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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04

iradict, the burden Of proof lies on
,ou. Prove 1t. With this kno Wedge
We announce the principle that In
so far Is we contribute to the produc-
ton and use Of pure wines, We are aid
ing practical temperance more effectively
than any legislation that aims ct en-
forced total abstinence. Possessed OF
these facts, we cannot endorse your
position that wine is a posion. With
such brains, muscles, and general vital
ity in races Of men who have freely
used intoxicating drinks for over q
thousand years, you will pardon us for
doubling the soundness Of your poison.
Gus discovery. These people should
and would have been al extinct If your
idea of poison had one spark Of truth
in it.
The vine and its products have been
and are encouraged by statesmen in
Portugal, SPAN, Italy, France, Austro-
Hungary, Switzerland, and Germany.
With such eminent qualities Of true
manhood illustrated by many OF these,
it seems wonderful that, practical as
these were. none Of them discovered
that the use Of it led to general ruin
and disgrace TO the State.
Excuse US il we are forced to the
conclusion that these, many of them,
surpassed any Of your followers in
every trait Of complete manhood.
We know that all the most celebrated
whey yards in Europe were opened and
developed by ecclesiastics that these
in their world-pepetrating missionary
travels introduced the vine where not
found that they used the wine, and
still use it; that Martin Luther aud
John Calvin, amongst the leading re-
formers, used it regularly. With this
knowledge, pardon US for doubling that
your followers alone are endowed with
the true Christian grace.
With such an array Of recognized
facts and supporters on our side, it
strikes US as passing strange that your
followers az cathedra pronounce the
grower Of wine-grapes, the makers and
vendors Of wine, as something hideous,
to be Stunned, a curse to the people,
and disgrace TO the State.
You resort to law to enforce your
ideas and practices, and then, per-
chance, you will prohibit the discus
sion OF your peculiar tenets, as was
done recently in Des Moines, Iowa,
where a meeting called to demonstrate
against the mode of enforcing your pro-
bibiton was restrained from that exer-
else Of frsemen on the pretext by your
adherents that riot was apprehended,
and the militia was called out and pre-
vented the assemblage from discussing
the subject.
Your fallacious doctrines must be
fought, as, logically followed out, they
will destroy every right.
OSCAR Robertson.
March 90. 1856.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04
For the Dispatch.l
Reply 10 Rev. 4. VI. Edwards.

The members of the Monticello
Grape Growers Association neither ask,
seek, nor will they accept, your pity
for the losses that may result from
your pernicious teachings. We de-
mand and will contend for justice.
1t is composed of old style Virgin
ians, Germans, French, and English.
Most of them are active church.mem-
bers-Catholic and Protestant-of
different denominations. Ii embraces
the hard-workipg laborers, members Of
the professions, and includes college
graduates. All are engaged in the Gull
tivation OF the soil, largely in grapes
and fruits. They know that this has
been a legitimate and honored calling
as far back as history and tradition 60.
They are convinced that everything that
has been or can be made from the
growth of the earth, ushered into being
by Supreme Being, is good and moth
ing but good. This embraces pure
wine, cider, fruit brandy, and whiskey.
When properly used these are bless
ings; when abused they lead to evil, as
does every blessing.
Many Of them know by personal OBJ
servation that on the continent OF
Europe, where wines are used freely as
q daily beverage, there is q marked ab-
sence of gross drunkenness that
if this be applied to France drunk
enness is rare occurrence, though for
the past year they consumed thirty GAL
Ions Of wine per capita-man, woman,
and child-aggreeating 1000, 000, 900
gallons, Besides 800, 200, 900 gallons Of
cider used in the northern part Of the
country. They know it is drunk there
in lieu of tea and coffee. and diluted in
place of water. They know that intel
lectually these French have produced
and do produce the highest ex-
amples. They know that the
heavy.drinking Teutons for ages
past exhibit q vitality, power of
brain and muscle, surpassed by none.
These are facts known by them much
better shan your assumed premises are
are known by you, and therefore they
decline to yield the evidences of their
senses to your dic.a to the contrary.
Others Of them who have not this
evidence Of their senses as to these facts
know the same from authority. Writers
numerous testify to these IS facts. See
w. j. Flagg's "Three Years in Euro
pesn Whey yards" Harper Brothers,
New York. 1862 for some very pithy
comments on the absurdities Of your
establishments ideas and how viewed
there. The author was one OF the three
United States commissioners to the
Paris Exposition. 1876. A. A. Sar-
gent, sx.Ministsf 70 Berlin, testi6ss to
sbs sams eject in discourse Published
IL The viniculsural Report Of Californis.
Rsisssness arc useless v you. Oars Is
) ssssrally accepted fact; Il you con.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04

