W.“
IIIEY SAY IIE WAS KILLED
Mrs. Bishop Greatly Excited
Over Her Son‘s Death.
5|": Illillh'lis .tN INVESTIGATION.
‘l'lia Ilortou I‘ualtlvcly Anna-rt “at Death
Au-
topsy—Probability of a Connor's la-
qucat—‘I'he funeral.
Nl' Your, Hay III—The iuntlier and
widow of Washington Irving Bishop declare
their belief that lie was not dead when the
autopsy was made. They assert that he wan
murdered In the name of science, and both
an laboring under great excitement, border
big on hysteria As yet no arrangements
have boa: made for the funeral beyond do
ciding that It will take place at the Church
Of til II‘I'nnsilgurutlon, hi Twenty-ninth
street.
looks Natural and Llfollka.
In view of the ansrtions of the widow and
mother it isnnderstood that neurone: will be
called upon to invcetigato the case. Under-v
taker Ilawks has einbalnud the body trot-misc
than hso much delay in arranging for the
funeral. Thodsadman look: very natural
and lifelike, a circums'tanee which gives the
two lira Bishops asurance that he did not
die in the cataleptic tit. Beveral members of
the Elks mw the body and there was an
abundance of floral tributa lying upon the
casket.
firmly Believes lle Was Murdered.
“That my poor boy has ban mentored I
flrmly believe," said Mme. Eleanor l-‘letcher
thop. “lie diet under the knife of the
surgeon. When it was known that he had
frequently been in trauma why did they
ahow such huh: In cutting up his poor body!
My darling boy once had a trance in Seet-
Iaud which luted for three wwka. It was
just after the Tay ihaaster, where be exerted
himself so heroically. His body was all of
that time as rigid as a bar of iron, yet he
lived and came out of the long trance with
hislicalth and strength unimpaired. Iniy—
aelf have been in trend-s that Insiul for
weeks, and my son was just like me. lie was
cruelly murdered, and if there is justice on
earth I will have it.
llad llocn Shamomlly Abused.
“I have been shamefully abused in thismat-
tor. They telegraphed to me and my daugh-
ter-in-law at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon
that Irving was ill, and we did not arrive in
this city until ti. Three hours before our ur-
rival the surgeon‘s knife had already done its
work. I naked when I renebul the city where
my boy was, supposing him to I» still alive,
ashewould have been had they not killed
him. We were tel I that he wow With the
physicians, who were watching ovur him. and
it was said that he wiui all right. I demand-
ed to be taken to his side, and his wife asked
“sesame right. They put us in a carriage
and took us from place to place, finally
bringing us back to the Iloll'umn ham
Can any one explain why there was so much
deceit practiced upon us! And all this time
my boy's body was lying in a mutilated cote
dition.
’ no Wldow Utterly Prostratc.
Theelder llrs. Bishop is much exhausted
by he grief, but she been her loss better
than the wife, who is utterly prostrate. It
rooms that there has been an error in assum-
lng that the widow is the first wife of Bishop
and the mother of his daughter. Her maiden
name was Mabel Tabor, and she comes from
New Bedford and is Bishop‘s third wife. The
daughter, about whom so much has been
said, is now 1'2 years old.
Dr. Irwin ls Mortllled.
Dr. Irwin is evidently mortified at the
charges made against him by the relatives of
Mr. Bishop. .
"The fact of the matter is," said Dr. Irwin,
"Mr. Bishop’s case was purely catalepn'c.
When I found him he was as rigid as a beam
of oak, and there was none of that flavoring
at the month, which accompanies epilepsy.
campy is very rare, and very few physi
cians have met with it, but though I have
never seen it before, the symptoms wereao
clear I could not be mistaken. After he re
vived from the first attack I mid to the
gentlemen [resent that it was catalepsy.
Bishop overheard me, and at once tad
me to give a more detailed description of the
case, which I proceeded to do, he being the
most interested of all who listened to me.
Bunce Certain ne llad Been Dead.
"Dr. Bnnee, who was present, took the
notes as they were dictated by Dr. Ferguson,
and all three of us were quite certain that
death had occurred. There is one thing more
I may say, and tlmt is, the prompt condition
ofthe body will show whether the autopsy
wasmade onalivcoradead man. If Mr.
Bishop was in a trance the incisions made
would leave a different appearance than
those made on a corpse. l court the fullest
inquiry. The man had been dead for several
hombefore hair the body. Of that there
is no question.”
Among physicians the fact that Dr. Fergu-
son had performed the autopsy seemed suiti-
cient evidence that Bishop had died long be-
fore.
’l‘hefuneral will be at the Little Church
Around the (bitter.
The American girl dancm'uuhedees every-
thing—betterthan any (mocha. Bermove-
ments are full of nervous fire and grace and
hafeetasemto fallnaturallyinto the trick
of the dancestepandtherhythmofthemuaia
The English girl, onthe contrary,“ not
alter her amiable torpidity in the lust. She
doc notunile. Staten veasever. She
Ilail Occurred "ours Before the
Burned to a Crisp.
Luci, Mass, May ld—llra Catherine
Btury,sged so. was burned todeathattha
reddenceof bacon, Johnlt Story, chkof
the Lynn common coundl She was putting
papers into the stove when her cbthiag
taught fire. and was burned on before she
couldberescued. chody wssburnedtoa
also
Joseph W. Fuller Dead.
