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( E nun.
.Cream llanmsk.
’d border, 60 in. wide, 29c.
‘ 66 “ 49c.
. , ., end Whitelhunnsks
163. in. Wide, 49c.
(53. “ 69c.
‘- (White Damask.
s in. wide 75c.
. Thrkey 'Red Table Linen,
250," 33c, 49c and 79c pr yd.
Napkins.
Spatial, 1.19 and 1.49 pr dz.
Bath Towels.
‘ .2 large Turkish Towels for 25c.
“ 250 on.
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Corset Covers.
Hamburg trimmed 16c.
“ 6 tucks 25c.
Torchon 49c.
Lace Pull front 590.
Hamburg trim V b’k & fr’t 59c.
Skirts.
10 in. Flounee 3 tucks 41c.
Combric Ruffle, Lace Trimmed
and Tucked 50c.
Drawers.
and Horns 25c.
“ Embroid. 25c, 39c.
‘ “ Emb. and luser. 39,59,790.
dren’s Slips from 25 to 3.49
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Blk NunsVeiling 40 iu.wde.62.}
“ Cashmere, all wool, 40 in.
wide, 4'80.
Col’d Cashmere, all wool, 390.
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Serge, all wool, 42 in.
Wide. 48c.
Bil; Surah, 20 in. wide, 49c.
“ 22 “ 68c.
24 89c.
Challies.
All wool (llnllies 14c.
French Sntcons, full drew put
lm‘u ol‘ ll) )ds, 1.39.
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ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
' formic find it to their advantage to trade
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.A. TRIAL.
-Wjiifium
I poignbm /
communism .080". Ill‘l' IO.
iuamboat‘mrv or ALBANY”
Eifififi‘hmigfi'm“ 3-?»
The Fatal Current Unleashed
at hot.
nuinnn murmur».
Alburn's hon: Deferred Tragedy llu
Boon Enacted.
The Fatal Button Wu Pro-loll at Auburn
Prison Today and tho Ila-Ally Elntrlo
Fluid from the uyu-mo Accomplished
It: Eli-slur: Well—uh Sudden stlflaninn
oi the Murtlorer'. Yuma. n (.‘nnvnlolvo
Shudder and William Kclnlnlor, tho
Slayer of Tillie Ziegler, Wm Irena—Tho
Grim Destroys-r5; Work Wu Quicker
Than Thought-Jun but noun of “I.
Doomed “retell in the Prison Cell.
Acorns; C. Y., Aug. 6.~—’l'hc long do,
ferred electrotmtion of William Kcmmler,
the murderer of Tillie Zciglcr. occurred
”Auburn prison today in the presence of
Inn's}: \l'lllirlii in 111151;: “its Comtl'rrlll).
the witucm-s lu‘t‘twwnl'y for carrying out
the initial cuforcmm-nl of New York's new
method of mpitul punishment. R E".
Davis, of .‘x’cw York. assisted by E. A.
Kreigor. of (Mining. hml chnrgo o! the
electrical uppurutus. F, W. Muck, of the
Associated Press, and George tirnnthum
Rain, of the United l‘rt-ss. intruded the
execution in tlmcupnt'ily of witnesses. The
warden stun-d to those gentlemen that
they were invited not us press reprcseutm
tivm but us citizens.
lllu Timo Ilaul Come.
Thclirst intimation that Kunmler re.
ccivcd 0! his approaching doom was when
the twu thupluius, Dry. Yates and llouglp
ton, entered hi.» roll this morning and told
him his hour had come. The doomed
man‘s loco. pair. from long confinement,
assumed even a more ghostly hno, but
with an etlort he murmured that he was
ready. The two clorgymcn knelt with the
doomed nmn for u few moments and
prayed. The door into the brightly lighted
execution chnnxlwr was then thrown open
and Kemniler led our. The choir is not
over four steps from the door. In all.
Kcmmler did no: have to take over ten
_ ate from the bed in the iron rage where
he as slept for the lust fourteen mouths
to the fatal rimir.
’l'lw ilu'rntlon.
