, W“;
in.
To suitor ins
0500mm:
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lawsuit/dint“ ultyfll" theft. fraud.
and milflu mum New York
at seals- 15¢“:th that
about ' mum Hunters-ed a
chat _wfloflhutl to leavetowu,
hiayoaligwitsldthilnaudshoweutto
tlfitshewufivingst the home of her
M‘l'l'. Emerald, aearpenter who
3 small on the war of Clinton
attestsndEast Roadway, New York.
'fltinwent to llr. Fitzgerald's place of
busiuemwitharevolver and threatened
.to kill him. The two men had some
words, -whlohiresaltad in .Fitagerahl's
summoning an ofii ‘ and having
8” arm I] was broad".
More Judge Taintor in, the Essex
Harketoonrt yesterday and was placed
ammo bonds for trial. As no one
prelim-ls he was locked up.
WWII); Starr's cmkedueas
he scans to still retain a deep alfection
for his wife, and from what a Szxnsm.
repute! could learn, is jealolmof tho
attentions she receives from her cousin.
Chief Vollmer luis a writ for Stan’s
arrestat present for the various misde-
meanors he committed during his short
residence in this city, and while employ-
edus w‘aimr in Raymond's restaurant
ouWAshington street. Evidently attirr
isdestinedtospeud several years of hi.»
life in the penitentiary.
IIE MAN” I!“ ‘50.
low a Ilddletuw- Young man is “letting
lll-ul‘
’A IHdlstown young man who has
just assumed the responsibilities of man-
hood is mourning the loss of fifty hard-
earned dollars which leminine ingenuity
has, during the past week, wrestled from
him. An attractive advertises!» ap—
peered about six weeks ago in s matriv
menial paper published in the west.
which read as follows:
wamo—a gentleman correspondent:
object. mutual improvement and per.
Iran'rniatrimony. One tram the vast prefer-
‘l'he advertisement was answered by
theyonug man. He announced in his
first qiistle that he would like to be con-
sidaed a mdidate'for the young lady’s
favor. The madame was urn-
land until a meeting was mggested by
the fair one (mm the west.
The sugzeslion met the approval of
the young man. New York was named
.aathe place of meeting. Just before the
appointed time arrived a letter name in—
forming the young man that owing to 2.
low state of finances the meeting must
be postponed. unless, however. he could
forward the money as a loan for a short
.time.
A New‘York draft for $50 was sent
and "omnibus made to meet the
woman according to appointment. Thrt’e
days were spent in the great metropolis
by the verdant vonth, “but the girl that
'he longed for never came." The expur
ience was’expenaive, but will. no doubt.
serve as a good homo.
Hm AND ’I'll llltll.
1h Imt News of the blat-
cue-anal la a Condensed Form.
About a dam persons have applied
tomthslisslsy carsinstitutesotn to
he opsuedfln West Haven.
W Dunn, about 65 years of age. a
'Wr, fell down a flight of stairs
in W ht [tight and fractured his
skull, He db, shortly after. lleisa
strange.“ i believed to be from
lunch“ and to havescousin ro-
sidingahlasiaieal’lains.
g:
3:?
g
3'33? ‘°’......"‘°""f:i ’3’".- one.
t in
l. 3 Ill-menu. Richards. (two pat-
' ‘ WW has Binnie. mini-l
M actors «on» lrhaln links: ruin.
1‘” Common. Brit-fl. :
. meta» Wanna. Mimdfiututtmd. halt.
a ' marina. ‘
girlrr»
Furl!
in,
cans
III)" In Ill"! mu
BBO . .fia. waywaslomworkthrlng
rwmmandhsvsit titted. Wanna.
Mme.
irritate-tom the Pas at a
, .1. Will? Pains. of Balloon
as the world by paying $25,000
for Arlen.
‘hlohltostouhhuhsan in greater de-
maudthauonrbefore. Butwithontlhe
performance. though aswell bred. they
donpt bring the money. Baby Melisa
millionth: Moon; and one.
brother to Bonner’s BunolJllfiw. So
it guts: blood will tell. likewise cold
easli. ,
Speaking of goud‘ones, why do not
some of Norwallr's horsemen buy Val-'
entine, by Georgia Wilkes. darn it thorv
oaghbred. She trotted at Lexington in
October last, gaininga record of 233).
