_ ‘llrllnrsflllisrrrli. um
“tr rail “near.
" “m y M AW Johfi
r
natives. sinus-i“ Vii-twin 1"“
' WWI-tonne
Isthmus“
Hohetterevldenoathattheladi- are
deeplyintwededintheproject teem!»
Iihatownhospital‘inNorw-lk lswantr
ed the the lam Mating at the
armorylnstnight. ltisestimntedthutup
wardsofl,000peoplewere ptesent,ahig
majorityofthemheinglndies. They fill-
ed the gallery loovertlowingmndm-owd
eduponthelowerfioor until the broad
”minim Theirfaeesglowed
iwithuthusiasmnudthe interest: they
”m“?!
mnifded invtheapesehesandshort
‘ Elli,“ the evening, presnges the
mu whatever-part they may the
Flu the project.
Aftera'hrief prayer by Rev. B. B.
Tucker, pseiorof the Advent Ghrislian
church. of East Korwalk, the meeting
wasorganisedssfollows:
p sauna-ruminants.
. a John II: Mt. ~ ‘
vrcs—nasmsrm.
.Lafia‘av'fjluhhell.
o.x.'wn.o' n.‘ "
(loo
0. n. Coolidge '
l)r w. ti. limit», Jr.
Dr. Dexter Hitchcock.
Nelson lor
l!!- lt. Mnitrviid n.
er.
fifl'flommedisn.
Winfield 8. Hartford,
m
. 9
Roman (*1
Wm. B. Hubhe l.
Rev. . . Slocum
Rev. mutant. Tucker.
ra Cole.
Thomas 8. Morison.
John I). Klmmey.
John J. Wahb.
lawl- Green.
James B
John P. 'I‘readwell.
Wm. 3. Known .
CI.F.St.John tweed
. P Otto 3%
I 0%: ' l
m Bwarta. Theophlle lupin-at,
I. llama Robert Van Boron.
in A. Osborn. ad, Dr. Royllll. Him
I . W. Hyatt. Dr. WI Iiam J. y,
Id? 8. moan
.' u. K. No‘ble.
and
"‘ Ia.
Lawnmower).
.lndrew .l. Wot.
James‘ 1!. line
3. ll
Dr. L N. Phinney.
Dr. A. H. Baldwin,
'307. 0.. V Isl . Dr. M. ll. Purdue,
William Thom yr: Dr. A. N. Clark.
In y r. Dr. . ll. er.
Icy S. I Dr. “'aller Hitchcock,
llllaln Vollmor Dr. John G. Bohemian.
Carml o. Huhbsll.
mmauns. _
V . Hubert Bisho .
W0. Samuel L wt'i-a.
I. ‘ ' use. Moullon.
wan- C. Fools. H Hunter.
Prank .
aph Talc, George ti. (lo
kick I, Ito ll. Hittite .
im...‘i"—......'°“ Mm... "
ease .
RobertA. In William K. Naples.
Dr. Win. 1". Acton. Giles A. (lregnry.
'0. men- 0! T“ nosriru. Willi.
linker William A. Curtis,
Wild?“ John H. Ferris.
Rev. 1‘. Reliable, D. D.. pastor of the
Norwalk Negation] church, who.
unsuspected. would bepresentto ad-
dr‘e-theniestingnentaletterof regret
lnwhiohhe referred to the need of a
hapital in Novwnlk. and to the interest
which he Ind 5“ Fol" felt In the
m.
Johnfl. Lightinhis opening nddrmi
spoknofthamesting heingprelimiuary
iotlIlanannOctoher. He showed the
greatneeddahoqritalinthir town, by
owns-“Motswhere people who
Mm Injured, or were taken suddenly
“, hadnoploeetogoforpropermedi-
cal attention. lls dwelt uponthe preo-
tlldlltlin of a hospital and the duty of
dis
'tlm'o that some definite action should
hehhealnregardtoth'ngreatnpsd. Be
alluded ”Stamford, witha unalter- popu-
lation thaanwalk.andDanbury with
I somewhatlarger one, both supporting
W leiltheeetwoplaoes
mine. Nerwalk osrlsinlydld, and
New ism
“Mluhamwmgm
W. J. Slocum. pastor of Enlary'sohumh.
Ir. "Slocum slid he‘shonld have to
:Im'auOIhen—laaylulum end
' his name immortal by
reading“. Hemiditwas m
performed. is meeting gives to Inc a
mimise of hotter things to come. and in
all sincerit I would an that if the pur‘
pose and t . motive w "ch governs and
controls ouraction now come ll)
be the governing principle our» may.
day relations, this grand New hfi
lend town would soon take its rightl
place as one of the lending cities of this
commonwealth.
lam gladthatthsenlemrise in which
we have engaged is note nominatiaial
one; glad that we have not met as )leth.
odists or Catholics, E ‘ .
