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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-06
Save for my daily range ,3si
,,,1o,1p The pleasant fields Of F1ol rit,
ss.87lli'I ,11igllt DESPAIR. Tci1tlysoii.

Forgiveness 10 the third offence. ab \!
Srovetigd Peter moro thnh 1olbled the 1!s
sSsn 5sya III prop0ssSSs
ss ,bvr 81 1''ss Bs Sesss mes
a ,sa}l'y put w ior ~
fsasinf o aenlae tl,is 81
TIC perfect number BY Its multiple JESUS
practically says, Throw away the null y
IMPLICATION tube when you conre % st 1
matter or forgi venc ss. s353 81 y
Analysis and Key. Y 4. . W
Jesuss use q current ,e eyHin nn Tor
sneS 9me 9r instance
not ftlr inat Judgment T'rclitniil'lry y, =! e
counting reveals l9lVil'e lor-
e mans, fo'rglyei'ess,y g
fellow Parade . Forgiven & 81 inner snow l1e
Ing linforglving spirit: B, / u II Ia,
Il; W SSnot 30 ralsed Petsrstad4 4;
vince On rabbits mot ,ificiet1t. sevG,ntS
times CHE
sw whfp1 il comes ON TO 10 forgiveness.
The e eacher''s Liant Si
rsvS ST'sls s5s9ns
vnreo 81 L. last judgment may be
II III liz WY O1iNDreaKl1lR 3Tup y ~ ~.
curity In which 1--WE y !! |. Nv; si
Srhe great uncertainty Of Bible, WEIGHTS +,
md measures Is illustrated On the 8basls
az the 4 Hebrew talent e Clarke estinintes
6thI1 . amount as e 7O, 0O oSO more I'M
the revenue of the rittsl, ern p r.
tin5Shis day. ON the basis OF the /. h att
talent others figure It as low rs slo'VV[S ~.
however Y ~ sls i
that IS intended 70 be . indicated I'll
n III view Of his debt. It's ircredita1 p
and s tho sinner, l invlnc.plc
Bankruptcy, there Is nothing left for him
but to sue for Grey. 4 no prec srlesss
Of the parable IS that It tenc hess one ga
not appeal In vain.
We are inclined to y deprccatc this
mulcting OF the once 5F forgiven servant
with his whole original debt.5 Trench
nsks, "Do sins once forgiven return on
tho sinner through his fterS one nses 10 s
IIc answers his own 1uest ION well "h ne
he says, 1T he difficulty arises from our
viewing the forglving Of sins IN too formnll
q way. ss5. IN J. !. af II gi g Il ri @
#5Olshausen says finally: ,' 4 his parable
explains the ground son wltch5a mem
Der Of Gods kingdom must ever stand
ready to n grant Esi forgiveness. 81 4 rs only
through forgiveness IA extended toward
himself could he q have obi ained entrance5
to- that kingdom. a * Sss ts
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NEW GRETN A#s GREEN.
North Carolina Elopers Married
at Charlotte G Courthouse.
{Spcclnl TO The Times D ispn tch.) l5


VI r q ElEI<Af MILLS. "A, K Jul J$ 6.--The3
order: OF events In the matrimonial line
DIRE beingFreve and Charlotte county!
3is becoming the Gretna Green OF North
Carolina. Heretofore the 5 runaway
couples, upon rnatrimony3 bent have gone
to North Carolina. N owA The 3yollng couples
OF North Carolina are returning the COM
Snlirrient and finding refugl> II old Char 4;
slotte 9;i .S ~ Z. 5 S$ e. Si5 s5 i5 si5s
Tuesday Mr.. a II. f Stovall and Miss Mar
.garet Daniel, both OF Granville county.
NJ. Ct, eloped from their homes, coming
to Charlotte Courthouse, They procured
a license, and were made happy IN the
Caledonia Hotel, where The &nuptlal knot
was tied by Rev. r. Lee Nc Natri OF the
Village Presby Churol!: The de-
lighted couple then drove to xeysyille,
where they boarded a train for their
North Carolina homo. Parental objec-3
ition to the marriage was lie cause or
the young lady's elopement. "a $5# m {i{
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.R0WOY NECR0.L
With Hl0 !. {! / n. 1 / !
Run Into a Lake and Saved by a
55 Man With #5
Boat.
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.,,

