,3 :1
lNlUGURlL DAY.
A Iagnlflccnt and l'nprere-
dented Spoctiiclc.
SCENES IN THE SENATE.
Pomp and Ceremony of Presi-
dent Making.
TAKING 'I'Ill'l 0.i1‘l|.‘i til" lll‘I-‘lt‘E.
Largest and Grandest Inaugural
Parade on Record.
THE CITY A MASS 0P DECORATIONS
President Harrison‘s t'nbinct An.
nounccd In the Senate.
END OF THE 50'“! (‘t LVU HESS.
lurky Silva land Falling Rain [)0 Nut
Dampon the Ardor of tho flight Seeing
Patriots—An Enormous (.‘rnwtl Present.
The March to and from the (‘apltol and
the Ceremonies Thur-President “arri-
ao- Reviews the Parade—sketches of the
Cabinet Members—Closing Session of
Congress—It Continues from Saturday
Night Until Boon To-day—lllddlebergor
Ends Ills Somatioiinl Carer-r by Creating
a Scene and Getting Arrested—The Work
of Congress Reviewed—flow- the Sabbath
Was Spent by the Elect and the Visitors.
Wasnutorox, March 4.——Innuguration day
h upon us, and most of its mt events have
been gone through with at this hour. Grover
Cleveland has become a private citiwn and
Benjamin Harrison is prisident of the United
Stats.
So far, in spite of the weather, the inaugu~
ration isooneeded to be the greatest. on roe
and, the spectacle the grandest and the crowd
the largist ever seen here.
Every citizen and every visitor cast anxious
glances upward this morning, but found little
comfort in the dull gray, leaky skim. Never-
thele- the programme has been completely
carried out up to this time, and will he coni-
pleted with the grand ball in the pension
building this evening.
The decorations have never becn so general
and so elaborate. The spectacle is beyond
description
The streets assumed a lively aspect at an
early hour. Thousands of Sightseer: were
out to witness the preparations, uniformed
aides were scurrying hither and thither, and
the music of bands and drum and fife maile-
. .4. _..-_.. v r
were heard in every direction heading mili-
tary and civic bodies which were marching
to their places of waiting to fall into line.
The rain was falling lightly when the
“early birds" made their appearance. and it
continued until nfterl o‘clm-k. lint no one
seemed to mind it, and by 0 iii-lock the
streets through which the procession was to
[nuiwere completely choked up by a push-
ing, surging, struggling mass of humanity.
THE GRAND PROCESSION.
Makeup of the Divisions and Names of
Commanders.
The march to the Capitol was
promptly iii the following order:
FIRST Dii‘isiox.
Chief Iiiarshul and stuff. ,
Presidential party in carriages.
lb-gular army and navy forms and militia of
the District of Columbia iindcr cinn-
Iiiand of Brig. (ion. Gibson.
SECOND DIVIn’ION.
Maj. Gen. Harrison. commander.
National Guard, State of Pennsylvania.
THIRD iiivismx.
Governor J. ii. Forakcr, commander.
Militia organimtions n-prc:ontiug various
ethics.
National guard, state of New York, under
command of Brig. Gen. Loni-i Fitzgerald.
I-‘ot'Iini IIlvismx.
Gen. William Wilmer. marshal.
Grand Army posts, veteran socioliis and sons
of veterans associations, consisting
of {our brigades.
FIFTH Dil'isiox.
Col. Myron M. Parker, marshal.
New York city clubs, with John J. O'Brien
.. and his asociations.
Civic clubs of all kinds from every section of
the ,Union.
THE OATHS ADMINISTERED.
Ceremonies of President Making in the
Senate Chamber.
The crush about the Capitol wa: appalling,
but only those who had tickets could get
within sight and hearing of the ceremonis
within. The east doors of the senate wing
begun
ram flannel name In: oaru.‘
momsdatiOo‘clockto thoassntitiedto
andln averyshort time all the
want. they again entered the chamber-all
hob seats TIN‘IWHI for then In front of lb
residing oillccr. 'l'ho counnittee of arrange-
ments oicupied nuts on their left.
The vice pl‘t‘hltll'lll‘t‘lt‘f’t was ltt‘t‘ftllllm
h Illt' t‘apthd by a member of ill" committal
0n nrrungcuiciits nu-l procwdml to the via
president's room. wlicrelic l‘l‘lliillllt‘il until he
Dub-rod tho .scnnle chutnbcr. Micro the oath
of utllcc w'ns illlllllltlhls‘l‘t'tl in him by limp!“-
dellt pro lciiip-a'i- of tho wuntc.
Ilciiil~ id ili'llitl'iliit‘tlil, tlt‘lililllitilli' Him
nlrlllln‘l~ of tlic Fifth-til and I‘iftyflrnt cia-
‘nn t.» and olln-i‘ nllb lulu MIIII iligmlui "goo.
Nu
\‘Ii‘l: I'lil-zsinlzicr lott'roit TAKINH Tltlt 0am.
capital with. tliiit had previously boon amignod
to thciu.
Aftcr ilic organization of the senate had
IX‘l'lI t‘lllll".i‘ll‘|l. the inaugural address was
read by Mr. Harrison and thcn the oath of
Office In- presidcutnf the l'iiitiul Status was
administered to him by Chic! Jllsllt'll Fuller.
Un the conclusion of the wrcinonioa the
president, accompanied by the comnlittie of
arriiugcun-nts. prm'celcd to the executive
mansion.
RETURN TO THE WHITE HOUSE.
rrl‘sllll'lli Harrison limit-w» the Parade In
Front of the “’liifc Mutt-w.
The iiiiiugurnl ccrcmouics having Il‘t'll cum-
plctcd the pri-sidcnt and l‘l‘llrt'alllt‘lli were
ea‘ortcd to thcir carriage, which took its
place in linv- for thc return march over the
following ruutc.
Along cart front of the Capitol to ll strcet
north, It strccl to First stroct. First strcct to
Pennsylvania avcniic, Pennsylvania avenue
to Washington circle, around Washington
circle to K street Illll'ill\\'t!.~i, K street to Mt.
Vilniun square.
()n rout-hing ii point on l'cnlwylvauin live-
nuc. in front of the White Home. I'rttsltll‘lli.
Harrison left his carriage and took his [Insi-
tion in tho stand. from which be reviewed
the lll‘tl'OSSIllll as it lltlxfit‘il.
From this point cx-I‘rcsidunt Clcvclund is
no lnngi-r a It‘nllll‘t‘ of the prime-dings.
What a u ondcrful significance of the sim-
plicity of d ‘llltl’l'flilt‘ institutions! Standing
hc . at 1 o'clock is tiruver Cleveland, the ab-
solute rcprrscntntive of titlJIIOJKIlof lulplc,
with the IKIWQ'I‘ of life and dciith In his hand,
the virtual iiimtcr of thc nillltlilllll. andin
18$ than thirty seconds thereafter hc bcmnno
aprivate citizen, with no [IHVC'I' whatever,
liiltiu‘s Ian: VIEW OF PARADE.
