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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

SkPTbnBkkE .. 1904
There are some few packages OF wrappers
picked up daily by home manufacturers. bus
the bulk OF he weeks ealss has been 10 out-of-
city buyers either Ia New YORK or the Nost, but
from neither source Is the demand apparently
Al All URGENT Al tho same time stocks u NOT
alarmingly arc certainly very moderate. From
various sources II 10 learned that the dark crop
Il not In 80 good condition a. the fine weather
would iuaicste II 10 be. The lower leaves arc
burning. tho middle ones following aud the TOP
leaves greor. 10 save the most tho whole plant
is being cul as Il IA Tho top Leaves cann0sripen
ln time, AMI 20 the crop Of good Leaf may 30
much cur,ailei From prominent Petersburg
parties Il h learned that the tobacco merchants
and warehouses there are only advising tee
planters who have poor lands and poor erops
nat cannot make good shipping 70 fiue-cure II
for home use, white those Who eau make good TO
f,ne heavy shipping are not advised 10 make any
change In the manner Of curing. Tho corree-
ton IA wisely made, as there are certain state
raen,s mat have been misleading end confusing
% planters u tho dark section.
wUrenouso receipts arr large and shipments
small This week.
Pirate Salss---wrsppers. Io2 packages: Alters.
u packages.
acknowledgements collections for tho week
cigars. and cigarettes, s6.s9esS; tobacco. an
5si.s2; special tax, sleLOi. Total. fac.DsAis-
Mp. p. whitloes writes from Buuaic, n. l.. la
a private letter that tho tobEcco show is small.
Allen 6 Grtor Co. and the oId virginia cheroos-
factory arc the promlneai features and assrao-
tons. The bensni OF a display o. Riehmoad
factories VIII 30 iclt Ia Increased business Ia me
xortn aad Wesk
HENDERSON.
Ugxlxasas~h n, O.. saptsmtcrR setiss
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08

fBy telegraph 70 tlo N'7PeNA~'
T1y1s o.. September Fifty people
oere srriousiy poisoned boy eating cheese
NJ fbc VILLAGE OF Bettsyille to-day, ana y Is
1eared some may die This 10 the third io ..
n people poisoned in Ike manner WITHIN
a week ana the matter will be investigated'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
Lords Harrington and Churchill.

IBy AnglO-Amcrican cable 10 tho Dispatch.l
LONDON, September Lord harrington,
speaking at bedford tonight, said that he
did not favor fusion of the Unionists and
Conservatives. He thought such CO.
alition might be advisable at some future
time. He referred To the American safe
guards against a change Of the Constitu-
ton rs an example for England in dealing
with Ireland and urged the Government TO
adopt an active constructive policy. Lord
Randolph Churchill. in "a speech at Ma
chinlleh. Wales. expressed himself as
strongly opposed 10 the Welsh home rule
and to the disestablishment Of the Church
in Wales. He was confident. be said, that
there was universal demand for either
the one or the other. He believed the Con-
servatiye and Church party could easily re-
gain the ascendancy in Wales by respect
Ing and ministering to the Welsh national
feeling.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
Rice Discharged.

The continued case Of Charles Rice,
charged with stealing wire floral designs
from HOLLYWOOD cemetery IN the night-
time. came up i'll the Police Court yester-
day at u O'Clock, bat there was no further
eysu1ination the inquiry made by the pO-
lice Officers showing conclusively that
there had been no theft. Rico was there
fore discharged.
benjamin Harris. the colored section
tender NJ whose house the designs were
seen and who was suspected by some as
having taken the designs away without
permission of the lot-owners, produced
certificates TO show that lie was authorized
10 get them and take them 70 Mrs. koddy,
where these were found. Harris has been
working at HOLLYWOOD for nearly fifteen
years aud bears a good character with those
whom he has served.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
VIRGINIA KNIGHTS TEMPLARs.
Sir Knight Beck, of I.ynchburg, To Com
mand in Washington-An Unfaithful
spouse and PreaChGr--
other Items.
special telegram " tho DlsDatoh.l


