j llllllll'tlli it tutu.
‘ll'I' FOR
Holiday Photographs
‘ one“ run nose.
gHS North.
:Hllil HATSl
. Fall Styles.
In Ill gases one colors of
sun and Soft Hats. 'élllt flats.
Milli-1nd Cops, Ururh [this for men are
hon. Knish sol: list:- In: men cl
KNAPP’S,
91 =Washington St.
P‘l’flculur attention paid to
“flag, Cleaning and Ironing
Silk little :20
PiltltlllESS lllllllli.
If at in: to buy I Bulge tor your kitchen
this Idol: Index: the
Best and Lowest Price
“lion m. lhnve the exclusive ntenry for the
' (cltbrited
“Pnooness noses,»
MIthcmclrythc Sangutnck Iran ll'nrlu Co.
hyrpuitl Imngcmems with th to i can sell
tibial-Clots mine at the price or lighter and
mm. 1 torrent every me to be
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
tnthurovdandwitlrelnnd your money in are
of III, complaint Being made here you ran
Il'l’l get revoiu in In hour's time.
interstitial.
WM. PODMORE.
65 NORTH IAIN STREET-
soU'ru uoswatu. cons.
£1833
hflhdnnfl
NH Water Street, Ntrvali,
What”?! can (brain I good Lunch (or .1 mull
II- ind Ind anything in the line of Tempmnte
Drip". Lino hadqmm rr for
Sporting Goods, Fire Armsand Fishing
Tackle of All Descriptiorl,
1'0“!!!" with a lull line of Dog: Multelnw.
N0. 4 WATER STREET,
“b NOB'ALR.
meww . .. .
BOYQOTT
numnnnmun
mumdmunhma
FLOUR
hm rah-ca, Itt um paid, tar
liliaBal'ltllllll.
, t in an! the
“Warbler. “:3.
U,‘
mom-um...
nu» ma.
Ola-r. (“mm
W mm
fore less than 82.17.
cheap at till.
ought to see them.
people would call them cheap.
200 per piece. -
price.
Forms.
found in both stores.
Will ofier great bargaind in Jackets, consisting of Rooters,
Vest fronts and Jerseys, at prices which defy competition
Also a big drive in Rep Wrappers at illlnlll, never/sold be-
We shall otler this week a line of Ludies‘, Gttllls' and t hil
dreu’s Underwear very cheap. Ludies’ 65c Vest at 48c; a
child's gray mixed 350 vest at 250; gents’ scarlet Shirts and
Drawers tor $1.33, cheup at $1 7!.
Of course you have seen our Red Shirts .tud Drawers ut 69c,
We have u gents’ striped Shirt and Drawers that :m- a bar»
gain at 800, we shall give them u turn this wool; ut fitlv
You
We have lots of good Ulligllftlth' Milli: per yard; some
100 dozen more Hose, 6 pairs for 25c
200 more remnants of Carpet will be tillt’l’tttl this week at
You should not miss a chance to get u thirptt m the old
They will be sold only a few clays longer
Tin and Wooden were at. bottom prices.
very low. Agents for Butterick’s Putters and Hull’s Bazaar
We mean business this fall.
Liar-poi. Sweepers
Those goods will be
._... . 4..» ‘.__
SCOFIELD & HOYT
Norwalk and South Norwalk.
45
45
45
45
45
Tons run We rune is.
ISO ITS FRESHNESS.
45
45
45 North Main St.,
men, so am- PRA‘. 2 cures Pd“ 1‘“
CANS SALION pom TBA? CANNOT as new run 'rur; “over. «so 45
A vsntrrv overruns CASNBD Goons 1‘0) summons 1‘»: \tssrms.
one tones, we sue cosvrscuo. GIVES ssrtus sii'risrivrnw, its.
CAUSE we usvn x'r rnrsu noisren even wuss. Ttlrltlinl' lull!!—
tvs HAVE coon scrrsn r m .~ c m: rorxn.
Inn usva uU'rTsu rim it set EXCELLED run a» r i: l'.»l'\'
usvtt ovum mnusms TIIA'I‘ we WILL event: You u "an vor mm, 45
mun Inn ans IN.
MOORE & HARMAN,
45 45 45 4545 45 45 45 45 45 45 45
WHY‘AUGII'I‘ I T0 Bi? 'l‘llANKl’llL!
BEGAl'ai I CAN BUY AT
MOORE & HARMAN’S fig
TIIE VERY REST TEA IN THE CITY FOR 45 PETS PER I‘OK'ND
‘I'III FINEST SWEET CORN 1708 l c PER (‘\N.
' 45
45
5* LlD 3i t L‘AM‘ TO}! A-
'l “'0
45
W8
45
45
45
= 45
South horwalk. 45
454545454545454545454545
We luv»: two nr-tv flowers which we would be p sized to s l we r ) lht- all l.‘j
Tit lltllllt and [Ill NEW illittittt
We silo hsve I lIr-,.- line or
RAN ES,
BOTII new no you “no
lSTIllA'l‘ES GIVEN 03' Plilflllll 'ti .Hb in “Mill.