' t we know
hytenans or Baptists; lad
no North or South or giant or West Nor-
walk, but that as brothers. With hearts
full of goodwill and brotherly love’,we
have ouvneto planand counsellor the
.. , g and“ construction of lipid
God's own inns. whose portal
high as heaven and as widens humanity,
and across whoeofront shall he inscribed:
“lnaunuoh as ye have done it to one of
the leastof these ye have doneit unto
me." Actuated by such a motive and
working in such a spirit, there h m) such
thing as failure.
Many centuries ago. a rich young man
crime Into the presence of him. who,
if he had nothing else, would have made
giving to the world
its highest type 0 human life,
kneeling at his foot, uric-ll. "What good
thingcmi into to inherit eternal life?"
“Keep the commandments." was the re-
ly and then be quoted to him all of the
au- relating to the dut of man to his
fellow man. "All this vol kept from
my youth up." the young man answered.
Then came the epitome of all religion.
"Thou shalt love the Lord thy God with
all thy heart and soul and might and
mind and strength and thy neighbor as
thyself." and in. exomidiliostion of that
love, hehnd him sell all that he had,
give it to the poor and follow him.
Friends. Christdoesnot’nskof you and
me to-day. that we should live the life
that helived or follow his instructions
tohis ' ' ofthnr day,litemlly. lint
he does ask that his life should he an ex-
am andhhwoadsnn .' ”3‘
in sci and oortqn the 0 went
conditionsof life in arid we find our
selves placed. We may not have to
give our all to feed the poor. or forsake
our homes and friends to follow him.
but into this splendid lift- of om, with
all its enjoyments and all of in; oppor-
tunities. thereiturely comm the golden
rule of eighteen centuries ago: “As yo
would that men should do to you, do ye
also to them likewise."
A few weeks ago, a poor Hungarian.
an alien and a stranger, was stnrck by
the cars in South Norwalk, and lay
breathing out his life in the luggage
room of the depot there. By chance (if
such a thing them be) It man .I by
and saw theI awful sight. Ho slop-
ped rind looked about and wonder-
ed if in this whole town than
was he place where, if death must cane.
itmight at leasrbe in the pesos and
quiet of 3 hours. From that thought
come this meeting. From that thought
[trust will come. through the willing
action of this whole lo. a modest.
humble but fitting beginning of what in
the not distant future will be the Nov-
wslk hospital. To this end let each do
something. One can work. another can
give. all can at least wish it well.
Several years ago a woman came to
the rent entrance of a house in Norwalk
and asked for clothes. The servant girl
seeing in her face the signs of hunt-st
poverty went to her mom and was bring-
ing down a warm garment of her
own, when lady of the house slop
heurith this remark: “You want t zit
for ourself." “I know I do" was the
y, “bntif I didn't it would he no
charity for me togive it away." Think
of thisre Iy, when this cause comes to
you for lp and act accordingly. It
' now to that
Thirty-seven years ago I came to Nor-
k as a boy. Looking hank over
”menus lean-regime: theriohhsve
[laces r where1
sum have
1
tutu-ism which followed in.
's Mdless were diort ind to the
proxieroareJheretil hiamerestedwith
ed the movement. If people could he
lndnesdtopntthelrshoulderstotbe
wheeliiewonldsayt'amsal' 9nd. 0.
i“ 12d,- museum
' ‘thensedofaholpitallnltor-
whsndwwewnflngtodoallln their
micromet- ths movement with
services and utility. Hon. John 8.
m sham out
uuww
Melamine toes of
“d sincere sympathy.
"' “MMWW
peopleworemdyloountrlhutethelr
share. g, 3
.‘lliespeoehinslingwasinterspsned
M
Wflllllfill AT 8T. ultra ‘
I
"'"’" “lid: f'hofifm. 'f’
“Knits i. Tammany, (1W
Jmph WI. of this do. and John
W. Sculloywere united in marriage by
thellev. W. J. Slocum at the parsonage
of St. Mary's church. at 7% last even.
ing. like Maggie Tammany, sister of
the bride, wp bridesmaid. and mules
ll. duller. d Carmel, 115. Y.. ahrothtir
of the groom. was best man. After the
ceremony the bridal party proceeded to
the bride's home on Monroe street, where.
a wedding supper wan med. and where
they received the congratulations a!
numerous friends. A large number of
hundeomeuud ineful present were dro
played, aniohg them being a choice din~
nor set of 112 pieces from the trimmers
of Yolk: hat factory. 1. In, and Mrs.
my {am the 10:33 ‘7 amid a
'shbtveroi rice and good vi shes. Afton
visiting many points of interest they
will reside lit the home of the bride's par-
xedts. ‘llr. Sandy is one of the most Mll-
lethal finishers in Ctofut a Knupp's fan-
tor-y No. 2, and is also a leading member
ofvthe South Norwalk Athhtic club.
laud Oat for Wonderful Stories. ,
The residents of Ridgetield have our
Urooovyman George
II. Ferris and ('iiy Surveyor Ferris
Morehouse are hunting there lit—day.
