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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-20

WHY can't some enterprising ten
thousand dollar man put up snug little
dramatic building in the Capital OF the
State? 1t will never be a bonanza under
tho most favorable circumstances, still
it pay good interest. and be credit to
the city. As it is, the people OF Carson
are certain to lose many excellent oppor-
TURTLES of seeing the celebrities of the
world as they pass from the Atlantic to
the Pacific.-Lyo" Co. Tunes.
That the above contains a plain state
ment of fact. we are well aware. The
truth is our present Theatre is totally
inadequate for the accommodation OF a
first-class dramatic performance. Some
of our citizens VIII not enter the build
ing except on the most extraordinary oc-
casions. Manager Piper is we'll aware of
this The result is some of the best dra-
matte performers pass us by without no.
tice and are well sustained in Virginia.
A suitable Theatre is the only remedy.
Remember the billiard-Inatch which
will take place this Saturday evening
at o'clock. sharp, in the Ormshv House
biliard-room between L. p. Thomas
and George Green for so a side.
The Arion Singing Society will give a
Concert at the Theatre on next Friday
evening. A very attractive programme
is prepared. and reh-arsais give promise
Of an entertainment that will ensure
success.
Piano AID ORGAN TU>ING-Nfr. +. A. erring,
the well known tuner If musical instruments,
has returned TO Carson. and offers his profess
iunal :, ryices To thC>.. Who may need them. He
j. recommended as Il thorough WUr kmau and a
iir-t-class piano tuner. Leave orltrs at
Fosters Drug Store.
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That saucy, waywarl correspondent
of the Reveille, who signs himself Van
Jacquelin, writing from Carson, says:
Sallie Hart has secured the use Of the
Senate Chamber, ard will lecture again.
next week. Though she attracts good
audiences, as lecturer she is not an
overwhelming success. She may be a
better lecturer when she is forty or fifty
years older, though do not believe She
Will then be 50 much courted and fiat
tened AS at present. 1t is astonishing
the amount OF admiration pretty lee
turess secures from the average legislator
especially if he be from the fair alkali
fields of Elko.
hear no talk of a legislative ball, and
as the session Is growing old, it is prob
able that one will not be given. This
Legislature has already earned the name
OF being "close"; but if they fail to give
a legislative ball. their names will 90
down in the annals of Carson as set of
stingy old curmudgeons.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-20

The Carson City Town incorporation
bill yesterday passed the Senate without
amendment. Both the Ornsby county
Senators were absent. Senator Cassidy
We are informed, took as much interest
in its favor. and made as great personal
effort in the matter as any one could.
All honor to the Senator from Eureka.
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WEEKLY METEOROLOGICAL RECORD, Oh
served by C.aries W. Friend, Carson
City, Nevada.
Latitude 80 TO- Longitude ll9c 46'
El.vxdion above sea lev.l-46l5 feet
Fen uary, 1915.
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E & RAIL

The Knights Bal, last night, was IL
ally a splen~il affair. The Attendance
was as numerous and select as could be
desired. The hall was beautifully decor
ated with wreaths of evarsreens; pic
lures and mirrors lined the walls and
banners ami notices were displayed in
tasteful array The sentiment" Found
ed on rau-ht hut the prrest and since
rest motives" beautifully lettered. tx
tended tie entire length OF the hall:
while conspicuous At one end q the
room was displayed - " Knightly
Greeting to our Friends:' at the other
end of the hall was our national banner,
The ladies were dressed as tastefulIy and
splendidlv as the occasion required;
the handsome uniform Of the Knights
contributed to the brilliancy of the
scene. The managers were attentive
and polite and their efforts to please
their guests WAS a success. Judged by
their conduct and bearing last evening,
they merit the name OF their Order IN its
truest sense. We commend them as
heartily as they greeted their friends on
the occasion OF their party last evening.
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Water Water {: Water .

Having just received a large invoice q Water
ard Gas pipes l am now prepared to furnish
tie sam to samills-. stores sn1 pIllir build
ing- At the vrry lowest rates. Al VIZ. guar
auIved.
fe1O L. b Kali.
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On the Evenings Of Thursday. Feb Is,
Friday, 10, Saturday %, Monday,
% and Tuesday %.

