davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11

ONLY Second to His Father In tho tste' IN
of the students,


LEXINGTON. VA. Feb. SPECIAL
4 mass-meeting of the students of Wash
inctou and Lee University was called
Yesterday for the purpose Of expressing
regrets al losing General Gusts Lee ms
president OF the University After me
meeting was called 10 order by the cha.r-
man. Mr.. H. H. Wayt. the following res'-
lutlons we're adopted.
whereas. it has become known that
General g. W. c. Lee has finally deter
mined 10 retire from the presidency Of
Washington and I.ee University be lt by
the students Of the University
Resolved. That General Lee. by his nm
falling courtesy on all occasions. ms ready
sympathy with an legitimate student en-
terprises. and his many acts OF personal
Kindness and substantial aid. has cndeared
himself 10 all who have been students
OF this University during his administra-
ton and won n place in the esteem and
affection of AN the friends Of the tnl-
versitv second only 10 that accorded his
uustrious father. and that 10 is with deep
and unfegned regret that We view MS
resignation from the position which h"
has so long held. and hope that Doe may
not find it necessary 10 wholly sever his
connection with the University. aud may
continue 10 make his home among MS.
Committee on Resolutions. Messrs. w.
r. Vance. Arthur b. LaFar. and Battle
McLcster.
A meeting OF the Board Of Trustees
OF Washington and Lee University mas
been called for next Thursday. the llth
instant for tho purpose of electng ID
president for the University. Since this
called meeting was announced, many re-
ports have been rumored ass TO who the
next president will De-. but it is impossible
10 get anything authentic. ms the officers
OF the University viii not say word
about the matter Current reports start
ed lately in the neighhoring cities were
started without foundation whatever.
Nothing will be- known until after the
ala. I,.rI rrIrra.F.r
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
WILn BEniETE rHr NEWSPArEBs.
Mckinney VIII Hardly Disoredit Reports
Of Ills IIerIion.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb lo.-Special
Taken i'm connection with the count OF
the electoral vote by the two Houses Of
Congress to-day. it is a singular fact.
that the President-elect will receive no
official notification Of his election.
lie receives all his Information concern
ing the election from the newspapers.
There IS no probability. however that
he will fail 10 give due credit 20 the
reports that reach him.
Senators Martin and Daniel and all OF
the Virginia delegation with the oNcep-
ton Of Representatives Jones Tucker. aud
Thorpe were present today during the
official count Of the electoral vote.
other prominent Virginians on the floor
OF the House were Rcpresentative-elect
John Lamb. James Hay and John T.
Rixcy. Dr Curry. ex-senator Hunton and
Hon. Connally +. Trigg and others.
Hon. $ :. wilkins. ex-member Of the
Virginia House of Delegates was among
the capitol visitors to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
tuIHfCAN MECHANiCs.
They Elect Officers and Decide to Meet III
Washington Next.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA, Feb. 10
Snecial.-The State Council Of Virginia
ana the District Of Columbia order Amer
iran Mechanics In session mere eiec'vu
The following officers for the ensuing year
state Councillor. w a. Clarke; Jr, Oh
Richmond. Vice Councillor n. .. ni' N
- Thompkins OF Richmond; Treasurer.
w y Whitehurst. OF Richmond; Undue .s.
Tor. r.. c. Hart. of Fredericksburg, TX
amjner. r. r.. Stratton, of Richmond :
protector J. O. Fox. Of Richmond. me
rotsrv John Server. Of Philadelphia.
Washington was selected as the next
place of meeting. and February, 1870 as
IN. time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
Iar Maker Light Guard.

