ISWIIIIIOIM A CEIITAIIITY'IW
Hi! Friend. Judge wDevins. Says
He 15.
WHAT ‘IIII‘ f‘tlhtlIIIill II N “ANT.
Wilton Yeltsin-ha llv-Ilna ‘llut lie “M
the Treasury I‘urtfnilo III III. lmble
Pocket and Will III-nu he Able to titre
the Judge a Job.
TOLIIXI. I). FI'II. l.'r.--Ju-I.,;II lh‘l‘lll‘, III
loam Vern-In, ll, “ho ha: I- . o In the VII”
Abel.» felt IIASII‘ In control Ill'll “all. h'Vt'ltI'
”It! agaimt the tummy-nullm ltmlmy cone
pauy, inauthort'ty for the Man-mun that ex-
Galator Windommf liliunwtn, bu- been ap—
pointed secretory I-f the Ill‘tl>lll'_\'. and has
Wthelnrtfobo. There l.- unite a hit
at hiutory mnueI-tul With hi5 upwintlricnl,
IndJudge Devin» L~ in II pmtiun to speak
with authority on the matter.
It meme that when \l‘uulmn was appointed
secretary of the treasury under Garfield. one
of his» tint ammintmenta was that of Judge
I'insas solicitor of the treasury. lit-fore
Judge lit-vim} appointment could be mu-
tlrmed by the senate th' awmn'r bullet
changed calculations. and l'olger. it will he
renmnheml, succeeded Window. under
Arthur. This left llevinII out in the cold.
It is fluid that in the presidential election of
13% Mr, Blaine mu pledged to redeem the
prmnisc Garfield was unable to fulllll. and
that II einiiiar pledge was given by Mr. liar-
I'imn prior to his election.
Judge Dciins while here «thingy-Id a div
patch from \l'lndnm annouming his l“llt—
dmn's) appointment to and III-Ieptance of the
office, and infuriating that he :quI would he
Ina positum to fulfill his former agreement
with Judge Dev' Ins. \I' indotn and Judge
Devlin studied law ether under Judge
Kurd,“ Mount \‘cnIon. and alone then a
close personal friendship has existed lwtween
them.
lnnunrous, Feb. I5.-A delegation of
«timed men, n'presenting Ieven mulhern
States and headed by John M. langdon, of
Virginia, cx-Ininister to llayti, called on (ion.
Harrison for the puran-of urging lIinIto
appoint an attorney gem-ml a man who
would ace that the lawsareenforeul. The
delegation was receival in the front parlor
and Mr. [AMEN]! introdnml his companions
aeverally. When the-3e ceremonies were con-
ciuded Mr. langston read the following
addreac:
“The undersignml would Ila-50W you that
they are loyal members of the Repair
lican party: that they reside in Itatcs
xvemlly which are overwhelmingly Ile-
puhlican, and upon any fair election
would give their mtrcctive electoral votes
to such party by large majorities. Such,
however, are the undue intluenw-s and frauds
brought to lcar against the great body of
voters of these state: that the dwircs of the
RepublicnummI-‘m arc n-mtnntly defeated.
I“: believe that the Ilftwnth amendment
should he maintainul with fairness and vigor.
and that ample protectimi through federal
agency should be given every citizen. We
cannot doubt that you agree with us in such
IIpinion, and that you desire that such object
ahallbeaccomplished in the interest of the
7411),” of Alricrican citizens who, tuning!
in the south, are practically Ilisfmuehiwl,
and whose cause we represent and
plead. In view of our present and
yumpective condition under your arlnrinbtra-
tion of the govern we are so profoundly
interested in the con: ,tutian of your cabinet.
so far certainly and specially as concerns the
attorney geucrnlahip thereof. I“: offer you
thenarnc of no man for such punition. Such
course would. we apprehend. be unbemrning.
“'2 ask simply that a persUn be simulated to
Inch position whose cordial acceptance of the
gmt American doctrine: as rc~pcct citizen-
ship and the ballot for the lxumhlmt of our
citizens. even though formerly :lava and out—
casts. would lead him to march diligently and
thoroughly for the law in sax-h behalf, unin:
ammo and named in judgment against our
mum by reason of ill foundul. though strong,
[It‘dlt'lllflh‘ and prejudices. The importance
the absolute may of the apgoiutmcnt to
the lesition which we mm».- of a man
who. in addition to great learning in the law,
him from undue feeluzg and has, become:
apparent in a ringle rrmnient‘a reflection.
The olll erY with hi- nmyciatcx' and subordi—
nate agents. i; of the first importance, and.
such being our opinion, we have ventured to
bring it formally and earnestly to your con
aidemtion. If yonhare antieiwtel in such
appointment already made the suggestions
which we here offer. we shall ever be your
grateful fellow citizens."
Gm. Harmon replied very briefly. saying
that hewas glad that so much interest was
mifrstal In the fitness of his‘ cabinet lllt'fll-
has for the duties that they would he called
upon to assume.
ALGER WRITES T0 SHERMAN.
lie Demands an Explanation—Sherman
liar Sol Heard of It Yet.
Commits, 0., Feb. 15,—Gen. Alger, of
Nichigan. wasa mmincnt guest at the Lin-
coln trumpet of the Ohio Republican league
Tuwlay night. All Ohio politician jocoeely
remarked to hirn,at the conclusion of Governor
Panther-'5 caustic remarks aimed at Sherman,
that there seemed to he a grievance between
‘ the most distinguished citizen of Michigan
and the most distinguiahcd citizen of Ohio—-
mains Sherman.
“Well," milled Alger. with great energy
and evident feeling, “Sherman has got to say
whether he did or did not make the remarks
about It» attributed to him. \‘o man shall
talk that way about me with IInpunity. I
wrote Sherman a letter yesterday demanding
an explicit avotval or disavowal of the re-
marks about me attributed to him since the
Chicago convention. and he has got to an—
swer. Yes, sir, I shall insist upon an answer ”
Wasmxo‘ros. Fen Li—Seuator Sherman.
being asked if he had received a letter from
Gen. Alger demanding an avowal or dis:
aroma! of remarks about Alger attributed to
to him since the Chicago convention. said he
Ind no: Iueivad it and had not heard of such
a thing.
