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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
Virginia News Items.

Judge Barham he's appointed william
.. Powell and Henry Macln land as
SCISSORS for Greenesville county.
Ralph Bingham. the celebrated viollnis
and elocItiouist. with his sister Ruth
gave a very attractive entertainment al
Wayeriy last night.
Mrs Bobbtt. wife Of Mr. II. b. Bob
Bit. II Crewe. whose Illness has been
mentioned I'm the Dispatch. died Wednes-
day afternoon about o'clock. Her
maiden name was Miss Fannie a. Smith
daughter Of Captain George Smith, Of
Petersburg.
The yestry Of ST. Paurs Episcopal
church, Newport News have eXtenlel
q call 10 Rev John Francis Robbie. 81
Fauquier county He has not yet signl-
God his acceptance. Rev. {. j. : Mayo,
who has been rector OF the church for
the past seven years, recently accepted
call 10 Pinkney-Alemorial church, Hy-
attsViile Md.
Tho Clerk Of GreeneGvlle Court on
wednesday recorded a deed Of bargain
and sale from Jackson Guy and +. l..
Turner. trustees. and others to Peost.
N-llls y McCommick FOR the sale Of tht
Belleld Manufacturing Company plant.
These gentlemen will nj once proceed 20
enlarge their operations, and have al
ready secured large contract to make
q number Of boxes for the Standard Oil
Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.


RICHMOND, VA. January i7.-No auc-
ton offerings on Change today
Private salss: E1lleTs. IS hosyheads
smokers. Is; wrappers. - Burley. :.
dark lear, ). lugs. }. Total. loo hogs
heads
Revenue collections: Cigars and olga
rsttes. si.GSl ~. tobacco, 8,9sljS. TOTAL,
SLff5.s-i.
Bight breaks were fairly large to-day.
three warehouses SLING Quality was
rather inferior. with no fine grades OF
fcred Prices generally good.
Dark sales. though somewhat larger
than yesterday wera nevertheless small.
but prices were very satisfactory on all
grades. Highest price. S.75
Wagons are coming In freely tonight
and We will have large sales Of both
bright and dark tobacco tomorrow.
Good. old smokers continue Ia go0d d.
nani at good prices while the better
grades Of old wrappers were also fairly
active to-day. Filters and other grades
quiet. \ large part OF the smok rs sold
this week Will go to western factories.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
THE WEST VIRGINIA DEBT.
Disappearance Of a Resolution and Mem
ber OF the House.

CHARLESTON. KANAWIA COUNTY.
v. Va. January l7.-(Speciai)- Joint
resolution issued by the House Of Dele
gates on Tuesday declining 20 appoint
commissioners 90 treat with the Virginia
dot commissioners IN regard 10 the
alleged West Virginia debt has inya-
t.riously disappeared. Mr.. Brady mem
h.r 81 the House Of - leGnteS. was APP
POINTED 10 communicate the passage OF
Tho resolution 10 the senate. but Brady
Gl Mt dis ,h1rge that duty. ana has l'it
tha city without doing So. The disappear
ance II tn resolution and Mr.. Brady has
created a profound sensation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18

raco or moro 20 interviews with promi-
mont men and women in that city WHO
have been made well the past year ny
Paiuc's celery compound.
There are many in Richmond Whom II
has cured 81 serious Illness.
Tainc's celery compound Is me one
erreiNr for those nervous di7ori RS, IN
digestion. neuralgia. and rncumai SIN Tor
heart trouble. lasSitddc. slrciicSSntsS'
from which men ard women III tniS ell
mate too generally suffer.
l. cures not only speedily tut peIna
notify It .upPios the nerySs WIN ,hn d i29
If disease. j. :. Eassott, or Ail1nta'
&c. whose portrait is given above
writes thus or his experience.
"Uaviug uccd Paincs celery compound.
I unhositatinrly pronounce it tht ,,rb,cssst
oyorwork. and tho blood that ! have
ever used ,,
T,etiuonials micht be published hy
hrrIr.ls They all go 10 show that Tor
ans II those complaints that arisr from
GU inte4rDd nervous syst m or lmpuIe
blood Tairc's celery COMPOUND shouil
invariably 10 takcn-for it makes people
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18

her suffering with great Christian forti-
tude.
Mrs. II. r. mclaughlin. who has been
confined TO her bed for the last nine
weeks with typhoid-fever. Is improving
slowly.
Mrs. John j. Bead returned Friday
from visiting friends a. Dunmore. Sne
was accompanied home by her niece.
Miss Halle Moore.
The S. Lawrence Lumber Company
lost 100000 feet Of lumber by the re-
cent food caused by the Ice in the Green
brfer river
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
Ivnnhhnrc i. l.. a.

