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MEXICO.

LERDos TROOPS IN ACTION WITH REVOLUTION
1sTs-THE NATIONAL GUARD-DIazs FRIENDS
THROW THE ORGANIZATION INTO CONFUSION
FIRE IN MATAMoRAs.
GALVESTON, Texas, March IS, 1875
special to tho Mems, dated Brownsville, Texas,
March %, just received, says
N BATTLE WITH THE REvoLUTioxIsTs.
The Mexican government troops, 500 strong had two
successful fights this morning-onc with Maranio and
one with Araoa. General Maranjo had $50 and Araola
about forty men,
Araola charged the whole party and got badly
whipped. Maranjo lost about twenty men killed,
Araola twelve and the government troops twenty. The
latter brought in about fifteen prisoners.
NATIONAL GUARDS ORGANIZING.
The National Guard Of Matamoras commenced organ.
izing yesterday They had elected the officers OF four
companies when Generals labana and Toledo made
their appearance and insisted upon their right to nom
mate the officers.
senior Fuertes read the law to them and toll them
that the election proceeding In accordance there
with.
DLAz's PARTY.
The result was a discontinuaucc Of the election The
guard shouted death Labana,r and hurrahcd for
Diaz. They broke up in disorder and went home
DRILLING.
General Gonzalez is organizing and drilling revolu.
tionistS
UxDER FIRE.
To-day some OF Dazs men came near Matamoras
and tired into tho town.
MOVING TO AMERICA
Tho people arc still moving 20 this side. Judge
Margarine and other prominent men ieft Matamoras 10
day and came to this side
CAUTION
General Fuero wrote to General Labana to retire in
the direction Of Monterey should he be upabc TO mako
head against Diaz.
DANGER
The avenues ofrctrcat closed, aud II Dlaz
acts promptly hc will win Matamoras and then turn
upon the column marching to It's relief
An niinck from Daz IS expected hourly.
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Betting on the Boat Race-ScOtch and Irish
SharpshOOters for America.
THE CAR AND THE KAISER.
The Settlement on Change Commenced
The Aspect Slightly Serious.
MACMAHON'S MENTION.
ENGLAND.

THE PREMIER EXPLAINS THE CAUSE OF THE
QUEENS ABsENcE-AN AMERICAN FORGERY
CASE HEARD IN BOW srREEr-'cHANGE DULL
AND ANXIOUS CONCERNING THE SETTLEMENT.
LONDON March %, 1876.
To-day in accordance with the notice previously
given Mr. Anderson a member OF the House of CON-
mons for Glasgow, questioned the government as to
the absence from the country OF Her Majesty during
session OF Parliament
Mr.. Disraeli in replying said the last preceding alb
OF the monarch during parliamentary session
in 1872. The present journey of the Queen, he
said, strictly domestic affair. Every arrange
ment had been made 10 prevent any inconvenience to
the public business.
SECOND sHAFTEsBURY.
in the House of Lords to-day the Duke of Bucccuch
emphatically denied that he intended to second the
Earl of Shaftesbury's motion for an address praying
the Queen not to assume the title OF Empress
ON 'cHANGE-THE SETTLEMENT CAUSE
ANXIETY.
There is little doing threc P. NJ the Stock Ex-
change the regular ortnighty settlement which be-
gins day, claiming the principal attention Foreign
securities fat with pressure to SELL and the rates
'or continuation of contracts the settlement
rather onerous.
No failures have been announced in the house thus
far but the stoppage Of outside Spectator is
ported with considerable liabilities 1t probable
that the settlement will be completed without trouble,
but no important suspensions anticipated.
BRENT, THE AMERICAN, AGAIN IN now sTREEr-MADE
READY FOR ExTRADITIoN.
Charles Brent accused of frauds against the Falls
City Tobacco Bank, at Louisville Ky, again
brought up on remand the Bow Street Police Court
to-day.
TESTIMONY.
The dispositions of Levi Warren the President of the
bank, read, stating his belief that Brent had
forged a check for $15, 600. warrant produced
authorizing oiccr Wilkinson, OF Pnkcrtons detective
force, to take the prisoner to the United States.
Eugene Warren, son of the President of the bank,
identified Brent.
The latter declined to mako any statement ask
any questions
The prosecuting attorney drew the attention OF the
magistrate, Sir Thomas Henry, to the fact that the
prisoner charged both with forging and uttering.
He also reminded him of the evidence OF Inspector
Shore who brought Brent from Ireland, that the
prisoner admitted his
COMMITTED.
Brent was then committed.
wilkinson has a return ticket for himself and the
prisoner, and will probably sail in the White Star
steamship Adratc the 18th Of April her sister
ship, the Baltic, the following week
WEATHER
The weather to-day is dull
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Herr Theodore Wachtc arrived at the Brcvoort
House yesterday from San Francisco. Ex-Governor
Andrew D. Curtin, OF Pennsylvania, and ex-Congross
Lewis b. Gunckel, OF Ohio, are at the Fifth Ave
Hotel D. l.. Harris, President OF the Connecticut
River Railroad Company and cxcongressman Theodore
NJ Pomcroy, OF Auburn, " Y, have arrived at the St
Nicholas Hotel. Rev. DR.. Miller and Rev. DIR. +. l..
Magoon of Philadelphia, staying at tho St. Denis
Hotel Ex-senator Daniel r. Wood OF Syracuse. 10
registered at the Holman House. Professors William
b. Rogers of Boston, and Z. +. Salisbury, OF Yale
College, at the Westminster Hotel General John
s. Lavender OF st. LOUIS and Captain Ponsonby OF tho
British Navy, quartcred at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Isaac Hnckley, President of the Philadelphia, Whining
and Baltimore Railroad Company Is at the sturte-
want House. Il. b. Smaey, of Vermont, is among tho
late arrivals at the Gscy House
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OYFIcK OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, March 29-l A. NJ.


