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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
CiuaurlGl.
TO TIE HOLDERS or TIE
1ST CONSOLIDATED
60 MORTGAGE BONDS
or TIE
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY CO.

uv yir,i. q, n decree Of the Circuit Court of the
United states Tor the District II south Carolina dated
S,on,.r ou,l ls.c, the South Carolina Railway In to
b. sold a public auction In chail"son South Carolina
On April ION isii The minimum bid provided ~ 'h"
decree siOo5ooJ II is - the n'ore"t ~ the junior
prrclasr the property at 'h" lowest
possible figure. AMI It Is 10 your Interest 10 pu'"as" Il
,,re IVES rihor than ALL the property 10 b" sold 'r
~ ,,, ,, o,,,,nt - the First consolidated Mortgage
AMI accu,ru,fcl interest md pri liens AMI charge
IN. prl,r norga,c anlo,rts about two hundred ma
forv.fnur thousand dollars and interest from Member
81. isas
TN. ra4rei.n.i Committee. which fOr four years past
hes been rc,ng in interest ~ suon Of The LIST Con-
s.lslAi.-l Mo-iraa. N.n.h,l"rs It reprcs"as con-
s...s .'e rr,r.riv amply ~" fIil mt ~ the
lri Cs ,La,~l Mortgage. with interest AMI all prior
charge n is .nai FOR th" protection 1t the 1T
conslii.i Mortgage B,nuhodcrs that proper prcpara-
tin BE- made t. prevent The Rad being purchased in
In. interest ~ tho junior securities at price which
would Yield par and interest to the list CON
soliJat.l Mortgage 1hndhold"fs
Eondlllers wlshiag t. participate in ths are ther"-
requested TO deposit h"r '"n'' On or b"if" fr'f
arv 18th iSot with the Ncw-Y,rk Guaranty and In
d,nuttv Coupnnv against negotiable receipts. and sign
th. arresnent whereby the protection ~ their interest
shall ic secured Application viii be made - list "a" re-
oeprs on the Tcw-Yorl. STOCK ESrhanse.
The c,inmit,e. desires to that II acting solely
fer the h.cn, - sch 5calho!icfs shall deposit their
bombs Under Tie above mentioned agreement and that
all II benefits AMI advantages Of III" sam" shall be
c,,nlued persons vino Subscribers thereto The
UNDERSIGNED Committee IS not - be under any Obligation
Il, any lr,naho,l"r who shall subscribe sad agree
mon, and ,orslt biz bonds prior February 18TH $50?
COPIES ~ the agreement bs Obtained from the New
YORK Guaranty and Indemnity C''npas~. 60 cedarsr.
The Mutual Lie Insurance Company Of NswNoik. and
Ke-slcr Co.. - Waltt
GUSTAV T.. Ki-~EI, \
Canirmum,
HENRY W. SMITH. '"'""'''
PETER t:EDDE~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
1IETnOpOLITAN OPERA HOUSE.

a
WI GRAND OPERA UNDER THE DIRECTioE, or
Fri. Ev'g Feb. 9-Double Bill. ,,..
la TR.vIATA (if, and 4th Acts Nine. Nordca NM
Dufriche De I.dcn followed by fcr the last tNie'
CAVAr...i.EIA RUSTIrANA.
Mines. Calye. Gu"rcia NM Ancona ana y iynas,
Sat. Mat, Feb H. last t,me-RoMEo Lr ~
Mines Meha Cuercia NM. Ed. II" Eoszke. fIanInn
Mararoura. Mausuere castelmarv and Jean nc isa>'
sat. Evg Feb lo-Ex'ra "formance OF H5n...SSi,.
Mines Calve and Eames: NM. De Lucia and l.assalis
mnder th- auspices OF the Iurin Association In aid
OF the Emery Fund tho United Hebrew charities,
SUNDAY Eve < Fob. ~. Eleventh SUNDAY concrrt.
Sooists: Mines. Emma flames. Scalchi and Arnoi.son'
Six Ngnas and Mons. planeon s,,r
Entire Opera Orchestra Conductor Anton Seiil.,
sunday Prices 5Cc I5c. 81 ~ and si50 seats ready
Monday Eve'g. Feb. II. RiGoi.ETTo;
Mines Mc,sa. Scalchi; NM Ancona. De Lucia.
Tuesday Evcg. Fob. 10. Extra Ncht FAUST:
Mines Eancs Scalchi; NM FL DE ReszAo. Lassale ana
Jean De Rcszie.
Wednesday Ev'g. Feb. Il. CARMEN.
Mines cave. .NrnoIdson: Sig Ancona. DE Lucia
Thursday Ev'g Feb -, At -" Extra Night
Gala Charity Performance.
FRIDAY Ey'e Feb i6 "Nozze III Figaro
Mines Eanes Arnoldson and Noriica. NM. Ancona,
Carlpone and Ed. DE Reszke. .
SATURDAY Mat. Feb. Il. only matinee II sem rande
Mines. Media AID scalchi; and " I'd Ie Resz,e ..
Monday Evg Feb. 49, FIRST production OF "Ncrther."
Seats ready. Knabe Piano used exclusively.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08

