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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-21

TRUSTEES SALK-ON THE 2STH DAY of
DECEMBER, 1895, Mt 10 o'clock M In front
OF the courthouse In the city OF Roanoke, Va I
VIII ofrer for sslc. to the highest bidder, ct pub
lie auction, the following described property,
with It's improvements thereon, situated In the
county OF Roanoke, near Roanoke city, Va,
bounded and described rs follows. 80 wit:
BEGINNING ut point on the east 81 10 OF Bel
thence with Belmont avenue south Is deprees 20
minutes Is seconds east SO feet to point, thence
north "a degrees "a minutes Is seconds cast l3)
feet to an alley, thence with alley north Is de-
grees ~ minutes Is seconds west 10 feet to a
point, thcr &C south Il degrees so minutes 45 sec.
onds west $50 feet TO the beginning. and desig-
mated on the Belmont Land Compspy's map as
lot No. In section %. Having been requested 80
to by the beneficiary under deed OF trust dated
the 29th day OF Januar 1880, from Daniel Law.
renee to myself M trustee to secure the sum OF
Sl,S)2, 'vidcnced by eighty nine monthly notes
or SIS each. forty six having been paid on and
discharged.
TERMS OF SALE-Cs.h as tn \ sum sufficient
to pay the costs OF executing this trnst as we'll
IA the sn y, OF Ss5S5.1t, being the amonnt In de.
fault, and 80 TO tho sum OF S3ia, with Interest
thereon from the goth day OF January, 1897 mon
credit to become due in monthly instalments
OF SIS each. with int rest upon each instalment
from the goth day OF January, 1890, for tho pur.
pose or meeting the notes yet tn fall due and IA
TO the residue, II any, npon o credit or one and
two years from day OF sale. All deferred paw
ments 10 be evidenced by notes of the purchaser
secured by deed OF trust upon the premises to be
sold. l.. II. COCKS,
IL 70 ID Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-21
LEGAL NorIuKs.

deferred payments arc to be evidenced bv the
1otee OF tho purchaser bearing intorcst from the
uny so. no ttio to the land Will be retained
paid. LUCIAN III. COCEE 'SA
ROY B. SMITH.
Special Commissioners.
Is: s. Brooke, clerk OF the hustinqs court for
tne CITY OF Roanoke, do certify that fbe bond in
inc case OF "; 3. Reed, guardian, w. G. a. Vfnes.
nustee, mas been given by the com N issionere
IN the Pssn g. e Si9eo Glen.
rERUsTsE's Saloon THE zrH nav nv
JANUARY, 1856. AT 10 O'CLOCK AMI
VIII oner for sale Mt public auction on the
prem .ees the 10 lowing described parcel of land
Rna TlIs I'm ProveEents, esruated IN the CITY OF
H1pan0xc, va. bounded and described MS follows.
-. oeginning st point on the east side OF Henry
street 100 o5 feet eou of rtson q,
SCUM 70 degrees cast 100 feet to a poiht, thence
nort degrees west 244o feet to point thenco
nolth ~ degrees west lou feet to Henry s.reet.
e with Henry strest north degrees east
Issr aeeo 70 the place OF beginning, II being
by deed from Terry ard Trout dated july so. fssS,
and recorded In the clerks osfce OF the hnstinas
squirt sou : tor tas city of Roanoke, Va, decd book
The above sale will DO made by the authorize
contained In certain deed OF truet from M A
Johnson and e. A. Thurman dated the 27th dnv
O ,a november, ls9l, and recorded IN the cierk's
S Seo OF ano hnstnge count in deed book TO- page
zosi oeIsuit haelng b. en- male In tho payments
nnoer tho bond therein secured for more than
three months, s s"@o
The above eale will be maze by the under-
signed, who was substituted as trustee in the
40 we mentioned deed OF truet in tho place of
oonn y. Ten Ryck by an order OF the hustines
iSr inc city OF Roanoke, Ya entered at the
TBRMS OF SALE-Cash.
Inc amount due under the above mentioned
eomber: 1895. r. w. GoOHWIS., Do-
- W. Substituted Trustee.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-21
Special CommjesIoners.

