cannula ta tantra
SI'I' 1'03
HolidayPholographs
BRIO“ ’I'IIII BUSH.
.3. North.
TS! ' HATS!
Fall Styles.
In ell grades and colon of
Sun and sort flats, suit flats.
mum end Cape, Crush flats for men and
hen. Home rot: Hot! for men It
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
, Pnrtloulnr aiieniion vBId io
“Fixing, Cleaning and Ironing
sills llnlo. #29
'1 ' v nnnnnsnlltnan.
East and Lowest Price
cellonrne. Ihnve the exclusive Agency for the
' celebrated
“ PROGRESS RANGE,”
rude nthomehylhe Sangntuclr Iron Works Co.
andb E II arrangements with th in I can set
Whine-ghee Irticle at the price or lighter and
Women. I war-rant. every one to be
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
Inthadendwillrefuod your money in are
of. dolphint Being made here you can
alnny‘a’get repairs in an hour's time.
trimaran.
WM. PODMORE,
65 NORTH MAIN STREET.
norm sum nonwautxoms.
ltnlnnlmnrn?
If so, call at
ital Water Street, iinrvali,
When mobtaln a good Lunch for a email
an- Audevrrything in the line of Temperance
Dill”. Also headquarters for
Sporting Goods, Fire Armsand Fishing
Tackle of All Description,
Miler with e full Hire of Dog lediclnrs.
N0. 4 WATER STREET,
NOB'ALK.
BOYCOTT
rmrnvrmnrnnrnnnncr nn
0 In can’t do it u lonzaswe will deliver 5
m barrel of
Pillsbury, Janna nr Panama
FLOUR
me your residence. ell upon-a paid, for
ifiallarrnllllll.
3 ACOB I. LAYTOII,
d” “1:33: Gena-linemen
' “' w m
' . and
_ nanom- w or m-
.«Wm “more
._ . Mlmumm
I NORWALK, 01‘.
"signs.
‘ .W “m. conn-
8 it If
m. HUNT lIELUFF
in in ms
anttnnv run
00008 A00
honors. WRAPS AND JACKETS.
Also a new line of
W..—
T'AKE NOTICE
That. Mr. SCOFIELD, senior member of the firm of Scofield
Sr Hoyt, willbe in New York city on Tuesday and Friday of
each week hereafter, to take advantage of any chéihgtes in the
market, and will also receive orders for any goods not in stock
and will purchase immediately. The best goods for the lowest
price can always be found at
SCOFIELDIr HOYT’S.
45 45 45 45145 45 45 45 45 45 45 45
2% war AUGH'I‘ 1 T0 BE 'l‘llANKFUL?
45 BECAUSE I CAN BUY A? 45
45 MOORE & HARMAN’S 45
THE VERY BEST TEA IN THE CITY FOR 4. CENTS PER I’Ol'SD.
run FINEST svlhirr coax FOR ffc turn can. soup :3!» ow TOVA— 2g
T038 FOR I0c PER CAN. NICK, SWEET PKA‘. 2 CANS Frill 23c 'l'WO
CANS RAMON FOR 25c TBAI‘ CANNOT BE BEAT Fill! ’I'llB Mil‘IfiY, AND
A VARIETY OF OTHER CANNED GOODS 'I'OJ NUMEROUS To: SNTMN.
OUR COFFEE. WE ARE CONVIXCED, GIVES ENTIRE SATISFMTI‘ 01', BK—
CAUSB WI HAVE IT FRESH ROASTED EVERY WEEK, TIIEIIRb INSUR-
ING ITS FRESBNBS. WE HAVE GOOD BUTTER FOR 2 c I'Bif POUND,
AND HAVE BUTTER THAT IS NOT EXCELLED FOR rifle I‘rlf roux . WE
45
2g MOORE a. ARMAN,
3g North Main St.,
45 45 45 4545454545 45 45 45 45
HEATERS-
We have. two new floaters which we would he plowed to show tr the public:
Tina Hill and the NEW STAMFURD
We also have a large line of
RANGES,
Born BET at“) POBTA BIA-1.
ESTIMATES GIVEN 0N PLUMBING AND 'l‘lN Willtli.
F. H. NASH & BRO.
Cor. Main and West Streets. South Korwalk.
lillllllllllllli lllll MEATS
A1" run or.» STAND or
T H A 3.9..Ell..§..9ll.¥ E R,
S P R I N G- W O O D ,
ALL (DRDERS PRol‘l [’1‘er FILLED.
city People find it to their advantage to trade
with no.
GIVE Us A. TRIAL.
filflifirlflll l *
llllll l
'l'hai have not been floated.
Fill, tlnrtnn, (llama Salt Fish,
Examine 0m Start
SCALLOPS,
airman harm .nrnnnr
Panamanian.
dines, Pare Vermont lapie Syrup,
Imported “repel, Pickled 0:»
ton ”(inform-nod flood»
———of All Kinds—-
OIDIII DELIVERED PROMPTLY
WIEIlNflEll—Tgi‘aml GradeIlddEcEnts
"renew—rm“
lion finned Poultry I Specialty.
orders Delivered Pronptly.
mm
«waters-Inner.
CASE Bums.
”mint lrnn
(ll Trimmed Hats and Bonnets
Which we an auction at extremely low prices.
Elegant] Trimmed Bwh Velvet Toqnnr amt
'l'hrhaol, former price .5.
Black Velm "ill. bnniifrrlly trimmed with
leathers and Jet. u, famed :10.
Block Brewer lieu, trim. with (hutch limbo
on iron: $4 up.
Thule A bone Mun role. [Mire will do well to
call before pnrrhulng elsewhere.
IRS. ll. FlWllE'l'T.
3 WATER STREET.
NUIIWALII. CONN.
srtitcruns
Dissolved and Removed by Medicine
Only -—No Instruments.
Adams PHYSICIAN,
I101 76], PROVIDENCE. R. I. bill In
Del! DII. CBAIG'S
blatant Kidney and Liner-Cara
They are the 0rd Safe Remedies to use ’or more
affirmed with Bil: t'u Ulé‘flu‘c, Liver Complaint and
Urinary It cottons Only those prepared in tru-
Dnv 10 lit: the Ortgumlaml Illnflhiy Kidney
nod Liver (Yuri: that wri' restart. you to pvrlecr
health.
All ignites Up:
C. B. R. \ .
Chili: Medlcfilc flu . l’ussoic. N. .l.
, 56th]?
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
Honih Namath
u Coughs. Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis.
Hoaruness. Whooping Con b.6ron ,
on real. “than, and every affect on of r
"trout. Lungs and Chest Including Consumption
Speedy and permanent. I'ied for fifty years.
