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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05
ROYAL BLUE LINE
DEL. L.cK.w,vv. AND WESTERN RR.
stations In New-yors foot Of barclay and
Christopher Streets.

Christopher Streets.
yFSTIrrtrD TRAINS. ~ Li.NAN COACHES
Jl.cc route Nl.WAIk. 8OOMtl..lD 3lO'
NE ORANGES. summit Bernardsslie Das ,Noa
Rage. Madison. AoFristown fassae rA1rs0H' D 40
ton, Dover Stanhupe. BUDb,S lAkts, LaNr., ny
lATCONG Eaekeits,own. SGHoOiEl MOO y .Ati;
Washington PHIILIPSBt RG EASION. ~ u
GAP srROuDsBURG P2eono MGgnstns; 70 BE:
nANvILLE. NoRTHCMBERLANp Montr2se' BISa'
EAMTON. OXFORD NORWICH, NaterNiie. T. &C. -
RICHrIELD SPRINGS. Cortland - RACt ~ Is.,,s "a
WEGo. ITHACA owEGo: ELalRA; S 81 Mint:
WEST. NORTHWEST AND SOuIfN t.Sa:r.-o nv
800 A M.-RUFFALO. UTICA. and OSWEG0, ~,
PRESS Pullman Palace Cars. CONNECTS az bu.s.,,
with train for Chicago. arriving $50 a. H. AeN
7:2o 4 M.-BINGHAMroN MAIL Stop, at principal
100 p M-sCRANToN RINGHAMToN and ELMRA
.:,o + eCI. TNW'T""Np IvIrKTSBARRE and PLYM
Ot'TH EMPRESS Pullman parlor cars ..a-rsa
$50 T. ". CDany)-RUFFALO LIMITED ENPNESS
Pullman Slecpers 7:i5 a. .,,-.
600 p NJ. Dai'vl BUFFALO. UTICA and OsWEGe
ENPRESS Pullman sleepers . .,,o,.s -, >,
Nurayst and 421 Broadway Tickets at terry sta,ions
7s' and 9i2 Broadway ~ West 25h. st. 2S5 Counouss
ave. Ncw-York 353 Wash'ngton-s St 40 tultonst ana
- broadway BROOKLYN. Time tables, giving full hio
NATION. at all statiohn -, -, L.. -
check baggage from hotel resienc. 10 destination
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WEST shore Rail ROAD.

IN Y c. & IL r. r. Il. Co, LEsSEED ,u,..
and Is minutes earlier from foot FIanklin-sL; ,..s
D:IJ A. M.-Daily Albany. Utica, syracuse fsosn
ester. Buffalo Niagara Falls. Detroit chicaso' ca
cept Saturday for Toronto. ...,- c,-..r.a
6:15 ~ M-Daiy for Albany Montreal Utica srscuytt
Rochester. Buffalo, Niagara Falls. Toronto pe00'~
Cleveland and Chicago. po.n.
S:15 y. M.-Daly Tor Albany. Utica syrasu, 1Scys.
ester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls Toronto Detroit N''''
land and Chicago - ...o,.-
For tcket. timetablss raror and sleepingcar accom-
roSa,Ions aprlv city Offices R-colyn and New an"
at stations tables principal hotels For oheF u"
formation address, .r.,,
C. f LAMBERT. G"rc-al passengeS nsyn.;
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Ccarhcrs.

A MrRr,,,,; AND FOREIGN TEACHERS, AGENcf
q ,u.,res Professors Teachers Tutors. HcVethes'7"
&c. 10 CocCes. schools and Families Apply 70 ..-
Mis- u. j. NOUNGFULrO%. % tnion square.
-r->.v ,,tr,o,, royriere SUPPLIES ,uo.s professor,
"A teachers ro,.rncsses etc In all de;s recoinIen'
noos 10 parents 80 oth-ave'. look j. '''' '' -'
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Dantlnn Atnocmlrs.

