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cope test s-l00ths oifone cent per pound
additional, ~ d fractions OF a esree In
proportion, and In sugar above mum her
10 Dutch standard in color snG en- nil
sugar which has gone through a
process Of refining one cent ami 9j-
Tooth sof one cent per pound; molass,s
testing above 40 degrees and not above
SO degrees, 3 cents per gallon; testing
81 degrets anu above, @ cents per
gallon; sugar drawings and sugar
sweepings shall be subject to duty as
molesses or sugar as tue case may bf,
according TO polnriso0pic .tesi; tuisrt,
tank bottoms, eyiuPp, cane juice or bett
Juice, melBda cODCehtTated, melRJa
and concrete and concentrated molas-
ses, the product OF any country which
psys, directly or indirectly, bounty
on the export thereof whether i'm.
ported directly aud In condition as
exported tbereirom, or otherwise,
shall pay In addition to the foregoing
rato,, duty equal TO such bounty, or
~ much thereof as may be in eKcses
Of any tax collected by such unity
upon such ex orted srticls or upon n the
beet or cane from which 1t was pro.
duceO.
A new paragraph Is added residing
rs i,llow,:
"1bat tie duty on molasses clayod,
] g efy ani other sugars testing not
above 81 degrees by the polnrisc Ipe
shall be ons-tenlh oil one cent per
LIQUID less than thoae imposed by the
preceding paragraph on the cortes.
p3nuing tests Of sugar"
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NEW YORK, June s. The yacht
Eleanor, wv cd by William A. Slater
Of Nlrwich, Conn, which has been
o artered by Col. Onver Payne oil the
standard Oh mDany, and his
nepnew, Harry Payne Wnitnsy, VINO
msrrieu Mise Gsruude Van ieroilt, I
a voyags to he North cape, vent toto
com mission al POrt Wa,niogt IN in
command OF Captain Charles Sc>t.
As soon as stores and provisions are on
board the yacht will leave Tor Bar
uarbor, starting from there this
week for tIans Atlantic trip. Messrs.
Payne anu With, y, IT is sniu, Will
AXE bumber OF guts,s with Them,
Including Harry y. Haveneyer, the
sugar King.
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AN ECoENTRIO MILLIONAIRE.

New YORK, June S.-Jose Rich-
ardsOn, an eccentric millionaire, died
here today. He made his fortune In
railroad building AMI was CLOSELY as.
rociated with the Vanderbiits and
9oulde. He constructed large seetions
OF the Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific,
Iron Mountain anu Mexican Central
railroads. He came as poor boy
from England. Mr.. Richardtou's ror-
tune has been estimated $50, 000, 600.
He dressed more like q tramp than a
wealthy man anu lived and died In a
house which was only five feet wide.
THIS place has been called The septic
house," 1t was built becsuse the sur.
rounding property owners refused to
meet Mr.. Richardson's terms for the
narrow lot. He afterwards refused
fabulous eums for the little piece OF
ground on which his house stood
amid the tall houses on the best part
u Lexington avenue. His greatest
aversion was to SEQ his name In print
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NEW YORK, June S.-Phe Tammany
hall conference, wnIcu Is to confer
with similar committees from the
Democratic organization OF Kings,
Queens anu Richmond counties as to
the basis OF representation in the DEM
ocratic CITY convention, rs well as TO
call the convention, mas been named
by Chairman James J. Martin OF tue
executive committee. The members
OF the col mites are John Sheenan,
James w. Boyle, James p. Heating,
Randolph Guggenheimer, James Nc
Carthey, George w. Plunkitt and A u
drew J. White.
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WAsHINGToN, Juue 7.-When the
agricultural tchedule was taken up
Today Senator joiner (Ark.) and West
(Mo.) made strong efforts to have the
duty oil cattle, barley, wheat anu
other products reduced On the gtUun
that the high duties on them were un.
necessary anu merely intended to
hoodwipk the farmers, but they failed
each time and the committee rates
were adopted. McEnery, Rawlins
anu Tillman, Democrats, voted against
their party on most of these mott rs.
Senator Bacon, of Georgia, tffsred
an amendment placing duty OF twel-
ty per cent al valorem on raw cotton
al d 1t was taken up and discussed.
Chiffon (Texas) opposed the pro-
ptsed DUTY, saying II would do no
good. Egyptian cotton did not COM
pare with cotton grown in this couG.
try.
McLautin Is. C.) took issue with
Chiffon ana aaid Egyptian cotton
cumpsted with certain cotton grown
III South Carolina.
In the course OF his prayer on the
opening Of the Senate today the acting
chaplain, Rsv. Hugh Johnson, in-
voked a speedy return OF c1ntentment
anu prosperity, and that the condition
OF the poor and suffering may be anne.
iiorated by the great measures before
the Senate.
The consideration OF the tariff bill
was promptly resumed and Allison
(Iowa) requested that tle sugar sche.
Jule be as cd over.
Mir. Vest remarked that II was an
open secret that the msjority had
~, hA IAN F
schedule anu 1t was important that
TO when the moditiottioas would be
presented ana when the schedule
| would be- taken up.
This led TO definite statement
from MIR. Allison. There were NJ
secrets that he knew OF, he said, and
he W ould now announce that the com.
mittee proposed to modify the sugat
schet ule by asking the Senate to dis
agree 10 the cDmmltiee amendments to
the House bill, or, II In order, te with
draw Those amendments AID insert
| others, which he named. Allison stat
| ed also that the committee was not
prepared to present a provision reIal-
ing TO sugar imported iaom the
Hawaiian islands. Under the circum'
stances he asked that the sugar
| schedule be temporarily passed ovei
and taken up tomorrow.
V,st said lhis would be satisfactory
| He said he wanted the confederation Vi
the sugar schedule to proceed tomor.
| row, as 1t would be Of the must trouie
come anu most Irritating in the whole
and II ought TO b. git out OF the way
| Schedule q. reiat.ug TO agricultural
| products ana provisions was taken up,
Jones, OF Arkansss, moved to strsk,
out tue five following paragraphs re-
10 ing to live animals, cattle, hogs
| horses, mnlea and sheep AMI substitute
Ing n provision covering all the livt
animals ct 20 per cent al vaiorem,
Rejected, % to 3S.
The Senate has agreed TO Senator
Bscon's amendment 10 the tariff bill
| placing new cotton on the duiiablt
liss at 20 per cent al valorem. Thu
vote was: Yeas, AZ; naye, 10; mos, o
the Republicans voting In the ntlirms'
tive aud most OF the DEMOCRATS in ths
| negative.
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THE SITUATIONS IN SPAIN.

