‘Repreaentatlvea Doing the
Grand at St. James.
.«A new. CARRIAGE unsacurnn.
My lit-tween Authority Cawaaa I
“lunacy “wear to Place llituulf on tho
Ito, of the Cantu. of the Prince of
'IIOG: lml tho follow Ida. ”II.
lama. flay 21.41:- m American oil-
“comprising the United state- Iagation
h lamina am decidedly outdoing their
Democratic prolaaeaon In magnet of the
ariatocratlc location and appointment of
their midcueaa. In selecting a place of rest-
hoa "cry one of theta but: cant Ilia eye
II Ipal the “0'0"" partof the metropolis, ob-
I; Irionaof all questions of convenience or do-
irohlllty In other rt-eptx-tx than the flue
Wee of the burrulmtllligi. Mr. Lincoln
halacurodtlte lit-Ilse ennui aul formerly
“ W by La 1y Lewis at N 1.53 Cndogan
l, finale, Chelsea; Mr. McCormick has taken
Iphh midvnca at No. if Alla-maria street;
If. Emory has chosen to reside In Cork
M and the other attachea of the leg-allow
Mat hote-‘s wading the completion of
”flatten: with their future landlord:
"$54“? 1 2
A Chimney Sweep In “alea‘ Carriage.
10500:, May 27 .Connidcrable disorder
wal owaaioued at the firemen a para la by a
duh of authority between the ollll-lals to
whom was Intrustcd the duty of prmvlng
order. There hm: been much friction of late
between the police and the county council,
,. and the council, swing an opwrtunity to ad-
; ' Inlalatera anub to the police, lost no time in
l availing themselves of it. 1!!st of the
hill police escort for the parade the muncil
. [lauded a cordon of vuluntcent, and bad
56 than anneal-ed in time to beef lattice the
. mncil’tt well meant snub would undoubtedly
" have had the desired effect. Unfortunately,
however, the volunteers failed to put in an
appearance at the appointed time, and the
Inuit was that no protection whatever was
alluded the parade or the thousands of apoc-
tatora who had assembled to wituctn it. The
crowd at one time became so unruly as to
excite aerioua apprehensions for the aafety of
the notable: who were prom-Int in carriagua,
many of them with ladies. A chimney sweep,
Mel-ed with soot, facetlously mingle-l with
the richly dressed ladies present, besmraring
their silks and saline, and there was no one
to Interfere with his frolic until he had amted
himself upon the step of the carriazeoccu-
piedby the Prince and Prince»: of Wales.
Not until the priuccnt, hurriilcd at the
awecp‘s audacity, began to promt lcu-lly
., war the fellow seized and hustle-i - nt of tho
way.
}* An Explorer Homeward Bound.
I
Capt. Lugard, who was until ra-cntly in’
I conunand of the Britt'uth garrison station at
‘ Karonga, on Lake Nymaa, is hontcwar-I
bound alone. Serious appreboxusions are cnv
Mined for the safety of the gnrrbon. :ho
It Iareported, are hemmed in by 11117de of
hmtile natives. Commander Cameron in out
In an appeal for funds to organize an cxpcdi—
lien for their relief. He believes that unloaa
atapare taken at once to rescue them from
their perilous Ianition, the entire garrison
must be annihilatul.
Appalllu; Death on the “'atcr.
human, May iii—Advkm from here
bring appalling accounts of the ravages of
(Ii-cue among the English and German shir-
inthoaewatera There are many cases of
L dysentery and lever on the English ships and
"' .. the German vessels are in even a worse con-
dition. The corvette Corvallis is renderol
attircly helpless, having half her crew down
i“ with fever. Three of the men died in twenty-
four hours.
A Love Feuat So Far.
Bmua, May 27,—1'be mans of the
' British and German diploma“,
engaged in the effort tostraighten outtho
Samoan troubles in Berlin, have up to thia
time ntaumed the appearance of a veritable
love feast. There are reports, however, that
this serenity is not likely to continue. It ia
dlflicult to conjecture what trouble is brew-
« ingnow in the conference, but it is rumored
H. indiplomatic circles that there Samaria:-
, hitch in the negotiations.
A British Wanhlp Aahorc.
Minion, May 21—11») British wanhip
Btu-prise, of the Mediterranean squadron, is
ashore at Syracuse, after running down and
linking the steamer Nesta. The Surprise is
fall of water.
A Wholesale Palm! Acqulttcd.
Pants, May ill-Putts Brawler, the
chemist’a anistant, whose arraet at Barre in
Decentber last, charged with poisoning six-
teen persons, created such ammatiomhas
been acquittal.
"Not Guilty. 50 Help Me God!"
' Nzw Ouuaxs, May 21-10113 Claire and
John Gibson were found guilty of killing
. , Hon. Patrick Henley on \ew Yar'emorn—
Ing,]888, and the juryasacuacdpuuiahmeut
’ at unpriaonment for life. (Ilaire shouted
“laminnoceut, lobelp me God!" anacon-
tinud shrieking while attempting to attack
the but was quickly overpowered
Enhance was deferred. This was the vac-V
oantrial.
