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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-15

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ipil0icnl il Eril unQ g.
Gic EriiiunN5 @chGroc 0cS 6ctcr-
Seportcmenta, bcltcben0 ans Er0li-
ocnt Geo. u. Gail, Seucnpebrdcl
Geo. ". Nurton ul0 Nrll. Geo. WtnN,
biclt SnmIta0 NorrnittuA IN Der DIT.
lidcll b0bcrcl S0dtrridnllc cine lrii-
fun1 uoll Nl%pplifantcn iilr 0ic 9lnitcl.
llulN ais MoihilllitclL Stills. Miold)i
niItcn, Sootien unO Nrobtipnnncr ill
Scucr0Cpurtemcnt, sir Den WnIdll
niitcuralg hcltan0cn 20. lilr Ocl
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&ootic oli benz acknowledgements >
mo iiir Grubtipnnncr I NppIltont
oir Yriiiung, 0ic criOINrcId)cn Mp
p~lifolltcn mo ocrcn Ero5cntiuB iilo:
Maidiniltcn-Gliinb !. y. Moore
100, eugene Gn0crIc 100, Mllllanl
z. Sbiiu 81. Subn HoblcS 81, Geo.
o.. Wattcralep 81. @ilinm i. Ilb.
gerald 81. Srbn W. 6oAro %, SSiI-
Liant =. Nnttcrion 81, &obn !. Carr
81, Goparo II. 0lcGulougb 81, So.
cob Griipcns 80. 9tormon ". NCu=
uine SO, Ganicl $. yScbcr So, Milliam
4. &nonB S6, HcorNe =. Hlor0 50,
Charles u. Grnicr 81, Charles u.
Yitdficlo so, Charles T.. &nrrIion
70, Nrnrp Is. 9tcimon 1l.5O, Sboo.
s.. Sltton 10.
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Stilc3 s.. Eiorr %, Sbcnoorc ".
S6lnber 81. Charles Z. 1boup'on
81, NotGnn :. Yoincr So. Soiepb 9.
Wid)acl Sc. @iQiam :. 9epnon 50,
@corgc q. lPiQer 81, &obn ). @oluel
70. Mooc $. &nigbt II, Sobn M.
@oo0uiu 60.
Yooticn - Sobn :. @n5arO $3.50,
Charles $. Nertncr $3.50.
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IS.
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in icircm Seben jluci SllbilGen 5ll
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icincr 3eit i'll nScltihcn Gorrclpotr
oenten" bcriftct, ieln G%olocnca Sod
5cita SubilGmn, llnb oIclcnl lit jebt
Dos golocne @cId)1ltS- Silbilolm &C.
iol0t. SroB icIlcS bobcl Mltcr9 III
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@Cid)Glt. Sr. Hilc'clp crblidtc ollt
II. Nuollit 1923 III WicDbnoet 0oa
Sidt Der Nelt. Gr lunr cil &litldlcn-
bauer BON Ucrlll l,ll0 fam am |. Mnl
1918 nud) Baltimore. Nlcr lunr CT
6ucrit in icinem Sad tbGtiD, bis CT ii
1886 nit Dem Support bon EclIfotcl
iUl bcNnnn. Scin critics @cld)Gito
lotnl bcinno lid, on Der Sonopcrs
StroBc IN bent often 9ojnr@ cbGllbe,
iurld)cS CT int 1862 f1uilid crporb.
Scin WCid)Git nnbnl obcr ocrnluBcll
81, bob CT IN fitr5cr Belt icin jcbi9cs
2ofol in Mr.. 5, Sit'YrottitroBc. be.
jicbcn milBte. Sr. &ucielD mor Der
critic Sntportcnr bon Sd)mei5ert1lc.
@or itn9clGhr ciltenl Sabre erbicIt En-
hic 0r0Bte SieierilnA Shluei5crfdic.
iucldc ic bier rilltrnf. Siclelbc luog
$1,000 Eiirnh, ntb Der 3oll bururi
bctru1 Slli0. Sn 1891 hobnl Sr.
anciclp icinrn Spbn, Srn. Ybilipp
". aneicln III bie Eirlno ouf. Sr.
&neIclp pcrnlGbIte. lid cbc er nod
Mnlcrifo fam. nit Sri. w. Hltpp,
iucld)c 1T 1903 ltorb. Wun oeii iicbell
&inocrlt, lucld)c Der Gbe eiitlproiiet.
lcbcli nod, Iillli. n1nllid): Srol Mort
Ero9cr, 6rol 9oriio Ioitciif bon
Baltimore, Sruil Selen Iierfplpf ltnb
6raii VI. Niemeper pol, Waibingtpn
mo Sr. Ebilipp v. areielp bon bier.
MnrtnNcun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-15
Mrtbmr IL. Wobion,
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TaNage /. 0otariats : Welouediel.
Dxrean. Sbiffsfarten fiir ollie
Dampfer. Qinien. MesiepGiie Wediel
weID,prdieI Lllo G.lSicnOungcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-15
@cloicnonngen nod 9cntIdlanb nnS
ScItrcidl

