[act that Mr. Chamberlain dominated the
. anderenoeaddrg’reatlytotheim
tar have been recovered and buried.
' resumed work.
, ,
Int-4mm.
Wm“..-
TIIIIs III Unionists
Strongly Reunited la a Confer-
ence at Bradford.
“BEBAHST HOPES DISPELLED.
Hodge. lad. to Blah All Iii-or Dllputeo
and Support the Government l‘nttl Bonn
III- III-- Coiiup‘ud ~— chamberiain'.
lynch. ‘ ‘
10300: Sept. 21.1116 recent Iigna n!
Willi between the Tories and the Union‘uita
hd greatly raised the hopc. of the Liberals
that they were the prunirsors of nwmplota
dhruptlon of the coalition in the very near
future, but than how were dispellul by the
Union!“ mum hold at Bradford. The
0!
thenmlution adorned pledging he party to
link all minor disputes, defer imleflnltely the
consideration of questions not immediately
urgent and 19‘le the government until
home rule had mllapaed, in other worda, until
Mr. Gladlto‘no should die. These ronolutiona
m the hand oi . the Unioniiotn in a manner
more open than any proriom act or declara-
tion of the loadcrii of that party, and csmlirin
the already strong bclicf that the Unionist-i
are antivuladstone first and loreituiat, and
anti—home rnlo only [II-canny tho Libel-n!
leader in [or it.
Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, weriking at tho
waterence, said that th licaling III' the nip-
turu between the Unionist» and Liberal: wan
limo“ iniixmible. Thotiliialatoniana had not
announced the Ir programme inconsi— they did
know what tin-it uiistaldc lumlcl’ might
m llrnllm’. Th: action of the Trish exec-
113,50 Inverted, had been strictly in ac-
ourdaiioe with legislation Mr. Chamberlain
(hailed that the evictions hull bum unfair. it 1
. would beagruss injustice to oxinl ordtr if ;
blow Were permitted to be defied under the i
moon of the leagiiers. The Unionists would
" the minority in Ireland and praiervo
honor and intogrit y of the country.
William O'Brien Brave- Arm».
DUBLIN, Supt, Zita—Editor William I“. _
O’Brien, M. P... has again laid hint-sell upon to '
thetendor mercies"! Mr. Balfour. 1ch ad
dremd an immense mnmurmol' the tonantry
on the Vandeleur inflates, where so many evic-
tions have taken place. Mr. 0' linen exhorted I
the tenants to adhere to their plan of resist
ance. There was much excitement. Agents
of the government Were present and took
notes of Mr. O’Brien: speech. It is believed
a {rush pmaecutilm will he ordered against
him.
Thirty-nine Bodies Buried.
MADRID, Sept. 20.—All the ymmgers and
«new saved from the steamer Sud America,
which was run into and Sillllvl at Port Luz,
with the exception of tin.- captain and the in-
jured, have l'e-trlnbal'kt'd [I Ir Gouda. The
India of tho thirty-nine victims of the tibia,
The Times Gets More Help.
1.03003, Sept. ill—The Times. it i..- said,
has retained Sir Henry James as counsel, to
act in consort with Attorney General
Webster lathe Farm-ll mrliaincntnry com-
dilation.
End of an English Strike.
lornox, Sept. nit—Tho cotton opera.irr)' ,
who have been on strike in Bolton, Lanca-
ahirn,hare accepted the masters’ terms and
Tho Empresa “1“ Visit ”almond.
Bum, Sega. ‘3).———'l'he report that the
Empre. Frederick will visit Balmoml early
in October is confirmed.
The Parnell Fund.
W003, Sept. ill—The Parnell litigation
fund now amounts to 315.000.
amnion Hill at lllnghamton.
Binonanros, N. ‘1, Sept. zit—Governor
Hill arrived here from New York yesterday
alternoan, and in the evening addrcswl an
outdoor audience of several thousand. The
governor said that the paramount question
involved' in the prtscut campaign 'H: "Shall
the wine, able and economical administration
I! Grover Cleveland be continued or not?”
I— 3
A Valuable Old Manuscript.
A new treasure was recently added to the
[max library, New York, in the shape 01 a
Sixteenth century vellum manuscript, valued
at 812,001 The work was produced at the
order of Cardinal Alessuidro Faniese, ulter-
wnrds Pope Paul Ill, and is illustrated with
six superb paintings by Giulio Clotio, the
Dore of that ago—Frank Leslie's.
TRADE _BULLET|N.
new York Money and Produce Market
Quotation.
