The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-05
REGISTERED
BONDS WANTED
Thirty thousand Of Coupon Issue
forwarded for Exchange.
COMMISSIONER K0INER OFF.
Left Yesterday With Party OF AZ ~
culturaiists for Nebraska 90 adJu-
fani-Gencral Busy 49, The Labor
Commissioners Report.
COMMISSIONER K0INER OFF.

Thirty thousand dollars OF Virginia
coupon bonds were received at the once u
the Auditor yesterday morning. They were
forwarded by New York parties who de-
sire to exchange them for registered
bonds. The details Of, the exchange were
executed yesterday.
ADJUTANT GENERAL BUSY.
Adjutant-General Sale is submerged
in documents pertaining 20 his Office
which have accumulated during Two
years. lie is at work on his annual re-
port, which will refer 10 every Puase u ,,'o
military situation in tie State during lne
twenty-four months u covers. lHe
tablishment has undergone kaleidoscope
changes in that time. so that Adjutant-
General Males report will be unlike lnal
Of any OF his predecessors in once Inc
rcnort will contain minor recOmmehcd-
tions touching the organization. discipline
and maintenance of the state militia, anu
will also probably make one OF Two
recommendations Of considerable impof-
lance.
OFF FOR NEBRASKA.
Commissioner of Agriculture hoihei
left yesterday morning FOR Na7nlnE 1ot
where a party of farmers and agricul-
I J.
were TO arrive simultaneously with the
Commissioner. The whole party was
scheduled % leave 40 O'CLOCK
in the afternoon for NeorasAa'
As heretofore announced. the Pti-
nose Of this trip is 20 investigate the
sugar-beet industry. which it is believed
can be successfully carried out on q jan 81
scale I'm virginia. The Nirginians. VINO
are in charge Of Mr.. 3. +. Spencer on
Frederick burg viii not return u''''
about the 18th instant. .,,,.,,,.
MR.. MONTAGUES REPORT.
Commlssioner-of-L Montague mas
received from the printer the nrst coz
Segment OF his printed annual report
which COMPRISES n compilation Of figures
and statistics which takes up ago pages
The information was obtained after PAIR s.
taxing research and sp0ndenee WIN
thousands of people throughout the STATE.
Some of il Is exceedingly valuable. ana
am of II Is interesting. The once OF COM
missioner Of Labor was created Only a'
the last session OF the Legislature. nc
public. therefore, IS largely IN lsnoi~N. e
of the nature Of his first annual tepo'' %
having no previous report In NINA 90
guide their notions.
Mr.. Montague has 5000 copies OF inc
report which ne proposes 70 send OUT
over the state. He preferred a relues So
Of The Times that it, readers De IN
formed that those who desire COPY
of the report can be acccinIao-
dated bv simply making application
tn him Persons who feel enough Inter.
Get in the success Of the labor office o.
aid in distributing copies of the annual
renort will be sent a number OF copies
upon application 20 the Commissioner.
Mr.. Montague will find no trouble IN dls-
trbuting his report I'm Richmond, when
he proposes to do. lie will place hun
dred or more copies at the Richmond
Locomotive and Machine Works for The
benefit OF the men, and viii likewise nave
a large number Of them distributed at
the Tredegar Works. and perhaps other
large mechanical establishments.
CAPITOL AND LIBRARY NOTES.
Mr. Ben. p. owen. secretary 10 the
Governor though indisposed. was feeling
better Yesterday. No information pertain
ing to the Governor correspondence was
obtainable yesterday, nothing in il being
Of public interest.
Mr. John ~ Harris clerk Of New kent
county. was at the Library Yesterday.
Another Library visitor yesterday was
CAPTAIN John 4. Num-. cashier of me
Bank of Clarke county. Of Berryville, Va.