SATISTIAS IS STAINS.
HolidayPhologi-aphs
IIATS. I
Fall Styles.
. In sll patios and colors or
Still slid Soft flats, Silk Hats.
Mounts sndCaps,0ruahIlslrforrncnnno
MI. Din lrlssoftllstclormcnnt
KNAPP’S,
91 Wasiilgtoo St.
Particular attention paid to
l-‘lel'tg, Cleaning and lronlng45
VII“! Bats. n29
TllflllBESS Run.
as olng to buy s Range for your kitchen
this "m sudgvrsnth iii 0
Best and Lowest Price 45
esllounie. Ihavc the exclusive ngency for the
(debuted
“ PROGRESS RANGE,"
nods sthome by the Murdoch Iron Works Co.
and hyipecisi smngementn pith th in I can set
“burst—clue article at the price or lighter and
”Hanna. lwsrrsnt every oretobe
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
Inthswcrid, sndvrillrslnnd your money in sse
of any moi-int Being made here you our
aim-get repairs in an hour": time.
Instill RANGE
WM. PODMORE.
6510311! IAIN STREET.
nears coma nonwziurmonn.
Art Ythutll?
It In, roll at
No.4 Water Street, Nirvali,
Where cannot-in s good Lunch (Or it amsll
In Ind cvrrythinr in the line or Temperance
hints. Also hesdqusriers for
Sporting Goods, Fire Arms and Fishing
Tackle oi All Description,
What with a full line of Dog ledlcinu.
N0. 4 WATER STREET,
HOB'ALK.
BOYCOTT
unmnnnnnn
hhnhnuhmn
FLOUR
To your raldsoes, sit cw psid, tor
' ~ $6.65llBtllltl,S.ll.II.
usn- mum to iron can for the
W Probes my. not.
JACOB M. LAYTON,
STIIFIElll
and will purchase immediately.
price can always be found at
SCOFIELD__
TO
-& IIll
For a new line of
HilllIlAY EflflllS llllll. FllIlS
Also a new line of
CLOAKS, WRAPS AND JACKETS.
W“.—
'1' AKE ' NOTICE
That Mr SCOFIELD, senior member of the firm oi Scoiicld
& Hoyt, will be in New York city on Tuesday and Friday of
each week hereafter, to take advantage of any changes in the
market, and will also receive orders for any goods not in stock
T’S
The best goods tor the lowest
85 HOYT’S.
45
45
T038 IOII I01: PER CAN.
45
45
45
1136 [1'3 FRESHNESS.
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22 MOORE &
255 North Main St,
NICE. SWEET ”EA“. 2 CANS FUR 25c
CANS SALMON FOR 25c THAT CANNUI‘ BB BEAT POI! Till! MOVKY. AND 45
A VARIETY OF (YI'IIER CANNED GOODS T00 NUMEROUS To MENTION.
OUR (OFFER, WE ARE CONVISCED,
CAUSE WI HAVE IT FRESH ROASTED EVERY WEEK. THERHIIY INSUR—
WE HAVE GOOD BUTTER Pull 2c PAIR POUND,
AND HAVE BUTTER THAT H 1501‘ FXCELLED POI! :ltlo PHI PUUS
IIAVB 0mm BARGAINS THAT WE WILL OFFER YOU \I HEN YOU CsLL. 45
003"! "“0 “93 IN.
45 45 45 4545454545 45 45 45 45
wnv AUGII'I‘ 1 T0 or; TIIANKFUL? 3g
BECAUSE I CAN BUY AT
3 MOORE & HARMAN’ S 45
THE VERY BEST "A IN Till CITY YOII 4B CENT-i Pail POI'ND.
THE FINDS? BWKII'I' CORN 1'03 1!: PER (‘ ill.
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RAN
HEATERS-
We have tvro new Hunters which we would ho praise! to show to tho: 1 nh'im
Till TISTIIII All Ill NEW STAMFIIRI]
We siso have is large line or
GES
Born cm as» Foursome.
XSTIMATES GIVEN 0N PLIYIBING AM) I'll; wollli'.
F. H. NASH 8r BRO.,
Cor. Main and West Streets. South Nor-walk,
lillllllllllliS AND MEATS
AT THE OLD STAND 0P
THADDEUS GUYER,
(Successor to 'l'. Burr Guyertsom,
SPRING-WOOD,
ALL ORDERS I’BOMI’TLY FILLED.
Olty People and It to their advantage to trade
with us.
GIVE US A TRIAL.
OYSIERS.
Norwall: Oysters
'l'hsthsrssotmlostsd.
milliliters, Giant, silt Fill,
SCALLOPS,
Parr Tunis (Isis-p, Imported llsr-
dlm Pure Verna-t Isplr llyrsp,
Imported (inns. Pickled by»
ten “Orleans-ed til-sis
-—-sf All Kllbr" ~
DID!!! DELIVERED PMPTLV
.... IIIINT Si ZEIIIIIII
“W” rumour nun
Ono “yr—ml“.
Blunt-or I-
U 8 mt
"It so Illa.
Olen II“ lib film
M. can
we I: 2: Mm" g...“
was.“
"unlit-nu Positrytspscislty.
WMVWW.
mm
II Wows-lieu.
Gilli I
llllll. I
Examine Illl‘ Still
mum”-
SECURE PRICES BKFHRI n... n...
PURCHASING.
WWI ARI ("MING -> ~—
Grand inducements
CASEBUYERS.
__A'Illllll IIl'lS.
_ ,3!
