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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
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Highly pionsod
Crawford, Tex, Sept, II, 1892.
10 The Fort Worth Gazette.
Gnntlomon; Your premium On.
gotte sewing machine received yesterday;
accompanying Il wa8 fycyoar gunr.
antee We are highly pleased with tho
appearance OF the machine, aud Will
write you lntor as 20 les true merit.
Yours truly,
q. A. sTANDITER.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

ST. louis. Mo-. March g.. Cotton
Quiet: middling o 1906 sales, 300 bnlesi
shipments. 300 bales, receipts, 200
bales. took. iO0SDO bnleA
S'r LOUIS LIVESTOCK.
81 Louis No, March @. Cutil'--lic.
cSatf. 3N0. shinm8nts, 500 fiendy on
ul kinds Fair tn pretty good uutiYe
steers. s8WNAT0. fair % good fed Tex.
~ steers. S32Dlpf25.
Tior--R Receipts 300; shipmentH, 5000
etrnuq. heavy. S110mslO. mixed. $3.50
1850: light, STOlN7NJ
Sheep Receipts, JOO' shipments, none;
firm. Unchanged
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

a large lowllcr Of galenn reccpfly
mined 80 lenieryllle, Mo-, is said TO hnye
weighed 1850 pounds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
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Cotton seod-Por busho!, isc rotau.
hay--Looso local. per ton. t7oa:
hest t'orncy, carload lots & 0. b., 100 Dst
hay, car lots, e o. b., $780, retail, t9.0O anl
80 per ton ,nuled at. i5l as0
Amber oaao soed--lAog bshoL wholesale
5tcs retail. Si0o
Millot-per bushoi 81.
AIaiia sccd--N lpor bushcL
Wheal-Buyors aro paying. No z CT
no 3 Coo !. o D. 40 Forl Worth
Bran Per ton, so, rctail. soc por 100
pounds
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

Walnut, Tex, May 20, 1902
Fort Worth Gazette
! am in receipt of Tho Gazette sew.
Ing machine and find it 20 be- nll you
claim for a. We are delighted with tho
finish aud the work lt DOCS Think Il
very cheap for such machine aud
equal 90 a $40 OF $50 machine
Yours with thanks for Il,
a. j. MORRISON.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
'lHISG OF BEAUTY.
n. .' " and a Useful Article.
e'''l'' oiiea and See q

rs sesrt Worth are invited
AZ. g business Office
Eilse ~ Sazette'a Cabinot
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

Canon CITY $40 per ton, McAlo5tj;
Choctaw, jenny Lind, Big Muddy Rouor
Maitland, Cameron, Robinson ana Walsse,
Goals. car lots, g. 90; o to 10 ton lots, as. Yea
two tons S. 30; one Ton 500; ouo-half toS
$3.50. Monarch, Victor Santa Clara ana
Gilmore coa-s, ear lots, $3.50; TO ~ tons
sou; TWO tons So 25; one ton, 5000 ono-hnf
ton $3.50. Briar Crock aud Mlcjnmes coalsi
car lots, 1895 3 10 10 tons, 500; two tons,
75i ono ton, go; ouchalf ton, S82a
Maitland Egr and Monarch Egg car
lots s.; 3 tons, SA25, two
tons, $3.50; single tom $50, Anthra'
cito dPenuj coal car lots, Slli to 10 ION
lois, &l2f5; single ton Slj Anthracite
lOuidu) 10 10 tons, g9OJ; single ton sg5Oi
onc-nalf ton, 500 Slack coaA car lols
S3. 90 per ton,S3O.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

Robertson & Wilton. successors 10
Fakes d Co, undcrtokcrs, SOC Houston
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

Daily Movements az Interior Towns
Galveston. Tox., March @.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

Nmshy-heCiincd, 81 sea- 90 as per uroog;
i'yoar'old upwords, 81 C0al 10; sour mach,
ca - tCal0 W; blended whistles, g. uOa
t.h
VINES Pure srnpN FER rul, 81 up
Braudics-puro Tonnossea appio. s. a5;
paro Maryland peach, g3 ot domestic
comaQ " 75aJ 10, imported, fB J0ag "a
Gns-Domostc, per gal, 81 gJa3 ~; i'm.
ported, g gOa5 ~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

