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2 i THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY MARCH 71909 I I
the duties 9 2 Umons cocon and sul
ftllutes for coffee coal tar dyei
Rlnvei and coitei1 papers nnd litho
graphIc print
As was expected the new tariff bill
4 IE made nn n maximum and minimum
i basis with the prolI lon that the maxi
mum rates are not to KO Into erred
w until sixty days otter the passage or
1 the bill
I I Ileolproclty provisions are contains
F In the paragraphs assesslns duties 01
bituminous coal and coke and nsrrlcultu
1 rill Implements by which these article
r are ten entry free of duty when tuv
f i ported from countries whlh permit the
tree Importation ot these articles from
r mer1ca
I The Inheritance tax provision of thf
r hill Is similar to the New York law 11
f provides a tax of lUr per cent on nil
inheritances over JJ00 that tre collateral
0 Inheritances or In which strangers le
t the legal te In cases of direct Iiihrl
I lance the taxes prescribed are Or SIC
tit 3 to 100000 one per cent on JHHC to
I I ViflflOOo two per cent and on thnjc
over JVOOM three per cent 1 Is esti
r mated that JMonofiO annually will bu
i < derived from this tax
Z t The niiixlmutn ami minimum provision
I of the bill does away with the necessity
of continuIng the forpin trndo agree
m nu I ho abrogation of these Is pro
f I vlded for In a section which authorize
the President to Issue notices of the
r C termination of these nrccments within
e ten ila > 5 after the bill goes Into effect
i r The Trench agreement would therefore
e ternlnnto Immediately while the German
man agreement would remain In force
i < > for six months The time that must In
j tervene before the Inopcrntlon of the
< other reciprocity agreements would be
s come effective range from three months
f to one year
r Drawback P ivllcgcs
I A provision In the bill Is designed to
r I meet the conditions resulting from the
patent laws of Grett Britain which
requires that patentees must manufac
ture their articles within Greet Britain
I This provision applies the same rules 10
i patents taken out In this country liy
i aliens as applies to Americans In the
J It country Of the aliens Drawback prlvl
Ij leges are extended by the bill and the
< I method of valuation on articles upon
i which the tariff Imposes an ail valorem
duty Is broadened for the purpose of
i preventing the practice of undervalua
ton
In Introducing the bill Mr Iayno
gave out this statement
i The last normal year of Imports was
f t the fiscal year ending June SO 1W The
committee have therefore taken the
year IJO as the basis to form their
il estimate of the revenue producing qual
ii ities of the new bill Should the neM
fiscal year prove projpeious and the
1 normal conditions of IM return on at
c i count of the large Increase In popula I
itlon < the revenues for 1310 would show
< a considerable Inciease om the estl
F mates of the committee
Deficit
1 With a return to anything like nor I
k mal conditions during the next fiscal
year It Is sate to predict that the
detlclt would be entirely wiped out but
In case It Is not the bill piovlde for
the issue of Panama Canal hnls to
relmburKn tin Treasury for the lO °
A paid out In the original purchase nf
the caltl Till would more than make
i up any probable deficiency There Is
c also reenacted the provision for the
Issue of certificates to run one year to
replenish tho Treasury raisins the I
K amount from JlWOoiOiO to IWXiOOOO an
> amount sufficient to provide at any
time against two or three years of de
0 pressed business conditions
Generally npeakliiK most of those
articles in which the present duties
have been Increased are luxuries
e Increases are the follow
nJIgJ
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Perfumeries and toilet articles from
r IOf per cent ad valorem fancy
BOapfrum 15 to 20 cents per pound
chicory root not dried from one cent
ito two and a hal cents per pound
roasted from two and onehalf cent
to five cents per pound
Cocoa crude transferred rum the
free list to tine dutiable at four cents
per pound prepared or manufactured
Increased two cents on each classifica
tion except that valued above 2 5 cents
per pound which remains the same
Ten per cent ad valorem Is added to
the duties assessed on that Milucd be
tween ir and 35 cents per pound Pow
dered cocoa from five cents to nine
cents per pound
Cocoa butter from three nnd a half
cents to five and n half cents per
pound Panlelol rnit und articles
Help Wanted
ToDay I
i a ednrtised fc In T Morninf
Worlds Want D
j VILNI1Y IAJm Ii Im
Addru a Ishen 2
Agents o irnpr 1
Attention Hanili 4 Jjnltcrs IS
Aprrcntlcei 2 Janltrct s o 3
Takers I Jel
llHrttrJtrs I Inlles Tallnri Ill
1cbII 4 launtro 2
11lkblnten 4 fKohlnlI j
Jollhp r Manic a
IIoji il MIIr 2
Ilishtlntn I MviIM
Iiutch rs 5 Nrs 13
Duttonho ilaktrs 2 1llon 131
nl3el 2 J Plntr 17
