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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 2, 1889 · page 2

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mumcm;mw W.
a. :uan-MJJJ-‘guc.
, M- l. finely:
by 8. Chain, ileum—r
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' ‘ ”Ella-It‘ll. .m‘

‘ aged 13; John Hoolihnn, 27‘! .t lxlrllnwn; Um,

A Great Number of People
Injured.

'mn and Children Cmoily Trauiplod.
Barn-d by flown-Illa. “network-Nar-
vow Escape a! an Asian-hint from lynch-
lag.

Cannon, Maya-«lino hnn-Irud tliuumttd
men, Women and children worn imml in
waves about the big into from pork. Hull :1
hundred [mipio are known to how tutu .wrl
waly hurt and a number pcrlmpa lutully.
Boom of other! ruffcrod painful lnjurusn.
fliepeopio worotnam‘d in wulh tut wild as
tho frovmlug stones of tiny tin-liturluu
against which they were hurlnl win-u llu
first strong blow of excitenwni bruit» Illt
[rant mob into scores of trctnontlnns urn-hm
and “ampules. Under the ghirv «if iiit' tin»
70th, which the throng linlI gnthwwl I-
aoo, the faces of thotmuids of w. out-ll all/M'u i
whim and pleading. Thu sllrlt'h‘ of i‘llllill't'n.
uninpial under foot, t'ulilvl ln- plainly li'1tl'll
till“! the Wiliiiigof tilt: big lnwmim niul tin
61109" of the ninth-clad ports of ”in in»: luv
“ablaze. Find the prmuro till the: “(Ni hill!
forced tho crowd against the tin-lilnriutu
Studebaker‘s building, and the Art Illxlilll‘
tion. Than the reaction came, and with I;
grant roar the mob was fun-mi i-nstmml ulr .
mosttotho lake side. The Illiliuin L'vntm
suburban trains worn forced tn stop, 1mm r,
I0- to got through the prod of )vtmplv'.

1,110 Serpentine Plrcunrlto.

Aside from the [W'Ilt‘fl of tho grmtt t-mwl
itself, the cause of the t-xcitrmnnt urn: Ila
lingo serpamine flrowurlu, "no of limit
that out from the “and null squirm-vi
through the petrple, norm-hing every-truly it
its course. Anothcrfullowod a moment lain-r,
wanting Iitcrallyto rip the crowd in two.
Women fainted overywhnrv, and were Irrutv
ally trampled upon as they lay in the grim
Amovcmout of the crowd away from flu
threatened horror of a wholtmlo panic mo
met by the movement in the manuals dirm
tion, and the result was a terrible convubion
of the whole body. Seventy-five ”inception,
sent by Capt. Bartram to Iiucp order, were
tossed about as they might have lit-cu on a
billowy sea, but the worst was income. (Jon.
greats street is narrow by tho auditorium, and ,
when the greatest jam came, as it soon after- i
wards did, when the flrowarks were over and ;
the people started westward and mmuntcmlf
the multitudes who had been unable iuwt‘rl
the pyrotechnic, the collision was frightful. ;

Women and (NI-iron Knot-lied ”own. i

Mon fought and cursed and bore each 0!th l

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down, the women and children trunnion»
getting the worst of the struggle. Tilt-y WW”
knocked under foot and ground by thmmnd: I
of heels, their cries going tmhe'evled in thy»
din. The policemen in dcsmir titre-mortal tn» ,
ahoot the men who wore pressing rclntlrmiy l
over the unfortunate treallngs. flame: oflit'c'rr- :
diddraw their revolvers and tire in the: nu;
to frighten the mob into quiet, but npgnirunt— .
1y nothing could stay the outbreak. in was

not until the westbound thousands at last

forced their way out into Wabbit armor.-

that the wild scene ended.

The Victim».

The victims were hurriedly gatlmrol up
and earrial to their homes nnd the hliaplmla.
No time was consumed in asking mow or
keeping records. it is irnpixa'sihlc to give thv- :
number of permits hurt in rim jzun. Uri»;
estimate places it at not lens than n Ilh‘nwxml
who sustained injuries of some sort. The fol:
lowing were among tho in juml: Mn, Zilhry
Schubert, 143 Twentycflfth strolgl, probably
fatal; Lena Schubert, sister of allow; Mists
Kitty Connors, 41$ State street: Mrs. i‘n-orgo
F. Farr, of 310 Dearborn strovt, fatal; hints
Lizzie Howard, Forty—third street; Kiln. II.
B. Brady, 335 Sixtyvthird street, probably ’
fatal; Mrs. Crowley, 3,716 store stroot; l‘ml
Grant, aged 13, probably fatal; .ttigmt
Shultz, 155 Monroe street; Fl’fi‘d Elst-lllrtrrg,

Northington, wagon inanufuwturtrr; John
Bull, his foreman.
Another Horror.

Another panic, attended with tllmstrrauu
results, happeno’t ahnost the some time in the
north divismn of tho city. When the fine.
workst ceased in Lincoln park. tho;~ thou. '
ands of people rushed out poll melt in a mi
race for seats on the street cars. A sidewalk
about500 feet long gave way and several
hundred people fell five or nix foot. in the:
mmblc to g‘ away women and chll‘rlrm
were trampled and many painfully. but it in.
repvrtcd none fatally injured. The crowd
urged across the street and broke down than '
other sidewalk. The miles: here wcrunblo ,
to clear the street with prnmptitndlo, and .
helped the injured home. Among thom‘

hurt were: Max Boherer, No. 1% Black Hawk V

atraet: T. C. Summon: F. D. hippo and

wife, 50. 77 Orchm'd street; Jam firth-wry,

aged 8: John Granahan, No. 5% Hubble

atrcct; Eldit: Hatches, No. 95 Hubble aim-ct.
Came Near Being Lyuhorrl.

One of the exciting incidents was with
mined by about 500 persons who had am
bled in front of the headquarters of Fire
Engine Company No. 17, at No. on West .
Iakestreet. Capt. B. Anderson cadmium ‘
members of the company were at Work duct»
ratingthefront of the building. Smhhmilly 1
amanthrtmhishead fmmnw'mdowofthc
fourth s‘cmy of the building east of til..- en-
gine house, and, after noting the workout
decoration, announced himself M on An—
archit. Bereviledthosmsmdfitripu
and tho decorators in the most hmulting
alone. little attontionwu paid to him,

towns, until he floated the red flag of‘

Myfromthewindowgnnounoing it“
“Myflardnyeolorsf” Then the crowd!»
me angry and bad call: were hard.
”hardownthat rag or you will be sorry
you eve floated it!" met shouted from a
Madman. Ila came very‘nearly to—
hglyachad.

mummy-mama.

