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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-06

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Watchemoket square.
There was an attendance OF about 50 at
the meeting Of the Watchemoket Fire
company last evening. The meeting was
called 10 order by Captain John j. Mullen
The committee. who some time ago was
appointed TO repair and put the large
frame containing pictures OF the members
OF the company In proper shape, made
their report, and the picture. which IS
now as good as new. was placed in posi-
tion An invitation was received from eN-
Fire Commissioners Benjamin II. Harring-
ton and who Is also president OF the
Providence Veteran Flremen's associa-
tion 10 take part I'm an elaborate affair
that is TO be held I'm the rooms OF the
Vets Thursday evening. March 3, I'm honor
OF Mr.. Harrlngton's 50th birthday n let
ter or thanks was received from the fam
ily OF the late James f.. McGwinn for
floral tribute and other acts OF kindness
shown during the bereavement OF the
family.
Captain Mullen and William Faulkner
were made a committee to confer with
the towns representatives. to the general
assembly I'm relation 10 the fund that is
being considered for benefit 81 firemen
who may be injured while in the per
formance Of their duties one application
for membership was received. It was
voted 20 attend eX-Ffre Commissioners
Hsrrington's reception I'm full uniform
A CLOSE CALL
Michael Purcell had a narrow escape
from being killed at the wire works at
Phillipsdale shortly after starting up this
morning I'm some unknown way he got
tangled up I'm a piece OF cable. upon which
he was at work and had IL not been for
fellow workman who stood close by and
succeeded I'm stopping the machine, Mr..
Purcell would undoubtedly have been
killed As IL was nearly every stitch OF
clothing was torn from his body. physt-
clan was called and ne found that the
man had escaped with but slight injury
to his left thigh
THE IMPERIAL WHIST.
There were about 30 players at the
whist party held by the Imperial Social
club I'm their parlors i'm the Flatiron build
ing last evening The first prize, a bottle
of perfume was won by Miss Annie Re-
gan with a score OF %. the second. a ster-
ling silver shoe horn by Miss Helen Dor
ney with q points and Miss Alice Mona
han was awarded the consolation prize.
her score being nine James Boylan won
a desk set with a score OF 20 points,
Charles Gray, a tobacco jar, with "a
points, and Edward Burke took home n
small statue for getting nine points
MINOR MENTION.
Mizpah Rebekah Lodge met last even
! ing and the social committee were In
| structed 10 prepare a suitable program
for the anniversary Of the organization,
which will take place Monday evening,
March 20.
Messrs George Payne, T. Mcguire Will
liam HaullSner and L. Blake are the high
rollers at COTS alleys for the week end
ing. Saturday, March 3.
The administrative board OF the
Watchemoket fire district met last even
ing and ordered bills paid TO the amount
OF $ll3I2 and other than this there was
nothing OF Importance transacted.
Reliance Lodge OF odd Fellows will
meet this evening when action will be
taken on application for membership
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The News Of the State

STAY at Portland ore, was rendered a
reception. He entertained the lodge WIN
Views OF that rich country when prove"
very interesting.
Joseph Pequn OF q Florence street,
loaned a horse ana buggy 10 a young
man last evening and as the young man
or the team was nowhere IN sight thls
morning he called at the Chanee street
police station and reported the fact
James Spencer, three years old was
found on Dexter street yesterday after-
noon by Miss Alice Gearin, who TOOK the
little fellow 20 the Chaffee street station.
whore he was called for later by ms
parents Of "A Bancroft street.
The members OF the Friendly Sons OF
ST. Patrick who reside i'm this vicinity re-
port that tickets for the annual banquet
that IS 10 be held at tho wellington are
going Ike "hot cakes
Two six-men teams. one from the sun
set club and one from the Manton mills,
bOwled on the Sunset alleys last evening.
the score being / .4S3 and l,f65, the Sunsets
getting the larger score.
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RIVERSIDE.
Good Cheer Whist Club Met
Yesterday Afternoon with Mrs.
DawIey--Othar Items.