waters i Phnlo her S
Cothlfn i j Irlntert a
Inmberinildi IS IMumVri t
fhffi i rirtrn 3
t rher
inaufftur 3 Tantrv llep I
con IO i Ie 21
I Impllors 0 Prtwmra 3
1 rk n Mate S inxr dr I
5 fk Kmiolet I lIHI 21
utter 10 baItsTAn t
1 Imakn ItT 5 > anstrelel 2
JnllU S hlpplnr Clerks I
I 1ieaset1 0 Plcn IIntees 1
l > rtv r 0 Fklrl Hinli r
Drut CICCC 5 Sleeve HnnJi
4 RlectrlrUni 1 5lltot1 R
n tntr fluoflz 1 Stablfmtn I
Thhrotteci CO Strneertpbts IM > I
Inilscl 4 Ilenolrpheu F J I
t 1ntravfti TlorU S
1eieri I Tal u V
lIhler ttj Trimmer r
Tlnimltliii S
lrwren j Inmll
Mr I 3 Tqwrln F I 1
tta1Ii C Ins I
l J remon A Vwnlih I
tUrteiev I Walter S
tIrIs pa VaitnvMi 11
lltrwo Mir I iIscltsnts I
1nus > V IM
i Inl ITIM
Th Ir I 1rititei tiJiy I i
Help Ai ni I thiu all othei
lcw York papers mbind
t
f
ud I a KtibMltute for coffee two
unJ i I alt to four cents a pound
Cigarette Tax Up
Th tax on cigarettes Is hereby It
cruised those ivelijhlni over three
pound pit thousand from 13 to JJfin
all thof vvilKliInK less from Jl to JlM
Tills Increase I epcrted to provldi
one at the main Item nf revenue
Spices which Ole now largely on the
tree list are assessed ann average dttty
of thirty rcroentum tint valorem
Feathers are Increased from fifteen per
centum to twenty percentum 0 <
valorem and dressed or colored tenth I
era Increased ten percenttim furs I
dressed on the skin are asseaseti
twentyseven and I half percentum ad
valorem
Coaltar dyes or colors from thirty
perocntum to thlrlhe pet centum RI
valorem Xlnc In ore from twenty per
centum ad valorem to one cent pet
pound for the zln contents
Teas fpllt pins from forty cents to I
fortyfive cents per bushel Ilss from
two cents to two anti onehalf cents
per pound Lemons from one cent to
one and onefourth tents per pound
IlncnpplcR from IT per thousand to 3S
Added Liuty on Cotton Fabrics
An additional duty 0 one cent per
yanl on mercerized rotor fabrics Is
provided Also a coma additional ditty
on lappets Then Ii an Increase on
stockings fashioned and shaped wholly
or In part on hnlttlnit machines
ChanKes In ths piper schedule which
Include hose ri > c < imndi > J b > the special
committee on wood pllp and paint paper
nvestlKatlonare Surfaeecoated papers
covered with metal from three cents to
2J percentum to five cents and Z per
centum nd valorem other surface
coated paper from two and one half
cents per pound and 15 percentum ad
valorem to five cents per pound Utho
graphic prints from six cents per
pound to eight cents cardboard from
2 cents to 2 cents per pound other
paper 20 cents to 23 cents per pound
with small Increases on various sizes
of othe paper Lithographic far la
bel from 20 cents per pound to SO
cents per pound printed In colors less
than eIght from 20 cent to 30 cents
per pound more than eight from 3
cents to 3712 cents per pounl printed
In metal leaf from CO cents per pound
10 52 12 cents per pound paperhang
togs from 2 percentum to Sit percentum
ad valorem paper not specially pro
Ided for from 23 percentum to 3 per
centum ncl Hlmem Plain paper en
tlopes from JU per centum advnlorem
10 S per lent
Wood Pulp Free
1 accordance with the recommendi
Ions of the select committee the bill
irnvldes for the free entry of mechan
ically ground wood pulp from any
country not Imposing export duty and
lo reduce printing paper valued at not
ihovn two and onefourth cents per
pound from threetenth to onetenth I
if one cent per pound valued not above i
two and onehalf tents a pound from
tourtenthi to twotenths of one cent i
jer pound This covers news print I
Steel and Iron i
In the important metal schedule the
changes lie a follows
Ion ore and liailo lUf from forty I
coats per ton to tie free Hat PIg Iron
iron kentledge and Bplegelolien from
34 per ton to 8250 Scrap Iron and
itctl from 4 per ton to fifty cents
pets ton Bur Iron from liitentbi of
ma cent to fonttenths of one cent
fonrtnths on per
pound Round Iron len than seven
ilxtaanthc of one Inch In diameter
from elirlitUnthi of one cent to sis I
ientnn of one cent per pound SlAb
blooms loop or other forms II flu I
Ilhed than ban from flvetenthi of
joe cent to fourtenthi of one cent
per
pound Charcoal Iron from 813 to 6
per ton Beam rlraeri JoiitB anglo
and 10 forth from flvetentlu of one
cent to threetenthi of one cent per
pound Anchors from one and one
half cents per pound to one cent Iron
and tel forglng from thirtyflve
percentum to thirty rcentum ad
valorem In hoop band or scroll
Iron or steel the redacslont are about
the tame as In iron and iteel forging
Cotton ties are cut from flvotenthi of
one cent per pound to threetenthi
Railway bar and rtoel rails from
seventwentieths of one cent per pound
to serenfortlethi railway fish plates
from fourtenths of ono cent per pound
to tvrotenthi
Iron ttoel hut valued at three
cent per pound or lets thinner than
number ten and
tn not thinner than nnm
be twenty wIre gringo from seven
