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lieVCaptures the Great Sub-

urban Handicap.
_ ”W .
villus com ,I“ onIoII sumo.
A M Wlthout refills! In America-
Iaslur-Dlstleguiahed Decanters Pres-
alt—v‘l'ha Invalid I. ll. Worth "0.000
to ill Winner.

law “1qu l0.-Uver thirty thou-
mad purer- wsnt to Sheepshead bay raos
track yesterday to witne- the aurburban
handicap The gathering was a wonderful
(la Boston, Philadelphia, I’ittsburg, Wash-
hgton, Baltimore and all the intermediate
bwnscf note sent representativos to swell
lb throng. China not its diplomats and
Grill some of Its able-t and most enterprising
dam-nan. Judges were there jostling
all-ows withabls attorneys, and with many
wb have often occasion to employ these
attorneys‘nrvicea Hundreds of ladies, at~

 

 

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tired in their bright suing costumes, made
the grand stand resemble a huge kaleido
scope. The numberof vehicles in attendance
man than doubled that on any other occa-
sion. Everything in the shape of a private
conveyance to be found in Brooklyn was
“used into service, from thcstyllah four-in-
land to the commonest gort of buggy.
An Unparalleled Crowd.

The lawn was-Io closer packed that it was
only with difficulty that program could be
made along a narrow lune In the throng near
the steps of the grand stand. No such crowd
was ever before seen an the course, and it. is
doubtful if so many [serum were ev er assem-
bled on a race course h America before.

The great race was the fourth of the day
and was fixcd for 4:1), but as soon as the pre-
ceding race was run there was a rush to the
betting shed to invest on it. Soon the crowd
became so great that it was only by pushing
and shoving that the button could get near
enough the bookmakers to hand them their
money. Must of the bettors acted like crazy
men in their anxiety to back their favoritea

The track by this time had dried out fine-
ly, and, though damp undarna'alh, was dusty
on top. It was a trifle lumpy, but it was in
far better condition than the avmge Sub-
urban truck. The first of the great L‘fllllt’tilr
ants to parade was Terra Cotta. with hic-
Inughlln up. He was rcmgnized with
plaudits 08 he gave the famous racer his pre-
liminary confer.

The Grand Breakaway.

After one breakaway, Starter Caldwell
rent the bones off to a good start, with
Burns and Elkwood in front and on even
ties-um, with Gorge, Badge, Volunteer, Bella
8., Raceland, Terra Cotta and Brian Born
hi n nch and well up. Coming to the
stand, 'olunteer led by a now, with (large
two lengths before Euros, who was two
lengths before Badge, who had Bella B.
Race-land, Brian Born and Terra. ('otta next.

 

nuns corn.
At the quarter poet Voluntwr led by a
length, Gorgo was second, a Ingth anda
half before Bella 8., with Badge, Burns,
Brian Batu, Terra Cotta and Elkwood next.
Going up the stretch Gorge went to the
fruit and soon had a leadof two lengths
from Earns. second Then came Bella 3.,
ltaccland, Volunteer,v Brian Born, Badge,
Terra Cotta, under the whip, and lvllkwood.
Garrison Ia‘t' ”he a Statue.

Gorge led until they were well into the
home stretch, with Bacaland next, on whom
"Snapper" Garrison wasuitting like a marble
statue. As they entered the home stretch
Garrison gazed right and left, and, pleased
with the survey, kept Raoaland to his work
ussteudy use cloak. 0n theycame likes
whirlwind. lickugblin was making des-
perate efforts to overhaul the leaders, and
under whip andspur Terra Cotta came with
crush. The crowd yelled: “Now watch the
‘Snappcr' draw the whip,” but he did not.
With a confidence grand in itself, but almost
heartbrmkmgmhhbackmaanhon merely
mtdownand urged Raceiand the slightest
bit.

Bacchnd Wins try Over a Length.

Terra Cotta had ovarlmuled Gorge, but
wsstoofarbacktowinfi'omllaeeland, who
(hind past the judges’ find an easy winner
byalsogthandahulfiu2zwi-5. Tara
Museum, was halfalengthbeforeGor-
go, third Earns, BrianBoru, BormBadge, Elk
weed, Volunteer and Bella B. followed as

‘I‘ksrsssismidtons werthatlesst 810,000

lath-wines.
thhygddhgsyaursold and

townsdbyAngust “mutfiewellknown

Pact“ Still Till-lug. .