Items OF news can be left at Cons res
taurant on Bullock's Point avenue and
they will receive prompt attention and
publication
The Good Cheer Whist club held Its
weekly session yesterday afternoon with
Mrs Dawley Mrs. Dennis was high with
a score OF 40 Mrs Dawley had 45, Mrs
George W. Payton IS and Mrs. Hansen 30.
After the playing these was a musical
program and refreshments were served
The club will meet next week with Mrs
Lapham.
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
number OF the young friends OF Eben
Balkom. Jr., the six-year-old son Of Of
icer Eben Balkom, called on him recent
~ and helped celebrate his sixth birth
day The children enjoyed games and
other diversions until late in the after
noon. when there was a miniature tea
party.
About 90 youngsters were gathered
about the hoard and they all enjoyed
themselves immensely.
LOCAL ITEMS
The ice is practically gone from tho
Willett avenue pond.
Gen. A. u. Burnside council, No. ., A.
V. A. NJ. will meet tonight.
large quantities OF cordwood are being
hauled from the woods TO this vicinity.
The funeral Of Annie Exert was held
yesterday az her late residence.
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for many a day. for they are called upon
to respond to no less than a half a
dozen hearty encores
"Stellas Reception" is given for the
closing number. and this is\quite salts FAC
tory The company has all OF its own
scenery, which is OF an elaborate char
acter, and the wardrobes wore by the
many young ladies of the company are
all attractive The bill will be presented
every afternoon and evening during the
week. The next attraction is Rice &
Barton's Rose HIS English Folly com
pany.
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phone 40-West.
Word was received here late yesterday
afternoon that Charles h. Hurley, one
OF the, best known young men OF Mount
Pleasant had passed away an Los An
geles. Cal, Wednesday morning at $3.50
o'clock.
Mr.. Hurley, or as he was known by
most every man, woman and child ON At
WELLS avenue as Charley I'm his younger
days was a "hill horse boy for the Union
Railroad company.
After his calling went out OF existence
NE entered the employ OF stephen Nc
Maugh at s97 Atwells avenue, where he
remained for many years
About three years ago he went 20 Los
Angeles where his brothers, George and
John were in business. and entered their
employ. Full particulars or his death
have not yet been received by the mem
bers OF the family. He leaves one son
about 13 years old. who. since the death
OF his mother about IL years ago, has
been cared for by Mr. Hurley's grand
parents at their home on Carleton street.
Mr.. Hurley was a member OF the I'M
proved order OF Heptasophs, the Frater-
nal order Of Eagles and the Bartenders'
union. He was an dll-round athlete.
BROKE INTO HER HOME.
The humble home OF Mrs. Margaret
Eeegan, at 16l Hartford avenue. was
pTOhtn INTO gtSAtludNs
Mrs. Keegan. who works IN one OF the
local mills, left home az 6:15 o'clock In
ahe morning and did not return until 645
un the evening When she reached her
home at night she found the rear door
had been forced open and that the house
had been ransacke-. So far as she knows
nothing was taken.
The marauders had even opened tho
door Of a small clock TO see " Mrs Kee-
gan had hidden any change I'm II. Ser
eeant Potter went To the house and his
opinion is that II was the work OF tramps.
for no small boys could have done the
Job.
JUST IN TIME.
Charles l. tPearce, one of the starters in
the square. acted I'm the capacity Of q life
saver yesterday afternoon. He was stand
ing I'm front OF John O'Connells store
when ne saw a baby carriage containing a
baby go sailing towards the gutter. He
made sprint for the carriage and sue
ceeded i'm getting there in time 10 break
the child's fall The little one was picked
out OF the gutter and taken into the office
OF DR.. Murphy, who found bump on it's
forehead and a lot of dirty clothes was
about the extent OF the damages The
baby was I'm care of practically another
baby.
GENERAL MENTION.
At the meeting OF Teutonia lodge. Sons
OF Hermann. held in the hall on Tuxedo
avenue last evening. Mr. Montz Meyers,
who has just returned from two years
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PRISONER IN SIBERIA
FOR NEARLY 27 YEARS

