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New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
rIHE FIrsHING. NORTH SHORE, and

CENTRAL lAlLROAD COMPAA1
aof roue " Baooc BavsbOre lLp sayylls aud fAN"su
Leave daBters Point 700 a. a-BabrOu NaF uaiH
Leave Hauters Pois $50 mPstsh0zue mail sn Win P~'
atisehsd
less, Hsntsrs POINT 200 u-Pstehogue vay train -
Asase Bsals Post l:5O mPaIchogue eI7Tesa TA VIII 'A
br alachoA
Leave Hunters Point 500 n.-Ishp train .. a,
par1onan his and small umetaoea hno ot
- he Paunlaxae HFae Para. Hnslaf ann o'n
Eerry-osts oO Of Jamsssip hsst
e1is Esst ls minnte 2ref0es 70
- sspsts oftfsns from Hunters PoEL ncEes soA an.
ed Al chreA sunday tanh rave
sers PgBi Oy Great Nect Hemgftesd, Garden St
= - stations o.. 30 asd 4O1 for Fi@esnu @ 10
eEt0al stations ~ -
tk>s ss6 haQ 4 IA. k.Go go Q ~ bAkIVh esss
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
Coach-nen.

COACUMAN's SITUATION WANTED-By
y Of qae- h'D - and long 'Tp'r,ne- ho
eIc-en rei-rHca A-Ies IL NJ Tribune Uptown Ohee "a
west J-Ist
NOACHMAN. GROOM, WAITER, and USE
N FUL MAN. coiorFor eountry has good CITY refer
eace. 10 be s~en Of PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU l5o
Oli-aye. l0tl-st
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
Miscellaneous.

4 LITTLE American girl (Orphan), about
"a 10 years Old slTUAIIOS she iateingen
useful up address heS
he PROTESTANT HOMB BUREAU l35 6thave above 10Th
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
FALL RIVER LINE

FVR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AyD FALL EirER DAILY
GrNDAYs ExCRPTEDi At am
Prom r.sr % North River foot o.. Harr1.s..
reapcrs NEWPORT AND OLD COZ ISl.
Capt A. G. SIMMONS capt. B. VI. SIMMONS.
Ts mosi orect route Taunton. M4ieboro. Plymouth
rsoord Marttss vusrars Nantucket WHITE
MOUNTAINS, Cd p-scHl Nes
Fog lcEeis aui 1r'ons -tl aud 3Z9 Broadway
fse1ltst Do4s Umccs. a44
BolAIra The oecr Pet DnBc Ho.ss
Uosei OIcu
BORDEN LOvTLL Agents
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05

.O.Dsl EAST 21Sr-ST., rear.-A respectable
sD youUg situation PASikfAAA atosel ar
...sdlss sssss, sss lssss Sss as sssssses N
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
@-FW. .yOPE NFW-UAVFN 4

n NV UT.N. NJ " -ILEi ~ I'M ~ III
~ FORD X R-NEW-YORK AND hEw-HAvES DIVISION. -
tr- gcmeut a. 1874 Pang- Station
SeuYork Gram central Depot entrance FortyseoadSt
ERV-YHEE
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
STEAMBOATS, auo Railroads.


