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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
YOUNG Folks in Possession.

Several schools visited the bazaar yes
terday and had possession OF the prem
ses for the afternoon. The boys from
the school OF the Hawaiian Brothers and
the girls from st. Patrck's were RECALLED
with feast Of fruit, cnndy, pickles and
cake, Each child had his penny and
was anxious to spend TO the best adj
vantage. thereby causing q bargaining
spirit to appear In the very young
Many donations are coming In daily,
which the ladies appreciate highly,
Among then. are: A wood heater from
the Southern Stove Works to the Iiiher-
nlan Table a fur-lned buggy-robc from
MIR, Adams, OF tho Richmond Wagon
and Buggy Company; q ton of coal from
Nelson and I4add, ~ box OF cakes from
G.. w. Antrim. two handsome centre
pieces from Mrs, W'olsnck and five
beautiful palms from Mann and Brown.
Tho children of Mary ratified last night
a drawn linen tray-cloth and picture
entitled "Ecce Homo"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
FORM ASGO CITATION
Past Grands Organize AM sscS
ciation-Wyell Known Officers.


large number of past grands Of
Richmond, Manchester. Ridge Church
and Highland Springs met Thursday
night In the hall Of At,ou Ben 9Adheln
Lodge, No. 210, and organized themselves
into past grand association, The fol-
lowing officers were elected: President.
+ George nv. Graves, Of Abou Ben Adhem
Lodge. No. 21o: vice-president, 0. Fl.
RUSSELL Metropolitan Lodge, No 22S;
secretary, L. II. Jones, Friendship
Lodge, No. 10; treasurer, j. B. Smith.
Patrick Henry Lodge, No. 12S; sergeant-
farms, r.. III. Savory, Richmond Lodge,
No. - fsj 3slt Eg.
An executive hoard was selected, one
mcmber from each lodge represented in
tho association. as follows.
Richmond Lodge, No. /. c. L. Wells
siger; Jefferson Lodge, No. 1, u. L.
Rcasley: Union lodge No. Z, c. IT, Gary;
Friendship lodge, No. 10, George r.. Pitt;
Unity Lodge, No. SO, N. Larson; Fitz-
hugh Lodge. No. 49, f. NJ. Rheinhardt;
Aurora Lodge, No. ZIG, j. TT. Dickerson;
Patrick Henry Lodge. No 12s. F. J. Carl
ton: Abou Ben Adhem Lodge. No. 210
j. NJ. Lancaster: Metropolitan Lodge,
No. 22s, A. II. Flonrnoy, Capital Lodge,
No. 252, G. G. Watson; Henderson Lodge,
No. 105, Manchester. j. II. Meg ee: Stuart
Lodge, No 1il. Manchester, Willis Pull.
liama Highland Springs, No. Is, Highland
Springs, ID. Smith.
a committee of three was appointed
to prepare a. set Of bylaws, rules and
regulations for the government of tho
association, and 1t was determined to
hold regular monthly meetings In a diff
fcrent lodge room each time, The No.
vember meeting will be held November
7, With Aurora Lodge, No. 116.
The objects of the organization arc:
closer association among the lodges; an
general Interchange Of ideas and inter-
ests, not only among lodges. but among
the membership; an awakening OF Inter-
est In Odd-Fellow circles In Richmond,
Manchester and surrounding lodges, adj
vancIng the general good OF tho order,
and especially arranging for the next
meeting OF the grand lodge to be held in
Richmond In May, 1906.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07

CONDEMNED NEGRO THRIVING
Austin Johnson Gaining Flesh
Rapidly Youngster Steals
a Dog.

