[um Dunn
Mmfiamlmmfllltuawy
FLYM PAPER,
EXTRM A. OTB
Iotmkingltoothasa,sllhlnds.
SODA WATER
{aloud ior sis in say anything about
silos was cstablirhedu .2:
mm “‘fiirswstdlw is way tho wind blows, "
toast-in pron conclusiva'y
wbanlbabsst latohc ionnd. AnnInIcr oi
laud-aw Flavors. it you hsvcn' t lriul than yet,
subspodtlm
" CONFECTIONERY
Ahholcs line and reasonable prices.
CIGARS.
lmportcdmsndm Domestic. The largest variety 0!
”HALE,
'l‘HE DRUGGIS’T.
D. DIIKLYD 8: ill,
doom-stats c. B. Dalian,
51 Washington Street, South Norwalk
2? Hail: Shoat Norwalk.
Dim-Clan Balers. Confections
And Ice Cream.
Orders Promptiy Attended To.
C- M". lid W. P. ”LYN.
BIOYCLEB-
Budd nartsrs ior lb:
WARWICK AND VICTOR
”mm-unlock allthlglh
Also a travels- Bsi
firm iorrsls. lisp-lung
l‘lfillmitahrsnchca. Ladiaa‘Sairty,sil ballooning,
Wheels.
Leroy 3. Wheeler.
188 Water BM South liar-all, jyio an
Homer B. Hoyt
Removed
18 Doll] lain SD88!
SOUTH souwanu.
WAGONS
sail-amour:
Buggies, Phastons, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Bull and Boo Thom.
MY TILLY.
Swan & Bushnell,
.0. Wu“:- lotus.
was-n. - amodsrosr. cons
Pars Mina lilac and “ammo“. Swing lingo”
gig” ......z.~.........h$.,
”humorous-II Madam
hrs-WOW." la still maarls
didi1mysflbysiailfw'wlw "m
relay-ans.
law lulu Prices.
flavor llanmotd.‘
OLD STAND
36 Main Sinai, Norwalk.
Pfllll’l Dilliiill Still
, ammunition“. .
'asrrooaoescuagmsurrs. :mg
“morass. Alalhwpohlsm
WillamcasaasiISpMChairsatCost
MAID“
Wehrmacht-'2‘
mommlsttisa’isrym
3: Fliillfllll
sums and SHADE
H A T S !
'l‘htsapnrchasiag listssd‘l‘rimndsgwill luvs
Hat Trimmed Free
1'!
IDSDDDWDDTT’D
8 WATER STREET,
Nonwags. . , cons.
Buy 01’ the Manufacturer.
A’l’ FIVE MILE RIVER.
Tha oldest manniactnrcr oi Ba (hrrlagcsnow
ofisrs finished work for sale in av? difltcrcst styln
oi running gut, alsoa t varictyot bodies and
trimmings ll prices I ch will be high enough and
low enough to suit the most iarudions.
COME AND SEE M13}.
Frank Boylston
DDDS DDD SDDDS’
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ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
The Best Goods ior
tho boast lloncy
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MD. 3. DDDWD’S
8001‘ & SHOE S'I‘iIltE.
Clark a: Lane’s Bloc:-
HMN Sillfn
CAUTION"
ass his na-o II:
ills
slum or.
. l. n1"::: cva-ry pair
rnsrc
cc stamped on box: .a
w. L. DOUGLAS
3’3 SHOE OEHTFIf’l'fMIH.
(‘zili nml Laced \\ ultrpl’onl' lit-Ill.
. truth-nor- zmri wrarinti qualities"! this M
i :. 'lwth‘r shown than : thnstmng smiurao-
i’l..:cl minds of runs out wum- n.
, i.‘ a n 'Ilnr ll-ml-srw d an elegant and
4‘ . ’ ii [In Alma an; m isth i‘nnrmrsdaltlc li
)l rind-sowed \‘ all. sccali Hho‘s
J~nnuqoali-d ior stvc and durability
-. r :1. I ”taocnlvrar “at“ In boat Handout
- an" M up: n rprln'
'. ‘r 3:) l'ollrrmnn Ii?- Mica lacspcalally adapted
4 for railroad moo. iarwtcrs. ctr.
PM o l to liliunl’ramr. button and bars.
