."
2—”: ~'f~r§+’vv,r. . .,
...:va -
‘l
I graviag of President iiarrimn, uhilst jun
Q above isoue of Secretary Win-loin.
Embottoin, and forming the base to the arch,
will “the portraits of all the secretaries of the
’ tary, .tumii ll. AlrL‘a-olt; th-~ 51l‘;"t|lll-ltl'
- and can he prrimtuatul.
g)!“
:EitAioIi: DlSPtEASDE.
“We Centennial People" Gave
Them 1: Snub.
A l’lllilllN'I‘lllllt' ltllldi‘ l‘llilll t‘lllMt
h’lflflclltl with Nif'hlllll‘fi'tlllgt‘ Mat-
thewa' Nucemeor-v—the hnndu time".
to Ito Kohl - to n. Illa-tn aimmmn I the]
“III-'- I'Inreoititl Mrnl inn.
WAMtIM-iim, .‘day It 'Tlm South} llz-m'vl
h” thlnuiiiiplnliil to iii.'iL-- :ilout the “uni
lllitil of the manic coimmim- at the mule-1e
hill: With a great llnuiidi of ll‘lllliprlr», the
"Canniittoo on tho t'etileiiiiizil t'nleluatn-u
of the Inauguration of Own-go \l'uuhiiiglun
I l't’oihletit til the United Mitten“ r ‘Iil to the
llttttcnf the [failed siltll'stllll‘} or 111 ad-
"um 01' the date that for the cel- l-I‘itlluli an
urgent invitation to participate in the wit»
lif'llioiL The scan! - accept-«l the "H itntioii
and appointul a “c-iiiimittcc at t‘\t‘ll m -lll
in": l-ltllll'lhl the celebration. and u 11:. «...-11
other remit-1P! as may be tin n pim- .1 n. .‘x -w
’l‘liir
niiltiimt ‘e rhinitm «l the lI-ii-iill; mai 1'; dia—
ingttlh, pn‘sidi ht pro h-iir, i‘ilt"ll|'ill. Dam-1L
Allboti, ('ullnnx, llviiiiplon. liu-th an~| t'ol-
tluilt, and the l‘t'pl't‘fl‘llluli ill of the ..wiiatc
Win» 1-: mpletul by the tires-111'“ of the «To
Yuri. 11,:1eiitl llii' whale ll;- .iul "
mm, W. l’. Canaday, and Deputy il‘l‘gtflllllr
at-tirtiia Prank lit. Evain.
They Were linubbed.
Their experiment can he brevity ~uiunud
upin the statement that they meiu-d \‘ll‘
tuatly no attention on the part of the coin-
Initials whose duly it “in. toatleuvl to their
comfort, Miyenieim- and entertainment.
The committee reprw-ntiiig "the til-is! d1».-
tinguislictl of all legislative hodim" on: al
lowed torhift for line” in the main with pine
Illuy the single exception of the banquet. it!
which its premium “as provided for in an
oof'tlalice With the prophetic: of the occasion
audadtteregard to it: high representative
status. lliit there “in. Virtually no other
inclination made for these diatiiiguhliul
senatorial guestu They got their own car»
m took "uolltill‘a t'iitvlL'u" til hotel ne-
txitmutxlatioiis, were :bu'ul away in airlc
rooms at the Fifth Avenue hotel. and. finding
tint they were not provided with ticmiuiiio-
datiens on any of the steamers to witness tho-
naval [inflection iii the harbor they-obtained,
by (fluvial telegraphic order from the eccro
tnry of the trtu~tiry, the United h'tatn rev-
enuecuttei' (iraut, and Were then enabled to
witness the gffllllltht prowmiou of its kind
that ever “'3: made in the country.
A Fine Specimen for the Exhibition.
Wasiiixorox, May tt—Une ol the "tall
interesting exhibit: for the exixsitioii in Paris
ha'ibecn soul from the bureau of printing
and engmving. This exhibit t'nltaista of three
large plaquw mntainiiig specimens of the
work which hm been turned out by thi: bu-
reau during the twenty-live ymni of in, ex-
itence. In one of the larger plaques is to he’
m1, arranged in the form of an arch, the
engraved portraits. of all the president-s from
Washington to Cleveland, and just below the
center of this arch and forming the central
piece of this exhibit, is an unusually line cn-
At the
....uttry' trout Hamilton to Faircliihl. On
the left, and forming an abutment to the
arch, are grouped tli'e secretaries of war, and
similarly placed on the right, the wereuirita
of the navy. Interspenled through the whole
are portraits of the eminent naval and mili-
tary cmmuauders and other prominent
Americana The mom] plaque contain: thi-
lots and aecuritiai of the largest denoiniiiip
tint used by this government.
Experimenting on Sorghum.
Wasniitorox, May ti-preriiiients in
cultivating and manufacturing sorghum will
be continued this year under the umpire
of the agricultural del'vftl'llllcnt. Professor
Wiley, chemist, last week laid out the work
for a field on the Maryland experimental
(arm, eight miles from Wibhiiigtoii. the
laboron which will be perforniul by em
ployn of the Maryland Agricultural college,
upoawhoeegrounds the station is located.
(hmplotin the field are planted 250 lob
afpedigreedseed, taken froui :thlks grown
iaKaneas, of which an analysis um made.
Over 2,” stalks were thus analyml, and 2:31
showing the highs! percentage of mechanne
matter saved for sowing, to tlfifenuine
whetheror not this czn‘llciicc- a hereditary
Still a third
planted with four kind:
.otaeed which showal the best results in ex-
perimentsalready made, and they too will
titrated by the various fertilizers manu-
[mun-ed. An exact duplicate of thi: experi-
‘ment in all details will be made at Sterling,
Kan, the seed having been divided for that
purpose. Portions of the experiment will he
[abated at Rio Grande, N. J., Kennvr. 1.3.,
Cedar Falb, 1a., anl at several points in
Kansas.
