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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-09-15
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MAYoRALTY OF SAVANNAH, Aug. 10, 1883.
Persons, if any, who may have violated the
proclamation of the Mayor by coming into the
City or by sending Baggage, Packages etc,
from infected places, are subject. and will be
subjected to the penalties of that violation
The police are directed and the people arc re-
quested, to give information to the authorities
promptly of any such violation.
tsEALl RUFUS T.. LESTER, Mayor
Attest: FRANK T. REBARER Clerk of Council
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DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT !
New Fall Dress Goods.
CROHAN & DOONER,
Successors to B. F. MoKENNA & CO.,
1877 BroughtOn st.

On MONDAY and during
the week we will exhibit the
latest productions of the best
European weaves in BLACK
AND CoLoRED DRESS GooDs,
SILKS, VELvETs, Pushes, etc,
etc. An inspection is re-
specially solicited.
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PROCLAMATION.

MAYoRALrY OF SAVANNAH, Aug 10, 1883
IN pursuance of a resolution of the City
Council a reward of TWENTY-FIVE (25) DOL
LARS is hereby offered for the arrest of any
person found within the jurisdctional limits OF
the City Of savannah, who may have left any
point in the State of Florida or elsewhere in
fected with yellow fever, within Ten QQ Days
prior to apprehension.
SEAL RUFUS E. LESTER, Mayor.
Attest: Franz Il. RERARER CLARK of Council.
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SECTION 4. Be 1t further ordained, that shall
be the duty of every physician or other person
practicing medicine IN the city of Savannah to
report to the Board Of Sanitary Commissioners
every case Of small pox, yellow fever or other
infectious. contagious or pestilential disease,
which he may be called upon 10 treat within the
city limits; said report to be made within
twenty four hours after he shall have ascerI
tanned the character of the case and to specify
the name of the patient and the locality Of the
house In which such person Is to be found, and
for every violation OF this provision the guilty
party shall upon conviction before the police
court be liable to fine or Imprisonment or both
in the discretion of the court; such fine not to
exceed 800 and such Imprisonment not TO ex-
coed thirty days. But whenever any disease
has been declared epidemic by the Board OF
Sanitary Commissioners IL shall not be required
that further cases be so reported.
Sec g. That every citizen upon whose premises
there may occur any case of small pox, yellow
fever or other infectious or pestilential disease
not under the charge of any physician shall In
like manner, as ordained In the preceding seq
ton report the facts to the Board of Sanitary
Commissioners, and for failure refusal to
make such report shall. upon conviction before
the police court, be liable to fine or imprsonsl
ment or both In the discretion of the court; such
fine not to exceed 500 and such imprisonment
not to exceed thirty days. But whenever any
disease has been declared epidemic by the
Board OF Sanitary Commissionersit shall not be
required that further cases shall be so reported.
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its gaze to the secretary and waited. 1t
was not failure, however, but notice 10
the creditors OF Frank Clifton 4 Co. Old
Hutch continued to gaze at his shine, the
brokers rushed back to their trading, and
the crowd in the gallery, with something
OF disappointed look, resumed its smile.
The price dropped in a minute TO SLIP,
but rallied TO Slli, and then back and
forth n cent at time until the gong
sounded and left the price at Sl.l3. This
ended what an old board OF trade man
classed rs the biggest day since the Franco
Prussian war, The birth of the sudden
bulge was attributed 10 the shorts in New
York and Europe coming TO the conclusion
that wheat in the west is scarce. 4 NUM-
Der OF big eastern and foreign orders to
buy were received early in the morning,
and the receivers attempting TO I'LL them
ut the opening started the rise. One Of
the strange features OF the quotations from
outside points was the price in Duluth
being 10 cents above New York and 1
cents above Chicago, an exact reversal of
the usual order OF quotations. That there
were no failures is the most remarkable
thing of all. The only known reason for
this Is that many commission mon, during
yesterday and olay, refused new business
and devoted all Of their energies To getting
their trades cycncd up and oil their books
The trading in corn was for time at
tended with almost ~ much excitement ~
that which prevailed in wheat 10 was
freely spoculatcd on rs probability that
Hutchinson was responsible Tor this bulge
in 4 great measure.
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ru,IlnE :. tue Bl,.d Tigers.