Harper's logdnlns.
ILLUSTRATED.
lrlrbdmosfosthsurlos.
who.” umbrella ‘s
Wan-hi"
Waller can
In the number sud vsrlily of lilnslntod pow
suit our r articles on “blow c! “not inmost us
well so in the nnrivsllsd dist-cm or In short w r-
pocms sic . srpnr’ it Its! sine will urolinnslo
llinlsln ihsi slslidutl or rut-lime Ior which it
baboon so long di-tingnhhcd.
Harper’s weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.
Duper s Wenkl hunevcr tilled to justify it»:
this as "Jourm or I lylliznioo." and it Its! done
'0 IIIIl s con-ism. rigsrd monitored pus-lull tic- cl
unlulorrs sin! n higm standard 0! srli<rlc and
iii unlicroe It icons humor-hid on import-
snmseol the world‘s recs. sud presents s
record. (qully trusurolthy sud interesting, of the
notsbls cull s. pawns ind uhwveincnts of our
E5
times.
epcclsl supplements will be continued in mm
Thry sill be him" iclcnrlhc. nr brie. historical
criticsl. topographicnl or nncrlpnva an occasion
may demand, ind villi croilnuu to deserve the
hcsuy wiumendsuoo uh ch its: been bestowed on
pill muo- hy the r you and Hi" no he no 3 'sm-
lly journal. Ilsrpwr' s Weeniy writ u hcrch fore be
suited Ii h a villa regard for the llllnllilri that
its sale sud welcome villi!!! tu wary homo.
Harper’s Bazar.
I LLUST RAT E i‘).
I] 's llszsr III s journal for the home. Giving
the latest in l‘ornmlor. is to imrd In the fublous.
its numeral" iiinsirsliou iuhi in plum. sod pat-
tern-sheet. Inpdcc cuts on: indispcn-shlc slim to
the home dress-hint" and the t rotation-i nudists
No expcme is spsred in making Ill artist csttrscuve-
nrirso the highest order. he clover short s'orinv.
psrlor plays. sud lhooghtlnl ecu - a truly sll mics
sud its lsrl. page rs famous ss s Grip! of wit sud
hnlni r. In its weekly tuna cv erJIhiivg lo irclndcd
which isoi' internal to women boring 891 Avon
R tlrmsbon will tulle a series of articles on ' 1 he
Home nifortnblo, " Julie: 0 mm wrl t. (at tI
"Ra-nil" lying," and no lo ere-ling ruccc rion or
pspcrs "Joann in Mt and Ill-tiny" i-np ybly
lllustrslrll wil he innit-hid b
The renal stories will If' by
Thorns» hardy
Harper’sYonng People
Tb ml’ to Child
'nl cr lies lit LIIItI
\h I“. Us’l‘lld'l Ell Wli Eli! Y.
The twcillh mun-col II r'u Young P9 pie
begins on Novemberd 159) h- ucsi m. mint
Comprehcislve sickly in the sorhi Irr voun-r Mo.
on poecurs s rich him or me ive prcg hmmc Ix
Idiotiihth: will be"(1nmpm.«.tm: .s fiery oi the
Plains. by Kim Munro Merl vf Ir II " u
romance, by II ward I 'yic with rl trams ion- by the.
so her fly rig nil Farm" by ~lr p is wort;
"The Moon Princc' ' by it. K Mnuuiurck; and
' Yellow" 0,: " by unit- broil-run Kim. In dd lion
in thus» Iv. it rtslr. there will be five oi: mu; in mm
or three part- by Thomas Morn l’mc, Hjilui-r
Mjirlhfl yen-n Edvrm Lure-tier “you r tunic!
Prom.” 590m rd \lnry E Wt kins Non Perry
and others. Shir i Muriel, sud all. ole.- cu r-ci no.
history lfoWI. :dvnr tun: gsmu and swr r. lib
hurdrcdino thusustimisif the highest comic er
will render llsrpcr' a honor a pa ’hl’ lfl9l urirrvni
hd nan miscellany or the he-r reading [or boys nv d
giro.
"The ice: weekly publication {or young poop r in
rxi-lencc I i:- idmi With 5 rupilmi our and
wertlon. and imtrncti 11 art! 1 minnow-ii! nrc
minted in its pate! in put lhl' right p; Olvortlors m
5cspzlvn c ihc minds: «' who young arc is! he -nrm .
tlmclodcvc-lpthcir tbius'l gp 'w r." N. Y. .4,
mt’rl‘
TERMS: Postage Prepsltlysg Per Icnr
\'ul. Xil brglll s November 4. l890
\olmfl Ylll \ snd XI of Hurpcr‘s You I:
P2111: notion in clam all i b rent by mail punter (-
p i i on rec: p? of 13 50c ch iheo her vclntnus
sr- out o .iint
tpeci“ on copy rich! on ramp! of a two rent
hump
single I "min us live (ems each
HARPER’S PERIODICALS.
PM .Your:
IIARI‘J R'slBA/AR.
llAitVKi't ~l MA vAZINiI.
IIARPKR‘ WK“ ELY .. .. ..
