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some prominent operators here TO express the
relief that 1t would Be surprising Il ultimate
results should prove that early estimates were
too low Cost and freight offers were again fs=rn.
and while there was an undentabie matt In tne
spot demand. prices were generally nrIrs with
traders not disposed 20 make concessions as long
a. Brazil remains firm Warehouse deliveries or
brazilian coffee at United States ports were IA
6a4 bags against 23.563 last week and 2S.t3T last
year. The supply OF Brazilian coffee In and
aaoat for the United States ts 29S2T79 bags.
compared with 37O1 .59s last year and :. fSs. .iSS
two years ago IN the spot market Rio No
was quoted at lie Contract prices:
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EXPORTS.
CASH Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

IBID. tF b. IF ahOat. STANDARD white
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.

FURNISHED by Frederic H. Hatch & Co, New
York and Bostou.)
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NEW YORK PRICES,
ester

Wheat: Open. High. Low. Close. day.
December 81 O6$4 81 O67s 81 O5fE 81 Os 81 o6Is
May ........ liz 1th 1 10a 1 10ss I11s
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

MrrN-rAnorTs ST. PAUL e. SAULT STE
MARIE
1910 1909 fqne
4th vrk IN Sent s5e9.69e s7dI6S1 se50o13
July I-sept So 6Os7.543 6,152,66e 5416 I9s
MOBILE & OHIO
M 30 Ill. liza LILA
4th wl IN Sent s2I3,0o3 S269,T36 s251, ,366
July I-sept 80 2529.40l 2-444.238 :, ,252 Gas
- cpANpE SOUTHERN
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TOTAL DOMESTIC RECEIPTS.

Drsd p'ltry. pkgs
Live poultry, crrs
Oranges (CaD, cs
Lemons (CaD, CO
Grapes CCal). crts
Pluns Cab. crts
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COBALT STOCKS.

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Broad street,
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BOSTON STOCKS.

| FURNISHED by r. L. Day & Co, No. 81 Wall
/ street)
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

. -Tnished hy Charles D Barney d. Co. No. :.
bFuac stroet, New York. and Nc. - SOufl
Etn street PhiladeIphlz-)
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dienne. Homer Lind with company
of supporting PLAYERS will produce y
plsgyset ealitled The Oyera singer.
included in the ball are Pringle AID Whit
ing. singing ComediaRg: Grin, comedy
iugglar: John Birch. hat Juggier. and
MslrOse and Kennedy. comedy acrohats
Two burissques will he presented at
the Columbia Theatre this week by the
Vanity Fair company. One h called
a Night at RectOr's- and the other Pun
in a Music Hail. The titles suRkest
entertainment &C the brisk kind with
which patrons Of the Columbia have be-
come familiar. The vaudeville Offering
includes Ro-ssi's musical elephants. Con
Ghetto. a Hindu Nautch dancer. Noble
and Brooks and WEIGH and Maitland.
The Rose Hill Folly company IN this
weeks attraction 81 the Murray Hill
Theatre. This in one OF the old line bur
lssque shows which has long enjoyed
popularity The musical farce TO be
presented is Madam Ticklems SEMI
nary incidental To which will be given
a ballet advertisement called Love and
Temptation"
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MR. FArHERLI'S DAUGHTERS.
Charming GIrIs. hat WIIh Rather HAN
Natioaa on the subject OG Finance.