III Especial to The Times ID SPA tch.) s3.ys
INTERNATIONAL {. G. !, July 4 b.--st atd y
ing waist deep In water four white men
at Lake WaccamaW, near this city, yes
sterday afternoon late numerically beat
a negro man from Wilmington with horse
Whips, while the lake shore was lined with
hundreds Of excurslonists and cries 81
tshoot him /" filled the air.
The negro, Of tho very roWdy type
had trouble with q white man Who runs.
a ref,pshment stand, and then cursed the,
s,ian's wife. The Sexcursionists, nhnper-
..s,uoh wanton action and Mt once set ou y
to punish the negro. 8 u, ),
He was chased down and into the lake
whore he was tSoundly thrashed ana was
rescued from what might have been death
~ a man in q 8rowboat, who carried him
across the lake and away from those 20 ~
after him. M s
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The Texas Pla nAgain.

$$}}S5 The moro one hears Of tho Houston
plan OF municipa government by commas MS
siop. the better 1t appears.
v Not ong ago, according to the Hous-t
I ION Post, one Of the commissioners be-
4 All, asked how the administration had
/ accomplished SO much replied signia-S
cantly: well, We have gone about With
IL i,calklng-iron and a bucket OF oakum,g
1sand everywhere we have found leak
wa have chnked II up" That has been
81 tho policy OF the commissioners pre-
q went useless expenditure Of funds and
to#coliect all revenues justly duo; In
Il short to apply to the city government
the same business principles that are
III followed in the commercial world by
managers OF other large. corporations.
One of the first strokes that attracted
n attention was the wlping out Of the
floating Indebtedness OF over $4,000
K This ggput the city on q cash basis for
the FIRST time In SO long that old resi-
dents are not able to recall the year
thai such condition existed. At pres
1t ent bills are met monthly. III
The policy OF making improvements
out OF revenues has been inaugurated
and the city Is preparing to lay abou,
three miles of hrst-class pavement and
erect three new public schools.
An experiment IN municipal ownership
Is to- be made. deal having. beer
II closed with the Houston Water Com
4 pany whereby the city is to come Into
possession Of its plant. together witt
III mains. connections, privileges, etc
Tho consideration Is 70 be 1901 900. Q
$s which about half As q bonded Indebted
A asess, the other half to be paid IN cash
hhe taxpayers have authorized theehon'
51sue.
Al good financial turn made, was tn
Il s.aie Of the franchise over two street
IL ~ the city 10 the Yoakum interests 70
y consideration Of 10000
Other matters Of moment are;
reduction Of tax-rate from n % ;l,1ss
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Signs and Forecasts.

The New york Herald, which las been
consistently "bcarish'' for the past year
Of 50, publishes d doleful article n 8it !,
editor, Of Monday introd ,iced with the ne
question lisa financial crisis impending
In tho United states7'' The article y
qualified with the usual - Ifs and ans Of
tho prophet who does not care to commit
to absolute prediction, but It points In
tho main to an affirmative reply. It Sis
based Oh some general observatl Ions con-
tnined insB urton's Financial Crises and
Periods Of Industrial and Commercial De-
preston Burton snys that the period
Immediately preceding d crisis is cl,arac-
Etcrized by we'll defined indie lions, some
OF which develop conten1po rarleo1usly but
which, 80 far as they are distinct In time.
Z occur III approximately the following or;
der: b s45 9Th ~ IL M 5$
II. al, increase IN prices. first OF special
commodities, then, In n a. less degree, 81 OF
commodities generally, and later OF real
estate, both Improved and unn1prov
52 . Increased stablls' lled en-
8terprIses and the forinatlon Of many new
Increased production or improved met hods,
such us factories md furnaces, railways
and ships, oil requiring the change of
circulating to fixed Scapita /. 5SHii
IL 20 An active demand % for loans SUI at
slightlyih higher rates OF In terest. * "
a25.. 4, Tho general employn1en = Of lnbor5 at
Increasing Or we'll sustained Wn ges.
rs. Increasing extravaganza in private
and public expenditure II
IS. The "a development Of . O mania for
speculation, ATTENDED BY 4 dishonest meth
DDS Sin business and the gullibility of
many Investors. h n "
Si$S...7. Lastly, great expansion Of dis
counts and loans, and resulting, rise IN
the rate OF interest; also q material IN
crease Y In wal es, attended 4 by Il frequent
strikes and by difficulty In obtaining
sufficient number Of laborers to meet the
demnnd"y 8 3issi s4 Y " 3 if5s5sS
Il These general observations remind ono
Of the IN the ble relating !El Ilrg
to the end: OF t4eawor RI clbles were
warned that they should aea i " of wars
and r,inlors Of wars; that ration I. should
rise against nation; and kingdom Sagain Inst
and that there should be famlnes
and pestllence and earthq kes in divers.
places. S AM 3 ri III l,5S
3 Since that time there have been wars
and pestilences and famines md even
earthquakes, but the end Of tho world
has not come. And It may be that our
season of prosperity is to abide in spite
of the Burtonic signs and the. 4; MISC vings
OF the Herald 3 pesss in,lst,
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HARD TO HOLD,
Negro Breaks Jail Twice and
Takes Locks With Him.
inl q M IThe &. Ylmes-D LHpnfCh.l