HARPER'E “in; PP. lPi.i§ . . .. .2
Postage free in ii subscriber: :n th: United
states Harrods not H. rim
1hr Volcmzoo 1hr Burr brainy-uh the tint
number lnrdonary or (och )cur “hen to line i-
motioned, Iubsulpl'un will begin . Iih illc non.-
bc rut-rem st timcol receipt of order
Bound vulumm of llsryr‘r'p flair rr for [' rm- H‘ll‘sl
humid rim! (loh bind in: will Il‘imrl' by mm,
wing Ill 0, or by rxpri-ss "or: or rnp-im‘tuo—
Vidi-il [to ln- 2hr. docs not one d llIll: do’lir per
volume). I-r 37 ii) prr H; mm-
Mirth r was tor carh votnmo. ‘IIIIIDIv {or b tiling
will he rent by mail p is: put on ltrtt' pr or 3H»
each
In mliiu. we shv ii d ho made iy I‘mt ulIlcc Mom 5:
Order or I r it to arm! limrc u! Iii-H
Newspapers we on r to m y this mvcrtl-(nirnlI
wl bout the apron- on. tr n! IIM’p r a Bro: he s
Adda-an ii \Ri’llit a llflilTlIoii.‘ A York
III N PAINT.
thitl‘lilliY‘S mm l
Silli'l‘ll sou“ ALK rout.
IIIIIISIIIIIITII WIIIIIII'
Oysters fresh from "w surround.
In. waters server! In every
VOR
’I‘BB
All Wl'lllw'l‘lla All!
lluporlutlvo. Iii and (lent. l‘unry
Import-l, the“lloss" Iinnvspo-
lls Flour, at $660. $6.,llil and
$6. 80, pllr ”bl-9 II- 0- 1’
Wow—-
We srs Insular—hm for Malamusod wlisi‘s
mr lstrrsst is your lovrrnt. Woes» dozen mod
sniirlys on neck Ilotm I uh Prices m»-
ciao
-.... w .. ,. . .
Wrists-citing lsrn quintiilnol the «Minted
(.‘snsul (lands at clots In!" Net
(noon 0 Holman? A rum-son .IIII'IQI’IMM
III-It'd"); mils pound. Inhalers Mon. to cents
poo .
A Mum's is In: D lsvsnt'muty Dslry [lousy
uncultivated ism-posting“ hours:
11¢:sz Bulletin prvn' l
on hummus-"y
ascent-spout tint WWI-timwm
pesos
”W
Minimum-nil
Intrins- Ilss trl t‘slltmls
minim.»
MOO-—
CIias. E. Sfllmflll,
mom m
hlkrliy. A
ssd french hum.
ill Trimmed Hat: and Barnett
Which ”moaning st extremely low wires.
Illa-troll Trimmed Btu: Velvet Toqnes and
'I’iirhsns, lorulerpr L5
lilacs l. rivet Hits bdurilolly irimrrud with
Feather-M and Jet. 55, timely no
Blllcssck yer ,ulmrnd with mulch Feath-
ers .rum 2-! up
This Is s boos Ida rslc Indies vi ill do poll to
all but: re purchasing elsewhere.
AIRS. II. FAWAETT,
3 WATER. STREET.
S ”It W A L It . CON N.
sffilcrune
DISSOIVBII and Removed by Medicine
Only' No Instruments.
Address PHYSICIAN,
Bux mi. r-irovmlzrcs. air. out In
[ISIS DB. CBAIO'S
original IIIIIABY Alli Lilli tut
They sic lbeonl Ssh- Remedies to use ‘or those
sllllc ed with Bri.‘ i‘a Disease Live Common” sou
Urinary All‘ccrium iluly thou: prepared in lhr
our man on: (hr llriglrmlnrul [Ill-(inly iii-lln‘y
uni Liver i'orc rimt ml: roemn. you to p I’IlCI
“mm Al Ladies Us“:
ll. B. R. s .
l'mlir .llvrllcim- i‘v.. Particle. \ l.
on. A) .ar
Plaisted’s Drug Share.
5.1mm Nut from
c p‘ll
Coughs. Colds, influenza. Bronchlils.
timeouts. Whooping Cough, Group,
hrozri. Asihms and c m mflimm cl II] c
‘Ihml. lungs amlllhesi imluchntz Consumption
Speedy andp: HYiilJl‘it zit. Irzd in: tiéty )Lc‘Js-
FILES, I'IUMOI'IIS,~
fir'rofuln. Eczema. Halt Rheum and nil
Iliunaesnt the .‘Mu and Blood lire cur- d ti,
FQWLE'S PALE and HLIP‘CIil CURE.
1.: 6m
Sillillliti liltlllillll.
8i Murray St, the York City.
Steel Skein Farm Wagons,
Farm Carts, Railroad Carts
Road Carts, Utility Carts.
Clipper Wagons, Easy Riders,
Buggies, Phantom, Surreys,
Spindle Wagons,
Top and No Top Delivery
Wagons, Milk Wagons.
Til ta glow! is acrdy Denim ul Cannot,
They are the articles that will icon:
you Our Wagons have s wori Wide
rcputstion Is to quality, style and lint.‘
None Superior Street Sprinklers We
hsve the but Street Syrinlrirrs in the
.Iorld. Also have the nearest and has!
rural Milk Wagons rri N:w York. r
ll f-lui
Seeing is Belicvmg
cvcrmnde, IlkcAi
din'n of old, ":i
derlulllmp'" AI.
absolutely ump-
oxploalv. rand I. u-
brfllkthlo. in? .» .i
was a flour. null,
rrilinntu lute ll, :3!
of his or .1 “rm-g
Print and I‘rhgillur
I‘i'm zlsliplu, not
than cirtlrr l
more (Lurrlii t. .-
ntlicrl ’I but i.i.r. I it
"'I'hci \ who ster.”
