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Editor-q! The Sanford—villa report of
flity (31ch R. 11. Wilcox. printed in Tun
8211111111. of Tuesday. shows that the
city'oxpmfovtha your 1801 exceed?
the' receipts by $1,581.77. In other
words, the city expenses were about
doublethsamountruiscdby Max of ten
mills. Almost all this increase was in
tho ninodcpurtrncnto below, as follows:
1m 1D]. lncrcuc.
“13011011039211”... 110.00 312.05 151113
City mm. 1101!) 490.7!) 240.75
Water works... ..2,no.m 3,111)!» 1.111111)
Oltysurvvyor... .. 732.34 1.118.40 mus
Lumps and m ...... 3.85.65 more 2.515111
lntcrm . .... . ..... 1.43163 3.101).!“ 1.72636
m. and udewmmnl . mom 6,513.48
Police ................ 3.41611 3 3,161.28 £15.58
Sewers............... 719.01. 8.5673.” mum
Tot-l increase .. 321.1912!)
In going back a little further for com-
parisons, I find that in 1890 the streets
oust 05,187.15; the city surveyor, $419.12,
and the elections 3188. In 1889 the elec-
tions cost $75.
By going back to 18801find the fire
department coat $332.81; lamps and gas,
Sl,156.78:streetsandsidewalks,$1,618.26;
police, $1,840.48; surveyor. $112.40; the
elections, $116.00.
In 1881 the city had no flouting lll'lll
and resources amounting to $2351.61.
The water debt then was $100,000: the
incidental interest account. $100.
How are we to account for thin alarm-
ing incrcmo of public expenseS': Two
elections account for the doubling of that
expense in 1891. The addition of two
assessors will explain the addition -l cost
for that service, but fails to show any
mulling benefits. The additional
$1,000 paid for'watcr is as sudden an in-
crease in that expcnse as if watt-r lIlt‘lt’l'S
had been attached to all the hydrants.
This charge is a moneyvlosing ”pr-rulitm
for the city, as the modcy to pay it clots
the city six per cent, while the commis-
sioners borrow- for four per cent. But
why this additional charge of $1,000 for
water for hydrants?
The increase in expense of city survey-
ing in 1891 of $440.06 is really alarming.
The position of city survryor is getting
to be a most lucrative one, and it sue-ems.
to me sufficient without paying an addi-
tional $5 a month to him for the care of
maps in lieu of rent. I think a com-
petent surveyor could be secured todo
the city surveying on a much less salary
with the duty imposed of taking care of
thocity maps and paying his own rout.
The enormous cost of lighting our city
is out of all martian to our ability to
pay. The rate per annum 1 bolit-vo is
about 88,000, or $67 per month. (fun
we stand this? It is nearly $2 per your
for very man. woman and child in the
city. 13 there another corporation in the
world that p’ys any such amount for it»;
lights? If so, 1 never heard of it. Why
not reduce thisexpenae? . Isn't it feasible
to get back somewhere near 1389, for
instance. when the lights cost 83,263.00?
But if we must have electric lights. shut
them 011 It 1 o'clodr as previous to hull
year. 1 see an application went into the
new council for another light at its first
meeting. If we loop on grunting peti—
tions for these lights thcy will soon com
ullof our one per cent. tax; or, like our
malts. be constructed and run to
ncoommodcte every husiucn‘t place in the
By the why, dot-a anyone know how
much ltcoctl the city to clean our web
' of crosswalk? No place ever had so
runny. l rectum the statement that
then In it last thirty in that part of
“recityhounded ufollows: Beginning
ctthcmdflhy mtnndltailmml
Place, and “Railroad Place to Wash-
lngtsn “Washington strut to the
'1me mm bonito the
old W church and but:
I’ll! to fluvihnd an“. Every store-
hlperh‘fl‘flltinhztho city must
uni-tn n clot-walk for his Special
hoards. But theme-t rcmarltnldecom-
,blnltlnof aunwnlhmthcfourfrom
tho Mme! thomnottwenty
M’s-It, all on. of than directly
null-I the had of a m (Railroad
PM). It might command-to out: or
m par-rout if another walkflwu laid
Wham“ Wuhingtonltrcct
prollvlwlththhcndlrullywondsrtt
{bullion done. Prob-lily 1th.- not
tundra.
”mmedm-tpur-
Ooh-chlothayunoflhrney
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Whit“ “in upsh- for It.
thln thrown Wt for high
'mnnd WWII“ mull! m
In much many. but your
“that carton 013,000. At mom
tut-Mo. not our dum- m to».