A Valuable (lift from China.
Wasmxa'rox, May u-Tho Chinese minia-
terhasmadea valuable gilt to the regent:
0‘ the Smithsonian institution. Hnsconcaj
in a heautilul gold plinh ca.~e is a “jode'Y ring
about ten inches in diameter and ouocighth
0‘ an inch in thicknms. It hit: a hollow
editor about four inches in diameter. Th.
facet)! thering has ornamental spots and its
’haek is quite smooth. It but a pale pea
line, though it was originally of cream
color. Upon it is a cream colored spot
about tbesiaeof a ten cent piece, which, if
continuously rubbed with a piece of silk,
will grow in site. This ring ii known as the
“Han Pelt” jewel of the dynasty of Ban,
who reigned about 3,500 years ago. In that
a thecourt otticials, when having an
outlines with the emperor, held this ring
’ with both hands, thrinting their fingers into
1. the opening and guarding against moving
their hand: while addresing the throne. it
wuinaiasanemblemof submimlon or to
meet for their sovereign. It had been buried
wifii its owner, was unearthed from the
aupulcha- recently, and is considered very
valuable.
The Government Mast Protect Them.
Wannmrox, May 41—69:; Black baa
made answer to the suit tiled against him for
the malicious withholding of a pension claim.
The [can-til my: that the United State: gov-
"m. is bound to hold bat-rules all it:
dean for their ofllcmi actions, even though
“y maliciously construe or mlsconstme the
Kw. l'tiepomlon ounmiuiancr decide- an
.wdmcauaaday, aadifeach appli-
mtwhacclaimhrejecud were to charge
with!" intuit, it can easily be
'wn Ill.- AIL litigation the government
1"“ have to d with. It is understood
flat Bea. 'Blac‘ has consulted with pruni-
, of the government on the
"will“
M w”? lilac Hattie-IV ‘ ' "Dunc-cor.
Wanner-on, lay a—Wii-i the wipe-no
munch-furl!» pee-ant reouou lay
tlaa nah-awn: will tolle- Inc I".
nor race“ A auiulier of opium will be
Min-ml on the mill, animal; which in Inner
Malia! tabla-at to laiatinal dutialou ill
the celebrated Myra t‘larli “alum one from
New Urinating After the court adjourn: ll.
wvaial j-l‘lli'wt will gooutun their eircuita
fur N'\t'ltil net-1m Bullion; wrtmu iahtiouii
in anpi i-uic enurt t'li'i'lco about the rlli‘t‘t‘r-Ntl“
phsp to Jti~i.ee Mutthemi, but ll 1:. the opiir
ion of win.- |I'l‘\t|lta eouiiet-tul Will! the court
that the nppuiiitiiieiit lies between Jud“
illuminant and Attorney tleiieral Miller.
A than" for Snitubody.
\\ unmet-iii. May awn-L '1‘. ll. lion-ow,
'irn‘ni'iela-l of The nuiitlny tlmtte of thl
city, mun-tint“! ll| llil' paper ymtet‘day till!
he mil 1"” ill: newspaper at public auction
lit-ll 'l'huralay. The tlawtte wan established
in 1‘:- by t‘ol. Tom Flor-tie, an ex~iiwiiiher
of imagine from l’ciiiinylvaiiia. (.‘oi. Mut‘
roti lllln owned and had mintrol of the paper
during the pint eight yearn >4‘tllMlllt'llllK it u
an iiiulein-iidciit Republican journal. lie!»
plan How to retire from jourimlinui and en-
gage in other litiaiiicxk
l‘erwonal lleiillon.
El‘fi'l’l‘t'l’ll'Y and Mrs. Vila: left the city
for lltt-ll‘ \l'is-ouxiu home (if the tvlllclll
family of l'l'tl-ltlt'tll Cleveland tax-Attorney
(iciiei'dl Garland in now "the hut leaf on the
triu.” lie hint lax-onto ti wrumneut l’thlllt'lll
of ”I" city.
Lit-ht. W. lliixwt-ll Wood, of the any,
who, mum l:i~ return from China, has been
on six-chit «int y in the bureau of «impotent
and recruiting, navy department, baa bot-ti
detacliol and (inlet-«i to the nautical ethnol-
ahiprll. Mary, tit New York. This ship h
undertlu- control of the chamber of com
lllt'l‘l‘l' of New York city,iunl the amino-
tires are trained for entering into the mar
chant marine.
Henntur Iii-,znll-s mid muitly: “In my
opinion there \‘lli he an extra termini of con-
gi‘u» t'ftiiul next fall, probably about the
middle of “t'll-ll'l’. Thin courue has been
deemed jitliciom with it view to organizing
the house of l't'pl‘tfl'lllulinh and getting legv
Elation iii tilinlit' before the holiday hum"
l'n-pnratlom are already under way at
lhw park for the exp-cm vial! of the puni-
dent this rtlllllllt'l‘. A cottage has been-e-
cund for him and it will be ready for occir
paney at div-rt notice. Becmtaryand Mn
\l'indom have eiigagid apartment: at the
hotel, and (.‘tllllllilar‘lnlwl‘ of the Census Porter
will map out his plum iii the name iieigblnr-
hood.
llaron Erlmiger, the great European nuan-
cicr and capitalist, hi at \l'oriiiley‘s, acmiir
[aided by hi-i mu Frederic and Alfrul Sli-
dell. of New Orleans. The baron is warm
politan. and provrs it by registering from
London and l'arix The bamii has about
summit.» invested in American roadt
A MANIAC'S TERRIBLE DEED.
Ila Flu": Illa Italic Again-t the Wall
and Mullet! Out In ltralna.
