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Sam Cox says the administration had better
be thrown into the hands q xeeoivef ct
once. and be done with il The trouble ia.
our genial Samuel, the Administration has
been in the hands Of receivers too loneal-
ready.-W Washington Tribune.
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Two American pianists, Miss Cecilia Gaul,
of Baltimore, and Mr.. Max Primer, of New
York, created marked sensation in Berlin
in the early part Of the present month. Miss
Gaul was presented by the Grown Princess of
Germany with . magnificent looket set in
diamonds
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The American Senate is the baldest-headed
body of men on earth-or in the heavens
sbove OF the waters beneath, for that matt
Abaft the eyes of each Senator rises velo1
panse of uncultivated area-sterile and b6t
Senator John Gordon's browns head = ~
one grateful oasis in the weary desert Of -
skulis-LeHer in Atlanta Courier.
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BANK NOTICES.

Mcchanics, md Traders, Bank, New Or.
leans Febru .ry TO- 1876-At meeting of the Board
Of Directors held this day, dividend Of FOUR PER
CENT on the Capital was declared payable to the
stockholders ON and after MONDAY the 14tA cur
rent MOSES HARRIS,
FIJI Init Cashier.
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Buy your buggy and carriage of L. T. Maddu1
IS Carondelet street, New Orleans.
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II is said the wealthy people Of New York
ere quite carried away with the now style Of
gold-mounted cCfius.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1876-03-07

New La. Remedy for coughs, etc. Home
proofs ANY sworn jury would receive them.
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The proper age for razson? Why, the
parsonage.
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Wants aud To Rentinserredi in the BULLETIN for
An
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Special Nstice 70 Grand Ecore Shippers.-
Fer Grand EcOre and Cane River TODAY, the ele-
giant passenger steamer LESSEE TAYLOR will AXE
fare. Cotton down 25c. per bale.
mir H. L. LEE, Master
once Levee steam Cotton Press Company
81 Carond- let street.-New Orleans, March 1e76.-
At meeting of the Board of Directors held this day,
adividend Of FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE was
declared. payable to the Stockholders and after
the 10th instant between the hours of IL and o'clock
PM VIM S. z. SEvEY, Secretary.
mh3 15t
once Of the New Orleans Pacific Railway
sCompany-The monthly installment of TEN PER
CENT subscriptions to the capital stock of this
company is now due and payable The subscribers
who have 50 noby responded in favor Of this great
homo enterprise will further show their earnestness
by sending in the amount of their inslments to the
.sHioe of the company, No. SO Magazine street.
By order of ths board,
e. b. WHEELOCK, President
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Louisville and Pensacola Railroad
Sold to a Citizen Of New Orleans.

Especial to the N. O. Bulletin
PENSACOLA, March 6.-The Louisville and
Pensacola Railroad was sold under execution
to-day, and purchased by J. W. Black. oiti-
zen of New Orleans. c. L LEBAaoM.
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Buy your buggy and carriage Of L. T. Maddux
IS Carondelet street, New Orleans.
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POLITICAL.

Washinston Democratic Club Of the Sixth
Ward.-The officers and members of the above
named club are respectfully notified to attend meet
ing which will take place TUESDAY, March !. at
the corner If Bayou Road and johnson streets. at
7:30 p. M. By order Of the President.
o. W. LONG.
EN-. BARDON. Secretary. mh7 1T
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e. L. RANLETT. Secretary.

