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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-02

Moors tempted the hot bloo ded Sspanlards
! from their places OF strength by such
pretended flights, but there were men
upon the hill to whom every 1use and
trick Of war were as their daily trade
ana practice. Again and even nearer
came the rallying spaniards, and again
with cry Of fear and STOPPING bodies they
| swerved OFF to right nnd left but tho
! English still stood stold and observant
among their rocks. The vanguard halted
| a long bow-shot from tho 4 hill. and with
waving spears and Wanting shouts chal-
| enged their enemies to come forth, while
! two cavaliers, prlckfng forward from the
| glttering ranks, walked their horses slow
nv between tho two arrays with targets
! braccd and lnnces In rest like the chal-
| lengers in a tourney. y Il Z. u, /.
"By. Saint PaIl!n'5crled Sir Nigel, With
his one eye glowing like a n ember these
appear to be two very worthy and de-
| bonaIr gentlemen. l do not call to mind
when have seen any people who seem
cd Of SO great h6hrt and so high of
enterprise. We have our horses, Sir Will
! Ham; shall we not relieve them Of any
! vow which they may have upon their
souls?" X 35s5 !, sa n &,
Folton's reply was to bound upon his
C1uI6e|s allU W 30 w o'Slet
while Sir Nigel followed not three spears
lengths behind him It was q rugged
course, rocky AID uneven. yet the two
knights, choosing their men, dashed on
wards at the top Of their speed, while the
gallant SpantardsA flow as swiftly to meet
them, N The one to whom FELTON, found
himself opposed was a tall stripping with
stag's head upon his shield. while Sir
Nigel Is s.ynas was broad and suat, With
plain steel harness and a pink and white
Torso bound round his helmet. The first
struck FELTON, on the target with such
force as, to split 1t from side to side, hut
Sir Williams Stance crashed through the
caniail which shielded 1.-THE spaniard's
throat and he fell, screaming l,oarsely,I
to the ground, Carried away BY tho heat
and madness OF flght the Dngl!shtknlght
never drewsrein. but CHARGED straight on
into the, array of tho ISni ghts off, Gala
traya. Long time the silent ranks upon the
hill could see swirl and eddy deep down
Iii the heart Of the Spanish column. ~ lth
a circle of rearing charles and flash
Ing blades, Here and there tossed the
white plume OF the English helmet lis
ing and falling like the foam upon a
wave, with the fierce geanl and sparkle
eyer cIrcling round It, until at last It
had sunk. from View. and another brave
man had turned from war to peace, d
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WILL GRAFT RAI3B II
TO BOYS B URNEO LEG
Z =. Z NJ 1,,,na. !. n,..n,t,,

81 Especial to The Times plspatch.l
NEW York, December LIN i last
attempt ITO save the Leg OF Cornelius
!, Post Fifteen yenrs old; who for nearly
two years has suffered from burns, the
surgeons at st. diary 81 Hospital. Pas 4atc.
N. u Will graft q live rabbit to the
injured member.
The rabbit will be chloroformed, a
piece OF Its skin will be raised and
grated to the boys les, and the animal
Will BIO kept bound Ito the limb for several
days. until The doctors are satisfied that
the skin has adhered Or that the opera.
ton istfa failure when the rabbit will be
killed, g s't,i
This operation, according to Or, Fox,
the house physician, Is ansextrenlely rare,
one. but has pecn known 70 succeed when
all other&mothods fail.
4 7 Young Post while playing about a
match factory two years ago picked up
piece OF phosphorous, which he placed
In his pocket His trousers were set on
fire and one OF his legs was terribly
burned. X Several attempts at grating
human skin Oh the burned surface proved
unsuccessful, and other methods of
treatment have failed,
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FINEST !. TOBACCO OF
SEASON WAS OFFERED.
Quality Of Weed on the Slip
Yesterday Best Of the
Season. y
Season.

