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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-05-19
Meeting Of State Board of Inter-
nal Improvements.
ELECTION OF DIRECTORS
\ Demand sIadc Upon Governor Rus
sell For books and Papers New
Rules For Government of Pom
itcntiary- Unfversity Commence
mont Program VIII NOT Lenvc
Raleigh.

Raleigh, N. c., May 1S.-A meeting
Of the North Carolina State Board of
Internal Improvement was held here
yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the
office of Mr.. Armistead Jones.
The board was duly organized by
clecting Armlstead Jones president and
T.. f. Lamb secretary.
On motion the following were duly
elected directors of the Atlantic and
North Carolina Railroad Company for
a term of one year, beginning on the
day of the next general annual meet
ing of the stockholders September
2Sth). viz: James A. Bryan, Craven;
l.. Harvey, Lenor; Samuel c. Sugg,
Greene Il. C. Whitaker. Jones; Louis
c. Daniels, Pamlico; James Westbrook,
Wayne; ]. a. Meadows. Craven.
These are the same directors that
were elected at the meeting in Febru-
airy, which meeting the Supreme Court
has decided Illegal.
On motion, Harold p. Dortch, OF
Goldsboro, was duly elected proxy to
represent the State and cast its vote as
n stockho in all meetings of the
stockholders.
BOOKS AND PAPERS WANTED.
On motion Gen. G. w. Lewis, Of
Goldsboro. was duly elected to the Of
flee OF state Land Agent and Surveyor
OF Swamps Lands to fill said vacancy.
The president OF the board was di-
rected to demand of Gov. Daniel l..
Russell. president OF the former Board
of Internal improvements. or of any
other person or persons having the
N q al hn =
and papers belonging to or In anywisc
pertaining to the past transactions of
the Board Of Internal Improvements,
or containing the records and minutes.
PENITENTIARY AFFAIRS.
The committee appointed by the
Board of Directors to formulate rules
and regulations for the penitcnt iary
was in session all day yesterday. IL
short while last night and Will meet
to-day to complete its work.
The committee is composed of the fol-
lowing directors: Young. chairman;
Travis, Lcsrand. Gotten. Perry. Sig
mon. Clark and Wellington.
They are making new rules and reg
ulatlons out and out for the manage
ment of every department of the insti-
tuition. including control and discipline
of convicts. AS soon as the rules are
completed 200 copies will be printed.
One OF the new rules. and good one
1t Ia. is that all accounts must be
audited by the board before they are
paid.
Another equally rs good is that all
the buying and selling must be done by
one man. and he is responsible for Ill
sales and purchases. The managers of
tho various farms must make reouisi-
ton on him for whatever is needed.
Much 10 the same end. the method of
| s,ttls zoo .fs IN. ,i,o
Georgia rlan Of keeping prison accounts
WI be adopted.
Also stringent rules are made touch
lNS the boarding of families and other
outsiders at tile Central Prison. and on
tn. farms: also as to the feeding of
horses belonging to employees and Off
Gals.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-17
NEW PROBLEMS
CAME UNS0UGHT
Continued from First Page.

phesy. The present IS all-absorbing 10
mo, but ! can bound my vision by the
b.ood-stained trenches around Manila,
where every red drop. whether from the
veins OF an American soldier or a mis-
guided Filipino. is anguish 70 my heart,
but by the broad range OF future years,
when that group OF islands, under the
impulse of the year Just past, shall have
become the gems and gories Of the tropi-
cal seas. land Of plenty and Of increas-
ing prosperity a people redeemed from
savage Incidence and habits. devoted 10
the arts Of peace Tn touch with the com
merce and trade Of all nations, enjoying
the blessings Of freedom, of civil and
religious liberty. OF education and Of
homes, and whose children and children S
children shall for ages hence bless the
American Republic because it enamel
pated and redeemed their fatherland, and
set them in the pathway OF the world S
best civilization.
Postmaster General Smith when intro
duced began with an eulogy of the Presi-
dent and then spoke 0f the revs.on ~
the tariff. tho restoration OF business,
confidence and the re-unity OF the North
ard South Secretary Long followed With
a short address. lie received an ova-
ton second only TO that of the President.
Some one In the balcony called for three
cheers for "Deweys friends"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-17
HOUSE SESSION
WAS SENSATIONAL
CONTINUED from First Page)