LYNCHBrBG. Va, September flames /.
Beck. Of DE Molay mandcry. this city,
has been selected u, commander of d.
vision No. 4 ia the parade of the Knights
lcmplars az the grand encampment IN
Washington next month. His command
will consist of Richmond COmmandcry,
no. 2: DE Molav. No. 4 Appomattox, No.
s. Petersburg Lynn Commandcry. No. .,
Marion Old Dominion, No. II, AleXan-
Ina; Winchester, No. y, Winchester; st.
andrew. No. 10, Richmond; Hampton,
80. II, Hampton: ST. Johns, No. l, Viii
mineton. Dol: Grand Commandery Of
Vermont; Grand COmmandery Of Now
Hampshire; Mt. HOreb. No. 3, Concord;
-hc Grand Commaudory. and four other
Communicates from Connecticut.
A telegram from Tazewcl Courthouse
states that Il. v. Leonard, missionary Bap
.ist minister stationed nj POcahontas, has
deserted his wife and family and shppedfor
parts unknown IN company with "a young
.aly-Aliss Maxey. Leonard wroteavoTy AZ
+ertiouate letter bidding his wife good-by;
tie lavo her half ms possessions and stated
u hi- letter OF farewell 10 her that she
would probably hear from him, but
would never see him again IL Is report
"a that his wlfo wrote HIM aletter III reply
forgiviug him for his criminal mlsdeed.
She his wiie). IT IS said, was IN q precarl-
lu~ condition al the time OF hearing IRON
lim. being very III with fever. Leonard
las always heretofore borne most esti-
ulhlc character.
As stated ia the Dispatch, Charles Gore,
of Russell county, "a MahoneIte, has been
nominated for the Senate from 1azcwcl,
russell. and Buchanan. 1t is understood
ho Democrats viii make no nominations,
butWill support an independent.
s report from Pulaski states that an cpl
l,mic of diphthcria exists IN that town
ma Inc surrounding country. Five cases
are reported on the farm of Captain Jones.
sales of tobacco this week We're 5O1,SOO
pounds; revenue collections, Ss,ss5.
Great preparations are being. made for
Inc reception of Colonel Richard +. Bcrne
II Campbell Courthouse on Monday, and
he will be given an ovation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
Holt WIS Held and Wolf Discharged.

In the Police Court yesterday morning
Peter Holt (colored) and Henry Wolf
(white) were charged with being Migrants.
Sergeant Cousins testified that tele7
phone message was received at the Third
police station-house Friday from the Rich
mond. Fredericksburg and Potomac de-
bot requesting that an officer be sent TO
the depot to meet a freight train. An Off
Ger was sent there, and found the two men
locked up in freight-car. captain BUSH
tine conductor. informed the policeman
that thetwo men had been found secreJed
in a box-car Of his train, and that a mur;
der had been committed IN Danyille, and
Holt the negro answered TO the descrip-
ton of the murderer:
The Justice determined 10 hold Holt IN
I'll inquiries could be made in reference TO
him, and continued the case for ten days.
Wolf was discharged.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
A POLITICAL GIANT.
JOHN L. SULLIVAN TO RUN FOR
CONGRESS.
tic is Democrat and lie Relieves lie Can
Nin-rIis Reasons for the
Faith.