ITO LIZZIE N. wILKINSON:-YOU ARE
a neteDy notiacd that or the 18th day OF Jan
nary, 1876, the National Mutual Building and
Loan Association OF New York will move the
musings court Oh the city of Roanoke to apnoint
Janus McGehee a. trustee in a certain deed of
ssnst executed by you da' ed the 2Sd day of APRIL
tceI, end recorded In tho clerks office OF the
hoeiings court Tor the city of Roanoke, in deed
tGo trustee In said decd. he the said George j.
rect desiring to DO relieved of said trust
ASSOCIATION. -'oH'As
1a6law 4w ByLrcrEN H. CocKx, Attorney.
Rf VIRTUE OF CERTAIN DEED OF
nv nst executed to ne az trustee by John
howard ON February %, 1893, AID recorded In
aeeo DOCK lO page u. in the clerks Off CO of the
musings court for the city OF Roanoke which
said deed Of trust was given 10 secure certain
payments to X. II. VIZ odrum, mentioned therein
amounting to St,neT.5Q; and, whereas, default has
oeen made In said payments, according to the
.S,ms Of the eaid deed Of trust. and being re-
dced OF trust:l will sell at public auction in front
or the courthouse In the city of Roanoke Vir-
Sinla, On JANUARY 1, 1876, AT 10 O'CLOCK A.
M, inc Following described parcel OF land with
bounded and described as follows:
, be9fnning at point on the north side OF
earnest avenno, SlS feet, moro or 10 ,s, rom the
fonth1ast corner OF what is known as the "Ham-
Earnest avenue in the city OF Roanoke, Vir.inia.
tncncc with Earnest avenue in an casterly direc.
tlon ~ tect, moro or less, to point on came
running BACK between parallel lines In a north
alley. N'o'
TEPMS OF SALE:-Cash sufficient to cover
COSTS OF sale and $3.50, with interest from Feb
fuary -, iS,S, aud the balance payable Si250 pcr
month"; with interest from February a. 1899
121td. TrUst.s
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1895-12-21

by VIRTUE OF A CERTAIN DEED OF
- trust executed to me as trustee by Samuel
McAllister on February %, 1898, and recorded In
deed book 100 page 20, in the clers's office Of tho
musings court for the city OF Roanoke, Virginia,
winch said deed CT trust was given TO secure GER
tain payments to X. II Woodrum mentioned
therein amounting to S1.0S750; and whereas de-
fault has been made In aaid payments ACCORDING
to the terms OF the said deed OF trust and being
requested by tho holder OF the said notes secured
by the said deed OF trust, 1 will sell at public
auction In front OF the courthouse in the city OF
Roanoke, Virginia, ON JAM AIRY l, 1885, All 10
O'CLOCK A. NJ, the follow ing described parcel
or laud with tho improvements thereon in the
ae follows
Beginning at 4. point on the south eide of Earn.
est avenue at the northwest corner OF the lot
owned by j. p. Cash. thence running with Earn
est avenue In westerly direction IS feet to
point on same, and running back between mar
allel lines Is feet moro or less to lands OF Camp
bell and Kuykendnl.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash sufficient to cover
costs OF sale and $3.50, with interest from Febru-
AIRY ~. 1888, and balance payable sl250 per month
with Interest from February 22 1893
IL ID s. w. JAMISON. Trustee-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
Death of Captain Il. w. Lawfoyd.