Hr. Ferris took his gun apart yotetday
and carefully wrapped it up so that Tut:
Smarter. and the public generally would
not “watch on“ to the {not that they were
going. Mr. Morehousc's gun. which is
said to heal the flint—lock variety. has
been stored in Ridgelield for some time.
Tney have traded Iorty shells, and he-
sidos this ammunition they took it peck
hmket. one bottle Duffy's pure cough
syrup. two pair of old shoes, three quarts
of peanuts. a piece of twins and three
ten-penny nails. The two latter articlea
will he used in mend their clothing. In
one they should happen to innrtake each
other for game and shoot. Some won-
derful stories and perhaps some game
my beexpeoted on their return.
4mm News for the sit-Herei- from lead
Teeth.
Dr. A. E. Estobmoke. the Well-known
expert and inventor of “l‘ntebrmktr's
local nuanthetit'" for [nitrides dental
work, will open rooms in the )lahnokenio
Hotel for the painless extracting of teeth.
Dr. E. is well known hy-llrc dentists of
the United States, and his system is
highly recommended. Those who are
afraid to take gas, elo.,cnn have had
teeth removed by his system without
any inconvenient-ear disagreeable edect
whatever. Gallsoonaudteethissysloiu
of work. You will find it wonderful.
Did-t Ivo- Sny ”Thank You".
Last night Mike Higgins. night clerk
at the Haheekerno hotel. had some mail
to take over to the 1:02 train. After the
train had pamed he saw a man lying on
the east bound truck and n freight train
rapidly approaching just below the depot.
lie jumped aeros- the track and pulled
mommies: thefeuoejusl as the
trfii went by. The man, without so
much as mying “thank you" to Mr. Big-
gins for suing his life, walked away.
A filtra- Conia tug-aired.
A new drum eons. composed of young
inert living inthesouthern [and the
city. was organined last night with Rich-
ud (lilmom leader; John Gamar. secre-
tary: William Taylor. trimmer. They
will hold an entertainment in the near
future tor-lee funds for instruments.
drama-a,
fire lids and one had drum-
mer. '
level Walling Delano.
.W . Rhodium . W
pedtntriln; g, .3 y .0325...”
a walking mulch between Danta‘tryaud
netliel. Hetrpvels .hck Md forthJ
dhtanoeofthrse mile-him: dullsht to
durumflilysttlred in «slid-on and
white tlghb itlld cap, and expect to
oovertfltlrnlles before the end of the
«all xiii-tool: moon-uh- tortil-
diWnfiaattn-hopksgy
widen-Hug the road fourths
Dyandeflfindw
ed too good sum.
“Minna-sat.
’l‘woganies were played in the NW
walleneIelab’spoolMtJut
Evening: ,.
Charles
HI ‘9‘
voluminoltntilh-eo. ” .
W. W. Wilcox, rated fourtyvll
polols,i,0.l.llt12,il~6. llJlouton,
ratedtlftypuinls. ll... ll, filth—48.
Anumbsroltbsfrlsudsollhsflaldia
ilelluvehsrssmprlula hmofllts
soulvmyoflierbirthnsymthsrhorne
oftlis working people. Herald,
If the moneyed men would do their:|
filed Mhemldpledgethattheworklng
with aim: music by 1"st laud. . .9!
ll
" ,_7 Willis:
humfaramodh "l~ fl
dunno I.» .
All! ous‘i'truio. "
mottled-edit ’3
by .stm..lll.twu& M
013 totem“ blur-ravioli elem "" ”i
paramount»: liner. elm-Id-
I inlaid will «in; rm"
"- ‘39 3'68”” 0 ”my“
lira. IL Johnson, of Muskogee. Mich.
Mn? (LC. Thonipton. of Men
melt: still nnsouuimi's from litter-nu in-
t
Laure Van Anken, aged eleven years, of
,HoDonsld, Utah. >
, The slavewu overturn d the wreck
caught tire. The snitch. women sod
children, who were wedged in close to the
burning tinillr. called the rescuers tothat
madame, .“ l 2 ,.: -
Mrs. Allen M. Sedgwick, with both lap
broken. loveless to the red hot store.
samurai: n with all her might to
it from melting and benign” lit«
tle daughter. The mother’s old it; was
M“ ore to litr- lay Laura?“
Aukwl. a girl ‘of eleven years, who was
doingallke service for her mother. She
Iayalnrost pndsr the stove, her arms plu-
loned"and . . _
Breaking to‘tho ear fromflhereer. the
men brought water from the drinking
tanks find passed it to the imprisoned wo-
men. in tire inlnutes the woodwork was
duached and the fire was extinguished.
PENNSYLVANIA BANKS FAIL.
