DDSSIP OF THE CAPITAL.
Another Batch of Presidential
Appointments.
IOWA“ l‘Ah‘lIlllA’l‘i‘l I'IIIH Illlill PM!
Jan" tartar-Ilium, I'Iul 11.1.1..." r"..-
Inter Grlit°raI-0tlsc-r Important I'liu-es
l‘lllad—t’ablm-t Dillon» null liiplunmls
lonopollui tlu- l‘rwi-l. In s time.
Wasnmomv, Mun Il l . ‘2'. pllwldeilt
”m the foIIouInl; lllllllllllIll ~n- In :llv- wlmll‘:
Julian. t‘ialksl-ll. ..l I “it. i l.. lll~l ll»
Istant potmnstvr p-lnlll. \I-‘l‘ \ I: sin-v
anon, Might-ll.
I‘WIS “Willey, of 'I'Iivull. \I z: . to Ir gov»
«nor of Arizona.
llathllouo Gardner. of llllulu l-liln-l, to he
United State» ntillilll-y for the Illnll‘lt‘l ot
Rhode Island.
William 1. lllllilap.of Indiana. to l-- L'nlted
States marshal for Illelll~llirl --l Indiana.
Jen-Iniallfiulln'nu. of Montana, in lu-lml-
hetero! rill-lulu: for the doll l"l l-f .‘l'dlliili-‘i
and Idaho.
=A batch of pllstullil-e l'llIII illllllzll} :IppuIIil-
nulnlll, includim; that ol Ill-l» I’I .\ l‘mnllntn
for lmlllmslt'l‘ ut heroin-k. I'll.
The newly "I‘lllillllll assistant p-ldlllfl‘lt'l‘
general, Julius H. t'lurkmu. Is one of two
brothers who lulve made The Iowa State
Register a great n'llt‘t‘t‘x‘x "e i.» chairman of
the Republican stalll l-onllnittw. but Illl~ held
no ofllce. Hewas Iowa's cnndlllnte for the
cabinet after Allison. ills nuimuation was
at once confirmed.
Col. Ia'wis “'oltlo-y, nominatul .'l~ pil'llrIIl-I’
olArimna. has been a h-sllh-llt ul Arizona
and actively engngul In Illl~llIlN~ plil'~llil.s‘
there for some years.
He is a native of Ohio and a l'i'IlII|\'t' of the
Ewing falnilyol that state. lie sci-twins
Imjor and brew-t lieutenant colonel in the
cavalry brigalleof lien. l-lii ll. Murray. of
Kentucky. duriI ;; the war, and left the army
with the record from his mmlmunlin; oll‘ll-l-r
of being tho "best mldier under dillicult cir-
cumstances in his whole l-oiuuuuul." lie u as
appointed by Gen. Grant l'nitml State-l
supervisor of inn-null revenue nulllwignul
tothe district of louisiaua. His name was
before President Uarlield for applintulent as
United States Marshal of .\l'lllllif| at the
time of his ”rumination. L'ul. \I’oltley is
thou! 45 years old. lie has spent a good
portion of his life in the \lt'~lt'rll states and
territories and is thoroughly familiar “‘Illl
their requirenlenm.
OFFICIAL CALLERS ONLY.
President Harrison Receives ('abinet Olli-
rens and Diploma“.
Wasnmlrnx, March lit—Th» president
denied himself to the fur dell-,zutinlh that
called before noon. t'uhzuet nilin-r~, senators
and members one the only pvmlns that
gained admittance to his villa». Among thew
Were Secretary Noble. l‘mtllnbter lleneml
Wanamaker, Attoniey General Miller. Sunn-
tors Sherman, Stewart. Spanner. Higgins,
Representatives Millikcn, Stone. Baker and
Morrow.
2 o'clock the l’f‘lll'tSt‘llltlIlYlS of foreign
- . v
-” gov unents stationed at Iin~llili;tnll. aw
companied by numerous flllfll'llt'fi', “‘t‘l‘t‘ r.»
ceived in the lllne room. The lllpllluuits met
at the state deinrtment at 11 n'l-ll wk and Were
Introduced to Sci-rotary Blaine hy Asdstnht
Secretary Arlee. A few minutes after 1:! the
president entered the Bin.- rmzn, The intro»
ductions were made by Mr. Blaine, who was
prompted by Mr. :‘tlt‘t'. Mr. Iliuinv' tllll Ill)!
attempt to intnulul-e each dipll-nmt by name,
but merely by his oilieial title. All the min-
isters and the members of tlu-irsuites were
attired in full court uniform and presented a
brilliant appearance us they ti.-~l past the
president.
TO WIPE OUT THE SURPLUS.
President Harrison Favors Its Application
to the Public Debt.
“'Asmxm'llx. March 1.1—4 in the strength
of a side hunnrk recently made by l'rl-sldv-ut
Harrison. some holders or l'nilal Stuns
bonds are anticipating a bull market.
The pnsident said that tilt-D: was no ill-cis-
Iity for an extra Shell)“ of congrats to reduce
thosunilus, as tho-re Would he no such thing
as a surplus if our llt‘hl was reduced. and that
it should be diminished as rapidly as bond
calls could he made. The more frequently
bond calls are made on the plan followed dur-
ing the past year. by mlverti.‘ g for Volun-
tary sales, the more rapid “ill Im- the rise in
this prime security.
It. is [flit-Yul them Will Nltll lie Ila-gun a
writ: of purchases of bonds which will reduce
the surplus to the minimum Then the [INSI-
dent intends to remnant-ml a liberal expendi-
ture for new war ships, and mu . will add to
to the depletion of the accumulation in the
tl'easnry.
Republican Senators Caucus.
Wasuisoros, March 15.—The Rt‘plllilll‘fln
mnntorial caucus was occupied with the mn-
sideration of two questions: First, whether
the president pro templre of the Senate should
be elected every smdon of the senate or
whether, once elected, his term continued dur-
ing the existence of the congnss: second,
whether the senate}. should permit the dis—
cussion on the iioor of printing the record of
speeches on southern outrages, um mmlutions
touching which question are now pending in
the senate. 0n neither subject was a con-
clusion reached, but the general interchange
d views on the latter qucstion déveloped the
opinion that if the matter was opened up at
this time it would give rise to a long debate,
which would protract the extra sewon to an
.lmdesirable extent.
February Exports.
Wasmxoros. March 15.—-Brea-L~tull‘ ex-
ports fromthe United States during Febru-
ary past aggregated in value $~.‘."J3,7l§,
against $10,1w,&\9; in February. in“), and
(or the first eight months of the current fiscal
year, KERR-hf), against str‘ 7
the same months of the preceding year. Co -
ton exports for February aggregated 452,149
lulu, valued at {Qifilllflifi against 37 .43!
bales, valued at $15,426,354 in February, 1553.