LEXANpER MACGEEGOR's Menlcssohn Assembly
"A Rooms. Jos West 55;h-sI private lessons anu CLASSICS
dancing.
~ go T. WALTER. lately returned from Europe.
eB Glasses ana private Society Dances daily
.4c Coumbus-ave. som and sist sts
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW.JERSEY
Anthracite coal used eycusively.)
Four tracks Autor1atic Block Signals.
Trafre leave station foot Of Liberty 81.

Four tracks Autor1atic Block signals
Trains leave station foot Of Liberty st.
Time Tail" IN Erect Frp- !, ~ ..,. o..
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch chung "a
.'a5 5.'7 7:is ~ 4. N n. 10 $50 ? n
100 100. 4:2n p n Sundays 40 A. ~ :,
DAYS 40 4 NJ 100. i:3o $50 80 P. NJ i?:i5 night
400 5:45 P. NJ. I2'l5 night Sundays 100 $50 p NJ
10 Il night. ca.
F sunbury cv,obrc ard ,Warsnrt a, e4 80 500 500
ur,ny night. SUNDAYS. 7:I' NJ. 7:' NJ ,ais r,rh'
rloasant $50 sis ,':3o a VI: 30 :, go to Red
cav. except Ocean Grove and Ashu-y Park. 900 A. NJ.
FOR rAKrwO0n
go SIS A. NJ. i:i5 $40. 80 p "
For Farmingdale Toms River I1rnegat Park and
Barnegat. 40 S:l5 4 VI. l:i5. 40 7. NJ -
For Atlantic City Vneland. and Bridgeton 40 A. NJ
For Monmouth Beach sesbrirh,. and H,shIsni Beach.
80 SIS oa ,i:,o 20 las. 400 40 p NJ Sun
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO
PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE. AND WASHINGTON
l:5o tDnins Sa5 A. NJ 80 800. 100 BUFFET P ,s
Carr 500 Dining Carr. 800. 80 si5 p NJ lZi'
night SUNDAY 40. 300 1880 Dining Cap A. M
Dining can \ NJ. 100 300 200 lplnng can. ~ ~
" S5 nrht SUNDAY, go 9o 10 ,9 Tn nss can
oGi 4Is ai4 i1,o 2o3 R-o7lvay. 137 9Th Ave-.
~ East lsth St "a Fast Josh s.: 2Gi West l2'th
St osl Columbus Ays H-wYorl,; Tnnri 40 E rs
Now-York Trans,- Company VIII coll Pr and check bag
gage from hotel or residence to destination
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3nstruftlo II.

For Young LADIES' Courtry
yy,r,fPIF GROyr, SEMINARY. Saratoga SPRINGS y. !.
Regular and optional courses lot E"uNE - - "
teachers CIiATIf,S' =. DOWD Ih. D., President.
- ,ffr t4Or ST. AVE, Eew-Haven. Conn West knd
% Institute School for GIFTS airs anu Ai'a' N'N''
principals send FOR circulars
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g TATE OF NETWORK Supreme Court

