Itr. Powdcrly's Call to All to;
Labor Organisations.
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”You. Jan. 1.—TheKnigbtsof La
harem to takeahand in theoext
“basalt room mm;
' company at Olean, N. Y.. to the number
mud election, and preliminary
flap have been taken to forms strong
combination with the Farmers’ Alliance
and other industrial and reform organize
“our. The general aaaembly which to
tally not at Denver, Colo, authorized
Inch action. and General Master Workman
'1'. V. Powderly bar just made the first
”volatile matter. He has landed a cir—
onlartosll industrial and reform bodies
which speaks for itself and which will be
clearly read by politiciansof both partied
florit hints at the foundation of athlrd
party and recommends independent polio g
loalactlw. i
Ir. Powderly says: "At the session of
the postal assembly of the order of
Knights of Labor. which convened at Den-
ver. Cola. in November last, the general
m workman was directed to corro
opondwith the officers of other organiza-
tionawitbaview to the calling of an in
Innrial conference to formulateapolitr
loll platform such as industrialists could
favorattbe polls. The committee of the
general assembly having this matter In
2:: presented a report in which they
"Your committee hereby recommend a joint
”farmer the Knights of labor, the Farm
era‘ Ali-nee and every and all Industrial and po-
lflealorganiaations that can work together in
favor of them. Look conference platform adopt—
dh December, 1859, upon which such glorlou
Wis have lately been achieved. Your com-
mittee would further recommend that said joint
conference he held on the last W'edmlay in
July. iDl. in the city of Worthington. l). (3.. and
that the congruamen recently elected on the St
latti- platform in the several states be invited to
he wt in the said joint conference. to occu- I
py-ehatuuoaad totake part as delegates orl
Was the conference may decide.
"noobjectaof said Jointconference shall beto
mphuand to perfect measures foraggu
ivaoduutional and political work preparatory
(It the national political mmpaiga of RM which
“in“ campaign, in our opinion, should result
In the election of a president. vim- prmillcnl and
mun-of the United States committed to the
law of the people of the United States and
batik to than corporations. syndica es and mo
mulls, both home and foreign, which are rap
idly absorbing to themselves the wealth of the
nation and usurp ng control over the destinies of
N American people. ,
”Your committee further reports that it la a con-
wded fact by every thoughtful mind that most
if the objecta m forth In the preamble of the
[nights of labor can oulybe secured by indo
pendent political action
It. Cincinnati Conference Postponed.
“The above iamy authority for what I
“about to say and do. When the Farm- l
on’ Alliance bcld lta convention at Ocnla, l
Ila, in December. a call for a conference
tomganiu a third party was circulated
and signed by many of those who attend-
ed. That mil fixed upon Cincinnati as the
place to hold the session and Feb. '33. 191.
la the date. At an informal conference of
the Ollccrl of the order of Knights of La-
barand many of those who signed the call
at Ocala it was agreed to pmtpone the
Cincinnati conference. until after the in
dnatrial conference could meet and agree
upon its platform and principles.
”In accordance with the action of the
general assembly, 1 place this matter be-
fore you, with the request that you take
action at once and notify me of the result.
In View of the fact that nearly all organ-
llatluua have recently held their annual
activations it may be dlmcult to send
dale-ata- to another conference so soon,
and I would suggest that the executive
or as many of them as can attend,
make up this conference.
Not a 0-. Idea llava.
“I suggest three dates on which to vote,
and whichever receives a majority will fix
flu time of the assembling of thin gather
fag: Feb. 23, March a, and July 29,
Ho date recommended by committee of
the general assembly.
"I shall vote tor Feb. 28, for the reason
that we will be enabled to meet and confer
with the newly elected wngmnnlcn, who
mtheir elections to the laborers of the
“Hand city. This call for action will be
aunt to the president or secretary of every
industrial organization whose addrcm I
can obtain, but those who may be over-
looked can take action an soon as it is
brought to their notice. This is a very in
portant matter and should receive careful
attention. Every organization nhould take
Maud be represented. for it in not in-
field to be a Knight of Labor gathering
unconfercnce of those repmientlng one
“odor Hrl'lltlf‘i alone. All are invited, and
Ill abould be represented.
"T. Y. Pow nltuu. G. M. W.. K. of L"
'lll 'I’nule Unlorra (to-operate?
Whether or not Mr. Powderly will auc-
qod in getting the great trade unions to
cooperate with the knights and farmers
”mains to be men, and therefore the result
ofthls first call for a conference will be
watched with interest.
Governor Ilill'a last Term.
N" Your, Jan. 7.-The World’s Albany
”respondent says: “The World's com
apondent here can announce wltively
that David B. Hill will not azmn be a‘
candidate for governor of New York. He
h serving his last term. That is the mean- i
in; he wishes to be taken ll’nm the open",
lngaud {at closing sentences of his last‘,
nun-l message to the legialauire. lt io‘
thealpba and the omega He begins by]
mm: 'In entering upon the Iermh and ‘5
hot yearn! service as the chief executive‘
d the state." And be elem by saying:
‘I cannot conclude my last annual met
”.7 tr e“.
