'Tofinuh
m matron courtroom
* ,; \murmz uterine.
tall .unanirnotuvoteoithelatrgerseaouthe
« warning. Alter the Goon. had look-
3.2. ”.u'loverfithe proille‘ of. the avenue the
Warden read the following communica-
lion
. Noawarleuguat 7.1891.
:Tovhmwm'agdsmtfif
,Bnrm Borougho orw :
WM D-kanll matter
Mug part] tried. am no.
I 4;, , 'toaa thattliepetitiouer,de~
“airiu'gtomeet ensembleBoardip
a
upon the
to petitioner 0 four hun-
werity-iive dollars, the walk to
boil by the borough at its
by lowering the
ormerelgbt inches along thepetitioner’s
front, gradually returning nrther be»
yard. tothe preaeut by an my
and almost int rise. 01: this
'lfllhupetitiouerwill ceaseall contest
rupectingher outer row of trees. or the
location of the cure and gutter line.
where now stahllahed, and will imme-
diately lay the latter at herown extreme.
tummy. still thinks it an
ement to tame the outer row of
itiatodotheworkof euchre'
without am to the petitioner.
nrrnn ement Iii
juatntent o the ti-
‘ the Ito-called
no improvement. and settlementof
maufarashi way mattersparc
Very ylyoura,
Jean 3. Smock,
For the petitioner.
W Vanderltoef said he had looked
mtbcgmnnd With Mr. Daakam, who
joldhirn iitlieborough wotddextend the
line from the Lockwood property to the
latch basin.with a gradual theacent. no as
not to change the grade more than
, eight inches, they might agree to a set'
Warden Keeler thought the matter
could be compromised with but little dif-
. "llmlty. He went to the Daakam prop-
, artyyesterday morning with Mr. Van-
' 4 drilled and met Bum Wood and
W Ilene. He naked the engineer
_ Minimityofchangingtheliue.
‘arld was informed that it could he
changed. He went again in the after-
noonand talked the matter over with the
E
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E7:
8
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i
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i
4
mete.
Pdlowing route further «lisnnuion the
warden readtbe following resolution:
.That the curb line on the
trident Eaatnvennebe cite
the grade in irontof the
Ariana I. Dnakam and
Lockwood as indicated by the
inwritinu of this mluwm
settlsatnuot the claim aloraald on or
Munilo’olnnkm.ofAngtwt8. um.
Btiough Attorney Warner mid the
Matthewewould probablynot ex~
udflflaudhe should adviacthe pay-
It‘utdthatamount. lleputthsllgurcs
at two hundred dollars. an the etude
mkbthavabotamorethanhesupposed.
3 antarthrr stated that“ was alarge
nutccovarthscoatsof them.
hernias Vndrrhorl objected to'titis
{humanitwaadlflemnt than the one
hum
1““ Willy was infat’or‘of the
Wharton wasinfavorof scout»
WJfinlnatedthatlmlha-
' waaahout ala indies
Mil-um a. thought“
Minion “lawman
Wanna-shitty”
Wham .
MWmnaotinfamot
“humiliation“.
' ' wantedtokmlatw
w
gentleman-hm“:
“Wanton“ 1am to the
laud-m.“
and s “racket. rt. g.
of :l iihitunan. ha.
, 4 Frank )lt-tlremr. formerly Joe 5.. b II- S. A.
”macaw m'éflh j
m wit. a .N.Arm *
vernacular mama
noor m I 0 on .
mmeii’dewmfim
mnmnm Q’W no.
ondedthcmofimand it paced unsal-
m ty.‘ ‘ 2 .
4 Barony) aattornecharner then took
thevote. aid wentalntolttomy John
8- W: eroa- the who
' 'Duhéhi'ahsmnam-Intqtokc
noielecting a borough clerk to succeed;
Ml Warner, realgtted. As the cunt
was in favor of taking up the matter.
Burgess Bun presented the name of
James ’1'. Hubbell. He received the
first ballot and was declared elected.
A recess of ten minutes was then taken
to await the return of Mr. Warner, who
wasaboent nearlyan hour. When he
came in, after conversation with Mr.
