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Wines a ! n
for Xmas.

Sweet Catawba and Blackberry Wine,
f2c. quart or gallon. i. a5cf
Quart bottie Imported Port Vine. .a5c
Quart bottle Sherry Wine, imported, $50
Quart bottle Smart Set Wills key....s
Quart bottle Gin, Imported. 3. ........75c
Oscar Pepper, Gbec, or Mt. Vernon Old
Rye Wnlskey. aunrs bottle 7so
Imported Sherry Wine. 81
ciaret Wines, per bottle, imported &, ESQ
Flo Whssay T. i. ... 4. s.. s1.5o
Old Rye Whlskey, 4 years oId.l......t..S2
Old Rye Whisky, s years old...,.. S2.4o
Old aye Whisky, g years old. So
Fine N. C. Corn Whlskey. 8 years old. $2
French Brandy, ? years old ...... .....S2
Pure Old Virginia Apple Rrandy..... Sc
Old French Brandy, s years old........S3
Imported Gin, per NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
New England Run,. per gallon. 1865. So
Blackberry Brandy, per gallon SOC
Rcst Quality Catav.ba and Blackberry
Wine, gallon . ..}.;.. 5ooo
pure Virginia Peach Brandy, per gall. so
G ood Holland Git'. ...s$1.5o
Sweet cider, pc. sllos' :: s5c
5kerton Valley Whisky, years old,
ST jacobs Or Miier,a Malt Whlskey, per
buffy's Malt WhIskey ...' SOC DC
Ola n. C. Corn Nhiskey, pint bottles,
ESQ.,; quart bottles. ~. quo
S. UllmAh'S SON
ln.strees stores, 1896. 1892 East Main
street; Marshal. street store, 500 e.
Marshall Street.
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ness conditions With wnich 1T must deal
and Il clear definition of the problems
\ ff,r tiirs consideration OF which y s%ns
created. IL
Summary. Of Work.
a-I'lie result OF the work may be thus
H summarized: sf rs ss 43ss 4J
81 Commercial and industrial con-
Edtiinns present he foremost problems q
slcI.ii feeling Of dissnt sfaction with cx-
istiilg conditions. Some causes of dis
satisfactton arc apparent, nd the evils
Very rcal#and great
AZ - The present lega conditions under
which corporate business is carried on
arc extremely unsat J 81 tory. hey ad-s;
init OF; and #inyitc,Enxtreme "a blisc. They
are the result OF forced grOWtf under
divergent pressurcs and in their pres
$rfit anomalous state represent the needs
B or demands of specinl In terests, and are
y not II permanent4bodyo OF law ADAPT ed 10.
provide properly Is for the Interests IN s.
ssplved. Y. s5fa. "a
SFnrthcrmorc, the state system, IN
piled TO sinterstate business. has developed3
additional and peculiar evils: a diversity
80 great AS to amount in operation to
anarchy: nm Inevitable tendency toward
the lowest level OF lax regulation. anu
n the unequalSand sdisas tro,ls contest be-
tween state legislatures and commercial
20. No satisfactory reformsSis to be
expected under the Sta te system Of in
Il corporation.
command sufficient power TO- remedy.
these conditions in It's control Of inter-
state commerce, supplemented by sub
sidiary and incidental powers
Negative Development.
81 IS. So far the commerce clause of the
Constitution has haflSa negative develop
mcnt only. both under Cong and by
judicial Interpretation With the cxccp-
ftion of theE interSttt c-commfrnc gnct-the
force Of which las been seriously weak
+ Cned by judicial iinterpretation-and the
nnylga Ion laws. thcre has been ~ really
Il affirmative attempt to regulate interstate
3 commerce. The conlerceB clause has been
chiefly used Il TO prevent the interference
{. by State withintcrstate commerce. H
a means for getting essential facts. y
addition TO the Vhiur IN Congress OF such
NJ Information, the publication OF facts the
dissemination knowledge, Will bring
into existence the influence Of an cnlight-
4 cned public opinion which properly ap-
piled would go far to develop the sense
{ or public trust involved In tho control
sonal responsibility on the part OF off,
GERS ar managers OF corporations
81 The work of the bureau can pro-
coed along the lines of inquiry ana report,
8nddtng fact uron fact nRproof of existing
conditions, but no real remedy can be
4 I, I n + i,ntFts CONGRESS- takes nGtlon hy
Affirmative use Of tho great powers prant-
stitutlon 81 ,s
Action by Congress,
rs, The possible Congressional actions
Z snrn: "a IL
....(a) Delegatlon 70 tie states Of con
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49, a y. :, Pc 2, 4
Of Man Missing
.-lRY Associn tel Press.l

