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GOSSIP 0F IIIE CAPITAL
Reforms Suggested in Affairs of
the Executive Mansion.
'ltfi ll tllltlSllN lllflllld' llletllllIIl
no Lute-kn and Amino Trifle—Interact
In the iiimlay lie-l Question In line Army.
“out of the Il-ih (‘omniinlnn~tlther
“'nllilngtuii Neil.
“'ANIIM. AM, April 15, -- A b-l'ul writer
“minim” on article to The Not in which it
harguul that the exu-iitivcmansion II lln
pmpei p .m- for bunluo‘e. that the i-ic-lvi'ii
portim or the how-- more on ups-ill by the
clerical inn“ nllnuill be turned nu-i lo the
family of illepimiduiil, and that the | l u lice
.f presidential Lands-linking hilauixl be -li-mu
ttnuol lu nvncluoou the “1 tier VH~ ‘l am
Informed on the highmt authority ll.u'. tho
prwu'dent tuitemplates taking the whole
truth front, that limit of the Itato tlrpdrl-
went for executive bounce. will we; and eltalr
Ming ii routine of office hours. "
rut: “lurk nous: I‘Lt'iiniso.
In. Rim-ll Harrison ha: lln'iitet'l‘ll from
her lmllopvalllnti, fill-l Mrs. Hcott- Lord is the
lab-st on the .~n-k Int. t‘ul. John ‘vtlzulll has
had the plumbing of the White House thor-
oughly exainhml by expert plumber-ii. and
it is pronouiicul to be in cxm-llont condition
lint Ilimumx uosoutn
The invitation» for the coming centennial
«monies at New York have been unwed,
lira Harri-on having the iliatingui-hed honor
of being the only lady who has rviculvcd carda
iorthe entire series of festivities. The in-
vitations include nine amoral-.- cards of uri-
inual size, with green, red and yellow colors
lumped in one corner, with the Washington
medal fastened in imitation of red. white and
blue ribbon. A smaller paeteboard announces
that the recipient will be forwarded an extra
irritation for the banquet within three days
of the celebration.
autli' 'I’Ol'lcs. »
“'lth the Lydcckor court mart ial findings
in the hand.- of the aecretary of “or. the open
tug of the Arnie: court martial and the pro
Mdonler abolishing Sunday rooming ln-
spection, array circle; here have been con’
siderably agitated during the past week.
Although the sentence of the Lydecker court
baa not yet been tirade public, it L. quite gen-
erally believed the major will get two years
wapans'ori from rank and duty. The Armes
case has a peculiar aide to it, and runny tlrink
It is liable to stir up old matters that it would
he better to allow time to heal. Nothing
new was developed during the week in regard
totheSunday not order. The proposition,
it is said, dons not come from reprewntntive
army men. A large number of pi‘otcsffi
against any change in the existing order of
thing! have been filed at the executive man
doll, and President Harritin is examining
carefully all the papers on the subjwt. Some
Will 5 looked for Within the cuurrcof tlir‘
next few days.
CELIBRATIXG EXASt‘lPATIt).\’ on.
The colored pwple of Wathington and the
Ditrict of Colmubia‘ill, on Tuesday, celo
hrate the 27th anniversary of their emanci-
pation. If the weather is fair, the parade
will probably be the largest of its kind ever
known in Washington. There will be 5,000
mtnline. A number of visiting colors]
militiaand civic organizations from Balti-
more, Richmond and other places will form
a [Imminent feature of the parade.
worn or mi: 71511 conuissrox.
No department of scientific work conducted
under government auvpicas shuns better or
more ntiefaclory rcsulta than that of the
lab canmimion. Evidences of this came to
the commission here frequently. The fish
comm'ssirmer of Arizona has written to Com-
mlsimier McDonald that Ill-lint): have caught
shad in the t'olurado river in that territory
within the past few weeks of a size that
amply reply. them for the labor and time
involved The lint deposrt or planting 01'
try in that river was made three years ago,
and hashecn followed by a new one every
year since.
Iake Utah. in the territory of that name,
hm alao yielded very 'zzitisfactory rct'brns
from a planting made only year before last.
One of the officials of the commission states
that reports" from San leici‘co are to the
effect that shad, the product of crittem fry,
planted iii the waters of (,‘alifonria, are
plentiful in the markets of that city, and of
reasonable price The methods and work of
mecumiieaiou are finding favor with the
fight-nun: of the country, who at lirst not
only viewul them with dhllke, but were vio
lently oppuml to them There are now nine-
teen hatching stations Operated by the com-
mi-Lion. and three new only are provided for
by the appro; Patton hill of 1555'.
heath in 3 Mine.
WerrmnaimE. l’a. April 15 —t.‘harles
Bodge~ and Evan )leddie were instantly
killed by an cxpludon of gas in the Grand
Tunnel colltery, Nanticoke, yesterday mom-
ing. Hodges Was an experienced fire been and
Maddie a pump runner. They were exiiiiiin~
lag the mince, looking for dangerous flows of
guinorder to Warn the miners of danger
when they entered the W-rl’ki. Hodge» up
punched an old abandoned working filled
withstanding gas. He had a naked lamp,
and an explosion ensued. Both men were
terribly mangled and burned.