Suit Your. Si-pl. i9. —)louey closed In 2 per
cent: the highest rate was 8 and the lowest 2
per cent. Exchange cloud needy. Pooled ram,
LW In; actual ram. 4 WI. at for no days
”a Minimal“ [or demand Governinenu
cloud ate-fly; currency la, in bid; 4.4, coup,
W bid; 49“. 40.10; bid. “Int-d
Pacific railroad hoods closed as follow. U up,“
tints. limits: Union laud grants. Miami;
Union striking funds, scam; Ccntraln, mam,
The whole list, with law exceptions. showed
fractional advance: at midday The ulu for
the day amounted to 508.72» sham
Gama! Marketa
\5' Ya“, W. 19. ~7wun~mzud dull and
weak [or new [look and firm {or old City
mill extra. 50.85% {or West ladies: blinnewn
tum, 5315275175: mptrilnc, 32.10185 twin
author dull but steady; trade and family I;-
7&1.de
W HEAT~0ptlonn were moderately a: I. u gm:
wank, cloning Nightly lower. spot l I m
Wand-ruler. lip“ Id” of No i red Itato
“anaemia. Sn 2do.. We . S3 3- ml winter,
”View. No. 3 donlw: ‘0 -‘ red winter.
05.. tic: doublet. "95:: Nu m.- Mom
was 38'0”“ were mod .Ier active and
1mm. chain; about Clea Spot loll cloned
weak and Illzhtly lover Spot all! oi’ .\'o It
mixedliuc-t do. and. 55th: (10., Oct, Mic;
do 2&1"..in 60.. Dre-6.50”-
OA'l'it—Optloua were dull and barely nearly.
Spot lots cloud! dull and alightly lower. l‘mfl
alumna. lwhmmflfih; No ’lnlo.
3W“ 30. tantalum No. 2 do, 9!“.wa ,
No.1 mind. Sept. 939.: do. (Mama; do»
am..mc.
it‘ll-nun.
WY~3mlnu.
W; new menu, SIB. mo. 75.
would dull and hummus: Oct told
.g murmurs; Nov. ”Marathi. inc. cause
an.
Well“: dull. but Ilrrn; fair Mal-z.
Milt“. 90 MW Mud llrui:
MMINMuzmd-nd,
W not: hold A. ma; course»
gm, mam-momma»;
‘ L, 714.07%!“ while utruC. 7c:
0' W10, Stamina; yellow,
-%—UMIMWIH
am an York M
.-
Union or the Utiltd 8mm ltdllnt mat-
in; in thin city yqterday roadie were
,as follow»: One hundred grids
’ hoot, Shorlll, Yale millage, 0' York Ath~
, th Ipwlazid. Hl lilo Munimtmimdu 1:6 l-Jm-ond».
, vault IIIIII III III-t
SW“. 6 do"
and WW
“an Ml
"hum or &‘ ‘tnTm‘ ‘““" II;
Ail-tom timing at Mt. non- In.
ins. Batch-ll auntie-I
Dl‘l'ltui'r, Sept. 20 ~11» Ant-W Athleti-
letirr club, winner; “1116,1096“ Second
hunt, l-‘ord, Stan-u Island Athletic club, win-
Dcr;tiim-. 103w“) we. Third heat, “Walling,
Manhattan Athletic club, witmer;time, 10 3—5
mm
lluikhanl, of lilo Pastime AtlilI-tii tlub,
nun tin one mile walk in 015410,]“3tllltlllg
tbv brat record by 9+5 sec
in tho. ’0 yards race “eating won the
first lII-Iit in “”5 we. Fourth hem, Balr
Cull, \ow York Athletic club, walkuver.
The dwiding bent an: Won by ll eating in
ll.) '«I'I >113,
’lhr hurdle nice, 1:10 yards, was mm by
Jordan. of the New York Athletic club, in
tin- M‘l'l 'llll boat in 289,43 sec. The final heat
was wIIII by “floating in 2‘.‘ in”: arc.
Hue lilllr! race, Gibb», Toronto Athletic.
club, mm in 4:27 1::
Running lIIile Juanp, won by Webster, of
the Manhattan I iii!» 5: fwi I}. ,‘3inihca.
Tl‘Ir-mlb Livy in min, t'riat, of thel' «Iiul’llr
bin :‘xlllll'lll' club of ll'nninngton, nun in
'31?) 1-3,
'l'tII3 'J'Jil )Iii'lla lIurIllI3 truce “115 mm by
Lungv. --l the Manhattan», mm the throu-
lliilt' “it”: in 22551535.
