'Ileyal Greats Still the
Enitlag Theme.
in Its now it rout".
Mun-ammonium
5 hfitmhfly Assume the Paa-
~ettheleaerthveetagtheflrvau.
. file‘s-vision.
m. July flo’l'hsve is a rupture
angioflheruhmthemslm-ia
flunflladstmqlrWilllameaad
at m will wt the govern-en
fhmwlllmeauaundiaiategahst
swfieallewaaeeeor royal prison
,Wfitmcaabeaeumd thattlik
,‘W‘Ihtbelaat-kadfor.
w. ”Windhoek.”
‘ihehwithdrawhieaiotloa torch-titan
‘ ”hmmuaflhflewm
.m hfig that foreter grate to the
“Wraith-lunchtime” [as
est-oe- Theraptureol the W in-
..thlmeof thereport favoring the
1 Preparing for the “veggie.
both bear-d plrllameat did their host
a- yesterday in a Men, half hearted wey
ht “wed plainly that, for the time, all to
H... kmlamllthweeceaterudlatheproeeed.
Wag ,g, and”, to whidi all looked forward
g; i -. tee-minimal. Nothingwalhaafll
anywhere bukspeculatloin as to the outcome
of thani'uggleon tbaroyalginnmandwhen
tiiegovcaiueatsubmitaiuihill toearry into
duet thereon-inseam or the caninltr
”radiate that will undoubtedly
g" llvelleetof the eemiou will follow.
wholesabjecthaa baeudropped upontbl
be. so suddenly that quaint» havescarcely
had time to crystallim, and the position of
laayoftheaioetpruniiaentmemherson the
mains a matter for speculatlmi.
It seam to be generally understood that Mr.
am will vote with the government to
make the allowances unencumba'ed
with conditions, but it is estimated that not
more than thirty of bk Liberal following will
rally to his support.
Ir. llorley'a Amendment.
In thediecnmioa, the issue will undoubt-
edly be joined on Mr. Morley‘s amendment,
which makes the allowances proposed, but
on y upon the up at condition that they
shall be a cepted asfinal. Mr. Morleyand
his supporters are willing to give thequi-en
and h -r royal - fl~pring one more installment
of the eagle .hey earn by ruling over them,
but they want a receipt ni full hetero they
can cm to hand out a penny. Mon of the
liberals will undoubtedly support this
amendment, while the Radicals, aided by
Hr. Cains, the Unionist member for Barrow-
iu-I’urna, and one or two other Unionist,
will follow the lead of Iabouchere, who, in-
stead o! voting more money, wants the
house to tell the queen in plain English that
she‘ll have to worry along with what she
gets now, and if she can’t do that she will
have to cut. down expenses.
Ila “Ideas to ann the Rnyaltw (Int.
Labouchere has great difficulty in placing
his amendment on the paper. as the speaker
married that it must be couched in language
more respectful to her majesty, and to get it
on the paper at all the eminent Radical had
., to consent to several verbal changes upon
_ .fil‘dch the speaker insisted. Mr. R. Cum
niughams Graham, the Socialist member for
Ianarkshire, who is charge! to the muzzle
with an amendment in favor of turning the
whole royal family out in the street, will not
he abie to fire it off, the speaker refusing
it a place on the paper. He promises, how-
ever, to make things interesting for the royal
family when the debate is on.
lira. Maybrieh'a Trial.
The trial of Mrs. Maybrick on the charge
of poisoning her husband will take place at
liverpool on the '3lst of July. Sir Charles
Ruse" has been engaged for the defense,
his retainer being 500 guineas.
The Vicar'e Daughter Stole.
The city of Northampton is regaling itself
witha pretty scandal in high life. Francei
Whitehead, the daughter of the vicar of St.
Andrew’s church there, has just been caught
in a systematic swindling operation extend-
ingever aperiodof eomeweeks. Shenixids
a practice of aolicitingstimii of money for dif-
ferent charities with which her lather was
connected, and pocketed the proceeds.
Argiu Eyed Germany.
The impediments and annoyances to which
the (Iranian authoritim are subjecting all
travel and traffic acres the Swim frontier
arn booming harsher every day. They now
insist upmi opening and examining all postal
me. going to or coming from Switmr—
Berlin's Naval Scandal.
Exams, July flit—The imperial admiralty
hasjmunoovereda perfect nestof corrup-
tiai within the department, involving many
high ofllrlah A number of naval officer:
were-trend in lithium! at Kiel on the
charged whole-ah bribery. One of
on being taken into cmtody, shot himself
The Bell Telephone Company Wlue.
CHICAGO, July m-Judge Blodgettlias en-
teradafinaldecree in the Iougpendingliti-
g‘atioaofthaAinsrlcan liell'lhlephoneeom-
ply-plan“- Mil-n Telqihme
parry. 11D dachion cites canwhlelnthe
Huihntiulringedou letters patmtofthe
AlasicanBell'l'elephonecompanymndpo
flied in putting the fraudulently manu-
facturadiastrumente upon the market. It
Oh paid. that a perpetual injunction
theCiflinnacclnpany
audits member hununkinganyin-
ththalettuupatmf. Them
ennui-med to mud-magmas-
v-h all histraiaenh made, and pay the
eutecoruingfronthehaiglitintion.
Chinatown mud.