tenths to lve to nth of ono cent per
pound not thinner than tw atyave
from eighttenths to slntecths of one
cent no thinner than thirtytwo from
ono and onetenth cents to eighttenthe
cent thinner than thirtytwo from
one and twotenths to ninetenths of a
cent corrugated or crimped from one
and onetenth to eighttenths of one
cent per pound Shaeu polished
planished or lanced from two cent
to ono and threefourths cent per
pound I pickled or cleaned two
tenth of one jier cent per pound In
addition Tin plates from one and
onehalf cents to ono and twotenth
twotnths
cent per pound
I
I
CHEMICALS OILS
AND PAINT CHARGES
I
i lieductions In dUll ore very much
I more mnmrous than the increapj In
chemicals ills nnd paint they are
I Domilo acid borax from j rents tn
1 cents per pound reductions of J cents
I per pound art innde on KJHC anti tar
I tarlc acids borate of lime Inductions
I of G per cent oil salcyllf art chloro
I form fruit ethers oils or Memts peppermint
I permint oil vvhlttiiK and p triO white
dry itch romate and chiomute of poti M
anti santonin Borate of lint and other
Irate material from I tents to l lj
cent per pound and from 3 rents to 1
i cent per pounil mrordliiR in the per
I cental of acid Sulphuric ethers reo
ilULed to Scent pei pound spirits nf
nut tus ether to 3i tents I pound
tmlofnrm from S to T cents pe pound
llixseeli linseed aol poppyeel oil rt
di ed to li cents per callon Vifiilnhts
rul icd from i I tn 2T per leniitn a >
alrpm spirit vnrn h from ltS pn
Killnn anti i > per rentiitn to 2 ItCI
C nLlr ml vninrem Acetate o Wit
I lead from 111 fenta lo 2 b cents per
pound hroll nv or yellow lead fmu
S 14 ents tI I 7S c < ntc per punt
nitrate of lend from 12 rent 1 11 <
cinis per imvtel UMiaiRe fn I
cats to J II Hi tei jnund rttot
Of PJtBSh flOH S I ient til 11 per
I I pound
I DUTIES OV DKVGS
ARE DECREASED
I
lI ltir ptatt Si from pet
centum to JS 1 ntum ml tircn
Caust toda ire I hrxsfuurthj emil
cpni in onrhil cft per leluni I
aunt > of oda frun 1 1 I ivinuf
ienrs to two cm r r I 1 nyposti I
1 phlti of 1011 fro lif f uu
ent per pound 10 1 turn ad
1 alorem Sulphate nf la or ali
alnr1 llhal o
rake or niter cake fii 1153 < 1C1 ton
j to II PKIIKCJ al nuiifaiiiirej of
I from 10 pnvenlum > d pprreiitiiin ad
valorem Strychnia or strychnine
fiom S j renH In 3 cnls per II it cp
I Sulphur rrtlned or sublimed tm Movveri
of sulphur from h I f iii to 1C per
ton Vnnlilln remit f Ii CPIIK per ounce
to tt i ents 11 nunie
Snipate of nmmiirli iopriras lie
orloe cottonsepd 1 ind niton oil are
placed H the frf t let
llrebrlck nnd tIller rk If glazed
and enimellcd nr ipdii from 15 per
rent to II per celt ad Iailrer Ill s
ter look or gpiiiiii cruili from M
cents I o I 0 celts per ton If groin mid nr
calcined from 12 25 to 1170 per ton
I i imd cylinder croll nnd com
mon window class above 21 by 30 I
Inches sitiarc reduced oneelRhth uf
n rent per pound on all sizes cylinder
ami crown BLIP above 21 hy 30 and lot I
exceeding 21 by K Inches square re
duced from 15 cents tu 11 cents per
square foot sizes almve Hint from SO
cents tn 13 cent per siiuaie foot Onyx
In Wool from 1C per iublc foot to 51
Cast polished pute class silvered ex
reciting 21 by < i Inihes 23 cents per
square foot which I a reduction on
most sizes front 35 to 25 cents per
square foot
Freestone und other Imllillni or mon
iimentn stone except marble and onyx
unmanufactured from 12 cents tn C
cents Icr cubic foot Mica Is slightly
reduced
HARDWARE RATES
ARE REDUCED
Table butcherlnK carving fie knives
with pearl shell or Ivory handler trim
15 cents each to 11 cents each s
at deer horn from 12 cents each to 10
cents each with handles of hard rub
ber hOle celluloid c from live cents
to four cents each with other handles
from one and onehalf cents eaoli to
one cent each with the same art val
orem addition of 15 percentum provldvd
that none of the above shall pay at a
lesi rate than 4 per centum ad val
orem Instead of < 5 In the present law
Files wern reduced from specific rates
tho equivalent of I percentum ad viil
orem to tO percentum ad valorem Cut
nails from lxtenths of one cent to
fivetenths of one cent per pound
Horseshoe nails and hob nails from
two and onefourth cents to one flintS
onehalf cents per pound Wire nails
not lighter than No 16 wire gauge
from onehalf of one cent to onefourti
of a cent per pound llghtor than Xo
13 from one cent to onehalf of one
cent per pound Spikes nuts washers
and horse tuttle or ox shoes from one
cent to onehilf of ono cent per pound
Cut lack not exceeding sixteen ounces
to the thousand from one and ine
fourth cents to fiveeighths of one cent
per thousand exceeding sixteen ounces
from one amid onehalf cents to three
fourths of one cent per pound stol
plates engraveS ke from 25 percentum
to 2v percentum ad valorem Itlvccs
from two cents to ono and onefourth
cents per pound
Crosiciit awe from MX cents tn