The Cabinet Completed.
Innraxarous. Feb. 1.1-]: is understood
that Gen Harrier. has completed his cabinet,
abject. to changes that after condition.- arlav
km from declination may suggest. But who
ampere it is still left to speculation, as those
who know the general are satisfied that he
banneirhev directly nor indirectly intimated
who would be among his attic ial adviser-I.
Th8 b stated by one who is in frequent con-
firm with the president-elect onall matter:
W the cabinet
A Ila-e Badly Bereaved.
Loam-1,263., Feb. l5.—Edward cur.
find. a laborer attheW lineman rolling
mhtllscity,wuarriedover thedateof
“hilly-uteri!” atli drowned. thwarts
olduallaaveeawiduw and nine chil-
m. Whiknafllaglwthe Indy a ”-
”InIVqum Ma lame to m
“deathdoaedhhehfldru
l
‘ WAEMI. or am GISSHE.
A V.” Creed turnout-The Ilearen Ila-I
It terrible htrogule.
Cl VIM. N .I Fl: 13 mt‘rl llnnth (Elwin-III
the fl'llz to plot. Mm Ill .1 «I: '1‘fiwl:§.\\‘.‘u
bun-II L. ln‘ nil-n.- 1 It. I... ». l. 'lht‘
III llw .1. Hum! mi» IMP-z, »l m". Inlac; 1"
Ion; lwl m- in MI «s. II» Ne m min; Ill”
IIII‘II ti. wt for Il- ion :41 lIn- «Millw-
WI Ie modmf «I Irv the Ile .l ow l ‘I-v‘ll“.
“11' Ml lupin-d t‘ol. “it-III‘II lwluie he
tl‘a'l
ll l;,.~ lax-u learned that t’vl, H.- l». o. lw
I'lfl‘ Ito-lull, t‘nlflvmrhl III III“ III‘V .‘II‘ IA‘
Frl‘lt'llml tu-conimllteda dunk «In... early
in lu- hf.- '1‘ln- giant told the ll.lli| I I‘ that
It i... i always hum hie intention to uh.- “‘IIIl
lo» I»: l~ no. The minister. “bun I‘lltwllulltl‘I
ah: at the giant‘a mnfeolun. PMIIHII)‘ re
fowl In my anything about the math-r
‘l'lwI‘enunnxdmd lwn placed in n n-Illu
eight in“ lung and three feet out... It um-
I-uwn-«l mth cloth and had hero specially
In..>lr'~ I'll' lin- dwenml.
.\llvr the funeral M‘I‘I‘II‘M werenw-r the
will" win borne on the shoulders of ”Lilli
alunly farmer: to a wagon which Iva~ stand
mg in the road about no yards from the
liq-um l'ndertakcr Van Duyu Mild he could
not find a III'flI’H.‘ large enough In that we,
lsuu ul Ne“ Jersey to hold the ginutk I’IIIlIII.
The pull III-arc“ had a hard .-fru;:.:le Ill I':|l"
vying the remulm down the im'lmc lI-n'luug
from the huu-e to the road. and when they
deported tlxewllin in the wagon bend-4 of
rnplraliou ~tooal out on the. Ir Itll‘tlil‘wlfi.
A large noml foil-med the rumours to the
MIddM-ndi “lottery. Where the internment
tool: pine.-
Col. (bu-hen left an atate valued at about
tltldlll H.- m» married three tnuc~ and lII'
vorml force. He left his property to his
rum-rind daughter. with whom he reside-l.
Ommf his wives. who residm in I‘ll-gin. 1115..
will. if i» still. routed the giant's \llll.
AWFUL EXPERIENCES.
A I'amlnlicul Tramp ('runk Into II New
Janey Ilayataek. and lternalm Eighteen
Day- nlth t'roaen Leg».
Monumon .\'. l-‘I-h. l5 — ln lln- Morrin
county (5' J I pmrhoune there i>n trmnpubo
hnsluwrllhrongh a terrible up“: or e of
fasting and frwn'ngmnd who “ill lrw. al-
though he In but a skeleton and both leg:havn
been amputatnl at the knew. Ill: ll‘lltl" to
Frank Harris. and he arrived in tin. . .uuztry
in the latter part of lnat Sow-miner from lr.-~
land. .Iftvr failing tngu-t nurk in New York
he mute-l out into New Jersey to ml: nail;
on a farm. but failed in his endeavor.
On Jan. J.l nftertrampinv for [mutt day»;
herewhel l. m kawny a little tour: In Mnrrix
county. >1ck,tln~l “cal; nnl ~I.fll‘\lll1.,ll
was late “Ilt'll he rthelial the loan, and ulnlc
trnmpmg nrar the Dannllc woo-In y he fell
faintmg by the roadside. Struggling to his
fee,t ho crawled tnahtm k of hay that me
near the road and lay down erpw ting to pass:
the night there and continue his Maury “all;
In the Imvrning. It was a lIIftIr told IIIght
and though almost dead from hunger he man-
aged to draw some of the hay dun n upon him-
self, and then became IIrIc-IIIN‘I-uu. ll-m' long
he lay there he does not know, 1in1 When llc
came to he found that Ibllll In: lcgi were
frozen, and that he Vita: pnwrlmvs to "love.