ATLANTA, G A. Dec. 221.-,rhe body
OF S. r. Thompson, OF this city. report
cd to have been killed by q train near
Midland. Va. recently, is missing and all
efforts N OF relatives and friends to To-
cate the remains OF the man have proved
futile. a telegram to tho mayor OF Mid !
land has remained unanswered. It was
renorted that Thompson was knocked
from the moving train and his body
crushed beneath the wheels. Ills friends
cannot account for the mysterious dis
appearance of the body. ia
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CHESAPEAKE AND 70 10 RAILWAY
I cHRIsTMAs AND HoLIDAY Ex.
cURsIoN RATES FOR THE
SEASON OF 1904.'05

y I oEINSOINT Vt We 800
10 the public, sold December 20. Gath.
18th. 2stl, 10th 3lst md January list and
Cd, limited to expire January =, 1895
and s,rrendering certificate from presl-
dent, principal or superintendent of cos
leges or schools, sold December 18th To
24th,@ limited to- expire January s, 1905.
Information and rates, call i,
C, q o. Ry. Passenger Office. No. 500
East Main Street, Or Richmond Transfer
Company offices,
\. y, p, A., G.. 6, Q, Ry., Richmond, Va,
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. Capture Important.
03y disseminated Press. J 6

~ (I3y5 ASs0clated EPress. 81 3gEEis n
iNEst5 THIRD ARMY. BEFORE PORT.
ARTHUR Dec. ~. via FUSAN.-'rhc
capture Of the North Fort OF East ISell-
wan December 18th by the japanese is
OF much Importance, because 1t opens a
way UP the gorge to the highest hills,
and will render easier the capture of the
mountain. 1t gives much additional foot 4.
hold for a general assault 1 on the western
half OF The eastern fortified <rldg 1he
Stpcf e u fort q 81 8s2
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RAILROAD TRAGEDIES.
Ground to Pieces Under Wheels
Fell From Platform.
Especial to The Times-Dispat,

FARAlYIILE, II December 2 ~. ;-; Man an
son Lee, !. a colored boy q bout thirteen
years OF a sc, was Iun over! this evening
by a Norfolk and Western freight train
and Instantly killed d fcw$ya rds vest vest
Of the passenger train. The boy Was rs,
DID not attempt to ;allgft until the train
was in motion. He fell #2 beneath the
wheels and his body was fearfuiy man
5gled.f M Il
RADFoRD, VA December 81 21. :.
Dave Ke,stcr, seventy years old, while
walking from this place to his home ut
Wicker, was run over and ~ XII tlli;
ed by a passenger train one nile below el y,
this place at about o'clock vest rady
evening, Mr.. Kcister has scvera I sons
who are in the employ Of the railroad
company.
SBLUEFIELD. w. VA, December 2l.--
Gus Franks. while riding on pla form O.
the street car betWeen this place and
Graham, Va, to-day, fell off, his head
striking rock, killing him Instantly
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Mr.. Buchanan and His Work.

REV. James Buchanan tnade "a most 4 in
teresting talk last night before IL large
lecture embraced some fof HIS experiences
since l,a has had charge of the Neighbour
hood MissloR, They proved to bs most
thoroughly enjoyed IT, :. &
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University Men Who Fell.

