' r ‘kawvm
-_.. -..._......_.._._—....._.-_. ..-. - a...” .W
will-0H» more than a haltaialllioedal-
lan lleauuldaot intimate hat huw log
it would take.
IAN ”WED roe
12,730 Residents of Johnstowa
bum-lion lot Juliuehm n.
Dad or Have Disappearcd' baa lav-n n-n-ivul from li-lll.l.vnell’)' tim- rnl
Bpanglor, at Joliiiatowu:
“l'ii-iuie nhip at once “will pounds d
[nah bread, Mun pound-- to be diluted each
day tor lire dim, mow via Baitinwre and
Ohio and with no l'enn»ylvanla railroad;
all!) quart can: ol loliiaiuw, hall via Bait»
mend Uhiu and bull via I'ennayltha
railroad; {Jill quart can! of corn, ditto; 10
barrel: of vinegar, ditto; 23,1“) boxe- Iii-pl",
ditto; tlilliuiihi-hi unions, ditto; l0) ciimaa,
ditto. The emergency ia very great, and an-
it. hillpllli'llll begin at once there will be a
laaline in this entire valley."
Onion were placed within a low mlnutm
[or the entire amount of the nunbution,
amounting to about 53M», and the tint
shipment was made in the afternoon in this
fillltu'llntl Ilr. Reuben Miller remarliiul that
iini'h onion an tliia‘ ulio lurnnihed theta-t
refutation needed at the retort» current that
there iii a uuperabandanoe ol riuppllt' at
Johiiatown, and every remain why contribnv
tiona ahould be continued right along for tho
pnwnt.
Hereafter the railroads lending toJulinii-
town mil be relieved of the embargo placed
upon llll'lll bytho general ri-Iiel i-.iiiiiiiitbc,aiiil
peopli can come and no at pimuure without
lint savoring the ep-elal order and a handful
of [luau that have been unwary.
‘I'hc ltcllcl I'IIII Ila- Itoached I505,“
Contributions to the relief [and continue to
mine in with encouraging ri-gularit y, but the
amounts are growing uiialli-r. l-‘ear h ex-
prnml that the action of tho governor in
undertaking the entire charge of the diir
distribution of the fund will lend to interfere
with eubecriptiona. l'p to last night the
amount received by the treasurer was $305,-
TII BELIEF l‘l‘lt'll l8 $503,600.
the Colatltutlmlity or That lune-i hol-
h! lotto! lea-urn (‘alled la caution.
Governor Beaver ”luau-fled with the
”Mp-old Police-aa- Ill-charged.
Jolllmwtl. P... June ill -The barmu of
thon baa minpletol it: work and
hunt the odiclal report to Director Scott, aa
tulle-I:
Kunming lurvivu'l, 15,678. Identified-
mwardachool Maine, 161; Millvale bob
ougti, as; lorreilville, re; I‘mbyieriaa
church, ill; Wt, t3; l‘ouinyivunla rail-
l'old Italian, an; Saint Columbia church.
City, 1”; Kernviilc, Fifth and
wards, 43, Grand View Chapel, 1
C28
uwm—rmh want M'houl house,
; Iiilvala borough, 1'23; Mmlh‘llltt, :2;
will chur.h,‘:.l; Puma-ct. 1“; Penn-
a... railroad elation, 73; h‘aiul t'nlumbin
arch, Cambrla City. ‘3; Kernville, Filth
Sixth want, 5; Grand View chapel, l0.
,l3. Nineveh, Wit bodice recovered;
recovered in lndiaua county, Opposita
, making the total number recovered
tho.
it
1.1“. $0 account could be gotten from New
Flame, on account of he being in the pi»-
Ia-ian at the coroner, who innit (lrwvnburg.
Word hue been received that Contractor
William Flinn, who isatill in Johnslown, had
been taken and-leniy and variously ill.
The work of paying the workmen wnii com-
pleted at flo'ciock. About 6110,09) wrui dio-
tribntcd among them. Nearly all of the men
were prov-idol with tranawrtatiun to this
city.
A hmall Estimate.
The lt-ndi-r'ii iipecial'lrnni Juhmtown saya:
Charles ll. lilyi-n, who him in pt a lie! of the
bodice brought to all the Inorgucv, says that
L425 bodimi have been ink: u out of the ruina.
He estimate the entire love of life at 3,1“).
Governor Beaver llluatlatlml.
A Harrisburg crucial to The Tum-e rays:
Got’enior IleaVer and his cabinet have be-
come disuatislicil with lll'l echelon- to take
album out ol the state treasury topay
the expense of clearing away the Johnstown
wreck. Utter: to llldomlllllllllfll! are low
and (or between, and he will probably try to
mine enough money topny the cayenne by
loans from citium who Will take the chance
that the lt'glblltllll’t‘, when it meets in 1591,
will reiinlmree them.
“not Million Dollar Appropriatlon.
llumhni'im, in, June 13. —- Attorney
General Kirkpatrick will not give an opinion
as to whether it noulil ho ('olietitutionnl or
not to talu- money lrnrn the rotate treouiry for
the flood sullen-rs below an apprngn'iatinm has
been Hindu, as the matter has been amicably
arrangul between State Treasurer Hart and
Governor Beaver.
