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Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 14, 1888 · page 2

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Physicians Say He Will Prob-
ably Die of Exhaustion

moron mentor RALLY.

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the W Grants Interviews so Bis-
marck and the III: at Sweden all
timer-Ila Is Insular” Melvin;
Ims W W live long-

anusJunela—Dbpatehurmivdhn
iiraetfroml’otadamreportthstnourishmat
wasWWtotbe more!
influxthsnight,hoth bymeens of manna:
nidalaoby nwausofatobooontrivadby
Dr. lacks-ma He gained mattength,
oudtheteverdidnotiuereass so rapidly--
anprevleusnighta Butt“: apparent that
nehasnotngaiuadonanyouadaysinoe his
hatrelapaeallthesttengthwhlchhaloatthe
previm day. That is asteadydeclinein
vitalforcl,whlohtheartificialaupplyof
food is unable to arrest. The temporary
ralliesofthopatlantare brief and delnive,
and leave him in a worse condition than
before.

 

Medical apart are now inclined to,‘the
opinion that the emperor will gradually die
of exhaustion

Theempre-isoonstant in her nttatdanco
at the bedside of her husband.

Sir Iloreli Mackenzie has succeeded in
altering the canola in the kaluer's throat to
astoallord relief to the illustrious patient,
who was thereupon able to breathe more
ireely.

During the course of the afternoon the
kaiser muted a short interview to Prince
Binnnrck, and also received a brief visit
from the king of Sweden and Norway, who
arrived in Berlin Tnenlay night. The per—
sonal and political relations botwwn the
maria of Berlin and Stockholm are ex-
tremelygood. Naturally the interview be-
tween the two monarchs was not without its
lingoofradneas; but the illustrious patient
was hopeful, and tries to infure mar-age into
those about him. King Oscar found him
greatly changed and Very week. He was,
moreover, painfully struck by the kaiser’a
moderated breathing; but it is important to
:Iraw the distinction between this and im-
peded breathing. The interview only lasted
I few minutes, but was of n cordial and
touching nature. With the kaiseriu King
Oscar convorsed much longer.

The day paged without any return of un-
favorable symptoms, and having twice more
received nourishment artificially. The doc-
tors were able to xiveaslightly hotter ac-
:onnt of their patient last owning.

Parson, Juno Ill-Jilin fears entertained
by theernperor‘s physicians that inflamma-
tion of the lungs would eupervene are for the
present removed by the other dcvelopmente
of his illness.

The emperor now receives sufficient nonr-
iahmmt, consisting of cream and whisky,
part of which is given by Dr. Mackenzie sev-
eral times daily through a long tube, as the
esophagusisafloctod by tbediseaae. Theme
of the tube being attended with danger, Dr.
Mackenzie only applied it after the other
doctors in attendance had agreed to its use.
Casesnreonrelndwhere the liroeofpw
tientahaveheenprolongedseveral monthrby
thismeano. Since Saturday Dr. Mackenzie
has been imorting a tampon mul- in order
to counteract the connection which has been
formed between the larynx and (esophagus.

The Poet says: "We hope the emperor
will, in a few days, regain the level of
strength be attained at Charlottenhurg.
Rough waging a bitter conflict with an in-
sidiousmalody, his mind, rising supcior to
physical distress, is occupied with far reach
ing schemes for the people‘s welfare. Ills
power and love for work defy the assaults of
disease.”

A Monument to Stonewall Jackson.

anmcasuunu, Va, June“. ~Thamon-
mat to thememory of Gen. Stonewall Jack»
ion has been unveiled hero with appropriate
carsmoniuaod in the presence of a great
crowd of people. many of whom had come
from distant parts of the state. Governor
Lee made a short nddreo, and Senator
mun mtor of the dnyuleliVi-ral I
ttirring address.

been ”or Husband. (loin-d 05,000

Rocnunn. N. Y., June Its—The jury in
the case of Ira Ann lmogninst the Vacuum
Oil company has owaMed the piaiutitl’ a
verdiotof 05,01). In. Lee’s husband was
hilledintbe naphtha explosions of Dec. 21.
“moreover twenty oases ol a like mum
to be mad agaim the company.

