Rumors About Certain Import-
ant l‘orcig II Ml?“
IALSTEAI) “.11le Full HI‘IINlNY
'III (Mimic-y 9|. Der- II IIII In lllglaml?
M “IIIO'I’ ruill llu- Ulll hollllrn~Tho
Willo- III (Soveraur Ito“, of Saw
..I'leullrl' ’l‘upleo.
Wurllvurox. March the
min-trons which It I, ll‘lll‘lt‘d II III liar-I'll!
lathe mmtewuly llll‘ IIIIII. i- t|.Il! III .‘lural
RM! to be ilIIIII~IIII‘ IIIIIIIII-rIIIr Ml‘.
Halon-ad‘s lrll‘lltl9 ray that ill~ II; p lllllllrlll
has beendcterllrlIII-Il on and that II may he
orpwtal all) «lay. "I III a
minister to Elllfiuul ls II\pI-II:.-i ... II~ but
who the appointee will III- II «III III. I; on
which the prophets havi- l7“'l 'I ,IVII- to
I‘m. There in a uIIlII-ral l‘.l;-"-' ~I III that
Chauncey 3f. III-pew will rI-MI I- lllI' appoint—
Mt. but therc IV rm ImIIII; III I‘II'IIIIIIty
.v
-.I
.\III= II;
'l he IIIIIIIIII ll lI
aboutthot.
Cour. nsvru‘s vol II .'
Corp Tanner, the III-II Ir a, p- llll"‘l -I'.IIIII.~—
[loner of fl‘ll‘l'tllfi, wllcll [Ir-kiwi II lIII: ' my be
would [Mink in II.- II-lulg II. III I3.- I ..I‘. II. III
tbebuII-Ilu, rillll , ‘I Will but IIII~ I g IIII lIv
quoting one If II II ll: Itll" In‘ ~ I- III: lrn III.’ IIle
during the be: I'rlrI'l "it”. He F III: II.-- .I'r»
men.“ is IIII II II- I.- uw Ilium III: I ‘il'_\ .~
III-ales “llr‘ll yIIu- - to “club I. .II
of the men who ~!|'II' tlII- llllll'ill.. l
~rl'\lI‘-'.~
"will:
to me that that i~ :I prctty gm] l.l- l‘. :‘w all
the. jmle-IIf IL. I’IIIIIIII rim» III I. . .I. If
I We”! halicrl lIIIlI ill!» ll:_\' “1' ll~I I'l ;~ Burn-lulu
question in II ~I-l.'.I-' 4- l ~lI~III!-l I..I .l -l Inply
reply: ‘3. :l'll‘l II I much ~‘l‘. \ » l,’ II.IIII-r
whollc l» ..II-IIi II I~ 3 MRI: ~ I 3 II, I ItlII-r
orninth . HI I- II Inuit" l:I -I ; .. II-_; to
“he liIv‘. l-i ILI III_lIt\’ III II-lII‘:I~ '. l lfllll
not {and I- II I ,.l 1.. II IIIL l llll’vt‘
learn of III “III-km;- "
“Ale you III fm -r of all IIII'I'--
Ioldich' pclls mu 1 '
“1 full you frankly lam “PI"‘I'Il III. these
8], f‘.’ and $12 a month )nIlN-III— l" _vI n are
going to give a llIIIlI anything -,.-leI him
enough tbut he may rcalin- that ll - l,~ gcltillg
sumo-thing, if there i~ all old wl-l or “III. has
guta claim that yI-u ilrl‘ «midi-II It .1 Kllk‘
one and he has not quite pI‘I-VHl It. lII_v policy
is to moist him to more that pr-IIII. You
may my that I run opposed to ktlIII'kIll: out
.Iltlll‘:l§v (‘llllllln’ la’t'lillnr- Ill 11 lH-Imlc'ill alluri-
ovullruz."
'nlr: III'III.~IIIIIS TU Governor: MIN“.
Tho rclw'tallcc of llvfl'cl'lltlr "N“, «If .VI-w
Mexico, to resign ha: lflIlllt‘t'~l Nilllt- «If his
New Mexico Uplmllf'lll“ to tIIlHi-l ll.l':l~lll‘r'~‘ for
ousting hllll from «mice. lll-I tcrul “l I not
expire until .-1prIl'.’Iv, Ivl. tut llll'll' l~ IIII Ills-
poaition on the part «If the New .‘..'.-rIII., Ro-
ptiblicaus to allIIW him to runam iI. IIIiice un-
til that time. and charms II ill IIII pitferrod
against him with a new to ~IIIIIII'III; IIIIIIIuli-
ate action. The arraignment l~ IIIIIv ill
preparation and the gIII-IIrIIIIr “'l I be charged
with various allIJHI‘tIllllllgn, [r'llllt’fll and
otherwise. it is llllrlehlflml that tho charm-s
would have been filed s-Illlc tilne ago but fI Ir
thefact that it was bclicvcwl hc WIIIIlIl resign.
Now that he indicates his intention of rc-
mining until the end of his term the charges
will he filed, and it is believed they are of suf—
ficient weight to warrant his mum-Ilium re
moval. Charges will also he preferred arraimt
Judge Bunker. of New Mex: a and III». re-
moval will be asked.
Coxvlrliuiru ms.
The senate, in executive Winn lllH mn-
firmEd the following flllllllllf‘llllfll-I: \\ hitelaw
Reid, minister to France; l‘t’ul I). (.lrnllt,
minister to Austria: 'llllll'élll'iy All- how C.
Bradley, associate jumcc of the .~1lprelue
court of the Dbtrict cf I'nlulnbia: Frilllk ll.
Aikens, w-clate jlblll'f" I f “In :upl'clllc Court
of Dakota; John it. MI-l‘le, usdm'iate justice
(1 thesuprellle court of New .‘I‘Xlt‘ttl Henry
Blake, chief junlbft? of the supreme court
of Montana; John D. Fleming, attorney for
the District of Colorado; Miles C. Moore, to
be governor of “'ashingtou Territory; Oliver
“'hi'te, to be secretary ‘nf “'ashulgtnll Ter-
ritory; Edwin “'illets. of Michigan, to he as-
Iistarlt smretary of agriculture; Nathan U.
