League and Association Cham-
pionship Games.
DATEN 01‘ 1111‘" $11" AT "till.
The AaMu-Iztllmi \Ict-Ilng Adopts Nome III-
port-til Anu-mltucnla. lull I‘onclndea
Not to 113 1111- Graded salary Scheme
[Itll II Mn Ill-Iv tlu- IA‘HLIII' Maren-Ila.
Wastiisnros. Iliivi'h 1'1 'l‘lii- «Ii-legal“ rep
mtlllg 11m 1'111'11-11-1 11111-1 In "W Natlulul
Bull“ lmgtir lltcl at 1110 Arlington hotel
In thin city at lltll'll.
I‘m-(ideal .‘s' 1‘2. Young pi’csitlml. Thmc
prhvnt Wt-io; W. A. Nliliick. I‘1ilsliiii'g; J.
W. Blnldttig, i'IiicilpI: Julin ll Day, New
York; A. J. limit-h nud John I. llrigcnl. l'liil-
adelpllla: A. ll. Salon and W. 11. Conant,
Balm; John '1'. Inn-h, J12. Iuliiiualnllia:
I'. D. 11011111111111, t‘lovoland. and 1‘. K. Sloarlin,
Detroit. .
The npm't of 1111‘ board of arliilratoni was
"Dental and adopted. and the president
authorlmd in sign the llgl‘ul‘llll'lll on the part
0! the lauguc. Tho rt‘pol‘t of tho committee
Immiiited to «lainqu tho form of the League’s
mtllllll'ltl win- lll’t'fil‘lllt‘l, and the few un-
important nunsiidiiii-nts rl‘t'llllllllollthI were
alloptnl. Tho pet-rotary was authorized to
appoint flhtllfillllllt' umpire lit aaalary not
tot-via“! talllwr month and expenses. A
cotniiiunit-nlinn in 1111 Mr. Illackliunil that he
be hear-I lll ripnrd to tho coniplainl of J. W.
(llama-'1; 1131111151 .-1 mlnrtinn in salary as a
melllla-rof 1111- Iii-Illinlilmlia club was mad,
and llr. Illai-kliuh! was invitod to 1:111er
theimvliug. II» 511111-11 that (Hancock had
withdrawn iii.~ 1' 1111111111111. The meeting then
took a l’t‘l'u-l- until Sufi-lock in the evening,
when the ri-port of tho wholulu coiniiiitloo
I‘ll present-d. Il Ills follows:
11- -.~"|‘0.\' AT 1111111;
With New York—May a, :1. 10. 11: June 6,
7,3; Aiig. 11‘. ”.‘U. 21. With Philadelphia—-
June 1, :1. 4. .5; .11in 211.511. :11; Scpt. 111. 17,
18. Willi (”hungry—May 25‘. '39. I10 (‘11; July
18,19, ‘30: 51111. ‘J, I". II. ' With “'aahington
—June 1:1, 11, 171, 17-. Jilly 3'3, :51. :51: Aug.
22, 21. '34. With l’ilta‘l1ui'g~Iliiy 13. 1-1.
1:1, 111; July 11. 12. 1:1; 51-1-1. 5. 11. 7. With
Cleveland-41:13.- 11'. 1‘, 1:0, '31; July 8, ll, 10;
Hopi. 12. III. 11. With Iii-liainilxtlis—Mny 22,
2‘1, 24, 251: July 13. III. 17; Sept. 2131,31.
new YOIIK :11 "our.
Willi Boaum~ApriI 2-1, 25, :56, 27; June 10,
g 210. 30. :11. Willi Philadelphia——
uni.- .._ H, .‘1. 17; Aug. 1. 2, :1; Sept. 22, it,
24, Willi Chicago—May :55, " . 24. 25: July
15, 1o, 17:50111. 12. 1:1, 14. With Washington
—April 210. :141; May 1. :3: July 25.26. 27: Aug.
25.27.15". With l’ltlsburg—Ilay IT, 15, 21),
21;Jnly 93.11, 11); Sept. 2 121. :1. With Cit-v1-~
land—May 11:, H, 1:”). 113; July 11, 12. 1:1;15‘1111.
9, 10. 11. With Indianapolis—Slay '35, 211. 30
(2); July 1‘. 11‘. '11; Sept. :‘1, 11, T.
wasltixtt‘rox a1 HUME.
With Boston—May 3. 4, 0. 7: Aug. 1, 2. 3;
Sept. 19, Lil. :31. With New York—Juno 1, :1,
4.5; July 29. 30. 31; Sept. 11;. 17. is. Willi
Chicago—May 17, 174. 20. 21: July 11, 1', lo;
Bapt. 5, O, 7. With Philadelphia—April. 24.
as, w, 27: Julie 10, 11, 12: Aug. 211, 30, 31.
With Pittaburg—hlay 22. "5'1. :51, 25; July 15,
10, 17; Sept. 12. 13. 14. With Cleveland—
lay 28, 29, 30 ('3): July 18, 19, 20; Sept. 2. 3,
4. With Indianapolis—May 1:1, H, 15, 16;
July 11, 12.13; Sept. 9. 10, 11.
PITI'IBURG A‘l' noun.
With Baum—June 19. 20, 21, 22; Aug. 12,
13, 14‘. Oct. 3, 4, 5. With New York—July 4
m, 5, 6; Aug. 15, 10,17; Sept 1!); Oct. 1, 2.
With Chicago—April ‘M, 25, 211, 27; July 29,
80, 31; Aug. 29. 30, 31. With Philadelphia—-
June‘Al, 211; July 1, 2; Aug. 5, 6, 7; Sept. 26,
27, .53. With Washington—June 2-1, ‘55. 26,
27; Aug. 6, 9, 10: Sept. :53, 2-1, '25. With
C19vcinnd—April29, 30: May 1, 2; July 35,
211. 27; sept. 10. 17. 18. With immunit—
.Iune 1,3, 4. 5; Aug. 1, 2, 3; Aug. 26, 27. 28.
CHICAGO AT 1103!:
With Boston-June 98, 29: July 1, 2; Aug.
.‘a_ 1.1, to; Sept. '23. 21, 25. Willi New York——
Jun-- ‘34. 3’1, 2"}, 27; Aug. 5, 6, 7; Sept. 26, ‘17,
:5. With Philadelphia—June ill, 20, 21, 23:
Aug. IL’. 13. H; Oct. 3, 4, 5. “'ith “'nshing-
li-ii—July-l (21.5.6: Aug. 15, 111, 17; Sept.
:10: Oct. 1. 2. With Pittsburg—May fl, 9,
11!. 11: Julie 11, 12, 13: Aug. 22,23, 21. With
Cleveland—June 1, 3, 4, 5; Aug. 1, 2, 3;
Sept. 19. :20, 21. With Indianapolis-June 11.
7,11. 10: July 22. 23, a; Sept. 111.17. is.
CLEVELAND at 11011111.
