W alumnus OLD Human , Lvmo AT THE POINT or DEATH m ms mucus. Unable to rat. l'aod, a. mu.- Solo], on Ilia Reaper-tire Powers—ills Iliad 'nnderlnr—Aa Extraordinary Sitting at i the Bundonrath—l'ho (frown Prince. Burn,larch8.—The scum tidying. Prince Bi-narck, whohad returned to the MM left to ccnvm anest- iagofthelnini‘on. ThsGrrmd Dacha-sot Willem danghter,andherhue mmmmmdflweduntlu WI granddaughter, were telegraphed fw,audan-ivsdto-day. 'i'hebundearathhas hamsummonadforan sitting. Onflamrdaytheemperormughtcoldand was entitled to his bed; A hilletin was bnsdonBunday-ying that his illnemwas Ilight,but that his physicianshad adrisad himtokeephisroulnfor several days llh riaepwasnmclrhrohen,’and the doctorspre ammuomdmolphine. Yesterday The Reichsanger published the.I following bulletinaignedbythepolace physi- “Tothegeneral symptmns of cold which instead haveafhsctedtheemperoraincefiaturday,» getharwithanadectionofthemucom mean hraneofthethroatand irritationofthe nunhraneotthe eyelids, have been added during the past few days painful abdominal d'nordm-a, which inve occurred frequently since yesterday. The emperor's Appetite, has materially diminished, owing to which there hasheonamnrked decrease inhis strength." Theemperor talked a little with his aide- de-camp, but his mind wandered somewhat. It issaid that it is impossible to administer remedies and that his recovery depends upon his recuperative powers. Lennon, March 8.-—The Prince of Wain, accompanied by Count Herbert Bismarck, wentto the German stub-my last evening, and remained in conference with Carat von Hatfeldt for lmlf an hour. The Graneruke of Mecklenherg-Schwsrin was admitted to the interview, and left with the Prince of Wales. Count “)1! Homicidt declines to say morethan that the news from Berlin con- cerning the emperor is of a serious character. Queen Victoria and the Prince of Wale! have sent telegrams to Berlin, asking for the latest news regarding the emperor‘s condition. The German embassy here has not received official notification of the emperor’s serious condition. The queen’s “drawing room,” ap- pointed ‘or tomorrow, will be postponed ii Emperor William becomes worse in the mean- time. A later dispatch from Berlin says that the emperor was no better, and was in an almos- comatose state. Sax Rno, March 8,—lt id respected that in consequence of the illnes of the emperor the crown prince will either return immedi- ately to Berlin or go to some place in Ger- many, notwithstanding the fact that he is as yet unfit for travel Dr. Bergmann departai 1 last night. Prince Henry started for Berlin 1 today. It is reported that preparations are being made for the departure of the whole family. An Unexpected Advance. Pm'snuno, March B.-'l’ho passenger lankemen on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago and the Erie and Pittsburg railways have heengrantedan advancein wages of from thirty to thirty-five cents a trip, equiv- lent toabont 86 per month. There is consid- erahlsrejoicing among drama, as the ad- vance was entirely unexpected. no.” mPIII‘o-fl’ nann- Inn. CHICAGO, ‘ larch a—Bohhy Barnabas. Brooklynhcrack baseball pitcher, for whose releases bigger price was paid than for Nike Kelly’s, was marriedhst night toMissMinnie Banks. She is the daughter of W. N. Danks, an internal revenue impector, and is a bright and pretty girl. They left for Brooklyn irn. mediateiy after the wedding. Concerning Copyrights. Wanner-on, March 8,—The masts com- mitteeon patents will give a hearing to-mor- rowtotheadvocatesofthe international copyright. The Copyright league of New chk and Boston, and probably the Inter- national league, will have representatives there. Several distinguished authors are ex- pected to prwent their views Prohibited by the Government. Dom, March 8.