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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-28
Personal MENTION.
News and Gossip IN Reference to vario,
peOnte,

l
People.
Hon. Caleb Boggsss was in the city yester.
day.
Judge A. B. Fleming, OF Fairmont, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr.. F. Lobenstein returned from visit to
Germany yesterday.
Mr.. John Klari leaves for Philadelphia
this morning on pleasure "trip.
L. Z. Boyd leaves today TO attend Column
bia Law School, New York City.
Miss Minnie Donaldson, OF Wheeling, Is
the guest Of Mrs. ". G. Wiley Washington
Reporter.
Freeman Smith, OF Wheeling, hiss puI.
chased theldIy goods store Of Scott 4 Co., OF
Wayntsburg, Pa.
Mr.. Crago Pipes and wife, OF Wsynesburg,
OF the Eighth ward.
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmsge will lecture in
Wheeling next month. 4 lecture by Hon.
Daniel Dougherty isplso booked
Miss Katie Williams, a pleasing young
lady OF Brownsville, Pc, Is Waiting Mir
Jennie Smith, on Chapline street, South
Side.
Miss Annie A. Berry, Of Columbus, Ca
who has been the guest OF Miss Mollie Young
OF Twentieth street, the past two months
left for her home yesterday.
Mr.. William Harmar, Of Cadlz, O., who
has been visiting for the pest week in Bridge
port at Mr.. Christian Smiths, State Oil In
spector, has returned home.
Mrs. O. W. Conner and daughters, Alma
and Laura, have returned from a three
months visit at their pleSSant mountain
home at Mountain Lake Park.
Mr.. J. A. Bodley, OF this city is erecting q
neat and substantial dwelling on the
ioundsyille camp grounds the probable
cost OF which, according to the Mopndsville
Reporter, will be about 81, 600.
viii King, who for several years hiss been
connected with the B d o. at this place, has
been transferred u Little Washington, owing
TO the increased business at that point His
large circle OF friends here will miss him.
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The case OF Tom, alias "Eggyn condrey,
accused OF stealing silver watch from John
NJ, Cupdlmm, . stranger In the city, at Frank
HtG1y,s saloon Wednesday night, was heard
BY Squire Ankle at the Office OF the county
Jail yesterday afternoon. Prosecuting Attor.
ney Jordan conducted the case for the State,
while Mes1rs., Houston, oKsets and Mar,
stubbornly contested, but the evidence was
pretty clear, and Squire Ankle committed
Condrey TO jail In default Of $500 bail To
await the action OF the next grand jury.
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The FinnuclnI world,