live cents per fool mill saws from 10
cents per linear foot tn eight cents per
linear foot pit and drag saws from
eight cents per linear foot to six cents
per linear foot circular sing from z
per centum nd valorem to 20 per centum
ad valorem steel band saws rot 10
cents per pound to five cents per pound
and 20 per centum ad valorem remain
Ink all other saws reduced from 3
per centum to i > per centum ad valorem
S rrvvs more than two Inches In kiiRth
from four cents to two and onehalf
cents per pound over one Inch and not
morn than two Inches from fix ctnts
to four cents e pound over oaehalf
Inch and not over one Inch from eight
and onehalf cer to six cents per
pound onehalf 1m h and less from 12
cents to elsht cents per pound Wheels I
for railway purpo es irom one and one I
half cents to one and onefourth rents
per pound Ingots blooms or blanks
pOlnt Inrots
from one and onefourth conic to one i
cent per pound Aluminum In crude
form from eight cents to lIen cents
per pound In Plates frol 13 cents to
I cents per pound Hooks and eves
from five anil nnehnlf cents > fnur
retaining the additional
cents per pound JI
tional IS per centum nd valorem Iai
bearing ore on lead contents thcieln
from tine and onehalf cents to one r n
per pound IPad dross Million base
bullion and let In pigs from two nnd
oneeighth cents to one and uneiult
cents per pound In sheets pipes ohnl
from two and onehalf cents to nm innS
seveneighth cents per pound 7ni m
blocks or pIes from ono all onehalf
cent to in cent per pound In shett
1 from two rents to one and onefourth
cents per pound
I
LUMHER AND
DRESSED WOODS
I
Tlml er from one cent per ctihlr foot
to omtrf rent per cubic foot Sivt i
board planks of whltcwood syeamoiV i
and Ias oil from 51 per thousand I >
50 cents por thniisand All other a wed
umbr fidtn B to 51 I further ad
vinccd art umfartured the farm rr
dui tlou from ti law Iavin
rom I piesont Iavlns
posts rnllioail if telephone poles alit
so forth friiii > i UT rentum to 10 per
ppntum ad lall en Clapooards from
flM P < T tlimiiiil tn Jl per thousand
K hid I In g W1 t 1 ttmferrcd to the free
list Laths from elIte per 10 pkcen
to CO cents pen 1flil jees Fence posts
from I1 PT Cot I TJ the free lit
DUTY OX SITAH
I
I SLIGHTLY CUT
Hsrlcy from TSl rur r bushel to 15
cfrts Birlf malt fmn 1 rents to li
cents OalibaKPi fnui trre tn two
I
cnits each Ilarons anl I ini from five
I cent Pr pound tn four HTI Fresh
I meat from two rents t t r an1 one
I half cents per pound 10 from two
cents to one and utC lit 1 T < Tal
low from tlunefourihs f m nt per
pound lo the free Hut VVui grease
from onehalf of one cent to onprijrth
oi one ocnt Dextrin burnt ntu n and
fo forth from two cents ti > nne al rp
half cents per pound Oren iee fm
10 cents pei luslicl to 3ft cents Ir I h
el All P to RIm fxccpt potato iiinli
from One and onehalf vents t
< emit lir pound Sinnr rotlip f n
one rnt and ninetylive one luini <
of a rent to ole cent atil it 101
hundrrdihs po I pound
WOOL COTTON
CARPET AND TII RE AD
Ib straw not h1rkl1 lr dreriipd
thf frre dm Cables in I rordtxe f
ilu ed from i > no cent I Ihrrlurth of
nne > cOt per pound Tiadj not fine
11fl five lex or tnUIlir reduced frI
t rteen rcntH to ten Plt pr poll
5 tlveeluhths lnf I of tr
f l C uf 10 Cent rir > iiinil advi
a I i ne lea In mrnier n excess
I oins CSI IH VII vi in
I IX TIVi IHllMi ginir thi World
IN 1 mil OrlD rii > l rmm 0 rauf
1 j alt name Luuk In lUnluro L
w > jr < t 73e >
Millionaires Daughter Hurt 1
Auto Crash and Lawyer in Party
Itt
MI
ED1UNTE
live Klnsii yarns not liner I ian eis t
iea reduced from een i enti to six
riis per pound Flax fill nofiniji
riOt iwenlyllvi to tweiil percent in
1nrpets man and so forth r1 flvr
COIl per square yard anti thlt live I
perocntum ad valorem when Mined no 1
alHivu fifteen rents per square ysnl
Hydraulic hose from twenty cents per
pound to fifteen seats e pound I
Ollilulh Including wldo linoleum
from twenty oents > er Miuarn yard and I
twenty percentum ad valorem In
twelve cent per iumre yard and flte n
pereentum ad valornm Shirt iillirs
and cults of cotton from fort > tlve
cents per dozen and fifteen p nn
ad valorem to thirtylive cents per
dozen and ten percentum ad t lot e I
Wool nf tlii rdclass Known in
cat pet wool from a duty of four ents
per pound on such wool worth twelve
cents or less and u duty of seven cents
per pound upon such wool exceedlm
twelve cents In alue to a duty of
three cents per pound on Fill wool
valued at not morn than ten cents per
pound and If valued at more than ten
centr per pound and not more than six I
teen cents per pound three cents per
pound and in addition thereto onehalf
of ono cent per pound for each cent
per pound M nddltlnnal value exceed
trig ten cent If valued at more than
sixteen cents seven cents per pound I
Wale shoddy and rags ure cut heavily I
CASH REGISTERS II
AND LINOTYPES I
