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83--Wa.sh1nginn ale—ea .
lillll SIIMMEII SALE
THIS
WEEK.
WE SUBMIT FUR PUBLIC FAVOR THE FOLLOWING SPECIALTIES IN
ABLE liNEil.
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Cream Damask.
Col’d border 60 in. wide, 29c.
49c.
Cream and WhiteDamaslis
“ H
66
63 in. wide, 49c.
63 " 690.
White Damask.
68 in. wide 750
Turkey Red Table Linen
25c, 33c, 49c and 79c pr yd
Napkins.
Five Eights. 490prdz.
Special,b l. 1 {land 1.49 pr (ll
Bath Towels.
2 large Turkish Towels for 250.
25c ea.
in it
Fix-large
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We call particular attention In our com-
plete assortment of
Ladies’lliuslinllnderwear.
Corset Covers.
Hamburg trimmed ltie
“ tr tllck.‘ 35c
Torchon " 49c. , _ , , , . ‘
Lace U Pull front 590 i.) lli.Wltl;' reduced to -i.i pr yd.
Hamburg trim V b’k dz i‘r‘t 59c.' 45 “ ‘59 “
.15 “ till "
Skirts.
10in. Flounce 3 tucks 41c.
Cambric Rollie, Lace Trimmed
and Tucked 50c.
Drawers.
Tacks and Home “lac
II
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Embroid. 250, 39c.
Birth. and lnser. 39,59,79c.
Children's Slips from 25 to 3.49
_“ Cashmere
wide, 48c.
“ Serge,
wide. 48c.
Bil; Sarah, ‘30 in uidi‘. 491'-
.. 2-3 680.
‘34 89c.
Challies.
All wool (‘hallics 14c.
It
I.
Itcrn of10 yds, 1.39.
m—«oo— ~——-‘
I ’RICES \VILL
‘0.
\wisy lv‘lollitcinnk.
-..’., 7—.
Sl’i'lt '1 Al. lll'llll'l "fit )Nn’ lN
Embroideries, Bdemgs.
and Insertions,
fl“.—
ings at one half actual value.
DRESS 60008
For whatever occasion you
may want a dress, (Silk, Lace,
Cleth, Lawn or Sateen) ‘twill
pay you to examine our stock.
Blk Nunsl'eiling 40 in.wde,62e
all wool, 40 in.
Col’d Cashmere, all wool, 39c.
all wool, 4‘2 lil.
- four hundred and
French Sateens. full dress pat-
an.» Quick Work llere.
Black lace Nets and Flotilit'~
iii iii liliili
liens Peieee.
BillllS Mill SliliES
GLOVEB dz OLSEN’S
SI’ECIAI J'l‘ IIC S:
Uur Harsh lied Ladica' $20031ch are, the iim‘lt ever oflernl m :‘mth Norwuik.
Ladieo‘ French Kid ”and Slowed, LadieII' French turned and White at lirlt't‘fl that
will aetonish you.
A full line of L'Idioo', (Ihildren‘o and
CLOVER
Men'n Sluice that writ pay all to examine.
do OLSEN,
Leaders in the Boot and Shoe Trade.
lilllllllllliii lllll HATS
AT THE 0|." STAN” OF
T. Burr Guyer 8; Son,
Sprlnswood.
ALL ORDERS I’ROMI’TLY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trade
with no.
GIVE US .A. TRIAL.
Steamboat to New York.
con-rum IOWA'. In In.
The Steamboat “CITY OF ALBANY”
Mil lorwsik In 7 its in. Mum In, In» New York:
two. m la v 1H and Batu-viny- hsII boar miter. hurt
Whiuielall tri tolkwtcrt lesvi
leek-In mi. try. I: Mai-turn,
received {Icons I. nap. I. l'srr longitudinal-z lac-mien masts
Labor. Disturbances Are Not on
the Decrease.
TRB QUESTION IN NEW YORK.
Interesting Results of a Five \‘enrs' In-
vutlgatloa by the Bureau of Statistic.
of IahorvvafJM Strikes During That
Time iI New York—Labor Notaa.
ALBANY, N. Y.. Aug. l.~'l‘he bureau of
statistics of labor have banal a report on
labor troubles in the state, in which they
say: “It has been at various times sug
gestcd that the day for sti‘kea and labor
diflcrcucer must be drawing to a close.
Such a hope is. however, purely optimistic.
The investigations in five years of strikes
have covered 334 distinct trades and in-
dustries, and the number of establishments
which have been visited or addressed in re»
lotion to strikes has covered a total of
11,052. The total number of strikes in five
years war. 9,3“. Of this number 5,301 or
62 509—1173 per cent. were successful, while
3,468 or Htl23~23 per cent. \VI-rc unsuccess-
ful, and tifty were pending. Five thousand
two hundred and twenty‘thrce establish-
ments. employing "3.729 men, were cu—
gngcd in general strikes.
fissures and I-csulta of Strikes.