Although Kruuult‘r's fuccwzu deathly
pale he mmln the short journey to the
death chair with uuupnrnsvv firmness and
sank down in his wot. Worden llurston
and his £|.~»i‘l:llll-< qlllt’kl)’ bound the
doomed mm. :ntlw choir. his cyrs were
blindfolded. nml the uppurums won-on-
nccted with 1m skull and epinv. All was
in l'l.‘llllilli~*»~. and flu: spa-tutor" wcrt‘ not
kept in Sllulu‘lln' long. The sixunl wns
given, the Inunlorrr's body widened, u
slight shudder mu through it, und quick
er than thought the dcudly current had
sent William Kormulcr’s soul before his
Maker. When the body was taken from
the choir it was cold.
A few hours after the execution the re
mains were taken to the dissecting room
god the autopsy um.» held. The rcsult»
cannot be learned at this writing
The Witnems l'rcunt.
In addition to the newspaper men men-
tioned who witnessed tho execution were
Dr. Charles I". McDonald, of New York,
chairman of the state lunucy commission;
Dr. George F. Shrody, of New York, editor
of The Medical Record; Dr. A. i’. South-
wich. the lather of the electrical execution
bill; Dr, George F. Fell, Dr. t‘. .\l. Daniels.
Dr. urlcs Fowler, of llutlulo: Dr. W. l.
Jen ins, deputy coroner of New York; Dr.
Louis Roch, secretary of the state board of
health, 0! Albany: Dr. W. J. Nollis, of Al-
ii: ; Dr. Henry A. Ar no, of Coming;
{y (3. Becker, of linlln 0: Robert Dun-
lap. of Sew York; Donut Attorney Quim‘
by. of llufl'nlo, who had clump: of the mur-
derer in lluflalo; F. ii. lluutlt-y, of lluilulo.
on electrician: lira. 'l'. K. Smith, J. M.
Jonltlnn and II. hi. Alli-eon. of Auburn.
The three others of the twenty nix witnom
were the prim“ cluiplulm and u guard
Ill-["10 tho Execution.
Aunt'ux. N. Y., Aug. ti. ~ At ‘7 o'clock last
evening. thc- hour mmonuccd for the con-
ference of tho Wittlt‘wt‘fl, Warden Duntau
wont to the prison in company with film
trlcinns Burn"
and lluntlcy.
'l‘hcm mus no up
mrnnm of unnow
uulnctlviiywlthln
Iho prison walla.
Inside the war-
dm'n ot'lica a con-
sultation mu hold
about t he orange
mania {or tho Itr
. topoyuud thomoot
-' , approprlote time
(or the executlon.
llr. lluniolmf l‘nulv
tnlo. one of the
best known nur-
WILLIAM “sultan.
zoom; in the l'nltnl Stolen, had come prr
pared with all the instruments necessary
for the work. Dr. Sontlmlck suggested
that Dr. Daniel hull better do the actual
work on the autopsy and Dr. Spitzlut and
Dr. hlvilouuhl were chrmu on his nullit-
unto, with the uutlvrstuntllng thlt Dr.
Epitzkru would matte a special examination
0 the ucrwttmm. lttvnuugguud tire
that llr. .lt-nlcim, of New York. be called
in as consultant
'I‘Mlhm tho Apparition.
Whoutlwmnlvrvnrc was titan and tin
wanion ushnl thr- pmty to go with him to
the oxwrutluu mom. ‘l‘ho electrician.
undon- dirr-rlicu ul Mr. Davis. were strum
than, putting in place the voltmeter.
which the wnnlru took to new York to In
rap-ind last Frldnymd which Mr. 0191!
brought back with him this twink The
dynamo WM morning in tho mat: in”
mm. and when the voltmeter halibut!
mutton tlm current m» turned WM cl
Willow. and the doubt. row of it
mark in
d and
. 'l‘ln denim
. parl- audios old-tant- at work
on the meter. and at am they let: the his
building and returner! to the hotel. The
trouble width the voltmeter cannot delay
the execution. The comet’s utensil: can
he tested satisfactorily without it.
Concurring the Antony.
Dr. Soulhwiuk, the author of the new
method oi execution, said in an interview
Int night: "i have come prepared for the
untopay with thennomeiern. em. with
which to tnlte the temperature ol the ra‘
mains no u to he sure that death has intcrv
relied before the surgeon’s knife is used.
The law require» that the autopsy shall
take place immediately. but that will be
interpreted to menu within a decent time.
As soon tilt the temperature of the man is
below the point where life can cominue to
exist the operation will be begun. So that
explode- tho idea that some peoglo have
had that ii the electric shock did not kill
him the nurgeou’s knife would."
They Will (lo Slaw.