Daakam. lit. Seymour and Mn. Stevens.
he stated that their legal exponent; were
$225. If the figures were changed from
$200 to W5 the resolution would prob-
ably he accepted.
Upon motion of Burgms O'Reilly an
amendment. changing the figures in the
resolution. was voted.
James L. Stevens thanked the Court
for their action, and they, adjourned.
Till! AUGUST IBETING.
Sol-Io Fast llama Int-red for the Nor
walk Races. _
The entries for the August meeting of
the Norwalk Driving association clonal
Tuesday. . Some fast ham-s have been
named for the various events, promising
a meeting of more than usual interereet.
liberal purses are oifered. and the chic-
era are putting forth their boat Moria to
insure the success oi the rim-s. The en"
tries follow:
has: l>.\Y.‘1'l'lLSD.-\\’. am. is.
Free-fora“ liembcra‘ Trot and Pace.
l’ursc $150.
I (imlp. Jr.. b K. John Trout. humane. ('t
Z J. C, ep 5;. John Trout. Moodus. (.‘t
:3 Victory. h 3. Monaco Hoyt. Xurtvalk
4 Stephen 1].. blk. 3. ll. Frank Jane. Green-
wich. (It.
5 Maud. b m; .1. l1. lam is. New llavcn. 0:
3:00 Class. Purse $150.
1 Wootltnansco. but. J. A. Ikaililtle. Wort-ea—
ter. Mass.
2 llavrrhc. b g.
Lee Flood. Greenwich. ('t
3 Noble. b 5. ll. lawn. New York
4 Conway. b g. J. H. lawie. Bridgeport Gt
.5 King \"alkill. b a. Dr. 31min. Bridgeport.“
6 Pentium. b a. C. ll.l.ewis, New llavanlt
3' Rosewood. b In. C. 3. Swan. Derby. Ct
8 "mm Willem b a. C. IL Swan. Derby. Ct
2:33 (lass. Purse 32M).
1 .l. it. 0.. b g. Mmra. Md'nr (35).. Kim llrit.
ain. ('t.
2 Prince it.. b x. W. ll. Lockwood. Nurwnili
:1 Daisy (3. br In. C. E. Swan. Derby. t‘t
0 Dan B. hr in. L’. E. Hwan. Derby. t 't
7i llappy Home. b 3. George Duckwortn. Provi-
dence. It. I.
It Black Dan, blk u. (tern-gt- lhtckworth. Prov-
idencé. it. I.
7 Lady 'l'hotawu.xtn. 0. ll. hen-is. New lla-
ven. Ct. _
a Little sport. It tr. Charles Hman. So. M‘t-vlah-n
it Hmnnier. ch 3. ('barlen Hut-rt. So. Meridi-n
eumxn on. Wuhan-mu. no. 19.
Double Teams. Silver Pitt-her.
1 Pickett and Nate. '1’. H. Morison, Norwalk
2 Rocket! and Gerald. “’illlam Keeley. New
llaven. (:t.
2:37 Claret. Prime p250.
1 “Vault-amen. hr x. J. A. lhmlittle. Won't-s-
IN’. Main.
2 J. It. (X. hr x. Meat-n. )lrt'ur l '11.. New
Britain. (ft.
il (Runway. bx. J. ll. la-wht. Bridgeport. l 'l
l Louie. h i. J. ll. Irwin. Brivlueport. i't
Isaac Flemming. New York
ll Hart-l Rock. cb g. H. Halley. New llavcu. ('t
2224 (11am. Purse $400.
1 Warren. b tn. John'l‘mut. Hamil“. Pt
3 Nellie 8.. ch In. John Trout. Mullins. ('t
W. ll. backward. Somali:
Paddock. Brooklyn. N. Y.
5 l‘. ’l'. l... ch u. l'. ll. howl». New linvrn. l't
rum) on, rttt'usmv. am. '20.
2:45 ("Lt-st. Purse .350.
l wuultnansec. hr x. J. A. llmllttle. Wor-
cester. lass.
