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EIIDED WITH BLOODSIIED.
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The Street Car Strike De-
clared Off in New York.
ONEOI’ ‘I'III‘. HOB LEADIZIIS lill.|.lill
It! In to 00 Back A. luditnluah on
the 0H Tune-into but "any Marked by
I flhlotly liltttflPmtIllt't-rtt-tt Attack rm
. Eptow- Cal—Illud to "and t'unll'lct.
HIV Y0", Fab. llw'l‘hc great tie up has
banning-tally dolared otl'. ’l‘himuvnx iuwn to
“I0 aileron struggle-which hn— lawn “aged
MW”- labor and capital on nearly l"It'l”’
surface load in tho city for a mud. pad mm
W It 11:!” o‘clock hurt night at u llll'l‘t’
ln‘oltbe exor'tltive boardut Ibvmuu Nu. l
of Diltflct Amend-1y 23th held lll labor hmd‘
quarters. Gunter Ninth avenue and Furry-
Itrurth amt. llI-pnrtu “'t'rt‘ I'm-my"! {rum
all tht.I local mernlilics hwnnnnvnuling that
the strike be declared all.
Ntioflort was made on the part of 1th me
ecutlve board to make tune. for the men w ith
that‘mlumtlea. The cnncluniun l'v'ui'ln'tl wa»
thltthe men should make llll' ll'sl term»: they
could for thenux-lvm. Sen-ml of the reports
stated that committees from the birth Imd
uuofllciall y called on the IIIuIIrIgo-IIII-nt uf their
“nag and in each instance haw lawn [HM ”my
the men would not be when Inn-k in a body.
but they could retunl to Walk “:4 iIIIlIvidIIIIL
nation the old tcrnuz, m lung us there We!"
places to be tilled.
From the wanting of the repurts tho I- Inrd
judged that it was the dcsirv of the men in
accept them tomls, and official Nlur'tlull was
Immediately hcmrded.
The tragedy with which the publw fenrul
the great car strike would culnnnate earn»
yesterday aftemuon, when one nf tIIMtrikI-m,
James McGowan, was shut and killed in a
riot.
A large crowd of strikers and their ~ynl-
pathlzcrs attacked a carof the Pyrty—sumud
Stmct line, at the llnlllcvrml and Sixty—M‘-
and street. There are few buildings in the
neighlmrhood, and no policemen were in
sight to aid the wlitaryuflit‘er «In the car,
'I'homas K. Schneider. There was but one
[manger—an old lady. 5hr- put out when
the car stopped and est-npctl uulIurt. In a
moment the windows of the I'IlI' Wt‘l‘t' abat-
tered and a shower of stones were falling
upon the officer, driver and mn-luI-tnr.
Schneider med his club freely, but could
make no headway against tho Ill-ll). '1‘ he
driver and conductor defended tlremsclvm as
best they could. A rioter got behind Schnei-
der and smashed his helmet with a brick. At
the same time another hurled a some' which
struck the oiler full in the mouth, hocking
out several tooth, Schneider took out hi1 re-
volver and tired tmce over the heads of the
mob. Afew of the rintors ran away when
the firing began, but must of them ebul fiml
and quickly made another rush f1 )l‘ the car.
As they advanced Schneider aimed at the
leaders and fired three shots in quick snot-ts—
sion. The driver and conductor also tired.
The mob wavered and then fled in all direc-
tions. One wounded man was left on the
spot, and two less seriously injured were
helped away by their friends. Schneider
stood over the prostrate and unconscious man
untiladetachment of reserves came up. It
was found that the we ed man was James
McGowan, aged 2.5,wh had been a hustler
at the Belt line stables and was out on strike.
He was taken to Rrxisevclt hospital, where he
died a few minutes later. He wa»; single.
Bistwo brothers are hostlers fur the Xinth
Avenue road. Hisparcnts lived in Irelarul.
He had been in America five ycxtrs. The bul-
let which killed him had struck his arm and
ranged upward into the brain.
Schneider went to police hemllpulrters and
gave himself up. Superintendent Murray
sent an otlicer with him to the Knox Market
police court, where he was arraigned before
Justice Patterson. He stated that he had
fired several shots in self defense, but could
not tell whether McGowan had been struck
by one of his bullets or not. hurls, Brennan,
a brother of Charities Commi-‘ttiuner Bron—
nan, an cyowitnoss of the light, described
theafiairas above, and said he was positive
that McGowan was shot by the mmluctur,
who fired in self delemc. Several other wit-
masses testified that it was not Schneider's
bullet that struck McGIm’nn. thtice I’nt—
temn discharged Schneider and issuml an
order for the arrest (If Illt’ conductor.
Schneider is 28' years old, ha; INN} n police
than two years, and has an excellent rem Ird. ,
J‘Tlie attack on the car was (’m‘t‘fllllj' planned.
Mr. Doolittle”, who Iivcs’ in a house nverlmk-
ing the scene and witnessel the whole affair,
says he saw men coming from all dimrtirms
as if by prean'angement. They mnwntrnml.
and one man took the lead, directing their
. movements. They drew two trucks over the
track just in time to stop the car. and at a
signal from the leader every man drew a 3
brick or stone from under his mat and born-
barded the car. The crowd than made a
rush, and would have made short WIII‘I‘II of the
car but for the tiring.
Nearly Over In Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN, Feb. O—Deacon Richardson
ran airs on most of his lines, and there was no
disturbance of any consequence.
A Fatal Explosion in an Insane Hospital.