American “berm!“ Will It.
Mm,mym.—Becretaryflartiu,cf
the Amiganntcd asociatian, has received
adrcular'mvitingalllahw Wilma”
loin aconvention atl’arkfrula
Julyllto 21,10rthepurpeaee‘fovmmgan
mtg-national uncommitted
mentbeaubjectotwagu andhoun of
1-».me of workahopamlof
dtanaetic balmy. Mr. Martin unlock
thatthemovwnalt lava-of Bochlimandpurpeaa
doaauotthhkAmicanlahoron-‘uhatiou
willherapruntcdatthemaetinr,
Elam-taut Kala-a W In...
fil—Mr. Robert Mela-e, the
Ia Didn't lava to Pay It. but It was
III! Father's Laat Mao-t.
I" You, May fit—~0ver “04W baa
head paid in Newark and this city within a
few health. which that who halved It
haw had no hope“)! getting. In I’M Pat-
rick Ilugaa. a ahoe manufacturer in Newark,
failed for 030,000 and wuuwmuiwd with
late cmlttora for N per (not. lie paldtha
mum, and IM mound busines- In tho
name of ,It lubcth It Hogan, tit- dauth,
wlio walla charge of the woman'a departv
meat at the time of the failure. Mr. Hogan
detenulnul that he would work hard, Itva
mlolnically, audbeabla to my tome day
that he did not owe any man a dollar. With
this (third In View he began to net and.
every cent he could aava from his profile, and
to pay small Installatante of the olddebta
which had been compromised.
l-‘iuallya new and larger factory lat-cum
uetvmary, audthh prevented hitu doing an
much toward the extinction of the debt.
HII'II’III‘BB came on him last winter and in
March he died, telling his daughter about
with his dying breath that aim must carry
out his Idaho; and pay every cent of hi- old
dgbttt.
Miss Hogan followul her father's desire,
and but week abe paid the laat dollar to the
last one of her fatltn-r'a ore-liters, a million-
aire who hadlong aince wiped the account
frcmhh book! and put It out of his mind.
It In only MK). Among other atnounta
paid during the week were two and dull)
to wealthy leather mauufnctun-rtt. lfttttt
Hogan Is now doing a [pod bllalliesa and la
clear of debt.
EMPLOYES‘ MONEY TAKE N.
A lJ—l’car-Old Buy Item of! with funds
Intended to Pay the Workman.
le Yottx, May 27.—Morgan lilmr, aged
13, um of the prhinlcut of the er Jersey
Wine company, at l‘ft.\'~fllt', N. J., alm'oudetl
from that place with “,000 In money and
checks which had been catruatcd to him,
and which he was to hand to his father for
the tut-[mo of paying of! employee The
money came front the New York office of
the cmnpnuy. It was handed to young
Spear at the Patriots tit-pot. In~tcad of tak~
tag it to his father he secreted binuelf la the
depot and took the next train for New York
with two boys named Willie Hartman and
Thomas Hunt, agvd about III yearn TbeI
two boys have been in trouble before, and it
i supposed that they led young err n~trn y.
The New York police were untitled, and are
aearching for the tt II), Prod Ic -nt Spccr, who'
i Avery wealthy man, In altnmt prmtrated
with grief over his sun '5 action.
GEN. DRUM WILL RETIRE.
A Hot H. In In “'aahlngtou Among lllvnla
for Ilia Place.
W “macros, May 27.—'I.Hnnrrow Betti
Drum, the aaljntnnt general of the arIny,re~
tires to private life. He has attained the age
uft’r. years, has turn a moat excellentsoldicr,
anl lays down the carcsand troubles of office
with ll-i brilliant a record as any array oilieer
:euld poasildy hat—n.
During the Wt‘tk the has been a bitter
Contact waged through the newsmlxmt bo-
twccn the rttals for his place. lly general
«at-tent. III-5 fight rccmst to have narrowed
down to (Jul. Kclton, the perIt resistant
ndjutant general, and (Jul. Whipple, now on
duty on Governor's wand, New York barb: r. s
STOLE FIVE I‘iUNDRED HORSES.
Six "on (lot Their \“ ork In on Other
flcn'a Property.
TRINIDAD, Cal, .‘day 27.-—I.nrcnae lap",
shorilf of San Miguel County. X. IL, came in
flow Folsom, N. IL, with six prisoner! who
ball stolen 500 hon-ca from ranches in San
Miguel county. Three hundred and fifty of
the alalt‘n horses were found in their poesw
aim, being driven toward Montana. The
alteriil's poem had puraucd the men too point
about 2&ny Inilcs lit rthwmt of Foimmmbcre
the [arty was mated without tnyubic.
The names of the persons am: Tom l’ridtb
mun, Jim Williams tailored}, II. W. Bunting,
Charla Martin, C. A. Perkins and John
Martin. They were taken to New Mexico
Bishop flea-o dicing Went.
