r
Kisses post. 0. a. it, of
wll unveil this tall I “I,“
‘ id'sostsrcsmetsry.
m or nsritcril will build
' deem for III. aoldicr’a
,for 0”,”.
al Church It (“or
”exuded I unanimous call
I Bernice: oi Wsthorelleld.
.Btons oi the Asylum Ivenu;
mm.“ ”Island will open
tW in unit-rd Palestine.
Murrow-uni the Noun a
Jedi “lecturing company of New
I.
, metro-Ire Io customi-
... Friday. Tov‘ysnrs old. an insane
M' committed suicide by hanging
m Idosst in Collinsvllle, Friday.
WM ship at. lary II in New
Wlnrkor ior a few days. It bee
'I soiled mm hill. In 3) days irom
Minnow» when
A'swerin of honey bees hove taken
We of I illsr In I Rockville
“hmhnndlho WPC. T. U. have laid
to the honey and will given lionry
like later In the season.
”Idiom Doggino. sixty years of spa.
wmfflnd drowned Saturday in I will
'9le In Willtniantie, He was last
«ice Wednesday and “was intoxicated.
lfilrnvee I son Ind daughter.
i
t‘lilTlllli, 1 CAN SEE YOU!”
want a brutal—.- Boy said When no lo-
. eovorod His Bight.
risiolpaperrelatrs the following
out which has rather I pathetic
A
1» side: “Patrick Reynolds, son of Michael
I
i
..,,“ Avmystsongodorotsulphur
l
Reynolds. of East Bristol. it will be re-
called mat with I terrible misfortune by
an accident on July 5. Eminent physi-
cldtis mid he would Ioseihe sight of
both eyea.‘ Dr. J. J. Wilson on Iiondsy
found thatthe sight of the right eye
was 'not destroyed. He was pressing
back the eyelid when the boy said that
ho could are. A moment later Mrs.
Reynolds came into the room and the
boy exclaimed excitedly. “Mother, I can
ssdyo'nl lather, I can see you!” For I
few ‘moments after that there was
ascene’whlch the doctor says did his
heIrt good. The boy clapped his hands
and chanted, while his mother sat dowp
and wept so great was her joy.”
THE NEW SCREEN
A Peculiar Situation Caused by it in
‘ low Britain.
' ' The new screen law has produced
rather an interesting and ascmewhat
complicated situation in New Britain.
llr. Dunn‘s saloon and restaurant are In
one 'roo'ni. The saloon is set oil from
the restaurant by I partition so arranged
that on Sunday and alter midnight on
weekdays the bar can be entirely closed
. and separated from the restaurant.
”tendon then, by law, be kept open
LAW.
I Illihe time. If the partition between
'i‘eat'au'rant and bar is removed, so as to
give I clear view oi the latter from the
direct. the mloon and the restaurant he-
a'doeno one and the letter must be closed
‘It midnight and on Sundays. The situ-
dfion has given rise to I number oi in-
We between the county commie
«dimers and Ir. Dunn’s counsel, with a
jview to obviating the difficulty.
row NEXT WINTER.
Changes in the Rink—01d Players Retain-
The New Haven polo rink has been
altered somewhat recently, seats having
bgencrected near the entrance, making
the surface shorter, and the gallery
abuse having been built out I corres-
pondiog d‘utnnce. New Haven will have
mammotmniss last emson. Connors,
item, mil, Phelan and Reed.
Sword will not be retained, butanew
MM from Hssmcbusstts, will
be united as an extra player. The
plkysrs will report for duty October 21.
The leagud will comprise Hartford,
Icriden, springiield, New
linen and probably New Britain. lion
sgerBoillyof the leridenshopestose
nlrotho reimtatement oi Dunning.
flint!“ reunion or Dunningnnd will
, Wmthlm; but 'Neww
L 3" Inn], of latches.
. the storm Saturday morning
. glencksnslnotriclightpolent
‘ monomer.“ Wenonauuutstrsets,
smdisgtaapoisiuio verysnisllsplin.
parvsdsdthevicioiiyaiterthailsah, Ind
”WMdtawnthltherby curi-
Wehrmwherotbspoiahad
Ml”! found I huge pile of sulphur
-isstolisa hilt around I hole in the
Thouplssatioa givsniorthis
deco-innocuous: theiight
Iflarmliotsring the pole, left I
d llphnr on one ondoi snob
dihdw’ntid, thnstrsnsiorming
“matches. Thepeopla
hidinagcod apply oi
“Cw-Immunoassay
" the. In. John Wilkinson
Ween as tori irom the pole
‘Ill’ mun moms til-g:
IAIN nm~ws
militia severest. Willem; .. ,
Silo Bails ior Home instead of
for Sitka.
I"! IS A PRETTY now-new.
HWYInkoolIilorWIel’iaoodin
Mdthololnod Ionl MI“
'0 Was Powerless Againet lor Crow.
AlwangsAlktr.
Vimotus, B. C.,Aug. h-Vlctoria ialnn
N stain of excitement, the cause being
thowlvnloiihoillackllismond. tlhosnr-
“ova-yells.” coming into port and
anahmhg. hhakadoabosrdoaaAaiaricIn
ssaman,JohaliIkInmon. llowseappoiniad
menial oflcsr bytbc captnln oi the Rush
Indordsradtotokoths Diamond in Bitko.