Who, May z—Baflding operations
thwghontAlleghenywnntympanlyzed.
Ithaflmatedthatfnhysfloonnionmare
entertainments): Thorium»
mus-ammonium
arriuguduaresnltofthoarikeinthm
hadq hriekhym and the other building
hath no in manpr at a standstill.
The alike: are members of the United

 

 

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AFTER JUUWCE BEASL‘Y.
‘Mlllt'ltiou "ado to “Inn on Milli!
the New (‘Ity Government.

Jmmnv t't'rv. May Lin—Nuwthatt‘tmt?
Ilia] 1min iiim am over, everybody is guttil'
dawn to bunitweo tigttiii, and the chart.
flghton. haw draw a llltlllkfivli‘til up in battl-
arrtty tn rmmuo climb the struggle for he
ptmtwlnlt Hi Iliv city ulllt'oo.

Tho this! llIth' mu lnatlo yostvnlay. “-
atm lilunrdx is uiigttgml in aninduutrioul
HhII'l'll fur I'lilt-f Jantico liouloy. It had
ln-u armttgul flint Ito and ox-Govoruor
Abbott alt-mid un to 'I'ronlun to consult
bun but Inqulrim, Inmlo pl'nlutluly I)!
wire in 'I‘n-utun, brought the information
that tho vim-ll billion was not at liumoand
r'wnntor Edward: had gum! to Ila-lvidora, to
‘IIIi'll plum this chic! ju~tire in mid to have
himl hmm-lf.

'l'ln- lilltmltwlga that tho muntnr Imli “ont-
on thu hunt iuvostod avmit i‘llll‘l‘ll' Davis
Mind“ to the City Hall yesterday with
mmiul illitlrwt,' and IUIIIU onv started a
rumor that ho way lilt‘l‘tl for tho purptlo of
taking llil' t'ity Ifull by storm fur the new
app-Intros tho iiiwnwnt tho chief justice
liglih thenrdcrdmiguttting thcm for tho ad
biturim tulminntmtlon of city functions»

'l'ht- slit-riff ltuightngly said that be ex-
pt-rtcd tn ln't'OlllIIlImitlIIfilVienfl‘f' upon his
minim) of guru at 1 o‘clock this ultvntoon.

'l'ht- t'XIl't‘IlltiOD of tlm men Ill nflloo is that
ilu- rhinf jnmw will rofun- In m't umlcr the
bill by authority of which Nt-Iinta'nr Edward»v
application is to be Itiailc to him. And even
the mayor‘s «minimum do not expect him to

at once.

“Tho utily thing that will bu donu,"nitl
Mayor t‘lcvt-lnnd, willingly, “when the
chit-f ju-illt‘" i» won, will ho to mill him to
fix it day for tho hearing of the application.
'l'nu: [million may be pmntt-d to himasan
ox lurtonmtter; but we have preferred to
giu- tho other side notice of tho putt-ceilings,
and m ihtrt‘liiA-l jib-two will moroly ho asked
to not tin- lmnriug down for a day tortaiu."

Mayor I'lm'ulnnd rcpiintl, when asked nilout
filling tiw vacancy in the sinking fund coin-
[flirt-I'm, made by tlio dot-Intuition"! Ilotiry
Lcmbwk, that ho “will do nothing in that
tlirt't'finii ltulily.

"'l'lrvru'» no hurry about it," he added.

 

Au lineal of Sailonul Interest to flu-
t'atlmlic ('bnrch.

(Joann-rt, 0., May 13,- An wont of
flatlutlnl inivrmt to the ('flilmllc church was
tim tniprtoatvc (“mum-ration Hf tho nutgnifi-
cunt grotto of llvlll'llt's at lit. Aluynimr‘
church on Bevmfh otmet, Cnvingtun, K y.

Church dignitaricti frum vnrioua states
Wcl'lr 1vfl'f-Wfll at the [mtiilval high nun-ea wie-
brnluitit l0 o'clock by Right _Ib-v. Bishop
Mam, ground by the local prim-ts, A t-plt'll-
dill banquet in illt’ adjoining [urtichial K‘Illlli
hall r L . ml the ccrciimniw.

'i'he- mum ism [u'flt‘tfi rcprmlur'tinn of the
{Elfiulh gl‘nlln of Inimim in tlu- nuiuntain
(“whiten-lam "I Franco, whom the Virgin up
prowl Ivlw «lay to littb- IiO'I'IIL-llb‘ilft, a [would
gii‘i. moi rrvonli-d to Imr turban. set-rots. It
is limit unzicr tho main altar, and mmpr'um
nin-xmt'ution 1;" by 4” foot, containing the
ontw'haittbcr and grotto privy-1'. Putin-r
Blank», ilzc [who of tho churvh and the
donor of the grotto, funiialml tho designs
undo.» nftor rrpcntmi pilgriumgu» lo the mgr
ml illY'Illu.

Two Store Italics Recovered.

“amt-ms, not, Mny 2.~'I'hu rennin; of
two mnrt: of the cimrrol victims of the Grand
.Trunk “rm-i: have lit-on identified and taken
away. 'l'lwy now Ilium of Morgan It. 50qu
law, of Chicago, which mvrc identified by A,
Calvin, and tinned II. N. llrtll. nu lllII rind
rrtl ml ttwrvhanf of Et'fiftnt’liiu, lnil., WIIIl'Il
mutt: bllflfllfifll by Iii: ann-indmv. Henry
l‘ringlc, of Chung”, is reported missing. 'l'lm
rwrriutnsnt )ln. timrgo Grntnuwttn will be
filt‘iili tn Chis-rig”, II B nlniwt certain that
(.fhnrlm J. If. l'rrmrr. of Toronto, J. L Cur-
nlclr, oi ii'luimign, and J. Ii. Storms t'aindcn,
Mm, an.» union; tit», limit. Titirtwn timid are
than for unwound fur. leaving six bodla.~
album. which no illqlllritsa have burn made.

southern Manufacturer» Organize.

Amman, Ga, May 1—11» Southern
Siannfmrturvrv’ Maorirititm organiwd will:
hunlnpinrturs at Augmta. Thoy rlcctetl 11,
ll. lliwlrmazi [Nubia-II! and five vice prisi-
dettbt. Ilcpmontativm from all the cotton
swim Wen.- prmeut. I’tmriutiwn; were [nasal
to memorialize the “it"!‘l'mtlt'lll to suliainltu
all. i1». to South American and Mexican puts;
“anlctlgita ill-r manufacturer» to pay w
m». prr lw [numb “mm for ("Jt‘bfl bait-d in
funnlnggmg. Tin: arm-wry i‘ to limp all
ohmirmbb: lnfnmtntum 31mm, wutht-rn mills,
it.» nutnlwr «it mils», agicyllm mid bums, the
yuuiy tilllifJI, etc.

