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New Haven Steamboat Line
STEAMER RICHARD PECK.

STEAMER RICHARD PECK. il FROM NEW HAvEN--Steamer leaves i2:l5 a. nl., daily except Mondays Pass isengers may board steamer at any tim4 |after 10.00 D. m.
 FROM NEW YORK--Steamer leaves l4:00 p. m. daily except Sunday.
 Time between New York and New Haven about hours. Steamer arrives at and departs from Belle Dock, New Haven. and Pier 20, 8. R., foot of Peck Slip, New York. 3i For tickets and Staterooins apply at the office on Belle Dock. also at Bishop l& Co.'S, 703-5 Chapel Street, and at Puf- lser's office, on Steamer. IThe NEW ENGLAND NAVIGATIONsCo
 w. E. MORGAN. Agent,
 Belle Dock, New Haven. !
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PINS, NEEDLES, AND THE LIKE.

PINS, NEEDLES, AND THE LIKE. 400 English Pins,
 Sale price--3 papers for So < Best quality American Pins, NC, s c, and F 3ls,
 Sale price-4c sheet, 45e doz. Queens Own" English Pins, made by Kirby Beard,
 Sale price--5o sheet, 69e dog. Dressmakers' Pins in a-lb. boxes, all sizes, best quality, regularly 33e box,
 Sale price-22o box Book Pins, Mat, Jet and White,
 Sale price--3c sheet Mourning Pins, 70 In box,
 Sale price-fc box Connecticut Safety Pins, sizes ?, 2Js and 3,
 Sale price--3 papers for 5e Treasure Safety Pins, full nickIe plated, sizes 1, 2, 3,
 Sale price-3c card, 35c dog. Gold Eye English Needles, all sizes,
 Sale price-1c paper Duplex Safety Pins, all sizes, Black and white, Sale price-5e card
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Starin,s N. N s N. H. Line.

DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAY. PASSENGER AND FREIGHT SERVICE.
 Leaves New Haven Io:I5 p. m.. Starin Pier, foot of Brown Street Leaves New York. 20 p m, Cortlandt Street tickets SI25. Rooms s1.00. Free bus lcorner Church and Chapel Streets. S:se Ito 1000 p. m. E Passenger service discontinued until further notice.
 { c. H. FISHER, Agent, s16-tf New Haven, Conn.
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ELAsTlcs AND ELASTIC WEES.

No. 2 Black Vienna Hat Elastic, l.
 Sale price, 12 yards for--focf No. 3 White Vienna Hat Elestic, had Sale price, F yards for--tfc Mercerized Frill Elastic, Black, White, Pink and Blue, 15c quality, x .. Sale Price--1oc yard Best quality LisIe Elastic, Ia or ss-E inch, Black and White,
 Sale prioe--4c yard >..s -,. ~E3 ---45c pieoss
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FEATHE RsoNE.

< 2 H American Featherbone, Gros Grain, Black, White and Gray
 Sale price-f0c yd., s1.15 piece Americain Featherbone, plain Cotton Covered, Black and White,
 Sale price-6c yd, 69c piece American Featherbone, Twill Cover ed, Black and White,
 Sale price-8c yd., 65c piece Warren Featherbone, Gros Grain, Black, White and Gray,
 Sale price-15o yd., s1.50 piece Warren's Featherbone, Twill Covered, Black, White and Gray,
 Sale price-9c yd., 75e coz. Warren's Featherbone, No. 2 grade in Black, White and Gray,
 Sale price--5c yd., soc dog. Warren's Double Cord Skirt Bone, Black, White and Gray,
 Sale price--5c yd, soc doz. Silver Steels, 6-7-8 inches, regular price, 15c dozen, Sale prce--5c dog. 36-lnoh Shell WhaIebone, regular price, 25c strip. ,@
 Sale price-t7e strip, sf.s5 doz.
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500 Boxes mercerized em- broidered Crochet Cotton, 100 yard spools, black, white and all shades, regular price 5c. Sale Price Bets Ball
DRESS HELTl.Nes.

s-inch Silk Serge Betting, Black and white, Sale price.-49c piece fA-inch SIX Serge Betting, Black and White, Sale price-5sc piece -Inch Super Quslity Silk Serge Betting, Black and White, &
 Sale price-5ee piece fA-inch Super Quality Silk Serge Belting, Black and White,
 Sale price--6ec piece s-lnch Extra Super Double Satin Betting, Black and White, -s-..s
 Sale price-83c piece fI4-Inch Extra Super Double Satin Betting, Black and White,
 Sale price--9ee piece Inch Lisle elace Betting, Black, White and Gray, +
 Sale prioe-ioc piece f14 Inch Lisle Glaoe Betting, Black, White and Gray,
 Sale prioe--12c piece Taunton Circular Binding, Black, White and Gray. t- ] Sale priee--3o yd., 3oe p;soe
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SEAM BINDINGS.