2 "avrchs. b tr. Ice Will. tim-nwlch. ('t
3 Niall. ch 3. 1'. H. Mariana. Norwalh. (‘t
t Frank 5.1:“. 8. A. Paddock. Bmoklrn..\l.\'
ii Noble. b 3. II. M. Mellon. New York
I Conway. by, J. ll. Lewis. Itrldgeport. ('l
T Lannie. h f. J. ll. lawin. Bridgeport. ('t
It Rambling Annie. hr tn. John L Tbompmu.
tlreanport. l. l.
9 King Walhlll. b a. Dr. Martin. Bridgeport
ID l’erslmtnoaa. hr s. (I. ll. bowie. New Haven
It lbaewmd. b In. t.‘. It. swan. Derby. t't
rite Pacera. Parse m.
t Alcioi'b Manna umpimtmnm t't
2 "it'll". b g. llama Hoyt. Norwalt. ('t
I Priest, hrp. 3 ”(teens Runner. llauhury. (’t
t John It; b r. *8. AJ‘hddock. Brmklyn. NA‘
5 Milan. b s.’ 0. ll. howls. New Haven. Cl
3 Morris Inlllaa. (‘. ll. Hwan. Derby. (1
menu bar. men. we. 21.
out Clan. Pane to».
1 Stand. in I. “w Nash. Norwalk. (,‘t
2 Harry Laird. bu. W.A.Penlleld. flerldeufit
a W. ll. R. hr 3. lraae Planning. New York
t llam lime. bu. ow. llnckwurth. l'mvl-
dsnea. It. .
ll lllaeh "an. bill. 000. backworth. Provi-
. l.
t tannin-mu ui.(.'.ll.lawts.liewllaven
i hittlsmnrtaa. Mm.m.nm
l1 lttnrl. ch is. char. Batart. tie. We. rt
0 Daisy 0. tart. (I. I. Ewan. Derby. (rt
fiilartlltc. C.!.llwaa.l)erhy.(.‘t
Prreforall Trottersand Poem.
Pane um.
ammonium-.01
Mullah-abs. immune-snot
thetavr.bg. flammm.m
tmhnWJMmkwua-Mtarwmmt
"than. WMMEMJYI
Cumin. mmmrm
inland-Min. downturn-mo
Dita-tan. common-mm
Mines. mun).
liar-trim. 1.1!.th
:MWJI. Johaboollttla.Worr-a~
I ”that“. m I.“ lutllarldttlifofl. ”I
l titanic 112. h g.
tmflfim numb-morn“
sumac. mar-MW
any-dusts. 0.1.0th
‘3 ““5““ ' ‘thrm
. ,
Illuminate“ matte-
; 3 mt.
@3353
l
a
air an
_ myumt‘h'h‘m‘f' '
Baritone. J. mowunmsmh lit-malt.
harm mum-tr-
B.
it your
flflnwm WMQMty
Winona 3. li. “has N. Bast thallium. low.
out well» Hans. angina-m... lobbies. ole.
rattan aux mxuramnm
"JD”.Mfifllmhail “.83!” man!»
41in com: or our
aoltouuu
in 3.» b
”‘3'“ 7 . . ,
aim-won urns-g om w»
William J. Lelandia in the Catakills.
Hint Idella Krou, of Seymour place, is
at Snrntoga.
Hubert Blahop and Nelson Taylor. Jr.,
are sojourning in the Adirondacka
like Alice Mallory, 01 Washington
street, started. this morning {or Snmtoga.
Mrs. J. T. Hayes and daughter. of Wil-
ton avenue. aro spending a fevrdays at
Yonkers. N. Y.
Mrs. J. L. Vandewater. of Burton.
Mm. will spend Sunday with friends
in the borough.
George F. Benrse and family and lira.
Charles I". We nry have returned
from Chatham. Blues.
1’. W. Starr and Thomas Smith and
wife. oi Oslmrn avenue. East Norwnlk.
will spend Sunday in Weston.
Dr. L. G. Roberts. of Newburg, N. Y..
who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
L. J. Reynolds. returned home today;
Mills Julia A Gregory and her niece,
Milo Hattie Bloomer. of'Daubury, are
the guests oi Mrs. George; Ward Selleck.
Miss Julia E. Raymond and Miss Alice
M. Day, of Bayview avenue, are visiting
lira. Thendttrc Raymond; of Danlntry.