Probabilities
For New England, gales on the coast and rain
snow decidedly low barometer followed during the
night by colder weather and southwest to northwest
winds.
For the Middle States, clearing weather in the south
portion ana rain or in the northern portion,
followed during the night by colder norhery or north.
westerly winds and rising barometer.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States, Tennesses
and the Ohio Valley. probably cloudy and clearing
weather, with lower temperature than Tuesday,
rising barometer and norhery to westerly Winds fol-
lowed in the southwest by rising temperature aud
falling barometer during the night
For the lower LAKE region, snow, followed by colder.
partly cloudy weather, brisk northerly to westerly
winds and low but rising barometer.
For the upper lake region. Upper Mississippi and
Lower Missouri valleys clear fair weather. with
slight changes in temperature, northerly winds and
rising barometer east of the Missouri Valley
The danger will increase the Mississippi River be-
low Cairo The Lower Ohio Cumberland and Tonnes
rivers Will continue to rise.
Cautonary signals continue on the Atlantic coast
from Wilmington to PASSPORT
Display of cautionary signals will be resumed at thu
lako stations on April l.
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BRIsTow ON THE WAR PATH.

LOUISVILLE, KY, March %, 1876.
Tho United States District Attorney for the Ken
lucky district has received despatch from D. H. Brs-
tow Secretary OF the Treasury calling his attention to
the Reeves statement in the Cincinnati Enquirer OF
the 27th nst dcnouncng n as absolutely false far
II concerned him; but saying that tho
lie stated with such particularly that he did not
intend 10 rest simple denial and suggesting that
Reeves be brought before the Grand Jury required
TO tell all he knows OF the matter; and further direct
ing that he tReeves could show that any officer the
government had taken bride, TO have the offender
indicted. The next Grand Jury Of the district will
assemble April 10. when the whole matter will DO
vestigatcd and the Official who accepted BRIDE if
there be such Official Will be exposed and punished.
District Attorney Wharton has already taken steps
toward a lhOrough InveslIgalion OF tho case.
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SPAIN.

THE NEW CONSTITUTION SUBMITTED TO THE
coRrEs-THE QUESTION or FREEDOM OF RE-
LIGIoN.
MADRID March 2s, 1876.
In the Congress yesterday Prime Minister Canovas
del Castillo read draft of the constitution similar to
that compiled last year.
He also read royal decree authorizing the Ministers
TO submit the constitutional question to the Corcs.
FREEDOM or CONSCIENCE.
The Senate continues discuss the address in reply
to the royal speech, the question OF religious liberty
forming the principal subject OF debate
The Epoca declares the Cortes will approve the
principle OF religious liberation. The Vatican will be
compelled to accept it.
VATICAN SAYINGS.
The Espaad says isauthorizcd by the Papa Nuncio
and the Archbishop of Toledo deny the statement
that the Vatican granted Senior Sagastas Ministry
the least concession relation to liberty OF public
worship
AN ENGLISH COMMUNICATION TO THE MADRID
CABINET
LONDON March 2s 1916
In the House Of Commons this evening Mr.. Bourkc
Under Secretary for the Foreign Department, stated
that communication had been sent 10 the Spanish
government relative to the seizure OF the ship Lark
Cuban waters in 1872.
He said he could not yet make known the nature of
Spans reply.
FATAL EXPLOSION ON STEAMER. =
SAN SEBASTIAN, March %, 1915
The Spanish steamer Elvra exploded to-day and
sank of Passages Many persons on board killed
and wounded.
CATHOLIC UNITY-AN INFLUENTIAL PETITION.
LONDON, March %, 1876
Madrid despatch TO the Standard says petition in
and the Spanish bishops presented the Cortcs
yesterday.
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ARABIA.

