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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
BELI.AIRE.
The Daily Report from B~insest
County.s Metropolis. Ffr.0ar

houuty "ssFopv"-s
Albert Ieasurc will probably go TO col
lcgc in Columbus
The saloons Of j. wcnzel and Ps;dsk
Br1nnon are closed,
Justice Alum viii leave shortly for
WaynCsburg, W. Va.
Everything is quiet at the lookup. There
have been few arrests Of late.
The Bellaire StaIapins CnmIaay Will
not take the annual shhtsiowa-
Miss TiIlie Behr, well known Hebrew
young lady, died on Saturday night.
Tne Knights of labor had big turnout
at their sIscial meeting yesterday after
noon,
The Bellaire nail works is making q ill
back Of the steel works that will add sasne
valuable ground.
supt B. r. Jones i stiii busiIy engaged
on examiEa;iCa tapors and the like at his
qii.ss, at central school.
The morning passen2er train on the z, 4
o., was two hours late yesterday. ewing 10
high water at Manningtsn, W. Va.
A fellow Ssyo wanted 10 cF1e the rives
a, W,s, Wheeling, bearded the rrinNe-,
and when he opened his eyos h. found that
be was at Bellape, Iteor, 20 cents by the
route he tGns. Rser muddled his brain.
The ooioIed folks who attended the eele-
bratian of the Odd Fellows at Mt. Pleasant
on Saturday returned home about ~
O'Clock the same evening, somewhat tired,
but feeling that they had spent nsra
pleasant day.
The congregation that gathered in tbe
First Presbyterian Church last night "a
hear Rev. J, K. MeEallip preach his care.
vel sstn,pn was very large one. Tn
sermon delivered was one Of the finest eves
delivered here, and when the andieno wa'
dismissed many fingered t0 converse with
tho pastor, and the words Of good will tina,
were sboweIed on Mr.. MeKallip were -
profuse that the minister could not bui
feel that his ministration here has moi
been in vain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
WETZEL FLOODED.
THE INTERIOR OFTHE COUNTY COMPLETELY
INUNDATED.
The Most Destructive Flood Since '76 Visits
the Valley of Long Train-COps
and Property Damaged to the
Extent of Several Thousands.
Special T,leqram b be Rcriscr.


EARNsHAw, WETJEL COUNTY, ". Va,
June 2.-The beautiful and picturesque
valley of Long Train was visited
last night by the most destructive
food within the memory of the oldest citi-
zen. About six p. H., yesterday, the vivid
lightning began TO play on the edge of the
dark clouds, aud the terrific thunder, peal
on peal, seemed 10 shake the earth under
our feet. In few minutes the rain began
10 descend in torrents and in few
minutes more the little brooks had the
appearance of small mountain rivers. In
short time the whole valley was
covered with the devastating waters,
small houses, fencing, wagons, stacks
Of lumber, saw logs, etc, were carried
along by it in its maddening career. The
damage done will amount Ia several thou
Slpd dollars. The crops in the bottoms
We're almost entirely destroyed, and the
wheat, corn, oats and grass on the hills
were badly damaged. Pollock & Furber's
SAW MILL situated just above th2 village,
WAS very badly damaged 4 large drift,
about one hundred yards long and three or
four feet high, WAS formed against it. The
she'd was nearly torn down 10 the ground.
The carriage was moved several feet. and
the lumber truck, log wagon, etc,
were found in drin ahant a
mile below. The Grist mill belonging
TO Roni Earnshaw, Esp, WAS washed
away The fills ut each end of the dam
were washed out and large hole made in
the center fthc dam. The water-whccl and
Il large cast wheel, weighing halt Il ton,
were found halfa milc below the mill.
The bottoms this morning are covered with
large drifts of timber, logs, etc, and the
farmers are busy this morning repairing
the damages the best they can, Rnadsa are
washed out same places till they are in-
p.Sihlr. The bridges are nearly all gone
and travelling for Il few dayS will bc almost
impossible.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
MISSES SMITH AND SHERMAN.
Interesting Meetings Held by Them
Yesterday.

