Wjolllilllona a laboring mo.
nubile Joker! for Aid.
MarterWorkmon Powderiy, of the
. . thohintory of thetronble with the
.« hytheroadforthereawnthat
'Iuclibn apparent eflort was being
- todeltroy; the order on the Central
that the matter wee brought to the
Mn of the excntive bonrd,which cent
Hollnnd to New York to investignte.
d’o instructions were to use all
Ptmident Webb. Mr. Powderiy con-
’Mo Only Alternative Was to Strike.
. Wall clone to effect a peacetime settle
-:.av.
.. theywonhioneano all be discharged on.
- for the discharged men were unravelling.
Tunney. general
‘ thematterarbltrnted or investigated. Mr.
- memphntic in his refusal. Mr. Webb
-.. whet It: Toncey had sold. It was sug-
' . to him that dilutereeted parties hear and
.4 tion the strike be declared off and the
_ with. That was refused.
, Ir. Webb refused my proposition that he
' with me in the presence of the men who were
_ n and allow me to question them in his
. . that I might know the facts of the cute
. he better able to arrive at a decision.
The Bight: of Employee.
Hr. Powderly then refers to the silence
, Hr. Webb when asked if he considered
v.4 .II
M that he was bound to consider, and
. Powderly continues:
ho public may have formed erroneous im-
«w of the position of the knights in the
. - > ~- y. We do not retend todictnte to
company that. it. elm t not discharge em-
. but in all fairness the discharged man
. be told why he is dismissed. During the
w of the state legislature the Knights of
- of New York were active in the pinup: of
. ’ weekly pay bill.
‘ The African in the Fence.
”committee of the knights representing the
. ofthe New York Central railroad were
at Albany by the attorney of the railway and
“unquestioned end terrorimi. Home
‘ ~ when of that committee. who were or
time employed by the New York Control,
tdwbt in the minds of the committee that
. - the pneaageof the ebove mentioned law.
iii
The mn- of the Vonderhilto.
.15“
. to destroy the knights if they do
' yield, and he iminuntes that Manors.
1 the controversy. lle mldsz‘
. . not neck the qumel.
the
.Weare
I in on our nlde and in our luv-1r.
all when of orgeoiwl lillmr.
,, In: it will beyotm anon.
”7’ ... .1,
the.
he fight of "I. Purple. -
hm
U
baa
In out “than fought for liberty
woe
. in our own dominion».
A. the olrt'uiim ml the nation.
:
‘ “we: 4 l tho- lnrmeni of the lend
' 'V , Ii .,
W
U!
,.
ll. 4mm.“
mmwmm
; time «minimum.
3hr. Iaal Altman
y’r‘llong Appeel to
‘ " ii
iii linet Fight lot. b'elf
' ' people believe; that their Jew abiding wow
i, reservation. duct to won the poblic'o admiration, out
g . hebitteriydenouncutheuuofl’inkorlon
am or Vice Preside-f “'1 M” m‘ H“ "m”:
and an "lint-w Colleen—Pow—
Say; to. highlyllurl Every
l-‘thelrwltowor to Avail the
1‘in... im nu the (mural iii-ta
unto-am Even a." way—it
Mlle Between hlllliotn of Cay»
if
You, Aug. til-in his nppenl to the
., of Lebo’nuateg at considerable
, York Central. and states that knights
for some time been systematically
. were membeu'of the order. He says
ble efforts to bring about an amicable
.m . tof the dimnlty. Mr. Poivderiy
deteribeo Mr. Holland’s futile at—
to bring about a settlement with
L of their grievances impossible, and being
, ... thatlt was only a question of time
7 ' they forfeited their manhood and Abandoned.
privileges'necttizens of n free country by
w their right to join their fellows in en
4-1. calcuistal to protect their just
m intrenching upon those of others.
”We board had no alternative
burden strike, which they did. The most
» - domofthe grand officers to secure a
WM morning Mr. John Devlin, of the
. . encmiveboard, end myself waited on
manager, and endeavored to
. u .. ; it was also suggested that during the
. thep'nbiic and the employee had no
-- 'w- and without any given came. There
mnwere singled out for endeavorlng tn
. , thoroughly investigating the causes which
”the “like, Ind aftermAking every chart in
Motto induce the company toarbitrnte
w to .- innetigntjon by impart” nfln
W at hone, the general executive board
: ”a nuanimmns vote determined to stand
. bun who, whether their strike was oppor-
" or no, bad no alternative consistent with
.Powderly believes the Vanderbilts
and Toucey have not told the truth
the éirenmstences suck surrender would
. It would he cowardly nnd unworthy
IBIS of men of two hmiepheres. who
.' . . » anddled for the rights of humanity.
