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rooms; price II sold az once. SI-15O; renting 90
irst-class tenant; a good paying Investment
STONE & FAIRFAX. 500 and sos T st. NV
mig
FOR sALE-Here's a snap: price only $50;
renting for so a month; nearly neT room
. brick. with cellar, west Of 9Th ST., this Is the
last Of Al estate. must be sold; formerly held
5000 STONE FAIRFAX. so6 and 500 81.
FOR SALE-OuIy s. coo; a coy home on 10th Sc.
ne. near p; rooms and bath, rents SIS; choice
location. STONE s. FAIRFAX. sos and So +
st. NV mrs
J EOR SALE-Buy this bargain; trust coming due,
4 owner viii take s. $50 for 4 s. so house: very
pfettv new Roman brick cellar, furnace. tile
I pam VIII bring you - month rcnti on a
numbered street ne. STONE g. FAIRFAX 500
SIS 81 NV mis-
FOR SALE-s2,4o0. nearly new Groom bay
window brick Sd ST. NV, o. $50.
: rooms 2jzl2o. on ST. NV STONE & PAIR
FOR SALE-Che7p. at $3.50 each. two pretty
and hath. good investments cheap homes
sIotE FAIRFAX, so6s0s 81 uw- ms
FUR SALE-Chelp home, good investment, price
>l50J- rents for sl1. dwelling and stable. hol e
contains SIX roo-nsi iot i5yl-0; aiiey few steps
from the best car hHe- -itu1ted lu a convenient
{ location su.5 house i1 frsr-cIass repair STONE
4 & FAlkFAA. 5o1-e,s ST. NV mrs
/ FOR SALE-A ueu corner house. six rooms and
bath. back YARD w10LsLCd wide parking pr5ca
>ZSJ1, uelr car line. sE-: Sl..uJ can remain az
I per cent. STONE s. FAIRFAX. sJ5-s.e r So. uu.
NJ
FOR SALE-DeCilet bargains, reduced 20 5000.
renting for $50 a month, new. tao stories.
cellar, SIX rooms and BATH furnace heat near
z and North Capitol sts- STONE & FAIRFAX.
soj-sIs 81 NV mrs
FOR saba choice corner; only $500: 9Th
ST.. near Massachusetts, ave. Ne, six rooms. bath.
!. i a-H B
. ST. me-
FOR SALE-0uly :I.a03. reuts for SIS a month.
nearly new. two stories. cellar. SIX rooms and
bath; northwest. near NJ and New Jersey ave.
STONE q FAlKFAA. se-sls : e. NV mrs
FOR SALE-A cheap property on ed ST.. near
G.; rooms and hatHs Dog 2sNd2- must De sold
Co avoid foreclosure. only $500 STONE
FAIRFAX. so6-sos ST. NV mrs
FOR SALE-S2 900. three pretty new Groom
houses. bath modem plumbing; cellars. elsy
payments, on an avenue ne, could not De- E11Ii-
Gated for $500 STONE & FAIRFAX $3.50
s. NV ms
FOR SALE-Easy payments, 500 cash. balance
ia small monthly payments. per cent inter-
eSt- price each, ss-Jl'1 pretty, new houses g
rooms and bath. cellars; good lots. closets
partriCs. nicely papereds near 9th and p ne.
SI02E & FAIRFAN, sl5-sCs s. NV MS
FOR SALE-Only $500; a pretty new huf
brea dwelling on an avenue. NV 6 rooms ana
llth- few steps from ears. STONE g. FAIRFAX
$3.50 d. z-- NV H'-b
FOR SALE-A modern house for Ssa-5: now;
NV near Two car lines, bay window brick, six
ro0E-s- baths cellar furnace good Ior room for
st-H.es SCENTS FOR 50 STONE s. FAI8FAN, So
sys St. nw- mrs
FOR SALE-He-e's snap new tvo-s-ory
o.. window brick six rooms bath. .-.-I.-.-
f...r-r-- modern hath rrrr-- uu-n-1rfr r--H- mn
section. near Pension DtGce; reduced t0 s. go.
. agj4.a.Fs house l.st luxe D. s--1 for $3.50
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LOST.
FOUND.

