New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07

By s sSa@s 70 the Fl ec
mon All coffee roasted or ground from the Dominon
Of Canada. , cents per pound. and 20 per cent d"
The discussion on Mr.; Evar>'s AID Mr. spo"ners
amendments was ,o s"ntin s a ny "rcn
Mr Spooncr Confessed that there Of feeling
there was of saOsane J." the a dneshborSSp
characer1nR the intercourse Of canada Witn :rc inc
United states In American relations VIII, hn ,ncH
statss ever had trouble With Great britain i wonld
be- because of the ssonnsss % Of MareS w.
coffee green. imported from tn" nl1co ",an a.,
made dutablc At i0 cent and conSe ID ~aiorcm
Int coffee coming from any other country was an
mtea ee lie would from Mhct t Tsns "n did n"t
eSe"a American shp M object in S''e ma1e nS
h was :" sG ta samst the ed states
Com condemned the policy %hish nah into
hny"s %Psftat"s 1 @ and The
Nj car reminded me Senate that was .. the ' IAN,
ae CANADIAN SSs ar acc Halfway being operated more
in Mr. Mr. Pc ar s' That the eee
amendment would be to give monopoly OF , .s W"uS
,h5 sSen t n ,s S the useful and
rivalry between the American and Canad'"" ra''r'""
Mr.. German moved to add to Mr. Evarts's amend no.
mcnt poviSo that teas imported directly into !ne
United sns on f"GG nd DS o "t an% aneshpped
any foreign port place. shall not be subject t" the
"" Mr. Evarts accented that modification TO his amend
The question was taken on Mr. spoonerS amendment
Mr. Evart>s amendment. modified was then
On motion Of MIR. Sherman. Section "a lallow
ing drawbacks Of duties on imported materials uGo III,
tN a, me drnwhcT shs be allowed in any where
the duties paid the imported material aM less Hd ."a n
tto c1ni hall no for
The Finance Committees amendments to sections o. =
to the featnrc were S sSec tn
dealers in leaf tobacco, WERE on the rccnmmcnoa'"
Of the he %Hnr at IT." encd by
McsSrs Plat. stewart and Teller.
An the sections in the House bill from =. IN ~ IN
elusive were. on the report Of the Finance Committee.
stricken out. They related to the internal revenue
provisions as I" Icrs Of h aSc, c ON fc
81 to 80 (reatinC to domestic wines ctc were ni.o
stricken T r r%~rs S to the other
Mr IIoar moved to strike out Section sc: OF the
House M VIM prohibits the e., mp1r'H'on Of fG 1shr
Section G3 of the House bill "a repeating sccton'
was on the recommendation of the Finance COMMITTEE,
Mr. Amrich offered an additional section (which
was agreed to, declaring that the value Of foreign
cons ~ expressed in the United states mn'cN OF
account shall be that Of me pu metal II, ."n r ,hc
ris closed The consideration Of the Tariff bill. cv-
ccpi a. 10 the sugar section. reciprocity and .omc
few reserved paragraphs which will come up Mon
d,v when speeches l' limited Ia thirty minutes
in length no senator speak NOR" than once on the
same subject rhc voting T. tn begin Tuesday. ana
after The stage Of third reading Of the bill i reached
three hours are BE- allowed Ia each side for general
discussion.
The conference report on the River and iiarhor
bill was presented and read -,
Mr. Uawlcv condemned the provision in relation
In tho elevation Of the railroad bridges over tn" lIr
lem River. de- cring II as an int"rfcrS'" WIN inc
r,ilr,sh travel between New England and III" chy 81
Scy York as being In the interest OF r'Il r>tat"
ring" and az the greatest Urncc~ thai ever
went into legislation
lattPr'S assertion.
The presiding officer (Mr. Ingalls, said !haf on q
measure involving large sum If money ana influd
ing - many contested considerations. he would not
lake the responsibility of declaring that the CONFER
cncc rrn,rt wa, agreed unless II appeared That a
quorum was present. - ,...
ON a division there were only twenty one soma "rS
voting. and without action on the conference r
port the senate "a p m. ADJOURNED