Wasmsorox, May 2‘}.— Bishop Kenna,
who has been a guest at the [mtorairaai'
dcnccof St. Patrick’s church time his ar-
rival ‘n the city lut Tmiay, bu left for
Philadelphia. He will visit a number of
places in Pennsylvania, and will then go to
Chicago and the far went.
A Prevail-cut Circus Han Dead.
Rocurusnn, N. I’., May zit-Crete Pul- '
ver, who has had charge for several yearsof
the 'advcrtiaing department of Barnum,
Bailey 8.: Hutchinson's show, died at his
home in this city,aged/-tl years. He had
been in the thaw lineman: for nineteen yawn.
Murdered III Cold Blood.
Bunions, May 21—Janm'a ’l'. Kirby,a
mouhlcr employed in the ftmndry of the
Washingtm navy yard, and living at it
South Carrollton avenue, this city, was
murdered at the aaloouof Edward Walsh,
corner of Schroeder and [gum strata
Slack Property m
Ram, Pa, flay 21—h has just beat re»
ported that car thieves robbed twenty-owe
an of the Pennsylvania company that came
ova thcl’tttaburg and Lake Erie railmad,
andthatalarxcamountofvaluabiapvuperty
was stolen.
A Baby Drowned In a Watt-h
Influx, N. 1., May 21.-—While playing
bythesaeofa washtub filled with water,
agent—old John lichen, of to) Verona av-
enmfiuaanemauucr lifted hixnaelf apron
the 033': fell into the water and was
crowned.
lackvflle Iran'- Sweet-n.
Vacuum Bitty nose Jafiaa PM
fotowill returutofitglandin Julyfcr tho
of hugging Lady Pam and
daughter to Waahmgtom It is expected
tutthcywiliapandapartolfievtudwat
lam
WWII.”
wean, Va, flay 2.2—“ the
Ila-thehodydthed-d-afo‘h
Barth-5a cook it was clearly than by
Wflowfiuiththtthahadywaethtdfl
an, Capt. My I’.,lhith, at Well-at,
fl.
mm
”mac, flay u-a: Ahkvila
Dina-.flaky.a yoaaghwyer,
w-katalIy-ard-ad hydahllgqfla
Wallaby-wife. lll fault; lad
uhtadhatwweatbtwon-fkn-th.
Marl-In”.
In luau, flay 1-”. J- E
W‘M Namath-dicta-
awamsummm
maul-,whwhflfly“
nahplah. thwarflyawadap
”ammonia-r.
. * I Is” oui outset
PAW 3I0tl, 000 FOR SIRS
The Dual Life of the Late De—
mas Barnes.
"I0.“ I'll t4 bill I'
'I'II M l I I I. .\l“"
FrIrad-t of the Beautiful (‘ura Ilollo Knapp
Ilelleve That lIor Murry of l'urriugw
with the Millionaire I- 'lin -t\ hero
my "of.
New Yum. May' .7.~—'l'lu u.; .. Ill Immi-
Manila-mulling t‘uru Bt' .- I; app, who
wants $251.0 00f tho: Intt llvmu Illll‘lll‘a. to
late in “i“ uklyn, la in hiding ll'ulll the In-
quiaitiw lupvrltlh, tltolnttt-rlmvn nut lawn
idle. 01180! tilt-ti I I .. ' pf r-
ou-t aim: up II. To rcndcnd .ultt" , In cntpha to
m Itdintirm mun- lau Intcr'. .ctt withtlctt.
John N. Knapp, of Auburn, lla- ill-tittguialrtd
clmirtuan of the state executwu mnunittco,
and printa it in The llmklyn H .,_ lu-
'l'hc young lady ht \‘cbentctt‘iy tIv‘illthl "a
Indian niece of the tiougltty t‘n} uga mutil- 'a
lieutenant of Ram Coukitu; by nulena
petwuage than the gcnctal l.tn-..-.-lf. How-
ever, the is well known to the pet-pie of
Auburn.
I':-alt!" Information.
William Panzburu, a wealthy resident of
Clyde, has a distinct recollection of Ms:
Knapp. lie rays hcr [atom-3:.- is Clyde, in
Wayne county, and that the is the daughter
of the late Hylveutcr Knapp. lit r mother is
almdead.
Mr. l’anglnu‘nis In p. man-lull uf infonnn—
tlon which lead» him to tirmly lnllt‘t’c that
Cora was married to Burnt-L
Ho Iepnwatml hima-rlt to Lcr on aringle
mnu. ’t‘hctrnm-ting i. Illicit-II lttllln'tntuo
curredat lake ("~‘I'Ll', “Ill'lt: C In “as cm-
ployed'aa a dolnutn' in one of the large
hotels. She war- tirn a rurgdumnxly Insanit-
ful woman, and most be now no or ill ycnva
of age, though not amarcuily l-\'t'l" :3 or 2A
She is plow-ant volt-(d, rival-lone, and hm a
auperb figure, which, through her daily
tasks. Is very mtncular.
