Evening sentinel, Friday, July 18, 1890 · page 2

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

"Cereal to a large number of householders in this Iity

“EXTRA ELRlll RRRIRE

 

 

Cor. Main and West Streets.

i
‘ «in.
g: m.

{awn-Imp» Stmt, am to P00! once.

each, reduced price,
27 (102. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price Cliic.

210-

15 doz. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 350.,

25c.

18 doz. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 450.
35c.
20 (107.. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 50c.
reduced price,

60c, reduced price,
10 (102. Ladies’ Sill: Jersey Vests, regular price $1.25, re.

95c.

Gent’s French Flannel Shirts, etc.

A few left in all grades and sizes ol French Flannel Shirts.
,~ Also a complete litre of Belts and Sashes from the cheap.
‘ alt to the best.

With the rent of the above mentioned Bargains we have
placed them upon our counter to close at astonishingly low

 

“R: stance, lookI
’ thingziyou 1min: seen in Bridgeport, Norwa k or New York

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For instance.

want. 6 ,000 ladies and gentlemen to come and test this

» KING OF BREAKFAST DISHES

 

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200. a. 1b.. 200. 3. 1b.

5% lbs- for $1.

llllllllllli ll. Sliilllllllll’s

33 Washington Street.

D THIS GOES.» .
I.

_ e X W h e a. t
We have been successful in introducing new goods upon

thifimllflmt, because We new-r take hold of goIIds and push
«their sale unless thoroughly convinced or their merit.

\lehave introduced this deservedly popiarrir
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Buggies, l’iiaetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.

Suit All.

l’r-iIIeII to

Jail and See Them.

HENRY TILLY.

Swan & Bushnell

802 Water Street.

SOLE AGENTS
LIIHJI 803 '

. II
Flll‘llltl Slut: llama.
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Tilt and Sheet iron Wot-l.
STOVES, RANGES,

ll’w-l II: link), lllllDGlIl’Oll'l‘. I‘IINN
I‘IIII: » uni. Zlv t' and l'ulcultn (Ill. nulm lit-ulna

Hallo. Nets- mean Italics, 'l'onI-Il l-‘I-l Pots, Poth-
i..tver Ind IIII-rythtnx needed all'v‘lu II boat Iv Iy
thing nqntyed by in .(lIIIenI Unilet Slates l'IgalI
tlo- II lI’IzI II for limit ileum» and Brim l.'. WI 'Il‘l'
the recounted htfllltlflll’it‘fl Intuit |IIIIIlII of Dredge ..
and OII-tIr llcnleru' rulppllen our l'elchrnI-Il
ll and It lmportad Mnmttut'tun. III I! plitl meet". II
with In. rItIa'I- lul Halt; the I an. i ItlonI-Il
llnnvtm III and very l- "Irma! “II will nod ulm‘l

. . . . r . _ 0! hit to any addict-II it} ill’.‘ I iovt'l'.
Free exhibition all this week. Come one, come all. “e AND 'Pl N u. A it . Tchpmma
£1!!!de (won I‘w . .
. . New I l l’rimu.
0B0!” you Steam and lint II.- III- :tm» "r

VI-ver llIIIlI-rsntd.

HUM" HA; .l Ill HI' ii

79 WASHINGTON STREET
L. H. DECK E R.

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rut-l l’III-I-hliI-I.

ARTE fi’l‘k" G (Hills,

V'IL‘lllfilll-J' ~' llill lil ’I'IIMIIl ill it. h .-I
riding for p u out hint no II II I b II. tum. g.
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F. H. NASH 8IFTBRD.

PLUMBING, STEAM AND GAS FITTING, STEAM
AND “01‘ AIR HEATERS.

illttlll‘llilll Cilia, Willi Granite, Glass, Irate all Tin Wart

New opened tor the spring trade.

T111 and Sheet Iron Ware.

Edimntes given promptly.

Prices Very low.

Please give us a call.