(from state. war and navy dcpartun-ni building.)
am] with llh more influence than hundreds of
the men win stand about him.
“'hile on the othwr hand plain llcn Hur-
mill at l o'cIm-ll. without the puivcr tn name
the [.t‘liii'rl imtnubtcr. in bus than thirty
m-«iiiiluhermifli-r I‘m-um. x. :0 bi sp-nk. the
virtual nuidcr for gum] or for evil of a
nuti..n or ol_oill,liiiunf human bcinib. with
tho puwcf' of life and dumb in his hand. with
app< infinr-iifs gal-vrc and with all the l’-'.~pill|‘
libilitim. the l'lilli:ll'TtlS<'lll‘Ill". the prcdii'rl-
“Will: that this imp!
Thc pruc-syion is said to bc ncurly livc miles
in length. fl'lfl fully iI|l‘H' huiim will bc on".
suincd Ill passing thugmnd stand. It has
many striking and unique fe-nfiircs, which
fill‘liCt'llIIldlibiit‘ cliigcrs. Sawmill in the
pamdc has nttrnctnl morc attention than
Gm‘crnor Fnrnkcr. of (thin. on n fin-ry, pranc-
ing black stallion. which Iic r~~l~- with cum-
niandin;.r (tribal, and swinml wholly undis-
turbi-d by the plunging of fhc .‘le'lI. Ili< was
the most gorgcinia army of any pcrwu in tho
prixvaniun. Governor Iii-aver, of l'cnnsyl-
vania. the grand marshal. also cgcnc in for a
full share of uttciltinn. ,
The llt‘t‘lirltiltllls along tlic liuc arc mom
elaboratc than evcr l ufurc kn can on riniilar
occasiotc. 'i'hcprm "‘IHIIt'hl'iflkl'tillh‘l‘tlt'rl—
bly in print of IllllIlIK-l‘a any f'nrmcr «inc. and
the crowd of .~ M~i'i:if~l‘«: tlinl Izlic the slime“
ently cxccc any proviu ii-- authoring on
arch 4. Four years ago Sum! inch in line
escorted i’r ‘a‘lilt‘lli Cleveland Il'v-lll the Capl—
tol, and were rcvicivcd by him as they passed
the grand stand; but iii-day 40,000 Iiiciiin
line form the l'elllllll‘ that follows lIll' new
chief ll‘flgisll'flll‘ from tin.- Capitol to the
“'hitc House. A (‘Iinrzictcl'iklic {culture of
the parade is the larg ~ number of political
and othwr civic nsaminiiuzw that n ipcnr in
the line of march. thic liiiitdrcd an fifty of
that: organ rations. llllillia-l‘lll: pcrhups 20,01»
men, rcpras‘nting cvcry slutc and ferrite ,
are in floral-ado, and tllosc, with 5.000 G.
R, 10,000 suite militia and 5.000 regular army
trwps. swell the prm-ession to nearly 40,0“).
PRESIDENT HARRISON'S CABINET.
Brief Sketches of tlic Mcii “'lio “'III 3.
III: (‘liicf Adidas-rs.
\VASIIIS(~TII.\'. March -t.-—'I‘rue to his word,
Provident Harrison gavc no iiltiiinition of tb
make up of his cabinct until it was sent as l
whole to the senate in cxtru session, where I
was annnuucml as follows:
Secretary of Suite—James G. Blaine, d
Maine.
Secretary of the 'I‘rensury—ll'illiam Wh-
dom. of Minnesota.
Beaetary of Wur—Redfield
Vermont. . .
Seactary of the Navy-Benjamin I". Tracy,
d New Yoik.
Secretary of the Interior—James W. Nohh
a! Ill-ouri.
." General-John Wanamaker, d
Vanni.
Away Casual—W. II. E. Hill". ‘
Proctor. d
mtllitwplc Blaine was him in We.
hownsvtllo, “'m-lllllxluli munty, l‘ii.. Jan.
OI. iii“. At the «goof lil yoiini be (altered
~ \\ n».lllinzlull 00l-
icgo in his native
It'lllill', “Iii-W Ilt'
um ;Ilttlllfilt‘l Ill
l‘tZ. Itl Hit Iii-m
mun-d tn \u-yntn,
M0,. wlich‘ llc Iltlu
hIlIt'I' inn-li- lil-
Ll hulllc. Ill l\'itllii|
,1) tin». Ii iii-lc'illi- lo
‘ “illu- IIV‘l-llldl‘ :iii na-
imtnniil c-liiciitluli
-'. "'Ili I‘rli‘llt‘ WI»
T” Im'li-«i iii ”iv lcgls‘
N - -ilur.-, rcnnilnlni: ll
\Elli‘llIID-‘l' li-i' four
”your. Al'\lll;.: the
tent tan in monitor.
in Irii': ho was
eleclcd in i'iiilgl‘i'», \\ lii‘l‘t' III‘N‘I'H‘I l”|"‘lgh"
con ycaha. lb- was it t‘lllllllll.|i-' fur the
lln‘hllit'lllllll iiniiiiiinlioil Ill l~i|3 nnd I‘Vl. III'
was m‘i'ctnry ul’tlic alttlo' lllltl'd‘ l'l'i~.~lllt'lll
(Iarficld. Iiiniimlmtcly nl'tcr thu- mnvclifioii
0f I-‘Ili, t|l| his rmlguntiun the u crinrydup
of stain, .\Il'. Illilluu \ins upimml-vd .vuiilnr
to fill ”in iniupircd firm. and Ill ll.- follow-
ing winter In- “in clnuuii b. i1.- Iv, sinlurc
fur thc full cusuiic: i~'l'lll.
\l'illiulii “null-m \nli‘ lhiiil In
(minty. (l, invnrii .i-.t .»ln.. pair
glilllcil railuc PIMP-Jr .il'" Ilium-
: "m
JAIN" li lll..\|.\ ..
It. i until
,u mid
tn .‘IIIIYtiM‘lfl "I
I‘m“. Ilt‘HI'Ull ill
“to linil~u :i - ;.
n'pl‘im‘iifatiic lil‘l
the 'llizrl) r|.\l..
(‘Ullfll‘t's\, and 'l."
(auxin-1y In lb.-
'l'birt) nNt' v t‘ n t I: .
