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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19

INDlttE
NEW lnBk, Dec. lS-tluur- Dali aud heavy.
Nheat-Spot lower ana dull; options opened
strong, subsequently weakened, closing heavy
No, , re nominal No. rcd, January, qlid
vic, closing allc; February g3s Gqifc, closing
Iiic' May asA dNJbc, closing 9Slc.
.Corn--Luwer, closing heavy: No. 4gia5Oc
elevator 5la1llc aflOat; old No. i4c ahoat
No December, 49td5Oc closing iQhc; january
tsi d49c, closing 4Sio, February is2a4ssc, clos
Ing $780, May @sldls5c, closing 4slc.
PROVISIONS. $40.
Oohee-Spot fair, Rio duh and weak nj Sld
$50 options duh and barely steady; No. I Rio
spot go. sales, 1850 hags. December 50 IS;
APRIL So 49, May 50 I5a6so; January closed
Sugar Refined quiet at 5la5sc mold \ &c;
ltce-Steady and quiet
IurpcntiuU--Dull at site
Pork-MOrc active mess 50 SilaIb87l
Lard-Fairly activCi December So ~ ;January
81 d3dG IS; February 50 4UHG ~.
LIVE STOCK.
BcCVes-RcoClpts, lW ear loads; an for the
market except rnr loads OF export steers
hrncr with fair clgaranCcs, poor 30 primo
steers suldut 50 y0a5 90; extra and fancy do.
az @ 1916 p, and car load OF Christmas do
2Oi1 pounds average at TH3.
sheep Receipts 1000; duh and lower poor
10 primo sheep sold at - 25ol So. poor 10
Cn5trc lambs 40 81 hUa6 49,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
persists In killing himself.

XIV YORK, Dec. lS.-For the third
John Harmon, aged twelve years,
Isralgned in the police court this
rnng, charged with attempting to take
oy1 life by hanging. The father of
boz stated that when spoken to about
conduct in not going to school he went
and deliberately planned the end of
lle The boy was committed to the
Aollc probationary.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
wouldn,t nItr nt the rat.

oALi LAKE, UTAH, Dec. lS.-The Trlb-
~ 'his morning, respecting federal OIL
~ VINO, II is alleged, have been dis
|oeq by Mormon snares to entrap them
~ lewdness, says; "Federal officers
y ciuzens for whom the conspiracy was
saniIed, in hope of catching them, have
s'eF been disturbed. The attempt, al
'.usn produced in many forms and I'M
\, al sorts OF DISCUSSES, failed in every
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
Receiver for au ohio Bank.

gRRyuLE, ONO, Dec. lS.-James Bo-
4 has been appointed receiver of the
Fners' bank Of Orrvile, which closed
pr Saturday. The sheriff levied on
property of four partners, all wealthy
lners. Liabilities are unknown, but
estimated at $4,000, besides loans
deposits of private parties, including
tQ0 Of township funds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
..,.,en,. Arnicn snlve.

~, salye <n the world for cuts,
~ sorrs. ulcers, salt rheum, fever
,a,ter. chapped hands, chilblalns,
,ed ali skin eruptlons, and posi-
' s piles or no pay required II
swafeed to give perfect satisfaction
~ refunded. Price % cents per
~ ror sale by IL. w. Williams & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
flntalde
Groceries.

Meat-sugar- cured hams l0lci sugar-eu.ed
breakfast bacon eci short clear bacon %
short clea1 dry salt &c. .
Tish--Mnekcrei, 10 kite. No. zoe; no 2
soc: half bbis No. / 8 90, No. Oi drled
berrlngs per box 400 cod 1sh &C,
Isrd-Iierecs 7lc; 80. n cans 1aci 90 n cans
7In, 10. n oans nc; g. n cane lie; ,. D cans bc.
'Tea-Imperial 100000; gunpowder 500 Ioc;
sugar-Fine powered bbls, ssci DO hHlf-ppls
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19

