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SirOcco Tea

Is the best and most wholesome beverage
for breakfast, dinner and supper, and is
recommended by all who have used it. In
sealed packets. Davidson & Co., 1896
Broadway, New York. Savannah agents,
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The $50 p. IN. train from Jacksonville is solid
train from Jacksonville to Cincinnati, with Pull
man Buffet sleeper, Jacksonville to Cincinnati,
and Pullman compartment sleeper Jack
sonville 10 Atlanta
The Hoop. m. train from Atlanta has Pull
man compartment seepers, Atlanta to Chatta-
nooga and Atlanta to Knoxville.
The $50 p. m. train from Knoxville has Mann
Sleeper Atlanta to Knoxville to Cincinnati.
+. NJ. JOLLY, District Passenger Agent.
WIN. JONES, Travelling Passenger Agent,
rs w. Bay street, Jacksonville, Fla
CHAS. n. KNIGHT,
B. W. WRENN, A. G.. F. A. Atlanta, Ga
q. p. &. T. A., Knoxville, Tenn.
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w. Guyton $3.50 p. m. /: ar. Savannah 4 80 n N
n. Jar. Savannah s:0Oa. m. Returning. Iy. Sa.
'. Savannah $50 p NJ; ar. Guyton $3.50 D. m,
q. m.
tween Savannah and Millen
vile and Eatonton should take 6:40a. m. train.
Blakely. Clayton, take 8: 10 p. m. train.
Ticket office 10 Bull street aud Depot.
!, Traffic Mgr. E. T. CHARLTON, @. PA
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ITEMS IN THREE STATES.
GEORGIA, FLORIDA, AND SOUTH
CAROLINA PUT IN TYPE.

A Negro Shot Near Arlington-A Bible
With War History-The Stem of a
Pipe Smoked by Bismarck in His
College Days Now Owned at At
lenta.
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INsTALLMENT HOUSE

Suites, Bedding. Stoves and House Furnish
ing Goods Generally-Easy Terms.
a. 9. ROGERS. Manager.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
East Tennessee, Virginia & Georgia
Railway System.

TWO FAST TRAINS via the E. T., V. g. G.
RAILWAY SYSTEM, to Atlanta. Chatta-
nooga, Knoxville, Cincinnati, Louisville, Ashe-
Vile MAY 11TH 1890.
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SUBURBAN RAILWA
CHANGE OF ROUTE.
CITY & SUBURBAN RAILWAY.

SAVANNAH June 10th 1890
nN AND AFTER THURSDAY, June 18th
~ inst, the City and Suburban Railway will
run its regular trains from the Bolton sire
depot, and the following schedule will be OBJ
served:
OUTWARD
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Charleston and Savannah RAILWAY
SceduIe in Effect April 21st, 1890.

OCeuule III Effect April 1 lSt 1890.
TRAINS leave and arrive at Savannah bv
y. Il Standard Tine which is 30 minutes slower
EORTHWARD.
No. 36.* No 14s No. 7a*
Lv Saw. 700 a m 1889 p m $40 m A
Ar Beu'ftt 1888 IN ..........
Ar Alld'le 10:42 m ......... ...'. ''' '''
Ar Aug, l2:45 p m - ....... . '''-
Ar Char. 1916 pm $50 D m 1:01 m '''''''r
SOUTHWARK '''''''~
No. 15.* No. 35% No. 27*
Nv Char. 7:2O a m 300 p m 400 m ..,..x
Lv A aug, 1I:45 I'm 49,. .......-
Lv Beu'f't 7:43 a m 2:20 D m - .''
Ar Saw. 1889 a m $40 m ga a m ....'..
daily. 1900"
Train No. 14stops at all stations between sa.
Train No. rs stops only at Montieth, Harde-
vile, Ridgeand, Coosawhatchie Green Pond
Trains Nos 49, IS and SO stop at all stations
For tickets, Pullman car reservations and
other information, apply to ]. B. OIIVEROS,
Ticket Agent, Y Bull street, and at depot
Il. P. MCSWINEY, Gen Pass. AGENT.
IS. GADsDEN, Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
TIE CONSTITUTION AZ CONVENTION