PROF. MCDONALD, who is justly considered
one OF the best Psychologists i'll the world gives
accurate examinations III regard to talent, bust
ness adaptations, self Improvement, sc.
Or. RICE, who has had an ennently srcCess
full practice for more than a quarter OF Il centu-
ry performs astonlshin, cures III the treatnlt Mt
Of diseases of the Brain, Lungs, Heart, Liver,
Spleen and Kidneys. Also, rheumatism. Paral-
yss, Cancers, Tumors, Nervous Debility, hc.
Gentlemen suffering from weakness resulting
from the indiscretion of youth or auy disease OF
any private nature And Ladies sffiict,d with
Prolapsus Uteri, Deranged Menses, or any all
ments TO woman should interview DIR. RICE,
he will surely bring them relief, no matter
what may be the nature Ut their disease, if t
comes within.the reach Of medical aid.
See Programmes. CONSULTATIONS FREE.
Office Rooms at the Corbett House.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DFMAINING IN THE CARSON POSrOF
Ia FICE, February -. 1873.
To Obtain any Of these letter. tn. applicant
must call for Advertised Letters.
LADIES LIST.
Anderson. Mrs Mary MefJrl Mrs Mary
trOsch. Mrs Nellie Wilson, Mise Mary
Lappcr Misc Anna
GENTLEMENS LIST
Arnold. Daniel Mcdonald. A
Baxter Mr. Moore, Col J r
Bower, Conrad Perkins, Frank
Bussr, Andrew Pray,
Bremen, NJ Rice, Ieander
ID, nuis + Sanders. Jerome l.
Edwards James Seawell. judge
Eaton Ii Wilder, Chas
Elwood. Prof L Williams, j ii
Hill, John
L. WINNIE. P. NJ.
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Afternoon Session.
LOST.


The bill abOlishing the Office Of State
Mueralogist was lost by an almost unan-
im0uS vote.
The bill for the relief of the creditors
of Peter Cavanaugh was also lost.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Bv Atkinson: Making brokers give
bonds from $1,000 to 500, 600, to be APP
proved by District Judges.
BY Allen: Making District Attorneys
preferred creditors against counties.
By Hogan: Requiring foreign corpo-
rations to keep offices aud clerks i'll the
State.
BILLS PASSED.
Dow's bill creating a State Board of
Equalization, passed. The Board con-
sists of five members-the State Control
Ter is an ex-officio member, and the other
four are appointed by the Governor to
serve until the next general election,
when they shall be elected.
Wrens bill, relative to formation of
libraries also passed. 1t provides that
when $50 is subscribed in a township the
Stste shall subscribe like amount, and
S25 yearly thereafter.
Adjourned.
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
SEVENTH SESSION.
senate-Forty-.eventh Day.

CARSON CITY. February 10, 1873.
Morning Session.
| The Senate met at A. N.
President pro TEN. Stevenson i'll the
Chair.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Tevis.
REPORTS.
Lockwood, from the Ormsby delega-
ton reported favorably on Helms AS
sembly bill Incorporating Carson City.
The reconsideration of Senator Cas-
sidy's bill re-apportioring the State, was
lost by ii to- I.
By Lockwood - Providing for the
government of the State Prison.
BILLS APPROVED.
The Governor announced his approval
of Thompson Senate bill reducing
State taxation from 81 % to 80 cents on
500.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.
Bv Providing for the safe
keeping of comfy funds.
By Shepherd - VI tkIug women eligible
to educational office :. except those pro
hihire! by the Constitution.
Ev uck-Authorizing County
Commissioners to appoint schonltrustees
in cases whore the people Of the county
fail TO elect.
Rv Regulating fees in
Justices Courts. In tpwns of less than
|. CON popnlation the fees of justices
and sheriff, j. not to exceed - in any
one case: over LOCO population, not to
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Col. A. C. Ellis has returned from q
visit to the Pancake Coal mine.
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BILLS PAS SED.

Frank Kenyon of the Lyon County
Times paid us visit yesterday.
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After recess the Assemblymen repaired
in a body 10 the Orphans Home, and,
returning. expressed themselves well
pleased with Its management. and com
plim 9nted Mr.. and Mrs. Webb for its
good discipline, cleanliness, health Of
lis inmates, etc A purse Of about $50
was raised and given to the Matron to
buy presents for the little oIphans-Nho
s-tn.rl Li-hlY elatel.
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LECTURE TO LADIEs.-At half-past two
O'Clock this afternoon, at Corbett's Hall,
DR.. Rice and Prof Mcdonald will de-
liver free lecture to ladies upon the
Physical Life of Woman. In the even
ing they will lecture free to gentlemen
upon the Science Of Manhood"
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Ghe Carson 4ailn @ppeal
CARSON CITY:
MINING sr-,cn REPORT.