LINCOLN, Nah, Feb O.-Two boilers in the
engine room of the State Hmpital for the ln—
nao exploded, completely wrecking the eu-
gine house, killing two patients, injuring two
patients and the two enginoers. One of the
latter will, in all probability, die. The engine
room h‘ saturated from the large main build-
ingin which the patients are confined. the
main building being uninjured. except broken
from the contusion. Thf cxplosron'
completely destroyed the five boi ers and the
dymmoengine for furnishing electric light,
leaving the building without light, heat or
theme! motoring load The loss will
probably be MAIN). '
Pollenmcn Fined {or Breach of the Peace.
m, Feb. (Er-Ashton Sumrinten-
dantof Police Roger O’Hara and Inspector
of Police John McAlleae were last evening
finedthfleachand placed under a bond of
Nanchtokaepthepeace, upon suit of Dr.
EB. 0rr,befon Alderman Casidy. The
mitgrawoutot chargesbyDr. Orrforhreach
at peace “doll-orderly conduct onthe part0!
theoflloem Dr. Orrhadstatod that O'Hara
calledtoleethodocbxabontthemttor,
whmawarotwords, threats, etc, ensued.
Diurnal” My Holidays.
ALBANY, Fob. 6.——The anemhly crunmittoo
what! heard argumta on Mr. Rhoda?!
“Bulking Saturday: whole holimy during
June, July, August and September. Harry
WOMEN AT WAR.
Charge: Armin-t .l. [Illa-n router “aux,“
tlttv Iorm 0‘ “autumn-t.
MINNIE/«rut I.\, I‘uh, ll Mn. 11. A. Ilubvrt.
Widen! “I thi- Bllrunwlu W, l‘. 'l‘. l'.. in an
open Ill" l' in ‘IiI ~ .I lj'I-‘Il l‘I em: prI-uialont
of U.- l w. i. I" l' t l' I. !y numb
lbw LIL 'I i ., II I ‘im llt‘l'l Ilia» l3 ‘pubill‘aul
part} null. ., .Ilu at Ilium. to 4li‘l'lllll tho
NuttI-xml W I‘ 'l' I' ll)" lt‘llrll'. llltc'l‘ 1'“
forum; In tho mull“ Hun in W l,‘ 'l‘, I}.
mm. . it‘ 2..~ .\b ~. l‘mivr tour l‘llt‘nllnlh.
FIN “Ind you llnl pay a n-rtum nun-um
of IIIHIIM. tn ltlillh" up u dclh'irnry in Ilttllnlml
““95 w ling! :I larger tlt-lt‘gfltllnll l’I-Illtl I.) will
ta- III» .‘wn Yvrl. I‘nnt'cutI-In!"
Swan-l ~“lM-l Inu nut retuu- 1.. t-umirm the
t‘lu‘ll III I»! t'u'lldlll \l'uun‘ll I‘ll-I lml l‘l'll‘ll'l"
llnlltlllt It} luv ulnlllrh tn l‘va'I-w-IIt lllt'llt ut
NI-Lt \‘ltl'li'u _
’l‘inrd "lit-l )nll but by prom-tins Inl‘ (our
)t‘lll", by uni-hrmmu t‘lltll‘gt‘s [IIIIw prawn
rum and by llt'\\.~||llltt'l' rep-wt: m-k In bring
about N't't'anloll in W. l‘. 'l'. l'. rank». and to
ll'flll ~urh u M'mdnu InnveIIu-nl. and did you
but pay the ltllls nm'I-uiut: in lllls uni-k 1"
Fourth~ "Ilnveyuu not bot-n iu rIN'I-Ipt nl
pay from the lh'lllllvllt'llll party for lllt‘N‘ and
uthvr N’ert‘l'hf”
If Mrs. Hater-K Itlt.\\\‘t'l‘:~ du nut mntinn the
above. Mrs. lluburt my pro-If in tin- Idiopc of
retard», eta, will be TurtlII-omiug.
FINALE ‘ OF THE; TRAGEDY.
ll,
.‘uetrlat'u llt-Ir Apparent IJIIII Away In the
TIIuth of Ill-I rtll‘l‘tnllll‘ra~‘llll|ll0 and
Solemn scent-It.
VIENNA. I’m-b. ‘i-w'l‘he fuuvrnl of l‘rmvu
I’rirII-e Iludulf hmkplxn-e yesterday. A pru-
Iusinunf rnuuntingclnblenm “t'l‘l' Iliqnlnyed
iuall parhuif [ht-city, and blunt-st was ul-
mmt eutm-ly suspended, The emperor and
cmprus and Prince» StI-plmniv attended a
requiem mum in the oratory of “II-palace,
the whim ending abuut noon. The Collin
was clmed at :3 o'clock, and won afterward
the imperial family gntInh-d around the
l'llla’lltllqllt‘ I“ take It llL‘Il Ifll‘t‘Wt-ll of lln‘ Ilt‘tltl.
About lLI‘I'II-ek the imperial p'trty If“ the
chapel and pru'wded tn the l‘rIpur-hin church,
when: they tvere rI-t-eiwd by Father Guardian.
They then ”mud through the clui>tcr intn the
church, taking their plan-s near the, thru-
rotvsnf pric dieux. which had been set apart
for the vmpcmr and culprit-was, the king and
queen of the Belgians" and the Austrian urch-
dukm runl tll't‘lllllll'lllaht‘a. The t‘tlIflInltlllt‘ urn
t'l’t‘t'll'll in the middle of the ('lllll‘l‘ll and sur-
rounded by elaborate candelabra The t'lllll't'll
was heavily draped with runm'ruug.
SlIurtlynftI-rMin-lurk the mtlin um. can
find to the funcrnl car, and the curb-gi-
started fur the Augthtine church, nherc the
primtsattm'lml Ilb‘rt'lu “\Hllll'tl its arrival.