 

’flte: finish )lnnler Cue.

UiLt‘llilShfii, '25. .1,, llay 2.-~S»mitur Ei-
I’urds amount] IRIUYI' Chief Justice Brushy
jmt 8a the tfitztwiny in tho lblak murder
tat-o an» clown], and naked fin: clip-f t» not a
day when that: preliminary mutton to outrun:
a “normal: Wflltrfl of tin: supreme; court to but!
the: Jewry City chart“ matter could be
made. lie stated that it was daind to have
the nfilt‘z‘ial fission of the court ”119‘ an early
a [vanilla 1h.- cuurt fiqu Saturday, May
4, at cinematic bruise, Trenton, and rim-tad
all... airmail-y!" to give notice of the matter. ’

 

Haitians! vaidrnt l'nlon Celebration.

Sow Your, May 1—111. Sntiunnl Provi—
dent union tvbrbratol the ortrtcunial by.
mailing at tho Mctrowitfan Opera house, a
wry largo whence bent: pmscnt. Aiming
tin.» awoken» and pronoun! gnaw taro:
lion. William “'anwr, of Missouri; Score-
tar; Window, Cmntnimomvr Tanner, Daniel
Mmghcriy and E. U. Bragdmi, luuidmtof
the union. An overture by the Seventh
Ibglrrwt bind and thceinging of “Amalia"
bythcentireaudknce {receded the sweeti—
making.

A Terrible Aeddaal.

Iowans“ s. 31, May z—A rpccinl to
Tim Herald from Ithaca says: A terribla
«indent worm! mar here. As Charla
Bailey, 3 primixicnt farm, was driving
Mora bridge with a heavy load of lumber,
atrial a mile can of here,tlm bridge col-
hpted, prtctpitating the load, together with
the hams and driver, to the gulf twent
feet til-hm. Bailey was instantly k
being «who! to a jolly. Both bonsai-0
. parlour-l. fault—y In as years of ago.

American Commercial Eaton lrfnm.
Saw \‘onn'Jiay 1~Tbo first annual din-
" of the Spanielmhnt-ricau (mammal
union wax giwn at the Ill-ital Brunswick, the
what, J. 11. Wis. Wing, and
the guano and speakers being Warner
Miller, Item-ell Bantam, minister Penman,
B. Gannon, I". 0min, e'x-Minitter Fain,
Bursary Katie and others. 'flio union aims
alarming our South American tradahy
Watson-ship lint:

“maturation-sot.
KawYon. May 3—11. Vh‘ginhn M
d-tbllewYa-k gavsaI-nqusttoths
Virginian now visiting the city. Gooey
(lay "Kidd-Him“

 

 

Jana

”Abyssal-atom“
c. .aal

1‘. m Bovsrasr Wilson,

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scorn NORWALK EVENIN

LAsoY.

 

Closing Festivities of the Great
Centennial Celebration.

.,- ..

DRAWN. lII'SCLIi AND llltAlN.

Over “0,000 Men of all ‘Inulms in the

Pariah» and the Turnout tho Finest

that liver Tun-arsed tho Street- »! Illa
Matt-mulls.

Maw \‘ntm, liluy :.——'l‘itu triduum of jubil-
ation in Mitch lllia city lllus Inch giwn up in
t‘lltlt‘tl.

The grout cunt-mum! I'mtit‘illna are no"
July a "wholly, but u inn-«t pheasant and
glurimn um», Dimipfllthl bi t'uitllllcliluntw the
,atlicial birth of tho nation and tho strides
which It made from infancy into hit-aluminu-
al manhood. tho Ctt‘llilbl‘llllllll naturally began
with pump and olllcutl corumuu'pii.

'I'Imy t'Iltll'tI, its it was tilting thuy should,
with n tt-prmonlutluu uf the brown and
uni-win, til the brain and bound blood that
circulnttnl through the national bio and llutlll.‘
it ulmt II In bodily.

'lltn I't-nplt 'a Day.

It Wm. truly Illt' Int'ulilt“.~ tiny. Mun-lay “It
for the nilirluln, uud gout-mus wore the
phiu-llt- and mum than llunpifllbb‘ the root-p
lion norm-«ltd; 'l'ut-nluy was set upttrt, and
rightly w, tor lllu rubbery—for tho men who
fought that tho imthut might. live; but Wed-
neutay crowned flu-m all.

'l'u tho uholc pimple, acting in unison for
tho I't'llllllilll “val, isdue tho prnud plum of
tliomtiuil'y lunlity. hhc islands nt thr- head
of tin- muons, on n [lulu-nil“ built by llt'l' in-
dudi‘lcn lit-r position is the “null of the
cllt'l'sll‘.‘ of MIT pulplt‘, and the Crowning day
oi tho IUSIIVIiIu-i was llttntgly wit-brawl by
honoring their induzlrius.

Full 80,000 Man In ”no.

l-‘ull wuss; nwn ware in lino, of all trades
and of every branch of inulmtry, of every
rank and condition of lilo in which honest
imulhoul (‘IIgIIgLVL All they marched along,
eat-h «human Willi the emblem of its trade,
they pt‘mvntcd the greatest object imam that
tlm World t:\‘t‘r saw. Little wonder it was
IIuit they bore tin-msulvus proudlyns they
Wed ’nud the hum of utopia that paid them
honor. (front as tho multitudes Were that
bad gntliercd on the preceding days loam
the official and the military int-mics, they
actually pub-d before that dense throng of
ymtrrdny, Every family, ulmoot, had a r»
pthmtivo in the ranks, and every wifu
um nut to we hor hunbnnd march and every
mother to watch hor buy mtii prulc.

Artlatic Allcgorlt'tsl Ilisplayn'

As for the para-In itself it was grandly
magnificent. No body of mcn went by that
had not smoothing ctnblcnutuc of its calling.
Banners were as counties; almost as the link
beam», while the tillcgnrical displays were
wnrkn of pvrfvct art. 'I horo was it rivnlry bo-
tnwn thc men an tn whushouhl have the must
nutnbh- tttniout; tltc A'Ufllvlufllt'c was soun-
tbittghttudzaune. It would be difficult, in-
dun I, to “hint" thcpnlm upon any individual
numbcr. 1-inch trade and usch urgiuiizntion

hint something npproprlnta and unique, while

patriotic nilvgurlcs were profuse.

