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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
GorlzAM's LATEST MYSTERY.
unidentified MutilnIcd BODY Found
la EsY o Sections.

New York, June 2S.-The muiated
body that was found in two sections, one
in East river on Saturday, the other In
the northern part Of this city OH Sunday,
has not been identified. a number Of
persons have visited the morgue to-day,
thinking they might recognize tho body
rs That of Il missing friend or relatives
but none could identify tho body. One
evening paper has offered $1,000 ana
another 5000 for a solution or the mys-
terry.
Coroner's Physician O'Hanlon made
ahother examination OF the body this Of
lernoon. Afterward he snid that who
ever had cut up the body, while he
might not have been q surgeon, mus [
nave known something OF the human
ahnto1|y,. as he .hal cut the body In
phr's eTNlharE the Sats, and lslilfe wou3d
meet the least resis tance In the c1yt
or the legs the cuts had been madn slant
inS instead OF directly across. This was
me easiest way to make the cuts. But
me physician admitted that the cutter
may nave struck the easiest and simplest
way 10 DO his horrible work by mere n G.
cideht. sun he did not think that pos
slnie, ana thought even Il butcher ac-
cuStomed 10 the killing and cutting IN
OF animals could not have done tho wori.
so well as 1t has been done. 1t was said
ny 4 physician to-day that tho parts Of
NC body had been boiled. This Dr
. llanlon does not believe The peculIar
appearance of the fragment found in tho
uppef part OF the city was due 10 its "
ing In the sun before being wranped ho
thinks. e
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PRICE TWO CENrIse

no" suhsisting upon dry bread with not
cfeI' me nope Of getting this sort of
ioou "ncn the present scanty supply is
exhausted The distressing cry for food
Is heafd III almost every quarter, and
uhleSS some speedy relief is secured
great suffering will be the result While
other nir Is greatly needed, still we
shall only solicit the mcans upon which
life can Subsist."
Inc relief committec ut Gainesville
state ti2- they arc receiving q great
many earnest appeals for help and are
powcriess to give much assistance The
FUNDS In the hands of the conlmittt. have
been exhausted. From another. source
1t is learned that the necessity for i'm
mediate relief is; very pressing. Corn
and bacon are what are most needed
In view OF these revelations til Jack
sonvillc storm relief association have
decided to ask for additional help ana to
importunc the Governor to ala by max
in@ apcalS to tho cities ana towns
throughout Florida
An appeal is also to be made throug h
the Mayors. Boards OF Trade, ana other
local organizations asking that the peo-
pie come together and contribute what
they can. The aJcksonville Association
has disbutsca $500. leaving III the trea-
Sury only a little more than 500, which
has been voted for the purchase OF ba-
con, -four, meal, Erits. ana corn upon re-
QUESTION from the local committees ask
ing for the help.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29

Jacksonville, Ella. June 2S.--Urgcnt
appeals for aid are coming in afresh
from that part or .ilucha county which
was devastated by the great hurricane
Of September Goth. The destitutlon an
pears TO be greater than at any time
since the catastrophe. Alucho county
Is situated In the centre OF the pcnins,i-
la, midway between Jacksonville and
Cedar Keys. Ae request for help has
been receivd from citizens OF Trenton,
in which the following statements were
made:
while we most gratefully acknowl,
edge the generous assistance retg gived
directly after our prosperous county
was almost devastated, still the pitiful
condition OF our people inspires this
earnest appeal for help at this season.
Many families within our borders are
uRon the very verge OF atagXation-ara
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
TfHE BIG CH0EUs.
a Full Rehearsal Given ut ", 1T. C.SA.s
L.nNt NIgIlt. s;..sS

The first rehearsal Of the CloWardt
chorus i'll preparation foi,it exci1rsioi,S
to Soldiers Home, was held at ~. ~ D
=. a. nall last night, and despite iie5
fact that the rehearsal was called aisYiSs
ply by announcement in the press, thare:
were over three hundred present sEsS asss s
The return OF Professor f Iowa, IA
was warmly greeted as he entered ztEa3
since their recent success, he, In s naafs
speech. praised their work d ana III 81
pressed himself as happy with The pros
pect Of directing them again. TtIwas d A.
nollnced that the date had AZ not y Fbesns
ance at the Home, but would Sc sat t1af1S
tomorrow and announced In the 33gp 3
pers. ff,. syyf5ssSf.aSss5
The chorus showed UP IN .axcel1antf
form IN singing the principal pieces .fa.
henrsed being some patriotic il miisics
prepared especially for the Home Ipagsrss
formance. yss! !s5{ as ssy%sSSS4 4sffs5Sg f f5g
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
HOUSE COMMITTEES
Speaker Feed Says He Has the Matter Of
appointment Under Consideration.
FEW CHANGES IN GUARDIANSHIP
Hcmand "f the E'Np,tliats for ssecos.
Haiicy OF Texas, VIII re
consulted I"rthe Minority--A etunl
W"rfk No. Begun.
Washington, June 2S.