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lilifl‘l’. Militant-palm
*m tour-munch.
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halos-lo. ‘ .
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provisions. linings-lodgmh mutton.
MAIDBIIOB
BROWNJEo. $8.1“. atom wort-lid
Ionrfoot Mwllfltm‘d. Wail“.
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owl-22‘- saunas ta
' run-.1 LN” iflmm
rundbed instead ofan almost ruined one.
Was thli rocdtlms trentcdto nuke the
contrast more unfavorable with mound-
Iniring done since? 1 can't answer
all-question, buttrustit walnut. I
prufcvto quattiounoonc'r math- but
simply to call attention to their judg4
ment. ,
‘Onr street expenses were increased last
year $6,613.49. If we deduct from this
34,137.90 for macadnrnizing Washington
and lower Main atrceta the increase is
02.211168. What wore the corresponding
benefits? Only think of a street expense
per annum of $14,865.14 for a city with
our population! Isn't it time to demand
a reform in this department? Go to the
annual city meeting when it is callod
and answer this question.
The cost of our floating debt for i11~
wrest last year was over $3,000.00.
Wouldn't it be wise to‘lny :1 tax to pay a
portion of this next year? Some advo-
cate funding it. I prefer retrenchment
in expenses and gradually paying off this
debt, and than keeping out of debt.
1 it!!! 1 hum already imposed upon
your good nntnrc, and will rofmin‘from
commenting upon the increase in the
other domrtmonts. They and all the
others may have been in a small degree
necessary. At any rate the additional
expense-shavi- lxw-n incurred. No fault
finding or any unfriendly criticism is
going to help mutton-i. We should con.
sielr-r those facts to profit by them. and
whcu the proper timo commJiy our pres-
ence and voice, try and impress upon our
officials the importancoof curtailing in
city experts-es at every [xmsililo point. and
hot-ping 11mm within the limits of our
inmrzw. What we can allnnl lt-t's have:
what we can't afford let's do without:
above.- ull things be auto and get u dollar’s
worth for every dollar of public mum-y
L'Xpt'lldt’d. Yours. X.
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Laid I]? If": Nprriul Borough Mull-.3
Ycolrrdny Alllrnumr.
A special borough meeting to lay :1
tax for the ensuing year, was held at tho
Town House yesterday aftcrnoon. Scar.
ly one hundred voters and tux-payou-
were present. The nlt‘Ellflg was called
to order by acting warden E. S. Adams.
Clerk .1. B. llurlbutt read thr- mill, after
which he gave the amounts expended by
previous courts and the estimated
amounts needed for tho ensuing year to
mot-t tllt- E'Xlk'fkfl’filrl tho pt'rN-nt court.
ills n-pnrt was as follows:
Allllhlfll‘llJTINN.
no». 12%). ‘ mu, 1:491.
54.9121». stem“.- 53.311153. Harlin
Would suggest that the pro-son: conri bi‘ ul-
Iml'c'l 33.1.30.
HIGHWAYS.
5*. 172.59. ”whim. 56.11196. $11.5“!!er
Exclusive 01 work on Wurst nvvnuc. “Rik!
lull, elm; nml 315.1111.
Amount.
('olistruvtctl. $1.183"? $1,611.73. $2,319,“!
Nerd 2.1.1”.
1.11m“.
5.1111151. 57,043.41}. 33.23.61, 5.3.7:».5:
Noted 26,011).
I‘HIJI'E.
311.2131}? $3,131» to. $2.51!; If). $815.7»,
Nt‘tti $3.611) to improve service.
I'IKI'l Illl-‘All'l‘MKNT.
53.1 17.911 $2367.11). $133142. $101531
Nuvfxl $3.1“).
futon-st account 52““).
To raise the above amounts he said
tho court thought they would nced n
twrlvc mill tax. The report crook-d
airinidcrable discussion. 0. 1!. Roy
moml. 2d, offs-voila ri-solution that a
ton mill tax be laid. After mine furtbvr
discrwsion it was voted that a ten mill
tax l».- lnid, due and payable June 15.
1893. It was then voted that tho hor-
ough treasurer he directed to pay the
interval duo, and the mooring adjourned.
1
sol-ii 111.1: 1in BA“ 3.11.11.
'l'lw King's Dun-Man of Tvrnlly Chard!
Illvo n lhllghtlnl Entertainment.
