DEATH OF JOHN BRIGHT.
The Distinguished English
Statesman Passes Away.
IIIS FAMILY AT Ills BI‘IIlfiIllI‘»
lacked Change In Ilia Appearance Owing
to [lie Long lllneee—The Announcement
In the lloun of Commune—Illa Public
Career.
140mm Mamh ‘28.- -Mr. John Bright died
at 8 :3) o'clock yesterday morning. llil cud
mpucefulandpeinleea Behad lain the
mute oonditiou inoe Today. All of
hi- family were present at the duthhed His
death was phi-calm] by such a complete change
In bk appearance. coamquent upon his long
and nearing liiiime, that ho was scarcely ro
cognixnble by any one it ho had not flt'l'll him
very recently Mime- of sympathy were
constantly mivui at Itochdalo froiii the
higheet W In the realm, and the
deepeet interest has been manifested in hi1
condition and his family‘s bereavement.
In the house of common: the Right lion.
William H. Smith, the government leader,
with much emotion, referred to the death of
MrJohn Bright. He said that he would
postpone his remarks on Mr. Bright until
“May, when Mr. Gladimine would be pee-
IIIZ Mr. Morley thanked Mr. Smith for his
condderation in regard to Mr. (Mstonc.
Mr. Bright mmntod the Central division
of Bimilaghem In the house.
Tho flags of both the Liberal and Tory
0|an were di' mg at Iialf mast ycstorday' iii
mpoct to the memory of the (lead
Itetaman, each party claiming him as its
own. Eicry evening ncwspapcr, even The
Star, printea Icador culogiziug the famous
Birmingham commoner, and tho Home
Rulers, one and all have forgotten Mr.
Bright‘s Unionist sentiments oftcn strongly
expressed, in their admiration of the sterling
qualities of the man. No arrangements will
be made for filling hiii vacant coat in the
house of commons until after the funeral,
though it is rumored that Mr. Chamberlain
has already cast his line with a view to bi.»
coming the great man‘s successor. It b un-
likely, however, that such a move on the part
of the Radical leader will be WUIIII‘IIBIII‘WI,
and if tho dead man's youngest son. who is
a staunch Unionist, will 3000])! the candidacy
he Will be returned to his fat her's seat with-
out oppositiun, as an cxprc‘m‘on of tho esteem
in which John Bright was held by his political
friends and opponents alike.
The funeral Will take place at Ilmhdale on
Saturday. It will be conducted its privately
nepotnible and the body Will be interred In
the Quaker burying ground.
The Right Hon. John Bright. M. l’.. was ii
non of Jacob Bright,
of Urcenbank, near
R1 :chdule, England.
and was born there.1
Nov. 1“, I‘ll. His
school education
I'orcrcd only the
ordinary nidi~
merits, and, enter-
Ing his father’s bus-
iness, he became a
member of the firm
_of John Bright 8:
Brothers, cotton
. ' spinnersand manu-
facturem lie was
still ii young man
when he began
JOIIN BRIGHT. making speeches on
eoclal and wiiticoecononiical topics. H11
went to Palestine in 1531'), and lectured at
home on his tour. He had been concerned in
the reform agitut'uyn in 15:11-32, but did
not dlSIlllguleh himself iiiitii 1‘39, when
he joined the Anti-Corn Law league.
He was defeated for the city of Durham at a
byeelectiuu in l-‘H3, but three months later
(July), when Lord Duugannun, his awful
opponent, was unseated on petition, Mr.
Bright was elected. He sat for Durham
until 15-17, when he was returned for Man.
chester. lie was extremely active, in and
out of parliament, in advocating tlic princi-
ples of free trade and anuIring into abuses
abhoiiie, in Ireland and in the colonies. In
184:! lie was on tlie'famous house of commons
committee on official salaries. His I'm-Opera-
tion with (.‘obdcn in favor of reform in
national tiuancc'sisvveli known, and hi. cip—
posiiioii to Lo "11 Palmerston (foreign Se-(‘re—
taiy l and hid-001110 to Kossuth 1. 1rd Derby" 3
ministry accepted free trade. making agita-
tion on that subject unnecessary. Mr.
Bright’sopmeition to the Sin-cording Aber-
deen miniatry ”5521, concerning the war
with Russia, was interrupt-d by illness,
and he was (IL-barred~ from exercising
his rights in parliament for Some years.
The overthrow of lnrd I'alinerston's
minhitry ”5.37) on the Canton ques-
tion occurred while he was in Italy, and he
was not returned by Manchester iii the en-
suing general election. He was. however,
invited to stand for Birmingliniii upon .\ir.
Mnntz‘s death. and was elected in August.
119 has st for Birmingham ever since.
From this time on be strongly ad'xxitod
electa'al reforms, extended suffrage, etc.
