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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

NniEhts OF ry,hins iixcursion--Locnt
option Election.

Weatherford. Tex. June io.-The
knights OF pythlas excursion train OF
ten cars passed west this morning TO
Mineral wella. A goodly number OF
our citizens took advantage OF the OPP
portunlty and visited the hehfh resort.
The local option election OF yestcr-
day pissed on very quietly. And. be
Il said TO the honor OF the successful
pros. no demonstration whatever was
manifested, They merely enjoyed their
triumph with dignity. Mans are the
conJecurcs as 60 the eject the victory
will have. us Il has been remarked
there viii be much OF the stun sold on
the sly. We viii zee what we will soc.
Politics are warming up. os Il Will
not be long to our primaries. AS a.
sequence, there ~ q considerable
amount OF hustllng ana rustling among
the candidates for Office.
Mrs. 8 a. Davis and her childrcn.
Mira. n. C. Shropshire. Miss Estello
Davis, Tom Davis, and her grandohiid.
tho brlght-oycd little Laura shropshire.
arrived today from Corslcana.
From every part OF the county comes
the cheering intelligence that the crops
are splendid and were never better.
The Gazette. coming here this morn
ing on the excursion train, sold like
hot cakes ana was In demand.
Messrs, c. c. Kidd. esq, Democrat,
and l NJ, Mnllctt, Populist spoke at
Bakers school house, some fifteen miler
south OF this place, ON current poll.
ilcs.
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FOUGHT ron Tnn LAND.
DEATH OF mn Ola irish Woman and
the Results.

by Associated Press.
Dublin. June 1o.--An old woman who
owned half an acre OF ground at Mem
gnh, county OF Tipperary, died Friday
without leaving n relative or specifying
an heir HG@-----abors auarrclod yes.
terday over the possession OF her lind.
Some thirty men fought with ecythcs
and piichforkH around her hut. Event,
ualiy they broke down the door and
upset the body and beat each othc,
with candles which had stood around
the body When the fight was ended
two men lay dead at the doorstcps
and ave others were too seriously
wounded to walk from the scene OF
the conflict A farmer named Dwycr.
living near Nengah, WIS killed IN an
other Agrarian quarrel on Friday
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

ny Asaoalated Preaa.

ny Associated preaa.
81, Louis, Mo-, June io.--A epeciai to
the Republic from New orleans says;
Mark Jacobs an honorable. Industrious
colored farmer wa. taken from his
fold In tho southern portion OF tho
parish OF Dienville, La. In broad day
light by a crowd OF white men, carried
into the woods blindfoided and boaten
so terribly that no died from the 81.
fcetH. josh Brown. y. NJ. Brown. J. ..
Bryan, Neal aud John Carter have
been arrested and tho aheriff'a poHas
Is after them. Others nre thought TO
be- implicated. The good citizens ara
very much stirred up over the affair.
and everything viii be done 10 bring
tho guilty parties 20 Justice.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

p'"''"'
Special Dispatch.

bpecInI DlHpatch.
Paris, June io.--The Temps denies the
Bangkok telegram published In the
United States to the effect that France
intends To seize and dctain on gun
boat the Mangariar Phrayot. who was
acquitted In Bangkok OF the charge OF
having murdered NJ. Grensgurln. a
French agent. According TO the Ma
tional. the French government viii
send warships from Saigon TO bangkok
to support the demand made by Franco
for the punishment OF Phrayot.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11
,Ins. e. W. TEnuuNE INDonsED.
"a Candidate for Judge of the
Court of Criminal Appeals.

Candidate for Judge of the
4 Court of Criminal Appeals.
4 sral Dispatch.
Emory, Tex, June 1O.--The Emory
4 u assembled in the district court
Y rm, elected Hon B. NJ. McMahan
irman and H. w Priest secretary.
N %. ]. W. Humphrey. Judge ]. NJ.
4 sdy, e. ]. Humphrey and r. w.
rest were appointed a committee on
Nlutions. They reported the follow
Z resolutions, which were unanimous
y ldopted
/, Whereas we have been advised that
friends OF Hon. Il. W. Terhune are
! ztemplatlng placing his name before
state Democratic convention as a
rdldate for one OF the judges OF the
! imnal court Of appeals, and
whereas he has displayed unusual
emy as juris while on the bench
our district judge. and we recognize
him lawyer of profound learning
the law. the the peer OF any in the
Pate; therefore, be it
Resolved, that we do heartily en-
as' 'e Hon. r. w. Terhune. present
lige Of the Eighth judicial district,
o. the position of one of the judges
The criminal court of appeals, and
Pat we cmmend him to the Democracy
Texas as lawyer OF profound abil-
M ha chair
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