the only obstacle encountered by the bin
was the committee Amendment providing
for special mail facilities on the trunk
lines from New York and Washington 10
Atlanta and New orleans, ana from ron
Kansas City. No. 20 Newton, Kan. Mr..
Wolcott. OF Colorado, strongly opposed the
appropriations for this special service,
declaring that they indicated only the
influence certain results had over Con-
Eress. Mr. Sullivan. Of Missouri; Mr..
Bacon, OF Georgia. and Mr.. Morgan. OF
alabama supported the amendment.
In closing the debate MIR. Quay, in
charge OF the bill, strongly defined the
appropriation, and hoped the committee 2
action would be sustained The amend
ment which appropriates Sl7l.2S6 for spe-
Cial mail facilities from Now York and
Washington 10 Atlanta and New Orleans
was then agreed tO-42 TO 10. Those who
voted In the negative were Senators Bate,
Berry. Butler. HOar Jones OF Arkansas.
Lodge, Pettigrew. Plat Of Connecticut.
Ross and WolcOtt.
POSTAL APPROPRIATIONS.
The amendment aPpropriating ,S-o'oVp
for SPECIAL mail facilities between Kansas
CITY. Mo, and Newton, Kan, was also
agreed 10.
Mr.. Turley. of Tennessee. presented the
credentials Of Hon. William Is. baie,
elected a senator from his state Tor the
term Of six wears from March >. lSib.
At the conclusion OF the pOstoffice ap-
preparation bill Il was allowed TO go over
until Saturday morning. ,,,.,.., otrc,,,,
a biH providing an addiOonal CIRCUIT
fudge in the Third judicial circuit was
passed. 49,. -. tho first
opportunity tomorrow ne t"ouiu ''''' ~
the army reorganization Dill -. into
The Senate then. at $40 went lnto
executive session, and ten minutes ld'ei
adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-17
THE SOUTHERN
MAIL SUBSIDY

pay and allowances and Imprisonment Tor
one year.
Private Thomas Groves, Company g
two months Imprisonment under regi-
mental guard and forfeiture or w. 1T
regularity in proceeding caused Groves
release.
Private Geo. Wilcox. Company A, hard
labor for thirty days and forfeiture Of $40
Private Nelson Cassell. Company D.
dishonorable discharge. forfeiture OF pay
and allowances and six months conhne-
ment at hard labor
Private John Demery, Company r,
Third North Carolina, was sentenced 10
two months imprisonment and fine OF
so. but irregularity In the proceedings,
the trial having been carried on atterAS
O'Clock in the afternoon without author
ity, caused disapproval OF the sentence
and the release of the prisoner.
Privates Thaddius Norris Company ID,
Sixth Regiment and James Wesley. Com
pany G., Tenth Immune negro Regiment
were tried and acquitted.
These notices Of charges have been
given I'm regard 10 beacons and buoys in
James river:
Goodies Rock cut channel buoys, Nos.
3. 81 and 81, are each mOored in eighteen
feet Of water and mark respectively the
lower end. the middle, ana the upper
end or the cut channel through Goode
Rock
ION December goth Drewry Island
buoy, rocks (off wharf buoy and rocks
(above laboratory buoy each black
spar, were remembered respectively %,
81, and 60. in Consequence of the estab-
ishment Of the Goodies Rock Cut Chan
mel Buoys."
New postoffices have been established
as follows: Orb. Lunenburg county, Va,
u. II. Lambert postmaster, Fontela;
Bedford county. Va, George r. Murrell
postmaster.
PostofIlces have been discontinued at
the following places: Britts. Robson
county. ~ c.. mail to orrun; Dolph. Du-
pin county. n. c., mail 10 Mount olive;
WAYNE county. FieldbOrO. Greene coun-
". Y. c., mail 10 Dongolo, Pitt county;
Hartman, Watauga county, y. G., man
90 Watauga Falls; Paw creek, Meck,en-
burg county, y. c.. J. al 10 Sandlfer'
joe. buchanan county, Va, mail 10 Day-
export.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-17
OUR PENAL LAWS.
Some Recommendations as 10 Inc"
Application To- Postal Laws.


wAeLINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE report
~ the commission on the codihcauoh Of
the limited states criminal and penal
laws As about completed, and the por-
ton of IL covering offenses against the
postal laws has been submitted as
speciaI report TO Congress. Inc Fost-
master General has communicated WI"
both houses Of Congress asking Tor I'M
mediate enactment Of the entire report
on this subject pointing out its urgent
needs. The commission pays special lrlu-
me 10 Acting Assistant Attorney Gene
raj Barrett of the Postofice Depart
ment. for the benefit of his advice dur
ing it's labors. The laws revised en-
brace all up TO and including the hrst
session of the Fifty-hfth Congress
The report in brief was that in nuper-
Gus Instances where penalties have been
recovered by civil process In the nature
of actions for debate, process for criml-
nal prosecutions have been substituted
as more eficacious.
Other changes are recommended IN
more appropriate adjustment Of penal
ties 10 the gravity of the offenses re-
spectively defined in which the present
laws having been adopted from time TO
time are faulty. Occasional cancellations
have been made IN the verbiage of the
present laws designed to secure precision
and succinctness IN the definitions of Of
lenses. provisions have been inserted in
hibiting private postoffices and letter
boxes.
This is recommended by considerations
Of great weight. It being found that in
larger cities these Institutions are made
the means of carrying on fraud. and by
means Of which human lives were sacri-
feed through their instrumentality
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-17
REV. TH0S. DIXON'S
YACHT FROZEN IN.
Mrs. Dixon and Daughter on Board
Short of Food.
CHESAPEAKE BAY FULL OF lCt.
A Pilot Boat Gets a Thousand Dollars
for Towing n Helpless Schooner
Into Port-The Merritts Go TO
the Help oftbe State ofIexas.

NORFOLK, VA, February Especial
The Rev. Thomas Di1on's sailing yacht
Dixie. for the safety OF which so much
concern has been felt. is safe in harbor
between Hog and Cobb's Islands, near the
mouth Of Chesapeake bay. The tug
Triton reported to-day having passed the
Dixie on Monday last. No signals oil as
tress were shown aboard, and tne yaeht
enclosed Ia the ice in the iand-iocheo
harbor, was evidently in no danger.
II. w. Favage, agent OF the Ne" ioi A.
Philadelphia and Norfolk railway AT cdPe
Charles. near where the yacht mes was
Fere today seeking a tug to 60 TO her
SHORT OF FOOD.
Mr. Dixons wife and daughter SC"
York lady and a gentleman ana emu
arc aboard. Mr.. FdvaGe SAID that 'he
others walked ashore on the Ice before
IL softened tie said the menu was re-
duced TO pork and hard tack at last &C
counts and he believed that 1000 was
needed.
lie felt little concerned about the salety
OF the vessel. which IS safe where she
lies. He now awaits instructions from
Mr. Dixon. who is out West, as the price
asked DIV me lux bMil'Ae - ANn'+
MIR and the situation Of the yacht is
not such as to warrant great eNpendi-
tirro in order 10 reach her. IL Is be
lived mat a tug will be secured and sent
tomorrow.
PERILs OF NAVIGATION.
An Indication OF the peris al ending
the navigation Of these waters Is the fact
that the schooner Luther Garretson, from
Savannah for Baltimore. to-day paid the
Baltimore pilot boat pilot N.0lo to tow
her into this harbor. The schooner had
lost windlass. chains and both anchors
and was drifting ashore in the Ice when
the pilot" reached her.
Fifteen hundred dollars was demanded
and 81 900 finally paid for the service.
The ice fringe on the coast Is hfteen
miles wide. II fills Chesapeake bay AMI
this harbor and navigation IS perilous.
Sailing craft have to pay tugs heavily
when in distress.
The Merritt wrecking expedition 10.
dav went 10 the aid Of the steamer State
Of Texas. sunk IN Ches speake bay. II
Is believed that it will BE- able 10 float
her safely
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-17
STUDENTS AS ANGELS OF MERCY
Carried Provisions and Fuel 10 Destt-
tute People in the Storm.


UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA Fob. 10.
-speoial.-During the cold spell there
was much suffering, especially among
the negroes. Three negroes were found
frozen 10 death Sunday night The stu
dents Of tho University organized artles
and carried provisions and coal to help
less negroes. BY means OF sacks, coal
and food was carried to more than one
hundred families. In some cases clothing
being supplied also.
Owing 10 the severe storm lectures
were suspended al the University on
Monday, and many were omitted on
Tuesday where the larger halls could
not he sufficiently heated
The trains resting hero have supplied
the hotels with large number OF guests.
The February number Of The Alumni
Bulletin contains an interesting sketch
Of Or. Charles Augustus Briggs Dr.
Briggs was the author OF an article
titled. The Authority OF Holy Scrip
ture." $50 "The Bible. the Church and
Reason" As the author Of the last
named work Dr. Briggs was tried by the
Presbyterian church for heresy. The
The Alumni Bulletin also contains an
article OF Eugene c. Massle. OF the
Richmond bar considering the Statutory
History OF the University OF Virginia.
Among the new books published by the
professors. principles OF Histology"
by Prof Albert H. futile. deserves much
notice. II IS book well worthy Of at
tention from doctors.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-17
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The Storm Now Central on the Jersey
Coast-Clearing Weather Indicated

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-the storm
which was central Wednesday night on
the Middle Gulf coast moved eastward 10
South Carolina coast and thence north
ward with increased energy 70 southern
New Jersey. where Il is central tonight.
General rains and high winds have at
tended this storm, as far north as south
ern New England
For the second time within A week the
spectacle has been presented in the Mid
die Atlantic States of heavy rain with
temperatures from to below the freez-
ing point. outside the territory covered
by this storm tho weather has been
generally fair Clearing weather in the
Middle Atlantic States is Indicated: fair
weather IN the South Atlantic States and
the remainder of the country generally
except in the west Gulf States. where the
presence OF another low area presages
rain. The temperature conditions will
remain practically unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-17
NERVOUS DEPRESSION.
IA TALK WIN MRS. PrrKrI.u.l

a woman with the blues is a very un-
comfortable person. She is illogical,
unhappy and frequently hysterical.
The condition of the mind known as
" the blues" nearly always, with wo-
men, results from diseased organs OF
generation.
1t is a source OF wonder that in this
age of advanced medical science, any
person should still believe that mere
force OF will and determination win
overcome depressed spirits and merry.
BUSINESS in women. These troubles are
Indications of disease.
Every woman who doesn't under.
stand her condition should write to
Lynn, Mass, 10 Mrs. Pinkham for her
advice. Her advice is thorough COM
mon sense, and is the counsel OF a
learned woman Of great experience.
Read the story OF Mrs. +. s. BENNETT,
Westphalia. Kansas, as told in the fol-
lowing letter:
DEAR Mrs. PINkHAM:-I have suf-
AN'N~ 49, W. WV '"io WIN AhAlliRr
enlargement and liberation of the
womb, and this spring, being in such
a weakened condition, caused me TO
flow for nearly six months. Some time
ago, urged by friends, j wrote TO you
for advice. After using the treatment
which you advised for a short time,
that terrible flow stopped.
Il am now gaining strength and
flesh, and have better health than 1
have had for the past ten years. |
wish TO say TO all distressed, suffer
ing women, do not suffer longer, when
there IS one so kind and willing TO
aid you"
Lydia f. Pinkhan's Vegetable Com
pound is womans remedy for wo-
mans ills. More than q million wo.
men have been benefited by it.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-17
NEWS OF CREWE.
County and Town Both Claim Fees.
Ralph Bingham "ElOcutes.