CaptOwanstold “out. Tottiahewonld not
mfliuflitkmbutwonld bring his vasaslto
Viola-1a. lftboywnniodthoDlaniondtogo
toflltkathoywould have toputastrongm'
ornwthanthsschnoosr‘saboard.
non-metro... Aotlow.
ThoRushsinamadeIyIud Owens sailed
toerd OunalIska, thinking therewsro Mfr
Tram-qt)!- net
Inn-dam in tho vichiity. Owens told the
American seamen howould mil for Victoria.
Reloaded hislndians on the east mast of
Vancouver. The Rush took the Black Dir
mond’s sulaklue, about eighty In nmnber.
Tho Ballor'n Mela! Boport.
The American seamen has made an ofllcial
report to American Vice Consul Marvin,
who telegraphed the facts to Consul Slovene
at San Franckco. Tho American says he
was well treated by tho crowoi thcschooner.
The greatest satiaiaction Is expressed here It
the escape of the Diamond. It is thought
the United States will demand the return of
the m, which the British mant
dare not give up. It will bring the matter
to I speedy conclusion.
An Extraordinary Affair.
Wasmsoroa, Aug. 5.——A representative
oftheUnitad Prom called the attention of
Am Secretary oi State Wharton to a dis-
patch to thecflect that the schooner Black
Diamond, instead of going to Silks when
ordered to that port byihe commuderof
the Rub, sailed direct for Victoria, and that
aeonomanconstituted thoprisecrswplacsd
on board by the commander of the Nash,
theprizocrew was helpless to prevent the
Black Diamond's escape. Secretary Whar—
ton had not seen the dispatch. When told
oi Its contents he said that the case, if pre-
sented correctly, was most extraordinary,
and he would not venture an opinion as to
the course the state department could or
would pursue.
Senator Ilale on the Seal Troubles.
BOSTON, Aug. 5,—The Herald’s special
from Ellsworth, M9,, gives an interview
with Senator this on the Behring conques-
that. lie says that the senate committee on
relations with Canada took no testimony on
this point, regarding it as I matter for diplo-
matic negotiation. They saw nothing while
ontbe Pacific coast to indicate any ill feeling
onthosubject. Mr. l-lale does not seoany
reason to expect trouble with Canada or
Enginndover the Behring seametter. 0n
thecoutrary he thinks all the governments
concerned will ctr-operate to protect the seal
fisheries from piracy. The question of the
cloud fan need not be raised for this pur-
pose Mr. Hale disclninied any intention of
speaking for the administration As for Mr.
Elaine’s views. he had no means of knowing
them.
MORE SIOUX SIGN.
flitting Bull llad'flls War Paint on, but
the Friendly Indians Signed.
Eraxnixo Rock, I). T., Aug. 5.—Much to
the surprise of everybody at the agency,
John Gram, Mad Bear, Big Head and their
hands havesigned the treaty, and now 600
namesareallthntarenccessnry for the
opening of the reservation.
Therowasnwild scene when Sitting Bull
Indhisbnndrodolipinwnrcostumeandat-
tempted to drive the friendly Indians from
the council, but he was soon suppressed, and
the Indian! under the three chiefs above
nnnmd iollowed them in signing. Four hum
dradaignntures were secured, and the com-
nil-onus are elated over the prospectof
succem. Chief Gallisstillbeoitating,bntit
is believed he will consent within a few days.
There is now every prospectoi success It
breasonnbly mietopredict thatthe 11,000,-
Macres of landwiil be opened for settle-
moot.
Sixteen llnvo Alrondy Died.
Cuckoo, Aug. Iii—A lltald special from
Carthage, Illa, says: The epidemic of bloody
flux at Warsaw in unabated. Five deaths
occurred Saturday, and It is feared that
many of theinvalida will not recover. Dr.
Hunt has iifty or sevmty—iive cases of bowel
complaint. Boconsidsrs tbs 7'!
mrknlsndmysitiscauesdbyimpnrowata
and the oxtrmly hot days and cool nights
ltisiearcd thatthodiasasshasreachsdllam-
ilton and Kaoknk. A cone-pendant has
bani-termed iromrollablo souressthat no
I- thndxte. deaths have WA!
I’m.“ wnrxumhuwm
a. i‘rzt Inynttun to
amortahthonumborofha
OonowithnhottyWidow.
Newanx,3..,J Ang5.—Prnnk0rnbo,ll
yearsolago,clNo.51Wsststrest,thlscity,
haWhiswifoand five children,“
lsftwithnlwsttylittlswidownnmsd Mary
Fohnegforpsrtannknowul‘hewidoww
IssloouonWiIlhmetrast,andisthomotb¢
odiourehildrwi. Gruheollntsnogloctedhis
iamfly,andspontthogrnater portionofhis
Hurnhomsatthamloonwhnhs wasnot
phyingwiththaband. lostweskthowidow
soldowtthomloonand I home on Newton
west, and, with all!) inherpockotfldt
“dtyaccmnpsnlsdbyhcrchiklrsu. Tho
30m NORWALK UV
rumom
"landlord-thalamus.-
It i mid that all“ and gm of good i!
hove been discovered at Portland, I
townlegraatlyaacitad,snd thelsldwilln. he
developed at once
ilsory Height. a well known far-er near
Fort Wayne, lnd.,wae Instantly killed by
falling irom a reaper sickle, which he was
driving. The knives literally cut him to
taking oil both lap and arms and
tiogtliobody. llalaavasalergs
family.
Charles II. llarkdoll. of Garrison, link. 21
yearsold, shot binnsli in tkslstt breast with
iatolromlts. Papsrswern taitonalablo In
hisrooinior bk brother. Thaeulcida grow
out of I love aliair.