TROY, N. Y., Hay 16.4wph W. Miller,
headof the ilrmof the Fuller 8: Warren
Stove Manufacturing company, indeed, aged
53, He was president of the United National
bank, the Young Man‘s Christian a-oclation,
and was kicntitled with several educational
institutions.
Talc Graduating Exercises.
Raw Ham, Hay lit—The zruluating
maths-calorch-otthel'aie'l'h»
school have bum held in Batten
chapel. Ssvcalof than have already left
fa) Colorado to engage in Indian int-kn
wk dl'h. the amt.
MING FOR DR. CIONIN'B BODY.
Ila Cling- run-a. Italian Itai Dead.
aad tic-e lay Ila lulled for IIINIM
Cut“ 30, May III—Dr. (‘ronin‘s frienth
Issue a card to the people of the muniry, in
which they rehearse facla already known,
and Illal‘t [Juli the doctor is llItit‘IItM. They
appeal tollie authorities, the pru- and the
general public to spam no paiuii to ferret out
and bring to Justice the [lifllvlf'ltflfl of one
of the gri‘tmt whims evu' «annulled In
this country.
limlgiiig the northern shiireof lake lich-
igau was commenced, a large machine with
two expert diven being employed. They
will dredge four mllil north and two mils
out.
Moment. Iiay Id~llany leading Irish
IIII'II lieri- believe that Cronin nailed fmiu this
city by the last outgoing Allan uteainer for
(ilabgiiw. A penion ruiembling him sauna]
pflrh'ltg“ by the (.‘ircaaaian for Lin-mm, but
a few hours before the Veau‘l sailed he went
on board and removed his edicts, mying he
was going to runaln here. An ax-pmeldent
of the Bibemian llmttierhood, who knows
Cronin, my: be was working on the Glieigow
steamer and that he railed
Miss MARY room's DEATH.
Kc New Developmenta—I'ba Body lot
Claimed by Daniel 'l'obln.
NEW You, May III—Tho body of Miss
Mary I); Tobin, the young woman who was
{mad drowned in the hay near the Clifton
Boat club house at Clifton on Sunday last, In
still lying at the Btapleton morgue.
Daniel B. Tobin, the brother of the dead
girlgvho on Holiday telegraphed to Dr. Bry-
an, of Wat New Brighton, that he was on
his way from Franklin, l'a., to the morgue
to claim Ilia sister‘s runnins, hail failed to an
pear.
Conner Hughes mid that the belly of III-
Tobin was badly demnilmed and could not
be kept any longer. L'tlleaa Miss Tobin‘s
friends made arrangements for her burial
the body will be buried in the county bury-
lng winds at Four Corners today.
Governor lllll'a Appointinenta.
ALmr, May I'l—The governor sent the
following nominations to the senate:
Moses Flood, to be loan mininisisii‘iner of
Cattaraugus county, vice Enos Iirooka
To be commissioners to pron-5e general
statutory acts inacccrdanee with the Fmtt
molutiOn—Isaac II. Maynard, of lianford;
Charles A. Collins, of Ithaca, and Eli C. Bel-
knap, of Unadilln.
To be «mmisainnm in lunacy —Charles F.
McDonald, physician, Auburn: (lmdwin
Brown, lawyer, Albany, and Henry A.
Reeves, Urecnport.
Death of [tour Admiral Donaldson.
Batman, liey iii—dlear Admiral Ed-
ward Donal-ism died at his residence hone,
aged 73 years. He had bum a long milerer
from liver troubles. Admiral Donaldson en-
tend the navy on July 1!], Iniaaamid-
shipmun, and served on the Warren, the
Fnlmouth and the Vandalia in the West
India squadron. He received his commi-nion
as lieutenant in 1847, and was connected
with the Dolphin, Merrlmac and Water-
watch. lie took part in the capture of New
Orleans during the civil war. He was made
nrear admiral in 1570.
The Phelps Compromise.
Baum, May Ill—Tho subcommittee of
the Samoan conference has decided that the
municipal council of Apia shall comprise six
members, Germany, England and the United
States each to appoint one member. The
other three members shall be elected by the
residents of Apia. Thh decide-I (II
the British commissioners, who call it the
l‘helps compromise. lIlr. Phelps, although
not a member of the subcommittee, was
asked to attend its last meeting.
Cohan Had Better have.
l’trmmo, May Iii—An outrage wascom—
mltted by White Caps upon the property of
ii J. Cuffmnn, at Greaisburg, Pa, whom
they had ordered to leave the country. On
Sunday morning his barn was burned.
Hastening to the building to rescue live
stock, Mr. Coilman found that the White
Caps had cut the throat of a valuable hone.
Later in the day a rudely drawn picture of a
collie was sent to his house, with renewed
orders to leave the country.
Batcrtalncd a Distinguished Party.
Baumtona, May Itl—Gen. Felix Agnes,
the proprietor of The Baltimore American,
entertained about 400 gentlemen from New
'ork, Philadelphia, “'ashington and Balti-
more at his cotmtry mt, Nacirema A db
tiuguished party came over from “fishing-
ton. It included the secretary of state, the
secretary of the navy. the secretary of the
interior, the secretary of agriculture, Civil
Service Commisioner Rormvclt and Asiat—
ant Secretary of the Interior Busaey.
