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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19
PMILADELPHlA NOTES.
Wires-Funsra 81
Joseph Aailes-Boy stabbed.

The Councils Committee on Police
and Fire Alarm Telegraph, a. a meet
ing yesterday, ordered TO be reported
favorably the ordinance TO regulate tho
Introduction aud nse OF underground
conduit =, wires and cables.
THE Police COMMITTEES decided yas-
teraay 10 report negatively an Ordi-
nance pgohiniHpg the blowing OF team
hisIleS between the hOuls Of - II.
aud 5 n. M
The funeral Of Joseph Sailer, l.tB
money editor &C The Ledger, t * place
yesterday afternoon. Their" was isrge
attendance OF has friends and relatives.
The ntermen, was a. Woodlands Gem,
terry.
Coroner Januey yesterday began an
iuve siiga;ion IN the case Of Elzahe'h
raylo aged IL years, who died At the
~. Cloud Hotel on Wrlneaday from
the result Of injuries recelveh daring
the BtCentennial celebration, when she
was run over by a passenger ear.
Two attachments have been issued in
Court Of Common Pleas against John
Landsnberger, tie hosiery commission
merchant, who aSsconded, In the latter
part CT last ID Cember, leaving uupaid
oils TO a large amount.
Drexel 4 Co treasurers Of the fund
COR the RELIEF Of the snl,eiers by he
foods IN Germany, acknowledged add.
tional subsc.lp t'0ns yesterday, making
total Of SIN j5
Charles Barnes, 10 years Of ago, while
standing at Twelfth aud Miili,n streets +,
NJ .I, taIaV AyE YiHu kff k,I
down By drunken man. \ sCutiI en.
susd, when the boy WAS stabbed IN tho
left side with POCKET knife. IL In
thought he viii recover.
BY an al Publication Of the account OF
Frank Nj. Hirsman. administrator OF
the estate OF Mathew FIaig, deceased.
Judge Fenrose, Of the Orphans Court,
yesterday awarded 81 1925. 26 each 10 the
German Hospital, Sanitarian Associa-
ton and Chi ldren's Hospital.
Towards tho purchase Of the patter-
s,n mlnsiol, thirteenth and Locust
streets, the Historical Society Of Penu-
sylyania has received subscriptions
mcuutiug to s4i $40.
The formal opening Of the Swarth-
more College took place last evening,
land was attended by about twelve
hundred persons. tn" cost of restoring
the building was 1925 293 "A, and Of re
furnishing S27 ACT % Al tho biils
have been paid and the institution 10
| tree Of debt.
The BricklayeTs Company OF Phila
delphia, organized In 1873 held its
ANIMAL meeting sest rday, when
oil GERS were cleo led.
There wa. sold yesterday At Herk-
ness Bazaar "A large lot Of Imported
Jersey cattle. Good prices We're obtain
sd, The highest being 1915 paid tor Il
A e.year-old COW.
DAVID tI"mIng.snppc sed to reside on
Font street, near Walnut, was run over
and seriously injured about hali.past
five O'clock yesterday afternoon, on the
Elevated Railroad, AZ Seventeenth and
r lher' s,rert.. He was taken to the
l. ivrFsrty Hospital.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19
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Dots.


The Caledorian club have seen
hell, which they call Mcdonald
Tho ashmen In various parts
city have failed TO remove the a.,
rels and boxes for two weeks.
L. Mitchell, Jr., has the contra
the roofing of all the buildings u,
Eastern Shore Railroad.
The American Rifles celebrate!
Eighth Anniversary in thsir a.
last evening.
Laura A. Bigger, Of this CITY
take part In au entertainment VI.
Mascot Concert Com bination TIL.
ming in Chester.
Clinton A. Spencer will retire
cuisines, after the 18th OF Marc
Svenner came here some years az
artner of K. l.. Russell at 800 N
street.
The prevalence of snow aliia
the boys or the streets Is causing
complaint. What might have be-.
'rIous accident occurred last ~
from a couple Of boys snow BALM
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19