Murphy. of Pnzcntt, A. 'l'.. to be secretary
of ArizonazJulili.» (lol-lschuli-lt. 0f ill-cousin,
to be consul general at. Vienna.
rut»: PUBLIC Pnlx‘rEIL
It issaid that the name «If L'llpt. William
H. Mendith, of Chicago, Illi. will be sent
to the senate this Week for appointment as
public printer. A candidate for the post of
public printer recently brought forward is
lartirl Witter, of St. Louis. He is foreman
ofThe St. Innis Globe-Dr-lllocrat, has been
president of the- llltcnlatiunul TypIgmpllir-al
union, and is said to [rt-:0» all the rim-many
qualifications for the place.
Jtsrlt'r»: Manusws‘ Sl'Cf‘ESSHR.
Just before President llzirrls-Iu left Indian-
apolis it was learned from an unquationably
reliable source llL‘II while in that city trying
some casesJudge Gresham >pI-Ilt an evening
with Gen. Harrison. that all differences
which had existed hell's-n the two had been
mttlod. and that an understanding had been
reached under which Judge (lredlaln would
he taidered the first vacancy on the supreme
bench. There is very good authority for the
mtunmt that the arrangement made at
Indianapolis still stands, and that Judge
Gmhara will succeed the late Justice Slat-
WW2;
...Ili.IlI,: III
Iv III iltt'
3(0an arm massif.
Secretary Noble, Assistant Secretary Buy
my and erGovernor Stone, of Iowa, are,
perhaps, more closely allied by memories of
thepest, than any of the. new men brought
to 1‘ aniling‘toa by the Harrison administra-
tion. As war governor of lowa, Mr. Stone
the commission of Gen. Bunny as
ctilouel of the Third Iowa cavalry. Secretary
Noble was adjutaat under Col Buss-y, and
by him was recommended for promotiw over
the heads of five officers who were 1:1 supe-
riot! in" date of winmlxiou nlI.3 .crvice.
Stone. as governor, approved If Col. Bus-
on‘s choice and signed Nobl-'- commission
”captain. The subordinatc ulcer now he-
eornel the superior, selects his old commander
as his chief assistant in conducting the affairs
of the interior department, and both are
mostly pressing their old friend, ex—Gov-
m Stone. for the yxlsition of commimioner
d the gcaeral land otlII-e.
xom
mnew armory regulations arc expected
tube ready for distribution next wwk. One
(1 the provisions makes it the duty of regi-
mtal «nonrandom to import all the com-
of their regiment once u yI-ar, whom.
arrving at the regimental headquarters or
not This will be quite an innovation to some
d the ampules on the frontier and will on-
' tall additional work on commanding officers.
It is undu‘stood that Lieut. Cour W. H.
‘ hoary, Jr., at present inthiscity on lame
(Ital-lice from Iris ship, the Thcti-, at San
Francisco, will not return but II-lll shortly be
dew.
'l'hcmrrt martialfor the trialof Slay. G.
J. Lyrical-yearn- of ‘ n U it A.,
with aeghotol duty In the unstruc-
W
HM.“ OF THE CAPITAL.
“My Tim- Looked rm-
lautlo (Ity.
Arusllotlrv,.\lu l4 :3 .-\ II-. - this
in min Iput Il hcrv Indus I\l I' II III III, II In
'I'ml .Ii' at AL
LIII II.- .,.-.,,,I II [he hmlll Illlll\‘ llII'N"
of tire l‘IIIII IIIII ‘IIIIl t‘llill‘ll" llIIIlI- .Id (‘I In-
puny IlrlllaIl-llll' II I‘i'. II': III III lll‘ ‘1 Il‘li of
pulling up the ll‘tli II;II In ll. I"'"lll‘NIf
Alluuhc m.- III» 1.. II. II. ‘iIL‘ll'lI road.
by a "lNl'llllHll IIf I'II'IIII Il Ivl-‘lll rIlII Ill two
nIIIlilhI- ago I W. IllIl'lI' I~IIIIIpIII IIry ”It the
rallrIuIlI-Ilulpally tII plIII-c all I'lwll'li' built
on I-Ilch pIIlI-, III" III other numb. luv for the
lighting of Atlantic avI-Iluu III I'I'llll'll for the
prlvib-gc It had uncured.
Although tlII- IIIIl'k Id pptll...‘ up the pole!
lla~ bum pom“ on at Ii incl, rate, four
Nilfll't" III lllr‘ lepcI etrd III' the \III-I-l being
covert-II. llII- IIII) Illllllllllli'fi Mn II received
no III.IIIII III III IIIIIII the r-IIIIII IuIIIIIllI IIII~ that
they IIIII III tIIIIIllel) IIIllI tIII- ~|I.lll of the
rl‘Nlllilllill. 'll-II 'It'lHll this III llitll II taken to
IIIII‘;I- tllIIIIl do it. The llleIlI‘lII Ill was barred
ll'IvllI IlII- ~IIpI'I-IIII- court at 'l‘rcIItIIlI. and will
)I III';III Ii bot-Ire that court on Monday,
April \. lf lllt' wIIrklIu-u coutuulu putting up
tIII- pulm after the Injunction is N‘F‘lll, war-
rillll‘ IIIII be laurel f-Ir IlII-Ir lll‘l'I'hl. City
Solicitor l'Iu liI-IItt llila the IlIlltIIIr ill hand.
A BREAK FOR LIBERTY.
'l'hlrtv-l‘lw llIIIyII )lalle II Bold Attempt to
l-JIIr-lipe from I lluu-u of Item“!-
I‘lvlsurl. ll , )lIIl-I-II '43. —Tlilrtv-Iive out
of ill! lIU-“lll tlIc Home of Refuge made a
brml. tIIr lllI-II'I)‘ _vI-~tIIrIlIIy llIIIrIIIIIg about
ll II'I-iIIck. 'l'lII-y “em from II) to l.) years
old and under four .I-adcrs, the chip! of whom
Wu~a III-,;I'II l.II_v, \\'III-Il ll came time for
tiII-III III l't'llrl‘ I-I llII-ir rIIoIlIs' preparatory for
dIIIlII-I', tIII- lIIIls, urIuo-Il wrtll lulu-bull bilb'l,
lIIIII-clII-Il‘to tin.- lrIIIIt tlllll‘tllll‘t', wllI-I'I- they
found four guunh stationed. 'l'hcy Ilelllalllled
fn-II [Ills-NIKQ', but were driven back. Then
they tluIIl bats and rocks, blinking ill Will-
do“ .~ and III-lug ntlII-r lllllllllgt'.