FILES, RUMORS,
ntn. Eczema. Slit Rho-tn and all
Dine-anon of the P'kln and Blood on- cured by
FOWLE'S PILE and HUMOR CURE.
57 0m
4 llalalaiarlrnsllinln.
if [my Si, lleir York City.
IT [HR CONSTLKI'IJ ON BLVD
Steal Skeln Farm Wagons,
Farm Carts, Railroad Carts.
Road Carts, Utility Carts.
Clipper Wagons, Easy Riders,
Buggies, Phaeton, Surveys,
Spindle Wagons,
Top and No Top Delivery
Wagons, Mill: Wagons.
Will be pleased to Supply team 3:5 (inseam,
They are the articles that whit-please
you. Our Winona have n worl rw‘tde
reputation as to quality. style and (imam.
None Superior. Street Spnnhlcra. We
have the but Street Sprinklers in the
World. Also have the nearest and but
film Milk Wagon: in New York.
0 C-‘im
—
“Seeing is Believing.”
And the bestL ‘_ ‘ .
evcrmade,frl«ur\i.r..- =
diu’nof old, “xi worn
dcrfullnmp!" A l‘l'np
Ibnolnlt'ly noti-
onpiuniu- and turn
breakable, u on it
ivearr clrvnr. suit,
rillinntwlritc lull:
of 55 mw/ “a”!
Filter anal tumbler
than gasliyclzt rim
than clean. I
mute clrcctfrl ti. :i .
either! Thu: Luripis ,
“The Rochester.”
And with it there in no smoke, no smell,
no furthn r/lIfIrIlt‘I/J‘. rtoflr: lst.‘llil,;’. no sweating.
no climbing up of the flame, no "tantrums"
nor Innoyance of any kind. and it never
need. trimmin . its founto toil reeervoirat
bcin tough rol eri aenmlcss l-rase. with ten.
trnl nit. it in nhoolntoly Irnbrenhnblo,
and II sofa or it followed unfit.
Only five yenra old and mr hm million rj
rlimiamp. in rm. it mun! be nGUODI-mp to
Ill-kl Ouch I tolling lucccrn, Indeed it in,
for lump. may come and lump! mny o, but
the "Roche-fer" shine: on forever We
men over 2,000 III‘JIIC varictlce,-—Hongi
and Table Lemon. Banquet tudy. Veer rm
Piano Lempr-ovory “ml. in bronze, Por-
cclnin.3vnne, Nickel and lllui k Wrought Iron.
Act the lamp dealer for it. Look for the
trndrmarlr ntnmp: ”l‘irn ltorrrsrvrrt." If he
hun’tlhe (huh-l. Rochester and the style you
not, orl no lam “ore is mar. lend to no
for free illustrate utetc;,rr: fund reduced
rice-lint) end we will box and lend you any
Inmpnfoly by eitpreu, right to your door.
moon: LAMP (70.. , .
43 Park "mm?" York.
[and mouulrmo! alumna-u.
film: Lamp store in in World.
closer
GOLD. SILVER, turret.
And all kinds of Oxydlard
PLATING
Ito-cal
it Water Street, Still llnrialr
mm,-n.o;:s$‘"r~
him
“12°31
mum
:3? ”‘r’r‘l‘lll'rifl‘lli‘iw "'°"
.W_4..
The Irish Envoys’ Mission 8an
‘ to Have Ended.
SEVERAL T0 SAIL SATURDAY
Dillon not! O‘Brien Will Probably (lo
to Paris
And lint surrender Thclnne-Il'ol to the lin-
glieh Government 1.! Present-“ In Said
That '1']in Are Ore-fly Ill-herniated at.
the Strength Mr. Parnell In Sirowinglu
Ills Fight for the lander-hip of the hills
Pull-mentor; Party—Ila Still succeed:
In Ill: Poliuy u! Del-ping n Declalon.
The Clone, Compromise Scheme Said to
linen llecn I’lnnueri In the Interest of
the Irish Stateamnn.
Crimson, Dec. 4. ——'I‘he United Press
states that the American tour of the Irish
parliamentary delegation has been aban-
doned. Dispatches were sent out last night
cancelling their engagements at Indinnop~
olis, St. Louie, Kansas City and other
points where meetings had been arranged.
Dillon, O’Brien, nrrington and O’Con‘
nor will leave odny for New York,nnd
aeco ' l: to the present programme the
two fo nor will sail on Saturday for Paris,
and Harrington and O'Connor, together
with Gill flIIfI Sullivan, should the latter
reach New York in time, for Liverpool.
The day was fruitful of surprises to
O'Brien, and for once the dual: and brill-
ianey of the bold, intrepid \vnrrior in the
cause of his country seemed to have desert—
ed him. The first bloiv came in the cable
dispatch of The United Press, which stated
that. the city council of Dublin bud ln-
domd Patmell and his course by an over
whelming majority. Before tho envoys
Ind time to realize the lull import of this
decision another message was brought in.
A Veritnhle Bombshell.
. Thin was to the effect that the central
council of the National league in Ireland
had unanimously decided to stand by the
fest». This was a veritable bombshell in
the camp, and it only needed another ball
from as well directed -11 piece of artilleryto
hating the effect upon their mission of the
news from Dublin another cable was hand-
edto O’Brien. He tore open the envelope
tents, threw the message upon the table
and with the remark, “I have no doubt
now as to how Ireland feels." buried his
loco in his hands. This is what belied
rend: “Cork Young Ireland society to a
man stands by Powell to the death; Cork
stands by him; Ireland, by whom he stood
when her friends were few, stands by him
when his comrades leave him."
The Oppoeitlon's Alleged Der-lb Knell.
What was the significance of this com-
munication? Simply that it crime from
tbevery organization of which William
O’Brien himself is president, on orgaulzu.
tlon composed of 5-00 of the brightest unil
moot. pntriotic men in Purnell's COPSIII.‘
uency. it was the death knell of tho. "or-
hell opposition, and in ins.»- time than it
took afterward to tell the story, they de-
cided to abandon the American tour.
The envoys would now give the best years
of their lives to be able to recall their
manifesto of Sunday night. They are no
longer in the light. As Dil id last
evening the Irish people lruv ng declared
that I’ttriteil shall remain their chief,
must not. be interfered with by any one.
l‘riture of O’Brien nnrl Dillon.
"lit a short time my movements will be
nllogetber guided by rt gentleman named
Andrews,“ remarked William U'lirien.
Andrew, is the governor of Clonutel jail.
Dillon smiled grimly, but said nothing.
