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I'd-Illa Clue of '91 Bond their
tho PM of Parents and
House Exercises Too-lg!"

that exercises of commencement
blight! Over River school were held
school yestcrday afternoon In the
.. I of alargo number of the par-
and friends of the scholars. and
y of the graduating class of ‘9l.
following was the programme:
”011'"de " '

...» tlon.”. .. ..EIerctt \Vigham
on Sense Luella V sultan-or

“Grant the Keepers."
«Wm U ndcr Construction." . .

 

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ID. lI.W “I“: Bishop. Baum
llarehsnw .mEl-at’u Perms-land

851?”?me 5: 's
VALK 35‘ BAN The
Demon I I. mm atoll ’
that». pro»: ohn 11in a. vice pm: John
H. Knownt rostpatd douultors.
Money hanulm on mum-t

mond WT, pork. shcop. lamb. I'uLnte.
TERRY Will. 3!. & CD. N. Annual“: beef and
proIlsioua. Home drained lamb uni mutton.
”007A AND NHOB 97ml“-
BROWN. So. Main at. H. N. custom worksbrinz
your foot and hm e it fitted. Repairing. etc.

most for educational purptiscs will ox-
cecd than for our poniwatiarioe. jails
and capitals. then thtI money question
will Bottle itself satisfactorily.

This evening the graduation exercises
will take place at the Opera Hm. when
DI. l". H. (look, of New Brunswick N.
IL. will deliver nicotine on "Health in
Education."

The clam receive their diplomas this
evening.

l-riday evening thoulumni and grad-
uating class will giro a reception at the
Opera House from 8 to 12 o'clock.

I'ITES'TfiiifvfioFiiiTEfin

TIIo New éunrtcn of Ilse south Norwullt
Athletic Club.

The now quarters of the South Nor-

wulk Athletic. club, when tho furnishings
arc completed, will he o‘uo of tho hund-

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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............. l” ‘ Hyatt
I Mimtlrcgory.
”1111100, ......... Josephine Shumway

—-”‘l'hc American Girl at Roma".
..Florcncc leanings
“A Struggle” for W ealth.". . , . . ..

. .Illt-urga llllhlr Y

'. the may on Education," by Ever-
igham, two arguments more intro—
—one for manual traInIng In the

schools; the other for higher edu-
The conclusion arriwd at was
education should not be hand or
but hand and head.

Luefla \anHmsc-ars Irony on
I IIonScnsc' was, porhalumaooftho
[donning csmys, as tllt‘ young; lady

. good delivery. She said that com-
seme did not aspim to pl]il0:l()])l|\
Hpootry, neither can it be- Ilasscd
the ologies. but it in prose. a

I might add.
not say, unless it is so llllt'tllllllltlll.
blight; the severe toacher. oxpcricnco.

there is nofemininc cquiIalcnt in

Berrys short sketch of tinI
. of the clam under the title

theidea very aptly that P‘ .IIIlI IIIIII
.. I tcmphI undorcm tion. Tho l nrn4- r
II a: was the thrco Rs. Tn tin-so II cm
I :I tbeothcr building slum-s. Sumt-
others for ornament. lie spoko
his instructors as faithful masons.
III had looked well to the fitting of
w alone. This young man Ilclivcrs
‘ nledictory this owning.
nu. Hyatt’scssny on“( arm-la“ look In»
tahort geographical tour our th It
. domain. Ho suggcstcd in tho pro-
I,"How much a dIIIu-II that's him a in
excels a drum tlIat' s lm- -n lft'pl at
II " to sulntitutc tho uords pun-um
dance and Canada for Rome. ‘ it
:_ 4 totem m if an ignorance of Lunud. I.
a branch taught in our public:
, I l _ " Ho spoke of tho cold us bring
' honest cold and tht’l’lllllmpllt‘rt' living
dry that the climatic “as II-r_I lu Illh-
Hr. Hyatt matlc tiw trip a pinion“
. for tho amlienre.
‘I'Itehurty wclcmno that Bliss Juwph—
' Shumny gave the amliI-m'I- with
V cheery “Halloo” I'le'fl tho “‘lltllt'
1 (if it?! casuv. le word "hall-III"
distinct'p'cly American; II word of tin-
phonon-r tom than tho growt—
, of other countrios Hho IIpoIII» of
_ diflermt mcanings the word had as
. bydillcrmt peuplc. but tho most
. like tnwof tho word was tin-
“Wino."
”U W Jvnnlngu fnlhm’ml with
Wtful may on "Tho Anwriran
, ,1 It Home." "I‘l'lu pmpor study «If
4’ . .... h mun: the hunt [II-mining
no doubt. is woman." With tlw
... of clvllluthm tho Imndition oi
perplexing study. woman. is charm
Not!» the dltlcroncv ls-tmmn Ibo
. of mama to llmtiwmlImI and
In Ame-riot girls III-I
. ill on ltlntlltphom of km: her
him no allovvcd fit-II oxpvnv
Imam»:- Irlrl «9th bar-
httttnd tbcbclrts at homcby lwr
Ind pretty ways and wins friends
. In other mmntrlm girls as»
I ,. and hobbled. Tho Amt-rlmu
, m the but Wife Mid tnothcr.
m [but shit mm give her
' Vim kinky India-r hurt Ivlih
until the lslblc mound slim.
w my good points in its»
. .I ‘ may. The audlmw sham-d
‘Wtion of the "Amcrlcnd lllri“
kmnmlsplaml. This 3mm;
Ito‘s: tho Isthmus: this Honing
' W ta Wank/”tho subject