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nouhy u - I,,,.i m AMI Die, Iiar.1.@.
sn. his wife; Dude Gre$ory ara 'hS} j. o. ~ ~ hs
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l.'ntt H. lt''i SON =, ,if,,.- III p-D,l o, al,
M'lhtNie' ~ D',' ,.,,..t,t ,tof,,..' ,x
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AMOR Ai,InyI' ii'"' .-' ~. T,'.i..i, ~,
McNals.,l.n ..I., 81 in ,,., ~ f..,. -
zones Hi'-''.'-'.' ~ tt.t
lex t o,r5.1 t., f,saiv ,i,ty ,ya.l.e Drl.. ru1c
o. ;esi H., p, X 81 If po.a. m tarc 1lG M,rraret
- .n~l.,,H i,i etb ~ Gnu r,.r, H..
ri,i pf.D C.,,fie Samuel 4 j..,cbfrd as
Aamnistra'or WIN the WiH !, Arnczed. o., Eic,erd NJ
lshtchi"fd; acc ..I ~. ~ 49, ~ 3d. &
u't. 'hal e; i.d m an va IT,. IT,.
, .., ~ t,,,--1 ~. a.. r,s, Yen ~ cr.e.,,. ...t.-
1911 81. q; f.r.si. t..-p.li, g. ,..i-,.r .,,.
,ltc. whitney stanton Whitney C.rpc'.1 a. tr.,i,..,u
a. .,ncnt,-, Grorlan ~ std I,fia Al,c. Vi,.,noy
"a e,anf"n Witrrv infant. Anna Maria clarke james
\ nv and Af,ihii. C;rer'.v his vic. Anna Mana
Alien Louisa Cau'ier Gregory George vs.. Gregory Dad
,;,.rory Charles Edward (;ro,.rv Edith
Nfsri, t.rero-,. rtpel,a GREGORY CL,f.- GREGORY,
Cbares t. Gregory as sole Surviving Executor of the
Last WIN Of George W. Gregory. deceased I.o'tle \
Gregory Emma Smith Ka'e Wor'hinston Sryorv. payI
nynin r OUterr1g. Al,co Alaudr Thomson Toi.rt r.
Trrrlson and Elizabeth ". Ferguson William S. Fan
shave and Edward Whfncv as Executor the Last
WIN II Alice sutton Ely Goddard Robert II Robert
as Trustee -. Whe.lDck. Defendants.
r. the above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned Tho complaint
this action % copy ol Nour answer The
plaintiffs attorneys within twcnfv dlrs after the service
Of this summons exclusive I'd the fnr Of service. and 81
be taken AGAINST !u by c'i"ut or ne relei demanded
IN The complaint
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Citn 1]roperin Go Eet.

80. pROADWAY between 3ist and 32d SITS; Seven
~ room apartr1ent sultl" for business or u"eiirs
Os elevator every convenience; rent 49, cNcele"'
business centre; adjoining Hotel Imperial
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UAIJOpY STEAMSHIP LINES

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
vi FOR TEXAS. GEoRGIA AMP Fdo Ri An.
T@% %eo WS9dfs32y y6Y {G sea G s3'g SEA
70 GALVESTON TEXAS.
MEXICO cIT 7!isp ATI p FONTS ,I' IN MEXICO.
DENVER. COLORADO sFFEI%GGs;. SALT LAKE CITY.
And II @9Hc9 fq R HeM Mq K c Eesor''
To IAC\IT Gn yE AG'f i5il r ThMFA & and
R6iiND TiiP Tck,rs to all points in Texas colorado
Tsh Arizona Sif9a No. @ CHM jS 5o Ei' 5ai
G. TT MA i 5t cra Az, ' rcT So r. g. Y
NETHERLANDS LINE
y for ROTTERDAM aul AMSTERDAM. via Boulosne
MAAsP4 A Iq-oy M Marc3 70 70 at at p P M
FIRST c,tn. - ana upwa .econt calm >a5 sieerasi
old DOMINIoN LINE.
~ E5eamsTs fsr AN. NqHEE%E6 % PIP rs
VIZ sSd EEAnh2c FEFfDn sni Eh4R 5Sl
end Sat For Richmoad. va JAMES R:yEE-Wed ssnd
f Far, t Per % new No H. r. foot Bcqch at p
y we. tickets "d ''S GILAGDEu rac MANAGE
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS,
IL FOR Ia GUAYRA. PUERTO CABELI.O. CURA.
FROM FROM Pr fEhk mA'd9 s4roRFsG 'BES66KAG4y
S. s. CARACAS; ;........ Iuesi ay AaIch y p H.
s 5 FiIILApELPHGA 49,. .s,,lrtty. March - ? N.
T.e,. H"er .1 'eo s pr 5 se 'i
FOR MARACArBO FREIGHT ONLY.
s. s. MARACAIBO ......... .Satui Jay Mlrch IL
BOr'TTOS. BLISS 4 DALtFT-.
General Managers. l35 Fron,.,,-
- AVANNAU LINE.--TIIREE STEAMERS
- WEEKLY from New Pier 49, y. r. foot u sprinest
: :. CITY or BliMlN AN. .TnesiaN. Ncl =" j. M
NACOO 'HEE ......... Thufsiay. March :. p M.
: CITY or ACGt STA. Saturday NHr'h 10 : o. m.
',i,nectng Win central 4 H.. $ = and " X y. and
r c. and T. Z. X FOR ALI POINTS SOUTH. Through
bills o laIing an! through Tickets Pass accoWno-
da,ions une>celcd For freight and passage apply g.
'" th II hhHT fn ra As' s + and ~ y M se way way
] L. ADAMS @ T. A. r. l. WALKER. AZ
+. c. Z. RR 353 Bway.l . : 5. Co. ~ Pie: u. Mr.
c. NJ SORRE1. Manager.
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Ncm pub!irail ms.