TIcTlNc.uousE rnoDUcra

Dry salt mcats-Drg salt short clear
1gc, bacon. short clear lloi bacon bol-
los llci hams, medium lDci Dieak'
fast bacon, loo dry salt bellies BE
Compound, llEci choice family
l2kc; pure leaf ING
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07

Quotations based or sman lots 10 retail
dealers; Acciaulid, per ounce, 100; por
ID, acctic acid, per 10, Sc carboiic acid,
cryst per 10 2S 80 a0ci muriatc acid, y
j., per TO- nitric acid, z p, por 10 2lc;
tulphurlc acid 9. p, per 10, 2lc; iannio
per gal, g. less SC cash; alum, per To- Coz
auuEnmnia 100; anNfchrino, per on sooi
nntlpyrino, per o., tL40; ammonia, cnrbo.
pate per H.. ldC, DUO vitrio.. per H., Oasti
blue mass, per 10, Zoe blue ointment por
H., bOc, borax. por ~. l2eiJ; camphor
ny, k0ci coppor4MS per 40 l95e, croe3ma
grocors' ,pcr 10, iaci Dover's powder, per To-
clio; ether sulphurlc u.Sp., To gum
nrahi first pick, per 10, p0c gym sholnc.
per 10 2'ci glue, brown, 3 ID, l20i6c; III 40
white, per 10, 20c; mace, per ID, 600; meC
curry per ID, Zoo; MORPHINE sulph., y. n W.,
= o. boxes, per o., 20, 2H on boxes
tCr o.. $40; o. bottles, Der o.. e. v;
rutmcrs, uer pound. 1Jei castor OIL p3r
sal, 0.2ba. l.80 olive oil Rai., clio; linseol
oil, rcr sal, as ch sncrm OIL, W. -, poe
GAL, tL2O' opium per pound e. t1oOi
opium, po., per pound, ~ 40; b.uck pepper
per pound lSc; potash bromide, per
pound, 90, potash, ohioratA per
pound. nc; lodide per a.,
90 a5; uuininG PG w, ~ bottlo1
per OF S2c; qurine = & W, 4. o., can !.
o., &c; ID. and $. duinine o. viGls, per on,
Csc; do, o. tins, per o. &c; do. boz tins,
per o. @; do 25-oG tins. per o., 22o, do
lOO-oA tins per o., . q; sal soda per 10,
f36a8c; saltpoter, refined per ID, iOc saipo.
ter, commorciaL0o TO; salts, Epson per ID, 10;
salts, Rochelle, COO; bicarb soda English
kegs, per To- Dc; sulphur. Flowers, 5-bbl
lots, 20; sulphur, Flowers, small lots, De-;
spirits turpenuuo market rates, por gals
white lead, S, II por ID 5o1 &c
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-07
roulTRY, raos AND nurrrTl

Prices paid BY daalors--Old hons, 50 0
per COZ spring chickens, largo, ;. s0;
spring chickens, small ~ 81 Iurkeys--
small spring hens &C each; spring COB
blors, small, largo sl odd hens 80,
enc and Two yoar old gobblor q p5V 90,
eggs, per DOG, butter frosh good, zoe;
common country, c, uBaWArN So.
Retailers rot old hens. 90 par dozoni
spring chickens. largo, 80 10 spring chick.
ems small, s o. 1urkcys--smau spring
hons uisprng gobblOrs, small, al 8; largo
DO 81 "a, oldnens Ul. l. TO- one ana two yoar
old cobblels 81 5O butter, gJot fresh, 100
per pound; butter common ountrY a0ci
creamery, 800; cggs 100 per dozon
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
Telegram. Triturated.