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The essay siuIn.
odmuch careful thought and clear ,

mind.

i
fiortunnte in Ixnscssinga I-lenr YtIlCP ,
I
l

i I. immishcd talc asJosialI mm. I
It has no I'l‘uisitimtion using It.
the common sonar-s. Why, on» .
I day life isthe school in which it .

- ideabrouchl 0‘“ quite “Milli." “as mmlritn’ttion horizont; II and

English language for tho “0rd gn mImII used.

‘ and host . , ', , ‘club rooms in
thccity if not in this part of the stair.

'T'luI rooms arc located on the top floor of
Swartz & Corbett's builditu,r on Washing—
ton strccl. At the head of the stairs is a
wry [lit .nsant pailor. tastot'ullI furnished
chairs and :I handsouu-
Shoniugcr piano, whiln the floor will bo
coIcroIi with linoleum. The rooms will
ho lightod by forty incandescent lights
too 4- handclicrs of fin: lights ouch being
placed in tho parlor. A door on tho
right leads into tho 4.- onunmlious gymna—
A tra4 it Is marked out along tlli‘
Imor otlgouf the room ulIlIh will be
l-lltl out IIith tanbark and ho used by
tho lllvfllllel’I-‘i IIitlI a potlostriau tum of
Thirty-six time; around tho hull
Italic-I a nIilII. lunido of the truck is
mm'lo stn-ngthoning aplm‘atus of III'I-ry
inscription. Among the principle unit-hrs
rowing machine. of the latest
pulp-m. mad-.Iby J. )l. Inilin. lt rogis»
tr rs the number of milvs ruIvI-Il and can
re rogulntml at pl-Iasnn» by Elit‘ person
Tiu- (lIIrIIIIuI homo attract-I
'unsiilI-mblo nitration and is wry cunt
I'onivutly made. Thcro In» any quantity
If boxing glows. Indian clubs and dumb
Tho
mulling
bars Ls an apparatus that prutlllnt's to ho
ll LII :2 lino pit-I 0’ of II ork.

The III II extension holders, trawling
rings. spring boards and (host “1th
uill bII placed In position in a. few days

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bolls of great varivty in tluI room.

. Ivi b ' nIcord of ".27 last rear. Can
Under Construction." carnal 11“... my, has been organizod m.” a year t .I . . .

and i: in a wry flourishing mmlitiun.
it II.I.~ It»! In) ml» III I. "\1 inc [nibbling I is
a li: toi' it.-. IItliI-Irs: l’twhlt‘ut. Til-no.5
l‘;II:III:I:lI: I iI'II-prI-sitlvut. Will" 1’. llqu-
uwr; rwunling won-tar): J‘N‘pll I). )lw
)IIIIIOII: financial sov'rvtary, Janus Shoc-
IIIIII. A base ball loam is now being
orgzmiu-Il by tho Illt‘llllltf’SHT tluIt'lulI.
The IlIIb “ill 'ltt' :I l'cIt'rpihm in tha
rmmum tlw cu-ninyuf May :2"; IIIIII h
IIill IIIIIioulItI-wlly luI “no of tho IIIost III-
joyabh (Vt'nlh' ewr giwu hero. Tho
l'ttlllllllllt't are sparing; no pains to mako
it so Homing IIili bI- tlu- priIII-ipal
Tt'ulilll'l‘ and lloiuv‘s orchestra will l’ur-
nislI mush.

