' body of the man found in the Erie canal
terms Ill NEW YORK.
The Victims Bound with Fet-
ters of Death.
A full .N'I'tiltl til" hl'l‘l‘lllilhti.
One 0' the Patient. Ia ("unrealcd
Friends in a “Its in l'ordham. and the
(tiller la in an l'plown “capital—Liter
ally Ilotltng Away.
by
wa Youit, May l3.~Annouuceinctit of
the death of Father llaiiiien, the heroic pried
who ancriticeil his life in the lupin scttieiiwiit
at Molokai, iii the Sandwich Islands, has c!—
ctted a new pormlar interest in that clan of
Illuminate. who are the outcasts of hu-
mity by reason at their terrible physical
Illtcuoua Now and then isolated came of
ltpraly appear in the United swim which
have had their origin in other countries.
At present there are two victims of tlih
dread dime-e in New York. These cases are
known toonly a law nautical men and the
”relatives of one unfortunate who be-
longs to a well known family in this city.
The Inttu' blald to be secreted somewhere
in Fordhatn, and nobody who lives near the
pretty little villa has any idea that it bi a liv-
tug tomb.
Literally Rotting Away.
The other leper may be called Carlo- Jorge
Begum He is only :50 years old, and a
native of the largest seaport of one of the
Booth Amie-icon republics, where his family,
which is one of considerable prominence,
now reshlcs. last July tho young man was
brought here for treatment, and after living
for a while on Finis-nth rim-l was removed
in Dtfl'ftmll'l' but to the German hospital at
Beventy—awvonth stn-et and Fourth avenue
lie in now aprivatn.I patient lll that institw
“on. Within the past few days it was found
net-eatery to perform a surgical ins-ration on
him, for he is literally rotting away.
To avoid notoriety, which would natur-
ally be attached to a case so rare intliis
country, Haguaii is registered at the hospital
as suflcring with "perforating ulcers of the
feet.” Death, however, will soon relieve
him from his terrible sutforiags, and the
autopsy which will then he made will render
further my in the matter Mica-it.
flewtsm and Love.
Those who have mine in contact with the
patient have been charmed by his courteous
manners and bravery under acute hollering:
alone and in a strange land. In the ten
months he has been in New York be has no
quired :an excellent knowledge of English.
As his stiffened hands invent him from
writing he corresponds with his family by
ns'lngn typewriter, on which lie painfully
strikes out letter after letter, sending ince-
mg“ of love and encouraging reports about
M, While the tears be mntiot keep back
mum down his checks as the pain rocks him.
flow the Victim Aplwtlm:
Baguan is of medium bright and now
weighs about 25 pounds. The eyebrows are
sparse. There are no bald spots on his head.
his facclooks pellet, the cars are purplish
red, hard and project soniewhat forward; the
lips are irregularly thickened and the nose
swelled outonthe left side. On the upper
partof the right cheat, an inch below the
collar btmc,'is a circular scar,which he attrib
lites to a blister, but which was probablyan
ulcer, similar to those he has now on his feet.
All over the chest, and more marked on the
sides, are fine eruptions, which look like the
etTects of prickly heat, and on the back an:
numerous poetules. Both arms are incurred
by salons, which were applied five years ago.
(hi the outside of both elbows are scaly,
horny eruptions, and the same is found on
the flute! fingers and thuinbn
Consuming Ills Tissues.
There is almiutely no mmtion on the out-
side surface of the left arm and on some
parts of his leftarm and also on the body.
ll'hen cut, burned or pricknl iii the-v- places
he is not aware of it. The ulcers on the soles
of his feet are rapidly eating away the tis
sues, andpieces of bone come out with the
copimu discharge from the ulcers. These
discharges are rapidly draining his strength,
despitecarcful nursing and plenty of good
food which he receives,
It Was a Book Canvaseer.
UTICA, N. Y.. May iii—The mutilated
Friday has been identified as that of J. T.
Lynch,n caiivassier for a book concern in
Rochester. lie left that city about the fat of
May for a visit with his mother at Glen's
Falls, to which place he bought a through
ticket. it is punchul as far as Rochester.
Rothing has yet been learnal as to his where-
abouts after arriving here. it swears he
wasaddicted to the use of liquor and occa-
Ilalally drunk to CI“
Two Bank This-res Caught.
Combo Srmstm, Colo, May 13,—Twc
man, named mlsvctivcly Lloyd and Hunter,
were arrested here.- charged with robbery.
Boyd has contra-ml to Icing implicated in
a). Wee robbery at Florlseant. He alsc
stated that A. M. King, anion employed in
White‘s saw mill, near that place, took part
in the robbery. King has been arruted.
Hunter says he is an cxaherifland United
Stats! marshal at Hugotm, Kan. This isall
the information he will give of himself.
Want! to Be l’lld for Illa Ilatller’e Death.
Pcmaocm, . . it... May tit—In the
United Stats: circuit here, H. 8. Pike, ad.
ministrntor of the (state of his mother, Mrs.
