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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-02
GENERAL MARKETS

Philadelphia, Pa, April |. - Flour
steady; winter superhne, $4,000 3.S5
Penna. roller, clear, s4.60a 4.S0; city
mills. fancy. $5.60G5.7O. Rye -four was
quiet. at sl25 per barrel Wheat was
firm: No. 2 red Penna., new, $l.O612 q
1.O7. Corn was firm No. 2 yellow, 10
cal. 551ac. Oats quiet; No. 2 white
Hay steady; No. timothy, large bales
sI65O6l7 Pork was firm; family
$175OG1S. Beef was steady; beet
hams. $2O02l. Live poultry, 15c. for
hens, 10c. for old ROSTERS. Dressed
noultry. 14ihc. for choice fowls, Toe for
Old ROSTERS. Butter steady; creamery,
28c pound. Eggs steady; New York
and Penna.. 19c. dozen. Potatoes were
steady; per bushel, S105G Ito.
baltimore, Md. April l. = Wheat
was hrmer; spot. contract $1:O5R4
i.05&; spot No. red western. $l.06h
mI.06A; steamer No. red 991s a
99Mc.; southern, by sample, 97c.4
81. 06: do. on grade, BIC. @YlO6 Corn
firmer; spot, 52G52bc.; steamer mix
ed, 46A g46ssc,; southern white corn
40G52c, do, yellow corn, 40g oZ19c.
Oats firmer; No. 2 white, 4S12 a aye. !
No. 2. uptown, 82G89c. No, 2 western,
ISI19c,: do, creamery, 26c,; do. ladle.
I7m1Sc.;' store packed, 12Q13c. Eggs
in brisk demand; per dozen. $50 l9c.
Neg York, April 1.-Butter steady;
extr,I fresh creamery. Csc; creamery
com, mon to choice, 15q24c,; state
lair 13G21c.; renovated. 12@lSc.;
factory. l2G14l5c.; imitation cream
cry, l4hG lSc. Cheese was steady;
state full cream fancy, small colored,
small white, large colored and large
white, l2c. for Sept; late made. iOAc'
Eggs were strong; state and Penna.
nearby average finest. l9c. do. do.
fIrsts. 1Shc.; western frsts, 1Sl5c.
potatoes firm; Long Island, $3q3.50;
Jerseys. S3M3.25; state and western,
DER sack, S275G290; Jersey sweets,
domestic, per ton, s25995; Florida,
per barrel crate, sS@S.5O.
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Local Markets

IUorrected Dy oIInUn IIIIsH q UIU.I
Wheat. 81 % to ~ 10; corn, new ,53 to
-, meal, 81 soto $l.35 per 100 pounds
oats, 40 to so; fowls Qiye), { to 3
chickens, live, 8 to 10; dressed, 10 70 II
lucks. liye.S to 8, dressed, ] ! TO II; tur
keys, dress d 16M1 7;livel l2;lsrd Ia
II; eggs, / ; to 10; butter, Is to 20
nams. IA to II; Irish potatoes. 81
to $1.l5; Early Rose. 81 30 to 81 90
sweet potatoes, 30 to 81 beef 3 to By
pork, 6 to Z; veal, AZ to GLANDS, 81. 30 TO
$3.50; hides. tgreen) to 6;hides dry ,sto
l0salted hides, Z to 3; baled hay SO TO
tlS per ton.
wool-Unwashed, 10 to 81; washed,
~ to %.
Leaf Sumac--55 to go per 100.
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soTkIN JURORS BRIBEp
Judge discharges the Jury and VIII
Qeoln the Case ANEW

San Francisco, Cal. March 3i.-l.ate
yesterday afternoon Superior Judge
Cook announced from the bench that
an attempt had been made 10 tamper
with the jurors in the Botkin case. He
discharged the jury this morning and
began the case anew.
Acting upop information that four
Jurors had been bribed 10 favor the
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1904-04-02
No Lonoer a Hearst Boomer,

Henry ". Tyler, brother of eX-Gov.
Tyler, appointed private secretary to
Congressman John Lamb. who has been
called prominent supporter OF . Il
Hearst. says that he had some time ago
severed his correction with the Hearst
Club In Richmond.
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General Lee Working For jamestown
Fair.