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SPOOKS AND ANN O’DELIA.

continuation of I... Dias Dollar's Trial
in New York.

wa Yon,June lL-o-‘I’ho Prince- Dias
Deharwasonthewitnen stand for two
hours for Woollen yesterday. She
said that the of $11,000 on the
house at No 166 Xadison avenue was raised
attheruggostionof Ilr. Marsh Shere-
ceived but 81,500 or 82,000 of this amount to
pay off certain judgments agaim herself.
Iladthianotheondone, she aaid,tho aherill‘
michthavehhenaa attaelnnentonsolao ot
the property in the house. and lfr. limb, as
anrdhle man, paid them of! to owe hiunolt

annoyance.

Thnthe "lumbar reminded by Ilr‘
thfitlltlhshadwlflwlatouo time that
shehadrover received from Iir. Ifarsh‘auy
money «more,
haddveaharflfl. The prince. Iqulrnied
outofthadilemmahysayiogthatthemonry
psaher.m,wavaoheoh,givsntohc by
an”. Itwasnotglvoorsailybylr.

“the. was noted who can
pomdthe eoanetlafteawboad-
mutton-twain Ianh'sprepsrty
draws-muted. 'i‘hepriaovnnpilaa
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iianniai athle- was won by Ir. Ernest's
:heatnut colt Van Diemsn’s Land, with, the
Dukoof Beaufort's chestnut colt Hark neo-

won by Lord Calthorpe’s chestnut filly Bear
arena, Lord Eliesmore’s hay tliiy Estafette
wassecond,eud Prince Boltykoff‘s chestnut
lily Love in Idiom- third. , ‘
mnccrr mm M stout.

ALBANY, June lL—Becond day of circuit
mat Island park. Weather, track and
Ittendanoo fair. 2:23 pacing class, pom
new. divided; Elmonnrcb, 2, 6, b, I, I, I; T.
L 1).. t, 1, l, 6, 2, '4; Wanderer, I, 4, 2, 3, 4,
l; Wild Brier, 6, 4,6, 2, 3, drawn; Frank W.,
l,3,4,5,6,ruledont; Grand Soc, 5,5,8,4,
i, ruled out; best time, 2:23%,by Elmonarch.
i‘hree minute trotting clan, Clay stake.
la,000, divided; Fred Folger, 5, l, I, 1;
Elastic Starch, I. 5, 3, 4; Champion, 4, 2, 2,
l; Silvie, 2,3, 4, 5; Golden Rod, 8,4,5,8;
best time, 215%, by Fred Fol r. 2:22trotr
sing class, puree 8.500, dirt (unfinished);
301. Wood, 3, l, I, 3, ‘3; Th 4, l, 4, 2,
I', T. L 8., 2, 3, 2,1, 1,11“th Nell, I, 2, ll, 4,
I; best time, 2229‘, by Col. Wood.

mmar’e nasnau. Gauss.

At New York—New York, 6; Detroit. 1
Hill: New York, 8; Detroit, 7. Errors: New
York, 11; Detroit, 7. Batteries: Titcornh
md Murphy, Conway and Gauze“.

At Washington~Wasbington, 4; Pittb
Jurg, I). Bite: Whalrington, 9:1’ittlbnrg,5.
3mm; Washington, 1; Plttsbnrg, 5. M
'erios: Whitney and Mack, florris and Car-
:oll ‘-

At Philadelphia-I’hiladalphia. 15; Indian-
apolis, 5. Hits: Philadelphia, 15; Indianap-
olis, ll. Errors: Philadelphia, 5; Indianap-
tlis, 9. Batteries: Bnfllnton and McGuire,
Hoffatt, Denny and Daily.

