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_ ’ FRENCH MINISTRY
yrsnnzn Turin arsuonmons mo
BOW maneuver. our. ,
rues Oblnthd to the cumin. of Donn-
tlu' Bill to Harlan the mums» (“uniti-
tntloI—a new (‘ublnct u'm l’l‘ulmbly
be formed at Once. ,
PAIIB, March 3L~Tlm (“llallllk'l' 01’ «MM
li- yeatorday, by a vote of to» to :32, «le-
Wfiw apparition of the government. voted
hr W for the Extreme Loft bill pm
filing for the revision of the mtitntion.
no mt that-coma rooigmul.
WOW accepted the resigmtiooa
Th however, will comluct the af-
fnlrl of their several detmrtmcnts until their
new: are appuintul It is expected that
I. Floquet will be askml to form a cabinet.
I. Ingram 1W and ll. I’cllctmi sup-
ported the union for urgency for the re-
Vilion of the bonstitution. In the ruurw of
thediscussion several Bonapartists declared
that they would mppwt the demand in m for
unit was an appeal tothe Implt‘. 3!. llnlulry
(I'm, (Rbyallfll. Inltl that ho uoltlsl who
lathe proposal, hoping that it Wulllll lclul to
m the legitimate monarchy, w blob alone
could save France. '
M. Brison said he was opposed to revision,
Ind, referring to Gen. Boulanger, raid that
tho-Won which would be affunlml by
the adoption of the measure ought not to be
given to a person who had attacked the insti-
\ lute-of thamuntry and tnlkol of purging
the dumber.
N. Clemenceau favored revision,
that”! constitution was not in accordance
with the principles of republican dcnn'cracy.
Minister Barriers urged the chamber to n»
joct. the demand, declaring that it mu; omen
fialthat no now cause of troublcs nml lllill- ‘
cnltiea be added to those already existing.
If. Goblet thought the revision of tho mm.
Ifitution would not improve the situntiun, .
lines thereal remedy consisted in having :1
[Mount supported by the Republichn'
majority, and taxable of mthsmmling the
numerous factions.
Prunier Tirartl declared. that be fully
agreed With M. Snrrien. If “liltfllfllllll‘l'ill}
(filed to consider the urgency prugvyscll, the
ministry would decline all resmormbility. as
such action on the part of the chripxbeltI
would furnish a fresh argument in favor of
the audacious manifesto issued by the dis
mi'Ged licxieml.
The defeat of the ministry t‘nlbed n sensu-
tion In the chamber.
The chamber, after a short ream. ream-.m—
l'bled at'Jp. m. M. Cuneo d'OI'fnllli), llumr‘
partist, moved that the bnrcam toduyl
appoint a committee to prepare for the
revision of the constitution. After .1 t'ullfltwtl
(labour Ill. do Sonnlcr, of the Left, urged the
chamber to await the formation of anew
cabinet. BI. \I’Ornnno's motion was rejected
by a vote of 253 to 195, the Right cheering
, ironically. The chamber adjrmnmluntll 7."
p. to. today.
The Opportunists are eagerly scan-hing 3‘» rr ‘
l is!
a locally popular candidate to put up up,
Gen. Boulanger.
sortedtoin order to prevent the gctwrni"
election
M. Laguerrc pureed» tmlny for tho .1»
pnrtment of Noni, where he nil! f‘bnlllk‘llcé? »
anelectoral campaign in favor.»f Gen. lluu— 5
longer. The general himself will explain his
p at a banquet which will be given
at Lille. the capital of the clcrmrtuwnt. '
WILL ‘IT EVER END!
A Girl Falls Victim to Another hl'mt
with a shotgun.