III reporting All Interview with Captain
w. Gordon NiccHb on yesterday regard
ing the proposed broDze tablet to be
erected at the University of Virginia In
Civil War. ne was made Il o SAY that 4Sll
OF the SIS who volunteered IN 1851 were
Killed In battle. Captain MaGabe said
8i,iyersitS who served In the Con ederate
army, As1 fell In the defense. Of their
country. Sfg
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2 WINTER ToUHIST RATES
THE5ATLANTics COAST LINE.

Winter tourist tickets are now OIL sale
"a ali southern winter resorts via the
Atlantic Coast Line. This line is the
shortest, quickest and most elegantly
5eulpped between the North and South.
,lt|offers to health and pleasure seekers
service equalled by none. You make no
changes to Flo ridat resorts.
FOR full particulars apply toaany agent
OF tho company or = si-sa 81 VI
" g. s. CAMPBELL,
Division Passenger Agent,
I. ss Richmond, Va,
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REDUCED HATES VIA RI, G. p. r. r,
ACCOUNT CHRl sTMA HOLIDAYS,
u -. cE cnhl 1ond ..t..N. aIt..l

Rate-Fare and onc-tlird for the round
trip between MI points, Richmond to
Washington, inclusive. Tickets on sale to
the general public December 90. "a. %. &c,
81 1914, and January 1.2 1905. final limit
January 4, 1906. 10 students and tcacli-
crs OF schools and colleges presenting
and surrendering certificates signed by
the superintendent principal or president
Of sucl, Institutions. tickets will BIO sold
at tho above rate, December 18th to att.
5inclusive; good returning until January
S, 1905, Apply. to ticket agents Richmond
and Potomac Railroad.
w. r, TAYLOR.
aig7 g Traffic Manager.
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OBITUARY
3 Tucker Johnson.

4 Mr.. George Nv. johnson received a tele-
gram Syesterday from Baltimore, telling
kkia tho dealt, q his brother Mr. p.
Mr.. Johnson had been y resident o.
this city all or his llfe, until nbout elElt.
Years ago, ut which time. ME accepted y
position lwith5a I'l iladelphln$ firm. he Wns
emplOyel in the capacity. OF q travellnE
snlesnlun, and had q large circle y. VI
friends all over his territory, MS We'll Us
in this city. lie Was extremely popular
With all who knew him. He was forty
sIx years ofsagn and unmarried:
There ara three SURVIVING hrothers ~
Richmond- George W.. Arthur G. and q,
j Johnson; n $50 two sistersMrs e. : {, e. e
liolstead, of Richmond, and Mrs, jamea
10 CARRIER Of Plttsburg, PA, "a
The remains will arrive this afternpoM
1T a;l4 O'Clock AT tho Main Street stat ION
and the funeral will take place from tho
train. The lnterment Will be made III
tho Maury Cemetery. Manchester
z. B. Sampson,
oRbEPSs SN!ss!y Y fss R s BIZ bsga!fh u
B, Sampson died al his home here Tues
day night at ~ o. clock, Mr. Sampson was
one OF tho oldest citizens of this section,
and had baNn in feeble health for some
years. lie psas a native OF England,
Jansen Haynes.
f FREpE Fri .,ISsBuaG. VA, Dec. A.~
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Professor ] L. Budd.
a "A fT3v A ssn7,c,int - Pr.,e,.ss. \

