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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Allen tta a. 20 /. -, ~ Io" y,,r ' $40 ooO
Adam Johm r; ,t,,, sirra var . 1900
h'1s" ,'"'rr' 'o' (, y.ar- .... 10 600
'oi'n eo W'.,r a'u pSancey it. 1900
cocbcroft Mary J. a,i another T. tn Te ''na';
ana Trust company " loth-'' e a" IN ooo
'o",' ru ~, n,h NJ, ~ Az wear. ... 5000
'h%nG~r'n Go,nbn-aS~ 81 6is,1,t year, 1000
'ulhp, climate" . ya,r. 1000
cof.y 81 N M',i'' 70 l. Ia l-ctn-t. W OF oo
pr to o, T. l s9s SesoF. l". y.
,'"H 9., - % ''r"'' VI " '.''...' 5000
pat L VIVIAN II 70 Naa,c IIr!,t Company. = nom
p,ar sew rn,ri,S and Pc to william il SOFT ,oo
reI Lac, al,'o and Vie T. weo,'c" 90.
" Of. A,cnuc. - 2 var, ,... =, i,,no. 200
AID ,iat'er &, o. =. " = s,haye . Men'4~ 1000
ergo" &C., ','' 'orn"- Draa.'y ,ai chy- st.. o,
coia,t.i" Morris to I-raei Jo-er,ono. No lo7 ,oo,
c,d.aa Th.ra,. t, Joan Mcn Davidson .,
t2't ,,,n S' i : i.rI ie6s,.f Of
cor ,n a., Nt p Wear. j. ''''' '. 1000
nntaad iI,'c t. 70 r smith " corner 10000
"' V,I,,n,t NJ ~ Colnmilneet 2 year, 100
ma,ro,;' Fank. :, Mar, Miller lot 50 map ,oo,
Ja'", >hi'"er Rcai'y 60 TO >d4ou,o-Tayor
nand.ng Co. - Ni'no'a> Place. Of 1904.
K,a ,,-'',' ora3 $ and wifi to yrainia Il ROGER:
and another TRUSTEES. e D"ca'utave, o. oo,,
jeremiah & - al 10 the Iii" Guarantee o,,
ard Tr-t touuluv No 81 Stou"St vcars l6o,C'O
LYON Dor. AMI WIFE - william B baldwin a.
80 .Oj West -Gti-~t 81 20 demand, = mott. ,.
II j'i,l Jos. pn ant VIE to I,ncn swern. "a
Tr,y.ct-a,r ~ lot -. map Wood'to'h, ,oo
Sam to u Per-, and ane,G,, trortc. It. o,o
Melon. HIN inhn. ,uf VIE 10 Ju'' \ >t'bh n
InwoodaYr lot g.. map "f 1nwood year 2oo
Maidlna"m. IarrI, # al - Len, W.nn 10000
MaoI-y. Thomas ,nc wife 80 IA" ia ll"N car.
rirr CO. s'th-~f. OF Am>i"ri,naN". oo
Sam. Ia William II Macy 'r - a. eNe'rtpr~. 49,
&C. p~pp'rty. mortT'@'s -. "VD
Nlcoi E'rh r. o the M'trllotan LII, -
rrrnn," 'o"l1nv, n = 3sth-st, OF a. ,,oo,
N"- and 'No,rl'aI. , YEA 5000
V 'C,,l,n = -,i,.t 3, o. 3iav. J yn.r $50
o.., tou.> ,nd WIG, Tine Gernania Life In
Company. 3iaN" 81 i""'h--t -. ,o,
Pollock Ann A. and ,,~baud James W
Spih. trustee. 7sth--t Of \m-tc'- ,o.
Euc,- Jacob and WIFE 20 Jacob Low and VIE.
Carnon..t. ~ llor S'on->t years CO..
EunE. Ciar,r. T. aud W . ioni.e ~ J'cN. - 10,
Red wait 70 VI u Naca, 95i.,' Of
sNaa"r. + and aaorr Gr,cn c&sea'r,y :, ooo
=. " Of wlli,a,c ! var .'..'......'..'. 600
Stac'cacr. =. TO Annie k'st'n n = l2N-Nt, $500
Nchyah ~nmrcl ord VIZ" to Julia T. Clark.
cor Hamilton rl,r, and ii"d-,t. , ye,'..'. - 600
Timl,l Iocor aud wife 10 solomon Marks No
II iewis-s'. " y'ai> .-. ......-, -. LOCO
woodruff II. ct nj 30 ''"orce = Norton
ard another cor Lewis and 81 ST.. aud 1900
wrncr Wil'iani ond wife 10 william Je~sop
Sous I.tdl. CO. GOA ant John ST.. o,o,
deu ara ----------.' -'o''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-03
LON DON MNOL SALl.-