Bodaick Noland, Iii years old, was caught
In an elevator at filoiix City, la., and almost
instantly meshed to death. lobed was s
college stint-ht, working, during vacation,
for money to complete his education.
Charles H. Taylor, In employs oi the
Washington Market company, at Washing.
ton,islldown theolovalor shsnoithoiusr-
kot building and was Instantly killed.
The fifteenth annual convention oi the
Catholic Young Men’s National union, which
was not down ior August, has been postponed
until Sept. 3 and d. It will be held at Provi
den“, It I.
rid“
Wing
Wilkie Collins has suffered I serious rw
lapse.
lI‘ellx Pyatt, the noted Anarchist, is dead.
blizillh‘o‘ New York, MOI
, rho r-ai «I m.
w. ilicinber of' II} III
and dim Mm MCI”
IT DOES NOT MEAN THEM.
Tho Contract labor law Will Not Exclude
Ibo New Catholic Professors.
Bsbrutorin, Aug. 5 ~Notwithstandlng the
recent decision of Solicitor of the Treasury
Hepburn adverse to the Importation of the
foreign prefer-ore engaged by Bishop Kean:
last winter for the Catholic university at
Washington, those gentlemen will come is
this country and tnkc the places for which
thcyareintsndsd. Tbceducaiora in question
are the Rev. Dr. Schroeder, oi the Cologne
seminary, for dogmatic theology; Rev. Dr.
Banquillon, oi the university It Lille, moral
theology; Dr. Ilyvernat, of the Appolanari
at Rome, holy scriptures; Rev Dr. Joseph
Pohlc, oi Folds, philosophy, and Charles
Warren Stoddard, English literature.
Everything has been arranged, it is under.
stood, hotho entire satisfaction of the uni-
versity authorities. They have been given
I-urInces that their foreign educators will
not be interfered with. A government ofll‘
ciol of high standing says there will be no
ditllculty whatever. The profs-or! will be
permitted to land without question. 1!, how:
ever, upon their arrival objection should
come from any quarter, it would be decided,
and very properly, by competent authority,
that the law providing for the exclusion oi
labor under contract wns not intended loop
ply to the class herein named.
HE STOPPED SULLV'S LEVEE.
Governor Lowry Stops John L's III-d-
Ihnklng and Pain llisei in Jail.
JACKSON, Miss, Aug. h—Sullivan’s tril.
to Mississippi was like I triumpbal tour.
Grinds gathered at every railroad station
and cheered the pngilist, and at several
points ladies sent bouquets to him At Dn-
rant, Him, the crowd numbered several hun—
dreds. The privilege of shaking Sullivan's
hand was fairly begged for. Severnlladiee
gained entrance to the car and were intro
duced to the champion At Jackson the
crowd was still larger and no lms enthnaissr
tic. Sullivan was met by Renaud and other
aportaand taken ton hotel, where aspraad
had been arranged for. The crowd followed
and cheered for the pugilist. Sullivan went
into the rotunda oi the hotel and held a
levee, shaking hands with hundreds of per
sons. The governor, on being informed oi
the demonstration, was very much incensed,
Indordered Sullivan locked up in thocity
jail. Hosnid he would not allow I prisoner,
charged with a serious clients, to make a
mockery of the law.
Burke Stori- for Chicago.
Il 13W, Man. ,Aug Err-Chief Hubbard,
of Chicago, decompanied by Oil'icers Collins,
Bose and Broderick, have left by the ManiI
tobaexpress for Chicago with Martin Burke
the extradited Cronin suspect. They expect
toreach Chicago to-night. The witnesses kept
here since the trinl were also taken south
with the party Burke was taken from jail
early in the morning and hidden in the trait
in the yards. disappointing I large number
oi curious citizens who bud gathered loser
the supposed murderer.
It Was I Confodmtc Bill.
Newanx,N. J. ,Aug. h—While Anionic
Gnitello, an Italian, was attendingn Ipicnic
at Caledonia park a stranger acceded him,
drvwhia attention to a bill in the gru,
which proved to beoi tbs8100dcnornination.
Theatrangnrsoidhehadsssn It fall out of
one oi the picknicker's pocketa He was
willing to take 850 for it if Guiiollo would
take it Guitello did take it, but later
learnedtbatitwnanConiedin'atebilland oi
novalne.
A $10,000 Fire at Ithaca.
lnisca, N. Y, Aug. h—At 8 amdre
brokeontonthc fonrthilooroiaiourstory
Wonflhwsmhthotwonpperfloon
otwhichwere oeenpisdby'i‘readwiflspho
'tpg‘ivn‘pb gallery The Inside «mm
washnrnednnl. Thchwtandshoostockoi
0. W. lngnllaand LADirrriit’n
Indianoystoreswm'ebadlydamagedby
water. Thetotallomwili amount ioaboat
Ilium
A forges Disappears.
Yonx, Pa, Aug. h—Prndorlck Wrecker,
I tonne oi thiacity,haodhppsaredaitse
hving cont-ad that haul forged thous-
oi Jncob ltoiehlayto notes totboamoimtol
08,60). Thonotanro hold bytboNIticnal,
Cityand York CountyNIttonnlbInka. III
lsfthishoms on Friday lssgandhbwhww
about are unknown. Bolero leaving he
pruniwdtomakoratitntion.
Alasvoyorlhotintho Bush.