Saturday hm David Stone, of llwkauay.
noticmta pair of boots Eta-king out of the
hay, and innit-l tlIenI frozen to the legs of a
man “It” \Hb apparently lift-II». He had the
body taken to town. where It was found that
the poor tramp was alive, and he was retired
after lr-urs of hard work, Judy: (:va cared
for him until he Iva: :truog enough to tell hi-
.tcry.
llr,‘ l-rlrl ll be) he wa-s and III!“ he uran- tn la-
in lio‘ il;ry3~lar'k. The" III: Wont ml III IICM'I'IIR'
in graphic language the Iurrnrfi of the nine-
twn do}: lu- 11.1.1 turn freak"; and star ring
in the hay. Alter ln: in; new..- frozen they
pained but i nt little-m cold clay». but when
the “‘r’.tll'.~:t' lumirlalwl tin.- rrgony “lb anul
nnlu. :nly drove him crazy. lie sud that
ulrvvn in: logo wen: icy cold an! his body
burning with I’m-vet". 'll' roar-rigor] to reach out
{mural a little slrilt of HIM; tn gr»! sum to
quA-mh then-rublv thud. that on: burning
him. but that the wow was. juat bayou-I Ill:
[Tm-II. For hour!~ he triml to reach it. and
finally, “hen h.- wru dmpuirnrg. Ir. rule one
hutv'tl'on that t-rrturul his Wt‘uht’llml Innly
on! matched the lrttlcllrrlt.
IMP-om rm- again.
ltl- v5.2: :ur gushed when told that he had
been In...“ :I lays without loud. and said
firm at low: .i var-wt to him o~ though It
'I lzro I.» Im an».
w. 1.. u». r;~, .Imi .I1 rill ll rr’r‘ittr'l llix will
i‘l4'.~ ,
llalrr: r~ m a l-ff'l'llllt‘ condition. Illa skin
I.» why and hard. and is Ilrnon txglltly over
ti..- M arcs. rle Lw an intelligent lmdnng man.
til» at .15; ylnrw «ILL, 59* iran 0 StrIL'f in Call-
forum It. 1 H mm“: a: h-- t: )H'hllg though he
will; . u *'
WE b l VIRGINIA? SQUASSLE
It 22..) Ilene" in 1w" “on rnursami Two
~-- It. Hora-krona (mining.
ll'lmnuomx. Pei. fir—The, report» from
“W :t Virgtnnt Indicate that there are likely
to lv: txm -,:~I crown in that slab-from and
aft. r :1 t' mlpnrurncnt of the: l-ygixlntnrc.
M. II. xpirn by limitation, and I’rni
dent ”dill-m. ei Ill be enroll-lied to recognize
one " :l: .:ZI.~. ml tlwnt There is wry little
pr. 3 .1111! . ltzcrt anyone “Ill Iv,- u'ln‘tfil It: the
scrub: m “in. h .-.I-¢ each governor WI" fill
the than. 5' by appointment and tin- .u-t; of
(re-lenient: will he :eat in. Tim, the titles 0!
tin- g. terms: will be submittul to the will!"
of the l'nrtwl State: for its decision
(II.II.I.L~I.>.\ \I'. \‘a.. Pet- l5: —'I'Ivo lnl
Iota new taken in the joint amenddy Kenna
recount ll no.1 (lot! i: Volt-3 on each Kenna
made :I gain, )lflwffi Dow, Merrill and
Shanklm being the only Derooerat, who "qu
againzt him The Union Labor men agatn
voted for Witt
n.4,..-
'llu- Assembly Ceiling Pnlml.
Anust’. l'eb l5.-A:aczublyman Harlin
told the cmruuitlee investigating the afixmbly
curling fraud the story of the all. red attempt
tolull-e him to sign a "whitewash" repeat.
He met a nun by appointment. Whom he dove
not know. and they walked down Broudnay,
New Yo: k. targetinr The myrterious man
did not tcll Start: u what interest he rep“:
tented. but said he on:- well hacked and a
matter of $3.0») was no object it Martin voted
as he would ts: asked to do. He has not arm
the man :Iuce. and don't know where he can
be found Other evidence was taken. and
the cmunnttee adjourned until 3 p or next
Tuesday. __
Nation-l Prohibition Conference.
Murmur. Felt ill—The National Prob}
bition conference is to nation in Liedelkranr
hall. The hall was full. The muting war
opera-i with prayer by Rev. \l‘ \l' Sattu'lae,
of Atlanta, tin Mr. George Scott. «I Lin—
coln, Nth. one called to the chair and [If
.Iizled over the morning serum In a few re.
mar In he and that III order to make the
tednga intending the weaker: w he
allowed but twenty In for» each Ile far
flier declared tint he inhaled [mailing the
mtingbythalrearale and warmer-lard
tobaveharnuyllhehadtnflghtflrlh
laurel naps: we read.
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL, FRIDAY.
AFI‘AIIIS (IF THE IIATIO.
The Territorial Bill Again Un-
der Discussion.
(IIINI 125 OF TIME I'ANIIIIIAI‘IIS.
how ‘II\III| to be IIIIIIIIIII, and Mouth
lhthula. ‘louldun ntIII “zulunutnn In he
IMI III III I'Im LIIIIuli-I'I of Iiw l'I‘IwH- III.
IIIIIN‘ .‘IIIIIO'I’I.
“‘AflllMlTllh‘, l:lll, IT. .. .Hm Iuinw leis‘ul
Inn-t of llII-Ilny dim-mun; u I'Iwulullwugn'lng
imfrurtmus'tu the inane li‘llI\.‘Il'I‘t'\ on the
territormllull. Mr, Spun; r llilll‘II npthu
tlr- e-uilvl‘vnvv rep-yr! on llu' I. ml.- lull for
the admminu of the flute I-f N‘Hlll I’dllnlfl.
The report. “111.1: l't'put'h ‘i I1 tszl IlruchI'ee-
meat. mu agreed lo. 311‘ Spring: tony-«l
that the Iron.»- man on its. It'll ‘3» 1m» wlr owl
ml: for another conference. .‘\..l‘-‘. .1 In, Mr.
Il-Iker (N. I1 1 “flu-rod II Iw- .21.' ..I ,zlmu:
the house mnl‘erreI-a the l- Home, urine»
from:
lu‘l' '13) I-xvlmlo th- t-nrm. :y :I New
Bil-Vim from the lull
Mom. in tillll n-I lhv loll 'r In pm Ll.-
I‘I'I’ Illt' IlIIll-l~‘lt»ll - l I‘nllll. 1’ 111- I .'
