.1' mm
WWI-adamawith
' Hostilelfiea.
a silk ruiuxe siren ensure.
no visit In. a. an...“ to on n
hmgnmmwluwua
_W latent—ls lays the Divorce
'ulas-I-
”I ”am, Aug. fi-«Ths dim
' ”d w ii. Harps aadbistwo
Ilium Kowllavmwithaflackdi-
mes-affirm Thoma In.
lIswlaiah Brooklyn mm,
*aalhadaymddw thuterywhich
”I. M has given tom-mira-
Ina-mm in» macs-moi
mmmwmumowm
”*mgotastrmlybllarioua la
“militant-mutt tho-[articulated
kw Maud ores-hashend and his wife and
.dsthsfurily. libewalkedrightintothe
“without going through tboforinallty
dkaockingatthsdoor.
Aldr Nil-c latch.
‘l'hstwo In Harper- then had a fight
Mm each other in W
file, but without regard for rlugrula,
fill“ each ctbar‘s hair and mtchin.
MI. They fought as women shins do.
Innupn'llo. ltriodtogstatthsa-
Woldbabyof Mrs. Harper Nolilnd
W to dash its brain- «it. The
mother-protected hsrchlld, but at the ex-
mammal-burnt.
Ila Divorce Wa- lngal, Ila Says.
BIpsrsaysthatwhmhsapplisdfora
divorce hi wife that b not warming
atwmlaprisnn for disorderly conduct in
ma Notice was served on ber,liarpev
Inaod it came back nigued,hodcclaree,
nthatbis wife must haveknownofths
Hit. no known that the divorce proceed-
homwtcflrleane-yt “ism
Ilwas John ll. Whiting,one of the most
y,wbonysh¢
pomearionthe [leper sent to Mrs.
has she was in prism notify-
hnsband's suit. Thomson
appearto coutestthesuit,
was because she hadn‘t
Mrs. Harper No. lcannot
,anditis mid she has left town.
No.2 has threatened berwith
first lira. Harper insists that
divorcewas frudulent.
THRASHING THE ELDERS.
mfg-ant Alabamlans ladlct Punishment
on Proaclyting llormona.
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county for several months. They have made
I number of converts, mostly women, and
“grown very bold in their work. Some
“Imago they made converts of two young
married women, who left their husbands to
follow the elders and aid them in their work.
On'l'hursday night a band of twenty men,
when the elders and the two women were
”ring and left the following written
m, directed to all Mormon elders in
Marion county:
“If you are in the county to—morrow night
you will be in hell next day.
“Warn: CAI-st“
Tbs elders decided to remain, and their
crmverta in the neighborhood agreed to pro-
tectthssn. On Friday night a band of 100
nun, all wearing white caps, took the three
dial into the woods and suspended them to
a limb hythcir thumbs. They then gave
Och are fifty lashes with heavy switches,
and warned them to leave the county at
murder penalty of death. Elder Taylor
inland from the effects of the punishment,
and was aimed dead when released. The
two women were warned that noicsstbey
attuned to their husbands at once they
would be dealt with in a similar manner.
Thebetterclassof citizens in the county de-
nouncethe whipping as an outrage. They
have no sympathy with Mormons, but be
herein upholding the law and oppose vio
lures.
Allllitary Company Under Arrest.
hummus, Aug. iii—Tue entire In-
dhmpolis Light Infantrycompany,withtba
maimed four officers, is underarrest.
andhasbeensummonedtoappear at‘courl
urtialtoamwerto the charges of “im
hadinatiommutinous conduct and conduct
pojudidaltogood order and militarydis
cipline.“ Theorderofarrestwus tuned by
AdtheuRuckle. The Light Infantry is
omof the crack militarycompaniesof tbs
,country,having won several prises in on
than! drill cantata On last Thursday it
wasordered to appur in‘ the presidential
wocuioninfatigus uniform,but the mes
dstcminedtlntiftheywerenot allowedts'
appearin fulldrEI they would remain in
tildrarmorymnd thistheydid in spite of
thaprotmtsofthsiroflosrs.