Thirty - c i if II t h. ’3
'l‘hirty-iiiulh :i n J "
Furtictli. and \H.‘
(Ippivinlcil to fill in
llllt‘xllil'o‘d It‘l'lll i:
the wilzitcuiid silt. ;:,
fi'IIIIi-lllll‘ cb-cl-«I in] /.
n fulltciui. \l'hcu "~' _
linrllcld bccn m. h I, H , _, h ,., ;__ ,,,
prchcul lu- \'- .
llltlllc va‘rcliiry Id tlm tr» .'t ll y llc bud bill
a short tcrm of ll:i~ nth-u. Imi ill III.II limo h
rcgiii'dcd in. lint null-unuyst: uw-l ll|- t'flpfll‘lly
ilsu financiir. Sim-v I!“ :i _. - n.i~ b» :i pv'iic
lit'lliizlli“ Ill Nuii’ \k In . rl Il:l\ lllll bus-ll
much in Mini. >~ 1.x. llc drupianl out of
Mlnucwtn politics allu-wthcr, Ib- 1‘ it close
friend of ticii. II:il'Ii~.
ltfllflclil l'l‘uctw 2', tlw .wi r-riui‘v 01' war, is n
iiativc and cx-gmcrnur I l' V. . .iwnf. No In»
all his Iifil ltt‘t'll crimp-d in "train," India; in
-o-\i'l‘)' BI‘IIV' It 5“”
lllflill' man. Ilcj
Il\t"' ill I’iui-li i’. il‘
fawn funiilwl byl
him. and \\ hichI
‘ L». rillllllul n fcw1
"II It's ll‘nlzi IIlIl-j
;_-- hind. Ilv-i~ ill prnc-i
"town mum-hi of us!
Q n IinIt-niifpui nt’ tho;
‘ “Tint-lit .zi:irblc
1"],illliil’l'll". iiiI-l i~ uni.-
‘ 5‘ of III" Izirgmf IIIIII':
iris Ill that coin-f
inmlity in the;
I'iiifl-d Stub-s.
Among thc m1-
mns givcii for ”10 recognition by lizi- ncw
preddciit of tho (in-cu Mountaui stab- in‘
cabinet, mlinsclsi nrc. lint, tlm t‘llillli'lli'i' of
ex~Govcruur Proctor in Ills party, and. .
aeu‘lud, the fact that ho, “5 ”w cliallnuau'
of the Vermont delegation to the Chicago,
acorn-tin i-nocruii.
SOUTHIIINOBWALK
Joint Wan-mah- was bulb
b mitt lie was stimuli h is m
salami», and early one-cod h bullion. III
.. la] b Isl-aw
a clothing horas,
towliioh be after-
wald added other
tranche of Intel-
nola, and Ilt' now
has one of the lane
at n‘lail atoms In
the United Hinton.
in liltl'f Mr. Wana-
sinaher all-nitod the
‘3‘ «yawn of coopera-
tion in his stun,
3 during the first
cyw of III Opel!-
_ . tion over “00.0w
- '3‘“ I , was paid to cin-
JOHN wuslatticic ”my“ in unusual)!
solarium. lie has also organized a savings
bank for «iiiploycs, a building alooclation,
clams for instruction and a library. In IP53
he began a Sunday ia‘llnol in Houthwoat
Philadelphia, out of which has grown [hith-
any I’l‘ttellyh‘l‘lllll church. and he was one of
the founders of the Christ iau mnnnisdun and
prisidcnt of the Young Men's Christian asso-
ciation of I’hiliulclpliin.
.Jcrciniiih Rina was born In .‘ilurgnn county,
0., June l7, hill, and removed to \i'iscouiiln
and scttlui in \'cruon in INTI. Ilo- llt'itl fl'V“
ernl manly niliccs, »
was a nicmbi-r of
thc inevmldy in
lNi'J, war. column»
sinned unijnr of the
Twenty-fifth Win-
oonsin 'i'nluntwr
infantry in J ii I y ,
mm, and wasaitcr-
ward proiuntid to
the coluiwlcy. llo
rcrvod with (icn.l ‘
Slit-mum from th-
sir-g» of Vicksburg
until mum-rod out
at thccliae of Illl'
war. llc was bro-
vcttul briguihcr gcucral for bravery at the
blittlciif tinlkuhiitcjic. III l‘titiho was olectci‘l
foratcrm of two ycnrs as comptroller of
\l'imiii~iii,luul w'n.‘ re-clcctnl in 1%". Ilc
ripri-scutcd the Sixth cnngrcxvimmlill-.trict
In thc Irony-unwind t’Hllfil‘tfl and thc Hcvcnlh
district in ‘Ih‘ 'urty-thinl and the I-‘urly-
fourth mingl'lt-N‘s. For several yuan he was
a uicinber of the cuiign-irsinnul Ib-publicnn
JIZIIZIIIAII I. Rl'liK.
coniiilittcc, and was a delegate to the nan
tiuiial llcpiibl'lcan convention in L 'ngo in
DWI. Ilo Wile ch-clnl governor in Al. and
was i'm-lwful in l‘ki. and was again re-
IIis tcriii In govcrn-vr cx-‘
«looted Ill Jaw
ton-loll ss-t' m ycnne. which is the Inn-gust pe-
riod of any cxu'iitivc of the state.
END OF THE FlFTlETH CONGRESS.
A Long and Lindy Sculnn—Itiddlclwrgt-r
Arm-strut in the senate.
Wasuin-srnx, March {—Thc i-‘afiictli oun-
grcssczunc to an cud by limitation at Iimn
ill-«lily.
(‘ulllltllllwl in melon cxfraordimtry. in run-
sider and act upon the nomination of l'rwi-
dent IIIIl‘l'lsI-ll.
tilindiiy was wiped out of the mngrlwional
calendar. Thc Icgislntivc region of Saturday
was carriul on through the night and ovcr to
‘ morning, and limit. instant of an adjourn»
merit. a rot-cm was taken until aftcrnn-m, m
as to make the journal show a continuous avio-
sioii un'til t-vday. It was 2:15 a in. on Sun-
day win-n tho h‘l'lilllt.‘ finished its night sitting.
Not mou- than half the mutton; stayel
through the pn-uxlingx.
visitors reriialncd in the gnllt‘l'lm.
'I'hi- liniiw dimdt'wi, but the Ninth: .
3mm, MONDAY, MARCH 4. 1889.
and very tinnirtsiit (hammer. la
tbsilriamfonuf the l’il’tioth magmas the
int rolurncd without his approval l3!
Ill OI illc-fl llll wi-i‘u pczi‘iun lllll ., tucli‘fl
wore claim» and six m-n- tor pul lzc lcnl Emu
—.‘\lll'llitl\\ll.I‘ll.1i."I|'lllilll-.ll..llll'lldl'lh'l',
Mix; t‘uii'ivll b‘ viE‘~, I‘L; \“ ..l:' , 1L,
and Hiunxt Il)’, Id.
In thi~ iii-mild unit-n tm-nty with win
"Meagan wvrc in- Mid Ill-ill i..~ pi. ,_ but.
