Evening sentinel, Tuesday, December 17, 1889 · page 1

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”WU. Bowszmerelaad, All. John
Ill-token M.A.Beaaw

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”the board of director: of each

” 1 _ > The Mum's Objeete.
,hepangraphdeilahrgtheobjecta of the
. .. ‘ haelollows: 1'0me
,‘nd elevatetbegmneothasehall; toen-
; properruleefortheexhibltlonandcon—
,1! the game;to protect the mutual
’ , ofproteulional baseball player-sand
clubs, and to establish the baseball
,« w . ofthe world. ltisalsopro-
fit“: any club member may be ex-
4 byltwo-thirda vote of theboardbe—
» m g aeaeonsfor business muons
w, w the tranafcrotplayen, the con-
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.maplayarmaymhactionbecon-

A 'lea leers' Agreement.
. olnbaallweleoailed upon to sign a

expenses, not including umpiree‘sal-
. The following resolution was unani-
adopted:
g” , That each memberof thieleazue
and pueitively agree to
, wfiplayeremployed by it the eel-
.‘ “by“conlmct upon his request,
‘ chereberaiaeda fund of $40,”, to
contributed by thenmmben of thisleagne,
3-, mdaharealiha,tobe deposited with
low of the league as a guarantee
filo Wiles by canh member of this

‘ ' “much to pay salaries.

The Moore Elected.

. crating eviction otllcers were elected,
a II: President, E. A. MCAlpin, of
Yak; vice president, John Addison, of
. ‘ ;secretnrytreaaurer, F. EBrunell,

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MEL-rotary Ward gave out anom-
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The" Walt to the letlropells.

New Your, Doc. l'L-The flan-American
delegates arrived in Jersey City about 3:30
p in. and were met by a reception commit-
tee of which C. N. Illin- is chairman, and
eloorted acros- tho river and tothe city hall,

- where Mayor Grant and the other city

ofllciala formally welcomed their; Honor
Zegarra, of Peru, rerptmded to themayor‘n
addre-of welcome. The party were then

‘ eeoortedtothe Fifth Avenue hotel, where

Secretary Blaine had gone dilrect from the
depot. In the evening acme ot the delegates

- and Ir. Blaine were gun-ta of the Hamilton

club in Brooklyn, and other: attended a
theatre in this city.

They Wished the Negroee lDlaeharged.

Nzw Your, Dec. 17.—-The 250 white ‘long-
shoremen employed at the National steam-
ship line pier demanded the diiichargo of the
seventy-five colored men alroeuiployed there.
The demand was refused, and the whitealeft
work, but hung around and made threata
agalmt the negroes. A reserve torus of police
was called out to guard against violence, but
no unlawful act was attempted. The corn
pany secured thirty men totakle the placer of
those who left, and expects to complete the
fo; re today. Both the whites find the blacks
employed on the pier were nowunion men.

A Bank Close. [to Illoora.

Pmmacao, N. Y., Dec. 1?, —'l‘he Third
National bank of Malone hlae cloaed its
doors. Notice was posted that depositors
would be paid in full. The suspension was
not unexpected The bank held a large
amount of the paper of the Slalmon River
Paper company, and the extension accorded
the company three months ago by Boston
and New York parties attordell no relief to
the bank. The banking department at Wattr
ington has been notified, and an examiner
will be sent on to wind the institution up.

Actor Barrett Sutton an leerntlon.

Booms, Dec. 11—1): M. EL Richardaon
has mccemfully operated upon Mr. Law
rence Barrett’s throat, removing about fifty
of the lympathic glands. Mr. Barrett easily
rallied from the eflects of the operation, and
it is believed that the trouble with the
glands, from which he has suil’ered more or
lees at intervals for years, has now been
permanently obviated Mr. Barrett isex-
pected to be out in a few days, and when con—
valescent will proceed toauorman watering
place for a mason of rest and recreation

That County Clerk Controversy.

Naw Bummer. N. J., 10cc. 17.-'l'he
council in the contested county clerk eieo
tion case of Conger n. Convery made their
argumenta before Judge Bcudder, mostly
ontheqneation of the circuit court jurie-
diction. For Conger it was argued in the
afllrmative, and Allan McDerunott, for Con-
very, argued otherwise, saying that a quo
warranto proceeding in the supreme court
was the only constitutional course. De-

yeri ciaionwaareeerved.

Thrill-t at “follows:
,‘ Am LI“ 0! Big-ere.
Yuk—Ewing, Keefe, Crane, O’Day,
Connor Richer

, deon, Whitney,

" Sandmflore. ‘
‘ lime—mm Kilroy, Bailey, Swett,
' Quinn, Nash, H. Richardson,

'1 ,Ielty.
Weep-J)” r "J. 'r ,
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H” m Bastian.Vaa Haltren, Ryan,

