v . . flumdbyWiail
WWW?
.W
manna. Capo Ilay and
W at Bright-a Iloaoh anon
nanny-anathema
mil-pt lL-Forthirtydxhourl
' “mmfle m baboon the
dfirfliii‘iiathIa-a‘mn; bah-
- A ‘ WTnfi-‘yinainnddn'and'
W M‘W’Wmalermnu are
5 ilreowar that bring: dean-action
(they in in path. Property on the
d hum of thousands of dollara
*. email,“ at thiawritlnglon
filth-ntohuaddadwunmnoidimm,
”Julian thick andfaatinthetrall or
H”. Thehavocwroughtinandaronnd
i ‘kahythe mm was especially-
a .1.
, I'we Men Drowned.
21%”. Min, a cigannaker, and Camille
mi, aged 18, hired William Canon to
”Miran Onellundred and Twenty-
mm {try to Fort Lee. The water
“mural: tin boat capsized and An-
“and Gallon were drowned. Define
Mhmoverturnedboatandwaa
anarlydudtmm exhaustion when rescued
thawlnsrzhooner.
l‘ '1'!!! hell Broken Electric Wired.
» flu-p in the morning the wind broke down
v. . umbfightwireinGi-andsmeimiting
' : *Md two houses on fire and badly
M all the residuum in the block.
‘ mm street from the Battery to Peck
‘plbafiaet was covered by four inches of
mm the sidewalks, blocking all trailic.
‘ ‘. Devastation at Coney Island.
, W and lmpredve was the ruin
maid at the Bockaway and Coney Island
h-duandaiongthe NewJersey, Laughi-
allanil Connecticut shores. Startling evi—
hoed the storm‘s fearful force waspre
mind In the wreck of the marinerailway
hem Brighton to Manhattan beach. The
heavy treaties were splintered and broken
like kindling wood, the steel rails, where
Viible, were twisted into sinuous shapes and
bent like pins in the grasp of the storm god.
Thefloorlngs of the stations were completely
dunoliabed, and five mmonger coachesaro
filed in the and at the Brighton and of the
' ' The beautiful lawn in front of the
beach hotel was completely wiped
2-. Mthebaaumimtotthehotelitself nodded,
‘in'd ‘iihe music paz'ilion in which ii iii! and
hieroheatn has held thousands entranced
b no badly undermined that it may topple
'_ matany moment.
,3W’“
I - r A Family'- Narrow Europe.
3 The Shelter house, about half a mile above
Wm Brighton, came near being the seem
data-agedy. W. F. Murray, his mother,
wife and three children, occupied it Monday
night. Early yesterday morning they were
awaken“ hy the noise of crashing timbers
“that {allowed the thunderous beating of the
treat waves on the shore. The house trem—
:bled liken leaf as each shock of the waves
:oaflnbeaeh not the water up over it in
flailing (can. The women rushed about
_ , V audpanic stricken Murray bar—
W the front doors, and quieting the
Midfinwomen and children, conveyed
flan “trough the back door to apiece of
W. Twenty minutes afterward the edi-
ffle'fell in a shapeleis mass of wooden frag-
Mt!-
:_.Mthe Brighton Beach race track 300
shawl. including the famous Exile, were
«gamed with difiicnlty when the track was
fourteetunderwater. An English woman
withtwobabieswas seenilonting in a stall
,npilithatrack and was rescued by a colored
"f p , ' The Damage a100,0oo.
; It West Brighton as the waves grew
' m and fiercer people fled in terror, hardly
“tit-tins to secure their personal 'om.
d'hedamager on the inland will not fall short
; 0! $100,000 in the aggregate. The extent of
tboflood’a ravages may be imagined from
thefactthata strip of the island 500 feet
wide and two miles long, extending from the
Orimtai hotel to Gary Katen’s,is under
_ ' water from three to twelve feet deep.