Attempt to “‘mlt a Train.
HassrLLos, 0., April 15. —~An attempt was
ruadetowneck apunicngertrainontho
Cleveland, Inrain and Wheeling railroad
near Tippecanoe Station. A heavy log chain
was wrapped around the rail and threeor
four ems tie; were piled on the track The
expnsa train ran over the chain in safety and
came to a stop before reaching the tier; Sus-
picion rests uponaman who was r cently
ejected from a train by the conduct... 1‘ this
train and who threatened to M! the coil.
doctor. ,
John Jackaon'a Sum-do.
Sr. 1131315. April 15.—Tbc letters left by
Mr. John Jilt‘ksotl, Who committed suicide
Friday night, indicate plainly that the
vurcile tun caused by heavy loses in Hay
Ilicnt. Reports on ‘Change placed the loss
at $50M“). An investigation into the afla-n
of the I'll-Avatar company with which Hr.
Jackson was mnnected will be begun at once.
Ilr. Jackion'l real estate holdings. amounting
to over half a million dollars, are mil to be
heavily encumbered.
liner; in Want.
rartursacao. Pa. April l5.-—The “13.
Eamon’ Journal lays: “Many of the coal
miners in the Cleartield coal districte are in
destitute circumstances, and from necessity
are mainly considering the matter of an
yin; ftl' relief from the township official;
y d than have been without work linen
Jan. Laid have not the means ionayfor
the mat food"
anon-«WT: riu.
In T Apil 15,— rte-unlit
Min-thyme was damaged to
hudmbyhatberdock y.
a“-..
ENGLAND’S "NANCES.
Clan-iv «f the People to Learn “hat the
llsilinataa Witt Demand.
Mama, April ill—The budget out be
subiuxiiel to the houseof common. by Mr
limo-go J. (hiscbon, the chancellor of the ex
ahequor. today. Hurprlalngly iiiuall interest
hnu becu taken in the budget by the prime
and noforcciot of the provolone isoblaiu-
able. The only question exciting the cou-
corn of the pimple went the «ubmlnlion of
the thtlmlt'l is the one whether the taxei1
will be lllt'l‘l‘fll‘fld in order to meet the re
quiremenlsof the new naval pcheuie. it in
liopcil. however, and by many expect-vi. that
the profile ill the recent (‘iitlvcl’nlnll of the
fmrl~ “'lii viii-ct the extraordinary expeudl
luri- vlrnuindml by the KliVOf’tlflIulll‘x plum
Aiiut of Two lloulauglsts.
l‘Auls. April 15,—At a Boilinngist banquet
held at Vermilion last evening l1, iaguerre
rad lieu lloulanger‘i manifesto, and iii a
.peech contrasted the doings of the about it.-
publiciins of the prevent with than or the
lbw-ubhcaua of 1739. The centennial anul-
wmu-y of the acts of the latter. he declared,
must witness the completion of the reform.
then initiated. .\1.\l. larguerre and llerlsu
were arrested on lwivmg the luinquot, but
were inloequeutly releuml.
Biit'esiiui. April 15.—-(leri. Bonlnugar liar
takcu a house in the Avenue Louise, together
with stable ammmodation for seven horse-i
lt ll expected that his famous black charger
will arrive in a day or two.
Uppoaltlon to the Sugar Hill.
bosons, April [ft-Sir Lyon l‘lnyfuir has
announce! himiutoution to itreiumudy op
pool the second reading of the sugar bill in
the house, and will receive a-Laistnuco hi this
action from rerernl other prominent mem-
ber; The bill “ill come up on 'l'liui'iiday,
when Mr. John B. Maple, L'tllliill'Vfliil't'1118111-
ber for lliilwtcli. will ask the gowruuicut to
submit a list of the other nl’llr'lt” fostered by
foreign bountiea, with a View to having
them placed upon the some footing at sugar.
This move indicates a decided leaning on the
part of many members hitherto ardent free
trader; toward protection
A Notorbua Swindler.
1.0mm. April 15.—A man of distinguinhed
aplmrance, calling himself llnron Schellerup,
was arrested in Berlin a few duvet ago for
nwiudliiig a horse dealer out of 20.00” niarkst
He was arraigned in court and rclunsml on
bail pending his trial. While he was in cus-
tody ho was marched, and ltueliau money to
the amount of 6,000roublee mu foundcon-
cealul beneath the lining of lu< cunt. After
his release on hail the police attempted to
arrest hiiri on other chargm, but were unsuc-
mini. Sutmpic-ntly it was uliscnveml that
Schellcrup is none other than the famous
swindler “Prince hilt-inc," who served a term
of imprisonment in Brussels in l\'\'i and after-
ward escaped from the custody of officer!
who were mnivcylng him to ltumin for trial
on the charge of inceiidiarisui. Since his
escape nothing has bmu known of him until
his arrest in Berlin. He has disappeared from
the German capital and it l'i sri~zpected that
he is in London.