Imtilu of III purrhlmt, |-‘ lw. -
I".lll~-'column-1| In l.‘ I. --l in lllt'
proph- of South ILlll-Ilu. u |II| [4er I. n fur a
._l,,, .‘v
llmi‘ I‘l-‘I'lluu “I Male and I. :. l .l 4:" In. ;.s..l
llitlxoul n Irv“ when" tin-q!» ..,. x» .I I. . tr.
'I'liil‘nl 'I'lm'. lllt‘lil'tizk“'l>l , n . rill
llnlwln. .‘ll'llIull-I nwl \\'.I»1.| . I; 1..
Iz-lmllul on I11.- «mlu IM‘I‘, m‘ 4 I. 1.
pI'm'ln'uuli ii of IIN’ pnmhm. ..; . I4, 4....
“VII net: of adudmun.
.‘dl‘. t'..,\ 3". Y.» IliuI..l .l momma.-
I'nl‘ lIn' It‘lIlll'A-vll. II';I I'I .: MIII lrvm Mr.
ll‘dmr‘» piopmn .1. m 't.,.r n '11 .. nu fur the
allow-Inn ui N-HI. inn. m. .‘.En..:..n.I and
Wmhmglou II_\‘ IIlMluizliIlI ll I! ll'.- LIMP
llt‘lll. 1‘. bill: IlttlltIII- Hamel, hill-.11} ‘ll’.
linker tlI‘I'vplI'Il Mr. I \F Iv mm m n: a dab-
rtltute {ul' hi» own
Mr. lb‘u-I‘kI-Iurlgw il\'\‘,' vlnazelvd u
dlv’oion of the "now-m»... 'ltw lvrlu “'3‘
first taken uprn that potion I-f v:.~- l-erlillilll
infirm-ling the t'ullll'lltfl‘ In . l‘. ..II.;rt-.- Nun
)‘I‘hIt'll ll'vlli IIll‘ lull}. .\,l‘-u~-l an‘.
Itinunys'. MS. I
The next IIIIU‘A' f the I‘~~.4 lull-ll! Ioted
upon no: that noun-1mg llw I'nttlm'rm-s no
tuaIIIcn-l the bIll .1:- In pruuslv for thou-l-
llllv-i’lll If Neath llulmtn I.) proclaoummi.
Agreed tn. Yvon, lili; lillya. II'J, A vote on
the rerolutl-rn “Ill be taken today. .
The N'Illllt: inn-owl to II III" union of the
Texan- ('lt‘t‘llull I-otlugw. Tl».- srnufv III N‘i’ll".
H‘:l-ltlll I'oulir‘mml then-nonunion of l'nrr-ll
ll. Wright, of .‘Il:I-.'I"lIII-I-tt.~. to l...- rumour»
amour ul lain-pr. and Human l5. While, ul
l‘rml‘utt. A. 'l'., [u l..- imlluu quu-tnr.
'lllll LarsT t-lt.\\il hIM‘IAI. ll\’l'.\”l'.
’l’ln- [.rcalthml'» Iu‘n-ption 1:»: night to the
I flirt-r: of the arm} . the Inn y and the 1qu nu-
Imrgnua- In curry N'II'M' a brilliant cunt.
The great t..IIII't.~hI the t-.\tI'llll\'-'funnel-ill
“UL‘ fill-kl to flu-Ir Irlrrimt uq‘m‘llynl lU
o'rl-n'h. All the Iwaulrlm of tho Inipilnl'a
Ulll‘ lsll. pellill'ul {Ill-l Mk‘llll lift! tillt‘ll'lml lllt’
his! great r-w'ml Hurt of I’rrz—ulcut Cleve»
Inn-l) axlnuommnun. The floral decoration:
of tln- east room V-rl'u :Iiperli, and then-III
costumes of tl..- “omen have nei'er been sur-
pa-n-Ii at a plate reception, The [In-ardent
and lira Cleveland blumk hand» with over
tour thousand penom III twohoun, and at
the and Mr». L'leirland nurtured entirely
free from lullgztv. llcr dim-hare goon “a:
black silk. mth ml .sntrn al-rves and waist.
At 11:30 the reception party luarchml through
the parlors and retired to thepruvutequnrtcre
for supper. 'lln- gloat.» etrll lIIIgI-r'I-Il.zIII-l It
was rnldnight before the 1.3.4 one had lclt the
White llulm‘.
in;
.\A\'.‘\L SE“:
A telegram recent-II at the navy depart-
ment from Philadelphia state: that lllt‘vlllr'lttl
trial of the goal-Int Yurktuun “as a worm.
The Vrsbl‘l develop-.1 III the full! hnuo' net
an average ~pn‘nl of pine-.1. howls per hour.
Capt. I". W. linrmcy Mill norme- I-nzntsrnntl
of the llruohlyn busy yard, thr- [micron
rcmnrtly vacated by lirnr Admiral llrmmrvh,
who a on In: nay to ntlul‘r‘wl Adina-oi Lun-
in command of the North :‘liallll" uplalrnu
(jaunlrrudurc benign: E lL-lhrmp I...) In... do
toe-lied from the» oommnrl of HIV Mary Irluli-I
navy yard and ordered 91:135.in rmnrnmni
of the Amity slpmalrun sauna-dim; Alumni
Chandler, “no dial a fun In,» a,“ .
ut'r'. I‘rul'u; l.\' law,
The IEoIH-I-nznznittcc on Inlzl41lullhl19lll
rectuln fan I'nlrlr let-ill I r. :1 . all...» lull
appropriating {IKHM‘I l-l l‘ ! [Arrwrharn
inmost» In no: buttons of rum 1.4 'I‘:..- up
proprlattun i— mud-.- l-l urn.- tr Adrenalin
Inlmrerr at “oil. on the 1' room. Intui and
pay the up .. wot their utI‘. m! to; tune}
Status.
Lt.