5n "a Gents pro Mart nito 201g
Gents pro arone. Eorto EXTRA. Wed)iel
allsgcltelt auf ollie Sbcile Der @elt.
Sbeo. $. Sicncr & st., ia Sit.
2erington-Str 3intmer Gar. 3.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-15

Hcnc@cic il / Die Stobt.
Nlc p~crlolttct. mill bic it0otild)c
Delegation III Der StontaGclcB0cblu,0
eth @clcB c%mpfcblen, monod) MIR
S%tirnnl9ebcr I'M Stntc WorulunO bel
Den Nrbcitcn III Scr Stoot ~bcid)GIti0t
lpcroen oilrtcn. lucnn Die 0ruBcn so
llolbolltcn IND anhcrc it0btildc Scr
bcI'crrn0cn in Nngriif Qcrommcn
iperocr. Glc oIcoerotipn Of Eubpr"
bat Elm @cieB Cinrcldcn Iuiicn, mcl-
dies Die gnltclllr1g mn ulli ltimmbcs
red)ti9tc @iirQcr IN Scr Stoot be.
idronft. Gific Bill iiuoct icood) be.
tr1htlihc Sppoiition Scitcn@ Scr
Gonirnftorcn lnG llntCrrebmCr. sic
le @iaa li1o oni bo3 %orNcbcn Scr
itubtiid)cn @cbor0cn boiirt, mcld)c
crit filr5lid) mlcbcr cine Wulitlcbrc.
rim ans Connecticut inlportirtCn; Is
iuar Dies Nrl, Gnulu s.. aoQcr ans
Storrs. Conn. Gesglcldcn miro Die
Yarfbcboroc fritilirt, luclhc CinCt
Experimentation Ser 0iicntlidcn
Eorfs bon ouSiuGrt3 boltc. Nltd) Der
SbeI- Sngenieur ser &unul. Commit
ion iuiirbe bon Nclu.})orf 0cboIt.
Scrllcr miro 0r. Gorton oui Mrulid)
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lenidloIt" Gin 0elcb lmtcrbrcitcn.
lpeld)cs Die a%in0crnrbcit in nlIcrlci
@elf0ftcn rcalllircn loll. IS lit NiC
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fcin Slnb inter t. %ohrcn bcld)GitlNt
lpcrben bari. Damn nod 0rnl /. Nn.
mar 1907 tcill Slim inter IS Sab
rcii itlb nnd) bcnu /. &olnl0r zoos
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Drs enlblenlS iiir icoc Eurtci ol,'
benz orltroliid)ct Sidct. .4ca0lcidclr
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Northumberland cn1picblcn.
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tint" mar iibcriilllt, iuic cs Die aus
gcscidneten Tortr0ac aildj pcroicniclt
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.Tein perlorenen Spbr, 9ller. Wllil
maui: ,Wtard)e aur SI1nbeulir."
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-15
MprtaScQa,

brn CrIifaieiirn III haben bri
Npuis 3. Hettbere,
966--96S 2erington.Ma nnb
342-344 Soains.W Dart.
I'm Serinaton- Iarft ieocn @ormit-
taa in Der Wodr mnb Samitaa Mbenb,
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-01-15

Yrunb. = Sn Der Mnbtulle pu't
Srn. Sssobn Sartin, &r. t45, Ne't.
GrobsS trobe entltans aeitern III
Tolae Der Grplolion zines Gohf6loiens
Teucr, ,pelfcs in furser 3eit $500
1d)ubeu ailrid)leic.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
SOCIETIES At COLLEGE
TO Have JOINT DEBATE.
Mu Sigma Rho and Philologians
to Discuss Our Entrance
Into World Politics.