Charming GIrls. hat with Rather Han
NotI0as On the subject Sf Finance.
-Strange ideas Of finance our children
are likely TO have said Mr.. Fatheriy.
For one thing. they seem to think we are
made Of money
If they want anything they think.
apparently. that all they have to do is 10
ASK their father for the money. That he
might have difficulty in supplying all
their wants is something that seems never
to occur 10 them. and they don't under
stand IL when sometimes ! have To tell
them that there is kink in the exohequer
and that ! cannot just then honor their
demands. But they have other queer
ideas about money. For instance:
We make our two daughters each a
weekly allowance Of money for their
various lesser wants. They spend this
money az they 20 along for many little
things. or sometimes they accumulate 10
until they get enough for some bigger
thing that they want. ana then they buy
that. And then sometimes when the time
has come when they want to get this
more costly thing they find they haven't
accumulated quite enough. They borrow
the balance of mo That IN to say, they get
an advance on their allowance. which they
pay back IN lnstalmenss at their con-
venience.
The home hank lets them take their
time about this. and sometimes they are
pretty slow. IL N hard, uphill work for
anybody "a repay borrowed money: !
guess Ne all know that 80 We never
worry the girls about repayinR this Dor
rowed money: NO let them take their time
about 70. and We charge them M interest
Then comes along week when the
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DOELaR HITH TWO HTIDS.
s'~ry sS FTeak silver P,~rr Ersn the
New OVieaRs Mint

Hsn-s " compton ~, fust returned
from Ns0 DTlssu- i, where no vent
upon q husin"-- 'rip. brinF ing with him The
onl, genuine silver dollar Vrh hNsds
stamped IN both -id.as ~ -e-n in ATLANTA
Md thereby rtuR- '1ls
Nr compton Ro' hi silver dollar in
ohanEe and 40 NOT uotts the unusual fact
about " ~ rh~ TIVE some ti'ns later he
aa- mlt'ltur s fri~ut tor "arFars hapucn-
ing 80 uSs ihi- diver do''lr. r hon d. not ted
that 30" con, toll bsad- ever, tlr,. lie
hooked 'ios.sr amt -av that there vs- head
81 each -ids Of 'hc dollar ndar ono head
acre the figure Iss no data ~ ~.
INITIAL stamping and under %. other
IH1' 'he dAt" 81 %" -s.,ond Stamping
10 showed " - several Nav urlean. mon
vho ufrr"i him Naripu- premiums. the
highest being 81" al ~ hi.h 10 refused
the story 20 connection With thi- coin
- a. follov- W. "Wploy"e 10 the Nev
Orleans mint. vhnss dun ~ aa- to run m.
I'll, - coin rnr1u Oh rho dis- 20 have the head
stamped upon ~ -ut-f ttutsd = current II
Nsf dollar Tor fhF ,ptu immediately after
-" h"ad hsd ts"~U stamped upon IL wuh
The other -idh uu=fauuU~d aud ueFfectty
-itrk Iht- we ~ ipos rhFes veara later
no 80 the 'p'u through the .tAmpeT Tor fh.,
reN'r'" -tftr. uupr.--inE aBO'hsF head and
l'stH upon The fast that q ,ptn had he~n
put N e. tho Nr-t in-'gU's to replars. the
hall '"in"d dollar. prevented dsts.'ttou In
THIS manner t = - plarled. the silver dollar
cam" - have IT. tWo heads
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Its shEsnkage-N0 nea@sa % Bsslsvs %
u DrytaB ~.

Lake Chad In the Sudan has for some
year. offered an Interesting Obisct % study
to the EeogTaphcT According 10 obaerva-
tim. made by travellers from time 90 time
Il Was rapidly drying uD. IL seemed likely
that az no very distant date the lake would
entirely disappear
Native trndittons however. aaasvtsdi that
if Naa subject tO Buctuatisn and II 30 tho
q pparent drying up might be one u thaas
CaDt Tho. chief Of the French connie
sion aeut 20 study tho district. has Just b~.-n
N ying the resulss Of hbN otaervattons be-
fore the ROvai GeogTnT'hicRi SOcteiy.
When Capt. Tilho visited the lake IN 1904
-hrinkags vas steudily oontinalsd. The oyen
Wnter then oaly occupied enc ngti~sh of
ths total arca ~ ths lake basin. whirh. ta
~ full extent. y about four-rfths the slas
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~ BROOKLYN THEATRES.
Grace - nse IN "Molly Msy." Ne,
Musical PLAY

