P0 Y . . . ,
but here’s‘one whichw'ill are)
insp ction you can give it: . We MW
0 5 AR OUT OUR STOCK. ] f '
milder term than MUST will, desert;
the situation. Necessity knows node“,
iv
, . n" no "condition!
, not, 0 article. What you bny'is not
worth; what you pay for it, the difference
prawn ”one at .
‘of hard pan
We“... ..
in on
they mean.
PARIIELL’S mus
worn-m. nun-strum luau-rust
Questions and Visit 5-”
lanes, June fl—Parnell said that he
found it impossible to procure a ileum
[or marriage in any country church, and
laorder to prevent delay he thought it
beattomnrryiu the registry Moe. . The
., firth ceremony would be periorraed in
m Assn-hinge wits-mt is. con-
m.“ Mod the Sport—flue. II.-
WWI-I or the Crow-“lac.“
Its- use: Harvard. re: mm. 11.
”Whoonnflunsnwmmt
“Instructor“.and Barrar‘dhas
was. Men boat lengths separated the
M mw'satthe finish. Harvard rowed
arc the“ nouns—four miles—4n 21m. 21s.
.dealelnllmJ‘i'adtwasanidealday
habnatrane. Thewindwas light and
‘ mph-rant tor all who witnessed the
~ mahnnnolthe heat. The waterwas
mouth, andln fins codditiouior racing.
Harvardwoujusthcauseitsrneu rowed
hetterandlasterthantheY-lemen. The
nsrwaswonenits merits, and tbeYale
inawwaudslsatad simply becauscita op-
'mentsweseahstterlot oflnen. The
MotYalsweseconildent thattheall
Humid he union to victory. The
'llarvudpartasans' were justasconndent
‘, abuttheallcrhason.
The crowd in Attendance.
longhebraths time for the race the
mmmwdedwithallkiudsot cratt.
Tiny steam launches darted hither and
. pleasure parties over the
warmthepaddlawheelsothig steamers f
churned
thewatarsand madathernwhite
with (can as they propelled the
crowds on board over the Thames ,
Ihsbanksoftherlvcrwasa coanopolltsn
crowd. Farmersdrove npinwcgone with
coon, constrain.
Ihdrlalnilies. Heavy coaches and carry
alt, buggies, phntous, express wagons
Mty-Inurmwhich was drawn along
Ihflvwedge, keepingtha crews in sight
“(Insulin race. It wasapladay
blawladmand a righthappyerowd
“out.
The least.
The start was made from Winthrop
Mt. Abnwtllrllo’clock two launches
them” on board, andthe
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”essences-n
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donassoon as hewasahlstoputina
Iortnight's residence there-probably alter
the Carlow election. He would do his
best to prevent outsiders, and co
reporters, [roar being present. lls would
certainly go to Curlew. starting tonight it
possible. lle‘wss confident that he would
win the only eledtlon ”since the divorce
suit which he has had a chance of win-
ning. He would take his wife to Garlow.
if possible, but she was a bird sailor, and
was likewise compelled to remain near her
lawyers owing to the coming trial oi the
suit over the will of her late aunt, Lady
Wood, in which suit her brothers con-
tested her rights to the Elthsm property.
Mr. Parnell intended in future to devote
special attention to Irish industrial ques-
tions, in which he was more interested
than in any carer. He had givenagen-
oral support to Mr. Balfour’s lrish land
purchase bill, believing it to he a measure
well conceived, and that if well,‘ arried
out it would greatly benefit the tenants as
well as the land owners. He intruder! in
the autumn, it possible, to visit the
United States. where he believed public
opinion to be virtually unanimous in his
lavas. He would try to attend the Balti‘v
mac mvantiou. He had not thought,
nor did he intend to think, upon the polit-
Ical eflcct of his marriage. His wife was
perfectly happy, and he was experiencing
greater happiness than ever in hh life be-
ore.
ha Marriage Invalid.