Albany, Nav 31.-The Constitutional Commission.
authorized under Chapter ls0 OF the Laws of 1900 viii
meet June .. In the senate Chamber the Capitol Its
datcs confined to the revision Of Art Gle le Judi
ciary Article OF the state Constitution. The members
of the Commission are a. follows:
For the st Judicial Di,rict-Joseph II. Choae,
James G. Carter. Daniel 6. Rollins. Elliott F. Shepard
william B. H0ruDowcr, ". BOurkc Cochran. George
lioady and Frederick r. Coudcrt, Of the city OF New
York.
For the Second Judicial Dstrict-,corCe ~. REYNOLDS
and Thomas f.. Pearsal Brooklyn: Odlc Close Croton
Falls: Levi, f.. Carr. Port Jcrvs: Calvin Frost,
Pcckskill. and Homer A.. Nelson. POughkecpsie.
For the ma Judicial District Francis H. Woods
Albany Timothy F. Bush. Monticello Martin |. Town
send. Troy, and J. Newton FicrO. Kingston.
For the lNtl Judicial Districts. Al0nzO Kellogg
Plattsburg Artem8s h. Waldo, Port Henry Lesli,
". Russell, Canton, and James VI. Whitman, Sandy
Iill.
For the Nth Judicial District-Charlcs D. Adams.
ltica, Daniel g. Gricn. WatcrtOwn. Warner Miller,
Hcrkimer aud Maurice l.. Wright Mexico
For the VITA judicial D,trict-Frncis l.. Gilbert
stamford Albert C. Tenant. COOperstOwn DOugllss
Eoardman, Ithaca and Gabriel L. smith. Elmra.
For the with Judicial District -Ccorge +. DanlOrth
Rochester, James &. smith, Canandalgua Thomas
Kaincs Rochester and Michael 4. Leary, Penn Ian.
For the NIllth judicial District Hamilton Ward
Belmont, George Barker, Fredonia: Wilson 5. Bisscll
Buffalo, and William c. Greene Lockport
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
CHANGING OFFICERS AT THE BOSTON YARD

Boston, May 81 (Spccan.-Commodorc William p.
McCann to-day turned the command OF the Charles
town Navy Yard to captain Thomas o. Selfrdga.
Captain selfridge arrived the Commodore's house
about O'Clock and lunchcd with Commodore McCarn.
About 10 AS O'Clock, with the commodore he went "a
the commandants Office, where the officers attached To
this station were awaiting him. Upon his way to
the Office the marines in full dress uniform, drawn up
IN line the bank OF the parade ground saluted hin
Commander b. F. Day. acting executive oihcer intro.
duced the new commandant TO his officers after which
Commodore McCann turned over tie command OF tha
yard to Captain selfridgc. The retiring commandant
in parting with his officers said that their relations
had always been pleasant and tht he left them only
because he was Obliged to. He wished Captain Self
ridge a pleasant administration and babe good BY TO
ALL The new commandant said few pleasant words
TO his officers. 4 salute Of thirteen guns was hred
from the Yard battery In honor OF Commodore McCann
and his ensign hauled down and TINS was followed
a little while afterward by salute OF eleven guns 10
CAPTAIN selfidgc while the ensign of the latter was
run up A large number OF visitors witnessed tie
ceremonies Commodore McCann Will remain IN
Boston few days and then 60 Ia New York. where ho
viii ion the new cruiser Philadelphia and take CONS
mand of the European squadron
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
PoLrrrcS SAVES / THIEF FROM JrTrCr