A PERSIAN PILGRIM SHIP wREcKED--FcUR HUN
DRED AND NINETY-sEvEN LIVES SUPPOSED TO
HAVE BEEN LOST
LONDON, March IS 1876.
Advices received here to-day from India, by mail,
report that the steamship Jowad, IRON shchr has
Decu wrecked IN the Arabian sea.
She had on board about 500 pilgrims chiefly Pcrsans,
bound to Bushire
THREE
Three men, who arc supposed 10 DO the only sur
vivors, have reached Hodcda
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AFRICA.

THE TUNIs1AYs COOLING DOWN AFTER THE OUT
RAGE AGAINST THE ITALIANS.
LONDON March 2s,'lss6.
Recert advces from Tunis state that the Italian
Consular Judge Puliga, seriously hurt in tho attack
made on him the 18th inst His condition is crit
icaL
The excitement. in Tunis in regard to the affair has
subsidized
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THE RIFLEMEN.

SCOTCH AND IRISH TEAMS LIKELY TO COME TO
AMERICANA sHABPsHooTERs FROM ENG
LAND.
LONDON, March 2S, 1876
Sir Henry Haford says he has received letters from
Colonel Gderslceve and Major Lcec in relation the
proposed international rifle contest in America this
season, but they do not alter the situation
The Scotch persist in separate representation so the
Scotch and Irish will 60 but there will probably
be no English team.
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FRANCE.

decree of Marshal MacMahon, promulgated to-day,
announces incidentally that Universal International
Exhibition will shortly be held in Paris
BoNAPARTIST EX-DEPUTY IN DANGER OF
PROSECUTION.
VERSAILLES, March 2s, 1876.
During the session OF the Legislature to-day the
election OF NJ. Gavin Bonapartst, in Corsica
nullcd.
Minister Dufaure stated that he would consider
whether Gavni should be prosecuted for issuing
placard promising the return of tho Empire.
SUFFERERS THE FLOOD
In the Chamber OF Deputies to-day grant OF
$780, 900 UNANIMOUSLY voted for the relief OF the
sufferers by the recent foundations.
FIRST PREPARATIONS FOR THE FORTHCOMING
EXHIBITION.
LONDON, March 90 1876.
The Times special despatch from Paris contains the
following
The International Exhibition will DO held in 1878 or
1879 at the latest
The Projects OF the Seine and Police have been APP
pointed members OF the Permanent Exhibition Com
mittee.
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CAPTAIN CHARLES JOHNSON.

we'll known shipmastcr, died in Bristol, r. To-
last Saturday. Captain Johnson born in Mar
settles, France in 1920 Al twelve years of age he
tered the French navy which he served for several
years In 1910 he emigrated to Bristol r. L. and
from that timo until 1870 be followed the sea in tho
pacty OF mate master. He is said 10 have been an
excellent navigator and worthy shipmaster.
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THE LATE MAJOR HILL
WASHINGTON. March :

WASHINGTON, March %, 1efG
General Benet Chief OF Ordnance, in an oicial 90
der announcing the death OF Major NJ. Hill, says
Mayor Hill had endeared himself TO his brother ofi-
GERS by his many good qualities OF mind and heart,
and his loss IN the very brine OF his manhood will
carry throughout the department His record
as an officer both in the garrison and the field gave
promise OF bright future, and his untimey end has
blasted the hopes OF friends and cast gloom upon the
service he loved so well
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GERMAN Y.