The general or
board knew nothing of it until it wan
m than. and now that we have to face
tho! the entire order of tile Knightauf
tome to our mmtnnce with the menu
We are not craving for nym-
not in need of mornl mtpport;
down in the hearts of the Americnn
could they all he heard on this question,
to fight a power which owes its lofty
, to the wealth it has piled up from the
‘ of thempioycaof the road. Untold mill-
fl ltecotnmand, nod we wont money to
or the Wiggle, We not only aelt 0!
of lobar Income to our old. but we Mk
it in our
To be no CM”,
.» is to invite My company to repeat
We not only null labor organi-
, hot in Ink of the great public away he»
7 «I organisations»! inburto come to out
We are mung anoint-t a power tar more
then that which laid down in arms
in Joanne. Then the flyhl w...
» it k W a hundred, one of whom
ulnar dinner spwh our. long nan, there
' It h this country who here it in their
the currency of the United
mm, and M’- n day‘s no-
"flywheel in the whole territoryof
m The ”mule in for more mo-
“ wan during the Arum-icon mo
are Inner to'munwn it. rim to.
RM. ,mllee away. today he is
. lie has his
"and our mutations. Homeric“
of cinema in her out legislation in
M "4' "mam, lie pmmeoto
[is
l. Ilflnxk- or corrupt the judiciary.
“I“ of ill!!!- hy no algalnw of divine
flth power of may wrung from
i m of til» railway labor-r; wrung
.zm of Ami-rice: wring
Iii-ow ximhevt Ind whim of
’ ioalrm mud: a power its
M trim (or no right but liq nwn
WWW we win or lose
W. the Mile will mm no on
mom is weakened lumen, or the
_ Donation the opp-whine.
“It! built. if m will. but its platinum
Mapper-oi to every enamel par.
hootheumeofafewmtamea dey
mount
”them. flaw-lilo
'fltmoelietlathe 9m lltalomofllfl
1
Mr. Powderly my: the high" on not
the disorderly tool) the paper- would rank.
ltwunotnece-erytocall upoothetn,endyot
ahlrelogmolvof thewomeharactouillhoiud
hove been quartered tum the people of low
YorktoterrorheheraituenlJomvokorneoto
mourned» toshootdownthonwho acted
forthright lobe heard intheirown behalf. The
condor-tonne men niece the min hem hail
lie-monomer” and commemiableand until
Relocation-urns“ law will balm At an
whwftdact of my kind. We are pledged to
mountain the law,
We will obey the legni cmmnomle of the “tote,
but not of the eorwmtion which define public
opinion Ind line no regnnl for Mice when dealw
log with its employee.
Witch and arbitration an dent with the
lioet intricate one-dorm of dllpule, Uriuu'l adv
minhtrntion demonstrated how well ”Dilution
could be employed. What Geo. Grant was proud
to do B.WnlterWebb. third vice maldent of the
New York Centrll'und ilndeon River railroad,
may purely do without impnlriog lib dignity.
A Sample Deputy Short!
My. Powderly illurtrateo what ballerina
“the unchriatinn like attitude” of the
Control by giving in full the affidavit of
Adolph Polletechck who was sworn in as n
epeciol deputy eherifi’, token to Albany,
given a club and n revolver, and metal
titties instructed to one them upon striker:
if they attempted to enter the yard. Pol-
leteehek saye he was. only engaged as n
watchman, and that be we» appointed a
special deputy eherifl without his knowl-
edge or cement. 3dr. l'owderiy continual:
Mr. Polletscbe‘u: could scarceiyopcnli the £1»
glinh tongue. llr- did not con-lprehetni why he
was sought tor, our the concluding lieu of he»
affidavit tell the «my. and comment on my part
ht hardly neoeaum'y. it will in welltoaok why
blank enmmlaulonu, mm the aberifl‘v name oh
totalled, one placed at the diepmol of ltolmt
Pinkerton, to he pieced in the hands of ignorant
men who believe-that under , this mummy they
have the right to about citizens to can.
l’owdnly'e one: lufnml.
Mr. l’owderly says that in order to are if
all citizens would receive the name» treat—
ment be wired Sherlll ’i'uppnu no follow:
Will youswenr in ondcnmmimmn if» deputies
on my recommr m nation to ptnthfl’. property and
incline (if our members ,
T. \’. L'inlvEFtlJ, ii, ll. ‘62. ii. of L
To that mesmgc this who the mmrer:
Telemann receivml. Have been permunlly on
the ground most of llli‘ tlnw, since clumtrtkr- «oin-
mnccd, ends» chwf oi rmiz’mze at but Antony
and superintendent of police in Troy may they
can give mmmwm protection, i‘nrrdly" think pres
ent iili‘laiiiorr would warrant Appointment».