Chrlotte T. Pike, has brought suit against
the Grand Trunk Railway company of Care
ads torecoverdamageeforthcdeathof his
mother who, in 188'}, in attempting to ex tin—
gukih a brush fire, received fatal tnjuri-at It
isalleged that the fimcaughtfrom : com
tive sparks. The trial will be mound Mon-
day.
The Bustier (Serrated.
Wasnixoros. May 11—For the post new
out day- there have been many mysterious
rumors concerning the Hatinnal Jockey club,
andthebunlen of themwas thattheDwycr
Brothers were quleavoring to obtain pone»
stouof thelvy City track. President Olm-
3 new a“ ..." the... “...“?
my! t c now .
ntions for the regular fall meettng. p
low Hampshire's New Lita lavlng Station.
Pomot‘l'l, N. IL, May 13,—The govern-
ment will erect a new life saving station at
Valli Sands, Rye, and remodel the old
Hiding at b'traw Point. Both will be
Indyforoecupancyatthetimeset tormur
ah; the station along the coast.
lira-gnu in Oak View.
Names, May lit—Tho first of next
hath In Harvey Haddcyaad herthree
”humps-dud! OakView,Mi-.
Wynn-Hanna
Mdmwe‘sflster-
Amer, lay 11 Cole was
“haul-bus aaaeaao-
hfiudhfevcih ”.13”.
“4's“
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HON. "IN“ A. FOOTII MAD.
Io Was the Ionian United [tales than“!
Ilavla. Ilene Appointed tn "Ht.
Rona, N. Y., May lit—lion. liein-y i\.l
Ill-tor died at his home in his iiuth year. lie ;
was the under United litmus nun-tor, having
been aplmiiilul in to“, one yinr befon- tsmioii i
('ntlli'i'oli. of l'eiilisyiiamii. He was i'lwlul
to the stators-mite in Hid and to magnum lll
lKitl. in l‘ltl lie Win again oln‘ful to llw'
"Mai senate. lie was a delegate to the con-
vention which nmiiinate-l (lea. Cass for presi-
dent. In NH l'n-aideut l'ieme Iplltllllell
him United States district stint-my for the
Northern district of New York, but he do-
i-lined the honor. in lett‘l lie was clu'lcnl
justice of the supreme court in the Fifth
judicial illslf'lt“ Ito was twice appoints“
surrogate of Oneida munty, and held many
[union-oi honor and tried in this comma-
iiity. lie was the senior member and piss-ii-
dent of the board of trustmw of Hsniiltou
mllege aiidvieopreshient of the American
Colonization mdety, with headquarters at
Washington. lie was always a Democrat
and was a leader and power in the councils
of his party when in his prime. lie was the
last member of the famous “Albany [to
gency,“ which for many years nuitrullud the
policyof this state. [to was a resident of
lloiiie slant continuously from low till his
death.
HARTMAN'S PURCHASE.
lfe Gets Control of the larglnal llcaver
Falls Bullhead.
l'l'rrsm'no, May la—lleiiry Hartman,-
prominent stml manufacturer of this city,
has purchased from the Enmomitcs their
Marginal Beaver Falls railroad, together
with all of the franchises, rcalmtate, eta,
belonging toit. The new road has been in-
corporated with the Rochester, Beaver Falls
and Western railroad, and will be immedi—
ately extended to Wurtemburg, on the Pitts
burg and Western railway, thereby securing
econnoction with the Baltimore and Ohio.
This road will pass through and doweiop the
man extensive building and lime stone
quarries in the state. Immense deptadtsof
coal, tire clay, etc. also lie along the ronin
Mr. Hartman also pun-haunt from the
Ecumoiiiitcs all of their extensive riglitsia
and along the llenver river, over twelve
miles in extent. Both the old slate dams
will be rebuilt, increasing the water pour
almost beyond limit. Already a number of
large manufacturers have determined on
locating their works along the Beaver riva
on the line of the new railroad. The realty,
franchises, eta. acquired by Mr. Hartman
aggregate “utmost
shot Ills Wife. [laughter and Illness-If.
Ciiwixxari, 0., May i:i.—-A. J. Blane, a
chemist in the employ of the Dielil Fireworks
company, shot his wife and Tvycnr-old daugh-
ter and then tired a bullet into his own head.
Blane is an Alsatian, who came to this city
about a year rig-v. He married a daughter of
J. C. Hanover, the real «state agent, a few
months since, and took apartments in the
Keiiiiwmth building, No. iii? West Seventh
street, where the shooting took place. Mrs.
lllanc, at the time of her marriage, was a
gram widow with a l'J—year-old daughter.
Blane was a widower with one child, a little
girl named Flora. He was jealous of his wife,
and Itinpct‘hfll her of being criminally lnll'
mate with other men
Trial of the Drl‘gn-Schmder Gun.
Asssmus, Md, May i:i.—'nm trial of the
the llriggs-b'chrmder rapid fire, ti pounder
gun has taken place. Lieut. Driggs, the in-
ventor, and the naval attaches of the German
and Japanese legntions at Washington were
prisent. Nineteen shots Wul’e fired in one
minute and sixty rounds were tired in four
minutes and twenty ascents The range will
be about the mittens the liotclikise ll pounder.
