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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05
Dr. J. B. LOughary, Testfyins in Capacity Of Ahenisl
States That Maker Of Strange Will Was Suffering
From Chronic and Systemalized Decisions

n believe that a. the time he
wrote hla last will and testament.
aud for some yeara prior thereto.
Melody Choir was undoubtedly a.
nlcted with ehrouic. aypssmatized
deiualouaFy insanity said Dr J. "
IouThaFy. one tluiH connected wiih
the Strslacoom institution for the
lnsau9. later president % the beard
81 health ~ Seattle. and an ailsnisi
who has been qualified a. an en-.
per, "a the contest 81 the Melody
Choir wiii. nos galnG on Ia the ga.
psriur court.
~ was chronic heeansa v was
evidenced over long period %
time. EroNius more pronounced ~
the years advanced This Ia shown
b. Ms writings. which Disclose the
fact that. after once having passed
heyond the dim hmitinE line ~
reason. he never lost the deiussons
that made life psrEasory for him
Were systsma,lrsd.
II vas aystsmaiiEed because bis
decisions coutlnaaiiy dealt wtth the
same things his cupldity and ayaf'
ice. coupled wifh the fear Of assaa.
sluation. auperatitious regard Tor
trivial shlnga suspicious against all
mankind. whom hs believed his enc
mites
~ was dclasiouaFy because his
beliefs we're made % % fnucies and
extraxnxani Authorizations that had
no foundation 30 fact
This testimony was brought oml
both IN the direct and crosses.
aminaiinns. DR. Loughary having
been on the stand last night and
al "a the morning session. 40 the
exception II q short examination
81 ~. Harrison. who vas mem
snf Of the board % health AZ The
time the howell occupied hg Melody
Choir was condemned as unsani.
tafy
Cruaa-examination Of IN Tough.
AIRY b. Frank 4. Griffith, attorney
for the executors. brought out some
nice questions on the difference BE-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05
SAYS THAT MELODY
CHOIR WAS INSANE
SENATOR B0RAH Is
AFTER RUICK
10y United Press,

BOISE. Ida. Nov B.-united
States Senator W. y. Borah left
today for Washington. lie viii
return 10 Boise after taking the
cath 81 office 90 act a. special
prosecutor In the pcfiibous trial
One of the first things 20 which
horah will give HIS attention. Il 10
said. all be- an effort 10 secure
IN. removal from office Of District
Attorney N hulck. whom be &C.
cuscd OF being responsible for HE
Indictment on the land fraud
charge
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BEFORE
CITY COUNCIL

Emil Herman aud A. Wagon.
knecht. representing the local 30.
eiallsts. appeared before the city
council last might with a letter Of
Introduction 90 protest against what
they styled the present discrimin.
alton on the part Of the mayor 10
the Use OF the streets for meeting
purponea
The council without extending
hearing voted 90 place the letter
on file,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05
TROOPS GUARD
COURT ROOM

ROME. Nov 5.--With troops
drawn around the court building.
former Minister of Public lnstruo-
tons NunEio Naai Is on trial on
the charge Of miaappropriating
government funds. Nasi is the idol
Of the people. who are donouncing
the government and threading trou.
BILE N the defendant Is not yindi.
Gated An ugly crowd has gath.
cred around the court building. and
strong forces of reserves are In
readiness 10 be called ont. Trapui.
town In Sicily. has elected Nasi
president OF the municipal council
and a national deputy 20 show its
confidence I'm him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05
FRANCE PLANS TARIFF
WAR WITH U. S.