T323705, 310.. March £‘Il.-—J. W. lllll, a
wealthy L‘untnwmruf lhls' plncc.,~l.ni :uhl
killed by accident EILv‘s Sarah Brown. vlzu .‘l'
tier of A. T. Brown. Tbé‘ Brown.»- and I‘M-
nre neighbors, and Thumlay )l'm r
went to spend the evening with 3!“
Hill, the oldest daughter of the Hill f.“ v.1}:
She had {mu there about thirty llllllllfi‘s
when Kill more in. Ho lewl a rllfll.
gun in his hand, Which he had lifll’LWtL‘l.
intention uf‘
from a neighbor with the
going hunting. He was accompanied by his
aged father, and when he entered, Hill ['thy— ‘
fully pointed the gun at Miss Brown: but no
war had he done so than it went off. Tho
contents tore through Miss Brown’s right‘
hand and entered her right side. She Iivml a
short time only, but fully exonerated Hill
from blame. She was the only thinglmr,
and her parents are crazed with grief.
Conductor: Denouuco the Brotherhood.
Cmcaoo, March Ill—Advance shoots vl
themnalroport ofW. P. Daniels, gmnull
seere'taryoftho'l'wentiethgrand ctiv‘tvion of
railway conductors, issue-l, donoum‘cs the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and
Firemen as a“holier than thou" organization,
and charges the brotherhood with perfilly in
1877,aul on the Jersey Central and else-
where. The report says: “'le time has
coma when conductors should in every in—
stance oppose this organization in its (lemztmhs
of the railway companies, because every time ‘
youaidthe engineer: you injure your am:
standing, prospects and remuneration."
nun Children Burned to Iltmilr.
MACOB, Ma, March ill—J’our I‘bllslrcn of
T. 8. Wm, a farmer living nmr her»,
were playing, during the absence of their
parent, in a miniature bruise built for tlmn.
mmmbuts yam old. "no 0.! the
‘children lighted a match, from Wlll”ll the:
straw lbnk‘b of the playhouse took lirc. 1‘ filly
theoldest child was able to mow from 2h.-
flameu, the others pert: ' v.
the children, it is feared, will lose ln-r rcumn
through grief over the calamity.
Illa Seven lull-nu Dlntrlbutul.
3m Y0“, March {Elm-Tho will of ulztfihu'l
Jones, who spent most of his rim» sitting in a
window of tho New York "Mel, nah-hint:
the busy crowds go by, dispouu of a fHL'lll:'t;
“My 87,0001”), principally in city real
estate, of which one piece alone, bought by
his father in no; for $400, is now worth ”Wt
swarm. m prowrty is balm-Min .l in
mail wtlonatoa large numbcr of ill-lion:
relatives, the lestator having no
kimlretl
“flail! W” Ml, Continual.
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VICTOIIA, March 3l.——'l'he provincial gov- l
moth-had- dispatch from Lord Lans-
downe directing the finance of a public no
thuutloulng morning on nestling ex-l
partition to refrain from awning their 3 an“.
fighubyforcoandfruntahingonboardgmm “
maudammunltimlnmof thelrmual;
requirements. Any “1W"! action might l
W‘mmhl Luvs. Mam. March lit—Jib» first fatal
grave councilman to those mn- ‘
load, he syn, to minu-
followed by
ward.
Wore-uteri Walking latch l‘lnlnhul.
buying 1
Every means will la» n» .
The mothcr of }
llfifl" '.
”ff ‘ mm mm mm»
III! Your new Md hr am
lama. cm "
Oruwa, larch 81.th and.
oty ll felthure over the belligerent attitude
of British Columbia flshonnm who are mm-
tiesia Behring sex The cabinet cililslalcrnl
lwirel the lieutenant governor of Miran
J Columbia on Thursday suggesting: to his
lgo’VIll'nnlenl» the advisability of Winn}; LI
public notice mutioning permits going on
realmgcxpeditiomtorelrain from amorting
their rights by force and from taking on
board anus and ammunition in excess of
their usual requiremeuhs. There is a general
implosion in the well-informed circles here
that the United: State! will spam! in 2.th-
, in; of! a settlemem until after the [mainlan-
; tialelectlons. Negotiations as announce-l in
l the senate the other day have not muuxrinlly
indvanced beyond the stage they reached
Eeight months ago. British Columbia incin—
’,bers of parllmnent have represented to the
l Dominion government the nemsaity ot’ pry-
{Vatingthedeynrture of armed tbhing we»
7 IBIS. They regard the affair as wry r‘i'l iv vii-e,
land state‘thnt there is every like-lilo“! of
lbloodshed if the American revenue Hitters
g Iboulilattempt to lmnl any L'nnmlizm seal-
Ters. The feelings of the people on the
g Pacificcoart are thoroughly around. but at
thempifnl their propmals are strongly con-
damned.