.Rxpcrtsot the principal articles of provis-
lms during the past month aggregated in
value “013,5“, against minim; in Febru-
"Y. 1535- .
President Harrison Will Sat Take Part.
Tan-ion, March 15,—Gen. Stryker‘ and
Elam F. Lee, on the part of the commib
hoot arrangonwnts on the Washington cui-
hnial in April next, visited President Bar-
rhan and invited him to the hospitality of
the atata on that occasion. The president ex-
M his highest appreciation of the court»
“dad him by New Janey, but mid the
.‘ mdhispublicdntiea were such that
his varyapta'ehensiva of being able to
"nth-mytimtolnpmtonths
“on. Promethe- sources it is illarnsa
Uhhmdonbtd the pubic-thing
“ bearryont hi part of the po-
. Bavillgoirstghtnm Wadi-
bMYorktohop-ssantatthsab
udwlllaotmdoptlat PUB
14,32! during.
GREAT STRIKES MAV FOLLOW.
liners and "punt-lira Fall to Adjust Tholr
Differs-nee. in t'unu-nlllui.
‘ot.l nnl s. It , Man-ll 17» I'll” J'Illll mn-
\’l-IIttIllI ol' I'IlIll lili<l l'tlill\'\l\.llllii lumen
and lllll'ltlll|'\ lu-nuun-sl 1.. ~ » I'lllllll day
with Ihv min-- Illu - pi‘llspl-l 1‘ id llliillll; to an
agreement lll'I'II n H'lilt‘ “I llllll“ lur luml-
Inllor. .\IIII at lln- l'llIii‘e ll“) um kaIII In
IIupeIl .. \\l.’|'|.'lll1'. Illll‘ls‘u‘l‘u‘ l ow |~Illl1.|II_l
\\ llll a ...u» ll-- ill ”in Illlliv'~lll,‘. I-Il'lh'll" Lille
Ill lh- day l Il"!"l‘l' lis fl'ulll IIII' Ill‘lh'lllltl llw
llllllitl- “.... made by both ep-lzll-lr‘ lIIlll
IIIIIII’l~ II II ll~u~ 'I‘hl- "pl-rillul'~' l-ll'vr me.
l-ll III - l. lll,‘ ~--.lI. ~l\t_\‘ will III ~lm.llil-r and
six!) Iill' will-l III u lIlto-r pm- I- II. llII|I l'llts»
but; unl‘, on) IIIlli' l-a-nls Ill "IIIIIIIIO’I' lIIlll
ra'h'lll) Il-lll’i‘dlls in “total" pvr l-lu 'I'IIl-
IIIlll-‘I‘u' prop-slim" my. for on} the I‘I'lll‘
lIlI‘_\I‘II' aI‘uIlIlli fl-r Il-u'hulg llll-l wwuly-
iniir l‘l'lilh luI' l'lttsllurg rolll, No further
Cullt'l*\\ll|ll.‘ “I‘I'l' made by rilhur minor. or
Olh'l’aI-Ir‘s llll'I l'llli~‘llll"Illl_\' u l lui‘l-«Illl-III n‘
lulll‘ll.
b‘ll’l‘llilllll‘ l-llorts new made by wvl-ral
prominent llll‘lllll‘l‘.‘ of the l‘nliil-utillu to
bring ltIl-Illl uu tilllil‘llllll' hrllll'lnv'lll of al-
(Mix and J. H. llysl-ll. :1 llll‘llllu'l' of the “hill
lI-;I~lntul'l-, llllt'llllilul to p.‘ llll upon the
OHIII-i-wl \Itlll‘l's, but Ill \lllli. 'I'lil- «nun-Ir
tI- llli-IJl-lll'lll'll ~llll'll1l‘.
1\~lllt‘«llll wt lIII‘ ruin. iillnIl Nlllll' llllII-r
~ti dun mm I» ll .lkwl l-ll' lll Ill" Illlulll; ills—
Irll‘lr ul ”hill and I’riliisylvnnill during lIit‘
>|llll|lit‘l' and the IIII‘IcllIl :rrnws Ill u ll-\\ years
nun i'l~]-l-:itlll. Iillivll ll- III" liIlu-i'y «it the
llitul'l\ and lust and lll-w-ullill-llly of flu-
llp- l'ulul‘fi. 'l‘lil' prlN-nt N‘tlll‘ of |-l‘|l’l'.- hollb
gull unI.l May I. \l‘Illl'II date may tell a and
story. The pmltl-ln of the lllllll'l’n is u Ill-ter-
mun-ll one l-t' plsllivll [n‘t‘tllltlll‘lll'}'. and they
Will probably Ill‘t'lfll't‘ a general strike-in May
1 null» IIII'II‘ lll'llllllllln are complied “'IIII.
LYNCHED AND MUTILATED.
'I‘o-rrllilo- III-still of n fio-gro at line Hands
of IA \irgiuia )Ioli.
TAMJIY. \'a.. Mar-"h lfl.» 'I'lle negro Mar
grader Fletcher. \ili-i l'l‘llllllllllly annulled
Mrs. Ubrdlall Mal-(‘rmlly N-l‘t'l'tll days ago,
was lynched about :; o'clock III the morning
by a party at .~\‘\'t‘11l_\'-II\'0 rucn. Jillll‘l‘ San»
uel .‘lt‘lslll “1h urouwd at 2.' o'clock Ily
lllfl‘lihl Inl-II. ullllllerlianlIe-I the keys of the
jail. Mr. .\l-~:.-lu rl-fuso-I to givi- them up.
He was lllIlI tllut if he did not Ills hull" Would
be hunn-d. Ill-puty Sin-rill llclljlillllll 'l'.
Met-«in, “ho had been awakened by the win-
motion, mine to the bl’t‘llt' and told the jailer
that he had better hand «in-r the ht'ys, “hit-h
hedlli. 'i'II-- lyul'hers till-n nl-nt Ill Hell-h.
or’s cell. The prImIn-r “as l'lll'rlhl not. He
did not dl-IIIIIr. The doors to llil‘Jtlll were
fastenul by the lyre-hers and tho lie-Yrs re
turned to tha- jallvl‘. 'A'Ilt'vllt';rll was then
hurried-Ill and hung to the lIlnhofanno
tree on IIII' "L'l' of the pike about two unit:
from Ilr'l'l‘. lb- was cut down at 1' o‘clock by
Magnum.- lllgzins‘. and a coruul r! llilpll'al.
“as l.v-. l. .\ “Till"! was iw-nllvrlsl that
*‘lldl‘lil 1- non - talus death I'_\'I-‘il1,: ~Irnll',:lul
moi ~Ill»: by p-rylus Illikll'fllil tuthl- jury.