_CLCSING THE GREAT CELEBRATION.

 

President. Harrison and Party 1.»an for
“'aahlngton. '

NEW Yultlt, May 2.—Afterr the prisidout
and Vic-o president felt the reviewing stand
they weredrivou to Mr. Morton's residuum,
wheroalight luch Was purudicu of. at!
o'clock the president rind vico preddont,
Stuyvesant. Fish and T. Gerry wore driven
inacarrutgo to the Pennsylvania Railway
ferry, when: other carriagtu, occupied by
Int-null Harrison and members of the canton
nlttl coininittco, joined them and the party
«are quickly driven aboard the forrybuat
Princeton and conveyed toJarsey City. No
Uflt‘ ohm was allowed aboard tho bout—~a fact
which did not seem to please the purple “ho
“we kept waiting on the New York side r
the next hunt to arrive. k,

Many Accidents.

SEW YORK, May a—Tho chapter of acci-
dents remrdal by tho police was a long one,
but not quito so tragic us Tuesday’s. A mun:
her of people fell in tits and were more or loss
bruiwd: others fell from homes and had
limbs broken, and some spectmors were
crn’hod rind hurt during the raids which the
police f- mud it nocumry to make occasion.
ally in order to keep the streets clear.

1110 Centennial In Brooklyn.

Btiooxtvs, May 2.—'I‘ho centennial bun-
quet at the Academy of Music was one of the
most interesting and successful affairs Bmolr—
Iyn has evor known. Between .500 and 600
guts“ wém present, and toasts were respond
«I to by Andrew McLean, Bernard Peters,
St. Clair McKolwny, Rev. A. J. F. Bohrcnds
and others.

Exciting Scone In a Court Room.
L't'xnrttutxn, Md, May 2.—A jury was
secured to try Melvin C. Garlitz for the
murder of his wife on March 2d. An excit-
ing scene occurred in the afternoon while
Samuel King was giving his testimony. lle
dust-rifled how Garlit: stood over his wife in
the street and tired four shots into her body.
Before the witness concluded Joseph White,
father of tho murdered woman, sprang from
his seat. with a cryof agony and rage. Sol}
ingachafr he rushed toward the prisoner,
but the police laid bands upon him before he
wuldreach the object of his wrath. Whito
was ranoved to the judge’s room, but the
excitement was so great that twenty min-

uta: elapsed before the trial was rosumed,

 

Roasted to Death by Indians

SA! Functsoo, May lit—A Special to
The Examiner from Deming, N. M., says
sum] Whitehall has telegraphed as follows
from San Simon: “Two men, W. J. Marches
and Cook, came to the San Simon Cattle
mmpany‘s headquarters and said Frank Cody
was killed by the Indians at Deer creek.
Carly was buried Friday. He was shot
through both legs and put on astovo and
roasted. As near as could be learned, there
won; forty Indians." (lady had chargo of
the 31m Simon Cattle company’s rancho at
Deercreok, six miles from the Mexican line
and about fifteen miles from Long Ranch in
Animus Valley.

 

Famous Men Will Respond.

New Inna, May 1—“ the fifty-ascend:
annual convention and banquet of the Alpha
Beta Phi fraternity, to be held here next
My. a large attendance I: promised, and
toastsmtohorcspondodtoat the banquet
by Edward Evan Bale, Timothy Dwight,
Joseph Cheats, Phillips Brooks, Ellis Ii.
Rehab and otha-a

 

Torrtflo Powder Explosion.
Emu, N. 3, my a—At tho Acadia
powder company‘- works at Waverly, four
tan or powder blow up, wrecking all tho

mtmflovmnunugh ugh? mlllsandamfloyas’honses. 'I‘iisforcoonho
Tucker. mn.mw,l arpldon completely armed one lions.

end a mausnd his wife until rs-

‘Imndbyatansd flupowdcoompsny‘nlv
lunar-s

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imingham pays mvt-n-Iciitlu of a com. The

 

mat-m .

_. MM” Vance satin... “

A flow but: state flaunt-tr ltuplloistad In
tho I'rocoodlngs.

CIIII'MM, lllny 3. m‘l‘lue ('ttrtur momma-d
a alumni mil turn tunin. The trial hm pro-
grmml In 1.». in Carter’s mm lilml, in which
he i-hnrgwg lim who 2 Mb mlwomhufiwith
Dudlny H. til-v-lrni-y, a New York merchant,
and a Non Yurk Hat,- rcnntur living in
BI'ntd.’ ll ll.

'I‘lr- i \lulvi. w givm ww- diim-lly in point
III lo tllnw rlumvs, Iilo' pun null mint-its bo-
Iltg .‘Il‘h. Mtu)‘ ll. Muffin y, ballot-live"! at
tho ('tnqri' Ill uw, t‘tmwrvtinut, N. Y., who
clamh in hm- vwn Mn. (‘mtw in is com-
pl‘tnlilrlug Iniiluzt Willi tingct'y at a into
hour nun might in Hilllll‘itlliul', lhhtl, will].
tht‘y Worn mix-Ha III III" lmlt-l, Illlltfl'l‘llhlllli
being wlzilx- Mm Cut-hr and Mr. Grugury
winivtngvtlm‘ un ilu- luwu in front of II
hon-l, and oluwtly ll‘litlfltll tho window-u
Mm MitI’I‘iM y‘s I‘twlll. 'I‘im linua-kocpcr
throw a [Ill-'lml‘ of water war the lovers
upon lllM’tin'l‘lllg their diugrweful conduct,
thou flu»; put up quickly mid ran in differ-
ent dirn-tmnu, and hnnmliuivly afterwards
witness lll‘l Mrs. t'ui‘tur in tho Inltor canto
intolltolioiul tin-“ugh tho pt'ivato entrance,
tho u‘nta-r still adhering to her matutuo, litu-
hair dislmvulol and bur fact.- flu-died.

Whilotliis Wilma“ mu civlttg lit-r toasti-
mnny Mrs. Curler lvimiml rim-ply and hung
Ilt‘l' haul in confound. Thu emu-cranium-
tion lantwl for rmvcml hours, and resulted in
showing mvcrnl :liM-rutmit-iw bottveen wit-
ncco‘ former definition and bur statement on
tho titfllltl. In tho main, however, her story
was not shaken.

Harry I’. Nash, of Troy, N. Y., formerly
night watchman at tho Cmpar house, was on
the stand when court adjourned.