Ola at Churn-1d and Author-uncou-
dnln' Have finspondnl.
CW.PI.. not. L—Tht: Pint No»
new haul: of Ciearlleld, of which Wilv
llnm ll. Dill is president, hits closed its
doors. President Dill says: “An unpre-
cedented run on Saturday. Monthly and
Tuesday on the First National hunk of
Clearneld, amounting to nearly Wow,
made it impossible to continue Madness.
and therefore the bank suspends psy-
ment."
A eontinuonn run has been made on the
bank since last December. occasional by
the fact that A. F. Boynton. formerly vice
president of the bank. sold his stock. A:
a hrother—in-law of the president this. of
course. wanted distrust and earned the
run. It is thought thst theiiepesltorswill
get dollar for dollar.
'l'lu (trash at floats-Ink
Email. Pa..0ct. Lw'l‘ha Houudals
hank has closed its doors. W. 11. Bill. of
(Beard-Id, owned the bank and was its
president. with John ll Wrath, of
llmrtndale. cashier. W. H. Bill is also
pruidnnt of the first National bank of
Clesrfield, Pd. which has failed. Individ-
ual depOeitli range from '93.“) down,
while many secret and lk'll-‘llt‘l It JPSlUL‘lflP
tions. the borough and lmvmirip treasur-
CI welt depositors in Various sums aggro
gating many thousands of dollars The
swings of Hungarian and Swedish miners
that are locked up in the bank aggregate
070,0». Deposits were received its late as
the morning of the failure The 9X0".
not is intense, and were It believed that
any dosh-lentils amount of my were
lathe‘hank nothing could preheat the ex-
oiled Slave from breaking in its doors.
A BIG QTRIKE ORDERED.
aim cm o‘pu'titon ”a liner. at ou'.
In tho I'Ittahur' Distrltl.
Pmssuno, Oct. L—«Thc «muses be
tween the rim coal operators sail repre-
sentatives of the miners failed in agreeing
to the demands of the miners for ninety-
twooants perten lordigglng andastriks
in all river mines la the Pittsburg district
was ordered, to go into effect today.
Inter In thadsy. however, three of the
operators notified the miners that they
would grant the demand. It is believed
that the strike will be of short duration.
About 8,” then are Iarolvedfi‘
ltaans “‘asts Thorn Dis—loud.
erreros. Out. I. -- (hunts-loner
Baum has recommended the dismissal oi
J. 3 Human! Pennsylvania; 1". ll. Tay-
lor, of oil. and Edward Howard,“
totlte efficiency of the human. The trio
areaald to have made amditvlts aecuslng
Green ll» ileum. Jr.. of using his father's
influence toaecurs for s money eon-Idem
thin the promotions oi clerks in the
liaison. '
“ml-rulufllls.
Honours N. J.. on. L-Frsnk Van
lion. of iastBanuov,Pa..eame to lie-
boksnalew
aw. « _
nan-u. « ‘i i
.ll‘i ‘: i’ 3‘
W?” .
premium-tnomnymflpvr
nails-it tire-ultra now may :-
costly-sheaf. . , .
Thelma-elallmliisadtoithoflem
wheelie—meshed. ,
’l‘hs osntstrles Wilhwhorsesntl soar
stilts! salads at Villas. left all.
Colonel-Iota It t and I:
mutant aim»?
‘l‘thlnuaPrsa-sssysitbruuorsdttstf
the W‘M he resigned his
all
main ‘mmorv .
mmgmiwwshi to' in?”
hnruedol! undone-ids of her body wen ‘-
' Wine for tn.» {atriilura' Ills air-diversity
‘flt [:25 ‘-’ 3.. malaria “is“
‘ W ,l.
0". groundwork-teed ”tithe-ti
f ransomefiheotiiourmr. Hessidthat
. when Minnow wmmtahl: “3“,, lightning. lithe Immu
. Wfiu’fifiwfim‘
fungi-wright”, pr. Git-“h” hw‘tfi
‘3 at indolent-rite it” ‘
_, Wing of the souttdiitxpoduan
of thebliltrlsetou World; said:
Nature has'dens much for the south;
moss doughnut!“ . ‘lnstead of‘om-
informs swam 1 Ram ‘
“land dist-tesaysteps lqadtollto
pine-elect WW weihaye, I
want toelwtfllllllly made into! them to
Quarantine-m tripe no exist in
. p . gird out
Mr, Inrnynsgtii'p with. South” candles,
to say nothing-of the others, which are
‘so greatly blessed. do you not know, ”Id
It! you not willing to admit, that It New
rs. with [their feverish push and
glands
keen financial instinct, pomeésed half our
Mvantagll-s. they would have two 0! the
most thriving. hustling and wealthy
.atntss in the Union? .
The Education of the Negro. ,
We have lived too much within our»
selves, and we must stop it immediately.