rTNCHBJRG. VA. January 17.--tSpe-
clall-Pos. y. virginia Division Of the
Travellers Protective Association 81
America. was organized here tonight. II
starts or with "a membership ~ forty
soid businessmen. This Is the best etart
made by any of the virginia posts. Rich
moad started with nineteen. Norfolk win
thirty. ami Petersburg with twenty-five:
X edmond POST now has a membership II
~ Standardization lie and Mr..
George Gibson. il. VI Richmond. secro-
tary u the Virginia Division, were pres
ont al the organization.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
Ecccivcr.hip for Dcpauw Company.

NEW ALBANY. IND, January 1.-THE
Fidelity Trust Company o. Louisville was
to-day appointed receiver OF Tho W. G.
Depauw Company. manufacturers Of win
doW-glass i'm Alexandria, Ind. and this
city. Tho plants are valued AZ N.eh O'j,
three times The Indebtedness of the COM
pnnv. The step was taken owing to the
citizens Bank Of salem. Ind. leVy'ng on
the works at Alexandria and stopping
dverptiurs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
DEATHS.

FEILD.-Die.I. at his residence. 90
north Seventh street, ROBERT H.
FIELD, In the 10Th year Of his age.
His friends. ami those ~ his father-in-
law. the late Major John r. Wren. are
requested to attend his funeral, al -,
James church FRIDAY AFTERNOON
at $50 O'Clock.
FRY.-Dled. In New York. on sunday.
18Th instant. ELIZABETH WlCkliAM'
widow Of Charles ". Fry, and daughter
OF the late Benjamin Watkins Leigh.
Burial services will take place az
Shockoe IInl Cemetery AZ noon on fhl-
DAY. Friends Of the family are invited
10 attend.
HALI.-Dicd. January H. 1866, al tho
Hospital ~ the Medical College 81 VIZ
clnia. JAMES HALL, aged ~ Yeas
The remains Will be taken - frede-
ricksburg. Va, to-day January Ism,
on the 70 NJ train. The pail bearers
and members - Patrick Henry Council.
Jr. o. L. 4. NJ, also faesis u IN" o.
ceased who desire u View the femslhH
are requested 10 meet at lIillupss uhder-
taklng-rooms Al il1b A. D.
KIDD Died. January i7th, at sS J..
NJ. AZ the residence Of his grsndmoiher'
Mrs Martha Baber. on Fifteenth street
between Perry and Porter. WILLIAM
SHERWOOD. youngest c/llt OF LOWS !.
and the late Ella L. Kidd. In the 81 year
Of his age.
The little crib IS empty now
The little clothes lad ~
A fathers hope. a grandfnpthet Jo''
In deaths cold arms doth he'
Go. little Sherwood. 10 thy home
on yonIer blssfui shore;
Your ANGEL mother awaits for YOU
For she has gone before.
Funeral will take place from Co~arlin'
Avenue church SATURDAY Mtht'
NOON. the 18Th instant. at o'clock
TICKER. Died. January I'm az ~"
y n. Al the residence % h1s sister hts'
q {. Mitchner. 1915 east FrinA''h s''e'"
LEE H. TUCKER
Funeral viii take place from o's s'.
dence FRIDAY az +. VI.
VORRRrNK DIED. a, NJ. - wes'
Catherine street. MOLLlE. beloved "ds
~ Georqs Vorbrlnk. and daughter OF -.
q. Schultz. OF Chesterfield county h '"7
18th year Of her axe. -.
The funeral will take place tlom s.'
Mary's Catholic church FRIDAY MOtN'
ING M 9 O'Clock. with requiem mass
Friends and relatives are invited 70 at
tend. ,,, -,
Pittsburg PaD. Baltimore tM1h sni
Cincinnati co. papers please eVV''
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
Good Effects Of the Decision.