‘ fi‘ M0! Vanderveer’a and Wait Brighton
. {final MW, been carried away. The
, . tely wrecked, and the Mare
“When: and Brighton Beach hotell
badly undermined that their moi
‘ is feared. Both the iron piert
‘ badly wrecked, the flooring being torn
napaudlrokeuandmanyoftheiroacolunnn
all} new
11' innit.» ‘Rbchaway. l
. Munch and the ceatiguaimre-
W N'lliickaway,‘itrverneandWavb
m nan moan-ed merely. 01d midena
”autumn: not manifesteditaelf
.pwlldlyalong that shore in thirty years.
Ktlhiiekaway, Eidr’ed’n hotel and bathing
Imbathinghomes. Tina
covered, and all the boost
naarth‘a were swept away. Thetrain
”NM“ 10375111. only reached
city at 11:36, aftera perilou
the day the bridge from
”Minder-e, Goa-t.
amJamymaattbwindandwater
‘ ‘ awartamonnt of duh-nation,
_ Muhammad-mo“
a . Mananumbarofhadwadroub.
“Win "minimum
~ genial-gougandtwcnty-tlrofat
Moltheironpier. Bunflhnlidinp
pavilion-"Miami—
.’ flu-hora. At Elbauntbedalnap
_;j.'flll were waahod into the ocean. Tim
' a
w a l-leWuSole Democratic“
.um didatrforfiovemor
i
if!
nu ran "in or new dram.
El
3:
l.
l
l
m Werli at the (narration—dire flat-
lar- ‘l'llal Wu AW lane-d
flan-n. Maud. Ill" and AM
Wan hardly cheered.
Monti,” “Aquarium
“when them-tic Ital-manor
“on to nominate anadidatefnr mar-nor
dam train Hadron county,”
mmmemh-o,
warn the Int to arrivr. haywire,”-
«unrefined-datum lotbofloorbyordm
oi the rtau «mm... but they were al—
lowed ten not. on the napunlllthe ap-
pointment of thematitteemcredmtlaia
Theraato! tiradelegatloaatmvkaeatein the
galleries
Cleveland. III" and Abbott m
Thwmkawuaflalwmlaratlzai
rationin- hw.md
“mm-howdfiamb
Ali-web on, [undead-nun. ’ hf ”f (5W m3.”-
‘ Telegraph wimiothir city and through- “ ‘ licked
out the adjacent country are in a demoralind
auditionflndrailroad-areaiaohadlyinterb
lend with by thertonn. Wofdarnage
m from all ooaet point. Ocean City in
almost entirely under water, No traina can
get into or out of Atlantic City, and an the
water is reported riding the situation there in
rather alarming. The place iron low ground,
and If the flood uhimld continue [mople might
have dialmlty in getting away in boata.
It isrewrted that a train was turned on
It! side on the Angliaea branch at the Penn-
sylvania railroad and that the W
had to climb out of the windows, and are
now sitting’on the wide» of the cam amid a
waste of water. The title at Lewes in the
highest since 1867. Many schooner: are
ashore, and both wooden piers have been do
stroyed.
pun" narrator].
In acceptingthado
flea Hr. liar-la,“-
ter thanking the
«warmth»: for the
horror (rationed,
said his WM
‘ - ' " tiiattlieyrmngm
‘1‘" AW. would nbuw their
annotation of that recognition by [martial
work from now until lbeclemion. lie lioped
the Imam-racy of New Janey wmld taken"
backward step in Ito platform today in ila
view on the tariff quorum, Which the mate
had imlorml in tho pruMnilial elon‘ti-m.
Chem were siren when Mr. Cleveland was
mentioned as the [name Wile cauli-
date in W11. Governor llill wan than!!!
even more, while the mum: of the pad-
bility of Iron Abbott. an a lm'ulmtlal t'In'
didate won 50va with tumultuous applamie.
Equal taxatiun fur cm-pnratiima an for irvii~
vidmrhi, )lr. Mandi claimed. wmilrl lr an
inane in the coming gulmatnrial irarruiaign,
The Platform Adopted.