Gen. Fiizhugh Lee, president OF the
Jamestown Exposition Commission
Wednesday night addressed both houses
Of the General Assembly of Maryland IN
behalf of the Jamestown Exposition
The Senate passed joint resolution
which originated in the House, proyid
ing for the appointment OF a commission
Of thirteen TO submit suggestions a. to
legislation 10 connection Herewith.
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Live Stock Markets.

Union Stock Yards, Pittsburg, Pa,
April Cattle were steady; choice.
S565.2u; prime. s4.75G4.90; fair, $40
Gals. Hogs were higher; prime
heavy. $5.S0N6 mediums, So; heavy
Workers, S5.95Q6; light Yorker s. 50
$3.50; pigs, $5.65g5.75; roughs. $3.50
@5; Sheep were firm; prime w Vet eo 3 3
3.25; choice laeibs, s6.25Q6.35; veal
calves s6.5OM725.
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Me- Mavnard Chosen .

The Virginia delegation In Congress
has chosen Mr.. Maynard member oil the
democratic congressional campaign com
mittee to succeed Mr.. Rhea who was The
member from Virginia when he retired
from Congress last year.
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Board of Visitors for Mount Vernon

Gov. Montague has appointed the fol
lowing members OF the board OF visitors
OF Mount Vernon, to serve one year from
April IL: Archer Anderson, Richmond;
Thomas Smith, Washington; Gardner Il.
Boothe, Alexandria; Richard b Davis,
Petersburg, and A. Moore, Berryyille.
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Postal Telegraph Superintendent
Resigns.

Joseph W. Hates, superintendent OF
the Postal Telegraph Gable ompany. 81
Richmond, has rendered his resignation.
lie has been connected with the company
many years.
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laaal Holiday.

Tuesday. April 5, has been declared q
legal holiday In Virginia by the leRisla.
ture and Gov. Montague on account OF
the launching OF the battleship Virginia
at Newport News.
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REPORTS PLEASE THE BISHOP.

At the conclusion OF the hearing OF re
ports from charges Bishop Wilson eI
pressed his pleasure at the good news
from all the preachers.
Rev. DIR. James Atkins, OF the Sunday
School Board, delivered an able address
before the conference In the auditorium
OF the church Thursday night.
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CANCER HOSPITALS.
Glenn Resolution Passes Before
1.-THE Health Committee.

rhcs Committee on Health last night
a. a Regular meeting favornbly rep oa 81,
NJ II "a Glenn nu or Madison ward forbiddins
tho establishment Of additional cancer
hospitals for the treatment Of patients
tho consent OF the Board oftEEiealth. Y Tie
rosoiution, which was offered to prevent
flo opening Of cancer .hospItaltont Mar
shailN street. ncar the l1.ks, Home and
III, yYon1ati's Club, passed tho lower
brancii under suspension of the rules, but
waa a committed to- tho COMMITTEES OF,
Health by ztte Board. IS 5f. III ~ sis4 \,
The commit teo approved t.the pay-roli
Of \ some other routine business \.
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PNEuMoNIA,u.lN CHICAGO (, :, !,

Chicago last year, In every case tho dis
ease resulted from a cold. Had the cold
beef, promptly and properly treated at
the outset almost every ORC would have
recovered, This statement Is abundantly
proven by the fact that among the tens
OF thousands throughout this country
who use Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to
cure their colds no case OF pneumonla
has ever been reported, which shows oon-
clusiyely that this remedy Is q certain
preventive Of pneumonia, chamberlain's
Cough Remedy has gained it's wide repu-
tation and enormous sale by the prompt
and effectual cures Of colds, and 3 can
always be depended upon, For sale by
ali druKKlsts, NJ
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GOES NOW TO COURTS,
Roads Committee Ask Legal :Ad-
vice on Railroad Bill.