H, :.~.. l wall [will bullet ll-llr'~ in him. two III
tlil- right ~I in. I 11“ 1:1 the lull-k and one in h»
Insult. ill u.» slim-knigly IInltllntnl. It is
supplmwl ll.“ intimation \Vll‘tllllll” Ill-fore he
with hanged l‘r»n‘:i~ from all parts of the
country came to look at llll' b-iy. Mrs.
Mal-I 'rm-ly i~ In :1 wry prawn-u; condition.
Bridging the Itinmly t llzmn.
Stir MILK. Marl-ll lfl. 7* Se- r- tary Oliver
Dunning. vi the .‘\r“‘ Yuri; citizl-Ils‘ com-
nnttw In lilll the Natil‘inal Saddler; hunk: at
Austin, Tex. continues to l'lst‘t'lll} many
letters troln Union veterans and others who
dosh? to aid their Illltftillpnllt‘ilbi. Among
Kill: l'lllliliilitlll'nlllllb l'cct'ltl‘ll l.~ l'lll‘ from
Fruit-rick Grunt. “hi says; "til-II. tlmnt’s
kindly Ill-1m," tnuurvl thi- wIItln-ru livilplt',
illllu;h tori “Pr" Unix- Iii) l-III-IIIil-s, is Mr».
Grant's li'.’i:“li ll-l' sending the inclosul
chm-L. She ilishm you >l1l'l'cxs in your ef-
forts." [in .\lIrul l'lv‘uw-Illlqll writes some
““07erng l'l'lildlix'r‘llt‘t‘r of the war. and
highly pulls" the bravery and gallantry of
the L'l-IIf-sll-ratm, with whom he had many a
sharp eIIl-nuiltl-r. Francis Feast-Inlet), of
Main-s. .vnlh {Ill rue-rum; 11,; luttl-r.
(‘lailus Ilia Tith- ls tieuuiue.
l’l‘l'i"~lll'ltl‘., Marl-h 1.1—4 'nunt «iv Monter-
colv. in nu IIitl-rvieyv “'illl :1 T|!III'~ reportery
xii-l that I1I~ father, Count .lllliillull' Monter—
u-h-, lm'nld tho istntc in Italy “ho-r:- the
I‘llnlil' i~ lw-atul; that he married libs Knox
for Ll-r low. not Ul‘JIEt'y; that the affair at
I’aris “'th gI'l-ritiy exziggeratml; that his wife
“11> intoxil-utv-l. and, as he t'IlIIl‘l not quiet
her, he clin;l;l~li llL~ mom; that tln- lnluntlss
is liiili; at the castle III Italy and dms not
want a div. rm; that he wl-uld pay a large
5“!“ of Inl-nvy to secure a divorce, hut church
and ,mz.» ln s un-uld entail too much trouble;
that he lll‘ll hr in: “to nurryin; u result-ta-
hie girl. but Wit.» d-lwivul; that he will travel
furryer the years; that In! will go to New
Yuri; an I Iron: there In baidlm.
('ouhl .Vut l'iml llrillruce.
va 1 IRIJZASS, .‘lnrch 15.~ The l'lo-nf‘unli's
Smi- [Infill spl-ial siys: The grand jury
yesterday r. purtol nu the II» rin parish nut-
rngcs. or hi'!",:'.l:1|l-’I'§. row." in “Illt'll some
s.-\'cttteui [en-«mi Wen.- I'llur'p‘il with coir
spirnvy to hamrh l-s-rtain pliruls. 'i'hejury
say; "Fully appreciating tho- :ruvl- nature of
this (fall. Ili“ limp Inter-oi l‘ll Illl- vomit? llI’
our lurid) llll rl-in, and ti.» good unnn-of our
prof In at hone-and alrrt-iivl. \i’l'sluml neither
lilno- Iiur ell-lrt in taking and Weighing it's“.
mnny and carefully-'3: illll‘l all witnesses
npporin; IH'f-Irl' us. bu: “.ll-oul-l not elicit
evidenco against the at ml which would
justify this l-ldy in Scroll! a the case before
your honorable mutt."
“gel Head-i Guilty.
NEW Yl-mx, March 15. —uuim Sigul plealh
ed guilty of forging a blind pensioner's name
to [Wu checks. The penalty for each oflense
is ten )"t'fli‘fi' InlpriNillttlvlil. Syn-Incl; an.
deferred. Sign had pleaded uni guilty, but
the evidence was so l,.\'l-r\vhl-llliiligly against
him that a trial could have had hilt one re—
suit, and by pleading guilty he will doubtllm
escape punishment tor the other olfeuscs with
which he is charged. The young man incom-
pletely broken down.
Something New in Indictment:
PoroiIxizr:I'slI~2. N. Y.. March L5.—-Jamh
and Chester l‘JIlII-Jl', father and son, of
Mattowan, were lull-:tel for manslaughter
in the sec-ml degree. The charge min-1.
that by their neglectin: to keep on the look-
out n‘hillulriving upahiit at )iattewnn on
Feb. 13 they caused an accident to happen to
Fred lAngman, who “'th (trusting, resulting
in his death. Bail was fixed at $51!) in mi.
case.
Si: or a Crew Drowned.
Neurons, \‘a., March 15,—The brig Agnes
Barton was wrecked about four miles below
Virginia Beach last. night, and six of her
crew 0f ten men, including the captain, Were
drowned. Fierce gales raged all along the
manually: was blown ashore. The brig
minundtofialtimorlo with near-goof
phosphate. r
A Pallet-a- Seriously stabbed.
Tmsvxuz, h, larch liq-Patrolman
Ilebaollioranwssstabbodby'l‘omliarnan,
atmhwbowunnsnag‘ ‘ arrut.‘ Thad!-
mtmwhaymmmw
.mmmhmfln ,
- “l—
Wmm "mum...“ ..
scum NOR » . ”(ammo summon, FRIDAY. MARCH a. lull.
A CRASH AT PITTSBURG.
Five Men Killed and Twelve
Badly injured.
lax I'|.ll.‘~ltl\ IS 'I'Illi Illllllllil \i’llIIIiS
It lleslilIl-lt at
.‘Ir-II \\ no t .unv “III
l'rolmbl) \n-u-r lh- “noun—1t \\ is l.ll.s-
\m-J \HIllv “on “I ”II‘
at Dinner—~11"-
nu lultlupumn
l‘lIisllIlll-. Marl-ll l'l .l IHlI‘l m the
“‘ka l'ullll II~il‘l‘ \\~lll.~. . L14 I'd \ .‘IuII'
or t\ Sail. llll 'I'iH'rIl) Ilillll ‘l.-.rl. llipll-Il'il
shortly ill-I‘I' l.‘ l-‘l'lu'u till ‘4], ill-- rill-n.
“nun-Inn; In 'ltt- and \III' .\1 IIII’ IllIlE iIIi:.