Simrrmri Terr”, nirwrl‘l,
ll. \l'alllor Webb Scored.
Mr. Powdcrly Wrrlifiiflllua as follow...
My solo object Wit" 5.. learn what d...;wyitlon
would be made of the (miller. Would any oil»
zen be accorded Che: right. in arm rum on h‘tk
warrants the some .13 it rl‘mrt E'lnitr'rhm l1: alleged
to have done? And. if nurwny use» he memorized
to do 30! Thai. some slim'ifl can» tnirl More the
least tnrlicntwn of n lilaturrniim» took place that.
the Pinkel'mns were nor. N‘iulii‘r'll, but may Went
to Albany. they firm mum-.mouuntely enema it:-
nocent pimple. end iwmmmt himxl we» W11, ll.
Walter Webb applauds the notion of the: linker
tons in shooting. and lay-v they viii. right.
If. Walter thh never (lul not: ermine of work
to secure the wealth l‘u' now when. for it cause-
to him by quv-rimm'n. The, rizlrr Vanderbilt
WM 3 workman during Pun- llfe and. law- lmw to
sympathize with the \l‘ili’llmr‘TL and it WMdlimZ
these whys that the revnrrt or the New York Cm
tral end Hudson River mill-owl for generous
treatment or worllwgmen wee mic, and not
under the present. management.
'ubiie Carrier or hell“: Dictator!
M r. l'owdcriy safe all workingmrn are
interested in the controversy, for it. pm
sents the query, ".fi‘rteli thin rmnpony be
regarded as a public carrier of a public
dictator?“ lle Wildly:
The Knights or Lel'mr hull thermionic» in mart
inesunow, flu-l will evictions. r... lmlrl thorn-elven
l‘my, to yleillto the will of the public in thb
menu. The company, on the: MM hood, hold.
itself shave and superior in MIC «mm ll.
Welter Webb stand» today the rmvmwmrverl
over 32,000.01»): Fleur new to the: petition and
the novelty of the aluminum has turned his hand.
The writer represents directly null indirectly
over 20,000,000 of workmzmieri. ”hall dorm
Alone, he heard. and now My m It
lent? Willdollars rule when Mr: and Nomi h
shot down in the otreet» of the capitol any of the
Empire ntote M. the mention. of this wealth?
Shell 0 moneyml anatomy min our! no. will»
out giving an arms of how they (in it There
questions «urn bent he answered by the women
industrialist» of the United 3mm. no.) they run
beat nuswer them by butting on the hush of the
mm mm: the. line of the Slow York (mm M
road, who lire stirring for the mnupm of We;
men who, arming in the plum-vol tint! proteins,
now sell to no hour-t suit we run: who Month:
story.
An Ami In Aid.
1’ wouhi heri- unit the man still in the employ of
the :iicw York. Control and "when litter Knit
road company whether it he, not Iiietr may as
true men to intend by and mppori “one who on
atrikn‘iz to vindicate the common right to arm
lac. The Kent-vol executive board Willem-duct
thiecmiteat with All of their ability within the
low and without violence. To» do this we will tie
quire funds, nod than or. once. haw W
citizmm who I'lPllth’ in film play on: M to no
tribute to the liiwrty fund in aid of the-critic;
employee of the Sew York Rental and “m
River mill-colt. Hi’lttl' all aluminum» to John
W. Hoyle». No, All North Ilium mile-rt. PHD
«kipiliu 'f V. lemme,
limit-rid “willow “with mall K. (I! L
A. Anon! I. Ant-m.
Mr. Powrlniy hm mt an appeal to l'. l.
Arthur, pond chief of the ilmthnbood of
locomotive Engineer». complaining that
engineers were wring no (uni Melon
and hell ringers. He may»: .
The Knight.- n! lobar We to earn-omit
you «and on thin mention, for you are MW
to voice the unmoved. of your «on. the in“
hen of the cerium Mritiwitmvhof runway
pinyin! ore Minion of knowing where you
for on your more, end we m not It In.
pdbllc one, depend» i211" future»! your nut-lien.