,'
A Veteran‘s rum-ml.
li'a.~r;w,Iw.\. Fol». It. -'l'lr.- ltrzwlzxi ui
(ion. \‘I'rllr.‘..:r.l “out, late govt-nu: or the
Suhltcn' lawn". trunk pine:- nt the has»! 1”".
Father (I: ' t‘. at 5!. ”3|”th :. r‘fllL'l-‘tle‘d.
The collar v.1. Irma: from [he gatonlur':
home to It»: grave on the ahv-ulders wt ”.11.:
PS-n’lgflula, Inmate: of the home. tollowcrt
by a large otlrutuur n-l army l'lll‘t’l'w and
prominent people. Among the mm} at!» er;
were Gem. Seth-field. Drum. Ilolntrml, Mc-
l’wly. hum-roll and \"Ilmm. >52. Ir :ury limit-
I-ott, (inn, llwnwmus. Urn. J’J‘CI ll 1; John—
rt-m and .MI old veterans, Iranian . § Itlt’ :yolo
tllfl’a' home, :tln. attended Ill: foo ml and
tollunol the rmralw to the gran».
,\ Iiuml llili Approved.
\‘ASIKISut-...\‘ Fri) Iii—Til: puzu‘l-‘Iit has
appluh'rl Ill» loll granting on our 55:: 'Il yrtr
smi- tccx-rnldrcri and sailor. “b; II-‘l‘cluel
either hum turn-Le Ir bulb hen-41w pu-
month.
The Samoan Coliterrucr.
\l’apllnuten. Feb. 15,—“ I. said at lb.-
nkait Jew; fluent that the prurient J.llllllll.‘llfl‘
not. n no or: Meet the American ”rte-enla-
uw p. “w Samoan conference It. lie-Ilia.
stole [Its no, from Illa Runaway Wife.
Saunoea. S. \'., l-‘eb. 1.1—0.1 Saluzniaj'
laat Air: John ltrrlclt. of Madison utenue.
Albany. elupul from that Cll)’ With a 5...;
man named Delacy. a collector. They came
to this village, Imaging“!!! llcrick'r syru—
old boy with them. and took up their rm—
dence on York avenue. The husband ot the
woman drove up tram Bailston In a cutter,
amt wanking his- chance nlnle the In" em
playing In front of the house got hurt In the
roller I“ turned track to liolhtou. 'l'mn
he I. ok the mun for Albany.
(mania in the I'ottera I'IelII.
Wanitnoltix. Feb. til—A daringmlrmpt
at grave rubbing on: made in pater: tit-id.
Ofllttrs npwared while the glwuls um.- III-
gaged in their ghastly m.-II., and the only
watcher: fled They Were not :rrghtened oft
untllilzey Lad renmveu the body from the
grave and rainei It It. the true: 'I iw “an-h
than at the .vermtery «as found and “I11 “I,
lithium: ull.’ only «an mm. mu. a tune
and “83"“. with the roux-'5‘ tools. were
that to the “nth“,
OFFICES OF THE AIICHI‘I'EGT.
An Alldreu “'hlI-II l'leiued the llnlldal'a.
unit-en Elected.
humor I run Full. 1!) JI‘IIIIthlrdannuul
.Ivmeultu u of tin Nutmnul Amniollnu nl
llmll n 1: .. i my. “1 m: .‘Iu2m.. l .Mm
M.-.\Illnu..ll wt lb‘ pulvh.‘ 14 old .4... wad
npupri pl: In: 41 l». l). l‘ IlullI-‘lll. III‘ New
York on Ww I '1 h" miter w ll . .letlrum
II‘ M HI 1' 11,- III 1.111‘I‘1'~ yumillml on: that of
on ‘lllxpll ... yols'. “bow IhIl) ll um. to
guard llw lulwrmo-ul' the owner row-1| an
lhuw of ”H, builder. 'l'lIo bill'l't“htll an :m-III-
we: tll‘latlltlnl upon hisuhility to whet the
lmt quIrnI-tur lnl' lIIu miner. l'nity of
action “tin urged luxtwwn the urchin-ct and
the bulldrr
A illulhlll to have Mr. llutlleld's mlclreru
prion-.1 in pamphlet form and IlIlIIf'llllilt'tI all
over the [Tullml States n‘tI-I agreed to.
I’l‘llftlsmll' (George l-Jmthurn. M. A.. of this
city. Ili‘lll'rl'wl a wry llllcl'callllg ud Irma on
the lllt'll'h' :yeluu
The greater lurl‘llull of the IIlt-‘I'nmn nevlvvn
was taken up by the re] 411 of flu.‘ I‘UIlIIlIllIt'I.‘
on I'I‘Nllllll'lln no.1 the consideration of the
wow. ‘ I
it was lll‘t'l'll’l tn lmwfbu out Inullng
held in St. l‘uul about Jan. 20, NM
The lull .nln; ulllu e1 ~ III-re t lI-I'lml to rem:
for the ensuing y. in.
l'I'I-rlll III. 1; land IS. Hvl'llmr'l. of ISL
I‘aul. fin-t III-w prhlI-ut. -1~ 1m J 'l'Iu i-I‘l. of
Non York; :wu-nal \iI’-‘ proud-III. .\ 1.1. .\lv
II‘-rll'l'. of t'lei'rinwl‘. ?‘|'\'IlIIII.\. Wilhuu ll.
tiny “and, I»! ll»! n. In :I-Im r, l-Ir-rl‘w‘ l’up-
]N'I.IIII'1III'.I,:.I,
'I'Inlny Illl' Isl-IIIl-II- nl llu' ’Ixr‘n'illllll
“ill n-Ammm- tlw III-Iv 0!, lull owl llw Mu—
.»oznv Temple, and at :9.- l .. .. Ll l. |- guru n
‘l‘l‘lll‘lll Ill 11::‘ “1.1 rx Iztu -- Imullhl lllc
.\I I~'--" Iimll I.’ |‘..I.
gLEVElAllll s
SUPERIOR
BIKING FUWIIIR
THE PllBEST llllll BEST
[3 made onlyof m iwtly pure urn“- I-rexm
of tartar. strictly p‘m- ”rationale of
soda. and a small twill o If l‘.- or as a
preservativm nolb :I. r I he uh: uh' .cI'. and
is WIII“I.'"illlHl IIIIIII' y lim- fI-m alum.
flllllfb'l ‘:. pbmplm -. . line. and all the
l-illlil'l'l..til,~ f'n-.pn'XItl:,‘ found in ballot:
pond-rs. 'l‘lw t'Il.’ll‘:;“Il‘l' of rnzdcrinls
nee-.1. their purity. and the nicely tlrllll'll'
combination. render ('lI-I'n-laull's erwrior
bakingpouwlo-t‘tlu' most healthful and most
Iu-omunival'io u:---. and it always affords
“hr-lemme. nutritious. and delicious food.
