Hum INWRACKS.
The Proposed Abolishmcnt of
the Morningr Inspection.
“I" [\Nl til‘l‘lt‘lilts‘ tll'l'tlsll II.
II Adlqtnl Kimberly Ilcap-itiatlilu tor the
Dtaalter at “anu- i‘.‘ ~1‘lu- It: inaluiI-u Im-
pol-taut "turn in he» \oili" ‘Illl' t .uup-
trollenhlp of the t‘um-ru-y.
Wuuivmwix, :\til'll li—-A great
army odilm l‘a hope, iHl' lbw c, > «I --l' the in my.
that the pl‘ulnim-d primal out. r Mulching
fluinlay morning liixpz I'll n mil not b - |~ owl.
There are no good mn- n~. “dinner-d lg. its
ad'l‘m'atca and ”Win urn «may 'JIH' II should
nail-nu its il l». imli ill the army
lull navy. In loolmi upon an “cleaning day,"
In for at the garriwm and siiipi art-con-
name i, and no imbtury duly other than that
nil-ohm ly nwemiry is perb lined. The new
ltlofl |~' ‘-~ Inna lIli' ue- lily urpu-zioii llxud
Le >..tii"~l.i_\ llllit'llriflll. 'I'Ins mull-s Milirluy
Illll'H'
Narnia...
a \iiiliit‘r .naling day l.i~I llii i.--~~ ingot»
uirl. vita.“ Surli d.~lin,o «licl \wb-Iaiis iii
.
llr- Lllf‘ lieu. Sil‘liil'i .iml tin-n. Norman
Vivi w-pi-md to ii.- philv’i-I i-liaiue. (In
llil-vubjw‘t Griz. filo hi .I nil: "livery well
rnLrttltitol family pron-tau its cidldr. n u lift it
Ndu, n chung- of Not. .1: and a general
piill hing on Sunday and “nu. and the midlan-
I-ciii: children of Ih - gm 'Illllli'ltl should be
tit-at d in lilt' unm- \'-. 3
rm: insulin :r ”not.
During the pint work there has been con-
rltlt'l'flllll' tall; in naval f'll'l'Ii'\ ab ut the m
filarllulldllly tor the rec-n' dz- aster at Saiuoa.
A number of the Ill-wit pronounced discip-
Iluuriuiisuf tln-scrvwoan- toll slow tot-un-
ileumthcnctiounf .l-lriiirnl Kimberly inal-J
lowing the visa-is to be caught in such a
storm nithout rising sunr- prwnuiionary
Illi‘dkllrt‘i. 'I'his Wlhllnl wsimn of the year
whcuhurricaner. and tidal With-s might be
lmkul for, and the vanilla; directions plainly
state this fact. Many clil-‘ci': think, esp.»
claliy hince the i-tory ot‘ the |1“'l|l4' of the
'British steamer l‘alliope. that lIIl't'i' is sure to
be an investigation by a mart of inquiry.
The long of life and ships will have to be iii-
ipiired info. If there wm coal enough to get
rip-team on the ships it was. they say. Ad-
miral Kiiuberly'sduly to have tired up and
mu them out of the harbor. as the coin-
ninnder of the Calliope did, and then rode
out the gale. If there was no coal, thou the
consent “ti-v state of affairs should be in-
quired into and the rmwndbility placed
where it belongs".
NEW voltK M'I'ulxt’mzsm
fiince the appointment of the collector and
pnatniadct' of New York the interest and Mr
tentiou of New York politicians have con-
aiderabty snlnided. Unly live more important
appointments are cxmcu-d there mm, and
theyaretheappraiwr-r of the port and the
gemnflawrniwr. Tin-first named olllceis
one of political nrqmrtancc, as there is my;-
giderable patronage attached to it. The gen-
mlaplwaiscr isalsonn other of importance
to nicrcliauts, but not esp-(wily so to politi-
cians. It is understoml flint the appoint-
lnent of naval oilicer for New York has been
postpillt'd. and the mm:- is true of United
States marshal for that district. Gen.
Jame: ()‘lleirne is prominently mentioned for
that plans. but the print-tit incumbent, liar-
alutl McMahon. will probably remain until
Julyaml. possibly, remain i-veu four months
longer than that. It all tIt'pt'lbls' upon the
dirt-ion which the president and theuttoi'ney
general arrive atas to when the term of
oflice of a man appointed in vacation ex-
pires The New York marshal was appointed
fouryeau ago next July, but was not con.
firmeduntil thosenateiuvt in the December
following. The comui'bsion runs for four
years from the time of continuation.
'mx (tournamutu or 1m: cvnnest‘v.
Anew candidate for the place of comp
troller of the currency has appeared in the
will of cx-llepreaentative Edward S. Lacy,
of Charlotte, Mich. Mr. lacy represented
the'l'hinl (,‘ongrmiionul district of Michigan 1
lathe Forty—seventh and Forty-eighth con-
gresses. and made considerable reputation
fir himself in that time in his Work on finan-
cial matters in the house. Heis abanker,
and Senator: McMillan and Stockbridgc,
who prewnted his name to the president,
emphasized the fact of his familiarity with
hat-king matters It. in mid that the ap-
pointment of the comptroller of the curren
will he made next week. Mr. Richard Par-
”. of Cleveland, is the :othr :prominent
candidate for the place.
flu: t'oiutrows.
Thenevv steel gunlmat Yorktown will be
put In commission “’ulnmluy. Commander
r. E Chadwick, who has been naval attache
at the American legation in Loraion for the
the wt seven years, has been ordered to
umnnand the whip. The Yorktown will not,
for the fluent ntleast. be attached to any
of the regular squadrons, but will be em-
ployed on Win] service.
Funeral aerviaa were held at noon yester-
day in the senate reception room at the
iCapitnl over the remains of James J. Christie.
who died here Saturday rimming. Senators
mantis, llawlcy, Teller and Hale and others.
intact, nearly all the senators now in the
elty,a number of emigre-anion. and many
per-enal friends of the dmui‘d—inclnding
lien. fliyntou. 1-1. B. Wight. l’. V. DeGraw
my! many other jouninlishr were present.
