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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-05

several New Churches for Raleigh-satter-
field "A Candidates


RALEIGH, ~ c., Feb. Especial
The treshytorlans Will erect a $1,000
chufch where their present one stands.
and the Church OF the Good Shepherd
IS preparing for the erection Of 500
VtD one and on Sunday Father Price an
nounced in the Roman Catholic church
that the handsomest cathedral in the
state would be erected on their hand
some lot on iiiisboro street. fl is 10
cost about SIpWD.
Mr.. Satterhdd, who. as will be remem-
bered, was tried IN the assignment act
suit, Is now known as Martyr Satter-
field He Is trying 10 get up a boom for
himself, and aspires TO be State Auditor
al the next election. Whether il is posi-
bic for a man who has been tried for
fraud 10 be elected as Auditor Of the
State remains 10 De seen.
Mr. lvey the business manager of the
State Alliance. say that he il particularly
pleased with the location of the Alliance
headquarters at HillsbOrO. He says
enough money is I'm hand for the COM
mencing OF the shoe factory
Senator Butler is expected here at ar
early date II may mean "A Populist State
Executive Committee meeting. Ii Is said
that the Republican Executive Commit
tee will not meet until after the Populists
hold their meeting.
There Will he "A meeting at the Mayors
office on Saturday 10 consider the subject
Of hop culture I'm this section OF the
state.
United States Marshal Carroll is being
very seriously criticised as 20 his mode
OF doing business. He Is charged with
pushing things too lively. that many
Of his arrests are for the sake Of the zee
attached. and not solely for the carrying
out of the law lie comes ont IN some
very hot newspaper letters, resenting this
attack on him.
Governor Cars action i'm annulling the
commission OF Lieutenant WinsloV, OF
The naval reserves, is being criticised
pretty sharply.
on Wednesday there is TO be held here
"a Southern Negro Women's Congress.
The object Of the meeting IS said TO be
the moral elevation OF the race
This city Is putting up a large stone
crushor for the purpose Of crushing stone
for the sidewalks and streets.
The movement for lower express rates
that Is being made by the Railroad Com
mission is very generally endorsed.
The sales of tobacco last week were
next TO the largest ever held here Al
least $1,000 pounds We're handled by the
two warehouses on Friday. Much OF
the leaf is OF fine quality. Prices are
high
a
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-05
CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO. ILL, Feb. THE tone and
direction OF the wheat market to-day
were exactly the reverse OF what they
were yesterday. There was scarcely one
hard spot throughout the session. and
holders who bought yesterday were anX-
ious sellers M most cases at a mater q 4
sacrifice The market opened at loss
Oh from ! 90 lH-c. from the closing figures
OF yesterday. A story to the effect that
large quantities OF wheat were 10 be
moved from the Northwest 10 this place
was "a very important consideration tvlth
the trade and induced cOnsidera Ole tcll-
INK. The market was depressed lui a..
the remainder OF the session. and the
close was almost at the inside. Nev
wheat opened from 6sSc. 10 &c. sold be-
tween Gs'sc. and 66i4c., closing at G66.c.
I1c. under yesterday cash wheat was
lull2c per bushel lower.
Corn displayed more willingness 10 dc-
cline with wheat than il ala 10 advance
with II. AT the same time. the business
was not large IL is said that large
shipments of corn have lately been MADE
from Newport News. which have not Rp-
peared IN the official ciearances. May
corn opened at 3ONc.. declined 20 .uLslf
3Ohc., closing at ool4c., iaQ9sc. under
yesterday. Cash corn was steady, clos
ing weaker.
Oats-The same relative conditions ex-
listed in oats as In corn. sympathy with
wheat was the depressing circumstances
May oats closed 4sUi2c under Yesterday.
Cash oats were weak, declining l,c.
whilst trading was ia progress closing
nomiually weaker.
Observation-Disclosures sold product and
commission men, acting for their Country
clients, did likewise. There was not
much stability 10 the market at any
time. The weakness Of wheat told very
seriously on the sentiment. and as hogs
were there. buyers found nothing bu,
discoUragemen confronting them. A,
the close May pork was 35c. under yes
terday. May lard l2rac. lower, and May
ribs Doc. lower. Domestic markets were
weak and lower.
,nnn IaaL-nn luInras rangad ne fnIl1u.s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-05
prY>oyiIS aND GENEKhL.
Interesting Facts About Richmon" WV
nons and Other Natter.