F. H. NASH
Cor. Halo and West Streets. South Nor-walk.
BROS;
OYSTERS
Norwailk Oysters
Thai have not been tlmtnl
list, (ltttttx, Gian, Salt Fish,
SCALLt)! ’8.
Pure Tame (IItIIp, Imported tiar-
dlrm, PIn Vermont lelr limp.
Imported "up”. Pickled up
tenuouemluudtlmlu
we! All Kimm~
one» only .52 norm-v“
-Hlllll'lillilllll
. lllllllllllllllll llllllll.
0-. ”Ir“ Ion.
Ind v Wmm~27nwntmu not.
ll.
hr: In
his.
fluent.“ Poultry I Specially.
mwlrwmm.
mm
“WW“.
l
lilllllllillml lllll Mitts
AT THE 0|.” STAN" 0|”
THADDEUS GUYE
(Success-or to 'l'. Burr (it-yer Ac til-mi.
S P R I N G 'W O O I) ,
ALL ORDERS I’RIMII’TIJ’ |"'Ill1l';l,o
City People and it to their advantage to trade
with on.
GIVE Us A TRIAL“
R.
Q
(lllAl l
llllAl l
Examine in Start
«mu-Jun»..-
SECURE PRICES BEFORE
PURCHASING.
WWW! “I OYIIRINH ~ --
Grand lnducements
. no.” this"
New ‘ fbrk, New“ Haven
and Hartford II. B.
. one»; 1:. u».
'l’lullls LIAVI not?" IOBWALK AI '01.-
IDWI: -
Ion I‘II I'oII A l ”slum-«pt ”Mill-Ln
summon he 91.. than. l::’tllc.7:55u. than,
no be ex . 9:0l rift! It. 20:]! u , um
lee. ex l’.l. 41:43 on. rm IC . tile: , 3:“ cc. to
urn-ford, exptou tron: onward. 1:85. «to ex .
5:0! to. to Ill-cutout, mm . about two r! . 6:44
It: TZMBL. Bill I: . was no" no: I III.. WI-ltllg-
ton upon. undue—‘5: B OX . {intention
P. [4" no. rat». out! w.
You In null A II «mm 6: can. 72:!)
10.. thence. ti: on: . tom ac rl 42:th u..
Wit: , handing: Jun-e, Ii: but: ,ozm"
i’ Ibex” 1.23m: ,tttl Ir. , 9:4! Io. It 01 Ad ex. Ind
It . 12.2fm I. I1. bond-yew? :8 no, the», I m ;
ROI: “pm
You Int-no Amt—filo I: . 916 cm. tool
at. P.I.~lttlflex , l (flex. luv: . 7 is £1.81]
no. Hitter" 1225: me:
Fort emu I'll'llil.” A at “$110 or tutti e1 ,
likflu: Pl —lv:09m . Iztzsr .735 rat J“ v. .
ll’D: (excel): tit-noisy mnr tux helluva Nm it “.1
Ind Spltmfl dd) n
Fol human A ll »»l.l:i er M1 Show rim-i
mandala (viI sruingd it!) lit? ex tviI hurt-
l
LB Vii NEW YORK,
P03801111: Sounut. A 31-601 use! It,
70in. delJlOlnc, llmeleDlIc. r20)
boo: ex P I—ldt): Ie.l0t) “.30! no.3!"
r113)“,totcx,-ttH-x.5wiexJinan“)!
u: Humanoid r1.llidlc.l2mlnidnl ntex.
undue—5m .c .739»ch am, millet right
direction ie'””ii'.i’i'i}it6iiif
nunnnr a satin“ nmsrott.
reflected 0(2wa 2|. mo
LEAVE 3011 I‘ll NURWALK All FOLLOW-‘2
For: Dmncnv. A 1-655 o-s. l‘. ll —12:l:3,
2:10. 53?. 5:36 iozt’, sundaye loom.,6:520m
Fol W Loos Point A. ll >6. Ive-5', mm
P. u.— :lo), 6:20. 6:22, 8: 5_ 10:30. mutiny-9:411
I in, :0”. In.
LEAVE XOR I\’ .\ LK,
I'm: DIustruv A. l—tHl, 9 it. P. M.—l2 ts,
‘2 m. 5216321103? alumina-930a 'u .657 pln.
Fun Sol"!!! Nomvux rum sums Pris-r A M.
-‘ 32,8“.1003 P n 4237, «to o t, sot, 947.
sand-yo—Brois. m , on: p in.
LE \\'8 I) tbllllltl'.
Fun For?“ Vortwrtu. A ".4331 7%. um.
i”- l’ tit—3:0 sou sutdnyr-80?.n.m.,5ub
p. in.
Main Lame.
LEAVE BHlD-‘HIPORT.