All Silk Taffeta Binding, Black and White, regular price 1oc,
 Sale prioe-6c piece All Silk Taffeta Binding, Black and White and Colors,
 Sale price--8o piece, s3o dog. Extra Quality Taffeta Binding, Black and White,
 Sale price-f2c piece, st.3s doz. Super Prussia Binding, Black and White, a .1. ::
 Sale price-12c piece, s1.S8 doz. Lisle Bone Casing, Black, White and Gray, regular 25c quality,
 Sale price--1sc piece, $2oo dog.
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DRESS BRAlDs AND BINDINGS.

5-Yard Golden Fleece Braid in Black, Browns, Navy and Mixtures.
 Sale price--7c piecc 4-Yard velveteen, Black, Brown and Navy. Sale price-Sc piece, 4Yard Monarch. veIveteen.
 Sale prioe--12o piece 5-Yard Monarch veIveteen.
 Sale price---f5c piece DOUBLE COVERED COLUMBIA DRESS SHIELDS. No. 2, regular price 19c,
 Sale prioc--f3c, st.3s dog. No. 3, regular price 25c,
 Sale prioe--15c, $f.75 dog. No. q, regular price 29c,
 Sale price--18c, $2.00 doz. Columbia Dress Shields, Seconds" sizes ?, 3, 4, Sale price--sc pair
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SEWING SILKS.

eo-Yard Sewing Silks, Black, White and Staple colors, made by fleming way, regular Sc silk,
 Sale pricesc spool An Ounce Dressmakers' Silk in Black only, all numbers, value 3sc,
 Sale price-23c spool Hemingway's 100-Yard Spool Silk, Black, White and Complete Assortment of colors,
 Sale price--9oc doz, 10c spool
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FASTING AND MACHINE COTTON.

. Kings Yard Soft Finish Sewing Cotton, Black and White, all numbers
 Sale priee--3 Spools for 60 2oo-Yard Derby Blasting Cotton, Eg Sale prioe--3 SpooIs for Do 50o.Yard Francaise Bastins Cotton, Sale price-2 SpooIs for 5c Beacon Carpet Thread, Black, White and colors, K .u@. Sale prlce--3c spool kerr's Lustre, Black and White, rz .v@s: Sale priee--1oc spool
 PEARL RuTToNs. LOT i.
 A large lot of two and four hole White Pearl Buttons, dozen on card, ....s.. Sale price-4c card LOT 2.
 A large lot of two and four hole fine White Pearl Buttons, extra heavy, two dozen on card,
 As%. %s ~:... Sale priee--7c card Fine ocean She'll Pearl Buttons. self shank, worth 15c dozen,
 Sale price--8o doz., dog. on card, 15e
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100 Gross 5-4 length Tub ular Shoe Laces, an extra good lace and never sold for less than gets. During this sale for Sets a Dozen,
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TAPES. ...-,.-..,.,...,,.,.,...,...,

Lenox Twill Tapes, 3-yard Rolls, all widths, to f2, Sale price--fc roll Extra Super English Twill Tapes, 4, yard rolls, all widths up to inch,
 Sale prioe-3c piece Extra Super English Twill Tapes, t0- yard rolls, all widths up.to 34-inch,
 Sale 'price-6c piece Average English Tapes, assorted in Bunch, Sale price, 2 punches for-5c Linen Dutch Tapes, all widths, best quality, Sale price--3c piece
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trtFE fHNG FNiGNt ENo- TENERS.
 Patent Spring Hooks and Eyes, Black and white, all sizes,
 Sale Price--fc card, 5c gross Saratoga Hooks and Eyes, Black and White, all sizes, ....
 Sale pfice-3c card, 15o gross Maoey Hooks and Eyes, Black and White, all sizes, @
 Sale prIce-4c card, 22c gross Waldorf Hooks and Eyes, our best quality and rfeguiarly sold at Sc card; all sizes, Black and White, .s
 Sale price--6c card, 33c gross 4columbia" Hook and Eye Tape, Black White and Gray,
 Sale priee-f2c yd "Hold Fast" patent fasteners, Black and white,
 Sale price-4c dog. self-LooIsins PIaoket Fasteners, Black and Nickel, regular foc dog. kind, Sale price-se dog.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04