CHASKA'S WIFE INDIGNANT.
581:0 Bays nor nuahand la l'ar Snprrlor
. to the ” lllrcllngn of the Prev."
5 , PIERRE, D. 'l'., March 3L—ln answer tn 3
J dispatch forwarded to Fort Bellm'lt, which
:is some fifty miles short of Swift Bird's
camp on the Cheyenne agency, when.- Miss
Cm Fellows is in charge of the 1mm:
school, and where her marriage to Chaslm,
the‘ludinn, was reported to havc taken plug-c,
acourier from the reservation reports that
1' the mnrringe occurrml at Swift Bird‘s camp
on the evening of the 24th, the ceremony
; having been performed by a nmsionary of
l the Epiicopul church in prmuce of a large
~: number of the Sioux braves and squaws and
; a few governmont attaches of tho reserva-
tion. The reply further states that L’hnska
Tisnot n filll'bloodavl Indian, nor is be the
‘ worthless vagabond that has been paintcul.
l Miss Fellows, or rathcr Mrs. Campbtrll, fur
‘ the latter in mid tobeChnakn's modern norm,
. was highly incensed when shown by the
, courier the newspaper reports of her intends-l
i; marriage, containing referenea; to Chunks; as
a nhiftlofl Indian of thievlsh pmclivltimv.
' She told the courier to inform any one who
i asked for information that Chnska is a man,
. not a. dude, and far superior to the summon-
,allstn who have been maligning him. They
are asking no favors, she soul, further than
, to be allowcil to conduct their affairs in their
* own way. The marriage has been the all-
: zlnorbing topic of din'usnun, the courier re-
, ports, among the people of Fort Sully, Beu-
. net: and Chcy'ennc agency.
WASHINGTON NOTES.
9 Wasnxxoros, March :ll.——'l'lw president
hasnpproved the not for the erection ”1 In
public building at Springfield. 110., and the
urgent deficiency approprinlion bill.
The joint res;luti«.:n appropriating Stink»
toenable the United States to partnipnrc m
the International exhibition tn la» ll“lil in
Barcelona, Spain, in April, 1N“, n {LS pawl
by the house.
A grcnt dml of cumin: and IL lit'lu tire in
tho house falling room (“llllSte‘vl sumo “It‘llu—
mcnt at the ('npitnl at [:30 o'clock. .~\ candle
was Silpprhctl to have ignited the wrappers of
a pile of reports, but the fire mm but)“ ill:-
z-ovcx‘ul nml cxtingu'nhcd. n lth atntlm; Ina
The home mmunittee on military nifniiw
has union-l a favorable report. on tho s-mte
bill providing for the erection of u'iunumenta‘
at (httysbux‘; lfllllcllélvl to the, me‘flmry of
regular Nlltllr‘l'“ and donating to the Gettys-
burg Monument ammtion the iron fence
now surrounding Lafayette park, in this city.
A Saab and Door Trust.
Bostox, March 3l.—The Commercial
Bulletin says that a combination was mail»
them Walnmlny of the large manufacturers"
of (loan, sash and blinds in New York, New
England, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, cov—
,ering about 73p“ mitt. of the tutu! output
,inthose districts, the object being a It) per
trout. nanm'c in prices um! regulatinn “1
lpro-luction. A western combination of the
ignite kind has. Iron in operation ntmt
,a year.
.\ Myatarloun Shot.
1 NATROSA, Ya, March ill—chtcrzluy
rimming Mun Iliuumh Forester, sigml 2n,
vwhile lying in her be] was shut nil-l fatally
l injured. The occurremra issurrmnnletl with
imyflery. The report of a gun was heard
;near the home, and at the same imam: u
; bullet pruned through the glnsd in the wimlovv,
striking the young Indy in the tnrcbcml.