The turn-,- ill the .»\p'.-.ion \\.I~ ll't‘ril iv. II
hIlU-Iii Illt‘ lultll fur ‘I'VI‘I-‘sl Ilu‘m its :il‘llllll'l,
fillltlll'l'llig mull-uh and claim; loll-«wrote
Iillu In the ul-iglill uh ”I
At II- ”II the MINI.- u». ~>lil1I~I. lllllI illi-
mmllat. Iv lill‘ liltin- .:i .1 In" ~i‘.!}' ll\" «m-
llllli‘Ils ll II ”in p t w I'.'. - I:ll'llltv~ izlll'r
t‘t‘l'l‘)‘ll1.‘1n\\l.l i. .l.. . . l I'I illl‘l' Ilull
Iwu . lilo-r Llih I“l ll .. ; Ill :l ill Ill-'lil
Illillllz' ~I‘ l-l' p .., .l l ‘ . ,;.l~ll‘lll, owl
thew-uh“! l ..I . I .II 'lii‘ - .\ll
alarm oi lllr a. » .. ‘ 1 ll .' ll." illl‘l‘ ..lg-
llml
. . ‘1II-i.1_'. Ic-
llll'lllllllll'l‘. um. i. . . 1.l'i1 :1.
Illlll~l.||lr-I lll'ul ...
lure the) \h'l' - l-\fl I; | -l.
l‘.” .‘ll liil plul' I I l i 'l ll'--I llll‘.
noz'k ..g r. IllII ; t..- l-Il1.-l ..n i in :i >lllll'A
llilll' lllv 'I".'ll “1‘!“ iv... .- I
'I Ii" Ii~l [ll
ItIIval t~.‘ ‘
.-\u,.;u~' lilltl'lidl‘ll, «mini-l r. luridlly IIIIIIl-
I:lll~l. ~:Il .-l-~
.In-nlll ll IllIl' ill -r. l-lil- r Hill. I'; Iilzirrl d.
t lull, \l iruvllvl‘. .l;--=I ll'l. Ill:ir'ril~l.
I'lll.l'. I...“ ., I-lli '1 :I.i.. *l . ~trl._’il~_
Janus t ZlI'Il-r. lil- p 'l, .i;v- 1 w'. nun-ml.
Marlin l‘-l.::Il f. :I._nl ‘.I. ”1.3-" mum”! Inn
tid IIiulIIIl.,:.
'l'hl‘ ll-lizlll-ll- li~t vi the Iillliir' I. Iilt Ill~
eluding lll‘ln' “In so WUIIIIII~ mu lil'l‘l l_\ su-
peril-1:11. 1-:
William Holler. l'ul ab int {:1 *l- :In I head.
l'ruilh Smith, a I:I~I. III-:Ill all-I legs ltijtil'l'll.
Flank .‘lilll"~b}'. >1:in ii--Il'l-I~ :m I ~IillIIIlIl-r
Illilrll' Ill‘il‘u‘" I.
Jami-s fill-Km, lirull l'li’.
\I'Illinni Kelly. scalpanli Im-ly “numb.
Janus Blvl'uvl. |"IllIll.~.'l11~ on the brad and .
leg.
I'm-tor T-Illt‘l'. a lull. lll‘li'I In lly rut and I»;
Ilrllkl-u.
J:lIII-,- .‘luKm'. lrll'v I’lll.
II. F. Iu'zl. sh luldur l-l-ll~il-- l.
John l‘lIrrl'al. N'ztlp \\uIIlI-I~
“'Illiani Ilrm‘ker, [also :IIII arms and legs
cut and llrulwd.
William lizll‘krr, scalp u-lli‘ilb :tli'l I‘Ill.
about legs.
The uni-inf tl1-- radii-u and friends of
llllfrlrll‘kt'll \ll’liiih “.1: Il‘llilbn' t-l intro-we,
but it is certainly due to ~l‘u' Inn | pruri—
llt'ilt‘t' that the t‘\[li"vl>lll up II-‘izly-“I Inn;
enough to [wrtlill lb.- Ian-lriry .-t the I'Ill‘
ploy-s to IV by ad l..Irl:l'~ rim-h “Ilt'll I:
came. l-‘ivw llilulllu'w lllll"’l"‘ill"l' \vnulll hm..-
IIIl-nnt probably lv-I not the li mu
n histlv “lb :1 mill} signal “lrl‘r-l,_:f1:lld'.L!.'r‘
mt. lint lillpt‘w'Lttc-i u..I.i ill- h lrror of in-
't'l'll" lilll-ll tlil- ~.’I\i"I \i-lliJli' .’. n;t.l awe.
'l'hl-rv wi-rl- sum.- Iol'l-il' inn-um. ”lit 1.,
rprnk of tlil- courage :t id lirml-ry slilMiI .."i
Willi! Ill llm pl-lr li'IIIle I'll ll‘l IIUWII by
[about brick and llll'tlv'lllln' .1 III' furtnry.
l'he firemen dI-l :ph‘u-AIII work, and but for
the promptitude ruin which he throw were
.‘Ullljllr'l'hl the «bath in? wlliilll haw lulu
terribly all‘l'lIt-I I.
The hth-rs m-re nup-l-h-xi‘ ~11 Ill‘llilils up,
still “rrl‘ thought to In‘ in tint II.L\‘ t'l‘ll'
lItIoIl. The [Pill l'uuu- or tII-- l .\,mr~llll “1.:
llrohullly nevi-r be known, :2— the I‘lin'lllt'r'l'
me LIIIt-I I»Uli‘1,;iil.
'IA.|llL\.
READY FOR THE LAND OF PROMISE.
Oklahoma Ilill'o ( r-nul .‘Iosra Today—ill.
Appeal to tlu- I'n-sinirul.
l’t'ltl [1.1- lull. 'l' , .‘Iilr- II 13. v—l ‘klnl. ltl a
llill spout ylldl-rllny III \lwlllt‘; thi- I-ulillt‘l'
.‘alnp ill-n- and runoililn; “llll II».- I- :1 lwr—
;\rr:Irl:l-IxI--Iit~ for ll17vrl'iit: Illl' r. mil-ll t--il .~
tarry “ere l'HltlllIt'll'lI and Harry llill A":K\l"
today for llklatI-lm l. I'l.Ill i~ t’.‘._~. l'l.tiil1\'-
to huh- Ill-vii \lllrll II lg. IiNll:l"F-, I..I\~- Illll‘iil".
about titty null-s --i rInt/111.: ‘..I:'.i no. 1 wt: r...
rattle. l':IttI>':Iw:I vIIlll-ai-lrml t-l triglllwil
ll‘ill out of Porn-ll, Init liIiII' i. 'IVILc‘ followup;
manage “an wall by Hill tn l'lmidl-ut llnr'ti»
Still;
"'l'hesituzttillli In IMIIIIHIXL‘i n l'l'u'dl'lll l:
is a national Inn-wit} in how :tl‘llllll at nun-
Jn llklnhuina. If the thuimullh of a-timl,
honest sl-ttll'n. chum-inn; lul' anion-slur: or»
deprived of the right to» lliv'Jir'lll until tul
late to nuke a wrap it Will Ir a wax-ri- «limp
pointrnent. and Will t‘ulm' nvtual rsliii’i'flllhll
J” the Inrder."
l'rsHps-ctiu- Lynx-bin; in New Jersey.