Liberals incenssd Against the l.easier
oi the Party.
New York, June S.--A special to
the Herald from Madrid says:
Toe whole country Is slupefi cd by
the extraordinary solution Of the crlsis.
The liberal feeling Is violent sgaibst
Senior Ssgasts. The majority OF the
liberals Gail him traitor, accusing
him OF secretly refusing the queen re-
genie request to accept oflics. Great
excitement prevails. The peril Of thu
situation, so far from being finished
by the conservatives continuance In
office, ID considered to be only just be.
ginning.
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the indemnl.ies granted to nie Italian
subjects i,j urej In the Rio Ora de
revolt by tue Brazi Han government.
must be paid without fur;ner delay.
General Rooar has snnou need that
he will accept the ofler OF the support
OF the nstionsl party Of Argentina an .
become n candidate Tor the presidency.
He has issued maniieelo declaring
that he Will, II elected, govern without
narrow politicsl spirit anu Will especi.
ally devote him, eff to the economical
interests Of the country.
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Hindoos. will sail .or Calcutta June
18TH, from this city. The cargo will
consist almost entirely o; corn oontr-
hntod by the people OF II ino's, lows,
Kansas and Nebraeka, under the lead
etship OF the Christian Herald OF
New York. On Reaching Calcutta the
grain will he sent Immediately to the
American missionaries and will be
distributed by them directly to the
starving people.
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The Former. Country Relieved TO 10
spelling for NJ. Ia.

Tbs Former. Country believed to BE
spoiling for FL Ia.
LONDON, June Sine st. James
daz,t this afternoon, commenting
upon the dispute between Japan and
Hawaii, which 1t describes as q cor
rupt little republic run by q handful VI
American filjbusters, says:
"As Hawaii has no resting power,
tbs question arises, will the United
States government SEQ Its protege
through It's trouble? The Japanese
may land an srmed party at any me-
ment. Then what Will the Philadel.
phia dc? Japan, since che emashed
the CHINESE, Is believed to be spelling
for figkt with white power aud she
msy find Americ ready TO oblige her
sooner than she expecIe."
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MADRID. June S.-Tns Epoos, an
official organ, says 1t does not deny
the possibility of changes In the cab.
net, adding, however, mat it ID I'M
possible for the duke OF Tetuau, tins
minister for foreign aff.irs, to resign
In view OF the position iof the nsgotia-
lions between Spain and the United
States.
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To Dis For Cowardics.