Intercoms-rational always involves edu—
cation on sortie point. and It must. there
fore. he of benefit.
You all know unwell M I do that the
amt advanced in nmrly ivory south-
ernltate against the school tax is that
you will be helping to educate the uegro’s
children.
Of oonnrs you will; and why should you
not, pray? The comet theory is that
property should praiiole educational facil-
Itiett. inasmuch as property find.» its grout-
est protection in. mill derives iii :tl‘illclpill
value from. ltil t-titiglstvirsa pupilauv.
Give all of your p 'i '» in 1.1.3 still-I3 my
Ionnbly good fillll:..1lt.t.l~', mm the appreci-
ation in the value at {trot-art)" before the
.eloee at this carpi-silica would be almml
Itarllltm. l lliltik every one will nilnill
the correctnern ul Lilla stat. want,
A Nair» Famine rt lire.“ Calamity.
Now, if it he true. why mould ‘t‘fl‘ desire
to keep anyponznn n! our pupzr‘mtlun in
ignoranset
leay to you now, my 2 lands, in :tllwmif
calm and mm a rzrll appreciation of
the importance '2: the -. “whim, Elm! the
negro In with \t- to . .iy. ."llll me nyozter
we'eorue loath-autumnal of that foot the
better.
And further, I wish In l'x:)ll‘~.-3 it its my
honest comictlm: lhftl if it.“ w
the intuit- u! the fi‘rllel 7i: is
for the next thirty nr 1 r.‘l_. )t‘-’.'i"*.
appear urine in F» t-i,‘ ginmt.
;~: nu" Ml,
.tuy
greatnrmo eamluw "Lifile utilul‘l in“ :n
our purple. *
rtgrlnultnrw .tl II-In lh‘llrn untr.
The negro is tlurfll" null L'lVlln :tlieurr
grade III Ileld labor tor .1 intro Hullllllll of
money than my u:l..~t Ylllilrmu'ilit. In
many portions 0: the mom... etc" in my
own state. agriculture Ia next in impossi-
blewiahout the mgr-J lie WJElin to live
withusnoli common to his along with
unto wealth and {who *i‘ ‘y. and We llllh‘h
make it pmtfilblt“ 2-; z...“ to rim \0. l.‘li«
maticslly. llti~ is iii . only prdltor home in
North America. but we im- tn»: approach-
lagthe’l‘wadlietlir.:ztiury, mrl we must
notshut our quaint...- i'.w: that no son.
that being is new milling to have his
children grow up without ‘il‘lllt'wlllcflllon.
Therefore, lei litt- war.» um.- it as well as
yousm children. (live lots of it to both
of thanked you will nmit the "well done"
ofthe cl‘llluzl world, and _\ulII' own oil-
Iprlng will receiw the din-c. benefit of
this liberal policy.
The Colored flank. Political status.
On the other hand. the Ill'LH't) must bear
In mind that fits [llflill ll; l‘tu- political
economy of the -oulll I: Clt'ill’ll' defined.
lie must not huge lullllltlliil't lie is
incompetent tutlu «u. H» ti... once tried
the experiment, and mil him-«If mltnit
that it way a ternnly demon-nun one for
the south, running. to», :n it dial. close
upon the dllvmillttluu :tiial lll'dllll‘llOn of
"remnant civil “'3" the world llll‘l ever
known.
At the Mini! mitt-.1“ I hurt! already
said, we owe ltlni «locational fucilltieu,
am! we should grin twin. and with rigour]
too. That no run until himself at
II amply dVIih‘ueed lay the showing
made here today In his department.
"in tar-vr's Ills.
lam not a farmer, but 1 late tlm gm“.-
slt interest in all trimmer-rs snout-stud for
lb annotation of the condition of the
urinaltural churn, sml ‘iriy olnervation
Minot» titt- rmtclusion that the two
of crops ‘illl «ruling "ten acres to the
Innis.” tumour wants. don't pay the
More: tilt sllol'mml'lcp for corn
Mlhtit'yulr ,‘ «my»;
“I“ annurmrmnsn “Kiwi.“
. r vvrii mitt ’tmv .. t,
t at l; I? I...
W 3 it till, uiy friends, Isl “Mn
earvlews; let an out lat-mint that ihesun
gallant-only in our section; let ill
*- Mt“ “new“? on“
H lull II" we 3
Ind evidence of wiillbco on our
put tendinitis-ins. tom_
Istin Ist “on?" ‘5' re-
_ ‘ I!!!“ N m
but; set-nutritious hint demo in
litigation “stilettos this, not «tribute!
mummudnmto our own butl-
‘r; tau-hart. to borrow the vein-ennui
‘ ”saith-t when the lit
ummwsmflh
tit-Moat must «limit as!