A New Comptolr d'Escompte.
bosons, Apnl 15.—'l‘he 'l‘inies‘ Paris curre-
sporident says that a new ('omptoir d'Ee-
compte will be formed upon the lines of the
old concern. The capital will lit-40,0101“)
francs, half ptiid up, and the share: will be
exclusively offered to the old ahareholdom
There will also he 110,01!) founders“ shares on-
titled to 30 per cent. profit. After 5 per
cent has been deducted for areserve fund
two-thirds of these shares will be handed to
the liquiilutore as a contribution to the former
company. The remaining 20,000 rharea will
be given to u syndicate, which has guaran-
teed to subscribe for all the shares not taken
by the original stockholders.
Dr. \‘on Stephan’a Indlacntiou.
1405003. April 15-" is reported in Berlin
that the position of Dr. Von Stephan, the
imperial minister of posts, has become ex-
ceedingly shaky owing to his recent severe
criticism of Herr Von Mnyboch, the Prussian
mini<ter of public works \‘on Stepban'a ut—
terances are held to have been not only unjus-
tifiableasstatementa of fact, but alsoa breach
of ministerial courtesy, which Prince BIS~
marck and, of Connie, the emperor are not
disposed to permit to pass unnoticed.
'l'lic “'lacorisln Putting Back.
boxnos. April 15,—Thc steamship Etruria
which arrived iroiu New York today reports
that. the steamer Wisconsin is returning to
Liverpool. She has not a yet, however, ar-
rived at either Liverpool or Queenstolvn
The Rochester Car Strike.
Rocricsrrm. N. 11. April 15,—11181’6 was
comparative quietness yesterday in the ear
strike. Cars ran on runny of thr- lincs with-
otit trouble. It was reported that one car
had been thrown over on Hudson street, but
no one was injured. Several can: had win-
dows broken by stories thrown. Early last
evening n mob surrounded a boarding house
on Clinton street, where four drivers live.
The four men got frightened, and, as their
landlady could not speak English, they were
sorely troubled. At last the woman diy
guised herself, and, getting into another
house. succeeded in passing a note to a tale»
phone station asking for aid. The patrol
Wagon was quickly on hand and six men
were arrested. The driven were taken to
the Main street barns, where they n'ill stay
in future.
More About the Samoan Disaster.
SAN l-‘miscrsco, April 15. —- Additional
Samoan advices say the admiral command-
ing the American fleet Was the last to leave
the Trenton, his flagship. The Americans.
officer, and sailors, were alike clad in "blue
:13 km” uniform, that being the only sort of
clothing accessrble after their trying experi-
ence. Admiral Kimb-rly said he considered
faulty construction of the Trouton's hawse
pipe; as indirectly toe cause of her wreck.
Withinafewdm. after the storinacondi-
tion of thin;- iesembling order had been
brought abuzi. The marinas and Mataafa‘e
police had Iv.- 'u actively at work in this direo
tion. Thu sales of the Trenton and Vanda~
he had been recovered. together with a con-
Sidel'abid quantity of other property. from
the wrecked vefisels.
Bx-Congreuman Chittendeu Dead.
New Yonit. April la—Ex-Congreesrnan
Simeon B. Chittenden died yesterday at hit
home in Brooklyn after a long illness. He
was 75 years old. a,
He was born in Guilford, Conn, where hll
ancestors had resided from 1619. Ho acquired
a fortune in the dry good: busmcss and sruce
1860 had been prominent in politics, serving
aeveral terms in wngresa He was a Repub-
llcan and an ardent protectionist. lie wan a
very liberal contributor to charity and pub-
lic institutions. Among lib git ts Were £100.-
000to Yale college, 850,0.» iu the Brooklyn
library and £35,000 to Rev. Dr Storra. of
whose church he waa one of the founder;
Probably Fatal Accident.
Wasitriroroa, April 15. ~11» wife of ltear
Admiralii‘ebigerwae thrown fro-there»
rig-Whiledrlvlagaleugrmt tart even.
ingandperhapefatally 3w shill
"Mud endowed arm hokea
uflmmmflflb hope-of harn-
' A euro son ct om.
The Bateman Sunk by the Site.
via Off Nantucket.
ONE I'l|.fl'l' AND "IE (0th IdlST.
A Tlitili l‘u. l'revalled at the Time and
Ilia Little Craft Wu Nut lee-i l'utll It
\t'aa Too Late-Statement of line of the
finrvlvmn.
le \‘oltlt. Aprl inn—TOO lieruiau demo
«lop Hui-nu of the Hamburg line, which an
u-mt nt quarantine last night, had on board
a 1411114 in of the crew of the pilot boat L‘oin-
ru--.lor.- ii-ileuiau. No. 11, which left NeWport
on 'l’uenluy last.
and nuult by the Hill” ..i on Saturday moi u
Ilu; at about 10310 o'clock of too (it'illgllt
banks. Nantucket, about 1110 milieu from
finiiily ”mill.