Chicago. May 81 (speclap.-The secret influence OF
political workers has triumphcd the law. and
John >pcllnau, the burglar OF the Whskcy Trust
man of Peoria. /, once more ut large and a fugitive
from justice. The matter ~ putting him under bail
"a- left TIL late In the morning, and while honest
men slept this burglar and hlghwayman was being
helped - escape from the ~ his crimes spell
man WAS arrested on ,N charges OF burglary, house
breathing and robbery, and a good deal ot surprise
oppressed when il was aScertained that he held
ou only 300 on each charge, $2.4OO In all. Late
Thursday night the prisoners millionaire father,
Andy Spclman Democratic boss II Peoria.
against whom an indictment for violation Of election
laws now lies. drove secretly 10 the house OF a
friendly justice elected by hi, influence. aroused him
from h. sleep and furnished security for his son in
the sum II $1,000. From there the party drove 10
Tho jail and the sheriff Immediately released spellman
In ptc of the fact that he is wanted on several other
charge, at Peoria and also for breaking into a book
store IN Pchlu. Young spcllman entered the carriage
with his father and was driven rapidly ont Of the
city. II il thought that they drove to one of tho
suburbs, where L train boarded, and that he has
either Fast or t. Canada. II Is openly charged
that the sheriff aided the prisoner to get away I'm
order tO pay oil political debt due his father Dis.
pat,hc- have been sent ont to the police I'm num- rous
cities. but the city authorities have 10 hope what
ever Of apprchcndins the fugitive.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
18th St, l9th ST. and 9Th Ave,
ISM st. station Eierdted Ro0d.)
TEST moron LICENSE ciSE ~ B0SToN.
THE RIGHT or 4 LICENSED RESTAURANT
KEFPER TO SILL LIQUOR WITHOUT
~ u ARGUED IN COURT.

Boston MAY ~ C>pccian-Thc FIRST case brought
hv tho Police Commissioners 10 tc,t tho 50 Public Hlr
law in accordance with their recent order warning
licensees Of possible forfeiture Of their noo-.,. wa,
heard thl, morning quietly ly Judge l!asdf, in the
Municipal Court. les, than dnlou person, v'c
present The case that of q. W. II. ~u.born.
who keep, a restaurant at 80. 81 North Market e..
and who i, licensed -e Aquors. and doe, -cil them
over counter and at table, to hs customers. whether
food j, ordered not II was brought hy agreement
between the commits. loncr, and Mr. -auh1ru. for tlc
pres purpose of obtaining clearer definition " the
law: Mr. ~anhorn having made no material change
In hi, method. of conducting bis bu,uco, since the
issuing Of the order. Liquor officer saNton repre-
.nted the pro-ccuton and Robert NJ Morse. !r.. the
defendant
For the Government. Sergeant emons and onccr
spIane Of station One. o,uaed to being in Mr. san
born's place MAY Il. and To icing sale Of whi,hcy
made b. two mon who had the liquor served 10 them
while -ca"d table. uor any food -crVof with
the dnnh, Miny Other person. vcrr iu tl' place.
either the table, on the stool, at the counter
and most of them were eating. some were .crycf
with liquor. Both officer, further testified that Mr.
sanborn kept reputable restaurant.
This closed tho case for the pro-ccution. and "
morse argued the ease # the defendant, mainta~ns
that Their, was nothing ln the statute which required
that a customer ui.t be- questioned 10 Whcuer
or not he wiAhc, to take food before he could hc
iquor by a licensed dealer. In closing
MS argument Nh. Morse sad that he desired the case
settled on such broad ground, a, 10 relieve tr"m
prosecution Mr. SdubOrn and others doing similar
business.
Judge Hardy said that he would prefer t. have the
question ruled upon by the higher court. ana would
u-rial fine Of 800 and cost. NJ. Morse promptly ap
pealed and Mr. Sanborn a. promptly furnished 500
case viii be- tried at the June term Of the superior
Court, which opens next week.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
A BCRGLAR ARRESTED ~ 4 HOSPITAL

Boston, May 81 (Spccal.- Charles Pcttgfcw. "A
notorious housc-brcakcr was arrested at the Mas
sachusctts General Hospital to-day bY officer
Abbott and Fogg. and delivered a. stat" Officer Emery
and Constable Clark Of llubhari- ton. Mas. 0n "a
charge Of brcalung and entering the store Of william
NJ Clark, Of Hubbard ton. last Wcdnc ,day morning
about 2 O'Clock Mr.. Clark heard the mtrudcr,, and
shot Pcttigcw In the arm but h. with hi, companion
managed 10 escape. IId was admitted to tho
Massachusetts Hospital Thursday afternoon under tho
name Of William Timmins. but CHANGED this name To
James Carroll when he became sober, he was par
tlally intoxicated when he received. lie w'bS
identified by the people from ilubhardSton ~ tho
man seen ont there. ana recognized under hle
riehtful name PcttgIcw. by Inspector Watts. lilo
il Charlcstown man by birth. and Ia, served four
terms In Massachusetts, state prison charges OF
burglary, that If convicted thi- time nc Will bc
aInenable for the labltnal Criminal Act. which pro
yidcs for sentence Of not les, than tocnty five years
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
TIE SALVATION Army REINFORCED

