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He Beats Proctor Knott for
the Clark Stakes.
"l8 HEI‘UNII ‘l‘llll'll'ii iii A WEEK.
Inuit Hays Ills Famous Thm-‘l'sar-Old
Wu Ileana on Ills nulls—The Crowd
l tbs largest of the Present
'11... Dill 1-H.
Mutt ng.
Moravian, May Ill—The meeting of
Proctor Knot! and Spokane In the Clark
stakes, together with the imju‘ovement in the
stateof ths weather, caused a decidedly in-
creased attendance at the races. The crowd
which Mme-d the running of a rather good
programme was the largest of the present
meeting, with the exception of Derby day.
In the first race only Sportsman and lied
latter started, and the former was a one to
five favorite. He won, but was closely pruned
by his solo antagonist. Time, look.
In the next race Zebra, a Imllilsulllil «laugh-
h of Virgil, was the pick of the talent, and
it. won cleverly, with Millie Williams dc~
ddodly the best of the others, sccmid. Time,
hot.
The [taco of the Day.
Then came the race of the day, the Clark
stakes. While the field was limited It was
full of quality, Including the Futurity win-
ner, Proctor Knott, his conqueror, Spikane,
the Mural: hotel and blue ribbon stoke win.
but; Once Again, and that useful colt Come-
to-Taw. The latter was coupled with his
skills commnlon. l‘rocwr Knott, and the
pair were tremendous favorites, the best price
against thorn being one to two. Spokane
was a second favorite at three to one, while
Once Again was rated at five to one.
, The last named was the first to come on the
track, followed by Spokane, while neither of
Bryant‘s pair went by the stand, they going
straight from the field, where they were sad-
dled to the post. Richie was on l’roctm
Knott. Finnegan on Cometo'l'aw, Murphy
on Once Again, and Kiley on Spokane.
“ow They blurted.
After one or two breakaways they were
dispakhed, with Come-toTaw in front and
the others very closely bunched,- Once A ain
being last. At the stand the latter ha his
head in front, the others being necks apart
in the following order: Spokane, l'roctor
Knott ’and Como-to Taw.
0n the turn Proctor Knoll. went to the
front and led by the quarter by one length,
Spokane second, the others head and head, a
length further back. Going down the back
stretch the former drew away, but it was
only for a moment, Spokane closing once
moratowithinaiengthandnhalfof himat
the half. The other two here commenced to
labor and it was readily discernible that
they were out of it. Round the bond for the
three-quarters Knott led by a length, and it
was in that order that they straightened for
home.
“'on by Three Lengths.
Once in the stretch, however, Spokane
quickly closed up on Bryant‘s great cult,
and, soon having him in difficulties, he came
away as be pleased in the last eighth, show-
ing that his Derby victory was no fluke. He
won in decidedly clever style by three
lengths. Proctor Knott. finished four lengths
in front of Once Again. while a like distance
away came Come-toTaw. The flow was
2:12“, which was exceedingly good for the
slow track. The fractional time of the race
was: First quarter, 7289‘: half, 53“: three-
quarters, 1:19“; first mile, 1:46. The value
of the stakes to the winner was 83,570.:
No Excuse so Offer.
On returning to the scales the winner re—
ceived a great ovation, being cheered and m-
chsersduntil led off the track. Hesbowad
nosigns of the struggle, seeming fresh as a
When asked about Proctor Knott’s defeat
Bryantsaid hehad no excuse to offer. As
,far as bewas aware the horsswas in the
but of condition, and was beaten purely on
bk merits. Spokane has no other 3~ycar-old
engagement until the American Derby at
Chicago, which will probably be his next
start. In that event he will now have to
carry a penalty of five pounds.
Washington Hotel.
Internal Revenue Collector Bishop, at Cin—
cinnati, has tendered his resignation at the
request of the secretary of the treasury.
Amistant Secretary Tichenor of the Treas—
ury gavea hearing to representatives of lum—
bsrmen in regard to dutia impom on ma-
hogany boards and planks.
Bond offerings and acceptanrys at the
treasury aggregated $143,000, as follows:
$130,010 mg. 4343 at prices from 106% and
ax~intemt talus, and 84,0“) coupon 435 at
1(8.
Electlom In New Jersey.
Lose Bnaxcn, May 15.~—ln the city elec-
tion yesterday ex-Sheriff George W. Brown,
Charla-1P, McFadden and Albert Cubberly
was elected commissioners at , .
Amtrak Pans, May li—Fred. Krohl, John
D. Becglcand William H. Smith were yes-
tan-day reelected borough commissioners, and
Milan Boa collector and Treasurer,H. D.
Haryottwasalected asst-won All the win
nlng candidates were named by the citizens'
convention.
Hammered Ills Sister's Suites.
Scaanox, Pa, May L’s-William Hols,
aged so years,of Old Forge township,bitr
terlyomosadthev'nitsof his siter‘s suitor,
Rev. John King, a Methodist minister. Will-
Iarn aecl'etod hirmclf under a table, and when
Mr. King altered Hal-sprung up andslruck
him y on the head with a hammer.