 

 

 

 

mu! soar cnsw.

leuI A, N. Y;,' June la—‘l‘bs mw selected
to row at New launch-I June it? and at i’hilv
dolphin July 4 and G is made up as follows:

Age. Wright Hana
J. D. lbw, bnu .. , . . .'.'l lb? It."
II A lieucdicf, No. I II it!) M0
ll. J. f‘ninum, N» c. .19 m4 5 I0
W. B Tube), Nil 0 ,,,,,, I, IN 0 I0“
A. w. “mien, bu, I ..33 If“ all
u. If. 'l'hayor. No. {I .. _. a m 5.0
we. lbleJtruka, . .III m 5.7 it
if. I. Barker, aulustitutc :II I:n MI
is W. lhaly. mlwtiiute. 20 lfrt b.ll

Coxswain. L W lZuu-riIk

Th-emen arehavingtheadvantagc of a
thorough training under the guidance of
Chart— Courtney. At lieu llondou they
race with the Uolumbia and University of
Pennsylvania crews over a three mile mun-a
At Philadelphia, on July 4, the crew will
«min-ta for the Sharpie. cup hi the People‘s
regatta ever a course of a mileaadabalf.
On July 0 Cornell contests with other collsga
for the Child; cup, now held by Cane". The
shell ordered for these race is of paper, sixty
it: by twp, and is being built by Waters, of

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Railroad (“can Chosen.

I‘Iscissari, June lu—A meetingof stock-
holders of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and
Dayton railroad was held yesterday. Tbs
following board of directors were elected:
Wanl 1’. Cole, Cleveland; Melanoma D.

'Qulford, George W. Davis, Toledo; Julius

kter, Eugene Zimmerman. Cincinnati;

klnsy Dillon, Nubian C. lime!
Sage, Alfred Sully, New York. It isoctain
that ilr. Dexter will be ps'eshlmt, and that
Mr. C. C. Waite will retire as general mun-
ager in favor of I. D. Woodford as vies
president, the office of general manager
having been discontinued, its duties devolv-
ing upon the vice president.

Yacht Race Illshaps.

wa Havus, June lit—in yesterday's
racesof the New Haven Yachtcluh the Flora,
Sea Belle and Stranger won in their respeo
tive divisions. The Marion, Vixen and
Acme were the only other boats covering the
full course. The water was very rough, and
the boats bad a hard experience. The Dare
Devil capsized, but hcr crow was rescued by
atug. The Mariota lost her jib, the (lypey
broke her rudder, and there were several
minor accidents. The pamngeni on ths
steamer Elm City, who went out team the
race, were nearly all seasick.

The Talegruphcr Non-suited.

Kansas Urn', June l9.—ln the suit of E.
L Randall, a telegraph operator, who sued
the Chicago, Rock bland and Pacific Bail-
roud company for placing his name upon the
discharged list, claiming $250!) damages,
Judge Gibson, of the circuit court here, nun-
euited the plaintil! on the ground that the
discluugcd list m a privileged communica-
tion ubich it had the right to send to
oflliurs at me' telegraphic service, whose
province it one to supervise the employment
of “peliholS and pan upon their fitness.

 

‘l‘lie \Vhrrlar in Trouble.

liauvax, N. 8., June lit—The schooner
Warrior, which arrived here Sunday from
Boston, has been seized by the costume au-
thorities for having on board one barrel of
oilnot on her manifest. She brought fifty
barrels of oil for anwn, Harrington a; Cu,
but when an officer wont to gauge them he
foundnnodd barrel aboard. A penalty of
Mean beimposcd, and In lieu of this the
veIaIePnnIl oil can be confiscated. The War-
rior hails from Halifax.

Weavers Ask an Advance.

FALL Itn'zu, Mesa, Juno lit—Secretary
Itounseville, of the manufactured board of
trade, has received a letter from Secretary
Connolly, of the Weavcni' Protective as-
wciation, in which the board is asked to ado
Vance wageson the ground that thecondi-
tionof business warrants better pay. The
sameargumentsused at thetimeofthelast
strike are now put forth. It is not yet
known what disposition will be made of the
request.

Sullivan Could Not Save unu.
Buuafl,’N. Y., June ill—While Martin
lama, a young Bulfaio attorney, was bath-
ing in the Genetic river with Champion John
L Sullivan, William Muldoon and several
others yesterday, he was taken with cramp
and drowned before help could reach him.
Sullivan and Xniiioon made every eflort
pmsibie to rescue him, even at the risk of
their own lives, but all efforts proved fruit-
ion; The body has not yet been recovered

 

 

 

William-port logs Recovered.

Wmtaxsronr, Pa, Juno lit—The lost
log committee informed the lumber-men’s
exchange yesterday that about 125,000!)
feet of logs have been found below Clark's
ferry, including those in Chesnpeake bay,
andmorc will yet be recovered. These can
besold for at lewd Wiper 1,000 feet, thus
materially reducing the total loan by the
flood.

Thirty Hours In an Open Boat.
BOSTON, June lit—The Italian bark Chi-
oggio which arrived at this port yesterday,
brought John Bhanghnesy and Eugene Burv
den, of the fishing schooner Elmer P. Wright,
from Provinoetown as having been
but in a dory. The men were picked up it!)
miles south from Chatham, having been in
the boat thirty hour:

The Iowa's Strike Still 0..

Livuuroon, Juno lit—There is little pm
pectof aneurlysettlement of the seamen‘s
strike,theship owners of Liverpool having
refined unanimously to grant the advance in
wagesdemunded by the makers, and the lat-
mrsitsratethstr determination not to re
mvorkuntiltbeinqeassdpsylssllpwed,

Thoreau-acne! Italians“.

