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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-13

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Syracuse Medical College and l.
president Of the New York State
nedical Society, says "Is the only
stove known to me which is fit to be
used in tho sick room, the sch,o'
DOM, the family room or any other
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-13

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fec. THAI wben cream ~ = too warm the
acid formed ,afued little particles Of milk
70 eari. A current Of air passing over the
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dried Atkes Gfr formed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1894-12-13
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-09
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, vino live bet
ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds hest 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.
Its 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; eflectua!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 medical
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 is printed on every
package, also the pane, Syrup of Fig
and being well informed, you will nos
accept any substitute If offered.
r,a Tn ThfwlSa oortpfrl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-09
virginia News Item q.

Or. Lugenbul. OF Fairfax county. was
taken TO the stanton Asylum yesterday
Ex-Congreasman John +. Dezendorf con
tinues very III at his residence IN brampie'
ton. ~"
Tho closing exercises OF Suffolk MILITARY
Academy were held at the city Hall tner,
last night and the winners OF distlncuohf
and medals were announced
General Malone has issued an oineia
call for meeting Of the Repubhean s'a ~,
Committee OF Virginia, To be held AT M
room, AT Chamberlain In Washington
city, on the nth instant.
Three colored men are supposed 20 nave
been drowned on the western Drancn
near Norfolk. during the squali on Wed
nesday night. The boat IN whcn thsy
were out In was FOUND nOatihs III INK
river bottom upwards.
Walter S. Boone. who Is under indict'
ment for participation In the ROANOKE
Sepiember riots. and who escaped Mher
captured at PocahOntas, arrived In ioe'
noke yesterday afternoon from lexington
and surrendered himself TO the Judge OF
the Hastings Court. He was bailed In
81. go.
Daniel Smith (colored) was arrested near
West Norfolk and committed To jail py
Constable l. j. Jackson THURSDAY niSh'
on the charge of outrageous assault o.
two colored women. He was examined by
a magistrate Yesterday afternoon and Sent
on to court.
Georgiauna Paris. a cOlored woman
was lodged In Jail at Leeshurg on Thurs
day. charged with having burned q par
belonging to Mr.. Samuel Arnold. Of Lou
doun county. The barn was burned earl!
in Nav. and the woman, VINO was theI
living with Mr. Arnold, has continued Z
live with him, entirely unsupported, untl
Sunday last, when from some reason sh'
confessed having committed the deed t
Mrs Arnold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-09
VIRGINIA EPISCOPAL COUNCIL.
Bishop Randolph Reads His Report-Epis-
copal Residence Purchased


ROANOKE. VA. June S.-(Special.)-
the second days session Of the Episcopal
Council OF the Southern Diocese OF Vir-
ginia began this morning. with divine SER
vices conducted by Bishop Randolph, as
sisted by Rev. John j. Lloyd and Rev r.
{. Jett Rev. W. \. Campbell. secretary
Of the Virginia Bible Society. addressed
the council. saying that the society was
auxiliary to the American Society. which
was publishing the Bible In 2i2 languages.
He closed with a strong appeal to the
council for more interest and more
effort in this movement.
Bishop Randolph then read his annual
report and address. He referred in COM
piimcntary terms to the Normal School ut
Farmville. and the Agricultural and Me-
chancal College at BiacksOarg. Ills re-
port showed that ne had visited i35
churches. made six ordinations. and con-
iirmed $50 white and al colored persons,
making total Of 1904 during the year
CHURCH UNITY.
In reference to Church unity. he faid
the Christian Church, I'm graphing with
the forces OF Pagansm. and under the
dominance OF the Roman dream OF CEN
tralizatiOn. conceived that the unity Of
sist IN unity Of external organiZa ton,
and stroyc 10 realize its ideal conception,
but. like the Roman empire. that, too.
fen by its own weight. and the dream
vanished. The modern idea Of Church
unity that has taken TIE place OF this
early one Is the unity OF the Spirit, the
unity Of the family Of the Lord Jesus
Christ, the unity Of love and liberation
underneath the diversity Of external or
ganization In closing. he made a strong
appeal for this higher Church unity. On
motion Of 6. VI. Blackford, Of Lynchburg.
the council ordered 1900 copies of the
address printed.
ACT PASSED.
At the afternoon session the committee
appointed 20 secure an act Of the Legls-
mturc appointing a diocesan board Of
trustees. reported that the act had been
passed on the 22d Of February last.
The committee having in charge the pur-
chase OF an Episcopal residence in the
city OF Norfolk, reported that they had
Effected the same at $500 for house and
land. bat that an additional expenditure
Of $500 would be needed TO complete
the residence and furnish it in a COM
Portable and proper manner
At night an able and eloquent sermon
was preached by Rev. Dr. O. S. Barten,
rector OF Christ church, Norfolk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-09

