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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-22
EIocution and Physical Culture.

Miss Maud Longley Wetherbee, a graduate of
the Emerson college of olatory is in town for the
summer and is prepared to give readings and
lessons in elocution and physical culture, For
terms address 36 Green street, Brattleboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-22

A fountain pen that can be filed without un-
screwing removing the pen section 1t is al
ways ready for use 1t does not skip. Call and
see them at Ranger & Thompsons.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-22
ADVERTISED I.Rnnnns

Ct MenVPaTl Becker, David Cook, Albert Grant
irwin smi,h Ha P' Frank H Morse, David Jillson'
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-22
The New HOrsfOrd's Baking Powder Is
Wonderful Invention.

A teaspSonful contains 10 per cent more raising
power than the best Of other kinds, aud it excels
in purity and healthfulness
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-22

Dyspepsia in its worst forms will yield to TIE
use Of Carter's Little Nerve Pills, aided by Car
t-rs Little Liver nus. They hot only relieve
digestive apparatus.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-22

ftr, "tsh 10 extend our heartfelt tbarLs .
ktndnsssa 1l ,n.lshbors for their sympathy ana
mast isS me sickness and trouble in tba
In time Of trouble 'S1e''e tue same help
J. G. HOWARD.
NJ. E. HOWARD.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-22
The Brooks House Hack and Coupe
Line

Is now under one management and is prepared
to carry passengers to and from all trains and to
all parts of the village Orders may be given by
telephone to the Brooks House, coupe stand on
Main street, or at the Brooks House stables. All
baggage carried free. We shall strive by prompt
and courteous service to merit the public patron
age. H, o. COOLIDGE.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1894-06-22

meteorological Record.
WEEK ENDGNo THURSDAY EVENING, June, Il 1894.
, 1894-10-23
Qnoemeiner proouFtenmarFt.

SAME $s87 20 6os S Sp + 09'os'S :"
@ier- 163-174c per Oubeub.
9 Obueu Neue, nit Der Sau6 ee-
pfliifte, $1.50@1.55 ute 81. O0@1.25.
Orb Ell %getrofuete, CRIME, 90@95c.
Start o elu- 0ebrous 45c@52c. Roie
45@55c bas 8nibe(. 8urbaufs 45@5Sc bas
8ltibel.
QepfeG- s1.OO@2.5O per SoB.
0 etntraubeu- 15@25c per &or5.
8%andneu- 60c@1.50 per 8u16.
-@ttro So. 5O@5.0O bic Bor.
y ont9- WetBer 6lee, III Bfunbe ab9ez
t9ellt, 13t@15c3. ni6t 10 BED, 1O@12c;
6uncel Sc 6os 8fun6 ou89elaiiener 5@6c.
Me6I- 9orter gSeisem (8atent) w0reu
on9eiebt su S3.15@3.4O III 6Giiern; wei6er
@ei3en Notent) So, OO@3.1O; barter @eiseit.
(8GdermebD S1.80@2.00 in Gaate1 1pei9er
@eisenz(8 GdernebD 81. 75@1.9O ,&e6Oo9"
$1.60@1.75 III 9Gfeu @inter,pei3en $2.40@
2.55 III 9ols.
Go99en-No. 8 Acc.
6eu- Sc. 90.
Corn = 8erfaufe i'm Store SEQ. 2 5OJ@
sic; gto. 2 9elb 505@51c. @erfGufe mad
8ro6ewaren: go. 2, 504@51; geo. 8, 492@
SOC.
Wtnterweiseu- GerfGufe i'm 9tore,
gfo. 2 ROTH, 514@52c; No. 3 roth 524@53c.
T@erfaufe na9 Yrobe poren; go. 8 rotber
49@52.
Ser # = go. 2 53@55c.
6afer- 8erfGlfe i'm Store $50. 2 294c;
go. 2 meiB 313c; 9to. 3 CSC. 8ertGufe na9
probe 1parer geo. 2, 283@29c.
SGmereieu Slabs S1.49; Simoz
tip S4.90@5.30; &lee SS.00@8.40.
8lete- 1926.
20 btSfey S1.21.
gu 8eite Creamery aore 23c;
quite 21@22c; mtttelmGBi9e 17@19; 0atrp,
bette, 19c; m~ittel9ute lrO quite 17@18c;
frti9er Bafin9zS tof 12@123c.
SD e-9oun9 Nmericau 94@10c; S6mei=
5erfdie 81 @10c, Qimbur9er 74@8c.
o. EN- ii e = NeiBfraut, 75c@S1. 90 bic Gr.
SeQerie -@-c baS Oubertb; @eiBe Riiben,
20@25c bas 8ui6el; Stedriiben @ bas
Sap; Woorriibeu 50-75 per Barrel; @qq
Blant -@-per SAP; 3piebeln $1,000
1926 per Sap; SOmotet 4O@5Oc Ser 6orb !;
8obnen, 75c@S1.00 cine 8uibel=gor; Clip
form, 10000 per Oubeno.
9lnmenfobl-75c @S1. 90 per 0ubenb.
&o : go. 1, sc.
8e encoru QtIf Der Bobn, ,,Soir"
bis ,,@boice", grimes 4@44c; mittleres, ROTH
Ooer blaBfarbi9, 3@3tc; raub uno sro6, So
S4c; "@boice" grimes, gu Carpet: 8iiriteu,
3}c; uSelf=porftn9", grimes, 23@3c; ROTH
ooer 9elb enbi9enbeS, 2@3c.
, 1894-10-23
0eetbabem, 8ismard, @elimstum,