Speaker Reed said to-day that he hnd
the matter Of the appointment OF the
ilouSe committees under considerable ion
ana unless something now unforeseen
occurred to change his present inclina-
i1on he would prepare the list and sub
mt 1t prior to the final adjournment
inc Speaker has had ample opportun-
ny during the extra session for uscer-
tanning the wishes and the uualifica-
ions OF lnemberS for committee assign
ments, ana although the actual work Of
preparing the committee lists has not
been begun the task will prolalbly he
rendered easier than usual by the fact
mat most Of the Chuirmcn OF the mpOr-
tant committees In the last House are
members OF the present House. and the
speaker has now u personal tlcquaint-
ance with all the new members.
one OF tho Interesting things In con-
nection with the appointment OF the
committees is the disposition to he
maze or the Il Populists. In n written
communication TO tho Speaker enrly In
the session they demanded recognition
on the committees as Il separate party,
heretofore they have not been rcco,-
nized. Neither Speaker Reed nor the
iitc speaker Crisp recognized the party
Whlcn they are members as entitled to
separate recognition, and their assign :
iacnts rs a rule were confined to unim-
poriant committees. None Of tho big
committees. like Ways and Means. For
clSn Affairs or judiciary has had Il
Populist member. Tho Democrats Will
protest II the Populists Gre given reoog,
nition 1T their expense. 1t Is not CON
sluercd ut ali likely that Speaker Reed
VIII see ut to change his policy re-
garding the Popul2ts. When MIR.
Reed comes to make up his lists bc
Will doubtless confer with Mr. Bailey.
or TeXaS, who was selected as the can
dldalc Tor Speaker by the Democratic
caucus. There is no intimation OF any
change In the charmanship OF the prin-
cipnl committees. Where the old chair
men men are members OF the prcsant ,4ausse
they Will doubtless. with possibly an eX-
ceptiOn or two, be rcappointcd
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DASHED TO INSTANT nEATrr.
Derricl Fails with Results Fntnl to
---- Two Hon

Atlanta. Ga. June 2s.A derrick on tho
ROOF or new building fell at one o'clock
ms, Inls oiternoon. Knocking three worlemcn
from Il Scatiord on the ninth story Two
OF Acm were dashed TO instant death ON
the ground. l25 feet below. and the third
was saved III {; miraculous way The
men were standing on n platform which
Skirts the edge OF the ninth floor, when the
derrick fell. the part Of the scnfrord upon
Whlch they stood was swept away and the
men were thrown into space Brown
ErnsDcd ono Of tho derrick ropes as he
shot through the air. AS the boom OF the
hosting engine fell. the ropes OF tho tackle
were set IN motion. one going up and tho
other down. II was Browns good fortune
TO catch the rope leing drawn upward and
ne was hauled safely to the roof
To another boom OF the derrick protect
ing out on the other side Of the building
was attached car in which four men
We're standing. This boom likewise fell
but was held ND by the roof Tho car was
dashed over the side Of the building and
swung there In safety. The men were
being injured
MIR. Cannon. superintendent Of derrlcks
was seen and said:
The killing. OF thes men was no accl-
dent. IT was in my opinion. n plot on the
part OF some one at work on this building
that the derrick should fall"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
CITY OF T'ETEHSRURG.
Drowned In the CnnnI-A Little Shoot.
Ing Sffnir

Petersburg, Va, June 2S.-(Speclal)-
hiile lianna. young man about is
Years or age, was drowned in the canal
in Battersea Yesterday afternoon. re
With some companions, was bathing in
the canal "
Henry Hammett, colored, was shot in
the leg Saturday night. sometime af
yer midnight, by another negro named
kopert Mitchell. Hanmett's wound is
not n serious one
Mr. David Dunlop. ST., accompanied
py his wife and Miss Lottie Johnson.
me latter his wlfe's sister. left this
forenoon for New York, from which
place they viii sail on next Wednesday
for Europe
Mrs. Thomas Pannill, OF this city, has
gone TO Virginia Beach to reopen her
cottage, Wild Rose"
burlnS the month there have been So
deaths In Petersburg; whites, 20; color
cd 50.
\ tug party was given down the Ap-
pomattoN and James river this after
noon IN honor OF Miss Lottie Seldcn, OF
Portsmouth.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
RATES ON CSAT..
Finance Committee Considers tl,e
Subtcct at n SnccInl Mecttu-