South Norwaik

 

 

Issllltlrl IN

JACOB m- LAYTON’ The (‘oiInI-cticul tIeuIIra I

“Mend “one agent General insurance
—i'be. Lite and Accident. Ocean Life Insurance CO .
HARTFORD IIIA’K

lekctn—Cahtn and $th rage. Draft»

k nsupamds and Money Order! In all parts
\oumr man whypoy a! long as you live, u lien you
have I-i girl chimes III ha of living twenty years!

Rotary Public; acknowledgi- menu:
‘rnud 1mm I: Baggage I‘ hacked to DI:-
Why not. take an Endowment. Polity tor yearn It It
you live for your_ heirs If you die‘

3’1. liUHEEDiBU Agent.
South Nevwatl-I, ('unn

SOUTH NORWALK, CT.

or: iv

M. 8. SMITH

 

GREAT SALE!

To make room for Fall Goods, which are soon to arrive
go. Don’t neglect purchasing of us now during this sale tor

begin with, .
Ladies’ Knit Underwear.

25 doz. Ladies’ Jersey Ribbed Vests, regular price 25c.

each, reduced price,
reduced price.

each, reduced price,

16 doz.

(laced price,

gum Shirts ranging from‘ 25c upwards,

I

tiltII' III Iltlllti's Blunts III JIIIII Wrists.

We have in uteri; at present a most complete line of
Ladies and Children s Blouses and Jersey Waists, embracing
For in-

til the new sit lost at prices way below competition.
our $1. 25 Jersey and corn are it with any

There are hundreds of other Bar
Keep in mind we close three nig
My: at. 8: 30 p. m. Saturday evening

INBUBANCE BUILDING,

 

t2lc.

400.

Ladies' Jerney Ribbed Vests, Lisle, regular price

50c.

' mil It I ll shark ~

SUBHIARD‘S l’AII‘IItl‘x . II .I II \' Ili
III-pt in: bath :Imilr II t-I .I' do llt‘. .II-
spot or turn wl. Il‘

\‘lhll.
‘.'I ill tt<»‘

0'
II

l’uintitII,r Paper lluuein
and Decorating.

FURNITURE
GREAT RIRRIIRS.
David Stowe

80. MAIN STh‘EET. I

THE BEST CUTTER IN THE WORLD.

 

(I! all kIIIdII Horn.
[HZ-III ~l‘!i\l'+. “AZ or IIIIVE~ ~lt.‘\ I‘wl
liltiiililrlw', S’HYI‘I'I; i‘L'i‘~, t'III‘II‘C
! L"l‘I..l-2lt\' .tr . .t.’

The Hour ‘35! I'Imkot Krillr In I --\III
(in 1 win we wrmu I' 1

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ii? STAIR I

 DRY GllflllS.

INSURANCE BUILDING. SOUTH NORWALK.

EVERYTHING REDUCED !*

l‘l'Vt tithing: lI Issible to sell duritir: this tilll" ,>\'l' ' \l l: must
it is one ol the gte: llt‘“l opportunities and to head out lid

‘ RIBBON REDUCTION.

1'33 [llt‘H‘S l’lnIy ribbon sold IluriIII' lll'IVlitthJlt‘ at :I
bI'gII vain. and uhicl I undoubtedly nus ouII ot the "i‘t' :Itest bat
gains in ribbon history, at in. Id Reduced prIiI I: 1th. pII-I yd.

50 pieces of ribbon, all IIidtlIs and colors, from L’ to ll;
intlusive, (liSltllli: Irily sold at an aVIIraI-‘I: priII I- of L’th- pI-ry _';Ird
Reduced pi tee to clear up slot k .IttlItI :lsltlillnli‘ll'rlll' low! liI'utc
of We per yard. lemember , the“ are positircty- all silk and
of the very best shades. We also have a complete line ol
Moires in all widths and colors. Satin and ("rowu edge at a
very low ligurc, considering they are of the Very bwt Ipmlity.

HOSIERY AND LACE MlTTS.

We are IIIIeXIrelled in this department. ”or lil'll't':v in lll’I'l'
mitts, ranging from 10c to 35c per pair, and these prIIII-s WI‘
will guarantee. Better goods cannot. be shown anywhere, As

little money, than any other house in this locality.

there is no doubt but that. We stand at the head.