A Son'- Tar-rib]. Orl-sc.
Pinsncnc, llay Ill—A special from New
Castle, l’a. says that information has just
been received to the eflect that Samuel Mc-
Gee,agedm,ascnofJohnlleGee, of Plain
Grove, istobehangcdin (Humfla, Cal, on
Friday, for the inns-dc at two persons.
McGeehad notbenhaardeffwtwo yearn.
McGee's IIUI. has left for California-aid
will return with his-mi body.
like hallnglulyaen to (lot landed.
llxwanx, N. J., May 16—)“- Tillie Pic
linghuysen, daughter of theistic ex-Saiator
and eufieaetary at State Frederick Preling-
buy-m, and who, it w. W, was en-
gaged to the late cx—Pruidait Arthur, will
hemarriedto-daytolr. II. Winne Gray, the
divorced husband of thedanghterof the late
W. B. Travas, of New Yuk.
Railroad Han Hold for manslaughter.
Kamaxoo, lieu, lay Ill—John 11
Bush, conductor, and. Michael \l'elihan, an-
gineer, were arraigned charged with man-
slaughter in causing the death of Sarah II.
Hadlock, one of the victims of the "tent
railroad accident hers, and held ferexaini-
natien May 29 in theme! shameach.
They furnished bail.
Cat. to Destroy Rabbits.
Hausa; Hay tit—The stcama' Newfldd
has-iledforflable lahnds. She huon
beardanumberof cats whicharetobenaod
fordotrcying rabbita They have become
mplentifnlthattravel onhorseback isdan-
gel-nus.
Ilalator licelslll.
Raw You, lfay til—Allen Thorndika
ammonium Mwho was to have
sailedfor his pestofdutycntho steamship
CityofPartawutahen snddenlyillatthe
lastmomentand hadtodelayhisdcyaruna
Aachen-arm "
Paovmucnlt 1., May 10,—“: steamer
PequottrenNchukrepeI-hatwomaatsd
schooner sunk ell Whale, about III!
waitatm I." maroon-nail,
tatkstrsskdthllew‘Ya-km
P Itahs-Iatdlahmam b
law-Invitin-
‘ amalay lbid,
to manhun-
[Hut “a: Ir.
“ambush-ll, mi
atswkn.
A Will Case That influenced ‘a
State Election.
l'ltlll'l' oven A Prime etqrislr.
1
tlouth Carolina Farmer: Eager to Menu
an Agricultural and lmliziiiIi-ul “l"
logo—The Case Involve- the Dial-oral
of Fort Ill“. 3
Cliaalnrox, May ld—t‘hief Juutlve I-‘il-
ler, of the United States .uprenw court. will
pinkie withJiidge Charlie II. Hanoiitoiipof
the United State: district court, at the trial
of the honour Clenmn will case. That cuts
will pa- tnhi history it: on" of the “visit in.
toasting that ever engaged the attention of
a court in this state. Neitheriddewill o
eept a decision as final until it has I
carried to the supreme court of the Unit
Slams. ‘
There Is a "lick In the Will. .
The case Involve- the disptaial of Port Hill,
the bonusaleadof John C. Calhoun. WI
the great nulliiler died he left the bemoan:
to his daughter, who was the wife of Tim";
G. Clem-um. It was occupiul by the Cl? -
sous until their death. lira Clemson d
before her husband, and left the honieatd
to him, it Is claimed, in trust for her grat
child, Florida Calhoun. daughter of Ulllr
bee, abroker of New York city. There is
It'lllo bitch about the will of lira Ghana,
ad
as
and lawyers are diVIdul as to whether e
property posed ovcr to Thomas (I. Ch.-
in fee simple or In trust. (‘lemeun regarjed
the property as his personal pmaomlon.
so disposed of it.
Clemson was for several years attacbflin
various [mitiona to the department of I ,
and finally he was, through it... Inllltetioj of
Mr. Calhoun. appointed minister to Ilclgl
After Mr. Calhonn's death he retinal In
Calhoun bone-stead In South Carolina, uh
he died, seemingly in poverty.
The Ilarrnlt “'aa Blob.
It wuthcn discovered that this an
mupor, Clinician, died worth iieai-ly Miami .
lie left this money, together with Port 1 ,
to seven trustees, who were ecu-owned. to
oil’er it to the state for an agricultural 1
nan-banical college to be named after h
If the state refused to agree with the co '
tions of the offer, then the ”mun-J were:
powered it establish at Fort “III a natin
labor school with the money.
The aco-pt-nne of the Inquest was at 0
made an lactic in the state ranipaign.
farmers openly declared for the accep cc
of the bequest and the establiahment oI a
thomnghly equipped agricultural and no
chanical college. They [mama] to ap Iy
the land u'rip moneys and the. funds ohm I
from the provisions of the Hutch bill to is
college.
The Campalgn Growlng Bitter.