BALTIMORE, J uric 21—h clergyman enri-
neut in the councils of the American Episr
copacy, when sharps the passage in the
cable story of the I nrnell-O'Shea marriage
which says that a religious marriage will
take place in London so as to satist Catho-
lics; said: “The statement is menuinghn.
inasmuch as no series of subsequent erro-
moniea could render valid the marriage of
Mr. Parnell, which was invalidly contract
ed, according to the teachings and prac-
ticu of the Catholic church.”
Trying to Frighten the l’copla.
Nun Yomt, June zit—A dispatch from
Washington to The Journal 0! Finance
asserts that the free coinage magnatca are
conducting a disperatc campaign to scare
the country into yielding to the tree coin-
agecrnsade. Over some» of the gold
exported to Europe, the dispatch ‘3, has
been taken for political purposes t has
been sum and the expense borne by
American millionaim who are able to pay
premium and ignore exchange rates.
4 men are the mine owners of the
west—the advocates of free coinage-who,
it is alleged. are simply taking advantage
of the utmonlinnry financial situation to
continue and intensify the gold scare.
In addition to this method of conducting
the campaign it is neserted that millions
0! free coinage circulars are being spread
broadcast, one bureau in. the employ of
the free silver pool having distributed
over LAM,” free coinage circulars within
the last thirty days.
Hoary Lola by fire.
chrsr, ”inn, June 27. —.u 2:3)
o’clock p. in. tire was discovered in the
yard of the Nelson Lumber company near
the mill. A strong wind was blowing at
the time and the fire spread rapid!
through the yard toward the mill. t
looked atone time as though the whole
town must go. The local fire brigade
turned out promptly and through their
exertions the tire was confined to the
lumber yard. Over 51mm!) leet of dry
lumber was destroyed. The loss is esti—
matedattnwmo. Xauy none wet-cin-
jured during the fire, wh ch instill burn.
lug, though under control.
Pyrotechnics Causal the Blane.
Kramvnut, ind, June zit—«ll. How-
elsen'a wholesale and retail toy and notion
store was completely gutted by lire at. as)
p. II. An immense stock oi’ lire works
was being removed from the fourth to the
second tlwr preparatory for the Fourth
oIJuly. Ahoy named Oscar Krats was
carrying an armlul oi pyrotechnics when
one exploded. Almost instantly the entire
stock exploded and rockets new in all di-
rections. Palestrlans on Main street fled
[or safety. So one was seriously injured.
mom subdued the flames alter a
hard fight. Manual“); insuranceJllJlJo.
*“fiw-r .
Preparing to less!" the tale".
lotions, June $7.4m Dutch fleet is
ngtowslco-ethsikrniansnrperor
at maiden. All the leading thorough-
tars-in Amsterdam are being decanted
andpreparatioue reads toragreat Vana-
ttau isle on the rim Y.
luminous. Jase fl.-—-‘I‘hs will ct the
Iatsflsaator flelleaald has been
“mm
is literally . thrown Way and those who
are rolling in wealth can scarcely afi'oi'd
I to throw away money. You have heard
prices and you know what,
I
muuvunuru
rne Body of the Suicide sun
Unidentified.
ATWOOD WAS HOT HER some».
at“. Ito-I Name Is Banning and Ila Illa
a Wile Livia. In New \‘arIt—dlls In.
vuarknlrla Knowledg- at Harts .- tho ‘
unpacks-l up. '
N“ You. J one Rik—The mystery sur-
rounding the beautiful deed woman at
'l‘lrrytown deepenn Dolly Davls' double,
the woman who was found in the that It
Cretan Landing one week ago this morn-
ing, has been identified twice, and in both
instances the identification was proved er-
roneous. ilerdling’s identification 0! the
dead woman at Turrytowu ash romantic
deceit was wonderful in conception and
Comstock Bros,
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
lulml. We and Ansel-lean Ass-sh»
ti.- C‘halnplnashlp Gals-s.
llltfltrltu. “Mill!-
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Batteries: Terry and Kinslow.0seainn
Blu'Y kllpmraln.