BRIDGEPORT, and ar points on Housatonie
40 snd Nssrntaek aaroadk Fare 81 seSasr shiDehfVkr
raves ll30 = n sne Bndsepen :. ~ p n
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ ALLENTOWN line TO TaE wSsr-Pssseneu ssd Prsighs
ssst Rsssch r Hsppsen Jusess vA Del, Lsak and wet
m Hpsburs teheA ssd Saduehanna Duaep slso vita
l@Agk RAroa1 rsc hns " hsrssurr rsargh and hs
s.si sl.e ~ CensFsi and Newfek StAse
WINTER AREANeEhEN1.
osnnsseine Ian. IS is7a-Lesve New lerx s iohovs; .
bIs rnAs for Fsniagoa Easoa Beihiehen, Bath
Ansnsv naah Ckaak ra1aSus TamAneud WkobArrS serAA
600 a-wy Trsiu Plssaasn.
200 sWsy fran for Rasien Bslis. Msuh Chust wilkss
fioB Mshauoy Cy. Nj Cpunc Haetoa TunkhaRnock
IsssnaA Wase AZ Csuneen JeaeaoS Del. Lack AID
800 @sousSs Errsss Dan, terc,p, supdlrs fOr Ea,tou
Eurstarg al NusL
Fsmurfun Al Msaea Tamsqu. TowAnda Wlke,
lsrre -
1880 a R--Way Train ior somervlio.
l2:4O mExrRSss for Frmngton Bas'cs. Bsh AnentovA
Chuuk. Ma1snsF Ny, Haet0u Nikr~OSe
re. Columbia, Lsncastef, kphrHa Pottsvio Har1sbur
2.3U m-NsY Iran faston, Bevders
$50 m-WaY frau ior PisnheiL
AOOp n.Wsv Tras for Rason. Allentown ChuRk
Connects a. Juncuen will Del, LACK ans West X
4sSO .. m-Wav Iria FOR sonervilc Feaagt0n
bOUp m.-WAT Trxa for Plsiu6eA
$50 On -kvENrNG kxFR8ss ioS BAon Alien ova hsucb
Chuak "nkcsoar TeSaada ReA1uG HArssrg, rtblrsa Chi
ego. A.
8 ni6:45 e. m-Wa Trans for Somerule
Ts30 , lknigrsntl-for Eastnu
915p m--War Train Tor
1890 m.-Pas PlanhelA 49,
1880 ll.i5 ~ n l&lO. l. = 2:3O q. 800 5:45 !.
a;15 As3O445 5l5 5s3O 5l5 u. O:lJ. Ot5 7;lJ 1880
10 ~ ''''' r. & RlCKE2. SuoL and Bag
n
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05

PHILADELPHIA. VIA LONG BkANCH and
i ~ MN JERsEl sOrTHKN RAILROAD
Fsr, ror -u.iorf PhiildelBhls oniF - -. -
Connose MONsAT OcL - 1874, he leE sAlnol ll1 o'n
ou steamboat. JANE hOSBLl aHd DAi oIA e'lHeLAs d.
-' i..,s ys. Y,-t row Per n z, foot n Recorst
PrI,a.elpoA Branch, IOms E4Ver hare
400 80, -, graacn Isus River Ware'0vn. BsTueg't
Iurte-;ou ~, g srpnyy csr.-,l H.n.gr-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05

A NEAT. tidy, active girl as good COOK /;
"A excellent baker a superior un ss excellent y reference
r. Ii t-r... WEI or
New-York tribune., 1875-02-05
5i.nations Uantco--ftmG!es.

A FIRST-CLASS IRONER and FRENCI
"a FLUTER wishes % GO OBJ private family
l,urdrT prvste family pref rrei 2O2Wct 27ta.L, Room o
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-03

de- interesss, qus & todos, sin distln-
cion de orfgen nj de partidos, nos
liza. A haber seguido ell sistema que
muri6 el . de tebrero, va los virge-
nes campos de Puerto Rico Sc ha-
brian quizas tenido de sangre de her
manos, como pasa en- la Peninsula
V en- Cuba, porque NADIA hay que mas
ciegue la razon que las pasiones polf-
ticas desencadenadas por ell Aquilon
revolucionario La dicha de tener
entire nosotros al general SAM, y el
buen sentido de este pueblo magnanl-
mo son do 9 circunstancias felices que
hacen que aquf no haya, comoen otras
parties de la monarqufa mad res, que
vistan de luto y loren la perdida de
sus hijos, muertos prematuramente
en- fratricida lid,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-03

El lunes 10 estuvieron de paso en-
esta capital, y alnorzaron con d
Excmo. Sr. Captain General, e. bri.
gadier d. Alberto Maria de B rhon
y su hermano Ell coronel D. Francis.
co Maria, primos hermanos de s. NJ
el Rey, como hijos que son del difuu.
to infante d. Enrique, quienes van i
Cuba q defender la integridad nacio.
nal. Creemos que es la primera We,
que personajes de Ia regia casa espa.
nola de Borbon pasan 4 America
Son j6venes: ell mayor tendra unos
p amos, y Is ell segundo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-03
Excmo. Sr.