She is eight years old, and has never
been handled for speed until the porn
mason. :
The stallion licKenaey (four-yenr-old
mint 2:12» by Aleyon (ermilam by
Governor Sprauge. was not defeated
last serum. He is exported to come
down the circuit in the freefor-all, next
summer.
Reported sales in Kentucky show a
growing demand for good horses; in fact,
all over the country, good horses sell.
Montana horsemen are sending their
valuable cults to Califonrla for training.
That climate puts on the finish if they
art.- the right kind. in tirippe is making
havucnmon: the lrnltel’s of the Pacific
slope. [loll Hint, at l’ulo Alto, i. one of
the victims.
(7. J. Hamlin is rewrted as saying
that his llri'f’fllllf: mtnlilislrmont um him
20 per cent. per annum on the capital in.
t'l‘rilt‘il.
l’uro guitedtrotters or pucern are the
ones to samurai. either on the track or in
the stud.
('onnvctiout is becoming a great trot-
ting horse breeding state. Miatouri is
also looking upon a birthplace of trot-
ters. Not lea than thirty-one of the new
2:30 performers of 130), were hired there.
The horses most wanted are good road-
sters and fine teachers. but the breeding
of these is neglected. lit-ace it is dill'ioult
to find just what'tlte average citizen
wants.
C. 11. Nelson feeloa good deal worse
over the loss of Medura, than over tlm
defeat of his stallion. The more was
valued at $5,000, and only the shy lir-
fnre the» airfield trotted :r mule in 2:40.!
One—sillwlslirntiug (formal her to break
her leg.
The Ben l'ranklius, always popular in
Vermont. Were never more so than at
prieeut. liven there. they want kite
trurks. so that they can not all the way
down hill. Anything for a low rnrornl.
The most rlillieult horse buyers. are
those who expect to gut norm-thing for
nothing: but it is rzttl‘u-r late to final diu-
moml-i on trees, as a guxl many of the
wonder workers have tlisvoverml. alt-iv
twirling with their money.
IlltAlATll,’ DillNiiS.
Tlmatrirul flattm la \Vhtrh I'lsy-bulrt;
l’o'nllle will he Interests-d.
Wi- rim wnu'iontiimly commend to
the notice of our playogmrru William
Barry. of Barry and Fay. as one of tho
foreuwat comedians of our day. De—
prived for some time by illness of the
sermons of bio manor, drull lluglt l'ay.
still Mr. Barry is a whole company in
himsrll. Be pm the “via comim"
in as high a degree as did the lute Gwrge
l-‘ox. He will couvnlso the audience
or a turn of the month before llt‘ sgmks
at nil. Ordinary comedians cannot com-
mand laughter so (wily. That his gift
accorded only to the faroml children of
humus. who. like Barry. oornlfino the
requisite physique with it higher percep-
tion than ordinary of the art of acting.
Conazlleut Patents.
. Thefollowiag were issued Jan. 26,
ism. ' Lia fumfluflfmmofllcevdhtl.
Wanton-elm ' ofpstsnts,Bnd' goport.
Corn.
Frank G. Fowler, Bridgeport. boiler-
feederol’er W. Cameron and l’. J.
Dillon. New area, medicine hit: Au.
drew ll. Bendryx.. New Haven,oollerl-
wire holder: 'l'liomaall. Kenna and W.
O'Connor. New Haven. cash indicator
- Andrews. Hart-
aad recorder. Elbert-l.
ford. ty this and distributing ma-
chine: ohn W. Gray. Hartford. pneu-
c. alto-tot a 00., new Haven. tin
racing
. “woman-we " *,
" m. 3.3. wmmuwétm.
with all his Witness for diagnosing
“an,“ humus-MILE.
the wonderful two-year-old, .
with laughter by a droll lmlr of the eye M
, 1&me giant
mete vs limes.”
Whlfi“ .3“ we
”1%“ no: momentum '
- .0... mm “trim
Mamotcilar
Chili’s Bepiytyfi'l‘urnsiilut to lie
’ Entirely Satisfactory.
ELAfiiE‘ Is "QUITE EL‘ATED
Intuit the Mt rmnnnfii
‘ - Chairman Bios-t.
