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Q (h. undead tinfoilowlngmbla-
h‘ Macadam
‘ ' haa brokenonthere.
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minimum” -
liaw You, lav. lflwAta-aetiagol!
Mmelabalettnr war read tre- Boa.
MYmM'quhlafloaal m,
mu
hfiuadthaiartda‘flufleawaflaha
qwithtb m at the m
an“ “hm-Multan
‘ manna amide! pity-age-
aprval by the leap elab- had hired
“mum-3mm»
reticulation date
at “manila! theiafla‘aopfieate
“Va-mailman! Weill-net
mutton-manta Ahotaatle
um'mummm
then-pal and equitable right: at
mmummmtotbn-
vlelaotthdr more monk-nu
Oed- ealoreaauntoitheeontraot right at at
A Receptio- to lion. Leon Abbott.
Nmaaa, N. 1., Nov. m—An informal ra-
eeptionwaatendared toGoW Ab-
bettbythaJeluaonlaaclublaunlght. The
clubhmneaneatParhatraetwaamwded
with’aomeoi thabaat knowupolifldanol
theatate. InAbbett atoodat theheadot
theparlonandreeeiradthegneata Among
thoaepnaentwere Governor-Green andhia
;0eorge W. Oaderdonk, of New
York: Aeaamblymcn Trimmer, Klota and
Bchmth; mum... Hamilton; Pro.-
cutor of the Pleaa Gourlay, oi Pater-on;
Willard Cutler. of Hank; Leon Abbott,
. Jr.; Jame-a Smith, Jr.; Gottfried Kruger
q? ‘ ’M'hovdhtht m the navyhad
“ _', Joyal tethe empire,alnlthattbe
l-ur’eu he! come into m. contact
: regaini- Brazil,
hmmmamuumm
,1?“ He-idthatabouttwothirm
vfienileeeonanmedinthe United State-
“ mam-m thatnearlyallthe
“happiythedennndfortwoweeka
7.! Bad {or the United States.
hm prorineeoi Para, which is
“Macaroni rubberuaedinthellnited
. had long been dilatiafled with its
«. . meat. and m comequently likely
‘ any . to make a change.
had joined the revolutionieta the
W in the United States
Wow BntevenifPara
‘7 ‘ loyal to theempiretherevo—
.‘flllinterlerewiththe
the rubber trade of the United
goaldbeaileetedau-ioualy.
, no Readolm.
W dneelBQhaabeenacon-
' .1 emfirqhutoutbelflthoiAugust
andahoatot localpolltie'iaua.
Shot While Gunning.
Barnum, N. 1., Nov. iii—Dr. Nicholas
C. John. of thia place, waa the victim 01 ao
cidental Ihooting on Thuraday. in company
withairiend he went out gunning in the
“about twomilaeimm hiehome. They
dmvetolhoapotln a light wagon, and in
taking his gun from the wagon Dr. John
moat the harnmer against the side and the
gun waadiacharged. The entire charge of
ahotentered his right arm just below the
armpit, completely shattering it. Dr. Joba
did not ”Who the shock. '
‘l'wo Bnblea Burned to Death.
Warmunr, Conn, Nov. iii—David, the
4-year-old son. and Kitty, :the 2-year-old
daughter of Robert Roomy, of Danbury,
were playing with the fire in their home on
Bearer street while the mother was hanging
cloth. in the yard. Bothwere burnedao
badly that they died almost immediately.
The third child, still younger, aaw the miter—
ingot theother twoand toddledont, bring-
ing themotherin, butnliei’ eametoolai‘e.
New York emty'a 'l'axea.
Amara, Nov. Iii—The ease of the people
n. Theodore W. Myers, comphollar, eta.
cameupinspeclaltermonamotionoibep
nty Attorney General Pesto {or a supple-
mental write! mandamus. This isthe po- W3
ceeding by which the county 0! New York
is attempting to test the validity oi the ap-
portionment of state taxes, and which is now
being heard before Referee Countrymon.
The motion was granted.
Shot Illa Wile and Bimaelf.
Tone-ma, N. Y., Nor. Iii—James En-
nis, a sailor, living on Manhattan street,
North Tonawanda, shot hia wife in a fit 0!
jealousy, it in mppoaed. the bullet taking
elect in the rightorm. Without waiting to
neetheeflect of his aim, Ennia placedthe
weapon against his own head and ahot him-
mlf through the brain. The woman will re-
cover, but Ennis is dying.
Patel-Inn’s City Treasurer Buapeuded.
Panacea, N. J., Nov. Iii—City Transom
Henry Ridge ha! been mpeuded by Mayor
Barnert (or mgligence and violation of the
TI" city charter in paying Edward Boyle 835,000
on forged draitaat diderent timea ainee 1&5.
110er mm moretary of the board of educa-
tion, and lied after committing forgery and
embezzling the funds of the board.
cremated In the Baron.
Wmoa, Hm, Nor. low—Two line, large
barn belonging to Edward Coburn, to-
gether with aerenteen eon, hay, wagons,
Mum-e burned here. Itiamppocd that
Ir. Ooburn’a youngest Ion, Oscar, aged 22,
perinhedintheilameain attempting tosave
theeattle.
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An Epidemic of Diphtheria.
Inna lemma. Mich, Nov. 15. -The city
achodahavebeen clouded, account oi an
epidemic cl ' There are about
iortyeaseaandtharaareaevcaldeathflna
. mmvingtatalintwalra hours, andtha
, diaeaaemtoheof‘averymallgnantform.
An American negation at the Vatican.
Rona. Nov. iii—The Fanlulla any: thatin
Vaticanciroleaitia'upeeted that upon the
min from am 0! Ignflatolli, the
pat envoy-to the Catholic conference at
ElamuAma-icanleptlmtotheholy
aeowlllhaeraatal.