'l'iw lint hrut of the 400 yards nin tin.» won
liy'l'lmnlliill,nf llic NIIW Yuri: club, in 55
Incoming tlw chmIl by lirniilnli, Iil tho name
club, in Ni 1-3. and tho tinul by billion, of the
New York Athletic «club.
The hm yank duals was won by Tracy, III
the llnlit'nx .lilIlI-ticclub, in 2:21 1-5; Smith, '
of the Non ‘t'IIIk ('.lllli an out]. i
'liiciliILmIII- m I3 “MS mm by L',<Inni3il' ol
the Manlmtinns, lll '.‘I'I in: l "i. 3
Putting tln- bl.\lt“t ll pIIuIIIl Sllllr “le won by i
(any. n! lbe \t \\ hulk Alhli: tic 1:11“)le [out I
ll)»: Illtllt‘S. 5,
t
Rillllllll‘ longjunip, llulpin,of tin-Ulympic
Athlttiv' Ilubuf Vito Y,‘ork “’0" with ‘Vllcct.
llnrrt, of IJIII-Ii '~e3ollegt3, put the allied».
pound linmimr 1’}? iwt l huh, and non
tiiulnhzill of the Monhattaxts, Wnll tlII polo
London. «If tlu3 .M'w York Athletic club,
[ct-t ll iiII'iII-o. ‘
Lul'lsi'lldjl J'II'KSY CLUB.
lmz'LsViLLE. Supt, air—first mcv. chenille;
’utcrsn lint, Lit-bus m-ond. Hurry illcnn
third: time, l:l'."-_.. Second I'm-I3. throw 2
quartersol anIile; Toni Hood first Bron-ti:
w: ond Lad y l’anao third: time l: H, Third [
raw, the St. Inga stokei. two milm; Long}?
Chance: first. J. B. L’luy unkind. Frankfurt
third: time, 3:91;. Fourth mm, iitccighths
of n milc: {iiiiiiii first. Sunlight swund,
Spurting thirvl; llllli’, lztilfi l‘ii‘th ram,
Sth'lI—fllgllllla‘lll a mile; l’IiiiniIIu lint. Stride-
awiiy second, \l'inIiIun third; lllllv, 1:29,,
HIIIIUKLI‘S Jm may I'LI'H Rich‘s.
NEW YHRK. Hopi. "I”.AAFU'IFT raw. 2“va-
stakrs, ”110- mile; Kingston tint. Kim: l’mb
swond, lllll'nlllllll third; time, lid}. Sorniid .
raw, handicap swm3p~iiikI3I-. tIIIlI- and an
eighth; King bile lll'iwl. lhirunn N-I'nilil,
Walton third: tiiiic. lolly. 'l'liii‘nl nor. 5 .
brmzc sink a. milI- and n >Ixtm3ntb, >I-
Lcln May lll'3l. lizillmIn St't't'llil, ‘ll‘i‘llll ti.
Illllt'. l:""' Fourth rm“ Nopiimv fiance,
2-"t'fll’v0ltl3', six l'lll‘lnllfjsi l.:IIi;.'tiIt first. limit
min .su'ninl, l'cli- in third; llllli', hill... Filth
rut-I3, :~\l't't'[->Tul-it‘>, mile IIiIIl thrvwnflxtmuillm;
Bt'lifl ll. lll'al. l't‘l.‘ \Vrrp sw’nltrl. llvlir Il’llr
tliiril; lllllt'. LEW _,. Slhlll i'IIvc. lIv-iivy naught
bandit-up snot-petalsue. nix furl-Inga; Tvlii'ziln-nu 5
that». hilll'lhlt‘l ma‘uvml. NIIIIIII-r licnrvr tiiii‘tl;
tluitv, LIT-2.
tlilllllin‘lx IIIx\I\TiI>\'. .
)5“ \I'llh’, SI pt '..‘I'J. _- Tlll‘Ullllltl \Ittinmil
Curling! 'liibnwn intiouul \Im rho InI- l llill ..
twenty -5I~I Ullll annual St'tivlilll her-3. ThI 1'“-
ports silnl-le ii lllt’llillcrrllllt of thirty-{lino
clubs. Georg» (Iii-w. III' Nuw YIIIII.
clevtulprmidriit iur ih» t'lhlllll‘; ymr: Mn}.
John l’33cuttir, nl l'iII-zi, tint \lI'I'l'l't’Slllr‘lllL
John .‘llL'llllli'Ll of St. Paul. wv'nml tum
prnitlcttt: \\ illIniu Urininton. it. it.