For the first time in the history OF
Richmond College the two literary So
clothes will meetHto debate against each
other. BIZ
Heretofore the Mu Sig has had its de-
bate and the PhloloGians theirs With
out the spirit Of cllamplonshlpsto be
won; without the hosts lined up to cheer
UP their representatives on to victory,
these former contests have 4 at times
lacked n ccrinln interest. But this year
tile membership OF each society will so
in and back their champions, and lively
roofing Will be the result. In fact the
whole college WILL for the time being,
he two camps OF good-naturcd rivals
" The question for this inter-society de-
bate will be: "Rcsolvcd, that the recent
entrance OF the United States govern
5ment into world politics is not conducive
\ to the welfare OF tho American people,"
This Is n live subject; the speakers will
deal with this question Of state without
gloves, whether In doing so they dash
against the mighty ones Of our gov-
crnmcnt. Tho speakers will be: For the
jFhilolog an. which Will defend the arfirma-
tive OF this question, r. E.1Ankers, p. A..
ana T. FL Binford.
For; the MI Sigma Rho. which has the
negative:sD. ]. Carver, b q. and ]. s..
5liahle. 8 u ID
Another feature of. the programme Will
be an grafton by w. a. Payne, and a
reading byfA. j. Chewing. 8
The judges of the debatc have becn Sc
lected as follows:5 Professor j.. G. NIctcalf,
Or W. s.. Mcneil and Professor ". L..
Foshee, all or the college faculty.
After the literary feature Of the pro-
grarnine Il reception will be rendered tho
friends and guests Of the two societies
in the societies halls.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
AT THE PLAYHOUSES.
Large Crowds See Mi. Whitecar'
Coming Attractions.

.Alr. Wh,tccar, III The Mummy IND
tho lIumming Bird" is drawing large
crowds 10 tile Bijou this week. the pay
is clever ana the company Is an exrei-
lent one, a combination which is rare
on any stage
Play on Cowboy Life.
FRANKLIN Woodruff, the actorof ro-
mantle. character types, assisted by y c'! y.
pable company. Will be tho attraction NJ
the Academy Monday night " tho
comedy drama Of boy l,fe i n ~, iaf ,sn
ler, entitled 5f'Ben OF Broken Bow
RANCH Mr.. Woodruff has been star
ring in romantie character roles With
pronounced, success and will8in this In
stance appear as. hen Martin, the pro-
prictor OF il ranch in broken Bow, No
tnmska. Tho sale of seats begins al the
Academy this morning,
"The Yankee Consult Coming.
..rI,e Yankee Consul comes to the
Academy next wednesday matinee and
lmusica / comedy Is the. original onewith
Harry Harry shorl In the ltle role. and Vera
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
HOME FOR 0G|RLS
ANA!SsUR||E ] !
Bill Appropriattinlg Money @ .lft''Iif
Maintenance Has Been Signed a
by tic Governor.
RAISE FUNDS TO BUY FARM +. A B N
People Throughout tic State In.
6tcrcstcd i'll So Laudablc an ]
y Undertaking. 4.
2 is5iglig

Tle executive committee OF the Asso.
,ciation ror3the Virginia Home and indus
Trial School for Girls met yesterday at
the Citys11nll, With The following present:
~. -. Wnddlll Rev. j. n. Mastln, Dr.,
William II. Drcwry, William A. Bowles,
REV. J, N. pIlchcr, u II Christian, J.Ny.s
Williams and George u. Davis.
Mr.. 53-WaddIll reported that the bill In
strcduccd at tho last session OF the I.cgis.
laturc, providing for tho maintenance
OF girls placed In the Home, Ead passed.
and that Governor Swa nsoll hbd signed
the Bill, making It a lnw. a9s
1t now rcinains for tho association 10
raise sufficient funds to purchase Il suit
able farm and to erect buildings. With
ample accommodation for the girls cons
United to It's care. ri
The people throughout The state are
aroused to the Importance Of saving the,
girls OF tho state, and It Is almost $ccr-
tain that liberal contributions will be sent
10 aid tho work. Only this week superin-
ttcndcnt Davis had two girls placed under
Ills charge who were cases for tho Homo.
One ,ras carried n way yesterday TO Mary
land to bn placed In Il school there. 1t
should bel,oovc every one ltla8thc State
Of Virginia to rally to the call for funds
TO erect q home In this State where girls
will be trained ana educated to good
wornanhood. 81 h i
This association WAS incorporated three
months ago. Tho personnel Of It's III
are all prominent and inlu-
5cntial men md women OF the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
NEWsBOARD FISHERIES. 5
Will Hold First Meeting in Rich
& ,IS m md Tomorrow. .#