All nami- «War Hus neon averted and
tha load ls Open to a Paulie and Hon-
arable Settlement u! the Voted Qu‘
tinny-”rho I'mldvvnl “’lll “ml the I’m?-
umnnt to Coup-a at tiles—Chm h
Greatly Excited. "
Wasnumwn. Jan. “lo—Tits Chllian trou-
ble is over so far all likelihood of war is con-
mod, and the (intuitions that remain to be
settled can be adjusted peaoealyly and satin»
factorily through mans agreeable to the
principals concerned in the controveruy that
up to yesterday threatened a bloody wa-
dkt The contagious, made by Chili. u
outlirtsd lry mailer Egan in his dim to
the state department, are satisfactory to
this government and everything points to a
greedy and peaceful omlingof the imhmfiio.
The news that Chili's advance» nro outb-
factory to thin government was made public
by Representative Blnunt, of Georgia. chair-
man of the home committee on foreign
allairu. Mr. Blonut'n authority in Secretary
Blaine, on whom he called today at the
state department in connection with the
controversy. Mr. Blaine told Mr. ileum
that the whit-gum from Minister Egan had
bewn received at the state department
yesterday. it was entirely satisfactory to
the United Hutton. he said. and he had no
objection to Mr. Blount making public this
fact and his knowledge of what the dispatch
contained.
' A Complete Apology.
Representative Blount said that after
mailing the Lihilhm reply to President Har-
r'uon'i ultimatum aritho state do car
he felt that a grvut'lood had been lifted oil
the shoulders at the foreign affairs com»
mittee of the home. of which he ischalr.
man, by th’n sudden and fumble turn in
the titration There'had been, he sold. con.
dieting reports in cirr'ulation alarm. the
character of the Chilian respirator and it was
very gratifying to him to find itao complet-
usuapology. and apparently I) antibo-
tory to Secretary Blaine. It appeared to
Mr. Blount to be to ample and so satisfac-
tory that it mint be acceptable tothe ad-
miniansliu, to magi-sandhthamtry.
humour-t nails this ulna-radar: alter
he had called on President Harrison to talk
about the Chilton animation, and while he
was. of tonne. reticent about what the pres
talent has! said to him or whether til W
idcnt took an optimistic or pvdvnbtic viow
of the situation. he significantly observed
that he expected the president would at
once send the Chilton response to congress,
and that. the L'htlim trouble would very
peuelal settlement.
Our Demands l'aqnalillerlly .‘let.
"the bottom is out of if,“ sm'd Mr.
Bloom. He said that he made this state-
ment on the: information tarnished him by
Mr. lilnirw. The latter. will Mr. Bloom.
med vwry ranch eluted. Ir. Blount mid
Mr.‘Blniue showed him the dispatch from
Mr, firm. It was in manuscript and cor.
erod about six or 30V”! foulamp pages. It
seemed. anal Mr. Bloom. a satisfactory to
“to”, to the mount» ultimatum. and in
anutohell it mv-rml "we aaqunlifiedly meet
your-demands." Speaking of its contents.
Mr. Bloom and: "It stated that there was
the mute-at feeling of regret on the part at
the Chilian governrm-nt and mupbmver the
Baltimore tragt-dy. It contained an oxpla;
notion of the dunes that the l'hilimui gen-
orally ”It: lliwztilr.‘ lo the United Skill.
stating that time was no ouch feeling to
ward the American government or its sub-
jecu in l'hili. ln munet'tiuu with this point
the «thatch from Mr. Egan mod something
im- this: 'Chill hate Amerimm.’ No; too
well does Chili remember how the present-o
of American uniforms in her harbors aided
heriaat'lrieving her struggle for hinterland
.,. .
‘AII Hostility Ills-vowed.
There was an utter disarowal. raid Mr.
Bloom. of any hostility toward the Anni
can nation or its citizens. wording to
Mr. mount the sulatance information of
the dnpatch in us follows; Antisfactory
explanation: and retraction concerning the
causal" not» based brain-tr latte. the
late Chilisn minister of foreign snail-I. is
United sum contained in the president's
altimstuni unquallfledhasdupusns
mm feeling of regret our in":
alfair. AarothsBalttmorealfsiru-idlr.