FOUND-At Laeoy's. most modern ice cream FAC
tory IN America. delicious chocolate. vanilla and
ftra~Dcrry ice cream. made from the frust, not
me acid; SOC Ter gallon. Also LAcey'6 special
zoe per gallon CEs7. ~ Ncw York ave Phone
Elia sss delO-ti
FOR SALE-HORSES AND VEHICLES
FOR sALE-Horze and wagon; viii s-H separate.
must De sold Gail alte- D. m- iJl 81 90. uv.
mos
FOR sALE-The green trottiug bo-se Daunie
haEs. SIX years old, dark bay. 10 hands high;
quiet for any one 20 drive. great road horse.
can show a Z-55 gait, prI-c 500. j. rs. FIRES
TOY, "a I st. nv. m5-g
FOR SALE-Gray horse. Is hands high. years
Old, suitable for delivery wagon Can be saca
a. $40 sJh 81. H"' NOS
FOR sALE-Barsain. sound. gentle horse and fine
surrey, h4TEess. blanket l4pr1Je, etc, for sI2J.
200 81. Hv. MS
FOR SALE-Uae roam mare. FIVE years old; also
one black mare. seven years olL- one L4y horse.
suitable for aA purpose. Rear Of I2z5 NJ So. ue
els
FOR sALE-Sound. gentle horse. good driver
O'Clock. m7-Iis
FOR sALE-Three good muIcs. 800 9th st. nr.
mi-7
FOR sALE-Si horses and mares to be positively
sold, H. large horses. CigaiI- over J. 80 pounds
would make good bushes or driving, and In
TACT ans business purpose 10 reasonable offer
refused. ~ ~ -. Hw- m3-7
FOR SALE-Tcn horses. suitable for farmer. con-
tractor o. bushes purpose 20 Dc sold cheap il
at once Roar Cl4 D. S. HU. eli
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WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED House with large first floor rooms Tor
a music and dancing teacher; between 10Th and
18th, ? and q sts. uw. ALLTo-5 BOX $50. this
Office. t1-g
WANTED-To ren;. house and lot on the Metro
poiitan branch o. thc B. & o. Address BOX s12
this office m--g
FOR RENT-OFFICES
FOR RENT-Two adjoining rooms, D. eminent
Lusiue-, corner; suitable for light mauufacturin
= month each. Apply 5i6 9th 81. els
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WANTED-AGENrS.

WANTED-Agents 10 sell Champion water filters:
simple, quickly cleaned easily operated. and
household necessity; easily sold at q good profit
THE CHAMPION FILTER CO.. 100 Woodland
ave-. Cleveland. Ohio. zl5-l4
PROFITABLE WORK offered agents In every town
70 secure subscriptions 90 The Ladies Home
Journal snd The Saturday Evening Post"
We want agents who viii work Thoroughly and
with business system 10 cover each section with
our illustrated little booklets and oshcr advcr-
Using matter, and % look sharply after renew
ais Rom old @Jbscribcrs. The pay Is Grst rate.
and al the end q the season $4,000 wiIl be given
the best workers extra prizes for good work.
How vel some Of our agents have succeeded Is
told IN a little booklet We would like 10 Frnd
you-portraits 81 some o. our best agents. with
tie story ri how they made 10 Jay. TIE CURTIS
PUBLISHING COMPANY. Philadelphia, Pa.
cecZ5-7st
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Through trains from the South arrive wash
ingtJn U;s2 A. NJ $50 O. r.. 7-S5 a. ID. I0-l5
A. IA daily. except Mondays; goo p n g.GJ
D H. and $50 p n daily LoeaI trains from
Harrisonburg II-S7 a. n week DAYS ard
gao p m daily. From Charlottesville. SIS
a. n and $40 ,. n. daily.
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ChiCkering S35.

