The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-27
VOL. S-NEN SERlLS NO 100.

solely upon the mutual plan. and only FOR
the benefit OF its policyholders or mem
bers, and having no capital stock ana no
stock or shareholders, and holding all its
policyholders or members, nor TO that
part OF the business of any insurance
company having a capital stock and
shareholders which Is conducted on the
mutual plan separate from It's stock plan
OF insurance. and solely for the benent OF
the poicyholders and members insured
on said mutual plan, and holding an the
property belonging TO and derived from
said mutual part OF its business IN trust
and reserve for the benefit OF lts pohcy,
holders and members insured on SAID
mutual plan"
MIR. Allison moved to strike out OF the
first paragraph OF the substitute the
words, And all other corporations cotl-
panies or associations doing business Tor
profit in the United States. no matter
how created and organized. lie olltIe1
the amendment so as TO eNempt Sn,@ll S.
shareholders. whose income was hol ldisc
enough TO subject them 10 an lh.gliic
tax. from having 20 pay a tax upon 'helr
dividends from these corporations.
MIR. Allison modified his amendneh1 10y
eXemDting corporations having b9hd-
fide paid-up capital not exceeding $Iy9,-
900 lie said that this would relieve from
the eXactiOns Of the tax gather asso0l&a a.
tions Of mechanics. and or Farmers III
Without dlsposing Of MIR. Allison's
amendment the Senate at 0lo. aiteI a
short executive session, ADJOURNED uhuI
tomorrow at 10 a. Nj.
House OF Keprss' ntetiv's.
WASHINGTON. June 26.--In the morn
ing hour Senate bin was passed. max
ing LaborDay Uhe first Monday IN sep
tember) n legal holiday. Also House
bill providing that In all claims aIlslhh
under the pension laws Of the United
States the oath OF a private soldier or
nOn-cOmmissiOned officer shall nave the
same force and effect as that OF
commissioned officer.
on motion Of MIR. Snodgrass, House
bill was passed extending the time OF
beginning the construction OF a bridge
across the Hiwasse, Tennessee, anu
Clinch rivers. In the state OF Tennessee
authorized by an act Of 1898. -,,-.
The House then took mp ana nhaily
disposed Of the general deficiency appro-
priatiOn bill for the year ending June
80. 1894 Most Of the session was spent
in consideration OF the question OF pay
ing the judgments rendered by the
Court Of Claims IN the matter OF claln5
on account of Indian deprcdauons. ~
was agreed. as a result Of three houIs
discussion, to appropriate SlV3WD loW4ip
the payment of the judgments WhI,h
aggregate $4,000 The changes madc IN
the bill added net something over 49,
001 to the total of appropriations caiIleu
10y IT, making it in round numbers
By consent. Mr.. Johnson Rep., r. d.
was given twenty minutes in Whlch 10
make a speech respecting the recent
strike on the Great Northern railroad, 10
show that the judicial and military arms rms
Of the Government were used 10 alu
stTke sns raiiTTeu He said james j. Hhl president
of the road, gave $4,000 TO the Demo
cratic campaign fund in 1892, at a time
when W C. Whitney said: Foes We're
49, and friends were few" and ne
minated that the strong arm Of The
Government had been eXerted in ms De-
half as a consequence thereof.
At $40 the House adjourned