| Death OF taptnfn 4. w. i""ipSc.
| We regret 10 record the death OF Cap
tain Thomas Wright Lawford. Of Cumber-
| land county. Va.
on Tuesday. June 4th, the deceased
gentleman started on a visit 10 his chill.
| dren. who reside at the homestead. IN
| Cumberland county. and upon the ar
rival of the cars az Cumberland Court
house he was observed to stagger in de-
scendng the steps. Wis eldest son, who
had met him at the depot. assisted him
10 lie down and medical aid having
been procured. the Captain was carrie!
10 the hotel. where all efforts 10 restore
him proved Intellectual. and In fifteen
minutes he had brcathed his last
Captain Iawford was about ~ years
% age. marvel of activity and nianli-
ness: his CHEEKY smile and genial nature
endclring him TO ali who were fortunate
enough 70 claim his acquaintance ; a
man OF education. undoubted ability. and
the soul n honor. who loathed meanness.
and whose purse was ever open in as
sisting the needy.
Born under the British flag. Gin the Do
mln.on OF Canada. he enlisted in her Ma
iesty's army. and soon afterwards left
for England with his regiment
During his military career % nearly
thrty-six years he had visited nearly
all parts OF the world. His education and
travel had endowed him with an exhaust
BILE fund Of anecdote. from which the
listener could never tire.
During the last year OF hls Nfe he had
been connected with tire Powha;sn Clay
Manufacturing Comuany. nj ri1yyile,
Va. where, by his estimabis character
he had won the esteem and love Of all
the employees.
Much sympathy Is felt with the be-
reaved children. who by hts death have
been deprived Of a kind and loving father,
and We trust the remembrance OF his
virtues may assist IN aileviaiing their
grief.
The remains were, Inferred at his home.
In Cumberland county. Va, June 9Th.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
Hon Air schools Close.

The Hon Air School professors Hazen
ana Smith closed its session on Friday
last. The many interested persons present
found much pleasure In the inspection OF
the work Of the boys and young men
as exhibited in maps. drawings, etc,
hung all over the walls. etc. They were
also delighted with the exercises held ~
the gymnasium under Professor Hazen's
leadership. Joe Clay Stiles, of Richmond
and Berkeley Martin, OF Chesterfield
county. carried of the scholarship honofs
A very successful session OF growing
school-a school that Is drawing from
It's own neiehborhood and from other
sections OF Virginia. and from other
States
Miss Winston's school for girls held its
exercises at the same time and place.
Alice Birmingham Adamson and Con-
stance Hammond Bates won the medals
for scholarship.
Mis- Winston's FIRST year as teacher
al Bon Air has proved great sue
cess. winning the goodwill of parents as
wei as scholars. She Il a daughter Of
Professor Winston, OF Richmond College.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
\ Greensboro Deal.

GREENSBORO. \. Q. June lS.-lSpe'
cial.)--A party Of northern capitalists
have closed deal with the Greensboro
Steel and Iron Company for 1900 acres
Of land at 5000 cash. The terms Of the
deal are that the buyers shall cree on the
land, within ! year one or moro cot
ton factories, 20 cost not less than $ll1,cr
Mr.. Moses Gone. Of New York. il one
Of the leading men in the purchase. Mr.
Cone expects TO erect later on other cot
ton-factories to cost IN the neighborhooi
of q million dollars. Greensboro business
men are in a very amiabic frame OF mind
tO-n.ght.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
Our Grand
Department
Change Sale.

You can make money by shopping here
while We are selling at such reduced
prices. II Is n loss we have TO stand.
These changes must be made
WASH GOODS
1t is Mt an idle boast TO say we have
the loveliest stock OF Wash Goods in
Richmond.
LOVELY AND DAINTY JACONETS.
From Adams street to Sixth YOU have
been invited 10 look at the Jaconets aud
Dimities at and &C.. yard. When you did
iCoB you found them. in most cases. TO b.
goods from last year and the year before
NOW, we invite YOU To come and see and
buy.
Lovely and dainty yard-wide Jaconets,
ia most beautiful this seasons designs.
not i.G91 yards. or 1854 yards but just
even 200 yards. Price &c. yard.
Dainty ana pretty Solid-ColOr French
Dimitss that were PC. before this sale.
now IL 2-3c.
Back. pink. Light-Blua 4O-inch Batlste
that was &C. now y i-2c. a yard.
Challies that were &c. before this sale,
now. 2c
Mems Laundered PercaIe Shirts. de.
iached collars and cuffs SOC. each
Our SOC. Laundered Percaie Shirts now
sc
The young lady's handsome bicycle will
be given away June 2lst-a ticket with
every dollar YOU purchase
ISAAC SYCLE & co.
103 east Broad street. next corner First.
sole agents for
NEW-lDEA PAPER PATTERNS.
de 19-W&FD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19

raid 10 Have Won S-5.00o ou Lnzza-
,nc-Inyers OF odds Hard i,ii.


