CIIIIIdIII Sheridan.
A Meeting in Chicago at Which
He Expected to Preside.
‘ I'll! ATTIY OF THE CUXBEBLAND.
I Only tbs General's Portralt and Ills Moll-
uy neon-Int In. Real Sell—The Moot-
. in. Was Ducted Io Euloglzln' "In.
‘ Can. Algcr‘s Illoqncut Tribute.
CHICAGO, Sept '20. —Tlit~ reunion oi the Ill!"
flying members II! the Army of the (lumberL
land It antral Husic hall last night was one
u! the most largely attemled gatherings 0t
representatives at the Grand Army oi the
Republic em held in the state of Illinois A
nearly llleslseportrait of thelate Gen. Sheri
dan occupied the centre of the stage, the stage
itnal! being MM with the national I clots
and trophies d the war. Over a hundred
veteran comm-mien, who sen ctl during the
'NI occupied seals of honor (In the stage, in-
. eluding Gena T. T Crittenden, R. A Alger,
Warren Keilerandmany ulllvnl (yen ltoae-I
all“. who acted as chairman, introduced
Hon. John Roche, mayor o! Chicago, who ex-
tended s moat hearty Welcome to the anew
bledveterans. (‘4.Il H. Stone the next speaker,
give a graphic history of the war of the to
bullion, paying a glowing tribute tIIthe brave
Phil shemlan who they all had loudly hoped
would have presided at their mw ting. as it
wasbyhlm the reunion had been Iullal u
short time ago to mmble.
Gen. Alger delivered a most interesting
and touching eulogy on the lite and Inrccr of
Gen. Sheridan, reigning to all tht‘ great
episodes In the war in which he hole so con-
qricuous a part. “Nearly II quarter of a cen-
tury has parsed," said Gen. Alger, "and
peucareigns throughout the land, yet many
of the men who served with him are still
among the living, The muster rolls of the
Grand Army of the Republic carry about
WM names, of which nearly 5001) ham
been musterml out during the post war. It
is estimated that about one half of the vetr
mus living belong to the organization, and
it lsbut reasonable to suppoee that thaw
outside are falling by the wayside a2 rapidly
asthma within. Thus III III) of theme bravo
comrades have passed away some last you
met, an average III about one for every time
the minute hand losses around thedial of
the clock. Their sutferings are ended. Their
weary hurts are at rest. They are beyond
(are and trouble. I53" Iniorhouse can ever
open or close its doors to them. Let us ever
revere their memory. The men who served
their country and saved it, the men who
madeit what it is to—day, the comrades of
our gallant Sheridan ought to be the
nation‘s wards, not the nation's paupem
Great soul, loving father, devoted husband,
loyal friend,” exclaimed Gen Alger, in con-
clusion, “Your life, your aflectlon for your
country, your record as a soldier uncles a
man, are the heritage of a grateful nation. A
country broken you helped to rebuild; a di-
videdsentiment you helped to make one. On
the how of promise. which spanning this great
land, assures us that peace, unity and con-
cord shall mmain Iorevur, arolnsmilmlthe
name of the men who placed it there, and at
its apex shines In letters as bright as the day,
thatshallncver lode the immortal name—-
Sheridan."
UpaI the conclusion of Gen. Algers elo
quent eulogy, which he closed almost. In team,
the hand plural "The “82. " alter which the
proceedings closed The veteran gem-nab and
Grand Army comrades in attendance then ,
‘held an informal and fraternal gathering on ,‘
thesiage. ______________
myth! to Ir. Depcw.
NIW Vault, Sept. Six—Chauncey M. De-
"n was tendered a reception and banquet
last night by the Union League club, of
which he is president. President Smith, 01
the Chamber of Commerce, made a speech o!
welcome, to which Mr Depew responded in a
feliciwus manner, aroiding political Issues or
treating them humorously, and chiefly treat
ing of the superiority of American institu—
tiom and conditions as compared with those
of other countries. Hon. Levi P Morton
and Gen. W T. Sherman Were among the
distinguished Wis present.
They Hate the British I'll“.
le YORK, Sept. Ll). fiSixty-eeren veteran
ducal-s of lleagher 5 Irish brigade cele
hated the anniversary of the battle III An
tietam on Monday night bya dinner Ma}
Haverity, oi the Sixty-ninth regiment, pro
sided. Amid great enthusiasm the veterans
adopted a resolution pledging their lives and
sacred honor to secure the annexation of Can
ada In order to swat-p from America the last
vestige o! the British flag. Police Sergeant
Grainger, who was a captain in Meagher I
brigade, made a speech In sentiment with the
resolution
Republican Nominations.