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Batteries: wanton end urphy: MIMI
OInnlugham. Robinson and amuse-ml,
At Washington-A u. a.
Washington...tl 1 II 0 ll 0 0 l ll~ 3
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Batteries: l'itlrisl)’ and Moran, Weyhing
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execution. lie told the omcinla that he ll“!
had looked at many bodies, and that al~
ways bu such journeys be had taken his
little girl with him.
“We saw, Louise and l," he said, many
a body, and we were in many a dead house
together."
.«lrwood'a Story.
Coroner George Sutton with a jury of
nine men reopened the inquest because of
the positive identification of the woman
by Frank Atwood us his wile. Before the
jury Atwo‘od told a romantic story othia
married life. lie said he was married on
Nov. 3,1588. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Dr. Allen, of the Church of the
Transfiguration, in West Philadelphia,
and his wiIe‘a maiden name was Purcell
Muriniu. lie then proceeded to identify
the woman by first nccurntely describing
her complexion and mulinrities. There
mus, he said, a mole on the buck of the
neck, ncrookcd tooth in the upper jaw,
while the rent of the teeth were uniform
Ind handsome. (In the left leg was it scar
shore and below the knee cup, both 01
which bud been caused by a scald. The
' physicians who parietmodlhc autopsy had
(oiled to notice the-sin marks, but upon
umkingn second examination found them
as Atwood bani said, Continuing, he said:
llla Ilrlistlrs-a.
".\ly uni-leis Hugh Atwood, no West
Fortysecond street. New York, proprietor
of the Atwood Wire company. My fathar'a
sister I» Mm IWIIL’II, 13“ East One llun—
tired and Tenth street, while Frederick
“calling. 0! Yonkers. is my brother-du-
Iaw. lhuve worked {or J. I]. Regen &
(30., lfll Liberty street, and “'hitc, Poet dz
Co. of Cleveland. My wife was well
kuotvn to Mrs. Patrick, of tierxnnntown
avenue, I’hilmlelpliiu, to a Mr. Wagner,
gcollcnlor in Iluppvrt‘s hn-wery,uml to
ltr. Brown, of Fulton and Water sic-wt»,
New York. My parents are both deml."
Chic! of Police Smelter concluded to
verily the witness“ statements, as the {el—
low‘o apparent :urxiviy to remove the
body aroused a suspicion in his mind. He
was sent to New York in company with
Officer Joseph Set-or and i'mlertuki-r Yun-
ncrbilt. .tt ? o’clock in the evening the
inquest mu ngniu taken up.
A Sensation in Court.
Atwood was again coiled tothn stand.
“Have you Ik'v‘il in .\’c w York?" asked the
coroner.
“l refuse to ansgver," n-plied the witness.
and he acted its though hcmennt it. He
was turned over to the police. and George
"culling. proprietor of the United States
hotel, at Fulton and Water streets, was
put on the stand.
“Do you recognise the Indy!" asked the
coroner.
“I do not." replied the witness
“Do you know l-‘ruuk Atwood!"
“i am nuluaintui with the young man
there whom you call Atwood."
"Is that not his "sure?"
I’ll lied Name.
“No, sir; his name in Yn-tor ts‘wrgo Herd-
llug and he is my son,"
There was it nevi-mien in the room for
a while, and it took some time to restore
quiet.
"lie ielt his home in Twenty-fifth street
only a few days ago. win-re he lives with
hits wife and daughter," resumed the wit»
nun. “As for us i know they live happily,
and i can only account (or his present ac-
tions by the fact that he is not in his right
mind. ile has no little! in Yonkers, but
her husband lives there. My son has been
married four years and is twentydour. lie
was sometimes violent utter being on
“pm?!
"Atwood” was culled is, and when
asked if the witness was his father, re-
plied: "I refuse to answer."