ChiCkering, $50.
We have two square pianos Of leading makez-
one 'hleAefinz, Iu good condition. for $50
,hs -i.ef ho,-rsranz at So; either win De
soil On 81 weekly payments. Good pianos TO
start ou. and viii be taken back az FUN value
any tame IN exchange f0r new upright
p g. SMITH. I225 Pa ave-
AUTOMOBILES FOR SaLE.
me following rare bargains are offered to those
ln search OF good, reliable automobiles 40 one
Dan iir prices charged by TlauufartIfrers-
mobile. cid. but in good c0uIiti0n--...... s515
] io'nuHaflr with top. perfect condition.. 5l1
Poster steam touring wagon. uHcqulIed. $50
] igeuWaHiic surrey, nfN. cost 81. 4JJ...... z G15
] electric Hruughaw, finest iu civ new 5.g.l
CAPITAL AUTOMOBILE CO.
ms us lash 81. MS.
FOR SALE-Saue chairs. benches. an. I'M M.
SOHO walnut praa used IG EOUuLl, ~ D. trIrr-.L
l"' particulars enquire ot T.. A. HARDING. 1916
70 - ---.- eos
FOR sALE-Bargaius ia sewing rracEfaes. Sin
-.t' -, move 40 Domestic, So Nrv Home.
5io. capitol 81; all warranted. AT OPPENHEII-
Eh> 5li 9Th st. DIV. r5s
FOR SALE-Cleap. meat rack. 1872 2 ST. NV.
FOR ~ALE-Nrr safes. ON fime. a...rr r..-4
safes oa hand. and safe, orrrr.- ak, t.,. 80
20 order no So uw. m5-If
..-'t-t tt..' AR a.lll4Nss TIII.L.Ie
i'-D ltLn 50 NV NOS
F"R SALE Pure brcf White Lc1b5.1 and silver
-a.'l " l-ua.tte .Al,-,..5 also ee-5 for H-rrF-
i7s from stock that won tlrer 6lsr ana TAO
-c,o - r.zr, 20 show held Le.e L.- N..rr1..-
az E4-oaic Hail. Ca. ea THEODORE BARNES
.taIl tUJ. Centre Market ou TUESDAYS. THg--
days. and Saturdays u5s
LO0k-loc cash. z5c weekly. Iss. curtain r.-
E",r, Tl-e table .ueu. table covers t...eIs.
.aiiHr.s comforts. -rr.as-, quilts sheets It.fl..
cases. Toilet and dinner ware, siNer-p.gtcd ware
aIil u.s., vase, clocks. albums EsIIes ct. AHEr.-s
LpA 80 On. ohigc, vil. call with samF,.-- ma.
FOR sALE-D.ess goods. slIas. lace curtains.
i'ili.T.-, blankets comforts mems and ha,,
'.'lAIi-. ladies SUITS coats, skirts waists etc..
.te-.t l-l ia'iiH, ar.a -astli- / call. JOSEPH
,tltN, -. FcI'ss wanna ave. NV ml-.
NEW so DROP CABINET sEWING MACHINES
tls A. The Domestic one & H. Trial Frce
send Postal Renting. loe A Day. Reliable Re
l1islne- C. AOEkbaCH Phone East 30. c2s.t,
FOR ~hLE-s5 tor Morris chairs with lair ,tl-.-
ion. 8. iOt hair mattress iu two parts oak arm
..asI-, Sl-4-5 .rarHHs and rgTlG- suites - OBJ.
per- week. kEuNONDS gI-aI& 1'A 90. us
cl-u
FOR SALE-Good quality er1Cge shade. fitted
L' your Windows, only -sg. .hc best quality o5
opaque -hloc- .pe, hung freu- Will call wiki
ample. hLELbLAII>. nth and h -g-- n.
Phone. Fast Esd sEl-.f
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS

>
FOR RENT-Socoad floor, two mont and two
/ back rooms. hot and cold water. bath heat and
gas for eookngi SIS and SO. 100 Hh St nv.
FOR RENT-Three unfinished rooms second
floor. heat and gas: for light housekeeping. l7lg
| 9th ST. NV. e6s
FOR RENT-For business purposes. light. div
! newly papcred basement. heated; SIS 20 IIth
s. NV mos
FOR RzNT-9c6 L st. NV. two fine unfinished
second noJr rooms heat gas. bath: large closets;
cabinet mantels; light Housekeeping permitted
FOR RENT-rhrce second floor unfIrnished rooms
Tor Eight housekeeping; gas and heat. s0S New
jersey ave ms
FOR RENT-Partly furnished OF unfurnished
ROOM 5l5 9Th st. NV. ms
FOR RENT-yery pretty unfurnished room. large
closet. use OF kitchen 20i. THE SHERMAN 18th
and / SIS. NV. Call from TO = m63
FOR RENT-Large back room, nicely papcred:
cheap I2G G st. ne. mss
FOR RENT-Four UNFINISHED rooms for house.
heeping; large back yard and out shed: So
L-l+ gth st. NV m72
FOR 20 RENT-Room facing ST.; 81; second floor.
FOR RENT-Two unfinished, one furnished
room heat and gas; FIRST floor. 622 I st. NV.
FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-Ni1e three-room fats. northwest.
ing. jsSI1
FOR REST-Five-room fat near Lincoln Park:
rem eent moderate; no children. address BOX 43S,
this office. ma
FOR RENT-To best colored tenants, four room
1na ~; new. modern, sanitary living homes
6EO Il HILL. SIS lgth It. NV. ia24-tf-s
FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
FOR SALE-ChOice front lot in Fairmount
Heights, Nd; 25xl3O; I5-foot alley: on car line
PTlce, $50 Address BOX 4l6, this office mos
FOR SALE--A comfortable home. $3.50 cash.
PIE.,>& q PIERCE. Vienna Va MISC
FOR sELE-Sew cottage, 81 $50; advancing lots,
nov SlOo 70 900. DC foot, your chance nov;
VIA sites. $50 10 $3.50; easy payments; book
let GEO. r. HI SIS l4th st. nv. m25-tf
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
BRENTWOOD. MD.-LOTs IN ..A-,-Fq-gOD
TRACT, three minutes walk from DISTRICT
LINZ STATION CITY AND SUBURBAN ELEC-
TRIO; 5OxEl40; 500. Lots. 50x2OO three min
lots 10 choose from. Marty as many sold last
season SIX houses building. HOLIDAY TRACT
both sides electric read and B. & o. STATION
Oh property. Lots 40Xl2j. $50 10 $500. STORES
and POSTOFFiCE- Streets grayeled aud lighted
Any lot, - per month 800 70 choose from As
i'm FHr-nH
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FOR SALE-BICYCLEs.

FOR SALE-M3n's bicycle, iae condition. s..
Adde'S BOX AS. this Office. es2
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PERSONALS.

-------~~-~.----.
lhE MN WHO WANT the most and best f0=
The least money should be w6rsingr1aD ana
ore of their greatest needs Is q suit of clothes
and au 0sercaat, and as there is but one one
IElee place Wu1rr they are tailor made slightly
.~ed. iu The city. you must come 10 T7,a F7i.,J
Co Alt ~iH'~ OLD STAND Go d So 49,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
IF YOU WANT TO buy sell. or exchange ba-i-
ness consult BRoABSIREET 81 CO, OBJ F. ST.
WAETED-PrOyision store. reasonable BROAD
sIhEEf q CO, 5l r 81. els
FOR SALE-Big paying newspaper route; rea-
attention. Address BOX 446, this ONCE. e73
FOR SALE-Crocery; good business; S275. " n.
YOUNG, zoo 9th st- NV e7-S
HEADQUARTERS for all lines OF business: we
either buy OF sell FUSS CO.. COZ 18th s. nw.
eG-3
FOR SALE-Grocery. northwest: no opposition;
rare chance, price 500. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS' Gil 81. mos
FOR SALE-Dyeing and cleaning establishment.
southeast Washington; cheap for cash. Address
BOX 40 this ofice. mss
GROCERY STORE. finest stand in Washington;
investigate DUNLAP. 9o5 F. m7-s
BEST WATCH MAINsPRISGs. SOC. BROWNE
ooi ?. WherS you transfer. a2I-ts
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR sALE-rIne square piano aud stool. So de-
I1eI.1 20 IN - NV e.-S
FOR -rweiye-syrup soda fountain. in Gle
1
FOR sALE-Cne i-horscpoWer upright boiler,
copper tanks and shipping eases l70J Pennsyl-
Yauia ave. GA
FOR SALE-Ph0nograph p records. horn: rec
c-d box and stand; nearly n-H cost SIS. viii
sell cheap bon 49, this Office mos
FOR sALE-Fouud-y Church m1tcrill. beautiful
stained glass Windows doors. slate iron lumber
fence, etc, opportunity for church contemplating,
hgi.clag- Apply on premise. ma
FOR SALE-Picr mirror, gilt frame. cost 500.
I-.ee -. modern. FRIES & HOLLYWOOD, sth and
d NV Tel. Nli1 1902. mrs
FOR SALE-lau can get good family sewing
machine i1r s., OF a new improved Singer for
SO. guaranteed, with attachments. on CrfIfr.
"lr Neeal5. i-5 az IL sU- Open evenings.
FOR SALE-Pririe state incubator: 200 ceg.
lliJ "a 81. uC- MA
FOR S1-E-New upright piano, new iupr5ve-
meHtss bargain. 1928 Ii-h t. ms
FOR sALE-Haaozomc roI-top desk. SIS. COS. s.s
80 OH 20. uw. r-rg
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reArys on BIrF,foyT B7,yCE