rash registers efectrlcal apparatus I
and machinery Juto manufacturing ma I
rhlnery linotype and all typeieMnK I
machines machine tools printing I
Please sewIng machines ypewriUrH
and al steam engines from 45 per I
centum to 3 prcentum ad valorem
Kmbioldcry machines anti acemalcii I
iriKhlnes the same rate with a pro
viso that they may be Imported ll
until July 1 1911
o
HIDES PLACED
ON FREE LIST
Hide of cattle from 15 percentum ad
valorem to free list Hand ant olo
leather from M percentum ad valorem
to 5 pertvntum advalurin tpper
leather calf sis cliamuLs skins lan
garoo sheep ano Goal skin fiuni JO
percentum to 15 pel centum dtl iraluram
All patent leather to 5 J peicentum 111
valoiem siioe las from f cens por
gross and SO peicentum ad valorem to I
15 percentum ad valurwn hoe uppers
c from 31 to i pTientum
Agricultural I am P cmlii aim ploughs from i
N rercentum nd valorem to I pr I
cc a t mum inr fuitner pruvNlm to free
lilt from any cnintrs admitting Amoll
lean agricultural inncnlnery tree
Works nf ii1 uding palntlius and
statuary more Lln twenty ytrs old
from J > pereentum to tie free Iit
BITUMINOUS COAL ON
RECIPROCITY LIST
HltnnilnoiiB ennl and coke from
ally country mlinittln American coal
free from C7 cents per ton fur coal
and 20 per centum ud valorem for
coke tn tree list
Ounpowiler Is riiluceil SO per cent
for cheap Krail s nul 40 per cent furS
eXIenHI grattes
r arlll < 1118 blnstlnt talus and blast
lag fuse are reilttieil also
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HIGHER TARIFF ON
GLOVES AND GLASS
The duties on womens and ehldrtn
glove nut nvcr fourteen Inches In
length ate consMerably Increased
fist pullsheil plate sluss I liureasei
from eIght i eats in ten cents per Mtian
fco Kienci cement or other < cmcn
In whIch Rvpsnm t the chief material
from 3 J per entum to 3 percentum Ag
phaltum and bitumen not refln1 10
lififenorieliundUdths of one cent per
puund on tli bitumen contained
Fluurkpar i rude from 1 per ntitn
ad valorem to Vi emits per ton > rlle1
or other wlt iiiainfartiircd from 11 pi
centum nd allu to I1T5 per tn
line with uinniinlal heads vitli ii
new claisiiifatin IncludliiR llixc FC
I with priilnu tlnPH ppirly or ijral <
from IQ to a 11 i httiin
Watch inovmitrsi If Jewelled ar
I heavily lncii > iM 1 Ihromli udd al1
lactic add an mi fium three cents tl
two cents per JI < Tannle 1 id is
reiinced fiom JJ inis to r icnt pot
I
pound
TARIFF 1ULL SENT
TO COMMITTEE
WASHINGTON Marci K Imivll
afly following the Introduction f t >
tariff bill It was rtfencd tri the ttiv
anl Means fommlttee The full in
n ittep will meet at 10 otbxh tmn
0 ti fonnally cunnlder the inani
T > Itppubllrin mimbor XIt I
to report It to the liotne mitt r i
iioptlnK
rel was Midi n universal dpmr
r t printing of lure tluin tii
> p te that Mr In > m sail I
it i i Icier otter n tiMiiutlii jn
n t r1 iQOOi iKlilltlunal r l > I
n I lie luipoil tn report tine hill al
i 0 m tI I I day ICU > I lie rti 11 <
eloped tint nt least 1ft > mn
I i tlie Iiftnocrutlc lili V
A t iles nf the bill nnllli > Ii
I 1 11 1 strimK protect r m i
M Vi 111 i Ark J who mHtl it 11
in uf the ciiplrn tn vvhlii
umre Mtltlttl fits answer cain
L i Mi Uark tiloJ who dec re
J DcJ K I
I t som j memhs hal K ilbliti up
I i ret r four npfi i ea h I
< ailing attention 1 I Ifiyne tat
nicni that the bill vim I probably b1 pt I
pnrtrd from the eomniitee In the 11
tIC i furm II whlih I had been Intm
iliHOl which would ronjer inve ary
inntbor print of Iht mensiire Mr James
ubjited lo time rtsolutlnn proMdlnii for
time printing of IfiyO extra cnple1 ot the
prnl Issue is nn unnecessary ex
penile
The objection line the erect nf defeil
Int the resolution iit a e a consequence
thrn > will Ie few available copies of
the bill until t1 measure Is reported I
fiom the rout tmm It cc
After transillni some routine busl
ness the House adniirncd lnl toinor
I Ol
CROWD DEFIES
POLICE AT ST
PATRICKS PARADE
Continued from Frt lise
I
hearty or the spirit of Jubilation and
thtnksHlvln been more pronounced
Kven when at 11 oclock In the morn
Ing tho military and civic organizations
were gatherIng In the side streets off
Fifth avenue a biby blizzard swept OUII
of the Wes and the air was so tilled
with snowflaUes that the keenest eye I
could not distinguish objects a block
away the Intiepid Celt laughed In the
face of adverse circumstances and
prophesied gentler treatment from the
elements later on
Only Irishmen who were old or III
were kept out of the p trade by the
bluster and blur of llnrtMS I Ii esti I
mated that there were oOJ grouped In
their appointed stations when Oran I
Master Patrick J Ollruy gave the iitt
I nal that started tho he id of the para do
I from 1lflh avenue and fortysecond
street
I In point of spectaculit display there
has never been a parade mort effective
for the military showing this ytjr i 3
II stronger than ever before
The line 1 pf march adhered to Fifth