Serious Accident to Governor Wllaon.
maximumw. Va, Aug mm
B. W. Wilson and his aged ’fatberuin-law
Duh/1‘. Cathryn” with a very eeril—
, accident while out driving. The horse, a
hyanimaLtookfrlgbta point where tin
ruadranalcng tbeedgeof athirty-live fool
Mandfinallyfellovortbsedgemrrying
Dncottmwithbim. GovernorWilsouwu
thrownout,fallingonthosdgeof thsbank.
whsrobsinadeadupaateciforttonvotht
mfmgoingcvcrhntwu minnow-fa].
Dr.Cottonhadhisleftsboulderbrokeu. The
governorwasseriously hurt about the legs
aldhcunflnadtohlshed.
'I'ho llarlal of Horace Beaver.
norm, Aug. 21—11mm Beaver, the in.
think, was buried at Fault cemetery
afternoon. and only a few friends
over the coffin. Col
a astutofthswuntrylyiagab
jaunt. lira-Imwaalialawsy,
aadadqntchtromtflnfesstamthattho
The lama advice- coucs'alng thus-Air
quakeatliumainotalulyalplsostbs aw
bardkllladatoightssaaudtlmwoundsdat
aim Fifty-two hulhllapwars dean}
Atolegramoathelllthoflulymta that
fifty-three shocks had been axwloaced, ad
that they continued to be felt. The in-
habitants were duping in the 0pm air. The
same earthquake was felt in the province of
Clukugu Cuddersbls loan of life is m
1111:, but no particular: have been ro-
eel
ARSENIO FOR LUNCH.
Ira. White and [for Nephew Hold for
Poisoning the I'ormer's Brother.
Tomato, (lat, Aug. ill—The mmncr‘s
jury brought in a verdict finding Mrs. “'bih
and Arthur flicks, the sister and nephew of
James Hicks, guilty of poisoning him with
amric. During the inquest the wrouer foul
an anonymous letter sent in Mrs. Norton, a
Film which contained this threat:
“Tell one word against Mrs. White at in
quart tonight, and you will get a bullet
through your head while you aregiving your
evidence.”
After giving her evidence Mrs. Norton
promptly fainted. it was learned that Polly
White, the 13-year—old daughter of lira
White, was told by her father to say nothing
in her evidence at the inquest that would in-
criminate her mother. The evidence showed
that the woman. who, it mean, bada
against her brother for accusing hero!
untrue to her himbaud, poisoned the brother,
using Arthur Hicks, a lad of about 16 years,
to put the poison in the dinner pail. A story
wu got up, possibly to avert suspicion from
Mrs. White, to the effect that James [licks
was a non-union plasterer and had been
poisoned by union men. Mrs. White and
Arthur flicks were (rimmitted for trial.
Batcs’ Battle with a Burglar.
Rumour, Aug. ill—Quite a sensation
was caused by the publication of graphic
accounts of an alleged attempt at robbery
at 1 o’clock yesterday morning in the imi-
dence of JBHIL'S U. Bates, of the big jewelry
firmof Henncgau & Bates, and the bemic
{resistance of FredA.Batcs, the son, who
W by white masks, called at the house’
wasthe only member of the family borne.
Bates says that there were two burglars.
He fired at both, but his aim was not true.
One lied and with the other be bad a hand
to band struggle, the burglar finally escap-
ing. Bates' mat was slashed in seven places
with a razor.
A Murderers Victim Laid at Best.
Nrw Your, Aug— all—The funeral services
of Christian W. Luca, the groceryman, who
was murdered by Charles McElvaiue last
Thursday, were held at the Mount Zion Ger-
man Lutheran Evangelical church, Brook-
lyn,yesterdayafternoon. TheRctailGrocers'
amociation and the Brooklyn Knights of
Honor attended the funeral. The church
was crowded to the doors. Rev. E. C.
Kraelin, pastor of the church, in the course
of his sermon said that wordy justice should
benieted out to the murderer. The inter
meat was at Greenwood cemetery. .
Another Victim of the Knoxville Disaster.
Knoxviuic, Tenn, Aug. till—Alderman
Hackenjas died yesterday. He makes the
fifthvictimof thewrcckatNew Flatcreek.