Beddulvigorously Will] the Union during
the American civ ii war. He was enthusiastic-
ally received in lre' and and Scotland (isob-
68), and became president of the board of
tradein December, 1-3115, in Gladstonc's first
administration. which succeeded Disraelis
first brief lease of power in that year.
Ill health drove Mr. Bright from otliw
in 1870, but in August. 157:,3 he became
Qluncellor of [Le Duchy of Lancaster,
malice which he held when the Liberal;
Muted at the beginning 'of 1117.} re
w to power in May, I“). The
Illnbardment of Alexandria, the moat
national incnlent of a policy in E-vypt
which Ind many to blame Mr. Gladstone,
nitlb'. fight out of ofiiceon July 17,1582:
figomdthpremiaalsoou tbelrisb
hm rule bill, which defeated the next
(immune-1711113311 Hisspccchesbad
much to do with the resultant dissolution
and the return of the Tory-Unionist majority
nowlnp'oier. Since that time Mr. Bright
huhemhooflhmostofthctime, totalicany
pertinpublicafl'airs, but has several times,
hforcibfle letters, given his support to the
administratim and tho coercion
. Neva-theirs, recent oourteaies have
between himand Mr. Glad-
CABLE FLASH E5
IIOIItalI Do lee ‘llIat Ile Iii to Never I‘lh
(‘olinoc Ion nlih the "tab linlon.
Minnow, Mitiih \ir ll11ii~tuu clm-
phatic'aliy dune». tia1 i p it that ho in tail
”Vet bh i'uiiIIc- ii 11 \‘ ”II the [Hub Loyal
and Patriulii union lluiii 11' l1 id N that lull
'~1
n-aignation Ill coin-«pu- 1111.1 oi tho fiiiiurooi‘l
In.» all: Iiipe loIIiIn .\Ii. l’IIriiI-ll through liIiI1
ti'anuu Iiulin 11 III) I i ,;1.It
lit III. n, .\liui h "< "lhct 'liii 111." ~ and \lil
Am- rIciIs 'piaycd ii guiiii- of b.1111 ball lic Io vmr 1
tar-lay “llh'll “‘1'“ \1.111 by th - l:iII.-i' train by
lltturu of 41111:. l
Lush-1x, .\lim'li ‘h—llicliiu-l Il.l\lll “ill.
primldcat tho iii-1111111,- “bi-‘11 Ill"ll‘\ (in-119 l
Is In llildl'c\~ lu Illililili In tho course of that l
gcntlcinnii's lll't'.e.'IlI tour 11: l‘.ii.:..'iii1l. li'chiiid'
and Scotland '
Sr. I'ITIZRNH'RU, .\tarcli 2'1. - Ilcfc‘rln'ce
limo IIV'H will to Suit/"Ilind 1o nun-Hum!
for tho unuobu 111 .,r H111 .\111 :4. who have
MLI'III‘I'III,‘1'III that 1 'llilll_t l
1
THIZ bTiiiKC Al AN L'l-ll).
“'urlt ill the I'IIII Itlvcr Hills tn “1- Iii-1
IIIIIIHI ’I‘o-dui. ,
FALL li1\ I'It. Muse, .\l;II'1'l1‘.‘~ ‘l'lw “11in“,
1-r'- MIilw 1~ 11\i11'..'iiid it 11 1\ "1:4 final
I'Vc‘i‘y Imiii In tlic city \\ ill I111 III 11:» iti'lHll Ii1~ :
day. The i'm'uiiiiiicndaiiont 1ic11'i'ii in “NIB
Itlhlll’sl lli'llll1'lil‘tlill ilc- lllt‘v‘ll‘l: «i ll." rit-
ecutivo coiiiiiiiitcc l.- Eillllitll"\‘- iioiii 1 iii of
IAI\\|I, \iliii'ii “v11- ”1.1.1. «I ill 1.11-1il11-I'in-1n, 1
failed to nl‘l'lt'u, and III-1 111111-1 lilll'l. “liich
amountel to M'\|'I'.II liI1u1i11-d duilam, \t’lLs
quickly 11xlinu5tol, \iliil; illIl-lii’ilul‘ “on.“
Illll clamoring for lL‘rtlhlttilt'l'. The executive 1
otli-‘crs then announced that no more i'cliei
would I11: gruiitul that day and held a want 1
llit‘t‘llllg, at which tho "It We conservative
iiiciiiben adde that :11 the union had no
friends and 11‘ 1 zztsi-lc I'niitriiimions IIiid E
Wholly failcl to r- iI-‘l/J‘ llicir cxluvlutions. it 1
was IIIjIIIIII'lUIh to cumin-.111 ttio 5trikc, rind
urgcd that tho- n'i'iIvI-rs In- I‘nliicsicd to l‘t'1'
turn to “orL' 'I'lll5 advi- 11 has umeuhl by 1
many, and no onc scenicd 11illiii;, ' tuauiicunu-
to tho “"‘t‘u‘IDa that the strike had failedi
l'innlly aconiprouiiso was nth-c tul by which
the conimitloc was appointed to wait on lin-I.
