I. Viv"
raw at, Em
= M 1'» murmur *
., mam
mum-u "' "'
ll I “Witbofflr N «-
llA ,rl’mmwuoiwllr
autumnal”.
Aalillmtlslustmm. lo
. u‘aulrbratrrllwm.“
r
. ‘or thisoitydslntroublnnnditis
that serious chargna will hr
Width.“ that he will his
'forbiga‘my.
w ~de hytrademndhas
,_ h various laotorisa tllroughout
, o! the country. About ten
“chow Annie Carey in
it. 1., but left hershortly after-
audcarno to Norwnlk, where he
a woman whom he claimed
”wife. Shemtakcn sick after
, withhimabont three years, and
.. tookllrs. Rose Caitlin. from
,. o...” to keep him for him.
aftrrward the woman he: was
all“: died. and iinrnpson lived
I“. 0"“!qu by whom hohm
oar child. Mg that time In-
HbSophie V. Parry. daughter of
0. Perry. militant sulxerintend-
the Pewle's Industrial Life insur-
nonrpany. who resides at 32 Ray-
limit.~ [lamp-on momenta! to
errythathistirstwife was dead.
the woman who was keeping
hhim,washiswurin, 8hr: be»
his story. and on lit-plumper 7,
' they Went to Port Citeatcr, and
" married. shown-dot homo
alley living with him nimt thm
when hehad the Cartoon woman
himtranaterrcdwthcalnulwusc.
lied to bare 'anything: lurtluer to
. Barnum, milieu-rt town.
, -n—y afternoon iiampson's first
wigrhadalao burned of his matri-
metbiscitylrmn
Sirocalled on Mmiiarnpwn No. 2
“rampant! Mics. ”119.1131"?
Salutwnodtoherhrmrelmtnight.
weaka'ago Bamponcame to Nov
and took hi Ion Arthur away from
for-uretime. Bothofthelrs.
, ’a will apply for a divorce.
l-klhirty-lourycamof rig-Land
quite amputation no nymlustrian,
been in ms in Norwalk null
. \ . duringtbcpust t'r'oycnrs. llc
unit in Stamford last wreak. but his
‘f . wifeisol’theopinirm that in: 5..
hi . Usbc told a Sufism.
whointcrvltrwcdlwrthnnm
dchad waived a lettcr from
_ apoatnrark from that plum.
, Perryiv a wry nttractire young
about twenty yours of ago. 5hr: is
ed ill the trimming rlrpurtnu-nt
amt in. mm.
melavery powhranrmg Mm»
f and in ahrgre rind» of friends
ay-pathin with her.
nut scaoor. «in...
r
r «in--
m that.
m of Sunday school
«rm Coumy Munro-d its
m durations: 2 o'clock
church, W. tldlfl‘fl'vl an
on Who’i'carher's Yield of lino
" Atlo'clork awufr-ronce by
.. wu held. with lradrra as fol-
by W. it. Bur-barn. allurin-
of the Broadway (kmthmal
ma. itorwlrh. Cm. Primary
1 mm by Min» 3‘37! Av
. marl-tom ofthe First ”up-
sarml. Smalls. 1mm
, . , and Mile (flu-u.
, of ltrroafor near My. ltth.
byleleamurlllcorillr. pr
; new Church. titan»
m of the Imm'
madam tantra»
«ham-m annual-alto
'htbrvgmstothsrparratadlr.
. phryr'rl allont 1% hauls.
mmfloaranofl’nt
sm’xorlnmg'srwxoh s I m
"m- will r" «in all:
E. mem lateral mm».
grill (wrap-no.)
801, xouwrtit nan "co. 9.x. urn.
.fiumrrmrmm
provisions. 'lloihe drubull lamhnnrlrnattou
30‘" AK” ”lull ”Mm
BROWN so. at . contour worhzbrlng
. sin st. dbl
your loot and have it nttad. Repairing. ate.
oamolrs.’ turban.
mu"... More on Our rum or... of
'3] at the up". llowso last light.
The announcement excretion of the
you}. are. minor. held at mam
m. mrmrwwm
shun. upon
W,Wflhl . ted r
potted plants a overflowing baskets of
downs [merited to the graduating class
by theirparrmts and friends. Smythc’s
orchmtra was present and dimmrsed
swept music before and during the oror.
clans
Atllo’clockthe manbersot‘the class
antsredfrmntbs rightandtookssatnu
the leftof the stage. Prayer was then
altered by the Rev. T. K. Noble, attcr
which Miss l’lorcnco Jenninpi, the trim
ralydictoriamgnrc the address of wr-l-
mrne. H. B. Wighnrn. the [principal of
the achwl. introduced Dr. E. ii. ka, of
New Brunswick. N. J., who dcliroml a
lecture upon the “Sciontilic Habits in
Education." The lecturer was c-loqucut‘
and witty, lria remarks holding the rapt
uttenlirm of ”W audience thr- iughou't, and
gaining socifvmus applause at their chute.