"Yes," said Dr. Daniel. “there is no ne-
eeulty for performing the operation direct-
ly alter lha shock hue been nd lstrml.
There would be it great. public outcry it
wo did. .It is likely that several hours will
intervene liethon the time when the man
is killed on] the time of the autopsy, "
The Work of the Current.
“l have been naked very often," said Dr.
Soulhwick, “whethrr the death would be
instnntuncom. This independent on what
you are pioneer-d to term “instantaneous."
You say that the sonnntion when the shock
of touching your finger end is transmitted
to your bruln is instantaneous. Thut sen-
.rntlon travel» at the rate of 2.30 feet to the
second. Now, the run- of the electric cur-
rent is 1.000 times its grout; that is, it will
travel tit the rate of 250,!»1) feet a second.
“Then: will be no struggling before
Kemmlcr in put in the chair, I think. 'l'hut
blunt the record of men who have been
executed. They usually \vulhtn the gui-
lows quietly. As to the action of the cur-
rent. you mny be sure [but it will cuuscuno
little twitch, and then the hotly will ho
rigid and motionless. When the current
is taken oil it will collupso and in: pcrtcvdy
limp."
The doctors in charge 0! the alllupsy will
prepare 1: careful army for publication at
the earliest possible moment.
Disposition 0! [ho Body.
Kcmmh‘r has made his will again, h-uv-
ing his books‘ and other littlo traps to Mrs.
Dureiton, Daniel McNaughton and a few
othem who have been kind to him. A lady
in Buffalo sent him :1 Biblco short time
ago. and hr: has writlcll his mum in it and
wants it sent back to her
Krmmlnr's body will prolmhly be burial
in the prison burial lot on l’ilrhachle
Thin isndwslute patch of ground, boundwl
on the north by Fort llill cemetery. on thn
east and West by the property of citizens,
and on the north by Fitch nvruur. Kunm-
lcr’sr‘ofliu was made in the prison shops
several months. ago
Some interest was added to the sitnution
by n rumor that l'hnrles Kemmlcr, the
brother 0! the comicmncd mun. lla> rc-
l‘s' THE (HAUL
Iolvcd to come here and claim his brot her'n
body iimucdiutcly utter the eantlnn and
before tlu- physicinm could hold an au-
ltlll‘iy. llul‘t‘lufurr‘. the rwlutivcs of Kunmi-
lcr haw ht-hl themselves nloot from him
and lulu-n no more interest in hisconxli-
lion nppurcntly thun if he were u stranger
to them.
If ('hnrlw Kcuunlcr docs (ll‘lllllllll his
body.- the law, it is believed, will uphold
him. if with a demand is made and mm.
plied with it will hon and blow to the
physicians, who are probably ntumvmu
more from n “(‘5er to study the rfloctu oi
an electric shock upon n hnmun llfltl)’ than
from more curiosity,
Ills Last Day of Life.
Kcnunlcr spent his last day quietly. No
sign was girl-n him of his impending
doom. ills iriuml.tlm ltov. Dr. “ough-
tomorrompnniml by the t'hnpiulu of flu:
prison. vinlted him and spent the grrutn
pan 0! an hour with him. At Kcumiler's
room-M both of them won- with him a
large port of the night.
Ana-ted luv Rolling 'I'olltoi'l Book;
Xfiw Yolut, Aug. 6. «Snywrimcndcnt
lirition, oi the Society for the Enforce.
ment of the Criminal Law. luu nrrntod
l'ntrlch Pumlly. manugcruf the Ameri-
can News oornpauy. and two of bin cloth,
nomad mpccllvvly, John C, l'lnnnupn
and Edward Everlu. 'l‘ho prisoncnmen
unturned before Jmtlco Murray nt the
Tomb: court and were paroled in the nu»,
totly of their mun-tel. Among the llnoku,
the sale of Willtll brought About the no-
tion of the Hrlrty. mo tho. "Know.”
sonata." l») "which "Tim Flt-momma
Cm," by l. xnntlvr llnmu. and tho
"Ml'u llrv liter.“ by Bait-r. All of
which urt- by 'uo sot-ivy ullegmi to be ob-
IQ")? public-vi. itlllfl.
A t'unhtou (Inunellmnn Armhd.