1 They Ilcllevo lie Married ller.
linrnca lL-td'a handsome cottage at Lake
(it-urge, and his wife was with llllll tin-re
I when he was laying alll'lttit‘lts to Blip
IKnapp, and, learning of his film-0n, indigo
,nantiy left. A year and a half In-fore his
tlmth lira. liarntu [1'qu II tn the with hint,
I and they only up [K and t go tlmr to prevent
‘thcir faintly skclt-lntl milking almut in the
open day.
Ills frlt'lltlil ylcid that he maintained Miss
I Knapp In Imndwme apartment. uptown in
I “list city, and will not be surpriml if at the
proper time she prtxluccs a warring-Immi-
. mic.
I It I! said that \Im Knapp It; twrnntlIt-d Mm.
Burnt-x on the snlijocl of a at I to ~,In--nt whit h
twas adnsed by don-caulk Iricnib, but all
ovcrturcs were dimvnnlcnancul by that lady.
A Four "I‘ IIIII II Definer.
The d It ilrv‘ will I. In: Ior four bends, and
4'to-I: Fin, Iitll'lll'a lvi-l unlawful rc fllloll
I with the p u at; If; s 0 did, plaintiff hcl-l utt-
lawful Iclatium with other men; thitd,
I plnititdf knicw fizz-t Jlr. IILAI'I'IK'S “a. tnarrial,
‘ having lrul izmzullvd In both like lllnlllwi dur-
I
' ing the abs: tti'!’ of hi:- fItIIIin in Europe, Mid
that platnttl had even gone flirting-It the
effects of tllv‘elath-r and thin what caught
la-r fancy; and fourth, Barnett h not the
fatimrot plaintiffs t’liil‘l, and flint nll obli—
gnttom Iva-«I with lh-- duntlt of linrnca, the
mintiontt between than living a 1»:an iv!-
raaggnb of.
Malta “in from I‘::lcnt Dfrtlirlnca.
llama» Ir: Ii .2 mm I’:t.’t:t:;ra, .V. Y., and
drifted to New York a pyrf buy. Be made
his money out of Intent lilt'lllrlllf‘}, his must
thoroughly :IIIYL'I’IIned bring his Plantation
‘ Bitten. "bl daughter Corn, lry his first WIII’,
ownt Cmtoria, and clcarul eliiulw by it last
year.
Ilia first wife answered his mlvcrtiscrmnt
fora wife. Hhc was the daughter of .lusLe
Dewey, of Rochester, romantic and imprw’
sitmabla. One «laughter, Com, watt the le-
"III of their union. The mu Mn. Burnt s,
the defendant of the acusationnl suit In:
pemling, B a St. Louis girl, two years
younger than an.- Knnpp. She is ix‘autiful.
accomplished anal ambitious socially. There
is a daughter from this W600] marriage.
Hm Barnes is rich in her own right, having
inherited moon worth of SI. [units prop-
my.
Yul-Inky
Lifelong Duality.
deecaaacd at all times lo! a dual exist-
ence. He was as clay in the hands of the
fair an, and was naninualiy in hot water.
~ Hi weakuem in this respect we» the paradox
of his penoual nature.
Pint hi boarding house minus: sue.) him
for breach of prmnhe and obtained jul -
uncut. The gang who fou ht his: wliticnl a9-
piratiom In Brooklyn found tiair readied
weapon inn woman's: wiles, wnu swatnlq
blackmailed Balm Again a charming Iri-
ventures was found by c: mfe lumbar clmetcd
with Barns at the United Statics hotel in
”is city, and it cost the latter £2,600 to hn-h
I the MM.
Ply! C1003!” for Social Sins.
Kort he has! a [farm with Nellie McHs-ury,
one of his pretty pillmakmt, and the sin-nu.
out clout: of the firm wore required to avert
a heavy suit for damages
Be wavalso infatuated by a young woman
named Joy’s \I’Illidxnmn, and had her and
bar mother installed in a handsome brown
am home on Keepstrcct, Brooklyn. Ho
Icntha'abromhand itis d that she
,tkremeta mshelikcdhettertlm'fiam
She did not return to ihclattcr. At one
tim he nettle! a suit for social shining for
who. and paid it hurriedly that it might
not reachthecara of his afllnuccd-theseo
‘oud Malian-a Hoiaknowutohavo
spent are “N,” incaahaettliagrariotn
‘awi’ts brought against bill by I'm
It: Was .- altar.
He leeward with ambition, impndruce and
tiring, and much of his money was made In
aperuhtitm Iowa: ftwatime tor
it'll-Brooklyn andmauyludleroua
Warn of hiccnductufthat
filo-tutu; amnmndrm
Butters whidladtotlnpawageof the
last nee-rd- of the Principal nag-as
I1. I. Data.
Below will be found the womb of th
principal leaxuaa up to date and then-:-
played.
The National Mayne.
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New \mk .............. II’I;..".'I212,0 QIM
Cleveland ................ ll 3‘ 2 l I: it II I:
I‘Illt'fuo I« II 2 I I I
Pillsbury 0 l 24‘ 3_ I. I!
ltnlmuttpu’h' l 0, 0 5' L”, t I I
“’Asl-tatgtun I! 0, III I, l ”l“ 0
(l: min I\' wt .. . _t‘t II II IR 13 If: l.’:,l.'t ,
1he Atlantic Aaaurtatlon.