Miss Eloise Nichols. of South Orange,
and Miss Helen Baldwin, of Newark.
are visiting Miss Alice Layton. of Fair—
lield avenue.
llenry Roberta. employed by manager
1.. B. )lix oi the central telephone oilice
to straighten out the wires and 'phones
about town. is in Springfield for a few
days.
.a.
lilies I-‘ioretme Del’onnd. operator at
the central telephone oilice. will take a
vacation of one week. commencing lion—
day. She will spinal that day in Don-
bury.
lir. and lira. Plait Price aml John
Camp and wife. of West avenue; Mina
Gertrude 1.. Camp. of North avenue:
Miss lit-y Adamant Slain street. and
Miss Anna Selleok. of Merwin street. left
town this morning for Block; Island.
At Brut River tin-y Were joined by lint.
Sarah Merriam and Miss )lny Patric. n!
Mcridru.
.lh'il’l‘lllllt 0|.” RESIDENT "03E.
Death of John J. Cape at an Early llour
tbla‘luraing.
John J. l'npc. one of South Nurwallt‘n
highly mtco-nied citizens. din-d this morn.
ing at four o'clock. n! his itOl'llt' on Fair-
tield avenue. Mr. (anc was stricken
with paralysis a few years ago. but
rallied to partial strtmgth again. lie had
been in declining health since tltat time.
Some months ago be celebrated the
cightyeus‘ond ntmivcmry of his birth-
day with his children and grandchildn'n.
Mr. Cape was born in thlp. lit-rtrmny.
in the year mm. llc lcft his native
Hill!» of Pntsaia to avoid conscription in
the army when he was about the age of
twenty-one years. Entering into busi-
turn in New York with an older brother.
in' lltl’nlltt' in time at the head of it, and
proved to he a eagncious and rtllt‘l't‘tlrlilll
lmim-na man. He had resided in South
Norwnlk nearly forty years and had won
the roan-ct andrcgmd of all who know
him. In his death the Congregational
('hurch hm an exemplary and twist-
cut mmuher.
In 1910. witltllra. italic. be visited his
tilt-tit't‘ in his boyhood boom in llcnnany.
and found many n-lativcs to welcome
him.
llr. Cape lenvca threw.- children. lira.
Frank A. Ferris and Mn. littrrett Cole.
of New York city, and Mn. John finin-
min. oi lamnmeck.
The thueei the funeral services halt
not yet been decided upon.
“cytyrnm Nair». ’ ,
John Keenan and John lillwobd were
arrested laat‘Heniug ’for lighting on
board an oyster steamer in the harbor.
This mornllg More Justice la'slie
smith. Noonan pleaded not guilty to
the charge of drunkenness and launch of
the poem The case was continual
until Monday morning at 9.4K) o'clock.
Bliwoodwasflned £1.00 and costs tor
breach of the peace.
‘l'hcnm Vetteand Bern-y J.fimlth.
two tlmmitha whd claimed to have
walking from Cslliarnh.were smut]
{nan theirstutnhersin a freight car in
East horwalk. about 8:00 o’clock
this morning. audtakento the lock-up
byOonstthlellall. Justice D. P. liar-
rcllatmtcncadthemtollve day. in the
mutyjail.
Amaauarnedlluehleyfm Dauhury
wasarrtatadhsselaatuightl’orleavhlg
thatcitywltbwtpayin‘ hbbnardblll.
An oflner
at 3'
"m” airman-tau.
Patrick'l‘ralammasottheoldtstlriah
reshlsntsofflorwalhfliarlat 1dr heats
nwmmthnmhgdahbm
year. Hemnwidowudtwom
npehltttaa. 3r. 'llralaor had lass a
trident at w
croottcdhlram
, . untam'mml :. ‘35
”%'”WMMW1M‘ it”
in.
am.
‘mflij puma.
‘3. ”no
‘ confirm W
coat. arm 1! ‘ '
WP.
mtorrll ‘ r
'oitaatrr' r'ta
ursrs tho
comm! AID EMAIL
WILLIAMS. ll. ll. ”Wall Ii. N.
l nouns All) GENOA”
main Pnamcvy taro“.