“Of this number 2,274. or 439374741 per
cent., were for an ‘im rcasc' of wages, 71 iii-
379per cent. of the 3,274 were successful,
while the remainder, I’M. Iii-'25 more per
cent” were unsuccessful. One thousand
thirty itwo establish-
ments or L”! elm-5:23 per cent. of the entire
number of establishments involved in gen-
eral strikes struck either for a reduction or
against an increase of working time; of
these 52 $358 per cent. or 1,775 were suc
cessful. while the remainder ~57 or i? an
35o per cent, were unsuccfiisful. Those
1,432 establishments employed at, aw men.
Among the 933i strikes there were 598
threatened strikes. of which in, or iii Hl-
299 per cent, were successful. while Si, or
ti 1593.199 per cent.. failed.
The lit-non of Contention.
A summary of the causes of strikes for
five years (tantrum shown that the predomir
hating causes were qllcallum of wages and
hours of labor. Strikes occurred in 3.888
establishments. being 41 "9891 per cent.
of the whole number for an increase or
against a reduction of wages. Of these
2,775, or 70 Mitt per cent, were succu-
iul. 1,1119, or 291.51 per cent, were untrue
cessful. 1i slrlkcfl. or 9.5324 per odhl, were
not :clilt‘tl and are still pending. One
thousand seven hundred and seventy-rev it
strikes, being “210113346 per cent. of t
number reported in table A. were for
“change in hours of labor." (If these 1.35).
or to turn??? [err cent, were succesqful
and flit ‘I‘l’J—l . .7 per cent. were unsuccessful.
The Sallora' Ill; Strike.
(.‘flit'AIio. Aug. I 7A sailoni' strike, in-
volving crI-ry npt‘c'ics of sailing craft on the
lake Nl‘sll'lll. Wei: inaugurated thin morn-
ing .\'ot a sailing vessel will leave any
port on any of the lakes. and just as fast
as vessels that are now out make their ap—
pearance they “ill be added to the list of
"tied up." The pmspeI-tivc Strike is due
to a demand on the part of the Seaman's
union for an turn-use in wages after Aug.
1 to 32 for sailors and $1 '25 for immemon,
and a further demand that every man on
shipboard under the rank of captain shall
bee. member of the union and shall be
shipped from tho Soameu's union head
quarters by \‘I-«rl owner“. The Vessel
Ownern' IL‘t'tIit'lillltllI refused the demands.
Free-atolls: (cutter. “Ill L'ults'.
litul‘o‘, AI. I The Freestone cuttan
throughout I . t ..1cd51utcshavodacidcd
to take part in the New England Freestone
cuttcrl' lockout Thirty-two delegates
from (‘hn-ngo. Philadelphia. Brooklyn.
New York and many other large clticn
have tireroll here to see if slottloment
cannot be reuciwd. A committee of dele-
Ftcs “"lll unit on the Boston l’rograuiro
reI-stonI- I’ntrrn' union, which com rises
the nu-n II '..o Iqu- taken the vacant p ace».
and within“ u. plun Ior uniting i one body
all the frI-I-stonr cutters In Non America.
The liiirfltlliluiizil convention of freutoue
cutter“ mil l..- held III Philadelphia on
Aug -i.
Labor News.
l’lr‘inlil no. Aug, I The hll’kkt: at the
Nationnl [toiling null It! McKee-port has
been sotllrd The employee are to refill":
scale “nun, Iml the company will not be
required to ~1ng the amalgamated scale
list. All dcpnrlmrulx are running.
l’ot'onnu mi, \' Y , Aug, l.—-lt he
stated llllll 1hr ll.|~‘)t‘ll’:t‘r hrakcmcu on the
Hudson ltircr railroad will combine for
more pay. llIIaIl hrukI-mcu now get .40 a
month and rear brsIIemI-u Ot'i They have
made In Itppil union for an touch» but It
hm Ion-n rtpiiltlllllly detlined on the
ground that the New York ('cntl’al in pay
ing “A litlll h are other modes.
Philadelphia (‘Ioallmakus “‘in.
l'llll..ii|ll|‘tll\. Aug I -'I‘ho atriltc of
the I'louktnnkch hm baa ended inavlc-
tory for the liilmrlnu men. The concur»
nionn mode ii} the manufacturer: are that
they will Ivnipioy only union men and (lit
charge lln- non union men at proacnt in
their employ no the otlwr baud, ths
union IuI-n Imw IKI’I'NI to allow the nod
union mun \Ilm III-eun- Iodnw to join the
union. ’l‘h.» Ipnmon of wage» has yet!»
he decided, \ mnmuttoc oi right meter
born of tho lemon will confer with tho
nlflnllfnt‘llltv'l’u .ovm-rnlng their term». If
lumqilyh- In. Ioiitrm‘tt'lll benignI-Ii at once.
A “it: sIlrlho Probably.