FORENOON Board.
TO Ophir IS. IS. is 4 So. 75h
a35 Mexican -. 23,e, "a. 23A
$40 Gould X Curry ~. 2oA
$50 Best Il Beicher 53a 53, 53H
la5 Savage lis. lie. III
los Chollar So 80
ITO Hale X Norcross ~. 45h. SIS b., As
455 Crown Point 80. 29a. 23ls
100 Yellow Jacket 761, 10, II
9S5 Imperial 81. s's
225 kentuck 14h. lax, 14H
40 Alpha II J. l5A, H. l5i.
435 Belcher 81. IS X. 81
$40 Confidence Il b l5e. l5s.
80 Con Virginia 400 . AS, ++9
1ls0 Sierra Nrvads II. II =
2s4o California SPY, 81. 50 y bj0, 52s
Us Daney I'4.2
$50 Overman ~. Az i7s
10 Seq Belcher -
l55 Justice 81. -. 72L, 10
325 Succor II T., ~
1926 Union Con "a l.. 6A
liz. Lady Bryan i =, :, "a. Is.
Evening Report
$40 Valley &. 50.
s75 Raymond X Ely Al. ~, Az, A
% Eur, Ia Con 1917 l5a
~ FiucEe ~
- Flag ~
$50 Belmont ~ bio,s'.
so Newark sc, 81, e, 40c
200 Chief Hi &c
l15 I.ye Patch !. - "a
80 cherry treekIa
500 Web Foot SIC
80 Prussian ;
50 1Tausti,ld I0i4 ~
$40 u Chariot . . ., -
20 Ellino-e2e
$50 Mahogany -, -
100 Mar La
3l5 Empire Idaho L.
go Chord ~
2-a Julia < ~.
s9o Caledonia 49,, 70
, 1875-12-18
Report Of tho Managers Of the Ma
tional Soldiers Home.
A Largo Increase Of Inmates During
Tho Past Year.
Instructions to Collectors Concerning
Drawback on Sugars and
Sirups.
Detailed Report Of Proceedings In Both
Housos.


HOGaE CVMAIITkE6s
snttfai Dtsratch 10 The Chicago TRIBUNE.
WAsn1H1ToN, D. c., Dec. 17.-Tho 1louBo &C.
cotnp1ishcd nothing, o1copt to adjourn from
Monday no1t Until Wednesday, Jan. +, and to
decide that no further legislation shall be
Attempted until alter tho holidays. The House
will moet Monday, but only for tbs purpose Of
hearing tho Committees announced. Speaker
korr said to-day thai tho full lint would bo then
presented, hut no man ean any what THAI list
will bo, Kerr's best trionds sa1 to-day tlat ho
has not, In point OF fact. ns yer fully decided up
on tho important chaismanahp Of tho Wsys md
Mcaus and Appropriations Committees. It Ia
quito evident that tho announcement OF tho
Comn,ttoos Will bo All announcement Of BUR
eays thnt l.o GElsll not mato public 10 any person
tho list of tho Coumttsos boforc thoy are all
uounced in the uousc.
CURIOSITY.
Tho only sensational foature in tho House wna
an attempt of tho third-tcrulors to bring
tho uOuae To yoto upon resoll1-
tion Of their making. Pagc Of Canfor-
voted for tho third term tho other day. presented
= resolution declaring in substance that it was
not tho function Of tho uouso to uonnato d
President mud that Representatives In Congress-
had no right to lrowboat tho pooplo In their
cholce Of President.
Thocrcdentiaiso OF IIowcs. contingent Congross-
man from Nebraska, wero presentod.
IN THE HENATE
there Vas manifested desire to bring up bfor-
toms MiBsIsslppi resolution. but owing to tho
absence Of Gordon, who had tho 11onr, II wont
over. As thero ia but one Legislative day loft,
II does not seem probable that tho resolution
can bo disposed Of until after the holidays.
, 1875-12-18