The King's Daughters of Trinity church
hold a delightful uwiablc and bag rule at
the liomcof Min; Conch. Bayviciv avenue,
last evening. Thom Willi a large attend
flnllt’ and an croccdingly plcmnnt and
social time was the moult. During the
owning In entertaining programme was
random], (mounting of an instrumental
din-1t. Mosrkowshi’lt i-lpnn h Dunn-s, by
11m. 1. R. Sanford and 11 1 M. K. Jl-u-
nings. 11m. Leslie Smith recited tho “Ro-
mance of Niel: Van Stun" in an ndmir
able manner. and 111:. 11. S. Bennett sang
(lomcz‘s “Moi Piccirelln" very nwcctly.
giving in response to hearty npplaine.
the pleasing encore song, "If I wmyou.”
Miss Fannie Stow presided at the bag
table and a large numbcrof tlm useful
articles, madcap in every style imagin-
able. were disposed of.
' One of the (aura of the evening,
however, was the art library ormlrscum.
1t war ”nothing entirely now here and
it. my nud novelty wm 1111mm
1y enjoyed. 1t managed by stretch-
lug-cuminntonund ofthoroommnd
onthl-wmfinnsd Inumbar of cards.
unbound which ”presented tbotitloof
me book. 11h- ”. K. Jonathan rccslv;
number“ boob comedy. and In.
Hmryaoflmmthcbmbypvb.
mmhytllllldlrlofthoclrulolad tho
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w‘litm ill-ulnar. akin: areal-I
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not no Insurer;
A Revolt Breaks Out, but It In
Queucd in Short Order.
l4
no uni-cc mum-m M
Ila. "rough-1‘15 Ind ll hill-I the
Army ninl Navy to Receipt-II Than.
71.. undo:- of the Brink Tutu. Ills 1.111.
RIDJAIIII'ID, Jun. 2Lw—Aftcra section of
comparativo tmnqnility this city has again
become violently disturbed and tho citizens
have been thrown into a station! cxdtomcnt
approaching tho feeling which prevailed
here during thc uprisings which vomited in
the dethronemont and banishment of tbs
latc Dom Pedro and tho ovarthrow nndsub-
Icqncnt retirement to private lilo of the
dictator, General do Panacea '
The trouble began yesterday evening.
when no prisoners, (‘onllnml for various
ant-mics in Fort Santa Cruz, situated on the
east side of the atrium to thcharbor 01
Rio Juneiro and two miles south of the city,
noticed and medal! in overpowering
nnddinnrmingthcguards and addicts-tr
tioncd at the piano.
Emboldenvd by their success. the when:
crs rcuolvvd to extend their 2101’)th of opurn~
tions. Armed with the wagon-5.910311 from
their formrr guards, they advanced upon
Forts Pioo 111:5. 15130. overcame the soldier!
on duty and took lust-mint: of the two form
nodal] tho munitions of war which they
contained.
‘lho Forts Surronntlul.
now by their victories, tho [Ii-toners.
nftcr york-cling all their nrrungementsfor
guarding tit.- form against the attack:
which they know tho port-rumour would
unruly mnlrc to dislodge them, boldly do-
numdwl lilo rostorution to pom-r of the do.
post-d dictfltur. (lent-ml do Pomona. Tho
government (ilfif‘lllL-i, when “my bonnie
aware of tho gravity of tho itnatiou. hur-
ried all their available forces to the some of
the uprizung.
The trim-pit wore no pinned In to surround
the forts lu-id by the robot on the land side,
while the Brazilian vrlruhirn. which were
in the vicinity, were stationed so no to
guard tin-aid» of the form which faced on
the harbor. Th!- n-bcls won» dcdnnt and
hpt upadosultory 11m while tho govern-
ment form-s won- mrthing prr-pnratiomr for
the attack. Th! infillnwlllrl. however. wen
without «hrzplim: or organization. Ind Ibo
shots fired from the forts were poorly-hurl
cud did no harm to the troop“: whosnthey
were dirt-crud.
Matters m uninnml in this state until that
fort-hemp, whcn the arrangements for tak-
ing the forts by storm were perk-cud. Tin-
order to adv-ant» on the rehelswmgiven
and the trwps moved on to tin- utlm'k.
while tin- gunsof tin- war vim-1:. in the bar-
bur lwgm In thuinlwr forth and hurl their
dutch d. Llll‘lrg sin-1L.- through tho sir.
Th.- Ilovornurt-rlt Victorious.
The t-fl‘nrh n.‘ the million wore din-clad
against For: Him. Thvy made a combined
grand assault .011 the works. and after 9
show of rcsnmum by the thin-Ll. the troop.
tan-ice! the {on and tho government was
again plum-«l m unwound.