~. .,,,,o. tea for the benefit of tine
summer Rest has been po-tPo"'".
Tbe leap-year hall at the Maso,u,v
Tempie tonight viii commence p''"''
at o'clock. A.,
The little girl of Congress man an1 MI Nj,
II Gardner Tyler Is very III ~ WASH
irgton with pneumonia
The little La Belle boy, VINO vas lusA
over and dangerously hurt Monday "a@
resting easily yesterday
Mics Julia Cardwell. daughter OF judge
y IA. CardXell. H. visiting Miss Alberta
Williams at No. l21J Floyd avenue.
The Council Committee on Division o.
cav Ward VIII hold meeting q, 'he
civ Hail this afternoon at O'Clock.
Miss Eaie Hathaway i ,o visiting i,a hS
away and wife, al the Exchange Hotel
Master Clarence Bloomberg. little son
of Mr.. and Mrs. $. l.. Bloombers. VINO
has been quite sick is much better
Their was a change for the worse last
night in the condition # Mr. Ge,rse
Gibson. who was para'yzea on Sa'"'o"s'
rho Ladies' Auxiliary OF x. r.. Lee
carn viii mold their monthly meeting
at the camp hall. at o'clock tnis ar
/ ternoon.
Mr.. James Harris, OF Midlothian. ,wno
is lying sick ~ the old pol ran "a as' ~
pital, was operated Oh ges'eiu"S """ -
resting easily.
Rev. pr. e. c. Mcconnell OF Lynch-
burg will assist Rev. r. A. Bagby r. e .
meeting az Calvary Baptist churcit' -
girring mex. Sunday night.
There will be silver tea for the
benefit OF the Summer Rest at Mr. Geo.
A Barksdaies 500 east Grace street,
tomorrow night. from : 70 II o'clock.
The Law and Equity Court win adjourn
on Friday next and convene on Al2nuas
for the March term. The clerk Fcportef.
to the Auditor fifty-eight suits insutnied
last month.
Tho United States recruiting staten IN
this city was closed yesterday. and no
more recruits are wanted for the present.
as the army Is crowded. The station VIII
pTf baby open again for recruits on
March LIST.
Police Officer Foster IS slowly recoy-
ering from the effects OF the attack or
vertigo with which he was seized "h""
on duty Monday morning. and Is ex-
pected 10 be able 10 return 10 duty IN
the course OF a day or so.
There will be called meeting OF the
East Hanover Presbytery In Dr.. Hoges
church on the I'm OF TINS po M. AZ
tween Rev. A. p. Saunders y. %, and
the PIesl terrain church at fredericks-
burg, Va.
Mr.. Walter DLLcan Sarvay. n we'll
known attache OF the carpet-honse or
George ". Anderson 81 Sons. and Miss
Jennie. daughter OF Mrs. 5. j. Booth,
Of ATelia county Will be married at
Booth. on Tuesday. February nth, at
high neon.
Mr.. John ]. Hctterman, a prominent
tobacco manufacturer OF Louisville, KY,
has been in this city since Sunday. He
left for Washington last night. Mr..
Hetterman Is president and general man
ager OF the Lumley Cigarette Machine
Company. in which Mr.. l.. y; RoDtt and
others hereabouts are largely interest
ed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-05

j. II. Parker, of High Point, Finds an Iron
Pot of Gold Coin.