Thaw prII-.~t~ headed the mrtegr and wore
Iullou‘nl by the Hat» “Illl'lflls. l'pun the
arrival of thr- func-rnl car at the (’ll'lalt‘l‘ gates
the cnnn'rnrnndthc king; and queen III tln-
Belgians l‘llll'l‘t'tl the body of the rhurrh. All
of the minim-rs. high [sll‘llillllt'lllflry I-lllccnr
and the ntliI-inl; of the imperial household
Were already prewnt, Archbishop Gangl-
bnncr met the c-Itlin at the entrance to the
church and preceded it in the interior. \leer-
he IIlI-wul tht‘ body and sprinkled it with
huly miter. Tho I'hurr then mug "Libcrn
ll» Domino."
When the mllin “lb nlnnt to be carriml to
thevnult the emperur tlpprvltll‘llt'tl lt, knelt
and pmynl. Every one pres-Int followed the
cutlinto the vault. where.- L'nnlinnl Ilohen-
l-Ilioalelivclul the-Indy In the father guar—
dian. Sun» of the llllllr'a' of the imperial
family uttclldul Illl' fqu-rnl rI-rviu-s pronin‘r.
'l'lr-~.~tru~.-t.~ \vn-rc throIIgt-Il u'ItlI pulpb‘. who
minim-ml Illt‘lll‘l‘th'h m a unit butting,r
Irmnnwr.
PRISONERS BRUTALLY TORTURED.
llinrlasun- of ('rnrl l'nxt-tlnw in [tin-hide
l’c-IIiIt-ntinr; :It l’ittdmr—g.
l’lTTslu'ltn. l'a.. l’viI, .;_ «The int‘wtégntinn
int-v tin-.- i‘th-t‘r‘rlvlc p-nitcritiury lll;rl|£l‘,;- “lb-HI
Tim [l'llllt‘llllfll'y utliI-inla
stati- board of l'lu:ll:lt~. \"
of tln- date board ('f I {mt Li} mil the priuau
bntrttl HI llt~§w§viur~ “It? prvwrrt. Allr‘t‘
hurling the t'lull'gt-a and tI~tIazInzry Inf the
pi'wvtwué wading. l’I'i.~nz:I-r J.!..’lt'~ .lIL-l’lul»
lanry. nil!» prct‘mrrwl ti.» l'lulfj:€~7 agnlzbt the
hmpitnlsteward, Dr. .‘ktllfll'llt'lit‘.,I’flllnl New
crul “th.€>‘:- ~. Thu tntlInI-ny tlL‘l'lvN‘ll a
amnion: state uf :Lll'nin In tho institution,
and in the main rillblfllllllllt'l the allega-
truna fibt'rfll “llin‘rN’h lrrliziml to having
III-cu tln- \ir"'ru~ ut' cruelty and extnrliml
while >ivk in I 'll‘hE-lltll. Itbflllvllflfilfllel’s
hurr- her-n pla wl in the straight jacket and
t-lm'trim nrrrlrtuippltwi tn tltvir brads until
the File-mlrnzt from their Irma ”titers had
tern v. ml nitEI leather drug-4 with a
hurt“; I klenttntiu-«l. .ln ier‘LIn: prisoner
Ind -b- l' LI iJLl‘kv'll in cold “‘nlI-r and wrubbt-d
mrlln brwvm until Illv! fi'ah rm.» turn from
Illa I» «if.
ti. as rmumul.
itiu: I-IIIunIitII-c
.‘ll .‘.n:trt-bi~t Trump‘s Prophecy.
Bt’i‘rhm. Feb. ti.—.-\ trump “’llu was given
fem-I by I'; I'll‘.t.'l‘ Inrnpmnn, near Hamburg,
X. Y, recently. indulged in ILB haranguc:
"TI; L'v' '11,; to L: lb»: biggest tire-in ButI'alo
that with ever known 03c of tires.- days.
(fur-m on rich purple! they‘re not lit to live.
I te l you tin: truth. there‘s gning to be big
tin-:2 in Buffalo. Chicago and New York.
There is going to l..- a big strike in New York
and hall of New ank burned up afterward.
Ih-tmit and all th-e i; citirs will have big
fm~, tun. We'll get ri l and the rich will get
poor.” The prophet-y has bu-n fulfilled so far
as Btlil'alo is mac-11ml. The tramp showed
a lmznb. whirh he said Would scatter corn—
btntilylm and (1mm a rapid tire. It is a
('lll'l‘llb mincidcnw that thrsc who gave the
alarm of Saturday's fin-say they hcanl an
explosion when the llamas- bunt ft 11h.
Kare “'axr in Illinois.
Malttux. Illa, Feb. ti.-—-“'hut threatens to
prove a serious race war lllb’ broken out in
this city. A few weeks ago the firm of l-‘. M.
“'udbrIx-k I"; 80:23. tobacco packers, im-
portnl alrumbcr of color ed Illt‘ll to work in
their factory. This action on the part of the
company greatly onragc-l a number of the
white workmen, and they sent notices to the
mlorrrd men warning them to leave town
within ten days or receive summary puniah‘
"tent. But little attention was paid to the
threats, and balm-day night a lot of men
went to tho home 0! logan Collins, a colored
bus, and tired five shot: into the house.
Collins procured a revolver and returned the
fire, but no one was hurt on either side. The
factory owners say they will not discharge
the new men. and an outbreak is believed to
be imminent.
Mr. Dread Dine“ Hr. Morton.
l’utunnr.rnra. Feb. ti.-Mr. A. J. Drexel
mtcnained \‘ico l’nrsident-eloct Morton last
evening at dinner at his ruidence, Thirty-
nlnth and Walnut sin-eta lIl'. Drexcl': dia-
ner to the vice prisirlent-elcct, It was stated,
harlnowlitiml significance. Mr. Dmxel it
an old friend at Mr. Morton, and invited
avail Well known Philadelphia profu‘onal
and basins men to meet the rice W9
“Mamba” mound on his otllchl
W M were W railroad
fill-lite, hwy-1. annulus all lit-la
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SOUTH NORWALK EVENING saN'nN'm.
CABIN RETS.