unsdblise SOnise u,o &0niqinnen, fof
ale 9roBen Setter, meGde felt Sahrbun>
Oerten Oent 2auf Der Oitge Sic beitinr.
utenoe 8idtung porge5eidnet BADEN, baz
ben IN &arlSbaO @tyssfung bon &ranfe
Better ult0 f6rper-tdeH 2aioen qeI,tdlt un0
9efunOen. @ 9elblt 1T unl>rem a2ettalter
Oes DantpfeS uno Der @leftri;itdt fam
es ntd)t SeOer ernt09lider, naCf &arls@
Boo 3r rsiIen, ober Scoermann fam nit
eertn9em 2%oitenaufiuanS Die MoGttbatcn
bon &arl8ta1 mtttellt be8 &arI86aDer
SpruoelmaH2r8 Ger 0eS &arl8booer
SpruoelIGt8es, ous aus Ser @pruoelz
qnele a~bgeOampft 1T gu Saul ees
nieBeu.
Der ddlte &arlSbaOer @pru6el lift Elm
notiirlide8 0eilmittel, meG9e& het alien
StOrungen oe8 Massn8, Ger 9cieren unO
Der @in9eiuei0e, bel Qnbaitenoer 6artletz
biafeit, 9idtt16en nn0 rbeumotiiden Afo
feftiOnen tet& cine beifeuoe &raft be-
udbrt. Wtan .ebe oaralti ben soften
Nrtifcl su erhclten, pelder oa8 @ieqeG
Der Staot Garl86ab un0 Den 9ean1elt8z
aug r@t8ntr & Menbelfon 60,
Naeini9e a9enten, 9}etu Oorf", ouf ies
Der 5laide buben muB.
, 1894-10-23
@arftS
ST icag 9, 90. Sftober.
AuswGrtiee nl6rfte.

99luBpreiie IN gSeisen ulto Corn lit ou=
beren StGbteit pareI:
@ei3en = Netp gorf: Oftober 55bc;
Oeaertber 56gc; 0tai, 605c. - ct. Rollis
gGar, $3.50; DECEMBER, 554c.- Miuneapolis
8oar, 564c; Ge3ember, 554c. Baltimore :
October 548c; December, 554@558.-8OIe0O
Saar, 528c; 0eSember, 53tc. - Mtilmarttee:
Boar, 545c; Wtai, 585c. Detroit: Gaar,
524c; 0eSember, 53c.
0esem6er, 549c; mei, $3.50. ct. qOUis !:
0ctober, AGO. December, 455@46c. - 8alti=
more; goar, 56c; Scto6er. SIC.
, 1894-10-23