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Willi-«hart I; l. L‘ 'l L,l0
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The American Automation
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Brumklyn . ‘3 '4' 2‘ I TI 1: XII?
Kasmuclty :I I e z; I':} at.
Cincinnati . l U I . :l, l a HD
AIIIlI'lh.‘ ................... '2 4 l: l. . III: lift
Baltimore... .0 I 3’ It It 35 .II
Coltttttbtnt ............... I Li I. l l .7 210
Lemma. ................. :t 0 l t z 1; LI 8
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(Intntwloat . ........... IIII‘JH lll' wt: :4 .
Sunday (lame-s
At Cincinnati (morning ganu- l —
Cincinnati. .......... I it 0 t) l 0 .‘i x—B
buuiat'llle. ............ 0 l 0 o a n a 0 0-7
liattcrim: Mullahs, Baldwin and Keenan: I-Iw-
III): and \‘auglm. l'mpin-z Holland.
At Cincinnati afternoon galact—
Ciucinuali ............ l 5 0 0 :l l :l 3 x-lI
hmimilic.. ...0 0 0 0 t) 0 I 3 “-4
Ihttrnct»: I Iuryca, [‘onover and Keenan; Klimt
and Cook. Empire: Holland.
At t'ulutnlnnt»
Columbus. .......... l 0 0 2 l 0 0 l (1-.
Brooklyn ....0 0 (I I .1000 tL-d
Ballerina: Maya, “‘cidncr and U‘t‘otxnor;
Hughes tin-I \"taucr. L'Inpin-z ti-tltluunh.
Ath‘tlatuisv—
Stiletto. . .0 0 l ti :3 o o 0 3—1!
Kansast‘iuu .o I o n o -: o 0 on;
Batu-rim: King: lithium and It sir-z Swami
(Jenner and lloon- r lInpxrr; h ‘-,;u- nu.
All Atlvrrllacmcnt lt:.~.b.tttl.
Iii rum, May .... —.\In- 8 iii" :<.-x:1pl:-,a
Buffalo widow, hat: boon tlt'ul't ul by n bus-
band whom she secured by unm- II t; u [er-
.I. II he
zonal advertisement. TIIUIIih-ll ~ I
was Charles W. Miller, was “i. . I.
well. and claimed to be a um. : .
tct‘tivc, which profmsit II l.-- 1‘ . ..
amuwntcnt. Miller marricl 2i 3 2..
wwk's courta'hip and find “uh 1.. three
days, when he disapIx-aml, taking; tutunblu
articles belonging to the bride, “In. i. dul-
gerously III as a rcsult of her (xpcz' .t. .'.l~
.1“? ll
lltlda and l‘nda of Sports.
’Otcuin . day of the JcN-y City Ym- ht club
on Thursday
The Brooklyn Jockey club nmmunt'w that
tin-re will be rcven races on \l'cdnc.-day and
eight on Titurnday of this week. I,
Thomas (.‘nnnody has cltnlicngtd James
Armstrong, of the Ninth ward, to a match
at loot, best six ganxca out of clcven, for any
amount, to upward. and the championship
of the Eighth and Ninth north, how York.
Another Victim of Confidence Mon.
Kassas CITY, May :37 —— -vt Clowdt'a, an
old and Wealthy farmer of Livingston
county, 1b)., was induced to draw 81,500
from bank several days ago by two strangers,
who pretended to be looking for farm land;
On the way home he was lmttaded to take
a drink, which was drugged, and the wind-
Icnt neared the money. Clowdishasoften
toasted that he had not taken a newspaper
for tzfty years, and he says that the drink
he link was: the first one in thirty years.
Ilnilroad Employ" Dluharged.
Pimet'no, May 27.——llr. McDonald, the.
new general manager of the l’ittsburg and,
Ween-m railroad, has inaugurated a re
tmncltmcn! in the expenditures of the road.
Three hundred and Ilfty eIanoyea, embrac-
ing men employed in all branches, have been
discharged within the past twenty-four
bouts. A number of other dimtissals are ex-
I‘m-ch11.
luv. Father liar-ling Dead.
Saw Harts, Conn, May 27.—Rev. James
H. Harding, formerly chancellor of the dio-
cecof Connecticut, is dead at St. Francis'
Roman Catholic Orphan asylum, where he
had iatcly acted as chaplain. He was 81
years of age. .
To Ila Blalue'a Private Secretary.
Wasmsoroa, flay zip—Louis Dent, for—
merly [rivets aea-etary topongmn Eitt,
has been appointed to theaamo capacity by
Secretary Blaine. He aided Mr. Blaine in
writing “Twenty Years in magmas." »
a shuttr Killed by aneradnoa.
Burma, Tex. May 27.-—8heriif flay. of
thithysou) county, was killed in a battle
with three despa-adoea ha wastryinz to aI~
rest. The murderer! are the horn hrothens
To Ergo the Trial of McQuadb.