Morris sundalewtch 12i Charles street,
received a letter from Reval, Russia. say
ing that his brother, Aaron, has been re-
leased fom Siberia where he had been
since 1879.
Aaron Sundalewitch was arrested In St.
Petersburg. charged with running sec
ret press In that city He was sentenced
to Siberia for an indefinite time
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-06

This picture" said the artist. indicat-
ing an exquisite marine view. 'is valued
az $50 600"
We'll welli' remarked the stockbroker.
there's q lot of water In it. isn't there's"
Philadelphia Press
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-06
HOTEL. NEWMAN

Is where you can obtain excellent cuisine
at the most reasonable prices. TABLE
D'HOTE LUNCHEON, soc. DINNER, 7sc.
FRED MANSFIELD. Prop.
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oLNEYvILLE.
News RHcaiYedOf Death Of Chas.
{. Hurley al Los Angeles.
Sneak Thieves Break Into Home
Of Mrs. Margaret KHOgan

The branch office OF The News has been
removed from Heffernan's lunch room 10
the office OF the West Side Real Estate
company, No Hartford avenue. Tele-
phone 40-West.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-06

Tho figures Of the Internal Hevonu
Depart tncnt indicate that Americans ar
drinking more emalisliquors and less W hiske
each year. The quality of HANLIN'
PEERLESS ALE czDlains This in part.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-06

"Do you believe I'm evolution"
Yes" answered Miss Cayenne. II am
panied 10 meet some people who seem 20
be getting tired OF IL and are determined
60 revert 90 original types" shington
Star.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-06
EAST PROVIDENCE
Watchsmoket Fire Company Hold
a Regular Meeting.
Narrowly Escaped Death al the
PhIIIipSdaI3 Wire Works.

Advertisements for The News may be
left at Alexander Munroe's Boston Store.
Watchemoket square.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-06

CHAS r. GRAY,
Insurance Commissioner.
have carefully examined the foregoing
statement and find the same TO be cor
rect: liabilities calculated by the 1nsur-
ance Department.
CHARLES A. PREILER, Auditor.
FREDERICK RI. JACKSON, Manager,
Providence. r. !.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-03-06

from all other sources. ....... y, OS6. lll 81
Total received. d.................. $S5,Os4. .9s2 SO
DISBURSEMENTS
To Policy Holders. ............. $35, ,643 1856 AZ
FOR all other Accounts ANN. 1929. 7s1 so
Adjustment of Real Estate
Valuations, June 80. ........... 5000. 900 90
Total Disbursed ............. $55,972, ,9s7 q
ASsErS.
United States Bonds and
other Securities .............. .s2es, ,So1 Ss7 IS
First lien Loans on Bond
and Mortgage. e..............,... 1Oe, III. 1853. 10
Loans on Bonds and other
Securities ..................... 1885, 10000
Policies ........i..........,.." 2S.lss, ,27s "a
Real Estate owned by the
Company (not book valued. 3l,Ol4s5S.51
CASH in Banks, Trust Com
panies and Home Office...... 9,270518.0S
Accrued Interest. Net De-
ferred Premiums, Rents etc 9.l09. ss4 SO
Total assets. $40 s61, 1856 90
LIABILITIES.
Policy Reserves etc............S 1892. .5as. 500 10
Contingent Guarantee Fund. 75.4l7,6 $50
Available for Authorized Divi-
dendS .....,..................... Z,SOopo.VO
Total Assets. A70 SCI, 1856. 80
Approved
CTTAS r. GRAY,
Insurance Commissioner.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-21
GROUND BROKEN 4
.I: 81; a'E0A# PENNSYLVANIA
ontlnudd from First Pago.)