NV YoRE. September John l.. Sulli-
van has written a letter 20 The Slu, an
bouncing lls intention OF running for
Congress. Ia the document he says: A
good dead has hceu said about my be-
coming a candidate FOR Congress. write
% soy that after thinking tho matter over
have decided taat when tho time comes
% elect new congressman i'm Boston W.l
De- O. candidate Oh the Democratic ticket
q the nomination is ofcr0a o. me. There
1rc several reasons which have induced
-n' 60 adopt Tins course. I'm the first place
1 have always supported tbo party. and
nave always voted Tor 30. ! ana sound as
lar as my political record is concerned, ana
l irri taat ! deserve ihc support az tbo
olrt, - that score. Then have personal
rirnis and general admirers enough in
Boston to cleo me anyhow.
AHt Wan VINO doubts lay popularity with
d.. Amor. .uu people has oulg GOT 60 travel
stouf W.th me O. gct rl q fhat notion.
some InV Criticisr mv occupation In life.
lhry dalt know wha; they are talking
llYut. Av business Is and always has
.r ever since since ] comc before tao
nuni" CD encourage physical culture
Iln Young fellow DON'T care fDr what they
-r.| aif.It int Di small fighters and
.'ron I-ftte champions. but the sight of
'rr m@n With national reputation and
everybody looking zap to hIu fires Tho
"liL o.. Hti-i'n ana tnf"'iA''s mem lh tbe
ask oi getting up tngr muscle. Many
'"- ihAl to-day PSI bigger ana stronger
'' 'a'7' tlF exempt, i,.' 80 i1n 10 work.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
The Union Cigar-Label

ST. LOUIS. September There seems 70
be a misapprehension in regard TO the
ruling Of Judge Thaycr, OF. the, United
states Court, in the case before HIM last
Nondav affecting the label o., the Cigar
Makers Union. The Court did not decide
against the union or hold ITS label invalid i, va
but simply overrnled the demurrer nleu ~
= ~" c;gor manufacturer and a member of the
: on was entitled 70 an injunction on tho
facts stated against the parties who were
connterieiting the label adopted by the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
The Cronin Trial.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.l

CHICAGO. September To-day closed
without a SINGLE juror being yet selected IN
The Cronin trial Nearly every man called
to the box is promptly disqualified because
Of a legal objection on account of precon-
celyea and expressed opinions, and a few
to whom legal objections have not been
preferred have ultimately fallen under tho
peremptory challenge. Mr.; Forest; OF the
Scfenre This afternoon endeavored TO Sc
.cnre an order from the Court directing the
owner of the Carlson cottage to permit the
defence 10 select and examine by experts
certain specimen stains of the blood
stains on the floor and wall, but the Court
decided he had no power TO issue such an
order against owners of private property
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08

A called meeting Of the Virginia Tr0tting-
Horse Breeders Association will be held nj
the Exchange Hotel next Friday evening
at 6 O'Clock. t. which they invite all per-
sons interested ia fine tr0tting stock. The
object OF the meeting IS to decide whether
ar not n meeting shall be held here tins
fall There will be no fair. and rs much
interest is felt throughout the State IN the
breeding Of fine trotters the members OK
the association are encouraged 90 believe
that several davs of good races would meet
with popular approval and support.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08

or mas vim very heavy reccipts. Hsfh vees ~
rast taou,h. aud safes have frequently Diocsecs
ana Win to-day have double sales. Ioyacco =
called bright. yet tho crop IL known 70 DC shor.
In noup,s A. Il Il very thin. Win few hbefr sh1
wrsppers. aud ell has good color. FINE cn;leg
more ressonaDis than They we're isst year ana
are higher.
CINCINNATI
cfscrsSarr. ssptcnher 1.--Durisg the pass
mon n an, rrarket hs. shown IA increased DO.
mand for eli grades Bat sn'sl portion OK
good 10 ine leaf was ofieref. wnlch was nse ~
sought after. aud price, hd'sueep ,ao -
&c. over our last quotation tne scAreI,y VL
bright grades was very noticcabies anu prNss
for ali cciory sorts sers higher. tosln"n 20
medium tliery grades refnsin unensns.,' .,..ss
drought which has continued for scVers "o.H
has materially Affected the growing crop, mo y,
Is nov known the Yield IN pounds per 80. VIZ
Dc very light. compared 70 lost yeH Sa 49,.
small proportion 81 the crop ms been CIV, asa
the indications are that % will 10 MARIE "o nuea
earlier than usual
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
A coLoReo MOB IN A CHURCH.
Formed to Release Prisoncr-Scattcred
and Captured.
~ taIeErerh b ID nlspstch.l