Search wasmmlc, but no clew hm: liven dis.
covered. The lady had no known oncmirw.
l
‘ Princeton Men Indorse (‘mnatocln
, Pmscnox, March 3:.«At a mass meeting
laf the students of the college, resolutions
’1 were adopted expressing their interest in the
1 work carried on by Anthony Conwtooh
ithrongh the {kl-(titty for tho Hupreaslon of
iVice. The sympathy and influence of the
3 students werefipledged toMr. Construct in his
3 efforts. The sentiment of the rcwlutimts was
, heartily imlorscil by President Mct'oah and
; the where of the faculty.
| A llog'a Staying Power».
Q limos. l). 'l'., March Ills-Dennis Jacobo
l owns a hog that burrowed into n straw stuck
! and was buried by arrow on or before Dec. 15,
j tern. After the storm Mr. Jacobs, supposing
1 the [mg to bodeail, made no etlort to get it
iout. On March 20, after ninety-three days,
1 beingin need of dog feed, Mr. Jacobs mm.
7 nmculdiggiugaml emu extricate‘l a very
{lively andsuvago bug. The porter hall km
1‘ titty [mounds of fat.
1‘ ”a
l Saved from Bel-g lynched.
‘ Baumvnut, Minn, March :lL—cA lynch-
. in; bee was narrowly averted here Thursday
{night by the interim of armed officers
and citizen I". 0. Polanski, a hardwaro
merchant, had been arrested for molt, on
maplaiut of his wife, and lodged In jail,
when a nwbofarmed men broke in and car-
.r‘nulhirnoif. 'l’lioomcernakled bya mof
rescued him helm the mob had
Killed by Electricity.
4 strident that has happened at the Thim-
-, “union thtrk' company'a works, in West
:Lyrm. occurml yesterday. Harry Lorri“,
W Pk Man. M h 3I~At m9ng¢d1Lmimlashockfr0macurnmtm
0m]! r . ‘
clan of the whom match the
mun as follows: Betty, {:12 miles; Ho ‘
l
which are fifty-two arc lamp, tlm mm}.
‘ being equal to about forty lime pUWW. Ills
plum, aw: Guerrero, 3|»; Taylor. mum“ "“ untantaucom
(km-n, flu; Sullivan, 2.51; Cunningham.l
IMO; Casey, 150. -
Will. flun'flm I. 'l’IIl-l Own It.
Wma-Awm,m5
lam, In On-
”,to will M mynfcwwuahago,
mutt-Mutiny
mull-wold
I
Irenn'r People Ham.
0mm, March ISL—The parade to nab
WM tincompletioaof thol’anllaadlo
«mm-gnarl mt, fourtnilu long,
M by 73,0“) peopla The governor
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the matter on two or three Waulotls this ;
twink. Lord lauglowne, governor gumrnl, l
l
o
. lug Wham»! propose to resist any at- 5 Julia Ward Howe Say: the (”tulmum'
tunpt at minim by the American Mlllul’l‘ E
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‘iuBmadItrrd. His
m WOMEN Pomlans.
my NOTABLE FEMALES DISCUSS
mam mums.
Ills Already Accompllllwd Much. and
M". Dial Tell: of the Saturn of B09-
tun'a Industrial Union.
Wasmsorox, March Jill—Yemterulnys sen—
siou of the Woman‘s Suffrage- cnnvcutum mu-
opetwd with-n invocation by Isabella 1%?le
Ember, sister of the late llov. Ile’nry “uni
Beecher, after which Mina Anthony gone out
notices of various uwetings and mnl telo
grams of greeting from furclgn friable,
notably from Elizabeth Cally Stanton:
(laughter. lira. Matilda Joulyu Univ, W20
Wt at largo of the National l\ union:
Suffrage amiation, [lh‘zvldul . W
The topic of the «lay v.1»; "Urg‘tnl/inlmn,
which was ably utul earnestly bun-lied
by Mrs. Julia Wunl llowo. pmsident of the
Ambition for the Ailvunccmcnt of Sclem‘e.