“Holiday Malta. tn..ttn ma.
. l'ha rat-am and Gloria-a land the
Yachts at xawpart.
lirvrour. It. 1.. Aug. 8.-‘~‘l'ha black
aohoooar Volunteer. all tattered and torn,
darted across tbs finish line last evening,
Iloop Gradoandno priasoan be awarded
until the regatta committee mast. it they
decide against the Volunteer the tlJllllcnp
will probably no to tba Iroquois.
This war the tenth season that schooners
and sleeps of the New York Yacht club
hadoonteataddfxewpott ior tbeGoelrt
cup. A great deal of interest was stunned
thiaycar to ace bow Mr. Morgan's Hm
hot! slopeilloriana would sail against the
crack slough o! the forty-slx-ioot clan.
The (lioriana won the Mcup tor sloolr.
and it was a well merited victory. or
time was 5h. tlm.‘ 43s.
Dall- ll-ltI. Jul-a and GI..- l‘atl.
Bartram, Aug. &-At the closing day’s
races of thaGrand Circuit Rosalind Wilkes
defeated Mambrlao Held and [shell in
than”) neuter-all trotting race. Best
time. ”:15. Bella llamlin. J uniua and
Globe. driven thm abreast. lallad to
lower their record of 2:14. They covered a
mile in 3:16.
Iarply Oatahoata llaly.
lose Bunsen. x. J.. Aug. s.—-A pigeon
match at Hollywood between J. Edgar
Morph , of New York. and Phili Daly,
Jr., of n; Branch. was won by urpby.
who killed ninety-tour birds to Daly's aar-
rnty~tbroa. ~
SHOT TO DEATH BY A MOB.
two Ian and Two's-ea Killed for
lace-Marian in Alabama.
Btnutsouut. Ala. Aug. &~h’ows has
reached here of a quadruple lynching in
Henry county.‘ Ala. The residence at Wil-
liam Davin. a prominent farmer. was
burned and the totally narrowly eacn
with their lives. Ella Williams (colored)
was arrested and confessed to saturating
the house with oil and setting tire to it
out oi revenge. ller confession implicated
William Williams, Willis Lowe and Ella
lows (all colored).
They were arrested, and while the oili-
eera were taking them to jail at Abbevilla
a mob overpowered the canon and took
the prisonera and shot them to death.
Their bodies were thrown in the river
near by.
Lady no la lunch Ana-tad.
MXDOS. Aug. tt—lml: de la Zoneha,
oueof the loading women in londonao
riety. was brought into the Marlborough
street police court. charged with being
drunk and disorderly in Hyde part The
aflalr created a sensation. llrrladyahip
testified in her own behalf, swearing that
the had not tasted liquor on the morning
at thcday when she met with her mishap
l'he magistrate will there mm a bad this
take somewhere. lie dismissed the rum-
plaint amid the applause from "tune in the
courtroom.
llonh Wanta to Suraead Illa Father.
Kaoxvma. Tenn, Aug. 29.411.- Bepnb
limo primariaa for the hiactlon of a ano-
eeuor to Congressman L. U. llouk, who
died several months ”0,.” being held
today. The candidates are John Honk. a
ton oi thedrceaaad. and William Wood-
rutl.a capitalist. Democrats claim that
they will carry the district (or the tirst
time since the war. '
A Broker's Suicidat
.\'i:w You, Aug. li——..\‘orman Campbell,
and fifty-eight yuan, a broker, having an
other: in the Connolidated exchange and
the Petroleum exchange, in this city. colt-
rnitted suicide in Prospect park. Brooklyn,
last evening by shooting himself in the
head its had become deswdent over
bumneaa troubles. He had but fifteen
cents in his pockets.
That "Plot” to loot the 'lrcaanry.
Waamsn'rox. Aug. a—wllcting Secretary
Nattletou brand» the alleged plot to loot
the tmasury by a band of tramps as a guild
midsummer yarn. Captain L'obauxb. ol
the treasury watch. said he had twenty
men on duty day and night, and it would
be almost lmposaible for the king of trnmpa
or our one clan to carry out such a plot a
suggestad
Ir. llatu steadily tint-lag,
Ban llama. Mr... Aug. 8. —31r. Em-
mous Blaine said today: “Dr. llnldwin is
not coming to Bar llarbor ware my lather
rofesaionally. He has not been sent tor
and my father has no need of his nit-triers.