York. chaplain: but id Foul”, «If Sm: YIII‘L’,
eI-ri'rtorynn-l lrt‘llrlll'1*l'. 'llIs- llt'kt nit-ling
will be TIL-bl Iit Album"
“l.ll.\|'r~l)\\' s BASES ..\l.l Ilel.‘
At .l’ll’lbblll'g‘ l‘ittsburg. 4: .\i3\t' 3",lek L '
“its: l‘ittsiiurg, 7; Nut \nik. l-l Eriiim21
l’lltnlmrg.‘ J; NI'W York. 4 llnth-i‘im: )liii‘i‘is ,
and! sirmll “Iii ll and Emu .
.~\t lhtiuit—llI-lrnlt lz-sion. It. Hit“:
Detroit, -l; Boston, :.'. Errors: [Mr-lit, 2';
Boston. 4. liltllt’l'li'r-Z tii'ubcr IIIIIl “uracil,
Rucllmurm- and ‘i'ntc.
At L'llll’nglV—I'lllliltbrlplllll, 5:: (,'lilI.-xigo, 0,
Hits: l’lllllltlclplilfl, 7: Chicago. 3. Errors;
Philmlelpliiu. 0; Chicago, 2, Ilntlvi'ies: [lur-
llntnn and l'lt‘lllk‘lllh. Toner and Flint-ll.
At Cincinnati-4'invimniti. ll: .itlilwtiv. 2.
Hits: ('inc‘imniti. l5". Atlilctic, it). Error»;
Cincinnati. 2; .\llllt'll(. u, llatlcrica: \‘inu
and Baldwin lli mr and llnbihnwn.
At. St Louise—fit. Louis :Bultlniure, 1",
‘.V HS
Hf .‘I'I-w
llits: St. buns. lLI l'IiltInibI-m it. Errors:
5t. inning}: llnltimurv. :l. llnttvrics: King
and lloylv, Kilroy Iuid t‘antz.
At Kansas City—Kansas I‘ity, I);
land, :3 Hits: Knin'ns City, it: ('tch-lniul, 5
Errors: Kniisnilfily, 3!; ('IM'I3lIIiIIl,4. lint-
terms: l’ortI-r niul lhillnllllt', I i'llricii aliIl .\lt>
Unirc.
At [Aniisvillo—lumiovillc, 3i; llrmlrlyu, 5.
Hits: lnuisvillo, in; Brooklyn, H. Erwin;
Louimillc," ..; llrmkly"n, Batteries: llam-
Iicy and Kcrins, might-II and Clark.
\t "Toronto- l'ornntwlliimiltun gaine- poin-
pulIcIl Rain.
At Tim-in ntvr—v li- IclIcIdI-r. 0;; Troy, 5. Hits:
Ikthtcr. I3; Troy, 4. Errors-I: llwhcntr-r. .5;
Troy, :‘I. l'itclicw; Callilinti and Haddock.
I'iLSyrnI-Iiw—Syrm'umu N, Albany, 0. Hits:
{3-1. mm», 14', Albany, 7. Errora: Symmuie,
0', Albany, 1". Pitchers: Bishop and Hun-er.
L' lore-
Stricken ttltli l’nnlynla.
lliiiwnmnr, . Ha, .‘ivpt. 2i).—l\'arrn~n lt‘In-, i,
cx-lhntcnl Slut. . I-IIIII‘Iil Iit l’muinm, ho.» not i
lcrml It N‘Vo'l’l ‘llhi'k nl‘ )rirnlyI-i.» at his lIIIIIw'
in Show Iiii-l .I not insin't'lnl to recon-r,
CONDENSED NEWS.
Tin i-wmliip 13}. ll. Ward. Jr,. iInvI tm-lreI
dn . . IIronlIn- [ruin the port Ill Sc III UrlIInns,
i .t'llk'le tuliaw lK‘t ll lie. “in crow l'nn
..i;.tml «It "innit-cu iticii nnd IIllin I'M.
lint Harriet Beecher Slum: in milieu-hat
better.
William Wnrnrn, the actor, in slowly dying
at Both)".
Robert M. Drew, of New York, was robbed
oi Fill) by {IIotpwlIo at Mninttm, ('Iil.
The bu and of Minimum mruival directors
havodechlmlioholsl tho hmrth IvItrnirIIlat
Hi. Paul this winter.
Arrangcnwntis are living made wlicroby the
twoiaaiotai palntlngnhy limit on the wall.
oi the “utility chamber at Albany can be
can out In blush and removed The)- will
mutiny be unit to [imam
The Roanoke Evening Telegram, the Indy
per in Imithvreatem Virginia, has started,
with William Taylor Thorn an «mm.