He was one of the most prominent Germ
inthecity,andfortcnycarshas beenintbe
city council. It is now thought that there
may be no more deaths, with the masible ex-
ception of Editor Beanie. Col. Young and
Alexander Rceder were buried yesterday
'with the most imposing ceremonies, thou-
sands being on the streets and in the funeral
processions. ’
A Deatbhcd Confession.
Mmco, Mo, Aug. Eli—Perry Thrall, who
died Friday at Macon, Mo, confemed just
before his death to committing the crime for
which another suffered the death penalty.
In 1864 William Vandal-water and wife were
murdered in their honse,afewmiles from
Florida, near here. Bill Duly, a colored
man, was arrested, tried, convicted and
for the crlrm at Paris,Mo.,afaw
months after the tragedy.
The Burglar Secured tho Jewelry.
Corn, N. Y., Aug. m—Early in themes-n-
hg Dr. Allen‘s wife was awakmsd by a
burgiarlntheroomwbere she andberbus-
hand were sleeping. She awoke her husband,
who attempted to catch thotbief. The latter
drew a revolver and snowed it, but it failed
b explode. He then jumped out of the win-
dow and has not yet been captured Jewelry
valued at 8150 is missing.
Shot Himself Through the neon.
Nrw Your, Aug. ill-John B. Hunt, an
Englishmlhl years of age, shot himself
through the heart at his residence, in! East
One Hundred and Twenty-sixth street, y.
ter'day afternoon. Despondencyis the sup
poasdcausoofthedeed. From lettersfouud
inbistrunk it is thought he basawifa in
Inuisville, Ky.
‘ toss to Navigation.
Nrw Your, Aug. m—Ths captain of the
mmip LaGascoguo reports thaton FH-
wasifllfestinheight. Thanlghtwsamoin-
light, however,and the dangI-was discov-
srcdjmtinthnotoava'tdilstw.
no Pleads launches.
.lfaw Your, Aug. sum Banana-gel
fiyearahecamahivol aquarrclia
Icoklynyutsrdayandwas knockeddmva
and Mallylnjursd. John Smith-pd 22,
qu-r-tsdsshnusailaut Smith-hit
IrikingB-m,hutclahnshadldsoladf
flan ~
mun-nu...
Ornw Gasman-om a Q d
wrmmnm
hm summers-usual diary m
It“ sf lurid-natal! tam-Ir:
“.000 LAW!“ IN Till LINE.
MWuhoMrwuhlaidthat
hllyml'aapleAn'l'hr-nw
of Wort by the (treat Wags Ou-
list.
unborn. Aug. 11me well mum
who am only hard by the awrplalataof
u l. fortonata brethren found it a dil-
sult matter yaterday to that cat from fight
aadhsarhrg iii-im- W of
thatihiaglaat ha laborers When the
baddMMoaihwayto Hyde
park, had [M Westminster Wand,
walking twelve abreast. than were no lean
than Will train in line. The. m all so
trialstrilimaod when to this auiaher are
added the laborers and srtlIns who have
hasnthrowumitufwork thmghthertrikss
“thithlckglhw total number of also af-
fected by thetmubles will foot up at least
“,0”.
{fl Dray-shining Ipaetm
All aim. the line of want the strait
mil-rd with mph-ad the WM-
ofthecrowrh were unnustskahiy with the
wretchedly underpaid laborers. Tbk sym-
pathy w» manifested not akmaiuthshcarty
chats with which the paradars were every-
where granted, but in thealacrity with which
the spectators dived down into their pockets
when the little tin mtriliuthm bum at the
undo! long piiles were shoved under their
ncsm. All along the line of march from the
East End to Hyde park the crowd: were
given this cmuirtunity to turn their sym-
[Ilhy to [tactical alumni. and thiugb there
were no hands in the pmcmaion tho raps-tap-
iap of the (mini falling in a cmtinuous
shower him the little tin boxes was a music
quite as welcome to the weary marchers.
After the [mums-uni: had Island illackfrlar’s
bridge, the wellhnlo [undo who crowded
the streets were no but pronounced in their
enthusiasm than the through of workmen
that had cheered them before, and the patter
of the coins went merrily on, only that the
coins were silver instead of copper, and now
arid then abright golden sovereign would
find its way from the pocket of some sympa-
tblzing shopkeeper into the little aperture at
the top of the boron There was no disorder
of any sort, and the policele were ordered
out in force, had almilutely nothing to do.