A thick fog prevailed, tho otliccrs of the
stemmblpsay. and the llutemaii was under
.lwi-t out, heading eiut-aoutheut, when the
Sin-gun born doWu upon her. The ofllcera on
the bridge failed to diecover the pilot bout,
they any, until it was too late to avoid a col-
iii-lull Ar soon a: the must of the Batcman
vin- men the engined of the atz-uiiuhip wore
rm. I‘h'il, but to little purl-rec.
'l Ilt‘ boo crashed into the port quarter of
the pilot boat, culling through the timber!
ih‘iu“ the water lino The pilot boat filled
rupidly and began to sink. The ofllccni of
the Suevln quickly had ii butt lowered, and
uhcn the boat reached the pilot boat the lat-
ter Wm dimppearlng', and the crew were
Itruggiing in the water and clinging to the
wreckage
Seven men were picked up, while two were
loot. Uni- of the hitter Sits Janice llandran,
a pilot til-longing to the llutcuiuii and who
lived in Brooklyn. lie in lillpponcd to have
been ell’llt'k and etuuned by falling span, as
be we: not sci-ii in the water by any of his
impurities.
The other man who was lost was a cook on
the Batemau. and his name WM llarry Ilal-
ford. Tim was his first trip to sea on the
linleman
Pilot John Phi-hm mu neon hut night by a
rowrter. lie said that the steamer'x whixtle
Vina llr.~t heard but three: iuiriutoi before the
rnlllsiiin come. A moment Inter the rtoanier
loomed up through the thick fog not 200 feet
away. The Sum in was bound duo went and
the pilotln-it ml northwest.
The llatomnn had no wind to carry her out
of the approaching danger. Sire fired a gun,
but before the smoke cleared away the bow
of the steamer crailied into her port ride,
etriking her aft of the main rigging. The
men were thrown into the water, but in
about ten ininutcs they were all picket up
by the Sueiin‘s bouts. except Iinudrnn rind
Iliilford.
Capt. l’hehin Illlllki the missing men must
have been struck by the falling mast. The
Butcinan filled and went down in a few mirr-
uteri.
All oi il..- rcecuc-l men were more or lea
injured by the colli-iun lltmtkoeper Madi~
gnu had his collar bone broken, and one of
the scumcn «offered a fracture of the arm.
The re-cucd "1"" are: Pilots John I’lielan.
llcrxiur-l llrnly. l-l Ilevliu, Charles Sumum
urrl liiu-n Turlllll’l'; ll-Iitkoepi-r Conieliua (l
.\i.-i.n,-.m and Seumon Julius Jacobean, Fred
Neiben, .i llobiusou and Charles I’eel.
Tu.- pllnfs of the Heisman cxpremed thanks
to ('apt. Ludwxg and his ofticera and crew
for using every etiort in their power to save
lite. n~ troll as to save the pilot boat, and for
their klililumfl in furnishing the I'm'flt‘ld men
with propr clrlhe: tin-l ,riiedlciin-s. ”on“
were low cred and life prcu'i'vors vrurothrowli
overluird, and, in the Upllllnlt of the pilots,
all were saved that were not injured by fall-
ing spam
The Commodore lintemnri was a new boat,
having been launchol in August last to take
the place of the pilot boat Phantom No. 11,
which was loot, with her entire crew, in the
bhnnrd of March 1'2, In“. The Butt-man
c.“ £16,000, and was owned jointly by Pilot»
Elivard llnnlou, Bernard Brndv, John Pb?-
Inn and two others. She was insiiml
Rumored Telegraph Deal.
CIIICAGH, April 15, —A special from Indian-
apolia xiys: In councctiou With tho wietem
inspection trip of A. 11. Chandler, of the
I’mtnl Telegraph company, and tlmrge B,
Ward, president of the L'ouuiiercial Cable
company,wbo were in Indianapolis Saturday,
the report was publishol here that arrange-
ments have two made for the consolidation
of the Western Union and United Lines Tele-
graph coinpanies The local representative:
of the two companies say there is no truth in
the rumor regarding a consolidation, but
admit that an agreement has been effected
and that it will materiality Slay l; but they
decline to give any information concerning
the deal. It is believed that in mosideration
of the United Lines advancing rules to many
point! the “'cstem Union wrll \vitlidrnw the
old Mutual Union company from the field as
a competitor.
To Para-lo on Ita Own Account.