Twentieth Edition post paid. FOR Csc. OF stamps
FENlE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls OF;
Il Turns Grey and the Remedy. BY Prof. HARLEY
PARK Err A. ". LONG & CO.. 1.OlS Arch St. Phila..
Pa EVERY should this lts ooo<."A,henaeurn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-03-05

4 NC II q X IL y T..
- UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIPS
i o q T.. = COW VIA LON - y u r. r II Y.
From Pier -. " r., foot u West 2ith-st
Eihopii. March "a p. Anch"ria Mar. - p m
CITY or ROME saturday May 20 Jun. 30
Cabin SiJ ana upward; Second Cabin, $50
Stecgagc iri. 500 Prepaid 81
CABIN ENCtRSIO.s TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES
For drafts. other Information. apply to
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green. New-York
RERMIDA.-lhc elegant and new Steamship
p"TRINIDAD' is making the voynge from New
York 70 bermuda in ~ HOURS from Land OF SNOW To
Land ~ Lilies. Next sailing March Ith. 10 n. m fot
illustrated Pamphlets Statcrooms &c. apply to TI0S.
COOK X SONS. To A. f.. CUTEIBRiDGE a CO..
Agents Quebec $. $. CO., 30 Broadway. New York.
EUROPE, Holy Land, California, Mexico,
- Florida etc. Excursions and individual tickets.
Choicest ocean terths by all lines Tourist Gazette frc
ii. GAZE x SONS. ll3 broadway y. Y. est lSiiJ
Official Ticket Agents for chief Trunk Lines
~ . FRENCH LINE TO HAvRE
"a GAscoGNE santclli. sat Mch. 10. 40 a m
~ CilAMIAGNE Laurent. ..... Sat. Mch H. noon
NewYork 70 Alexandria Egypt. via Paris. trip valid "
Gays; rlIst-cnss. $3.50; second class SIG
A. FORFEIT. General Agent. No. Bowling Green.
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GlMElBWR@aMNlERl@MM
WHITE STAR LINE.

'Teutonc. Mch T. 30 n. m 'reuonc. April D. m
Britannia. Mch ~. IL a. Britannia. April H. 10 n.
Majestic Mich. -. - 'MaJcstc.. AIrH i. b. M
GtImInir. Men - II a m itrrmanic. Apr -. ? a.
From white star Dock foot Of West 10Th st ~
40 COTTON CARRIED Ii PASSENGER STEAMERS
Saloon $50 upw I'd according To steamer and To-
Of Second cabin these steamers t35 and
$50. Stcerage from .he Old Country. S23. No 20
Broadway. Ncw-Yok. Philadelphia Office 400 walnut-s.
III. MAITLAND KERSEN. Agent
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD :. :. co.
- sllOKI EOrTE 10 LONDON.