Grace Ia Rue In Molly May" 10 the offer
ing atthe MOntauk Theatre this weed. The
star viii he best remembered Ivy Brook
lyn playgoers a. sam BeEnard's LEADING
woman IN 'Neariy q Hero several seasons
Ego. vince mat enRA cement Miss la
Rue has spent most % her time abro@d
Molly May 10 the combined eafOrt OF
Julian UPWARDS and Walter Browne
The music " said % BE- On q nnr with
that which Mr. EDWARDS cave u Dolly
Warden. Brian BoEIL' "A Gag Musician
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NJ Belgium. Lake Chad h of tho nature NJ
an inland sec. recetvtag the drainage of The
lee WSsS alisd. Ssw ~@% y SoSSs ~ sh..
aWamDinG valley Of nAhr-el-GhaAAl, on IN.
southeast.
feet. In spite a the continqeA alErinkaEs
up to hts last visit Capt Ttlho conrludc-
tnnt there - NO reaeCn 20 suppose that Lab ?
Nhad WI eventually dry up And So
latest news from the district - thaa duTtn
lege u was rapidly Expanding.
One q the most Interesting gealurea
LAKE Chad n the dansa mnanea % a tysH
some twenty i've feet bigb aAd With = frun
over a foot in diameter which arow n
wQforA Whom the water around ID ~
helow q certain level. OF hecoulal TOO aali
a. q may do when tho waters shrlnk 1T.
troe9 de. The wool a. thl8 gres. when DR.
- me hHhteNt m tn world. helnH onlr on
tenth q The weight % wnfnr and lana ahan
enc. half hat of cork. The tree n kmown
- the ambuch.
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A. the Orpheum this we~E Den man
Thompson will present a one act sketch
entitled Joshua whItcomb.- which IN
based ,,Oon a mart Of -The Old Hor,s-
d.0,s,,..,, T., stsa,d H. -. -. -, !.
,r.-.a D.. NJ NI..Lss- - ,,-In
Ashley An operatie novelty "n,;,iSt
ia Petite Revue embraces animated
figures 81 grand opera stars exposed 20
view on q miniature staGe. The four
kon@rtS brothers will contribute an
exhibition OF hoop rolling and diabolo
manipulation. I.addie Clin. the young
IesSner, cnaraSter unpsrsonator. Three
sks,ch "a One N,ghs in ME-, 49,, -
the Manila troupe. Japaness acrohsss
complete the hill
shore Acrea. James A Hcrne's most
successful play. will bs revived by the
Crescent Theatre stock COMPANY thu,
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and other operas. The nisdoings Of a
racily inclined father-in-law. all % which
arc blamed on the young son-in Law are
the basis OF the story. IN the supporting
company are Sydney Grant. James Y.
eelsivs5. Kate Rolla. Eva Fallon. George
Odell. Frances Keenan, and John Colds
worthy.
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Laurence Irving and his wife. Mabel
Hackney. in The Afinity" will he at the
Majestic Theatre this week. Mr.. Irving "
q son of Sir Henry Irving.
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tankard % the period
A. the l-ft ~ he roOun - "a Swiss cradle
~ the early hslf ~ the seventeenth cen
fury
The door opening INTO the room ~ orns-
mented with carvings similar in style 10
the OtlusF Interior dac0raat0xtaL
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~ N" RrouN Theatre Miss Gertrude
Hnnmann will b" Tho f"atur" Attraction
Supported hv a company " twenty nv.
p~opi" she will present her New Revue
which consists ~ = ."ore ~ limitations
~ vaudeyii" and musical comedy stars
\ series ~ mais imp"rs0nattou- tDr winch
Ms lair" Roman" - famous will be-
presented by the htii" English come
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The Operatic Festival 10 the principal
sct on this weeks programme at tho
GreeupOint Theatre. Others are the six
American Dancers and Loney Haskell.
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? -Tbs last weeks ~ FORBES Robertson
nusnamEfIl SEASON ht Maxine ElliOtta
Ehaatrs are now announced. hut the
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SembFfch