avenue from rortyswmd street to
Fiftieth street where the marchers
turned to the eist as far as Miidl on
avenue then north to Fiftyfirst Street
nnd back to Fifth avenue thus parsing
t ii rca sides of the block upon H tilth st
t Patricks Cathedral stand From
Fiftyfirst street tho Jlne hell to Fifth
avenue acaln up to One Hundred and
Twentieth siren where a turIn was
made Into Madison avenue alt that
thoroughfare served to accommodate
the parade up to One Hundred ana
I Twentysixth street whet the final
dilution was made over to Hecund
taxtniiij and the pates of Sulzers liar
ilin Itivir 1arK
Archbishop Reviews It
I Archbishop Farley and the clergy of
the Arrhillocese levhwed the parade
I from i > siand erected at the nthrdrl
Itrand Marshal Gllroy not bis aldfs
i reviewed the parade again at One Hun
dred nut Twentysixth stint and Krr
oral avenue nhlrh was the point ot
disbanding The rest of the afternooa I
I and the evening will be devoted tn ilanc I
I 1 IIIR and enjoyment In the new pavilions
of Harlem Itlvr Park
The Sixtyninth Itcglment under
command of tol Duffy hold UK cus
tomary place nt the heat of the line
This was Col Duffys last march up
Fifth avenue ut Ihp head 0 New I
VoiKs great Imh rflmenl and he
I I was gUcn an ovation oil long the
line The First Irltad IrIsh Volun I I
teers under command of Col Charles
I Crowley hell fTund place In line
This body of fllielnoklnff welldrilled
I volunteer soldiers was 2Ort ctrrg
the most Impoflns ursnnlzntlnn of n
i military character In tho parade
1 HcililM the mllltla escort there tu
I lmfr red lr tine paraihi tIme various Illliir
iilan military nwanlzatlim St An
rh nys Military Cadets a bmly of de
an dlclpllnel lioys unit numero
isulet Clii ItS from the various s iiH
Te Ancient Order nf Hlbrrnlins If
Jrenter NVw York In slxtythredlvl
I in led the k sotlito Then fol
I I ci Il Irish c Hnt soclntlois C
iretm ntiletle cub anti a ilnzrn mlal
I nd bentl hal mlanl all Hands nt
I nule and fir > centS drum corps AMC
li together throuzhoul tho comput
ily nf marchers anti there was mu 11
ii tic i I u entertain the spectators at
ii tMir
I Military Mass Opens Day
i The exirclscs ot tho day opened pop
I ny at the Cathedral where a nllltarj
HOBOKEN CITY HAll
FLIES THE GREEN
flAG FORAT1ME
Sonic Cine Unfurls Irelands
Banner and Stirs Ham I
burg of America
TSe neen lias ot old Irehml with Its
colden haT lliittcrcd Co three linurs
over the 1Iolel lily 101 this mol
Inc tvhmiU thousands of persons New
Ytrk bound leokei up at It with varied
emotions The Molld citizen of the
Hnmburc of America wire not KPttlP
ii thilr ritnilded icuimptitf un the coed
fnfc rr taste d tlc city lulmlmlratiun
liiil w < iild iiialii so obvious an appeal
r dr Irlschcr vntr
The 11 wn dlfcovered nt dawn It
el uiullhttirliiil until 930 oclock
v lon tin jirltir arrived Ho ImMleil
it nee to the top of the builllni and I
lianled down the cretn emblem Ho
dl scti te red thU ulnl til nlKlit some
urIc had gained ito roof tim ntigh thu
armory of Co 1 < uf tIme lourth Host
mem N i5 X J
il lef of 1ollce Hayes Instituted an
linjuliy lliiyor Stell was telephoned
for I
forAnJ bret excitement prevailed
e II
BROOKLYN TAX MAN
STRANGELY MISSING
Deputy Commissioner Van
Winkle Not at Home or
Office Since Feb 22
Joseph Van Winkle Pcputy Tax
Commissioner In Brooklyn has been
missing from hula home No 217 Avenue
G Flatbush and from his ifflce since
Fell IJ Lntll March I he was carried
on thu roli of the Tax Commissioner1
ritllie where he was employed as a
del until he became Deputy Coimnls
tlonfr as II Since then absent
has been marked opposite his name
Inquiries at his home In Flatbu
where Mr Van Winkle his been one of
the most popular younp members of the
Corlphol Club disclosed that his fam
ily was making every effort to keep
the fact of his disappearance from be
coming public
publr
No report was made to the police by
them nt any time Mr Van Winkle Is
thirtynine years old
mass was celebrated with time Sixty
ninth He lment In attendance The
great edifice was fairly Jammed nlth
devout Catholics ant a special musical
programme was rendered by the choir
While the Manhattan Irishmen were
celebrating the memory of their patron
saint tha HrooXlvnltes and men of
Queens were holding celebrations of
tclr own The Queen County A O 11
held the greatest Jubilation in lip his
tory by parading across the leI Queens
born lirldKC
The necessary permission for this re
markable march was procured from
llrlilK Commissioner Htephenson last
Monday by Peter McOarry President
of the A o 1 of Queens There wore
II men In the parade that marched
through Long Island City and across
the bridge t ui Manhattan and tack
again I was the original Intention to
ke right or after crossing the bridge
and join the Manhattan parade at Fifth
I aemu Mid Fiftyninth street but this
ipsiilutlon was pretty well blown away
by the gale that battled jvith the