Once G.. esceut Saw Mill Association Of New
aOrleans-New Ore.ns February 18th, le76.-The
Soch holders of this Association hereby noti+d
ahat general meeting of said Stockholders will be
held ct the Office of the Association, foot of Gen.
Taylor street, on WEDNESDAY. March % h. 1876
at 10 o'clock A. NJ for the purpose of voting for
against the dissolution of said Association and to elect
three Commissioners to liquidate its affairs.
n. B.-The box for voting win 10 open from 10
o'clock A. II. to o'clock P. M.
BY order OF the Board of Dire tors.
F25 1m% e. NICOLLE Secretary.
Special Netice to Bayou Bartholomew,
D'Arbonne and Saline River Shippers-No through
signed by the President or Agents Of the Ouschita
River Transportation Company. and freights shipped
ON outside boats will be charged local rates.
+. A. BLANKS,
President Ouachita River Trans. Co.
E. B. CRYER
F11tf President Ouachita Tributary Nav. Co.
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kNANTED-A private family residing at No.
wv St. Peter street, fronting on jackson Square,
esre to rent two front rooms to gentlemen, or gen.
emen and their wives, with or without board.
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ZNANTED-50,OC O Ladies' and Gentlemen to cal
wv and examine the latest novelty out, called the
JAPANESE CRILDS CARRIAGE AND era
DIE" on exhibition and for sale by L. T. MAD.
DUX IS Carondelet street. aug tt
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Proceedings in Congress.
Resignation Of Minister Schenck.
His Successor Appointed.
Belknap a Prisoner.
H0ar to Succeed Him.
Foreign News.

Foreign and Domestic Markets.
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RELIGIOUS.
TRINITY CHURCH.
On Wednesday and Friday Evenings,
During Lent)
The Rev. DIR. THOMPSON is preaching series Of
Sermons on the TEN COMMANDMENTS. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
SUNDAY SERVICES II A. N. and 1880 p. NJ.
mh5
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&TNANTED- Secondhand Carriages and Buggles
INV any one having such and wishing to dispose Of
Ehem can find ready sale for the same by calling
J. 7. MADDUX, IS Carondslet street, dealer in car
kiages my14
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THE sPEAKERsHIP PRO TEN.
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. June %, 1876.
Dr. Van Aernam was again before the Pension Com
mttee OF the yesterday with his counsel the Hon.
Hamilton Ward OF New-YOrk. The testimony Of c. NJ
Trsyt who was chef clerk Of the Pension Office while
DR. Van Aornam Commissioner, and also that OF the
doctor himself showed that while IN Office he initiated
and carried out needed reforms.
There is good deal OF talk now regarding the Beknap
Impeachment trial. not that anybody feels any interest
in tho trial itself but account OF the time necessary 70
devote to It, 1t to be the opinion that II WILL after
all be postponed until November, the House making
the request Of the Senate
Several applicants have already appeared for the ofce
OF Treasuer soon be vacant By the resignation OF Col
New The President has expressed himself favoring
the appointmont OF Assistant Treasurer Wyman, who mas
been urged by several prominent gentlemen Tor the once
The Postmaster-Genera has invited the POstmasters
OF the large cities a conference npon the new law re-
ducing the appropriations for the various PostOmces
which will 20 into operation on the lst OF July
A petition for the pardon OF William o. Avery who
was convicted ST. Louis in connection with the whisky
frauds has signed by prominent Senators, Repre-
sentatives. and many other persons.
Notwithstanding the large number OF Democratic
members who have gone to the Convention, II is thought
that there will be quorum in each house during this
week.
1t can be confidently said that Mr.. Jewell does not ex-
pect 10 sever his present relations with the Government
until the Ist OF March next
Representative Randall left for ST. Louis tonight
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
,TPLEGRAPHIC NOTES.