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD :. :. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON.
NETWORK. SOUTIIAMPTON BREMEN.
FAST IN lisESS STEAMERS
cabin. $40 and upward. II cabin. SO and $50 .
eaalr.. Tl MD ~ - Allrr Tues. Mich. - ? \ NJ
Ma'ncAc n.sat. VI hlo9 Nm Ems Sal. Mch ~ -" \ NJ
Tues Mcl i3 10 N Ht,"l. Tues. Apr 3. a VI
Lain. Sat. Mch H. IN S'al". sat. Apr. !. . A. NJ
Spree Tues Nch.2p An Tryc. Tues. Apr. To- . A VI
OELKl'liS & co. Bowling Green.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PACKET co.
FAST LINE TO LONDON AID CONTINENT;
Twin Screw Express Steamers ~ 10 5000 H. +.
NEW-NORK. SOUTHAMPTON. HAMBURG.
SPRING SAlTINGS. -
Aug Niciorin March 80 Columbia ~
Fucrst nismarck... April 2 Augusta Victoria. May 81
Colunha. ..........Aprl 10 Normannia June
Augusta Victoria. May rncrst Bismarck Jnns ~
/, bismarck. May II Augusta Victoria June -
Low WINTER rates during March and April
VAMErRG-A AMERICAN PACKET co. ~ BROADWAY.
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TnE PENNMURST.
,,cbra,.ave Atlantic city. N. Near Beach Jas Hood
V7RGIMHA H0lT SPRINGS.

Y UuLG.uILIBO uuO WI uuuuES'Oo
Now hotc an cottages AMI Tho mos, complete bathing
establishment in America.
500 feet elevation I'm Tho great Warm springs Naey
~ V.rrr r.acci by tie Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Maruinccnt mountain surroundings and superb climate
Rsfns a-ndan's from the best European baths Every
tath from flowing d., spungs-hot vap7r. hot ar not
,you, Che most curative bath known. needle spray
electric. massage. g..
on. n.rht.. ride from Ncw-yorK via the C. & o. F.
T. s. Limited Sccrers and Dining Car
F1u Information IN application at G. & O. omce. 1852
Isc.avay. Ncw-York. or by addressing DR.. F. W CHA
rlN Medical Director. or J. +. CJIAMrLIN. Manager.
H.i springs. Bath Co. Va
II ATLANTIC CITY N J.
Directly IN a.. Beach Heated parOr md pavilion
on ,hc board connected ~ enclosed hallway with
tie tel. Elevator and all m Idern conyen.encrs.
J. WHITE. owner and Manager.
II ,acky-nye. Beach. win ope. March ii,stiov
Fl K,a HN 4, a,f b6 ali III: year
MRS / MeiLWAIN
y orEL ncnMoNp Auln'ie cry n j. Ocean ,1n. en-!
-, l.. Special rates J y rI:XsE
- - ATL4ITIc city y I,.,.,o, sun par.
E ali ~ rs asS na@ 9e.''a'' ''''
UorE EplsoH Aa@,e cy .3, M st1e 5s.
al h MOI, e.mfor. J. {. COPELAND.
l. ,.- av.. ,I.. 'his ho'el irnpels 70 recon-
rrl - as superior health resort AMI ~ r place for
f,st auI r"cuI"rttnr Go ) l'iHlil'.
Cashier German savings Bank. Broodyn
ATh2TI CITY. J. OCEAN end 2, E;nH'sy 99
Away, oIen J. w LEHMAN %
'J'HE IKVGNGToN
ATLANTIC CITY. " J.
I'm a.. hea.h. modern ana attractive. elevator
heat filtered water parIor billiard and music rooms.
CHAMBERS & HOPES.
,r,rrr rrKTON ATLANTIC CITY y j.. Kentucky
49, -, class T.. VILE
xUHEN IL BUFFALO STOP AT THE
w ETNESEE.
NIAGARA FALLS forty minutes awAv
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CUNARD LINE
~ TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
lucanla. Mch TO- 100 Iucant. .Apl. I. $50 n.
Umbria. Mich Il p. Aur,na Apr. 10. a. IN.
tamUania. N M. 30 m. tmhria .....Apr a. noon
Etruria. Mch a. / p IN. lCamrana. Apr. a. $50 m
Prom Pier so North Rlyer. foot ~ CTarkson-st.
Cabin passng- $50 and UPWARD Second cabin. s35 and
upward. according L steamer and location.
steeragc tickets and from all parts OF Europe at
very los rates For freight AMI passage apply at the
tompnny's Office. No. > Bowling Green. New York
VERNON II. BROWN & Co. General Asenta
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1nstrufIlon.