AMELIA COURTHOUSE. VA. Jann.
here that the Court of Appeals mas de-
ciled that the Official bond of u. IL.
Crowder. late TT asurcr Of Amelia coup-
IT, was defective. and that the judgment
against the surctles- y. l'ridgeiorth'
and others-for some 5000 in favor OF
the Commonwealth has been st aside
The many friends OF Tie surstits are graft
ncl "a the result. as the judgment was
severe upon a lot OF innocent people.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
GRAIN AND corroS EXCHANGE

hICuIONp. JsnNarT II, 800.
OFFERINGS. wheat, % bushels. Corn-White,
Lies oashe'S
SALEs.-Wheat - lushols. Corn White
LOGO bushelA
QUOrAuoSA .--wnsst-ionsearr. 6caG24s /;
mixed. t2eOllT.. sbc-tLeirr. Sea6.lsc.
No rel, g2c. Corn waite yus'ns, ssa5Oc.;
No white. sc. : NJ puxed. ~. !;
Oats NO 2 nireo. 35H3iilc. No. mixed.
35s3Jls,.; wiDter tSa4sc. kya o1ao0c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
The puche. Of Marlborough 10 Wed.

The London Daily TELEGRAPH of Jonl-
marrial.e between Lillian. Duchess o.
Msrlborough. widow ~ me Duke ~
MARLBOROUGH. mi I.0rf William nrr0s-
FORD. Y. g. g. arranged O. t'ke piace
early In Fcbruary l'ri William. VINO
for nearly ten years served 90 siir-df.
carup ard military secretary o. several
successive Governors General ~ lriis,
greatly distinguished himself in action
and galrel the Victoria Crurs ln i.I'
during tn Zulu war Tie De- brother %
the Marquis u WATERFORD ant % laI
Charles uerpsforf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18

east Broad street. Saturday at o'clock
20 consult and advise what Il best 10 he
done with Troop ~. and to fully canvass
all matters relating thereto. Such troop
ers who attend as 50 desire can make
applications for their DISCHARGE. At the
county courthouse Il was stated that
majority OF the troopers were IN favor
Of disbanding, and VIII ask for their dis
CHARGES
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
Dr. Dickinson In Florida.

The ocHla Fal witness says: Among
'ae prominent visitor. az the convention
"as that Ntstor Or southern Baptist rdi-
.. br. a. D. Dickinson. If The Religious
Herald lic is always welcome % Florida.
'tir fe We'll known ln the ConVen-
" I'D Df Dickinson was q conspicuous
if4fr. liis speeches on the questions Of
ue Witness and foreign missions were
AfIiy enjoyed hy the large crowd present
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
PETERSBURG BASEBALL CLUB.
VIII the Pennant-Winning City Have One
or NOT Three Arrests.

PETERSBURG. VA, January II
tSpecial)-If rumors be true the question
Of whether or no, Petersburg is TO have
baseball club is one OF doubt, as there
now appears but lIttlv probability Of the
organization Of one. Unless some very
positive measures are taken NJ an early
date Petersburg will not be represented
I'm the n 1t state League. And yet. in
view Of the great Int rest in the gam
and the very large patronage EXTENDED
by the Petersburg peopl, during the last
season. it is not believed that tn city
will be without representation in the
lcagGc.
Thr police to-day made further arrests
IN tn matter 81 tn recent robbery at
the residence Of Rev. J. \. Trlstoc and
when the case il investigated II is prob1-
bic that some interesting developments
viii he made
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
Tickct-Agent Jolly Found.