With Boston—July 4 (‘J , 5, 0; Aug. 15, 16,
17: Sept. 30; Oct. 1, 2. “'ith New York—
June 19, 20, 21, 22; Aug. 12, 13, 14: Oct. 8, 4,
5. With Philadelphia—June 2t. 25, 26. 21;
Aug. 8, 9, 10; Sept. £55, 211, 25. With Chicago
—11ay 3, 4, 6, ‘1‘; June 1-1, 15, 17: Aug. :55, 27,
at. With Washington—June :53, ’29: July 1,
2: Aug. 5, 6, '1'; Sept. 26, ‘37, .53. With Pitts-
burg-June ti, 7, 15, 10; July :52, 3, :51; Aug.
19, 20, 21. With Indianapolis—May h, it, 10,
11; July 29, 30, 31; Aug. 29, 30, 31.
Ia'ntaxarous at 11011:.
With Boston—June 24. 25 211. 27; Aug. 5,
6, 7; Sept. 26, 27, 28. With New York—June
%, 2); July 1, 2; Aug. 11, 9, 10; Sept. 23, 2;,
2.5. With Philadelphia—July 4 ('3), :3, 6; Aug.
15, 16, 17: Sept. 30: Oct. 1, 2. “'ith Chi‘
ago—April 29, 30; May 1."2; July 25, 211, 27;
Aug. 19, 20. 21. With Washington—June 19,
20, 21, 22; Aug. 12, 13, 14; Oct. 3, 4. 5. With
Pi -—-May 3, 4, 6, 7; June 14, 15, 17;
Sept. 19, 211. 21. With Cleveland-April 2%,
2'1. 211,27; June 11. 12, 13; Aug. 22, 23, 34.
PHILADELPHIA a'r Holt.
“'ith Baton—April 29, 30; May 1, 2; July
25. ‘55, 21'; Aug. 211. 21, :18. With New York—
lfay3,~l,tl, '1‘:Ju1y 21, 23, 24; Sept. 19, 21’,
21. With Chicago-May 13, 14, 15, 10; July
11, 12, 13; Sept. 2, 3, 4. With Washington-
May 8, 9,10, 11; June 0, 7, 8; Aug. 19, :0, 21.
With Pittsburg—May 22., 23, 24, 25: July 18,
19, 20.11am. 9, 10, 11.. With Clevcl.i:id—-May
2s. 29, 30 (2); July 15, 16, 17; f-.-pt. 5, 6, 7.
With Indianapolis—May 17, 1‘, :50, 21; July
8. 9, 10; Sept. 12. 13. 14.
THE AMERICAN ESCHEDULE.
Home Dates for Each Club—Amendmenta
to the Batu.
COLL‘IIIL'S, 0., March 6,—The directors of
tha American Buchall aaaociatlon incl at
the Neil house. All the clubs were rem
armed The committee on constitutional
amendment submitted their report, which
waaacoepted
The fourth amendment was a very Import-
ant change and does away with the umpire's
“gamma. and delegates the appointment to
the wildcat.
111a fifth amendment does away with the
word“blackliat” and irovidce for a lint of
build“. player! to be opt by the president.
The aavenlh amendment iii in regard to
dfluinwhlchthmlaabaague and an Aa-
aoclatlcn club. There has heretofore been a
1111., whenchwaatha case. tor the Aiao
doth! club to chargethe man I3 the
club. ‘11:. A-cclatltn club will hematite:
diam A-oclalikm prion. This banalitatha
M Thu. la a action in thin unaid-
min-tum can havaa ladlel'day,
wh- Hfiafl h admitted free. My,
115113.11”
Moat Mbhmnfflfln‘.
“pint-a who retina tn Ilgnon the
That-11111 amt-111111111111 liven up“ Iilcnlly upon
Oct. 5 I! the date upon which 11111111 11111311
11111111111 lbc lmldent a list of row .-11 plnv~
I‘l‘lL Tho pmidunl must unlit y playt-r.‘ 1111111111
twmt y daya of such nvol'w.
Ilr. Byrnnt, of Ilm-klyn, did not nillnitlt
his limp-H111 t-laolllvutiou 1:1 111111111. as tho
luxuuialrying It, and 1! unluplul al this
hunting, could not go liilucllict until llcat
tuition.
'I‘hv nl‘lll‘lllilt' W115llll‘lllliltillll‘l. litlur which,
lllt‘ltltV'IlllKll1ljlllll'lli'tl 111111! 3111111111.):
'l'lii- M'llt’illlll' 1.~ to follow:
l1liimlti.\'.\‘ AT 1111111;
“'llll .‘lllld'llIN Kitty '3. :1. -l, T1; July In, ‘JI.
21; ill-1. :1. .'1. 1‘1. \\ IIIl lilllllllltll'l“-1\|ll'll 3"”.
2:1. :111; May I; Jllllc ill. :11, 3:; H1111. 2:, 211,221,
With t'illllllllllh - April 25.1511, 2?, Jam: '33. “ .
:15. :11. $0111. :‘1. ‘.".’. 2-1. Willi (Tint-1111mm-
Junc 111. H. 171. 11'». July ‘Jti. '27, '38; Ncpl. 2, :1,
it. Wltli laiiiim‘lllc» Julio H, ll, 10, 11; July
:111. :‘1. Aug. 1; Sept. 1:, H. 1.1 With h‘t.
1.01115- .\iny :10 1'51; Julie 1. 1:; Aug. ‘2, :1, 1;
Sept. 7. 5. ill. Willi K111151111 t'lly<—-Jlltltlll, 4.
5,11;July 1121,34, 2’1iAtig. 2:11, :11 : 14mph 1.
A'I'IIIJ-Z'Tlt'h' .11 11111111.
Willi Ill‘imklyll . April 17, 111,20. 21; June
211, ."111;Jnly l; ill-pt. 1:. 1'1. 111. with Balli-
liioro-Junt- £1.21. '25. :11; Aug. ll, 7. .N‘; Oct.
12', 13. 1-1. Willi i‘uliiiiiltiiwApri 2:3. ‘33. ‘J ;
Julie 11!, 211. 21, 22!; Sept. :5“. 211, :10. Willi t‘in-
ciiinali-hliiy :10 121; Juno 1, 2; July 21,24. ‘35:
Aug. :11), :ll;Sopt. 1. With hillisvllIe—June
., 4. ."1, ti; Aug. 2. 3. 4:15ch 7, hfl. “'itll St.
Louis—Juno 1:1, 15, ill, 17; July :10, 31; Aug.
1;h‘cpt. 1'3, H, 15. With Kansas ('ily~Juiit~
8, II, III. 11; July 2?. 2K. 21'; Hopi. 2, 3, I.
luminoitl AT HouIL
With lli‘mkIyn—uApril :55. 2:1. ‘24; Aug.
87. ‘25. 211; Oct. 5. 11. 10. 11. With Ath-
lolics—April :53, 1:11, '27; May 25, 27,28,239;
tit-pt. :31, '51, ‘21. Willi t‘iiliiiiibtis——April 17,
1.24, 111, 211; June 27. 2%. 211; on. :1. 4, 5.
Willi Cincinnati-Juno :1, -1. 5, 1:; Aug. 2, 3,
5; Sept. 7.11, 10. Willi lntiisville—Juiic 135.