r @S nIs' rci:::: !: Z: I. s g !. 10 10
iota! shares The 10. ia
SILVER
al bal certfs.. C, 81 G., G., CT, G5,s 10 900
SALES At THE CONSOLIDATED STOCK ASD
PETROLEUM. EXCHANGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08

GUSTAV T.. kIs~EI,
Canirmnn,
HENRY W. SMITH >"'''''''@'
PETEH GEDDE~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-08
AMERICAN ROLLING STOCK CAR TRUST
Coparlncrsbip Notices.

NOTICE is hereby g!vc:i that at gcnerai
~ meeting tho Stockholders OF the Joseph H. Beorns
Company corporation organized and existing under the
laws Of In. state West Virginia.
The majority of the capitol STOCK borg
represented and voted favor of auch resolution, mat
thr business 81 said corporation b. discontinued.
~ HENRY ". HALSEY. Secretary.
The evening world., 1894-05-07
Boarders Wanted.
East Sid c.

IRNlNG PLACE. "a near Union square nesirh-
~" 'oms, excellent table, moderate l"ru
table puHrl.
LENlNG rOS AVE l233-I.Vrge sunny furnished
room. with board tpr two, 81, sith It. L.
LItNlNGTON AVE, ltu9, corner 1blh II. -pri-
NAtc family wi,l AccomulO lat" few gentlemen
with board nicely furnished rooms also bacS
paTlOr for dentist
LEXINGTON AVE, lIO-SevcrAl large. fur
nIshcd, pleasant rooms, With excellent table
very reasonable; references
LEXINGTON AVE 9sS6, corner 7lst 81. Nicely
furnished room Tor gentleman OF couple, with
excellent board; ~ weekly.
The evening world., 1894-05-07
erookivn.

BROOKLYN.
ATLtNTIc AVE GIG Droohlyn-T~o nice fur.
nishoi rooms to let
NEpFOHp AVE. Il7D- Handsomely furnished
front and hall rooms; prNnt" house. cv",y
convenience; reasonable.
CulHr 81. lo7 Pretty fnr hall bed
room Ia let 10 res peClHh'c gentleman. centrally
situated nnd convenient To all tiu"' OF car Mr',
Carter.
DrrTIEID 81. III So 30. large, dosirnhl".
we'll furnished room; gentlemen or liEl.t huufc'
keeping.
GREENE AVE. sna nrooklyn lI"nlAu,
rooms, furnished OF Uuiuru.shei; terms mOi-
crate.
IIENRY ST, 81 Brooklyn, near nrdgr ON
,,, irrnhR iurnl,imi r"o,LS' complete "o"'"k""p-
Jay : f., Ia, urar TIA" bridge, Brooklyn Nicry
furnished rooms t. rrU',
LlNINnsruN -, l2d Pleasant rooms, run.
n'uS water. gas hnth. reni.c nel 4 lou'ck"ep.
tug, "Du""ui"n' {" Iity Hall bridge,
MIDDAGI 81, ~ Large small furnished
rooms; hot 4 cold water terms low.
PALMETTO 81. GA, rrooSlyn TO let iur
nlShed room in private house; -.
PINEAPPLE 81, 3 near bridge r"ns1l,
ro"u'S, large X small; every "onyrne"c", itt
crrnccs.
c'nnGcting front. arg" hnll rooms, pnrly
furnished ny" Of bath 4 laundry Ia hands"H"
s'rface lines; cgny"ncmt; 'nhie honrd adyo.u-
ing adults only 500 per month
WAMHE& rad ) g. NIX x ""ed ""es 1r%s me@" II HI" ''
FuESlsHED room TO let front bedroom. Apply
lGi fI,,Hr st., brooklyn.
LARGE BACK rAKLuH, with no, 4 colt water
usc of front pHrl0r i hath. hand dsom" brown
stone house. central, Briiurl svrIIOu. suitable
FOR a hu"tOT ONuur, Iva luti aI ave., near
bedford
NEWLY FURNISHED front pnrlor 4 rlroom
uvrriooklug Ncw York Bay near South BROOK
lyu ferry 5th ave !. desirable for suu.grT
NANl-N-. llSI3i'Nc. ErpuElvn.
For Other Advertisements IIdsr THIS ClasslGca-
tion See Index Third Page.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