Mr. King may lose his eyesight. William is
in mi].
On Mustangs to San Francisco.
le Yell, May 15.—Prof. 1?. ll. Flatt, of
the West End Riding academy, and John
Alb, proprietor: of the Haul Hamilton,
massdtwo mustangs at the corner of One
Hundred and Twenty-fifth streetand Seventh
auntie, and waving an adieu with their
habiomvaflhundrsdfriatdystartad nus
trip on horseback acro- the continent to
San Francisco. .
A Woman Dead on the Street.
ltzw You, May 15.—A woman wasfound
lying dead at. One Hundred and Sixteenth
and Fourth avenue at daybreak. The
K. II. were on the front of the night
Who the woman wasthe police have
A Gold Nugget hath-ism In Montana.
Gannon lion, Hay L's—J. R Ray,
Uaihd Stas- signal chars-w- here, has found
amalgam! para gold in agulchafew
mucosa-Md thbcity. Int-us excite-
h In
nin- IwudhhflIdM
Airs." ' .
WOII 0F EMORY STORRU 50H.
Indicted for Illaek-all at the mate-es
of Ills Wlfb.
Nsw Yons. May th—Goorgs ll. thorn,
them of the late famous lawyer and pull-
tlclan of Chicago, Emory A. Sierra, who is
In the Tombs on a charge of blackmslllug bl!
wife, Allison Bhnrrs, nee lluray. whom he
married Oct. s, Ilia-I, has been indicted by
the grand jury.
Mr. Sierra was in bk cell when soon by
I reporter. and seemed greatly deprmsisl. He
said that he was ill and had only a few
months longer to live.
"My arrest on this charge of blackmail is
rtliculous," he continued, "and Is only caused
by my wife in order to gain notoriety which
may assist her In obtaining a position on the
stage."
Mr. Stern dwelt on his domestic troubles
and said he had been anxious to get pisses-
stou of his son. He said he had larch very III
with heart disease.
"My wife," headded, "has a violent tem-
per, and last Septomlnr broke an umbrella
and a parasol over my head. I earns-t to get
bail, and will recover my child and tight the
divorce proceedhigs which my wife has In-
stituted to the bitter end."
Btorrsis 20 years old and his wife is 80.
Thlsishis second marriage. The letter on
which the blackmail suit is based is said In
contain scurrilous language.
Later—Storm was released on his own
rcmgnisauca, but was rearrested in his wife‘s
divorce procoailngs and locked up again.
ELECTRICITV’S VICTIM.
William Kammlcr to Die by the h‘ew
Process About Juno 2!.
Burr/n.0, May L’s—William Kcmmler,
who will probably be the first inunicrorto
die by the state’s new method of electric
execution. has been sentenced.
Judge (.‘hilds pronounced the sentence,
using substantially these words:
“The sentence of the court lsthat within
the week commencing Monday, June 24, Iss9,
and within the walls of Auburn stain prison,
you suffer the death punishnionthy being
executed by electricity, and that you be re
moved and kept In confinement in Auburn
state prison until the time of execution."
The court room was crowded with people
anxioustohear the sentence and mark Its
effect upon the prisoner. Kcnimler, like
most men capable of such brutality as that
which marked his murder of his mistress,
Tillie Zcigier. last March, isan arrant coward
at heart. He is much frightened over the
matter and manner of his execution, and
mayuprove a difficult subject n ion whom to
try cilrst experiment under I s new law.
DROUGHT FOLLOWED BY A CYCLONE
A Terrible Storm \Vhlrla Its Way Through
the Ohio Valley.
Pains, Ky., May 15,—I‘he drought which
has prevailed throughout the Ohio Valley for
the last six weeks has been broken by one of
the most seven.- rain, bail and wind stonns
ever witnessed in this section
In the Townsend valley and Centerka
precincts hailsloncs as large as hcn's eggs and
weighing several ounces foil, destroying grow—
ing crops and killing many fowls.
At Hutchinson James Harp‘s barn was
struck by lightning and burned down.
Around North Mlddletown and Mt. Ster-
ling tbe wind was most severe. Trees were
nprmtcd, fences scattered broadcast and
several houses relieved of their roofs.
The storm was traveling in an easterly di-
rection. and seemed to increase in velocity as
it traveled.
Rescued from a [turning Build!”
Nzwamr, ‘5. J., May 15,—A fire broke out
in Supple’s paper box factory at No. 185
Commerce street. The floor above the fac»
tory is occupied by Mr. and Mrs George
Schoeber, who were found unconscious from
the effect of the smoke, and were rescued
with great difficulty. The flames were ex-
tinguished before the damage hmlexcceded
A fire in the drying room of Fisch & Colt»
hat factory, on Morris avenue, occasioned a
low of 81,000.
Failure In Boston.