gci cut loaf SIC; granulated standard sic;
Louisiana graduated Sc, standard A lie;
'hoice white llei Louisiana y. c. 7G7lo.
Rce-LOuisiana ~ to Sc new.
Salt--Oourse, In bags, asa 90; flne IN bags
80 lake. In Hat hoop barrels, 1885, pockets
Soda--B icarbonate IN Kegs Adbc; bicarb I'm
ca SEES blci lump sal soda In kogs 2ld2lo, gtanu.
lated sal soda In 80 10 drums 10.
Molasscs-Cholcc Louisiana 6aaASc tucw
CROP fair 10 good S5c core syrup 3Sc,
Cohee--ltio, fair 0lHlOc; prime l0iGIc,
choice lll@l2o; Lnguyra l2lc; Java zoe Gold
en- Rio l2Ac; Pea Kerry l2lMi8c
Pickles. gal. pails mixed pickles I 30, glass
pints 10 glass quarts I rs glass hall gal 3 W,
glass ] gal. - glass hex gal. o TO-
Wrapping ppcr-lsag aud straN 20 10 zoe.
ut-Gnrrctrs 6.oz. II 20 per case . on q so
w, 3 50; Ralph's q. og, 10 70, l.oa IS, l.oL
4 %; dental o. 10 Oli o.. 400
Canned Goods Prices per dozen Pine np
PICS, standard. II So peaches, standard, . he,,
49, 2 No, 2hG 90 seconds, 3 Ms, I 90 bs,
1oi tomatoes, standard, 2 bs, 90. seconds. 3
hs,---l lbs. 2ii green corn 1901 90, groon
oysters, hi weight. o. ls:'sp 10. Iiehi
weight, / 10 ---; . N --. salmon / NJ 30.
2 70 -; macEorcl / 10 00cdl ~; sarducs,
Americana 90 case; imported. IA 90 cnsc straw
berries, % 10; backbcrles 25i green gagca
-- eagle condensed mil, %.
Soap 73ui 80 per case,
Nggglug-lih standard Ike; ~ lie.
Tics--Arraw and Delta 50.
Flour-Bcst patents % per lO0 ms; halt-pRt.
net 70 pcr 100 ~ third Feado super 100 ns
fourth grade . 90 per 100 b4.
Corn mcal--Hur hWghel gOC.
Hominy aud Vrits-PcT hbl so.
Oalmcal-pcr half Dbl TO-
Cracked whCAt-pcr n &C.
CraCborHA soda &c: SKY soda C}c cream
slci ginger snaps 7lci lemon creams no,
SundrlcH-StnrCh &c, Candida, iull hONCRl1lr
halves; quarters Stick candy 0tO l0lo fancy
10 10 1904 rOpC, 0aais, do cotton, lici herring
imported, % per keg. liiifins. layer, 90
cider, Crab-apple, 4Oci Missouri. SOC. Vinegar
10 20 25c. Concentrated I've . 20 20 CO. jugs,
glazed, lilo per gal. crooks, glazed, Zoe per gal
Dried peaches 10 lGc. Indigo 55C per n.
Bluolng 3OCdl 90 dozen. ColOmHn's mustard
] 3Odl % dozen. MaccaIuEi, imported, loo n
American 7ic box. Buckets, two hoops, ] n
dozen well buckets on dozen. Brunme / 7la
3 % dozen. brilliant oils, bbls. lsci Eupion DO
2Sc do 20 cases 10; brilliant 30 cases l0j
do. liz cases . 80. Baking powders, bulk
Z lie; ID cans 30.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
The Wool Market,

PHILADELPHIA, PA, Dec ,-Wooi--nriCcs
firm with improved demand
BOSTON, MASS, Dee. ls.-NO0l--Demaud
good, prices hrm; ohio and Pennsylvania
neeces 33a3sc, Michigan neuces 20 Slc un,
washed woods, medium 2lG 9Gc; pulled woods "a
~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
Galveston.

GALVESTON, TEX. Dec, Is --Ootton-spoi
closed with buyers and sellers apart
Gross receipts, 2l3l bales.
Sales, none,
Exports, $40.
Shipments, cOastwise, 1919,
Stock, l04,29i bales. - ,..
Ordinary, l5.ldc; good ordinary, lb-l0c
low middliug, 5-lGc; middiing, 10 Ice good
,niddIiuR, S ice middllng fair, Q slice
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
Incre nse OF Fnilnres.

kEw YORK, Dec. lS.-The business
nMs occurring throughout the country
Eng last week, number for the United
'4es 233, Canada %, total 255, against
last week and 237 the week previous.
'esIern and Southern states furnish more
lll half the total.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19

LONDON. Dec. rs. 90 American refrigerated
beeves quoted at 30 FOR headquarters and Il Cd
for fotoquartgrs per pound by the carcass,
LIVERPOOL, Drc. 1S.--Amerlcan refrigerated
beef IL quoted at sd for headquarters and SD
for fUrcpuartcrs per pound.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
staple Dry Goods.