.32 SHOES drills
‘ , m Ismrsbiy received Infl- islanduod
. ., yu‘rryflim .vamsatsrnsho
u an- ws sold n l
' 1s I In rill "sumac
\ «r In an
1hr: [Irmzm‘u 'anrlostng win-"Mu: a
Juli 1 um I
.r.. riolihms. Brooks-I. was
John Schaub in Son,
“Alli-I In... In“ Ion-IR. ”l I.
LDBS'l'lillll
mmmmmm
b‘lil"
Spinach Radishes. Asoaracus
has: cum his ava min.
Pars Tomato Cataap, Imported
Bar-discs.
GOODS DELIVERED PROHPTLY.
DMDDDLDFF
' humamuaumhmsm sacrum"
Till DDTDD till Ill DEW S'i'lliFDDD
Waalsohsvsalsrgslasot
RANGES,
”TI! '8'! AND POETAIILE.
ESTIMATES GIVEN 0N PLUIBING ARI) TIN W031i.
F. H. NASH 8r BRO.,
Cor. Main sud West Streets. South Nor-walk.
BRIDGEPORT.
W. B. HALL
ab 00.
ADDTDDDDDWDDILDIDD ADDED
PERFECT LIGHT AND YENTILATloN.
2,700 FEET 0F SOLID DRESS GOODS.
FALL STYLES ALIdl‘ AI)Y.
NEW WEAVES IN BLACK GOODS.
NEW arm-:9 or coaouno casunnuns.
HUNDREDS of FRESH NOVEL'I‘IES
SUITS AND JACKETS.
TAKE T88 ELIVA‘I'UR.
Ladies’ Underwear.
TAKE CENTRE li‘l'AIllW .‘a\'
(‘o- sets, Gallows s lists and Caps, homoer- Patterns. Dress low, to. in the 0m Bones
Snail Wares. Yankee Notion, Par .Soaps. chciry ltnchinga. ('oilrrr. Pans. Books and Art
Good: In alcove near elevator Bil nod \ emu: in the New Noam. chctal Bargains- in
km Curtains Shsduand rerun. in the New Basement.
W. B. HALL & CO.
1V0
lOIl.
,$1.89 per pa
Job in Turcoman Curtams
Summer Corsets, 500.
1 ofl‘er 'some attract
' ts at $1.40.
1
besides our regular stock, which we commend to your attent
W1
SOUTH NORWAIL-K.
Job in Clear White Pearl Buttons, 5c a doz.
Special values in Handkerchiefs.
Summer Bunting Q.
DICKERMAN <3: SON.
84 WASHINGTON STREET.
BEFORE SEPTEMBER I
arguins,
Parasols at half Price.
We want to close out broken lots of Summer Goods, and
b
Summer Styles of Gents’ Outing S ' ts
Sun Umbrellas less than cost.
Fans: way down.
i
“i” ‘ «summon “
Bodstor Aldrich’s Amendment
Will Be Adopted.
m TARIFF 'I'IIB WEST WISHES.
n. Vlaws or Ir. Paddock. a sop-slus-
Isaator Ira- wcsruas—n. wants as.
Dutlas ow aha lassassnas at His On.
Down to tho Quilt.
Wamrssros. Sept. a—m Aldrich rac-
alprocity amsndmant to tha tarifi bill r9
portsdtothssanatcirom thcfinaucscom-
’mittss will pass tbs sonata substantially
iinotusctlyssrcporwlmnd itwill pan
the house in the rams form. Senator
Aldrich has had a conicranca withSpsahcr
Rasdsud Ms]. McKiniay, and they have
captured their willingness to accept the
reciprocity proposition iramsd by Mr.
Aldrich. Thay srssuppoacd to roprcscnt
the judgment oi the Republican aids oi tbs
house. The proposition, it is supposed,
will meet with very littlc opposition ontha
Damocmic aids. The expectation oi the
finance committal is that tho wool sched-
ule will pass the sanats u rcportad iron
that coinmittca. The only ons oi the
finance commitwc's amendments in doubt.
is the amendment changing the standard
oi the sugar to be placed on the irea list
Tharcisa great deal oi opposition irom
lbs northwastto this amendment and its
iataiss matter oi doubt. Mr Paddock
said the west regarded a "ravision oi the
tsrifi" as meaning "a reduction oi tbs
tarili” wherever possible, and not increas-
lng' ill tarifl imposts, and ha was confident
that the demand ior a lower ranm oi du-
ties would have to receive an early and
iavorabic rcswnss irom congress. Many
of thescdutics, now beliavcd to ba too high,
had long ago dons the work which had
first instilled their imposition. As long as
a high tariii was needed to keep tha
wheels oi industry in motion it bssbasn
uncomplainingly supported and properly
doicndcd.