WINSTON. " c., Feb. 4-Special.-
The county cOnyicts were put TO work
to-day tearing down Forsyths old court
house. II viii be replaced with a fifty
thOusand-dOllar structure. The county
fathers Will meet next Monday ana ac-
cept the best bid for the bonds. They
have been offered a premium on them
The Chamber OF Commerce and Mer-
chants and traders Union held a joint
meeting last night and endorsed the iuter-
State telephone system, recently eTab-
nshed here. a committee was appointed
TO secure signatures from subscribers TO
Interstate TO discontinue the use of the
Bell phones.
The County Commissioners to-day re-
fused TO pay the bill Of DR.. Strickland
for county practice. The latter was elect
ed county physician last fall by the
board. The physicians reelected Or.
Dalton, causing hitch. The comrnis-
sioners later passed an order that they
would pay 10 more bills until IL was de-
cided which one Of the physicians was
legally elected.
IL vas reported here to-day that the
county around Lineberry. on the Cape
Fear and Yadkin Valley road, Is greatly
excited over well authenticated report
that j. II. Parker, OF High Point, last
Saturday found eighteen thousand dollars
in old gold coin buried I'm the ground in
an old iron pot The money Is supposed
TO have been put there during the war.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-05

THE CLOSING oUo rATI0Ns or
MONEY.
onerings and sales &c tbc Richmond To-
bacco Exchange. Internal Revenue
Concctions-F Adviccs.

NEW YORK. Feb. wal street ope-
iafoIs to-day took a moro chccfiNl view
a. The situation than fof some 'Int' ~
ntns nom reliable sources lna' INC Wv
eminent loan VIII De iais'ly over. i
scrlnCd. Gul that too. az prices ,ohSi"-
crahly above those named % inc Mol gan
syndicate. impaired greater commence
in financial cilcIrs and ied 70 iltc nu4in6
oi SECURITIES. ln ADDITION 20 this tH'I e.
WAS the highly encouraging report ui
the ST. l'auI road for INC 4ouftn week
81 January. showing an increase IN earn
ings 0i eih0.Hu 49, compared WIN lN...
Tho HoDk island statement, wrh us
gain of neafly S's.oup for the month of
january. Was also better than expected.
49, tNcnanec continued 10 rule al about
The low rates current yesterday. ana the
indications are fnaf considerable gold viii
he imported o. pay for foreign subscrip-
lions Go The Government loan. tho bulls
hau pretty murh everything their own
way. That thc market mas great iuhc-
rent siffusN was plainly attested hy
the way iu which 10 took the break ~
nearly points ln Missouri Pacific This
stock loil from xii1 10 2Ja on rumors
that "a receiver was about 10 bc applied
for. and that Russell sage ana George
Gould were at ioggcrhcads. These stories
were promptly denied. and I'm most om-
pnaic terms. hN tle operators named,
and the stock rallied 20 21A While .t
was on inc down grade The general list
hrIa rtinufh dnly nrm, only fractional de
clncs having been recorded outside or
RtNNIaI flfliric. which ran OF Us per
cont AZ the afternoon session epecula-
uon developed sthl greater strength and
tNaIp advances were recorded right
through the nst There was brisk de-
nand from tie shorts and livelicr in-
curry Tor the long accounts The im-
hfoNtmtnt Was equal 90 AN2k per cent.
United states Leather rose H. Sugar .-.
pr. Paul hock Island. and Consolidated
pas =, Northwestern and Delaware and
hudson Us. louisville and Nashville ls,
Southern Railway preferred 1l3. and Ten
nessee Coal ana iron lls per cent Bonds
we're higher. Sales of bonds were 81 .2lT-
600 Tho sales of listed stocks aggre-
gated 1881 shares and OF unlisted stocks
IN, ~ shares
Money on call fairly active at sac per
cent, last loan at 3 per cent. and clos
lhs ohered al . per cent, prime mer-
CantAe paper sal per cent. Bar silver.
6f Sterling exchange Dun. with actual
business in bankers bills at 4S0Ali4S7 Tor
sixty days and 4NlANfkS for demand.
posted rates. asa iSSlg commercial bills,
lN9i2f4SbA. Government bonds higher.
Railroad bonds firm. state bonds dull.
silver al the board was quiet
Treasury Balances. Coin. S9i 20J,95O,
currency, SS2.Sfs.Sl9.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-05
INVITED TO COME DOWN.
4 kENTUCkY STATE SENITOk DE-
MANDS AZ IMPARTIAL CHAIRMAN.
II the House Unseats Members as IL Ex-
pected Serious Trouble IL anticipated.
A Sensational Day.