Port I’tr'rsnlw A H —205, “’1‘ ; moo, Ice ; l
:Itllt). mix: l2“) mix A M -«t:tl «x; tilt).K
through rue , ’7 45 acuitys~ 1' 3) n. ”1., mm}. '
:Gove . lily as far is Grc I Burlington
' 1.»? ”on 1a III ‘3 .‘auu Mill-Ti
' u H STWKI‘O“ m't a
K K Lion in"
r .\ Pu“... - . ._
. . l
out no annulus
lllllll llll'llllllil‘llllll Lilli
. r|___
..,., ,.y. .2 .u‘
South Norwalk %
------ l N i) »—--s—
Norwalk, Ct.
'I II it l'RUI'nLIBRS
on or mnu a. nun
l
l
l
l
I
Wit: cute Pier 2. Burt Rim rBeektnnu Sindhi
New \urh. It 5 p to, saturnaya hill}! to)
l’night nfuvcd from To no I'll p In i
lteiurmr-g b at! trig“: Sorw It; It 7. p I“ ,lIitl,
Sim h hit-twill: M (1: t) p m 1
Freight tuk-‘Il from and rrrwvrtl tor Ill phln'll M l
the Ullllblll’} n-ul Sorwutk ntnl slit-pm: Ital r ut'r i
M lly natured tales.
lpxm app} ration longer“:- be t'it- of Ni rwllk .
md Mfr chub.- mlnt rur pp (I t lozs u' Intent.
mollrn‘ift New York will- \Nl' lly ‘
‘rt‘ll permits 3 l' t'mhul trunng our of thrl
employer! of ibcboot-ol tbn yine on urn u t M»
the-outn- time-r. i-t’.
FU NITURE. j
GREAT BARGAINS.
DAVID avowl
l
"0. MAIN 5T24EET.
Ui' H'l'rllfla. ‘
Willi. Miiillll to.
PLUMBING,
Tit antliittt llllll Wart,
Hot Air Heating,
Stoves and Ranges.
l‘olv- v-grrln for all 0! the:
Button innate tuft Specialties
50 South lluiu Street,
GOIF‘I‘II HQDIIVVAIJK. - (3033.
route a. undid
rimamniul [hull Outer lb Ill hills"
Gilli. lllll llflllll
Erick, Limo. content
«Sine Stone. Etc.
benign, LIcIInnnI. locum
Innate. I‘mllln, and
Without" their.
hut in RUBBER Pilltl
Yard IomufWflldngurooodflm
film. Weller “when
ting 4m». mu
. rungs
l Discontent the skin nmi Blood urn cur-wt to}
, A. A. llloLEltll’
illittlli lilPtlill'ltllll.
65,N0ll'lll MAIN STREET,
son'l'll NGIWAIJS, - CONN.
llmux lined up It
Carriage Repository
M m North It!) liner, it nth Nor-nth. I duke to
all lhc Ittentton or the pnntu: to the the line I
have to lieu-ct from. Thin-e WIgonA are or the bail
make, narrated and include lh' trading style. of
Hurreys, Buggies, l'hnetons.
Concorde, Spindles. Road
(tarts. Business Wagons,
Grocery and lllilh
Wagons.
CARRIAGE REPAIRING PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO.
A. A. McLEAN.
jyl m
iii-worm wisntmou
Second Session of the Fifty-
first Congress.
’I'II! PRESIDENTS MESliMlB READ.
Tho BuIlnm 'I’lllt Wlll Claim the ugly
lltor'l Attention Between the Present
Tune and limit [lo—Tho Republican:
Will Work llanl for the Lodge! lllll.
Wrisnmnrox, Dec. l.-—'l'tic second new
nlon of the Fifty-first congress begun It
noon todny. At precisely 12 o'clock Vice
President Morton in the senate and
Speaker Reed in the house of representa-
tives called these two bodies to order. The
roll was then called, and three new mem-
bers sworn in Whitelow, in place of
“'ulker, of Missouri; Hayes, the successor
of Conger, of Iowa, lllltl Piudur, who has
been elected to the vacancy occasioned by
the death of Millenof New York. Mr.
Ilrechiuridge, of Arkansas, also had to be
resworn. ’
The IIIIIIneM Before Congremt.
This session has much important busi-
ness before it, u very smnll proportion of
Which will likely be disposed of before its
expiration at noon on Murch 4. There are
the , uppropriatiou bills without
USE DB. Cl‘blfl'fi,
original Kidney and Liver tun
Crown Plan": and Ptllu.
Thevuethe onl Sula Remedies to use 'or that:
adhered I'l'll Brim t's Dim. Liver t‘omplamt and
Urinary Atfecmm Only tho-c prep-trad in the
DI" Pour In! the Original and the out): Kidney
and him (.‘nro that writ restore you to lr-rht'l
health.
All mtef Use
1). II. II. 3.
Craig Medicine Cm. l'ussuic. .V. J.
Eat.» X1:
Plalsted‘s Drug Store.
South Nonrllk.
Coughs. Colds. lnlldema, Sronchttls,
"carnelian. Whooping Con h, Croup,
Sore real. Asthma. and cucry in.“ 0.! of tr.‘
"Hall, Lungs and Chest including Consumption
Speedy and prrumneriL l'scd for fifty yurs.
