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THE VOICE OF THE PULPIT
A SHORT, PERTINENT DISCOURSE on
woMAN,s Opportunities.
By the Rev. william c. Burns, ID. d.,
Church, stanton, Mich.

And who knoweth whether thou art
come 10 the kingdom for such time as
this. - Esther iv. a.
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Along the handing.

The marks at the landing yesterday
at 6 p. m. were 20 feet 3 inches and ris-
ing.
The John Moren and Stella Moren
passed down with coal at noon and
p. m. respectively.
A new United States marine hospital
for Pittsburgh is almost assured, Con-
gressmen Dalzell, Graham and Acheson
have all sIgnlhed their intention to get
the necessary appropriation through
Congress.
Captain ]. NJ. Davis sold for Mr. John
o. watson, OF Lock No. 4, his little
packet Nellie England to c. n. a E, E,
Varlan, Of Letart, W. Va; conBidera-
tion, $500 cash. The new purchase win
be used in the Big Kanawha river for
towing RATS
The Edgington steamer Pearce, which
was compelled by the Inspectors to
take on set Of new boilers because
they were not made according to a new
rule Of the inspectors, will have her
second new Get Of boilers aboard in a
few days and will probably be ready
for service In the Cincinnati and Ports
mouth trade during the next week or
two.
The City OF Pittsburgh, according to
the latest information from Ports
mouth, has all her six new boilers
aboard and connected. Her mud drums
arc in place and her steam drums are
being put on; her ash pan 10 In place
and finished and her furnaces are being
built. II Is said that Captain Phillips
expected to have his boat out by two
weeks from last Sunday.
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F1scHzR-R REICH NUpT1A1s.
a ao.abls wedding II HsbEsv 81

A Notable Wedding in Hebrew So
ciety solsmnized Last Evening.
Last evening at o'clock. at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcus Reich, ON Thirteenth street,
occurred the wedding Of Miss Bertha
Tercsa Reich. to Mr. Henry Fischer, OF
slataraviilc. Owing TO the illness Of
the brides mother. the wedding was a
quiet AFFAIR.
The Reich home was artlstically dec
grated with ferns, pottsd plants ana
cut flowers. green and white being the
cOlor-scheme. The bride was 0ttired In
q gown Of white peau-de-sot, trimmed
IN point applique, and her natural
beauty, which Is OF the distinct bru-
nette type, was singularly striking.
The ceremony was performed in the
parlOrs by Rabbi Harry Levi, and the
bridal party was led by the groom, &c
c0mpanled BY his brother Mr.. Meyer
Fischer. and the bride was accohpan-
led by her father. She carried q bou-
quet Of white roses and lilies Of the
valley.
The ushers were Mr.. Ellio Fischer
and Mr. Sol N. Reich. Of Pittsburgh.
The bridesmaids were Misses Rose and
Phoebe Fischer. sisters OF the groom,
and Miss Grace n. Reich, q sister Of
the bride, was the maid OF honor. The
young ladies in attendance wore white
organdie and carried white roses. AZ
ter the impressive Hebrew marriage
ritual was read, there followed re-
ception and wedding supper. At mid
night Mr.. and Mrs. Fischer left for the
east and on theiI return they will be at
home at Sistersville, where the groom
q in business, after April 4.
The out-of-town guests were Messrs.
Meyer Fischer. Of Bradford, Pa; Ellis
Fischer and Simon Fischer. Of Pitts
burgh: Miss Rose Harris, Of Clean, N,
Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin N. Fischer
and Max Fischer, Of Statewide; Rev.
and Mrs. Bowden. Mr.. and Mrs H.
Levy, Mrs. A. Berentz, Miss Tessy
Berentz and Miss Rose Fischer, Of Sis
terBville.
The bride has many friends in this
city. who will join in extending con-
gratulations.
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1fouNpsv11IF pupaET.
Yestsrday's News From 1rarShall
oonntv,s Chief City.