I.enion. Feb. = Vt The wool Sale today. 5000 bales
were offered continental buyer. mad llrg' purchases
Pieces sold readily H. ,n na' shnIe :, nd cr
Following are the al's and Ia prices obtained TO-
greasics
New South Wales. 5000 bales 54a9'2d.
Queensland. 1000 bacs ,ooi.d
Victo la. / 900 bales OnIId
Ncw-Z,aand. SEQ bales o.
Gaze OF Good Hope and Natal. 500 bales; +'a7'ti
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-03

,,.. .. 49,, cn 80. 80 G3 BIG
oar gan "-l1 49, 70. 7.-...-..." !-.,1 as
y n,r ran ..-!G n+a- 40. - 40 a., .,
us ........l 3.lG 80 e. $50. - = -. g. -"
XXX paw, -" a. 30. TO-. ) =" q" -,
VI sd & so t.. SO. ] ....... 81 40 ''Io
Diamond \ lie az. 10. - ...-. 80 d
% \ s l.-IG. D, q. g ...-3's
oliuihi' = l3-irH4 ". ~ ..----J F---
TOvNCCp- ,cci i.af mar,~, qu't ~. ate, :, IN
faier DAYS ~ follows carr- $50, STAT" ildla
u. loql. - 'a-r -, %rmmrr'' '! va. ~,
Wisconsin, Havana ss.os! 300 lar- li''aia w."
- 10 and Isl bI"- Surgtri. - SJHi -
WpDi. NeN- Wcl' .. . To
iI. - 'lnIa. shows r',rt ~ ''tH, 'N'
d - not Incline. - sri A. current p'I -. 'n''
j. mI UfiIrf ~air- movement IN tail'N WV" ~
ever Tor NM medium icrrlt rl, t're !, i i'f We.
IN, wIu readily ply So. ia " -" '''
1t 3jD3a. MEDIUMS ar. in .nt dehirid -r"uirl VOLS
having preference oI the hi-i- al |-0' 81 ~
NO.S for the IIsl about '"o "" %" "'.''
!rN1" t'ra> iu' including o2-I . 49,. !"
D1.p.t . lial Wnpi du.r a. Ph''u
l the House Yesterday VIII 90 Int, Grafton on AliH-t
and 10. rnJllr:i rch,dur Drrrmt'r -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-03

Total warehouse deliveries. 1l4e7 19C59 II s3J
The market fn Brazil coffee is showing q lrc NOR,
Victoria could c obtained THIS price
able No would reldilv bring l74c. The hunn,, Today
IS the nr Of sentiment than anything cs'. MID
coffee IS holding steady position 900 0gs Jamaica sold
Irvat, terms.
pRUGs-Olum firm, with case, selling at ;. ga
dered at 20 2oGS3 %. mostly at The latter e. Out.
nine firm and higher 'tcfman In bulk quoted AZ 2r, AID
Essential oils firm; Mexican raparilla nrner ana
importers stock about all taken by exporters. S-rpi
hand lots are held oac; golden seal quiet sma
sales at 2o2 .23c Seneca 700, steady with sales OF
Manitoba a; 39c
FIsIi-Mackere, il inactive buyers holding on and
sellers disposed sell at prices oblanabe.
rent values. Irish quot a. Sl2 Box her'ihe rules
steady at Toe Of ~ Snin, ana supply 4, Ia 81 1N~n
steady at 81 25aS5 30 for medium and s. 10 Tor large.
FLOUR AND MEAI--Tae market TO- Gou. .ealn
quiet and vs., with ,tsaSy mnder'Onc but tadne va
that some lines OF spring patents have been sold
ing over next months. In winter whc,, loui trade
dull with prices steady. and u - cr;ei that
thev do here. sal. today 1000 pkg IN.
Guiding 800 bbls wtntr patent, AZ 50 aSo % ) 900
O. 20 in sacks 70 ~ 81 In wood; car Of cNta
seconds at ~ Is fines. at 81 - 1000 Ibs spring
patents, at 80 20 - i 200 tbls straights -3a
wood. Southern horr was steady with 300 Lbls
extra seconds at 81 10 and car Of patents at 50 81
EYE e! :;cady alSI NeEe $50 BIZ 50
were $50 bags to-day at So 23as2 40 closing az s. Is
bid and s. 40 ssSsd coRNMIA! L Market dull sales
s slss ss3"G SSgAs Gu *h "o BAN an
YET sea st ysMS Western snsd go
60 n. s sng SO p D. s2lsssae 100 T. s5aar;
cJo bas rye feed 500 homny chops sc co oaes
seed oil 81 10dSl Is: oil meal. 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