WAeUINruV, January l1.-iu She
Star-rOJ.e wal, D"tyre Judge Wyh",
~ day Sophia JoNJ SOD and William
Johnson, 81 Utah, testified that pctl
u0" apparently Ecuuug 70 lho Oregon
route, from Canon 80 fort McDtTm Jtt
wa ~lgred ~ residents along the Utah
route, from loqgerVilIe to Ada'rvIIIe, a
thousand mics rom tue oregon rDut".
TIE te'euse Ofl"rr1 - prove a hnInlrT
Of legitimate petitions relating 10 h"
sane route, bat rnI- he Court refused
~ a low At tai. stage. waH ahH"rtr'l
that NE petition comp AIMED u Was
nra.td by the names II bona tide reSl
dents On The Oregon route, and that a
pa , II rAUFs RELAXING 10 toe r'ut" ha'l
been pu' on by mistake. Mr.. lDEers0Ii
raij they Worc IN the position Of the
man via -tOpi charged Win stealing
ra'.r. and offered t. prove that he had
baeu d.. dcd pnr---u"ar,y drUHntd by
~ NJ '. H"rrck ret rcd that tie de-
ieu4e Ha- g.. her nkp the man who was
halBa1 H.aa ,eJlLg o hpI and offer
i 10 PROVE ,u@, hrstUiea COW.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19
HuInIDty fbuinpty

Tomorrow evening George II, Adams
wi be at the Opera House, with his
quaint. quizz;caI Hump'y Dump'y,
which is rich in abturliIies. No better
clown than Mr.. Adams can be found,
aud he seems TO be in fifty places At
once. The machinery used ia tho play
IA excellent, and showsa door Il a. al
though it ~ frequently broken open is
always shut; lana. rosl tJnt opens
and shuts IKE ycIrsc' p; tie horse
that shows his rlh. whenever BIS Walks,
and a hnt 'hat wl.l no. stand +ti,l to
.-t Hump'y Dlmit, and Prt.epn
warm theuse!yr, II n snow STORM. The
audience a." kept IN a Constant up-
roar from beginning 70 "rd, ard NO one
should fail 10 take their N't!e ones to
eni 10y this rich treat.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19
NEW asTlE lTEMs.
snipnrns- Of Corr Runa""f-A
a. II ut,s-E n'erts1Hneut

NEW CASTLE, January %, 1883,
T. y.--d under the command OF
Cam, rcuui worr AID containing for
" t .1..aud bushels Of corn, ieaves To-
dav Portugal.
:. e-ral vessels aye trCZe up in the zee
In Ills place, but # tire present thaw
con 10 nes, they will be able 10 60 ont
tod
T.,rn are a number OF enter.
tain .rl- ahead a; the Opera House,
the fs-l oeue she SWISS Bell Ringers
to- u, GROW evening. -,
me Ancient Order Of Htbe-nians will
give heir annual ball in the new hal
on trr - OF this month This Is
.trr, ,n. lost ball here before Lent
TIE -hipmon Of corn has become
unifr .-atuf" here, numos OF YES
s-ls i.ayiuS dis port within the Iast
few qnnra-. There are no" lyihg AZ
the battery, awaiting shipment, SIXTY
car loads Of corn, which will be shipped
to southern ports az sOOn'aa the vessels
arr 20 10 he lns ded
Sheriff Martin expected large party
of sieigbers from up country lsrt even
ing, nut they did not come on account
Of the tAaw, being fearful lest they
wonld not be able 10 return, II the
weather il good they will come down
in few days.
Deputy Sheriff Joseph + Martin
who was Gently inidred by beng
thrown out Of A sleigh was OUT for toe
first time yesterday. Mr.. Martin still
walks lame, having been II Jured Sc
vere.y on his left side.
| Sheriff Martins son James paid him
a visit Yesterday.
There will be no changes a. the
hotels this year and the many friends
OF Hiet Graham viii lind him at hi-
old place,
Quite an excitement was CREATED h-rr
yesterday by horse Of Hiet Graham
running out Of the stable and dashinR
down toward the railroad A. the train
was coming along, The horse was
stopped by a coloreG man, Msnlovt
by name, before any damage wat
done.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19