Robinson, tour people arc Of different
minds. It ull depends on the basis sli ' OF
which the annexation takes place.
'sof course, / II Richmond offers US = !,
proper nducement. we would pc s'au
to join with her. but It all depends upon
the lnducement. Manchester Is gong
ahead rapidly in every way. and IN =. ny
way greater than In business develop-s
ment. New capital Is coming into IN; tue
city and our banks are IN excellent co 2
#dtlon, The city now has no dit'leulty y
dsposing OF her bonds at par, and md inves-.
tors regard them as excellent pure g
zone hns only to examine the sIel.
-Imanufactur,ng plants and warehouses A1 Us
that have been lately built and Wnlchl
are now building, to understand the w.
derful progress that has been nude made, BY
Manchester in the way Of prrperty va ''na;
see from Tho Times Dispat cll tina r gu.
estate in tho city OF Richmond mas ~, ~
creased twenty per cent. aln the iast y,
Years. should say that real estate ,ysll-
lies In Manchester during that same tlrtle
have inreased mot less than thirty per
cent. 1t is Impossible to rent mousse
here, for they are all occupied.Hlllt q nun
wants to live In Manchester now, no
must build his own house. y 535}5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
AsSEMDLED.F0R. SERVICE
PEOPLE SAW WEDDING.
Congregation 81 Seventh Day
Adventist Church in Lynch
burg Much Surprised.
Special 10 Tho Times. DIspatch.j

Especial TO Tho Times Dspntch.) us
3 8,.I.YNcHBURG,,$$' VA, September 3,--A
marriage, tinged with romance, was fper-ss
formed this morning in the tent Of the /;
Seventh Day Adventist Is Church, In which
services have been held for several wee Ks \
ut y Iowery, near Lynchburg. S5S
\ The bride was NJ ISIS Ivy g. 10 bplts, "a d g
SJeffersonyille, Ind, who arle. from hat
distant city last week to- become the
wife Of Elder Ransom II, Burke, one#pf
the preachers conducting the serS. y. NIX
The ceremony was performed by Few
ll.8J. Farman. The astor Of the church
Of tllat6fait In this city, a large Il rosYd Il
gathered at the II 0 clock service hin 4
morning, and the bridal party tools !lcirSs
position almost before the congregation
realized what was happening, and the
VOWS were said before the people 4 n5S
WAITING recovered from8their surprise,
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Va, who have been visiting friends
Richmond have returned home.

j
Richmond, have returned home
Miss Louise Richardson Is the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. I, w, Eason, at the
ycndome. In Client, Norfolk.
Mrs. John Jackson, Of this city, who
is staying at Virginia Beach, chaperoned
a fishing party TO Lynnhaven Inlet on
Wednesday morning Among those pres
ent were Miss Mary Mead, 6f l<eswick,
Va; Mrs. jackson, the Rev Otis Mead,
of this city, and Mr.. Daniel Nichols, Of
Annapolis, Md,
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss
Della Belle West, daughter. Of Mr.. David
West, of WASHINGTON county. Va, to Mr..
John w. Keener. OF Washington, D, G.,
tho marriage to take place at Wash
lngton College, Va. Wednesday, Sep
TENDER 9th. Il.
Miss Roberta Christian was one Of q
number OF guests entertained by Miss
Mary Townsend at u watermelon party,
given last Thursday ovenIng, after tho
dancing, in the Princess Anne Hotel.
Miss Wellington Hardy. Mr., Hugh
q. Whitehead. Mr., Walter H. Taylor
sJr,, Mr. ]. S. Taylor, Mr., 7, s, Garnett.
sJry Mr., Charles n, Mcintosh and &C..
FL MeolSin are those from Norfolk who
Will play In tho tennis tournament held
next week at the Gainesville Country
!, Club for the championship Of Maryland
After playing in Cntonsvllle, Mr., Hugh
Whitehead and Mr. g, n Mnlptosh Will
so to Richmond to participate In the
Hermitage Golf tennis tournament, which
begins on September nth, sl
4
Mrs, Ryand Of this city is visiting
her sister. Mrs, G. NJ, Bellamy, In Nor.
folk.
Mr.. Charles MeVeigh Is the guest Of his
friend, Mr.. Hush G, Davis, Jr,, in Nor
folk.
Miss LILLIAN Rinford has returned to
passed through Richmond from capons
Springs, is now With Miss Louise Jones,
at Willoughby Head
The Washington Post Of yesterday
says:
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson Will
spend n portion Of The month Of Saptem,
Der at ''Mrador," In Albemarle county,
the home of Mrs, Glbson's father, g. d.
rIanghorne. In January, Mr. and Mrs,
Gibson will go to Spain, where Mr., GLIB
son Will pursue his art studies. The Gb-
sons l,aYe leased their New York house
and they will spend the next four win
tiers In Spain, Miss Nova Langhorne, Mrs,
Gibson's youngest sister. will go to the
Eastbonrne, In the south of England
where she will attend school. Miss Lang
horne will DO accompanied ,by her frlsnd,
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DOWN X; N; IN DIXIE.
Fork Union Amateurs Repeat
Drama at! I5OIuflbla.@ Az
4 (Special 3tnSThp ftl,lies.Dl Dispatch S3ss