Hilly“, Clo-I. Bellman,
Band‘s, “Cunningham
V “ u ‘1“ “Mali. Hulrey,

uni, l
I ”WM Clark, Pm. Krock, 0.
mm. m», J. Irwin. Rowe, mm,

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Another Bank Failure.
Nam Tenn, Dec. 17.<-—The Bank of
Gallatin, in Gallatiu, Sumner county, haa
. The assets are about 060,000and
the liabilities about 840,0“). The charter of
the bank expires in March, tall), and thefailv
me was due to the fact that the bank cannot
make a clear title to a cotton factory until
June, 1890. The factory was «migned to the
bank when the cotton company made an as-
signment some months ago.
Twelve Hundred Miner: lnlschar‘cd.
Pumc'l‘awm, Pm, Dec. l7.——Ten days
ago the miners of Walawn So Adrian, num-
bering nearly 1,211), decided to strike if cer-
tain demands were refuaed,andincompli-
ance with a prior agreement gave the com-
pany fourteen days‘ notice of artrike. The
y has notified the men that they are
dbcharged. If an attempt ill made to evict
the miners from their housee‘ or to hire new
men there is likely to be curious trouble.
Two Children ”fainted.
mm, N. Y., Dec. ill—While the
ll-yearoldloa of Rankin] Shinto, 0! Chem-
plain, wan skating on the river near that
placebo broke through the lee, Hie 14-year-
oldeietrrwaa on the bank,and meinghi.
peril, she hurried to his alliatanea The
boy in his struggles drew the girl intotbe
water, and both were drowned. Their
bodies hare been recovered.
Three In Were lmled.
“'1me Pa. Dec. flit—A party of
Pollution who were walking on the Lacke-
wanna railroad track on their way home
from work Int night were run into at
Duryea by a manger traln which came
aponthemaronndacurvel Three men
were My killed, one lfatally injured
and another badly bruised, None of their
name: an be learned.
When-—
Illa Dace-d Iarller.
0., Dec. l'L—«Erwia Guitar,
45 years, employed on tlu far-n at D.

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PERFEGTLY PURE.

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f - twat plumalmnn and L .Lwt‘. atmdutely
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South Norwalk. Conn. ,.

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Choice Groceries

Table Delicacies,
FRUIT8,&O.,
No 8 hiain Street.

llllll 81 Hill ll

28 Data 8t., 80. Norwalk.

Meals Fill] lysmrs,

Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry, it:

Of All Kinds in Their Seal...
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

B. I. mm. «$29 I. 5. m.

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Pauli? ll all Kills

museum:

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more men. com '0. VAL!

W. H. MEEKEIi & CO.

 

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Potatoes for Winter

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Mined. was; and Telegraph,

A “sum slum—aha
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Merrill Business Col loge.

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'“0‘ld Pm 9! "'5!

9‘0“ 10m ’0! 11!.

Celebrated Aqua Crystal
Spectacles all Eye Glasses.

They law no least.
WALIIAI.

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nun". ea-lageeuc
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firm-clan work
relented neck at {tires-war

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a law. and wet:
We and Fine Jewelry alwaysoa lead.

Wall Papers.

New GOO“

Largest and Finest Inert-cat la the

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line line if Giulia Bolilcllnll
Becker’s

Paint and Wall Paper Store.
IO NORTH HAIN STREET,

 

 

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A. DICKERMAN & SON,

84 WASHINGTON STREET, SOUTH NORWALK.

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Burnaméu' ,
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llchliAN a strict,

Carriage Bullders l

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No. on nut mam. can or
mutton ARIY BUILDING.

Walton: and Carriageemadc and re-
paired. Sign: made, lettered.
and hung.

JOBBIIG PRO-m! ATTlNflliza‘l'o.

WRIGHT & FLYN
carriage Makers

And manufacturer! of

All kinds of We one,
Trucks, Carts, e .
worn-a rem»-

norse-Shoetn and all
kinda ofBlaokgnlthlng

Pool of Mnklll St,
South sol-walk.
apls t!

wage“! S

Buggies, Phaetous. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindlee, etc.

Prices to Suit ‘All.

@11de See Them.

m? TELLY.

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ALL clitoris

Lowest Prices!

The Best bloods for

 

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BOOT & SHOE STORE,
Clark k Lane's Bloom

 

'CANDIES

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Dare Care fer all Means.

MAKES nuns LAY
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Plat lion Stable Belling

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coal! final!

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fill! and Will

From the New Coal Yuri.

nmoncsc co.

Alix Intuit. varieties of bid and free burning
a

. prion given I x supp .
All thoroogaly saerrgdm e(I 1’
pared and promptly delivered.

Oak, Pine, Chestnut and Spruce Wood
Sawed and Splitl

BUNDLEO WOOD A SPECIALTY.
rum an» onion,

Water 8b, Foot of Bernard St,
Opposite Pratt l Weed‘r Shoe lanai-my.

.rorm n. reams,

Wand W] M! in all kinds of

[10A]. All W001i

Brick. Lime, Cement.
Rina Stone. Etc.

 

hehigh, Lackswanna, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
Wilkcaharre Goals.

incl for RUBBER PAINT.

Yard‘ foot of Waahington and liar-
Ihallstreete. Branch Wee atstuaon
DrugBtom “In!

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Artificial stone Stone. (lupin;
nswa Bonnie.
CARRIAGE BLOCKS.
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Manufactured by O. T. LEONARD,

ill Water In.“ let! l!‘

mu Semi-gunned!
jyltf In gives ” atlas,

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ROYAL WORCESTE,

SHAVING SETS.
CUFF AND COLLAR BOXES. ..

GIG-AR 0
FOUNTAIN PENS, '

pocnnr xnrvzs, ,
swan? can

ALL THE POPULAR P

Our prices are low and we are always pleased to gho' ,4

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Cor. lain & West Pits.

PLUMBING,

Steam and GllFllllll.
STEAM HEATERS

AND

Hot Air Heaters. 1" *5“

‘ A mm Sale "2 :j —
Flllcml Moduli

We harelhe ‘_ _
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8m mo in South Norwalk, from ”a to 81m _.

Alla Barnum, chimneys and Willi:

0t altar-and Strict. We-akeaapeehbyot

BULL’BEYEANDNIGHT —

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Great Display of Holiday
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