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The Washington bee., 1911-08-12
The College of Arts and Sciences.

Devoted to liberal studies. Courses
IN English, mathematics, Latin,
Greek, French, German, physics,
chemistry, biology, history, philoso-
ply, and the social sciences, such as
are given il the best approved col
Ieges. Sixteen professors. Kelly
Miller, A. NJ, dean.
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PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS.
The School of Theology.

Interdenominational. Five profes-
sors. Broad and thorough courses.
Advantages of connection with a great
university. Students aid. Low ex-
penses. Isaac Clark, D. D., dean.
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The Academy.

Faculty of I3. Three courses of
four years each. High-grade prepara-
tory school. George J. Cummings,
A. NJ, dean.
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School of Manual Arts and Applet
Sciences.

furnishes thorough courses. Six
instructors. Offers four-year courses
IN mechanical and civil engineering.
and architecture.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-07
e than a km, of this

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 A friend of mine advised me to try Cardui, so began taking 1t, at once, and with the best results, for was cured after taking two bottles. My mother and my aunt have also used Cardui and were greatly benefited. shall always praise Cardui to sick and suffering women.'
 Cardui is purely vegetable, per fectly harmless, tonic remedy for wo- men, and will benefit young and old.
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 Cardui has helped a million women back to health and strength.
 Have you tried 1t? If not, please do. It may be just what you need.
 N. B.-W,fte to: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chatta. nooga Medicine Co.,. Chattanooga, Tenn, for Special Instructions. and 64-page book. Home Treatment for Women" sent in plain wrapper. on request.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-07
Dinner Party.

MT. and Mrs. Gustave Jones entertained with a delightful little dinner party Friday even- ing, the occasion being a birth day of the host. The dinner was in six delightful courses and was faultlessly served and was an evening of genu- inc pleasure to those seated at the hospitable board. Those present were Judge R. E. Jef- fiery, George L. Grant, Ira J. Pickns, Ira J. Mack, L. l.. Campbell and Dr. Charles Hill man Brough, of Fayetteville.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-07
our city.

our city.
 Delicious cake and cream were served by waitresses during the evening receiving hours and Mrs. Simpson sang a number of pretty songs and her beautiful soprano voice was never heard to a better advantage.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-07

Foley Kidney Pills will check the progress of your kidney and bladder trouble and heal by re- moving the cause. Try them.- w. E. BEVENS.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-07
SHOWED HIM. THE TOWN.

When you want to show your visiting friends the sights of the town and the vicinage, be sure you have a stylish and otherwise satisfactory turnout-speedy, well-groomed horses, up-to-date and we'll kept buggy, carriage or runabout. Your first call should be at Loftin's well equipped liv- cry stable. Prices moderate. Horses boarded.
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-07

AslI D. D. IL. NldI IOll dllQ CllllCti Glt left this morning for a weeks visit to MT. Marion at England. Games of Rock, Flinch and Chanticler at Prices Book Store
 99btf
 Frank Caldwell arrived home yesterday from g months stay II Atlantic City and St. Louis. AToilet paper at Prices Book Store. 99btf
 Ny. and Mrs. R. P. McCuistion retufped home yesterday from weeks travelling in the state. ReV. Bedford L. Harris has re- turned from Alicia where he has been flor the past week as- slstlng Tn a revival meeti lg.
 Fresh caAdled eggs, young chickens, new sweet potatoes, peas Concord grapes and ba- nanas at Bowen's Cash Store.
 24d6
 Mrs: c. c. HAekett, accom- panied by her mol< her, Mrs. M. D. Campbell, left TNesday for a couple Of weeks sta\ at Heber Springs.-Augusta FNee Press. The latest books fo\ rent at Prices Book Store. 9obtf Bevens' Heat Lotion\ cures heat. \7oh+f Have you seen the elActric kaleidoscope? ? Where? At Aow- ems Cosh Store. 25A6 Miss Jennie stuckey ea tained 9 few frielns very
 relepnos.z
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-07