Alter recess the ermrrnituee on rmilntiuna
repnrnul the following platform. whirl: wan
uiupunl: lunatlirming on all natilmal m
the St. Lenin platform of Ilium-mi on all
ntate ham the int [Mantle platfm'm;
twinning “overrun Green's adminiinraliiwi;
declaring that the rum" M the lord national
election «bowed a large plurality of the [implo-
to be in favor of the immm- admin-um
firm. and that Repairman mes-m- waa won
by corrupt me n! “mm-y; denaturing; brib-
ery and rinsing elective reform: "whooping
tmfiu. and railing for mvrflv "purl taxation.
“The reform in taxation." my» the platv
form, "sz6 follmv the Iinrn laid down in
Governor Urnm'e inaugural riddle“ of ii:
years agn. The attempt of the I’mbliran
legislature in imp-we a gem-rill Mir toxin
denimnvml an extravagant. and an inland"!
to unduly relieve r'uryrrntinnw from their
abate of [mlrllt‘ burden. The law regulating
employment of rhilrirs-n should lr atrio'tly
enforml. The platform pirrrlgm the pony to
evlncntinnal and agricultural ailvarvmwnt.
Gimmm carrier! slumhlnant hallowed. in
fixing ratio for tmraiprmtiim through the
late, to discriminate agnlmt the with"! 01
New Jo-mry. ligislatiim tn imm the inter
eat: of labor in pirdgml. Hrrnidpal expmvlix
turn ahoiild be mm,- carefully liming]. tir-
crecy of the bailsmhmihlbe natured by law,”
The platform wad allrrpfl’ll.
The i-oriimitteiie on yrrmnrrm. mganiufkvn
ml 090?}?! H. “'em, 0! Harriet mainly,
for permanent what-nan, and he waii than.
The committee on overlerrtiahi ".1an in
favor of the regular delegation (rim ”nth
son, and awning the ”attendants min with—
out a vote. The «rainstorm» protected, but
were refined a hearing and withdrew. Tim
Monmouth crmty («intent wan rimilarly n-
ported on. The reprm wan anhvptnl.
How. Low. Abbe“ Sunbelt-l.
The counties were then called for Martina.
time for germ. Earl: (Tilflflf, frmn At;
lantie to Warren, named Item Abbott. The
principal nominating speech for 1h. Abbe“
wan rnadeby Charles II. Winfield, of lind-
son county, whodweit upon themarlidate’r
devotiontothe interacts; 0f the [iv-mile and
his eflortu to relieve them from the thralldom
of the railrmrb. When the mil «all was (rm
pitted Abbott was terminated by acclarna-
ticn amid great applaud A committee wan
appointed to notify him, ahwr a «nominee to
electorate committee. There were loud
call» (or Mr. Abbott, but he war not in the
city. The mentirm than adjourned.
At Cape May.
The tide at Cape May was the highest for
thirteen years. The borne railway along
the beach is destroyed, and the meadows
and drive flooded. lany cottage: and ho-
tels were partially wreckml, and the cm—
formution of the beach serimisly altered.
The pier at Cape May l‘oint ltl wrecked, and
Coulhm hail undermined. Every yacht in
the vicinity was driven ashore. Telegraphic
communication between Philadelphia and
most coast towns is out off.
HON. S. S. COX DEAD.
The Well Known Politician at Last PM
Away.
NEW YORK, Sept. ll.-——llnn. Samuel Sulli-
van on died at 3:27 p. m. at his home in this
city. He wan born Sept. 30, H24, and was
consequently i‘n’i years of age at the time of
his death. .
About 5 p. in. Mrs. t'ux telegraphed Dr.
Sowem, of Washington, that Mr. (30x was
failing rapidly and was not expected to mir-
vive the night.
Mrs. Cox, Mrs. liardonbnrgh, rider of Mr.
Cox, and Mr. N. J. Kearney, a close friend
of the statesman, were present when Mr.
Cox died. There were also a number of in-
timate friends down stairs waiting for new:
from the sick chamber. A large number of
telegrams from people among the moat prora-
inent in the country were received during the
evening.
