The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14

and another meeting will be held
next week to canvass the different
wards Scr members. r. Z. Byrd. Will
sons State manager, and Harry
Smith. president of the Richmond
Wilson club. are expected To be here
next week 10 address the club.
Dogs Must BE Muxxled
Al a special meeting of the Couu-
ell last night the emergency ordi-
nance requiring the muzzling of all
dogs allowed on .,he streets was
passed. The ordinance goes into
effect on reclamation OF the mayor.
and owners of dogs who fail TO com
ply with the ordinance will be fined
$40 for each offense4
This afternoon Mayor Cameron
issued a proclamation requiring all
dogs allowed 10 run on the streets
Of this city to be uuZzled for period
of six months.
eunda school Association.
The Baptist Sunday School Asso-
citation Of Petersburg will mest in
West End Baptist church tonorrow
afternoon at so o'clock. DIR. Charles
Il. Stribling. pastor of Tabb-Stree.
Presbyterian church, will deliver the
address. and the annual election OF
officers Will take place.
The sacred eantata, From Sepul-
cher to Throne" which was rem
dered by the choir of Washington
Street Methodist church last Sunday.
viii he repeated AT the service to-
morrow morning II Is a beautiful
composition. and all are invited to
hear IL. The choir Of Market-S,reet
Methodist church viii also repeat the
Faster masic at the services to-
morrow. and a large congregation will
doubtless be present.
Freight Train Dcrailed.
\ freight train on the Seaboard
Air Line railroad was deraiied near
Butterworths AT o'clock this morn
ing. and eight cars were wrecked. The
road was blocked for several houE.
but was cleared about boon, There
were no fatalities, and the cause of
the accident is unknown.
George Wilkerson. "a well known
citizen of Matoaca. died last night at
his home. aged fiftythree years. He
was for some time employed by the
Virginia Hallway and Power Com
pany, of this city. He is survived by
his wife. The funeral will take place
tomorrow afternoon at 3 O'clock from
Believers Hall in Matoaoa.
Tobacco sales.
he SAlts tt toDdGtb III tue various
warehouses this week aggregated
500. 600. pounds. and the sales of the
season To date are 5,9IT.hSe pounds.
Prices Common Tugs. $3.50 to $3.50:
good hugs, 81 tn IS, short leaf. $50
To s. 50. medium shipping leaf, 50
10 SIC, fine shipping leaf, s12 to
sl35o: short wrappers. Sill 20 $i4:
fine wrappers. sl5 to $40.
Mrs. Susan Bryant widow OF the
late ELI Bryant. died at her resi-
dence in Prince George county last
Wednesday night. She was eighty
six wears old. and had large number
OF friends in this city.
Briefs.
Miss Eta NJ. England State com
rnander OF the Lady Maccahees. is at
wofK iii tfis city in the interest OF the
order Fifteen new members will be
added to the local hive. 10 be re-
ported at the district rally.
\ fine white setter dog. belonging
to Frank Wagner, a Halifax street
merchant. was shot and killed in
Sycamore street last Light. The dog
Is supposed to have been mad
Cahell Rives, of Dinwiddie county.
was here today on business.
Mt. .siedges ST >Saufh street. il
critically Ill at the Petersburg Hos
pital.
James Dunlop. of Richmond, Is
visiting relatives here.
sheriff Galusha. of Dinw iddie
county, was on the streets here to-
day.