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Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-07-09

Tn" Durango 1uuiurs have received
their new suits ana the Girls viii be-
so busy watching the bows Ia their
cnHtumca At the next game that thcy
viii overlook mispRys Captain
Young IL proud OF his aggregation "
thry did set done ap al silvgrtuu yos-
ierday forenoon, whore they played
the aiNorton Juniurs the score being
~ To o.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-07-09

OF course there is going to be un-
rest among our people until the smell
ter difficulties are permanently ad-
iusted We have conyersed with
number of union men and they are Of
the opinion that the action of the Den
yer workmen was hasty. and that
work will be resumed before long.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
PETITION FILED IN
SCOTT COUNTY CASE

A petition TOR mandamus by G. G.
broadwater and others was filed In the
Supreme Court yesterday to compel J.
A. Noblin, r, L. Webb, G. G. Palmer, Fl.
G. Morrison, ". H. Hensley, commits
soners OF election for Scott county Viz
sinia. and w, G. Stephenson. clerk OF tho
County Court, for said county and az
efficio clerk OF the commissioners OF
election for Scott county TO reeonvene
and to again canvass the vote Of Scott
county at the election held on the 90
day OF November. 1908, and In sa.- can.
vass to count the vote OF Roller pre-
cinct In said county at said election ana
make their return accordingly IN accord
erce with the petitions, SC.
Colonel James B. Richmond is counsel
for the petitioners. The motion was
heard and the application placed on tho
docket 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
funny little story Is told by Mr..
John Doyle, apropos Of the hunting sea-

!, A funny little story Is told by Mr..
John Doyle, apropos Of the hunting sea-
son. | iE.
lie used to live out In Arkansas or
somewhere out that way, and one day he
went out with friend to shoot some
ducks. 5
When they got down by the river, they,
thand crowd of people &C eGn M t. 9.
learned that the body Of tnnn had Just
been taken from the river.
a. Justice Of the peace was IN the crowd,
md the body. was searched TO get some
thing by which the man might DO lden IT,
fled.l A pistol and 500 were found In his
pockets. but nothing else.
The Justice held all Inquest and decided
that the man came to his death by drown
ing. He then fined him $500 for carrying
concealed weapon, half OF that amount
to go to the dorrt.
Accordingly the 500 was taken from
the dead body and divided, the State
getting half and the justice the other.
they gave U.S.
We found a lot OF new. faces In tho
BUNCH but they are Just as pretty as
the old ones and just as charming.
ana carry With them the different types
of beauty. There Is Che luscious blond,
Miss Bessyo Adele Glantz, the Baltimore
Girl" who easily fills the place OF
spllIc u Ills Oh UIcSi VIII IlS4 SHhA AAiAheo
manner and her dash.
And Miss Lottie McCree. n pretty crea-
ture finn Cincinnati. helps add up the
list OF new ones.
enc of the statuesque class, viii. voice
that takes her right into the favor OF
the audience and puts her among tho
leaders. MISS f'lankel was with George
Is bound to carry her to the top. Miss
r'rankel Will be seen to fine advantage
In the "knlckerbocker GIRL. when tho
company comes back week after next
body knows and goes to the Bijou night
alter night to see.
1t Is a good thing to have real friends,
but a friend who Is friend for effect
or with a purpose in, view Is to be
alley.
A man never knows where no Is at
until he gets married; then his wife never
knows.
The winter is always hard To the man
with the empty coal bin, but the fellow
who has to run 10 catch the Owl car
can keep warm any time.
The new style overcoat covers multi
tude of sins
Don't throw your straw hat In the ash
barrel. Somebody might steal the bar Ell,
and it WILL be worn again next summer
Wnen n [C!lOW goes W tHe uePoI ~
meet some friends and gets lost In the
crowd. he feels like swearing at the en-
glneer r1'
We love to get-a letter from our friend.
telling US she is coming and to be sure
to meet her and we love to stand around
depot for two hours waiting for late
train, and then miss the opportunity.
In response to a large number OF In
quries, we will say that another edition
OF the MAN About Town stories. which
received such a splendid reception last
ian, Will be out ed,ly In December. so
that those who wish them for Christmas
gift; can get them in time for the holt
Gays. MIR. Clyde Saunders Is the publish
, ~ H. r.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
new FACES
IN PU.|.L|| |. 5.
Methodist Ministers Take Hold
Of the New Years
Work.
DR.. YOUNG COMES THIS WEEK
Rev. Mr.. Spooncr Receives An
Ovation, as Did Several ;
Of the Others.
DR.. YOUNG COMES THIS WEEK

