“ “‘“V d. all. r, . . , , om,.. ' . ' "W . W, _ F No Longer. President ottiie ”film” puma-low ; . 3:33:43" “a“: . t, _ k ,‘ w . a . ‘ Reading mom GImeMJMYOMMWWM Mann-hum “dill . Ionday. The ciaaa we: read by Arthur V. Colton. of em. Mich; all. oration, Walter Aldon. of Cincinnati, and the parting ode wea sung by the clue, the worda being by Hart 1'. Case. Prelideut Dwight announced the honor! as ioilowa: Boldlera' memorial tellowahip, 0. J. Bren- aon, '81; Donglaa iellowahip, Irving Fiaher, ’88; Stillman fellowahlp, Frederick Mar. ’88; Fools fellowship, C. F. Kent, 'fl, 1!. A. Smith, ’8), and A. V. Colton, mzuacy scholarship, P. W. Walla, ’9; Berkeley scholarship, C. D. Billl; Lerned nebular ahip, c. 1). Elisa, on; Clark acholarrbi ,c. 1?. Small, ’00; utra Larued acholarahi , C. run aovnnxaiuu more news. to Ed; the People the, Most Good. 3 are Bound rim our aneceu charin lar ely and of the SATINES. SATINEB. SATINES. the W WWW a“, “'th “1‘“ A choice line of Satines, all new, handsome styles, bought m 006'! aeoond hand ”an” '° haven’t room"to to sell for 25c per yard. Will place on sale at once at at 150 all“: t thing that we lay upon our counter for chllbl' per yard. _ le may know that they are buying cx- . ""‘m Crinkled Seersucker. abnormal (ll-urea in the Running Bill Slave Been Abandoned—v)!» Gladatola Prone-Ito Ilia t‘lawa on the Governor-lava Action—vsarab Bernhardt Lovea Steal-y. lotions, June lit—After an interview with Gen. lloraee Porter and Gen. Win-low on Friday night, Austin Corbin briefly cabled hia resignationto the director- oi the Reading railroad and followed it up by SPRING all illllllll Gm A’l' FIVE IIIIoB RIVER. Woldratraannfaetlmrol Bo W new oilrra Iaiehed wink tor role in av? dilate Itylee advertised to be perfect, and we are not atham- to endow every article or being without a blemish- rd Whiehhewilinahenpla not“ unmet} . . . n. Hamill. m , And aa for our competitor’a kind advice. we duly ap re» Another good material for summer we”. They are very a detollvletter mailed onthe Umbrla. To Do Forest mathematical pom: rim "mnnl'l’lifih’fii‘i'hmm XaW’mmil m . ‘ Wand have well coraidcred ii. We haven t the dig out h- b t ,- , l'ii"~ u h _ d , uwmsiwudam 1m night Mr. Corbin said: A. Crahore; second. Frederic Bedell and momma-slalom rail-imm- Gum-teal, on of this would-be competitor's ideas and expectations of scarce t " ”“30", “ “ "3" ism“ ‘ ' it“ Y "0 “WW3 3 urge "no mo sudden receive on niypartand Charlca n. Bliss. The Scan priulnGer- COME AND SEE ME. 17 North Main Statue , . . . . f “Milli. beat utilities and V157 llfllltlililflll! ill 'lfl‘l ill. llil) Viir should create no aurprlaeln America, as 1 man W” divided MW?“ 3030111 “0— ' , _ dealing with us at a spider with a iiy. But a word in time, it“, figdre oi flue yd. y l y ,,.,,...,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,c,,., whmnuommm mflmd Afihpr x; $01$.ml.n‘:i‘iliamlfi Frank Boy's-[on ow tom mammalian. . . Don’t build your cart e too high for we ahall turn it over with , ln-fore 1 left I delayed Incense I hndim- wafifimm 9,3,, mm; “a. J m; ins-o portam busineaa to transact here first. Ilia Future Plane. “1 have nodellnite plane for the future except to leave for Paria to-morrow with WAGON Icwaadaeeondohaal 1’. Richardson (both of ’01); third, Charla! F. Lenten ’w. Luciu- F. Roblnaon Latin prizes for ’92: First, Alfred l3. Palmer; second. Janice W. P. Inger-loll: Kird, Ber— IJSB DB. CBAlli’S e. doubt.- It may be a longifonght battle but if life permits _ . . , ‘ lililul hint and Llitl‘ till abolition. GREAT SALE lll' Flllllllllllll. u ' . - . . . . 