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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
The Rappahannock
Rhapsodist
Z hRrity.


II this poor sinner you would save
i'oh can me first Il hardened kuaVe
= tuI3l!ins sot, a drunken bum.
Ana hirHling Of the Demon Rum,
ior while, no doubt, those things arc
Somehow they mako me peevcd with
So that ! don't appreciate
: our Wei -intcndcd h!llinsgatc
your w"ll-intcnded billiugsgatc
Ny dark soul from Tho paths OF sin
You can't abuse and nag ana scoid
NY coutrte heart into your fold.
Though | admit that I. by rights.
9ho"lu humbiN lick the hand that
Somehow my erring soul, aIack,
- sadly prone TO shifting back
OF course, sir. 1t is understood
IN Just as bad as YOU arc good
5ut cannot We, like man and brother,
~ down and talk one with another?
can YOU tell mo how YOU became
50 pure in heart so free from blame.
80 able To resist the devil
80 nigh above all human evil
i;Npla!n To this poor child of sin
How did your goodness all begin
iiow ala II blossom. bud ana grow
10 bc 50 great? I'd like to know.
Don't lot your goodness como between
Your sou! ana mine. Don't cry. Tn
WITH sanity eyes turned 10 the Sky.
Yes, admit that YOU are right:
Lhat YOU possess the one true light.
i'ut from your plane so far above
ON erring brothers look with love
Love has more healing power than hate,
And gentle words than hillingsgn;c
IT folks lave the temcrity
some time with you to disagree
We know that they are very wrong
But they are weak and YOU are strong
When such poor creatures cross your
path.
With soft words turn away their wrath.
Thank God. you're not like them, or
But don't deny us charity,
For con the hated publican
VIII treat MS Hike a brother man
THOMAS LOMAN HUNTER
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04

The meeting Of the Retail Merchants
Association last night was largo ana
enthusiastic In spirit There was dis
cussion of number of matters of in
tcresl the movement for a greater
Chanocr OF Commerce and an enlarged
Held OF usefulness was Endorsed. can.
tain NJ. {. Jackson suggested a move
ment to havo Etrick annexed to
fetersDurE---a suggestion that was re-
ceiVcd with favor. NJ. \. Finn sug-
gested cooperation with the Chamber
OF commerce in the taking of a new
ana reliable census OF Petcrsburg-a
suggestion that was heartily Endorsed.
u is believed that the city has larger
population than il is credited with.
Captain NJ. G. Jackson. president of
the Petersburg Investment Corpora
ton. gave an interesting talk on the
proposed new hotel TO be erected by
the corporation on West Tabb street.
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WHAT WAS NEWS
FIF Fly YEARS AGO
Reprinted from This Newspaper.
Our Own SiISnr.