What an. Was! Wallis.
Tbs belief was becoming aiixad convic-
tion in the west as to some of the protected
industries that the dccrcassd cost oi pro
duction should now be mat by a greater de-
crease oi duties than the manniactnrcrs
had yet been willing to accept The paople
oi the was! were beginning to think that
ii many oi the best protected industries
were ever to learn to stand alone their
hands should soon be forcibly ralaased
irom the skirts oi high protection towhich
they so pcraistsntly clung. Ho (Mr. Pad—
dock) would radnca tbs duties on the no-
cassitics oi Ilia to tha lowest point consist-
ent with the maintenance oi the home
industries, and he would demand rsssons
that would be specific and conclusive. not
only respecting the need oi a duty itseli
but as to the nest! oi such duty.
A Chang. oi 0n- Ward.
Mr. Aldrich reported iron the ilnsncc
committee to tho sonata a modification oi
the reciprocity amendment which changes
a single word. Whom the amendment
read that the president is empowered to
act when othsr countries impoaa duties on
American products "reciprocally unequal
and unjust" the word “unjust" is struck
out and the word “unrcssonsblc" inserted
in its plucc. _____-_
In the isolate.
“'asmxoros', Sept. z-ln the sonata Mr.
Hoar and Mr. Blair asked that labor bills
bccunsidcrcd as appropriato w the day,
but objection was made. Tho thrill bill
was discussed and the woolen and silk
schedules agreed to substantially as rs»
ported from the finance committee. When
the bill came up the question was on the
paragraph relating in wool and woolen
yarn, to which the tinsnca committsc had
reported an amendment increasing tbs
duty per pound from (wire to three tirnca
the duty imposed on unwashed wool oi the
first Clair». Mr. Paddock addressed the
sanstein lriemlly criticism on the tsrifl
bill llu said there was no dissent in the
Republican party totbo declarations hole-
toiorc made in its plationn, but than
wars- diflmncas oi opinion as to also de
tails oi the tarifl,
The rest oi Mr. Paddock'a spaach was
mainly devoted to a rciutstiou oi the stats
manta mada by Democratic senatorsaa to
the impoverished condition oi the farming
class and he showed that in the auto oi
Nebranka particularly tbs Ibrmcrs wars
prmipermll, and tbs stab rich and growing.
So Hughes II Inland.
Mr. Plait said that Mr. Paddock’a state
ment in that respect was an unanawarsbic
argunicnt in iavor oi the protactiva policy.
Ii thcmnnuiacturcrsoi thasast hadnwpsd
somc bandits from tho protactiva tariff
tho sgriculturalists oi the wut had looped
bandits mom abundantly. Mr. Carlisla
said that Mr. Platt' s argumant attributing
tbs prosperity oi Nebraska to the big
protective taut! was s rapstitlou oi tbs old
srgurnant which had boon once wittily ii-
lnstratcd in tbs horns oi rsprsacntstivas
by S. 8. Cox. '
"Thar!- ars no snakes in Inland," )Ir.
Cox said, "utul lrclsnd bl! irac trade;
thcrcion, ram can ha no snakas in any
uniniry that has has trade." Tharswas
just as much mnrlurtlon. Mr. Carlisla said,
hstwun Mr. (Yoa'a prrrniaaa and his cou-
ciusiun as then was hrtwesn Mr. l'latt'a
promises and conclusion from tho spaach
oi the sonata» from Sshrlsks.
To In Corp—antics".
Mr. l'lumb gave notioa oi an amendment
which its: proposal to cflar imposing an
annnni tax oi 3 per cast. on dividands oi
corymrntums, Including Interacts on bonds.
Finally tin wool schedules won com
piste-l and Mr, Vance altered as an ad-
ditionul section the amendment oi which
ha had lu-rrtoiurs givan notlca. allowing
mlmtums oi duty on goods purcbusd
with tho- pmcsodsoi Amaricss isrm pro
ducts mid in irnign countries.
Schedule 0 lraiatiug to fill lull I‘ll
pram was 15an up and the losses corn-
millao'a snatch-rats wars agreed to. Also
an armdrmnt striking out oi paragraph
"I the words "spun silk" and adding to it
the words ”spun silk in shim or crops or
on its-sun. 35 par cant. ad valorcm." Tbs
costumes "post on tha bill in rotation
to collisinm at sea was present-l and
w to.