The campaign Inch-awi daily in hitter"
until charges were made against (love
{u-hardmn un-i other prominent olllc'ii
When the Democratic nominating cunw
tion met Goi’ernor Richardson was 0|wa
by the ferment, but after a tight wucem
managed to N't'llm his nomination. 1
farmers then vent to work to securi- a
jority of the members of the general
bly, and in thbi they were litltmltll.
“Ilsa l‘alnily Rtirre-l l‘p.
Clemsm’s will was a complete surprise to
the Calhoun family. They never
that be hall money. A short time befon he
died, Mr. Gideon Lee. who married hlsdan h»
tor, wrote to a merchant near Fort llill ~
ing him In any that the old man did not In er
for fin-l, Vomiting to pay for any lift-Visit
fumishcd him.
It had long been understand between (i id-
on he and John C. Calhoun, of New Yi rk,
and Patrick Calhoun, of Atlanta, (3a., that
as won as Clemson died Fort Hill would be
sold to the Calhouns. Lee wanted the mi. «3”
more than the pride of being owner of J1 hn
C. Calhonn’s reshience.
Determined to Content It.
As soon as they saw the stir that the
had created in South Carolina politics t icy
determined to contest it. Of mum, tiey
had all the friends of the South Camilla
college on their side. It win; denied that the
property was really his to give. It
claimed that it really belonged to Mina
his granddaughter, and the contmt
brought in Ilcl' name. Min-i Lee had inot
bum altimetlier ignored by Clemson, as!
had left her some of the family plate
pinitraits and 8th,!!!) in mmey.
The Present Status of tho Dispute.
When the lame was ra'md in the legixla
over the non-[dance of the bequeit a ll: cc
and acrimonious debate arr-e. The fani
had managed their campaign well, and a
result they had secured a majorityof ll th
the house and the senate. The bill of ptr
ance was passed by a good majority, but the
governor refused to sign it. That is the t ay
the case now standa
F5];
llfill
Better Than Notblng. ,
MADISG, l’a, May iii—The nppmloeni t
of the Reading iron works, which went 1 to
the handset an assignee recently, wii be
filed hue. It values the property at
81,250Jllt After payingofl mortgages-J his
would give thecommon creditors from ' to
3Sperccnt.
Railroad Agent Oliver ill-sing. ‘
limos, Pa, May lit—G. 0. Oliver, din»
sey Central station agent and operation at
Asbtiry, Iqutordon county, N. J., has db-
appeared, leaving his acwuuta and cite!
matters badly mixed.
New York l'oatlnaatm Appoln ‘
Wasnnto'ros, May 11—11» following tew
York fourth clam pcctmastmn have beeE ap-
pointed: J. D. Eaton, Brisban; Elias n-
ham, Glen Aubrey; W. 1'. Coo, Peter gh;
W. 1’. Bridge, titockbrldge.
. nnmlllon'ltrlh Ended. ‘
Pmncne, liay a—m strike or the
qmnflrcadcoal rsheudedand k
Inalltheinines walla-mad. ..
weremadehybothopaatersandd
a a... tack aunt-ct Chosen. ‘
Wasnmorox. May til—Secretary
“appointed lam-ice Furnachon, of ew
York,” be acting secretary for the u.
struction of the new naval otaervatory.
Col. Ian-ell. Mia's Des-Isa.
Lucas-n.1, Pa..llayltl—-Col. Sarn- II.
lowinpraddntoftlnp'ejsctad ‘. ..
and Chi-puke railroad,de an]...
Macadamia
wui mou- roe-y. J
Ana", lay ld—Tho W ..
ten'cancmdecidedtcadhmtoeh.
mwmumw.
Deatl or Willia- w. naval-g.
Pnunnnrma, lay Ill—Ir. W .. w.
liar-dig. for twqty yuan pill-Ital he
Inquire, ids-d.
Hana-wasn‘t}.-
gunman.» has
GEN. ANDERSON A SUICIDE.
A maniacal lallnad Isa Inc-its It.»
self In a llatsl.
PIIILAIikLPIlA, lay ia—un A-lna Air
demon, of New York, shut. him-ill in the
Infayette hotel, in this city-
The shot was almost instantly fatal. for
when his door was brokiu in by an employs,
wholnard theshigthegeaaralvuihfl.
lieu. Anderson was one of the beat known
railroad men in thh country. lie was born
Jul" 1'5. I’ll-'7. and tailored railway lllf\'lt‘0 as
a chaininan on the New York, flew Haven
and Hartford railway twenty yuan later.
Since that time be has been conflicted
with nearly every road In the cuuntryin
various capacities, but chiefly as chief
engineer and superintendent.
At the outbreak of the recent iiar be was
appended aaiiutant engineer and ride! of w.
construction corps of the Army of the Polo-
mac, and was subseipiontly made chief
engineer and superintendent of the military
railwaya of the United Btatoa
In lull be was chmon mind v Invlm-aident
of the Northern Pacific Railway company,
remaining there until Jan. l, W“. Him
that time he has been doing nothing, for a
complication of ailments prevented his work-
ing. Ills home was In fling Bing, N. Y.
RAHWAY’S MYSTERY.
An Unknown Won-an Ion-d Nearly Lilo.
loss In a (tin-w of Trees.