John Brown, of the \l'estni'instcr l’n-sl-y l
tcriuu church, who has afford-5| the strikem1
much Its-\Islflllt‘f', and ask his advice and my
operation Mr. Brown agreed with the mem-
hem who ciitiuc illul on 1- 1nd of the 511' the and
promised his aid III unnouuc iiig the I‘t’sull to
tho stnkch. l
Yesterday morning iii-1 cxw IiIin- commit-i
Ice held 1111111111 r inn-t iii,:, “Illtl 1i hub-d froml
h n'click until nfic 1r ltl,1iii-I iid~ prod u ri~1hi-.
tion to the, cil-‘cl that thc coiiiiiiiucc adviscd
the stiikirs to return to “oil; under piotesi
and inibiii'it their c:i~.o In the bltlli‘ board of:
If lillriillon.
'llu Illttm iiicotiirv ymtcrdziy morning was.
not iii liid lllt'lllII-II to au‘cpt llic rocoiii-l
iii~i'.1.:iti-1i. but utter explanations by the
l‘. 11. .\ll‘. brown and iiicinln-i's of the cxccu-l
11w c immilm- it \‘KL\ \otul to l‘t'lill‘ll to
u i'i; twin}.
.‘1 lair,;~- number of weavers; fiiiorcd coli-
tiiiiiiii; 1111 ntllke, but when the sittintioii‘
Wu.» 11.\pl: iiiiesl admitted that tin-111- c i~i- in nus
the boot that could I»: arm .11] :11
tiovcriior III-river .\snmillctl.
\l'aeiiixoros, March 'J~. ~-.\i.-1j_ Iii-org.- A, .
Anni-4, I‘clli‘cd. mail:- on :bNIllll lint t'H'Illllg
hi the lobby of tho Riggs liouao on IIHYI‘I'IH 1r 1
Beaver, 11f l’ciinsylrniiia. Antics was or-}
dciul out of llin lilii.‘ of tho proccsxioii on in-
auguration day by Gen. Gibmn. Iloclainicd'
to bi- aii aide of (juvenior Beaver, iiiid Iic|
iiiadccoiiipliiint to tlzc udjutniit 1,1 nunl of
the ui'tii-iiofiiiliwn. .-\t the .\'IIIII' tiiiic lic.
wrotoa lcttcr to Governor Bciivcr, which
Beaver did not uiisncr. Mccliiig Beaver in
the lobby of the liiggi ll‘ 11151» but evening, hc
Ilrkul llllll nhy he lxnd not answered 11’»
letter. Bciivcr rcp'iiwl that be no: “it!!!" tin1
habit of tlll~\\'t€llllg insult-iii b-ltcm A»
Bciivcr tiii'iiv-d to “ink away, .\riiim tria-d to ;
get hold of lllwIlIN' to pull it. lit-(Ivor “'III:
hint only one lcg, struck .\rlllt'r‘i uith thv1
crutch which lie riirriul. .\l'llii's int-1 thou
hib‘tlcdoiitnt' the bot-l by the ciriplnym‘oi‘
the li1 11i.~.c.
Trouble for tlic Milt Synilicnlc. 1
11.151 5.11115'111', .‘IlL'lI., March LNn—Tlii-i'e i~
a bitch in the salt nyniliculv negotiatioih
omng to thc cupidity of soun- of the Miclii'
gari iiiituufncturcrs«pirating salt blocks Iii-
ilopmulout of mw mills, notablyou the .\'t,
Ciairi'iv11i',i:i putting exorbitant pricc. oi:
their \"UIIL‘L Ullt: 111' the pi‘nriiiiioiit IllilllU-'
filtllll'tfl’a' suites that I11: “11.; ilppi'r‘ll-‘Il~l\i"
that the >yii1l.-'.1ii~ mould fall through; that
New York llllll K111151111 iiuiiiul'nctuni'~ :11'1-
ullniixiousto pin and but fii' 1111.1 ii1‘t.oii
of tin.- .‘dic li1-,; .11i iimiiuf1itt1ircr5,a~ mitt-d, hi1:
ho tliourht iii. 111: tviiuil b-- in dill-nit}: E
Univ»: it is brought 11b ~1It llr’ prcdii‘h nit“
\vIll drop to fifty t'l'llLv pci‘ bii'I'i-I, pcrimp~l
lower,nu1.l force iimiiy Iliunillflt'llll'i-I'.’ out of
thel11isiii1~s,astln.-.~alt inn: 'l11t i~1iiorli111dcil1
and the outimk IIIIIIIUIL‘ unh» lilullltliiin
can be r1~tric in],
l
Murderer II: incy Arrimlcd. l
‘1'.”10511111111115. 11.11 Haney, fliel
Guclph Iiiiirrl. l'r‘l‘, V-ih tunic-oi on r to oiliivm
from U I'.‘lpll}'t-.~‘li'f‘1l1|_\' and taken tothntc it}.