FIRMADos: Juan B. Sanabria.
ge AtUares. -Jose Espada.-4 yuego del
esector co0trabMyemtc ID. Andres Rodriq4eg.
por no saber, 1oDsds Aq~ino. o.-Bernardin
RscGfdO Caprsles.-Juan F. Hernandez
jose Baes.-Federico Pagan.--Juan
Cancso Baeg. .-Be'a6to Belnonte.-1 rue
go dc Des'derao Nagywio, elector coutribu-
ye'ate, pof no saber frnsar, Andres Ricomd
-Artxro dc Santiago.-P. Il. lSasscheg.-
Jaime Ma'slch 9 Capdeviia --1faycelo Co
ton.-ESt6ban Espada. - -Rosendo Peyesya
-Sarto de Ia Cras.-Tomds Aqgino.-
Jttds Roman Lodisa.- A yaego de Feline
Ot''eda, etectoS co'atsibayeate, poY no saJey
j'''''ar Aa'ssel RedrYsss. -Bsalte No
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-03
GOBKERNO GENERAL
DE LAIsLA ABE PUERToR RICO.
Secretarta.

Ell Excmo. Sr. Gobernador Gene
raj acepta con satisfaction y agradece
sinceramente las patri6ticas manifes-
taciones que contiene la exposition
que le han dirigido los artesanos de
San German, que constituye relevan-
te prueba de su honrado civismo, de
su amor & S NJ. ell Rey %. d. G } y
de su frme adhesion q la nacionalidad
espanola, asi como la causa del
6rden.
Al manifestarlo asf, por medic de
la GACETA, q tan buenos ciudadanos,
de 6rden de S. E. Sc inserta la pre-
citada exposition para general como
cimiento.
uerto-Rco, Octubre 81 de 1875.
Ell Secretario de Gobierno, Pedro
Dis Romero.
La exposition es como sigue:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-03
La exposition es como sigue
/" Excmo. Sr.

Los electores de la honrada clase de
artesanos de Ia Villa de San German, que
votaron dc buena fe con Ell psrtido refor-
mista, al verse fgurar en- las listas cleo
torales que sc fjaron ell sabado diez y seis
de los corrientes en- ell sitio de costumbre,
formaron Ia idea de concurrir las urnas
con Ell tirme prop6sto de estar al lado de
V. E bajo cuyo Gobierno puede decirse
que ha muerto la politica de partidos en-
csta apartada region de la corona de Cas-
tilla y ha renacido, dentro y fuera del
pals, la confianza que los temores de una
demagogia amenazadora habia aleiado de
estas playas espanolas con visos de no
volver jamas saludarlas Por otro lado,
las proximas elecciones son de una inn
portancia ia, y estan tan ligadas con la
paz y la prosperidad de que tanto nece-
sta la mas gloriosa de las naciones, que
fuera mengua para todo espanol que de
honrado y de Ieal Sc precie, dejar de
asistIr 4 elias con ga sufragio, en- favor
del candidate del Gobierno. Pero hay
mas: ;que ventajas han redundado al
pals con motive de la politica liberal que
hemos prOfesado 2 La de la manumi-
sion de la esclavitud 7 Y esa mejora
social fue obra exclusive del partido re-
formista ? Por ventura la libertad de
esos seres no estaba tambien encarnada en-
todos los corazones humanitarios de uno
y otro partido 2 No fu6 V. E. uno de
los Diputados del partido liberal-conser-
vador que en- ell Palacio parlamentario
tuvo la alta honra de sellar esta obra dig
na por cierto de almas cristianas To-
dos sabemos que 81. Mas adn ell Go:
bierno de V. E. en- esta Antilla por ell Or
den que ha restablecido, por la paz que
ha asegurado, y por la dicha, bienestar =
prosperidad que viene desarrollando, cual
pudiera hacerlo una de las administra.
clones mas justicieras, bene6cas e ilustra-
das, merece bien de la Provincial de Puer-
to-Rico y como cOnsecuencia logica deter
minada por Ell reconocimiento de un pue-
bio agradecido, debemos converger todos
nuestros afanes, todas nuestras aspiraciones
y todos nuestros derechos sobre la patria
de los Recaredos, Pelayos y Guzmanes,
sobre ell trono de nuestro Rey senor
Don Alfonso XII y sobre ell paternal
GObierno de V. E., concurriendo q los
comicios bajo la forma que dejamos signi-
ficada. -Slrvase V. E nuestro respectable
y querido general, hacer p1blica en- la
prensa esta manifestation, que la h,nrada
clase de artesanos de esta Villa, Sc con-
gratula en- elevar su Superior Autoridad
por conducto del Sr. Delegado del Co
bierno General en- la misma en- cumpli-
miento de nuestra espontanea y decidida
voluntad en-
San German a los veinte siete dias
de octubre de mil ochocientos sstenta y
cinco.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-03
Els c6pia.-El Secretario de Go.
bierno, Pedro Die Romero.