(if tin-m lwclity lllt‘ “l'i‘l' l -~.-.un \.-t..-.;
found the \t'l'l‘l fii~‘.'\'lli'v \i- r-~ iclicf Hub,
and tllooilia-r bill. it. :13... n .| L, the put-d-
tlt‘llt Wci‘t- illu‘ |lll|"l l..\ lo.l ..iiI llll’ bill It)
qltlnl illlt' HI ‘1 it .~ -'il lln l’ - .‘ili till“ lll’cl'
lands»
The n-mr-l ill I‘ll ‘sIt'-‘ il i.|i- by t'ull :l't"‘a in
tlu-mwigcofl-LEI and r. dim-nu i. Illlli'll
siiinlli-i' than Ill" int-dint nl I'llwll" « li-l‘l Illl‘
tliilli‘. Ilulll linll i-l i ., i4“- ., li-uii- llii-Ir
ullt‘llllals in il Illl l 'l liil «.l lily l.- I! u I‘
«ls-cm”) Inn-a Ii fill. ;. in. '. i. It'.’ “mu.
Tho it'illaltl I'itll'lillli', Illui; li l'lill'll sumlwl',
nuitniiinsnnc i- r.’ i inuv. . m '.|I'l.~ill't’\.
1‘IIL‘N'IIl|i~‘,i2 I" ' thu mil Midi of
liiiii-in'cilpiul Iv. l..-- mini Iii~"il~~l .i». was
more fnrtiinnlu .i.. z in“ lun- v, :.:i-l miiix.i,;cd
iAHIlspn-‘t‘ UI l'llml II lilt~ I-1l<l;' \‘ 5. 'li “\i'l‘
from that bull
Among ill" id l- f...
llic limbo t'tillfli.ll" - , x. u.» ..
upon at eithcr rl‘w . u u; cu:
following: To ll-I_,ll : in» ui'rnlllihul l'-':ur
uiiili-r the cum in - l.‘ law; In t'-l:l~it~ll n
flirt-nun! public Iivuiti; to p which l-'lIIIIIti
inirw»: to h iii-w. t'..- .N‘ mlh- m Utc Ill-lions
Irt-ill t'ulnrud - in I'In‘n; L» p .l‘l'Ill primin-h
nl wiir; tori-gnu I.‘ Liv- ti-iilt ll'_\ of .‘ilnwkii;
bl[ll‘nvlvlcuililitzu :‘-l jiidlcii- [or ill" Il’l‘i‘I’
birimi; in t'l'l't‘l l’litlml SIHIUJ pi‘iwih: In
luthurip- u..- lilll’-'l|‘|~l- nf furl-lg" built ship-
by l‘llllt’ll.‘ of tin- I'llll‘tl Slum; tn provid-
for [Imiiitlll'i' I»lllIlI1ll,f~ ltl I'llli'n‘ of ii ccrliiiii
p-nnihition; pimi-liii,.r fur an flx~l~ltizil NWT!)-
tary OI “fir; iii t l';_.l?llh' ll llll'u'tll llvv‘l’t‘i‘;
nutlluiiil; llic iiiiiiitiiin'tiii'i- iiiii'l Mic nt miti-
puuml lard; tn i'rlltllllrfit pmr fund dii lslidl
'I' -"i'i .i
,.v dbl ll‘i-lll
.. .. 1 mini
Illt'
awn. w.
iii the (It'llfil'llllcili of n 'liillll‘l'; n rivcr and
harbor bill; for li'i'i,:ni on in .\'cw- Miran-n; to
admit Idaho. Arm-1m and Montana: inflvllilli
l 506' Mexico; tupruviilu fur Illt' Incl-ling u!
‘ oovignau llcc. :il: to prohibit pdygniny by
unntitulionlil iilii- Ii-Iiin-iil; In rclidcr i~ii~,;ibli~
l to any [Initiv-n Ill tln- nriiiy any [I'Nvu who
run] IIII' t'nul'cdci'nfc stub-s; tlio- I'm-illi-
railroad funding bill; in prnlizbit tiliv‘lls ac-
quirinx land: III III" I'Iiiti-d Slut-M b- pi‘cti-ii'
competition ls-tw'ccn lrw lul-n‘ mdu .frimnnd
convict labor.
t
l
i
Mm. Morton I've-with. tlm ('oloru.
“'Ailllia'ii‘bva', March 'i.--1\ rcuinn-nul wr-
vice was bold yc~tcidny ntt- I'IIII'II nt thc .‘v'rw
York Avcnuo- I’rwbylcri'mi church by tl.c
fix‘ulldn'ginn-Iit, Niitiniml tinnrd nf I'l'flll‘
sylvanin. It was cuiidiictnl by tlw llcv.
Ilcnry .\Ic('mk, thc chaplain of inc twin. of.
. Invitations Iunl bcrn >01" in Hm II’ilIi nu
I and Mr. Morton. 'l'l.-- rm- 1-:- n :::» -:
i and Mn. Morton nttcndul th» wrii
I pany with Mr. and Mrs. Iiiiwii IIIIIII" n.
; At the clun- ot' n-n tr“) :i eldllil of l'v-lwr- c. a:
. pns‘ntcd lothc region-zit by .\Ii~. III-Winn . n
i behalf"! Il'il'llila whn mkcl iwr in ,N-ll- rli:
Mr. Mort -ii Iliaali' lir- p .4. 'Illll‘
l
..i (mi.
' thc svrvicc.
I tiun spcnch.
l Ilarrlum'a humbly.
. “'Asilisumx, .\i.-irch ~l.-- 'Sv-n. l"-.'i-. -:i
and faintly IAIS'UI a v-~i'y opil’i—t day. i:
E the mill-m “Ph- S-n'ui-r Hill-ruin”, thn.
Tracy and Mr. John .N'wtt II: I”, b, it!" r
of fhc l'n~i~I--iil-ci wt. lit Iinh-l'n -r I'm-rum
pissed nn haur with Hon. II'liThwil in III . iii-
Il‘niillll. Al :I n'i'l-rk. In spite of the pvitizi;
rain. licn. Ilarrimii, In company wil‘n )li'.
a hit-Kw, fun-kn .‘IIHI’I walk. iI- rctnv'u»! tr-
Abuut twenty ‘ dinc lpilctly witii Ills Iu‘llliy.
con‘Tulfilnu-‘T‘ "n'22.“51fi‘m+#W«fl;Fh—rtfi§‘Wfl'fll‘lii'li in; p, in, _h‘1.il.“l’- 4V?“ "0“," vallbiilun by 'l'linm \c-tca.
delegation iii tho whole body which \‘olcd
solidly f‘“' ”"rrlNM “’3"- I"" "“‘I “u 'l“" sion from that time until noon to—day. What. 0'0”: “5 thchnim- oi I'i‘l'Tm'Hi'li"
time.