Special Ulspatrh a. The Appeal
NEWPORT, Ark, oct 3--Drpuiy
United States Marshal Newt Faulkcubcg
vent up To Baicsyillc Monday and cap
,urcd two negro blind tigers They had q
hearing tn. evening before Commissioner
sIlIry 4 witness, in hIs testimony,
u.r such new phrases ~ chip in and
"m .u up Jugs ls used IN blind tigers
in prohibition towns. Philip and William
Rurkrr are the tigers captured this time.
After hearing all the evidence the com.
missioner bound them In bombs ul 500
each TO await the action Of the United
States grand Jury The bond could not
be- made. and 20 they will De- taken 10
Little Rock for safe keeping United
States Marshal Thomas Fletcher u dealh
ON blind tigers.
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"UNREsrRlcrED RECIPROCITY"
A shibboloth that is Gaining Favor Daily
In Canada.

a Shibboloth that Ia Calming Favor Daily
N,,. N,,,. ~, a., out.
N'" '"N' '''' D. AN ''u'"a sp'''a'
says A'orh'l-u'heral Longlcy OF Nova
Scotia, is here attending the supreme court.
lie has created sensation in the STRONG.
hold nj Toryism by bis ,rts,,l,, r,,.r.
me-. 49,, i,,,,,,,,,,,.,,..,I -. w
"'','' va 'n'''''''''''' l"'S''o'S' i,' Is IN
OUT "hI out ohheNauohlst' out SIMPLY calls
himself an advocate Of unrestricted rccjp.
rocity with the United Statcs ullpp Ia
thc Time; corrrsp,pJ,pt no s,il. on,
,,..,,I.,. ~ NJ, So, .',,.,,,,..,. ...|
,,.,i 1,o'" III "I". ~ u2I' WIN
' '''. ' ~. i"Vl, l'''"l Yuan hu'Iu up an
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Terrific Excitement in New York
and Chicago Yesterday.
There's No Telling When the Tenn
pest viii Subside.
The Northwestern Millers Showing
Very Bullish Disposition.
Shorts Standing the Brnnt Very Firmly
as Yot, Though Crashes May be-
Expected-A Big Winner
In Detroit, Mich.

NEw York, Oct. 3.-rhc full force Of the
Chicago wheat manipulations struck the
New York market this morning like u
thundcrbolt. The wheat pit at the open
ing was surrounded by an unusually large
crowd and the first figures were watched
closely. Every eye on the floor at 1880
was conferred to the gilt wheat dial over the
main entrance. The market closed last
night for December at Sill, and the irst
round of the dial hand shot around like u
bullet to Sl.lI. The May deliveries from
last night close OF Sl.l2adyanccdto Sl.ll{
on the iirst movement The scene which
took place Immediately bcggars dcscrip-
ton. Everybody ran Wild. All other in
tercss on the floor were temporarily neg
lcctcd and the floor in the ucighborhood
Of the wheat pit was packed in with brokers
as close as sardines in box. Hats were
thrown in the air. handkcrchicis were
Haunted and every voice around the pit
was shouting the sale OF wheat. While
excitement was at its hight December fig
urcs continued TO climb mp ON the dial,
and before ll:l5 o'clock the option had
touched Sl.l7l. May got around TO .l2l
and speculation was increased to 10000
900 bushels in less than an hour.
Then the Chicago quotations began TO
come in and the excitement was inlcnsi-
fed, the operators actingmorc like Indians
than civilized beings, aud q general buy
ing movement set In hy all parties, for
eigncrs included. Many OF today's fig
urcs were supposed to he still short Of the
market.
There is a generally expressed fear that
December and October will be- comCrcd.
not by "Old Hutch, but 10y the north
western millcrs. who are all looked upon
rs bullish of the market 80 iar no seri-
Gus results Of the unprecedented advance
have been announced, and Il Is a general
surprise that many New York houses have
been able to stand up under the difficulty.
The developments OF the day are anxious
ly awaited.
At 1880 o'clock pm. wheat stands at
the highest point oi he day, with CON
tinucd wildncss in fading. Everything
here IL all right. with 40 failures
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residence their professions their wives
and childrcn's names and ages and nation
atty, and must produce vouchers in sup
port of their declarations. In the
event OF change OF domicilc,
II will be necessary to make a
new declaration othc Maire Of the section
in which the new residence il situated
Persons who are at present residents OF
the country will be allowcda month in
which to comply with the decree. 4 dis
regard TO comply with the regulations will
involve police penalties irrespective of the
right Of the Government 10 eNpcl the
offender from the country.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04