Euuanru. It. i, lay m—Tiio city of
Rahway iii intensely excited over aunthl't
alleged mystery. The body of a handsome
woman was found lying nair a clump of
trees on llain street, uearliaaelwood avenue,
and about a hundred feet from the mldenee
of Capt Inac A. Dunn. She was ntill breath-
ing, but life was nearly extinct. She wore a
maroon colored drea- with a stylish marque,
and had on high lace shoes, brown stockings
and a iaunty hat. She is about '35 years old.
It feet 4 Inches tall and finely developi-l. All
her clothing was of excellinit quahty.
Ellie was taken to the station boom, and
after four hours' work the doctor succeeded
to partly restoring her to mun-lemma, but
she is yet unable to talk. Her name, it is
mid, iii Catherine Connors, and the Inana)
tire of New Brunswick.
BASEBALL
Imagine.
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Kew York ......... 4 2 0 ll 2 0 5 0 0.."
Cleveland... .. ..0 u o e u 0 o 0 Out
Batteries: Ilaiiil-ld. lining and Ii'lluurke.
lie-tin and Satellite I'inpin- Lynch
At Huston —
lt-minu. . .........o I l u o a o n H
l‘iitaburg.... ....i u o 0 0 l I 1 0-7
Batteries: ita-llmura and Hum-ll. Bialoy and
Illler l’nipiM I‘mwnden and l‘iitry.
AI I’hlihlvlplilfl
Phtiutdphia., . ...i o o a o o e o 1—4
Chicago ....100I‘JOOIM
Batteries; liiifllnton and Clement»; Tl'lll‘l’ and
Farrell. I'nipin-z )lcQoailn-
At Waabingtnn—
Washington . . o l o o u e o o 0—4
Indianapolis... . .c a 1 (i I 0 0 0 K4
Batteries: Haddock and Ebright; llnyle and
liars. l'uipue: Barnum.
Association.
At ('Illl‘lnllAtIA
(‘inclnnatl ..... ..I I 03 8 OOOI—l
Brooklyn ........... 000062200—“1
Butternut: (‘orrutben and Clark; Smith and
Keenan. Umpire; Holland.
At 8t Ilium-
fiLIMtb.... ...1 6 0 0 0 0 I 0 O-I
Baltimore ............. OOBflltloo-Ji
' Batta’iea: and Boyle; Foreman and
Tate. l'mliire: (lancer.
Other (lance.
At Intell-
Iiowall. ............ OOOOOIOIl—t
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Batteries: llurphy and Collin-i; Daly and Burke
Umpirerackman.
At Hartford—
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Inst-m... ...I 0 2 0 0 012 0—!
Battenn: Winklenian and Derby; Turner and
[Illicit Ifinpirezliuight.
At Worceurr—
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ltnttem: Burkett and [nah-Is; Iii-omit and
bath, l’mpire: Clinton.
At New Haven—
Srvr Ilaren.tl; Yak-,1 Batteries: tiraehaek
and ”Rourke; Travers and McClurg. t’npire
Ialimiey
At Syracmo—
Syraciuie .........2 a 0 l 0 0 0 u 3":
Detroit... ......100200200—-:
Batteries Keefe and Walker; Anderson and
Wallis. Umpire: Bauer.
At Minster-
Ihiclmusr........2l000000 5
Tolulo.......... ..'£ 2 0 0 0 0 l I x—G
mimics: Barr and Heliuignz human and
Sage. Umpire: Euialiq.
Atilaniinon—
llamdtun.. .ooooioaoo—i
hinilun ...... ......010 0 U I 0 0 IL-i
[intern-s: Illair and Oldfield; Jones and Mar
ray. l'inpire; West.
At liui‘faio—
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Toronto. ........... 00000003l—I
Baiwria: Gibbs: and Tnayer; Vickcry and Ito
Quint Umpire: (krill;
Drowned In the Dolawara.
humour-ma, May Ill—A dispatch from
l-Idngnter I’ark announces the finding of the
body of Heywood I. Paul floating in the
Delaware river. Young Paul has been mis-
ing from Elgewater since Saturday night,
having slipped away from bla uncle's hour,
where he was staying. Notices were [united
eveywhere and large mania casted for his
morerv.‘
Iron-ocul- lay WI- ]. lloataaa.
llama, Hem, llay m—Ileturns from
thcelection are still tccinccmpletetodeur
mine the exact niembaahlpofthecenstitn-
tional convention. Asfar as received they
indicatathat the contest willheverycloas,
with the chance in favor of the Democrat-
by a narrow majority. The Labor members
from Jeffu'sun county may have the casting
vote.
Ala-I Peat Boston
Boston, May lit—The bill authorising the
construction ofelevatedmada iantonwas
killed in theaenatethismernlngbyavohi of
so to 15.
Inland by a Dynamic. Explain
Ianrxinxo, llleh, lay 1o.—By an exploe
slouof dynamiteat the Osceola mine four
Austrian mhers wIe turtbly injured.
CONMNBED NEWS.
PatcCovaLNyeaI-sef unemployedon
dielnnglshndnilroad," nnov-ibya
main-“fink.“ fatallylnjured.