Six deaths from cholera were reported in
Cette, France, yesterday; IN Alas France
three.
The Savannah (Ga.) Cotton Exchange and
Board Of Trade yesterday passed resolutions
urging repeal Of the Sherman law
The latest adyices from Mecca, whore cholera
ia raging. show that there have been $50 deaths
from that disease during the last nye days
The BOARD of Directors OF the Mobile (Ala.)
Cotton Exchange have adopted unanimously
resolution IN favor OF the repeal OF the sherman
silver lsT.
Tho international Printsrs Protective Fra
ternity have adopted resolutions faSorng the
adoption OF type-setling machines IN news
paper Offices.
IL Is believed in Paris that the condition Of
President Csrnot. said 10 be suffering from liver
trouble. u much more serious than stated In the
Official reports.
The shipments OF currency from New York 20
the West Yesterday amounted 10 only 10000
of which S40O, 900 was obtained from the sub
Treasury In exchange
The First National Bank OF Arkansas City,
Kan. one Of the oldest and generally believed
TO be one OF the strongest financial institutions
Of the Southwest, has failed.
The sugar-refnery and stores owned by David
Martnear s sons Qimitedl, In Canningto"n, an
eastern suburb Of London. Eng. were burned
Wednesday night Loes, 100000.
The Democratic State Central Committee Of
Ohio has selected Cincinnati and August OH
and 10th A. the place and tims for holding the
convention 10 nominate state ticket
The run on the Irving Savings Institution,
New York clty. was renewed yesterday morn
ing, and els, 900 were paid olt the iirss hour.
None Of the larger depositors were present
Six Wright brothers were staining under q
treo near their home, IN Adrian, Mo. Wetnes-
day when lightning killed four Of them out
right and injured the other two 50 that they may
dis.
The United States Circuit Court OF Appeals nc
Chicago devoted yesterday TO hearing argument
on sunday closing OF the Worlds Fair, and tho
argument Was still progressing whom tho court
adjourned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
Decisions by the Court of appeals.

ISfeclll tcl'kIdil 10 til' i'l7Fh-'H'I
WYTnEvIILE. VA, Juno lo.-The following
decisions were handel down by tho Court OF
Appeals today:
Richmond city. Decree affirmed. opinion by
Judge Lacy.
Warrine rs. Belts. From Dlnyille. judgment
Affirmed. Opinion by Judge Lacy
Etnsry. Ly. &C., IS. kiuscv. from kappahih-
mock. Reversed ia part and affirmed IN part.
Opinion by Judge Fauutlcroy.
sgrrourhs -. TAYLOR & Co. From Mathews
county. Judgment affirmed Opinion by Judso
Tauntlcroy; Judge Lacy not sitting.
Logan'- administrator rs. Pannlli q co. FROM
Putsylvania county. Decree affirmed Opinion
by Judge FaunilcrOy
Hogau's administrator ~. Tyler, receiver.
From Roanoke Citv. judgment aiirnei.
isaars. Taylor " Williams - Gis ~. city OF
Richmond. From Rirnmond city. Decree al
nrmei. Opinion 10y Judge Lewis.
TAYLOR -. Cusains. From Richmond CITY.
Decree enirmcd. Opinion by Judge LOWS.
Norfolk ard Western Railroad Company re-. \.
h. Anderson. From Nanscmond county Juds-
mcnt anirmcd Opinion by Judge Lewis.
state Bank Of Virginia -. blanchard. FROM
PichmonI city. Judgment affirmed. opinion
ly judge Lewis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
MURDER MOST FOUL.
CAPT. COOPER, OF THe scH'a DAIGH-
ER, CRUELTY DONE TO DEATH.
Hacked to Pieces In the Cabin OF HIS
vessei--HIs Crew. Two Coiored
Men. Suspected.
tyy telegraph to the Dispstch.I

