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Ex-Banker Fish to Be Re-
leased Saturday.
ltll IS SAID 'I'll till I'IINNILESS.
It II Probable that He “ill Ileturu at
Once to .‘ew l'ork and Begin Lite Anew.
Ills lleiilth llrcutly Improved—Timeli-
In: lk'totlmi of Illa Daughter.
Allll'llh'. N. Y., Ma) 7 'thlill" ll. l’i‘li,
“quest-lent ml il:.- .1. Hart .\l;iiin-- batik,
who Wflnciltt'lt'liil m . a 1-H” \vitl’a‘ ngool
Illladiimii l"l|ltull w ' I mi.“- linunw-s Itllll
Imtenml theretui 1-» I -. _\.'ir~ In state
prison, will ho a Ilw umi next Saturday
nor-dag. The rum .. .11 in of tlie H‘n'
tom-eutlhe evaanlm u 1.. mm ot the last
oxm'ulive acts of Ok‘l‘l‘ihl-lt'lll i'lvi‘ulnnd bo-
flori- he left the White llu'inz
l-‘ish's sojourn in prison but“ has certainly
lengthened his years. When lu' came here
he u it broken down plii‘nu'iily and fol-ling
”11., the disgrace of his ptlnlliiill. Instead
of m-ii tweaking down culilplvloly, lioivever,
he has been mustantly ll|||ll‘t|\'|ll,; in health.
Bli- uiind, too, has bee-ma» .tt'l"\t', has nllll‘lld
ll'i‘ buoyant.
Iio Ilas Ilosta of Friends.
I - pile the fact that he will go back to the
wor -l an exoonvict, the old man has host: of
frie . in New York who will gladly Wel-
ci i. 1- :ii again, and who believe that he was
the \ .111: of circumstances rather than of in-
kii' a tlt'fltl'l.
I'. t. .- never «used to timer! his inno-
ct-i. - 'l actual criminality. He maintains
c..-- .. v that he was the dupo et Ferdi-
iii. rd, and that there are it dozen or
Inn l prominent in financial and social
in It --ll'opolis tt-duy who \vi-re mixed
it, .ieat Urant a Ward I‘llbl‘U every
a. My as liiuiselt, it he mu. guilty. llu
co. asserts that public clamor do-
n- . ileum, and lie was selected and
, on: .
.-.gliter's Touching Devotion.
'i. rut-«I condition of the (ix-banker‘s
in»... l eplrltl lsdue more than anything
Olin devotion of his daughter, who
has . : .1 here so that she could be always
read attend to any want or desire of her
lath \hss Fish has had With her toact
here .ittle half-sister, the offspring of
the ,1»aiicier's romantic marriage \iith
poor . l" Rel-er, the comic opera Huger.
lt ..-:ivrally admitted that Fish has no
mui. v ind Will go out into the World again
to 3 :~ ”id and ponniness. The wants of his
two i miners have been suppliul by Mr.
lint;~ .. .. was, who are in business in New
YorL :l tailor has already taken Fisli'a
men-m 1 Ir his spring suit.
A'. QUIET AT SAYREVILLE.
Tz. - -.:an [liver Railroad Agrees to
l-‘urego tho Spur.
Nsw llat'xswicx, N. J., May 7.-—Tlie riot
at Sayreville is under the subjection of tho
law, Sherifl Fick, of New Brunswick. hav—
ing held the railroad men and the brick yard
employee in check by his pom1 until tho
owners of the ltaritan River railroad agreed
to forego building the Spur on Fui'nian‘s
plum.
Thelma Kennedy, whose skull was frac—
tured, will recover.
The body of George Gessongen, who was
murdered in Sunday’s riot, will ho buried
today. Sheriff Fick left titty men on guard.
'I'hcre isno present danger of another out—
break.
Some heavy suits for trawling and damages
will beinstitutral against the railropd com-
pany by Edward Furman, the owner of the
land on which the riot oacurre l.
The Whole Family Drowned.
Wmuxo, W. “L, Blny 7,—The family
of P. B. Harr, who lived in a thinly settled
district nEur Braxton, this state, was totally
exterminator! by drowning. Han, his wife
and two children, started out to visit a
neighbor. They had to cram a mountain
stream, which was swollen out of its banks.
Han foolishly attempted to cross it in a
canoe. The boat car-sized and all hands
were thrown in the stream. Mrs Harr and
(moot the children sank immediately, and
Barr, who seized the other child. after
struggling in the water for some time, was
swept away before help could reach them.
Plainflold Postofllco llnrglnrs Amsted.
Pulsrmw, N. J., May 7. —inspector
Byrnes’ detective sergeanu, Hickey. Lan-
thier and McMnnus, succeeded in arresting
the Plainfield postoflice burglars. They
proved to be professional cracksmen. They
were: James McDonald, alias Milky McDon-
nid,and Michael Smith, alias Pig McDermott.
Milky was caught in Bieeckcr street, New
York. In his possmwion thedetectivo found
W) in money, a gold watch, six diamond
drimthree sets of jewelry, a pair of eye
glans, a package of powder, a roll of fuse, a
map of New Jersey and a time table to Plain-
tlcld.
