IMMHeWitl
Mast Meeting of Millionaire
Taxpayers of New York.
PARTY LINES uneven news.
an; w». or an Political stupor-M
Want an "one“ Man and 11“" Found
Illa Without a Lantern—Abram fl.
Howl" “lofted tor Buyer.
. .Nzw You, Oct. 5.~A mm meeting re
workable for its high repriwntative char-no ‘
tar. at the Coupe union last night. nora-
inated Hon. A. B. Hewitt for rechacthxi as
mayor. A Bermbhmn, Jacob D. Vermilye,
president of the Monrlieiits‘bank, provided,
and in his addrem declared that party lines
ahrmkldiuappearinthe prwenca of a grant
oppwtunity to confer a but)“ upon the whole
people by continuing Mr. Hewitt in the
mayoralty. These sentiments were xii-echoed
hythe other More, I)emocratic and Bo
publican aliko. James 0. Carter, preshlent
of the Bar exudation, made a striking
speech. urging the alsolute need 0! divorcing
municipal government from party politicu.
He showedhow Republican and Democratic
politicians pool their imues to rob the people
whenever a fat thing like the aqueduct eon-
tnurt is In eight, and declared that the
only remedy we: to elect men became
of their known honesty and busines
capacity, without regard to- politics.
The mayor 0! New York has nlnolute power
of appointments mntrolling 25,000 employee,
and has the control of disbursements amount,
ing to 815,ll)0,00l) a your, beside a voice in dis»
peeing ol the read of the M,W,M raised by
local taxation every year—an amount greater
than Were for many years the expenses of
the national government. It was a dan-
gerous power, but there were men in whose
hands it When safe power. The problem was
to select the right man. We had proved Mr.
Hewitt to be one, and it would be very
risky to experiment with any untried man
so long as Mr. Hewitt was available. The
partisans insist upon offering some one else.
We will reply, the fact that you are partisans
and are working for your selfish interests is
enough to condemn your choice as compared
with the non-partisan choice of the Marines
and atrial interests of the city.
Resolutions embodying the views expremed
in the speeches were admired.
Among the hundreds of leading citizens
present were Conrad 5'. Jordan, Elbridgo T. '
Gerry, Morris K. Jesamp, Frank B. Thurber,
Jenkins Van Schaick, J. Pierpont Morgen,
William E. Dodge, W'. Butler Duncan, B. H.
Bristow. W. P. St. John, F. C. Barlow, G. K.
Blatant, S. L. M. Barlow, Burton 1". Harri‘
son, Henry Clown, R. S. Miuturu, James A.
Roosevelt, Anson Phelps Shiites, Glarence A.
Seward and many others
A crmunittee was appointed to tender the
nomination to Mr. Hewitt.
A letter was read from Rev. Howard
Crosby, who was unable to be present, stating
that he had oppoeml Mr. Hewitt'n election
two years ago, but was glad to confess his
mistake and join inurging his n'nominntion.
An interesting incident ol’ the inflating was
a speech in favor of Mullcwitt by Jackson
S. Schultzc, who some time ago had a warm
personal controversy with the mayor ona
question of administration.
STANDING BACK FROM DANGER.
Sensible Dealers “Waiting for the \I‘hrat
Fever to Sublime. -
Cmcaoo. Oct. 5.-There was considerable
Ies excitement in wheat yesterday than
W y, and with the exception 0! a
little rry at the opening the day passed
without notable incident. Prices at the
opening were higher all round, and within
five minutes December and May sold at $1.14,
the highest points of the day. From this
there was a gradual letting down. By in
o'clock prices had eased oil nearly two cents.
From this time until the close, except the
drop of December to 31. 10}; shortly alter noon
and its hulgeto $113 at l p. m., there was
little to note, prices ranging generally from
$l.ll to SLR}; May followed this option
closely, with October selling from 8].“ to
31.06%, and rallying to 81.0914. The condi-
tions of Wednesday’s market caused many
conservative houses to refuse new business,
and many regular operators on their own ac-
count have left the pit until the cram sul»
sides
“Tutu"! Murdered Ilia (lion.
Hacmsacl. N. J., Oct. 5.-——John Myers
Domains was found guilty of willtul murder
for the malicious killingol hiseon. Bogart
Doremus. on June It} last. The son had up-
hraided his father on account 0! his brutality
to his wile. Doremun is well conducted both
in this state and New York.
Dc Rana to Be Surrenderrd.
BHEREIUKDKK, Que, Oct. 5.—Jndge Rionx
decided that De Bnun, the defaulting omitt-
ant cashier oi the National Park bank, ol
New York, must be surrendered to the
United States nuthorltiee.
Ste-null“: Overdue.
New You, Oct. 5.—-Some anxiety la telt
in Ihipping circles {Or the ntety of the New
tlonal line steamship Italy, which Ielt New
York Sept. 19 (or Liverpool, and iii live dayi
overdue.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Vennont’a general membly convened
Walrus-day. Ex-(loVernol' Ornnhy read his
rebuilt-wry. and Gorernor Dillingham war
worn in and delivered his inaugural uldron.
MCQUM the New York noodle ex-ald 1»
than, who has been granted a new trial . has
hum mica-ed from Sing Sing on Mimi hat I,
The Republican carried two of the nix
tvarda of Atlanta at the tannin-in ii election
It in the tint time in aixteen yo- ..‘. thnt. they
have made a mutant.