PARIS. Nov. Indications
point 10 an early inauguration u a
tariff war between France and the
rnitcd States The negotiations
opened last summer for an ar
rsngcment on a basis giving France
fhe benefit of copper cent redue
ton Ia wines IN return for prefer
entail rates upon a list Of about
100 articles. including shoes. tools.
machinery. etc. have thus far been
barren 81 results. as the action %
French government IN virtually
promising not to conclude any fur
Their commercial arrangements IN.
an parliament passes upon the pro
posed revision Of The tariff seems
20 preclude any chance ~ nEree
meut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05
BREMERTON MAN MAY
HAVE BEEN MURDERED

disappearance Immediately after
the suspicion Of murder was
aroused "A Coba. with whom iIar
ror wac living. vas taken In Gus
tody and ia held ia the jail az
Port Orchard pending an eSamina-
ton
farrpr came 20 Bromerton two
months ago from Fond du Lac, Wis.
where he had a wife and seven
children. The opinion Of the ex.
aiming physician IL that the man
WAS killed by a blow from blunt
instrument. The body is at But.
terworth's morgue.
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nIf Gradually Adapting Itself to New Order Of
nnss--Danks Beseged With Inquiries, But PeO-
N Now inclination to Leave Money Alone.

share OF Seattle banks OF the gov.
eminent deposits,
No Inconvenience will be suf
fered As result OF the temporary
clearing house system. Withdraw.
ais yesterday were paid partly in
cash and partly In cashiers checks.
according to the needs of the Gus.
toner Money for payrollH will be
paid In cash. aud customers such
as hotels which need large sup
piles ~ cash. will be aceommodat.
cd u Is only IN the transactions
where cash Is not a necessity that
the clearing house certificates Will
be substituted Tor cash Most OF
the heavy business transactions arc
IN this class. 50 that the certifi.
Gates will be an effective relief
without belng any embarrassment
20 general trade
When the certificates are ready
they will be substituted by the
clearing house for the cashier
checks ROW being issued. and the
clearing house certificates viii be-
giu 70 circulate last as bills elfca-
late. che cash heins retained Ia the
banks a. far as possible
Securing the vafuc or these csr
tificatcs are the entire resources
81 the allied banks Of Seattle
Resolution Adopted.
The following resolution was
adopted By the Chamber 81 Com.
mcrce this afternoon,
Whereas. The banks Of Seattle
have found is advisable 20 adopt the
system % clearing house caftifi
Gates Ia order 90 Increase thu cirCn
ialing medium Of the country for
she purpose q handllua the noces.
safy business AZ this season 81 the
years. In common With the policy
adopted hy other banks throughout
the country.
Whereas. These certificates are
backed By The best security in the
country. and are ~ safe as leEal
tender as gold coin. and
Whereas. They wiii serve in ctr.
eulation all the practicable purposes
81 coin and Of currency. therefore
b. Il
Resolved, THAT All members ~
the Chamber Of Commerce engaged
In the mercantile business BE- re-
Quested to place cards In their
windows and Ia conspicuous psai.
tons In their establishments. SAY
ting We accept Clearing uoune
Certificates a. cash. aud further.
81 q
Resolved. That the secretary 81
the chamber is authorized % have
such notices printed and distrihut.
ed 10 sll members ~ this oraanl.
zation whose business brings them
IN contaet with the general public
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Giving evidence o. having been
murdered and thrown into the VA.
ter. the body % = Hafror. cab.
met maker NJ the navy yard. was
found floating near the nremcrion
dock yesterday An autopsy per
formed By nr , n Munua. OF
Bremerton, failed % show any va.
ter IN the lungs This IL taken az
proof that the man was dead be-.
fore entering the water
fiarror has been missing for n
days and the police Of this city
have beon engaged FOR some time
Ia trying TO solve his mysterious
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-. = Interruption % business
- unshaken confidence ia
!. sssany a les banks, Seattle
:. ,...sa hon he cash system 60
!. s.srsns hcuse certificate sys.
s 4 saaAias business
4, readiness With which de
.Iprs accepted ne new order Of
80 vas a semsrkahle tribute %
Z ssnkiag interests Of Seattle.
avn. Is II dia. the entire con.
..ss Il The people In the sta
II, q ne haRks and y the pros
- rAieh has made Seattle the
,.si.f II the country even IN
- a.vs 81 ssissfsal activity and
1 sa.<fls1
I 49, geople have sought their
ii. lof oxplanations q the new
.ssam whlch was understood BY
= ~ they did uot cone 20 De.
"a tAslr money Most ~ them
z.sss tkeir confidence By further
saxss when the clearing house
- Va explained 20 them and
= rsnras Tor yesterday showed
Z wtual Increase over the aver
s. AS aapnsl{a
q Protection Measure.
~ GEARING house certificate
= ! adopted TO protect seattle
= Aelag drained of IS ready
nsss IS other cities 81 the West
/ maias obligations with clear
! Mase certificates. the bauas
= H. 10 keen the cash. Of which
Ssx hAs Al present a good sup
i mal ~ finances ct tho cnunEry
Asna aaiasfed 20 business asAin.
- elsA payments can BE- re-
nnhl xifh q plentiful supply Of
xz1r a. hand
N tlssFlBg house certificates
nN nady for general clrcaia.
I within a week They wili
J Nhxraphed on durable stock
ii ~ y In denominations % s..
r III &c. redeemabie April 1.
- Ter vill b. secured by
fnans mcurltiea which will BE-
kzk ~ vaults of the clearing
AnM ansl he certificates have
lssa ndee1ed In cash The So
sw|ss a rhsch their valnes are
zsss I'll mAks them a. GOOD as
- eash. an6 subsequently, accept
ahls IL payneat n All obligations
Firs nNrn hzaks Joined the clear
izg heasz geaferday leaving bag
Ere snaA las,i,utions outside As
lAase AaHks siear through other
hsl tzaks v1lth are members Of
y sssesiailcn. they hare adopted
y eiesnsz horse plan and viii
MNg tAe clearing house benefits
- aazks shieh iosued the clear
8 kaase yesterday are The
k@isern nank 4 Trust company
= Ilile Trust company. the State
hal u Seattle the Union Savings
lnasi ecmpaay. and a Q shuey
.fcA
ssiiss available supply Of cash
= aeta Increased during the last
~ sAgs By the deposit 81 81 Gae.
= z sosd IN government depoai
nrss fr0n the mint AZ san Fran
- q that ausounf. $500 600
- fsrelysd yesterday These are
= anAual deposits. bal are re-
Nusa IRON time 20 time "a the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05
Bo !G oeeooggHD