A. loath]! Clogging Intel»
Atom, Nov. law—The game or football
elubtothe-vhuaolitareaervedplamior
the-anon oi memo that aeommittaaoi
thraabe appointed bytha loagaea'ithtall
powertoaetandtoiormulateandoarryout
thaheetnuthodolaatmmeatof aaidoouv
tractrlghtlof Iaidelnhaandtha-ldeuo
mlttaebeantha-laed todrawaponthaguar-
anteafundoitheloaguemehamoontumay
bemtoearryoatthelntantaadpur
paaeoitidareaolntioo."
Unreaervad "were Included.
Thiereaolntloowaaadoptad unanimouly,
and lean Rom Byrne and Day ap
poinledaa each committee. Mr. Bpalding
than prenatadthetollowlng:
“Raaolved, That no League club shall,
inmthiadate,enterinto.negotiate or eon-
tractwith playmnotanderlleaguenaerra-
tion, or enter into negotiation with any
elubiorthetranafar of any of in players
untilFeh 1, me.
The Installation Committee.
“Beaolved, Thataoommittae oi three ba
appolnwdtobe dealgnated an the negotia-
tion committee, 0! which the preaident of
the League-ball bechairman, “which shall
hardened all applications from playerulo-
airingpoaitionoonlleagueteamaaa well a
applications immelub member-oi the lit
tionalagreement wiahingto diapoae o! the
releaaeotthelrplayera
“Reaolved, Thatthechirmauotthem
mittee shall be theexcluaive channelthrougl
whichauchapplicationeaudnegotiatlonoar
beeonductedbytheNatioual leagueorany
oi lie clubaandaald committee ahall new
tain the teruuupon which any Inch releaa
canbeprocuredormchoontractuecuted.
The Ilirlug 0! Player!-
“Rwohed, That all Leagueclubeinorde-
waecuretheaervleeaotauehplayerawiiihr-
dicatetothe chairman the petitions toba
lilledandthenameaol the player-wanted, m
anduponthaunanimomvote of said com-
mittee a contacts may be executed between
acluband any player unapproved and pro
mulgated In the tuna! manner.
“Remind, That the committee by it
unanimou vote be authorized to draw from
theguaranteetund oi the Leaguembinnda
as may be nece-ary tocarryonttheparu
of the reaolution, to be repaid to mid
fund by the clubs benefited thereby.
This was nice Adopted, and Maura. Young,
Byrne and Reach appointed in the negotia-
tion committee. The convention than ad-
journed.
Pruideat Spaldlag'a Views.
The Iamtea' Plan.
In anawer to a queation as towhat the
policyoithaleaguawonldbemward their
aneedingplayeraxr.8palding raid thatno
ueeoubi meek dellnitelytor the
hntniaperaonalideawuthatit theplayara
persist in their “ and ahow in
am more mbatantial waythanbyempty
threat-that theyreally intend toearry
theknbemhwoperatmhahadnodm
thalagueeluhamldmaha poulble
aflorttoujointha player! playingin
moth. organisation. Heap-illiquid
itwaathaoblnetaomeotthamoatpmm-
launtlawyau of the coantrytlutaaeh an
injunctioawillhold. Heb-d area noopin-
iouiromanylawyn‘tothomlnry.
nun-cm Leavoetham
inthaA-nciatioueouvutionlamacity
widalrew'irou
(err-lite laura'l’belpa, Whittaker and
Mwhominatroetadtonportae
aoonaapodble.
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about:
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paired. Sign: made, lettered.
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WAGONS
Manama-lurid
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
nan andflee'rhem.
HENRY mm
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Lowest Prices 1
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m rm‘ mm lune!
Also Jobs in Gents’,
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so when...“ STREET,
lemohato M méngoo, at lab Canto.
Ladies and Children’s UnderWear.
do SON’
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JI‘arl‘lvdlwo Ion argon oi lh t «loomed
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coal! coal!
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MMMWYIM.
E. MTOLLES &. GO.
All the favorite varied-oi hard and free haml'g
can... prion given [or 1:er apply.
We”
Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Saved and Split.
BUNDLED WOOD A SPECIALTY.
ran» an» Ol‘l-‘ltll,
Water in, Pool or llnvllaod SI ,
Oppoaite Pratt a Weed'a Shea lanai-cm.
Jenn u. mums,
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Brick, Limo. Cement.
Blue Stone, Eta.
Lehigh, Laetawanna, loam
loutaln, Franklin, and
Wilkoaharre Goals.
will lll’ RUBBER pun;
Yard‘lootofW-ahlngtm and liar
mm mm “silicon
Dragfltare Mini
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final and Wand
Artificial Stone step-t. Coping,
Lawn noun“
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
Manufactured by on. trauma.
3' '5” '3'...- hfl I!
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Car. Maia I West Mn.
PLUMBING,
Steam and Gas Filling.
STEAM HElTEhS
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Hot. Air Heaters.
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Tin mam,
llaving ordered largely. invoices Of goods are
dmlyuand bought. strictly for cash, and expenses b '
mtenr. to make this the Saving Store of the Town
In Prices. and Quality.
Wooden and Willow Ware for leaa than New York ‘
make room for the largest anon-eat or non ‘ "
ahowu Ia Norwalk, comprising : 0“ Goo"
CLOTHES HAIPEBS. CLOTHES HORSES.
B‘sxisiuirpixiiineii...
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AND OTHER THINGS TOO NUIEBOUS TO‘ IEHTI
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SBIVBB. amid
Gums all Till llllllllllll ll llll Plli‘ii
Remember—One ' Week ‘ On
The Universal 'Sla
~30. re North lalu Street, Io. Norwalk, or. .
OLD AND RELIABLE
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