1'39qu llll returned n \el’tllct at man»
daughter against datum-Niven (or kill“.
Arthur Cravin at Provhlmoe, It. I.
In. Harte P. storey, dlvmeed wile of
Wilbur 1'. 8w, hat floured a Judgment
thh‘lm harm-“mourned“
annuity of ”.mduring her lite.
Denim Wflvolon «girl-er at
tun-ammonium. N. Y.
lira Eveline Winklu', an aged woman,
wanna ever and killed bye Imetearat
Troy, ll. Y.
Therewaa a light treat at Iohlh, Ala,
’I‘hnralay morning.
Alli-ll a 80m, ot The Baltimore Sun, lave
planted the new cruiaer Baltlmm witha
nominate library.
1w Daniela, at Chicago, In recov-
III a Mr. “new again-t Guitar ll.
W I!
Thu-Hume! the WW no"
mill-at Illlaub have-trucktorahallmt
a W drama.
1‘)- Baa Truckee collector at m
In“ “In that no more return will
calla all he land to mun-u- m.
fiWm
“I“t
. Bt. Innis, Oct. 2.5, 2», 2:
“ may or run m.
tall Heath. at Jere-o Purim
(lame- and Other Irv-ta.
N" You, Oct. 5.»‘l'he results at the Jo
“nominees-real follows: m nee,
puree, mile and a Iixteenth; Pillow-y
am, Noam lea-id, mutation third;
than, may. Senor-I race, Tuckahoe stakes,
l,-lwyarda: fia’vator tint. Mimi liliyeetxul.
Daylight third; time, 1:34. Third rune, Man-
hattauhandienp. mmandarpiarterzll‘lrrnzl
31;: Terra Gotta; mud, ”HIM” third;
, max. ‘ourth race usual-tabs,
threoqnartenotamile: Banal!" Bearerllrst,
Mirabella-swirl, Kaloolah third; time, hill.
Filth race, purse, one mile; 0th first, Wil—
tred mond.Bensthird;tiine, lzlilg. Birth
race, puree, veiling, l,lU0 yards; Forum
am, Oman mound, Drake thinl; time, R23.
wonui's cunnrmxsnn- “nuns.
Nzw You, Oct. 5.——l'rmilentn Day. at
the New York club. and Von der Aha, 01 the
St. Louis club, met has: night and '
the following win-while 01 baseball ganwa,
which are to decide the championuhip ol‘ the
world: At New York. Oct. It»; Bordon, Oct.
17; New York. Oct. lH: Brooklyn, Utrt. Ill;
New York, (Jot. till; Philadelphia, Oct. 2'3;
TWENTY 30V!” GLOVE: “GUT.
Bananas, Dirt. 5.4—Frnnk liurphy,ul Bir—
mingham, Englnial, and John T. thinks, of
Braiutree, ”not, the tontimrweightn, Signed
articles {or n twriil y mund glow ”intend, at
llli pmmdn. Quwmherry ruleis, within eight.
Weeks from date, for a puma! $54!), at a
place to be named by the Basin: sptmiug
man who givm thy.- purse.
, rurnsnav’n nanxnau. our».
At New York—Now York. I; Chimgo, 0.
Hits: New 'York, :5; l,,‘liivngo, ]. Errors:
New York. 3: Chicago, 5. Batteries: Crane
and Brown. Tenor and Farrell. 9
At Elston—Benton. 0: Detroit, Ii. Hits:
Boston, 2: Detroit, 4. Errors: Breton, 6;
Detroit, 3’. Batteries: Sowdvrs and Tate,
timber and Wells.
At Pliiladclphia~Phillulelphia, IT; Indian—
apolis, T, Hit-i: Philadelphia, 21; Indianapo-
lis, 9. Errors”: Philadelphia, -l; Indianapo-
lis, 5. Batteries: Bullititou and Clements,
Boyle and Myers.
At “'nahingtciii—Washington), 5; l’ittuhnrg,
0. Hits: Washington. 8; Pittsburg. 3. En
rors: Washington, 3; l’itluhurg. .5. Batteries:
O’Doy and Mack. Morris nnd Carroll.
At Bri'xiklyn—llrmklyn. 10; Baltimore, 3.
Hits: Brooklyn. '9'; Baltimore. lo. Errors:
Brooklyn, 13; Baltinmro, 5, llilttcrics: Car.
rutbers and Clark. Kiln iy and (Jana.
At Philadelphia—.\thlo-tir, ti; L‘lcvolnnd. r‘l.
Hits: Athletic, 7: (lowland. ll. Errors:
Athlethic, l: Clevvlnnel. T, imp-om: Way:
hing and Townsend. H'llricn and Ill-*Guire.
At Inuievillo—L:ru‘bvillu. Ii; Cincinnati. 7.
Hits: Louisville; t5; Cincinnati, 7. Errors:
Inuievillc,~t: Cincinnnti, '2. Batteries: Strut-
mn and Cm. Yiau and Baldwin.
At St. Inuiswhit. lmuisfi; Knits-n» City.
9. Hits: St. Louis, 1?: Kansas City, 10.
Errors: St. Louis. 4: 312mm City, 1. Ban
terms: King and Dolzmv Sullivan and Daniels.
Commercial linlon'e Darth lllow.
Omiva, 0a. 5,~Sir John Macdonald
Stated to a reporter that “reelection of White
”represent! Gal-dwell in the houmot mm
mom strikm in ninth blow at the mnunemial
union movement. upon which ticket Stubs,
the [.ilwral candidate. contented the election.