The gun loads with fixed ammunition, the
powder and shell being loaded in. one motion.
The weight of the shell is six pounds
A Fine Plum for Somebody.
tt‘ssuixoron, May ill—A solicitor general
of the department of jn-tice will benppointed
this week. The resignation of Judge Jeiik:
has been accepted, to take place on the 15th
inst. Attorney General Miller is authority,
for the statement that an appointment will
be madoon or before that date. The office
is one of the best so far as dignity and pay
are concerned. The incumbent has charge
of the government's business before the New
York supreme court, and draws a salary of
07,000 a year.
The Princeton Murder.
New Bucxsmcx, N. 1., May tit—Ber-
nard Blauey, tho accomplice of the brother
of Jacob Tush, of this city, who was killed at
Princeton, was arrested at Rocky Hill by
Chief of Police Harding and placed in jail
here. Blancy, in coniymiy with Tush, stole a
home on Friday from Joseph Welseninuller
and Charles Acker at Franklin park, near
here. This brought about the shooting of
Jacob Tush, who was mistaken for his
leather by Acker.
(ten. llarncy’s l-‘uneral.
“'ASHISO‘I’OK, May iii—Tho funeral of tht
lnto Maj. Gen. Barney took place at 12
o'clock noon from the Pennsylvania railroad
depot. The remains were escorted to Arling-
ton cemetery by the two troops of cavalry
from Fort Meyer, under the command of
Col. Carpenter. Mrs. Barney accompanied
the remains, and the eight body bearers were
selected from the olduit sergeants of the
Third artillery' (run the artillery barracki
here. _______
‘l‘lsrcc hull-la Killed by Cowboyl.
Bun Fit, N. IL, May lL—The Puebic
Indian agent, Williams, lunreceivcd n tele-
grant from Gen. Carr, at Port Wingate, New
Mexico, saying that in a fight between In-
dians and cowboys near that post three of
momma-ere killed. The cowboys are
under erred. Prerauticnary measures it
prevent further trouble on the part of the
Indians have h-.~.-ii taken.
Women liloyettsta In for Six Days.
wa Your, Key l3.—Twelve worm:
started on a bicycle race in Madison Square
Garden at 12 o'clock last night. They quit
at 2 a. m, and will ride part of each day for
six days. They are Jessie Words, Louis:
Amneudo, Kitty Brown. Jessie Oaks, Elsh
Von Blumen, Hattie hurls, Halon Baldwin,
Lottie Stanley. Jennie Adams, Maggie Mo
Shane, Jamie Hawk and Nellie Otto.
Proctor linott llny Change Manda.
Iomvnaz, May lit—Unless one of flit
[antes back out Proctor Knott will changt
owners today. W. L Ca-idy, of St. Innis,
andSamBryantlnetat the Galthouse,and
Cassidyinade a direct More! 825,000 for
Knott. This is the priceBryant has been
holding the great gelding at all the time.
Bryant, however, said he wanted a littls
tinny to think over the our.
CONDENSED NEWS.
'lkehoxtactoryotl. Gathcat Bellini
“Monroe-treats, human-burned
'l'haollhonssshnhschartuteaaadlavan
SOUTH NORWALK EVENING WTINEL. MONDAY. HAY ill. W
"E FtED FOB ms lIFE.
. Cronin Tells the Cause of Hit
Disappearance.
Ill‘l IIIAMIZN 'l‘lll’} ‘Ils.‘N’N-““.‘Ell
lle Ian-ma bottling About the 'l‘rmik My.
tary—lle Was Introduced to Lo fare:
to lie Pumped—Will Make some this
eloauv re.
Towir'm, May lit—llr. Cronin, the inland
Chicago lrisli Nationalist, is still in town
its left here on Friday evening, but returnoax
on Hahn-day night. lie had a lung talk will
C. T. lung, his former Chicago friend, not
explained that ho left town l-vausa bi
thought officers were utter min. “t‘ di i not
go to New York lawn-um be ten. too we!
known there
Mr. Long met the doctor by appointment
in the Honda house, and after much per
suasion the latter mounted to tell his story.
“While i lived in St. Innis," he said, “i
promptly identified myself with the trial
came», then disturbing the public. i soon
found that the grant Irish movement was it
be centered either at Chicago or New York
and after coieulting my intimate friends
among “‘llOlll was llr. URL-lily, I made u;
my mind to go to Chicago. I did so, aruier‘
with letters of iiitruluctiou, and soon fount‘
myself prominent in lrish as well as other
cliches ”
The Doctor Called the Turn.
lie then went on to say that he min dis
coverul that the largo sinus of money loin;
receivisl by certain pcmons for the irish causi
were not handled properly, and that not more
than tlin-t.~fourths of it ever roar-lied lrelaml
“I know," he stated, “that at least [All]!
were gobbled up by certain people in (“hit
cage, and when l began to “mil the turii"or
them they tried to scare me off. Parties tr
this city tried to bribe me, and that would
not work. Their next move wastoiutroduot
me to lie Caron under the name of Beach, lr
order that he might pump me and dumagi
mo in any way that he could. Blanch wasin-
troducod to me by a reporter named Conuiell,
nman whom i had always considered my
friend. but since the recent developments is
The London Tunes case i know be war
against me and that Let‘nron was introdu'
to me for no good purpose.