CnicAGo, Ill.,, Oct. 3.-Tho wheat mar.
kct cclipscd all previous records this morn.
ing. In the firt Eve minutes Of the scs-
sion there was bulge Of cents, followed
by break Of 4 cents, 10 say nothing Of
innumorablo intermediate bulgcs and
breaks Of from ! cent TO 2 cents. The
trade never saw anything like Il.
Very little trading occurred from 10 TO
II O'Clock. Shortly after however, the price
jumped a cent at a time, until the indica.
tor marked tl.ls. There were bids Of
Sl.lO, but no one hal amy 10 sell and the
price fell back 10 illOl. Then Il began
10 nuctuato and the excitement Of the iist
half hour returned. Shortly after noon
NAT Jones came into the wheat pit and
bought 10000 bushels December. This
purchase, which ordinarily would have
| been regarded az very moderate, gave the
/ trade fright which sent December surg.
Ing up TO l.isl. Ten minutes later II
bad reacted 10 Sl,lj and was rather
| quiet Al 1vo minutes before o'clock
/ Il was rs, and at O'Clock the Indicator,
which had n hot box and was smoking,
| pointed TO sl.l4. Thus rotary banged ms
mallet on the block. lie hubbub ceased
and n rush WINS made IN anticipation oi
the announcement 81 n failure. Az eN.
cept old Hutch lie remained ~ his seat
gazing iondly at shine be bad Just re-.
cciyed The crowd Ia the gallery shifted
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AT,.., Ia "s,u.r Hra.,."

CmcAGo, Ill.,, Oct. "A dispatch from
Findlay, o., says The cabbage growers in
the ncighborhood Of Weston, Woodc coun.
~, who grow large quantities Of this veg.
etablc for the Findlay, Toledo aud Clcyc-
land markets. have organized trust,
which embraces all the large cabbage
growers, who refuse 10 sell any IT their
product, which has yielded immensely
this year. for less than cents head In
the field. This trust controls the entire
cabbage product OF northwestern Ohio.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04

CrNclNSAri. o., oct. 3=rhc American
nankcrs association assembled in tho
Scottish Rite cathedral, where Mt James
Espy, Of this city, maio the opening ado
dress, 20 which an eloquent response
vns made by Mr. Logan G. Murray, pres.
idcnt Of the association. Til, NusiolloNcd
by routine reports. This being Cincin-
natl day at the exposition, and tho cham-
Der NJ commerce having adjourned IN OF.
der TO attend II. the bankers also joined
this afternoon IN inspecting that cxhibi-
ton. The attendance Is unusually large.
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Al r.rsralir,.d r.Irrrnpnic r..,.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Oct. 3.-Tho Hupli
Germany, Of Milwaukee, obtained the
iirst copy Of the Drutschs Rund'ohau, con.
tanning the tagcbuch Of the dead Emperor
Frederick. which reached New York on
Monday, aud had the same tclcgriphcd
verbatim la German -, 80 words M
time for Monday mornings edition. This
feat stands unparalleled Ia tho history Of
American telegraph companies, ~ lir ~
the transmission Of M large a special IN
the German language * concerned
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III. American secular Inion.