FRANKFORT. KY. Feb. 1.-The roll
call disclosed the presence of 126 mem
bcrs IN the Joint assembly to-day. Sena-
tor Hayward voted Tor Buckner, lIoilO-
way Tor Mccreary. and Stone -or Evans.
W hen the name or Mr.. JOl.>ls tDem. \.
OF Floyd, who had been Voting Tor Nc
ClS ry and other sound-money Demo-
cf>sS. was reached he arose and made
a snort statement. reviewing his reasons
Tor his course UP TO the present tlme IN
refusing 10 vote for Senator Blackburn.
but declaring that the crisis mad been
reached. ana he was almost ready 20
announce his vote for Blackburn. when
bieutenant-Governor Worthington. who
was IN the chair. raped the Floyd county
member 10 order. ruling his remark 3
out OF order. a sharp spat tncn rasse
between senator Bronston an the Lieu
tenant-Governor on senator BronstOn m
sisting that the Floyd county member
had the right 20 explain his vote. Sew
eral representatives Joined In the de-
fence OF the presiding officer.
Mr.. Bronston said the Lieutenant Cow
ernor had exceeded his authority. and
he made a fiery speech. In which -
hurled defiance into the faces OF the Re
publican side.
INVITED TO LEAVE THE CHAIR.
The Northumberland replied that
ne would not be inundated by the re-
marks OF the senator from Fayette.
Senator Bronston then denounced as I'M
AiAf Aii NAdAtb'nt tidt 4t
taken TO intimidate the Chair, and with
much feeling Invited the Lieutenant
Governor TO come down from the chair
and give his place 10 some one who cou' :
preside with fairness. The DemOcra .
crowded around Senator Bronston ana
the Republicans around the Lieutenant
Governor. and the most intense excite
ment prevailed. The war OF words .nally
passed of by Mr.. Johns being allowed
TO finish his speech, and after a brief
explanation nc cast his vote for senator
Blackburn. Rice also voted Tor Black
burn.
The ballot resulted
Hunter. ~ Blackburn 80. scattering, T.
Serious trouble may occur at tO-mor-
rows joint session If the House Republic
cans unseat Thompson and Kaufman as
10 is stated they intend TO do. II is
said that within five minutes after the
unseating. the Senate Democrats have
arranged 10 expel four Republican tena-
tors, appoint extra doorkeepers, and 10
keep them out of the Joint session, ana
ten take ballot for United States sena-
tor
Ladies are warned to keep away TO-
morrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-05
Iinnling on q Game-PreserNe.

Editor Of The Times.
Sufficiently a man who had been in
dicted for trespassing on a game-preserve
was tried in the County Court Of Charles
City county
There was no denial of the charge that
game had been driven up and shot at by
the accused on the said game-preserve.
Lying far within this game-preserve,
were a few acres of land. which had been
rented TO a man TO cultivate one crop OF
corn on only. with no other privileges on
said piece Of land.
IL seems that during the ranging of the
accused on the game-preserve, he had
been on the piece Of land mentioned above
for the cultivation OF one crop of corn.
Counsel for the defence claimed that the
defendant was in the said cornfeld when
he shot al the game.
The game, which was a deer, was evil
IDENTIFY not in the cornfeld. but under shell
ter a short distance from the said corn
field.
Cocnsel for the defence claimed that
the owner OF protected land must reserve
the right from a person renting as above
described. 10 protect that rental land
otherwise. the owner cannot prosecute a
person FOR hunting on such rental land
And the judge instructed the Jury ac-
cordingly.
Now | wish 10 know whether such in
structions are according TO the intention
OF the gamr-law.
Can hunter be prosecuted Tor his dog
or dogs hunting through 2 game preserve
never knew Of such destructive deer
hunting as was practiced In this vicfnjt,
during the last huntingy season. Unless
such hunting be checked or stopped the
deer will soon be eXtermlnased
bill has been prepared for the New
York Legislature forbidding the hunting
of deer I'm that State with hounds Vir-
ginia needs such law as badly as New
York does.
FRANCIS JERDONF.
Providence Forge Va. Feb 8. 1870
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-05
OVERHAULTNG THE TEXAS.
Estimates of the Cost of Work in Sigh
Amount to $4,000.