At Philadelphia—Athletic, ti; Brooklyn, 8.
Elite: Athletic, 8; Brooklyn, 3. Errors:
Athletic, 5, Brooklyn, 5 Batteries: Wey-
ning and Townsend, Mays and Holhert.

At Kansas City—Kansas City, 6; Cincin-
mti, 11. Hits: KannaClty, 11;Cincinnati,
it. Errors: Kansas City, “I; Cincinnati, '1.
Batteries: 'l'oolo and Donohue, Viau and
Edwin,

At St. Louis-St. lieuis, 8; Louisville, 1
Hits: St. Louis, 9, lunlsville, i. Errors:
8!. Mills, 4; Louisville, -l. Batteries: King
Iind Milligan, Hooker and Cook.

At Worcester—Worcester, ti; Boston, 15

At Albany—Albany, I; Builaio, 3t Hits:
Albany, 5; Buffalo, :- Errors: Albany, 5,
Buffalo, 3. Pitchers; hull! and Fannery.

At Troy—Troy, 4; Toronto, It Iiite; Troy,
5; Toronto. 9. Errors; Troy, 7; Toronto, 8.
Pitchers: Keeffo and Atkinson.

At Syracuse—Rochester, 8; Stars, 1 Rib:
Rochester, 11; Stars, 7. Errors: Rochester,
I; Store, 9. Pitchers: Barr and Murphy.

At Hamiltonmllamilton, 7; Inndon, ll
Hits: Hamilton, H; 7. Errors:
Hamilton, 3; London. 5. Pitchers.- llood and
Ethan -

At l‘hiledelphiu—The gunshot-teen The
Detroit Journal newsboys and The Call ulna
rammed as follows: Call, 7; Journal It

At l'iattsbnrgh—-Ao interesting [mm
more was played here yesterday. 0a- of
th- oluhs was captured by ‘Aeaemblyman
George 3 Wood, censurer of the Demo-
cratic state committee; Several local poli-
glcinua were among the players. Treasurer
Weed played second ina brilliant manor,
Indbbninnwonbylfltou

 

Grasp of the Copper Syndicate.

Pulosoxurnu, June M. ~A dispatch say:
that a communication was receivnl a few
days ago by the J I‘. Norrie cmupany,
builders of mining machinery, from the
Calumet and Hool- copper mining company
of Michigan, t'ounlermanding an order for
some puneriul engines given to the Morris
company sometime ago. It is inferred that
the withdrawal of the order, which would
require two years to fulfill. means that the
Calumet and Heels minas are gems to shut
down and stop their output of newer at the
command of the foreign copper ryadicate,
not suddenly, it I: supposed, but neverthele-
dually.

The Providence Solon Case.

l‘novrnrscs, Jone lt-At a lpecial court
oltvmmonplaashold here has been tegun
the trial of thesuit of Dr. William Groavenor
fl. William Edmund: Theplaintifl look! to
ejectfroni the shop, No. Q Dyer street, hb
mount, the defendant, who, it is alleged, has
been unlawfully keeping for file intoxicating
linear, and has thereby violated his lease
and subjected himself to the liability of im-
mediate expulsion. Dr. Gunner has been
boundoverfrotn the district to the grand
jury on a complaint for aiding and listing
in the maintenance of a common nuisance.

 

 

Itsllana halt In a flair.

Wartime", Conn, June lt—Aa ltsllao
,saidtohe Carlotta Vretta.hirsdia
New York flityalx italian laborers in work
on the Haitian railroad. Each of the
itallsns paid Pratta 08.50 as mam and
“tortures 'i'hepadrooe path-laborer:
the slip on the way here. leaving them in a
sorry plight. They divided their money. so
that all but three could buy ticketsio Bridle
pergaudthe lane of the remaining three

were paid by traveling M

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lined by a Cirrus Attendant.