And with it then: it L'l 1.03123“:
nollmilz r’iimmga, riolli flli;_, iiothatlng,
noclimbmg up of the “9.11?! no “lantrnms'
nor annoyance of u i; is: l, rind it never
need: lriirmiln Ila in up 1 lml reservoir-i
bcin tough roi rd scan in: [run with con-
irsl r-fi ltls nhsntmrzy unbreakable,
snd ss mfr am nu nm a- Min.
Only {in yearsoid and n r Inn million of
Mrulamyt. in Mr. It in mt ll ‘ «GOOD lam to
rnsiir such s lrlling smru indeed i is
[or [strips may come will it. we may 0 but
“is "Rochester” a" an on forcifcr We
mshs overs. Ono rm. c vnnrilm tlsngln
Ind ‘I’Ibio I nmrs I u Niel. Sr itiy, Vm so
Pinon Lumps rvrvy 'iIlitI.l \ Ilronn. Por-
cslsioJIr-n, "lirktI 2. mil irAAL W relight Iron.
Au the lsmp dca'vr [or it. Look for the
undo-mark stamp: ‘ l'un lm llf'l'l‘ll ' If he
hun'tthsrwml r Roch: ricr . ml the style you
rant. or" no Ism slurs it our. send to us
for firs illnntrstc minim ; :r: land reduced
ricl-lls‘ll Ind we w it box rind rend you sny
Ismpss “I! I: express, right to y our door.
use": LAMP (0..
m“ Pork “zoo. It" "York.
Manor»! MW:
MMMW lamp tum to [In Worm.
no smell.
swam
GOLD. SIIIVI'III, NIi‘ lil‘l.
Ami nil kinds 0! llnyrlirml
PLATING
DIM sl
it Water Street, Sllll Narrall
Asylum Mslmfluloulm.
my roll: of lsbio m Mulching us
(Insulation.
38 Wsshlngton Street.
We! sultan! ”In?!
Iaas-Ilmm mm 0'”
m D0! A'I' comm ~
”it 1.10110! “Alum.” "1’
’WELE~¥E sucks.
Strengthening His Stand by
Delaying a Decision;
III) MAI RETIRE TRIPORABILY
It Is Said That an llortto Compromise
the Dlfllculty Will Bo Hula Tod-v.
Porn-II Is Working Ilsrrl and Backed
by Molly Stuck Friends. "“
LONDOX, Dec. 3,—The Telegraph is not
alone in its opinion that there is a hood
dos! of "unconstions humor" about. the
proceedings of the Irlllli members in their
quarrel over the leadership. It is plain
that at present a msjorlty exists against
Mr. Parnell. “Why, then.” many risk, “do
not the majority settle the matter by a
simple vote, instead of cringiug before Mr.
Parnell and allowing him to preside over
abody which is discussing his case, and
not only to preside but to show the most
outrageous unfairness in presiding.” Good
parlirnuentnrinns say that it would be per-
fectly regular for the members opposed to
Mr. Parnell to meet by themselves and
vote him out of the leadership, if they cou-
siitutc a majority of the party. The reason
this is not done. however, is that it would
have the appearance of irregularity. no
matter how regular it might really be, and
this fact. would be used in Mr. Parnell’s
favor among the more ignorant portions
of the Irish constituencies. And it must
berernerubercd that no matter what the
meetings in London may decide, the final
decision rests with the l ish people. Par-
nell does not care what 0 present mem-
bers do in his case.
l’rsnicli’s Great Advantage.
Even it every one of his present oppo-
nents should return to his support he
would seek to retire them to private life
by an adverse vote of their constituents,
and have li new set of representatives
elected In his interest. Both sides, there-
fore, are sticklers tor regularity, and are
“speaking for buncombo" in oil that they
do. The meetings of tilt: lrisli trieriibers
are governed by the rules oi the house of
commons, which do not provide for any
appeal from the doctsious of the chair.
This gives .\ir. Parnell an immense od-
vantnge over his cuerriics so long as he re-
tains thecbuir, and lie retains the choir
now simply because it has been customary
for him to occupy it, and ll. izicciilig of
Irish members without Parnell in tiret‘imlr
would easily be misinterpreted in Ireland.
it looks as it" Mr. Parnell would be able to
keep thediscussiou oi his (use dragging
iiiong until he bus secured the favorable
expressions oi opinion w irich iii- in waking
from n majority of the Irish i its: inten-
cies.
Anti-Pnrnelliteo Slugger-oil.
A goodly batch of those inilornoulcuis
came in by telegraph yesterday. Ililll‘II to
the trepidation oi the “rebels," and the re
motor country districts. where Mr Par
hell's influence is naturally stronger than
evcuiu the cities. have not IK‘LzliII to be
heard from. The unti-Purnellltcs iii’c also
' staggered by the fact that the more expe-
rienced leaders on both sides of the house
seem to have no confidence in their MIL"
0355. Harcourt on the one band and Bath
four on the other have both privately ex-
pressed the opinion that Parnell will nIti~
rriately triumph; that lie \vili Chrrv the
people with him and ell: u: c all serious op-
position in the ranks.
Successful Fight for IN'IAI)‘.
At yesterday‘s meeting Parnell and his
friends continued their battle for delay so
very successfully that all hope of settling
the question during the day was aha“.
dolled. During the progress of the after-
noon's session A sharp controversy urose
between the rrierribers present concerning
the use of cubic dispatches for the purpose
of influencing the minds of the American
deli-gates. Mn Kenny admitted having
cabled his own views on the questions at
isout-lo iii-i msn colleagues in America.
