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CLOSING Z b BOND QUOTATIONS.

K Chicago r.. /. and Pacific n r.
" Chicago, Il. /. and Pacific r. r. col. hs.. olia
r. C G., C. and 81 Louis gen. s......... 1914
Va Colorado Industrial S. series A..........
". Colorado Industrial Gs series B..........T
~ Colorado Midland ~
X Colorado and sou.her @ *, sl
Bi$ 6 s'.ss:
~ Erie General " IA
y Hooking Valley 1SS M
~ Japan Ga I'd ser es s9h
~ Japan Axs cert ifcateB y1H
IL Japan As cerdca tes I'd .sories
~ Lniiiavle and Mash. Unified 1oi
~ Manhattan conBol gold As l o. s
Mex lean CT Central
s;Sssan 8 Idsi, ss5
~ Misso,ri a. Kansas ard Texas ~ 9Das
~ Missouri. Kansns and Texas a2ds......... ~ 5
Mobile and Ohio Col. TT. Is % Sos
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IA rs sg5s .ltf- -
COTTON MARKETS..

NEW YORK. Aug. Tho cstton market !, i +
Decline Of e points. Trading was duff active
during the early session and luctuntiona were ere
Irregular Shortly after the opening priIc Sss
noIr,ts beows ths closing level of the previous
DAY. Later. however. the maEke, rail- 70
within a point or two of yesterday on covering
81 shorts, and some traders were evidently
buying q although se tsontnusd
GOOD weather In the South and benrish prcdlc-
Tons as 10 Yield based on the August report,
A liverpool was closed and Will not reopen y u M
III Tuesday morni NJ 81 A. I'd l y
Receipts OF cotton at the ports day y. were
ssii bales against 5.sl last week nd s. s5i
jast week and ca ila last year. ToEday's T re-.
ceipts al New Orleans 40 ba Ns against ~ !.
Inst year and 1t Houston, 37s bales agalnst
q S16 Inst yenr. s3ts RI isEG
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Ia Cot on qllet: m,ddllng. 10. 70; gross receipts.
1s 227 bales: stock, %, e6s bales !, n,
Total to-day mt all pnrts--.Set rece!pts,s y, ~
bales export to the Continent, s77 bnl les; stock,
Consolidated at NIL ports Net receipts. ,5aa
bales: export 70 the Continent. ~ bales. I,
receipts, h 7o5 ne bales export to Great Britain.
2ssola2 bales 70 Francs .sa4 hales; t. t 1s
balea; to Mexico, 276f bales, <, X
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BY Thomas Branch Goo Bankers and Brokers. III
tiAI se6 "a
SALES.

Atlantic Coast 1.-The. conn.,.
i,s4o American Shelters. COM.
$50 Amalgasnated Copper......
351,SoO Amer. Car and roun.u ~
100 Amer. Car 1tid FOtitl i, pfd j.
800 American b Cotton Oh ......3
100 AmericA Tobacco, pfd. J.
100 American Can .Tf,.. lss.,s....
100 American Can, pfd ....t.t3
400 Amer. Locomotive. conn.,.
Amer. Locomotive. pfd....,
2.5j0 American BugIl 4 ..s.s 1890.
$500 Az r, q nd 3 q nc, COM ".
100 Az r. and 81 re, pfd ......
4 1900 Baltimore and Ofllo.... ~
Z, 1900 73rooklyn 13npid Transit.
4 4 40 ,Canndlaf, Pacific 81.
1900 Cl,esnpehk md phio.....S
600 Cliicngo Great Western.
l33, 900 Chicago. Mil. and st. Paul
1920 Colorado Irucl and Ir6il....
1il0O Colorado South. com ~.
4 Il iS5 Colorado South, list pfd..s
Colorado South, I'd pfd !.
TOO c:lev., CinD Chi md st u
100 Consolidated Gas
200 Delaware md Hudsot1...
i Dai., Lack, nnd Western.