o,,o,., "a A.. Henry Mas. +, cla,, Mas 500
ias.-sS X q same ..%. to : .a .a,. 3 3,'
Ho~sT md 81 st.. . Of wis Io"' We 80 900
~ ,c W w. e. Nj" NiPPr T., S6a, ' $4,000
''' WasneF Ct 70 EIrsri !. liaa4 ct al .,,
t. Morris cold tom al an.t .1o ,.,, .,no, S0'oo
4th.,t, " 'oTsr Aacdo..s',si s3S'9 ana oth.r
,a r, >. ,,., s.. i; .oic.f, sem looo5
Nnrr. ;,oasf,i, '.'''' ,.''''...' .. 3iOJO
Lcvis., n " corner ;d.,t aud other iropc.t,
Lewis II Coilin and wife 70 IA o. 'oiiar
-uas or@a4 = to S' Ida iloi'no% -,a, ,. siOoO
A to Em mi ~ ln az ''l/r N'n"' an. "'
Earo rS 10 "'''"' ''''''' ''- 20 500
oed'.t, ~ 40 ta,t; l.dwa'l . nrlcl referee. .o,
'' elccoT 10 lmc al Sp; aSd ano,St 5000
& @N l oy Y" to to 81 an, TgS On. Ioa and
70, WI 'o6i3..:: ! Fal'aoi ct al TO jaae
st s S',h?' r'',S nud% !" 90
Jacob Skinner Realty Co....-..-- .....--..-.-. /
Nus, NJ 500 Wet James Perry ct al to ,,o.o
I;5d..t W .@$ Wcst Anna HUM and another
sane 10 5 S,Ga9 l. 5 !s@ jas, e, Al to -s@
,% and h@saad ct to '' c1r 1'iS % 1880
No,nern-a'c = 20 r. d 10, , . map ma 5oT,
Inchu,sn and ano,hcr ...,.. 19oG6
d r,rt i"' and wife 70 Fla Cndnp 10 900
l4,th.st n $. 800 . 81 Wll-al". 2jyloD; 49,,
T. Iiucl~ch to Margaret t'r-"r -.-- -V,o
12Gfh-.t u =. AZ ~ % ~ southern Boulevard 21N
roo: I,a H"pp and husband 10 Nird :. ooo
1G1th.,t u " q; IIOo--t, j"NlOo; CharS
u Perry ana another, trustee. To Joseph "a
Tloii'rtI ~
woodruff Az Z. Eioad-St. 1OoNlOoi May
Muller - Frank IIalriott ...--.-.--.. 5'o'
7 az "a. nan Irvoui. 13I ward: julia \ Sf"D-
hn. 70 John Ncipughlin I.-O'
ArstordarnaN . = - n n ~ 1Oth.-t. 23Nl''.
Jacoh & skinner Realty c. 20 Adho"s.' '}i"r
Birding 60 ........ D.. -. 3d.. ..-.
Co ul's-ave No 20 10 o. AMI Nos 1903 ana 100
W, GOtl-,t: Ro>aic H,mharl and aroth"r %
Nncf1rlane and another ....-. -. .......-
5Oih-~t i2N O. ~ llti'1'". l,Nlo'. mo
~ or property. D. m'ncrcdl Pa'2iil
3D. r 20 r,tn. S {; G'"'' '>'V' '' 90 coo
Ic, inqton.aye NoS 49, and III AM ~! Iast
9tthst Catherine ITouchton 10 Ros fS,a'e
7ctG - n n't ~. = n . u 3l.a,o. esN1o2: r"-'s
y =. hof and vie 10 MAJ. O'Connor .... -
10Th - n lOi - 90 3iave lNlO2i Jobn
Norris and vie % -.-...-- -,
F'e,it . , 3,2 ~ -, OF r., Iot.onH 10000
loiti-~t 80 81! Fast. Michae Aule'a and wife
Maria CDlu.r .....-.--. ....--- 80,
1',,r', -,, no c 'S East; f'"'" '' 'u 1880
19t,h - ~" Cox o, grave 7'>'V0 I, 500
ID 30 II % 'oot nn,s 9,>0'' % 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-03
Real Gslate Wante0.
Gunnirp l)ropertp for Sale.