’l'lI-~ir rlIIltlllllg cxcltnl and ulurulcd people
in lla‘ sll‘n'l.‘ oIItIIlIIe tile Willis and caused
wllIlly cit-Ital rumors l4! spread, Which,
reaching the can of the police, Clllh‘t‘tl them
to voluntarily send tu'o patrol \Iugolls with
lll’tecu Ulllti‘l‘fi to the sccllc. lll In» than
thin—fourths of an hour from thc outbreak,
the four ring-lI-aIlcrI. wuc locked up in their
rIII-llh~ and IIvI-rytllillg Ivus IpIEIIt.
Allcxccpt tbo fIIllrconnpll‘at-olx appeared
at tho IlilllII-r-tablc at noon. and Ill chapel ex-
t‘rt'l“. ill the IlltcruoIIII, u~ ll~ll'll. The ring-
h'llllt‘IF III-re [clrllcipaats lll a similar out-
break tIIII _vI-:l Mtg-I. Supt. Ulivcr says no
one Iva» hurt, and tllI-rl- l> pIIrfI-I'I IIrle'r
again.
Mrs. .‘lullrr )llly Recover.
NEWARK. N. J.. .‘lllrch zit—Mm Mutter
llll> slightly iIIIprIII-I-l :llIIl liopfll are cuter-
tllirrcd of her recovery. Tlll‘l‘t' is as yet no
Clt'“' to the IleIIrI-Illmuts IIf S'llzulau, her as-
sllliallt. but it has been luartrcd that Harbor"
llraIlIlI-IIl-Irger, thIfIIrIuI-d |Ii~' acquaintance
on the .stcumcr while coming to llllh mulltry,
Iliqppcurednu March I?! from the horn-c in
FIIrIllIIIlll. .‘I'. Y., where she was a N‘f'Vflnt.
Salzmun wont to New York March I“. Then
glrl l~ being lI-Ikevl for, ill the hope that by
lcmtiny, lIIIr. swim-thing may b.- lcanlod (If
l‘lfllzltlllll\ hiding place. Hundreds of peoplc
vi~itcd tlIII )llItII-r fllnll yesterday, and some
[K’I'MIII IIntIIrI-Il HIllmlau'.» room and stole thr-
filll‘fl‘lllllt he more at the time of the at—
tclnptwl IIIurIII-r.
The Oklahoma Bummer».
chuln. Kali, .‘lurr‘h iii—W. A. ltuIl»
ford arrind from 0klah.ln. and states that
II'III-n lIl.~t hcanl from lIII-ut. Cfll‘rull was still
engaged ill rounding up the boomers. He
had. hIIIvI-ver, changed his base of operations
to the .muthcrrl part of the country. The
omI-cr had stated that he would enforce the.
law will: severityand that every boomer
would be coIIIpeIII-d to lI-ave. Those in con-
ccalltlcnt. as tllrse who had returned to
()laldhouza t'lty alter the Withdrawal of the
(roulh‘, Wirt‘u badly frightened and did not
know how to act. .‘lr. Rndford thinks the
situation is critical. and allt'ix’es all persons to
remain out of the country for the present
.1 Serial-Hull at the Canadian Capital.
01mm A. .‘lurc ll '56.—-A sensation has been
create! lll'rL’ by the lsrllt' of President Harri
Sun's proclamation declaring the Behring:
sea clout-II. The action of the American gov-
ernment prrIvI-Il a co IIplcte surprise to urem-
hemnf t‘..I» government, who declined to be
interviewed. It is rendered all the lliore euro
prising III-cause Mr. Cleveland's administra-
tion and the British government had been
negot iatillg for two years past in rcganl to
the claim for compensation for the seizure of
three British soiling visa-ls on the Behring
sea
Murdered by a Schoolmate.
Maximilian, Ala, March 21—min Word,
a youth of Ill, shot and killed Fal Burke, who
is two years his junior. Burke asked Ward
for a cigarette, and the latter replied he. had
none. Burke, in a joking manner, called his
friend a liar, when Ward suddenly picked up
a plalul which was near at hand and fined,
the ball taking effect in Burke‘s breast and
killing him instantly. Ward escaped in the
subomueut excitement, and had not been
captured at last accountn. Both boy- Ira-u
of good families and attended school in this
city.
failure In Milwaukee.
.‘llmvaizm Wilt, March 25.-The Gold.
LII-g Brothers company, impdrters and job-
ben iu laces, have made an assignment The
members of the firm say that the failure was
caused by the dullness of trade and their
inability to make collections: that their lia-
bilities are 87011”, mostly due to eastern
credimrv, and their meets 8110.000. The fail-
ure occasioned much surprise, as the firm
was supposed to be doing a large and profit-
fable business.
Temperance Campaign in Penn-ylvanla.
BRADFORD. PIL. .‘vlurch Lil—“'ill J. Mo
Council, the temp «mm-e orator, has just closed
a series of satin; Ilutic amendment meeting:
in this plat-II. 'I no closing meeting in Orpheus
hall 10% I-‘:Iy attcmoou was largely at.
tended. i. McConnell tirade a fervent ad-
drew, III.,c.IlIng to his hearers to support thI
gluon-uncut on June lll. Mr. )1:Connell wil
leclllt'u In this part of the state during thI
campaign.
‘ For Postmaster of l‘hlladelplila.
Pulunrzieilli, March 25.-—-John Fiokl,
who has been asked by Postmaster Genera
Wanamaker toaccept the position of post,
master in this city, is a member of the tin:
of Young, rllnytli, Field & Co., the largal
notion house in Philadelphia. lie was a
member of the committee of one hundred.
Nine llouro a Day Hereafter.
Amour“. PIL, March fi—The employ.
in the machine shops of the Pennsylvania
Railroad colllpany. ill thin city, were "milled
(III Faturtlay that nine hours would be con
aidI-II-Il IlIl.Iv wr-lk hereafter, with a hall
h-‘l I : _\ I ll .Itulrlayx This will affect about
4.00““ II
A ”lustrous Wreck. ‘
iii-Dian (Mal, March 25,—A south inlaid
Ire-gm ll mil ran off the tratk here you.
lay and nine can of mull-adieu, «aligned
wArl-om point, was wrwllal, viah
stalllcn, billed hr Iro- Angela. u-
» bully hurt um It led to b that
lh.I-u...i'l."
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINKL. MONDAY. won 26, l889.