Banana-to, Joya-shaman...
towndhtrlctatlain. destroyed fortywood-
M
mm were filkl with loaded
theta departinmtwasanaldetodoanyd-
heir-work,“ all thebuildhgeandem
htswu'e deeboyed. Itbbellevedthatno
llv-wdeknt lei-,overtlmaoham
nee.
wince-int oars-ii.
hiya-elite Peat myrtlai
Intern-d
Iyiaeme.
dreluleedbfie m
W
”mamas-mixes.
leased.
wwwmhmmn
Mira buildhgatiafleloeiul was
“mm Hewaadaiulagtliewb
'lkeeuiaptrolia-eftkeeiimoeyheesp
WE. ofIaasiugb
ll.‘..anesamlnerofnatioualbauka
vice lstelntlw.flark,reslgned
Themetrollwoltbeoarmyhessw
wmmwmeuum
M, to begin billiar- with a capital ct
Mm
Thellllldere'iruufouadry.ofProvkleaee,
basheen awardedthecoatraet for thetwelve
breeokloedfagmtobe bulltbythe
Iavuwdaeucebuuauataeatoffl."
*' age rrrrm .
woe-www.meio," arrestedai
w.d£‘"£t‘23..‘ when u:
on out
rallroadnear
The creditoreof fiamuelBoydOOuuit
“Ilsa-labia, mmhloa groom have
agreed f cents on dollar.
Tommi-33mm
Aadww'.0ratebfield,aged deareuid‘
itcrotlbehddmmhaiumledead.
So far twenty-two an knownte
must their liv- iu tbaWeet Virginia
The comet recently discovered at the Lick
obs-watery la‘ California h visible at Hyd-
aey. If. 8. W.
The phi“ atteudhg Wilkle Collins,
fienovdlst, midi-onto! danger.
‘l'hegovernment will tekeoontrolotall the
telephonellaeein Francewlthlnayear.
Carbon & Johnson, big builders at Ishpe
mlng, Hick, have failed; liabilities, 060,000;
amet- unknown.
’I'woof Joseph Btafiord‘e homing pigeons,
lat looseatAinhent, Va., atha. m. Tuesday,
werefoundlntlieireoopeat Fall River on
Wednesday. The distance covered was fit!
miles
A barn on the Perkins y at Chester,
Pa, was burned Tuesday nig Frank flee
ban, who was elecping in the barn, was
fatally burned. Pour horses were burned.
lam, 83,“)0; insured.
Perry Nelson, a wealthy farmer, known at
the silng'lest man in south Wisconsin and
also as a wife beaten was tarreii, feathered
and whipped by White Calm.
Fire caused a damage of nearly MAXI) it.
the plant of the Empire oil refinery at Frank-
lin. Pa. The Empire was an independent
refinery.
The firm of Pelgram & Meyer, silk manu-
facturers of Paterson, N. J., nashean placed
in the hands of a receiver, whose instruction
are to wind up the busine.~s of the firm. Thii
action was taken by the heirs of Mr. Meyer,
who died a year ago.
During a quarrel at Philadelphia Harry
Murphy, aged 29, was probably fatally
stabbed by George Hankinson Both men
are fishermen.
Mn. Gertrude Briggs, wife of Nelson
Briggs, the captured Ohio counterfeiter,
has given bonds in the sum of 810,0“) for
her appearance on Friday morning, Aug. :1
After church at Trenton, I.a., two no-
groes. .loe Cook and Sol Dorsey. ennui“ in
aecuflle. Becoming angry, they drew pie
(013 and fired, and both were killed.
WORKERS OFF FOR EUROPE.
Departure of the Scrlppa' langu- Expo
ditton an the City of Rome.
NEW YORK. July 25,—The American work-
ingiiieii’s expedition, Including thirty-four
male and four female artisans, and accom-
panied by the correspondents and artists ot
the Scripps' league, arrived from the west
by thi- Erie road at 7 ii. iii.
After breakfast at the Coleman house the
party visited the city hall. There Mayor
Grant wished the members of the party God-
speed. and congratulated them upon the op
portunities they will have “of doing what
the American workman always strives to do
—lcarn something new of his own calling."
At 2 p. in. the party embarked on the City
of Rome for LiverpooL
The trip includes a tour of the manufac
turing towns of fligland, Scotland, France,
Belgium and Germany, hesideaa ten days'
study of the Paris exposition. They are due
in New York on the return trip Sept. ll.
IN THE BASEBALL WORLD.
League.
At Philadelphia—
Philadelphia .0 3 s 0 0 3 6—“
Kewh'ork.. . .......... 2001080—f
Batteries: Buflluton and Clements: Keefe. Crane
and Ewing. Game called on account of darkness.
At Boston
Beaten. ............. 0 0 3 0 :l 2
l 0 3—12
Washington, .......i 0 i o o o 01 0-4
Battcrms: Madden and Kelly, O'Day and Clark.
AtCleveland—
Cleveland ............. IOIOIOOOI—l
Pliteburg ............. 0 0 0 0 l 0 0 l 8—!
Batteries: Bakely and ”miner. Calvin and
fluids.
AtChicago(Firstgarne)—-
Indianapolis ...... .....iooooiooo—l
............... 2 0 0 0 ll 0 0 l 8—!