14, If). 17: July ‘23. 2-1. ‘25: Aug. :10, :11;
ls‘cpt. 2. Willi Ht. Innis—Julio :4, 10, 11, 1:1;
July 213, '27, 211: Sept. :1. -l. 5. Willi Kansas
L'lly—dlny 30 121. :11: Julie 1; July 210, 31;
Aug. 1: Sept. 11!. 121. II.
council‘s AT 11111112.
With anikIyn—May 2:1, 21"., ‘17, 2.5; Aug.
6, 7. b: Oct. 13, 13, H. Willi Allllt-llcs—
April :15. 211.211); Aug. 27. .N :11; Oct. 11,11. 10,
11. With Ilaltiinoroihlay L’, :1. 4. f1; July
1", 20, 21; $4111. 17, 15‘, I‘J. W'illit'iiiclnllatl—
Jim: 3', it, 111. 11; July ":11, 111'. ."11; 1‘11 pt. 12,14.
15. With I,oiii.~'\ lilo . May 310 (‘31: June 1, 2:
July :11, Z57. ‘th Hopi. :l, «I. .'1. With St. Louis
——Juiic :1, 1. :‘1. 1'1: July ‘33. :51. 21; Aug. :10. ill;
Sept. 1. With Kansas t.‘ily——Jiine 13. H. 1.3,
16; Aug. :2, 3. 4; Sept. '1'. 7‘. ‘J.
CINl‘IXNATI AT 1111311»:
Willi Ili‘mklyii—Iliiy 11, 1'3. 131, H; July
111, H. 171; Aug. 12’, :34, 2:1. Willi Alhlclitw—
May '1‘, 13.9, IO; July 1'1, T. ‘; Aug. 13. H, 15.
Willi Ballilllorc—hlay 1'3. 17, 1‘, 111-. July 3,
4121: Aug. 10. 11. 1‘5. Witl- l'ulunihus—Ilny
211, 21, 22. 15'}; Jlily Ill. ll. 12; Aug. 17, 1‘5, :21).
With laluisvillc—Miiy «I. .‘1. '3; Aug. 211.27, 25;
Oct. 3. 4. 51.11. With St. lnliis—-«.~\pril IT. 15.
111. 20; Jilly 15:11.21; 111-1. 12. :z, 11. Willi
Kansas (lily—April 21, ‘51, '53: Juliet", 21. 25:.
23; Oct. 5. ‘J, I“.
inl'tsyiLLr. AT "full;
Willi lll'lulkl)'ll—')I11)' 7, “.11. 10; July 10,
11, 1‘2; Aug. 17, 15, 1’". With Athletic»—
hlay 11. 1'3. 13. 11: July :i. 1121; Aug. 10. 11,
:5. Willi Ilnltiiiionv—Ilny :11, '11, ‘JJ. 1331; July
13, ‘1', t5; Aug. 1:1. H. 13. Willi («minibus-
May 113, II, 1“. I'J; Jilly 1:1. H, 1.3: Aug. :52,
24, 15.1. “1111 l'iiii-iiinlili—Mny ‘55. ‘M, 27, 2";
Aug. 7, N. ‘J; 5111!. 11‘. lo. 19. With Ht. Loni»
——April :21. ‘53, 2:1; June ‘30, ‘12, 23, 2-1; Oct. 5,
9, 10. With Kansas. City—April 11', 135,111, :5);
July 15, :11, 21; on. 12. 1:1. 11.
51‘. Loris AT 1111311;
“'itll Brooklyn—Silly Ill, 17,1“.19; July
3,4 (1!): Aug. 10. 11, 1‘2. With Athletics-May
110.21, 23,-1.1. July in, 11. 12; Aug. 17. its. 211.
Willi Baltiiii~11'c—-.\Iiiy ll. 12. 131, 1-1; July 1:1,
14, 15: Aug. 2:3, 2 . 1’1. Witn Ctlllllllbus—
May 7. 8, 9, 10; July 1'1, 7, ‘1 Aug. 13, 1-1. 15.
With Cincinnati-April 251. 211, 27, 15‘; June
25, 26, 27; Sept. 31, 1'11. With Inuisville—
April 29, 30; May I, Juno 251'. 30: July 1;
Supt. :56, 25‘, 211. Willi Klillkl.‘ City—May 7H,
25,211.21; Aug. 211, 2:. 2.x; Oct. :1. 5,11.
Kansas ('In' .\1' no)";
With Brooklyn—May 20. :31, 2:, '51; July 6,
7, 8: Aug. 13. 11. 1.1 With Athletics—May
16, 17, 15. 119, July 13. H. 1.3: Aug. 232, 24, :5.
Willi Baltimore—May I, ‘, ll. 10; July 10. 11,
12;Aug.17, 15. ‘JU. Willi Columbus—May
11,12, 13, H; July 11, <1 1231: Aug. 10, ll, 12.
Willi Cincinnati—April 2!! :I); May I, 2;
June 25.5510; July 1: Sept, 26, :3. L11. “'ith
Louisville—April 3’1, 21'». 27, 28. June 26, 27,
‘18; Sept. 21, 25, ‘51. With 51. Louise-Mays,
4, 5, 15; Aug. 7, b‘, ‘J; Sept. 15, 19, LI).
The autumn will open April 1'1 and clone
Oct. 1-1.
All l'IIIimketl [or Sequel.
NEW You. Mart-h Ii~Arli.~t Samuel J.
Cowley's nthtI'llnclllclll for $33,101 worth of
lost diamonds that Ile\'t'1' exizlcd has turned
out rather disastrously for him, Li it has
caused h'b'l‘int wifc. whom he had abandoned,
to put in an 81111711111108 with a warrant
charging him Wllll I-igamy. She has been
living at No. 6:5 Bank street in the most ab-
solute want. Cowley has not given her any
money for several month-1. He has left the
city. Mr. Joseph 11. Gardener, Mn. Cowley'r
brother, arrival born from Cleveland, 0.
He did not know anything of his sister's
troublas until he cannc. but will now do all he
posuibly can for llt'l'. 1111 says he dots not
know whether L'oWlt'y him any more wives,
but he duos know that he married his sister
several years ago. Cowley ha.» not been seen
since last Friday.
The Hoyt \VIII (ruse settled.
ALBANY, Mambo—Th1.- mun of appeal:
hauled down a decisimi in the mm- of Mary
Irene Hoyt against flit/mud N. 11oyt and
others, affirming judgment with (-11.15, the
costs lobe paid}; 1111- nppcdunl, M123 Hoyt.
This mulls the imposition of Jove llnyt's
millions agaizzvt h'b daughter. The court
holds with '.. .- geneinl and trial terms that
the reheating before Surrogate Rollins wait
an original proceeding. under auction 2,48101
that-«hm, to revoke tho alleged illegal will,
and sustainahls finding that the will was
duly proved, and that Mr. Hoyt was of sound
and disposing mind on June :56, 1552, the date
of the will. __
The Ceiling Investigation.