—-The government has prohibited a proposed demomtration at Youghalincommemoration of the death of the young fisherman, Banion, who was killed by the police there a year ago. A large tunedpolicsigasheendrafted tnsid in so ' any ttemptthat may be made tomdemmflon. It Was a Illusion of the Heart. Whoa“, March 8.—-The mystery summo- ing the recent visit of Grant Herbert Bis— marck toDublin has been cleared away by the announcement that he is betrothed toa relative d the Marqu'm of Londonderry, lord lieutenant of Ireland. A Heavy California Quake. LosAaorLra, Cal, March 8.—'l’he s cinch of earthquake felt here for eighteen yearrwasorperiencedyesterday. Houseewm swayedand peopleran into the streets No damage was done. loanv’atomalnslhlaltato. Dunn, larch 8.-—‘l'he remains of 8th phuJ.Maanyhavoheenplacaiinthecathe- drdatkanhwherstheywililieinstatsun- tiifiunday, thedayot the funeral CONDENSED NEWS. NqukBockllstswilloommemoratethe annivu-IaryofthsParls commune. by cele- hraflouonlarchllifl'landm. John Most wiilbeoneofthswlncipaloram 'l'hell-ningtuarmoryatlllon KY. bu mmmmmo ' ’ Willi“: ,asolorsd began afldttltWa dawado, ,Kan..with Jet! Stew— ugwhodwtandinwantiykillad . us. norm mo1 . hasn't-IW’MMM he mama-onion. ' WWI-meow. ~ nportinmpportolthehlllwhiohhen faded-youthehoamfruathecalu mmmmmmmum Pacincrailrmd’shidebtadnem,‘ ‘ . 'I Will the nihjsct. It gives detailed explanatil at such-action of themandisacr uiedhytahulated showingh wthe pymsnuaretoboworkadont. ltrhcwathe lot for titty years the Union Paciliclnd bud- uemthe practical effect is really only on a- mnion of twenty years; that the paynisntl miobeginimmediateiyand toluene- largely every year thereafter, whilequ we preserd law the payments to the ghverna malt are steadily diminishing. The principal change in the original Duthwaite bill, the re- port stntcsfin in thesection pmvldhlg the scrim of payments during the first ten year: of paying onethird of l pelt-“cent. additional to the interest during the ii in "ear period, the company is to pay oral-tenth of 1 per, cent. during the first five years and seventcnths of l per cent. for the next five years. This is to enable the company to liquidate outstanding private debts which soon become due. To End the Bowling Strike. . Rnsnmo, Pa, March lei—A cummilteo of the Reading railroad strikers, who had a conference in Philadelphia with General Master Workman Powderly, of the Knights of Labor, returned. A prominent int-tuber mid that the end of the Reading strllile wan not far distant, and that fortyeight‘hours would probably be the limit of its cxilltence. Upon what grounds a settlement would be based or whether the strike would be merely called off he declined to say. Explosion, Fire and Fatal Injurry. Ponsvlum. Pa, March 5,—A large rur- boniner, used to couvertwood into l-lmlrcmii, at Laflin & Rand’s Cressoun powder mills, near here, exploded yesterday, wrecking the building and contents. The ruin was made complete by fire, which iuuuediutciy followed the explosion. James Marburgcr. the man in charge, had just emerged from the building when the explosion occurnxl, and is supposed to be fatally injured from wounds and the in- halation of gases. A Popular Chicago Preacher Dorm. CHICAGO, March 8.