Los muchos materiales que tepa
mos nos impiden publican hoy nues.
ira correspondence de Madrid: 10 hs.
remos en- ell proximo ndmero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-03

He aquf Ell interesantfsimo docu-
mento que inserta hoy la Gaceta:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1875-11-03

gaTio.--EsgessiO Vayca. haihsanao ~.
te'adeg.-Antonio Dids.--R Ramon On"
ies.-A rstego de Valentin Lampeg, electo.
coftabAyente, por no saber, AndrGs Re-
md.-Jose Ramon RiUerG.-A yuooo =
ramon Gatieves, electO contribuyente Po
se'ado Garcta.-Manuel Rodriqueg lto'
naeet A. I,rigarries.-R. Morales. M
''xet A. Marti'aeg. -Engenio Aluayes~1
raego de j. Maria Ortiz, electo coatr;1,,
ysnte por no saber, F, Garcia
, 1875-02-24

arrnh ami nrnanes stores made to B:stca md Te-r.
tort ttwann THO LIST day nf January, les1 au 4,h OF
Apr tff'. having een male for t1A maintenance anu
rrrsr:atnn Of te Union. tho Bccrrtar5 Of War may
erea The eorcrnl D9ten and Territories with lle aim
charged n tc,n respectively for At1rs and otier
oFInaice E:nres. Agreetl 10. ......
~, nf arrry fnbutIttct1 MI anendnent An thofzfng
to :1rtnit'srs IT oca before tho end Of tho Ircs.
eht n*l year for suppes, whtn tt may le fuuftA to
d.atlr. AEtre,l 10.
tho laymrn' os railroads was stricken Out, With tbe
nicr6nnd!aE That tic matter should 40 to Commit
te ~ G"h!cfehIc With y|cw to rerfnctng aectlau.
@ ~ saao reported to tls aepste aud the
TO- IL "sf tAen Rad tA:E tins and PASSED.
THE MINT hill,
Mr.. Mosrilt {Vt. ], from iha Committee on Finance
feportci at!ycreAy Oh hs to r,tablah br1rch Mint
mint tot the coinage OF guild and 8yer ut ChIc2uo to
Establish mint fur tim con4gn Of and and tilynr At
Indianapolis; fu osslhsh branch ru,n Of tho Unlca
n.a.ea a. fn1Ha Ach ant! ihry weru all indefinitely
snbtcct. which was Of dezr trntt ami The following
ro.nlutton, which vas placed oil Tho ca.tndar:
Rr"tfre9. That a. srrcaFs oxpehlet 10 establish
hra mint fDE tho co'nac If silver, he Pre.Idnnt of
he United staIcs requested to irtituts .nquir;es
a. IN tho ro1ar place for the Of brauCh
mint at htm. lu!ilt In tle Western 3atea. or Ia tha
hafte'pIi talloS. taking to Account all ucattpna Of
ecouuln} Ind taci,.os for distribution, and report
Nios the same nt tho commencement Of he next ees.
Non Of congrets.
COLORADO n11L.
Ihe h!ll to atnt tnloradr na StstA was t1leu IN,
3r. EdrInhdA %ad tho gentlemen who had clargs Of
st catah1 tHEess Of tur 3r,,ato waro tlttiup for-
vA:a this hill. af ttEa they nit It out NJ lila power to
GIL w ln Civil Rights bill, ne Intended to do upon
tns e;,nai,cn:I ot tts ArA'y Aprsoprisinn btil.
AdlousH:d uhh O-lunr1ox. whcn II uty lin a. I'M
nislied bhineaa after tie expiration ct Tho u,oyn9
hoEr. '"
, 1875-02-24