Gen. Harrison Looking for a
Substitute for Allison.
.IlIIIN l‘. NH" l'lllIlM III." 'I‘IIII ll ‘8'
“incl-an IIII~ \IIt Ilu-u dull~ilh‘rl'll”—I‘
It uulmtm- h. \. It. llmlgt- I'umt-ntml In
(an. ILIItimitw‘laltitlrnnt “unh In.
lttlul‘t‘tl ‘lult--.\ \utul-II- \‘I~Ilur.
lsIII.\.\.\I~II.I.-, II‘IIII. ti. All .Iouht ttliutll
ti-unhIr .lllthI's Ill‘l burnt-III of lit u. llm‘rl
mnk nll'I-r oi the tI‘I-.I«Iu'y tlt "tun at i~ at an
end. The lawn ntntnluuu ms Il- illlllt‘l)’ lll‘
tllt'fllul that he prob-1.x to eln) nut III the
t‘tlblllnl.tllltl (MI llru'nwn l5 I-nstmg about
for another \\t‘>lu‘l'lll'l‘ tn tulle .\lll~|'lt'>~ plnw.
Solar l'ul. d-IIIII 4', New Inn born the Indy
mun N'l‘lt-Ilhl)‘ t'vvlt‘lnb‘l‘t‘l by the [\V‘t‘slult'lll-
t-lt-I-tJtuII tho-prnlutbrlltt ls »trI~rI;z that the
pul‘ttnllu \vIlI Ill‘ez'ul In I ml if [In
t‘HlIll-llt'llllullfi Ill lnIluII-n pdltII-surw- during
tl 1' next It'll day a. Vol, No“ Inn. done all lll'
could to» ken-p but t‘r‘iI-II-b from lawman}: any
prrmIrI- 0i a personal v-rt tI-ln-III‘IIII (SI-n.
llunzwn. and to about a tIII-INIII-l l"llt't\tlllll
ltslt';fl't|llls lll'lIiI‘ I'w‘tlh‘vl from all parts of
the country mm- Futurdny. rolling lvmv in
help aluug III~ t‘lllllll'l;lt‘_\'. he ll.'L'~ made the in-
variable nII~nI-r that theprmnII-nt-I-II-ct llllbl
b.- 1va to II» own judgment in the N‘ll"‘llttl|llr
the next m-I‘I-tary of the twuaury.
lop-brls have th'll telcgmphv-d from Indian-
upnlh‘ that lion. llnrrw-u had practically w"
tlul lip-In William Witnluut for his MK'I'I-tury
of Illt‘ ll‘~'.'l‘lll'l\, .\lr. Wind-nu “Its the were
“try-1mm; unli- H's .‘lIUl‘l tltllllllllhll'flllull,
and left the want» in take that plat-u. Since
IWI h.- lru~ ln'rll lulu; llllllII,~I entirely in the
rust, and the Mirna-mums any that he no
longer hm. any Inlitrml inlluI-nm- in that
state. tit-II. llnrrlmn, it may be mtd \nlll
lltSlIl\'l'lI('\‘-, has not been thinking of ex-
Senator Wmdnm rot n Int—tuber «It the next
t‘tlblltcl.
(iwrgi- ll, 'l‘lIuIqu- pet, ll. A, ll. [li‘lN‘IlltNl
Lien. llrlrr'imn with a IIIIIIIlmnII-ly urnn‘
lllt'lllt’tl Grand Army badge. Tllt‘ billy of the
badge is Id gubl. with a l‘ll‘t‘ll' uf Marx about
the rim. curb :tur set with a IliurII-rnd. Tlll'
[InN'lllttllnll tmk place at ticn. llurriwn‘»
house. (‘unlrndc llonry t‘lay Allen ltlunlt: the
t-II'l‘t'll fur lllI' pmt and lion. llnrrimn I‘I‘pllnl
briefly and gracefully.
To a t-nlurI-Il man, It. St‘nlll‘llh‘, Inf
llrmklyn, “ll‘ll'llllt‘tl in lIII-ItltI-rnmn. lion.
Ilnrriwn rumb- au Irllt'l‘tNllll; >11tl"lll“lll. 'l‘lw
\*..~Itur “an complaining that civil rigirln “'t'l‘t.‘
tlt'lllul tn neng-s in the snub :-.II-l ill wine
pnI'thf the lll'l‘lll, :nIII untzt- vl thn pro~idvnt~
elm-t tn 51152.5: n rI-Irmly.
"While all that you my i~ true." replied
Ueu. Ilarrimn. "and i» nun-h in b» d 'plut‘vd,
yet “1- nul~l I‘t‘lllt’llllN'l' that :I tlllt'~llull «ll
greater inIpIrtunI-o. built to yuur pmplc and
to the whole pmple. nor is qu' tint :tllt'ltllI-ll.
We want in we tu It that I-vI-I‘y mun nirn hm
the right tn rule should do m If lI-- m II.~.‘I|'I:~',
and that ha tote slmll lt-r-Iuntml. Sui-urt- to
him thm- righh. :anl Ill time It“ llu'a‘e.‘ civil
righb IIf ulllz'il you spruk \vril lull-m1"
lien. linr'rrwn is quote! as. saying that
cabinet making “mill be :It II stnrnbtrll until
he «null find a mud fur the ll't‘ilwlll'y depart—
rrII-nt. As a I'I-II-mprruu- there is little spun
latinumnnn; tho uleIizIt-t t'.\.1H>l’l:~lllqut m.-
dispmitinn of the min-4' Ill-[urtrncntx The
belief i.- gn-wing that tho mirth may not get
any rcprm-ntnttvc in the cabinet at It".