For Young Ladies' City.
BOARDING AM. DAY SCHOOL FOk GIRLS.
ID NO co.. 5TH-AVE.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs CHAS. II. GARDNER Principais
NJ ADEMOiSELLE NELTIN.
AVA SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
FIREPROOF SCHOOL BUILDING.
l6O and 1G2 74;h-st-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-08-29
They Dte0 Co2ethec.

New YORK, Aug. 2l.-At ! o'clock
this morning, Park Officer Thomas
Flynn while patrolling in the Tamble
in Central Park between the East and
West driveways and opposite Seventy
eight street, discovered thu bodies of a
young man and young woman lying
dead on the grass near the pathway.
The man was Julious De Marcus, who
is supposed to live a. No. 50 East
Broadway. The woman was Juliette
Fournier Of No. 1854 South Fourth
street, Brooklyn. Marcus had bullet
wound through the centre of his fore
head. He was lying PROSTATE across
the woman who was shot directly in
thu centre of the breast. Marcus held
a revo,er in his hand. Two OF the
chambers were empty and three were
still loaded. The blood from his head
run down and stained the fa:e and
clothes Of the woman, whose body was
! still warm. 1t was evident that the
man had first shot the woman and then
killed himself. The man was about
| thirty years old and the woman seven
teen. She mad married her uncle and
was unhappy with him. She snd DE
Marcus had been lovers previous tc her
marriage, SO they made up their mlnas
to die together. Letters found on their
ladleslshowed that their act had been
carefully planned to ths last deal.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-08-29
Tlllnan Speaks.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Aug. 2O.-By re-
quest Gov. Tillman delivered tonight
an address onMain street to about three
hundred people, about half of whom
were reformers. He was well received,
though at times be received manV Jeers.
He spoke OF the city of Columbia in a
caustic way and ridiculed its manage.
ment as being under the domination OF
men who were antagonistic to the
whole of the rest of the State. He said
he proposes to criticise President Cleve-
land as cften as he violates the Demo
cratic platform which he had spit upon.
That Cleveland had betrayed his party
and had banked the Democratic sena.
tors and representatives in Congress in
their desire to carry out party pledges.
That Cleveland was in league with the
powers of the northeastern section OF
the country who were intent upon
keeping the volume of currency as
small as possible. That he thanked God
that he would leave Columbia In few
months, but that his place would be
filled by a man who would keep the
people down as he had tried to do.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-08-29
Annther uupe Strike.

New BEDFORD, Mass, Aug. 20
This morning the cotton operatives ln-
augurated a general strike and nearly
ii 900 are idle. The machinery OF but
five Of the tWenty.seven mills, in this
city is in motion, and it Is thought that
these mills will soon be shut down with
the others. Manufacturers have moth
ing to say, but notices OF reduction,
agaiDst which help rebel are still posted.
Secretary Ross of the Spluners' Union,
stated iAis morning that the members OF
his union have lined up for long s!rug'
gle and cop idently expect that it will be
of six months duration. The strike
promlses to be the most important that
has ever occurred in the textile industry
in Massachusetts. The manufacturers
must fight perfectly organized unions,
some of which are fairly wealthy. Noss.
BILE in this particular is the Spinners
Unlon, which has fund II its treasury
ageresatirg at least $50, 900. The spin
uers hs.ve voted, however, not to touch
auy of this money for month.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-08-29
Evans VIM Bs Opp osed.