News of HE owwlrnui.
Efforts oftlie British Ministry to
Regain Lost Ground.
lll‘..\’l'l.1‘0l‘ Till? ('R ‘3" IN COFFEE.
1hr- I‘rIIpIIiI-Il New German .‘oclalht I‘I.
AtIanIr-y IIrIIIIIal “eliatrr'a Mint-to-
mellt—Dlr. Illadutullo'u \‘hIlt to Scotland.
Duel. lIl lr‘rallcc IllIIl ltuly.
lAIXININ. MIIrI-II '.’.'S.I -lII View of the lovere
badgerlug tu Much the lllitIiIItry has n 'eutly
been subjected by the filIlIJIlflttll III the route
of I'IIIIIIIIIIIIII and the bitter I-IIlIlplaluta which
many III the t'IIII-Iervatlvellwuw have made
lllI-I'IIIII. the speaker u'ril hereafter rigidly on-
force the rule requiring all IllltNlllilll milling
l-IfI-rclllelIIIIN to l. ~IIlIIIIIII.-Il in writing
and to appear on the uni I l Ip r. 'l'IIiI will
at Icon! give tllu lllllllrll‘l'llll party all oppor-
tuulty to prepari- it» date It“, innit-“(l (If hav-
illull question sprung upon the gIIvor-nltiellt
“‘llllIIlll nlltllciqlt \1‘Ill‘lllll'.{ tII t'lllllllt' it to
[It‘llllll'l‘ly met. The t‘IIllIII-rvllllvca lllotn-
Br-lvcu admit that the government has lmt a
great dual III ground III the lllN'llhslIlll III the
questions which were rained but week, but
they are hopeful“! III-gaining Hill!“ of it ill
the tllhf‘lliblull of the naval who-Inc. It bl
thought probable IhIlt only the extreme
llIIdII-Ill \viug “ill oppose the naval fl‘lli'lllt‘
fiIl‘iIItl-Ily, and this IIppIIdliIIIl will N'flrt’l’l)‘ be
blllllcll‘lll t I compel ally \I-ry lllIItI-rilil unali-
tlI man of the plllll tl-Iw foruIIIIIIII-l.
Tlll~2 t'IIl’l'lle stIIlcarl;
I\.~u rc~ult IIl tlInc-Illalm' of the copper
IIyII-liI'IltI- it is I-prII-ted that at lcaIIt four of
the leading English lllt‘l’il firm» will be com-
pI-llml tII nmigu for the bIIIII-lit of their credit:-
.IIl-I. IIIIlII» mun-thing totallv llllll‘l't‘N't‘ll shall
lili-‘l’l‘t‘lll‘ to help them out of their trouble.
lll ~pitI- of the I'llwrful face and buoyant
lllrIlIlIerIIf I'll. ts‘ccrctlln, llll‘lll‘t‘sllll'lllll' the
IIleIlicute, it is rim-rtcd Ill l'rIri-I that he has
bccu irt'ctrievubly ruined by the venture,
lIIIIIIlg hen-Ir I'olllpellcd to so“ his pictures
and other valuable property to meet pressing
demands. It is also stated that Alphonse
RIItllsI-llilll'.~ Imus through the same channel
will aggregate SITIJMLIMI.
TIIr: I’llltl'tlhl’fll sol-nun? Law I! Issuuaxi'.
it is. now prIItty Ivcll IIIIIh-r~tIIod itl ller‘litl
that the gIIvIIruIIII-llt IIIll IIIII primed with its
prIIsIK'utIIIlI nf’l‘ho- Vulk~ Z"llllllg, owing to
ill" fact that the ill-II'IIgI-r linlpruw Augusta
“ml the l)lll'llt‘.\\0r IIIIIlI-Il haw-declined to
take the mammary illilllll sIIIp‘. NI-I'I-rlllelcm
the new Nu'lnllsl bin to be proposed in tho
rI-ichntag “ill prctty clTIII'tiI'I-ly prevent any
objectionable publicatiom iII illi‘ future. The
law. which it i~ bill-l hII~ IIlr'.IIiIly been Imb-
ulittI-Il to the Prussian lIIIIIlIIIg, provides that
any journal, fid'lllllfl or IItlII-rwise, publish-
ing llIIlttI-r hostile tII the government, itII of-
iicialuu‘ members of thc lllIII'l'lfll, royal or
ducal fallllih». shall be pra~a'utc<l under a
code laid down in IllI- III-t. S-IIIIII doubtx are
epr‘I-md lb to the ability of the gnvorrlrueut
to pass the bill ill ill" shape il-hcatcd, hilt if
pit ~lltlll ln' [I‘hi‘tl the lII~t Vl'hllgl' (If frcI-dollr
of the pro» in Ucrlllriuy Will be gIIllc.
'l"ll.'l‘.lI' \le I, III: \II B.\.\'ql’lr21'.
'l'III- .‘l‘u‘ll'l‘ l,I~:'I':II:II- m-clctj‘ hold a meet-
In; in Paris I :I Saturday for tllc Purpns' of
III-riding IleIItiIIIr tlIII annual banquet of the
NN'lI'ly ~|I lllIl lt' lII-lIl this yIvlr. N. All—
tIIlIlI~, llII- prI-‘Idcut of the society. prulrulf’d
n;.’llll.\l tic IIIIn-pIIII. line of the Inctan-rs
Illsu-I‘l-wl tlIIIl .\lIiI llll' Ill-l >1) lwcrill-e llII
mught pI-liIlI-Ill club, and declared that he
no longer rcpflN'lltI-i Almcn. A ln‘lllell‘
dun.- row l'll'lllv‘Il' but the vault of the meet-
in; was that the prIIpIIsal to hold the ball-
IpII-t wad «voted down.
\\ liltaTHl'a 'ItlrsTATlTMVZST.