The entertainment for the Walker Light
Guard Uniform fund held { he Armory
last night was an unqualified success III
every particular. The seats were hlled
ny clock. and greater part OF inc
ayainable standing room was occupied
by SIS. The basket ball game between
the Regimental and Drum Corps teams
was d splendid one all the way through
and resulted Ia a score of 10 TO in favor
Of the Regmental team. Company . $
company of little girls drilled with their
usual precision winning thunders OF APP
plause from the audience. The medal
for the best drilled was won by MISS
Pauline Meyer. the second sergeant OF the
girls company with Miss Ethel Harris
as close contestant. The medal IS
handsome gold one, inscribed. The
Walker Light Guard to the best drilled
lady. 1897" In the tug Of war Company
F"s team had things all their own way,
and won the box of cigars.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
The Cunboat Alliance.

FORT MONROE. VA. Feb. Especial
The board OF inspection. Of which com
mander Francis W. Dickins IS president
has been in session AT Newport News ior
the last two days. on board the United
states ship Alliance. have finished ana
forwarded their report. The ship VIII
stop coallng to-day, when she VIII drop
down In the Roads and sail FOR the Ne"
York navy-yard Thursday afternoon
where she will be laid up for three months
and receive a thorough over-hauiing.
A new upper deck will be added. which
will increase her carrying capacity one
hundred men. A part Of the appretices
now on board will be transferred TO the
United States receiving ship Franklin AT
the Norfolk navy-yard. and on her ar
rival at New York the balance oil her
crew will be transferred TO the United
States receiving ship Vermont
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
FEATHER and Daughter Quarrel in Court.

FREDERICK CITY. MD. Feb. To-
Perhaps one Of the saddcst ana yet enc
of the most exciting trials mat mas pten
witnessed IN Frederick city TOOK place
i'm the Office Of Police Justice blstr Ne--
terdav afternoon Allen Buricr a we'll
known farmer OF near Mt. Pleas ant
II edeTick county, was arrested chaISeu
with threatening 20 klll ms elthttth-
.year-old daughter, Mr.. Chas NrlKel'
From the evidence adduccd II WIS -io"H
that his daughter Ida had ioIiutu
strong attachment for Charles w tlkeI'
much 10 the displeasure OF her pa. -ul9,
which finally terminated IN ms beihs
forbidden the house. Judauhled 10y p1
ternal objection candcstlne meetings loi
lowed. which met with sucn stern oi,pval-
tion that the young lady ieiV M.l n".,0
and took up her abode VIVID MS Nut
sails. a neighbOr. The daughter ttstlutu
that this 50 enraged her father mat nc
came after her. and 40 the point OF a
pistol escorted her home, dhl al1,i
abusing and intimidating heI WIN u'
and pistol, swore he Wouiu sIoo' doeist
then Kill himself IL She did not uesl9e
from receiving attentions from her y0u"7
realizing she was Of age. she ran on
and married the man OF het t"ol'c.
tho hearing each pare acted as thell
~, connsel and the family affairs were
tborouphiv ventilated. WITH tears
streaming down her cheeks anu sl'oni''5
with emotion the aged mother Di"liN''
her daughter as an aulali'u1 - 49,, ~ ',,
tor and the wreckcr of their home anu
happiness. .+.r,r,cd tn
cross-question his wifes aunt MT. y u -
baum. the rebuke he received i iDia to
was sufficient to require IN. aesorts
w s,s1ny useless ei' for She was determined
S 10 mp vchem.ncc. Notwithstanding in M.
iustice kept constantly rapping ior or amer
and threatening % impose p I ton stiil.
- Che did not sit down ana Keep sun
d IL Sne , u,u dnelly restored when the JUS
,ic e'' requested the youns man 10 o cca or.
MIS- DISCRIMINATION As The pIepo,i' ,ho
nl5 ~ evidence was 900 favor Oh inc
dhce 81 ''i' ,..s dismissed.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11

CREWE. VA Feb lO--Special-Iion
William f. Gaines and other prominent
Republicans We're here Monday for the
purpose. is is understood of making ar
rangements for taking dispositions in the
Thorp-Epps contest.
Mrs. O. \. Fore. formerly of Lynch
burg, has opened a large dry goods and
millinery establishment at Schriber's old
stand. on Carolina avenue.
Arrangements are being made for the
erection of about half dozen residences
here at once.
Mr. Sterling Boisseau is ont again after
a severe attack of lagrippe.
Mr. and Mrs. J. d. Bradshaw. OF Burke
vile, are visiting in Crewo to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
The Great JOseny.

