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COUNTY NEWS.
W. ,.m.y Ness, ~ stAw Sssss
BLssHILL
~ AldNWe

BLsRHILL
Z s.over, Of Boston, visited his
Ar pa,u, slower and wills, lest week.
- -. v Parker came home from Brock
0soiss 10 spend Christmas with his
family. .A, "a
foIM .yo. u. OF NJ, are home for the
holidays .x
i, the home OF their son. II. 3.
Sweet, u.
~. Christmas celebrations Of the two
az, schools wers enjoyed % usual BY
those who attended.
Miss Allie osgood, who closed hef
...ool Al South Bluehill Dec. =, has gone
!, normal school at Csstine.
r,e ladies Of the Congregational circle
~. purchased new piano, and II was
ri.csd in the vestry last week.
,ohn G. Ralph, OF Southwest Harbor, and
,...c s. Ralph, OF Northeast HarboF, Wis
~ their old home hsrs last week.
prof. Fowler, Of Brown university,
,itb his wife, Is spending The holiday
,,estion ct their cottaos = Parker Point.
1 memorial services ~ hsld 4 ths home
=, NJ and Mrs. william Mcdowell Sunday
.iernoon, Dec. q, in msmory Of Paris
Ttnnsy.
n annual business meeting and roll
al u The Congregational church will BE-
~ II the vestry Wednesday svsnins,
- There viii Be- suppsr ct . o'clock.
n = hoped there will be large attend
M, Of the church members.
M. q, III.
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NJ hEREAS George w. Brigham, Of La
~ moine. county Of Hancock, and state
Vi Maine, by bis mortgage deed, dated May -
a. e. a. 1908. and recorded in the registry Of deeds
r ,or hancock county. in hook l0a, page u, con-
ne, TO as, the undersigned. certain lot OF
parcel o. land situated in Lamoine, county OF
Snaneock. State OF Maine. and boundei and
t me an. - follows. to wit: Beginning ~
s sne middle Of the town road on tie northeast
corner no,r, bound Of land owned by. John Gin.
pnnrick; thence south ten Q0) degrees east
following said JOHN Gilipatrick line one hun.
line ~ s,wenty-nine ll2sl rods more Q. less, 20
lssy nS following said Dyer Yonng's line q
loi a 70 me west line Of land OF my Homestead
nnr ana line Of land Of Henry d. Gerris6 thence
iinn o. eight 90 degree. west following said
tiaS VI my Homestead lot one hundred thirty
t sas rods more or less. 10 the middle Of the
die y, fVsa; thence easterly following the MID.
IN ~ ~ the town road thirty 10y rods. and I'VE
tsn onain iinks TO the place Of beginning, con.
whsrsss. tsn llD) acres more Or less; ana
hssvn, I the condition OF said mortgage has
|b reaeSSf osen, now. therefore. By reason q the
|forsIn OF the condition thereof We claim
|oi JnSted 1t Winter Harbcr, Eaine. this nd day
~esmber, 1eoe. LoRING RAND.
LBwIs y. BIcEpoAD.'
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MATE o. mA1N8.
Cna1~eksr,s AAv~rHso~rnant ~ an1A ~ rasnAa
- -.1--xsr ,--.-.
Oh NenessN 'a1
Unpaid tAxes on lands oitoato4 In the town Of
Southwest Harbor. Y tie county q Ham
cock, Tor the year loo0 IN. b. The nAne Of
said town Wss iofme " Tremont).
FIVHE following list 81 taxee ON real estate
Il Of ncn resident owners in the town Of
Southwest HArbof Aforesaid, for the year 1eo6,
committed to me for collection for snid town,
on the eighteenth day OF May, 1908, remains
said taxes. With interest," and charges are not
previously paid. 70 much Of the real estate
taxed ~ 10 sulcient 70 pay the amount due
g seS nce i pnc sno
ton ut Masonic hall. In said town, On the first
Monday Of February, 1905, 1t O'Clock m.
t AMI d1 %
Name Of owner, description incld In
Of property. 8 chgs
Abbie N Fulton, land and buildings
At Manset; Brown lot in pasture, o6s %
w d Cover, n undivided IL Moore lot,
"a ., s65
Il Point lot 81 ship Herbor. II s,2n
north Of road ct Ship Harbor, 1919
W Byefley, Homer Drawn mountain
lot. 9 .. $50
Heirs OF Charles Byanscome, Ia from
Herr Of Eaton CHI. msrsl lot. a. :.
wood lot Known - Pratt LOT rs =
Holmes wood lot. Il = IA Of Hadlock
lot, 10 ., 3 Of Rich lot, 20 ., I'LL
Prof Samuel Downs. land and cottage
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss.-At q probate court held at
Bucksport. In and for said county OF hancocH;;
on the first day OF December. in the year o.
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
CERTAIN instrument purporting to be
Of Daniel Colt Gilman, late Of Balti-
more city. in the state Of Maryland. de-
ceased. and Of the probate thereof IN
said Baltimore tin" ssy aaS sSs adss
probate for our said county Of Hancock for
the purpose Of being allowed. filed and re-
corded in the probate court OF our said coun-
Ordered, That notice thereof be given to
ali persons interested therein, by puoiisnlns
q copy Of this order three weeks successiveIy
in the Ellsworth American, newspaper
printed ~ Ellsworth. in said county OF Han
cock, prior to the eth day OF January.
1909 tina, hsn they 9 s msy at aeRlssr {.
in and for said county of Hancock, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon. and show cause II
any they have. against the same. .,
EDWARD f. CHASE, Judge OF PROBATE
A true copy OF the original order.
Attest:-T. +. MAHoNEy. Register.
TINE subscribers. William F. Leslie, OF
Il Spokane. county OF SPOKANE, Wasnlne
ton. and Joseph n. Fisher, OF Lewiston; conn-
Nv Of Androscoggin, Maine. hereby give no
tice that they have been duly appointed ad-
minisfrators Of the estate Of
SAMUEL g. LESLIE, JR., late Of CASTINE,
in the county of Hancock, deceased, and
given bonds as the law directs, And tnat
the State Of Maine, has appointed the SAID
Joseph b. Fisher, whose address 10 No.
500 Main street. Lewiston, Maine, MS
scns having demands against the estate Of
ssid deceased are desired to present the
sane for settiement, and AL indebted thereto
are Isauested to make payment iFm I1ssn
JosEPH b. FIsHEa.
November fourth. 1893.
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STATE or MAINE.