Smitten”. l’n , Aug. i.«»’l‘hu Knights of
Labor in the Iu'IIv reuion to the number of
ii}!!! men \eri the Aloyer vmrkn 'l'hnra—
day and pmvwl [H-Ullflilln‘ to lend their
not In the .v W. ..I linincy .\- i'o. Illnlllil
they strike Hi the ulguing o! the wage
scale. Nip Iitvvllvielil lirudlordmf Rninoy
&(‘n,, my l.’li they will nut Dig" the
mker‘s seal: The kll’llii‘. affecting over
ill! men, \vil‘ likely be ordered in a few
days.
I’mtnt ml “Illlllnlflrl “need.
51. l’nvnniu no. Aug. I An imperial
ohm hII-I lwI-n immi forbidding further
operations by Protestant miseionnriu as»
pcIially In msteru ltuula on penalty of
the oflemlm. being condoned totho fron-
tier.
Ill-in. I'M” llarrhsm.
Cara MAI. .V. J.. Aug. lx-Hecretsry
Blaine and hir- sou. Emmoun Blaine, or.
lived here today from Bar Harbor and are
if! gun-tn of President llavrlnon.
The Luke Eric inlandn' Peach ('rnp.
Dre-non. Aug 1 New York portion
have bought up fully moihirds or tits so-
tire peach crop oi the Lake Erie islands at
..Ion thohlmdl.
-.. . I
i r us are 8TiiiK as.
worn noawaut Maniac murmur. FRIoAI. AUGUS'I;.1___ 1890.
1 rue arwa IN BRIEF.
Inch 'I'Ipo fro- the Wires Carola!”
(lulled.
lion. H. A. Herbert has been renou-
ted by acclimation for congress from
a: second congressional dintriet 0! Mar
bros.
The cinch] report makes the population
d Bantuburg, Pa, £9,312.
Empomr Francis Joaeph has announced
the butrothal of Archduke Ferdinand, hell
to the Amtrian throne, to Princess Elis-
abeth oi Bavaria.
The new revenue steamer now in coursl
of construction at W 1:, Del, will
be launched no moon. Bill
has boeuusmed indom” after Sac
rotary Windom
At held July at the Apatrlau emperor’s
youngest child. the Archduchess Mario
Valerie, was married to her cousin, the
Archduke Franz Salvstcr, second son oi
the Archduke Karl Salvator, younger
brother in the non—re line of Tut
cany, whose elder b r burn the title
of Ferdinand IV. grand duke of Tuscany.
It was a "love match."
The British North American fleet, com-
prising the flagship Bell phon and the
cruisers Canada and Part gone, from Ball
for, have arrived at Newport, R. 1.. but
Prince George of Wales is at with them.
much to the disappointmcn 20! the society
people.
Tolstoi's last book. “Kreutzer Sonata.”
has been excluded from the United
mail by an order from Amazon At they
General Terr at \\ nshln n. The sup
pression of a book in America that had
passed the scrutiny of the Russian govern-
ment has excited considerable comment
among littoratoura.
It is very probable that some of t
of the United States war ship Koo
which reached the Brooklyn navy yard on
W cdntsdsy evening, will be tried by court
martial on charges at forge .Tho alleged
oflenm were committed w 10 the vessel
was at Key W eat and for the purpose 01
providing the perpetrators with spending
money when they reached New York.
Squire Bogart. of Clifton, N. J., obj
to the laying of the rails of a new elec ,c
railway in front of his house, and has forci-
bly torn them up.
“n. Shurig, of New Y,ork com kw
suicide at Bridgehampton, L l., byd "FD
mg.
At Kantian Station, eight miles fro
Albany, N. )1, Thomas O'Brien. aged
bad a war of Words with Domini Mott
and striking him on the head with club.
killed him instantly.
“J 'quc- Emile Palottc, the cmin t civil
near and senator of hard I is out
“The following has been Issuid iron: on
Inasnry department 0n andegfl'
H, oflen tor the sale of lver 11
lots of not less than 10, :Hsiufn
deliver), free of ex“ M503”
ment. at anyopoc
United 5 wil
telegraph orl tier. for co
o'clOck, on Mondays.
Fridays afoot) w k except when th
dltys fall on legal oltdoys.
The ad Arkansfi plot n:
have nom natcd Clift R. “whim
Ior congress.
W Furled: andgfllit 312$ edt ”dogma!
in Northampton. . til
ocrcw
Jeremiah Miller, a per. he
lived with his wife inc 6
cabin on North moon , near
burg. Pa. shot and mo ly worm
wife and then killed bimolf. Jeal ‘y
. ”......”
Yacht-man Schuyler. Death.
