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IN Hill SENATE AND HOUSE
Martens DEllatFIDlNG‘ ATTENTION
OF NATIONAL LEGELATORS.
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wflfleafifortheenddaration of" iii-hill f
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Matthew opportunity, andlr. Wllal,
fitmenthemailuvioehi rsplytn
'l'haohmquies ot the late Chis! Undies
Waitewillheheldinthahallotthehéuaeoa
Wednesdayandwill neesdtatean adjourn-
aisatdeongr-troin Tue-daytoThanday.
‘l‘o-day,bsing the fourth llonday in the
mmfiflhsihrotadtotheconaidmtionof
hillsfrmtha committee on theDi-tsict d
Nimrauguan Canal company for the lienatlt
oleumls sailing in Alaskan waters; estab-
lishing the national board of health; equally
ing the salaries o! inspectors of steam veav
eels; prohibitingthe licensing oi ammonia]
travelers in the states; extemiiug the ports of
entry at New Orleans and Memphis; prevent-
ing fraud on American manniacturers;
authorizingthencretaryot the treamry'to
name portsotentry; totestchalnsand
anchors used on steamship; establishing per-
mason
chewhere; the waters of Hampton
Roads, Va. and enhlidiing new boundaria
tor the port of entry there; providing for
revenue cutters at Charleston, 8. 0., and
elsewhere, and various ligbtboino and life
saving station measurea The bill providing
tor ml telegraphy will he called up by the
minrnittee, also, tor the purpose of determin—
ing the question of jurisdiction—whether the
committee on commerce can consider the
subject ot postal telegraphy—and not for con-
sideration at this time.
Clnirman Holmanwill try to deprive the
committee on commerce of 'l’hurslay, the
house having adjourned over Wednesday for
the Waite eulogies, and ill: likely that con-
tests will arise on Thursday for the floor be.
tween the committee on public lands and the
commerce committee. Should the walnut-
toe on public lands get the floor on Thursday
it will (‘tlllfildel' the general land bill, which is
iiiitiuishel business The committee on an
proprietions will call up the pension appro-
lrntion bill some day during the week.
Fridny is private hill day, and Saturday has
E coil set aside for private land claims. 3
THE STRIKING SWITCHMEN.
their ~yrnpatlty [or the l" ugineors W l“
lunihtlesa Lona Then Their Positiona-
CHICAGO. March 26,—Nothing has yet been
alone by the Burlington road in regard to the
hiring of new men to take the places of the
striking switchmen, who went out on Satur-
day, and nothing will he done until thisaitier-
rioon, when, it the strikers do not. report for
duty, they will be discharged, and will not
again be employed by thecoinpany in any
capacity. The company is quite confident
that it can cope successfully withthe new
foe. Already ithas had nearly lillappliea-
tiom lorthevacantpoaitiona, and it'lstated
alltheplaceseandoubtleesbefllledwithgood ‘
menwitbin twenty-lourhours. Thestrikers
had euthiniastic meeting yesterday, and
rcsolvedtobefirminthcirnewdeparture.
ltwasaserted last night byan engineer
whoclairns to be fully pained inregardto
thegeneral condition 0! the strihethattha
action d the' Burlington switchmen is the
realltotapsr'lect malastandingandagrce-
meat with Chis! Arthur. oi the engineers,
andGraud Hatter Sargent, ol- the tin-men.
Theahgatlonhmade that the Brotherhood,
findingthecause of the Burlington strikers
aloalngone,flnally determined to look {or
allieaintliecainpaoltheswltchmenand
lnhemen. Adealwas made bywhicli the
switchmenontheBurlington weretogoout,
and the Brotherhood treasury was to la
drawnnpontotnrnhh themwithtuadsdur-
ingtheperlodthattheyremained idle. 1th
also dated thatasiaiilar arrangement has
been made with the brakemsu,aiid thata
strikeontheirpartrnayhelookedturatany
tlnm. '
A lwladler'a larderoaa ltlhrt.
Barres, larch 2a.?» attempttu mur-
dsr Luther H. Rowe, of Nelrose, in the
neighboring town 0! Maiden, on Saturday 1
wasapscullarcase. Theme
timohsai rsganlsd aaadimipated,
disrepuv
tablatellow. llehaabaggadallringtor
aanetlaisoutothlsmothsr, WhollvmwithJ
her mum, lira. Bows. Finally Ir.