a0H 0AAIA1s FosuALHaAEH LAVE AN EfE 10 TILE
1STKAEsTs OF THAT IMPORTANT rAnTT.
8pessa! Ds,sttch to 1hs Gsicaao Tribune.
WAAuIxoroN, D. O., Feb. Ex-senator Scott,
ofpennsylvnnia, Of In worry spitnful and arroeant
speech upon tho Pacific Mail euhsidy. furnished
curious Illustration Of tho views which many
public men take on the rcsults OF tho Pacific
Mall investigation. lie characterized tho c1-
pauditure Of S750,0o0 hero by Irwin re paeco
Of business idiocY, and said that, wl.1o editors,
correspondents, and surnmera ara putting t!,oir
arms up 10 their elbowa into this corruption
fund, tho evidence showed Tint thus
far Co0gressnuou are guiltless. Il,ia very
amunlng and forced rieco Of special pleading
by which the tecipionts of tho insignificant
remnant Of that bsibe nouoy arc assumed to have
received 1t Ill, Ia common with many public
mon, aud With nona u.ote than those 10 Whuu
suspicion points as bribo-talon.
eoHrANloS.p1EcH
to this argumeut, Illustrative Of = very common
typo Of Congressional morality, occurred in tho
other Houao ut tito 6ame time. ffataoru, tho
proprietor OF tho great naiuoral spring at Sara
toga. and Representative Ia ConyreeA from that
district snoyad Nh amendment to tho Tax bill,
proposing yory considerable ta1 upon alt I'M
ported IMMORAL wntora. aud tho House, with yery
few dissenting votes por1nltted tho amendment
to bo onllodisa Ia the blt!. Ono Democratic
member bud tho courage to say that l1athorn
mont, - 10 WAS personally Interested In the
protection Of bis mineral springs. but tho House
did not entertain the objection, snd aBthorn
not only did vote, but, In tho widest axcsteuent
bosoueht al hla personal friends to vo&o with
hlsa.
, 1875-02-24
THE MINT QUESTION.
ELL NEroRTEp IN THE BEuATE.

6rscia9 lH1paxh % IhF Chtc06a 7fIGNHs.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Feb. a3.-Iho senala n.
nanco Committee instructed senhsot Sherman
10 report to the Sonata bill providing for tho
establishment Of = now mint, but not specifying
The locitiou, and directing him to ask tho 8onsto
that tho President bo requested to furnish moro
deantto information a. to tho most ellgiblo
plaoos. There ts much reason 10 hellose that
II tho President should 10 called
upoa to specify tho place OF location
10 would designate Chicago. soustor Sherman
reported tue bill 10 tho SonAta late tlis uttnr-
OF mint. ~ callod for BY tho now Coinage not,
and nlantlona among tho el!gibla placeu aud III
tho following ostes Chicago. Qmshs, ST.
Louis, 1ndianApo'!s, aud C;uolunstl. Ths friends
Whtoh thsnam Of these citica IN given lndcstcs
real rrefoseuee ot tue majority OF tho Com
tnittaa Tor Chicago,
, 1875-02-24
CONGRESSIONAL RECORD.