—Rev. Dr. William Henry Ryder, for many years pastor of St. Paul's Universalist church. died at llllB resi— dence in this city, yesterday afternoon, of pneumonia, after an illness of only 1; few days. He was born at Provincetown, Mom, in 1522, and entered upon the pastorate of St. Paul's in 1560, serving continuously until 1832. when he resigned and became a member of his old congregation He leaves a wife and daughter. Expelled From a Catholic (‘lnhl Nrw Yonx, March 3.-—Sylvestcr Malone, son of Dr. Edward Malone, head of the Irish National league of this state. and nephew of the venerable priest, Father Sylvester Malone, of Brooklyn, has been expelled from the Catholic club, of this city, for prcaliding over a meeting at. which Dr. McGlynn deliv- ered an addremon “The Popein Political” All the Mnlrwlo family have been ardent sympav thiaers with Dr. McGiynn in his Irecent course. The Third Party in Canada. Orrawa, March 8.—Failing in their el‘forta inhavethoslmactperfectedmas to limit still further the sale of liquor, which act neither of thetwo political parties particu- iarly favors, the temperance people of the Dominion have determined to" form a lh’ohi- hition party, of which, it issaid,ex-]illayor Rowland, of Tomato, will be the leadcn A stretch of railroad track, extending three miles out from Madisonviile, 0., is said by a Cincinnati paper to be tin» scene of so runny amidents as to have earned for itsellf the panic of “Dead Man's Curve.” TRADE BULLETIN. New York Money and Produce lurk“. Quotations. Saw Your, March i’.—3loney closed at a per mat. the highest rate. The lowest was 2%? I}: change closed quiet; posted rates. 1&1 LU; actual rates, 1W4.” for sixty dayl and Immim for demand. Governmenlsltloaod steady; currency lie, can bid; is, coup. 115% hid; 45‘s, do. 1009‘ bid. “ Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: 1 nion drills, 1130118; Union land grants. we we; Union sinking funds. inane; Centrals, iii 116. The stock market this morning was nloder' ately active and irregular. The was weak andpricesdeciincdlgtoxper cent. nthe early trading. the result of selling hyfqtrelgn holder-annulled by the precarious conditouof theheolth of the German emperor. lifter the rim call, however. there was a mu: feeling. causedhy moresupponaudahlddlngnpof some of the leading stocks. lit. Paul was about theatmagcst. advancing 155 per cent. linearly one-quark. of the whole morning's businesls was inthat atoc‘ alone. Reading. Lachwannu and Louisville and Nashville were all very attire. Atnoonthcadvaocerangcd from 5‘ to I! per cent. as compared with last night's drum Themarket continued firm up to i o‘cloc i, but afterthat hourthemoruing’a advueewaamoro thanloat. The decline in the Inboard-aged from uloflpercentandthemarketcloacd that much lower thanthe prices current last night. The sales for the day amounted to 300.000 silo... ' General Marketa. wa You. mz.—mon~wmmly» unandclosed steady-tuachaogedprlcmal win- ter wheat extra, “0°05: llama co.,?!» 64-00; city will nun. “W75. Boom dour cloud steady; common to choice ultra. Mb. “WT-Options weredullaud Irregula and closedweahatmcjeeiile. Spotioal dull-admin”. Spot Illa ofNoJ ndltato Inter. mgr; unarmed red. “more; 1 o. a :su winter. MAO,“ bid; do. lav. 1196:. W- l CORK—Options um stein-inguinal and mm. Mint-Timed steady an un- changed. lipot sales oflio. 8 mired, cat at one; nap-dad do, 61.02.; No. I mixed. “mm mun. lunatic. hid;do., who. “30%.;30- ”mm: 1‘0- EM m roan—nun Immltlmm maniac-um zen-Luau ‘ Fine Line of . Fancy 1111.111. llirls Fine Neal-wear. W min Line of W [lull Furnishing Gulls. union—b Hats. lullllubllllnblllulllfi MOE WEN [Hill 0. 