New Irwin’s. Conn. Aug. 1.--Geor e I.i
Schuyler, the only surviving turn
the America I-up miners, was
the blt‘wnl’ll of the New York Yacht Club
flagship H In Ira hing dead (in the floor 01
hI-v hlflit room Thurml: llc had I- vulently
l’l‘l. lv:r~-: "- : "v. ‘T. mhuyler
cu: I.- :.. .‘II vn I») l. on “edit
nfternwn.nnu JHInuI-II the' Electra 6%
pointer uo'I lock llo has in good Spirits It
the time. andvvna In the meeting of captains
Ill. 7 o‘clock. The news of hh death spread
through the fleet, and what was to have
been II day of general rejoicing man I ed
into one of mourning T body
taken to New York. A co Imlttee was
I‘honcn at a fleet meeting in»! night to
draft an expression of condolence for the
club to be extended lo the berenfl‘d rela-
two»
l‘loronco lilythrv Winn.
Sax inn: mo Aug l - Judge Coffey
has Teutlll’t‘ilfltlt'il‘iltlu in the celebrated
BlythcniilIMI The decision, “hub is
vuluminom, awardato Florence, the tile
gitimate child of the deceased millionaire,
Thomas ll. lily-the, the bulk of the estate,
valued at about Hakim“) An: In; the
contestants of the will ware orcnca
lilythc, Alice Illckason, alleged widow oi
the Ilcccnsul. tho Willluum hcln of Liver.
pool; the lilythe company. the Gypsy
lilythu, the Sm’ngcn. of London. the
Scotch—huh Saingcn of San PIIIM'lMlO
James Witt I'erc and William ad
David Sewage The court's opinion hol
that according to the lawn of (‘nllfornln
r'loruncc had catnbliohed her riann to
I“)'lht'."t pali‘rtiliy, the latter having both
ornii ‘ and in writing acknowledged her u
but ciiihi
unmanned for Pennsylvania.
Pluraotmrma. Aug. 1. A'l'ho i’cnmyivv
ltia Railroad company on Thursday paid
the litaio Minimal. which III the last In-
stallment duo on account of the porches.
of the main line of their road iron the
Mate. The main lino of the road was pur-
chnml In WI? for mouthing over I7. I10!) 000.
the. railroad cum ny ctipttluting to say
for it In yearly mtaiimmte of «no .
The Int installment b due today. and by
this payment the railroad company “slot
the clear title to tho Wt].
I'Iglllslh lows.
NI! Yottk. An L—JI'lm Police “out“
received II III: tcfm New Ovlhuc star
to; that the t) ympic Athletic club of that
city propose to put up II no of It rm for
I finish light for tho- I ht weight rhsrp
pionshlp or the world hotwsaa Jock m
Aulifle and Billy My". Myer has notified
thatI claim! his willingness iocontntt for
the purse The Olympic club nine other a
new pnnw Mr Jack Denim and Job
Fin-humor“, of Australia. to light for.
lrlllrm'n Fritvull We" Rooted.
Linrmrn. Aug tw'i’lp ldmarlck corpor-
stlon rejected by n majority or three voter
s proposition to censure titshop Ii'lmyer
(or hit actinnin the l’arsiw mlulon con.
trovorny with Mr Dillon. The membsrv
who voted for ccumm were booted by an
tnmenaumd
m [not "Ito-flu on Rate.”
Rccnsrrcn. N. Y Aug. t.~»'i'. Who
llplacomhercioi traveler for a Boo
marble arm, mitt anlcl e wt
"Moat: on flat " New
house at. noon.
Weather Indication.
The "other promises to he madly
“new.
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THE CAPE“ RAY COTTAGE.
Russell Harrison Denies It Num- moo
her of Reports.
ROW Till) PRESENT WAS REFI’SED.
The Herd w... arm. Out I-l‘hln. nurt-
loll'o Noun “illluul the limmled‘. or
Content or the I'ICDIOIOII‘"TIIO Specula-
tlnn Near “'unlrlugton.
NEW Youk, Aug. l.——linaaell ll. Harrison,
in smoking to a Press reporter about the
Clpo May I-otlugc. mild that when the
panic.» \i-Illfil \Vnalriligtou with the deed
of the I:olinh'r- n wart the first intimation
that the preaiIlI'IIl had of their intention to
make such a gill.
Ile Could Not Accept It.
"After they h:-.~l explained their miaslon
and their whims in the matter he said to
them tirmly, but courteously, that while
be appreciated their kind intentions he
could not accept the cottage us a present,
and those who called upon him understood
then that his decision was tinnl. He stated,
however, that in view of the fact that they
had made preparations for the family to
OCI'upy the cottage he would arrange for
them to go there. and would determins
llfcr on whether hr would rent the cottage
or make a pllrchnw oi it.
“This arrangement was satisfactory to
them. After having occupied the cottage
for a time my mother was so pleased with
it that the president, after having con-
1’89 suited with her. decided to make a pur-
chase of it.
How the Dead Was Made.