INV YoRK, September 21.--A0nsY plentiful y
2tS per cent, Prime mercantile paper CAIper cent
Sterling Exchange nankers' bills steady al " 62a
demand s. ~,
weak for the 81. AIS sod At III aud u coupon al
2t1; highest price for long time 90.
.. s, P. 4 .. C. asts..-liS9s
u.a. ~, Coupons..lli Q. 7. bonds. ants..-ii25i
2. y Y eoupons......l2lHg. /. Land GEan ie
raSilc e 8 o. an ank q Hat
Eide EecondS:,...... AHtdo Rio Gnahd div,... IN
Lehigh d Wilkes...-lO8
RAILROAD BoNps-Strong features and an advance
In Denver c0nsnls and Denver d Rio Grande west
efn fnts.
STATE sEcsarTrEs-In state securities Tennessee
compromise sold at4S.
Louisiana L9.h1 consOs'.S yiEgIni. S:,.:;:; SO
81 Joseph-...........l00 trR mat. coupons. Al
tennessee 6s..m....... 20 Virginia detetred-.. b
Tennessee q. neW... 10 FL. div.
srocKs-ThO market during the forenoon was on
the Whole stronger than yesterday iorenOoo, mol.
wlthstAnding the considerable efforts TO make
decline, which were partly success vi in the mat
ever, OF business up 70 1880 was 70 leave dozen Of
tho most active stocks u 10 X per cent above the
cloLng prices Of Wednesday night ghe gleatest
activity was 10 Northern Pacific. But these did
not mouopolIE4 80 laBe part OF the dealings as
heretofore.
From 1880 tlll2 O'Clock the market was somewhat
fcvetiSh and uniettled, but on the whole spotg,
and the result was pretty general advance 10 the
most active socks OF IAN per cent, the latter North
western 70 l!61S and AA5 Per cent on the other
stocks. In the last half hour the market was
higher, In the hBt fifteen minutes II wasdull and
prices declined Ak per ceat, but In the last three
quarters OF the hour was strong and there was an
GdVance Of hAN per cent. the latter Northern
Pacific preferred.
The upward movcmentin Ltocks Is mainly atttibu.
ted 10 the announcement that railway managers Of
rJadS west OF the MiEiFippl river had formed q
pt 81 which includes the Northern Pacific, and by
reports that powerful combinations have been form
ca by certaia operators TO pro ect Northern Pa
Cidc, Western Union and olhet leading stocks
and 10 torCe shorts TO cover. Richmond & Danville
YVES exceptionally weak the last hour and declined
70 67%, making 2G for the day. The Richmond 4
DAnyilIc directors will declare dividend 10 de
be1tuTe bondhOldrrs October LIST. The net earn.
inHs Of the road for the year up to September 20
wero approximately ST. 0Si fixed chAigessl as,
los, leaving SiS,S66 President Newell, Of the
Lake Shore road, says the road has fully and hon
eslly earne Its quarterly dividend Of per cent,
and sees no reason why twill not continue 10 do.
Transactions So o 'OAhArgA
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IAN receiving my fall stock OF women's,
misses and childrens shoes and nens hne cali
hapd -seved shoes In all the different styles
10 which invite an inspection. have
added eeyeral new lines 10 those l have been
keeping here oiore, making complete aSsort.
mont oil tine and medium goods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-28

NV FoRK, September 27.-The Corean
Embassy to-day was rendered the freedom
Of the city by Mayor Edison. One Of the
ambassadors made brief reply Of thanks
for courtesies extended them during their
visit He said II far exceeded their ex:
pectatiope. He hoped the two people might
heneeiorth 10 as ope people,
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The latest scheme for church social OF
any entertainment where 1t Is desired to raise
funds Is to give q "brlck bszaar." The price
OF admission Is brick; these are ornamented
In various ways, displayed and sold. At 4
baza,r recently held In Cumberland, Md.
there were satin-coyered bricks bricks en-
closed in silk; yelyet.clad bricks, bricks
work, with embroidery; glldsd bricks con
tuning miniature gems OF landscape, bricks
adorned with hand-painted sketches, and las
but nol:least frog IN Ice cream brick. They
were sold at prices varying from 80 cents tC
s. 50 and handsome sum was realized.
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MISS JANE oooMRs.

The famous society aud emotional actress,
Miss Jane Coombs, pronounced by the New
York Herald one OF the most beautiful and
talented women on the American stage, will
appear here next Wednesday at the matinee
In "PIque" and at night 10 Divorce" This
bids fair to be one OF the most popular en-
gagements Of the season. The plays are both
strong ones, and ofier the star a favorable op.
port1nity TO exercise her histrionic ability.
Miss Coombs will appear at steubenyille
Tuetday night.
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abe qntelIiqetter.
Office Nos. 70 and "a Fourteenin street


Wheeling and Beilaire Packet Princess.
For sale-Hotel and Two store.sooms.
Masonic Notice.
For Choral S0cietieS.
Refriserators- F. Caldwell.
The Bessemer stoye-Beni. Fisher & Son
Fourth pgge.
New Goods-I. G. Dillon.
DR.. John L. smith-Third page
New Fall Styles in Garpets-G. Mendel
a ca
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Praise From n high source,