There were high jinks at the Salvation Army Head
Quarters In Reado-st. yesterday largely attended
ception was given 10 Commissioner Frederick De iatom
pooh Tucker. the brgadicr general Of the salvation
forces In India. who arrived IN New York on Friday
last by the steamer Normannia. The commissioner
looked like inspired buddhist or "a prosperous peanut
vepder in his Eastern robes and flowing locks lie was
attended by Marshall Booth and Mrs Baington Booth,
Captain Jaislngh. Lord Ratna Pala "A converted Budh
hist priest Captain Cantahcn and Captain Abdua AZ%
After the disposal Of an extraordinary quantity n
edbies and the delivering Of a multitude of PRAYERS,
the party started for South Manchester IN state OF
great satisfaction revival tour will be made taxing
in Boston, Cambridge, Fall River. Lewiston. Portland,
Me-, Ausbury Park, Detroit Windsor and other places
and then big holiness meeting Will be held IN
June o In Association Hall In this city.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
Broadway 6 |4th St.
lie BOQliGr BTDS.
THE NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE CALLED.
GOVERNOR THAYER TO BRING RAILROAD AND
BALLOT REFORM MEASURES BEFORE
lrIN SPECIAL SESSION.


Chicago May 81 (SpeciaD.-A dispatch from Lincoms
Neb says: There is great excitement in Nebraska
over the calling of special session OF the Legs
laturc to meet here Thursday. The matter Is Iie
sensation OF the year. not only among politicians ana
corporations, but among the lsboring classes ana
farmers as well. The corporations opposed 10 the
extra session and the anti Prohbitionsts are not az
all pleased with the prospect. The masses OF tha
people the farmers and stock rasers the Prohibitions
lists and the Knights OF Labor are delighted. Ureae
pressure has been brought 10 bear on Governor Iyer
to induce him to r,scind his call Delegation after
delegation has waited him. public meetings IN tho
larger cities have passed resolutions asking for the
recall Of the proclamation; but he stands unnoved
In an interview to-day, the Governor said; "IA
difficulties between the railroads and the people Of
Nebraska are not OF origin. Under our railroad
law a maximum rate for carrying freight cannot ba
made People think the law should 50 provide, ana
| think too. i had hoped the Legislature would
at its last session take action on this question.
II did not do So although bill making such provision
passed the House. but failed get through tho Senate
am in favor OF the Australian system Of voting az
elections, and would like 10 See something similar 70
the law OF Massachusetts put IN operation here
The state officers, with the exception OF the GOv.
ernor Lieutenant Governor and superintendent OF
Public schools, are by law made ofhciO members
OF the State Board OF Transportation, ara they notia
asked.
YES replied the Governor, land believe this
Board should bo up elected py the people,
had intended to include that I'm the official call but
overlooked IL. have asceItained, however, that I
can. under the aws OF Nebraska amend the call aud
insert this proposition"
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
THE DISASTER At OAKLAND CREEh
ENGINEER AND FIREMAN OF THE ILL'FATED
TRAIN SAID TO BE ALIVE, BUT MISSING.