Ralph Bingham "ElOcutes.
CRI.WE. VA. Feb. 16.-Special-An
interesting test case was made by Mayor
BRYANT at the Town Hall here yester-
dav afternoon. Constable c. Henry Har-
per arrested two negro men just outside
of the corporate limits Of the town for
fighting. and they were tried before
MAGISTRATE w. Z. Butler IN the Town
Han one Of the parties was fined $3.50
and the other 5000. At the conclusion
Of the trial Mayor Bryant contended that
as the parties were arrested within the
Jurisdiction Of the toyn authorities and
were tried in the Town Hail. the fees In
the cases should go 10 the town instead
OF 10 tho county Magistrate Butler con-
tended that the fees beonged 10 the
county. whereupon Mayor Bryant order
or Sergeant MOxey 10 re-arrest the Of
tenders and applied TO Judge ". X.
Mann. who happened TO be in toyn. TO
interpret the law in the matter The
Judge upheld the stand taken by Magis-
trate Butler and said that the fees would
20 TO the county even If the parties had
been arrested and tried by the town
authorities and that the fees would only
have gone TO the town If the fighting
had occurred within the corporate limits
Of the town.
The whole thing was done I'm a kindly
spirit on the part of both the Mayor ana
Magistrate. Mayor Bryant said that he
wasn't satisfied on that point and decided
10 make a test case Of it.
An audience which almost filled the
Y. ". c.. A. Hall Notwithstanding the
deep snow and cold weather, greeted
Ralph Bingham. the noted elocutionist
and entertainer. last night and seemed
well pleased with the performance which
this genius gave. His stories. recita-
lions. songs and violin solos provoked
much applause and laughter
Mr. Daniel =. Mccormick lies very I'll
with consumption at his home in this
place and It is feared that he will not
rally.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-17
A SHORT SKlRMlSH.
Regulars and Insurgents Exchange
Shots-Otis KepOrts latest Casualties

Regulars and Insurgents Exchange
Shots-Otis Reports Latest Casualties
MANILA, Feb. 16-3:S5 p. Ma large
body of the enemy. presumably recon-
noitering, was discovered on the right OF
Brigadier-General Kings position, near
san Pedro Macatia, this morning. The
entire brigade turned out and after an
exchange Of volleys, the rebels retreated
into the jungle and disappeared.
SAN NFRANCISCO. Feb 16.-Acting
on advices received from Manila. the Cal
ifornia Red Cross Society has decided to
continue the maintenance OF its hospital
station In that city as long as the Cali
fornia volunteers remain IN the orient.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE War De
paTtment received the following to-day:
Manila. Feb Is.
"To Adiutant General Washington:
Harvey H. Harris, Company b, Twen-
tieth Kansas flesh wound, LETT leg doing
well: John sorensa, First Montana, re-
ported probably dead, is alive, both ewes
Shot away. condition fair Gable of eth,
reporting William j. Hayes. First Wash
ingtOn, wounded slight, in error oval
Gibson. Company i, First Washington,
reported missing
(signeO "OTIs."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-17
AFinancier Dead

ST. LOUIS. MO. Feb. is.-Lucien NJ.
Chipley aged ffty-hve years. for years
one OF the best known nnanciers IN ST.
Louis, is dead from cancer OF the liver.
His son, Dean, recently died OF fever cor
tracted while in the army az Chicka-
manga and this sorrow 50 weighted on
the fathers mind a. 20 rapidly hasten his
own death.
Mr.. Chipley was one OF the most potent
factors ia the construction OF the Illinois
central Railway and was an authority on
questions OF importance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-17
DENTISTRY IN SCHOOLS.
\ Zee omn en- lation That This COun-
Try Fo 'iow BayarIa's Example.