White mm an outsider brought lmmlllon»
treal,and had a strong influence Working
against him by those who wanted a local
man.
Hipul'ts Go to Jail.
BL'FI‘A m. Uct, 5,—«Jolm Pluses, “'lllinm
Baker, John Shnhu and ‘h'fll’gi‘ La Blanche,
“Marine." were rostrum-cl to various terms in
jail for aiding and alr-ttiug the want lemnle
prime fight on Navy Inland. Baker was sent
up for six months, Shahn live and. a half
months and La Blanche and Float thrm
months each.
Failure- of Yarn Dealer;
PRUHDEXFE, tlvt. 5.—l{ddy k Street,
dealers in cotton yarns, have failed, with
liabilities llfillfllfllthl at Sioux», most of
which is thought to be witha Full Hivu'
mill, in t'nnm- 'ticut firm and Providence par-
ties ._._
A new portiulm is covcml with lizard skin
and llilul inside with pink daumk sill:
TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Product; Market
”not III ion».
XII Yultii, Oct, 1. -».\lorwy v-l vwd ar 3 per
cent. The night-5L mtr- on; It and the lowest $3
'per t‘cllt. Exchange clonal strain; posh-d rules,
l.$l§~;<igl.‘~ll: actual flies. {flat-ills tor til)
days and l [email protected]'ll§ tor demand. “overtime-nu
CM‘flrmly: currency tie. til hid: lei. noun,
I?) hid; dine. din. we bid.
Put-inc railroad bonds cloned M follows: Union
firsts. lizlrigilei; Union land mute, lolcmm‘i, hm,"
sinking lands, 1510123; Controls, 11mm.
The muck market wan extremely dull during
the lorrnoon, but its tine wan (nunparntwely
strong. The opening prices were it, to Lg per
cent. ion er. Alter the tint call there was con-
siderable buying to your, and the decline was
recon-rm! in most cases by 11 o‘clock. The Iner-
ket khb‘n became extremely olull, and price»
changed but little up to now». In the hour In 1
o‘clock "it.” made a further slight advanc»,
which lelt values lrnctionallv higher. The mar-
ket ueuiily rtra :thened alter l o'clock up to
nithln twenty whom ot the close, when there
wantome selling to realize. and a reaction 0! if
to K per cent. was ll"- mult. The .188 for the
day amounted to moan shares
General Markets
le Your. Uct. ~i.-Fl.0lIR——Cloaed dull, but
prim-o are firmly held: tine winter grades, :34;
3.50; do. wring. $2-W‘15: Itlperllne winter,
n-wnwo; do. wring. $3.506“. Southern flour
firm. but dull.
\t‘lll-lAT-There was a marked almnceol the
o-xcitetuent which attended the dealing in options:
yesterduy. and the lluctuatlnm m-rv n. at to uni.-
Decemlnr. which In theleaturent “him-may”;
truliaz,upennl Kc. higher. or sun. but mm
tell all to SlJl. Tilt“ price ”I that option re-
mained a: about that figure \lmmz the day. and
clonal at lellq. Thr- markrt rlnml alum
ideally. Hpoi ht. cloud dull and lower, Mpg]
aim of Sn. l ml III"! at “Joann; Nu. 2:10..
mm M. l extra red. it It, No. I while. ti."
@1in No. 2 ml winter, Oct... sum: do . Nut.
sin-n4. .10.. nus-2.. mm: do, Jan. slum
Ct)ll.\‘-»~0ptkltl4 were Mental] active and it»
n-gulw,clmlnghuout mm. hum. mint lot-
chum! quiet and 14169:. lower. tspot nah-a ol
'0. I mlxedat m: 30.! mild. 0.1..
wad do. Not. M5604 do. Dec" W.
OATS-Options cloned Imam-ad with
little chum in prim. Boot iota eloard weal
urine. him-r. Spot-nun»! no. I met Ila;
No.2! ileum: No. I wanna: No. I 110..
may no; No. 1 mixed. M, are; do. Now,
31%.: do. Dem. 52m.
lll’Fm-Imll.
HARLEY~Nomlm
mink-Cloned dull. but mean; are use,
unearth.
unmanned moderately active and line:
Wailldballal; iron. aware; the. lam
all. .
numnm: me mm. m:
cm «to. 308W
CHEESE-Firm. hut dull: ll"! Yolk W.
”imitate-tern“ e.
' ' lint-.1610.“ GI-
. W
uitaa do“ Imam”: wetter- do.. Infill”.
wank—mow dull and nominal; lair
lite: in maths. Mined dull; out hat-II
Illa: dammit“: W
m; not! A. ilk-a manila-arr a.
«an A man. no: «In
imm-
i
*i
hummer
dim:mno,e°:n: am
curious than or use.
p a term are into a hand horn and
”new in Daniele. Pa
lemonthueltaladywhoh
Intallyllnly-d by every thunder norm
Sham when the atom can
A ”Vitamin;
to blow up mine- and hostile been, ha: have
tried in the German nayy. Itisaeort at
The (en which the Bonny-rust lodiea gave
to Prince- Letitia an a wedding gilt and
£1,100. 01 thiaDetaille, who pointed it,m
eeceived £81!) and the jewels man.
”when. are flocking into Wyoming in
greatl‘numhen, and it is laid by The (Mango
that two year: hence they will con-
trol the local elections in the western section.