O'Brien, however, is likely to be guided by
turning and Mil’f't‘llllt'l tug himself to serve
the sentence h‘L'f'ilily imposed upon him
with Dillon.
will locate in Paris, \vllt‘l‘t‘ they run be
easily reached and conferred with by their
colleagues.
John lie-v03"; Reply.
In response to tho dispatch received Tues;
day by John Dcvov from Sheriff Clam-y, of
Dublin, the man who helped Dillouuud
O’Brien ioesr'npc from tho English nuthori
tics, the following mussugv was r-ubicil:
[earnestly impr- for on ltonnml-lr t-nruprorniso
retraining Powell and llls‘ prim-unit nmmtlt‘rlm.
Iristhlui-rlt'nm m‘" ~tr--.'t;:ly with I’Lll‘llr'll. The
publication of (iliirlsinunk lt'tlt'l‘ loft tin-m rm
Cliolt‘l‘. Sullllllrlniltll to English illt'fiiflull “Hitltl
wreck thw- Notional ruov-mvrtt \l’lule- rut-”gut;
In: are envuys‘ honorriblo iuutrvm, l rlrplnrr- tin-l:
manifesto moi cunnnivr it ends tin-iv mission
Then-mums gun-n lry Ilit‘lil for l‘urnr-ll's with»
nit-vii ritmn tit-r surrmulvr n." ”11' wry priru-lple
of homo ml». lr \H-ulil rriukv ii rutuom pre-
cedent. l‘nrrwll.unstained by ln-lunrl, porn-uni
[he numb of tho :‘l‘llt'rli‘ull ntowmr-nt. “\‘t‘i‘Ifi the
ruin of "10' C‘Vlf'll‘fl ivtmrrt‘ mid of Tipperary. and
tho stoppng» of irinb tun-rimm sulwriptlunu.
Thi- trinity of the mm- lllltll'f' its l'lllliii‘fl lunch-r
harm‘fildu lb-~ I.ilwml ullruncrv- Tlmi unity in
now "willie only under l'uirwil Jams Until",
The Rep-w! Diu‘rmllle-d.
Dln'rnx, 0,, Dec. 4.".‘IBSSI'S. Sullivan
nnrl Gill, the Irish envoys, midnvsscd a
large meeting here III-lib night. At initi—
night they were questioned rm to the truth
of the report from Cirlcrigo that they and
their collcugiim would mill for Europe on
Saturday. They ilirwluiincd any knowl-
edge of such an intention on the port of
their colleagues. Anto their own move—
ments, they had no plans: they were month
in; developmental. They were disposed to
discredit lhe reports from Chicago, which,
they thought, were like runny other» sent
out from that city, without foundation in
fact.
They no filo! Your the I'VI'IIIQI.
Lonny, Dec. «I.~Nolwlth.-rtnudiug the
course of tho rrinjnrity of the lrlnb mont—
bnnr, Parnell in gaining strength every
hour, and. Mnllrln the only recugn lzed lender
of a cohesive Irish party. He mid bio fol-
lowers have been much rrirengtiwuod and
his opponents dieiwnrtened by the role.
promo pourlnu in from various pincer. in
the United Stolen, hourly nii upholding
Purcell, and some in express term- repudi-
Iting Dillon turd O'Brien and their col~
leagues for nuiagonlnirm him. It is reared
tint the Irieh mission in the Unlu-ai Strum
tony prove n failure, owing to the w»-
mantel aversion which diepntob tout. ...-
Ira- beon limo-ed minor. the do exam to
my piece: hub-iv enti- arnell notion.
3 Heart oeoreil' never-tonne
”MIP- frienrlrr fit the contract he»
leader and to repudiate the Chicago mnul- l
produce a panic. II was not long in com- .
ing. While the three men were still tie-l
with nervous haste, glanced at the com,
the Wishes of his wife, and it in said that. .
this lady is strenuously opposed to his re ‘
The prlrliltlrtllllt'd are that for 1
it while, at least, Illil tivn purlinnietiturirrrh ‘
Whitman
minim bell in ”man-m
would his present expression of but.
Motility. Dispatches from Dublin and
Cork any that crowds were ammbled III
dnymround the newspaper offices wetting
gnaw” front [motion and cheering For
i .
The l’arnellitea pooh pooh the notion
ofthe Catholic nrcbbisbops in declaring
against Parnell, and claim that the pre-
lntondo notpossess so much influenced:
is generally thought. They point to the
Incl that though the pope issued is rescript
against the plan of campaign, the clergy
were unable to nmko any dway in op-
posing that movement, a they assert
that history will repeat itself in this in-
stance.
Mr. Poi-troll expresses himself tonight.
as confident of retraining; his supremacy in
the Irish prtrty. The feeling among his
odherentsis that his position is stronger
than at. any previous stage of the dispute,
especially by reason of the assurances of
support received from America.
Plane of the Liberals.
It is reported that at n priyate'confennce
of Liberal leaders it. was resolved to set
aside the home rule issue as under present
conditions impossible of accomplishment,
and go to the country ut the next. election
on the principles of free education under
popular control; freedom of snleuud trous-
fer of lnnd; just taxation of land values;
the discstnblishtnent of the Scotch church;
local option as to the liquor trulllc: just
division of rates botweéu owner and occu»
pier, and the reform of the house of lords;
also the establishment. of parish and dis-
trict councils to attend to local affairs.
There is It marked rcpugrmnce in the party
to espouse n corripulnory eight hour law.
Mr, Chamberlain's speech in the house
of commons on the land purchase bill was
very friendly in tone towrml Mr, Glad-
stone, and this fact. is taken as an indict»
tion that Mr. (fimmberlnin is willing to
make overtures for a reconciliation with
Mr. Ulndstuvu in mm: the latter is obliged
to turn his back upon lriah home rule. It
is considered doubtful, however, that Mr.
Gladstone would offer may inducements to
the Birmingham siritostriziu to come to his
proven of much value in times of party
stress in the past.
Sexton Dr-l‘rnilrs Himself.
Early in the pl‘llt‘t‘mllllgs of the I’m-trell-
itcs and unti-I’urm-llrivs yesterday objec-
tion was misml In tin: trading in open
meeiirrz; of telegrams mink-cased by indi-
vidual: to individuals. the cause of the
objection being an ullcrupl’ by the score,
tary to read it p. Nuiittl dispatch to Mr.