9S 4 800 Erie con, w. IL. \.
s54 100 Erie, 1st rfd...i,t u. .s....
100 Erie, I'd pfd 3. a
& General Electric ....t.....i
I 200 Great Northern, fpfd .4.....l
n Illinois Central d. ....5.
900 louisville and Eashville.s
KID Mln fln tan J.
Afetrosg Street Railway.
Il 400 Afcxica Il Central ..........
II 800 Mo- Kan. and Tex. com n !. \
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M NEW ORLEANS. Ia. Aug.s 4.--CoTToN-
Snots closed auiet and a. Rnnher decline Of
c.: madng 3o7se Sn .n were ,,,; os5 bales OF
n ans W. unchanred 10 points hgher than
yesierdaya close, Operators prsnnre q for q
1whiSsh followed yesterday 9 goyernment crop
condition reror hut no rally assrod !, IL, The
rnseiy slowly until at the close they wer Q
about the best OF the day md mt figures rang
Ing from unchanged to points net high er, y no
Cotton Cultures stssay as sh s9Ts AZ,
vsmber, o,oi, December 0e6 January, 1902;
February. 1907; March, 1911 III M
RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET.
(CnrrerfHh Spavl i5y%
IA POUITHy-IIVH Z !,
Chickens, spring, per h,.,,..,,s Is OF 10
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NH. A.gS
III. 81 rofnnding q, =
u. s. rcfunding 2s. coupon 4. !.
". 49, registered
u. ss. coupon ~. 80. 4
Old IS. {. So 4. !.
Old 4s, coupon, 49,.
u New Isl reglstered Z.
American Tobacco
American Tobacco II Cs... ..i... .
Atchisoii general 4s 4. !.
Atlantic Coast Line i..t !.
baltimore md Ohio ......
baltimore and Ohio r.
Centrni Of Georgia Y .
Central of Ocorgin LIST nc y. ....'
Central OF Georgin % Inc ........5
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc.
Chesapeake and Ohio 4t4s....... ~.
.hca 70 and Alton 3hs ....... !. !.
ct len 60 Z, and Quincy new 4s ~, (
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AlIEST|MATES
PROVED |: / Al1fAU!ll'
Discrepancy New Clearing
House Member, Who Dis
arranged Averages.
VERY HEAVY LOAN EXPANSION \ ? I !. Y
Stocks Were Under Pressure
4, Partly on Account ofSBia al
III Showing. s3
a az! AasocIated Plress. J

4 iSsa tI3y. Associated Presa,) BY
M NEW DIRK August ~ II pref rr1iflary
estimates Of the bank sta temen u proved t
I at fault ngain to-day Dscr epatlcy was vas
partly die To tho fact that q new n,e N
Der OF the clearing house ,ya IN cllld IS
y In the showing for the first tiinc TO-
day, thus daarranglng tho coriI,a rlsot' 4. q
the nyera ges. The loss III, cash. t,stcn q
4 Of rising to over 81. oo0, 900, az indlca ted,
Is loss than tllree-qunrt ers OF e. million
dollars, hut tho moro favorable sf1o wing
8thans was expected In this item was nctls
tralized by the slcnvy loan expansion r q
S1s,77s 800, which served TO Increase the the
reserve Requirement to such an cxtcntSas
h 10 leave tho surplus Impaired to the cx-
tent u y 7so, 500. 4. tocks were under pres
4 sure partly on III account Of 55 the bank
showing. no Doubt Rates for time loans
were also apprecnbly higher.n and smaller
suppltes were said to- be offcrlng The
4 feeling out Of recent speculative favor!
3,ites was continued Today. nrld only & mo-
,nentary support was off cred the marker
Immediately after the opening. BY tho
y time prices were restored to last nights
level, the force OF the selling again bee
came predominant, and continued almost
uninterrupted to the closing. which was
& easy and Mt declines. running from l
TO over 2 points for many OF the proml-
nent stocks. j8s tY.lit 81 s53
Total sales OF bonds par val TIC. $427 .Ooo
Total sales Of stocks. 3434 400 shares.