Prlnts-Standard priuts, now styles, Ole, Al
lens iancles 59c american 9!ci Arnold 5}c
Concstoga blc Dunkirk $50, Duuncil-Jac.
guards 6c Dunnoll-fatiucs 5lci Gloucester
DC; Hamilton staple STYLES 5lc lWiCl 5lc
Lodi 4lc; Manchester ilci Pacific ~c; South.
bridge Be; Steel liyCr 5lc, simpson linen
finish 5lci Windsor 6lc, fancy pinla 6lc
slater colds ilci Peabody folids Ole; Berlin
solids 5ici Durham solids tici Victoria blacE
Heavy brown Shooting-AtIanilc r - Blo,
Albany 4 ~ &c; Atlantic Ah4Aic! Clifton
CCCli Go; Lawrence l.Lt4 SIC, Rutland &
G A &c, Glendale A AZ Ole; Enterprise X
u a. Gle; Tam OShantef blc Chapman 4
~ Sc; Belfast Il Al 5ic Rose Valley a. 20
FIRST Prlze "A &c; Argyle - Glcj bnsy Rec
Wide Brown shoeting-Lowcil 10 A lso Pen
broke l04 Ice. M0naduOrR iO-4 Isle; Lancaster
lOA lsc, reppercll 10 2lci Boston lo'i 2Sci
Wide Bloached Shooting .-?04 Boston &c
lO-l pepperell 23c; 10 Pembroke 2Oti 10
Monadnork lalci 1914 Lowell l9oi ln.f Lock
wood Aci ID Quinnebarry DC; 0A Pembroke
iolorcd Duees-Aion,aup D SIC; Barton go,
l0ic Everett u y llc FnluNent 1900 l2lci
Eagle brown Hes Warren mills lllc,
MISUNDERSTANDING a & \ l2ci AraBapha ~
10: Cornwall h Sic: Whiitenton 800 i2ci Glen
Riddle 7c, Lewiston 30-inch liici Ocean blci
Oakdhle &c.
Hickory stripcs--Extra stout. blue or brown
gici Mechanic, niue, DC; Jewclt CITY &c, Rock
RIVER, blue and brown, hci Eagle, bluebtci IN
chHNlilc q - : tolufubihn &C,
sG}nghHmR-Lephyr DC PiunkCt Tic; Glasgow
fHn.les 70, Glasgow dress styles Sic. Brighton
glc;SEnrlston blc, scotch BOnkfold SIC, N0rt
check 7lc; slattcrVille chccEs ne. Nuhan dress
styles SIC; Argyle staples sic Bates foncies sc
LOchlomOnd TC
Llnsoys-C Cumberland iilci Calumet l0c; Faii
Play &c; fmperial nc; Geneva lhci AdriatiC
l2l G., Bradford l2lc Clifton sci Windsor So
Jeans--Kiuyyor &c; AbbOusford l4c; 1cle'
graph i3e; CoyinglOn llC PolariH l5lc liOosioi
lTc, Imperial 10; bennington Isle American
l0c. silver Peak DC; GLAND 27G, Texas Doe
skin pc; Great Southern set Humboldt &c
Canonicut DucsEin aHr,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19

Shei y; an sold and closing Min . t..,f..
ieylng Than Tor several eays N>''''
$ tSSS -.ssseceip's $500 activc. talcc higher.
sei fairly activci common tn rbot,. \, ~.
~ christmas sheep 5uas a..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19

Bar Iron % 90, Norway %, No. p shoot iron
SO, No "a " sheet iron &c, galvanized sheet
iron 9ngic, No. J 4 sod i1c. No. ] 90 l1ici 2gNl-
roofing n lNaiSc, lAH2O and 1854 pat, DO Z %
70 90, tinncFH wire 90 per cent. on, timers
stock 90 per cent. Of, cook stoves with ware
10 bga25 ~ DO with trimming Il 5Gdj0 %
Wood Work-Wagon aaleA Bc0l 00i tongues
gOcal %; singleirccs 1s; holsters j0c. spOkcs
1880. fcliocs 1904 10; dOublelfecs 250
on. neck Jokes ! Boo 90, pl0w became 10H63-
pillow handles 75a2 So
Nnils--3 70 key. basis l0d-Bnrden horse shoe
per kcg, %, Perkins DO 8 80. Walker DO D ~
burden mule 600. Northwestern horse shot
uails. No. Soc No. 2Gc, No. G3c, No &c,
No zoe; Lakes" No. 4 i5c, No. 0 25c, No 8
22c, No. Z e0c, No, 3 1907 AuSable do. No. $50,
No. &c, No. 2ic, No. 100. No. isc.
MIiscellAneous-Trace chains No. per pair
t0c pillow singctTcus per doz ~, plow double
trees per dOz . 90; stock bells 90 per cent on
door locks % TO 00i wood scrcws, 20 aud 10
per cent of; l. 4 case door bats 20 and 10 per
cent on cut and timed tacks 90 per cent OFT
coffee mills 40 per cent of blind hinges 30 and
10 per cent on carriage bolts % and 10 per cent
OF plOw bolts 30 per cent on piece tin ware ~
per cent of deep stamped ware 70 per cent on
shallow stamped ware % per cent on,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19