Entirely nude. An6 giving 40 out.
ward indications of the cause Of
death, the body Of an unknown man
waA found yesterday floating ia a
boat near the lumber mills a. Roll.
lnE bay on cambridge island. Cor.
oner sponagie. OF kitsap county.
notified Coroner Carroll. aud dep.
uty coroner was dispatched this aft.
ernoon 20 bring the body to this
city. The case appears 20 be either
murder or suicide The unknown
man was about 90 years OF age.
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tween original ideas that might per
ehanro BE- the mark Of genius, and
aeiasionAry idlonyncfmeirH thAt
marked the insane mind.
Whether or not q man might 10
his HfrIine devote his Seaith aud
ENERGIES towards the huildine 81 a
nnKnifirent mausolsum Ga hold his
remains after death without escAp.
~ the irnpusntion 81 deranEed meu'
tai faculties. was one 81 tbs CUES
sionH prupoanaed which did not
meet with = satisfactory answer.
AGAIN the doctor admitted that an
Individual might devote his life to
the absorbing business 81 satisfy.
lnR his esiheiic tastes by being q
neyu dilsgants and equandering his
entire Income or wealth on hiA en-
p~naive habits without being con.
sid1fcd a. having \ rifle IN bis
ulentai lutte.
sticks 20 Conclusion.
me ideas ~ the attorney defend
lnx The win we're evidently bent
suuafds making the doctor admit
chat the question was one Of de
Ern~. and that what might be con
alAared delaalonary insanity IN one
Fnhn. might in others be simply the
eceentfie freaks ~ genius
~ Loukhary. however. stuck 70
BITS original declarations, that the
Ideea Of Melody Choir. a. expressed
IN MS will and other writings. clear.
h Indicated an abnormal mental
state, puiting him beyond the pale
81 the ordinary and eHciuding him
from che mentally sound.
isr Harrison told 81 visii made
Il bis office b. Melody Choir short.
h after the condemnation 81 his
cabin by the health board on
that occasion he brought With him
rorc and = piece 81 old gas pipe
which be claimed had been dropped
on his premises BY some unknown
auNasslns who had planned 70 tie
him with the rope and then beat
him 20 death with the pipe This
tragedy w&s prevented by the pres
ence Of his faithful dos Hobo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05