A Cwawwrtelter'a flare Duran-real.
lint“, Mon, Jan. l'r-L’lllif‘tl States
Ianianl E'tmly has lw-r'n notified»! another
diamvcry in connection mm the mitt-ter-
Htlnu Alert recently raided. A railroad
ml’ discovered ahulre Mic under a
pile of rocks near Gray (.‘lllf, not far from
the chin where Ellis was merrily arrested,
sad the eonnterteiter's tools confiscated.
TI- aal‘o contained is lot of spurious silver
dollar! and halves, a- well an dimes and
tools used in the annular-titre"! the same.
”the Wall CI Gangrene.
Wasatsorur. Jan. l-ln the senate con-
mum of till financial bill was con.
tinued until I p. m.. when a secret session
waa hold, which lasted until adjournment.
lathe home a number of bills were para»
d. anon. them the bill authorising the
Meat to adaptor! tonnage does. The
mutual!“ was than taken upiueom-
nlthoof vial. and low Wat
‘the incursions of scaling vessels of any
rut arm in outer.
Oaadeased Telegrams Gathered at III-
dear fru- Variau’l’laua.
The employees of the Sole leather Pad
m. ,
of 100 are on strike. They were asked to
suffer a reduction in wages amounting to
moral tlollllrli each weekly.
Rev. Father Bergen, pastor of tho“.
lanetiue Catholic church at Kingston,
Pa, died Tuesday of pneumonia. lie was
48 years old.
Paul :‘aturmor. an empioya of a coal
company, who lost his foot by the carelen
lblltlllx of cars on the New Jersey Central
railroad, recovered a verdict of “mom
the [Sound Stun-s court at New York.
Gmue 8.1mm tit Co. manufacturer:
of horse llldllht‘l‘l, carriage robes. etc. at
Philadelphia. are temp :rnrily embarrassed
and have called a meeting of creditor;
The flru.’a ml lelltetlflelts, exclusive of tnoir
contingent liabilities, willumount toabotit
“00.000; their assets, it is bslieved, will be
aniall.
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
has decided to resume the sale of Lilli}
mile ticketnat two cents per mile, or at
the rate of mlcncb, good over all divisions
of the Pennsylvania lines west of Pitts
burg.
Wtirltl'a Fair News.
NEW Yth. Jun. 7—.»\ meeting of the
World’s fmr cumrtlittee on torn-ign affair.» .
was held at the Gllsev lmuae. ids-Governor
Waller, of Connecticut, presided in the
absence of Chairman Depew. Other mcnl- ‘
born of the committee present were George ‘
V. Massey, of Delaware; C. H. Wily, of
Georgia; J. H. Broslin for Mr. Dupew;
Director General Dame and Promoter Gen-
eral M. P. Handy, of Philadelphia Tb!
committee, after a newton of several hours,
adopted the following resolution, which
had been suggested by Mr. Depew: “That
it is the unanimous judgment. of this oomA
mittee that there should be located and
established an eastern hendqu irters of the
exposition, and that it ought to been estab
liehed at the headquarters of the foreign
affairs committee at the Gllsey house in
in New York city, and be in charge of a
secretary with such clerical asslstance as
the director general shall deem adequate
for th- service, and this committee recom-
mends to the director general the immedi-
ate establishment of such bendquarters."
They Will Reopen Our Lava.
Onawa, Jun. “ii—Speaking with refer-
ence to the Behring sen matter Minister
Howell said that the Dominion govern.
ment was determined that Canadian ports "
should not be made the rendezvous of woe
acla of any nationality which bail conspired
against the laws of the United States. He
referred more particularly to the case of
the seizure of the German sealing schooner
Adele, whose captain mid raided the l’rl-
bylofl' islands. The action of the Dimin-
ion customs officers in thin case in selling
the vessel should be couvmuinu proof to
the United States that the government at
Ottawa was determined not to allow the
customs lawn to be violated to cotter
nationality against the vented rights of
the United States.
Couldn't See Through the Snow.
TOLEDO, 0., Jan. 7.-.“ is big Mogul eu-
gine was backing down the Lake Shore
tracks near this city it ran into a train of
flat cars. The infill of the engine was .
lifted up and pushed against the boiler '
head, catching three men who were stand. l
big in the cab. Joseph Sawyer and Ter-
rence Kill lde, helpers. were almost in- }
stnntly kl fed, and Michael KirochuerJ
pony conductor, was severely crushed
The engineer and fireman were on the
seats of the cab and escaped serious in-
jury. A blinding .sfluw storm prevented
Engineer John Corlmt from seeing the flat
cars until it wan too late to avert the acct
dent. Klrschner will recover.