SILK RHRRRLLIR AND 'PIRISRLR.

Fancy Parasols for the i'Clll‘ilmlL‘i‘ of
buy at your own figure. Silk and Illorii l'mbrellas almost as
cheap. We have inst pnrcluwul a “HP oi Illoria I mbreilas for
$1.00 and $1.‘ 25 that customarily sold for $1.75 and $2. 00
Fancy or natural handles, for which we give your choice and
would say that they are the most, complete line that his ever
been on exhibition in our city.

I'ia'rnme sun‘s .INII cam.
(rents Bathing Suits from 25c to $1. "I; are exceptionally
cheap. Children s Bathing Drawers at. all prices.

01L SILK AND GDSSANIER CAPS.

All sizes and nhapen

try you to see and save your money.
(I’l‘ll'ldayfi, at (3 o'clock. Mondays and Wed

the season you can

 

For 25c, customarily sold for title.

ins not mentioned here that it would re
to in the week, Tuesdays, Thursdays an
at 10:30 p. m.

S. SMITH.

SOUTH NDRWAIIK.

torrent. Ill. 'eIIIIII - on

“’t“

for hosiery, we have the reputation oi selling more hosiery tor,
We pride,
ourselves on our well-selected stock, and well we should, for

BY. LIGHTNING Allll Willi). . ‘

 

and Pennsylvania.

 

IAN" I'll'l'd Ll'l'll'ls ARE REFOBTEB

 

l‘orly "on." Wore llanIIIfI-II It Trenton
sud Two Men Wore Killed by nghl-
ulngwlllm-b nun-ago In the Kenton.
State—l-‘utul Heathen from the Slay.

't‘quxrox. N. J., July tit—A terrific
thunder storm, with a gale of wind, swept
over the city about 6:30 [I III. yesterday.
unrooling over tony houses, prostrating
atrium and doing much other damage.
llnil oi a remarkable size tell in great
quantities. Sliiflfilllilg countlesn skylights
and window panes. The recto! Maddock’l
pottery was torn oil and thrown into the
canal.

Two )lcn Killed.

Illlllfi S. SclIlIIgI-l and Michael t'oreovau,
l wbowerein about on the Ilt'l'liVfll‘L‘ and

sought. shelter tindern tree on the Penn-
‘ sylvnnin side, \vun- hil’ill‘l’i by lightning and

killed.

One Man Killed Nem- Bunion.

i-lu‘l‘ox', l’n, July lH.-~'i’he worst wind,
hIIiizIIIIl rain-storm that era Iislted this
, IIIII lieu of the Lehigh \alley broke shortly
liIiiII t o'clock yesterday altemoon. The
nen agricultural Ivor-knot ilellertown were
blown down and John Freeman. 01' Free-
mansburg. was Instantly killed by flying
tiuIbIr. NuperinlendI-IIII Barbara. oi the
agricultural works “rut seriouslyinjured
by tailing iinIhI r 'i‘heroolnttbe Lutheran
Month at litlliriouu “as blown oil and
' other dzunage was done. Two passenger
train-I on the imbigh Valley railroad en-
. countered the nitli'lll between Bethlehem
and Allentown. and both narrowly escaped

being “’l’i't‘kcil. ()III- II the trains struck a
1 roll-gmpll pole and the headlight. and
» «huh-stuck wrre crushul. Both trains had

to fl‘t‘l their way along. frequently stepping

to allow ll‘lt’uritillIJILtlfii and trn-s to be
removed ll‘tilllllil'll'ilk'k. Lightning burned
out mm! of the telephones nnd did con-

'IIllt'i'I'lllll' il‘tillllgl' to trees and buildings.

A large stable on the tunnel Nathan
» i'Inuell, about a mile below here. was
I’ struck flli‘l horned to the ground. A large
‘ tree on Sixth and Market streets was
‘ struck and slinttrrcd in tolling ll «ruck
. IIIId brolw nu I~lIIItriII light Wire, The
" horses oi :I. pushing ~lrIIet cnrshIppI-Il on
the wire Hue o! tin-III “'in instantly killed
and the oiiII-r ~il1ililtxl.