We desire in imuw when to phone it. Mil
v beckoned murmur the VIEWMM «I lawfully
or moon: the allies of! rW' If yam! m
within in do the work of Mn wi- M
knowt ltiewirhyww enwot,mithefmm
will he in More on Tom um m in
Montcalm on tip «on of the railway-w e-
ployen. Which will ll be’
Til-I laid at Johnny rut.
nmm tum, n.1,. Am 23.47er
‘W. llnniq, iirlwaanl A. Baylor old Punk
: W. Preemie, who were arrested in the raid
on the Neptune club, were held [retrial
Mitre Thoma» ii. M1,!!! Ker Y0“.
testified that harm wan mid and mumbling
Hurts males the statement that modern!
prominent ours-t. of the Im new
here of the club-all throne” basketball
names.
The W W flood.
Suharto Bram», Cm. Au awn.
Springfield Republic'- hel lull-a end for
m permitted in Ihemmeof the club. I.
libtihthmtnof ”by In [Dinah
omen»! lumpingwhaeeondactm
momma-d.
l.’ ,'
to ngy Resolution Did
Collie Up Thursday.
1' Not
AXMIIBB PUTILB GAUGES HELD.
The Waning lie-nun Net Last light.
but Came to So Conductor—no 9w
floatation Will Await tho ltaonlt of n
Third Conference of Republican.
meorox. Aug. a—m Republic-.-
unatorn have apparently been unable to
come to no amicable agreement on 3
the fate of the Lodge federal electi ' bill.
A: the remit of 1 conference between the
laden of the Republican party in the
Jennie the Quay resolution did not come
up Thunday, but u caucus to consider the
disposition of the bill was held last night,
but no melluion woe reached and another
conference will be held. Meantime the
Quay mintinn will not come up in the
uncle.
(in View of the Proceedings.
NEW l’ollil, Aug. tar—The Press has the
following vendor: of what occurred at the
caucus: There was much diucuuionvof the
situation, and it was finally determined to
pigeon hole the Quay resolution and all
other propositions that far made, and delo
gate to n specie] cotnmittee, of which Sen-
ator Hoar is to be made chairman, the task
of preparing an entirely new prognmme.
It is to include needy [image the tariff
bill and the federal electione ill also if it
and other important billscan be acted upon
in time to admit of adjournment by Oct. 1.
The Quay Resolution Did Not Come Up.
Wis-tummy, Aug. town: the sennte
Mr. Piumh's resolution to prevent the sale
of liquor in the senate wing of the Capitol
was debated but finally went over and the
thrill hill was taken up. Mr. (Toke and
Mr. Faulkner ntn-ic wt speeches against
the bill; The Quny resolution did not
come up. Hound: amendments to the sen-
iite bill to bridge the Mississippi, passed
on 'l'iltlminy of inst week, were agreed to.
In the ililicuesion of the liquor question
Mr. Butler condemned the spasmodic ont-
bmrks of virtuous indignation in the sen-
ete chamber. The existing rules were out
ficierlt to guard against the nlleged ini-
pmprit-tiee in the restaurant. Mr. Blair
agreed with Mr. Butler, and said that he
never ititertneddlul with nwtl'e personal
habits-47bit! llt‘ Imd wurrml against was
the intoxication of the masses. llc had
not noticed anything out of the way ill the
rmtourant, but he thought if tilt-no was to
be reform in the situate wing of thi- Cupi-
tul that, reform uliould be extended to wu-
ntorx {Hill committee moms. Such on ex~
tension»! tin-reform would imvr tllc cf-
ltct of preventing neuntorc becoming so
befuddled he to interior with the mnxiilcr
. ration of the christian» bill.
The tariff hill mu tin-n txkenuleu-
pending; question being on Air. Mci'ho-r-
wil'u :uueudmctit to the purngrnpli w-
ferritig to table ktlitew, forks, studs,
butcher knitw, cic , fixing it mic of :i’. put
cent. at! \‘nlorrm, luntcml of u-lllpniulil
dutiwl according, to rinssih’qliom. The
conference report on the hill to ilu-rcnsc
the clerical force of the pension oilin- was
agreed to. (fllnxiderntion of the Int-ill bill
having been resumed, the pending :unctivl-
mom was n-jertcd. Mr Ml-l’hvrmn moved
to amend paragraph if»? relating to maps
and files by limiting n general rule of :5 per
control vnlon-m. instead of the specific
mtg. pntlflml. Mr. Cnrlisie made an ap-
pull in the liltilflt'l.‘ committee on behalf of
the workingmen who purchnsed these
uncle. Mr Aldrich denied that American
uterhunics claim! to use English flies, ex-
cept vt—ry line jewelery? flies, Mr. McPher-
son and Mr. i'nrl'isie lmring quoted Mr.
Winn, provident of the American linutr
limturrrn' riwximiou. in nupport of their
within. Mr, Aldrich intimated that that
gentleman we» an interested witnmc.