Rafael Joscffys playing VIII De w
IAN concert which will be given here next
wednesday night. 1t is difficult to speak
,calmly of Mr. Joseffy's playing after once
hearing him. Great planists are hot u,1
artist shows powers that no other one
musician has combined. lie II many
and vigorous when an occasion calls Tor
an exhibition of strength. ana he plays
with\the delicacy that no other plaills'
cxhibits IL is safe to say that mis- play
ing will be a revelation 10 Richmond
musicians. and IL Is small wonder that
the advance sale OF seats of Messrs wal
ter ID. Moses & Co store has been al
together remarkable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
\ New Election Bill.

CHARLESTON. W. Ma. Feb. 1o-The
Hunter bill, authorizing the trustees Of
Berkeley Springs 10 execute a lease Of
the springs 10 John T. Herrell, OF Wash
ington, went through the Senate yester-
day, and Is before Governor McCorke
for his approval.
William NJ. o. Dawson. chairman Ct the
Republican State Committee. has dra yn
a new election bill, and had II presented
yesterday. Ii is modelled after the Ohio
lANs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11

MELVILLE. VA. Feb. 10 special. -
nreffv home wedding took place ~ tne
home Of the bride M 4 o'clock thls 80
,ornoon. the contracting parties We're MIS-
Clifford II. White. the beautltul ain A.
o',,niisbed daughter Of Mr. Frank Whlie.
~ Nottowav county. and Mr. Nilii"", NJ, -.
volsteucroft. OF Philadelphia IN lne
bride as>handsomely attlred III D'o""
travelling suit ,......,,,f.,a
The only witnesses We're tne s.',,.. NJ,
families on both sides ana 'no '"',,'t 80
w. - r.viue OF this place. an whose
- Tho bride and groom first met ana
.sn a,,acbment was formed which ter
,,,inated "a happily. The presents We're
',',,,sro,s and very costly Mr. and Mrs
vVoirencroft took the 6:O train Tor an
extended northern trip.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11

Name. Mentioned ss Probable Sus
of Mr.. Leonard.

I, has not vet been decided VINO wiz
bc appointed to succeed the a'e ." -
Leonard as superintendent Of telegram"
for the Chesapeake and OHIO s os,S ner
The position pays salary oil $500 mn en-
annuin. There are several names i ,to,,
s'r"minent among them being Mr.. frcu-
pprick ID Cudnpp. chief operator OF ,ne
Wcstern Union Telegraph Company mere
and MIR w w. Talley. who was aSSo,
.iated with MIR Leonard. Mr.. Cudllpp
go ONT ~ the CITY yesterday. ana 1t was
learned al the office Of the Western
Union here that he would not DE D"cA
Cor a day or two. 49, choe-
General Manager stevens, OF the oh'a
.naake and ohio. who will make the APP
Continent. was out OF the city yester-
day. having left Tuesday night for en-
cinnati. 1t was stated at the once Oh
the Chesapeake and ONO YESTERDAY VA az
The appointment would not be made Tor
several weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11

URBANNA. VA. Feb. .-Special.-A
protracted meeting is in progress at the
Urbanna Methodist church. Rev Mr..
Watts, the pastor is being assisted by
Rev. Banks of New Kent county.
James Teddy. formerly of Richmond.
was shot in the arm with a revolver in a
recent row on Urbanna creek. lie was
not seriously wounded.
Many persons harvested ice during the
recent cold snap. Ice three 10 six inches
thick.
oysters in the Rappahannock river are
very scarce and the oystermen are great
ly complaining.
Il. ; Bristow will erect fine store in
Urbanna.
A large addition will be made TO Hotel
Nelson I'm time for summer boarders
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
Italian symparhi,rr> with Cuba.