A TTRACTIvE HOMES at Harrington Park Bergen
"A County, Ncw-J"rsey. the West Shore r. H., II
miles from New-Yok plots are offered for sale Tor Ave
cents square foot property is carefully restricted
For further particulars appcato, he made personally
or by letter to J. EDWARD GILES. 12I East Sixteenth
ST.. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-03

gq % ~''r a. a a",snt. s Id ' 5ai
.a'a' oo'.r. $, ,rl.s What - 70 ,- oo..e.
-, 1oa."rl. g. . E,i-. ~, nominal s. ! n1,,c'd'
:. ~; '" i,,ai I ~, 10 ' i".;; i Lo
~, side iro-r go. - 81 a.s. dr -atd shoulders
bod. - ago - hort 'i'ar -iH"' D" Vel 20 -"
,gfar. ut ,o't :; 80 pr ,s' erann". =, 81 per
'haaer. today. ne 'u'e' eaa,,,' va NAM Amy
ng r''"r "'"--ct "eer Pn't ant "'-'f, lj@c
nosa M AMIN !. PIX j o'2 &n' '' 6ir
:''%''.r pr 81 rd. 'cfn nrmi \" Hhi. g.,
,@aa, st ~ Tor " So ola cac II ncg ,, Pix AZ
u ar fani, AZ ,5 Kcr,lc lard roS sale. steam Sf a:
.'c. hr,lc dr.'d ~; per iad S. '".rr' ta'd -.
,'or, clear side. ST.. wi'sey market rHa", ,'.ay
65,. oil ''''''''' goods ''' '' '' were '''
Mavauss;;e Feb ;Nny wheat opened a. ci.e .s.d
S Sa W Wheat at va, up " aae May co@H pfc Ga
rark vcfe follows 40 Northern. o'c, No
:, aaoc '0G harry ac,," c,,s 5cs Ftiuay' 5oe
No T. a.! So a. :" ~. Cat, IN i'oa a,@ind so
"' Sic Gs ns aS ." and machanrd moar
Du.l and UNCHANGED "'n stH'' -In %tb"' demand a;
a flight nj, ai.e
and r~ilicd The b"4r, from nrla Nav opened At
s 1 "a a @o a at To- S' n, oi o a, opn~ Il
80. and clo-,d G. -. CASA wbcl. was steady.
and =, At az, 30 . Norn"rn .od At ooocic NJ r.s
WEI ~''' f: . , 'a a corn va was a'i aa ashl"r
r. ean9 ri. s!o M MGss aD sr,,. slow md nd
Iri'c d cncd c ,o'i": dun: rsc. 's'.- Yer" HE
G "G Gf N Is aG "a yat ,r. M1-
nrrhrf dull AMI about DO lower trcen inquiry - mod
era craze a' 9a'et !" ," al s@T b. da p. a,a
81, 9.,r al, Of car \" n wIl Il ana
n G'9Y -, ,usy i.fi4,' Na'.h $780, Am
rar hrt 'er', a"d i'..r irosnl ';tugr- dall and
%;,c car "re'G 1 sl &ic 10 ear, 49, No., wEt
MT. tel. ~ Ntrif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-03

: y
FOREIGN DRIED FRUII.-January has been !, v.,v
quiet In trade. Prices have changed raS,ca
but where figures have been low there has but slight
Improvement any ma IN some cases reduction In
been moving considerable nrmnes, owing to reduced
stocks end quotable o. 0k10hc OF stalk sYs SLo.
Csixoinis quiet .. eSe oursnts remain very Sui
ct the old ngure Of 1%Glse for barrel Ustss are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-03