A Strike at l’lttabnr‘.
letu'uo, in, Jail. 7,—Ahout loo pl»
torus, carpenters, tinners, bod carriers
and granite cutters employed on the [or
ernment building have struck. The troub
leisalleged to have been caused by the
employment of non-union men by Pope &
Co., of Chicago, who have the contract for
ateam heating. The men employed by Mr.
Pope have offered to join the union. The
delegates want the men to go back to Chl-
cago. ’l‘be Vill‘lollfa contractors wtllptolr
ably hire new men to lulu: the places of the
strikern
Blah. Anita Abbe" to Inveatl‘ato.
’ TRRXTUS, N. J., Jan. 7. ~5ecretary Blaine
has requested Governor Abbe". to investi-
gate the circumstance surrounding the
arrest of scarucn on board of tbeetcnrmhip
Elbe last October. The Ut'l’fllfln govern»
moot complains that. the arrests warn
illegal and that the men wereoutrageoualy
treated by tile authorities of Humbert.
The sailors had been on a spree, and were
taken of! the vessel ultlmuf. any warrant.
The governor has ordered an inventigatlon.
Republican» Win in Kew Hampshire. 1
Comma), .\'. ll. Jun. 7.~’l'he supreme
court, til-let Junllco lloc delivering the
opinion, line iircnlrd to tllllllllrls the can
again»: till-n. erclt on lllu ground of
want of jttris.l:cliun. Thistle-elation leaves
the entire Illii.(t'l’ of making up the roll of,
members of the house in the bands of‘
Clerk dawn, and the :tvlnllasmll of the “if
entitle-l" till-tubnra will rr-«Illl in the ulec~
tlou of'l'tilllt'. lil',lhlr.tr'.;:i, ft’t‘ governor
and a lleptlllilmu l'llm-ll hum-i wnntor.
'l‘ln- ‘u-rgtseltnntm Raging.
\\'li.lif::~ll.\l:l:l;. l'lt . Jun. ., l . basque».
hluun I‘nr'r at; fill-1min! IN \t l y huh [but
evening. 'l‘iwwalcr i~ ll' n rel-z above
low water ninth. All ll‘.’ . n landing
at Plymouth and um i . l . nan-i built
over tm- llluilllJIu ln‘l .c u l" w- ”in King-
flou. Tilt' fllfillitaufll .tr' itlllllli"{’,;l'tl I'lio
weather is wry wren- ullll :tw “mg.- will
likely n‘flilllli n niellme :0 the .nllllmtnuta
of the low minus.
Tort-ran Pit-sari Shut Il.-:ul.
Evan’st’ltuz, lml...l.m 7~Jnlm Slum-t,
a well known turfmail, mmrxelml and
fought with John lid-«v.5, u rmlr-mder,
early ”"5 ilIOl'fllllll uvvra worn ill In the
melev Stuart nus mmt mnl Mil-«l. Randell
was woimled, and n.” L‘:lll,;lli by in.
police while trying to eecnpe.
A Lawyer Almond-s.
T825103. N. J., Jun. 7,-Jolnv A. Steer),
alawyer, be.» ubmmulul, leaving numer-
onl clients behind whose funds be has
misappropriated. lie is also defendant in
a divorce suit, and a pretty married train
all here in named at. the corrspuntlent.
alm- liar-03hr"- Winn Ayala.
Aulrnzltoalt. Jan. 7.--Joe Donoithue, the
American. won the. half tnileinternatlonal
skating match yesterday in im. 25s.;alao
the two miles in firm. loo-flu.
Tina Wm.
Thswsathorprntalasrwbowsr-rrald
, regarded by the people of the Netherlands,
, alone like silent sentinels. sometimes in
l Thomlul', revolve» “SAW.
use-rally fair.
roe A MEMORIAL AT oeirsmvzu.
'l'o llarlr the Spot on the filter- of the
Mann Wheuce the Pilgrims Hailed.
The pflljeet laufouf to erect or Delfubaveu,
in the Netherlamls, an American memorial
to the Pilgrim Fathers. Samuel ll. Thayer,
resent minister of the United States at
heHagneJintsuagcsted thatn memorial
be reared to mark the spot in the Old
World whence the Pilgrims sailed, corru-
apondiug with the memorial now standing
on the spot in the New World where those
heroic men and women landed. His on.»
section was embodied in a dispatch to the
date department written on Aug. so, in.
It briefly urged the appropriateness of
such a remembrance, described the peculiar
advantage of the site—within the M
corporation limitsofthecity of Rotterdam,
and in full view of constantly passing com-
merce from all quarters of the earth; and
it attbtnitted the matter to the memory of
state for his conaideratiou The depart:
ment of state caused a copy to be at once
sent to the governor of Massachusetts, to
be by him laid before the Pilgrim society.
in the Netherlands the interest. awak-
ened has been marked. Thodispatch writ;
tell by Mr. Tbayer and certain favorable
American comments t hereon elicited unfin-
lmous indorsemont tit u session of the king's
cabinet.