She lmprvaaxl upon her audience tho imwrv
atom of organizutzsm and urgnniml emu-t,
Ind pointed to the prment mmlltion of the
woman's movement its a n-sult of what or-
galnzntion had accomplishml. With more
effective work greater rmults would follow.
Mrs llowe was followed by Elias Mary F.
Eastman, thedolognte of thc Asunvintion fur
theAdvam-wmnt of Womcn, who hpbkk‘fin
the same mbject. Rev. Ammulu hey, Ilt‘li"
gate of the Universal l’em'e [Layman-m,
argued for universal (mu. She toll of
the organizatilm, aims and of ponm armies
Mm Abby Manon Diaz, president of the
Woman‘s Educational and Industrial Union
of Boston. next spoke. She will that while
she was invited to represent the Woman's
Educational and Industrial Union of limtnn.
yet she hoped to serve a larger pulp-l»,
nmucly, the establishment of such lib! lllll‘n tins
throughout the cmmtryas a inc-am nf uniting
women for mutual ailsymymthy and cr
change of thought and of plans for prm-timl
work. The Boston union is own «in; and
evening no a social motor, a plncc of all
come. Any woman, by coming In the. Ullinll,
will find herself among friends. Its plncnnhv
in railway stations often bring I» it strangers
from various parts of the mnntry and from
abroad. It iuv'itcsall women to its mull";
room and parlors. ll prnt'lilt's lm'flll'w,
classes and entertainments It is a lnwvl‘ of
strength for the helpline. lt recon-s .iu-s
unjustly withheld from working Wumrll. It
investigates fraudulent ml"i‘rll&:lllr‘tll~i. and
publicly warms women against them So fur
no practicable, it prawns hllmllufls for the
umnployed. h ___~
THE SEA SERPENT AGAIN.
flue Hundred I'lecl [mug and u lily; ’Kuuzul
Ii a flour Barrel.
Moxisurux, 13mm, Mun-h :m. The
schooner Coral, Capt. Slwrmnn, is now at
this port awaiting favorable chlhfl' to pr-r
cNd to Greenport. ,L'npt. Sherwin rep-Kris
that on Friday last, when his vase-l was in the:
vicinity of L'urnl‘lclrl llglllalllp, Kllt‘h'MLlhlr’llly
upgmml lantern and nut :m {not runny an
immense sea monster thnt fully mum-ml tlw
description pmvltnuily given of an warm...
(apt. Sherman says he hml :l pcrfm-t vlrvv
of the monster. Hr) lll‘fl'rllflfil it in [ring me:
ill) feet in length, and in wmu immune its,
body wnsna largo aruutt-l in n. fivur lent-ml. ,
Th» heal of tlic why-ant newmhlul that «if an i
alligator.
the-y lmtlx watt-hm! :lw nmmnl until it I‘ll‘nV'Il
out of sight in the :hrcctinn or ill» ltlnilll: «i
the L'unnwtimtt river. ll. prowl .41. r {hr
water at quit» a rapid gut. null lb :ilmmti
tho o-ntirc lmly mm mm zinc mm».- uf rho
wntwr thc mun hall .1 5: ml ‘- Mi of the cron-
turo, and both fwl mull-inn: lint: tlwy MW n
‘iL‘f'IEfllllr' mu srrprnr.
([an Sllcrnntn appear.» tn l» n {immul
relznblc man. and has lwcu l’llfbb'l’uf a W»:
in: fnurtwri years. «luring “lilk‘l'. Ullt“ l;c l..'L~ ‘-
mmlcwwml vuyngm to lb» lirnrtl lining,
“ll"rr‘ almumt all r‘Inu'lI-s ul’ :Iilllllill: that m- ‘ I
lllll’rll. :hc so! arc to be twin-l. lint now-r in}
{urn ham [in won on} thin; lllw Ill" mulch-.-
nllutc l‘n'v-r'wul l“.
‘VrrtL of III» steamship (iuwhlnnry. .