W
states that. in complete compliance with
ourdsmaadsdthepths “Mona! the
mmmrm insert tribunal.
m ‘
. and terns plates; UniouflardwareCo.. .m m
1' toe-rad she-enduring
mz'nm'qunmmmm-
lee rut-lug skates and
mummnowmmmoxmin ,
if
,lifllttillolttl‘.
awn been {hit road to an honorable and '
mutants. u. n. uw-ua. a.
name aao came
ara. ,
loammytlnlimlmmag.lymldwq
stow. run to an" «on.
sens Ilse-attains raises“. m. z. ‘ ‘
sum. Jas. 2!le wasalivslylb'
cadmium-rain am the adoptin'fl
thumbs-s the
posing objections at ovary I'M .
but to new?» literals-went
iorit'yof prnseut'. " 4‘
favorably Senator Canton hill
range, and "ltenator Wall’s tor an
propriationnf 3.5.000 for additional .
work in the senate and masruhly. J
In the amnibly Ir. Stein’s fill m
thopreaenm of reporters “them
of thedeathpenaltyoameuponthlrdru}
lag.» and Mr. Stein olfmd an 1
making its provisions permissive instead l‘
mandatory, which wasadoptsd. ‘
Ir. liitt moved to mum {on than
groandthat it had not naivediafllddt
attention and repealed a provision that hm!
been unanirnortdy by tbs
commission which had framed the M
changingthe mode of the deathpsmlty.
He thought there was no hurry about
palaaguofthehill; itwouldalectno
icsl 0W. _ .
Hr. Stein said that it would afloat“ Ol-
ecution that would taksplaes at Sing”
within ten days. He claimed that the ”-
out law was unconstitutional, as it W
the (motion: alt-ham Quite a long dr-
hutefollowediuwltlch than was uolltfls
hilarity.
Mr. Contriing wand the hill amended so
as to require thatrspctsbslwid Ind-t
“mtww' mosh not his his way.
. Lang ‘ "w many ,
iathment that went throughthsform of:
ishmeur and did unthurtany. .
.IrJiittsaid new-s notm “he
should vote again tho bill. \ Ho
thlttl‘. nought to be laid aside for a dsyor
two. but an the introducer would not an-
aent to it he would withdraw his motion.
The bill then passed and the Vote $001:
You, lot: rays, 3—ng. Deyo and Z. ll.
Pierson. ‘
The Troy and Rochester reorganisation
bills were forwarded in the suitably. The
'l‘roybillspassedhyspartyvote. .
rue FltEOA wane iunom f
Evidence That Miss "Heidi‘s Orlm 'll
Dolllteratl and rte-satisfied.
hears, Jan m—Two colon! git.
Ssnh Halsey sud Clsra Killer. mule sun's
damaging statements in the beds Ward
murder me, which. if . true. establish In
Mitchell‘s pnmetlltatnm of tho crime‘mots
than twenty-four hours ere its perpetratim.
The girls state that they overhead Xi
Mitchell any ton-strum man, 3‘] an gn‘ag
to out Fredn's thrust from ear to ear. lam
going to kill her.‘ Thinking the threats to
he of no ~51“:ch they passed on tad;
thought in more of it until thetfiluwmg
morning. when they related the fragment
of mnwniatiou to Mrs. McEnroe and lira.
\Vatson, .
The funeral at the fair victim took plans
from Grim» Episcopal church amid implos—
sir-x novices and thousands 0! people
throngml the church. Mia Lillie Johnson,
who is held as an accessory. is making in-
drawn: through her counsel toseeuro her
”it“: by mean: of a writ of battens ennui.
chuutanqaa's low ole-n.
BITI'YALO. Jan. 28.-'l'he annual meetiugof
the board ot trustees of the Chautnmus no
terribly was llrlil hero. Chancellor Vincent's
report showed the assembly to be very pros—
perous. The following oflgoers were elected:
President. lxwia Hitler. Akron, 0.; tlzrt
vice president. F. ll. Root, Ball-lo; aaomd
vim proahlent. Clem Studebaker, South
Bend. lad; (.fhnm’ellor, Bithopdolm Elfin-
cenr. omtnry. Dr. \V. A. Duncan; trua-
nnrr. F. A. skinner.
Clarita Surrounded.
sax Antoni), Tex" Jan. as.~m move-
ment sminatuana will,“ b believed by
the military authorities. culminate in the
capture «death of the outlaw v-y soon.
Garni- helieved to Its surrouarhd 1th
reported that!» ha been advisid
wttosumuatertothsllalted Bum-she
would be delivered to Mexico under a»
treaty, and that email be arm-death
General Barnu- ttartsuaty Ill.
him You, Jan. lat-General Henry A.