B05103, May 15.~John A Langley, doing
business under the style of Langley & Smith,
has aaigned for the benefit of his creditors
to Horace Warren, as representative of the
Milbury and Grafton National banks, and
Charles H. Gould, of the Danvcrs National
bank. The indebtedness will be lo: than
”00,000, although no statement has yet been
undo. nemumsaidtobolarge, A
meeting of creditors is called for Friday.
A Fireman's Extraordinary Nerve.
Duxvsn, Colo, May I5.--A switch engine
at work near Bailey station collided with a
bowlder and was ditched. Charles Lappman,
the fireman. met a terrible death. He was
pinionzd under the fire box, his head only
protruding, and slowly incinerated Previous
to hisdeath be dictated his will to a brake-
man, and gate instructions with regard: to
his funeral. He leaves “5,0(1) to two brothers
in San Francisco.
Fighting tho ml. Pirates.
Humans, N. J., May 15. —John C.
Kitchen, fish warden of the upper Delaware,
had a fight with fish pinion near theDela-
ware Water Gap. A number of men were
violating the law by fishing after sundown
and usinggill ncta Thcwardon made ado
scam on the party, and a fight ensued. Sev-
eral arrests were made and boats captured.
Unable to Pay lta School Taacharl.
Hamssscx,N. J., May 15,-me to
the alleged defalmtlon of six-Collector Maths,
lull township is unable to pay its school
teachers and debts incurred by the old coni-
nu Lion. The board of freeholders has decided
to sue Indi township for the 83,000 due the
county.
Board of )tsnagsrs mooted.
wa Yonx. Ma y la—At the annual meet-
ing of the Delaware and Hudson Canal com-
pany thaold loardof managsrswas elected
with the exception of J obnston Livingston.
whotakesthc place of A. R. Van Nest, de-
ceased.
Justlcc Beasley Opens Court.
'l‘nusros, May Ill—Tho Mm court’s
llaytermhas begun, Chief Justice Beasley
. He charged the grand jury with
rmpcct to the new liquor law substantially in
theaamevclnashc explained Its provisions
previously. '
Pleased. with Oklahoma.
Wanner-on, May 15—11:. clerks sent to
Oklahoma from the general land office to
assist in recording the entries have returned
to'Washingtcn. They all speak favorably
oftbecountry,butcomplaiu of the lack of
water.
Fatal lino Acolrlalt.~
Hoconrox, Mich, Ha l5.—A fatal acclv
dent occurred at‘ tbs urou mine. [our
andtwodthemklllsd,thsnthI'MD'
“Wins-"minim
Two Girls and
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SOUTH NOBWALK EVENING SENTINEL. WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, no.
room run IRELAND.
The Prince of Wales May Be
the Viceroy.
TIII'I IAISIIII Ill-JARS Tlil‘l MINIIRS.
9
It Is Now Bald That the ilau Who Hras
a PM“ at tho Cur shut IIIm-ai‘ a
the Presence of the Ouards—lloulaagal
Won’t Ila Triad.
bosom. lisy Ill—fl Is now regarded in
almost absolutely certain that the govern—
meal will make no proposals with reference
to the otllceof Viceroy of Ireland until tbs
ministry moves a local government bill for
Ireland in the house of commons next yi-ar.
Then this omen will probably boabolishcd and
the government of the country placed in the
bands of the chief secretary for Ireland, who
will be promoted to the dignity of assu'etary
of state.
Meanwhile courts are motioned to Induce
a member of the royal family to accept tbs
position of lord lieutenant of Ireland fora
year. and there is every liknitboud of their
being sucmful. It is said that the Prince
of Wales has Intimatsd that he would not
be averse to residing in Dublin half the
time,aud this hint has boon widely circu-
lated as evident» that his royal highness will
bethe next vicoroy of Ireland All of the
Irish leaders who have asyut publicly ex-
pressed their opinion on the subject avow
their belief that the Prince of Wales would
ererclso his power with more fairness and
generosity toward the Irish wasautry than
any man who has yet served or is likely to
be asked by the Tones to serve in the capac'
ity of vioeroy, and his acceptance of the
allies, evau for the brief period mentioned,
would give general satisfaction.
Tho Attempt on the (.‘aar'a Life.
VIENNA, May 15,—A dispatch from Vienna
gives another version of the attempt to take
the life of the car at (iatnihina last Friday,
news of which was telegraphed from Paris.
The story In circulation in Vienna b that the
czar was walking in the garden of the palace
when he was approached by an ofllcer, who
fired a revolver at him, slightly wounding
him in the forearm. The guards near at
hand rushed forward to seine the uulaessln, but
before they could reach him he placed the
pistol to his temple and shot himself dead.
An Atheist Elected Mayor.
litmus, May ill—lien IIuauth, a promi-
nent councillor of UINIIL‘II and widely knovm
as a leading atheist, has been elected mayor
of that city. The religious clement have
made a great outcry against his taking his
seat, and it is doubtful whether the govern-
ment will confirm his election. lie was electr
ad by his fellow councillors without a dis-
senting vote and solely upon the ground of
his administrative fitness.
('nn't Convict llonlanger.
