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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
HEAVY FIGHTING
IS REPDR TED
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ments of importance are in progress.
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1t is true that the correspondents AT
General Buffers headquarters convey thu
impression that his main force is sci
south of the Tugela. but It is easily con,
cei.-abta THAT the dispatches are so cen.
sored us to convey false impression
Possibly, though dated Saturday and
Sunday, the dispatches were in reality
written prior to the movements reported
10 have commenced Friday. This has az
ready happened on various occasions.
dispatches being detained by the censo3
and related when, actually released
Whatever may be the actual sftuatiora
thsre seems no doubt that General BuI
lars preparations for a fresh attempt t,
relieve IIadysrnith were completed Thurs,
day or Friday. and though the start wal
possibly deferred from the date first Sc,
lected it will not be long before 1t Is de,
fnitely known that General Buffers
forces are again fighting their way to-
wards IIadySlnith.
Those, however, who expect General
Butler to reach the be,eaguered town
tonight, ses,n to have forgotten thu
presence of the Beers. The best INFORM
ed people, while sansuine, fully realize
that q British victory can only be
achieved al 4 heavy cost
PROTEST MADE TO ROBERTS.
CAPE TOWN, Feb 5.-President Steyn
and President Kruger have conmun-
Gated with F'ield-Marshal Lord Roberts.
the British cornmander-in-chief, protest.
ing against the destruction Of farm
houses and the devastation OF property.
Lords Roberts in replying, declared rla
charges were not sustained, declaring
that vvanton destruction of property waa
contrary to British practices
CAPE TOWN. Feb. "a dispatch from
Nauwaupoort says:
There is great activity here and on the
.Rensburg-FIanover road, due to the dis
patch Of an Overwhelming force of infan-
try to seize Norvalspont.
1.-THE cavalry. having completed the RS
connoissance. l.; being retired to recoup
losses.
1The Beers at colesburs are virtually
surrounded.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY DAVIS.
LORDNZO MARQUES, DELAGOA
BAY. Feb. 5.-Webster Davis. the United
States Assistant Secretary OF the Inte-
rlor, accompanied by party OF friends.
is at the head lager OF the Beers ut
I4adysmith. and IS closely inspecting the
camps and positions around the bsseised
town.
The German Consul at Pretoria, Herr
hermann, is accompanying Mr.. Davis
on his trip to the Boer head lager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
SonSOf Veterans.

The regular meeting OF r. e. Lee
Camp, No. l. Sons of Confederate Eete-
rams. was held last night at Lee Camp
Hall. Commander John A. Lamb pre-
sided. The attendance was unusually
large and much important business was
transacted. Messrs. James r. New: W
A Clarke. Jr.. Arthur l.. Null. w. =.
Goode Andrew MICA. Parker. Andrew r.
Gill and Wyatt L.. Goode We're. elected
as members of the camp. Applications
for membership were received from Or.
BENJAMIN A. Hord and Allen A. Waddell,
which were referred to the proper COM
mittees to be acted upon by next Mon
On next Monday night Comrades Elmo
S. Redwood and John Mcintosh will read
most interesting papers before the camp
Under good of the camp, Comrades Gill,
Boiling and Owens. of Lee Camp, made
short addresses. and Comrades Lacy
Redwood, E. L. Spence, Jr.. and Mc1n-
tosh. of the Sons. also made short adj
dresses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
A YEARS INCOME.
Est mated Receipts of City Submitted
10 Members of Council.

A carefully prepared report of the esti-
mated receipts of the city for 19oo-19o1
mi,tee. and copies of same have been
submitted to the members of the Com
mon Council. 1t is as follows:
Taxes, $1,000 000:f licenses. 100000: re-
deemed lots. $4,000; gas. $4,000: delin-
quent gas. $500: coke etc. 5000: water
rents. slss.0oo: paving bills. $500: First
Market. $4,000; Second Market, S1.ooo:
Third Market. 5000: Seabrook's Ware
house. 81. 500: fines and penalties, $500;
lakewood Cemetery. $500: Shockoe Gem
etery. $500: River View Cemetery. $500;
wagons. $4,000; hacks, $1,.:oo; husgieS,
500: street cars. $4,000: dogs. 81. 500;
goats. SlOa: bitches. $500: shows. 800;
telegraph ayld telephone poles. 5000: pipe
connections, 81 900: Health Department,
800: water works, $1,000; Fire Depart
ment, $500; interest on delinquent tax
oils. $500: wholesale and retail peddlers.
$500. Total, 81, ass. 600. Taxes and licenses,
81 900. 600: miscellaneous. S42s.0oo. Total,
81 Ass. 900.
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ions Of distinguished Kentuckians.