ALBANY, March li.—-'1‘he experiences of the
new amembly coiling invaltigating committee
have been full of sensations so far. Follow-
ing the announcement of the disappearance
of Contractor Snaith came the news that
his “keeper is in Bermuda, and Archltacl
Rowe is somewhere, nobody knows where.
Superintendent Andrews’ wife, who is wanted
all a witness. la also absent, and her husband
nyshe does not know her addrem, but he
thinks she will returnsdou. Several other
persons whose testimony is wanted are aha
“out of town."
lllllona of Dollars Doing livabil-
J aunt-own, N. Y., March Il—A apaclal to
The News lroln Pittaburg aayl the Standard
Ollcoinpanyhaagtmo to "01111131113011,“
that the largo purchaaaa at 1.11m and Find-
lay, 0., an hating followed by until-h II
Water-n Pennaylvaaia, the Intentlui deg I
napalm m a It now do. m
‘ pinadc upon in this way it was not 1111- faull
11311111131111 11111111118115.
He Distributes 8.000 of Them
Among His Admirers.
A t‘Ill'h‘ll A'l‘ THE WHITE 110151}.
A Trying Onion! for the hon l'reaiilt-nt.
Mr. lllulno and tit-Ii. 'I'riu-y Among the
l‘ullen—Ilalfcml tin-1111 Iii—hm-ri-Iiiry
“'Itlllii-y’a I’ari-wcll.
II'AHIIISll'l-lV. 1111111111. Nulit-itlolnndiug
the fatigue In‘l‘hIHlI-'»l 111 im- inn; ci-roliio-
aim of Monday. l‘u- 1111.11 Illl’l'lvlll ul‘m'c
early 111 1111‘ 111111111113, 11111 :1: l--1' a l1glit bionic
‘4 “’1'!" Ill 0111'“ 11 Iil~ tIc‘It. Ilcl‘ll III‘
wiirkul 1111'! III o‘clock. :1' \\‘Illi‘l1 lll'lII' Ill
‘ll'ilt'l'flltil llllfl I t l 1 ’>.' 1131'1411‘1111l
rucclviiig 1111- 1111-1. -.1I|‘- ..: ,w-uplt'wlio llllll
cough-gated out m.- 111.» ll'liili- lluuw.
’l'llt- |ll't'>ltll‘.‘ll um llil.l"'l I!I 11111111 111' black
Imuidclolli and >111 MI :1 11-11 11- -l nwuy, facing
the Wl‘hl door of tho c.l~t 1.11.1111, through
which Ill" crowd color-«l .‘dilltluiiicil, polltr
lclil orgiliiim-ioii-. i'tlilil‘ :i:i.l ‘tlllt‘l' 1141an
1111-11- llllt'cl lllllml-Ic ii.» --.‘ 1 1.1 lit-w and along
Um iron I‘ltillll};~ 111' 1111- Willi-- Ii-vii-i~;;i'oiliid.<.
l'ollcl-liit-ii HIIIIIUIIMI :11 Ill «1' t'lill‘ll‘ t'l‘h auc-
cmlol iii kin-pin; llii- vrcmil 111 buy.
11" apt-c1111 1111111311111“! 1110 “111' livpllltli-
c1111 rulillcatinil commit: -- cullv-«l upon llll
pivsidmil n1 21:7‘41 u'i'lm-k. flllll lii'li-l'wnrih
paid their iwpoi-ls in "Il't! I'rt rlilt‘llt Morton.
(lrgiiiiimlioiis \t'liicli il-~~.rol l-i Ieuvo tbi.
city during the day wt» tit-xt rot-rind
1211111 contingent. li-u-Iml by its hand.
liinrcliodup lIIllIt'I' lh-i li-tl‘lll wi'ti’i-oolllit
llulllhlllil and [mawd in 1111- main ilmi'uay It
1110 Niel room. Nearly all of 1111- kind-
played the inquiring “11.111 in tho t'liini‘
during thc nun-ch 11111-11341 tho \l’iliti- Iluuw
grounds.
L'ol. Jolili 31. ‘\.ll.\llll. - 1 ”I" 121111), stun-Ill}
the side of lllt' pi'i-.~1-ii~iil 11111-111; 1111» I'm option,
As ouch dclcgatii 11 I‘llllII' 1:1 il~ pl .-~i.li 111. cap
111111 or lcndi-r IllII't 11111 mi 1111' mania-m Tlll
crowd pamul through :11 11:1- mil-of forty-poi
minute, cut-h pvrwn row-it in: 11 slizikc of tilt
prcaidt-nt'hluiii-I. 3111'. 11111125411 gave a lmu'ly
grip. and SIlIlWHl 11y lli=' rmolitl»1li~ nliitnlr-I
in which llt' pcrfnl'iiiml llu- dilly 111111 1111 11nd
IIflllBXII'rlllllf‘“ :11 hand 1.::i.iii_:. Alli-111;; Ill!
callers \vns ilnI’t-l'iiur II LIIII.HI1‘ \l'i cumin.
with twolily lltt‘llllr'l‘n 1 i hit 51:111. 'l'lio gov-
ernor clialtl-d furn low liii::itl.~ ivith til-n.
Harrimn. The “Ulllt' .‘Illl'kt'l 141111.111 1111511111.
allilo appearing 1111.1.» 111‘ iui-n. [lllN'lllHl a
iiingniilwiit ilnrnl -~. '~ in lilo pi'wldclll.
"This Is the 111mm 31.1.1. .1 44211113 1~.'i-,;11-." 311111
one of the 111011 “1111 1111 11-11 lIlL' tI-'\ '11-». “and
she has linen N'l‘l'allllllg cvvr >III-‘u 1111-1-11..-
tion." The prosid-tiit l:iii;,'l:i\d iltl-‘l Nllll 111
Would be lllt‘llN'll tn 1131111111! 1110 Illl‘ll “Ilf‘li
ho had IIIHI‘!‘ limo.
The Stilutii Ohm.) Itcplililicuii l‘lull 11:111 1111
Young Alt-11‘s llcpllblicnn 1'11111 of I'rovidriici
brought largo contingent.
About 11 o‘clock the prod-lent look a .~Iiort
rut from the Ilflllllhhtlhlltg, 11ml nlhllll 11:11
starli-tl in again.