LIVERPOOL, Dec. lS.-Cotton-spot closed
quiet, moderate inquiry.
ordinary AID; good ordinary tg-lGd. low
middling AID; mlddling uplaads ID; mlddlng
ordinary . 5 l6d.
Total sales, 5000; American, $500. Imports
5000; American, l2,40O.
Futures closed quiet but steady and point
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
New York.

NEW YoRK, Dec. lS.--Cotton-spot closed
quiet.
sales, 2Gs bales.
Ordinary, 1876; good ordinary, S }.lGc; low
middlng, Sc nddling. 7l6c. good middliug,
. 49, tic; middllng fair, 10 7lOC.
Futures closed dull; December points high
or; July, August aud September point higher.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
Buy Ynnr presenis.

i,o W. trouble TO make a choice selection
iie, n ING endless number Of beautiful ar
s,o 'os Of latest designs at Anderson's gun
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
70 and from Europe at Lowest Rates
SPECIAL AnNANTAGEN
LADIES READ CAREFULLY.
ELEGANT Samples Frco.)
FRENCH CREAM M REALITY

The miracle OF Modern Cosmetics. The mOAt
ordinary person rendered StrikiHglY Bonuu.
ful. Il onccta Complete Transformation
aud VIII stand tho oloHcAt ectutinywithout dgteo.
ton. POAaChHus remarkable bleaching prop
which quickly remove sunhurn Tan, Sun freck-
our belief Ia ~ superiority tO an othrr prepare.
ions 10 40 great that we win send 20 any hddTcea,
free, AN elegant sample package hniileient for
ircHtsN on Development OF lhe Form, Enclose
Ma s-ct. stntnpe for postage AMI packing. nd
ifcne, In sacred connduncH, naming thla papaT,
TIlf FRENCH sPECIFlC CO.,
1910 Madison SnuAre, PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Ia, Dec. lS,-Cotton-spot
closed quiet.
Low ordinary 6ici ordinary 7ic; good ordinary
Sc low middling sic; middliug II l6c. good
mlddling 9 Ice; mlddlng fair lOc fair lie
Sales, 4001 bales.
FutJrcs opened and ruled steady, closed quiet
genorNlly nNint lnMor thnn Nna urlnNlA ClnaM
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
ON CHANGE.
Cotton SIN Going DOwnward-MOnev
Easy-The Live Stock TRACE
Picking Up.
The Immense supply OF wbeat md co..
IN Sight Bears the Grain Markets
Prices Lower.


~. MONEY.
81 Nv York, Dec. lS.-Nioney on cali easv ~
s,,si rer cent prime mercantile paper as.
tt99tslsh exchange quiet but 0rm al q al ~,
Sixty days $50 r demand iN'
r,.,. ENGLISH coNsOLs.
LONDON, Dec lS.--Consois closed Al o1E.ic
LOT money and 20 for account.
,. STOCKS AND uONnS
new YORK, Dec. lS.--rhe following worn Tho
g g,oct closing quotations at the New York
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19

