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Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 27, 1890 · page 3

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an.» on mutual“ note-o eaa‘
manned-amount“.

and-ell
pmeeeedeeeuraen in the court room.
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Mil-pummel an... of Blrchall’o
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theieienee. Herald: l'VlTeenta‘tolnvery .-

Mgopinloneae to thelnenlllciency of

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dnmdthecertlfleateofmrchall’amarflego .

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Ito Quid-at have ‘jirl 3:31 > .
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neaa testified. John Raah wee the iiret
willie-e for the deleuee. Hie houee com-
mando a view ol the plaeewhero Benwell'e
body wee found. He deecrihed teata made
by Detective Blnett. Placing a boy on the
read even with whco Benwell'e body wee

folndthowltneeoloom’homhleiflr‘“

room window and he eonldeeethohoy pee-
i'eetly, and also from the oulaido oi the
honae. He said on Tueeday even Fell.
18,heheardtwoehotainthe ,onoa
minute or two after the other, and directly
alter two men came out and went wot.
neither 0-. Wu- m

John Prledenburg menu that he gave
a ride to two men on Feb. 17, about 10:”
in the morning. They were going coat in
the direction oi awamp. Wit
neee ewore neither one wee Birchall.
Janice Atkineon, hotel keeper at Drnmbo,
when aeked it he had new any auepieioue
pereonedhrlng the week of the murder,
laid he had; that Robert Caldwell and
GeorgeBarkercame to hie hotel at “tier
4 o’clock Th Womb. so. Mk-
erwore Ielt hoota and rubbere; Caldwell
were common overehoea over hoota It
ahonld be remembered here that evidence
waedrawaouteerly in the cue hummi-
dataherflowertxthathemwinthewoode
near the hodytrocks made by moecoeine or
overehoee. Detecti Murray had Barker
and Caldwell under uspicion at first and
hadnlmoot decided to arreat them when
Birchall diverted his attention.

Continuing, witneae eaid Barker and
Caldwell were woree of liquor. Their
buggy was muddy. Adam Oliver, living
eleven and hell miles north of Princeton
and tour milea from the epot where the
body lay, swore that two men called at hie
house either Tuesday or Wednesday mom-
Ing 0! that week at 3 o'clock and naked
the way to Princeton and said they were
:ufiy‘ing horses. He saw but one man, who

Two Partloe ot Hen Abroad.

“We want to get to Princeton,” and wit
no. concluded the other man was in their
rig, which woe standing at the gate. The
men need good language and did not swear.
It aeemcd evident that the defense was
trying to prove that two parties oi two
men were abroad that week, the party at
Mr. Oliver'e being pie-ant spoken and
the other holstrous, and that llenwell wee
one oi the two men whocallcd on Oliver.
The crown’e couneel, however, showed that
Oliver, in hie atatement at the inqueet,
aware the man heepoke to kept ewearlng
repeatedly.

a Good Witnes- roe Multan.

Samuel Stroda, of Princeton. eaw two
mathielatbe‘rl’: hotel at Princetonon
May, the y hetero the body wee
Mud. They were Barker and Caldwell,
and they told him they come item Drum-
ho. Heeworeheeaw the menonthoflov
nrday alt. the murder. and the traehe ot
twolnoale'adlng lromtheroadtowithlna
lawleotol where the hedywaeionnd.
Theyuarted iron: the math tnado by a
ligand backby enotherconreetotherlg.
Be wae on the coroner’e jury, and cloeely
examined the trash Heealdtheywere
grail-.11 made by Benwell'o booto,

looked eel! nadohy moceoelao. 3o
mldltwoaldhavo beea lmpoeeihle be
In to carry lab on weight over theialh
ea tree- and buttoned. He eald the
treekowerenotlreah oueeand wentwlth-
h {our leet oi the body.

Nevertheleee Ir. Ooler made him admit
that he was satisfied about the tracka eul-
Ielutly to elgn the vordla lmpllcatln
Iiirchall. Col. Carton,“ W awn:
thathenw Barkerand CaflwellatDaka’e
hotel. in Princeton, on Wednoaday or
Thunday euccoedlng the murder; he

Thedelonoeatthlepoln

t litre
unearth Male Feb. 16, klilod nenwell
“endowment demand

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thfllxo'mx, Sept. 21—11» provident
haaeent to the eenate the named
it Bord Grubb,
New J ereey, -
hie nominee few
the million to
, Boole. 'Mrfirubb
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' ’ the preeenti}
I Aficouheu. The
/preeldent haa
/ named Edwin E.