ROME. Feb 10.-The Cuban committee
of Italy held meeting here to-day ana
voted their approval Of the action Of the
New York Cuban Committee In rejecting
the reforms offered to Cuba by the decree
recently signed by the Queen Regent Of
Snain. The committee. also. wired 10 the
French Cuban committee expressing hope
that the latter would cooperate with
other Cuban committees 10 the end OF de-
livcrine Cuba from Spanish rule.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11

A Refrigerator Car Blocks the Track Tor
Several Hours.

BURKEvILLE. VA, Feb. lo.-Sp' cal
Subject 10 "A can from Worshipful Master
]. II. Young. Burke Lodge. A. r. ana
A. NJ. held a call meeting Monday night
and conferred the fellowcrait degree on
r. c. Berger. Past Masters {. ;. smith
con and Dr. j. w. Bryant. OF Cre"e
Lodge. ]. S. Price. of Crewe Lodge ana
John b. Ferris. of St johns Louse'
Smithyille. were present
After the lodge adjourn ID the members
ga visitors repaired TO Robertsons Hotel
where banquet was served
A refrigerator ear jumped the track
here to-day while being transferred from
the Southern to the Norfolk and Western
railroad. The wrecking train from the
NorRlk and Western and hands from the
Southern worked on II for several hours
before IL was re-tracked.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11

"My food troubled me very soon a''er cav,
ing. NY kidneys and bladder were auec'eu
SO il was difficult to urnaie freely.
81 used DR.. Greene's Neryura nioou AN, an"
nerve remedy. and can say that these ul .
culiies have left me and my nerves are qnlet
and my food does not distress me. Iee'
without hesitation in saving that thihs pI.
Greene's Neryura blood and nerve remedy mas
produced these favorable results.
If constipated, use DR.. Greeues Catharuc
Pills with the Neryura. =. -
DR.. Greene. 80 West 18th St, New YORK
City, the most successful physician IN curing
nervous and chronic diseases, can DC cou-
suited free, personally or by letter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
THE VIRGINIA. LEAGUE.
Players Being Signed for Ds"''''e nm"
Roanoke Teams.

ROANOKE. VA. Feb. l0.-Speciah-
Manager Dan Kelly. OF the Danville base
ball team. was In the city to-day GU"
ferring with Manager mitchell. Oh , nv
Roanoke team. He says the ou'i IN, he
this league IL very bright. and that NJ
had already signed several players ior ms
,Sanviiio team. Manager Mitcheii nas
signed II. J.. Chandler. a Roanoke ptcn ,',, !,
VINO did some good work for for,S,nou,e ~.
last season. which with McGinnis n nan,
two local PLAYERS on the Magic CITY tean.
On, Witch a negro. VINO had his risht
foot mashed off at Maybury. Va. yes
terday. while stealing ride on the ca sor
nasseI through here to-day en- route ior
his home al Mt. Airy. n. {.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
"Ah. ,ndeedl' said the first speaker

"Ah. indeed" said the first speaker
"Uow long have you lived here?'
Several years
Strange | have never seen you before.
What Is your name please?'
my name Is Scott | am Attorney
General OF the State. What Is your
name?"
"Afv name IS Harris. I am Professor
IIarris of Richmond College"
The two gentlemen laughed heartily.
ana Professor Harris said: well. Gem
eral Scott. that is not so bad after all.
II simply shows that you have been at
tending TO your business down town. while
I have been attending to my business at
the College. "-Eyening Leader.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11

PROVO. UTAH Feb. lO.-9ne hupnd iI,.a
I'd twentv-tivo employees OF me ft1No
W. ,rooia~ Minis have gone or strike. The
eo u has been paying the men one,
oYarter cash and three-quarters OF store
and factory orders The men demanded
hsIf cash. which was refused;
The Provo Wooden MINIS are VIC iais,s'
g., ,ha west and we're established by the
Late Brigham Young.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11

Rev. Edwin II. Green Becomes Rector OF
Trinity Church.