"lie got little out of me, however, and It
that moans failed. llinve lit-n waniul act'-
eiul tun“; to get out of the mmitry and as
sured that my life was in danger. But up tr
last b‘aturday i felt that i could hold my own
The (‘lan-nn-Gnel’a Decree.
“Last Saturday, however, I was put it
nmsion of unquestionable proof that tho
(Sloane-Gael moiety had decreed that my
life should be taken. A man was npwintee
as my executioner, and preparations Were it
active progress to accomplish the dis-d. l
made up my mind at once to fly. You know
the wet.
“The lad y who accompanied me to "mail
ton was quite unknown, as was also the gen
tleiiiaii, until I met them on the train l-etweer
Ottawa and Throat”. Neither of them know
who i was until you met me Friday iii-mung.
They happmmi to be going to Buffalo on the
train 1 took out of Toronto, and I left then
at Hamilton."
When asked what lllut‘d he intruded mak-
ing next. Br. Cronin stated that he would gs
to France as soon iL~' Feasible. _
“i left some important documents behind
in Chicago," heanid, "and [only hope that]
can go to ii country where I will be safe."
[to Will Make h’ome blacloanree.
"i will make some dist-imam soon that
will open the eyes of the public generally
and make the hair stand on the heads oi
several Chicago and New York gentlemen
The ('oiikiiin'. have made fools of tlieniselve:
over the whole matter. According to tbs
instructions 1 left with them they should not
have (lil‘nul their months until I was safely
out of the country, but it is the same oh"
story—telln woman anything and you an
mn- to get the worst of it."
The doctor intimated that a certain Metho
dist minister had caused all his tniuble, but
he would not disclose his name.
lle Disnppcun Agata.
Dr. Cmnin is again a fugitive. Ho dbnp
peanut shortly after the Interview detailed
above with Mr. lung. A private detective
was put upon his track, but he succeeded lL
eluding him, and now no one knows wizard
heis. When Mr. lsvng threatened to ban
him watched by a detective he became wild
with terror and begged frequently that do
tea-tins should not be put on his truck, and
oflered to give any additional particulars hi
knew about affairs generally. Diqntctm
from Chicago lioWfipttpc-l’s had given the story
of the suspicion against Cronin in respect is
the trunk mystery. When lbkt‘tl about thi:
he denied that he knew anything’ about it or
was in any way manor-tel with it.
Cronin Will Ito to Paris.
lie was next asked if there was any trail
in the other story about his going to London
to communicate with the Britt-ah govern-
ment. Bis manner and evasive replies. tended
tocroute this iiiiprmsicn rather than that
he hndmadc his «and.» from Chicago over
the trunk mystery. lie said he intended it
aday or two to return to Montreal to get
one of the Canada French lino steamers ti
Paris. .
Ho was not registered at the hotel, and tin
scones of reporters who called vvero informed
he was not staying there.
The infonnntion contained in the intervietl
was no doubt intended by Cronin to mislead.
and the interviewer was wed aware of th
fact at the time. He got his amateur deteo
live at the end of the corridor, and told hi1;
to kecphis eyes open when Cronin was left
alone in the apartment.
Some few minutes after Cronin made a
dashfroin the room and went towards the
staircase. Behad evidently seen the nun
who was watching him, and his action must
have been taken after a great deal of delib
oration.
=When the detective saw him on the stair-
case he walked to the staircase lending to tht
ladies‘ entrance to intercept Cronin there.
Cronin, howevor, had only gone half way
down the staircase, then he returned and
took the elevator deemeding to the ladies
entrance, where the detective, not finding
him, thought he had been fooled, and again
returned to the head of thestaira Cronin:
had disappeared no one knew whither.
Cmcaoo, May lit—Council, the reporter,
says that it is true that he met Cronin, but
only once, and then at an Irish meeting here
but that he never introduced him to la
Caron.
Justice labraxkt Dead.
mcxlitsscx, N. J., May lit—Justin
Henry Zahraxki died at his home in this
place. He was well known, having held the
can. ofjustioe of the peace in Hackennci
for over titty years.
"Aluminium-anthem
flaws-x. 1t. 1., May int-a: a east at
OLMMbi-branreadwmmas
mammmsma
'devhgtu-eadroauao.
fl ‘ .
”Tm HUN. ”CRIN.
In Entered the Parlor of the Item.