Yesterday WIS another busy day on tbs
tobacco market, tho sales for the day
aggregating nearly 10000 pounds. Tho
quality of the offerings was the best Of
tho season, and tho averages in many
cases The highest made on any crop sold
this year. The week will close to-day
with another good sale, though hardly
as large as that Of yesterday or the day
before. Altogether it has been the best
week OF the season, SO long as tobacco
Is In such strong demand and prices are
SO we'll maintained, good sales are ex-
pccted regardless Of weather.
shelbur!c's warehouse led In quant1ty
sold yesterday With about 5000 pounds.
shockoe coming up with over co. 0o, cren-5
shaws With about 5000 Eand Stonewall
with over 10 900 pounds. Shelburne's made
the price record for the season yestes-
day with the sale Of n lot for r. T. Mar
tin for s24 n hundred. Other piles Of tho
same load sold at 81, and 500. This load
was composed OF fine grades Of sun
cured long leaf and was bought by tho
r. J. REYNOLDS Tobacco Company.
Frazer and TompkIns yesterday sold for
Moses Lynch. CT Powhatan county.
large load OF tobacco at an average ct
S1T.1O. sz&N
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ana our swords for Saint George and for
BY A. CONAN DOYLE.

ana our swords for Saint George and for
IInrland,,, - K = -
Sir Nigel had scarcely spoken when
mist seemed To hin in the valley, and 10
shred away into long. ragged clouds. which
trnIled IRON, lilo edges or tho cliffs. T,e,
gorge II, y~hicl, thny had canned was a
nero wedge shnpel cleft among the hills,
three auurtcrs of . mile deem with tho
small rugged rlsinr mon which thew
stood a. .he ,,r,her s o,,d o md "t tho brnwn
c,urs wallinr a IL on three sides 4 AS
The mist nnrtad and the SIN brok
through II rlenmcd md shmn,,red Win
duzzlinr hriphtnrss mon Inc nrmor nnd
hcadnleccs Of n vnst 'boav OF horsemcn
VIM stret chnd ncross the rarranr, from
one cdr to Inc other and extended hack
wards ,,ntil their rear. guard wern IA
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PARAMOUNT NEWS.

Mrs Ii Akcrs is quite sick at the Clifton
Forge Hospital. suffering with blood poison,
George Childress has returned from an ex.
tensive hunting trip on the Chesapeake and
Ohio road raj y. .5siy: n.
Mr., Roy Tucker, Il OF Morrison. Va, who
has been visiting his mother. has left for
Macon. Ga. to visit his brother Alexander
Sale. IL. -r
Mr.. George larry, wife and little son, have
returned from a delightful visit TO relatives
Mrs James sclphi is confined to her home
by sickness.
Miss Nellie Smith has returned from Caro-.
line county, where she visited relatives.
Miss Rosa Bease. Of Caroline county, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. II. Fl. Lewis. on tho
Pike. - ..ta J.,
visiting Mr. and Mrs. William iCh!ldress
Rev. r. d. n Scott. Mrs. Scott and two
children, have srrived and. arc: now COM
tfortably settled at the Methodist par sonase.st,
J Mr.. o. T. Smith will hove Into his new
residence in the West End in a few days ,
Il Mr. Redd Is out again after being confined
to his home by sickness. i.a}s y6s5
Willie Beck, of Buckingham county who
has been the guests OF j.. G.. Griffin for some
time, has returned home
Mrs Faudrey, gof Powhntan county, nus re-
turned homo after q visit to Mrs. sidney
AtkIsson. tti5t5i i3af 4tss ~ s5aia
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FULTON NEWS :'''I