.‘.lr. llcul‘:~ l.II'.I.-. .‘Ill'. l'zlrllell's solicitor,
llfL\\\l'il III II II tt~~r t-I tllc pro» calling at-
tclItIIIu t In no» t III-IIIIIII' 'llilllw by Attorney
General \VelntI-r in l'II-IIIy‘mlIIt-tltu in the
lIIqu- «If cIIllIIIl-Ius. The lI-ttcr lIlI-IltiIIncIl by
Mr. Weirdur IIIII~ front llr. SIIIIIIII-ez, comm-J
fIIr'l'lIII'lIIIIIs. tII l'IgIItt. There were "HI
otlII-r lt'llt'f‘\ from l'igntt tII SHIIIIIQ'I‘, convey-
iu; the il‘l'fll‘f‘“ II-luIIIeiIIn that h.» was afrald
tt'IMlhnIit to :I cum I’Xflllllllllfl-Ill. 'l'hmc let-
ter.~, .‘lr. lA'\\‘I~i savs. II'I-I-I- withheld ulld
nelther l'IIllIlM'l Imr solicitor for the tlt'ft'lla!
had nutm- tII:It alll‘ll ll'lll'ra' oxide-l lllltll
afiI-r l'Igntt lIIIIl *1'lllllpnl. The letter to
l’igrulf, Ivu~ Il IIl"-llll.~'l' from Mr. S-Ialllcs that
no harm >|IIIlliIl t'HlllI" t I l’lgott through the
lattcr‘s lv'slll}'!ltg bI-i'ntc the mrnllllssion,
and contained no alluslnu \Iimtwevcr to the
evideuce he rm.» to givc.
can”: FLAZIHES.
\lr. (vlallstoue left London for wetland
last night
.1 luris Ilisluibh dates that for having
plagiariu-d some of the uork of Dllquet, M.
Richard llelllllluy was a few days ago sav-
ager attackI-Il by .\l. Commit lticlmrd ill ll
newspaper article. Delnulny challenged
Richard, and the two fought a ducl with
swords yesterday. Dclkmlay received three
slight IvounIlII,
A dispnll‘ll from home Staff‘s that Big.
Corveto. under secretary for the war depart-
ment, fought adIlIII Ivilll Sig. (favallottl, a
member of the ctluzlllII-r IIf dI-plllim, yester-
day. The duel Wm fought with swords and
Corveto, Who was the challenger, was-slightly
wounded.
Mr. John Bright had a serious relapse yea-
tenlny afternoon. ills syrnplmlls include
violent fits of agile, and his physicians are in
constant attendance upon him.
Stlll Another Denial.
O'rrawa, March ilk—Tile story of the re-
ported engagement of Governor Hill, of New
York, and Miss llott-llkisw, daughter of UM
ted States Consul Hotchkiss, is denied. Mist
Hotltllkim left Ottawa by the 1:30 a. in. train
yc~terIluy for St. Allullls, accompanied by
her father. speaking of the Illatterreferred
to she said: “M y father has denied that than
hi any truth In the story and the governor
has also denied it. That ought to be suffi-
cient. There is no engagement." Mr. Hatch-
kim corroborated his daughter's statement.
“I have denied the story repeatedly," he said.
“The whole thing seems to have originated
with a paper published in my own town ol
Elmira.
Robbed of Illa Savings.
WILKLIIBAlun, PL, March Lil—John
Norris, a thrifty Austrian, who has no faiti
in savings banks, entrusted 81,255 to his wifI
for safe ke- ping. Bile sewed the money up it
her petticoat, which she wore during the day-
time and at night placed under her pillow.
During the absence of Norris from his hornI
last night, three masked men entered thI
wife's bedroom, gagged her, stole the petticoal
and the money and inadegood their est-ape. A
neighbor named William Standish has beer
arrested on suspicion, and Mar. Norris identi-
fies him as one of the thieves, although one oi
Standioh‘s boarders swear: that Standish In
at home at the time of the robbery.
To Again Brave Niagara ltapldo.
NIAGARA FALIS, N. 1'., March 15,—Cnn
llrrle D. Urullnul, the hero of several trip
through ill" Niagara Whirlpool and Devil‘I
Pulpidg in at work on a boat. in which be pro
pm ng-Illl lu go through tho temptetuoil
torn-Ill. ilII isliow in communication will
pate-In lawyers in Wadihigtnn in relation t1
getting a pun-lit on his invention. Ho Wll
not all anything about ltoxoapt that DV-I
maul-idolatr-
MURDIR MB 8UlClDE.
*
”will“ Act of D I'm ‘VII. Wa- Jllw
by the “-.I III loved.
Wanner. II, Mani, larch 25.~.1llII-ri
Undutl'ulrl ~II I! lIIII former IIWI-I-lln-Iu't, l‘ltlllly
l'lt‘llt‘ll ‘ ', )uItI May and then shut and killed
hIIIIw l.lIIIL~tl'IIIn wu maxed to the girl
in BWulc'l, l. Inf “3qu I‘D, lull “It“ in I‘ll“
hero and “brain-III work in the \l‘ulIbIII-n Q
Morn our will hII rant .4!) to her to pay but
glaze. IIII-r. like wont to work all It mvallt.
or affection for lIlnrlItrollr ncuud tn aball
and she relaxed to marry blur.
A year ago IIlIrI Went to Portland to avoid
hill hirpurtuuity. After working there some
months she returned, and hail hind) boarded-
at the Mum tcllclllullt when LluIlstl'uul did.
but still repelled his attention: On Saturday
the agreed to "WI lllln yesterday and relay
llllu $30 of the money be hadleud fIIrhIIr
lull-Iago in America. The interview Ivan
private. 'l be other boaniera, on hearing two
ply-fall allots, rushed into the room and found
lJudstr-IIIII dead and the woman with a bullet
in her lll'tfflal. She was unable to give any
amount III the shooting, Illrl l~I uxpcctId bl
live but II fI-w hours.
A CONTRACTORS DISAPPEARANCE.
l’I-anl ILutI-rtliluerl That He Ila: Diet With
Foul Play.
\l’ll.l.lil.lsrlc, Court, Mann lI‘..."I Slispli‘lllll
of foul play ill the case of John J. Franklin,
the South Coventry contractor, who lily-to-
riIluIIly Illulplmrul March 15, ll strengthened
by recent developments. A few day» “go a
dispatch was III-lit to the New Haven police
from Windsor lnckII saying that Franklin
was there all right, anl would be home ill a
few day». Last Friday a dispatch came
from l’nwtuckct, IL L, signed "Franklin,"
mldrmul to the inutluaoter at South Cov-
entry, saying that Franklin wIIuIIl return
that night by the midnight express.
L'lulrlcs Franklin, a brother of tho ruining
nluu, wcnt to l’awtuckct Saturday and saw
tlIIIIlislultI-h sent from there. He any! It in
not ill his brother's handwriting, and he
found no trace of his brother having been
llicl’l'. It is hellevwl that the dleIItI-hcs were
will by prlrtiI-II connected with Franklin's
Ibsupyn-Ilrullw for the leI-yw- of preventing
acllve n-Ilrch until "“11“ of llllll play can be
t'ul’cl‘ul.