Ileana and blot Ill-self.
fume. May l&-Broker John C. Adam,
who has been mining since April 'JJ, nahleuly
put in an Ippieu'ttut'c at the Revere house and
entered the public paths, which was ts‘cuphxl
by twoother gentlemen. He took a sell I9
tho spindle and of the room from where the
others were sitting, deliberately took a I'D
volver from his picket, placed the manic at
his right temple, and sent a bullet. into hb
brain. He died instantly.
it was not until the phynll'iitli exaiiilned
him that. his identity was dist-mend. Ni»
body knows where he had [men the pan that
weeks, although the police, instigated by llll
wife, hunted high and low for him.
After his disappearance it was heliovrd
that he had mmmltted suicide because of
busine- revenue, although those who were
in a unitiou to know his financial standing
denied that lie was in such desperate straits.
it is known that Mr. Adams and his wife
have not lived happily together, and to many
minds that is a sutlleient explanation of the
suicide. Mrs. Adams, who is a Woman of
striking beauty, is a Jewels, and Mr. Adams
was Christian. Before the marriage was
solemnixod it was ropmtod that that couple
differed concerning the proper perm“ to pop
form the ceremony. It is known that a little
over three years ago canis announcing the
amt-caching nuptials were sent out by Mrs.
Adalns' [aroma Thine canls implied that
the ceremony was to be in accordance with
the Jewish ritual.
ltisalso known that Mr. Adams strains-
ously objected to being married by a Jewish
rabbi, and carried his objections to such a
[mint that he did not appear at the date set
for the marriage. "is non-nmiearauce not;
urally inch-amt the ill feeling, but the imitter
was amicably settled, and a justice of the
peace performed the ceremony. "is mar-
riage was distasteful to his family, and great
[uncure- has been brought to bear upon the
husband to six-um a divorce.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams frequently quarrelcd
ovormotwy matters, but their most serious
dimgreemcubi were upon religious mattera
Mrs. Adams linportunod her husband to con-
aeut to a marriage acmrding to the Jewish
rite, but he would not yield. b'lio lmiievisl
that their union was illegal unlessuitemniu‘d
acconllng to the Hebrew l'lhll-lll. liis wife’s
entniaties, his family cstrnngemcnt and his
businem troubles were more than Adams
could endure, and he chose suicide as the best
means of mini.
Kllrnln hays Illa Say.
Bannuniuz, May i.i.——A friend of Jake
Kilraiii‘s received a letter from the pugilist.
it is dated London, April 22!. Among other
things he says:
lam feeling fairly well. lac-- by some of the
papers that John L. looks well. That's good.
He will want to be well on July K hilt I saw him
look good when he was to meet Charley Mitchell
in New York. but he got out of It by swing he
was too sick to light. tb- lookul well in France,
but got the shivers soon after he got in the ring.
5'0wa 1 can get as fit as whcnlfougbt Jem
Smith I don't can-ad—-« Ml how lu- look! of
tel-la All i ask isn fair tight and the be..i man
Wins.
The fen-tors (letting Drunk.
“'Asmxoros, May iii—The Hist yes
tcnlny, commenting on the wTeti-hed work
of the Washington baseball club, says: On
the morning of the last Boston game three of
the men, in miiipaiiy with some of the Boo-
tou men, were nearly drunk in a well known
saloon in this city, and on a number of occir
sinus sinm the mason openal members of the
team have been sewn in a drunken condition,
and it to a matter of amnion talk that in a
certain room here three or four members of
the team can [wound nightly drinking and
arousing.
Where.- la Proteus-r l-‘rawlcy‘.’
lil‘ rm In. May 13. —.\'o tidings have yet been
received from Professor J. ll. l-‘rawley, the
missing principal of the American Busine‘
college of this city, whose mysterious disap-
penrnnco was reportnt a wwk ago, Mira
tinrnh l-‘ruwlr-y, his mtisiii, whom he accom-
paniut to [indicator a few days before he was
missing, says that he left that city for lins-
tcu, where he hoped to scare money to buy
a controlling interest in the millage, and that
he was very hopeful and in excellent spinta.
ltlabop \‘lnccnt'a Ilrotlu-r Dead.
lbx'iizsrna, X. Y., May 13.--A dmatch
to The Morning Herald from Clifton Springs,
N. \'., says: Dr. Frank L Vincent, brother
of Bishop Vincent, of the Methodist Episco-
pal church, Wns found dead in his ofllce at
the sanitariuin. He had been suffering foi- a
few days from nervous troubles and ,was
testing the tripod suspension treatment on
bumclf, and evidently became helpless in
self trmtiiient and died while in the act of
testing the remely.
Accused of Killing Ken-linger.
.er llat'ssivicti, X. .1, May 13—31. H.
Belidlmm, general freight and [avenger
agent of the ltaritan lilt‘er railroad, was ur-
rn-tmi at his house in i-louth Anibuy and
lodged in jail in this city. He is accused of
tlieinurdrr of Gwrge Kerwinger, who was
kilied'in the riot at ls'ayreville. The charge
was preferred by Edwin Funnnn, Whoa
lands Henderson and his men tnspasaul upon
to lay. truck. Henderson says he was not
pl'l'tl‘nl when the man met his death.
To Succeed Mr. Andrews.