FREDERICK SHURG. VA FEB. "
cnefiaI-Rev. Edwin II. Green. Of North
Carolina. has accepted call TO become
the rector Of Trinity Episcopal I'lui I ns
Rev. Berryman Green, Of Alexandria, va.
Mrs Belle Watson died very suddenly
,o'dav al her home near Brooke IN
stafford county. She was the mother vi
Mr.. Frank Watson. c,. an,
Va ana Miss Mary Saville, Of Wash
,ngton Who were married to-day In the
latter f city. arrived here this evening,
and are the guests of Hon. A. T. Rowe
and family.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
A IyIDO VS. RIGHT,
She MAY Cut the Wood from Land Devised
10 Her by Her Husband.

MARTINsVILLE, VA, Feb. lo-Spe-
cisl.-Thc case OF c. c. Scott against
Mary c. Scott & Co, from the Circuit
Court OF Halifax county. was heard by
Judge Whittie on the 10th instant upon
n motion 10 dissolve an Injunction here
tofore awarded by the judge OF the Hus-
t,ngs Court OF Lynchburg, rstraining the
defendant Mary c. Scott from cutting
lumber from land devised TO her by her
husband. Judge Whittlc decided that the
widow had the right to cut the timber
and dissolved the injunction. Tho plain
i.vnchburg' and the defendant. Mrs.
Gcett. by James Ii. Guthrie. OF Houston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
Wnmen Can't Vote.

LINCOLN. NEB.. Feb. l0.-Thc bill pro
yiding for constitutional amendment
giving Nebraska women the right 10 vote,
has been defeated in the lower house oil
the Legislature by the decisive vote OF %
TO &C. Populists were its principal sup
porters. the Republican minority showing
almost unanimous opposition, and with
them the fusion leaders on the floor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
Attended 10 Their business.

On a certain occasion, when klchmonu
vss entertaining at banquet guests from
another city. two distinguished gentlemen ,t"n
r,ho got side by side engaged In CONVEX
sation. and finally one OF them saia 10
,he other: How do YOU like our city,
Il was just about to ask you the same
oues,ian' was tho reply. i live here'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
,znJGHT HMBEzzLEMENT CASE
sunolk's Ex-Treasurer May Now sue the
Town.

xyriebt ombezzleuent case, from SUFFOLK,
which had been transferred 10 various
courts for second trial. came up III III
Princess Anne Court yesterday. ana was
dismissed on the ground that iour t eiiiS
of court had passed without Us '0''''"7
II is said that Mr.. Wright Will nN ,ls
sue the town of Suffolk &c recover , ,',
Sc 900 which he paid under proles' w bis
ne was charged with being snort III no
accounts as Town Treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
ENJOYABLE SUNRISE Party.

A highly enjoyable surprise party was
given on Tuesday night at the resld eace
Of Mrs. C. X. Wren No. 4lS north TWEEN
tv-eighth street one of the peculiar Tea
lures of the entertainment was that all
the ladies were white caps ana white
aprons The music fer the occasion was
furnished by the Ferguson brothcrs' ana
refreshments were furnished by the host
during the evening.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11

n unable 10 call 40 one of onr Office p.
write professor Munyon. 1906 Arch street.
fer advice. which DIS an-o-
lutely free. The most obstinate cases auc-
cessfully treated through correspondence.
All communications answered in .tr'ct'.t
confidence. Send for Guide 90 Health.
FREE.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11

BERKELEY SPRINGS. w. VA. Fob
1o'-Mrs. Elizabeth Britt first cousin
of Edgar Allan Poe. the poet and "a
having fought under Henton Harper. of
Virginia. died at Jones Springs, near
bere aged seventy-siX years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
The Centenary Services.