fnnumerable messages of coincidence
were received by the family yesterday
and to-day from kentuctiaas- Few came
from outside the State. Although Goe-
bells friends here are many and true, eX-
ternElly there was no show of grief in
the city.
Under stress of the tremendous dread
of worse to come, the little courtesies OF
life seem to have been forgotten. NO
crepe or drapings of mourning were to be
seen in the town
The people who hold the Capitol and
State buildings did not even fly the flag
at half-Llast.5 They may have forgotten
to do so. or the bitterness of the strife
may have prevented such an ordinary
tribute of respect
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
Loves Poetry and Pearls

Hon. ALI. Taylor delivered his famous
lecture, Loves Poetry and Pearls. IN
the auditorium of the Young Men
Christian Association last night. Inc
lecturer is brother of the Hon. BOB
Taylor. Ex-Governor of Tennessee, and
both are we'll known and popular In
Richmond A large and appreciative,
audience greeted the lecturer.
Governor J. IIoge Tyler presided and
presented Mr.. Taylor in a neat and
happy speech, to which Mr.. Taylor made
pleasant response
The lecture was filled with beautiful
thoughts, expressed most eloquently. He
spoke of the progress of civilization, and
discussed in an indirect way the live
questions of the day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
MnNEn BY SENTIMENT.

Something of sentiment moved the
Democrats to make the claim for the
recognition of the legality of the actions
of the Legislature since Governor Taylor
issued his proclamation adJourninS tnal
body to meet at London, Ky Ihey wish
TO establish the title of William Goenei
as Governor at the time of his death
The Republicans showed no disposition
to make such eXtrenlc concessions. They
have elected to stand on the Legality or
Governor Taylor'S proclamation, though
the abatement to some extent OF thslr
be!liserency of the authorities at Frank
fort was reflected in their arguments.
The re-eStablishnent of the ciVli au-
thority and suppression OF the military
were chiefly aimed at
The meeting between the representatives
of the administration of Governor5<Iay-
Ior and BeckiIam vas the centre OF IN
terest in the political situation to-day
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS John Marshall and
Attorney David F'airlelgh came down
from Frankfort on an early tram anu
consulted with legal advisers of the Re-
pllblcans. Later they were joined nF
General Dan. Lindsey and T. FL. Edelen,
Judge Robert Barr. and Postmaster Bak-
err, of this city. These six represented
Governor Taylor at the conference.
For the Democrats there was present
Senator Blackburn. Ex-Governor d
McCreary. Judge Robert j. Breckenrldse,
Democratic candidate for Attorney-Geh-
eral, and Colonel Phil. Thompson.
| Immediately upon arrival in Louisville
each delegation withdrew for private con-
ference. -
The joint conference was begun shortly
! before o'clock Attorney Fairleish OF
| the Republicans. who was understood 70
be the direct representative OF GcVsrnof
| TAYLOR and Senator Blackburn did the
most of the talking The stands taken
| by the two parties were so far apart tll l<lI
| four hoirs passed by with little progress
| Finally things began to look more
| hopeful.
| and Democratic conferees in session az
| the Gait House came to an agreement.
| and a document was drawn up Tor sisid-
lures
| favorable to the Democrats Governor
| TAYLOR IS to Withdraw llle7 troops from the
| State buildings at Frankfort and seno
| them home.
| London, KY, is to be revoked. ana the
regular sessions of the General Assem-
| bly, are to be resumed atathe STAKE Capi-
| toll without molesta ton.
1t is believed the understanding atrAyeu
Mt tonight will result in an AMIGA pie
| settlement of the dispute between tne
| two parties in this State and do away
with the dual governments now assert
| ing themselves.
Congratulations for Beckham-
FRANKFORT. KY, Feb 5.-A large
I number of telegrams OF conSIii , .uiie. ..
4 We're received by Governor Beckhan 10
/ day Among them was the foiloWinS.,
! .sCulpeper w, Feb. j.-Governor BECK
| ham: We deplore death Of Governor.1oe..
! bel. Offer 900 men to see justice ih a'u
out. Answer. .,,,rru
go Colonel Virginia State Guard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
ASKS FOR RECEIVER.
Petition Ter an Injunction a s,inst IL