Kaw You, flay 2'1.—Amlstaut District
Attorney Sample Ina for Saratoga,
wherehewillmovaforthe of flcQuado
”“1!ng Saratoga county cya-
Son—Ia-law llclfoo.
Wamxom, flay 21—; It. fleKee,tha
t‘a min-law, has arrived at the
Mite flmfmmladiaaapolia Bewillra-
turu lamenextwfiacctanpauiad by Mn.
n.3qmunowm-I’eaamn.
Cal. BriaaAplwl-atavedla.
Ina, 0., May ff.—Oalvln8. Brice, chair-
man! the Damouationatluateommittae,
baa ban mast-ad Into flart Armstrong
MQLR,dthhdty.
la wean-y «the rut.
law You. flay if.-flaaaa-hl avian
Inhibit-anatomical
Mama-IN
of“ tn~
was“ .
SUPERIOR
BIIIEPUWIIEH
THE l‘lllIEST Illl BEST
lamada oaIyof strictly pure grape cream
at mm:- atrictl pure bloat-Innate of
anad naall portion of flour aa a
pracnmtiva, nothing alae whatever. and
warranted entirely free from alum.
ammonia, phoaphatea. lime, and all the
adulteraata {mlueutly found in bakin
powders. The character of materialE
used. their purity. and the nicely of their
combination, reader Cleveland's an rior
baking powder the moat healthful
economical in use. and it alwa a atforda
wholesomemntritioua and deli one food.
It In recommended l1:f:or urity. healthful-
am and ciliclcnc oven-amt and
State cherub-ta. cemiata rf Boards of
Health. and pmfemon In 'inatltutiou of
learning throughout the country.
Sold only in man, full weight.
(‘I at ELAID “Immune. ALBAIY. N. Y.
0. ($0. TEA
The minced. 'I‘ea Ever 05ml.
PERFECTLY PU RE.
A hint?! DELII‘IOUII IIYI‘I-ZILAUE. 'flll' IT.
I':: will am: m It; :i.:-. wilt,- atm nrlt:
‘I-It I't'll'. pick. .I from
It II the llfztllh‘r I'..
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train-r 't‘Iw limit
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Criertr‘t ": Chalet-Ml 'i'ca, 63., at! ,
".m' (-77.21; hurling 53,», Na: I':»??-
l" If! I" luv. "1‘!an ”tart-I.
I‘. l). luilI'TON 8t (30..
I). L’IlollEDlEIl.
CIIAB. ll. FEIlltIS,
South liorwalk, Conn.
A Talk With
Col. Ferrla, Monica Glover, David Plan.
8. K. Sllfllly. lira Ilcnry Sryttmur
and Othera
Below wIII he found a sample of the multitude of
letters of encaung cmcat Franklin llowea a son. of
736 Bmadwa new York, daily receive. The sub
Joined unaudited tatItnoIliala nm from your friends
and nelgbbpaladica mdfeatlaatcam you know and
atccm f honor an atralghlfkward near. and
who would seem to be a plrty toan dweptiou.
What ha been done for other- can be a form: you
and it Is folly to longer under when the manual
recovery lire at your very door. .-
(‘0L 0. I. FBIBII rays: “In “75 lwse
taken k with Dyspepsia and Jaandlcc of IM'fm
IIIN‘VIF Ion. n-dacme my weight about ixly ponada.
leufl ch about one year aada aw Breathing
waa done lhat medic It akiII mid
a council of doctors declared my case "luau-able:z
()1th gave loathe benefita of double. Then I war
a: ally pcnnaded to take [lower BIood Purifier.
afar taking two or three bottu I waa attirely
(INC and have been a well man for over air yeua.‘
RIBS. HENRY SEYMOUR. said to have had
a rancer removed by Dr. Committee. of ltcw Yolk
city. \\ an vet law—reported likely todiealaydayé‘
not able to wal atone; care would
ulcer ery cmd be: seven year ago and ha: been a
we I woman aim
S. K B'I'AltLBY. r'earlytlghty eun old. and
was ruflcvlng severely from a math. The
duton raid he had an “u'cer on his lung.” and
could not live ilavtag heard of the wonderful
rum doncby "The (heat Blood Pun tier." local
for It at once ’and tmk It faithfully My mgh die
apparel! and am now mjnylnr good health.
Testimony ofaltemnrkahle Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.
Mlaa Celia ltarr. (now lira. charlaa
Bennett), Grant 8L. Norwalk, Conn.
llad Kidney trouble, Dyrpcpa‘a, Impaired circa-
luion of eight vcara running; was ac anvoaa that
Illf' could neither sleep our cat. Pal-l cut over
eight hundred dollars to dcctora. and waa aothene
ilitcd etc cent“ a truth; hath Intact as much by
the poiaon medicine as by the discaae fur whit:
lIl--y were taken. She aaye: "I did not expect to
Inc but a short tin-s. Ir. flower wao real to Inc
In a friend. I took his medicine and have not had
a doctor slate. l was not able to walk without help
-am now able and dowalk all about town several
tlmcaada. lamanewpersou. and! would not
he hackw etc] war for thealaadsof
consider It the
public. Dr. from t: ck. of New York. told Inc he
won't! not have believed lccatd haveheca cared
he had notncnll done by Franklin llawea‘ float.
cal Diet-av ry. " Curedt tour yuan ago.
