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Conmonflnu. 1888.
cirullntion. Depowenthusinsln and Depew
. tnlkis putting oil the other boom in the

shade,nud hissdherents m working with
vigorto‘inske amends for his late appear-
nnoein‘the field. Oniyono opinion was

undidntegthntwns thntDepewwnsndsn-
geronscandidnte,nnd that the railroad in-
teresthndcertnlulymndo upitsmind to in-
nugurstoehot light .

Boththefliermln end Alger lieutenants
hnd caloubted upon their heeomingthe
reddmry legntees ot the New York strength.
lnbothcunps it was ireely admitted thst
they were inoctofnoe with a serious condi-
tion of «slain. Not only is New York's
warty-two vetcsngoodmnny, butthentaie
hnpivotnione. With the exception ol
Hsyeqnopresidenthnsheeu electodtor the
pasttwenty'flve years without ite nid,nndso
ssytheObionns, Indisnnns end lownnssnd
theothers. “When the New Yorkers goiuto
the convention and my Depew cnn carry
Row Yorknndnobody else can," the sheet is
loundtobetremendoun

They admit, too, thntbewiil got votes out
of Nebrnslm, which has (our reilroed nt’
tomeys in its dolegntim Someoutol lows,
lllinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, perhaps Knu-
sns. and to say nothing of thosoutheru stem;
but they will not admit thnthewillcome
within the 412 votesnecemary [or the nomi-
nntiou. They-ytbgtwheuthegrnngsrvote
mmmummu nrsilroed
nomineeltwillntonoeruntoshelter behind
the mongest men. In this lightthesltunr
houghtto‘bo more pleasing to Sham-n
tlnntonny‘oithe others. He hss been in
the lend iromthomrgnud lnrgelysomnd
nltlwnghtheDepewcnndidncyluthimnoms
by votesthnt had been confidentially counted
upon,hegninedduriugthedny in other db
rectionn

Alger,eswell asAllisou,mnystill hnv'In
dww,buttbeiectremninsthst thesitnstion
isNewYork end Depew epinst the field,
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Sherman.

The binaries oi the other comps were
' openodonDepewes soon us his caulidscy
wuslslrlylannched ltwnscoutendodthet,
whiletheiact thstsmnn is identinedwith
ngreetrailrosdsystern ought nottobsrhis
seeking election to the highestomceluths
, gittottherepublicdet this idea could not
beimmdouthegrent body of grenger
voter-n Awning, therefore, thst they
would revolt on Inn-s ngnin‘ e rnilrod
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thntitwouldbssdnngeronlthing iorthe
liepublicsnpsrtytomo in politics use
mungeulonndtrleh. ‘
Anintaestlng spisodsntlisln-sds'shesd-
qunrterswssths meeting ot the vensrnbls
buxom sud Mtho'
hndnotssenesohothsriursevunlyenrn

Ingstheslternoousndevsnlng sndsslscted
thcirchslrmsnnndlnsmblld thevsrlous
commit“ The Arhms
bsdlysplitup in its prstm Vermont
(avoredGreshnm. ~
TheColoradomendeclincdwmnkehnown
then-choice in ndvauceo! the conveutlm.
Allison end Alger hnd the bulk 01th.
Nebrnlhdelegntiouln itsmeethg.

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Theprueutmnmflomin point e! num-
henhthegreetest ever held in (mic-go.
Nothingiibsit he ever
oitbestrests itwould

wedgodinnsolidm in the rotundn nnd
corridors of the Grand Pnciiic (or
twenty minntesor morewlthout being nble
wmovenstepmudtheeflorts oi the police
tobrhgorderoutotcheoeonlynddedtothe
moi contusion. It is worse todsy,ior,
mdingtoflwnflrosdmportyover 5,000
visitors. including a big Rusk t
humthonsin,throecarlondslrumNebI-sh
and two olAlger shouters from lichlgnn
minhetweenmiihiightanddnyhrenh. It
mysmnchiorChicsgothstshe csnieednnd
WMeleltbplentyolroomtospnn

The national committeomen dented at
the vsrious cnucums yesterdny luclndstho
following: Iowa, lion. John 8. Clnrhson;
Now Hampshire, Chnrles Pike; flinnseotn,
n. G. Evens; New Jenny. G. A. Hebert;
Connecticut. Samuel Femenden;Wisoonsin,
II. C. Payne; Indians, John C. Noni-Ins,
'l'. I. Haynes; Hichignn, J. P. Sunburn;
Colorado, Gen. Willhrn Hammad; Ver-
mont. F. L. Burden;thth

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Thenbovecut mode (roux the nrchltea’s
plensdthoconventionhall,shonnssctiu
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willbeohservedthnttheeeiling hump".-
tively low, in ordertoprusrvetheben
somxticproxxrtiegwhllethegnllulesnresr-
nngedsothstslltheseetsot the
onthelowernnd level portion at the flow
can boscen lrom sny sent in the how
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mtsolpersousinthenislesdoes notintsr-
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83 Held 1%.. South Norwslk.