ll: llh‘y's :11, p1. ;ii:inc “hen brought intt l
tour! “.1 5 til it of n iiiniicoiiiplcbdi' hiokcn1
dow,ii iiiiiiiul1y and phy.~ir zilly. 'Iiierc isut
doubt of his insanity. Th.- policc any that
llni'vcy came lit-r1: last night cxprmeily to inur-
der his. 1. ”85011151 111133511313 Io hi1 sou's1
Ituusu-Ilsklllg’ him to mod. Iiini. The policcl
iutcrc 1111111 Lllu “it 5511 ,;o and Marv cy 'e arreatg
folionnl. lluivc _v 5: intention ammars to have
boon to kill i111 family before taking his own
life, thereby nin'llzg them thenlh‘gl‘uce con-
sequcnt upon his action.
.. )Iiuil Remit-r Bishop Ill.
Mixxnaroms. March 2:11— Miiid I’madei-l
Bub. 1p performed his foot of liiidinga necdle,l ,
previously hidden in a distant part of the
city, but it nearly cost him his life. The
drive was a distance of over a mile andi
through the most crowded streets of theE
city ”Elli-p, blindfolded, went straight to
the hiding pint»: of the ncolle, but imme
diately fell in a tit. Ilia body became rigid
and stream-i of perspiration poured from ban.
The doctors said the attack was something‘,
like cataicpsy. At a late hour Bishop “item
a very bad condition, coming out of one fit
only to fall into another.
A Postmaster “‘lio “'Ill Fight.
Sczuxrox, Pa, March :21. —Postinaster
Daniel W. Connolly, of this city, claim that
his mnlmi&lllll dour not expire until Jan. 20,
1190, and mill contest the right of the admin—
istration to mauve him. The name of D. M.
JODLS was sent to the senatens Connolly's
sin-comm This appointment was decided
upon, it ‘ni understwd, alter thenstmaster
gencral had laid the matter before tlm [resi-
deiit, who submitted it to the cabinet on
Tuwday last. The reason assigned (a Mr.
Connolly’s removal is incompetency.
'l'lie Chee- Tournament.
wa You, Martha—Yesterday’s gaine-
in the these moan-s recalled as follows:
Mama forte: tied his game 10]). G. Baird by
violating the rule requiring fifteen move! In
hour. Delmar resigned to Mclnod aim
forty- three moves. tic-nip and “1 oi. played
to a draw in thirty mov-t ShowaIker [not
Burille Iii aixtcen more: Birdr-igned u
Burr after twenty-two nova.
l WIIII Ii
‘ lived in It i‘ country MVefllI years and has
ween": new. w, 1- 1 1 . 1.» w . -
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING BENTINEL THURSDAY. IMABOH 281M889.
.w..._..__. m... -,n
FOII FOREIGN MISSIONS.
1Sevcii Important Places Filled
by the President.
ICON-ice III the Illgtlllilullull iii-hired hull IIIIIII I'I I INI III. .\' “III IN“ I .\NII.1
‘ltiuii Haiku-ad .\niiiiii fur the human
Minion. \Ilcii Thorndike Nice for II.
“union and I'IIITH‘L luau for the Hill-
IIIII~~IIIIIIIF tittii-i- \omlnutione.
\\' \u .\liii1 b The 'DII'PIIIII'III
"av-1111 to tin-11111.11.- ”11' I .IH“ 111;: IIIIIlllllll'
Inn‘-
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Murat ll:il~'1 ii 1 I 11L. 1. 111 Inc Illlill‘lt'r in:
_.I\1.r11\', '1‘.
‘11211, .1: III” 1 to l-1 Illlii .- l-ri
IIV'I'IIIJIII.
Alli-Ii 'i'liuiiidILc tin-c,
IiiiIiI~t~-i' In liiimn
I':tll isl;
int hill.
t'l:IIII,1-i
glEVllAllli'
SUPERIOR
Bliillliil’illilllll
THE PllllESI Mill BEST
la made only of atrlctl are cream
of tartar. strict] pay"? nimble of
noda, and a ainai portion of flour an a
"'14?! votive. nothing chm whatever, and
In warranted eiitin-ly free from :Ilum,
laiiiinoniu. phosphates, lime, and all the
3.“ “ \11 I,” ml. _1a1luiici .‘Illlrt t"n11pii-iitly found in baking
1-lmu1l1-re’llio "lllll‘lltll'l‘ of underlain
uscl. Hi It "It’ll ' an i 1 1
.\1-l 1] :1 Im, In I111 Iiiim tcl l ‘ . I 'h ll ' It ""1“" “l “I“,
combination. n-ndcr t' lcvclnnd' a superior
baking pond-1r the most healthful and meet
’llui11.1i~ll1.iii.«-I K. ill in, 1111-1- iiiiiii~h1r to wonomical in use. and it always affords
.\'.i \11
.l1l1i: iii-1.1.11! \l'ioo:i»:ii. l-ila‘lllllll-Ii'r to1
1 .