New faces wero raen Sunday In several
OF the Methodist puplts Of Richmond.
Large congregations were present IN
nearly every instance TO witness the IN
coming OF the recently assigned minis
ters and to give them hearty welcome.
Two or three Of tho pastors have not
yet arrived. notably Dr.. WI. Young,
who will preach his first sermon at
Centenary next Sunday. The majority OF
them, however. were on tho field and
took hold at oncs. Rev. r. NJ Maxey
preached Mt Union Station and Rev.
i. 81 Betty at Park Place. The Rev.
George FL. Spooner received an ovation
at Broad Street. his now charge. Largo
congregations greeted him at both SER
vices.
DIR. HARMON AT TRINITY,
Rev. DR.. John Harmon. famillarly
known as "Amen" Harmon. entered upon
his pastoral work at Trinity Church on
Sunday. Tho celebra ted minister preach
cd morning and night 10 large congraEa-
tions that were very much pleased with
the Doctors fine sermon. Ills morning
theme was "Chrlst All in ALL" and was
handled splendidly. At night he spoke
on 1.-THE Works and sll'ences OF Jesus
and reinforced his deductions by the use
OF unique and original metaphors ms
too, was fine sermon.
~
cordial welcome by his new flock. inc
measure OF strong attachment that ex-
Yists between him and his partshioners
was striklngly illustrated by quite q
number of Union Stations members com
ing down to Trinity ut night TO hear MN
and bid him Godspced IN his new i'ela
of labor. The Doctor does excellent work
wherever he goes, and is not only n .
liant in the pulpit but is a very nne
pastor.
Judging from the appreclative conEre-
cation present and tn. warm reception
given DR.. Henry r. Johnson al Lauren
Street Methodist Church by the mem
hers and friends OF the church yesterday,
Bishop Hendrix did not make mistake
IN again appointing this distinguished
mini ster to this charge for another
year.
sermon on THE Methodist 1tinerancy,'
and at night he spoke from the words;
nArc the Demands Of Religion unrea SON
able?" Both sermons were eloquently
delivered, and IT,, Doctor was given the
closest attention.
The new conference year at Lanrel
street Church begins most auspicious'y.
I,arra congregations are present al each
service and the members OF the church
are organizing lOIf iu'u'o - " -
il not a more Jealous membership to
be found in this city than at Laurel
Street Methodist Church.
The work OF raising funds for the par
sonage is we'll under way. ann y IS
thought large sum will In all PROBABLE
ity be paid on the same during the year.
SETTLING DOWN.
Things ar, reaching the normal state
again in Methodist circles. and every
thing will be moving smoothly again be-
fore very long. The meeting OF the min
aisters Yesterday was largely attended.
Many o, those who will leave were nrH'.
ent to say their farcwaii~. Owing 20 the
ones yet to come in. the annual rco7-
ganlzatlon and election or oincers WIS
nostnoncd until next Monday morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
Bourke Cochran Coming.

On Tuesday night Of next week w.
Bourlle Cochran. the famous orator and
statesman, will be heard at the Acad-
envy of Music, his subject being "Cathol-
lci-m and Democracy.
This will be MIR. Cockran's first visit
to Richmond He will be introduced by
Governor Montague, and large part OF
the Legislature will be present at the lee
turo to hear the great Democrat
Mr.. Cochran is giving the lecture gra-
tbs for the beneht of the new home of
the McCill Union. His subject will be
treated. he says. In a broad light and
one which will interest people OF all
creeds and political parties, he believes.
The downstairs boxes and a large
part Of the orchestra chairs have already
been taken, and the McGlll Union COM
mittce desires those especially anxious
to hear Mr.. Cochran to have their seats
reserved tha week. The Academy prom
ises to be filled from top to bottom. Seats
are now selling at Cox and shea's, on
Main Street, near Ninth. and at the music
house Of Walter D. Moses ON Broad
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
MACHINE AN ADDER.
One Hundred Profit Between
West Branch and Cedar Rapids.