.‘lNilTfllili " Ill Nil"

llr lumps up and ”cards a Train W bill-
It Hurgwn in Drowning Ill» lruurin.
John \‘orlno. of Dario". a Hungarian
lrllt'liltltlll in tho employ of tho (kmwli-
Iintml milnmd. who works on tlu,I m'lion
lulllt‘t't‘ll lhIrioII and FiI'II Milo River. at-
tcudI-Il the- bull in thin city last night.
This morning lw slartcd tuIvnlkdIIII'u
tlnIt’oumlidatI-d track. Tho South Nor-
waik local a-xprcss. mginoNn. 199. which
irat'm how at 8:20. was bciug- uuub- up
and was backing down on tlI4I main
track whcn tho roar car struck \'I-rimI.
intiivtiug II not-ow out in tho back of his
bond. The nm-ldcm oca'IIrrwi llll'llfillt‘
tho signal holow thi- Ilopnt. A strctIIlII-r
was proIIurI-Il and tlw man was brought
to tho hammgc room. Dr. John llohau-
mm was hilltlmllflmlllntl IleilIII-Ilgagml
in alt-Ming thi- man's injurimdho 13:51
train mum in. Thu IIuItI suddvnly jumpu
mi up and micro anyone could stop him
was ‘on tinI train and on his tray to
llarirn. _

0‘5 T“ l' Til ..ll'K

flute; ”mun. ‘

William W. llatmmyf landlord turret.
and Miss Emma Brown. of Ward “mot.
wIIrI- IpIiI-tly nwrigl at, llll‘ Inmumgv
of tlw Fin-t i'ongrumltimml church. Sun-
dny nflr'flmon at l o‘a-hwk. by illt.‘ ltct‘.
’l‘. K. Noble. I). I). ’l‘lw brldI-Ivorou
drum of alutccnhlt'cd motorial. trimmed
with who and out stool. Blu- worn a
now of Wltlll.‘ room Tho “man’s
best man mtleorgo llailvvitr. and tile
Midi-mania was Miss Minnto Brown.
stator of tho hridc. After the m-mmmy
tlw balmy cottplo ‘Ivoro driven to the
brido’s home. when they wore surpriml
to m.- II large gathering of char rotation
and tripods. Mrcslmwnts Iron-norm]
and II metal tints Ivan MIMI-«l. Mr. and
In. lint» will mite with his Iowan
an inward strl'll't.

Wu no the fire It."

At Mingus sight o‘clmk last night J.
Arthur Hobbs. who lives with his per»
min at 13 Harbor Ivonne. Norwalk, saw
s can mating atom the III-untrue. lltI
drove up torn and notified the police,
inking (floor WM back with Nil.
rum closely byofllm“ lac-rt” on
{out Arrtvhigu the tlubtn'hrmttm
m made s through march but
m to am norm. homo.
Momma fall from and laid the
m hour emit ht would hundred

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mmxiivediohbinmgtlm tended to.

N W3! A. ”Taylor avenue. it. N.
Jobbing prowl“! attended

RAYMOND. J. It. It “'ator In: tlouth Norwalk.
RANDALhW N. D. "Radiant“. B. N. Mfldv

ore-able»

motoglwlow figures. Lam” Ivork especially

WlIJSONJl ll. 80m III N. Beatfmilltlomlow-

“Inflow. Plans. specific «lions. jabbing. ct4 .
CIfiAB BOX MANUVAWIFRBBN.

81'. JOHN QIIAS. H.21Marshnll IttJIl N. .mnuu-

facturor of cigar boxes and doctor in ribbons.

TllilTTEllS HIDE HERE;

PROMISING COLTS. IN TRAINING
AT THE PAIR “BOUNDS.

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”pending Them liver 0-. of the "out and
Put-st True» in the slinte —‘A unholy or
Flue lion-flesh.

One of the best equipped training
stables in the state in the one opened at
the Fair Grounds by W. H. Lockwood.
llo has lately leased main building,
in which he no mu .9th box man.
tho exterior and interior of them pro-
souting a neat and clean appearance on
hccount of being thoroughly white-
Ivashod. llis grain is kept In castes so as
tnnllou no dust or dirt to mix with it.
The band stand has been fumishod and
fitted up into a cosy oflh‘o, where tidy
propriotor rccoitos his friends and dot-s
his writing. 'l‘honI LIl wustantly on hand
at the stables a full lint.I of buggies.
sulkios. hamcsiscs, bolus. and othor
lloflfi‘lfll’lt‘fl needed in tho‘ perfecting.
training and breaking of horses. 'l'luI
homes llllllt'l’ his car-Int present for
keeping and training areas follows:
"61%: " the pater, on nod by \l'. U
Saunders. of South Norwalk. with a
record of 2. l3

'Shipmau." .I stallion by "KI-ntucky
Prince" with a round of 2.245 at Flt't’l.‘
wood._N. Y.. IIII'm-Il by W. ll. Lock—
wood.
"Prince K."
Morison, with no I'4I4'4Ird.
lflllt' in 2.25.