By Associated Press
Now York. June io.-Ariyed. La
brc,aEne. from Hayre; Loehlomond
from rotterdam; Mohawk. fgom Lon
don; wcser. from Naples
Isle - wight --paesed. Chester. from
New York; Rotterdam. for Hsw York
Prawt Poiut-Pasaed. weimar. from
Baltimore.
fsostoa-arrived. payonia. from LIy'
Nav Yort-Aniyed. Amsterdam
from Rotterdam
ouebeo-Arrived. Lausentla. from
Liverpool
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railroad DridTes Burned. for which
strikers nre Accused.

by Associated Press.
Birmingham. Ala, June io.-At an
early hour this morning the bridge on
the Lincoln .sanch OF the Louisville
and Nashville road was burned. This
Is the third railroad bridge which has
been burned within the past four days.
and all the fires are supposed TO have
been Of an incendiary origin. suspi-
ton points to the striking miners. Yes
terdey morning on the Kansas City,
Memphis and birmingham road near
Ashvise bridge ives fired. but was
discovered in time to prevent train
from ruanins into H.
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10 Ala the strikers.

BY Associated Press. -T-7-
Chicago. June io.-Meycr Hopkins has
issued n proclamation calling upon the
people Of the city to assist the strikers
at Pullman. The proclamation requests
that all contributions OF money. food.
clothing, etc. be sent TO the mayors
Office and from there distributed among
the deserving poor at Pullman.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

Special Dispatch.
Rockwell, Rockwall county Tex.
June s.-The Populists held II conven.
tion here yesterday and organized by
electing J. c. Garrison chairman and
M X. lsbel. secretary. The following
named persons were Endorsed for the
ciherent offices; John Sands. for floateri
9. E. cade, sheriff; NJ. k. Isbel. clerk;
J. c. Garrison, county attorney; t. X.
Buckley, assessor; ]. o. Davis, con.
stable
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IN ILLINOIS.
Trouble mt Pann auieting Down.
The Troops.

BY Associated Press.
Springfield. Ill, June lo.-Governor
Aitgeld received a telegram from Col.
Bayie at Pana saying the First Regi-
ment had arrived there at $50 a. m.
Everything was quiet and no trouble
was at hand. the miners being over
awed by the presence Of so many
troops. General orendorf took an en-
CINE and coach from here early this
morning and went to Pana TO ascertain
the exact situation Of affairs. The As
socIated Press representative has just
seen the governor. who says there is
nothing new and no more troops have
been ordered out. The governor thinks
the trouble at Pana will amount to
nothing.
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Precinct Instructions.

=, EglsVHFNHl
lexington. Lee County. Tex. June 10
ne primary Democratic convention
s'ecinct No, 4. Lee county. met at
r'nston yesterday. Colonel T. s.
eug'ass was elected chairman and J.
Robinson secretary. Delegates 70
u county convention were instructed
e.. .'1'ows; For governor. chas. A.
's'son; acknowledgements. Geo
n, lester encouragement. NJ, NJ.
-pei comptroller. w. NJ wiggirs'
n. rSrer- W. b. workman; co'nmls-
80 general land office. VIM G.
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sa..rsnssea and Robbed.

special Dispatch
San Antoine. Tex. June io.-Antonio
pr,ri ex-city market master and at
,r..ssnt merchant. was sAndbassed
- ,oh,,ed OF ssa tonight by unknown
men he was on his way home from
80 tort and had the days sales In nis
hs,.s He received severe gash IN
III be4d from the sandbagsins instru'
ment
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

Ing the trestle ond hope to get done
tomorrow morning. About 100 men arc
working. Sheriff Adams has been APP
peaied to guard the bridges at Mldvale
Suassburg and Dover. Nearly all the
bridges are wooden. -Four deputy shcr-
IFS win guard each tonight. State
troops are expected here tonight. Two
regiments will be distributed along the
road.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

by Associated prcna.
Minneapolis, MINI. June i0.--l.argeiy
attended meetings were held this after
noon NJ Huron, 4. r., In tho Presby-
terrain church and Y. NJ. O. a. rooms
10 pray for rain. A spirit Of deep sol
cmnlty peryaded both gatherings. To-
night the heavens arc overpread with
clouds. indicating rain before morn,
ing,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

