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The evening world., 1894-06-23
SALE OF BANKRUPT STOCKS. |
That Was tie Only Features OF
To-Day's Market.
Chicago Gas Went Up, bu: the List
Was Bcarish.

The bears were on top again In Wall
street this morning, and sold moderately
along the entire line. Lower quotations
from London and the receipt OF selling
orders from that centre helped them in
their operations.
The bulls took hold OF chicago Gas and
advanced the price from IS to 10 is, but
this did not do any good so far as the
general list was concerned.
The decline was equal to IA 1 per
cent, outside OF Consolidated Gas, which
dropped 3, to- l29. presumably on the
outbreak OF the war among the Brook
lyn gas companies.
The rise In Chicago Gas was based on
reitera;ion OF the r,Inors that the tivi-
dend has been acted upon. or win be de-
Clared quietly In order to defeat any
movement that may be undertaken to
enjoin Its payment
Paul rs, II Sl-i: Kansas n Texas is,
to IL; Wabash preferred l-2, to l3 IA;
Burlington & Quincy 3-s. to 76 81; Sus-
auehanna 4 Western % ,!;,i =, to ; ILL.,; Eead- Read
age 3-S. to ~ l-2.
Money per cent. on call. Foreign
exchange, as usual on Saturday was
sn' si,iy L" aax =" s,er,ng m bills and d as rs
| i.SS "a for demand.
The bank statement shows a decrease
OF onlyk2l 200 in surplus reserve despite
The The BANK banks now low held 81. .ss5. .s7s tn sxcss.
| OF the % per cent. reserve required by
law. against S5.4si.g75 last year and $40.
sI2,0h0 in 1892 The banks actually gained
s667. 900 In cash. Loans were expanded
and deposit liabilities increased In con-
! sequence.
Following are the comparative fs-
The evening world., 1894-06-23
THEIR CARRIAGE UPSET.
Well = Dressed Man and Woman
Fined for IntOxication.

CONEY ISLAND. June IA stylishly
dressed, woman, twenty-five years old.
who said her name was Jean Lancher.
and that she lived in Bath Beach, and a
well-dressed man giving the name Of
Sanford Butler. who also said he lived
IN Bath Beach. were fined for intoxica-
lion this morning.
The couple We're driving along Ocean
3avenue last night when their buggy up
set. The woman was picked up un-
conscious and taken to DR.. Overton's s
office, where she soon revived. Her
companion was unhurt. Both were
under the influence OF liquor.
Miss Lancher is said to be the daugh-
ter OF a hotel-keeper in Bath Beach.
She wore large diamond earrings, and
her companion was also plentifully sup
Piled with the gems and had large
roll, or bills.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
Wall street Notes.

On account Of the friction over the deposits
OF margins. the Coffee Exchange has notified
the Farmers Loan and Trust Company that Il
will cease to be a depository for margins on
contracts In the future. The Corn Exchange
Bark will be made the depository
The gross earnings OF the AtchiSrn system for
the second week Of June were ssSS TAI, decrease
OF t?t6.s5..
The imports Of specie at the port OF New York
for the week t233, 106 Of which s905 ssS were
Epld and S2T 74i silver. For the corresponding
week Of 1888 the imports were 1885.
The Imports. exclusive OF spe"le. at the Fort OF
New York for the week were 81. siS, ss5. OF which
1857, $50 we're dry goods and H,sSs.vSS general
me rehAndise. ..r. ....s.
~ar the corresponding week OF 1853 the imports
ti2. sst sss Of which 81. s7i. 80 were dry
IO0us and uo.lSss1T1 general InsrrhandisA -7sr
The evening world., 1894-06-23
RUN OVER BY A TRAIN.
Unknown Man Killed In the Penn
sylvnnin Railroad Yard.

An unknown man was struck and in
stantly killed near the round house in
the Waldo avenue yard OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad In Jersey City at $50
o'clock this morning by train No. 726, a
Waverly local.
The man was In the act of stepping
from the west TO the east bound track.
having waited for a western train to
pass him and not noticing the train
that was rapidly approaching from the
opposite direction.
The unfortunate man was hurled a
distance of twenty-five feet and when
picked up was dead. Upon examination
II was found that his skull was crushed
In and one arm cut OF.
The body was taken to the Jersey
City Depot on the next train.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
WIMAN IN GOOD SPIRITS.
Vexed at Reports of Depression
and Expects VindicRtion.