BOsToN. June 25.-The Centennial dOry has been
spoken of seal Island.
MONTGOMERY Ala. June 25.--Arrangements have
been made time celebration OF the FOURTH
Rates was uyaed at Forest Park the edge OF the
city, yesterday.
PHuApEIPHnA June 25.-The Worlds Homeo-
pathc Convention will meet here 10 morrow ahu fenA IA
session through the week.
MONTREAL. June 25.--Two American barges en-
g,gd IN conveying cargoes from Canadian port 10 AN
other ysrs seized to-day by the customs authorities
Key WEST, Fla. June 24.-The United States
steamship Hartford hagshp Of the North Atlantic station,
SnIr " NJ roy passed 10 O'Clock this morning,
90 her way u Port Royal All were well.
BUFFALO. June 25.-The new Masonic Hall was
Wustsd Grand OF the STATE ofciated Monroe and
Cyrene of Rochester and Batavia Commandery
MONTREAL, June 24.-The insurance companies
have erected Arrangements with the town OF St Johns by
which the re will In future be much less than formerly
They intended withdraw from the town unless these ar
rsngements we're agreed ~ f s...l. .t b li.,l 20
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FOREIGN NOTES.


PARIS, June 25.-1he appointment of Count
scops to be italian ambassador here is considered GER
tain.
PARIS. June PA strong Catholic move
ment i ON foot to prevent the Government monoporng
the right to give university degrees.
YARMOUTH, n. S., June 24.-The dory Gen.
tennial from Gloucester Mass for Liverpool, was
spoken June % of Seal Island. n. 2. AL was we'll
LONDON, June 24.-Brent the forger, who
was released five days has given up all claim TO the
money he had, and win probably return 10 America
HAVANA, June 23-Seven bandits from the
country who took refuge in this city, captured
Yesterday One OF them was shot while resisting arrest
PARIS, June 24.-The publishers of Les
Dros De PHonme have again been summoned before tho
authorities for publishing Henri Rochefors articles IN
that journal.
Loypoy, June 25.-The Obserrer intimates
that the Judges will probabybe evenly divided in opinion
n the case OF the steamer Francona which ran down
the steamer Strathclyde and Capt keyn or the former
will consequently be released
PARIS. June 25.-The Bonapartist deputies
NM Cassagnae and Mitchell have prepared an amend.
ept "a NJ Marcous proposal for the prosecution OF the
or inators and accom- plices OF the coup deaL Inc
Amendment provides that the 1.5OOoOo VINO sanctioned
the coup d by their suages be considered as accom-
pliees.
Loypoy. June PA great international
rowing match between four Of the London Rowing Club
and crew OF four OF the best OF the FRANKFORT
Main Ruder Gesellschaf took place today on the
Thames course from Putuey to Mortiake Inc London
ing and easily by eight lengths Both boats carried
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CRIMES AND cAsUALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

ppoyIDEycE r. L. June 25-Charles Frederick
Cornell aged l3 years was drowned in the yer mere yes
teTday. .I..
BATAVIA. n. Y, June 25.-Thomas B. Quaeken.
bush who outraged Mrs sarah Norton years OH last
Dcember from OF which she died. has been sen
fenced 10 death
NEWTON " j., June 25-Mrs. Larry McCarty
and fonr chdren were burned BY kerosene lamp
poon az ogdensburg Last evening The mother ana one
daughter died today
PoUGHKEEpsIE, n. Y, June 25.-RobeTt Spoor,
reading near Coxsacle committed suicide yesterday he
onarri With wife dinner and alter went inIo
hed. rychnine and ded
MmpIErowN NY, June 2j.-Aaron Lander, who
with an associate robbed German emgrant Of $40 on tram
y, me Erie rd on MAY IT. sentenced yesterday TO sing
sing for years aud nine months
TERRE HAUTE Ind, June 25-At Robinson, ILL.,,
on Friday night desperate murderer who attacked and
nearly Killed The sheriff locking up the prisoners wac
taken out of Jail by crowd and hung.
DETROIT Mich June 25.-Ihe water in the canal
at Sault Ste Marie began r1sng about ~ oeoSk On
morning without any apparent cause anu feaehco
hight than has bean known for many years
CHEYENNE, Wy, June 25.-Albert Curtis, son OF
Indge Curtis Of shot and instantly kee
Yesterday his rancho Laramie lily by nan ns'ssa %
Chandler. The shooting grew cut OF dmcuy 'le
two -, Id
Sr. LouIs. Mo-, June 25.-Two OF the northern
M the railroad the Missouri River az KAN
sas civ were burned Friday The loss esuInated
100000 II viii probably take Two weeks 10 repair TUG
bridge.
W.rrRrowN. N. Y, June 25.-Samuel ". Strough,
farmer and prominent citizen OF this coentry
by lghtnng morning and instantly killed lis NOS ~
Also Hlle but neighbor who was rdins WIN MI SusA
not injured 90
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, June 2S;-Ricnardl al,Sas Snaw,
freight train saturday night In the hoossc d Wa
IN was dead suspected that ne was ropped muS
dared, and placed on the track By feuovworkmsa'
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WASHINGTON.
A DEAD LOCK IN CONGRESS.