Bus—35' 3 bank. at Urim, ills. has been
twinned out ol about 0!in by a clever
1mm. who is mppml to ball from New
York. ‘An
John ii I t mule:- at
«II... cal? Y... m...” ’ M mm III.
3 board.
" political lit}.
‘ “MUV‘D do, and ilnds delight in lace and din-
robflngthollnlwl m E: mm
d010,”). P"
NEW3PAPER NOTORIETY.
What tho Pen Driven “are to Say About
Ero'a Pair pdnghtoru.
Edith Thomas, the poet, will assist in edit
lug St. Nicholas next sons-on
Queen Victoria has had wicker basket:
mode {or her cats to travel in.
Mme. Carnot, wife of the French president,
parts her hiiir on one side.
Amelie Bires—Chanler receives about thirty
letters a day tram her admirers.
Mrs. Lynn Linton, the English writer, is
suffering from bad eyesight, not far moored
from blindness.
Mrs. Harriett Beecher Stowe is in justsucli
a condition as Emernon when be exhibited
the first sign of mental decay.
The empress of Bush: has a household 01
monistreates, yet makes nearly all the cloth-
ing for her youngest children.
Mire Constance Frederica Gordon-Cum.
mini,r gets $250 a year irom the British civil
list in consideration of her literary merits.
Miss Frances Wetmore, furincrly of New
York, has been appointed government phy-
sician {or the island of llilo. "Dr. Fanny,"
as slic IS culled, has a largo practice and is
popular among all classes. She makes her
tisiis on horseback, and is ready to answer
any cull, night or day, in i'nirueuther or
lulll.
Corrcspondenta from Westeruland, II North
5m watering place, describe the queen oi
lbiumanin sitting upon the beach with the
children around her listening to fairy tales,
which she tells verycleterly, and receives
her reward' in flowers and other gifts within
the children s moans.
Miss lichecca Wright, now Mrs. bonsai,
who gave Gen. Sheridan the secret informa-
tion by which he won the battle of Win-
Chester, is a clerk in the treasury department
at Washington. She has among her trons-
ures a gold watch bearing the inscription:
”Presented to Rebecca l... Wright, Sept. 19,
1867, by llen‘l I’hil. H. Sheridan. A mo-
menta ol’ Sept. 19, will."
Princess Victoria (I! “'ales has dart-lope”
‘I a remarkable talent for pastel drawing. and
has just completed a very clever portrait of
Qnmn Victoria. The Prince of Walcs is
I, pleased at this exhibitiotiol artistic ability
; Won in putting the liltyvmxvpimnd weight ‘37 I
on the part of his daughter, and will use
every effort to have it developed. 119 isi‘a
mod critic of pictures himself, and can judge
his daughter’s merits as an artist quite accu-
ratcly.
The Chronicle, 0! Sin Francisco, reports
that among the students of Cooper Medical
college in the class which willbo graduated
in November are two sisters. Mimi Minnie
E and Mini Ellie Dean, fitting lllPl’llSL‘th'S for
tho foreign llllSh'IOllfll'y wIIrl; under the cam
and support of tho Presbyterian Mission
After graduating Hwy “'1” practicc
Ii your in mm of the city hI-quitnls before pro-
ceuliug to their mission livid, which is not.
yet dethrinim-Il on.
Mrs. F. B. Thurber‘s cottage at Ontcom is
built rtIlIrI-ly «if howii lugs, stripped of their
burl: iiud mlund a pearl gmy by the storms
null siiinI'lIinc of sxx yours. The round of the
l":li‘.1il(t'illli’ (Illinlila‘, while the flat inside
{Ill us. tho izz‘II-i-IIIr Milli. If our former
giro: mm lind inn-u born in such log cabins
on this-I3, tho}. “Mild have been regnrdedns
sybaritm nitln‘r than us horny handed sons
of :I 3.1. Hanging in n curuor of tho Thurber
1~I...'3.'i is It luxurious hammock, the prize
w: rll by Mr. Thurlwr forthc third best “'lltt‘r‘
letter [lllllllallml this summer in
' ' min; 'l‘t'lt‘o'l'llnl 41qu York.
nvim Lockwood taught school {or
{list-«III years bf'fUl'O she went. intotheluw.
Sim {aux-d teaching Very hard work and t cry
‘..
.'|i.‘.