Mterlee: Iliisieand Myers. Tencrand Farrell
(Secondgame)—
lad ........... 0 0 0 0 0 I 2 s 0—!
Chicago ........... .....0200000104
Batteries: Boyle and Buckley, Uumbert and
Darhng.
Association.
AtPhlladelphb—
.............. 0 l l 0 i 0 0 l l—e
(linoleum ............. soiooOiii—e
AlBruoklyn-
KIIIIIICI” ............ 20ll02000—l
Brooklyn ............. 00l03101x~1
Batteries: Boarders and Room, Terry and
Clarke.
AtBaltiniore—
“union ........ ....000402l5d—1‘l
lanky-Illa. ........... ooiooOIIO—I
Noumea. ............. 0111002004
............. ..000000000—4
Banal. Wldneralid 0’00nnor.fltlvettaand
Otherfla-aa.
“Newark—
Nowark ............... SIIOOOSID—Il
mmv.....112020100-7
Galeaandlbifltnmll-sweluand
Mo.
AtWovceetau
Iorcsster...........:.0 0 l I 0 l 0 0 H
MW. 10 0 3 0 8 l 1 x4
muzsuuommwmoormm
lurk!
Atllewllavea—
llewllaveu... ........ l0lllil00—u
Mail .............. 00.000110-1
lanai-:Dor-aadO‘Rourke,smithaad
aim-fig. .
atm-
............. OOII lttto—it
. ....IOOOOIIOS—l
audio
00—“
0k!
Del-iagfl
lO-I
00—.
fl
‘ .
Chief of Pollen Hubbard have
as to who the my mine
tenable him to hire expensive lawyere.
yitwas learned lromAmIetautm
Attorney linker that a man known to he a
clue peimuol friend of a prominent Clea-
new leader in Chicagoappearcd Ill Win
nip-g Saturday night. londay morning
Burke’s lawyenordered a copy of the miord
in tlieesiraditicn woodlanand W
that he would make syndication for a writ of
habeea corpus A largo-into! money was
regairedfor the move, aadthereweeaelu-
timatien before Holiday that it would be
hthoomi . The Chieegodetectlvee in Win-
nipeg andlxhief Hubbard's force are working
hard to find out Just what the connection is
between the arrival of the Chicagoan and
the beginning of legal Wings, and are
g for [rat things.
urka’sattorneye applied for the writ of
habeae corpus iii the morning. Mr. l‘enlua.
In making the application, impugned the
validity of the testimony atliiiittiid by Judge
Ilaln. ’l‘be writ was granted. The court
will consider the matter today.
JACK BU RGESS CAUGHT.
In and Ills Wife litola 03.000 Worth of
Jewelry.
le Your, July mix—JACK Burgers, the
notorious prise lighter and confidence man,
and his wife Nettle, who are wanted in this
dty for stealing 88,0“) worth of jewelry
from lira Prank Burtt, sister of hire. Bur-
gem, have been snorted In Detroit.
The sisters are daughters of, once noted
Mamehusetts clergyman. One married Mll—
Iionaire IIurtt, late at the head of I’otid‘e
Extract company, and the other married the
pugillet. Jack did not support his wife, and
lira llnrtt was regularly called on toaid her
sister and incidentally her brother-ln-law.
lint Iliirtt deposited her jewelry with a
jeweler for safe keeping. Having been in-
vlted to the Old Guard ball, last January,
she sent for the jewels, and found that they
had been withdrawn on a forged order by
Mr. and lint Borges, who had suddenly
disappeared. She soon after received pawn
tickets for tho valuables. She notified the
police, who have finally located the Burgeese-
in Detroit. Mrs. Hurtt has a divorce still
pending against her hudiand, whom she
charges with cruelty and drunkenness.
BUSHNELL FREE AGAIN.
'l'ha'l’lilef Manages to Escape “'lille Itch
tuinlng from ‘ollth America.
EN YORK, Jul; Zi—Ii'illiani A. Buillr
hell, the nilndh r, on whose arrest nior»
money and time have been expended than
on any arrest of a New York fugitive with»
In recent years, hasescaped from Detective
Reilly, who was bringing him from Chili,
alter an absence of ten years, and be is again
free from the grip of the law, with little
prospect of his recapture
Detective Reilly has sent a telegram to In-
spector Byrlluo, stating that his man had es-
caped at Iquique and recapture wu~ llllptlsw
aililc. He asked that the minister at Lima
be notified.
Bushnell stole $75,000 worth of boii is from .
the law firm of Butler. Stillman d: Hubbard, l
on Wall street, ten years ago. ll . lied to 5
South America, and his career titer-s reach
like a romance. He was captured after or ‘
traordlnary trouble, but lllllllllgrhI, owing to
his great popularity, to escape extradition.
He was again arnnsted by Detective Reilly.
and this time he was given owr by the Pen).
vian authorities
Arrest of an Alleged Murderer.
Pom-r Pussssi‘, N. J., July al—llonry
P. Hendrickson, a hotel than here, has been
arrested on a charge of murdering FAIWBNI
Hence last March. The charge was made
bya peddlcr named Frank Patterson, who
claims that he aw Heiidrickson strike Hanoi-
a fatal blow wtih a bottle on the morning of
March 13 Dr. Kiuiiiouth, who made the
post mortem examination, says the man on.-
murdered, as the skull was fractured. Kaine
was prominent in tho pollIlt‘nI community
andaiiian of some means. An old feud is
suppmed to have been the cause of the inur-
der. Edward Stevens was suspected of the
crime in March, but was released in $500
bull. It is now believed that tho iiiiinlor
was the outcome of a plot on the part of
some oi'l'ondol politicians.
llr. Rdson Testifies.