FITTsnrRU, Ia, Oct }" Ihc INcIIil M
nual congress Of the American Secular
Union will be held ut lafayette Hail. this
city, commencing Friday. The secular
union has 100 societies established IN
nearly every large city In the United
States, and membership OF nearly 1900.
Il has ipr iH motto aud object the total
separation ui church and state. II ~ cX
pcctrd that 2OO delegates will be- present.
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IN. ,.,e., rs,noa OF su,e,dc.

CmCAoo, ILL.,, Oct a-Mn. Sidney
Smith, wife Of the assistant ticket agent Tor
the Pennsylvania railroad, WIS found dead
In her bed this morning by her husband.
She had been suffering from dependency
and committed suicide 10y placing the tube
from nn open gns JET In her mouth. This
IL the third attempt nj suicide In this man.
ner within the past two weeks aud two VI
them have been successful.
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Yer, nig winning

DrrUoIr Mich, Oct. SIT has como to
light here that j. W, Flynn, president OF
the board Of trade and a prominent DEM
ocmtic politician, has cleared nearly $3.50,
900 ON the Chicago wheat corner. lie he
gan specializing in September wheat three
months ago, and since then hc has had
his office established in Chicago. Prior Ia
this strike Flynn was not worth over
SlOUOO
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CS,SSArl, o., Oct >. a special tom
Bradford, n.y., says "Gho tobacco crop
In this end ri the county wis badly dam.
AGED by frost September 20. From one.
third a. unc.hali oi thC crop WIS In the
field, and MI growing along creeks AMI
holloWs was badly damaged. Reports
from al over the county are tO the uilcCt
that FROM unc-lhfl a. onc-hali Oi the crop
Mis- caught by the FROST
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An Alleged na,i.ner Arrested.

FVITTNT IT1THVN " NV NIIEHT
BoliyAR, Tenn, Oct. 81. W. Frank.
lin WIS arrested aud Jailed today, charged
with myi-hiug child ten ycan old in
Mississippi county, Arkansas, last Saiur.
day. llc Is reported 10 be- q Baptist
preacher aud will bc returned 10 Arkan'
tas on the arrival Of the proper officers
,fUm that State.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-04

ST.. Louis, Mo-, oct "A Posi. Dipuieh
special from independence, Mo, says
Marshal lIulsc. OF that place, has captured
Nat Myers, who made \ deadls assault on
John Burton with q coupling pin at Indie
pcndcncc on August 1. Myers Is regarded
rs a desperate and dangerous character.
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wedding HelIs
Special Dispatch to Tho AppeaL

special Ulsthhhlo the ApifhH
IACKsoS, Tenn, oct 3.-Mf Oscar
Shane, the popular train dispatcher on the
Illinois Central railroad, aud Miss Laura
williams. the beautiful and accomplished
daughter Of J. /. Williams, oil Of this city,
we're married nj The residence Of Dr. A.
q. Andrews. 1T Spring Creek, this county,
at 4 O'Clock this evening, the Rev. T. l..
Dupont officiating
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DOESN'T HAVE 10 WRITE ONE.
Everybody who Knows Thurman Knows
Whore lie StnnuH