('liiI'AUfl. May fi.——\\‘illiaiii Tensor, of thb
city, a machinist by trade, 2:; years of age,
living with his young wife and itmonths—old
baby, became suddenly insane while in bed,
and, after a desperate stntggle with hhi wife,
wind the baby from the crib in which it
wait sleeping and daehed its brains out
against the wall of tho wont. He then seized
a butcher‘s Jiiiife and tried to iiiiinler hi~
wife, who eludul the madman and fled to the
:trcet, meanwhile aroualng the neighbor! by
her piercing screams Tumor than slanhed
his own tlmm with the knife, and when the
police arrived he was walking to and fro in
the room with a terrible ganh in his neck,
from which the liltil'll was streaming while
in one hand he held the bloody knife and on
his left arm lay the horribly mutilated body
of the dead infant. The murderer was at
once overpowered and taken to the hospital
for treatment, and la still alive.
“'llhitigloll linlreralty'a New Profeuora.
NEW YORK. May li.—-llnohnp Keane, of
Wmliingtou university, who arrived on the
Umbria, says he encemlml beyond bisex-
per-tniinmi in «curing mthifartnry incurri-
bente of the leading chairs in the university.
The lvilloirirg were engaged : thematic
tlnwiliigy, 'liAN. Dr. Schroeder. 0f the Cult igne
eeiiiiiiary; moral theology, Rev. Dr. Bon-
qiiillon, of the University of Lille; Holy
Scripture, Rev. Dr. llybemat, the tuition:
Orientaliat; philmophy, Rev. Dr. l’ohle,ot
Fnlda. The prof-:azwr of canon law will he
Rev. Dr, Mmmuer, of Seton Hall, and the
lecturer on English literature is {2:31-15
\Vfll‘feil Stoddard. Other prob-.350“; min
to b.) engaged.
"i—-————————_—.
A \ictory for the Machine Milan.
BRAZIL, lllll., May 11—7119 first victory
in the fllijtbllllt‘ill of the yearly mining scale
was achievul by the machine miners—42“
cents with five cents advance on Nov. 1. This
is a live cent reduction instead of ten, as de-
mandrst Machinesare listed exclmively in
the bituminous mines at Coxville and Clay
City. The temporary rate agreed upon for
bituminom miners in also a victory, asthc
rate‘mhigher than at first adored, besides
bringing abmt the resumption of work it all
bituminous mines in the state today.
Hannibal l-‘rriich Dead.
Sm Hanson, 1.. 1., May a—Hannibal
French, the oldest brother of Commianioner
Stephen B. French, of New York, dial here
yestenlay. Mr. French had been mflcring
from Bright‘s. “59850 for some time. He
was born in New York in 1517. For the
past twenty years he was engaged in the
whaling busint-sv at Sag Harbor and was the
owner of the last whaling vessel sailing out
of that rot-t.
CONDENSED NEWS.
At Blair, a small place in South Carolina,
a merchant named Molwick shot his wife and
two children, burned their lnlia with the
house and then shot himself dead.
A large saloon known at one timea: the
“Pavilion," at the corner of Cottage Grove
avenue and Thirty—ninth street, Chicago, to-
gether with a four story building in course
of erection, a dozen stores and the living
quarters of four families, including the
rooms and pomeszo’ons of nearly fifty street
our men, were burned.
The owners of the Chicago Stable have
made a bid 0102.101!) for Proctor Knott, the
celebrated race horse.
The seal] race between Hanna and Peter-
am, which wan to have taken place at Alt
meda, Cal, iapostponcdouaccountotrough
water.
In a row at Duqueaue between a number of
striker: and the new men employed by the
mmpany one of the ltrikel'l wu ”my
and perhaps fatally stabbed. The company
mutillhtringnewmenia placeoftlio
Itriltera
George Francis 'l‘nia lectured attlie Uaia
Square fluent, New York, lad night to a
good audience and argued that by farting all
theillathatiiaahbhair to an be avoided.
Hemmedtoholabiluwalgoodhealtliaad
qzirita. Bo lie-fasted maniac: days-lid
hbada tomb it 100.
h m ‘ JHI .-..
limniufltamuhdth-ato. ha
Faucet tthewholedthew
thilbecouuhvolvd.
a."
I let. Ware-nil acompanim,‘ll
\
t
Dill POWER lilllt AWAY?
Ben Butler’s Charge Against
the Admiral.
ll [25. all till! .t N NON-till .li I'l"|‘.t I.
An lull-«I liider lluiler \\ in- "an Ilelul
I'lN‘lt‘l"a Find on the .‘Iiwliiaalppl ray-
lir Ill'l Nut bee "in llet-l (30qu to
hen—\lilliary "I'll tilt-lied.
Ihm'tns, May 0'». 'l‘lte bluff iii uliirh I‘tlltll'
riil Porter is charged with cowardice by tleii.
l’lller W dixtnrlod fl linrnet‘in nut, and
military lttctl are getting erli at the pro»
int-la of a legal battle in which a iniiu'n
charm-tier In at ntaku t'ol. t‘. M. “'hchloit,
of l'ittnllwld, who wit.» with lieu. lititler at
New (lib-mm, wan nixed about the accuracy
of lien. llutler‘u ntateineiit iii fl‘lt‘l‘t‘lll‘t‘ ti
Admiral l'orter'n running away at the “Hit:
the for!» were attacked below New Urleani
by Farragut. llc raid that there wen
o-vei'al hlnllrllit‘lllfl that he i'nttltl not vouch
for from lwi'n-iiial iuiuwledge, but in many
hum-1A he thought lion. lhitlrr wa~ mrrect.
Not Itenity to say It “as Porter.
“Were you it iiu'iul-er of lien. llutler‘n
tilt“! at thetlllw For! Ht. Philip and Port
Jurkmit iii-re captured below New Orient»
la lit-2:" nailed the reporter.