9. Jill 001111131. heals the town, try It. . Price 350 a ll). namen unormnmnn Washington Street Bridge. Till-"lull!“ lulu. MEATS SERVED IN THE BEST MASNER. if you want the choicest MEATS. obtained In rd cure of trouble or cost, you will find them at my ket, as well as . PuulIry of all KlillS, IN ITS SEASON. F. HAYES. DIBBLE'B BUICK. - BOUTII NORWAIJL .lllllN u. FERRIS, Wholcealeund RelailDealer in all kinds of 111111.. All] W001] Brick, Lime, Cement. Blue Stone, Etc. hehigh, Lsckawanna, Locust Mountain. Franklin, and Wilkcsbarre Cools. but for RUBBER PAINT, 'Yards foot of Washington and Mar- shall streets. Branch oflicc m Stilson um um Bfllfll " ‘ Waoussu All) Rsran. untrue in Manufacturers’ and Painlers’ BUPPLIES. Ship Chandlers. 362 WATER-ST” foot Bank, Bill [)6 EPORT. PUB! LEAD & OILS. RAILROAD COL 88. BEST IIIXED PAINTS. Nova Scolla hand made Socks, Mitts. etc . Gann- seys and n-(uere. Rubber Mittens and Gloves. Oil Dredging Materials. LINKS. RINGS. SHACKLES. NETS. 8000” SHOVBI.‘ AND FORKS. 0! best material andln special patterns for the On ter Bacillus. lolly Prepared Cotton Dredge bu ope, Manilln iluoy and llaall Dredge nine. Oils. Packing. Waste. ilose, and a full line of Eng- neers‘ Supplies. Marine Lights. Glare”. Flags. WNB‘V YORK PRICES. special Attention to (him: by Mail or .ilrmngtr ah , Clot hing Short Hints ‘ .__._ox.._.. Social Etiquette. compiled from the latest and best works on the subject by “Aunt Matilda." PRICE. tom-n; This book should be in every familyv desirous of knowing “The proper thing to do." e all desire to behave properly and u: know what is the best school or manners. Whal shall we teach our child- ren, that they may go out mm the world well hmi on and women? "tillOllT HINTS" figuringi‘cdtoanyaddm momma" 2.: 7 1"“ ~~ 7" m ”J t" - errors]. Livery and read Stable 1 list“ further norm we will mail each of our WARWICK HOTEL, fiends copyflhcbov ll blchookgmis ones Carriages cross mt awn-reg! iii, will 1mm: 15 vomit-'3 gluon-"ii Depot in mm... “m n 3'“? '3 Goodhrnoatsatiioasanable Price- a mm the m ,m. ' pa y-r. ward. sup. only 533.?” s- T‘ 7 mm“ new m. name «1:me and who on the mi: Iti- . quorum and than we will know who sends it. . e e r 1. L. CRAGIN e co., ’ PHILADELPHIA, PENN. Us I. ll!» 0-. I". I. 1.“. Oneal, mm Street. , 00". _ 1’ 1 contains the answer. and will 1 W “ w .4. ‘§.~ a WWw.—.,.......~..._m : umuu mm W: comm .. .. one Mew—Tho But. ~ Bannedioods Beef Veal nib In man and fish (Eu-«l m' with Rm. ' Which we‘ve selling at the folio-int: LOW PRICES Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty. orders Delivered Promptly. CHARLESSMITH a Iii? RPETS, OIL CLOTHS! ‘1 MATTINGS, c. 01:»! gush" 15: 6 02:58 06 1 _ .. "mm- : 5e... .. 3 :5 '43 Rugsaz Mats H. S. noon, 2.‘ ”Jami“ I: 3 'G 1 ’ ‘ Wat h 3 filfiéfigiii “ 11:4: A DIGKEROIIATN O& SONis 0 es, “ Pumpkin, 12 u ‘f lid Jewelry, 1.. I... w. m... '39 W hi to 1. t , k i Silvégmware- I“ cflflffllfllfl “1116018, I as 11;: u 3 rec . - South Norwai . . .. W. .. - ,.... OUR SPECIALTIES. M_-.---Ei!:'2§!'391-.- - 35.1%. 3:33-32:15-3-5-‘2 5:31:33 marathon-1!? “m :1::::::::::::::”°«"’ Choice Florida Oranges, ALI. PRICES. All these (lands Warranlel. Less than 6 case at the regular retail price. 1111118 & 11011181011, ' 6016 l. H, [hull Lady’s Rubbers 25 Cents. Men’s Rubbers, - 40, 50, 75. MEN’S BOSTON MrsJohnHolland H111 Runner Bulls, B. F. Stevens, _ J msw 1111.1. BLOCK, BO“ (1118111)“) 33.50- 1 I2 Main Street. JOHN '“rms'rnam, OPTICIAN, 33 Main so, So. Norwalk, 'N_fl-.