Petition fer an Injunction Against Il c
Old dominion Il. and Il. Association.
rctition was filed In the Chancecy
Court Yesterday asking that an Injunction
be granted against the Old Dominion
Building and Loan Association. and that
receiver be appointed.
The petition was filed by w. NJ Par
,:sh. Jr., on behalf of himself and other
stockholders.
Mr.. Parrish is holder of 20 shares in
the association. He AYERS that 1t a recent
meeting OF the association number of
Stockholders Of the association deterTin-
ed upon changing the character Of the
business enterprise. and to induce all
the stockholders of the association TO go
into new enterprise, or at least to
subscribe s5oo0o0. the minimum capital
stock of the new company, recently char
tered by the Legislature and to be
known as the Old Dominion Trust Com
pany.
Building and Loan Association be en-
Joined and restrained from giving or
using its assets or stock IN the formation
OF any other corporation. and particularly
in. the formation of the Old Dominion
Trust Company:
The bill fled by Mr.. Parrish contains
numerous other allegations. as to the
mana cement of the company. and the
action of the majority stockholders which
will be contradicted by the officers of the
defendant company.
The motion for a receiver and injunc-
ton will be streruously opposed by
AIessrs Leale and Carter. Christian and
Christian, in addition to Mr.. s. Rand
Wexford its regular attorney.
The Court has fixed February 10th for
the hearing of the Gaze. but the company
will in ali probability ask the court to
consider the matter at an earlier date
The following council represent Mr.
Parrish and other stockholders: Sands
and Sands; Coalter and Wise: Howard
and Howard: w. G.. Pikinton; Alfred E
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
Pickett Canp V.

The camp was called to order by Com
mander w. Z. Bass lust night. The sum
of $500 was donated to the ladies of the
Confederate Memorial Literary Society
to erect bronze monument to Comrade
L. B. ROuSS.
Colonies r. F. Morris and Northen were
appointed a committee to see if pension
could not be gotten for Comrade ]. w. c..
Walton, who is entirely disabled.
The Ladies' Auxiliary appeared before
the camp and asked their assistance and
corporation in having a bazaar in the
near future. The entire camp voted to
give their assistance.
Colonel Morris rend a very interesting
paper on the might of the Evacuation of
Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
CAPTAIN CARRIERS CASE.
Application Made to Supreme Court
for Writ Of Certiorari.

+ WASHINGTON Feb. 5.-Attorney Abra-
ham Rose, representing Captain oberlin
M Carter in the proceedings against him
for embezzlement. ETC., to-day made for.
NAL application to the United States SUI
preme Court for a writ Of certiorati in
Court of Appeals for the Second circuit
The Court announced that 1t would CON-
slider the petition. and the Solfcitor-Gen-
Eeral was given ten days In which to pre-.
pare a brief in opposition. II the petition
f is granted the effect will be to bring
the case to this court for review.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
NO CHANGE OF VENUE.
motion ovcrruled in Case of sam

Motion Overruled in Case OF Sam
Beaic.
SUFFOLK VA, Feb. 5.-Special--
County Judge George X. Atkinson. In Isle
of Wight, to-day overruled motions for
change of venue and for outside jury
men in the case of sam Beale accused
of implication in the murder of Patrick
Mcdonald. last April. The case will be
called at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
Till when Beale is out on $4,000 bond. He
may be locked up when the trial begins.
No time can be set for the commence
ment of the GilliEan case. The alleged
murderers of Mcdonald will have TO be
tried first.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
1HE best PRESCRIPTION

FOR chills and fever is a bottle OF Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. The formula IS
panty nyinled o., et,rh nackage. IL is
simply Iron and Quinine In tasteless
form and - compounded in correct pro-
poSxtons. The reason tn1tta tors 90 not ad-
vartise their formula is because they know
yoa would not buy their medicine
n you knew Its ingredients. Groves
~ tho original, and is the only chill and
fever remedy sold throughout the. entire
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
Mr.. G0EBEL's FUNERAL.
He WilisBe Buried in Old Frank fort
Cemetery. here Lies Daniel 3oone.