DIES MONIES, h IA.,8 Dec q. "A telegram
was received here to-day from San Ans
tonic, Tex. Announcing the death of Prof
j.. r. Budd, for TWENTY-FIVE years at the !
head OF the horticultgre department asS
one ofstlle most widely Known pomo log tsts
In tho world. He introduced many new y
Varieties of fruit trees into the Unite
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sHO| i ! F0R |].|||
j SENATOR DEAD !. ] D

tBy Associated !, Press Re; gorge 9.
rnited States sena tor from
!. i Id'allo.' died at his home here to-ua y.
laird sh9up s %as a bGrR wa ~ e d1
e., ~ IN tho spublic schools. He. spent
s enve Years. from 1852 to 1880 In Illinois
MS farmer and -raiser and thr Ell
Went Where foT lW1 E ner and I'd
M,r hnnt inis61 lie enlisted and serye ca
during the war. being prom,oted w tlr.ine
.becalne colonel of the Third Goiora ago.
NdlI he went to Idaho, where he
served two terms In the Legislature, ana
then became Governor OF ne rerltorig (
isoo And III the same year WAS chosen
United States senator which position ne
held until 1901,
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Company B Has Enjoyable Dance

Company 3, Inc. SeVInlltth ,7Is,sg!.i
iment, S'NYalker Ligh Guard held the,r
simental Arm0ry, ~ IS tlsEs 49,, N
'Capiain Miller; put the men through, 81
stiff'drill, which lasted for an. hour y Iae
vas enjoyed By the members and their
friends. whoi had been invited " be press-
tent An orchestra furnished the music
ladies' we've present. Tho dance is an an.
nllal n air. -ll 49,
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DR.. "a. II. Lilliston.
Or. Henry Mallory.
(By Associated Press. 3

~ BY Associated iPress,0 ~
5TIAlArILTON N. DILL Q, Dec. 2l.---Dr. Henry
Mallory 4 ged etg hty-two. who has resided
here three score years and who was 9
native Of Virginia, died to;rig hit q g was vas
stles and title Mnsons, and Was vel!
known throughout Ohio as a leading
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SHE: / QUAIL|..s BENEATH
SCATH|NC WORDS.
Continued from FIRST Page.)

Tie jury with the pistol in his outstretch-
cd hand. the prosecutor exclaimed:
"Gentlemcn, III will give you his !; re-
volver to- take into the j,lry-roonl and Il
any man among YOU can hold 1t ms the
defences theory Of suicide would require
you TO hold 1t in order to inflict this
wound and then pull the trigger will
consent to your setting this defendant
free on the spot. III ~ al; ~
The remainder Of the speech was given
over to controverting the testimony OF
the defense. as5; 81.
Session Begins With
Argument Of Defense
The appearance Of the courtroom when
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Justice Davis took his seat on the bsnch
to-das was in marked contrast to that OF
yesterday and the day before. Not more
than half tho seats were occupied to-day
Mr.. Younger, OF counsel for the de-
fensc, renewed his motion for Justice
Davis TO order the acdnittal OF Miss Pat
tcrson without further proceeding. but
the court denied The motion. and directed
counsel to proceed with the arguments.
Mr.. Levy then began the closing atldrts,
to the jury for the defense
Mr.. Levy declared that no woman De-
comes bad because Of Innate depravity.
sShc becomes. said 1,e, bad because of the 4
Incentives Of man and TIE weakness OF "A
her nature If Il man takes Ills lie be-
cause OF love OF her WHY punish her?
Whatever her character, sbo was. iicrer-
theless. entitled. under the law, to as 4
fair treatment as IL she were the sweet /
cst and %pnrest.
''Yot cannot bring back tl,esstlead."
said Mr.. Levy. but II Caesar Young
were lcfr to- day Think he would speak
few words for this poor girl lie has
rnade his plaything."
NJ Mr.. Levy declared that every effort
Sof tho prosecution had failed to sustain
the charge that Miss Patterson pursued
aid stlreatene to separate Young FROM
his wife. All the evidence tended to
prove that Just the contrary was true.
showing at all times Young's persistent
and unfailinE attention. jS 7s5 r Is
Referring to tho part Miss Patterson's
sister and brotfer-in -1aw have had In the
case, the attorney said: II am not re-
sponslble for Julia or her husband. and
I would to God that could have brought
them here. What may or may not have
prompted Julia to5write the letter. which
has appeared In this trial. do not know
There Is no evidence connecting the de-
PENDANT with the letter. nor showing that
s,e knew OF Its contents or whether or
not It had been sent"
He argued that the entire case, OF the
nrosecution was constructed. OF the most
flinsy material and that this II MOTH
Ing more, should raise a doubt IN the
minds OF the Jurors
Mr., Levy claimed that the prosecution
had failed utterly. in its attempt to show
that Miss Patterson had any motive 70
take iYoungs life. On the other han d.
| IT had shown that she had every. rea ca son
pto want him to live. He supplied ner
beautifully with money, ens,irirlg her a
| iiife 5of ease and affluencc. and she loved
him AZ the same time all the evidence
went to show that Young was q man OF
ma nv. moods, and that he had consumed
large quantities OF liquor thin q low
hours previous to the trag edy. was !. II y,
not possible, he asked, that q ung, Win !,
| his excitable nature, might have acted
lhastily when he learned that Miss P "a e.
! tcrson had decided not to keep her prom
Use "a meet him In Europe r.
1.-THE prosecution failed at g vital point
I5inj3its case, he declared IA IN not peirs
able to prove that Miss Pa tterson nag !. 9
revolver. lie maintained that II ma,
lbeen proYed concusively that she il h tall
no pistol
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Erasmus Ommannrleay,,...l