€0nger,‘ol Iowa,

our. 3. MDGRUBB. (or “In Win

mieeion. and the [allowing pootmaetera:
John ll Palmer, Weetport, Conn;
0. Burdick, Alfred Center, R. I;
H. Johuaon, Clayton, N. Y.;
Andrewe, Franklinville, N. Y.:

Woaley, Long Branch:

Keyport. x. .1; AM. nom'cxékmla, - ‘

Frank H. Button, Corry, Pa.

 

A YANKEE SCHOONER SEIZED.

The David Crockett in the Canadi-
Crnieer Critic's Clutcheo.

Haunx, N. 8., Sgt. 87.—A epeehl diev
patch lroln Charlottetown, P. F. 1., eaya:
The Amuiean tithing echooner David
CrocketthaabeeneeiaedatSonrielor vio-
lation of the iiaherleo law. The nature
wumadabycapt. Mackenzie, at the Do
minion cruiser Critic. The David Crockett
ie new in charge of a price crew. No por-
timlare have been received.

United Staten Consul General Frye he.
received a dispatch from the owners of the
David Crockett. Messrs. James 6. Tan k
Brother, of Glouceeter. Mane, taking him
to investigate the seizure. The Quail
general has telegraphed to the coneular
agent at Georgetown directing him toteka
charge of the caae.

 

 

Governor Bill Spoke Ania.

BUFFALO, Sept. 27.—Deepite the drlzalipg
rain emu people gathered at the Franklin—
ville' lair ground Friday and vig 7 ly
cheered Governor Hill, who deli a
epeeoh in which all reluence to polulce
wee earelully avoided. no governor re
viewed the life of the larmer and advocated
small larme. Next he preeented tho
Icheme outlined in his hot area-age lot
the improvement of country roodo. which
wee greatly appreciated and warme ap-
plauded by the large audience. In the
mere oi hie speech oi on We duration
thognvernor good uetorodly ehaled the
membere oi congru- and Filth avenue
larmera {or their lately manilutod inter-t
in agricultural all-ire. The governor“
made an appeal tor the o! all
dtlaene ia nearing thenlorcemoot o! the
ballot relorla law, and oireagly advocated
uaeo-plementthatotoaoyete- e! an
pnlaory voting.

A LII-two m “I.

Became, N. Y..8ept. atria-Item:
logtoeecapofrolnthe Monroe

inmate-.ielladbtaneeotn-ehlwtytot
and euetolned injurleo but which he
diedalewhouroalterwerd. lneonoway
tire. MeCandle-had ebbined pomeoatoa
olallle,and eawod two hereof the iron
gratingln thewindowol her room By
headlogtheluherhare ehe made—ape»
tnroiutlcpenoogh to admithorboiy.
Shotoeo her heddothlaglntoetrlogeaad
lormodarope of them. The wotnaowaa
atyeara old. and had been an inmate‘
the asylum elneo April, lull

 

lie-layer Weaver Dona.

Sept. ill—ltx-Meyor Hoary

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elty Friday alternooo. Mr. Weaver w-
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My all the fine flavor.
' This JaveCofice ie the re-
lt of our instructions to our
entire man, and a epecial eilort
on Ilia part to give no a light
meal. If you are a judge of
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“"1"- Wmem ,. annular-bio to well to change and compel-3
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‘mfldw u «on: you will want another like it.
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“ - “‘3 Also note the price, 34 comes
pound.

Dilhla & Ullllllflcl.
WA..92~ s

Buggies, Pheetene, Carriages,
Coaopleo, Spindles, etc.

bee. . olden“
”WM!!!”

During the embargo oi the were! ”I2
"l'allthwooluoched “wombat
inthe culloppe which. lollowod pore-mo
Ihoep eolrloolowae lahoad,and manyd
thebnetlochewerediuponod. Ono
Ahmed»! Ohio,bvying fronthe
“initialed laterally for hollow
tury,wiih and» m that lilac-eat
hie raree yieldedofleocedthirty-twom
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PI’ICoII to Suit All.

0.11 and See Them.

HENRY TILLY.

Swan ll Bushnell,

“I Waba- Ctroot.
(road lean. - mneuolrrmouu

he I tel. the “Wino".mg lite on,
lolle. Hole. have. liehee. Tin-o. lei Polo. oleo,
Liver. and ‘
lhiog an
3:. go lea

old
Brood

loveleg, yet weighing twenty-nee poodo
mother: its Sponieh progenitorrol’ ahol!
century hock.