"Do you deny your own lather!" asked
the witness.
"No; you are my lather."
Mrs. lonise limiting, the mother. slso
swore that Attrood want her son. and
Philip llsrdliog, the uncle, who resides at
Yonkers, corroborated this.
“the testimony was then read to Victor
W limiting, alias Frank Atwood.
whiehhsnlused to sign. ilswas taken
In charge by the poll. and locked up.
no Ids-ti ties Complete,
The point which pussies the snthorttiu
Is that the identification by thtwolllod
oi
clearing up the mystery, and that he has
“clutches on the lane who know.
store about thsdsst or the unknown
womanthsnhswllltsll.
'l'hsinqusstwillhswntinusd today.
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Batteries: Blamclt
and Murphy.
THE NEWS lN BRIEF.
Itorna of Interest Carefully Edited and
Condensed.
Jockey llrittou was severely hurt by
being thrown from his horse-inunwe at
Chicago. The right side of his face was
frightluily mashed, but no bones \vcn-
broken.
Francis Murphy, the well known tern,
peniuce orator, oi l’ittsburu. PL, and his
wife were injured, though not seriously,
in a railroad accident near St. Paul, Minn.
The body of an unknown flood victim
was found on the )lorrcl grounds at
Johnsiuvvn, Pin, during a buselxrll gains.
The Amalgamated association has ad-
journed utter having been in envision
twenty-two days All the old editors. or
cept the vice president of the Fifth viii»
trict. were reelected. John .‘luniu, of
Anderson, lud.. was elected to iill that
ptmitiuli.
Tum Harrie, colon-d. “lb hungml .it
Shreveport, L1, June to. (or the murder
oi Kiln Franklin on the night of May 1:;
lost. Harris killed the “when in .1 iii of
’t'itluiluiy and narrowly escaped lynching
at the time. ’
The monument of the One Hundred and
Eleventh New York Volunteer infantry
has been dedirnted at Gettysburg, PL
Benjamin ll. Snow. of Auburn. S. Y., dc»
Iivcml thcorntiunmnd i‘. U. llimllonguil,
ollbc enum- pin ‘1‘, made nu l'ttIlIh‘alti. The
beuulictiou was pronounced by Rev. & 6.
Hopkins, of Palmyra, N. Y.
Kimball Bros" manufacturers and deal-
ers in carriages, at Hinton, have assigned
The indebtedness oi the firm is about 3100;
we, and the nominal nave-ts from $50M» to
873.0“).
Pas-rd a Knead standing.
Lillfllol, June 2i.-ln the house at lords
herd Derby supported the irish hind pur-
chase biilua laudable «amt to solve a.
part of the land problem. Lord rialisbury
held that the bill was generally realist-c
tory. The government desired to multi-
ply the number of land owner», and the
house 0! commons had acted generously
in voting a large sum to moist purchasera.
The bill [Mk-[id a second reading withouta
division. .. -..
Varor Harrison's lteaominatiou.
Puiuntztrma, Jun» 21. t‘oiiwtor
Cooper, who accompanied the hump].
Vania Editorial association to Atlantic
City, was asked whom the editors favored
fur the preaideutinl nomination and ro-
piied: "All the Republican editors ore of
the one opinion. They invor the rcnomina-
lieu of President ilsrrhwn. They say be
has proved himself to ho a safe man and
he has given general satislaetion. "
still earnest-x Up.
Mlltl'llls, June in. .. in the criminal
court the arguments in the King trial
were resumed. Mr. Mitchell, of Misti»
sippl. concluded his speech for the defense
and was followed by lit. Thornton for the
same side. Dr. Luke Wright consumed
the balanne oi the session in an argument
for the state.
Firs Pleasure flashers Drowned.
CchtllltA‘fl, June sit—Thoms- 't'hur»
man. Joseph Zine. Miss Edith Zine, hh
sister, Miss Catherine Co: and Miss Kata
Riddle. of Burlington, Ky, were beating
on the Ohio, when they were run down by
empty barges towed by a towboat. and all
were drowned.