‘ "tries, Humans.
Scrofnlrt. Eczema. Hal! Rheum nnrl all
FOWLE'S FILE and NEWER 0335.
pt t'wn
it: t“ ' ’ "‘ .
Sillioildlll’tl hittiitlllt
it Murray St, ltew York City.
Steel Skein Farm Wagons,
Farm Carts, Railroad Carts
Road Carts, Utility Darts.
Clipper Wagons, Easy Riders
Buggies, Phaetons, Surreys,
Spindle Wagons,
Top and No Top Delivery
Wagons, Mill: Wagons.
will to plant to knly brain at Cancun,
They Ire the articles that will [one
you. Our Wagon. have I worl -wide
“put-lion n to quality. Ityle Ind finish.
None Superior. Street Sprinklers. We
have the but Street Sprinklers in the
«’orld. Also have the newest Ind but
rural llilh Wagon! in New York. '
10h
Seeing is Believing.”
an
And the Netti ‘ r
ever made. like A La:-
din'n of old. “.I‘ -
derlullumpl" [\ 3 .nm
Ibmvluti l)’ mmc
nlpluhh t- m l v:.
break-Mr. . . |
(W!!! (I clear, mm,
built-int“ I» lr:- ‘ I
of N5 m ' '
I’urcr fin'. is ‘3' . 4/
lh:mr,-;l.,‘t - \‘
l‘igiu r In . t ‘
l‘lf'f'? i. ‘ i .
(illicit H. .l...»., l»
‘1', - 5‘ ,
Ll
And with it Haw - .,
rill-r‘v,.lrl’"tl’l w, ,:
nodrmbtnu up at I
nor annoyance 0!
null trimming. l
v.1 zmrll.
.l A” l." nwratmg.
e no ' tantrums”
rim! it never
ml rcnelvoirn»
lain laugh roll wt - “.v.’ . 1. r., With cen-
m-l rail, it in nllmrluu .y mrloreulnble.
lnt‘utnlifitflhr In 3..
only two yearn oil I',- r n' I .a million I]
My“ lump. lit mo. It mt: .tl '»l(rUI‘7I)IIlIIp to
melt. Inch q ‘KIIl'lt: u t-‘u‘n. Indeed it to.
lav lumen mnywzm r : it 1.. 1m may to, but
the "koclicntcr" c3 l. .t r it forever We
make ”£11,000 or ‘3. vortvtim, "origin
end Tabla Lump-t. l m: I- 1. b'.::’y, Van In
Plano Lampl Hr" y kl'wlu l l'mnre, Por—
lll.ll'l.BfD”, Niel. .l tizldl 1.x k V» rough! Iron.
All the lamp riceTrr for it. Look for the
ll’ldbmfllk Itnmp: "not in . rim-:9 " e
hm'lthernut 4 Roch-ctr. r r u the style you
VIII“. will no tom store in bear. Icnd to us
for free lithium tuml reduced
rteallfll Ind we will Lot and mm! you any
IImpuiely It, on non, right to your «or.
M” '31]. LAMP (30..
4t! run Pluto. New York.
”mammal cum Um IMP-stale.
W Lenin aim iii ".3le
Iloh
00L”, SILVER, NICKEL
MI I" kind- ot Outlined
PLATING
Done It
49 Water Street, Stilt llurrall
AWN“ ”snowmen-um.
oped-hypo“ of teln- manm
m
taro-amulet! lul- not truncation.
W’ Ml! Mien. V09. ctr. mm.
rim. III urn-m aspirin-g Ion.
trawl“, .:
no ”trimmer"
which the business of the government
would be suspended st. least in port, and
the reupportionment bill which has us
yet received consideration in neither
house, but which the Republicans in both
houses have said must be passed at this
session. Then there are muny measures
of importance on the calendars which
have missed one house and are therefore
half through the legislative journey.
lull» That Are Half “'ay Through.
The most important of tbcae is the fed‘
erol elections bill which paused the house
at the tint session, mid which was resisted
in the sensu- bv the Democrats so firmly
that it \vns necessary for the Republicans
toagree ton postponement of its consid-
eration in order to bring about the passage
of the tariff bill and tin adjournment. of
the first session. 'iitrre are also on the
calendar of the senate the national bunk-
nrptcy bill which is being pushed by the
representatives of the commercial conven-
tion; t'lie bill to transit-r the revenue mu-
ritie service from [ill' trvusury to the navy
department, which W?!) debuted nt some
length during,' the tin: scrub)“: the bill to
discontinue flier-littugst‘ ut' the St and 83
gold pieces, tutti the (.‘ongrr lurtl bill.
These measures have ptlssmi the house.
On the house cnlendur un- Illl‘ mlmidy and
shipping hills which have pu-swl the sen-
ttle. A number of other lllt’ithtil't‘s‘ of great.
importance are on the Cfllt'li'lilra of both
houses which have received limit action in
neither.
The Federal Elections Hill.