Ylsusl lmpsrlections detected and corrected,
lpcclscles. llidi no" snd'lye Gluten.

Gold

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prices 9 22 ll

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Valuables.

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stock of one of the largest importers in Boston, which was
sold by order of the Court of Insolvency, we succeeded in

l 30‘“) CABT' , purchasing ate more nominal percentage on the cost oi ini-
W ‘ ortution. This stock, which was personally selected by Mr.
2 Ni ' s- ’ W ‘ inmnn in Europe for this season’s trade, consists of ' , _ .
0‘ Mil Milli . Onshmere Shawls Jerseys, White Goods Robes, Chantills,

, 4 Spanish sud Egyptlsn buses, Pianos 1: s. lislnburgs,

_ ”“4"“ here Curtains, Bod Spreads, Towels, stincs. &c.

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”Blink 8113111111! and Gninure Laces, Fluuninn all Well

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After several days of negotiation with the owners of the

 

9 Bhutan», 45 inthcs wide. an inch Embrodsry; cost to import. 1

ins skirting. 45 inches widowlnch Embroidery; cost lolliport, l M: omprlce lie.

Vine Shirtless, 45 inches wins mm ennui-lemmas import. .50 pound; osrprieebl so

i'ine minim, flinch Enamidm; cost to import, 83 per ysni; our pnos.

Pine Bkirtinxs. 40-inch Embroidery; cost to import,

agencies vsrlely of :2 inch Mutiny [or childun's
yr scion.

IRISH CROCHET EDGINGS.

19 Tm 15:303..
8.0mm; mwinmu.m.sssndaoc.p«pm; our prices. low! 15:.

LADIES UNBERWEAR.

.tbper yard. our price. We.
NW

.50 armour ca. 1.75.
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Oils Vamishos.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door

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nonm scum nigh: Dresses, cost to or.» iron: one to s: ash; our prion, so. so, is end '75:. ,9 | |
chemisesmilhyokcsel luckssndeunbroiday.cantiomskeimsow'laceschwnrpriumawsndm 1‘
Drewgwwillgfilcnch, umhrlc mills and embroidery, cost to nuke m- 8 In The per pslr; our prices, an s , 0
Walking slut-3mm with Torches: lane on embroidery, cost to nuke mm om in sun cub; our W
prices, 2s. so. 75 sud 7k. -
Laces and Vcilings. ”MW”

Vail Lsces,Egyptisn Laces, Oriental Lsccs at less than llslf Cost

0mm Pulley WI, cost to import, 25¢ per piece of is you“: our price only to.
Cress: lune: Inca. east to import per yard [our mm our selling price, st only 1. 2. s. 4. send dc.

The cmndest Bargains In’ this sale will be

These been will be oflcred st wires that will he sppn-cielcd by our patrons to such Ill extent As to no

630023,
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‘ The Place to Bay is at .

DAVID STOW’S,

8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ST.
11]? STAIRS.

SOUTH NORWALK.

SPECIAE JUNE SALE

~37...—

GREATLY REDUCED PRICES

For Cash.
lngrnin Carpets. 15 cts. and Upwardly
All Wool “ 50 “ “ “
Tapestry as 44 u so u
Velvet “ 8| 00

Wall Papé—rswgades, &c.

l. llllllllilllllll & Sllll,

89 Washington Street. South Ion-walk.
"THE Picnlb SEAson Is HERE.

YOU CAN FIND A GOOD ASSORTUENT 0F

Canned Tongue, Deviled Meats. Ginger, Cocoa‘nnl, Orange
and Vanilla Wafers in decorated tin boxes, all kinds of Fancy
Cakes and Crackers, the Celebrated Cocoonnt Macaroons. at
25c, per pound Schepp's Roy all Cocoanut Tapioca Pudding
Preparation, just out, at 15c. per package; once tried is u sure
friend. The Norihlicld Creamery Butter in one-hull and one
pound prints, which has gained such a large reputation, is re—
duccd lo 30c. per pound. Also First Class Duivy Butter, ireeh,
rosy, and line flavor, at 25c per pound. Also the very best
Goods at the lowest possible prices. We can give you the
Best Tea in town at 50c. per pound. Our Colleen arc the very
best. If you have not given us it trial, come and see us, and
leave your orders ior Fruit and Vegetables.

CHARLES. E. SEYMOUR,

70 WASHINGTON ' STRB‘ET.’

SEED POTATOES.

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The Metropolitan’s Record For I887.

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Gain in Pres-inns income during 1287, 81,10,931...

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Gsin in (iron Income during 1m sinuous
number of Bath Clem)! 1537.3”.
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