wheat--Firm; No. : red sc.
Corn~-Firmi NO. 2 yellow. &c: NO.
white. 4fc.: no. mixed. sc.
Oats Firm; No. 2 mlye1. sc.
Pork-~M sss, n2.S,; family, Si-1O; cisar
family, $3.50
Lard Steam leaf. TIC.
Dncon--Stea,ly; shoulders &c: loose
short-rb sides. &C.: short clear sides.
re.
Whiskey-s Steady al MIS-
THE COTTON MARKETS.
; LIVERPOOL, June So T.. M.--cot,on--
American mlddlirg low midding clause.
June, ss-ss@s s3-ssd.:. June and July.
: s2-stsi3 s5-sid. July and August. : s5-sfd.
buyers: August and September. Nd, sell.
ers: September and October. tnf i-sd. /:
October and November, ! Isl a. oS 5'sa1
January and February. LTD sellers.
Futures closed quiet
NEW YORK, June s--Cotton-Quiet:
middling Gulf. nc: msddling uplands,
nc Sales. 2Se bales. Futnrcs steady
June. Sis; July, S,h; August ~: sep
NM: December $40; January, T.@; Feb
ruary, S5i: March. N.oo.
NEW ORLEANS. June S--cotton-Fu-
lures auiet; sales, iiNJ bales; june 49,,
.Iulv. 81 30: August. $3.50; September, %.a
October. 1875; November. Nvi; DeCehloVr'
s7.O7; January. S,lS; February sfi'
NAVAL STORE MARhElS'
WILMINGTON, n. c.. June " kosu
firm: strained, s7ssc.: good strained, &l1c
Turpentine steady at Gisc Tar s,sanS
nj sli5 Crude turpentine STEADY haru
81. 90: soft. 20; virgin, 2b,
SAVANNAH. GA. June s.-SpiriHn t h,,
pentiue opened and closed very duii. nu
,irm. NJ sic. Rosin firm and une hanged
CHARLESTON, 8. c., June s.-Turpen
fine. 2sc.. asked. Rosin firm; good strained
500.
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
reported for the Dispatch)
NARFOIK, VA. Ju1e Market uulee
! common, IJsa2c. prime 2ac: extra prime
| &c; fancy. 2isc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-09
PRIVATE EXECUTION
THE MoRBlDLY CURIOUS WILL NOT
SEE THE COLEYS HANGED.
Farmers Alliance VIII Meet at Greensboro
August f4th--saic Of the Raleigh Eiec-
trio Hallway Confirmed.

RALEIGH, n. c., June S.--(Special. y
by unanimous vote the commissioners
OF Franklin county order that the execu-
ton Of the two murderers named Cooley
be entirely private. Counsel appeared be-
fore the commissioners both for and
against a public execution.
The Executive Committee of the State
Farmers Alliance met here to-day. and
called the State Alliance annual meeting
at Greensboro the second Tuesday In
August. This Is the third time In sue
cession Greensboro has thus been chosen.
President Butler. OF the National ALI
ance. is one OF the committee.
1t Is learned that the government will
establish torpedo station at South
port.
NOMINATING CONVENTION.
The Democratic convention OF the
Seventh Judicial District is called to meet
at Fayetteville August 1st to nominate a
candidate for Solicitor.
Judge Seymour IN the Federal Court.
to-day signed decree confirming the
sale OF the Raleigh electric railway TO Or.
McAden, Of Charlotte and others. who
viii at once re-equp and operate 1t.
WILL NOT LIST.
The railway commissioners to-day re-
ceiyed notice from the officers OF the
North Carolina railway that the latter
were unable to comply with the law and
list the property for taxation. This Is
due TO the fact that an injunction has
been served on the officers OF the road.
at the instance Of some private stock
holders, forbidding them 10 list for
taxing the property Of the road. claim
ing that exemption from taxation is
granted in the charter. The matter will
be argued on July LIST nj Greensboro be-
fore Judge Dick, or the United States
Court.
Chatham county has adopted the. road
law. and will In future maintain its roads
by taxation.
NEARLY AN OCTOGENARIAN.
Rev. w. -. Woodruff. well-known
minister OF Surry county, Is dead: aged 7S.
The Modena Cotton-Mills. at Gastonia.
have begun work. They are weaving
mills.
i. \. Pinchback. general merchant, Of
Bessemer City. has assigned, his assets
being $4,000. and liabilities only $500.
The Capital Club here this evening gave
n german i'm compliment 10 the students
Of the University Of North Carolina.
Dr. i. =. FducPtte and Miss Louisa Tur-
rentine were married yesterday at Bur-
lington, and are now AZ oxford.
HIS LAST ROLL-CALL.
Il. +. Taylor. who died yesterday at
the Soldiers Home here, was one of the
first five veterans who entered II.
GoldSboro' IS now annoyed by Jack.
the Pepper" who is causing ladies much
annoyance.
The Daily Courier Of New Berne has sus-
perded
g. II. White (coloredD. now the solicitor.
will BIZ the Republican congressional
nominee in the Second District.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-09
RAILROAD LINES.
CONDENSED TIMETABLE.