s3NArE AND HOUSE AT ISSUE, on THE APPRoPRIA-
ToN BIILs-LIKRLIHooD THAT THE GOVERN
MENT WILL BE WITHOUT FUNDS on july 1. .
IBr TELEGRAPH TO TUE TRiBUNEl
WAsHIyGToN, June 2j-There is at last a com
pete dead lock between the House aud the Senate
The party managers on both sides in either mouse
thought it could be averted, aud at one time the
business had a favorable look. There was far
prospect that some compromise the Ap-
preparation bills could be agreed upon. In
deed members of the Committee appeared to
believe until last evening that there was
hope of a satisfactory adjustment. The Dem
ocrats urged upon the Republicans the accept
ance of the reduced appropriations, on the ground
that if they wero found TO be inadequate at the
next session of Congress- five months hence the de-
cencies would be passed, and thus serious trouble
would be avered. They called the attention OF the
Republicans to the fact that if the bills fail 1t VIII
be the fault of the Senate and the party IN the as
eendant in that body. The Democrats IN the lionse
claim that the Senate has no discretion in the liking
of appropriations and that the responsibility rests
with the House alone. which they claim has the
sole right under the Constitution TO provide Tor rais
ing the revenues and the manner IN when they
shall be dsbursed. They take the late speeeh OF ,.
s. Cox, entitled "a Key to the Dead Lock- as their
guide and profess to be determined to stand py
their decision. l....-.-..
The two bills upon which the dead lock begins are
the Post Office bill and the Legislative, Executive,
and Judicial bill. The Conference Committee on
the PosOnice bill have not yet reported, but they
held meetings during all Of yesterday and last even
ing and find il impossible to agree. The Senate con-
ferees seem determined TO stand by the Senate's
amendments, which relate to the salaries OF post
masters and employees, to transportation, and to MI
Hamlin's thirdclass matter As Mr. Hamlin Is one
OF the eonferees it w0nld not seem TO be hopeful
that afy change viii take place in his erratic ideas
in regard 10 third-class postage. No new
conference will he asked, and the Committees have
decided TO report the facts TO the two Houses, and
let each take whatever steps may seem desirable
The confcrees on the Legislative bill have la
bored hard, but there is prospect of any agree
ment. The Committees reported 10 the Senate yes
terday that there was no prospect of agreeing and
they asked to be excused. Mr.. Randall, Chairman
of the House Committee on Appropriations had
made every arrangement to go TO II. Louis yester-
dav. but the condition Of business rendered II I'M
perativc that he should remain here The prospect
tbat the mails will stop, that the salaries of all
legislative, judicial. and executive officers VIII be
discontinued, and the whole Government blocked
on July / is now very good II does not seem pos
sible that the bills can be got through by June 30
and shonld they fail there il nothing 20 do but TO
" sbut M shop SO far rs the Government Is con-
ccTntd.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
bill now before the Senate proposes to tax his house