Sevr- llltl .vswn x. .V J.. liar-h 11—11;»
people of l'l'nnlr-rr} Sutton or»: mill-h e1-
l'itul llVer :l. sInviting l'l'IlIi" I'I'lllllilli'nl Ivy :1
yllung‘ farm hull-l hi you of rim-J Mn.
AIlllrl-w l‘crrine ball Il-‘l'tbl'lll to Irall—ent
frwIlIIIuIIir. flli'l her to.» you"; linllghrrn,
Annioanll Henrietta. aged Ill and iii yin.“
resin-lively, were l--It alone :u I'll" It'lllw'
with u ll'ryl-ur-oldln-l. “lid. at L; “Kirk III
IIlr.‘ rimming. cntrrul tin» 1min “hi-re til--
a'll'im‘ “'1'er alt-«Till; “All riltut'kml llnlll of
them. The assailant ll’l'll a r.:.I.ur on Iliv'
youngest girl. and let! Infill lll~ Vic-tints in a
critn-al condition. ‘ilu: your); farm lrliid
was arrested, and while helm; Ink-vii to the
iln:ku'pl->vape.l {rt-Ill I.l~-:aptv.rs. IL: ran in
tlmliirm-tiou of a “nod. A large plane of
Int-nan: searching for him, and b.- will be
lynched if uric-Mite... ”is name is l'hilip
'aillhrr.
All Ann-rims “in: Again.
IJISIMX, Marl-h l.‘l.~-Ik-tivl.-en so» and
hull) [ample saw the All Ainerilzis defeat
the Chicagos by a More of 5 to :i on the
Crystal Palace grounds.. The crowd “a.
wry enthusiastic, and checrul about «wry
play made. John Ward Ielt for Quwn-tllim
lurl night, and will, sail for Inuit-.- un til.-
Lloyd steamer Saute. llunlon mil Ni- l-mi
him as captain of the All America. Y. der-
day the teams played at Bristol. On Sutur-
dny they will he I'tr'l'l\l.‘l‘ by the i’rinu-llf
Wales and on Sunday they will attend sl-r-
victs at “'estmiIL-Il-I abbey. A thmwnl;
match with a cliche; lull will take plan-
during the game tomorrow between Bl.
Crane, the New York's pitch-natal i". J.
Bonner, champion thrower of Australia.
Thu malt-h run be open to all.
l’hotographcls in Trouble.
l’tilflillKEEl'le, N. Y , March 15.~The re
cent visit of Anthony L‘outstock to this city
resulted In the indictment of W. ti. Dryer, F.
D. Btoutcnburg and a man named l-‘ratz,
photograpbcm, for moan; and oll’ering for
sale improper pictures. They Were given
hail in'the sum of tow each.
The Champion Sucker.
Cnuumn. N. L'.. March 15.-i-‘red L
Hoke, of Shelby, Cleve-laud county, has per-
formed the feat of melon; six lloz'u eggs in
warty, minutes. it ii a: dune on a Wager and
In tho [nuance of normal witnesses. Ir.
nah Is 10 years old.
clEVElANn'
SUPERIOR
IIIINIIIl I’NWNlN
THE PIIIIEST AIIII BEST
In made onlyof strictly pure mile cream
of tartar. etrictly purl- Iiivnrlmnatu of
Mia. and a lzlnal poi-lien of flour an a
preservative. nothing else whatever, and
in warranted entirely five from alum,
ammonia. phosphates, lime. and all the
a-Iulll-rluits frequently found in. baking
pllwdl-u-I. The character of materials
used. their purity. and the llll'l‘ly of Illeir
combination, render ('ll-vo-lnull'l-I superior
baking powder the most healthful and mm!
el-onoInil-al in use, and it alwnyn ‘Imlu
“Ilt'IW-lllllO'. nutritious. and delicious food.
it is n-mlllnwmll-ll for purity. healthful-
nulls and rllil-io-nl'y by Government and
Nate chi-mists. l'lieliiids of "tilil'tlfl of
Health. and [It‘ll-"MAI“ in lilHIIIIIIIIIIIH of
ll’ill'lliltg throughout the country.
Fold only in cans. full \t‘l'lL'lll.
(‘Invnl no Till-minis. Aliusv. N. i’.
fie Chalice-.2 l‘c: 27c:- C52:
PERFECTLY PURE.
'l'lii' iT.
A Sl’lfi'l' lll.l.lt'l|l'.'.~i llll'iillVilI
7:: rill an: :4 a? :12:'.
C..... 21.21 'L'ca Cc" 1'13.
llrml "flirt; 3.1 Hurling] Slip. ."u." in: ':.
lirr ...:u l l. s: .. lv-I l-r~~ :2 ~.
i'. ll. LAW'I‘DS a' 80..
ll. l.‘lll)lllll-leiEl',
CHAS. ii. FERRIS,
South Norwalk, Conn.
N. i'. N. N. a; ll. RAILROAD.
kal'ml)‘ r 2%, 13‘88.
noise val-r. “onto nn.
5.1V. 3. In. Exprrss. p.11 "' Armm.
5.“ human. 11‘ “ Atrium.
6.1: “ lmal Ex. l-..'n " Accnm.
616 " B'pofL hp, ’1 16 " hxni Kl.
11:3 ' Lora. I51. I0 ‘2 Arr-um
:34; " lnral I51. 11.13 [indium Ix.
5331 " Local £1. LU? “ .111 El.
{93) " 50.5.fill‘tlll. l.” " Sp‘zfltld Wsy.
9.03 " Lani it; 30': “ Local 21
9.16 " herein. 4.” " “one. Ex.
10.13 “ Rx. 0.2: “ Amara
ll.“ “ local Ex. 5. '
1:50 p. ... Bxprm. 5.
1.1» “ t‘o, N. no 7.
2.“ " Art-om. 7,‘
4.4!. " lit-awn 31. .
5 (V; " Mlmfu’d A“ . .
5.150 " kph-9.- ll.LV’.' " . Itatru Kl Ac.
w. ” " » Stamford Arr 12.” " pill-mu £1.
8.” " it'llort spec. Suture.
I0.15 " Armin. 7.34 " Arr-rm.
Suntan. 'J.I1 " Armin.
9.15 Atrlim. 0.51 9.111. Acton.
I; H p.111 Aororn.
T :1“ " ‘ Mai. Exp.
3 59 " arcotn.