The amount will he obtained by the in-
demnity bond method, but the Tlllldsflwn
mind agree to be rnipnnmbiu lor the money
in the event the eummmr of State Treat
liner liar! should refuse to creep! his settle-
ment, and further, if any ol lb..- bondsmen
ehoubl die in the intervening tinw, the re-
maining bomb-«nevi must he reaping-inc.
Governor Beaver will go to Philadelphia
to consult with financiers, relative to his ac.
ceptance of a primition from private
parties, to loan him “MIMI”, with
which to repair the damage in the flooded
districts, iio that the state land: need not In
latched. No interest in to be charged, and
the legislature is expected at its next mien
to make an appropriation for its repayment.
The flood Com-Ilaelonen.
The following crimmi-aium has bet-n up
minted by the governor tn distribute the
lands contributed {or the relief of the antler
entry the recent haul.» in the Mate: Gov—
roliriox arm Battalions Ion rm: Itiu‘ria,
museums.
The last census of Johnatown reported
new inhabitants. The above report shows
that there are yet 12,740 unaccountul tor.
3.500 Ion “'ill \Vork.
Notwithstanding the denials that written
u had been entered into between
Gen. Hastings, Contractor McKnight and
otbaa, it was learned that contracts had been
made with the following: Jim McKnight, ol
Pittaburg, 1,000 men and .500 wane; t'oburn
and Stewart, of Altoona, .500 men and it”
teams, and Iiclnan & Co. LOU) men. .
More [undies Recovered.
Until it) o'clock only two bodies had been
recovered. They were those of middle aged
funnies, and were taken to the First l’reeby-
terian church morgue. They were in a hor-
rible comlition, and three bucket-i of disin-
fectant were used on them. The bodics were
found by the workmen in the debris near the
Midge. The muse of the decrease in the
amber of bodies recovered is said to be due
to the fact that there is almost a amensnon
of work.
Johnatown’a Blatant Men.
The two busiest men in Johnstown wen
Gen. Bastiagsmhoasanmed control of allain
at 9 o'clock, and Contractor McKnight. The
term was directing his aids and getting
thing in shape to [DIET] forward the work of
clearing away the ruins. The latter war in-
structing his foreman as to the hiring of
label-en. Gen. Hastings wu asked if it were
true that he had received a telegram from
Governor Beaver instructing him to sign no-
uontracls tor labor or anything clsie,whereby
the state could be held responsible for any
incurred
t .“No, air," mid Gen. Hastings; ”Governor
Baavernever amt me any such telegram l
have been givai full power to act, and will
doaotothebeatolmy ability."
Cannot-w McKnight was seen at noon and
was asked an to what would be the routine of
his work. He said:
“There will be no trouble about getting
mush men to work on the wreckage. l
have about 500 at work now, but the number
will be increased to 2,000 before night. I
have signed no contract to complete the
wak, but have a verbal agreement which
will, I amsnre, he laithlully adhered to on
both aids.”
800 Special Policemen Died-urged.
The fit!) special policemen employed by the
«army merit! have been d'nicharged and the
aoktiereol the Fourteenth regiment put in
thdr places. Owing to the conflict of orders
hcetdm existing between the Sheri! and
Gen Ila-tiny, thechanzeisvery gratifying,
A public meeting has been called. The a"
taliblereaaongiv’m la the moveistodo
viaameumbywhichthadtycanbemtectr
edagahxetfloodlintbe future. ltbstated,
W,thatanmnbarof citizens have
A I" YORK common E)! ”K m
JOBSSTOWS renames.
ermr Beaver, Edwin H. Fitlcr, Thoma!
Dolan, John Y. Huber, Robert C. Ogden,
Francis B. Reeves, of Philadelphia; Jame.
B. Scott, Reuben Miller, 8. 8. Marvin,“
Pittabnrg; John Fulton, of Johmtown, and
B. K. Cumin, cl \Villianiaport.
pup-red and will mt reaolutions con-
tinua-Ind 3:“; flag: :‘frfifl i: n” ‘5" M“ "a “flu“
innit app-ad. Amonxa. Pa, June 11—11» lama!!! vb.
dnctnear South Fork, on theremnstrnction
a! which 500 workmen have been engaged
over a week, was minted yesterday, and
ate o’cbck the first engine mated orerit.
The trestle hi eighty-live feet high-ad uh
feet lung. The rail: have been laidJorIingle
track toJohmtawn from the Pork. Grading
will be completed in two days we, when
tnflciaeapeclodtlbeopenthroughtol’ittr
Bummedisnibuted theworkto
bapgtu'andamganumberolcmtncm
whoarcalreadypreparedwitb mteama
and topuahtbeworkwithvigw.
“Mohawedhmfleqmlto
mmmuhiaplammearriedout
mmamamm
thathatora vu'ylon‘ But veryllttln out
'flawu'k was mph-hell My,
today lb hhw 1! during thcwtaviwaa
.. tion. (.01 B. T.
E
Seven than and men area: work on the
middlcdiv'n'vnoltlie Pennsylvaa'nrnilroad
utheeightlmthridgeaandthirty—fourmil-
dreadbed washedont. Workintbcahopl
atthbpiaccbas hastMandallavafl-
ablelorcaareontunthel’ne.
Wtauthoriry tirade-true
tie-la thaJunhtavalleyatfl,linlly
wdwhiehhunthal’annrylvanhrmd.
“31¢;th
Bambi-e lat—The Mp"-
rntehaaarrivedheretrum Portal-mule.
are reports that on londay lent, in int.