I'm-lessor llarthrop Dead.
Nsw Your, Jone ill-«Dr. John I. North-
rop, the young scientist and instructor in
geology» (‘olntnbta college, who was so-
verely burned on Thursday during the
drain theeellsr oi the col caused
or no inge-
Pauy Ina It)! Try Agata.
laconic Buildupllerwuli.
mg
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”IaEhIgEfihyflflhw
f -' 7? FAMILY EDIE/NE."
Cures Cn‘ds, can ,smmcm labours.
V'beopit.g Conlgufmhimlfld h lunat-
1 . Consumption ia an: s. ants-re rein! Is
an m»: rages. l'sv u emu?“ will see the u-
' a: cn’ ct altar taking the In! due. in; Ly
rum, aileron-Mun.“
IIEIIRIll BUSINESS CllllEIiE
STAMFORD. CONN.
OPEII TIIIIIIIIBII EIITIIE SUMMER.
A pram-livid, Business Tmirvi School for
[been-s. Studentscnicrinu do n the spring
run be titled to fill lleiIiIMirl in In: autumn.
livery Illlsfillk‘nfi brunt I taught thoroughly. The
I ullrgr is "lint rinse" in equipment. and every
department in rhnrer «if competent infirm»-
tnrs. Semi forcntaluguu. Address,
. «axon.
President Merrillhusinessiiollege
STA Ml‘i’lR l) (‘t IX S.
DELICIOUS MINCE PIES
(VERY DAY IN THE YEAR.
NQiESUCH
_ CONDENSED
sl‘
Mince
at all Parr
Ra»! Erputa‘iwu for
Superim- duality.
Cleanliness.
and r mrmt‘rnrx lo
imuwki‘ pom.
I..\>. ~ .
93‘1“; 2 "
aged ly
all who ask
(Mr ll. Writ. a
A morph sv'xngo t.:
or (in intuit
CHEWING GUM
l‘run I‘vlswvsu u—tdrunltolh:
(it ;- v t“ I.» mil FREE mount-Mums
liiItES l PRIMLEY 00.. Elam I“.
roll :lm
vvvRAnAM‘e
IIIIRIIIIE
KILLER
. CHRIS ALL DISEASES.
\‘ransul patient ntndy and osporlmenl have
doumnsti'ntcd that hilt-robes menu new an-
rimvnutu' or every disease. its wonderful
sturdy efl‘ertuall' dcstmys this cause kill.»
he Norm Life or . It“ , and perfect Inmlth
mm follow. it has numual as a blood purl.
ilt'r.rllllI isamust vow ui antiseptic and n
wmuieriul tunic. vad um testimonials (rum
limos-indent grateful purple w
ruml. linokmlvinli‘u I particulars. tree. _
It ll.l’laieiod.ll«.mh bur-walk. Court. or .
[night street. New York. City. “the
WHY ' IIO'I' DRINK
wuuivy
001 BEER.
have been
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“down... IIHLTIII.
We Have , Begun To-Ilay
common-tram.
MS§MITH
to place on sale our entire stock of
SUMMER FABRICS AT FIGURES THAT ARE
BELOW COST
In every instance.
We want to reduce our immense stock, and big sales are expected
to prevent carryng over summer goods. This is a chance for
all to secure Dry-Goods yet seasouable. You go through
our store and select your choice of goods, and in no
case will the price touch the real value. Particu—
lar attention is called to our large stock of
Counterpanes at 890
”00* —‘—-
Also our line of Challies, Saieens, Lawn. Scotch.
French and Domestic Cinghams, and our Stock of
Plain Goods, India Linens.Vicioria lawns, Cambrics.
Nulls and Nainsooks.
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Call and see What our prices are this week on
PA RASO LS.