Electric Sugar Frauds.
an Yoax, May 7,—The case of William
E. Howard, the alleged chief of the electric
sugar frauds, was called before Recorder
Smyth. Howard responded promptly. When
he reached the bar he was confronted with
an indictment charging him with grand lar-
ceny and asked to plead. It charges him
witbobtaining $8,500 from the sugar com—
pany under false pretenses. There are three
counts in the indictment. Howard’s counsel
demurrud to the indictment. ‘
Shot in a Saloon.
Pannsox, N. 1., May 7.—Michael Talent
was fatally shot in John McCarthy's saloon.
Talent had several drinks, but when called
upon topay, besaid: “Hang them up,” and
firm asked for more. When McCarthy re-
fund further supplies Talent got very angry,
andtbau was a tight, during which McCar-
thy fired his revolver and Talent tell mortally
wander]. The saloon keeper was arrested.
He aye the shooting was an accident. He
also my: Talent malted him first.
A Peculiar Suicide.
ercrxxts, Ind.. May [—8. D. Williams,
a drummer for Siberling Machine company,
Akron, 0., committed suicide by cutting his
throat at Fort Branch, Ind. He was 3'5 years
lid-rid lived at Crawfordsville, 1nd. Will-
hu- was showing goods at the time. He
walked tonne side, sat down, drew a knife,
dulled it across his throat and died almost
instantly.
Ibo Mew York State League Complete.
Am, N. Y., May 7.—Hepresontativu
cttheBtatclesgue visttedSenc-ai Falls and
mmtpllceutheslxthandn
fibtccompletothe league. The club will
phytthyugaIAkopark. “alumni.
mdtheleague,u5eneca Paint-ao-
”Relaunches-club;
my Cook Improving.
Ana", May 1—11» condition at Home
hry Colt continues to hnpmvo. lie was
nightly two-uh, but now the (ever has-
that: left him.
a
WHERE is on. cnomm
.ppoml to Ito Eu float-- to lamina I
{entity listen the Parnell (Miami-pl...
Ciili‘siao, May '3 —-lllllll”l“ \i‘i-I‘Ii curt-t
in Irish Nationalist circle» Iiiat Ilr. Cull-
waaeii route In London tor il-c purpose 1‘
testifying before the Parnell cuiiiinls‘dou
Tholnlsxilix man inn always lllniitlcll and do-
elarad himself premix-d to prove that not
(met: nth of the lilllil~|1ul Italic l in the Ameri-
can pain-rs as having l-ccli \‘i llucied for the
lanai league t'tul' n. at norms the water, and
of the hundred and one ilieurm. l'tlllolll‘lllll‘
lilhlllmlija‘lll’flllt‘e the one that obtains the
Hunt cl‘nlil is that In» hm guuu pi London to
l:-~tii’y to this fact. John (‘oiikllii. the
salmon Ili‘i'la'r nitli whom he bunli-d,wu
intervimml at length by a representative of
thuUnitul Pros, and when lil‘utflml plainly
iinlicahsl by his agitated manner that ho
klli'W more than llt' cared to any concerning
thoinysti-ry. He would noitliei' admit nor
deny that t‘i'i-iiiii had reu-ivod lotion or
cable dispatches from England Within 010
Iliad few iii-«Its, but contented hliitsslt with
wanting that thcnian was dead and that the
mystery could not be clmrod up inside of
three months Among other thing he will
that several plots had been foniieil to kill the
missing man. and within a month he had
bum shadowed by a delegate from another
city who had been sworn to kill hint. The
decree of lll‘tllli, he Added, had gone out
against another opponent of the Irish Land
league t'ulill‘illit‘l'll, who‘rclided in l‘liiladcl-
phia.
Property and Perhaps Lives "I'lll‘ lost
in Wisconsin and Minnesota.
lll'l.l'lll, May 7.——Tlie {amt tires which
are raging tnruilles and miles in North“
Minimum and Wisconsin have already been
productive of almost incalculable during.
and, it is feared, with startling loss of life.
Whole Villages are practically hemmed in
by ihmies, “lill'll the high winds have fanned
Into fury, uhlle muttered housm of settlers
and {Urea-lure have been totally deatroyctl.
llt‘avy leases are reported In logging dil-
ti'icts, 320,01” worth of skidded logs having
bicn burned on the Fun du Lac Indian
reservation.
There is aim a report of $10,000 has at
Cumberland. Wis.
Thomas Campbell and Ernest Lowell lat
their camp ontiit, and were themselves
burned, perhaps fatally, near liincliley,
Mimi.
THE MURDER OF EMMA BURDICK.
Mrs. Crosby‘s Trial (‘loml and the Case In
the Ilands of the Jury.
Nonwicu. N. Y., May 7.—-Tiie hearing of
the evidence for tho deft-me in the trialof
Mrs. Eva .\l. (.‘rialiy for the murder oil-1mm
Jane Burdicl: was continued yesterday mom
in. ..‘. Line opening of court. The principal
'llllirol called was Dr. I). M. law, who said
that there was no evidence of a struggle pre-
vious to the death of her husband, and in his
opinion and according to the record 0! the
autopsy the cause «if his death was asphyxia
can-id by strangulation. If death had on-
iiued by other means the body must have had
A very diifemnt appearancu
The last witness was '1'. C. Pottis, of Ox-
ford, the undertaker who took charge of
Crosby‘s body at the time of his suicide. His
evidence was in substance the sameas that of
Dr. Lee.
