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town. 'i‘hsrewssgreatiutsrutlnthecou-
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habitable dwelling, and therefore I have
used the pyramidal form in preference to
the dome, surrounding it with a group of
statuary, afterward to be determined on.
Inthctreatmeut of the exterior I have
kept closely to the general treatment and
general detail of the best Greek architect-
ural procedure
Grant and Illa Generals.
The great else 01 the memorial hall,
whidl lhavcdesignetlto be both impres—
aive, instructive and useful, has led me to
. lave the the lintel construction and adopt
the vault and arch form of Roman work.
My main object is to present‘in the present
drawings the form of my proposed mau-
soleum, and therefore the equestrian statue
of Grant's generals of the four principal
mics, on the columns in front. the full
,3, relietpanclsonthc sides for portraits of
:7 the several major generals acting under
‘ him, the group on top as well as the other
and figures indicated, are simply
as showing sculpture at points
i“ where the edifice would best receive or re-
:, quirethem.
Like Napoleon's Tomb.
While my arrangement of plan recalls
the tomb of Napoleon in the Hotel dca In-
ao far as the open crypt lacon-
; earned, 1 have placed it in an apec. leaving
‘ the entire portion of the memorial hall
clear for any patriotic or civic gathering,
such as the annual meeting of the Grand
’ Army, the Army of the Teunemee, the
Society of the Cincinnati, etc, while at the
end of the hall I have constructcdaros
irum for the various dignitaries. from
, which a complete view 01 the largest»-
imuial hall may be seen. Avistaofthe
. entire langthiealsoobtaiuedfromtheea-
trance, terminating in the apse and the
- guardian
figure over the granite tomb.
mm ol the llansolenln.
.1. dimension of my main
Mn is as follows: A square base, ill)
. hymat the ground line, exclusive of the
A in]. and the projection of the portico
mfrontandapseat rear. Thetotal
Wt ‘ of the mausoleum would be
about in feet from the base line. or nearly
M from the water level of the Hudson
river. From the cent. of the memorial
hall he to domelalwhat. “acute
nib! will be ill! feetabovetbground
line, alluding seomplets view at the sur-
rounding country for miles. Although
the extreme top of the mausoleum may be
ruched by steps above this gallery it will
not be kept open for the general public.
The Crypt.
. The crypt l have made the subject 0!
particular study. it is the feature of the
, building worthy of the deepest considera-
tion. For material 1 selected white gran-
ite, being the stone least aifectcd by oil-
mate. The crypt itself is largesnd roomy,
reached by rear stairways and protected
from intrusion. l have designed places in
the crypt for the display of banners, relics,
personal souvenirs, etc. of the deadgeo
seal, president and citlscn. Where mosaic
couldnotbeuued in the interior. lshould
[waferthe cream white Tuekahoe marble.
but Indiana limestone could beeubetituted.
l have made made careful studies and sun
veys of the grounds, the promonotory on
which the mausoleum will stand, the
set apart for igsndthaliffereut
eadsppeosehes.
allot tn. [uremic concedes
with my design. as will scan in thesection
view. showing the approaches and descent
Ana! the tooth to the river, arch over the
Whack and awldeplasaon the
on river where host» may lead. in another
in» north-ad south l have sketched “ill
showing the electof my design ,
human-um. All of this additionwoold
cost no more than w bymvmer
H expenditures from the park board, and
. woulduodouhe he gladly acceded to by
them at your request.
complete Although Dali-island.
« Appointing the slinstlonof the cou-
Unitni havemsdsaspselalstudyofmy
‘ scheme. with to case
r“ or the lilimlllnl paper as could
. mtmphte in itself for “annual
of money which the committee have in
heel.
This 1 have sketched separately and
have chides-l estimates which are m.
My append to warrantiusia
mflgnecaidheboit within a year or
months complete for strum.»
This would in no manner inter
keep away from the other. Jack Mc-
Auliife declared the match a draw and
the crowd applauded. ’
Consiakey to Join Plan-dolphin.