Benjamin I". 'l‘rz/{iy was burn about fifty
years ago in 'I'ioga county, Ncw York. “Isl
early [m- wnx‘ Irina-d first on n luriii III'JI izf— .
afterwards lll tlw
study of law. In
lh’il he was admit-
ted to the bar. and
three ycnr< lutcr
was cIu-ti-«l ili~trict
attorucy Ill TI! gzl
county. Notwith-
standing Iill‘ incl
that Tamil mutily
was Itcinnc r u tic
and Tracy n lic- ’
ptildican his vim--
tion was llllllltni
II ll an i Illi:|l~. Ib-
wns lllflili! chair—
man of flic railroad mininiffw :ind iilwclniir- l
man of tlic SiIb-ci-nmiittw of Illl‘ lib-dc. thiE
June 2'3. l‘ti‘l. (inventor Mar-gun rrquuqnl
him in misc Ii n-giinl-Iit Il‘Hlll th~v O'Ivllfllh'~ "b
Broiuiic, 'I'iviupkim and Thy-git. II.» fi|l~nl twul
—-fhc One lliiiidi-uliitid Ninth and lb» ”inE
lIiiII-Irnl {and Sci'.-Iitli~~‘,;nt Iil~ l‘idllllll.\~l~rl|
and was given command of thc furiin-r. :
“'hcn the war clusul iii-liailntlziinoi thc rank 1.
of bripii-Iicr gciicrlil. Iii lw‘. h..- wm; :ip
politic-I l'nifcd Stab-- -li.~tricl iitloriicy l'oi 7.
the Emil-m district of Now York, and hcld
the [Kinlilllll until lNTIi, whcn ho rcsigncd. Ill
l‘Tfi he iiiiidc 1h:- oln-nin; IIIItIl't“." tn the jury
in the famous Bcwhcr-Tilbni suit. lie on.»
nniiiiiiutcd in I“! by the lb-puldimns fur
Iiinyur of llrimklyii, biit withdrew in fnvur
of Seth Low, who was elected. He has bccn
a'candidnli- for supreme court judge and for
district uttorncy of Kings miinty, lie is a
man of fine presence, and dtfl'rv-s nulnifllliifll
nunignition for his sacrificial to the party‘s
interests.
John Willnck Noble was burn in Ihiimistcr,
0., Oct. :56, lxil. lie [closed his curly
days in Columbus and Cincinnati, “Ittl’t' he
ciijoyul good oilii-
catioual nd van-
tagai lie attcndol
Miami university
and afterwards
Yale college, yrad—
uating froiu that
institution in IRS].
Upon _his gradua-
tion he studied law.
Mr. Noble settled
first in St. Louis In
183'). Not meeting
with-the succem in
the practice of the
‘ law that he expect-
ed, be renamed the following year to Keokulr,
Ia, where he became prominent at the her.
At the breaking out of the war he enlisted as
aprivateinthe Third Iowa cavalry. This
regiment was actively engaged from the be-
ginning to the close of the war, and distin-
guished itself in many battles At the Close
of 'the war he was promoted to a brigadicr
generalship for meritorious services. lie was
mustered outin 1865. After the war Gen.
Noble settled in St. Louis, where he wasniade
United States district attorney by President
Johnson. lie unsigned his position in 1370,
and has since teen engaged in the private
'ce of law. Ilia firm is that of Noble &
Orriclt. Ho halt lived In St. Louis since 1867.
William Henry Harrison Miller is a typi-
cal Indiana lawyer of high intending. He has
llama valuable member of Gen. Harrison's
law firm in Iutllnnlptillfl for about ten years,
having left a large practice at Fort Wayne,
Ind..tojolntt. this a man on whomthe
nswprsaidsuthsa been moistened tor-sly.
Hr. Inkrtsnotaggimdvabuthehuplsnty
d bcklmne. Mr. Miller has never been
pinata-n in public otllce,and will enmrnpiai
an utirely new experience at \Vafliinztm.
I
l
Iti:.\'.l.\\il.\' r. new» I
J. W. KOBLI‘.
' w':i:~ v‘ofrwl tlnwli.
it. and I'l‘t'sltllll'.’ t tiliccr Ingnils dcclarnl tlic
day, and mngmwa was minimal to be in so
time the "lentil-rs were in their nulls is” up
voted to ”cit-oiling up" niinur Illbllli'rr.
The senate had rather a lively timc but even-
ing, nlltl N-nnbr lliddlclu-rger tinishcd hisca.
I roorin that body in a manner that will not
Hand to ht< cn-dit in history. Ib- hud in b.-
arrtstnl by the wig-(cunt at arms and talicn
from tho flour of thc N'llltlt'. FIIIUII up Will]
\vbidzy. ho iii-ivul, Hunt 9 o'clock, to go into
cxu'llllvc 2,".‘\II.II. “till [lie Illijm't In ‘1"an
u-ciiring the minimisation of the rcnuniiim-
ti-vii of t'uiiuni‘sinnv-r chb. The Ill-Illltn
’ iriniiuliafrly n-iinncd
li‘
mutiunuiit uf niilvr. {id-IIcIs-rgcr rilll iii~
, ~i,~tili;:, Iii-,zulblnld him that he w llIlI llfri
”win ri-cn 'l/-~ ltiddlcln-rgcr i-xccpt -.u the
, lll‘dll'l! of win-- nth. r v'nzli'lr and a IILIJHI'IIV
\t 'i'.
; _ 31.: yl-i .~.iii~il.~l, Ill-lillclrr-4wr lzupi talk»
um. and Ili;:ill~ ft-H lillll that if Iic-lidiint
L- 'p ipiii t Iic w. iii-I haw hint nrrnstnl, TIII‘
warning hull thc i-f'l'cct of taking Iliddlov
In l,:l‘l' out of III" t‘ililllllu'l’, and wlicii he rc~ .=
torrid ii few minutes Izifcr lic «at «i that lir
laud ti-lt-gmplmi fho- guii-ninr Hf Virginia his
n: Ip’llhllnll, as no Uilll'r N'IIIIIHI’ Iial over
In‘n ll'cftlui a» he had. Ingnlb iii-itioilcd the
u-rgv-aut at arms to arrc‘t Itid-iielu-rgcr, but
wl:~-n that nf‘ilm-r can.» up in him Iic ~nid:
‘_‘.\"-! that: I will sit downf'
Tho >l'l",:t’:llli at anus IIQ'SI‘II'II, but Riddle-
bcrgcr ill-I not stay quict. Hardly a minute
aflcrward he again lnr-nmciiuisymnd Ingalls
again ordcrcd thc scrgcunt at ant» to urn-st
Riddlv-Iu-mcr, which was lIHllt‘ with the aid of
an “mixtunf. The (“‘0 Olllt't'm Illlsllui tilt'
lie-king N'llillni“ info the- cluali room.
FiFTiETH CONGRESS REVIEWED.