Mr. Cox was conscious up to half an hour
Herold! death. He then failed toremgnize
them around him. He had not spoken at
length since ll o'clock in the morning, when
he talked rather incoherently about. the new
states and of what he expected to do when he
.oongreaa next year. He fondly
but feelily caremed his wife’s arm with his
hand just before lmnfimmciouarm.1'he
cause of death in given as peritonitis. The
place of burial has not yet been announced.
Snaith After "in Balance.
ALB/uni, N. Y., Sept. 11,—John Smith
has filed a claim against the state for a bal—
anoedue on his capitol ceiling contract of
$31,086.91. In the document the following
data are given: “That this claimant, after
the completion of said work, demanded of
said committee of the assembly and of raid
superintendent of public buildings that they
accept said work performed andmateriah
furniahed by the claimant under anticoa-
tract, and that they certify in writing that
the said contract was completed to their
satisfaction, but that they have unreason-
ably refused to make such certificatoorto
accept said work and materials, as this
claimant is informed and believes." It
further says that all the conditions required
by theaet of the legislature were properly
complied with, and that the work was com-
pleted as provided in the contractouliec.
m, 1888.
Armand at Ills Wile'a Grave.
Prrrmm, Sept. ii.—Richard Fitzgerald
was arrested, charged with the murder 0! hi
wfle,whileheyet stood onthebrinkot her
grave at the close of the funeral ceremonies.
Ira. Fitmrald died very suddenly flunday
night and under peculiar’circnmatances. The
funeral was set for Tuesday, but was pont-
ponedhy ordaroithecityofliciala W
apart, , . ex‘annnatiun 'i'hephynidiag
lam-gt examination Metal than»
wen-u’rcdaath had. been caused by and
treatment. (he of Fitzgerald’s children
auted that on last Saturday night Ilia father
bd brutally kicked and beat his mother.
The Clem-cw Will “a to Law.
Rama, 0., fiept. ll.«—llbhop Becker,
Biahop Wright, lien. Bark“, Dillon and
andfrauch, witlralargeuumhurof hydri-
mtoa, who were recently mailed from the
United Brethren minim tor-magnum
to roam variation, have jars cicada fire
dayn'uiaionin ”village. 'nrir brainw-
Minmmlmauhdlmmlbu
of maintaining Madrid-gha-
cut, enough ”hairdo-How“ the
damned that thymharemwpldal
arrangements: to go moths-manning
toregain mind the chnrehproperty
amdof the Dayton ”Making have,” of
“clampdown! tbekirrlinlbrcm
try.
Fina In Florida.
Jnmoxvuds, Fla, Sept. il.—-Im
PadankCo’acigar factoryat'l'ampa w.
damagedbyllretothe extent of “0,01”. It
wuanmcemiiaryfirakmhavingbam
aprmdahoutthedoorstoafltheprogruol
thefiames. Thefiiiatl’ernmlina waralao
burned,andonenegr0 namrvlliakar
' ed ltistlamghtthatllakeraecm
ally wtthejailonfirewhile lightinghiapipe.
Imam-whali- kiddo.
m,i§opt.ll.-Thelrturadrlruudto
lraGlenllale,whirh waakftbyhrrharr
haul,iiaenmmnr,ithrairl,anym
forbirwiehkmvdrm it refer to barium
matter». ltbrimplyapermaallrturm
MW 01 alutioa toward his
wife. Them oi the W woole-
flmemam-Wm
llketheplaaedlerle. Iguana-id
Mmmfirfiawdunhlr.
Wammtahdhaaioaaikudthatka
mmmmflm
hmwwnmbh
A “an loll If!»
omen,” lL—Tbarlagrtrn-
mommy" W by a high-
marikaa‘otkawhlfidwalh
(Malia-rhino“
Pm»,8efi.ll.~lrafaine,thacalebratad
Amerhianmrkmmmmaflod with“
gun, rifle, pistol or revolver, died at the
BotddnBruiLinthaRueBergun. Bew-
takenilloafiatnrdayevenfig within-gr
latlnudthabowelaandexpiredaflcrforty-
two hour- at intense alifuinp H'- body
willheauihalnadandtakcnto America”!