5A3“ u MI. Sims, Slur: rt Lit—Tim «mim-
my Q'nnunixzu'y “ill prm’» n wall “in K
Shy pullml :le tliv- lunu‘ll uwl unintuit-
niwly sunk. Sh» liml r. large «align cf suggirl
on tum-l I‘Hllrlg‘llml in (km Sulfvliil'll Sugar:
refinery rtl liter» :1, llnln rt William». I f
Surtli “lib-s, :igml 'Jl )"ftl'r. wnv ul' ll»,- a rut,
tllv ll (mm L'Xpw-Ul’r‘.
Probably ll l’rm'lu‘ill .lukc.
New Yong, March no A l’wt‘unlt‘l‘ Smylhc
PUPPIYUI at llwtr' ycsln-rilztf. vying, WNW“,
n. ulccbinu faxnrnbl» tn .ln, lelnl i~ l
.1554 513ml» m in“: lulu mil l.- Hint
3.511 lAwi-lt'lli‘t' " 'l'llc in in no.4 E-:.~:lt:nilml
mullwu ll. Thurman: nan m .l. Mumwv li'll'nl,
but lmrc nu mguutun:
[or “my": 0! ll.|rtfunl.
llguu'nun, March .AI t'h.r.r.c~ ll. Jmlytl, :
.lawyer, recon-r wt Ilu- Skill-ml .‘nllwfml
bunk, mu tinxmmtlul :5 or mnyur by tho Du»
tn-rntw city rum-outwit hint. night. ‘
To .‘quil'll JEAI’ ll.
Abnasv, hlnrcll in.» The» joint caucus of .
Republican nwmlw-rs lz-a: night “minimum-ll)“ L
:grocvl upon Eloy ll u» it.» vlulv nl' tiunl nth L
jourutrmit of Ell" lrgiahlllil'r. ‘
CONDENSED NEWS.
Bridget C. Killer-n bringul lurwlf ytatrt‘ ‘
(lay in Tllllfi‘llle, I'm, but Wu—iullw'ul’r’rr-il lw-
1. me life Wits cxttnct. l
At Montrrul Dom-tr.» l'nhcy Mu.» x-n
formal to tho Iaflllrntlllry fur luurln-n ymrg '
for robbing the ”rural Trunk rmlway. '
Thomas E. (Lurk, surn-rintcmlcm of lulu»
graph construction for tho niobium,
‘and Santa Fe
boulement.
A truin of empty turn With two
and n‘cnbooar, was completely wrecked by a
land slide Mar Sidney, on the New York 6
Ontario and Western mll‘nctil, nu “24:15:;
day night, cars and engines Immg mm] “M
top of one another. ‘50 um. we hurt. 1
Isaac Bowman employ-cot tho Nutfnrk,l
S. l, Electric Light nunpnny, mo fimtnll
yesterday morning at the but of a light pub
ntull was fractured,
and it it believed that. In: R1‘Pit'ulaahock l
while mljlmlnz the lamp, and on a. nu- sin. f
walk. He in at St. Michael’s lunpitnl, With l
alight chancw of mmmry. i
An engine awl flat cum {all thrmigh a mum .
[:ng on the Taylor. Baetmp and llmntun 5
ml “'ednmlay. killing Brahman W. b'. 2
Tudor and acrinmly injuring Birgit-wt” \I’ill- ‘
lam Perry and Section Boa Ii 1'. Houseman ,
Theboily of Plot Brugler, who I‘m km}
in! gym atom at Columbia. 3". J. . on Dec. .'
It, was recovered yesterday.
Adelina I'utti arrived at Bunn- Aym
after a Ilium-en rlayzl' ll‘fllg'l from urban in ;
maintainer Congo. We: is auwupaniod by 7
liloolini anal Maurice (Er-u
. Turn-kn E.
railroad, Is chargnl with em. l
E
rngllhn '
r
Ara-mic we: found in iii-Mach of Fr“.
f
M W, Ball, of hometown, S. Y., Inn
died a few days
house from this city. .
At Ream. rem. or. \l‘aluaday. aum!‘
1an». afarmer, find we Willk)’
which instantly killed hh wif- nuvl hint
rm
man, Putnam floatation-u
monsoon-m
agent Btu-a on Mum ', 7
I“ BOAR s. I’LACB.