"Minn. N. .l.. Aug. as-Cmtncllmnn
Florence 'l‘. ileum». of the Fourth word,
Camden, him been arrested ohnrgulwlth
having forged the name of Eclwnul 1.,
Carter for three bombs and mortgagor: tor
81,000. Tim warrants were sworn out by
Capt. Thomas (.3. Hmlth. when lawyer
Hog-to wait. llognto mm nrmlgnmi and
hold in 35.6!!!) boil for trial.
[lust-rm Learn Capo Hay.
CAPE MM. N. J.. Aug. 6.~'l‘he pmt.
dent and Mommy Blaine derived on much
benefit lrom their short. sojourn hum thut
they docldcdto dolor the tiny of deport-
uro untilultluy. President liurrlwu and
”tumour ticncrnl Wanamaker pmceod.
or! to Washington. while Secretory lllnlnu
wont to Salt York.
To ll... the Chaim Ont.
mm. Ann. 1““ manhunt has up.
nut-a ad minim, mining of incl-
3 to would» mount to
'lnyodoutiou of
the rlmlmt at.
Herdsman Alleged com-t to
the Scheme.
Wan-.11».
BECBB’I’MW BLAIKB VlO’l‘ORIOIIfi.
President Will noon All-in. . lipid-l
Manage to Confirm Fm axing 80cm
Bluino's Plan: for Boclproclty.
New Youu, Aug. ti.-—'l'he Sew York
“'orltl'li Clipt' May correspondent is re-
spomible for tlu- follofiing: “Blaine has
won. President lint-risen has been gener-
ally convinced of the practical wisdom of 0°
his chlol’scrrndnry’s reciprocity progrlmmn
and is prcpnrlng a. nurssnge on the sub-
ject. it mm not an only talk, for Mr.
Blaine found that the opponent. of hi-
views had literally saturated the president
with their arguments, both political and
commercial. Mr. Blaine was fully pre-
pnred to answer the political objections.
“lie showed the president how the entire
Democratic press of the country, by its
haste in indnrsing him, had placed itself in
a position which stopped it from denounc—
ing reciprocity with latinyAmerica, even
though it hecnmeo leading fucwr in the
Republican policy. This stroke was so
truly liluinrquc that it amused the presi-
dent.
The "non Opposition.
“Mr. Blaine than dwelt upon the signifi-
cnncc of the inrlorscment which the new
policy was receiving: throughout the south,
and to cu'p this phase of the urg’ment he
pointed to the prompt approval of the San
Francisco chamber of commerce.
"When the opposition likely to develop
in the house was referred to, Mr. Blaine’o
eyes snapped um! he declared almost petno
lontly that he would attend to that, or
words to that client; that be regarded the
oppoeition on unimportant.
“ilut Mr. Harrison‘s ammunition was not
exhausted. lie thcnsprung the commer—
cinlohjcctiom which had been tabulated
and carefully prepared for him. He thought
he hurl Mr. Maine in a tight box, but the
astute swrvlnry then played his great card,
homely, .lohn “'nnumnkcr."
Mr. “’nitaumhcr Called In.
The World then says that Mr. Wann-
muker took part in the conference and
warmly supported Mr. lilninc's urgumeuh.
A New York New-paper Claim m Ill. (3va
The \Vorhl continues: ”The msnlt wns that ,
President. Harrison become a proselytc. i
The change cannot be spoken of us a con- !
version. because .\lr. Harrison bud leanings}
toward some features of Mr. Elaine’s :
policy-uh outllnt‘t‘l in Mr. Hale‘s amend
meat to thr- turitl hill in which Mr, llluino's
handiwork i.» boldly apparent. The presi-
dent in n western man and .‘li‘. Rhino looks
to the went and south for the earliest snp~
port of his policy."
Gen. (lrubb’l Part in the Arum.
The World states that Mr. Harri-sou wired
Gen. E. Hunt tlrnbb, knowing thnt he was
heavily interested in the protected indus-
tries and nmnufucturv."Z of New Jersey and
Pennsylvania. and therefore pmumuhly
against Mr. liluinc's policy, with the intent
to have him unsvvcr Mr. \l’anumaher’s
arguments favoring reciprocity. lint Gen.
Grubb promptly declared himself as a firm
believer in Mr. liluine'u policy. destroyed -
that coup do theatre. lie was absolutely '
enthusiastic about Mr. Elaine's policv.
Mr. Biol-o Happy.