When tln- applaune died away George
Berry dclireml thr- raledictory address,
after which Rev. C. it. Bullock in a few
apt romarks, promoted the laminates
tlmir diplomas, unlisted by bliss Vera
Wood. Aim the [mutation of the
diplomas. Principal Wighztm "prompted
arch mornbr-r of tin- clubs with a memoir
from cit-Warden bee and “’ift', of Boston.
Tho inborn warn: B. 1.. limit. Harry
Smith. Willis Seller-k. Fletcher \‘nn-
llrrncnr. i'mnk Kollogg and Wallace
)lcQuha-n
Un tllr’ Magr- l'o'l-rv llr. H. H. (”u-ill, of
New Brunswick, S. J.; car-Warden Lu"
and Will» and Dr. Reynolds, of Boston
Dias»; Principal ll. ii. \t’igharn and his
amistant. bliss l ‘nrtiss, of ch..- Uwr Rim-r
sciuurl: Principal C. A. Tucker, of the
6’.th school; Principal W. l}. Foot», of
the South Sorrmllt schools: Principal E.
I]. llrrmhnrt. of East Sorwnlk: Principal
'l'lrorrrlrmn, of thr- Winnipnuk sohml:
Primrilnl W. B. Head. of the “Hillside"
school: ill-rs. ’l'. K. Noble, 0. M. Seller-k,
ll. ii. Watkins. tleorge VanAlatyne sud
Mmrs. J. D. Kimrncy. J. A. Slut", Erl-
u’in Adams, Georg»- W. (furrrrll. Frrder-
iuk Sim-l. l'bzrrlrrl lllutslmal. A. J. Met-k-
vr. limrp- ,\\'. lluntrr and A. t '. Whoa-hr
A loss 0? (Will $0.000.
ltrrrrth Koran-lb lien sun" by a l‘ire
la Itrldxrport Last Night.
.\ building at tho nonhotnst rumor of
Wator and “'nllstrmds. in lll’ltlgt'lnlf‘l.
owlrml by Stoplwn Nicholas, narrowly
ear'apvd destmctixm by limlatolutnlgbt.
'l'ht- Winn-r Sim-mimprtny, which men-
pic'rl thm and a half floors of the build-
ing. sudcr a him of “(LII)" or ot'r'r.
11qu is an insurruuw. Tho-y had :1 Log.-
rtm—k ul nurnufw-tuml slum and lmthvr
which. if not burned. is hourly ruined by
war-«r Tho reomd floor was urn-d for
otllr-c. packing and shipping mom, tho
third was the Irorlr morn. while the
raw stock was on tho lrmrth. The
orrnryrmy illuminant of (lmrrgc [1m
bury. of the firm of hmnsbury, Mntlww-
son a: l'o.. of this city: 5. W. Dunning.
of ilridgoport. and Fri-ll ll. Quinton]. of
Washington that. thia city. They cm-
A tin-Jay “at“ Party I- a Profiles-cut.
ltirlrar'l Barrrtt. a machinan employed
by J. I). Wood. of Waltport. took Mil-lat
”auxin War. Mary Rick. Mary Ann
our» and Amy and Mary Virwy. of that
place. out soiling tltrnday afternoon. The
ttdi' waging our and tho boat. untur-
tunau-ly. grounded rm tho llats. When
tho girls abnormal Ila-tr [mnlhumt
they opt-raided MlchaclJnsioting upon
living put arlurrr at all haunt». llilw
finally «and to carry them om the
that to lama tinua. ll» rollrad up his
pant: and taking tire Bruise girl upon
hill-rt atartsdl‘or tilt-rim. He had
guns but a slant dinner who-n ho
Whitmim‘bbwlofl
hurrbnhlthr mud. The No‘hllstl
lam um] luatlly for Mp. s «Md
yaw unambi- luau»! rarrlmm
anon lvlprd Moat. ’lllkr willy-rob-
ably omit the almanc hvfrrw hr' rou-
turnout with any mow young lurk for
an aftermath mil.
round a (“baron Ia taut Plantain.
The annual nrretlag at th- l-‘alrttsld
WM Foundation of (lmgregational
church» in bold in the batten Emme-
pillar-l church yrstmlay. The follmv-
lagonlcera mm: ill-donor. M.
V. II. Holman.
amine. lbrr mu Ogden.
(mil. North. otltrmh Fourth. tra-
TEN oodlfit‘lllllt lll‘T”
"at . WWW"; ill”
mus: aaltsllnarlsmmurtlw dopotmlll
(ROWE. IMO mg“ 8. N Kati
mml'rrmwwml 1:;
“m". ”a?“ ar mar-cum. . - .
lump. J. It. I‘Walrr st. mum-u.
rigor allwhzlntlltx. lod-
nrrtoglvr low W Lara-pm a tr
Bustlaclilthnlow-
Wlml 15.3. llUruatst ill.
at ”this. l’lans. specifications. Jobbing. etc.