NEW YORK, July LEE—In tlic Kt‘llllllIl‘l‘
reference Dr. Cyrus Edson was rolled to the
stand. lie told of the experiments at Colum-
bia college, where the dogs were killed with
shocks from the alternating current of the
Westinghouse dynamo. He said they were
all killed by the first shock but one. The
doctor was of the opinion that an electric
current could be generated to cause instan-
taneous and painless death. He thought all
that was neaasary was half an amphere and
a force of from 600 to l,(ll0 volts.
Said to lie a Ilurilerer'a Accompllcal.
Asunasn, Win, July all—Joseph Brllhlier
has been arrested at Bad River charged with
murder. Bruhner wasannncle of the vio
tim of the wile murderer Feuchs, and is
charged with being an accomplice in the
brutal killing of Feuclis' young bride. it is
alleged that he attempted to kill her several
days before she was murdered. Feuchs, the
real murderer, has not yet been captured,
and it is the conclusion that he met
deatlkat Worm hands.
I Thieves with least-ant.
x, July 25.-—'I'he burglars who on-
leredthe ' once of ex-Governor Long at
Bingham, ving learned through the pa-
per: that t of the silver spoons were
valued by Mr. very highly on account
of the family latious connected with
than, have tint portion of the
plunder, sending the pckage through the
mail.
Letter Carrier cum-lav 'l'rial.
Ruw Haves, July ill—The hearing in the
ease of letter center lienry If. Cumulus,
surged with collecting money for campaign
purposes, warmmed. Postmaster Eugl'nh
and Moe Inspector Warren Edgarton
were examined, but no deckin- was reached.
a cane Beheaded by a Street Car.
Nuw You, July m—Joeephine Overhnhe,
lyearsofagemf 8M Thirdavenue,waarun
overbya'l‘hlrdaveuue car atthacorinrof
fifty-first street The wheels pa-ed over
hunchwmpktelyuveriagharheadlrum
thehody.
Nmfmfluflarbor.
Banllaaaoa, Ia,JIly&—H. Roam
theft-tell mlniater,liael¢t fa- Newport,
ILL,» consult with the rearadiniral of
the French fleet 'I'lie yaekhot the flea.
wanhakanasteraclabhavedlehaaded.
no Indian Iaidau sad I'm
mane-“ducal”
‘l'lie Masturbadingiopte
ofeouvermtiouiuead aloud
hm becoming lorgottta luthea
mummy aiulmcneymaking. The
htworiegroundJecredtothethoueaiulewho
laid down their lives a wfllmgucflflcgb
being told to real estate ata ec-
tain price per foot. while butfewof theold
landmarks remain to connect Chattanooga of
film with the Chattanooga“ today Further
back in the history of the city it was a straw
glliig Indian village, nesthd at the footof
lookout maintain, while four miles distant
and landing was established on the Ten-
nawaeriver The Chattanooga»! the olden
time Is now Rt. Elmo, made famous by the
pen of Augusta Evans, while the Chattar
noogaof today is on the idle oncomu'tlpled by
Ibsw' landing Tradition says that the word
meane"liawii‘e nest” in the Indian tong
being derived from "chatta." hawk, and
“umga,” next. Home of the older citizens
can still remember the tune wimn they
hunted rabbits hi the thickly |H||lllItlllllI por~
lions of the city, and but a low miles away it,
requlres no vlvld Imagination to picture the
indlans as they made this their rendezvous
About twelve miles from tho cIty Ia Wal~
Inn's Ridge. a wild. qurd, rmnniiilo Willey
In which deep gorges, liiiiiioiiue rocks and
small caves abound. Even yet an occasional
bearordonr is seen among those almost luv
[la-lilo cliffs and many years ago It afforded
aretreat for all kimlsofgonie. ’l'liis rendered
it peculiarly attractive to tho Indians and
they made it a general hunting ground, while
the Cherokee nation would frequentlyhold
its councils here. At the village of Chatta-
nooga were manufactured the implements of
husbandry and w. l-Iven yet great quanti-
tlu of stone batcbcts, arrow heads and pot-
tery can be found on Williams island and
near the foot of hioknut mountain. One of
the noted chiefs of the Cberokm nation was
John Ron. from whom one of the presidenia
of the Cherokee tribe in the Indian territory
was darmnded. An old hall breed Indian by
this well known name was found on Sand
mountain by the writer, and from him was
gleaned the following interesting legend,
given as nearlyas poudblo in his own lan-
811380:
I am an old man now, and will soon go to
the land of the setting run. where my fathers
have long since been gathered. ‘Tis over
seventy years since, as a boy, I lcft my home
on Walleii‘s ridge, and with my tribe
sought for other hunting grounds Uiir tribe
is ll‘llllrl‘fil as the leaves by the winds of
the autumn, 'llld those who yet remain are
crowned Willi the [roots of the winter The
white man lIl.I v-ot drlvoiis from the pleas
ant ngltllll!‘ nu Hum-t Rock nor the villages
by the benuufuu in. r I know not who they
were, but they wvrt- soul by the Grcat Spirit
We wandered along the banks of the river
or climbed among the rocks of the mountain.
and knew no other thought than happinom
until a white man came among us. Ariiiook.
the medicine man, had a daughter. She was
as fair as the rays of the run and as pure as
the dew on the mountain flower. She was
sought by the braves of the tribe, and they
would lay their trophies at her feet, and still
young and innocent as the deer she would
bound among the rocks iiml none could fol-
low Ill'l’ She would push her canoe down
the river and laugh tho rapids into silence.