Miss Jennie Smith conducted services at
the First Baptist Church yesterday morn
ing, at 1890 o'cleck, the meeting being
DEVOTED almost entirely 10 the young men.
4 large number Of them were present and
the services were very interesting.
In the afternoon at o'clock, a meeting
WAS held in the Capitol rink, at which
both Misses Smith and Sherman werepIc-
cnt A large crowd was in attendance
and the services were deeply interesting
and much good was accomplished. Al
1 O'Clock meeting was held in the Second
Ward Market Housc, and the attendance
WAS quite large and the services very ef-
icctiye.
last evening at 7:3O services were begun
again at the rink, and continued until 10
o'clock. They were conducted by both
Misses Smith and Sherman, and many per
Sons asked for prayer during the evening.
There Was deep religious feeling mani
tested, and much g0l Was accomplished
end Il.o srta sgwn ipr future haYc'ts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
POINTS OF PEOPLE.
Movements Of Citizens. and the Com
fu- and Going ofSfrangers.


Judgc FdwiP Ma4Reli, oi harrisburg. Is
al tic Mclarc,
Prof. W. II. Payne, of Ann Arbor, Mich.
isat the MeIurc.
Prof. 5. B. Brown, Of Glenvillc, W. Va,
is at the McLurc.
Ed. Brues, of this ci;Y. has taken charge
Ct he Ganite liOlse a. Nellsburg
u. C. White, Of Bcllton, and Wm. II.
Travers, OF Charleston, are at the MclAre,
Mr.. John 4. SEsiGF aRG sister, of COL
un.hus, ~, irlssed through the city yeStcr-
day.
McsIs. F. p Knight, Of Charleston, and
II. c. Simms, OF Huntington, are registered
at the Mcclure.
State Superintendent nf gainats h. :.
Morgan is in tt,s GIs, aud will leave for
Ea,.a,dnt this morning
The marriage OF Miss Laura Lukens, Of
the Island, to Mr.. NJ S. Griffith, Of Balti-
more, viii occur on July II.
Mr. James JepSne, L~okkefVer for VI.
Reilly & r., will leave to-day on a Eu-
ropeau trip Tor the benefit of his health,
Rev. Mgr. Sullivan left lazi Syeaing for
Washington CIV, and Rt. Rev. bishop
RaiB viii ieaye for the same point to-day.
The reverend gentlemen 20 for the purpose
ai. assisting in the anspieious ceremonies in
cident to the installation Of Cardinal Glib
bons. which take place on "Wednesday.
A delightful lawn tennis party was beld
at the residence Of Mr.. Jacob Greer, on
Saturday evening. A very interesting
contest took place t,utFeeii HeH-kn0wn
ulssess. ghieh'ssuh not be finished on az
count OF darkness coming on, but win he
completed some evening this weeE- A
sumptuous supper va served the hungry
players ana spsetat1rA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
BASE BALI.
rnc 81. Loui~ Down the CineInnati-.

Ehr ~. Louis Down the CineinnatiS.
81 Louis, June 2I.-SL Louis won
their game 10 day lrom the CmcinnatlS IN
the iirst ipniug, aud bud il not been Tor a
wild throw By FusbOng 10 SECOND base
would have shut out the NisltorS
Clruthers' brilliant work in the bOs aad
the numerous plays were the
s,,tur,s Score - 81. Louis, 3;
CINCINNATI I; carne,l runs, st. Louis >; two
baSe hits, Robinson and CIrutherS: total
bl,,s ON hits, 1t. Louis l5. Cincinnati IL;
lrIf op base, st. Louis :, Cincinnati 4;
struck out bg Clruthers, >; double plays
Latham and Robinson, ComiSkey, Farrell
McPnee and Reilly, Comiskcy and Latham;
hlSes on balls. on Murphy 4; passed R4lls,
Bushong | Wild pitches, Murphy l. UNI
pire, Bradley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
4 ROYAL GOOD TIME.
ENeursiOnists Eui0yed Themselves
al fnlrpor:, %,