BALjrmona, Apri1.15.—The Sun's special
froui Charleston, 5. L'., says: A letter has
been received by Maj. Gilchrist, of the Wash-
ington Light infantry, from Gen. Cruger,
saying that the Light infantry will not be
given the posdou of prominence in the
Washington liut‘tlllt' :it New York which had
been assign-3d to it. The matter caused much
dissatisfaction in Charleston, as the Light
infantry data from NH, and it proposed tc
carry Col. William Washington's banner, the
only revoluti rrzuy dug in exnteiica Maj
Gilchrist on): the command ivill go to New
York but will not fall into litre with the
ru;.i:i.-., but will parade on its own account
seivnre or an America: Itarb.
this l-‘naxcrsco, April li—The steamer
Aluizrcla lir-uglit new that the American
bark L‘. l.) llryant, which was served by the
Hflh'allatl government for smuggling llxty
tins of >11Llllllllll0fl0110illlu. Was condemned
on the It'llll and ordered tobeconfleoated
The cue.- i- now awaiting decision on appeal.
Tn: b-uZ ‘: ieen nllou-nl to loud and will
isllu;i.i'.r't--;1i.- at $19,000. The action of A.
the linwmlau govrmuteut, it iii thought. it
not .-u i. a. “bi ,tan-i under the terms of
tuteiusitlxnmi treatiee. 9‘
l‘nliiiit‘l llctucrn Iliad“ acd Portugueae.
Nigw Y iHK, Apri' ll—Accnrding to lid-
rice: r 't‘ -.v . 1 my Henry .‘-lc.\l.il:iu, New York
agentd lir'yix .1 Ibsl'lllu- conflict has
by-(‘kpu n,“ 1.- u, A. Lil: liiut‘ite and l’ortuv
[luff-re :1: l" the drop: of the Porto?
gut-56, \\ m .u'- 114- ;»:'.iii'.p:il tradesmen, have
been rifli‘i..'l cut-ion; in e.i.:naten .0» of
8100.13.31)
"in.-
\ llig Land Purchase.
CHATILNNCUA. 'l‘cun April t-‘i.-—-A iyndi-
cute ol \‘(ltlllliizalt from New York. New Or.
leans. Memphis and Atlanta comarnmated
the purchasi- oi (Llano acres of land in Seque-
chae Willey. about thirty trailer from Chatter
oooga. oidyoiuing the clryd South Pituburg.
Term The tries for the property, wild:
contain: coal. in. and tint). lauds. wan
Moon
The Bateinan Wm run into P
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SUPERIOR
Bllllll nwn
THE PllllESl llll) BEST
Ie made onlyof elrictly pure grape cream
of tartar. atrietl pure bicarlmnale of
win. and a emal portion of flour :- a
maervative. nothing else whatever. and
Ill warranted entirely free from alum.
ammonia, phosphates. lime. and all the
aili'illerantu frequently found in baking
powder-ii. The character of materials
used. their purity, and the nicely of their
combination. render Cleveland's on ierior
haltingpowder the moat healthfulaui moat
economical in use. and it always affords
wholesome. llllll'illmlll. and delicious food.
It iii riN'ouuni-raled for urity. healthful-
acae and efficiency by iovcmmcnt and
State chemists. chomiiiia of Boards of
Health, and professors in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
Bold only in cans. full weight.
(‘th’ltLAND ltmmiuns. Arman. N. V.
TRADE
o. a DEA
The Choicest '1'“ Ever 05ml.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A 51! )31‘ DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. TRY IT.
1':: will um :30 1:7 ether. 6:32:27 mu mi
ll la the “tours-1' (hum: 1.1:". licked from
t!.o bent plantain-nu rind piidrziiila-ci nbr-untcly
pure and tree from all adult: tallullil or eol- mm
1 on r The pining” are hernretimtly Flul‘ ll
arr! warranted mil would. It in monume-
critical in uro than the Iowcrgradia
Oriental 5: Occidental Tea 60., L't’i,
licml (mice, 3.7 llurfluy Slip, How I'or.’.'.
For nub- liy Illv‘ lu'~t Ivrvh r‘r\.
l“. D. LAW'I‘DN ll 00.,
D. b’DOlillEDlElT.
CllAS. ll. FERRIS,
South Norwalk, Conn.
N. 1'. N. H. £11. RAILROAD.
Number 23. 1898.
none wm. eouie net.
5.16 a. m. Expreee. r 6.31 " Accom.
5.48 " Kxoreee. 7.38 " Accom.
6.12 “ 113013133. 3?: “ Armpit!
.56 “ 'port.Sp. . " Loon .
taxi " Local Bx. 10.42 Arcotu
7.56 " local 1-2:. 12.13 p.in.Boeton II.
5.26 “ Local Ex. 1.07 " Iocalkx.
ear -' So.N.S is! 1.45 " Bp'gflcld Way.
9.03 " -i.ocal 3.01 “ Imllx.
9.26 " Accent. 4.11 “ Hurrah.
10.13 " . lt3: “ Loco-i.
11.45 “ heath. 2.1g :: trunk
12.59 . "bxpru’l‘ . ’ . cconun
1.3,“ Eo.N.Ip 7.18 " Local
9.“ “ Accoiii. £7.27 " Bridgd‘pt line.
4.46 “ Ix. 8.49 “ Accom.
one " Stamford Acc 9.49 “ Acton.