In ”so "I.-
Wasslmnt. Bapt. 1...]. tbs honss Ir.
WilndJofl-md a resolution discharm
in; WMIVQ Hnyswr (0,) irorn duty
as tho llama Invsatigating committss on
thaground that Hr. Huyssr owns stock lit
Iaam's refrigerator aatsrpriscmhich plays
mmimta part in tho ism
At Air, Baron's nuns-t ha was rsliavad
iro- duty on tbs mastitis. Tho
aaldbsbsd had nakaowlsdgast Sir. Boy.
car's connection with its soups-y. Tbs
M ‘
anagram-man...
Musing.
Prrrssum, Sept. 1—?» Barman lag is
its hands at soma bshus in WI
labor parsdsalmost csuasdarlot. All
alongthalinsoimarchthsrawarsmuttw-
lugs against thc iorsign ombian At Arch
Maud North avanuscsa aid wasp»
vailsd upon by soars inlamtial marshals
at tho Junior Ordar oi Unitsd Anxious
Hochanica to ordar tbs oboxious lag
hauled down The baarsr rdnscd. tbs aid
rods oil and tho apaatators laarsd. Thurs
warsalsrgs nnmbsroi junior order man
around, and thay wars particularly in-
sanssd They insisted that tbs Garman
fisg be moved. The aid thus nrgsd rods
into tbs ranhsand lookholdottha bannar
Ha triad In taka it away from tho sturdy
man who carrisd it. Tbs rnsn inths ranks
quickly surrounded the aid and assayed to
boat him oil
Policeman Diabold, oi tbs Alisghany
force, was inoanacd at tho indignity oi-
iaasd the flag of his iatharland, and dash-
lng into tbs thick oi tho M's Wilts
horas and ridsrwith his club. Canas wars
usadwithgood dart. Many or the pas
ticipants in the iracas had their clothes
torn and Policeman Diabold was rough]
handled. Despite the axons of tho haksizacce
and tbs policeman the flag cams down
The opponsota oi it didn’t mind kicks and
calla They just pushed forward and
something had to givs way it was the
flagpole. The part rad by the junior
order man had t nor on it. andin
about one minuta all semblance to a coun-
try's emblem was guns. Tho silk was
torn to shreds.
Than the angry man trampled it nnda
foot and having won the victory, they sat
up a shout at “America ior Amaricansl"
‘Ths Stars and'Stripcs the only banner
on our streets!" and other patriotic senti-
mants. 'l'bay retired and tho bskus cloasd
up their ranks and procasdsd on thsir
way Tbsparadewss participated in by
nearly ovary trade organisation in the city,
and it iscstim:tcd that there wars 10M!)
man in line.
In 00ml cm-a
anacsss. Sept. a-Ahous 5,0!» man
were in the parade lAbor day Then wars
also many wagons and fioats roproasnting
various trades and industries. Fully lil, M
people gathersd at Shooting park, where
addresses were delivered by Ml. Eva Mo
Donald, of St. Paul, and William Ksmpke,
oi Chicago. ,
OMAHA, Nab, Sept.“ ’-Eight thousand
men were in line in the Labor day parade.
Business was suspended
Sax Fsaxctsco Sept. a—Tharo were
over 4,000 men in line in tbs parade hare,
comprising delegations from the stone cut-
ters', ooopcrs’, carpenters‘, brewsrs', iron
molders' and other unions.
Jamar CITY, Sept. {tr—Tbs day wasccla-
brand in Jersey City by a parade of labor
organizations Four thousand man were
in line. Newark celebrated the day by
closing up its places oi business In the
evening there was a picnic in Csladoniau
park There an were outdoor sports and
picnics at Trenton, N. J., in honor of tho
hay, and business was suspended.
OARSMEN COMPETE.
'all Bogart-s oi the New England A..-
icur Bowing Associatlon.
Boa‘l'os, Sept 'l—Thc second iall cham-
pionship regatta oi the .\'aw England
Amateur Rowing association occur-rad
Monday, in the early part of the contacts
the water was choppy, but in the last two
hours of the racing the conditions were
perfect. The \Vorccstcr Boat club carried
03 the honors, leading in every race in
which they were entcrrd. Ranks:
Senior Single Sculls (quarter mils dash)
——\\'iiliam Caiircy, oi the Lawrence Canoe
club, won easily, dcicsting Fred Hawkins,
oi the Metropolitan Boat club, oi New
York Time, lm. $5.