WASHINGTON. February Especial
Recently the city Council OF Wurzburs,
Bavaria. the scar Of q university. passed
resolution ur'V.ci f1s eXamina-
r-f. ut .a. .. a. poor child
rem attending the public schools. II The
consent OF the parents Of the children
was given. The Council proposes 10 treat
diseases OF tho ear and throat tn like
manner should the first experiment prove
successful. This action mace such an I'M
preseion upon one Of President McKin-
leys consuls IN that country that he
forwarded a report OF the action ana in
Guided a Recommendation thai the ex-
ample be initiated IN this country. This
recommendation was published in an
oficial document from the State Depart
ment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-17
MAYOR M'C0RKLE PARAL YZED.
Had a Second strokc-His Mind Is Not
Affectcd

LEXINGTON, VA, FEB. ls.-specal.--
Mayor Thomas z. McCorkle was para
lyzed this morning. his entire left side
being affected. Later in the day he re-
covered sufficiently 70 be able 10 move.
This evening his mind IS clear and he Is
resting comfortably The attack came
Just as he entered bis chamber after
breakfast.
This Is the second stroke he has SUI
fered. the nrst one occurred In August,
1897.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-17
The foods we eat furnish

The foods we eat furnish
energy for the body just as
burning coal makes steam
for an engine.
The experiments OF Prot.
FARMLAND, Phi. d., of Lon
don, shows that cod-liver oil
yields two and one-half times
more energy than starches
or sweets.
SCOTS Emulsion is pure
cod-liver oil combined with
hypophosphites of lime and
soda. 1t forms fat, gives
strength, enriches the blood,
invigorates the nerves, and
repairs tissues.
ksoT-& S0Xxx .Sliaiss-Ssa Yss
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-17
Maine MemoriafDax

WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-Commandant
Cromwell. AT the Havana navy-yard. tele-
graphed The Navy Department last even
ing as follows:
Havana, Feb. 15.-Graves OF dead OF
the Maine decorated to-day. Ceremony
beautiful and impressive Solemnities
closed with silent prayer. Mayor Yznaga,
at Trinidad, also telegraphed that memo
rial exercises were held there yesterday
Tn commemoration OF the destruction Of
the Maine"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-17
Deaths ar Santiago.

SHINGTON, February 1s-General
Brooke to-day cabled the following from
Havana:
Death report at Santiago February
l4ti.-Private Charles Campbell, Company
G. Fifth Volunteers, peritonttis from
wound In abdomen: Private Georgia Carr
Company K. First Kansas. dysentery
February nth, at Havana Private Pa rick
J. Smith, Company E. Eighth Infantry
nalarial fever. February 18th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-17

ST. LOUIS. MO. Feb. 1.-THE marshal
OF the Supreme Court to-day served no.
tees on the firms composing the Amert-
can Tobacco Company OF the suit brought
by Attorney General Grow 10 declare
the combine unconstitutional. Notices
we're served on the Continental Tobacco
Company, J. G. Butler Tobacco Com
pany. Gatlin Tobacco Company. Drum
mond Tobacco Company. Brown Broth
ers Tobacco Company and the Wright
Brothers Tobacco Company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-17
An EXCELLENT LIGHT

Mr.. W. IT. jerks. the we'll known cleo
trical contractor at No. 6iS east Main
street. has just Installed In The Times
editorial rooms a swinging electric light.
which, besides being exceedingly orna-
mental. gives a most admirable behi.
The light Is suspended from the cell
Ing. and by means OF pulley, TO one
end OF which is attached an ornamental
brass oval, can be raised or lowered a.
will.
The lamp is OF thirty-tw'. candle power
and IL softened by green shade. The
light thus produced Is most agreeable to
tho eyes and "a excellent 10 write or read
nv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-17
Corbin a Major General

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1s.-The Military
Affairs Committee OF the House to-day
reported favorably the Senate bill 20
make AdJutant-General Corbin major
general. The House bin for the same
purpose has been reported already, and
TINS action to-day was taken to facilitate
action. II Is not the intention OF Chair
man Hull to ask unanimous consent for
the consideration OF this bill, but TO move
for its passage under suspension OF the
rules during the last six day Of the SEES
sion.