= Die vSd9libe &unb'6alt" BPM Is.
Sept. IGBt cine leibte 8rife ypon SIboft
nacb SiiOweit1 iueben. 98ie mudbte bic
lei9te 8riie bas Z
, 1894-10-23

getleibet morOen. ST iprt6t ie6r gut
beuti9 uno brabte etnen ei9enen 8uri6en
nit.
= Ser 0berite SanitGtsratb in Bien
bat beibloiien, Sic 6erfteQun9 bon 8ebs
rings 9ipbteriez!6 etlierum auf Staat8s
foiten 81 beior9en. GS lit gu 6ieiem 3tpede
DorlGufig elm Qaboratorium i'm MilitGrz
Sbierar3nei> Snititut eingericbtet norben.
8eabftdbtigt 1T bic @infteuung elmer gr0Bez
rem Summe in ben Staatsbau8baIt CUR
8e9riin6ung elmer 6etIanitalt. lin 6as
6cttierum 9egen Die 0ipbtberie AUDI artnen
8inbern ~5u9Gnglicb gu macben, ipenOete
6crr Molttner am Marfbof 10000 @uls
ben. Die neue 6reie BreiIe iammelte
bafiir 1900 ST. SIN @iener @emeirberatb
beantra9te &lobberg unter lebbaftem 8eiz
fau bic 8epiat9ung zines nambaften
@elb6etrags fir bic Nntpenbung bes 9eiLz
forums.
= &ubolf 8aIOed, elmer Der befannteten
8iener Gbeatertrititer, lit in @ien i'm
Sitter bon Y Sa6reu nacb LANCER &ranfbeit
geitorben. @r tpar elmer Ser geabtetften
un6 pornebmiten Gertreter Der 6ffentliden
8iener &ritit. Seine iAarfitnnieen Bee
ridte iiber OaS @iener 8urgtbeoter ericbtez
nen 5umeiit in Der yg8iener Dug. Sta,
ipdter in Der u8oritabt=3 eitung". @r mar
Der @rfte, Der bor- nabe3u 40 Sabren bas
Salient Gbarlotte @olter's ertannte nnb
, 1894-10-23
Getrodnpte ;frii6te une uHfe.

Apricots. ....... 10 as IA
Blackberries. ................. -. .08 a .09
Rasins-Muscatcls, 1898, p box. 80 a. 125
London layer, 1893, y box. 80 a I.25
Valencia, 1893, p pound ......... .O5 d.
Zante currants, 1893, q pound -. .03 a 10
Citfon,, y pound IL a Is
Almonds, Terragona, q pound -. = a Is
tllberts, u pound. - a .09X
Brazil nuts, u pound .............. = a OF
Naples walnuts, u pound. .......... - a IL
Wilmington peanuts, T. pound ... - a .O5 ,
Tennessee peanut4, white, p pound = a. .O5
Tennessee peanuts, red, % pound. - "a .O5
Virginia peanuts, q pound. -. - b. .O5H
Spanish shell peanuts, q pound. - "a OF
Pecans, u pound. OF a .le
9if6s.
No. l whitefsh, q rl....... Sc. so "a -
Family whiteish, p 100 h.. $50 "a -
No. l trout, y 3-brl........ $50 o. -
Holland herring, keg, ew. so "a 10
Labrador herring, split, $brl $50 a -
Scalded herring, p box ..... .18 % -
Mackerel, large family, 4-brl 1900 a -
Mackerel, family, kits ...... .85 q -
California salmon, p brl. ..12.0O a -
Norway XIX herring, p bril-. $50 a -
, 1894-10-23