~ <fHctETY,t lICTt It's 17sst' 49,
FRANKFORT,sKY: Feb. o;,In ne re. ,Ssi
were placed in beautiful casket this
nfternoon and late this evening they. were
borne to the depot, where speciai tram am
was In waiting. a large delegauon- OF
inent citizens and ladies accompanies, the
remains to the train. They were ken
to Coytngtons tonight NJ $500
The train will reach Covfrgton to-mor-
row (Tuesdny] morning. and the coffin.
will be carried to Odd-Fellows Hail. nc7
companied by AN escort OF Gowns ~ =
zens. All day Tuesday the BODY Will lie
IN state, and Tuesday night It will be
brought back here. and VIII lie In state
Wednesday, tsthes pttols Hotel.
OnsThursdayythe dnnl services Will be
held here The sinterment will b In the
old FranEforta ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lie tbs
bones Of Daniel Boone And lnA1Y oo9ayAe
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factions and the seemingly irreconcllabie
differences in their contentious on the
most important points at issue II soon
became evident that the meeting couid
not deal with the question OF a transfer
of state offices or even with The respec-
tive claims OF the parties.
All it could hope TO accomplish was the
removal of some CT the obstacles thiit
stand in the way of securing an adJudi-
cation of these questions by some vi
runal upon which the principals can
agree The Democrats at first we.e IN
clined to press their demands to the
Emit, requiring the withdrawal of troops
from the State buildings at Frankfort
the recognition of Beckham as Governor
without any further action by the Lesls-
Iature. on the reports of the Contest
Boards, by which Goebel and Beckham
were declared to have been elected, after
which the main points in controversy
We're to be adjudicated by due process
Inn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
FOODS f23zzS
Do not grippe nor irritate the al!men-
tary canal. They act gently Sess
promptly. cleanse cfcctunlly and
Gfwe Ga Ga ss2ga2yeR
Sold ~, ~. r,-.. .. cfs.t1.
,l.h the reform crusade led by the Rev.

yhe Democracy upon this last occasion
s: will be recalled, got considerable mud
on their arrlor and retired from political.
life for season. The Rev. Sam e Co.
Jet them up after one term, however.
since which they have been in the saddle,
Furious interest in the happenings of
to-day is felt here. Most all admit that
many abuses exist In the municipal gov
crnment and many have cures which trey
wish TO try. The ms say that the cuts
want in ana will promise anything while
outside and perform nothing after they
get IN. Tho outs say all they want is
a pure government
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
DR.. MCGOWAN President.

A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
McGill Union was held last night. The
principal business before the body was
the election of a president to succeed Mr.
Thomas S Edgar. who has left the city.
Dr. w. a. McGowan was chosen to sue
coed Mr.. Edgar TO the presidency.
Resolutions upon the death of Hon.
w. f. Reddy were read and adopted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
SLAUGHTER SENTENCED.

Gets Seven Years in Pcnitentiary for
Forgery.
DANEILiC, VA, Feb. 5.-Special.-James
H Slaughter tried to-day on six charges
Of forgery, and sentenced to two. years In
two cases, three In one case. and the other
nol-prossed. Slaughter was surrounded
by friends during the trial. Among them
being his handsome young wife. After
sentence had been passed Mr.. James
AGREE, whose name he had forged, ex-
pressed his sympathy and shook Slaugh-
tiers hand.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
Sympathy for Beers

>ATLANTA, GA, Feb. 1.-TWO hundred
1rishmen met here tonight and raised
$3.50, which they will forward to the
treasurer Of the Ancient Order OF Hiber-
mans. at Washington. with. the request.
: that It be sent to the field hospital SER
vice Of the Boer army: Strong resoiu-l
nouncing England.s policy in the war
were adopted. s s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
BRYAN'S MOVEMENTS.

Left Holyokc, Massachusetts, for Pitts
field.
B HuLYOkE, MASS, Feb. 5.-Colonel w
J. Bryan left Holyoke to-day bound for
Pirtstield. He was accompanied by
CHRISTOPHER 7. Callahan, chairman of the.
Democratic State Committee, whose
guest he was over Sunday.
Escorted TO Lunch.
PITTSFIELD,tM MASS, Feb. 5.--The train
bearing w. J. Bryan was met here by
Ex-Congressman John c. Crosby and
John H. Mack, Of North Adams. who
escorted Mr.. Bryan to the Wendell House
for lunch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
White Man Badly Cut.

Mr.. Thomas McAvoy. a young white
man, got into difficulty with some men
at the corner of Main and Twenty-third
streets, last night, in which tight en-
sued, of which NIc!Avoy got the worst
He was badly cut about the face, neck
and body.
The ambulance was called. and the
wounded man was taken to theAAlms-
house. where he was treated by DR.. w.
w. Parker. Jr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
WAIVED AxAMINATIoN.
Julius schocter Was demanded to the
Tom BIS.