A"StN CoNifty u SpGLlu CtluQdy.
 Turnipseed at Prices Book Store. 9obtf Jack Ware returned from Little Rock this morning.
 Letter files at Prices Book Store. 99btf W. H. McHale came in this morning to spend several days. Toilet paper and fixtures at Prices Book Store. 99btf L. Hirsch came in last night to spend several days with his family.
 Turnip, mustard, rape and kale seed at Bowen's Cash Store. O5b3O. Fresh candled eggs just re- ceived at Bowen's Cash Store.
 25d For roof patching and paint ing, call on John A. Smith, 418 Newport avenue, now at work on the opera house roof. 25d6 .2 Found Paper at Prices Book ke. 99btf.
 nss Denton, a popular
 fo all n22f Grubb5,~ .S~as,-is3322 -s32
 Phone 150. >a,.llIe
Newport daily independent., 1911-08-07

HeeiS ~o Of furniture, floor coyAee CT anything in our lind,e us, get our prices for X will do you good and us' 2 X Crawford Furniture Co
 brighten up. Brighter here-tbe time to clean II, house, renovate and make tn ngs look neat and clean can help you in the work wi of Sherwin- Williams Paints neshes. Sold by Claude c 9fh and Main streets. 1 -sherwin-Williams Pal t economy, paint quality nj economy. Save money lsfactlon by paint ng .l with sherwin- -Williams1 ~legg & Co, 5th and u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
ATTACH PROPERTY
OF LIQUOR PEOPLE
Marshals Take Charge Of Two
Distilleries Under Order From
Federal Court.

fragrant violations OF the unitcu
States internal revenue laws have led
TO drastic action OH the part of local
representatives OF the department. ana
yesterday the property. all appurte.
nances and everything connected WITH
the Broad Rock and Dinwiddic dstil
leries were attached upon the ordc,
OF the District Court. 1t Is understood
that third distiliery will be seized
to-day.
The concerns taken by Deputy Mar.
shall Rogers yesterday are alleged to
have committed numerous Violations
OF the revenue laws. On account Of
tho difficulty which has been recently
experienced III tho conduct OF local
whiskey manufacturing establishments.
Collector M. *. Lowry and Revenue
Agent Chapman recently agreed upon
plan to break up the fraudulent
operation of the distilleries. and suits
against the owners Of the plant have
been filed
Alleged misconduct OF distilleries in
the vicinity OF Richmond has lately
ncen the source OF considerable worry
10 the local revenue authorities Per-
sistehcy on the part Of the whisltey
makers has Led the officers 60 take
steps which will break np the practice
even at cost of causing ali loca,
manufacturers to suspend operations
The distllery property now in the
hands OF the Federal officers viii re-
main idle pending action Of the court.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
Giues Waning When It's Too Late

women or mattresses, or to any estab-
lishment save where something--no
matter what's manufactured. It is
construed to apply 10 places where
hats are trimmed and where dresses
are made
For the purpose of breaking up the
violations OF law, which are underst GOD
TO he general in rush seasons. partic-
uarly the few weeks just preceding
Faster. state Labor Commissioned
James r. Doherty has sent out notices
recurring that after the usual thirty
days OF grace. all establishments where
women make dresses and trim hats
viii be strictly required to keep the
law. Any case where 4 woman works
longer than ten hours in any one day
will be reported and the prophet or
arrested and fined in Police Court
There seems little doubt that the
delivery OF Faster hats and gowns viii
be seriously delayed hereafter, since
rroprictors of these places do not
Keep force nearly sufficient TO nj the
orders during the rush season, ana at
those times extra help Is the mos.
difficult TO secure
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
FIRE ESCAPES ORDERED
wholesale nn,l Retail stores Direct d
~ Irn.i1In L,,,,..n........ rs, ''S''t" i