The next regular meeting Of Psrmly
post No. 4, q. A. II. ana tho women's
Relief corps Of this city Will be held In
the hall. corner Second and Houston
streets. on Monday evening, June II.
1894, beginning promptly at 8 O'Clock.
The public are invited.
4. w, MANCHESTER. Adjt.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

Special Dispatch.
Lovelady. Houston Co. Tex, June 10.
This precinct instructed for Gull
berson for governor, Perkins for con-
gress. Chiffon for senator, Crane for
attorney-gen Finley for comptrol-
Ter, Walsh for land office, Workman for
treasurer.
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Special Dispatch.
Granger. VILLAIN county. Tex,
June lO.-The primary here gave a
majority for governor cuiberson; for
comptroller. Finly. acknowledgement
Jester; Encouragement. Crane; treas
urer. Workman: land commissioner.
Walsh; superintendent public instruc-
ton. Carlisle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

BY Associated PreAt
Metropolis. III, Ju,e io.--ksiiy's con-
tiuRent Of commonwaalerr, begging
thglr way out u caito neishbotiiaed,
passed up the river to Paducah on the
steamer Bette Ovens today. They
received no ENCOURAGEMENT at this
nlaaa and pas,.sd without landing.
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victory for the PROS.
Special Dispatch.

Special Dispatch.
santa Anna. Coleman County. Tex.
June 1o.-An election was held here
yesterday to determine whether or not
santa Anna should sell Intoxicating
drinks. resulting as follows; For pro-
hibltion, I59; against prohibition. rs.
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unIaue chnrch pedlentlon

Guthrie. o. r., June 1o.--The Ger
man Evangelical congregation dedl-
Gated their new church edihce today.
They first assembled at the old place
Of worship, then marched through town
with flying banners and took possess
sion Of the new.
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Special Dispatch.
Leonard, Fannin county, Tex, June
1o.-The Populists held their precinct
convention here and unanimously
nominated b. f. Douglass for Justice
OF the peace and T. j. Cannon for con-
etahia
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

A council Of teschew has decided thai
the cube root should BE- eliminated from
nndlmentAry arithmetic. VIVA, are The
dentis.A going 70 do about iti--Aibau,
Pres.
TITO dentists will probably kin SOME q
the nerve the council u trerhers dinplny'
ed. Now Orleans Picayrne.
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Special Dispatch.
Victoria. June 1o,--G. w. L. Fly. can
didate for congress against w II.
Grain. spoke here yesterday to a good
crowd. He is conducting clean. hon.
orable canvass. free from all personals
ties.
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IN ONO
strikers Barn rown over Hundred
Feet Of Trertics.

BY Associated Press.
New Philadalphia- o.. Jrne TO-
Miners burned 100 feet Of the trestles
on the Cleveland. Lorraine and Wheel
Ing railroad at Goshen. three miles
south OF here. They Threatened to KIN
the two bridge guards. who ran her1
and alarmed the operators. Bridgemen
called from the UhriehviiIe are renair-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

BY Associated Prera.
Paris. June io.-The grand steeple
chase dc paris OF io7.i5o francs at four
miles and one-helf Of furlong was
run at Auteuil today. It was won by
Loutch. swanphot was second and
veull third.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

by Associated Press
Berlin. June io.--The Post OF tbs
evening says that Emperor William
has ordered the chief Of police 20 make
to him a special report on the boycott
that il now Ia force against the hrew-
cries.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

BY Associated Press
London. June lo.-Mr. Gladstone Eaye
dinner party todny This iE the irst
social function he has attended since
the recent operation on one OF hlf
eyes,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

by Associated Press.
Warrington. June i0-The national
toard OF management Of the Daughters
OF the American Revolution has adopt
cd resolution recommending that
June II be observed by the daughters
as flag day, displaying the national
emblem from their homes.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN.
!. ouIpEnsos's FRIENDS
c,ucussING AGAIN.
( Dispatch.