Paula, May I5.—:Tiill court of senators em-
powered to try (ion. lioulanger cannot frame
a specific charge against him, and it is pro
pond to enter n nolle proseqni in his (use. It
is believer! that the case against the general
will fail, and that the prosecution of M.
Henri Iiocbrfort will be abandoned.
Ovslcrad to “vuln-
Sr. Panasonic, liq lat—The rm h.
ordered M. de (lions, brother of the Russian
minister of foreign affairs, to proceul to
Livonia and report to him perniunlly the
attitude of the Lutherans in that district
and the causes of their discontent with the
religious administration in their region.
A Japanese Mlnlstar In Germany.
Bunny, May 15.-Thc Japanese minister
of the interior, who is making a tour of
Europe, was received yesterday by Emperor
William.
American Delegates in Berlin.
Burma, May ill—American delegates have
arrived here to study the German rivcr sys
tom.
Cable flashes.
The naval defense bill has passed the coin
mittec of the house of commons.
Davidson & 00., of Belfast, have shipped a
cargo of Indian ten to New York.
Krupp, the Gonnan iron founder, ls order
lng coal from abroad, fearing the strike may
affect the homo supply.
It was Lady Dudley, mother of Earl DIIII‘
icy, who informed the London police of the
gambling in the Field club.
The output of load and silver at the Lead-
villo district during 1888 was valued at 81!,-
$10.25.
The lltserwpancy Mada Good.
Wasrnxc'rox, May 15.——Tho recent count
of money at the New York sub—treasury rc-
vcaled a discrepancy of 535 out of a total
sum of tlbl,000,wll to be accountol for. The
shortage rimmed from the acceptance of a
few counterfeit notes in the hurry of busi-
ness and by the has of a few pieces of silver.
The deficiency was promptly made good and
a receipt in full given to sax-Treasurer Hyatt,
who was responsible under his bond for the
entire amount.
Their Arrests Ordered.
le YORK, May 15. —An order of arrest
has been issued for Contractors McGrcgor
and Donaldson, who had charge of the tear-
ing down of the old building at Spring and
Wooster streets, where two men were killed
and another perhaps fatally injured by the
collapse of the walls The survivors of the
accident blamed the contractors as being the
cause of it, saying that they neglected to
have the rickety old structure properly
braced.
Ancient Order of Elbarnians.
wa You, May 15.-—T,he titty-seventh
annual meeting of the Ancient Order of Hi-
bernians is being held at Tammany hall.
Delegates from all parts of the country are
present. What the mating was called to
orda- l50 ta answered to their names.
Reports from various branches of the enter
were handed In for consideration. The con-
vention will continue several days.
Speakers for tho Townsend Prise.
Nuw Hans, May 15. —At the Yale law
school the successful candidates who will
speak for the Townsend prise at fliseom-
msncsment were announced as follows: Will-
lam H. Cowlcs, of Chicago; Henry Brant, of
Ashland, 0., and Frank D. Jackson, of Janos-
vllls, Wis.
A Blane In a Theatre.
Jun 0m, Hay Ill—While "The Still
Alarm" was being performed in the Academy
of Music a small blue was aotzlcedlnths
upper gallery. Owing to the presenc- of
mindandcoolns-of theiircmena panic
was averted.
"HIKIRS BEFORE THE KAISIB.
In Talia ska In- That If no, Ara or-
rlorly III Will PM.“ no.-
Bssus, May 1&va rlotars who took
poasewluu of the prince rcgcnt‘a pIt In Waslr
pbalia. and prevented man who wished to re-
sunis work from doing so, were finally over-
airod and dispersed by the troops The mid
lug nus-ten have sent a deputation to lay
their case before the emperor, who will ra-
cuive them Large quantities of English and
human cm! arrival at Emu, and further
shlptncnta are cxlwcusl.
The kaiser received the strikers‘ maniac,
Schroniur, flame and Illegal, granting them
an audience of fifteen minutes‘ duration.
Iierr llurrfurtb, l’ruialan minister of the in-
terior. who returned to Berlin from a tour of
inquiry at (iciscnkircbon and other , ' in
the disordered region, was pro-tint. The one
peror gravely listener! to the recital of flu:
grievances of the strikers by the delacurm
and ociasionslly put questions to them in in
form himself on certain points. in ri-ply I
their statement he said:
"I have a deep personal interest in th-
welfarc of my subjects In Westphalia. 4.
elsewhere. l have carefully lush-“mi I .
program of the struggle and have union-1 .
thorough inquiry tobo undo. I have hm
warned of the plottings of political and
candidly Hociallfl agitatil’l, and am grieved
that the strikers should have indulged in
rioting, which it is impcailbls for me to
tolerate. Tell your follows that the emperor
himself. if necessary, will order the troops
to bayonet and shoot riotcrs, but if the men
are quiet and orderly the emperor will pro
tact them.“
In conclusion the kaiser expressed the hope
that the employers andemployca would bs
able to settle their differences without the
non-salty for the interference of the govcm-
merit.