Single Canoe Double Paddle (one mile
witha “uni—0. W. Whittan, oi tbs Ar»
lington Boat club, won in "in. 125.
Junior Single Scull Shell (two milaswith
s amp-Won by Richard Lay-rd, at tho
Wacbuactt Boat club. oi Worcester, in
“m. h.
lntcrmadisto Single Scull two milas
with a rural—Won by Thomas iggins, oi
the Wachusott Boat club, of Worcester, in
Mm Wigs.
lv‘our Usrcd Shall— Abandonad on so
count oi the non-appearance oi the Atlan-
tas,oi New York.
Junior Double Scull (two milcswith a
aural—Won by tho Crescent club, of Bos-
ton, in Mm. 38a
Junior Four Oarad Working Boats (two
miles with a toad—Won by tho King
Phillips crew, oi Pall Him, in 14m. “Ks.
Senior Four Oarcd Working Boats (two
miles with a tnrn)—~Won by tbs Wm
tors in than. 3293s.
Senior Singlc Scull (two miles with a
trunkWon by William Cathay, oi Law~
rsnoa, in Him. Sis
light ()srad Shellux milas straight-
away)— Won by the Bradiorda. oi Can-
bridga. in tin. can.
Tbs rstmc Was James About, oi tho
Narragansatt Boat club, and tho start.
wu “altar istimpson, oi tho association.
A. Author'- W". I. ‘l’mblo.
Bmaw. N 1. Sept. a «Mrs. Albion
W. Tourger, wits oi the wall knownan»
thor, is undar committal to jail iorcon—
lampt oi court. libs isilad to comply with
tbs order of Judy: (looms it. Butts. oi
thaCbautanqua, county court, to sxpaar
baiovaarsirrsasndtsstiiyastohcr nas-
aial rslstlous with bar husband Ira
‘I’onrgss’s troubia arlsvs out of a lady-an
under-ad against Judge 'l'onrgas ior fl.“
in a suit houghl by Enklcl Flaming.
Tbs judgment was returned nosatladad.
Ir. Hauling claim that Judge Tour’s
b in the habit oi turning all his earning
an! to his wife, and that ha holds nothing
that can ha rcscbad to satisfy tbs amount.
lldthstbiaiucomo was at lsaat no pw
wank irom tbs-la at his works and our
hilmtions to tho moguls-n
snarl-n Wat-rpm lard".
ADM". Sept. I—v'l'bs villaga oi Wat-
is again aacltad our asothsr trap-0y.
Widow Taylor, and 15 years, was
ysstardsy lound dad in bar bouts, which
E situated in a iondy spot hissrly all
bar clothing was torn all, bar has was
shockingly battered, and about bar acct
wars Ilsgsr mark» that lad to the balls!
that aha had barn stranglad. Theirs-as
bad has. ran-chad and narything was In
utilitarian.
It. raw-ls Iowans-saws.
NM”, flaps. twin all tbs consrs'
tonsi- tonrnsiaaat tbs walnuts wars
playsdysstarday. Knappdaicstsd Hobart
aIdCampball downed llnnsingtol. Tho
lsalmatchinthosllcornsniahsing
playsd today and as Wsdsrsdaytbs
championship doubles and stories will is".
playadatldmun..wflshwill finish!”
Prawns-rat.
'swlhaa “hosts-s.
Warnsrudgrnsrallyiramislaup-s
hat-sir.
|i_E IiESIv'
llli 0 FlOE.
Ex-Scnator Plait" Declined the
‘ Spanish Hission. ,
cosrssr 1‘0 BBIVB IN 'I'Illl BANKS.
Ila Says Ila cannot Ana’s Public o‘ca
or Any Nam. ac NM Ila-ring
or m. Idiot opo- aha emu»- or.
Senator livarts' Sum.
Nrw Your, Sept. 1-1: has just coma
out that es'Sonator 'l‘. C. Platt was some
time ago otIcrcd tbs mission to Spain,
which he declined. The letter oi Bocrctary
Blaine conveying the altar and ex-Sanawr
Plan's reply are as iollows:
' Wary Blalno's blur.
“Wasmsuros, Juno as, um.
“Mr Dean Mn. PLATE-By the presi-
dent's direction, and with grunt personal
pleasurs mysall, i toudcr w you thomisv
sion to Sprungmads vacant by tho resigna-
tion oi Hon. '1‘. W. Palmer, oi Michigan.