Mr. 1'; W. Half-1rd “1b sworn in as private
secretary to the pvt-311111111 311 whiny night. and
11111111 morning the prmi-Iwut ~i,;nv-xl his up
llrllllfl‘il‘lll. M'N Alli-o 11. Range". 11.1- prmi
ilciit's .stcnngrnplier, and Mr. E. I" Tylilfli‘.
now also sworn in lla' l'II'rkV', t'iipl. 111m
iiiorc. the vcl-‘riin [I‘hlrkt’t‘ll‘r of “I" Wliilo
11111150. who risigtiod during .\Ir. Finn-1111.113
adiiiln’ntrallon, Will atlpcl‘inlctltl 1111.111». 111 ”It
lllllllnlun until order has. lm-n owlulilixliml,
Mr. WiniIoIn called upon Sta-rotary Fair
child and bad a long talk with him. '
Mr. Illaino was out- of the mllt-l" 11:1 1111
presidniit. 11o puma] along with tho n- 1 111
the visllon to tho While lintiu- mil ~il'ttl n
few minute: in mun-Hilton mill l'i-ml-luiil
Harrison. :‘5 Air. llitlltll- [nix-mil l-Ill 111 1111
“'11110 "011.51: 1m “11$ 1'" {ml/.151, and i-
dtflfetiin shout wont up from the appoint-Em!
crowd. icy crowdul zilmit hint. ~liv- 1k 111-
band and chm-red libtily. ll “11‘ only alli-x
strenuous efforts on 1111: part of 311'. 11:11:11
and several lullll'elllt‘ll that :11.. Illl'flll'l' iniiii
aged ingot away. Iii-n, Nolilv “11» tallntllirl
('flllt‘l', and Into in tho :il‘t. l'ii-uii Spat 1r Iii.»
cock called with Gen. Tracy.
Al 1:301110 prcsiili-nt who» 11 slinkiii; Iln‘llltl‘
and went to luncheon, and at 2 o'clock 11.1
againtindcrgoiiig lilo piiiiipluiudlo prov»:
1112:3111th was still a girat crowd Ill-ll!
tho Inaminn. and tlll' pi‘mi-Ionl victorinliio:
not to shake any more hands. 11-: agrnal.
however, to stand on n tellip-rilry platini 111
near the entrance and allow in»: crowd In w.
him Foran hour a continuum strt-alii 11:1
purple passed in rol'io-w. tho prwidriit frw
quently dotting his hat in nag-m».- to 111.1
chin-rs. About 3:31) p. In. in dro~1<lt~l to saw
no more Wplt', and \vv-nl 11:11-11 111 llt< ll .. .1.
It isostiinaled that tlllr'ill: tlw day 1:.» 11.1.;
shaken llnnllli'uitli 3.1") l-vixniia 11111 11:11! rt.-
vievved nearly as many l-t‘Jl’c. 111- 11an 1.”;
on his It‘l from ill (12-2-1: until 11:11, uni.
the exception of tik‘ Interval-1 Illfllll-ltlt'tl. 111111
another one of iiftu-n Illlltull‘, in which lit
signed some Inputs.
PENNSYLVANIA DISGRACED.
Drunken Slate )Illlliamon ('r'tlta- Torrm
In “'ashingtnn Slum“.
“'astltxul’ux. Min ch tin—Tito ’1'Iiil~‘ylvn-
nia troops l'cl'tllIh‘ wry IIINlI‘vlt'rly ye.‘tt~i'.l.1y.
and at one tilllc it llnlkl’tl as if 11...", nil-gut
be seriom trouble. A cmml oi the Key
stone stalo lililltiaiiicn had twiligrognted on
E hlI’l‘t‘l, between Eighth and Ninth. com-
pletely blot-hailing tho thoroughfare and dar-
ing nll lmlmli'imis and drivi-rs to atln-iiipl t1
pass the line. ,
Aputrol of pt-Iicn r‘l‘V-‘Tfll 11111051115}er
them, but aftoi'a “lJlL‘ it \vth. ft‘llllll limos-
iinry to anneal to (ion. Iiiotiiig». who ordered
Col. L‘inwforil, of thc ‘l't-litli Pciliihylvania.
to clear the street and Itecp it clayr. The
colonel detailed 11 company to clnirgc up and
down the street with fixed buyout-ls, and in
this way the mob was broken up.
Most of the riolers were partly intoxicated.
and they made thenlselvm a terror to buck-
stais, keepers of small stands and peddlcrs by
titling them of their goods and severely
handling them whenever they ol‘l’ornd any
rest-lance.
THE GREAT BALL.
Twelve Thu-inland Ticketa sold-l’rornn-
tiona Agniml Speculating.
Wasnixcrox, March 0. —'1‘vri~lvo thousand
inaugural hall tickets were sold, making the
receipts from that nource 8130,0111. Col.
Britlun,of the inaugural committee of ar-
rangements. says that the sale of tickets was
continued after the point had been washed
when the expenses Were covered so that the
public could not he Imposed upon by specu-
lators The sale of tickets was continued ur.
to 12 o'clock, when the applications for ad-
miulon had 0988111. In mien-lice to alleged
also! tickets at fancy [Wives by outsiders,
Hr. Brilton says that if the public was im-
of the coiluilitleo, u at no time “its the salt
of tickets stopped. Some who bought ticket:
altba window were so eager to got lurid:
tho ballroom that they grabbed up their
tickets and went on without waiting for
tbalraouvuiln.
Drunk on Ir. Claxland‘a Wino.
Wma.larclilt-—Whai than»
“NW“,OOWIM Home,“
SOUTH 111011an EVENING summon WEDNES
the intimation Want. the Mad a
[mat dual of «autumn. Anulnbal'ot the
anrvanta who had IIN‘II paid «117. hinting that
their plltcm Will‘tl 1.1 119 illllal by ulht'l‘lt, took
Ii‘rt-lii-Ii Iv 11w, “lull-111110111 wol'c found grimly
liilurii-iltwl. 11 u} pi-iira that 311‘. (‘Ii-wlllnd
Ila-1 111:1 11 Int nl mm» 111 the collar which lll"
lit-parting, 51111111111 111111 iiogloclul to Incl! “1‘1
and sour-of 11m wi-vanla 111111111 lluunaelvel
incl-1y 111111 11 111 5111‘“ an cutout that when
Mn, IInl'i'lmu t'lllllt' to look aflcr ilinliol‘alie
found llllilll not only until to do illly‘tllllllf»
lllll rough illid Ill‘lllllllx. t‘ol. Wllwnwal
mil tor and ho an." rmilul ii nuiiiln-rtl
Vut‘illll‘ll‘a in 11111 Wllilo Home. Now la'l'VMIl-l
Wcl'c luiilid in tho iiiui'iiiiig. 1.111 at 11111110!
Monday night and at Ill‘l'tlklthl yum-11110
tho 111111in liii-l to Ill'lll lllUlII~CI\‘1-~.
1111- “11111111- In lialra Nun-Infl-
“.AHIIINIITIIX, Alan-Ii. 1'1.-—-'I'lituro wait "0
(lillllllllllliil, lint l‘tllllt‘r 1111 1111111111111 III the
crouil.‘ lliiil lilch Illl‘l [nonunion HI ““9
('111111111 1111' 11mm» tiny» pad. I‘m“ ln'ltll’u
noun t‘V‘I‘yM'lll ltllll standing plm‘t' 1“th
gallol'im “as till-~11. and the corridom and
11111111.- Wort-11111211 nitli pool-li- anxious to 0b-
llilii oven ii pot-p lnlo the wiialncliaiiillcr.
Wilt-ll Mr. Illgilllai-litt-rcil ltllll luck tlw will
which '10 um! to occupy lit-font 111-111;; 0110*!"
or 11115111111; nlIIm-I' ltti WM greeted Wltll I
round of upplauw from 1111- ”audition, and
the like cmupliiiii-iil \vlw lltllll loVii-o l'i'csl-
ilont Morton un' 1111 cumi- in 111111 llio chaplain.