Beers-one, Aug. I—A special from
Buchanmi, Va, says: While Richard
Molliddlopwgi’s,waacondnethg
sins surveying opw'ntkius In Randolph
coontybewaaa-bmhed, shot in thobaek
and intently killed. lib nriirllssnr blot
hombntthoshotissnpposedtohavobom
tsdhymasquattamtbhndgwhowas
afraidofbsingdbomemsd
llolhotthoOvnenoor.
Jscxaosviux, Fla, Aug. h—AKI-‘nsr
specionThaTinieoUnir-i,mysz J.C.flobha,
(Iv-mid them. Clo-l m farm,“
city, w- dotsnd killed by Lowxe Ward.
Anni-Minted.
lamax,3. 1, Ag. b—Adiqswhh
thsAmu-hsnmad m-h
sd-oatm thaAmmi-d“
Vistas. Neither-Imam.“
III! 308
She Strikes I Rock on Rose
Island.
AN UGLY Ililhl IN IIBR IRON illfll.
Ibo We- Only i-asotl irons linking by
Ilse Double Bottom—Wan the Ace“...
Caused by ('aroloeosossi—Tlio Atalant-
to the has-a.
Nswroirr, Aug, h.—-’I'lia now sisalcrulear
Mon, one of the finest of the new ships 41
tthnitoIl hiatus navy, ran on I rock on
Rosa Island and was cimeklarabiy damaged.
Thautuwot asrrsoy is being maintained in
boord the crnlaer regarding the Incident.
Capt. Jnuws O'Kano, the commanding ofl-
cor, gave ordain that not a word was to be
mid also". the accident, and be In boing
obeyed. Novorthelewi some Information
has been mired which goes to prove
that there was grins conic-ic- eon»
where. The Boston had been up tho
bay making her runs over the measured
mils worse, and these proved to be eatisiao
iory. iiholied made her last iripand had
mhckas iarris Ibis-bland. whqnh
bamiii'tio heusatonahorairt. I’m»!
this Item marl» wear», but is a mi
M’ihs‘vdselvwas aiiswnslmgsvnr tinned
th‘d rock libs strudl a‘footteen Minsk:
whnss existence should havo been known.
The wind woe fresh, and when the helm was
put spot to band the wind the vrnaol's stern
was swept on to the mole. The pumps were
Immediately put to work, and tho vanol was
easily kept free. "or olilvorn any she could
"on now make I cruise of lull) inlkl
Ilsr l'orsri Alone iiavod llrr.
The Kristen’s structural form stone saved
hot. [lad nlw but a single bottom theclinlicos
would have been about one innthousand
that she could bave kept afloat. As it was,
the manhole plate, opening Into the inner
bottom, was, by the greatest good fortune,
closed, otherwise there would have been I
strumof water thrown into thoenglne room
large enough to have not the Boston to the
bottom in five minutes alter striking. Unla-
nmnothing gives way, by "non of the great
strain on the inner bottom, there Is every
hope of getting the Boston safe to New York,
even in her [venom condition.
A Ton Foot llroah.
VI-ry Iv'v in the morning divers were
sent down :vuamine the [W's bottom,
and they f- Inn! matters even worse than was
at first sit; p - ‘ A rugged break was div
covered In Ilw w ' III-..l. Ir! 1‘? the bilge
keel on the port -.I.e-. t‘ilr'lblin‘ forndistance
of fen iml slung Ilir’ bottom, and having
throughout Ibi entire length an average
width of three and one-half inchm, The
plate wIs not found broken where It ere-es
the ribs, but only between tbom. The ribs
are four (set apart. Immediately after some
idea was had of the damage, the divers got
to work trying to stop the halos roughly with
great woo-ten wedges, the pumps working
hard all the time. No idea was entertained
for a moment that the main break could be
stopped by the placing oi theno wedges, the
only hope being that the strain on the inner
bottom could be relieved in a msanre.
The Atalanta to the Boson
The Atalanta, thus-later ship to tho Hinton,
hno arnml tinder In full head of steam, and
her coming i4 mint opportune There is
little doubt of the Atalanta la ~gIn detailed to
convey the Boston to tho Brerlyn navy
yard, shoukl there be any sIngs of the
disabled cruiser sinking, she mint begotten
on to the leach with the greatest pissihle
speed, and this she may not be able to do at
herself. As she lira oi anchor in the harbor
she sits in In awkward, unnaturnlwnyon
the water, and it "quires hardly an experi-
enced eye to detect that the proud wnr «hip
is in distress
Everybody sympathy“; with Capt, Kano,
who, when culled upon nfllvinliy, as be will
be, will mt the inane likeamnn. llede
dines to toll: at present, In beam the impro-
priety oi milking anything but an «illcial
statement
The (not of tho Ila-atop.
The lists in which the Boston w.
engaged I“ the thus of leer mishap
were intended to ahow what the navy
could do with I new vent-l after It had
left the bonds of the builders Her trials
began on Friday ior.:nounmnd during the two
runsover ncnuraeoi n unsound mile she
maintained a speed (If I? knots. Her lowest
attainable apical was found to be between 4
and 6 knots On Saturday she reached a
speed oi 15.55 knots an hour.
The lkmtnn is one of the four cru'lscrs
built by Ranch. She is 2‘70 feet long, 42 feet
beam, and with a mean draught of 17 feet.
Her hulland machinery crrit within), and
her buttery about 82309)” more.
NEWS 6F”me new.