 

A "I .IllI unit from the (tomb.
Fm RoI : .t“.\\. i.. l., .lIIl y l~‘ - ‘I «were
‘ thunder storm [lilsncil over thix MII'ilflil oi

Loni; island lust evening, doing consider:
able damage to properly and musiu ; it.“
,o! life. .\ you": man. known II.~ Burt,
‘ cIIIployIIIl as driver by Contractor l‘enraall,
while driving on the Reed property, was
struck by lightnim: :IuIl iii-dainty killed.
The bone II» lilL’ll he wzh Ilriviu: insular)
' killed .‘Iuotbv'r driver and two horses at.
the some pltIIII- were stuqu-Il. but they re-
eoveml from tluv l’llt‘t'l . of the shock. lie-
‘ poi-tn rIIi'I-iVIIIl from the surrounding vil-
‘l!|j.:l‘~.'tl'(‘ to the Flint that ll numberot
‘l-uruu were struck by lightning and de-
MPH-Yul.

Quaker ( ily “nine. l'nrwleIi.

l'llll -».I I ii‘lii.\ lot}: is. at In li)’ wind
and ram ~iI rm lubsul oi er the city about
a 01..le la- 1 «Inning unmotinx the car
stablw on Allegheny IIII-IIIIeIInIi :inumbcr
lot hoim-II. ’l'lte ~mble root lullon :1 car.

killing out: of the tomes. but injuring none
oi the [I:|~-I-iII.:I'r~ 'litlt' II'llonliiIt’ .Vi'llit‘ and
Mattie. of Trenton. IIII~ I.Ip:I.',I~Ii in the
river The only IIIIIII aboard “II-I rt'fit‘ilt‘ll.

llurlng tEm sin ti i‘w )‘IIIlIl lill‘liiiittil'l.
,uith llllil‘ lill'll on ., nod, tIIrIII-Il bot-
,iUllllip“.t!'tl oll' l‘I-I' lLIIIiIIIII-ud .\ll on
‘lIoIIrIl IIIIrI- win-It Four other sailboats
: were IIp-ei. and tin-III}: pt mun :u all were
Pt‘MllI'tl.

 

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l

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'l‘ltru- lloy‘ Killed by u Flush.

.\'oI:I\'.\i.I..Il,. July l~.~~.»\ \‘iillt‘nl wind
nlJl ruin Morin .sIrIIIlI Siouroevillmlbia
nullity. last night, doing terrible damage.
Lightning Mrill'li Utio IR-ldner’s house,
Rolling three sons Freddie. \Vlllit‘ and
thiiII-Wlll) Were until); it] :I room. The
. trait} I'IIIIII- duty. the chimney. Utto
II II bnle burned Iout llii‘ “H'l‘ and body,
l\» ttbeotiupfld‘weren: Inutlidisligurod.
.‘. Io- Noiti‘i" .l llthlIllt- ,Ivho was In the
l. »u~I- at the turn II .II wdiy burned about
It »- arms, .Iowpbiue. ,-,: dot in the lielducr
I». )5, “-3. ilrt‘hl'ill, but II.»»I Injured.

"any “rm to fight.

lair-“wt.“ l., l’.t., July I‘- r.\bom 7.1m last
evening II tI-rrilic tlquIlI r and hail storm
prim-ml I ~ this borough, llomllng the
streets to an llllplllbu’llllu rendition. Light;
hing simrk the homo! JIIIIIII'lIIrnIIII‘rand
the lltlilll‘h entirely destroyed it. Several
other llrIII are in night in various dime
iii-u.» Poverty-non trains from Bethle—
hem say they observed {our time between

, lh'nt pléllt‘ null laillmllllo

I‘IIItI-Il will: "all Manon.