“Sn. l “Hamil. At that 111ml wan lieu-
tenant t'tilottcl of the Thirty-first Mama-liti-
Aetta regiment, which wait the tint one t1
land when lieu Butler landed at New Ur-
luant. i become a member of has Ital! in
January, mat,"
“Well, t'IIltlliI'l, after reading the interview
with (lea. llutler, what in your opinion of
llie (’1 ililf'trt'uhi)“ l"
“i know there nae an utllcer Connected
with the navy on the Mi-aiaaipxd who ran
away."
"Are you ready to any that the olllcer was
Admiral Porter!"
Nut Likely If. Went That Way.
"So. lain not from my own knowledge. "
“Where were you when Farragut treat or
the river to the forte at the time than Butler
was painting up behind him!"
“l was itatmiwd on the army flagship near
the wt bank of theriver, where the trans-
port.- wercanchoral at the time. i was on
board the boat during the whole day. Far
ragut started up the river at 3 o’clock in tin
morning, and Butler wait following hliii on
[till liewtquarteru boat, the Saxon. l'orter
wan bet ween where l was iitationed and Far-
ragut, with a limit l"
"t'ould l’ortar have gone down the river,
ail butler says, and [named your boat without
your seeing or knowing about it 1"
"Yet, he could if he had [maul on the
other side of the river, which he would not
have limit liable to do under the circum-
innit-ea."
flaw None of l'orter'a fleet.
“How long did _\'nll remain stationed where
you were in the river nfn-r Farragut went up
toward the forth!"
“Welmdonleni to leave that afternoon,
and we bltll’lui iiniiiuliately, and went down
out of the river and came up around into
Sable buy near Sable inland. i think it to
about five mil-s amt of Port Ht. l'hilip,"
“llidyeu many of l’iil’k‘l"! tlu-t at any
time in [naming around Sable buy .' ‘
"None at all."
"Had Butler come back to where you Were
national before you nailed around to Sable
bay 1’ ’
"80:. we Were under Adjt. (lea Gmrge
C. Strong. “'9 sailed around with him, and
a part of the trout): were landed on the mat
side of the tort. Just a: I had rim-rived the
command to d'neniliarh the Thirty—lint regi-
meat the signal was given to return, a: the
rebel flag had been hauled down from Port
St. Philip. The truopa liiunedintely went
aboard, and we returned to the Mississippi
river, where we met liutlcr, and went up the
river toward New Orleans.”
Sol “Illltig to (live Butler (rt-«Ill.
" When: was l'c vrtcr !"
"i do not know. I did not ~1- liiiii, but I
suppose his flotilla was in the river below the
fort». (if rout-m l was: not thinking much
about l'orter at the lllllfi’ lvur'ii‘histiotilla
had been Monolithic-1 1 think i rhould have
sun 11.: . ’
«”113 you remember a nmtrovurry at head-
quark-n at that time, or any nuiu-qucnt
time, about i’orter‘s running away!"
"A: liiiiderstaiid it, Porter was not willing
to give liitler any of the credit for capturing
thclurt. lll'l‘kllnk'ti that the capture wa-
dno to Farragut and hiiuadf."
"Do you liflltrvc that Butler had anything
to do with the capture!" ,
“Certainly. i believe that Butler had
much to do abom the capture of the fort»,
for when the lieln in Port 5!. Philip found
that Butler's men were being landed above
them they uiutinicd on their oflicer and r»
‘thd to tight, and noon after that the flag
was hauled down." .
“'Iiat Admiral Porter fiaya.
‘VASHINUTOK. May ti-ridiuiml l’orter h
inclined to look upon Gen. Butler’s utter-
ancesasa haze joke. He was told the our
tent: of the United Prat-i dispatch. ”And an.
(lea. Butler but been nying things about
inc!" imam "Well, what if he hm lsliall
not take any notice of it._ He knows what i
think of him. I have said time and again
that he is a coward and worse. Now 1 my
pine he wants to get even with me in his old
age. Let him talk; nobody believe. him."
“But be says you ran away.”
”W hat Well, let him say w. l have
in my pmioaa letter written to me by
Gidwn Wella after the capture of the for“
thanking me for my efforts, and saying that
but for my exertions Admiral Farragut could
not have captured New Orleans 1 do not
want any atronger praise than Secretary
Welles gave me in that letter. l'etmle who
run away do not get to the head of the navy.
There were three ofliceni who were censured
by Farragut, two of them unjustly. The
other one has never, to my knowledge, eatin-
factorily explained his coraluct. l summed
Butler meant him, but you say he referred
to me. “'ed, well, well! It“ Mmblo
me one bit. l’eolile who believe what Butler
my: must set history aside. and l have not
the slightest regard for their opinion.”
Gen. shaman NorCommlttaL
le Your, May fi—Gen. W. T. Sherman
declined toexpre- an opinion iaregardto
the Porter-Butler controveny, but said: “I
was not at New Orleans, and don't feel quali—
tied to my anything on the subject. The
gentlemen amounted are both :trtatg,able
men, and capable of looking out for than
rains. Butler was a gallant soldier, and
Porterwas one oftlichartiathittenhitha
navy. I regret the revival of camp in
stories. ltisnotright, especiallyjustat
thhcaotennial time. Th-ethimhadbeea
dim-ed often enough, and ought to be
finned."
Killed in a Saloon right.
ers, Pa, lay 6—Doriag a ntooa
m m Wm. slut. And W Ila-rt-
cuma ,lilla'and nail, wounded Frederich Kind-
". ,L'Jah' .