MumidmceJLI.
Fatally Shot by [ID m
hum'dthmw ”all
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lyqurreled. Mullah ma.
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affaireirggl
thief if?
i-fln’ivdngg’g;
' ’ifléittaeii
narrow-runes;
' lion Price. $5.00 Per Van.
aortas-tame” nan-Ia.
Su
“has” gas:
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Architect and Civil Enamel".
Mat- l'hav, riddle-«one and name“!
mfwlbcmaalm iaofcverydnu’miap
w, .
tin
of haulage.
THC!» KBAML‘AMI.
0m ’l’apm’r building Uni-Norm. r.
1-", 8""le P.“ It)! '17
Alan. ii. mason.
Organ: of [It hm Conrwniwm i'hnrrt.“ ma
bury. Tar at
l’iarml’orm, 0mm- and I uiiieiil
tonipmillun.
{Me i. (t not an t: “.mgflmb'ul. flush
C It. II'AI'I’IIIR.
I
"aim fur Wedding: and i'hrtin. In (tn-m
maternity on hand inrthr dick and well. lili- alc-
braml Bum liar. and Employment (nice,
.35! 1613, ”7-3?“ Fill?!) 1.x. "’
I In. JEBNIH‘I".
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v 7 , . ‘
l mim min a biiiiiiilmer.
ILB' ’i'lfil' .‘Itill'.’ til}. IN 'I'IIIOVVII'I
No.1 Knixh' M Jinidenee, 5 lira St"
W) 3. Survivor... than.
cl . 47. (Built.
i nrpcmer um! Builder.
Mam {unwind and EH!!!” giwn
1' «Mn; 0' Ill kinu- promptly mended .,.
4hr Arm drew near Main
'y x “1.4mm: Sorwaikfi
T i171“ iiliiif_ - h i ._
V a
iiiiiiili-r and iimlraeior.
“ark dime by [hr rig; or room"
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1‘.l v‘ union-in duvet.
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iii' I= .h virility xvi—rilnn'u (mm 6 tr. -
grit rare; mean: at: ::. pun.
twirl.“ S'DIALL‘J: Pic- .
mus H PERM" Vite-Pr» ;
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":4 a'tlmnl’n l-‘rulr More.
Cllfliifl ”HANG“. inns \4. FIG“ DATES
a1! 51ml of rain rznn' ll imit, confectionery
wl «Hobie nun and and: I: rode. Icahlnm‘a
Bin! foul and “raid. at
C. A. MAVIMND“. 5 ‘am 91.. “Inuit
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Turn your la United Staten Patent (m.
aw Guide to inrcum nailed free
"25;...“ n. anon...
PURE I'I'Uill'l lllll Lilli !
And Fumishin Undertaker.
Cal! and runny lam an of all kmdaof laminar.
3‘ lat- Street. law-alt.
Aim prepared to formal everything net .
5]: interment of wetland, day or night Talc
mm with mildew. 860.1 Berkley place
lob imam
tor
In It Emmalofl'aan. dual”! 3 RIDER,
time [hermit Iaginavr. B. 5.,C. i;
mm Cent. 8. l 5. An’a.
Wm. B. iiiiiizii in nor,
Sanitary and Mimi: Engineers
Hall "flea. 45 I 47 'flhla‘tol ll.
mm IOHWALK, 0".
it! rem mznn'uor, 1'.
Batch 1‘ More zmmiinrzu. X. Y
WA'l'm'lLLI, IJ'.
Inca! Sunni-(and General Work w ill
jnu lie circa prompt attention.
tandem: and Heiiiiiiii
[bunny-unmet)! linoleum: fre- any
Wmatge direct to the rhow mom of
.Imflmatrm, l‘m'walkandnlrct one
annular-admiring“ ' '
be
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and msfl‘gnuv mm“ I .