Mr. U'Kril)‘ rim-lurid ililit \vlmtmrr the
notion oi the illl‘t'ililiz tonight might be,
the question would not be (It't‘IlIt‘lI tit
Westminster 'l‘lii-docisiori ought not to
be burned. it tvzis host to give the country
tinio-lo think. Mr. Nolan's iillioiidlriclii
tlliil. IIH‘ qriw‘tioir In: postponed to a futuri'
mot-tint; at Dublin was, however. rejected
by ii vote (if :1! In 44. Mr. A. il‘i‘ourior (Iii-
vised .\lr. Parnell in \VliIliIriIW. :is it was
impossible for liull henceforth to lie the
louder. Mr. Jordan. oi (flare, ill‘(‘il<‘:’lI Mr.
Parnell of sacrificing [Ilt‘ -' use oi the no—
tion to his histamine pro“ rind Illiflflhit.‘
ambition. Ar o p. In. the meeting :uljourii-
ed for one hour. In tilt-course oi t'm- xiii-ct
inr; .\Ii' Pruitt-ll lilturki-il Mr. Barry and.
otlwrs for sending culilcnrnnia lo Ann-rim
and trying to influence the delegates tin-re.
’I'lromlss Brnlon'u Deleon.
Mr. Sexton rr-plii-il that he had revolved
ricoin-grnm from Mr ll‘i'oniior request
lug him toglvo Illa wow» nil IIH‘ situation
and livilld not Il'r‘I liliii ilo- llll‘i‘t‘ incl 0!
distance on! IrIi-il Illlil to rcl‘uui- llu~ rv-qucni.
lie tlierofun- I ltIlIl‘tI .\li-, il‘l'oiirior. iniorui-
lng III!" that is inuyurity faivoml .\Zr Par
nt‘ll'r; ri-tireiririii III‘ illriIit'i'L'ilIlir‘Ii liml
if the envoys mm up} way to hlippnri the
majority substantial llli’lillllili" would be
serum!
('01. Solon Mill {Hill .\li Ft'xiull ought
to withdraw tlii-i Mpiiw-«ioii of npurion
from the ti-lcxrulrl. [or iii: mint now see
that utiliiiiuiity does not loilmv {ruin the
American deli-gator. voting against. Mr
I‘m-mill. ‘
Mr. 'I‘. Ilralym What's sll this IIIM’IISMOD
.lroiit‘I It RN'IIH to be another ‘pii-iji‘ of
pure (limirtlltllnn
Mr. Parnell Thai. is s mmt ill‘luil'ilt
still iliiportirieut tllhl'l’vniillil. tl‘ln-i-rw A
Mr. Hurry fliit'flipli'li to npl‘flk Ilill Mr.
PIHIPII ordered him to .«it down
Mr, W. limlmonil it .my liillllt’ll m-ro
sent to the III'Il‘flIilf'H' in a‘llll'fll'flllu tho
”mu nnonrli "Ill" llllLillI to imvu been
given. I lio-lir that tho ll'II'lZI'lIlll from III“
drlrimlmi mm read by vermin lrivlr Illelllr
hers in on English club, and was rfliy'fl‘t‘tl
will) i‘Ill‘lli’“, If Mr Plum-ll N to hello
ml, in lion's iiariw drpuso him without
making it a matter of rlierrlnu in tin l-Zn
gl‘mh club.
All [innit-lit Alllnurr Nnnonn'y.
M. J. Kr-miy ilrviliroil that it would lio
impossible to obtain borne ride without
rm alliance with an English party He
strongly objected to lllllml'tlllllliilllt Irish
lniemtslo suypnrlivulor man. He had
little hope for the lrivh pony it it depended
upon the rlinirnmii to sure them from
thoohlcsnhry of soy English statesman.
The Irish looked in their mprmnlltlvrs
to parliament, not to Mr. Parnell, for out
ration. Xavier Brown said they had had
littlcleodcrship from Mr. Parnell in re—
esnt yslirn After the divorce suit he
(Brown) hsri come to the «inclusion tbs:
Ir. Powell’s eontirinsnte in the leader
ship would in so lntolrrsblc disgrace.
Hr. II. Ilsrrington~Why didn’t you as;
so st. tins time? This might to ho stopped.
Ir. Pundit-aim him go on.
llr. (Yttrium bitterly rsprns’chcd Itr
Mollmhisconmlo msldwths
Howard» lntorvliiw. There were sum
rstorto from Mr. Parrot-It’s supporters.
Hr. Parnell himself denied that be had
said that Mr. Gladstone was false. Mr.
O’Brien concluded: “I leave you (Parnell)
to convince tlié Irish people of the hOuosty
of your part in timi grove mutter. ”
Mal-y Friends Lott.
Mr. Parnell called for n divisiou on Mr.
Nolan's amendment. The minority, vot-
ing {or the amendment was rrrode up all
follows; J. P. Nolan.Joseph Nolan, Blane,
Byrue, Cor-bet, (Ilsiicy, Campbell. Dalton,
Fitzgerald, E. Harrington. Hayden, W.
McDonald, J. liuutly McCarthy, Harris.
McKeuuo, iiliiliony, MoguiroJohn O’Con-
uor, O'llsiilon, tfil'Kclly, Parnell, Richard
Power, Quinn, .1. ill Redmond, W. II. Hedv
mood, l-lliiol, (Yonwiiy, J. iv‘. Kenny and
Leamy. Messrs. Carew, Gilliooly, P.