y 7Epec1aI y to the az IIHies-1J1HpHttE -
X HDATEIsYILLN,S a., July 5.---Ahout
three weeks ago a negro BY the name
OF John Smith was before tho Mayor
Of Colonial Beach, charged with stealing
a suit OF clothes, and was sent to the
3cou MY jail at Montross for four months.
On last Sunday evening. while the Mayor
was on his way to Montross, he met tho
negro In tho road. and noting a likeness
In the man to some one hn had seen
before. stopped and inquired II he was
not the negro whom he had sent to JAIL.
The man said that he was not, I. How
ever, when the Mayor renched Montross
he found the Jail open and Smith gone.
Sergeant Bilingsley was notified mt once.
ana no captured the man Monday morn
Ing. Tuesday afternoon Sheriff Harvey
s,phoned to the police that Smith had
again escaped. ia king all the jail locks
with him. aS S55
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t,asaare q ,ln,torm, sidewalk

NJ
q Passage ot uniform sidewalk ordi--
nance. n IL Nh 5s IssS5 iggs III ii
Passage IL nh ordinance # proteotitis
tie bayou from oil and duinrifigs.
Increasing tho time o. h Operation OF y
Tie sewerage pumping station.
The repairing 81 the inter beds.
" Thc Inauguration 81 = first Lass street e't
sweeping system. d 4 " IL
SThe Reorganization ot the various de- Dc
3partnents, including the police, the stir,e.
the engineering. the gar bage and the
Iscnvenger. III SGl s
rho Times-D Dispatch renows its stgges-
ton that the cities 81 Virginia Give the
Texas plan d thorough investigation. Il
10. operates 80 we'll III, Texas ~ should I'D
operate equally as we'll IN other States.
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~ " q ~ -
RlCHMONDER ELECTED
FIRST lCE-PRESlDEkI,

fspecIal$ 10 Tho Times ispntch.)
( ~ LEpo. OHIO .fJulyi s. 81 the last
session Of & the Natlonal Hay Asso q q.
tion.9 Hotel Victory. his Il m orning the
following officers were elected
President, f.. M Iyyasmuth. Roanoke
Ind.; First Vice President s. I'eye-
ridge. ri hrnond. Va. Second 81 lee Presi--.5
dent. George +. e Lotus. st. Paul: secre--s
tary ana Treasurer, = Z T, s Good rick,
Winchester. Ind.
The COMMITTEES on Place recon amended
az the next meeting place Niagara Fa lis.
but as members preferred Pu tsin-l3ay. u
was decided 10 settle the question ~
postal card NO to. AZ 81 D 5ss sst ;5 AZ ii
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58 Greed Of the Thurrnanites.