IorrsvitrT, KY, September At Mt.
Sterling last night q negro mob was formed
20 rclease Tom Gallache, 81 Senator WI
lams's colorcl coachman. who was locked
up Yesterday for attempted burglary Of tho
ex-Sonafor's residence The mob WAS
Gathered ia The First Christian church,
armed with guns and axes. The Sheriff
with q posse charged and scattered them
aud arrested nine. They were lodged in
iai,. torethor with Rev j.. II. Br0wu. pas
tor of tao church. The negroes claim that
they only gathered 20 defend Callsche
against white moo which thcy were told
intended 30 lynch him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
An Extra Session Not Desirable.
rue .cfegrunh IN I'm Disnstch1

WASHINGTON. d. c., September After
a lengthy discussion If the subject to-day
il is understood the Cabinet decided that
M present here was nothing making II
either desirable or cccssarv 10 call ~ eN-
ira session of Congress. II at any time,
however. events should occur 10 change
this condition Of affairs, then the Presl-
dent will issue d proclamation cOnyenlng
ii i'm special session. But this contingency
IS not unprecedented. II Is said that there
was no division Of sentiment among the
members Of the Cabinet on the question.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
Championship Games.
sheepshead-Bay Races.

NEw York. September THE weather
and track were fine.
First race-one mile Craftsman won;
Belle Dor second, Maori third. Time,
1910 %.
Second racc-about six furlongs-Be-
claire won: Mora second, Amazon third.
Time. 40 2-5.
Third race-one mile and three six
acknowledgements won; Marmder So
cond. Hindoocraft third. Time, 2:O3 Is.
Fourth race-one mile and three quar-
ters- Salvador won; j. A. b. second, Sor-
r,nto third. Time, 1905 2-5.
Fifth race-one mile and furlong-te-
renzie won: Studeaway second, IaraSOn
third Time, 1854 80.
Sixth race-one mile and three quarters
ION rrass)-St. Luke won; MontrOse Sc
coud. Bonanza third. Time, 3;06 2-5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
A General Strike Threatened.
~ tnlnrranh % tho Dispatch.l

PrrsBrRoH. September IA general
strike of all the miners III the district
about Brockaville, Du Bots, Reynoldsvllle,
and Punxsutawney Is threatened ana Is
liable to take place next week;
The advance in the scale that has been
Granted in adjoining regions IS the ground
Tor the demand. At one timothe Columbia
scale ruled this section, but the men at
some of the diggings were always little
below the scale.
This irritated them, and now that the
coal trade il prosperous and demands else
where have been successful, an enort Is on
loot 20 socure n raise Of from fvc to ten
cents in the Erie and Rochester and Pitts
burrh colliories. Five thousand miners are
in tho district that is threatened.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
Advancing Mages.
ny telegraph 70 me Dlspatch.l

READING. PA, September Tho Brooke
Iron Company, at BirdsborV, tins county.
to-dav advanced the wages Of it. puddlers
from S3.25 10 81. 80 per ton, commencing
next Monday. Nearly 800 hundred hands
are affected. At the rate which the ron
workers WAGES have been raised IL the
Schuylkiu Valley within the past two
weeks it is estimated here that 600 pud-
dlers have had their wages increased IN
that time. The advance also affects 5000
men employed i'll other departments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
More FOOLISH Negroes.