3“! Remember :5, "9 Mimi; ‘10“"5 “'0'“ where 3’0“ 150 dillBI'CDt’lilylcfi oi Flouucings in Cambnc and Small. m, We “a mam, a, mum mom, nard R. Allen. Cobden ciui. ., an m cm mum-m run. Bum“, “will”. carriages, 1 ~ 8 cents wort ' , Don’t buy Flouncinga anywhere else but of us, for we are ilell- hall- Inlay notro further than Partial» 139° ‘m ""4“ '0 Chm“ “mm“- Mathew 8m Budwmmmm Canopies, Spindles, etc. . ' h h h . , In the afternoon the clean oxen swan Illileied wiithr t‘a ill-care. Liver (bmplalntlnd M 001' pricee l 0’ are at l 0 present time c caper, at mg them at half ‘he manufacturer 8 cost. fore being compelledtoreturntolondon. h ld th 2000 , "rim 5mm Only more prepare in the _. a. u ' marked "13!! Oil“ 'onld “be ‘0 've 3.3 My moveinenta. in fact, maybe uncertain." e on 6: “mm!" ' p30; min“ on roan are the Original and the only Kidney , . am In”: lid tb y b - h d f g' d ly “Remember we are buying dollars worth where you are m cm No Return. 2mm Cm'mgg ‘3'." 3:39;; gape: Cm out will more you to perfect Prices to Suit All. ’ ' ' 110' I at '0 Eve, ea! [‘0' m Oil! 83? Y’ buying cents worth.” Both Gena. Winslow and Porter said Stowe Phelps, of Key, York city; m1!- All ladies Uee ed little competitor tor the first time we will proceed to that "my bad no knowiedso of the intflw Munro. or Dayton. 0-; Harry 1- Bard- c B It A can and See Them. , “Mil further notice up“ 781119an we are bit in ciao which suggested Mr. Corbiu'a realm well, of ’l'unkhanneeh, Pa.; Cheater B. ' ' ' ' ' ' ' , ’ n y g P AR ASOLS I ARASOLS ' tion beyond the fact that on Friday night Keogh, of Chicago. The elaea ivy wee Cnlg flcdlclne (30.. Paulie, N. J. worth where you are buying cents worth. . . be in??? them tGhat hephad detahrtalpad game“: and on out by Colton waa aungby ._ . . to in ct tatop. ens. 0M!“ 11" BC . 30w AT ! ' ' Again we make mention of our Para’ol stock that we are low km ‘0' "w munenttodar- The: W ‘ . , , , . m d t Wesley-Na (ii-u Day. ' . . . Gent 8 Fur" ISh'ngS' selling Willi so much success at prices far below our competit :3;§§;::,..:, ° mum ”Amman” Minnwncnr, Conn, June tit—Monday Pl“""°d,§,,?m'“,, 3 Store 4“!!!“ ll. FEBBIS, ‘ afternoon the clean day exercises at the Whoieaaleaud mum in all Hill“ class of 1800, Wesleyan university. were ore as follows: $1.25, $1.33, $1.39, $1.48, $1.53, $1.75, etc. The Government Backs Down. In our Gent’s Furnishing department you will find a new lamiox. June 3i.——Mr. W. ll. Smith in apply, and a large one at that, of the finest quality of Domet ”Trench Flannel and Silk Shirts ever exhibited in this vicinity, at prim' ran 'ng from 25c to $3.00 each. , lao “Gorgon” sashes in Silk, Satin and Cashmere from 50c \to ‘ma , Alaoall the desirable styles of Summer Ties from 25c to 1.25. 0 Who! we are buying dollars worth where you are buying cents worth. W, Gent's and Children’s Outing Caps in all styles , ' g from 19c to 50¢. All styles of Canvas, Silk and ' belts from 15c to 7 5c. Alao afine line of Gent’s cheap and line grades of under- wear always on hand. Prices guaranteed. “Eemhembcr we are buying dollars worth where you are huyin cents worth.” ’_ known fabrics lor this season of the year are Outing flannel! ior Tennis and Seaside suits, of which we have just “ one solid case of the most desirable styles and will all at 10¢ per yard, never before sold less that 16c. A new an 1y oi Challiea just received at 7c, 14c and 16c yerd. 1!th desirable styles ever exhibited Actually DOMESTIGS and DRESS GINGHAMS. 'Ilc 7lc (lie Elle 8c 50 42c yd Fruit of the Loom Lonsdale, Continental C, Lonadale Cambric. Dwight Anchor, Good Unbleached Muslin for 1 case of Apron Ginghams Prices holding good until further uo‘icc. Scotch Ginghams, of which we have :i large vurici y oi elegant styles, never have we asked over lilo, lint wiil sell the same as long as they last lor 12lo- American extras at American specials at Best quality line French Percale at DRESS GOODS. Beat all wool Cashmere, all shades, 25c. lcmcnibcr those we guarantee to be all wool and worth 500 per yd. The celebrated Adonis llair Curler for 25c, far in the loud lilo St: lilo _ ' 15c, 25c and 35c. of anything ever advertised. lulu lil' ililll lilui llli Willi “g.— mgueeeeeful Specialty. CEMEEE’S PICTURES In.” mm. , . 