’urncll. Mr. Sexton addressed the corr
1 fereuce in defensi- nl tisv- litts‘lilrlll assumed
tby himself and trmw of his colleagues
1 who shared his vimi
l the unhappy uliiemv
..
a nu uliii'li flit.- repre—
sentatives in purii riiis'iil of tin» ll'lrefl peo-
ple found ttwnrw-lxm. Mr. Sr-xton
persist to tiioertrl in tlrt'li‘ (li’fl‘rlltliirttltfli
lint.- party
despite the rutlioniy illlr‘ll'k4 which were
' being made upon them,
i The I’ul-ri' 0: tier ll‘d'ell I'r'upk‘.
l
’to justify thr- leadership of
n
:evit‘lcd It‘lllllll> of lllu
O'Brit‘tt llllll iltrzr
. . ~~ztz
Y .t
(lion ft‘nm Icu-lr-hbnp us Mr. I’rrrrrell.
dispatch from the
Belfast \t.l\ place-ti
In if. tlw tit‘;flllll7..'tliiil| declared that it
would tzanrn malt ..tl:~;i't::iufrr than
L Parnell. the re tlnv felt-Lmtm
[brought .‘rlr. M-xmzr . . ptly in lll\ fest
livlih the rim ltrrtlll -:n 'tr ltmilil titi- opin-
niouut lztt lir-ll'ud. in ..~: rrvucy prove to
llmconimr} Eu 'lla'l ‘sflft-i‘HlllK‘iI by him he
livould prontpzty l‘rtslzlt lt‘.< it’ll! in the
l house of t‘ltillllll'lh.
t I‘lum‘y Hun ;:
A
.l'
x..
Vi'hr'lllfl.
I At this point .\;r L‘luiiry arose and said
that ltr: ltvul u pruprmziou to offer for the
lconsidemtrou ol' the r :i: arena-c, one which
i be earnestly lwpml \vmin-l lcml up to it so
{liiiioit of llri'llJlll'tllllI‘S bi which the parry
‘foiiu-l ilm'l: ~
% Alli-r rt inn.-
err-l-ul
7r mum» of Mr, I'lillif’}"h
suggestion 1: tin.» 4.»..er to adjourn for
gillerltly. it l~i‘\[,lt‘('l(*'.l lint. ilic compro-
l misc rut-morn :w-irrn-l in by Mr. Clancy
:u’lll loud to totally new lltél’t'ltlpllll'lll‘i in
the Irish [Mlliln ul Silllfillilll.
It, 1». lerrrrrc-l thit .‘lt'. ffluricyk r-ortipru
of .\lr. Puma-ll. Stroll ri-tiri-uieul. is. how-
lli‘fffitrli ivrtit tin» prmnrst-d ironic rule
scheme in the cvi-rtt o: .‘l I.lllr‘l"tl.l victory in
the next general r-iv- tron. 'l'ltc. Notional-
;isiu' hopes are rum-ll llu’ll. ‘u unanimous.
lbtlrfliuillilllh :mvl siifht'minr} st-[lll‘lllt‘lih
, Will be the outr-ouu: on lltl' llfv'u'fll e-llirrin
:ii ('tllllpl'oirilst', ln LillL‘rlll r'in-lrs fltl'NI.‘
hopcsuro not slurred. :lllti the attitude of
those or flu,- frout. of lltt‘ oppo~iiioti to Mr
’riruell in (but pnriy 1~ still one or un—
yielding rind rrwturn determination to
drive (but. gr-ullrnmn out of the politics of
the istnprrc.
In i’urnrli'w Internet.
it was agreed :rr tlm .\.rttourrtisl meeting
that flu.- pron-minim» -l.u:niil it" kept secret,
but it, t~ lmiti-iul that ("irtrtry's proposal is
to ask Mr, (illlllh‘ltllli' to give a. satisfactory
undertaking in n-uzirtl to the police and
fund qilr'nliuim ill err-nit of Mr. i'nrnell's rc-
tircrrietii. Sexton moi ilcrtly met iln- pro»
posit! in it friendly ppli‘lf, but .\lr. l’rirttcll
tlm'ltrtrrl to slam: r-xpliriily u‘lrrllu-r or not
he would I'r'lllf', rutrl stalled u day's time to
corridor lb..- runner. 'l'ln: wimlr- more is
bellowil by trinity to lll' K'il'lr't‘l'ly tlrnlgncil
in l'uruelt's interest, with the double ob-
jeci of gaining time “till puttinutlre Sexton
friction further in tin: wrong in the ovcut
of Mr. “Lithium-'9‘. rat-um: rn-rtaiu refusal
to give ttu- re quirwl plt'xlgu
Snilalmry Nr'unw tlrr- “hernia.
LoximV, flux 4. «Lord r\‘ulinlmry, speak-
ing of Wuh-rioo'. into-:wlrrro, lint. night,
sold that “hilt? Illt" moral outburst against
Mr. I'nrncll for violation of the seventh
coinumiulrm-nt wits vrmluublo, hr: regret-
ted tlmi irlsb Ill‘l‘ltl‘lri'wlll the Slxiituud
Eighth tiilllllmuilmt'llls hitherto hurl or
copied comlonrtmliou. Mrssnr. llealy and
Stanton, after supporting their loo-let, bad
now turned and rent him. The Liberal
lender» hntl refrained from mining any do
cldcd view of the scandal until they saw
the effects of the revolution upon the ram
ilgiotur rzorrununiiy. lii- challenged Mr.
filerlrstone to reveal the octual raven of tho
Ilawanien interview. .\ crisis had beetn
Inevitable worn-r or inter from the very
nature of tho Liberrribntlonoiist alliance.
Such A dark and vague policy would be
impossible in the future.
The lrlelr World rip-Inn l‘nmll.
NW YORK, Dec. 4.~~'I‘ho lriab World.
Patrick Ford's paper, which has hitherto
remained silent reunrrling the threatened
disruption of the lriob parliamentary
pert. ,devotee considerable npnoe in tin
wee sedition to the mntter,in which it
Itivleea ml the Irish per! atom! by GM
none. whom it believer toIreeincere in He
alert truncate home rule for mind.
rver, to be ~ubjwi to the extraction from 1 , .
‘ 'l l I , l ' _ ; \4? \irw‘llf iii lit> r ‘lIllllli'l an to tv-- in :lrv
. Ir. I. a: slum o tirt.i.n mm t.io.isttr LOII , “u“‘nmmwu, m my,
support rigour, such support never having; '1
t
to the merits of'
de 1
cluretl (but he illlrl tin w with him Would}
. enough fowl to to»! :(u- .
l
.\ telegram from l'itxitutel wan [lieu
,t'ead, lII’Wlill'll it mix ulrilfil that thei
{gunntlh Smith,
Barry estrm» wort; \‘. .rlx .\i-r~~r~ Dillon and,
now in their cf—l
forts in r-xnrgaum' mu party, i-vuu iliuugh’
lunch l't‘ul'gillllzllilurl 'uiolvrirl lllv depusl—l
Vririonul League of}
hull-re the conference.’