Washington, D. c., June 2s-Thero was
4 large gathering Of Republican Senators
at the meeting of Senate Finance Commit
tee at the Arlington hotel tonight. Most
Of he time was spent in discussing the
rates to be imposed on coal, and the prop
osition TO fix them SO that n reciprocal ar
rangement may be arrived at with tho
dominion of Canada. No formal conclu-
sion was reached. the committee dcferring
final action until the meeting tomorrow
morning. Strong arguments wero advanc-
cu by some Of those present In favor of n
rate Of 10 cent per ton on coal, the state
ment being made that the western coal
fields should find Il market in Canada for
an additional million tons per year this
statement being based on reports that
tho new liberal ministry Of the Dominion
would reduce the duty on imports or
American coal To similar amount, and
enter into reciprocal arrangement with the
United States. After the meeting one
monlber Of the committc advanced the
opinion that the rate to be finally fixed
would be 6Ii2 cents per ton, but that there
would be no provision for a reciprocal
agreement
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
LOCAL IsIsEvITIEB.
M ttnor Mention Of Various Matters nt
Interest.

officer Childress is on duty again ar
ter an Illness 81
Mr.. Lloyd c. Blicls is confined to ~,
home by Illness.
AIRS. George L. Cole and children. OF
ltoilnolIc, Va, are visiting Mrs n r
f'r0Wer. NO II Shield street. this cItv.
MISS Hattie Parker, OF Suffolk Va
and Miss L. Warner Courtney r. ot
northumberland county, Va, are the
guests OF Miss r. Vneilia Jonos NJ
los Butte street ~
a drunken belligerent sailor had to
ne taken off an Ocean View train sun
uaS night. He was placed under arrest
,liiu ,ls or9ugnt to the city for q hearing
before Justice Hawks >
Mr.. James G. Martin. OF this civ ana
MISS Mary Lee F'itzhugh, dauchtsr Of
Mr William Dell ITitz Hugh Of C,,lnan-
per- va. VIII be married today in the
1'resbyterian church in that place
HIhe annual picnic and excursion ne
the Freemason Street Baptist Sunday
school to Buck Roe beach yia nld
FONT, will be given to-day. Boats leave
hay Line wharf at 700, 1890 IL 80 a. N
and 400 p. m. Leave Old Point at :O0
and 6:15 p. m
W. II. Taylor the popular traffic man
nger or the Atlantic ana Danville rail-
ROAD. IS once more back at his desk,
having entirely recovered from the sa-
we're operation performed upon him
some time ago at the ST. Yncent's hos
Dital
Captain George M Williams. who
has been IN command Of the T'ui; Asher
j. Hudson since she was Built, has re-
signed his position to engage in the
ship brokerage and liglterage business
with Messrs. T.. y. Williams & CO. He
will be succeeded by Captain ]. Cot
trel, late or the United States revenue
cutter service.
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that it was time the attention Of the
Attorney General and the United States
District Attorneys was called to the
frequent and fragrant violations OF the
law by the Sugar trust. The Senator
declared that the Sugar trust was the
most arrogant and iniHuitous in the
world.
Mr.: Allen, resuming, declared that the
country was "rotten With trusts" every
article we eat and wear and use being
judiciary, and the executive author-
ties are impotent and powerless to act,
according to those who argued that the
federal laws cannot reach the trusts
lie maintained that the laws are sufti-
cient If energetically enforced, but that
the authorities have not executed them
With zeal.
Ar Mantel moved to amend the pend
ing hide paragraph by including skins
or goats, angora sheep, kangaroos, etc,
at 20 per cent. advalorem; rejected. The
vote was then taken on the hide para
sraph, as amended by the committee,
making the duty 20 per cent. adj ralo-
rem, and 1T was agreed to, 80 to 20.
ihe glove paragraphs were taken up
and agreed TO without change from para :
graph 42S to 434
Mr.. Allison proposed a substitute for
paragraph 2l5. relating to cattle, as fol-
lows Less than year old, 50 head;
Oil all other cattle, If valued at not more
ithan S14. $3.50 q head: valued at more
than $l4 and more than $50, 25 per cent.
ad Nalorem; valued at more than $25, 80
Per cent" Tho substitute was agreed
to.
The bill was laid aside al O'Clock. and
after an executive session the Senate ad-
journed.
SHORT SESSION.
The session Of the House to-day lasted
only long enough to call the roll on Mr..
DnsleEs motion to adjourn The next
session will be held Thursday
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29

While walking along Water stret last
night about II o'clock with woman
Jack Hunt. colored man, was shot
IN the shoulder by an unknown negro
armed with a pistol He came to the
police station whore physician was
summoned and attended him. The BAN
apparently Of 32-calibrc, entered the
right shoulder just below the neck, and
took a downward course, innictine. q
painful, though doubtless not q danger
GUS wound. Hunt has no idea who
his assa;lant was or the cause Of the
assault. The fellow made his escape.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
Tylcr's Lead Ginning.