lSpeclali ln yisIf ills.stl1i = lcH 3E4S
N FORK UNION, 81, Sept ember 3. The
second exhibition of ll,. VAR drama 5ell-S
titled Down In Dlx was !. given b'ri-ls
day evening at Columbia. The actors
are from this place, and they were 70 yal-il
5ly entertained at COlumbin ut tho new 4
iCowherd House, the handsome hotel Of
that place. The attendance at the drama
taxed the capacity OF the Town Hall
ana Il large sum was realized for the8
CHURCHES with no execution the char
aeters ii this play are strictly y,
may be prodneed, has given. ."D 2 m
Dixie 4 popularity which few, any
war plays have ever achieved. Tho cast
OF characters and actors arc II as fol-1
lows: Harry Wells. IL colonel In, the Fed
,erai army, Mr. Joseph snead G G
Mr.. Harry Snead; Uncle Atosley, fat!
fulbslave, Mr.. G. b. Wood: Major Brad
ley, Of the Confederate army. Mr.. Frank
snead, Jr.; Hon. c. j Dusenberry,st 9
member OF Congress-, Mr.. Gessner q II 40
Jones !; Corporal Hoollgan, True Blue
vet, a. III. Fong Young; Helen Treyoir.s
d Southern heiress, Miss Agnes sadler;
Molly Martin. her lively friend, Miss f'ar-t
ria B. snead; Mrs, Dusenberry, busi-a
ness woman, Miss Ruth snead. and sus-$
annah, Ills q black niger MISS Rosa
5neuQ,. $500 b59sg ,s5 a4{S FE
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
SUCCUMBS TO WOUNDS.
Aged Lynchburg Man Who Shot
Himself Dies. Il,
Especial to The Times-D ispatch.,

I.YNCHBuRG, VA, September 81
Andrew r. Going. tho sixty-yepr-oid man
who shot himself last night at his nome
In the city With suicidal intent, died
gearly this afternoon from the effects Of
his wound, When seen to-nlsht "a CITY
Coroner Tallaferro said he mad nor ne-S
clded whether an Inquest will be held oYesi
the romans or not.
Going leayes q wife and considerable
family, Tho fact that he was out Of
work and II recent death In his family
are considered the causes of the Suicide
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the families OF Mr.. w. Fl. Perkins. VII.
liam Christian Ftzhugh and DR. william
Christian OF Urbanna, Niddlesex county.