The Berlin l’ost urges the government to
arbitrate the questions at issue between tbs
masters and the minors as a means of pre-
vowing further bloodshed.
I i 'AY'B RIB CRACKED.
ltut It.» Ilu-I halty Well I’unlshcsl Ills
Faithless “'Ifn'a Lover.
Palm-l, May Iii—Clinton Ferry, the trilli-
ionairo from Tacoma, now nurses a broken
rib in addition to the niutiluti'd now and
other injuries comment upon his domestic
troubles.
Ills rib had been fractured in a street Lui-
munter with Inclerc, the young salesman
whose Intimacy with tho fascinating Mrs.
Furry led to all the mlllionairo‘s conjugal
nnbappincan, and to the scene of a few weeks
ago, when Mrs. Ferry flow at bar husband
and bit off a piece of his nose.
Ferry is over 50 years of age, but he had
punished his young adversary pretty severely
when the latter got In tho chance blow which
cracker! a rib. The fight occurred in the
Rue Scribe, in front of the office of Perry's
lawyer, and was wttnesscd by Mrs Ferry,
who stood lmmmlvely by while the scrim-
mage went on. Both men Were arrested, but
were subsequently reload-d.
BASEBALL.
League.
AI Slatcn Island——
Newl’ork ......... OOOOOOOOOMII
Clcvoland. ..... 0 0 0 0 0 0 i} 0 l—~5
Batteries: Titcomb and Murphy. (”trim and
Zimmu-r. Umpire: Lynch.
A! Pliiladelpida~ .
I'luladelphla .......... 1008000llo—I
Chicago. .. ”2‘0 3 0 l I 0 0x—‘:
flattering: Saunders and Clomonni, Humbert
and Film. Umpire: McQuadu. ,
At Boom-v
Ihtston . ............ 0 0 0 8 0 I 0 0 9—]?
I‘iusburg ............ 0 2 7 0 0 0 0 0 0—9
Batteries: Sowdcrs and (lanrcll. Maui and
Carroll. l'mpinsu: l‘essenden and Curry.
At Washington-
Indianapolis garni- [rostponed on account of rain.
Association.
At Cincinnati—-
Ilrooklyn ............ ODIDOBOOO—C
Cincinnati ........... 000000000~G
Batteries: Lovell. and Bushong; Vlad and Earle.
l’mpirc: Holland.
At st Louis——
Schools ............ £02010000—7
Baltimore... ...... 000000110—i
[tartar-lea: Chamberlain and Milligan: Kilroy
and Tate. Umpire: Callus-y.
At Kansas City—
KansasCity .......... 020082I03—ll
Columbia. ......... l 0 6 0 l O I 0 O—IC
Batteries: Swanzcl and "cover; Baldwin and
Bligh. l‘mpin-: Ferguson.
At Louisville—-
11m Athletic game was postwnodto July 5,
on account of the races.
Other Games.
At Worcester—
Worcester ............ 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0—4
Newark ............ 000000001—1
Inumries: Sralford and Tcrricn; Miller and
Sullivan. Umpire: Clinton.
in Sew Haven—
.‘ieanven .......... l 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 k
Wilkesbarrc ......... I 0 0 0 I 0 0 2 x—s
Batteries: Homer and Warner; Jacobs and
Williams. Umpire: Mulroney.
At Lowell— /‘
The Jersey City game was postponed on ac-
count of rain. ‘
At iiarlfurd—
Hartford, 5; Boston, I. Batteries: O'Connell
and “Why; llaudiboeand Earle. Umpire: Knight
At Buffalo—
Buffaio .............. 210004100—0
Ihmhester” ..........l I 0 0 0 2 0 1 3—10
Batteries: Panning and Dual]: Tools and lic-
Keogh. Umpire: Bauer.
AI Hamilton——
Hamilton. .. .. . .
P
Briggs. Umpire:
Al Tomato—
l'oronto .....
follow. Umpire: West.
At hondon— '
London ...... l 0 0 0 0 .l—fi
Toledo.... 0 o o o o iii—,3
Batteries. Grass and Kinslow; Wehle and
Halling. Umpire: Carlin.
Through an Opau Switch.
Coxsv lsuxn, May L's—A serious acci-
dent on the Brooklyn, Bath and
West End railroad. The last traia,which
left Brooklyn at 10:15 o'clock, ran on an
open switch at Gunthervillo, crashing through addressed
the engine and repair shop John J. Flynn
and Abs Coakle’y, mason, were badly
hurt, Flynn having two ribs broken, besides
internal injuries. and Cosklcy dislocated his
hip. Collector Morris and the snginecr were
slightly injured.
A Daskuctlva lira.
Pour Jnuvts. N. Y., May Ill—Tbs large
gristmill of Crary,Hall&Co., locatednear
Hancock, caught the, and the mill and core
tents were entirely, destroyed. how, about
825,000; insurance, 812,000.: The fire origi-
natsdiuthemgincroomot the mill, aadss
there were no means of extinguishing the fire
the mill was destroyed.