NEwBEREY, August q because Dr.
Sampson Pope has Withdrawn from the
race for Governor is no reason why
Newberry is not to furnish a man for
that position. Mr.. Frank Moon. a
sturdy farmer of this county and a
man who has never sought nor held
office, told me this afternoon that be
had made up his mind to enter the race
for Governor. He had not decided un.
til he saw that Df. Pope had with
drawn, though he does not propose to
enter the primary. He Is going to
make his light at the general
election in November. He, too. Was at
one time Reformer, but proposes to
make the tight as protest against
ring rule and bossism. He isin dead
earnest and will Issue his manifesto
early next week, and will stay in to the
finish, if he only gets one vote. He is
built of sticking stuff and is gradual e
of the South Carolina College before
tine War.-State.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-08-29
Three LYnched.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug. 22.-NeWs
has reached here from Mayo.
Fla, to the effect that thresGnstead OF
two negroes, were lynched for the rape
of Miss Pert, last Tuesday. After the
two, who confessed that they had COM
mitsed the assault, had been strung up,
another negro was found IN the vicinity
by the avengers. This negro was sus.
pected of completely in the crime, and
the suspicion was confirmed by strong
circumstantial evidence, and be shared
the fate of the osher two. The three
negroes were unknown in this
nelghborhood. They were tramps
and claimed to be from Georgia.
There is 10 doubt that they
were guilty of the assault on Miss
Pert. It is said that, after the bodies OF
the negroes had hung awhile, they
were cut down and burned by the
lynchers. Excitement over the affair
is running high, and rumors of other
lynchings are in circulation, but 1t IS
impossible to secure particulars. The
peopla here regret that it has become
necessary to take the Law into their
own hands, but tney are determined to
make an example OF every man VINO
lays violent hands on woman. Miss
Pert is still in pitiable condition.
Sne may never recover from her 10
lurlSS.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-08-29
August 23rd, 1894.
Rate, for the State Fair.

COLUMBIA, S. c., August % 1t is
very hard to imagine what Mr.. olaugh-
ter, assistant commissioner of the
Southern Passenger Association,or any
of the roads in the association, has
against Columbia and against the State
of South Carolina and its annual State
fair. Last year the discrimination OF
the association against the State fair
in the matter of granting rates, was SO
flagrant that the commissioner recelV-
ed Just censure on all sides. The com.
missioner would not, under any kind
of pressure, announce any rate at al!
till the very last minute, and then gave
such a rate that the fair was practical
ly killed. the announcement being
made only three days before the falr
opened. Competitive attractions at
different points were allowed much
cheaper rates.
Now the commissioner, while he
makes the announcement-so far as
time is concerned-all right, has delib-
erately gone to work and quoted a tate
for an attraction, which has always
drawn thousands Of people, that is ex'
actly what anv Gross roads.or any otneI
gathering Can obtain for its delegates
But here 4s the announcement, which
has Just been sent out by the fair So
ciety, and it speaks for itself:
secretary Holloway begs to inform
the public through the press OF the
State, that as to rates OF passage tol
the State Fair, November i2th to l65h
Mr.. NJ. Slaughter, assistant commls
sioner of the Southern Passenger AS
sociation, writes as follows:
="Llnes interested having agreed
rates of one fare for the rOun+ trip
plus so cents admission coupon, from
points in South Carolina and Augusta,
Ca, and from Charlotte, Wilmington
and intermediate points, 10 Columbia
and return, for the above occasion, are
hereby approved. .,,
"rickets to be sold November lltt
to 18Th inclusive. with final limit No
vember 17tn, 1891.
"'rickets may be sold to bona lide
exhibitors and help November 9Th, 95F
and 10;h, 1891
"The press of the State will greatly
oblige ali interested by publishing ths
above information
The members Of the Columbia boarC
of trade, who were just taking steps
to provide unusual outside attraction;
for the coming fair, are very outspoker
in their criticisms. anG Say that such a
rate cannot but seriously affect the as
tendance at the fair.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1894-08-29
Shot Him DeSd,

LUFKIN, Tex, Aug. 19-Yesterday
evening about o'clock the engine on
the State road was running from a
station called Wells to the coaling camp
about 1S miles from here. About a
mile and half from Wells the engl-
neer observed pile of trees across the
track. He reversed his engine and all
on board jumped. Among the party
was DR.. Dreweny. Of Rlsk. AS ne
alighted on the ground masked man
stepped out from the brush and shot
him dead. Holding the others OIL with
pistol he robbed the body of the dead
doctor, obtaining $50 in cash, a check
on the First National Bank OF Rusk
for $25 and q gold watch and chain
The robbers evidently thought they
were wrenklng the pay car which was
to pay off at the mines. Dogs from
the convict camp refused to take the
trail. The county is being secured tor
the assassin.