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Teacher of Singing, Yogi: Control and ham Play
3.
«a r. 0.. 1mm. BOUT“ xonwaui. or
I)“. C. I". l:ut*'l'Wl'$lJ..
’ 0381187,
MAIN mum, SOUTH Nontvnnn.
rm! without ' I; n. x .t f”
Tagibwextn Elm ! a we 1 me or
gown! NIDIIWALK BA TIN“! BANK.
i.
.5) Washington Bum.
.( n mnyrmmotonua. Indium l to; in
any; Sltmdlytflmlngl [real 6 to s. p
willie“?! allowed on Wit».
8 SOLIASS Prom:
Mm mun ll. humor, Vicel’rcm
billy- .IUUN u. KNAI’PJic-r. nrlu'l'rcu
I)“. MCGONEGAI'.
-—orricx no mmuc3~
Cor. West Avenue and Butler sin-at,
NORWALK. CONN.
Office [loan-Until 9mm; from] “3' and“: to
5 p.m.; sump—2m 4 pin.
WCommuatcation by telephone. 5 um
“7 S. KNA Pr;
0
ARCH ITECT.
la nowprrpared to make plan- and maven.
.md pupa-intend the construction of uildluzl
TERIS BEAMSABLB.
')mol—1'aylor'r Building Wuhln on at. $0.
humor. I’.0.Box 27:. g! at:
ATEN'I’B-
G. I! BI'INGTON,
“’aulilngton. I). C.
m; ycazn to United Stalks l‘atcut Otter.
dtw Guide to inventory mullet! free.
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plan- fumlplml and lithium given.
Jobbing of all hurl- promptly nttemleo to.
5m; Ann meet, mar Main
3’. U. 1 “3. South Normal Ct.
\ LICK. S. (SIIBSUN.
Omani: of flu: Furl Contraption-ml Cburch,Watrr
bury. Trailer of
l'innoforte, Organ and Musical
, Composition.
752’ I) LOCK E1139 l”. l)“ NHKWALE. COSN.
1‘ filo}: lie, ‘ ‘
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Phoenix Insurance Co. at Hartford
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of New York.
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Snrtvnlk, Conn.
llol'xt'l'ufill‘ RAILROAD:
luxnl'm' .l; mmuu.’ nn’tstox.
l‘urrcr'ril Dru-tuber llrh. 1%‘7.
l’nascngnr Trains.
51)]!1‘] I.
L2 . Summit. Is. '00. Norwalk. Ar. “'l‘trnn Point
7 if» upm. T 52 a. m.
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1:50p at. rm :1. m. to? p. m.
84“ " ’ 4 SI) “ $57 "
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7 mu m, Mum! 7:10am )l'r'tl 7 4t Mixed
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ii. I). M mint. I'mm‘tll Ticket Agent.
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lxavc Bridgeport for “infield.
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not“ warm mute new.
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loud " Meal It. .4.” " mum.
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FURNITURE DEALER I
And F umishing Undertaker.
and are my huge Ito: of all hindzof furniture.
M 36 Main 8t»rect,Xorwalk..
m. slil’lllifiil‘l‘nif’ll‘fi’}fifilllllfilmfiltfih‘l
cuimmmnulth ll'rllllillli'. S .. ~ '5
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Cull
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And all
lmpuritics of lllt‘ Illooll
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35 Cents a Bottle.
,SHLD lll’
Geo. B. Plaisted,
Nomalk and So. Norwalk. 1'34 llln
MY
SPRETG STOCK!
Now Complete.
___..._...-._.___
A fine line of
Men’s. Youtha‘,
Boys’ and Children’s,
CLO T H I N G-
Gen t’s Furnishings
always on hand.
SUITS and PANTS
made to order in {nominee style,
5w— -.
llats,’l‘runks, and Satchel
in great varicly. .
woo“..-
(‘ltve Inc a call before purl-lute»
In: “nowhere.