Banter flats Injured In a Could-II.
luminous, Cal, lay Ill—Tbs masts
commas. on trads rslalons with (hands
have arrived here. Banta- an. his
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all kind of beta canted fruit. “infections"
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OPERATIVR AND IIVIIANIUAI.
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lr-calsasmtkotic applied for extraction of teeth
wiliwul extra ch . Crown work a v tally.
In! 45 Was lugton 8L. Go. News I. I?!
(: W. HACKLII’FIE.
s
LOOK L D OUISHI .
K . .
minivan-c 32m. swim:
shears and Human Ground, Lawn owcrs II r-
ed and libsrpcacd. 3 Clay St, do. Norwslk. m in
\ ORRkhha L‘IIIlMIDllU WOULD AGAIN
I call the attention of those who want homes or
Iotsthat they havcal csupplyon hand that will
be oflcmd very low for t e next month or two. till
Harrison the Whack-t farm offered at laboring
man) price. Also all kinds of Insurances ll
urtionu'rlng
machine Shop?
I Al’lmi LOCATED IN W. A. Willllfblm'd
shop I am now lined up and am prepared to do
allklnds of mortal Jobbing and machine repairing.
Bicycles remind and new prim furnished. lawn
unison ground and repaired. satisfaction guaran-
teed. (inn and give Inc s Irlsl.
Resistitulzwn.
'l'. 8. ' \‘Iilt.
lower end of Wain 8!. I30. Norwalk. mil Iw
Here They Are!
Coach. Road.
Draught
and (lo-oral PurpoaaH "BSES
Also Trotting and Bail-Ila
At Brookrsldc Stock Farm.
ngk at Thom.
‘ BITE AND LACE WYASDO'I'I‘RS. BLACK
moon-as, Gold Mtiit‘d Hambnnn. Bard
Plymouth Rocks and Pekln Ducks. The best first
pn minus stock.
Il'b this I'. II. STEVINS, South Norwalk. Ct.
GREAT HEMIDIIB combined in Halr's 8m
c of Tar, Wild Ifhcrr and Hmhwnd.thn
(bagh Bymp and Lung Isam In the worlds: cents
abnt'lc. It is invaluable for Group in children.
Sold by all droughts. The gcnnlnc only has far:-
slnillc of the signature of Jas. 8. Hair in mi ink on
my package. llalr‘a Pharmacy. manufacturers,
Iln "titans For mic hv P. MJIAXTBII
Soulh orwalk; ii. If. "ALE. Norwslk. oct tonic
HATS! HATS!
The Correct Styles
In all grades of titifl and Soft Hale.
$1111 Hats,
Boys lists, Polo I'ups, Tennis
Cops in all colors, Crush
lists, do, at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular altcnllon paid to
fixing, Cleaning and lronlng
SIIIs Ilnls. ups
Spring Style
Merrill PhonngIinic Academy.
A!!!”
Commercial Training School,
bl Atlantic sl.. Stamford, Ct. In Session
Day and Evening.
QIIOII‘I'IIAND and Typo-writing
k nodrrthi- [arsenal instruction olthc stcpr‘m»
rlpal and hnsim-i-s manager of May's Shorthand
School, Hartford, Conn.
‘IOMMEIII‘IAL Department, for the study of
x book it’s-ping, gnmanrhip Ifltbml‘lic, etc,
in charge of Prof. A. .Wardc of New York cm.
Young mm and women carefully , , ‘ to an
Department
more
SUPERIOR
illlllllPllWlllR
THE I’IIREST Mill BEST
Ia made only of strict] ure cream
of tartar. atricll ”an DICKIRIIOZIIO of
soda. and a smal portion of flour as s
rescrvstivc. nothing else whatever, and
is warranted entirely free from alum.
ammonia. phosphates, lime. and all the
adults-rants frequently found in baking
powders. The character of materials
mintlicir purity, and the nicely of their
combination. rcmier Cleveland’s an wi-ior
baking powder the most healthful and most
economical in use. and it always affords
wholemme, nutritious, and delicious food.
It is recommended for int-ity, healthfnl‘
less and efficiency by ilovcrnment and
State chemists. chemists cf Boards of
Health. and pmfmetora in institutions of
learning throughout the country.
Sold only in cans, full weight.
(‘stsmsn llmrrusns. Awnv. N. Y.
MARK
o. a. DEA
The Chaired Tea Ere: Mend.
PERFEOTLY PURE.
A .‘ili vs'l DELIUIUK'H BEVERAGE. 'l‘lll' l'l'.
Tux-i1; rater us is; run. tam] sets: “it:
It is It.» limnrur (Imus Luv. pi low! from
n..- lut plantar-u.»- 22nd uranium-d niisnllllz'ly
|' .5. and Ira: from all adult. ratv‘ns or on during
a: yr» r 'I be [VH-‘liu'l'l bro henncfimlly teal-Ii
a! 4i wtmntnl full wright. It is Illul’lihuh'
i :u . .l ... tin: than the lower gram-s
Criezfa'. c Occidental Tea. 00., 11:35.,
"nut ”fire, 35 Hurling Slip, h’cw York.