CIGAR BOX munuo-ruum
nro . ms. Harabalirt .N.. -
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Wu .lil.
ll."
cmltllltl m
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In“. its“.
7
an autumn
war: Mr.
corral:
103.10 lt.fl.W '
Itll'l'll A:
«farm
L'Itocltltltr All!) WAR: ‘
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9:31.? “or: lat-pa. maul?" up truer.
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MIMAIIS. ll. ll. 16 Wall at. N. .
Drums arm Clutch!!!-
IlMl‘l' Slim PEAR (NNanZaurll avn. 3.8.
flurrday llonraJtoy u. m..ttollp. In. _
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ll. .alm
mmylk‘noommmmrm‘m:
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comm ammo.
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.m...,,........l~.......... .um'urzmm “mummmmw
mo Ann ooxoam mints. lanai-am. ' ' ' I French mun: W" “ME? ’m 5'“
Wit, JOHN war Taylor amp-r. ti. ill. muongotw. D “hearted '01:” Wash- ’ autism-manna 000M UGBTJDHN 11.1”“!
W, 41W - MI- “) J W aw I. till. tammrnladuau-ot a .
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maraous.n.r.r.finum.m% n n ‘ 321.1.th “was. It 5- ”WM-U“ hapkbnl tame. “a?
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ammonia u. .N.planlsandut {turn 11m tin-aw»: carom}. "gmffififi‘mfi' M {EL-ti boarding stables. oau.’ r mm
. ' " . " mm Bfi. mmmk.fi~x. mwool)‘ w'_ m. ”Ill m w." ”- WK mum ,
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X W. ll. I: 00. Muir Hall work, "UNHI A MUNIWON and lug mutual ' sun. N. [teal minus and invariant. mtg’mflrlflooflh’e a‘ _,
truism-tn. ‘ lllkmlaaletWatvrrt.fi. ' ' g 80 WAIIKWCKCO‘l-lx * .l ...
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grow, om!) than at. and at so. u a 3"" "mm Comp-hr. mm -d m NORWALK rim: ms. to. N. In bum witnbridxenxo- W ,
rm. Woklebtmabllrhmemoflhe 1...: h; ”malfunwaur a country. . . «an-m" . . unch— ' . ' gallium" M 32.1%!“ m .
wa. corn aaamtrnn o . , '. C. - - , . . "
Mmi'flitwrm m. x ” "Wmfdfigl‘mml‘flmflm‘ “fl“ “all lawman.
”Pfltlillt noilautr's OLIVER CAP-
TURE”? A DANAI‘l" ‘l'llllll'.
John Parkman, an expert billiard and
pool player, is locked up in the Daubury
poliosltnfimawaitingtrinl for stealing
$37 Mondayafhrnoon from the clothes
of William Lewis and George Hubbard,
which were hanging in a small dressing
room in the bath room under the
WW house in that city.
Ollloer John Gmmley. of Norfolk.
who went to Danbury' with Pas»
qunle Christianb.’ thr- italiau who
assaulted Thrown Paolino. was at
the police station wln-n tln- report
of the theft was rmreircd, and as by was
going down on the 3:10 train hf was
askt-llto look for Parke-non at [lethal
and Raiding. When the train hearing
the Norwnlk olilcor stopped at Brthel,
Pinkerton Married it and took a amt.
Jnstasthetruinlcfttbo statitmu gond-
lookingatrangor droppod into the seat
beside him with a cortices, “Hallo.
Pinkerton." “Hello," Parkorton replied
unguardedly. Pinkerton and the
stranger rode togethr-r to Reading. when
we'll got oll‘ horn," d'niplnyirtg at the
same time a mlivcnmn'» shield. The
almngor was Policeman Gonnlny. iic
took i’nrkerton hack to Bcllwl and tum-
t-d hint our to Deputy Sheriti llornn who
took him to Danbury.
When searched none of the tummy
mu found upon i’orkt-rton. but lator
("uptzrin Knitting found a ton dollar bill
served in tho lining of the- prisoni-r'ss bat.
THEIR Tilllls 800$ EXPIR‘lI.
.1 Meeting to lo;hl:li;crrawra to Colla-
ruin-lone" “Instead and Johnson,
llcprrmntntirc stilt-s Judson. Jr.. as
six-rotary of tho Fairfivhl «nutty organi-
mtion of tho Republican manhunt ut thr-
Gonoml mnembly. has called a nmrting
of tho men-baa to take place mt Sat—
unlaagaftcrnoon nt 2 o'clock, in tleu-
pcrior Court room, Bridgt'port. The
routing has been called for tiw purpow
of nominating two l‘ounty thannisaiou»
cry to 5|"?th t'otmnimiomrn llmrrgt- M.