The floral offer-rigs about the casket were
prduwe and beautiful; Dr. Butler, chaplain
of the rennin. delivered a brief oration, aftel
wants the remains married to the Run;
lylvania dqnt, and at 3 p. at. under «curt
of the Venerable Capt. Basie", assistant
.dtxrlieeper of the senate; Cliff Warden, of
,flteprta‘g gallery; Charles B. Reade, George
H. llnyd, Col. Cora-r and W. R. Reynolds,
,9: theelerk's nfiice of the senate, left for
Dover, .'. ll. llr. Frank Christie, brother
‘of the damned. also accompanied the re
’ mains to hi: home in New Hampshire.
' . rue rmrnzxr‘a murmur.
The {resident has given nveml sittings to
Mr] Savage hunter, who is to produce a
portrait in oil ochn. Harrison at an early
day. Sir. under has completed a portrait
of the daughter of Robert Lincoln, and is
now waking on one of the Chinese ministers
A Dlwtrona Fire.
In Onuaxa. IA, April u—A special
in.” from Vicksburg my: a flu at
L‘Inrkailalo Friday night burned the busi-
aeapnrtlmof the town and a numberof
m Anton; theloserlareJ. Suddath,
um and J. J. Price. The parties
. named all owned large
‘lulsplatndat between 875.0% and $100,001
Ix-Gour-or Porter'- lllnoaa.
lanunroua, April 8. ~Ex-Governtl'
Mb What improved and his physi-
dahlleva thathell now out of danger,
(by! he quake guardodly. The patient
“macaw in hi1 feet and his
,WJaI mm.- hrought on by too
w flag. Khaki-“enough!" will
mam-uh for Washington and after
at. instruction will leave for
it u .i" 'i
8500.000 FIRE IN
Hubbard 1; tl|.'~ \ve.
IM‘lntltH .Jila‘i‘lt
PITT;BURQ
~bmcl and u.-
Iimu»... it.
l‘iitaiii'iui. in. .\,.:i \ ~in \' on.
IX“. \i. animal .1“ incl i . - i Ii 4 bit-£6;
(mink-Aw ilfr Ill 1.. . wu,l.i
I iliiii lo he as In. -N»i.l| ., n.1,: ill] in
year.
.\I 10..“ o'c'mli )t‘hlt'riIJIY ~1i .ii I«.; luv
With-Ilw'i-h'rml Ill 1er «lion-I Ii pii nu- ii, and
in It'hh llian lmmi . inmulm ll.t* '1 n ..-.~ had
cinch-p AI II: c wine in“ lui \ , li- . «tin; of
four Ln". llltilli' lain-ling . in fun h ion the
tutor plaid. “llll ll‘ Iiiiicldm 13 and duck.
was aim» id llilti~ Irv, r'umm Muir.)
euvciul by ill UI’IIIII't'
'l‘lictli'm tuiploinl .li'o nun. who Will be
thrown out t‘l emploilnuul fur a llllli‘, it
I-‘dll.’ the llili‘iillriil ml the thin to rebuild
tiuiimlidfcly. 'I In l:ii,;c plant of lili‘ li. iii at
livitii‘l‘ Falls is .il :tI‘>ilt‘l‘l‘t‘dil“’ll, us tliehl- t‘It'
l- r the am inn buy all lob [Im- am far»
Iii~lmil by the “lil'lh Ill IIIIN r'll)‘. The origin
cf the lite i~ n lily-lei».
HEM'VIED IN BY FIRE.
Kurrrm Ewapc of n l'nsm-ugcr Train on
the Dakota I'rntrle.
('IIUILI'IILAIY. It, 'I‘.. April it. ~ The pcuplt‘
on the piw-ugtwi' from from the filial nu tlic
N I'mil Inn-I Siliiiuhiy Inn-l an exciting cx
[I'l‘lt'llii- iii-.ir Mt. Vernon. .\ prairie lll'e
w.i~ i‘i-;iug lll'r-Illlil the track. and tliccngl-
ll|"l. riot knouiiz; Il~ evf'lit. ran into it.
tw‘in'r‘lllig In lll‘l though to safely inn few
lac-meme. lie found the fire getting wotlr,
however. Ind litiiillv slapped, but? could not
1 un I'm-k, a». the llruues behind had made the
track iiiisaie. 'l'lie pamengci'a and train
hands got out and fought the fire, but the
danger ltcpl illt‘l'I‘HMII: Finally the engineer
“it: forced to proceed, as to remain still
would have been l'ntni. it was termed that
the rails were warped and the what-age“ ex-
pected a terrible iiv'u'Iilciil, but after what
acciiu‘ri a long period of suspense the trniii
emerged from th- MIMIC-l and llauuw rafely.
Several of the [mascugeni who Illlll engaged
hi lighting the (lanes were painfully burnt-d.
The women pawengchi were terribly agitator!
by their alarming experience.
SAVANNAH'S GREAT L053.
Many llulldlugu llentroyed by Fire—Tho
Ian.» Near ll.tttltl.000.
EM‘ASNMI. tla., April N.——.\ lire hero on
Saturday night duntroy‘ed all the buildings
between York and South Broad streets on
each sideof Whittaker street. None of them
Were valuable structures and the loss will
not exceed Mum. From Whittaker street,
east, along the north Mile of South Broad
snwt, within one house of Bull street, every
building was burned. The building lcl't stand-
ing was the l't‘siil-‘llt‘uttf Dr. llv-pps, alarge
brick structure. Noll» of life is reported
and no serious casualties.
M. Slei'nberg. jcu'cler, on Broughtoii street:
was nl~o buruwl out. His loss is 850.000. A
small dry goods store adjoining was de-
atroyed, and all the buildings on the south
side of the block on York slncet between
\l'liiltal.ci' nllll llull strut-:5. It is believed
the total loot will not fall .short. of SiJlUiMlIU.