My father has not taken any medicine for
nearly two nautba this .- Well as usual
—very wall, indeed, and is gaining all the
time."
Iliad Malta. Illa llama-aw.
Dov-a, Dal. Any. tleaat- 'l'. Thor-
auuhgood. the nape convicted of annult,
was haunt! hora lrlday aitsrnoan. lie
madalondertaaandattaradpraym as ho
atopdon thswaltold. This continued nnv
til-thud tell, he Mal-oat h»
mortar-ow his lam-sloth
Dead tulle Iar lulu-t,
Raw Yetta. saliva. Sarah Colo
man was found on thaloorot her
rhaaty. Plity-ulntn trust and Park ave-
nue. Her husband. who was aalarp ba-
sida the body. was aruatad because the
2:25
ior several days.
A Inter, at tho falla-
Xtaeana nun. N. 2., Aug
i
rivarabont a lilo
2°2- m...“ .. .. 22:“
r out n as
iron Toronto. ’l'wo strangers brazen
Aansas Ila Iranian
Dr. Paul. Au; tu-Adslhart tlaohaa.
awaitin- at larger falls
rotation for the murder
amas‘haasalt “watt Very tit.
notion. t-Ji‘baaaadlttaaat
M3 what-stash
lfim
billionaire harm
Iran ‘3“
’t
KN. ah
'W"W’°. 3;"; W... ..
. sermon.
till. rtra .mta.trsa.rto.
not also.
' hands-at.
mime-“otwmw
ped lltlp “lull” Ill-dc the flute department
Mommaoauruwam'
Wu.) ‘ua nor-rm ago-toe. nu.
' arm
It YJmlfl-mfirflumw
Iggrqumiihw 1.83., plants root out
mam man's") nor rum
Wm w. flit“ co"".I inn: not but.
amass.
N.
.naw
. cold
.... mfinfi ill... to:
with... a.
fits Pittabnrg Papers Set the
’ : Ball Rolling.
' d .
“autonomic-notmnhmw ‘ ‘
indilva‘ ”that inhuman-riot“ ,. '
m. c.‘ Manhunt...» memwwlmp
*2 out“ w... '2“... W
, ll , .. a“...”(tenant : clam-emphatic”; nectar-mat- ,
“hank“ had, however, “’“M the tasks nu cum». m.» M. llama ta ‘
central Political arran- and the Caro-
“. Purple Who Allow The. to P0 3..
Pl'l'l’tltl'lto, Aug. it. -— The newspaper
'paaaof thlselty, wit h noteworthy unnnim
n]. luljolhod the ”Palm boom. The Di»
”tub. Cormucrcini-llnl. rue. l illicit. Citron»
lab—Telegraph, ‘the 1.2mm and The Pfl’fi‘i
have all pronounced (or Binim, The Diet.
Mb says tlm morning. Izzmcr the head
d “Politicians and the llluinc llcumz”
, A Pong-slur lit-nets” an.
"ltlsnfaet that the lama-m liniue boom
5 about the moat upontnneom and honest
uprualon tor a pulllia; m Ill from the
m "I“ I!“ lit?!) wilttcmwi. lit till-4'
country since the call in tans upon Grant
““9. to the White "now.
“It has been a foregone conclusion over
int: Mr. illalne wrote his (unions reci-
Focity letter that, if alive and well. oath
it; could prevent his being the Repub-
lican undidnte for president in 1:02. It hi
Uh widespread and emit-at feeling among
tit? people that Mr. iitnittc is by .zrcnt mills
tumoatupabio mm: to the party, or, la-
and, in publie an n. no. country today."
"no 0", ”no It! Izod."
The Commercial-Gazette in its leading
atlltorial speaks at Mr. illaine as "the one
man above all othera to lead his party to
Hillary in the great battle oi; lltlh'.