”hush-ml and Jr‘r-ayph W. Johnson whale
torture r-xpiro July l. Will.
l'onnty l'omntisoionors on- uppointul
mgularly by tho General Amen-bl)". but
llllllt‘l' tho slntulc, when vacancies mum
they may be filled by ”annulment (mm
thr- gm-rruor. until the Wednesday of
tho third wt-ck of tho- noxt n-gular aco-
sion of tho legislator». Tin- summits
hr (‘otnmhnionm Olrnstmrl and Johnson
will thcn’frmvbold otilw until July l.
thl. 'l'lw nomination mad» at tho rau—
ctrsrtnturrlny. wilhhr- oquimh-nt lonn “I"
lsdnlmr’llt, in: (iormalr llulkrlcy will
doubtlmal natur- tho two candidatus char
on by tho l‘airticld county rrmnbt-rs.
Thor» :m- ra-reral mpirnnta tor tho,
attic-vs. lit-ol'xu M. (llnmtr-ad. thr parlour
irwumbsnt. will accept a minim.
Henry E. ('hit'hrlltur. n mombvr of the
Home of ltcprmvutativm, from Wilton.
Whitman load.“ Greenwich, and l‘.
B. l‘mlidgo, 0! Norwalk. an» ohm Incu-
tionvd for the partitions. l‘ounty t'om-
mission" Johnmnio willing to mouth
another term.
'l'hr [humor Opera (’Ytnnpuny, umh'r
tho pvrmnal import-Mn of Miss Justin.»
lugmloll. gave the marlin lkl over “l’iu-
plow" at llunnoll‘s theatm. Bridgeport.
last night. to no au-lh'nm- that pack"!
the liouro. The old farmitv was just an
pn-tty an t'l'l'l. and lluttcmlp. Joan-phino.
Dick llcadcyo. l-llr Jtstrph and Ralph.
and tho sisters. txutsltu and aunts wort»
mutt cnthnalastlcally anulatnbatl. and at
tho oral of the tint art owry leading
charnrtr-r was called lrvlono tls- curtain
audpmrentrd with subor- magnllloont
harm or mm'orsam ' \Ottho
gunman-it rsa trhole. n Mrs all
tin-pram it has ruched. and ot Frank
Stilton it chh‘ldntlryo BM "adult?
Errtlyn Wif‘llutmp. it hulls.
troll raid. tin-y an timely-ital. We um
theratand lint an Mont will lar mad» that
phonic» mm» tho appuranwof
tltrrrirnpany at limit: llall at anearly
data». We are sure minty wsutr to
hear ”l’lnafm'Hm mom and "l'lnaa
torn“ by the Durant Opera mpany. ls
"mum" at its but.
u... A... .. “nu“...
impala-amt“
mmmmmm.muwr
int-ladlualwdaya
it. 1.. lllch. ot Mm. liar” is in
tmrnlmklngaftar the right of wayol
tlrchrtportWaurumy. ‘
mammarmunrm
tuoh.waslaltorrralkysstrrrlay.
lira Amy M. ot flair York
dtydsthcgorrtotheranclsth
”Thwmuwwm
unanimous-labymot
mmrrmmm pant-gun
tumour. ,
mmmmmmm
“WM'aasrf’hruouflorap
run-h mam-rm moat
Wm '
tnamdMMd
the latter roumrkcd quiotly. "1 W tu-
‘ in thewar. [than] lay every
AN (NATION AT DENVER.
ra- rnm-nt Walla-ad by Ian nua-
arr-d Panto—Praia tar tba Voter-as.
Drawn, nay ll—Ten thousand people
walnut-fl Pro-loam ilarrlson when [it
train ro ind into thudopot at. 9:55 o’clod.
Thorn-um morawrn marred on tha ‘rlda-
am» “now"
no. “1.;
Vfifififii’m
horn. Allalunctlnllns of multi-
praéridsnt wasgrneted with most enthusi-
htlcchners. .
Theparty rma halted “than-trope“-
tan hutchwhcrsanelaborato banquetwas
marred. After the banquet tha pron-alo-
war again lormadand moved to linooln
avenue and Broadway, whsu theaddru
warm-do. Theprnaldcntapohlnpartas
tollowa:
lam toknowtlratywharanotaoturnad
totha pracloaa metals m to bar.
lorxattqrtht tiara ultimatum
and alorlav that mar-tartan“ ,
[Char-J Youlravaaotfalldtouhm
tint tho it!“ cblldrau of your m
thatarsnowedngoa manila-suntan.