"i’ickot." a ltlllr’yl‘llT-Vllll s. g. by
“.~\berdccu." oIvIn-d by T. S. Morison.
.\'II record; trottod last year 30.2.2“
”Priest." II brown pawr. with a row-0rd
.I'.’ 2.32. ownml by (it-mgr A. Kcmwr. of
lkIXIiIury, Has (undo a "tilt“ in 2.“.
"Gwrgc .»\..";I. s. 11.. also own-d by

a b. g. ownul by TS.
(Tau trot :1

)Ir. Kt‘llllt‘l’. llllcl no mwnl. but Int-I
“Hill" a mile III -. 'M
".\l:IIItl.' a sorrI-l mare owned by

(Mugs-Nash, witha record last swoon
of 2.29 . ltliltll‘ on It half lllllt‘ trm‘k.
Now on training.

"Ridgciicld Maud." a black man-
withont :I record. “wood by Mr. Poll.
of Ridgolield.
"Victory." owned by Munson Hoyt.
poor in 2.20 this autumn.

"Jorscy Walter." a
stallion by "Sir Waltrr." II ith IIII rmIIIrIi.

but now in training. UII'IIIIIl by John

.8. littlxllt‘fi, of illi' llnnmlalr :Itm'k fzInII.

N. J.

Uilt‘ pair chestnut road humus. sis and

slump your bids. t‘lezl truvclvrs. 0mm!

by it. VnnBunIu.

A buy more. thmI yours old. by "Hir
Wain-r," full sistcr of "Sir Wallvr. Jr.."

Ivithu would of 2.18. Also «nun-II by

John S. llolIIII-s.

")lnnuuuth Boll." II tour-ymr—old

buy IIIImI. full sister to Wit-my Walk-r."

ll\\'lh’tl by John S. linimw.

.\ illn‘t'I-Vt’ul’IOld g. g. by "lmlI-pI-nd—
No word. anodhy l-‘mh-rick
Inckwuml, of Now tfnuaan.

“llilly Wood." a b. g. uwnI-d by

Henry 5. \Vood. of llnmklyn. N. Y.

No n-I-onl. but ran lmt in 2.21»

Buy brood IIIan- hrlouging in 'l‘. S.

Morison. Soot tollr. lnckvmod tolu-

brod tn "Shiputnn."

"Sh-Irilf." a IIIahvrgzIny boy colt by
"sir Walter." Tlll'l‘t'yt‘ul'tltlltl. llwflt'tl
by [hum-l Smock. ul lloumlnlu. N. .l..

Now in training.

"Kentucky Harold." a two-yoarcold
by "Shipuum." Now in training.

A lomr-yI-or—old boy mar» owuul by
Landlord Pom-r. of Dorlon's l’oiat.

Now in training.

Thu-truck has llt'l'll thoroughly owl'-
hnulmi. and is now in I-xI-rllont I'Dl'ltllv
tion. It in am! daily by Mr. lurkwuul
tortmiuingmad la bI-liovnl to ho thv
boat half-nuk- track in tho mumtry.

it is also two for uwmbcru. and is Haul
by many of then who own tmttcrs for
exI-nr'ncmd fun. and .it in no normal
thing to witness smuo wry llI'I-ly brushes
between local hone». ,
Tho Witch lulu a vcry flourishing"
uptiiliooudth turnip aulflcicut for It.
most any anonymity. Morals-minim our
but ill” ouch. and annual dam 0:3.
This ontith-s the member and om.- to
tho grmmdsand grand stand at all times.
Ivlmtcver may ho going on. Tho
umulmsblpbnhaut dill). and la bola;
mmithvrnbly thermal this numb.
Wlwthcr u gonna is tho (NW of a
homo or not. if he denim to attend but
one uniting s m. unrmhershlp is
much cheap" than Mimi-don.

Tho that went at the lesson will ho on
Marmot-I Day. for which tvm more he»
town trottm and pacersiIbctugnII-Ing»
ed. 0» imam them-an
mlsiaudwlllhothmu ppm totin-
public. aim-h sport I: anticipated.

Tim-lune mooring. for which thirtun
ram W. promise to he the
thrown hold (It the track

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ClIlcfrdPoilcoVollw Mutt-do
minimums? we slurp“- window
(twoynlndtrouseflf‘ M‘eloth»
tagumt’rvhyuisitb tattle-armor!
in; trams and do this s lunlwnthe
keptfor theta. ’fhsL-um-tylhhly
Mild Indira-e ottoman-god
the attention of Ir. fluvi- th ethos
plsml tbs mun-Inset. 'i‘boy
tookatflntnrlhldgepclt.

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The through Fire Committee Directed to
Consult illu- ll Board to New Hose.
The special meeting of the Quote!
[largest-s called to appoint a committco
to purchase new hom- for the Normdk
Fir» department was called to ordor at 8
o'clock last evening with a full court
prownt.

Burgess Bone brought up the luminous
of the. meeting by rcmnrkinx that the
math! should he placed in the hands of
thcliro committee. whore it rightfully
belonged. llc mndca motion that the
purchasing of 3.000 foot of hose for thcI
“I'd domrtmout he left with the Fire
committee. with power.

llurgtus Boston asked if thIICourt had
a right to take this stop. lie was in-
formed by clerk Warner that them was
no doubt about it.