It 1-3 rcconum-mlml f-vrprlrily. lwnllhlnl-
III-rs and t'llll'it'lll'y by flow "fluent and
Slate l'lll‘llllhifi, I‘lwudsls of Boards of
Health. and pt‘ubsbvltfl in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
Sold only in cane. full weight.
I'l.l’.I'l'l.\_\'lI lhmruuus. ALMSY. N. Y.
0. &0. TEA
Theatrical. Tea Ever 05ml.
PERFEGTLY PURE.
A MOST DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. 115' 11‘.
It: will m In any ether. utility we: mics
It in the Bream Gun: Lur. i lml from
the beet plantatlonapnd murantm khm' lttr 1y
pure and free from ill adult:- ratmna or coloring
matter The wknlgm um hermetic: ll; 9. . -
lt is more men-
and warranted full wet. ht.
amical In use than the loww grad“.
Oriental A: Occidental Tea 60.. L‘t’d.
[lead 0175a, 85 I‘m-"nu Blip. New York.
for sale by the nest brow
F. 1). LA“ T033 8; (0..
l). L’llOllllEDlEl',
South Norwalk, Conn.
lit) )1 Ell H. II() ‘Y'I‘,
.111111111‘ {1111 111111111,
No. 15 Railroad l’lacc,
Sole Agent. for the Celebrated
Adria Crystal Spectacles
and Eye Glasses.
Aim full line Pebble Spaniel”,
Always in tuck, fu'l line
Elgin, Wattham.
Hampden, Columbus,
Springfield,
—-uo—
Non-MagneticWatches.
French and American Clocks,
Queen Cnil'lloldcrs,
New and artiltic designs in
Silver Ware,
Diamonds and lI‘ine J ewelry. ‘
Muslcal Instrument .‘upplicrfirc.
no. 1:. RAILROAD ruleir.
4 Doom PR'IM l’. 0.
msafilhif senioign‘.
Privy Vaults and ammo
Cleaned and lliaenf‘rcn d.
cnanurs Ito-er. Prop.
Bridgeport scams: 9» ramrrgm AVE.
Etc! tend me.
Or inquire at JARVIS KELLOGG. Health Ulllccr,
(115 2'
Xmalk.
II. Y. II. II. & II. HAlhlItlAll.
member-5mm.
aotaa I”. It)". IMI‘.
5.10 I. III. Explore. 16.31 “ Arrow.
tutti “ Brown. 17.?!» " Armin,
0.19 “ [4.“th 38M " Menu.
MI " 3'er t‘p. um " 1....qu Ex.
7.1.5 “ lun- al In. N. l‘.’ Atcum
7M “ Local lit. l2. l:.ip India-loo Ir.
8.!!!) " lawallfir. “ Inca] Ex.
5.30 “ Ho.N.t-lmclal IJ‘ “ tipgtiuld War.
0.1": “ I“II‘IIl not ‘ local
ml " Act-om. H." " "one I:
no.3 “ Ill. .032 “ Amara.
it.“ “ 1.001131. 13.09 " Nanak.
liffllillp III. , Bum-u. ; 5.13 ” AI‘coIIInI.
Leo “ No N up till “ focal Expnw
[it " Acmm. 7.2T “ Brldxd‘pt Aw.
I.“ " lloetoulx. 48.41! " Atom.
506 " titanium Are ”.19 “ Ace
flu) “ liar-ree- um " Adam: ll: Ac.
we “ titanIIordAcI-l‘mu " limltoullx.
tl.ll " lt‘port apt-c. Sauna".
10.16 " Amara. 7.33 " Arcom.
litmmva. llll " At'tIUlll.
9.15 Aocotn. 6.51 p.m. Moon .
“Hum Accmu. =
I28 " boa lltxp.
8.69 " accent.
'l'I-alaa Leave [tut Norwallr.
«man Wlfl‘l'. some KAP'I‘.
6.07 a. In. . 6 .34 a. ll].
6." It i 85-) II
7.19 “ l 1.47 p to
9.3:! " 5.15 “
".41 “ I am '-
“0 p. In. 1 9m “
.50.! " l
6 3;. “ l
8.0? “
0. l. Burrito. C. 'l'. lines-run
Gen. thw'. Hen. l’aaa. Ag'l
Il0l¥SATONlC RAILROAD.
DANIIIJIIY & NORWALK DII’ISIUN.
Canceled February 4th. b588,
l'naaenger Tralna.
HOU'I‘I I.
Lv.Norwal|t. ”.50. Norwallt. Ar. Wilma Pain
7321!!!! 7.56am. 803nm.
817 “ h'fi' " 555 "
l003 “ 1013 “ ill») "
l250p.ra 100nm Imam.
431i " 4-16 “ (.53 “
lllII “ Mixed fliid ”Mixed tilt“. “M‘x‘d
so: -‘ N am " e s It. -- u
on “ v 1024 -' " 1031 u --
at'tdou'.
Nine. In.
m» p. tn.
N()IITII.
Lv. Wllwn Point. Latin. Norwalk. ALNorwalk
till a. In. Mixed 120a. m. M'x‘d 210 Mind
“,5 .. .. “p, .. .. ti-Il ..