“lnl‘ll! Ii Hun-dorm], lx3ingthI-nnn
llt‘ stIIIiInl but and was admittmi
tn I3 bar, and now rim ncrcrnmkeslcss
than {atom n )‘czu'. .‘Ilrs. Lockwood mysthat
I slit» can do housework as well as any wommi.
but that it l.~‘ cheaper {or her to employ her
lflll‘lllfi in I-tlII-r directions. Although Mr
miIbit‘mns run in the line of it public and
slin Ilrexscs about an oilicr
inf-mic.
Miss Dom thulnr has just built a studio
at Untcorn park. in the Catskills. when: she
has III-r summer cottage, which sh» culls
"l’I3IIIIyroyIil." This studio consists of who
large room. with bi‘flllls and stud-ling 0!
burl: covomi logs. An enormous llI'I-plsicn,
built of stone nil’ the mI'nxntnin at the. back of
the studio, fills nearly fill of one side. lmrgo
windows let in the light, and give out upon
It most beautiful View of rnllcy and moun—
tains. 'l'hu outmdeo! thosiudio isnmdoof
bark covert-115mm, which have tho Pth'l‘t of
logs. llidcul. the place looks quite him a log
cabin built in neconlniu'c mtli cultivated
tnsto.
An English reportI-r, interviewing limo.
Bcrnlmrdt, asked: “Where are the young
lions, inndumvi" “Ah, the dour things," she
said; “I had to lww‘dihum in Paris. The
poor littlo tiger, Inu know, is dead. 1
grit-rod {or him much—«nun: than my lricmls
did. lumat'raid." ”And tEIIv {anions collln
with tho satin liningrt. How you that stilll"
“Uh, yin; that is In l’nriw, too." “Iii it truc,
iiinilnnic, that you Iiml tn nircpin it 1" “Well,
yes; 1 IlId bloc}! in It, but not nlwnyr. lt
wm this way: :lj‘hlh'lt'l’ was vcry ill. I
wantml h) be with her at night, and. not be-
iligublo to sham bcr llt'il,llllill lluimllln
carried into va‘ mum IIIIII slept them I
kecptlicmllln still, but I hm‘ccomutotha
coIIcluaiun that l “lil no: bo buried in it. I
will ho crcniatcd.”
Sitterla'n Sew Waterway.
A new Wutvrwny In Siberia will connect
the l ircrs I llil {Hill YI-III-Ievi, rmzl will utlllzo
{ I'I» llivcr ()lIi mIIl it» brunch", Knit, Our-
1 imjn, l/Iinowotnjzt rind Jnsuwnjn~nn outlet
of tho "Grown l.nt:o"~»on one uido, and on tho
ut'IIIr ti." \‘niIIet-wi with its trlbIItm-m. the
final nl‘IIl Little Knot A cutting 434 miles
2' :I':. hem-om tho Grunt Lulu: rind tho Littlo
Kim, will mmpictn tho conncction betweon
xiv: two rircm ’l‘ho Iltfl'nrcnm of level bri-
timm I'Iio Great Lake and the RIM mil in
Il'I} _,‘ (cot, and will necessitate eight luck: be-
ing; IIIIilt, while between the (treat Luke and
the Yenluiel thorn in n (all or nearly 174 loot,
which will luv got orcr by twenty-lire locks.
Tho Urent ldllill in Ii}; lent deep. Thumb
ting, or canal, out at it is 43.6 feet wide and
4.1 {not «twp. The total amount. of ext-are-
tion ano cubic yards,“ which 73,000
cubic yank lint-II ya to boring out. The
works were commenced in 1883, and will be
nniiliml this year, the estimator! omitting
8,0034») whiten—London Standard.
Au om Indian Pupil.
The Indian Ichaol III Carlltle, P... to on
oldest pupil at any educational mention In
the United States. He ll more than to your
bingo. Crazy Bead “his hammandhowu
om chief oi the (how nation. flow-a a
hold warrior and an able ruin. a. In an:-
lourto learn tliowayiiot whitam.aadla
now receiving humidity in blackmail“.
During the coming winter he trill attund
aclml. lie in a mum in vigoroul Milt, and
“I” “I": now“: 'n
in rice. 9 I t,
than k something almost Whit
longing» limit the We! drill-tin
”Milka-MM .
BIIIII IIIIII Silks II $11.00 Iii S1125 III YIII. C j
'Ilieic 5;de will not cmtk In wearing, and we will warrant them {or Iii: months to give pcrlcct rally
{:th Inn
10 Dozen IIIIIISIII’I RII WIIII Shirts and lil‘fllillt’i, 59:. Each,
All Wool 40-inch Henrietta
(fall and see our lngrnin l‘nrpetI-I, this week, at 3h't'.