The mud imp rt-::It n. r on tlut [emblem-
.-:.~.-t was ill .lr 1m .\‘. .NE-wby, the tantrum
ti nfnlvrate ;Ttltfl'lili| ind-1'. Inter ll.:m that a
diplomat lll t'hinu. now :I ntiren I-t' l'nlit‘or-
um. t'ol. .‘dwby is u l‘-.‘i:t'.l'--: I-f lion. llrLr~
“will.
lI'
S.
LIBERATED BY DEATH.
“'mmul ('hninnl tu liu- ”our
for Yrrtrm.
(mono. l'u., I~'vl-. IS; ”For our [“thva
live yrmw :Ilrs. Iluuiel Ziuumrrnnn, Hf IL-rnv.
III. in [In-Iva miles north of lintlinzr. Lad
ln-n I'huiuc-l in a ring In the rl-mr of :I rm-rn
.\ II Ills'flllt'
in an un-rvupiml limbo, \t‘lmrn ~lzv ml.» nI-wr
rt‘t'n except l-_'.' LrIi'L'Ilwrs I-f lwr' lilllllt'IllillI‘
family. Her irnauitj: tins of the In nt 3 lvnt
riraI‘nvt-d‘, and tlu- family thin. that lwr iIII~
pl'thllllit'llI was haw-wiry for the safety uf
ll;"llt\‘l\‘t~. What the prml' \\'-~n1:I:I‘.\'.~lliIor-
ings “en- wili new; be known. She died
Saturday night of luIrII‘Iysis. lIl'vllgllL on by
I-ximtrre and brutal It‘culllll'lll.
During her last municnu >ch i»: will to have
lwn sane. rand, according to l‘vr‘llt’hlfi mad--
at that tune. .~he was buried in the quaint ul'd
graveyard at St. Mil-Intel‘s church. IIl‘l' wa—
wn fur rmking this l'l't‘llt'7~t was that in this
church she \VUl‘dllillk‘ll “III-n a girl, and here
.~lIe had made her IIIIu'I'ingc Vows.
The Sum Bust-ball h-uguc.
\\'anI:.~'u.\itn;:. 12... Fob. (L—L'onfererwcs
of btb‘ebnll men “'l'l‘t' held in this city and in
Scranton fur the proper of inducing the
Wilkcslxrrrcnnd Scranton clubs to join the
new Atlantic :Lwn'imi In. \\'llkc.~.l»urrc will
join the new rumour. on, but there is mine
Ilnubt :Ibvut Scranton. III case St'r'antuu
fails the Allentown club ‘.\ ill Ie admitted to
membership, and the I mm.- will be made up
as Inllim's: Jam-y ('Iiy, Iivwvnrk, Worcester,
[JHVL'lL llnrzfnrxl, Nu“ lint-n, Wilkus‘harrc
and Allentown Ipombly Scrantum. The
cluls will be very I-wnly matched, and it is
thuught the lmgue it ill be a very strong one.
Walter lllri‘ubtuu rml Manager Powers, of
Jew-y City, represented the Atlantic associa-
tion at the u-nfcrche.»:.
.trl Aged l'nupcr's “'lrulfnll.
llus‘rox, Fl‘lt. IZ.~—.\larguret Norman, aged
10 years, who for wreml years has been a
Izmpm' on Dot-r Ishtuvl, was notified that she
her-l been granted a pardon of 81:3 a month
and back Il'lblulla amounting ‘3 ncnrly
tight). During the our her Et-n. her only
supwrtumwlimh rd from the navy for
Ilium»; of which he I -.I soon after. She failed
to complete her application for a pension
within theliw years required by law, and
the-claim run nut. l:- l\\l Frwnmn l‘lrnzuuns,
nh‘tatcatre-ct lawyer. iutII‘n. Il himself in
her also, mil alter ymr: III p . . 'L:t cll'nrts
bu.» .‘llt‘Ct't‘tlk‘tl in getting her claim allowed.
The South l'rnu ls llt-utl.
l’lT’l‘sm‘rm, Feb. U. --l). Herbert llustctter
arrived (mm the crot l;l.~t evening, and m an
interview slid: f‘TlIr South l‘enu is dead.
all of the l’iltsburg bltlt‘lillultlt‘lS have sold out
toihc Vallllt‘l‘llllls excl-pt Mr. Watson llllll
n2). wit. and l:~l‘.ali Lane to go with themnjor-
Ity. l wmupimsctl to “W billi’. and tried to
induct.- tllt- ritslcru Ella'kllllllll'l‘.‘ to urge the
building of thinned, but was uunuI-ceml‘ul.
The Valulcr‘lnlts will not Mall out to the Penn-
sylvanin l'atilmad, and it is improbable that
they will build the fund. The real object 01
their purchase was to :treugthen stocks in
foreign trmrkcts."
Earthquake in Canada.
81'. Prawn, Que. Fell. t).——A' alight shock
dflrthquako was felt at. Grand Hells, oom-
hguumthewestnad lasting butatew
M ,4
glEVElANII‘
SUPERIOR
BIKINIIPIIIIIIIII
TIIE PIIIIEST IIIIlI BEST
III made only of strictly puw grape cream
of tartar. strictl pure birnrbmmte of
soda. and at annual portion of llnur an a
n‘eervativc. nothing else whatever, and
at warranted entirely two front alum.
Inununia. phosphates. lime. and all the
adult-“mum l'rprII-ntly found in baking
powders. The character of materials
used, their purity. and thc niccty of their
cnIIIbir‘mIinn. render Cleveland's sinmrior
baking ponder the most healthful and most
ermmruivul in new. and it always affords
“huh-sonic. nutritious. and delicimut food.
It is l‘t’t‘tmlllll‘lltlt‘ll for purity. healthful-
IP83 and l‘lllt'lt'lll‘y by Govt-mutant and
Slat» chemists. chemists of Boards of
Health. and professors in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
hold only in cans. full weight.
l‘I.I-:\I-.r.,\,\n Tim-Tums. ALMNY. N. Y.