Ilendn In Go (MI-Tho Cruiser flielti-orn
Ready for "or Trill Trip.
\i'ssnixmox, Aug. 3—11» Sunday iler-
Ild says: ”From what can be burned at the
snowy department, it is evident that ilecro
tary Tracy isdctermined to indulge ina
thorough shaking up of the ofllcsrn It presv
out on duty in the navy department. There
curbs no doubt but what the manna-rip
which the bureau have been run is anything
buttothe liking of ibosscrctary, and he
wlnfla change. There Is no quetlon bot
whores least‘tbrse artist MIMOII‘
mummmdnkww.
' ThronestIvociI-nmittaod the
mentdtksiiARJohokoldatlilwan—
kosnextmonth,haveookodths of
thqumllaiblmihc gov..-
mentvsssolonibclskeettotako part intlis
naval dipiay that will mark the amnion.
Secretary Tracy will probably grant the
ltisbrltevediunavalcirclonihatthsnow
cru’nerllaltimnvewillhsihova—ldasignu.
dmukotme-Irnmumd
m to tho wmt not of Airicatoob
servothasclipssoi thosun,whiohoccnrnin
must. Tbspvhcipalpoiatolobssn
neuwfllboatlltl’nwldshlndo,whms
the totality will he most apparent. The
aelipewillnkobossenowthonorthsoetecast
«MMn-rmflaiaao. An
mmwiillomtoatthiawmtirnm
llarvnrdnniversity,bwtitbnotthonghtths
mmhminvornhlsiwperioetob
.wntiomaothntonlhswaitcoostotAiriea,
whsrnthsnnvalpsrtywillgo.
Tkstrhlirlpoithalolisnnro willwob
ahlyinkspiecothirwosk,andsstksraienc
doubtofhm’eulnplyhgwithnllthoraqnisw
m-tsoftheeontrect, it will not be my
“and“: ."
IAIIlV‘IIIl .-.
onmmp-hngh,aaventh
"WWW V TH! CI-UIOI
human Ilpiovntsofthauus.
lasshnll Annotations.
The standing of Ills clubs in the three
lsrprbnnballamociotionaieseiollowsi
nalntlowallougno.
MI.
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It Ionian ‘ II "It
Brooklyn ._ r, 5‘”
Baltimore . - e 9,10,]!
athletic :. 2 I , o s
(inciniiatl :l 7, , . I ll 6
i'lly ...... ,, . I I ' I III 9
Columbus .,. .. .. 245 'J :I it! 9
Murillo ............. 2: I :I‘; I; II I, o ..
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firm-Mu...- wnrflm“ ‘! “‘5" "7
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Nwwnrk 3 l 7| It, i, 5: 7' REM
Win-rater il 3, ' M b‘, 4 8‘ CH
Hartford 5‘, i, I1 2 In[ 2! i :ii
Ill-P“ 335'? ,0342‘
Newllavrn ..,kld‘tuit It I!
‘Jrrsoyinty . ‘2 d‘ 1 5 c. h . XIII
’klnston 0 I, I" 2’! I; ‘l ‘ l0
(inmn lust ,z’Ovli ml "119“"?! 'II
‘llislialivlcd.
Nunelny's (inmoo.
Atllrooklyn—
Brooklyn. ,..oszoooooo—7
Shields, .. ,..0 00200000—i
Battered: ('.irruthers and VIInI-r. King and
Doyle.
At Gloucester
Athletic ..,000000000—0
Lotilavllb- .AOIIUIOOx-‘l
Mirna-s: )Iclfnhon and Robinson, Ewing Ind
Vaughn.
At Columbus~
Mambo-i ..... , ..100010006—6
m('iw,,. , .l 2 0 0 0 l 0 0 0».
flattens-s, (inatnght end Kemmlnr, Conny and
Hoover.
At Newark -
Baltimore ..4 I 0 II o o 3 0 5—”
Newark. ..500000001—6
Haiti-rim.- t'Iniz and Cunningham, Baker and
Sullivan.
The Anthracite Coal Trade.
l'lllLADllJ’lIlA, Aug 5_—-'l'ho decision not
to advance circular prices on the Ist Inst
had the client of steadying the market for
this locality, and line and city trade
was more active during the early part
of the week. On Thursday and l-‘ri-
dIy all business was embarrassed by the
heavy rains The receipts were lighter and
shipments from Port Richmond were re-
stricted. Friday and Saturday the work
was crowded, and shipments eastward will
reach the weekly average. Regains oi ilood-
ed mines have more to hand, but nothing
vary definite is known, In the wires are
down in the Schuylkill valley. The pros-
pct that praluirtion may be short has stinr
tainted buying, and the strike in the coke
region also tends to stiilcn anthracite, so
that the market closed for the week very
firm. The Robert Morris claim is not It-
iractlng mur'h attention among old coal
operaton as the matter was thoroughly ex—
ploited yrnrs ago
l’nial Collision of freight Trains.
Amaxmu/I, VIL, Aug. 5.—A fatal acci—
dent occurred on the Virginia Midland road
lien! BumlI-y'a. Two freight trains collided
on I heavy grade. The engines were smash-
ednnd the cars almost entirely destroyed.
Fireman Fox. of Washington, wu killed~
Charles Dam, of Alexandria, engineer oi
the south bound train, was fatally hurt.