The evidence for the defense was at this
juncture chm-«l. The Hon. George W. Ray
tlien renewed his motion of Saturday that
the judge direct the jury to acquit the wis-
(uicr on the grounds of insulllclent evidence,
but the motion was denied.
Bliss Kato Goon llo-a
Ssuzu, Mam, May 7.—Misa Kin Kata,
who came to this country from Japan five
years ago to be «taunted, left Salem for
homo via (.‘alifoniia. During her stay iii
this country she embraced Christianity and
was admitted to membership in the Taber-
nacle church. When she came toAnierIm
it was understood to be the dtSll'o of the
Jaimiese government that her religious ideas
were not to be influenced, but that if she
wished to embrace the Christian faith she
should be at liberty to do so.
The (:o-os-You-Plouc Match.
wa Yoiix, May 7,—There are some old
timers in the race at Mailisol' Square Garden.
The men who are making the running are
Cartwright, liegelnian, Dan Herty, Connors,
Day, Cox, Gilt-L, Burns, Smith, Dwyer, Fitt-
gernltl's Unknown, Ray and Adams The
day seemed to be spent in getting rd of the
first batch of gtl.~l-f0r-notlilng material.
They went out under all sorts of protests,
excepting the true one, that they lacked
heart to go on. Out of titty-four who on—
tered less than one-half will linger to the end.
L“; View All Aboard Lost?
Crrv lsmxn, May 7.-A cntboat eighteen
feet long, the letter D marked on the sail,
and a man’s coat in the boat, was picked up
in the Sound, bottom up, and brought to
City Island. The same beat, it issaid, was
seen cruising in the Sound earlier in the day
with a phasuro party of seven or eight per-
sons aboard, and it is feared that the occu-
pants ware drowned.
Flame: Along the Hudson.
l’ovounzram, N. Y., May 7,—Forest tires
are burning in Peekskill and Shnwangunk
mountains, in the Highlands and on the Fish-
killmountains. The atmosphere along the
Hudson is tilled with smoke, and unless rain
comes soon pilots on the night boats will
have a hard time in seeing their way through.
The weather is dry and summer heat pro
voila.
Bacon was (0 when he wrote “The Wisdom
of the Ancients," andpasttlo when hetinlshed
his "Novuui 0rgaunm"_
A Destructive l'ira.
Caxton, 1115., May 7.—The Chicago, Bur-
lington and Quincy depot is on fire. There
isdanger of the Toledo, Peoria and Wabash
railway depot catching. The hotel is entirely
destroyed Several buildings to the north of
the hotel arealso on tire and cannot be saved.
There are hopes that the the may be con-
trolled within the buildings that are now
burning. ,
Worth 05.000 and bias a Pauper.
an Haws, May 7.-Andrew Mitchell,
who died in poverty at a Baltimore hospital,
was rightful heir to $5,000 in property [in
He voted illegally several years ago and ran
away, tearing arrest, and had not since hem
heard from. His only brother, Edward, Ins
had the use of the property under the charge
of a conservator.
A Shoo Salesman Embassies 012.000.
Pnovmrscx. May 7.-—Lineoin Curtis, chic!
nleunau for Oongdon & Ayluworth, whole-
sale boot and shoe dealers, was acre-Oil,
charged with embezzling 812,000 in small
aims, hisoperations extending over several
years. his examination was fixed tor May it
He returned 010,011).
lull. The Chicago Inter-Ocean for 350,000
Cutcaao, May 7.—Thomas J. Motion, a
lawyer or this city. began suit for llhst
The Chicago lawman. claiming
:1”:le basal. on an article h
My of pp.- M
upon the morality or an Iii-innit.
THE rims EXPSIl’Illil.
Opened by President Carnot
Amid Great Enthusiasm.
WITIIIIIIAWAL 0|” Lilltll LITTON.
Ali-lander May lie King .lg rim-turmoil-
Americana Expelled by tin-.ia—i'tlgrlim
to [tome Attach-d by a .‘hilI-‘lltlrrllt'h
lain “ill Appear In Prison Harb.
Pains. May 7.——'l'he hem-1i exp-Milli!" was
Oll’llnl by President l'iirnut. large crowd!
were priw-nt, ltllll ili-- N't'lli' “in. u very brill-
taut one.
Ph~inlelil Carnot um m «'«illillslllnl by the
pnahlenls of the serial.- and chamber of depu-
ties and by his cabinet. The prtutuioii, tar
mrtcd by a upwi-
ron of cavalry, left
the palace of the
Elysee at 1:30p nu
yesterday, and its
arrival at the cen-
tral dome of III.
exhibition building
was announced by
ii salute from tbs
iii‘iillcry.
, President Carnot
ascended a this
erected under the
dome and took his
place, surround“! by his ministers, motors
and [numbers of the chamber of deputies.