CLEVELAND, o., June 2T.-A terrible
fight occurred this afternoon at FairpOrt,
about thirty miles east of here, on the
Lake Shore. An excursion party Of about
3OO men, won,GR and children visited the
place. 4 dozen or more nicR who had
been drinkin. on the boat visited
a saloon on their arrival at Fairport, and
soon succeeded in starting quarrel which
ended in all the windows of the saloon be-
ing broken by the eNcursiOnistS, Stones
were then hurled through the windows Of
a large tenement house occupied by Po-
landcrS. The latter, 10 the number
Vf fileru Or twenty, armed them
selves with clubs and moved on
the cNcurSioniStS Several Clevelandcrs
were cut and bruised, and one Polander
named NicbaSl Peeler was struck in the
temple by q stone. lie fell unconscious to
the ground and WAS carried away by his
companions. The POlandcrs CHASED the
men. women and children distance Of
three hundred yards to the boat over rail
rnad tracks and ore piles. But just rs the
pursuing party reached the dock the boat
moved away, preventing further blood
shell
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
NnnDing's condition.

WASHINGTON. June 21.-T. J. Brennan,
Secretary Manping'S private secretary, who
has lust returned f5Gm visit To his chiet
at Hot Springs, SAYS thai tha report that
Mr. Manning has suffered a relapse Is in
correct. lie left the Secretary yesterday,
very much improYed in health and in good
Spirits. He saws NI. Manning Is in good
health now ~ at any time tsG six months
bsE,rc his recent illness and that with the
exception of slight lamene>s all the et-
,terts of thai at,a2k have disappeared. The
secretary cxpectS TO ESui2iig at Hot Springs
a week or ten days and 20 frYf5 there To
New York state to pass some time IN ms
neighborbO0d OF bis home.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
rhn Lake Shors stYiker

CHICAGO. June 27.-Fhs Lake shofe
Company moved no freight trains to-day.
and attempted to move none. There was
perfect quietncSs at the yards all day.
The switchmen expect, however, lively
work for tomorrow, knowing it to be
the intention OF the company
to ,;lrt out trains well guarded, and
able to resist the opposition of very large
molS Believing the town Of lake police
to move i'm secret sympathy Siif me
strikers. the railroad company has applied
IN the HYDE Park for aid. Strikers held a
meetinr to-iaS- and resolved Ia Use every
means within their rcaGE 20 maintain their
grpuad.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
IN THE NORTH.
David Davis faueraI.

BLOOMINGTON, 1Il., June T-Thc
preparations for JUdpc David Davis fun.
ent are Completed. II will take place
Tuesday afternoon at three o'clSk.
senator Logan will be one of
the pail bearers The lsly will lay in
state on Tuesday nom % until = o'clrk.
All thc baslnv.s hoascs art dIapd and the
Mayor has issued proclamation
closing all places Of business
during the funeral. The day has
been quiet one, and but few friends
called Aundrods Of people yiat"! the
mansion and grounds to-day, but aside
from friends none were admitted ~ the
family needed rest. Many men of promi-
ncncc will be here on Tuesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
The Preside mt M b q s0rsi.

WAsHISGToS, u. G.. June 27.--Thc
steam yacht, Corsica, bcaring the Prsi-
dental party, arrived here at ] o'cl1k
this aitc,,o,n. nom her cruise down
to the Potomac river nnd Cb-a-
psakc bay The party are all
well, and state that the trip Was o
very enjoyahlc ono They did not land at
all and ,ltd very little fishing. The prssi-
dent is very much suubuned aud his az
parance indicates that he has been beol-
fitted by the short vacation.
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She washed sis BIoody y shIrs.

louisville, June 27,--ls",son Stampcr
and Mrs. Hattie Diukins were married last
night At Ashland, Ny. While the couple
were beiua congratulated woman named
Frances Piks rushed In and at-
tempted to shoot The groom. lie took the
pistol away and she Was arrested. ~ tho
meantime The bride had tainted, and the
guests were badly frightened. tn. Piles
woman said Stampcr had promised to
marry her, and she charges him with kill
ing Charley Hack two years ago. Shs
claims tn have washed the murderer's
hluDly shirt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
Officers Elected.