5iEGE-545 > 49, f5tti 2gG$8 ts1s fi ss5s
Mr.. Alton w. Belts, OF Hampton, Va.
has ben awarded the Miller scholarship
at tho University OF Virginia, emitting
for two years TO $3.50. with free tuition
In the schools of tho agricultural de-
spartment.
Mr.. John Irwin Whey, Of NeWport
News, who was assistant last year 70
Professor Noah Is, Davis IN moral ph'ios-
only, and also made several tickets IN
the law department, will enter Harvard
law school this year, Mr.. Whey has
been Mt the University for. about six years,
and besides taking several degrees, mas
been honored with many positions OF trust
and responsibility,
Miss Pearl Hatcher, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. NJ I'll l.. Hatcher, OF the Peaks,
passed through Roanoke last week, en-
route to Marion. where she EXPECTS 70
teach the ensuing session. MISS iiatcner
has thos distinction OF having had me
degrees Of D. A. and M, A. conferred
s,lpon her before she was seventeen years
did She graduated from both tina Iton-
noke Female College. Danvllle. Va, ana
& the Womnn's College, Richmond
The Virginia Chnutnuqua VIII convene
at Roanoke, Va, September 7th to 18th.
Z Mrs. II. p. TIootnaglc, Of Ablngdon'
Va. recently had o. Visitors her sons,
Messrs, w. III. and James II, HOMAGE
! of Richmond, to spend q few days Wltl'
the family. Mrs Wesley Williams aha
her granddaughter, Of Glade Spring, ht ~.
also there for the week, Mrs: !ln,.,,na
Hoover, who has been V's'tits tAS''eN.'to'
n, c., has returned,
Mr. Samuel w, Marshall and his da 's, !,
tors are guests OF relatives near FROM
Royal, va MI. s & A
Mr. Arthur u. Wilmer recently spent
several days With his family ~ Abingdon
Va. 81
Mr., and Mrs, w, T. Tomlnson returned
last A. week from a visit to Mr., Tpmllnson's
father, mt urbanna. VA
Miss Maude McKenny and MISS MuFy
Anderson ara vislliRg Misses Fofey ana
Kathleen White, in Abingdon d
Miss louise Stacy, who has been spend,
ing some time In King and queen
county, expects to pass through 5ils ,1
mond this week, on her way 20 WISH
MISS Agnes MCCARTHY Rt Buekrqe lseach,
Va,
Miss Mary Cochrane, Of Emporia Is
8xisIting Mrs. Taylor. at No., Nest cary
Street
Miss annie Taylor has Just returned
from an extended yisttg1o Empprla
tgl1 Z
Mrs. NJ. i. Murray, Miss Bessie Mur-
ray and Mrs, Robert Quld. pf Noffoik,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
Biinu Opens To-day.
At the Mansion.

z Govarnor MONTAGUE spent Xesterdny
quietly at the mansion. Mrs M9 on!aaax
MHore al he Governor VIII again Join them
The Governor Will remain here for for se y
sa ~, ,,v fInme. He Is In fine health, and
rood shirts, having recovered from the
t,~ rd lions lnbors of the recent campai Gn.
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Goes to Locustdalc.

(speoal to The Tinies- Dispptch.) ;..s
IS WAYSlcSBORC. VA, September 3,--Dr.
III, NJ, Blain leaves this week to take npi
Ills work Us headmaster ~ Locust pale
Academy. DR. 3lain has been connected
with tho Flshburne Military School. Of
This Mace, for the past I'VE years. Mrs.
Dlnln and the eYhldren will leave about
the middle OF October,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
Appendicitis Claims Victim.

Mr.. Joseph w, MeonI, No, slA North
1rrwenty-tifth Street, who WAS taken 70
tho Memorial HOSPITAL! A AZ sotll 81 s ~
,rrsam n npendlcltis, died yesterday morhr
ing bet Sses o'clock and o'c!oek. from
necrosis. As u last resort MI, Mennl was
operated upon yesterday, but death soon
Mr.. Hell, from, North Gaynlnn. VII be
taken 10 the Memorial Hospital to-day fof
treatment. t3y} F gSN aaz
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W.. &C. T. u.

(speclal to The Times Dlspa tch.l
CEIESTERFIELD, VA, september 81,
Tho Wpmans Temperance Union Will hold
an all-day copy991,Ion u Trinity chn lul
be followed at night by an address hy
Mrs. Wesch, Of Alexandria, one Of tho
Unions lacturers,
rho county clerks report for the six
months ending August 3lst, shows that
bi5 deeds wara recorded during that
period, and eleven Wills admitted to pro-.
bate. sSS2,5A was paid IN for lines. ana
1886 for delinquent taxes, vi
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Lynctburg Tobacco Market.
q fsnceiai To phe Timesr DISPATCH

/ 8LYNciiRuRCi, VA, Sept ,ss.rhe to;
satnrdny Tners were a few loads 9 &
nrinings offered The prices obtnlaed
We're very, satisfactory where tha asa a,ias
Tanglng from, sl.Sl to IS 40 per 100 pounds
The Prices aboye indicate, thai the buy.
ars arc, ready % buy. ana that pglmll.n9ggss
OF g9Sod auaiittis naa v pfaess
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Furnish Only Stationery,