MONEY AND I1xCEIANG E-CLosE:
Money on call, nominal: no loans. Az Time
q loans firm; 81 sixty days per cent;
4 ninety days, a l-26l4 3-4: six months. II
Il rs "a. Prime mercantile paper s. 1-2Gl5 "a
& per cent. sterling exchange. firm, At
s4s5s04 .s5s5 for demand, and At s4s24og
x 4.s25O for 60-day bills Posted rates, s4e5
and 1886. Commercial bills, $482Q4.S2 IL.
Bar silver, ca 5-3. Mexican oliars 90 -
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DiIsCBL.Ii,A 1j IMARKNTs.

rfsAfy NUT fAT.KET. p. /. 35g}
r5Til,sa .{Es. lA 1aS :teef
'sssSiSi ,oss aye. s. fAn's
i5iy " II Il III DRY GOODS MARKET 3ifs IN
ia NH w, S aalss da1 ashosass lhe
Buysas .psne S,ns
seeinE rather than IN max !hg purchases Many
Of tHans ass
housekeeping linens Is growing larger.
& !, Z, ~, NAvAA a s s; q 3
; x1 PhaTiE os1n "s: 4
s1 4 Raf 1914
Firm oa fss BBnsses
sessa Ssss e ss4sis
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
" PORT OBJ RICHMOND. AUG. 1905,
#ysS M al al ARRIVED. III NM
H oIG MGsfek
o' Steamer anne Poeahentas Graves ,Nsrfoik ana
James Rysr
disc ses' and passehsersi sid Dominion Line. .
PORT on WEST POINT, AUG. 1903 - 55
55 is533 ARRIVED.
steamshlp Charlotte Murphy Bait more. pas +
fStseaner 'H1mS city, Haynes. Mattaponl River
landings, passengers and general cargo.
Nas}li,SSi 81 Sailed S3 s5. n
steamship Charlotte, Murphy. Baltimore. pas
scngers and general ca g0. ~
tsealner Elm City Haynes, Nattaponi River
landings. passengers and general cargo. g55;a&
Well Worth IT,
53 The Summer Any thing worth
Is H sIIs Prop p torsWeil, iatherl There
are four helresses In bathing rig ut me. " !- -
Puck Xxx 5jf X Fs, Y s q VIZ
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RICHMOND sTOCN .NfARKET. /
: Richmond Va. Aug. !. 1905

38. Richmond. Va. Aug. Z. 1909. Vi
sTATE SECURITY rs. BID Asked.
N Nor.h e carolina g.
Va 3s@ DID, C. and r.. 1882, % so,t
va Centuries. 20. G. and H.. 1891 IS. ssA s9sspa
CITY sEUcRlTIEs.s ,5$ IA
Rich. city As. q. and r.. foss-1sto.. 1854
81 RAILROAD hon d. III 9 si5A
Georgia ana A q Con = y, 1ss e e
Western M C.ts1xt tBs. c. 1911 .....F III
Seabonrd Air Line 81. 1850. S6ls 81
STREET RAILWAY BONDS. .i n 81
Ssffs'k s!;ss snd ss 49,
4 STR LEFT AILwAY STOCKS. Z. y
Norfolk galway and . LAEht Co y Ass: y ~
RAILROAD ~ 6TOCkA ~ sEt
1,|sntI. a ga, ns51st'e IL lss
Atlantic Coast Lnei pfi 100 I23
C'hesup eakn ana Ohio. November 100 SO $50
Rich. \. Fred. and Pot:E co m 100 sng
tx AIS Aap S T 7 L si COMPANY sToGt<s
American National. loo ls .}
National Bank OF yirg ~ 10y li l4V q
SaxlnKs Dan sn q iosA
4Dapk Of Richmond loo ~ 5
T MISCELLANEOUS, sS 3Sys 81
Va. Car. Chcr.s nfd, s p c...... 100 Jos
Va.-Car. c, Co. oCt. II, p. Ec,.,.. 100
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jReceipts continue light and market fairly ace!
tive at unchanged prices ,l3 S s3i q
Note-Atuch Of the tobacco arriving Is In Q
damaged tcondl tIon. and such tobacco sells low.