Writing of this incident the NetherlautL-l
minister of foreign affairs mid: ”Thesaur—
munlcations were welcomed with the live-
liest satisfaction by all my colleagues, and
theliunl realization of this project will be
as well as by the king’s government, on a
new pledge of sympathy and a further proof
nd the inviolnblo relationship which basal—
ways existed between the two nations."
The historic point of land on the Mans
at Delfshnven was the spot, be it always
remembered, whence was finally gathered
and flung: across the sea the seed of which
the New World republic of today is the
ripening fruit. Dotted allover as the old
continent is with places whose local histo—
ries mark epochs in the world‘s on moving
civilization, it is still doubtful if there be
anywhere any place entitled to rank with
this quiet Dutch village in the tremendous
yet bcneflccut reach and consequence of
the event of which it was the theatre.
That is the supreme reason why a memo-
rial pile should be raised at Delfsbaven,
and by Americans. The memorial pro-
posed should coat not less than stooped
The New England societies of New York
and Philadelphia are taking lively interest
in the schema-Boston Herald.
Dutch WIndrnllla.
You scarcely can stand anywhere in Bol-
land without seeing from one to twenty
‘ “ worfiwllmt av
windmills. Many of them are built in:
the form of a two story tower, the second
story being smaller than the first. with a
balcony at its lmse from which it tapers !
upward until the capllkc top is reached. '
High up. nezlr the roof. the great axis jute
from the Wall; and to this are fastened
two prodigious :trms. furmod somewhat
like lmlilerca, bearing great sheets of cum ‘
ma, whim» businew is to catch the mis-
chief nmlmr and set him at work.
These unlit stand like hugegiauts guard-
ing lllt'f'hllllll’y. Their bodies are gener— ‘
ally of a dark rezl, and their heads or roofs
are made to turn this way and that, ac
cording to the direction of thewind. Their 3
round eye window is always staring. Al-
together, tboy deem to be keeping a vigi-
lant twitch in every direction. Sometimes
they stand clustered together; sometimes
long mm; like ranks of soldiers.
You see them rising from the midst of
factory buildings, by the cottages, on the
palm-rs (the polrlom are lakes pumped dry
and turned into forms). on the wharves,
by the rivers. along the canals. on the
dikes, in the cities-everywhere! Holland
wouldn't be Holland without its windmills,
any more than it could be llollnnd without.
its dikes and its Dutchmerr~llary Mapar
Dodge in St. Nicllolml.
Interesting Biblical Experiment.
The comparatively recent discoveries in
Assyria and the wonderful corroboration
in the translated cuneiform inscriptions of
manyof thehL-ilorical records of the Script;-
ures have been regarded by Biblical schol»
are to; gratify ing proofs of the authenticity
of the Bible. A curious experiment has
recently been mnde to prove the historical
correctness of the Biblical narrative conr
earning the blessings and cursing: which ‘
are said to have been pronounced upon the
people who Wrrt‘ gathered in the valley be
low lilml and (icriznlr. Dr. Colerlao had
declared that it would have been impotlsb
bio for the people to have distinctly heard
the worth. spoken from so great n distance.
A party of tmvelcrs in the Holy Land
made the [Radical experiment of testing
this matter. Two men Moondml Him] and
two (icrizulr. while the remainder of tho
party remained in the valley below. The
blessingx and cursingx were then pro-
nounced alternately from the heights, in
aonorous tones. Such are the wonderful
acoustic properties of the hills and valley
that every word was distinctly heard by
the llnleneru in the valley below. Biblical
scholars will eagerly seize upon this an an
added proof of the authenticity and divine
origin of the books of Seriptnrcrlloeton
Advertiser.
Clergy-men's ilalarlu.
Dr. Morgan Dix, rector of Old Trinity“
has two». "is assistant has room or!
the chapels belonging to the parish. Trin~ i
lty chapel pnid will) to the late Dr. Swope,
and the “muslin” in charge of the other.
have noon l)r. Huntington. rector of
Grace church, has 815.0“) and a house.
whose rental is worth at lemt 85.000 mare.
St. Bartholomew pays “with! to its rector, .
Dr. Greer. who, being wealthy. rctulnn
nothing for himself. Dr. Brown, of St.
Dr. ltainwfortl,
of St. flwrgo'n. has Shunt). and, being well ;
to do, give» it all away. A dozen other 1
Episcopal partying in the city pay from
“.010 to 88.!!!) a year. The bishop receives
mam.
Among the Presbyterian» Dr. John Hall
draws “3,300; Dr. Paxton receives 812.3“),
Dr. l’arkhurst, aw); Dr. Taylor act» the
equivalent of slam) lit-v. Robert Coll-
yer. Unitarian. has lllmbtl The pastor of
the largest Methodist t'lfllf‘f’l‘l has ”,Mnnd
pamnnge; the .‘lt'thmlist bishop til-lo has
8541!). in Brooklyn Dr. ’l’ulrnuge receivu
rl2,wo, and makes almost as much again
out of his lectures. books and newspaper
pay. Dr. Abbott,&\'.lm. ln Dr. Paxmn's
choir one soprano singer receives at least
Wrr‘VEW York Saturday Review.
l
A Change of Iliad.
