The Washington times., 1894-12-14
QUIET DAY IN CONGRESS.
House Passes Appropriation BilIs-Senate
Discusses National University.

Discusses National University.
Congress was in toi!some rather than
playful mood yesterday. 1t laid aside the
amusing features of the past few days and
got down 10 hard work.
The House passed. three appropriation bills
the urgent deficiency, Notifications. aud
Military Academy and made fair progress on
the pension bill. Mr.. Cochran secured
record-HaKing vote on The ap; ropriation for
thu collection or tho income tax by moving TO
recommit ne bill with Instructions to strike
il cut. but his motion was de Gated by 40
minority, he vots ataaGing4 -lG9. The iort-
ilcaiion bill a>sed cariei S1.S79,057.
5,47> $40 les han iha estimates, and the
Military AcadeuIy Lili i57. ST., SI27, y less
than the estimates. Tho lens Oh bill. 10
Whirh The Gay VIII be devoted tC-rorrow.
carries 5I4i. 3;.5 o. S.02.0 . css taau tie
estimates and SIC. soc o - thGn the a2fTo-
piiaiion for the cgrreHt Use il wear
AZ er the ofeai2g aus ness M. f1enderson's
Motion t. redLcc the s, &c ~ upproT oTrI&;ioI
iOr e, n~ion rxaa.u rs WAS de 1atua IN !tr !ie
five mIuu.e ru q. Mr.. G'oataS. o. New ) OK.
Geciarei he ha Ii essSaIe The eject o. hs
TroroS Il reduction IL the Pension Dilic1 thls
morning ani he ha asc r,ainel hat 1t
Wo2i in the course nf tae next Y months.
imre q the a ! as.m'u IA: OF SOD eases. 81 Ter
cent. OF waich, ha had been gsiuie,i by iE3
Commits ogor Of II n-ions. "eio iErr.toT o..s.
Mr.. H-ndc son amend eat was Ius:. .
u 81. lhe comm itrc 'i'n rose ane - or:ej
TIC hii 10 the ii u,e wi'h A .av0Ta L. recon-
Iarnaat On. TIE ile,iDGs cHe-i.on WAS o.
Cercd. AMI Mr. Coo sl;a. of h"W Nor,. tiira
moved 10 !. e omit Tie b 4. with instructions
10 strike oat ha aP!I oaraiun .or the cole
tCn 0. the iucome tax. II WAS de ca.ed V
VOC az 49 to 1885, Il ose yct-nS for the motion
wcIe Is o.!uWS:
Adams "a. : A'ic.ch. Ba';2r Y. H. Ga Z
le;t. Ein-iau. ECEta l.. ro1,wrI. Ero-.ns.
Luaty. CaGnUs. LgEaEri, Clancy. CurGrHa.
C"ilin, Coo;nis. Curtis \. ~, Ua!lcll an-
ir,-, Drare-, Dunn. F.eiicr. Gar.Ee". Gear,
Gr 50: hain.r. Grahim GCosyenor Grow,
EErm'r, Girks, Hvoier. L. eyer. Lou.ieas-
ac r. Marvin j. ;. !. n -DoWr1. Morse l.,-.n,
Icy uTn, Us II Coma .. era ton, II. c9,
Stevenson Steyems W A. stoir. Sios,r,
Thomas, Watswyr,h. Wanser, Wev,-, aad
Mro G.cr
TIE bill Was then passed. and the HoGs''.
IN com ultier o the who.r. Uool up tie Orij-
feat ons az r-opr alton bill. y h ch was PASSED
wit on: amendment, sn.! Mr. O'Neili. o Mas
sacnascl;s, called Up tha p' ns.Un aiIr2pc a.
tion 3ii
He explained ta:t it arr ed Sis1 .3S; 80.
S.t0.f3J less than the e ima;c- THIS va
SI.00 Q C0l were app o2r.a,e for pensions.
he ~ Proi ra..oH IN ;ne u:ll fu- / SO WIS
: 40 .0U0.J1a. 1na only 'tntr change from
the e,t:Tut-s rni lie hil fer the ,urr III
IS al yeSr vas :. decrease III tn" a,aprop.:a-
tioa ior ta;nin.n. surg ons from . Oig.Jj1
10 ;S>3lGJO Ar G-oGt. cri iri-.'u ~. noGn-
for = ns.ons G; RED by tie bil as do9b-leI
ace .u;,'y.
a.. a-reracnl vas reached TO clos, -ra4r4l
debst" cu The pens on i Il ~ the eA uj four
Ecuss io-dav, and th"G was !aId 1si q Il
the mi iitary atiGet al Tr,ri- int on ii wa
taken up 81 Il DION Of Mr. Uihvat,. lie
appropriation iur tta General @r Y strtita
"a ei i'll WeSs Font. .4f. Is2. roYo ID sore
4 scGssion. but the hill was pgsse. ii hout
amendment and tser. a. 4:sG p. IL. the hoa-e
a tjoU;n i.
Tse ei.is' saiiect OF in crest IN the sc ne
WAS aa argument Y S.'rH.ar IIuHton ia i:tycr
O his caGIng BIZ Tor lue g Ia i.s a 1T q /
university oi TIE United SIa.rs at Washing
toa. Hc reviewed III" history Cf ;,;ic:; - in
tbs d;:crtion from the tn" of Wash TN
down, aai urged that WASHINGTON was
tie pace for the JroI o-Cd i!sst.tu-
lion. for which there vas Gemaad Y co.
leses 20 CONF lete Their circle of edGca;ion
tn1 % carry to = higher o:nt the work begun
by hem.
Ihc li;l provides for the n; pointment OF
regents by tho President, the dUna ion vi
Observatory S SIuare. The setting aside OF rne-
hall OF tho ne! proceeds of tire sale OF iutl
lani!s aS they shall accrue, Cnfhali OF such
amuHn. 10 De usel from time 10 time io- Tho
r'c:lon OF lu.lsiings ani Improvement oi
groan S. and tie remaining halt 10 cOusti-
tute Il permanent fInd.
AT the conclusion OF Mr.. HTnton's 81 eecl
Mr.. Morgan Gsaei unanimous consent that
the vote on the Nirara ;ua bill and amend
ment5 te ;aaan next Wednesday ut } O'Clock.
Mr. c. fiery ob e.;e'
Mr. Has then ad dressed the Senate in ad-
vocarY OF the univ r t. h:ll.
Senator Mo-Saa then 70 * ihe lo9r 1T the
conclusion OF Mr. villa, remarks, be-ihnu,
with III aiing an option b. Ch.el Ju-ti-e
DAILY, OF New lo,k. on the cots .Iutiupal
power otthe United $ ates TO aid in consiru l.
ing the Nicaragua Canal.
The Senate ih"n went into executive scs-
Son at i:05 r m. ard Fifteen minutes later al
iouEned until No day.