The opt-lung prayor llllll iillii~1uiul in the
imam-fill and hnpoful i-Iiniitll- lll tiicailiiiin-
iatration of tho govt-i'illlii-ilt.
Farewell Ilecepthma.
“‘Aiiiiixoros. Mar-‘11 li.~:~'1~-i-i-tiirim Ilay<
11rd and Wliilnvy lit-id forum-ll l‘t't'cptltlllll to
tho employoi ill lIlI-ll' imm-tivo llflllflmllonlfi.
Hccrotary Whitiioy “‘le allrl'ulllltlilll by the
navy tk‘wtrliiit-nl t'IIIl‘fn of lnirmux. To thin-111
who express-d i'cgi'ol 111 11111 Waving Mr.
Whitney ri-pllul 11y tolling 1111-111 that they
had nothing to rt-grol. tll'll. Tracy, he mill,
was a pl-rmiiiil It'll-1111111 hi». and one viliuin
lleknow Would 111- 111-11 11111-11 IIIIII rosin-civil
by the many llc'lflllllll'lll oillpluyi-A. )Il'.
Whitiicy will It':l\‘c ‘11'11~I.iu;;luii for New
York on tho Mli 111111. 111'. Iliiyard liasilo
('1an to remain in Washington until 1111-
iniildloof' May. “lion he will l‘n'till’ll to “'11-
1111an and pl'lii'tlcc law.
Alfecllonlale liars-wells.
Watsuisorox. March 11. — A mat many
pcmmal friends of .‘\Ir. lili-I Mm. ('Iovi-lan-I
callod at Nan-rotary I‘uirvliild‘a home jinn-r-
11in afternoon In 1nd 1111- ox-prondt-nt and 11111
Wife gtaal-ll)‘. .‘Iully ll-lliIt-I' Illpl‘twiulls ol
rut-gm at tlllrll‘ downturn {ruin lbai'ily and
good “1511M (- 1r hurt-o.“ and future happinetln
Were ullcml, and many 411 Mn. Cleveland‘s
linly fi'ioluls 0111111 liai'illy 1'11th tram mi
lIii-y shook 11:111in :iii-l nlf-rtiuimlo-iy Pin-
Ilrnl'ul Ilcl‘llllll Illrlc lir'r gllIl‘hy. The 41X-
presiiiloiil, 31r~.t'hv\rltii.1i. Ilix. Folwiii and
Col. 1111110111 and 111-. 1.1111in loft tmlny at 11
a. in. cliaspt-ctiil tluin tin-r tlio Iliiltililvrrc
111111 011111 I'Irtul.
l‘lrtmnrlu Abandoned.
Waslilxurox'. March 1'1. —'I‘he lionvy winds
last night cnuml that lircwnrk. display to be
al-andono-I. Illtti‘lt 1n the llimplvlnlnwnt 01
20.01111 visitors uh:- hn-i Itianllllllfll in the lot
luck of tlie irrimiry llttll Whit» Home to
7111109: 1110111.
The (‘ubluet (‘oIitIrIru-tl.
Wasmsoros. Mun-Ii 1L - I'rwi-Iviit liar-
r'mm'a 1.111111111111111 litmtnfnro- announci-d iii
IIICN.‘ III‘IITIII'III‘FI, was t1.m~'ldt’rul in privatu
amnion vi 111» vii-lint» yt-slt-nliiy, and the num-
inatiom Wore i-onlirniul in tv-ii iniiiulc».
READING IRON WORKS SUSPENDED. 1]
”31111111“ Almnl $1,000.000—0vrhlg tn
Stringeucy III the Iron Trade.
PHILADELPHIA, March 6,—Tba susymoinii
of the Itcmling iron works. uiieof tho largmt
concerns of the kind in I't'nneylvania, Wt»
announce-I yislerday.
The work-i are located in Ill‘tllllllg. and are
ownt-d by n aim-k I'nmirtny. Thu.- principal
otlii'i-s are at 25.") and 2.3: South Fifth Anvil.
11115~ city. Thr- Itnl'llltll'i are very horny.
Edward W. C1111, the proaiih-iit of the (-111.11.
pony. Ill‘t'llllfil to null» n slalom-“t “he“
“"in,“ 111‘ nllicv. 119 10111 that the conipanv
finalh‘flllf'tI [nylilent Alon-1a y, and that a must-
”1;: of the credit-11.x would he held on Twit“
ilcxt. A list of 1111‘- crniilnrs i,~ now bring ”,1
part-d, Many of 1111- slurkliultlr r~ of 111.1 i'unr
pony are l’liilad-‘Ipllianx
A tlii-ptllt‘ll from llcading says that the tint
juilgniml WILV Anton-d against tho cmnpmv
by 11111 1511111115 Railroad company for
$1 puui
The 1‘11“" 01 1111- ffllllfl'" i-. ga-nomlly al-
lril-utmi In 11:» striiigctil l'vlntlitl‘)“ u! the iron
lrlhll‘.
,uwut 2,515) tut-ti arc t-lnpluytal in the works
at IO’nVIttlg. Til-w luv- thrw rolling mills, .
31mm (urge, ii largo llizit'lilno shop and foun-
dry. a rail “mks Ahtl one of the Inrgat pile
and llur‘ milk in the country.
The 1111111111115 are stud to 1111 about 81,011.-
utfi). or this 9111.01" ministsof funded debt.
and the lutlilncc. Holman). is due to various
parties. iiimtly for Inuit-rial purl-hand at
various 1111MB.
Rubbed of [In Carlin].
t‘ma'amr, March li—Ilrs L D, Merriman,
of Alivgln-iiy City [’11. who arrived in 111111
city Monday, '1» told»! of $1.1”), rather on
1111- train or while at tho depot in thiil city.
Mm Merriman wan on her way to Omaha,
Shh, tog-111110 tho niillinery busim In a
small "like which she (atrial with her eh:
had $11.0.” 1n 1111b, sewed in between the
lining and leather. Alighting from the Ink»
Shore train 1-Iie went totbe Palmer home to
no the trade and art display in progres
there. While there some one called herat.
tenlion to her mind. It had been culopen ,
11111110511115.1111 tho money was gone. She
knew that she had not been robbed in thr
bolt-l. and atop-cowl some one on the alt-oping
air. The police were notified, but as yet
have no definite t-lesv.
“'nnamakrr "can the New».
PiiILantLrniii. Man-h 0,—Wbcn the an-
nouncement of John Wanamaker's appoint
maul as postnmlerigenernl was conveyed to
him he smiled blandly and mid: “Why, hm
it male alrmlyl“ He took his watch from
1111: pocket. tho hands pointing 11:12:45 o‘clock.
and continual bnrily: "I hardly thoughtt lie
mule had met yet." "Can you make any
announcement as to your future plans, When A. w
you will leave the city or anything of that
eortl" "I have nothing to any," mid thanew
postmaster general, pleacantly. The generally
accepted plan which Mr. Wanamaker In ho
lleved to have fixed upon for the ml is to
divide, his time between public latrines in
Washington and his private bminela In Phil-
adelphia, giving so many days of the week to
each.