BALTIMORE, Mp. June i5.-News reached
here to-day of O murder committed at
Deals Island oa Sunday night. Captain
Frank Cooper. of Carter's Creek. Lancas-
ter county. Va. commander OF the scnoo-
ner james V. Daigher. came to DeaPs
Island on Saturday with load of grain.
The schooner was leaking. and he bad
come to try and charter another vessel.
so the grain would not be damaged, but
this he failed to do.
He was at church on Sunday night. and
this was the last time he was seen alive.
Yesterday Jacob y. Webster found his
body in the water half mile from the
shore. He had probably been murdered
IN tho cabin Of the Daigher on Sunday
night and his body thrown overheard.
HALF A DOZEN WOUNDS.
The top of Captain Cooper's head was
split open, and there were half dozen
other wounds on the head. any one of
which would have been fatal. Tho Daigber
was boarded and blood was found on the
cabin and on the deck. A mattress had
been thrown overheard and was found n
short distance away with bloOd-sta,ns on
II.
Captain Cooper's crew were two colored
men from Carter's Greek. Va. These men,
whose names cOlld not be ascertained.
walked TO 81. Peters, where LAY anchored
the Annie Il. Todd. commanded by John
Cannon. from Virginia, on which they
took passage.
The Virginia authorities have been tele-
graphed to arrest the two men.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
THE HALL NOT VET SELECTED.
The Place for Holding the Convention to
Hs Fixed Next Week.

II has not been decided as yet in what build
ing tie state Democratic Convention Of August
17th shall be held. Tho Annoy may be used,
u large tobacco warehouse may be secured, or 4
wigwam may be built II The money can be
ralso1. Chairman Pattesod said yesterday that
no would give tho matter his attention m Tow
days and that the hall would probably be
definitely decided upon next wceS. III " slhii
10 determined 10 use the ArmOry the dctett IN
its acoustics viii De remedied "a far IA possible.
They were made fairly good when Mr.. Moody
held his great meeting here several years ago.
There have been a good many prominent
Democrats from different parts of the state IN
the city this week. Among those seen on the
stree; yesterday were Captain Camm Patte-
ron, Of Buckingham. SIR. thomas Martin, u
Albsmarle, and Mr. X. B. Merchant of Frede-
rIcksburg. Captain Patteson IL looking as Wen
as be has done Tor many ycfrt. AMI ~ 30 ready
ns eyer To discuss silver and Democracy. lie
thinks his county will send a Tyler delegation 10
the convention, though the friends Of toionels
Buiord and O'Ferril are both hard at work Mr.
Martin has very little to say about tn guberna-
tOriai rale, "A ho IL friendly 20 all OF Tue canil
dates. Mr Merchant says no thinks rr-derscAs-
burg will send solid O'Ferrali delegation, bui
Tyler may get few delegates N S2otayiYania-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
WASHlNGTON'S NEW INQUEST.
Colonel ainsworth's Request to BE Pre-
sent by Counsel Denied.
lBy telegrnph 20 no lii5patch.l


WAsHlNGroS, u. c., june 15.-Tho new In
quest over tho remains OF the Fords-Theatre
disaster victims began this morning. The pro-
ceodings were devoid Of sensational character.
the evidence being directed exclusively to tho
ascertainmcnt Of the cause OF tho building )
collapse.
Colonel Ainsworth addressed n letter 10 Coro-
ner Patterson complaining that the jury wero
preiudiced against him by tho testimony OF dis
affected CLERKS and the riOtOu5 proceedings OF
the previous Illegal inquiry, and urging his rlgnt
81 be present by c0uns'i and crOss-oxanine the
witnesses. Coroner Patterson refused the re-
quest.
Colonel Ainsworh's attorney was IN the hall
thi= morning = few minutes before the inquest
lrgan, bur he Withdrew before Coroner Patter-
sou raped the jury tO order.
DiHirIri-Atiorncy Thomas eat with the Coro-
nor. Rni pol,o lieutenant was present Tug u
squad Of police. but thcre was no call Tor their
services tO-iny. The same Jury was summoned
that took part In tho interrupted preceeiiuss,
aud they went TO GlcnwOOd cemetery and
viewed the body Of Frederick =. Lotus, one OF
the victims, which lies In q rocctying-yault there.
Testimony from builders and others touching
the supposed security of The bull 'ing' tho eAch
vaung. the lack "rhOring in the latter worF
lNc wss .hcu iusrciuceI, AMI occupied the at
tentiOn OF the my during tho day,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
CITY-HOSPITAL COMMITTEES.
President McGuire Announces Them-A
Circular Letter ns to stock.