. plum lllr‘ rvunnttx u." Illlx rr'l;~titr
misn- pluu litVUlYi‘H rim ternpurztry retire—5
riwnt trout the lt-urla-rslnpuf the Irish puny
.[u not 21m?
flit outerm- cornea.
Stanley Points with Pride to
His Achievements.
WRIII‘Ii' 0F ’I'lll! REAR COLUMN.
The Grout Explorer Munroe for the Pin!
Time Upon u World Famous Comra-
vorny~llh sit-tithing Arraignment ol
Mean". Herbert “'an and J. If. Troup.
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-—-It'or the first time in
public Henry M. Stanley lectnred on the
rear column scandal at (bickering ball
lust err-tiling. .\f r. Stanley prefaced his
ilmmut'u: recital by the statement that it
won its cruel and unjust to slander and
vilify the living, on Illf‘. dead. ('oniluulng
beauiil:
Why He Tell. the Story.
it lmppcued (lint on the Iltltltof August. lriflti.
surrounded by about forty two «lying rum and
grieving over the Ion-r of 1M nwn of tlu- rear col-
umn of my i‘xpeditlou for tho relief of Ilium, and
shocked by the terrible- dlsr-lurrurm made by the
surviving ol‘tiwr, l wrotv- in my rr-port to this re-
lief cotiuulttw. that. the rr-ur mlurnu bud been
wrecked by the irrvsulutiorznf its onlrzrm, tit» neg-
lect. of their [il'utllllno‘fi rind their invlitlrrcucom
flit: \vt'iitn-n “tilt-rs. ’l'liin wwttsttt'v rsrv'llm to have
pt'uvokml .nwl in have m'r'woiml the publication
of xi llll"l')t:~ in cullr‘tl "The Diary and Letters
of Moi. Barth-l» . rind LUIlaV‘t' urnuml the; Ilw
liliiy of tit» Illlf'ffrlrxf. untl Juan-sun furrtiltcn and
the rccrimlumr .ns .mtl uugry urcunutiomt of
Messrs. 'l'ruuprun'. Wnrvl. But tin- publication of
Maj. Imrllt‘lOI-S r1“ _\ uni! lr'li- rs lll‘.\' i':lllS~-ll titre
public to lll‘liitllfiL. “w H.“ t‘l‘llv‘l :utrl unjust in tin;
lll’fl-I its \irll :r- In ill» Li in; My ltlr‘ of Africun
exploration lugs bcvu n It'.- gown up to the service
of humanity and Civilimrinn l lllll proud and
thankful that my name It; kill)“ it ilt'otrgirout .\f—
rim flail. jiial trrsin 'oltu :lrsr’rm p: :r- Itflll Li also
{other to his illr'll.
"is INDII'IH‘LIUIL'I in Mantel-rt.
llv: irrul uci'i-rdoubrr-rl the rear column
olliccrs until llotrny laud told him the dis-
mul story of the r-oruuuiml,
miJum-Zl. 1x37. lrtnlum
iioriniu ‘vlnrn li'r'ilth-l. ‘ "
[in-rmfitrim :r,
the Illlflrlll'likfltl-I gawk tiltll Ill"f| from Ilulobo
rural ‘mu 1. i‘w-tl Wit .nl Nu l ~lwrtly vxpei‘t
thenrnml”foam-rt; rI-vuiu wruwnt --t' meme
ntr-unm- 'l'ippu 'ltb's Ml txlt'rit'l’w i bop» you uill
rim lr‘ifz’l' of instruc-
t' man for detaining
not In- downed lottm‘i‘ :tt Yrttrrbr;_‘.ntliutiaft-w
<:
drty.‘ ufU-r.’ -- at Hull of: illllt'y from Niacin-y
l'oul if! .\lt_} lull lllr‘ll l .rul mil-Ml \\ but gundn
Ilv‘ L‘Ulll l dwpr‘llafl i\ illt «tr turn.- mi .1)‘ I le‘fi. 1:5
“it‘ll. r'Xi'lllSlVr‘ or l ys lllhlr'i' \luj. lirtrttodot, ulto,
ii'ln-r; Jlrlflwl iv. l! :70 mvul till liolubu. ii'nnilxi
ft-l‘l'l .i roar t-n-ntnrrr . mt» tut. ltr'NlIl. Trout».
Ward and lit smrw tit» tililr' 3 flotation! to
i'iifltlltl 1 ill - litir column antler us.
Ilt'ulllll' .‘l. :rwu Lu {of in tip-
5i
{Ll
adiaim: column.
“mu m- lvtr tin-rc- um» riii- luv-uni the rear;
column llltt~il‘fltr‘tl by illuv‘». ltlll utility omen-i:
ivvrt- nvukly :tutl runny irixl ~.r.;-..v kiwi“: a lllzlc'
rt-st urn l .ltfr'!
illr‘lli.
inn. lrnuvvcr. in tlnwti‘ nnul-t “'ulllll
(tilt-r 52.x . 31.x r-~-«'. in peril-cf,
rout-r.-
hearth
Nut-nit I’nrk cvunrtui-rl llti‘ ~llltirlrvs of {mud in
(in. riv'tgitirvt'lir'mtl ilv- l“ rrt-wl that their»: nun
who t of \.imlut_i';i fur
yours
i'lift‘. wruu loads of bin ‘llih an i ..;
.llr. 'lruzrp bruit-gut ~i‘1r'tl l dirt.- or by ”no “WI.”-
10ml: Ml’ rum r-izltl l v.1
)liule-irzi um:-
nhwi‘ \‘llf..r lurintww-ll‘
It “as a (human-(I ('olurun.
limit:
for [frr- “U
mlvullw' L‘tll'lllrll
1.5.57. out on Au;
“ch-funnel from [in ”it .»
Llu.‘ n'rta‘ r't-lurrtlr. v.’ '
hf‘llf‘il. and or: on it in... .
