The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1892-04-23

~ LCot llSAuld Law.
RICHMOND, Va, April 21.-The turf
exchange opened here yesterday, and
Immediately thereafter was closed by the
police. George L. Lescalleet, the cash
ier, was arrested and bailed in the sum
of $500 for bis appearance this afternoon.
Lescalleet has secured counsel and will
test the constitutionality of the recently
enacted anti-gambling law 1t is claimed
by the tdefence that it has been else
where decided that the law does not pre-
vent the sending of money ON commits
sion to the lace trucks when the bet is
being made there.
PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORT.
The following are the names of pupils
who attended every dav during the
month:
High schools. 4. Shope teacher Vii
mer Held, Harrison Geggus, VIM. Brenner,
Lizzie Schoch, Luella Rehrig, Annabel
Brokate, Emma Fortwangler. Matte Wap,
Martha Long. M2ble Wheatley.
Grammar schonl-Geo. T.. Gray, teacher
Robert Hontz, Geo. Long, Harry Stocker
Wilmer VanLiew, Chas. Walp, John
Nander, Sallle Baroiett, Emma Buss,
Nettie Geggus, Mamie Rhoads, Lulu
Kuntz.
Girls Advanced Secondary Hattie l.,
koons, Teacher-Sadie Peters, Emma
Schmale, Lizzie Rehr, Minnie Boyer, Beu-
lab Reichard, Mary Ipalp, Lovyada Will
hanson.
Boys Advanced Secondary -AggIe r.
Hauk, Teacher-Sco't Roth, Harry Hun
sicker, Willie Krock, Lindney Gombert,
Charles Reber, George Ruch Frank Train
er, Charles Benninger, George Heberling,
Harry SpangleT, Edward Smith, Willie
VOORHEES,, Bert Horn, Walter Weinland,
Thomas Newhar'.
Girls Secondary - NJ. Alice Mantz.
Teacher-Meta Faust, Miriam Horn, Ella
/ Vert, Chrissie Kuhns, Hattie OH, Katie
/ Trainer, Mamie Wedaw. Daisy Benninger,
Alice Vert, Agnes Hunsicker.
/ Male Secondary-Anna E Weber, Teach
er-Harrg Beck, Charles Longkammer.
Milton Walp, James Nander, Robert
/ Koons, Harry Sittler, Clare Sheckler, John
Rohr, William Gaumer.
/ Boys Advanced Primary Emma Spies,
1 Teacher-Robert GOmbert, Reinhod Ko.
matowski, Arthur Kemerer, John Ruch,
Robert Swartz, Freddie Reigel, Robert
/ Krndler, Eugene Peters, Charles Rnff,
Calvin Shultz BERTHE Semmel William
Peters
Girls ADV. Primary Lille NJ. Reichard,
I teacher-COra Smith. Carrie Hollenbach,
/ Daisy Boyer, Katie Zern, Mamie Snyder.
/ Florence Christi, Helen Hough, Mabel
Kostenbader, Renia Ruch, Towanda viii
liams Helen Peters, Carrie Anthony. Ella
! Wleand, Gertie Fuehro, Lille Wolfe, Laura
SandheT, Mamie Hunsicker Sallie Frey,
/ Anna Frltzinger, Anna Kreidler Carrie
Meitzler.
/ Boys Second Primary-Laura A. Wei
/ daw, teacher-Chares Schmidt, John
| Beck, Harry Anthony, Clark Evans. Julius
/ Komatowski, August Komatowski Robert
Bowman, Earl Sheckler, Harry Everitt,
Thos. Christman.
/ Girls Second Primary-Irene T Fen
/ stermacher, teacher-Flossie Dauxdater,
/ Mamie Hough, Clara Reichard, Flora
/ Schoch, Estella Scheidt, Mamie Trexler,
I Laura Armbruster, Mamie Krock, Esther
kemerer, Dora Reichard, Mamie Vert
man, Emma Meitzler, Mary Longkam-
merer, Maud Rehr, Maud Weinlire.
Boys First Prlmary-Ella c. Sibbet,
I Ieacher-Oscar Ashner, George Gilbert,
l Frank Lauer, Robert Sheckler, Willie
I DauXtadeT, Robert kemerer, Charley
Meyer, Fred Komatowski.
Girls First Primary Mary f. Catell,
/ Teacher-EYa Hauk Ada Mellzler, Sa
die Ratc'iii, Mabel Trexler, Annie Krum,
Matte Zahn, Katie Dreher
Visitors-Miss Dechant, NJ. o. Bryan,
/ Daniel Weiand, Prof. S. Z. Shope, Mrs
l Lewis Hoffman, Mrs. Horace d. lIeydt,
Miss Mamie Rex, Mise Lille Krum, Miss
/ Emma J. Clauss, Clara i. Mantz, Miss
Tillle Snyder, Miss Sophie Miller.
/ IL is very gratifying to learn that our
| public schools are in a houfishing condi-
tion. Prof Shupe and his corps Of excel
/ lent assistants deserve credit for the hard
work done during the past term. The
! graduating class viii have eight members.