For sale by lli'.‘ In! (mun-m.
I". I). hAW'I‘ON & 00..
I). h’llOlillElllEU,
CHAS. ll. FERIIIS.
South Norwalk, Conn.
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE.
Norwalllllewlnrl
- HE PROPELLERS-
v , - v v
(it) of horwalk & bugle,
Will make daily iri . Sundays excepted, for
freight bctwccn New ork. Horwalkwaud south
Norwalk. Will leave Floris, foot of Bmkmsn street.
New York. cvcrv evening, except Saturdays. at 5
o‘clock. andon Saturday at 2 p. m. have Nor»
walk Bridge and Soot Norwslk every evening.
Freight taken from and received for all
points on the Danbury and Nor-all ”(I
shop-u; Railroads at Greatly Bedacad
Batu.
Y a plir‘tlonto agents the Ci of Norwaik
mama...- will be sent for ’al of freight
anywhcrc in New York or Its v clnity.
All pcrsons are forbid trustingany of the
employees of the boats of mislinc on aooonntof
the owners thereof.
honorable and lucrative munitions.
Huntington Typewriter Hmdquxrtcrs for Stamford
and v trinity.
Basil cu- [lenses supplied with competent sinist—
antson short notice Porcirculara and full infor-
mation call on. or addrvsr,
MRS. M. A. MERRILL. Prim.
51 Atlantic st . Stamford.
EVENING
Commercial School.
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT—By a system of
offices, nein all kinds of busing! paper, with
which our so olara do business. lbcy are practically
titted for an commmial “position. Sessions—
Monday. W nesdayandl'rl eventual.
SIIORTIIAXD AND ,TY BrWRI’I'ING Dltv
barium-axis in charge of a practical teacher, who
can secure best results. Sessions-Thad” and
Thumb evenings.
68H AN CLASS—A practical (caches from
Yale College gives ‘ two of‘ each
week. ,
Wouldbcplcuscdto have you call or write for
particulars. FMNK II. RUSCDB.
Gazelle Building, Nos-walls, Cs.
P. S.—Also of Business Department Bridgeport
Business College. , 129 If
V. A. SOOFIELD,
use orxnsn AT
The Ilear of the Warwick House,
South Norwalk, a department for the salon!
Second-hand Furniture,
And other Household Goods.
Will take we to sell on commission Cash paid
for mixers, Carpets, Crockery, as.
MONEY LOAN ED
0n Watches, Jewelry. Are.
All business strictly conil lal. ammuniutions
to Box as». South orwalk, will receive
prompt attention. spI'.’
Refrigerators!
A FULL LINE
OF ALL SIZES
.—_‘f~
Low Prices
B. F. limit
lualc Hall Block.
‘ ‘r . mltf
TO NEW YORK lN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and Palatlal steamer,
[lane charles,
Capt. Pros! I. Byxbcc,
Will commence Making Dally Trips to New York
Monday, April 29, 1889.
Comfort, Safely and Speed.
Popular Prices.
So. Norwalk to New York. Single
Trip, weenie ; Excursion, 70 cents-
Thc Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
"II ' " train lcavin So. Horwslk at 7.56 a.
m. Returning leave New ark, Pier L's East River,
foot Rutgers slip. at 3 p. m , and 31st Street. _last
River, as!) p. In., connecting with trams at Wilson
Point.
Alwsys Take the Honsatoaic Line.
I'er farther informatics: apply to
THE NI“? BNGLAHD TERMINAL 00.
81M. BY STARBUCK. V. P. I G. I.
mi south 8L. New York.
C. E. OLDS. Agent, Wilson Point, Conn.
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.
unseat a NORWALK mvrstos.
Concctcdlcbruarylthlm
Pa-cngar'l'rains.
SOUTH.
InJlorwalk. Lv.So.NorwaIk. Ar.WilscnPoln
fats. 756nm. 803mm.
)7 “ B?! “ 85 "
1003 " 1013 “ tom "
”want “Ilium. 107nm.
sat " us “ 453 u
618 "Mixed as: “fixed 646 "I'x‘d
am as so so? as In 815 I. as
941 u -- toes c “ 1031 ~- “
smsv
again.
as
. 9 NORTH.
Lv. Wilson Point. Lv.Bo.Norwalk. Anita-walk
twanllxcd lflnm.l‘x'd 210Hixcd
6:5 as la 6” an II ‘1 It
805 " 9I8 “ Gianni.
I201 “ 1218p.m. 1818 .I.
250 “Iixcd 810 “Mixed 816 lxad
45pm. 512 “ “fun.
:1“; 2: a” Is on Is
1010 “Mixed 1017 “Mixed momma
smmu.
Omaha 925nm.
650nm 051p.m.
W. B. BruvnsoaNlcoPrss. and (isn't lsnsgu.
10.1%":er stardom.
. . . Anni.