The House Committee on Roads yester-
day afternoon. IN executive session. de,
rolling stock of railway companies, to Il a
House, and ask that II be committed TO
the Committee for Courts OF Justice for
their report upon its eonstiturlonality.
upon the rolling stock OF the various CONF
panies among the counties through which
the roads run, instead Of allowing the
cities where the roads are doMlclled, TO
have the entire amount, !,
The measure has been ably, champloned
on, both sides, Hon. W.5l}. Allen, Of Bote-
tourt. leading the hgh,t, for ~ Adoption,
cow. Jr,, and other strong attorneys rep-
resentinE cities In opposition.
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bile institutions iii that section Of tic

public ihst1tutions I'll that sectIoTl OF tHe
State. fs5i 5ff s5
me committee Travelled In Pullman cars
attached to the regular train, ind were
provided with every com fort 1.
SENATORS 5Keezeil, Byars, Cha nttln1i,
Ford. fshlegaf, ssalc, Stands and Holt and
DELEGATES Scott, Rogers, ]. NJ. lewis,
Daniel, Bryant, u Everett. Otild oven.
Brldgforth, GRAY and " dams and Clerk
DvHns.5 glsRia \. NJ, II, 81.
rho party wilfsgo directly to Marion
and wifi return via Blhcksburg anu Farm
vile, arriving here Friday night. Later
OF, other representatives OF these sntie
committees viii 5viststho other hospitals
ana schools oftthn State.
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AUCTION SALES, Future Days
n Tbe valentine Auction Co.,

y
5 Auctioneers.
- xTRAoRDiNARY.- IN -AucTIoN ALI
III or THE FURNITURE,.S CARPETS,
&c. contained N that stocEipriek 11ssi-
MORNING, FEB. is. commencing at 1880
o'clock. BIS III e 4, ~ I, - ...,,3i
Keeping wo VIII sell Ut NO: lels Wes Sa Mai y,
Street all Of the furniture contained IN
III tiRo IN IAN AND BACK pAHLoRs-Hand-
son;o Moquet Carpet, Mahogany sofas
tele; Handsome Oak Bookcases, Electric
Lamp, Quartered Oak Chairs and In bles
Corner Couch. Hassocks, Mattings, Parlor
Bll'lard Table balls eyes, racks sha d ms
BLIZZARD Chairs, Clock. Edison Plono:
graph. and Horn and 10 Records. Lot Of
miscellaneous Books. SC. ],
H LOWER? IIA,LI1--Body Brussels Hall Ia
Sawed Hall Rack. with large French
plato mirror; Hail and Wicker Chairs.
Ui'REK H z; !; r. Carpet Chairs Chairs
il & OM-Rrusaes Carpet oval-
front and Square Front CHINA Cases,
Handsome lo-Foot Quarter Sawed CLAW,
M Mari II Buffet, With Fhach plate mir
ror; Fine Refrlgerator,
'FRONT.' tCt1AAIBER-Handso me Brass
BED something very flns massS; , rs
" ~
Fon,t Rests, 3 Globe Gas Chandeliers.
Electric Fan. Walnut Cylinder Secretary
and Bookcase comblaed . something n
Massive Walnut Wardrobe, Iron SAFE,
CHAMBER NO. 2-Moquet CARPET.
Qunrtered Oak Table. Wicker Chairs, Ups
ho!stered Chairs, Wernick sectlona Bookr
ers, Couch. upholstered in SILK plush;
Ccatumer. Oak Chiffoniefs. Fixtures. &C;
4 CHAMBER NO. 3-lngr,l!n Garpet, 7, and
fon;er. Birch Dresser, with oval mirror;
Revolving Ottice Chalr,. Leather Chair,
Mnrble-Top Table, Pictures. single Iron
rc CHAssl Der No. 4--Morrls Chair s-Plece
Walnut Suit, &c. !,
fklTGtlEN -Tables. Step Ladder, Cook
Ing Utensils, sc,
All Of this furniture &c., ils in nice
SAFE positive. TERMS; Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co. &
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R, F,xp. s s.ssr 8 so,5 rs:ss'!s IL