Fire engines were atartod from the neighbor-
ingcitin-s, but they were oi'ilrrml back before
reaching here.
’I'Iilnlta Glitdutone In a Humbug.
NEW YniiK, April S.m:\l the meeting of
the Anti-Poverty society last night at L‘mper
Union James ltedpathnvho recently returned
from ire-land, was received \‘lllll enthusiasm.
llisln-alth is evidently much improved, but
he has not yet gained control of his voice.
The Land league, he reports, has reduced the
renls in iii-land Shannan)" year. Then»
fifths of “IF iiioni y for the Land league has
come from America. Only two priests out
of ::,000 there have not t‘tiiiic out openly for
the irish cause, He said among other things:
“i think Gladstone a grand old humbug. and
if the lrecdoni of lrcliuid depends on his sin-
cci'ily i should sadly (our for the slicer-us. oi
her cause." .\Ir. itcdiiath thought that Inn
land would have home rule within three
years.
(ten. l'itlrchitd nesting.
New (Janus-s. April bi.-—.-\n interesting
npcctntorof tho L'onfedei'ab- Decoration day
ceremonies in New Orleans, though not many
rrvogniycl him. was ‘ Maj. lien. Lucius Pair-
cliiI-l. lie hm been for the part six weeks in
Biloxi. Ming, a (lull mar-t resort, eighty
miles cast of here. lie is out of luditics, he
horns. forever. He .‘QL‘kS now hcnIih and
comfort. He says he Illla had a most delight-
ful time at Biioxi. swuiliug most of his time
fishing and strolling through the woods. Hi-
proporcfi to sin y in New Orleans some weeks,
and will participate with the local Grand
Army post-r in celebrating the anniversary
of tIv-irmulcr in a few days. His wife and
daughtcn are with him.
.\ (‘nue for Mr. Barnum.
[human-our, April 8.—Fu|ly fifty ycun
:go I’. 'i‘. Barnum of this city edited and
ldllillrllnl at Bethel the Herald of Freedom.
His unqualified utterances ultiinatei ro-
suited in his infarct-ration in the I) bury
jail, Ashoi't time tigt)‘ Editor \Vildnian of
that city, who was formerly a typesetter
an the old Herald, sent the showman a cunt
made from a portion of tho now demolished
building where Mr. llai‘uiiiu was ”imprisoned
half a century ago for publishing the tnith.’
Mr. liaruum was .w pleased with the me
meuto that he has returned the compliment
to the veteran editor with a valuable gift.
I'utnl Ilullruatl Accident.
Batrixnma. April S.—.\ fatal wreck or:
curred on thrv York river branch of the Rich-
mond and ‘Danville road. about two mile
above West Point. \’n., about ll o‘cloct
Saturday night. The heavy‘rhlm 'tvnfiie‘
out a culvert an] apart of the'rla'm l-etween
the tank pond and the river, and an englnt
and yeven freight curs plunged in the wmah»
out. Two nmi, a colored brakeinun and thi
tin-man, a young man named Durvin, \vei‘t
Luriml under the cans and killed. The body
of the fireman has been gotten out, but tht
colored llillll has not yet bwn found. En-
gineer Lynch was terribly tic-aided, but. man-
aged to crawl out of the wreck.
Mrs. Nancy Aalitun'a Funeral.
Parensox, N. J.. April 8.-—Thu funeral of
Mrs. Nani-y Ashton yesterday afternoon was
the largest cl‘cl' teuib-rwl to a Woman in this
city. 5h;- was greatly respected Mrs.
Admin “:1" the iiiolIiL-i' of Frank Avhtun,
who “as for yeam in Russia impel-intending
the wintruction of I'fliiromlai. Sh.- died in her
79th year. li-n' many churitabledeels are
well kaoun. and the porn of Paterson have
loot one “built-voted the greater part of he!
lilo tuamelmrutiug their suiferings. Floral
tribute. were so numerous that a special
coach tonld not contain them all.
A Daylight Outrage.
Saw Unexuwicx, N. J., April 8.—Satur-
day aft ‘ruo nu, whim ML-is Anna Newbruadt,
ofSayreVille,aud her sister wore on their
way Ironic on the South Amboy road, three
men assaulted Miss i'uwbrandt and tried to
steal Ilnl’ money. The sister was loitering on
the road mule distance behind when she
heard min for help. Owning a little clasp-
knife. the ma boldly to the rescue, at the
.m- tin» acre-tuna; for uslstauce. Th:
vial-a- took to the wood-ltd have
at been ruptured.
._-m. ..J‘ “rattan Us.
All INSANE alts rim?
“SOUTH NORWALK
Running Naked Through Lin-
(oln Park in Chicago.
A S'l‘lll'l'ldxti SIHIIT IN 'I'IIII \Itilll
til it Mlllimmlrv
\~\llllll. Illuwtu lh-ru If "I III'I
I.
'I'lw ll‘w.,liti-i' I It'll'll'l
'ltllll t
flu-nun; .u she lino. hut inunlly
luv” it. u by a I'otio-anmn.
('IIt-' ml. April 3 - Saturday night at t
o'- I. \Ilnllldltl Miller, and 250, a :I'III'SIJI'I
id Milli-v iltlh' .IUIHI .“IIII'I', id \II II". “In.
e I'llV‘ti from r. pi‘iinfc insani- .i~riimi Inl“lli~l
iii the \ivuntv i-f ldlli'tdll pa. i. Ill this city,
whin- until-inning ll'v‘ulllu'ltl. The
girl ilod iln'nii :li I.'llt‘I'Ii| pal a .‘iu-I nil she I'llll
d \mtul her-i II of Ill'i' i'tli~i.llit‘rull, liat,ctc.,
“Inch yd"- Ilnt-n auny while running like a
door. l|.i\ lug darted hither and tliilliei
ll.lw|l',:Il the iiindoi; pathway» oi t‘u- park.