collectors Notice and Advertise ment OF
Sale Of Lands Of Nop-Eesident Owners.
Unpaid taxes ON lands Of non resident owners
situated In the town Of LAmotne, In the
county Of Hancock. for the year 1908.
ME following list Of taxes ON real estate
- Of non-resident owners, situated In the
Town Of Lamoine, Aforesaid, for the yeer 1905,
committed to me for collection for said town
On me 2lst day OF April. 1893, remains unpaid;
and notice - hereby 9iven that II said taxes
r rs;s interest and charges are mot previously
PAD. 50 much Of ske real estate taxed - y
ssamcient and necessary 70 pay the amount
uge thefefor, including interest and charges.
VII be sold without further notice, ct pubic
auction ct Town hall, In said town. ON the hrst
"ohday OF February. lsoe. st ten O'Clock D m.
name Of owner. description Amt Of
Of property. Acres. tax due.
Heirs Of Barron K Martin, 70 e137
Lxmoine b Bar Harbor Land
Co. lands formerly Of Otis
Googins, N C& AW King,
Mary a Bunker, Richard Per-
kins, Mary Davis. 52le ID 50
carrie Hopkins, 74S
francis Hodgkins, 30 $50
SNatherine Kern, 7l2 as
Nathan Ash, IS 76
arthur b Holt, 81 276
Wesley A Dawes. homestead, ZIG
ISAIAH W. BowDRN, Collector
OF taxes, town Of Lamoine.
LdmOluR. On
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FTyHE subscriber hereby gives notice that
i he has been duly appointed admins
traitor of the estate OF
SLOWER P. GROSS, late Of BUCKSPORT.
given bonds IS the law directs. All per.
sons having demands against the estate Of
said deceased are desired TO present the
same for settlement. and al indebted
thereto are requested to make payment Inn
mediAtely. RAYMOND FELLOWS.
Bucksport, Dec. 10, 1908.
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STATE or MAINE.
COllec tor's Notice Of Sale Of Lands of Non
Resident owners.


Unpaid taxes ON lands situated in the town Of
Winter Harbor in the county Of Hancock,
for the year 1908
TINE following list Of taxes on real estate Of
ter Harbor aforesaid. for the year 1903. COM
mitted to me for collection for said town on the
twenty third day Of April. 1908, remains UNI
paid; and notice is hereby given that II said
taxes with int and charges are not pre-
viously paid, SO much Of the real estate taxed
as is sufficient and necessary to pay the
amount due therefor, including interest and
Town hall, in said town, on the first Monday
Amt Of
tax due
Name OF owner. description incld in
Of property. & chgs
Mrs Fife Anthony, land bounded on
east. south and west by land Of EJ
Hammond, on north by land OF
Jeanette and Myra Smith, e26s
Mrs E ID Bragdon. land bounded on
north and east by land OF The Win;
Of Mrs Leeds, Mrs Moore and Mrs
Lee and Frazier's Creek, west by
Frazier's Creek, 73a
F Bracket. lots of land No "A, 10, 10,
10. sec G. No4, s. =, 8. 9, 10, II, sec F.of
the H d Joy property recorded in
Hancock Co reg Of deeds, book OF
Mis- Percie Danielson. lot No u.s. sec Q,
on Park ave, lot No "a, sec H, on
Schoodic ave, AZ
Mary french, lana Known as6Flat Is
land situated west Of Grindstone
Neck, All
Howard M Faust, lots Of land No 80
and 80. sec N. shown on plan OH
d Joy property, rec In Hancock Co
reg q deeds, book 9ots q pl.ns2 Pa IA
shown on plan Of H D Joy property,
rec in Hancock Co reg Of deeds, book
OF plans 2, p A., q.
Lsuretta M Moir, lots Of land No 1877.
shown on plan Of Joy property.
book OF plans 2, p A. This property
contains lots No 81, 20, Is. 26, %, 80 in
sec.F, No IA. Is, IS. 10. ~ %, sec E. No
| 10, 10. IL, sec B, No 81. 81. sec p, No IS.
Sc, 81. SO, SO. 81, 81, So GA, IS, sec L. 2e
Michael Povich, lots No and 8, sec F.
| No IS, sec M, NO Is and 49, sec /,
| shown on plan Of H u Joy property.
| rec in Hancock Co reg Of deeds, book
| OF plans 2, Pa, 20
Fountain Rodick, lot Of land bounded
west by waters OF Frenchman's bay,
on north by land Of Flint and Smith,
| on east by land Of Jennie Tracy est.
| Lot Of land known Is Ned's island.
| Lot OF land bounded on south by
| land of Faith Moore, on west by
| waters OF Frenchman,s bay, on north
| by land OF said Rodick, on east by
| land OF Nancy Joy. rs 4
| John w Slater, lot OF land No 70, shown
on plan Of Grindstone Neck, rec in
Hancock Co reg Of deeds, book of
plans 2. p IL. ss
| IRA B. Foss, Collector of taxes
| o. the town of Winter HarbOr, Nj
| Winter Harbor, Dec. 10, 1908.
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Dec. Is.

Doan's Reguiets care constipation without
gripping, nausea, nor any weakening effect.
Ask your druggist for them. IS cents per box.
Adult.
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lsaal Nottfes,.

NM ~
Wyman. Ed. cottage and lot,
bounded ON the north and
east BY land Of Deborah
Cole estate, on the south
BY land Of Leander Young,
on the west by road, 2aS 5la
Bid, John b Co, land at
West Surry with buildings
thereon, known as the Alb.
bic Carter place, bounded
on the north by highway,
on the east by Gold stream,
on the south by land OF
Geo Gray, on vest by Tod
dy pond. $50
Wild land northern half Of
lot ~, bounded ON the east
by land Of r T Carlisle. lot
"a. on the south by land Of
g Saunders lot "a. and on
the west by land OF Albert
and William Carter, 80 80 80
Young. Leander, cottage lot,
bounded on the north by
land Of e w Wyman, on
the east by Deborah Cole
estate. on the south by
land Of Morang and Chas
Treworgy, and on the west
by road, u IS 81
DYER J. CuRTrs, Collector
Of taxes Of the town Of Eurry.
Dec. IA, 1908.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOsURE.

ISAIAH W. BowDRN, Collector
OF taxes, town Of Lamoine.
Dec. ~, l0s.
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Legal Natts,s.
STATE OF MAINE.

COLLECTORS Advertisement Of Sale Of Land.
OF Non-Resident Owners.
Unpaid taxes on lands situated in the Town NJ
surry, IN the county VI Hancock, for the
VIE following list Of taxes on real estate
= OF non resident owners in the town Of
surry aforesaid, for the year 1908, Committed
20 20 me TOT collection for said town on the first
day Of May, 1908, remains unpaid and notice Il
hereby given that II said taxes with interest
and charges are not previously paid, so much
o. the real estate taxed as is suficient to pay
sne smount que therefor, including interest
and charges, will be sold without further mo-
tice At public auction at town hall, in said
town, on the first Monday in February, 1909, 1t
. cioch u. M Amt Of
Natne OF owner oescr1p. tax
tion OF property. Acres. Value. due.
~ oh '~'~~' $500
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80. W.. ia, tax
:" . 100 SIC 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-14

ladies Of Fifth Street Methodist Epis-
copal Church continues to attract large
crowds and each night good sum Is
realized. Last night the Chain Hill
quartet rendered several selections, AMI
Miss Nelson, Mrs. Carver and Mr..
Rhodes sang and recited. Attractive
programs have been arranged for the
balance of the week.
Mr.. Blunt Delegate.
Mr.. w. j. Blunt, OF this city. has
gone to Columbus. Ohio, as represen-
tative Of Division No. 532 at the Ma
tional Convention of Brotherhood OF
locomotive Engineers. and will be out
of the city about three weeks Mr..
Blunt Is the youngest engineer in the
division. and is very popular. In the
selection of Mr.. Blunt as delegate
every member was pleased.
Armistead Pays $50 Fine.
Leroy Armistead, colored, charged
with selling whiskey was before
Mayor Maurice yesterday morning, and
was fined $50 and costs and placed
under $500 bond. Armistead, who
bears an excellent reputation, and from
all reports seems to be hard working
boy acknowledged lis guilt, but
claimed that he was not regularly In
the business. He paid his fine and
his mother was accepted as security
Les mas never been locked up before.
Personals AMI Briefs.
Mrs. De Eanie, Of Prince George
county. IS visiting Mrs. Samuel Rich
ards. on Porter Street.
Mr.. Edward Hyde, who has been.
visiting In Newport News, has returned
to HIS home at Forest HILL
Miss Lena Warwick, Of Campheld,
Va, Is the guest Of Mrs Lawrence In
gram.
marriage license was issued yes
terday to Joseph p. Tate and Leslie B.
semmars After the marriage the cou-
pie will reside in Manchester.
Mrs. Charles Il. Conley is visiting
friends in Columbus, o.
Miss Sue Jones Is visiting MID. l..
Pulliam.
Miss Lula Baird is visiting in Wash
inston, D. G.
Miss linghanhaus is visiting Miss
Susie Simpson. on Porter Street.
Miss Elizabeth Gum is visiting Mrs.
Leland Rankin. at Forest Hill.
This afternoon at o'clock Messrs
Augustine Royal & Co. will sell at
public auction four very desirable
building lots, located at Thlrtcenthand
Perry Streets.
The board of directors of the Man
chester and Chesterfield Business MEMS
Association met Tuesday night and
transacted considerable business.
Invitations to the thlrty-ninth annua
social of the First Presbyterian Church
have been issued. The entertainment
VIII take place Thursday night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-14
.DR. BAILEY SPEAKS
TO GRADUATES