Mary Clarke negro woman Of Hen
rico county pleaded guilty to four
u charges OF housebreakng, and was yes
i terday afternoon sentenced to six years
" in the penitentiasy by Judge Scott. The
woman entered plea Of not guilty to
< two OF the ndlctments-thcre wero
six against her at tlrst-and tho
hearing was not gone into She
Nrecclved a year and half sem
Gstence on each OF tho four charges
upon which sho entered q plea Of guilty
Over five hundred dollars worth Of
jewelry and other valuables stolen from
residents of the county was traced to-
this wonar's house. Her house was
searched some months ago and In 1t
were found clothing, watches and other
iewelry amounting to q large amount.
1.-THE officers went to work on the case
sat once and discovered the owners Of
much of the stolen property.
But the >strictcst search and the most
persistent cross questioning OF the negro
woman failed to make her divulge the
name OF her mplices--and the police
are positive that She did not commit all
of the thefts alone. 1t is believed that
4 her house was used as n fence" by
gang of thieves, whose identity the wo-
man Is shielding.
ohnson Is Fattening.
austin johnson. the negro in Henrico
county Jail, who to-day owes his life
Ito the Supreme Court granting writ OF
error and staying the sentence of death
that was passed upon him, has Increased
&in flesh since the action Of the high
tribunal granted him two or three more
mr. th1 ltva 1ya n rdfh fha ,r}u
oners occasionally now and seems to
be more composed than he has been since
4 bis Incarceration.
He is visited very often by two col
orcd ministers. Some time ago he pro-
fessed religion and with two other pris-
oners Of the jail sings several hours each
day
Two Negroes Arrested.
Jake Hines, n small negro boy, was
arrested yesterday morning by Con-
stable Garnett on charge OF stealing a
dog from Mrs. Wiltshire, of the lower
) part OF Henrlco. fhe boy was locked 1,p
for q while. bit later released on bail
Tor his appearance this morning.
L 93 'F'rank Hollis upon a charge Of be-
Ing disorderly. will be given hearing
this morning,
Beat His Wife.
William Thorpe, a negro man. who Is
Welkknown In the county. was ARE SIZED
Yesterday BY Constable Angle upon a
Z charge of beating his wife. There was
considerable excitement in tho neighbour
hood OF Thorpe's home Thursday night,
z caused by the screams of the woman who
was being beaten by her husband,
Deer Are Plentiful.
Deer are said 10 be plentiful In Hem
i Lico county thls year and several reports
nave reached the city that fine bucks
nave been slain by hunters.
Mr.. +. r. Savage. OF Richmond, left
Yesterday for G@;iiiort Pump. where he viii
JOIN party, VI friends and hunt deer
for several days ---i
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DAY OF ATONEMENT. I
This Most Sacred Period Of the
Year Appropriately Observed,

Il All Jews over all the world WI!
Join in tho celebration OF the Day OF
Atoncment, which begins Sunday at sum
set and continues TIL sunset Monday.
The Day Of Atonement Is known as Iom
Kippur, and Is on the tenth day Of Tlshri,
the seventh month. it's the most solemn
and sacred holiday In the year. All Jews
over thirteen fast on that day, and the
entire day is spent In public worship
and prayer. Services will begin at 10
q, clock Monday morning and will continue
all day, no Jew being willing to carry on
business at THIS sacred holiday.
The Jewish congregations here Will OBJ
serve the rule, and will scrupulously
adhere to the custom. DR.. Calisch will
preach at Beth Ahnbah once Sunday
evening and twice Monday. The regular
choir has been augmented by the add
ton OF another quartette, consisting of
MISS Elfrlda Heller, Mrs Reinhnrdt. Mr..
], overton Sale and Mr.. Joseph It, White.
Professor Jacob Relnhardt. the organlst,
will play all day, From 8 to o'clock
Monday the regular choir will take an
1ntern,ission and q voluntary choir VIII
sing tho "Mlncha" service,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
!. LEE CAMP VETERANS
Sons Of Veterans Ask Changes j,
i Their Constitution; to Decorate.