PluLADl-ZLPKIA, Sept. Ill-The Public
Ledger today says that Capt. Comiskey
has been secured to pilot the Players’
league out of this city next season. Comte-
keyis dissatisfied in Chicago because he
did not have full power to engage and re-
lease players, and told the people at the
head of that club that he would not re-
main with them another seasou.’ When
given the chipce to name the club he
wanted to handle in the future be selected
the Philadelphia. The Players] league
directors then agreed to allow Comiskcy
to conic to Philadelphia Comiskey will
have absolute control of the Philadelphias.
and feels sanguine of winning the pennant
next season.
Thrice son in Six noun-s.
BROOKLYN. Sept. 13.——Fire last evening
in the historical building known as the
Brooklyn institute destroyed the roof and
gutted the rear portion of the structure.
The library. consisting of about ELM vol-
umes, was considerably damaged by water.
A portion of the rear wall fell against the
wall of the Home for Destitutc Women and
Children shutting, and created a panic
among the ninety—two inmates, but they
were got out solely. The loss will not ex-
ceed 25031); covered by insurance. This
is the third tire that baaoccurretl in the
institute within six months and ti. : iifth
since its erection, the most disastrous oc-
curring in lam.
Rev. Arne-y Was Sorry.
Musxmox. Mich, Sept. iii—Rev. J. W.
Arucy, of Saranoc, the Methodist Episco-
pal minister who made himself famous by
getting up and managing u trotting meet-
ing in his town last July, at which his own
horses won all the first prizes, has been
tried by his conference Parson Arney con-
fessed that he was sorry for having partic-
ipated in the horse matinee which had
made him notoriom, promised never to do
it again and the conference continued him
in mrvlce. Sin the horse trot several
ccagrqaflous hat. applied to the presid-
ingalder to have Parson Amey assigned
tothim.
righting News from New Orleans.
N" (litmus, Sept. l3.—-Everythiug la
inreadinces at the Olympic amphitheatre
for the Boweu~Carroll glove light on Tue.-
day. Carroll is the favorite among sport-
ing men. The Olympics have long are
deavored to arranp a match betwe-I
Dempsey and Simmons. but have finally
Win let Dempsey alone. The club
will cable Toll l'ritchard in London, aller-
lug a purse of infill) for a glove fight to a
finish between him and li‘itasimmons for
the international championship. the coir
test to take place here in December.
A Ila-scapula Witness ‘I’eaildea.
Missasmm, Minn, Sept. )3. — The
United States grand jury laid aside for
tthl. Paul census case and took up the
charges against the Minneapolis enhmcr-
store. William Henry Hustle, a innit
attorney and a member of the citiaen'a
itiee.was the first wliaem. Ha do
in detail the midnight raid on tin
Minneapolis momentous; their abduction
to St. Paul, release, and the facts coo
period with the census light. but nothing
waa brought out incriminating any one.
Pullman and Westinghouse Deny at.
Cinema, Sept. ll.~—’l‘he rumor l" a con—
solidation of the Westinghouse Electric
Xanahctnrlug company. ofPiltsbm-g, and
I’uliman'e Palace (Jar company as lele
graphed lrom Pitt-«bum, is denied by Mr.
Pullmhn and Mr. \l’cut'umboutv The
story. it is ital-l. origin-testimonial! fact
that George \l'estluglumse, Jr., is in this
it, managing for the erection of shops at
Pall-an, for use by the Westinghouse
Electrical company in its electrical motor
hairless.
III (”avails ('aaseti the Wreck.
Wham, Sept. lawn l a m. passengm
Mun into a switch engine in the
New York Centrel'u yaw-is lioth locomo-
tlvm were knocked from the track and
badly [hindered None of the crewswas
hurt. The engineer of No. Tl?) explains the
accident by saying that when about to n-
versehls ism his overalb caught in it.
and before he could disentangle them his
“glue had crashed into the other «no.
The out... Give It lip.
Bovrasarros. Sept. ia—Jl'hs doekmsa
will return to work today. The sailors
amufllholdont. Oneof
theleadera
Spawn-theses”
Colon-dun. 1; Louisville. 2. Batteries: Kilauea
aud Doyle, Ehret and Bligh.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Condensed Telegram Gathered from Va—
rious Places.