Germania Lodge, No. :, X. OF p. elected
the following officers at its last meeting:
f. C., Leopold Meyer; c. c., Frederick
Sharp; V. c., VIM. Kopsch; F., Fritz
Muhn; X. OF Il. and ;, l.. Z. Satterhach;
Treasurer, Nicholas Shrieber; s. at A.,
Paul Poctcold; q. F., Christian Seibke.
United Lodge, No. II, !. .. q. +. elect
cd officers rs follows: q. NJ, Ferdinand,
Fey; =. NJ, A. Kurt; Treasurer, t. Wag-
ner; Secretary, l.. Z. Slttcrhach.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
improvements ON the Custom House

julius {. Holmes, ESI., of Charlcstown,
w. Va, L. s. Superintendent Of Repairs
on Public Buildings, has been in the city
several days, and on Saturday he made an
examination OF the Custom House. looking
10 some proposed Improvements and repairs
on it, He will recommend that the sash
in the windows bc changed to allow the
glass TO bc replaced by largcs pancs, that
the exterior and interior h painted, and
will probably N.ammcnd the purchase by
the Government of the Little property im-
mcdatcly north of the Custom liousc,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
Examination this Morning.

The examination Of Eugene johnson.
the murderer of Marshal tn ncher, will
commence in the Moundsvillc Court House
nj o'clock this morning, before Justice
Edwards. Alexander johnson, the father
OF the murderer, and Minnie johnson, his
wife, will also bc examined as accessories.
There will doubtless bc an immense crowd
in town during the day. Quite number
will 20 down from this city on the early
train.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
4 Musical Treat.

The grand concert TO be given by the
Choir of 81. Johns Church at Germania
Hall, this evening, promises 10 be a succcss-
iul affair in every particular. A fine mu-
steal programme has been arranged, md
will bc carried out in an excellent man
her. The affair will la under the dircc-
tion of Prof. rchcuilcr who will bc assist
cd by the Opera House orchestra and
other local musical talent. The enter
mcnt will conclude with a little onc-act
comedy entitled Tailor Fips; or the
Dangerous Ncighborhood."
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Certificate orIneorpors,ioa.

The Secretary of State has issued Ger
tilicatc of Incorporation to the Wheeling
Pottery Company, organized for the purpose
of manufacturing e. c. ware, ironstont,
porcelain, scmi-porcelain, and all kinds of
crockery. The principal Office is TO bc in
Wheeling, and the charter to continue iiiiy
years. 500 have been subscribed and SO
paid in. The capital stock Is limited to
81, ,0O0, NM. The stock i-dI,Ided into shares
Of SlOO each and are held ~ follows: Geo.
X, Wheat, VIM. 4. lsctt, e. ". Fran
zhcim. l.. NJ. Pearson and Vim. RirbaSh,
all of Wheeling, one share each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
AF.A'rAL WRECK
On the u. & O-An Old Conductor In
StantIy Killed.

SporhI Tdi J0jH 10 Hf Register
MARrINSBURG, W. Va, June 27.-Last
night No :, Hiitsburg express, COllided
with a freight train on the Il. u q. Il. Il.
in the suburbs of town. Vim. III. Bowers,
freight conductor, Was instantly killed,
his head being caught between the side
board of the cnginc and Il coal hopper.
The accident WAS caused by the neglect of
the freight hrakeSman To close the switch.
The train wYs torn up and three coal hop
perS burstrd to pieces. The passenger
engine bad the left side torn oil Conduc-
tor Bowers wIS aged about ID years; leaves
4 wife and.li,c children and has been in
the employ uf the 4. K q. IOr Years. \
large number uf people visited the scene OF
the accident this morning None of the
Others We're injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
Ninth senatoriaI Convention.

NDTIIII IlI'V1IBi " " LIylN'F
CHARLESTON, W. Va, June 21.-At =
meeting of the Senatorial Convention yes
trrday OF the Ninth district, consisting Of
Kanawha, Clay, Nicholas, BraXton and
Webster counties, Charleston, September
,, was the place and time set for the con
ycntion. This is the day after the Con-
gr.2ssional Convention of the Third district
ut coal Valley.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
Fourth street Church Services.

A the Fourth street NJ. T.. Church, yes
tcrday morning, the pastor, Rev. y. i.
Randolph, administered the rite Of baptism
to number. After short discussion
those who have joined the church and
those who may join were called
forward and presented with copies of the
Church Discipline, according TO u custom
adopted in the Church. Miss Sherman
was present and made a brief and interest
ing address. In the evening the Church
joined in the meeting at the rink.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
Foreign Markets.