wearers of the given as they struggled
across the mia of hbh expoed road
way lying above the Kast lilvcr and
uniting the two boroughs of Greatti
I ulltn
New York
I Outside of the celebration of thus A
i 0 1 at Sulzers Harlem hIRer Par
the chief event of this evening will be
the review omit reception nf the Firs
detriment Irish Volunteers nt irind
Central Palace The regiment will be
levlewed at S oclock by Jen William
of the
A Hums commandeilnchlef 11
I military department of the Knights of
Columbus and dancing will liesn at
10 oclock
To Give Three Big Dinners
The most persistent St Patricks
Day diners will bo tho Friendly Sons
of at Patrick The > will give three
lonlsht onu at Coney
big dinners CUI I
Island one at Delmonlcos and one on
Staten Island
The Celtic Club dinner at Stauchs
Coney Island Is always 1 tat affair
I
ant UK usual Klclmrd Croker sent a
lurge consignment of Hlmmrncks from I
his place In Ireland They have bein I
un Ice In Stauchs for a weeii and hive
been Jealously guarded Senators Me
Carren antI Ont vvlll I > tie pnnulpal
speakers At Omit Celtic Clab dinner I
Boy Spectators Hurt
While Wlliam lyili tivMve earp
old and John Sinuimi g his 1 Htriii years
old were mcmi I tit 101 the par ulc from 1
scntfold In front nf an iiiiMr1 build I
ing at No 5O rltl aviiiiie this after
noon the planking gnn any timid they
were hurled to the Mnet 1
The accident rniiMd Kieit excite
merit and the poll iiui tu clear a
way with their ilub t 111 ry the lIars i
tl an ambulant trim Hie Flower lion
11111 The Iyoii I v vuffered 1 frat1
turrd Jaw in nut I I Ih > Internal Ilj
lee HiaHhne ws bmliy bruised
and CII i
= t
1
Solid Eyeglasses Gold
100 a Pair
VniM lime In p jJIIMI fur III titliC
iililil > ul nn ii her lilKlirhii npllrlun
h Jl i j I cmp ue5e ii
I < e i > > jituri c cotilnir
tv in
TU i in I it lift al 4nt1Tf
aol i I tit injlr frlfnlf to
1 A chit e ui h I tiHf 11
Mnf t i i I tt Ic itf pitri > ni
10f > uflR tttth one 1Wtcln
I Sips i > 1 rtf known as line i
Ii isa llfi n Jlixl mini Cliurt lbs I
lfI
OBE23d 1
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t ii
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IlibI U 1 a j t Ve r Di KJU AU i
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FIRE ON LINER I
BUT SHE AllS ON
SCHEDULE TIME
G
I t Ighnr mel Kept Ki tat
nrk I ming Freight on the
Dominion Ship Hamilton
T > re v is a re I the nfior boll of
the Did iMrahilii stPinniiti iItmmiti toil
lyin at the 101 if H ih itnoi
North liSten this afteruonn foi vhirli
live 1iiglnis two titiiVs ind two Ire
Ioat > ttite alI but whcli did nut
Interfere vith thus liners plans in al
foi till Point Comfort Va thlo nflc
noui > at I1 oclnil
The rill Iipparlinent found S V Ilew
Iii the liner prctlv uvtj rKin7l ml
only one lino of lini alt > lenu I tt tn
put out the blaf 1 had start > < I
ninnni cnflp deigU 11 Hi aft1 i 0
There were nnl > about a inei > iiiin
core 1 bonrd wile the tJ rot nf
ounded until tii ie wail tim eviteiniiit
vvhatover nironK I hem
All the lime the fhemen u uru DI >
board luiigilMircrnin hilt ranvlii I
rebut MM i Kinpplant oven in1 > t
ler hild two Im t freiift 11 pI
were vviirklu > ie irrjliij M mnit
mci > Imp < s 1 rljit IM the Otlo II
ryliiK un ii ltd poiUil fivuht
CONWAY FIFTY YEARS OLD
PrrsliliTit nf I In1 I 5 C rf
VH lob In Cilrlirntr Inn
1 J Cnnnav tresIl ipnl of Hi > > Iri P i
Anift < ar t ietl nib and ro > > f t t
leidmi IriAnrLMiis of tre Its C
flftv > eirs ild today It lute anu
been h pru id boast that he WI mi
on the di > devoted to celebrate r 1
memory of tho 5ttnmn Mint uf Irciud
hit tl pirtluiir date Ia if aiire
thar tfiial tilrlt l
Assistant iVrporallnn iOimtset ftrlnj
nolllil tim nt H he wos irlns nn
tc tak pHI > le parade that pt hil
been ill rtpll one of the tcrtttmissm
ers nf Oindemnatlm for the new waiir
supply rio r e ftivn s hokan Pal TIP
npiointniint Ira S made yc trdiv I I
Ui tic Kfioe In tile rijpremu Cirt at
White llair3
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SCRUGHAM JURY COMPLETE
The selection of a jury for tho trial
of UeorRO il ScriiKham formerly pres >
blent O f the International Iollc > Hold
ers Committee and his assistants
Charles A Stirrup and Jinnies r
Cirrlngtnn cit r getl with coin s iti racy
was completed before Judge Io ter In
General Session
Ont new juror was chosen early
He was John J Hcmltt of No DTI
Icxlncton avenui a restaurant keeper
The twelfth member if the jury was
selected by I orlocl not then JiMse
Foster adjoin ncd rtmrt for til dav In
fenlMtles Drder to om in the I 1atraks Day
roR
pXJ tins
Bruises
Wounds
mesa Oil
Sprains lirulscs and wounds heal
quickly when treated with Omega
Oil I is antiseptic preventing the
growth of microbes It is a stim
ulant nnd promotes free circulation
around the wound thus quickening
the healing process I0c25c 60c
JACOB DOLL
PIANOS
AND
PLAYER PIANOS
Direct Irom lactoiy to contumer over