1’me m—The Panamseanalrelief
billhstillnnderdiscnurinubythecommittes
towhichitwas referred bythechambarof
deputies. Thsbtllkfavoredbysevenman-
has of the ocuunittee,and the otherfour
huvauskedforanextensionoftimeinwlich
touamkieit.

____,.___.
Phyflclana lost at Aubry Purl.
Armour Paul, N. 1., June 11—11312.”
aunml meeting’of the ladies! Sodety of
lanw-eywashegun'l‘ucvdayat thsCoir
sunbeam. About twohundredaeeredited
III-abs! were pres-It Dr.H.GaistTay-
kmofCamdssnpresided.

Electric Buguxlluwursl Guilty.
NquoumJunelO.—Tbejuryinthecass
of W.E. Howard rendered a verdict last
arming“ guilty of grand larceny in ob
“Mfrs-nthslilsetrlc Sugarcan-
pay by fake prstmcss. Earthenware
swvsd.

 

Plattsburg's canine...
Put-Inna, N. Y.,Juns 10—min. Smith
I. Ward, midst of tilt villags,umt ts
Gov-nor llsava' y-tm'duy nova, tbs
amtuffisfiattsburgruihffund for tbs

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SOUTH NOBWALK EVENING ~ 11 TINEL. WEDNESDAY. JUNE l9. infill.

TllE CllOlllll IYSIERY,

Burke's Arrest in a: important
One.

 

Sf) SAY Clili‘ till) l’ilhlt‘ FIE)
Alleged Inert-twin. Itvldqu-e AgquaI
the Winnipeg Suspect—The (Brand Jury's
Work~l'rarlically Nu
meals is the (‘ronin Murder.

('lllt‘mm, June to. «The spa-N grand jury
ligaged in investigating the (‘roIIiII cau
yutardny obtained from George Shepard
III order of commitment for contempt of
court against W. I". Bell, chief clerk in (bi-
cage for the \l'cstern Uniul'l Telegraph mm
P“!-

The jury widaed to sac-Ire copious of all
tell-gran... and cabiegrnms addressed to Alex-
ander Sullivan, Dan lbughlzn, J. J. Moro-
any and W. G. Islvilla, which had been re
csivsd at the Chicago office since tiarch I.
The telegraph company by their attonioy

New Ituslop-

apparel and stated that the Ins-angers would ‘

not begtven to the jury without a regular
order from the court, bccuu-c, in use the
cIIIupany violated the duvzationof secrecy
under wuicll nus-ages wile amt, they won
“IN. It! damagus As II III-form against
such sui- the attorney suggested that :ltatc‘:
Alter-my longenscker get an order com-
mitting Mr. Bell to jail for contempt of
court nub-Ia the telvsgrams were turned over
to the jury. The order oi Ivominitnwnt was
fumed m If Mr. Bell went in the otlice for the
telegrams. After exami'ring several wit:
neIIIIeII ti.“ grand jury adj. need for dinnc
without returning any indmtnienfa

ilurlte's Arrest Important.

“The arrest of Martha Lurks at Winnipeg
is the most important yrt effected. lie is
deeper in the plot than any of the own now
in 1a " So aaidL'hief 0' Police Hubbard
hilt night.

From other sources a summary of the evi-
dence rims-ting the ewe-t, and which will
be animated to the grand _"Iry.witbin forty-
eight DNA”, has been I»l)lll..(!l.

A prominent North Side Irialnnan will
testify that but a law weeks before the mur-
deanrl I remarked ina public place that
IaeCarI-v‘ should have be-n killed before hr
had a chance of leaving for England, and
that there was another fellow who would go:
it befor-v he was many wee‘rzs I-lIII r.

It will be shown that liurke and cx-lhr
tective ifoughlin were frmusutly seen to-
gether it. mloonu on the N: All Sale, and that
the former was a fruluont \‘lsllur at the rub
tage of Iceman Sullivan. But the "Inst
important wanes It." be I'll] Mrs. l’iIiIbIn.
Burke's mint, and in “home houu- at Eric and
Bedgwi. k slreotil he boardc- l. lly her it will
beshmn that he lost his lumition in the city
sewer department but l’-i't‘"|IA,‘I', and ban
since had no employment. l'ptu February
he was short of funds, ran in debt for his
board and burr-moi an (unaicnul dollnr
whenever he could gI-t it.

Burke "Id Plant: of hloncy.

From that limo on to his sudden flIgbt
from the city be had plenty of money, more,
in fact, man when he was working. (in the
day of Ur. Uronin's disapwnrnnce be was
ailment :runi home. lie do] not return all
night. Sunday morning n18 he put in an
appuunucc heavy and sleepy, and in reply
to queatiom said that he had slept all night
at the iocnmn's hvusv. t will also l-- shown
thathe Vinson active medibrrnf the inner
circle of Camp 2!) of the Cinn-nn-(iaol.

An Officer will leave for Winnipeg as won
as the mummy pals-rs can be procured.