Il'i':IIt\\Iillt' tcarii i; . If the n iii.iii.d.-r of Ian
c} Hiring. Ill-n Miller finally «a - v led in IIl
\t tum; hit-sell oi n-iriy part . r, l ‘ii'lllllli'.
even to shave and ~liI'Llll.'~, ami m ‘Im no
down l‘niilllill-‘rl to llm' II”. n gl. in. pal. n.
u Mlllllli i‘ly d well u, startiivia; tlic l n p o
pin who happened FRI”. aIn-o-l m iluipnrl.
irn m_clnhy a night and frightening lhc
bonaot holulut pic llll‘u ri-ltrsuiri-rwunl
lumnd.
Park Police omm- llnlleisle mw the up
pai'ition as it I'llhllt‘l madly along and gun
rim-c. flu the former rped. sprvadiug terror.
\l'hcn directly t‘flsl of the park engine room
It darted straight toward the building, and
it uh a tremendous hmud went in at an open
uni-low. fading inlotln-eiuino room tlfllcer
Ih'lleislo caught a glance of the llying form,
and, with a cry of horror, dart-d forward in
tliodarkto catch It. lle min brought tli-
fin-men in With the exclamation: “fireat
Iiciu'cm, mmnquick. It‘s a \vum-iu, and hill'
qu» no clothes on at all."
“Yes, I'm a girl, but don‘t :tull anvbo Iy,"
~Ii - \vu-
'tuiswernltba- woman, whom the [IIIII'v‘lllflll
had caught and was too astonisliul to let go.
"I want to stay here tonight an I don't want
any one to know where i am, "
"But you haven't any clothes on, not even
shoes or idockings," said (ltlleer Belleisle.
“and you are cold. Where are your clothes?"
“They are about a mile from here. up in
the park. I plillcd them all off, so I could
outrun the doctors and the unmu mid to
people wouldn't know me, and l dul outrun
thmu, and maple got neural of me and ran
away. and the home: all got scared, too, and
I ran in here and am going to stay, too."
The engineers old still and greasy overalls
were produced by the fireman and the now
shivering girl wasinducrsl to put them on.
.len the old cont was brought nii-I \\ rapped
around the slender tom) and buttoiml up to
the chin. A light has brought and both lllt‘ll
were astonished to me before them a tall.
slender, delicate looking woman with skin as
white as suvm‘, an oval ft|t‘c \"llII n-iineineut.
culture and intellect showing in every
lincancut, dark grey eyes “All a «parkling,
alert exprcsdon, and black hair. The North
Halsted street patrol wagon was called and
the poor girl was taken to the 11st (fin-ago
avenue station, biit an hour later was re-
turnel to th - Sanitarium in u-hirg» of
physiciaua
Did blue Poison Iler "urban-I?
Bonnrsrowx. N. J.. April S.~-.\b-.~. Mary
Cline, wife of the Herman >Il-I'lll.‘lkl'l', David
('Iiiie, who \vrs urn-dc l Nitiii‘dayoiia charge
of having put poison in her lithiutlbl‘n rottw,
had a Hindu hearing before justice of tin
ll‘tlt‘t‘, Samuel .\' Illn'kldl'. 'I‘iim am y prose
cuter, ('hlll'lcs ii ”I“ ill'lr'l.‘ «in, “us llrtN'nl
in behalf of Hz.» -.-.-«:;.f.-. It i. said that sulfl»
eient evident»,- was uddniel htiilltbl the
\v-niitln to hold her to await the action of flu
groud jury. llcr husbuid, “Lo is an old
mun, it it thought, “III I't‘t‘nh‘t'. Th.- com-
mon buliefis but Mrs: t‘Iin». who had not
lived happily with II'T lust-null for sum:
time,desin~l toget him on! or the pay!
that slit.- could marry a younger man.
CONDENSED NEWS.
TIil' Ilrstnn :‘IIVIWIIR', It j-illnlill Iliu'uti‘ii iv
the littered» of the colored poop e of the city.
owned rind publhhnl by John 1). l‘uuell. Jr.
Im~~ ‘llhlt'll'll'tl pal-Lennon.
Mrs. Evil-Mim- Knopf. aged 7‘.‘ ycan, of
52! l'owell ‘trn-t. I’Iiilziilclpli n. attend-«i the
nodding of her daughter. iit L'l’l‘» Ilrmme
strict. New York. Sunday, and soon after
tIi-- cer- mouy she was taken ill and did] or
heart illN'ihl‘. I
'I‘Ih-r ll'n-i'of $100,000 for the best st‘licuio
for utilizing the power of the Niagara ton'ent
is a failure. So many rubscribers to the fund
have refused to make goth their promism
that the committee has practically given u;
all hope of pushing the scheme to success.
John M. Rose, of New York, a iia-ruber ol
the firm of II (irifllth 5: Ca, billiard tabl.
manufacturers, died of cirrhosis of the liver.
at the residence of his son-iirlaw, K W. \'uiv
Winkle, in Newark, N. J. lie was .5!) your.
old and was prominent in Masonic circles ii;
New York city.
Logging operations in the Maine woods an
clonal. The cut of the Kemp-bee Inint-eruiei;
shows a deem-use as compared WILI last year.
and the Snuiemav be said of the l’enobacoi
product. It is thought the cut on the, upper
waters of the Kraut-Inc willl hardly rem-h
i,000,(ll0 feet. ‘
William ll. Sowcrby, a lxxikbinder, aged
62 years. committed suicide by shooting Iiltlt
uremia-Central park, New York. on Buildup
Jlo left: letter saying he could uotgct work,
was dettituta and had no. alternative but
death. His wife and daughter live in the
city. but he had not seen them for sixteen
yearn on account of sane domestic ditllculty.’
Extensive preparations are being made by
the military and other organizations of Pater»
son. N. J., for the Washington centennin
parade in New York on the last day of Apri
and the lst of May. Hugh C. lrish Crimp.
Sons of Veterans. have been invited to would
President Harrison from Elizabeth to Eliza
bcthpoit. If the High School cadets I‘OL'UIVt
'thcir rifles from the state in time they Will
join in the :iviliani' parade May I. The
Phelpe guard and the Light guards are alsr
going to take part.