sat. Ar. March ~ ~
ID BrsnFaua HAYDN
Symphony, Mford
BRUCH. Third Concerto
Tor violtn. SiBELItS. Fr
Saga. STRAUSS. On ne
shore of SOrTen
tn HAIkOWSkY. iat-
overture Sol1tst.
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-Shors Acres.' James A Hcrne's most
successful play. will bs revived by the
Crescent Theatre stock company this
week MI Atson vii be the UHets Ndi
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The engagement ~ EtheI BARRYMORE
In Md Channel a. The Empire has be~n
p sxtsnoed for another four weeks Mi-s
barrymore considers the role ~ Zos
HfaNdsn the greatest opportunity ~ her
career and thus far her hest work. and 10
Lhm opinion the verdict of the public
O0ncura-
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o Alexsnfsr Calvert will make he first
appearance with TIE Bsn Gr.-4t P'avsrs
~ the Garden Theatre ~ morrow eve
Afae. asSuping ~" role ~ B-Y'gs IN JULIUS
Cesar Mr. calvert H.. i'pst ~orrir+ed
his season with me New Tnaa'ra forces
Nh. fir~e' vii roi,irs hiS attention 10
the mana gemsrt ~ ths -tpge during this
Neek The i81f NJ The .pe~iaI I.eptan
rnatinAss ~ Fvervnan VII ha given
on Friday. vifb RSstr.r~ Irwin ~ The
nAnne psrr Iultt'- aaap"" vii 10 z, N
m The FFyahsthar rnH-r-r
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EGIE salt

Thur. EvG.. March a, -
s:lA PTeGrsRi sgF
THOVEN. OVeFture
CortotAnus SCHVMANN
symphony No l NOZAFT
Aria. -DehlV1eni- GRAJN
Aria. Der Tod Issu
SYN phonia -
mestics. songs alth pianH
Qaluiea
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Ispia Full.rs Ballet II Light lin
nitIafH- the Alhtmhra Theatre This week
Tom NawN With q capable supporting
company will present Celtic sketch
antitis-I When PAT Was King Edwar,i
Jolly and Wiuifrsd Wild will o7ar a rutIs,
cal COMEDY sketch The Muric Teacher 10
4 Ntur" Of mivth and nirric 10 continued
m 'hs entertainment that will -, oHarnI
hy the Exposition -Four Mcdonald
crawford and Non'rosa will give. an -
hihiuon e dancing and the Flviug Mar
tins will perform On flying rings ami
lrtpsZs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-25
MANY DRUNKARDS
IN DRY TERRITORY
(Continiled from First Page.)

fCnntinued from First Page)
House yesterday by committees and
placed on the calendar were; Creating
n road board for Henrico county and
taking road work from the Board of
Supervisors; tho measures increasing
the powers OF tho State Board of
Health; imposing a license tax Of $50
on pilots.
Annexation Dill Hearing.
What is generally called the Rich
mond- Manchester annexation bill went
to tho Senate from the House. which
It has already passed; was referred
to the Committee on Counties, Cities
and Towns. and was set for hearing
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The crop of new bills is growing
less. Seven werc Introduced in the
Senate yesterday and nine in the
House One of tho former was q bill
by Senator Strobe applying the pro
visions of tho national employers la
bility law to Virginia. Another was
measure by Senator Holt. forbid
ding boards of directors or boards of
visitors to elect ono Of their number
to a position of emolumcnt within
their gift. This is result OF the
late election for Superintendent Of the
Pcnitentiary.
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of their own contributed public
Toll. usual in valley.