Trains s.eavs RlGint,of,u---.s " III ward. Bss
4:tb7A. NJ. daily. Byrd ST. Through. 4. ssSs
6:i5 A. NJ, dally NAln 81. Vhtvugh 4. I.
s:45 A. NJ. daily. uain ~. Ihtvusn ~ Z
s:s4 4. n. except Monday. Byrd 81. Throush:
~; III, 5u 4. H. Wsex days, zDa. Ashland y.
eH s:oe <. NJ. sunday only. Byrd 81. Throuxh
W. =. 81. week days. Byrd 81 Thsa'usA v.
100 p. HI. week days. Byrd st FredsrloksAasg;
burg aocnnlsr10dRt ton. 5i1 81. 3 l,34 az
sos p. N. daily. Main 81. Through, !. WI
S:25 r. Nj, week days Elns. AshlaAd asss
eI s:o5 p. NJ. daily. gyr: St. Through.
Trains Arrive Richmo nd--SouthWard Ssass
$40 "A. Nj. week days. ElbA Ashland &C.
commodaeion. :, =. 81 T., y Y, Wy
lis Mso 4 4. u u. rs Week dsys BYRD g. Ehrous
s;o5 4 daily Main 81! 1, !, Through q !. !.
sc 7:,5 r. a.. daily. Byrd St Through.
$50 r. NJ, daily. Byrd st. Through Local
.s III Is z. n: daily Main g. # rhrousa IVA -,
io:ss =. 81. daily. Main g. Through.
ii:4o p. NJ. wesk days. Byrd g. Through
N NlolTIEMPulinan Sleeping or Parior Cars ~
ali trains except local accorrlt1 od4tionS.
~, D.1DUKE, c.. w GULF. w. =. TAILOR
den'l Man r.. ASS I. GG.n'l Nan 1'raf. "a
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Lecture on LIQUID Air.

The third lecture BY the Richmo no G ~
Ri,f,s Mur1ter in the college. chapel I, on =
s,,hiect viii be s'Liquid Air" The pro.
lessor has arranged to give mum i per % y
interesting expe riments' Ing pAO WV. = =
cordially invited.
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TOUR OF INSPECTION.
Senators and Delegates Go t.
# Marion and Blacksburg.

Representatives Of the Senate Commits
tee On Public Institutions and Education
and Of the House Committees on Schools
lott last night over the Norfolk And
western railroad at e;4b for southWsyk
Virginia, On n tour of insp ectloU ot ~
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4 Eor.aEntire Board

H 1,he Sill obfcreds III the House by Cen
erai Chnrleh u. Anderson the other day.
a,ithorizingytt payment OF money to the
board Of directors Of the 5penientinry. was o.
for the payment of an amount nos IN e tx
for expeises.g and not this amount for
eacl, Individual member, as was mad
yertcntly stated. ~ Eal
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Whose Gold Ring?S

ORC Of the janitors at the Canitoi p 1i as
t ue House nns ED Of Delegates yesterday after
noon directly after the session ad1onrn.ed.
The owner can get the ring by applying
T.. clerk Of tho House, John Va Wllna1ns.
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Mr.. Finnegar1 Goes South.

Mr., 8. q. Tinnegan. well known IN
college and athletic circles as coach and
tion With the forces OF the Smith Pre-
m i Typewriter Company, under the ne
Richmond office, and will be located at
creenville. S. G. Mr.. Ttnncgan was vas, fo O.
t II Barron q. Collier Adv srtislng Agency
~ Nav York. Stld5f5 ~ k
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offered by Request.

THO bill presented by Mr.: cray !, OF
lr,,,vanna, & in tho House, enlarging the ne
Jurisdiction Of Justices 81 st sne peaeeh 81
s1ctS in civil cases, was presented BY re-
Guest tie, member not favorlnE the meas meas
ire personally. ass IA w. N
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SOUTH 1Rn RAIL WAY.