Hoping that your convenience and your
dcsires will combine to persuade you to
accept the position, I am, yours vary sin-
Janm G Bums:
Mr. Plan's Reply.
"Raw Your, July 5. “In.
"To Hon. James G. Blaine.
“Mr Dun Mr. Bums—l an: in receipt.
oi your csaaomsd invur oi the will nit. con-
vaying to ms the president's instructions
and your compliments in tendering ms the
mission to Spain, made vacant by the res-
ignation oi Governor Palmer, oi Michigan.
While properly cstirnsting the honor con-
icrrcd, and duly appreciating this evidence
of the president’s confidence and your per-
sonal rcgnrd, 1 incl constrained toreturn
my declination oi the position.
“Numerous business engagements and
obligations pmcinde the possibility oi my
accepting the responsibilities at oflics oi
any nanie or nature, local or federal, how-
ever honorable and alluring it may be. I
shall be content to continue to serve in the
ranks, asking no other reward than the
proud consciousness oi possessing the con-
fidence and esteem oi those true Republi—
cans who, like yourseii, have made the
‘grand old party' immortal. Yours tailb-
inily, 'l‘. C. Pun."
Nothing Further to Say.
.\lr. Pistt stated, as this correspondence
summed up the matter, he had nothing
iurtbcr to say with reference to it, but his
letter would seem to conclusively prove
that be is not a candidate ior a seat in the
United States senate to succeed the Hon.
William M Evans.
UNCLE SAWS FINANCES
no Public Dabs Statement for tho Month
0! August.
mesorox, Sept, 2—11“: public debt
statement issued from the treasury do-
partmcns shows a decrease in the debt
during the past month amounting to $833,-
079.. The interest bearing debt, exclusive
on bonds issued to Pacific railroads is
ӣ0,978,329, or 319321.40 less than a month
ago. while on the other hand tbs net cash
balance or surplus in the treasury during
the past month has decreased from Sim;
672,400, or 85,315,809. Silver treasury notes
oi the value of 3,600,“ were issued under
the new law and are now outstanding, for
which the treasury holds an equivalent in
“580.11” standard dollars and $2.03,”)
silver bullion. National hunk depositar-
ias bold “319,633 oi government iuuds,
or about ammo less than a month ago.
Government receipts during the past
month aggregated ӣ512.33. against Sir
470,905 in August, not). Customs receipts
in August were racism. against fl),-
Olilfilb in August a ydI' ago. intonal
rsvsnuo rrceipts IR”, .53. or about
an,” more than in August. um. 0n tbs
othar hand expenditures ior August past
wars “am, against $9,303.40 in Aug—
nnaycarago. Pension payments during
A“ were “8,38,627, or about 81,500.01»
is. than in August, Isa), The premium
paid on bonds purchased last month
amounted to 8138.849. against 3,238,390
in August, mm. Thocoinsga oi the mints
during the past month oi August oi all
kinds oi money aggregated in value 8.5.550,-
ill). 0! this amount 83,852.11!) was in
standard silvor dollars and flflmwo in
gold pieces» -. M
Pouldsd to Death.
ltmmmrzn, N. Y.. Sapt. 2~As cx-Aldcr-
man Daniel Sharp was on his way to his
home at it p. m. Aug. 25 he met Stephen
J. McConnell and William Id Vogt. who
werc escorting two young ladies to their
homes. It is alleged by the two man that.
Sharpmsda an insulting remark rcflcctr
log upon the character oi the button.
They attacked Sharp and pounded him so
that his death took place yesterday. Ha
had been unconscious most of tho time
since the. trouble, and had been unable to
tell his story its was 53 years oldlnd
leaves a iamily. Vogt and McConnell arc
in cutotly -. »
Halal Bela-lists loot.
Sanarooa, N. h ., Bapt. 2.——Thogoustsl
meeting oi the American Social Samoa
association began hm last night and will
continua until Friday avsning, Sam of
the man able, proiound and advancad
thinkers oi the nation will road papers
and discuss them, The president or an.
association, tin- lion. Andrsw White, oi
Ithaca, N. Y., gave tbs opening addraas in
"cognition oi tbs twanty-Ilith annivarsary
oi tho mimics. Ha apokatothssul»
just, "instruction in Bocisl Sciatica."
'l’I-s salsa- Is liastsstppl.