Kichmond. Va, June 2S.-Returns from
been received and tho forty delegates to
Ihe state Democratic convention elected
saturday, are instructed for Tyler for
oral - 80
Brunswick county today elected her del
esates, II In, number TO the State Demo
cratic convention. It Is believed that Il
ar, are FOR Tyler for Governor and two for
Warwlck's two delegates TO the State
ca ior Baker =. Lee for Governor, and are
understood to be for Ellyson as second
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
I.ynci,ins in aatssisstnni

Aberdeen. Miss, June 2S-A negro
named Perry Gillian. was forcibly taken
from the Monroe county jail late Ia 81
night. carried five miles from town, and
nuhS 70 a tree IN the middle OF the big
road, where his body was found earjv
TINS morning. He was the negro charc-
ed with having robbed a white woma n
at Okolona Saturday afternoon and nj.
tempted Il criminal assault upon her. TIo
was recognized by her out Of Il party OF
dozen arrested, as being the guilty
person. The court and officers at Oko-
Iona, fearing q lynchng. removed tho
negro to Monroe county jail at Aberdeen
Saturday evening.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
Ttlnlin Nofes

= The marriage of Miss Bette Williams, of
Parkcr, OF Poplar Branch, n. G., viii
'ake place Tuesday, the 29th at p. m.
,,,lmImie Jimmie Buchanan. grandson OF Jas p.
with brain fever go
:. Brs Betsie Whitchurst, on Lynnhaven
rlvGr IS very H. She Is 81 years old.
day. ' " 'eus.9s
Judge and Mrs. l., D. Wctmorc left for
neSdaV " ~
Dr.. Perkins. of Princess Anne court
mouse, father Of DR. Rob Perkins, of Nor
tolk. and Miss Fannie Land, OF London
Bridge. were married few days ago.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
JahuK.. Training nsnrd.

New York, June 2S.-Johu T.. Sullivan
Is working like q beaver at Muldoon's
Retreat. near White Plains. 50 that he
may make u good showing in his six
round bout with Fitzsimmons on July
9TH. Nobody expects him to get into the
best of trim on such short notice, hut the
indications are that he will be able to
give the champion good argument for
elk rounds
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
NORFOLK vIRGINIAN: TUESDAY JUNE 80 1so7

Line Industrial Traing School," It's tour
Southwark will be in the nature OF q tri-
umphad progress OF educa ton, and the
enterprise OF the Scahoard Air Line in
thus trying to build up and develop the
vast country from which Il draws its
patrona &c is but another evidence Of the
roads policy Of progress
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
IRON Works Resumed.

Reading. Pa. June 2S.--After being
ldle tor some weeks, the tube department
and the sheet mill Of the Reading iron
Works resumed operations to-day The
former gives employment to over 900
hands. while $50 will be given work y /
the sheet mill, -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
An Old virglnin DarKey

Philadelphia, June 2S-NIrs. Priscilla
fitzgerald, colored woman formerly n
slave In Virginia. died at the home Of her
son here today, aged lis years. Mrs. Fit
gerald was born on q Virginia plantation
on Christmas day, 1882
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
Deninlby Gcnero, .oo

Washington, june 2S.-The State Depart
ment has received q statement from Con
SUI General Lee at Havana, in which he
declares that his son had no connection
Whatever with the prema ture publication
somo time ago OF the Ruiz rcport
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29

washington, Juno 2s.-Unless the cond,
ton OF public business prevents, Presi-
Friday for visit to Canton, Ohio, They
&ill remain putu AondaN
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
A Generous Cir.

Staurton, Va, June oS,-Jomos {, c.r
ter the New York lawyer, has contriSut
Sn Si, S3,on n0n &c TO the Randolph-Tuc Memo
Tial naii 70 be ERECTED at Washington and
OF $4,000 for the accommodation of the law
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
Collector nsarkans Con6rmea,

Washington, June 2S.-Thc Senate to-
day confirmed the nomination OF II. S
Harklns TO be collector Of internal seve-
nue. for the Fifth District Of North Caro-
lima.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
Nine Children s,IlIcd.