21le of \atrrlvttyii xi» hm;
Kim tunable slaw- (tin-uni)
'l‘rnup null “‘3.le n-
I:t_\ lv‘ilr‘l' of
but» r.- i ll ll‘ w
strutrwu u~ it
plut'vgrl uu lllr‘
rtt:32\~‘ilt'v‘~' in} com
init- rwl in“.
long to lbw
no.1: ll rm ; v
llikl of '
.. r .uii
in' illt'Il. the
it. tin. lllOllUN tutor,
\_. .ttnu nu ”'ltf’tfll of
'1 Lu twin itilll bur-u
:r Lllngzw ninety flllll'\'
l lir- rc'ar ndumuin
rlt’ecrfbrril. Messrs.
u .flt'lnt’ \\ it‘ll :rwut subtlety
'Ilft- lo Aim-u it might
.iri for m -. il' susit crook-ml rou-
u v-rrv spit-mutually
pl- tn mlopt severe
"ll-2ft l-r we truly ulna: “$3
tinnitus in}
‘ - mm“ for titsi
r- nw 2...“. drum.» ”mummy Jih‘
“him ~.
Reason-i for Iii~ (ensure.
After describing 1m.» the officers of the 7
rear column killllt‘ In
llllll, .\lr. Scrub-y multil
lt \\:l\ not until Aug i.~
all»: li'vttt It
rmwun in: [minim r‘_.' r t‘ll~ ,,
l't‘tll‘ |'llllltllll ll
by tho t-illt'l.ll F"
iii in; will. . . or rim r-
trwritrw of in“ rub-r. .3 .
v‘w'llntl \lrtnivivrim li-
:i'ii'til ~lrrzv' lll “llii'lt [. .
ll (ll«‘l't‘rlu"' Alva vlvr - ind-.1
gr) lll .Ul‘lial with
.‘\:, Iuiit'lr‘rli mouths
.rrxrtxilut; "III Lint I rltm‘uwi'l-ti
tn»- nillr‘-‘t'\ r-r' thv
m any» ri..ulv- tirautrl‘w»:
wtxil (l-w'
A! an til rim ~itt'
.r mluum: in} tin» ft-slil
' '11., Nr'ultllt‘
ll1tl by the
A l u-‘l‘v found
it,» [xiii (u > K~
\ nit lllllv' r tvl
_ ll .:.ttl
.1 \C-ll) \l>'llllit‘~l to
us IL lust in. .utttlrlr
.t.t: in.» butter lull ll""l’l
littlrll of
Hi" (our
uno-rrn: muu
by u»
[Ile'>l.lft‘lllr;1|llnl ’l'lnr- i‘.- . .
Bunny lirt;i,;ti.v~:
lili‘ [[1 llllll‘lt tit.
[outgrow Li 1: z.
1;...1 a.)
“in; mt
mural.
lr‘.
tvl‘t‘tiylil T
!.t~
yl-nintv nut w’ fit- It' ~r'lm
.1uu:,tl :grn; [u
ytt-utut'» mums ll
hw div-l. donning
mt n.1, .it. t tint-u l: l.
mu-
‘ ‘tlun-
‘1) final.
, n Iv'fllllt; Jl (or. r- of
It .2' \. h...- All rtu- art ”I
tlr:r‘.t.’t .t hrnuvi
_., . \r'l'u
l
lltlllllg‘lilld to . nu; .r .. l in min l'w lrntf been
\llf‘l t-y Til" lltlllf‘ llv‘tl l-tt .ertl
11m [tutti i» run mom -r tvllltfl‘l‘ having
:ll'l rrrtl surrotttlr-x‘ing
lm' tut-v tw- halt' lrw .-.r;ruib:ti~‘. ulna hurl
slritixlitcrmi lu.‘ n.r ll." m . A-r fll;l[ his
gun-unity in -t-:- .rlt .im ui ~ur multi lw:
gziiltlo ll Illlrl;,fl:41‘|'t:t At 1 .. :m l Strontium»
Ir-llu'.\i'l'~ w: . mum; tilt-w
rpm. in . with. inc-orb
n-uulm“ .. lf' mutt-ml rind.
|ll<‘i‘l’ml l» r . u Lilr‘ll' llllfilL'll uum
bvnx. nit-i tum t' vw .‘v'lw . .. n...“ . Wu lllt‘ll vlyr
m; u. ”,3 It -. gt, , ‘1. w . .tt:- itwirtrt; that!
“1w: Thu”, - 4“,.” up It ttmrzrorul
swumput no ..t mt.) int-1., and
uftvr rm .. - ,.t..,; only toouu
Qultl‘lllwlwll r ' l) lll Lair-buys,
usttlumhrwu. mu ,..~.z-‘u~~i'rll-.
u. ..
.\ I-liulk Ummrtumry Lou.
Mr. Simon; marl Lint: inrrvtot’urc he bud
not I'llilrle‘tl l't'oup, Word :thtl lluttiiy with
[wing «inbuilt m‘ .limin-«liwnt, but that
they \vt-re “Milli-Twill in tlm written in-
structions. ttmf llivy put them mole and
full-maul tltnir uivn llti’llfilll norm.
ilur if it I,» true ti. u ‘rlr. \‘.':n-l publicly pro
vtl'il‘fl (lull my r'urir-wllwl and
1m“. int ., r,: L‘Ir’ll‘l‘tr‘l m: .. out i not lr'Ele'}
min-l ill liu‘ wt'lit'Kliiflfl nmrc
tlmn are»: of Mr,
Trriup. “mull loath-*1. 'rzi vl ll. l1~l!|,: rr alrurmvr
unril ilt.i.. liltllll' If‘lt""’ thorium: llrril Darth-lot
hit-l llr'l‘ll w 4le MW in t" . nudism-r m in: t'lillz-io'
Trutip'.t rr'llrt‘lm’nl “Jll-i .r t int-w [‘w Iv lllllli" u
rrntrut-rr- :- lw
w; llt,,‘
irmr‘r mm" .‘n all i.:t‘
rprrirrvl If fin-3 b.i«l I uml ill the \\ L~l| tr)
imivn \’.irr.inity.t tirr} ~ .. oi} tut» ilotb- m.