Rows induesdlits mothsr-la-lawtostopglr
highsraui money He hadbsanhiseveral.
mass dwindling. Among the modulus»
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tinesatClnrlestou, 8.C.. and .
ttermon,
who Inadeths attempt, Jani- Cutler, isa‘
Win-law otltowa. audhastor alongF
AWWTIOH.
mtdthelrtrouhlcaadoa totheirfest
Whaalisshartairsachad ihem.tendays
~ tisdhstar, matrihntionaihad surly
.. mingmmmhadtorgotten
w Wanltheywere lelt to sun's-Tin
y. 'I'hereniainiughwseswcm
' andgot the children all
M-IIherotheyhnd been runningat
l“ . She immediately organized the load
1 clothing dqrartment, which, in its inex—
1....»hndsmintaooudoargreatharm
tliapawlsasthetormdohadtwthetown,
t . placed over it one cl her own trained
in experienced workers, whom they were
I towelcomeasasuperintsndent. .
‘WhenleartonleitMLYernou itspsl)
lswrreinahopelnl state. She speak: 0!
inthehighest terms asa brave and
mkgnemptionallyfinem
i unity,witha relief cornmitteecompoasdot
hie, poetical, business months bed
tcwldheselected lorthatposition.
Every man and hoyis at work cleaning
"impairing buihlings and buildingnew
rat The toilet fund, which had
leached about 8124“) whanllin Barton ar-
FFii-ed, now amounts to nearly 81mm
iAttheenrusstdesireoltlielmsim-aimenol
J t. Vernon,theovening More leaVing Mini
1 whe'pcdthemtoorganisea bramh 0!
l Red Cree: which promism to be well
drilledinthe practical, civilworkolthem
ltauization.
MATRIMONIAL EXPERIENCES.
(I)! a Beaver l’nper Hanger—A Very l’a-
cnllar Courtship.
Burnt. Pa., March L’tlw'l‘hie afternoon
lEhristian Steiner, aged til, ii paper hanger
l y occupation and a German by birth, mar
lried Widow Lizzie Nolan. Steiner’s first wife 1'
1 a number of years ago, and alter mooni-
ing (or a tow months he began to look
them for another He proposed to several;
omen, but was rejechzd He then paid an
{migrant agent at New York $9.5 to send him;
It Wife to Pittsburg. A woman arrii ed, but F
other the saw her intended she refused to
have him, and Sig-inert? was out his money and
lltilla widower. Finally four or five years
Ilgo, be induced an Allegheny City widow to
Fuorry him. They lived together here for f
1 ie months, when one attcmoon Steiner
tldhiswiishehautogowlhichwterma
F ’t $150 in the bank. She advised him '
l gotowork andallowhertolake the money F
I Rochester. lie did so, and whenhere— ‘
Filmed home in the evening he found an
Illmost empty hmn'e, but no wife or money.
He secured a divorce and soon aitcrwanl
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‘ lLognn to look around [or another wife. and
{finally selected Mr: Lizzie Xuliin, of near
Martin’s Ferry, 0., who was a sister of his
[first into and whose husband was at that
llime still living, but an iiiraliil. The two .
FFwnedacorreswmlence,andit Wits arranged ‘
llhat at the death of Ir. Noliin she would ;
FFunetoBearer and marry Steiner. About ;
Flaweska ago Ir. Nolan died andtwoori
hreeweeks later the widow arrived here. Q
FShehasbeenkeeplnghmne tor Steiner ever 1
lines. Sheisupwardotwyears of ageandg
‘P‘ a ydump, matronly appearance.
THE LATE CHIEF JUSTICE.-
Fills Body. Accompanied by the Commit-
taaa. to Beach Toledo on Thursday.
. WASHINGTON, March m—The remains of
Film late Chic! Justice Waite will be taken to
‘ oledo on Wednesday afternoon, leaving the
\ timnandPotmnacdepotliereat2p. m.
Fyspwialtrainin charge oi Mr Rel-«ta.