O'Brien. lealiy, liolor and Malian were ob
sent. Mr. l’nriwll declared himself more
than satisfied.
The Post says: The result of the division
on Mr. Nolan’s amendment allows that the
mixed nature of the telegrams from Ire»
land and America is responsible for the
protracted debates of the Nationalists.
Mr. I’urncll’s considerable minority leaves
him still the only certain and recognized
leader with tiny ascertained following.
The Daily News says: The result of the
division is significant, but not satisfactory.
Mr. I’urm-ll may propose every town in
Ireland “*5 a substitute for the rejected
Dublin in order to gain time. H the ma-
jority really mean business and are pre-
pared to cooperate with the Liberals, they
ought to insist on it decisive vote without
delay.
\"I‘he'l‘irues says: Mr. Parnell may stave
off the lino] division ioru long time. He
will command a compact minority and re-
main president of the league. We are by
no means inclined to underrate his strength
or its consequences. This event will re-
store his old popularity with the extrem-
ists in Ireland itiid America, who hove al-
ways supplied the funds, rind who will re-
joice at his severance from the English
Parnell May lit-tire Temporarily.
.\II. (II lint-5'. one ol’ Mr l’arncll's sup-
porters, will submit a resolution today
suggesting H conrprnnliso. It. is reported
that. he will propose (but Mr Parnell terri-
porlir'ily retire.
llzrrcoiirt Backs McCarthy.
Sir William Harcourt. writes confirming
Mr. Justin .‘ilci'zirtliy's stzitcrricnt at. the
Nationalist mow-ting as to the result of the
recent interview between those two geuA
tleiricn. He says he lIiI not. regard Mr
Powell's proposals as practical. lie told
Mr. .\lo(,':irtliyllmt tire (‘lliiliiiluil of >Q‘L'K’i'Cy
was ilitllIllllss‘iIlIt‘. .\ (iocllliwnt accept-
ing this pl‘i’iziilitliri could be of no value
to Mr. Parnrii or any one else unless it
were made known. Besides, he did not
attach any liriportnncc to Sir. l’nruell's
pledge oi secrecy. The statements of Mr.
Parnell in relation in his tilarcoiirt‘s)
View: and conduct. were unworthy of no-
tir‘r‘ :irirl nppmcil to truth.
Suspense Ill Chinsgo.
Clii‘Mr-I, IIl‘i'. :l.—Ilzirrington has had
numerous iivli ices from London and states
that their general purport is to the ctfect
that I‘nrde is pinyin: ii \‘vlliiilil: grime.
Even Dillon and O'Brien liiimit the way
Parnell bundles the conicrcnr-l- has greatly
improved his prospects, lllllI thlit it is not
unlikely he will win, Harrington has re-
ceived inhibit-gram from John Redmond
and Mr. ”Kelly reading as follows: "If
youwuut to save Parnell and the kink
parliamentary party come here at once.”
Mr. Harrington is in u state of doubt {is
to what he ought to do. lie said to :1 It.“
"irlar: “l have not yet dcridul what I
shall do. 1 null not rclurm home at once.
I Will rennin with my colleagues here to
see if \\'t' cannot go zilli'fld unil finish the
grout work we imvee in hand."
They Will Continue Their Tour.
The Irish envoys will proceed with their
tour today :i“ originally mapped out. no-
less Inter lichIJplllCl’liS make it imperative
for them to return in London with the
least possllili- drlriy. This decision \‘i.l~
reached :it :i r-ozilrrcnw last evening.
It was the tumultuous opinion that the
mission oi the delegation Wu.“ ill behalf oi
the Irihil «- lli L'L‘llifi‘lli rind of tlici-vicb
rrltt-rlzirilry in particular, l‘lillii-r than in
behalf of tiny [llll’fll‘iliiil‘ man or Inuit-1', and
that then-torn :i. .1 natural supp-vii... the
rnovenn-nt might not I-l Aw .‘lIIirWi-II i-l sul-
ier Illl lll'i'ulllil of iIlt‘ t'VI‘illlL: iriilu'ug‘im
abroad. Dillon and O'Brien Will probably
rt‘liilllil ill lb.- i'lIy for :l mupli- of days in
order to lu- iii I'Iiml'(‘Uliilllliill(‘llilull with
Justin .\lr"':irtlry, but iiilIl'hil lill‘l'l' is n lllli'
il'i‘lili (‘Il.ll|‘_{l‘ in the \llllallllii they will fill»
iii iIli'Il' l‘lig'lfll'fllcui in St. Louis on Sun-
duy night. This illlil li dwid-‘vl, tivo lucid
ilt‘l's of iilt‘ iii-Icgziimri culled :itlvlitioii Ill
local licuspuprl' publications. purporting;
to Ili‘ liilcrt‘wW‘ v. ltii til. m, but llur htfnli
lliclli‘tvi Much the} tIleIlli'tiy repudiate.
l'limil-lrizution iIll‘Ii lhhill’lI :1 card bromi-
irig no lirlxtium and {also all alleged inter-
view-i ivlih lili‘iil.
AIIH‘
The} All “dull I'llnwll.