The Republicans in the senate are
pledged to the passage of the federal e1ec~
lions bill, but it is a question in the minds
of some whether it i» possible to pass it
against the ob-trnctivt- lin"ll(‘$ of the Dem-
ocrats, and tin-u the tpits‘lloli is raised
whether there is :my party necessity forils
pussuge, now that the elections for the
Fifty-second (‘Ullgi'l‘Ns un- over. The Re
publicun senators will probably hold it
caucus during the week to determine what.
into bedorm There has as yet been no
consultation of the Republicun leaders on
this point. -
The I’enitlent'n Mei-page “end.
The first day of the session this princi-
pally devoted to the receipt. of the presi~
dent's message. which was read at length
in each house It is not unlikely that to-
mormw the lions» t'lllllllllilt‘l‘ oil uppropri~
lions will be ready to l't‘pul‘l. one or more
of the Annual appropriation bills. The
pension bill and the fortification bill will
be the first to come up for cumirlerutiou.
What will be tlune In push the opprepriu
lion bills forwnrii will be. determined in
caucus The Republican caucus has also
to determine upon it pmttuuster {or the
house, the other having been declared vu~
cunt It. the close of the first session.
Seen-tar! Nublo'l Report.
“’Asrttxtmvx. ”cc. 1 ’l‘twuununl report
of the secretary of the interior is given out
tmluy. It shows limit the “Will” lumls of
the l'nitml Stun-n, rxt'lttdu- of tliow in
Alzi.~l.u. ut prrwn' extend over L'Nl,':ltl,$til
urn-n, of “'llll‘ll '.'~i T?‘..’.t.’t‘t urt' ulrruilv will"
wvetl. .\l:uku t-outuiw. 377.3110 square
miles, or I’witt,.'r.".t,t'1ttt m'n- -, of which not
more than Lilli :tt'li‘ti tnzobi-rn entered.
Ill rcuurd to [It‘llfilul‘ , lw suys: “The up.
pmpriatiou fur iii» in. mm year i-. serum,-
76], but such has l't't‘n tlu- grout number
«it pt'll‘ltlllhr" lllltlt‘tl to thi- lit-ti by \IM'('l“l
llt'l-t of emigre“ and the energetic work of
the bun-nu tlmt :i tlt'fil‘tl‘tlt‘y nppropriution
will be rripitml. tlu: mnouut of which can
not yet. be accurately united."
The Taking of UN I‘m-Mu.
,Htt-r slumitlt‘, \a ll ii .i great tank tlictuL
itlgnf them-mm vm. tln- u-irvtur)‘ my»:
"Thin l‘l’llhtl" \llll, l‘ lr- in in ‘ttll, lu- fntltltl
to lu-n‘littlllt'. in my limit llu‘w llrl' llt)
error» in ii \mnlri lu‘ n. niriim tor it more
than will be up“ mi ml um “tll‘ll Work.
But lhniw who is: «l t... :nvm [will will) it
M‘t‘lltmo- \vli-i lll'ill tln beginning; imvll
rndcnvorrtl tutti-trill ii the arr-m body
«(our pruplv tun rimtv Ill \1t'b it " ’l‘lttt
mu rvtttry duos int tltltil. tlw piwnnl llol’
mun ln\\- -l;ut.3il lw Change-l. t- .giutlli-Mtul
the prult'uit-uu oi l’rv—tilvnt Vl'nntlrnllmul
other prominent Mormons,
Tim \u-ulmt Journal Attached.
“(Arum “it i “In“? lll'tlitlll ill. “ll",
lirnntus l tn'irvttn. William K \l'ebnter.
ll. il. linnlitwr nmt tunrgt- P} Hill. of
Netti-m. Luv:- qmmul tlilqlt‘llllll'lllntll $5,111)
With to it" pint mt ttpwi tltvl property of Tltt‘
Newton .l- rml tll :H'lintiu of tort, mu] a
keep r “it‘s pm in theme of tlu- office, The
emiw Hi this .wtium in nu nrtit-iu- which up»
penml in the [ltlllltfl‘llt'ln'ltl'z tlwt the above
pemnm omen-ll into n trmle whereby it Mr.
Price wu- to revolve llu‘ ltepulrltrnn unm-
luntinn for tnuynr.
.4'
7‘ ”Mllgrlrul (‘Il-vgylnlfll.
llstuvnx. K :4. tier. l."”’rll0 Itcv.
Brown, in chnrge n! the Epil‘t't‘tpfll church
ll. Mltltllvtnwtr. it‘l‘lllllllNl ii. ll. King, it
diviuity Nllltlt’ltl,ltlt the. Aurmwlistrnln
heron-c Kim nut. nu his but. Kinn’n unite
wen broken and built of his eyes were
blackened. The I'm- llrml“ mu covered with
blood from King’s wounds. and there wan
extreme indignation among the pmngen.
The RM. ll .1 "my, who was a pouring"
on the train, will report. the occurrence to
Bishop t '0" rt nay.
“oiling I!" 0“ "one.