Premier Tlraril's Address.
l'ri-niicr 'I‘irard delivered an addre- of
Wclctilnc to all present. lie declared that
the magnitude of the exhibition exceeded the
calm-latinn of the government. In our
clusieii the premier extended a greeting to
all strangers. In his remarks the premier
aid that Republican France would show
herself hospitable and generous; tmting
them not as rivals, inspiring jealousy, but at
fellow workers laboring for tho happlaeuzot
humanity.
President Carnot followed Minister Tlrard.
In his remarks he referred to the “undaunt
ablo energy of Franm, which had arisen
from the most severe trials to fresh industrial
triumphs."
After the exhibition was opened the presi-
dent and his party inspected the various de-
partments.
PRESIDENT l‘AIlNli‘l’.
Why Lorri Lytton “’aa Withdrawn.
bosons, May 7.—It transpires that Lord
Lyttnn, the British ambassador to France,
was really ilcsil'nus of remaining in Paris tc
witness; the opening of the equation, and
plainly intimated his wish to the foreign
ottice. The queen, however, Coniinanded
that his lunI-htp should withdraw from the
French capital, at the same time informing
Lord Salisbury that it would never do for
the minister of a royal house to particlpats
in or even coimteoance a ceremony designed
tocommeinoratc the overthrow of royalty.
The Tory weasadopt a similar via-w in their
(‘tlmlllellls upon the openingof the exhibi-
tion. They profess to forgive the revolu-
tionists for their rebellious acts, but do not
condone their GXtW, nor do they admit
thebeneflts of the republican form of gov-
ernmout which I! the ultimate result of that
struggle.
Alexander May [lo King Again.
VIISSA, May 7.—An envoy ol' ex~Quoen
Natalie of Servia has arrival at Yalta tc
arrange With the Sermon regency for a meet,
ing of the exiled queen auditor sou, King
Alexander, at the castle of Ivanke. The
youthful king is said to be quite as anxioil
for the meeting as (his mother, and It 5
known that M. Iiistim is not averse to it.
The probabilities are, therefore, that no op
position will be made to the plan and that
the meeting will take place at an early date.
resulting in the return of Natalicto Belgrade.
I’llgrilns to Itome Attacked by u Mob.
TltlL‘éTH. May 7.—A railway train having
on lizard N11) pilgrims to Home was assailed
by a tremendous crowd here and bombarded
with stones The train hurriedly left the
station to wrap: the showers of missiles, but
was attacked in similar fashion at several
other stations. Twenty-four persons wore
more or less .severely injured by stones and
broken glass, and the railroad carriages were
almost complain-l y wrecked.
Harrington Will Appear In Prison Garb.
Drums, May 7, —Messrs. William O'Brien
and Edward Harrington, M. Pa, who won
nit-ml from prison for the purpose of testi'
lying before the Parnell commission, are now
on their way to London tonttend the commit
shut Mr. Harrington is dremed in his prison
garb, intending to appear in london and in
the witness box in this CID."
German-A l'lll'l’lt‘lll! Expelled by ““5le
Loxnox, May 7.-The Russian govemment
has positiver refused to cancel the deem
expelling certain German-Americans residing
in the districts of Foehr and Amrum, Schles-
wig—Ilolstein, and orders have been given for
the execution of the decree without delay.
Cable Flashes.
Pants, May 7. -—'l‘he police have searched
the residences of a number of Boulnngists at
Neuilly. _
Losmx, May 7,—The naval review at
Bpithead has been fixed for July 27. The
queen will review the maneuvers of the fleet
from the deck of the royal yacht Victoria,
and Albert and the emperor of Germany and
his brother, Prince Henry, will witness the
Irene from the imperial yacht Holler-zillion;
The lord mayor of Lon-Ion, accompanied
by the slioriil's, will take his departure for
Paris to attend the exposition to-inorrow.
Hehas abandoned theidca of traveling In
state.
A New Yorker's Mnultlccnt Gift.
Srmsurncw, Mas, May 7.——Goorgo W.
V. Smith, of New York, son-in-law of the
late George R. Towusley, of this city, has
made known to the City Library association
his intention to present to the mediation hh
rare collection of paintings and briea-brac,
valued at about 825,000. His wife willaloc
contribute a rare collection of antique lace,
and Mr. Sm-th vnll leave animof money,
the interest on which will be used to increase
the collection. It is probable that an art
museum will be built by the citizensto lb-
ceive the collection.
United Brethren Church Bishops loot.
meusasnuao, Pa, May 7.—'I’iio board
of bishops of the United Brethren church
In in mien here to prepare their report for
the great general conference which much at
York tomorrow. Bishop J. Weaver, of
Ohio, presided, and all of the bishops m
pro-slit, including Bishop Flocking”, of At.
rlca. The sessions 01 the board were“
Lovlad on the Glass Works.
Plfl'llt'ln, Pa, May ?.--A New
Pa, special says: The property ofthe Unlo-
Gian company was levied upon by the lb
in to satisfy claim: of 010,011) held by Jun.
LPattona dW.S.Folta The plantwlll
aver all obtain. and the works wt!
let be shut do'u.