Ill l:l.i\, IIV'I.’ ii The National
mm in regular \Vi't‘hl)‘ rim-ting .u tlil-i city
yi-utc-rllny. 'I‘Ilt‘ proceeding-l “.‘n' of :l
stormy r Illil‘iii'ii‘l’ \l'lictl ill» minim of
SA'xtmi rind IIF‘EII)’ were nicrllionml by tho
awoken they “'l‘l‘t' ‘Jfrl‘l‘il'li iiitli bisects
AIHIKI'INUH A I‘lnil‘iii spew-i il wrisrriule
ilylllei-lm‘irriizui iii (.ivor of Mr. l’nrncll
A resolution in“ MllH'l'tI lrv st l’mlminut
member and ‘it'i’flillIfI‘lI by ll l'ntlmliv priest.
cnlliril: upon thr- pmpiv ol lrolxliril to come
trilliosiippori of Mr I'lll‘ilt‘II 'l'livrostr
liiiiori \\ i4 ( .irriiul ‘illiilllll .i il‘iwrritlrig
VUil' llw lvlrulii- lirzim hunt I' rilllnnilon
linvn lrlvrzraplicd \lr i' illlll‘llllt‘ that he
must choosn Ilt‘fm'fn tlionilurnniivo of ro-
siuniiiir his will. in pnrlimrwiit or support-
lrm .\Ir. Porno". The lumrvl of uuurrliml“
sit Alilwyll'h. Qllvr-liurminly, linvo derided
lowland by Mr l’orrivll. .\i lizitlir-nrumrk
:iiuli'lilli II’VIIID', ('ork county, lhv Sill inrml
long-il-liriiiwiim llnvi- [tamed rmolutionn
Arliglio
ind-mung the position :i-miriiwl l”, ,‘lr_
l’nrnv-ll.
'I'Iiry TIrNI Lytms "ill.
"\liillllill. ”or. fl. Jimmy lmiiN. 0!
Hinton. Hum ti member of tho 'l'lw Allen
gang ill .‘Ww York. has been wutvun-«I to
twoyi-nr» iii limit! prison by Judge I'l’i‘il“
tice, oi lin-srrpri-nii- rourl. lvr u urine of
which he om mm fitted in will .\i that
time he vunpril from prison liv Ill'llllllK a
lull omc‘ini 'l'liorlatv attorney-i lmvo kept
the cone alive over iillf’l‘, rind hymn lilililly
tit-ml oi pursuit [ill-I Il'lri’l‘lllIPtllI trinwll.
Arr Insurer-«In! I'll-ls for Lint.
St,“ Yuma. llw. .l The indictment.
against .‘Irs. [Cm Ilatiilltoii, rimming Ill'l'
with conspirm 3', mm reronmmmlwl for dis
misrml by the district IIIltrl'nPy. liq-violins
that the change could not Irv pmvrn new
thst Mr. Hamilton uni-dull. .IillII{i' Mar
tins railroad to ntitertsin the motion until
be but evidence to show this. flint! of tort-
To Strik- (Dnt Tantra" lumps.
Corrmno N IL. Doc .3. Tho hours
jorlicim committee have unanimously
rotor! to recommend that the names at
mty- two monitors-4m
Morals
radish nmmrm its
idiot tbs
FilT RE OF E
He Will Have More to 58!
About Legislation.
THE BIG ALLIANCE CONVENTION.
President Polk Outlines tho Pulley 0! III.
Farmers. and Say» Congress Most. 00..
Hoover to the People or no, Will Go.
Nearer to Congress.
OCALA. Fin, Dec. 5!. vaout 1,23» persons
attended the meeting of the National
Farmers’ Alliance last evening. Chilt-
mun Rogers introduced President Polk.
who delivered his annual address. He
said in part: "Profmiudly impressed with
the magnitude of this great revolution tor
reform, involving issues momentous slid
stupendous in their character, as aflecting
the present and future wcilare of the
people, the public mind is naturally di-
rected to this meeting with anxious inter-
act, if not solicitudemnd you cannot be
nnmindlul of the importance and responsi-
bility tlml attach to your action."
Degradation of the American Farmer.
He then congratulated the alliance on
its achievements, and, reviewing thicausos
of agricultural depression, declared that
it was an anomaly to the student of in-
dustrial progress.
"Retrogression in American agricult-
ure," he said, “means national decay, and
powerful and promising us is this giant
republic, yet its power and glory touch not
the degradation of the American former."
The alarm incident to centralization of the
money power and upbiiilding of monopo-
lies ivas then pointed out, and both polit-
ical parties were condemned for forcing
and encouraging this condition. He urged
that additional organizers be sent. at once
to Oregon, Washington, Ohio, New York,
New Jersey and other states.
' 1n..- National Maoist-ire.
Among the recommendations was one
that. .m orgnnizatiori be formed to be
known n.»- tlie Notional Legislature, com-
posed oi iiit'. [rational president and the
presidents of all state alliances. their duty
being to look after legislative reforms do,
mended by the alliance, both in state log-
islatiou and congress. lie deprecated sec-
tionalism, rind closed with an eloquent np‘
pool (or national harmony,
llotli Eyes on Congress.
In relation to the political action of the
alliance. he said that while the order is po-
litical, it cannot be [lfllziiSaIl or sectional in
its action. In support of this declaration
he pointed to the record of the alliance in
the recent popular election, and particu-
larly to tIIt‘ noble and patriotic bearing of
the llrothcrlnmd in Kansas and South Caro-
lina. In regard to the record of the alli-
once during the past year, and especially
with reference to the legislation demanded
by it, Sir. Polk declared that congress had
persistently ignored all of their proposi—
tions, notably in the case of the measure
known as the siibvtrcasury bill. “Con-
gress," he said, "must come nearer to the
people orlliey will get nearer to congress."