This statement Willi repudiated from the
Democratic iii-lo of the chamber and Mr.
Viol particularly resented the suggestion
made by Mr. lliscock that Mr. Snxton was
a "foreigner." .\lr. Aldrich said that Mr.
anion was the pmident of on aneocintion
of hardwnh-L importers wllone purpose was
to bunk down the American tariff. lie
would require collateral testimony to sup-
port the «tnicment of it man linving such
on lull-rm!
In flu: noun.
\".\rilf\l'.fiv,‘i. Aug. 22. ~in the house
the ornate bili to rimnge time of contour;
of federal court-i in western Missouri and
scour» bills for bridge» across the Missin-
elppi lll'lll‘m'fl the mull: of the Minnouri
and the mouth of the illinois were pom].
The bill for adjustment of account» under
the eight ilmtr law was debated without
final anion and the lord hill wee discussed.
)lr. McClammy (S. (Li opposed the bill
defining lord. He knew that it was a big
question; that in romporiwn with it the
lodge bill would sink into inuigniflcance.
[lo believed that when the American peo-
ple mneideml this question even the
rulinge of the “maker Ind the counting of
aquorutn would be forgotten. The gen-
tleman, who preceded him iMr. limius)
ludon eriiwdsy fallen intopoetry. ll:-
mid will do so bet-nitric he had had no
olerp. iir could only think of one verse:
You my tone. 7.... may rllnlter the lord this!
If you will.
out invalid-m (u the trauma] token before
lhrcmntniuwurnngrkuitilnv and find who:
pure lull iaiilnlr of. you villi find that the
reel! .4 the “hub: in": will hang round it
“ill.
)fr. )famn will this wen in fight between
the packets of impun- lord find the puck-
mofreiitmlrmmmnd lord. lie was in
favor of blending every article in the mar.
kctfor what it mily war. He their mode
on smut-uni in favor of the Paddock pure
food bill. Mr. lletulernou {1a.} supported
the bill, «toying that no one ueotioned the
right of atrium-i to enact t e legislation.
and that it won purely a matter of policy.
lr. llmlk I'l‘eou imld he would vote for
the bill an bring in the intern-st of the
thriller.
Mr. l’ommn fills) (sum! it tax of two
mill- a pound on mnnpouml lard to inrure
compliance with the «her requirements of
the bill. .ifr. litewurtil‘er.) said thin meas-
ure wao wort-r than its precedent, the oleo-
”Wile hill.
Ir. Wheeler Ulla) appealed to Demo-
‘enta to aloud ll] their «institutional prin-
ciple-i. The trouble. he um. I'M that God
had Manned the moth with a vegetable
oupertortooil other Vegetalilen in purity.
' , was attempting to peas nlaw in
conflict will: the statute- uf Almighi y God.
no, Ciro-nylon Vol-poll. .
W, Aug. Ear-'11” North American
Wie- forfhe Propagation of Volapuk
has opened it three d-n' convention here.
Tmpthm m are represented and
claim are t from New York.
m. Mimi-i. Ill-mud and
other-iota.
,4
. ,mupfmfi w... ,- ,
lubriwvilknhbot‘rmmgfum
'IIB what- utibc average out of lamb}
n llhttre. Hp uld that you“
who with an income of £300 nyoar
anally tired in on eight roamed have at
on. your. They would spend. about, will
at furniture.
“Well, in m the lowest you would fur-
nioh an fllflhl roamed hourw for?” “We
oonlddoitlorlliw,md aeoluwumw.
Broom would pmvld rnlture for eight
room. but it would be furniture of up
poor—t and the The lowest
price on would pt I dining room unit for
w be 312, and there would be £8 for a
dentist aldebonrd. in fact it modestly fur-
nished dining room would cost no. The
drawing room would have to be very elm.
pie. A bit of Chino melting, n cliintz oov~
cred coin and em chair, three or four malt
bottomed choirs, one or two rugs and en
("mm for £2 ion—that would be the
drnwing room.
“Twenty pounds would he wanted to fur
nlnh the best bedroom complete. Another
room could be done for £12, nnd another
for 21. I don’t calculate anything for the
servant. bounce nothing in put in anerv.
nnt’e bedroom but what is barely neceo
nary—that is, a Mound and lied. Some
timea they are given a cheap woehstoud."
“What about the kitchen i" “Oh, the
kitchen? That’s a very heavy item, no a
rule, Incense n woman doesn‘t like any re-
flection on her housekeeping. It can't be
done for £10, incense if at women taken a
pride in her kitchen it will cost her almost
as much as her drawing room. There is
not even n rug in the kitchen, end certain-
eaay chairs. They are not supposed to have
' any time to sit down.”