SAvANNAH. Ga, September AT Stock
ton to-day. according 10 special TO the
N,1rs. white man stabbed negro. This
enraged the negroes of the town. and they
focked around the store in which the
white man took refuge and demanded his
surrender. threatening TO RAID or burn the
storeif the demand was not complied with.
The whites Of Stockton telegraphed 10
Valdosta for reinforcemcnts, and twenty
FIVE white men armed with guns left there
by train late this afternoon. The Nnldosta
Guards wired Governor Gordon asking to
he ordered to the scene of trouble, but up
TO O'clock tonight they had not received
n reply. No additional details are obtaina-
bic tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
UARRIAG ~.

FLETCHER--GAYLE.--N septemhof
fesg NJ tho fesigsnce Of sho BRIDES parents "a
Caroline county by Rev A. j. Br0addue. JUN
c. FLETCHER 70 JOSIE ID. GAfLk
KRTTZRh--sCOTT.- Married, IN Wsshingtons
September ID, BY tho key. kinley Mcmillan, -
the Presbyterian Church. WILLIAM T. hhlt-
ZER 70 MAGGIE SCOTT; both Of Airhfnona. "a
sMITH-TISDALE.. Married. In Tits city oa
tic 20 Instant NJ tho brides istnsfs, ~. -;
1. SMITH " Mr.. JOSHUA y. f. 1ISDALh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
Police Neutrality-suspicious..

The annual picnic of the police Of the
Third district will be given tomorrow at
the Exposition-Grounds. These pic-nics
have always been enjoyable occasions, and
this one promises 10 afford more tun and
pleasure to the large crowd expected to At
tend than any ever yet gwen. Inc
games commence at 10 o'clock and
continue each hour during the day.
Tremer's band viii furnish music. There
viii DO clay-pigeon shooting-match By
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
Interstate-Feud Prisoners.

sheriff nqhfS " tAI Pike county Nv arrived at
Frankfort to-day with Ave prisoners, con-
victed at Pikeyille OF the murder Of the
McCoys in the Mccoy interstate
feud. They arc Ellison Mounts. who Is 10
hang; Valentine Hatfield. Alexander Mes
ser, and Doc and Plyman Mayhorn, each
sentenced 20 life imprisonment, II is hoped
that the convictions will end tie foud.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
Killed at a Temperance Barbecue.

JACKSONVILLE, fla, September AT a
Temperance barbecue in the town OF klle-
Zcy, Levy county, difficulty occurred be
t,.een l. A. Williams, the -aiiroad agent at
that point. and v. b. Ellis, IN which the lat
ter was killed. Williams IS not expected
to live. A local-optiOn canvass is going on
in tho county and the excitement runs
HIGH. Free whiskey WAS distributed hy
tho wet men Ellis became intoxicated
and went TO Williams TO get retraction of
an imaginary insult. High words and shoot
ING ON both sides followed Williams has
always been regarded ~ peaceful nan.
Ellis came from the Georgia railroad r.
Gently and was a quauelsomc character.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
valued at over ssoO. 900. which was held br

s"tMVu ~ VNW NoVY.VOV, when was neld DV
her IN trust, reverts 20 local institutions as
follows; The Connecticut Hospital, in
come 10 be used in supporting free beds,
Sl2o,00o city Of New Haven, $3.50, 900 in
come to be used for INDECENT. aged, and in
arm persons, not paupers; Yale College,
ships in the academical department; Nsw
Haven Orphan Asylum. SEQ 600: 81. Fran
cls Orphan Asylum, $50 600: city of New
Haven, $50. 900 Aid Public Library for the
state Of Connecticut, $4,000 10 be used
for the support Of an institution for idiots
and imhccileq.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08

A white youth employed in The stone
yard on Virginia street near the Richmond
and nanville depot had his right hand
caught between two heavy pieces Il granite
yesterday morning and the middle hnser
between the middle and upper joints WIS
mashed. The ambulance was called and
tie youth was taken 30 his home, on Main
street between Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth streets. where his finger was ampu-
tated by his family physician.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.