Burgess Kent thought the chairman of
the Finance committee should he placed
on tho committee.

Burgess [30th objected. -
Burgess Burr Wittllcll. to know if the
hmuhud not boon bought. llc wasiu~
forum] that all "I'l'lt'l’tl had been muntcr-
lunndwl.

Thc motion was then onllcd for and
upon being seconded by Burgess O'Rclliy
was unanimously carried.

Burgess Vnutlorboof moved that tho
mmmitw consult with Chief Engineor
l’roIvitt in rogurd to tho different pricm
and Ipralitios of host».

This brought up an acrimonious dis-
I'Drihllm. it was statml that tho chin-i
bud trim] to boat tlw t‘nltrt {uni as ho
had not mnsultml thonIIIuotlu-r mantra.
lu- should not be taken intowusidoration
in this matte-r. Tin- motion was called
for and a ti» vote Iva tho result. which
was decided by tho warden in favor of
Mr. l’rowitt.

tlu motion of Harm» Vandcrhocf thc
court adjourncd at 5:5 o’clock until
urxt Monday owning III ti o'clock.

 

Prom: I'ot' III-5w;

When- tmd [low 'I'hcy Spend Their “our.
of lumntluu.

l-‘rIIIIk (’ocstcr. of Bridoport, was in
this city. yestonlay afternoon.

Miclmol Knnr. of Yonkers, N. \'.,h
the guts: of J. T. “eyes, on Wilton
arouuv.

Mr. and Mrs. Janus Wilson, of l’atch-

nun-I. l. l.. I~pI at Sunday with Mr. :Inl
.‘Ilrs .l N‘ pl: I m; of Rutnn lllll.
.‘lin-l t‘ LIIIl'wInl. a fumer itsl .‘llt‘l‘ ’uf

tlmdc i. Franklin strwt school. has boon
spun-ling a few days in town. YIIslAIrday
silo \‘lslihl tbsI schools.

Miss llurmy. Miss Wood, [laugh N’s-s-
l'rt‘cl Phillip! and Mr. “fund. of
Now York. spout ‘w‘uudny with tho limos
Emily and Amy t'ox. linton llill.

.‘li5s Lilli» donors. of Find it"l'llilt‘. Fan-t
.\'~II‘II.IllI'. :Ittc-Iuling tho lZpImrtlI
ll’ilglh'l'llll‘tt’llilllll in NEW lurk I‘Ily it»
Il.II.

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is

Mr. JoInIs, of Now York city, who is
mnnwlc-Ii with tlII- North American lio—
Vlt'“'. is in town for a low days.
31“..)an llyattand mu AlfrIId,
«If the borough. are visiting friends in
lhmbury.

anu clerk liorhcrt Ktlmith lave;
too It tomorrow onushort trip for tinI
hI-III-lit of his lunlth. During his ab-
sruw Assistant (dork Dr. W. P. Acton
will but? chargu of tho ollh‘c.

Mrs. llorucr llubholl, of Wmt art-nun.
is tho Intent of frionds in Symmmc. N. Y.

llltilllssflll 'ru’Izls'nu‘vIt'I'.

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Lia-IIIIInnuI Menu-III of t‘aIup-uuy r. Ite-

IIIqud for Ir turlttn.
Tho adjutnut‘gorfiral youtynlay horn-II

unit'fll nWoklng tilt 'llmlllllltilun of First
l..i4~utuuaut llI-ury Mathias. of Company
l". Fourth lio-gimcnt, l'. N. Until NM"
walls. and disminlng him from the mill.
tary survive of the stain. itt mordance
with tho unauhrwus report of the recent
court of inquiry. hold at tho armory.
'l'homurt is dissolved. and last youth‘s“
nnrord at tho mum-or in rill» practlmw
is annulled. brooms-of criticnt irregulari-
liss' In lilo qtmllflcatiom.
Lieutenant Msthols Ivan acI-IIsI-d by
Sermot hand of tho comm of hav—
ing diurnal him to lately mark sum-s
mado by curtain membmmf tho mar
puny in rilh- genetics last fall.» that
ttwnmnlm might ntulnabuttor no»
onl. 11w moat mmpllcd. and mint»
qusntly expand the airborne. Lieutenant
listlwishnslmoa inthoserviwsim
1813. and an Miner for that ilvo yours.
Th4.» uijutantoml‘s orders um re-
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A‘fllll‘ I. II. UM “II...”
. can “II lint-he lluq luau Judah
Inter Ink Attorney-due date-en a!
the Convicted lanterns Mend. .