Ill'l' song would ring out among: the bills and
tho rocks would answer book in melody She
was the good allll‘ll. of the ll’lllt'. nmi iiouo
could at or die if she filllllfiit‘ml to llwllL
A white Iiiuiicazno. lie was strong and
brave and none could throw tho tuninliawk
or pull the bow as well as he. Kobe knew
whence he came, but as the shadows of the
days ptmd by he still was the . and be won
the right at our sports to join the tribe. He
was then our brother, and as such we hall to
rcceivo him. The dark clouds seemed to
gather over the maiden and she would sit by
the little streams and play with the pebble-st
No more could her laugh or her song he
heard, and We feared that slio would die.
Our white brother alone could cliccr her and
at his IUOLSlup she was glad. He told her of
his far away homo and her heart was full of
joy. but her fatiicr. the medicine man, an-
ewercd my to lib wooing, rind the henna of
tho ytlllflg; people were rad Often they
would meet whom the sun went down behind
the rocks and they would sit and hold each
otlicr's liziiid nizdiievcr speak. She was it
dutiful daughter fllllI never would she coir
sent to go without llio Iiii'sfilllg of her father
and the rrilu. One day they strolled where
the \Tnli‘l‘h innit rig-.iiiist the rocks (tlie suck)
and with the song the Cherokees sing when
death is near they clnsped their hands, threw
thciiwivts down into the river and ware
never seen again. but I have often board the
song when the river was low, as the water
dashed against the rocks where their bodies
had lain.
- Soon after this the Great. Spirit showed
that he was di<pleascd, tho deer and the bear
could no longer be found and strange Indians
appenml "rill Wem they, and large, and
with nudity strength. They could throw
great I’Iit‘IiS further than the winds would car-
ry an arrow On each side of their head
were grunt lioriis,niid their eyes were like
the wild cat and gicuaied through the dark-
nesi. They did not. speak. but. they would
growl until the earth would tremble, and
fire came from their months. They Were
everywhere, and in our council: the braves
could find no way to compete with these evil
spirits. So we gathered our women and our
children and our dogs and our tents and our
bows, and we wandered over the mountains
until we came to the side of ariver where
nomoccasinliad ever trailed, aml here we
hmeched the Great Spirit to let us dude.
My tribe and kindred wandered even further
yet,and I alone am left; and soon I, too, will
Join my fathers in the happy himting ground.
—-Cliattanooga letter.
Picking llp Victoria's Trains.
Sir Spencer Ponsouby—F‘nnc‘s duty at the
drawing room is to pick up the trains, and it
iavery arduous work and admirably ciilcii
lated togive the strongest mail a fit of luau-
hago. Sir Spencer, who has been in the
public service for nearly forty-nine years,
has become rather infirm and some fear
fully, never having recovered from hiedee
parate exertions during the jubilee, and at
thelsstdrawing recruit was only with
difileulty that be got through his task, which
would surely be more appropriately confided
toaetalwart footman «mother-domestic
Do its Manufacturers Publish all
the logical
IS IT FREE fflOII All" It?
Alhwellknown, ammonlalaun tb~
material
mil: l? WWW“ we“:
r
Wanda from beslIhfulyei‘iobetamc
thel bakl la ,
usihelrgg'ods. but hymn! do not
This powder is made only of strictly pure
of soda. with a little
flour topreaerve it. This is attested the
and
mucusrm‘mc
HIRE ?
'enti Iliad?
fullnfood.aud drleeup thahread
Unle- inanuheturera publish just what
(ILEVELAND'S SUPERIOR
cream of tartar. and strictly'm
olicialanalyliea of Governmentand late
WMnE; .-.
0. & 0. TEA.
The Choiecst 'l'ea Ever Offer-cl.
PERFECTLY FUR
A .‘I1 IST DELICIOUS Ill?‘ 7 It ltvl‘
,. s
; :rillti-trm 1:7 :51: . :
p—
In.
'l'!:‘{ I
l! is the IIitilll-T‘ ' i.
-‘.~eilvl.1:i.;i:' v.
"illliIIh“ in
.r ’Ili '
I own I ,
9..‘,iivii. t' 1"9'..--'i
r. I). I. - I\"l'li.\ &' 0..
li. h’lllilhllllilllt,
CHAS. ll. l-‘EllllIS,
South Norwalk, Conn.
A Talk With
mm W ” ...:
in".
M‘Fi'
WATCH REPAIRING
snuuf'gvonxnnn.
, . .9 .
'lka Inn's-l g l. |Ilr v. unions of ii. D Ilay'es. I
viahuiirol Ihc W tim-a whom ill flur.:l..gy_ now
Ii.
“t IM till I! [I()Y'l‘.