“ill! and Built In"
families
”LONEY IACK ill m
Illa Health Iii Better and Ila Wilt Id
(live ktuto‘a Etta-m.
ltosriuui. May ti—“llllly” latency and
hi; mm and daughter arrived from England
on the l'ltl'lallut at Quebec. Molniiey went
Ill‘t‘ll fur hi» heahh early last fall, and his
return is thought to indicate that be ha: re:
t‘ltll‘l‘ttlul.
A i-znit 111.11 It“ returii lino. mme mn-
iiwiioii “Hit the appiwe'huiu New York
tuull tnnl wrath-11y without foundation.
Aldon \ li:i~- in \I‘l [mil Illllf‘ll attention to
"1- li . », iiu ilI' ll.t~ nude Itli Ill" IIIUIII iii-var
tor-111.1111. hi \\ Y- lit, and any ittni‘im eon-
iwclin: hi. mow mt.- tlw Il'lltl that legiiiii
iieri \n- l. mu- tulhoul foundation Malone,
hit-11 lu- t ul li'ien-lu here who mil meet him
halily and flllt'l’witltl give him a In plain.
uil. CRONIN MSSIN'l
"c “in. tallml to “like u I'ult't‘hlllln‘l
\"iall, lllltl Ila- hut lieu-ii .tI-RJI Ira-nu,
l'ilit'Atm, May ti,-—l)i‘. l'uluo-ii ll. l'iuiiltl,
thwler of one of tho t'lllt'dfll‘ lLtt'llIIIIfi of
lri-li Nationwide, not called »r ii iii. l‘lki-
deuce early to limit" a prob x m . -..‘l. and
ham not place been heard m It - : lliut.
he ital been foully dealt \v.li.. i . » elim-
tioiial rtinion are current w- 1 ('1...
nln'u liiynlA-I'loiiu Iliulllla‘ no. .' , r .- L. i.
coupled With the tin-ling oi -'| a. , ..u
m l‘tllllldtlt‘ in the Itlhttl'lm txl . l The
I'uttlt our I-iivken opim, mil 1. -- .1 vim
found to [at unwind Willi llll“v l. l . v, dill‘
lily of coll-Vii halting, notch 11» 1 1 by
'lll’flt'tilli, wail aitttl‘utld «mi 1‘ -. .' l. .l,
The polite are teat-clung for t' . 1. x. icii uni
wltt-iwtlmlllm remain undzmn owl
A laudable .‘l‘hf llll'.
influx, .\lity ti.—:\ llllfllll‘l' ot' pmmi-e-nt
cili/xiiv- of Horton ni'c 11,1111“ .3 it plan to
Iii-7p lhe n-iictthl tenant: in Irelniii 1 y estab-
lhtliiiig in niieof the jun-rev Ill~ll'lt'l~’ of that
country a lactury where the et‘ietul ln-ruiiix
can find eniployim-iit iii imiitiug bunt», slit-m,
clothing and underwear, the Money to Atari
theenterpi‘ire being rain-d by Impala: ml»
tit-riptioii among friend» of the Irish can» in
the L'iiitul Stalin. The originator: of tin;
It'lieinu prop-m to go to lrt-huid lit'haillnll" to
i-tipcrviu- the work of carrying it out, and
they will lint submit the matter to the judg-
ment of hit-Am. I’nriirll, llavitt and U" Brien.
There Will he no littninpt to do anything
which could inrsihly lead the English gov-
ernment to obju-t in the pin ii.
A tilgantlc )Ii-at Concern.
Keir Yuma, May ti. —'l'i;e .\iiu-ricmi Meat
final-an; hm been rmrgaiiiz-«l, \Ilth \l'iirnur
Slider as l r ~‘-lcut and 11-!“ ~iiv,;res~iiiaii J. J.
lteldcn, of 1*, 'm'llst', an one ml the direchini.
Th1» i, ‘11" p. ”pony it'itli $13,101,010 capital
Wltit'li intend to l-ct- on:- n |’|\'lll of the "Big
Pom Dru-«wt l‘mo; t : ubiuiiliuufE It “'1” con.
trol large ranches in the “val and alll'k yard
‘lhl‘illllo's at Katha-s t'ity. 'llic coinmiiy a:
organized mntnined a llllllila'l‘ of (‘ttthln oil
trust people, but they new frightenul out, it
b alleged, by the Armour» threatening.
The buttons! Game.
Al llrmvlalyn
Athletic .............. 0 0 l 0 1! 6—5
linmklyn. .. .....1 0 o o o 0—]
Item-nee: Weyliiiiiz and trim. Terry and Clark.
At t‘inciiiiiali .,
Ciiiciiumti .u l 2 l l u 4 0 0—”
immune . . 2 o I o o e : o o» 5
Ihtltt'fii'a Swill no! ILllvllHIi; "N‘hi'l’ and
cool. l’mpire tinidsrnilii .
.\l hum.“ t‘iiy~
Kiln-.uat'i'y .U 0 2 0 0 0 0H I 1"
album ...2 2 l l o t! l i I it
Batteries: Seartacl and ll-n-vcr: lle‘lin, King
and )llili-gnii l’iiipiav: Hallie-y.
At t'uliiiiihii» -
L'uIllllililnt. . ..U i) o o :1 (I it .3 ii 11
muuuon- , o 7'“ 1 11 u o L' x to
hath-nest llildvi in and l'tmplau; i-‘erciiinn and
Quinn. liiipirr: Ferguwn.
“Hie I‘at “’uinan'a \t’lll.
l’iiii..tiii:i.i-iti.li, Slay 6.-llnnnnh l't-i kins
flatwrsby, the eirctn fat woman who died in
Frankford hot month, luit an «talc valued
at 8:),th to her husband, John I. ititienhy,
formerly a ”livingakelctou." Her “I“, which
has just been admitted to probate iii tlicotliw
of the regular of willt,‘ requcu'lo her b. uly to
he alu-eiitly limits] in Color liill with-fury,
l'rauklor-l. Mr, Hatterrby, who 13 ill and
cone titted, had lobe earriul from the carb
“(Lie into the fighter”: tillii'c.