TRADE
.1“...
o. a: 0.1'E‘A
The Clinical m Ever 05ml.
PERFEGTLY PURE.
A MUST nwcwt‘x BEVERAGE. Tn! 11'.
ft: will mu at £37 can. Guilty am who
It ll the llmnrrr (hunt Lnr. lrkcd horn
the best plantation» and gunman-m absolutely
pure and fn-o from all mlulu-ntmnn or colortn
matter The [llt‘hagt-I arm hermetically male
and warrant-«l lull Veiullt. 1th- mom econ-
omical in now than the litter grades
Oriental St Occidental Tel 60., L't’dz,
Head (mic-r. 35 Hurling Slip. New York.
For 5th- by [In] bt'xl (I'tl't'm.
l‘. 1). LA “"l‘O'S .\' (0.,
ll. L'llOllllElIlEl',
.T. ll. l-‘EltltlS,
South Norwalk, Conn.
. . , .
h. l. 1‘. II. it ll. RAILROAD.
DI ru'nlbrr :‘l, 18:8.
coma wxs'r. Home n51.
.‘I.l"-a. m, Express. I}.'ll “ Armin.
Hi “ Hum-9. 7.x» “ Act‘um.
6.:2 " hull-1x. '25!) ‘3 Accnm.
by?) “ B'ptIrLSp. 'Jlti " Local .
Luz “ Luca! Ex. 13.12 Accom
7.56 “ Locallix. 13.13 [India-Eton 3!.
K32!) I. Local Ex. 1.07 " LocalI-Zx.
6.3) “ 50.3.55wcinl. H’I ” Ep‘xtlcid Way.
9.“?! " Local Ex 3m " Local R:
9,156 “ Aurora. 4.“ “ "numb.
IO.” " x. $.23 ” Arcana.
”.45 “ LocaIEx. 5J9 -‘ thunk.
l:..'I'.|p.m..l'2x rcu. :'I.t.‘l “ Arc-Imm.
1.:0 “ 80.51.“. 715 “ local 811an
2.“ " Act-am. 7.27 “ Bridgd'pt Act.
tutti " Itouwa. 5.49 “ Accent.
btti “ Mumford Arc till) " Accum.
5.21) " Express no: “ Album Ex At.
62% “ Stamford Aer 12.“ " Boston Ex.
5.11 “ lt'mrt bpcc. Scannr.
10.15 " Armm. 7.38 “ Accum.
Scrum“. 9.11” Arcum.
9J5 Acrom. 6.51 pJn. Acrol‘c.
6.14 urn Accnm.
7:28 “ Local Exp.
8.59 ” amvzu.
‘I‘ralns Learn East Nora-alts.
norm wzsr. oome Luz-r.
6.07 a. m. wit a. m.
6.33 " 5.52 ”
211') ” . 1.4T p.m.
9.": " ‘ .'I.l.') "
11.41 “ - um “
2.40 p. m. I 9.51 "
Bio. “
0. ll. Sflzl‘aflb. '3. T. llnra'rnn.
Gen. Snp'. Hen. l’w. Ag‘t
llOl'SA'l‘ONlC ILLILROA I).
DANIIIFIIY k NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected February 41h. 1&5.
Passenger 'l‘ralna.
BOUT] l.
Li". Norwalk. Lv. So. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Pout
73:3.rn. 7565.111. Miriam.
S 7 “ SL‘T “ '335 “
1003 “ 10 l3 “ 1020 “
1250p.m. l0l)p.m 1m pun.
{3| " 446 “ 45:! “
ti 18 “ Mixed 635 “ Mixed ti «it? ”M‘l'd
5",: u I. 8U? u n H15 II at
9 r. -- " to 24 " " 10 :n .. ..
scsnn‘.
9.00 a. In.
6.0% p. in.
NOIKTII.
Lv. Wilson Point. Lv. So. Norwulk. ALNorwalk
Imam. Mixed 1203. m. M‘x‘d '2 ll) Mixed
6'15 " " 635 “ “ 641 "
845 “ 'Jul “ 921mm.
l‘.‘ OI " 1'2 hill. at. 1218 . m.
2 50 “ Mixed 310 “ Mixed 316 fitted
4:25pm. 512 " 517nm.
5 50 “ 6 35 " 6 40 “
'I' l “
1010 “ blind 10 l? “ Mixed 10 24 Mixed
sunnu’.
9 20 a, in 9 25 a. In.
6 52 run 6 5‘! p. in
W. ll. s-nzvunsou, Vlcol’rea. and Gcn’l Manager.
F. (3. Fatal. Superintendent.
A. W. Pannier. General Passenger Agent.
MAIN LINE.
have Bridgeport for Pittatleld.
7.08 a. m. mommo'n
10 m ‘I t.
10:20 p. In. Mixed. wan" tun. ‘
4.. “ express 7 30 II. In.
‘II to " accommo'a
‘Goes only as tar as New Milford
Wu. H. Snvxxrox, Vice Pres‘t a Gcn‘l M ' '
W. K. Lrort. Snpt. an I: I
A. W. Parnnnficu. Passenger Ag't., Brldgerort, Ct
Licensed Day Scavenger.
l’rlvy Vaults lnII'cmiIIIIIII
Cleaned and Biscuit-cud.
CHARLES MOT’I‘, Prop.
Bridgeport iddrm: on ramrmm AVE.
0: Inquire of JARVlS KELLOGG. Health Officer.
Norwalk.
dlb 2w
\‘.
l
‘ WEDNESDAY.
Artllclnl stone Step0. Coping.
[AWN ROLLEIS.
CARRIAGE. BLOCKS.
kc... dun,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
35 Water at mt. In" I]
Employment Bureau.
(For both on). Samue- gm
Iflttstl. hook-hum. club, etc.