The grand jury apcnt ovr r all hulll' yeah-r-
day nth. noon in going tkr Ingb the [Wont y
or men telegraphic and cable .lispatcho
produced by the W LNDIl’tI u .ion oflic tale and
supposed to have a bearing on the cave.
All the numbers of the h-ly, bow-ever, had
taken a cpccinl injunction of secrecy regardv
ingthedocumenta and no! a hint of what
had been developed could he oblaiuc I.

Burks- Arraigned uI. Winnipeg.

ii'ilvmvlm, Man. June nt—hlnrtin “drive
was urrrIgIIs-Il before a pol-"t! magistrate yes-
terday and remanded (or an days at the I'v-
quest of Chief Molina, who snbnntted tale
grams ll"lli the Chicago authoritim to flu
effort th..t pupons au-i copi v: of photographs
ten-ling to show that be e; the mysteriou-
ii'illianis were on their way have. Burke
was very nervous and urged his lawyer to in-
stitute habeas corpus prowedings without
delay. The latter, however, after looking
over the dispatches concluded that it would
be uIIclcss to comply with the request and the
prisoner wcut burl: to jail. Two mysterious
individuals, strangers In town, were In court
and endeavored to engage In convemtion
with e ways-ct. They were, however, pro
vented. it is sunnimi that they are here in
the interest of people who are anxious that
Burke shall not return to t' 'Ixcngo

Tale-graphing from Moving Train».

itauzion, N. (1, June Ill-”A lust wai-
made on the Raleigh and Gaston railroad of
a process recently invented by Baylus Cade,
of this county, for telegraphing to and from
moving trains. The current is maintained
by means of a drag attached to the car and
which slides ever a set of wires laid along
the track. Manages were received from the
offices at Raleigh and Wm while the
train was running at the rate of thirty miler
an hour

CONDENSED NEWS.

A white man named Worth, of l’ittaburg.
hssapphed for a limo-etc marry a colored
woman. The woman is a petite muletto whc

.wssbnrnatJohnstown. '

Ex-Govaruor Lucius Pairehild, of'ii"
sin, has been appointed a member of thy
Chaokeclmliancommimion.

Ir. Parnell's appealagainst the decidoncf

JuticeSIephenpostponlnghisactionagainsf
ThoTimafor lihelbas beendimiiiuedwi
cosh

Itisannounmd thatactquoseCoghlan
and her huhand, llr. Clinton Edgerly, have
mntuullyagruedtohmaftcr live apart.

Joe Cobnrn,ths exmvict and pugilist,
hasheanheldium bail fortrialbyJudge
Duffy, for making James Flynn, a Third
“sane restaurant keeper, when the latte
ukadCobm-ntopayfwamsalurrvsdhim.

Ir. Williamlf. Chandler has been chm
alJnited Btutessermtor fm- New Hampshire.
Thsballot wuss follows: Barry Bingbam,
6;WillianE Chandler, 18.

Buyler's candy manufaetory, No. in Irv-
“xi”°°‘.'2.‘l,v°'*ao‘l”..."”"" mm

on £25, on
015,000.

lei-rm a Bruce's great mill at Katie.

lam, wasdamugedlllyfillibyilre'l‘nday.

sf tbs ourr-Icyhas do
chad a fourth (livid-id of 5pccsut..fu
famofthsasdltursof the State Natind
hauk,oflluldgh,lf. 0.,whidifailsd m

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Bnmkipn .. ...I 0 ii 0 0 0 O 0.0—.
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g Ilatltv'imt' Terry‘nud liunIII-ng. King and lloyls
At lluIIIIIIIIre

Baltimore “.0 2 0 0 I. it a 010.“
[pub-til“, . ., l I ll 0 l I 9 110-.
llallI-riwr ('IIIIIIIIIgluIrn and thin“. Ramsey-u
Vaughn"
At I'lnlmlclpbm
amid..- Heonnunounn
Ctllullllliti 0 0 0 ii If 0 8 0 0-»!
ileum... “whim: and WIN, Bahia-III and
l'I~-plI-s .
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Loan-ll ...... i Ii I! i l 2 0 | 1-1
NI-unrt. . ‘bllllllodlwll
lilllt'iiia um... and inn-pm new and Sui»
luv an.
Al “'I 1| I-I-nlcr
“annular .8 i il l I 3 0 I‘ll—N
Ji'myi‘lty . 2 1| H L' i ii I Oil» 10
'Wll‘lts'i. [hula-u and“ Il“'ll. “fly and "of
lard.
At ILIIHIInl
liurti'mvt. ..,o o I I II o I o in.»
l‘xutuu . 0 o o 0 n I! 0 o 2-. .
liaIn-nm; II'It-unu-II and Lynch, Turner and
Ilium ‘
At Nc-v lIlth'u‘ l
hairline. ., ...:i o II II t) ._. I II l—lt
\‘Ilkasinrn- ll 0 II I 1 o o o n is

liatlrzus: boron and U lluIIrlII- Huguruli uni!