Planters nre cautioned to look aner the order
DARK FIRED ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Lugs !. J.. 600 as 100
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northwestern. s1.1o; prime timothy seed, =. 90
Glover contract grade ~. Short Tbs si .,e
aocse). 15as por per b barre .;da;
boxed ID 80 J0a9 o.. n Whisk ey basis Of high
wines t1.?e 1sutter.Market firm: crsa az s,
mari, cases included, I'M o. nrsts. G.;
prime frsts. Tic: extras, 40 re Cheese-Flrr n
at 1922 G. ID a 54
BALTIMORE. Md. Aug 4-F1ouR--Ea
lei; Il patent. q iiaoa4 10. Vgheat--Weaki spot
7se steady: spot. 5olleoA ~. white corn sr q
No, , mi1s e Sssy
itation.s isG1sc. - creamery, 22123c.; adle, 16G
ggsadf1rIm nrr 9.
Tic. M medium 1sc. small, 12Ac. sugars--,
Steady and unchanged. a4 & 3f VI
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE. Md, Aug: s:-seaboard A.
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so al, r hsad ~ trading Dressed beef steady
per pound for
1io ~ y, aIsIsscsIpts s5g head 8 Sheep. s31t76;
Ia n,bs ss25ds.s5 Receipts 1874 head.
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PEANUT MARKET h. l85
tReported by Rodgers kcCabs q Cod
y PER hi,sDtRa IN All, Aug. .-r'f,A Y. e. 4
rn q. y % {stock 81 i!m y
a. a. for 1anos
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CATTLE MARE ETt,. Il.
LIVE STOCK MARKET;
q @%a377 (Sales ar Union Stock Yartts.) tS

" Live stock report for the week ending Au-
neei cat lie. very best &c; extra. a4Ac.;
good AK a Mc.; medium to fair qual! s,hGtc;
Common 10 medium. ~ Qs,tc.; bylls 2aps sSs
sheep, 5GSc. spring lambs. w g6bc. nogs::
5asRc: calves. tashc,, cows. 2a Fresh 's
cows. n 500 +6. 90. tl 5$
CHICAGO, Aug. s,-cATTLE-Recepts 400
and heifers sl9Slo: tockers and feed ers 81 'oG
les: calves: f5ef7 Hogs@Rece1pfs y y ~ ~
butchers, IS 1900. IS good. heavy 5as s GsM
rough heavy s6ssgSo5 r. 80 soaS =; I'll
AZ: lisht. s. soa5 7Tt =; ri g.: 5to6 70; bulk
Of sales, b IS aoQs AZ, n . sHeep--.R ecsipts 4,0e
head Market Ise i sead5y shsfp 5o Mo
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Na,ona, n. n. q Mexico con. 4s........ s4..s
New York Central gen. 81ts...............sse5.s
Sa, ren trnl re a., Is I. ...........125
Nort hsrn Il I. B. I. I. \. 1881
St. III. -. - a. a. 10 "a
orfi "a con q 1904
Oregon Short Line refunding XII
=, T. 1o
g, n,s, ,smHa Irnn Mountain con, 6s.....114 M
a. ouis nnd snn Fra ricsco fg 4s. 82A
In,,i.3 rn,t con- ~ Si
~. ~" ID Ire d SGh
ss,,iharn Pacific 1s Y. /. 4. OH
so,,theri Pacific 81 ct Is, certificates 05ss
s.Ds,fhern railway ia 116s%
TeIas and Pacific ists 11sh
and Western 49,
f}nifeh siatrs gteei "a IS !. ySH
1vahash : an . =, z. y. I. 11iN
wabash Deb. s 81 y
~ ~ Mai 10 nnd ako Erie 4s !. Sia
Wisconsin Central Is I. S9h
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ahott leaf 40 IA 800
Weiitrn a. leaf 800 q 1000
iot,s a len 1000 ~ 1879
Wrappers and se1ect 4 4, 4 ts.ro
,ESiss1con,nom ........l..... 8 500 a $50