Smoothie». Nan. Jane lea—Bury
Wmthadlow Claima- oh! man.
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utter _ , s ’ to
fore-blunt! into the reserved not
Monasnoyiag‘l'aylor
titanium street.
helm it was known
and. ,eisuldtohsvuwamthe

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THORNTON n. smrrn,
Lenox Hill Building Company.
ROWAY'I‘ON, come,

5, Oil

American Investment Co.
Equitable Life Insurance (In.
Partners flos- anti Trust (Io.
Janis-Confli- Ilortgnge Trust Co. OUR NEW m
Fire, Life, Accident. and Plate lilacs,

- Insurance. . "0"" .

TAYLOR 8 GOLDEN, A3“.

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Real Below .3 insurance Agency, South Norwalk, l
Conn. L ,

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MUSIC HALL 13wa. l néhina,
We have just received anew lot of l __"p_..

BEFHIGEH ATOBS: PORCELAI N.
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comment BUTTER msJohnnollnnd

from the best Creamery in the State, in 1 lb. Poole. ““9”“ 3m

99 Main St.

Halal Ballot In.

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woon HAN'I‘BLS,

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were 3:. 7368mm“.
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Manufacturers’ and Painters’ Supplies
Ship Chandlers,

“2 Water 5L. foot of Bank.
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DOOR-8. aflgawm 3..., Eleanor or Sail-
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nan» woon wean. .z. a. "'. ”Wrath“; ‘63
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Careful attention to Innli ordoro. as y

Large Stock of Columns ~ .

*—-~~+-———-—— JEWELER.

Plate and 3110“ Gui..- Watches, Jewelry, Silverware.
Plae'fiatrh repairing a specialty.
Spectacle- and Eye Clauses.
.uona u. l’liltltls,

e hater-innit Mall Dealer In all hindr of

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Brick Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
hehizh, banana“, Locust
Iouutaln. Franklin, and
Wilhesharre Goals.

hut in RUBBER PAINT

Ylfll ’ foot of Willlln‘tma "all flar-
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Steam Sawing, Planing,
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[ill at in! limo Street

Ionthl‘orwalk.Conn.

Halal, Bailey t In.

LOBSTERS
Front Black Rock

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Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams.

 

 

 

 

 

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Rowayton, five Mile River. New “Streets Opened.
NEW COTTAGES READY FOR OCCUPANCY.

High ground. Healthy locality. five minutes ride on care to South Norwalk. Five cents lore only. We can build
for you at a low cost. One hundred different plan: for modern honest. Building lots must advance as we build. And now

TAYLOR & oonum,
Real Estate and Insurance Agte,
Washington St, South Norwalk, Conn.

com:

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Special attention given to re-
pairs in all branches.

A good second-hand, two-sent-
ed carriage for sole.

Slrawhem
Shortcake !

 

The season of the feetive Shortcake is on us. If
you want strawberry Shortcake that "twat: all." if
you want Shortcake that "succeeds like Miocene"
every nine, then we the

li. D. STEVENS

Imuerulal lePrmss
SELF-RAISING umm

The fluent thunz o! it» kind in the market.
in 3 and 6 wood packets at

15c. & 300.21 Paper

No claim as to chcopuese; Fine Quail? is what you
pay for. Free samples n “

nibble & Inmsmcl.

Put up

P. t6.-CIIANPIOR AMMONIA has sold beyond
our expectations. Why! Bromine it is good, and
because it in cheap.

10 Cents a Bottle.

RO'T ON
POINT.

SEASON 0? 1888,

Under New Management.

 

'ne Indore wish to can the attention of tuna-
and other organisations to the
adva- of non POINT

an favorite resort
forester-tootsie. Ilhhyfartbsmcotattrsctirupet

”the Wombat-glee sari
soon- and
rolls. halibut-now MID,“ Incl-lb

are tables f on
mmmmafilfi.»wfi

LARGE DINBIIIE PAVILION,

(ml anthem. Mini» lame
“ IIIEIIMNMM. "m.
'l‘hr .Wl will open-either motile nor

as to the if I
mthuh popularity u in furorila

WRITER & INIBEI.

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And will open their full line 0."

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