A (ilraatly Discovery.
CUMBERLAND, .\lII., March arr—Ila Satan
day. Jacob Schultz. who was climbing llear
Mountain, a mile north of t'ulIllII-rlatld, came
llpIIll the blI-aI-llul hour-sol II man, covered
with a few rI-llllllIIIIIIIIIf clothing. IIIlchInleIl
lll It crevice among the boulders Tho cIIrIIlrI-r
invmtigutnl illl'l'llN‘, and no doubt one! that
the remains are thaw of John llodel, who
Illalipll'lll‘erl from this city IIII llarcb 2l, 1&2.
Mrs. llIIIlIII, who Illll rosiIlI-II here, has no
doubt that the IkI-lIIIIIsl is that of lll'rllllsr
hand. She lIlI'rltiliI-M the clothing fl.“ his. Two
empty, lllllIlbI-llId bIIttlIN lying near tllI-
.ka-lctun give color to the «mgr-slim that
ill-Ilcl mlrllllittnl IIlliI-lIlII, “01ch was the ill-
velltor of a wonderful clock. ~IIuII-tlllug I'llllll-
lar to the Strasbourg I'lm'll, and traveled
around the country Inhibiting it.
Attempt In lira-Ill. .lall.
Janus-rows, N. Y . March J.’).—WIIrd
reaches hero from .\la_vvillc. N. Y., that
Sheriff ('amdia‘nvcml II plot to break jail
by tllrctI men, llurt 'l'aIIbIIy, t'llarlI-s llllrke
and Charles Walton. who are awaitlilg trial
for burglary, They had made a lrullp of a
jelly cup by punching a hole through the
top, inwrtitigllu- tube of a penholIlI-r and
fl ling it with yarn uml for mending. 011
was account from fat limits soot in to eat.
lly heating a copper wire over till-l lamp
they had nearly I-uccceded in homing their
way through the double plank walls into the
corridor when Ili.~I~III-or«l. Had they got
outside the cells it Would have been bllt the
work of a few minutes to reach the open air
through the thin brick walls of the jaiL
CONDENSED NEWS.
John Scott, president and receiver of tboG
Allegheny Valley Railroad, died of pneu-
monia at his residence itr l’ItL-Iburg yesterday.
The American sugar 'I-tlllcry, at Bell
Francisco, hit» advanced the prlr'w of :ugar
one quarter of II cI-llt per pound, and the
California n-filln-ry lllH fIIlIIIIvI-Il Will] an ad-
\ nllcc of uric-eighth.
l’lncor gold is said t I have [run dlacuvercd
ill the bluffs on the .‘llssltlll'l River opposite
'l‘IIIlewIIIl, Mont. A mail Ilainol McCrtggrla
made the find. Nearly everylnuly lll 'l‘oIvll-
N'll‘l has staked off a 'lllll‘i'r clllilll.
John W. Bio-Irv. ugcd *I.’, win» was a pub
labor of Ilt‘\\'~[v’llwl‘~ IIIIIl Illuslc at various
places in New England from 1527 to 1570,
and waI 'ablrllltrli'l‘ a ill-flow: l-‘a is. ten
yIIurII, dicIl Saturday at )lillll'llf‘hlt‘l‘, N. 11.,
of lit-girl ti ware,
At ll'Illlgl-Ill, Miss" Saturday, Dr. J. H.
“alum .‘lll‘l and instantly klllul D. H. Cruse
neur- liulog’, this courtly. The men had been
on ind lr'l‘llls for mum lilac and public
opinion juallut'fi Dr. Watson's act. The
doctor gave llIlIIth' up to the ulllcers.
Acullcibl of Mormon lawyers and their
cliI-IILII was held in Salt Lake CIty yesterday,
to l'l‘lllt‘st against the appointllleut of Charla
S. Zane as chief justice of Utah. The Gen-
tllI~.I favor Zane, while the Mormons are sat-
isfied With the nominal sentences pronounced
upon their leaders by Chief Justice Sanford.
Col. Robert G. lagers-oil did not] cture at
the Academy of Music, in New York, last
night, for the bellell' of the Confederate
Soldiers‘ Home, as had been expected. The
fact that he would not appmr becune known
during the day, and probably accounts fit
the allnl attendance. The receipts were not
over W
The lllinois Central Railroad company has
given notice that it will no longer- ship
liquors into Iowa frolll Dubuque. The
liquor dealer: will hereafter lend their goods
to East Dubuque, Ills., and from there they
will be taken by the Central and other roads
into the interior of low; The goods must
hereafter be shipped for what they are and
not as vinegar or Mllllt'llllng else, as the rail-
roads have been losing money by taking them
I0 disgiliwd all fourth class when they should
be taken all aicond class freight.
W. J. Willis was the name given by a
young man who was on Saturday arrested in
St. Louis on the charge of carrying onan
extensive swindle through the United States
mails. He advertised in the leading papa'r
of the west that he had a large and exclusive
stock of silk remnant» which lie olfered at
Ilgcli low price that he was at onceilooded
With money ardent The alleged firm was W.
T. Willis 8: Co. and the address given war
Nos. 210 and 212 North Third street. For.
two week: “'illirl has been receiving an
enormous mall and Cflhlllllg bundle- of postal
notw- Tho authvlrltia are of the opinions“
that he in several thousand dollars ahead of
his victims. '_
The George Law Stranded.
Aruilrlc Crrv. N. J., March iii—Tho
krryboot llmrge law, which formerly I'll!
between New York and Brooklyn, but wu
being taken to Phllallelphia to ply between
Kaiglln's l‘ollll. Until-it'll, and Walnut mt,
Plllladultlllla, for the R- aIilug Railway com-
pany, who have boll: In her, went ashoreon
thohliratthemoutbof the inlet here while
tying to make a harbor at 8 o'clock yater-
day dternmu. Site was in charge of an air
bglooalpllot. The mat life.“
we- not to II. mist-all.
\.
SENTINE
«MI. 00“)“. Miter and m.
Du nauuv
orru'rlh AND llCllANlCAl.