The new State Board OF Fisheries re-
Gently appointed By Governor Swanson
will \ meet here Tomorrow at Murphy's
Hotel and will organize ana map out the
work OF tho body TO some extent 1t il
expected. TOO. hat the board Will trans
act some business. IL
The composition Of the board named
by Governor Swanson follows: i2.#
Chairman, Mr.. w. Mcdonald Lee, It
Lancastcr; Secretary Hon. $. wilkins
Matl,c VS.. OF Accolnac;E Hon. y. a. James,
OF Danyllc: Hon. Bland Nlassic. OF Mel;
son, and Hon. George 3. Keczcll. OF
,RockinEhain.5{ isi sI ii Fla. S.55s
4 Governor Swanson said last night that
no would issue calls for meetings Of two
other important boards shortly OF both
OF which His Exccllcncy is ex-ofiicio
chairman. III 5E
THEY arc the jamestown Exposition
Commissioners on the parttof the State.
and Tie Capital Grounds Commission. The
former will meet In the oyernor's office
Monday, April 9th. and thctlatter ut tue
same place Friday, April 9th. IA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
taa MRS. NEWMAN FINED.
Resident Of the County Was
Charged With Cruelty to Child.

Charged with cruelty. and maltreatnent
of colored child living at hcr home.
Mrs. NH. Newman. q white woman Of
tic county, noar Richmond, appeared be-
fore Squire Myer Anglo at tho mugis-
stlutc's court OF Henrico, county yesterday.
ali. f$l5,25. ana the child, whose name
was liza Johnson, was turned over to
the protection of County OtticerIJaGW.
Camp who will provide for her ntstl, NJ
home TIL arrangements can be made With
outside parties.
( squire Angle told q reporter thata few
nights ago colored man called at his
house, bringing with him the ii ~ 81 ,,tEl,
PROSTITUTION hands and feet and appeared
to have experienced q severe beating,
Yesterday tho girl. said that Mrs New yi,
man forced her to sleep out IN the ~ ilai J
bed during tho coolest weather. B
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
PERPLEx1NG QUESTION.
Not Yet Decided What Will Be
B Done Under iii With Defect.s

81 Regarding tile 5new omnibus bill passed
by tho late Legislature aud the. cot1,p,l.l..
cations which threaten to arise from lts
Sprovislons.} Dclcgnte Ihrocknlortoi says ' .
Etni1,pcicd With IN tho least, but lie Is Of
opinion. thul tho bill Is the result Of soti1e
iegrcgiolis blunder on he part OF the
tnwtnak ers. 81 I'LL 3ig VA 54 fE M Il, \.
i ,rhe Iq,iestion is now, lie declares, what
nro the cotiits going to do about the mat
! ter? 4 viii they observe the new terms NJ
,rcsctlbcd IN he bill With the defrctitSye e
title If they net IF, accordance viii me
provisions q the cns,,',r.e a the ss SsIi ~
and far reaching coilscu,iciices would fol-
low on the otlerala,d Until tle p Mnys s
no alternative but TO obey It.
Dclcgnto Tllrockmorton,S who has 3e g,
thinks the situation can be best 4, met by
smundnnus proceedings, colnlp2elllnt n ne
Eof tho Acts Of tho Assembly. This npro.
ced,,re the exclusion Of m ,,nco ms :
precedent. and may of1cr = 2
%looplole for the avoidance OF serious en-
1,civ, m co nj II b
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
VALUABLE lots
SOLO YESTERDAY.
Also Good Factory Property on
Nineteenth Street Which Will
Be Improved,