5.90 " llxprue 11.07 " Adamo IxAc.
651i} “ surnfordAcc 12.43 " Boutoqu.
8.11 “ B'port Spec“, moan.
10.15 “ Accent. .738“ Amen.
Bmxve. l 9.11 " Acacia.
9.15 Antoni. ; 0.51pm. Aeconi.
mo p.n Aocom. c
7.28 “ 140ml Exp.
8.59 “ Accent.
Timin- luv. Int Now-lb.
some war. some 31".,
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8.07 "
0. I. Smart, 0. 1'. Damn.
(lea. Dav. Gen. Pan. Ag‘t
HOUSATONIG RAILROAD.
DANBIIIII I NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected. February 4th. 1888.
Panel-rt I‘ralna.
SO‘JTH.
Lv. Norwalk. Lv. 80. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Potn
7 32 a. in. 7 56 a. In. 8 m I. in.
S 17 ” 8, t “ 8 35 “
lo 03 “ 10 13 ” 10 a) “
12509 in. twp... lU-‘int.
‘ M ‘ “ II II
618 " lrxed 636 “ llxcd 646 "I‘x‘d
8m II in am II II 815 ll ‘0
D ‘1 u an lo 2‘ .e u ‘0 31 al II
emn'.
9 (I) a. in
6.01 p. m
NOIITII.
Lv. Wilson Point. ”.80. Norwalk. ALNorwalk
110a.in.lixed twanl‘x'd 210llxed
‘5 II II 6” II M 6‘] I.
8 45 “ 918 "
12 01 " 1218 p. In.
'2 50 “ Iiixed 810 “ lllxed
6 12 “
6 5 la
10 17 " nixed
eumr.
9 a) a, in 9 25 a. II.
a 52 gun a in p. III.
w. B. Manama. “when. and (len‘l Ian-gs.
P. 0. Penn. Sir wildcat.
A. W. Pannr. Pumas Amt.
no LINE. -
leave Bridgeport for Plttaleld.
7.03 a. EL uncommon
9nam.
mafia.
519 ixeii
one
715 "
10 10 “ Iixed 10 I! Iixd
:Goes only so far In Great Burlington.
'Oououly an far en New Hillard.
WI. 1!. m, Vice Pru‘t I Can't lan‘g‘r
w. K. Mensa.
WJ’nai'a. , mummc.
POI’II’IIII
N elm-mt and crayon Black and While
I Paatcla. Artworko alldacriptloiia.
110.000 LBtanfortl.
“OI"AB WEAR. Norwalk.
no son
0fllll'l'llll] ll Sfll’l.
Druggists,
Ne. ii an. Street, rim-ii.
scum noawm EVENING salmon, MONDAY; APRIL 15. 1889.;
NORWALK BARGAINS
-— I! “II——
has: Gulls & Sill Delirium:
— AT THE-—
BOSTON STORE.
No. 1-0ne case 50 inch French Sergee
in all the leading Euler ooloringa at 580.
advertised in Bridgeport at 62*.
No. 2-25 pieces 44 inch French Serge,
have been selling three goods at 53c (but
juet for a drive) we will run them off at
490 a yard.
No.3~0ae ease Cashmere Serge: at 250
Thia i. a bar ain well worth looking at,
u the sale Offlill lot oompriue but seven
colors, it would be well to aelect early.
No. 4—We have been able to get one
case more of thoee Checks and Plaid:
that we had such a rush on at our 19c
rule. We will show these at the same
price, lilo.
No. 5-A 54 inch LSdll'lt' Flannel, sold
ever where at 621, we will run them in
at c a yard.
We have the most complete aeeortment
and lineet line in Combinations. ltohee,
Side Bands and Persian Stripes. to be
found in the State of Connecticut or
New York city.
No. 6—We will offer during the week,
5,000 yards of 40 inch Ilomeepun in
Stripes and Plain Mixtures at 240 a yard.
No. 7—Our full line of 24 inch allzwool
Trleota in all the leading Easter ehadee
at 42¢ a yard.
Our very fineet silk finished Ilenriottae
will be on the counter at 08c. We have
neon these good- aold at 01.15 and $1.25
a yard, but we can now offer them at
thie price, 98c.
The greatest dis lay of Ilircctoire Jer-
wy. Empire and ailor Made Jackets in
Black and Fancy Stripes yet offered to
the public for impection.
___.¢.———-
Get our Prices then you won’t
go out of town.
We cordially invite you all to take a
look at our line of Beaded Wraps. We
start them at $3.75, $4.12. $5.00. 85.59.
86.59, 87.49, 87.95 and $8.95. We guar-
antee the price on these goods at about
one half what you will pay elsewhere.
-———u 4.9-—- -—~-—
Special In our Silk Department.
We will offer a 24 inch, Extra Heavy
Regatta Silk at $1.19 for this week only.