"ho'esaie una Retail stores Directed H.
H. Iroride Emergency Exits
Flre escapes orders were Issued vostcr,Ia,
from the office OF Building Inspector Brcl;
70 owners ana agents for several !nanuiac
turing ana Wholesale and retail concerns 90
eupSlnS buildings which, in the opfnion ~
me Inspector. are lacking IN fire protection
- ne Cohen Company, li-l7 East Broad wa s
directed 10 place TWO fire escapes OF, thc
Btoad Street front of It's building. aut' /.
project the entrance to elevators with In.ta,
uoo's' and also oprovido additional exit.
!io! building Tor use iii The event oil ure
similar notices We're issued to The follow
ing: '0"
lanes r. Gordon: agent, Whitlork estate
hre escape on buildings Sl9-s2i Eas, Main
street $500
coommonwealth flank fire escape. building
II North Ninth street
y. w Bowc * Son, agents, fire escape.
nuiiding - South Fourteenth street. occu.
pied by l. w Mood & SON
\; " Bowe x Son agent, fire escape.
c. Younger. -
Ivy l.. Arrinston ire escape. .o9 virginia
street. occupied by l.. c. Younger.
y ". Bowc & Son, agents, frc cscapc.
l y; ,. East Main Street building occupied by
hn Sn;;on s Company, agents. ire escape,
onildinE lilS Eas! Main street occupied by
The Phil c.. Kelly Company (Inc)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
DR.. MABIE's LECTURE
conditions In Err East tbIv
Discussed 800

educational Conditions I'm Far Enst ,h,-
Discussed
Educat!onal Conditions in the Far ras,.
bic j. me 'onic discussed by DR.. II. G. Ma
r ~ IN an interesting lecture at Ricbmnnd
coi.ese last evening. For the past sixteau
I nan;i Dr Mabie has been secretary Of tha
.. IE MISSIONARY Union. with headouartar,
q, ,oston' and within recent years he Ia.
,no, ur , .Mn Journeys around the world visit
, ing mission fields and stdudying thc cond,
cpin OF ne peoplf. especially in 1ndia
hean ," "nu Japan. For The past year he ha.
1871 ,, lec,urnE before American colleges and
topics. anu educational
the lecture AZ Richmond COLLEGE re,,onod
nc ouhhins Of Christian schools ana CO..
49, 49, W me great cities OF the eastern en-
pres and traced the tremendous IN ti,,o,, -,
1 Ia schools have Ixcrted. cspeciaiIy Il,
na san, mention was also made of the nar,
p,aYea by The colleges at Beirut and Con-.
TnnInr ., w the rcmaiing OF Bulgaria ami
foyra ~ "tkcy. the most rcma rkablc trans.
,,.hn i,a 'iS ,n rs IS now IN progress In China
,oac,, , 49," schools have been opened 10
'e m" western learning
THE nSG!c VII speali at tho college again
ne .,rf' o''ing NJ o'clock. The theme will
Nv l nc vail OF he East - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12

q paper contributed by Miss Anna
rurness on Typhoid and Sewcrage"
was read By Miss Minor. Others ta,.ip,
p M n nc afternoons program were.
NJ, - a. Bowlcs. Water SUNNY.
MISS Craig, Mosquitoes ana ,,iias..
Miss Mary Norwood. Mil. s nSs
N, Florence Block, "Tubcrcnjnsi,..
Mss Aiary W Ball "BactcrioIopic,i
i-hooratory"; Miss +. B. Ellyson. ..1,or
.aSion Mrs y. l., Lipscomb. "Mcdt-
-, - ana sanitary Inspection; J. O.
"a, NJ oon' Medical Inspcction": Misc
~, ~ -. Neal infant Mortality; Mrs.
~ /" ilsoni 'Frevcntivc Blsndnoss,f.
MISS y. q. Welsh. "Registration
births and Deaths" Miss pntwiio,
VINO was present. kindly consented 10
'aik or her PERSONAL experience con.
corning the causes Of infan, morlaIit.,
-, 80 fHchnond districts where she Ind
pccn nursing. The papers read woro
all remarkably we'll written ana y.ara
full of interesting and instructiye tac,s
and statistics.
Miss Elizabeth Cookies paper ,urnoa
on contagious Diseases Among Chill
hren.' dealing mainly with measles and
"hocpinS cough. The paper described
.ne manner In which Richmond con-
troiied an epidemic of measles in 1910.
and closed with this Significant state
hcnt; ~ should he noted that Rich-
hnond mas no contagious hospital cx-
cert The pesthouse ana those contagi-
Gus cases wc choose 10 dump on the
City Hospital"
Miss NJ p. Michael. who tackled the
'EiS Problem OF Housing Conditiona''
III relation to public health, brought
out some startling conditions in her
naper \ paragraph OF it said II
haTc been unable TO discover that
there Is any standard OF fitness for a
dwelling y sick man Is found in ono
corner or u room, While IN the other
corner is pile OF snow that has
ihrifted in Demanding relief one Is
told that the shack Is not worth re.
pairing, but the owner demands REM.
probably 50 month";" And again
~ few davs ago one OF our nurses
having been called to saa q patient.
could not give tile necessary attention
until some one went out into the hall
10 omen tho skyliSht and admit SUI
hcient light. Fresh air was an I'M
possible luxury. In another case the
room had not Single window, 50
that II was necessary TO have artin-
ciai light In the daytime"
Such Information as this paper and
othcrs like II contained rendered. Tie
meeting OF Yesterday very Vital
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
But Next Year Doherty VIII
Protect Girls Who Trim Easter
Hats Overtime.