Or Hicks, OF rIe Ia'''nnc'r tnnrch
Of th,- cry, who Was the spiritual adyis
rr u: Charles huIt can, mas executed a
regal instrument 'TaI, sirrring t. sur
geou General g. II Crane, L. !, A, al.
nie rights ard title 30 Gmfoau'- body,
The Paper recitea to" clause Of the will
by which GuItcau b"qaeafhcd hlA body
u Or. Hicks, and l. bears evidence Of
aCkLos Iedgmeut u"tJre 3 justice OF!
the Peace. In reply 20 irquiries this
Afternoon Surgeon General Crane said
hs was unable at present TO give any
information with regard to the final
disposition Of the assassiu's remains.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19
EOOg GUl on,

John Bnrke, residing at 81,
Filth street, and employed at (!
lnord State Rolling MN, was ~
E.. shifting eugin" Al Third Stree
ing Of the =. W. ~ L. K. K. ".
urning from work yes erday an
hls foot was caught In the Ak
All er which dragged him aboui
-et before the engine could BE- :
He Tas carried TO bis home, a,
]. X. Kane vas summoned vii
II necessary 10 ampnJato the III
ool. He 10 doug ~ we'll as c"0
pected under the circumstaner
Burke is very unfortunate, ha'I
N!s leg broken by piece Of iron
nine mouths ago, III Pittsbure'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19

The Maggie Mitchell Drama
socEaIiol performed the drama e
" Blow for Blew" at the Opera /
last evening, in a manner that
have rel 'cted credit on profc.s
rhe audience was not AZ lar
should have been, and he tGI
these young ladies aud gent'eg
sS.ablish a first class dramatic a.
hon in this city should BE- bel sr
ciated. The characters were
sustained, and Mr.. Douglass BY
Ed the part Of Charley Sprags'
fiction. The ladies' from PhIIat
lid well, but still it seems supe'
10 bring extra talent from abronl,
the association has 80 much u
own.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19
II daOllIe Cars.

Jackson x harp have Just c
Tod and shipped twelve haudsou
o. ass passenger cars TO the Ch.c
Atlantic Railroad Company.
coaches are finished Ia first as
and warmed with Bakers patea'
rrs. The panels on the inter
Gnished in oak, and deliberately {
while the trimmings are Of solid
any, They are supplied VIII
rooms aud other con venienc-'
mounted ou standard trucks d.
with tEe Westinghouse air BRAKE
The same company have also =.
f0ur cars TO the Florida Cent?.
Western Railroad. which comE'
'rdrr .; ak which they have rs
structed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19

Last ,vuuing Joseph b'0",
liuGG 50 and cost for assault a.
cry ou Emma Morris, but que
alterW arda rerpit'et.
Gins laOrHing there we're tNI'I 1.
in the dock. ono q tho nun
here tor Tho sacoul inns i's
and The Mayor tined aim a a.. -,
I he others ESCAPED with 50 cru
costs each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19

john +. " I.ts, D,u Or""''''
wa lnjuicD 4 10" daas ainrr j.
l,rauu ,u,d al ,hn Penney 81
uiDu on rues"ay, 'Yab nnrio" ,
lt,rruoon. Ihe services W.
A nbuYy NJ L. Chulah Wy .,r
Rev. Cuarir- Hi, assisted y,
Nl.,cd [. Scol,, VITO al" III
II .ycrv 81 ,tul.toIy,"AeIr.'
.,,re IutHrcai.
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IN ATfy n.