W. Brockie, president of the Philadel-
phia Maritime Exchange and well known
in shipping and mercantile cirhlca, dropped
dead on Chestnut street lions heart disuse.
A strong sentiment prevails among a
portion of the National World's fair cola-
missiou that the double site is an unfortp
uuatc selection. and the matter will un-
doubtedly be subjected to further action.
John Connors, charged with the murder
of John Walker on June 23, 1887. at Water-
town, N. Y., has been indicted for murder
in the first degree.
A committee of the grand jury at New
York, after paying an unexpected visit to
the penitentiary and the hospital on Black»
weil's island, report that they are grossly
mismanaged. ‘
Rains continue in New York state and
have extended to other parts of the coun-
try, doing great damage. Snow and cold
weather in the northwest threaten great
damage to wheat and corn.
Gen. I-lzeta has been regularly elected
president of Salvador by the congress.
Archbishop Corrigau was officially web
corned in St. Patrick’s cathedral at New
York by a large congregation of clergy and
laity. to whom he made an address.
Davis Dalton. the American swimmer.
has bolstered up his alleged swim across
the English channel by swimming twenty
miles down the Themes.
in response to the clamor of the press
New York will have a recount of her popu—
lation.
Democrats claim large gains in Colorado.
Two Men Drowned.
Pnnansrruis. Sept. l:i.——Two unknown
colored men belonging to a Baltimore
schooner were drowned opposite Gloucso
tor. Their vessel, the Zlisry Duncan, of
Baltimore, is anchored in the stream op
posite the town, and the two colored men
were alone on board. One of the colored
men was seen swimming about the
schooner. Suddenly he threw up his hands
and cried, “Save me!" His companion
leaped overboard to his rescue. He must
have been clutched by the drowning man.
for both men disappeared before the horror
stricken crew of an adjacent vessel could
do anything.
Con-as Juggler, in St. Pall.
Wasmsurox, Sept. lzt—Snpcdntsndent
Porter has received the following telegram
from James ll. “'ardie, who is in charge
ol the work of making the recount of the
population of the city of st. Paul: "Not a
person was returned from the Catholic
paroclal school or Union depot building.
Three [lemons were can in The
Globe building, ")5 in the Hole Dyan and
none in The Pioneer Press building. In
the diet enumeration 257 persona were re-
turned as residents at the parochial school,
Mat the Union depot, 553 at the Hotel
Ryan and no at The Pioneer-Prose build-
“I".
creditors loan Iler Depart-sec.
Amara: Cm. N. .i.. Sept. la—ilirs.
Anna M. Adams, for many years proprie-
tress of the Hotel lildgway. has left. town,
leaving various business men here to mourn
her departure to the ext-at of betwau
soon and claim lilac has been in the
habit of giving to her dealers notes and
worthless checks, and in attempting to
present them at the bank they ’found that
no money was deposited to meet them‘.
llerasscts will notyeach elm.
Myers. a meat dealer, lathe ncipal lock.
Mrs. Adams bolus Dalila lsdebl.
counterfeit Bills at New llaven.
New lisvrs,8spt. ia-M’ithln the last
“to days three counterfeit fl silver cert
silicates have turned up in this city, in-
dicating a probable attempt to doodthe
city with the spurious notes. The first lo
discover the materiel“ was the Keenan.
les' bank. One was client! for deposit at
the Tndesmcu's hank Friday. The cone.
terielt is my of detection, the engraving
and paper being of poor quality.
ill-gun's "was! (intense Signed.
Knows Pius, N. in. Sept. ill—A tole-
gremlins justbeenreeslvsdiisreimm W.
B. Rankin. secretary of the Cataract Con-
struction company. stating that the con-
tract for building the tunnel has been
eignsd: M b great rejoicing on the
toundsrgo
George thslsaiioftleushssh-d no
places. The coaches are to run only at night
and to take the malls which now go by train.
There are now several mail routes in the
United Kingdom when; the mails are carried
by coaches. although the routes are parallel by
railroads, and it looksas if the department we!
seeking to enlarge this branch of the service.