The Strikers Determined. '_ ‘.
The strikers are more determined than
over to maintain their pisition, and as the
dock companies appear to be quite as rero-
lute, there is no prurient prospect of an early
settlianantof their (inferences. The loan to
the community consequent upon the utter
paralysis of trade is enormous and cannot
even be calculated. So far the strike has
been conducted peacefully, but if it lasts an-
other wcek, no one believm this state of
things will contmue. The dock companies
have not been quiet. They have been busily
engaged for several days making all ur-
rangements for securing laborers from other
mints, and when these arrive there can be
nodoubt that trouble will follow. 80 long
as they are the docks timer-tel and the ship-
ping unable to move, the moon! patient
enough and their leaders can manage them,
but once they so: their places taken by
others, hey will not look idly on
Turbulent Boulangists.
Pains, Aug. iii—M. Laguerrc, the Boulan—
gist deputy, presided at a stormy meeting of
his luriismisbere yestcnlfiy, called for the
purposoof selecting canidates to run at the
approaching elections for members of the
lower house. In his speech M. ingncrre de-
clared that though he was a personal friend
to Gen Boulanger hewas not prepared to
follow him blindly. Ho desired the triumph
of the ideas which Boulanger advocated and
was prepared to adopt any plan which prom-
isedtbat result without concerning hinmelf
for the fortunes of any individual. These
remarks were not kindly received Quarrcls
arose at once, which ended in such disorder
that the meeting finally dispersed without
selecting candidates.
(,‘rltlcislng Mr. Blaine.
Loxnox, Aug. fill—Commenting upon the
minim of Canadian vowels in Behring sea
The Daily News says: “Secretary Blaineis
inamanner committed to a policy of un-
friendliness toward England. There are
many signs, however, that in the pmt
dispute be has to reckon with his own coun~
trymen as well as with ours."
Famine in Egypt.
Canto, Aug. Eli—From Khartoum, Kn-
sala, Tokar and other towns and villages on
the Nile in Upper Egypt come '
accounts of famine. There are tirenty deaths
from starvation daily in Tokar alone, while
inthewhole stricken district the bodies of
the dead are eaten by the living.
On a Visit to liar Parents.
Lennon, Aug. filo—The Prinmof Wales
hasgoneioCopenhagenonavisittober
parents, drafting and queen of Denmark.
She is accompanied by her dangbtoratha
Princes Victoria and the Princua Maud.
Btill Another ln'Isor. -
1.0mm, Aug. Eli—Tho Chronicle ha a
medal from Borne asserting that prepara-
tionaarebeingmade forthedeparturcofths
1’01”-
Thc Two Police Nines Won.
Cmmmu'n, Aug. Bil—The Cincinnati: and
lirooklyns startul to play a game at Hamil-
ton, 0., twenty-live miles from" this city
yesterday afternoon, about 5,!!!) people being
prment. Attbeendofthsflrst half of the
fourth inning eighteen policemen marched
cathefieldandarrestedtheplayers of both
teams. The mayor of Hamilton at once
opened court and each of the men m lined
38.35. TheCincinnaticlubpaidtbs tins of
bothteann andtbe players and excursion-
KassasCrrr,Aug. m—Jaansaadlfsary
Ill Baturda wayhid, M
liliera‘t m
Ollie!-
“Viki-wildly:- a“.
hWImdAawvieaaWorkI.
athris hymn-present.
0m wanna, of California. he!
wrists-swell Attorney Casual John.
u.ofthataats.usioghim to have ”the
wind W Judic-
waters
playsduanothasslallhyahctrielixhthe-
ththsAuhuaaad UticateaaisatAsw
Mitt”. Thmawu‘ltotinfavovd
this-steam.
mun-murmurs!
m was thrown from his earrings
W. l'. mmwmwnmw
non, fought-lib pistoh over the cod of
at Newman‘s Grove,
Mb. W. ll. limhdonfall inadyingcoudl—
tloa. W. P. Woman-army wounded.
flan Fraud-look chamber of cumin-roe ro-
csutly anointed a marina- to consider the
inability of laying an ocean cable between
thatdty and Australia The report Mingly
favors the scheme.
blaring a storm at Toledo, 0., John llob-
bison's circus tent was blown down on I
cmwded autism, and a panic med (his
Ilttlegirlhadherlsghrokanand waaothsr
wb injured. libs may die.