CHESAPEAKE AND oHIo-S:40 A. NJ, daily
for Norfolk and Ola Point +. NJ. Old
Point. Norfolk. and local stations. $50 \.
NJ. except sunday, Washington and Chf-
ton Forge 9:2U =. NJ. Cincinnati and ~.
Louis Limited. with Pullman 800 +. NJ,
loral Except sunday accom- mo iation for
Charlottesville. 1890 Z. NJ. +. I. ". Gin
cinnati and Chicago and Hot springs
From Eighth-streot station. A. NJ, daily,
with Palace-Car for Lvnchhnrg, Lexington.
Va, and Clifton Forge, connects at BteunO
texcept sunday tor hosney; at Lynch
burg daily for the Southw est, ana lex
cent Sunday ut BeSsemer fer craig city.
, r. VI. Except sunday, local accom-
mediation tor Gladstone. Va.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN.-9 A NJ. Nor
folk yestibule Limited and tho Chi
cago Express" (See full sche1ulc.) 5:2O
T.. NJ, for Norfolk. ll:j5 z. NJ, Roanoke.
Bristol, Memphis, New Orleans, aud points
South aud West
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE.-l2:50 A. 81,
southern express, Atlanta. Augusta, and
points South. 1910 p. NJ, Atlanta, Al.
gusta. and points south. r: NJ. except
Sunday, local for Amelia Courthouse. A.
NJ. Except sunday. tor Amelis COURTEOUS :.
stops at all stations
YORK-RIVER LINE.-4:45 z. NJ, Baltimore
Limited, daily Except Sunday for Bait.
more and points North. 3:lU 4. NJ. local
express, daily except Sunday: also con-
meets with steamer for Baltimore. A.
NJ. except sunday, local miIei, leaving
Twenty-third-Street station.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PO-
TOMAC.-7:45 A. 81, ~ ~, AMI 100
=. ~, for Washington aut POINTS North.
p. NJ, Fredericksburg accommodation
Except sunday. GAS A. NJ. AMI GEO p.
NJ. Except sunday, leave kiba Tor Ash
land.
ATLANTIC-COAsT IINE.--9 A. 81. Norfolk
speciaL 0:O5 A. NJ, through tram south.
$50 Z. NJ Accommodation. go 4. NJ.
Norfolk train. IN y. NJ. fast express
south. 4. VI. Atlanta SPECIAL. ll:5J A..
NJ, Petersburg accommodation 40 A.
NJ. SUNDAY accommodation. $40 4. H.,
sunday accommodation.
sEABOARD AIRLINE Union Stiton). -90j
A. Except Sunisyl. Raleigh, Charlotte
Atlanta. and intermediate points. sP. NJ.
daiiy. Atlanta and points south. connects
with A. Il W. r. raiirOa1 oc Mobile,
Montgomery, and New Orleans
NB.-For arrival OF trains SEQ regular sched-
ules
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-09

on the tug wandercr 20 ses the game
OF ball which takes place In Norfolk
to-day between the Richmond College
team and the Newport News nine.
Richardson Mccarthy, and Frankfort,
for whom indictments were found for
being connected with the recent prize
tight here, were arrested and bailed for
their appearance.
The nght against The saloon-keepers n
sun being kept up here The County
Court has been occupied the whole of the
week In hearing these cases. Up 90 this
time Frank LEM, Taylor Williams. and
Butler & Co. have been refused a license.
The last-named firm had secured license.
but upon further Investigation az 20 the
character OF their house the Judge re-
Nokcd Il. II VIII take several days to dis
pose of these cases.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-09

BoND.-psed. June TN, ut sP. ~. -
the residence OF her daughter Mrs. safsb
Cox, i5io venable street, Mrs. ELIZA
BETH BOND tnee Brsnch). In the sstiS
year Of her age
Funeral win take place TO-DAY Sat
uriay) from ~. Peters Cathedral at
A. 81. No flowers.
BROWN. Died. Friday. June s,h. ae
7:25 y. ~, az the residence OF her bus-
band. No. sis west Franklin street. EiiZ-
ABETH r.. wife OF Richard l.. Brown.
Funeni notice hereafter
TINsLEY.--Died. at his residence. near
Glen Allen. Va. Friday. June sth, az
, O'Clock A. NJ. CHARLES I. TlNSi.Ey.
In the 10Th year OF his age.
Funeral and burial at Glen Alien
church SATURDAY EVENING at y.
NJ. Friends and acgualntanccs respect
fully invited 20 attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-09


NEW YORK, June s-London sold quite
a little st. Paul and Louisville and Nash
vile at the opening of the local Stock
Exchange this morning, and lower prices
were the result. international stocks de-
clined hd% per cent, while American
Sugar, from special and local causes. fell
from i06i4 to 1919. There were realiza-
tions on a liberal scale I'm this specially.
and in addition there was some selling for
the short account by operators who look
for a sharp fight when the sugar schedule
reaches the House. When the foreign
selling ceased. however, the general list
recovered rapidly, and Sugar returned
TO 1868.
The opening of the general list was dull.
and the market continued so without in
terruption worthy OF note until just be-
fore the close. The advance in the rail-
ways ranged from l7sn2. and was we'll
distributed. Northern Pacific scored the
largest gain. Traders. AZ a rule. seemed
to be imbued with an idea that the Sen
ate will pass the tariff bill at an early
date, and this. in conjunction with re-
ports from the West that an amicable
adjustment Of the soft-cOal strike may
be reached at the conference tomorrow,
caused the better feeling. The gold en-
gagements for to-morrows steamers
proved TO be much larger than expected,
the sum of 100000 being taken here and
at Boston, but the movement. as usual
Of late, had no influence TO speak or on
stock prices. The gold was all taken
were inclined TO consider the steady ad-
vance in wheat of greater importance
than the loss or gold.
Chicago Gas was again active. Brokers
alleged to be working for the pool were
buyers. and IL was again reported that
the legal proceedings against the COM
pany would be abandoned. Political ex-
pediency was given as the reason for this
contemplated action. Ii was also rumor-
ed that a plan was being considered to
reorganiZe the company IN order 10 over
come legal objections. Near the close
there were realiZations, and prices receded
I.d1 per cent Sugar, however. was weak.
and fen to 1914, the lowest OF the day'
In the formal transactions speculation
was steady. The net changes show gains
Of J. TO 1 per cent Sugar lost ~; Man
haitian, l: Louisville and Nashville. ~
and Whiskey, Is per cent American TO-
bacco rose ., 10 81. Manhattan aitrr
dropping ~, TO llji2. closed at ll6l2, bld.
The total transactions footed up lso,So
shares. The bond market was strong.
The sales of listed stocks aggregated
$4,000 shares; OF unlisted. tZgO;- o>o. ....
Treasury balances: Coin. SS,2hWO; cur
rency. s59,5l6,0o.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.
Money on call easy at per cent; last
loan at |, and closing offered a. | per
cent: prime mercantile paper, 3GGi per
cent. - -, -,
Bar silver, 62h. Silver at the board
neglected. lift. .a,
Sterling exchange steady. with actual val
business i'm bankers bills at M:s'12n4s, .
Tor sixty days, and N.sSiaql.SSA for de-
mand: posted rates. &SSd4Ssie; CONNER
cial bills. A8i2q4.SA. ,.
Government bonds steady. state bonds
dull. Railroad bonds firm.
sToCK QUOTATIONS..
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-09

tinucd 10 the July term. Ernest Hines.
charged with housebreaking was tried
upon two indictments. convicted. and
given three years In the penItentiary ana
Twenty-Five days In jail. To-day a noiie
prosegni was entered In the case of felony
against Or. Anne Henderson. She. was
then tried for petit larceny. convicted, ana
given four months In the county jail.
This ends all cases against DIR. Hender-
son. The felony case Of Commonwealth
80 JunIua BowlIlng was continued to the
July term. Court will adjourn to-mor-
row
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-09
McAULEY SHOT BY HIS WIFE.
Fired from Brecch-Loader at CLOSE
H.nce-Rumored lie Is Dead.