Wmummm. Dec. l.—»Mrn. "Ir-rim
left the city iii-turd” for lutliInIpoliI to
he til-sent turn week. On her return It.
will lieutmmpInlod by Hrs. McKee and
the children, and It. rim-u Illlu.
It". Melte- will n-nt- It moon-entire
melon mutt of the with with ll:
mots.
a mg or cum. cams. '
The Eye“!!! Not Barbell, I’ll You Beu-
Ilolll. Ibo 0011“!“qu Hm
Wssuutu'rozr. Dee. Lw'l‘ho Innunl re-
port of the civil service commission vriu
nude public todIy, and states that the
classified service has grown so In to include
at present more than 30,000. Considerable
space is devoted: to the question of re-
mnvals in the elIlelied service for partisan
reasons, and figures are given which show
thatduring the first year of Mr. Cleve
land’s administration between 7 Ind 8 per
cent. of the appointments made during the
previous administration were removed or
resigned, and of these who came into de-
partmentul service through civil service
examinations during Mr. Cleveland’s ad-
ministration, it little more than 8 per wot.
were retrieved or resigned during the first
year of the present administration.
Commenting on this ditference of bare-
ly one~bnlf of l per cent. in removals
during tbetlrst year of the opposing ad-
ministrations, the commission says: “It is
so small that it. may be entirely disre—
garded, for it is likely to have arisen from
other than political causes. When only 8
per cent. of the appointees of one adminis-
tration are separated from the seviee dur-
ing the first. year of n succeeding adminis-
tration, it is safe to say tint political con-
siderations have practically disappeared
as factors in making removals in the
classified service of the departments at
“hashing '. . Doubtless in a. force of 8,000
employes. . .iere changes are continually
being made, some of these changes are
made for improper reasons, but this is
this of any system and of any business,
public or private."
In the customs Ind postal services, the
result is less satisfactory. “Comparing"
the report says, “the percentages of re-
movals in the classified service in each
postollice with the number of removals
made in the unclussltied and excepted
places, the difference is astonishing. DJ
one case the percentage ranges (mm 3 to
28; in the other from 46 to over 90, and the
average is about seven times as great.
among those cmployes not. protected by
the low as it is among (lithe who are pro-
tected by the luw.
“It would be dimcult to advance any or—
gumeut which would show more conclu'
sively the good ett’ect that the law has in
preventingiu the classified service clean
sweeps and removals for political pur-
poses' The portions of the civil service
law interdictiug political assessments, the
report says, have not entirely stopped the
evil, but have undoubtedly much abated it.
Of the general result of the operation of
the civil service law, the report says: "Act-
ual experience for seven years lius shown
that it produces on the whole a better gov-
ernmental mlriiiuistrntiou thou does the
putronage system, and it immeasurably
boners the tone of political life by making
the mass of government cmployes simply
public servants and not adherents of the
party in power, organized into disciplined
bodies for it.» support. and straining every
effort to secure llh continuance and su—
premncy."
A NEW LEASE OF LIFE.
\Voml‘s I‘Zlcuztrucutlon Postponed . The
Japunene Murderer “'ill “a Son.
Stxu 51x0. N. Y.. Dru. l.-The execution
of \Vootl, the colored murderer, which was
to have occurred during the coming week,
has been postponed. The next execution
under the electrocution system will be
that of Jugigo, the Japanese. whose case
was recently decided by the supreme court
of the l'uited Stutes, and who was token
to New York for rcseutcum today. War
den Brush determined the question o‘f
\Voml's immediate lute yesterday by noti-
fying the jurors null witnesses who had
been summoned that they would not be
needed. As the law requires that the wit.
nesses shall have three day‘s' notice, it
would not be possiblt' to execute Wood be-
fore the middle of the week even it the
warden believed that the appeal to the sin
pvt-me court oi the I'uited States did not.
not. as n stuy of execution. Who the wit.
trusses wurc to have been the warden
wpuld not any. and It is likely (but their
IIEIIIII‘!‘ will not be umde public when the
execution «moors, lL‘i they have risked the
warden not to reveal them.
“'ut'dt-n Brush believes that the citation
for him to appear belon- tlu- ~.upremc
court of the l nth-ll States in .lunuury lifts
:uiistuy of execution lt “th in his be-
lief llml be notified the \‘t'llllr‘irlt‘s who
were summoned tho! they Would not. be
needed. The \vtirtlt-u in mi interview lust.
evening mid: “It Ht't‘lltH in nu- tliut I would
be placed Ill u very :ill-unl pmttion if I
“’l'lltlo \\'ushiun.;tnu in January and up-
peurcil before the supri-un- court to show
cause u by l ‘tlllnlll'l nut t‘f‘t‘l'llll' u mun who
litul :tln-mly been lilllf'll. ill-sides, it would
be the bright ut’ cruelty to kill \l‘ood now,
as his luttyvr infornwtl him yesterday that
lie “Tia sole for in trust. two months. I
should think tluit in this emergency some
Muti- trlllt't'l‘ who incompetent should grunt.