6tTH ST., A. w.-Hnndsome room: board for
LADY, home comforts: no other boarders: $40
The evening world., 1894-05-07

BOTH ST. 3l9 W. -Beautifu large, connecting
rooms suitable for gentlemen, with boards
The evening world., 1894-05-07

22D ST, 1i9 E.-2 nicely furnished rooms for
housekeeping. bath, gas; IS weekly.
22D ST. 10 T.. q large connecting rooms nicely
furnished, I'd floor: gentlemen; references
The evening world., 1894-05-07

8lS'r ST, 23s f. Front hall room, one Night {;
private family; gentleman only; references ex
changed.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

:3D ST. t0i w.-Newly furnished rooms. with %
without board table board.
IS I'll ST.. 225 w.-Elegantly furnished parlor
.ioor: also large small rooms: house first.
class: all appointments: good location: excellent
table; house newly opened.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

slsT ST. a7 E.-A neatly furnished hall room:
81. SO per week; private family.
3lSr ST.. l35 T.. , cor Lexington ave. e.-IarEe
airy corner room; big closet bath. &c. gents or
housekeeping: 81. Ring three timer.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

2bT1I ST. l28 II. Nicely furnished room: run
ming water, bath; ~ four; gentlemen; 81 81
25TII ST. ,2oT II. Front room: nicely furnished
for gentlemen: ring 9TH bell. east.
The evening world., 1894-05-07
North OF iasth Street.


l2cTH ST. 100 w nicely Furnished rooms 10
gentlemen, all ronyenIrnc"s: private family
l26TH ST. ?36 W.-Parlor & bedroom: lady a
gentleman or single gentlemen.
l25Iii 81. 20 L. ihrS lurnl>hod room: pri-
Nair family AL Couvrnicuc"s; gentlemen Only.
l"7TH ST. l22 y. Furnished alcovc room,
suitabl" for two: private house
l9STH 81. lbs ". Pleasant parlor 4 bedroom.
with all conNrn'"ncrS. lirck"r.
l2STIl ST, 800 w.--Two nicely Furnished rooms
parlor a bedroom, reasonable Young.
81 floor, light housekeeping II desired; adults
only
l@S;II ST., "2l +. In private house, several
furnished rooms, with or without board; refer
once exchanged.
l2sTH 81, Us W.-IMrte square room. fur.
nlsh"d; private house; every convenience very
reasonable.
l3UrH ST, II r. Furnished large front roo
la privh'" house; could give breakfast.
l30rI 81. ~ E.-Cnol. comfortably furnished
room, 81. 30 one, ~ 20 for two, refined family.
Ahrcn
18TH ST. 227 ", Nicely furnished, large
lrUnt or back room IN private house with owner;
plenty closets running water, low rent
l34TIT ST, "A W., top nat. west Parlor 4 bed
room, all conv"nlrhrcN Tor. young men.
l:iITIT 81. ghT W. near |. station Sowly
Iurnished large small rums; priNni" huuS" /;
very moderate.
l35TH ST. 2si w-In a desirable location, a
large well furnished front room, convenient u
elevated
laorlt 81. 6.a +. Lsue rooms improve.
monts s; convenient 10 l. St,J on. pwucD
inST ST 797 E.-Elrrant large front rooms con-
Meeting bath, rns, private house. s. 80.
"ashs,ands, hot cold water bath. Mrs,
Airry.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

.GTII ST 1913 ". Handsomely furnished ID
story room also small room superior board.
GOTH ST 357 w.-Boarders wanted: gentlemen.
81 week: also ladies'.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

lTrH ST. 353 W.-Ncwy furnished rooms,
large small; also back parlpr, low prices
18TH 81. :'22 W.-Drsirnblc first floor rooms
separate, together; large empty room; mod
crate.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

23D ST.. lO7 T. Furnished rooms I'd floor,
front room adjoining.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