While engaged in working on a
transformer at the municipal light
Ing plant az Cedar Falls, w. j.
Gardner aged 80, an electrician,
was electrocuted this morning The
man fell against live wire and
succumbcd without rcgaining CON
seriousness. Gardner was married
and his family live at North Bend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05

Delegates to attend the meeting
Of the state Good Roads aasocia
ton. 20 be held At Bellingham on
November n and ". have been Sc.
lectod by the King County Good
Roads association. and a. an i'm.
portant program has been Pre-.
pared. all have been requested 20
be present The list Ia as follows
James Hart w W Beck. George
w. Tibbets. Frank Terrace. l..
Frank Brown ~ r. Laumor.
Henry Parry. y r. Abraham. A l..
Rutherford, Charles Buckingham.
Judge G. n Hanford. r n Thorn.
son, w p. Perrlgo, Henry Sykes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05
BANK cLEAaIsos.


eeuuterauce his advances. Cover
exhibits a letter written By the eigi
"a him while he was south on a
visit. couched In loving terms aud
pleading FOR him 10 return noon.
Cover was 20 have been arrested
and charged under the new law.
which makes attempted self murder
r felony. but succeeded iu escaping
from the Seattle General hospital
several weeks ago. before the war
rant una served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05
SANTA FE SENTENCE
rs AGAIN POSTPONED

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Nos. ST.
Sentencing 81 the Santa Fe Raiiway
company for granting rebates on
shipments 81 freight. was this
morning postponed By judge Well
born 81 the United States court
until Thursday stay Of three
weeks already has becn given. the
time expiring today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05
PLAN
NOW WORKING WELL
GOLD ARRIVES.



= NEW YORK. Nov. S. 4
= Eight millions Of the 10000. A
= GOO IN gold engaged IN Europe 4
= BY New York banks arrived 4
= today on the steamer Kron q
= frincoss Cecilia In her wake 4
. the Lusltania brings $4,000. a
= more and the rest OF the $50. 4
= GOO GOO u expected within a =
= week More gold IL being en-. 4
= EaEed constantly. Financiera A
= say the yellow flood viii not 4
q stop short Of SO. 900 900 With a
4 the arrival OF the money today a
= bankers believe a point has q
. been reached where the tide 4
4 may DO counted on % turn. 4
= A feeling OF confidence a. fast q
4 returning among deposltora =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05
WANT BATHING RESORT.

Tho Fourteenth Ward Improve
ment club q ~ the opinion that =
public salt water bathing fcsoft
wuuld be q good thinE Tor West Sc
attic and the PARK board "a 10 b.
asked "a look shtn the matter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05
TWO CENT RATE
CAUSES LOSS