Unless Madame puts in her order
for an Easter hat next year while Vet
the Christmas decorations are in he,
home. She is likely TO be without il
on the annual millinery display celc.
hration. This is also truc Of her Eas.
ter gown.
For the state bureau Of Labor has
called halt on all overwork in dress
making. dry goods and millinery es
Establishments In Virginia wherein long
hours arc observed in rush seasons.
There need be no alarm this year. for
II Is now too late TO prevent the
stitch, stitch. stitch OF the Song
OF the Easter Hat"
II Is forbidden by state law that
women shall work IN any manufacture
Ing establish mcnt for more than ten
hours IL any one day Of twenty-fonl
hours This docs not apply TO sales
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
GIVES LAKESIDE CIIJR
AS HOSPITAL FOR BARIFS
Property Turned Over to Nurses Association by
Charitable Woman Know Your CITY
Club First Hears News.

At a meeting of the "know Your
City Club" held under the direction
of Miss Isaacson yesterday afternoon,
Miss Mamie j. Minor, who read 4.
paper OH tho obstructive Visiting
Nurses Association. in Relation TO the
Board OF Health and the Public Health
made the most interesting announce
incht OF the afternoon, to the effect
that II philosophical and generous
richmond woman. through Dr.. Nc
lure newton, had made to the board,
u Inc nurses Association the offer OF
cqulpplns the building formerly used
as tnc Lakeside Clubhouse as a hospi-
tai Tor babies. and turning IL over 10
the association. with the guarantees
that IT would furnish a nurse or
nurses. as might be required, and main
taih the hospital Miss Minor said
the association had accepted the rc
sponsioility and the hospital would
soon he established rhe'nurses doubt :
less felt in doing this that thev woi,Id
nave behind them the support and
sympathy and helpfulness of the en- !
tire city.
Miss lsaacson said in he, introd,Ic
tory talk that in such a short one
hour VIC can only touch upon the es
scntlals With the thoughtful and
helpful kindness of Richmond's chjer
health officer. Or. Levy this commit
Tee had the privilege OF visiting every
room connected with the City Health
Department. and Dr. Lew explained
the working OF the department; and
siinplified the work OF the committee
chairman"
The names Of the City Board Of
ncalth were given by Mrs. j T. Lewis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
MADE SEPARATE
TIMBER REPORTS
Appeal Taken in Case Involving
Commission on Sale Of
Property.