InlflHhi-maniatw Sanctum
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Sew You. Prlcce.

Never Undrrmld.

Homer ll. llnyl

Removed

ll lonlwllin Strum

SOUTH Mill W i Mi.

llow Cabhgmo Ave 1m
With the tint long itl'lhml'lm cohleo W
difficulties were encountered In
through them a mutant of electriaty o! ‘1'
tlclent power to record the Irma-ago rapidly.
The methmis {or overcoming than Math

 

tieeand in one at present ore riewzrlbed ae (olr
lawn:

Kaye which, when dept-eaten, M p»
ltlve and negative m are amp‘aeyod at
the sending atolkm in connection with the
regulation battery. The current at the hat
tery (lees not 5m directly into the cable, bit
into n cnmithr. which paeeeo it into the»
marine line. ’ i. greatly imam theloree
of the current loud mee touted in
Kettering ground minute. The W
first employed in receiving mm waoo
reflecting galvanic-new. Upon the magnet
01 this instrument named a evuall and
mirror. A lamp inflated beloveihe m
and behindnarreeuinwhiehthue i av.-
tical ellz. Mao: light Waco.“
eliteetheneedleo med Iro- loli torlght
indieetedtothotroinodeyeao! the m
the letters in the mango WW

Bot thie method oi w.
loo-d to tax tho eyedght or the W .
vorely, aloe ywewevls oile- all.“
them aim it not totally blind.
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”out” Ball Malt;
. . . end else .
la l ma Ben I I'll: meg“ ‘nloe‘ m: hwm‘ ”u m." 3°“ ‘0‘

MPH! Gnr‘dl

receive much “rapidly tin With the old
Ieeh receiver—lit. liq-hue.

all

Y“. (MR GIT Till! AT

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S

 

 

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how 1 mp
ovbti

went the
“uteri want I. a

83 “’ashlngton Street.

hook. «I
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YOU WIN‘I' THE BEST GUUDS AT THE LOWEST PRICE.

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hole may hogblowavoefibm
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turporwhmehoro emporium! all!“ m
lion. Thivllydninent Ilbe ”WW"
tie/Iota are mu so yenvarl no.2; atom
to nerve! mmltmm'ymndl
over 80 yearn ~Ternato Mil.

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FINEST

RUNNER RESDR'I'

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LONG tenant) 80mm.

 

”2w ATTRACTIONS 'l‘llIS
smsuw.

SEA DDDD DD ALL KINDS.

First-Class Restaurant.

FINIDNS‘I‘IEN & INDBDL

I'ROPRI mus.

DUAL !
RUM I

Examine Our Stock

_. -AND-—-»—~

SECURE PRICES DEIDRE
PURCHASING.

——-WI ARI OIPKBING—

Grand lnducemenis

CASH fl BUYERS.

Raymund Bras.

.._. HALE'S
mm mm GINGER

le lam “area on wrong ea that which le oeoelly acid
were the eon.

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gun-M Inpplled hy m amn- we.

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One MIL—The Boat.
“0:3 fl' :3 M” I. hi. ‘ Examiner In ‘3ng Wwfi: '"
”53'?" . ‘ ‘ ”fifi‘fi‘fif’” eultedto nil
"agatemufmvl’:omptly. ' $231: 33:,“ gg'gltégz‘fm
oneness emu A. A. McLEAil’S earner we

53 “Comm M

Bennett & Busted,

28 lain 8L, So. Norwalk.

hats, Fish, (Imus,

Fruits, installer Poultry, lie

or All Kinda la rm: lieeaea.
AT WHOLESALE AND RElAlL

II. I. emu-r . I. B. m.
[15' DB. OWG'.

original Kidney and Liver Cure

crown Piaataro and Pllle.

‘l'hevaletheonl Wellnediuloneefor thoee
aflliexed with V: Dilute. Liver Complaint and
Unuary Anemone. Only MW in the
nor roan are the Originaland only Kidney

 

carriage RDDDSIIDI'I

65 NORTH MAIN STREET,

eon'rn nonwaut, . con.