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Syracuse. . ..0 0 ll ‘3 0 0 0 0 Ila-.9
Detroit ....o o II II II II II II 0—- L

llatlr. .w wau and Briggs. It...” and i .u-I
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Al nm‘lmllf-v , 4;
ltochI-stvr. ouoooooo‘ 4)
Toledo 010 1010 s

Bath-mm; Caliban and Bic Keel... vb Insiuuau
Ill-l Eng». ‘ .- h _

'l‘lia Constellation Agrouad. ‘

NORVULK, Vie. June lD.~'l'be Ill tad

States practice ship t'mistcllatlon, with the
naval l‘llduht from Annapolis on i , is
aground one mile inside of Cape Il-v ~I.Iry She
but in n dangerous pmition for the saint of
the vmwl and thorn on board. The
blowingv on shore thirty miles an hour
heavy ma is on. Lient. Archer, of the
stI-llatiun, and a boat”. crew got “hora

 
 
 

came [1,! to the navy yard and report
L'IvunIc'lorc Brown and u~ked Iul' ands
'l'wo tugs have gone to her old.
r-msidemhle anxiety hI naval circles a
the ship, as she is poorly v~IIpplIIsl with III
and a norm from the gulf (I reported Ii
ing up the mast.

 

 

lil-tlngsIIsIIeII Visitors to Cornell.1
lfilA- .‘.. .\‘. Y.,Ju:Ic lit—Among the dis
Iizigu.,~?.v~l -.; itoru at the MWIMOB gi'su
nt Dorm-ll university by cx~quern0r Al B.

Cornell, III ii I _ 0'! his father. the fund I
Iv! the “fall“: . ;, i‘.I"' \ ll. Cornell ml
family, IIUI’b-‘Iv I, liII'I‘IILI:~, li. Ilifou
Horilmrr, l'ol. i'lni'k. I'. if. linir, 0r 0

it. l’I-I'I-r, Ifr. Rough, I‘. 1". Cornell .
nife and Ilownnl ScrIbn ,of New Y If;
Senator Ramsay, of Alba ; \i'. ll. 1'

fun and Col. Mason, of Atlanta, (in, l d
William Smythc, editor of The Us ego
'lI‘mIe'. thief Justice i-‘nllerof the Untul
Mates ~IIprI-mc court was also there.‘

 

 

hen. l'iuls at Rutgers.

New llltL'Iszi'it, N. J., Juno lit—The
trunks-I at llutgcr-i college held a bush-u“
Imctinif yesterday, and nlterwnrd with the
alumni listens-d to an utl-lreso. on “I’ Illf'
Opinion," by i'liarles Ii, \l'inll-vIII, of ID)‘
City, at the alumni dinnu‘. The corner
stone of the new dorInItory was laid by the
donor, ilurrcit Winnnfp. of Bergen Pout,
wIth lilillrtilof'ifilz' wremoniI-s. l‘li.2 'l.midE:

 

willcuut 3.. its)" (Sen. Clinton Ii link
drained the college societies. IIc ndwcdd
a got-muu-nt ra'llnbl In? the nluIatinn
him he and WIIIII'II,

Patriotic lions of Ann-rim. I
\i’aenixurox, June it'. ATIII‘ national don-
Icntion of the Patriotic Seth of Amen so
opened here In I; 'ke' hull with about "”11“-
watesan-sent. l’reeidmt South III his an-
nual ad ire-ll said it should be the object oi
the members to instill In the n. iuds of their
children and friends the trut- American
spirit, and, show all, to see sum n..- swim-u.
should be kept free from any I ooinminntlizg
foreign illIIIlf'llt't‘. The outer eu-vvn-iy c II-
Ileninc-i Iuch organizations as the (Lin—Ll
(incl.

f’nrnogin's Dinner to fllodstono.
Loan-m, June ill—Mr. Cmncgu- gav n
dinner at the Hotel Metropole last evening to
Sir." and Mrs. UIaIlstonc. There were thlity
fluid”, Including IIr. L.r.coln, the American
minister, and Mrs. Lincoln; Sir William VI-r-
non liurcourt and Lady Harcourt, John
lilorloy and Mrs. Movie ,. Conuul Gene-III
Johnt'. New and Mrs. New, and (ion. a Iv'
him Lawton The affairwasstrictiy privu
Mr Gladstone did not weak. l

min has didiugufshed hurl! by a bi
not show. The first prize was giien to
“flat, oyster shell sort of cantrivauce, dsi
rated with wharf-3'

The Manning Argus Hock.

ALBA)". June 29. ——J H. Manning”. chie
owner of The Argus, denim the reportt
(‘oL Iaunont remntly transferred his slot-T

 

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'l'be Argus to Governor Hill, who would L lr
trol the editorial columns. Mr. Manni Ig
says no transfer of stock has been made aid .,,
the settlement of his father' I salute, when I l
of it owned by Daniel Manning was retain
in the family.

 

l'adertukers Inst.