ENGINEER AND FIREMAN OF THE ILl--FAIhD
TRAIN SAID TO BE ALIVE, BUT MISSING.
san Francisco. May 31.-At midnight last night all
the bodies recovered from the Oakland disaster ha1
been identified Following is the correct list OF VIC
TINS Captain Thomas Dwyer, Of sacramento; F. X.
Irwin Of Oakland; Henry ;. Austin, OF san Fran
cisco and his daughter, Miss Florence Miss kaue
Kearns and Miss Nellie Kearns. OF san FRANCISCO
u. 5. Aud, Of Honolulu: Matthias Williams OF sah
Francisco; F. Il. Robinson, Of san Francisco MISS
Bryan O'COnnor, Of san Francisco Martin b. Kelly
san Francisco Luigui Maletcsta and his son Aihho'
Of San Francisco
No additional bodies have been recovered from tho
Oakland estuary where the narrow gauge train was
wrecked. Immediately after the accident rePoF.
spread that samuel Dunn, engineer of the train, ana
Charles OBrien, fireman. had gone down With Ihi
wreck, but this was cOntadiced by acquaintance oi
both men, who said they had seen them. John VIII
iams an Alameda man. said that he had talked wiui
the engineer aud fireman in Alameda. mile away
an hour after the accident They had told him that
when the engine had gone over the end OF inc
trestIe work, they had jumped into the water ana
climbed up on piles tO the wharf. The crowd that
had assembled even in that short time was mani
testify hostile TO them and O'Brien sad that az he
was climbing up on the wharf a stranger had tried
TO throw him back into the water. Fearing violence,
they left the Of the accident and went at once
to Alameda. O'Brien did not appear at his home
In Alameda. where his wife and family anxiousy
awaiting him. Dunn also is missing
Captain VI. Il. Roberts, his niece Mrs S. H. Roberts.
and her daughters. among the saved from the
nrSt car. The captain and his relatives occupied the
end seats next To the tender In the first car and when
the accident occurred the first 10 be submerged
As the car went of the bridge IL parted from the train
aud on striking the bottom Of the bay the coupling
Connecting 1t with the tender broke. allowing that
happened quickly tlla the first thing the captain
REALIZED was that he was floating under ventstors
an. Roberts aud her elder danghter struggling in the
water Realizing his danger he called 10 the others 20
follow and Immediately pushed through the door
which submerged. On coming 10 the surface he
found boat which he and the Others hung until the
arrival of a boat which took them 10 the wharf.
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
FOUND ONE OF THE GASBURyERS TURNED on

Boston, May 81 (Special.-Thc family of David A..
Ring. living in Stanley st. Dorchester. had a narrow
escape from death last night. Mr. and Mrs Ring
went to bed about 10 O'Clock. An hour later Mrs
Ring awoke with strange feeling in her lungs and
head. and. detecting strong odor Of aroused her
husband, who made an investigation All OF the gas
fixtures In the upper part Of the house he found In
order but upon entering the kitchen he found one OF
the fixtures turned and gas flowing out into the
room. A servant. IL was learned afterward, had en-
tered the kitchen shortly after Mr. ard Mrs Ring had
gone upstairs. There are two fixtures In the kitchen,
one lighted by elect trcal appliance and the other in
tho ordinary way. The girl nrs turned the old sty le
fixture thinking IL the one 10 which the electric ar
ruugcmcnt i attached. seeing her mistake, but for
getting to turn OH tile gas she had turned on. she at
once lighted the Orer afterward turning OF the
latter and going OF tho Kitchen The had been
flowing into tho house for nearly hour when Mrs.
Ring discovered Us preSancA
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
WIRES CUT TO FURTHER TIE LOTTERY Y.
EXTRAORDINARY ACCUSATIONS AGAINST NORTH
ERN PACIFIC OFFICIALS

EXTRAORDINARY ACCUSATIONS AGAINST NORTH.
ERN PACIFIC OFFICIALS
Minneapolis, May 3l.-"The Journal pr,nts a sen
sational story today, affecting prominent officials OF
the Northern Pacific road. II charges that on the
night OF February the Western Union telegraph
wires we're cut two miles east OF Jamestown " d..
and that Investigation proves that the work was done
by a prominent Northern Pacific official and two
operators, it is supposed at the Instance OF still
higher official. who. II Is alleged worked the wire
himself in Bismarck.
AT that time great many kilograms, both for and
agnst the lottery project. were passing over the
wires and the operators, II Is alleged side tracked"
such as unfavOrable 10 the Lottery and rushed
the others through with all possible haste It Is
charged that they advised the friends of the lottery
Of the contents Of messages intended for the anti
lottery people in advance OF their delivery % those
entitled them. and thus put the lottery men In pos
session Of the secrets and plans Of the anti lottery
people, before the opponents Of the lottery could com
mlnicatc with one another In different narts OF tho
State Long petitions and lists OF names in favor OF
the lottery were. 1t ID said rushed through
without charge, while protests agafnst the lottery
were delayed. Passes were issued IndiscrmlnafcIy
10 friends Of the lottery b written ON ordinary
note heads, with orders tO conductors that they be
returned TO the prominent official when taken M
"The Journal" prints fac smilc Of one OF tho passes
the charges. obtaining satisfactory proof of their
tr7Itl
New-York tribune., 1890-06-01
the NCOTCHIEINH CONGRESS.