II was Inadvertently stated g fey 9I', d ray
, as" I'm an opiinlon providing that i is the
duty of tho city to furnish the , cIty
judges postnge upon applicatlon, ~ T ne
= ttnrnnv. Mir. Pollard simply hold that
a tie city was bound 10 furnish tie Judges
of the city courts With necessary sta,
tic tion cry FOR use In connection With court
hIIstunSS u
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No Bandit fierce, no Tyrant mad with
pride,
No cavern'd Hermit rests self-satis-' a
H fled; 4. 9
Who most to shun or hate Mankind
pretend, s
Seek an admlrcr, or would fix n
Abstract what others feel, what
others think,
All measures sicken. and all glories
sink:
more obtain
shall find tho pleasure pays not moth half s'lt.s
the pain.
3 order Is f1cav't's first law; and THIS
5 confess d. xxx 3t !55i
Some are, and must be, greater than la5
s the rest;a Is
More rich, more wise: but who infers
from hence /,
THAT such are happier shocks all
common sense. a
Hcav'n to mankind impartial we
confess,
II ali arc equal in their Happiness:
But mutual wants this Happiness
SAll Natures tu difference keeps all Ma
lure 8 DeuCc.rfas
Condition, circumstance, is not the
Bliss is the same in subject or in
In wh 3 Obtain defence, or who defend;
In him who IS. or him who finds lind q
friend Az Il
4 Heav'n breathes through evry mcn,- .
&sti her OF the whole
Y one common blessing as one Common
soul. Is .ii Iii & y. ID ~ &, W
But Fortunes gifts II each alike pos Z
sess'd,
And all were equal. must not all con-
ii test? az ~ al
II then 10 all men Happiness was
2 meant,
God in externals could not place
fortune, her gifts may varlou#y
dispose.
And these bo happy call'd unhappy
But Heav'n's just balance equal will
appear
While those are placed in Hope md 4,
these in Fear;
Not present good or Ill, the JOY or or
But future views Of better or Of
II worse.
8, sons OF earth. attempts ye still to
54 rise.
BY mountains ptl'd on mountains, TO Il
the skies?
Heay'n still with laughter the vain e
it,i toll surveys, ~
And burles madmen In the heaps thtev II
raise.
Know, all the good that individuals n-ls'
find. 5$3
or God and Nature meant to mere
mankind.
Reasons whole pleasure, all the Joys
OF sense,
Lie in three words, Health, Peace.
and Competence. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
uot Air Club Didn't Meet.

Owing Ia the Inclenleney Of the weather,
the liot Air Club did not meat in regular
session al the Reservoir Yesterday afr
hinnnwbie, the members Viii Increase
their store OF anecdotes and political iecr
ollectlons for next sunday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
Mr.. Lamb Returns,

MI. John a, Lamb has returned TO the
city after nj absence Of some weeks on
vacation Mr.. Lamb says no H. delighted
that 'rhe Timos.pispateh has decided 70
Vel out II Monday morning raper, ana
fhnt he heartily comlnends tho entei-.
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HAPPINESS. our Z being. : end
FT ma + n IL, Us A53s
s8 r,ood = Dim s,,ro 1sasn con.
3t --'1$ + jsI 4 All E,vh,, tn,or fthv ,,t,n,c.
N. .e''' WV - = mn. I
That something Sui. Whlcf prompts
tn eternal sigh; H
4 For which we bear, to live, or dare 10
dic:3
,uh,o,, !, Il, O. ,,oar4,,a vct heyond us
Whlch ,,a s.iil+so ''ea - - W p's ~ =
NJ ~. t38g5 I. I. d j, 4,
O'erlool'd, seen double by the 1901
# ana WISE Oh
plant Of celestial seed II dropp'd
below,
I, sav, n u,,nt mortal soil thou deign'st
ND Il "a grow? " s5} 7i
=. 80, . a,,,,, ,o,rpa ,,ron,
tious shine, 49,,
dcep VIII au'u'l'o 1'i. - ei's i1i''lg
ing 4 i ,.,.i h. =. !, !. 4.
Twined WITH ,t ne. ,Wreaehs - f'''ss'a"
s3. !tihllHre.' yiu w, s3f3 ~
Or reaped III IRON 4 har 1'e = ~
llcld 1890, l. nat7(
Where grows !---Whe e,, s' rows ~ 'os
we ought to blame the culture 'rti.s not
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-04
|. aides, Attention!

M. Bannett, Rlchnlond's leading ladies'
tailor, has Just returned from the North
with selection Of Imported raolals,
cloths and novelties, Which garesoD exhibl-
ton at his new residence. $40 West Grace
Street ESs3
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new R|CHM0|N|||D|:|.'s' S
RAPID ADVANCE
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amounted to not quite 100000, while IT
is estimated by we'll Informed account
ants that the income for this year VIII
amount to moro than s3ooo,ooO, showing
an Increase Of more than million uol-
lars in the last twelve months.