"Men who oarodbatrusted. and opposed
him are now hilaupbortcm heating to hi-
conceded hrllllancyhnhns added the proofs
ot a conservative and dignifivd statesman-
at this adtuintttntthm the pride of his
countrymen."
’l‘l-o to Speak.
The Chronicle—Telegraph my“: “it is
“Ill for the Repllllilt'nu party 0! thin «'rtlt'
Ind ovary other atnta to ~p ask in lllllllztt—
takabla tenna tor the grease»: outta-lawn.
tthbtlind‘laader. and the mm! earnest,
Moxpomnt of Republican doc-
mi‘l tlte republic,“ It ml‘i». "it lean
mm; aatronccry. "Hi -I cry altogether
*Blaine. Blaine. Jilin": 6. Elaine“
No loom (or .tny other \amr.
The'l‘lmos. speaking or the ultlltltlcni
Quay and others. says oi Mr, "Linc: "libs
lamination ll so clearly the pui)’ desire
“a!" will not be mm?" n: the- out to;
publiean national com'~.~:.« mn fer any
Illlnc but hla, except he elm linen .m. nlmc’
ly in advance,
citluus' Rnpuhllrnrs t u u 1 tilllil "ltFfl‘L
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 3 « lm-nvu rrinim
faction within the party .hr mun ttzcn. tin-
Citimnn' Republican manna: .uu , hm mum]
alengtby Circular letter, ~z-‘lmg forth the
principleson which it prop-«u. to iiflN' lib
action. severely tutoring m. nmcmm- nmdc
politicians and the tntrclrn x-mum who
take no interest in public :.Il pin, nud call-
in}; upon every one to lend bu .ml in lht‘
cflor‘t to purge Philadelphia's [mm lt‘al “In;
tent.
Dang-r at ”viral.
The association. the letter my». has been
formed (or the purpose oi amusing the
Republican: of l’hiladclplun .tmi Pennsyll
vania ton proper nmlrrfllaudlng of the
true position at public atluira as they mm
exist. The supremacy of the party in Ulla
city and state, they any, is in danger. and
nnlcaa renewed interest is taken by all
aim lhpubllcalll. tieit'zzt thin [all and
in the neat presidential cmrteat is inert!»
bio. The circular continue};
1!, a Political l‘ligtm.
l‘lnacommouwculthoi um live mini-ma
oi prmplc. the induntriuna citizen, «erupted
bybusineus. has insert-tidy [I't‘llllllt'li the
formation oiapolltlcnl clique which has
been guided largely by two mmaiulrmtlnna
—-as1f interest and the prrpetnmmu oi
personal power. Such in the all Ilnliun.
”There is a pmnimn plant's-ti uptm [mini
calaubaarrlcntw. but not upon ymlittcnl in
dependence. however uncon- it» uplrit.
MM! essential to our pmgn naive unit
"“0“. Th. count-queues: is that low Inch
of distinguished tllrrit utter public lilo. .\
representative influence in «mm c xcrtcd to
check their aspirations.
“'l’hacitlranhas Iometitnra lm-n eajulul,
Jemima deceived. mmctlturs concllh.
tad; but the pronoun of pcriming the ma
abinaryof the political organimtlona fut
the convenience of tin clever Airs-(loch hm
gens atasdlly lorword. The lltnt'hilwt') in
government should buoprrnlfll to vh- in
teraataoi the people. but ltmvulmu patient-
havshasn obtained which permit it- "writ
tlou in the tutor-ate oi the gmlluelau. l‘hr
ollcrholdcra have built up an exclusive
body, and admission to its memlwnhip is
; t principally upon political m»
salap. power to manipulate the «it»
“(IMMUNE dual!“ ti!” 'ihanllr
numerator-raps and toxicity. in the
Montana ‘ 'f‘
«quantum ‘ ‘ or him ”union"?
"now many «storm .3: the hm rank
has Pennsylvania in the asthma-l service?
How than senatonor rrpn-arntatlves in
normal alertnhly with courage. eat-ac
ltyand an are directed solely tothsenu'
aidaratlon at what is for the bead interests
of the out"
"Va has .tt In true. many talthlui um.
dalaarvaa a. but their arlaetlo'a and pro
motion is Ito dopmtmt upon man who
dlttata ruminations that they seldom have
assess the estuaries.