JEWELER,
No. 15 Railroad Mace.
Winona. lieu. Deb. llth. I”.
This is to can that Ir. 3. I). Boyle: has been
wiihuasa Landloaeh i and
hill!!! [catchment U1! my
to any II seed 0' the
services ecumenical lee workman. Ileana
iuruoote-loewovkusn use; he has a very
Immdmplgut oi. main made use
specie! on it my unmet - elewellog
peneeii eirpni. and toilet: go ab and state Ilcb
more i ipaoe forbids lie will make a very
valuable Idnlliou wear ieselry store and I highly
nonunion-l the young than to any one. Ir. Baylor
he: done chmnoiueier, chmograph and repeater
work in Int-claustyle. lie has done American.
lng lab and duties work and general repairing about
e'l slnoeof watches lledoeslile work e tly.
Yours truly. W. I. A. wootx. "K.
A “will: LINE "l'
Builders Hardwa:
PAINTS,
Oils Vgrnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
\Virc Steel lloor Mate,
Something new. beet thing out
w. O.QUINTARD
Infill" IIAIJ. am
in NEW YORK m LESS THAN
TWO nouns AND A HALF.
The New and Palatlal steamer,
lane Bharles,
I up . had I. Byalu-c,
Will cominrnce Making Dally Trips to New York
tuneful-i. Safe-I) and speed.
Popular Prices.
50 N Illa I 0 Ni.“ Iii-k ‘llialt'
IflllyII’CtlIIsS excursion, 70 cents-
Onand after
Monday, June 10th,
The Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
“Htiurllt'illlc” train leaving :0. Norwelk at 7 Hi I
in Rt'fllflill‘K leave sew I'lrrk, Pvt-r to Rae! River,
r:
'9
Col Ferris. Mose-a Glover, David l'latt,
S K Stanley Mrs Henry heymtmr
i
F
l
l
E
and "the-Ia
Ilcluvv will Iv '9 uu II inmplr o.‘ to wil'flnle of
'- who! out w uzi-ui-ill rrn hiIl- me p& n u!
'vt'i B!0.{Ill\u) u n k. (I i It “"1'Ihl llic .. b
imm] IIP'I liiwit ... im hit in r- ii in - iir hr. 2 U
ml t'lgh'ui'~ ‘ le-n ll 0 Ir . vii itinm P‘ i
warm! rim liu- r >9 ,. h I.” - will-Nee ;,
I» Mllllll1>th .. b -. ._ .. \ .bc. i
'li'iim tainilfi ton. Ii. [17 .u
r i - fut} :n. In r Hill-n . mu I.i‘ mo ...-.1 -
i'u rn i:- ~zi- yo I: .r» iimr
I1“. (3 VI lhlttll‘ wiys: I: +75 lime
akc- mt“ unlb lip-pt pet i a- i‘ Jtfll' d re 0! :be it fri
dcecvu lion. inducing on weight air in sixry i-out-d
Ieuf! 'cd about on: year .ililllt half htrruli in:
nu- dom: vh:it “I'dIC . rhlil nil-Io eu gcri FlllnIlt
"buried-f dilt‘uiildi't‘infui my case 'i-rura r;"
Iihvre gave me Ibe lirnrllti-uf oiibte Th~ n I was
finally pen-usual to take llowes‘ Blind l’unib'r.
the! “RV: Man or ibm button I was entirely
curvd and have been a well min for over six years."
MRS. "KS KY SEYMOUR. Mid to have bad
aruilter removed by Ilr. l‘ummiiigs. of New Yolk
oi: y. Wai- very law— reported likely iodie any day;
not able to walk alone; pore would not lies! The
Dinar-31y c ind her eon-u )t'rll ego and has been a
well wuninu More.
8. K STAELB“. nearlytluhiy ye." old~ and
was tum-ting sewn-2y from a mud ruuh Tue
doctors said be had an "n cu on his lung.“ and
could noL ire Having hard of ibe “UfitIe'HII
mice (In c by “The Uzi-it Blood I’urtlcr " l ecm
for u in nirt‘v and intlk u faithfully. My cough do-
eppcarul and am nov- ctvjuyiiiggmal heaitli.
Testimony ofn Remarkable Cure
in Norwallt, Conn.
Miss Celia Starr, (now Mrs. Churlea
Bennett). Grant 3%., Norwalh, Conn.
Ilid llimicy trouble. Ibepcpen. immin-d C‘ri‘n
lat ion of eight were standing; was so nervous that
~bc could ucil er rit’t‘p not eat. hill out our
night hundred dollars in drums. and was not benc-
llui-d ore L‘e-nl e worth; hon ih ruined as much by
the poison modulate as I“ the disease for which
.iia-y weretatcn She says: "I did not expect In
I\|l bularhoiillmc. Mr Ilowci- wal rent to me
by a friend. I took his medicine and have not bad
a doctor since. I was not able to walk wilhoul bein
am now able and do walk all about loan several
times a day I am a new person. end I would not
be hick whercl was for thousands of dollars. I
Cunt-Mull the best medicine ever offered to the
public. l)r.i?oui trek. of h‘ew York, Iold me he
would not have believed I run d have been cured if
M! hid not «on ll done by Franklin llowes‘ led»
cal Dircovery." Cured lonr ears ago.