Human! i critically ill with
whit-h resultudfront thegrip. flhphyltcian
camels the crisis to he reached within
twenty~fonr hours General Barnum has
been troubled nines the war with an un-
healvd around, which It. to be timed
nowlrads split by two palataths m
umgmo;mtgm,t
Hold on a M of Forgery.
www.mrt. .
me! to the ultimatum also de- Belt
in.
Themnatollaaoesoouunittawlll repat‘
,-, of the da.‘
.. . '
t
m mg. on. mum .
3.x, "ll!- .
not.
‘ Sorrowat
DilkéClarcncc’s Dentin. "
Down with
umnmrqmmaumm’
' “Ills Says fits ”Mari-Is la the firsstut
, bht‘oao’fliz‘l’tsi um 35‘”Wfl'fit-
‘ plied Rebuke to tat-m. who u
loyalty mutt-tin. admin-amt
101nm. Jail. Lair-11w 8.0on Gazette pub-
lbliss the ”(gaming in relation to the desth
of (laminae: " "
Opium :2. Jan. 2.5.va innit again gin «pres
dustomydwpmof the loyalty“ Illne-
, donate uympstlty evinosd bynly subjects in
. svarypartot’mymptroonan one-sins W0
masodtrsglcal than anylntt ons,wnieh has
Mllonmsandmmeaawoll ustbanatiun.in
thororwhelmtng mlsfortaneaf tho dasth of
turtle-rt: beloved manna-Inward oi!
amnowunthnmnnorpmhum
future. That haw-sac amiable and non
nationalism-lag hintselfloaltrendmlthard
tnrhhamstynrtckunpnrentuata dial-young
hideaadbndgrsadmothuh.” with-It»
rah-ion to the inscrutable hereon or Provi-
‘i'hs sympathyuf milllmtoadflnaaad vls-
aniyuprmadmbmurytngm lwislt.
‘luonr ammaudthatotonrchildnumonpra-
[mourhearuwarm gratitude {or all
"I“ ' "r . Evithm‘" n 4 l
d our dear mndsomwhursl lorsdmaaou.
radwhmdmouosua nswssasgrsatastnat
daauu‘sooaldmm helpandoonaolatiastoms
admins. ,lly bersavernsntsof tholsst thirty
though the labors. Inflation and responsibilities
from my position have also halt
great. yet it it my carnal prayer that God will
«rattan: to give me health and rtrenath to work
for the good and happiness of my dear country
and empire while lilo tutu
A ltehu'ae to the Kaiser.
This utteram of the queen is ambject
of general oomraent everywhere, and par—
ticularly the {not that. although the hm
lost two children. she wants the death of
the duke of Clarence as a bereavement
”(it’ll only to the death oi the Prince Curr
sort. thus continuing what has been said of
her majertty’s deep aflectlon for her dead
grandson. The royal expmloa is also. it
is thmght. intended to net at rent rumors
as to her majmty'e health. as site ways that
she may be continued in pod health. thus
arerringthatrhnisingoml beam- triples-
Gilt.
It h thought singular. also. that her maj—
esty should have chosen the hunter's birth-
day as the date for the issue of her card of
thanhfor public sympathy, and it is sugc
tested that n rebuke is intended for the
”options grandson who is renting in fear
um, while an relatives in plunged in
grist. ‘
THE KAISER'S BIRTHDAY.
Celebrated in Royal style wlth Berlin a
Class of Light.
Bnurt, Jan. its.~-Yealarday was the
thirty-third anniversary of the birth of En:-
perur William 0t Germany, and the empire,
consequently. was more or lessen fete. The
imperial family at the bm‘xfnst hour waited
in a body upon the emperor and presented
him with numerous floral otter-rugs and with
many presents The mp9")! mm.) to be
much pinned andmld slaw plemnnt wont:
toll] mi.
Than the in rial fatally attended re;
limos-terriers in the chapel royal oi the
cattle. A largely attended reception in the
white hall follow-rd, all the hauling memo
here of the diplomatic rorpu being present.
In the meantime .u detmhrrwnt of artil-
lery in tho Lustgarten tin-d an imperial
salute of it)! runs and there was it military
reception, all the most prominent officers of
the army and navy being in attendance.
The emperor also resolved the morn of
the government, and war presente tlt
oongmtulatorymddrms fmtll'tlte »
and municipalities of many of the
small cities of the empire. ‘ ‘ y
The emperor throughout them rerun ta
was banning with good humor and ills
warmly greeted by the important perm,
ages who attended the dim-rent reception
The Usual War War-lug.