Mot await ordnradudwdlundowad
pul-lieaeboulsysun. ltlraahsonarnoatbappy
aighttoaaotba sans old hnactbatwabora
lnlothalnohofbattlaaudcarrtadorardylng
comrukanowhthnbanrkolsfloolcbfldmol
Colorado. {Chantal
Comrade- onlm (hand Arrayottbellopublic.
surrtrmauftbogmtwarwboaoancco-upro
madalltbatourtatborabad dam and.-
ubihbdwltbmbmgbtbuuktflalagln
honorandastabllsbedlt Iain.“ undisputed
amblsrn of an indboinble :Unlon. {Choral
(30¢!thth Iengthansd mt yourdaya
that you might catch roam Ill-uproot glory
tbatbasoomokoarth whiarmtahwbicb
you took an honorable part ht only the
vision of the prophet mil-gout “cantor-
tocomeran mun film“ what
yourdeadaharnwrougllt.
lglre you today-moat aliecflonatcgnatlng
and a racrltlrd goodly. ((Trlsaof “Gabb—
your'l layyouholdinthcmurmualtywbara
yonllrotbat
arc-untitled. LetnotlrandAr-aryt-auvw
dishonnrincirtlillbtlrs nobla roadkill-la
lid-glut»
iowyon. until! it shall mbnlnaod‘am
nation to flva you rlrbcs. at least. .
yourlralldiowtth the glorln-ttmugbtolhr‘
ingtmtrihntodto thagroatsatwnrktbatlan
ever wrought for hamnltyaalfurtiod.
but by Goramrlbqyar.
Arms. Colo. May lit—Tho prualdonthl
train gassed through here at his. Brig»
diet General Colby, of New,“ Col-
onel Grimm. at the regular army, m
ranting Governor 'l'baysr, of Nebmka,
met the proridcnt at lienrerand will»
company the party to Omaha. Gorernor
Tbnyre and sud! met the president at
Hastings, Nell, thin morning.
.THE GRAND JURY’O DIGNITY.
consul ('orte Beta Illa eon-nautica-
. lunar-ed with a sharp Soto.
Kiwi 0mm”. May 11—11»: executlrc
committee of the committce of lifly have
pn'purvd n rrport 0! their action in the
llennmsy cm. which was to burn linen
~mlnnittml to the mayor and council last
night. but on further mndderatiou it was
decided to lay-tho mat-tar before the lull
committoebetm taking this came. it
will be mmemberedtbat alter tho apart-
of the grand jury was mada public the
ltalian consul, Signor Pascal. Corie.
wrote a letter aumly withing tbair ac-
tion and charging that portion» at his
testimony hehrrnthat body had burn at.
lead and only partially published. with
tlw object of drawing lnfmncns contrary
to his deductions The grand jury has
mm the followlngln reply thereto:
unanJuar looa
ilaw Damn.
lay l3. l
‘thguor P. Carter. Con-u! of Italy:
I. mm
Consul (lam has been old-ad by Ila
gonna-nth John
and lay balm lt tbs tarts tho
mar ripening. ll- wlll leara or
tomorrow. lie Ian that be will make
nerycllart towud a conditatloa otth
ulstlngdlleruwaa.
”Ralf-“Who case.
In Ill-tr!» Artur-a1 III. II Alulyatawl
the Dad (lirl‘a m .
Nut You. May la—nlatrlct Attorney
Nico" received a n-port oi tho result of
the chomlul anally-la of tha stomach of
Mary Helen l'otts—llarrta, who. it laws.
proud. was polroasd by barbuaband. Car-
lylrt W. llann, thayoung ordinal student.
’l'ba upon wan lrotn Profaaaor it. A.
Whitthouro, of Columbia align, who Is
our of the known chemists
in the city, but what the aaalyrls maalrd
in to ho krpt aacm thdlflrlct
y
m,
which was drawn by at: magnificent gray '
Secretary Tracy Talk: of the
Charleston’s Proweaa.
Hill!
“humus!“
can." ti- ltut. Winn"! no Ir
tau-a '0 I... II I“ I. DIM til
'l‘haa Illa tJ-It. ‘
Blmullll‘rol, )lay la—secrutary of flu
Ravyflracr is in this clty on print. but
para. o In an interview with a reporter hr
Ital-diurnal important facts about tbr
itata Minot which have heretofora burp
mature at speculation. '
Ba muted the idea that the United
Statucruisor Charleston was inferior tt
the Gillian {pungent warship Esmeralda
The (lhnrisatou, be said, was fully able te
cope with the Esmeralda, as worn twa
othorllnltorl Status emitters now in thr
Pacific
.H a. v
The Orion to tire Crulaar.
'l'be acretury also said datinltely that
tbaCbarleaton had enters to capture the
itata whatever she might be found upon
thebl'h was. This includesali watercoul.
shiatkethm rnllc limit or ports of for»
sign countries. He did not expect a light.
but in care of realsunoe the United States
crulaar would carry out her orders at all
hands.
no: Cuu' llulrl Their Own.