a stay or u reprieve to settle the question
definitely, There will be in conference of
ntrttc mvl fwleml tillit'miei hero tomorrow
to consider the mutter. lloWi-ver, l f‘l'lull‘tl
tbc nppi-ul am it ”my. 'l'hv uppitul in the
Jugigu (use was regurtled by the court.» and
bythn district uttnrnny In it ntuy, tllltl on
act-(mm o! than. hlli)’ they did not cull him
clown for t'rwiitc-nn- ut tln- ttmv Wood was
called. liM’i‘itt‘i tutti“ lltt‘t upprul "till”.
act int n Hlil)‘. Iftiw li'tlt'l’fll lnw conflicts
with the ntutc law, 1 Mlmttmtl m: must. be
governed by thu- ledvt‘ul lttw.n
Juitigo mil prnbublv lm llht‘t lllt'll ubout
Jun. l. Wood's vii-u- “ ill not come before
the Mtprt-rm- court at the United ritutim for
I umuth. mu! IL will be u ”mull: utter the
declnmu n! that murt in rrtttb'rml beforelia
cnu ba- I’V‘t'tlll‘tl.
,\ “Divide-I”! Dragnet-r.
HI. in! l'v. live. t The lit-v. Simon P.
Alltlrt-wl. .iu mlm'utml ntul distinguished
divine. in. i-tr mx your» been pn-«tor of
the 1‘. rural ilupttut, llu- uriutut‘rulit' negro
I'llllri‘ll Lt tl. .. ritv A your new lie-drew
from the lamb tumln brimming lo the
church in the llllllllllll of urnrly :‘tljtttu, tum.
lnutlwnlgnnttmt of tlw church clerk to
check» Saturday he wus mnvivtu-d of
hurry and sentenced to live your» in the
penitentiary.
A Maturity Aguln-l "ll “'mru-n.
Kingston; .\‘. l’., llvc. 1. ill sixty
charges comprising tlw {tint-unit district
Methodist. vault-retire. tilt-vain time n-
pnt’tetl in l’nsidittz lit-tn Alfred tin-m» oi
the vote taken in I heir wept-rt iro (filllll’l'llt'!
on llll'qllPtl but of llw ll’lllllthl'll of women
to the gemwtl wufrrmu-u. ’l‘lu- rrwtrlt mu
m for null Till mutimt. Tlli' llllll' rr-rrmluv
int; churn“ not heard from at all will not
materiully silent the mull.
"I! Agllnol the Rnlgltk of labor.
NEW leli. Dec. l. w‘l‘lwdelegatin- in the
GentrIl Labor Federation have prnrts‘rrtllr
decided to inaugurate n uy-taiiintlvwnr
fore entrust the Knight» ut tnlmr. he-
eInIc, ttlonld, the latter threatened to
W the Browm’. PI r llInttl-rn' Iml
Mined «elm. llIted with the
And Jealousy‘Drove Her to At-
tempt Suicide.
Tunv nnr .ltlAl'il IN A HOSPITAL
“he (Stung to [Inn Iromledly Until 8!"
Blur lllrn lt'umll‘mg the Hand of III-
Nnm. Then Bought a Hotel and Hm
I le Shirl.
NEW YORK. Dec. l.—A handsome young
woman, dressed in a neat, Close lilting III“
of half mourning, stepped off strain of the
Suburban Elevated railroad no the Om
Hundred and Thirtyveighth amt, 3mm
last night. and begun nervously to fumble
in the folds of her (innit. A moment later
she whipped out n revolver, and pointing
it toward her left breast. she fired. She
was carried into the station house Ind l
cull sent torun umbulunre from the Harlem
hospital. The young woman remained con-
scious, but when plied with questions as
to who she was and the reasons for It
tempting to end her life, would only state
that her name was Mrs Martha loose.
She was taken to the hospital and plotted
in word No. 4. In word No. 3 her husband
was sitting up reading the paper.
She Married n Forget.
It soon become noised about the hospital
that a pretty woman had shot. herself, and
that her husband was in the hospital, too.
He heard these whisperiugs and muttered
to himself, “It is Martha.” Loom I’ll
right, and after B time I doctor told him
of the serious nature of the wound” in his
wife’s breast. The woman had only been
married five months, but in that time her
husband had been sent to the penitentiary
for three months, and when he recovemd
his freedom he had gone to the hospitIl.
She had visited him faithfully, had quor-
reled with him on Saturday night, and ac-
cording to his story, had become jealous.
lie is a forget with a. bad record.
Lust Jilly be persuaded Martha Crow,
whom he bud known for some time, to
marry him. Without the knowledge of
her relatives slit.- accompanied him to the
house of the Rev. Dr. Parker, on East. Fil-
tieth street, and they were married. They
had only been married u few days when
Losee was arrested and Martha learned
that she had married a forger. She re.
fused to get a divorce and Visited her hus-
band almost daily in the hospital.
He Was Holding a Nurse's Hands.