Erastus Wiman was in good spirits
this morning, and was vexed at the re-
ports published yesterday that >he was
depressed.
He denies this and says he Is enjoying
himself much better than many could
under similar circumstances.
In speaking of his case, he said he ex-
pected to be indicated when he got into
the higher court. and out OF the clutches
OF the District-Attorney's office.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
NEW YORK WOMEN BARRED.
Brooklyn Ladies VIII Invite Mrs.
Low Only.

The committee OF Brooklyn citizens
appointed by Mayor Schieren to enter
tain the members OF the American AS
ISOLATION for the Advancement OF
Science. at their forty-third meeting,
Aug. l5. met In the city Hall thi,
morning. There were ten ladies' pres
ent J, s. T. Stranahan presided. and
Prof. Plympton acted as Secretary.
Henry w. Maxwell, Chairman OF the
Finance Committee, reported that OF
tNo $1,000 rAeded for the reception to be
held Aug. l6. 1920 had been subscribed.
Mrs stranahan. in behalf OF the
Ladies' Committee OF Forty, made re-
port advising that no New York .ades
except Mrs. Seth Low be asked to act
on the Committee.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
FRED BRYANT DEAD.
The Variety Actor Died Yesterday
at PlOOmingdale Asylum.

Fred Bryant, the actor. who has been
suffering from paresis the past two
years, died in Bloomingdale Asylum yes
terday morning. The Actors Fund took
charge OF the arrangements for the
burial. which will occur tomorrow or
Monday in the plot OF the order at
Evergreens Cemetery. The body was
taken to J. ]. Slevin's, undertaking es-
tablshment. 25 Spring street. where II
now lies.
Bryant was a variety actor of the
first line among that class OF players.
He was also clever cornetist and is
best remembered for his work with
Evans a. Hoey In the old musical team
at Tony Pastors a dozen years ago.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
! WAS he THE BURGLAR?

Thomas McKeOn Charged with n
Crime Committed Last February.
Thomas McKeon. aged % years. Of
t73 Third, avenue. Brooklyn, for whom
the police had been searching since
Feb. 12s was held by Justice Tighe in
the Butler Street Police Court this
morning for examination on a charge
OF burglary and assault. The complain
ant against him Is Edward Coughlin. a
saloon -keepsr, of 81 Columbia street.
the prisoner got into Coughlin's saloon,
and was ru mmaginB through the place
when Coughlin and his bartender, Daniel
O'Keefe, entered and overpowered him.
the. BURGLAR attacked Cough:in, and.
Knocking Him ihsensible, escaped.
McKeon was arrested on Third avenue
yesterday. He denies the charge.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
GAVE BABY CARB0LIC ACID.
Mrs. Cole Arrested for What She
Insists Was a Mistake.

Mrs. Mary Cole. OF lol Moore street
Williamsburg. was held in the Even
Street Court to-day on a charge OF at
tempting to kill her ten-months-old
child Reuben.
At 4 o'clock this morning the tenants
in the house were aroused by the
screams of the woman and her child. A
number of them rushed into the apart
ments, and there Mrs. Cole told them
that she had given her child carbolic
acid instead of medicine.
The police did not believe her story,
and locked her up. The child will prob
ably recover,
The evening world., 1894-06-23
WITH A BILLIARD CUE.
Son Breaks His Part
ner's Right Arm.

Joseph Zimmerman. nineteen, OF BAG
East Fourth street. was held for trial on
charge OF assault. IN Essex Market
Court to-day. The complainant against
him was Adolph Horn. The latter and
Zimmerman's father keep a pool-room
at S02 Fifth street Horn found fault
with young Zimmerman. who, he said.
was always loung'ng about the place to
spy upon his actions. They came TO
blows last night. and young Zimmerman
broke Horns right arm with a billiard
The evening world., 1894-06-23
ONLY HIS BIRTHDAY SUIT.
One of Uncle Sans Tars Lost His
CIOthinE While Intoxicated.