4lSr ST.. l2i L., near Lexington ave. Large
front hall room: gas, bath also double room.
4lST ST. 81 r.. Large hall room; also nicely
furnished back parlor. Duffy.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

| :3D ST 957 W.-Large small pleasant fur
| nshed rooms. good home cooked table board; (;
| ref
The evening world., 1894-05-07

10TH ST, lO3 T. Elegant rooms In private
house, % per week, with running water; refer
The evening world., 1894-05-07

,7TH ST. 3i3 ", Large small rooms; gen.
tlemen or gentlemen wives; table board ret
AIAnnna-
The evening world., 1894-05-07

AID ST. (ls Prospect pace)-Lnrge small
rooms, gentlemen or light housekeeping: bath.
ADD ST., 322 T. Furnished rooms, housekerp.
ing or gentlemen; So up: hall room 81. -
The evening world., 1894-05-07

2UTH ST, "a Il. Double h single rooms house
In thorough order: reduced summer terms.
|2VTU 81. $40 Il. Comfortably furnished rooms
with large closets; private house; all improve
The evening world., 1894-05-07

42D ST. 3lS T.. Furnished front h back parlor;
gentlemen or light sekeepinR; reasonable.
<2D ST. 223 i. Furnished rooms to accommo-
date gentlemen; terms reasonable.
44TH ST. l4l L. Large room, suitable for . !
also hall room: private house: gentlemen only.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

18TH ST, 800 E.-Elcgant newly furnished large
rooms; running water, bath; private house.
1Sru ST, 2;H, E.-Large. comfortable, house
keeping privilege. furnished rooms; suting
couples: IL. ~. ~. %, 81.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

oGrlI ST, 3l2 W. square, pleasant room, with
board; gas, BATH running water: reasonable.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

ETH 81 (Unlon Squnrr). 10 T. Large rooms,
Si, %; front basement; housekeeping; single,
The evening world., 1894-05-07

22D ST 219 Ell & 2 connecting rooms for
light housekeeping: single rooms for gents.
22n ST. l5t E.-Hall room for gentleman con-
Meeting rooms, light housekeeping: respectable
The evening world., 1894-05-07

A LADY having prettlly furnished ID story bnck
room will rent II To or gentlemen; l;ns. hot
& cola water. with bath adjoining; l26h 81 near
1th ave. IS per week. Address NJ. NJ, box ,l3A
world, Harlem.
LADY. refined discreet, c.n obtain desirable
home with widow p lIu word.
y. HIGH ST 10, Mount Vernon. y. Y.-Two
nicely furnished rooms blocks from depot.
FURNISHED rooms to let to privHi" family f;
al u stlhl. room. owner Will occupy balance oi
huns": possession any time. Address :. VI. Myers
boy lNG ImrnrTs OrnIlIc COUNTY. y. !.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

18TH ST. aga E,-Nice rooms housekeeping or
gentlemen; 81 up; private house. all cOnye-
| nIenCpa
The evening world., 1894-05-07
north Of ,asth Street.

9TH AVE. 2O74 l21th st. I'd story front rooms
single room tirst-cnSs bOurd table board.
l2STII ST. 2O2 w.-Desirable rooms with hrst-
The evening world., 1894-05-07

,3p ST, III W Physician office; furnis6ed
The evening world., 1894-05-07

<STII ST., 204 E.-Nlcely furnished front and
bedrooms for light housekeeping -. 50 weekly,
4STlI ST., 2O5 +. FURNISHED parlor and he'd
room; bath. gas: LIST fiat: private family.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

a1ST ST. 334 T.. Furnished rooms for gentle.
men or light housekeeping; terms reasonable.
4lST ST, 2lb +. Nicely furnished large front
room, suitable married couple or gentlemen:
Sn 20 Rogers
The evening world., 1894-05-07

WHY LOOK for board New York when you can
have your own room, with good board at " 80
70 IS in so $ LIST St, Brooklyn: minutes walk
ferries
The evening world., 1894-05-07

10TH ST 3i4 F.-Niceiy furnished rooms from
81: all convenience: near l. station.
10Th ST, AZ T.. near broadway Nicely fur
ntahed rooms, large small; suitable for doctor
or tnuSiciau.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

b'1I IT . 100 + -1fHnUSOTle IHTRe & Single
rooms, with bath: private house: reference.
10TH ST, 13I f.. near Lexington ave. Double
& single furnished rooms, with or without board.
GOTH ST., 23l L. Nicely furnished rooms to
The evening world., 1894-05-07

DIST ST. 422 L. Nicely furnished room, with
or without board; private family.
BID ST. 249 E.-2 front rooms; bath. gas suit
able for 2; 81.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

|i-Iu 81, 10 F. Elegantly furnished large &
small rooms suitable for party OF gentlemen;
rent moderate.
The evening world., 1894-05-07
miscellaneous, N
BROOKLYN.