New YORK, June 8.-A special to
the Journal nnd Advertiser from
Havans, says:
A Spanish captain aud two lieuien-
ants were tried by court martial in La
Cabana fortres, and sentenced to be
shot Tor COW ardics in havingaiter eleven
Jays siege, surrendered the govern
msnt forts at Casaorr0, in eastern
Cuba, to the patriot forcss OF General
Galixto Garcia.
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LONDON, June S..-Pne marquis OF
Lorne, son-in.iaw OF Queen Victoria
snd former governor general oil
Canada, is the author OF lengthy
eulogistic review Of the progress and
present position OF CanRds, published
In the Dsily Graphic today. Dealing
with the vast mining resourceslof the
Dominion he says;
"The half veleu proposal TO repud.
late debts owing to the British inves.
tore, heard from the platIorms of somr
OF Bryan's suppVriets IN the election
contest, SHOULD make US cherish more
than ever the field OF investment In
our own colonies"
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CHICAGO, June 8. - Wheat ad-
vanceI st iodsy aud The pit was the
scene Lore activity than has been
witrsss"r in several weeks. Opening
atl @ { advance, the July option
WAS auv-nced steadily under eager
bidding by shorts. There were inter.
walls OF reaction, but they were short.
Much OF the strength was caused by
this widespread crop dsmsge reports
and the cold Weather which added to
the apprehension caused by III .
knowledge that the crop was already
late. Little wheat was offered even
at the enhanced prices. July soli at
6e1 at the close.
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Pre,,deu, nora.. win Resign.

New York, June S.--A special TO
the Heralu from RIO Jsneiro says:
President MOraes Is 30 deeply
chagrined al recent political incidents
and difficulties which have been
caused by fractional strife, that he will
resign his OIL ~.
Late reports received in Rio Janeiro
from the Qlirinal, stale that tue
Italian government has decided that
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wAsHINaroN, June S. All the
arrangements for the Presidents trip
to Nashville have been complet ed.
The party will leave here AT noon TO-
morrow on a special train OF he
Chesapeake d. Oaio road. fhe ira in
will consist OF tue private car OF Pres
dent Ingalls,, OF the chesapeake &
Ohio, which will be occupied by the
President aud his inmvdiate family,
"a car for the cabinet aud their guests,
u car for The newspaper correspondents
anu a dining and osgg ,ge car.
Tue party Will arrive ut Hot Springs,
Va. at pm. tomorrow and remain
there until IL O'Clock Thursday morn
ing. They 20 thence by the way OF
Louisville, arriving Ut Nashville at
1880 s.m. Fndsy. They Will leave
Nashville on the return trip Saturday
evening,
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Fellow Fever ON tho steamer.

New YORK, June ga special to
the Heraiu from from Lims, Peru,
says:
The steamer Santiago, from Pansms,
which arrived In port at Calia0, has
been ordered to quarantine, having
yellow fever on board. Augustin Oe..
sen, q passenger from famams, Is b
seriously III with the fever that 1t ia
believed he will die.
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BosToN, yjuns S.-More than three
score of men have recently deserted
from the warships New York and
Massachusetts, together with those " ho
eff the Texas while chs was here last
wetk. Twenty.eight men took French
leave OF the Texas and thirty are miss.
ing from the New York. 1t IL moi
known now many ere missing fr M
the Massachusetts. In every case the
desertsrs are OF foreign birth.
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serioua Di.turbanco. In spala.

VALENCIA, Spain, June S.-Ssrious
disturDauces have occurred at Bene.
carlo. and Cheiva, this province, on
account OF the octroi outies. At
Benecarlo, a man attempted to blow
up house with Bomb, but 1t ex-
ploded premalursly and dangerously
wounded the man.
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New YORK, June S.---A special to
the heraid nom Caracassay:
The finaucial situation Ia Venezuela
is not Furnishing. The rate OF ek-
change has never been so high. The
situation OF tnis country IL calm. The
coffee crop promises to be bountiiul.
The Nuncio OF the pope, Mgr. fonti,
has lie VenezIel,.
The considerable concession granted
to the banking firm OF Rutgerde Beau.
fort of A matsTdam, for the creation OF
u bank called the Bollivars bank, with
a capital OF fifteen million bUlivars,
will be annulled ct once by the gov
eminent, the creators of the bank not
having fulfilled their contract, which
obliges them to deposit three MILL N
francs in the safe OF the government
sixty days after the signature OF the
contract.
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MoNKS ROASTED TO DEATH.
Retaliation for tho Spanish Crueiiies
in tho Philippine ISLANDS,