ft ((yOn tlnuGd IRON ElT8C FU&o.l
n, \ & tlrx,hiuht for tho reproduction here
Of Adena az the State building Adenn
stands at Chilicot1ac and was the homo Tor !
( 81 TIA late Governor Wort hington. '85
5 THO party left Norfolk on d parlor
cnr nj II o. clock, ind Immediately on
Sreaching tho Exposition Grounds repaired
to- the sitof that was approved some time
ago for Pennsylvania building 5!i5 U
n Lieutenant Governor ]. ylor Ull tyson,
one Of The members Of tho Board Of COY X
ernora the Exposition. welcomed atn ~
ssheppcrd, Of the Exposition Company,
presented tho decd for the site on which
Z lie Pennsylvania building Will stand. Mr..
Walton accepted on behalf OF tho com.
mission, ana n his state. Short spec Cries
were made by ca CD. 81
Decorated Spade.
Z Tho spa1l 3 that was used by the Rhode
Island co1nnissioners when they broke
ground last Saturday for their building,
4nnd wn 8 & afterwards ipresen ted !. to ~ tho
1 Exposition Company, was used 2 TO & sta r.
opera lions sfors the Keystone building. 8ss II
was Il nttractiycly wra pped with colors.
Z II was slended to Mrs Wal ton. 70 gra age.
fully imbedded IT, In the earth that nag nag
been loosened by the con- tract or. md for-s
8naiIv broke ground for the building. VI
pole had \ been previously stepped on
tho site, ana ut the signal ono Of the
2other&ladics In the party pulled the hal.
yards al raised al q new United States 5:
After; an 4 informal luncheon the:
entire party returned to Norfolk this his
AFTERNOON. 81 5f
The Pennsylv va MIA con,inlssio w pre- 'r'
Bferred to have no elaborate &c Ger CEREMONIES
#ti,is lime. Al as they will reserve their
display for the compile ton Of the build
Ing and for Pennsyl vania day q the ex-
Sposi ton. 5SgS
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5AQBACRl..U|N|.STA|N|.D|:||'
ANI0.W|'n| Defence
Made b Splendid Witness for u
y Himself and Told SD iI of5As
Salient Facts.
SHOT JET'T' IN s LF:D 'E: e {! Z!
The Y Dung Girl Who Caused the
ii5;. Tragedy Cannot El1lrl'' BE *
1sl.'sf' 4. located. sss ,gf &,
IN

Especial 70 The ritnes.Do 2 spa tcll.)
!. TX aAiNoK1o, VA, July % The taking
IL testimony was completed in the Hos
back murder case at F1oyd. tl,ls morning,
snnd tho case Is being argued by tho at
torneys. VA night session Ii being heidi
II is generally considered that the Com
fnonweaith has fuiled to mnkefa US strong
case against the defendant as at the
first trial, when he was sentenced 70
eight years In the penitentiaryf for killing
John Jett.
a Ioback made strong witness, for Him
self. I He told Of how he shot Jet TO
death after the latter had cut him sew
1cral times 80 seriously that no expected
/ to die for three months He exhibited
his bloody and badly out uniform eliot hes,
and stated that lie Killed Jet believing
10 orr his father one would be killed. ES
81 The prosecution, on 4 crosse examination
brought out the fact that ldobaclf had
noticed tracks at HIS bedroom window 9,
tile morning OF the TRACED y, and he had
followed them to JettB gate. 25 81
~ al number OF witnesses testified that
Jett had often threatened to Kill 4 obac lk
and his family, or have the sixteen yea & &
Old Il daughter, over whom the trouble
occurred, and who cannot he located as
d witness, although being summoned ~
both sides. Il "a 81 5.s "a #
As verdict is confidently xpccted to-
morrow. Tho Jury IS from l5 3 q 'i;e e.
county. XXI S9 8s
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PUBLIC CONCERTS
DR.. Kuper Gives Annual Fish Fry
and Squirrel Stew. VI