WASHINGTON, y. c., Feb. 3.-The final
report of the Board which has beeen in
speoting the defective second-ciass bat
tle-shlp Texas. just received at the Navy
Department, estimates that the total cost
of the necessary alterations IN the Texas
will approximate $4,000 and the time TO
put her in good condition in the neigh
borhood Of three months. The depart
ment is now considering the report. hav-
ing already approved the recommendation
for making alterations in the hull so as
10 make the scantling heavier. This work
will cost $4,000. An order 10 replace the
Anticipated steam pumps by modern 9p-
paratus is expected in a few days. The
estimate of cost for this work is $4,000.
The report covers the defects 10 be
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-05
Hoods
SarsapariIIa
The One True Blood Purifier. 81; si1 iof -
cure Liver Ills; easy 10
Hoods Pills take, easyto operate. sc.

found in the hydraulic apparatus for the
,urrets of the ship. The Board CONSIDERS
thai the location Of this apparatus SHOULD
no changed. and recommends thar De
located in the redoubt. Now II Is nsa.
the bottom of the ship. This change Wa
recommended by Captain Glass, VINO cos.-
manded the vessel. but was OPPOSE"
Naval Constructor Bowles, who nuiit hers
T,ho changes that will have 20 be ma"s'
in this feature OF the ship Will also COSY
about $4,000 ,-..o.,.
Naval officers on duty at the department,
who know what they arc taiNlns ao7 a..
say that II the cost OF the cnaneeS :"
The Texas does not exceed szp'.V, ~,
,,,,.ornn,op, viii escape lightly. II IL the
t,tontlon az Secretary Herbert to put me
Texas in a seaworthy copditios. no ma
Ter what the cost Of the changes may DC,
and he will give others to this enes'
in the next few days.-New YORK ffe'a''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-05
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

hchmonu, Va, rfD. ., tN'o.
Private sales reported TO the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade hday :.
Filters. l6 hOgsheads. cutters, !, scrap
tbnghD. .. leaf tdark). Il, Tugs dark, ..
Total. ~ hogsheads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day.
Inspections Bright 90 hogsheads. Ozark,
tions-Brght, II hogsheads' dark, ]
fierce.
Myers. Meals. DavenpOrts, Old DO
miniOn. Planters SeabrOOks Stonewaii.
Allegheny. Shelburne's, Williams, T. 9.
Co.'S and ShOckoe tobacco warehouses
report to-day: Receipts, 30 packages, de-
liveries. ~ packages.
Initcd States internal revenue collec-
tiOns on tobaccOs for the city Of Rich
mond Va to-day: Cigars and cigarettes,
-, S4272; plug toDaccos, Si,450.5S Total,
S6.293.1O
Mr.. bernhard Baron, manager and di-
rector OF the National Cigarette and To-
bacco Company, OF New York city, was
i'm Richmond. Va, to-day. Mr.. Baron
made tire office OF Mr.. ". q. Neal his
tertained a large delegation of tobacco
brokers. After paying a pleasant visit
80 his many friends In Richmond, AIR.
Baron left on the Il ~. train for New
York city.
A good break OF Virginia, West Vr-
ginia, and North Carolina bright loose
tObaccOs at Shclburne's warehouse to-
morrow.
Good breaks Of dark loose tobaccos
at Shockoe and Crenshaw's warehouses
for tomorrow "wednesday. February 3,
1896 The last-named warehouse will
offer some very fine wrappers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-05
7RiING RONTGEA's EyPEKIMENTS
ghe Success. Which Prof. Trowbridge Has
Ailnined At Harvard.