CHICAGO. Nov. 81 During the
last four month"; tho Alton road
haa loat approximately $3.50, coo BY
reason Of the operation % the Scent
PASSENGER Law ia the states %
Illinois and Missouri Ia some az
the larger cities the sale II uaketa
Increased BY an many a. 9oen.
whereas the receipts from the sales
decreased az much a. t5.g0p
EvoFywhufc Il Was shown that the
sale " tickets had Increased amaE
ingly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05
DELEGATES NAMED

r. o. Abbott. Robert Bridges, Rob.
ert Heath. John Erickson, r. r.
PECK. ". w Mills. A ~ BAH, G. T..
Remsberg. G. c. Ramsey, Thomas
Duncan. John =. Herring, A. L.
Valentine. n H. Collins. W S. Dan.
ner, l.. g. Stedman. G y. Yandoll,
G. w Horr. A. II Hansen M NJ.
Morrill,. Prof Fuller, G. Jargenaen
aud Alfred Battle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05
COVER INTENDED ONLY TO
END HIS OWN LIFE

heAkei Cover. the ex policeman
~ q August "a tried TO KIN him.
= q ne presence Of Miss Mile
sss'. Is nov IN this city. and in
. ~ Q an acquaintance explains
= = had no intention Of shoot
5 ~ SRI. bat attempted 20 do
" VIII himself only while Ia a
Z 8 anger and despair.
4 stplanailoB Of bis anger A. the
- q Miss Taylor To longer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05

election and expects to poll about
80 000 votes
Between 9 80 and II o'clock a
perfect avalanche 81 votes was
poured into the ballot boxes. sew
erai precincts showing a poll OF
almost the entire registration.
The party managers were unceas-
Ing IN their efforts TO bring out
the voters and they were more
than substantially rewarded. The
general belief is that a vote falling
very little short of the full regis
tratiou win be cast
The indications are that thu labor
vote IS being very badly split and
that the WOrklngmen's vote for
Langdon IN not coming up to ex.
peetaii0ns.
No illegal Voting.
I'd 60 noon no serious disturb
Ances had been reported. and there
had been no arrest for illegal vot-
ing Heavy voting continued and
the rapidity with which the voters
cast their ballots indicated that
there had been a switch and that
straight tickets were being voted.
One OF the peculiar features OF
the election Is that the stands out
side Of the i00.yard limit used in
all previous elections for the dis
play of banners and the distribu-
ton Of cards are missing from a
number OF districts.
Taylor Is FavOrlte.
TAYLOR continues the fsvorite in
the betting. his admirers offering
odds Of 10 against s that he viii be
returned the victor Many bets at
these odds we're recorded. The re-
action In the betting Is considered
significant inasmuch as Mccarthy
was installed as favorite last
night. odds OF 10 % being Of.
fered that the union labor candi.
date would triumph. but this price
did not hold long. Langdon is a
20 2 tavorite.
Party Managers Talk.
Early this afternoon. after hear.
ing from his party managers, Mayor
Taylor gave out the following state
ment. i believe that tomorrow
the whole world viii clap its hands
in approval Of what San Francisco
has done by the election OF the
democratic and good government
ticket"
Ryan said we made a clean
fight We will have a clean vic
tory and a clean administration"
Cleveland l.. Dam. In charge OF
McCarthy's fight. stated this after
noon: There Is heavy voting In
all parts of the city. but especially
In the labor districts This taken
into consideration with the fact
that straight tickets are being poll
lCnntinneh ON pnrn SnNenN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-05