Queer l‘roight Itatoa

intuit-um, May :3.--'i'hu Manufacture"
lb‘curd has lwti investigating the question
of freight rules on iron In Ilwwuthcom-
pared with tinni- in tho north, and finds that
southern manufacturers are laboring umlor
tho disadvnntngo of having to pay a higher
transmutation rate to many loading point:
than l’it tshurg furnaces do. notwithstanding
Camogia's contrary stutt-iilcnta. This is true,
the [taper says, of iinishodlron an troll asof
pig. (‘himgonnd I'ittsburg pays six‘tcuths
of a cent n inilepor imp-mods, while litr-

iialno diapnrlty of rules exists on consign-
ments to Kansas City, San Francisco and
other plums.

 

Electlon of Railroad Dlmtols.

limit-w, May a.-.“ the alumni meeting
of tin- :ll-"lik‘..il (.‘cntml railroad slwkhulden
tho following diru‘turs wort- l‘lllflllll Oliver'
Amos, IL»!- n; ' - T. llurr. Baton; fiche!-
liuu CflIIIIIIm"..‘. ; .lncol» Kiwanis,
B0510“; Levi .l. in! Chicago; E. It.
Morse, lhstm; All“: W. Nicki-mun, Bahia;
Just-pit Richard-sun, New York; William
Roche, Biotin; Ii, \V. Jtit‘kmn, Mexico; “'nr-
run Sawyer, last-m; Anon Slit-sir, “08‘0“;
A. ll. Dytiiuii, London, I-ZttglattdzJ. It. \t‘hlto,
Bunion; (Emma ll. Wilbur, Boston; 149le
Wade and I“. II. iloll, Mont-o.

 

 

Expecting Trouble from fitrlltera.

l’nrsaciw, Mny 2,—Thv strikers at tbs
Duqucsncstwl works rim out in force and
mltirlmvu (‘I’lniIlIt'hHl themselves in anon
derly nutnncr. That fill‘inlfi trouhlo to ex-
pm‘tul, human-r, is niacin known by the fact
that 100 deputies worn sworn in by Sheriff
McUnndltno and placed in the company's on-
cloout'c. At noon Sheriff McCandlcio mortal
over 100 ltnl‘ums into the work; The strikers
did not intorfom with them, as tho Italians
know nothing about making stud. lt isol-
pat-tt\ltIi1ttuitulll-.-r lot of ltaliztm Will I).
sent in, Wlitell under covet-of durknmo, trouble
may uwur.

He will Move Out of Town.

l‘lsbtnn’Jl, May i—AI-mt one month
ago lilo submit of Jan-k Aluminum, nt Raw-
wii, this county, was \‘ixIIMI by White Capri,
wlioclmml out its wutvnts mid tin-strayed
thorn, leaving it not.) to the slim-t that they
would repeat the time if Mmmumru should
Rupert. "t3 mmnwncul businm-s again and
plum-I a \lntclimntl on guard at night. Ind
night, mining hr t1.» mnclusmn that the
White Caps were only making a bluff, hi-
withdrew the watchman. Intvr, thr- Whit»
Cuts dcwcndml upon the plnl‘e and again
clmml it out. himsnmura lun' tit-t'ltithl to
move to another town.
Five Murderous Sentenced to no Hanged.

‘mt'r Smut, Ark, May a—In gottoml
Court, this; city, .ludgo I‘ttrkvr scntonotwi five
wnvu'ts to be hanged onwahmsday. July
17. They arc Jack aniard. for tho unmicr
of Ilvpiliy Marshal Erwin: Frank L'npr'il, for
tho killing of his mistress, Minnie Odell: Will»
izun \i'nllrur, for tho unpruvulzul murder nf
Calvin Church; Joe Martin, for cutting nfl
the bond of Ernest Adams, and I‘Ibio James,
who killod nu inoffensive old man, “'ilimin
Jones. for a few dollars in his pocket. She is
the fifth Woman found guilty of murdcr in
this court.

A Schooner and a Steamer thom

Romrmnr, Mum. May 1—1119 schooner
Anna B. Cannon, of Glandular, Capt. Ilull,
with 3,500 pounds of halibut on hard. went
ashom on Milk Island during a fog. Sho' is a
total 10:5.

New Brnrotm, Muy 1,—Tho steamer
Monohauset, while on a trip from the Vine-
yard, vwnt ashore in a demo fog on the east
side, of Clark's point, about two miles below
this city. She lies in an easy puttiou and
will undoubtedly come at! at high water.

Recovers 38.250. ,

llos it, May 2.—'I'he United States circuit
court “idol! for plaintiff in a suit of tho
Blink of Hamburg, Germany, vs. Catherine
J. Flynn. ct aL, to recover 33.250. primedsof
mark notch alleged to have been stolen J one
21‘, 1%. and sent defendant by their brutha',
William G. Flynn, as a gift.

Dr. Samuel Cooper Charlton Ila-ad.
Conmcs, 0., May i—Dr. Samuel (Sonya
Charlton, editor of The Marion's Chroninb,
The American Odd Fellow and The Knight
(K. of Pd, dropped dead last evening of heart
disease. ,

Three Ltvea Loot.

Smutsron, Pa, May z—Michsol Flynn,
aged 50, Patrick Botchfordfagod 5t}, and
Martin Rogan, aged ‘33, were killed in the
Hyde Park shaft by a fall of coal

 

Thoma- X’. (lllroy Baalgns.
NW YORK, May 'J.——’l'homas I". Gilroy
has resigned his ofllcc its under shortil’ and J.
B. Benton was npprdutc-l in his phsco.

Minister IIIoIta Satin.
Nzw You, May i-lim. John Hicks,“-
now minister to Peru, sailed in the City 11
Para for his new station at Lima.

 

James Ilelnfyro Resigns.
ALBANY, May a-Jatues McIntyre has sent
his resignation as state agent for discharged
cmvlcts to the go vemor.

 

. Brooklyn Ilan Drowned.
Barnum", Conn, May k—A boat ana-
talnlng. mmymmm from Brooklyn, 1. 1.,
was ca port, and one of than,
sand Kelly. was drowned “the others was

G BENTINEL. THURSDAY, MAY 2. 1389.

7 '. Mm" sxmtio.

ué Rex‘lies Frankly to All
Questions Asked.

IIIS LINN SI'I‘II‘ZCII lllfi’l‘tlll'l‘l‘lll.

'l‘lw tin-at II‘Ir-II Loads-r Admits Knowiag
Mummy mitovwlno Known as “Tran!-
allaullo." but ”out" All Itusmlotlgn of
Paula» Kelli-mo».