bill now before the Senate proposes to tax his house
worth 81 600 to the extent Of SIS, but the $1,000 In
vested IN corporation is only 70 be taxed ST.
Senator Morton made some general remarks on the
subject of District affairs and said that Congress Is tax
ing the 10000 people there without representation
and should be ashamed Of 1t. Something being said by
Senator about the people Of the District being gov
erned without their consent Senator Thurman took ex
ception this and said he heard camor from the peo
pie the subject. The whole subject was finally recon-
fnitted t''' '''- '-''
The Senate passed resolution to print l 800 extra
copies OF the report Of Albert the survey between
the Cape Fear and Netise rivers The House bill to
extend the time for filing claims for additional bounty
uuder the act OF July 2s 1885, until July l. $780, was
passed. The House silver bin made special order
for Monday at p. m. i "''i' 'i''
The House transacted business except to pass the
Sundry Civil BILL Lla.' ' 80 '.' i'.''.".-i .''
Before Adjournment, however, the House elected Mr
sayler OF Ohio Speaker pro tenn. until the return OF Mr.
Kerr II had been the intention Of the Democrats OF the
House to elect Mr. Holman OF Indiana to the position
during Mr. Coxs absence at ST. Louis The Republicans
did wish him to appoint the Conference Committees,
however and organized movement to elect Gen Banks
Speaker pro To head this movement of Mr. Holman
hmsef moved the election OF Mr. sayier.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
THE SULTAN AND HIS vAssAL STATES.

-.t 9af lf' r~st LONDON, Saturday, June "a 1875.
Austria purposes declaring her provinces ad.
joining servfa and Herzegovina in state Of siege, IN
order to check the growing Slave agitation. Refugees TO
the number Of 90 600 are to be interned In Croatia, TO
prevent their intercourse with the Insurgents.
The Crctan Assembly have sent memorial to Con-
stantnopie asking that Christian native be appointed
Governor. and requesting other reforms
'a itD BELGRADE, Saturday, June "a, 1874
battery of field and siege artillery dispatched 10
the frontier to-day. The which have been called
out service number 5000 men, and divided into
80 companies ' ~
a> D n VIENNA, Saturday, June "a, 1876
Belgrade advces state that the entire servan army 10
ready to take up Its strategcal position the 9th ins
should there be war with Turkey. The servIan delegate
Ristcs whose mission Consantinople had made some
progress has suddenly suspended his negotiations.
~ PARIS, Saturday, June "a, 1876.
The belieose attitude Of servia is not considered 70
serious here as it appears.
t" CoSsrAsrNoPLE Saturday, June "a, 1875.
Complete tranquility prevails here 1t is expected
decision will be reached almost Immediately respecting
the contemplated reforms.
The Government Is engaged in devising measures to
assure the payment Of the interest the national debt
in conformity with the decree Of October last. con-
vention with the Imperial Ottoman Bank, which will
collect the revenues affected by the arrangement is IN
course OF neg )tiation.
The Turkish Gen. Muhktar Pasha has entered Ncsic
unopposed with another convoy of provisions. .-'
proclamation has been Issued by the Grand Yzier
urging concord between the Christian and Mohamn
populations Of Bulgaria.
,ear t.a BUCHAREST Saturday June "a, 1876.
Prince Charles OF Roumana has convoked an extraor-
dnary session Of both Chambers OF Parliament, July
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
THE. COUNCIL AT ST. LOUIS.
AN ATTACK ON TILDEN.