1;“... Learn ltaat hon-alt. 4;
amiss war. min last.
tn. 53H 3. In
1.47 p. in
5 l5 "
62'." “
:10 ;l in 9..“ “
'. I): '
on: -- I
so: n
0. I. Suns-.1) '1. ’1'. Huh-“run.
lien. 3119'. lien. Past “'1
norsrrosio itAlthtlall.
llaMll'Rl’ k NORWALE Ilil’lfiiol.
Corrected l't-tlmary till. 1.545.
Pmngcr Trains.
HOUTI I.
Lv. Slzvrwa'lk. Lv. 30. Sorwalk. Ar. Wilson l’oin
tram. 756nm. Milan.
5!: " S2? " >15 "
IOU-'5 " ll) 1‘! " ll! 3! "
2 50 p. in. 1 t!) p. In. 1 ll'.‘ p. In.
4:11 " Ali. " L'ii "
l- 1* " Mixed 636 ” [1rd 61'; ”M'x‘d
rim .. .. nt’.‘ .. .. M5 .. ..
D 4? " " 10:4 " ' 11) Ill " ”
Frat)".
9 m a. in.
CI 0i p In
N()l£'l‘ll.
Lv. Wilson Point. Lv. 50. Somali. Maxim!
1 10- a. in. Him! 1;!) a. In. ll'x'd :10 Mind
0'5 " -- on u -- no --
hi5 " 9L9 ” ’JZl‘LIn.
l'.’0l “ I2 133).!!! lib .III.
2 50 “ Kind 3 w “ .IXL'Il 31¢; ixed
42:15pm. 5!? “ 'll? p.131.
9:2 .. 6 1.) .. ,2 .0 ..
l - ‘
1010 " Hind 101‘: " lixcd 10 21 lira!
‘ “Thai.
9 20 a. 9 25 a. In.
6 3: pin 6 57 p. at.
W. ll. Swanson. Vice-Pres. and Geu'l Ian-xx.
P. C. Paul. Sn 'nti-ndcnt. ,
A. ‘. Plants. «at W Agent.
in l N L I S E.
Lean- Bridgeport for Plttafldd.
was .. ..
gin-:0 s. in. Hired smu nu.
4.50 p. In. expn-oo 'l N a. ll
'6 10 “ m’n
'_ :nocs only as m as Great Harrington.
«soaonly an tar as New Mutant.
Wu. ll. Brannon, Vice Prcs't I; (ain't lsn'g'r
W. ll. L105. Supt. -
A. W. i’nmeh-n. Pan-eager Ag‘L, Bridgeport, Ct
Licensed Day Scavenger:
Pri ry Vaults and Cmpools
Cleaned and illsoafcctcd.
cnannzs arm-r, l’rvp.
Bridgeport Iddml': I3 PAIRPIELD AVE.
Or inquire of JARVIS KBLLOGG, Health (mar,
dis 2' Norwalk.
8"- Nollll Hold Watch.
~ 1"" ~ 9 A 00. thl. huly.
1...: 5.. vu: nun-lunar“.
huau truancy—a U...
Ian-lamasolllnq Mold tlnror
cash or by ruminants at prices mail eon-
Iutll. Panic. dulrlna bargains can call at No.
a Manual tit. City. will u
Daily New York lllossenlor.
l)Altr'll.ti tailed for and llellveml hi all parts of
the r‘lt or vu-illlly. Prompt sin-noon paid to
all oldt'l’r lo tat l'Islsled's, Norwalll, or lloyt rl drug
store, south Norn'illlt. l'. W. ANDREWS. it! Jim
Bridgeport and Non-walk llleu-
ongor.
’01"! ll illll'l‘il wlll attmll In all little“ left at
v John llruaimer‘l harbor Ullilfl,hlllll Nomalk.
[actuarial Andrew- lisrlie Now-ll. and 1'. ll.
Bllll-Iohli, 3‘5 IIroad UL, Btu upon, and will make
él‘ilflw--- I'M ‘l
_"_ ...._ - . ' l m
Messenger.
1 INNll'l'l'JheInall carrier. will call for. and
deliver parcels st Norwallt or tionth Hawaii
for ten fl'nlll‘lt'll, night limited to It” pounds.
slain-st NONIIK and tiouth Norwallt l‘oswltlu-a.
hourglass and dispatch gusrsntml.
d — A. illNNB'l'i‘.
‘ OilllKLL A: L‘lltlllnlllU would s sin call the
. altmlion or the public to notll'e I l-y have a
large number of cheap loin, rill-an homes and cheap
farms flr Mic Also are doing buIllltfl for the
bolt Lircand Fin- lnilurance companies. Fllnilturc
iii-luring. a r]aclally.TllE . I-Illm
llerllll Photographic Academy,
Commercial Training School,
61 Atlantic 51 ., Sinmlord, (it.
In Session Day and Evening.
‘llOR‘l'llANll arm 'l‘ypcwriting De laltrucnt
I, nmlrrtbcpl-rmlml instruction oflhe are firm
and bulimia manager 0! Cathy‘s shorthand School,
llartlmd, Conn.
OIIKRL‘IAL licputmcm. for ”10 rluay of
book lei-ping. n-urnamhip, arithml-ilr, run,
in charge of Prof. A. I). Warde of New York ritv.
Young mm and umm-n ran-fully pn-parul In 1111
honorable and manure Virtuous.
Ila-ll on "our" supplied with competent lush-t-
am» on nhort notirt Futon-ulna and full Infor-
mation tail on. or addnvu.
lIRS. ii. A. MERRILL, I’rln.,
51 Atlantic Street, Stamford.
SPluNG, 1 HHS).
GRAND
Military Display
At Mrs. W. Pawcctl'r. 3 Water it. Norwalk. Now
on exh'bllion
llats, Bonnets, Ribbons,
\‘clvcts, Silks. Laces, Flowers.
Pompous, ornaments, he.
"at: made and Inninml by (Ompa'lrnl ml lint-rs.
llau dyed and 5 ins-ed. Mounting orderl- a lgxclnlty.
The balance of our Ilbln‘r crock no will close out
very low. Tnmmrd liat- from ”All! up.
MRS. F AWCETT,
3 \I’alcr lit, -
Sorwnllt.
F. H. NNSN 8: Bill].
Sell i: wieli’a of
RANGES
From $8.50 to $30.00.
'l'hconc the Peq-le buy the moat is the
“UNCLE NICK.”
We have will :m or those ranges and over 100
Great American beaten. Tom norm and heal-
crs have won the victory. Just melted a full line
hecorated China.
In mantle and plain and eugrawd g.”- vrsrr. We
have a latte Mark of Agate. Comnrr, 'l'In and Iron
Ware. i'riccs low. GIN? us a call.
E II. WHITNEY ’S ANT STORE,
875 Main fltroot,
$0. SURWALK.