Nj dispatch.
n. Tex. June 1o.-Hon. Charles
or was in the city last night
large number of his friends
II, caucus at John Bockhour's
.mce and a more enthusiastic
~ was held. a number Of Mr.
s,r.ou's friends from a distance
,rese;,t. among whom were the
q De Grafiinreid of Long
,nown as the eloquent and gifted
,arle orator Of East Texas, and
I, the strongest Culberson men in
.,.,e: and Editor Johnson OF the
i'm Post. Mr.. De Graiiinreid made
~ in which he urged the boys
.,,x palllas county for Charles Gull
4 and said that John Cochran
a In It and to give the county to
,,,n looked to him as II Dallas
~ was throwing away her chances
eoyernor: that the boys here were
,og In politics; that they should
move on them like the Eastern
=, boys: that he carried Gregg
~ for culberson and If they would
7, ant his Instructions here Dallas
~ could be carried for Culber-
Ike. Great enthusiasm was mani
!. aver his speech De Grafflnreid
rry much elated over the large
u, in behalf of Charles Culber-
md SO expressed himself this
IrInr TO some of his friends among
m was the Hon. Otis Eaton. MIR.
~ Informed Mr.. De Grafiinreid
that large caucus last night Of
II city fellows was no indication
how the county was going. that
u these county fellows rolled in
like they did during the Hogg and
ii campaign he might then calcu-
how the county stood. and that
; would bet on John Cochran carry
| DALLAS county. Other friends of
4 Cochran Informed Mr.. De Graifin-
N that he need not be elated yet
I'M over the prospects OF Culberson
ring Dallas county. that almost
Iy other man in the county was
I to John Cochran or his family and
n, John would show his hand In this
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

Special Dispatch.
Grapeland, Houston Co. Tex. June
1O.-De,egates from this precinct are
uninstructed except to favor primary
elections hereafter.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

BY Associated Press.
London. June io.-A dispatch from
Rio Gfandc Do Sui. Brazil states that
the government troops have defeated
the insurgents near Beloias.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

BY Associated Press,
New York. June io.-The Heraid's
a-Afaerlcan dispatch rays The Con-
servatlves have swep, the country In
elections fer senatora-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

SpeclnI DIFpatlH'
Detroit. Red River CO., Tex. June 10
THE local option election for this pre-.
cinct. including ti,Iss vat:;..=;; stokes. De
troit Bagwells and Liberty. was held
yesterday and resulted as follows; For
prohibition. rs; against prohibition,
2u; majority Of % against prohibition.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11
WASH Jone. Indor.ed.


Special Dispatch.
Lockhart, Tex, June lo.-caldwell
county Populists Endorsed Wash Jones
for congress and w. O. Hutchinson
for state senate. No other nomlna-
lions.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

$50 you ara mad at your husband. Ass
You ssoina home 70 your mpthcrr'
.No. / shane DO anything 10 nieA&~
him again ss long as I Ave. "--Amsr'sA.
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Special Dispatch.
corsicana, Tex. June iV.--'rhe game
OF ball between the corsicana and
Denison mines today resnlted In a
score Of to In favor OF corslcana-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

tween signor criapi and zannddonclii
nave been productive of no result aud
the ministerial crisis continued.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-06-11

BY Associated Press.
Rome. luna s.--1'be neroiatiope ba-
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Marriage n the only contract linor4
hoId good.
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INDECENT 1NpusTRIALs.
Men Who Can Work ana won't Work
You Know the Rest.

The disappointed many and the despair
ing few who comprise the so-cslted Indus
trial army encamped near Rosslyn are in
O more depIorable condition than ever, and
symptoms Of the dislntesration of the body
are becoming apparent. Despite the vigor-
Gus efforts Of the begging agents, who
forage through the surrounding country,
supplies reach the commissary In very
limited quantities, and nine-tenths Of the
men in camp are really on the verge of
starvation. There are many assertions
taking place every day. despite the claims
of the generals" and "colonels' that their
men are sticking together. The Virginia
authorities appear to have forgotten all
about their announced intention of COM
polling the industrials to remove from
Virginia soil.
The crowd seems to be of the unanimous
opinion that 1t Is better to stay at Rosslyn
tran to move elsewhere, and from the SEN
tlment prevailing it will take q great deal
OF persuasion TO remove it from its present
abiding place. The commonweal camp near
Highlands has been deserted by numbers
or It's former occupants, end It's final break
up at any tine would not occasion much
surprise. zx.. -.a. %.
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ASSESSMENTS.