”ll eltiaras will but attend the prior
artsa. the initial point treat which party
mat-at originally starts. and select
representative area as debates, their
authority will In lrmtstthla M will
no alts control in tits party
alalr’s when. laattauttoa. they bars
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We have told you many times before that
we were going to give extra value to you
for your money on Special Days. l‘his time
we can only say the same thing over, and it
it proves, as it has always so for in the past,
[both a benefit to yourselves (“buying at
first cost prices”) and to us in being able
tablishing for us a reputation, we shall feel
well satisfied both with ourselves and hu-
manity in general. Having just closed our
semi-annual inventory on Tuesday last, We
shall quote to you the following prices and
trust you will examine both the prices and
goods:
to pieces Double Width (Jnsluncrc, just the thing for Fall
wear, at. We; former price 125cm lilo.
25 pieces Good Quality Dress Ginghnms. medium and dark
colors. 5c :1 yard; been in good demand for Tic, Sc and Etc.
15 dozen Children's Hose. black. for all: a pair. We put these
in simply to call attention to our l’losicry stock. We have never
yet 500“ the time when we could not find a ready sale for them
at 1250 a pair.
M..—
WE Ill] NOT SUPPDSE
there is a pct-son within the circulating dis-
trict of “Tho Sentinel" but that will in the
course of :1 low «lays wish to make apar-
chasc in some of our vm-icd lions.
Now if you are not in the habit of
dealing with us
perhaps it would he as well for you to mmc
and look as over. You’ll be treated with
the greatest politeness. Ulll' clerks are here
to show our goods and to answer any and
all questions. They are not hired for the
purpose of ibrcing goods on customers, so
do not feel in the least that you are obliged
to purchase if you wish to :all and exam-
ine our stock.
4.
Uur Ribbon stock we find too large.
it out we oiler the So. .5 and No. 7
and No. 12 widths at lilo per yard.
Little jug of (fnttvaa Belts. worth '35c each. now llc.
Odds and ends of every dwa-ription of Calico at tile
simply giving them away.
this winter for quilts, etc.
below a gmd shore of
widths at llc per yard: No. 9!
per yard:
You will find you will hood them
And so we could keep on naming
bargain alter bargain. But satisfy both
yourselves and us by coming in and seeing
what we can do for you. ’
Goods.
Spen'al Sales at Our Candy Counter This Watt.
Wowmmmc” om 1b
ream . li't‘ .
Hired Candy, 100 lb. pa
Gum lie .
Peanut 'l' y, the lb.
Best Chocolate N lites. 39c lb.
And the finest 8min otcr in town.
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St. lumall Boston Store, "i“
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KOCOUR. P. 1': No. Halo at. 3.3;
oring a specialty.
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COLLINS R. M. 12 Main 8.
mate I)“ if dulled.“
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new means. ' 3,
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organ audit-nanny. ~33. . 7L
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agar; w. u. f maggot wastes. a,“ "
ealcdlnalcrain mtve'ni‘m' . “
new a norsna. . in Water ear. Pin. .
tern and shippers of Norwnlk ”It.“ .
my mum. J. Lace. Remnant. 1' ‘7.
PATTERNS m Hm . '3 '
NORWALK PATTERN wongg
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and many other; race " '
PAINTER;
summon. r. c. 2 Wale/ratdl. ‘ ‘ . /'
Paint. gold and silver signs a . ,
OSTERBAXK 630. ll. " Water at N. Boas. .
and sign painter. papert hanger. m.
an‘oom, nus. _
NORTH. (i. S. ’8 Washington at. 8.31. .3
quality only. ahd that the heat. 0. ,
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PIANO arms]: C mm
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dealer in pianos. organs. smnganm
PI..\'l'lNu-(:0LD. SILVERANDIIM
sul'Tll .\’nlt\\'.\l.l( PLATLVGCO. CW“
u. Allkindm trlmm lali done. ‘5
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ladlen. Hillaidr. .‘i. Hpfln‘mom ,
suonuasn arm Immune} .t-
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