A Pennsylvania horse has Mn dim“!!!
that will eat adouble hamlful of the strong-
at kind at aligning toluene. lie alao ha a
remarkable appetite tor bologna ransage and
hot peanuts
" Britiin Columbia Indians are coming over
to Washington territory to help gather the
hop crop. The advance Ileet oi canoes con-
tained abom 300 men, women and children.
The crop ‘u extraonluurily largo.
Amwdiseaae has broken out among the
mpcfiuea o! the: Santa Ana and San tin»
briel valleys oi Caliiuruin It is lcl’lliml the
aapamtr, and the cause of it no one known
The vines begin to wither and in a abort time
die.
Two young Germans in ltoriin {Might a
duel with trilryclw. Hunting nt 300 . ynrda
apart, they charged lull tilt against each
fiber, with slight injury to tlienwlvi-s and
aerial“ hurts to their Il‘int’lllllt‘s. ’I‘lwxr hi "10f
was natistiml.
A weed recently tllst’u‘.‘¢‘rml is colic-d the
laughing plant. “'le mien in the green
damnation n! n tincture or ruinkmlm to
Mott is will to luv-lute oluwnt hysterical
laughter in some mats, and always reaulu in
choerlul idem
A soup mine has been :lwrnwml near
melordsvillc. Hit. It is will In mnkeaa
gooda lather no nmnul’ncturwl snap, and to
befully cqunlto it in rimming lxiwcm It
isexnctly the color of tunmutine snap and
has a peculiar smell.
The “Execution bell,“ which was tolled
from the Church of fit. Sepulvher at every
execution at Sowgnte, lined to be supported
byn fund. which has now bwnduvotml to
other pun-ms. The» vt-stry will hiltn have
to decide whether thoy will keep it up or not.
llnfnol.:m old gypsy, has lbktld the em-
peror of Austria. to ins-m llllll with the dig—
nity of mogul the :yImiv-n immune hem
provi- lli: «Mn-u: dam-mt. from King Pharaoh.
He promo-vs to make the gnome close their
vqrnnt habits and become orderly penple,
lit to enter the army.
In order to l umigntc the mails which leave
Jacksumil». ELL. they are emptied loose
into :1 large,- lmx which hasnwxre bottom, and
bmmmm Hl' uzlicrdisinhmnntsareburned
under ch.- lmx from eight tntwclvehours.
All theomolic from the burning matter bu
to pus: through the "mils.
A rumor of \i'mhington,lh., bus cam
lully pr-l-wrml 1h»: (‘mtt In which he was
mm nml ism; lm- years ago. lie says itis
Illa itinnt'uf. .lllll [1.35 if ht? Wears ll; when
about in «:lgngv in any new speculation,
make my llle'wIlIll'lit Hl' take any important
step in Mo or is invariably sorrowful.
the Hilton bridge in England in Ilic‘l'lt’cxlty-
{our )i-nrs 3mm) it was built.
250 (wt, and vlt'tllh is presumably rosy, which
accounts {or the popularity of the route. The
last [n’l‘m'llt' who went over it was a young
man who was to be married in a week.
A novel electric railway is undergoing con-
struction inn whim-b of St. l’nul. Tho rail-
road is un ('l-W'Iltml atmflnrc, and tho curs
are hung llt'lUW it, rllm: tothv street level.
They hang from not: u! wheels. taking their
power [ruin the trucks, in inch are charged
with elm-trinity
ten miles an hour is c amml {or the cars.
retiring fur lllr night, and then placed the
shoe and its mate in tin: alslo‘. near his berth.
A porter. lmvmg subsfllumflly blackened the
shoes and found the “hidden irenuurv." re-
turned it in the owner, who in mid to have
money and one it the tinder had taken any.
PERSONAL GOSSIP.
Amniudcr human is tile rzchcst writer in
world.
Mr. Abel. the English prolessionnl, has no-
ccptcd nn ollur of $5,000 to go In ludia and
coach the pin-5.x: in cricket.
Alphoiw [muck-t is going to London to
make nrmngmwnts (or a xitislactury En-
glish Il‘ullnlllllull of his north;
Charles .‘ilnckcy, the English song writer,
ionic]: Willi old ego and financial matron.
Lord 'l‘cnnywn is getting up is loud tor him.
The young Eznwror oi Chum Is to be mar-
ricdon the monty-luurth dag: . t the First
Moon in I‘H‘J, and the ewnt “ill not the Na-
tional lrcmui')‘ ktflflfilfl.
I’rmidont Cleveland has nppululed prola-
Ior Arthur J. blot-c, oi the Lnivcr-nty oi
Nona: home. New» York, as M'lt‘LIIIlAJ unfit
to the i‘urn law-utiuu 0! lead.
During; the l‘rux-‘c ul “alt-3' recent Visit to
Hamburg in: muddled some Wlwelbarrow
races, v. ll'.) who. hi the bumme truudlcd
along hy the higher“. thigh-iii nobility.
Dr. J. :5. Blillliflfi. oi the L‘nited Stat.
army,und gut-mount oi the reccnt medial
conga-tin ll: ll naizirigtull. mu n'ceit’cd the do
groom i.i..D. truzn the University at “in
burgh.
'l’exns will l‘urnmh thuyeur the oldeatvot.
in the l.‘ .nnd Motel. no name in Richard
Kidd, and l.t' u no year: or ago. Mr. Kidd‘s
IIllllJln mm and hhi ttmugtn remarkable
tor one o; i... great use.