4’ litlii'i'llnii owns- David Stow mural '5 - AND THIS GOES} My ....._. Rexwheat We have been successful in introducing new goods upon this market, because we never take hold of goods and push their sale unless thoroughly convinced of their merit TAKE llllXWlllll'l‘ For instance. We have introduced this deservedly popular Cerealtoa large number of householders in this city. We want 6,000 ladies and gentlemen to come and test this KING OFBREAKFAST DISHES Free exhibition all this week. Come one, come all. We ll'lll ELlllli lBEllliil BUTTER! 200. a. 1b. 200. a. 110. 5i lbs. for 51. L units ll Sllllllllll’l I ' 33 Washington Street. F. H. NASH it B O. caveman. B't'flll All) on; ammo, STEAM All) HOT Alli autumn. lllulilli hill, Willi (innit: lillll. lull uii’il litre flowepaeedtertila’apriag our. more». J 3".“ . “I I I)“; .' “lily. I “II-n, r. “.1me the house of common: last night on- nounccd that the government had reached the conclusion that it would be imposeibll to pass the licensing claims in the local taxation bill in full. The clauae proposed an appropriation of a certain portion of the new taxation on intoxicating liquora, with a view to extinguishing licenses, and also that power he conferred on the county councils to purchase and extinguish ll- comes. ‘1’!“ GM * ' hoot [Iran Ware. . it abio proposed the suspension of the issue of new licenses. The first propoaai the houae had approved. as far as England wua concerned. The government would therefore proceed with the proposal as of footing Scotland and Ireland. The pro- ixisultoconfcr upon the county councils the pom-r to purchase and extinguish liurusca would not he proceeded with. Diapoaal of the Blorwyn. in accordance with the government's de- cision they would ask the house to agree to an amendment by which the moneys allotcd for tho extinguislirnent of licensee shall he invented and accumulated until an act shall be passed directing how they shall be applied. The ministry trusted that the practical mull. of the chunge would be that the money remain ear- marked for the purpose of extinguishing licensee under any reform of the licenaing laws that parliament may adopt. )lr. Gladatone’a Views. Mr. Gladstone thought that the proposed amendment threatened dimeulty. it would be better that the government should con- sider the propriety of giving up the idea of earmarkiux the money. it wan of no pr» tical cam, and its withdrawal would in no way weaken the position of the government. Mr. Smith said the government could not disregard the fact that the principle of pur- chase had received the approval of the houae by a large majority. ilfries of "Only four"; At all eveiila. the ilioney accumu- lated would be alumni of by parliament. Mr. Smith Ellnlli‘l'nl-itiltl, in nliswr-r in n queotion by Mr. Darling. limt p.ll‘llillllt‘llh could deal with the money all it might choose. Mr. Smith moved the appointment of a select committee to inquire into the ques- tion of the continuance of bills from sea. Sarah Levee Stu-lay. Pants. June M.~Samh llemhardt has fallen platonically in love with Henry M. Stanley. b‘ho aaya she feels a purely.» tiatic though intense palatial! for the hero of Airicn. "l have." she says, “every photograph of him that has been pub liahed. lwould jump at the chancotoac- company him to the heart of Africa." liritiah Capital in Anericn (laa. Jammy, June Lit—A syndicate of Ameri» can capitalhitsi and British bankera has been formed, with Sir J. Goldamid, M. P., aa chairman. tor the purpose oi buying the workout the principal American eitiea. g0 capital 0! the ayndleate hall been underwritteiuand the company will shortly be floated. De Laval-ye on Our Bum Illllo. humans. J one zit—M. Emile do have- leye, in a letter expreaelng bla viewa on the aliver question, writes that either of the America! sliver billa will injure the male 0! international bl‘metalllem, but neither can pauibiy injure America. Free coinage, he believes. would be loin harmiul. The Ditvor lull in Beam Ono. Wammorox. Juno Bi.