LONDON, June 2I-DurinG the past
week discount was inactive and weak,
closing at per cent for three months and
for short. American railroad securities
closed at the highest rates of the week.
PARIS, June u. -- business on the
Boursc during the week was good, and
prices showed general tendency Ia rise.
REaiIX, June 2T.-3n The BourSe, dur
ing the week, prices were firm, and bu>i-
ness was limited.
TRANSPORT, June 27.-!iu,nc,S on the
HourSc was fairly active, apl prices firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
Murders by the Yaqqls-

GUAYMAS, MEX, June 27.-WoTd has
inst been received here that in Yaquill the
indians attacked a mule train loaded with
ir,igbt near Becon, on the 18th inst, and
and killed two men and captured %
mules. 4 later report states that a Lieuten,
ant Colonel (a9ge not aSeertalned, ana
sixteen soldiers were kiilsd BY the haquiS'
near POtam.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
CONGRESSIONAL BUSINESS.
Ia" S.aHdiiionS % Measures Sefor
,ir SrnXt,. and House.

ihr IaYdiiiDaS % Measures Before
,nr senate and House.
AN-ulNcruN. Jun" ,s5.-in pursuance
o.. 90, l,I,.ya1,.-l upon ri the Democratic
om.l, l,,' vr-.k, the present wc"k in the
ilaa~. Representatives, will b. devoted To
"a. nu.Ira,,ion or appropriation bills
ana bulls declaring EorlciturcS 81 land
-.sn'> El,lgh other Sundry cNilapF rOPii-
r'.oI hl!. g,.u4ig. 10 hy considered To occupy
;.. i.n.ot ,h,, iiou,e for day or two at
,h h.;uu.n.. oI II, w>rS, and before IT Is
h@iE d'>pp>,,i ol thc Appropriation Com
n,'tv Vii hL,r placed the general def
''I'N appropriation hill on the calendar.
l"., "lIl leave bat oar general apprOprIa-
"'H hul .h' Fertilization bill-tO bc re-
s"''I 'n ;ar l!UES1.. On Wednesday or
'nl7N'SU tL" tr,amittae on Public Lands
NJ val mp the Northern Pacific Land
''Fih, Forfeiture biu, and it i presented
1" tlipv DAYS debate on the megsHse
'''"t~ PruGT IL on lis passage, Ii the
'rml'S Vi tbs House Is favorable this bill
AN 'y Wll0USj ~ other forfeiture
NILS a. tkS order in
Nn"h thsy Stlqd oa tss calendar,
.'n' their consideration aDd PCeCSS,lFy oct
,U' 5'aR conference re ports viii fA ogt
'A' Srrk. Apparently inSurmOuRtable
tI'Ia'm~n'rry obstacle threaten to thwart
W. Morrison IN his dosire to secure action
=, =, 'l' iiHu>' on his rcS0igti0D. directing
~ redemption OF United States securities
~ ~ u,s ,AtsRt Of the Treasury SHTpiEs.
''' b,ii l. HGi PYiYiled.cd, nor is the hill
prov id'ug tOr tbe rev navy established,
.s., I IN e'ich ease, il Is the determination
- va u, psourtec - secure some action by
,"s II 'N5e during tbs next few days ifit
within the hounds OF possibility.
10 tas senate it {. pro-
S,.'4 u devote Oae day this week
NJ NJ "a =. '!lStderIti0n OF the veto of the Des
us oss' h'eG hal bill aud another to ex-
ri,',e anie buSl4cis il 50 much time is re-
r"'e1 Tomorrow the bill providing for
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
X. of p. Officers Elected.

At the regular meeting Of Black Prince
Lodge No. 1s, L. of p, the following Off
GERS were elected TO serve the ensuing term:
W.. I. Hartman. chancellor commander;
II. Carey, vice chancellor; C. Mooney,
prelate; J. A. Harris, h. of Il. $. &C. W.
Kennedy, master Of finance; VIM. Foster,
master AT arms; T. u. Bennett, trustee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
NATURES HIGHWAY.

The Latest Hsppesinss % Isfesssa -
The sberley took away god Iot Of
nails, Saturday.
The Oneida broozht up the eircns about
6>sD last evening
The marks last night indicated 9 foet o
inehes and Tiing
The Andes win be ON hand promptiy
and leave Tomorrow at 2 o'clock.
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ABOUT THE CITY.
Peoples Theatre.