I111 11.
(Si 1 vI"'I‘
Ii‘,;.tl.
l.iiiv ii 11“.” of (bound, l'iiitid‘
Nutcs nttorn \ I-i tlic ~1iitlicrn 1h~tiiil of,
(ii-1111;“. .
”-ly'ii (ilciiii,of Northi'ai'olinii.ioln- United ‘
Stat-1. |nur~l|fll 1111‘ 12111 u'mturn 1II~trict of,
N1 ll‘lll L'aiolimi.
James I). ('liurcliill. of .\IhWIlll‘l, to be surv'
vcyor oft-1151111115 fur the purl of .\'t. Inuit 1
‘u~tiiia~t11i'5: .\'-11v York—A. \l'. luiiisiiig,‘
l'liitisbnrg.
I't’llll5yIHIlIl11 >ll.
ll. l'iili'ii‘k, ('iai'IuIi;
to II'
A. Paul. Silllrlllll'ul J.‘
I). M Joni-1. N‘i'unton. 1
1
llnlwi‘t Todd Lincoln nth-1.51111 It! the late-
l’r1><i1io-iit .\biiiliiiiii Lincoln and was born in
Spriiigih-Md Illa. in I‘ll. I M1 ii :ilociiliu'i‘luiol1
he was wiit to the Illinois hit. -it-- lilllh‘l‘rlly
nnd Illt'llu' to Hill'-
vnrd in Hill, “Ii. 11-
Im Hltllllillll‘tl i Ii
'I. III1 I‘HIIIII'III
tln niiiiy in tho
“Illll'l’ of that \t:ll
as n inpliiin on
(II’II. Grant's stiill',
land Ii» 11 part in ->
the «1 poriit ion ~ ’;
rr~iillod 1n
thc surrcii-lcr '
Irv nt .\ppoiiint-
11 1x, iit “hich l..-
\\'II\.]'I‘I'\'-‘Ilf. I’Iwi-
dciit Lincoln 1'.»
wired the first new.- of link ~aim-rider fri'lli
hisson, who rciiclicd “'nsliiiigtnn April ii.
The prouiv it at u as amissinnt. I that (“1‘11“ng
Young Lincoln ri~i ,zucd lii~ 1 illitllll‘flldl in the
army and I Mr ml the law firm 1. 1f 51 'iinuiiuii, l
Mii‘ ugg A" l-‘nih-r, in 1' inc i.-,:u. llc liiiscoii-
tinned to pi'iictii'cut tIii- t‘iiii':i,:n lvfll‘, “itli
1mm:- llllt‘l‘l’llplll‘llx over .‘lllI'I‘. “1- “cut in
Enriqc iii l‘i'l. “ilt'l‘v' lii- I‘-'Il|:illll'll scvcrul,
Iiioiiibs. l'i'i~1-!viit liiiitiv-id npynintcd Illlll'
si-i'ri-tiirvnf “111‘ II: Ins «'1ilviii1-i ill l'1‘i. Siiico,
hi5i'1-tircnwut from that 11v~1ti=11i h.- ll.’l.~ fr»
tlIItIIllyIl“IIIII'IIlI1-Il 11 115.1 1141512111 pn-‘i- ,
ll ‘IIIli’II c:1ndiii.i1c .\li Lin-win )5 “it"tlllttll
t-1Iiul:iii_:lit--ioto K'Ht‘llltll'f‘ lliirliiri,afl-1\\.i‘
\luiot IIli~ll'1tI nom- of the bent known:
IILIII‘I'V iii .-'-\iiiiiiuiii 11 airimlnm. Ile waslI
horn" in .\' 1th t 'iirolinii In 1‘10 but mini-Ito
I' 11-..- 11mm “Illi lil‘ mm 1111. iii 1'1“ lle 119-:
.,:-an “’1' 13 1111110111: 1
Ivy and then be
I'niiin a reporter. ,
I. it t I1 r be cub-red
the Farm: rs c ol- l
l~-_ :c uni continued
iiii'..11t.1ti11
' 1 \15p:I|1'1‘~. ”1'1
\1 ilml I‘ll sou-nil
121-1" nib-1' Iciiv-
;’1"-lic;.:1', and iii
i‘ol lni'iiiueniiu-iii- '
l1: 1' of lh» IEI'iii
‘ uliIi-h inviiml Th»-
(‘1- -1iiiiii1r1: :.il a p41-
~1.11I:ruaid 1111-,
~11! lr-Ib l “Ill! Tin-l
(Pm-11c. .\lr linistin-l lin~l~vr many trill";
Ii-cn n f<~rc~~ in I ”do lb publl' :iii politii .- d].