A uiaddng hit three children in different
parts of Ocean Beach, N. J., on Saturday.
The animal was discoverer] on F street,
where it bit a son of George Keener and a
dog belonging to Butcherli‘iolder. Next tin
dog bit a son of Henry Cooper on the leg.
The animal was then discovered in -Couuni..~
aloner John A. Buliler'a yard, biting his boy‘s
limb. and face. The dog was shot by Mr.
Buliler. Dr. Johnson, of Ocean Grove, at-
tended tho injured children.
Mrs. Anna Roberts, a beautiful girl of It
and a wife of only eight day«, attempted
ruleideat Grafton, Ala. on Saturday. Stu
hailed a hunting gun with bird shot and.
placing the butt on the floor. leaned her
trust on the music and pressed the trigger
with her foot. At last accounts she wu still
alive. but cannot recover. The girl In a
daughter of Henry Smith. a prominent nui-
dautut Columbia county. Bhu given as the
“an tit-her deep-ulna unlike-at. relation
With it hm
All Around the Ital.-
Of the W,” needed for it Y. It. (3.
A. building in Bridgeport, ”8,500 baa
been iiibecribed.
J. H. (flay, at the (baud Uni-an hotel,
New York. him limited the Weantiunug
hotel at Ililtord for the coating rutlllllrt‘.
'lhe tllttll who rum. the elevator at the
capitol no cloudy resembles (loverunr
i‘luIIit-ley that a member of the legiiila-
lure from one of the rural diatrictl intro-
duced some Indira to him, Millie chief
executive. a few days since.
J. Him-r Taylor of New Preston, in in
Waterbury looking lor hie wife, who has
deserted him and carried off valuable
jewelry. Taylor ill the man who became
so rich through his connection with the
"Climatuck lode" syndicate many years
ago that he want repofled to be worth
$4,000,000 After losing nearly all hia
money he Illiu‘tlt‘tl a Hartford deiueI’.
(ltlloer Sullivan oi llariford held three
burglars at bay with Ill-l revolver just as
they new rrt‘ullltii.’ from Sounhtou‘e
drug altllt‘ about [t ur o‘clock Friday
morning. and rapped for "Deb-unice'
which mm- caiuc. .h llic i IIIc-nn Wi‘l‘v
about to Matt for tin-.lnlinn, “hum"
nianvuunten-u upai-d ardinl “hat w“
the matter. OIIIW'I Sullivan iuiuodmteo
ly Iccflgllli‘fd him an ullt‘ Iit‘ had an n (m
watch. and other [capturi- was r if- c cd.
.\ bin-felon ”unplug from it 1 ran.
t.'Iil.h:It.\. £‘Iil., April 3". N- lll' Sboilry
Springs ye lei-day whining an oil colorud
I’iillldti funnel the skeluhni of a man nusptuid-
«d from the limb of u tr c by a rope around
the uwlg. 'l'iic idtt'lt'lnll “as Illt‘l' iu tbs-day
Identified by the clothing as that ‘1 CM
Avery, a new», who has I-l't‘ll mining aiuot
[mat January. The I'tilttlll’l' illipltllt'llctl a jury
and began an investigation, there Ii-iiig ovi-
doncea of foul play. It is siipgusi-l tli-it the
negro way Iyuclml, but for what crimoh
unknown.
slit p» rm-hrtl Marian II I :‘lllll'l'.
NEW Yoltx, April N.—-Tbc aleaiiisbiphl-
tiagn, from Havana, arrived here Saturday.
She brought as lumcngcn t‘upt. brown and
nine seamen of the brig 'l’antar which war
wrecked on the tin-at llahainmi on March 21.
Prince Bismarck is a capital French scholar,
but detest: every other German who parades
the sumo uwomplhihmunt.
Mrs. John Hawkins, of Toronto, Ont., was
reliever! of a Hard eight inch! in length
and one inch in diameter. Bite had been
treated for var WIN alis‘nses and suffered grunt
pain for yeam
A woman hawlrsigtied a fan which ought
to be lxipiilar uith utaraluernders. A mask
is foldul in the upper part; a powder pouch
hangs under a roa-ttu on one of the outside
sticks, within which is a cue for achrln‘h,
pain-ii and button book. It «lets til).
London has apoor relief society that m
wives us contributions gannrnbiinstmrl of
money. liar-Ii member is obliged to contrib-
ute tun gnrmI-uts a year. These are db
primd of in various ways by tho officers of
thermal-(y. Noni-- arcmld at low prices to
the pior; some an: given away, and some are
kept in stock and loaned.
.‘ilrs. Jane 1ici"m‘thy. of lnuisville, wadtd
into a gang of limb-rs with her alcoves rollul
up and knocked rim of them down by right
and left hautlers before they could get away.
In undoing she sumshula knuckle. which a
doctor mended free of charge.
Killian Department.
Look what we are going to
oller this week in our
Kitchen Department
‘»._
A complete line of .\gate, Granite, or
Syrniir Ware, raid at the run)“ price- as
ordinary linwiire. That is what we are
lining to do at this sale. We offer a few
of the epccial bargains in this depart-
ment.
Ten Pots usually sold for fit 00. l 25
and $1.50, our prior 66, 78 and 89».
Saucepnns usually mold for 75. 98c and
1.25; our price 43. 58 and file.
Illll' Illllllllll Iiflllll.
Rival Bonnett Ash Sievea 59¢ each.
Mrs. Putt's Sad Irons, 3 in set with
handle, ”1.29 a set.
Sprial Egg Beaters do each.
I) wet Egg Be vtera 11¢ each.
Decoratcrlf‘fups and Saucers 83‘ per
set; worth 1 25.
Kitchen Knives an d Forks, i tlt'Z‘n
knives and i dr zru forks, 69c
(lohlete. to each.
Lamp chimneys. 4 and (it: each.
‘_ ,1! some starvation in. - ‘ l
‘ Whit'ewaiéh mania. 2ic‘ each. “i E
The higgert bargain yet-10 elegant
Tea Sets at 5.49; llllh rt‘t is worth 150,
Call and see it.