Brnkemnn laser was injured about the
head. Conductor linram, oi the south bound
train, has d’nappearnd entirely. It is ro-
ported that ho disobeyod orders in not taking
a aiding at the bottom of the grade and that
the accident is directly attributable to his
disobedience. Engineer Hayes and Brakin-
man II. A. hicDonald are mising and are
an l to be under the wreck. Fireman
Kelly and limiteman McClain, both of Alex-
andria, were also badly injured.
Seven of the crew cf the whaling bark Sen
Pox, of New Balfcrd, which was wrecked by
an explosion at k‘ainimina, Africa, in March
last, have returned. The captain and four
men lost their lives by the explosion.
Ciel-one Catastrophes.
Ban l-‘nascmco, Aug. 5.—Tbe steamer City
of Pekin has arrived Irom China and Japan.
There ismuch distre. among the people of
looChow, caused by the tire which destroyed
thrneiliths oi the city. Fortunately rice is
abundant and cheap this seam, and the dano
gar of starvation in averted. Heavy rains
In Japan last month caused much damage.
Twenty people were drowned and 565 houses
washed away at Anmgi and vicinity. Nine
persons were drowned and 1m dwellings
destroyed It Hill.
Death of Com-odors litalangk. "
Perm Aug {tr-Commodore Fits
ranking commodore oi the
United States navy, dhdnt the Nav’al hos-
pital In this city. Commodore Fitshngb
came to the Naval hospital as n [otient from
the 3ew laden statkrn about ten months
agmnmlnndcwent Inoporntionforramov—
ingauncsr. Ila improved 3"“th
tiou,nnrl twowseksagowseabletohsabout
hhrnom. Ila gradually grew weak again,
Ind died. III was about 60 years oi age.
Dos-ad by "so.
Broken Fania, W. T., Aug. {II—lire
Innkeont in I lodging houm on Railway Iv
eunoatfipm. It isbsyond thocontrol of
Ihodrsmrn. Thorityisdoouacd. Nopowm'
eon-vs it. Two blocked busine- hot-m
an already destroyed The drain jumping
theatrneia Thotolsgrnphofllcoisnowtobo
Ibnndouod,sntlsolro hnnlready seisediho
building. _
tuvprlolng "Cinch" of n ‘l’hicf.
Sesame, 3. Y., Aug. h—John Clement
infill, withstnalingnpairof
Int-Irons yacht After stealing
thins-wake with than attbo
armchimingtohanpurchaoadthamthsro
adorn-giants”- thoydid not
It, when the rncogni-d
HONDAY, AUGUST 5. will.
I8 YDDI
BIKINI PDWDEII
PDIIE?
Do its Manufacturers Publish all
the Ingredients Used?
IS IT FREE FROM AMMMIM
Aslewellknown. Immonieisunhealth.
ful in food, and dries up the bread
material.
Protection to consumers of food com-
pounds lies in their ability to choose
been made from healthful subatmiceo.
Unlem manufacturers publish just what
their baking powderia made oi. do not
use their goods, hilt buy instead
DLEVELAND’S SUPERIOR
BAKING POWDER.
Thispowdor is made only of strictly pure
mp: pccream of tartar. and strictly Iirc
bonnie of node. with I little filled
doiirioprcservoit. Thlalaatteeted' :the
analyses of (Insurer-at and on;
I 1) ‘
Boardeofllealihy'kI throughout “dig .. - -.
Canvnlaln Milli. ALIIHJI
fl. &0. TEA
The Choices. Tea Ever OEered.
PERFECTLY PURE.
.\ .‘.Z 51' DI‘J’JL'I'JI'S lllTVl RIG!) TRY IT.
'.‘:I rill um “I a: :ti::. (all; out: uric:
I: Is the ll'r Int-r (II‘ ”V? I nr. picked irnm
r“ :I.. ion) at» last: ly
y. .ui..~IIrIulI-:rt I
i '. , .rl liLrlIIIII I. "I in. :‘ .I
:I ' II'YI 'I-l.'xll vi ‘ :l-t Illa mire-l III-
lun‘l-I lwI-rgm'lua
. ZS: Czcidez‘al" .ca Co. L'td.
llr III :1; Err, ."5 hurling Slip, but link.
[*7 r x .l.~ III llw I..~~t urn. I-I'l.
I". ll. [ANTON d: 00..
ll. L’llillllEllll'll',
South Norwalli, Conn.
A Talk With
Col. Ferris, Moses (Ilovrr, David l'lntt.
and Others.
Below will he found I: mmplc of the multitude of
756 Brondwsy, New York, Ilmly rem-lie. The sub
joined unsolicited tuilmonizils . re (burn your friends
and neighbors. ladies and gentlemen yon know and
eeicem for their honor and straightforwardnees, and
who would scorn to bI-a pony In an dicrptton.
What has boon done for others can be one for yen,
and it Is ioLIy to longer roller when the means of
recovery lies at your \in door.
COL C. II. Flilllils says: ' In l875 I was
taken sick with byspepeia and Jillllldlcl: oi the m rst
description. reducmg my weight about sixty pounds
lsuiiund about one year ends half. Everyihmg
was done that medical skill cor-Id soonest. Finally
Iconncii of doctors declared my casc' incurable;
others gate me the benefits of doubts Then I wai-
dually persuaded to take lion-es Blood Purifier.
After taking two or three bottles I was entirely
cured and have been a well man for over six yenrs.‘
MRS. HENRY SEYMOUR. said to have had
nranccr removed by Dr. (‘u Ilugs. of New York
my Vi I.- rely low— rep one likely to (llt‘ any day;
not able to walk alone; mic would not heal The
Distoi ery own-d her seven years ago and has been I
well women since.