To BUSINESS HOUSES FREE.
All out «It, cardamom, or Min-cu of ant-urine
better position, nbnuld rut-ta their mum at llllo
tum-w, t‘ttl or train: for Information.
Ills. I. A annular.
bl Atlantic HI , Mumford, t'uun.
. ‘ " T1112).
lemll Platinum lottery,
Select School of Shorthautl and
'l‘ypowrltlng,
51 Atlantic street, tAyre.’ Blot-II),
Stamford. Conn.
ALHDINtlr-opaln Innimtiun tor a thorough
[mental humane uluumm, and devoted to
the Imam: 0! young men and hunch, in the
thortcttttime warble. Inllildht clan», payday 1.»
ultionn: Under the sacrum! Illa-Imllutl of the lure
mulpalmdbrmatm mama of (my. Shun.
and Ty flllugfi‘hmll, llmtvml Conn,
lane-ton grand evening. (lulu-rm mist“!
topoaltlom.
lutnetlol by lull a Spec-lulu.
For clnulm. giving full Icahn. at! at «boot
can: or win-II l .l. a. llxltulu.
till
CANDLES
Of all kmdt I’m-t t'lua
BAKERY !
corinvcorus. carrot 71‘“st- tall man—
ml of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
( lRI‘IAT
BLUE TIBKI'I‘ SALE
.__..p_.
arugula
HOUSE FII -
GOODS.
Bert l'tlluburyflourmcrhbl . . .. fig
.. .. .. .. ‘ , l
l2xlhmGnnulatedergar..................... It!)
5 lrndidlllack Tea ..... .. ... ......... .
acl'urmou "
»
Beat " ..
Finest 0. (‘nivernment Jim t].
“ t‘anmt‘um...
Bent Harrow Ileana
Good NO. Molar-m.
Bent ” " . .,
" Rock Candy Syrup. ..
Iréém
All House Furnishing Goods at
Greatly Reduced Prices
”A?”
W. IIIINIII‘II Nllllllllll's, 1
flavihmd's Block, ‘
9?. Washington Street.
Special Sale. -
FINE
French Fell Hats
_‘1__
50, 75, $1.00, and 81
CALL AND SEE THEM
——mr—-
MRS. FAWCETT’S
MILLISERY STORE,
3 Water St. , Norwallt.
a? have (lit-potted at! my South Walk firm?
to Bitch & (infield. and cordially recommend rhea
to the patron! at the store and the public generally
All persons ladebted to Inc will plane «all an Mat
the old “and, 1'30. 3. WATER n'l’ , NORWALE.
b)’
no? -
LLL ENTRIES
Lowest Prices!
The Best Goals for
the Least llouey
H. ‘S. BRUWN’S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark l: Lane’s mock
FEBRUARY 6, 1889.
W‘ Still,
07» Main Htroot.
bl). NUTIWALK
0.0
FRAMING» at lowest nricm.
m - «~ ~-
Full line of Artists’ Materials.
lllIlII‘ILSalllllllS
J AN CHAIR‘S 1 880.
We “flu d-rm grill.- ru-I lb a
LARI il-z STOCK
WINTER ILfllKS,
New (loads, at (fast.
One lot, old styles. at $2.00
for choice.
Large lut Dress Goods
marked 2.3 to We placed on
separate counters a! uniform
price of 15¢: per yard.
20 per cent discount on
marked prices of leather
Gloves and llittcns.
Manyothcr goods reduced
tomake room for new goods
after February l~'t.
lNBLER & SINNIS.
lb North llrtIn hlrl‘t’l.
south Sorwntk.
L. H. DECKER.
Wall galleria—,—
Paints, Oils,
and Glass.
Hausa and Sign Pairing.
l’apcr Ilanging
Calcitnining, and
l)ccorating.
Building Lots For Sale
“(.3 1..
)IOSS IIILL.
_, ,w—l‘i. _ -.
‘ R’l‘ll.‘ 31.5“; (3.,
Builders Hardware,
PAI N TS,
Oils [arnishea
Finish.
Berry Bros. [Ind ’33!
Wire Steel Door Hats,
5. nothing new. It»! time: on;
W. G.QUlflTARD,
“5K7 HALL BUICK
Bale Hay,
and Straw,
PIIII lllll SIIIIIII Blllfllllll,
COAL and WOOD,
Grain, Flour, Feed,
-axu—
BUILDER'S MATERIALS,
~A1—
RAYMIIND LL03
Welling Stationery!
PRINTED on ENGRAVED! ‘
W
PRINTING 0F ILL KINDS
AT THE
a. warm.
at... IWu—u
.. . M... WWI-Mm
The loan! Harlot.
. .. ’lllll BBSTWN
MEATS
SflllVKll IN THIS HINT ”ASHER.
lrfdu V'tld the tin .‘tI-t HEATS. «Humane
cum me of trouble or tool. we two had tln-m at my
Huh-I. a ml: at
P I
IN ITS SEASON.
1‘ '. HA Y 32:33 .
lilliiildi'ti IUAN‘K. - htill'l‘lt NllltWAl.l
WASHINGTON Illilll‘l‘.
One Quality—Tho Bent.
Ill-cf, \‘ral, Lamb, Mun-In. l‘otlr. Salt and Pres-h,
t‘onml lln-f. Smoked Tongue. Hume,
hhnubh-ru, llu‘IIII.Italn;:ua, Frank
Itfi'ltt. Etc.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLESSMITH
5:: Watltlnxton Street.
.T.H Klinefelter,
DFALI‘ZR IN
Meals, Fish oysters,
l'cgctablts, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS, E‘l‘c.
(In. N. LJMNTWHNH. Danni.
Telephone t‘onnectlon.
BLLLL 8th ll
“.‘S Main St, 80. .‘iorvmllr.