In tin» mi-unzime tho gnnbnt» Wt-fr hon
hurtling l’urt Santa Grimm] so offer-tire
was thur worlzthat thr' ri-bt-hs were soon
forum] to throw down thcirnrmsand sur-
rv-nder the-marines to the authoritim The
printouts. after thi-ir brief and exciting pe-
riod of fru-dom. were again placed in cells.
and nth-out: mmrd wrcs dmulml to watch
over them to pmvent n rwprtitiun of tho
stirring «fern-s which followed their ont-
hrt-ali from the: fort.
Their-ml” of thu twin-ls. when he row
that furlluvr pontoon» was molt-w. and
knowing thv fate which would undoubtedly
befall him should he he captured, resolved
to talu- iii-i own 1111'. and when the soldier!
roach-d tho pinto whore ho had been light—
ing Hwy iottzut his dr-rul body lyingon the
grimnd, le firing during tho attack on
the fort; won plainly heard throughout tin
city and mused. the grit-tat mmtnmtion
mung tho Irmnlcnlfi. Many timid parlor.
nought plant-4 nl’ minty until the fighting
had consul. :uul a uumbvr of shirt-Reopen
.1141 01110111 t'ltMt-Il lib-'1! pitta-H of brains.
and mnruly bolted and barred the doors
and windows. -
To End Toma-M’s Mint Trivium-9.
NAMIVIKJJ, Jun. 21.-Negotintim m
pending for tho ml: by the state of tho
minor-int Cull (Snack. Bricovillc and Oliver
Springt. when tho rel-cut uprising of the
mint-r1; «wound. to the Thurman Coal and
Iron company. 1! think done the convict
question will be forever settled.
00cm.- Ito-Chant.
Anni-our. ltd. Jan. 21—71» joint cun-
mtian of the gonernl «111ny of Maryland
minted Senator (harm to the United
Wuhan: for the nixymr torn n-
ulls Blur-111mm. The senator ’
mry mum-ratio vou'ui both the mute
and him.
Philadelphia Poll"... Who Mole.
PnuumrnuJ-n. 21.40.1113. Brown
and Harry (income. pollen odiou- at th-
Twcutymoml district. wars cinch-1nd
yummlay from the force for Ming south
from two drug stores on their hello
1"- !zntrn We. for Idaho.
Mum-n. 11.,Jnn. 2I.-—{lovornor Wil-
ky,lthsmcd.hudtchlcd not to abut
umwhndtholqndwm. an In rat-
m of dispute con bemunpd Anti-funny
without it.
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Burnout-u. Stu-Tbs unculivc con-d!
humor-mulls continuum. of John I.
dutiful-dart ultra-ammun-
z W. swift film-hut Ind lad callab-
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”ratio 11 r: ‘ up. run-r n-UMOYVW '“ 14¢
mucousw n. . . mu. ,2
' Mmummmmunm Ringlinanntlww mutant-1. .
’ raccoon“: no ”fill it
III-0d by W'l-wcn—ilo-lnflm
lulu-rant for the In...“ W
51d ulna 3 law id‘s-h. ma
I'olny, of New York, was .131“, Ind If“!
Illhulbccnormd tho csllwu vii-pond-
ed. The enumeration bill was then plnccd
on final mundwundoptcdbynvotr
of m to 55.
Thobillwu immodintclywnttoflov-
mm Flower, whorignod it. and it i now
slaw. By its providers: the sacrum-yo!
state is to t baton lab. 8 consumer
star for election din-lot of them.
The blanks-n to he wintcd Ind untto
tho enumerate" ID that they all
work on Feb. 16. and all of the workinto
be completed by the filth of the
month. Returns-1o tobe nude totllc
rvtnvyof Marc by Mamba-rid uloon
mic-able the report i- to be for-worded to
the logidntnm tn completed form. Enu-
nicrntors m to rewivc one cent per «pit-
for their work and 021.50 per day while pro
who their town»
The judiciary committee of the senate re-
wvted in the contempt can of 8811310"
000m. Erwin and Boston a resolution 01
manure and ordering mica of the
three renown until rod-y. Tho report was
adopted. annular Mullen dhcntcd. The
senator» worn upended originally by thc
lieutenant governor for refusing to vote.
The punishment amounted to practically
nothing, sinco the suspension did not begin
until uftcr the won-to Idjourned, and ended
him it met today.