WASHINGTON, D. G.. Feb. 2.-alr. 14oyau from the
Cuu.tt:t:r on Military AE7iss, reported back the
I.oufe BIZ 10 cYHslIxe The Nountie4 OF ahlditra Nhu
Lesrsd In tbs Lilo Mar, and askal It's present oou-
ktt1eI ttlou.
III. HIVE o5tected, upon tho ground that tho
Library Committee was entitled 10 lie morning hour
tA,y. It 1!i1 desire su Lave the b reported hy
that Crn1utttea eonsifer0l.
Mr. Lsg.ul gave nosco that 10 would ask foE taa
consideration VI bis ll durus the morning hour Of
each day until hs cotlt! rot sute.
TIE cCAHTEnMAsTEns DEPARTMENT.
Ms. LcEAn callsd un the Home bill III relation to
the 1narieTsnaptera Itpartntut Q: tho Army A1tl
regulating nEFolNtncntA therein. l4,std.
L1LKAEY ACCOMMODATIONS.
Mr.. Itnwc, fTt,t tho CUtu.s. Oh Library, called
ur Ee bi Ia.aDR further lr,S.fon for tho Acco,ti-
nodaio for the library tor Congress. wht1 provides
fot the erection 0f building III Judiciary E9NAro,
MF, Eln1aln11 ofIGFcd o substitute Providing for tho
extensl,,n Of tic wat front If tEB centro Lnng Of
tho culitol. not uscrIG ~ feet 10 aecatneca.e tho
licrtr.. aud rso}~etuy All arFsotEiaon Of $500 0 10
commence the work. -. ....
rhs bill xAs l!scussesl I'LL ihs expiration Of tho
mor1tng hour, Aad was tuau laid over
TILE rasr-orf1cE HILL"
Tho Sauate tlien res,lsed thn sonstdur1tou Of tho
port-o,iee Approximation It'll, 4he lendnE qaeaslon
Ealing whether Tie SECTION IN tho I'LL, ~ Il tauIu from
tA Hass. repeating te st Of June !, 181.. author
tzinE the Goutrar!, shnad Ds stricken out.
Alter further detatu yute Nss takru on tho Iues-
Hon ot striking out the repAtlnR cAuso aud resulted
-ycas, IL ! uayx, b!--A folluws:
, 1875-02-24

motion ho had made, but ho vas mat ni.h obs
t:c.ictia, nnI waH nat porHi::o to explain.
Mfr. bm!tE, {Olial ,Ensel TO commit tho bill to
tho COMMITTEE oil Wars and s1naus with III
ftru7tions to repurt It back uith twn anotians,-
,,l,o lmfpsins an fncams tax, anil this othor saE-
Tho I1onso thou procon1od 10 soso by yoaA
mil nh?B on sts.ltlnH out thu enaotin3 cia'lso,
m,,d II was not aGreoI to-yoas, 100, rays, l5o,
ns follows;
, 1875-02-24

D9n't rik anything with y s.u1bara co,,rh .,hsn a
soie lungs lnl 1irolA speedily lel,,od by Ii,
, 1875-02-24

anrsy to thnk you ehsfiahe 80 bitter N opinion nj
Rp worthy 4 man. Yo'lrs Truly, NJ D. h'uHs""'
a1r. aluNanN ts c'rrcot III ascrtbin3 sho para
grarl, quoted above to tho TIMES. Tue anlinas
nf tho assault iicn In ths fact that Con. Bunk
r,pr snppreeBo.i t1xs t:opccr1,ced sheet In 1861
for trc.gouab,o nttsrances sgas,ls. the Union.
, 1875-02-24

6p<eta& Dispatch t. Ths Chtcaaa 1s4sAns.
WASHINGTON. D. G., Fob. 23.-IAe President,
In recent conversation With Representative
Frye, Of Ma!no, pstd very high tribute TO Phil
Sheridan. The President inquired OF Frye, who
had lust returned with tho Louisiaua Commit.
tss. his opinion Of Sheridan. Ms. Frye Aad he
hAl thought that Sheridan wAs good mail to
lad = charge In batts, and ut&ls uose bat that
III visit b Nst QssAAns I'D Aho4n thai hs 1Aa
, 1875-02-24