855, log. 76:", she spoke the Britivh
aehooncrfilwinJaneglrmGav-wnofsllar»
Minivan-twitch"! firm-imi-
d em TheJanet stated tint all lac
Int-were knockedc‘byartormoflm
hue-laymandthatJam-Pyfimd
Wu ,w-killadbyaqiar.
TheJ-aetwaateda-mlydh-hwatw,
“new“
Weary-hum
Gm Pa, June la-‘nia m
”Yak cavalry headland lint-n-
..toaiaolnaeaf-aeia noun-vat
ear-ky-
l'll’l‘hlll‘luu Juno lil-m'l‘he loll-mm; Hid-1'
Seventy-two People Killed by a
Collision in lrclaud.
DETAILS OF 'l'llll AWFUL AFFAIR.
A Corrected “at at tho Knish-Tho
Ihrloha at the Iangted children Wan
lorrlble—Cor'ecc l’arhoilad ”cunt.
the hill...
bonus, June lt—Tho (allowing it a new
nit-tad lint of the killed in the Al'mll rail-
way dim-star:
llama-'1”. ”Melina l'. ll; Iii- Matteo,
W. ll lit-Mullen,w. Walker, Bella ltoun-
m lary Jltikilw'n. Margaret Cleveland,
[lob-wt and John lrann, Ann ibil. Minnie
Boyd, J-ncpli Julia-ton, llctay \l'illiin, Aguaa
Hall, Eliza Johnston, Margaret ch'Iura,
Catherine Hurray, Jane Thompaan. John
Engine, Charle- Neill, )linnla Edwards,
David Edwards, Baruael Ciel-ad, Harm
Patter-on, Margaret Shanna, Mary Conway,
Ju-iwplt iii-Faun, Ilr. Mitchell, )lnii Illtcliell
and John Mitchell, their eon; John Elgar.
Sarah and labeila Steel, A. W. Holland,
Margaret Giliaon. Ilary Orr, Jane Urr,
Minnie Murdock, Henry Jenk'nuon and him
Jenklnaon, his wile; lira Joecpb McCain,
In. Neill, hiary Auderiion, Sarah Carroll,
Jamel ('lelland, Rubi-rt t’lelland, Wilhelmina
Johnston, Ilr. Reilly, Margaret lli-Sellly,
Mr. Sayli-r, llelen Wait, )lary Johnaton, W.
Burke, Albert E. Robinson, Kathleen lion,
Eugene liliinpeim, lime" Legue, laabeila
laclarland, Martha )laclarland, l-liixa
Sloane, Matilda Robinson. Harah licott lat»
liner, Agata l'arkmw. Cmicr, John Ilallan,
Thoma- liendcnon and other: not yet trien-
tilled.
o'er flevewty llodlea Moved.
The wrecks! train contained 1,5!) permits,
cornpime-l of Mothmlifit Runiiay achool acholo
SOUTH NORWALK E
erect cuoezu.
.lo la flow chair-a- at the venous“.
latte-at Committee.
Ill Your, June ll—At the meeting d
the lh'lnoriulii- national nuntnittco at the.
Filth .\ venue hotel, 1 'alv in ii. brim mu numb
lanai)- ehiren chairman, vice the late Will-
hni ll. llaruuni. limitation: ol coalition!”
directed to the late chairuiaa‘a family were
llpuacha eulagixiag the damned
w-a made by Carlo- ll‘nsnoli multimeter
Mm.
Ir. Blaneria, of iridium, read an widow!
In the death ol Capt. Franck W. haw-on, o!
Charla-tin. In which be paid a high tribute
talus worth. lie aleo [mounted reeiiiutioua
Outlining hiii untimely and, and setting lorth
fiahigheaumnin which he wan held air a
number of the mmiuitteeand u a cilia-n.
Thine rewlutioaa were alao unaaiinou-iy
adopted. The other bullie- of the meeting
war the acceptance 0! Carla l-‘rench and D.
I. [inhalin- mmtativea, respectively, 0!
Wheat and South Carolina
A letter Iro- Clllul Cleveland.
BannoiuLJune 13. -l-:a-l’roiident (inner
Clevelaiid has written the lollow‘inu letter to
the aecmtary of lbe Maryland Thrill ltelorni
dub, under dalaof Julie ll:
Your lrlit'f informing me of my l'll‘i'flull p- on
holmrary member nf the Maryland 'l'nnt'l lb-lnrin
clubla m-I-m-d. lama-pt the mime—y lllll‘ h-n-
‘crcd me viitb thank-r. The object and pun-Na
0' "If club. at lot forth in the dnrlaraliun nomin-
pnayina your latter, have any hearty aynuuithy
and auppurt. and I believe their w'coniliiblunenl
abaolutcly walla! to the greatevi |mniperiiy of
our politic-and the hiatus-it development ot our 1
country. You intuit. however. penmi me to my
that. no lar ail partic- are concerned. my lit-pr!
andreliaiuu lura better (million or things in
upon the Mower-tic party «sanitation. ahich.
in my opinion. canum be true to ita lfllllli4lltl~ and
ancient crux! without a hearty and stun-re
9!}:an ot the canine to which your club In do
ruled.