.»\.-lli..\.\lt. l'lt.. July lit—10m! of ill»
. heaviest hull and mill stoma: ever seen been
struck this town that evening, The win-
domIoiI the north Flill'lll every building
In to“ II we re broken by hall utouesns large
In turn: \‘lu. Ina. lI'ru‘Ii I'rnpsln farming viii-
mg. \VIIIrI timtroyIIIi. home-I Immoied and
iron blown clown. 'l'loI lit“ to property in
this virtoily will he very heavy.

The I'mu-n'ln We" Tenlllavl.

ltnlsrot. l'a,, July lH.--The steamer
(.‘olumbin In coming from Philadelphia
II-IIII ntl’ttrlt by the norm on tiIII Delaware
mm but I‘H‘illnfl. The passenger.» become
my rum-h terrified. but were all landed
surely. the only damage done being the
inn-attire oi some n! the ntenmer's window
“lib-t

IIIIIMG'I l'nnmlnl at. Allentown.

.\l.i.l Wows, Pit, July I“. ~».\ :Iercre rntn
moi wind storm here last evening unmolni
six boom and IroIIIplI-tely wrecked two.
Trmw and win-n were pnmtmtml. The Bob
I..." thread with «ta:- it, :39 tent high. wan
blown down, and struck and partly tie»
m. {min Il the engine bolt-«e.

 

hmIl human I! Soul-town.
Noam». must. l'II, July l‘t.-~A terrific
rain and bull Morin commenced bemnbont
fio‘clotk but (‘l‘l'itlilfl and lasted fifteen
minute's. llIIiI tell in “rent quantities.
The damage to Imps and window trim
will be quite heavy.”

I'll: l-‘lovm It [lending
limtusn, PA Jul} III \ hrary thunder
llnt’m prevailed in thin IIeetion but night.
ConniIlIIrnhlI- damage wan IionII towlm.
mwtinr: rops. I-tI.

tlm-n i’m Governor.

Mtitaul'owi, July lit.--'l'he Farm ' ni-
linnm on nthtnl ballot nominated . M.
Owen, ol JIIoIIIIIIIIIdiI. tor ‘UHHIIW. Th.

other candidates were; Dnnlgl ll 1.-
IIIIIIIIII non-Ion ,n J. Hall. Rheum
mil J. P. l’ln .

 

Terrific Storm in New Jersey.

 

 
 

 

THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Pull: Tips Iron the WI!” Carefully
(lulled.

A bill will he reported to the Uni
States senate shortly to cut lottery co
penic- oti from the use at the mails

John 1“ \cher has been uomiun
neclamation (or congress (rem the 713%
first. district of New York state by th
publicans.

Allegheny City, l’a.. celebrated In elabo-
rate style the filtieth anniversary 0! i
municipal existence. The city was anyl
decorated and distinguished craters spoke.

The house, burn and outbuildings oi L.
E Doolittle were burned at. Winchester, hi.
it. Mr. Doolittle. II horse and three cows
were burned to death.

l. M. Lincoln's vast slaughterhouse: at
North Providence, ii. 1., were burned.
Loam 840,000; insured.

Hon. S. A. Kellogg was nominated for
supreme court judge at Pinttshtirg, N. Y.,
receiving the entire vote of the judicial
convention. He is to succeed Judge Fish,
who was retired on account 0! his use.

A strong etiort III making to defeat the
confirmation 0! the nomination of Pro-
fessor Soley to he assistant secretary of the
navy.

The Southern States' Colored Republican
asaocintion, through its president, H. J.
Europe, of Alabama, has-sent to the mem—
bers oi the senate a petition urgingthe
passage of the federal election bill, which,
It says, is necessary to secure free and fair
elections in the south.

While bathing in the river near Rochester
with several companions Joseph Myers.
aged 18 years, a machinist, was soiled with
cramps and droqu-d.

Numerous prominent citiaeus oi Fez.
have ll‘fu arrested for complicity in an at-

tempt upon the life of the sultan of Mo-
mero.

 

 

ii it. Tron-Ir, gtrierul passenger agent
oi the Chesapeake and Iliiio Railroad com-
pany, died suddenly in the rotunda oi the
Continental boil-l, at New York, 01 heart
disease. He was on years of age and leaves
a family.