Editor Of The Times Di spatcll: SS
e$S Sir,-Yo will please allow me spa CO IN
your valued q paper to correc some mis-
takes IN regard to eond iv,i ia; We
Thurman, as appears In this mornings
paper. ,F5i si$a Il Is tts, is d
First. It e stated Il that II nm Of the
}Christadelpfan.5 Churc h.ss MS IS q ms,
more liberal than Christade llianis!n, as
oil can see BY ding the six volumes le
OF 'Milennial Dawn which ! endorse Sc
as scriptural . I. /, Y " {, u
prepare for the second coming Of Christ.
but forIY Ills glorious, powerful manifes--jj
tation as King " Of the whole cart I'm N
came cam s1v as a thief about 1874 and Is now
the eat OF the n Gospel al e,f
i. O., the true saints, pre- paratory to the
establishment or His king ON IN power
church glorined, all ia lions, dead IS and
living. are to DO blessed with restitution
for salvation Acts fiii;19- q. 5
b Third, I stated thu Mr. II urmans ms
mistake. but ST con sisted lin his expecting
LORD 1ha IL tie Scriptures
teafh veaa e9ms ns
in&kingly power not Que
Fourth, nm repre- sented as !, saying o. ,g
that christg klngdo d,q conS
stated itr1t that Christ was chronolo gieally,
due come that time nn9bserH y
Manifestation In king over to ,upliftS
;odg &c d a nea l,eSs ths fS'
N IN making these cor,rec Ions YOU 'l, VIII y, y
: Your humble servant and friend Z.
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=
81 In times Of emergen cyt q man may W ' IS
Intensely 8and With profit for Nj e liz teen,
hours a day. atnlna lions may be pa S. g.;
ed ,S$ Important hdd resses compile ted or
sudden and 1nomento GUS cases ut law pre-
pared. IN the Interest Of maximum i I'M m ell
$,lpon small amounts Of predigested food.
one may get along without exercise with
little sleep Il or relaxat ton Of any! KING.
III But the man who attempts 4s 70
do the work for q ear or Of "a lifetime az
this pace will accomplish far less than ~
he went slower.3fI It 10 not the point Z Oh
maximum eff cheney except for q spurt,
less prepared for BY q long perlo'dt N ~ ~
wise running. u II: ss fiat N s5 iiiss
SIS The degree Of Joy that a man finds in
his work Is due to two things: the In
ftensty Or fullness Of his vitality and the
$congenal character Of the work itself.
When one is thoroughly well and ylg Or
being alive, Is very great. ~ s sal
q time the nature OF tile Wo rls does not
tmatterato large extent. he sense g. Of
having power at your command ana ne
delight Of exertng Heyensl In coal 81 oyc IL
Ing or selling goods Is enoug 7:
Z. It is useless for the nervous. h 1HgE'
strung, quickly fatlguetl man e Wy \, ~
live BY the same prog ramme ~ as ~ ny
tphlegmatic, even tempered nelghbor
III The man who car VOL y ms -
best until after II long tps;lous OF warm
ing ID ought to stick 10 his Job, when WI.
once he has got at IT. as long az { no
can keep up to the high grade level
That Is the only real economy for him.
On the otl;6r hand, tho man VINO Sac-
complIshes most when he works by . ,llrts
ana takes Intervals of play .f8i between
times ought not to feel that he is dong
wrong when he gives up q, imlta ting mo
steady workman. ZEE If n .ss
A man who keeps worrying q bout the
state OF Ills liver VIII ulmost be sure 70
have trouble with 1t eventual y,ssAs 8s' y;
Exchanging symptoms lis q 7 vicious !' PAS
time. 1t always makes the 4 sy lrlptof.m' ON
themselves worse; and 1t Is con e GUS
as it gives them to other people by So s.
gestlon. Nothing could be- mors delnora! y
ling than the way invallds aud SCI
invallds Gund chronic complainers 50 u
together day after day to- lall sEoYer l'oy
they feel. i Crap-shooting would ne, 9 more
uplifting occupation, " M
1t Is obvious that the most logical
method OF slackenlng down the nctiyity8of
| the brain Is to draw OF the blood from
that nelghborhood. II the blood glupply 70
reduced brain activity Ia suro 70 snk
to a lower level There are SO yernl COM
mon-senss ways of bringing this about.
Ono OF them5is the application g cold
wet cloths to the back Of the head ana
neck, Another way Of solving tlle lll'o @
lem Is to soak the feet In, q lot ba tn
until the veins become dlatHd with
blood; or the whole body UP 70 he hips
may be given hot soak. With some
people a two or three-minuts lip;.bb bath
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Merely Joking

