New-York tribune., 1874-06-02
IN se. He moved to suspend the rule

hope that IL would be. He moved 70 suSPcau '"o '
aPd Mr. RANDALL em Penn susesstsd snss as nsns ns
Mss;S Mss no Hse IN having the @ I'm
was read the vote was then taken % on mr;
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suspend the rules and add an additional seoto 10
Of one ner cent on ali sales OF stocks bonds gold and
silver bullion. coip and other securities ora Nav.
The motion was agreed to without the yeas ana Nays
and this provision incorporated In the Dill 10 aehu
Vt Tne amendaiCry tariff BILL as passed, imposes the fol-
ON spnn f on i in ,ie gum and m ss cent ID
&c. for m l 10 per s Sc. CT moi a 70 apply
having material thereof 20 per cent or over 0' oo0
on ali sun Wines imported e.s, gallon DO bottle.
With H $ s 3 eis %RssS and rSs @ Sss .S. an
Of cent for ,ls and q per cent o Of
G GsI per- poun on and Ver~oe
preparations similar thereto cents per pound on ni're oen0 or
0 tin IN p:,.. OF sheets AID on .erne IL cents
Sa's Sa nd Ga cS per .nG When
% Yellow asa,1s metal and yse. . %I Se sesn
copper prescribed osh but
to +, 1s.f ss iii
OF the trade between the Atlantic and Pacific 81,
duty be the as on all other species OF
iron Of me condition grade stage oim.RGao1,e from
the put except such mad, this county " to be d
The following articles are put on the free list: ,
Ae1aTine peas Tor seed pnrpSse snip
The fourteen last sections OF the bill nave reference o
internal revenue matters. One OF them allows anN
farmer planter TO sell ut the place OF produclon 10,
bacco of his growth aud raising at retail drec.y
70 consumers, to an amount not eAceeuing si" "n
nualiy. ,..
Mr.KAssON Rep.. Iowa) moved to suspend the rnles
and adopt section TO bo also Incorporated IN the tn
bi TO facilitate the export OF manufactured ooacco
Agreed to-Yeas. 100; Nays SO. -.
cc Railroads. moved to suspend the rules aud pass ihe
bill requiring the various branches OF the facinc Ra
road to be and operated as continuous ihe OF
road and providing penalties for making alseT,mna %
ons against other companies and declaring the Denver
and Pacific Railroad part OF the extension OF tne Nan
sas Pacific Railroad. Agreed 10 without DIVISION.
Mr.. HURLBUT Rep., Ill) moved TO suspend the rules
adopt additional section TO the larn anu
enue h provision for the restoration or the Income
tax motion to suspend the rules was not secohueu
| Mr.. HUBBELL Rep., Mlch) moved TO suspend I'll the
rnes and pass the Senate bill TO amend the mining Jaw
OF NAV TO- 1872 extending the 1s of next January tne
time for performing work on mining ocatohs 81 10 W
ptyfeIK.E Mr. KETDALL Dem. Nev) declared that the bin
was not in the of the resident bona nue. mhofs
but in the interest of nonresde nts and aosenees.
The motion agreed to aud the bill passed Without
| ~" Mr. WILLIAMS tRep Mich) moved to suspend the
res ana pass the b for collection from the Pacific
Railroad Companies OF the five cent tax OF Their nst
| Railroad act OF July /, 1862. Agreed TO without
MT POLAND Rep., vtJ moved to suspend the rules
and pass the bill relieving savings banks that nave
capital stock the payment OF the tax on deposits
as in the case of savings banks having no capta.
Mr' HoUGHTON tRcp., Cali moved to suspend the
rules and pass the bill declaring the Omaha Railroad
bridge part OF the continuous line OF the Union racine
Railroad. The motion was not seconded
Mr. BUTLER (Rep.. MassJ moved TO suspend the rnes
Rights bill for reference TO the Judiciary Committee
with leave TO report at any time: ,,,-, 4.
Pending the vote Mr. BECK tDem.. Ky.l moved to
adjourn and called the Yeas and Nays. The taxing
of the occupied the time up 20 4:3O o'clock When
without on Mr.. Buffers motion t1e House took
till the evening session 10 We Tor reports from
the judiciary Committee.