The grounds on which the White Bousenow
stands were once the orchardof David Burns,
an old Scotch farmer, whose cabin still stand:
in lonely obscurity a few squares back from
the executive mansion. it is said that Wash-
ington, when engaged in laying out the city,
had many a long and bitter quarrel with
Burns before he could persuade tho old man
to sell his land, even though it would he used
in future for the home of the presidents.
The original flag of England was the ban-
nor of St. George, i. e., white with a redcroee,
which, on April 12, liiilti, three years after
James losccnded the throne, was incorpor-
ated with the bannerof Scotland—a blue flag
with a diagonal white irons. This combina
tion was named the “lz'nion Jack,"in allusion
to the union with Scotland, and the word
Jack h; probably it corruption of Jacobus,
Jacques or James.
The gorgeous railway train which thequeen
and king of Italy had built for their journey
to Berlin was burned in the Florence railway
station. The ms: of the train was more than
7031!) lire. it was furnished with a wealthof
gold and silver ornaments. and was filled
with the most costly upholstery. Most of the
presents intended for the Berlin court had al-
ready been plami on it. Onlyu few of the
most valuable bits of tableware and about a
third of the presents were saved.
Ile Could Drive.
Tho first mlnnel of the First Maine cavalry
was him! John lilxldunl. In his younger
days he hzui been a succtmful lumber man
«menu-it; but famed for the skill with whicl
he managed the various men in his employ.
Lute mm fail in the “fifties" a young man
tall, awkward and bashful. rimmed himscil
ut the lumlierman's ofllce, and asked for em-
ploymeut as u mamater.
“Do you know how to drive oxen)" asked
Goddard.
"l rulht-r guess so," was the diflldent reply.
“Well. now, suppom I was a yoke of oxen,“
mid Goddard, humoroudy. and he got down
upon “all fours" on tho nlllce floor. “Now,
suppose i wouldn’t haul. let mi: See what you
would do to make me l‘Onlo up under the
yoke."
The youth objected at first, but when he
was told that his winter's work depended
upon the trial he took {belong bradded good,
with which oxen are prodded in Maine, and
began to donri-vh it over the kuqllng lumber-
man's head.
“Blah, iirixht! get up there, Golden! come
hem, Star! goo nil, there!" he yelled in turn,
but never a move did Goddard make. This
was repeated with variations, the young
hamster warming to his work as his embar-
rassment less-mud. Finally he lost patience
with the obdurate "team," and inserted the
stool broil into Goddard's trouscra
The coming cavalry colonel rose in a hurry
and the Yankee was hired at his own price,
and proved to be the best teameter in the
gang of woodemen that winter. When the
cavalry regiment was organised the toamslor
went to the front as a private, and when he
fell, lighting under Grunt, he wore a not of
licoteuaut's croulettce on his shoulders. w
Youth‘u Companion.
I-Zgypl'e Exchange of floaters.
Turkey in anxious to resume again bcr
nominal authority over Egypt, and is nego-
tiating for the withdrawal of the British
troops, who for some years have played the
wind debt collectors on behalf of foreign
bondholders. Other countries are compelled
recurrent poi-hide of iii-slot, but
respite from
inhfortuno since the days when the Pharaohs
held the Jews in captivity. The history of
Egypt is one long unbroken rccordof tragedy
and Won. Nearly every dominant na-
tionoflinmpeemidalahas camped on the
feriiieplainsol the unhu yiaad and held
the natives in bondage. "alum and greed
have wrung from the lucklets tiller of the
soil the last «impru- bin recessions labor has
launght him, and the work cl spolisllon still
goo-on asbriskiy today as in the centuries
past. Egypt dialer the English premium“
hm not fared badly. but when Ibo again
beneath the Turkish yoke the fellaheen
will probably answer with an emphatic nega-
tive the query, “is life worth livingl”
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large Pumice- Tackle-amour.
Alsrgepetroleum tank eteamer has bees
leuuchsdinnugland. It washuiltforal’er-
fin Ilrntfor the W0! be-
tween helm and Aslrakan. The m.
whhhhbniltin two balvee.mthatitcan be
taken toplecuforihoatksofps-lngw
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LONG ISLAND SOUND.