“Where does the china and gloss come
from, though!" “Well, I don't count
that, because it is generally provided by
friends."
“Are people always solvent when they
furnish?" "i should any not. Everybody
wants it little credit, if it is only for it email
bnlnnce of the original sum."—Pflll Mull
Genetic.
Tromwrs for Mexican».
“We do funny things down in Mexico,
and the most ridiculous act that [ever
knew, even down there, occurred the day
before i left home." .
The speaker was Manuel Ramon, of the
City of Mexico, who arrived in New York
on Monday.
"You know nil the common people down
there wear cotton drawers instead of iron-
sers," sold lllr. Ramon, “and it had always
been considered quite proper until the ad-
vent of the many Americans, who always
comment upon it. :50 for several years
there has been it growing feeling that every-
body shouid weer tmusers~—thnt is to say,
every man, This feeling culminated the
the night before i started for New York,
when the city council solemnly resolved
that the proper way for a man to hide his
legs won in orthodox pantnloom. The ac-
tion had been debated (Oki‘alufilt‘ tune, and
with some little warmth, but it finally
pnaeed by u narrow majority.
"Many persons doubt the constitutional
right to change by force what may justly
beconsidered the national drew, but they
nre met with the statement that it is not
intended to use force. The troupors advo-
cates any that it in only hoped to devise
some legal means by \Vhlfh ”‘01le will
be universally worn. Thi- formal net of
the city council was the appointment of e
committee to study tho question, with in-
structions(minim-some mmm of induc-
ing the change. The report of that mm.
mitten will be awaited by the public with
it good deal of interest. and it will create s
commotion if it suggests forcing trousers
down the throats. or on the. 199,0! the
working people. .\ popular uprising is
not among the impossibilifies."-.‘iew
York Slur.
Trout Fanning.
The growing of trout. for the New York
market is becoming an outnhlinheriindue
try in some liwuiiticsof the interior near
the lines of the Erie and Ontario And
Western ruilrmuls. 'l‘hi- farmer who iv
so fortunate us to have n cold spring
brook on his property. with .1 small
nnturzti pond or with facilities for mak-
ing an artificial one, is dimverlng
thnt on new or two of water stocked
with trout can be made to yield for more
profitable returns than the like quantity of
dry lnnd devoted to any ordinary crop.
The common limit trout L-i selected for
cultivation, because it invariably corn-
mnnds high prices throughout the 599.3011.
After the pond is once stocked the liah re
quire little cure beyond that of (telling
them regularly. They are usually fed
with corn meal or wheat or rye middlinm,
either of which produces nrnpid growth
without impairing the delicate nntnml
flavor.
(,‘ul. .lnmen Wiener, of the town of War
wick, in one of those who hnvc been on
gum! in front cultivation extenaiveiy and
profitably. Four years ngolwdnxntned a
spring brook on his form at two points, to
as to give him two pondii with an area nit
together of about fire acres. When the
ponds were ready he stocked them with
trout fry. He has mode a number of ship-
ments to New York this sewn of trout
from hin fish ponds weighing from three.
quarters of a pound to two and a half
pounds a piece. lie shipped no many as me
pounds in one It‘ll. He got sixty to eighty
cents n pound—“Cor. New York Sun.
Secretory Tracy's Private secretory.
Secretary Tmy limo private secretary
who is invaluable to him. Thin is Mr.
Henry W. Raymond, or non of the late
Henry J. Raymond, who polseenee much of
his father's ability. lllri line oddn- and
wide experience hove enabled him to make
friends wlth everybody who but Iranian:
with the department. and much of the m.
retnry's popularity with the public iodne
to the fact timi .\f r. Raymond lien the good
settle to ”('0 Hon? pt-uplt' are treated its they
might lobe. l'he secretary. of course, dr»
pends lumvlf xpon rim iii officers for orifice
as in the mlhwlf‘f. of molten in the deport.
them, but Mr. Raymond receives most of
the visitor» um! nttendli to lunch of flu
business of the omce without consulting
the secretary at ell. lilo Hillary. like that
of the other private secretaries, is n paltry
one mmlderlng the nnmnnt of work he
does, and them in, no chance to make any
money outside that any one known of.»-
Chatter.
llama: Among the Innis.
In all the Iittivi streets of Zuni we found
bnn’oe without number. Thain little my.
hocked donkeys are used for every conceiv-
able purpose in the pueblo. and the way
some of them were hemmed wait a study.