AThcre7 Is some doing In real estate In
spite OF dreary weather.
Messrs. j, Thompson Brown & Co. re-
pert the sale to &. y. Snuer OF elghty-four
feet at the corner OF Broad Street and
Allen Avenue, for $3.50, They yesterday
closed another deal involving a large sum
Eof money. Rut particulars are withheld
FOR Tie present. II. sg5s4
& =, Ryjlllam = CO. sold privately yes
itcrdayf tho dwelling No. 105 East Marshall
Street, for $40, The building is u two
story brick and has 4 lot p ~ foot
frcnt. It's understood that the property
was purchased II san Investment. gtj
X outstanding The fact that the.
weather. WAS very bad yesterday after
noon Messrs, ELAN and Company had 4
fairly good attendance at their. sale and
the property fronting 42Xl65 feet south
side of BROAD between TWenty-nlntll and
S,1Sl for the lot, The property VIII az
one, he improved with two modern eight
room dwellings WHICH will be offered
for rent In The early fall.
Messrs. Pollard and I3agby tcrlay
sold to Henry $. }Wallerstcn tho property
know, as The Grant tobacco factory, To-
Gated An Nineteenth rcet9betWeen Main
and III lnklin for $1,000. Mr., Walerstein
intend: TOT greatly improve The property
and hi already leased y Tor term OF
Two kcndld brick residences are soon
TO be 1mented IN boulevard Residence
Park a tile happy owners, IT is en-
pectcd, IN DO able 70 move IN them
early N, fal. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
News Of the Sick.

Mr.. james Rogers, the postal clerk VINO NJ 9
has been seriously III In the Mclnforlal
Hospital Will be able to leave shortiy.a4It
Miss Jane Denno, superintendent o.
nurses Mt Bellevue Hospital, New YORK,
is ut tho Memorial for treatment. /,
Miss Sarah H. Woottent tormGrly I'll
has been forced to give up her position Ion
7 on account of Ill hes lth. s5 ~
Nfra. j I. 3. Faulkner, OF this city WIS VT.
ibrougllt6to the Virginia Hospital ycstetr
day. and will undergo an opera ton To- :.
day.
53 j. lIolzbnck, "a young man, seventeen.
years old was taken to his home from
the Virginia Hospital yesterday Mr..
5Holzback WINS curlously injured at the
Locomotive Works Wednesday. a fail-
and hurled him into a fire nearly. lie
was horribly burned about the head and
shoulders, which has affected his breath
ing. He was reported us being IN no con-
and his parents desired IT. {t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
4 Pleasure for Tonight.

THE railroad employees OF tho chesa-
penkc and Ohio Scventc enth Street shops
viii render u musical and clocutionary
entertainment this evening at the Main
Street Station Railroad y. M. G. A. Fol-
lowing is tho programme: s 81
Trombone and piano duet, Mr. and NlrS.
IS. S. Fcrkins;. THE Teacher and the
Tack" Railroad y, NJ. G.. a. Quartctte;
Flying Jtm's Last Leap" reading by
Hiss Is. K.sAnthony; !" Lucky JIm."s Rail-
road Y. NJ. G.. A.$Qnurtettc;t "Aunt Prue,!h
reading by Miss II, Is. Anthony; comic.
solo, J. L. Mitchell;I5"An Interrupted Pro-
postl, I" comic chnrude; Happy ! tooligan's
Rand;' Railroad -. M. G, "A. Quartette;
#'"rhc Legend Of tho True. = reading by
Miss B. Is. Anthony violin; and pinno
duet Mr.. Il. G. Bates ana Mrs S. s.
Perkins; comic qualtctte tseected) Rail-
road y. M. G.. A. Quartcttc.
HE3 w, e. Delaney. 81. Lambert, John
Quarles ana j. NJ. Spicer are the COM
mlttce IN Charge.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-30
A. ARE MOVING INTO
STATE CAPITOL
But Few Of the Officials Arc 70
Remain il the Library
Building.
GIVE UP MARSHALL HOUSE .1- Sc
Contract Expires April IS, When
Department Of Public lnstru'c-
ton Goes to the Capitol.
GIVE UP MARSHALL HOUSE.