—__._”_._.
Everything at the Boston
Store is warranted as repre
sciitcd or money cheerfully re-
funded. Come one, come all.
and be convinced that by
purchasing your Dry Goods,
Fancy Articles, and Kitchen
Furnishings of us you will on-
doubtedlv save money.
Pilllal‘ lie-Price ll.'l-lillllll
Hiiii,
S'I'llllll‘flllll.
, nonwam .,
. - -...._n.. h... - .. .m.
[:IEVEUNII'S
SUPERIOR
IllIIIIIIi I’IIWIIIII
TIIE PllllEST lllll BEST
la made only of strictly pure grape cream
of tartar. atrlctl para blur-Inmate of
uoda. and a a 1 portion of flour a a
reservative. nolhi else whatever, and
warranted entirey free from alum.
ammonia. phosphates. lime, and all the
adulteraata fretpiently found in baking
powders. The character of materials
used. their purity. and the nicely of their
combination. render Cleveland's an icrior
bakinglmwdcrthemmt heulthfularu most
economical in use. audit alwuyu affords
wholesome. nutritious. and delicious food.
It is weounncuded for purity. healthful.
meet and efficiency by Government Ind
Slate chi-ruins, chemists; of lloanls of
Health. and professors in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
field only in cans. full wright.
CLEVELAND llmvri'utus. Arnirv. N. Y.
The Clinical 'l'ea Ever 03ml
PERFECTLY PURE.
A MUST DEUCIOUB BEVERAGE. Tln’ IT.
7:: will w u. try ether. c- “:1 am ruin
it in the “router Gain: Luv. ichcd from
llr- bcat plantation» and guarantee: almolntcly
par:- and lh-Q from all adultentionn or coloring
loath r ’ihc package! are hermetically real-d
a:.xl warmntml full weight. It is moreover»
emu-at in line than the lowergradea
Oriental it Occidental Tea 00.. L't’d.
"and 0mm, .15 Buffing Slip. New York.
For sat - by the heal (ms-em
l-‘. I). LAWTON & 00..
l). L’llttliltEllIEli,
CHAS. ll. I‘Eilllls.
South Norwalli, (loan.
N. v. N. ii. ii ii. autumn.
f DccembcrflJsm.
«our. wxar. come n57.
5.16 a. in. Express. Ml " Arcom.
518 “ Exam». 7.38 “ Accent.
6.12 " wealth. 8.5) " Leann.
[.56 " B'porLSp. 916 ” Local Rx.
7.1!! " Local Ex. 10.42 Acton:
m “ Low Ex. 11.13 panama Rx.
8:45 " health. [.07 “ 1min.
8.3) “ 80.N.S ‘cial. I.“ " Sp'gtleld Way.
9.08 “ [ml E 3.0! " lpcallx.
0..” 3‘ Aocotn. ‘6." “ Italian.
10.]! “ K1. ‘4}! " Antoni.
it.“ " gain. gull: 2: NAIIIg.K!.
12.59 III , pm. , . ecoinin.
Lalpi' 80.N.ap 7J3 ” lineal llxpreu
I.“ " Accent. 7.2: ' Brutgd'pt liar.
t.“ " Boetoulx 849 “ Accent.
m "l Bumfotd Act: 9.0 -- Amara.
5.5) ", Input! 11.0? “ Adams 81 Ac.
CM " StamfordAct 1143 " Baum Ex.
8." “ B'port Spec. l Sit-nan.
10.15 " Action. 7.38“ Accent.
Brianna. 9.11” Aocom.
til Acton. 6.5t pan. Acacia.
6.“ [MI Accent.
7.28 “ Incalaxp.
8.50 “ accent ,
‘l‘ralna Loavo Int. Not'llh
oomo waar. noun net:
6.0? a. In. I 6.34 a. In
aw M | 8.5.: II
7.10 c m p in.
9.32 " 515 “
11.41 “ 6:8 "
2.400 tr. 9..“ "
5.01 ‘
6.8: “
8.07 "
0. I. Ban-up. c. T. [lure-run.
Gen. But“ Gen. Pm. Ag‘i
HOITSATONIC RAILROAD.
DANBUBY I: NORWALK llll'lSlth.
o Corrected February 4th. 1563
PI-enger Traina.
SOUTH.
buttermilk. Lv. So. Namath. Ar. Wilson Poin
782nm. 756nm. serum.
8 i7 “ 8 '27 " “
10m ” 1013 " to m "
Itwpm imam. 107nm.
‘ a .. u _ ..
Ills " lixed 686 " lixed 646 "l'x‘d
5m .. .. 807 .. u 3,5 .. ..
9 ‘7 u .. ,0“ .. .. ,0 3, .. ..
wanna
9 no a. in.
6.01 p m '
N()1{Tll.
'Lv. Wilton Point. Lv.80. Norwaik. ALNorwalk
ill) a in. Blind 120a. in. l‘x‘d 2 to lixed
6 25 .i u s 35 n u 6“ aa
845 " 918 “ 923nm.
r: or c, 12 13 p. m. 1213‘. m.
2 50 “ Mixed 310 “Mixed 3 it; ixetl
t25p.in. 512 “ 517p,|n.
550 n 015 .. 040 '-
~ 15 ‘-
16 lo .. arm to 17 -- mm m: tum
want.
9 :‘o a. in 9 25 a. in,
6 52 run ti 5‘! p. In.
W. It. Srmruox. Vice-Pier. and Oen'l Hunger.
P. C. hm. 8n mundane
A. W. Plains. enenl Passenger Agent.
MAIN LIN E.
um Bridgeport for Pitt-laid.
roe a. In. W“ 'n
‘ . It
tram a. In. nixed
4.50 p. in. express
.610 “ aurmnmo‘n
emu-m.
twain.
r
ttlocs only as far at Great Barrington.
-uoeuioniy as far In New liltord.