Old piece. of atrium from government her—
nuo. bits of cord and rope thong: of raw-
hide, end in fact ever hing that by any
mama could be p into service or har-
ms: was used. The Zuni uddie is made of
twirl-cam of wood, like the end: of an old
We“! huckJmhed together with
rawhide. A mm unwritten-bio contrlr
anchor-idem was never lnvented,hot an
the bone- wont be driven out of o ,
a not matter moch~l¢ew York Wald.
ly servants are not provided with Windaor ‘
;
IPNOTHERS SELL AS LOW. REAP
Inn-3mm.
BUT DO THEY?
I
Special for this week in hosiery and House Furnish-
ing Goods.
We will other during this week the famous Bicycle HOse,
ipswich fast black, in all sizes, at 21¢ per pair. Also Children’s
first black gain cotton Hose at 9c per pair, well worth l2lc.
Ladies’ ancy Stripes and Plain Black full regular mode
Hose at 17c a pair. You will pay 25c for like goods else W
where. ,
Ladies’ Fancy and Plain Black Hose 8c per pair.
Ladies’ Func Hose 50 per pair.
Gents’ Half one, 5c er pair.
Gents’ Scotch Mixed elf Hone at 12§c per pair, worth 17c.
Gents’ full regular made fancy half hose, 19c a pair, regular
25c stock. "
Ladies’ Paranoia, $1 30, 1.50, l 69, 1.39, 1.98, 3.15.
Former prices, $1.79, 2.19, 2.39, 1.98, 2.69, 4.49.
W
Housefurnishing Goods
Space or time does not permit our calling your attention to
the iowness of the prices, they talk for themselves;
m
Cedar Tubs, 75c Whisk Brooms, Sc
Tooth Picks, per box, 4c Porcelain Preserving Kettle l9c
Peck Baskets, 4c Mason’s Fruit Jars, 75c doz
Glass Sauce Dishes, 2c (‘cdar Pails, 19c
1 Gallon Glass Pitcher, 190 New York Paper Pails, 29c
Nickle Stove Lifters, 3c ’ Goblets, 40
Salt Boxes, 90. Dover Egg Beaters. 14c
TAKE NOTICE—For this week we oiler a full Dinner Set
at 112 pieces $8 49. This is in every sense of the word a
bargain ; if they are worth a cent, they are well worth $12.50.
All of the above bargains found at
. .490
THE POPULAR
SflU'l‘H NflRWALK BflS'i'flN 810%
“H. KRIEGER,‘
M i 1 1‘1 :1 er
AND FAN CY GOODS.
We have just received a new assortmenthoi Ladies‘ Sailors,
trimmed and untrimmcd, Plumes, Wings, etc, which we will
sell for next few days.
Special Sale ii iii Tillman liliiiri
Now on hand. All must go to clean stock. Do not fail to
avail yourself of this opportunity of purchasing good reliable
goods at remarkably low figures.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Must go at any sacrifice. We do not quote prices, come and
sec for yourself.
LisleThread Gloves andMitts
Must go as we intend to make room for the newest goods that
.... .. °' ' 1103mm:
HOSIERY !
Great Bargains in this Department. All other goods will
likewise be reduced.
H. KEIIE‘GER,
Mahackemo Hotel BIOck, South Norwnlk, Conn.
The Bill iiiii iii iii Lust iiiiy
BOOTSAND SHOES
A‘l' I'll "033 OF
C. Ii. Harvey
Having the ingest stock and a good assortment to make
selections from, we are prepared to furnish everything from n
child's ill-cent shoe to a gent’s .5 boot. A number of speci-
allice.in gents', ladiee’ an children’s shoes. A ledies’ fine Kid
Button Boot at 52, formerly $3. Misscs' Good School Shoe,
on! $1. Children’s School Shoes at 75 cents. Please call“ '0“
an ermine these goods, as it in} pleasure to show them.
0. H. HARVEY,
m. m-..“ .r .A
hammered:
’ ;. aw“
‘ PERSIAN ,
lulu Piiiii
lha Melba] an ill ' it
low a ' mt. ilw attention!
FLY Berlin,
Sticky nail rem.
EXTR A. 0T8
For leaking Root Beer. all kinds.
SODA WATER
ianoneedfor onto say anything about
ity, its regulation was Habit-bed
"runw- toll w leh way the wind blues," :3
crowds at a fonntlln om. conducive y
more 'i.” “A“ ‘ “3.” °'
am it m’t trirdl .
now laagond time. ’0 yet
CON FECTI‘ONERY-
A choice linolnrl man-able More.