IIOCIILWK, June I0. —-Tbe annual wail
of the New York State Undertaken’ auntie
tion was begun yesterday. About 150!!!“
here warp present. The preshlent deliv
an address on the progress of the amoeiuti
Thereportsof the secretary and tr -- .
were submitted and showed a favorable hill
of affairs. W_ ....,..... __ ~~

A British Ship Ashram I
110311;, Ala. June 19 «The British si
Bruckley Chile, from Buenos Ayrus fort . .
city, in ballast, drifterlsahore on Sand
amhuearthemouth of tbeharbor,durin a
“heavy gale yesterday. Tugs have tried
vain tofiout her andsheliss lnudan
partition.
11s- Btla ‘l'cull Danna.
Beams, June iii—The luachusetts .
team whichisto compete with the Eng ‘1
riflsvoluntesrs left yesterday for Liv ...
via New York. The adjutant general of .
stata,liayorHart, and 0th! officials ..
pa'rtinthefellcitatlolu standing their .,
partnrc.
she swallowed Prussia Acid. ‘
CIlClltlA‘n, June Ia-Jn- Hanna I
Mag“ 10, a steaogrupbc in the
ployof Regal, Brown} Ca, iron msrchan
swallowed mm of Prussia acid y
day at bar has ea Walnut Hills. The
of ksr trouble is not known. '

0100.000 fire at Janey City.
Juuaur Cur, Jnns’ 19,-!in
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WM out at W I N.
Ind at we a nut.

Thsfaiiion of urryifi a mu" data”
par-task "C‘uurtiers worethsm luthstims
of (large I.

A's-and new home is tobabulltinlmv
siugton cowl. union. WI, for lira
Joseph Chamberlain.

The Pain“ Play will be
Ill-"fill! in the autumn of 1
music have been revlmd.

dauphin» 'darie liednni, II French girl liv~
ing in ’I‘iagv- iv‘k, Ian. basalts-n nothing for
lawns years, and instill alive.

Au immen. c Wriai globe on the seals
of one millionth will be shown at the Park
exhibition. The globe meesuro thirteen
meters indhunoter. Paris will barely occupy
a square cenl'unutcr of Its surface.

The world is growing wiser and pneuma-
bly better, but it is not either wise enough (I

h to pay a woman umn‘s wages
or Iiouig a man‘s work—liwhutcr Demo-
crat.

A Blrmhcham firm has just manufactured
a bra-s but? and for an Indian [when it i:
anus-lye four pater._uearly twice the sine
of an ordinary one, and weighs a quarter of
I ton.

Tvm hundred million rcVIque «lamps, of
the value of 06,001”), stored in the unu-
ury vaults as Washington, were recently
counted by 1! conmilttes anointed for the
purl-mm and every emit was mammal for.

It is said that “U Km lmd, of Phila-
delphia, knows more of lndinu aflalrs than
any man in 'ho United States, and that she
pl'oi'u her 5‘ mpathy with the dwindling race
by spiraling nearly titlidlloout of her own
po- but each rear for their benefit.

The ltnsi In czar is said to be thoroughly
alarmed anv- mung the nsmt discovery of
plot: to one ainate him All the newspapers
have been p.- oinhited from [siblishingreports
of the plots or making any mnmrcnts upon
them.

A devil “I b becamvcntanglel in thehaner
of a forty foot pile at Naples theofhor day
and towed 't va-ral miles before he got
lune. Another one was harwmmd by a fish
stoaxner in n‘an Carlos buy and towed the
steamer one a distance by means of the
strong eahll-

Grover Cl I-eland and Thomas Hendricks
nrcthe two twin eons of John Crowley,“
Union SpsdI.,,u, (la. They are so nearly alike
that their ozviy disthiguishing feature l'l the
fact that Thomas Hendricks invariably has a
had cold,inIle (lrovcr Cleveland’s luck, of
course, exempts him from all such aflictiom.

The-re still remains on the English statute
book an act .t' parlizuncnt passed in the reign
of limiry \ .II, which prov ides that no pcr-
sun or Wu: who use the “club spin h or
fungi: agesh- ll have or enjoy any office or
fees “all. i.» or they um and exorcise the
English language.

A hem-fit performance on behalf of l mur-
derer is of rare mun-truce in our theatrical
annnls. Orzo such pert-mum" was given
recently at the Vittorio Emniunnele theatre
in lime, Inc prom-eds of which were set
apart for-Await; Zimrllis, who had prim/Ions-
ly bet-n scab uceulto twenty years‘ hard labor
for murder but whom public opinion ac—
quitted oftlv" crime. The money in to be up
plIol to uial on: the prisoner's life more tnlI-r-
abh- at the ,. ‘guiu.

A recent Iircnlar issued by the treasury
dcpartrnuf v-roptning to ship, free d dlmrga
so perm-owning tinin, nickds nud pcnmes
inm‘h momma maelpt (If the face
value, hassu :1,vested 50qu inquiria in regard
to the mat of thesocoins tothe United States,
and how it is that thuycnu afford to ship
them at par value, paying expre- charges
upon them. The result of there inquiricu has
been the diva-every that the nickel costs at
the mint lent than thruhqunrterv of a cent,
while it is out in circulation nt a value of
five cents.