John Heffron, a sailor on the United
STINT es dynamite cruiser Vesuvius lying
at the Navy-Yard. was a prisoner In the
Adams street station this morning,
charged with intoxicat!on.
He was found lying outside the Navy
Yard gate at the foot OF York street.
He had been stripped OF his uniform.
underclothing, shoes and hat. His
pocketbook. containing 800. was also gone,
He was taken to the station house. where
he was fitted out with an old police
uniform.
Were you drunk when the officer found
you?' asked Justice Haggerty.
Il don't know. Your Honor" was the
reply II don't remember anything.
woke W with nothing but my birthday
suit"
Justice Haggerty advised him to be
careful in the future when he got a day
off and not fall into the hands of the
police,
The evening world., 1894-06-23
Mr.. SMITH STILL MISSING.
Left Word that He Was Persecuted
by Pretended Friends.

BURLINGTON. n. j.. June 23-Noth-
ing has been heard Of Marshall r. Smith.
the lawyer. who has been missing since
Thursday night.
After leaving home. Smith wrote a
Letter TO his wife. dating 1t from Bor,
be found in the river and underneath 1t
his body, He stated that he was being
prosecuted by persons who pretended to
cause OF his becoming tired OF life.
Lawyer Smith has been suffering from
mental trouble for some time.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
PASTOR SUED FOR SLANDER,
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Rescnt Mr..
Robinson's CharKes.

ELIZABETH. N. j.. June S.-Rev.
David E. Robinson. pastor OF the Shiloh
Baptist Church. will be placed on trial
for slander Monday morning In the Eliz-
abeth District Court. The complainants
are Lenoso II. Taylor and wife. who
until recently were members of Shiloh
Church.
Pastor Robinson. who married them.
The congregation OF misconduct prior to
their marriage and this led to proceed
ings being instituted whereby they were
expelled from church. In revenge they
Dominic Robinson.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
Assaulted n Widow.

william Weir a brichiayer. twenty-scven years
old. of 1879 Cherry street. was held for trial on
q charge OF assault in Essex Market Court to-
day. The complainant was Mrs Mary Conway, a
widow Of the same address. She alleged that
during a quarrel Weir kicked her and threw her
down 4 night OF stairr. Weir claimed that the
woman began the quarrel and accidentally fell
down the stairs.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
VERY WICKED BURGLARS.
They Rob Houses While People Are
mt Funerals.

WOODBRIDGE, N. j.. June 23.-The
houses OF William Inslee. George Kelly
and John Gilran. all In the business
part OF the town. were burglarized this
week while the occupants were at
tending funerals. Money was the only
thing taken. In Kelly's house $50 was
secured.
The contribution box of the NJ. E.
Church was also robbed. During a
concert in the church one OF the vocal
lists left her wrap. containing her purse.
in the Sunday-school room. The purse
was rfed. There Is no clue to the
burglars.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
Heat Drove Him to Suicide.

ELIZAnETH. n. j., June s,.-charles Eckert.
sr. old and respected citizen OF this city. cut
his throat this morning at his home on Elizabeth
avenue, while laboring under a Mt OF temporary
insanity, caused by the excessive heat. He was
found lying in pool OF blood In hts room and
10 still alive. but the chances OF his recovery
very slight He removed to the Eliza.
beth Eoscital
The evening world., 1894-06-23
PRINCIPAL TO SHOW CAUSE.
Kept the Unvaccinnted Munroe
Children from His school.


Children from. His school.
An effort Is being made in Brooklyn
to secure a judicial opinion as to the
legality of the practice of excluding
children from the public schools because
OF their failure to be vaccinated. Pro-
ceedings to this end were begun this
morning.
Lawyer Horace Graves, representing
Mrs. Carrie ]. Munroe, a widow. of De-
catur street, secured from Justice Bart
lett an order returnable early next week
compelling Principal Alfred e. Ives. of
Public School No. 35. to show cause why
he should not continue Alice and Ethel
Munroe az pupils in his school.
1t Is alleged that they were dismissed
June II because they failed to present
vaccination certificates.
n Mr.. Graves told Justice Bartlett that
E1t was his purpose to make this a test
ease and settle in one way or another
D question which has long been point
pf dispute,
The evening world., 1894-06-23
To Care for Mrs. Cushman.