It Has "one is (in-tit lit-ill of \Vnrlt and
“tasted Much 'l'iinr.
Wasnixurox, March 4.~—'I‘he liftii-th cou—
grcxi will be noted in history for four things:
Pint, the admission into the Union of four
new suites—North Dakota, South Dakota,
Montana and Washington: socmzd, ‘ur the
tariff discussion which consumed so much
time in both hotter.» and senate: third, for the
crcatiun of a now ens-utivc dcixu'tincnt, and,
fourth, for “)0 amount of filibusteriug that
took plucc iu the houw.
’l'iic busiui-ss placed bcfurc congress for con'
sidcriitioii iii the last two yours has may
cxcoulcd in the aggregate that of any pne-
viuus congrcss This is largely due to the in-
crcam of nit-imircs for private relief, a fact
which emphasin-s the necessity so oftiai ad-
mitted of providing some tribunal for the
arbitration of the claims against the govern-
ment which are now brought to congress for
.mjuilicntiou. Thcre were introduced in the
rennin in the fiftieth cumin-s 3,00” bills and
“3 joint resolutions, and :57") reports m
made from connnitttm
In the house flu-re were 12,659 bmm
joint rwdutioiis iiiid 4,l:’>l reports '
0f the bills and joint neolutions in the
prceciit ('llllgl'fih', not one in twenty”
the house and not one in thirty passed both
houscs and went to the president for his
signature.
There Were nine L‘tllllt‘~II.’tI election up
before the house, of which ”van weredia-
piml of in the first semion and steam-
pantively early day. In each of these cases
the sitting member was given his seat. Two
cases were left undetermined. The Enid
thein—Sllifllhl \‘lL Elliott—was determined ra-
osntly in lavor of the sitting member. The
other—Sullivan va Fulton—was not dime-ail
elbythehouaa. Themportolthscunmiths
was in favor of Mr. suntan, the cents-tut.
Tbs numlxr d m“ vetoes nedvail
\i'.u;lll.\‘i.ivi.\'. March ii.
..
.stf‘
ticn. t in: it.
germ-d IIMZII il,.- Funny.- “I \i'.-—: ‘.
" IIIL- ii-liillrnlv. ,vf rlt
I “w.““h‘ adhl I'thllxli' :I-II’IIbI-i Ila. mum.
1 TILt‘yIUQ lr>llv1I III II." Inn‘s“ Ml ltb- lluimv
I cratic t.‘iill.lll-'i'i.’ ..
I ma} -r;lv u-f tinc. in I. ~ 2w..-
‘ wilfully. .
HARTF-GRD'S LAST ELEKFJle‘JN.
”Mil-J I‘I l!."c
’iim i,...f.w .t E‘.. . i.i,... ..
it. llwrii i. .ii
i'rumincnt tlf!icl.ti Ill.r;i.~ with th"
I‘rrtly “- III' n: "F 'VI'I :Ii'nu‘.
IIAILTivIIlll, .‘DIZII""| l.~'l"..r- aim ILl‘ r-:.: at
". ‘ '- . .’I III ’li'r
.\
I
inf Iii" l'.t 5 : lilt ii: vi Jib
Ilwi'm' fin. 1. vi li' - ’t
l vr.»’:;--..z..r :. .
Minn: "i. 1.} A l‘n.;:.'
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in; r...
l';lil'l| II t a t'
. linrc. .‘»Ii'-.
. two at“ y an :i v. .2:
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.r “In
all” IIHW
I I'm. . v. r» i! [In].
I IAIN-n -‘ - : ‘x-lllifv,
i ~fm f. m i i
IIII>IIIP .Il li- .i'. v 1* 4.7“ '.liv > =l Il’“
“I."n'ltl, y mi \v..‘
x: 3cm V .-.-i. «l‘lI Inl
'. ll.i~I. ii i- iluiifiy.
.11 ‘l tlgiirc ,ni‘
. ii‘. . p r cunniy.
Ii~i‘ .1 ml ....r'
1‘th ivi- .i L... -=
of thc «Hagan, bit! tn: commit nb-l by
tin-czirc :.ii I illiristi hi ‘im Lil-band IRNIUWh'il
upon l1. - “ll".
I‘iaii--';ij., ii1.nv..:~:.. mm pr. 1,11.‘ .m In all
sw'lill :vll.:ii"4, lll-‘l .‘iii'x. Iir- :i: Hun-rip .1
I»iin.~b..~_t'~ B'H'i‘i-i n i l Loy-1i" 7],; l :i «i Iln
nit-.hntciy llm'dillv’ l"ll-ll\:ll’v"l wnli but It»
fliil‘llilnll" in livr wcrc ~ v ii.:i:'i.'-~l tl...‘. it: Inwl
licr hudund lu- litil‘ sinpicunh and ~ dil" llfll‘
ago prm-ilrul ii olii‘tll‘l‘l' Iroiii hcr. Sum: Illt'fi
sliciivul in thc “'mcrly building in mum.
rent-2d by .‘II'. Mun-nu Friday tin-mug;
It'll {or New YUIIS l" v'". itlIvI Inn.- HUI
Im-nsu'll Mill". .‘vlr~. Mani-nay on Satuzduy
took iicr [v-rmn'ii vita-ts nut “at: it he:
Inlht‘l.‘ hum-n: iinzln pi. \‘i.
l Iq'IIIIIwII \\ urii of Tramps.
\l'inrznni'lzr, t'uiiir. Sim-ch t— ILM C'- a5»
"Hut, :1 buy thing a. min >i:IilIl'tI Sung: ' "
lib-I with n z'l‘iJIitfiii t'levl‘l'l-‘lfl’fl. 'l'watrri ‘,.
carried him to a inciiiit lot and him; Iliill by
the iii-ck to ii lrcc. In
toes just in Inn; ill ground. II" l‘t‘llmlllt‘ll
uiiti'ldnylig. , wimzi hr >iii-i-.nlcil iii t‘ming
his liniisb, bl he iliigcrs iicii: so cold he
could not untic tiic in; c aim-.1 li'..~. no k, H.
iiiiiiliy frccd himxll’, Iioncwr.
When he
n-achol lmiiio in: was utt. rly leluihlt'll, luiv—
iiig Ixx'll ticd up cightccu huuzw. 'i‘hcu: i-s no
clew to tho perpetrate-is
A singular Death in .‘v'cw I-irsinsw it'll.
Xizw lini'xsw'ick. .\'. .l.. .‘dnrch «l._'i'i'hile
Gauge [hr-b was nrl ilr- try of a pulc in his
yard In i’crili AiiiIn-y rcgcirziv'g a pulley he
was seen to throw up lm arms and thou full
to the ground. ll: Mind; :1 It :in- in his de-
ment, and broke Iii~ nick. iii- dual iii~lantly.