Lord “omit-y tell» at a soldier who was
thobrnmst mun nearer knew. lie was»
lazy that m mule he «mill cum lino-all
to the limit imminent danger rather than
more tan phone to a place oi lately.
A comparison of church incomes than
that that ol Dr. John Hall. in New York. in
'0'! the lorguz. having an Will at nearly
“mail. The next large-t. Dr. Whyte’a,
Pm l-t. thew o'e. Edinburgh. delimit
“All”. .
Prince lingerie, youngeetwuut the hinge!
Indian, who ion Itadicnlaud helium in a
republican term of government. has with»
drawn (min the I" became he
thinkuhatonllrlnseandlnaviau tee eon-
motive.
Philip M whine death at Walnut,
Wankuhneennty. huh-an announced, w.
“militant llll years “age. Hell-ll
ranked tobacco tor nun-earl. and hat
lath-wombat which-d Willem null
mm Who“
I“ in a.” m
.9!“
mu- manicure
.IIChromix,m1 ltthnllall hemadegood,
lhowever,attertha first mmction,whena
' _ or.
Wrsosnu. .
animation. our. 7.
”albumin-M
Vanna downwind“.
Myanmnum
ThehuikntJolhnautuottho-tnm
at the nation at Ind into the W
laud.theov0rtlnnwet the nation- that in
trihiaand thewolntingotettluotnflna
mmammumumm
welladdreuotJtnhnaand Madam-Ith-
ageot DOy-nulaothedaathot Zia-tar,
themaothamandthebwialdth
of Joacph, which they had brought
themlrom Egypt Married all M
I. “mmmu'naa- nae-i
223$" "'"""°°""’°“°"""'""’£
wanna-nod. hoops-anally
mouth-momma” guiding:
and
thatrehellionaaad hatcwhata
gaintoheeverinthe Minna-enact
Bimwho Mamie-nah) hhnatthe lad,
mummt‘andhtbhhcmhud
to re pertonal ellowahlpdtll Allah-m.
Isaac and Jacob, been erudite-headline
myflaihottharedeenudingkry.
a “ArlngooverthieJadan.” Joshua
mighthave asked how they were to at.
that river.buthe had pal-ed through the
Bedmtortyyeanhdaeandhaknewthat
tlialadwea abletounkaaway,audwhea
Godgaveawnunandhehedonlytoohey.
a. "Everyplaeethattheaolaotyourtoot
Ihalltnadon.‘ ’l'huaflehad-id tulle-ea
(ll-uh xi, 94). and null. continua itto
Joshua. AndyetwhmJolhnawu oldlnd
Mummmcermined verymnch
Mmgwfihlgkand bent-crib
Iayto people.“ mye to
.gotopo-e-thelandwhiehtheladoodot
your lather: hath given your'lxvifl.” It
wualltheinnhey had only to go upand
mltflorthaludwouldflghtfm'them
agninattheirenemia audnhduethun:but
ltwunaeenrylorthuntoaatthelrtooton
thalandU .
4. " ntothegreatflmlbnphnta/ " This
wastheeasternhoundaryat thaland given
to Abraham, but,with the exception at a
abort period inthedayaotfiolomonfitwu
never W nor enjoyed. (Gen. xv, 18;
greaterthanSolomnthetrueBonotDavid.
shall titan David'lthrmieand reign overthe
houseo! Jawhamldbralmnthall he proved
to ho heir of the world. “91.32.33;
Rom. iv, 13.)
5. “I will he with the; I will not fail thee
s tench thee what thonshalt any.“ (Ex. iii, 11,
There have ln‘f‘ll {Wentyvsix suicides from 1
i
The jump is 3
i
s
l
l
\
: [vreeenoe of the Lord was reason enough why
; he should he Itrong and courageous; the ne-
demandml h light so that he could count the 3
I the land” (margin). Jam in thetruedoehua.
1 Iinsol thepeople, while Joshua repreaenta
Jeannin remmction leading his peopleto
; lent Joshua. When Mose-asked, ”Who-m
; I thatfl should go unto Pharaohl" the Lord's
2 answer was, "Certainly, I will be with thee;"
,waatheltremgthot Abrahanlaaacand
lmheourdailyjoyand Wandwillbe
A spot-d of from eight to g
, Iincera faith, thank Him (or His preaence
A puseuger on a West bound train iron: ‘
Chicago hid lll“ money in on..- ol his shoes on ‘
nor ,Iorsnkethee.‘ 1th a questionol
the powar or skill of Joshua, but of Him who
and when Mose- nid, "Oh, my Lord, I am
notamnnot words (margin), butlam slow
of speech and of a slow tongue,” the Lord
laid unto him: “Who hath made man‘-
mouthl [love not I, the Lord! Now the»
lore go, and Iwill bewith thy month and
I2; iv, 10-12.) 80 in our Christian lite itia
neveraqnatlonofwhatwe are orwhatwo
cando. but of what He hand what Recon
:1th it iaGodwhowurketh in mbothto
willandtodootllisgoodpleuure. ltaeenia
tomethat the greatest promiaeintheBible
(or this preaent lileia thiaoneof thept'u—
ence otthe Lordwith no and thatllewill
never tail us nor toruke us. That which
Jacob, Jmeph, Mom, Joshua, Gideon, David
and the prophets, and the last comfort of the
risen Christ to Ilia apostles, may andought
if we appropriate the promise in aimpleand
and go forward relying on Him.
or ”Be atrongandol a good courage." The
ceasityot hisheingaois teen tron: thetact
thatthreetimea in thiaexhortation it inurged
upon him (vs. ‘Hn. Theatrengthwnmtto
be his, but the Lord'n who perfects the
strength inour weakneat and enables unto
nay,“wbenl am weak then am ”trons."