A em out has been found on the Entries 0!
the l’assztir river by Henry D. Ripe. of
South Rutherford, X. J, bearing the name
of Maj Andre. who was hanged as a spy
by Washington.

New York city's population, according
to the utl‘II-ial rough count completed at the
census lattice, is 1,513,501. This in an in-
creasi» of 2.3. to per cent. over the returns of
lS‘iI.

Pierre .‘lIIr-andzt. an insurance broker,
his wife and five children. were found
burned to death Ill their beds at Quebec.

.‘It New York, by a Vote of l,7>ll3 to 20,
ill!‘ cloak Ultr'ftlinhs tlctltll'tl (I) lit‘tp up the
strike. The cutter-I wribdrew (min the
nmtlgamuted board bIIcaII~e their action
in going lJLLli to “orig was not approved
oi, an d the contour.» »rs IieIidId to rcjécl
the liqreciiir ut.

(I l) S lrlsl. gchruor oi the Suilorfi’
Sui... Harbor. has beén exonerated by the
board «It trusteti from charges melanin
against him.

l.' . 2. ...«i ['1 I 'n, v. Lo I Lulu» to it“ II rutl es-
tail III-:IlI-r doing llilsiiit'FS :It 1’“ Bowery.
New Yuri. (My, l».:I.-' bern arrested on 1|
charge -»t' .Iluluetmg Katie Ward, of New
BrillhfiiL‘l‘C, N. .I

ll. t' lliI'lIlLui and Miss Katie Spilnlan,
built ol Bu union», who cloned to Chico 0
under the name of Mr. and Mrs. H.
Bradshaw, were arrtth-d at the instance I
theirlandltnlythere tor not paying their
board

A III-mum; I.. u.» Jon-Olly -

‘ H. KRIECIER,

 

.Millinery

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

It Clearing Salli Military.

“(Imam on the i- Iy" I: m exprmnon we give to a certain brand I)! Kid (ilovr! that up,
from o! i e large III glove hour-es in New York, rimply More it Iran I chanre allot, and uni:
nil tor 50 cent: A pair
shades for wring wear

LISLR THREAT] GLOVES lllll lllTTS Ill GREAT VARIETY

..‘>__,__

unlined

We ale) have a tall enactment 0! Kid (ilovu from . ’I centio up, lammitzle 'Atll

We also have a iew words to pay In reference to our

Millinery Department.

it seems strange how aeiuill advertisement {or II 1: II:- at Wreath br' mg] so many purchase". It
proves what: we haventways said: 'l'ruihtul adreriolng in no In It, l.,-minim. Writ ladies there Ir: .
t'ew o! than tett, and many. many others of fincrmalertats By the way, lIdieI i forgot to mention n
tew little bargains which we will alien tor the next few dayr.

MllLlNERY GOODS WlLL BE GREATLY REDUCED!

All we wish to clear out a great deal at IIIrptIiII stock before July »t II.

Trimmed Hate a: :1 Very low figure. Hornet:- tormarly sold at 73v, no» tie a pairoiinrcmcr Cone“.

Children's lnguln "one, find at 5c. now lie 3 pair. LadIee’ Iruaranierd {net hlnrlr lime, formerly told
at Ilse, now for: a pair. Children's Ribbed Huff. lllfi black, it". n l.'II: a. pair. lfllltfl' and Children's under
wear at VI r; liw liztlres.

Rllllllllllll‘ tits is a lull tinting till late.
H. K R. I E G- E R ,

hlahachrmo llotI-l Block

DOWN THEY CO!
C». H. HARVEY

“it'll—(lint Earl :1.- :Im- ...

llllllS Allll SHRES

II‘I ) It 7'! I 24?

South .‘IIorwalk— Conn.