Attained at Harvard.
CAMBRIDGE. MASS, Feb Prof.
Trowbridges recent confirmation OF the
discovery made by Prof Rontgen, or
Germany has .created unusual interest
among all students who are Interested
i'm scientific study. II was on "Wednesday
afternoon that Prof Trowbridee Obtained
a distinct impression upon Photographic
plate by means Of the Rontgen cathode
rays, acting through such opaque sub
stances as wood and pasteboard The inn
preston gives a distinct print on any SEN
stive paper At. one place the wood was
not less than half an inch thick. At other
places the thickness was not more than
one-eighth Of an inch. But IL is difficult
TO distinguish on the plate the part that
was covered by the extra thickness.
A very sensitive Cramer dry plate was
put, film side up, into wooden box with
a tght-htting cover. On the plate were
laid two clear glass slips. less than one
sixteenth OF an inch thick. A considera-
bic space was left between them. Across
the glass slips, 20 hold them in place,
was put narrow bar Of pine wood five
sixteenths of an inch thick The wooden
cover. three -sixteenths OF an inch thick
was then put in place. This wooden box
was put inside covered pasteboard box,
the walls OF which were -thirty-second
Of an inch thick The whole thing was
put close to the brightly fluorescent part
Of an ordinary spherical Crooke tube. and
the action was maintained two minutes,
when the tube became too hot for further
operation. When the plate was taken
out and developed the part not shielded
by the glass showed plainly the bounda-
res for the whole length OF the plate
This was Prof. Trowbridge's second at
tempt. The first had been only partly
successful. The ordinary current used for
lighting the building was sent through
the primary OF an ordinary coil. The re-
sistance OF the primary OF this coil is one
tenth OF an ohm, and of the secondary
5000 ohms. The current through the pri-
mary was not stronger than Il amperss.
The current from the secondary Of the
first coil was sent through the primary
Of % turns OF a Tesla induction COLL the
secondary OF which was 800 turns. The
secondary gives a spark through six
inches cs air. It's terminals were connect
ed with the electrohoe OF the Crooke
tube
From the ease with which the photo
graphic effect was obtained II appears
doubtful whether so complicated and pow
erful apparatus was necessary. The i'm
preston obtained on the plate is rather
print than a negative.-New York Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-05
BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. MD. Feb. 4.-FlOur
frmer. western superfnc. S25Jd3. 10.
family. 81 GD63. ~. winter wheat, patent,
Sa.nnnf1J. spriag do, x3.fud4oo. DO.
straight, s.i.at13Un.
and February 1fi20siAc.. May, 133.N
7lc.. southern. by sample. fJniic.; 40.
on grades. fZ'IIJc.
Corn-March. .si4 G337sc. May. 3Gd
6i.c'; steamer mixed. 32u32ikc. southern
white and yellow. 81 n>sslc.
oats firm: No. white. western, &c.
bid: No. mixed. western, 24n24l1c.
rive nrmer. No. =. i3Uiic. Tor near D.
and iGN37c. for western.
Hay steady at 5000 asked.
Grain freights steady and more nc
tivity in steamers. unchanged.
Provisions firm, mess PORK, 5000. tuik
shoulders. SG2j. short Tibs ana clear
sides. 1913. sugar-cured shoulders, $3.50,
hams. small Sil.Op. large. .lp.o.
Lard-Rcnncd. SO.
Butter weak. fancy creamery, &uc..
ladlo. he. store-packcd. onlOc.
other articles unchanged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-05
Epworsh League Meeting.

The Epworth League OF Broad-Street
Methodist church held its regular month
ly meeting last night. with large at
tendance Of members.
A special programme of music had been
arranged for the occasion. which was
rendered In highly pleasing manner.
Or. Starr delivered lecture on some OF
the early events In Methodist history,
which was an able discourse and listened
to with great attention. The thoughts adj
vanced were instructive as well as enter
tanning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-02-05

PORTLAND, Me. Feb. S.-The Rev.
ROliin r. Hack. pastor OF the Second
Parish Congregational church. created n
decided sensation last evening In preach
Ing before the city League. by exhibiting
stereopticOn picturs. takn by himslf.
OF places in which he said he had bought
liquor The pictures showed hotels res
taurants. and corner dens. ana formed
q startling demonstration OF how far the
prohibitOry law has become u dead letter
In this city. The speaker told OF seeing
nfteen Intoxicated boys come from one
saloon. and said that at one place where
twenty people We're drinking at the bar.
he saw a patroiman open the door and
look i'm. and then 90 way.-Washington
Post