THE POOL.
Tha pool Of the roatls leading to tho Esst IL
not working - smoothly rs it Was expected it
would When It WAS fifrt gotten up. and il iB NOW
doubtful whethor II can Inst longer than spring.
Diasenslons between tho managers Of tho
various llnea In the pool hayo begun to spring
up, which, il not checked in time, will brcak up
tue combination. Tho fnther Of this arrange
mens III air. Ihoman acott, vhoso desire 1t was
to hare the satoH from tlte Surthwcht higher
than from tho West and Southwest Sir. Jewett,
OF the Eric. was fo1Eo:ly with tho PennsyIyaua
hstlfoad Company, aud In 40 fAsorabIy In.
clined toward this corporation sthat be
follows the lead OF Col Scott. Hut It created
general suEpr,so that Commodore Vanderbilt
should join combination the main object OF
which is to forco tho hulk Ut tho Westcrn busl4
ness away from, Chicago. And to tho Southwest
orn lines Vi, ss. Louis and Indianapolis. Tho
Ienusylsania 1talfronl connects with Home OF
trot Of tho two lines to At Louis,
and hence iss preference for the latter city.
pot Vanderbilt has TO connection With tho
Southwest. md most Of his traffic comes from
Chicago and the Northwest. 40 wonder TINT
for this reason nearly everybody WAS surprised
when Vanderbilt agrscd to allow tho Tcil,lBylyA-
nia and baltimore l. OLio ltailro.da to Hharo
With him trade Of which he had heretofore
carried tho bulk.
It H. however. now Eteted on GOOD authority
that tho New York centra! aud Michigan SOUTH
ern Railroads, Str. Eanderl,iIt'B favoriIe lines t.,
tho West aud Northwest, have succeeded.
prcsiouB to tho formation OF tho pool, in
making enough contracts for shipments Of
grain and flour At special rates to
keep them busy during tho winter Now.
~ it WIS decided a. the formation
OF the pool that contracts previously made can
be earr1od out, 1t will bo seen that Vanderbilt
las out"itted the other managers who hRya
mndO no--or very few-contracts. Vanderbilt
not only pockets all tic p:otitB Oh tho bhi},-
Eents by hls own roasls, but also diEides the
profits Of tho otbor roatA In the pool. THIS was
undoubtedly the rnadon for his strange action.
Ho favored high ratcs from Chicago. knowing
full that such ratios at tho present ti1ne would
put an embargo on shipments during tho win
tor. And thlB il Just what he wanted to
accomplish. He Lad contracted for enough
to keep him going until sprug. and be knex
that tie pool would bo btlrBted bT that time,
whom 4e could start In with great prestige
over tue othcr Inca The action Of the North
Western Milloss At their Convention in this city
day q two Ago In sgnlfying their preference for
tho Michigan Southern and Nov York Central
has opened tho eyes Of tho managers Of tho
pool. and they arc not ns much in favor OF high
Eates now ias they nsod to be. They have
already docded that further Increase
IN ratas shall not bo made.
and II the reports OF Tantierbiit's
psr6dy ate confirmed. tbs pool will hardly laat
until tho opening Of navigation. aud tho ruala
will again 20 into nctlvo competition. thus ,u-
suring reasonable Extea 70 tho ghippera Of tha
Northwest.
, 1875-12-18
PHILADELPHIA.
An Extraordinary IFruption OF Dis
ttnEutAhed Americana Now Within
Her kAt3X.

An Ertrnnrdsnnrv trr,,rx,on ~ mis-
,tn1,t.1,sst an,a..o.r 49, ~,....'.
s.as ,rnts" o'A1 NO" "AtnAn
e', VAL.
spes'n' Aospa's" 70 1as e"e"o" f,oa"A
PHILADELPHIA, r., Dec. T.-Two special
trains brought the Congressional excur1ionists
from Washington 10 thu oity, There we're
shout sO0 conpreesmon ofyc,a,. .nd i,ytt ~
... r1sN n'.sesA, eA~.Se NV m"soo ~
eoeess. 1ho ireaident' seVefsl members OF tho
Cabinet, and tha supreme Court vere Of tho
party. Thn City Of philadeIrhia lsd made vary
elaborate nreparatons for ina rccepttor of lin
,,a.,a r,.. n...tr., r.,"s-.;s =. ~
ho.e.'' tuo pt,.e'P.' s1teot" "o'o 'nu,o'nAteo'
anu private sesldaneca anu PLACES OF business
woEo allcd with ladloa and gentleman 10
welcome tho party. Hotels aud gtrostx.
in spl.o of tho b;tter mid voro crowded vii,
a;.;.a., 49,, 49, ".'. 49, .aoa W."
e''Aea0 @no toe feoep1ioh, taoaeh INFORMAL.
vaa, IN ~ quarters, most anthusiaatlc. A COM
mlttoe Of private citizens havo made all tho Ar
saneemep,e. and tho exponses ara pald nv
c,t;1o,v I'D ~, h. tho.1.stasSI., :, trLa 49, ~
s.s@ooS' suo wv w 1ao.eontoon!al. LOO e1cal-
, 1875-12-18