Market closed s,cadr Transferable notices 10
Tota. sales. IOI 500 bales.
New y ero TO-DAY and last nicht For
SUMPTION l3J bales n3rHct qulc; ani steady nil
ding uplands. ljlGc mldainI Guf. 3-lG. which j.
receipts, 6S? bales gro~s 1885, bales exports 20
britain. 1871
1SI bales sales. 1879 bates, l Hplrnrr; stock 81 o.
bales
The weekly ss,eDcn % Liverpool stocks is follows:
This week Last week Last yeir.
In ...............I 1J,6oO l,56i 600 l6s0CO0
AnOat 2j1 900 29- 900 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-03
Total ..................I.sjlO 900 $4,000 I776O0O
OF which ric0n .j92,O 594 600 10

Total ............-...lSjiO 900 $4,000 i176.OOO
or which 4 j92,O 900 ] 594 900 10
Liverpool caljcs->pot quiet at unchanged p es
sales. 5000 bales speculation ard export loo h,ls
American. 740o bae> receipts. - OJ bales American.
- 100 bales DAddiHr 4Ad,. Future, oIen"c quiet
demand freely supplied from HANGED 1.C4d ad.
vance: closed Ur,.y l-6ld t. 2.j,d net
decline Febr1nrT 41Oatll: February March, ilud4ll
Merch april 4l.b: Aprl.Mav 4l3aiI,: Mav-Iuue al5a
40; JuneJuv. 417: July August. 49,. ~
her. 4JdiIO. Manchester lOns ami warn, aud
Improving.
C0tfEE-The tone at the oren'ne was steady at
partial advance Of ints Speculation 1eht at
the start but actiN" later Ia the day thou
time did the show Very decided animation
was harcenng Of vo!Hes during the efernc"l of 10
points. the rOn'h- tenc freely hlsrG.
me scnsth was due IN part to The unexpected strength
at liavTc. where slight Use took place instead OF
cline as ,nanv lad cared EcSiieS believed t'at
the worlds visible supply would show decrease Feb
rua-y OF about 1000 bag, The situation III"
whole regard favorable for bull clique
'hc noltsol situation IN B,agu I. Sufficiently unce'tnn
10 deter extensive purchases Tho final HAVE make"
franc higher Tor s'oc months stock in HAVE 3ol 900 bags
Including 5000 bags Bip7uisn. aganS' $4,000 blgo
last week. including 100000 hac- P-zan. Hamburg
declined Il PFC LOiron. unchanged February
higher Tor March * "a ID Arrived at thi' pot.
Ing the total aioat from RIO for the United St'," IG3
600 bags ard from Santo, - GEO bacs. Holiday at
Rio: report.
The market steady al 10 points I'd
vance. The sales wee go bags. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-03
fGintcr Rceorts.
OR. S1rRgNG'S SAINT ARTURO,

popular hcStn, 'hsnge. re,t ~ re Ration
all the car Elevator 'ectrc bells. open Gre.
places. -par'or- nah "a" root suites
rooms. with D1ts >Irs0oa waters and winter sportA
Nnssnee electricity; al patp- a1G = media sppancs,:
Turkish .a'..,. H. ORIGINAL
elegance. send FOR iiu-ra''G ire lar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-26

La France roses. Her maids OF honor.
Misses Bertha and Laura Bransford.
were clad In pretty dresses OF white or
candle, with satin ribbons. Messrs.
Thomas Gentry and Edward Phillips
acted as ushers.
Miss lille Caldwell. daughter OF Mr..
]. T. Caldwell. OF this city, was mar.
ricd Tuesday evening to Mr.. Charles Mar
shall Tucker, OF Evansville, Ind. The
wedding took place at the residence OF
the brides parents, No. 3i3 west Main
street. anc Rev. DR.. W. J. Young. pas
tor OF Park-Place Methodist church. was
the officiating clergyman. The parlors.
In which the ceremony was performed.
were beautifully and tastefully decorated.
The bride wore a tailor-made suit or
heliotrope gray, carrying In her hand a
lovely bouquet OF brides roses The two
maids Of honor were Miss Susie. sister OF
the bride, tastefully dressed In q bea,i-
tifui gown OF white ~organdie. with satin
trimming, and Miss Alice H.. Caldwell.
corsIn OF the bride. dressed also In a rich
gown Of white organdie and silk trim
ming. each carrying a large bouquet OF
pearl and American beauty roses. John
u. Clay, OF Hampton. Va. acted as best
man. The marriage was private. and oniy
a few very intimate friends Of the ron
tracing parties were present. lmmeul-
atelv after the marriage Mr.. ana Mrs'
Tucker took the 705 =. VI. northern tram
for an extended bridal tour, ana VIII
then go TO Evansville, their future nome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-26