LONDON, Mu y a-Jl‘ho direct culmination
of Mr. l’ntnrll wan ('tllli'lutlml at ywterday’s
motion uf iliu l'nt’nu-ll t‘nlllllitraillll. Mr. I'ar-
noll Ilt‘t'iliflfll ilmt law had otunlut ted the II‘IIII
agitation maintitutiuualiy.

Un rn-mq-tatnination, Mr. l'itrnoll dunlatl
that the Irish World over colloidal money:
for the Parliamentary party. The Irhh
World had lit-nu hostile to himself and the
Parhnnu-ntnr y mrty irinco lbw.

Attorney General Webster hare produced
extracts from the Irish World [training Mr.
Panicll‘s act "nuts in parliament after ”NJ.

Sir ('lilll‘lt‘h Itumoll, counsel for the Pat‘-
nL-lhtus. put in t x l rncts adverse to Mr. l’arnoll.

llaunoy's .‘Iom-y “'ould bu Accepted.

Mr. l'xmlri. admitted knowing Mooney,
otht-rww known as “Transatlantic." Ho
did not know whetlwr Mooney contributed to
the parliamentary fund. Mooney wrote vii»
lent unit-Ins. Still, witncsa would not ob-
fact to receiving Mommy's tribute to assist
the party if he did not publish articles ad-
vocating murder.

Wilma» hull hold um mnvumtion with
Patrick Ford since 1M1. Mr. Parnell em-
phatimlly dado! that hi: Irish schemes ever
Included a audition with tho Fonlans in order
to up»! landlords from Irelu nd. lie certain-
ly aimed to destroy landlnrtlism, but not to
drive individuals from the country, and
nover had any idea of resorting to illegal
measures. flu did not. ”collect meeting Mr,
Davltt and John O'Iieary in 1575 and die-
cuming with them a possible alliance between
the Nationalists and tho Fonians. llohad
no notion that the national fund of America
and tho ukirmis hers' fund were identical.

Dovoy'a VIoIont Language.

Attorney General Webster hero road a vii)
lent manifestation signed by John Dovuy
and other! and hailed at Dublin.

Mr. l’umcll declared that he had novar
heard of it beforo. lie had met Mum. Do-

van and a number of “Physical Force" men,
Hound he in uld frankly avuw that he felt
it was no part of his duty to exclude any unt-
from tho Ilague on account of their ante-co
dents. He wanted to include in it all Insh-
incn, trusting that entry section would no
ccpt the new constitutional form of agitation
lie had ninml at asking the "Physical Puma"
mm to abandon their niovcttmtt and accept
his. To shut the constitutional door in their
tacos lit-canon they did not intlnodlntely agree
WqusI have been very foolish.
Ills Lynn Speech Distorted.

11o dI-I not racolluot makingaspooch at
Lynn, Most, in which he was rcpmtod as
having said that when England was beaten
tohur knees the time would have mm to
realimthu Idea of the Nationalists llc ml-
mitted that it be had used those words he
must have been thinking of methods of war-
fare in the event of cotutltutional agitatio-
tailing.

At Troy antibody had oIfen-tl hltn $5 fa
head and fit! for load. He had not objected
to the odor Iwuuso he had thought the offer
only meant 351m- charitable Work and m
fa- Inlaguo “'nl‘lL [Laughton]

Tho communion at this point adjourned.

Sale of Thoroughbred llama.

LEXISH'I’US, Ky, May fi—T'ho tint! annual
joint >an of timroug'nbml yoarlzngs, the prop
orty of tho l'lmhvmhl, Kingston, Balgowan,
London, lnn-htuont and Beaumont studs,
took plow yastcniay. Forty-seven head
brought till-III), an average of 34:51. Best
min-z Bay colt, by Inngfellow, dun] May
Du}, tuiirn'k Vilcy, Midway, K32, $1,650;
huycolt, by King Album), darn Knfikmlkll,

colt, by Imgft-liow, dam Carrie Phillips, to
Jack Chitin, $1,350; filly, by luvugfclluw‘fiam
Imp. Bacon, to Jack Chitin, $1,750.

 

Suing for Illa Salary.

Euzltnzru, N. J., May "it—snoriff (flashy
servnla writ on the Elizabeth city council
for 3662, being a judgment for one your“.
salary obtnitwl Ivy I'nlsltient Smith against
the city. Th..- writ was scrvwl on Council-
man Gvnttolly, who acted as chairman pro
tem. Tho matte-r was rcfcrnd to the Inn
Committee.

Charles H. Schmidt, tditor of The Free
Prtns, was ci-v'tcd excise wmmimmwr of
Ei'mtboth for five years by a unanimous vote‘
of the wun‘oil.

Aubert- Near Rae. Point.

'Pttovixccmwx, Mam, May " — Th
schooner Governor J. Y. Smith, of Provi—
dence, from Perth Amboy for Boston, with
and, came photo two miles northeast of
Racel’oint. The crow were sum! by the
lifesaving crew. Thovaiscl lies easy. The.
simmer Longfollow has gone to her usin-
ancc.

Drlvcr and Team Flanged to Death.

Itasca, 3. Y., May 2.-—-Charl¢s Bailey,
aged A, a well known farmer, was driving
acne: a bridge with a heavy load of lumber.

utamile out of here, when tho bridge

‘ M precipitating ll» load, heroes and
driver twenty feet below. Bailey and the
taint wero killed.

l’ Forty-five Ballots hat-n.
Eurouu, Kan, May 2-Fwty—fivo hal-
lots were taken without rmlt by the Fourth
Congresional (strict convention (Republi-
can), to nominate a monomer to thon.
'I’lmmas Ryan There are ten candidata,
gnu thooonveution will [rohably he in new
aim several day: 'l

' Yellow fever on It. “‘eaor.

Banzai, May 2-11» North German
Lloyd's steamship Water, which sailed from
Baltimore for this port April 17, has arrived
hero with yellow fever on board. Several of
the ow: and twenty-eight.“ the crow are
dbuulthreemendiodon thovoyngo.

A Compromlao luau-ed.
Ptmuum, Slay l—An Akron, 0., special
says that the miners of tho Akmndistrictdid
not strike, as had been expand, a coinpro-
who having been reached by which the min—
magmotoacwpt 'fl)‘ contsaethabadsol
the summer scale of way;

mm to Booth. ,
Warn-sauna, Pit, May a—zsch Taylor
wn sentenced to death for tho murderof
William McCain-land, and refused a new trial.

fur-sot the maxim or McCauslaudan
nowlmdel‘lentnoaolduth.