(HI-ell lmaatatodo
(lunar. be, June iii—Thi- place wan
badly donated by lire which started in Treat
& (Jo‘s elevator. Forty-one banana-i houses
were burned, annpriaing nearly all the hush
nan portion of the city. The inane! m lar
an, their teacher; and n-lntiw-a They were
going on an excursion to Warren l’oinl, ai
watering place at the mouth of the Newry i
rivi-r, County Down. Over acventy dud
bodies have built WTMVLlI from the wreck,
and it in believed that many moroare buried
beneath thodebriit The numberol injured
is very large. The accident occurred at a
point where the trains bad to art-end a grade
on abunli lllty feet high. The Ilrlt train at
modal the grwle without tumble. The no
and action attempted the ascent, but the,
weight ol the train proved too grmt for the '
engine. several can wc-reiietnclie-l andal-
lowed torun buck lul’nl'rla the level track,
but belon- they rearlio-l it they came in col—
l'auioii with the third train lrorn Arniagb,
which was [mmvling at a good rate ol
opal. The cxcunion «an were mmpletaly
wrecked.
ltaartremllng been“
Thea-rem! wliii'ln'nflwil W“ hmnl'fll'hnzv ! Saratov llawley, of (mimetimt'. t‘wnaior g »
[loam ol volunteers Were won at hand and ,
the dead and wounded were taken from the
wreck and cumin! nlimn the bank. Medical ff
aid we. rain-d lul' not a nitcial train ll’uln
llwitiut brought t . the M‘uiit: twenty eurgcuna
from that t'liy and a lillltilwl' ol nievlicni men ,
lromothi-r place: between liellast and Ar-‘
laugh. Th.- lulluwing train was minim-twins ,
the am-nt wiwn the engineer saw the run
away t'fl'fl h’iiiittiii; nll the atmm and re-
ver‘ing the inn-r theengimur and Marian;
jump-1| lrnzii the margin», attaining to the -
[Wdtgi-rh lu do liliv'lec. The bngtno In.»
hurls-d riiiy fr“! ll'lWll an embankment. The
Gifting" that my; into the engine was ahatr i
broil to splint. D, and lrugniaita ol dries. ,
umbreihw ran, were ev'atL-ml handmade at ’
ynr-h. . z n corps-a Were lound lunath i
the engine lll li [mrlnihd condition. 5m :
ol the occupant. ul the runaway cars inc-l f
to cwnpe, but the thorn Were hick-«l,
The Horror Killed ”In.
A car driver named liughm, who vhitpd
the scene of the Ilia'hhltl', wag in; lwrrillal at
the sight that he dial on the spot. lib corpae
was taken In Ariimgh in bi» own car.
The disaster in unparalleled in the railroad
bietury of lreland, and hair coat a gloom over
Arr-nigh. Alithe shots were rlmedin the
afternoon and the people are in general
mourning,
The engineer, firmran and guard of the
train and the traffic manager's clerk were
summoned before a magistrate and were re:
”mm the charge at being responsible
for the accidwt.
The ahrieka ol the children were horrible.
The bodies at the victinn were arranged in
row: at soon M recovered Many were nun—
gleul beyond recognition There in scarcely
a lamily in Armagh that has not aome one
dead. All the balm have now been taken
from the wreck. The total killed in aeventy—
two, of whom sixty—lum- have been identified.
A private of the [rim ltniiecn ”below
the collision jumped on the (wt plate. at one
of the can and dropped loar children to the
ground. He then nth-red to valet other: to
escape, but hiaotler was reduced. in my
case: whole lamina were killed. Crowd: at
. are visiting the acetic ol the disaster,
and the air in rent with lanwnhriom.
Another Account.
Another account at the duster any! that
mew-rot the term] tnin, limiting b'm
mginepowerlrmtomilthntrainnpthe
m grade, unlinked several ol the can,
with the object at taking the from partial
dthetraintothenext stationandretmin‘
lor the mink-r. Heavy names wa-
behiad the wheels at th- detached
can to prevent them tron slipping, ban tb
WYQ on mounting gave the attire
train a shunt that iii-placed the stuns. Tho
result was that the detached carsbegaato
alipbackwnrd downthc grade, their apead
grmlnahy Wing until they had attained
a (finial vehicity. After running four
miles they crashed with terrific lovable
thethinl train-t awntahoutaniilaanda
hall lrom Armagh.
tar-cgle’a Ic- Whale.
Pmtno, Jane ll-v'l'he employee at,
Carnegie's milk hvepraitively
declined to accept or be governed by the
scale of wags nbaiitted bythe hand
havenrepwtaltothaAn-wedm
ctat'mnot iron and Burl Variance-var,
booming-imbue. Thaw
mventkmhasruolvulmh-a-lytcw»
tainthoniill m The mfloyealnvealao
a l’lacky Little Ilavaarl nay.
Jana ll—lo'ndly
listen at the two mile PeansyivanlaYale—
madam
,‘lhclL, ‘r‘. X,"=‘ , ‘
linemen, June lat—The warming ot
foot up ”lion”, and the luminance £75,0-”.
VENING BENTINEL.
...._—-..-.._..— y.
The stocks of good» were largely raved, being
piled up in the park and plural under guard ,
cl (Tonipany 0, Third regiment, atate militia
The heavii-rt loaen are Treat lb (54)., elevator.
MAIN; Bowler Wm, hardware, moo; c
Herald printing otllcc, “0,th Murrimo, ‘
erntmh E Co., glove factory. $104“); Ar-
thur Scanntn, $.10”); Cain & “'iriu, (12,30; ,
ll. l'. l’roctor, {lull}: J. U. Johnwn a in,
“,0”.