The Grand Duke Alexia (l Russia was
sitting the untabilitias who attended the
birthday reception of the emperor. The
emperor mired him withmarked courtesy
and al.3rward visited him at the Banish
mhasry. The ei-Bmpmo Frederick ‘wu
Ghent from the birthday reception as she
w- rath/ring from a severe cold, The out.
psrur, however. paid her a visit.
'After the military reception the emperor
[II-sated new wlors to the guard regi-
montaandiaso doing said thathshopod
lid believed that they would hour: the
new lupin peaceandoany thtvtutovictovy
if Gsnuany‘s enemies forced her into war.
The city was illuminated in the evening,
and general festivity prevailed ‘l'ltekaiser.
omn- orchestration-ti. '~
Brains. Oat. Jan. n—Walter J. (tours.
«Harrier-k city.who led to Canada to
yours of my reign have been indeed heavy, and ’
°"" Ilc.
‘ mW’wWIdofluwht
arm inception”.
W..mu w...
mmmmsu ' ' claims
i
_ «Samarium
lawman tattoo. 455w
. atxmflmflmmmi
. u .7 was.
Bun nuts 60008.
Black has never beengiven such-a'vogue as it now has. no a‘
while black of all materials was shownhno favors, but as we have
become bettereducated inmartofl dream the beauty and style
possible in black staffs are more theroughly appreciated. We
have them in a variety of weaves and’ qualities, including Cash-
mere", Henrietta, Serges, ‘Brilliantines and Bedford Cord, rang-
mg in price, from 250 to $1.25 per yard. There are many ladies to
whom a fine black Henrietta or ‘ Cashmere seems more desirable.
There is one advantage in buyinga good quality of either of these
goods; in fact we might almost any tlfere are two, one is the great
width, and the other, which is more important, is their wearing
qualities. We can show you these either in wool or silk warp.
We oil’er a few prices for your inspection:
Black Serge,
all wool, at 46c, worth 550.
“ Cashmere, .. .. 49 u 57,}
“ Henrietta, “ ‘- 49 “ 575
“ CBSllmfire, it ..‘ 59 u .59
“ Serge, 42 in. wide, “ “ 79 “ 1N1)
" Silk Warp Henrietta, “ “ " l- W
a
GINGHAM.
We have received this week one case of best Dress Gingham.
Come and make your selections before the assortment is broken,
"is may.“ APRONS-
Aprons were never more popular than at the present‘time, and
never have we been athlete offer you better values. Ladies’ open
work. wide hem at the, worth 230. Ladies' fancy embroidered
large sin at 25c, worth 390.
HAM BU RGS.
We have just placed on our counter a large line of new Ham-
burg.» including many patterns never before brought out, at
priws which defy competition. The assortment includes all
widths. from I to 2” inches. Sper‘ial values in modimn‘ widths at
1-5—r-2M'15-15 and H cents.
Portier Curtains.
in plain Chenille. any color. alum»; value $7.50.
Wide Darius. any u-olnr. at 8.5.105. value tum
limlo top and bottom. fringed. at $61.95. value $10.50
A. jolt in towoling. I; yards for 'Ilu', worth Tc :1 yard.
Sflgfl NDRWALK BOSTON SHIRE,
WASHINGTON STREET 83
m. 3. SMITH,
lhePopular Ilryfioods House
South hlorwalk,
Gives Another one of his Ilc. Sales.
l 70. l 70.
Lil *..4
l, l Child's ‘orsot Waist. 53 bunches Dress Braid.
I76 } 1 put: at Boys' Mitts. I“; . 2 pieces Velvet Binding.
v 1 l tail" Ladies' Cashmere ( 2i yds Hamburg Edge.
V , .
0 es 2 cakes Castile .
g lprChiltl'sbl'k woollluoe I76. I thhmce of 20' vol-
”C; l pr. Lodioti' bl'k or «301- umemamesold for the
l orod W001 “080' f l Trav Cover or Linen
l r. Gents' wool Hose. “l": ° . ' .
‘zlr-..;..e2m.ne ”°- WW "MM
.. l 211): ‘ .. Mk ribbed Hose 2 fancy Pictures.
'. . , . _ I d mixed Dress Goods.
l 2 pr Ladies striped Hose '70 ‘ :l ids best Print.
'76 3! pr black Hose - 5 sheets whiteor cahoots
' 2 13m hm! v53]! :r "1- colored matting.