The protracted meeting being held
every evening at the Christian church,
has resulted 10 over forty conversions.
Rev, Mr., Spencer preached two SER
mons on "Who Was Jesus ChrlStg'
The special argument was that He
must have been the Divine Son Of
Goo, as He claimed to be, or an i'm
poStor He must have been Divine.
and worthy OF PROSTATE alteration, or
else Els enemies were Justified in put
ting Him to death. Then the minister
pressed the question, do You Wor-
ship Hlr or Reject Himg" Are You
with Him or Again Him2" A great
deal Of interest Is shown in the scr
vices and the attendance Is large each
evening. The meeting win continue.
A number Of the Moundsvile Repub-
llcans left yesterday and last night for
ParkersburF, to attend the state league
convention, TO be held there to-day.
Several more will leave on the early
train this morning and be on hand
when the important part Of the COM
vOntlon comes along.
The graduating class OF the high
school has secured the celebrated john
SON Swiss Bell Singers, who WIN be as
sisted by the Asetcan Trio, for a COM
cert at tho school hall the evening OF
the 20th inst.
The certificate OF Incorporation OF
the BenwoOd and Wheeling connecting
railway company was admitted to re-
cord IN the county clerks once yester-
day morning.
The Thlmhle Society Of the Methodist
Epileopal church wll meet With Mra.
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SENATOR LODGES
Great speech on the philippine Cues
tion.

Great Speech on the Philippine Cues
WASHINGTON, D, c., March 1.-THE
senate seldom accords to any OF Its
members a greater compliment than It
gave to-day to Mr.. Lodge. of Massa-
chusetts. The announcement that he
would deliver a speech on the Philip
pine question drew to the senate every
senator now in the city and to the gall
leries an unusually large number Of
auditors. Throughout the delivery Of
the speech, despite the fact that It cone
sumed three hours the Massachusetts,
senator was given close attention. Keen
interest was aroused in the utterance
not only because Of the or1torical abll-
lily Of Mr.. Lodge, but also be-
cause, as chairman OF the Philippine
committee and prominent member Of
the committee on foreign relations, who
had studied the Philippine question ex-
hnustlvely, he was expected to present
a notable addition TO the literature Of
the great problem which now confronts
Congress and the American people.
Neither his colleagues in the senate
nor his other auditors were dlsappolnt-
ed Ia his address. When he had con-
cluded he was overwhelmed with con.
gratulatlons from both sides Of the
chamber.
Soon after Mr.. Lodge had concluded
the senate adjourned out Of respect to
tho memory Of the late Representative
Harmer, OF Pennsylvania.
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keesgion Of the criminal court, Judge
Hugus, was held yesterday. after which
ad1ournment was taken until Briday-
Actloh was taken on four cases IN re
lbrief session. one Of the Important
features was the setting Of the priller
case to March 10. The defendant, JOS
eph Driller. who is CHARGED with tho
murder OF Louis Dittmore, on q house
boat at West wheeling, last year, VIM
therefore have his second trial IN this
court on this case, the jury Disagree
ing on the frst trial
In the case Of the state vs.. W. ].
Colts, there was a motion to quash the
forgery indictment and the motion was
taken under consideration by the
court. Colonel Arnett and NJ F. Dry
den appeared for Mr.. Cots and both
made speeches in support Of their
clients plea. The point was urged ithat
providlng Mr.. Colts had written the lath
John G. Haberheld's name on note.
no crime would have been committed
unless 1t was delivered.
The Hervey murder case, for which
John Mooney and Frank Friday or
Kelly, were arrested. did not come up
but Il win as soon Us the state is ready.
Harry StafkB, colored boy PLEADED
guilty to stealing pigeons from J. G..
Williams, and he was committed to the
reform school, az Pruntytown.
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AMUsE1lENTs.

The Philadelphia Record, speaking OF
''The Ragged Cavalier" Creston
Clarke's new play, in which he will be
seen here at the Opera House this
evening, has the following:
"A ragged cavalier, indeed. IS the
Marquis Hector de st. 10, the hero OF
the new play which Creston Clarke pre-
scented at the Park Theatre last even
ing. A thing OF shreds and patches,
as ready with his sword as with his
repartee, Is this same marquis. the type
OF hero embalmed in romantic novels
Of the picturesque type-a swaggerer
with a tender heart and a character
that is better than his clothes. Plenty
Of telling situations fall to the lot Of
Mr.. Clarke, and the action Is stirring
throughout. Romantic incidents crowd
each other Throughout, and, Il now and
then they seem familiar TO Us, at any
rate they seem to have lost none OF
their attractIveness and power to
please. The role OF the hero suits Mr..
Clarke to a "t'-in fact, the character
Is one OF the best In which he has APP
peared. His work in the last act where
the plot thIckens fast was particularly
effective. AS for Miss Adelaide Prince.
she has pnrt which lends itself to her
capabilities as an actress Her ilrst ap-
peaEance In the disguise Of boy, and
the mock duel she IL forced to fight,
remind us OF two OF shakespeare's no
rolnes, but the scene went well and APP
p6ared 70 be appreciated by the aud
ience-qulte nm enthusiastic one, by the
way. All things considered. The Rag
gcd Cavalier promises to be a success.
Certainly Il deserves 10 be-"
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mas MAIN STREET.