TIM: Alliance's Future Policy.
In outlining the future policy of the al-
liance President Polk said that it. will do
mnnd the restoration of silver to all the
rights and qualities of legal tender which
gold possesses. the issuance of government“
currency direct to the people, equalization
of taxes, prohibition oi ulien ownership of
land, ownership and control of transporta-
tion lines by the governrrienl, limit of pub
lic revenues to the economic administra-
tion of the government. graduated toxw
tion of incomes and the e-lr-uéun of United
States senators I))'1Iil‘r:i'i, \'llI.t' of the people.
The conduct of Dr. .‘vIfiiCUllL‘, editor of
The National licomlirint, is llkoly’ to be
investigated, and may provcli bombshell
on the :l»lilicr.'itioris of the ailldhce.
Bentley's I’litlure Wu Sui lined.
Sr,“ Yulou, I’V'i'. 3i.~—.\l| lituiclilriimt has
been iislil'il imm liii' supreme court against
the property of liurry S. Smith. of Penn—
sy‘lvariili. [ll'l‘rillii‘ili oi tint ill~torical Pub-
lishing company. in a null to recover 310,-
000. brought by John i. lluriiloy. Mr.
IIi'llfIPy claims that the ltcv. 'i‘. Ill) \VIII.
’I'uirrilirjo mum: to 501- Ill") about having a
cut of ills pgilililllg of ('hrist reproduced
in his forthcoming book called “From
Manger to 'i‘hronc. " llr. Tilifllllqls told
him tlmt Ninth uoiild curry on the nego-
tiation». It, mp. agreed that he should
sell the painting {or ililJlilll, hi- says, and
how his illiinr brought [ll’lllllillcllliy for
ward in the book. All: lound out. subsc-
qurully tho: the pointing (ii ('lirlst, new
in [All Louvri .il I'.’trlr~ war-4 reproduced in
the hook and brought suit.
.\ Ilolil lone lllghwrsymlu.
'l'vl.l:r:, 'ii-v.. i).--i. ll, Passengers on s
"“2le Train nu tlnri‘oltorr Holt railroad
\vere: rolllml last night lu-turcrl Big Sandy
and Winona in :i lune lilgliwnyruun. He
lillr'irllpil‘iI rim [lithtfllgl‘l‘ coach from tho
(ruin, MIMI IltlIIllI‘ tin! lruinmon mode the
dmrm'ory llir IllIlIlt'I' Ilzltl ntIII'rt'll the [Illi-
wingers to "Hold up their impala" while he
pointed o. lug, ~i.\ ntmutvrnt cut-ii M be do—
lnfllllil‘iI illv Ilillili')‘. .l. (' iir‘rlilirl. anew-
Iilu lrlm'liltii- rliltli from 'i‘yii‘r, “Mi nhol
through the Air-«uni II}. the whim: .nd
will pmlmlilv lill‘ ili Hm 'H'lilIIV‘ “llIlGOf‘
hart III!" rulith r lIrlnI “\‘p ...|,.,,._ He then
lilfllt‘li and lint liivriy
Mrs. Ligrplnroil Arqnltlrd.
l‘Mllilrv, .‘v', .l,, ll.-«- :1 MW. .lirllnl‘iilln
Lippinf‘vrli, iii mu: llnw proprioireu of
IIiMIlI‘liI lilill. .\Ii.’ill.'l<‘ (‘ity, was tried
hon: yiwli-rdriy on How lziiiit'ilriclil'l (or
(oratory 'l'liv llIIIll‘HllI‘lthl tmrgo tho worn-
on Willi lillllti; l'ilrgr‘ll llil.I tillltll‘ll (if J. A.
biotin-r“. l' l . lopplrlrutt and her All.
lltislintil I? llim l‘ Lipplliuilt I'lio WIIOIO
day m... t i... u up With lit-.irin: lilo "L
demo llro :itgullli-ut ul ”tunnel and the
judge's i'IllIYJl’ Al twill U'ritwk Alt-ll. night
throjurv brought in il vorilictoi’ not guilty.
Amitlirr flank (loos l'ntlor.
Win SI l'Htllili. Win, ill-r; it, The llsnk
oi l‘ottilrlvrw. in this city, has (do-til All
rlmirr Ill-r lIr-prlmta tiilli‘n hurl. \i’wlnrulsy
have been mlvrrwl from WHU‘” to Wild”).
The llotik mm nimble either lounliil tho
drain from ".4 mm [trunnion or nliliiin thl
nrr‘ovaory oulmvlv- out. Filly tlmomnil dol-
Illf‘llli ”discounts from the root, with!
ws-l PIWiTl-II. was refined. Among the
dfllfl‘llilrm Wm. III“ c'll)’. Wllirh IIMI WI”!
the basil. I‘J'JUIIII
"mur- "marl-rs Lhm ”Mfr".
“Invert”. .\‘. 3’. Doc. Ii. The New
York Flnl-v Trolling Horse ilrrrrlers' not»
elation lmwlv-le the following other”:
Presidium, .l W, Day. first. vice president.
H. M. initial. nor-mil vim pmiilont. II. A.
Moon. lhlrvl rim pmldtml. (T. J. Hamlin;
secretary and I’Fllllh‘i'. M. E. Harris. A
committee was appointed to negotisle
with the l'cntrsl New York Horse Emul-
m’ million with s rlsw to consult
Mon.
Norwalk Chronicler