“Thou thalt come this people tolnherit
whocauae-alllliaredeemedtoinheritindue
timetho Kingdom. Moan name to rem
arntJeauI under the law anddying for the
mtandvicwry.
7. "Observe to do according to all the
law.’ Thblstheonly way of true wisdom
and prosperity. Then was no law given
themtokeepintheland or Egypt; not till
atterllehyflisownpowerndeemdandde-
Iiveredtherndklflegivethemflialawaand
ttatateatokeepand do. God do- not ask
the-inner to keepllia hwgbutto reedve
Ialvatlon atatreeglttlnorderthathamay
then keep his commandments anddothun
and than have tellowalilp with Him. There
is too much turning to the righthand or
thelettonthepartotthotawhopro-
to. to he ' and too little at
the “following fully” seen In Caleb
and Joahua; a little stepping aside to
thenegbctetoueeommandortnnlgre-ing
lunlereueetoanothenanyinglunm
to such precept- " “Ba ye ," or
“Whetheryaeatovdrlnk or trimaran-ye
dqdoafltothegkryotflodf' thatlawhat
nonunion-norm “Minnow-to
imam-animate. mm or God
andmakingthalnoonmtaiciu Christiana
hearted mrranderot
Whmlandhodytolllm whohreadyto
mound live in t- flb on Illeover
It‘ll!»
amm- therein dayaud night. no
then nun-tome to do! 'I'lieywmto
uttheir heart-upon thowovdeot tin-lav,
talkot themlnthe home and by theway.
anduaehthern to their ehildmthat that
theirdaya mlghtbeu :2» day- ot heaven
upon earth. (Dent. vi. 4-9; xi, Mu ll
thnwaathe command (or the poopla,how
muchmonlortheirltulcl Heuthelrgnlde
w- to'tlellghtln theiaw or mallard-mi
mditotethenln day-nu night.“ (Path)
David could say: “0h.hewlovol‘l'lith;
ltiamymulltatlnn Illtlin day." “Thain
m trounrn m1... maria. y
Wheat-n .
muulle
vanilla] ~
melhh-aqmtdivuon among the ‘
July 8.1“.
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man! . la.
la“ " t: " nan.
n: x r n. m
7.. "' 5 ”I " got
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In '* lav-Ila.»
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ms ‘- In. I.” “ mm ,
is: " um“ 13“»;-
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1.30"“ any)?» rate 2 max.
Mt ” Arena. ll.“ “ heal];
Mt " max. $1.18 ” hotel In“.
5.15 “ Am E‘Lll " WM Act-
”I “ lawn-a. fl.’ ” m
tn '- Acetic. .ua “ Lem.
m ” heath. [n.w “ Ann-nag.
an " B'put apae. 11.. '~ Boswell.
we " Am 3 Sewn.
It.“ " Waah’tm In 78“ Leona.
timbre. l I." “ Leeann.
til ,m’ ; £51an
£149.. m. ,
1.8 ” Duality.
It. ‘” am l
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aona nu. me an.
m a. II. 6.“ a Ii.
w “ are "
me " 1.47pm.
mu ” 5.5? ”
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Outlaw. .Ath
Illllll'lA'I‘oNIC RAILROAD.
DaNBlIIlY t NORWALK DIVISIOK.
Corrected Animal 9th. 1118.
Plunger Traine-
. 800m.
MJl'ovwalk. 11.30. Novwalk. Ar. Wilma Poll
7 8a. In 1’ 56a. in. 803 n in.
817 " Etli " 832 ”
IO“ “ 1013 " 10w "
limp-i. impel. Winn.
‘u to ‘4‘ n i u
t. “ land on: "line 700 “I“!
am be u a“; n In 6 ‘5 to or
9" It a ’0“ n a. 103' u H
NOICTII.
Lv. Wihon Point. 13.50. amok. Ardtorwalk
Imminlixed lwmml'x'd 210nm
,5 .. .. ”5 .. “a ..
c .
so u in l' DELHI.
1201 " lzlapl‘ln. menu
25 “lixed 305 ”lined an ind
425nm. m .. 5l5p,ll.
E: u 625 I- am at
n'no “lined 10:: "Mixed lD’llixed
QI'KDAY. '
900a,]n 9I5p.m.
0359111. ”com 55: ~-
W. ll. mums. “when. and Gen'l Ian-get.
P. c. Pavn. Superintendent.
J. 'I‘. hurt. General Ticket amt.
Hull SAT!“ [C ”I V [5108.
AMI B, “88.
Leave Bridgeport tor Plttalldd.
7.10 a In. accommo‘n
teen " "
10:3) p. In. Mixed , gunner nu-
4.32 “ expren I 7 an. in.
5,50 " acmmmn'n
.71, .. .. 1
'60:: only u for or New Milton!
WI. Ii. Mwnm, Vice Pree'l l (kn'l Ian‘g‘r
W. K. Lvoa. Supt
J. 1'. Plan. the. Ticket Ayt..Brhlzvtmt.Conn.
ELEG'I'RIGWGlS Llllllllll
All parlour building new boom stimzd have thorn
wired before [wintering for thin great modern con-
venience. An home may be initially it bred by
one touch of the mlllllunl at the hedei c or hall.