The case of Hull vs. The Standard
Adding Machine Company, appealed rom
Justice Cloan's Court, was tried yester.
day before Judge Preston, the pialntif1
again winning. Hull was agent Tor the
machine In Cedar county. where the price
vas sl5o. j. l.. Hardwick was agent LOT
Linn county. where the price was s2oo-
the difference supposed to cover the
freight for thirty miles. Hardwick had
tried TO sell the city machine. HUI
sold a machine to the West Branch say
.ings Bank, and that institution sold j to
Alderman Cushman for SEQ. Eventually
It came into the possession OF the city at
that price, and the commission was paid
to Hardwick. Hull sued to recover the
commission and has been successful.
Aside from the law points involved the
public will be interested In knowing that
in Cedar Rapids. where there was
prospect Of more business the company
was compelled to charge 500 additional
profit, while the ordinary commission
would justify two law suits. That the
machine should add 500 between West
Branch and Cedar Rapids proves 1t TO
have been In good working condition. But
tho city saved the money.-The Cedar
Rapids Evening Gazette.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
EDUCATION BOARD
WILL MEET TO-DAY

The State Board Of Education Will hold
session in the State Library building
TODAY and several matters of public In
terest will be considered. Application VIII
be made for the boards endorsement OF
the bill to establish school for the edu-
t,on ~ colored deaf and blind children,
and the pinwiddie case, where children
alleged to have negro blood In their veins.
were excluded from white school VIII
also come up.
Another case OF interest Is that Of cor
tnin Catholic patrons Of school IN
Fairfax county, who object to Protestant
ministers opening the sessions OF the
school with prayer te viIla t co,n ne
viii be chosen and the coming fight for
the adoption of text books may DO in
formally discussed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

Churct's trustees, 10 feet on Graham
Street northwest corner Fulton, 5000.
q. Gertrude Tltnberlake to William Il
Carneal. Jr.. 81 feet on Leigh Street, north
east corner Bowe, 1872
Henrlco: John A. Connally. Arthur r
Chapman and their wives to r. A.. Carter,
IS ga acres miles north OF Richmond,
near r. r. and 2. r. r., and personally,
$2,7oO.
William Ellyson, special commissioner,
to Emil Pohlig, 90 feet on south side New
Bridge road
H. A. Evans and wife to James II.
Whtlow. 80 feet on north side louisiana
Street, 20 feet west OF Marshall, to cor
rect error, $500. q a
Old Folks Home q. u. o. Truo Re-
formers trustees to Rosa L. White, lot ~
Brownsville, s50.6l.
Ellen II. Palmer to Anna e.. wife OF
Phillip Wagner. 97.4 acres miles below
Richmond, 81 900.
Mary A. shillingcr to Joseph A.
Trainhan. 8 acres near Old Fairfield
race course, $1,000. -
s, p. Waddill, clerk Hcnrico County
Court, to Tax Title Company. 80 feet on
road leading from Valley Street. to Mo-
chanicsville Turnpike, In name OF Sarah
Black for taxes 1899.
Same to same. IS ! 1-2-l2 feet on east
sido Thlrty-first Street. 334 10 1-2-12 feet
s, OF 8. in name Of Robert Jones for taxes
1898.
Same to same. 10 "a acres In name OF
Susan Jackson for taxes 1868.
same to D. j. Martin, lot 10 in block q,
Barton Heights, In name Of e. A. saun-
ders, for taxes 1899.
Same to L. l.. Martin. 40 feet on east
side Fulton Street, lis feet south OF Cod
din, In anne OF Mishak Jackson. for taxes
1895 Na
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
Esther, "The Beautiful Queen"

The sacred cantata or oratorlo Of
Esther will be produced by a select
cast Of sixty voices at the West View
Baptist Church tonight under the au-
spices OF the Ladies' Violet Society Of the
church. The cantata will be rendered
under the direction of Mr. and Mrs. s.
S. Perkins, whose ability to conduct such
oratorlos Is too well known to need COM
men,. Tie solo voices, as well as those
Of the chorus, have been selected with
great care, and II Is needless 10 say that
the cantata win be given In a select man
ner, and especially as ii has been given
In several Of the churches OF this city be-
fore, and with such pronounced SUCCESS
Tho ladies are very anxious that there
shall be a large audience present, mas
much as II is their desire TO raise funds
win which to place new windows in the
chulch building,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