845 " 'HPI ” 927421 m
1201 " lzlllip. In :2 in I. In,
2.50 "Mind 5310 “‘Mire-l fill!) ‘uetl
425p.rn. 51‘! 5171”“.
550 “ llil') " u-lt) “
1.5
1610 “ “Mixed Io 17 “Mixed um Irma
M‘NDAT.
920a. m 925 II. to
I) 32 p In t; .57 p. In
W. ll. tirzvzvaox. \‘lce-I‘rre. and (ierr‘l Manager.
l’.(‘. Pun . nperirmtnodem
A. W. l’IruIIm. (ruliclnl I'm-pence: Agent
It i l .‘I’ 1.] N ll.
leave Br: dgep rt for Pmerl. In.
'IO‘l a m. woman I. 3
100.5 " ‘
, .0 en It. In. )lixul
4.50 p. In. expreu
'6 10 " accornnm'e
ecauav run.
l 7 9/) a. m
.
:(im-s on iy as far as (irrat llammzou.
'Uocxoniy as far at New Milford.
WI. ll. Snvxxsoa. Vice l’m‘I a (leu‘l Man'g'r
W. K. Lyon. Supt.
A. W. “alumina Pal-wager A21. Bridlzx-mrt. Cl
C A S H
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ONLY LOOK!
Pillpbnry' r 8th F1”ll'.prt blI' .. .
" beg
[2); lb- Gralsulatcd .‘nnr ..
inelluttcr ., .. .
Bert " ...
fill» New Paris-:4
ltock Candy ~y mo
California I ‘hmieg. . . .
llnrncmc ' .....
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Burnout App»: ‘
Dom! I’t‘ll‘lli \-
J. ll. l‘l‘llllllS. ‘ .
—___\T__._.
W. Hum lemurs,
92 Washington Street.
BISSELL I: DIGKEllllAN,
MEAT MARKET.
Dan C. Bimll in not dead yet. but can to found
at the old ataud. No. 6 Mala rt , borough. where the
new Ilrrn of Slaw-ll dc chkeman will keep a full
atoclr of meat and it h at the Ioweet market pricee
Ingrssnu. at. DICRERMAN.
to
Prunes ! Prunes !
New la the ttme to eat them; when you can get
22 lbs. for $1.00
-—n—-
Daniel L’llornmcdieu’s.
A. s. FERRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty.
3-! Washington 3L. South Norwalk.
A TflflROE G II
COMMERCIAL EDUCATION,
both theoretical and practical also
Short-Hand
—-AID-—~
TX’PE-VVR I '1‘ l NG
‘ —n ne—
Evenlng Commercial School,
. (la-eta Banding. Norwalk. Conn.
A GERDIAN CLASS
wllieeaaheaarted. Gaucher-Mme
FRARK ll. RUMOR.
P. l—‘aiai W Duran-eat. warm
(8].. 3t. '
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FEBRUARY 15.. 1889.
.W- Wm..._.._W.. w“...
E. C.WHIT11E1’S 1111‘ 8111113.
57H Main "trout,
N I. nouwm Ii
0-.
FRAMING at lowest mime.
-»MO—--—-
Full line 01 Artists" Materials.
1111 mums
J AN I HXIIX'.
l 8851’.
WI‘ ollI-r Iluriuutlor month It
LA RH 1‘) H'l‘t H ‘K
1111 111111113,
New (loads, at t‘ost'.
0110101, 01d styles, at $2.00
for choice.
urge lot Dress Goods
marked" -510 500 placed on
separate counters at uniform
price of 150 per yard.
‘20 per cent. discount on
marked priccn of leather
Gloves and Mittens.
goods reduced
Many other
goods
tomake mom for new
after February let.
111111111 1. 311111
In North :llnln Street,
SouIlI Xorwulk.
L. H. DECKER
~—-— DH ILEH IS -—
Wall Papers,
Paints, Oils,
and Glass.
Hausa and Sign Pauling.
Pa por- Hanging
Czrlcinlining, and
])ccor- ating.
fll III. LIVE. ”1‘
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
. on... ill-LA on
, tilt-cl
Finish.
“’ire ”our flats,
...;5 new. MM. mm: out
W.C.Qllll‘~3°l“fitl€l3,
.‘ll 34!! 'l
Bale Hay,
and Straw,
Peal loss Stalls Bellini.
COAL and WOOD,
hurt ‘K
Grain, Flour, Feed,
- ARD—
BUILDER’S MATERIALS,
_‘1._
111111 1111 11118
Wedding Stationery!
PRINTED Oil/ENGRAVED!
A SPEClALTY.
P11111111} HP 111. KINDS
AT THE
Sentinel Office.
Building: Lots For Sale
—'05—"
MOSS Int L.
.._,.... 18._._~,_
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Th Modal Market.
'1" h Illili'l‘-~
MBA‘YK’B
lillllIV‘D IN THE BEST IANNBII
it or: want the choicest IRATE. obtained re
ear of trouble or noel. you wlll find them at my
arket. an well n
Poultry 01 all Kinds
IN l'l‘ti ti BAHON.
F. HAYEE.
Illlllil lil‘ h IllA'f‘ It. MIUTII Still“ \I l',
humour no
one anllu ,—-'I he neat.
BIN. Veal. lamb. Mutton. l'quJ-lalt and Freak.
Comm lloI-f. filnokwl Tongue. llaum.
Shoulders. Burninllalogna. Frank—
forle. lilo.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered l’roniptly.
5'3 Wauhtnuton Street.
CHARLES SMITH
Livery and Feed Stable
ll .tltll'lt‘ll HOTEL,
tun-u and (Hallllfltbloltl for all oecaaloar.
t Minnie: at Depot m meet All'l‘ralna.
hood unumu- at Item-Imelda Pricea.
'I'I', lttvhonr‘ “mlmt‘dlfltl.