When all the State officials who arcltoo
have rooms in the new Capitol shall nave
gotten in, the building will be fully o.
scupied, ana but few departments VIII DC
left in the Library building. In the latter
class will be the attorney general, the
acknowledgements the treasurer and Two
auditors. tho Supreme Court, the secre-
larry of Confederate records, the state
and lawalibrarles and their ofhciSs
3fT Tho Supreme Court IS TO nave me loo.''s
nov occupied BY Commissioner kon7r
and tile latter will come into the Capltol,
taking the offices or sped by Labor Com
missioner Dollerty. Major Anderson, sec
rotary or Confederate Records VIII
probably get anotherSroon In the Library
building.
L When Mr.. Koiner moves, he VIII not
only have Mr.. Dohcrtys present suite,
hut will have the old hall OF the House
for an agricultural exhibition depart-
ment
Labor Commissioners. III
Mr. Dohcrty gets committee rooms :
and 4 under the Senate chambers ana
Insurance Commissioner Button Nos
md 2. inst across the hall. Colonel Rich
urdson, or the Land Office Is preparing
TO move into Nos. 5 and G, from the CITY
Hall, where he has been since the WORK
of rebuilding the Capitol commenced
Colonel Richardson has a new iron safe,
linoleum and other equipments already
In place and only awaits the arrival OF
his furniture and carpets.
NO. & will caused for files and general
records. and the Register will have his
office in No. e. Colonel Richardson has
1, supply room elsewhere OH the lower
floor.
The rooms under the southern portico,
originally used by Colonel Richardson as
offices and which he would have taken
again, are still damp, and as there Is
leakage from the outside it Is not be-
licvcd they will ever dry out, unlsss
these conditions are remedied
Surrender Marshall House.
All branches OF the Department Of Pub
liz Education will shortly be In the CAPT
',al. The lease on the old Marshall house
expires April 10Th. and will not be re-
ucwcd. Superintendent lCgglcston already
las his offices in the three rooms to the
right of the main entrance approaching
by the southern portico. He will have
The assembly rooms just across the hall.
Jointly with the State Corporation Com
mission, and the meetings of the Board
OF Education will be held there. He has
another room down stairs which he VIII
use for storage purposes. -
6,onatrcls have been awarded the
Coombs and Miller Company, of Wash
nigton for carpets, rs follows:
Register Land Office 90
Commissioner of Agriculture ..,,.....2,U0
Superintendent Public InstIuItion.,,. $500
l.inplcun for various ro0ms...,,,,,,. $40
Furniture has also been ordered Tor all
the Offices named above
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STILL COMING TO LIGHT.
Errors Caused BY Hasty Legisla-
ton Nav Result Longer Session.

TWO more slight errors have beeh ais-
covered in legislative acts by the public
nrintcr, though these were innocent and
,Inintentional ones, and may be cured by
the courts in some Way.
The bills referred to were companion
ones and related to the borrowing OF
money for school purposes IN Norfoik
county In some way slight typographi-
cal errors crept into the original bills;
ana they were so passed, enrolled ana
signed.
No matters Of q more serious nature
we're discovered yesterday, but in the
light Of recent events there Is "A growing
sentiment in favor of amending tle Con-
stitution so as 10 provide for aessioi!f
az ninety days IN order that the work
may be accomplished with more deiih-
Grafton and consequent accuracy. The
1c0ngested conditions at the last session
gave a much wider and easier field tr, a
designing hand. nnd, made innocent lnis-
takes highly proba BILE,
Il III is believed that such an amendment
Win be among the FIRST propositions Of
fered at the next Session.
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Fluvanna3C Case Again.

z Tho Corporation Commission was en-
gagged yesterday III the taking OF further
testimony in the case of the board or
supervisors of Fluvnnnn VS.. the Ches;l-
peake and Ohio Railroad Company, in
the matter in which tho board seeks to
compel the company to extend d branch
line of It's road from Colto,a point above
Slllllnun's Mill
u Tho taking Of testimony Will be COM
pieted this morning, and argument may
Do gone into to-day The county is repre-
scented by Messrs. Petit and Petit, and
n o. Shepllcard, and the company by
Mcssrs Lcake and Lcake, and Henry
Taylor, sLiS2 II. 81 4
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SERMON ON HEAVEN. IA
Rev. Mr.. Haymore Delivers Fine
Discourse at Emmanuel,

Tast5.nights meeting al Emmanuel Bap-5
fist Church was the pest since the spc-
cia services begun. There wasEa line
congrcgat lon, despite the unfavorabie
weather, and deep interest was mani
tested. q.
b Rev. Mr.. Haymorc Is growing upon the
people His sermons are earnest. pointed
and produce u deep impression. re
preached last night ION l''Icaven and
Those who Go There" bastng his dis
course on part OF the seventh chapter
OF Revelation. He spoke OF the, saved.
who are { In heaven. OF those who are
TO Ills bearers to accept Christ. There
was one conversion and many requests,
for prayer, T. Five persons were received
I Into the membership of the church.
Petersburg, was ii welcome visitor last
night. and took part In the service. The
meeting will continue the balance OF this
week and pcrllnps throughpncxt week.