Proving Blgel'a Crime.
Saw You, March lit—Italian Sigel, the
patriot: clerk, accumd of forging pension
checks and aocepfiag pay from pensioner! for
otllcial services. wan examined lit-fora United
Stats Commimiimar Shields. III-a. Jamie
Holman-tilled thataha did not do (I
make a mark on a mo check purporting b
hvabeenpidber. Aha, that 81101
httopay blinforbla mics, and should
Buchwald-lama» w- d but
An apple“:- tlt Much of
M and figfl
l.
ciEVIHNIl'
SUPERIOR
BIKING PUWIIIII
IllE PIIIIEST Illll BEST
111 made only of strictl tare gra cream
of tartar, etrlcll piiiii blriirhiiilalc of
soda. and a Itmal portion of flour as a
preservative. nothin elm whatever. and
111 warranted entire y free from alum.
ammonia, phosphates, lime. and all the
adulleranlti frequently found 111 halting
powders. The character 01' materials
used. their purity. and the nicely of their
caliillination. render Cleveland's an 191'101'
baking powder the moat healthful anill most
economical in use. and it always allot-1111
wholemmc. nutritious. and delicious food.
It iii NClIlllmPlldell for purity. lit-allhful-
am and eillciency 11y (low-mmcnt and
State chemists, cheiiiiula of Boards of
Health, and pmi‘t-naora in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
Sold only in cans. fiill wright.
Cuvuuxu Bum-11111111. Aunt”. N. Y.
TRADE
0.6101111
’l‘lu 6111110331 Tea Ever 05ml.
PERFEOTLY PURE.
a MUST Dulctom-i BEVERAGE. Till‘ 11‘.
1:11 I111 m at u] rim. Quill: um writ:
It in tho mourn than: luv. plrkul from
ll.r- l't'lt plantations and L‘lull‘uhil't’ll aim lull-1y
pure and into from all ndulte-ruliuiin or l'tlltlf'll‘;
11,311: r This parkagru arc lu-mu-iicnll)‘ 91.5.1111
an! wamiilv-l lull wcurlit. It I» IHUHILIUIL‘
omit-at tti urn than the III'CI'KWII".
Oriental 5 Occidental Tea 01.1.13.
"ma! 001'", 35 Hurling Slip, Nap York.
For 1:11-- 111' ”in in-xl urn- cr-s.
I". 1). LAWTON & (30.,
ll. L'IIOIIIEDIEIT,
J. 11. FERBIS.
South Norwalk, Conn.
N. 1'. N. 11. J; 11.11A111110AD.
Member 21. 195%.
001" wzst. . some :151.
5.1111. In. prrcrr. 6.211 " Affilltll.
5.18 “ Express. 7.311 “ Acmm.
0.12 “ Local Ex. 8.50 " Acctnn.
0.16 “ B'pofIJflL 11.10 .. Local 3:.
7.31 " Local Bx. 10.42 Armin
7.50 " Local Bx. 12.13 9.1!.11091011 Ix.
am -- 141131111. 1.07 -- Low Ex.
8.31) “ 50.3.8Eclal. 1.45 " Sp‘glleld Way.
I.“ ” Local 3.0? " Incallx.
0.36 " Accent. 4.11 “ Douala.
10.13 " Ex. I.” ” Am.
.45 “ Incalflx. 3.09 " Nanthx.
12.50 p. 111.,Expraa. .13 “ Account.
1:11 " 80.11.» 17.18 “ Donal
2.“ " Acton). 731’ “ W'pt Act.
‘46 “ Baotou”. ,8.“ " Armin.
506 ” Stamford Acc 9.411 “ Acton.
5.2!) " luprcru 11.07 “ AaamaKxAc.
6:111 " slainfordAcc 12.43 " Boutonxx.
3.11 “ B‘pon spec. .“ Burma".
10.15 " Aoeoin. 7.311!" Acton.
Human. 9.11" Aocom.
9.15 Acton. ‘7 6.111 11.111. Accom.
6.10 p.nI Acton. 1
718 “ 141111813).
8.59 " Accom.
Train- Leave Baa: Norwalk.
coin wan. coin am.
6.07 a. in. v 0.34 a. in
6.53 “ ‘ 5.52 "
7.1 “ 3 M? p In.
9.5-: u . 5.15 -
11.11 " ' 6.25 “
2.40 p in l 951 '-
5“ .1 .
53: ..
8.07 ”
0. I. lluraan. C. '1'. Damn.
Gen. Buy. “an. I’aau. Ag‘l.
HOCSATONIC RAILROAD.
DANBL'RI & NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected February 4111. 1888. '
Pa-enger ‘l‘rnlna.
- SOUTH.
Lv. Norwalk. Lv. So..‘.\'orwa1k. Ar. Wilson P0111
73am. 75am. SMLIIL
8 17 " 8 ' 1 " 8 35 “
10 in “ 10 18 “ ll) 21) "
125011111. Imam. 107p.m.
‘ 3. .. 4 a, .. ..
6 Is . “ lined 5 3d “ Kind 6 will “l’x‘d
so: to u 80’ u 8J5 an n
on " “ 1021 " ” 1081 “ “
will"
11.0) a. In.
5.01 p. in.
NOICTII.
Lv. Wilson Point. Lv.80. Norwalk. ALNorwalk
110 a. In. Hired 1211 a. III. I'x'd 210 liked
‘ :5 .0 M 6 9 al II O 4' la
11 all .1 “ _ 9 23 a. in.
1201 " 121311.111. 1218‘}:
250 ”lixed 310 “lixed 316 ed
input. 512 “ 51731.11
:51: i: 6 35 " 6 fl) “
1010 “lined 1017 “Hired loam
rm".
9 I) a. In 9 21 I. III.
652nm . 011111.111.
w. 11. Wool. Vice-Plea. and can’t Ian-gs.
1'. C. Paul. Bu index.
A. W. Paula. Pal-eager Aunt.
IIAIN LINE.
143andi for Pittalleld.
7.13 a. in. accomm'n
‘0.“ I. II
310.11 a. It. leeli emu Ian.
!.50 p. at. expre- 'l I) a. In.
'11 to “ m‘n
.' :Goea only an fatal- Great Burlington.
‘Goeaonlyaa far In New liltovd.
WI. 11. , Vice Piea’l I Gen'l lan‘g‘r
W. K. Lyon, 813:
. Pinata, . Pa-enger Ag‘l..Brldgnport.Ct
Licensed Day Scavenger.
Privy Vaults and Cmpoola
Clea-ed lad Disenfeeted.
cums: Ion. Prop.
Bridgeport “Hm: 96 FAIIII’I‘KLD AVB.
0! Inquire of JARVIS KELLOGG. Health Oflcer,
1115 !w ' Norwalk.
our. Roll-l Ooll Irma,-
‘ N-M luv '5 00. will bill].
lint so Inna lathe—ll.