Commissions on the sale OF timber.
property in south Carolina arc IN
VOWED IN the case OF j. X Paschail
and Thomas Gresham, trading as
Paschall & Gresham, against j. +.
ellis. in which a writ OF error Was
allowed yesterday in the Supreme
Court OF Appeals The appeal comes
from the Law and Equity srour, az
richmond. the amount of the commits
sion claimed being $4,000
II APPEARS that Paschan & Gresham
owned tract Of timber land in
oHdrioston county. $ c.. Of $4,000
acres Being on a trade with &. Hoicc
for the sale Of this property, Inc ow,,.
ers employed j |. GnIis. OF Norfolk
% make an estimate OF the amount
% tne timber. which lie put at ll2..
ooo'ooo feet. The trade win Eoice
tell through, Then an agrccmcn, wa
entered into by which. if ellis made
q sale of the land. he was To receive
q commissions OF . per cent on tho
hrlce OF 100000. Later Gillis notified
the owners that he was on a ,rado
with Mrs. Jessie g, johnson. OF Balii.
more. still later Paschall & Gresham
sold the property to Mrs. Johnson bur
received only s1S0,00O for it, tho pur-
chaser showing that ellis had report
cd to her that there was only $1,000
COO TO 90.00o.000 feet on it, ellis
claimed his commission OF $4,000 for
making this sale, sued for II and got
judgment in the Law and Equity
Court.
. The claim of the appellants is that
hey lost 100000 by reason Of the re-
port made to Mrs. Johnson, which
varied from that made By Gllis when
he first examined the property.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
H0WITzERS TAKE
RIDING LESSONS
Combine Unlimited Fun Will
Hard Work and Acquisition
Of knowledge.

To the intense delight Of several
score of their friends twenty eight un-
fortunate members Of the Richmond
Howitzeis took the first lesson in
horsemanship alias cquitation, at the
armory last night, They rode to the
music of ceaselcss commands from
Ridin. Master Louis Schulenbcrg tbs
pointed advice OF the galleries, male
and female. and the jccrs of small
boys pcrched in surrounding trees TO
watch the circus
Fourteen horses were OIL the scene
going wonderingly through the PAGES
required Of them The men selected
as the first students We're divided into
Two sections. taking the task by turns
The first lesson was devoted to mount
ing, dsmonnting and sitting 40 sad
dies or stirrups or curb bits were al
lowed, the horses being Sownct SIM
ply in blanket and Il bride. Lining
UP in the most approved form. the
men Were ordered 10 mount some Of
them mounted and others didn't. Caps
fell off on the far side, and the How
tiers slipped back the way they came.
TO the astonishmcnt OF the equine VIC
Tins.
~ last al the men mounted and the
horses and riders We're alternately
walked and trotted around the 10, be-
tween the TWO armory buildings Mi
mute instructions We're given rs to
seats. handling the reins and general
arst lessons in horscmanship. Mos,
OF the men We're new on the Job. ana
thcir cquannity was not aided by
the advice given gratis by the highly
edihed audience While ali this was
going on, the remainder Of the bat
-cry was drilled with the guns IN the
armory.
Captain Myers had had the lot hur.
rledly strung with electric lights, ana
HMogether the scene was pretty one.
&c was the general feeling that good
start had been made toward that time
when the nrtillcrymcn Will be able To
handle the expensive equipment, which
the government has furnished them.
and which HIS heretofore been so
largely useless. Everybody Kept in a
good humor, and the men combined the
limit Of instruction with more fun
Than The battery has had in many a
long day Mr. Schulenberg, who was
formerly IN the German army, was
eScryWherh on The lot at the same
time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
BRANCH BATHS ACCEPTED
MAYOR sigma Resolution Agreeing TO Term
Of Offer -

Mayor ?. G Richardson yesterday return-
60 s, 70 City Clerk Ben T. August with hi.
nppsoNni resolution. adopted by both
n'ahches OF the city Council accepting IRON,
J ION, + Branch a public bath building 10 BIZ
J ,ocaled IN the western part OF the CITY Il
be similar in character 10 thai at E,;cb
.eenth ana BROAD Streets. under the sams
I terms as before. the baths to be managed hy
SCI penetrating board. heretofore named
py ar. branch the city TO pay the cost OF
inhihtenance not TO exceed So coo per wear
me Mayor also returned with his approval
the following: 49, $500 - 81
resolution authorizing Issuance Of al,eps
non iof paving alley between Twcnty-thrd.
lI"eh'NfouTth, Main ana Franklin street.
al expense %. property owners
oroinance granting to the Main stree,
samk right 70 construct area under side.
"slks on Main and Fifteenth Streets.
Dfalntilce creating the Office OF poi:N
ipsuce Of i'plice Court. Par, 2 ana fixing
ms COMPENSATION.
Ordinance iixins licensc tax on bowling
alleys, merry go-Iounds shooting caIleries
nna similar amusement devices
8fainance granting 10 the American To
haIeo company the rrh, 10 lay certain
"ate. pines under Gary strect FROM one
factory TO another 'N.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
CONVICT COMES BACK
Negro Breaks Par. 2. When lie was Almost
t Real Free Man.