All danger iron mouse 0! inatclua ia thereby done
away.
BURGLAR ALARMS
Whith llizht the gee and ring an alarm the inelant
ndoor or a window it (llllllllbfll. BL'KGLABIKS
litmsslnui.
Electric Door Bells
The col reliable doorbell and one which i:
guarantor nut tugct out of 0rd. r. Price iron: 38
upw
ELEC’I‘RIC W llll‘SG .
In finished house! dole without a wim left in eight
mantaxrh on woodwork. Entimatu given. Cull
and we working umpire.
Jackson Bros
At Jackson’s Jewelry Store, Norwalk.
union: on.
one (luring—The Beet.
Mr. Veal. lamb, " . ankle-n ind m,
Corned Ila-l. Smoked Tongue. llama.
shonldae, Elam, 3.11m Hunk.
tone. Btc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered I’romptly.
CHARLES SMITH
liti Waeltlnlum St rec-I.
Inna
JUST RECBWBD A LU? 0P
CHOICE LEMONS
which we Ill-ll sell at in mm on data. Alto the
‘ lent-ted
Photo Brand czlumbia River Salmon
5) rent» per can.
DANIEL L’IIOMMEDIEU
Wuhlngton Street Bridge.
J. H were;
Meats, Flsl listen,
Vegetables. Fruits,
cannnn Goons, 1:10.
nun. N.’ ., l. H. ill. Depot.
lwlw C WEI-“G.
, all
Blillll PlWlfll‘.
W...“
mannerruua ennui
of name.
'm ’11 {Wm 11!
Mia-admit,
CharlesE. Seymour,
dueling,
m”...
v.1. ll. 11. he a. alum». ‘
' 8mm» and Eye Glasses.
e
, m
G. I. BTIIB’I‘ON,
W 9.0. «‘
mmuuuwmmoane.
lbw Minimum-What.
Joan ll. SMITH,
only;
mm mm. eod'rn nonwm
r. 1-. "Au-r.
at 'am alums
truism]. Olen-dream
PW.WUL‘ Openevenlanl. til
museums,
JEWELER.
Watches, Jewelry. Silverware.
Pine Watch repairing a Specialty.
Monument: and Headstones.
Donut Myanoonnuntor lie-dunno I‘m- alloy
gumbo: go direct to the thew, room
. W. Water dtreet.’ Rmalk and Idett up.
all mpletc will not he it loud in in
W Iggginallkinda o! Ming none
P. W. BATES.
“in:
American Invest-eat Co.
Equitable Life Insurance Co.
farmers loan and Trust Co.
Jarvis—Conklia Mortgage Trust Co.
Fire, Life, Accident. and Plate Glass
insurance.
rarton a «owns, an.
O .
Wrwmawmwa o.
"Breathe ”all "Radian ”
Heaters. '
twat-near: "“" "'“‘ '
y, durability and
Mae ; an I'm mad.
Wehgadaluflatdu my
RANGES,
Handball-ram
”3001“?” All! PLAIN CHINA,
Plain and Fancy Glass Ware,
AGATE. TIN and IRON‘WARE
Just received iron the factory at the Inuit market
Lunargnnnno
H. 3. HOOD,
Watches,
Jewelry,
-mp—
Silverware.
t ti otlnc
méumgqonmmwmm
E3 Main Street.
SEWERS!
F. M. PIERCE
Bum m
SICVVER PI 133
AND
Jacob» M. Ltyton,
Rail hint: anal Home Agent.
llmicrnl Insurance A gency
Fire. Life and Accident.
"can Steamship Tram-Cabin and storage.
Drake tor one 2 and npwnuie and
all parts of Europe
Notary Public Acknowledgements Taken.
Railroad Tickets. “may? Checked
in Destination.
(.6 Wavhmipon 39%., :Next door to Monte.)
South Nor-walk. Conn.
BEE HIVE.
LADIES’ AND new», nurse um.
(" 0 to the Bee llire when you are hungry or dry,
I for yuu can get a good rqnue meal or lunch
at all home at prim an that you can aflord it and
no again Our drinks are Tee. Colon and Milk.
either hot or told. all kinds of Tern vane: Drinks,
also Table hoard. or Board and pi by the
day or wrck. Corm- and m for youreell t t it to
joy! like home and we will try and make on fuel
home Rutpenluily, T HE BE II“ I.
it? 3m
‘
0n the hndowment Plan.
a man at age um would prohahl need insurance
(or twenty or twenty-the yearn. at became
necdeli to: [bat Elmt‘lfi no mm why he should
Itlpnluletokecp it up durin the whole life time.
flu: hail-mere ht hundred: mainathonsandnt
”will! more i mun; your: and nearly eight
huhdrvdlnatluinrmd living twenty-five yearn
Demure hip pm u- an to Bright he rhould not
neglect to prmi «for the chances of diving—«which
err mph-nanny unmrmno—by a lilmal insurance.
0" WW: nevus IS run
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
OF HA "FORD.
8. S. L'IIIDMMEIHEII.
South Somalk.
. W...“
GILBERT M. BITCH,
n '....
.—_‘_
v.-
. .. ‘1‘” ' V
1,, _ m 2:4”...