11"- Cleveland. In the Pines.
l..\i;i;wrmii, N. J., May li.—~l-Ix—l’rr.‘i.icnt
and .\ii'-. Cleveland, Mn. Folsom. Mr. and
Mi». l:.l'l|illll \l'atzsoii Uildcr ltlI-i MN lilaiiic,
daughter ui' tin-rotary Bill-11F, ilri ire-l iii the
Laurel in AL“. liiiuiediateiy .1. 11m:- arrival
Mr. l,'le\'e.;.nsl, Mrs. Clcv’claiinl. .iizs, Folmiii
and lira. tidder drove through the pine
lot-oi, returning to tea at half-[mt it it'll ck.
.\lr~_ ii i- Lind “til to here all wen-h.
\iur Ilia autethcafl‘e Ilrotlier.
ti a :..'i:., ill: , May ti—l’i‘ofe-amr‘ ii. 1.
Mi... .1 t», principal of the academy at ”1th
Met, in this county, was idiot d ad ytster-
day by (range Skellc, son of Towinliip Sti-
pervi-or Sheila. 'lhe murderer tN‘api-d and
hit. not bum apparbezh‘iel. The iuotiie for
lili'l'l’lllll' iswid to have been a retinal on
th: part of the murdered man to permit liia
inlet to riveive attentions front Siren-3.
liominlch net-they Started Them.
Saw YIJLK, llay ti.-Doniiuick Mct'nti’rey
started the pedestrians in their six day 11in-
twt in Madison Squan- garden at midnight.
There Wlb’ it fair stat-d audience, iiiost'iy made
up of quitting men. The starter's were:
Oliver's Unknown, Cartwright, llerty,
Spicer, Hughes, U'Leary, Hegchiiaii. Golden,
Column, Burns, Davis, Koreinuc, King, no.
laney and Ray.
rendition of Secretary Cools. .
Atnany, my a—Secretary Cook had i
hadday yesterday. Dr. Whiflieck tit-lanai
from his u:ual confirm and ironed no bulletin
during the day. it, was learned, however,
that the patient had slept but little during
Saturday night, and was considerably Worse,
late last night Hr. Cook was sleeping quiet,
ly, and in: physician says he is in no immo-
diate danger.
4,500 lam-Ignat- Ia One Day.
Eur Your, May a—Nearly 4,310 immi.
grants were landed at Castle Garden. 1,609
from Liverpool, 9l8 from Gm, 727 from
Crumb-sell. 710 from Antwerp, 065 from
Barre and am from Hamburg.
1M l‘irw Record.
La Ponn, Ind, lay tl.—The to! house
of the Washington Ice company and mum
ice homtogethcrwifli 20,0110 tons alien
and twenty lake Shore tonight cars .g
Stone lake, near this city, have been do-
strayed by fire. 14‘. “firm; insurance
mall. Charles Ohlea, son of the mmflnm-
dentof the company, is, it. is feared, fat-u,
burned.
81'. Loris, Ifay ti—Tbe Harrison up.
mdla,’ tbementar ' factoryandthm
dwelhng’ hotter: were ed by tire on
Invocthaad Papialummminngaiogor
.10.”; insurance about 050.0111. The wire
little have not been in operation for never-a!
math-ad the antennae-aiming! in
“diary origin.
BI. «lint-II. Ila. In: 1—11» 8t. Joesph
“191111113
‘
scorn 11913de aviiitiiie min. ‘MONAY. in? a. into.
SUPERIOR
Blilllfll'llllllffl
THE ”REST lllll BEST
is made only of strictly pun grape cream
of tartar. Mm pure bicarbonate of
aoda. and a l imrtinn of flour a: a
reservative. nothi elite whatever. and
wart-initial entire y free from «him.
ammonia, phosphates. lime. and all the
adulterauta firquently found in baking
powder-n. The character of materials
used, their parity, and the nicely of their
combination, render Cleveland’s iiuperior
baking powder the mt healthful and most
economical in use. and it always alfordii
wholemuic. nutritious. and delicioua food.
It iii recommended for mrity. healthful-
‘aciia and eiliciency by lm'ernment and
Late cheniirta. chenihitti cf Board: of
kalth. and prom-Ion in institutions of
rain; throughout the country.
hold only in cana, full weight.
L Cur-use Bum-nuts. Auuiiv. N. Y.
no new rum 05ml.
PERFEGTLY PURE.
A m m DELICIOUH lirvriumr, “luv n'.
t':: trill uni m an «to. malty rm: ran.
it ia the llinrivrr (hum Luv. Ilit'ki‘ll .'f-'lll
tl.e heal plantations and alumni-ml a1». tut: Ey-
pum and free fn-ni all uliiitentiom or r: -;
with r The pit-tap: are lit'l'tiicii-u-"y ..
and warrant: 1 ton fright. ll 1: 1.11.;- .
ethical in me than the lower grad-we
Mental & 0311191331 Te: Ca" 2.".‘5...
"rad (mire. .15 Binding Slip. 5""- York.
for A - hi the ”Wt “for Na".
l". I). LAWTON A' (30.,
l). L’llollllEDlEl',
CHAS. ll. i‘EltltlS,
South Norwaili, Conn.
N. Y. N. ll. & ll. BAlbiltl/A’ll.
December 11. la.
conic want. some un.
5.16 I. In. prreu. ; 0.31 " Accom.
I48 " hire". 17.3% “ Act-om.
0.32 “ lot...’ Bx. ;il.50 " Aemta.
I.“ " B'pun.t~'p. glib " boo-ill.
7:13 “ local Lx. do.“ Am
1.56 " lot-a. ltx. 112.13 umber-ton Kr.