; arke, southwestern [an-sugar agent at the
ennsylrania road. Mr. Parke will aboar-
hotel accommodations, it any aren-
Fl, torthe members at the funeral party E
bile in Toledo. Therpecial train will be‘
pod, and will be complied of n combina-
' car [or the remains; [our Pullman sleep
for the associate justices of the
court, one each tor the delegation
the senate and house of representatives,
the (ninth for literals of the family.
pirate car of Mr C. (f. Waite, vice-
t o! the Cinciniuti, Hamilton and ,
yton railroad, and a Pennsylvania rail— ‘
dining, car will also go through as part
the spidaltrain The schedule time tor
hing 'l'obdo h 10am 'l‘huralay. lla-
' thsspscial train isexpeeteil to reach
Washington at 5 p. in. on Friday.
F no Women's Con-ma.
Wit-insoles. larch m~lieligimi air.
dltionflwoisaawllltahsplaceduringtbe
Dr. lull:- and the (ll-arch.
Raw Year, lush fl—la an interview
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Wall Papers,
Spring Styles.
The largest Apart-est la the Cl".
Over 6,000 Roller.
Prices Way ‘ Down.
Gills ”e. ta .4... Disable
ping Ball; Willa Blnnlil In. to 30¢.
Double Isll.
PAINTI N G, ,
Paper Hanging,
Calcimining a;
Decorating.
woma- delivered free in the City.
I... H. Decker.
M mats-eat.
south lot-walk.
ssraaususn. Fess.
THE
Norwalk Store
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Dry Goods
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SPRING TRADE.
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Price Me a lb.
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mMEA-rs
BIIYID IN 11!! HIST HAHN“
"lesson”! want the choicest aura .aelobtai
%blaoreest you willladihsuat-y
‘PFFIFFF Ff all Kills
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Brick. Lillie. Conant.
Blue Ilene. Ito.
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”sheets. Emotional» aim
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on in some!“ by "Aunt Halflda.”
Pm Comte:
‘ m:ygooutintotheworld well hail
“till 31' lllll'l‘B"ooataisathsaasww,aad will
.7qume Weamipt
SPECIAL
aeopyoliheaborerahahlehaehgmlsaad
tread in wtllaiallaslb suspend
Dobhlnls'llsetri" eel?“
Byloldlsgapihewm'nyoa wouldaaew-
hemwillhs
addicts on the
Isl-d write on the word Iti-
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queue the, and then we will kao- wholes-tut
out“;
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PHILADELPHIA, mu.
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Ono Quality ,~'l‘lie Ileal.
BMEY skunks lliiiioa. Pork. salt and Frat.
tlhonldm Mlalogaa, '
Plank-
Home Dressed Poultry ii Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES'SHITH
as Washington Street.
H. ’8. ROOD,
Watches,
‘ Jewelry,
-AND—
Sllverware.
Special attention d to the repair“. 0' fine
watches and jewel 1y.“ ‘
l3 llaln Street.
CANDIES
or all kinds. Firstt‘la‘s
BAKERY!
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CORNUCOPlAs. CANDY TOYS. and: tall assort-
nieni o! ornamental candy
MrsJohn Holland
MUDUB'B BLOCK.
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B. F. Stevens,
MISH‘. IlA Ll. BMW“,
Is the place to get
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of all titular!
LOW PRICES.
We sell the Coichester creamer:
Bani-r la ltulle.
he also hate a’ In lot a! Feller
Batter that we are selling low. Cole
and try it. .
it you want
800]] FFFFEE 0R TEl
'l'rrue. “charcihe Brat.
n. r. STEVENS,
HUS"? IIALI. BLOCK.
HENRY TmY.
CARRIAGE MAKING.
REP .~\ IR ING
GENERAL BLACKSIITIIING.
'nlals lethaseasoalawhlehtomlorwlatn
mdlibhuuriogeinadytormaghuanlim It
wallaatllthshalywblar “I”
Workotallhllids carriage wall‘
ammmthlagpr—pl UM”.
Wane-Maintaining .,.
Wagons tor-ale.
Henry Tilly
Q
IAIN cram.
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
HQ..-
IAIN BTW. ROUTE NOBWALK
OIKBE3’1‘ I. 31703.
Iaivaryand read stable
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Burr.“ um In lat ter all 0 “has.
All‘halas.