Ainssv, May l;l.—-It is rumored here that
John W. Van Valkenburg is the choice of
Governor Hill as thesucwsor of Superinten-
dent of Public Buildings Charles B. Andrews,
and that he will be named for that position
at the meeting of the Capitoltru'steu next
Tuesday. Mr. Van Valkenburg was for-
merly superintendent of the Delaware and
Hudson Canal company, but at present is not
engaged in active businwe.
Roasted by Ilcxlcnns, Not A pscln-s
Tucson, A. T., May lit-it has been deft-
nitely ascertained that Cady, who was killed
and roasted on a stove several days ago, was
murdered by three Mexicans who had quar-
reled with hunduring the day. The crimedjad
beencharged to Apache Indiana. Notatio-
gle Indian has left the reservation or even
been in the neighborhoal.
Deputy Collector Mason Resigns.
waecno, N. T., May 13. -—Deputy Col.
lector John A. Mann,
mice board of the New York custm
has tendered his lion to Collects!
Erhardt, to take elect June 1. Mr. Mason,
ttisuudmtwd, willcngageinjournalinnin
New Yak city.
Can-Ungthel‘reasarc. .
New You, May lit—Tho count of the
treasureinthe sub-treasury,Wall aniline-
nu streets, whichwu begunwhen Amt
TreasurerRobertswok omeghaahsuoum-
plated. Everything has been found inno-
enrdancewiththaflguresoureota'd. 3,“:
Her “opener Leone» '
Cums, B. 0.. May law—The steal-I
Morgan City. fru- lew Yuk for New (hi-
taans, pnttn hu-ewithhw-prepdln'locn.
Ir. uaeola la ”beau-lea.
Valentino-Jig tsp-Item- Hench
India-kyle“ tulisckmh-esthey
wfllullhlandn. _
“mammal!!!”
ciEVElAiiii'
summon ‘
illilliiii’illllllll
TllE PllllEST lllll BEST
is made onlyof strictl use gra cream
of tartar. etrietl pay"? lilt‘ltrlltlrtm of
sols. and a toast poi-um of flour as a
resen'atlve. nothin else whatever. and
warranted entire y free from alum.
ammonia. phosphates. lime. and all the
uliillersnts fieipiently found in baking
ptrwds-rs. The character of materials
used. their purity. and the ninety of their
cmnbination. render Cleveland's iui ierior
baking'mwderthemt healthfulaut most
economical in use, and it always affords
whulamonw. nutritious, and delicious food.
it is recommended for purity. healthful-
aess and efficiency by Government
State chemists, chemists cf iloarda of
Health. and profeniore in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
Sold only in cans. full weight.
Cuvuuso llmrruims. Atiisiir. N. Y.
The Choices: Tea Eve: Merci.
PERFECTLY PURE.
Ii untrt' niucxoni nirvmsulz. Tar l'l‘.
Ya viii mu m ny :t‘icr. Quilt; am: rain
it is the limits-1 Gnu-z Luv. i. lied from
the best plantations and ,:n tram." alimlzit-«ly
pure and free from all adulturatu-ns urchin-nil;
matter The packages are hermetically smi- d
and wsmiitul full wctpht. It is mum’s-n.-
ethical in use than the lowergrsdm.
extents! i: Occidental Tea 06.. 1."! .,
"and Office, 35 [Ruling Slip, New York.
For snlo- by flu: Irv-3f .m- chi.
l“. D. LAWTON ft (30.,
ll. L’HOIIEBIEI',
CHAS. ll. I-‘EttltIS,
South Norwalk, Conn.
i. t’. N. ii. it it. RAILROAD.
Dru-liberal”.
mile wan. com net.
5.15:. in. lxpruo. ""l " Arro't'.
5.-t2t “ Express. ...i " \rm...
6.22 " localfix inf-l “ A‘Cl'itt.
mi -- B'tltflJ‘lp sis -- Locaihx.
7.2.! " hotel Bx. i052 Acton
7.56 " hulls lamp... on fix.
an " Wilts 2.07 " mu.
m " suits «in us " Sp’gltld Way.
9.0! " Local 07 " lsrallx.
9.8! " Accent. til " Hanan.
till: " 2x. I.” " Armin.
".45 ” Locallx. 5.00 " Naomi;
[Walnuflxprasn 5J3 “ Accounts.
Lei) “ 80.54:: 7J8 " Load Expre-
2." " Arcom. ‘73! " Bridgd’vt Act.
(.46 “ huooiulx. 119 " Acton.
506 " Mair-ind“: 9.49 " Auutn.
53.!) " Express 1147: “ Adams '15:.
3:5 " Slamfol'dAcc 12.4! " tic-tools.
.lt " B'port npee. , Bolus".
l0.t5 “ Arum. Jim“ Accent.
Scams". 9.1! " Antoni .
9.15 Acorns. 6.51 p.ni. Access
6.10pm Accent. .
7.2!; “ [stall-hp.
8.59 " Admin.
Tralns Lean last Namath.
coin wan. noise Ian.