Half of Newburg's [silica force have been
fined for dl‘lfhhlm aadabaeocsfroln their
pom
Eleven lives have been lost in Denver,
Colo. within a month through the use of oil
in lighting firm
Mosmw, 0., has been qua'antinell immune
of an epidemic of diphtheria. Nearly ill)
cans are upwind.
At Buckeyetown, Ky, D. .1. Sharp was
stabbed to death in a court room by Henry
Goodmanlduring a trial in which flharp was
defendant, while Uocximan‘s sister was the
plaintiff.
During July 32,84": immigrants arrived in
this country.
Officer Bmith ilred upon a burglar in
Brooklyn, the ball striking the fugitivein
the mouth. He was captured. Officer Freel,
while after another burglar, was llrul upon
The thief escaped.
The coroner‘s jury in the wreck of the
cscnrshm train on the West Penn railroad
near Carver‘s Station, Pa, on the llith lust,
rendered a verdict (ensuring the railroad
company severely.
GRAHAM'S RESOLVE.
[It Says llc Will Soon Attempt Illa Crow-r
lag Act of Folly.
NIAGARA Faun. N. Y., Aug. psi—Calms
D. Graham made his fourth trip through the
whirlpool rapids yesterday at 4:10 o'clock.
Graham has been trying to buildabarrcl
that would carry him over the Bur-amba-
Falls, and it was for the purpose of testing
his lalmt contrivance that he made this run.
The new barrel had two bags of sand weigh-
ing about thirty pounds inside, and attached
to the bottom were two pieces of raih'cad
iron weighing about seventy-live pounds.
The weights kept the barrel nearly straight.
The barrel did not stop at the whirlpool, but
bugged the shore and continued down theK
river to lpwistmi The whole run—unevené
miles—was made in just twenty-five minutai.
Graham, on being taken out of the barrel,
said: “i never was so glad to get out of any
place in my life.“ lie said it was the worn
trlpheeverhad Therowasaboutafootof
waterintheharrel,andhewasafraidtolifi
the manhole cover for fear he would ship
enough to sink it. Bonn-slight lmiiasson
bk elbows and hips, together with a general
aorenens,aretbeonlybadoffecta When
askedwhatwould be bk next move here-
plied: "Uh, I'll never let up till i goover the
falls. 1 don‘t think i would get any worse
shaking up than I have this trip, and i would
not be in the water any longer. i shall send
this barrel over, and if it goes over all right
i will go over in it."
A Dishonest Matron Arrested.
Murmurs, Aug. Sit—Deputy United
States Marshal Boy and Charles W. Mabcn,
a Washington detective, arrested Mrs. Annie
Rowland, the former matron of a private
sanitarium near Washington, coriducted by
Dr. William A. Hammond, six-surgeon gen-
eral of the United States array. Mrs. RowL
land was arrested on a writ isuedbytbs
United States court mmmisssnw charging
her with the embezzlement of between 83,”
and 83,01) from the sanitarium. She war
taken before Commiadoner ()dall, pleaded
not guilty and waived examination. She was
then committed to the Ramsey county jail to
await the action of tbeUnited States district
murtouawritofremovnlwtball'ntrict a
Columbia.
Olgarmakers Go to Work.
Jscxsoxvinm, Fla, Aug. Elli—The strike
of the cigarmaken is practically ended.
About 150 men, mostly Americans, resumed
work this morning. Without any concerted
action by resolution or otherwise these area
are satisfied that the offer of Manager Baits
topayoif througbawindowcutinthe sidr
cfthe stairway isall the cones-ion thatcas cal
reasonably ,be carpeted. The Cbhan ole»
mtamougtbeworkmeu mayholdout fa
another week, but it is thought all will he at
work by Sept. 1.
Killed M Molding Ills hither.