3.26 " Locos; 11.011 “ locallix.
5.80 “ 50.x.8 1.1-1.4: -- Bp'gflclu w".
I.“ “ Local i317! “ locale.
m " Accent. 14.11 “ lloualx.
16.13 " h. [.22 " m
11.4: " Lorain. limo -' mug.“
if.“ p.1n..Bxprc-e. 15.13 " Account.
.ll “ 80.5.» in: " [local
2.!“ “ Aocom. 5 7.27 " Bildgd'pt Act.
(46 " Boston I! :8 t9 “ com.
500 " Stanford Ace, 9.49 " Acton.
51 " hi 111.0: “ Adamalec
6.5 " BiamlordAoc 12.43 " Boutoakx.
3.11 " B'port spec. , Bonn".
10.15 " Acton. £7.38 " coon.
SUIDAI’I. , 0.11 " Accent.
:15 Await. ; 6.51 p.in. Acacia.
.1“: in Accom. I
7.2: u was» i
8.50 " accent. ,
1
‘I'ralla lac-v. Int Hawaii-
ooiiio m7. conic Ian.
3.17: a. in. 0.3 a. in.
--5 .. ”a ..
7.19 " 1.41 pm.
9.32 " 5.15 "
It.“ " 6.2! "
m p.a. 9.51 --
b.” “
6.82 "
8.0? "
alum-m. 9.1'. llama.
Gut. 8119'. “en. Pam. Ax't
HOUBA’I‘ON it} BAILROA ll.
DANBURY & NoltWALK DIVISWN.
corrected February 4th. 1888.
Pal-eager 'l'ralaa.
SOUTH.
Lleorwalk. Lv.llo.Norwalk. ALWlleoa Pola
732mm. atrium.
817 " 1136 "
l0“! " 10!) “
1250p in. “7:51.111.
‘3‘ .. .5, ..
Ola “m 686 ' 646 ”I'x'd
am I. a 8'5 It in
“7 u .. ‘03] u ..
haunt.
in.
p. mBTII.
Lv. Wilma Point. Lv. So. Norwalk. AnNorwalk
llOLElecd Manl'x‘d 2tollxed
.% cl u 6 u u “‘1 n
845 " 918 “ 923mm.
I20] “ 1213 .III. 1218 .II.
250 “lecd 31!) "leed 316nixd
“spin. :12 " 5175a.
5“ u o! la on M
Tu n ‘
1010 “lint! 1017 “leed toullxetl
‘ with".
920mm "sun.
, Shaina 657 p.rn.
WJLDrlvmotheePra. and Oai'l Hunger.
EC.PAHI.BH, student.
i W.Plll.tl. general
IAIN LINE.
Leave Bridgeport for Pittafleld.
gut iii. m“ ’n
:33) a. in. lined
iii. re.
a who Sham
IVIDAYIAIL.
'18an
£83: only as far an Great Banlngtoa.
onlyufiru New ltllford.
WI. a. Mean. Vie: Pie-'1. ll Gea'l lan'g‘r
W. K. Lroa. Supt.
A. W. Pnant,0ca. Passenger Ag‘t..n'ldgepoit. 0
(HEAT ltlltlnlks combined in natr'a 8 p
of 'l‘ar, W3: and am the it:
0005!!! hing intheworl Benita
abtitua’rhpla invaluable for Group lad'chlldiu.
Boldb all The ula
Initial)! thefiatm of of": £1337an
. inaan
hie 5‘ I. am
HALE. «walk. oct tonic
ilalr‘a
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Sacrifice Sacrifice
Sale of Sale of
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l 195 Yards l
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Warraated to Wear
Actual Value. at 9:.
~00»—«———
950 Yards!
111111111111 81111 $1.19
Warranted to We: r
Actual Value 81. f).
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860 Yards !
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Warranted to Wear
Actual Value 81.75.
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750 Yards!
Falllfl Fliflilllfl 891.
Warranted to Wear
Actual Value 81.25.
— 90'
8'15 Yards!
111111 1111111111 $1.19
War-ranted to Wear
Actual Value 31.49.
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V1511: Our
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Boston Store.
' occur-min
FUR N ITU R E ,
Carpets, Stoves, kn,
aouan'r am) son).
The rub-criberhaa con-randy on hand a large lot
of recond and furniture. which he will dbpoee of
at yer n-uonable prta-s. Second hand furniture
of all 'luda bought and called for.
W. PODMORE.
Bouion '11., Springwood.
spill tin
. ' 11 $5.
The Best 11111111
Photographs
$3.50 per D02,
‘1’—
NORTH§.
V. A. SCOFIELD,
l'lAS ormxn AT
The Rear of the Warwick item,
South Norwalk, a department for the late of
Second-hand Furniture,
And Other Household Goods ‘
Will tale eta rellon commie-ion. M paid
for rulture, Carma,€rnckery, kc.
MONEX’ LOAN ED
on Watches, Jewelry. to.
All boning-e strictly confidential. Communication.
ailment-d in Box a. Booth Norwalk, will receive
prompt attention. apt
11111111. .. 111.1111 !
SpringOpening
Trimmed
Hats
and Bonnets,
Friday and Saturday,
April 12111, and 1311],
AT
Mrs. W. Fawcett’s,
3 Water St" Norwallt.
Mahatma! them wmlie precub
dwt abunchofvfgleu. “12:09”th
loan-ad. Foe-rile. ~
, MRS. FAWCETI';
”a?
rant-aim f“ ;
J
#33
if.
mm com)
IIIUBAIOE AGENTS
Eli‘s'iwfi‘iiii
in all grade- of that and Son llata.
Boys Hats. l’olo Capri, Tennis
9! Washington 8t.
1111. (111111 Creamery 1111111.