in tho Philippine Esiands.
VANCOUVER, b. O., June S.--Fur-
Their Interviews with fiioers OF the
steamer Hupeh, now In port, Gillette
the TACT that twenty Ave Catholic
monks were roasted by the rebels In
the Philippine islande, and not by
Spanish troope, a. previously reported.
Fne Information was tu sntd by a
prominent resident of H. Ito, In the
gro OF ISLANDS, and o0rroborated by
a foreign consul. In cons quence Of
cruelties practiced by thu Spanish
troops on the rebels or those suspected
Of being in sympathy with the rebel
cause, the rebe's In revs nge perpetrated
the acts OF cruelty on the helpless
monks, who came into their ciutohee.
The customary mode Of roasting suck.
pigs In the isiand is by thrusting a
bambJo through the pig and then fas.
tening 1t to an iron anu roasting 1t
over slow fire. Thi, was done to
the monks, the bamboo being thrust
through them white they were alive.
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NEW ORLEANS, June S-Chsries
l.. st. John, consul OF Great Britain
u New Orleans, died today Of meuin.
gitis after an extremely brief illness.
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Calhoun aoe. 10 washington.

New YORK, June 8-William J.
Calhoun, special commissioner to
Cuba, accompa MED by Secretary Fish
back left this morning for Washing
ton.
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OXFORD. Eng, June s.-Hesvy rain
fell all ntgnt long and this morning,
and 1t was impossible TO resume the
cricket match until s O'clock. Ok.
foru' % score is 1893 anu Philadelphia,
which has just started In, 10. R'lston
was caught by Hartley. bowled Cum
Life, his score being IL runs. The
score was thirty at the iall OF the first
wicket.
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=, Tan fhANoisoo. June o.-rne Clly
Of Everatt, chartered by the govern.
ment to carry fcod to tho starving
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turkey MUST EXPLAIN
The Reason Why she Army I'm rhes'
ally II Being ReInfOrced.

ally is Being Reinforced.
New YORK, June S.-A special to
the HeralJ rom Corfu says: M.
Ismados, tho war minister, is leaving
Athens for Lamis.
Turkey is ct II reinforcing Thessaly
ana tho ambassadors are demanding
an ex plana,ion from tho Porte.
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schedule in effect October 10. 1879

schedule in effect October 10, 1871
All trains arrive and leave Pennsylvania
Passenger Station nj, f,,,ar
S:I2 Daily, local ror DanvIiS Ehar-
Iotte and way stations, SonnectS at ~ nd
ST1unton. daily, except Sunday, AMI al
LynChburg with the NOrttdS ibu " go, -
uaIiy, ana with the CheStRriAe aa" i i ~
daIly fot the Natural bridzst and LEX
ITO a. m.-DafIy. the UNI TED STATES
FAST MAIL, carries FT s!sil.r, o5'iG ~
sleepers, New York and Washington 10
To- su,vilte. uniting at Salisbury with
Pullman sleeper for AsheVllIe anu hOe
Springs, y. q. knONvliie, IbattahOo5a ,i sLi
Nashville Tenn. ana at Gna TiDtte WIN run
man Sleeper for Augusta. Pullman BuIies
Sleeper New York 10 New Orleans CohleOt
ing az a tia nta for Birmingham anu NI N,,,
mis-. Solid train, Washington 70 wv
trITiS.,ns WiJDoUt Change. Sunset pcF>bndHy
Conducted tourist excursion hrOuSH sNieVP
ON this train every "wednesday !" "a"
Fraucisco, without change. 49,.
4.OI %. u.--I.oCal for TOnt Royal StraS-
burg and narIisonoJrg, tshy' eNcepe sun
day. -, e.. T.,,..rt,,,,,a.
I0:4s D. m.-Daily, WASHINGTON AND
SOUTH wESTEKN, EasIi 81 LED, Ii
TIED, composed OF fulli'a ii s'sot.es
PuiiInan sleepers New YORK 70 Vile
Tenn, via Asneville, kn9NVhIe' ant mai
tanoOga: New York TO tampa wa s,' SnaI'
New York to Memphis, y IL -.lrflIi SisSsiu.
New Yorkto New Orleans, via Atlanta ana
Montgomery. Vestibued Gay coach wash
ingtOn To A tlanta. Southern railway ulhlns
car, Greensboro to Montgomery.
TRAINS On w ASHINufO AND OHIO
DIVISION leave Washington S.Ol a. IN
daily and As p. m. daily except sunday,
and 8 q 10 D. m. Sunday only Tor Round hIlf
4.32 d. M. daily except sunday IOF Lees
burg, and 6.25 p. m daily f9r ne rndOn
Returning arrive at Washington SO
m and 300 D. IN. daily from Round HhL
and .O6 a M. dali except sunday, from
Herndon, and S.34a, IN. daily, except sun.
day, from LeeSDurg-
Through trains from the south arrive al
Washington 642 a. M, ~ p M ant
s:25 d. III. daily. Harrisonburg, Z: 40 p.
m. and e:25 D. IN. daily, except sunday,
and $50 a. III. daily from ChariottesyhIe.
Tick cts sleeping car RESERVATION ant la
formation furnished at offices, oil auC
1900 Pennsylvania avenue, and at. FenR
sylvania Railroad Passenger station
w. Ill. GnEEN, Oen. Supt:
j. n. GULF, Traffic Manager.
w. A. TUHk, Gen. FUSS Agent.
L. 3. BhOWNs Gen. AT. Lass Depti
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Baltiln0re&OhiO