Peruanxhrma Sept. 20 ~The Republimm
of the First Congressional district yesterday
rmninated Hon. Henryfl. Bingham Hon
Charles O'Neill was renoniinated in the
amend district, Hon. William I). Kelley wa-
rsnotninsted in the Fourth district and Hon.
A. C. Harmer In the Fifth. The nomination
{unguar- of wilt of this city, over which
thrown II bitter contest, has awarded u
Aland Gratr. John Iiardsley was nominated
for city treasurer.
An Involuntary Trapcu Act.
Tenn Rum, Mich, III-pt. 20“..“ on
man was watching a balloon mansion at the
Camille lair when his feet hum en.-
tangled in the ropes of thealrivhipandhe
wasburnealult, headdmmward. 'I’heaemn
ant, who waaperlorniingons trapeu aim.
the old man, mccesdsd at In indrawing
himuwnthebarwandseatedtogetberthe
two made a rule descent, aharhlngtoanda
altitude at 1.000 tact.
Judy. norma- Addresses the Lawyers,
COLUIIVI, 0., Sept. 91-anth
lawyer” day at the centennial, ameetingIl
meal-lathe!» washeldintheandl
tor-lam, with Judge Thurman presiding, 141,
knot regret were read lmChletJn-tles
Fuller and from Gen. Benjamin Harrison.
Judge Thurman made an addru
Mot remhhcsnessd prominentmen-
.d thshlrbthssnrlterpsrlodot Ohio's
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lolllva-‘s Condition.
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WING WM ”OWNER‘-
It! In 3m not Attend a! s Th-
damn.
“What was the {west time you our
Under asked The Talker (It Johnnie Byers,
msotthohest known enginmln the we»;
an country.
“Well,” he) returned, "I reckon a m 0!
(Mytnlles l madam the North Platte and
M the division w the nlmkest. You son, I
was sent out from aha with I light engine
to pull in a unwind director's an Iron: North
miles I)! the latter nation 1 was given an
order to run regardlem of “0175mm: “film
trains were side tracked (or me.
“I hadn‘t lelt the station man’n an min
utes before II heavy IliIiIIIlIIrIItIIrm came up—
they do it awful quick out there—rand; In.
and my fireman any Iyetl the fluent display 0!
fireworks you ever see.
"All of a sudden ’l' om yell: to me:
" “Holy MIMI The lightning’s struck the
track! Pull out, Johnnie, or we're done for?
"I lmlml hack, and sure enough then
came a streak a)! lightning along the right
rail headed for us. it was a kinder whitish
blue sort of thing, and was humping along
like it had a time order.
“I knew that it it struck the machine we
was all gone to the sweat Matter, and I
pulled lit-r wide. open.
something wan ufi, and shu gave a jump like
a scan-II antelope and of! ahead or that lightr
hing strcak.
gaining on n.4, but after the engine got good
and ammd my’,yIIu ought to see thud»
thrice playont betwun uI But tliolight
nlngtliIlntIII-em tIIlIo dm-mragml. It just
spit on its lIanIla and Ilowedalung ntterun
like a promissory note after an insolvent.
(lt‘lltul’.
“WI-ll, been something mIIIIt hedone, but
couldn't make out. how to do it. It was
plain that it thin thing kept up much longer
the water and coal would givonut, rIIIttr.
speak of red hot journals. 1 my) to Tom:
"‘Iieave away, now with the coal sud
we'll Tool him, and, although he'd been hmv
lng away since the start (It the I'm, that
seemed mhclp. (or I could see theiighrning
was legging. Then I turned the Innchnm
over to him and crnwlal hack on the tank
I had an idea. There Was a siding a My
milesahead, and If We would mokI-Iitr—well,
you'll 3w. There was a broken IlrnwlInr on
the tank, and when I reckoned We’d got.
about the right distance I dropped It. I
Could see in rolling along for quite adistanre,
then I got bar-k to the engine and slackii-Il up.
"All of a sudden I heard the moat outland-
ish racket you ever heard of behind [1.3. Then
the air was full of splIIICerII, and when. I
rolled back,sure enough the IlrawlIItr had
fallen in the switch I'Il calculated on hitting,
and had made such II connection with tho
main track that the lightning had been
switched III”! nIiIl heal run down on the aiding
and into two cars of powder stamllng there
I’m sorry I can't give you the exact time II}
that run, but under tho cirmnnstancrs you
couldn’t emit a man to hold a watch, now
could youf'romaha Herald.