The World says that than the president
“promhsed to give reciprocity. with some
slight moditlmtiom which nre not yet
formulated. his support, and to nddress a
special mommy: t r congress on the sub
ject at no curly slay, Mr. lliniuee mrelved
this inn-lira, . mu: fl shmlo of sur»
prise. if t . g r. ivnt «mulls by his'
promise lln- ruulmg of that spt‘t‘lill mes-
sage will marl. the imp; mt hour any sec-
retory of stairs thw hum n aim u the repub-
llC begun. "
The World states that lit-u. tirnbb is
anxious to succeed .\lr Album: .-\.: minister
to Brazil,
THE NEWS m BFllEF.
from tho»
('nliml.
Governor llill hm uppointcd i'ruuli L.
.‘wrton, of Delhi. n n. .‘uhcr of the New
lurk mute board of p armory to succeed
{lumen K. Brown, tr. so term of oilice is
.bout to expire
Governor File-r. of l..moi-. has! attached
his signature to the, \V-irltl'n fulr bill. The
Mil hunn enicrgeucy chum: ntmx‘hed {0
ll and will lulu: fat'l‘l . r ohm
It is painted upon good authority that
Senator ' rt (‘ulvin >2 Drive has lunght
The Indianapolis St‘rlllllt'l. The sale, it is
gold. was manic: two works. ago.
The revenue cutter Winona. for service
at Newbrmc, .V. t' . hm been launch-
Id at Wilmington. N. (‘.
The stockholdrru of tho l'mml l'ncille
Telegraph company intro to t'll‘l‘ltid the
followingdirectura: .lnllll \l’. Illurkny, W.
l'. Van Home, Sir limit-go Sit-pimp, If. ll.
llmmrr. Richard V. Day. Albert ll, l'huutl—
h‘r, Hector Dc i'ulrn and (l. 5. Ward.
The Republican auto committee of For:-
nectlcut have decided to call u mnwutlon
at New Huron, Sept. l7.
Burnett ('oylc. of llrnoklyn, N. Y.. 5
(Emma on the steamer Francis. win- over-
come by the bent and «liml in A few hours.
A judgmrnt for $528,088 has been mined
at My: York walnut l‘mlinood Word in
favor oi Elihu Spica, Jr, in dot-nit. it in
hum! on A note for mum, dated July ll.
mm. The aluminum was marred on Word
Slay B lust at (Mining. “furniture: mu.
t y. but he failed to appear.
The ofllclnl rough count of tho mums
bun-u shown the popululon 0! l’hilotlel»
phinto inl,tm.ow. which in an increase
«luring the rm yum of M524. or 2134 per
t PM.
A Chicago corporation in» Haired can.
truloi the Now linrrn linking company.
The purchase «u made in the interval. oi
the cracker trust.
incoming inspector Run, of lilnnupolln.
alumni with the rmlminment of Mum.
mun nrmtal It Montreal, Qua. lie ho-
wulvetl extradition promlingn.
The mronvr‘n jury in the can of Green.
who killed nh wllo‘n paramour, Aim-no.
our Charleston. ti. t.‘.. returned a verdict
oi justifiable homicide.
J. B. Tyke". nl l’hilmirlphia. has made
gm unsignment.
l‘mident ffelmnn. of the Argentine ro-
publir, hm resigned. lie im- bacn sue
coeds-d by the rim pmiclmt, Dr. Pollo-
grinl. _
Queen l’lctnrin narrowly mind a Ierl
ans nccsltlvnt while on her my to witness
the evolution» of the yacht confirm.
it is mmmi that Mexico, jointly with
mam». Honduras and Cm Rico. MI
numbed saunter; provisional govern-
mlm no on Nth will In! tit-l troubl- in
(him! Marla.
i'ruh Tip-t Wire-t Carefully
Notion-l Mayne.
AtClavolnmlm
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Bun lulu: Bluebird.“ Chicago. 9. bran:
ClcvahndJ: Chlmod. Eateries: “autumn!
Kim. Stein and Kim-loge. ‘
Tho attendance was ulollon:
Chicago ...............
Cleveland... ..
American Amlntion.
At Columbia—
Columbm. 4: Athletic. :0.
Dayle. Hughes and Koppell.
At [Awaiting
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ll
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5
.5.
a».
0
I 0
Ban hit-z Brooklyn. :2; Louisvil
Brooklyn. 4; hnlsville, 0. Batteries:
Bowers. Elwin and Ryan.