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
Annual statement Of the 9SVyEGGT E I1N%sTFR1AdNC;E E
isee9 state of New York on the 31st day of December
the Staaoe to the Insurance Superintendent of
"'"ee OF Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
fnE OF Capital Stock paid up in ,
50O,OO0O0
u,, Assets.
RRni4ted States Stocks and Bonds. 522 9s3. 90
Stataoaa Bonds and Stocks. lG4S.6I1. 50
Othar, CITY, County and other Bonds. 526, 1856 So
CacbA corporation Stocks. 240,5OO 90
Tntaroonn hand and in Bank. ...... 1893, 721. "a
PrennGesC due and accrued ...... 4621.l Is
tranuhs IN course of collection and
Bills R Sni5si0n s~a4,o47sS
ii iii oSh 6Rls sase risks : ::::::: s'ssP199. -. 3
ohadmitted ssets,....".... 81. 7s7os
Less sna.,., Total Assets $ 8,6z5, 987.6i
H.. special deposits to secure liabili-
S5es In Canada, Oregon, Virginia,
georgia and Northumberland. 100000
Balance. i. S, 225, o37.81
~Eoss claims for Losses, ad-
cJusted and unpaid ....... .$147 ,SS9.7 ~
Sross claims for Losses, up
on which no action has
Losses resisted by the Com:
pany"...""""."....".. 14,os2.A
Total gross amount of
claims. for Losses. 1914, 1871
Deduct Reinsurance
and Salvage claims
thereon.... 11,15S 70
Net amount of unpaid Losses. I's..S 900! o0o.As
outstanding risks. 1885,, 9o47
que Tor Commissions and Brokerage. 60,o11. 80
all otner liabilities. ........... 60,241.43
r Total Liabilities. IS 2,1l6, 1889
LESS Liabilities secured by special de-
posits Observation-Disclosures. 254, 1858 80
Balance. IS 1851, 7s4.eS
Income.
Gash. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1 7s,s2s,S q
the lis, $3.50
Total Income. IS 1885, 77.3 70
Expenditures.
Losses paid during the year ...........S I,449. 625.O OF
commissions and salaries paid during
Cne SIS. $50. n
Taxes paid during the year. 36'615. 81
amount OF all other expenditures. 158, 227.68
Total Expenditures. % 2,163, o58.1
Miscellaneous.
Total Risks taken during the year in
Illinois. $3.50: 800. s15,O27, se7.OO
Total Premiums received during the
year in Illinois e. .............. 2O2, 972. 1s
Total Losses incurred during the year
IA Illinois III. 379. SO
Total amount of Risks outstanding. .. 282, 740,392.O 90
Jas. A. Macdonald, President.
d, w. RurcheIl, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this oath day
OF January, 1894.
[Seall T. LIVINGSTONE KENNEDY,
Notary Public, Richmond Co. Cert. fled
4lSD in n. Y. Co.. n. Y.
, 1894-10-23
OFFICIAL PUBnrCAr1Uw.

VFFIUIAI FUhLTCATIUNs
Annual Statement Of the KINGS COUNTY FIRE
Brooklyn, in the State of New York, on the 31st
day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance.
Superintendent of the State Of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount of Capital Stok paid up in
, 1894-10-23
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement S Gf the T9 fEF 1I HASQo 2CS
COMPANY Boston in the State of Massachusetts
on the 3lst day of December, 1898: made to the
Insurance superintendent of the State of Illinois,
purSuant to law.
, 1894-10-23
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Annual Statement f ths MANHA6TAE IF =
New York, in the State of New York, on the 3lss
day of December 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent Of the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law:
Capital.
Amount OF Capital paid up in cash s1,O00,oOO.O0
Assets,
The herald., 1894-06-16


1891 Pope & Campbell, in Pinney
Hotel tract, lot 27
1882 Susan s Parsons, in Pinney
Hotel tract, lot 26................,
1885 Cs Sprecker, in Pinney Hotel
tract lot Al
27327 Dan Mcfarland, in Pinney
Hotel tract, lot AZ
z7S35 II Lloyd and S Wood, in
Santa Anita tract, 92-IOU
acres Of land, being lot S,
block %
z7336 Mary b Wood, in Santa Anita
tract, 8 69-1O0 acres of land.
being lot q, block SO
z754O w IL Thomas, 40 acres OF land,
being northeast quarter OF
southeast quarter section 8.
township north. range III
west.
27342 Edward Groenedyke, so acres
of land, being west half OF
The herald., 1894-06-16