Leave Washington sol =. n daily 90 D H.
as p. and 4:42 ?. week days, and SIS o.
Il sundays only for BluemoBt. and s-25 p. N.
week dave, and III 70 2 m. theatre train Moa-
days, Wednesdays and Saturdays for Lees5ury.
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MANIED-A rrst-ciaz tailoress for hrst-clasS
coat making. 1852 9TH st. NV. 81
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

NANTED-A good cook, washer. and iroacr. stay
Et night. Apply 1913 9Th st. nv. CO.
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WANTED-Neat. reliable girl 20 care for two
children half day or after school 243 Delaware
ave. fe- c1
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BIRDS, DOGS, ETC.

uit sALE-singius oanarios. parrots. cats. dogs
-lbbltS guinea pigs. fancy pouiJry. Uel-i'v,iS
uiltisAcs. IHcubatOrs- etc SCLMID'S BIRD
TORE. II2 18th 81. uX. El2-u
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WANTED-Cood skirt hand and an apprentice
at MORAN'S III Ifth e. eI
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FOR SALE-Here's a snap: price only s. $50;
renting for so a month: nearly new room
brick, with cellar, west Of 9Th st.; this Is the
last Of Al estate. must be sold; formerly held ~
s., Loo STONE s. FAIRFAX. so6 and sos r Sc.
nv. ms
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Low Rates to Pacific Coast.
$4,000
FiCtOria-ScattIe-Y ancouver-P Portland
Tacoma
Canadian Pacific Railway.
1923 Pa Ave.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR sALE-House. 40 st. nv. Enquire n.
O'CONNOR. 81 p st. ne els
FOR SALE-A cheap house on Il 81. me-: brick;
rOUms price. il sold az once. SI-15O; renting 90
a hrst-ciaas tenant; good paying Investment.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 500 and sos T 81. nv.
n--3
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NANTED-By dressfnakcr, experienced helper
cal saturday. q ST. NV a
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WANTED-Nhitc Chambermaids for H0t Springs.
Va. SD. fare paid. today. DICKS HOTEL
AGENCY, 18th -. and Pennsylvania ave. c7-2
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IMMENSE ENTERPRISE.
Cones to Build Cotton Factory at
Greensboro to Cost One anG n
Quarter Million Dollars.
Especial to The Messenger

Especial to The MeSSenger.)
Greensboro, N. c., June 17.-Moses
& Caesar Cone, large mill and real
estate owners in this state, announce
this evening their purchase of sixteen
hundred acres of lands adjoining this
city, on which they will at once begin
the erection of another cotton factory
and village. Contract has been award
ed for fifteen million brick to build
with. The mill will make blue Demins
goods exclusively and will be the larg-
est plant of the kind on earth. There
will be $4,000 spindles and three thous-
and looms in operation, employing
three thousand operatives.
The power will be supplied by a
twenty-five hundred horse power en-
gine. Material and supplies have al
ready been contracted for and esti-
mated time required for completing
building is one year. The mill will be
in the neighborhood of the two large
cotton mills here, Proximity and
Revolution, and will be furnished wa
ter from same DAM
1t is one mile from city and from the
large finishing mill The Cones are
the principle stockholders in this lat
est mill and Moses Cone gives out that
the company has figured out the
building and equipping of the plant
ready to begin operations will cost one
and a quarter million dollars and are
thoroughly prepared to carry it to a
finish.
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B.RTLETT-s RESOLUTION.
Calling for Instruction of Money
Paid for Advocating Reciprocity.
Passed by the House.