-——- Nc—-
FRAMING at lowest nrim.
Full line 0i Artists' Materials.
. (biwiuu'pnm sold by
Mnistktim. ll. Planted: C. Laptpaln: Iloyt's-
Baatcr'a
"3 am
All. “Elia
Lowest Prices 1
the Least Money
_._.AT._._
H. s. BRlWN’S
BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark 11 Lane‘s Block
aa- IAIII STREET.
General intelligence Olilce
Any one in not or eninlo Illt'lil. or WIPIIIDR to
rh-nne his or huplnw, will all uwill lay llil'lll to
(“all here and mum-r their mullet. ladle» the;
Ill Illlt'llll'll till he rhnmwl the ~qu or 15 «In. If
you want to buy, or n ll. or n-nt. or emplm- for any
thlliu you can do to here, as no will tutu-nine M the
utilre awry day. We luiw II sitting room for had“!
and one for Ul'lllll niro.
We haw a restaurant where you can [I‘l anything
from Itl'l(' l-lliilllvil'h to II full Illl'lll at all huunl.
ill-mil by ”11' day or Week; all-o lollgliiu
flit llll \‘llllrll iteoixrcilully, illtil "IVE,
Nu fl Water 8L. ltormlgh.
Lent Has Come
And no are prrpzind to bomb all kinds of
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Wholl sale and ill full llnl'l‘ millll‘ arral L'l‘-
menu for an extra quantity evl-ry lily Illnlugll Lent.
GENUINE NORWALK OYSTERS
’l'hst have not been tlmltul.
Pure Tomatoe Gatsup.
Spi llt‘ll’ll.
I A: It 11 0 o , ] {titlislu-s,
l ’ic-klutl ( )ystors.
dimli‘li. MA II N ET 1.] N i "it?“
l‘llllfill ll WEI! Y IDAI'
‘ ”‘1'.—
IIUNT & ZELUFF’S.
hi1 l'NINlIIlNN
.IANILXIIY, I 889.
We om r during this month a
LAllfil'; STOCK
NINTEN NLNNKS,
New Goods, at (‘0st.
One Iol. old styles, at $2.00
for choice.
Large lot, Dress Goods
marked '23 to 50c placed on
separate counters llI uniform
price of 150 per y: Ill.
'10 per cent discount on
marked price»; of leather
Gloves and Mittens.
Many other goods reduced
to make room for new goods
after February Isl.
INBLEN ll SANNIS.
A l-‘l'LIL LINE 0|"
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vfianishles.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
“'ire steel Door Mats,
Something new. best thing out.
W. C. QUINTAR D,
ICSIC HALL RIDCK
Bale Hay,
and Straw,
Plilillss Slalli Billllll.
COAL and WOOD,
Grain, Flour, Feed,
-AKD—
BUILDER’S MATERIALS,
RAYM ND Bills
Willingsmliuniiy!
PRINTED 0R ENGRAVED!
A SPECIALTY.
./
PRINTING [IF ILL KINDS
AT THE
Sentinel Oflice.
Artificial 8t0n0tltops. Coping.
LAWN Romaine,
CARR] AG 1‘} BLOCKS.
k&i('., (Vt‘n,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
till Water Street. lull 1y
.I"! N p;
WITCH REPAIRING
IlY «-
SKILLED WORKMBN.
TIN‘ fulloivnt' l!‘ the ('t‘l’lllll‘llll'UIN I) Raylw. a
graduate otllll- Winona Sillolll of "urology, no“
wilh
ll()l\l Elli}. ll()\"l‘,
JEWELE R,
No. 15 lhlilrolul l’ltu-c.
\t’lxoiu. Mm. Feb. mill, isliei.
This hi to verify Ill-o Mr. 3. l) "flylt'! It.“ Ilt'cll
“llll nit. aria pllpll, and i can luglliy rlvcummcud
himluliiizoml watchman-rm luly Ill lll'l’tl of the
m‘lI‘il'Ql‘ of a l ”nun-tent and line workman. lie run
turnout all lllll' work as any man; he has a Very
llne and l‘ulllplutl- Ft'l of twin, and lulu made many
lip-rial tools under my lu-Irllctllln: hll jeweling ill
perfectly ell-gull, and iniigllt go "II and ,lmu- murh
more. bill rpare forbids He will make a vtry
\illusble adnltloll many jeuelry store and i highly
«comment! die young: man to any one. Mr. liuyll-s
lllr‘llllm' chrouonicll-r. chronograph and rcpt-liter
workindrui-clasoalyle. lie luv done American.
Kngl illh and mm work and general making about
all muons of walrlml. "l'tlllt‘fl hI~ Work elegantly.
' Yours truly. W. i". A. WUODCOC’
ICVICNINTE
Commercial School.
IIIHINESH DEPARTMENTV liv a systuu of
aflIl-lll, u-illi: llll Illllllt‘ of hu~ll.l->~ paper. uitll
“lilt‘ll out I“ holilrs l'o hill-limes. they are practically
titted for any ('Hllillll'fl'lltl llII-lllllll hormone——
Monliav. Wednesday and Friday ell-lupus
rliUltTllANII AND ,’l‘l‘l'l-2\\’ltl'l‘l.\‘ll Illi'.~
Ilartmcnl l-l ill charge of a practical It‘lfl‘lll'r. “II“!
can recure beat tL'rtiIltl. Simone—Tuesday and
Thursday I\‘(‘lllllgr‘,
GERMAN CLASS~A practical It'lllllt'l’ from
Yale College pivu lit-volu- Iwu Ulltfuoolls each
Weeit.‘
Would lit-,pil-nl-ulto have you fill or vIl'itc for
particular». F‘ltaxli ll. IIL‘SCUE.
Gazelle Building, Norwnlk, Ct.
P §.—AI-ll of Business Department, BrillL‘t'pOl’l
llurllil‘sr College. jz'J U
C‘AN‘DI ES
01‘ all kindt
BAKERY !
CORNL'COPIAS. (‘ANDY TOYS. and: full assort-
ment of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
LAIIDER'S BLOCK.
First Class
sift-If
The Best Kindling Wood
Now to be had is sold by C T. Locum in bags of
50 lbs. at 500 Each.
One ccn's worth is sufficient to kindle any ordinary
fire.
(2. 1‘. 1.3031111»,
rater SL. i'orwalk.
fit If
15 North hiain St.
SPRING STYLES
-—Ur——‘
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of G‘riltu
"' 30. and 40 Cents, Double Roll.
..I,
At
Elnbossod Grilts
New Styles, at 401'. Double Roll,
—-A'l'—-
DEGKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
18 North Main St...
South Norxvalk, Ct.
CASH
hill in
» - , o o a » ~ «-
Pillsbury's Best Flour, per bhl.. . ...... $7 75
i. .. .. .. Mi: 1 05
19% lbs. Granulated Sagan. .. 1 00
Pine Bultcr....... ...... 'Rc lh
Bat " ....... JDC lb
5II)!‘ New Prunes .25c
Rock Candy Symon
Cullfllmia (berth-21..