Yet. he thought, some counties are
80 accustomed to the building OF good
roads and so familiar with the problem
OF maintenance in them that they
would not resent the payment of tolls.
In such localities. under present con-
ditions, he felt that tolls mixiit be i'm
posed. In the Valley of Virginia
people have for long years been ac-
customcd to toll roads, and there he
fclt the project might be carried out
with better chance OF popular support
than in those localities where good
roads arc new things.
Constitutional reading having been
waived. the bill received the final
vote of the Senate.
Senator Holland, OF Nanscmond.
asked for leave of absence for Sena-
tor Saunders. of Middlesex. for two
days. and similar privilege was OBJ
tanned by Senator Wickham. OF Hen
rico, for Senator Hobbs. of Prince
George Senator Noel, of Lee. asked a
weeks leave of absence for Senator
chase OF Dickinson, who Is engaged in
business before the Federal Court.
Senator Thornton. of Fairfax. called
up his bill. authorizing certain turn
pilses in Loudo,ln.l Fairfax and Alex
andria counties to be taken over by
the Washington and LeesburT Turn
pike Company In order to establish
Il nrst-class toll turnpike for the pub
! lie convenience. Constitutional read
ing having been waived, the bill was
passed.
On motion of Senator Halsey, OF
Lynchpurg. adjournment took place at
| l:55 o'clock.
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Senate Bills

BY Mr.. parks: a bill to amend and re-en-
act section / OF an act entitled an act to
provide for working and keeping in repair
the public roads and bridges in Page county.
BY Mr.. Halsey: A bill providing for the
election In the year 1919, and thereafter, OF
the members of the state Corporation Com
mission by the qualified voters of the state,
and providing for their terms and commits
sons.
By Mr.. Holt: A bill to prohibit any board
of directors or board of visitors OF any
state or public institution TO elect one of
its members to salaried position.
BY Mr. sims: A bill to authorize the city
OF Fredericksburg TO issue coupon or reg
tistered bonds of the city for the purpose
OF enabling the city to appropriate $4,000
cash toward the establishment at or near
the city OF the state Normal and Industrial
School for Women.
BY Mr.. Holt: a bill to prescribe what
number of the board of directors. board of
visitors or board of governors of any state
or public institution may reside in any one
county or city.
BY Mr.. Strobe: A bill to regulate and de-
fine the liability of common carriers for in
iurics to their employees from negligence.
BY Mr.. Tucker: A bill TO provide In &C
tions OF tort for charging two or more de-
PENDANTS. jointly, in one or more counts in
declaration. and separately. in other
counts.
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House Bills
To Committee on Finance.


BY Mr.. Byrd: A bill to amend and re-
enact section 4e of an act to put into effec
tive opera ton the provisions of the Const'-
tuition relating to the creation. appointment
Commission. It's jurisdiction. powers. fuzzy
lions and duties; tho qualifications Of the
members and officers thereof. their appoint
ment and salaries; the location OF It's offices
and places and times of Its public sessions;
Its writs. processes orders findings and
Judgments and its expenses etc" APP
proved April 10. 1903,
BY Mr.. Houston: A bill to amend ana re
enact section 1925 of the Code OF Nlrsln,a,
as heretofore amended, In reference 70 Wy
appointment OF school trustees IN clues ana
towns constituting separate school dlstrlcts'
To Committee on General LEWIS,
BY Mr.. White: a bill to repeal cna la, o.
OF the Acts OF 1906, authorlz'ns the sac GO, OF
lots n,1rchased by the commonwealth Tor
dslinnnent taxes and not redeemed within
four Years or more, ,,,.,
To Committee on rrvnsRu n,n ~" mronnsi,,,.
al amendment Of section IS OF the C'onsti-
tuition of virginia and prox'd,ns, iar pap-
listing said amendment, any ~. eeI r .'le
same to tho next sess'o't ~ ~ S'N' -
semby c,s 80 Jnst,,
ByMr. Stenrnos: bill TO amend anu re-
enact section S51l OF the Code ana to allow
,ar1s. ~ courts fees for cartain services
mentioned in said sectlon'
nv Mr., spatig: bill to amend and ra-en-
oct sortion 3O69-C OF the Code of Virginia.
In rolntion to commandment and number q {
stnrms or the Third judicial Circuit of Vir-
ginla,
provide for the examination OF the booSs
Of land assessors by Clerks of courts; as
a.ssorto assist In examinations; have error
corrected compensation to clerk.
To Joint COMMITTEES on Special, Private and
Local Legislation.
e BY Mr. Eitzhugh; a bin To amend and
re-enact an act to authorizes tho town OF
cane charles In Northampton county, to
!suue bonds and borrow money thereon for
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COUGHING BURST
s. BLOOD VESSEL
Says Danger Avoided and Cures
Coughs in S Hours.