-Chairman Con gone! the home committee on coinage. weightaaad vacuum, baa determined to oaliaeaeatinxot theovnnittaa tbr aonie day this week to wider the ailver bill. When the committee adjourned Mitt waa with the “demanding that the next meeting rhonld he aubjeet to the call oi the chairman. lifeudaya are the regular meeting dept of the committee. but no melting waa held yesterday, although nev- eraioi the member» expected that there Would be one. chairman Conger will call the meeting after ha ha made aatiataetory arrangrmeo. tawith the Republican meni- intact the committee on ruler. who will decide on the manner and time in which tbeailver blilohnllbe brought up in the lame again. held on the college campua. president, W. W. Alexander, of Binghanb ton, N. Y., delivered the preaident’aad- dress, which was responded to by Dr. B. P. Raymond. president of the nnivereity. The campus oration waa then delivered by R. C. Bell, of New York. The close history was read by J. A. Hulze, of Amityville, N. Y.; the poem by J. J. Tinker, of Sunleld, and the prophecy by F. W. Banana, 0! mpn More! trut- theeflaetaota Rock Hill, N. Y. L. W. Crane, 0! Berlin, made the personal preaeutation, and G. H. Opdyke, of Jersey City, made the close presentation. The year just closed has been one of the most prosperous in the history of the university, and gifts to the amount oi £400,000 were received The Original Puckage at Bat-a. Litivtsrox, Me, June 24. — President Cheney delivered the baccalaureate 591- I mon before the graduates of Bates col- lege. liiii text was Paulina xi, 3: " it the foundations be destroyed, what can the righteous do i ” lle dwelt upon the um sity of adhering to righteous fundamental principles. The colored people of the south were patient under wrongs, and the tent. pemnce people were patient under the original package decision because of their faith in God‘s method of solving grep:I problems through institutions founded righteousnega. DECLINE!) WiTH THANKS. Col. Robert B. lliekete Befuaen to Be .- (iubernatorlal candidate. Wltitesatnnn, Pa, June 2t.-—Conaidei~ able pressure from boats oi friends through- out the state had been brought to bear upon Col. Robert B. Ricketta, oi Gettyaburg fame, who ran for lieutenant governor on the Democratic ticket in law, to allow hie name to go before the coming Democratic atate convention on a candidate for gov- ernor. Col. Ricketta sailed for Europe on Saturday. and before leaving here left for publication in The “'ilkesbarre Sunday Morning leader a letter in which be ex- pressed deep gratitude to his irionds for their kindly expressions and eilorts in his behalf in connection with the guberna- torial nomination, but assured them that it won utterly out of the queuion for him to allow his name to be used, all his private intervals and the condition of tboae inter- eatedinthem would positively not permit it. The letter went onto any that if none at the other candidatea mentioned suited the majority in convention aaaembled that the county of Luzerne had in the pet-eon oi Hon. Stanley Woodward, the non at an eminent chief justice of the state and the nephew of an eminent judge of the supreme court, and himself an honored member of the bench, a man moat fitting to have his name inscribed on the banner of demo cracyaa ita candid-to for governor, and one who would anrely lead a conteat would reach to victory it victory were albla under any banner; at any rate he would infuse ouch renewed life and vigor into the rank» of the democracy of the atate aa has not been witnaaaed in many years. The letter cloned with a reiteration of the impouihllltyo! Col. Bickette'le- eeptanee of the nomination and a renewel at his aaauranoa of gratitude to hie friend: liinp County'- Penitentiary “re. Bnooauu, Juno M—Jrhe upper portion of the workshop of the King» county peril. tentiary woo burned yeaterday, g a tone on the building of “It”. Contractor! intercom! in the work being done by the convieta lone about 858,01). Over four hun- dred priaonm were at work in the work- ah when the are won iii-covered. They no attempt to em and warn token to the main building lonkedupiathetr eella without trouble. The tire to thought to have been canned by apontaueoua own» buatlou, although it may have been oi tn- eendiary origin. Annotation Hagen Armed. Emma, N. Y.,Juaa ate-The Brook!