Wootlalocli'a Fourth of July. ,
Wooosvot'k, Conn" June 1.1»le pro-l
gramme lor the Fourth 0! July celebration t
at lbiueland park in jnvt announced. and iii- -,
eludes the whim» of welcome by t'iiarlua A.
Rustic", main ' 'r of cough-u, who Will Intro- .
duce Governor organ J. llulkeiey mi the,
[trailing olllwr. Other ndairuaae- vull be v
made by Amxmle Justice Milk-r, of “Ali
nupreme court; William B. Allison, ol lowa; :
linumck, of Saw York; (reign-morn: SHKin- 1
k-y, of Uiilh, and rflnhlt'lll Union, of Bulge“ i
“pile-g». A pica: will he read by Will Carl» 1
ton. l'rhi-lrnt and lira. Harrison are u- ;
[acted to be present. firm-lane. Tracy and l
Some have: also been invited.
i
l
Clgannalicra Ilect.
flaw Torin, June xii—'11“! National Aao
elation of tfigannnkers and l'arkcm have de-
_ till-ml to bar:- lube: at the organization roger '.
tern-l in every atom in onlcr to error-,- purl
tectinn. The following oflicers were Ilcclfll'.
tor the mailing year: It. T. 11. \\'., Anthony E
fianlngcr, o! l'ittaburg; N. T. W. l-'., Henry)
timber, ol Jn-n-r-y City; ‘.\'. T. lL and l". 5., 5
Albert lltvnlllflll, nf L'oviriglon, Ky.; 1m?
nrer, vapb Richardson, ol Hamilton, Ont. ; 1
executive board, Joe/[vii llu'imrtlvm, liirury ‘
C. Grub: r, August W. Iteambai-b, of Shiv .
wanker; Henry Wichiwdahl, ol Sew Torin;
John Fenian, ol l’ltteburg, and T. L Davie, i
of Baltimore. i
Sewn from llaytl. ’
windowing, June iii—Some excitement}
wait maintain] at the Mate and navy diant’ [
meat: upon the “fifty! of a rainegriun from i
Camus-inter Kelli“ at llayti. Erery one
«mace-ted with the ”late and navy depart-i
ment- who iii in a wanton to know the con— ‘
tents of themblegrani retains to any any—.
thing airmt it. Neverthelai it wu generally ,
beliei'cvl at the demrtmta that the newag
lrovn llayti hi not remaining. and it waa cur»!
rently rernrtml that Capt. U'Knne has been,
omitted to rail imrnuliately for the suit at i
trouble with the lit-mm, which has jut been }
refitted at New York. ;
Preparing lay the Rm 2
SUV l/ixnox. Conn, June lil— both crew} ,
of the L'nivenity ot Pennsylvania have ar-;
rived here and gone to quarters on the side
of the river nearly exquisite Yale's quarters
Both Harvard crews arrive Friday, Yaieand
Cornell naivenity new: fiatunlay. and the
Yak Irishman Wellhead-y. The three mile
race between the Columbia,Cornell and Penn-
sylvania university crew: occur! on the 21th,
and the Yak-Harvard race on the 29th. The
Colnmflalanlllarvardlrubmenandol tho.
iriurmfleYalePennrylvankv more notyet
a-Seaetary Bayard and lies (fly-am did
not take place. The announcement thatit
would occur waswrong ant unauthorized.
laypersons went to St. John's andwm
Wumhdwnkflayardwum
thannltheretobenlanicd. ,Ilra Clyma
Iatcdthatnodatchlly‘baflllxcdfwth
wedding-Isl Dr. Matthew-total 8L
John'ayvhobae rucantlyhuen eiectedbhhop,
awn-atom: the date lathewedding'r
hilarity“ been mlokacwntohixn. Ir.
WiMhWaahinglm.
, 3'56 llrmdwny. haw York, dauly rcrewe.
[mural not irve
cLEVEllNl“
SUPEHIDR
Billiifl Plinilli
THE PiiliEST lilil BEST
in made only of strictly are gm cream
of tartar, atrietl pun? bicarbldenate of
node. and a a i portion of flour u a
meet-votive. nothin else whatever, and
is warranted entirey flee from alum.
ammonia. phnephatea. lime. and all the
adultcrnnta frequently found in halting
powders. The character of materials
umirtin-ir parity. and the nicely of their
combination. Nader Cleveland's an )tll'inl'
llhllllll: ymmiorthe merit healthful uni moat
commune-iii in use, and it always ail'orils
whi-ii'wiuiu iuilrilimul. and delicious food.
it is recommended for purity. healthful-
ncso and «mommy by Government and
Stain chemists, chemists Pf Boards of
Health. and pivifeeaoni in limitations of
Teaming throughout the country.
livid only in can». full weight.
(‘Llll'l’JJXll lino-mum. ALBANY. N. V.
fift'fi "1' .m'" 1!“
not ‘5; £35“: .m‘f'...“
«"1- . * tat-firm -;
y; E x ,g ,r M," 9..
”(1,. a J- 11 ten mummy;
r..:...i v... -u ”Ir .. :
...c tuna... up. a! .a 5-....."
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I". ll. LAW'I'ON & t'ti.,
- ll.l.’lltlllliEllllll'.