Bus-mum, Ilia, Aug. flu—A negro
aged 18, united a young ran named
Hodge, at Estatinchie. Mr. Hodgowith hi
hmtbercaliedonthonegrotosce about the
matter. A dispute arose, and the
picked npa pieced matting and struck the
elder Hodge over the region of thehcad,
fromwhichdeathrmnltulsbortlyafter. Tb!
negrohasheeuarr-ied.
Bob Yin-I". the Outlaw, Dying.
Ermawana, Mimi, Aug. til—Bob Yong
I, the Minouri outlaw, who b serving a
life sentarcc with his lirtitbanatthastata
mush“ growingraladlyw-kwfus
the last three days and is now-able ts
lsavshhhed. Bisroieshasmtirslyhllad.
nshunahlo tocmvnas thhispsra
Ekupsctedto'dieiatwocrthsshyl.
'I'hal’reaideat'alaalay.
Dar-Paar, ILA-g a-Rev.lr.Al»
up, of the WW chub
Brooklyn,1f.Y.,prsaehdi-thschapslh
thahotslgruaarkyflwday.
'an
SUPERIOR
nulls.
mullet-ants frantically band in ball
powders. he character of
used. their purity. and the nimiy of their
combination. render Cleveland‘s In
baking powder the most healthful most
sconmn cal in use. and it alwa affords
wholesome. nutrition anddu' food.
n l. recommdad forsorily. wool.
aeav and by
State chemists. charahta of Boards of
Health, s3! "domain institutions of
Hold only in use. full weight.
. Cuvnuau limousine. Am". ll. Y
n. murm Word.
PERFECTLY PURE.
A .‘lllVS'l’ DYJJCIOUEI RIVIERA“: TRY IT.
7:: will were any cit-:2. kin,- um miss
it is the llmnmr (lain: Len. plrkcd from
.‘ .. heat platinum.»oxuluurum-wi absolutely
r ‘m- and fine from all millilt'fllluim or admin
I -'Ttl' The packages In lmmctlcafiy scab 4
l warrant-vi {ml \-‘v.,;'it. it is [unflm'ub‘
( ;-. v.1; .:i LN.- thant .1» lower grades
€552.11. J: (3...:1 12.11 Tea Co..l.'t'd.,
III-"If fl ire, .' J [it"‘lilg Nip, If!" York.
l'flrfl’flu' in r: .- nest "run-rs.
F. l). LAW'I‘CN a 00..
ll. h’flolIEDIEU.
CHAS. ll. l-‘lillllls,
South Norwalk, Conn.
A Talk With
Col. Ferris, loses Glover. David Plait,
B. It, Stanley. lira. Henry Seymour
and Others.
Below will he found a sample of the multitude of
lettersofeneoaragcmem Franklin flown & tics, of
756 Brosdwa , hcw York,dally receive. The sub
Joined um lied testimonials nirfrcui yourfricuda
andn Ion.ladlraa.u:dgenussaaiyoukaowaad
esteem or their honor straightfwwardnssa, and
whowould scorn to bee parry roan; deception.
Whathashnudoueforoihrrvcaa he sister
audit lsfoily tolopgcr ruler when the-leans
recovery lies at your very dear.
cm. 0. I. In!!! says: ”la recs I was
taken sick with Dyspepsia and Jaundlcc of the worst
description. "during my weight about six! pounds.
1 Inland about one year a half. thing
wasdouethat medical skill could suggest. Finally
a council of doctors declared my race "incuraole;"
othcrsgareuielhe benefited counts. Thrn l was
finally persuaded to take liowca‘ Blood Purifier.
Aim taking two or three bott'cs l was entirely
earcdaudhavebeenawcllmanfurmsixycars. ‘
ills. HENRY SKIIOITB. mid to have had
armeéremovcilihy Dam-Ki. ofditcw Elk
city. as «i ow-rcported y to icsay ;
amabluowalialoacnorcwould not heal. 1i.
Dhicovrrycundher myoarsagoandhasheen a
well wwau since.
5. K STANLEY. nearly eighty old. and
was suflerisgemercly from a hymen The
doctmssaid Md an “ulcer on his lung," and
could not live. Having heard of the wonderful
cum donehy‘fhe that Blood Ponder" 1 seat
fort: aroma-l took it faithfully. Mycoughdie
appeared a- aoweayvyilg good health.