MEMPHIS. TENN. January 17.-I1ow-
ara Jolly the missing tcket-asent OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, whose 3c-
counts are said TO be- short S2eo, has
been located at Denver. \ telegram was
received from him to-day stating that he
would return on next Saturday. In case
Holly b. unable 10 repay the money 10 The
railroad company Ms friends and bonds
men will make the am unt good.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
Hread-Nyur mt Iudianapoiis.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND, January II
A. the result of a boycott on one OF the
bakery firms here. bread war was be-
gun to-day. The retail price has gone
down to &c. loaf and the wholesale price
to L. The firm which instigated the cat
u a member OF the American Raking
Company, known a. the Cracker Trust.
and the trouhlr threatens to bring about
some serious complications.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
Coolest Winter since 1887.

HUNTERSVILLE. W. VA. January
l7.-(Special)-T il the coolest winter
eXpeIicncrl here since ISL. The thor-
m6meter r gisiered IS below zero on the
morning OF the 18th.
Miss Minnie Mctlwce died on the 18th
at her home. at DriscOl. She had cancer
Of the stomach. and was confined 70 hrr
bed ten weeks before her deHth. She bore
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18

The following additional subscriptions
were made Yesterday by sustaining menu
citation: Allison n Addison te5 Warner
Moore $40, William Ellyson $40. William
y. Palmer So Dr. Hunter Mcclure. $40.
orge W. Anderson SO. Standard Oh
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18

The remains Of Mr.. John y. Davis.
whose death occurred al his home In Han
over Wednesday night. VIII be taken
20 Maury Cemetery this afternoon for
intermont Deceased formerly lived in
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
NEW LIQUOR LAW.
COODRlDCE ORDINANCE ADOPTED
BY THE NORFOLK COUNCIL.
Truckers Preparing FOR Spring Crops
Society OF tho Twin Cities mt the
Raloigh's Officers Hop.

NORFOLK, VA. January i7.-(speclal.)
The Common Council met tonight and
adopted the Goodrldse ordinance. which
IL a modified form Of the Atlanta liquor
law. "a 81 came from the Committee OF
the Whole.
Next week the Select Council will meet
and adopt Il.
1t VIII then 20 into effect In sixty days.
Two freight-cars on the Norfolk and
Southern railroad. loaded with cotton.
were destroyed by fire Tuesday night.
The cars were run down to Knobs creek
bridge ana the burning bales thrown over
board.
The truckers have already commenced
TO prepare their ground for green peas.
Some Of the truckers have planted. Green
peas are not planted 30 extensively here
as In former years. The graln-raisers Of
the lower part OF the county are pr
pairing to plant az much corn "a ove-
The price pays as well as cotton, an
much Of the cotton raised this year r
mains in the field.
a PRINTER PASSES AWAY.
Mr.. q. f. Hutz. a well-known printer
and member OF Norfolk Typographical
Union, died at his home. in Berkeley. last
night: age1 Is years.
The cOurt-martlal at the navy-yard
Commander ". L. Burwcll. prosldonD
has finished its labors. and adjourned.
The officers or the United States
steamer Raleigh gave a hop at the navy
yard to the ladies' of the station this
AFTERNOON. ana society circles Of the two
cities were well represented.
POLICEMEN on TRIAL.
Tonight the police commissioners will
have before them officers and men OF
the force charged with leaving their beats.
going IN bar-roOms in Portsmouth. etc
Captain King is charged with releasing
a man arrested for drunkenness, the
charge that Captain Iredel was dis
missed for. on Monday night the po-
lice commissioners OF Portsmouth Will
have three men on trial for simliav
offences.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
Ncfcrnn Grandmother Gone.

NEW YORK. January l7.-George q.
jones the veteran Greenhacker. once a
candidate for the COVernorship of this
State on the GreenhlCk ticket. died yes
terday at his sons home IN west Eight
eth street Of erysipelas. lie was % years
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
INrRI,E.