IAIN LINE.
1.“qule
flannel-D’s
mm OI OI
swam.“ 1“sun-nuns»
maple. a.
“lip.“
Meaty-strand Magma.
:Oowoulyasfaraansnw‘lm
limbo-firm 0.1an
flmfimm.mc
The Best liladllng in...“
newtohshsdbsoldbycfll'. wear-Ila tug. of
so lbs. at 500 Each,
Una coals mull: ls sullirnlcai In kindle any Dunbar)
re.
c. 'I‘. neonatal),
Wswr Hi, Norwslk.
A. N. lfi‘l‘IIlllIH.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty.
as Washington it“ - loath Horwall.
TRY OUR
Del. only Creamery Butler.
’1‘ PLEASE RVERY TIME
fltlf
DANIEL L’liOMMEllIEU.
CAN‘DIES
Of all kind! PintCiaas
BAKERY !
CORNUCOPI All. I 'ANDY TOYS, ands full asses-v
meat of ornmcntal candy.
MrsJohn Holland
LAUDII'B BLOCK.
‘lll’r lf
. or $5;
The Best cabinet
Photographs
$3.50 per D02.
AT
NORTH’S.
sp'k) ft
New and Second-Hand
WAGONS,
New and Second-Hand
CARTS,
A Lot oi"
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
One Grocer’s Wagon,
One Butcher’s Wagon.
FE TILI ZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Data.
- AID-
Barn-Yard Manures.
'RAYM NI] Bills
BEE HIVE‘
General Intelligence office
Any one in want of crop! i, or wishing to
change his or her place. will it will fly, them to
call here and master their names. ice frcc'
Gentlemen willbechsrgcdthcsum or is cts. If
you want to buy, or sell. or rent, or enquire for any
thing you can do so here, as we will advertise at the
officecvcry day. We have a sitting room for '
and one for Goals also.
We haves relianrsat where you can get anything
from a so. sandwich to a full meal at all hams.
Baal d by the day or week; also lodging.
fl: In Tears Essentially, BER Iill'l,
No. 5 Water 88., Borough.
A FULL LINE OF
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils V__5a_r_nishes.
Berry Bros. Hard on Finish.
Wire Steel, Door Mats,
‘ Whinm,bflthlngout.
W. G. QUINTA‘RD,
. ins WW
g“wao‘.at.l'li~ in art rm shots-v: c :rrbnvs nus-Mn
Titus mesh. 3..-: N9. Assn-sultan...
as.
fiECOND-IAND
FURNITURE,
I‘urpcls, Stoves. «kc,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
'l'lw sub-fl is rhu ronmuil as land a I" lot
of maid-basil funiltutn. which he will m I!
at var res-enable ca aw rad hand furniture
of all {dads bought “rolled his.
W. PODXORE.
Bunion sl., burl-13:1.
Bargainsinlllllhfi
m woo ro—-—-
Fawcall’i Headquarter: in
RI I LIJ N BJRY,
:3 Water 5L, Monti-III.
We are selling lilo. l6 Hails ldgc Growrsl- lik-
boos. in all mi... rum is era. In. Vastl- than
was. upward. e have Just received a hill line
or Ostrich father triads. sis tips is one kw
grains. for 50 eta. A full line of in!“ c.
c . up.
MRS. FAWCETI‘,
a Walcg’lt . . lovwnlk.
Have You Heard It 2
No, What is it I
llssnt k chnfl’liecp the
Niece! Market In the cm.
BLilll lilifllliiilli
Dcllvfld every Saturday m
Fish, Oysters, Clams
WWIW H mm].
Aspirant, Lettuce, Baillie:
Prom Greens Yams every ”Ills.
Pure Tomatoo Oatsup.
Imported Sardines. '
Anything you want in the market line a
fresh every day st ”I "
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
Spring Styles ‘
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of Gilts
At 25, 30. and ‘0 Col", 1"...“ ”I.
Enrbosscd Gilts
New Styles, at 40c. Double loll.
Painting, Paper Hanging,
CALCIMINING.
DEGKER’S .
Paint and Wall Paper Store.
18 North lain St»
South Norwalk, Ct.
SOME
Special Attractions
A1
Ambler & Sammis’.
40 yards Fancy Mattin
roll) $4.00. 3 (by
Bargains in Black Sarah, 67c.
Bargains in Black Penn-dc
Sole, or Luxor, 1.00.
Bargain in Black Rhadame 97c.
Bargain in Black Fallie Fran-
caisc, 98c.
One lot Plaid Flanucls, kc, re—
duced from 400 to 25¢.
One lot Plaid Hannah, kc, re-
duced from 500 to 38¢.
One lot 54-inch Tricots, kc,
reduced from 850 to 500.
One lot 22inch Plaids, kc.
reduced from 25c to 12k)
And many others worthy the
attention of close buyer's.
iiIBLE lilllli.
FINE
Willi_lli_iilllll
SKILLED WORM.
J.
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Welsh: tnona Behold of Burning, new
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