DENTIST”.
lull aria-Ilium: applied for air-cued or tooth
without extra can Crown work a specialty
mm 04 Wuhu ugtouu Bo. Nerwnlk. than
3. A. N. CLARK.
bltloutllliln rum II I
(ll, Ilutll.
wU'l‘ll Null 9..
I..Il
one. lion it to I u.
out an Nephonooonpmlou. I" lfl?” lo ll ppia
I. I. azure.
Architect and Gill! Engineer,
Ibrahim Plan. Giulio-tum and Nuperiniflll-
me for the construction of only door rlptloll
of lull Ikilap.
TERI! BEASCNABLB.
Omar—Tutor- ”Ballots“. Wuhlngtola 8L.
uhoxm
F u. Paoawnu.
ARC Clll'l'flf'l‘
Room 50, llaviland a Block.
Washington street. South Norwalk left! an
Aux. 8. GIBSON.
mill at the Hat tonal Church. Water
Mam oI
Planoforte, organ and luslcal
Composition.
it I] lock Box 89 P. 0.. NORWALI CONN.
E 'l‘llohfl'ls.
e
AGIN'I‘ FOR THE
Phonix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND
N()’l‘AlCY l'UIILl(3.
ROWAYTON. CONN.
C It. D'AB’I‘OIB.
Gamer for Weddings and Parties. Ice Cream
cOnIIIuIUy on hand for the sick and the". lil- cele-
uld Emplu out voice.
to rluu II'r. IuouWAilr. or
J D. JENNINGS.
Snood-our to I. I. Quiuurd.
Undertaker & Em balmer.
mule NlCll'l‘ BELL IN Till: orrlcl
No. 4 Knight 8t. Residence, 5 Elm at.
880th) Norwalk, Conn.
Anuurlos.
, . .
sewing Illuclnne Supplies,
Attachments. Pam. Needles. Bllte. etc, furnlshed
Geller-a1 Repairing of all lkirIIlII and makes of
Bert Iachlues. .M. s llAlLlfll.
83 alum. no. Nurwalk. 858-11
Carpenter tllltl Builder.
Plano furnished and bitumen given.
Jobbing of all kind» promptly attended to.
PsbopoA an etrect, our Main
x 443. South Norwalk Ct.
I B. RAYMOND,
o
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie foot of llavlland St. on ‘Il'rxor, I'." I‘m! Cl?
sou"! NURWltLh SJ‘L'IUV H.138
5| Wuhingtou Street
Open Dallytromo to 12: m., and from 1 map. in
and on Saturday evenings froni 6 to 8.
H‘lntemt allowed on Deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANS Pm
Jouull irlrurils V.ioe-Pros,
mly. roan ll. __liiurr. Sec. ‘marrm
AfI'ENTB.
o. it ourselves,
Wuhlngton. D. 0.
Ten years in United stale- Patent Odloe.
.3" Guide to luventon mailed free.
llavlland’o rial} Store.
1313!!“ Florida Oranges. Fine layer Pin,l’cratan
ates. All kinds of new Nata, label
,la-rrlonn. Confectionery. etc.
0. A. "M lLA‘ID‘e, filth: 3L. Norwalk.
George II. llndorhlll
18 now In town selling Household faith: for
cash or by lmrallments at prices road colu-
petition. Parties desiring tinglin- can call at No.
dltavmoud rIt ..Clty marl Ott
Daily New I orlt Messenger.
)Altl Rte» called for and delivered In all parts of
the city or vicinity Prompt attention paid to
all ordI- -r~I left at I‘loiru-d' II, Nurwalk. or lloyt‘ II drug
store, South Norwalk. 1’. W. ANDREWS. iii an
Brldgcport and Nor-walk Mou-
anger.
IOIIN ll. SHIT}! will attend to all orders left at
( John Brulalner‘ I Barber Shop. South lralk,
Lockwood 3 Andrew Markrt Norwalk, In H.
fiolnml e. Ins um 5;, Bridgeport, and will? make
I y tripe.
Messenger.
KNNE‘I‘T the mail carrier. will oil] for, and
deliver parcels-thiorwalkor South Now-ll
furten cents mil, weight limited in tin pounds.
Slate at Nona}: and South Numb l'ostodlca.
l’rolu marl ispateh gamut
dgl— A BENNETT.
\ ORRELL It L'llOMlDle would call the
i attention of the public to notice 1 have a
large number of cheap lots, cheap homes and cheap
farms fr r sale Also are doing barium fer the
belt Liteand Fire Insurance companies. Furniture
insuring a specialty. in
George II. Raymond;
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Fumishgltg Undertaker.
Call and see ray large I of all klndlof furniture.
8‘ Iain Street. Horwalk.
Also
the intermm thedad, dayor: ammo;
connection witth
loll ill. in .
JOHN H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
rum smear, scum NORWALK
. NOTICE 2
‘ ALL BRANDS 01’
BEST F‘LOUR
$1.00 per Bag
Daniel ,L’llonlmedleu’ .
93%: It". £2“ °°‘l"'ll‘::ll.'l§.t‘.".t 9 "
an o
Cough Byrlipan mdlnnghalulniu mmowofldfioentl
I..I. h:allllir|:;ln':mx° new» ‘I' d“? '“
or on so
llrulleof therlgnatnie'of Ju. l. Katrin’red lnkorl
%% rl. l“For file 1) Tuna
orwalk; an HALE,
MW
«33%
U. I. Patent MOO,
WI. 00'!-
w. H. EEKER & CI).
”LE AGENTI
‘
4
WM WIS ..llillllll...
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gun Fitting.
Till and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES,
ANI) '1‘ l NWAR E.
milliliter given for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
IUHIC HALL BIDCK.
lllllllenll all Heilllllei
Do not buy a monument or Bead-tori. from
phomtmt go direct to the show room-
anr Strut-I, Non-Ill and oelect one
all complete and you will not be disappointed in ill
up on Dealer in all kind: of nildlllg stone
umctery work.
I’. W'. BATES.
018m
All RightA__ ain.
flaring again got into In old Item. lly'r Block.
Iain meet, Ind n placed t goods destroyed it the
an by a much larger and better stock, I Invite Ibo
public to we urea call. Iran mow the but line
n town 0
Harnesses,
Robes,
Blankets,
Whips, &.c.,
And olII-r them at the moat nonrandom“.
(llVl‘ me a call and you will bu ratio that lilac
in no better place to buy or have repairing done.