There was q rumor on the streets to-
day that one Of tn largest toblcco-facto-
rics Of This city had been transferred 70
the American tobacco Comany's trust
but on inquiry 81 vas learned that the
rumOr was untrue.
Tho new Commercial Club recently or
eanizei. will b. opened in a fw days for
social intercourse.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Young
Mems Christian Association viii give a
supper 10 the boys Of tie association to-
morrow niEht.
The sales Of tobacco to-day wer. largo
and the prices obtained W. satisfactory.
Mr.. Il. q. Stegrr Of Amelia countv. 70
ceivod $l6.75 per hundred for his offerings
and Mr. j. u. Hit,s. Of the sam county.
received s1l75 pr hundred for his Offer
ings. III prices generally obtained at
the breaks to-day were satisfactory
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18

PHILADELPHIA. PA. January Ii
TIL Councils Committee on city Pro-
perty has decided t. decline the invitation
lion, To De held in Atlanta. to allow the
Liberty Bcll - be exhibited there with the
exhibit from this State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Money on call easy At per cent, last
loan at l per cont, and closing offered at
/: prime mercantile paper, SHt per cent.
Bar silver, 59le; silver at the board
J9TsQd04
Sterling exchangs firm. with actual bsi-
ness in bankers bills NJ AsSu4 Ssl4 for
sixty days and q. s.nAS9 for demand;
posted rates. si.ss44e0. commercial bills.
s. S64 Q4s,i2.
Government bonds steady. State bonds
firm Railroad bonds strong.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
IN. and Laks Eric preierrei.....
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, January i1.-VIrsinia IS.
new. 74a75 DO. century bonds. $1,000;
baltimore and Ohio. e2's; northern Cen
trail 67Isa67I.; Consolidated Gas. ll5t.. do.
stock. G4ls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18

~ btun. tac Weil-knoWn editor and
.,N'F u dei yer az The Academy ~
allslr Tonight me first Of his series OF
isS'sfe~ VI. resent discoveries proving the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
The Troop Nav Disband.

Colonel Euker has issued IA postal call
irg upon the members OF the Henrico
Troop 10 assemble at Coneordia Hall w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
FOR SALE.

sig, CASH WILL PURCHASE
UAEDSoME UPRIGHT PIANO. wnNn
cot a fsw months ago more than '~ VIZ
this amount This Is a chance ~ = ~
time Address Boz ioA city "a III
CYPRESS sHINGLEs'
W =. GUM.
L1mher-Y ari
4. ,s,v. pr,a1 and Harrison streets
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
MARKET QUOTATIONS
REPORTS FROM AL GREAT BUSINESS
CENTRES OF THE WORLD.
Prices Of Money. Bonds, Stocks, Grain. To-
bacco. Cotton. &c., and the Wea-
Their Indications.

[" WASHINGTON. u. c.. January H.
(IlR Forecast for Virginia: Far wea-
Their warmer; light west winds.
North Carolina: Fair; variable
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
Registered from Richmond.
To lie Buried In Maurv.

NEW YORK January iS.-(Special) =
Il. f.. Seat0n and A. l.. Moore. ST. Denis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
poRroF WEST PofNT. JAN. H. 1898.

WV VI " W 7 w y y
ARRIVED.
Steamship Dsnyle. Murphy. Baltimorc pas
sengets ant general cargo
steamship GuTaniottf NalAer' Ne" iofA'
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Danvtllo. Murphy. baltimore, pa
sengcrs ani general cargo.
steamship Guyaniotie. Walker, rev fofk,
passeng gers and general csrsA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18
Funeral Notice.

The funers. OF Or DAVID $. VAT .l,
SON will take place from the residence
OF Major Ros,ert 5. Archer THIS tfrifsV
AFTERNOON az . O'Clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18

PoRToF RICHMOND. JAsULsY II, 1899
ARRIVED.
Steamer Pornhonsas. Deyo. Norfolk. m'r'al1'
disc ond passoasors: lrg.l Wo.s'gaf' inp'Fh'
tendent.
Schooner Fannie Brown, LAWSON. befn'"f', :.
r. pho,nhats rock: Richmond Cnemica-
WORKS.
Schooner juliet l. Hopkins, BALTIMORE coal
Richmond lee ,OnpanT ~,
Schooner J. g. Anderson, bohannon' BROAD
way ; brick; TO master.
PORT OF NEWPORT NEWS, JAN. H. 1894
ARRIVED.
Schooner George T. Dudley. bfiigepor'' Vcaa'
SAILED.
British steamship kmsryili., STOCKTON
Hargs Mystic Belle. Boston.
Barge Anne W. Weston, Boston.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-01-18