t 1-111 'lt ll" llih‘ iiizidcmiiic I‘r'lll‘ll’hillllt‘l'llit
o rpm-.1111. H11 enough ci'itzci-ul ticii. ‘
Iii'.|ll1'.~("'ll1.-'lIIIl'lII{lllv' 1-111' and n" .is up
[11.11l111ll11-12-w --l' I‘Jl'dBI tii1.p~_ Iic nu»
11111 of tlo- Lllt'z'nl Ilrpuirlii'liih It'lzo >111»
p x'tml ”1 rim-ctii‘n-civ-i' inr‘ III" pri‘nldoni'y :II,
[‘72. Ilenrh 1'1 ruin-.1 :IEI ivppum- tof .\li'
lliziiic, but 15' now :1 “arm fl‘li‘ilfi of the
"l’1u'izul Knignl."
.\llcll 'l'bnrniliki: Iiic 1 1" lu~t,known a, m.»
Hlllnl' and prupriv- tnr- f The North Americ in 1
[in i1 lie “11» b-rn in Huston in 15.13, of
“val: Iiy pirv ms or: 1| at l8 y‘c' In. of age “out,
to lung-11M nirt cn- 1
tcrcd Uxi’ord uni-1
\"chity, “ht-re lic
took his dcgrcc in,
I575. III-luming I111
the United States;
he cntc r-1 u the tul- '
uinbiu L'oilcgc Inn
.51- liool, but bun
iicvcr pi iii'tic cil
law. lie purchascd ‘1
The North Ameri-
can llcview in 1579,
and has since made
I! one of the IXSIUI
American pcriodi
cals. He also owns a controlling inturt-st i111
The Paris Matiii. He has besides gchn firmn-
ciul aid to u-vernl other papers, and is gener-
1nlly creiited with being the pun-1c carrier for
Henry (icorge's Standard. Mr. Ilii'e was
some time ago an unsuccessful candidate for
c ngrcss and ‘15: an advocate of ballot reform '
licorge B. Luring. of Mamchusctts, is I115!
known income of his connection with the
department of agriciflturc, of which he has
coiniiibnioncr from 1.551 to “3‘1. lie is “1'2
yt‘ill'w of 111,. '11 and is a Han ard gm Iuatc.
I‘.it: cl; I“ gaii. of Nebraska, in one of the
bed I11. 0 an of the Ineh Home lluleni, and a
lmiding spirit of the Land lea-rue. he has
i
nl
III Hill" I' T. I.I.\I ‘I ”A.
.‘1‘il IL.\ I IlAlnriTI-LAII.
't~ 1
TIIURNIHKE IlIl‘E.
quite reccntly distinguished himself by uri-
trunking the for" eric» of the pcrjured witness
Pigott, whoa: lutiiiiuny had been relied upon
tosiiiircli the charm tui of Parnell. He has
born in l' :i ly hanin, county Illllgfofd, in 1811.
Thomas Ryan, of Kansas, is a native of
New York, where he was born in 15:17. He
eervcdduimg-tho war as a volunteer, was
severely Wounded and emergcd as a captain
in 1831. Flora that time he has held various
legal pmition‘s in Hans: and has been a
rcprtsiuiiativciu mngrc- in six successive
00112th
John Hicks, of \l Lccrxin, is a native
American, «I: yeani of age. the cornea from
Oshkosh, the home of Senator Sawyer, and is
proprietor and editor of momma North-
western. He has several time: been elected
president of the Wisconsin State Pru- any
action, but has never before held public
0mm).
Death of a t: inri-n-ii'andp.
Cixnasa‘n, 0., March 2S.—Jndge Jacob
Bm-netmgied at his mulenoe, on Hound ctr-eel
near htii in his 7.1] year. Kin a w in
District Attorney Bonnet. “PM
l‘1 II‘I' iii_:, if .\lu ~ “I llll~l ti», to Iii-l
. llllllhlil' Icsiiliiii 1111.11-1'11 111 1,11 mud to l on
u Iltlll‘dllllt‘. nutritious. and delicious food.
II 1.11 mm illlilllt‘lltIt'II forpmity. healthful-
ncns and ellicieucv by liovcrnment and
State chi-misfit. c'licmietn of Boat: In of
Health. and prufo 11.1mm in institutions of
HlCtutllilg ihiou .:liout the country.
b‘old only in inns, full weight.
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The Chasm 'l‘ca Ever Cferczl.
PERFECTL‘! PURE.
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emit“! wear. some net.
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local hx. 5.!1) " Armin.
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Local In. 10.1‘.’ Accoin
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C1011 " Boetoan. 8.19 “ Accum.
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7.25 " Local Exp.
@319 “ accoin.
Traine Leave but Norwnllz.
some weer. 60180 luv.
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den. Sup'
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Di .‘1‘ IIIIIII & Noll“ ALK DIVISION.