Joseph voItle. at her home on fltsA
street, this afternoon.
c. C. Mathews is in washington, =
C., attending the pure food Convent ytI.l'ts
to which he was appointed q aeisss''
by Governor Atkinson.
The cantata, "Jeptha and His Da9!HT'
ter" win be given at the school ~
Saturday evening, for the benent 81 'A'
Presbyterian church.
MoundsvIlle painters have applied vs. -
a charter and viii organize q ufiiOu =
soon as II arrives.
sheriff ]. E. Doyle Is III at his ao IT,
in McNIechen. He hos not been ~ ~
office for two days. 81.
c. H. Shaw, accompanied BY ~ y
brother-in-law, 10 home from q ttip "
Detroit. Mich.
The school BOARD met in regular sea-
sion at the school last might.
Master Stanley Wilson is sick az 'n1
Mound City hotel.
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New York Ladies' Trio.

Seats will go on sale at Banners
this morning. for the concert extraordl-
nary to be given at the Carroll Club
auditorium next Tuesday evening, UNI
der the auspices Of the Woman's Mu-
steal Club. of this city, CONCERNING
this superb attraction. the Richmond
Dispatch says: "A concert Of unusual
interest was given last night by the
Now York Ladies' Trio and Lillian
Carllsnith. ID the Jefferson Hotel BALI
room, under the auspices Of the Ladies'
Matinee Musicale. Their selections
were from the works Of modern schools
as well as the masters. The solo per-
forTnances Of each we're singularly clev-
er and brilliant, and their phraslng and
technlc were worthy Of respect and adj
miratlon. Miss Carllsmith, the con-
tralto, was decidedly at home in the
pretty ballads, in which she was heard
10 great advantage, and whose rich
nontralto voice was exceedingly sweet
and expressive"
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Rs5sIS5 sTsn Pr Cent Advance n


pITTSBURCf5, March flour tlou-
1and employs oe the Natlonal TUBE
Company. IA 1teKeespoft Pa were
snoHled to-dlY o. ten per cent. ad-
vance in Was The incfease includes
All day laborFs a the tnbs mills. The
tonnage men win get their advance
next week. when the rate = h3ed BY
the Amalslmsted Assoeiation. This g
the cond increasa 81 ten per cent Of
the day men q the National Tube COM
pany thin SIX months, and makes the
wages Of the common laborer higher
than at any time "a the hlstory Of the
work.. This advance viii date from
April ist
The Increase Includes all pipe cutters,
machlnistG. laborera and all employed
10 the tube mills who work by the day
Later-The announcement was made
that the increase in wages would a1ect
mot only the employees Of the National
Tube Works az McKeesport hut that
al the tube workers employed by the
combine IN the United States would re-
celye similar advance, The number
Of men affected Is over 1000.
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1rARTrN,s F1RRY NEWs.
The Daily Chronicle Of whssling'a
Progressive Neiehbor.