MS NFw-YoRK OPPONENTS wAGlNG ACTIVE WAX
THE SOUTH TO DECIDE HIS FATE-EXACr EsIl-
MATES or THE CANDIDATES STRENGTH NOT IEI
ATTMNABLE.
The delegates to the Democratic Convention at
St. Louis have gathered in large numbers, ana
great deal of determined work has been done al
ready The most active men at present are the
friends and the opponents of Gov. Tlden who Is at
present the one candidate whose name is on every
mans lips. The opponents of Gov. liideh
are very strenuous. They claim that 'hee
New-York candidate cannot carry ms own
State, and they press this Polho "
formal arguments before the various ueieea'ion'
and by puNc discussions in the hoteis ana s'iee,s'
They are nh at every point by the trends Oh me
Governor and the latter claim that they hoid their
own. couple of anecdotes are told IN to-days DIS
matches of the manner in which Col. Church. an
antiTlden man, was completely silenced. 1t is be-
leyed now that the Southern delegates will decide
.be fate of Gov. Tlden and especial attention lsnow
being devoted to them. How they stand, however
cannot betold until they meet to-day. The Caiior-
mans demand an ant-Chinese plank in the PLATFORM
Gen. Hancock is now looming up as second choice
candidate, and developing great deal OF strength
Predictions are rife that he viii be nominated IN the
way in which Hayes was at Cincinnati.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON June 25.-Capt Jonathan YOung
has en- detached from the NsvyIaTd, Portsmouth " H.
on 30t nat ordered the command Of the Tennessee on
OF 18th OF July next rom
san Francisco Commander Charles j. McDouga detached
OF the and ordered 10 return nome
and Lieut.. lanes Green Is detached nO the
Ashueot Asao station and ordered TO return home and re-
ort on his arrival Lieut. f. wilkins Is ordered from the
Iydrographc Office 3Oth ins TO the Ashueot as executive
officer per steamer Of from san Francisco Lieut.
Chas Beknap ordered from the Naval Academy, SOth
in.t 10 duty In Station, per steamer OF
Az from san Francisco Lieut. Commanders John Sohonler
and A. a. Cauidwel, Ileuts Asa Meeker and A slmons
Academy. June I3O and placed
waiting orders Lieut.. Commander Dennis w. Maam, Lieut.
r. 81 Camody Master A. NJ. Naekar Ensign Joseph " Bull
passed Assistant Dwight Die kma and Passed AS
sstan Engineer ~ L. Cline detached from the saeo and
ordered TO and wait orders Chaplain Wesley
o. Holway reported his return home having been de
tach Hartford the 9th Of June and placed on sick
leave Assistant Paymaser John Breese has been detached
from and ordered to proceed home and settle
from the Nautical Schoohp jamestown with permission 10
retu a
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THE FIGHT WITH THE SIOUX. '
VIEWS OF GIN. SHERMAN on THE SITUATION.
----- InY IrIRGRAPH 10 rHE rRIRrNE

WAsHINGToN, June 25.-Gen. Sherman, in
speaking OF the situation in the Indian country states
that the attack Of tn Sioux upon Gen. Crooks command
indicates that those Indians very determined In their
warlike operations He thinks that the offensive move
nents from Forts Abraham Lincoln In the Northeast
Fetterman in the Southland Ellis In the Northwest will
result in very effective punishment OF these proud and
refractory savages He thinks however that the troops
viii be out all Summer and will have trying campaign,
aud suffer many losses. lie says that forbearance has
ceased to be virtue toward these Indians and only
and persistent chastscmen VIII bring them to
due sense OF submission The General says that nothing
can nov be done but fight them until they consent to
live on their reservations. .. .
New-York tribune., 1876-06-26
CONGRESS-.

DISTRICT AFFAIRS DISCUSSED IN THE SENATE, But
no ACTION TARES-rHR HOUSE PASSES THE
sUNDRY CIVIL BILL.
WASHINGTON, June 25.-The affairs OF the
District Of Columbia occupied the Senate for the larger
part OF yesterdays session The bills under conshera
ton were the House bill gulate the assessment and
collection OF taxes in the District and the Senate subst
tute for 1t. Senator Spencer who had the matter IN
charge reported that the substitute meets with the APP
proya Of the District Commissioners aud the taxpayers
senator Hitchcock OF Nebraska opposed the substitute,
for he did not believe that the Congress OF the United
States can afford 10 exempt money loaned here by capi
talists from taxation, and tax man Oh his handcarf
Senator sherman did not believe that furniture
I'm house should be taxed, but stock
and property OK corporations should be-, The