LAFAYETTE AVE. 7--Nice. pleasant rooms.
with or without board; private family; terms
moderate
The evening world., 1894-05-07

DIST ST. 35+ E.-Nicey furnished parlor, with
or without piano; also bedroom.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

BOTH ST. 24e E.-Handsome hall rooms: $3.50 &
81; frst-cass house.
Asst ST., 3:}2 +. F.-Furnished alcove rooms for
gentlemen; light housekeeping: hall rooms.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

BAD ST., I5s Whist class board, q. 90 { s5i
+. also furnished rooms.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

<6TII ST., 10G T. Handsomely furnished room
to let for gentlemen.
46TH ST. IL +. 2 large connecting furnished
The evening world., 1894-05-07

GOTH ST, l33 T. Nicely furnished parlor h
bedroom. suitable for man h wife; board for
lady II desired use of plano. Werlich.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

85TH ST. 2US F.-Handsomeiy furnished front
room, suitable for 2; all conveniences; moder-
ate terms; owner occupant; reference required.
Call this week.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

cSru ST. 100 w. ton hoor-Working girls 70
board, stI week excellent table.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

83D ST, $40 E.-One large room 50: hall room
81. 50: back parlor, - all conveniences
BATH ST. . s. f. E-Niceiy furnished rooms gen.
tlemen, ladies or couple, or light housekeeping.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

b6TH ST. ia f. Handsomely furnished large
small rooms; all conyenicnces: board optional
private Jewish family.
The evening world., 1894-05-07
Furnished Rooms to Let.


27rH 81, 1hn W, Two rooms. nicely furnished
light Housekeeping. respectable people only
rput, Slu month.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

GREENWICH AVE. 42-I.arRe. neatly fur
nished room & bedroom, together or separate :
ample closets, bath all cOnveriences: house first
class; geutemen or housekeeping.
The evening world., 1894-05-07

TOOTNI WIFI NlArT. KING Z tIfnrs.
lOl II ST, - W. Rooms. with good table q ate
tendance: table hoard reference
18TH ST., 2lT W.-Nery desirable rooms con.
meeting or separate: thoroughly tidy and
The evening world., 1894-05-07

BaD ST, 222 Large front room, light house,
keeping 81 30 week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-05-01
TUESDAY EVENING. NAY /, 1894.
Ir is reported that the President he

IT IS reported that the President has
again, in compliance with anti-demo-
cratic demands, modified his views on
the new revenue bill, and is now IN
favor of increasing the tax on sugar
aud decreasing that on surplus incomes.
If this be true, and if his party in Con-
oress sanction him, then long fare
we'll to democratic supremacy IN THIS
country. The promise OF the pe-tr TOR
twenty wears has been, that when 1t
should have control of the White
House and both branches OF Congress,
a revenue bill would be passed that
would be fair and just, that would
cheaper the cost OF living to the poor,
ana whose burdens would be borne
by those who could best bear them.
For fourteen months it has had what Ii
asked for, and rs yet It's promise is not
fulfilled and now it is currently rumor-
ed that it never will be, as its chief has
changed his views. The promise OF
the democratic party has not been full
filed. but the prophecies Of its wiser
members have been,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-05-01
FROM WASHINGTON.
Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette. ]