ne-Inyers OF odds Hard Hii.
-ls Sew York Herald OF yesterday
tats.
There was good deal OF talk arouni
town yesterday and las ~Hht over Riley
G..tran's reported winnings
g. Laz1arone ga Suburban.
Grammar lea Toy the Wret sun
e.. morning. IL was 2aid ~
i.ne usually wll-informed quarters
t.t De had Won enywhcrc from $50. f''
g. f- SD Other prominent Layers. how
'lrr IId noe thiuk h. got on more than
firo or g. J here in the East. bat that
p. bad backed the horse also. at odds Of
D. tlI. in the western and southern pool
poems. Grammar iOrestalled the stable
g. rhc betting here lie got odds of J.
trI l1 90 4 against his money, ana SO,
t..u nn the most conservative estimate
fr--t have won from $1,000 20 5000 from
a. local layers.
one thing is certain. the books were
an Bin bard over the race. and all ac-
counts agree that only a small portion
~ fhe Winnings went 10 the stable con
iectoA. oiner Indications than the mere
statement ~ The layers point 20 the be-
~ ta.t Grammar may have made vi
FNrous and paving campaign IN the west
tIh fPpi-fppins. 10 IS estimated that ne
J. pt t9c wires hot on Suburban-day, that
o. acted upon stable information. and
tat Boz placed q number Of big commits
sions ogt West.
QUESTIONS FOR GRAMMAR
These rlm0rs were common property
tn tne street yesterday IL they be true.
.lr Grammar may b. able 70 throw some
!ta' on che present investigation as to
.azzafonf's Inconsistent performances
J'.i Grammar bet heavily here and In the
west Ola stable uformation2 II so. who
furnished the information. and upon what
I'4t-nahie grounds was n furnished after
tne horses defeat al Gra,esendr An
i"ess 90 these questions would be intef-
's'lns az This Juncture
li Grammar acted on Information. OF
to-fse the supposltion o. that Trainer
Dpnohue furnished the Information In
justice 20 Donohue. however. II must be-
btl mat his friends scout the idea that
Lfannan or. any one else won any fabu-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
VI If.SON.
stricken with Paralysis-ro Move
Ei4 school.

WILSON. ~ c., June B.-(Speciall-
Mr. William Mercer was stricken with
paralysis yesterday. He had been in bad
health for a long time, and the stroke
was not entirely unexpected. He Is to-day
resting quietly. but unable TO move hand
or foot. Dir. Mercer is one Of our Oldest
citizens and has long served the com
munity as Justice of the Peace
Major j. ". Ycrea arrived last night
with his family. Re has moved his mill
tary school here from Fayetteville. and
will occupy the collegiate institute pro
perry, which he has purchased and Will
tit up for barracks and schooi-rooms. The
house IS well adapted for school pur-
poses.
Or and Mrs. Albert Anderson, left To-
day for Morehead City. where Dr. Ander-
son delivers an address before the Flu
neral Directors Association tomorrow
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
CHARLOTTE ri OF Il MURDER.
THE NEGRO MAN CArGHr AT FIVE
FORKS.
rHfood-sfained, CIotbes In Evidence-
An Excited Crowd WANTS TO Lynch
HIm-The Argument of the Com
monweaith's Atfornes.

KEYSVILLE. VA, June iS.-tspecial.l--
The negro Solomon Marable. who was
suspected OF brutally numbering Mrs-
Pollard by crushing her head with an
axe. was caught to-day at Five Forks
lie was brought TO tho scene OF. murder
under a guard of fifty men and given a
preliminary examination by a magistrate.
The evidence against him Is conclu-
slve, as the clothes he had on the day
Of the murder have been found. and th%y
are covered VITA blood. lie admits they
are his. but says the women gave him
some of the money, and the blood was
from the money.
WANTED TO LYNCH HIN.
a crowd was at the house, and were
determined to lynch MIN. but the CON-
monweal,hs Attorney prevailed upon
them TO allow him To use the man as Il
witness 70 convict the women.
After much hesitation the crowd agreed.
The evidence shows the murder 10 nav
been premsditated and well planned. Inc
conviction of the man Is sure, ana ne
will be used To secure the CONVICTION Oh
the women.
FEELING runs HIGH.
Feeling is high. and the man VIII De
taken from jail and lynched unirss
PROMPT trial IL secured The Sherin anu
guards will start tonight; for jail with
the man and the four women.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
THE BRITISH NC. I. Il.
lazy Yenry Somerset REELECTED pftsi.
dent Of the Body.
l,S,ni>cs ~ rus GO, >ra,.
They arc Denounced D., Itesolution
InanimCusl9 AdUptrd-fda Ncits
plscussctI-Hi~s Milta~tl--t Hoo
EIoo--Gcucrai ForctEn Noscs.