, land in. tit nation-w
In. ransom in Issue; let-stilt.
martian, ma. 0st. tall tho «on
New York maidens of
Episcopal church Rev. A. if. dilute, n. n.
all list! airfield union. met;
We ) can the hands school! min»
I]? Increased ever It” . H0
urged tinlwsssilyo‘lm thrills-eluted
utopia would not lolrrnte the
aloud Illihlndt in “new um wltli
‘fiMlldrett. Mitts inundated“:
throw-if the rim.» All! and
heathen: atrium not we: m
limo ‘
mama.
hookl
. .9
hill
v" . A i, . i , r ,
. Mm". Oat. l.-ln; as fadllrtls st m
up at noon today. coalition“. fill“)! an",
rilst’esmke‘rtpttuiaialvtu'
mm
the llslhodlst Ind
detailed llll‘ workings of to. lower “In
. . *2 t...
’ outsell, ,
L 13"!on .
M’ lwndft.il.”" ‘3
.1“ . . ._
We
to“
. , Rim
HARD “I‘M“
. W. C.)finloliallhloek.8. .
midi-mete. «:st.) . ll
' not “seem. WORLD.
,3; ‘1 j Mount mirror.
I. Bunklyit~lfirut (lulu; ;
yri ,..0|ltlu;:uozlt~ it
Wuhddflh i 060w ll
[:0 as: Ctr-others and C. holy. ’l’hornton
Wow:
M...
At Cleveland~ . .
Cleveland. ......1 2 o 2 2 u 2 3-4211
Chicago ........... oorniuiiwnm:
Bundles: Young and Doyle: Humbert. Vick
I.
3
. eryand Behrlver. Genie called on account of
darken-a
Plttsbn‘rg. . lotion—la:
Cincinnati ..... it 0 fl lo 0 I 0 ans ll 2
Batteries: haul and luck. ithinu and liar-
rlngtmi. "
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Philndelphlml‘irst “Inlet: a. n. r.
Attitude. ..... vztltllllilzo—lllfli
Benton ......... lflllllllllgllo—Bldl
KILL
Batteriu: Weyhlng and (Jr-ea. O‘Brien sud
Farrell.
Second Game; n. u. L
Athletic ................... .0 o o o o~o l l)
Baton ....... . ............. 1 3 0 0 ll— 5 T ‘3.
Batteries: Chamberlain and Cm lladdtmlt
and Xurphy.
At Mllwlukw ~ n. it. 2.
Milwaukee ..... . ..... 803l000—lol12
Muievtlle ....... ..-'l 0 0 0 I} 01ml 7 l
Batteries: Davies and Vaughn, Milaklm and
Mill (lame milled on account of darknen
TELEGRAPHIC easvmzs.
The total of 4% per cent. bonds continued
It 3 per cent. Inflation“.
Business is at a standstill in Savannah,
3a., owing to the spreading of the wharf
:ahorers' strike.
The slookholdem of the Fitchhurg liall~
rend company reelwled the old board of
lireewrs. .
McCartney‘s Exchange hunk, of Fort
Howard, \Vls , was rolihed of €3.00) in
noney and 54.211) in goi‘tminent bonds.
At the matting of the National Civil
Service Return. league at Buffalo George
William Cunt-l Was realm-ml president.
An epi leniic of typhoid fever exists in
:he wearer-n put of Omego. N. Y.. due to
:he sewage ltllil luv: “titer in the outlet
xhich flow»: through the city.
Henry Ilimmlmc’s. aged Lilly eight years,
I Bennett, of r.ii >. Pet, trivd to kill him-
teli In Central perk, New York, by sever-
ing an artery. Ho will rot-over.
J. F. Ruweli, ui l'himgm. in» the lowest
Jillder for the erection n. the government
World’n Inlr building. ills trill wns team.
The census milieu nonttuucew that there
In In the Unite l Shite» 4,510 nurseriei,
valued at HIo-‘Sfiss 85v and urt-upyicg IN,-
' in nerve of him. \\ :ln .m min alt-.1 capital
it fihmmhjifi'fil, .nul uivm: employment
:0 45.65? int-n. 2,379 \wuivn and H.210 ani-
hills.
lion. C. llu‘liliell, one of the most promi—
nent merchants of Lockpnrt, .\'. Y.. Is
lead.
The ll'llkltree of the llmut nmnumenr at
Shiva-go have iuvitrll the Army of the Po-
xnnnc to attend the lllll'r'lilllz ceremoniu
it Lincoln park, Unicorn. Oct 7. General
Daniel llullerrii‘lil, pin-Melon! of the so-
:iety, has Mteptul the invitlon.
A Wished rill-liar on the New York Cen-
.rsl eel Hudson River imin near l'tlca,
V. Y., robbed an Arm-mun Express Com‘
)any messenurr. ll. 'A. Moore. of Budnln;
if a sum of lll-uw)‘ and foo-dry by cutting
t hole flmtugh the cztrvleor and holding
rp Moore with it n-vollcr.