~A~AA'"@'-f ---oF
Tho House tIeraupon again went into Com
mlttea Or Tie Whole, aud reHun'oa consideration
OF tho bill.
On motion Of !lr Harris. 4 seetton was added
allowing tobacco menufactufGEe to uso leotlco
and otler Ingredients ireo OF duty.
Mr Lnwrcnco uaovod to mako the duty on beer
and nie o3 barre|. anBtead OF u, and to RttlEa
out tho duty oil sugar: REELECTED.
ar. Monroe moved to make the srec!ai tax On
rctail h4uor.deaaors $50. instaad Of a95. Ro-
1cctcd.
Amendments OF various kinds, onered bY
hlegefe. OH{1en, HotcnHAa, tottois CoHFet,
keliogg, Cox, Banning, 'anca, and Mo5erB, were
all rotectad. ~
Finally, no mora amendments being onered,
tho Colnmitteo rose, and reported tile bull attd
amendments To the House.
Asuns71Tr1s.
Nr. Dawes theronpon proceeded to address tho
l!ouao Gu the necessity of proyiding for tbs DO.
1cit tn tho Troasnrs, and spoke Of the i1npoaHi-
bi',ty Of framing auy rnyonuc bill that would
satnfr all sections aad all interests. le referred
to tho income tax as q tax Which MAJ not tuHt
aun prprtr ~ theory, bnt t8 6ue TntcA had
Erusea ob1octionablo in Ill countries where It
Taa tr7od, Gocauoe 1t was protnotiTe OF ref1nry
and decentralization. believing that the nooodst-
t,os OF tho Government called on
n,o,n o,rnrt IN In. rcctnn mi Il y 1sna I
then l'e1honally, and' % tho organ Of tho Gem
n'tteo on Haya sld aleans, ho ahoald 1eol that
ises. @ 10 Therefore 20 ofrsred ss T sassttute Ut ill., % for
tho bil ono taxing whlaky, to DO hereafter malo
% eso1s gallon, tobacco nd sasar on In tho
amenaou o.l.. ana restoring tne ~ pol eehs On
manufactured goous' and on that ho movod the
The proyioua question VAS seconded and Tho
msln qucstson o.lored-yeau l93; nays, III.
3ue 3,1 6uoaIsuto was agreed to-7oas' I'LL nays
~; H.; III,
1ne lnottion thon secnfteu on oruetlhE Tue niil
To be- EuIfoNSAu md Rad third tfntA 4hrft
lie moved tho prevlouh question.
Mt. N!hlack made point Of order that, unlos
;nT;ty tn s"rond ~" thn s,sinra onostom ~ t1,o
9s " - seIppd ~ III ,o pTv.oua nes1a @ gu no
Tho Speaker sustained lilo point Of order and
defended tho pEoprloty e The new @ rnlo from the
nltI,tlj,1r TINT eentlanan that t,n]er .ha nt mia
ona.tift1, ri thnn memhars nro.ent conItl ,m,ua"t
ant ~ ~ ~, ~ II, ne'ooa's piose"s eou'o l@oSeat
Tho provioua question was seconded By tho
necessary two.thifds, and tho bill Haa then
p's'0d--9oas ~ 29tr nn5s, "s I'll ms: ,,,,
Tho following ia tLo text Of tav bill as pseesa
LIN Ison an0 etee i1o oate q the pataa4o ot this
Viii: :is essass:d + IL Ssi!ss s.tss
soa haxtna rossesiioe hasuot, betoss renova. from
boe. 3e5 Of thu He!isad Statutes Of tho United Btate.
~ y ineonsiatont herewith u hereby zoIealed.
anil ill., :oe neest; ; amonds y % sirna out the
wor1s 20 centa pound" and tnsertlnI IN lieu tnto
Of tue words "24 cents pound;" provided that sec.
skax s xof
occur. therein. aud nsos.ing In lion thereof thu ward
.sstiae tasssa.lns sho aai9 "a sis*1s
7dea ios iii. no. appiy 70 toeaceo cigar. nd eisa-
rettea on which t.x uuder the existing Law ah. haYs
Oesn sn ps,a st Ths1 shs.a:t Z. Tx. effect
, 1875-02-24
WASHINGTON.


