Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-01-23
TARRIFF BILL PASSED.
End of the Long Agony in the
 Senate.
MANY AMENDMENTS AGREED TO,

Aixed Votes Some of TErm-ihc Final Vote Was 3a Yeas to 50 Na,>-rhc Date of Takin: Efrc ct hanged C" aniy |, 1889. How They v"ted-Innu-ur Il Banquet. WAsni:;GruH, Jan. "%.-i'At senate de- batod iu !i,,. i;!>; til.e the iinHuce cotumit- tees suistastr Tor the MIi;> tariff bill, and S.05 las, ove,ing passed it.
 Tar seiut, r,ss,u the l.iit directing n sur vey ut Il l,atiu. ;. r, al from the aqueduct bridg, to Air!n; Nc.:,rn at t cosy of slo,Ooo. Mir Ci.;;. .i., r,.s,ru: ion "i yesterday, call ing Tor u,;n!nt..: ni as t' cialm~ for extra al iowanc's to u!c Is aud m T. u: tle navy was agreed! to-
 At ll:3o the senate took up the tariff bill, he pending question teia.- "n the amend nent of MT. Reagan to tho wool section
 Mr. Morrill, sad that tn, Nils bill was an abandonment of protect,on. The senate sub stitu q would make a re,!ucIou of revenue or SIS ,OOO, and would cover he country and every foot of il with blessings.
 Mt. Reagan made all argument ill favor of his amendment. His colleague. hr Coke, followed him witn the statement that he would vote to put woo, on the free list.
 After remarks by Mr. Tarpee against, and Mr. Harris for the amendment q vote was taken and it was rejected. Yeas 22, nays, 31; Senators Brown and Payne voting i'll the negative. Che amenedmut proposed to change the duty all grades and kinds of wool to 25 per cent. ad valorem.)
 A proviso, offered by Mir. Vance, that no article on the wool and woolen schedule should pay rate exceeding 15 per cent ad valorem rejected. Yeas 27, nays 33; Mir. Payne voting ill the negative.
 Numerous amendments of minor import ance from the finance committee and by Re publican members were adopted, and others by Democrats rejected. There were lively debates over some of them from both sources The stocking and hose paragraph was con siderably changed
 Mir. Brown moved to make the rate on cleaned rice cents per pound; on uncleaned rice, IA cents; on paddy, l cent, and on broken rice rice flour, 20 per cent. ad valorem. Rejected: Yeas, 20; nays. 36 On this vote Senators Cameron, Mitchell, Plumb and Quay voted with the Democrats and Senators Bate, Berry, Blodgett, Cockrell, Coke, Faulkner, Harris, Jones (Ark), Reagan, Turpie, Vest and Walthall with the Republicans.
 On motion of MT. Aldrich, the paragraph was finally amended 45 to ID by making the rates lta, l, 1o ana a centS
 Mir. Plumb offered an additional para graph to the silk schedule. as follows:
 ''Silk, raw or as reeled from the cocoon, but not doubled, twisted or advanced in manufacture in any way, and silk waste, 25 per cent. ad valorem." Rejected: Yeas, 21; nays, 34. The Republican senators voting aye were Blair, Dawes, Dolph, Hoar, In galls Manderson, Mitchell, Paddock Plumb, Quay, Stewart and Teller. The Democratic senators who voted no were Bate Blackburn, Blodgett, Brown, Cockrell, Colquitt Eustis, Faulkner, German, Gray, Harris Jones (Ark). 1urp.e, Vance. Vest, Walthall and Wilson (Md1.
 Mir Dawes. who had originally voted aye, changed lis vote to no, but on his colleague MT. lioar. voting aye, Mir Dawes again changed his vote to aye
 Mi Pluln6 moved to insert an additional paragraph creating and establishing i'll the treasury department a commission to be known as the customs commission. Agreed to without division It provides for the appointment by the president with the ad- vice and consent of the senatel of five com missioners, to hold office two, three, four, five and six years respectively; not more than three of theul to be of the same political party. The salary is to be $7, 800 per annum. The permanent office of the commission is to be at Washington.
 On motion of Mr. Allison the date for the bill to go into effect was changed from Feb ], 1889, to July l, 1889.
 There being no further amendments offered the vote was taken first on agreeing to the substitute and then on the passage of the bill. Both votes were identical (yeas g, nays SW as follows:
 Yeas-Aldrich, Blair, Bowen, Cameron, Chace Chandler, ,Cullom, Davis. Dawes Dolrh, Edmunds Evarts, Farwell, Frye Hawley, Hiscock Hoar Ingalls, Jones (Nev.l Manderson, Mitchell, Mer Till Paddock, Palmer, Platt, Plumb, Quay Sher man, Spooner, Stockbridge, Teller, Wilson ua -32.
 Nays-Bate, Berry, Blackburn, Brown, Butler Call Cockrell, Coke, Colquitt Daniel, Eustis Faulkner George, Gibson, German, Gray. Harris Jones (Ark), Morgan, Pasco, Payne Pugh Ran som, Reagan. Turpie, Vance Vest Voorhees, walthall. Wilson (Md. .)-S0.
 MT. Riddleberger stated that he had voted right along with the Republican party ant with tho finance committee for the bill Bu there was nothing in the bill which woult have justified him in voting for 1t after tn adoption of the amendments of the senato from Kansas tMr. Plumb), presumably th customs commission provisionl Therefore if he had not been paired, and had not fel under an obligation to preserve that pair, h, should not have voted for the bill.
 The house discussed the river and harbo bill ithout action.
 The inaugural committee accept George C Boldt's proposition to furnish the supper fo the inaugural ball MT. Boldt Is the wei known proprietor of the Hotel Bellevue Philadelphia, where the dinners of the famou Clover club have been held for several yeari The supper fee is to be $i, and the followin is the bill of fare:
 Blue Points, in ice.
 Bouon in cups. Stewed Oysters. Oysters, Ia Roulette Chicken Croquetts. Sweet Bread Pates a Ia re Terrapin, ,Philadelphi
 ise. style.
 COLD.
 Assorted Sandwiches. Mayonaise of Chickel Lobster Salad Cold Tongue en Bell Cold Ham, la Montmo- vue.
 rency. Boned Turkey, Breast of Quail, a Ia Ciceron. Americaeni. Pate de foie gras, 8 Ia Har- Terrine of Game, a
 rison. Morton.
 Assorted Ice Creams. Orange Water Ice. Roman Punch. Pyramid of Hougu Bee Hive of Bon Bons, Re Renaissance.
 Dublican Pavilion. rustic