1: hut-u tin-a
..
“r IIIBLE
...‘ m g 1‘51 w. ‘
toe 0111011 -
~ 11
:1. “If?! ”11": 1,: “mmgnugmtmwwlm
6011011. “‘21 Min “flaw Input: than with again; loath: an W to
Any one in wall “flfgelqnlrv- it‘ll:
ch: bin or but [11. w. will I4 I,"
call are and lactate. "ISM M L“ DRUG LINE
mntlotnoa will be chart.
you want In bu . or cell. 01 ,
statuary-11:13:... ‘ ”
antlonc luiucalaaloo. REASONABLE PRICES
hi I. Aaan other llOlIIO. I III.“ make 11 a point to
~ to nothing hilt llm
Q
M'oliavcamlauraal whore you can [at an thing
notation-audition lo a tall meal at all ourI.
Milli lhcdayorweekilholodgl
n .
fl! In Your: Respectfully, link IIIVB.
Na. 5 Water 81... florough.
Monuments 11111111111111
Do not buy entrainment or lead-tone from any
homph. but“? direct to the allow room! of
l’. W. tor, W I Street. Norwalk and reiect one
all complete and on will not be diuppolntnd in Ila
ap on. Dita er inall kinda of lilldllig alone
an cemetery work.
P. W. BATES.
618111
E. C.WHITNEY’S ART STORE,
8711 Main "treat,
a
80. NORWALK.
-———-ow-—--—-— ’
FRAMING at lowest nricet.
—__4...__..
mflilljino 01 Artists’ Materials.
humour
J AN UARY, l 889.
We offer duringlhla month a
LARGE STOCK
WINTER [110113,
New Goods, at Cost.
One 101, old styles, at $2.00
for choice.
Large 101 Dress Goods
marked 25 to 500 placed on
separate counters at uniform
price of 15c per yard.
20 per cent. discount on
marked prices of leather
Gloves and Mittens.
Many other goods reduced
to make room for new goods
after February 151.
.81 11111118.
A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
“’lre Steel Door Mats,
Something new. but thing out.
w. c. QUINTARD,
IUBIC HALL BUICK.
Bale Hay,
and. Straw,
1111111118 11111111 Belling.
COAL and WOOD,
Grain, Flour, Feed,
-AID-
BUILDER’S MATERIALS,
J—‘f-
111M111] 1118
1111111111 11111111111!
PRINTED OR ENGRAVED I
A SPECIALTY.
PRINTING [IF All I.
ATTHE
Sentinel Oflioe.
Evening Commercial
“"1111 01111118.
r «In manufaritiro will bear
In.
All good» of my 1.
name. which will aim,
too 01 purity.
Special Ah.
WILL Ill GIVEN 1'0 I'Ih
Physicians Prescriptions.
AlIOI'tloraWIII ll l’llled l'romptly and
Ca ully.
II. R. I AL E,
Registered Pharmacist,
Cor. Main and Wall Sta. 11611
"qniion
A 'l‘llOllOllGll
COMMERCIAL EDUCATION,
both theoretical and practical. Alao
Short -I-Iand
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TX’PE-VVR I T I NG
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School,
Gazette Building. Norwalk, Conn.
A GEIIIIIAN CLASS
will toon be started. Call on or [(1de
FRANK ll. 11138003.
1’. 8.-—Alao Burial-ea Department, Bridgeport
college. rant
litters. Clams, Llllilill‘i,
Fresh and Sail Fish,
Imported Grapes and Nuts,
FLORIDA ORANGES
CANNED GOODS.
Leave your orders for
Pickled Oysters
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HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
CASH
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Pillsbury": Bi?! Flour, por‘bbl..
121(11):. Granulated Sugar” .. ..
FineBnlter.
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92 Washington Street.
A. S. FERRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty.
34 Washington BL. - South Norwalk.
HOMERB. HOYT,
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No. 16 Railroad Place,
Sole Agent for the celebrated
Aqua Crystal Spectacles
and Eye Glasses.
Alao full line Pebble Spectacle; Eyes tested tree. '
Alwava in atnck, full line
Eight. Waltham,
Bampden. Columbus.
Springfield,
Non-Magnetic Watches.
French and American Clocks,
Queen Cufi‘ Holders,
New and artljtlc dulgna in
Silver Ware,
Diamonds and Fine Jewelry.
luleal hurl-om Duplicate.
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Livery and Feed labia
WARWICK 1101311,
Home and (lard-cu tolut for all on“
cam ea at Depot to noel. All 'l‘nlnl.
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Human Nature on the Ilacltl .
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, _ ally tor Mull.
lulu-avian. nu
«our. and linen:
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hate
In the Harlot.
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alarm. Raid .7 all Mill Ill
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to forfeit I. “n bone for .1.
afalr trial. '11. ‘0 . II.
ntawmunlol faiths.
and Medlrlnu, and ..
Price 25 cent.- pcr box .
mm 0.1. 1111.1. 1-1._
SWAN a BUS}.
801) Water so, foot of Bun,
BRIDGEPOB‘I'. 01'.
We ask renewed attention thi- reaaon to our Ital.
of Nova tlcotia hand made woolen alocki
and mutt-nit. and our line of imported Can
We wit-ti to more fully introduce to the notice at
all out-door worker! driven. It. R In“, and
Inca, lhu great comlort and aafet. from w
cold, to be derived train a good Ill t of oiled
lug. With time go rubber Glover and Inger
of which we have a good aiock. The damage
horses and hammer by rainand aloe: atom to
known locvery 110m owner. One of
Canvaa Coven will prove a complete
and may lava Ila cost may llama la a
Th1!!! however am but aide abowl.
bualneu in dealing in Pure [Jade and
Chandler , Englncer'a Buppllea and
tcrlaie, a any of that! lulu we are
match and impossible to beat.
By the way. We have a Brand of (all!
from the boat imported stock which we only
Item 111100 each. They are wry Ina Incl
cool but little more than cipreltca. Drop in and
tryd lllt'fill. Tell-phone. N. Y. Prion. I"!!!
on one .
The old" End—Reliable.
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-TI‘IE PROPELLERS—
City of Norwalk 81 Eagle,
1.21211 filand‘ilwlédufil'mw
Norwalk. Will leave P111123, foot of W
New York. every evening, except at ‘
o'clock. and on Saturdlv at 2 I). III. In" M
walk Bridge and Boat Norwalk em crating.
Freight taken from and received to: all
polnta on the Danbnry and low-ll and
shepang Railroad- at Greatly Redwood
Batu.
gwfipplic‘zig to agcpla the 9 offlNawllk
an 1.- will sell or (night
anywhere in New York or 113 ml .
Wall patrons are forbid trailinganyof the
employees at the boat: oi talalineon account“
the owner: 1.
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WOOD HARRIS,
DOORS,
SASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK.
or 111.1. mine. «
., Large Stock of Colman
for Trimming
Plate and. Sheet. Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
LainbcrYaid bctwecnrallrnadaadm
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11111 at fill of 11111111 Street
South Norwalk, conn.
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