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'
Hillside, — Norwalk Conn.
ans. MEAD’S
HOME SCHOOL
Fir Girl: iii ling Laiiii,
amrnss 001'. 3d, ’89.
”Ml-I‘ll.
Mrs. M. E. Mead.
CfllllIIBIIL Cflliillil !
Mia Bwlldlwl, Kuwait,“
”KEMP-ileum.
fimmd‘cmwd klalaol
My” flatware-Inter.
«runaway-mankind lamb-i-
nlay-trial. .
carol-l AWOIMblh-m al
Dada“
”Mum's-Jo!
annual-n: 1 gamma-In
rid
p,” aa—rrI-Italralfl
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F
Unlauudried, 250., 500. and 7 5c. Laundried, 7 5c. and $1.00.
Cheviot and Flannel Shirts, 400. to $2.00
Gents’ Linen Collars, Standaid l
Styles, 100.
i
Gents’ Linen Calls, 150. t
BOYS’
A. DICKEBMAN“
84 Wuuhington Street,
“m7“ &W8‘l;lllln,'-rr"'
W
No. 6'5 MAIN STREET. BEAR 0?
summer: may nmunxo. nor your
Wazoo: and Carriages made and re-
pa'red. Signs made, lettered.
and hung.
JOBBING I:;:;;;:I;’;:IZSDKD 10. m lbc New Coal Y-d,
an”
\i'iiioiii‘ it runs,
Carriage Makers
4. d manufacturer. of
All kinds of W one,
Trucks. Carts. 0 .
All kinds of npairianruaptiy done
slum; new and "mat nd mean (or raie.
New linad t'am any 3").
Hom-Shoeing and all
kinds of Biackamithtng
for“ of Franklin St. ;
Niall Norwallt. '
EMTOLLES&CO.
All the favorito’varteilra of hard and free burning
coaiv. Special prion given [or winter supply.
Alicea thwoagaly mud, we" pre—
pared and promptly dciivcred.
Sawed and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
TAB” AND OFFICE,
Water Sh, l‘oul ol’ llarllaad St,
apili I: ___
Ownitc Pratt it Ward'e Shoe lanniaciory.
WAG 0 N S A. S. FERRIS.
New and madam!
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
fine Ward: Repairing a Specialty
3‘ Washington 8L. - South Iorwalh.
HAVE Ylll' TIIIEI) (ll'll
Formosa. Oolong
iiiui TEA!
—-——m—-———
llnegies, l’haetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindle“, etc.
l’r'icen to Suit All.
can" and See and...
HENRY TILLY.
IIIIBBBIIS!
._..( 5?...
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices I
The Beat Goods for
ilie Least loney
.._..‘\'1‘_._
H. "S. BRflWN’S
lliiii'l‘ & MIOE STORE,
Clark a Lane’s Block
. mm STREET.
tinny ofour nciahhon. no doubt, have fine Tea.
too line 2.: ha, loo delicate; ihey fail to get there
with the combined iwrctneea and month an do
yourrhuainie durum. So if you are disuirficd try
our ea.
.———4.’————.
[lo “u an old Tea Buylr.
”Hamid: “liiaagood'l‘a. Onepound ll! worth
two pounds of such tea I! l have been buying, and
theprlteofthernboth iuhcaame."
Another said: “1 don't wish to flatter, but ii: iii an
”Tr-aniline been need to paying Tu cent:
or
Price: 50c lb.
iihhli iflimsiiii.
l'. n’,.-‘.‘-:vn:otaw:ara.
Ff "‘ £4 .‘.~>finLfl€lMI& Go 1'0
V 4.‘ .r».iy~.aa:iiiint~"
, ' 3 . I'd-lexi- mu uni-pea. 'u.
q 'r ‘. ‘ not “any new Gnu
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who wmc at mu m; be run a! with: the
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Tirol-lien?» Soap maker a he Iaihrrand
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