Last night DR.. Tudor conducted the
continued revival services at Centenary
church. which are undated IN interest
IN sweet song service. and in earnest APP
peals TO the unconyerted. Tonight Rev.
w. II. Beauchamp will occupy the pulpit,
and a cordial invitation TO all is extended
TO those interesting soul-saying services
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
WHY NOT YOU?
He Offers You Free Examination. Free
Advice and Free Medical Attention.
HUNDREDS ARE TREATED.
All Are Benefited and More Than Ninety
Per Cent. Cured.
If YOU ARE ILL
You should No, Hesitate To Take Advsn-
tage of Munyon's Generous Oner.
PROF.. srrHKs Talks.

Professor John : Stubhs. A0f cast
Main street Richmond. Va. says. 1 SUI.
fered with a bad case of dyspepsia and
torpid liver. had violent palpitation
of the heart at times. had tried
number of doctors and medicines without
receiving any permanent benefit went
under the care of MunyOn. s. specialists
for three weeks and am benefited tai
beyond my expectations am most
pleased 90 recommend Munyons Rene
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11

Hone of His Recovery Abandoned-IIi :
Family Around Him.

LEXINGTON. VA. Feb. Special
Mr. Tucker is so sick to-day that there
is now DO hope for bis recovery. All OF
the family are az his bedside br hunter
NcCnire Of Richmond. arrived this after
noon 20 attend him. DR. William Mo
CURE of Winchester. Va, is here also
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
TRIED FIVE DOCTORS

Mrs Julia T.. Holland. sI6 Pine street
Dsnvile. Va. says. IF suffered from
rheumatism I'm my right shoulder for
eighteen months SO J could not raise
my arm higher than my waist There
was no pain. I simply lost the use OF my
arm during this time / tried I'VE local
nbvsisians and numerous patent medicines
without success. finally began using
MUNYON'S rheumatism cure with the re
suIt that three bottles made a complete
cure can now use my arm as Wen
,. o,.er I enull DID
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11

week at tho request Of the complainant.
r q Dodgon az Norfolk. Va. who could
not be present to-day. White IS charged
with alleged forging of bonds OF me
Mauns Island Shooting club OF Norfolk
and selling them boz this city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
John Il. Whites Trial.

NEW YORK, Feb. 10. The trial OF John
y. White. Of Norfolk. Va, which was
scheduled for to-day In the Court or Cen
eral Sessions. Was pVt over unti next
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
Mr.. CARRIER Qualified.

MIR. Fred. II. CARRIER yesterday MED
with city Clerk Ben. r. August his quail
ifcation as a member of the Council from
Marshall ward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
CURED on ChTAREH

c. G.. Barnes. 307 west Main street
Richmond Va. says. ~ have hoen sue
fcring from catarrh for several yctrs.
and could lind no relief until tried Nun
von's Remedies. Three bottles Of NUN
,on,s Cotarrh cure using the Catdrrh
Tablets for local cleansing or the. nne1
membrane. cured me most promptly ana
.ff.cfuuIfN'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11

The whole junction occupied just IIiiy-
six minutes.
The House. at 1:5j o'clock adjourned
until tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-11
In the House

In the hour prior TO the assem1 .il,,s
of Inc Joint convention. the foruhcatioi
and the postonice appropriations ulllS
were reported i'm the House ana pia'eu
on the Calendar. ..,.ro
Tho fortiicatious hin carries an appIo-
priation of Sgl7S ~. or upwards OF 81
900 900 below the estimates. NO new
works are authorized. the policy adopted
I'm the Fiftieth Congress OF cohunul"s
nresent projects being odhered 20.
Inc postoffice appropriation bin carries
an appropriation OF S95.6ll7l4. being
81 n0a M below the estimates and So
0in15O greater than the amount for the
,roeent fiscal wear. There is an in-
rirease i'm allowance for free delivery
service. and also for letter carriers, IN
new free delivery offices.