Teddy—ft must be pwftilly jolly to be
thee-plain of a pirate ship. l'm goln'
right down into the library to ask papa to
let me be one.
Freddy—Yer better not.
Teddywlzlul. i will. though. (Good)
Five minutes later.
Teddy (euterin hastily and in tears)-
O-meas I'll—boo- not be a pup-pinto.
Papasaidhe’d shallow me how to be a
wit—winter, An’bhboo-W
Wain.
, mind Now for :1 year.
oooo‘ Alto“ runs.
The chief source of happiness to some
people is the aiding of unhappines- for
others.
The de lanai is reputed to be
oneofthe heat drained literary women in
the country.
There is onesooietyof boys and girls in
England to protect animals which has om
60,000 members.
Any method which will keep the air from
the inside of the shell will preserve the
eggs for is certain length of time.
Cloves are so called from the French
word clovis, on account of their fancied re
temhlance to a nail.
A. B. liendry, it years old, is principal
of the public school at Antioch. Manatee
cottuty, Fla.
lfoue has: cold. and doesn’t know what
to do for it, till his friends can tell him; but
that does not affect the cold.
A clothes wrinuor can be easily clml'sed
from the lint that collects on the rollers by
saturating fl cloth in kerosene and rubbing
it. UVi‘r.
Elfin! of the buttons list-dull cloaks and
(nuns are made from potatoes which have
bum malted to a. bath of sulphuric acid.
A Hull. xurut lo the (-rmfmlnrztte dead in
to be on . ml :.t Pensacola, Fla. .lt will
cost upward of {£1,000 and will be trimut
forty—5i: feet high.
Musk sachet. powder sell» at $1 an ounce
and sandal tvoml at 81.50. Both are we
q-lisito to the new, and revived for the
holiday trade.
A shoemaker in almost always round
shouldered, from continually bending over
the last between his knees as be news and
hammers.
Two brothers were wrestling at North;
wood, la, the other day, when one of them
was thrown with nut-b violence that his
neck was broken.
l‘crhape it is not generally known that
the Prince of ‘Vliltfd is a collector of dogs.
Helsvcry fund of the canine tribaund,
among othcm, panacea»; some dogs with
black tongues.
Official returns of tln- l'unadlzin ml fish-
ery show that 39,“? N'lefl were taken the
plL‘ll ammo. an met-easel)! (Emiloverlmt
year. Of this number 2.383 were taken off
the coast of British Columbia, and 16.165
in Behring sen.
Senator Jones in». built a beautiful villa
at Santa Monica, Col, on the edge of a
bluff overhanging the. (mean. There in an
ornamental garden and a ranch of 30,!!!)
lures niljuin'lnu it Mrs. Jones is on de-
llgbted with this new home that she has
determined to stick by it and keep away
frokm Wellington except for short inter-
\f\ H.
The Indemnity Was Paid.
"i remember :1 friend of nitric," said
Squ'in-Jnilllsun to the delegate. whncou-
aide-red himself funny He went to a
prominent. jeweler on Fourth street, and
purchased 3 Mitch for SIN, ft‘Ct’lVlnfl u writ-
ten guarantee that the watch would keep
if the notch failed
the purchase money “2-5.5 to be refunded.
. Well. my friend was called to Europe noon
lifter that, and sport hr‘t’t‘f’ltl months unv-
eling about tnriotin pnrls of the earth. and
it happened that. he returned to Cincin-
- natl on the very «lzly tllv- glutrnmee on his
‘ twitch raplrml.
.bking mo in tin-umpany
him, we went in the jewelry More, and
1 calling out. tin.- proprietor my friend laid
down the guarantee. which the jeweler
reml and then expressml himself n-ndy to
fulfill his mnmirt. The watch woe» placed
upon the counter, and was found to he
just one half minute too (full.
"The jeweler plan-ll if carefully in o
drawer, and coin: in his safe counted out
five crisp ten dollar hill» and [named them
in my friend with at smile. "Yes, but I
don't want the money.' he 'n'llfllfnt‘l'WlL
'glvo me back my Witch. It was only
meant in; a little plmsnntry.‘ 'l have com-
plied with my t'nnlmr't.’ N'pllc‘tl illr‘jo‘w
elor. ‘nlid lonly meant a lltlll‘ imsint‘ss.’
. ‘But l moat have that, tvntrll.‘ said the
thoroughly «llsmiricrrh'nl funny mflll
‘\\‘t-ll,' repliutl the jrwr-lwl'. pl’llcl‘vvllllgwiw
hi.» Work, ‘1 consider a watch that varies
, only one halfufu. minute in a your worth
more than 850. i will N‘ll you‘ the watch
, for Still} so rllngriuvd that he hardly
know what he wmi doing, my focetiom
. fro ml paid over the 'll” and pocketed the
h. “\van you need another good
watch give me ti mll.’ said the jeweler
merrily :H We took our departure“. Well,
(in you know. I have {lever heard of that
follow lining it funny thing slnre.”-Cin-
oinnnt't 'i'un.-~-.<mr.