Vol. for Intrusive Eyes.
“As you can only IIIIasistIr to me "he
said, in broken tones, Wlll you let mu ltd”:
you 'good night 2"
Shr- shyly said the would.
gently placing her head agnirmt his manly
breast, he kissed her passionately.
”Kr. Sampson,” ehe said softly, "this is all
so new to mo, Inc—so diflerent from what I
thought it to be, that it you will give me-
little time to—to think it over. 1—1 may“—
Rnr law no wtihnrnw Fwnm tho cam-dim
—New York Sun.
something Saloon.
Guest—Lightning struck our hotel this
morning.
Friend—Nothing serious, I hope?
Guest-Yes, quite so.
Friend—Indeed, how was it?
Guest-minted me out an houreorlir' than
usual for breakfast. —C hicago Tribune
The Inventor of Volapnk.
“Volepnk, they say, is aaortot a iambic
a! all other languages.”
”80 I believe."
”Who invented it, I wonder?"
"A restaurant waiter, probablyf-la'nuh
Journal.
Cmful of the finals.
Young Author (maLlag audit-I ses- you
have my new book on the table, lb fist-I
Ina-sly!
Ml. Hammrslyauh, yes, Mr. Preteen,
and we have (onnd it so interesting.
Young Author Itaking tho boom—J notice
some III the leaves are not out.
Eli-W l k y—Er;no, Mr Preface; we
are c u to on It real- so as
sihle —New York Sun. 1°“ ’09
1’le VIII-bk.
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l’lre, Life, Accident. and Plate lllIIIIII
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IIJIDIES’ AM! GE‘TA’ lIl\l.\h‘ II Al I.
( I (I to the I52! "in: when you are hungry or dry.
im- you can get agond "Inarv meal or lmIIlI
M III! houn- at prim-a paths; on ran amml It and
uIagitin. Our «Int-Io- an lea, Inilm aIIIl MIII.
O‘llllfl' but or cold. all kind» 0! Tem manor lIrIIIkn.
Aim Table Board or Board and Alarm; by "N
day or two-k l mm and ‘vk‘ (or ynum-ll rlIaI II li-
jI-I. Illu- hlrrrw and we will try and make on Irv-I at
harm. ItII-pv-eIIIIIiy, 'Illl'. TIE lll‘ K
lI-il‘ I'lrn
Insure Your Life
(In the Endowment Plan.
A man M. age M5 would pmbahl y III-I Il Inmnm
(or twenty or manly Mr year; his! bernuw be
nmlnit for that limo: I-I nu I‘m-on why ll! should
I-npnlnrr loin-II II updating the whole life time
Tlr ha- Iwrr eight hnmlml charm II In a mom-and III
Kiting mIrv than twrniy ymrr and nearly I-Ighl
hundred in a rhIIIII-Iinrl Irl'l IIiII: rwInIy liw ,1an
TIN-nu» hi- prr-pvrta are an lIr- ,[ll he would rm'
rwglfl‘l to provide (or lflt rham . III dIItIiz- whirh
Im IInpiI-amintly IIIImrrIIIIII by a lib» ml 1W mm
W hmme INST ME IN Till
couuzcrlcur GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
UP HARTFORD.
it. .2. IllurMMEIDH'L'
South Somalia.
GILBERT M BITCH.
Lively and Feed Stable
WARWICK INTEL,
Horns and Carriage-Inlet [or all m”.
l mumm- III Depot III lnt'ft All'l'rslm.
IIIIIIIl Turnout» at RmmshIc Prices
Tciapbmw «Mimic». m l!
CANDIES
0! all hindt “MCI-n
BAKERY
.. ..‘- I-..
conunmnas. (MINDY To“. ands tall Insert
Monumental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
Mlll’ltl'fl swan.
slut
I, I' Henry Tilly.
F. H. EASE dz BEE.
(July agents lor city and borough of the
GIIII American” and ”lIIIdiaIII”
Heaters.
'l‘lu Ia Heaters are excelled by none and stand s
the head of the list [or simplicity, durability and
rfllclenry, are self cleaning and easily managed.
We have on hand I this line 0!
RANGES,
Plain and Duplex Grate.