A Hot Day i'm the House
over tE1c New Tax
EsilH.
It Is Tossed About in Commit
tee of tho Whole for
Several Hours.
Western Members Insist Upon q d.
vision Of tho Burden Of
Ta1ationj
And, In Order to Giro lie East It's Share,
Adopt an lnceme.Tax Amend
mtnt.
The Bill Then Thrown Aside
and a Substitute Adopted.
The New Measure Concession to the
Protectionists and the Whisky
Ring.
Conservative Members Of tho Louisi-
ann Legislature Agrco to d
Compromise.
Several Reports Submitted by
tho Investigating Com
mittec.
, 1875-02-24

q!d scllc.
Tho A'arrscan Etgfster OF recsnk date giyos
information Of tho wAcreaboutg Of Chica9o peo-
Pic abroad, as followa, 1t paris-W, D, DA1np.
Z. FlscHEn, Dr.. q. g. hhr7zsos, W, Il, Nun.
nay, GEoaoE n. PULLMAN, Mrs. Tucxxn and
Alas blanche TuczEH, 3. D. yo1x, JOHN @.
WHITE, aud Con. WILSON. At Nice, If.
AKAEST. E. N. DEAENT. AUGUSTUS l., CAap-
aELf- Hiss +. CANrnz1L, WLIlAN D1ogKssoh
aud lady. 4'ss D. pAuNAoED. II. G. lxyNoLps
aud wife. Londou-M II. DEMENT, and rtfe. +.
O. doRooN. oeuoys-o. ". Coox Mrs. D, =.
CAMERON, Hiss DrL1x Nonazs, Erankfort-on.
o'e"Nain-JAr MORTON and AIizs Aon1ox
Utesdon-Ars. kEHyoor and family, o. W. B1ap.
tianns-F. u. Fo114AspzE.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Fuimsr Hau&e-Jamcs Dtlauc, 3ostou 1. d. Mn.
,ntyss, New York; II. II. LAWS. Hadluon, Edward
~, H. nsnsl, y. 9. H.. John Lynch, Nsw Orleans; A.
~ ~ A.nseF. Montana; q. g. Murdoch, 81. paul; IL,
a. Aehseas noehestas; 7. v. Letton, Et- Lauta L.
"sot'st smith. baltimore; v. D. Wootttosd oatA-
~ 'caa L. sshAass. Kankakss. .Gspnd Eaetdo-
l as'sssi a 1ay Z. Phillips, New York; D, L,
e 1.M spsinsdola; y. D. 1ohnaon, syracuss ;
M arsst osms: Alton r. Arnold Montreal; Seth Long.
iey Whsms 1stoms bradley. Warrington; stan-
M.aap %:ls NSsaSas oasa Il scas'; ::na naas + Il
Tsid. It. isai. r;;.is; ~; 1:;, ,hstaa Shsts;
ss'ISo. ts. Y. y stss. assssf IT,
j 4. Hsys nos:oa Ts.hlnnSSno S = hl Maf1 nos'oa
STsit. T.iI.s; h,!u' ~ ss,.y, '1 E.,eis; is": );
I IT. Jsssts, nosk M islai ils = Atki!i.oa. nes.oa
f. pIom Jersey = 1aa.*f:ou. NV TetE: nsr.
a nna1sVs2a nu George sx!fs vlEcinta J. 9. Muf.
.9ws. naa.ashq.stss ooor9s IL so.a naei.. i: Ias
sm"r s-Ihs nan: osoFxs dssan lts4lleas 1SIlna
.I4ds; Den. L. Luse, iows cJ JasS f,.nax ons.s
ia.sah iao1 ra,. r.. Aon 5s4enh uayer, Poataa; 81
4loscs Lals1ille p Il. Barber, atant sua IL hon
, 1875-02-24

Intending 10 apply altor to our nanafaour-
;nx aud ohhnx bAness will se! out cur gstaie ess
tabshnout, No. IL Clark With OF without ths atoek
Tha location IL 600 Of hs scs7 bess In tho city With
rood trade AlEe&dy s4*Abshod Apply 70 SCOTT co.,
l43 biaH!son.a