The C1thoIic Mirror, 'of Baltimore, has evil
dainty mad a man IN Wheeling taking notes.
II saws In q recent issue: persons visiting
Wheeling, W, Va. will find at the Capitol
Dining Rooms, 1915 Market street, the best oil
everything to eat at moderate prices. The
proprietor, Mr.. Martin Thornton, 10 Q gentle.
man Of experience In his lins, and q sure 70
give visitors such reception as will! induce
them 10 call again."
That the writer Of this paragraph knew
what he wBS talking about will readily be be-
lieyed by those who know the CapItol's rep.
utation at home. That It should get abroad
isnot to be wondered at. Mr.. Thornton pro
poses this season 10 give more attention than
ever 10 the oyster trade, and New York
bivAlvea, the best In the Market will be serv-
to his customers, in all styles, and cooked to
delight an epicure.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-28

The following shows the range OF The Their.
momster, as observed at schnepfs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday:
1887 1888
YAM l2MSF. M7P.N.I IA. N. 2M3PM.7P. n.
IS 6S 6 90 10 "A 70 II
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INDICATIONS

WASHINGTON, D. O., September 2s-l:SoA a. NJ.
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, fair
weather, winds generally from southwest to
northwest, cooler weather and higher baro-
meter.
For the Lower Lake Region, clearing cooler
weather, southwest to northwest winds, be-
coming variable, higher barometer.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-28

Some OF the Attractions In the Near
Future.

Future.
Modjsska will haye lsrge house to.mor-
row night, II the sale Of reserved seats yester.
day morning Is reliable indication. Al
predicted in these columns yesterday, when
the box sheet was spread on the counter al
Wilson & Banners, there was rush for
tickets, aud the choice seat1 were rapidly
crossed of. A number OF very desirable
seats can still be secured, however, by persons
who take the precaution to 20 early this
morning. The great stars enactment OF the
role Of Viola is highly praised by the best
critics.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-28

TIE Cooks Delight attracted much nc.
lice at the Exposition, where It was approved
by hundreds OF housekeepers and cooks.
Sold by Geo. W. JohnSon'S Sons, 1910 Main
street.
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INV YORK, September 21.--Hnusy plentiful 1t
2H per cent, Prime mercantile paper CaIper cent
Sterling Exchange nankers' bills steady Al " S2s;
demand s W, ..-.-.,-
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there Is no Yeast in the world like the White
Liable. All grpceIs and bakers keep Il. MKAI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-28

In twenty.six different countries OF The
OIL, Is praised In every language,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-28

Mrs 8. 8. KIssER's grand opening OF Mill.
merry on Wednesday and Thursday, October
3 and 4, at l07f' Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-28

"LAdiea.n
For nice sweet bread use vienna Pressed
Yeast, Al! grocer keepit Hw4T
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Cotton.

GEw fOEK. septOmbof 2T-cotton quiet and
steady at l07klLISc; new cotton 10 3ltaiO 5.I6C
futures steady; September 10 &c; October 10 do.
November l94Sc; December 10 Soc: JRnuR,y ID. ;oS
FehruSry lns4c: March 1886; April h. 0ac: NAV
lI.2Oc; June llJ0c; July ll,4Oc -'
CINcISs4rr, SEPTEMBER 97.-,co..ou quiet and
unchanged,
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F0R SALE.
TOR SALE CHEAP.

ID UBLIC SALb. OF VALUABLE
i Farming and Ga:denipg Lands
VIII sell at pubic auction, at my residence on
BIG wheeling Creek, In MaIEhall county, West
Virginia, ~ IL o'clock A. ", on
TUESDAY, oCroBER 2. 1883,
70 parcels TO suit purchasers, my Farm containing
l7b acres, go acres Of which "a rich bottom land
well snikd for gardening purposes, and tho n.
mRipder goou farming land. Said farm Is well
wRtered. and has on Il two dwelling houses stable
and other outbuildIng. Also, d Good Young
orchard.
Terms Of Sale One third cash, and the rsIdue
In three equal annual installmenB with Interest
payable annually: lhe purchasers giving their
notes secured by deed OF Trust on the property for
the deferred pay nents
For further particulars cali on ]. +. JONES, Al.
torney'at'lAw, Wheeling, ". Va, or the subscriber
on the premises.
seisawr.w s,MUEL GRtNDsrAFF.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-28