MIMI NOT ALLOWED TO VOTI.
r. the Polls Won Cloud end a “shutout
Forwarded to the (lover-on
le (lawns. Mar 7.-—A upwind from
Inlay-rite. In, says: A party ot twenty-live
orthirty iii-amt men surmuiidnl the court
hoists, while several larger bands, also armed,
remained just ouisulo of the bum limits.
These men loudly proclaimed that no negro
would be permitted tin v do at the municipal
election Wllll‘ll mu to In- lli'ltl yesterday. At
hall lulal link-luck Kin-i iii luutt-Iltltlllulllllhd
hll-N‘iJ‘I a number oi mloml Illt'll Into the
court hour to vutn. He was met at the our
trance by the llllllul "ll,.llllll‘il'~,“ and the
vote" viern i-unilmilul to turn luck. The
nib-HIT (Iii-ii vunmulllfll \l'illl llli' I‘lvlllll)’ l‘lilll-
illl'ihllllll'I’S and the clot k of the (mint and de-
i'lilwl In a him the ti III\ 'I lit» "his lll'lll“ Illtll
a sivnrn :;i1lll'llii'lll ut Ill" Iiil'l's moi torwnril-
«I In the :HH‘I iini'.
lllll'l‘ tll‘l'il‘l'll- it than Isiiayol'te fully con-
firm the above repon. lluvnrnor Nichols
has Noemi-l litllapillcll from final-it! lion-s-
mrd stating that he has arrested l4'll of the
"rigiilalorn." Tho sherilt' thinks the parish
authorities will heable tn Mtplil‘i‘afl the dis-
orrli-r. The governor, however, has ordered
tho- militia to lh'l't'tlll)’ to move at a niotiieiit's
notice.
'Ihcpostponul municipal election will be
he held on some future-lain, The larger por-
tion of the “mguluturJ' are Nllll to be non-
residents of the town.
cuAsmc. AN ELoplNo WIFE.
the "IIQIIMIII ('atcim nor as the Depot.
but She (lets Away.
Mr. Ilol.l.v, N. J., May 7.—An exciting
mane was witnemd at the railroad station
here. Just as the Philadelphia train pulled
out of the station Robert llatlleldn young
marital man, came rushing up, rovalver in
hand and greatly ext-ital.
"Where II but but me shoot him!" he
shouted.
The crowd scattered in all directions. Hat»
lleld's wife was sitting in tlieuirwith Charles
Toy, of Camden, who is a «mductor on the
Ainhoy divuaon. lira Ilatlleld waved a
guilt-by from the car windowto berlrate
hu~liand.
Art the car was pulling out llattleld made
a leap for the platlorin of the ear, but missed
It and fell back. Some one picked him up
bleeding and bruised, and took the revolvtw
away from him. When liattleld got on his
feet the train had gone. Ha aid that his wife
b eloping with 'l‘oy. If [II-iblo he will
have the pair arrestasl at Cmndeu.
l‘ruit Crops “’lll Ila Ilcavy.
RONIIII'T, N. Y, May 7.-—i-‘rult growers
along the Ila-ls '1 river and the inland tin of
mantles are jll‘lrllfl'l', and well they may be,
for the outlmk lul' securing magnificent
cmpa of all clusin of small fruits ui without
parallel. Strawln-rrtea, plums, pliant, ap-
plor, peaches, raspln-rries, grapm, ayuiuita,
cherries, etc., have lillhflltllltld so heavily that
the bear-est crops since horticultural pur-
suits attained lingo proluirtiom along the
river are now amnrui the coming summer
and fall. The grape crop will be a phoneme»
all one, and many of the protocol" will inan-
utncturo wine.
Imilana Illncrs ltosuralng Work.
BRAZIL, Ind, May 7.-—All the bituminous
pick and machine miners in Indium, fill”
or 5,111) in number, returnol to work at the
agreed rate of ti!) and 42K cellist, mm.
tivuly, with 5 Nuts advance for winter. This
hionly 5 cents less than last year, and is a
strong point in fat-or of the iiiiusrl. It also
pminia an early and satisfactory solution
of the block mini-ni‘ yearly scale. It looks
now as it the latter would be adjusted at the
meeting here Thurs-lay. ' Three thousand
block lament an- yct idle.
A III; Railway llral on the Tapla
Orl’AivA, 0111., May 7.~Thc indications
are that a big rail‘oay deal isoii the tnpis.
Tho Northern l’nmtlc and St, Paul, Minne-
apolis and Manitoba on one hand, audthe
Manitoba and North Western on the other,
have been negotiating for some time past
with a view to either mnmhdate the two
last iimiml road-i into one apical, or at li'flnl
arrange a running and trailie agreement. by
which trams of v-Illis'r road will past over
both llliw. Ilailnm rum: her- say the con-
solidatioii 5 Min! to l..~ brought about.
Ari Age-l .liirlst Honors-d.
Numvii‘il, Coma, May 7.—EX'CIIIO‘ Jus-
ticu Park, who tvn~ "lift“ on April 27-1 from
the Connecticut bench by the age limitation
of seventy years, aftcra service of lbirtyufnur
year's, receivud a baiubotnely bound wt of
lnapplotlonls Cyclopedia of American ling“.
phy“ from tho associate-judges of tho su—
prelim court of errors Acmtnxnnyin; the
set was a letter signal by J udgts Commuter,
Pardon, Loomi- aud Beardsley and Court It...»
portm Baker. ._, -..
