The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-06-27

BY MIR Msynsrd to punish the collection of illegal
Mr. Hood Introduced bill for the distribution pro rata
Of all Of p e be pd "a y by he rsPTSe Of Ven
the award Of the mixed commission under the treaty Of
Mr. flaws IN V introduced a bill to authorize the
issue of per cent bonds, exchsngeable for
vertible into notes at par Referred to Com
inn MT Reeves offered preamble nn and resolutions direct
House forthwith bill reducing the present duties all
The previous @ QUESTION sSs Hy1s wa: secOnded Il tOs7
Mccarthy moved 70 lay the resolution ON the table
Mr. Ferries moved reconsider the votewhereby the
Mr.. Cox moved to lay that motion on the table.
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t0hiol, sheldon M W, Strickland Tanner Taylor, Tii
Mr Scbenck proposed that the Funding bill be fixed
Mr. COX inquired whether the bill was the same as was
referred to the Committee ofways and MeansY
MT Schenck replied that it was, with slight verbal
Mr. Stevenson objected behalf of the Committee on
Elections.
Mr.. schenck moved to suspend the rules,
The rules were suspended, and the bill reported
back and made the special order for to morrow.
ported dkS e o on,sG n Dd ON
bill, and moved that the Senate amendments be non,
concurred in and committee of conference be ordered
On motion of Mr. Kerr the Senate amendments to the
ana were taken from the Speakers table and concurred
Mr.. Cox offered preamble and resolution in reference
to the carriage of the New York Custom requr
ing the Secretary of the Treasury the
the premises whether his instructions have
been complied WITH to the end that legislation may
Mr.. Maynard, from the Committee of Ways and Means
reported bill to relieve the estate of Louis NJ Edge
planned that the property was church property devised
y one Catholic priest to another and BY him conveyed
the AugSstsn Societies of Lawrence Massachusetts and
The Speaker laid before House telegram announc-
ing the death OF Earl Clarendon the English Secetay Of
Mr. Butler Mass from % the JUDICIARY Committee.
cIal circuits. Laid on the table.
Mr. Davis IN ~ asked leave to introduce bill to
Mr. Brooks IN Y objected saying that his colleague
wanted to fix the election of the New York Legislature,
the House had better repeal the adjournment resolution
and postpone the adjournment till November
MIR Beatty moved 10 suspend the rules so as to en-
penses Appropriation BILL authorizing the appointment
of municipal comm ttee in relation to the Washington
City Canal the levying of tax of $loOO therefor
the taxable property OF the city, and the appropriation of
$500 from the Treasury. Agreed to-
Mr. Nibiack introduced bill to abolish the tribal rela-
tions of the Miami tribe of Indians Referred.
The House then, at ll5 went into Committee ef the
Whole Mr.. Bufhnton in the chair on the Sunday Civil
Expenses Appropriation bill