Mrs. s. s. KIsSER's grand opening OF Mill.
merry on Wednesday and Thursday, October
8 and 4, at 107l Main street,
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Mrs g. s. KnSkR's grand opening OF Mill
merry on Wednesday and Thursday, October
3 and 4 al 1911 Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-28

Mas. g. KnxEs's grand opening OF MILL
merry on Wednesday and Thursday, October
3 and I, OF i07l Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-09-28

RknRoAD BoSps-strong features and an advance
In Denver cOnSulS and Denver d Rio Grande west
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-30
I'll Iaso

Ell PAso Jan. 29-[Special w. b..
Strong, president Of The Atchison, Topeka
Il Santa Fe railroad, and large owner of
stock in the Mexican Central, arrived to.
day and left for Chihuahua, Mexico. lie
says that the Southern Pacific will have
enough to do TO watch the Texas e Pacific.
without building into northern Mexico with
q view of controlling the Chihuahua trade.
Mr.. Towne general manager of the South.
ern Pacific, who was here las week, saws
that the report is untrue that his road con.
templates building from Fort Dodson via
Prcsidlo del Nor,e to Chihuahua, to com.
pete with the Mexican Central for the trade
OF northern Mexico.
quite number of our citizens will leave
here on the first through train, which leaves
on the right of the Sl,t from San Francisco
VIA San Antonio T. Y" Orleans.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-30
Ielcrranhic NIi.crllanY
MINOR, ECr NoNE-ruE.LEss IN EEE,rly, VENs
NorES

AtAtsfahiiN h4stettAhN
/ MINOR, EUv SoNE-rUE.LEss IN EEE,riy. NENs
MOTIFS,
LIrTLE Rock, ARK. jan 2'.-Clmp.aiut
was filed to-day 10 the United States court
ay4ius, the Little Rock, Fine B.UE e. New
. Orleans and Mississippi, OJschjta & Red
T River railroads, afterwards con solitatcd. and
now known as the Little Rock. Mississippi
River aud Texas railway, % compel pay
meut Of overdue coupons on bonds issued
hy the state 90 aid IN their construction.
In lS1b the state issued 90 the Lutte Rock,
Pine Blum 4 New Orleans railway Si9G,,
: ouachi,a ( Red River r ta,i
100000 per cent. thir,y-year bonds.
% AID ia the construction of the roads
agreeing 90 paw interest as falling due and
principal 10 maturity, No interest has
been paid since 1875 the roads holding. and
the Arkansas supreme court sUs'Aiuiu. the
point, that the bonds were issued contrary
TO law. The question was decided in the
4 United states court recently adverse % the
roads, m similar case against the Little
kotN & Fort cm GA railway, tie court hold.
ing thar tAe roa is were liable for the bonds
Notwithstanding they may lot have been
issued 'n strict accordance with the l4w.
THESE bonds form part OF tie disposed
Disputed bond debt %. Arkansas.
I.I.>ulEv, Jan. p The railroad Goa.
O g-3torS met day for the purpose oFc1r.
sldtriHS the wages scale submitted nv tha
miners. Aiter some discussion the '-,.tle
was rejected and another aionrs5
which will be presented TO the miners .r
IAelr next convention. The scale provides
tlAt When the ling price OF coal is s. Der
-':..-'yN ntS,Ae IN yard. the price Of
hlE'.c SAa. oe $ 80 per hundred bushels.
"Ad Tor every additioua. hatd1,lar selling
pI.ee, an aIFAaceoi twenty-five cents % the
miner, scale
SAN EEANc,,co. Jan. -,-Tts cutter
oliver Nolcott has returned l-aw. . f-ip IN
Aera6alts. British Columb.. vL.-a size
went at the request Of The colonial agrh,r..
les 10 restore order among the Indians.
lAe IrNuo.e, which was not serious. grew
eLl OF the Indians removing q building
from tae church reserve. and was finally
sctted in legal manner.
h1SToN. Mass, Jan. IA Tagec-'r,
telegram from New York saws tg.t N
scot, ami Mr. Geides of the Chicago grr.
lng'or NQpiucv l.. II. Never and A. !.
Dassaii, OF the Fus9urc, For, WAYNE 4
lA'easo. have agreed 20 enter the directory
ol the Denver Is Rio G-auGe railway.
LINCOLN, y EE.. .aG. -9-I,tee..A na.,a,
i1G2r nlted states senator today T4aye-,
-, holi, :. MNard, 10. Saunders, I3.
N'"tN' .L. NGAatrsoO, b. ~.lHkei. a. Con.
nor, Martin, s Brown. g. C-oggsa :.
-1He. =. Butler, .. scattering. s.
tlElSErE5, Pa, Jan. g1-ro'a, Goa, slim.
NeniS 81 present rise, Gu1tu,y. ot which
'''.tl' bushels are i1r LrHisyi..e.I 81. l.U.
i'g cincinnati, and >i>,lyl tos New or
leans,
PAE.s Jan. G}-At meeur- o.,hs ,,b;.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-30