Casi alleviation-ta
J. H Kllnefelter,
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Lady’s Rubbers
25 Cents.
Men’s Rubbers,
40, 50, 75.
MEN’S BOSTON
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Best quality, $3.50.
l2 Main Street.
SWAN lND‘BflSflNELL
Vanessa” aan luau. ”nouns in
Manufacturers’ and Painters'
mmnm.
Ship Chandlers.
Bllllltl l. PORT.
".3 Eu” 8 01].!» RAILROAD 00L
.8. In? llnl’ PAINTS.
Momma-ado Swim-ills etc can.“
Wmm‘m Rubber lines: and closes,
Dredging latex-tall.
allot II.» at“) mass.
Otbeu material mills spend puma (out: On
lulu-laces
Eagle's. Iaallla llaay and [land
“It.
Oils. Packing Waste Ila-c. aadalsll Mun“ lag
aaan' hwhealnnehigamuls- a flu
”'1‘“ YORK PRICES.
Special Attention (0 mm In Hollermmgrr
I WILL PAY 'flll
Highest rash Price
'03
. Rags. lloiies. Bottles Iron
iIINI Metals.
Pattie moving can sell the flock by sending pea»
tai card to
wru. law lionsiolir,
*"ll’fll KttltWALK
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ALI. FBFFES,
AND AT
Lowest Prices!
The Best Goods for
the Least. lose:
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B00? it Slltlll STORE.
Clark & Lane's Block.
IAIN STREET ‘
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“ Florida ”
Fri-ma lllll'l'Bll. .
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miWrI'lr IEEKER,
- human-m
”album-ins
‘ ‘51-'31...
362 WATER-812, fool Ila-k.
UNIS. RINGS annulus. 3m scoors ‘-
h'tls‘peelally Prepared Callas Dredge
H. S. BBFWN’S
Surp‘ri’singlyhow Prices
A. DIGKERMAIF &' sons,
39 Washington Street. South Harwell.
Bridgeport Bargain House.
OPENING WEEK.
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U! PA ll A LLELLED INDUCE! EN'I‘S.
w. B. HALLaco
Mcasatraaswstaskot
LADIES’ BaoancLorns
French Silk Warp, Henriettas French .1
Foule, Beige and Bergen, E ega‘nt
New Combinations.
Wonderful Bargains in Silks.
OBSERVE THE PRICES
15 Pisces renew ALL-WOOL
SUITINGS,
In Plain and list“. lad-Hagan the Kea- Sprlng Coloring (this union‘s ’znodal. we olsr at
500- Per
Yard.
IN PIECE VERY FINE QUALITY
English Suitings, F
Inv’l’ailu WWI-Official styluol cheeks ladleaw “Mills! poms n. i
mlagtoiatailuflfi.’ chalhiht an. "mm '
Per
$1-00 Yard.
Wealarolaasuyelabxateasrutasatiafiilk Wannenrlettar.-Ilinehuwlde,at
“$1.00 and $1.25 £15..
at Ink-ea Ts: .
{or llghyi ypixingaca atflc. file-admworhtlmslnfls M815)
silt-Kasai“: Idem-heat». aadfln.
COME AND EXAMINE OUR BARGAINS.
W. B. HALLtrCOf
OUR SPECIALTIES”.
Sorlhleld (rum-cry Batter In PRINTS, .......................
(toe-anal macaroni-s .........................................
“ales Florida (bra gee, ALI. I’IIICI-j.
l‘lae u...»
Celebrated lieu-Drop Canned Corn and Vegetables,
1'» Very lot less and Calm,
“Ilse Roch lat-sly ayrap,
Fall C re.- I lice-e
"Pan lam syn, ................................................
Algal Soap, WILL rwar, Cate, ..............................
.All First Class Goods at Lowest Possible Prices.
SEYMOUR BROS.
FOR YOUR
Fresh Meats
moo-rem
i PEOPLES’ MARKET. F
Mfiuflmflwmhpflhflafltatmw. A lailllncot
. VEGETABLES.
nowr veneer rut: PLACE,
Peoples" Market,
GROCERIES AND MEAT
“A? m OLD "AYD OY— -—
T. 3033 am & SON.
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HARD PAN PRICE}.
“a” hut
Ora-gas. Mona. walls, Where!
and mom u.
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