When she came in Saturday night she
saw a nurse sitting on Losee's bed and he
was holding her hands. Her face flushed
at- the sight and she had some words with
her husband. She stuid at home yester-
duy morning. but. according to her mothv
er. noted us if she were sick and com-
plained of “dizzy turns" in her head.
After dinner she went out.
This was before 4 o’clock. Her move-
ments during the next two hours are not
known. She evidently came down town
and procured the revolver, for she had not
kept. one in the house. It. was new and Ind
been fully charged. The mother of the
young woumn believes the girl was not in
her right mind when she fired the shot.
When the young wife discovered that she
woe in a room adjoining that of her hus—
band she seemed thoroughly satisfied, 5nd
told the surgeon that she wanted to live.
When spoken to about her jealousy she re-
fused to answer, and crop when her mother
asked her why she shot herself she buried
her head in the pillow and wept.
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The Pun-American Sin-:rrrmhip Company.\
GALVESTUN, 'l‘vx . tn-i- l ._ The PIn-
American steamship iim, plying between
Galveston and South American ports in
the banana and general fruit business, has
been established with n mpuul of mutt),-
CU). The principal sin killilili-rs reside in
Chicago, Dumbo. Dunn-r, Kansas City,
Des Monies, 'l'opehu uml Hutu-don. The
principal others of Illt‘ romping. .tre located
in(lulvealoxnuntl so-verul vessels will be
engaged in the tnuie by the curly part of
189]. Several cargoes of bananas have
been discharged here recently and the
greater part put on the extra for Denver,
Pueblo, Suit Luke, Ogden and other cities.
August llrlmnuth Funeral.
erwt’otzr. it. l, “or l.~—’l‘ho body of
August llvlmunt urrivctl here Saturday
evening illlll remuim-«l during the night in
the Belmont Memorial chapel in Island
cemetery. wlm-b was built by Mr. Belmont.
A few yours ":0. Httmlny morning the
burial tlf't‘lll’l‘t‘tl. utter very brief service in
the chapel. There were present. halides
Mrs. ll-lmuut uutl berthrremms whocama
on with the I'l‘llllllll‘. Muyor Congenital!
and the few cottuxt-ra who live still here.
The body wnai interred in the family lot,
where lie his son and daughter. The mom—
bem of the lumily returned to New York
by apt-vial tmnt uml tmin
Wont I'urnrll tn Ill-ll".
l’llll..\lIl-ll‘lll,\, Hm t “A resolution
wmt mloptml by the l’urnvll brunch of the
[rush Nttlionztl l-vnnm- Smitluy culling upon
Mr. l’urttl'll to retiri- from the leadership
of the lri~h party nmt the mint”? was
directed in tilt-grittili the resolution to
Minter». llillott nml tl'lirtt‘ii, who ‘1‘ In
Uliltmutt, uutl In tlu- lriqh lender. to
London This lmttlrlt n our of the old.“
in till-t'nltlttr) unit has lu't'ti reaurded Ill
um; of the rum! important
They Harm-curt \lr. Puma“.
l'unvttrtvzm r1. It. i, lie-a l. The execu-
Ill‘Pr'nmmilltt'uf tlwr'mvnt Dillmi-U'Brlon
tit-munstntinn lmw rut-l ll ’l'ht- l’reemnn’l
Journal. llublm. “lilo-t utivnmmmlttnot’
recent dermmirutlnn tn vnvnyh unite in
supp-moi l'urrwll, thiul together." A
disputt‘r I.“ :tl-m bruit until 'l'. I'. GI“.
Illl’llllK',‘ ul purliunwttt. in New VOILIP‘
proving. of .\lr. tJ‘I'nun-lr'a lrller in Th.
Chicago Inn-i (tn-mm utul uniting in sup
port of l'rlrlll'll,
“outlier lrt-llrnltonfi.
The, :vr-ntlwr promises to but annually
fnlr uml r-«ilxln
liar-let t-urnhy.
The “Hill I‘ tmm tit" Hermon
"ml. in, 'ul 1 Hit”!!! ‘ m1»! tt'lilllfl). Factor
is, therefore, litr- t'ut . t5 m l’n-emvel’ or futi-
val u! the "ah-Hr!" t1 m ..; l’liri-t.
llsli nnmuuf Hm .tm |~ probably ulnrile from
that. oi the 'l‘mtlnmv erbium (intern, nr Em-
trw, whom fwtlval w‘rivrrc-l nlmut Ilia! Mmt‘
little ml thn mleltmttmi ul Hunter, The time
ufr‘elelirntim; the fr-vtiv ll Wm n subject. which
gnvn view In livnlnl m.- -;. mm m the prlmi
tin» Christina rlmrulu ., The question or“
fully "Ull‘l'l'lml and finally settle-l ill the
"timed of Xm- iti .‘i'l’nl It, for the whole
church. by adopting tlu» ml» which make!
Banter ilnv lh" lint, .‘l-Itrvla; rafter the Int
full moon after March “it t‘ommrmly inputt-
imr, it in the ’llrd Humtuy utter the first full
mum If!" tin 11m rruwa rho ltm_"-~Kt
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