CHAS. ll. l-‘BlllllS,
South Norwalli, Conn.
jfilk” With
ti. It. Stanley. Myrnuur
nml tlthcra.
Ila-«a Glover.
--,, lira-v
livlmv Illl be form I a ~unip'c ot ll‘t' mull unit: of
Icinre a! cur lungemcnt l’rauklin liowva .t' can. of
The lab
joint-vi aumh um ti-rtinmniair un- lroin your friend:
and Leighton", lmlin and uni-licmcn you know and
menu for their home and atnlrlivlawwudliwt, and
who would «on In he a party to any dwxption.
What has been done [or min-yi- can be done for you.
and it in foély tn Linger Hitler who the means of
refinery l.- . at your ‘1 ry door.
(1". c. ll. l’lfltltls 533-: ' in 197:5 l wai-
lain-n rich with Try-(rpm and Janndirc of the WI...‘
rim n; nun. min: in: my weight about sixty pounds.
l rullvr-d about one year and a halt. Ivcrvlhmg
war dorm that mirth-ii rkiil rot-id llu‘L’t‘ll- Finally
a «mum irt lie-"me llt‘f’lvfil my care ”incur-able?
rdhvr- gaw rm- ilie karma 0! 000th Then I was
anally [a reloaded to lake Hows-2' lllond l’llfllltl.
.‘vlu 7 taking Iao or three butt ca 1 was entirely
rumland have been a well inva tor mcr ii: your. '
MES. ll ESR!‘ SEYMOUR. aid to have had
a mic" n-tnnvni by Dr. ('ninmlniza. of How York
riry. Wa— my I )w—rrpovtcd tilt-:y todieanyilfl;
not able to Illii alone; eon- would not heal. c
ll'xovery and m aura year. age and has been a
In: woman time.
s, K STANLEY. hmlrtlgbiy your old. and
on- pinto-ring pen-rely from a In rough. Thi-
«tutor, mid u: had an "a cor on his law."
Having heard 0! the womicrlul
ram do”: by '“l'beiilcat Illocd Partner " I rent
tor II at ("Air and not it taiihlniiy. My cough dia-
appmml and am am- cnjayin: gwd health.
Testimony of a [Rental-liable Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.
Min Celia Starr. (now Mn. charter
Bennett is. “rant 151.. Sorwalk, Conn.
[lad Kidneytrouble, anrpaia, impaired circa
lanai o! erzht gun Manning; was an nervou- that
~hrcmld nril 1 Map nor out. Paul out over
eight liuudiul dollar: to declare. and war not new
dim! one tenf- worth; hath ruinel as much by
LM potion malachite-a by the li'iecll': for Illicit
iii-y wen-turn. She Ian: ”I did not expect to
l.tlrbfllnrlt€flllm€. Ir, [lower wu nut to Inc
by a friend, l tank hie medicine and have not had
a dart-:1 mar». Iwnt not able to walk without help
—-nm now able and do walk all about town ecvenI
lime! a ca . i an: a new perm. and I would not
brbzkw rel am {or them-ands of dollar; l
C(fllrltlflll the if?! Mllclm? u'er cflered to the
potuitr. llrJ'orn t. ri..ot lt'ew York. told inc he
would not have believed I curd have been can-d if
I.» had not «on ;t done by Franklin llowrs‘ Medi—
cal lnnnwy " Cured tnnr yan- ago.
l'nl: SALE Chit HWALLY. m7
TRY OUR
" ' Bit
11%]. only Creamery u er.
l'l' PLEASE EVERY T112.
bASiELL’lllllillElllliU.
' ultit’l‘ffit’lfl RAILROAD.
outrun x sonwiut airmen.
Garrard. Imam
”Nth-Inc.
vall.
LV.'.‘|I>~":—,. ls.:lo.Nnrwnlk. Ar.WileonPola
7?’a.n‘ 75am. Milan.
El? " “'3 " 85 "
tilt: “ lot3 “ 102! ”
tflbp It. 203nm. lm'pJn.
tilt 0‘6 “ £51 “ .
INS " 5 red Gil “nixed 646 "l'a‘d
:aie . w: u sis " '-
96‘: " ” 1624 “ " 1'31] “ “
rmar.
Moan. '
not,» to
3(HtTll.
Lr. lit hum. Print. 15.30. Kuwait. Anita-IR
l!€iL5.3§k¢d l-MLnJl‘x'd utilized
0;: " " i635 “ " ‘41 “
llt'p " 9:5 “ Dunn.
lit-l " 12139.nx. me .n.
no ”Ward 310 “Min-It axe nixed
(tips. 512 " 51min.
:9,» “ 635 " ‘40 ”
5 u .
llln “Hind 1017i,“ mxcd mum
mar.
Dunn 95am.
._ 63pm 651p...
w. ll. ”conflict-Mead Gu‘l Ian-gs.
[clan-.SIIW.
A.W.Pnna, Warn“.
minus use.
harem for rum.
mu llm’l ,
tom .. .. ,
stoma: lined
my. an. up.
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nu-
TllUBfiDAY, JUNE 13.
M9.
mm em. "W
LAWN ROLLS“
(3A RRIAGI'} THIN “(15.
&IU.. (“(5.
Manufactured by C. T. LEONARD,
' an Water Itmt. Jail iy
ciiiii‘iiii in
Pictures,
Frames,
Fancy Goods.