Theda-table. mall-Idea lane,New
Ythellfremthefmn-thtotksthirdstory
5‘ tl-t landing, and Arthur Good-en, is
yearawauohadlyiajnrcdthat he was re
movedtnthsoainh-ssnssthoqiital
'lliseradiuaettlhahT.fiyaboot
anddios mathliedna. A
minimise! inv- tloa mun.
tin-048.188. unis us. can not
but. ready.) nah each-adjournment
wastakenmbjeetbcall. _
LW.IhahtIn-pthmtdh
mmmmhmum.
Idea-wants agsntets Bridal-adenine
pony aid warm urging names to
laws.
Erik-w“ ”implantation-i
K EVENING SENTINEL. THURSDAY, MAY 16, W9.
clEVElANl'
summon
BIIIIIlPIllIIlEII
IIIE PIIIIESI IIIIl BEST
Ia made only of atrirtly pure grape cream
of tartar, strict! pure himrlmnata of
soils. and a small portion of flour as a
reacrvative, nothing else whatever. and
warranted entirely free from alum.
ammonia. phoephatea, lime. and all the
adullei'snta fn-ipiently found in baking
powders. The character of materials
used, their purity, and the. nicely of their
comlilnnlion. render Cleveland's nu i-ior
baking powderthe moat healthful an most
economical in use. and it alwa affords
wholesome. nutritious, and delicious food.
It iii recommended for unity. healthfhl-
less and etiicienc by overnuient and
State chemists. . iata cf Boards of
Health. and pnifmimrn in inatitutiona of
ing throughout the country.
Hold only in cans. full weight.
Cumin") lluivruiuiii. Atniiiv. N. V.
The Shalom Tea Ever tiered.
PERFEOTLY PURE.
A .\II DST DlIlthIOUH Ilfl'lllutil: 1 lil‘ IT.
1’2: will um at my :23. {3:21; we rules
.l fr-‘I'I
li ii the llirznrrr (itttlil Lur. pi
ii -- i. si phlflaiiuhaalul In |-' ALIN‘I xi ~ Mil-"V
[.33. and from from all iquiII'liIllulii or v .1. I“! 1
i . :I‘- V 7hr [5]"..1433 : ru- I.t'";.l hi :i"\ . .3
av I VI tyrant. I lof. unit. It .4 iii -.'- um.-
I ' .:~.i ... i..~:- that. (3.0 '. iwe:,;r.ul s
a- . .
i. ”.5.
::i .1223! Tea 60., L’t‘d.
[hm “per, .15 Hurling Nip, New York.
l'nr .~ 1'.) lo the Ira! n1.» era,
1’. I). LAWTON & 00..
I). I.’ll0llllEIlIEl',
CHAS. ll. l-‘Eltltlt'
South Norwalk, Conn.
The Old and Reliable.
an FREIGHT LINE.
Nitiilktlewlnik
-TNE PROFILLEIIB-
‘\
I Y V
tity of liorwalk & Bugle,
Will make dall trt . Sundays excepted, for
freight between Nzw ‘pl: Mwalk and South
Norwalk. Willie": Pieril, ootoflleekman
New York. cvcrv evening, except tiatnrdays, at
o'ckick, ands-i Saturdav at i p. Ill. luvs Nee
well: Bridge and sent Norwslk every mains.
Freight taken from and received [or all
points on the Danbury and Norwalk and
shapaag Itauroada at Greatly Reduced
Rates.
1’ a: :ir‘llon to taxi-the City at .‘Jorwalk
mamafuu be rich? for riuial lot- of freight
anywhere in New York or In- Vicinity.
[TAN persons are forbid tmatlng any of the
:employw of the boat. of lniailncon accenntot
the owner-thereof.
;
to: NEW YORK m LESS THAN
TWO nouns AND A HALF.
The New and Palatlal Steamer,
[lane ‘Bharles,
Capt. Fred I. Byxnce,
Will cnrnmcncr llakisg Dally Trips to New York
vdlollilil)’, April 29, I889.
Comfort. safely and Speed.
Popular Prices.
So. Norwslk to New York. Single
Trip, to cents; Excursion, 70 cents.
The ates-nor will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
"flour-tonic" train hadn‘t». Norwalk It 7 M I.
III. ltetamin leave New ork. Pier 45 East River,
foot Ringer's lip. at 8p. In ,amlslst cum. Int
rim. 31) p. in., connecting with trains at ,Wilroa
'omt.
Always Take the lionsatealc Llse.
For further information apply to
Tlllt’ SHIV BSBLANID TERMINAL CO.
chSIIY BTAHBl'f‘K. V. P. .t G. I.
205 Booth 31.. New York.
C 1-1. OLDS. Agent. Wilma I’oint, Conn.
liolISA'I‘ONIC RAILROAD.
llah' Bl’ltl k NORWALK DIVISIOI.
Corrected Penn-y 41h. It”.
Pa-cngnr ‘l‘ralua.
EKJUTI‘I.
L7. Nerwalk. I.v. Bo. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Pblu
u 10:” as u
NOItTll.
Lv. Wilson Point. Imam Norwalk.
no a. at. lixcd I ma. in. I‘x'd
‘ .5 .. .. g ,5 .. .. -
a ‘5 II D l. H
12 0| " III“). II.
250 "liked 8W “Iliad
43pm.
to 17 " Mixed
emu.
9 I) a. II I Q a. I.
m on I 07 p. in.
. um-Nhom‘au (Isn't Ian-1'.