Our Own Sugar.
The reports that come in from all
over Virginia, and North Carolina and
from the South as whole arc TO the
erect that more Chinese sugar cane
Tore good sugar or it's equivalent,
sorghum, is made from this cane and
thus we are learning how 10 grow our
own sugar. which we need in the Con-
fcdcracy.
Grnnt Is In the saddle.
FROM Orange Courthouse the reports
held aud whilo General Meade is still
noninaliy IN command of the Army Of
thc i'otonac, ii is no longer Il secret
, Una Grant is the supreme power, 50
Tar me last named general is content
ing himself with reviews of the army
and with "Keconnoitriny." but there Is
no doubt that no viii be the Leader aud
the commander IN the next great battle
on Virginia soil
Governor Vince Rcturus Home.
Governor H. Il. Vance. of North Caro-
ma, has finished his course of lectures
and speeches to the North Carolina
troops in Northern Virginia and re-
turned 10 Raleigh, The speeches OF the
Governor have been very inspiring and
encouraging, not only 10 the North
Caroiina troops, but to all others who
heard him, aud many thousands OF
Abuse. Morgan.
Nr irentice, OF the Louisville Jour
umns OF the editorial space Of his
paper TO vent his spleen against Cen
eral John II. Morgan. Tho abusive ar
,'Gle - made to appear as a reply to
niir.u to say Il word OF cheer 10 Con
eral Morgan. II IL understood that the
mead man of the Louisville Journal
mas spite against General Morgan
because Morgan did not fully appro-
clate the military capacity of the edi-
tor of the journal in the early days OF
the war
Aged Lady Dies.
Mrs. Nance Bray died in Randolph
county few days ago at the advanced
ago OF ciEhty-two years Mrs. Hray
leaves n number Of children and 1903
Frandchildren aud several great grand.
S snl,n Tw1,,nty-seven OF her, grand.
Army. and OF this fact the grand old
lady boasted TO her dying day.
ibuhIgrcn'S Pnprrs.
General l'itz Lee has turned over 20
the Confederate authorities all OF the
papcrs and orders taken from tho body
81 Clrlf Dahleren. and they provo con-
under orders Of the most horrible
kind-to capture. burn. sack ana de
stroy Richmond and 10 murder Presi-
dent Davis, hiss Cabinet and all OF the
leading officers OF the Confederate gov
ernmcnt. General Lees Endorsement OF
inc papers settles for once and for all
had been tempered with and inter
lined.
pr ' lTi;,r {" - cn M,1i or Treason.
been brought 10 Richmond under a
charge OF being one of Averills pilots
&9urins 'hat officers recent raid into
virginia. lie is charged with high
treason, ana Will be trlrd by court.
martial.
Robhcrics Continue.
me epidemic Of rohberics md bur
glarics continues in Richmond Not
TESS IMAM q hundred cases We're re
ported to the police yesterday. The
robbers and the burglars seem 10 he
~ search o: something to eat. as "a
IONS arc getting scarcer and scarccr
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Died of Ills Wounds.

Milton Delaney, a white stranger.
VINO was shot by an unknown negro
at Earmviilc on Monday evening, ana
"as brought to the hospital In this
city Tuesday morning, died OF his
wounds last night Delaney's state
mont was mat while waiting along
tho railroad track AT Farmvilc. he
met M with two negroes. with whom
ne had some words. when one OF them
drew a pistol ana shot him Believing
that he WAS fatally shot, he called for
Catholic priest ana Father Haier, OF
this city, responded 10 the cali. and
brought him TO tho hospital here. He
was operated on by DR.. H. y Burke.
who found that four perforations had
been made in the intestines By the
negroes bullet. which penetrated the
abdomen. pcritonitis set In ana death
resulted.
Delaney came from New Orleans,
where he was respectfully connected.
ana where at one time lie was engage ed
in business lie los; his all, became
dissatisfied, and took to :ramplng. a
life which nc followed until he met
his death. lie was twenty years
old, was unmarried. and was a man
Of intelligence. The body viii be kept
until his relatives in New Orleans can
be heard from.
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more than 100000. which IL more than
twice ns much as Baltimore has been sup
plying in the same region. 1t is also de-
veloped that Bat more. although three
Times as large Ak Kichmond In populntiou
has been frequently a borrower from Rich,
mond banks. Washington never has beer, or
VIII be commercial city. Its business is
THIS bank Is a large plumc I'm vir-
Etnia's helmet. Nirslniun President an
other Comptroller OF The Currency and n
leader IN the work or rcorganizing the bank
INK system, another ono OF the chief fac
iorS In the most Important national lcglsu-
i've action In ffty years another virtual
leader OF the Senate. and FIVE others chair
men OF great committees. and now the re-
Elohni bank In Richmond. Tho old state "a
a mighty live. strong corpse. Ten years ago
IL was fashionable to succr at her as havin.
lost her grip. exhausted her stock of MOI,
anu brains. being IA back number. To-day
she has three times IA much power IN ma
ucr.I affairs as the state of New York
more. probably. than New York.. pennsyi-
'amin. ohio and illinois combined.
the value of the bank to Richmond and
'hc stat" Is beyond computation. She Is
made one OF the twelve great financial cen
tree OF tn" continent. her bank territory
including MoooOoo people, nearly II tcm,h OF
mo entire population OF tho republic
Roanoke Times.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
VETERANS TO RECEIVE
CROSSES OF IyuSot.