This evening Mr.. Eugene Jepson will
open weeks engagement at this theatre,
presenting the new and powerful drama,
THE Tide of Fortune" in which he ran
such successes at Pittsburg last week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28

From June 2ist 10 18th, inclusive, the
Il. 4 u. Will sal round trip tickets 10 St
Louis as rate Of $40. Tickets good 10
return until June 3otb, inclusive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28
HoRsEFoRpsAcTD PHOSPHATE


Dr. z w. Hill, Giens Falls Nev York,
nys II have used IL in Cases of nervous
and general debility, and always with suc-
ees. ! consider IL an excellent reDedy
for atomic dyspepia, o. any low stste q
the system-"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1886-06-28

..,. G.. il,I into tire. cLEscS. namely:
r.a.u,u- r.mh,us and clrpyt woois. On
20, a.r nI ,.-rund thr duty IS liNvi at ten
,.n., rr lnuud. anl uu thu third class
sls.... .,.r.', urr ppani Washed wo0l of the
at tt,. /, To ply douhl. duty, and on
..r..,t ,r,-,l ot All kinds the duty -
s..I 81 the. tim., the amount to
.l.a ri.., .unuid h. ~uhir.t-i Ii import
.-l uas.-a,I. uH vlrL,"i "r cumbcd w3olS
gr i.ir, rl,. dut, Is fixed at fyrty-ci%ht cents
rsGuJ Iut ID pst cent. ~ NIlorrm.
N,u.- uu Iar SkJh at the ~Iliic rates -
.rr.r au..s Wur.,H rJG>, Nhn,ldy, mlns"
aI.'.auI Irras. i1 rents pound: WOolcn
ur au.,t.i ylo;h>m Unenumcgatsd manu-
r..ruri ui w,,l. value not exceeding 30
....,. .r r.nuud. - cents pound and - ad
.r....;. irs,."vu GJ AMI ~, - and 10
...,~ al ..l,grla: above -, - and 10
...r.>...i ,..Ip,rrs tl.mnrlS. blankets, hats,
l..nluarl-. yGa. knit goo,S, COM
t-.--i wholly "r iu Pss: "t WOOL ami
u. u.suu.rftH,a, ui N.uu'S AMI 81 ihc wooiS
tt@mrts,uul~ not specifically enumerated
..Nur,. at 80 r,uIS ur lyr>s per pound, 10
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n-rrnrI i2rgut-. between 10 and tll. j
s.u~. hytvrru Gh aud ~. "a ccats. and m
.u,l.ru np,l "N the above named articles
30 p.. cent ai,JIorcm.
;. u3nru lud rhlldrrn'S dress VODdS, cnsIt
.n...., .,uI g,n,.- ui like description. cumt-
r...i rn ,.l,l ur uooI or animal hair not
,...tu. = .rnts pcr yard in ralnc, =
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.l,,i.r block lub,.il o. squared. ~ cents
I.T.u.a. Gnnt. ,,,ur.i m;Ebls, ylwrd dress
ell 100. r'Iani,, including slab, aPd lilvs.
j %. cubic t,nt. ,,llt in packages, To- cents
,r-.l@ ioGnd> aud in hulk -four cents per
t'rF,m,l-.
DO. hIt proposes To amend existing tari1
..a- Dos striking eat Section 2l99 u. X.
.nI -nLr,tuuug 20 clause providing that
..m.s urr wu,iiud tor sh1ll pay the
-ra. ,.s.. Z, duty levied IN the enumerated
.r... uh hs,'L .; m,s; resembles IN material
..n.s. i.,lurs ~ 49,. In unrnumcrated
...,,.. rt,uug,rtarIa ni two or mor' ma-
.....- I&..tgiy ,hU ~ aS1rS..l at the
n..s~J r,i. ,Lua,abic. e. the ARTICLES
.,r..uHpr,,i wholly uf the >Amponent
r.tr,.I ur chief value. Tbs main iC'I-
11a.u; lI.. lirnit: bill arr iG"OTpor2tcd,
...'fH.r. il, rEtu>s, removing the duty on
a...4.. 80 "a an. arts. the tobacco wrap
is.,..Ha- ..,d thr administrative ciauNt-S.