buyers; January and February. 4 u.xu.
February n March. ksetnl tA-xzI
Futures closed steady.
August 4th. sth. and It'll will be ob>srvsA
~ holidays on the Cotton Exchange
NEW YORK, July E.-Cot,on steady,
7c. sales. AIS bales. pntar.s s s,asoj
frm; sales. 49,, 80 bales: July. b ,s,s5SS.
August, B.7su$.5s: September Eaxs..
October. $3.50; November, sss71sss IL.
cember, $40; January. N,t;p7n u. Feby,.
airy, NIsa7.3; March. 1.2ssis: Apsii.
NEW ORLEANS. July z.-Futar,s
steady: sales. $500 uaies; July $50. Az.
gust, $50; September. &.53: October, SN.
November. E&. December, S72; Janoary'
1918: Mach. $50: April, $3.50. -
NAVAL STORE MARKETS.
WILMINGTON, ". c.. July 3.-Rosln
firm: strained. size: good strained, sgi.c.
Turpentine quiet az 15isc. Tar firm al
81 %. Crude turpenttne hrm. hard, n0.
soft. $40. virgin, S22D.
! SAVANNAH. GA, July 5.-Spiris tur.
pentiue neglected.
Rosin-ln good demand at unchanged
prices.
CHARLESTON. s. C.. July E.-Turpcn.
tine Arm at 27c.
Rosin-Good strained firm at &c atol
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch)
NORFOLK, VA, July A.-Msrkct dun
common. lizff2c.. prime, 2i4c.. extra prime
2asc.. fancy, 2hc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-26
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

Mean temperature. ...............s3
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-26
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
lends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Ia excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; efectua!ly cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medica.
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs
and being well informed, you will no.
accept any substitute # offered.
LA 1-Tu, Th(wlSa oortpfrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-26
BUM WITHDRAWS.
TIVE CONGRESSIONAL RACE NOW BE-
TWEEN COOKE AND SMITH
Iosses BY Pirs snd an MISUNDERSTANDING
Of the Fight Against the Uaiversity-
Moonshiner Murderer.

RALEIGH. N. c., July 2.-CSpecial.)-
Congressman Bum %withdraws from the
contest In this district. a letter from
him. SO stating. was received to-day
His name will not go before the con-
yen,,Sn. This leaves Charles n. Cooke
and Ed. Smith In the race. with
the odds greatly In the formers favor.
The loss BY the burning OF the South
Union Cotton-Mms, near Rockingham il
5000. Lightning caused the hre'
The loss by the boiler explosion At 'ne
parmeiee & Eccleston lumber-mihs. at
Jacksonville, has been adjusted ana u
So. 900. one boiler was blown 1,a1 ieet'
The experts. who are here to-day, say
tho EXPLOSION was the worst they ever
knew OF. and that Il was due to over
pressure OF steam. Four lives were lost
AGAINST STATE AID.
Rev. Dr. Columbus Durham, president
of the trustees OF Wake-torest Coiese'
went to-day to Warsaw TO attend a iaree
education meeting. and Will speak aSainst
State aid to the university. Inis Is ue
formal opening of the hght p~ihg "au.
by some UNCONVENTIONAL colleges against
the university.
Governor Carr to-day received informa-
| ton from Sheriff Ellington, OF Johnston
county. of a murder near -Four oahs'
Saturday night as y. T. Cole. formerly
a county commissioners. was "ain'.s
| along a highway, Herring Cruch. a WINE
man sIipped I'D behind him and, Win d
noIe struck him on the head, the blow
crushing the skull. Monday Cole died
| Cruch is a moonshiner. and mas also pee"
n captain in the Salvation Army. lie Is
30 years old. Of very bad character pu.
has many friends. Sheriff Ellington ashs
| tho Governor 10 offer 500 reward for his
capture. The reward Is offered to-day.
George Furman. son of State-Auditor
thurman. Is dangerously sick with typhoid
| fever at Asheville. The Auditor has been
there over a month.
POLITICAL NOTES.
The Eighth District Democratic Con-
vention was held at Wilkesboro' to-day.
w. H.. Bower. the present member, had
no opposition, and was renominated.
Al Mecklenburg %county's Democratic
convention a crank" resolution con-
dennlng Cleveland was offered. but was
voted down overwhelmingiy. and the IN
PRODUCER Is severely condemned.
The Democrats In this State have Il
very bitter feeling against the Louisiana
| senator's. on account OF their action In the
tariff matter.
Senator Ransom's friends are giving
! notice that they do not Longer propose 10
submit to the attacks on him In the
newspapers. They say they propose 10
| reply "in kind"
A LARGE DOMAIN.
George Vanderbilt has bought 6'+o acres
| Of land adjoining his vast estate BIN
! more" near Asheviile. paying sp!V' ior
the tract. He now WINS some 4''o" aoIes
in that section Of the State.
Work has begun on the network OF
telephone lines which Is to have Charlotte
for a centre. by November LIST the sys-
tenn is to be completed. 1t Will cost Only
$1,000. az Western Union poles VIII Dc
used almost entirely.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-26
CASES BEFORE HENRico JUSTICES.
The County Magistrates Kept Busy YES
~terday-staniey williams.