A writer for the medical press states
that coughing is responsible for the burst
ing Of blood vessels quite frequently. a
cough or cold means Inflammation Qever)
and congestion. and these in turn indicate
that the body is full Of poisons and waste
matter. Simple relief, as found in patent
cough medicines, and whiskey, often re-
suit in more harm than good; as they
cause, more congestion. a tonjc-laxative
cough syrup will work marvels, and here
follows a prescription which is becoming
famous for its prompt relief and thorough
cures. It rids the system Of the cause,
cxceptit be consumption. Don't WAR for
consumption to grasp it's victim, but
begin this treatment. which cures some
in five hours. Mix in a bottle one-half
ounce fluid wild cherry bark, one ounce
compound essence cardiol and three
ounces syrup white pine compound. Take
twenty drops every half hour for four
hours, Then one-half to one teaspoonful
three or four times a day. Give children
less according to age.
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SIMPLE REMEDY FOR KIDNEYS

very simple and highly recom-
- ended remedy for Kidneys. liver or
hladder is hero given; Buy from any
p ptmu1 druggist one-half ounce MuraN
compound COM in original scaled passkag,e e.
one-half ounce iluid eStrae' snu'ht'' ' s.H-
M eens,ine MuraX compound In origi-
nal Sealed paclsage,) Mix and take one
~ twn 'teaspoonfuls after each meal.
Lose no time in treating suen sSmp-
toms pain in 'he ene sca lafaem rn "r
mlftiness under tho eyes, rhenmatic
bans in the joints dilzzinoss, dimmetl
visinn. AS these quickly run into
Brights disease, chronic rheumatism
ar diaheteR. 3tN Als4 IN
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as they may think proper to have this
claim OF Virginia against the Federal
government fairly and justly settled.
and that the Attorney General OF this
State be directed to cooperate with
them and to take such action as he
may think the best interest OF Nir-
GINA demands"
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matter to an appropriate committees
for examination and report. II the
conclusions reached by that committee
concur with those contained in tile
statements and facts presented here
with then recommend that the Gem
eral Assembly authorize her represent
atives in Congress to take such action
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DIAMONDS.

the purpose of erecting and eauipptns "a
public school building
BY Mr.. CoIcinan: a bill to authorize the
city OF fredericksburg to Issue coupon or
registered bonds OF the city for the purpose
OF enabling the city TO appropriate $1,000
cash toward the establishment at near
the city OF a State normal and Industrial
school for women.
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Special hearing on the proposed law
allowing interstate freight trains to be
run on Sunday Will be had at 4 O'clock
this afternoon by the Senate Commit
tee on Roads and Internal Navigation.
1t is said that much opposition will
be manifested by the clergy.
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we'll known member OF the Legtsla-
tire, was In the city yesterday,
j. Z. French, division superintendent
CT the public schools of Dickenson
county, arrived in Richmond yester-
day, Mr.. French is the superintendent
against whom charges We're whispered
at the beginning OF the session His
election by the State Board of Educa-
ton will come UP hefexe the Senate
for connrmation
Several members OF the House COM
mented ON the lack of information
contained in communication appear.
ing in yesterday Times-Dispatch sign
ed "F'luvanna." This letter speke OF
Speaker Byrd appointing a committee
6(ihat of the Chesapeake and Its Eribu-
,arics) without any Underwater repre-
sentatiVes on It," AS matter OF fact
this committee is composed of Messrs.
Rev, Houston, Edwards, Evans. Jett,
HARDWOOD, Stearncs. Curtis, Deal. Lion.
Noting. Mr.. West, OF Nansemond, and
Mr., Pendletop, OF these Messrs- Rev;
and Nest. or Nansemond, or seven OF
tina thirteen, are from ridewataf.