Robert Howe and Nome llnntltnrg were
:onvirlell of grand larceny In the tint do
{resin New York for roltltlug Carl Wen
licks of $7.00!) worth of diamonds,
Captain “6‘.'lllr‘l;. of \‘aile's football
team, has lenigltl'll. “1 ll. Murphy sne-
aeeds him.
Boston nor: twill-l the hunchnll light for
.he Notional ds‘illllfl wimnnt.
MONAGHAN STILL MISSING.
donor-l Hastings in Se. hurl Moll-g
for “to lrirud.
New Your. Uni. r.~tjenunl llaniol 11
Hastings. to Pennsylvania, is here doing
til that he can to unravel the mystery sur-
mindlng the iii-iiipimtrtmce of Altoniey
it. Jones Moliauhnn. of Wm l‘hestor. Pu,
ind Attorney lhnnml Hound, of Pennsyl-
vania. tut llllllnnlll friend of Mr. Men»
than, has telegraphed the polite of this
vicinity to do till In their power to find his
lrieud.
Rawath's Righlh l‘lstlm.
Nantes. N. .l., (lot. I. ~51”. [hostels
Lnulono succumbed til the Nervark city
tospltal to the injuries the received In the
isolation on lloytlctt street last Thursday
light. "or death is the right which has
Iollowed the accident.
. . .. m. .Mwmnm-
. I‘M coal-ml Cami” lain . ,
matters... 5:. non.» 1.43:» W
iotinty rotten-t to at line tittmdsnm
fits qshi ‘ t um». ,osuls. in.
of . W
twins. v tsltlpl. mills, dairy products
ind bottle old goods wss very good.
These Arrests lit Chill.
VLLPABAII), Chill. Out. L-Teoof lun-
stsr Egan's err-routs wm jailed hm for
two days. Three other Americans were
wasted and tium liberated. 'i'lts junta
lets not uphold the limits.
A Lila (tunnel (loss Um ‘I’mlly.
Humour). Oat. immune: french. sen.
tensed to the Wethmllsfd limb prim
hr life for murder. ten nan ago. will be
Mmmmmmu pardons.
Bait bask in the liver.
Thus-senatolmuulnuolu fatality reat—
inu on the locality when: young Will Ross
wasklllsd by tin-summon of his all" on
Ohohoio cask. Sully wildly.
lie-1th!- Istns In th- stimmerof
I” two young its, the Misses Walter
Rooney. wmdmrted while bathing.
Within. low rude-tool! the house of Wit
New. which \tiiti destroyed by In
lath-Wei Mooring insult-amid
hath partner. and thmyotmgshlldreu were
mated. Imogene Dr. Vents attempted
suicide in this train- soot. lls afisrwml
dial liontbselfseuof poison. Within
Interim a In named
Penum-
mnit wits rinses toil-silt.
"traitor, all; latter. was thrown
M ‘ 3 ‘I “it!“ ‘0 dell“,
fid'fllflmlam underlies him
a bookie! insect—belt“ {Julieta Our.
M flint!
. reverie-vow , 2.;
‘ e monum-
F
’ V . “l
m- :
1.. “ ‘ ‘1 ,_'_
g/rrotImismoooons.
H!
:5 W’vW-QWW
\ :c‘.” »‘
¥ “mayhem renown
Wuhmmt‘m -
*oioe‘mennnomm
, issuance consume.
multimillion
WM” 1.117531%st Mela mix.
“on... “wnutteonrom
MUSlIl ~
.-,.._,__ w.“ . . ..
,5
Our stock of muslin underwear
is now ready formspeclzion. The
growing demand for this class
of goods, and the low prices for
which you can buy them has
caused us to take great care in
selecting this stock. We have
everything that. can be desired
in this line, both as regards price
and quality, and as We buy in
great quantities from first hand,
we are prepared to quote prices
that will be of special interest
to purchasers.
Our leaders for this sale are
HAMBURG and IABE TRIMMER
GORSET MYERS
"V" and SQUARE NECK,
at 25 and 39 cents.
DRAW ERS,
Cambric Ruffle-Hamburg Trimmed
THREE tows owners,
at “:5 and :21" cents.
NIGHT DRESSES,
TucKEn YBKE,
Hamburg.FeatlierStitcli Trimming
at it'. 55 and 2:! cents.
Another specialty which \vv
have to olfvr is a
lady’storsel
AT
490. a Pair
in white. lilac-It ”Slur
Nothing like it has two} bee
placed before the people of this
city. Como ltllll get a pair be-
fore the assortment of silica is
broken. ' Special vulture lit 69
and'ilfilcente; Our” ‘
KITCHEN
fltparlmen‘l“
was never “in better condition
than lit the present time. We
have just received it large in-
voice of lamps, ranging in price
fromlili cents tot10.m,nndthoee
who will stop long enough at
our oust window to take in by
more than a passing glance the
various styles shown there, we
think they will say that our its-
sorlment is the finest in town.