'l’lic (boas Tournament.
NEW YORK, May 7.—Tlio games in the
chum tournament multtul ”follows: Mne-
I/zod defeated Gossip; Shownlter defeated
Bird; Tricliigorin defeated I). G. Baird;
Imipschutz defeatal Gumberg; lltackburne
defeatsid Taubenhaun; We'm detailed J, W,
Baird; Burelle defeated Delmar; Mason de-
feated Burn; llanham defeated Judd; Pol-
lock defeated Martinez
Abaronder Gm Captured.
UTICA, N. Y., May 'I.——Lorenzo Gray,
postmaster of Rockwood, N. Y., and collector
of the town of Ephrotah, who abscnnded 13,.
Tuesday with can of the town's money, do
sorted his wife and child and departed for
Canada in comlnny With Carrie Carroll, an
adventurers, was captured at Morrhtown
with the woman, who had MW of the money
on her person.
Fatal Fight at a Hungarian Christening.
Aurooxa, Pa, May 7.-A special dispatch
from Philliusburg, Centre county, reports a
fight at a Hungarian christening near Houtz-
dale. One man, Joseph Taber, I'as killed
outright, and several others were severely in-
jurcd. Bevenpenimis have lit-cu arrestol and
lodged in jail at Clearfleld Two men charged
with Teis’er's murder made theirescape.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Edmund Reyes, wood, coal and hay deal-
er, with place of business in Charlestowu,
Inn, fat and asigned Unsecured liabili-
tiu, 825, .
Firs wpptnd to have originated from
sparks from a locomotive burned over titty
acres at woodland in Eiht Fair Haven, Mass.
It is still burning.
Attha regular meeting of the Methodist
ministers of Ruskin the appointment of the
Rev. Dr. Dorchsstcr as superintendent of
indtan schools receivel a highly commenda-
tory tmlomnnnt, a copy of which will be
sent to President Harrison.
The executive conimittesof the Republican
Wm] committee of Kings county, N. Yo.
withdrew the distribution of Federal patroni-
sge from Hon. Franklin Woodrufl, and ap-
pohitcd learn John A. Nichols, Ernest
Nathan, William H. Leaycratt and Jose
Johqon as an advisory marines on 1.-
W
mmmctumnexpemamun
Garth-nelson for Santa Blllll'l dis-d.
Mktrhltrbwlilhsnuh.
soura 1403qu EVENING summon TUESDAY, MAY 1. ins.
gLEVElllAlls
SUPERIOR
llllllllli I'lllllllil
Till I’llllESl lllll BEST
Is made only of strictly are )0 cream
of tartar. strictl put-ii, liltmilflnllfl of
soda. and a sinsl portion of flour as a
preservative. nothin else whatever. and
warranted entirey free from alum.
ammonia. phosphates. lime. and all the
uliilterauls frequently found in baking
powders. The character of materials
uliedntlieii' purity, and the nicely of their
combination. NIKIOI‘ Cleveland’s nu rim-
bskingixiwderthemost bealthfulan most
economical lll um. and it always alords
wholesome. nutritious. and delicious food.
It is recommended for urlty. healthful-
seas and allieiency by eminent and
State chemists. chemists of Bosnia of
Health. sud pmfeiaors in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
Bold only in cans, full weight.
Cuvxusn Brownian. Atriuv. N. Y.
on Must 'l'ss rm 05ml.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A It )8'1' DELICIOUS BEVERAGE. TRY IT.
t’nvtlluvuusuyctm. Motivator.»
it is the illunm nuns Luv. irked from
the beat plantations sndgtisnutre- lltsmiuts‘ly
pure and tree from all attain-rations nr ru'u'fliig
matter The pulsars are hermetically wid-
Ind wsmntut tull weight. it 1- more crun-
omicnl in use than the lower grades.
Oriental & Occidental 'l‘ea 60.. L't’d.
"mu (mire, 35 Hurling Blip, New I'm-k.
For sale by the tint imrent.
I-‘. D. LAW'I‘ON & (30.,
ll. L’litllilElliEl',
CHAS. ll. I‘ERRIS,
South Norwalk, Conn.
N. Y. N. ll. & II. RAILROAD.
mmtaJfl.
corn wur. corn xur.
5.16 a. In. lxpresc. 1 6.81 " Acton.
w “ Extras. ju-i " Accom
5.12 " Main. 8.50 " Accmn.
8.16 “ B'purt. Sp. 9.16 " Rx.
7.23 " halal Ix. JO.“ Acton
7.56 ' Lem Bx 12.139.111.8atm Rx.
8.3:! “ laxalEx. ‘wr “ lairalllx.
8.30 " 80.5.8 . 1.45 " Sp‘gueld Way.
0.0! “ local ’30! " Locallx.
0.1! " Acwn ;¢.11 “ Honk.
10.13 “ Ix. it. " Accent.
ll.“ " built. .am " Naug.lx.
twp 1a.,Rxprm s5.“ " Accents.