RMSTKONG-Dn the 10th Instant, Mary
Ann Bailey. wife Of james Armstrong.
The relatives and friends Ot the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
on SUNDAY Jan. 2lst at O'Clock, p.mlrom the
residence Of her husband, in Chelsea, Della.
ware co.. Pa. 10 proceed 10 Bethel cemetery,
Braudywinc Hundred, Delaware.
STEPHENSON the 10th inst. Anna NJ.
widow Of til" lat" Geo. v. stephens, and
daughter Of the late James Fox
The relatives aud friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from ncr late
residence. No. SU2 King street, Oh Saturday
morning. at $50 o'clock. High Mass n st.
Peters Church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19

Tho leading Lung ksrnsdy m Whining.
ton endorsed By hundreds of people in
all pnrts Of The city as the hpest remedy
for coughs, hoarsspsss, Group, sore
throat, etc, and will positively prevent
consumption if used in time. We could
give references enough to oil this paper.
30 cents and Sl0O. k2in Depot, 4th
aud King streets. johnson, Holloway
4 Co.,, COZ Arch street, Philadelphia,
wholesale agents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19

Asa gentleman named Caf'
coming along past tho agrlcuIt"'
element store Of A. II. WoOdS
Co.,, about 5 o'clock this morn.
NV a light III The Office, which u
I'd to grow brighter. TnInslns
uut right he cooked in at the v
and ia" the fire gradually cFr"5
tho wood work from a wood
used as a sp!,.box, 1t was
work of a moment for Mr.. Gar
break open the window and pu'
me, thereby preventing VIVA.
nave been i destructive IRE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19

William Il. Long, OF the IL
CAN, has rtcrived the follow.
donations for Mrs. Smell, No
street, whose ilnsbAnd died Ia'
day, leaving her in great dialI,'
Iuur small children Through
nnr +. Badly, 80 90: Mr.. A. T.
er, 81 % TOlal I'll 900
In r. are sUmu y nors "".
Promised 10 conlribni", and a"
If Utunr articles lef' 81 THIS OH
q thankfully received an1 "
lruLrd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19

An a'a-in was ,truCk tbs morning
from box II, Third and Railroad Ave-
nue. aholt 10 ~ 'lock. lhe caUse Of
the alarm vas "A b"Za IN one OF the
houses On IS ,'ree', = hanlted by cnlOred
reople. fIc ire was ,oD extlnguiSLed,
aud the companies dId not y into ser.
vice
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19
FOo way chs smallpox

came t. Wilmington ira mystery to
ulaty people. ] al b" Kept afay by
4nuh .LR slarshury Murray mtd'ca-
tod cent Cigars, No. 9 French street,
opposite tue New Depot.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19

been praCticing Uttlc'ue At HoCkss.ln,
for seyera years, Las opened al off ce
at No sl3 Washington street, for the
practice Of lis profession, The Doctor
pays particular atteut,on 10 ire dis
eases Of Children.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19
Arm Broken.

Last evening Mr.. George II larrison,
RESIDING at No. 800 Madison street,
slipped aud fell On the &C in his yard
and broke his left arm above the wrist.
DR.. Keables was summoned and sue
ceeded IN reducing the fracture.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19

Spencer offers special bargains en-
Saturday N child dne wool ho. o a.
under wear.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19

If you want 10 get the best and
freshssI oysters In hhs market 20 to
Ainscow's, I'll Shiploy St. %, 80 and
AZ ceuts per quart also Wholesale.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19

il being sold very cheap at Spencer, a
gooI scarlet wool SHIRT iorSl 90 and The
hes. 60 CT. gray mixed shirtan The city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19

j. Il. Hartman, druggist,
Poplar, has just received a 49, =.
fresh vaccine points and gun
are reliable
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19

all accounts. The dateis not far dis
tant ., o..
San uel Wbite, of the firm Of Rice x
WIN. carr 20 builders, Of Whining
ton, Del, was in town 10 DAY.
PENSEE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19

r DSI-DN THE 18TH INST. 4 SMALL
key with n wiruHnd piece Of lead attach
cd The finder VIII he suitably rewarded on
leaving 1t NJ This office. Jl9r2Lf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-19

NvANTED-LADI COMPANION FOR
w widow lady. For fan particulars, in
OUR, of +. H. f. MONTGOMERY, sos King
street llg2t
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-17
Turkey.

