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from sna shs con,a az STses. dasd F
EspssssntDs that for nn%Ssr o. months nns
France. which disease Is thought BY the Com
missiSnsr OF AErisutn,s 70 be yeTy 4, simiiar 70
doubtful II the law passed April 2S is7s, to
prevent the introduction 81 contagious or infec-
passage OF q law prohibiting importations OF
Mr.. Holman OF Indiana to-day In the House
called up the General Public Land bill. Mr..
Smith OF Wisconsin offered an amendment pro-
viding that all deposits Of coal and iron on the
lands OF the United States shall be reserved to
the United States He sSid ts hnt tho m Obj object
and Iron deposits should mover go out OF the
ME- Mr.. Felton, ION Of California moved to amend by
who VIII m has declared Bis Intention to become
''T6 TRe motion nv was lost, and Mr. Psyson Of ILL
nos offered an amendmept providing that no
shall ISSUE ,9
that no man should be- allowed TO acquire title
to mineral deposits unless he assumed the
Pendns HacoH the Honse sd
journed.
The funeral services over the remains Of the
lato Chief Justice Waite will begin at noon in
the hall OF the House OF Representatives.
Seats on tho floor OF the House will be assigned
to the family and mourners. to tho President
and his wife, TO the supreme Court Justices
eral committees. to- the members OF the Cabi-
net and their families; and to the diplSmatie
other leading ofiicisls. Tho reserved galleries
will be held for the families OF Senators and
The remains will not lio in state. as the fam
smpe as posss 1 The Body viii be sceo @
g"prems court @ % Justices Who viii be- The hon ono
orary ball bearers. and about twenty five inti-
oa sss Of ei a ast m al Sody hs
the close OF the funeral ceremonies. which will
be conducted By Bishop Paret. the remains
Railroad station. and will leave at 2 I: M. by
spesial train on on the PennsyEapia ~, Rairoad Tor
e1ssps JUSTICES Brades ana MatheSs ani
the committees OF the Senate and House will
accompany the remains to Toledo. where they
are expected to arrive on Thursday morningat
10 o'clock.
In the report prepared by Senator Mander-
son and presented in the Senate day. recon-
mendinR the passage OF q bill to grant 500 per
who is, an inmate Of a Soldiers Home main
tanned by the state. the Committee on Military
cd that the Federal Government. in the first
instance is Justly .chargeabls with the care Of
its defenders. and more especally OF those
who aided to preserve the integrity OF the
Union in the late war. and who BY thousands
have become from the effects Of service and
tho infirmities Of age, physically disabled from
earning livelihood. In no proper sense can
the responsibility for the entire care OF the vet
Grams OF Its wars be cast upon the States. The
soldier are essentially Federal obligation. ana
1t is neither wise, lust, nor patriotic for
nation. by delay or otherwise. to evade It"
The Postmaster General has appointed the
following named fourth class Postmasters:
Pluckemin. n. j.: William C woodward Garfield n. Y;
Mrs. narmina Lairxne Mount Read n y: Charles God
ding. Perth N. Y; o. F. wedRewOod- WedRewosd n Y.
The Treasury Department has reafflrmed its
decision that household and personal effects
acquired abroad by purchase or, otherwise
are not exempt from duty the exemption Rp-
plying only to goods which belonged to the i'm
porters prior to their arrival In this country.
Treasurer Hyatt has adopted new seal for
use on United States notes and certificates.
1t is similar in design to the large one used on
the old $40 note, with the addition Of small
lace border With many points in geometric
In form, and nearly two inches In diameter.
Heretofore separate seal was used on notes
and gold and silver certificates. varying In size
and design. according to the character and de-
nomination OF the note. Hereafter the new seal
will be used exclusively on al papers issued.