New National Thester.-rhe play at the
New National fhestef last night was
Ours" the work Of Tom Robertson. The
play is one which does credit to the reputa-
ton OF its author although it is possibly
little more diffuse in conversation than
Is absolutely necessary. 1t is unquestion-
ably a charming product of stage art and
one which merited the marks Of apprecia-
ton. which were literally forthcoming last
night The fact that the play made a good
impression Immediately reflects credit on
the company which performed 1t, for while
a good company has saved many bad
play, good play never yet saved bad
company. There is but one regrettable cir
cumstance in connection with the perform
ance, and that is that 1t witnesses the
closing week of the summer comedy sea
son. Mr.. Bond had congenial character
In Hugh Chalcot. Mr.. Wheelock was eX-
cellent as the Sergeant. MIR. Mackey look
ed and acted the role of the Lieutenant
acceptably and Miss Haslam surpassed
even her own good work in the part of
blanche. The remainder of the cast did
the conscientious work that is expected
of 1t. Mr.. Thaddeus Shine did the Rus
sian to the life and proved a good acquisi-
ton TO the company. The occasion was
one that called for enthusiasm and the
audience was not backward about mani
Testing it.
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FISTS AGAINST REVIEWERS.
An Exciting Encounter Dtsturbs Il
Sabbath in Nearby Maryland.

An Exciting Encounter Dfsturbs the
Sabbath in Nearby 9Iarylana.
There was lively ARRAY Sunday out on
the River road In Montgomery county, Nd.
about five miles FROM Tenleytcwn.S It >ap-
pears that a man who Is known as H. E.
Smith. but who is said 10 be resident Of
Washington by the rame of Warren. had a
misunderstanding with 3 resident OF the
county named NJ. F. Embry. Smith, ac-
eompanied by another man, went to EN-
bry's place on Sunday. and were ordered Off.
They decamped, but sent Embfy word that
II he would come down on the road they
would beat him to death. Mr. Embry
could not be frightened by any such mes
sage as that. so he dropped a revolver into
his pocket and sailed forth. Smiths COM
panion had skipr ed when he espied Mr.
Embry coming down the road, but further
on Smith was met, who Immediately pulled
two revolvers and leveled them at the
farmer, firing two shots. Mr.. Emb-y fired
one shot, but as his revolver had not been
fired for some time. and did not work we'll.
he had recourse to first principles He
dashed into Mr.. Smith rega -dless of the
frowning martial front he presented, and
proceeded to use his fists with much effect
Smith was beaten numerically for a few
minutes by Embry. who took his assailant's
two revolvers away from him and carried
them home. Smith Is alleged to have 4
reputation for being a bad man. but he evil
IDENTIFY made mistake In trying his wicked
ness on Montgomery county farmer The
sheriff Is now looking for Smith.
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DiEestiblc il ehncd In PHILLIPS d.
gestible Cocoa, is easy of digestion. Rich
flavor.
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EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Marshall H,Il.-sf6calester leaves at 10
am, go and $50 pm. River Queen leaves
at 9:S0 am. and 5 pm.
River View.-Sam1el ]. Pentz leaves at
0:f5 am. LIS and Gas pm.
Mount Yernon.-Macalester leaves ct 10
am. and go pm.
Mount Vernon.-By Pennsylvania railroad
every hour daily,
Bay Ridge.-Trains leave Baltimore and
Ohio station at 9:1J am. and 4:2S pm
Colonial Beach.-Steamer George Leary
leaves at am.
Buena Vista.-Steamcr leaves 9th and o
streets at 10 and IL am, and from / to S
pm. hourly.
Indian Head.-Samuel j. Pentz leaves at
$40 pm.
Marshall Hall.-Excursion Of the Church
Of ST. Michael and All Angels. Manchester
leaves at 10 am, 2 80 and $50 pm.
Steamer Wakefield. for Nomini creek.
Lecnardtown and St. Clements Bay and In
te-mediate landings, at am.
Steamer T, Y. Arrowsmith, for Colonial
Beach, Colton's. st. Clements Bay and in
termedfats landings, at pm.
Steamer Potomac, for Baltimore and river
landings, at pm.