SCHEDULE IN E EJECT JAN. ~, 1sob y S.s
TRAINS LlAVl ~ klI,kiA u.
700 A. Al.--Dlliy. Local kod Charlotte, M O.
l2aO +. M.-HaIy. Liinlta1 6uuat FulluiaAt
p to Atlanta ALu 6lrmlnkian, iN1W UriuAnS,
Memphis, Chattanooga anu AL tns Soutta n
saw =. M.-i.iA. SUNDAY. keysyills4 LvcaL Al s9&
10:oO P. M.-Daily. Ltnlted Pullman laady.4
a:c1 p. NJ, Iur all tue South. tstts q SS1Ssft
'5517 nj {F YORK XIV Ell LINE 5s eessssss "a
The fayorite l~ute u Baltimore and Eastern
points Leave Richmond 4:.o P. n. NoudAya
~ 4. n.-Excepi Sunday. Local mixed tosi
West Point 81 u 5.ss55lsSs;
q Friday for West Point. :. b .slaggs
4:ao r. M.-Except Sunday. For West Point.
connecting with steamers Tor Baltimore AM
Il, river landings Monday. wednesday and 5riss
+ ~ TRAINS ARRIVE RIcHMO4tD.
6b5 A. NJ. and 6;4a r. M.-Frum Az the South.
a:a6 p. M.-From Charlotte and Durham. Wi M
$40 a. N.-Fron, Chase city 5glS y,
a;25 "A. M.--Baltimore and West Point. X s.
1915 s. NJ, $40 r. M.-Erom West Point.
c, H AcKERT. 8. e. HA ARD y G (. a
g. ". WEsrBuRy, .; 3: a, 49,
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For the Defendant

n the city Circuit Court yesterday II
tia matter Of the Paris Manufacturing
and Importing Company VS.. George Clan
r ms FOR sl5s.9o, the Jury brought In %
verdict for the defendant. % 53ss
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Licensed to- Wed.
Marriage licenses have been grante,d1 ~
the clerk or the Hastings Court to Wllliam
III Bowles and Mary Cross. ana Cha eA!ts
Knapp and Marie A. Schluetcr.
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THIS "wednesday MORNING, FEB. IT.
1881 clock. We will sell several good
Chamber Suits, Oak and Walnut Ward
robes and S.deboards, IJlameled Iron
ables, mattresses. Heating and Cooking
Stoves, and other Furniture, &C &.
54 Also lot Of Shelf Groceries, consisting
OF Laundry and Securing Soaps. Starch,
Good Luck, Parrot and Monkey and other
Baking Powders Gold Dust. Postum Co
real Food Lye, Canned Peaches. Pump
kins. Salmon, Grund Ginger Ind pepper.
Mustard, Snuff Gelatine, &c., i6-Footg Oval
Nickel Franc Showcase Counter Scales,
Sausage Grinder, First-cIass M. Dayton
Wagon, Store Counters, &C. 5s1tt z.
Sale positive. TERMS a Cash. n
THE VALENTINF A,jCTION6CO.
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- FURNITURE. STOVES, GROCERIES.
T. SHOWCASE, SCALES, DAYTON
WAGON. STORE COUNTERS, &C., AT
A it"rTflNr
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RAILROADS..
1 ini7.W Noifo|k;lsW estern.

b .;JEaBNWN tSasy IA fiF
Wavsriy and Suffolk u sss g3s
DOS a. It, CHICAGO ExPAt1sn. Bunet y
EAtlor Car Pe.ersbuts 70 Lynehpur4 Aad I
iuinbus, Biueheld 10 Clhcinnat also noan okaa
to Knoxyilla and Knoxville to chattanoosA
49, = i.EAvB RICHMOND DAILY. sss4
81 300 IA. Al -.fiO y FOLK LII tTlgp Affxesg
Norfolk 1.-Two "A. N. stops only at sPetersbutrs !
i5iio r. NJ. ROANOKE EApltkss tor II aim-sg
yjlIe,fE ~ nchburg and Roanoke. 4,
s:oo p. x-ocEXN sHo Id LIMIT ED Az
riyes Nurfs = S:so z. NJ: Stops only at Petesa.a
steamers to boston. Providence, New York
baltimore and washington. II sss5 sssiTHp
T7:26 r. M.--For Norfolk and all stations sAst%
s:1o p. Ii. ..Nf,N ORLEANS SHORT TIVE
Pullman Sleepers, Richmond to LynchburE and 4
Roanoke; Petersburg TO 1hu'aak Luxembourg t1fy
Chattanooga, Meniphls It'd New Orleans, Gaze !.
Trains arrive from the west 7:ss A. M. 40 4
n. and 7:so n. NJ. y - - -'Ss
oiGse No s3s Ens! Main sstts Il. ,,.- ~
,sI6 Oe11'l. Pass ACT f Dist. Pass ACT. sS5
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Blythe Valen tine Auction Co..
}3isgt5 612 East Broad Utreet. a
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AUCTION sALES-This Day
i. I 13y 4 Augustine Roynit & Co.. ssi
Z real sEstate Agents and 3AuctlOneers.~
e al en- dor iF3,tildinc. u MahEnester, Va, X