Especial to The ETlmes-D1spatcil SGs3
FREDERICKSBURG y. Y A. July II 2, }. s.. 81
Council its NEE tng la n..
Band, OF this city. ITO furnish public con-
certs at stated periods during the re-
fmainder Of the season. i33 " !,
3 Tho: Goshen Ba ptist Sunday School
Convention q convened 8ycst rda ~ a. Colo
for a Two days scssi The annual ser
mon was preached by r. V. Is. J.s Coons:
There was "a large a. Il endan and many nan
Important subjects were disc ussed
Dr.s c. H. Il kuper II OF Spo tsyl vania Gov
4ty, gave his annual fish fry and squlrrel
~ and in Fred burg at his home ,sd1 q
near The Wlldern ess on 7, :. pous
5i60 people we're 81 present. including ~ /. Q
number h from this city. The squir7rIe, e s
y GRO shot on the previous day ana an! the q:
fish were seine Y k9P haTe
was q great abundance OF both fish ana e
squirrel. and the day was th q ughly en-
loved by ali tho picnlc kers. <.
THO summer Normal Institute. W icn
3ha 3 been in ession here forHthree Wesk =
has lnterte4st q tsnaiz
nov largely over two hundred Cne HI, ~
tho principal features OF the 4 =
been tho lectures on civil eoYerntl1ltens,
+ BY Mr.. 10. H. Russell, the efiicl con
I, Nth RusSsl a ahs I Tesdes
this city. Tho teachers have manlfesteo
/ tha greatest earnestness, and have Eap-
,preciated the high grade q lh 1s l2l
furnished. VI y. ". !, . s., !, !, a !, {,
spotsylyanin county is to have a i 81 81
i the anot where Bishop Asbury died. a
snecinl COMMITTEES has been appointed q.
s,pt,s,I raw II. Light, OF this city, as
ci,airma n to raise funds for the purpose
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DOUBLE TRACKING ~
Virginia Anti Saloon League e
GIL Hold a Field Day. s55tss
10 The Times-Dispntch.)I

l53 Especial to The Times spatc,h.
@CHATHAAf, VA, July 20 Go tractor etc
Gilbert, the third holding q cont tract on
the change OF tracks being made BY D. the 1
Southern Railway ut g lyeston6t this week,
loca ted his camp and will nt onco begin
laying d side track on vi ich5 to unlo 90 q
his heavy machinery. His con ira Ct COM
sprises two cuts, one forty feet deep ana n q
the other thirty four feet, hesid es g n!
sofS over fifty feet. 81 early one year VIII u
\ be required 10 complete the job On which
& Ia rye foroe Wi be- rked. XXX 4
Con tractors Hartman and Company ana M
Miller Brothers are now at work on the n!
south end sof the same change. and 70
complete their contracts will REQ uireS ssY--
eral mon this Of steady work. N iller Bro
theirs have the concrete work the other
contractors have the dirt con trnc ts. XII
4 Tho Virginia Anti -salo 3 League Will
hold d field day here Sunday II ext. Tho Til
churches have united in services on that
day as follows:f Sunday. the Presby terian
and Methodist Will attend K the latter ~
the morning. and the former at night
The Baptist and Christian Churches will
suu,nitetlwithf the Christian Church in tho
morning and. the Baptist Church, at night
Two Visiting; ministers will & attend the
services at the different church es,
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CROSSED IN / ! L !. D I: !. 1:
PUT BULLET IN HEART .||:.| I||||'
Suicide Of David! ~ O @ >IE A
oung Printers = brennan an, n
in Hampton.

Especial to Inc #IlTne6-OlspALcH.( A}{Ss
II NEWPORT NEWS, Al july co..
David T., C.Neal, IS foreman of the Job
printing department, Of the Hampton
Monitor. II commit suicide l$ln hls room
at the 5Augusta Hotel: Hampton, day,
sby putting a bullet from q s2-caltbre re-
sYolyer into his heart. 5 ss 3t4 E .s3s !.
The weapon was borrowed several days
Il ago from A. 9. q ] ones, o clerk at the
hotel. o. Neal left ! q note E ITO I the one
4 that finds mo, n asking that his mother
at Lynchburg, and Miss Price, care
Haynes Cottage, Ocean View be noti-
fled, ana saying that no one would ever
Know why he killed himself. His friends
say, however. that he was Respondent
over d love affair. (. III
Tho young man was only twenty-one
years old, and ID native OF I4ynchburg.
but he came here recently from Rich
l1nond He was q bright young fellow,
and ono OF the last men In the world TO
DO expected to end his own life. II
4 The body will probably 10 sent to
4 Lynchburg for !nterment, .5a q u 4 &. IN
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TOBACCO GROWERS.
Addressed BY John .. Allen and
Organize at Prospect.