What IL Our Duty I'm Local Option
To The Editor of the Dispatch:
Unfortunately the present drinking
customs lead to such disastrous re-
suits in blighting brilliant intellects,
in degrading honored names, in destroy
ing the peace and happiness Of families,
in causing distressing privations and
misery, and leading to so many crimes,
that it should cause all who wish their
fellow.m men prosperity and happiness
here and hereafter to aid in any way in
removing temptations through winch so
many of our neighbors are suffering.
We are told that local option will not
benefit, as it will be openly violated.
Of course that depends upon the ma
.jority OF the people. II they are in
earnest they will cause the law to be
respected if they are lukewarm it
will be avoided. II the sentiment Of
the church-going people was healthy
the side.doors of the saloons would now
be closed on Sunday, aud drinking and
games Of all sorts carried on in them to
the ruin of so many would be stopped.
High license is now advocated by
some who prior to this law being
passed were entirely passive to the in
furious drinking customs. 1t is only
natural that different opinions should
exist, but as our jealous temperance
friends have got a law passed which
would undoubtedly elevate and cause
prosperity if carried out, ought not all
well-wishers Of our race to join in and
aid IN procuring such benefits? All
business except liquor would be i'm
mensely assisted. The money now
wasted in drink would go to buy
clothing, shoes, and food for many des-
titute families. The men who are now
often untitled to prosecute their voca-
tions would earn much more money
and spend it buying many needed
articles and articles of luxury,
the demand for which would en-
ploy now idle labor. Fine intellects
now muddled with liquor would unfold
schemes Of advancement and We have
naturally energetic men amongst US
who are now untitled by drinking who
would develop labor employing BUSH
nesses, which are so much needed. The
savings OF money, time, and unitness
now lost by multitudes through drink
would be expended so as to cause them
selves and others to prosper. En-
ployers would be able to pay better
wages. which they can only do in pros
porous times.
An instance to bear out the above
opinion was related to me and others
By . merchant doing business on Cary
street . few days since. lie stated
that some time ago he arrived
At Ronceverte, w. Va, and said to
the landlord Of the hotel that he would
like drink of whiskey, who told him
to 20 next door, which he found va,
drugstore. lie went up to the proprie-
tor and told him what he wanted. when
he replied. Are you sick9" He said,
/" No; vhys" lie then said, 81 can
not supply you, as prohibition prevails
IN this place" He then seat back to
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04
Local option as a n"s~i ESpedieni

Local option a. n h"Sai ENpedienf'
To the Editor of the Dispatch
"The experience Of the localities
where such laws have been in force is
that crime is greatly diminished, jails al
most emptisd, and inmates Of poor
houses very much reduced in number"
Rev. j. b. Crenshaw, in Dispateh Of
the l4th instant.
Mr.. Crenshsw and others Who make
such assertions rely on individual tes-
timony. We could meet their witnesses
With others equally reliable to show
that The statement is unworthy. or at
lsast doubtful; but ws prefer 70 meet
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04
SEWING MACHINES.
COCRT ORDERS.
COURT ORDERS.
nULD d CA RRIN G L o n,
~ TRUSTEES,
VI.
MCFARLAND. &c,
IN THE CHANCERY COURT OF TIE
CITY OF RICHMOND

The following is an extract from the de-
cree entered in this cause on The Zoth June,
1880:
The Court doth a1Judge, order, and de-
cree that the said report Is hereby recon-
mitted to said Com missioner Evans. VINO
shall reform the same according 10 the
principles OF this decree; aud said com-
missioner shall specially inquire and report
TO whom and Ia what proportions the one
half OF the net proceeds Of the Dock lot.
hereinbefofe ment ,0ned. shall be paid under
the principles heTeinbefore deereed
q WHEEL eY the claim OF Woodlief sgainst
MacfaTiand has been paid In whole or Ia
part ard what. n anything, Ii due and
owing on account Of this claim 20 the said
Peter ". Moodiief and Francis II. smith
RESPECTIVELY, or 10 either Of them.
s. What II anything, Il due from the
estate OF william h. Mcfarland on the
ella NJ asserted by the executors Of Andrew
Bierne and set forth IN she petition In re.
speet thereto nled by some o. the children
OF William II. Mcfarland, and TO whom u
Is due.
4. " hat. II anything. Is due on the claim
asserted in the petition filed In this cause
by the devisees Of PHILIP 81. George Cooke.
The commissioner wal continue the an
nual settlement OF the accounts OF the trus-
tees.
Tne Commissioners will report his pro.
ceedipgs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04
WATCHES. yEWELsv. -.
COMH. SEE. AND BE sArISC