LONDON. Jpnc B-1hc NAL session o.
TIE Wcmsns CAristiln Temperance
lnioa was held in tie city Temple to-day.
Lady Henry Somerset presiding. Lazy
SIs1 4sct was rl-cicc,ed president. After
ttc announced ont OF .he election Lady
Somerset proposed a resolution dcuognc-
.ag thc yncaings In the southern part OF
te United States. In che course OF 7
r.aalks ia the introduction OF the fcso-
lraan lady Henry Somerset denounced
liza Wells the coiorcd agitator against
lyr.Enes. for having made unfair at
SACK. open A!ss Frances +. willard aud
ohr temperance leaders "a America.
,.....n, them with being unsympatheiic
,,.th he NEGROES 81 the United states.
N4s Florence Belgsriue said that al
81 ssa tnc resolution had her hearty APP
f...al sas fcit constrained TO defend Ida
t,trs against the aspc'sions which had
l..a cas-, upon hcI she thought the Mo-
,..as Chustlln Temperance Union Of
l.,rica had acted the part OK an apollo
81. lor. rather than a denounccr Of
o.tr.ros perpeiratcd upon negroes.
r became evident that the lady was
s.....UE 90 % hNNilt NN'tttiN' N'.tf'i
I-.lu,l % her with impauence Tor "
t. and finally gan systematic series
a. Interruptions.
TEARS
MISS BeIsar.nc nrasely continued her
rer.rrks. .u spite Of he adverse c.icum
stances. hut finally yielded and. burs AnB
trrs taars. sat down.
Miss Willard .clarcd that sae was heart
ana SOIL in favor cl thc resolution, and
,..r.y -ympathzcd wish the colored peo-
o.. 10 me south. She regretted. however
,- IDA Wcls by her atutud toward
lie whites had stirred NJ the BLACK blood
-. strife. She would only say that she
-....ht Ida had been unwise and indis-
Crt.l
f.s, Halle Brown and Mrs. norman
s-..a 'n "a similar strain
lady SomqrscJs resolution was then
.slI unanimously, and the audience
ST.. entertained with songs b. Miss
t...rl. smith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
FEELING runs HIGH


POF.-JOHN POE. Jr. died at me
Valentine House on Tuesday. 18th IN
slant. a; $3.50 O'Clock =. VI. lie was III
the Gsth var OF his age.
His funeral win take place at the Flfs'
PRESBYTERIAN cnur-h DIR. Kerr - on
THURSDAY, Goth instant. at o'clock /.
NJ. Friends and relatives Of the family
invited TO attend -
TUCKER.-Diel. Monday. June lItn' az
the residence OF her son-ln-law, X, g.
Burnett. 200 Veaable street, Mrs. ELIZA
A. TUCKER, formerly OF Hanover coun-
ty.
The funeral will take place at the resi-
dence at O'Clock THIS "wednesday
AFTERNOON Friends Of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
uour,t-E,ect,on. convcntion.