A called meeting OF the Board OK Directors OF
the R'cnmoni CITY Hospital was hold In the
Chamber OF Commerce rooms yesterday evening
NJ q o'clock. Dr. Hunter Nc,iuire, tho prest-
dent. occupied the chair and announced the fol-
loving standing committees; .
Iinance-.iohn Pope tchairmRn), L. {. VIII
liams, Joseph Bryan. Lewis Gntor, anu Inomas
Potts.
Executive Commlttee-Ge0rge |. Christian
chairman. Charles Watsins, D O. Davis, James
y. M iugWarth. c. OBJ. COgari.n.
Building mittee-Major Lewis Gtnte=
(chairman). B. B. Muuford. Hugh NJ. laylcr,
Fred. :. Meyers. r.. u. Taylor.
ON motion oi Mr.. +. D. Taylor the secretary
wa, instructed 90 have the following circular
letter printed and distributed throughout the
city.
Dear Sir. We. tho IN lor7ignci, have been
appointed a committee to wal, upon you. aui
request that you take some stock IN tho Rich
mond city Hospital, viii IN has boon duly char
tered and orSsntz "a under the laws of the
state OF Virginia. ihis institution - something
the city has been I'm need OF for n number OF
years. aud We think II IA IN iar way TO nave
one established here that Mil do credit % our
city and state. 1hls institution will b. separate
aud distinct from the College Of Phy1claus
ana Surgeons aud Will bo under the control OF
the Board of Directors consisting OF thirteen
busine..-nen ana three prominent physicians.
ave Will take pleasure IN calling on you IN a
few days, ami hope you viii give the above due
consideration and be prepared 10 suOscriDe hD-
orally 10 the stock. Yours worry truly,
49, TIE COMMITTEE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
Special Saturday Grass widow ers' Rates
%.

Commencing Saturday. juno 18th. tho
Chesapeake and Ohio railway will resume
the sale OF special Saturday tickots To sta
tions between Richmond and Staunton,
on main line. and between Richmond AMI
Howardsville, on James-RIver DIVISION. At
rate of one fare for the round trip. To
maIu-line stations these tickets will be sold
for 9 +. NJ, ) =. NJ. aud 10 =. NJ. trans oE
Saturdays TO such stations at which trans
are scheduled To stop. good TO return IN
any tram not later than tram arriving
Richmond at , +. NJ. OF the Monday fol-
loving date of sale. To James-kiyer Dl-
vision stations these tickets are sold for
4:45 +. NJ and 1879 +. NJ. Of saturday..
limited good for return not later than
tram arriving Richmond at $50 \. NJ. OF
the Monday following date of sale.
These rates will ba found yerv desirable
20 heads IF families who may locate thar
people along tine line of the Chesapeake
and Ohio during the summer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
SHE TOOK LAUOANUM.
A Woman Believed to Have Attempted
Suicide Last Night-hmbulance Calls.


Between 7 and 4 o'clock last night Mrs
Frohmer who resides over 40 1900 east Main
street. was found TO be heavily under the iniiu-
ence Of some drug. The city ambulance was
sumtrOned and she was taken 20 the almshouss
for treatment. The physicians there were not
long In ascertaininR that the woman had taken
an oycriosc Of laudaunm. She WAS no, consid-
cred to be In a dangerous condition at miinighi.
Mrs. FrOhmer took too much laHdanum about
month sgo aud It WAS feared that she would die.
u h believed by the police that her object upon
both Oc.as sions was suicide. She lives with her
son. She Is about 50 years old, aui no reason
has been advanced a. 20 why she may nave de-
sired 90 take her own lite. She says she Is IN tho
habit Of taking laudanum.
1he ambulance wns kept quite busy yester-
dny afternoon. II responded TO calls as follows
At / O'Clock To the corner ~ Second and Cary
streets to a white man who received cut on tho
head by falling OF a cart. lie was treated anu
taken home.
AtI.5O o'clock 20 a white man at tho old cs-
tablishmont OF Al. n. Smitn & Co. on east Main
street. This party had had his head cur 10y
some machinery. His injuries wero not serious
and ho was gyen medical attention anu taken
home.
At 4:30 TO the corner Of Seventh and Baker
streets TO "A white man suffering with epueptic
fits. lie was carried 10 the almshouse Tor treat
meut.
At5:5O to a colored boy who had been hurt
by being thrown from n wagon At the foot of
Hospital street. lie WAS attended by the ply
scian and taken home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