NEW ATTRACTIONS THIS
SEASON.
SEA DDDD DD ALL KINDS.
First-Class Restaurant.
FlNlfiNS‘l‘iDll KNDBEL
PROPRI "088.
I
Examlna Our stock
SECURE PRICES nun
_ PURCHASING.
-—-—WI All: OFFERING-—
Grand lnducemenls
._.-po .—
CASH BUYERS.
DDYDDIID DTDS.
HALE’S
EXTRACT JAMAICA GINGER
la lolll’ times as strong as that which is usually sold
aodcoele the Isle.
Dllfl'i Flilfll'lll DIDDDD
Ar; unsurpassed. supplied by Ill Int-cis- dealers
or 1
HALE,
'I “H E I)RUGG IST.
minim
DDEADMDADDMAINS.
David Stow
in)!“ if
AND .1 ATS
AT THE OLD STAND 0P
THADDEUS GUYER,
(Successor to 'l'. Burr (Buyer k Sol),
5 P R I N G- W o o D ,
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trade
. with us.
GIVfiUS
A TRIAL.
HEATERS-
We here two new Heaters which we would be plelmdilo show to the public:
The VID'l‘DD All the NEW STADFDDD
We also have s
largeiineot
RANGES.
Born set no Pon'ranne.
EiTlliA'l‘ES-l GIVEN 0N PLUMBING Alli) TIN WORK.
F. H. NASH 8; BBQ,
Cor. Main and West. Streets. South Norwaik.
BRIDGEPORT.
W.B.HALL
«b
00.
ADDTHEDNDWDDILDINI} ADDED
PERFECT LIGIIT AND VENTILATION.
2,700 FEET 0F SOLID DRESS GOODS.
FALL S'I‘Y1.E§l ALREADY.
NEW WEAVES I
N BLACK GOODS.
new LINEl-‘l or concern» casual-mus.
IIUNDREDS oi'FREsr-I NOVELTIES
SUITS AND JACKETS.
TAKI Tfll
Ladies’
““5103.
Underwear.
'nill cams: "Alliwal‘.
W, Chile» n's lists and Caps. Belt-let‘s Petuns. Dress mfg. la the Old House.
smuuw .r r Not Pedant-r. .J
.. w w mom
Hood; In alcove near elevator.
elvtte in the New
.llach
liege. Curtains. cited. and coerce is the llcw W
W. B. HALL (in CO.
Lest Trip of the City of Albany Saturday, Sept. 15.
W’s-‘
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'..LL£.~1.‘.{«V"T"7'"-——:-i-
.A 1;... h...
Steamboat to New York.
Womanlfln
The Steamboat "CITY 0" ‘L'AHV?
‘ _ I ~ V H ‘ '
M5.“
Yard‘ foot of Washington and In}
shall streets. Branch oflce m,
Drug Store
, “In
LAWN huh
THOMAS,
DAYTON,
PHILADELPHIA. '
The Thomas. the lieu la II. m
World, Moll-cl Cut, 80.0..
The Dayton, M-Inch Cut. “.5 I
w. c. Bunnie
MUSIC HALL BLOCK.
some assure
“Florin” Slum luau
Plumbing.
W. H. MEEKER & 06.
CHI. '0‘
steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVE-8, RANGES.
A N I) T 1 NW AR E.
humans for
Steam and Hot Air Heating.
“SIC HALL 3100‘!
ARTISTS’ Goons.
79 multimillion
L. H. DECKER.
Wall Papers. Palate, mo. Glace
Brushes, Coach Colon ' "
and Vanishes. .
locmsam ugmo mm...“
llltog tangles and M Wit
we
semsairs YAHOO! mica V%
the bath u
an, m- sod M
. ligaments- in u“
not or tare while. ~ ‘
reassure WI H
”momma. .
Painting, Paper Hauling
and Decorating.
HATS !
Sprind Styles}?
hallm-Ifll‘
Still and M flab, Ollh In“.
”neuron-earw
KNAPP’S‘
Norwalk Chronicler