Acmniin: to an old English nuthorit y, the
custom of uniting fools on the list of April
originated f' on the mistake of Noah in send
ing the dovv out of the ark bcfnrc the water
abated, on t'un first day of the mouth among
the Hebrew. , which answers to the 1st of
April. and to [mutilate the memory of this
deliverance it w, thought MW, whoever
forgot so remarkable a cin'nmstauce', to pun-
ish by sending him upon come sleevelas
errand Intuz'nr to that ineffectual me
upon which the bird was sent by the patri-
arch. Tbo custom appears to have been de-
rived by thv Romans from sorne of the cast—
ern nation;

A "Liberty Tree" Lantern.

An interesting rcminderof the prerevo
lutionary period has been muentedw the
Bostonian minty by the widow and children
of the late Jomph ll. Ilumieman, of Box-
hury, in the shape of one of the lanterns
that were used to illuminate the old Idberty
tree on Elm street, on May 20, 1706, in t'clv
ehrationof therepealof thcstampact. The
ncwuofitherqml reachcdllorton by nbrig-
aniline from Illusion, which mine into the

May 16, A public meeting wnsat
once Ii“he”? in Faneufl hall, and the evening of
the 10th we. set aside for a general illumlnaa
tion. On that erasing the principal feature
wasa pyramid of tireon liecommcn, anda
fawlanterns were hungovi the Liberty tree;
buttho dtirenafeelingthat they had not
dmcnough tohonor themtwhmtheagi-
tation against the stamp act had
and had its growtb,decided to illuminate
thetree on the next eveninglaym. 0n
thatevmlamfn 108 lanterns werehung upon

the one new tsd in the
old state house was hung “on

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BAKING POWER
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Do its Manufacturers Publish all
the Ingredients Used?

l3 W FREE FROM Aliflililif

Asiswellknown.ammoaialsunhsslth-
fultn food,aud dries upthshrsad
material.

Protection to consumers of food cem-
pounds lies in their ability to chums
those made from balthful sub‘uness.
Unless manuhcturers publish just what
their ' powder-ls made wof. do not
use their goods. but buy

OLEVELAND' 8 SUPERIOR
«BAKING POWDER.

This powder' u made offlristl pure
Erape cream of tarta‘I-Il’and drietl’pun
icarbonate of soda. with a little c

flourtopreservc it. Thlshattuted‘ the
official analyses

of Government and to
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CHAS. ll. I-‘llltltls,
South Norwalk, Con.

A Talk With

Col. Farris. Moses Glover. David Flatt.
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Below will he f'I can a sample of the multitude old
letters of wwonnvmentlrankiin Bowcs a lion. of
7M llroaduay how York daily receivv. The tab
it» ned unsmciuxl Iotimonlais are from your Math
and sci bars, ladies amifeatlcuien you know and
esteem «their honor an straightfuwsrdaess, and
who would seem Io has My to IMW
What has hIcn dm- e forothencan be c for ya”:i
and It it fully on nzsr rude when Ihemesns
recovery lap at your wry door.

( 0|. 0 l. Full!!! says: ' In it?! i was
taken our with hysteria and Jamdice of the worst
doniplia In. red-vine mywetgtt abut “£wa
human-Ii about out your andu half. w
wudonerhltmtdlcsisklliemldvnugat. y
a conned of doctor-I declared my use ”incurable;
abet: gave Inc the bene‘asrlvlf“ noubtsm 'l'henl was

1i. pen-nailed In I owes Mm
.tflu’t-kxsg ill! or three bottles 1 wuseu
cured and have been a well man for over six years'

sins. llllltl' SHHOUB. said tohsvu kaIl
8M1; fenwvsvll by “postmed‘liukm‘ ofdiew Yank
cu as m Iw—re at] to any
no.’abie to wall: alone; sore wouldnot beat 1";
lbsgmry cured in seven years agoand has boa s
'f‘il woman since

S. It ‘1' A1011". rcsriy tight old. and
was sum-mg scvcmy frosts Web. The
dzclorsraid he had an ”ulcer on his m.lnng," and
could run hvc, fining heurdof wumderf l
cures dwehy ‘v'l'beu‘rsat Blind oI’nrilsr." Iveat
for ii at once "and took ll faithfully. )Iy cough disv
Ismail and am “51mm health
Testimony of :I Remarkable Cure

in Norwalk, Conn.

Silas Celia Ilia", (new Hrs. (ti-arias
Bennett). Grant on. Narwulh, can.

liadiildn trouble. Dyspepsia. impaird elm
lshunof t can-tanning;w-senervous that
shot!!!” Inuit WM
.4;th handful dollars rodomandwasnot
fltlulmmi'flwmll hearthmiued as much
into. whonlmxcg‘tcimas by “fat-me for w
' wywrre a n ' ” not «patio
lncbntashovttinic. ”flow-was
ivy-friend. [took hismcdldncaudbsvc not had
adoetoniace. lwsanotabistowalkwithoutbclp
-—sm now shlcsuddowalk all sbovttows several

Iimessda. [monument] would not
bcbsckw rel was fwtboumudsofdeiusa. i
comlderitibchestmedicins sveroleredtotkr

public. Dr. Conan-chat!" Y
would not have believed l mid have
he had nut-mm done b Franklin Hnwss'
taI Disc-nay." Cnrrdour

Full SALE UNI manor. m’

TRY OUR

Del. County Creamery Butter.