Schedule In Effect June 5. 1897.
Leave aSHlHs' Jn from station corner OF
New Jersey avenue and st.
For Chicago and .SOTthW est, festIhule1
Limited trains, 1000. II.41 g. M; sos
For Cincinnati, st. Louis ard indian.
Limited. $40 p M; express IL 80 p u
For Pittsburg and CleVeillL express
daily 1000 a ia and sou p. "a.
For Columbus. Toledo AMI Detroit, l-3O
For Winchester and way stations. as 90.
all As a. ~, ASSOC p. III
Chattanooga. knONSIIlc, bFIstOi ANA ROan-
oke, 1I.20 p IN. daily; Sleeping Cars
through.
For Balumore, weekdays, 300, SO,
X O5, x7 10, 80, XS.uO, so, ~. ~.
x 1923 Zoo xiISo 30, "A go 4S5, x565.
1910, 1850, x6 20, $50, xo.OO, o.10,
10 20, Ills. xl150 p. ma, and 1871
night. sundays, ~ Oo,Xt -, /. so, -.
z 20, 435, 1905, x5:lO, . 80, xe.OO,
x9 20, 1115, VII 80 p N. II 2.Ol nIght.
For Annapolis, and . ~ a m. II ~
and A. 80 y. Ia sundays, 80 a. H., 4 %
ror Frederick, week days. SEQ m
40, 4.aO, $50 y. m sundays, 500
" For hageFstown. aIo.Oo a m. and
foT Eoyd aud va points, Week Gs Us,
" n
100 a. m, t.15. 7.O5 p. m.
For GaItnersDurg ana way points " eek
days $40, s s9S FOB II 40 o. 3 , no. f SON.
DAYS 900 a. m, LIS, 4.SS, T.60, IO.I5
For Washington Junction and way points.
: 90 a IN, $50. o. 80 p, ~, week Gays.
800 a IN, lilo p. IN. sundays
RoxaI blue Line for New York and
Philadelphia.
For Philadelphia, New York, BostOn ana
th, last. week days, 7.06, 500. 1000 a
M. 1900, u2.4O Dining Carjl 500,
I5O5 Dining Carr, t12-O1 night, SieeplnS
car. open at 1000 o'clock Sundays,
los. 500 a. H., tl2. 40 Dining Carsl, $40.
t5.O5 Dlning Car6 1901 night Sleeping
Oar omen at 1000 O'Clock Additional
train for Philadelphia, weekdays, duly.
500 p. m -, -, ..,,,,
For Atlantic City, 100, 1000 a. m,
10 90 noon, IL 40 and 300 p H., week
DAYS 40 D. ne, Sundays
For Cape May, 12.OO noon
aExcept Sunday. XExpress trains
Ia0~arp called for and checked from
nofe,s and residences by Union Transfer
~, an orders left at ticket offices, 6l9
pennsylyauia avenue northwest, New fOrk
avenue aud Fifteenth street, and az Depot
1 AZ N GREENE, ID. II. MARTIN,
gen Manager Asr' r ass lFaIIlc.