1.9 " 60.8.”: :‘MB " local Expre-
l.“ " Accent. :71: “ Bridgd'pt Ace.
4.46 " Douala. 1.49 “ Moon.
sou “ titan-forum. 9.49 " A .
a.” " [xi-nus 11.0: " AmhAc.
km “ Standard”: 12.1: " Boomnlx.
3.11 " B'wrt lspec. :_ SUIDAYI
10.15 " Acton. LTJB” Accom.
Emu». a 0.11 “ Accent.
0.16 Aoccm. _ 6.51am. Antoni.
11.14 pm: Accnm. :
7.28 " Low 1
9.50 " acacia.
l
l
Trains have last lowjk.
some wan. some an.
16.0: a. In. ‘ 6.34 a. u.
2““ u i 3.5., ..
7.10 “ l 1.47 p in.
m “ 5.15 "
11.41 " MB "
2.40 p.i.n. 9.51 "
so: " l
633 "
3.0: “
0...BIIPAID. 0.1' Human.
DANBIIBY A; NORWALK DIVISION.
Corrected February 4th. 1589.
Pas-cum TI'IIIII.
. BOUTII.
Lv.Norwalk. Lv.tlo. New-1k. Ar. Wibon rut-
7£I.lu. i561... sells...
81? “ 8‘8 “ 835 "
lot! “ 1013 " 10:10 “
125119.111. lain-i. 10:9...
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am II II 8|” I! st 8‘: u no
on u “ loot -- '- 1031 " -'
smsr.
Wan.
Wain
NOIVI‘II.
Lv.Wilsunl’otnt. Lv.Bo.Norwalk. Aaliorwam
tiOLnlixed imaml'x'd 210m
”5 .. .. "5 .. .. “I ..
545 " 018 " 023ml.
1201“ IZISpJu. 1213 III.
250 "Hind 810 "liked Sloiixed
“rpm. 512 " 517p...
5150 " 6:5 " 640 "
715 “
1010 “Mixed 1017 "Mixed iofilixat
arson.
020mm 925L111.
6589.! 6511!...
W. manna-omvmd’rusnd Gu‘l Ian-w.
P. C. Paras, Bu Ltcudant.
A.W.Pnuir,t WAR“.
IAIN LINE.
lavellridgeport for Pitt-laid.
luanmmo‘n
‘0'“ I0 IA
310.20 a. II. Mixed mmr Ian.
wpucxpn. ills...
”m'm‘n
zoos. onlyas far sst‘lrcst Barringtou.
only as tar as New Milford.
ll Wm. Vice nu't A Geu'i lan'x‘r
Wu. .
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A. .
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W , Ax‘L. c
GRIA’I‘ mxnllsmhtndla 11am 3
ot'hr Wild and II
Great I Great
Sacrifice Sacrifice
Sale of Sale of
1 195 Yards!
Illllli Blili Sills 981.
Warranted to Wear
Actual Value, sl 25.
.__._. .9..-.._
050 Yards!
Ritalin Black 8111 $1.19
Warranted to We. 9
Actual Value It. 9.
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850 Yards :
111111111111 Sills $1.25
Warranted to Wear
Actual Value $1 .7 5.
-—-——~~ cow—«-
750 Yards!
Flillll Flillllil 896.
Warranted to Wear
Actual Value 31.25.
—-——-¢o>—~—-—
875 Yards!
111111 1111111111 $1.19
Warranted to Wear
Actual Value 81.49.
V1811: Our
menopausal.
Boston Store.
_, NORWALK.
Tucson n-nsivn
FURNITURE,
Carpets, Stoves, &c.,
BOUGHT AND 801.1).
The subscrlhrrhu constantly on hand a large lot
of errand-band fnmtnrr, which be will dispute of
at "ripe-mat»: ”it“. Stand-baud fumturc
of all ads bought and called (or.
W. PODMOBE.
Boulon IL, Spriunvood.
stats tin
$5.“ 11' $5.
The Best Ithillfli
Photographs-1'
$3.50 per D02,
‘7—
NORTH§.
V- A. SOOFIELD,
ass OPENED s?
The Rear of the Warwick Item,
South Nerwalk, s depart-cut for the sled
Second-hand Furniture,
And other Household Goods.
Willakcgnudstorcllml commission. M pill
tor Yunnan. Carpets, emu. kc.
NIONEY LOAN ED
0-: Watches, Jewelry. to.
All hm strictly ”alarmist. ammo-lathe
Maison-31m Norwatk, will receive
wanna attention. apt?
11111111111112!
SpringOpening
Trimmed H—als
and Bonnets,
Friday and Saturday.
April 12th, and 13th,
A?
Mrs. W. Fawcett’e,
3 WM .Lv “mt.
beryl-d stilt thcopalngwillko m
dulled-claw Aflncarlisllyhvlfl
"Eli’s. FAWCE'IT
awn ‘n
lost to. five. hits. Accident,
Piste ll . sad titu- Boiler
IIIUBAIOE AGENTS
Also Agents for the Isle of
Bobcat-re and Farm Ion-ale
0 a 1 per cent. Beads.
nonn- Negotiated.
onion-is w Wuhlngtoa St., at. Norwalk.