’l'lu- {tin-l; nit-i r l-uli' int 4 rw-w 'l‘lt-vlt' rr-pliut
Ilium \‘wt‘h' it; “it'll mutt n..m»l« in t'ut'm' nr’ ntrir
.‘i'nrllzrr- luv! Kili‘i. .L- m l."Il Ur, mu ty lulll wilt-
urtfwl flu-m. rt [Jr’s-r r-mv m” on u nus-l :ilumtlmtm
of supplir-s luul trmu ,rnnrr tin-nu. Unr- tiring
nlom- iviL-i wnrttrli' curl 'orir v.” the spirit to
uinnnitogmwvot mt . ~ ‘ Winn horror
npyn-rtitnlttmmn: i ll» - .o: r 1"“ bun. hurt to
do lp'tirttrfirl urril uu’n w» .., mi in wow thum-
m-hr-a minimal: mvrr'
rm
IV.“ "flrlfo-I~ri lvimnr-‘t’
Mr. Sturrlvy «.ii-l ’l.. w fitr'fir many things
he (rulll'l hot ”tub f':i~'lll~l .llMllIf the cou-
1|!ch of ”that? men ll" further "trill:
Was IltilfIO‘lv-f Than Irrrmf .lritumrnn
aim lruw Imrvrl u 'lbr :r mummy rim-.r lbw.
merlhlwvl'r‘rlll. on M‘ It ,. rim-.- umiilnz
Miler-re, or Inn. n in my!» mm { llama rum-my
tum this stupid in w gm‘an ,n rtinr-zulrm ru'rgnl.
iy. flit-i InI‘Vll'lIll‘V‘ll":.~’llllU‘ p l it'l‘flly :lwwnlnz of
my rvvrurmx My r murmur vf ‘lw tlnv‘w ‘lli‘ilVIll‘
till-1'. rt '3an prtrvultml by t: . ’ M. if Hwy won-
lhm ngnilht 02w plow v r l and u r: i. it mun-run
It would be I blaming: Sn tirrr—f m lvmr“ i. ‘ty, Tire
“to!!!” my to combine together and rrmkv
MW. no no, mortu- m mill-lurid
“I H“ MD, I'll like him (Gunilla: Fella u I
H, ..._, .
.,,.
it"r
mmmwuminouurommlo
mttnuelihctnmefromindtowm. lthuoiv
too out that I nut-to u mistake In
baggie comnurud filo ri-ur rwllurrrnm
I have bum wiser to but u hlllmlllulf‘tl ’l‘roup. who
has pva himself on unworthy in the charm“!
of asubordiuote, or any or the others? lulu!
Opinion, the docile acquiescence of hire subordi-
nua in these misdeeds has been more pemlciom
to Bnntelot and iheutse we then Baruelot‘rr own
Wham disposition
Should Have Loft find Enough Alone.
Stanley sold that. in New York Word
was acciistorticil totoll utories of Barito-
Iot'e specinl runlignity to hirnwlf and his
severity to others, but now this man who
was formerly described on a malignant
savage was made to appear as a Christian
officer and u gentleman, Mr. ’l‘roup. in a
sworn affidavit, had declared that his book
was to provothat the. fullnri- of the rear
column was altogether rim: to Maj. Bartle-
lot. To an American reporter at Coma
bridge, Minis. be attributed the wreck of
the column to, hlruth‘tmrlcy). In regard
to the 11““!ka ruudo upon him by the
Jameson and liiirttclot furnilius, Mr. Ston-
lcy said that these people hurl been as un-
wise tut their relative-s in Africa. They
knew of the crimes i-nuruiiited by Bartle-
lot rind Jameson and hard been warned to
leave bad enough alone.
ItIt‘l‘lnl’i' now (but, ttn- orrlycitargcs blitv'lr I
have trmdr- tire that tlw :wurr' column was wrvuked
by the rrrrsnlutintr of its rrfllitz‘r‘s. [Ilr‘ neglect of
their prompt-s. u’nrl lllrll' nodule-”rice to their
written orders. l maintain that .ll‘sifl charges
, are true in curb and t‘\t‘l'_l' particular.
‘ Truup and \I’unl Sound.
The explorer bundled ’l'ruup rind Word
with cutting blitl‘f‘iinlil. They hurl (loncthe
best they could in furthering the expedi-
tion as far It“. it was littnnllilti without in—
.rrrtmu l l'~) (viii tor Yuirtlruyu “an i
I w-lw-iml the .
hiciilhll" of it ~ 1 inf; Ilvv’ll'r'lt-(itls of
land nt‘ writ. ‘
. u,“ movnuui '
“u Juno '5, .
curring; personal dunno-r or disturbing that
‘, blissful stoic of uritnl ivliirrh is obliviousof
l duty and clout to ilrr ml: of suffering hu-
r tuuniiy. With llltl;lx1~lllitn; ctl’r’outenr and
, bruzr-u irnpurfence they bud lead that tribe
1 of writers whorleligttt in scandal, and from
3 lecture pint forms uurll-rt 31w to censure and
, denounce blur us the i-riuw or their pitiful
j sufferings. in conclusion lire cxplorersuid:
1. His Conquest (1’ Africa.
1 in prm‘vuce ofimutim'nt danger, ul‘ with a great
[rink lx-frrl‘r' um I srtrrtrltuw ftr‘H‘i‘ full so conscious
hot it soul if) lllvia routes tornyuid,
‘ tin-l my nurrl i'l‘I" to r-m-y in the some
; flrultfll‘l' i ll ~it-r t'm- rut Wlli'll, on return-
t in; from .‘x v Etu'uh-il rru-tl will the re-
l “of of Lu W. '7 itr'i 11'“ ‘ll llllllll‘tlllre. and
inflow. and the
~lI'th- .
fltv- r-xl-wirl; m :i ‘ v‘nill rim ti.
‘ dt‘St'v'ltl ul’ ltzr' f‘rm_ .:m
returning t'r-rru [in-rm- r wt in
. lizuids of lli< rr-ltvlitr
I hear my u-ll CALHWI :2 lll.|ll
against ltl~ \itll :irt-l llil‘l Rain
1 dr‘llfl’f‘} ,
. rl r: slay 95 doom,
.ul l‘ tml him
.1 burn. and the
.,. rimrr lmtmw in Egyptus
l a loud n, ul . :ln_
‘ T‘VVHL',‘ 1hr. on» u it"? man was
to ba- found ill ml that met bolt nwrghluning the
African t-iyllrllul‘, ur-rpr tin» rig-«l :tli'l impover-
Lqml I.llllr,_‘~[=tfir-1 Liil‘l u- r l vw- tint: ripper wa—
‘ Omani lltw futun I‘llllt' .. lay [ltv‘pzitltllz’n‘ and
Sl‘rv‘vfi‘ of at llwt nl' «worm-rs. it . tutti-Ls studded
by stations, [will aw rt ml illitl religious.
: 'l'ltwrvon- -r\i‘i' :i i! run .11. Europeans laboring
; \flll‘lll rim Euro in mt litr‘ll. fuming invari-
, man it'lll‘ ib-m- l, rah iilm h shrill unlit-it with
r mttnu tutti; llrr i‘flll u: lllllv‘ There are ovvr
.thllglwl ;:.i-.-~.'ml [fl n mirrorin- afllll'lflblt“ cu
{tlpr‘ - \r.l not: "'il r‘xfilllllflr' into the
: nut-1r“ ' mg.» by ultiwlt the I-Itbiop
lonrl [\lw u-ruwt. ynlt will find that they
‘ m»- tinr- otr'mm» of urtllrizzinz leaf in ihewrv
; fnrrrrtL-w -f my llllllt'h
whom» and u.