Henry SuIIy. Virginia Johnson. ana mar
riet johnson (all coiored were beiore
Justice Thomas, of Henrico. yesterday
On n charge Of using abusive and threaten
ing language TO Miss Maud II. Peay. Ihe
two first were Jailed in default OF surety.
and tho latter was turned over 10 her
parents for punishment. o.
Roscoe Coleman. who was arrested ioF
breaking and entering the residence o,
Mr.. Thedrick, was sent on TO the ef"hu
Jury. ro,d
Robert Daniels was sent on to the gfanu
Jury for stealing q set OF harness froIn
". X. Bache and Il lot OF ciothihs iroh'
Bartlett Jackson. u,ho
Kettle James. the colored woman VINO
was pu. under bonds several lays aBo,
was again before a commission OF luhesy
Yesterday and was adjudged insane. She
win be- taken TO Petersburg az once
Joseph Clark. who was released from
the city iail yesterday, was tried before
'Suuire Tyler on n charge OF house-break-
ing. and was acquitted.
stanley Williams. the desperate VINO
has been terrorizing the natives OF ron
rico, and has held at bav for several "efks
the entire county constabulary. mas pen
seen lettering around Church I'M lOr
some time in open defiance OF those VINO
hold warrants for his arrest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-26
!. c. PRITcHAPD FAvORS FUSION.
Address by Colonel Roy stone on Roads
Meeting Of ". {. Florists.

ASUEVILLE. n. c.. July 2~-tSpeciai)
Letter C. Pritchard said to-day in refer
ence TO the meeting of the Republican
state Committee called by n member to
meet in Raleigh next Monday. that ne
believed the committee would advocate
fusion. He believes in a cooperating
fight. and is in favor of giving the Popu-
lists one candidate for the supreme court
and the State treasurership. lie wouin
leave the remainder Of the fusion WORK
10 the counties. He cannot attend bul
has sent a letter.
Colonel Roy Stone. of the Bureau OF
Road Inquiry, United States Agriculture
Department addressed here to-day a
Joint meeting OF the county commissioners
and the citizens of the county on road
Improvement The attendance was quite
large. The example OF Mecklenburg
county is having a marked effect here
The commissioners were requested ny
the meeting to appoint a committee OF
citizens to investigate and report WIN
recommendations to the commissioners
the matter Of better county roads. The
chairman OF the commissioners was also
requested to appoint a committee TO IN
vestigate as TO the advisability OF voting
county bonds to a railroad between Ashe-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-07-26

Vile and Brevari on the upper French
Broad In Transyivania county. n lat
ter county has already done 80.
The North Carolina Florist Association
held its first annual meeting here to-day.
Tho visitors were welcomed by Mayor
Patton and the florists win be entertained
At his residence this evening. A commit
tee was appointed to try to accomplish
the purchase by the United states or
Roam mountain for n national park. me
association will send a delegate TO the
Society OF American Florists at Atiahtic
City, August list.