 

llavlag titled up a

‘ Carriage Repository

AtGENonhIalneueehsnuthNorwelk. ideelreto
calltheatteeiion otlhe public to the line line I
havetooelectl’rom. Theee Wagonaereol thehmt
make. warrantedaod include the leading elylee oi

Burl-eye, Buggies, Phaetone.
Concorde. Spindles, Bond

 

Carts. Business Wazons,
$313" cm "m 'w m” m w ”m Grocery and Milk
C “in“;m‘ Wagons.
m “file'm'mgmm. CARRIAGE REPAIRING PROMPTLY
E073}; ATTENDEILTO.
Plnleted’e Drug- Store. A. A. MCI-EA".
um South Niki-Ii. iyl In

 

 

 

RRDDRDIRS IND MEAT-S

AT Till! 0!.” STA” 0P

THADDEUS GUYER,

(Succeeeor to 'l‘. Burr (layer a Son),

3 P R I N G- W O O D ,
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.

City People and it to their advantage to trade
with no.

GIVE Us A. TRIAL.

HEATERS-

We hue two new llcatere which we would be pieseedlio show to the public:

The VIDTDR and the NEW STANFDRD

We aleo have a large line ol’

RANGES,

BOTH sm‘ an» Pon'rABLc.
ESTIMATES GIVEN 0N PlJTilBlNG AND TIN WORK.

F. H. NASH 8‘ BBQ,

Cor. stain and West Streets. South Noe-walk.

 

 

a BRIDG EPCIRT.

W.B.HALL

ab 00.

AND'I'DED NDWDDILDINI} ADDED

PERFECT LIGHT AND VENTILATION.

2,700 FEET on some [mess GOODS.
E‘ALIJ S’l‘YIJES ALREAZIJXI.

NEW WEAVBS IN BLACK GOODS.
new uses or cononno confluence.
IIUNDREDS oi‘FRESII NOVELTIES

SUITS AND JACKETS.

ran “I ILIVATOB.

Ladiea’ Underwear.

Tat! Clit‘flll "AIRWAY.
adv. Gallero'e ileum Beltarleh'e Pattern. Dreee brill. he, in the Old lion-e.
”E... ’33. “mil.“fi'l; uwvutm'mlmcmnm ii.“ M
. eeer .
o hhadee and heroine la the low “that.

w. gimi-IALL .9. co.

'l'IIIl lIlIIlINll DURS'I'IDN

is what are you going to do for Fruit this fall and winter.
Reed this and you have the answer. We have purchased an
extreordinary stock of the finest quality and variety of

CANNED GOODS

and they have just begun to arrive. We anticipate on unpre-
cedented sale in this line, and we feel safe in eeyingk that the
price and quality will unit you, and if on do not I: e Fruits
in cane. we have them in glass. We . ve also just received
New Edam, Pine Apple and English Dairy Cheese. Thanking
you for peat favore, we are yourn‘cordlelly,

 

 

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Horse Buyers

 

3281’

field County. MIDI
wanting any kind at,“
Home, can be enitfoll
HERE. Allnoflel IOIJ ,
by this eetoh
are W

W.
III. I]. PARSONS.
upon + mu Fill

JOHN ll. FEIIIB,
mm mum in nun-em

DUAL AND NDDD

Brick, Lime. Cement.
Blue 81-0110. Ewe

Lehigh, Laehewenne, Loci-t
louutain. Franklin, and
Wilkeenerre Goals.

infill fir RUBBER PAINT

Yard ‘ foot of Washington and lut-
ahnll streete. Branch ofloe atfltiblli
Drug Store Mini

wmwu

rooms, mm,
PHILADELPHIA.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

'l'lte Tho-lemme Bea: II II.
World, u-lncn Cut, «.00.

The Dayton, l-t-lnoh Cal. “.5

music lieu. mm.

 

W. H. MEEKER & CO.

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SOLE AGENTS

 

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Flnrlla imam Elam.
Plumbing,
.Steam, and
Gee Fitting.
TM and Sheet Iron Work.
STOVES, RANGES.

AND TINW’ARE.
Inlmaieeglvenfor

Steam and Hot Air Heating.
momma:

79 willmuul STREET

L. H. DRYER

Walil'a re Palate «Incl-ea
Bronco; Ceaeh'Oolere
- and Var-teleo-

AR’I‘ISTS’ GOODQ.

a 09mm 1.: mo wooe ' tel
II or noaad woode, wilheotth .
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walla all ahadel.

ammo PARAOOII OOAOII V
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wet or turn whlte. ,

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Pointing, Paper Hanging
and Decorating.

 

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sun and Bolt liate. out no.

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