WE have received 4 copy of Hon. OLiN
WnLnoRN's speech in the house on the 10th
instant, on the revival of American ship
ping. II is very clear and able effort on
the part Of our representative and such as
would be bound to carry weight with ii.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-30

THE Pope predicts European war soon.
The Pope is not iniallibIe In the sphere OF
politics, but it is more than likely that he
has guessed correctly in the present case.
The continent is certainly in avery restless
state, and the great military establishments
there are impatient for season OF active
work. Should war result, ii is likely to be
brief but bloody and devastating.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-30

THE clerk of the late Newhall house, in
Milwaukee, by his own confession, is one OF
the most heartless wretches or biggest fools
in America. He had twenty-five minutes,
the night of the fire, to warn the guests of
the hotel, but thought his employers
books were of more consequence than
human life. and SO busted mself getting
Ihe hnnkS out.
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Forty-seventh Congressional Session.
SENATE.

u-..,,,... "a NJ, IN
""shIN"IoN' JAIL Ant lhSallS pre-
scented resolutions OF the legislature of X w
sas asking the establishment of n soldiers,
homo on Fort E,l,v military rossrvo,ion
a. W. r'' ,
MI N"'her, VI A9hahsaS, presented Mr.,
Garland's credentials of reelection. Filed
A briel executive session was held, during
which large number Of nominations were
confirmed.
The doors rcopened shortly after l..
O'Clock, when consideration ot the tariff
was continued.
After long discussion, the provision for
! extra duty on iron and steel and articles
manufactured FROM them, when galvanized
or coated with any metal, was amended SO
rs not to apply 10 painted iron or wire,
and the extra rate applicable to other arLi.
| cleS was reduced from one'halt 10 one
fourth OF q cent per pound.
On motion OF Mr.. Allison, the rate on
| steel, not specially enumerated, was
| changed from cents per pound to 50 per
| cent. ad valorcm duty.
On nickel IN ore or other crude iCrm, duty
was reduced from ~ cents per pound
TO 10 cents. The same re-
ductlon was made as TO nickel oxide, or
| alloy ot any kind IN which nickel is IN in
gredient of chiei value, and ingots, sheet or
| other forms ot iron, or other metal covered
or plated with nickel and wire made Of
metal SO covered or plated were struck from
the paragraph.
The paragraph embracing zinc, spelter
and tubleque being reached, Mr., Vest dc.
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III 49, utO