BE- lot pass him. and the Rtorekeepor Il barrel.
Ihcy were found out by tho disclosures before
tho IT. Louis Grand Jury. Tlloir Arsest
will be followed by that Of others i'm
p!trated by their disclosures, and not emAlI-
Try BY any 1neane. Tho Lebanon distsltory. be-
ing neas Ut. touts, vas in the habit, by the con.
crooked whisky by wAgon.ropd % miles 10 ii.
1.outs 1t uight. and ~ their shipping-book
showed regular ehipments by rail to be straight,
the game was only found out by the st. Louis
fectifiofa squealing, hoping thoroby 10 escape
punishment.
Tho arrest Of the Auspec!ad parties At pekin
Will probably take plsee early next weok. Tho
officers do not ray wllen, but It iB knowu tha4
warrants arc already out
Z. G. Hreary. Of Washington. u. C., is here
To-day on revenue bueineaH, uut Keeps mum.
, 1875-12-18


Special Nsnatch 10 Tie Chicaao Tribune.
WASHINGTON. u. G., Doc. 17.-rhe Board Of
Managers Of tho National Soldiers Homo, which
ltas boeu In session hero during tho past threo
aHys, adjonrnod tonight. Reports from tho
Homes 1t Augusta, Milwaukee,, Hampton, aud
Dayton, showed larger increase Of inmates
than during any ono Of tho ten ynars Htuco their
establishment. The last year's iucraaso was Is
per cont, aud tho DEATHS 21G poE cont. The
cost OF tho daily ration tho last yeas for
each inmate vas 231l cents. Clothing has
boou supplied from tho Government donations
ur purchased With the profits Of tho inn.atca
labor. The accommodations at Milwaukee aud
Dayton arc heing. oniarged. Among thu com
mittees appointed foE tho ensuing year wofc
Homot mud Gen. Ma1tiudaio and Mr.. Gunckel,
to visit tho Milwaukee Homo. 4 now sys&om OF
accounts was adopted to comply with the ro-
auiromonts OF the Treasury. - lenccforth tho
funds aro to be doriVod from tho appropriations
mada By Congress-. That for the prosent fiscal
year will not bo all required to dofray tho ex-
pcnAes.
(Ta shs Assoe1ated lore,s.1
WA8E1NdTpN. y. e.. Doc. little Board Of
Victorian Soldiers havo beou in session in thlecity
tho past tow daya. Thero wera present Chief
Justice Waite Con. B. +. Butler; ueu. J. II.
Martindaie; ox-uov. Snyti,, al New Hampshire;
tho Hou. l.. II. Gunckel OF 0hio Dr. Z. u.
Wolcott, Of Wisconsin and Con. J. =. Eegley.
Of pennayiyania. Reports from the soSerai
Homes showed that 1861 disabled solderH wero
carod for during tho past year, - follows: Al
tho Contra! Branch. Dayton, o., 3+769 at tho
Eastern Branch, Augusta, No. 1.024 at tho
tho Southern Branch, Hampton. Va, 87l. l.-bolng
total of by4 moro than we've supported last
year. The Uonrd decided to reduce the pay Of
oiicera and employees it per cent.
, 1875-12-18
MILWAUKEE,.