Howarnotatllbertytostata the em
tout at the ciphr-r dispatch sent to the
Cbarlaataun. Neither would he say defl-
nitolyl! the cruischau Francisco. now in
waters, had been ordered to inter
apt theltatu The San Francisco, he said,
ranked with the cruiaarli Baltimore and
Philadelphia and was fully abletolrold
her own with tho Esmeralda
In tier-Iona Trot-bl. Super-tad.
The United States had maintained a
strictly neutral position in winning to
supply arms to the insurgents, and as the
ltatahad Violator! t‘l‘r‘l‘y rule of interna
tional law in trunking away from the cur»
tad: of ow government after seizure she
would have to tab: the consequeaccs. The
sacretarydld not expect nations trouble,
but thought tha matter would soon be
auburn-many and with honor to the
Unitedfitatmt _ ___
ha cant-.- Ska-tag Kapldly.
Sax Dixon. Cal, May til—Tbs steamer
(haunt cur. ptylagto (hrros island all
th- lowarCaiil’oraia coast. for a mining
co-pny. antral here last evuulng. She
sighted the Charleston about 6 o'clod
Monday evening about eighty miles mirth
of born. This indicates that the Chnrlcstou
is making ltl knots an hour. The ltata is
expected to transferthe arms got from the
Robert ‘slllll Minute to the Esmeralda at
Socora island. south of Cape 5t. hum, on
Sunday erenlng, The ltata took aboard
about oil) tons of coal here, and it is claim.
edtbatsbecan steam l~t knotaau hour on
thirty tour per day. -
The: Will Boa- Be Heard Iron.
Wurscmx. May l3.~-l'p to the clone
01 niobium hours no now» mu received at
the navy department of the moremcntlt ol
the Charleston, and, as far as the oil! a
thorn know, the llata is still at. liberty.
As thr- days 0! the chau- run along a new
clamor-t appears, which will probably lad
speedily to the betrayal oi the movement»
of the partner and IN pumunl. ’l'hr ltata
started f in San Diego six days ago, and,
if pus to her highmt speed must be
nearly out oi coal, m that she monsoon
put into port aornuwhoru to replenish her
bunksra.
The Charleston. like most swift cruisers,
was obliged to aacril‘las some coal carrying
capacity tor the rats of boiler and engine
room and gun carrying capacity. She
has now been out time and a hall days,
and although it is known that she lay at
anchoral least one night, her coal is prob-
ably runnlng so lovr that it would he has»
ardoua {or her to continue much lounr at
an Sonia mwa fromonoor both of the
vessels. therefore. may be expected rcry
anon when they put into port. for cool. This
will probably be a Mnaican port.
Trumbull ta lmht.
8n FItMlt‘lwo, llay lt—lt la atatad to
day that the cruiser Charlastou is making
Acapulco harbor. word having mat-bod
burn that the ltala had gout thereto raloln
tbaClrlllan insurgent cruiser Esmeralda.
whlcbla-ldtobrtakln to coal at A»
pulco. Richard Trnmhn l. member of the
Gullah congrras and our of the leadm ol
the lnrurgauta, who war armtral ln thla
city on a charga of vlolatlng tho neutrality
ha. asld toil-yum In wouldnot proud
ta Watblngton until the charge again-t
blur ballharularratlgatad. Ir. Trumbull
pro lt'ar llll oplnlon that the lsstoa
mom . we» ,
"Mr-,umlfi .lfl‘ ”“6363 ‘a "
Willllfioyot,t:§lt—rthap ‘ met.
trsaaurf‘hgtld l " p.lravlng
truths rydralns upon it
on atoltbe dimer)“, and than“
surplus at th- clnra of burlaaar
moat.“ Then
make do
was “5,.
an no baary ymanta to
ring tlu ram-luau tbs noatb,
Ira-anal Iaat (ta ta am Canary.
Nrma. N. ll. May trauma:
WC“ HOLD HEB WIT
An. lnlisn
That a lady's; 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
To svlect from as we offer. Read the following and be convinced:
arc very cheap.
yard, worth 650.
In Black [loads WE take the lead.
10c cake: Tooth Powder. 150: ivory ll
moi Coven-z, 210, 2.00, 33c, 35c. 42c. 52w
ladies’ r Muslin Underwear.
Punt-Luv: LIFE INS. co. m. 45 Waald on . .
«.53. AJl. Immunity-«mutexut. r! I muggy 1.312.)!" an: ,1
I ' ““ 'l S ' ' " " unwamnrzn comm, 1m, 1“
HABVBY.C.H_. x . ' 5»
munmmmmmmmnhmufi’ :‘3 ; .
shoellndl
j man-rs.
AleON, A. lfifl Main st. N.
mlflhmv
.
W
HA' ,, D '0.“
«infill? 3:.- u
., was:
“BURNER. “'M {$.11 “’m m
bridge. s. N. neatér ,
LOCKW'OOD “'an .
tine meats. in . oysters. clung..." 8.)!