 

’Ioou-g olllo'lblleaa Clubs. '
mm,mya.mmm
afflopnblicsaeluhsonavusdia annual-Io
sluahsu yesterday. Daniel [.31th
”limo-shout! paid-it firth-

my, llrt-slin, Finerty and Alexa nder Rulli- .

tolIIr. ilcndrte, Hamilton, tint. out); boy I}

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SUPERIOR ,
BillilPiliilllfl

TllE i’llllESl Illll BEST

Is made only of strictly pure grape cream
of tartar. atrictl pure bicarlmnsto of
soda. and. am portion of flour so a
restorative, nothin else whatever, and
warranted enilne y free from alum.
ammonia. phosphates. lime. and all the
ululterants frequently found in baking
pow-ion._ The character of materials
uaedrthcir purity. and the nicely of their
combination. render Cleveland's Bu rior
halting powder- the moat healthful an moat
economical in use, and it alwaya affords
wholmmme. nut riiious, and delicious food.
It is recommended for urity. healthful-
am and efficiency by governmi r and
State chemists, chemiiata 1:! Bo . of
Health. and professors in institut. . . of
learning throughout the country.
Bold only in cans. full Weight.
Cnvuumn Human-w Attuxv. l‘u'. "

 

 

1

i‘ «unnumrurruormt

PERFEOTLY PURE.

A MOST DELKCIOUB BEVERAGE. TM 11'.
Yr: vill um us any ether. Quilt) :mr uric:

It is the fltnnm (lam! LIAY. pirkwi from
the int plantations and uranntwd nimulutrly
pure and "“0 from all aduitvmtinns or coinrxn :;
nuttvr The partmzm am hermetic-ally anal. .l
and wsmutnl full weight. It is mun: cww
omical in IIM' than tho lower grades.

Crlcnlal a: Occidental Tea 50.. 21th.,
”rad ”flit-r. 85 Hurling Slip, lt'rzr ‘n'orlr.

FDI’ Kai» It? lit” fwd “rm 1:7“.
I". D. IIA‘\"I‘0.\Y &' 00..
I). III")! I El“ Ell,
CHAS. Ii. l‘IlllBIS,
South Norwalk, Conn.

N. Y. H. II. 8: II. RAILROAD.

 

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5.16s. m. Express. : 6.31 “ Accom.
5.6 “ Express. 7.5 “ Accom.
6.12 “ local KL, ;8.50 " Accom.
8:6 “ B'port.8p .9.li5 “ local .
7.23 “ Local Bx. no.4: Moon
7. “ Local Ex. fiz.l:p.m.Boeton II.
8.26 " Local Ex. I‘ {.02 ii gocglg.w
sso “ 30.513 .1 .t. p' e av.
9.03 " ““1ng no: " hieailix.
9.:‘6 " Aocom l4.“ " flounlx.
um " 2:. it.” “ Am.
11.45 “ lxflcallx. ‘25: ': gauglx.
12.59 .m., xprt-ss. . ‘ cmmm.
mop-- 80.3."; ”1.18 " local
2.“ " 60mm. 7.27 “ Bridxd'pt Ace.
1.46 " onlx. 849 “ Acton.
5.“ “ atamtcnl Acc 9.49 “ Acton.
5.3 “ Exprcer «11.07 “ Adamo Bx Ale.
5.35 “ Stamford Act 12. " Boutounx.
s.n " B'port spec Buttons,
10.15 “ Accom. ".38" Accom.

Sunnis. ‘ 9.11 “ Account.
in: . Accom.

. I 6.51 pun. Acrom.
6.14 p. In Accom. .
7 ' “ lineal Ex

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ll’ralns have last Nor-alt.

coma ware. some m-r.

or a. ta. 6.30 s. m.
- m n i 8.52 n

.119 " 1.47 p. in.

9.32 " 5.15 "
11.41 " 5:25 "

2.40 . 9.51 "

no: ..

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08.7: gm c r u mun.

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Buv'. Mam

 

IIOUSATONIC RAILROAD.

0.133!!!“ I NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected February 4th. 1888.
Manger 'I'raIna.

SOUTII.
“.th Lv. So. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Pain

7 :2 a. m. T 56 a. In. 8 (B a. In.

a r.- * s- “ s 35 ‘-
IOIB " It) is “ 10 a) “
1250:: III. 100nm. idiom.

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8m .. .. 8m .. .. 3,5 .. ..

"1 6| II 10“ .6 ‘ ‘O 103‘ II bl

suntan.
. in.
p N01! 1.

Lv. Wilson Point. - 'Lv. 80. Norwllk. Aifiorwalk
“finalized 120-. m. M’x‘d stalked
‘ .5 at u a g .s II 6 ‘1 s.

 

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“ 12 23pm. 1218 In.
250 “Mixed sio “Mixed aio ixed
45am. 5!? “ 517mm.
550 “ 635 ” 640 "
715 “
1010 “MW 10]? “Mixed finalized
smat.
920ml: 92.5mm.
852nm 657nm.
W.fl.firrmnow.VlcePreasnd Gea‘l Manager.
I. 0. Penn. smwdent.
A.W.Pxntsr, . l Aunt.
IAIN LINE.
1;ster for Puma.
7mnm.mno‘a -.
m“ .. ..
310.2! I. in. Mixed mar Ian.
pr. in. expre- "in...
.610 " m‘n

tacos oniy as fans Orsu Banington.
'Goaouly as far as New Millard.
WI. II. W, Vina Pres‘t b Gen’l Isn’g’r
W. I. Lrotl, 31px.
A. W. Plum. en. Mam Ag‘t,,3ridmt. 0
GREAT was combined In unit‘-
of Tar, Wild and I] the

Wild.
m3”! mmmhmmbmu
a ”gaunt! luv-lung:° for Group In flu,”-
dalflod’tbeaignam' all-.lllnirinledinkoa
3% Mia W5 My. mat-damn,

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South orwalkflllt BALE. «walk. octtotne
m nominal-r1
., To It canal-taunt
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TAYLOR. or. GOLDEN?

Ital Estate. Firs. Life. Accident,
Pistsalau. and steam Boiler

INSURANCE AGENTS

Mm Agents for the halo of
Dobeatnro and For. Blot-tango
It a ‘l' per cent. Bonds.

boun- No-ouatod.
OFFICE—tidal? Washington lit, 80. NOXWIEIB.

NEW numb! ""

Having made extensive
additions to my

Confectionery

Department. I am now
alibi-liter, some ol‘ 1 lie

Choicest Candies

To be found in the plmw.
My assortment; compris-
cs goods iron} the well-
known firms 01

Baylor of New York,
Tennoys 01 New York,
Lowneysol‘ Boston.
Whitman of Philadelphia,
chouahl & Perkins of Boston.