II Ns
,,ChluAGo' Dec. lS-FloW-Dul and un.
Wheat Nervous and unsettled. closing g.,
l9Wer lhan yesterday; December SnSS5.,
elo,eu eitc January sifds3ic closed stas Frb,
closed 90tc 10y 'A"'AaT
Votn-puli and lower: large rcneipts ana as
tWattu large arrivals for to.mprroW' ransnt
.Iye ecllhg. cash HQic, December aud yNar
oF aslc, closed g9ldSHc; January SsiE asia.
N'''oo 90 a''4ci MAY Sslai0c, closed 343 dJ9ic.
fUuNiSioNS.
iefN-Vpencd 5c higher, declined Is}3 lSc
J u, ~, closed 50 Sjaa slk February closed
lAr4-oponed 1860 Higher, declined ba1c
Aaihu cioseu stcauN; cash, - G5ldB o.. January
N'9scd WoOaS OBJ; February closed 1907
uoNed Moats-Stoady. dry sNtcd shoulder.
s,ta'si snort rib - vOi short clear IS DO
AFTERNOON HOARD
Mhcat-NeaS lower
torn Unchanged.
Pork-5c lower.
lard-:'c lower.
LIVE STOCK
me btoycrS journal rCpurss
. ta'ut- Receipts 800. shipmCnta {g3O, mar
Set eWadN shipping steers $50 To lsun lis
" 'l0a AO' car of extra at S. su. stockrr, and
ttcltrs ~ iuci 90, COWS, bulls aud mixed
Tie q 75d3 81. >"'
Hogs Receipts $1,000; ma,ke, opcr,d
stronger, but closed barely STEADY; sd t0sg gD,
shcep-Bertipts 800, shipments nonp,
mWSel steady, natives 80 0lG4 Oi Western
y ""o -oi Texans 81 zoos los lamhs, So 7ea5 90.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-19
MAR RIACE Guide.

200 Pages, Fine Plates.
esaSat soth aud sta binding feasd fsf Doc. IN Fes
80 " seifshsJ. Over my v.Hdsffs pen fistgTsf "a
shssGstsfy 70 NE afilceg tAe fsezaz slhfeI
sks aAy shs not Why, manhood ss@a.leo4s lhys
81 decay snsef 81 etibasJ Hnf keW W. ana hal
pifeeS snfc4 ptydsiagf o. Teprpdaetiga
Tbe,s aafiisd ~ iaAIfiseo sbgnh
ss4A u saFhi b read W all aauit psSs0Hs, thr1 ~
iEis eqk tsd tg Fs2ain e2Esn sass gafss ssTsI noe
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-14

OF ali semblsnce to humanity, lay un-
der the weight OF the tender for over
three hours, and was taken out by the
wreckers. The conductor was terribly
injured about the side and head and
internally, but was still conscious
when picked up and carried to
the station. He realized, however,
that he was fatally injured. and die
tated his will to the station-master before
he was placed on Reading railroad
train and brought to this city. He died
just as ne reached the Green-Street de-
pot. The fireman was crushed between
the engine and the tender, and was in
jured internally and about the head and
side. One arm was also broken and
hung by his side by few muscles. He
died soon after being admitted to the
Presbyterian Hospital in this city.
THE MEN WHO WERE HURT.
The yard-master, whose name is sup
posed to be W. A. Stiltz, was hurt
about the head and body. The brake
man is thought to have been more
frightened than hurt, although he re-
ceiyed' several cuts and scratches. He
went to his home without assistance.
The body of Engineer Wayne still re-
mains in Spring Mill, but will be
moved to his home in Columbia
to-day. Conductor Cleaver's body
was taken charge Of by his brother
in this city, and the body Of Fire.
man Drinkhouse still lies at the hos
pital. The responsibility of the COLI
sion is mooted question. The engi-
neer of the local train and several other
railroad employees declare that the fast
freight was not on time. The latter
train is scheduled to leave Philadelphia
at 1875, and is supposed to run on the
same time as a passenger train.
AVERY FAST FREIGHT TRAIN.
1t is said, however, that the train
often exceeds this time, and one railroad
employee asserted yesterday that the
train recently ran twenty-eight miles
in the same number Of minutes. The
reason for running at such high rate
Of speed is because the train is loaded
exclusively with perishable goods
in the shape Of fruits, vegeta-
bles, and fish. 1t is run in the interest
Of Philadelphia and way merchants,
who 'are supplied with passenger
coach on the end Of the train. Mr..
Cleaver was formerly conductor on
passenger train, but was transferred at
his own request, so that he could LAY
off" in Philadelphia at night.
The scene of the wreck was visited
by thousands Of people yesterday alter
noon and evening. The cars of the
market train were filed with fruit,
vegetables, and fish, which were dis
tributed in the crowd. A vrecking-
train was on hand soon after the acct
dent, but the tracks were not clear until
late in the evening. In the mean time
travel was suspended, and there was a
block Of passenger trains at Manayunk.
The local freight train suffered the least
Of the two, and the fact that it was
loaded with iron ore and other heavy
freight probably prevented more Sc
rious accident. Coroner .Aikens, Of
Montgomery county, began an inquest
on the bodies Of the victims last night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-14
He Missed the Eclipse.