Z & &
r. e. Lee Camp, No. /, Confederate
Veterans, held Its regular meeting last
night. Commander Q. 3. Morgan In the
Rev. Or. w. p. Evans has accepted an
Invitation to deliver an address before
the camp some time during the coming
fall or winter. Is tya (, 81 5g
The members OF the camp expressed
great sorrow at the death Of Major Stiles,
who, though not member OF Leo Camp.
was greatly beloved BY them ali.
a committee consisting of Messts. u.
B. Thomasson and 2. Leslie Spence, rep
reserting tho Samp of the Sons OF Vet
Grams appeared before the camp and ra-
quested certain chang yes In their consttu y
those entitled to membership shall DO
sons Of Confederate veterans and llneal
descendants Of Confederate veterans"
The request OF the sons was acceded to-.
and the constitution changed.
br1% 3r tbn he
upon tho occasion Of tho visit OF the
President.
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ager Of tho Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad. Mr. Nv. IL. Owens,
master mechanic of thsA Southern Rail-
way; Mi j. p. Russell, Superintendent
OF the Atlantic Coast Ilne Railway; Mr.,
w. n. Hudson, auperiiitendcnt OF the
seaboard Air Line railway, and Mr.. l.
A. Coulter, State Sacretary;sof ylrginla's
Young Mems Christian Association
President Stevens las contributed a
*i.ooO site for the nc'p building. and an
architect will be employed 1T once, and
canvas for $1,000 needed among the
railroad men and The citizens Of Rlch-
1nond to complete this fund will begin
within n week. s5i},6 ii
The plan now Is for a. new 50 eco rail-
road association building. n AAs5 S9
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-10-07
RAILROAD Y. M. C.. A.
Delegates to the Detroit Confer,
ence Will Be Present.

To-Horrow afternoon at the Main st.
STATION Railroad Y, NJ. C. A. tho thirty.
lhfee delegates TO the great Railroad y.
NJ [. A. conference at Detroit Mich
"l!l give the story OF this notable gath.
erlng, where over two hundred men came
70 Christ IN one meeting, and how fifteen
railroad men found Christ in one Pull.
Dan car on this trip. There will be sonD
splendid music. and ladies as well as
gentlemen ARE invited
Monday night VIII mark the opening of
the educational classes and all the actiyi-
ties Of this association Tor The fall and
winter months,
Following the music. and the reading
and the addresses by the railroad officials
on the Importance OF an education, re-
freshnlen1s wili he served. Tho speakers
VIII be Mr. W. y. Duke, general man.
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a camp OF tho Sons Of VeteranU Specch-
es were made by Co.oncl John Lamb. Mr..
Il. Leslie Spence, aid Mr.. John 3. Light
foot, nnd Mr.. Robert s. Rivcs, the State
organizer. "a 1f fl
a number OF names were handed in.
but rs the crowd was not quite mrge
enough, It was decided to put on tho
organization Of the camp until Thursday
night, when the promoters Will meet
again In tho courthouse. Tho meeting
will be addressed BY tho Same speakers.
and 1t Is hoped that largo number OF
tho younger generation Alay be present
Wedding Announced
81 Invitations are out for the mnrrlage ,ol
Miss Martha Virginia Bergman, daugh-
ter Of Rev. and Mrs. a.. G.. Bergman, 10
Mr.. Edwin c. Bryce, Of ChurGnland, Va.
The ceremony Is to take place at the
Centenary NJ. r. church., In Churchland,
Va. IL 5i +. III $I5 }t d
Mr.. and Mrs. Bergman were formerly
or Manchester, where they were well
known and loved during the ministry OF
Mr.. Bergman In this city. The groom
elect Is the brother OF Superintendent e.
Bryce. OF the Virginia Passenger anu
Power Company. \.
Personals and Briefs.
w i & " J. 4 & Is ~.
Mrs. Tom Beasley. who 50 mys terlously
disappeared from her home ut liz West
Fifth Street, sometime ago. as myster-
5Iously reappearcd last night X seems
that her husband, Mr.. Beasley. learned
of her whereabouts and wrote TO her
saying that home was awaiting her com-
ing and that nc would welcome her with 4
open arn15 SO Mrs. Beaslcy returned
last night to hcr husband and her home.
The Cole and Rogers Circus Will arrive
in: Manchester this morning. They Will
pitch their tents on tho vacant lot on
Hull and Fifteenth Streets. 81
The receipt and dog medal OF MT. J.
IT. Grimes was found yesterday, and
may now be recovered at the Police Sta
ton.
Mrs. Barro Harris. Of 120 Cowardln
Avenue, yesterday afternoon lost on eth
er an lakewood and Main car or Perry
Street cur lady's open face watch with
tho Initials a. Il. 6. engraved on the
face. Mrs. Harris would DO glad to have
It returned to her II It should be found
by anyone. J
l4 Mrs. j. r.. Fdmons, OF Petersburg. who
has been Visiting relatives in Manches-5
ter. has returned home. accompanied by
Miss Rose Vorshnm. 81
a Mr.. u. s.. Donald. who has been very
Ill In his home, Bis Cowardln Avenue, Is
now able to be out.
The funeral OF Mrs. ". II. Sanhurn.
who died at her home near Providence
Methodist Episcopal Church. In Chester
field county. on Thursday. took place
Yesterday afternoon ats o'clock.
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DOING GOOD WORK.
Glasses Of Richmond Academy in
Full SWing--Prospects BRIGHT.