CoruMurs, o., oct o. It seems prohl.
bic that Judge Thurman will have Ia b..
sue no letter Of acceptance, owing To his
speech Of acceptance to the notification
committee aud lhc extended expression Ut
his views in his speeches during the cam
paign. The judge has, lot long time.
had Ia mind what hc would say In case
ho should write letter, but his time has
been so fully occupied that il has been len.
possible lot him ~ put II ON paper H.
has had considerable business Ia attend
io aud all other time has been taken Wy
his callcts, Who keep coming steadily NJ
all hours. This week the Judge hns, a.
some extent, shut the door On his callers
"a give him timc 10 complete His prepare.
ton Of the Argument Ia the telephone
case. While lac has not stated that hc
would not write u letter Of acceptance,
Judge Thurman has frequently remarked
that hc docs not -cc the necrssityoi A. The
statement oi the early publication OF such
q letter has been made several times, but
In NO ease has tie judge stated positively
when II would be-. the most oi such
statements having been made los Others.
Judge Thurman will leave lot Washington
on Friday.
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CmcAGo, ILL.,, Oct. a-Ycsterday's cx-
cited opening on the board Of trade was M
summer zephyr to prairie cyclone in
comparison with the wild whirl with
which business was begun today. Every
thing was strong and advancing. Tho
wheat pit was still the vortex around
which the chief interest circlcd and the
December and May options were the ones
which attracted evcrybody's attention.
They opened about 3lc higher than last
nights close, and 80 urgent was the de-
mand that fractions no longer cut any fly
urc IN marking the current values. A cent
or two either way was nothing 10 those
who wanted To buy. aud they took every
offer that came. December wheat opened
at sl.llC9l.l2, IA nearly ~ the reporters
could approximate II, but II at once sold at
sl.ll, and then jumped | cent at a bound
IL touched Sl.lS inside Oi ten minutes.
Then II fell almost ~ rapidly, falling Ia
Slll. May opened nj sl.l2CllI, and
followed the same course rs December,
going 20 rs also. aud rcccding 10 sl.lll.
October sold at sl.ll@l.ll!, when the
traders began 10 take their breath after
the Nhirl Of excitement In December and
May. November sold at l.lOl aud up 10
sli5L Al 10 O'Clock, half an hour after
the opening. December Is selling nj sl.l5.
Except for the extraordinary pressure
In wheat the corn pit would have been
looked on ~ pretty hot and dangerous
place 10 be- In. Tho opening was about
cent higher than yesterdays close. Octo.
Der opened at iil cents aud very quickly
touched Ijl cents. November opened at
the sumo figures and jumped TO lGl cents,
where II was stayed aud reacted 10 i5l
cents.
Oats opened I cent higher at 23i cents
bid.
Pork opened 25Cf3O cents higher, with
October at sl5.2j aud January ut }li70.
The latter WIS booming aud advanced
lOCBlb cents nj jump to sll.Oj and then
reacted 10 slig0.
Lard opened cents higher at Ss.i2a for
January.
Short nbs were % cents higher at ~. %
for October aud s7.j2l for January.
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SHALL WE FIGHT GERMANY?
The samoan Question" Giving Uncle
Sam Food for Thought.

Sam Food for Thought.
Nw loRK, oct "a Washington
special to the Tao says The Samoan
question" las reached q point which
makes It's satisfactory settlement matter
OF very great concern To the United States,
and the most careful attention is now be-.
ing paid TO It 10y our government rrcsi-
dent Cleveland has recently taken hold Of
the subject, aud there is reason 10 believe
that II will soon be laid before the Cabinet
Tor consideration. The recent cuune ui
Germany In scizing and carrying OIL the
saxon King aud setting up an lusurgyut
in his place certainly appears 10 bu ia lll.
grant violation OF the agreement between
that government aud Great britain aud
the United States, that the autonomy
Of the Samoan islands shall not
bc disturbed. At last accounts the
Samoans had cyoltcd against the
King set up by the Germans, and had
him and bis party coopcd up IA the capi-
tal II * easy Ia see that complications
more serious than any that have gone be-
fore may follow the present situation, and
there Is a strong feeling here that II IN time
iur the United States To take decisive steps
toward curbing Gcrmany'H aggtcssiuus.
The continued Independence aud neutrali.
ty Of the Samon Islands Is Of high i'm.
portancc tO this government especially,
because the islands will lie practically la
the track of all vessels using either OF the
projected isthmnl canals Opinions nrc
divided ~ 10 the best courc ior this gov.
eminent To adopt, but from what can be-
learned IN state department circles, move
OF some kind NAV bc expected soon, aud
Il will not be- ia the direction OF consrnting
60 any further aggressive violations II Ger
muuy's AGREEMENT.
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IN OTHER LANDS.
Interrupted Mails Mt Panama French
Immigration Regulations, Etc.