STANTON. VA. June s--(Special)-
Mrs. Minnie Hoy McCauley was LOGGED III
jau here this afternoon, charged with
shooting her husband, Dixon McCauiey'
Yesterday evening. near Barterbrook' IN
this county. McCauley is sergeant IN
the United States Artillery. Company B'
stationed at Baltimore, and was here on
a three-months furlough. The wound was
inflicted with a a load of No. shot iired
from a breech-loader at close range INTO
his left side She alleges that the shoot
ing was accidental. and It is also re-
ported that self-defence is the plea. The
wound Is a most dangerous one, and II IL
rumorod here tonight that death has
resulted. but this cannot be VerIhen' Inc
accused woman is a handsome brunette
of about 30 years of age.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-09
C. C. HARRISON ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
De Wanted To Die Because lie Was so
Pnor and Owed 30 Much Money.

IAyESTONE VA. June S.-(Spec'aiD
. E C Harrison, young and popular
I.ut ot this place, attempted suicide
...rr.ur about 9 o'clock.
Harrison who is originally from
... l,..l.. county, came d re several
.. mo. ami engaged ia business win
I.s.HDach. OF Baltimore. but re-
..t. severed his connection with this
.- ..i tnr1red in the Erecn-groceiN
g.. hatcher business on Broad street
.. f. built Up a nice trade. Mr.. Har,
,.. r.uicI Miss Fannie Williams, OF
native county. some five years ago,
ut have two interesting little chill
I.. H. father and mother live near
.IfD and he has a sister living
o. Wakefield. all OF whom have been
t.I .r ts,4rtaph. and are expected
L.. ..rIerr. At this writing Mr., Harr.-
n. i- .un living with slight hopes of
-s--f r Tine weapon used was ds-
e'-. pistol. the bail entering near the
Nc lc right ear. and lodging near
t..h CO., the head or neck. The doc
.. lest not to probe Tor 1t in his
I,.. ..niuon
t. OWED 50 MUCH MONEY.
GLOWING letter was found pinned
90 o.. outside OF his coat. The Letter
.r-. 81 u Mr. !. :. Robertson.
business "a few doors from him.
s. Robertson:
r I,ar Fricnd.--i VIII write tins
'rHa- for Won 10 40 by | owe
money and can't pay ~. NV ."
I... are compelled TO suffer " | l.v
.' .' r- die that they may I've q;
.' r.r. lut J want the world to kn't
."- De- no' any family trouble W.
..' t1 .'e. 10 is only because em So
r. Hv. they are compelled g.
arI I ann willing 10 die that th'Y
f. tr. .rl not suffer because | believe
'1tr tic sweetest wife that ever
...' Na hpve been married four or I've
'~sr rI there has never one cross WORD
. '-.m nor lips 70 me. | say to You
'' look after her. and telegraph to
.l.r 80 Eurrowsyille. Prince George
County. Deg father. az the same place 4;
' telegraph 20 Mrs. :. d. Harrison
Nt..fcld Va. she is my sister. Mt
f-e0n. on the other side. you VIII
. f.- names ~ the ones owe; so
. take my book and collect up all
H on them. pay all that owe. az
.s g. viii 20. Crhcn follows the
They al have my due-bills also
".t f1r the note IN bank. To-day -
'a.t Cav u grace.
f..r friend c. c. HARRISON.
'-i'atu Thomas =. Jones. OF Dinwiddie
.r f.'t.r ~ Mrs T.. C. McCuiloch. ~
. place. died al his residence YESTERDAY
t'-"trt he Was until very recently a re-
.r.ai'y active man for one Of his age
Tong 300 his s5th year
'V McCulloch. who has lately had 30
Ii'h trouble with her husband. mas
trough her counsel. Colonel Meade Has
lirs lici "a bill for absolute divorce from
tr &-Culloch. who Is now in jail.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-06-09
Neither One Appeared.

David Cook was arrestsd yestsintaS
morning by Constable Ness. OF henrlyC'
on Warrant sworn out b. John Lock
head. Charging Cook with shooting az
him with intent to kill. When tne yo,in;
man was taken 10 the county court nous
yesterday morning he dep0Sltel Suo DC
Vincent I'm the afternoon. but neither the
complainant nor the defend mt appeare,n:
MIR. Tockhead and wife, who recentiy
came here from Tennessee rrslde on ~ NJ,
sea Hin. near the CITY hnlA Io'n' III.
occupies a room in the house. Is reia,
tive OF Mrs. Lockhead. and II IS alleged
that il was during some unpleasan ne. .s,'
between the husband and wife that LOON
used his pistol.