The following nomination were rent to
the senate by Governor flower: For health
ofllccr of New York—William! Julia, of
New _ York. For m nilnnd mint}
smncr (in place of m E, Ragnar-Sun.
nel A. murmur, at one;
The former nominticn was reform! to
the miniatures on commerce and , navip
tionundthclsttcrtothc nilmndcour
mittoo.
Senator Endrns. in tho senate, and At
se-mblymnm Gould. in the house. intrudmd
the annual canal improvement bill A. hot
year. tho bill appropriata “MW, of which
$2.50.” guns to tho Eric, Ind the Minot 'l
divided between the smaller canals. an the
Champlain. Oran-om). Black River, etc.
The l‘npitnl uxmm’mnm, confining of Gov-
mar Flower, qutcnantGorcrnorfihcch-n
unanswer- limb, held I mtingnnd up
pointed Michael lklehnnry superintendent
ofpublic buzlmngs in place or 1'. K. m
ham, or Wayne county.
25
It In rich! the Sutton-1 Corn-1th. W111
list“ II for Juu ‘31.
" Wammso-rox, Jon. 21.».‘lcnatur Bricc. u
unit-luau or the national Dom-rue com-
mittee, called it to cater-rt the Arlington
hotel. The full committee comm-c forty-
eight womb-rs. and all of their: were pvt-1v
out. Continuum" Ban» rvprvccntmg tut-
Districi u. l‘oiumbia. dciiiwmd an Wu!
of Welcome. which wm onetly rut-[untied to
by Mr, Brim-,anor which the committee
went into cxccunvo wanton, and after I
twu hmru'mtnmltation uljonnwd topnr-
taku of 11 mm provided hythc local
Dem-cram mopriun committee.
The committee will roar-ambit: at 5
o'clock. l’nnltnnt hour um» or nobod-
nms of a public character will be
trauma-ml it '1. probable than. 11 the
minimum- in tho meantime 1|.ch the
day for holding that nntwnnl m‘iflllfll.
that the datum of the various crtia will bv
pow-11ml. All wu lmtlo at all the bail.
quart-Ans. x. city relaxed ins claim, but
(3111111111331. .1111qu and New York.1n
thunder unnml,scemctl to be lemlingin
1112- mun.
It is said that thou-thrill committee will
callthv national wnvcnnon tomcat on June
21. just two truck-Ii lam than lb Republic
on mnventnm on June 7.
Ill-Inc Dirn- Ih I’m
Wasnrnuwn. Jan. :ll.—~’l'hc molar) of
stats: nnd In. ill-inc gavcadinner in how
ofl’rt-sulenrmul Hrs. Bunion. Thom»
lion was memorial In that: first cumin
mental thorn-con“ whichln. Bhinshul
been pvmnt. The other mu were Vii-c
Fri-ohm): and Mn. m. Summary and
in. tritium, neat-my Tracy. Jm’ any
and 11m any and n few othm
The Sicholwl Inn-r- not. Worn.
BAIJHKMRIQ. Jan. 21.—-‘1'hc Xichclwu hunk
failurc us daily mourning punter promo“.
and tho final "Winn: of tho lip-ovum“
rot-ml on him: incrcdtbly Mica audition
ofaill'airr. Altar-brunt: Ilt' piling up up
idly, the Into-t lining for ”(tun Any-cl-
tlcnwnt ol the: bank's liabilities b one.
of twonty-dre cents on thumb-nu-
MN .- w.
Turf-cu In TIC-blo-
.Aum um. «In. BL-J’uddvnt no
M.M:1Mno;ul m
Whoa—d. d wmvmlh’m
radar-cushion.“ «nut-u
rw-rwotkm- Willa.
Immnnmm
Your». N. '1' «In. Ila-A w
$.th nun-u-
h, Chili’s no
Hinges on the Pru-
idcnt’s WWW
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mm noun or In My
.. 21.1.3”; 'W" amp-affairs”!
wot! Mr“ Wfilwiw“
mani- llmd WWI-r '
Ill! Mllntlow'flrw/‘Ilvy’ nub-r-
uns-t sun Milne—Iran nip M
Warmer”. Jun. 21.—'l'be tumult W
pervaded the navy dcpnrtmnt my Ho
«1133‘ torn-ch worn roads, publicfifllt.»
m udtnittod tut Muir-l 91111qu
bamboo-front Port on Prhov III)
tho [Install Stum- steam Phil-domi-
ml Concord. They stated, hovvm, *
Aw Ghonrdi'u quadron m mulled.
whfiwnkchnhnhyummu tthcnr-
nuptial!“ Portal: Prince. 31- in ox-
poctldtofollowin nfnw days. BothCmr-
modal Rummy and mutant Secretary
Salty confine their staterooms ova yct to
nyingthnt tho Philnlclphla cud Oonoord
no not It Port to Prlnoe,rindthsythen
odd that thoy don't know where thoy In.