COME, SEE, AND BE Salts
" FIED.-f can sell . wATcu tokA
New York. Foriy years' pvsoficni expsrt.
eDee warBnts me In SayiDx they ere -
perfect as time neeping mAchinse can b
made. Exs mined aud regulated for The
pocket by myself: guaranteed for two yeAn.
Sent safe aud fIee by mall or express.
ID. BUCHANAN. Goldsmith.
Ill Broad street. Richmond. aud
mn so Petersburg. w.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04
SKIN- AND BL00D-DISEASES,
~ FROM PlAIPLES To SCR0FULA,
CURED BY CUTlCURA.

Hundreds Of letters In our possession,
copies OF which may be had by return OF
mail. repeat this story have been terri
bic sufferer for years from Diseases of the
Skin and Blood; have been Obliged To shun
public places by reason OF my dis0guring
humors: have had the best phi physicians. have
spent hundreds OF dollars, and got no relief
until | used the CUTICURA REMEDIES. which
have cured me and left my skin aud blood
AS pure as q childs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04
To TRAvElLERs.
ITO. FOR EUROPE.-REPRESENr-

ITO. FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
i l. ING all first-class ocean steamship
lines. we are prepared 10 get the beet &C.
con M odatiors on The most reasonable
terms. Bsrths secured by telegraph. ana
all arrangements made for parties before
starting. Railroad. and stea mship.ticksts
TO all points in the United states aud
EuIope. sleeping and par.or.car accom-.
modatiobs reserved. Passengers and bag.
gage called for at hotels and private resi-.
dences for all ira ms and siea ~ boats leaving
the city. Baggage checked 10 destination.
Agents on ali trains To attend 10 passengers
and their baggage. Information cheeffully
given by letter sr otherwise.
a. W. CARRIER.
Proprietor Richmond Transfer Company
end General Raiiroad- aud Steamship
Ticket ONCE, 1000 Main street.
NH S2-In Su&Tu3n
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04
AEHNE.rHn EAn.

CEINE-rHREAD -MNmn
~ numbers and qualities;
soft. Medium. aud MArt.L sid 1et1e>
fwines: 6sine-Lines. Yawk.n3. cog)A
Cork~ood. leads. &C.; Linen 0il.Seettnos
VI our oxn manutaeturs fisnssu,en'e Oh
Clothiny and Rubber Boo'A Lowest pslsoo
l. LIcHRExsTElx,s soSA
nFant Rsine.Thsead. usrvAnte1 = size 0op
ufRsf:op. Fyks@As0 hooped reudy @e -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04
SUN nER RESORTS.

DAWLEY SPRINGS. VIRGINIA.
IL have egsiD assumed the position OF Gen.
ersl Superintendent of the Rzwiey spSings.
the fiDest Chaly oeate Waters iD the South.
This mountain resort has been greatly Inn.
proved aud offers the greatest attractions
10 both health and pleasure. seeker our
animal pamphlet. giving . fua description
OF Rawley, It's attractions, advantages
rates. &C, win shortly be issued.
J. n. WOODWARD.
mn 7-autMy1 General Superintendent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04
ITO LADIEs.-ARE you CORFU

Il LENTs-CORPCs LEAN Is . safe. per-
manent, and nealthful flesh reducer-tsn
10 fifteen pounds mouth. No poison.
ADfPO. NALENE never falls 10 psfn1as
pently develop tho bust and form. Non.
Injurious. Beauty OF face and form secured
TO every lady using our TOILET REQUf.
SITf<-une xceiled IN America for removing
skim hi FINISHES. Gesh-worms black heads).
wrinkles, pockmsrks, &C Send 10 cents
STAMPS or silver for particulars testimo-
mails, SC, by return mall. Mention the ar
tlcle wanted.
CHICHESTER CHEMICAL co.
1918 Madison Square, Philadelphia, ~.
"a ll.anSuost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04
COVERED WITH SALT RHEUM.

CUTICURA REMEDIES are the greatest
medicines on earth. Had the worst case OF
salt Rheum In this country. My mother
had IL twenty years. and in fact died lrom
10. believe CUTICURA would have saved
her life. My arms, breast, and head were
covered for three years which nothing re-
ileved or cured until 1 used the CUrICURA
RFsoLNENT internally and CUTICUEA and
CUTICURA SOAP externally.
L. ". ADAMS. Newark q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04
HEAD. FACE. AND BODY RAW.

commenced to use your Gun fCURA RENE
DIES last July. My head and face and some
parts OF my body were almost raw. Ny
head was covered with scabs and sores, and
my suffering was fearful. had tried every
thing [ had heard OF In the last and West.
My case was considered a very bad one. |
have now not particle OF Skim Humor
about me, and my case is considered won
deTful, Mrs, 8. T.. WHIPPLE.
Decatur Mich.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04
ECZEMA FROM HEAD TO FEET.