Boston Store
83 wtsmmti st. }
(YMJIA'I‘J \‘D out " .
v wish y. aluminiu-
ti.‘v=:.wu.l.unr .
. .N. lr'ine ‘ n. '
11 room
I?“ kink!
RANDALL'SM] EN. ”
rougher workedbtlgorder .
IlAsoNB AID 1 ' ' ,
SEYMOI HENRY. 18W“
kinds of Inneon mm.
SMITH. WILLIAM H. “W“
hing promptly attended In. ‘3: ‘ fir
mm arm gum
BATES, P. W. WOW d. 3
line granite and marble
stoneworkotsllkinlle. ,.-. ‘ .
MEN’S 0m
consrocx Bites. Mink! "
Main st. 8.x. Gentleman‘s ‘ “a
rmxcrs a: Ct). at w ' “
hats. gentleman's farm
HEW I
GUSOW’SKI. E. in Wall stir;
guaniulwlztlle latut . ,.
xrxxomtm. UN . Mn ' ’ 8.
oring especially? Rem‘ 1
COLLINS. B. M. lzlfaln 8.
minimal used if dealt-Ii" ‘
FITCH. AGNES MM“. ,
“Old Staten Island , ' '
new name.
omens, mum 3. tr lat-eta
organ 3nd harmony.
OYSTER mums All)
now. W. n. a: SONJBIWaterM ~ 1' ,
of Raymond.) Plan , 0“ '
sale dealers in native oysters. f
REED & llOL'SMAN, “WM _, _
tors and shippers of Norwalk . ‘
VAN NAME. LL. &00. 110.50!
PATTERNS AND no 7'
XORWALK PATTERN WORfi
thorpe. pmpq Riverside av * i
lugs smlfllly. by steam .hot
air. References: ' nlk
l’lt'll. lsfeuml: Joli
H. Smith. talcum); fl
and many others.
Yum , ~
BRAINARD. l”. C. 'l Waterml'.‘
Point. gold sud silver signs a. ;
OS'l'l'IRBANK 680. 11.7an '
and sign painter, paper hanger. .
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
NORTH. (28. 78 “Wellington 8.1.
qlmlity ally. and that the best?
PETEIOIANS.
Burke, \l’. 0.. ofllos Gland 41 wm=
5.x. Hoursflolftlwlftdd. .
PIANO TUNER 8 mm .
methane. r. corWalland ‘ ‘
dealer in plunm.mshe§tngmflqmflfi‘r
PLA'I'lNG—GDLD. sru'ltnmmcm
SOUT‘llihk‘ llil’;\iiii Pntlyumodco. .W“ .
oi. . ' .L :40 mm ‘
alllll rtullnishingeof all Eludenl‘tIW
REAL ESTATE ABM
LAYTI).\'. JACOB )1. “'an‘lilll oust who
5.x. Properly lentil-.iiouseg'tomdmsiv .
wmrnwnnn. E. A..\'o. nonhuman-to
fl. .
rent and building lots for side.
naturism, ..
“THEE. F. I'd) A
at all hours. ‘
. A few table boarder-s. _ .
LAVE‘S DEPOT amanmxn
It) [ht' beenpricesthskwat.‘ 0":
saloons. ,
ll.\ll‘.i)‘ .MISB INS
board in; and any at
hills. M EAD‘S SCHOOL M '
lat-lies. llllhlde. N. Fall in . ~
sllou‘l'llANl) Ann mt-
lAl'llEll‘S B . 8.3.0.
3Doy and emufimm ‘ »
313A! nouns ‘ND
.‘lthWA 1.x mos worm
Witter ~t, n. N. near
STEAM”!!! mm A
. I. W
ln\YTllN.JA(IUBM.WuhlImu ‘m
unlmmwmwgaofi
I
cross burns. ‘3 "'
minus. Joml it. ow “
hrirk. "111?.va . I -2
mounts, JOHN B. e rm ‘3‘
Aluiluyoroflmm W . ‘ " ‘
srovns. unions no mum.
Kli’l‘i‘lll'll. LANDON a Ila s. .
”it?! «lows. and waterheaten. .0. fit
rumour. J. multinationals. , m;
revenue. ,, J
Morn-ox Y 1'. WW
and M‘aégl‘ki‘lxi: ,
oanmm- “2.. v -
JENNINGRJ. ri. . “WW ’
dear-o Elm shN'tvpmn'" ‘
Ji:i.l.irrr: um. ml min
a! nil haul-t. 0' " 8‘ 'é" {W
inmost). no. me ts.
Result-hm 2 , ‘
Lm
Drafts for II a
a
it all tin of '
lddgenfints MW . 2
new charted to destinflh. ,
“w , .
outfall. Lilo-a. silt"
‘ out in.“
IIEBS no nii'm
when"
e . can -‘
dressing
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