"The dead of the cottage to my mother
won made without consultation with the
president, and both he and my mother
were unaware of this action until the visit
to Washington it the original interview
with the Philadelphia gentlemen at the
:White House the president concluded that
' he did not make a purchase of the cottage
tshould be deeded back and rented for
the season. Payment has been made for
the cottage and accepted. From the time
the cotter matter was first brought to the
[ire-Idem animation it. hubeéa considered
as a business matter."
The laryland luv In.
h’lLroporter inquired of .Rarriaon if
ircd to make any statements it! re!-
eroncetothe purchase of property by the
“I’d" in Maryland. Mr. artisan re-
pli " 'l have no statement to make and
one Is necesssrv. The property was por-
nhoned for an investment and lien entirely
Minna. collide of the District of
Columbia. and, lying outside of the Dis-
trict of Columbia. it is subject to no action
iaé¥congreu or the district commissioners
0 property standing in my mother's
me is owned by my grandfather, Dr.
tt. Ila wished it deeded to my mother
the simple reason that he is now a very
5 man, over ill years of sac, and wished
can of death to have her make disposi
of it rather than to have a will or an
istrntor. These nip: matter» of do
I: detail. not ulna ydlscuued pub
,but a rumba of Democratic papers
3 printed such false and lying nun»
lit. that it tsparhaps well that a few
focus should be known.
She Was Sever Interviewed.
y mother never gave any intervtcvv
bile-don. and she terms me that
o b» cover made any 0 the statement.
or the gift of the cottage attributed to
her lsm sorry thdt some oi the Demo—
cratic and independent papers Ilnd it neces-
sary to Knack and sham the Indie:- or the
family it is bad enough when the men are
attacked. but if seem-a to me that the bit
tort-3t partimn slivilitl err-mm tin- indie.»
f msuch Ilfihililll.‘ the courae of limo-
pe‘roin reference to my mother, Inter
and wife, is the more marked when the
uniform kind treatment In. Clovelgnd re
ccivcd from the Republican pm: is con-
sidered. Every lover of decency and fair
play, no matter what part, he may belong
«1.,th i am cur mat the course or
The (idea 0 “Oral" in publishing a lot of
contompti lo and disgraceful lubrication».
claiming that my wife wan rib! treated well
by my mother and sister Every one who
knows our family relations will know
that The Herald's story hi an outrage on
decency and an insult to truth Partisan
llilpln no cruise for aiming a poisoned
dealt at theorem! or a woman"
ll
.\ l‘ntal stunning I‘m-y.
Ii:n.l..\v\'ooiv, Mia-I. Aug, l— ”or city
no thrown into great Ixcitcmcnt by the
firing of rim-cu or twenty ahotanmr the
Delta bank (In re II hing the spot \\ alter
Stoddard nun louud lying on the sidewalk
dead and .l. l). Money. a prominent planter
and irothcr of u I'ongrcI-umn Monty.
win-I editing on the ruthenium Ihot in but it
logo. both wound» bring below the knee
The trouble grew out of charges of cor
ruption made again“ the city government
and lllimtmtrd by a local ”tilt.
A Pretty om Shot.
Lot m nu- Aug, 1 » l’mr Airl'rory.
night wan-hump at the St. LOIILI cemetery,
aged an yarn, in a tit of 3 on: raga called
at the twink-nee of John nap, and calling
Annie r'talcn. It pretty servant girl, to the
door, shut her In the bud wi a moivrr,
inflicting a mortal wound. l I- then tired
two bullet» Into hi; own head. lit» wound.-
Irv- not considered fatal. Mrt'mry had
threatened on levers“ occulon- to take the
girl'a life
untold. of It basalt lley.
Euros. l's., Aug t. «Floyd Tumor. a
buy only it years old, committed suicide
last owning. lie was the mo of Taylor
Transuo, a truck farmer A covoln'n jury
decided that ho was tnnporarllfiome.
He tied a rope around hi,- neck. inclined
It to the limb of a into and thou rank to
the ground Holy half of his weight rooted
upon the rope. and be mu strangled to
death.
North [Dakota III-tastier".
“nun Vllltlw. \'. it. Aug. I, in the
Republican «imp ”Invention John 1’.
Brady. of ”mud Furl". wan "nominated
for audio». i. ii. Book". of l‘ombina, for
irmurer. and John l“ Little for mmtary
of state. 4'. A. M .‘iprvnn‘r, of “'Ilnh
roIIuty wan'uuminatI-Il for attorney general.
(‘nt 'flwlr Way Turnout- a tum Ian.
Nrwmnr ,Ark. Arm. J W Putin.
under imlhtmmt for the murder of fin.
lltlfly, and Frank l'attcrmn, under indict-
ment for s in! offense. broke jail at Jack
nonpovt by within their way through a
atone wall. A "ward has been nfi‘mrl for
their approbation
fatally “hut "is I’m.
Unto litusrn. N J . \ll=.‘. I :‘ievhfii‘l ii.