At Toledo—-
Toledo. .................... l
Batteries: (.‘Imhmnn and 38 .
Guire. Rochester refused to abide bythe urn-
pire'sticcisutm and the game was given to Toledo
by a score of 5 to 0.
o t
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la. 4- Error:-
Murphy
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Alsawuisw
SLIAuH ...... 000000003—8
Symmoe..... .100041300—9
Bus hits: Syrnmmrr, )3; St. Lents. l0. Errors:
8mm»; in. Moist. .1. Batteries: Ramsey and
Murphy. Keefe and Briggs.
Atlantic Amiation.
At “ush‘tngton—Tha game was forfeited to
the Newark» on account of the non-apparition
o: the Washington's.
At Wllmiugton—Wilminzlon, Fl; Lebmmn, I.
11.1w hzt»; Wilmington, ii; lxehanun. 5. Errors:
Wilmington. t: LEDOEWH. t. Batteries: Anderson
and Common. SWift null llctfaflrey.
At llnrmburgwilnrmhurg, o: New Haven, 1.
Base him: Harrisburg. IL), New Haven. t. Er—
rors: llurnshurg,1; New Haven, 2. Batteries:
Bowman and Gibbs, Clubland an l lluflonl.
At immature—Baltimore, l2; Hartford. :3. Ram
hits: Boltunore. it; liurrfnrd. 7. Error“: Baiti-
nwrc. t; liuttord. 5. Killer.» i‘ubr and
Townsend. Slack and smiling“.
(Juicers of :- Xew Railroad.
\l’nnrsnmnrz, l'aL, Aug. li»‘;\[ a meet-
ing of the hlmtkllultlsrrs oi the projected
Pennsylvania. Lolligh uml Eastern railway
held here [llt' following officer.» were elect-
ed: l’rrsidrnt. Joseph Paul. New York.
Directors. Senator r, P, Waiver-ton. Sum
bury; .l'. Vaughan. Darling; l’. J. Flick and
lllltfi luwrum-ln. \Vllkmlmrre; l. W. New-
burger and Jami» .‘Tuwburgvr. New York.
The capital so it ie Shut-’10"), bmded for
$3,.u),tnll, it i~ t‘Xllr‘l‘iP'l that the road,
“‘llll.‘li will be .m-vwlty rive lllllf-fi long, will
be commenced mthln a your. The road
star“ or. 'l'umhiulicn. nmr llnzieton. where
it connects with the l’cnnsylmnia railroad.
lt cronies the lmhigh Valley near “'hite
llawu and runs up the lrhigh river to the
Pocuuo mountains, thence to Sthnldsblll‘g,
then up th" llcluwnrv valley from Milford
to Port, .lvr m, N. i'., V-ill‘l’l: it connects
with llu: Eriw railroad, it Will he :1 coal
um! pits-ongt-r mini. und willtrlp the Le-
high null Wyoming mul region»
Suva] Officers in Ill-grace.
‘VA‘lllhuTn‘v. Aug. t'v. —-l.i+~ut. William
R. Rush and Ensign Manning K. Eyre
have bovu «leturlmi from the Boston and
suspended (or two yum. the former from ‘
rank and duty on regular pay and the lat
ter from rank and duty on hull pay. “'hiln
the squadron of evolution was in llrn7ilinn
wnters them.- two officers. in direct violn~
tiou of tho ship's mic—g remained on shore
over night without permission Yellow
fever or that time was prevalent in Brazil
and they incurrml the risk of Lurching the ;
rliseme, which mzzht have seriously affect
ed the rent of the crew. Fortunately, how- §
ever. nothing serious followed, but the
prompt and severe- notion oi the depart:
ment shows L‘unt‘lllvll'cly how the offense
is regnnml.
lle Manhood the (hambcrmaids.
Nuum ADAHE‘. .‘lflSt, Aug. n.—l"runk
Tit‘inuy. of the firm of Tiffany Brothers“
knittni goods manufacturers. of Burning
ton, Vt, and n. guest of the Mansion house,
stabbed and severely wounded Rosanna
t‘uin. aged 2!. and (“unto llnlbey. aged l9.
churnlwrmnids employed in the house. last
evening. 'l'xtluny. who is believed to be
insunc. was «cured after: hard struggle,
and just a.» he Wm; about to spring from a
window. ii» is a married mun Ind the
father of two children. The injuries of
{053nm ('uin are dangerous and she ll in
a critical condition. No motive uppears
for the tired. which seems to have been
the result of un uncrmtrollablv outburst of
madness.