"All new," our line of Challiee at tile
can‘t be beaten and our all wool Challiea
at 21 are very fine value. Our imported
34 inch Challiee at 49c are Extra Good
Quality and well worth Gill. We have
a line of Domeetic Sateene at l2lc. Our
French Satcemr at 25c not be beaten
for 330. We have a very fine line of
F‘renchGinghams :1an :m Ixr‘cllcnt line
of Domestic Zephcrl’.
S'l'flN S'I'fllli,
NORWALK.
HATS! HATS!
The Correct Styles
in all gndaofStlfl and Soft lists. Spring Style
81115. Hats,
Boys flats, Polo Caps, Tennis
Caps in all colors, Crush
flats, he” at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention mild to
l-‘lxlng, Cleanlug and Ironing
Slllt llnla. I118
CASH
nuesinn n
-——400—-—-
Pillsbury? Sgt Flour, per bbl ................ 3; g
Finelhitta..." ............... 1. their.
Beet “ ........... we lb
lithe. New France ........................ Sc
11 the. Granulated Sugar. . ....... l on
Pine llxed'l'ea ............. ”fie lb
Beet “ “ ............................. ale lb
“ 0. Gov. Java Pelee ........ . . ..... 8!: lb
Good Lunch Milk Cracker“ ice lb
m“; ...............
filtmfi'herriee. can
por Apples.
Dried Pantheon...“
——-A'l‘——-
W, Hfllllll ' Stalin's.
92 Washington Street.
qu-i
8
.a.:.
11+
ii I z i'
J
55‘
l
l
Livery and Feed Stable
WARWICK HOTEL,
Korea and Carvintoletfor all m
Carri at Depot in most All 'i‘ralae.
florid urnouta at Ileaaonahle Prime.
Telephone Mon. .9 t
SWAN dc BUSHNELL,
I“ Water St" foot of Bank.
BRIDGII’OI'I'. (11'.
We uk renewed attention thle realm to our stock
of Nova Swtla hand made woolen clocking-.glovea
and mittens. and our line of imported Guava-eye.
We wish to more fully introduce to the notice of
all out-door workcn driven. ll. It men. and
run, the great comiort arid aafet fro- we and
cold, in be derived from a good or tel oiled cloth-
ing. With theeo lro rubber Gloves and linger Cole.
of which we have a clock. The damage to
horn» and name-u y rainaad elect atone- la well
known toevcry home owner. One of our Oiled
Canva- Coven will prove a corn lele protection
and may rave lie con many timea u alas; storm.
'i‘lieee howevevuo but aide show. i main
baalneaaln dealing in Pure leads and Oil. rhlp
(Thandlcry, Engineer: tlupplice arid Dieting; la
terlala. any of theae mes we are ill ill to
match and lrnpoeelhle to beat.
Byiheway. Wchavea Brand of (you made
from the heel imported stock which we 1 only I
boxes crime-eh. They are wry fine lavor and
coat butlltile monthanclgaiettce. Drop in and
try them. Telephone. N. Y. Pricel. Never
under-old. apdtly
in; “an and 3.11.51:
on FREIGHT lllll
Norwall lNeanrl.
”THE PROPELLIRS-
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily tri . Sunday: excepted, for
freight between New ork. Norwalk and South
Norwalk. Will leave Pier 23, foot of Beckinau a
New York. every evening, except Saturday; at
o‘clock. and on Sari-rd" at 2 p. in. Leave Nor-
walk Bridge and Soul Norwaik every evening.
Freight taken from and received for all
point. on the Danbury and Norwalt and
Shep-rig Ballroada at Greatly Bede
Batu. ‘
Upon a plir‘tloii to agents the Cit of Nor-walk
and Sage will be ecnt for rpccial etc of freight
anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
E'All pcmoirn are forbid uniting any of the
employeevi of the boats of this line on account“
the owucra thereof.
' "old Ti’atrl.‘ l
,u-ild. Lately. 4
u m the world. 1 ’i
and pau' mqwiibwcrla
sad nits of equal value.
.' (Inc Penc- tun le-
arn-plate. nae-.91....
well an m nub. we and
Free Manny-alanine
than in yuur hm far 3 ”the ”dam-hinti-
.... l."«.."'"’ "mm “2“"
the writ. at can of h
and Cal-pica. w. ay all . Miranda Aali—
Otl-aondt Co». {'0' x at Portland.
Hillel, Ballyl ll.
WOOD HANTELS,
DOORS,
SASH, BLINDS,
HARD WOOD WORK,
0? ALL KINDS.
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
Plate and. Sheet Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planing,
and Turning.
lambcrl'ardbetweeuralhoadandcarriage
11111 at foul lfifll‘llall Sillll
South Norwalk, Conn.
Halli, Bailey 8. la.
’ Induced-huh-
FA'EEEFIFVIS': ficmtzrqgg
. aquatic-cw
Daniela-Geo. B. Planted: O. upbeat: new:
Baxter’s.
Ian-om. Ina.
All who have aeen the bald anon on the
myheadtellinethe hair is growing out in good
ehapc.
I act! aatiefied that Palrleon 1e dolii
mark.In M y A. D. 31'
the
S.