Human Nature on the Backl
'l'lu re in no! the lean-t ame-
mv [or manual Iota
ltulzi' Irma. new“.
our hand Illitllli aun-
Atlll when the aural alleli-
Ulpu“ I, ‘1 "“
11““1 “I‘ .Lt-l. The rune-Ira-
Q9 pond of hermit” roote-
lol \I are one of the but LIV.
and Family l’urxatlve I'llla
‘ lullre Iarkct. Tutorial:
III numbered hythonrandr' leillecudan perm
a box of on re pill» by applying to me. and a
to forfeit I’ll Dollars for en- failure to care I‘
afairtnal. llII‘ in no epre Eagle Pull. but a
atatenn-vdotfacln. Sold by all dea'm In
and Medium-e. and in Nomalk byu B
Price u”. come per but. me bone for OI (I).
Jr: 2m 0. A. llllhl’mprrttor. Portland Ia.
J.HK
DI’ALKR 1N
118118, 11311 11181818,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS, ETC.
~~-~——- , coo «~—
0p. 11. ‘17., l. H. lH. B31101.
1'. ivph ere Pom (1'me
1111 111111
28 llain St., 80.. \orwalk.
("All Kinds in Their Season.
ll I. BENFKT’F. Hf!) RS. UI'STED.
dnefelter,
Meats Fish flysmrs,
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, Etc
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
swan a BUSHNELL,
862 Water St. foot of Bank.
llltlDtlltl'tllt‘l'. (31'.
We ask n-nened attenflon thin reaeoa to our etork
of Nova Scuba hand made woolen etocklnge. [lava
and routine. and our line of imported (lawman.
We «on to more fully introduce to the notice of
all out door workup. driven- lt. ll msl.,aud
men, tut-great comlort and t-afcty from w and
cold, to be III-rived from agood Inn of oiled cloth-
ing. Willi thue go rubber (um-u. and linger t'uta,
of which peharea agood e‘ ock The
bones and harm-wee oy ninaml sleet atom in well
known to t'lt ry home owner. One of our Oled
L'anvar Uni-re nill prove a comp'ete proletlloa
and may rave for corn many mate in a mingle atom.
'Ihcrc howmcr are but aide ahowe. our Illa
burlmepie dealing in Pure We and 0111. Ship
I Ilnlltlltl'y. Engmul' a Supplier and Dredging la
terlala. In any of there Ilnee we are diflcttlt to
match and impoerlble to heat.
By the way. We ban: a Brand of “gleaned.
from the In -I lmpem- d I-teck which were luuly In
Imxeud launch. 'lhI-y are let] the Item
col-t hut llllic more than cigarette: Drop in and
fry mun. Tub phone N. Y. Prices. Never
undenoid
The Old and Reliable.
um FREIGHT LN
Norwalkllewlurl.
-THE PROPELLERS-
THE BEST 0?
Meals,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
1m . a In sh Ind at am Idem e pr. (r _:. .mld dowel
In) (all 3' lint:
13 11311
of City,
SEWERS!
F. LI. PIERCE
nmsnm ‘
A51)
[)1 a In tin: rlty on the most favorable terms.
call on him.
F'. 351. PIEIKCE
.....n. In. reams,
A'holesait and llctzzl Dealer in all kinds of
111111. 11111 11111111
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Lachauanrm,
Mountain, Franklin.
Wilkesharre Coats.
hull“ ”fllllBBEP. PAlllT
'nwi 1....
lAlllES‘i- lll‘llé
Do Your Own Dyelng, at. “one.
Th y will dye everything. They are-Md arm.
where. Prlee roe. a parka e. '1 hey have unequal
for Strength. Brighton-n, Amount in Pack-m
or fee Pawnee- of Color. or mn-fmim‘Qualitm’.
“they do not emek or mat; to
news mm. mama. mm
as. I,
Locust
and
- ,5 ‘f'v wellington I: will
It"...
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Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Order! aolicited and goods delivered to any part
Julsurl Sherwin, Pulls.
suave: R PI P :1:
General Sewer Contractor
leprepared to make connections with main ma
lee in terrain; . to connect with the recently laid
sewer: mm.- m. yirll. rind it to their edition»! to
EM ll
be! 20.80am Norwalk.Ct.
THOSE “THO DESIRE " ‘
City of. Vorwalk a. Eagle,
Will make daily tripe, Sundays excepted, for
freight bermeu New lurk, homalk and South
Norwalk. W Ill leave Pier-5, foot of lleekinalntrrets
\cw York. every evening. except Selma!
o'clock and on Saturdav at 2 p In. have Nav-
walk Bridge and ~'out Small: cvcryevealng.
Freight taken from and received for
point- on the Dnnbury and Biorwalk a
Shep-n; Railroad. at Greatly Beau
Batu.
Upon applic‘u’on .o agente the City of Nor
amt Eagle II: II he sent for epccial Korea! I
turn cu m 3w York or it: vicinity.
Wan penning are forbid trusting any of
employeewf the haul: of tuielineon
lhcfon nen‘. thereof.
' Halal, Blllfll 8. (in
“coo—~—
WOOD MAKTBLS.
‘ DOORS,
SASS, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK
017 3.1.1. Km.
Large Stock of Columns ‘7‘
for Trimming
Plate and Sheet. Glass.
Steam Sailing, Planing,
and Turnino.
———-.——.
Lumber Yard hetweenm railroad and earring
ill] at In at Marshall In.
South Norwatk,00 . .
Halal, Bailey 8. Eu.
’rEcIIrE‘II's Famous
FAIRIcon No. 3. ‘
Mariana" 255.33....“
atllta woman.»
intox- eat-ml!“ JIM“.
head-end” or La
‘haldn-halzehecnnudu Illa-bu.
Far-mud not to calm!- any
[Wk-II- m1fllm let u”
luau alpha.
om!- IID. Bent!!!
rmrzrr In"! 0... low Ian‘. 0..
I'e'e latrin- hr leap Minuet. In! -I
Itfahedue fer theta-pinion, t’kp’edm-w‘
b
1'03 BARB!
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