- Nahum 1000 d tlbo
1rina 1900 q ilt<
f,iivtt1t; s-f.omfnor .....t...A...! 1Lo0 q 1850
Stnjit,,,I 1900 ~ ill0
Trj,s ". 1850 q iis %
IA ~ 80. 1900 a NtO
nj ~ n. "a $50
II 1fadiiiYS 10 90 40 1lU0
Ii, Ssnna - N. 10 1860
T.na l. u, .,..,,...j,.,..i,,.U..g1ao0 a. 1900
s1yRA PPfSItS- Common ...s..s.... ~ q Si6. "
Ill Medium " " V.N
fiss 81; :: &
IL Fancy NV " s0.vN
B;5S$3. s7Sl h sttN. CURED TOBACCO. Va a4s
sLugs, common 70 good ls....l..su 90 q e.6Q
Lugs. good to prime 9. ~
Short leaf s90 x
Long 9'0y
Wrappers t$ INV q SoW
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this wisdom The answer adirms that
Jesus made frequent asccnslOns 20 heaven
ana received olrecuy from Deiey tue
truths Whicn lie afterwards cOnlmunl-
Gated TO men. The conception IS TOO arLi-
nclai 10 be satisfactory, and. besides,
Jesus spoke with a self-deriyed authority.
tils formula was: 90 crliy say unlO
YOU. Then, too. u WAS not necessary
10 so into heaven or deep 10 bring the
divlne-oIOd was with linn and in Him.
Gut OF TINS consciousness oI oneness with
NOd lie preached as with a divine com
mission. Ills message has Autonomy
that never inferred IN eccIeslastica es-
tapitsnmcnt OF succession. lie is tue true
Teacher OF tine universal human heart.
His congregations dissolved but ia each
generation they nave been reasscm bling,
ana nave been receiving, as Al directly
from Jesus lips, those words which are
spirit ana life. There is mystery about
lt-only the mystery Of goodness, love and
service.
The works of Jesus have also engaged
our attention Tor the year Just closing.
Ills works are Ills words 10 action. He
dld what He said. lie is the divine cN-
ample Of unsclhsh service. His ruling
principle was, Not to be ministered unto.
but to minister and give and keep Civ
Ing Wen might tls disciples 1car thaI
lis zeal would consume Him. while He
neglected FOOD and rest to counsel. heal
ana console. again, lie was not doing
these Kindly offices alone FOR the inn
mediate objects of His compassion. AS
lie has gathered successive CONGREGATIONS
of hearers Of His words, so He gathers
SUGGEST. e groups OF sufferers TO be- helped
and healed. lie lives again and forever
IN His ideals of love and service. Human
salvation VIII ultimately come from the
same application OF these divine princi-
pies TO human life universally.
Nature drew curtain OF darkness
around the closing scene Of Jesus life. IT
Is suggestive of the reserve which A. be-
coming the treatment of the last events
To analyze and diagnose. 10 depict min
utely the grim and CHASTITY associations
and incidents is T. 90 back TO the Middle
Ages, when a hOrrld puppet SNOW ot ~
was made upon the streets 10 awe a
foolish folk. This morbid and terrifying
plcturing OF Calvary ds an Outgrowth OF "a
Jesus paid on the cross an exact penalty
Tor the total Of human sin and an exact
price FOR human redemption. This led
To suporlative emphasis upon the woe
or Golgotha. Greater Divine suffering
meant greater human sin.
