The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-01
WHAT WILL HOUSE DO
WITH rHE TAkITF BILL WHEN IT
REACHES 1HAr BoDIs
Changes In the Government Printing OF.
fcs-Mr. Tylor's Eforts In Behalf of
the Norfolk Navy Yard.
TIMES BUREAU. RAPLyY BUfLpISo.
WAsHrSoToS. June 80. 1894.

pass the senate on Tuesday and as We'd
nesday is a national holiday, II VIII piopas
bly, not be sent over 10 the House uila.
Thursday. though whenever IL comes ~
will at once be referred 10 the Nays ana
Means Committee That committee VIII
then report 10 the House a non-cohsur-
renee in the Senate amendments. Inc
House will then resolve itself into COM
nittee OF the whole TO consider the Sem
ate amendments. The time employed III
this discussion will probably De very
short, possibly not over two days. "hu
then the conference committee VIII oS
asked for and the House cOnterees VIA
be appointed by the Speaker.
Then comes the real question. Ine SEN
ators declare that their bill as IL IL con
stitutes the actual features necessary "
pass the measure, and that an insistanco
,,non the part OF the House for any
change will defeat the entire prop0sition'
II was rumored all day tnat Mr.. WiIson'
chairman OF the Ways and Means .o
mittee. would make desperate nght
uuon the sugar, coal. and other Scnednies
which the Senate has changed. and tnas
he would declare in favor OF a petSonsA
and party defeat I'm preference 70 sur
render TO the Senate upon these duueS-
WHAT 1Hx HousE WILL DO.
Mr.. Wilson himself was not In tho
ttousa to-day hut several OF the mem-
hers of the Ways and Means Commlt.ee
talked upon the subject ana All asfssu
that while the House contlngent on Va"
Conference Committee woula istes snues'v, mon
secure the rejection OF the duties upon
coal sugar. and several other artcles'
that they would not carry theH oPpsti
tion to the extent of a defeat OF the on,s
holding that as the general aNerate ".
tha NcKinIey bill was i9.5S, IL was better
20 have the Senate reduction to ao.to tnai,
No nil although the Wilson bill OF -o'os
was their preference. -, r,.,a~,,
Congressmen who called at the Govern
ment printing Office this morning We We
Unable 10 see Public Printer Beneuic..
Many promises OF appointments 10 W.
I'm his bureau mature on heA. yha
dav and the persistent constituent WY
has not vet received his notice 10 repolf
for duty acts as If he had person,as
qrievance against his representative, wnV
is forthwith compelled 10 rrl]c n.o ga 70
and hurry over TO the printing once 70
know the reason why. This trip, vhue. n
The blazing rays Of a June sun, WIN 'ne
tbermorneter away up IN the nnsues,
anything but pleasant: anu ,Y,sb I'' he were
anvyhere else than In the Nat,,ss Nat,ona,
LEGISLATURE. Very few appointliearrs, ar,
we're made to-day; the fact IL theie ~s
no vacancies.
NOT MUCH roR VIRGINIA
The Virginia congressman are nor - ~
nsctino much: their chief aim now II W
hofd what they already have. IN oruer
to DO this n list containing tne n"ihe ~ >
of the Virginans TO be retalnea rs ,ss
been prepared and Deposit pn,,sr Tt.n tbe con- on
ssressmen and genatOrs are working IN
| perfect accord. and 1t Is sald shas nc sn',
| same system will be adOpteu III a'nA"S
| Tor new appointments. -. .as.
| In this department. as was the case
| I'm all OF the others, there are nul,,i nul,.l ~ ~
/ OF applicants in excess OF tns ioS..,or, ,,',,,,
| and tonseaGently there must De many
NV MI y'ark of the census IS well nien
| oomnleted and as to-day ends the ms ~
year It Is probable that laahy p LIN ba
| ners for many helpless noutns I'm ",n
| turred adrift from That bureau ,,ho
Tho majority OF these are women WY, viz
claim to have no politics, all or "nGn
will make every eNeruoh " ", ,,,l1
| stated It is In anticipation that u',f -,
be besieged by this unfortuha'e Nhie
and ba brought face 10 face with heip-
less conditions that they are po~etlsSs
10 relieve that made many nieihD,,is
anxious for an adjournment over A~lonuas ~
and an attempt In that direction "%ss %
made this morning. The speaker anu uuo
balance OF the Committee on Rules were
opposed. however, and the movement Was
abandoned.
MR. TYLER's WORK.
Hon ID. Gardiner Tyler, who Is an ear
nest and . active representative OF the
interests OF his district. has made several
let's 10 the Navy Department ana done
everything in his power , 70 secure ners naya nayd
rcnair work for the Norfolk navy yhIu.
Thot the New York and San Francisco
we're NOT ordered 10 that yard Tor re-
nairs. is not owing 10 lack or eHort On
his part is shown ny the Following eVn ~.
municatiOn from the Secretary Oh 'no
Navy: ~. t,o,or,r,ant
Office Assistant Secretary,
Washington June % 1885,.
To, u Gardiner Tyler. House OF Repre-
Nv Dear sir.-I am in receipt OF your
| letter requesting that the u. ;. ,: San
Francisco, when she reaches thS Oli' 49,.
| In
I'm reply, beg 10 say that the orders
OF the San Francisco have already Desn
issued. and require her 70 pro.sea ~ ~
| New York She Is now on h'r way "
The q. $. S. Atlanta and Alliance, are
al Norfolk, so that that yard mas Deeh
treated with entire equity anp w work is
| concerned. There Is very little Work 10
| he done on the New York. and 90 not
! anticipate there will be much on the san
| Francisco. .h,.<
| fair 20 both yards. -,..
| With kind regards, ! am very sincerely
yours, ". MSADDD. S'..,
JUDGE TOM SMITH
Judge Thomas Smith. Chief Justice or
| the Territory OF New Mexico, was among
| the Capitol visitors to-day. Inc Judge
| was highly gratiied that the star or hls
| adonted home would soon be added TO
| the 'dag but received the congratulattons
OF his many friends on the probabilities
! Of his representing the new state OF NV
Nexico In the United States Senate Win
MS characteristic modesty.
congressman Tucker was compelled
| % AK leave % return home on accouns
| ~ sickness While his congressional as
sociafes do not fear any serious results,
they advised him this morning TO return
Unite Tinted states Consul Proskauer. of
| Richmond, was presented % the President
| to-day by Congressman Wise. The new
| consul had pleasant interview Win me
| PRESIDENT. who seemed we'll pleased with
| the new addition 10 the consular service.
Mr. George /. Morton, postmaster at
| Wilmington " c., il IN the city on
| business with the pOst-0fiice department.
| Mr.. James NJ. Neal, postmaster at
| DanyiIle, Va Is at the Metropolitan.
Mir. c. Rosser, OF Richmond, who Is on
! the pleasant journey preceding his mar
rage at Altoona. Pa, next week. was
a visitor az the Capitol to-day.
| Mr.. Asher Barnett, Of New York city,
! Representatives, rs prominently mention
| ed as a Tammany nominee for the next
| Congress Mr. Barnett has had many
! years Of experience OF Iife at the Capital.
| aud is excellently qualified for the duties
| Of a congressman.
| There were no appointments OF fourth
| class postmasters to-day for Virginia.
| tbat of O. NJ Smith. at oxford Ford.
Catawba county. vice A. J. stone. re-
| signed II. L.. w.
Rrief Session of the Bouse.
| WASHINGTON. June 3o.-After objec-
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