Correspondence OF the AloxSndrla Gazette. J
WASHINGTON, May 1, 1894.
Among the visitors here to-day is
Mr.. Speaker Ryan of the Virginia
House of Delegates. He says that in
his county, Loudoun, the wheat is look
ing well, the farmers are putting in
their corn, and that politics are quies-
cent.
Mr.. Edgar Allen, Assistant u. S. At
torney General, formerly of Richmond,
has Just returned from Texas, where he
has been engaged for the last two
weeks in taking testimony in govern
ment case which he will argue in the
U. S. Supreme Court at the next Octo-
Der term thereof. Mr. Allen, who is
General Mahone's head man, says the
Generals policy will be to make no
combine with the populists or any 9TH
er party at next falls election, but at
the INSTRUMENTATION in 1895 to make
strong fight on one plank platform
fair elections-and a promise from
every candidate on it that no legisla-
ton shall be enacted until bill to that
effect shall have been passed by the
legislature. Mr.. Allen thinks the new
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-05-01
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Twenty thousand people in Greece
have been made homeless by the earth
quakes, and most of them are starving.
The life-saving stations along the
coast and the lake front were closed
Yesterday and the various stations
turned over to the care of keepers.
They will not be opened again until
September.
The postmaster at Paris, KY, has
placed in the hands of the judge and
sheriff an anonymous letter, dated and
mailed in New York, giving him fair
warning not to let Col. Breckenridge
speak there on May 18th, upon peril of
dynamite explosion intended to kill
the congressman and all who may be
near him. Some give it serious thought,
but others regard it as harmless joke.
The Maryland committee appointed
by the last legislature to examine into
the questions of the State boundary
lines, with reference to the battle be-
tween Maryland oyster boats and the
Virginia police boats, and the capture
of two Maryland boats, will leave Bal
timore tonight for Old Point Comfort.
There they will meet the Virginia COM
mittee, and will hear evidence on the
Virginia side of the question, the Mary
land evidence having already Dcen
taken.
The bondholders committee of the
Cape Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroad
met in Baltimore yesterday. The com
mi,tee reports that a majority OF the
first mortgage bondholders have as
scented to the agreement, and have de
posted their bonds with the Mercan-
tile Trust and Deposit Company of
Baltimore and the Farmers Loan and
Trust company Of New York, and the
committee announces it rs desirable
that all holders should come in before
May 81. the time limit, after which
date bonds will only be received with
certain restrictions.
Senator Francis b. Stockbridge. Of
Michigan, died suddenly at the resi-
dencc of his nephew. J. l.. Houghteling,
in Chicago yesterday. The Senator eX-
pired while seated in chair in his
sleeping-room Three weeks ago Sena-
tor and Mrs. Stockbridge went to
Chicago from their home in kalamazoo,
Mich, intending to go to the Pacific
coast to visit the California fair. The
Senator, on the day he and Mrs. Stock
bridge were preparing to leave for Cali
fornia, was suddenly attacked with
stomach trouble, and later suffered
with acute pains near the heart. He
never recovered his health.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-05-01
The Sraunton Atrocity.

The excitement at Stanton over the
murder Of Lottie Rowe By the negro.
Spiller, has not abated. Sunday nigh:
Sheriff Watts wired the Governor that
he could not preserve the peace bv lie
ordinary civil process, and asked for
assistance. Governor o Ferrall prompt
~ ordered out the troops from Har.
risonburg and Charlottesville. The
guards from Harrisonburg arrived five
minutes before the arrival of the train
from the west, upon which it was *.
pected two hundred men would come
to take part in lynching Spiller, bur
they did not come.
At one O'Clock yesterday mornin,
the military force was Strengthened
by the arrival of the Monticello Guard.
lifty-one strong, making owe: one huud.
red men under arms. Troops and
special deputies were stationed in ami
around the Jail. The tramp Of troops
and the rolling of drums gave The tow.
the appearance of a military camp.
Major Fultz issued an order CLOSING
Ill The saloons and liquor places in The
town. This order will continue in
fo-ce until the close of the trial.
The grand jury met and fouad a true
bill against Spiiler for assault and
murder. The indictment was found
one o'clock. AZ $50 The court o4caol
for the trial of the prisoner, and IS, 8
p. M, a jury had been emp4pgied.
Judge ChalkIey said he would 90
on with the case, but in deierencr 10
counsel an adjournment was taken To
$50 o'clock this morning.
The military lined the paSsa4e
from the jail to the courthouse warn
the prisoner was brought out and taken
back, and they continued on duty las
night There was little trouble in get
The prisoner, when he heard lie
drum beat sunday night. fell on his
knees and exclaimed
con! Lord, spare me just this one
time"
The trial will be short one, and j.
expected to close this evening with 4
verdict. There has not been Il judicial
hadging in Augusta county since $50
ror any such atrocious crime.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1894-05-01
The Miners Strike.

PEORIA, ILL.,, May Every miner
along the Kickapoo creek and the Bur
lington road went on strike yesterday
The operators will not make any ef-
fort to resume operations, although
there is only coal enough to run the
city for six days.
PANA, Ills, May An unsuccessful
attempt was made last night by 800
miners to board Baltimore and Ohio
train to come mere and force the miners
to quit work, but the train did not stop
for the strikers. The men are now on
the march to this city. Every saloon
has been closed and extra policemen
have been sworn in.