Solo by A ll. IIUY'I‘ SUN. Norwalk
arms...- mm everywhere. .in
TRY OUR.
Del. Connly Creamery Butler.
Barguiiilflhnery
Failell’s Headquarters for
M I L L I N E BY,
3 “later so, NorWnlli.
We are selling No. it Satin ldge (liner-sin rib.
hone. in all colors, from Ill as. up. Wreaths from
loci- upward. We have just lacked a full line
of Ostrich feather bends. ills. Iipe in one hand. all
colors. forlocta. Afull lineof infants capefioin
l0 tie. up.
MRS. FAWCE'IT,
3 Water St . - Norwalti.
, 1- at :«Tealarl'i-I‘b "I
' . reels h al purity I ’I
nay rel. or your honor.“ sun )3
“wheelie-all here-e yvur we
Intern .vlivw ie
the la peer-ea.
III—Ii lulu-II
mmnmhmws-u
. . ml as- One lee
' NINE
.1“ All h
Sample] Piers.
bflflwWD-flmwwaw.
r. maltehlhomamirhr
regiment-mm: *m
fl h
moi Jitters-n ri. at 3d i-m ..iidfnolele Nicer.
:i~I rum. 3 30;) m., CULIlt‘Cillix w :b «rams ii
\A'i-n l'um
\Iw ye l'uke lie IIOIII~.IHDIII(' Line.
t‘--r l rim-i lob-run. on up Ev In
till. 5!.“ ESGI..—\\Il fl’LR‘II'eAL ('0
‘III E." VI Bl l'ii V I' &i. \t
Iii on > . c- bark
l‘ l: .. n» ,. u . . 1
Lit. UL - “1.2? it ambit.
um Fiillifl‘l' Lilli.
lurwalklllawlnrl.
0n and after July lb. 1: oil, (until fun Ilt'l’ notice)
—THE PROPELLERS —
\.,-.",,,-‘
f ,.
3 ,
‘1 M. l
'. ‘ with“. lt‘:1'\
*1 ' V
1- 7
Lily of horwulk & Eagle,
Will make daily trips, Sundays excepted, foi
freiuht between New \ork, Norwalk and South
Noi'walk. Will leave Pier 2!. foot of Beekniaii street,
New York, for 50th Norwaik, daily at 10 :la a m
(due at South Noiwalksi 3.3) p Ill.) Extra host
Hominy. Wednesday aim Friday at 5 p. m For
Notwaih, Mommy, Wednesday and Friday, 5 p in .
Saturday at Wilda m
Freight r ccivcd from? a. in. to 5 p. m.
“cunning. Boats Leave south Not-walk. daily. 7
g. m. Noiuaik. Tueedav. Tlim=diiy and Saturday.
p. m.
k‘rolght taken from and received for all
points on the Danbury and Nora-alt and
shepang ltallroada at Greatly Reduced
Bates.
Upon a plii'a'lon to agents the City)
and liege will he sent for special
anywhere in New York or its Vicinity.
WA“ persons are forbid truetllll: any of the
employee-i of the boats of this line on accountof
the owners thereof.
HOIYSA'I‘ONIC RAILROAD.
llah'lllllll & NtIIlWALK DIVISION.
Corrected June lath. 18219
Paaeengor Trains.
I:
of Non alk
to of freight
SOU'I‘I].
Lv. Nomik. Lv. 80. Norwalk. Ar. Wilson Mi
7 32 a. m. 7 56 a. m. sea a. in.
S l? “ 827 " 8 fi “
IO 08 " 10 ll " lo a) “
lzwpm 109nm. “Ruin.
. 3 .. t. ‘ 5, ..
h 27 " liked 688 " llxed 646 "I'x’d
8m .. .. sio .. .. “a .. ..
9 fl .. .. 1024 .. .. lo 3, u ..
union.
8 50 a. at.
60! p in
NOBTII.
Lv. Wilson Point. Lv.80. Norwal's. ALNorwalk
I If) a. m. Mixed 121a. in. l‘x'd 210 Ind
625 .. .. ‘35 .. .. “1 ..
8th “ -- 9l8 “ Quail.
I20 “ 1213]). in. 12min
2 50 “ llxcd :1: “ lined 316 lxed
l ..
4% .m. bl! “ 5f? In.
P m .. “2 '21
7 ls “
1010 “ liked lo I? " llxed l0“ Hind
sums.
0 23 a. ll 9 so a. ll.
5 in .- e 51 p. Ill.
W. Il.llrrmwsoii,Vlee&u. and Gui‘l Ian-gin.
l’. c. Pam,8u mdent.
A . Pniini, Passes!!! Aunt.
IAIN LINE.
[caveman-port for “infield
[flu in. seen-mo’u
mm II at
“03!) a. - liked
4.50 p. I. express
‘6 ol " seoommo‘n
manure
Ila.-
Sfloes only as far as Great
'tloaeonly ea tar as New liltord
5 Limited expreu. south Norwalk to Pitt-field.
In. ll. Vice M 8 (isn‘t Iaa'g'r
w. i.rmu%mm.mmci
0177M
“ lxa-Iaar I-
It. I. mom
I". to It".
Olives, him some,
W, xoaan.
mus. lam
Spring Goods
I'Itol Till
Bills Gulls Ulllllmlll
or~r~~~
W.B. Hall &Co.,
l3RIDOl EINJRT.