IUWIUTI'I IFIlI's" ~
PrrrgNggR r.-Narket lrm ani active. Good
salos rou0rted NJ 3Lc. to-day. Primo. &c; eN-
IRA prime 5aj.c. fancy. 5xc. somnoh. lhhS,
sheled, gs8sc, Spanish. sc, iac1orJ rand
pickcl 6a1Sc q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEM Ok

Nxw YORK. September Cotton nrrn fs'e&s
% bales: upiands. liAc.; orleans II &c
mes rrceipis is.l35 talcs stock. y. ~ neics.
September, SIZE: October. S3sc. Corn culss-
NO. ?. 43ac. steamer mixed ngminsi; hoyem-
her. 4g4 Rf9 9-i6c: December. tS'tc.; haye
43a.c. Oats dull aud weaker. september. y c-s
October axe: November. -Sisc. Deccrnoefs
sac F. mixed western. e3A2>c. Hops weak
Conee sioady with fair trade; september.
sla Data -: October. kiasJaflAso; Noveia-
her, klt1aafA90. December, tlkSaklASi tair
carsoes. iqSc.' Sugar firm. Molssses qaiei;
Now OTieans open xcttln. goOf % fancy. xafnc.
Rice steady. Coti0n-ssci oil unsettled. hosin
steady. Tgrpeniine quiet PORK tfnng sni
quiot, mess. inspected. Si22asSi250 m'l9ies
Proights 20 Liverpool firm, cotton, hasd
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. September :, lS5l
OFFERINGS.
wHRAT-2.o0s bushelA
CORs.-2.y00 bushels
OArN.-20g6 bushels
RYE.-200 bushels.
sALEs RsP0RrgD n sgrRgrtgy.
WpsAT.-Mixed, 6C0 bushels prime at J5e.
shortberry 1gO bushels very good at &c.; Il
bushels good al 5Sc. 20 bushels TAR al 1Oc. IOt2i
ssles Of wheat. 6ii bushels
OAFs.-Winter, 70 bushels fair az So.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
,.,..n,-r,,pnct,on Granted.

WoncZsrER, Mass. September IA petit
tom was iEled by Hutohens d Wheeler. at
sorneys. at noon to-day in tho Court OF In;
solyeicy by the shawmut National Bank OF
Boston. and Judge Forbes granted an IN
iunction to-day against the Douglas Axe Axe
COMPANY. The petition is returnaoie DC
tOber 18th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08
A ReDOrfeti

COLUMBUS, Ga, September Tt is re-
ported that Hon. W. W. Patterson and
Hon. w. A. HUFF. of Macon. members Of
the Legislature from Bib county, fought
a duel at Poplar Springs, Ala, at dark.
Reports say neither party was seriously
hurt. No facts can be learned in regard TO
the duel if any has been fought.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-08

KrDn.-Dled. IN Atlanta. Ca, september TN.
NhICOLN NJ KIDD, SOD o. 4. r. ki1d aud son
in-iae Of John A. Meredith. 81 tnis city.
The remains will reach here TO-DAY sunday
~ 80 Z. NJ. by kicn ln0nd and Dsnyiiie uain-
,s,,neyal services az tie grave. Friends " tcs
families are requested ~ attend.
TODD.-Disd. a. saturday morning. AZ 10 70
o,rlock AT ths residence OF her son. Waiter J.
Todd. No 400 west ARrsnall street, Mrs. ELIZA
BsTH TODD. relief OF Royal Todd. 10 tho seson-
ty-sixth year II Dor sge.
"He giyelh His beloved sleep"
Tne funeral will take place from Grace-su,es
Baptist church MONDAY hOkNlNS AZ ~
o'riosk Friends and acquaintances OF TIE fam
ily and those OF Ter children. Mrs.. John !. King.
Mr. Charles l.. Thomas j.. Jona W.. and walter
J. Todd, and Nm. ch9rlea ". Fellows ase re-
specsiuliy invited 70 attend