Interrupted Malls NJ fnnnmn-frcnCh
immigration Regulations, ste.
PAyAMA, Sept 2l.-Thc Star and H1did
SAYS Merchants doing business with
Costa Ricn will be surprised 10 learn
that the government has issued or
dcn that the mail sacks are In
future not 10 be- opened at runta
Arenas and Limon, but arc 10 BE- for.
warlcd unopened To the capitol, san Jose.
This will Gauss q delay Of three days Ia
the receipt Of letters at coast points, and
how merchants aro to claim their goods,
while bills Of lading are taking q jaunt
across the mountains To the capitol, APP
pears 10 be n mystery.
~ terrible explosion occurred on board
a large iron, mud carrying, steamer, the
No. / Chaloupc, Of Aspinwall, ON scplcm-
Der ~. The steamer had Just been re-.
paired at the Panama railroad shops aud
she had started on her trial trip, having
on boarl, In addition 10 her
crew, Mr.. Grover, master me-
chanic Of the Panama Railroad company,
and Hugh Graham aud Andrew Mcln.
tyre, the latter having recently been tho
captain Oi the huge American dfcdgc,
City NJ Paris. On board there wcre eight
souls In all, counting six gentlemen aud
two laborcs. Suddenly the salety-yalyo
blow out, and although every effort was
made 10 prevent an explosion, that which
followed caused the loss Of six lives, the
destruction Of the vessel itself, that Of an.
other steamer In tho vicinity, whilst an
iron lighter near by was cut Ia two asii by
a knife.
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frame. Regulating Emancipation.

PAHis, Oct. 3.-Owing to the increase Of
immigration into France, President Carnot
has signed a decree regulating the resi-
dcncc Of foreigners who have settled or are
about TO settle In Funcc The decree i'm.
poses upon immigrants the obligation TO
furnish declaration with documents 10
prove their identity. The declaration will
be Of such q nature m not 10 evoke pro-
tests, founded on the engagements 10
which France Is bound by conventions, ~
no fresh tax is 10 DO levied. The new
regulations will not Affect those persons
entering France for business OF pleasure.
Visitors who intend 10 become residents
must, within fortnight, declare 10 the
Marie taeir own and their fat lcr, sud
mothers names, their nationality, The
place aud date Of their birth, Their ,st
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Az trains on the Mississippi 4 Tonnes.
see division of tie Illinois Central irumo
regularly tJday. See time tables IN this
payer.
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wood and wooden wares, II ro-cnactcd
entire with the following additions
Saved boards, planks, deals and blocks,
or posts Of mahogany rosewood, satin
wood, granadilla, or other cabinet wood,
10 er cent nd yalorem.
Vcnccring and briar root, or briar wood
and similar wood, manufactured. or
not further manufactured than cut into
forms or shapes suitable for the articles
into which they are intended 10 be con.
yorcd, 20 per cent nj valorom.
TnE AGGREGATE REDUCTIONS
According 10 the estimates made by the
committee the bill provides for the total
reduction Of about $4,000, 600, made up
approximately NJ follows
Sugar ~, $4,000. free list, $500, 900,
tobacco, internal reyenue) ga. 500, 600,
alcohol IN the arts, $1,000 900, other re-.
ductions In customs, 100000. The ma
/ jorily and minority reports will be sub.
| United formally tomorrow, and will be
then made public.