Progressive Neighbor.
Special services were held at the
First Methodist Episcopal church last
evening. preparatory to communion
services to be held Sunday morning.
Services vim be held each evening this
week Dr. Holmes viii conduct the
services saturday and Sunday even-
ings.
The funeral Of Mrs. Daniel Morton
WIN take place at o'clock this after
noon, from the First Methodist Eplseo-
pal church. Rev, J. 8. Secrest viii con.
duct the services. Interment Will be at
Linwood cemetery.
REV. Lewis, pastor OF the Third
| Methodist Episcopal church, went 70
Columbus last evening, to bring back
MS SON, who has been at the Protestant
hospital, undergoing an operation Tor Q
deformed limb.
A man will be here Sunday, to meas
ure the members Of Meister's band Tor
new uniforms. The uniforms selected
By the members are said to DO as hne
as any ever exhibited In this Vicinity,
Rev. Lewis, of the Third Methodist
Episcopal church, will preach his fare
well sermon Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. Every person is invited to at
tend the serVlces'
A banquet viii be given at the city
hall by the Third Methodist Episcopal
church, Friday evening. March 16, IN
honor of Rev. and Mrs. p. 81. Lewis.
Brakeman Frank Burk, Of the Cleve-
land, Lorain & Wheeling road, went to
uhrIchsville yesterday. where he VIII
be promoted to conductor.
John Murphy will receive the Nc
Govern Gardner fight by rounds FRI
day evening. at his place on Pike
street.
William Stewart, Of slstersville, =
the guest OF his niece, Mrs. g. 3.
o'Relly, on Morgan street.
Mrs. Max Gaus went to Ravenna
yesterday to spend a week with rela-
tives.
David Barton is slowly improving, az
ter six weeks illness.
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conl Rates Advnnced.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, March 1.-THE
Western Pennsylvania and Eastern
Ohio Trafic Association met here to-
day ana advanced coal rates, effective
March q, ten cents per ton, making the
rate from Pittsburgh to the lakes eighty
cents; from Ohio coal fields to the lakes,
scventy-Beven and one-half cents, and
from West Virginia, eighty-eight and
three-quarteTs cents. These rates main
tain last seasons dlfferentials. The
Buff0lO, Rochester & Pittsburgh Rail.
road Company was represented at this
meeting, being it's inst time in the as.
gocintIon.
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u61rrprATE EauTp1rENr

OF the Democratic kentucky Militia.
FRANRRFoRT. KY. March lin
the senate to-day Senator Triplett of
fered a substitute for his resolution to
provide for committee to investigate
the removal Of munitions Of war from
the arsenal to London. The substitute
proposes to appropriate 100000 for the
Immediate equipment Of a state guard
under Democratic Governor Beckham
and Adjutant General Castleman, and
for the purpose Of recovering military
property Of the state alleged by the
resolution to be ID unlawful possession
Of Republican Governor Taylor.
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MARsHA11,s GRAND JURY
Returns six FELONY and Twenty-Five

Returns Six Felony and Twenty Two
Misdemeanor Indictments,
The Marshall county grand Jury NM
i6hed It's work yesterday at noon. after
being in session day and a half. They
found six felony and twenty-five mis-
demeanor indictments. The felony I'M
dietments, are against Allie Mcdonald,
Robert Rltchle. Joe osier and William
Strain for robbIng a man by the
name OF shaffer. near the Benwood
sleet works on January q, and two
agninst c. p. buckingham, for forging
notes at Cameron.
Eighteen misdcmeanors were found
ag1inst Lester McCollum. OF Dallas for
selling liquor without license and one
for petty larceny. Three misdemeanor
indictments were found against q man
named Harsh for liquor selling ct SUI
gar Camp The saloons In Moundsyille
and Banwood have county license,
which accounts for the few liquor In
. dlctmenta,
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camercn olemens Company.

Cameron Clemens and his excellent
company open a weeks engagement q
the Grand Opera House on next Mon-
day evening In the sensational melo-
drama, Land Of the Cajtins." A big
feature with this company is the Glee
iady orchestra, an organization Of tall
ented lady musicians who render de-
ilghttuI vocal and instrumental selec-
tlons during the intermission. Matinees
VIII be given daily. commencing Tues
day. Ladies' admitted for IS cents on
opening night if seats are reserved be-
fore Monday. Box ONCE now open.
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OIL CITY-Rlver S feet / inch and
rising. Weather, clear and cold.
wARREN-River . feet. Weather,
cloudy and cold.
MoRGANTOWN-River Q feet 10
inches and falling. Weather. cloudy
and warm.
BRoWNsvILLE-River II feet
inches and rising.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1874 feet and
rising. Clear and cool.
sTEuBENVILLE--Rlver q feet 3
inches and rising. Cloudy and cold.
Up-NeIlle Walton, Fred Wilson, Dick
Fulton, Tom DodgWorth, Joah Cook,
Ben Hur. DoWn-John Moren, Stella
Moren. Tom LyGle, Jim Wood.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. river 70 feet
and rising. Cloudy. Up--Badford.
Duffy, BnFnBdall Due up-Gre6nwood
at midnight Down-kanaWha. Little
KanRwha 10 rising. Locals on time.
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aThe Heart Of Chicago. .