hOb AOt DlOtA
27487 Peter Marley. in Brock SUBJ
division, acre of land being
lot 4...................
27496 Julius Caldwell, in New Main
street and Washington ave-
nue. tract, S acres, being lot
l, book
27497 Andrew Doyle, in New Main
street and Washington ave-
nue. tract, s acres, being lot
IL, block 1........... -.
27501 Smith Warren, in South Los
Angeles, lot 2, block 2
275O3 Mrs Carrie Hughes, in South
Los Angeles, lot D, block BE-.
27506 G w Cook, in South Los Ange-
les lot l, block 5........ 49,.
27513 Fred Constantine. in South
Los Angeles, lot 10, block 8
27516 Daniel Murphy and f Mona
CHAN, in South Los Angeles,
lot b ock S.............
27528 Abbie May, 10 acres of land
being northwest u of
southwest "a of northwest u
of section 20, township
south, range 3 west .....
z7o29 g Smith 40 acres of land be-
ing northeast of south
east Il of section 20, town
ship z south, range ID west
" Inv oibHp IL ANSly Us
CARTS subdivision, lot go,
Lick tract, lot 20, block B..
27537 Los Angeles and Pacific rail-
road, in Avery & Taggarts
subdivision a acre land,
bound north and east by
Bennett street. south by rail-
road, west by Edgemont
avenue. ... -.
27540 John NJ Frew, in Wicks subdi-
vision of western portion of
Lick ack, IA 77-1U0 acres,
being lot 4..... 80.
27549 Grace w Laurence, in Wicks
subdivision of western por-
ton of Lick tract, east 10
acres of lot SO.
27551 w q Weston, in Cumberland
tract subdivision, lot So,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10

A Grandson Escapes, However, aHs
Alarms tho Neighborhood.

KNOXVILLE, TENN, Feb. 9.--Henry
Snoderly, aged ninety-one. ana his wife,
aged seventy, were murdered Thursday
night about o'clock in Union county,
eighteen miles from Knoxville. me news
of the tragedy reached this place about
noon. The old man was very wealthy.
and was known to have large sums Of
money concealed about his house Ills
grandson, living with him, had occasion
10 go on an errand TO the min near bv
He opened the door and saw two masked
men on the outside armed with reviewers
He sprang back. but a volley was fired
and Snoderly fell dead. Another was
fired and Mrs Snoderly was killed The
burglars covered the young man with
their pistols and ordered him to fnd HE
grandfather's money. The boy pulled the
drawers oMt OF the bureau and emptied
them in the bed. Finding an opportunity
while they were searching for the money
he sprang out the door and escaped 10
alarm the neignbors. After scarching fhe
house the bnrslars sua led no G~e
horses and escaped in the direction of
| Knoxville.
1t Is said they secured only about s9DD
| No accurate description could he ejveo
| on account OF the mask, but the robbers
were trailed To within five miles OF Knox-
! vile. 1t Is believed they were civ mo-,
and may be concealed somewhere around
here. The police and force of denuty
sherins are securing the city and country.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10