lS37 Especial to The Tllnes-Dispatch.) A
VA, July 90 Ute q
4 number OF the preventative tobacco
growers assembled here to-day and list
/ ened to q splendid address by Mr.. J I. -.
Allen. OF Tennessee. now we'll known 70
tho tobacco growers.
sfS Tho meeting was presided over by the
district chairman Mr.. Bob Wilkinson,
who solicited all tobacco growers to sign
the pledge for tho 1908 crop. and judging
from tho number who responded II tho
movement to organize the farmetss is
making rapid headwnys In this section.
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NEGRO EXHIBITS. ssS;
Conference III Washington To-
Dav--Book to Be Publishe led. ~

{Eroin Our Regular sCorrcspondent,l
e WAS NOTION d. G. vi u Y 20.--'The Ofii-
Gers of tho Negro Development ana ISx-
position Company vii 3tnect the = Or Cen.
5tefnlal Exposition Commission at stheS
Treasury Department to-tnorroW morning
FOR the purposs Of deciding upon the CHAR e.
actor OF axhlbit the negroes are 70 mako axe
at tho exposition. q q 554 s 81
Congress- las appropr rated VIZ. GOO In ~
ala OF tho negro feature Of the exposiit-s
5tion, At ana Assistant secretar OF tho
iTreas,i ~ Edwards. WHO Is secretary ~
the coritnlssion, reducsted the officers err
81 the company to come to- w ash tig ton
and confer With the commission relative Y.
stb tfio character III the exhibit which VIII
be 3i11ndoa and also to nrrnn ge Tor " q
payment 81 the Ion. NJ h. 8s d
faC3iles 3! Jackson, Of Richmond diroc-
tor-gensral OF tho coHphn catr1e 20 e
;VpnghinEton wednesday and II was ar.
"a nEetl that the othor offl Gers q me
company should como day. secretary
TAFT and Secretary Bona part IA W ~ arc ar
members OF tho commission, are ou ts q. OF
tie oity, and the difference VII no s ~
held@unttl Tomorrow
The following Sof Ulcers of the eoinpan
wfo compose the executi I've board came cam
~, Vi from Richmond tits morning and
'iofnei Gffts. III dtowili meet the commas
owF Ut 10 q lock: RI: y, E1iil
cashier Of the True Tseformers; Btan tli
$Wliiam N johnson, Hov. i w III yllor,
nrcsident of the Truo Refornier s' Bank,
and Hcv. a. & Binga, OF Mar,cftes ester a9lr.
Branch Of ice.
s5 The Negro Development and Expositlto'nr
Company flas opened branch nddu W 6 J,
an this city IN the True RetormersI iialll,
I'll Twelfth ana " Streets, b !. W: Key KY.
N, Anderson, Taylor, paste OF the SIMON
5,colored Baptist Church, Of this CITY y y
III 81 fargo, and Is asslsted by several vel ~
Known coloredF men and wo men q W ~ ASH q
gton. u. .s. si b 4. T
Giles jackson said tonight that g great ,,
deal o. work would be done from ON the q
washington Office. Three negro authors 9
have been eng ged to- pare 2 desc e1
tion or the proposed negro ~ ana
nlso Il to write q complete history % me e
negro II, America. It is the inten Sot
the company h to endeavor to secure y lle
adoption OF this work ns q text book ST LOT q
use IN the colored public schools OF the
country.85SI t is$understood that the wo tx IN
vii I, bear the name Of g les - Ja ck sp p
as author Daniel Murray an 4 assis "a y
librarian Of Congress-. will contribu te rnuch
of the data for the work. He has "a been
In tie library for thirty-tiye years and and
IL favorably known to the country gen
orally and Is esteemed and resp g
by members OF Congress with out regard orc
TO their political aft lions. & 4: