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ONLY 70 MINUTES

WILL 10 MI Y
10 ANELPOLIS AND THE GREAT o 8
NAVAL ACADEMY.
Inc only line whose cars enter that city
eno reach tho gate OF the Naval Academy
THROUGH LIMITED PALACE CARS
All 18TH and II sts. cars. leaving the cor
ner OF loth and y. y ave. NV every tfres
minutes. make direct connection with
Through Limited Palace Cara. leaving
White House Station:
Eor Baltimore. every hour On the halt hour
from $40 a. m 70 10 p - daily
FOR Annapolis and L. s. Naval Academy,
every hour on the half hOur from 6-s5 a. n
% go p m, and al $40 and L-sO p n
daily Ali OF these cars. however. VII re-
quire transfer at Naval Academy Junction
Acdluoral service may be obtained ~ TAX
ing any or the Limited cars for Baltimore
and transferring Al Naval Academy Junction
No walking or hiring OF cabs necessary u
washington 10 reach our station
Fares. one way. Round trip
To Baltimore. Md.-----.. 75c. fl-S
To Annapolis. Nd, and
V > naval Academy. &c -
Tickets issued b. this company include
street car fare in the District o. Columbia
on the lines u the Washington Railway and
Electric ca
EOr information and tickets apply at ticket
Offices. 18th and N Y. ave nv. OF, 18th ans
d SIS. ne-. Washington. d. c. or address
W x. SLAUGHTER,
General Iraflc Manager. EaLb1ZScG Id
aD5-H
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO P. r.
LEA q NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BILE LINE

ROYAL Blue LINE.
~Hfery Other Hour On the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK,
SEW TERMINAL. I'D ST, NEW YORK
100 a. m--DIneT. pullman Parlor.
800 a. m--BufIeJ, EaTlOr. . Hr. Train
$500 a. m--Dineg and Pullman ParI0r Car.
fll-0O a. m--D4ner and Pullman Parl0r Car.
200 p m--Dlnsr and Pullman Earl0r Car
800 p M--'-RJyzI Limited All PuILmaus-
400 p m--Coaclss % Philadelphia
800 D m--Diner and Pullman ParI0r.
$50 p nn--C0acles - Philadelphia
~ll.O0 p m---SleeperA
'Z-5Z a m--SIsepers-
ATLANTIC CITY, 100. 500. f11-o0 r. H..
tlsoo, 800 >. n
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR Oh THE HOUR"
Week days 9-5J a. 70 3 - M
'252, f5-Ol. 55J. 10 -I-J. r. 90. $50 800
- 90. 'Ie-O0, 'I-90 a. m. rlZ-0J noon. "Iz--5.
- 90, 'rI-l5, TZ-0J = 90. $50 "s-5J, 1869.
f4.s5. 500. T5l5. 80 TOO. $50 TI-ee 49,
ts-SO. 1900 'lo-S5, 'Il-5o. 'll-S5 p H.
CHICAGO. @s:JV a. IA, ~ $50 ?. n.
CINCINNATI. ST LOUIS, AND LOUIS
VILE, $40 a m. "4-l5 p n. sl2-fJ night
FITTSBCRG. $40 g. ~. '1-z2 $40 p H.
sl2-50 night
CLEVELAND. $40 ?. n
COLUMBUS. $50 p On.
WHEELING $40 a. "a. $50 p n.
WINCHESTER, 1910 a. m. e -o5. 1850 pm
FREDERICK. 1S--0. 1910. '-s.le an, ""l-s-.
HAGERsTOWS. 1910 a. M, ESQ ?. n.
"Dally- Except sunday a'Su1day only
TELEPHONES at all OF che following
-@f-zel Ofices- 1417 9 St. Tel Main I5sIs SIS
Pennsylvania ave. Main rs New Union
Station Ticket Ofice, Tel Main 1880. Int1r-
nation Bureau, Main 11S3- nllI-uc
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Circuit Court, No. 2.
JUSTICE ANDERSON
lCalled Nesterlavl


No 5O31O. Valentine VS.. Davis, judg-
ment of April % 1908. set aside and va
Gated. and judgment vs.. defendant on
publication and condemnation OF prop
erty Of defendant in hands of marshal
and condemnation of property In hands
OF Francis J. HeiberSc-. earnIshee
PLAINTIFFS attorneys, Mcneil & Mcneil
No 5000 Kinnear VS.. Lloyd; judg-
naent bv default VS.. defendant, for 500
interest and cost. Plaintiffs attorney
No. 1885. Potomac Dredging Co. VS.
Columbia National Sand Dredging CO..
on TRIAL Plaintiff attorneys, Hamilton
Colbert, Nerkes & Hamilton; defend
ants attorneys, McCammon q Hayden
and S.NDuncan Bradley
District Court.
JUSTICE BARNARD
Called today.)
No 6J1. In re payment Of damaEc
or account changes in grade square rs
ORDER directing marshal to summon
10. ~. IN re extension of Monroe
styeet Anacostia; verdict OF jury filed.
Bankruptcy.
4 CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
Called tOdayD
No. 3f1. In re Thomas Z. Waggaman
order ratifyinS sale
No 800. In re II. J. and I. J. Dill
hearing on discharge set for May i
1905
Criminal Court, No. I.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
(Called tOdayD
United States VS.. F. a. HYDE. ] A
PensOn. II. z. DimOnd, and J. II
Schneider, violating section $40 Revised
Statutes United States; on trial Attor-
neys. A A. f3irney. r q. Donaldson. A
< WOrthinEtOn J. G. Campbell. and
Frank Naudeneer-
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JOHN F. JERBIAN.
Headquarters for Virginia Prona-.z

sS0@t l. lER1lAN.
Headquarters for Virginia Property.
Fairfax and Vienna. Va, was5,,,-,.
q grain: dairy: fruit. poultry. or bIl,s o-y
farm OF timber tracks. IL VIII nav 20, =
send Tor my large list. Of all kinds OF Co-7--
property. II Is null o. bargains, 10 49,
oeauA " SUBURBAN homes, subdivisions All
klHcs CT business propositions. / have - -
tHO thousand places for sou to select 49, 49,
! nave always lived in the country a,S - -,
90 better part by you, than II / ha.5 ~
IN the city 4 can make terms 10 suf- -
me most OF the property that I bsv. .
sale is located near steam and eia-,-1e L9E
road and near Washington. NJ carrfav. =.
at your service any time 70 inspect -,r-,-se--
Shall be pleased 10 have you write - -, -,
ana let Is tax over business. I win hsJn
Once Hours, Fairfax. from g until - ,
fiennA- from until ( p. m. Wasbi1-----
Rom until 50 p. m You viii dnS 49,
Offices open AL day. Gail for list and 49,
connection. Fairfax ana Vienna Vo IT- -oos
ington Main tzS3- Now IS the time - -
home IL you viii make a Eooc inyes.-,~cS.
Why do you pay rent all YOUR life when -,
can buy properly on easy terms and nave a
home OF your own when you get old
apl-I
BUILDING LOTS at West CherrydaIe ~
Great Falls and Old Dominion Ry.: - e.
into city monthly payments
B. M. DAVIDSON,
Real Estate and Insurance. RossIv, =.
Suburban Property OF Every Descrfptjo5
ap2-tf
IF YOU want to buy Maryland fa--, -
S11urosA nome. see Us or send for latest
MARION DUCKETT & SON.
SIS N W. jv2-tf
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RIVERDALE, MARYLAND

Six-rCOm house in short walk to cars 50 Ooo.
lot SO monthly New six room and batb
house; nice large cellar and half arra -
ground. $500; terms arranged 10 suit
CLAUDE WARREN, n6anavsr
RTVERDALE, NM
ap23-tf
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MEDICAL
DR., Shade

DR.. Shade S zss fs5S gsF5:,.
3 years successful practice treating nervous
and chronic diseases. stomach lunEs liver
heart. kidneys. bladder, structure, GischarEes
general weakness and disability, blood skin
special and private ailments cured quickly
Consultation free Chandler Building EIs-
vator and phone aD-g-rr
W T. Baldus n. D.. Phi. D. German Special
ist on Diseases OF the Brain Nervous System
Heart. Kidneys. Stomach. and her Diseases.
Doctors services and medicine. s. Tel NJ
oslo Hours. 10 10 1. TO g SO. cor. 9th & r NV
DIR. FISK ELGN
Expert In the treatment Of private diseases
Medicine furnished Price moderate 1-a2
Pa ave. NV apI-tf
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WASHINGTON,
BALTIMORE AND
ANNAPOLIS ELECTRIC
RAILWAY CO.
The ELECTRIC line

Win the most luxurious, best lighted and
fastest interurDan cars a America
THE NEW AND BEST WAY"
TO BALI1dOhE. Md ANNAPOLIS Nd
AND GREAT U. S. NAVAL ACADEMY.
ONLY 70 MINUTES
From white House Station CI5th and r
SITS ne-). Washington. 70 the heart OF the
business. shopping. hotel and theater dis
uiets OF Baltimore. and direct connection
with every important street car line IN that
city.
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ONE CHANCE ~ A THOT7SaV0

=
Maple Grove Farm 50 acres < r,i-,,,t,-,
drlVe station. Is trolley. nearly 6 acres ovcb
ard young, thrifty, bearing trees in sr1e-,I5.J
conlltioni peaches. pears. apples. plu-Is. etc
delicious Golden Wax cherries. berries ~ q n
kind; IL acres strawberry plants. Iar~e
asparagus bed Solidiy built 7-roou br1,ss.
stone walled dry. frost-proof cellar: annie
porch room; corn house, new barn 3 chicken
houses. wired runs; well at door: fine snri1e-
100 yards house, reached by stone stems biS
tree over II; acre lawn; beautiful old NAMES
flowers, Shrubbery, high location: can 80
Monument: growing garden. ey-ervthin- ~
II, including acre OF peas. half acre potsYoss
etc A profitable home farm Irmeiiats
possession Tempting price. $1,000. 81 .e0
casa. No deviation THE SOCLE co. Inc
$50 Ia Ave. s-9o =.
S5s4-FOR SALE OR RENTAL PITe-5SI-
Md. 7-rOOm cottage; reception hall and bafb
large lot and shade; I block from trolley.
price, 5000. S200 cash. balance so ulontbIy-.
rent $50 THE SOULE CO., tIncD. $50
Louisiana ave. ana Or
FOR SALE-Choice lot on Great FAILS eIac-
trio railway, one fare: $500: s. easb.
s. monthly; IN proving section secure rTIrl,
for home CLARK BROS, 1853 U st nv
apzs-St
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Lengthen your life and live HILL buy haf-acre lot in
AUTOVILE Drink pure spring water and doctor bills This
spring of the best that has been developed Maryland
There nothing TO SurpaSS it. Remember that this subdivision
ss to date every respect High elevation overlooking
Washington abundance of shade wide Streets nearly mile
age main boulevard leading from Washington Baltimore
is being maCadamzed. Every who automobile
should home in AUTOVLLE. Price of lots from $500 to
$1,000. For plat and further information write call
Edward Daniels COM Ss'1i ' s"d 's: sts
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NORTHEAST REAL ESTATE.

BIG DEMAND EOR SMALL HOUSES.
Stafford & Norway, the only real estate
firm in Northeast. They devote their entire
time 10 Northeas- property. What have Won
70 rent or sell? We handle real estate. loars.
insurance. collect Jour rents, insure yovc
property. Seventh ana SITS ne rnh2s-9Ct
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~ UNUsUAL CHANCE 81 -

vell-built new home. within one far.
So per month TAGGART-THRIFT co
1906 New, York ave. spss-st
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WANTED-SUBURBAN,

SUBURBAN PROPERTY, about = acres.
suitable FOR fruit farming; easy drive Of Falls
Church. Old Dominion or steam line: 70 10
room house; must be cheap. Address 32QS P
ST. NV ap30-3t
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an In S,AI-ES-touse Of eleven rovus. v-ir1
g. g. ,-Ilole-n convenience. large hen1a-,, s, :
-saoIt- me shade eight acres OF lard 600
-l-L-es 70 city; bargain. - 2I-j- terms go
.-lgHSt OF seven rooms. town .,-s+.--- -,
laoi-' me shade. lot 9Ux-s0. three -,f-a...
suit. '' ~-.' CAST. balance ID
H. ne" I'VE rooms. good lot. near rs-
49, - pIice $3.50; $50 cash. balance mont
- liners Tor sale in HyattsvfUe- 5asi-e-'r.
~ mes Lo- rent In fayetteville
ARTHUR CARR Hyattsv{T74 NJ
~ SALE-The best six-room brick 49,.
- ne -NorthWest section FOR the rrr-,---- -
.-DS4ed street west OF 9th- larga f-,-.1 -
Terms eA--~o' price, -. 10
sl9E !. REAL ESTATE co, INC
-@Po0-5t 1873 G St y. u.
BOOMING HOUSE OF thirteen e---------
[Gonls: an flied s51 C NV 49,.
ofLENDID INVESTMENT -Tv-o-s f,- -
~ new on Z 81, $50 per month. vii -,
- - per cent HENRY ". OFFTTT s55 80
aD2S-tf
FOE SALE-CheaD. new ten-r59m boYss
az IaNoIna Park. on Willow ave two NO.
from car line Inquire OF J. T. SASD0P%
Inc Review and Herald Publishfnr T{o-'ss
ap2S-3t INNS MUSE
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR RENT STORES-Merchants attention
Corner store, 14th and Florida ave. NV; suit
able for most any business; up-tO-date show
windows md modern IN every respect: COOS
stand for hustler: $40 month.
II. r. HOWENSrEIN CO.. 1914 St NV
ap25-6t
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RUG WEAVING.

SAVE your old carpets: rugs woven fro,,
Std carpets: the only weaving factory OF ia
kina "a the city. carpet cleaning. WASH
-lNGIoN RUG CO., 9si 5th st. nv. N ssss
spI4-Sot
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MONEY TO LOAN.

IF YOU NEED MONEY to pay rent = ~
coal, VIII furnish all you need. lend Won
on your furniture or plano; these loans are
strictly PRIVATE. Try me. p o ROX
2S4s. Station g. fe5-tf
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FOR SALE-FARMS.

FINE FARM Of siXty-seven acres. twelve
miles from city on Pennsylvania railroad
eight-room house; plenty OF shade and fruit
and stock; cell cheap or exchange city prop
erty. CHAS. 5. MUIR & CO, Inc, 1903
Y Ave. II
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ROOFING PLATES.

Is IT ESSENTIAL 10 know the oualitv ~
the TN plate 70 so on your roof? Phone
West 81.
THE NJ c. MITCHELL, co
2lST- AND NJ SITS. y " - a.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-L0TS.
MUST be sold at once in Ingleside. beautis,il
building lot overlooking Park; fine sha
trees: great bargain: no agents need apply
Address IMMEDIATE" Times Office
ap29-ft
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FOR RENT-WAREHoUsEs

FOR RENT-New building. 4Ox5O: three-sto-,.
with new elevator; high ceilings: concrete
floor; fronting on a 3O-foot paved allev. ne
tween 6th and eth, II and SITS NV: suitable
for storage or business; 50 loads Of storage
could remain il desired; rent reasonable.
Apply 10 z. J. NEE,
9TH and II y. w ap2gzt
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ROOFS REPAIRED.

DON'T LET that leaky roof ruin plastering
and wallpaper. Leaks repaired free: roofs
painted cheap: best material used Iron
porches painted Drop postal viii call.
WATKINS. 9i6 H ne. ap29-I2t
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Times Want Ads Bring Results.
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LADIES' TAILORING.

LADIES suits and dressmaking at cut prices;
English goods. silk lined: latest style; guar
anteed nj. - and up: opening season RA-
IARSIGY * PATTERSON. 2020 14th ST NV
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TAILoRS' TRIMMINGS.

WOOLENS silk Innings. canvases 5e7-
cloth; all kinds Of machine silk twist and /
buttons; buttons to order. J. NICHOLSON
SH0ne a. esS-M. go sth ST. NV. /.
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BUILDING LOTS at West CherrvdaIe ~
Great Falls and Old Dominica IN, - -. -
into city monthly payments
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DANCING.

THE DANIsONS teach YOU 10 waltz correct
j. in few lessons; private or class Lessons
any hour- Academy .lS 9Th ST. NV. Expert
enced teacher. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. T Dawson
ano0-31r
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-18
YEARS OLD.
STILL VERY ACTIVE
Mrs. Torbert Has Passed Cen
tury Mark, but Is Not
Feeble Yet.

Almost as active as a person Of
fifty. Mrs. Ann Torbert, an aunt OF Mr.
John Risner, who lives on the Me-
chanicsvile Turnpike, celebrated the
Tooth anniversary of her birth at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Rachael
Pierpont, of Salem. N. J., few days
ago.
The celebration of the day alone was
quite enough to tire out one many
years younger than she. but on the
morning after the old lady arose at an
carly hour as usual apparently none
the worse for the "dissipat ton" 1t is
estimated that she shook hands with
and received the congratulations Of
about 500 people during the day. She
partook with /1eat relish Of a
sumptious dinner at noon, and in the
afternoon went for long automobile
ride with members Of the birthday
party. Mrs. Torbert's memory is re-
markabe, and she has perfect use OF
every faculty except her eyesight
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-18
TO ELEC| stat I
FOR CITY Home
Committee Determined to Secure
Best Physicians and Surgeons
Regardless Of Politics.

Although members OF the Council
openly stated heretofore that they Will
not be guided by the advice OF the
medical colleges in the selection OF
ten physicians who VIII form tho new
visiting staff at the City Home, 1t was
claimed yesterday that the committee,
at its meeting to-day, will not be
swayed by Internal strife, but Will
elect the most capable men. regard
less OF the effort OF some to have
friends and favorites named. Realizing
the Importance OF the work which
the staff will be called upon to per.
form, the majority OF the committee v
willing to accept the a,iyice and coun.
sci OF the faculties. Alderman Mitch
ell. however, has fatty declared that
he, for one, did not purpose to let the
colleges dictate the choice Simply te
keep tho record straight, 1t must be
said that the colleges have not resortco
to any such tactics.
Work Now for Harmony.
1t Is n known fact that some OF the
members have been at work In the In.
terest OF certain physicians, who will
not be supported by the committee
as whole. Mr.. Mitchell wanted q
special committee clothed with power
to nominate. but this plan was rejected
when 1t was found that the special
committee would have the deciding
vote in the final ballot by all. The
charge that politics had entered into
the discussion OF availability. which
fortunately was not generally circu-
lated. Is deplored by more active work
ers for the new arrangement. but they
believe that no evidence OF IL will be
displayed at the nominating meeting
this afternoon.
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money. but must be guided by motives
of the humanitarian Above all, he
must have that faith which Is neces-
sary for the Accomplishment OF ones
ideals, and that faith must be In Jesus
Christ, not, as in the case of Napoleon.
whose trust was in his star OF destiny.
Mr.. Latham closed with the happy ex-
ample of DR.. Mcclure, the kindly ply
stefan remembered In Ian AIaclaren's
Beside the Bonnie Briar Bush"
The exercises will be continued to-
day with clinics and demonstrations at
Memorial Hospital, and will be con-
Guided on Wednesday night with the
delivery OF diplomas at the Academy
of Music, and a faculty reception at
the Masonic Temple.
Following is complete program Of
the Medical College OF Virginia:
Monday. May is. 1908. 10 A. M.-2 p.
M.--Clinlcs and demonstrations. Me-
mortal Hospital; .8s P. NJ, class re-
unions Murp by S Tiotel.
Tuesday. May 10, 1908, 10 a. Ma p.
M-Clinics and demonstrations. Me-
mortal Hospital; 3 P. NJ. luncheon,
laboratory building; P. NJ. Society OF
Alumni. business session. chemistry
hall.
Wednesday. May 20. 1908. 10 A. M
EsoOS!ety VI aiuilni scleItillc SESSION,
chemistry hall. Subject for discussion:
'Nephrits," ". A. Shepherd. NJ. D..
Richmond, Va: j. Murray Ellzey, NJ.
D.. Philadelphia, Pa; Buckner NJ. Ran
dolph, NJ. D., Washington, D. c.;
George Ben Johnston, NJ. D., Richmond
Va. $3.50 P. NJ, commencement exer-
cises. Academy OF Music: final orator
Captain Joshua f. Bullitt. Big Stone
GAP. Va, 1890 P. NJ, faculty reception
Masonic Temple.
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RESIGNATION OF
POPULAR PASTOR.
Rev. f. w. Stone Leaves In
manuel to Go to Elizabeth
City, N. c., on June list.

After three years OF successful work
rs pastor of Emmanuel Baptist Church,
the Rev. u. w. Stone rendered his
resignation to the board of deacons
ri the close OF the morning service
yesterday, to take effect on the last
day Of this month. when he will be-
come pastor of the First Baptist
Church of Elizabeth City. n. G., where
he will preach his first sermon on
June 9TH.
Although IT was not definitely made
known until yesterday that MI. stone
had determined to accept t/e call, IT
was understood by his congregation
that his resignation would be ten
dered after the services. The SER
mon was. therefore, in the nature OF
n farewell address. Immanuel Cht,rch
has flourished greatly under his pas
torate, and his leaving caused much
sorrow among the congregation.
Letter is Read.
Immediately after the administration
OF the communion, the letter of resig-
nation was handed to the chairman OF
the board of deacons. and was read.
1t was full of expressions of love, good
will and regret at surrendering the
charge
Having heretofore to no avail held
several conferences with the pastor, IN
order TO try to induce him to remain,
the board at once acted upon the
resignation. A committee was ap-i
pointed to draft resolutions Of regret
on the part of the congregation. Last
night another committee was selected
to arrange for calling new pastor.
Though born and raised In Virginia,
Mr.. Stone was called to 1mmanuel
Church from New Haven, Conn, whore
he waz Very successful with a large
church
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THE COLONIAL CHURCH
Lecture to be Delivered mt st. PnuIs
Tonight by the Rev. E. l.. Goodwin.


Lecture to be Delivered mt st. Pnul's
Tonight by the Rev. E. L. Goodwin.
The first of series of addresses
and lectures to be given under the
auspices of the Mems Association of
ST Paul's Church will be delivered
this evening at S:15 o'clock in the
lecture room of that church by the
Rev. E. L. Goodwin of Fairfax. The
subject selected is THE Colonial
Church. on which Mr.. Goodwin is a
recognized authority of the highest
rank In controversy with Losing,
he succeeded in overthrowing and con-
founding that historian and convinc-
ing him of serious and frequent errors.
The address naturally will be Of
special interest to Episcopalians, but
the interest will not be confined to
members of that church. as people OF
ell denominations and of none delight
in study and knowledge of the colonial
period No admission fee will be
charged and the public will be well
coined
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Mt the door. Several citizens present
Cd valuable books to- the library, and
those Interested In the movement are
s sleat ss w moak sa' s
with the books already donated, the
library Is assured
VIII Appoint state Student.
MIR. D. u Pulliam, superintendent Of
ident OF the Virginia Polytechnic' In
stitute. announcing that appointments
81 n mae s shortiy at that school VIII
Mr.. PullIam will be glad to hear
from any one interested In the matter.
and can give all the Information nee
essary.
Personals aud Driefs.
The funeral OF Mrs a. G. Miller, who
took place from tho Sacred Heart
o on'nsk iyestsrday sftsrnsooI At
wood. The roiiow ms' ac aea as A pail.
PsaTsFs Bat Re- NJ Mr. Merchant # Raray MI NJ
Fitzgerald, MI Alexander
F4T enpy ans Ms eharles so nstes abused
ate vicinity of his home. and made
himself general disagreeable to his
Yesterday aftsrnoon oficer
the station house.
Captain Lipscomb arrested Fl. C.
for being drunk yesterday, and
afterward learned that the man was
was turned over to oaieer ?. I. watts.
Mr.. Carter Turpin has returned to
this city after more than years alb
sence in the West. Mr.. Turpin has
New Mexico since leaving here.
The bazaar given by the ladies OF the
Fifth Street Methodist Church closed
on Saturday evening with a delight
full entertainment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-05-18
AT UNION UNIVERSITY
Daccnlaurcntc Sermon Delivered Yes
terday by the Rev. w. G. James.

Sermon Delivered Yes
terday by the Rev. W.. G. James.
Commencement exercNes OF the Yir-
ginia Union University and Hartshorn
ternoon with the baccalaureate SER
mon: preached In the university chapel
BY the Rev. w. G, James. pastor Of the
Grove Avenue Baptist Church..
Tho exercises will continue through
Wednesday. This, evening at $50
O'Clock the graduate exercises OF the
academic class will take place. Com
mencing at $3.50 tomorrow afternoon.
the alumni will celebrate. AS soon
as they assemble the annual meeting
with the election of officers will take
place. The alumni banquet will DO
served at $3.50 O'Clock and the public
celebration OF the alumni will open at
s15 o'clock at night. The final exer-
cises Of all departments will take place
on Wednesday morning. At this time
diplomas and prizes will be awarded.