FEOIITEII'S FAMOUS
FAIRIOON No. 3.
Agents: inn llltttlft.
”I
III.
Unfit- b htfiflfl h-y.
Ibmhhg‘nmu-H‘
. .M...,...,.,..,, 1. w.” .. W
'1 lstata. "No ”he Wt,
P to “III, III Steal Idler
tritium)! ‘03“!
Alan “can the the late of
Bebe-lure and Farm lonaaae
O a 1 per cent. loads.
nonn- Nuotlatocl.
omen—4n 1|anth on. Io. lorwalk.
NEW DHPlllflRl!
Iluviriu made extensive
additions to my
Confectionery
Department, I am now
offering some ol' the
, Choicest Candies
To be found in the place.
hiy assortment; compris-
es goods from the well-
known fir-ms 01‘
Ila tor of New York.
annoys of New York,
bowney of Boston,
Whitman of Philadelphia,
[would it Perkins of Boston.
All of which I offer at popular prices.
HALE, Druggist,
Cor. lllaln and Wall Streets.
2. l.WHITNE1’SlBT STORE,
67;; Main Htréot.
SO. NORWALK.
FRAMING at lowest nrices.
Full line at Artists’ Materials.
New and Second-Hand
WAGONS,
New and Second-Hand
CARTS,
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot. Wagon,
One Grocer-’5 Wagon,
’Onc Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats, '
Barn-Yard Manures.
RAYM NI] nus ;,..
‘mnwwmmwwwww. WW .
._ “ _......
Clearing Out Sale!
w. b... ..... .,...
On Monday, Aprll 1.
We will ell-memo a Clurlll Oat “h I
13136.. GOO“
uannnwnan.
runners. .
trauma. 3
And some noodu from all our WM which ,.
we Ihlll 08' It 3
HALF-PRICE!
For Cash Only.
lllBLE lllflll.
Artificial Stone Stone. Coping,
Lawn Bottling
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
650.. 850-.
Manufactured by c. T. lEONAllD,
sew-aroma. lam,
FINE
Wl'l‘flfl REPAIRING.
IY
SKILLED WOW.
"‘ l
r
The followlr is the wtlflattmf S. D. nylon. I
xraguateofthe uwna School of m. III
'11
llOMERB.HOYT,
JEWELER,
No. 15 Railroad Place.
Wrirou,lr-..Ieb.tlli.ffl.
lilo ,
workinlrewlaaa lo. lie baa m
higliehandtiwieaworkandmmahut
,
EVENING
I
Gazelle Bulldlag, Nor-walk,“ ' i i
P. S.-Alao of Basins Dwarnaq
Maine-aeolian. t, 19
BEE HIVE
General Intelligence Ofliee
Anymiuwantofeinnlo t.orwiehingto
hiaorhcrphce.w1’ll itwtll y themto
call ac and vagina theirnmea. free-
Gmtlemeuwillbechaiudihclum or as eta. if
youwanttobu ,orselLarennovenqum-for any
thiagyoviun eohere,aawewllladveritaeattba
“Scenery-lay. Wehavcadttiirgruoia for Indra-
andovrefchelini-lw.
31 I.
‘
Wehavearutanmtwhaeyou an get anything
mang.mwich lg; ‘fuhl‘l' meal at all hours.
t y or w ' lodging
n3 tin Yuan WM”. DB! "“1,
No. 5 Water St" Borough.
LentEasCome
Aldweuemtofmieh alllindsof
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Whom-adult. Harem-rm
Illltl foranaxuaqaaatity everyday bent.
“GENUINE NORWALK OYSTERS
no me not m m
Pure Tomatoe Catnip,
Spinach,
Le tt u c e , Radishes,
Pickled Oysters,
And anything
you want in u. MARKET LINE "2:?"
FRESH EVERY DAY
HUNT &-"Z-ELUFF’S.
A FULL LINE. OF
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils V__a_r_nishes.
Berry Bros. Hard on Finish.
Wire Stool Deer Mata,
mama-amen. -
CANDIES
Ofallklnfi. mo-
BAKERY!
OORNIIOOPIAS. cam TOYS, soda fall .m-
ineiit of filaments! and,
MrsJohn Holland ,
MUD“! m
915“
The Best Ktiidliag Wood
Rowwhehadhsddhya'l'. Wilt ”d
50 lbs. at 500 Each.
Oneecntaworthleeflcl-itm toklnllloaly dim
c. 'r. LEONARD,
Wit! It. am
“4 ti
18 North Main St.
senmgo’grvms
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of Gilt-
“ 25, 80. and ‘0 00-”, “bl. ”I.
Embossed Gilts
New Styles, at 49c. DOING loll,
_‘f—
DEGKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Slim,
1 8 North lain St"
South Norwalk, Ct. .
A. s. FERRIS.
EWELER.‘
.. “'""Z.::°:.t':..l.‘t“”'
W. O. QUIITARD,
m mm
3" I.» - mam.
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