All of which I offer at popular prices.

HALE, Druggisl,

Cor. Main and Wall Streets.

E. C.WHITNEY’S ART STORE.

873 Main Rtreot,

80. NORWALK.

—-———OOO"—-*—‘

FRAMING at lowest nrlces.

.—————«.———-—

Full line of Artists’ Materials.

New mid Second Hand

WAGONS,

New and Second-Hand

CARTS,

. A Lot of
Cheap Horses,

A Good Depot. Wagon,
Ono Grocer’s Wagon,
One Butcher’s Wagon.

FERTILIZERS,

Grass Seed.
Seed Oats.

—Axn-

Barn-Yard Manures.

HAlMflNll llllfli

 

 

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7 SOME

Special Attractions

AT“.—

I
Ambler & Sammis’.
ill yards Fancy Matting (by
roll) $1.00.
Bargains in Black Shrub, 670.
Bargains in Black Point-dc-
Soic, or Luxor, 1.00.
Bargain in Black Rluidumc 97c.
Bargain in Black Fulllo Fran-
ctiiso, 98c.
Ono lot I’luid Flaunt-ls, &c., to.
duccd from 40c to 2430.
One lot Plaid Flannels. &c., to
tillCOtl from 500 to 38c.
Ono lot {flinch Trit'ols. 850.,
reduced from 85c to title.
One lot ‘21! llltfll I’latids. &c.
reduced from 25c l0 l‘Zlc.
And many others worthy the
attention of close buyers. ,

illiLEll i‘SllllllS.

Artiilt'lul Stone Steps. Coping,
IA‘VN vacuums,
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
6.50., &.c.,
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,

 

 

 

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SKILLED WORKMEN.

'l'lu- Winn-it c w the F"":Rf‘l\ll’nf§. I). Baylcs. a
unnummolthc Winona sin-poi of "urology, now
“L'll

[10 M BR B. IAIO‘Y’I‘,

JEWELER,

No. 15 Railroad Place.

WiS(I3A.Ml.-'*.. Feb. Irish. 1589.
This is orm 'v .n it Mi. 5 l) Iliy'm in: tit-en
w "it mt. flea p‘i.‘ :Illtl l Hm t! '..l y L‘Tnmmt Ild
h Ill il" agootl “.tltufllakt'flf) tiny vn tit-ed of the
permits orammptnenz and tint-workman Becca
turn out an ilm- work as any man: IIt’ has a very
fine and complcu- t-ei of tools. and In.“ made many
sperm loom undo. mv inil'nc'lmi: "u .- iewcl‘n'z is
petfu 11y C'C'Jufll', and I might go on mm tunic: much
more. but r-parc (cunts II? will make a very’n
varuahlc atlmtion mam ,ir'ot-lry mm: and I ll’zhly
rtrontmccd thcyoun: man many one. MT, limos
has dour chronotm chronograph and, n-lwmer
wan. 1‘ [imman- _\.c- If» hm (tout- Anit- mu.
Eng -l2 and .‘Ifll-i “015' am :r-ntrzn nvpau rig about
all slum of untrue ~ llt- clot-e the wait: ell-unify.
Yuan utt'y. W. F. A. WUUDCUCK.

 

 

EVEN IN (i‘r

Commercial School.

BUSINESS DEPARTMENT—Br a system of
onion. uni": :lll blink of hu-incw paper. vmu
which our ff hnlrvs do honors-i r -_v are praciit‘ail]
fluid for our rnmmmvn ,vllr'l on session!—
)Ioudnv. Wmtzwllay and I-‘r'cnv ctr-moss

allullTuAMv ASD TYPE WRITING DE-
partmtmi 2- in chow,» of a pracrrml‘rmchcr, who
can mo- but i. his. an.» um—Tueulay and
1B“'~t“_\‘ own “1‘

(minus I.'I..-\h$—A prarl‘ml irathcr from
Yale rouge ;Jn lt-souév mo rficrnoons each
writ-k.

Want be plrzwdro have you mil or urine for
partltu‘urs. [MASK II. IfL'SL‘OE.

Gazelle Building, Sokulk, Cl.

P, 5,—Al-n of Bustnus Dcpamncm, Bud: port
BIL-mire: (mint. ' if? :l ,

 

 

 

 

BEE HIVE
General Intelligent-c Office

Any one in want of cmn’oymtm. or Wit-it‘ll: in
virus.» his or her place. will find i: will my them ‘o
mil new and and” :hz-‘r tamc- Indies luv:
Gantlvmcn wv‘v be chant-d ihu sum of 2’) (.i. If
vou want to buy. or sell, or win. or enquire for any

‘ hing you can do so here. a! we will :tdvt'i'. .w :l the

061cc any day We hxvc a slung zoom for Imlitc,i
and one for Gents aim.
g; X
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Wehavearcsrauraat where you can at: anything
fromalc. sandwich in a (Bill mm! at all hours
Boaltl by the day or It't'k: also lodging

“3 tin . Your: Respectfully. BEE hiYK,

No. 5 Water St.. Borough.

Lent Has Come

.Aadwe sic mop-red to furnish all kinds of

Fresh and Salt Fish,

Wholesale and Heath flare made amt ge-
tne'nie for an extra quantity every day through Loni.

‘ GENUINE NORWALK OYSTERS

That have not been ‘ floated.
Pure Tomatoe Catsnp.
Spinach. "
Le ttu c e . Radishes,
Pickled Oysters,

"“' “mm“ MARKET LIN

yoawantinthe
ransn EVERY DAY

HUNT, &7‘ZELUFE’S.
A FULL LINE 0F
Builders Hardware,

PAINTS,

Oils Vinishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.

wm Steel noon- at...
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Iona mm

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CANDIES

or all tirade. PintClael

BAKERY! .

CORNCCOPIAS. DARBY TOYS, acda full mort- '
meat of ornamental candy.

MrsJohnHollan

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The Best Kindling Wood
Nowtobehxd it mid byC 7. Leonard in Iiogs of

50 lbs. at 500 Each.

One our 5 Vault is “mason: to kindle my military
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1% North Main St.

SPRING STYLES

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PAPER HANGINGS. - 7

Fine Line of Gilts
At 25. 30...": 40 Cell". Double Boll.
Embossed Gilts
New styles, at 40c. Double Boll,

“AT—-

DEGKER’S

Palm and Wall Paper Stun,

18 North Main St»
South N orwvalk, Ct.

 

A. S. FERRIS.

JEWELER.

Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry-
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