WI. 11. Brannon. Vice Prea‘t a Gen'l lan‘x‘r
W. K. Lyon. Supt.
A. W. I’llltIN. Gen. Passenger Ag'L. Bridgeport. Cr
Portrait-
IN nihilism and crayon. Black and White
Putt-Ii. Art work of all descriptions.
D.0 COOKS, Stamford.
Nightfall BALLORAN. Norwalk.
i
Pinion
Till] & SlllliS,
Druggists,
No. it an: Street, Norwalk.
EVENING WTINEL, MONDAY, APRIL 8. in».
GILBERT M. BITCH.
Livery and Feed Stable
wuuvicv noun.
thirtie- and Carri-(et- to let for all theta-Iona.
t‘am - at Depot to meet All 'l‘ninl.
Good amoun- ai llama-hie Prim.
Telephone coniwcuuu. as: t
swan 'ar. BUSHNELL,
80! Water 8L. foot of Bank.
Burnout-our. (:1.
We ark renewed attention lid-i wanton to our i-lorl
of Nova tiroba hand made wm‘cn tlmkinxaglovu
and mittrul. and our hue of iunrorted Unable]-
We tun-h to more fully intmlurc to the notice of
all out-door workeni, dim n. It. It mar, and upon.
men. the great comfort and valet, from wet and
cum], to be derived from a grunt out of oiled cloth“
lug. With [hm go rubber Gloves and Inger Coll.
of which we have a grind I-ovk. 'lho damn to
hum-u and hunt-neo- by rain and sit-it Mont-a Ia well
known to every hone owner. tine of our tilled
truiii’u Coven! It“ prove a complete lion
and may rave in: cut-t many unit-ii in a i g) in
match and Ifllllllirilllt? to that. l
By the way. We have a Brand of C. '4
from the heat impwmd clock which we at :
~1’IIIE PROPELLERS‘
freight bctwu-n My: hot, ~l\'or‘.tnik and Soul]
Norwalk. Will leave her :1. foot of lit'vktbah -'.ru»t.
New Yorkcvery err-nine. except Mml’dzdc. 3} 3
“are however are but aide ahowe
MDIDI‘IID dealing in Pure lead- an
hole! of lwwh. They are very fine i. V“
cor-t but little more than cigarettes. tho; at“:
Fri
77]
,‘K‘ ‘0] W. l \
,- _~. er». «>1:
g4m- ' ,_._....-
o‘rI:-rk. nut on Saturday a! 2 p. m have hot
walk Bridge and Soul human cvuy evening.
t'hand .Rbglm'a an lea-lid l.
terlaiuf‘inanynt there'iiiiel we an
try them. Tell-plume. N. Y cu. .
anaemia. apdtly
The Old and Reliable.
1' . ' ~' . . . i,
Lily of home". 8. Ligle,
Will make daily “I‘M, triad-in excepted, It)
freight taken from and received for all
polata on tho Dunbury and Norwalk and
she-pang Itallruda at Greatly Reduced
Batu.
Upon appiinlion to agent; the Cry of Summit
and the c win he mm for apecml Iota of freight
myrrhcni in New York or ii» vicinity.
'fl'AII persons are forbid trusting any of [ht
employee- of the boazg of ram imcoa neonate!
the owner! Ilium-of.
: .. . 1 turns,
u . . . l ‘_llrl
. riitmluilil d'I
. . n‘u-
I'eavy a ml by...
I. "turn lien fld’al'
“ . .gvn'i'riirv,wi'hw-11.I
‘ am. all equal wan-.3.
‘1’ ‘I’chlmlit'alp-
a rev: rm free,
i. . in lawn arlnl-
‘ If Ilollll'llold
i- NJIIIIu‘C. Tbvv ”$9193. I.
- vw'l u the wart), “an
at!" 7-minute“
tho. in W home (at 2 march: and aim-a "unto the.
gun buy tu- - r ‘J. navy bet-r214 you on: m7. Thu.
no Inzl at case (In he In. of ram-m: IL: “Ila-la
ml Rampart ti. 1] ail (WM‘. front"; Ave!“
its-coma; ($0., {box stgl'orunnd, Mala.-
fifim
Hilci._liilii_& in.
OF ALL KINDS.
___.w.___
barge Stock of Columns
for Trimming
Plate and Sheet. Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turniii".
.—._..
Lumber Yard between railroad and mange
lllll at full lldfialllall Street
South Norwalk. Conn.
Hitch, Bailey & Ci.
’ Viki ted-hula.-
5!:ng §.:':':‘.:'.':'::r.:::-'a:
I
exviulaltentwperfmmldla
mutilate—Geo. ll. Planted: C. Lapham: Ifoyt’ -
Ba ter’
.L‘. . -.- GEL
Saw Your: Cm.
A few months I commenced to are P. P. I“
"or lane 2 for b. nui- on the crown of my head.
The r 1 ie all haired Over and look! no good u the
rest 0 my head. I am very much plmd and would
highly recommend it to anyone who is bald orwanta
thicker hair.
P. B. COLEMAN, Engineer. 13 Park Row.
‘M
Fochter'o Famouszgmr
FAIRICQN flag?
Itwtttnuf'htngabntamgmthdhatrnnl.
Iii-Manama): drtadnp.whtnhoomratnnot
month-a n can-out “abundant. than of!
rura' minute-and.
Ifthlala
St 000 REWARD Its-rant
Ill“! Rea. 10.1.. who“. haul-bloc
”We. bald. no. who'floanh
”mam-ammo Itwtll
run-who othalrthatu emu-pa
moth mar-Iowan In.“
mantra-mum. will“
Elli-uranium «twink-natty
manna-Imam Dearth ottho
andmatna haven-unlit
cutthhmtmdandbaanohldwm
neam BM! 00., mum. CT.
rawhide.- Talluphr‘hlld. III-l Ian-n.
nonhuman-amen”: Mull-glib.
MIMI-ll!
GEORGE 3. PLAIB’I‘ED.
TAYLOR k GOLDI‘HV.