He leaves a wulmvund tux-i thiidrcn. Ills
brother w m killed a Icw _\'o;:r~ ago by n sini-
ilaraccidcut. It is l‘nv-l‘.,ht he: was attached
with a heart spasm, which made him lumen
his hold on tho pulc.
O‘Connor .\~_-~i3.i \ ictnrious.
Salt Fluxczsi u. .\§;.i= II t. »—U‘t'unnor won
thathrecniilc bent i .w m l'.‘ min. Cine-12.,
ddshtiugtiuuhiur, u; now up at the end
“thu-t'iur ofn Ill-I: I-ll iil'ci.ziiiit of rough
water.
White Cam I" Sew “Ivan.
Raw Barns, 11inch l.«Dr. J. W. Sweet,
Illunlneut pliysi ‘t l of Illla city, received
two btten threatening nix: With a bone-
if he did not tbip abusing his wife,
did signed“White Capt." The doubt III
flood the nutter in the limb of the police.
hands. lilillnlll‘il and hi!
0mm
sunmn
BlillliPflWllili
THE l’lIlIESI lllll BEST /
In made onlyof strictly pure grape cream
of tartar. strictly puri- biciirlmnate of
main. and a email [trillion of flour as a
pn-wrvativo. nothing clw wliiiti-vi-r, and
in warrnntcd cutircly l'ri-e from alum.
ammonia. phosphates, lime, and all the
adultcrnuts t‘rcipicnfly found in baking
luiiv-lo-iii. ’I‘hc charm-tor of materials
Ill-it'll. thcir purity. and the nicely of their
combination. rcnder Clerc-land's Fllllei’lnl'
baking pmvdcrflic most llcallhl'lll and most
economical in iisc. and it always atl'imls
wholcwinc. nutritious. and delicious food.
It is rcuoiniucuded fol-purity. healthful-
less and efficiency by (iovcmnicnt and
State chi-mists. chi-mists of Boards of
Health. and prof'cssom in institutions of
Ieaming throughout the country.
Bold only in cans. full wright.
t‘rnvuimm llmrrimns. Ainlav. N. Y.
Q. & O. TEA
The Choicest Tan Iver {£32321
PERFECTLY PURE.
'l'li'i' ii.
A .‘d’ 91' IIIZlJt'ltWr; lti‘l l -':"‘.!2
1': rill :57“ :3 1:7 :tbzt. " '
I! is the limit: 41'
" .. Ira: plantain i '
; .rv and tr- »! frvv
I. l’
I I .. .
C,"
Il'ul' 1:
l‘. I). LAWTtlS " ($0.,
I). L'lltiiiilEllIEl',
.1. ll. I-‘EIIIlIS,
South Norwalk, Conn.
if i". s. n. & ll. RAILROAD.
December ‘31. use.
» eons VI‘J'. ooiao nu.
5J5 a. In. Express. Sill " Ateotn.
5.48! “ Erin-as. 7.38 ” Antoni.
or: " Loon-1x. saw ” Aecmn.
s.-s " B'portJ‘p. his “ tannin.
7:3 “ bical Ex. NA: Anton
7.52 " lentils. 2J1 projector: Ix.
8.5 ” IncaIEx. 1.07 " local Ex.
8.3) " this metal. Mi ” Sp‘gfleld Way.
9.0.1 " heath: 3U: “ Iii-call:
9.36 " Accent. LII " nonalx.
l0.l3 " Rx. Lt: " Armin.
1135 “ Mala: ., w " Sangria,“
12.59 p. in..l1xprns. 5.” “ Accounts.
LII) " their» 7.15 " lml Expre-
2." " Acton. '32? “ Bridgd'pt Act.
4.4?) " Boetonfll. 5.49 ” Armin.
50f. ’ eiamb.rdAor 9.49 ” Acton.
5:5) " Laym- MAI: ” Adamrlxu.
silo “ Sumter-flier t2.” " Bostonlx.
an " Bum epcc. SUIDA".
fills " W31. 7.39" Armin.
Subs". 9J1 “ Acton.
«.113 Arcon. 0.5: v.3). Arena.
n,“ p. to Armin.
7.28 " Ilmlfizp.
8.50 " accola.
Trains leave ICast ‘K‘OTUIIH-
wine wnr noise luv.
3. rs. (.14 a. m.
.. N5... ..
" 1.6 p. in.
.. 51,5 ..
.. . a 3., ..
p. In. 9.5i "
Is L
l Serrano. '11‘. Human.
(kn. Sow lien. I’m. Ag't
’iiiit‘fl’i‘dfiéiiiiLites».
IlaXIlUIIY I: NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected February 4th. 1358.
Passenger Trains.
Ilavilia purchased of It. Gee. I. "stated his np
town stun. 1 box to announce to the ”GIMP of Non
walk and surrounnlnir townsthat I am pvcpami to
supply litt'lll with anything in the
DRUG LIN
REASONABLE PRICES
As an nihcr homo. I shall make II at point to
films nothinghulilic
Pillflll Ill Drugs.
Allpocds of my own manufacture will hear my
mum which aill always rciiiaxn a imitlw runnin-
toe of purity.
Special Attention
WILL "It GIVEN 1'0 I'BEI‘AIIING
Physicians Prescriptions.
All Orders Will he “lied I'romptly and
Cart-fully.
11. It. IIALE,
Registered Pharmacist,
Cor. Main and Wall Sta. f til it
A TIIOIIOL'GII
COMMERCIAL EDUCATIIIN.
both theoretical and practical. Also
Short-Hand
-—AKD—
TX'I’E—‘Vli I T l NG
" —ar nia—
Evening Commercial School,
Gnu-tie Building. Norwnlk. Conn.
A Gl'JIKDII‘LN CLASS
wil moubcstarted. Calionoraddrcea
FRANK ll. RESCUE.
.tlm Ila-inn lh-mmncnf. Brldltcport
1‘39 if
I’. R
('cllwc.
Pickled Oysters
listen, Clams, Inhalers,
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Imported Grapes and Nuts,
FLORIDA URANGES
canyon GOODS.
1491! your orders for
Pickled Oysters
HUNT &- zuwrrs.
CASH
lllflll'lllllll '
r» woo —
I‘ilL-bnn’a Bet Flour. per bbl ................ 37 g
.. .. .. .. ‘ . .. 1
leg lhn. Granulated s . I no
Vim Button. .213ch
not " .mclb
sins. Scar Pram-e 35c
Rodi Candy eym . ., 20c qt
California I 'hcrria. 0: can
Ilomeetic " . can
Fine limd'l'ia. 15c lh
gm "a .. " m; i:
vaporitu. finder. .lfic
Dnuil’mhrs ..... “20ch
SOUTII.
Lv. Kuwait. Lv. So. Norwai’a. Ar. Wilma Pole
7 3.’ a. in 7 56a. in. 9 m a. in.
8 I7 ” S '5 " a 3'5 ”
to 03 " to is " in m -- n.