EMPEROR AND EMPREss-THE CARS IDEA
OF RETIREMENT NOT MENTIONED.
BERLIN, March 2s, 1916
The Russian Ambassador in this city gave grand
dinner yesterday, which the Emperor aud Empress
OF Germany and all the foreign Ambassadors were
present
The rumor about the Cars temporary retirement
was not mentioned and IL requires confirmation.
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OHIO REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

coLuNBUs, o., March 2s, 1870
The hotels OF this city crowded with delegates
the Republican state Convention which meets tomor-
row. There are six candidates for Secretary OF State,
but II Is impossible to predict tonight who Is tho
favorite There nearly unanimous feeling hero In
favor Of nstructng the delegates TO the National Con-
ycntlon 10 support Hayes for President
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SCOTLAND.

FATAL RESULTS FROM THE EXPLOSION OF
STEAM BOILER.
GLASGOW, March IS 1876
To-day tho boiler OF a locomotive attached a con-
struction train on the Glasgow and Southwestern Rail-
way exploded.
Five persons were killed outright aud nine badly in
jured
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telegram from Parts under date OF this morning
announces tho OF the death OF NJ Pillon,
the eminent Greek scholar, a savant who has vastly
distinguished hImself IN the world of letters.
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NEW ORLEANS wHIsKEY TRIALS.

NEW ORLEANS, March 20, 1876
To-day being set for the indicted whiskcy men TO
formally nle their pleas, C. W. Wells. Edward Fahrcn-
back, wnam " Todd, John r. Dcals, Paul Bruce,
wi liam H. Thomas. John Henderson. John hendcr-
son Jr. John McMhirtcr and Alexander Mckee
pleaded not guilty The others failed ~ appear.
The Hammond cases all went over until Wednesday.
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BRAZIL.
COFFEE MARKET QUOTATIONS..

COFFEE MARKET QUOTATIONS..
Rio JASEIRo March %, 1876.
Coffee market animated; prices very firm; good
frsts 5000 a 6.05o refs per ten kilos
Exchange on London, rs.
SANTOS, March %, 1876
Coffee quiet prices maintained; superior santos,
$500 $3.50 rcis per ten kilos.
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THE DIRECT CABLE.

ANNUAL MEETING or THE MEMBERS OF THE
COMPANY THE POLICY OF Az INDEPENDENT
ORGANIZATION sUsTAiNED-THE REPORT
READ AND ADOPTED
LONDON, March 2s 1876
The annual meeting Of The Dircci United states Cable
Company was held the Guy Terminus Hotel, Cannon
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THE POLICY OF THE NEW MINISTRY AxxouScED

TO THE PARLIAMENT
ROME, March 2s-EvcninE
In the Chamber Of Deputies to-day Primo Minister
Deprctis announced the programme OF the new Minis.
try. II comprises reform Of the Electoral laws 20 as
TO give real liberty and the OF the absolute
independence Of the magistracy
RAILWAY. NASAcHuESr-ArsrRIAN INTERESTS
The government will also introduce measures rca.
tive to the railway convention, which will am at the
,cRraton Of the Italian and Austrian systems and tho
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THE ENGLISH BOAT RACE.

THE LATEST BETTING ON THE UNIVERSITIES
CREWS.
LONDON, March IS 1876.
The latest betting the University race
six to five in favor OF oxford.
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AMERICAN ART AND JUDICIAL ACTION.

FLORENCE, March -, 1875
The suit brought against Larkin G. Mead the Ameri-
nn sculptor, by former employee, concerning the
Lincoln monument which was originally decided In
lavor Of the defendant, and subsequently appealed
has again resulted in a complete victory for Mead
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THE wrATurn YFsrERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for the past twentyfour hours, in COM
parison with the corresponding date OF last year.
HERALD Building:-
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MUNICIPAL OBJECTIONS TO THE POLITICS OF
THE NEW MINISTRY.
ROME, March 2s 1916
Tho projects OF Rome, Milan, Turn, Palermo ana
Naples have resigned, because they object to serve
under the party Of the Left
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OBITUARY.

average temperature yesterday oV7s
year soA
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| FEW WORDS TO FEEBLE AND DELICl

TO INSURE THE ERADICATION OF ERUPTIvE
complaints wash daily with GLENN's SULPHUR soar
"nILL's HAIR WHISPER DYE black brown, SOC.
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New
Wilcox 4 Gibbs
AUTOMATIC
SILENT SEWING MACHINE.

Awarded the grand Gold Medal Of Progress" Of the
Institute november 1873 and the Scott Legacy
Medal Of the Franklin Institute, October, 1870.
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No other sewing machine in the world hasa automatic
10 nson" any other Of its charlottesville features
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Victoria's Foreign Visit a Necessity
Of Domestic Duty,
Hundreds of Pilgrims Suffer Death
by ShipwreCk.