Miss Maggie Thacker. OF Esmont Albemarlc
county. Va, whose eyes were operat ed upon
some time ago In this city, has recovered sum
ciently to return home. She has been visiting
her cousin, Mrs. H. Throckmorton since she has
been here, but will leave in few days for
her, home. G s., 81 ii tt}5 4 M 6f
Captain Clifton 6, Rice. who has been in
charge OF the Richmond Cedar Works saw
mills ~ at G9nmoa N G., has returned home
Dr.. James p. Williams left Tuesday for
Washington' DC. where he will remain a
Repairs are being made ! to the Denny
Street Methodist Episcopal Church. New
flue connections to the furnaces were placed
yesterday. and other repairs are under way
! Mr. Perey Armstrong ns OF Columbia G.
Street. EsV 4rl al -,
Dr.. George williams OF PearIsburg. Va. &
who has Is, been visiting his brother. DR.. jamie $
few days In West Point. Va
Z, Branch, p. Good. who formerly lived in
Fulton. but for some time past has resided
SG faf ssys 0eea et
morning for crewe, Va. where he will en-
gage In business.
Peachle Bareford. Of King and Queen coun-
Street Street '' ''''S = ~ oru0 20 o. S'e'0soh
Virginia Council, No. q Daughters OF
Liberty. will hold It's regular weekly session
tonight a. the Jr Q. U. M q Hall on
Mattaponi Tribe, No. 11s. i. o. n. NJ. held
an interesting meeting "Wednesday night at
Nelson's Hall. Arrangenn ents were made to
during tho first week OF the Christmas holt
days Application for two new members were
also received.
Tho date of the meeting night was changed
from Wednesday to Friday. The next meeting
OF the tribe Viii be held Friday. December
9th. '' u
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CHAPTER xxxv1-continued.