I’ll-titling [or the Harlem River.
Xi» w Yum. Aug. '1~~('otuptroller Myers
“'0! n lcttt-r to l’riitml States Senator
Frye relutlw to the action of the senate
committee in striking out of the liver and
harbor bill the item oi mum) which
posited the home of representatives for tho
lrupmvemcutofthe liurlem river. After
giving his rrusous why the appropriation
should he made, tho comptroller oaks
Summi- Frye to use his lulluouca in behalf
of the manure so that Mitrqtilta Ippro l'llr
tmu will bo mode to complete tho wor .
Ila Mani-nil tho Wron- at...
.lnLlET. lilo. Aug, o—Jlmm ll’ymnn
munlvml timrgv Kmuw Trimdny, mistak-
lug him for Joan-pl! llocltrudorfl, whom he
had forbidden to vloit his daughter. Wy‘
mun met Dookendert! with his daughter It
a picnic int Sunday. when the him hm
died \l'ymnu pretty roughly. Wynn
came upon the In» whom lac-opposed w.
[Jot-tendon! with hi- wt turn-d on Tue!-
tiuy and tlalibentaly plunged It knife to
tho hilt under Krom'n inn nhouldor.
Wyman was taken into comedy.
Fin We» [rm
Nuw untrue. An; 0.4""; Whip
(‘ity of Dallas. tmm crutni Amcrlrn. n
pom that i‘apt. luwlry. of the ochoonzr
Jmh P, Machecn. or New Orient, load.
in: oil Livingston. (inntrmsln. were in 3
mil boat bound in the whoom-r withtho
commandant. the judge at the port and
two unknown pommn and um (’urih bolt:
mm. tic-rm lwmnill in all, when it cap-
oixnitluring it squall. All were drowned
except tho two ifarlho. lluwlry'n lndy
alone w” rrmvmwl.
Booni- nld tbs Jon.
Wusnmmnx. Amt. ii. «The rlcportnunt
of stole has been informed by the Ameri»
can legntiou at tit. Number; that the
rumor of wholmio expulsion or Jews from
Run-la is unlontrded.
The [only lion Apt-I. -
x" "Arm. Conn... Aug. a...“- lacy
attuned lhb harbor It ll o'clorh lat
noting. it was moving at them» of [our
mile. an hour.
””wa
Won't" Initiation.
311m mare-idly a, tail»,
HATS!
FOR THE FOURTH OF JUL 1'.
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Thou punks-its nut And 'l'rlnmlng will hm:
Hat Trimmed Free
uuiiwcnu
3 WATER STREET.
NORWALK. . CONN.
A. S. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Diamonds, Wutchoo, Jewelry.
m Franklin-hing. Specialty.
39 South llnlll 8L. - South Nor-nit
mg
Headquarters for ill:
WARWICK AND VICTOR
Perfrctinn. Safety and other huh grade theli.
Aim .1 rim—claw Safety, all hull bearings. ‘75.
film-czar! second—hard Wheels tor rule. r. t‘p‘llf‘ll z
m Ill its bronchcs. Ladiee' Sziftlf. 5.1 bail honing
575 to ‘
Leroy E. Wheeler.
133 Walter sneer, South Kuwait, jy to 8m
iillillllill
5i Washingtm blreei, South Norwallt
27 Main Street Norwalk.
linings: Balm. Ciilecliiun
A nrl ice dream.
Orders Pronu-tly A ttendetl To.
(TD-thYR.
:25 W. P. DEELYN’.
()l'll “'ALL PAPERS.
more pnrtwulmlv tur MN
low-cm! “'8” Paper“, me
especially noticeable for cor-
rect style and (meme c-ll-
nrmz, and (ur lim' lrl e-ru
.tirdy dillrh-Lt from whm
lb."- imml r-rvo r?” w
_\'r n.
Y« or own want I or pap-
rr-hwrgrr (“17- tlylulll frmz.
uw any Wail Pap.” rl your
‘l’ i“: ll.