Jacaaos. Ilsa, Hopi. 1—4:: tbs constitu-
tional convantiou Judgs Chriaman cloud
tbs iollowinu rsmlution: Baloons or up.
plin‘ houses or other plscrs oi public vs
”.4 wmliquorsarasoldorkoptm
hmby declarwd public unis-no. and may
be sopprssssdorsbstad by W in
the same of tbs stats orupon thscono
plalnt oi anycltim. Trislagisiatura shall
summit laws-sarsnccsaaarytoanioma
tbs provisions oi this saction.
mums-[lava no- as tho flip.
1mm, ills. lisp! 1~Hors than i ,M
IlOYOLlI'lI Ha? .
M at tho Imports-a Incas, II M
lord and Gym-as.
Ramona" won, Bapt. :l—A largo W
attaadad tbs biayalarssss flashy lob
lowing are the results of tha controls:
One Mile Navies—c. ll Drawer. of Bart
ford, first; H. G Waigand. of
second; W. l; Millsr.oi Brooklyn,
Time. 8m. 75‘s.
One Mile Novice flour 'I'yps
E. Moran, oi ilartiord, first: E. C. 0"
lat, oi Hartlord, ssoond. Time, 3m. 13 1-“.
Duo Ills Stats Icagua oi Amsrioal
“salmon Championship—Bast limo. II-
d-lia, H B Arnold. oi New Britain.
Ono Tandem Opan—P G. Barlo. 0!
Boston, and C E. Kluge, oi Jersey City
first; D. C. Shcasnd William Harding, oi
Hartford, second, 'l‘imo,2m 51K».
Ou's Milo (8 minute classI-‘C. A. Tenn-r,
dlillbury, Mass, first; J W. Robertson,
of Taunton, and" second, C H. Wood,
third. Tlmo,2m. 42)“.
Thus Milo Lap Rana—C. E. Kluge, first;
G. N. Barrett, oi Chicago. second; AM.
Mrs, of Everett, Mass, third Time,
15m. 41s.
One Mile Opan Bovar 'i‘ype Safety—P. J.
Berlo, firstrflnylnnd Smith, oi New Bed-
iord, second; William Schnmachor, third.
Time, 2m. 42%
One Mile Open Championship oi Amar-
icsr-A. S. Lumsdsn, at Chicago. first; A. R.
Rich, second; E 6. Anthony, third. Time,
2m. 44,15.
11. E. Laurie boat the mile record of
But. “is. making the distance in 211:. $2)“.
flysrs at Sync-so.
Smcuss, N. Y., Sent. 1-.“ the first
day oi the annual race “meet" oi the New
York state division, lasagna oi American
thoimsn, time limits were placed on all
the races and all were run within the re—
qulrcd time. One oi the instant. half miles
on record was made by A. A. Zimmerman,
oi the New Jersey Athletic dub. Ha cut
the pace from the start and finished in in.
145‘s, 1% seconds slower than the Ameri-
can rccord and thrcoquartcrs of a second
slower than the English racord. W. P.
Murphy won the two mile sstaty state
championship. Tbs 6:2) clam ordinary
waswon by Henry, oi Warren, Pa. The
other raccs resulted as ioilows:
One Mile Novice Ordinary-C. E. Penny,
oi Rochester, 8m 13.; J. B. Psddcn, of
Utica, 3m. 2 1-55.
Two Milo Tandem State Championship
-C. M. and W. F. Murphy, oi Now York,
6m. 2%.; G. B. Penn and F. C. Yehl,oi
Syracuse, 6m. 22 55s.
Two Mile Ordinary—A. A. Zimmerman,
5m. 48s; J. R. Houlton, of Philadelphia,
5m. 48 2—53.
One Mile Tandem State Championship
—-C. M. and W. F. Murphy. 2m. 4336s.;
G. B. Penn and F. C. Yehl, 2m. 45 l-5s.
One Milo Ordinary (3le class)—Cllarles
‘A. Brady, oi Rochester, 3m. 2-51; W. A.
Parker. of Home, 3m. 3-53
Two Mile Safety State Championship—
W. F. Murphy. 6m $33.; W. I". Gssslcr,
0m 37 258.
Five Mile Safety State Championship—
W. F. Murphy, 16m. “5.; C. J. Ivln, 13m.
44 35:;
NEWS IN BRIEF.
(lo-doused Telegrams (harbored m- Vari-
ous Places.
in the Republican convention held at
Batario, N. Y., Assemblyman Miller was
renominawd.
Rev. George R. Snyder, of Ocean Grove,
N. J., was nominated for congress by tho
Prohibitionists oi the Third congressional
district oi New Jersey.