' 2 do; Silk Bottoms.
( l Pocketbook. I70. 5 2 dos Corset Lacers.
I76 2 bottles Extract. 4 i do: Linea been.
- 1 bottle ex. line Cologne. , . .
1 leather Card Case. '76 % 2 y’dsmlitut Elastic white
. or co 0 .
- f Lace ‘ 2 rs Corset Clan
(1 [Japan Pins. '7‘: 11 la Crepe Umplat'uche.
4.. .i. m... '3’“°3;“..§“""€i~ .
~ .2 men. at ~
ch_3lspllfiilh,l%:'fwlsto l M o u
5 spl- , 17 Silk. A lLlnen'l‘ow‘l Lid Frihfo
‘ ran awning sin. ll’l'lc’ lWlsnlfzaM”
it one or am
' , 3 ‘ li‘mbroidnrysm: ' gl’eh’d Canton Flannel
He‘ll ”gotta. “1 yd Red Flannel.
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nonw ‘ ‘ I
mammogram...
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sco lEhD.WN.A.Kulzht its. at... ,
madammlrmpnlrlpgnpsdslfi: ‘
«» moracrum mmm'l
wauwmoaufilfi “
limbs A than: u Mes
y . . ans . f
stables,ltsh.oysters. glamour-ca “W
BENNI'H' & HUH’I'ED meat! fish.
int-mum. fruits. in an. iron u. . '
’ l. AT lL'DD'SCaah Harm Fine 5""
. ”wily. Washington ot.9.N.ow. hrary‘.
.. ‘. WILLIAM H. Benedict Farm
1.. h. Hue meats. “Mahmoud
HAYES. "RD llNoflalmtfiJiwlllsmaut
o . kinds. menndendhnl await].
lelBlleNEll, WM. no Wash ” street
bridgeni. It. Dealorlu all kinds harm
LOCKWOOD L. Washington new
tlne meats. llsh. oysters). clams. vmtw
RAYMOND. umomorr, 13 No. Main st. 8.1%.
prime meat... poultry. etc. (3thth fit
cash prices. ~ . ‘
smrrr's WASH lNG’l'ON MARKET. ”Wash
legion “AN. meats. poultry torfsmilytrads.
WEBBER. J. P. 12,318“) at, N. choice meats.
poultry, fish, vegetnblee. etc.
LUMBER DEALIBS! I'WIEG ml.
KANDALUS MILL. EN. lumber and timber
rough or worked toorrler. mouhlluntrlmato
MAMDNs ASD 311mm
uEYDIOUit, HENRY. lzls West are. S. N. A]
kinds of stone mason contracts taken.
8mm, WILLIAM it. 33 West tt, 8. It. Job
hing promptly attended to.
MARBLE AND GRANITE.
BATES. l'. WJVttter at, N. manufacturer 0
fine granite and marble work. and dealer
atone work or all kinds.
MEN'S 'Oll’l'llflllfi.
COMETOCK BROS. Mannie bulld' 8., It rlo
Main «it. 5.3. Gentleman's furnis ng goods
FlLlNl'lS dz (70. 1'56 “'aahingtun at. S. 34'. fine
hats. gentleman's furnishings of all kinds.
MERCHANT TAIwBS.
GlisOWfiKl. E. 3i Well at X. A t:
guaranteed; the latent at ylen uw-ymflno
KOCOL'R. 1-21? No. Main at, H. )1. Fine tall-
orlng a swanky. Repairing. etc.
MILIJNBBI'.
COLLIer. R. M. l2 Main at, S. N. Lauren”
material used if desired.
Yl'l't'il. .tGXE-i Mina, at Wall at N. I
”om Staten Luann Dyeing firsbllfii‘ncgm‘.’
MUSIC TEACHERS.
FEltltis X. K. it) \Veet avenue. .2 Teacher of
Plato. Organ and Harmony.
0115503, ALEX :4. :7 Merrill: st, ‘3. Plano
organ and harmony.
OYSTER PLANTEBS All” DEALERS.
BUYT. W. Its.- SUN, 2t “'3; r is. N. f
of Raymond.) thinners. ermitesris’and wlullgg
sale llcltlt'fri in native "intern.
REED a llUl'HMAX. 13% Water “.83. Plan-
ters and nhippera of Xorvvalk oysters.
VAN SAME. J. L. L‘i ('0. P. 0. boxifilfi. N
PATTERNS AND MODELS.