Ilf'al Fatah». t‘lre. blfa. Ambient,
I’llto “law. and Smut Ilollrl‘
INSURANCE AGENTS
Mm Anom- I’or the halo of
uebeuture and Farm Blot-mane
0 a 1 per cent. Buds.
Loan- Negotiated.
”Prick-wtlht‘quhlngtaa 6L, an. Now-lit.
NEW DEPlll'Illllll!
IlthIIILI Ilttltlt' extensive
additions to my
Confectionery
Department. I am now
offering somo ot' the
Choicest Candies
To be found in lllt,‘ plat-o.
th assoi‘tmt-iit compris-
es goods from the well-
known firms of
tin 'Ierof flew York
”than”: at new Yo‘rh. . ’
Lowney of Boston.
Whitman of Philadelphia,
lcllonaldh Perkins of’ Boston.
All of which I offer at popular prices.
HALE, Druggist,
i. C.WHITNEY’S llll' STORE,
87%
Main Rtroot.
SU. NURWAIJ‘
FRAMING at lowest nrim.
Full line of Artists' Materials.
New and Secoiid-iiaiid
WAGONS,
Net ' and Second-Hand
CARTS,
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
flue Groccr’s Wagon,
One Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats,
-uri>-
Bani-Yard Manures.‘
IlllM Ill] 'BllllS
BEE HI'VE '
General Intelligence Office
Any one in want of employment. or within: to
ch :nzv his other place. will find it will :Ly them to
call here and region- their names. in free;
Gvntletnen will bccharzed the rain of 25 cu. If
you want to buy. or sell. or run. or enquire for any
thing you can dos) here. as we will advertise at the
cannery day. We have a zittiug room for Ladle!
and me for Genie aka.
We havearuvaarant when: you an get anything
fromubc sandwich to a fail meal at all boon
Board by the day or week; abo [mm
m lat
. 2
Your: Baneufmty, BEE NYE,
So. 5 Water St.. Borough.
Lent Has Come
Aldwe are prepared to feral-h all kinds of
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Wnok'ule and Retail, "are made arrange
mt! for an aura quantity every dry through Lent.
GENUINE NORWALK OYSTERS
That have not been floated. .
Pure Tomatoe Catsup,
Spinach,
Le tt uc e , Radisltes,
Pickled Oysters,
And anything
you m...m.ll.-IIIKET LIX
FBI-IS" EVER I' IDA I'
...‘-p.
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
A FULL LINE of
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vinishes.
Berry Bron [lard on) Finish.
II II can
get
Wire Steel Door Mat 9,
Something new. new thing out.
W. O.QUINTARD,
. m mm
m.” -.— m... "WW .
w W
Artificial stone 8“”. tloplng.
Iahwi‘ ROLLS...
t ‘A It HI At} P3 "LCM 'Kb‘.
«‘[t'q t‘kt'n.’
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
so Water Street. nu ty
"m hi to "
Wiiii llllllllllll
SKILLED WORKHEN.
The followfi g In the rutlfluie of kl. I) Baylel, a
[millenn- of the Winona Stliool of “urology. now
wit
ubM ten 13. I.l()Y'I‘,
JEWELER,
No. 15 lhtllroud Place.
Winona. Hiri- , Feb. lath. I“.
Tha- ip lol'el’tifl' thit MLS. ID Baylor ha been
with mt. an pupil. and I can highly reamed
him uncut-d watchin lmio It“ in and of the
moor- of .69"an and tile wo . can
turnout-ah Iork'alauy nau' h ,
Inc and comp -fe pet of unlit. aud‘hal made luau!
lpl'clll tom- under my infirm-lion; his hwelinu ll
puftctly elegant, and lmighi go on and auto IICII
alum. hut rpuice formu- tic will make a ury
valuable lduillon loany jeuclry More and 1 highly
recommend the young man to any one. Ir. Baylo-
har done chrononieu-r. chronograph and repute!
work In uni-clasuulc. lie ha- done A .
Inga-h and swim work and arm-rel repairing about
all units of watches He does hie work e tly.
Yours truly. W. P. A. “0000 ‘It.
FIVE N l N (i'r
Commercial School.
BUSINESS DIPAIfl'lm—By a Intuit ol'
ofllm. all all him!- of barium paper. with
which our ac clan do turbine-t. they are practically
thud for an commercial pouition. nations—
!Ionday. W tie-day and Pride "calm.
sliult'l‘llANll AND .1" ltrWRtle'tl DI-
parunent lain charge of a practlmi teacher. who
can secure beat mulls. bivalent—Tami” and
Than-day eveninge.
tllltlab‘ CLASS~A practical teacher not.
Yalek come givu laoonr two rtternoou each
wu: .
Would herring-din have you call or Irlte for
partition". PM“! It. tweeott
Gazelle Bundling, Namath, Ct.
P. 8.—Aleo of Barium Department, 31'3ng
linemen a College.
CAN—DIES
Of all kind: Pinttfla-
BAKERY!
.—-._‘.____
meat of
MrsJohn Holland
MDDIB'S BLOCK.
1
The Best Kindliug' Wood
Nowiob2hadiuoldhyc 1'. [cannula bag of
so lbs. at 50c Each.
One can worth is snfllrfierzt to kindle any ordinary
c. 1'. Lemma»,
Water SL. Norwalk.
COKXUCOPIAS. CANDY TOYS. and a full moon»
and,
$151!
fll tf
18 North Main St.
SPRINEETYLES
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of Gilts
At 25. 30, and 40 Cents, Double Boll.
Enlbossed Gilts
New 9’!) tea, at 40c. Double Roll,
”AT-—
DEGKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
1 8 North Main St...
South Not-“'alk, Ct.’
CASH
mum lea ............ III .'..
wrung? .............. .. ........... Nell)
__‘1-._
W. Hilll'll Siiiuii’s,
92 Washington Street.
A. S. IFIERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, J ewolry.
Ila. Watch w a M.
M Vault-gt.- It. - lath Imt.
Illll l'llllllllllllll
Norwalk Chronicler