Al to the order to Admiral Ghent-iii to take
mandofthedecgit is ulditicoontin-
gun owns: ilitim actually breaking out.
thathchbtnknmmmandoulyin can of
war. latter-4 will probably remain at n
mndltlnuntil the Chilinn cormpondencr
and the president's mango on the subject
In ml to ennui-urn.
At Work on the Home.
The [delirium is still doc-ply comm-d in
“mean-l rm again called In. cabinet
to his n-‘ntnucv and thy were closeted
with him for same time dimming, it is
understood. the int-mow!» rent to con-
man thal'lnlian situation. One of the
subjects chums-uni by the prenident and Soc
mBlainc. Tnu‘y and Elkins, was the
time when the rompondence on the Chil-
iul question shall 11- sent to anagram. Their
derision mun»: h.- dolinitrly stated. but it
may go in this run-moon. In addition tc
thcouvrccpmidcnce from the state deport
mat the com-pomh-nm bet ween the navy
slop-11mm Ind its officer» will also accom-
pcny tho pvuodunt’a mgr». mwhul:
. hodgctwill contain approximately 150,001
words.
la vii-wot unfounded twp-Trio (manner!
that It the «blur; meeting dittpntchm from
tho Chih- government wm submitted.
[Mace-I'M of n noucilhtory spirit or:
tllvirpnrtndthat they were sampled at
nib-111m for holler that can:
factory ‘ t of the dimcnlty was
pulling. it may be well to "pent that since
the offer of Chili to withdraw Senor latta'r
derive note. with an exploration that war
not all-factory. nothing ha been received
from that government.
'I'Io Knvy Department nun Active.
Th0 ailing of the Yorktown froman
panic for [Julian laat night made public by
the navy department today. tarrying the
Balm-do n-fngncs ht mourned by oflicials.
hi [to nbccnt-o or intonation to the ma-
trnry. to man that the (.‘hilian government
[It-ruined in in min.) togivc the refuge.»
.1!) conduct and their only safety lay-in
tnnmort by the United states vessel The
Mixture of the Yorktown takes the only
refund of the United Start-c in the hat-hut
Ind Sea-Mary 'lhry mid tint no othon
:fihnd been admd to take her plan
The navy dominion! has ooh-rod the old
rim turret million. which for years haw
hear lying ”in culinary" II the naval
unwary and in tho Jamal river at Rich
mood. to Norfolk navy yard to determini-
their times for use In M of neat-unity.
”Mb-thermal. the uavyynrd,nnd
the Ajax. Cancun-no, Nahupcc. Inhnttnn
and Wyunlotto qt Richmond.
Who (Torn-inlet lav-no In.
The spirited "ply of Commander Evans.
of tho Yorktown. to tho notification from
tthhil'nrt minister for fun-lgn “life that
hob-d changed h’n mindinn-gnrd tool-
loving arugu- to lav» Chili Inoculated.
has undo many persons curious to know
Ion-thing about that ulnar.
Cor-madn- l-lvsnc in calla! “Fighting
Boll” He was 11:11an to the navy from
171‘! In an acting midshiprnan in I”), w.-
nnorcnn’gn ht 1m. mutt-r in mm. and st-
Sindhi-mt mirth 1m. Helsprolr
Ihlythc onlyodlccrol the navyin active
Irina who is permanently disabltd. One
of blues: is bent nearly double. the much
of nwonndinthchim mind during In
wt in the his war.
Th story gun that after Mill“!
Bmwuwoundcdho w- infurlncd by-
mtlut it would bemtom
pm his leg. Buns sworn he would
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w conundrum.
#1212th black of all
woods; in fact we might almost hay there are two. one is the great
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flinch, ‘. filth...
scan :mmgggfl ll. 1!. ‘3" -”
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_ . winter-alum. (autumn-ca ii.
. 2 2- m1. A1 lUDD’th-uhllnrkct. Pine nurs-
‘ ‘ tummy. Worthington-1.3.3:». burr.
W. . _ W... .. . .; ,... .. _ , - -- pt 22. rimming“ ‘m
mack has never beeugivcn who vogue as it now has. For a “M “pkfifl’ fifiwflfiffgfim
o 5 .