The United Banking and Building Com
panv. s2i east Main street. Offers for sale
during the next thirty days loO shares Of
its capital stock. fully paid and non-as-
sesssble. at $50 per share. The company
paws on the cost of this stock cash dhvi-
dend Of per cent. per arnum, payable
semi. annually on the first days OF January
and July of each year The stock further
participates IN the profits OF the business
and is redeemed by the company at i;s INA
tur,tv (Which is estimated 90 be about
eighty. -four months) at Sl00 per share. re-
eardless OF the cash interest already paid
the holder thereof. Investors are invited
to call or write for prospectus OF the
company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

HoryL BgproRp, BEDFORD CRY,

HorEL BEDFORD. BEDFORD CRY. Va.
This elegant hotel, BEAUTIFULLY furnished,
il situated at the baso of the Peaks Ok
O.tcr. on the Norfolk and Western ra'l-
rold. on commanding elevation. afford
inc "A beautiful view Of the surrounding
scenery. and IS the most complete SKINNER
hotel in Virginia. Electric lights, hot
and coid-water baths. and comUlete sani-
tary arrangements. Cuisine and service
unsurpassed. Mineral waters OF valuable
curative powers. Band of music.
For further particulars and circulars
address j. GORDON ShiTH.
Manager.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16

Petersburg. l,ev. John X. Mason. OF Richmond'
was elected member of tho board 10 OIL the
vacancy causcd BY the death o; Rev. Dr. tiD-
son. Tho board, after mature considerntion'
unanimously decided 10 abolish tho normal de-
partment OF the school.
CHANGE LOCATION.
II was also decided - remove tho school from
its present rifo. on vest Washington stroes, 10
the property reccntly purchased by the board
on N est street This IA tho only divinity schooi
in Virginia for tho education and training "i
coorcd men for the ministry Of the Episcopal
Church. 1t will remain under the Joint care of
the two diOceses. ~"
DIR. GOODWIN RESIGNS.
The resignation OF Rev. r. A. Goodwin rs
principal Of and Instructor In tho School OF d.
yinity was presented ana acceptel. lhis IH-t
confirms the belief felt here that Mr. Goodwin
will at an early day resign tho rect0rshlp OF ~.
Johns church TO accept tne call 10 old ST. johns
in ktcnmDni
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-06-16
Observation-Disclosures RaIded.

fCorresponience Of tie Richmond DisDatch.l
ArKXANpRIA, VA, june lJ.-1he biz policy
drawing ami keno-piayng establishment u
PcvartiEe * Gardner, nt Jackson city, Ntrgi-
MAS Moutc Carlo. nj the south eni Of tho Long
Bridge was raidcd yesterday evening by parry
Of c6n4fables of Alexandra county. hea led ~
Deputy-Shcrin Doran. The place was found IN
mi blast. ard tho players jumped cut OF the
windows. taking sash and all with them. t.
make their escape Tho officers captured the
Two pr0prlctOrs Of the establishment ani
conAscat.d all their gambling ontit. They
were bound over for their appearance before the
County Court.
The appoutmon, Of Mr James +. Clements
as SUPERINTENDENT Of Schools oi Alexandra
county rice John {. Fclrey, deceased, gives a.
mos. universal satisfaction 70 the peOpls OF the
eOuutV