Wumsoron. May Ix—‘l'he supreme
court has random! an opinion in each of
the Jugiro, Woods, Slocum and Smilcr
electrocution cases. denying the prisoner’s
contention in each instance and affirming
the position taken by the people. In
Woolis';cue II writ of babens corpus was
asked for because the negroes Iron ex-
cluded from the juries which indicted and
convicted him. The court holds that there
is nothing in the law of the state of New
York excluding cilia-as of the African
moofrom juries, and that if hobelieved
neurons had, as a matter of fact, been ex.
eluded because of their race, the question
should have been raised in the trial court
and cannot be brought up now.
100 Pro. a to: of the Writ.

The court, in two opinions by J antics
Harlan. intimates quite plainly that. then
has been too free a use made of the writ of
hnboats corpus by the New York circuit

Iict between the state law and the federal
jurisprudence 'tlIe highw‘t state tribunal
should determine the points misod, and
my appeal should b4» math». direct from the
state court to tho l’nitul States supreme
court bywrit of error, it Iva-4 not intcxulcd
by conga-sis that. the linitcd Stilton courts
should be writs of hnlwa! corpus Mistmct
the ordinary administration or the criminal
laws of the stan- through their Own tribu-
unis.

The Can of Jnglro.

In tho JugiI-o case the main points raised
Iron that after his conviction in lulu»
queut prowling he had been mlguui
counsel who had not boot! admitted to the
tm,tlmt he had born rvwntwnrml below
the court's mandate bani gum» down and
that thcrc now no Jflprlllt‘s’t: juryIm-n.
The court. says thew tum matters occur-
ring in the course of the trial in n court of
competent jurisdiction protruding undcr
m not in contibtwith the. federal
constitution. Thurman. if any. it holds.
afloat ho use“ by writ of hate»
corpus.

Ant-u W “I" Sloan-I.
TheSlquusul Sultan-«are identi-
latch came up on up
poalfrom an order of the United States
circuit court for the southern district. of
New York dvnyingwrits of baboon corpus.
Th4- contention of their nttorm-y was that.
the counsel unsigned to the IIppI-llauts and
rrcognizcd by the rourt~John it lit-int:-
le'man-Irau not an attorney or counselor
at law smith-d to practice 'In the courts of
tho stoic; that in: was, thewforc. incom-
Mont properly to” protect the rights of
his clients,nu«l that tho IIppII'Iiauts were
thus deprived of tbrir prlttlrgrn as guar-
anteed by tho constituti-m.

THEY SANK ONE BV ONE.
ThirtI-rn )Ien Drowned III the Nut-

Ionndlnnd (Yo-III.

Mount, 5. 5,, May I2. —.\’rwfunmll:md
:nlvicrs rI-chI'IIIl horn giro the particulars
of a most disastrous marine casualty
which wcurml on that mum. During-
deusc fox and truncmluus son the Swodlsh
hark Helga.” lttllvs. t'aptaiu Stntstak.
bound to Quebec. ntl'lltk on ltvuevvs lol-
and The unlortunntr'men clung tothe
rocks. and notwithstanding the raging
billows several bouts manned by volun~
tears put oil to attempt. rescue. but none
of the boats reached the men. and one
nfteranother they dropped into tho non,
until out of fourteen rnmprining tho crew
but one was left.

This man, Alexander

Alliamn. after

' much billing with the woven WM finally

Ira-bod within mu-h of the people on
shore and kindly wml for. Nine bodie-
ave been recovered. among then: being
thatof the captain.
"Ill-my" linen Info-int.
NIIII Your. May I1 ‘J'Immy" Item.
Philulriphla's crack fighter at 123 pounds.
met his first defeat in the prime ring last
night. “Jimmy" Lurkina. the hint)!!!
cross country runner of New down-lo-
fentcd him in thr fourth-nth round. Tho
bankI took place boforc- the mouth"! of
the Granite club. of llulmkcn. nu omni-
nation only recently started sud composed
of all the influential III-Inn about New
York. Theme mu than). it on give
audtshfrom the very start. After the
filth round button had «cutting his
eye way. Tenant tho clone of the un-

Mrkhln poumlrd hiso patent all

Iberian. it «who Iumtogrutaluht-
m4pm the tooth momma lath
mm hill to turn
swarm {bfl’kllulclphis [ad‘s face trau-

nwful eight. lie was knocked down nine
dun-la the tut round and finally octet
pity Jm Dunn stopped the flair and do
clued lull» the winner

Au Actress to names.
hum, N .I.. my lawman Mabel
mm, on return. who was to begin an
at last night It Jacobs that-r
tattle city. met with s distressing-est
dentuhtlemrtagturtolletts her
dun-tn; room at the than this was
trusting- ourtteglm Irtth as leap.
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HARDWAIIE t CUTLERY.

QUINTAIKD W. C. Music Hall blot-,k ti. N.
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To solcct from as we offer.

black“
arc very cheap.

vard worth 4:54.:
:;I;-in4 h Plaid Dress Gomk. 174-.