rtSpccial 10 The Times Dispatch1
,ftcdericksburs. Va, April 3-Croeso,
~ nohor VIII be Presented on Anrii a
a. me nome Of Mrs. +. X TYLER reris
trar oil Frederick sburg Chapt.r Ife'nI
-; 10 the following veterans: T.
liahton. Halty. Va: Alex. Brooks I;l.-
nor4 j. X. Brooks, GIcnora: g -
nnufke, Logan; Robert \ GRAY Eoe
" ood' Robert X. Green Richardsvjiio.
~. ~ MCCiary. ISrokcnburg: II. G oii
v ver' star; James ). Payne. Spotsyi-
Njthia; :. c. Pdytes SDotsvivn~i,
onHries NJ Talbot. Gapland, Md. ~ =.
WHiii2rd. Memphis. Tenn: q. w. SIR
icI' King George; Joseph l.. Savan~o
rttucrlcksburg; Joel Layton. Ered
Widows and descendants: Mrs {, 7,
Hhnrews. Spotsylvania; Mrs Lizzja =
Daitan. Worthwhile: Mrs cunire ~
Evans stafford; Mrs. Marion W pm
H!hS: stafford; Mrs. Lucy a. Randai1
STAFFORD: Mrs. &. w Wine SfamorG
Mrs. Thomas c. Smith, Caroline: Mr.
cara l.. rawlings. Frederick shi,r,,
MrS. sarah NJ Kelley, Frederick sbur,r
Rev. j r. Jacobs and family hnyc
gore 10 Front Royal, where they viii
visit relatives before going 10 \vnoa
stock. to which charge Mr.. Jacobs ,Do.
assigned at the Baltimore Ncthodie,
conference. MIR. Jacobs and fnmii,
have resided here for the mast fo,r
years, which is tho limit at which =
pastor can serve tho same charge cn,
iinuously. They have made man
friends here, and il is a source Of re-
Erct mat the rule OF the church re-
quifes thcir transfer TO another charge
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WHY NOT a DIRECT SUBSIDY,

we find It Impossible TO decide
whether a correspondent whose com
municatlou we publish THIS morning
Is serious or saurical What is sim
pier" he asks, than to repeal the tolls
bin and then pass bNl granting a
subsidy 10 American ships?" Otto l..
Evaus, tho CORE pondont, does not ap-
par 10 favor subsidies, but as tho ad-
vocates Of free tolls do. lie naturally
inquiries WAY they do not avoid tho
pitfal OF treaty violation, ana vote for
:, direct subsidy.
Tho question is a fair ono. ana easily
wered. II. indeed, our correspondent
does no, know the answer himself. TO
pay direct subsidies to tho coastwisc
shipping monopoly seems simpler,
faircr ard Drawer way than TO give
them an Indirect subsidy by nm act
which All the world holds to be a VIC
Iatton of ou- solemn promise. i is \
sim pier. IaireJ and drawer way. II IS
an open and uncompromising' way
But there Is one insuperablo difficulty.
II cannot be done.
II cannot he done, because tho Amer
ican peoplc arc opposed to a direct
subsidy It has been tried time and
time again, only 90 fail. Few Congress
men have had the courage 10 advocate
such "a subsidy TO SUCH highly pro
tectod Industry as our coastwise ship
ring monopoly, and Tower still have the
courage now. The open and uncom-
Q La.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
raraly1ine DIR. Charlie, ". Eliot.