SMITHS “'ASHINGTON “WI-ll.
‘i . meats. mow-nib. trade.
I .
AbllfiXo. Main st. 8.
poultry, etc. Choice cuts at prim
WEB Ell J. P. 12 Main st. 1.". choice Dalia.
pou try. sh, vegetables. etc.
Ll-"Jntl: DEALERS & mmn .1135.
RANDALL'S MILL. EN. lumber and timber.
rough or worked to order, mouldimtflmatc.
. unsoss AM) hummus. ‘
SEYMOI’R. HENRY. 1:5 West are. S. Di. All
kinds of mono mason contracts taken.
SMITH, WILLIAM H. :BWeat 8. N. J
hing promptly attended to. at, ”b-
MABBLE AND GRANITE.
BATE; P. W. Water at N. mantactunr 01
line granite and marblly work, and dealer to
stone work of all kinds.
MEN'S Olf‘l'l'lm-B.
('tmgs'rm'K lotus. anlc bulld' N. lfllo.
DRESS (30003
8 yards full dross pattcrn of till-inch Cashmere. all colors and
Main st. SN. llrntlcmou's furnis goods.
black, file. These goods are well worth 15c per yard. F 533“?“ g ”’- ”2“.“‘3’13’3‘03?’ “rial“
munch Cashmere. all colors and black. 23¢ per yard. “Km "m" . m ‘ "a
. MERCIIAS'I‘ 'I’AIIDRU.
”ISOWSKI, E. ill Wall st, N. A perfect It
gunman; tlw latest rtylesalways on hand.
KOCOL’R, i'. 1' So. Mall: at S. N. Pine tall-
oring n spa-inn): Repairing. ctr.
MILLINIBY. "
COLLISS. R. M. 12 Main st, 8. N. Ladies on
material used if desired.
FITCH. AHSES Miss. “Wall st. N.
"Uld Staten island Dyeing Fist-bl
, Ml‘slc TEACHERS.
GIBSON. ALEX S. ‘37 Martin st. N. Piano.
organ and harmony. ' a
OYSTER PLAN‘I'EBS AND BM
HOW, W. ll. 5: 505‘. m Water st. 8. N. (tool
(it Raymond." Planters. exportersandwholo-
sale dealers in not in- oysters.
REED a: Hill'sllAN. 134 Water st.S.t\'. Plan-
ters and shippfls of Norwalk oysters.
VAX NAME. J. L. Jr C0. 1’. 0. boxitfl S. S.
PATTERNS AND M00213.
XORWA LK PATTI-IRS \l’ORKS.(’hns.B.Ala—
thorpr. prop" Riverside Haas. Househeut—
inrr u specialty, by 51mm. not water or hot
air. Mlt‘rtnt‘b‘. Nonrnlk Lock Cour
Hts-am): Dr. Bahamian, (steam): H.
belt. Mll‘finlll John Tryon, (hot air): William
H. Smith. xstenuu; Grace Church, mohair);
and many others.
151131138.
BR.\l.\'.-\RI), F. C. ’ “ailerons. S painter.
Paint. gold and silver signs a speciality.
OSTERRAXK GEO. ii. 2' Water St N. E
and sign painter. paprr hanger. devout
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
SORT". G. s. In Washington 5:. S. X. 0m
40-inch nleool Cashmere,
all colors and black. 470 per yard.
We would particularly call
your attention to the above. as they
42—inch Serge, in Plaids, at. 50c. worth 650.
38-inch Flanncl. in colors and black. $30, worth 450.
Habit Cloth. 11: plaid spring shades. 40 inches wide. lam per ,0, '
out.
:lli-inch Plaid Dress Goods. Tc. worth 251-.
Its-inch black all-wool lit-nt'iclta. lira
44-inch black albwool Henrietta. Iilc.
. i' ’3
hum-h black ull~wool Serge. 42! and soc. ' 3“
oust
fl:
NOTIONS.
Pins, '3 papa-rs for :h-; Florida Waitvr. Hit“; Wilt-h llztzvl Soup.
ultnns, llll‘ l‘lll‘ll: Lill'l' ’tll‘
. llilt‘ clli'll.
Slu't‘luls in Corset (Wm-rs. ,lllt'. '35P. L’lh‘.
Specials in Night llrvssos. 390. 45v. 55v. 2m:
Specials in Drawers. 25c. film: 491'.
Specials in Skirts. llc. 53v. Tl'l'.