The fifth annual commencement OF
Richmond Training School for Kinder
gartners, OF which Miss Alice N. Parker
is director, was held YESTERDAY evening
Mt $40 o'clock, In Wonan's Club,
Members OF the class ar Misses
Edit, Pentletni Mccarthy. ti3lut Ben
nett. OF Botctourt county; Grace Fleet
Vest, of Richn mi; 4".Sl Mice "arber,
nj fredericksburg: Lucy Nliiunison
Duke, of Richmond. and Kate Ashton
Miller, Of Wythsvillc.
The address to these young ladies
was made by DR. L. Fl. Bailey, OF COR
nell University. The diplomas were
Richmond College, member of the
board of trustees
DR.. Bailey had as his theme Tie
Beginnings OF Education."
DR.. Woodward introduced the speak
er of the evening, and DR.. Bailey was
specially fortunate in what he had TO
say, bringing out fully the importance
OF right beginning IN ed .t. a,,u
textbook will be to great eSteh g.,
superseded by the book of nature ~
which all the lessons of life nave their
beginnings. ~, =,
plomas were awarded by :. WOOD
ward lin a graceful and appropriate
manner amid much enthusinsiasi.: ana
applause. The graduates were charm
ing group OF. girls In pretty sraahs
Kindergarten Alumpae Associatioi.
were present to offer hearty welcome
and congratulations to their newly
nedged comrades.
Floral decorations in roses ana Gal
sizes We're beautiful and profuse. me
flowers sent the graduates were heaped
on the piano In the drawing-room ,,,, IN
an artistic anu fragrant heap. me
bright. happy faces Of the gradua,es
smoke volumes for Miss Parker's train
ing and the occasion was one OF the
most successful in the successful MS
tory of the association.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-14
rency bill. The best information In
dictates that the bin Will be passed by
small ma jority.
NEED A BETTER ARMY

General Grant Emphasizes Face Speak,
ing to Founders nnd Patriots.
NEW YORK, May 13,-At a banque1
held tonight at the Hotel Manhattan
by the Society of Founders and Pa
triots, speeches were made by Major
General +. D. Grant, Rear Admiral c.
T. Goodrich and Lyon G. Tyler. presi-
dent of the W.!.sSm and Mary College.
General Grant emphasized the need
of large military provisions. He said;
THE motto recentE loft off our coins
and which is to be replaced--In God
We Trust-has, think, been the mot
to we nave been. using in reference
to our army. God has taken care OF
us so far, but don't know how long
lie will continue to do so. We arc
tlon is SO little prepared to meet tho
consequences.
turned from the army arm toward the
navy. The navy is, progressing faster
than the arlny---no, mean increasing
faster. am glad of 1t, and sorry
It's not still faster"
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was adopted. This carried with it a
recommendation that two of the bishops
be stationed in Africa and three in
America.
A resolution was offered yesterday
that the bishops elected for Africa
should remain in Africa and only re-
turn to this country once III four years,
this not to be counted in the return to
meet the general conference.
DIR. r. c. Ransom. of New York, at
the night session Of the a. NJ. E. de-
livered a strong address upon The
Condition Of the Negro in America"
1t was a strong plea for the full recog-
milton of all the civil rights of the
negro, and contended that slavery alone
did not lebar him from the recogni-
ton of mis- rights as free man to-
day. He lecred the contention of anti.
negro agtntors that it was to the ne
gro's best interest to be denied the
ballot, declaring that 200 years of slav-
cry, in contact with the civilization Of
the nation. qualified him for citizen
snip. He urged that the negro is bet
ter qualified to be entrusted with the
ballot than thousands of foreigners
annually granted citizenship. The 9th
Ell speakers were: Bishop Moses Sadler,
d. D., of Charleston; Rev e. j. Gregg.
y. D., of Jacksonville, Fla.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-14

comes up for settlement. was caused
by the introduction of a motion by
3. l.. Payne, of Nebraska, calling for
detailed account of the finances and
business of the two houses for each of
the past twelve pears.
Rev. DR.. John Handley, OF New Jer-
sey. made an Intellectual attempt to
lave passed by the conference reso-
luton providing for the nomination of
presiding elders by annual conferences.
This matter is now before the commit
tee on itinerancy, which will. it is
expected. recommend that the bishops
continue to appoint the presiding eld-
ors. but that hereafter they shall make
their selections from lists of three
nominees for each presiding elder
ships. these nominations to be made by
the annual conferences by ballot.
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WILL CLEAR SONS NAME
Father of Harry West Indignant at
Finding of Coroner's Jury.