FS tho Editor Of TIE vic, Timesipspaioh
he woulG engage TO paraly2e pr E.io, in
ten pnraGraphs, and utterly crush an his
PRESCRIPTIONS III " column OF print Docs not
HiT Nictt recognize that All our ideas Of
supreme being are rapidly changing? Not
effort 10 change the attitude OF man to his
Maker hut that progress Itself means .
change IN Tie attitude OF one 20 the other.
Ia Chesterfield County, Baptist preachers
'dissenters were punished not SO very
OUT .? tie unorthodox look. smTe gS'm nils
IDEAS 81 the Creator nave changed since
Joshua and SEQ how his ideas of the AL
mighty agree with those of the sacred
ne htnrE 81 the creation as told In Genesis
ilttrai!y. EVEN Roman Catholics per
avMcSiS m any way thcy sec ht. I'm the
netlhn!nG. may be only 1000 yours ago.
49, ~ 10 IN lhHt me carth came into heing
"ut OF nothing 10y the hni OF one VINO daily
itcAs are changing. but rather rccogui-
W:|Eas 81 the learned and thoughtful DR.,
Ehot nave influenced the though; OF thous.
spread attention his ideas have command
I'll Note tho Unitari"nism. Christian
"i tht new thought Ere" thousht and other
ibcral groWthS 81 modern times. There's
them rs We VIII" and neither Mr.. Welt nor
any ihonfhtiul man can stand entirely still.
Ihc doctrine of the Christ OF Paul, OF
James was an 'afront" In ancient ,.ays:
the doctrine Of The more liberal churches Is
an auront' To many to-day. In the rncnn-
time the liberal churches are drawing the
more thoughtful people Of the country while
thosc VINO arc content to take everything
ny iaitn ana VINO use not the reason the
CrSntor endowed them with. becoming
inhncntialIy less Man has not yet become
perfect, because lie Is vet free When
freedom oi thought and word reigns on
earth as II does in heaven. then may man
%" perfect on Garth. even as the Father I'm
heaven Is perfect
And now II ten paragraphs from Mr.
Nictta pen VIII naraiyzc Or. Eliot i fear
writer. q - Nvn,
! Pikinton, Va "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04

To the Editor of The Times Dispatch:
Sr-Floase permit word Of appreciation
McGu!rc's baseball team. Last Friday aftor-
noon Woodherry Forest High school ct
iichuond were engaged in game % base
bail on WoOGbcrry'- ground The zane was
Woodhe-ry. McC;uirc's came TO bat In the
last half OF the ninth and Succeeded In get
thS "" men on bases. but Two men were
our. Much depended on the ;.eNt man ana.
a. the gods OF baseball would have g. this
man hit zoe two bases. which sent the TWO
fellows on hasc nome with the run to tie anu
one better. rms gave The game TO Nc
Of tn .!pr"p I'M rom gT''i R,rbIoond 10 "a FAVOR
Right here Woodberry protested tina, tho
Mcclure nan had hit out of turn ana WAS
scor" would he a (; was IN th- beginning
of the ninth, OF to in Woodberry's favor
that McGuircs man butted out OF place Dr
Harry liedgcpeth tho man II. charge OF tho
RICK 1ut accepted The defeat a. a true
! harpensd he near when i've called
tho, boys Of McGnire's school together ana
spoke to them something after This order:
Boys you have been treated nicely by
square. Nc have lost the game. We do not
want game unless win !, fairly II
YOU cant win fairly you had better lose
While this iney not bc to the letter for the
most part /! Is what DR.. HcdGcpcth said 10
the boys under him.
felt a; the time such spirit az YEAS
eNhib!tcd by this man WAS worthy OF con-
sideration. ana feel constrained 10 say
and respect pr HedCcpeth is not only
teaching MS team baseball but ne Is
the principles OF highest integrity. After ali
the play ~ the boy is but short space OF
cipie which governs The boy vii! also rule
the man: | take OF my hat TO such
coach. May all coaches take due notice ana
4 SPrcrATon.
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Alleged Murderer Surrendered.

Charles Thomas, negro, who had
been held in the iail here for several
days for murder, alleged 10 have been
committed in Mcdowell County, W.
Va. in 1911. was last evening turned
over TO q West Virginia officer on 4
rcquisition approved by Governor
stuart. Thomas IS charged with the
murder Of Frank Horne, coiored The
request Tor his arrest came from the
Bmciield police, ana he was located
and arrested by Detectives Eancs ana
Heclan on farm in Chesterfield.
Thomas denies the murder charge, and
says he never was in West Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
The Timcs-Dispntch Bureau.
. BOllirghrook street.,
Phonc liS5l.