Aid will purchase In pulled without the or
take route at some were In the field? I
s .m -9“)
wu'io iiT‘ii’FiIiNNf"
Carriage Makers
And manufacturers of
All kinda of a. one.
Trucks, Car a, o o.
All kinds of bin prom tl done
Several new momma ml al.391- ftw esle.
New ltcad Cert- only till
Horse-Bhoeing and all
kinda ofBlaclrsmithlng
Foot of Franklin fit.
south lhorwnllt.
MEYER}! w-..
oil
HAZELTflN, L '
GROSS GREEK.
a
U3. ONLY
Ail!
(it’ll hIAUa
Stove Coal
Iii-"'51“ WHAT lil'l'l'll 'I'III PARTICULAR
IItlUllBJVI'I PUICIIAIIOII‘I'OK AND
Ill BATI'IIIID 'I'IIA‘I' Till (”All I!”
NBVIR film!!! I!" hQUAIJJD.
RAYM NI] BRIIS
Ncwaadmond-hend
Buggies, I’hactons. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindle-i, etc.
Prices in Suit All.
can ".3... s... the...
CANDIES
Of all kinds Fir! Place
BAKERY!
—~ -»——. 0—7. ——
CORNL'COPIAS, CANDY TOYS. and a full m-eort
merit of ornamental candy.
MrsJohn Holland
I... UDIER'N BLUOII.
HATS! HATS!
I'll: l'lii'rz‘i'l Tolyiw
n grime of M fl and 5' ' ll i _~
5111; Hats,
5pm.; :- , .»
(“ups in all colors, Crush
lists, the" at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular attention [mid to
rising, Cleaning and lrunliig
5m. flats. Iva
Milli-IRS!
ALL EEADES
AM) AT
Lowest Prices
The Best Goods for
the Least Money
—A’I‘—— ~
H. S. BRflWN’S
B00'I‘ 85 SIIOE S’I‘illlE,
Clark Jr Lane’s Block
“
ll" Your Ci'rr.
A few months I commenced to use I. F. I’.
Roe lano2forbadneeeontheerown of my head.
The is all haired over and look- ea gocd ae the
rest 0 my head. lain verymnch plum-d and would
highly recommend it to anyone who is held or wants
thicker hair.
I. B. COLKIAN. Ingiucer, 13 Park llow.
Feeliter'a Flmflfif“
unless Mm"
m
whim laaot
"I“ -m of?mmm if I
matriculation“ nibble
8l,000 REWARD umuai
Jemmszhrmm.m
"Mb hill-Ha -I mm IthII
2* mt :Il out, be, It
med-M010.
I. l'. l’. bin-Ia kyll
hut-”d I-dh
III M
w
anneal-...;
m
Min-nth,
anal-ad,
five—II.
“d“.flh—mu
m m co, mums. 0!.
De- I‘— hlq to!“ Hi ll hy.
Ibhfifiwm “'lfl‘.
GEORGE I. mum.
Boys Iluis, Polo l'ups, Tennis,
9
l
l
9
HEKRY mYpbehilzh, Laekawaiina, Locust
i
l
9
i
i
l
.
‘9
i
l
i
l
i
'9
...... Illlll'allll, Llllllll, Ra
JollN n. reams,
Wholeaaleand WI Doc!" to all kladecf
ummuo
Brick, Limo, Cement},
Blue Stone. Etc. "\
lonntaiii. Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre Coats.
but ill RUBBER Pill'l'
. Washington and Mar
inhabit-Mn. Brunt! :Ifice aiStilson
ilnig Stars» Mini
Th8 IIIIIIIII Iallll.
Jill! smr~~
MEATS
SERVED l5 Tklh BEST MANN“
If you than! the choices-r. HEATS, ohtafnedre
.Lri' t
... ...v >yonhh‘ or rm: vnii wi; find their: I! my
“in.”
{filili'
u. int-l9 ...
» 'k
.5 if 5 5"":
1 ill 319 M25
ii
[3 I“ 383505
F. HA YES.
DIIlkIJPS RIIW‘K film“ NI'I'WAI ‘t
Low-r!
‘wuilibb‘ MARKET.
Ono Quality,—'l'lo Beet.
Beef, Veal, Lamb, lotto Pork, Salt and Flash,
Corned Beef. 5 Tongue, Bane,
Shoulders, Bee-mm Frank-
termite.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Promptly.
CHARLES SMITH
53 Washington Street.
J .H Kinefelter,
DPALIR IR
Meals, Fish listen, .
Vegetables, Fruits,
CANNED GOODS, ETC.
(in. N. l, l. H. l H. Banal.
Telephone Connectim.
Bflllllflfl & HHS ll
28 Main St., So. Nor-walk.
Meals Fish lllllflll,
Fllill, Veielallei Piillry, it
or All Blade in Their ties-ea.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
II. I. smut-r. ea 3. B. norm.
Have You Heard it i
No, What is it ?
llunt a Zelutl'lleep the
Nicest Market In the City.
NflBWiLlTliBll s
Delivered every Saturday
Fish, Oysters, C ms
waoiemle sail llstail.
8
Pure Tomatoe catsuit. ‘
Imported Sardines.
h
HUNT & ZELUFF’S,
Norwalk Chronicler