“:rrna litmnonua Damages.
Mr. l’rieu. .l llltrl'YhLlVll who Clli‘l’lt‘llull
lluslncea for mnm' j-“trv. in llmzll. has
brought an :u-ri: n Jl;'1ilfl\t the gnvcrrltm-ut
of the Fl’l‘lll'll |‘|'{lllllll(‘ for the l‘L‘tlIlcl‘tultlr‘
mm of Wm!) fwhlnmngm benllcgmtu
have untamed tllrnilgll the fiction of in
French consul. lt lawn-i that minu- thirty
years ago .\l. l'rieu fv-l: aggrieved nt [In
drum: of the llrnmllan authorities ill
ltthne in overcharging him («Mums alum
tvn "lcrl'llftflllln‘l' pzianm.‘ tilrnu-zli hia hands.
Tilt-pagans, tn prun- l.l\ u‘laim, :u‘t‘unlltlll
tn tllt‘ plaintiff's Hinl'}, “t'l’l' intruatetl to
the Front-ll cumul, but that. funnioudry
disclziittletf all itnutvlvllgv of them. and
since then the doeumvnla have neither
been seen nor heard of
For tllrirlmw nml that of the money paid
as surcharge of nmmm he. brought the
action against the llll|ll~MT of foreign of
faint, n.» the official chief of the dour-ill whr
ruin-sutured the French government. Al
though he nonmetal biuhmnxm at the sum
mentitmml \l. l’rlen informed the court
that if the \‘l'nlll‘f went in iii-s favor he did
not intend to Hill"! tlzr tummy from the m
pllbllfi. lwlllgtlemlrmla Unly 0f M‘tlwll'lflz
the «Income-nut whirl» lmvr dialippeuml so
mysteriously. The jil‘Zt‘H have, however
nonaniml the pldntill‘, holding timt tht
minister fur fun-rm minim rnllltl both!
lit-bl rmpousiblw fur p .3 re lntrnnted to u
nulmrtitlmtr. Ill. l'mn intimated his in
tuition of carrying the cm:- in the mint of
nppeal.~« Paris Cur. London Telegraph.
Htmtfonl‘e Thrifty Vicar.
The lab-9t new» from Ftratfortl-on‘Avnn
church is that. ermrwu :irv being; sold there,
made from the wm-nl m’ the 0er gallery. A
vieimrmthw plat-rule» tell.» me that unlit
was invited to buy it pi'fltuitrltph of the en-
trien Iibezlkt‘ntwflr‘E'a him. and tnarriagr
in the pariui. register. .llrlmlutli the mt-
crvud v'lmr makes M) ix. It ll of the church
being "Gal's lion-w." and not Shaka
poaro’a, it nonlethal lu- i+ uncommonly
wide awake in of illainn filiakeapearn when
mracbnntte offers of making money out
of the memory of tho: bartl.— Motion
Truth.
30 I‘lar-r- fur the Val"- Cure.
One of ”1" most humorous mlseivesos
fie year lath:- pmlamation of the gov:
ernor of equatorial Africa, addressed to
m and other mluiomries. "that cit
matte coudltlonv in Sierra lmne are not at
all editable for believers in faith cure."
dad that hereafter “admin... «is must on
ploy adoctor."hl.owlston Journal.
.Dovou
COUCH
DON‘T DELAY
TAKE: MP-is
*m-gczfizdiumm annal-
“remediati-
advaaesdsh‘ea tau-as. ea see a»
arllsat sleetafler ”has. may
liaisneverywaarv. Large bimbo-Alla
our. on. cart low
light] Kinney ill Liver Curt
Crown Plantar- arul Plllo.
1'th are the all safe herdedic- to nor for tho-o
mic ed wt h 8n. ['9 nil-rue Liver (Your. law and
U mary Aflrrnnnr Only more prepared in thr
our rota ae tn: erllzlrlal wad tlv-r-hly kidney
.ml Liver turn that fill [tr-lore you to perkct
mm" an Lodle-I one
3. B. R. A.
Craig Medicine (7-1.. Passalc. N. .l.
soap n
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
[ill 80an Not" all!
E Coughs. Colds. lnilaenrs. Bronchitis.
lionrseneu. Whooping Congb,¢ron .
hroal. Asthma. and tilt-{inn of r g
. 4 Consumption
on:1 l yyrait
ILES. HUMORS,
Sent-la. Eczema. Salt Rheum and an
“inn are of the Skin and Blood are cured by
fOWLE'S ”LE and HUEOR CUBE.
1.7 l; n
nomination.
it [may 8L. liar York City.
Steel §;;;;?r;nlva;;,
Pat-tn Carts, Railroad Carts
Road Carts, Utility Carts.
clipper Wagons, Easy Riders,
ll.
a
Buggies, Phaetcns, Surreys, cm. mm Bloke
Spindle W3 J Billie-Mn Commie
H.