CIGAR-S.
linporteiland bulimic. The largest variet of
line guide in Norwalk. y
wHAL E ,
’I‘I—IE DRUGGIST.
l}. fliKLYN & SUN,
Sucre-on to C. B. DIKLYN,
51 Washington Street, South Norwalk
27 Main Street Norwaik.
Firm-Class Balers, Cinieiiiiiiii
And Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended To.
C. DIILY‘B. I‘lfl W. PW“.
BICYCLES-
llleq
Headwaters for ihr
WARWICK AND VICTOR
Perfection. fatal) and other blah e thalr
Also I Int—elm Safety. all hall rinre, :75
re second-hand Wheels for vale. rcp-llrlrg
in all in bnnchea. hdiee‘ Surety. all hell boning.
$75 00
Leroy 13. Wheeler.
13) Water Street. South Norwalk. jyiO 3m
3’ Homer B. Hoyt
Removed
18 innihunm
SOUTH NORWALK.
WAGONS
new Inducted-hand
Buggies, Pheetons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
0a.]! and See Them.
RENE” ”FTELY.
Swan & Bushnell,
369 Water .trcot.
W of Filth). BRIDGIPORT. 0031‘
Pure i tad. Zinc and metallic“. a huge”,
Idle. lieu. luau. flakes. Tenn. lei lee,
latte-Jul everything needed nbont a heathen -
thing required natural. United State: .
to. don-a and Echo i:
all 0)“ W‘ I”
Mel imported lanilla
a...” rte-dream.
of we to any aileron by mail
Telephone.
New York Prime.
OLD snub
36 Main Street, Norwalk.
Pillll'i Fillilillli ' Still
it the phat to quote prion.
“11!.qu 09.x cnkifnlh Illf’i‘l. : pig“. a-
(thinner. “and“. Allotliemoodoinpmportloa
Willow, claim Splint Chain aiCoii
f WI
o lo otlil martin
m Unilav
ewiliaeod shot
for I”).
out. AID an
IT Niall" I?! A
M0". 010 I
m. We... will?“
no, North Main or... South Not-wrath.
Brim llliiiiiii.
f
on Cloth and letting Very how r
specter " 5'
small and Stunt
H A T S !
FOB Tun Forum or mm.
M
Thoae pnrchulng llat Ind Trimming will hm
Hat Trimmed Free
T .
iiiiiiiiiiii
Buy of the Manufacturer.
in ”fat”. 1.."
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l
.1
RIVER.
The oldest manufacturer of Baby (”than now
are: ill isned work [or sue in five digerent sly-E:
ofrnntln analooagteat varietyo bodln
tum-ring;i gIpricee which It!» high enonlh and
low enough omit the meet zillion.
COME AND SEE LIE.
Fmflnk Boyiston
lllllllllillii
..up--_
ALL GRADES
:AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
The first Goods for
the Least honey
.--.. AT—
H. S. BRflWN'S
iliiii'l‘ & 3‘le S'i‘iilli..
Clam: & Lane’s alcck
MAIN STREET.
_ lit-r
W. L. 1) trains Sine- arc
Elana w more . ,nnd men one
alibi-anoint no price otnllped on 53.. ..
.00
. 500
$
54.
w. DocULAs
$3 suoe mitt...
l’lur (‘qu and Laced Waterproof Grain.
Tli- cxcollcnco and win-mu nllnlllleeof thin Ihoo
‘ai‘lllill he better nhuwu than i the llmn‘ endorw
unit of ill tlliilllnllllrt of con ant wearer-l
nu. “room! “on l-oowed an elegant and
‘ 2: all I Idrm d “ winich hommotifiitage
t . nm «owe ’ t. no on
4 unoqtinllt‘il for at La end durability.
S .50 flumdyt-nr We I in the gland-rd d
Mine. at n popular price.
£3.50 Puller-mun o ”ion in capfclally odapted
c
.' ll Md'll‘ in t'onurens. Button and hoe.
53 a. s2 sugggutrptg,
.nv . iwon mmt fnvornbl ll
vulnf‘. ~ n-n-ut im rim-gloom make the- annular
lull.» slim-Min three
Amt yntlrllclli'r. and lf eclnnot manly lend
lib-rtl 'to flirt; lenfloflnk HIV"! or a
will: out 0' Mi
' \l'. I» DOUGLAS. Brooklllo III:
John Schaub & Son,
"loll-non ltroot. Ila-til lorwaik. m to:
lIIBS'l'lillSi
ltorwalk Leif-ten delivered «my flaturday morn-
Fiil, Ullilflml, Salt Fish.
Sninach Radlshes, As’naragus
From Green's turn-my morning.
Pure Tometo (iatpnp, Imported
Berliner.
GOODS DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
Hiliiiiilii
Norwalk Chronicler