8, It STANLEY. nearly Ilgbiy yearl- old. and
was sudcring severely from a bani cmmh. The
docintsuid he bed In “nicer on his lung " nnd
could not he. Haring heard of the wonderful
cures do 9 by The (Iron! Blood Pundcr' I sent
for It at once and took it faithfully My cough dis
appeared and am now jnyinge__n good health.
Testimony ofa Remarkable Cure
in Norwalk, Conn.
Iillse Celia Starr. (now Mrs. Charles
Bennett), Grant St.. Norwalk, Donn.
fled Kidney trouble, Dyspepsia, impaired circa
lIiIon of eight were running; was so nervous that
she could neither Met-p nor mt. Paid out met
eight linndrul dollar!- to doctors and was not henc-
iitied one cent a worth; health ruined as much h
thcpoison medicines“ by the disease for whic
il'i’y were taken. she says: “I did not expect to
live hutsehortiime. Ir. llowes was rent to me
by I friend. I took his medicine and have not had
I doctor Elncl'.ll'l1 not able to walk without help
~Im now able and dowalk all about town several
times I do I am a new person. and I would not
bchsck wherel use for thonnnds oi dollars. 1
consider It the best medicine ever alerted to the
public. Dr. (‘om- tuck. oi New York, told me he
would not have believed I could have her-n cored if
he had not seinit done by Franklin llowes Medi-
cal Discovery " Cured iour ears ego
Sold by A. II. lIOY‘l‘ SON, Norwslk.
H'W e have agents everywhere. In?
STON EORE
Isa pure mineral pigment of I very dark stone
color, and like our'll'nre (aural we're, cfimt‘ain’s a
lsrgeprrccntsgeo run I I iirr t on
goduimmingcolormnd hyihe addition of from
wmniyperrent of Pure Wilt! Lead can be
lightcdimoaliebdrsol neColor. limbs, oic. .,
innkingshrst—claaiil Pure slot at Ivcry low price
cdnhlhllng no Whether. this I;% II“... 3? 3;
e wh lcli hail hodhmak mi
Imm. it“ it.
PURE BURNT OCIIRE,
An article which is I long felt went along the in-
telligent and practical members of the trsde. Burnt
Ochre is I pure mineral of the most lasting and
durable qualiiy. It contains a large tags of
Iron Oxide, and unlike letalllc Point. which con
lains metallic iron, will not rust the Tin when used
ssIrnoi t. ltissrichdarkredcolornndhm
no equal n making monocular. and all shades of
Dubs, etc. ., which we guarantee to stand longer
than when made with the colors heretofore used
By the addition oi White had beautiful Terra
Cotts Tints can be made. and itcsn be substituted
In all cases where Burnt sienna is bred for Tinting
White Lead, etc. Ground in pesto form.
'0. CALI A'I'
DECKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
is North Main 8t.. 80. lorwnlli.
trial
— lbs
“851%“... can. Asa-Isa. seas-a.
WWbAm
WW“. -_.._._.. _ .. -._.___......... ..
‘ iMNfiISfl'MdfiMJW
CHAS. ll. FERRIS,
s. K Stanley. Mrs Henry Seymour
lcturs of encouragt men! l’ronnnn Bowen A: son of
DDTDII PDIII'I
PINIMIII C KNUIIILL, Proprietors.
The Sea Shore Resort
of Connecticut.
(loud llethlng, Shade,
Shore Food and (loud order.
NOW TO 011' TNIIE.
Steamer Medea
0A". ll. ROWLAND.
SUMIIER NIGHTS FESTIVALS
Today and Thursday Elilllli.
IIteImrr Irdca will leave 80th Norwalk at 1 Ci.
Returning leave ltoton Point at it o clock.
Baton Paint and Bill lilaii!
STEAIER "IEDEA."
Capt. ll Rowland.
My new
Illa-ave Heath “Dim will .& In“ j'l.1lil,"w.
Ibravo ll.l'lelie Plead—6 in, Bill 030. I. In. for
Wilson Point. Mb I m for iiouih Norwalk ".20
Leave Wilson l’olrl— a. lo I. m for Bell Inland.
840, lOflllJn, l.I.'I, 6.010001). In for Bell lnllml
Indiiotoni’omt.
luvcitotoni'olnt 901. ll lbs I'll , “01.51).
In. ior Bell Island. Wilson Point and bomb Nor-
walk. eon iidbp. In. for Wilson PIIInt only.
crop. m for lie'l Island Wilson Pilot and South
Norwiilk. When necessary mil makenn i-xtra trip
to South Norwalk later
svxnsr Till TABLI.
leave Belllslsnd-9 Ilia. m. ior south Norwalk.
Leave 80th Norwalk— 1030 a in. 1.00.
I. I5, 540 p. in. for Bell island and Roton l‘olnt
lreavelloton Pnint- Ila.»- in, |._45 3m 5m
700p. in. (last trip) ior-‘outh Norwalk.
Onweek days she will make irlpiI as per time
table ,connrrtlug with all mine on I) l N. divxsion.
Ilousatonic Icltnilroad, It Wilson Point.
I’Ire WI. son Point in Bell Island or Roton Point
lac each way.
t‘ouih Norwalk to Baton Point or Bell Island I5c
single trip; 23c excursion jur‘fi ii
To NEW'YO‘RK III LESS THITN
TWO HOURS AND A HALF.