The Company stood peevlng into the
dense fog-wreatll, amidst silence so
profound that the dripping Of the water
from the rocks and the breathing OF the
horses grew loud upon the ear. Suddenly
from out of the sea OF mist came tho
shrll sound of neigh, followed by long
blast upon bugle,
1T is a Spanish call, my fair lord"
said Black Simon. 1T Is used by their
prickers and huntsmen when the beast
hath not ned. but Is still IN It's lair"
by my faith" said Sir Nigel smiling,
'if they are in humor for venerie We
may promise them some sport ere they
sound the mort oyea us. But there Is Il
hill in tho center OF the gorge on which
we might take our stand.
II marked 1t yestcrnlght," said FELTON,,
''and no better spot could DO found for
our purpose, for It Is very steep at the
back. 1t Is but n bow-shot to the left.
and, indeed, can see the shadow of It, !"
The whole Company. leading their
horses. passed across to the small hill
which loomed in front OF them out Of the
mist 1t was indeed admirably designed
for defense. for II sloped down In front,
all Jagged and boulder-strewn. while il fell
away behind In sheer cliff Of a hundred
feet or more On the summit was a small
uneven plateau. with stretch across
OF hundred PAGES. and depth OF half
as much again. 4
''unloose the horses!' said Sir Nigel.
''We have no space for them. and If wo
hold our own we shall have horses and to
spare when this days work is done,
Nay, keep yours, my fair sirs, for We
may have work for them. Awkward. john
ston. lei your men form harrow OIL
either side OF the ridge. Sir oliver and
you, my Lord Angus, give you the
right wing and the left to YOU. Sir Simon,
and to you. Sir Richard Causton. ! and
s!r William FELTON, VIII hold the center
with our men-at-a rms Now order the
ranks, and fling vide the banners, for our
souls arc Gods and our bodies the kings,
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men, there noated the red banner OF Merl'p
with the boars heads of the B But.
G1uvey and sedately they stood benea III
tho morning sun waiting for the onslaught
of their foemen. tS w.
.By Saint PAUL.. said Sir Nigel, gazing
with puckered eye down the valley. ''there
appear to be some very worthy people
among them. What is this golden banner l''r
which waves upon the left?"l 4,
1T is the ensign Of the knights OF Ca tlu'
| trava." answered FELTON,.
'And the other upon the right
| 1T marks the knights Of Santiago. ana
| sec by his flag that their grand master
rides at their head, There. too, Is !, me
banner of Castillo amid yonder s SPARKLING
| squadron which heads the main oattle'
There are six thousand men-at-arms, VIII
! ten sQuadrons of singers, as lar as Us I ! ItaS
+, judge their numbers. NJ 55I
"There ave E'renchmen among theA''
my fair lord" remarked Black simon
"I can see tho pennons OF De Couvette'
Do Breux, Saint Pol, and many DINERS
who struck In against us for Charles OF
Blois" st7 iJg
eYou are right, I" said Sir VIII lam. for
/ can also see them. There is much Span
!sh bluzonry also. IL ] could but read y.
! Don Diego, you know thefarms OF your
own lapd, WHO are they who have done i1
us this honor?' a
Tho Spanish prisoner looked with exu!t-
ant eyes upon the deep and serrled RANKS
| of his countrynen. 5s = :, ],
| "By Saint James!" said he ~ ye fan
this day yc fall by no mean HANDS, for
the~Aowcr OF the kn!ghthoodr of CASTLE
| ride under the banner OF DonN'Tel WIN
the chivalry OF Asturias, Toledo. Leon
Cordova, Galcla and Seville. SEQ tho
guidons Of Albornez,. Cacorla Rodf'suc2z
Tavora, with tho Two great ORD rs. ana
tho knights OF France and OF Aragon
II you will take my rcde you VII come
to q composition with them, for ley WIZ
give you such terms us you have glVen
mo- *, 3fi5 &
NAY, By Saint Paul! At were pity r 20
many brave man We're drawn toselneeI'
and no lutte deed Of arms to come OF II,
IIa! William, they advance Upon US ahu,
by my soul 1t is q sight that is worm
coming over the seas to see. s.. v d.
AS lie spoke, the two wings or INC
Spanish host consisting OF the knights
of Calatrava on the one side and OF SAN
tiago upon the other came swoopinlg
swiftly down the valley, while the ma ~
body followed more slowly behind. FIVE
hundred PAGES from the English tho two
great bodies Of horse crossed each othr
er, and sweeping round insa curve, re-
tired In feigned confusion towards tlelf
center, Often in bygone wars had lhS
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METHODIST CONFERENCE
Presiding Elders Report Substan-
tiala Gains for Years Work.
(spec!aI TO The TImes-Dispatc!

IA ~. Especial to The Tlmes-Dlspntch.l u ~
81 HEN lakSON. n. c., December 1.-Ae
the second days session Of North
Carolina Conference to-day the nine pre-
siding elders passed the usual esan,inaF-
ton OF character and submitted reports
OF the years. work on their respective
districts. showing substantial gains In
church membership. Great progress IN
church building. and general advance "a
all departments Of church work Eight
affirm ministers We're referred for the
superannunted relation.
The class OF seven of the first year were
advanced; four. young preachers were adj
mitted on trial. 8.
& The missionary anniversary was held
tonight and strong addresses made by
Bishop Gambler and others.
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MRS. CURLETT SHOT.
Given Probably Mortal Wound
While Polishing Pistol.
(SpecIal to Tho Times-Dispatch,) y

Especial 10 Tho Times-Dlspatch)
WARSAW, VA, Decent Mfrs Cur
lett, wife Of. Mr.. John Curiet1 resslio'De
near Wheaton, Lancaster county, a e, e /.
jdentally shot herself with q pistol at
= clock this afternoon while attempting
10 polish the handle on her dress. Tpe
bullet entered her abdomen and passed
through her body. Her husband was
awav from home at the time. teaching
the wheaton school. s
A. messenger was at once dispatched for
him, and several OF the most prominent
physicians were sent for. Her condition
is considered almost hopeless. 3
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take place, December 14th, at P. NJ,
No. 2e26 West Franklin Street.
Christmas Party.