IT PLEASE m Till.

IIINIEI. L’nonmmmu.

HOUSATONIO RAILWAD.

”LEW!!! I MINA“ ”mt”.
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IIInuIIcIumI by c. I. LEONARD,

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K‘i‘”'06§"‘i"l

main [1111 Sale

Pictures,
. Frames,

. Fancy Goods.
Artists Materials,
's'rarlounnv.
Baby Carriages,
the

Call Early and secure best
bargains.

Sale absolute. Going out of
business.

13. C. WHITNEY.
I3 North Main St,
_,,,,, [south Nos-walk.

.IQVENING

CommercialSchool.

Bill!!!” DIII'A mum—m.
of basin- ‘3”, with
whichourse dehudnemtbcyareprsdicsliy
MM—

lttcdfur as commercial

W
Wmnm ash mfl‘lil'llmlfll nu.
misinchuge of a rsctical teacher.
can recurs best results. ions—My and

1'th
All cues-a practhl teacher rem
liccollegc gIvuI lessons two sfternouuseaeb

Wouldbcplcasedto have you call or Irite for
mists I'MNK ll. BUSOOI.
Gazelle Building. Norwulls, cs.

1’. 8.—Alse of Best Depart 5pc“
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Memll PhonograpIc Academv.
Ian-—
Can-crclul Training School,
5! Atlantic IL. Stamford, Ct. lp Session
Dayaun Inning.
‘ilOIl'i'lllAND and lI'ypcwritisg u31:2!ch
aw audbustnas M
SCHOOL Hanfovdmn.
Ollllwlat. W. for the study of

mill,“ arithmetic cu,
In charge of Prof“ A. I!

blew York eitv.
Youagmeuand woniaillrsrefn y prepared to Ill

honorable and lucrative positions
”gs-m Typewiter liesdqnmers for Stanford

 

“Bush all Houses mpp'icd with competentawist
autsou shovi notice For circulars-nu full infur-

pounds. nation calla-.uraddsrss,

Ilia. I. A. autism. Prim.
5! Atlantic at , Stamford.

HKT‘SIWHATSWI

The Correct Styles
laallgrudaofltiflandfiofl liars. Spring time

8111;. Hats,

Boys lists. Polo (laps, Tennis
Caps in all colors, Crush
lists, lira, at

KNAPP’S,

91 Washington! St.

Particular Issue-lieu pnld so
l’lxiuu, (its-anion and Ironing
Ills flats: III!
TO NEW YORK IN LESS-— THAN

TWO HOURS AND A HALF.

The New and Palatisl lites-er,

(lane llharles,

Capt. Fred l. Byxhcc,
mu m lat-g My Trips to law Turk
(lo-fort, lately and Speed.

Popular Prices.

80. lisrwulk is New fork. ill-ale
Trim-locals; Excursion, menstr-
ass-sm-

Monday, June 10th,

love'ilsnul’oiatusnfvulof
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fontltntpr'stfl
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artist»... seafootmstsmss.
p. 3.. «ammonia st
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810m names. this 1..
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Billl IIIIIIIII LINE
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3.0le POINT
flrandflnoning

*' ill-—

Memorial Day,
Tllliiil. lav 301i.

iii-tea, Polnt. will b. open-l for the Issue, 'i‘ksss-

NEW i'l'l‘llill'l‘lflli

THIS SEASON.

\
First t‘lass music will

for m
Day. and cemuomm suits I
be ed.

“:0me

Flillli'lill I Idle.

Proprietors.

F. H. NASH 8: 330.,

003. [All 0 “'0‘! III.

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3‘ 8 -Is

0 .3 as

Hillii Furnishing Ennis!

CHINA AND GlASSWARE.
on “even.
Gasoline Stoves.
Lowest Prices in Town.

SECON ID-IIAN ll

WFURNITURE,

Carpets, Stoves, ML, ' ‘
BOUGHT AND 80

mubacribrrhsseonstuatlyonhndalugs
ofrcenndbsadfummwbichhswlll

ofai‘filildl Mutual“ fa.

w. PODIIORB.
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0|??ch .‘rs IBLLICII’I,
I” Was raglan It. We.
Go. Somali, Coal.

.0. Box 140, Warmth.

J” cob M. Layton,

”Windham

General insurance Agency
fire. Life and Madden. ‘
Oran sic-ship Tickets—thus and Steam.

Drzfufumluudupwudssudlacvwasto
Iioturyl’abllel WM

Railroad Tickets. would
tom-atlas.
raw-am at. ore-Imam
South lowalk. Conn.
TAYLOR k. GOLDEN

lteslls unmana-
, mums-I'm- " Bauer"

1380‘”ch AGE"!
Also Agents for tickle of

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