Petersburg, Va. April o.
The Fourth District Democratic
Committee met in the Chesterfield
Hotel in this city and agreed upon
Thursday, June rs as tho day for
holding - primary election through
out tie district for the nomination OF
IA candidate OF the pcmocrauc party
TO represent the distric, in the sixty
fourth Congress al lawful Demo
cratic voters qualified to vote at the
general election 20 ho held on Noycm-
her g. 1914. VIII be entitled 10 vote in
IN" said primary. Candidates ,yin be
reGui'ed to notify Chairman Robert
Gillian ana pay their assessment Zoe
by Aprii is Members of tho com
mittee attending tho meeting were
Robert Gillian. Sr. of Petersburg, \
X Morris. Of Surry. W G. Vun. Of
Lunenburg; J. Taylor Thompson, OF
tarmville, ane II. T. Hutchinson. OF
full committee. As
yet, no opposition has developed 10 the
denomination OF CONGRESSMAN walter
a watson. and II is not Thought there
VIII be any. In the event of there
being but ono candidate, he viii be
declared the nominee OF tho party.
ana no primary election viii be neces-
sarV
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
Richmond's Triumph

Hearty congratulations to The State Of Vir-
gina ana the city OF Richmond on Tho
choice OF Richmond the home Of ono OF
the regi0nn! reserve banks. Specla! congrat-
nations and thanks, from The entire state.
To the business men OF the capital who h,,va
worked for the bank With such tIrclcss on
trFy ana brilliant Intelligence. Taat IS real
constructive and efficient enterprise
g! course. there viii be nurfuur, from
Washington and Baltimore that Win :,
lHcHmoNG man Comptroller Of the Ctrrcncy.
aud lyuchburG man lender In the Con-
src~s for the now currency bIIi. ;hc Virginia
city hac the Inside track and was fnvorod
There VIII be no justice IN such CRITICISM
The figures show that Richmond hDuts
have been lending In the Southern states
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
Delegation to Grand cnrnp.

At its regular meeting last night
y. T.. fiill Camp OF Confederate Veter-
ans elected the following delegates to
reprtscnt the camp at the grand re-
Union to be held in Jacksonviilc. Fla,
III May: General Stith Boiling, Homer
J. Thomas West, r s. Beck
with. DR.. T. &. Powell. W. ~. Homer.
George T. parracott, J. H. White
horne. s. II. Nugcnt ana Robert Gil
liam. 81. The delegates are authorized
TO appoint their own alternatcs.
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Holy Week Services.

Rev. John @. Scott Will preach dur
ing Holy Week IT Meade Memorial
Episcopal Church. beginning to-mor-
row The services VIII be as follows:
sunday morning at ~ o'clock, Monday
night at o'clock, Tuesday morn;n,
at II o'clock. Wednesdays night a, S
c'ock' Thursday night a, S o'clock.
communion; Friday morning M IL
ocioc'. saturday afternoon az .
o'clock. sunday morning at il o'clock,
Monday at o'clock
y meeting Of the vestry OF tho
chuTch VIII hc held on Tuesday night.
"hen q rector will DO called
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04

c Il Eccs. tho veteran photographer.
ana highly esteemed citizen, is serI-
"usly III AZ his home on North Syca
more street. Mr. Rces has been en-
Gagged III the PHOTOGRAPH business lu
Petersburg. and before coming hero
carried on tho photograph business ia
philadelphia, New York. Boston ana
Richmond. iie is cighty-nIne year.
on, and native y ALLENTOWN. Pn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
TO WIDEN ARCH SOON
Southern halfway Ready to Complete
City's Work nn Seventh Street