Madrid, June 2S-'Ninc children have
been killed and many others Injured bv
the collapse OF & church at Solana, In
the proYiRee. Of Ciudad Real
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
E'uucrni OF NsrG, g.itrl,GeII.

Mr.. J. w. Ltchtleld for fourteen
years an !nvalfd from chronic rheumn-
tism. died at the residence Of his tiaigt-
ter Mrs. \. j I2elanga No. 2.2 Chaue!
street, Saturday evening about $50
O'Clock His remains We're Inferred
Sunday afternoon at o'clock in the
family burying ground in Seaside Neck,
Princess Anne county Mr. Litchfield
was man Of sterling character, and
much liked. especially by those who
knew him best. He expressed himself
as being perfectly resigned to death.
The biggest cotton mill In the South
Is going up In the mountainous region
thtytY miles WsAt OF RiSnliEghanh Ala. "
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29
TO, ,file s,n.,n4

The trip to the capes on the ST aiiItsi,
Endaavor Sunday afternoii Il 3*W u 81 sss g iias.z
5lightful. The boat was all thnt ssct,siIa
be desired IN speed and a,,pnifitfnentsss ~
the company agreaa BILE. tile Hiluisic ~ ai.s
5oyable and the breeze, just Il git Sto
be !nvigoratng. It Is bideafS trfffSfgR
q hot day. The public Will he b plea1 asa
TO learn that the mana agenen IS col tetii.
plates running these excurst6lls ls q aV srsa &
Sunday during the SUNNI er n
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29

After all the best d lveat asa ri sYf f,sss
Newest Discovery In pair ISss Ga 81 trlsSa
tlon Of teeth are the pa atiemt tsss taSIsss
number, 2s4 Main streat. Hnnias ISen
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-06-29

"A man often SAYS: my business
Is different from any other kind: It's
almost Impossible to advertise my
misunderstanding Of What advertis-
ing Is. It is making q business known
10 those who ought to know it. This
WI WIPE Pc done with any business
Wolstan Dixey, III p. l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-17
A COOL RECEPTION.

Governor C. W. Atkinson, the chief ex-
ecutive of the State, arrived here last
night from Charleston and was a guest Of
the Blennerhassett leaving this morning
for Clarksburg. where he goes on some
legal business. While he was in the city
we did not notice any Wood county Re
publicaus falling over each other to give
him the glad hand Of welcome but he got
the marble heart all around. 1t was chill
Iy all around and it affected the atmos-
phere 10 such an extent that fires were
comfortable to-day. Considering the fact
that the Governor has so literally re-
warded the faithful of Wood county, his
reception here was rather frigid. He was
accompanied here by Randolph stalnaker
who was on his way to Wheeling.-Par-
kersburg Sentinel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-17
NOTES OF THE B. & O.

p G O. traits managers have made
fnel arrangements for adopting the ton
mage system Of handling freight. and it
will go into effect May 1st. The unit Will
be 1900 pounds Agents at stations where
cars are loaded or received from connect
ing lines will ascertain the gross weight
of car and load. reduce it to units and
mark the number OF such units with a
large figure in blue pencil on the car card
a well as on the card manifest.
A large number Of B. & o. officials were
in Pittsburg Thursday looking over the
Company's property there.
The B. & o. is to at once reduce It's
heavy grades on the gainesville branch
and work has already commenced.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-04-17
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.


Clerk Watkins explained these estimated
receipts in detail item by item, showing
that his statement was a very conserva-
tive one. and one which will most likely
he actually realized. The itemized eXpla-
nation of the Clerk was accompanied by
n running fire of questions and alleged
ordinations and answers which We're not
always lucid. this arising from the mex
perience of the members of the Commit
tee and their lack of familiarity with the
subject. For instance, before the Com
mittee approved or passed on the esti-
mated receipts. and compiled by the Clerk,
it Jumped in and allowed the Water Board
estimate, and then passed to the gas
works.
Attention was called to the fact that
the estimates had not been objected to,
amended OF approved. and the Committee
dropped the matter of appropriations and
took up the estimate. 1t was gone
over by items, and the official total was
declared to be SiO6,62659.
Then the Committee went back to the
gas works. and discussed the affairs Of
this department very fully. In addition to
the estimated receipts of $9S,0OO the Board
asked TO be relieved of the overdraft of
S9.GJ149 The Committee finally agreed to
allow the Board its receipts, it to take
care of the overdraft as best it could.
Other items i'm the nature of fixed
charges were taken up in turn, and as n
result the schedule of estimates was fixed
up to look like this as a whole