Artists Materials,
STATIONERY.
Baby Carriages,
(be
Iiui Early and secure best
bargains.
Sale absolute. Going out of
business.
Be Ca WHITNEY.
I3 North Main 81..
Heath Norwalk.
EN lN(}
omnerciai School.
DUIIINN blPARTIF.NT—By a eyetani ol
olllcre, iii-tn all kinda of harlot-ea paper, with
which our ac olare do burlaeanthey arepractically
illlt‘tl tor an commirclal Jioehion. a‘oe ne—
ltondav, Wt meday and PM It evcnlnize,
hilUltl‘llANl) AND 'l'i' ’lfrWltl’l‘lNG DB-
t-artnu-ni loin charge at a K‘MI tau-her. who
can recure beet reeulla. lone—Tuesday and
Timothy eveningil.
'GBItIAN CLAn‘Swlt practical with“ min
tale Coilcge gnu lunch: we afternoon: each
in” 2w
week.
would bcxilcmlfo have you rail or write for
particuiarr. 1'1me ll. llL'SCOE.
Gazette Building, Norwullt, Ct.
l’ H.—Alwi o! Boeincm Department, Bridgeport
Business t‘nili-xe. 129 Ll
Merrill Phonogi'iipic Academv.
rum
Commercial Trnliilng
fl Atl‘l'llc pt. Stamford, ('t.
. Day and Evening.
' llOll‘l‘llA‘Nl) and 'l‘ypcwnling Dc mnent
i and-r lllt' pen-mini ineirurhon or the ate irinv
npal and tumour manager of tialTI-y'e Short and
School. Hartford, Conn.
COMMERCIAL Di-iartmmi, lor the study of
. book lll‘t'plliz. r-nnianrhip, arithmetic, cm,
in (iv-[twill l‘ml. A. ).Wanie of New York eitv.
Yrmngimn Illtlwflnltd'l ruelully prepared to till
honorable and lurrative poriliotm.
Remington 'l'ypewlfcr lleailqnzncre for Stamford
undrminuy.
Burl: cu llnurraeuppléed with anamtent anellt-
able on ehmt notice For circular: and lull nil-ar-
Ulllll’ln can on. or nddrru,
ll its. )1. A. MERRlLL. Prim. ’
51 Atlantic at . Sumlord.
HATS! " HATS—I
The Correct Styles
in aii gmilm ol 51-11 and Soft lime.
School,
in st'rfiioll
Spring Style
81115. Hats,
Boys flats, Polo Caps, Tennis
Caps in all colors, Crush
Hats, &c., at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention paid to
l—‘lrlna, cleaning and lronlng
stilt I'D“. IN
TO NEW YORK IN LESS THAN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and Palatlal Steamer,
lane Bharles,
Capt. l‘red I. Byabcc,
Will commence flaking Daily Trip! to New York
Comfort, Safety and Speed.
Popular Prices.
50.. Sorwalk to New York. Single
"l rip, 40 cents ;, Excursion, 70 centa.
Onaadaltar
Monday, June 10th,
The Steamer wlli leave Wilson Point on arrival at
"We" train lcavia Bo. Norwalk at 1.56 a.
In. Retaining leave New wk, Pier 35 Int River.
loot Butger’a slip. at 8.15 tun , and loot slat Street,
Ian River, 8.!) p. IL, connectingwith train- at
Wit-on Point. ' .
Always Take the llouatoalc Line.
For tanner information apply to
mu m anonann 'l'lelntAI. 00.
smart “amen, V. P. a G. I"
2‘6 South 8L. New York.
c l; 0! 03. Agent ,Witaon Point Cain. am
The Old and Reliable.
lilil FREIGHT L
Ni.
lill'lflll lluluii
-THE PROPELLERS-
‘3". 1
hr”.—
.Lz'é .3- 1.2 ’
City‘br Sorwaik & Eagle,
Will make daily trl , Band- in
height between New rah. Norwalk” ”ma
Nix-walk. willhnmalootollteekinaa
New Tartar" fining, except at
Grand opening
Memorial. Day,
liuiilal, iii an.
ltutoa Point Ind he award (or the mo. Thur-
day. lay now.
NEW l'l‘TRlll'l‘lflNi
'l‘Illl‘l SE‘XFIKMV.
li’ireH'laal limit will he provided tor Memorial
Day, and i'eieiiioii‘m- ruliaid for the (ICCMillu will
be obrcned.
FINKENSTEIN & KNUBEL.
l’i'opi-ic tori-i.
F. ii. NASH & 1330.,
con. MAIN & “'II'I' 8“.
Good Work Guaranteed.
mail if
FUR THE
reat American Heater
Are the h at and cite-[mt in town.
We are sole agcntr.
P L U M B l N G,
Tin and Sheet Iron Work
OF ALL KINDS.
cam and (ins Fittin".
OUR RANGES
CD
Hllil Furnishing lauds!
CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
Oil Stoves.
Gasoline Stoves.
Lowest Prices in Town.
31¢!)th mourn
FURNITURE,
Carpets, Stoves, &c.,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
The aubrcribcr Till! constantly on hand a large lot
at errand hand lamiture. which he will 'lir pose of
at very rmiiiahle timed. Fi-oond hand furniture
at all kinda bought and called for.