Domestic “ ....
Fine Mixed Tl‘ll. .. .
Rea-t “ “ ....
Ei‘aporlted .1 pp'l-s . . .
Dl’lt'd i'cat‘lrt-s
_—AT__._
W. Nlllllllll Nfllllllll'i,
92 Washington Street.
A. S. F‘ERRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
mwmmm-W.
8‘ WI It» - In“ low
I .
611.2! a.
it All“ it‘ll HOTEL,
Hum-u and l‘lrrmut-n lolrl for all (M‘t’lflllinfl.
tun lIIL'l-I at Ih‘pot lo ml N All ’I'f’mllll.
Hood 'l'llrnoull‘ at Itoumnnblc l'ricoo.
Telephone ('onilocllon. 88! I.
Human Nature on the Rackl
'l‘hl-n- ill not the hut nem-
sllv lor Milli-ring fnlIn
nuizl'iurlsu. aul'luwla.
l.lll'r,nnlt nmu‘ot's nun-
. mm ulll II 1he Illull obsti-
llule til-ml an: ruled h
Ilium: Illl.l.'fi ItllRUNA ~
ll‘ l'll.l.i~l. They are com
pout-d of Ilflllllt‘hl rootl-
nn- one or the best leor
and Family l’urxaiive hills
in me Market. ’i‘e~llnioni-
IIIIIIIIIIIIM'fI'llIlyll‘nllelI-l imilreudan Insert
a box of Illue pllhl bv applying to me. and 0 agree
to torn-it i'ti Dollars for may hulure to care after
‘lIIll II" no Pillt‘dl Eagle hill. but a
Filill‘llll‘lilfll till. Sold by all drill-ill lu Drums
and Mullt‘l .ulld Ill Nornulk by (I ll l'luilsled
i'rice 1:5 ccnw per box. fire btut'n for .1 (I).
In! 2m 0. A. HILL, I'roprll-iur, Portland. llo.
a ntr llluI.
SWAN Jr. BUSHNELL,
362 Water St., foot of Ilanh.
liltllillfll'olt'l‘, 01'.
We ark renewed ltlll'nlllln lhlll PI‘MOTI to our stock
of Nova St‘ollll hand made woolen stockingsglova
and mittens. and our Ill-u or imported Guernsey,
We wish to more fully introduce to the notice of
all out-door workrrs, llYlVl'lF. it. it men. and sports-
mt‘n,lh01:n':|t comfort and mfcly from wet and
cold, to be derived from a good rltll of oiled cloth-
inu. Willi them- go rubber (il'Wt‘! ill-ll finger f‘oll,
of uhilh \lle haven good I" lN'k The damage to
“UPI“ lulll Il'ir'l‘"-I'l' by rllinlulll l-Il-l t lion": it well
known [oi-\lry hnrw mun-r. ”no of our Oiled
t‘uuvu-I t'lli‘lrll “1d pron: n compete prolclliuu
“ml may NIYI' us (mill Illllny mm :- 19 a l-Ingll- storm.
'IIIt‘N' however are but Fill" shows, our main
liupilm-istll'uiniu in Pure IJ‘IIH" and Oils, ship
I Imlillll-ry. Ella-Ilu-r'll huppllrs and hnllguliz Ms
ll‘rllllr‘, In any of ”le lllc-l we are dlmcult to
mail II and Imponlhle to Iiuil. .
Hy lIlt'Wity. Wellliu- a ilrnnd of (‘lgers made
from the IN'il import-1i l-tot'k which we sell only in
boxes“! lull-:lrh. They are \cry [the flavor and
Cnt'llllll |:IilelliorvIllllncignmles. Drop in and
try till-III. ’l'eh phone. N. Y. Prices. Never
nude-hold.
i‘he Old and Reliable:
DAILY FREIGHT LINE.
Nurwallllewillk.
-THE PROPELLERS-
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City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily trips. Sundays excepted, for
freight between New \ork. Sons-silk and South
Norwalk. Will leave PM 2.5, foot of Beekman street
New York. every evening, except Saturdays, at C
o'clock.and on Sallll’dlv at 2 p. In. lave Nor-
walk Bridge and Soul Namath every evening.
Freight taken from and received for all
points on the Danbury and Norwllk and
Shcpnng Railroads at Greatly Reducpd
Bates. ‘
Upon applit‘iion to agents the City of Norwalh
and Eagle win he sent for l-pccial lot-1 of freight
anywhere in New York or ltl.I Vicinity.
WAD persons are forbid trusting any of the
t‘mployt‘fl of the boats of this line on accountof
the owners thenof.
Halal, Baileyl (in.
woon MANTELS.
noons, .
sasn, BLINDS, ,
HARD woon warm.
0!" ALL KINDS.
Large Stock 01' Columns
, for Trimming
Plate and Sheet. Glass.
Steam Solving, Planing,
and Turning.
—_A._—
Lumber Yard between railroad and carriage
brldgcs. ‘
llill at full of Marshall Street.
South Norwalk, Conn.
Halli, Bailey & flu.
Nzw luv". Conn.
The Faricon Tar Soap makes a tine lather and
lenvca the skin soft and agreeable; its cleaning
qualities are lint-class i like it.
R. hi. SHERMAN. Engraver, 792Chapel St.
New ilavrnr. Conn.
(Holman-Having used your I-‘allcon Tar Soap
myself, and finding it a thoroughly good article for
Clt‘flnl'lllL', refreshing and healing Ihe skin. 1 cheer-
fully recommend it professionally.
Du. J AME E. STBTSON.
A. @251, ,
theoll l\§sRC\Ep+
ET. BATH l. NURS
For complexion. Ihavlng. ahampoolnl,
Channel! Hands, Ion-h Ultra.
Phyaidanarooonmnrl it.
Mule by Draw-ta «sent oauodptofprtoa.
14d“. in Bauhaus ulflet Barby mail. Web.
I‘ECI'I'EI REIEIH' 00.. Nov llavaa. can.
r.r.r.haamvnnatronhaada hat-1mm,“
lend ("history and Genuine Tcsttmontala.
- wa nun. Con.
Have tried your Fulton Tar soap and without
hesitation can say 1 like It. Have almdy ordered lb
use in three cases ofmulzhnosl- of the skin. when it
has served a mint‘l-xlwllau'lfipipoae. sun try It in
' f! 0 i .
“mm “ my ”’0 L. a ’cnnxuart I. n.
l‘osr Orrll‘l Dzmnrum,
I till 1 {Solvillinm'nmeig' so. ,5.
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fig:
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finest i ever came across. 0301?. l“. W
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manor: 3. manna.
Norwalk Chronicler