SQHWALK PATTERN WOKKH.Chas.B.Als-
tmrrpr. prop..ltivcrside ave 35.}!th-
lnzn prxnlty. by 5:18am. hot water or hot
air. Beltran-en: Sorwtdk Lock Company.
tstenm‘: Ur. Bohannan. (steam): ll. l. Ber.‘
rim. (simian : John 'l'ryon. (hot air); William
ll. nmnh, (strain); Grace Church. that air):
and many others.
PAINTER.
llltAlNARD. F. C. 7 Water at, N. St pointer”
Rum, gold and silver signs a spec ty.
onl’rlltBASK GEO. ll. 7 Water at 8. Hana:-
atml yoga painter. paper hanger. decorator.
I‘Hll'l'fNiRAl'flEBS.
.‘t’ultl‘ll, (1'. S. 25 “'aahington at. ti. l4. line
'tilillll} imprint! that lll hr .
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PHYSICIANS.
Flt " ' ' ' - ' ' v ‘
lffié: litsffiffxl‘? lift: 233?“‘“““’“ “'
PIASU TUNER I REPAIBKB.
HENDEE. if. F. cor Wall and Knight and“. Ali
dealer in ptanou.organs.sheet longitude.
l’LlTlhfl .- UZULD, RILVER AND NICK“
hOl,'Tll fiillllVALK l’liATlXii C0. 4? Water
it. All Kindsor eiectroplatingdone, liahtng
and rerlniahing at all kinds or gsndr.
REAL ISSIA’I'E AGES“
LA YTUSJACUB Ill. “‘ashintrton st. next P.“
:55“. Property torulerusefioMtnreeadV
't’ DVVA l). ' . l ' ... cum
‘ r231 and lfilldln'é‘lozthfidlamlfl V h to
filiui'l'AIJ “ANTS.
t‘t'XBlll-l, Y. F. 9 Railroad Place. 5. )7. Meals
at all hours. Strictly that do.» in ever“ 1:.
rapt-tit. A few table boarders when.
IUD-11‘s IliZt'U‘t‘ illNI'AURANT. S. 3!. al-
tty tits ixotmr‘nceethe lowest. (web alln ght
SCHOOLS.
Hillllf gills: lNS'fl . X. ‘ 7%
Wording and day m'mfiwgglll lel'll'luggglli.
m 5.. 'A nu:
lililiegillllliltlxtllfllgll gigglinfiictlaf"
SIIOBTHAND AND TYPE-WNW“.
l..\l'llER’:i BLOCK. 5. N. C. 1. Month. hit:
in; and evening melons. Send forcireular
STEAM “SIS“ I‘D PM
NUPJV . W’ .. , .
.i-..;‘.‘a"..‘§f’;‘... 253.393.13va
”3.15113an TICKET am.
LAYTUNJ (J . W
5.x. modifim‘w‘mfihmifi
31038 nuns”.
roams. I ' .r '
i... .....‘..:f‘.~2.’.‘..é 3.153.253.” " “"’
.‘ilult'l‘v's'. Juli)” B. 62 Ta lor auntie. l“. 1‘
Many layer of (narrate walls.
“0‘1”, nations AND neuron».
liE'l‘lflllfll. rumor. 20 Bavllnnd st, ii. N
lr'l,‘ ninth; and water heaters. P. . box M
mart-mi. .I. w. as \vuhiuztnn’rt. s. N.
TRUCKING.
Mllil‘l'llNJmlN Bany-lor “month". high
and heavy trucking promptly attended to.
UNDERTAKZBS.
JENSINGflJ. D. . o
danced Elia st. $913.“ Kat/pot. n“.
J14.” fill. 020. I: Nu. Skin or. d. K. Open
Barnum: CEO. ll. in mi 48 Mal at 2‘
Residence" Mum M. 'l‘eleuhone‘lll’dt'
A an or ruin-mum?
SKATES (“imam lam) Willi
Flll Pill! 08.
Alan banjos. violins. printing mam-m. mint
resent albums. beveled «lire mime». too
chants. r nuns. rill". mtltlt'h. wattle-r. in n
lanlerm. cameras. and “murals of ot
things trim with donor-tn» tormruetohm-
arl lass. batting miter. Purim tail-far-
gonzuaraalwh, ,rlund a stamp for Mirn-
n
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Bridgeport. Conn.
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