..p and No Tap Delivery Mom. in...
Wagons, Milk WW-nfimm-f'ge’nrinl “Var-3 .u um'r'jl'mry i!
“Malta-1t: hill? :31.” “Ciwgficm‘tfiiol. aemunpli—hul baream or cflerfu
. w»- writers-é "WNW (be givrn ballot to be ft:
They are the articles that will‘p‘rl, , ‘ h" lit (in ”it!!! all alike—all i
you, Our Wugooa have a “or! Ml e _ '
rcputalsion as to quality, style and {mu -. “row Farm Fm
None uper or. Street 5 rinklerr We . > .
have the best. Street Sprinklers i: the rat". lwsaltards
orid. Alan have the nes'esr an but .
rural Milk Wagons in New York ' Lstalogues Law BIA/aka
--"'9"‘?‘L‘__ ‘7 __.c.,__, Prw Lbc— Journal-
, . . . . ,,
Seeing ls Bellcvmg. "“9““ mm”
1 By»l.aWI insnmnrr t‘harte
Tickets (Momma
M W Programmed Prnpmab-
‘3" Dancing Order. Ballot!
l‘" O 2 Ilandbills' Election Sums
And the tofu ' [receipts Puliclu
CVCV m1llf'. l
dm's of old. [Linda Statements
derfnlln'ng' .
.bSillIl‘t .-,' checks lie-tim-
eaplmut.
lu'eulsulw‘. - Law [new Phynlt‘ianl' Forms
:tvcaal’lt". .,
hell: mlulo Ir:
rt .55 .‘r
l’urcr u'xl ’4
. iv ‘1,
9’
(fr.
no Ifl'rll,
Lo awe-tin“
"tantrums"
and it never
11...; z...[;
,. ..
‘ l he
And with it 12mm I‘ '
n Mu l! . Minna .t, 'l in
noclimhmg up of the flu .
nor annoyance of any km
needs trlmmtmr. in fm'nts h zl teurvoiral
bcln tough rolled arnmll e l' «i, with (div
ml raft. itinalmuluzrly unbreakable.
and aa wv'uu n. L. an - ‘ .
Only five years all :1: d r r' r I million o]
Itnslampdnnu. it mint! -nC.'u<)fllarnp to
unite such a trllmg indeed it is,
for lampa may (on. ' lamps may a, but
the "koclicaur" o ft! on forever We
make overload or' we uncut-5.7 Hanfln
and Table Lamps, llaurwrl bin-l7, Vane a
Piano Lamps every Ill-rd.” .ronre. Por-
celain.llruo, Nickel and l lack Wrought iron.
All the lump deal—r fuf it. Look for the
trade-mark “amp: " it'd limr'nnrva " If M
hasn’ttber at a, Rutlvnltr am! the style you
want, art! no hm «core is near. send to no
for free illustratu ('12:.l443'2’! land reduced
rice-lint and we will Lon cnelsrnd you ll,
profs y by express, right to your door.
IOCIIMER LA”? CO...
I! Part "on. low Vast.
W'Mxm. rm K u- ”not“
no Ins
(lilLll. SILVER, NIl‘Kl’JL
Add all kind» of Outlined
PLATING
Donaat
49 Water Street, Still larval
Anything Plated from a later rim to a stove.
ly trade of table won. I.
Lace-Meant rial-or mom I. ltwa,
Hm nape. (fondle vile”. Vapor. ole. Oran.
P‘rtols. lane and fir-oral Repairing arise.
cxmcr'
ll
1' elf,
lions/l stroll?
or ovens a
W ~'-iv‘»r~i*nty.r'=hwl
‘v’ ‘ w. a r ,w-moa In! no In“.
you»: , . I ,, u. rel n.4,»; .. no
Verity now my h w. trip-m hm“!-
.Irlnv wetne- nun-miner. any-wee
aw Manama.“ a.” l
W"!!!
a if
AND M?-
nenio _mmi. "Wail *
JflB PRINTING.
m m mums roe firm
m is sumac mu m arm
AND La’l‘l‘n‘ stuns DY TYPE,
ӣ58359. la. AND
Pl 011111111838,
Clfllllllflll,
NBfllllBSS,
AND
lllll'flfll,
IS OUR MOTTO.
WE ARE PREPARED 1'0 GIVE ESTTXATES
OS EVERY K136i) 0? JOB PRINTING
FROM A PfN'l'ER TO A VISITLVU
CARD. WE HAVE ['NUSI'AL
FACILITIES FUR DOING THE
FOLLUWLVG WORK:
0”!” FROM A Dlh‘l‘AXI'! i'llilli'i'l."
AT’l’ when 1'0.
(SET 01'}! FETIIATLV DIME! PLACING
Yt It'll ORDER."l ELSEWHERE,
T 1.1 E
EliMlflSlllllll,
lllllllll Pllfll.