Bilirnger fatally shot in: wit» me Ihir rot»
tour at Eatoniowu on Tn .I . I xrl The
woman In her sutevmmmn 1-. a.‘ .IIImt rt
hand to give the cause of the tragedy. HO
wan srvsswt
THE MSEBALL WORLD.
Plsycrs' lacs-u.
3 o— t
l 0~ I
I!“ hits: finish). 10:305ton. it. llrmrs:
Maul; 'm 5. Batteries: Cunningham
and lack. Kilrw and flurphy.
Quinn. louder: and Daily. .
AtChvelamL—
Cleveland .......... l00002l30LC
Philadelphia ......... 2 2 5.0 0 3 0 0 [~12
Bambi": Cleveland. 10; Philadelphia. nr Er-
rovv: Cleveland, 4: Philadelphia, l. Batteries:
Oruhar. Mill and Brennan; Sanders and Milli-
gnu.
“Chicago-
Mo ...00000l000—l
NowYork ........... ulrccouon«3
Base mu; Chtugont: New Yuck. o. Errorc:
Chicago, It; New York. I. BrutvipL’Bi Baldwin
sud Farrell. living and Swing
National League.
At (Enema-Lt—
W.. ....310110.002——U
Philadelphia ..... coocoosroo—o
Mhiu: Cincinnati. 14; Philadelphia. 14. Er-
ron'. Cincinnati.6; Philadelphia. 2. Batteries
Vlad and Keenan. Smith and Ifh l!‘.“llf4.
At Indianapolis—
CIsvetuul ........... couxauzco—o
NWYG’R ............ OOOOI‘it'lOI—S
Bauhits: Cleveland,” :New You l. ErrorI:
volsnd. I; New York 2. Balloto‘a‘. Bonita
Zimmer, Route and inn-kin).
AtChicqgo‘”
Chicago...” .....300 n 000 l o—I
Donna... o 0 o o o 0 o 0—]
Base hits: “bongo. t. I mo. it Errors:
Chicago. l; Button. :5. I. do _. film I and Kitty
ridge. Nichols and Bennett.
The attendance was as (oil- ‘ ~:
I .sym. National.
Chicago . . .......... LliD 2.630
Cleveland .. .. ............ 9N) —
Buflalo. l,l5=.’ —
I’lltsbnrg ................ 9|} --
Cincinnati. . ...... - L2“
indlaupohs. . ....... — 1.50)
Totals ............. 7.36 5,83.
American Asooclatlou.
A! Pblimlelpbia
Albiolk....,fl:ul°lIl—l5
Columbia . .0 I l 0 2 I) 0 3 2--— 9
Ranchers. Athletic 13; Columbus. ll. Errors:
Alhletic. ,6. Columbus. 5 RItterica‘. McMahon
and Robinuou. Karma: and Doyle.
At New York—
Brooklyn... ....... Leiziczoz—o
Toledo. UUIJltilllo—O
Baaehlts: Brooklyn ll; Tole-in. ll -Errn :
Brooklyn. .; Toledo. 6 Numeric! Dali fit
Pita, Smith and Sage.
AIRM‘hcfler—
Rochester ...0 0 0 I) ‘3 0 I) 0 1—!
lmisville 413000001..8
oBAIchItJ: Each“. 5 Lonilflllel! [005:
Rochester. 3-. hmilvtlle a Batteries: Durand
Grimm. titration and Ryan
Atlantic Auoc
At Newark‘Nev-ari, l0; ... Bl?
hits: Newark. Iii; mm It. "Iliad -
ark. I: ilarrbburg. -t. 3“: Plug
Murphy. Bauer and Hi
At Baltlnmrr~8allimoro nt; inhalant: Iss0
hits. BIltImIere. u, Lebanon. .1 inch. Built
more. .-., Lennon. I Batteries. ammo and
Ten mend. Smith and Pierce
At Wilrniuxtoun-WlhnIugtnu. to; Hartford, 1.
Base iota: denngtou. IO; Hartford. 9 Errors:
Wilmington, HJhrtf-ofd 5 attuned Wehrlo
and Nichole-I. 31am and Rh“
At ‘vaablllg'urn “'hlungton, 1. Val! Haven
I Base hu- Wuhm'gton. 0: New linen. 5.
Errors \‘I'awlnngtnn 0, New Haven. 5 assur-
io; l'nviermv-pi and Rim. Duran and Cabin
RIVAS T URNED TRAITOR.
A More That “'lll Seriously Ilurt Salva-
dor' o Chanson.
LI [Juror In via nurtures, Aug. L—
It is reported that Gen Rivu. who was
recently recalled from Honduras by the
Salvador government to raise troupe around
Cojutepcqne and join the rosin army
operating against Giusteuinla on the frog
tier. turned traitor after having had a
hand-«line rm option in the capital \"heu
ln- um *llpptlsc'l lo be on hx-I way to thr-
ironlivr llr turned lNl”L his l3 no.» of Lifll
indium; toward the capital and stormed
the barracks.