Woes of&the House Hunter rs
Newcome, have you sho. tho chutcs
since you camo to town r. Not yet
I've put lin all my time hatting the fats"
Chicago Tribune.
Afraid OF Its Job.-I,he tetan,,s germ
was out OF humor. OF course It said.
I'it's our mission to get into tho human
system, but since all this talk about
tainted meat I'm getting little squenm-
Philadephia Ledger. a
vi Told In Conndencs.-Fresh Guest:
Yours seems ia be fnyorite resort
for summer girls" Landlord; You bet!
Over there Ia a couple Of en- that's been
coming here for ten or fifteen summers"
Chicago Tribune, Il al \ XII a
Popular Science. Farmer Holik: my
nephew. who graduated from the ncad-
envy week before last Is a finished elo-
cutionsty Farmer Hornbeak: "That
SO? XIII him yourself ft-Puck,
BY Express.- Bess: ''Well, Mt last she
: has expressed hls love to him." Ned:
8"Whnt are you talking about? They've
been engaged for months BESIDES, your
remark was u little mixed, You said
she had expressed his love TO him, 3
Bess: Exactly; she has sent his letters
Observation-Disclosures Ledger
Reallsm.-''Iiands orr said the sign
above tho whirvlng machinery but tho
curious stranger did not heed At. An
instant later hes had contributed fin-
ger to the sprit|of Investigation. Darn
yeh!" he exclnined, looking from the
stump TO the MACHINE, "yeh needn't try
TO BIO so literal philadelphia Ledger
Realistic. -,"Yes,t he won prize at
the amateur photographic exhibition"
t'What! Why ho never took a good
picture In his lIfe All his efforts ! eyer
saw were nothing but gray smudges,"
That's II. He labeled one OF them "A
Day an London. Exchange. ~
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THE CENT \ !. mileage \ II. /. { .......
Case IS POSTPONED.
Called in the Staunton Court, but
Continued Until
Tuesday, A
(special y to The Tlmes- Dispatch,

\. lspenial to Tho Tlmes- Dispatch,)
z sTAIJNTON, VA, July b,-The case OF
Commonwealth, against the chesapeake
and Ohio ana Bal timore and Ohio Rail-
ways for the violation OF the Churchman
two-cent mileage law. was !. called this
morning. but continued Until Tuesday
next. sls "A Il.
Counsel for the defensa stated that
they had been to Richmond, and that he
was Informed that a Attorney General 4Anr
derson had taken the matter UP with
the Corporation. comIissio III M
y Comnlonwealth'sE Attorney Hraxt ton will
prosecute the SUIT 4. slSss "
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R1y,z., ,o,,, o. z; : Daay,.I
Love Songs 81 an Il Inmate IN Z:
v
86Srr HE sweetest flower that blows
,S'1 I: send youth a pot.
E6S5is5, II @ You think 1T Is q " rOSe


I You think 1t Is II q N rose
We'll, you are Gift Is no ~ ls5 ~
on, I'm not hurt-oh, no! .8
10 It's long been plain to me a
That you, dear lady, know 81. 81 #
But little botanee. 55
i've laid a garden-plot 23;8 3s.33
X Beyond your floral powers "a
I1'm sending with the pot Il ss5Si
MY '''I How to Know tho Flowers
There read my flowers fame
Among t he pictured flocks: Ii. 81
Gloxinia It's fair name, 5s n 3Iif &
Or. say, for shortment, Glox.
The sweetest flower that rocks
In what shy nook -who knows? p
Take dear, from mo q Glox; " q. IA
II would not send rose. h Ks % "A
And with 1t, ssweet--af, SEQ
A Soft on its trumpet face Il rs
Is brushed a kiss-from mo ll5 n ,iiIti 4
n Who languish IN this place. # \, NJ
My heart to-day boats sad u 4 III
n Against this prison pane q; 81 NJ s{f
8AIl, love. ann not mad! VI X II j.5gg
II These tears must prove me sane. 3
II weep all day, about in s5j .5 s 5i45s
# The grub down here's so poor! Si |.
a IT you'd just got me out
aS$S Id never cry no more. 53 I'll @
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Fell from Top Of Train.