Charles kayre Hinkle. Jersey City Heights
n. j.. writes " My son. a lad OF twelve years.
Was completely cured OF q terrible case Of
Eczema by the CUTICURA REMEDIES. From
the top OF his head 10 the soles OF his feet
was one mass OF sea lbs. Every other reme-
dy and physicians had been tried In vain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04
RLAIR's CnLORAL TnYMOL

= us:fai 70 doctor and patient. WIN IN
fused In the spaltment 10 disinfsels The ~
tendsnts ~ web ~ the SICK. Ia neeslg
every instance In which 10 has been ueo6 u
, ,a, el,y \ nss prevented ths syrsa1 e -:
SCARLET fever, beyond the sick ruom.
~ 10 the most agreeable, innocent on1 -
fctlve destroyer " tad odou and dissaGe
germs yet offered 70 the public. Is 30
cured wnooping'coush IN . rsmA ably
For ale BY druuis,A Price. % cents .
bottle. aon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04
~~,.,,Szlgre,..1IrI 1ss1n -, 1<>.-
DICKINSON'S PHOSPHATfOs
~ ELIXIR


A copssitusionaI rsme6y S0s
Disorders Of the Diesss:ve 0Fssss end usss
vous system. Dyspspsia, Lon Of Appsieeb
Nervous. and Sick. headache. Heartburn.
and General Debility.
Ask ysur drucgist for eircuiar with cersias
Gates OF cures.
For ssle nj oil drussiores. NH -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04
EDUCATIONAL.

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES or
i WASHINGTON AND LEE USINERST-
TY Will at IFS next stated meeting. TUBS.
DAY, June Is. 1855. elect q PRofESsOB
OF MORAL PHILOSOPHY AND BELLES-
LE1TRES and a PkOfESsDB ofCHE-
NISTkY AND GEOLOGY. Communica-
tons may be addressed to
JACOB FULLER,
secretary Board OF Trustees
NH rs. sust Lexington, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04

ELECTION OF PROFESSIONALS
H. Trustees OF Rich mond College will pro.
ceed. at their annual meeting, on the 9zD
OFJUNE NEXT 20 ELECT 4 PROFESSOR
or THE SCHOOL OF ENGLISH. Applica-
tons. with testimonials. may be nled With
the undersigned. q. n. RfLAND,
Secretary.
RICHMOND, VA. NH 2i-eodtMyl6
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04
DISSOLUTION a pARrNERsnlPs.

ut. PAUL. MINI. March 2s 1889.
THE FIRM OF McCLUNG, Nc
i MURRAN & CURRY was this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
mr. MANLY Is. CURRY Will continue In
the REAL ESTATE BUSINESS and offers
his services to such as desire To invest In
this rapIdly.growipg and prosperous city.
During the past eighteen months his frm
made for their customers nom % To 100
per cent on the money Invested. Corrs-
spondence solicited and references fur.
nIshed. MANLY n. CURRY.
Box 2365, 81. Paul. MINI.
an l.diwNtSu4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04
CUTICTR\ KEMEDIES

ore sold everywhere. Price: CUTfCURA,
soc: RtsOLvESr, 81; SOAP, csc. Prepared
by the POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL
COMPASY, Boston Mass.
send for How To Cure Skin. Diseases
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04
MONUnEN ~. CCRBIsG. Ac.
CAPITOL MARBLE-W0RKS,
~ 203 AND 205 EAST GRACE sIRKEr
RICHMOND, Va.
j. II. Brown q Co.. PfoprietOrh

After many yean' experience In the mar.
bic business as earvens. We respectfully ans
nounce that we are prepared Ia furnish all
kinds OF FoREIoN ASD DOMESTIC MAR.
BLES at short notice. We manufacture
our designs ourselves. and cen furnish from
the smallest Tomb 20 this largest snd moae
elaborate Monument at 10 sest priecx We
use the best and most durable Marble. ~
Inmates Z ven on Granite Monuments. Curb
Ing and Bnilding.Wofk. All vork guArAns
iced. Designs nee on application.
NH s.ru. eAsulm
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04
coxxissloSsx,s oyyIcx. !