'i‘hcre fighting has been going on two
day- bnt no details have been received, as
communication ha been interrupted since.
Gen. Rm... «tartird the revolution ageing!
the Renault: government some mo tbs
ago. but was. defeated lio then ilI to
Honduras
A large manufacturing home in Phila—
delphia hm offered to sell and deliver in
salvadnr from an to Ion Iaunon not
stored on an l-Iinnd in the West indies.
While the tirm my the gun-I are not new,
they are sen-wealth-
Ito-urinal Anarchy Reigns.
LIIMuA Aug l The ’l‘tmI-s' Illk'uu“
Ayrra Ili~patrh any»: Financial Ilium punt
anarchy reign. A bill pump-mint, the put
merit of bills on month lllls prom-II tin,
chamiwm it requxm the president -I ah:
nature to become a law Notaries refine
to protein billet on the ground or rin- unt-
Ittl‘t't‘llnatatrof siege, tin-at premun- is
applied to compel Column to resign
it to mutilated tbudnring the hmttlitira
tnilv Lilll mI-n wm killed and new
wounded lhmrdI-r-I continue in the ngrb
cultural dintricts, The tin-At Southern
ltourio railway has been torn up in places.
Trout» have been dispatched to protect the
workmen repairing the road Thule b
snuwmir-i
,| “also “Irv“! Io ”oath.
Stew I at. N Y , Aug. 1. Tbotruimtho
old (‘llil‘IHf 'i'homun llcllovorn bu died
burr of “l"lllltfl and mien The family
occupII-i II wretched hovel. The child lied
bra-trill (or threw weeks and it. nourish:
mutt qu II tIveupoImfui ol condensed with
In a plot at water. When i why she
did not pm- It more the mot r, who to
very ignorant, replied that she thought It.
"little summit muldn't retain it,“ The
neighbors now and then mmly In! the
ohild with a bowl of bread and milk, which
it would eat grmlily
Ilia WI“ (nub-It I... lit».
Wumumu, Augt. 1.»le wlwttm at
theirca-urv hm: given an opinion to 54.9
rotary Windmill on the question prupuilntle
.1 by my, 1‘ J. Hutch. an minioudrnt
of It; i'hlneuv minim, Han label-rm,”
to whrtlwr Ilr. impede», now molding in
lieu Francisco. could bring his write to this
country under existing law. The mnury
has informs-i It-Iv. Manic-rs that unless Mn.
[amnion serum»- n certificate 1mm the
(Thinm government aha cannot land
They Favor MlvaIy.
BM! Yunnan. Aug. l, The (1»me
d Commie of thludtyhauaduptod m
lotions declaring in favor“ mmmial
reciprocity. M embodied in the letter-If
Jilly i.“- from Ron. James (I, lllaior to
Senator W P. Frye, oi Maine. and no»
questing the Pm-Iflr. eoant mmmn and
"simulating in gin it their Aluppnrl
Mia Fin-pm; Alum
maria/In. A". I.-~IIIs “chub-shad
“mun. with the Mm! Mom of
the author were killed, Tin-y «m crowd
with Maxim cum. Tunin- humlml of
NI cattle were veiled. 3min elm had I
latti- wnh the U Heating tIIsI
whim '.
SPECAL SALE
SAILOR and SHADE
HATS!
FOR THE return or uni.
, Thoec purchasing flat and Mug will have
Hat Trimmed Free
neweiweeee’s
I3 WATER STREET,
NOliliALli . - CONN.
(.1::O.JE1§iF1<‘E,
UNDERTAKER.
32 North .Isin Street, South NOI’WJJR
Open at all hours. The serv cc! of an Embaimer
and Funeral Director secured. myl iy
BIOYCLES.
Headquarter! for [hf
WARWICK AND VICTOR
Pcrfcclron.’ Safety and other high
Aim II urancluc Safety. all hall
Pint-class second-hand Wheels for file.
in all Its branches.
$5.00
Leroy :3. Wheeler.
133 Water Street. South Norwnlk.
i}. lllIKLYii it Still,
Sauce-m to I‘. B DIKLYN.
51 Washington Street, South Norwaik
27 Main Street Norwalk.
lint-Class Balers. Feeleelieeeee
And Ice Cream.
"I’Ilrl‘h l’romptly Attended 'l‘o
‘ IilKl .Y‘l s1. V F. DIKLYN.
()L R W ALL PAPLRS,
more particularly our new
low-cost Wail Papers, are
I specIally noticeable for cor-
rect style and eiiective col-
oring. and our line N on
ttrrly different from what
the he'll tliflltl’ can :iiow
you.
Yv‘ur nwn painter nr pap-
er hanger Can obtuin from
u- any Wall I’.Ip‘r.~ ..r y or
.-.:.mI..v-
Jnr-vph P Mcfiuzh & (‘0.,
3 West 42d St .
(Fir-It [loose from 5?): Aw. )
New York
Removed
To
18 Netti Main Street
Stil'Tll NOR“
l' “I! "R ('ItAllHfi
irieieei iiieee Elli Lieee Cele
crown I'IIIICI'I and I’illo.