Meats Fish Hymns,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Etc
Of All Kinds In Their Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
II. I. BENEFIT. $29 2. S BUSTED,
THOSE WHO DESIRE
THE BEST 91‘
Meats,
Poultry,
Valuables,
may! fresh and at a Monte prictftvould dowel!
to call at the
Central Marla
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Order! solicited and goods delivcml to any part
of (Try.
lulsull answer, In.
SEWERS!
I”. BI. PIERCE
naatznru
SE‘VICIK PIPE
AND
General Server Contractor
l-prepamd to make commotion! with main newer
pi In this city on the moat favmabtc rams.
ice intending to connect with»: recently laid
m in fill}: my will and it to their 54"“ng to
all on him. 834 tt
1”. Bl. PIEItCE
' Box 20, South Norwalk. Ct.
JOHN n. FEBRIS,
Wholesalcazrd Retail Dealer in all kindle!
llllll. INN N001]
Brick, Lime, Cement,
Elna Stone. Etc.
behigh, huckavranna, Locust
Mountain. Franklin, and
il'iikesharre Coats.
limit if? RUBBER urn
Yard‘ fr, ~t .wf ‘Nayllingtnt‘. and Math
{admi- “Rica
“in.“ Firm 1 '
Mini
EERIESS
LAIIIES‘i uvzs
Do It? Own Incl-q,“ Ila-a.
5! , m . The, Id "fly.
imprinzaa. - pooh-:30. Thcylraznoqual
”mum-w.“ *- me:
”Taiydouuodunnu; Datum-dolly
Sentinel I nice.
non-s m.-Iannmw.
all!
I
inmtlnn
dimmii anon .'
Ltvery and road Btabln
IvIInI'IcIr "OPEL,
llnnm and (Harman-inlet for all occasion.
l'IlIlttg‘tut at Depot to um All ‘I‘ralnl.
hood amount at flammable Prion.
Telephone mutter-um.
Human Nature on the Rack!
'l‘ht-n- III not the lent nee--
any for mining from
auvrlntsu, Mouton.
noon-ad unut'oua nun-
Mull. when the mutt chiti-
uate rm. no (and a,
‘ k p“ Irvin MILES llllllz'll -
III “ ‘,,‘ w LLB. They are oom-
K) \O pnml of hamlet. root--
/ \I In. one of the In“ UV.
and Family Purgatwo Pill.
in me Iatht‘t. Tuition!-
a‘nnumheml hummus lulllcndul perm
I no: of mm pills by spplylm: to me. and
to torn-it If! Dollar- for are future to cure r
Ilatrtnal. bill In no Built! I’ll, but I
olatcllcnlof furs. hold by all dealer- in
and Madonna, and In Hawaii by (l 3
Prior 2!) cent! per box, he hum for .1 no.
jl‘l Inn 0. a. till-1.. Proprietor. Portland, In.
SWAN & BUSHNELL.
802 Water so. foot at Bank.
BBIDUBPOII‘I‘. 01'.
We Isak rem-wed attention lhlt team to our uteri
of Nova 5mm hand made woolen ttocklnuglovn
and minute, endow line of Imported Quorum
We arr-h to more fully introduce to the notice at
all out-door workerr, driven. R. It mac. and
mermhc meat comfort and ufet from we and
con], to be derived from a good In t of on cloth
mg. With then- go rubber Glam am It 000.
at which at haven good mock. The datum to
hon-es and Intranet: by rainand elect atone- ll well
known lut'l't'ry ham owner. One of our Oiled
t‘anvu ('Ium \ull wove I complete muo-
uId may are its coat my tunes in a single mom.
’lhac however are but nice than. our Illa
bullnt'flbl! dealing in Pure load- and Gill. Ship
t haudlcry, Eamon-fa Supplies and D lug II
tt'rutlu, Inlay of thew Ime- we are d dealt to
with and impor-rible to beat.
By IlIc way. We have a Brand or China mule
from the lm-r Imported stock which we tel only In
horns of ImImI. They are wry flue flavor and
methut lilllc mun-than cigucues. Drop In and
try them. Tt-IIphIIue. N. Y. Priru. Never
undrrwId.
”u
..l. -.
pH [,9
'J'mw |
The Old and fifiiable‘.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE.
Nurwalktllawlnrl
-THE PROPELLERS—
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Wiil make daily tri . sand.” W. for
(night between New fit, Kuwait and South
Namath. Will leave Plaza, foot of Beekman
New York. every evening. except at
o'clock.and on Saturday at 2 p. In. lave Nou-
walk Bridge and Sour Norwalk every owning.
Freight taken from and necked for all
point: on the Danbury and Harwnlk and
shaping Kannada at Greatly “no“
Bates.
and 35qu will be neat foreptacial
_ _ of freight
uywherr In Sew York or us Vicinity.
[y‘all persons are forbid trustingulyol lllo
employtfvuf the boat: or taislincoa account
the outer: thctmf.
Halal, Ballot (in.
_—_*..__.—_
WOOD MANTELS.
DOORS.
'SASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK,
OP ALL KINDS.
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
Plate and Sheet Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
hmherl'ard betwecunflmadmdmrrlago
Hill at fut fllndllill'lllll Street
South Norwalk, Conn.
Halal, Bailey llu.
Fechter’s Famous’gm
FAIRIOQ. , MW"
{:11me
ltflunmymlhutammdwm
mmmcnuulydfldumwhlehmmm
n «snout Mahmoud. that! «I.
Immune-mi.
Writ
$rl 000 REWARD
con Not. I II. .1.
head- ms;
(Ml.
. I'll!!!
WEI.
a ' Stilm m
l‘uhlotn-‘l’wluphhfld, Mail-'1.
hbmhth‘fa-plth'hm “at“...
1'0an
9203622 3. mm
Upon appitt‘u'on to agent: the Cit of Nana! i ‘
Norwalk Chronicler