§;BQQD§JEWELRY sun- 96%.. BA_KEltY ! CORNL'COPIAS. CANDY TOYS. will fall resort- “3" l» rho place to get First-llasslruubs of all kinds at LOW PRICES. We soil the Butte-r in Rolls. We also have a line lot of other Butter that we are selling low. Come and try il. l WILL PAY Tux Highest Cash Price FOR and Metals. Parties moving can sell the stock by sending poa- tal card to WILLIAM PODIIOIIB, 2mm nonwaut. Colchrsicr Creamery if you want sou GflFFEE u m. Try us. We have the Bret. B. F. STEVENS, __0p___ unsu: nan. nnocn. A LL GR ADE S HENRY TILLY. , 1111111111111 Milli ““ l ,, I REPAIRIN G Lowest Pmces I GENERAL BLACKSMITIIING. This is thc season in which to prepare for winter and ii is better to get ready for rough travel than to H m wait until the hue winter menu aggmhiuglgksm thl %n'§o§‘iii$oeemgm The Best “ME for 3% 13:23? ”0"!“- tlld Least Money Henry Tilly, WAT... m-.--.-_._uu§u.wr.- , JOHN H. smru,H s BRHWNS I I 3001' & SHOE STORE, Clark In Lane’s Block. MAIN STREET. 9.13-83”? 30019-“??? autumn is. 31mm dhw GET mam ‘BEST. -—*Till——- “ Florida ” STEAM HEATER. i. 4.. humor bats, Fish oysters, Vegetables, Fruits, 0A“!!! GOODS. ETC. Rags, Bones, Bottles iron Come “In lee-"III. . Celebrated new-Drop Canned Corn and Vegetables, The Very Bent Tea- and Colleen», While llocls Candy Syrup, ..................................... 20c qt Pull (‘rcnin Cheese, Pure llnple Syrup, ..... . .................................. Angel Soup, WI I.l. I‘LOA'I', Cairo, ............................. Me All First Class Goods at Lowest Possible Prices. SEYMOUR BROS. w. B. HALL a. co., BRIDGEPORT. ‘ } Inventory Completed! Fresh Bargains Brandi to Light 2 Cases Dress Goods 1% yards wide adv ' by other houses at 50cm. our price. at eta. One lot or Ladies cloth: 4': m. Meet 1.!) Fords clot e 69 eta. Wide Scotch Plaids, all Wool. 5 ell. All ool Plain Suiting! 25 cis. Childrens underwear. 10, 12);. 15, and 19 cu. Regal-write. 15. an. IE. and as. Hamburg Edging: 1 ct a yard. CLOAKS- ‘ Seal Plush Sscquee are and 17.50. Newmarkcts exactly half price. Linen Department. Interesting to Housekeepers. Tomorrow we will odor a large lot of REMNANTS And Shonknglhs of Bleached and Half Bleached Table Damasks. The lengths are well adapted to or ‘* ‘ " being 1‘. 253. 2:4. 2% 3 and 3 yards in each piece. Thane are heavy. honest goods, we made and serviceable. Each length will marked in plain figures. both the quantity and price. The entire lot will he on our ccntn- bargain counter. The qualities range frtnn 25c. to $2.00 per yard. flare very cheap. This will hes good opportunity to buy good table cloths at very low prices. ea _v. Our friends will plhasc rrnrernbcrtha: rvcry Cloak, Shawl piece or winter goods will so at some see. price during next we wake Come and W. B. HALL& GO. FOR YOUR Fresh Meats 1—4011)?“— PEOPLES’ MARKET. Goodsdcliurcd promptly-ad special attention paid loader- lcft at the market. A full line of VEGETABLES. now'r FORGET THE PLACE, Peop‘les’ Market, , A. R. TYLER. Prop. 'GROCERIES AND MEATS --—AT Till OLD ”AND 03—— '1‘: none em a; son. SPRIIGWOOD. ~— ALI. flflDBBS FILLED PB0MP'I‘I1Y. .m... QQH CITY FOLKS FIND IT TO THEIR ADVANTAGE T0 TI: “)3 WITH US. GIVE! U. A TRIAL. HARD_ PAN PRICES. TURKEYS CE&MEPY ‘ HOME DRESSED ORIGINS. onus}: AND DUCKS. AHIMIlfld 4 ' Oranges. lemon. fruits, Cranberries. Eggs. and Mad Goods. ‘ » ‘ loot. 11-h. More. aims and Insane”. rituals h ..lrath cl. ”Erlenmeyer“- ’ J Rem-on’m‘ Market.
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