\ view now growing in acceptance IS
that Jesus suffered no more moral an-
guish upon the cross than TTe did at
times during His life. notably. for cv-
ample I'm Grthscmano. This suffering
arose from HIS Identification Of Himself
with the whole human race. bearing I'm
sympathy upon His holy heart It's grief
and sins. and burning with the holy pur-
pose TO redeem His fellows
Again. we are reminded that the death
% Jesus on the cross "a not the goal or
the sacred narrative. The last chaptcr is
the true climax. II relates the rcsurrcc-
ton. The forty days and the ascension II
IS demonstration Of the continuity OF life
the survival of spirit tho recognition OF
friends. and whatever else is contained
IN that blissful Word-hcavcn
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The international
Sunday-SchoOl Lessen
Fourth Quarter. Lesson XIII. December
80, 1906.
Dar-,avrr

r-oIIr4, nI,r4or -, nm nnr.,,b,-
." NA'' '9'' o., 800 >>''''
o. 'Oo'
Review.
4 man callea on ,,,, once 10 cultivate
my interest in, a., ir,s1+fon ha ma made
Not being ruch aroliafnted with me-
Chanics. the Invention being a somewhat
complicated machine and the description
being technical comparativelv little pro-
gress was made. on the next visit the
inventor brought plan with specihca-
lions, elevations, etc. A better, but not
entirely satisfactory understanding was
Ltagheu. On the thlfd cali working
luopel was set down upon my desk II
" a3 a peau1iul oil OF mechanism OF OuI-
''s- 80 seeGl auu Drt.75; seL IN Alouon Dy
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people hereabouts recently for enclosing
notes Ira packages OF third-class matter.
Several other cases are pending. and a
close lookout is being kept. it is said by
post-ofhce authorities. on the Christmas
packages sent through the malls with a
view of detecting and furnishing ofeuses
OF this character.
Deputy United States Marshal p W
Ward has gone to Atlanta TO deliver 70
the United States penitcntiary seven pri.-
oners sentenced TO terms during the s.s-
sion of the Federal Court just adjourned
They are Tony Evans OF Pitt count,
eighteen months, for retailing Nouor. !
3. Horton. of Wake for damaging "a mail
box; Cook Ray. Of Wake county. twelve
months. FOR retailing: O. A. Holt IT,
and J. r. Holt. Of Johnson county. two
years each for blockading. ". C. WOOD
OF Johnston county. two years. for dis
filling; Peter Ward, Granville county, On.
year for blockading. and Robert Wood
lear. or Granville county, eight months.
for retailing.
Goodwin q Johnson. lumber dealers Of
THIS city. have the contract for s7-O.o
worth Of lumber TO be used by the Negro
development and Exposition Comnan1
OF the United States i'm It's building at
the jamestown Exposition The shiprnenrs
are 70 be completed within six weeks
James Anderson and Nell c. Ha,, ar
rived here this morning from Edinhur,,l.
scotland. and WIFI be placed BY the Stoto
department OF Agriculture on ono of trc
state test farms. They are bright roune.
ment. just twenty-one years old ana ave-
sure 10 locate and take up agriculture.
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Social Card Club

IopecIaI % The IImes-DisDHfch
GREENSBORO. y. c.. December 2I-
The Social Card Club had its last meet
ing until after the holidays Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. r. l.. Hopkins. The
club members spent most plcasaS~ az
tcnoon. and were refreshed at the cnd
OF the evenings pleasure with dainty
salad course. Mrs. Charles Robinson won
tho first prize "a silver perfume bottle.
and Miss Alice Small the consolation. d
silver hatpin.
Afternoon Bridge Club at her home ON
Queen Street All the members were
present. consequently theNe were no visi-
tors. The club does not give prizes
Birds were served.
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days.
Miss Kate Elsmore Fuller. OF this city.
ana Miss Lily Johnson. of West Point.
wiH leave Monday for trip through
Florida.