—~~~ 0» —--~
HEADQUARTERS FOR
quality only. and that the but.
ill-IN] Il-Iil. t‘. F. nor Wall and Knight stigx. Ab.
tlt'ltlt’l' in pinnm, organs. sheet music, etc.
sot‘TH XllRii'ALK PLATIXG ('0. 49 “'atar : . ,_._'
at. All hintlnof elwtroplating done.pollablng t ' ‘ ‘
a good.» ’1‘“
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
LA'Yj‘llNJAl 'on M. “ammonium mi
\Vlll lDWARD. E. A. No. Main .21. ironies to
rent and building lots for was
BYXBEE. F. F. 9 Railroad Place. S. S. Mil-la
at all hours. strictly llrat clan in every rev
[ARI-1’s mum numcmxr. s. it- ‘
lty the bum prlrus the lowaat. Oprmull
llA Inn's. Miss lelTlTl’Tl,.Y. You m...
bounding and day alum]. Sprlng tor-animal
L-nlxu. ll llll‘lll". .V. Spring turn ope-[April I.
hillllt‘l‘flASll AND n'r'ruwltmnu.
Day and evcnlng wanton». Send forcircuhr.
STEAM L'NGINBS AX!) rum
an st. 2‘. 8. near Railroad .
811253131"? rim-r M33313.
5.3. Hus. tlt-kctndraftmoneyordmlasoad
‘ stout: DEALERS.
bruit, inns. natural. hair. planer.
)tou’rox. dons n. a: 'r m avenue. 3. N
r. .
STOVBS. HARRIS AND I‘M
Kl-ZTUHl'Sl. LANDUX 29 llarlland at. 8. N
h . 0. box a:
PUWELL J. W. 28 Washington st. 8. N.
‘I‘BIICIKINO-
no . lit
and boat y trucking promptly “mag.”
UXDIEB‘I'AKKIB.
PIANO TI'NEB 1' BEI’AIREB.
I'L.\TING~GULD, SILI’ERAKD NICKEL.
and rt'lllllr‘llllll: of all kinds of met
b.:\. i’rupcrtytnrsalc.bommtonntdsooadv .
RESTAURANTS.
- . A low table boarders taken.
m:
sermons. ‘
MKS. MhIAll'SSl'Htlih for girl» “and m
l.,\l'l)Elt'.~l Bl.0('lt. ll. N. (T. F. Pluan’rla.
NllitWAlJl lllOX WORKS COMPANYJ’M
bridge.
LAYTON. JAI '03 at Wuhlqtourrism no
i‘l-Iltltls. JOHN. ll. tt Washington at.8.R.ahn
Also layer of concrete w
“to. show and water calms. P
Mt )lt'l'omelS li.u:’l'aylor art-n
JEXNlNlitl. J. D. opp. Horn it. it. depot. ilaa-
' I drum ll Elm st. .'. Telep pa.
J ELLll’l‘E, (“’20. 32 No. Mall) lit. 8. N. Open
at nll hours.
’ RAYMOND, (SEO. H.” and ‘5 . N. .,
ltuultlrnt-e 8 ltarkelay at. Telephone 4.’ , '
Jacob "Layton.
Real Estate and House A at. 00ml lu-
surancc Agent-r Fire. Li a and Accldaat.
than Htwnsb 31mm» Cahl and litmus.
llratls for BI m upward». arulnuoner Outer-
wd-tl Mao: fiumpohxfitny P'snbllr: willow.
pump a en. a road chats. -
gun planted to domination. ,
“W M
Houtblelorw .aqttnPratOloa.
f and llraneries.
on street
. Conn.
Ind Findings. ,
“tilmlflxmtwn glvnn lo Repairing. Hoar.
:31 MAIN srnzm. Fulani-two“.
alllihu Nextmllryanhfim a do. . ,
ALBIN MALM’O‘. "i“
, Dealer in all kbrda of
Fmi'ganrilir‘twnmmlrm. I ’
Hull hard (2 null
"m momma-r
Noll”!!! ”All! mm. NIAB
ILL WIDTHS lllll OlllllllES.
WW“...
hating mm-
trstltnou tor tba pwplr la the f '
«not .3: n. mm-aiwm m H M“ mm}; ":51!
used nasa count “ V'“
m... m......m............r I "hill"! plop: 0qu
mm. “It ”HM ‘t it hula. Alalllllu alldl'l’nmmf'“ flight.“
“MmlMlan-t . court with all their mounting an .3.
Mauritania ltr. hitter la thras- mglmwnmnlamnny ”mum...
l Milt dayata ' . , a .
% a‘warraat tile hum tbe NI Ks FERRIS; ~
Matilda. tbs We lull lat-g Wfitl‘gth 13mm” 9 .
m . , . rdmwnihflnwogl’. o| ’
r. tun rm Ilarabaa ' him No 133”“
‘ murmlayllmllthmdm ,. . ._ H '
was Hon. ll Pin-hut. for tha pablls
w; hand that he had
“no...“ “at“ "m: .
r
path Writs brill-n :
awramwmuw 7 mm
‘ m '
at lull tha plan“ at hid db-
ma‘ma-rm ,
ll as irngtonltre
w tn!
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