Spsttas Dfspa&eh to 1ht CHICAGO 1Ftbuas
Mi1wAuEEI, Wis, Dec. 17.--Tho whisky man
who propose presenting Judge Dixon, Judsa
Hopkins. sod Mr. Koyea, for corrupting tho 3D.
miostsation Of Justice In the Bam Rlndskopf
casa, are sad to hays resolved to Include 1tcKin-
ney also. The whole affair IL looked upon hels
~ 4 chlldish attempt To tesrify the prosecution
tu tho whisky caees.
Letters received hero to-day from tho whisky
men IN Canads express desire 10 return aud
own up, boYeral A.tetnpta have beoa laeoly nlAde
BY tho Indicted peTsona 70 obtain oleMency BY
have strong testimony III Ill tha rsmsiniuH casos.
Evidence II being accumulated BY the Govern
mons to ptestnt several prominent citizens, ILL.,
cludloB mambsra Of thu Hing Of Andy Jahnson's
dsy4.
, 1875-12-18
NOTES AND NEWS,
RRNTENCEA f1KMtfTEn-

Special Di&pakfa II The CAioaqo 7t3b4n<,
WAau1NaToa, D. G.. Dec. 17.-The President
has conlmuted the sentence Of the Jefferson Dor
den mutneers from dosth to Imprisonment for
lilo. This waa done Ut tho inatanco OF tho Maine
Congressional delegation, who presented petit
tions signed by many Btata o1lcorn Of New
England,
TIE SNYDER nrLEAsB cAgR,
in which tho Baltimore criminal, john Groou, Ia
on trial for false acknowledgement Of baiI, will
probably be concluded carly next weak. Tho
Government haa made out strong case, has
proved that Green received hts Instructions
to pcrsonata Edoa from young Flshos,
the son Of tho lato Distact-Attornoy, mud
1t wtll take great deal Of false swearing OH the
other eide to prevent the Government from OBJ
tatntng verdict: It oppoara that the ptosccu-
tton In the cabe finds somo OF tho zane iuduon-
COS aectotiy 1t work to defeat tuBt1ce that wore
80 succeasfni II tho safe burglary case last year.
Very strong efforts are making to sAve Groom
The trial Of young Fisher will begin uo1t week,
on tho conclusion OF the trial Of {Itoea, and tho
p.ea Of Insanity. 1t Ia sad will bo the defeusa In
ITO the Assariattl Prsss.l
nEvENUK nEc1sloN.
WAsu1NdToS, D. @, Dec. 1.-THE Commits
Blonor Of Internal herenue hsH decided that
when > court nndor authority Of Boo. 9,3a9 Of
70 IN tntorvooer, tho fact that taxvs a.e duo Oh
splrita manufactured at the distllleFy by former
occupant and removed without being depoalted
In bonded warehouse ~ required by law will
the tntarvenor 70 operate the distllory during
the pendancy OF proceedings for forfeiture.
DnAWuAcE.
Tile following 70 tho copy Of letter Addressed
to-day from ts.o Treasury Department To Cul-
tsnius the conclusions Of the Dapastuant ou
tho question OF drawback on feaned aogaGu and
sirupB;
The following rates Of drawback on refined suaus
sugar NV hereby extabahed M lleu Of t6oss hereto
su powdered. rsnnsd aasar, slosu drlud or drisd ~
foras1 auty-pail yuaaf, c1l00 pr found. On
ISnhsu Hhits codae t4S4z undIiod and above No. ~
ugn Ausy-psid sugar, cents per pound Ou I'll arsdes
Of rennsa eohu sggsr, No. u Dutch sta!.nl aud 10
low IL sos entirely the product Of fusr!au au:ypsd
fsum tas ssia!nx Of iotolgn duly sussr cent?
pes ea!oa Alox.aes sags1: % :. 'ubjs:t % d.
deduction Of 10 Per cent, - prescribed By law,
THtnD-c1.Azs PosTAok.
The PostmAster-0 General has before lin IN
Official paper proposing that tho present post-
age law rolnain pfeclsel! ~ IL IT, excopt 10 ox-
eluds from. the operation OF act Of Congress
increasing tbs rates on tbird-olass mAttef. Ill
transient newspapers and magazines, uusosled
clrculsrs, and prospcctuaes, aud e1psesaly DIX
the rates ol these ~ they wsze bs1nre ths in- |
ose&ss. .
APPoIKTMEA1a,
Tho President hna appointed George F.
8sHasd Cousal. General Ut Shanghai, and Envoy |
Extraordinary sud Minister Pleotpoteu.ia1s to |
Of Michigan. Minister u tbs Netherlands.
TIE HOWARD ualyEAsl7Y pRks1DxNuT.
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