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Davis
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TAILOR,
§0ITTII XIDB‘VALK. CT.
J. P. Peckwell.
1 James Block, Water 5L,
Norwalk, - Conn.
Bola: unable to manufacture
HARNESS
Tocompm-wlthIarwcnnnvmr,l have taken the
may of one of (no older-l aml lnrxcetcstnblirhr
mrhfr- in Nu.- star» for the rule of
I'larness. Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cinglcs. Collars. 51c.
Fine Harness To Order,
AI n-rmi. a: tic 03'! e:.iml.whcn- I m! kc any!»
for Etm' 6.! Wings, 5;"!!1’5". alt-.1710». ‘a ukct
lllll‘b'r‘. Fowl But». Tfllmlll ' Km.“ .kc.
Lent hasten
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and (Ilmns,
ll’lmlcsalc and ill-tail.
. all
Ann
CELERY
Alul ail him‘» of
V E G E TA 8 L E S,
Florida. Oranges.
LEMONS.
Canned Goods.
Lnrubcc‘s Snow-flak:-
llralmm t‘rnclacrs.
Pickled Oysters.
[Finders delivered at short notice.
HUNT & ZELUFP.
uml
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
llcrry Bros. Ilzml Oil Finish.
Wire Ste-cl Door Mats,
Snmcthing um. ln~£ thin: out.
w. c. QUINTARD,
.‘ll'sll' "ALI. BLOCK.
' A. S. FEREIS.
JEWELER.
«mm-au- (m trait-t.
AGENT FOR 1"!!! CELEBRATE!)
columns WITGHES.
nu urea alumna A W
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constant Billi'l'llllll W «
Have Opened To-Da‘y
\T heir Full Line of
SPRING Illllllllflll's,
And will open their full line of
MEN’S, YOUTHS’ AND BOYS’
SPRING CLOTHING
«ON——
Saturdav, Feb. 25th..
COMS'I‘OOK BROS.
Masonic Building,
Insurance Building, m
80. Norwalk. Hon-wank.
HOUSESAND LOTS
I FAggnng
lCOUNTRY
RESIDENCES
, FOR SALE.
INSURANCE.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
IS BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPARE AT
Real Estate and Exchange Rooms.
45 & 47 Washington Street,
sour" NORWAL conn.
W
WWW WW
CARPETS!
The large“ Stock to select from of any store in the State at
Lowest Prices for Cash.
Elegant Body Brunt-ll: Carpet. We up. Hogan. t 'l'aputry Brunt": me. We. me and an. Heavy
lngrulni. 45c. we and air. Extra lowell ngrame 75c.
WINDOW SIIADI'LS .
HOLLAND SHADES. good quality. on spring“ rollers, with fringe. all mdyto hang, 50c. . 8min:
Rnll m 1231:. CURKICE. 901.1325, withm'l‘nmmmgu complement. Manr-Polaand'lhmlap
$1 00.
WnlLL PAPER.
IMMEXSE STOCK OF NEW PATTERNS. KmboaI-td Gold, 40:: to 50¢ per roll. Phil: Gold.
new "fire, 2:: to :lbc per roll. Without Gold. “It: to 20¢ per roll. -
FURNITURE.
Cottage Suit». IS, 3 meet. Ash Bedroom Suits, :23 up. Walnut and cherry m
up. Parlor Balm ismtpnrtety. Beddl , Bed Springs, run. at low Perrier, lace
Lambmpnnu. In fact anythtnztofurntr your More complete can found here at lu- than city
pnn‘o. r arpeta smut by hand and laid by Practical Uphalrtam We do a- tum-ayatyhoan.
and employ the beat workmen in each branch of our barium. Good: amend without extra
0. E. SMITH’S,
Na. 2 Ailanzic 5L. corner of Broad, (oppooite the Pruhytcrlaa and mm;
BTMORD. OOH N.
Eatahllahcd in New York City 1845.
Special Prices
to
ARCHITECTS
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Itlsaot all
covered with
, Nickel Pluto
m
It it made in
YOUR
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Agent for the
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E. K. Lockwood & Cos.
The Buck Ranges
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