0. Pants. mammalian.
w. Psalm. Pas-sum Aunt.
IAIN LINE.
Involving-pert for Ptttaleld.
Ina l‘i. man’s ‘
to.“ “ u
3.10.!) a. I. llud
.50 name.
0610”“ nan-oh
forerunner
W
7.
A .
men-an.
Ila..-
.‘mrana 0.1”?)
”manna
lo Removal.
D3. 0. U. 'fiDALL M bk “ta
mm nun “:oJWsnhta.
least. Macmillan limit
llavtland’s halt Ital-e.
Clinic. ORANGE. BANANAI. Yluil. DAT“
all kind of tats, canard fruit. confectionery
and reliable new" and Garden seeds. loam-tel s
Bud I'm! sad Havel. at
U. A. llAVlLAND‘II, 3 Iain at. Norwalk.
Tacos dulrtu ””"3... m Inky
It” q (all
llliellsth- ai. vii-mu...
n11?! .- . _,_ . l’“).”.'!.!2‘!'.°‘_‘.fl‘_-
1)“- IIAIILIH'.
oeriumva AND itaciiauii-Ai.
O
Itcalanu'lthetlc lat for extinction of teeth
without extra ch . (‘rcwa work a
in! in Was lepton tit, (In. Nina k. t‘t
(i "' fighting} item
Ite’y auiu . saw it .94 J’thhiag.
BicyclcaJ' broil-s sad-gusset- red. Knives.
shears and lemon (laud. lawn wars
ed and sharpened. SCiay at. no. Norwsll I ll
‘IORRILI. A L'IIGIIDII’U WOULD atiAIl
i call the attention otthese who wanthotneser
Iota that they have a supply on hand that will
be altered very low for next month or two. sis
lice-qua the Benedict lam offered at labor!
niaa'ii price. Alan all kinds of lasumiou
anctlcneenng
Incl-Inc Slop.
IIAVINU LOCATED It! w. A. WIIEIII.!R'B
shop I an new Iliad apaad sli unwed to do
all ktndsof'ueurnl jobhlng and nachlae npalrtng.
Bicycles repaired and new parts 'Imllbtll, lawn
mowers mound and repaired. satisfaction iguana-
tud. Call sac give the a trial.
Martians
Inwrr end of Water St. E0. Norwslk.
on II,
II" II
Here They Are!
Coach. Ito-d.
Draught
and (locate! l’urposeHfl BSES
Also Trotting and saddle
At Broolnddo Stock Farm.
nook gt Thom.
‘ lll'l’! AND LM‘I WYANDO'I'I'U. BLACK
linen-as. Gold l‘rnclled “unborn. Bud
Plymonih Itorkn and Pakln Ditch. The best first
pumlnin stock.
an an C. B. WINE. loath Non-all. (N.
3 GREAT RHIDIB “blend in Italy's Syrup
0 of Tu. Wild Cherry and Hotchoand. the but
Cough Syrup and Lung Balsam in the worlds cents
a bottle. It is Invaluable for Creep in children
sold by all d'uflllll. The maniac only has to
sit-lieu thetlgnatinecl Jen. I. llalr Inndtnkoa
package. flalr'a Pharmacy. annular-lama.
Wu. Conn Potato 5 P. SLIMX‘I'IR
Soot .‘orwalk; ll. ll. HALE, . orwalk. cello-K
HATS! HATS!
The Correct Styles
In all gradte of Still and Soft lla's.
Spring Style
81111 Hats,
Boys flats, Polo Cape, Tennis
Caps in all colors, Crush
llats, ta, at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
qua-—
Particular nltenllon paid to
“stun, Clenulng and lronlng
Sills Ilau. spa
Merrill Phonogiipic Academy.
A
Commercial 'I‘ralnlng School.
51 Atlsstic st. Stamford. 0t. In Session
Dayand Ming.
gliOR‘I'IIAND and Typewriting rtniuit
k under the personal induction of the in-
(ipal and busima manager of Cathy's Bhortfisd
School, Hartford, Conn.
OIIIKRCIAI. Department, for the study of
book keeping. p’enmmhip, arithmetic, etc.V
is tinge of Prof. A. :Wsrda of New York cttv.
Young men and women carefully prepared to All
humble and lucrative positions.
Rein n Typcwlzer Headquarters for Stanford
and vi ty.
Desire-s llousra lied with t sciat-
uuaoa short police crdrcshlmll later-
motion call on. or Idduu,
IRS. l. A. IRRKIIL. Prim.
51 Atlantic st , Stamford.
EVICN ING
Commercial School.
BUSINESS DIPAmm—By a lyvtcxn of
officer, aria: all kinds of bu-iness paper, wkh
whichoar tar-do the are rseticsli
fitted fa an :03de itlga. PW!
lends??? ald’ti A; melon.
one HAND AND ,TY [WRITING 1!;
Watts int-ham of a tactical teacher. who
can secure but mulls. ulcua—Tnaday and
Thursday evenings.
GIRIAN CLASS—A practhl teacher from
Yalek Coilege gins lessons two sftaraoeas can
wee
“'onldbcpkaaedto have you call or write for
particulars. Fulfil II. 36300].