HATS! HATS!
The Correct Styles
In all modem and Soft llals. Spring Style
8111:. 3513.,
Boys lists. Polo Caps, Tennis
Gaps in all colors, Cruiili
lists, £12., at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention rldlto
no It.
ops
l‘tslaa. Cleanlus and
Stilt liars.
nit oun
Bil. County Creamery Butler.
W PLEA!” IVIBY 'I'Ilil.
DANIEL L’llolIlIEIIIEU.
E. C.WHITIIII’S IB'I' STORE,
07” Main ”tract.
30. NORWALK.
_ m”...
FRAMING at lowest nrices.
-——OOO———-
Full line at Artists’ Materials.
New and Second'lland
WAGONS,
New and Second-Hand
CARTS,
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
0110 Grocer’s Wagon,
one Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats.
Barn-Yard Manures.
Rilllllllllllllfll
BEE HI'VE
General Intelligence 0m“
uyonciuwantot’mnt .owwiehtsgm
some his or her place, will it will then: to
time and rem-u: their am. in fur:
(loom will be char-pr! the ran at 25 car. It
you want who , ornll. or «commune for any
thingy“ can so here, as air will advertise or the
claw-very day. We have stirring!!!)- for lad»
and ate [a (m also.
“a.
‘ Q
i
Wehveaawuiwmwiiac an m as h’
trunk. sandwich to a villa-rat all all W
lardbyrhetbynvwctkulso 'a
m 1- Tours hoodlum}: fill IIIVL
so. 5 wan in. m
Lent HasCome
Mummurmma' slim of
Fresh and Salt Fish,
Wholcnlcaudltull. nun-mm
munmqmnymymwmt.
GENUINE NORWALK OYSIEIIS
’I'llst have-ct been laid.
Pure Tomatoe Gatsup.
Spinach.
Le tt u c e , Radishes,
Pickled Oysters.
roan. MARKET an: ”.1."-
nzsll Burl! DAY
-‘1-
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line ()f‘Giltis
At '5. IO, slid 00 00-". D...“ Hall.
lfllnlioascd Giltu
New lulu, at 400. Double loll.
Palntlng, Paper Hanging,
CALCIMINING.
DECKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Slim,
[is North lain St"
South Nor-vvnik, Ct.
Special lillilllllllls
Ambler & Sammis’.
40 ards Faiic Ma '
rd") $4.00. y tting (by
Bargains in Black Sarah, 67c.
Bargains in Black Penn-do-
Soie, or Luxor, 1.00.
Bargain in Black Rhadamc 97c.
Bargain in Black Fallie Frau-
caise, 98c.
One lot Plaid Flannels, &c., re-
duced from 40c to 25c.
Oiic lot Plaid Flanucls, &c., re-
duced from 50c to 38c.
One lot 54-inch Tricots, &c.,
reduced from 85c to 50c.
One lot. 22 inch Plaids, kc.
reduced from 250 to lZlc.
And many others worthy the
attention of close buyers.
IIIBLEB I SIIIIIIS.
Artificial Stone Steps. Coping,
Laws Romans,
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
&c., 850-.
Manufactured by C. T. IEOIMIID,
“Tallinn
-—-— II'
SKILLED WORKHBI.
The tuibwii is the certificated It. i).
(most: or Ilk‘Wll-ifllll etched of mm
a
IIODIERB. IIOYT,
JEWELER,
No. 15 Railroad Place.
Wire's. mm. Feb. 13th, I”.
no. is tonrtrvtlm air, a. 1). its has been
inn. Ian. us lit-ad I can highly,”
tins-sport watch-skate say in need of
sump of a augment and In: workman. lie
tmostulncwurku say man; he has a
laundering-Idem «Wannabee lode
mast tutu under my instruction; idem
Maugham. and l-iotgooom watc-
wqr, space fables. II: It nuke s
Mauls: Idem-an toaay jeoelry e and I high
I: the you: loo to any Ir. lay
due We. W and
mph in flawless style. lie has
Mound am out arduous! '
silatoosofmim. hem his was
Your: It'll]. W. P. A. Imm'.
i
3 n=
Illr Salli:
tly.
F
EVENING
CommemalSc
scum unsung-r7
-
0.0! I,
‘. sauna-olivine—
went.
Watchman have you all or write for
m‘ . In“ ERIK“ I.
Gluflc BIIIIIIS. Emil, 0|.
CANDIES
“all“. ma-
BAKERY .
. -—-—<>————-
WINUCOPIAS. CAI!!! TOIQJIIIM ”It.
“elm“
HrsJohnHolland‘
A rum. use or ‘
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vinishes.
BerryBranarl on Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
mw.~lflu~.
I
UWMI.’ . man.
The Beat Kludlilg Wood
lowbbchsdlssolbyc 1'. Ian-Ila lap at
50 lbs. at 50c Bach.
Oscarswmlbuld: ton-lite.) all."
C. 'l'. woman,
wan-Llano.
A. S. FERRIS,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
vulva-gun's”.
“All
W. O. QUIITARD,
luau mm
saw-flu“ la. - Dual-Int.
Isa-Almeria“ WW
Norwalk Chronicler