Con-cued l-‘chmary Ith. 1511.5:
Paeeenger Tralue.
BOUT] l.
Lv:tomalk.1.v, So. .\'orwaik. Ar. Wilson Poin
733a.m. twain. Emma.
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9 00 a. in.
not p in
NOII'I‘II.
Lv. Wilson Point. 13.30. Norwaik. Ar..‘lorwalk
, I 10 a. m. Mixed 120 a. In. M‘x'd 2 in Mixed
“5 .. 11 53., .1 .1 MI .1
845 “ 918 “ Qilmm.
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amour.
9 '10 a. In 9 '15 a. In.
6 52 p. In 6 5'1 p, m.
W. 11. s'rIzvxiison,VicePrca.and Gcni titan-gin.
I". C. Pantx. Sn ntcndent.
A. W. I’riulitt. eral Pneeenzer Agent.
MAIN LINE.
heave Bridgeport for I’ittetlchl.
, 111mm! run.
tempura express 173011.111.
.610 accommo‘ n l
i
3601!: only as far Is Great Barringron.
'Goenunly an far as New ltil'ord
WI.H.81rxvxnm,Vieehee‘t& Gen‘lhtm‘fi
W. K. LYoIl. Supt.
AW. ann, GmahmzerAg‘L. BridgeporLCI
“Portraits
IN?“ oil, pastel and crayon. Black and White
Pulcle. Artwork of all deem tiona
Bull”
TIIOIAB namna'r’i. “113310.11." "‘1
Pllllli Sillll
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Druggists,
No.11 lain Street, Norwalk.
eal Estat
eal state,
CITY AND COUNTRY.
0O.
Fl ill HA I .l". B\'
lilllilll & lilllllEli,
llltlAIn It}. '1‘ k'llltl.
FIRE, LIFE AND” ACCIDENT
INSURANCE
AGENTS.
45 and 417 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Desirable Buildinglotswsmmg:
Franklin, Summitt and West Streets, also
on Elmwood, Bayview and Taylor aves.,
and on Hillside Place.
a... .‘> ...
on Elmwood
ward and Stuart aves., also on Monroe,
West, Lowe, Spring, Cedar Concord and
Chestnut Sts., on the Turnpike, Roton
Hill and Ely Neck Roads, and desirable
residences in East Norwalk.
We havelhe Plan °‘ m 'm‘"
and veryconven-
tly arranged 8 room houses, the founda-
tions of which are already laid on West St.
which can be finished by the first of June.
exjncelle’tstate
A Farm at ‘5 Acres of cultivation.
dwelling and out-houses in good condition,
ready for occupancy, situated about 1 mile
from East Norwalk Railroad Station.
01' 26 acres,
Alarm at 80.Wilton 1......
out- houses and land all in good condi-
tion. A'variety of goodfruit on the place.
Alarm of 40 acres in llarien
10 minute's walk from the Rowavtom
Station.
Avery desirabl Country residence
witliine'i ominnth
walk of Noroton Station of 35 acres,
Grounds and improvements in good
condition.
other Progeny
to call.
on our list. Pu
chascrs are invite
Improved Property..,.,., 11...:1
‘1‘ 71.01: SD GOLDEN,
'eeI letate. I‘lre. Life. A hint,
l'liitetllaio. and steam ollcr
I 11 SURANCE AGENTS
Alon Alcnle for the little of
”dire-intro and Farm Mortgage
0 a 7 per cent. Honda.
1 can. Negotiated.
or ice—45 naive-111mm at. so. Norwellt
11 111111111111 11111,
157% Main Street,
1 m, NuitWMh
1 0.9
1 FRAMING at lowest min-<1.
lFull line of Artists’ Materials.
l New and Second-Hand
AGONS,
New and Second-Hand
‘ ARTS
l A Lot of
heap Horses,
Good Depot Wagon,
One (1121111111 Wagon,
0111: Butcher’s Wagon
ERTILI ZERS,
rass Seed.
Seed Oats.
- axo—
lBarn-l’ard llaiiures.
AlM ill] Bllfll
BEE HIVE
‘cnei'al Intelligence Oilice
ny one in want of employment. or wizhing to
henzc hi: or IILI’ place, Will And it will my them to
all here and 11151149! the ir homer. dice frcc
'nntlcmcn will be charged the mm of 2'1 (:19. I
on want to buy, or cell. or rent or Inquire for any
hing you can do no hi rc an we mil advcrliéc at Ihc
bloc evc ry day. “ c ban a i-itting room for Lnlico
i! one for Gcnh- al-u
mi
e have a rertanrant where you can act anything
romasc. undwicii to a full meal at all home
(I by the day or week: aleo bruins.
flil in loan Keanectfully, B'EB I!“ K.
\‘o. 5 Water St. .. Borough.