s! X. (By Associated Press.) 1T y NJ sa
mi FREDERICKSBURG sii' Erasmns ommanney, the lathe
Of the British navy, died here to-aay!
s Waa ne
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"a few days ago Miss jeanette Haynes
daughter. OF the late ]. W. II Haynes OF
STAFFORD scounty, wsis marrie ed in calvary
Baptist + Church. in Washing ton, to Mr.
SChristihn j Jansen, OF Denmark. Rev. Sam 81
s ulel Ii. Green, pastor OF the church. ofti-s
Chatting. A few relatives and Intimate It!
friends witnessed the Sceremqn among
them Mrs j. w. Payne, Of st afford 3sa ~
relative OF the bride. Lat ter 4 ceptionIS
was held at the home OF the bride $ SIS
tor Mrs. AZ. r.. Shepherd, in aslling TOM
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Jansen will Z. short sail
for Den mark, . where they will reside
u Dn11arc ~
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MARRIAGES.

1sBEI r-IYICIIHAAr.--At tho parsonage
s az Wesley Chapel, Washington. d. GU
by the pastor, Rev; W NJ Me- Fergps9n =.
u. on pecembsr 1at,. Miss , q, e.
I. MAS married to M. ROBERr j. Sc
a8fREL III of Louisa Scoun ty, Va, "
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To- POllard.
(speclal5Hto The Times-Dlsps