Ital latch. lire. Lilo. Accident,
Plato Hill. and Meal Boiler
Mao Ago-t: for the late of
tuna and Far- lounge
0 a 1 per cent. Bead».
Loan- Negotlatod.
The Correct Styles
Hpntu: Style
81111 Hatfl,
Gaps in all colors, Crush
ilata, km, at
KNAPP’S,
Particular attention paid to
“all“; Clo-ulna and .lroliaa
l8 an. out
my 063
IT PLEASE EVERY TIME.
DANIEL L’lIOMMElllEU.
E. C.WHITNEY’S ART STORE,
07.! Main ”treat.
80. NORWALK.
«...—~—
FRAMING at lowest nrioes.
Full line oi Artists’ Materials.
New and Second-Hand
WAGONS,
New and Second-Hand
CARTS,
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot ll'fiagon,
(lite Grocer’: Wagon,
, (lite Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats,
Barn-Yard Manu res. .
BEE HIVE
General Intelligence Mice
any one in not of atrial meat, or withing to
change hlsorlicr pllct. will it will y then: to
call here and register their mama. in fire'
Guillemot) will hccharzed the mm of :5 m. If
you want to be . or tell. or run. or enquire for any
thing you can no here, an we will adveriue at the
office every day. We have a lllllllg rooia for Lattice
and one for (leat- also.
a
We have: mutant where you an get anything
i been
frontafic. aaiidwicli to a fail area! at al
loudby the day or week; lilo WISE.
n: tin Yuan Wildly, BB! ittVl,
No. 5 Water 8L, Borough.
IentEaSCome
Aadwempvqmdtolwibhallkindsof
Freshantl Salt Fish,
Wire-luau Mun-vi Mimi!!—
meat- for an extra qiiaatity every day through Lent.
GENUINE NORWALK OYSTERS
'l'liat have not been floated.
Pure Tomatoe Catsup,
Spinach,
Le ttu c e , Radisher-i,
Pickled Oysters,
mean. MARKET LIKE ’21:”
P338]! EVERY DAY
HUNT airman.
A FULL LINE 0?
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bro: Hard fl)" Finish.
Wire Steel ' Door Mats,
”“10".me
8 Water In, lorwalh.
RAYMIINI] 1111:
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Ambler & Sammis’.
10 yards Fain-y Malling
roll) $4.00,
Bargains in Black Siirali, 67c.
Bargains in Black Pcau-de.
Soie, or Luxur, 1.00.
Bargain inlllm-k Illiadame 97c.
Bargain in Black Fallic Fran-
011150, 980.
One lot Plaid Flannels, &c., to
(lllt't’tl from 406 to 250.
One lot Plaid Flaniicls, 1km, rev
duccd from We to 38c.
Ono lot 54-inch Tricots, &c.,
reduced from 850 to title.
One 101 22 inch l’hiids, 510.
reduced from 25c to l2lc.
And llllllly others worthy the
attention of close huyers.’
111MB lilflIS.
(by
Artificial Stone Steps, Coping,
LAWN annulus,
)ARItlAGE BLOCKS.
’ (20.. Gun.
Manufactured by C. T. lEOllAllD,
a: w-m luau. an 1,
F] N E
3
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SKILLED WORKHH.
The followirg in the certificated it. D hyia, a
graduate of the W '
with mom School of flowing. m
110M ER 13. IIOYT,
JEWELER,
No. 15 Railroad Place.
WIIOIA, lieu... fab. 13th, in.
This 1- to certify that Ir. 8. D. Baylor lice New
uiibumend i can highly W
New I watcbiaskerto any in and d the
mviteiiofacovnpetcnt and Inn within. Item
inmoututineworku any man; he in» a very
llaeaiidcdmpletcm www.ma. made my
Iprlll tool- nnder my int-fraction; hie jeweliag it
perftctl elegant, and [might go on and at“: limb
mun. i were forbidl. lie will mite a v1.
valuable addition to any jewelry «are and 1 Mail;
nmmmciid the yonaginaii tone ‘
bottometer 'mu:" bill!
Mk ' ”:bt' V c a...
win ,in hutyle. lie '1. A
Enrich and tlwin work and general repairing about
He does: his work 11.
all alone of watches.
Your-truly. w. EA. wooot.
EVE N l N G
Commercial SGML
BUSINESS DIPAR’l'lm- mun:
officer, min .11 kinda or‘auinne’. ‘papu, wig
which our ac clan do henna». they are practically
liud for any commercial non. vu-
loaday. Wellneeday and Pr!
EIIORTIIAND AND TY
minke: l: mum]: a tactical teacher, who
re mu eu—
A. C A rutical teacher
Yale College gim- lama: two alumnae: much
w
Wouldbe lacedto hav on ca or wile
i ,D ey H l for
rum: a. no
Gazelle Building, Harv-lb, (II.
P. 3—111.» of Denim Depamm
Eminent: College. t’ W“
CANDIES
Ofallkindl. MCI.“
muggy:
CONCOHAS. CANDY TOYS, 6 new
meat of mini curd.I . M
y.
HrsJohnHolland
“mm m
1154!
The Best Kindliag Wool
lowtolieliadiuoldbyc '1'. Will by“
so lbs. at 500 Each.
One cric- worth in «atom: to kindle my sultan-y
c. 1'. Leona»,
transom-us.
f“ tf
18 North hiain St.
spniuc srvtes
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of Gilts
At 25. 30. and CO Canto, DUI.“ I’ll.
Embossha Gilts
New Style», at 40c. Double loll,
DECKER’S
P111 1111 Wall Paper 3111:,
l 8 North Iain St,
South Norwalk, Ct.
A. S. FERRIS,
JEWELER.
DWI, W‘ma, J..""o
w. «1,323.31».
m'flMa”.
MIMI-t
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