i q. [ B. ID. ~ :. .
The Richmond Academy ends tho third
week Of tho present session with most
satisfactory conditions, and with promises
Of a splendid years work. All tho classes
swing for the session. a complete sche.
dule has been made out, which is a most
difficult matter, The departments 81
study haze ni'n ~. been port!oned out and arc
Tho Latin is directed by DR.. w. l., Fou-
shce.. French and German by DR.. W. a,
Shepherd, English by Mr.. p. w, James,
history BY Mr., Earl Riley. ,seogrnphy and
T.: z. Brown, and mathematics by Mr.
The work Of the new dean Mr.. VII.
hb san Is proof that the authorities have
man IFS enthusiasm and nbilityto han-
die details, of discipline stamp him as
htted a.. Tor the head gu boys school
within a few days. Tic nucleus Of tiig
library win be n collection Of books pre-.
80, TO the academy by President p.
q memorial to his son. Frederic, who
died last year and who was bright
STUDENT of he academy. This library
Will DO u mos, valuable addition TO tho
working apparatus Of the school. ri
The Literary Society, which has been
In existence since he academy's first
year, has now been .reorganized, and held
its HIS! lHtctinS yeStcfdny. Ine new oils
cerH. elected are: President, William RI.
Sands, Jr.; Secretary and Treasurer
Adrpn Thomas, The meetings are at
tended BY the teachers who assist IN tho
work.
{. An athletic association has bsen organ
lied, whose officers are: Professor r, W.
James president, and William II. Sands.
secretary and treasurer. There are quite
teral for q good football team Mr.,
TAYLOR Robinson will coach the team.
There Ia also much interest taken In ten-
mis- and other games.
paratns. dumh-bells. indian clubs, and n
bar. The gymnasium and athletics in
general VIII DO in charge OF MI Robin
son. 4B64t @5
There are now enrolled sixty boys in tho
gchool Il
Burnetps Extract Of Vanilla
In purity and strength pre-cmlncntly
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"Giants and Boomerangs,'

There will bio three meetings at the
assoelatenn bulldng e tsld The
HOUR itSn s;so: The subject wlli be 'Thrse
Glants There VII be I three straight
70 know something ,of what they are talk
.ing about-1Mr William Y. Reithard. tho
Years 81 his life IN work for the bodies Of
men; Prof: =, A Mckinney, of Massey
Business College, who Is mind trainer,
II not a mind reader, and General Scare
tary Mckee, who has given twenty years
OF his life to association work. 'grho
Three Giants to be discussed are matter
intellect and soul, Tho meeting will open
With the, usual service Of SONG, and men
are, cordially Invited to. hear plain truths
that men, need to heed,
and intermediates. viii Teorganize to-
morrow at $3.50 P, M. in the blne room,
Tho physical directory Mr.. W. Z. Reiihard,
Will speak on the subject, Boom rangs."
This meeting Is for boys fifteen years OF
age and over. 5fI y .is 55 5S
< The little child of Patrolman Johnson.
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Halves House Transferred.