 

 

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C. H. HARVEY,

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St; I Yot.t{,. lIIlI I» Sergeant Johh It.
[norm I: of battery .\l, l’nlied States arm ,
stationed at Fort Sthuylrr. has been lock I!
up at the 'l‘oIIIlI~ on a «barge of "rand
larceny lle llil'i been selling wait it s and
jen'vlry to the whiter. .IIIIl L'lllilt'l u I rI-Ilit
iu the jewelry lrud.~ Four \1'I't'i\\ ago he
Ubifllilml uni north of Jewelry lrolu .\ 5.
Crossnmn .\' (Jo. pruliilslilg to pay tor it In
a Week. At the utm- time he obtained a
furlough of two “Inks, but failed to report.
iorriuty IIlIIIu the furlough expired. lie
win arrI~~tI-Il (or desertion and confined Qh
Governor's island. (‘roswnuu Iv I ‘o, learned
of his II'lIereIIboIit~ and IInIIIII-Il his arrest.
lie was held tor I-\:IIuinaiion, Sergeant
Thomas’ time «It L'lllhllliciii. would have
expired in three monil‘. a

.\ l'rtaonrr for Sir \rnrn.

Scum nu. \' Y Jul I. II- «The 5. my
to; the Prevention oi I ruelly in mi dren
canned iiiclli’i't‘htui Eliza Stetkler alter

man woman. wharged with inur Editing
httll-yclif-Oltl daughter and all wtpg her
none III the advantages of life. PM six

years pan! the I-liilIl bin-z been confined in II
kitchen with closed bliIiIba. She was III-m-
s' unlly given an airing in the yard. The
omnn mm insane lrom trouble. The
child wag aimed as me at an imbecile from
herionu confinement. and could scarcely
sneak A word. l'hc mother was M' iii to the
nimuhouse and the I hiid In II home.
The "run" “nu Murdered.
lli;.\lll.\'tl. I’ll. July l“.~—~'l'lII- Ilepug
coroner held an inquest on the body
Matthias Berger, the "Blue mountain bu-
mli," whose body was ionud near it
mountain cabin, The testimony all tend
to show that llerIp-r had rrwt his tie-Lb at.
the hands of IIIIIIIII one who wanted Ml
money, and the jury returned a Verdict
that he met murdered at the bond» 01
panic-I unknown. There in no New. Ber-
Im tired lorry-tour yearn on the umoptal
The otilclals here will make an ('ll'lfS o
hunt down his murderers
Another Ball” at 'l’rullmv.
Tami-ox. N .l., luly is. the mo pud-
illers rougher“ and heater- cmploycd by
Cooper llewltt II: Co «truck tut. night he-
cnnm III nreluul to grant a in per cent.
advance in wages. The mill, sniping;
20m hunda will that down Saturday.
strike at the how Jenny Heel and trill:
works. owned by the name firm III still on.
'1'!) men beInu out llfltfltlflt" the firm rein.“
to recognire the Amalgamated (“MW latiob.
I’lllnlmvg I’uIlIilcn on Nlriir.
I'Irrsruttn. .tnly III - nm ":00 pudd
employed in the American iron works !
Jones & lnughlln and the firm have dio-
agreed on the quentlrm of extra p0, tel
working hard tron. The pudding struck
atlio'elock this morning and will remain
out until the question is settled
“on. mull film».
llAllTl'IIlllI, Jilly l~.-«At a meeting 01th.
boonlol tonnage“- oi the National Home
lot illublml Holdienl. held In this city,
(inn. William J. 8ewell.oi New Jersey,
wu elected first vice president In place of
Col. L. A. ilarrlw. ol Cincinnati. who riled
July .‘I. .. - ~

A War Rumor Denied.
l’AilH, July III—The Guatemalan lam!
lion in this city denim: that. w Iain:
mlmttntween Ilnntemnln stallion
vector.

 

filo-ill" Indications.

lI‘IIlIImIttI slight llama-l champ and
an extreme HIIII at temperature

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Tilil])(§l'3 l’()l?'l‘.

W.B.HALL

(£3 CC.