The New and Pslnilsl Steamer,
cape Bharles
Capt. l-‘reil I. By xbcc,
Will commence Making Daily Trips to New York
Dual !
Doall
Uiil ONLY
HIZELTIIN, LEHQIIH
AID
GROSS CREEK.
(Ilfli hhlALl.
Stove Coal
IS JUST WHAT BUITII Till PARTICULAR
IlOUBI—Wl'l. I’lllICllAilI Olll TON All)
mwrm we
RilMflNll Bills
norm is. restless,
Wholesale and Retall Dealer In all kinds oi
llllil. All] W001]
Brick, Lime, Cement,
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Lackawanna, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkesbarre Cools.
on Io RUBBER PAINT
Yard ' foot of Washington and liar-
Comiort, Safely and speed.
Popular Priced.i
So. Norwslk to New York. Single
Trip, iocents , Excursion, 70 cents.
0n and after
Monday, June 10th,
The Steamer will leave Wilson Point on arrival of
"llonratonic" train lcsvln So. Norwslk It 7 56 a.
m. Returning leave New nrk, Pier 46 East River.
foot drift-non £1,513.151- In. and foot alsISIreet,
last iiiver, 330 p. in., connecting with trains at
Wilson Point.
Always Take the Honsaiouic Line.
For further information apply to
I'll! NEW ENGLAND TERMINAL CU.
SIDNEY STARBUCK, V. P. a G. I.
2w South St , New York
C E OLDS. Agent . Wilson Point, Conn. spa
The Old and Reliable.
DAILY FREIGHT LINE
NurwalkiNewYurk.
0n rind after July 15. 1559. (until further urtice)
—THE PROPELLERS-
City of Nornalk & Bugle,
Will make daily tri e, Sundays excepted, for
freight between New ork, Norwalk and South
Nurwslk. Will leave Pier 2.3, foot of Beckman street,
New York for South Norwalk, daily It 10 I!) I. in
(due at South Norwalk Ital) p or.) Extra boat
londay, “cducsday and Friday at 5 p m. For
Norwaik. Moncay, Wednesday and Friday, 5 p m,
Saturday at 10.3.) I in
Freight r ceived irom . a In. ios pm
Retumiog. Boats Leave 80ml: Norwsik. daily. 7
p. m. Norwnik. Tuesday. Thur-(lay and Saturday.
p. In
Freight tnkeri from rend received for Ill
points on tho Dnnhury and Norwalk and
shopnug Railroads It Greatly Reduced
Estes.
application to sgcntI-tbi- City of Nonalk
and liege will be sent for special lots of irciitbl
anywhere in New York or its Vicinity.
”All persons are forbid trusting any of the
employee:I oi the boats of this Ilne on srcoiintof
the owners thereof.
ROUSATIINIC autumn.
DANBURT I NORWALK' DIVISION.
W June lilih. iii9.
Passenger Trains.
SOUTH.
Lv. Norwalk. Lv. Bo. Norwslk. Ar. Wilson rent
7 32 I. m. 7 56 I. It. 8 m I. m
a 17 “ 8 Ti “ B .35 "
lilil " l0 l3 " lIl so "
1:50pm. impala. “Rpm
e i7 " Hired c as " lulled o Is "l‘x'd
. m .. .. 3 ,8 .. ..
9‘1 .. .. ,0?“ .. .. ",3, .. ..
airliner.
8 59 I. In.
6.91 p. m
NOIITII.
Lv. Wilson Point. Lv. 80. Norwalk. ALNiwwnlk
lshall streets. Branch office It Btilson
Dniir Store Mlni
—THI BEST—
,MEATS
: SERVED IN Till BEST IANNKBJ
i if on want the choicest IRATE. ohteinedro
fills of trouble or cost, you will find the. all!
he! as wellea
Poultry [If all Kinds
IN ITS BIASON
F. HAYES.
DI BRLK‘S BUICK. 80m IOWA“
WASHINGTON MARKET.
One Quinlan—Tho Best.
I
lecer. Gown, Lamb, ”1%.? Pork,
I
onlders
Saltnndfiuh,
Min...
forts. Item
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
orders Delivered Promptly.
,CHARLES SMITH
d3 . Washington Street.
J .H Kinefelter,
Dth IN
Meals, Fish Hysters,
. Vegetables, Fruits,
cameras 600138.311}.
01ml YNHIHHDIIII
'I‘chDhone Commotion.
n we
mill!“
isaII._,FisiJlISIflli
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, III
or All Kinds In Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
II. I. BINFI’l'l‘. I” I B. BUST”.
Have You Heard it i
:gaz.m.li§cd ‘13.}. lizx'd g nurse N0, What is it i ,
1:3 :: blip; ,gggfi: Ilunt Ir Zeiuil’licep‘ the
m "lircd up game animal Nicest Market in the City.
“Iv-n 3;? I.“ '31; 2-." _____
it'll; :lerd ion “llxed Iouitixsc NORWALK LflBSTEBS
33.3 s so I. -. Mirna! mrr Balm-r Ila-us.
W..llDrnvnson,Vics~ -Ind0en‘ll P": '
tie-m?" x21... "‘"' F's“, IllilifiiF'ams
IAIN LINE. -
m ”w..... Asparagus, Lennie. Baillie:
”2065;“.- ”2“ From (Bremen-ovum
“9‘“... I 2’2" "" Pin-e Tomatoo Ontsup.
Importedsardlnoo.
newsmsmmm “meme-W”-
'.,: ”airmen... W" "
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