tft!'s Work nm seventh street.
The southern Railway Company, Il
is understood, will shortly begin work
on thc widening of the Seventh street
arch. at the south end OF the Free
bridge. 1t is proposed TO mako 4 four
track tunnel under the street, which
VIII he needed If the new station is
located there.
seventh Street was widcucd several
months ago by the city, and the con
ecstion of traffic from tho bridge was
considerably relieved. The Southci II
agrccn 10 complete the work on the
part OF the street above it's tracks.
but has been holding off, IL Is said un-
Ill repairs were made TO the bridge. a
committee from the South Richmond
aud Chesterfield business Mems Asso-
cation has been urging tho company to
hcSih INC work at once. III order To
complete The improvements begun by
the city.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. ROBINSON
Victim Of Accident VIII He buried To-
MnrrONI IL M:Iurx GclnctcrI

Morrow Ia Muury Cemetery.
The funeral of Mrs Martha Robin
son. stNty-one years old, wife OF John
). Robinson. who died yesterday morn
ing at I:3o o'clock In her home. 100
Decatur Street. from injuries received
hy fire. Will be held tomorrow after
noon at o'clock from Central Metho-
dist Church Key ". \ Cooper. the
rastor. viii onciate. ana burial rs:
be Ia Maury Cemetery.
Mrs Robinson was badly burned
about a month ago. when her crcss
cauEht Gre from an ovcrhcated stove.
She was injured from her waist down.
and has been critically III since tho
accident. Her daughter was burned
In smothcring the flames. but recovered
BESIDES her husband. Mrs. Robinson
is survived by six daughters. Mrs.
Charles I Morris. Mrs. William John
son, Mrs. Arthur Fox ana Misses Helen
Bessie ana Alma Robinson. two sons.
John 7. and Ernes; Robinson; two
sisters, Mrs. =. W Gentry ana Mrs
+. Il. RISKY. ana twelve grandchil-
dren.
Hear Suits To-Day.
TWO suits viii he heard to-day in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
Fined for Having vicious DOG.

:. H. Moore Janitor OF tho Swans
ooro school. was fined So Yesterday by
squire Chcatham. In Swansboro Mar
isterial Court, for Keeping n vicious
dos. The animal Bit William Cole. a
schoolboy
Buck' Ritter was fined $40 on the
charge OF cruelty TO animals
Mehsle scott. colorcd. was fined SIS
for shooting Murray Thomas
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
Sncnk Thieves Are t,usx

'HN"cINI 20 TIC Times Dispatch
Lawrcncovillc, Va, April 3-Spc,,,
thieves have been operating in Law
rcnccvillc for the past week. and in
that time six houses have been visited
turb nothing else. They seem to have
no choice of food. for they have stolen
all Kinds. from dressed poultry to salt
strenuous efforts to apprehond the
guilty parties. but at present have not
met with success.
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rersonnl md General.

musical will be given on Monday
night NJ o'clock in ho Woodland
Heights Baptist Church. Refresh
ments VIII be served
Miss Hattie Antley. who has bee,
the guest Of Miss Virginia Roknson,
OF Cowardin Avenue, left ycs,erlAs for
Blackstone. Va. to visit her sister.
she VIII later leave for viait TO rcla-
tivcs IN North Cnrolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
News Of etersburg

Hc said It had not been nnally de-
cided whether tho hotel should bo
seven or eight stories high. Peters
burg architects ana contractors VIII bc
given showing al the building. Tho
work. when commenced. viii be pushed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-04-04
Petersburg Couple We'd.

warren Ashby Cox and Miss Florence
virginia Moody. bo.h OF Petersburg,
were married on Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock in the Central Methodist
Ehufch parsonage. l2ll Porter Street
Kew. W. a. Cooper, the pastor, per
formed the ceremony Mr.. ana Mrs
Cox will make their homo in Peters
burg.
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NEWS OF
SOUTH RICHMOND

Hastings Court. Part H.. involving
small amounts. They arc: a. J. Froi-
burs Disabling Company against T.. g.
Metzecr. for s7io.S2. and George ID.
Priddy against l.. S. Dalton & COM
pany, for S224.