"hm
SOUTENORWALK.
a. m
BUY OF THE MANUFACTURE“.
FIVE lilo! IIIVBII.
The "MO! unto-rarer of may L‘s-rims an-
ode" out. ed were I r can: in Iv» didrrcnf styles
0 arntv'nrrrmsr . rm varie- of bodies M
Uimll on, t . new which will be dish enough and
low mourn to out: the most fulfil“ it!
Baby and Doll Carriages.
Frank Boylston.
616 l y 00'! AUDStI ll.
Graduate ‘
Homer B. Ho'yt's
18 North Main Street.
era-es lived to all amputated my. flow-
mndlmm tdfro- multitude-of
old loner. flctloo gear-merit In chapter
waltz eyes
lid Monte—st
garb hang-wears!
3:33». e t
marlifiiit‘: million
A YEAR 1 f “met-hurry
turn any bitty lalslumtmflafln
in, who us use and ”knead who,
she: Imiraetlomwlll work W
1.
how to ram “m lion-0W I
lmlw their own mmmmhrrcnr they liqulfi Mich
the situation or "twin, rut-mat which you ran rara theta-own.
,‘m ion hr m mile as unlawful-l than. l'fnlly I“ ml
l-vsrmmdnlrv but one work" from each dbtriu urea-aty.
nan ahead ”null! and provided with rumba-rat o lo
“am w one mulling over ‘80“ a value If."
pm 66].! II. Fan patient-n I'll P “out.
1'. Arman u... see. “.11.... aloe.
_:‘
. 6»
ICE-
50¢.
. I l 1' ‘ »
‘ ‘ l l l l ’
or guaranteed to give Illlliullhfl.
rtvef' .00. lie 'tb viral
flycg're‘ta‘l'hlfgfldm
A VAWAIl-l MD MIL? 08"“ HT?“ larvae-m roa “Dill-
"III’LEX" amino-mm Willill Allll film
Thief- the most edur, convenient. on It and duties little toilet articlesvur invented. it cout-
bfnee affomWnr r of superior finish it tb an improved Ton,
tic, it onirkly produces wonderfulsy plunmrand fast:
he in any desired at in, and when Io tired with this little
lunar. and is not even “ed by the damp sir. 0st: tried,
ltd not breakofla ruin the hahllke meet Curlew a d Cri . . nemf Isle l
o" ' mount remain "my?! as am"
it is for role by the loading time. dry and fancy goods trade generally, but if not obtainable in your
virinity we wizl mail it to any address. plant-paid. guaranteeing Info
. norm. or pontoolflco money order, or currency
rs $0., 37:: Broadway. 8
. ltridzmon's Barnumllrmbea, licltr, snddpeclaltles.
1
Crimper.and th parts being
unable rwsults tth its aid the haircut
instrument it "I‘ll. theollect until
“new nut.
and
to" on rocei of I... or
Mm' in at modular
. Mention thll .
Y on a rats wanted for
Beautifuland popularsoods.
t liberalism .
(lit llll
Art Goods in Bridgeport.
AW.B.HALL
do 00.
BRIDGEPORT.
NEW DRESS GflflBS flflflM.
Best Li; ht, Rest Ventilation am’fl'iest Assortment of Silks,
Velvcts and H .udt-ome Dress Come in New England.
illlllls lNll l-‘llllS.
Our assortment of Sea] Capes. Wool Seal, Astrakau, Mink.
and Sable Capes, Seal Jackets, Plush Capes and Jackets is as
large as any New York house, and
PRICES ARE POSITIVELY Lawm'ff
We are largest dealers in Hosiery, Merino and Muslin
Underwear, Small Wares, Dress Trimmings, Books, Yarns and
only it].
and examine these guides, as it
A number «if apeci'
A ladics' line Kill
Misses” Good School Shoe,
75 cents. Please call
is a pleasure to show them.
C. H. HARVEY,
70 North .Vlnin 1"“... South Nor-walk.
willaotuufi you.
m m. i
The BBS lunlsa lawns Prices. "
..._.. 4.. kn...” ..
Bills up hills
GLovmg OLSEN’Sa
Sl’ECIALTIES:
Onrflnrah Kid latice'fl.wfltoessretbe Ineueverodemd in mm
Indiee'lreathidfladflowed,WYreaehturuedandweltsat print“
Afallliaaof WJliflua'saadlon’sMMwflfmalb“
CLOVER dc OLSEN,
leaders In the Boot and Shoe Trade
Etlllltillllll.
p
4,
‘ l
w. B. HALL & _<_>_q_.
The Best Goals for Ila Least lllll
BOOTS AND snore '5
AT THE 51'0er or
C. H- Harvey
Having: the largest stock and a grind assortment to malt;
selections from, we are prepared to lurnlsh everything from d'
child's lit-rent shoe to a gent’rs 5513 boot.
allies in gents’, latlles' and children's show.
Button Boot at $2, formerly $25.
Children's School Shoes at
Norwalk Chronicler