H Hui?“- ”L"; hi i
syn-Hr“
m't.
ll
iKOCH'S LYMPH IN CONNECTlCUT.
l A l'utiont Said to lI—ir l'mhr Trr-rrtment
:1: Sub Haven.
3 NEW ll.\i;~..\, lice. 43-th small
3 package of I'l‘lrir'~~ul Kiwlf'a‘ lymph was
received in this r-rry yrmlcnlfl)’ direct
from Heidelberg. in; I’rllf’f’S-wOI' Russell
‘H. Cllllitfllflr‘ll, llt L'ltll'LZr: of the Yale
biological laboratory. I’I'QIL'SHOI‘ .l. P. C.
Footer “:h pi: 'Il lit L‘lllll‘u" ml ii.» lymph,
and this nt'tv. not: ll“ :i‘lrttttthlet'ml a dose
by iiypodcrnttw nfi'rlliLZi‘ nu rt. pzitnrui’ suffer-
ing from pnlnmuui'y 0. Tho
do»: was oztw‘tm‘t' tl- nut nose rec’
omiuenrtml It} in: lit/.1 the reaction
noted in has immediately
Iohscrvcd. inorzgit (unruly. owing to the
small i: mutton.
Today. in :isww: rim with Dr. Bacon,
who pun-dim :i mu Ill lupin». llr. Foster
will irr'zr.’ llw f’liv‘ i ll ril~n funk! of tuber-
culur hr}: t , Haunt by Dr Swain.
The monitor ‘iymprr r» only armament for
.1 int in Illl'M‘f .--'- .t‘..~l it “ill. l." useless
in mill-x lllllllii :timu lwi' ErintiliiMM of other
crises. ll ln' lu-ilvvm‘ Hill: tirt- lymph is the
first received illlll r ' nu Alliéfl'lflfl.
l'r-lill,,
«the» lllli'tr.t.l
. ,,, .. ,.
it.“ it .
.‘Ir‘i. I’rurr'v} \Iiiqt lining.
Lthiv‘~. “Hi i 'l'ltr trutloi' Mrs. Nellie
l’i-ar-r-r-y on tins vi; “1;" of lltlif'llrfr ended in
u verdict of glill[}'.1llitl the prisoner was
soutmm-rl to i-e- buxmwl ’t'im crime for
“'Ilrl'li Mrs. l'mrtxz-y l~ m lllt' was commit
ml nu (Dc! 2: mt In. the iuorningof
Oct. 7:3 the burly of .‘rlr~ ling; was found
in the South living “till ltil'lllllj'.‘ Iler
throat ltutl bwu rit. :. id “91' skull fruct—
ured. lrivestuurtmr by the police soon
revealed the lam lltut MN llogg was us‘
studied and Illlli‘llv‘l‘utl by l:er husband’s
rriistrt‘ss. the I‘llll'lt‘litllr‘ll u'ivfllilfl. Mrs.
llogg's trtfniri mu ulm Lillml by the
woman. The i-ritiir- tw- ‘l"ll :t vim-Ling
one than if ivri.. u! in 7
been (‘flfilflllfil'll lty "'
-ln;t;,mt~il to have
, Iltt' lilyrpcl‘."
The light "\r'l’ ii-r» ‘}l'.'.f‘u‘sl‘ .irrrzrtinl.
H‘.l:,\ll~i~, N t' in - '
., In l‘tLliTll to
flrrlliitlnr'i'uf £I{511:n".i‘ ~-.. In flr‘ .uturnoy
gericrnl for lllt' Ill ’ "'t I " l: miwtl‘nal
company itllll tlw - - , li.r‘l.l or . r-wriw
er, I’Ihllrlllhlr'l' l‘, 'rr,:l , ‘i" infant.
of 'l'ln- Jam: ’4. . . _-‘| .. 'nt .» lilicflfl’
sitters iiw rm ~ in u-v .,;.'.v.n for u
cluitti of SIS t s o lr'v'l 'l in-
pnlly Illl‘ll it w: ' flaw of Mir late
lrezinura-r, .l, l- K ‘l . WE‘CI‘E
ago. lie WUN lllv’ll mow-HM .a Mtpposctlto
bin-u been imt by 'l‘lw .iourrtlrl througl’
Mr. 'l‘ruulr‘x lill'rlllrl't it." on 'nt :mri rwgir-rzt.
”1* tlt'nrtrw llu- Ill-d A: ,,,
Journal corrr
.et r»
t'. l, .1 ‘> u
I‘a-«mir-‘r flu,
I'.\.‘.n\ll , .\'. J, lit 6‘ l.
.‘Ifllllllllt'llll'tlt: ,. titan to
pin- u-rola-n :. [- - bu. l" til-vi, with
llullllllltw HI rim '1? “‘ Ml VIII” itwiflil 0'
the firm .m- '«lrl‘v'v. ' ,l otlll. $31,000 lens.
Titr- (irrittrr iv.“ lun : about by flit‘ em—
barrmsmvnt til rillnr‘l‘ l.tnl~"\ rant! HIE l0"
prion pi'~~\'ntritzr,; lll ti,» ivrmlclt market.
'I'ltt‘f'ulllpdll) bus lm-‘r in u «lanky condi-
tion for Hi‘l’t'l'itl tluys par-«l.
Intiirrrr'.
l’lw limenhoua:
.1 World's i'nir “00m.
I,rl'\‘|m\, l).-t~ ti ,ttnrrrmw Honor-Ii Weir
atrar, in r. qr-vwlt in»: night, suitl In be-
licvalll Ramiro: ll‘l-tll'll.l"lllrf’m would lie-
rlvv murb ba ll"ll' from vxh‘rlrlt'rng their
prmitwiu m rt.“ l'éunztnr-I r-qmitiun. lie
hopedtlml lirvrir. litmrlrr would be ora-
cluliy rrrprr-wutml rlww, :mrl that on re-
rientnimir would tw J-ltllwu oumxmirot of
tho McKinley Infill
H-iny Harm-gr- "our”.
New Yon:=-., ilw'. lrllmrry Gnome hnn
.nnotlfwml lrl~ retirement from The till-id-
am. He boys lllernrv dirtiest compel the
ability». William .I, f'rvumlnlc. cit-it‘ll“.
of the rmliormi single iris r-ormiiitkee, will
take charge of the plum it in nnrioraiood
flint lift. (leorge will Write ”foul worka
on political mommy, which be fine hedin
view for me tune.
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