Mrs Laura T.. Watts. of Auburn. y. C..
is expected 20 arrive in the city this
afternoon. accompanied boy two OF her
children. TO visit her father. AIR. Henry
Meyer. No. $40 East Cay Street. Tor the
Christmas holidays
Master Peyton Mcclure smith. OF Nc
cures University School. has left for his
home I'm Elizabeth City. n c.. 10 sp.ud
the holidays with his parents, the Rev.
ana AIRS. G. F. Smith
Misses Marguerite and Shirley Manner.
az Randolph Macon Woman's College. are
spending Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs.
C. H. Jrner, at No so West Grace Street.
Mr.. Thornton Jones. Of Richmond COL
loge. is the guest Of his sister. Mss
RANGES Jones, in West Point
Miss Lizzie Kizor has left for her
nome near Farmvile 60 spend the hoIi-
days.
Mr.. Ernest Edwards Of Cohole. Va.
VIII arrive shortly 10 visit friends here.
Miss Mary hln OF West Point. viii be
the guest Of Mrs. George Nelson. of
south Fourth street. during the holidays.
Miss Florence FRANKIE. OF Charlotte
O. Of Frsa
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LAD WHO STABBED
Man is GIVEN BAIL
Injured Contractor Will Recover
Unless Complications
Set In.

SPENCER. y. c., December Clean
der Burton. aged fifteen years. the
Spencer school boy. who on Wednesday
dangerously stabbed Harvey Burke.
contractor Of building here. for slapping
little brother. was released from Jail
to-day. where be had been since the
tragedy. The preliminary hearing was be-
fore a magistrate who allowed bond in
the amount OF $3.50 upon the certificate
OF "a physician that Burke Will recover
unless complications arise.
Hon. Thco. f. Kluttz. Of Salisbury. has
been employed 10 defend the lad. who
gave bond promptly Burke IS resting well
at "a hospital in Salisbury
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oerbht University. OF Nashville. Tenn
end Trinity College met In debate ia tbs
Craven Memorial Han az Trinity cov.--s
last night The question resolved
was THAT private ownership eor
lighting and street railway trans
portaton IS The policy best equipped
for American cities" The Affirmative
VI as chanpioned by Trinity. ana the
Judges decided in their favor. The Judges
were j. T. Joyner. Of Raleigh, state SUI
p'rntendent OF Education; Lindsay Pat
t.3son' Or Winston-Salem. and Professor
J.. w Sykes. Of Wake Forest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22
MANLY MAKES GOOD
SHORTAGE IN ACCOUNTS
Satisfies Portner Brewing Com
pany and Reward for Arrest
Is Withdrawn.

SALISBURY. n. g.. December 2l.-W.
W. Manly. former manager Of the Robert
Portner Brewing Company at this place.
who left last week with an apparent
shortage OF SLIGO in his books to-day
made settlement with his former EN-
pioyes. and also made good the amount
secured Dy his bond in the Virginia safe
Deposit and Trust Company
Tile latter received $500 and TIE re-
mainder was arranged for. The reward
OF Slo0 offered BIZ the bonding company
for the arrest % A1anly has been with
drawn. lie came To- Salisbury from Black
Mountain. where be has been since leav-
ing tlis civ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-22
Orders-Kirkpatrick

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'-Ii-trLOI TIC. n. g., December n
MISS Cora Annabcl Orders d-nrbt,- 80
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y. Orders. ana NIr Io,,,,
Moore Kirkpatrick son of Mr. ana NJ
j. Watt kirkpatrick. were marria5 ~
southern part Of the county. Wcdno-d,,.
evening. Rev. w. w. orr pastor of r,@sf
Avenue Tabernacle. performing tine c.ra-
mony. The wedding was "a quiet affair
owing to Illness In the family. Both are
socially prominent and very popular.
They will live at WoOdlawn. the groom g
Mccklcnburg county home