How some One Played a Joke on the Mon
roc People-Carolina sensaiion

RALEIGH. y. c., Feb. Especial
The RECEIPTS of cotton at this market
are unusually light. The farmers Of this
county who stm have cotton on mana
wnl keep it until the spring and early
summer.
\ good Joke is told on the citizens of
Monroe While the special when carrier
The Albany Burgesses Corps 70 Ne" VI
leans was stopping few minutes az
that place. a prominent clti@en Went 20
thc rear Of the train amt called iuSHlS
Tor 8slower. Some one en the train, pro-
bably a porter, came ont ana postu -
the great Democratic champion " n"c
he was delivering his little speech ne was
cheered loudly. and az It's conclusion tiiree
cheers were given ior the next res ~
~ rho United states. He closed MS
syeecr by saying that he greatly enjoyed
H. occasion and would come back next
GUNNER and srcnd some time with MS
f,isnds The Joke Was TOO good 10 ne
lent and was given away by those WHO
&c auDed as we'll as by those VINO
nrsctsced this innocent but amusing de-
tVllnington has q haunted house. Win
e,,t has a CARPET with a h0odoO dtlacH-
mon, and now Wilkes county comes Tor
,.,.rd with real live sure enough Mi'tHeS'
and IL looks as II they VIII have 70
ov,fn resort 10 burning at the stake.
me wife Of colorel man, near Wilkes
tero recently became sick, having
e,,sn-s The husband accused his brother
- havfn, .hoodooed" her and when he
d.nieb H. attempted 70 whip him to make
IN, ro,nov, the spell" Another man IN
tbe same vicinity has n cow which ne
1a,f,,,s Is bewitched.
n q Vestai. a boy who carries mail
betveen Harmony and Statewide mas
beap arrested AZ the latter place on the
charge OF robbing the me'
Tho woman shot by Wiley smith, IN
c.,s,t,.i''o -ourty. ia week. IS dead, ana
c,r.tl ha. frd 10 Nire'ril.
Al q rtefihg OF the stockholders at
Wilmington vrsterday The East carolina
RAILWAY ard Wilmington, New Berne ana
Norfolk railroad were consolidated.
The suit Of the county Of Duphn against
the State Board OF Education, for the
nurposc OF having the school fund OF the
state distributed per capita. was heard TN
chambers at Clinton, before Judge Brown,
to-day. IL was decided In favor OF the
Defendants.
John Brock, who recently murdered and
hurried his wife near Wrightsville. was
arrested I'm Wilmington to-day, and is now
lodged in jail. A preliminary trial VII
be held Monday at 10 O'Clock. Brock wa:
IN tatters and rags when taken by the OF
fcer Hls thirst for whisky caused hin
to come into the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10
WV in The Station House.

-Eu,e Nlahoncv nOw rests In thc f-T7e
nolice station for an assault upon lhe pei
son If W. Il. Hora while they were our TO-
eetber Thursday nisht having a glorious
time. They got into. some difficulty WINE
thev were intoxicated. and as result
Herd PRESENTED a very dilapldeted ap-
pearance when seen Yesterday AT MS
home. 1870 Buchanan street. hord WIS
not very anxious 70 talk about the aNaiI,
but from what he said IL was gathered
that ne. Mahoney. and some boon COM
nautous were drinking and having a
Glorious time ia bar-room near the
scene Of the fight. All were drunk ana
what started In play ended IN hsnt'
with inc result above stated. lie doesn L
know whether It was Mahoney alone or
the whole gang who Jumped hin.
AT the house one OF The members OF
The family said that Hord was also
kicked in the stomach. lie spent the
night ia the bar-roon1, ana was sakeh
home in a hack this morning.
Both men have been in trouble before.
Nlahoney is the man VINO was shot by
Wade some time ago. The ball hit him
is tie forehead and stuck, and vas re-
-,,rrl without difficulty.
'ahoney was he'd on the charge OF
fgnting in the street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10

Fish IS the chief article OF diet Of the
Japanese; dried and sailed. it Is. win
rice, the only food Of the lower classes;
but every one is very fond OF fish. ana
there are thousand ways OF dressing
IL daintily. Crabs are killed by making
them swallow bumper OF sake. which
is probably anything but pleasant TO
them. but gives them a very delicate
taste. The spirit called shoyn, whlca is
made of the fermented juices Of several
different kinds Of grain. and which
tastes like Lieplg's extract. diluted with
brandy. seasons large fish admirably but
generally the japanese prefer 10 eat
them raw. and they are not aitogether IN
the wrong. No hors d'oeuyre can bea,
that obtlined from the following recent.
Take out the bones OF very fresh
dorado or SOLE cut TIE fc-h Ito very
small pie es--aimost mice Il, H.
fact; CO. into ihin slices .
few fresh ghcriirs: put 81
a pickle-dlsh Serbs 81 lal rs OF chopped
fish and gherl<ins ndd sat and pepper TO
each layer; sprinkle over the whole n
little vinegar and the Juice OF a lemon
let the dish stand for few hours before
serving" Try this receipt and you will
see.-Harper's Weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10