SAN ANTONIO, Jan. 2S,-rSpscial =
George OsmGn, long in charge of Dun &
Co.'S agency here, leaves for Dallas
tomorrow to take charge Of that division
NJ. b. McMiIlan takes his place.
The Germans met yesterday and resolved
to have Il NolkStest. They also passed !
resolution condemning the Jury which ac
Quilted Ben Thompson, ard denoupcinp
the Evening Light Tor sympathizing will
him.
q, W. Mudd, an old citizen, and Ed
Shaarer a well.known cotton buyer, died
from pneumonia yesterday.
Sullivan U'Connor will put $4,000 cash
into a new bank here. Two new banks wii
be established the coming month.
The fist tr in from San francisco vii
arrive Thursday morning, and reach \ a.
Orleans Friday afternoon. N
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-30

ST. LOUIS Is becoming the sensational
city par excellence In the United States.
No other place in America stands up with
the Mound Citylin the matter Of shooting
eiitors, fighting reporters hotel fires, alb
ductions and social scandals.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-30

AN effort is being made to Increase the
attendance upon aud interest in the Mer
chants Exchange of this city. An article
will be found in the commercial columns
this morning relative TO the subject that
may prove OF interest to the commercial
and business worlds.
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NNE YSctr

The Cinci ihf sGarn meIcil. jsactts stakes
rose -colored view of the future 20 far as
the Improvement of humanity is concerned
at least. 1t thinks the time will come
when the breeding OF great men will be-
come science, and brains will be inherittd
with the rest of the patrimony."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-30

CoHHEcTICuT last year put 100000 shad
5OO,C0l brook trout, 375 600 salmon, ard
over 1000 German carp in its waters for the
small sum of $4 966, or about ten fish for
/ cent. There could not be found more
proGSaSg Investment, or one that in the
ntN6H viii yield such returns TO tie
v,-tNS> hCsrl vfrt,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-30

THE railroads have now victory in Ne
braska over the legislators, who have been
attempting to confiscate virtually such
property. The recent railroad commission
law in that state has been declared uncon-
,titutional by the state supreme court
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-30

TnE long,suitering and unappreciatod
temperance lecturer can take heart and be-
sin to grid his sword, 80 to speak for the
tray. party in New York adyertiscs for
a hundred prohibition lecturers, Moderate
paw and penty OF work and glory.
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pens aSfpensypA sottr cent. al valo-
rvm. Agreed sO--ayeS, -. nays, -.
The DUTY on Manufactured articles q
wsros, not specially enumerated, was re-
cuofd from A. 10 SIS per cent. ad valotem.
Mr.. George offered an amendment pro-
v'llng for duty OF 10 per cent. sd
va.orem on machinery Tor The manufacture
clothes or thread composed IN whole or
. PAT Of cotton, hemp jute or ramie aud on
/ an tools mechanics used solely i'm manual
7 -sOor, Mr. george said he desired 10 make
some some remarks on this
, amendment. and Is j, was now the hour
i agreed on ior adjournment, Le moved %
+ adjourn. Rejected. The vote showing a
quorum nos present. he moved that absent
senators be sent tlr. This and another mo-
zion 10 adjourn we're both registered.
Mr., Morrill,, az 9.u, moved 10 adjourn,
and the senate adjourned,
HOUSE.
Under the call OF states a number oi
bills were introduced aud referred. Also,
a number OF privileged reports were SUB
mltted Among the latter was one by
| Belmont, OF New York, from the tore su
affairs committee, being his own minority
opinion regarding the Joint resolution re-
Gently reported 10 the house by the COM
mutee, providing COuditionaiy for the Ter,
/ states and The Htwa,ian government. Bel
raont takes the grouni that there are grave
objections 10 interference By congress, with
! the treaty, making a p1wlriu, review Of the
proceeding before the house COM
mittee, showing the evils complained
OF i'm connection with the treaty
are not due TO defects. but 90 the las, that
consular aud customs officers adnhuls'eiO'-
the law had been incompetent, or corrupt.