RI ErTl0N TO PRESIDENT HAEBsON-NN AD.
DEr~~ BT GOVERNOR CAMPBELL. II ONO.
rit-,rrs. Penn. May 3i.-A large number Of per
sons attended the scotch Irish CoEgr.,- tai, morn
Ing. or thc stage were Govcruor Campbell. of
ohio. and 'A" Adic- and gentlemen who accompanied
HIM va the officer, Of the scotch Irish society.
Among them were the Row Dr. -. ~t~.lr. president
Of the Reformed Presbyterian ThcooncI som
iuary N Philadelphia. The Rev. +. d. Douchoo. Of
Iiiioburs AID others. r,~dcut Harrison and party
arrived ln uir cty at O'Clock in th" morning. They
were received Dos The Mayor bras, band and a
military company. and Wcre driven to their hotel.
The Pre- rc-idcnt held reception ar e'hauIch HAL.
Exposition building AZ o ocloch n the morning.
Three thousand people shook hand, with him. lie
the guc,t Of the scotch Irish Congress.
Altcr President Harrison, reception the regular
proceeding, Of TIC Tongr,-, were opened with PRAYER
by the Rev. Or Ferguson. president Of Westminster
college. Governor campbell. 81 ohio. Wa greeted
with loud AID prolonged applause. he said:
Tho history Of the >coich-lri,h IN ohio IS the same
a. their history in other states. The scotch Irish
man came th.rc aud settled. and tA" impress OF h'
industry md thrift is felt 10 every part Of o." state
Governor Campbell then described at length the
growth Of the scotch Irish u ohio. aud mentioned the
Governors, Cabinet oniccr, and other prominent poll
ilci,r, 0ho. lu the lat century, have been drawn
from tho race tn that state Bat politics - not the
only line lu which the ohio scotch Irish hman i, felt.
In religion, circles. In cducaiional circles and III
newspaper circles. many Of tie most famous men
in the couutr, came from the scotch Irish homes
81 the Buckeye state. lie named Horace Greeley,
Whtolnw Reid. Colonel Cockrcll and concn or moro
Of o'hrr,. llo added
but leaving the ranks Of the civilian and turn
lnc t. the scotch Ir,h soldier of ONO. what a
r.cord find. ohio wrote 10000 names on ia"
enlistment roll and she Wrot" n" scotch lr sh nti'
The top What Ohildu l. not proud oi that pa riot
soldier statesman. General T. =. Grant ma Nhru
dan Fighting PIN Who (, not proud Of him Then
there va, custer, the hero OF the Northwest, the
fighting McCombs and "od Rosy" What buckyo
does not reverence the name Of General Eo,ccrtu,
There were Others. hundred, of them, but II wouh
take all day to tel Of them. You Auow lhrn.
Americans all know them This history "l me
achievement, of the scotch Irish ~ ohio Is written
high up the tablets II fame and their influence is
going down through all ihc ages a. the solid i"uhdd
tou which The grand supcr,1Icturc Of the STAT" -
built.
Dr. II. \. White. of Washington and Lee tniver't}'
the great scotch Irish institution Of Virginia. Wa u'
next spcahcr. The founding and history ot the cob
lcgc and u, great work an educational n,ui4
tion and mouldcr of moral, IN the south were d"clt
upon ~ length. and the address va, r'urndcl b\ q
prophecy OF SIN brighter achievement, for inc
future