J. IMO’ROURKE
mrl'.’ 2m.v
lililll'l llllll' lIllfl Tll- Hal,
To-liorrow llay Ire Too Late.
Take an Endowrucnt l'oll cythat you may need in
oldagc. lr you them if you dlr, II will 'tie a help
to your family. 7ccuu a day will oung
man an endowment of ti, on to be put to b in at
50 years of age or to his family at death 5 cents a
day will give you a Illc policy for 31,01”, and you
do not loom what you have paid if you stop payirlt
any year after thrcc.
thlUllll 1N Til!
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
UP HARTFORD.
8. B. L'EOMMZDIIC. Agent,
South Norwalh.
Jacob M. Layton,
Real Estate and House Amt.
General lnsuranceAgency
Fire, Life and Accident.
Occur Steamship Tickets—Cabin and Stanza.
Drafrsfor m2 and upward-and loqurdenta
all parts of Europe.
Notary Public. Acknowledgements Taken.
Ballrosd Tickets. Baggage, Checked
to Destination.
66 Washington at, (Next door to Mom.)
South Norwalk. Conn
Life Insurance
will Actual Cost.
I)ERSONS desirous of obtaining life lunar-rice at
actual cost, rhould write for circular. to
Security Mutual Benefit Society,
., 233 Broadway. New York.
This Society claims that for six years the cost to a
member of middle age has been
Less Tliau Twelve Dollars a Year
for each thousand dollars of insurance. (“9 in
*“Henry Tilly.
BARHIAHE Milli
Special attention given to re-
pairs in all branches.
A good second-hand, two-seat-
ed carriage for sale.
KENT & CHOLWELL,
lllSllNS AND PLASTEBERS.
Boilers or all Kinds
Set and Repaired.
Fire Brick Work,
and Jobbing of all'Klrido
a Specialty.
OFFICE AT 5. SELLBCK’S,
I97 Washington at. Bl'ldlc.
So. Norwallr, Coll.
rum. r. 0. Box 140, Westport. Ct.
rail in:
‘
JUST RECEIVED !
New Pickles,
Assorted Chow Chow,
Gérkins and Mixed ;
Pinto and X pint Bottles.
Sweet Pickles all Penerllllill.
Also assortment of Gordan and mum‘- lire
olives, Tomato Colour,
and Jellies, In Glass.
BngIIIIIi Dali-y, Edam, and Plio-
apple Cheese.
——‘f——
llllflHEllHlHlillS
no. morn-a rum m.
room NORWALK, con.
-———‘H!l BIT-—
MEATS
NINVID IN Till HINT IAthll.
allele“ wIInI lhr IIII-Iwal Il/ITII. IIIIIAIIIIIIII'
untIIIIIIIIII m H'Il. you mill-Ill IbI-ln ll I]
alter. or well :0
Poultry If all Kills
ll 11‘. IIAION
F. HAYES.
alum." Imam. - wu‘ru alumna
WilHIlllll'flN llllllll'l'.
Ono QUOIIII,-'I'Hc Boot.
Beet Val lamb, lotion Pork, Bali and
Cornell list-f. tlmokod Tongue lam-M
lmn.ldm Bromllolraguo. finall-
alfalfa.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders llellvercd Pronrptly.
CHARLES SUITE
5:! Wachlnslon Street.
J .H Klinefelter,
0' IL!!! IN
Heals, Fisll listen,
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS. ETC.
[In N. iflldlml—H. IIIIIII.i
Telethon: CW
Hilllll & Hllllll
28 Main tit, So. Surwalk.
Meals Fish HISIBIS,
Flllili, Vegetables, Poultry; III
(N All Kladlr lll ’lluelr Season,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
if. I. BENNETT, mm 3.8 arm,
rnosn "wire prism:
urn 3281' or
Meats,
Poultry,
Vegetables,
Alway- tmhmduamkmemwoalddowdl
wall-lure
llltlll Mallet
Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Orders solicited and roads-delivered to my pen
of City.
Jlllllllll lIlIIIIlll. Pilll
SEWE RS!
F. ‘M. PIERCE
hum ll
SICWER PIPE
AND
General Sewer Contractor
mek mm
mm
“Hg” trial): laid
om
mummfirulmau mm M mar
Glam. 8"!
14‘. 1‘1. PIERCE
In so. South hermit,“
.rorm ll. reruns,
Wholesale/sad Retail Dull! ll all Woof
lflll. All] W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue 8m. Etc.
Lehlgll, back-wanna, locust
lountalu. Franklin, and
Wilkoallarre Coats.
lull in lllllllllll Pllll'l
Yard‘footofW-hinmmul-
mm mm “W
“by
him“ ..I-fl
.T'hymtuMuJOQI-In etude”
mm. dhlmm
I..I!
III llolll lirlll "
Purim} 139.
GRAND
HHlllllll‘l lisllal
Al Mu W. Vllit‘ll II, J Wain rt . Nulwllh. '0'
III] Iah‘lIIIIIIlI
"all. IlollirIIlIl, Ribbon,
l'elvotll, Bllkr. bacon, Flowers.
Pompous, Ornaments, kc.
Batu mode and til—road h mt Itllllwa
Hm dyrd and pres-Id. loci-luau" am
The lIIIIIIIIne of our winter“ we will close out
my low. 'l‘rllnlrred not. from ”J up.
MRS. FAWCE'IT,
3 Water In, - Kuwait.
F. H. NASH & Bllll.
tit-ll 12 vlrlotlu of.
RANGES
from 88.50 to $80.00.
Theme Ihcrooplebnvthououbth
“UNCLE NICK”
Well-vomit! am of those new mm as
GmtAllu‘tlatl hasten. Toe-o rules and In;
no inIIII won the victory. Just received atoll line
of
Decorated China.
‘Iflm'.
Indira
la main nod plain and mull
have a lure stock oft aria. (lowerm-
Wue. l’rlou low. '0 as null.
llIlllll-llll
ILL Innis
ANDAT
Lowest Prices l
The Best Goods for
the Least lone:
—.1'l‘——-
H. S. BHHWN’S
BOUT & SHOE STORE,
Clark a; Lane's Block
MAIN STREET.
A RECENT
$10, 000.00
'l‘olitlne or Club Payment.
III.
s is lLLCS‘l'BA‘l'lOlld tube-elbow."
argon tbclotul‘l'ontiacoranhl’ludtlle
Home Benefit
ASSOCIATION, .
137 Broadway, New York,
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