Washington. June 1.-THE house CON-
mittee OF military affairs today order
ed a favorable report on the resolution
Of Representative Bartlett. OF Georgia,
directing the secretary OF war TO fur
nish the house information as to what
amounts were paid by United States
officers in Cuba TO T. r. Thurber or
other persons for advocating Cuban re-
ciprocity. The action OF the committee
caused some surprise. as a somewhat
similar resolution was voted down
down about a week ago The change
is said to have been Influenced 10 some
extena by the pending controversy Of
the Cuban reciprocity bill.
Representative Hay, of Virginia, call
ed up the resolution and his motion for
consideration prevailed, two repubIi-
cans as well as three democrats voting
for II.
All the democrats and three republi-
cans voted for the adoption OF the reso-
luton the others not voting. The ac-
ton was In executive session and the
details OF the vote were not made pub
lie
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Chicago. June 17.-Charles Francis
Admas, of Boston, delivered the oration
before the Phi Beta Kappa Society of
the university of Chicago today, his
subject being Shall Cromwell Have A
Statue"
The changes in England's attitude to-
ward Oliver Cromwell were described
by the speaker as Introductory TO his
announcement of the question which he
called his text:
''Shan Robert Z. Lee have a Statue?"
In developing his argument, the
speaker referred to a principle which,
he said for generations Lee and bis peo-
pie had believed. In this connection
authority was quoted to show that
the union originally was compact, dis
soluble, perhaps most of them would
have said, at pleasure. Dissoluble GER
tainly on breach of the articles of the
union
A description of the steps by which
Virginia approached the act of secession
was given-and the speaker said:
Virginia did not take it's place in
the secession movement because of the
election of an anti-slayery president.
1t did not raise it's hand against the
national government for mere love OF
any peculiar institution, or wish to pro-
tect or perpetuate it. Virginia made
state sovereignty a cardinal article of
its political creed. To us now this posi-
ton seems worse than illogical. Yet
after all. it is based on the great fun
damental principle of the consent of
governed.
''I hold it to be certain that the year
1866 will recognize the somewhat essen
tial fact, indubitably true, that all the
honest conviction, all the loyalty, all
the patriotic devotion and the self sacri-
flee were not any more than all the
courage on the victors side.
Lee represented, individualiZed, all
that was highest and best in the south
ern mind, and the Confederate cause,
the loyalty to state, the keen sense Of
honor and personal obligation, the
slightly archaic, the almost patriarchal,
love of dependent family and home.
II look forward with confidence to the
time when the bronze effigy of Robert
E. Lee, mounted on his charger and with
the insignia of his Confederate rank,
will have Ii pedestal in the nations
capital looking across the Potomac at
his home at Arlington.
When time comes, Lees monument
will tipify the historical appreciation of
all that goes to make up the loftiest
type OF character, military and civic,
eXemplified in an opponent, once dread
ed but ever respected.
Above all it will symbolic and COM
memorate that loyal acceptance of the
consequences of defeat and the patient
upbuilding of a people under new con-
ditiOns by constitutional means, which
hold to be the greatest educational
lesson America has yet taught to once
Skeptical but now Silenced world
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DECISION AGAINST TREASURER.
Supreme Court Decides that State
Treasurer Must Pay Money to
Greensboro a. and VI. College.
Other Opinions.
Especial to The Messenger.)


Raleigh, n. c.. June 1.-THE su-
preme court in the case of Greensboro
Agricultural and Mechanical college
against State Treasurer Lacy decides
that he must pay to it $500 annually.
this being the appropriation made in
1891 for establishing 1t. In 1898, $1,000
was appropriated for completing it
and in 1895 $1,000 more for eQuipping it.
State Treasurer Lacy declined to pay
the $780, holding that il was not a
regular annual appropriation, but only
for that time. The court decides
against him.
The supreme court filed the following
opinions: Moore VS.. Moore. from
AleXander,no error; in re-Drewery
from Bark, petition allowed. error in
former opinion: Smith VS.. Railroad,
from Mecklenburg, error: Tompkins
vs. Cotton Mills, from Meckienburg,
new trial; Frazier VS.. Railroad, from
Guilford, new trial; Pinnix VS.. City of
ricultural and Mechanical college VS..
State Treasurer, from Guilford, af-
firmed; Hooker VS.. Town of Green
vile, from Pitt, error; Rice VS.. Rail-
road. from BERTHE, affiI med; Balk VS..
Harris, from Beaufort, affirmed; Loan
Association VS., Johnson. from Samp-
son, per curiam, affirmed: State VS..
Wiseman, from Mitchell. no error.
Court adjourns Thursday for the term
term