.m‘a.ni i 6545!:
-.s " 9.52 “
7.19 " 1 Hip at
9:2 ” ' 515 "
it." " 0:34 "
zwp In ' 9.5! ”
5'” ea I
6.32 " i
0. I. Serrano. '2. 'l'. Harman.
Gen. sup' Gen. Pas-v. Al't
tlol'tlA’l‘UNltJ ltitlldlthtll.
insanity ii sonwsu nii'isios.
Corrected February 41h. nee
Passenger ‘I'ralu.
wUTllo
Lv. Nora aik. hr. 80. Sorwaik. Ar. Wilson Poll
731nm. 756nm. Milan.
9 l? " h 27 ” if M "
10 m “ W 13 " to 5) ”
”Mum twp... imam.
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6 H " lixcd a as " line 6 as “l'x'd
3m .. .. My, as .. “5 u ..
947“ " “)3!" " 1031””
scwosv.
till a. In.
6.0t p. in
NOI‘TII.
Lv. Wilson Point. Lv.So.Korwalk. dam
tha.in.Mixed tmanl‘x’d :follxed
‘ .5 u an . 5 u as 6 ‘I In
8 to “ 9 ll “ 9 3 I. I.
l‘.’ ill ” 12139. It. 12 18 . II.
2 m " lived 8 to " Iixed Z M ixed
return. 512 “ ‘lt‘a‘pfin.
5 w u 6 h h n
" lb "
iii in ‘- ama 1017 -- Mixed to in Mixed
emu.
9a a. as 9 25a. I.
the on 6 51 p. Ii.
w. I! Smnm, Vice-Pres. and Gea'l manger.
P. C. Pam. Be
A. W. Penis, W Amt
IAIN LINE.
leave Bridgeport for Pittsleld.
7.03 a. in. scccnno’u
tom .. ..
3:03) a. It. Mixed 1 U 1' Ian.
.5 . ai. express a...
'6 to p“ m‘n
:Goes only as far as Great on.
'Ooesoulyasfarssflew Mitford.
Wu. 1!. 87mm. Vice Pies‘t a era'l lu'g’r
W. I. brow, ‘.
A. W. Plant:
. mmgwc
Olin? autoimmune ta hair's
of Tar. Wit and Borehoand. the
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‘l'fll NEW ENG“!!! TIBUIIAL 00.
Your age.
a...‘ ‘ " .’
To New York
In Less Than Two Hours and a
Half.
The New sad Palatial Stroller,
HE:
Bane Bharles,
(apt. l‘red l.. Bysbee,
Will «sustain: Making Dally Trips to
NIEW Y()RK.
Monday, April 29, 1889.
automate" and Ipeed.
Popular Prices.
Io. lorwalk to New York. til-ale
Tahitian-ts; Excursion, 70 cents.
The Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
"Housemate" train heavia‘tlo. lorwalk at 1.“ a.
Is. iteteruleg leave Row ark. Pier ill lest River,
foot ltu 'sillip,atly. I ,aadalst Street. last
#3:. a. p. In., ceanwttng with unius’ at Wilson
I.
Always Take the lteasatoslc Line.
For further information apply to
sins" "sauces. v. F. a o. l..
mu. New York.
c I owe. agent. we... rum, 6... an.
warms: av. Gamer
m u we...
‘i'i‘luuen'i'n. sizi- Iain"
lama ‘03“.
Also Agents for ukulele er
Dene-tare and Far- lacunae
O t 1 per cent. Beads.
Loan. Nouoflutod.
OFFICE» in A. 07 'aahiuzhn fit. It». Novwalk.
.00 Ill $5.
Till Best ilalinei
Photographs
$350 per 1302.
.— ‘1-
warms“.
CASH '
lines 'l'lll Business
coo
Pill-hurr- Brit Flour, gerbil ............ .....‘ig
PineBatu-r.....,..,.... .. Lil-.1: .... 1'5ch
" '...... ..llklh
5|hlechrnnea.... St
ttihsJiraneiatadtlenr
”i on
Pine Mixed Tea- ..... It ll
" ” ....... we lh
" 0. Gov. Java Coho .................. 8k it
Good Lunch Milk Crackers l, tilt lb
Biscuit , ................
(‘allfmnlzdchavtn ........................ &
[vapors Apples .......... .
Wham-"...“
—AT——-
HATS! HATS!
The Correct styles
In ll: glides oft-talent! Soil lists. Wing Nylr
811K Hats,
Boys flats. Polo Caps. Tennis
Caps in all colors, Crush
flats, kn, at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention paid to
l'txlnl, Cleaning and Ironing
no
Stilt llats.
nit our}. "
.. lei. Colin treason Blilill’.
[1' PLEASE} EVERY mu;
DANIELL’IIOMMBMEU.
92 Washington titreet.
Here They Are!
naught
At Brook-side Stock Fax-In.
L°Elittilffifih~
Nlll Ylli Lill Ill. ill.
WM. ll. name. President.
w. intuitions,
2:21;--- iiiiSlll
denote. - — - I ”AIL!”