W. PODMORE,
[tuition IL, tiprlnzwood.
nilh in
V. A. SOOFIELD,
nits ormkn AT
The item: of the Warwick llonse,
South Norwalk. a department tor the; lake of
Second-hand Furniture,
And Other llonsehold Goods.
Will take goods to sell on cornmlrrion. Cub paid
lor Furniture. 01mm, Crockery, kc.
l‘IONEX’ IJOANBJD
0n Watcher, Jewelry. are.
All tin-Incas atrlctly confidential. Communication
addrened to Box 329. south Norwalh, will receive
prompt attention. ,‘ apl?
KENT & CHOLWELL,
MASflNS AND PLASTEBEBS.
Boilers 0! all Kinds
riot and Repaired.
Fire Brick VVork,
and Jobbing of all Kinds
a Specialty,
ounce; av s. enumerate,
Ill? \Vni-lilngton SI. Bridze,
So. Norwalk, Conn.
Magi“, P. 0. Box 140, Westporl.Ct.
chob M. Layton,
Real mm and Bonn Agent.
General lnsurnnceA gciicy
tire, life and Accident.
Ocean bmbi" p mute—(‘3. bin and Bree-rage.
Dnl’ta let one 1! and upward-I and )laucv Order;- to
all part. 0! Below.
Notary Public. acknowledgement: Taken.
Railroad Tickein Em age Checked
to Destination.
6 W-hmgzon 52., (Next door in Purim.)
South Norwalk. Conn.
TAYLOR «Sp GOLDL‘N
Real Estate. Fire. Idle. Accident,
Plate Glass. and steam Boiler
INSURANGE AGENTS
Also Agents for the sale of
Dehcnlnrc and Farm Mortgage
6 a 7 per cent. Bonds.
Loan.- Negotiated.
omen—45147 Washington BL. lo. nor-air.
illllfl Ylll' Lila Tllal.
To-lorrow Slay be Too Late.
connzc'ricur GIIIRAI.
Lite lnauranca 00.,
01mm
I. I. vacuum. Amt.
mum.
., i
,.,,. ",4,
'3
The Beet lliiulllag Wood
Newtobohadhaoldhyc‘l'. manila Ilwt fl'
so the. at 500 Each.
line rcnta “-th Ia "mum" to kindle any “It"
the.
1‘. 'I. ‘ VLUNTH”,
m it Water lib. Horn-k.
A. as. "v nannies.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
Fine Watch llapalrlng I Slulalty.
at Wuhlngtoa llt.. - loath Iorwalh.
CANDIES
Of all kiudt. Flatma-
BAKERY!
-_-.-..‘ ”a.
cottNUCOI‘iAS. HANDY 'l'OYtt. anda tail unort-
meni of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
LAUDEB’B “DOCK.
§|5 t'
.. H... _....——
lanaii’s‘iulilliniry
-————GO Til-—
Favours Headquarters for
)1 I LLI N B BY,
3 Water 81., Norwullt.
We are rolling No. to flatin Edge Groerraia rib-
haul, in all colon, from In ctr. up. Wreath! from
m eta. now-rd. We have lint received a lull line
ol Oetrhth leather limos. rut ii In one hand. all
colors. (or 50 cu.
in cta. up. .
MRS. FAWCETT,
3 Water M . Norwallt.
BEE HI'VE
lcneml 1n telligenec Dillce
Any one In want of l'lfllll'all’all, or withing to
change hi- or her place, will d it will m then to
call here and rculrter their Danica. icl fret"
Giutleinen will be changed the aura at It eta. ll
or roll. or rent. or enquire for any
eo iii-re, u we will advertiaa at the
a ritllng room lcr ladle!
you want to bu .
thing you can I 0
office every day. We have
and one he (lent: aim.
u 3
‘
i V...
We iuivi-are-tnurant where you can get an hing
llul'llltlc. Inadwich to a lull meal at all re.
dead by the day or week; also lodging.
llii In] Your- Windy, BBI lttVl, '
so. 5 Water Sh, Borough.
" TLY‘EEITLINE or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
Wire 31ch Door Mats,
Something new. beet thin: out.
W. G. QUINTARD,
85:12“ giggles
PAPER HANGINGS.
Fine Line of Gilts
At 25. so. and to Cents, Double Roll.
Embossed Gills
New Styles, at 401:. Double Boll.
Painting, Paper Hanging,
CALGIMINING.
DEGKER’S.
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
1 s flortn Main St...
South Norwalk, Ct.
FINE
WlTiIH Bi Milli}
.r
SKILLED WORKER].
The following in the certificate“ 5. D. Flylel. a
%flal¢dlb¢WlW school 0! Melon. new
HOMERB.HOYT,
JEWELER,
No. 15 Railroad Place.
Wmhmrebdhhlfl.
Thlelatoeertilythatlr.8. l). Babb-chea-
wuliiueaaa ' and I can
hinaaa
t t laewurk lac he a- a my
man as nearly ’
muwmmammh-ea
aperititoolauudernytaetrnctlon;
primaries-aha“ linlghtponaad
me.” ppaee lorblde. 3e
valudilcadaiuou manna“!!! “0
Wiheynungnaatoauyme.
handout
emotion-trier.
wnrkln Int-che- Ilylc. Ila h
acid-amber. edoea ,
Touretraly. W.Y.A.V
’ ’-
A tnii line of int-im- cape from
blinds inwark “mum“ .
m ' ll- hie
Norwalk Chronicler