1 Lent Has Come
And we are prcpand to fiirci- h nllk ind: of
‘Fresh and Salt Fish,
Wholieair- and Rttsil. Ilatc made arm!”-
,mcnu for an extra quantity every day through Lent.
l GENUINE NORWALK 013151131
That have not been fl rated.
'Pure Tomatoe Catsup.
Spinach,
Le It 11 c e , Radislios,
I’ickled Ovsters,
131.12.122.11. )1 1111115 T ll\.
PRES" EVERY ”Al
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HUNT & ZELUF "S
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JAN lenl'. l 889.
ycn can
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We offer during this month a
LARG‘E STOCK
WINTER llLillKS,
New Goods, at Cost.
One lot, old style-:4, at $2.00
for choice.
Large lot Dress Goods
markod" -5 to 500 placed on
separate counters ..t uniform
price or 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 lst.
lllBLE lllllllll.
A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
mum»... moi-uni.
W. O.QUINTARD,
m amnion.
111411111111 3111.! Stone. Coping.
Lawn aounnl.
(B‘A R RIACIE BLOCKS.
Nun, «Nu-1.
Manufactured by C. T. lEONAlID,
on Water Iii-ect- Jail 1,
F] N 1']
Wll‘illl REPllllllll}
» IIV""‘"
SKILLED WORKHEH.
’I'lii- folloulrit 11- tlu ccriiflratcoffl I). lleylce, a
Rlll|l|lllt oflhi Winona ‘tliuul of Bowling, now
wit I
ll()l\IE.l{l 8. l l()‘Y'I‘.
JEWELER,
No. If» lhillrmul Pun-.0.
WINIINA,MII~. Feb. “b.1889.
'l‘lilr iii in ceriitv that Ir. :1. I). Baylea he: been
with mt. aee pupil and I can highly recommend
him no lwiitchmalicrto any in nccd of the
wniceeoa acompctcnt and tine workman. Bacon
Iuni out In fine work ae an man, he an a very
one and complete not of too a, and he: made many
opt-chi toole under my ins-traction; hia Jewelinl II
perfectly elm-n1, and I might go on and auto much
more. but rpare forhidu no will make a vuy
valuable addition many jewelry Itolo and I hlahly
recommend the young man to any one. Ir. Bele
hudonc t...
workin ln-t—ciueetylc. lie has done American.
Bnuiluh and e'w'nii work and 21- m- nl repairing about
all sinus of weiclicn. lie dou- his work el tl .
. \our-iruly. W. MW y
EN’FJNI N (Br
Commercial School.
BUSINESS DEI’ARTNENT— By a eyetem of
ofliue, man all kinds of bunini-ee paper. with
which OilfK olare do buriueee, they are practically
tedfor on commercial poeition. Stallone——
Monday. W1 nceday and Pride evenings
nilOlt'l‘IIANl) AND ,TY "lfrllltlTING DI-
. connect in in charge of a practical teacher. who
can secure beet ruulie. Sessions—Tuned” and
Thursday awnings.
GERMAN CLASS—A practical teacher from
inlet; College givt'ié lczeone two afternoon each
wi
Wouldbcplcaacdto have you call or erlte for
pemtulare.F1tA.\'KII RC 5003.
Gazette Building, Sorwallt, Ct.
I'. S.— Al-o of Beanie-e Dcpartmcnt, Bridgeport
Burinc-i-t ‘oliegc. )8
5659*
BA kg [iv !
COltNL'CUI'lAS. (‘ANDY TOYS. anda full unort-
mcut of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
LAUDEB'B BLOCK.
9151f
The Best Kindling Wood
Nowtobehadleeold byC T. Imnudin bag! of
50 lbs. at. 500 Each.
One ccnte worth in rufllcflicnt to kindle any ordinary
re.
c. 1‘. 1.303380,
Water 51., Nomlk.
flit!
18\01'Lll \Iain St
SERINEOETYLES
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of Gilts
At 25, 30, and ‘0 Cents. Double Boll.
Enibor-zi-md Gilts
New Styles, at 40c. Double Roll,
—n—
DECKER’S
Palm and Wall Paper Store,
1 N North Main St"
South Nor‘valk, Ct.
CASH
luesllllnsi
4. M... A"...
ONLY LOOK!
I’iil-ebnry‘e Beet Flour, per bbl 3775
beg . I“
12); the Granulated Sugar It!
Fine Butter“ :0ch
t . .. - ”ch
511» New Pruner .. _g¢
Rockt‘andy eymp.... ....Itht
(.‘eiiforniaCherriu ........... twea-
Ixnneeuc " ....... mean
Pin: Iixed'l‘ca. ........ , “45: lb
Brapmmd Apple: ......... .. "12: lb
Dricdl’cacher. .... .. ...... . ............ all)
_AT—_
W. 1111111111 81111111111,
92 Washington Street.
A.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
the Val Repairing a weekly.
u Hull-ste- IL. - loath Imam.
S. lt‘lERRIS“
Norwalk Chronicler