fsn<ciai TO The Times Dispatch.1
NORFOLK, VA. May l3.--H ".
West, father of II. w. West, il, con-
nected with the Rorshach murder mys-
terry in the coroner's jury verdict an
snounces that his son, Harry, will ar
rive in Norfolk Tomorrow morning
from Redtora City, Va, where he is
attending school. and will Immediately
surrender In the police. counting a
Fun investigation of the charges. He
neries that his sen is in any way CON
rertei WITT! tine. ease.
The fanhfy' i. indignant that the
boys rat,.e." has neen connected with
the la,irder and Mr. West declares
that tire law VIII be invoked to. clear
his sons name CT the charge. He de-
rlares he would rather have had q
verdict against Ills son, chargi:; lin
directly with the crime, than the ona
given. which, Ia has been given to
understand, cannoc be acted on in court
unless ihe countY authorities decide
to prosecute young West, which they
gro not inclined to do,
There was report current tc. LAY
that the Vests would bring action
for damages agains. the individual jul
lcrs, but TINS could not be verified
attorneys declaring them not responsi-
HE Detectives are working on the
case. &t
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DIR. RICE COMES
TO UNION SEMINARY
Continued From First Page.)

ss ioews the Re Soard frfe'f 81 p
Maxton, n. e.; Mr. B. F. Hall. VIII
mngton. y. c.; Rev. 1. B.. Turnbull
kins, D. D. charlestown, w. Va; ex-
Governor ]. Hoge Tyler, Radford, Va;
Mr.. George w Watts, Durham. n. c.;
Rev. G. W. Finley, .. D., Fishers
vile, Va; Rev J. w Rosebiro, p. y,
bell, D. D.. Asievllle, ". G.; Judge Geo
L. Christian, Richmond, Va; II. Brad
ley Davidson. Esq. Bethesda. Md; Rev
A. McFaden, Clarkton. N. e.; Rev F.
r. Law, D.. D.. Lumber Bridge, n. g, c.:
Rev. j. r. Howerton, D. D., LeXing-
ton, Va; Rev. W. d. Morton. p. D.,
Rocky Mount n. c.; Rev. F. I. McFa-
den. D. p, Richmond. Va; Mr. g, N.
Donaldson. D. D., Huntington, w. Va;
Rev. D. ]. Woods, Blacksburg, Va;
REV. w. r. Laird. D. d., Danville, Va;
Rev D. l. Craig. Reidsville, n. C.;
Rev. c. M. Richards, D. D., Statesvllle,
Closing Exercises.
The closing exercises were held in
the Watts Chapel yesterday morning
at II o'clock, The sermon was preach
ed by the Rev. William II. Laird, D
Church OF Danville. Ills discourse was
clear, logical and eloquent and was
eminently fitted to the, occasion.
After The sermon. the degrees and
yates by Mr.. George w. Watts, presi-
dent Of the board of directors. The
attendance was unusually large. I,
through an 2oersaSht -, mere ere : Mas ! !.
exercises the fact that Mr.. Samuel
McPhceters Glasgow, of Lexington. Va,
and Mr.. William Walden Arrowool;;
Of Glover, s g. had d. been Gnra apP Geinwl
ship which secures for them q year
Of the study ct the se NE
FACULTY has In it's power to bestow on
any Of the gradaapth1n tin elaS..
dies Of the Second presbyterian Church
q Richmond as asa a memorial n, n to the he
alumnus of the seminary and for many
pastor Of the Ghurch Ths Int
the discretion of the faculty to give
year Of post graduate, study to the
most capable mon IN the graduating
| classes, ss.