Dame. OF Baltimore, have sent OUT nv.
tato,1s for an afternoon reception, 70
he given at their home on NoFein oer
2sth, In honor of Mrs. William Iase
Dame formerly Miss Josephine quincy
.of this city. .or,,
This adds another to the list OF ses ,l.
elegant entertainments which nave neei,
given Mrs. Page since fef MARI rug ne ny"
on November 18th.
Miss Stanley Atkins who has been VS.
ting in Norfolk, has returned 70 Elci,-
mond accompanied by Miss lii1zapetn
Bowdoin.
Mrs. William, Z. Hatcher, who. with
her husband, has recently been attending
fine General Association Of the Baptlst
Church nj Staunt ton. Va. Is spending
few days in Richmond as tho guest OF
friends.
Mr.. Ed. Smith. Of Fairmont' formerly
of Richmond Is visiting mere
Miss Martha Mosby Snaad. the Leading
sonrano of Grace Street Baptist Church:
who has been visiting South Boston anu ~
I,ynchburg, Va, expects TO return "
Richmond this week.
Miss Page Booker will leave today for
the University Of Virginia, after a visit
of several weeks TO Mrs. White' on, f1''s.
Franklin Street.
Miss Jessie Jones is visiting Mrs. Is
Foster Murray, Of Yarmouth street.
Norfolk.
The birthday party at Grace E'piscopal
Church this evening at $50 o'clock VIII
be- one Of the plcasantest events on the
weeks social calendar.
The reception committee have arranged
a charming programme of music ana
recitatons and will do everything ~
nromole the pleasure OF all who at
tend.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
INVESTIGATION AND
COMMON COUNCIL

The Common Council will meet to mn
the ordinance regulating the tx IA on o 'he
Railroad Company. The ORDINANCE as 1t
came from the Board, directing the Com,
missioner Of Revenue to proceed 70 as1n,s
ia the Stnte plan will be concurrcd in, ana
some other business may be taken up;
The Committee on Municipal lnvestlgaco
ton will meet tomorrow nlenl, q.
O'Clock to proceed with the eXamina 10
of witnesses l, is not known yet VIC
will be nut on the stand.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
With His Bride,

DR.. S. Al, Robinson, former member OF
Inc moor OF that body yes erday, nc ON
panied by his br de, they having been
married a few days ago and being nov
on their honeymoon, Dr, Rob!nson was
leagues. to whom he introduced NJ $.
Robinson The latter was a MISS bryant,
OF GragSOn and " popular ~ that county
and I'm Carroll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
ANIMAL STORIES
FOR OUR
BOYS AND GIRLS

The Prize Mosquito.
There vas an old man
Whose name ne'er knew,
Who, the older he got,
Tho wiser he grew.
IIe dsliked mosquitoes.
And thought it was fun.
To kill all the tribe.
And save only one.
And this one 1t grew,
TIL 1t got such a size.
1t took all the premiums
And many q prize.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
FASHION HINTS
LADIES' COAT. TO BE MADE IN
EITHER OF THREE LENGTHS
AND WITH OR WITHOUT
(. ~ApJ-G

There have been go many calls tor
a long coat to be made OF cheviot or
cravenette, that we are showing styhsn
design, which can easily be COPIED oy any
woman who Is at all skilled In tho use
or her needle The coat Is ornamented
by three capes which give jaunty air
to tho coat, although their use Is op,
uonal. The shoulder, under-arm ana
side-back seams extend all the way
around. or may be stitched In the under
arm SeamS, III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
Norfolk CITY Case.

The Bay Shose Terminal Company OF
Norfolk have pc,itloned the Corporation
Commission Tor The right TO eondemn Ger,
tain lands OF the Norfolk Halfway ana
December Bth as the tine for me hearing.
Mt J. Edward Cole rrepresents tho baH
Shore Company and MT. r. u, Hlunstail
the defendants,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
Took Horse and Wagon.

Mr.. George A. Hundley's horse and
grocery wagon were taken Saturday
night by Unknown parties, and driven
SEVERAL miles out Cary-Street Roah,
where II was abandoned. MIR. Etundley
was notified IN, sent out for the venice
Yesterday morning.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
To the High School.

Governor Montague VII attend tho
assembly at the High School tomorrow,
nnd viii nrobably make an Informal talk
u 10 the m'' pupils. Thee is no liked PRO
eramme and His EXcellency viii s'mnly
pay call to see hoy the school IS pro,
crossing, feeling a deep interest IN tho
subject Of public education
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
New Charters.

The Corporation Commission gran'ea
the following charters yes'arahy'
Lewls- Lankfor Company (lncoI'
porated) Wheaton,. F. w Lewis, pre 81,
dent, Capital stock increased from $4,000
to $4,000, WI.
county. J. ", Hartman, president. Real
estate not to exceed 5000 IN value.
Virginia Tobacco Company (incorpo'
~ teae Iynchburg. j. W, Tlmberlake,
preside president, Capital stock $4,000 70 $40 9oo
The Dragon Road pleasure Club On
corporatcd), Nnnssmond county ~ ~
RE Newport News Beneficial and
Insurance Company aneorporat rat a. New y
4 CLAYTON yce-president; Z. G, Brown,
Secretary and treasurer, Capital stock,
81 900 to $4,000. Real estate not to er-
es The Crystal Ice Company dncorpo-
ratad), Bristol. John G, Anderson. presl-
dent. Capital stock $4,000 to $4,000.
~ ,f Manila
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Charles II. Phillips, special
commissions and others to Byron Bear,
20 feet on north side Broad Street, $4,000,
II. s. Reams and wife to Fulton Baptist
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
IMPORTANT CASES.