The executive committee oi the Republi-
can county committeo, at Sew York, have
decided to expel Frederick S. Gibbs from
the executive committee and to recommend
his expulsion [mm the county committee
The Fourteenth Brooklyn Veterans nu
vailad the granite marker on Culp' 9 bill,
Gettysburg, Pu, Labor day. Col. E. B.
Fowler presided, and Col. Louis Stegman
dslivcred the oration.
No estrangemeut betwaen Mr. and Mrs.
Daingeriicld has been caused by the Blunt—
Daingcrtield episode at. Asbury Park, N. J.,
and it is not believed that Mr. Dangerfield
will challenge Blunt.
A girl at Monoton. N. 8., who was ad-
dicted to eating brown paper, has slept
seven days without waking and is still
aslccp.
Arkansas wan! Democratic Monday.
There was no bloodshed. but polling books
were stolen and there many imgularitics.
Eighty miners wars sufimd by a ruins
explosion in (inflicts.
A bill appropriating 010,”) to enable tho
postmaster general to experiment with tho
introduction oi the (roe delivery system in
odicssoi the fourth class has been intro-
ducsd in the senate.
l'o Provlda {or n- lacuna ‘I'nx.
Waamsoros, Sept. can. Gibson has
introduced in the scuult' a bill to provida
an income tax. Tho Mil provides that
thus shall be colisctod ior um and annu-
ally thercaitcr a tax oi it par cant. upon
Ills gains. profits and income oi ovary lul-
dont oi the l nitcd States or citlsan tame
porarily residing abroad. This tax is to be
upon all property rents. int'crasts. prsmtnm
on gold and COIIPOII, gains and insolus oi
any amploymsnt or vocation, including
diary as member oi congress It is pro
vidsd that military or naval pensions and
the sum oi rm» or tbs income oi any par-
sonshali be exempt ondar attain condi-
tions. The mlsriaa oi tho pmidcnt oi tbs
Unload Stain. tbs judgas oi tbs Unltad
Stator andoiliccraoi anystatsars to ba
axe-apt. Tia: tax is to be sass-ad and col-
W by the coamabuaionw oi the lntarnsl
ravaous undn an slsbornts systsm pro
Vidal in the bill.
[Ira-awo- luly luv-cl.
ST. PAUL, Minn. Supt. Z—A firs was
started in a kitchen oi a Moss on Hanson
street. whore a gasolins atova was usad. '
sndths tlrr dopartmsnt calisd topnt itout.
While the lirormn wars In tho room on-
daavsring to amothar tho sprsadiug flan.
thastovs saplodad. and naturally bum
tour at the fireman. blast. Hynas was
badly burnsd and will probably dis Baa
and Assists» Cook wasbursad; will prob-
ably bs disfigured ior tits, and Truskmsa
Hammad Capt coawsy wars hat-sad
broomwm cuttars in Colasand coughs “d
scanti- bavs iait tbs fields and niusad to
wort nnlsaa paid a twenty live mt ad~
vanes Between mndmstArcotaalso
)oinsd in tho strike As tbs crop is hoary
and the limo short {or harvastlsg tho
growm in many cases will ha compallad
to pay the advance dams-dad
Haw ilarsx. Slut 2 Al’hils wslhiog
about tile smunds at his miclanos as
warm... M o Mitcball boar
knownss "ll 31ml.” author or "Bavar-
issotallachslor" tall and hubs hislsit
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a warns», an," is fro-bis.
“WWW“, (3mm, Hopi. lm:m C.
II. Baldwin has accord an t
against Tho Sunday Harald for m Isa
salt again» that paper ior but.
Hays Ila Illlsd a Is- In Auction.
loamy. Sept 2 —-An Englishman namsd
Padman, who rscsnrly Mornsd from ‘
America, has sonaudsnd himssii to tho
police and confused him" to be a sour-
darar. Its says that ha sills-l a IIIII nsmad
Strickland at Tonswamla. N Y.. M
April and was altcrward oonfincd in II
nylons at linflalo. l’sdman was rains“-
ad ior a weak. and an inquiry will mass-
whilsosmadsastntbatrnthot hisaauy.
n. Inward“. Fall at Elulrw.
harm. N. Y, Sept L—‘l’h later-tats
lair waned bwa Monday with a
crowd Is Mandarin. (locals was
Insight!» ci a mils running raas sad
liar Claytlsw hall miisrssa. Tbs law
tr m- “ ........ ..
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