In the Chancery Court yesterday a deed
was filed for record which Is Of more
than passing interest,
FOR and In consideration Of The sum OF
$4,000 Miss Katherine H. Halves con-
yeyed TO pr Le@is y, Bosher tlse plot Of
land and the handsgple residence thereon
az the corner Of Frnpkin and FIFTH
Streets, IT Is understood that Dir. Bosher
has borsh, this SPLENDID property purely
as an inYcs tment.
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BLAKEY DIES.
Richmond Man, Well Known to
Snnrtinu Pennle Here. Dies.

OPUI t1lIS I cOP1c- TIT = = TO.
From wounds received by being struck
by an engine near Springfield. Md,
Wythc Bakey a Richmond man. died
early yesterday morning at the Elmer
gency Hospital In Washington, He never
regaincd consciousness after being taken
from the side OF the railroad track, where
he had been thrown by the engine.
The deceased was well known to the
sporting pubic Of Richmond, and left
here only last week.
to this city to-day, and interment will
be made in Hollywood Cemetery.
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The little child of Fatroiman Johnson.
of the First District, is recovering from
q three-weelks illness.
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Wcdding ANNOUNCED.

4 Invitations are out for the mnrriago loa
Miss Martha Virginia Bergman, daugh-
ter Of Rev. and Mrs. A.. G. Berryman. TO
Mr.. Edwin c. Bryce, Of Churdnland, Va.
The ceremony Is TO take place at the
Centenary NJ. u. church, In Churchiand,
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Burnetts Extract of Vanilla
In purity and strength prc-cmincntly
superlor.--AQy tb
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bergman were formerly
or Manchester. where they were vel!
known and loved during the ministry OF
Mr. Bergman In this city. The groom
elect Is the brother OF superintendent
Bryce, or the Virginia Passenger anu
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assigns including conductors, drivers
or motormen. shall at all times con.
form tO such general rules and regu-
.afiUns as may be- from time TO time
made and provided by the couu
100 Of the -aii city Of Ardmore; ami
said grantees. their successors or as.
signs. and the agents and servants Ji
said grantees. their successors or a..
signs. including all conductors, mo
tormen and drivers. shall at all time,
and I'm all things conform to all tn,
laws in force in the Indian Territorg
in this behalf provided
Section XII.
Permission is hereby given said
Grantees. their successors or assigns.
10 op, ate their entire line OF street
rtiiway with any and all extensions
that may hereafter be made hereto. by
/ electricity or other motive power, 9th.
er than animal or steam power. Said
grantees, their successors or assigns.
shall have the right to erect and main.
tain iron or wooden poles, painted and
neat in appearance wires, fixtures and
conduits, and any and all other ap
plicances or appurtenances necessary
/ in the construction, operation and
maintaining Of said street railway sys
TEN. II is herein specifically provided
that II at any time during the life OF
m Cgy . h.r
City shall require by ordinance all troll.
ley wires, or other electrical wires in
the principal districts OF said City 10
be- placed in conduits underground.
said Grantees, their successors or as
signs. shall within reasonable time
after the passage OF such ordinance.
and which time shall be fixed by said
City. place all their trolley and feed
wires within said district underground.
Section KIN.
Said City shall have the right to nx
the height of all wires and poles above
the street, and the distance at which
poles shall be apart. and TO regulate
the places within the streets where
any and all tracks, Appliances and ap.
purtenances shall be located, and to
establish such regulations with reIer.
ence to public safety and protection
as the said City shall from time to
time deem necessary and proper
Section XIV.
The cars shall be run daily by said
Grantees, their successors or assigns,
unless prevented by unavoidable cas-.
ualty labor strikes or combinations
of labor, actions at law or in equity,
acts of God or the public enemy, or
other causes not due to negligence OF
said Grantees, their Successors OF as.
signs; said Grantees, their successors