Constantinople, 16.-The dispute
between Aleko Pasha, governor
general of Eastern Roumelia, and
Krebel, acting Russian consul gen
eral at Philippopolis, continues.
Aleko Pasha states that he cannot
be responsible for the government
go long as Krebel remains, and asks
the Porte either to have Krebel re-
called or accept his (Aleko's) resig-
nation. KrebeI reports to Nelidoff,
Russian ambassador at CONSTANT
nople, that Aleko Pasha daily VIC
lates the constitution. It is ru-
mored the Porte ordered Aleko
Pasha 70 offer an apology to Kre-
bel, and that Aleko refused. A cri-
sis is eminent.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-17
HOUSE.

Washington, 16.-Carpenter sub
mitted the report on the agricul
tural appropriation bill. Agreed to.
1t apprOpriates 100000, or $4,000
more than as passed by the Senate.
The bill amending the act Tegu-
lating the removal of causes from
federal courts, caused long debate,
pending which Kelly reported from
the ways and means committees
tariff bill. Referred to the COM
mitUee of the whole.
The bill for the removal of causes
from state to federal courts, passed ;
yeas 1874, nays 81.
The naval appropriation bill was
reported. The House went into
committe, Ryan, of Kansas, in the
chair, on the state of the Union.
The first bill on the calendar was
one appropriating $230,00O to REIN
burse Massachusetts, for expendi-
lures for coast defence during the
late war. After a short discussion
Bragg, of Wisconsion, moved to re
port the bill back with a recon-
mendation that the enacting clause
be stricken out. Agreed to; 90 to SIS
The committee then rose and NJ
action was taken on the report.
| Hammond, of Georgia, from th'
committee on judiciary, submitteC
a report on the matter of the con
tingent member from Nebraska
| Printed and re.eommitted. The re
port states that Thomas ]. Majors
contingent member, was resDons.
BILE for the transformation who
Induced the committee to max
the report on April 1st. 1852, in hi
favor. that he was aided therein b
IS. J. Alexander, secretary of stat
Nebraska; Pat. y. Halves, contiI
; gent member of the Forty fourt
} Congress, DR.. p. Schwenck and &c
/ H. Roberts. attorney general. N
f; braska, and the testimony Of w.
: Davis, Nebraska, Majors priya
secretary, is false. The report re
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-17
Baltimore, 16.-COpper, quiet, 17N.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
The Collision.

Chicago, 16.-The casualties by
the railroad collision this morning
are more numerous than first re-
ported. Frank Jones, conductor of
the passenger train, was thrown
violently to the ground, and sus.
tanned severe injuries and narrowly
escaped death. George Foster, en-
gineer Of the switch engine, had his
right leg cut off above the knee, and
Benjamin Lux, fireman, had his left
leg cut off; both came near bleeding
to death. w. r. Culver, switch
man, has a foot terribly mangled.
An iron bolt pierced Brakeman
James Kaiser's leg, tearing it to
shreds. John Hayes right ankle
was crushed to Jelly; John Barry,
brakeman, injured internally. The
passengers were uninjured. Geo
Foster, engineer of the Lake Shore
switch engine, caused the accident
by an objectionable negligence. He
was a new and unskilled hand il
the business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-17
Confirmation.