1250p, imam. ltfipJfl. ‘
‘ 3‘ .. , .. ..
I} is " lixcd as; " Hired 646 ”l’x'd
9m .. .. My; .. .. “5 .. .. ’
947 “_ " ’ 1021 " ” will " “
‘ arson.
9 o) a. in. ' I
GIN p, In
Nolt'l'll. ,
l.v. Wilton Point. 1.1.30. Smelt. ALSOI'IIIK 92 “'ash ington Street.
finals. Mixed tailith’x'd 2mm
‘ :5 I. J. a 5 as I1 a ‘l D.
B 45 " 9 l5 ” 9 2; :— III. ‘ >‘
20! “ Izl3 .m. I21 .IL
2 w .13“, 3 ”K1,”, 3 ,6 5,”, A. S. 1' ERRIS,
serum. 5r: " 517p.m.
’”°" ‘”” JEWELER
" i5 "
iii to " slim: i017 " inmi lo a lixed . '
mmu- ‘ Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
9 20 a. in 9 25 a. in. _ _ .
fl 52 p in 6 .5? p. m. Fins Watch Repairing i Specialty.
W. ll. Summit. “aches. and Gen'l bags.
1'. C. Pavia. an ‘Lteiideni.
A. \t‘. I’znzix. enersl Passenger Agent.
IAIN LINE.
leaveBridgeport for Pittafieid.
1203 a in. acwmmo‘n
10.05 .. ..
3:33!) a. in. Hired
i. m. express -
‘6 it)I “ aooommo'a I
may Inn.
1 so a. II.
films only as fares Great nsnington.
'Gocsonly as far as New Infant.
Wu. 1!. mm, Vice Pru‘t I Gcn'l lan'a‘r
W. K. 1.10.. Supt.
A. W. Pnnotfien. Passenger Arumm
Licensed Day Scavenger.
Privy Vaults and Cmpools ,,
Cleaned and lilsenfected.
cusums lam-r, Prop.
Bridgeport address: is rsmmzu) sva.
0r inquire of nuns KELLOGG. IleafthOflloer.
ills 2w . Korwalk.
$‘L’n Mild (cold 17%
. rum r.lw.nflthflr-
[antiwar lint-II“
34 “'aahlllgton 8L. - . south Somali.
HOMER_B. HOYT,
llllflllll‘ lllllI llllllilll,
l 5 Railroad Place,
Sole Agent forthc Celebrated
Aqua Crystal Spectacles
and Eye Glasses.
Also full line Pebble Spectacles. Eves tin-toil free.
Always in stock. full line
Eight. Waltham.
Hampden, Columbus,
Springfield,
Non-Magnetic Watches.
French and American Clocks,
(Queen Cuff Holders,
Xew and artiitle designs in
suver _Ware,
Diamonds and Fine Jewelry.
lasts-I lama-sat prpllos,“
no. is m rum.
No.
woo-nadir».
Livery and Feed Stabln
n'lliwn‘li IIUI‘EL,
lion-m and (’arrlsgcsfolclfut all occasions.
t‘arrmpw lit llcpot io innit All Trains.
<U001I l‘iimiiuin at ltt-wmahle Prim.
Telephone connection.
Hurnan Nature on the Back!
There ll not the least no”
sltv for suderinl M
tutorial-ruin, autumn.
. GOUT.IM aaavoua IIAD-
. At'lll, when the most obsti-
“t
best
and Family Putative Pills
. ' in the Market. TOIIIMIII'
ale numbered by thousand»! I will send an panel
a box of then pills by applying to nu. and
to forfeit l'ft Dollars for eve failure to can
afalr trial. his is no rpr - la Pal. but a
stalemmitof facts. b‘old by all dealers in
and Medicines. and in h‘orwalk by G. B
Prior :5 cents pct box. five bums for 81 ll).
jl2 2m 0. A. BILL, Proprietor, Portland. .0.
swam in Busnivnm
882 Water BL, foot of Bank.
BRIDGEI'OBT. (.1.
We ask rem-wed attention ihts reason to our stock
of Nova Scuba hand made woolen rtochlngsgiov.
and mittens. and our line of imported 6mm
We wish to more fully introduce to the notice of
all out-door workers, drivers. It. R man, and spat.-
men, the great comfort and rafety from we and
cold, to he dctlvcd from a good ru tot oiled cloth-
ing. With ihcrc :0 rubber Gloves and finger Cola.
of which we have a good stock. he to
horses and harm-recs oy ninanil sleet stones is well
known to every home owner. One of our Oiled
Canvas Covers will prove a complete proteitioit
and may save its cost many times in a single sum“
1 but: however are but side shows. our main
‘ busincssis dealing in Pure Leads and Oils, ship
t handhry, Engineer’s Supplies and Dredgin la
fcrlalr, many of these lines we are dillic‘ult to
match and impossible to but.
By the way. \t'cliavc a Brand of (‘l on made
from tho lit't‘i lmpertcd stock which were] only in
boxes of mo mien. They are tery fine flavor and
cost but little mnrcthnn cigarettes. Drop in and
try ihcm. Tell-phone. N. Y. Prices. Never
underrold.
nu FREIGHT Lilli
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~THE PROPELLERS—
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily tri . Sundays excepted. for
height between New firm Norwaik and south
fiorwyigiwillleavei’liuerafootofneem at
. cw .every eve n , exec Samrthy
o'clock. and on SatiirilavK at 2 gm. leave” M
walk Bridge and Soul Norwalk evuy evening.
Freight taken from and received for all'
points on the Dal-bury and lorwalk all
shopau‘ Railroads at Greatly Roda .
Bates. -
l'pon a plic‘tion to agents the Cit of N-
am: End; will be rent for special Iota of f
anywhere in New York or its Vicinity.
[y‘all persons are forbid trusting’ anyof 3;
employee: of the boats of mielineon .t. . . ..
the owners thereof.
Halal, Ballflll lli, x.
WOOD 'MANTELS,
DOORS,
BASH, BLINDS, “i
HARD WOOD WORK. '
OF ALL KINDS.
Large Stock of Columns
' for Trimming
Plate and. Sheet. Glass.
Steam Sawing, Final:
and Turning.
mmrmmmmmmm
ill] at foil Ill Install Stile »
South Norwalk, Conn.
Halal, Bailey} “in.
30- -
All who have tom the bald spots on the back of
mghudtcllmethc hair is growing out in good
e pe.
I fill] perfectly satisfied that
Fairieon is doia the
A. D. BTEBB
wor . 8.
recursive FAMOUS
FAIRIOON No.“ 3.
I gflggsmigin struts.
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m... will. (noanssaths In». I.”-
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bdrm it . PH”
5L“m%3"m ”a ""
or
haul-havens.“ ninth.
ruminations-Macon“ “my
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”BILLIE!
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