William Michic colored. who was shor,
time ago naroled from The pentcntary, was
returned yesterday to serve the rest OF his
term. ha Wing violated tho conditions or the
paroic When ne left the penitcntiary he
WAS placed WITH "A farmer near Blackstone
ana after working faithfully FOR white,
Disappeared aud reported 10 tho au-
thpritits. He was captured few DAYS go
ANA must now serve his full time. Accord
Ing 10 the terms OF his conditional release
he was 20 be under surveillance only about
iwo months longer.
Niche took his hard luck very phiioso-
rhcaliy. and. did not seem to be much
worried at SoIng back into stripes. lie
+nid that he got tired OF the farm and fet
that he had 70 get awnn
Fifteen cQpvic;s. sentenced 20 short ter7un,
were shipped from the penitentiary yestcr-
day 10 Roanoke where they will bc put
10 work on the public roads
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
GETS CLEAN BILL
co""'' '0"eTs g Commend mn end Present Conditions,

''''''''ss'oners Commend Present Condition,
IN tho City jail.
..o'hphncntinE tho conditions found In tha
ny ,ali The commissioners appointed hv
-, ''u', , SouTt-Dr. j. r. Roy w &
u ,,inir ana 7. p Newell YESTERDAY submittcd
rnnn-, '1 1',,N ferort to Judge Witt. The
bava ~, Ne UNDERSIGNED. Jail Commissioners.
- "a ms day examined the CITY jail. ana
"e 81! !eaoc to make the following report:
,yhi,s .md Son'ined the following prisoners
,naIns s: i'aiSs, colored females, 81: white
We ilnd the building In n most eyccIlen,
eenGfi ono and md shly commend the city Ser
re 60. ~ us CORPS of assistants The food
RI 80, - 5000 and provided abundantly
Ma, '.n ,aa Is In good condition: the hos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-12
BRANCH ESTATE NOMINAL
bishop Tucker Qualities rs Executor If Miss
Ainrnaru,t ,C1...I.a. u -

hishoP fucker Qualities rs Executor Of Miss
Margaret Tucker.
Mei!viilc c. Rranch qualified yesterday In
ne chancery Court as administrators OF the
estate OF Carter Wheelwrsht Branch. The
estate is valued at $500
Rt ssev. Beverly d. Tucker qualified as
executor OF Miss Margaret MINNIE Tucker
The estate is valued a; Sls.s0n Under the
viii BISHOP Tucker, who is coad tutor for the
Diocese OF Southern Virginia is bequeat hcJ
al the leWclry. furniture and household cf.
tccls. \ sum OF 5000 Is left by Miss TucItc,
20 ner ncphcw, William Burlng Tucker. SOP
q lanes z Tucker, and an equal sum 10
BeNcrly Harms Tucker his brother
This sum 81 SiO9o is LET, In he cnually III
Ndcd among the following; Margurct N
Munford. Elizabeth l.. Munford Jennie /:
Mnnford. Francis L. Munford Lucy Z. Nun
fora Caroline II. Muntord and Eta w
Munford The residue Of the estate. divided
into four equal parts, Is 10 90 as follows
one-tourth 10 James e Tucker one fourth,
10 Charles ELLIS Tmcker. ono Fourth TO Rev
crl, Randolph Tucker and William CIuinp
Tucker. and onc-fonrth to the executor.
Bishop TUCKER