Washington, 16.-The Senate con-
frmed the following postmasters
to-day: S. A. King, MERGED, Cali
fornia; Thos. Yost, HOLSTER, Cali
fornia; J. I. Parsons, Tuscarora,
Nevada; NJ. q. Mary Coughill,
East Portland, Oregon. The follow
ing new postofices are established
Providence, San BernarGino County.
California, N. l.. Drew, postmaster
Beltane, Meagher County, Mon
tana, D. Graham, postmaster; Van
Sycle. Umatilla County, Oregon,
James L. Killian, postmaster; Var
lille, Weber County q tab Territory
Isaac NJ. Johnson, postmaster.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-17
NO194

omends the adoption of a resolution
and requiring the clerk of the House
to furnish a printed copy of this re-
port and evidence to each of the
following officers: The dis
trict attorney, District of Columbia,
attorney general, United States,
and the governor Of Nebraska that
they may take such action as they
deem suitable with the gravity OF
the wrong committed by the persons
whose conduct in this cOncl usion is
set forth. The report exonerates
Representative Valentine. Ne
braska, from any knowledge or com
plicity in the fraud.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-17

Cincinnati, 16.-A spring trotting
circuit was formed here to-day, in
Guiding Cincinnati, Dayton, Column
bus and Springfield, Ohio, and
Maysville, Kentucky, running from
May Esd to June I'D. 1t is prob
able that Toledo, Detroit, Jackson
and East Saginaw will follow, and
possibly Louisville and Cleveland
will come in. The five first named
will give between $4,000 and S6O,.
600 i'll purses.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-17
XLVII. CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE.

Washington, 16.-The Ben HOlla-
day bill was resumed.
Harrison said as soon as this bill
was disposed Of he would endeaYor
to secure the passage of the bill to
regulate practice in patent suits,
which, as now conducted, infict
great hardshipss
Dawes, from the Indian commit
tee, reported the bill granting the
right of way to the Carson and Col
orado Railroad, through Walker
River Reservation.
After the morning hour the Ho1-
laday bill went over.
Hill, from the postoffice commit
tee, reported fayOrably the House
bill to modify the postal money Or
der system.
The tariff bill was resumed.
The pending question was the
amendment of German, making the
duty on bi-chromate of potash So
cents per pound.
An amendment making the duty
on sulphate of iron or copper at
three-tenths of a cent per pound
agreed to. Paragraphs covering
acetate of lead, litharge orange, min
eral, &C., were reserved for further
consideration.
On motion of Allison las q mem
Der of the committee reporting the
bilD asphaltnm or bitumen was
transferred to the free list. The
paragraphs covering oxide of zinc
were reserved, also the paragraphs
covering "earths" or ''clays''
wrought or manufactured not
specially enumerated also the one
covering varnishes of all kinds.
Miller, CALIFORNIA, offered an
amendment upon which action was
reserved until tomorrow, making
line 3S1 read topium crude, COLI
tanning not less than 9 per cent.
morphia, 81 per pound"
Morrill, offered the amendments.
agreed upon by the committee, to
paragraphs covering alcoholoic
preparations charging duty on al
coholic perfumery, including CO.
logne water from Is per cent Gd0g-
loren to So per gallon and so per
cent Gd01Eorem,. and adding the fol-
lowing distilled spirits containing
80 per cent Of anhydrous
alcohol, 81 per gallon as
alcoholic containing 94 per cent, &;
anhydrous alcohol, So per gallon ;
and alcoholic compounds not specf.
ally provided for, s. per gallon; for
alcohol contained and 20 ger cent.
0aUGLOTen1, also making the duty on
eeIlOdion and Other alcoholic pre-
parations of pyroline SO cents per
pound; rolled orin sheets, but not
made into articles, 60 cents; also
changing the duty on tannic ocid
and tannin to ST per pound; and on
sanboren to So per pound; also adj
ding aTmylio alcohol or fusil oil IL
per cent; also adding oil of cognac,
or oerantic ether 81 per ounce; fruit
or ether oils or essences $3.50 pei
pound; oil, or essence of rum, or
bay rum essence, or oil, so cents
per ounce; others of al
kinds, not specially enumerated OF
provided for one dollar per pound
coloring for brandy, so per cent
al 0Gl0Tem; also striking out the
paragraph providing for an add
tional specific duty on all alcohol OF
distilled spirits contained in article:
imported equal to the internal rev.
enue tax imposed on domestic dis
titled spirits. These amendments
were formally agreed to, but will b
open for further consideration to
morrow.
After the executive session The
Senate adjourned.