RicHnosD. March 10. 1855.
that ] have liked on TUESDAY the 21th
day Of April, lss5. at "a clock ~. - the
time. snd my Office. Ina said city. - the
place. 10 make The foregoing iuquiriea
THOMAS J. EyANA
nh 2i'Satw Commissioner.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04

CUTiCURA ANTI-PAIN sglcA
~ PLASTER is q new. original. tS'yN
elegant, and infsllible antldote TO ~ XII
Pain and Inflammation, Danish. "a IAN
ing Rheumatic. Neuralgia, Sci <SSH22
attic Sudden Sharp, and Nervous
Pains as by magic. Al druggists. 2jc.
nah 31-W(w)SSu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04

ST. PAUL, MINI. March 20. 1881.
THE FIRM OF MCCLUNG. MC.
i MURRAN a CURRY having this day
been dissolved by mutual consent Mr..
MANLY Il. CURRY takes this opportunity
to offer his services To such as may desire 10
invest in real estate In the Northwest. He
has peculiar facilities for making sdre aud
profitable investments, and refers 10 oil who
have dealt with his firm In the past. Corre-
pondence solicited.
MANLY II. CURRY.
Post-Ofiice Box 2s6o. ~. Paul. Ainn.
ap l.dIwAtSu4t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04
March 20, 1856.
Taxes and Local Option-Iefter from
Cove rnOr CoIquItr. OF GeOrgin.

ASHLAND, VA, April |, 1856.
10 tie Editor of the Dispatch:
The following letter from Senator
Colquitt is in answer to the question
whether the effect Of local option, which
has prevailed in portions of Georgia for
many years and now exists over almost
the entire State, has increased the taxes
there. 1t may throw light upon the
question here:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04
I)ILEs.

Final cure In ten daya aud never returna
No purge, no salve. no suppository. Sunee.
ers will learn Of simple remedy free ~
addressing Z. j. MASON.
min al .eodem rs Nassau street. n. Y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04

DENNYROYAL .-CH1.
i CaEsTERs ENGLISH 1.-THE original
and only genuine. safe and reliable. ~.
Bile to ladies. Ask your druggist sor CHI
CHEsTERS ENGLISH" aud take no
other or inclose four cents lstamps) To -
for Particular Ia letter by rvturn mel.
Name paper. CHlCHEsTEk CHEMICAL
CO., aS1S Madison Square, philadelphia,
Pa. AT druggists Trade supplied b.
rhornbury q Ramos. 10 is-SA.8uATuly
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-04

GRCBS, Pimples. skin.Rlemishes. aud
Baby Humors CURED BY (UTICrRA SOAP.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-06
THE CRINEsE INDEMNITY BILL.

1t must be grieyous to the anti
Chi2ese shriekers 70 know that some
Congressman have so far recovered from
their fear of the rabble that a. insanely
bowling against the heathens, as to be
able to do an act of justice towards the
despised Mongolisns. The Senate has
passe the bill to indemnify the Chinese
who were the victims of the Rock
Springs riots last fall, the appropriation
for the purpose being $4,000 A
few years ago, when Denis Kearnev
was in power and the insane doctrines
of the Sand Lots were raging through
the land. Congressman would have
stood aghast at proposition to indem-
nifty Chinese for any losses suffered at
the hands of any white men who could
vote or influence voters. Ii will be re-
membered that when the un-republi-
can, IN American bull for excluding
Chinese from this country was before
Congress, only now and then a member
OF either branch dared raise his voice
against the measure, while dozens were
anxious to make themselves heard in
advocacy Of the bill. Very few of these
latter knew anything against the Chi
nese. but they knew that to attack the
Aongolians was the proper thing to do,
and would win votes from q certain
class. 1t is good sign that the indem-
nifty bill was acted upon so promptly,
and passed by so large majority: it
indicates that our legislators have not,
IN their mad desire to retain their
places. lost all sense of consistency,
md forgotten that America set
put with an idea and policy in
regard 70 mankind. which cannot with
put endansering the republic in its form
Of government. be set aside or reversed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-06-06

Tbs HERALD's Washington special
received at lsts hour last night, n
tains most of the text of the amend
ments which the House judiciary Com
'mittee has made to he new Edmund,
bin The new bill. is naonstrOns IN 1t.
provisions, but we are not certain that
it is not better that it should be SO. be-
cause t is so Outr geOusly unrepubli
can and aagrantly yioiative of the prin
eiples.of political and religious freedom.
that we cannot believe it possible Coz
gress will pass or the President ap-
prove it. The bill, as amended, will be
reported to the H Juse on Monday, ana
as a mater of course take its place III
the calendar. Its friends will hardly
expect to get The measure up this SEES
sion of Congress.