Ion Babs DSIVBBSALLY In?
TRY OUR.
Del. (Inuit Creamery Bullet.
l'I' PLEASE EVERY TIME
DANIEL L’IIOMIIEDIEU.
HOUSATONIO RAILROAD.
IIANBURY & NORWALK DIVISIOH.
Oorrcucd February 4th. nu
Tanager ‘I‘ralna.
SOUTH.
Lultarwalk. Lv.Eo. Nawalk Ar. Wilton Pain
5
NORTH
Lv. Viburnum Dahlia-walk. Arm
lIOamflIxad Imamfl‘x'd iloflixad
0:5 ~‘ “ tau “ “ “I
" Ila " ‘:!3I.I.
12m “ 121: n. “P
250 “Hired no “fllxod ll. Ind
tmp. In. at: " 511ml.
:3“ u 6” aa 6” 0|
toxo "Hired “”10““ Hilliard
- lunar. ,
09a.- Isak.
p.-
W.I.Drlvaaaol.VleePI-.aan (3-1 W.
1.0 unnamed.
A. ‘7.an Moment. .
IAIN LINE.
if mmmmum
QU‘INTARD’I
Gillllllll itll Willi!
LII? 0’ IYIUPII
teem ' . 't'e-
fining. i’“
All! :3: “In.
Illa-nu. ua Ié
mate. gaunt
.... ‘,a——
Quintard 8: Son’s, Drugtzists.
' ll lala titroet. Norwalk.
Z‘Ftlneiit 'ittén‘i’tltiiuTcTfiE
uwa annual.
OARRIfiE BLOCKS.
w '-
Minuiactured by C. T. lEONARD,
u Wat. M 3|“ 1,
'ittntntt ant Hiallllltl.
Donut emanate: am
What“ direct to the“ “fl
.W Water lterwalkaad
wltlaothadl
Iaalikiada of
cu- . W. BATES.
KENT & CIIOLWELL,
Milli IND PLISTIRERI.
Boilers of allliluda
tiet and Repaired.
Fire Brick Work,
and Jobbing of all Kinda
a Speclalty.
orflcn a1 a. IELLBCI’I,
tor Waahlwctol at. III-Idle.
no. Norwallt, Conn.
£93; no. Box no, WMportJlt.
Jacob M. Layton,
that hate and Hour Agni.
General Insurance Agency
In. Life and Accident.
(Jean Steamship Tickets-Cabin and Steer-u.
Mfmuuelua‘adwm Musicals-to
Notary Public. Acknowledge-teat. Taken.
Railroad 'I‘Icketa. Baggage Checked
to Destination.
a Waahtaztcu It. mm m to PM
South Norwalk. Conn.
TAYLOR a: GOLDEN
Real Estate. I'lre, Life. Accident,
Plate (liars. and Steam Boiler
INSURANCE AGENTS
AIM) Agents for the Sale of
Debentnro and l-‘arwI flora-ac
G A: 'l' per cent. Bonds.
nonn- Negotiated.
”mom—45 aaWuhtugtou 3L. so. Raw-III.
Illllfl ' Your Lift lt-llal.
'I‘o-llorrow Ilay be Too Late.
Takeanladmtl’olleythat oauyuaed In
old-go. l'yoalivaorifyoadle,‘ t wiilba a help
to your Iamllv. s 'ceataadayw ve a
Inaaaacedownentoffildmw bcpa IoII
lltlyearaofagaortohlafamilyatdeath. “health a
day’wlilaivayonallfepollcy for spoon. and you
dhaoaotlmaew tyouhavepalttlfyounap paying
aayycarafterthnsc.
manna In m
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance 00.,
0!? HARTFORD.
a. a. vuomnmu. Agent,
Southllorwalk.
Life Insurance
AtActfialCost.
PERSONS dennmaofobtaluingllfelnsaraaceat
actualcoat. should write forcirealan to
Security flataal Icaellt Society,
833 Broadway. In York.
This Foctetyelatazethatfanixyeanthe coat to a
member of middle age Ina been
[one Thu Twelve Dollars a Year
an an
mmhnn
WI. I'l— BIIRS, le
Aaaate. - - - 0 93,480,135
sin-pins, - - - 13,549,000
lacunae In 1888. . - - 25,401,!”
In" em... less. - tenuous:
Write: thematic: routine Paid- with-t
revolution- to madame, travel, or occupant
anctwoytmaadgauaatcdngtha return of all
wnlanapaidnd the mat of the policy If
Momdadagthe‘l'cattnepalcd.
lta I'd-lino polici- Iave hen natudxg fo
azveralycanaadhnpaidaarvlvuna higher rate
oflateraw tI-a is otherwha obtataahla on Am-
claaawcaliti-taudbettktkaaaaystham-
lead ‘01” W for date-ant, giving
Y " LLWJIMIIAM
Rowland-a.