Gazette Bulldlnx, Norwalli, Cl.
l’. 8.—Alse f Bus' Departm
Business College. the. " wt?
... v. A. SCOFIELD,
HA3 OPllID AT
The Rear of the Warwick House,
South Kermit, a aqua-cut for the Isle of
Second-hand Furniture,
And other Household Goods.
Will take m‘to ration communion. Cash paid
tor lure, Carpets, Crockery, in.
MONEY LOAN ED
0n Watches, Jewelry. to.
damn”. strictly allude-ital. Gemini-latices
x 329. , will receive
prompt attention. 17
Refrigerators!
A IULI. LINE
OF ALL SIZES
__“.,__
Low Prices
B. F. alias:
Illa“ m Block...
“1- 84 Want-guess It" -
Iowtohshadlssuflbyc'l'. Ilsa-avat- hp at
so lbs. at We Each.
this era!- worth ts "in-m to kindle say moi-v,
I'. 'l'. LIHDNAIIID,
m it Water tit. Nuwsik.
A. N. 'Ii‘lilllltlfi.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Wateheu, Jewelry.
line Watch Rriamng a Willi],
loath law-Ii.
TRY 008.
Del. Ciiiti Creamery Blllll.
l'l' I’LIMIIIJ EVERY TIIK
DANIEL L’IIIIlIlIElIIEU.
CANDIES
0f aIlkIndl HM“:-
BAKERY!
-.___‘ ”W ~ m. ..
OORNIICUI’MD. (‘ANDY 1'0". and a full new
are: or «lane-tel candy.
HrsJohn Holland
“00'3“ awca.
illicit”
Tli Best cabinet
Photographs
$350 per Doz,
NOR‘rH 3e.
New and Scooiid-Iland
WAGONS,
New and Secondhand
CARTS,
A Lot of
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot Wagon,
one Grocer’s Wagon,
One Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Grass Seed.
Seed Data.
— san-
Barii-Yard Manures.
RAYMIINI] BR!!!
BEE HIVE
General lntelligencetlificc
Aayoncln want Manolo
one, or wishing M
change hiaochcrplanii, will itwtll macaw
call have and m that: sauce. . fut
Gentleman will Newman): m a! :1 m. if
yoawsntmbu ,ersciImnrnLowesqm'mfav my
thingyencon whamleewtilmmlnalm
otlicesuryday. Wehwcanltmigmflirhrflb
mdcncfutlutoslm.
.. B a
‘ C
\
We haves restaurant where you an get anything
md.$m‘th lg: lint saint an all hours
orw ”Inclination
Yours Respectfully. [SEE amt,
No. 5 Water D... ”on“.
.A FULL LINE Ol’
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vinishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door Mats,
Maugham-3mm.
W. c. QUIHTARD,
.
tan-e who-b.-. case-on.
’-
m...
IIIiIIONI-IAII
FURNITURE,
Carpets, Stem, A0,.
BOUGHT AID scan.
.mwmmcrr "" L":
at ran-nam- Ia.
«manta-nag“ i...
W. ”DID“
“fill.- It. W
Illl'llllllm'iillilil'l
limit: Heaiiunin Ill
NI 1141.] NERY,
a Water In. W.
We are sailing In. ”lath
WJaaIltqur-fi'll. “GD.
Meta Inward. shawl-t
eta-trite human-ads. ”fish-
mum lotions. am Ins-l id”
or.
iiiis. riwcrn‘,
Lila?! '1... W
No, What is it f
lluat k Zelatlteap the
Mm! Market In the my.
BLIllI llllIII [11m
normal every latest, I.“
VINE-bud”
Illifilli. litIIltt. Rains
7m Mm Palm-ovary lulu
Piss-o Tomato. m
Imported Sarah“.
A! MI: ”than-alum O
fma’lvayzu F ’
HUNT & ZELUIT’S.
Spring Styles
PAPER HANGIIGS.
Fine Line ofGilt-
At 25. u. a! A. M m u
Embossed Gilt-
Painting. Paper Hanging.
cuciiiiiiiiic.
DEGKER’S .
Pain and Will PM Silt,
I 9 North .853 St”
South Norwalk, Ct.
SOME
c—n—‘f——
Ambler f: Sammis’.
~10 evils Font. Hattie
rill) $4.00. 7 g (by
Bargains in Black Sarah, 67c.
Bargains in Black PM
Soic, or Lnxor, 1.00.
Bargain in Black Rhodante 97c.
Bargain in Black Fallie Fran-
coise, 98c. '
One lot Plaid Pinnacle. kc, ro-
iiuced from 40c to 25¢. .
One lot Plaid Pinnacle, 813., rev
«Inccd from 50c to 38¢.
One lot flinch Tricota, kc...
reduced from 85¢ to 50¢.
One lot 22 inch Haida, kc.
reduced from 25c to 12k.
attention of close bnyal.
li‘INE
amen wom.
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WWW 1th 5..
wawé’wfludm
JEWELER,
No. 15 W Place.
finial-an..-
“this Ilsa-r1.
“use. d I
thus Mb
”when“ ..... .. ..
:3“... men;
15“...
magmas. lo a.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Sew sales, assoc. uncle Ian."
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And many others worthy the
iiiiiii iiuii
momma
110M EBangY'r, fl"
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