Spot ltlls in (' UNI-l ('III'I- It’s l'lt'.

Specials In Dinners. 17“. 'MN'. 4":
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that estate. investments. ion-s nfiat

ravw economy as adt‘l‘WulIi on
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llmuutallctl. nit'l .
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st. ’5.

INNIYBANCIZ “INFANT”.
i't)NNl'1i.'l'lt.l'TliPN' LlJi’BlerJ‘D 3. NJ.

3i.

IT IS:

That a lady' 3 dress makes or mars her beauty, but the time has
come when it is unnecessary for any lady to select a dress that
does not become her, when she can find such an assortment of

DRESS GOODS

Wuhington 91.8. N. mud

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Read the following and be convinced:

syards full dross pattern of 36-inch Casluucrc, all colors and
”(3.111889 goods are well worth 15c per vard.

38-inch Cashmere. all colors and black 23c pcr_ I'ard.

40-inch all- wool Cashmere. all colors and black 476 per yard.
\Vc Ivould particularly call I'our attention to the above. as they

42-inch Serge. in Plaids. at 50(- north p.50
33-inch Flannel, in colors and black. Silo, worth lac.
Habit ('Ioth in plaid spriur shades. lo inches IIidc 41n-

per

worth 35V.

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Spm- Inls In Night llrowsI-s .l'k- 43¢-

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In Black Goods WE lake the lead.

:lI-iuI-h black all-Wool lionrivtta. 42v.
.; l-lllt'll black all-wool llcnrictta. TIII'.
llhlllt'll black all‘wnol Scrgo. t!» and .10.;

“.‘_I‘: ‘IVilI'lI lllth‘l Hump,

MI- I'H'Il: l.;I4-e- l’;II'

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ladies’ Muslin Underwear.

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a. I; III-II”

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HEADQUARTERS FOR

lace curtains, Portieres
and Ilraneries.

THS.

Ill. WIDTHS AID illillJTlES.

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Ierr at
“common-mom
pom milligram "m

boning moan ,samtl’ff' m

mm

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souwam‘wcxco In: new arts

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were; llmlwn: tumult-rs: workers“
trimmings in brought!“
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MACHINE soon.
NORWA b‘fitlh'fl' WORKS CO
e
chinery made prompt! Ir. repairing ‘
HANIWAC‘I’U "It cumin; m

finc'mcm. III-nuns:

rum

AVIS-{’01: ablayafia'llumew . Wad.”-
“...-no”...

BENNETT & 110m
lobstormlsms. fruit». is No.
CALI. ATJI' DD'IICash Harlot. Plus
Wty y. Washington [1.8 .I ‘lva. .
CAR “y’leJAllgll. Jim-edict hurt
I. . no m n. veal-hm
(3‘wa

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«is... "“ nunrmmwo
UKJKW I». Would-Milt III

line meats. sh. oysters. clams, v
SMITH'I'I W- «SHING’YON MARKET Cw
lumon nth. .V. mommmltryfor family
TICK & NltslMNo. Maillot. S N
pouhry, etc. Choicecut tats “new
WKBBERJ. P. 12 Main st. N. choker-elm
poultry. fish. resets Holes.
LUMBER Dlmt mmo mu.
RAVDALL’S MILL 2.1V. lumber and timber.
rough or worked to midi lame
HAWKS AND nounm
REY not: B. HEN BY. 12» West are. S. N. All
kind» of stonc mason conincta token.
SMITH. ll ILL! [AM If. 3Wcut rt. 8. N. Job-
bing promptly attended to.
HARBL! AND GRANITE.
BWITEII l'. W. “our st.N. manufacturer of

fine granite std marble work. and dealer in
stone work of Ian kinds.

”25'“ ”$1an
COHSTOCK BROS. Masonic hulld'
)lnin 1.41.5 .N. “cationic-n” s furnishlnxgxodl.
YRANC 15 It: (70. £6 \‘lnsblngton st. 5. N filo
hat». gI ntlcmcn' s fumishinxsof all klnde.
Mill“! "ANT THURS.
GT "30“?!“ E. iii “all st. .'. A pcrfflet fit
guaranteed; the latent stylcsnlwuyson baud.
KUC our. II". 1. No. Main st, 8.151 Fine talk
orlng a river ialty. flanking. etc.
MILLINZBY.
CULLINS. R. M. fill-in “.8. N. Indium
man rial [but if desired
llTl' it. \tr‘IlII. ~' Miss. M‘Vall st. .'. W10!
tIIIt Matchl- land Dyeing Establishment.
.‘Il SIC TRACER".
UIBSO‘; Al i..\.‘~ "i. Mervin “.31.le
organ and harmony.
Ol’rl'l’lilt PLANTIIIBS AND bums.
HOY.T ll. ll. A: LION. ill“ atcr at S. N. (foot

of Raymond. l i’latiters,cxportcm V bolt-
sale thatch in nattIo (Ir-tors.