Lincoln ]. Carriers thrilling dramatic
novelty THE Heart Of Chicago" which
viii begin an engagement Of three
nights at the Grand this evening, prom.
ises to be on the road even longer than
Us money-winnlng predecessors" 'srhe
Fast Mall" and The Tornado" from
the same pen. Tho play has scored
tremendous success, and IS said nol
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"a 1rI1t lNhite Flae.,,

A large audience rlppled laughter and
clapped applause at the production Of
"a MIX White Flag at the Opera
House last night. which was rendered
10y most capable company. This happy
slit on state militia Is full Of Hoytian
ear-marlss, and the scenery, music and
.speciaitIes were charming accompani-
ments Of farce that was full Of fun
and 60. without exception the cast was
noteworthy,
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OUR factory Is now in shape for the
complete repairing Of Pianos and all
Musical Instruments, even to complete
rebuilding, restringihE and refinIshing
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ROWS IEAY1Na To-pAY.

Pittsburgh.. .LoRENA, a m.
pittsburgh. GREENWOOD, a. m.
Cincinnati. :. QUEEN CITY, 8 a IN.
Newport. JEWEL, ii a. m.
Parkersburg H. K. BEDFORD. II a. m
steubenville.. N. BAYNB, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
slstersyille. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
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IAt the white Horse Tavern. y

This great laughing success will be
presented for the first time here on
Wednesday evening. at the Opera
HOUSE. There can be no doubt that 1t
Is Daniel and Charles Frohman's big
gest comedy success in years. They
have expended more in costumlng and
staging the piece than Is usual with
much larger productions, but every
thing Is artistlcally accurate. Lovers
Of the theatre are to have the real Ty-
rol, the real Austrian Alps. a real
"Whitc Horse Tavern" and 1t is to be
interpreted by a cast numbering over
thirty OF the FrohmanH cleverest ar
lists. A real steamboat, a real rain
storm, and other effects that demand
ed mechanical skill Of the highest or
der. a perfect production Of perfect
play Is what Is promised; piece that
has kept Berlin convulsed with laugh
ter for q year, that has Interested
every class of society in New York.
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EAMIIY WAanrMn

Rough Dry Washed, starched and
Dried cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and 1roned, B
cent? per pound.
An hand work finished 10 centa
per pound. At LuTZ BROS,
Home Steam Laundry.
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THE RIVER.
ypsTERDAY's DEPARTURES

Charleston. .KANAwHA, z am.
Marietta. ..ELoIsE. II a m.
steubenville., 4. NJ. BAYNB, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. M
sistersville. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Parkersbutg. BEN HuR, Up. m.
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I "stronGest IN the World"
THE EQUITABLE
LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY.

100 Broadway, New York.
WHY has tine Equitable more assurance
IN force IN Wheeling than any other
company
WHY has the Equitable more assurance
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other company
WHY has the Equitable more assurance
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any other company
WHY has the Equitable more assurance
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other company
BECAUSE the Equitable Offers moro alb
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BECAUSE BhreWd men consider security
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BECAUSE tine Equitable Is the only com
pany which has averaged 800, 900
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BECAUSE the Equitable pays death
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BECAUSE the Equitable offers the public
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BECAUSE tho best business mon consider
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RoArs LEAVING To-MoRRow.

Plttsbdrgh. VIRGINIA, 8 a. m.
Marietta. ..ELoIsE, ii a. m.
Parkersburg. BEN HUR, II a m.
steubenville.. n. n. BAYNE, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
slstersville. :. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
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"I SUFFERED for months from sore
throat. Eciectric OIL cured mo in twen-
ty.four hours" III. s. Gist, HAwesville,
KY.
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OUR factory Is now in shape for the
complete repairing Of Pianos and all
Musical Instruments, even TO complete
rebuilding, restringing and rednlshing
them. Charges very moderate.
F. w. BANNER co.
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PIANOS carefully moved by compe
tent men 81 moderate charges.
+, w. BANNER CO.
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O. interest 70 cigar lIanufactuFeF6.

WASHINGTON. March 1.-The ways
ana means committee Of the house to-
day gave hearing 70 represents tiyes
a. tie cigar and tobacco Industry IN
favor OF q change In the present tafih
law 50 a. to permit the payment Of duty
on Imported tobacco at the time OF ite
i'VithdraWaln from bond instead OF @
the time OF ENTRY" The committee did
not take hnal action on the bill.