J ~';.l» P. :rlCEIUfiil (r
3 \Vts! 42d .‘it
(Fib! lion.» i'rv'ln 5:". .h' ,\
New York 1: 6 6:.-
‘it'lirl'
to,
oinerlllloyi
Removed
To
18 North lain Street
-,.591,3“!!g‘fllllllélir. .
lllllllll him and Liver tin
Crown l'lutrn and Pill;
The! ore 1hr M7} Sufi lemma“ in our '0: {have
nzllsc rd wl h lin. hl'r Mann. Live! I‘ompxnlut Ind
i'nu-ry Alumina». Duly [how prepared in the
run run air 1hr nrcztnal Amt t ~un2y [blurry
and hour I'm».- 'h‘l mil rmorr- you to wrful
hlnl'h.
l‘l Lilian Fun
1'. II. It. 1!.
fruit: !edirinr Cm. l'assuir. .'. J.
SOLD A'l'
Plnlsted'u Drug Store.
opal Knuth Scrum.
b l "an Hussite to um
ll.'§.‘.l$?i'i.5?“‘«.‘.l.‘??.2'..’.’.‘tl
llll ""3 ”W 35. 15.2.1312. W .....
llll!
m _ 1“ "13:...
OLD 3TAND
36 Main Street, Norwalk.
Paula’s animra Stu
“H l-‘f vpvvr (in-«n, m-
v’vml ”(2". in? mmplo «ruin of
‘ In the W9 to quote prim.
LRTfiQUI 03! Hugh”! Bl‘l'l‘fl. g warp, a;
“ Ilmthon Dirt " Fmp to
ALLISON "05,, Ioouhdinn.
0E1! prim: sun»: '25. Allotmmllmh
Willow, Cane and Splint Chair: at Cost
CALL A!” an
mm mm amount hhll’é um
“emotion In it n.-
mn. on. r
on Cloth ml lulu-g vim m
tram lilitlasal.
sums .3. Sum .
a. l
as n... at, so. amour...
hats, Fish, innit. ~
Fruits, Vegetables, Poultry. ll:
Of All Kinds In Their m.
AT wuoustus AND RETAIL [ 2,
1“! “tum ’
_ RAYMOND,
Furnltu re Dealer.
New Store 46 it 48 Main st., Norwallt-
Also Punishing Undertaker.
4’ lilo. a new! meet. Tcltphou»
can-i. myornight. ’
Buy of the manufacturer:
'il. 2 o'dest mount-clan: of Baby Cmiagoa now
arm 5: [shed work for we in five different uylu
of running geu. also n great variety or bottle! and
trimmings. at prices which will be high enough and
low enough to sun the mt tantalum.
COBIE AND SEE ME
Frank Boylston
Milli“!
ALL GRADES
Lowest Prices 1
The Best Goods tor
the Least lousy
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3001' J' C-lth‘» H'l‘e'lit vi.
Clark a Lane’s Block
film STREF‘.
W. L. Douala» Show. 170
CAfiTiGl: wnrrnurcd. and "vrry pair
nu hi~ rum:- nml pl’l-‘t‘ atrunpt'd - r l Ht. 1
d3)
w. LDOGULAS
$21 $HOE GEHTFLO‘RHEI.
' :u-ll luau-d ‘6 menu»! (Er-II.
:m'l wmrln ”WARMING! thin M
‘l- on man by nu «mu underu-
' gult n! rtilllll‘iltl “van".
-m-l...- "Italian-"d. an «bunt lid
.ll‘il m x Mum whirl! mink-cud» Knit.
mai-m-wt-rl “'0". it all! 3.0.
mil: .1 (or nt '1» MM «inability.
u ctr \h-lt I-t mu transmit «Int-
. n p. .pulnr prlro
~-., l in- ramu n Hluw ll. rapt-clan! Itlflpm
-. » in mi own. Yum-rt, ’tr.
1 u . u'rrr‘a. Motion and use.
« 3 t‘,
ESHQMEsm‘fl-lfi
uz luq-mvrnvrnto min than 0*“
. mil-l m tom-v fll‘"
y will
1' I
i no”: r nmllf renumtm
. hum». purl-sung; “union
' ‘1 . mortal»:-
u . 1.. notion”. limit... In.
John Schaub & Son,
Hull-guru “rm. tin-tn lnrwnlll. m In
lili'l‘llll!
anlk Low: or delimfll cm some; Ion-
mg.
in, oysters. us, Sail m
Sninach Radishes. Asoaragus
from Omu'q Fume my mum,
Pure 'l’nmnto Catsup, Imported
filfllitloll.
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
Hill'l ZELUFF
Norwalk Chronicler