A Christmas party will be given Friday
afternoon and night, December I'd, at the
homo OF Miss Daisye Hancock by the
Circle of Kings Daughters In the Ser
vice Of the King" All friends of the
circle are asked to patronize the enter
tainment, as there will Be q rare oppor-
Etunity for Christmas purchasing offered.
The attractions will include tea table
for the ladies and smoking room for the
gentlemen. The voting for two handsome
dolls to the child guessing the correct
names In the afternoon and night will
be very interesting, and the old woman
in the shoe will add another charm to
this entertainment. Music will flnish\the
programme. si.
Governors Wedding Anniversary
Governor and Mrs. A. J. Montague will
celebrate their fifteenth wedding anni-
versary in \ the. Executive Mansion. Sat
urday night. December 10th, from till
II O'clock
Personal Mention. 81.
Mr.: and Mrs. st: George Bryan will be
winter. II 'sa * VI y, t5..,,,S5
and candy will be given by the Junior
EAuAlIlAEyg Oh ~, hul SuuA SAA LlLo oA
ternoon and evening at No. l2 East
Franklin Street The young ladies OF
the auxiliary extend a cordial invitation
to all their friends
The Kate iwheelock Club met Wednes-
dny afternoon with Mrs. N. T. Lodor.
The highest score north and south was
made by Mrs. Lodon, playing dummy.
Winners east and west were Mrs. Murd
and Mrs. James Crump, who tied with
Mrs A. NJ. Cannon and Mrs. Boyl<in. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Arthur
Cannon. No. 1900 Park Avenue. Z.
Guests ut q luncheon given by Miss
In honor Of Miss Susie Bradley, OF Fred
ericksburg, were Miss Bradley, Miss
Withers Wright. Miss Landstreet, Miss
Fanny Warwick Miss Pattie Cary, Miss
Bessie Jackson and Miss Polly Robins.
8Ss
Tickets for the cotillon class conduct
ed by Miss Robins and Miss Thomas may
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DAILY. FASHION HINTS
Mems Bath or l-oungihg Robe.

No. s115:4T man or boy who has not
robe. would, II ono be given him for a
Christmas present, wonder how no ever
got along without It. 1t is to man
what a long kimona !s to a woman and
at such slight expense Of material and
time every ono should bo able TO en-
10y the comforts OF such garments 1t is
made with front, back sleeves, collar
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Redressing Soldiers.

BY direction ofth Secretary Of War or
ders have been Issued carrying into cfftet
the recommendations Of the general stan
making changes in the uniforms of tho
army. \ It is also prescribed that no deco-
ration received from foreign governments
Shall be worn by officers and l1len while
on duty with United States troops
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Night Cold Cure cost nothing If It does
cure Sold by Blanks the prescription
druggist NncD; eight stores, Price 10
cents. three boxes for 20 cents. n
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TO CURE "A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the moneys u It fails
to cure. E.. w, Groves signature Is on
each box. 25c.-"adv. "
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Social and
Personal
Idler's Change Of Heart.

Idler's Change Of Heart.
Tho world has always treated me
Much better than might be expected
Ii things were az they ought to abe,
laughed.-or IL ] was neglected.
saw, Of course. some cloudy times,
Bit Sunshine always followed after;
The prose of things was lit with rhymes
And signs were put TO rout by laughter.
So ran The careless years till you
Came to my world to make 1t better.
Then first the difference knew
Between the spirit and the letter.
Then all my visions, all OF life.
Took on q newer, truer meaning.
Thcn-if 1t brought me you as wife!-
/ saw work worth all idle dreaming.
'ris you. the earnest in each task;
lis you, the heart in each endeavor;
You stand for all my world / ask
THAT you become that all-forever!
J. p. Warwick. in December I1cusekceper.
Shields-Page.
The wedding OF Miss Ellen Randolph
Page, of Winchester, Va. to DR.. Ran
dolph Tu cker Shields, Of New York, VIII
be celebrated "Wednesday, December 7th,
at G o'clock, in Christ Episcopal Church,
Winchester. the brides father, the Rev.
y Couplanu n. rage, W ne 1lio SSiS,n' az
Miss Frances Page will be her sisters
maid of honor, and DR.. Hunter Holmes
Mcclure, the cousin of Or. Shields, will
off1ciate az his best man.
After the wedding the groom will take
his bride 10 Natchez. Miss, the home Of
his parents. From Natchez they will go
to San Francisco, and on December 2Sth
will sail for Shanghai, China Or. Shields
has accepted tho position in China Of
medical missionary for bhe Southern Pres
bytertan Church. ii
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!. had to-day 4 No. $40 and No oo7 East

n Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Leslie Carter a re
spending their honeyn oon at. AshevlllcS
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The Forget-Me-Not Circle Of Kings
Daughters will meet on Friday December
"a, at F: NJ, In the home OF Miss Fannie
c. Farrell, No. 1908 Libby FILL. 577f4Sl5
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and pocket (tEc nsa nj the large collar
is :optionaD. and may be made Of towel
ing. blankets or etderdown. The front
may be ornamentedi by frogs belt or
cord grdle completing i the garment
Sizes 4.s6 -, 10. IL nd IA years. Mems
sizes, small. medium and large. The
aize Small" is used for a boy OF 16 or OF
"a to 3Ginches breast. .5t;
on receipt OF 10 cents & this pattern
will be- sent "a to any address. All
orders must be directed to THE LITTLE
FOLISS PATTERN Co. Nos. 136-14o
West trwenty-third Street, New. York,
When ordering please DO anot fall to
mention rumber and tolndlcate that this
coupon is from The Times Dispatch.
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Mrs. Wysor and Miss Wysor left for
Clifton Forge. Va, Wednesday night, ar
ter spending a few days atl'No. Els East
Franklin Street. ": =
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No. els.


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Tickets for the cotilon class conduct
ID by Miss Robins and Miss Thomas may
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eTo BE Continued To-rnorrow.)
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N. c. IA n n. . /. s8s y n r.. NJ ~ N
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OBITUARY.
Joseph r. Station, II,

Joseph r. Station, il.
$ Master Joseph r., Stat On, aged fourteen
died yesterday morning Mt 4 o'clock at
Ills alters residence No. 1923 Beverly
This lad was taken sick Monday With
appendicitis and Speritonitis and was too
weak to stand an operatioil. He was q
80 OF Mr.. and Mrs. JosephgR r. tatoil and
g. ,ephew OF Or. L. W. station, ofs THIS
The funeral will take place from tho
house this morning at II o'clock. al
M. Ber1ice Barlow.
nj. Bernice Barlow. the Infant ddughterr8
~ Mr.. and 4 Mrs THOMAS Barley.
az the residence Of, Iiers parents, ot, M rion
Hill, yesterday afiernoon at 1:ao. ,shoS
was six m ont Tbs old III 81. 4.
The funeral Will take place This after:-
noon at 2 o'clock from the residence.
Mrs. Puss Err oughty.
Special to The Time p ispatcli.) 8
q CRE.Wf; VA, July 13.--1irs. Puss Et1-
roughly died fat6t he homo OF her son-i u.
I low hero. yesterday morn rs, 2 gcde Sixty.
She was pnrniyzed /. Monday morning,
and fingered on In a. sem. clous con.
dillon until n 10 o. clock to-day (TuesdAyl.
I she leaves four daughters. Mrs w, g.
3shustcr With whom she livesi Mrs VIM
ED1ett, and Mrs. james Butler, al stot
Grove, and Mrs. Fetn Thomas, OF tliamp.
ton. s. IS i5 r. &, "
The romans .wero Inferred In the family
Sburying ground, at Burkevlllc, ut S:soS TINS
afternoon. Il