Surplus. - - - I nuance
Income in 1888, ‘ - - 25,401,232
Sew Basins-c.1888. ' - IZSJIOJM
Writes meovfcitirg Toutiee Politic with“:
restrictions: to residence, travel, ov napalm
aftertwo yursandgnarsazeeisg the return of all
primim-paidaed the snout of the policy if
death occurs duricgthe Toutiac period.
its Tootinc policies have been maturing fJ
several yearsaad have paidsurvtvnera higher rate
Miaierutthaaisottcrwisechtaioahteoalw
class «rarities, and better than asy other “they.
and to the undersigned for statement, giving
A. l. om", “ruse! AW.
Mew Haven, (Jena.
0. z wiLsos. Wt. «mm. Ones. not in
common SAFETY.
Thcmlyfiaftty Mfkbviflg hollow. sea-lees
Mice. Austerity-Intertwine! ladder
Ian-Wflrwm
The flew'Columhia Tandeni Bicycle
a: is m 0. be ridda by lady and pain»
Boys’ and ladies’ Safety Bicycle:
am: "mm-.23“ e ......
tag. ammo-mm
JACK”! 3305.,
Jewelry Store, Smalls.
HAL§’§__LIST
K C. WHITNEY’S ART 810113,
67% Main street.
50. ”WALK.
”499—...—
FRAMING at lowest arias.
Full line of Artistr’ Wale.
New and Secondvliand
WACONS,
New and Secondrliand
CARTS,
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
tine Grocer’s Wagon,
one Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
GrassSeed.
Seed Oats.
. I'D-
Barn-Yard Manures.
illllfllll] Bills W
3221:: HIVE
General lntellfgenectlfllce
Aayeaelnweatef «wishing!»
shrank-herniation” innit (than
calm-dwarfs”. ”It"
W-nuwmmunm. ti
yeuwi-th .uuttuuusvnimfcreny
WI—m so“.-wwflflvmi¥¢‘th¢
clam . I'chswasiwugreossforbslia
attain.
.dmfov
Spring Styles ,
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line ot‘ Gilt-
M so. so. and u Coats. Basile loll.
I'llnlsomaud Gut.
New Myles, at 40c. mm IOII.
Painting, Paper Hanging,
CALCIMINING.
DEGKER’
Pain iii Wall Paper ill.
I it North I}!!! It»
South Norwulk, Ct.
.... .. .. -v. ....Mw-m——-—u~
SOME
Special lllliilllillt
A?
Ambler & Sammis'.
40 ards Fanc Mattie
rd") $4.00. y g (by
Bargains in Black Sarah, 67c.
Bargains in Black Peon-de-
Soic, or Lnxor, 1.00.
Bargain in Black Rhadame 97c.
Bargain in Black. Fallio Fran-
coise, ”Be.
One lot Plaid Pinnacle, kc, re-
duced from 40c to 25¢.
One lot Plaid Flannels, &c., rev
duccd from 50c to 38¢.
One lot 54-inch Tricots, kc.
reduced from 850 to 506.
One lot. 22 inch Plaids, kc.
reduced from 25c to 121a
And many others worthy the
attention of close buyers.
illBLE leillIS.
Artificial Stone 8“”. WIS.
LAWS Dom...
CAI'KRIAGE BLOCKS.
650., doc»
"antlfactured by c. Te lEoum,
3"...“ ”I,
FINE
tannin ill
SKILLED WORM.
mtrztuwirginhcwtllateofl.nm a
m of m
Wonk Winona , new
11 ORIERB. HOYT,
JEWELER,
No. 15 Railroad Place.
I'Ms,li.,1d.tflh.~.
bend
“Mun-gunman,“
fitted!“ any can-crew
'm“
sandman no . mm {B
mfibmfll W.
;flm¢ ‘
n' is t
' amt-oas—
grab-mm-
Vick than «I
on stand; Ian-f...
mu Building, mat ‘
r. m
opal-oer WW
CANDIES
clan-a, Finel-
BAKERY!
mm mxammdef‘“
meta-“m.
“Johnathan!
asqu m
fi'rtf
I
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mun nicossmw. Lfi‘m‘fln :5 cm‘
lu‘ mtlcsss. fluidity-theisyorwuk:fiohld¥. ‘
crass. m In. my. as axe,
Lining," s, , lo. simian-aren‘t.
ruin occlusion, A I’ll'lal. LINE OF
"inertia... - an,
"fl, ”“3 Builders H ware,
In addition to the above I carry a PA'NTS’
stock of tweetyiftve different breads of
Domestic aadhelieve I can nit
thennetfaetidioustaste. Persons that
Oils V_a_i_r_nishes.
Berry Bron Hard on Finish
Wire Steel Deer late,
”Huh“.
W. o. QUIITARD,
none mm
The Best Itadltlg Weed
accounts-ounce. uni-snag":
50115.8th
“curmudgeon-e-“
C. 1'. menu
V...”
A. s. FEnmn.
Dials-ls. Watches, Jewelry.
mews—sham.
Mt!
saw-smut. . “m.
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