IIIICOIM'I'I'III AND PLAIN CHINA,
Plain and Fancy Glass Ware,
MM'I‘E. TIN and IRON WARE
J "at revolved from the (artery at the lowest market
prices.
r. H. NASH mane
H. 8. R000,
Watches,
Jewelry,
_AND~
Silverware.
fiwmlal atmillun paid tn the repairing III line
watches and lam-dry
all Mala Street.
SEWERSI
l”. M. 131‘; Rf) It)
DEAL III
SICW 1‘31} l’ll’E
AM)
General Sewer Contractor
ls prepared to make mnncctlcns with main sewer
pipe!) In this rily on the Inmt TllV'IIEslllt' terms
' II-s Intending to connect IIIIlIIIiI: recently lsld
more in this city will Iind It to their adVIlKILugE to
call on him 834 ii
F. .l ’l I: It (I I; ‘
llox 2lIISoIItlI NIII'IIIIII (‘t.
The Metropolitan’s Record For l887.
(la n in muuinrr of anti-landing i’IIIlrcIs during
13. ' $3”! I
III. I. in .\.“fll’ldlll’in'! 1%.. fijilflilh‘l.
Hmn III l’fl’mllllll Income during IFII’I, 31.150351
'1
lIItcn-nt Rt‘fl'ipl! Ilnrmng i387, 8.35.919
(mill in Um» IIIcomI during 1909?, SI,‘ 5,16 ifil. :58
NIIIIIIII- r of Du IIhl' lllllllll pIIIIl III list? A! 0'53.
Amount paiu h) I'IIlII. v homer! during I227, 82,-
m. um 'JI.
.\IIIIII-I- r II! Policies in Form, 1 "It“ 549.
Nov IIIF‘GFRIIU ertIIII during in“? 58495521311).
(up III and Surplm for IIrIIrIIy III lomyholdcrs
moron-labour! ITII rI-trn rIHIIIIIrIIl by law (4 pct
UM I and aid IIIIII r lIIIlIIiIIIIIr SI. lo .19: 3 II).
Arm) Im pawl by the q' IIIIIIIaIIy Io iII- l’olicyv
limb to {I r 1 Mn my I'r , now or .:;In7 7. It: I'll}, plus
prwI-III itivmui .\snc' r Slum in; M
70:28?” LE ll'NiK Am nt.
.HDII.‘ ll. I’lifllllh,
I II. . III II 5 ll I.II ‘l'r". rt ll' III: rI:.I.I- II.’
dddl AND deE
Brick, Lime, Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehlgh, Lukswanns, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesharre Cosls.
lIIIII iIII RUBBER PAINT
Yard ’ loot 0! Washington and liar-
shall streets. Branch ofiice at Stilsoa
"my St. In- Mll’l‘
LOBSTERS
From Black Rock
Delivered every Saturday morning.
HIIIlI III
’4
Fresh and Sail Fish,
Oysters and Claims.
All Kinds ofVegetables
l’resb livery Morning.
”Orders mind by mail ortelcphone.
HUNT do ZELUPP.
”F.|"'..F
hhm'dflldmot
m-lpaudlslr
”.msuafihs-umrm
BALDNESS.
[tum-Md” magma
dlEEIlEE Milli
Special attention given to re-
pairs in all lIranches.
A good second-hand, two-seat-
ed carriage for sale.
SWAN E ”SHIELD,
WWI!“ This” Ml h
Manufacturen’ and Painted Supplies”
Ship Chandlers,
)0! Water 30.. Mala-l,
Bfllmlwm. (51'.
”"m-afmmo." ,csavaslalla ”his,
lemvhh‘aaddshslam Mar salt
”fawn“ Mallow m5...“
'fi'fifi—auhuum
“ml-”fl.“- ‘1
anti.“ Eastman
not,“
In“
N- lulu-l“ new
mouthwash
I
939392.!» “All!“
EEMSTETK
Have placed in stock their full line oi
Mens’lnuths’llluys’
CLOTHING
For Fall and Winter.
BEES.
Insurance Building. Masonic lliiilIliI :1.
Ilfiu
So. Norwalk. Norwalk.
HOUSES AND LOTS
FARMS
I.
COUNTRY RESIDENCES
“OR SALE.
INSURANCE.
Fire. Life. Accident and Platé’GIaIa‘s'Z‘ ‘ ._-.
[N BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN IIOMI'IINIES It!
Real. Estate and Exchange Rooms.
45 & 47 Washington Street,
”SOUTH fiORWALK, CONN.
“Hoop—a...—
“TAYLOR a. coma".
Norwalk Chronicler