Did you see the eclipse?" asked
Fulton-street man of his neighbor.
s'See it? No. | had a glass and
something smoky, but it was a glass Of
what the bartender called Smoky
Scotch, and | was eclipsed myself by
the fusel oil in it, "Well,r said the
other. 81 saw the eclipse, and had
some whiskey, too but it was DUF-
FY's PURE MALT WHIsKEY, which |
buy from my druggist. 1t is as much
a medicine as it is beverage. 1t has
no poisonous residuum, and is the
only really pure article that | nave
been able to find. Ny daughter was
quickly relieved week before last from
a severe attack of pneumonia. and says
DUFFY's PURE MALT WHIsKEY did
her more good than any medicine she
took. II has cured me Of malaria,
which | contracted last summer"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-14
Communicated.
To The Editor of The State:

To the Editor Of me stare
In your issue Of June 9th you pub
lish that the case of r. II. Anderson
rs. II. 7. Miller & Co., for an alleged
infringement Of Anderson's patent for
reinforced drawers, was decided by
Judge Hughes, and that both on the
demurrer as to novelty and on the facts
as to use he decided in favor of Miller
& Co. This publication was entirely
too previous. The case was not dis
posed of by Judge Hughes until yes
terday, June 10Th, when he only de-
cided as to the question Of prior use
and withdrew the opinion referred to
in your communication.
The demurrer as to novelty was with
drawn by Captain John S. Wise, so
that no attack is made in the record on
the validity Of the patent as patenta-
BILE article. On the point decided
judgment was suspended for sixty days,
and Messrs. Tazewell Elicit and Edgar
Allan, counsel for plaintiff, are pre-
pairing to take the case on an appeal
before the Supreme Court Of the United
States. Bond is ready to be given by
plaintiff as soon as the clerk Of the
court is able to attend to his duties, he
being at present sick. Let him laugh
rho rims. R. II. ANDERSON.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-14


This is a convenience enjoyed by the
principal cities Of the country, ana
long wanted here by our Sunday-schooi
and other picnic parties. but never be
fore furnished at Richmond. This
want is now perfectly supplied by the
splendid excursion steamer "Gem,
recently built in Philadelphia for this
very purpose, and with capacity Tor
500 persons. The Gem is now re-
ceiving her finishing touches in the
dock, and will commence next Satur-
day to make her excursion trips from
the corner Of Seventeenth and Dock
streets lin front Of Davenport Il Nor
ris'sl. In addition to the charter trips,
she will run three excursions day to
Dutch Gap and return every Saturday,
Sunday, and Monday, and one alter.
noon excursion every Wednesday and
Friday at very low rates and conye-
nient hours for the benefit OF family
parties, ladies, and children. We are
assured that none but respectable peo-
pie will be allowed aboard, and no
pains will be spared to make these trips
thoroughly enjoyable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-14
THE TURKISH NAVY.
fay-Dsy In the Cabin or One Of the Bos-
PhorHs Steamers.

faS-Dss In the Cabin or One Of the Bos.
Phorus Steamer
One evening, writes a Constantinople
correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press, an officer hustled into the cabin
of Bosphorus steamer, just after it
had left port, and, accosting a clerk
who was doing at the table:
"0h, here you are"
"Well, have you the money!"
Eyes"
Count ii out"
Then for a few minutes there was the
chink of small coin as, one after an
other, each little pile, carefully scruti-
nized in the waning light, was laid
aside. At last, with considerable care.
about dozen piles were made, and the
officer leaned back on the sofa and
nursed his knees.
Call the men in.r And forthwith
q sergeant and his men came in in turn
TO receive each pile Of coin. There,
my boy, there is your money for To-
day, There, my son. is yours. aud
there is some more for the tall fellow
With beard that lives over by the
diad.ifuit market, Now 80, and be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-14

A special attraction at the picnic of
Congregation Kenesseth Israel, to be
given at Virginia State FAIRGROUNDS
on Monday, June 22d, will be trot-
ting race for gentlemen's road-horses,
open TO all trotters aud PAGERS known
and used as ~oad-horses. The commit
tee offer the following prizes: First
horse, set Of harness valued at $50;
second horse, a driving-whip /; third
horse, riding-whip. The race to be
mile heats, in harness, best three in
FIVE. Entries must be made on or be-
fore IL o'clock Of Friday, June 10th,
at the store Of II. Fisher, No. 1925 east
Main street. The race to star. prompt
ly at 4 o'clock. No entrance-fee
charged. Gate-fee. so cents.