ROWERS AND RIELEMEN.
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DECIDED ADVANCE. ,

Judges report, Amer. Ins. Fair.
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A REGULAR SO HAT, 81 90; SILK HATS, 50 80.
worth So Is New Church ST.. up stairs
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CABLE NEW S

From All Parts Of the
Old World.
THE QUEEN AND THE QUERISTS
Victoria'S Foreign Visit a Necessity
Of Domestic Duty,
AWE IN ARABIA
Hundreds of Pilgrims Suffer Death
by ShipwreCk.
ROWERS AND RIELEMEN.
Betting on the Boat Race-ScOtch and Irish
SharpshOOters for America.
THE CAR AND THE KAISER.
The Settlement on Change Commenced
The Aspect Slightly Serious.
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A-BENNETr BUILDING.
FIRE PROOF.
LOCATED on NASSAU ANN AND FULTON STA
HANDSOMELY AND WELL HEATED OFFICES
TO LET on VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
SUITABLE FOR
LAWYERS. BANKERS AND INSURANCE. oFFICES
APPLY ON THE PREMISES.
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and investigation Invited
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WILCOX A GIBBS s. w. COMPANY
$50 BrOadway corner Bond a.
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DRIFT.

had sworn to be a bachelor, she had sworn TO be
For we ei' both agreed in doubling whether matri-
Besides had my higher aims, for science filed my
And she fS said her young affections were all wound
So we laughed at those wise men who say that
friendship cannot live
'Twixt man and woman, unless each has something
We would be friends, and friends as true as e'er
ia be a second David, and she, Miss Jonathan.
We liked each other, that all, and quite enough
TO say,
So we just shook hands upon it in business sort of
way.
We shared sorrows and our joys, together hoped
and feared;
With common purpose sought the goal which young
ambition reared;
days to come;
We were strictly confidential, and called each other
% chum,"
And many a day we wandered together DER the
hills
seeking bugs and butterflies, and she the ruined
And rustic bridges and the like which picture max
ers prize,
And many a quiet evening, in hours of full release
We hoated down the river, or loafed beneath tbs
And talked in long graduation, from the poets to tn
weather,
While the summer skies and my cigar burned slowl,
out together.
But through 1t all, no whispered word, or tel-tal
look or sigh,
Told ought of warmer sentiment than friendly sym
pathy;
We talked Of love as coIdIy as we talked of nebula
And thought no more of being one than did c
being three.
Well, goodbye old fellow" took her hand 70
the time had come to 20,
My geiRg meant our parting, when to meet we di
not know;
had fingered long and said fareYeH with a yer
heavy heart,
For though We, were but friends, you know tits har
for friends to part.
Well good bye, old fellow, don't forget yor
friends across the sea,
And some day when you've lots OF time, Just Dire
line to me-"
The words came lightly, gaily, but great sob ju
behind,
Rose upward with a story of quite a different kim
And then she raised her eyes 10 mine, great liqui
eyes of blue,
Full TO the brim and running DER like a violet CT
with dew,
One long, long look, and then did what never d
Perhaps the tear meant friendship, but I think IL
kiss meant more.
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The committee on ways and means
have added to the free list of the Morri-
son tariff bill the following named arti-
cles: Window glass, painted or stained,
imported by and for the use of educa-
tiOnal, literary, benevolent and religious
associations, and not for sale; books in
other languages than English, Greek or
Latin; balsam, copper ore, castor oil,
and the following named articles have
been stricken from the free list: Drugs,
medicines and other crude chemicals not
otherwise provided for; paving gile,
coal, including slack and bituminoUs
The following changes have been made !:
COllOdion Of others of all kinds, fifty
cents a pOund-the present rate is 81 a
pound opium, prepared for smoking,
and all other preparations not otherwise
provided for, SO a pound; hcOrice, in
paste or rolls, five cents a pound.
The committee have added the follow
ing: Champagne and all other spark
ling wines in bottles, each containing not
more than one quart and more than one
pint, 50 a dozen bottles; containing not
more than one pint each and more than
One-half pint, $3.50 a dozen bottles
| containing One-haf pint each or less,
1925 a dozen bOttles-this is an increase
of one-third over the present rates; en-
cry grains, one cent pound emery ore,
50 ton; emery, manufactured, ground
| or pulveIized, one-half cent a pound
! this is a reduction of One-half the pesentI
rates. The committee have not yet
acted upon tea and coffee, but have
! nearly reached the end of the bill.