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov g.
Roy. Daniel X Lucas, formerly ma.
tiOnal chaplain Of the G. A. r..
died Unexpectedly OF heart disease
az hts homo.
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Wy 1HtfsN8 FfH"NaN
SAN FRANCISCO. NoY. Slice
ton day In San Francisco dawned
bright and crisp, the weather being
ideal for the casting Of a heavy
vote. The party workers we're up
early and laborlng With uurelaXed
visor despite the heartbroaking
three weeks 81 campaigning
The usual early labor vote was
not cast. thousands 81 the building
trades workers taking advantage Of
the order issued By Mccarthy. who
az president Of the building trades
council. called for q suspension Of
work on election day and remain.
ed IN bed late In the big dis
tricts the early vote was light. the
Thirty sixth. one Of the most popu-
'ous In the city. showing only 81
votes cast ap 10 $40
AZ the various headquarters con
fidence Was expressed over the
outcome. The Taylor people &C.
cepted the light early vote as an
indication that the wurkingmen
were not over enthusiastic about
Mccarthy. and In due time would
cast their votes for Taylor.
worklnomen's Vote.
The Mccarthy people on the
other hand. took the light vote as
an Indication that the worklngman
was entirely sure OF his ground and
could be relied upon 10 cast a
straight union labor vote at the
right time Ryan and his managers
were apparently 1ubilsnt over the
outlook. expressing greater conf.
dence than at any time since the
campaign opened. They are claim.
inE the greater portion OF the labor
vote that was expected to be cast
for Taylor
The voting became much liveller
as the morning advanced and by 9
o'clock long lines Of voters we're
formed at the polling places In the
unbnrned district The district
south OF Market. which Is as yet
only sparsely settled. showed a
light vote. in marked contrast to
the heavy poll before the fire. In
I the fashionable district unusual in.
torost was displayed. bankers and
merchants being out early TO cast
their votes.
Voting Becomes Heavy.
Perry Newberry. secretary Of the
Z republican county committee. az 10
o'clock announced that the voting
had become heavy throughout the
city and that in most cases straight
tickets were being voted Newberry
is very optimistic aud stated Nat
a large labor vote Is being polled
I for Ryan.
Laugdon remained in his office
the greater portion OF the morning.
receiving returns The district at
torney is absolutely confident OF re-
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FRISCO IS POLLING
VERY HEAVY VOTE
GOVERNMENT WILL
iNvEsTioATE MURDER.

(By United Press.l
DENVER, Nov. b-Chlef Of Sc
eret Service Wilkie has announced
that he will come 20 Denver 10
assist 100 Of his operatives in IN.
vehtigating the killing of John
Walker. a secret service operative.
AZ Durango. The government will
try 20 prove that Il was a part OF
conspiracy against Witnesses In
the coal land fraud cases
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= tAttt ttttAtttt
U. 8, AND JAPAN MUST STAND roosrnEa.


NEW YORK. Nov 6,"The Pacific a
Japanese lake together a.
II cannot then fall apart These closing
remarks OF Admiral CoHhane address the
eelegratlon of the Mkadoa h7th birthday.
American aud japan. he said hereditary friends
this mutual friendship regarded by heritage
handed children chidrena children.
anese. American lake.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-18
Notice..

Notice Is hereby given to the citizens
of the Third ward of the city of Rich
mond Wayne county. Indiana. and 10
all others concerned, that l. the under
signed. male inhabitant of the state
of Indiana. and a continuous resident
of Wayne township. Wayne county, In
diana for more than ninety days prior
hereto and prior to the time of the
filing of said application, and a person
over the age of twenty-one years, and a
person of good moral character, in
tend to apply to the board of county
commissioners of said county and state
at its next regular session, commenc-
ing upon the first Monday in May, 1907
for a license to sell Intoxicating, spir-
ituous. vinous and malt liquors in a
less quantity than five gallons at a
time and permit the same to be drunk
on the premises where sold, in accord
ance with the provisions of an Act of
the General Assembly of the state of
Indiana, approved March 18th, 1879.
and all amendments and additions
thereto. and all other laws of said
state now in force in relation to said
business l hereby state that / am
and will be the actual owner and pro-
prietor of said business and am not act
ing as the agent of another and do not
propose to and will not conduct said
business as agent or partner of another
person.
The precise location of the said
premises in which l desire to and will
sell said Intoxicating liquors should a
license be granted me is as follows,
towit:
Being a room on the northwest cor
ner of North f and North 18th
streets and facing on said 18th street,
being on the ground floor of certain
frame building. located on lot No. II
in the Indiana Yearly Meeting of
Friends second addition to the city
of Richmond, being in Third ward of
said city.
l further make known that | will
also apply to the Board of Commits
sioners of said county at said time
and place for permission to carry on
the business of running pool tables in
connection with the selling OF said
spirituous, vinous, malt and intoxicat-
ing liquors.
JOHN HENRY SCHELL.