Justice BARTLETT In the Supreme Court Brock
iyn, this morning was asked to appoint a COM
mittee for the person and property OF Mrs Sarah
Cushman Howe formerly OF brooklyn. Mrs. Howe
declared insane at Monticello. She has an
$500 was asked for. Decision reserved.
The evening world., 1894-06-23

william Carr, hirty-sish; years old, lahorer.
was held for trial In Jefferson Market Court to-
day for an attempted burglary Policeman Durns.
bt the west Thirty seventh street station, saw
Carr boosting another man over q fanlight
the liquor store OF bernard Raynolds, SIS ssysd
avenue The other burglar got AWAY .
The evening world., 1894-06-23
AN ESCAPE

lis made from all the diseases that como
from tainted blood il the liver is reused
to vigorous action, tho blood purified
and tho system braced up with DR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. LamGuor and
loss OF appetite, with or without Indiges-
ton, warn you that gravor ills arc close
behind. The Discovery" will sharpen
the appetite, improve digestion and re-
store health. A positive cure for =" Liv-
or Complaint" Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
and BiliousnoSs.
The evening world., 1894-06-23

The feature OF the market during the
last hour OF business was the pressure
to sell the stocks OF bankrupt roads.
North American got below s. share.
Atchison betnN -. 1ne general list was
not much affected and left on at n re-
covery OF is to a. from the lowest.
The sales OF listed stocks were 81, 100
shares. In the unlisted department..
~. 800 shares oil Sugar and 400 Lead were
traded in
The evening world., 1894-06-23
cIgc.

scHEFF June 2I. 1894. after a brief fllpssaL,
ELIZABETH scHEFF. In the s7th rear q
h,r age -. TNT
Funeral from her late residence, 800 Eaue
l0sth St, on Saturday at p. n, sharp. -.
,ternent In Calvary Cemetery. :. 5FaEA.7
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wn. N. Y.. June g. sNAxy
J. WHITAKER. s@srst
Funeral from her late residence. woodlata
Sunday, 2 r. NJ
The evening world., 1894-06-23
Lightning KilIs IA Clergyman.
(By Associated Press.)

ALEDo, H., June 23.-The worst storm In yearn
visited this city yesterday, and much damage
was done. Rev Mr.. Fnrguson. q Sunbeam.
nine miles south and Frank Harvey, Of Poms-
roy nine miles northwest, were killed by light
ninc. A number OF horses and other stock were
killed
The evening world., 1894-06-23
MISS WILLARD's TOUR
She Tells About the TempeSnnc>
Trip Around the World.

Miss Frances Willard has tod Sun
day World" reporter an interesting
story about the temperance trip she VIII
shortly undertake with a large party.
for the purpose Of Waiting all the kim
( the earth. .-.--s 6 s-'c.-.s-s
The evening world., 1894-06-23

Mr.. ]. p. McApAha
OF EiOn College. ~. q,
writes "A fow of
my symptoms were
heartburn and full
nes5 after eating,
sometimes pain In my
bow oils. headache,
poor appetite and bad
Taste In my mouth.
At night ] was fever
ish, with hot fiushes
over skin. After tax
ing DR.. Pierce's Gold
Gu Medical Discovery
] WAS relieved of all
these symptoms and I
tsA feel perfsStly well TO-
The evening world., 1894-06-23
Mining stocks.


The following are the closing QUOTA
tions OF mining stocks at the Consoli-
dated Exchange to-day:
The evening world., 1894-06-23
An Elevator Burning.

IBy NtSocIhted FTesAJ
TOLEDO. o.. June 23.-rhs Dayton and Mehi-
gan Elevator. on the east side Of the river Is on
nrs. and will bs . total iosa. II Is worth probably
s3k.ooe
The evening world., 1894-06-23

They will try to induce the Ahkoond
OF Swat to cease dallying with the
punch-bowl, and substitute American
circus lemonade or millS-shake. They
may introduce the .soda-water, fountain
into Lobsngula's country.
The evening world., 1894-06-23
Excl rsions.
HeIp Wanted--Male..