PORT OF RICHMOND. JAsvLRY II. 1898.
ARRIVED.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-05
THE FUNERAL

OF Mrs. Abba Peck Bradley in Woodbridge
Was Nearly 100 Years Old-For Seventy
four Years Member of woodbridge Con-
gregational Chui CHI.
Yesterday it was the sad duty of her
two sons and two grandsons to bear
from her long earthly home to her last
long home the body of Mrs. Abba Peck
Bradley,
Nature seemed to hush all It's tumult-
uous elements and to spread feast of
beautiful restfulness after the harvest.
The day was in every sense typical of
the occasion.
Seldom in these modern days of rush
and hurry is 1t accorded to humanity
to live almost one hundred years. But
those who attended Mrs. Bradley's fun
eral must have been deeply impressed
as they gazed upon the calm, peaceful
face Of the sleeper and stopped to think
that those tightly closed eyes had look
ed out upon life's storm and sunshine
for over ninety-seven years
Born in the house now occupied by
tAAC iAClilIS way 1etlillly, uieCIiy OppO-
site her own home, August 10, 1898, she
had lived her long, calm life in what to
this generation seems such a narrow
space, yet up to her ninetieth year,
when she had the misfortune to break
her hip, she was very active and inter
ested in all that pertained to life, and
after her misfortune she was never
known to murmur or utter one COM
planning word. She was a great reader
and her memory was as clear and per-
feet the day of her death as the day of
her marriage.
She had but two sons, Rowe Bradley
of North Haven and Stephen Peck
Bradley Of Woodbridge, the latter of
whom always resided at the old home
stead, and whose wife has been ver-
table Ruth" to her mother-i n-law
The deceased leaves, besides ser two
sons, gour grandchildren viz Charles
Bradley of Woodbridge, son of Stephen
Bradley, and Homer Bradley of North
Haven, and two granddaughter, chill.
dren of Rowe Bradley. Her kinsfolks
are almost legion, she having been con.
nected with many substantial families
both in Woodbridge and in New Ha.
ven.
Rev Mr.. Marvin, pastor of the Wood.
bridge Congregational church, of which
the deceased had been a member sew.
enty-four years, conducted the services
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-05
viii Extradite ward.

Washington, Nov. AT the request
of the secretary of state the government
of Honduras has promised to extradite
A. K. Ward, the alleged Memphis en-
bezzler, who was captured in that coun
try recently. The United States has
no extradition treaty with Honduras,
and the favor extended in Wards case
emphasizes all the more the friendly
feeling of that government towards this
country, though the fact remains that
this government could not reciprocate
if Honduras required the extradition of
one of its criminals from America. 1t
will be necessary for the state of Ten
nessee to send an officer to Honduras
for Ward, as the federal government
has no fund for that purpose to be used
in state cases.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-05
New nnren orrhan Asylum.


Donations from September &c to octo-
Der 81, 1895:
Annual subscription, Miss e. B. Gill
bert, 50; Mrs, j, d, Wheeler, for rides
or other pleasures for children, $780,
Lewis & Mayoock, recelpted bill. 1928;
the S. M. Munson company, discount on
bill, $2.27; Moses Thomas. discount on
bill, SLIT; William f. Ford and j, S.
Coburn, medicines for the month; Miss
Alderman, car ride and a oornucopla
of candy for each child; Mr., C. Berry
Poets, tennis racket and balls, casket of
pears, cornucopia, child's book; e. L..
Washburn, one vaccine point; a friend,
three barrels OF apples; Mrs. G, NJ,
Winslow, fourteen dozen cream puffs
and chocolate eclairs,
Omitted in September-Mrs. Rather
inc B. Trowbridge, five gallons ice
cream.
The board of managers desires to eX-
press thanks to the friends who con-
tributed to the asylum on the annual
Donation day, and to the gentlemen of
the Donation Day association who aid
ed in making the occasion one of great
benefit to the institution.
Visiting committee for November
Mrs. William f, Blackman, 81 Trum-
bull street; Miss Mary B. Bristol 65 Elm
street.
In behalf Of the Board of Managers.
ELLA G. BRADLEY.