MW .WWWMw—mm. -mmw.
sIIIIIIIII I “III '
Are odes-luv a Big Bargain in
Perfect Gotxlu.
A few more pieces 0!
A llig Drive in BlackICasiIIIIcrc blmwls,just received.
SCOFIELD 8t HOYT,
No. 3 GAZETTE BUILDING.
tlotli at 430. per Yard.
NORWALK. CONN.
Imp
"llrroltn, Mun, Apriln‘l. 'SII.
ortant.
A. I". Quinlan! Fun
I hm "it‘ll QII'IniarIl‘nharmpnrilizi
since last Summer and It ha:- put me In pimpe- in
work mm more which i tutu IIIII ab}. III do
1 4:1th “LII mm In I'Inlml Ainerim two )1th
my) III I! in no with mi from it iIinu,
quinine. I3. 'c. b the Wlllllt'flillv,
ponllu did the mums for me
G20. 13. PLAIQ'IED.
SIIIIISI IS III
2: Much SIIIIII in the honey '
.1011:
”I r! 1
in -r Mnrucnllm ('I tho,
i; rt “Ilium; Tull. . .. .
l. G. Jun
llII-i annn TI-.:i
I' mimcry Bniur
( rI- f'lillil'y linu- r l m I
lirllhl.‘ H .il Snap . .
L’liakip
"t -il"’uli| n um i '333,lIII~I III III
3!: m. III '2 Jam, pt rItlnIII mp‘, i .
I.
ll: lbbitl
Iii-33: lvnIviIa.
i‘Iv v'si “nun lql’l‘lllfil VIII”? . HI
IIIIIIII :Ii iii? In.
W HIIIIII Seymour
5,31!
I III: IIIIIII
Bill Till Stilt j
WEAR
C. H. Harvey.
FALL AND WINTER
lr-IIIIII Lot. IiIry “I hii *ltt'” minn- my‘
It'vrt 'lilV
u I-
..,‘
.\Il\'
III-III
'.vIIour 'lln-l;mu~ Till I:lIIIIlIi3'r:Ii)
IrIIi~lI l. -'lII hi‘ l in {I II It II Iiw rI-:iI'ii
(lblullil’ )1, «ml. I-- I. I TILT-Il‘liili‘
Irll ItII'n
”40+.
Rubber
South
Yours Truly
MILD BY (I'b‘li
090 v ..._ -
'1'" I} P33 “'51 "'1.
i'lllTI'I', ._ . ,, l ‘
Ii Snap _
~I‘T yu‘, .'I g II
III“! ll}
Counters.
w-..” ._fl
Ill \\ Iisliingtoii Strecl.
llAVILANll'.“ NEW i’Ll II 'li
:‘tl’r ~II. II Ill
'Im: ngii‘Il . iy fur
.l' 'iiv Shin: Ii.’
.0.
ll! tIMv-t
Iu‘II i I
Good
A smariitxi'i'.
They Shall be Sold at L:
Year’s Prices.
I'll”
(1E... HARVEY,
3! I333! Ill‘ll.‘
l2 Main Street.
"P‘l' I: I'nlunIIi,
Q'IIIIIIurII a mum
l'. (l, HILL.
N or'wnlli.
E: u- lllli Ii gall on.
MIXED
Tut-my kinda of rpirm mixed {or pickling.
GREEN .lilh‘t‘. 32R ROOT.
V”;
15 cent», Ii dnmi.
All Kinds of Whole Spices.
up my all around hone-t denier mu giro.
Eli-oily for l’icitlin: and
[unnerving 'l‘imc llcrc.
7? I WIIII SIIIII SIIs
i
i
Um hi1”! our (ill l‘nrirv (hit-3 an- worth l‘g i
'. Hag-Hf IIIiIrr. “iii “t :h 4” Mini 3* llh TU lb
ibig.
I. .I I .I .I
s I. - II. II! I. tlvnl'pfln‘llll
\nii may lItII‘IL )IIIl bin horn foul
‘..
Dibble’ 5 Block Main St.
PIII SIIII Vilfllltll‘
$PICES!
Nice Juicy Lemons
IIIIIYII’ SALT. ILIY SA L'l‘.
- :IIIIl Ii T‘ILI‘H m: ”'I'V “lull uni- 'u do It
rm uur- ltlll 3m: mIIyIt Ink Mir
SItItIlI SI SIIIIIIIIII’:
I3 t
i
’ E VERY PAIR SOLD WITH
.‘Ih .
SOMETHING NEW.
F 0LLOWIN6 GUARANTEE.
“’nrrantcd not to break nor
roll up will: one year’s wear.