Gambling and Sunday Selling
Charges to be Heard To-day.
Two cases Of some interest will come
up in the Police Court this morning.
One Of them Is the charge against Pat
Griffin of keeping his bar open and selling
liquor on Sunday, and the other is the
charge against G. Ciucci for maintaining
n policy Joint at his place on upper
Broad Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

with such n model to follow, three
separate and distinct coats may be maze,
One the full length style. with trlMe
capes, In cravenette: one OF three-quaL' w
length, and having one or two capes, ~
some heavy mixture, to wear with sult
and a third coat could be made OF COW
ert cloth, In the short length, ana using
velvet for the collar, This last coat could
be made from some old, discarded coat
band, will be found Just the proper
thing to wear when shopping, as most
coats are heavy things indoors.
In addition to crayenette or cheVlot'
the coat may be made OF tweed, serge,
Venetian cloth covert Kersey or Melton,
md is particularly smart where simply
trimmed with buttons and machine stitch
Ing
No. Go7a-slzes SO, 81. SO. IS. 40. AZ and
A inches bust measure.
On receipt Of 10 cents this pattern VIII
ha sent 10 any address. All orders must
Ia directed to THE LITTLE FOLKS
PATTERN co. rs Fifth avenue, Now
York. When ordering, please do not fail
to mention number.
No. Go72,
Size.....,,..'.,..
Name. .,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,.,.,t.'
" 4 ID .+A, y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
Lawrence Fined.

In the Hastings Court yesterday ne
tempted criminal assault and was found
not guilty, but was convicted on tug
charge of assault and battery and hncd
$o5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

This handsome Columbia Graphophons
will be given to the boy or girl OF Rich
mond or Manchester sending to tho In
tcrstato Chemical Company Baltimore.
Md. the largest number Of QUAKER
Gelatne Coupons between now and No
vember 2sth
Every Coupon sent IN during this timc
counts towards the 100000 Cash Prizes
offered to the children sending in the
largest number OF Coupons by Deccm-
Der 1eth
On December 9Th and 7th We will pub
lish the names OF the thirty children
having sent in the largest number Of
Coupons up to that date Watch for this
announcement and see II your name APP
pears among them. Remember 100000
In cash will he given on December 1sth
to the children sending In the largest
number of Coupons
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
Finance Committee.

THE Council Commit ee on Finance held
an executive sess on yester lay afternoon
and considered a large amount OF routine
bus ness, RI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

w. C. A. to Meet.
A called meeting OF the Church Hin
branch OF the w. c. A.. will be held IS
Afternoon at 4 o'clock. al their nome
No 2G05 East Franklin Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24
STOP that !!

Cough with Dr.. Davids Cough Syrup,
pure Pine Tar. Horehound. Wild Cherry.
&C, A few doses of this old time Co1sh
Cure will cure you before your lungs be-
como too much involved. Large botua
Is cents everywhere. i,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

Miss Jessie Jones is visiting Mrs. ~
Foster Murray, Of Yarmouth street.
Norfolk.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

Miss Betty Burwsll Booker has met
with great success In London. where she
has numerous concert and drawing room
engagements for the winter She Is at
the hotel Dysart and Is most pleasantly
situated there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

November 25th will be Donation Day
at the Children's Home, corner OF Thir-
ty-second and Clay Streets Inc Home
will be- open from 10 a, NJ 10 P, M to
receive donations.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

Address ..,t,,.,..s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

Burnetts Extract ofVania
Ii the best, perfectly pure, highly eoneensrated-
adv.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

A called meeting Of the Ladies Masonic
Auxiliary will be held at IL o'clock this
morning In the Masonic Temple. All
members are requested to be present,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

Miss Stanley Atkins, who has been VS.
ting IN Norfolk, has returned TO Rlcn-
mond. accompanied by Miss 1al'zaoeth
Bowdoin E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-24

The Grace Episcopal Church School Of
Arts, originated by Mrs. Charles Z.
Grabowskil three years ago, has peen
ponderfuIly.L succeSatul. and opens us
fourth session. undar the most favorable
auspices. It is a great work and open to
all denominations,