AN EXPERIENCED boy to set type. Apply -
night and Sunday Publisher. 1887 broadway
Room Is y
TAILORS WANTED-2o hrst-cinss coat hands, -
trousers makers. Apply Basteable ManniEn&
Fl West I'D s.. 3F
The evening world., 1894-06-23

Hsu Tsad t7rhe EveainG wofidr'
Ds Yea read the supdsy WoFldf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-06

Are yoa disturbed at nigh, snl bro tn
Of your rect by sick child Suffering abd
CRY ing With paia OF cutting teeth2 II 90
seud 81 once snd get bottle q Mrs VIZ
.los's Soothing Syrup Tor children teeth
iug II cures dysantery. diarhoea, reRu
lA,es the stomach aud bowels, cnfes wind
collie, soiiehs the gums, reduces iaGam,
ton. sad gives tas add energy 10 The
whole syster Ms Wiuslous Soothing
Syrup tor Children Tee,hiug il pleasant
To the taste sni il tue prescription Of auo
q the oldest aud beet female physicians
aad uutses 10 he GATED ~ ts..riit iaf
sAlsby = I drusgis,s tl'ou, Lost ne vulI
. rice q cts bottle
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-06

Having the b, eied merit to more than
make good Il tue Sdyerti.irR claimed Tor
them, tie 'o.lowIug flur remedies have
reacb,d lt't omeupl cal. DR.. king r
New Di.c wy, for contumpI Il. Coughs
aud ..-. poe. bottle guaranteed Elec
trtc 3 .,,a. .ue great remedy for Liver,
5 ON Gu aud Kidneys Bncklcu's Aruica
Shye, tue best ~ the world and Dr. Kin Is
New Life Pills, which are perfect pill.
All these ffmedl are qua apteed to DO
just what Is clsimsd for them and the
dealer hose name is sttscded herewith
will be pled H. tell yoa more Of them,
Sold at n Harl's drug store.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-06

SUNDAY Tins Is The outcome Of petition
lrtsented 10 the trustees by the local Law
aud Order hAgue ~.
TIE ,urih eutusl sts,ion Of the dairy
school At the University Of Vermont vii
beciu Jsrusty II aud close Feb 9. Their,
: 20 charge for tuition, tu' j. Is proposed
to limit Il he class to 30
L Ward S1rp4rl, II rrlsbur4 H.. had
runulng scr' On bis leg OF eight years
standi Used three bottles Of Electric
Bttrr. and s,vtu ,Ie- Of Bnckleu's An
olca Sslvc aud Il leg IL ,ound aud we'll,
John Speok,r, Cstaeaba o.. had Eve large
Fever sores GU Ii. leg, octrrs said b.
VIZ i#rurahlc Que bottle Ehctuc Bittert
and one box Bnckieu' Arulca salve cured
him ertJnlv.
The Wtstmtrs Ct Paper company : mil
at Bellows Fails was partially burned
Wednesday, Loss $50 0o0, insured fo'
S3l 900.
The Slo00 has teen rti.ed for the or
osnia,ti " Ola Eoang Men Christian as
.oeiuttou ir Montpelier aud the society
all soon Boz 10 wcrklu2 order.
5 n Cidlrd, New Cssstl Wis, was
troUblrd With Nrurslsis end Rbeumstisn
b. Ston. ch VS. dlsordersd, biz liver III
at d to ~ alsrnire d'Rrcc, srptllte fell
avAy,and be- Mas teuibiy reduced 10 he b
ana slrtr, tlD gbree b,tlos OF Electric
Btters cured him
The Crttfsi Nrm T.; tsllrcad hsl ,ecur
ed rgurrrcr fot csryiue 1000 barrels
Of tueariiom Ma Ymk to Chicago The
VII rgultc TIE u'c,t 400 Ger.
Tua FIJI Mouit.to rspr company OF
Bellows Fsll. rctutly made q shiI meut
Of 50 tolls q pununR r,ref 20 England,
and lts de- tirsiiou sts ntaly 10 Ans'rsr
ha 70 be uted 10 pruning the AnstrGltsn
edition Of che Lotdau Times a s,lp OF
pspet - lrcLes Wlje aud ov,r o. miles
lcus ~ltlh see msde At tie mill IN ous
vetk 90 single Machine
NJ Fred Miller. Of Irving. ia VII -
thu he bsd Severe kidDey tDub'e for
macy yeats sttu seytr. pains 10 bic back
snd also that Ale blA3d,r sas shccled. He
tined many 70 called Kidney cures Int
si,boat sry good retHt About year
ago be began Zee Of Electric Hittsrs aud
found relisi At once. Ele trio Bitieis il
pec.sIIy adspte1 10 cure Of al kiiuey
sud Liver troubles aud often gives almost
! bsistt rtlist Gee trial vii prove oati
tttttnett. r,ice only Zoe for large bot,
tlesGJ y. Hsrd1s Drugstore
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-06