or assigns, shall not run train OF
more than three cars, including the
motor; and said Grantees, their sue.
ccssors or assigns, shall not be allow
ed 10 charge for single fare OF one
(D passenger within the corporate
limits of said City more than five
ljCtsl, and children when accOmpan-
led under six years Of age free and for
each cash fare and for each ticket
sadi Grantees, their Successors OF as.
signs, shall on demand of the passen.
ger rendering the same issue TO such
passenger transfer slip, good for
one a. continuous passage on any
.u'her Inc of street railroad in said
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lion occupied by the tracks OF said
road and one ODD foot outside there
ui. with the same character OF mater
.aI as is used ON the remainder Of the
-trost, and shall relay their tracks
ON any street or streets 50 paved
with grooved rails ON foundations a.
specified in section five Of this o.
dinanoc.
Section WI
The pavement provided for In this
Ordinance shall be- laid at such
heighth OF grade as nay b. fixed
or determined by the city council,
and shall. during the existence OF this
ordinance or grant Or any extension,
amendment or renewal thereof be
kept in repair under IT'S direction. )r
under the supervision and direction
OF such officers as may be from time
TO time vested by law OF ordinance
Of the city council with the control
and supervision Of the highways an
works Of said city, and on the fail.
ure Of said grantees. their successors
or assigns. to improve said streets
or alleys or 10 make said repairs within
/ thirty 800 days after receiving notice
so TO do from the city council of said |
city, the said city may make the same |
or cause the same to be done, and |
the said city Of Ardmore shall collect !
I al /
said granteeS, their SUCCESSORS or as. !
signs, and the entire amount OF such |
cost and expense shall constitute |
lien and charge upon the property |
and franchise Of said grantees, their |
successors or assigns, the same as |
II formally levied and assessed as |
in the case Of other municipal im |
provements; and whenever the said /
railway is being put down on any uu. |
improved street or streets, said gran. |
tees, their successors or assigns, shall |
grade the street next to and adjoin. |
ing it's outer rails, at their own ex- |
pense. ana on level with its tracks |
50 as to permit the passage OF vehi- |
cles over the same
Section VII.
SAID grantees their successors OF
assigns shall at all times hereafter /
'eiehd' Keep harmless and indemni- /
~ the city OF Ardmore from any and |
all damages awful claims and lie .
mands Dor injury to persons or prop |
'r'y' cost ana expense to which said /
Guy may be subjected or made liable /
pS any proceedings at law or equity |
growing out "I lhe grant OF the priv /
''Eos III 'hls ordinance granted, or
ou' oi ten exercise or enjoyment OF .
'''' same nN SAID grantees their sue ,
''S'"'S OF assigns or out OF the fail .
u'o "i Sald "rantees' their success So
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Section XVI.

said Grantees, their Successors or
assigns, are hereby given the right OF
way together with whatever land is
necessary for the building and operat.
ing their line OF railway across the
land owned and occupied by the city
and used by the city for a reservoir
and water shed, together with what
ever land is necessary for said Gran.
tees, their successors or assigns, to
use and occupy in the erection OF pa
terminal facilities and other
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Warranty Deeds
For conveying Indian lands city property
Five Year Lease Contracts
Powers of Attorney
Deeds Of Trust
Chattel Mortgages
Certificates of Protest
Notices of Protest
Petitions in Bankruptcy
Rental Contracts
For Crop or Cash Consideration
Quit Claim Deeds
Guardians Bonds
Mineral Leases
Real Estate Mortgages
Petition for Removal of Restrictions
Notes
Acknowledgements
AffidavitS
Township Plats
10 acres and 40 acres
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Section H.

no car shall be run over said tracks
within tho corporate limits OF said
city at greater rate of speed Than
,wclye u2l miles an hour unless au.
thorizci by the city council OF sad
city SO TO do and said grantees, their
successors or assigns, and an agon.s