Ask to sm- our beautiful line of Figured Drapery. 44 wide, only
~ l’elc yard: regular price 25c.
~——— ,.,.,_. r~ ~—
Jersey Ribbed Vests.
if! dozen Jersey Ribbed Vests for live each. worth 250.
“ “ 230 and 2’50 35c and 401'.
35(- into,
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We will open on Saturday, June 27th, in addition in Dill already
large stock of Gents' French Flannel Shins, a complete variety at
new styles. consisting of Stripes and Plains. ranging in price from
480 in $3.25, which we think are very attractive, and prices far
below average cost.
— coo ««««« —-
Bargains still mntium» in
Hosiery, Gloves and Silk Mitts.
“woo. —~—
We also have n lnr ' e stock of lt‘rem-lilt‘launels lllltI ()utln r Cloths.
l5 la
in stripes and plaids. which We also think are very
attractive: prices We. Hie. fair and Tin: per yard.
1
Ladies’ Sh i rt Waists.
Extraordinary Bargains in lsdies' Shirt Wrists.
in doz. i‘umbrii- WuISts. pluitml buck and front. 5m}, cheap at
v: iloz. Plain White ludiu Linen Wuists.
Lie; cheap at $1.00.
:3 «loz. Plain White lndiu Linen \Vllisiri,
81.0”: t'Ilt'ilp alt 8L2?»
4 vloz. Black Sateen Wallets. plaited buck
cheap at $1.50.
:llloz figurodnntl Polka Dot Sateen Wuists. pluitcd buck and
front, sine; cheap at ems.
A full line hundred and nnluundml goods in (‘tlIliI‘S and
white, for We and $1.25.
A r
l v‘M'
plaiied back and from,
pluitod buck and front,
9v
~0:
and f rout 8|.
lfine line of Genis' Underwear always on hand, in colored and
white, for lie. 500,150. Sill!) and $I.25. list Illiimplllit line
at Cents’ lies, Sashes, Belts, Collars and Cuffs in Summer rent.
We have as fine a line of Gem’s Halt-Hose ill prices ranging from
Ilium 50c as out shown. All our Billions alcostinclaar up stool.
MUSLINTWMH‘EERWEAR,
(if which we have carried on extensive stock all through the
senwn. have just received a new supply. and odor to the people
greater bargains than ever before. Lndics’ Corset Covers. big
drive for 25c; regular stock 250, 35c, 450, 501:, 66c and 050.
Ladies’ Shirts for 25c, 4m. one, 750. um, 31.12 and ”.25.
Ladies’ Night when, 5m, 75c. 31.00, 31.25, 31.50 and 31.75.
Ageniiorllenetestliachine
$19.50,
Best of all, guaranteed for live years or new machine.
Baleii—ilay
Baymondlidher
and, as the highest necessity, is alwa-
the ruling principle, we are not' lot)
for alternatives, we are simply acceptiil
the inevitable. Here is an unprec “
dented opportunity foi'you.
HAzspro'
Cross Creek;
Hickory—dial, Pine and ties ..
WOOD.
and Sire _
liIIilII IIIII FEED.
This wheclhas been thoroughly tested
cannot fail to be a Iavurile among w
J. BAPTIST PERR
Agent for Sorwalk and vicinity.
”dire 3 Ray moml strut-t. mrner day.
P, U, Ito: 579.5nuth Xiirwulk, (‘i
sum: BEDDING.
mm. noun-nun. rig-nun. ate
lllli IIIE GUST 0F SIIII,
TH E” EAGL
IIIiIIT IIIIIDSTEII BlliIillE.
SAFE. PRACTICAL IIIII Fl,
mat"
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street. Hoaih N
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New Carpets made and
0qu ('nrpets repaired in the
short. any work psrtalni
promptly and at ream
John
Onlers left at r l'. hyahsa‘sren
lump,” o t I
THE
Years
To let for season or Tenn
Price $350
TAILilIi & GOLDEN.
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