3 .Il' (special to The Tlmes-p lspatch,l
sAhss aksa s S d Vas asl
IN. from d fast freight train here z ges-
d ak might. ,It appears that the unfor-
tmnate man was deeply under ne ~, " ~ y,
~ l q box car. n He met sudden death In
the fail which followed, and his body Was
terribly nlangled by the wheels OF the
| 4rnlI
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3 t
The / l1 l ] i ! 1
Sunday Sunday Lesson.
Third Quarter. Lesson 4 II. Matthew
* xvlii,E 81 .S5. July 8, 1906.
The DUTY Of Forgiveness

The Duty Of Forgiveness.
It e right for him who asks forg iyer,ess
Horace. .ts $ sg N 3S
Though s With their high wrongs am
Yet Y, 4 nobler R5sason, against my my
20 Il take part, qthe rnrer action is
Il1i 5,f%,s R.sssssS Shakespeare.
"a Tho parable OF tho king taking account
OF n his seryantssiW a transcript /, from O.
tine we're A he servants Of the Emperor
They were likely to DO sunlnrqned NH. 81,
instant and mad give account Of 1tlelr33
assas ina
King It pleases i atm t. br(ng {, I /;
creatures into IN accounting With q inset
peuf syddeny qss INC
setEloose and giveA another test. n this
parable Jesus portrnys q species q pre- re-
5lii1inary rlal White hi cyeals the soul g Of
He Is tenGthousaaid talents IN debt. These
.ngures simply illustrate the nnlensity Of
accGnlnt{ we SEN,
OF his inyincible bankrupt y, there .sl
nothing for the sinner to do but to sue
for mercy. One Of the Snlost co OIL
was moved with compassion, and 5forgave
him the debit Nh Il Fg Al
Z This parable H. an expansion. IN q popu,,-.s
lar and 81 nttrac tive form, OF the trut ruin
Il IS Lord how IA oft shall my
brother sin gainst me and forgive
him; till seven times The remainder
OF tho parable shows the inc righteousness
Of the forgiven sinner showing al. unfor-
giving spirit toward his fellow, p the
very incredb ility0s or y the supposed case
Jesus shows that " the unforgiving spirit
Is innompatible witt r die ipleship The
servant who has been forgiven OF
who owes him SIS lie does not follow
the example OF his king On the cor on.
trary,8Ehe scizes his d ebtor and demands
deed the king Is 5wroth, and cancels his
own forgiveness. i Il al ,82 y. KS
This is 4 Jesus answer to Peters cues
ton, F5' Tow oft shall I forgive r.. PeteIE
had made an advance upon the Tal1nud
and rabbis. i They taught the duty! IS OF !
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PropertyT Transfers Thursday.


Richmond -R D. Bowles and wife TO Mamie
corner Of Short Street, $1,000 i, z ls
IA W. III Adams and wife and James y. sloa9
to ID. 81. Harrink 81 LA feet on west nn Sac;
Eighth Street, 80 feet south OF Preston S''1ees'
y William A snider and wife to II: II ItId-
gins, q feet On east line q Fourth s'e's'' ~
ssa We s &c
i Estate and stewart Jackson Lewis Y
Patterson so feet NJ Street north%est d G9ai
ner Of Thirty-irst Street suDJect 70 a nesa
q c asss. s. 5or l ssy 70 70 Lillian
feet on vest line Lomtb'a,rxa6yy street l's tee'
Aiaury and wife to John =, ytasoi,ii
20 feet on north line OF I'ranklin y ~
feet Vest OF Enurth Street S. Ego ~, !,
Kittie d. Crawford to Henry y. Nyailersteln,
Wes fes or n sas.i u sres 'is1s
Henrico-H H. lIechar and WE e., ,l so
Mounts )? feat es ne u. af
ana asBBR ssE Asls S;
!, Man of il! ghland Springs, j / !, i y :.
sharp rs feet On Chafiln Street north.
wesi Corner Of Randolph street, 81 ~. 4
i. clay 9es q ael1R ;Ha e
61 40. ,gf 80 III 55lGIbl Ns2a
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The Baltimore Jury made anic,s work OF
the trial of William Lee the negro who
assaulted two white women in the county
OF Somerset. This shows that there was
no occasion Tor lynching.
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THE 11AN OF PERFECT HEALTH
Luther H Gulick M 81, Director of Physical Training
85 III. the New York City Public Schools,
s3 5 in World Work. s$}
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Rev. H enry 81. Georg Tucker = ';l4;:
Cables His Decision.
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NORFOLK. VA. July, 5.----I1 Roy. 81 enry
st George Tucker, preal1 of r. panlh
College, Toko. npan. has declined \
IN, cail Is the ctorate Of s.. 5 70 nv. Wis
pacopnl Church. this city, To- s'lcce !.
his father who has been elevated 70 tna
sbshoprc. He has cabled back tho br' Eaf
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