TesilIoay offlsllema’iarkable Cure
in Norwalk, Cons.
DIM Celia Starr. (now In. Charles
Bonnets). Grant St., Norwalk, coal.
lied Kidney unable, Dyspepsia. impalrvd
hitch of all“ '
she timid neit
eight hundred dollarsiodsctoraaadnsaot
lucdotoccat’swmhneaith urinal I ll
the poison will!”
ih-ywm
hehaekw
." Cured caviar-1.
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NOW TO OIT TNIII.
Steamer Medea
0‘". U. DOVE-AID.
in» Point all Bell Illail!
STRAIN! ‘ 'IlillEA,”
Cart. I! lowland.
DAILY Till TAIL]:
laurel-lie Hula—0.10. an. ID. a. I., for
Ilka-hat. Ilsa-fermion“ in»
an. many. I. fav'usoa Point sad loath
lwwalk. CliJflpJnJchllsoa hut caly.
laavs Pain—Mo s. I. for loll lab-d.
“0.10 aI,l.lb.5.m,o.oop.I.fnrllelllslsad
«de
lunllotool’oiut- sol. nus unqfllgxup.
lfwhdllmwuson Natalia llor~
walk. 4.00 03 p I. for Wilson Nat only.
guy. :i lg hI12“: island, was“... Iron “meow
orwal . my: me use:
to flcalhlcrwalklalar. ‘ P
anon run run.
Manhunt-Lima. mfor [loath llorwalk.
Leave South hawk—lam a as. 1m. 2’),
«Us, 10p. I. for Bell bland and Baton Point.
laavenotoa Point—liar“ I.. 145, sso, am
1.05 p I. (hat trip) for rouih llcrwalk.
Onwsekdays she will make trips as per thus
tahtcmnrctlug with all train-on D I N. division
Renewal: Railroad, at Wilson Point.
Farswnou Point to Bali 1m or Boron Point
”coach way.
Dccthllovwalktolmtoul’ointorlell lslaodlhc
daglelripfltcmrsica. lust!
11.. our and Reliable.
uni FREIGHT LINF.
Nunalk Hold
On and after July 15. use. (until our... notice)
-TIIE PIOPELLERO-
City of Norwalk & Eagle,
Will make daily tri . Sundays excepted. in
freight between New git, Rorwalk and South
Norwalk. Will leave PIcr‘ZBJoot of Beekman street,
New York. for South Norwalk. daily at 103) a. ll.
(ducal 50th Norwalk «3.3) p. or.) Extra boat
Mandamwmkauo Friday at 53 In. For
Nms. Monday, edncsday and Po y, 59 m ,
Saturday at mm a In
Freight r cclved from? I. III. to 5 p. in.
Returning. Boats lave South Norwalk. daily. 7
. m. Norwalk. Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday.
p. In.
height taken from and received for all
points on the Daahary and Norwalk and
mmnamww
Bates.
Upon iratiou to agents the Ci of Nmslk
Ind , will he sent for of freight
anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
WAD persons are forbid trustiuc anyof the
employment the boars of ibis iincouaccountof
thecwuers thereof.
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.
DANBUBI I NORWALK DIVISION.
(landed ‘Juue 10th. use.
What-a.
WUTH.
LvJIorwalk. 1.130.th Ar. Wilson Point
78am. 756a; Ethan
817 " 827 “ 835 “
1MB “ 1013 " roso “
“mum. impn. 101nm.
”3 .. a .. ‘5 ..
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s“ n It 810 It I. am la as
a“ u at 10” u so ‘03] at ca
mu
2:"
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p NORTH.
Dawn-enrol“. Lv.Bo.Norwalk. Arlinrwalk
finanlixcd landhl‘x'd Holland
.3 as la ‘” as on “ It
846 “ HG " 928th.
1201 “ 12mm. ills II.
250 “Mind ‘48:: “‘Mixcd 816 ad
4‘ .II. 512 “ 5179...
“59“ ”I .. “
in. “Mixed lot "Hind routine
mun.
Ina.- ran...
65! .I cumin.
1. W,Vl¢e— and Gaa'l Isa-gar.
[chm
LIZPnars. Passe-«Aunt.