’l'bn un- der only Safe Remain-II to ll-‘l' ’or more
sdiirmt m b lintvm‘ a new. Liver ('umplllni and
i’rinuy Minion Uni timer prepared In th
rnIic Wheels.
«rings, 8'15.
Heparin:
Ladieo' Surety, Ill ball bearing,
:le 3m
m6 6m
Hemerli. Hoyt
Bennett & Hu,
2:; Iain 8t, Sc. Ncrvslk.
little, Fill, illillil‘i,
Fliili, installer, Poultry, it:
or All Kinds in Their Sum.
AI WHOLESALE AND .llETAlL-
arm-n. new nun-rm.
GEORGE R. RAYMOND,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store 46 dt 48 Main st, Norwalk
Also Furnishing Undertaker.
melee-.nce No. tillerlcri street. Telephone
(JalIJ'TI. Dayurnigbt. y
Buy 01' the Manufacturer.
A'l' I‘IVB MILE RIVER.
The oldret manufacturer of Baby
otl‘erv finished work for sale in live mum
of running near. alzoagreat variety of hodtu and
trimminge. at pricec which will be high enough slid
low mom, I: to mi: the moat lutldiom.
C0311} .‘N I) 816133 ‘IE.
Frank Boylston
iu'ilim
lllllilliiRSl
. —0F—--
ALL GRADES
.JINI: AT
. Lowest Prices I
The III-st bloods tor
the [roast loamy
...37-
ll. 3. BRIIWN’S
Leer & SHOE STORE
Clark a Lane’s Block
E} STREET.
\t‘. l.. Donal-s slim are
warranted. and every pair
d3,
CAUTION
I In Ini~n u: .I- and price eta-pod as: human
V i ’ “ . C. l. I-
r . W. L. DOUGLAS
over you Mr (Ir tireutnslsnd the on y Kidney
and Inn I re ‘bit wli' rat-inn yII 'n L-rfut HOE
I
"""‘ I: 1.4... Iv... $3 8 CEITFLEHEI.
i inc I it i ' In. mt hit-nun»! brain.
I . B. “D I‘. . ' . w :Irln. qmtlifln Irrmiw vitae
t‘ralg .chlcinr (70.. I’Itmsir, N. J..
MILD AT
Plaiated’s Drug store
ap‘ll Sleuth Korean
““1"m iii BlE88|ilil to WOIIII
r-h. him an Iiv in I I.
.m \ l I II: r
and injuilln’mlinz. at; H031 .
'fvr' it n-
.., oplr I nko I
I lirt "tmplti
“In! F A. to! E“ ' *‘ lsnubctrrem
'iHlIlvl ifl‘, tIv‘V,
mlniv
OLD STAND
36 Mam Street, Norwaik.
Fillili ° Fillilllll‘i illil‘i
II II pin to quote 91m».
AKqul'l U i K I'll All]!!! ill 11"” : par". :52.
Old our" .5) and [5. All «turmoil: Is Mine
Willow, Cane and Splint Chairs at Cost
CALI. AID In
roan am ununw mm urn:
nose. rust) enema In; ilmm.
was. on. "earthen m:
Oil Cloth sod letting Very Low
team I Iliittleeee.
. I. lit Lil by tho "mm: unturne-
-I‘ ll IIII - f I- mu Int wearers.
:' 00 Hm I .qu- llInd-«vwrd. on vinegar and
In. III III Hltm whlv h l‘rl Ian-wank mm
_ 3.0;1 ”undo-OW" \t “I. that
. ".d f If Itle umtdxmmtllty.
S .50 umnivcur “rt: In In»- It: Mutt Iflmo
' lo I, .trspopdl: .H‘ pm I-
it‘s... .54.) Poly I mats a Moe vawan-rtnliy adapter.
It r m in mi men lumruv
p . m ..i m I Murrow. Ronni; mil."
3:3 It 3‘? .SHOES drills
. ~ i' omhlv Ive-elm! nine new
. prnwym- nu mutt-e titans W
t» liiv'I‘ Illllll’ll VII"
1. I .rle . .Imllf «(annotate ty mull
em. I i- rm lfl'l Mill Mvvvth p
Ilwttif vird-rlvnilt h
.l'"! (-IIAD. [mm In.
iJohii ‘10haub & Son,
i'IIhII‘tIv «nut. Ive-Its Nor-III. M”
lilliS'l'lillSi
Hovwnii town viriivvrcd every Martyr-II
lair.
eel, (litters, clan, Sail In.
Spinach, liadishes, Asparagus
me (lrvvm'n Farm. every mist!
it!” call
Pure Tomato CIIBIIP, imported
Sardines.
GOODS omvéhm enema.
HUNTII ZELIIFF
Norwalk Chronicler