0.!WlLSOlt.Apt.flonalk,0aan. alli-
COLUIBIA SAFETY.
murmurs-mm
.ara-I-a
aafanadwladfkddk
mob!
New commune... Bicycle
new
wettewsmm
“3—“;
new. cabin-wanna pa. ‘
' I» let Itallta wood
mauuawwau laaandla map a
50 1b.. Ob I00 Itch.
anu'awmltualautttokiadlaw otulav,
Ca T. 'lnoxt“”’
fit if Water 8L, Norwalk.
A. H. IPIBIIRIR,
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
l'lnc Watch Repairing a Swelalty.
ad Walkingtoa tit.. - loath Nor-all.
CANDIES
(Mallklndt
BAKERY
._...._. ‘p...-__
contwmt-tu. CANDY NYE. altda fut: mum.
tarot of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Hollandw
MUDIIPI BLOCK.
Flatt Claw
”‘15 If
HALE’S LIST
llllllfll'lflll Clflflii.
Mlltll ABBACORSI’IBIJI,
OPERA II.
M mu,
rtm'a'm
not: IIIIIIAIIIIALOSA,
m at.
"ALA CAROLINA.
BELLA IIIIIIA.
JEFFERSON.
In addition to t a- above I carry a
atock of twenty five d5 I‘lcrcnt brands of
Domestic Cigars and believe I can suit
the most fastidlouu tint». Persons that
are in the habit of buying by the box are
invited to call and get prtcte, ‘5 Inch will
be found reasonable.
H. R. EALE.
The Drttggist,
llttlu and Wall Strccla.
New and Second-Hand
WAGONS,
New and Second-Hand
CARTS
A Lot of.
Cheap Horses,
A Good Depot it a" .011,
One tlroecr’ s It agon,
One Butcher’s Wagon.
FERTILIZERS,
Cor.
Grass Seed.
Seed Oats,
Barn-Yard Manures.
RAYM NI] Bills
BEE HIVE ,
General Intelligence 0Mce
Any one In want of employment, or whhlug to
dis hhgdherphcawillfladitwul [M11230
call name;
Geatlemauwillrh‘amuchamedtheeum of 15 eta. If
thiagyeucan here aawewllladvcrtheattae
tiller every day. We have a sitting room for Ladies
and one It! Gait:
We havca manat where an anvthiug
I':; scifintlwlch to a filings?” gall hour:
orweekulao
ml?!“ MY Youra Respectfully, BIB DIVE.
No. 5 Water St... Borough.
a cum. LINE or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils V_a_r_nishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire Steel Door
ta,
making new. baa thin: cat.
w. c. QUINTARD,“
WEAK-m
hudy’knmcrrent. orenqnimfor any
am: mum
FURNITURE,
Carpets. Stoves, 10.,
AID 50m
no “GET
ormflrmquIWM “team
of allrklnda hashtaadeallm
w. PODUORE.
”name at . spew
Bargamsmlllhtn . ~
-——-—(IO'I‘0-——
Fatteu’t Headquarter: to.
M I 1.1.x NICKY.
:3 winter 81., Kuwait.
We are aellinu No. it Ratio U. 9.
hone. In at from “Hell: up. V
of Daniel: feather banda'. III up I an:
colon. forwc'a. AfalI Iliad I.“
to cu. up.
8 Water It, .
Have You Heard Itt ‘
No, What It It?
llunt a: Zelullfoow
Nice-t Market In the tv
BLIBI RUBI L0
Delivered every Saintly I!“
Fish, Oysters, Cl .
Immanuel.
Aspirant, Lettuce. It
FremGreeuaPmnwyW
Au blur want in the Will.
freah’e‘vcry 5:; at M
HUNT s: ZELUFI
Spring Styles
PAPER HANGING,
Fine Line of Gilli
a: 25, so, and to Cents. Double inn.
Embossed Gil“, »
New Styles, at 400. Double ‘QI ‘
Painting, Paper Hanging“,
CALCIMINING. ‘
DECKE . ~14
Paint all Wall Paper 8
l 8 North Hall! 8“.
South N or‘vvalk,
SOME
Spatial nan:
Ambler 8: Slim
40 yards Fancy Mattin
roll) $4. 00. g
Bargains' In Black Sarah, 67$.é
Bargains in Black Pelt
Soie, or Luxor, 1.00.
Bargain In Black Rhadame
Bargain 1.. Black Fallie "B"
caise, 980.
One lo‘t Plaid Flannela, £9.
duccd from 400 to 250.
One lot Plaid Flannelgdtc.
duccd from 500 to 38ft,
One lot 54 inch Tried?
reduced from 850 tofi
One lot 22-inch Plaid"
reduced from 25:; to .1 . “
And many others w
attention of close I) .
IIBLF. IS.
FINE
WITIJH RE.
SKILLED ”WC
A
fathom
iuoua School
graduate of the
Norwalk Chronicler