WELDON, n. c.. Feb. 9-S1ec.al--
A highly interesting case is being tried
before Judee Brown. AZ caamDefs At
Clinton, this w,ek. IL Is in reference 10
certain proceedings Instituted by the
board Of education of pupin county, FOR
the purpose of securing the opinion OF
the Supreme Court upon the constitution
atty OF the present law by which the
public school funds are distributed by
counties. The Duplin county board con-
,onds that the funds should be paid into
the state Treasury and distributed pro
rata. The decision will be watched with
interest. ,.. -
a young girl was refused admittance to
white school in Wayne county by a
committee which pronounced her eolorea'
Her father introduced evidence to show
nat she was white with about one-thirty-
second part Indian blood. She was then
admitted o,,,,,, has
Mr. James Groom. OF Lenoir county, mas
lost his dwelling, barns, anu s"ohe
house by fire. lie only had time 70 save
hsr,self and family from the lanes
everything else was lost
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10
THE REPORT CONFIRMED
LATEST ACCOUNT From TIE FIGHT
wIrH WEST "a. "MOOSsHISERsy
Four Reported KILLED snd Two Wounded.
The Scene OF the Fight was In Pocahon.
t.s County-Tracked by His Blood

HOT SPRINGS. VA, Feb Especial
The first credible confirmation Of the
renort OF the fight between the United
States marshals and party OF Illicit
distIIlers reached here to-day 1t seems
that the party. consisting OF Ham. Col
Inns and two companions, had taken pos
session Of cave in the upper end Of
the county of Pocahontas ana had there
n supply Of illicit whisky. Last week
. rortv Of officers attempted to arrest
these men. In the fight when io'io"ed two
officers and Collins two eonipah'ons We're
Instantly killed. and Collins ana the
l,ls .r" ngcer haaly wounded. So badly
V %as Collins injured that he was tracked
by the blood from his wounds Tor ot,. over a
mne. The names Of tne p"' 'Y'''''s
cannot be ascertained
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-02-10
SOUTHERN FIELD TRIALS
c,rxr GLADSTONE and LILLIAN
prsssL yIE FOR SECOND PLACE.
cood =. orress NJ .de in the All-Ags Stakes
mt New Albany--Eirds are fien'hui
and the Weather Pleasant.

NEW ALBANY. MISS. Feb. 9.-Pieas-
ant weather favored the completion OF
the Southern field trials. Good progress
as made. and the all-1gs stake VIII be
,luded to morrt ". Birds were found
in abundance. Chevalier surpassed Lady
M,rraret in speed, range, and point work
fremont and Bombay ran an ordinary
hast. Cleans Sport outripged Dick Fox
in the forepart Of the heat, but fell OF IN
rarre in the latter part. Both did some
very quick, sharp point work. ana much
of II. The heat between Hopes Mine ana
Eugene was rather a poor exhibition OF
work. Miss Ruby showed superior eSecu-
zion in locating birds, and proved Il
rood finder also. though her range Is
narrow. Her competitor, Zulu NJ, MADE
an Indifferent showing. Count Gladstone
ran an excellent heat with Or. Rogers
heating her thoroughly. Cleans PINK
and Cecn II. did some very good point
work. The former had the advantage IN
tho results. Hopes Direct and Blue Ridge
Mark ran an ordinary heat.
T,velve dogs were left In the second
forces lillian Russell easily beat Anto-
vala the latter boiling and acting na"iy'
Lillian did some excellent point WORK
and a good deal Of II. Chevaller was Iar
wider and far truer in range than ire
mont. who did some ordinary good work
in pointing. Miss Ruby easily disposea
of Bombay. Count Gladstone ana DICK
Fox ran an unfinished heat at the close
of the day.
The others who will take their turn IN
the second series tomorrow are Eugene
T., Cleans Sport. Cleans Pink ana
Blue Ridge Mark.
Judging from the status at present the
first and second prizes are between Count
Gladstone ard Lillian Russell.