The Nrst Sslve 10 / world for cats,
bruises, sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hauds, CbiIbIaibs
Corns, aud oil Skin Eruptons, and pos
sityely cures Piles or no pay required, 1t
is guarantee 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents pet
box. For sale by J, y. HARD.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-06


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."s' - ht'tN O. a. h'eo l''es Cos uA' 81
soa e71'sio' to't'hf 'isl' 80 % la'tfo 10
iFrt'I : 20 tie '''t'te f'sa' ? l1e n."''
'H 3 flsI I''' - lthi f'i''''s 10 b''Ne'
sua ite mm ln Foii1ll dtfi fs''"8 !" 'I"'
ita ''"eai 81 TIE to'tft@tn' e 1s' IL
a.'in'sif'd. We quote ~t'i q ''l' 10
t'.s'a he hth
tie 'st'h Get pst''d 81 lbf I's' seen
- thf Con- -. 1tt'' important 'uena
men's II a. 's 81" be 'Ateolt1 'hso"'e',
'nd utlh ert'"hi!' 10 Sad''i2n 70 sueu
t'ef"A'l Ans'oin'ti' a. All BOZ 'H'bs'
race el o"'y' '~ t'l' very ''e''''' ~
I'"F 81 0'''lt Goal stu ""u upon 'D'
zoe ''s'
- i'f 80 TIC 'Assf tehran'e - '"uoo'n
CO. Nta'' De s'' u"a't 'A't"Hs sttf
s'H"t'' J." 'ee '''i! Pai'ie'e u o'n''eu
il't dui} 10 le'nf OF f'hoe1 sugar sitleteh
ont o. eur tam law II Win 81 Tue 'S'oi
aoS accorded Toe 'ns't hhIlos ln'ete''
70 cor ''f'H laws " sun lang u''he' 10 'lr
fl'ru' 81 oios'us y hnttN' Sn1 'uoa anus
.oi dfeh'tte' We sn' il. il Nou'u 'f'tp 70
lfeseh's hop''''S Gaze 'of 'e"sou'p'e reg
hls't'e 40
"b''''ef 81 - '"'e u uu'''''u' '''"
Getty rope" 'n' i''"hu u 'pu'''ou ! nave
made IL 'uo'"'' =. t'''u o. 'o'S 'ol u III
Gallon mat 'I' suu'''oIS' uu'y o. QUE
'eu'h o. cent per pou1o 'S'd upon suss'
imported from countries paying oouu'y
Oh lie eii or oe ao'o9''sd' IL seens W
me mat exec al sIy important oonHue'1
bopS ONT 10 tue PtoPt'fy o' 'n's ''"eN'
'uTb'
10 pto'ine Iof more eiAstlc currency
TIE lt'sla'L' Iecomme dc 'he fepeSi u
the tai ou STATE p"hh 'icu'S'Iou' p'o''u
- 'ne "'1As '"'"''u "'nP'o security 'o'
Tue 'S'ue o. h"'es ana $3.50 We 'ol'o"'pb
pan I0f 'he N"''on pahhH'
II II p'opoSeu 20 'ePeSi I'll Laws pro
wong iof Tue u'l o." oil CuI'eu o'a'es
oonnS as se'uf J 'of cIfcuIs"ou' 10 pr
h' "S'i'n"l "auAs 10 sue "'ou'''ns
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-06

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stsnlstuu ,t laatst teB Htnr. Tie
.uttgssa feth.ts.. .aef a. a.ntvf. Wefe
traced 10 utsa1aa al daslt captures.
.ft.t. 8o,psfttr usltt ace. TftsY Gftrr
rrea on tie Hasl o.tst n aatusu. Isu
rH.es,s ,p8 tao rlsfrf. en- urard.8.
Ihsyebl,ffs usra a,st.af8 ssBSts aea a
ga.niiy uf.aur,sae iaaa Iaue
.aart.aaftl battle u5lh rev9l
r,raa .batt ttp.s saalittswal4sf tAG
po pte ss,4uta. TIE tnafs deserve
tfes' sit1"' e' '4'" l'9f'.
Itt' ttaeal i' hocausios 80 ~tli kaoSn
sud ~ lrI 0itt a. '9 usea ua tpecHl neul
uau. Al saa tsFe a1ed Electric hiteis
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