I SOCOO mode amid joU Write for cat
I tloguej with special factory pr eei and
tuy letm
Special Sale of Slightly
Used and SecondHand
Pianos
Not old and OHNour 5quarC
but oem UPI hlJ sad Cnrtli and
llrjhlly Ute Player Pianos
Steinway Sleek Decker Bros
Cbickcricg Weber Stodart
Jacob Doll Knabe
Kranich Bach
and other wellknown make Nenly
200 lo chcoie Iom turners range Item
loU Eaiy Irrmi if tcired Wne
tCre
lee complete ot used punoi gmij
I names cord ion prices and lams
JACOB DOLL SONS
116W 42d tBel 6th Ave tBwr
The Only Co of HJ Kid in Ihe World
r Your lid rriml nr hag
m u tag MnilMiuud
qI ii c euvlh
l GUI Fi t DEALERS IH
nlF TRUNKS BAGS ETC
b I 4 tiff Ulnll Irlres linr
F InlI
I lltIS I STUCK IX Mn OIIK
1hh111 IHMIS Of IIMIdMNS
fV LOOK FOR THE S1t
EMERGENCV
BAGGAGE REPAIRCO
tr JL un IIVST urn HUT
I I i u non JIJIM vv ii ii I > f
A It < 1 INKS i Illlg
all i ut tnuh titgh I
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MIIIVN on tVtnerh1v arh Ii
IWO 1IrI SIIJIVAN 117 Eil
n n i c of HoekoMH fourix Cu
InHnt
2locs if utiil biriiltir
v r
CHLOS DREADFUL
SKINTROUBLES
Had Sixty Boils when but Six Months
OldWas Annually Attacked by
a HumorIt Looked Red Likoa
Scald and Spread Over Half Her
Head Both T roublfs are Cured
NO PRAISE TOO HIGH FOR
THECUTICURAREMEDIES
I WiMi mv lifo ill srrs jint
els rami 11 rid her papa hail A hoI < it
tt1145 fnrehcrd At
llitt time tho child
WM e vird with
J i pltkblitflflI1 ii
S1 iFuprojo in scrnHi
H iUIfjO
U 110 It her wn heed
liecnmc irfVtorl rlr
rdr
uit V1SlJ it litvKi u In Mli I
6 t > nltfr anothr
I Fhmti llad about tlxiv
lTtac I il all antI I used
I t Cutioirn Sup niii
l fy Q Iliiiciirn Ointment
I vtu Ii owed her cf
I unl
1 thinirniirely Tlcn
tomelimn Inter her littlp foot gr scrn
lieu < > ei P hue les Hiuig aircio it V H
all iliitnn I s p UP to ou doctor 11 a I
eiivp inr o piiwdir winch drid It ttji I
hut soon Mtc I lirrlif out bilii mid her
our They cracked half vny ninnnd t
nnd the liiihinr inrcail up en to her lieal
until n fcvcrul ocrnsji ns it was neatly
half Icvrred Th > hiinv I looked mal 1
XINfl r
calil verv red wit It a stcUv clear rticl
iijming friin i Tin vcrrrtd Irl
roar I thin it wis toward th3 prlns
I alwiya bathed II jjrli Anrm Ialr end
Cot iturO Soup ind ipnlied Jnticura
Ointient which nvpr failed si heal ti
up rhi i < t time t lirnUf Ml rai
when ° hc fw n fears iKI It Uraino
sc icd that I ias jsrtiuraied Then
I pruurrd a inttU i uticura Hwolv
enl which sn t cleared it cut cf IIIT
lilifd I cnntinnrd iht ice of Cnticnra
Snar arid Ointtncnt Mih the Ilosclvcnt
until she WM po octlv well Sho i ° nov
nlui 14i11 vcais cliJ anti has never
liicn troubled n time lvt we years
V ilo find tticira Pc olvpnt a Rood
fpritu e invdiiin uvl e nre Jolt giving
tw rhildren Inticiira ivvcnt Pills
iti a Senile V u lo 1i 1 hirk any no can
nraitf Ctitlrnra It mmiuti jet Ice hchlv
Mrs M A Kchworn 071 Sprinc WeQi
Ave lhtroit Mirh Fil 21 U03
riapvt Prifnn mil Inifrnt Irrtra nt InC
Fvffj r m n r I lrlti1 llMrtl ird V tllti Mn >
fUli 1 l h IIM viir IV e ripirM lie lltl
ulrur t tClefll ft > > In ltsl tlf Mft untl Out
run it rl i1 t > r in ih orm et tbMOlat
fiMtuI I M P ifr mi I 50 111unlv tti IlIMd
frnt trrmxliiut ih rIm I ml i Uc A Clim
ert ttuIt in II iltI Mci
srUiiliiiVfr ILII urj iok onblln Uuitnc
A LIBEIUl OFFER
The B M Hyde Drug Co Guarantee
lo Cure DjspEpsla If Then Fall
the Medicine Costs Nothing
To unquestionably prove lo the people
of V uv ork that InillKiXlon nail dti > epsl >
Is curable and that Hiuill lyii > ep < la Tat
leu Kill effect the cure vo will ftirnUh the
medicine ab > olntrly free It U falls to glen
complete latMauion to ninny cno giving U n
trial
The remarkable fiicecss of Retail Pyi
pcjisla Tablets In Urgely duo to III nov
and jucpps fjl mctlnM of manufacture
whereby the < rellkuuK properties of Bl
truth Subnltmte and ItpMu have tech
combined with cannlaailvei end their
ngcnu
iimuth Subnltrate and Pepsin are r cog
nUoil by the entire mrdiial Tolcsluu 11 t 1
slbflc fun uuuio Indihtitlun enS 1y
popia
The reiuln und In Uexall Dynpcpsl
Tablets ii mnuufactureil by a new pucsii
hnh ilrvelups Us greaiest efflcleacy
1epsln upillei to the cllgnllvo app ratu >
one U the bout Iraijortant elements of lbs
dlsestlva fluid ami exerts a tonic Influence
upon all lbs Klards which supply all Its
oilier eltmenn reressiry to proptr assimi
lation md digestion
Time carmlBatliPs null properties which
promptly rclmu tIne diiurlauceii Ld pain
uustj by undigested loch
Tin pcrfci m iuinliiiiioi of these In
pi till tills makei a riinnly ntisolutely Incom
lorable and iinnluablv for the complete
cure of liiditoMun and dynpepMa
We are < o poMtlvfly certain of this hate
I e srll Itrxall lyrpepia Tpblets on our
I On KTsonul KUjrantee that they will
eilior IUrc IOU or tOit you noihlrg Three
emit SSi IV ant We
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