NEW YORK. Feb 5.-Julius schoeter.
who was arrested last Thursday. charged
with defrauding several banking firms OF
$685. COO by using worthless Virginia State
bonds Es collateral, was arraigned again
to-day. Schoeter waived examinations,
and was remanded to- the Tonbs In Heu
of his bail OF $1,000.
The attorney for the prisoner said that
he had aperfect defence but tnasmuch
as the Judgment Of the present court WINS
mot final. he thought i unwise to dis
close 4the defence at this time but Ne
would reserve I. for the court having the
proper 1urisdictlon- 81 glA 6
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PA(INC EF0ITI'll
jIRE,A1' SIGNED.
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manner that Great Britain yields to the
United States the right to construct the
#.N1caraguan Canal, or canaf at any.
otner$ point on the Isthmus without BrF7
ish participation. Most Of the other Tea
lures in the CEayron-BuIwer treaty are &c
retained This is notably true OF article
NO. 5. which guarantees the Dsolute
neutrality Of any canal, and the security
of the capital invested. It Is understeo .t
that the United States continues upon e y
self this obligation to maintain the , neu-
trahzatton of the canal, wnlcn SRA lIahA1 - -
forever open and free. - ~, 4
i'm rr;t,S .AfIuOAL UNDERSTANDING
1t is also believed that the treaty iooss
to a international understa ndins on tnis
point. 80
This treaty was arranged between
Secretary Hay and Lord Pauncefote. WIZ
are the principals, and who r1aifiLesssu
that fact bv signing the treaty. ~.
AS soon as the treaty Is ratitled anu anu .e'e
ratification shall have oeen 3;,.a,..,, =,
the United States will be at liberty 70
.,roceed at once with the construction
of an Isthmian canal unfettered by any
oh,iea tion toward Great Britain save tnat
~ SLOWING to British citizens as to the
citizens of other nations the use of the
canal on the same terms with American
citizens.
There is absolutely no Qulu pio uuo
offered by Great Britain in this treaty
in return for the valuable concession
to the United States. Whatever re-
turn the United States may choose to
make for this concession is a thing
of the future.
The new treaty was read in executive
session in the Senate to-day. Chairman
Davis, chairman of the Committee on
Foreign relations moved to make the
treaty public. but after some discussion
,t was decided to refer the matter to
the Committee on Foreign Relations be-
fore taking that step
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
CITY auditors Rcport,

The monthly report of the City Audi
tor. submitted to the Common Council
last night, shows the disbursements for
January to be S2o' ,J6)-62. as compared
wear. The cash balance ON hand January
~ or was $40 20I.l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
Rector OF ST Marks.

1t is reported that Rev. E. i: Goodwin;
of Charleston, S. c., has received call
to the pastorate of ST. Marks church.
this city He conferred with the vestry
Yesterday with reference to accepting the
call to that church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
TIE FRANKLIN RUNS AMUCK.
Receiving Ship Goes Adrift and
SmasIles q Pier.

NORFOLK. VA, Feb. ESPECIAL
During the fifty-four-1nile hour gale
which prevailed here last night. the re-
ceiving ship Franklin, moored off the
Norfolk Navy Yard. went adrift. Her
deck cleats We're torn off and she drifted
into the pier at st. Helena, opposite the
yard, and smashed 1t.
Tho damage wrought will hardly be re-
paired by a large force within a week.
The ship was connected with the shore
recently by a pier, which was demolished
last night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
Free DiSpcnSary.

The regular meeting Of the Board of
Managers Of the Richmond Homeopathic
Free NDisDensary will be held at the dis
nensary' No. col west Main street. at II 80
O'Clock this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
Don't Want Receiver.

A conference of the stockholders of
the Old Dominion Building and Lean
Association was held yesterday after
noon The meeting was largely at
tended and was very enthusiastic. a
resolution was unanimously adopted pro-
testing against the appointment of re-
ceiyer and to defend the rights of the
Stockholders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06

TO CURE AZ COLD INsoNE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money IL It fails
to cure. E:.W Groys's signature = On
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
Trustees Meet.

The semi-annual meeting of the trustees
Of Richmond College will be held to-mor-
row morning at the First Baptist church
at 1880 O'clock. The reports of the sew
eral committees will be heard and. other
business transacted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-02-06
Ra,;t,ed q !, o., 3 ~ T,.., ~

Ratified Hague Treaty.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 5-The national
executive session ratified the4Hague peace
treaty, also the treaty with the Argentina
Snenubifc. thss
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WIN Load for. south ARC. +

NEW. YORK. Feb. n-The British
steamer Domin4u Dc IarHtnaRa arrived {
i TEDDY 4reA Noffe11, and VIII ieAA 1ee
! south A1xtso, 49,,
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Mr. Gallinser gave notice that at an n
early date he would offer an amenan2e"'
to the rules of the Senate. providing Una
all resolutions when introduced shaH De
referred without debate. unless uha.A-
nous consent be given for im-ned'att
cOnSiGer3 ton.