III I' nIIIIzIIL‘e-I to day. it. w I: be lhr .r: 21k ~t- air. of

Sills Fine Brass lltltlIlS all Sundials

Forkr

Zoo Rho,t ':.u N or loewI (Mods. 'III Part i‘.III.~I Ii Flemh New ELI-a
In lll‘. .,I ‘l \' ‘l r; Lengths of 't‘iill’lmlllz MIA Item! :tnta lJI.‘ e-urd ildlbons. Remnants of
iii-mutiny and Hamburg". Remnant.- of sII‘IIIrI‘II and t’rctnnm II. Remnants c! i-‘rmn
Insomnia and nurture. lirmrrirh Puasrmentrrn- and [truth We mII~r haverin-
rIIom. and we hut p lL’i'tl -I'.I ll VIN": .n. then :l‘ \- .I I-r-Itrearpel dy I'LL;

\l’IIIIlIIlI Remnants at About Half Price.

A1? cur l.’- It I In’1 .1' -1 . I" .z I! Wmlrnr mud be “and I 1.! before E‘IIIIIII’IL;
.I rot. we haw worked I: ”ll .I'. u'v it: half DYi' I-.

.l .H'K [11's All I) (Hi PBS.
in.» -.Ii 9 I'IlI! lV‘lllll’Ul roll it Cum down to trio. :3 ’II raw. down LI 3: so,
W II l'l'lI) fill ITS.
..,I_I~.III t at «or M! prim. larger-t ('oIbIItInn 0! Traveling [Ivor-I.
lllnn III, Ill .1 I'LItdrI-n'a Hartwell" iu the city.

SBIA III. \VARES AND NOTNDNS.

We ptmt III u‘e to dayu oi oi Mthood-I 1 tin: draw. "Imtmmt it» ll We» lndiw‘TIcII and 54'qu-
[Im- I'IIlInr-I Hhopptm: nag- I 'IhIlIIrIII II Writing imk- Willie“, Poul lintionn. YlInlI murmur;
and tune" but otbrr at: II I- III-n1 balance of n jobber-f stock. bong Int .It ‘ltl per cent. new.

m mar IIrIIr- in the lot. III In rural huntlrv-IILIII‘II Pin» and llrvm Plow tn chmce amen. with
hr. IIIrzt petting! Ilnlt w' IIIramcl. Tile-II arr worth tum . 7': m'l 43 Price m.- Im-h
l I A water shopping “4|.” II to to halt pure. Surmh inning: worth... mum.

.~ III llnnulmrh: I. tr tlfl' tnIIy cmnrontrmt in ”out... II- «in-.- -gr.II, tr toil toil,

Lint) rr hl’urwn with I ,. I! p )I‘lu: III M “M. [mm a TIrl-In find. «I 'III “0117“,!

~ —~ wwwonh ’l '11 .

W. B. HALL & CC.

(Eran: :Inrcxn' rII

:Iptri. A new i» »ui date .4 I» 1». ad-lrd Au. is? illil III. gentleman» cluedout.

l (to [immune or Plaln'ilreu

 

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THE NEW 0753/, / ASL,
metastatic“. .53,

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south ”month. In! Bruin! Bridge. i
"l‘flmlflfl (70!. KHAN, -

ml!!! 71'an huffing (Iv-I1 (It,
willnll v -: ».

RlTRt RATS!

Sprint? Styles.

In all Izmir! mt tutor» of

l'mprlrun .

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“a”, Summoner In

I . ‘5
%%‘% I 2% to I’ll)!»

run Ill 051cm,
I 'lll' . I, ”Zliain Street,
”IIIINiLi‘OIl’I'. COKE.

LAWN ll WRRS

THOMAS, llAY'l'0N,
PHILADELPHIA.

 

Still and Hon lint». Sills lint».

any I mu mot tips, 1‘ mil. tint: luv m. and
my .‘Intrtl IIoit "It! luv Inert at

KNAPP’S,

91 Washington St.

The TIM-tun!” Best In III:
World, I Much Cut, .6. 00

The Donor-L I Much (‘0'..5.“

W. C. OlllNTABD,

HUI": IIAIIII mm.

Particular attention ybhl Iu
Plum, Cleaning, and Inst-a
Illk III». In