If they do the money paid III
for them will be reminded.
STON TORE.
BO
m
‘ WOOD WMAhlE‘ELS,
DOORS,
BASH BLINDS,
IHARD W091) WORK.
I or All Klflh‘ ( W"
l.I'3»- Stock of ‘itlllllllléS: ”'1”: “Y 7““ g “fl—pf:
:‘m- ’i‘riuiiiiiiz; night‘s! (‘tisli Price in “to '3
... ‘ M incnlrno'rii
We 931’ Sheet (“353- has. iliiill'm liolilcs iron, Ind
"Ill‘illl! :Iu. ins.
:::Hi 'lui'iiiziz.
_.._.. W. ... .__..-
h:
I..-I I
I,I.IIIII~-r Yn’vi tw'w-rr rm‘r
llilll n .
-::‘. Ill.’l I Cll'l'II'lIL"’
sfiiit? Iii I IIIT 'lIIII... ‘ III
“South Norwallr. Carin
S‘SIIII, SIIIII S SI.
EElllESS"
LABIES“ "‘ DYES
[to ‘our own Dyeing. at Home.
’l‘h y will dye- everything lIIuy III-pm i. ww.
'lwn'. l'ru‘c It’c. ll [tori-tam. ‘l hey bait It'll‘llllll I
I. r Strcng'h, llrightnm, Amount. In lama» w
3 or for l‘. Ir-tnuuot I olor. or non- lit. Inc Qllllllltr.
They do not crock or until; ”colon. For mic by
jii‘.’ ly
SPECIAL SALE
lln‘i l‘ s I'llflnllh'l)‘ ataltlm ll. l’lnle’ul (thugwu
'Eiill llvmls.
inr‘ Ir- mm Jr: : ~3..
:. o.II.l {II
\\ II.‘ I} .3! I'ODNIUH II,
I'l 'l :' .‘J'HlWALK.
' J. I‘. Peckwell
flame :3 B arr. Walt! at.
Norwaln, Conn.
living nnalIiI- to manufacture
. . ..
Ii A R N 12.. S S
{‘.AI Inipww wztli laruucourrrnm l mm- tnscn the
49. m, of our .7! the (mica! :Invl lurzvstvmtnbiirh-
much III ill" first" lur rhr stale til
i Inc-5:, SIiIltllvs‘, Halters, Sur—
t'lllgb‘b, ("I'Illai's, inc.
"' me Harrie as To Order,
\. nan: II III II I. old nuind whore V will kceparegn-
to: line or i.‘ hips Sponge: t'hauioia la ct
| Roll-m. Ford liner. Traveling llan to
-I-:t ltII' rh't‘i. by M HILL}; por-
BUILDERS
It is not all
I: o r e r e d with
Nickel Plato
It is made in
YOUR
own town.
Also
Agent for the
celebrated
ll 1 C 11 I 0 N l)
RANGES
Plumbers and
Gas
Fitters, Slate
and
TI to Roofers.
.. K. l.()CI.iVV()OD 8: (41).. Nor-walk.
11118023
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3.3110132.
. Lockwood & 005.
The
E.
We will open on Tuesday, September 11th, at 9 A. M.
Skill!" yards of 15 in. l
:Iii‘snmc pt- II'cIitngI'.
[H'l'
“THE PANSY”
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lit LAT. lll'i ll Ml Si TN. PM! I «In: .Ility, zit 10c per yard, worth llic.
Um- lIIt «It damaged KIT) (' l. (H 138 for tho pm: II: .ill'.
25 skelns of l‘ lllillllllll' ll \
GENTS’
This sale will mntinuc’ until all is sold.
'lhcsc goods have been sellimr for $1 {)0 and $1. 25.
Also other MUSLINS
Also another lot for 50¢:
Ladies’ Gossamers
Fm 951.00 and :l].‘.’t'. Reduced from $2.00 and 82.25
J not opened it line of
HIRTS Muinn Underwear
800i) lllllK
ran 50 are.
GOOD
LUCK
llllllllllllllllll.
Romnmiis m \i 00L DRESS GOITDS In lengths irom I to 15 yards.
from 5 to 50c writ-TI; also It lllll line at (Mlllltll’cll II and Gents llnndkercliiela
Which will be sold at prices to suit all.
Also II line of
Woolen Blankets,
I BargainsinTableLinene
10 11 12
49 4’ 4"
"I”
Lndics’ Ill” uMS’l’lTCllED ITAINDKERCHIEFS, lain, White and colored burden,“
A rebate of 15 per cent on all STRAW MAT 1868.
‘8. S
cum NORWALK
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