Livery and Feed table
_ iuuwlcv "um,
um: mummy-W
hood’l‘umouuat
Telephone connection. g”
CANDIE
0! all klmh Pint Cilia
BAKERY!
“flu“.uvm
(:ultNmmPlae. canny 1'0Y8.amla lull um
' ml at ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
MDIDKWE Burnt.
ill»
1!
3...... my;
lllllllllll‘. lllKEll.
Special attention given to re-
pairs In all branches.
A good tll'll‘llllll-Illtllll. tumou-
ed earring.- for male.
SWAN Jr. BUSHNELL.
Whirl-ale and Retail W h
Manufacturert' and Paintort' Supplier
Ship Uhnndl ere.
. m Water at. rm «our.
maroon-our, or.
m. are“. led on... (roam tulle. rum
‘W elm. than or tell
Real bursa InmnnceAmq,Bouth Wk, ”PT tom“?! 00'1“le Vi!!! main ma
pom, pi in this city on the most turntable terms.
' ‘ ‘ " ,, to I with the recently laid
sewer: in this city will and it to their advantage to
call on him. on tt
Honey Olden to SI
-' lllllL All] W001]
h. Lehigh,
I“. 1‘1. I’IEIKCE
lion so. South number.
The Meiropolilan’s Record For l887.
(lain in number of outstanding Pulioee during
186. 278.015
Gain ln Ala-ctr durim.’ 2&5. 'lMdlx‘Ifiii.
Gain in Premium Income during 1587, 31.160531
Militia in Internet Receipts dinning 188:. 356.649
thin in Grace Income during 1914?. 31.25.321.33
Number 0! Death claims ' in 1887, new.
Amount paid to Policy-h den during 1681‘, $2,-
,oozni.
Ember oi’ Policiea in Force. 1.348.649.
New 1W written during 1587,94.
Capital and Surplus {or recurity of alley-holders
over and above the reserve required h law, (4 per
cent.) and all other liabilitiee, 31.1“. 3 ll).
Amount paid by the Company to its Policy-
holdcre tor Claim en: , since organization, plug
present invested anew. 8I5.608,l&l.83.
JOSEPH LEIP’NIK. Agent.
”1.218 (I).
.IOIIN II. FERRIS,
Wholesalunddlctail Dealer in all kind- of
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lackawanna, Locust
Mountain. Franklin, and
il'ilkesbarre Goals.
llull in RUBBER Pilll'l‘
Yard (not of Washington and Mar-
shall streets. Branch "“5?“ at Stilsoa
nlll‘,’ Rlnh- Mlnl
LOBSTERS
From Black Rock
Delivered every Saturday morning.
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Oysters and Clams.
All Kinds oNegetablea
l‘mh livery lornlnx.
[roman received by mail or telephone.
HUNT 8t ZBLUPP.
IIOIITII'O PM".
rainroom
W
gain... «-
not“
“dd"fiwmw
“may
W1": lee-teal
vil‘ "
when“?
General Sewer Contractor ,,,,
81,000 alumni can.
V ”Human-tau-
“WI!” * hr
all}: , _ 1"“
large Stock of
“Plate and Sheet pom
Steam Sawing, Planing
and Turning. ‘
.i-E.
mu: Yard mm “at!“ .
Hill at llll «Hinduism
South Handball” ‘ .
Halal, w Bailey llll.
Important. [
4.1. curtail, ’ " "Fug"
Bag,
her med lat-rd’a
rimlut Hammazdit haglpnt new new
wukmemwhicnlw-mablvlndo.
ago e to. t
Inbred. rhea. qua-tag?”
quinine. etc. b the
parilla (M the palace: tor me.
Yeah: Truly
P. G» tun.
mu ‘ on“.
GEO. B. PLAISTED. ‘ '
Building Stone for Sale.
Goon Building an...” tor tile
run! or ddivued.
ortocP-atneuot (Intonation-{m ‘
Theydoaotcroekera-It; elude-I. Ideby
Hoi'T’B Pharmacy,aad6eo.B.Plaitad.W »
n2. Iy ‘
I WILL PAY “I
Highest Cas’h Pricey?
FOR ‘
Rugs. Bones, Bottles Iron
and Metals.
wwwMMium sell firmly-ending”
wrnuan ronuolni,
SOUTH NORWA“.
J. 1‘. Peckwell.
1 Janet Block, Water ht».
Norwnlh,
HA R N ES 8‘
Tocmnatewithlargemeerns I have ill:- the
m
ueucyotoneoi'theohketaadm
neat-in thirst-lie lortlanleol
Harness, Saddles, Halters, Sur-
cingles, Collars, &c. '
Pine Harness To Order,"
Ar usual, at the old Marked will
for line of Whl I. S .1.
Robee.Peed nu: rum
'l‘lll Wllllllwlllllll
——-'IBB BET——
MEATS?
SBKVID IN T!!! um um
I! g: ml the choker: In“. WI.
grit of trouble or met, you will lad 1h 1'!
arket, as well an ‘
Pllllll if all Kills ,
Ill 11:33.03.
F. HAYES.
DIBILK'S am . com Renata.
reunion All]! Binnie
"WWW ‘-
The South Sorwalk ,
S'l‘lilllLllllllll
Is now open rot wants:
I the Minimum newly implvd I: WW
I.“ mm. It“. ‘
tin Iiilzdletll Street.
mom- am moment. 'l‘tn m
r. n. Minot:
m II , .
Norwalk Chronicler