The Executive Committee OF the Popu-
Hst party Of the State held a midnight ses-
sion here last night end DISGUISED plans
for the proposed hont2t elections coryen-
ton II is thought me meeting win be
held here In July.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
CAUGHT AT RALEIGH.
Tie Penalty Against The Public Printers
Not Enforced.
THE ATLANTA EXPOSITION,
4 Wci,-<now Architect Mnrrics
an indian GirI-Grapd Lodge
knights of Pythias-GcDern1 News
Notes.
Notes.

| RALEIGH, y. e.. dune is-tSpecial)-
The public printers have delivered 10 the
| Secretary OF state eighteen copies of the
Acts OF 1885. four days later than the
proper time FOR the delivery. They claim
| that the indexes were not furnished them
| by the Secretary Of state. and by the
| clerks of the senate and House until the
nth instant. Under the circumstances
the Auditor VIII not impose the penalty
OF 80 day ON the Public Printer.
There are three members of the legisla-
tive committee 70 investigate the charges
made by Mrs. Patiie u. y. Arlington,
| against some judges and attorneys, and
also against her former husband. from
whom she has for several years been di-
vorced. The chairman of the committee.
a Republican. hgs been here for a week.
There are two Populists on the commit
tee and their friends are urging them
to stay away.
Many inquiries are being received by
the officials ~ the Agricultural Depart
ment relative 10 exhibits from this state at
the Atlanta Exposition. These come from
persons who desire to contribute articles.
tic Coas,-Linc. Southern. and Seaboard
Airline railways, which will make the
exhibit
UPCHCECH DEAD.
Charles y. Upchurch. who was for many
years the Republican clerk Of the court
In this county died last night in the
western part OF this state. He was fog
some years in Chicago bat more recently
travelled for a New York house. HIS
disease was galloping consumption. His
family Is very large ara influential one
In this section.
At Washington, y. c.. to-day. Mr.
Adolph @. Bauer q widely known arcni-
tect OF this city, was married 10 Miss
Rachel Blythe. VINO has for number OF
years lived here She is a Cherokee In
dian girl, and was educated at the orphan
asylum She is extremely intelligent ana
has been stenOgr8pher and typewriter.
Her Indian name is Unaka. but this she
had dropped. The wedding took place at
We residence OF Professor Matheny,
mutual friend Of the parties The reason
why the marriage did not occur here was
that IL Is unlawful in this State for whites
and Indians 10 marry.
The convicts who were sent 10 the
Rocky Mount mills to-day, VIII make an
excavation for a water-pOwer canal.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
The Grand Lodge OF the knights OF
Pythas. which couvenes al Mount Airy
tomorrow morning. will be largely at
tened. The order has made large gains
in membership. c. l.. Holton is the pre-
siding officer
Rev Il. w Runge a young Lutheran
minister at Wilmington. Is dead
The trustees OF The blind institution
here not only greatly reduced the pay OF
the steward. but have also dropped from
the rolls the present incumbent, whose
term ceases July LIST.
There will be no encampment of any Of
the North Carolina troops this year. save
of Company f., Second Regiment, Of Char
lotte, which goes TO Ocean View Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19
HERING SEA BILL.
o.nrien and the ChiItcrn Hundreds.

LONDON. June lS-The appointment Of
William % Buen 10 the stewardship OF the
e Germ Hundreds. is gazetted. The Re-
tr.ment O. Mr.. OBrien from Parliament
6. fle result OF his being forced into bank
rsrtey IS the action az Patrick y.
..ce. member OF Parliament, who OBJ
ta.r.l "a Judgment against him for le9al
services rendered In connection with Mr..
trrels libel suit against Lord Sails
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19

lons ancnsss on. lie zzsrone ssrrf one Of
tf'esc 'aat night; II kn5w OF my own
N'lo~ieeTc that Dosohnes did not have
-oAef S2D on a,he horse while In the arst
race rs Gravesert. In which f.azsarone
Was baton. NJ had $50 Ca him, and IN
the second race $500 Oh him. That does
no, look as though Iazzarone Was not
ran to win al GraVcscad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-06-19

Something OF a sensation was created
in New Orleans Yesterday by the an
nouncement that \. W. COckerton VIII
arrive there tomorrow. surrender 70 the
authorities. and stand trial on two In
dctments fcr forgery in connection with
the issuance of bogus bonds by Ma ior T..
4. Burke. the land agent. who T. now
a fugitive in Honduras. Cockerton having
been the right-hand man Of Major Burke.
and at one time business manager OF
the Times-Democrat.