the receives carried
on the fnce OF them a punishment for rejection
on the supposition that they would ruin our
revenue. Let US first establish the fact against
them that an intercourse with them had IN
jured our revenue. before we punish tnem Nth
a prohibition Of all intercourse. This resou-
The other Tor the denand of $4,000 I con-
sidered as equally 80. Let the accounts be set
tied, and Rhode Island has right to pay her
bly, from us. She i, furnished with an apology.
should enter into any foreign engagements:
This was day 81 e9mrany ut our M mes The
Mr. french Coke, now succesiei to the as as.
sistancy of the Treasury. ] could not help
ttbbnkng OF last MS1nday as he sat a IN one Of
thrown on him week ago; was too sick TO
enjoy the company. could eat but little and
NIX mornins . Part IT, Of f
mitted on all hands that Rhofe Island was in
ures now taken meant to force her into an
adoption OF the Constitution OF the United
IN
telling them plainly that tllis was playing the
tyrant to all lutents and purposes. | was
purpose whatever
THE COMMITTEE REPORT COL ELY's PENSION.
May IL This day. as Chairman OF the COM
mittes on Col; Eiy,s BIZ. handed ina report
stated that Col. Ely had submitted his cnse TO
The Legislature ~ Connecticut: that they had
lOwance. We had the whole fire Of New Eng
land on us for this step, but we supported the
! would now remark. If l had not done 1t be-
fore; that there Is very LITTLE candor in New
van men IN n6 MT N9 fna Sen9to5S
disposition to make away from my side OF the
question; Surely. had DettGGr. keen myself to
New aampshireh though Of the committee. be-
haved dirty on one int at least thought so
with this subject; DR.. Johnson Senator. Con-
niesctlcutl certainly gave most improper GER
qn eh1 sHbe anS o 3a FL q
not an allowance In tho old Congress was this. !
not having nine States when there were eleven
other strange opinions out of my head about
him n! a2d the report., which cannot be oundrow
by rejecting this bill lis S2.025 or whereabouts.
TAMMANY FALL PARADEs IN 1888.
streets OF New York. Being the old lst OF MAY.
through the town in indian dresses. Delivered
a talk ut one OF their meeting houses and won't
AWAY 10 ulnneT. mere seems 10 be some kind
or society under this denomination. but
1t does not seem well dgestcd as yet The ex-
pense Of the dresses must have been consider
able. and the money laid ont on clothing might
have dressed number Of their ragged beGgars.
But the weather Is now warm.
Joseph Thomas is the name OF the man who |
has the statistics al large. an unsaloable book. |
II Is found we may occasionally want such an |
one. 1t is true that heretofore we used to be !
ssupplied with this book when we wanted it
from Jays or some other library. but Il was
soon found to he convenient iGor tho lorkers) |
thW we should take everything off their hands,
that hoy cannot otherwise dispose oi. even to
theIr insolvent debts.
AN Episode INVOLVING SECRETARY HAMILTON.
May l3.-This day was remarkably busy with
me, ana some singular occurrences happened
As hartman Of the Committee on the baron
Sienbens's bill had called on the Commits
sioner Of Army Accounts. He had furnished me
With ~ the intormation in his power Finding
7 hat resoye had passed the old Congress on
the 9th OF Sep emhor, 7Sj. giving him Baron
Steuben $,OOu In fun, ca led on Mr. Nousee
the register. for the receipts given by the
]; for this SUN. which were udorse,d on
Tho warrants Or warrant given Tor IT.. | had
first transacted some business Of my own, Mr.