UMBUBSB “'11. 1118 Walt! a!
bridge. H. 3"." Dealer lp nll him!» is meant?
LDCKWOOD L. World on st. brld “.1!
fine routs. duh. oystgmnginns. 1!me
RAYMOND. GERflllOX. 13 No. Ill-in it. 8.8.
prime manta, poultry. ate. Uhotucutl at
cub prim
SMITHS WASKISGTON MARKET, mm-
Ina-tonrtflfiannatmponltry for family .
WEBBKB. LP. 12 Main st N. «WM
mom. 11.1., ”mums. Clo.
warms nzams a rmnro 'lnu.
BAXDAIJIS MILL, 2.5.11“an Ind limbo!
rough or worked tonrdcr. monldfmtrlnwtc
M8038 AND 130111131».
1511311110131. BBNBY. 13! Wear ave. B. N.
kinds of utonc 1111mm comma taken.
8111 WILLIAM 11 51th it. 8. N.
mgr-ammo attendod to.
NARI!“ AND GRANITE.
, .. materials was shown no favors, but as we have
lbec‘olno better educated in the art of dress, the beauty and style
possrble in black stuffs are more thoroughly appreciated. We
have them in a variety of weaves and qualities, including Cash-
mores, Henriettas, Surges, Brilliantines and Redford Cord, rang-
ing in price from 25c to 81.25 per yard. There are many ladies to
whom a fine black Henrietta or Cashmere seems more desirable.
There is one advantage in buying a good quality of either of these
111
Job
width, and the other, which is more important, is their wearing
qualities. We can show you these either in wool or silk warp.
We offer a few prices for your inspection:
Blah}: Serge, all wool at 430 worth 55c Burrs. P. w. Water at. N. mufnctnm o
7 I ' ’ Mk
“ Cashmere, “ -- 49 “‘ 57; fidwfflnllzl’.“ 'm’m '
-- Henrietta, “ .. 49 y.. 57.; m-s cum-nus.
. . V . . a
“ Cashmere. - u “ 59 ‘- 69 Chlfli‘ééhfimmmumfifi
‘ r ' - . , - t v -
- Synge, u m. we. “ .. w “ 9» Fuzz-.22.22.r....1212.cm2.2.2 2-
“ Silk Warp Henrietta, “ “ 98 “ 1.19 “mum 1411.038.
rlrsmvsxr 11.31 Walls: N. A act 1:
'gunrantceri: the latcst styles drum band
H A M ' K061 )L’R. l“. 17 No. Main 0!. S. N. fin. tall-
oring a rpecialt)‘. [knoll-ma etc.
”mt. .
COLLINS. R. 31. mill-in 8. ll. lama»
material used if desired.“
17le ill, APSE? Miss. (MW-11 s S. to
"om mien 1.1mm Dyeing Elinbg hmé'nt.
III 810 TIMI!!!“
1118815 X. K. a» West avenue.N. Teacher-of
i’inou. Organ and Harmony. ,
(3:18.605. ALEX 5. 2'.‘ Merv-in st. X. Plano
organ and harmony.
OYSTER P14151238 Ax!) DEALERS.
1101?. W. 11. 5; 503;. 121 “'ntcr or. S. N. (foot
of llammzum l‘lnnrermexwrtcrsnndwhole-
c llcaleh in native oysters.
REED Jr flotsam): 1:“ Water at. 33. Plan-
:ch and shippers» of Xm‘wnlk oysters.
VAN NAME. J. 1.. a: CO. P. 0. box ms. 1%.
PA'I'I'SBKS AND ”00318.
NOR“ ALK PATTERN WORKB.Chas.B.Ais-
thurpv. prop. Riverside nv 8.1K. Houseboat
1m; .1 swuinlty. by a 1 Water or hot
air. Heft-venom Norw- Inc's Comm.
Noam); Dr. Hobamutn, talcum): H. 1. Bar:-
null. mteaml; John Try-on, that air): “'1le
ii. smith. (steam); Grace Church. tho! all-1:
and many others: ’
films.
BttAfXARD. F. C. 7 Write-151.11. S pulntar‘
Paint. gold and silver signs a spec ty.
(ETKRBAXK 61-10. H. ’ Water :3 N. House
and reign painter. WW; hangar. .
PHMOGBAPKIIBS.
NORTH. l). s. 73 melngtnn at. B. N. Ono
quality only. and that flu but.
We have received this week one case of best Dress Gingham.
Come and maké your selections before the assortment is broken,
Price lllc a yard.