“ and Rochaater oinba played an ant tiou game here Monday, Brooklyn win- ning,5to:t Blatant of the plenum aneated at the conclusion of the game, charged with Sabbath breaking at Window beach Sunday. All handa van on hall. The Roch-aterplayora will be tried unduly loantlthe Brooklynaeu Oct. 4. Item-anon mph liomm,::ah1z am”, e y. m ro- tarrilehailandrata by "Well“ 7 .. illil llll ‘ nor-walk Fair Grounds A BLESSINB to Willflllll “‘asb Day e terrors of the done away with. One-quarter the time of the old way, and no trouble. lie Bolling! lie Rubbing ! ticStulal Gel it in] your amour. or Send 12 etc. for sample cake of " ilcaihon Dirt" Soap to ALLISON 8305.. manufacturers. ulnntn'rowa, was. we iv BRIG llT’il DISEASE. O COL. 71838113. of Dover, N. 1]., whose terti— uwny ll hill own case of a remarkable lure 0! die— eaaed liirlnr-y and Bladder by the use of HUNT! “Ell-ID", has already been published, writea II! that be he! heard of a remarkable care by HURTS REMEDY, of a are oi’ Bvirht’a Dine-no in Dover. alter the: wtieut had been promoted incurable by talcum physicians. W]. H. WILwN, V .n, of Springfieldfleorgla. ml in: ‘ l pll‘I-Cllhwl “llNT'B REMEDY in I lull ill Willi Brick, Limo. cement, hchigh, Laehawanna, hoelat lull lili‘ RUBBER Plill'l‘ shall streets. Brunch oflee “m V D'" -' Blue Stone, Etc. lountnin, Franklin, and W ilkeanarre (ioala. Yard" foot of Washington and lu- " atom Milli " race or Dropry, til-.ru l ban been treating tight care. and i do not hesitate to any that BCN'A'S BEIBIH’ in the lace! Marine l have ever need in biopsy and Kidney Drum," Time are the antimony oi pitierit and phynfciao Do not be tooiielh. but obllln at one: I'll ‘T’fi REMEDY. Swan & Bushneli,j-_. (Foot of Bank). 862 Water Strut- ; , Pure Lead. Zinc and Calcutt- Oil. Sails. Netti, steal-o, Baku, Tonia. let (3. N. Cairns-low. Solo Agent. New Your. llllll'l'llllll Norwalk Lobytera delivered every Saturday Intru- lu, ultimo, Sill Fill. Spinach, Radishes, Asparagus Ff'dii Grecn'r Farina every morning. Pure Tomato Cotsup, Imported Sardines. GOODS DELIVERED FPO i’iLY. HUNT lililllll HORSES Bullies, Canopies, Ciliiaui, Clllltl, Hamlin, Eli. Having normal by entire Livery Stock tothe Inowotier 20 HORSI‘3S All!) 40 \VAGONS, llilililll and Single Hamiliti or all hindgatlow twice. Call and toe indium get prices. 8. \V. GRI‘IGflBY. an: I! Billie liaison. FLNE lllll Butter am: a lb. W Bill lllllll lllllll lllllll . WHY ca tihoui Flag: for Beale, nausea t e and of: it you don’t m, are my be ‘ all M artcraf '33de l u or I tor Dealero' Buppliel 0|! Brand of imported Ianiiia Lira. and everything needed about a matte ’ thing l't'q’lll'w by Engineer,“ ed Stale! gilt. In. em Celebrated all th uni reeedented sale; oi ' is atlii need! Q are Uri Elmdmzdcand vay Emmi» ewillnend that o! to) to any atone by mail for 321:. Telephone. New York Prim. Never Undone“. Bennett & Hus _ y 28 lain St, 80. Norwalk. iieati, Flu, Willis/f lulu, Valuables, Paulo, Eli or an Kinda la run m. AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL I. 1. 3mm. d8 [8. sperm. wuuuu lilili. “ leetSVSklmh, lafimuflfi‘. $39“?me ' Home Dressed Poultry I Specialty. Orders Delivered Promptly. cnanmssmn 53 Wall!” m GEO. COSTELLO. Daleerp all M FRUITS! WHOLESALE AID “MIL Bananas a Specially a I Horse ‘
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