IAIN LINE.
lamiidgspanfcrflttsfld.
Ina-Jame?-
ran “ “
33am“ I”ruminant.
ll. an
”flu“ express
ualyIfIIGreatnsn
oalthruNewIllfqu.
’Llaiudaxpnsv. Basia Raw-1k to Pittsleld.
w... n. m, Vice PrI‘t a earl Ian'g’r
w. I. Lroa.
HOMER B. HOYT,
FEWELER,
sonic-1mm
Celebrated Aqua Crystal
small: iii in film
Min-om
%. Wile“ cor. rm.
um. aa-lacastla
fiuflulkwmm in
2.4- q)
Héfllfi .111?”
The Popular Eggs: in: Store.
Bolllod .IIQI‘II Waters.
m ”lib. Mill. . little-I. 00-
. lethle. Oi .
m I. WWII-Ill}. aw
Markham. '. A
sad! era-was mvmflensr
Imported Clears.
Dame-sic Cigars.
mama-nu
The-enmpiuemotl’wfmto he
fosualaihs Iaws..
Fancy Don’s
is endless variety.
My lea Italic-«y, lak- aad Pena.
Our stock of Psalms-”s complete.
The Prescription Business a Specialty
Ila
....""a...’v‘r'$‘l..‘".‘. ""m'“? i...“ will?
and with attentive and obllgiuc clerks will serve
you better than you can he served elsewhere.
Store Always Open ‘l’lll 11:3. 9. I.
HALE, THE DBUGGIST.
TRY THE
SMALL
STOVE
Cllll !
——-«.————-
Notbing heretofore introduced
can compare with it, for
household use. Clean, free
from slate, andvalways a uni-
form size.
RAYM NI] BBIIS
STONEORE
Isa mlaa-al lgmsutofavsrydakaue
mm: like our laurel Burnt Ochre, contains a
ran .
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contain
PURE BURNT
White Lead. etc. Ground
ms an n
DECKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
In Icrth laln 8t. So- Iorvvallr.
Jacob M. Layton,
“Murillo-slant.
General In smuce A geney
lira, Life and W
00m flea-dip m Ind Item
Draft-for Sand
Ilia wmfllmmb
Notaryhhlir. Wish.
Railroad Tickets. We Checked
to Destination.
awn-humane. mutant-W
South lorwalk, Conn.
INSUBE IN THE
Connecticut General
LIFE INSURANCE 00.,
HARTFORD a)”.
exams: “some” " "'
Reasonable Prices.
”claimants
Garbo and Gutters.
anagram-swarm “a,
'° JOHN ll. some,
easing-s" : .
300.0!”
~ 3.“
autumn-museums
soak. man-In
,mdm'mc'fl.»
Oak, “110,0”me , ,
' Saved and Split. ’
I‘ll) AID omen. I
JOIN ll. I'll-ll,
mamas-madman .
Kill All Will
Brick, Lime. Cement,
nine stone; Etc.
hohlgh, Lukavaasa, Insist,
Ion-talc, Franklin, and
Wilkesharre'_ Goals.
but for RUBBER Pilll
.Yard-ifoot «Washington and,”
shah-hm Branchdce at”
The hill on
—'lll m—
MBA-1'3
mmmmassrman.
if m the choicest mm. “(is
ofumhleormmwllllalthiu
Wlifllllllfll lllllil.
Oslo Quality-no I“.
we: a”: an "m are
M “We.“
. Orders Delivered Promptlyl.
saw-among”...
J .H Klinefelter,
I)!“ II
Vegetables, Fruits, .
GAME!) GOODS, m.
(Jpn. 11.3.1059 llflli.
inhibit
Frills, installer, Pulln. lit
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No. What is it “I
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BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIAL“.
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murmur-uranium" ““
4
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3.
Paid or all no
F. HAYE SW
maniacs. - museum?
Home Drened Poultry 1 Specialty.
CHARLES m.
Hills, Fill 0131818, A
28 an. st, So. smile;
hats Fisl um ~
AT WHOLESALE inn '- RETAIL "
uranium-r. ‘ II naminzw“
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llunt a chatlicep iao ‘
Niccstllarkct II the city.“ '
Fish, Oysters, Clams
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