A PRON S.
Aprons were never more popular than at the present time, and
never have we been able to ofier you better values. Ladies' open
work, wide hem at 15c. worth 230. Ladies’ fancy embroidered
large size at 25c, worth 39c.
HAMBURGS.
We have justlpluccd on our-counter a large lim- of now Ham-
burgs, including many patterns never before brought out, at
prices which defy competition. The assortment includes all
widths. from 1 it) 20 inches. Special values in medium widths at
1-3-1-wolz'l-15 and 15 cents.
Portier' Curtains.
in plain Chenille, any color. at 34.98, value 3150.
Wide Dados any color at 8:3 98 value $8.50 rumours.
' ‘. ' ' ' Bukc.\\’.l'.. n 15-1111:me .
Dado top and bottom. fringed. at 86.98, value $10.50, 55:. llourno'JgWJtothofi. "
P111150 Will 6 mm
HZNDEE. C. 1'. nor Wall and K 1 .Ah
dealer in playroom-guns. .mmnfi
PLATISI;~(;III.D. 511."!!! AND NICKEL
$01111 SOHWAIJ-i PLATI‘SG 00. ”Water
at. All kinds»! elm htlngdone,pilhhtn¢
and “finishing of all indoor mm goody.
Bu]. man: nouns.
LAY'rthAIYOB )1. Washingtonth PA)
5.3. Property fornlehoum torcnumndv
“'OODW'ARD. Z. A550. W. In.“
rent and building lot-fo‘r‘ilfie. to
IMAM“.
3113212. 1'. F. 9 Railroad Place. 5. 5. 11min
at 11111101111. Strictly first clue in every to.
sport. A few tabla boarders taken.
LAKES DEPOT RMAIIKAN'I'. 8. N.
try the Mupumthelowgn. own-n ht
cor-con.
1311' . 1513 15917101121. an.
Bilmmfimuy school. Fall Y 5132:?
11%. D's ’ ~ '
‘Mdlitwffillmm 2.2mm“.
5110371153]! A” "YE-"III!“-
LAIIDZR'fl BLOCK. 8. . . C. Y. Plumb”:
Day and evening m. fiend form
nun norm [‘1’ runs.
NORWALK 1301‘ WOPKS W3!»
Water‘s. Smooth-11mm
marl- noun-r 4m '
LAYI'ONJ M 701! ll. Wuhlnnouct. not! B.”
tlcmmmmld
8.3.15“.
”053 hm
FERN-6.1011311. ft World 8.3 also
brick limo. hair. Mm?
.1 job in toweliug, 6 yards for $90, worth 7c :1 yard.
SOUTH NflllWlllK BflSTflN STORE,
83 WASHINGTON STREET 83
l ShamellLSaclifite!
A great slaughter of Gents’,
Ladies’ and Children’s Wool Hos-
iery and Underwear
M.S.SlllllTH’S.
Owing to the backwm-dncss of the season
mo liud ourselves loaded with a great quan-
}ll-l’ Qf 11ml llusiory and Under-Weill- which
giust ho sold. '
. cement.
1101:7113, 101m B. 62 To 10! m I
Also layer of more walk». 3‘
mm 3.1362! AM 3341133.
uz-rcm’u. 1.1120108 a nova-rid $1.13. N
t;— plum and wnuvbcntcn. P 0. haw
WWI”. J. W. II Washington 9:. ll. I.
non-rowonx ”TII‘MII’WJLK. lab
and bury truhlu my“; all-add to.
aroma-n11.
romance. 1. 1). 1112': ll. ll. duct. ll.-
arms; 151m at. flaky ‘_ ,
amino. 6E0. it! So. not. It. A 1‘. 0p-
-
HAYS“) . 6'0. 11.. and H Hall *3
“”2311th It. 1mfl-I.
l mu Grimm-111ml ill—i
fillm‘ an Inn) (u
A ‘ ‘i i . .
McNamara-.m- W .....
And as we are anxious to unload this
stock you may depend that the price will
be below cost, and in many instances less
than manufacturer’s price.
Thule knapleallo
TErldzeuort. Conn.
Min-torch “0de
s. n. BAYLEK;
_ , _ In rump Ila-I- Itnu. Ion-In M!
Our Whole time and attention Will be . »-
centered on the above stock, WhiCil will
be displayed On our center counter for the
next two weeks. ,
,~ > 5 , “90......“
Agent for the Denim-est Sewing Machine, arm mm
$19.50; gparangeed fdr five years". ' ”Mama.”
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