BY virtue OF, deed oi trust dated
August 10Th, 1901, executed by Susan G.
AIoXley and husband to- the undersigned.
and recorded in the corporation Court
clerks office for said city, In .. 3. ~
G Csn cry Court FOR tSe city Of Richmond,
W.. in suit OF G.. q. Gary, & trustee, vs..
Motley and ais, i Will sell ut public auc-,
sIo day hour IA and RlaSee named
lot situated at the southeast corner Of
seyrth ana u y Streets II said city, Y
llno OF Hull street by 1so leet deep to an
aaliey. The improvements, consist of ,- q
and well arranged storeroom on first
floor. and a well arranged dwelling above.
8This.is nice opportunity for o good
tinvr stment. # 5y 55 5s 5
Z 4 TERMS: BY direction Of the above de-
cree and consent Of Vii parties, the terms
VIII be 1-s cash, balance IN equal IN
6 Der cent. added q title retained until the
yeyanco ordered by the court. Isl
E' LAURENCE p. POOL.
"a 1s-6t Il Trustee.
l48 lS j
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ell: TO amend and le-enact sec
and 1883 OF the Coda OF Vlr-
nded and rc.enactcll by an at
I to amend and re.enact chapter
Of Virginia III relation to pubic
i cities and towns constituting
/ districts" approved December
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Memorial Hospital could be hidden II

Memorial Hospital could be hidden in
5ons corner of that Institution. II
4 MI sadler took The floor IN opposition
to both bill and substitute, expressing
ravc doubt as to tho conytitutionality
OF either. OF the two, he thought the Sale
bill was preferable, Il either were con-
sstitutionaI. Mr.. sadler promised to speak
EonyRten minutes and kept his promise TO
ftfe minute, making n clear statement OF
his position with reference to the pending
measures.
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y CLOSED DEBATE.

By Mr. KcezolI To amend and re-enaet sec
tons 1873 1887, 1445. 1A49 1850. l4s4 1852 14sf.
1854 and 1915 OF the Code Of Virginia, a; NJ
and re-enact chapter Sc OF the Code OF Vir-
yginla, relating to public FREQ schools Tor Sonn-
Ties and to the literary fund. approVed De -
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The oyster DEBATE consumed another
day in the House, and the Jordan bill
having the right Of way over all else
MAS taken up almost as soon as the
Speaker had raped to order and prayer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-02-07

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teritiiBt; eir berbprragenoes 9eDdht@
niB urb cine aiBerorbentli6e Suloe
Iamfeit. Der aaifer pertrdgt es ni9t
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trager perben, bic BON Der feinen abb
tpetden, Iprbern er ermuntert ba3r
unb perite6t es, audi ben gefdngeniten
bur9 liebenspiirbiges Gntgegerfom@
men urrb biir1 berali9e unge5punz
gen6eit iebe Sdeu gu benebmen uno
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Ser @ielfeitigfeit Der Sitterefen bes
Serrfders entfpreden natiirli4 bic
Sbemdta, iiber bic er Ii9 unterbdlt
pber bic BEN @egenftano Der bprAtn
erpGbnten @prleiungen bilber. Ollie
aftuelen Sagesfragen Der &unf, Der
Marine, Der Sanbelspifenf9aften,
Der 2anbnirtbidaft unb Der Se4nit
finb ebenio iifer, bet benz &aifer eli
rem lebbdften Snterefe 5u begegrer,
tpie bic piheni9aftliaen Rdt6iel urb
Srunblagen Der 8ergangenbeit uno
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