Rf- El) & it”! ~'.\t LV tilt Water It.“ N. Pinn—
u-rs Ind shippc r-4 or Vorwalk oysters.

V.\.V .VAMII' J. l. &(‘0. P. 0. boxflDSJI'.
PATTERNS AND MODELS»
NORWAI K I-Amux “'0!th ChuJ-Ldis—
tlmrpe. prop. .RiImidc are S N' Houseboat—
ing A sptr bitty. by or cam. hot water or hot
air. ervrentcs: Snrwalk Lock Company.
I-ImmI: lrr. Bobanrmn. Iowan): I]. l. Bou-
iIrlf. lait'afnt: John Try4:n,¢hot air);\\llliuu

ll Mnilh. Miran“; Grace Church. thlltllrl;
and many others.

PAINTILIS.
BRUSJRD. Y. C. T“'.nterst.N Si
Paint gold and silvcr signs a s y.
thTFl'iltVK f 20. H.“ A Watered V. 11m
and sign point'er. paper w.debmntw.
PHOTOGRAPHS”.
MIRTII. I}. a’ to Washingtont st
quality onlymud that the T
This" Trans 3 Btl’lllllil.
[[[IIVDIIZ E.('. F erallundKnlghtstsfi. Ala
drab r in pi. tam. organ— shoot tutu imam.
EVL:‘TIS(;‘ GOLD i~IIJI' ERAS!) NICKEL-

nut Til .VIIRW ALK l'l. 51'qu ('0. 49an
.tll kl. III-II! vim tmplattnxdono. Ill-bin;
and n I: III-isms: 4 I all lunds of meta goods.
HEAL ILVTATB AGENTS.
LAT l‘l).\ .l..\i 'tlltM \\Mhingttmfl.mtl’.
~ .V. Proper!) tors.le.bous¢storrnt4ne

“(DUI)“ ..Ith ILA. NI Manet Whom-to
It at and building lotn'fur 9312.».

RESTAURANTS.
NY \BEE. F. F Qflaflroad T’hcc..‘. N. Xenia

all buur- Strirtly first clue in every r!»
uncut. A frw table boarders taken.

3 AN!" 5 Ilir'l’tl'l' fth'l'AL'RANT. >3 .N. To
try timbre-l prII-nthehuvesr. Uponnllmght.
“("00”

l'Hli DH. MINN INH’I’lTI TE. N. \onnglulis-Q
LI Ierl'In-. .IIIdrlay mhuol. r-prlnglemAprill.

\lll.~. .\'lI. AUSM' "Hill. for girls and
Lu: i4-.~ llilluiIlIJV, SpringtcrmmnlA
smmnu‘su AND "'Fm“.

l \‘ DEW Bill'K. 31127.15”:th
lm IIIIItI-I'cnlng sessions. Send forum.

NW5” ENGINES AND I “I”

.\III’. IV ALK IRON WORKS COXPA
“at" «.5. x. whom brig.“ The

sum sun"? “on? noun.

i.‘t\Tt).V JAI‘IIBM. Want and out
5.?» him IkchMdflb P3

was: nulm
II: Imp: mils II ft traumas.” eh
plaster.

brir' ‘ lime. wmentJtulr.

.Iznlt’.l'u.\' JOHN ll. 021’: he mm. 8. N
Also layer of concrete Ida.

~11“ MN. BANG” AND mm
lI. l'l’Tt Ill 31. LANDON ”until-Ill“. 3.” N

I; Is Irons and water on.
IW El. 1.. 1W3 Washington It. :. N.
TBIJCIINO.
\tul' "MI‘I‘ .mllN llm’fa lornveane .N. Light
and hrnv y tru- king pro’uuly uncalled“.
UN numauzus.

JI NNINHE‘. J D. "07* R R. m I‘-
llI'Ml' d Elm Fl. N‘wp'l'rl'phcle.

JII'.I.I.IFl’DZ.tIlI‘.U :IiNo. lulu III. II. it. Open
at lbw mm.

RAY Mth!) (530. H. fl and 48 "All I. N.
mummy»: Bartok, at. Triophou‘l’lat.

Jacob M. Layton.

It ll't wand Home A causal
”Irishman-gm Fire. or” I”

4». no stunt-hiya“ Iowans-slum
loan-II for £3 II ovum-ltd lousy
tn «doom of Munroe.

N teryP-bltct
luluvlnrntu tnhrn. Railroad that:
rm clm- tnl to dost lastluu.

all “‘th contract mttol'nstues.
bonthNoru In“... ‘ .

moms KELLoooI

Fins Boots and MM bath
and Flatt-p.

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