Special to The Times D!spsI tehl 7, !, S5
E r S{ed R Il is Rona Peg sss 81 r Ps1
sunday ait 10 "a. r.. &af ter a. long llness.
I'd was inferred in the famfl SECTION tssg
sMcKendry Meth dist Church Of which
/ 81 xty.twos years old. He leaves, besides
Ills wife. two daug ters, Misses 3ernicess
aand Clara; five brot lers BIZ ri
Chat man 81: ana
lard, Of G olumbus, and Doug las Pot7ss
lard OF Kentucky 4.
5 Mi. Pollard married ISIS Green, Of Mat
g taswS ffetS siase
Ne IA coun ~ pastor OF It hc M thDdisl8
Church ats,thait place. Y. 5S
$ Only bunal seryices We're conauctea ~
the grave by Rev. Charles STurnel'SasS ~
the weather was too bad fort the PEG
to turn out to have a. funeral 81 $sS s,g
illian Martin.
SSa4s Especial Ito Tho Times Di.pat chi
tSs1yiYTIIEVILLE VA. Dec. 21 H. s9
liam Mart died this morning At ne res
Union Street, of heart disease, aged EseY.-S;
genty-six years. Mr. Nlarti In sformerly re-
G sided AT Crozet, rbemar le count Pr tS
been n;, 1lyirg he re-, Wn
were taken to- Crozet for irterment n
DR.. "a, H. Lilliston.
Especial to The Times Dispatch
@ ONlNCO CK, Dec. 2l.----D a. IieF..3s
bert I4lliston died at his home IN AcGo-a
mac Court tuesday, from me-
GIJlllston, and was twenty light years old. sa
He was extremely spopular SS
While out Of college only a, 1eWEyea
%az haa eHf Up
Bpoorer classes. He took5 ist he sS nrlgntesseS
Views OF life and exercised q mo
some all WI who kleW 5aa:
or MasOns lTS s{ss8. 4 RI f{s3
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gs8 District Attorney Rand AZ warned ii the
fury that8thcy should not DO influenced! =!
by the plea for sympat thy to- which the 10
counsel for the defense had beer &drty
by the insurmount able wal q eSldelAtISe
which confronted him:
notwithstanding the jury that the pros
ccution and the defense agreed ,,,ls
either Young killed himself Or was we; kiilenE
Nv the defendant, he attempted to siloWs
fthati3the suicide or accident theory f lsa
been disproved. In this connect ION me 2
headless and legless skols:on, " men nay t,st
appeared In the case. was gam .prous
before the jury Mr.. Rand insisted tina +
nothing more f than the testimony OF
Pawnbrokcr Stern was needed 70 pr,o oN,
mat Young was the victim ct a prenle II
Ifa tod murder Ia The defenda nt.s counsel
!, eracd 1he "a Id rs that the gun wa 81 pullr-.
chased for the purpose OF klllat
Young, making It claa beyond y ,ooupsa
that the killing wa deliberate dna
Smeditated. IIe nlaint tanned that the 5SdeTs
zee IA moved ,,ys compe tent wi tnesses
MA tS-Y Dung lever q re ~! YER, arg
nat he had no revoly the day ne vas Y.
Killed LII That, he said would des troy the '
suicide theory. .5 So =
f7S Rand's Wonderful Speech.
,rhe testin nv Il OF experts, " ll1ch355Was
sligh1 Of by Mr.. .evy, Warmly 17
aarsnda5 1hv Mr.. Rand. Tfa t testt mony,.
said he, proved that Young could ". ny.
have held the revolver in g position sly ~
make such a Nv ound as caused his #n 4, n
TieH declared also that the condit' 81
were opposed to the suicide th e {.
man contemplating such an act usually
e ~ moroset While Dung, that morning at
had every reason for an an, exactly oppo,
slte feeling Ho had3sjust shaken IRON : !,
III shoulders tho burden which ne nag nag
carried Tor r year or more. a u J,
Many Of the imp ortant points points e cou "
have been proved by Morgan smith =! 8
the attendants brother n-,la1w, yet ne
had not beer, prod uced. This was due, NC
declared to the fact tine de - ,nis
ala not dare bring him forward, for theh
tho prosecution " ould prove the clam
Il has made all along and still insists Is
true ~ that smith purchased the revolver 1'
With which Young was killed. e ter ~ AL :
/ Rand, : speech. Mr.. Levy said
.That vas tile most wonderflu u a % Y
81 any cause, the most mastery pee !,
that / 4 have ever heard In n criminal nm
"a se "a an experience in the courts 70, OF
twentyfours years In spite Of that lfl', E, =
am confident that Miss Patterson VII VII
10 ncuultted..' vi 8s4 NJ a s
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ness conditions with which 1t must deal
and Al clear definition of the problems
fnr Tho consideration ~ which II was
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Speech Of Rand.

District Attorney Rand warned % the
Jury that they should not be Influenced &c,
by the plea for sympat thy to when ,stne 9
IN tl,ei insurrnountablc wall Of evidence
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INTRODUCE Bill
AFTER HOLIDAYS.

Confined from First Pagc.)
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General Policy.

.rhc commissioner elahorates this SUM
mary with M detailed report Of the work
during the period covered by inc d9 2s.i
Innnt. Under the head OF 'tj encral tSoi-