, York’s Convention Prom-
lies to Be a Unit l'or Hill.
muss! sooner sermon QUAY
sis. was» the I’Qlultll non-ran
' at season Cumemu~uuuy 1- Not sap.
pins. m. and Wine 0-s Victory.
. Aunt. Fish. lit—There was a bare pos-
Monti! today that ex-Presideutflrover
{lowland might have two delegates of the
seventy-two that New York will neudto
m That pcmibility has ceased now,
M, and the whole seventy-two will
be Billiasn.
" Uphtbeuurthmpsrtofthestatclsthb
MM congremioual district, com-
{pared of the counties of Essex, Clinton,
Who and Warren. Here Smith M.
Weed, who hi the old days was such a close
, ”and of Samuel J. 'lilden, had political
power. He lived in Clinton county himself,
nduuverhadauy trouble of keepiugcon-
Illuloihsex and Warren. WithFrnnklin
he seldom bothered
Wheuhewnadissppointed a year ago in
not getting the nomination for the United
Manta he andDavid numb-us
quanel. Ir. Weed said he had been de-
mired into believing that the governor
would not be a candidate, while Senator
mildeclared that he had never made any
porous or pledges to any man.
‘ It Was Hill's Day. >
Tish year llr. Weed determined that the
senator shouldn‘t have the delegation from
that district. He didn't join the Cooper
Ulla body. preferring to do his fighting ilk
aidstbepartylines, bntbewas againstllill
Muhardasany of the men who signed
the m against the date of the conven-
tilm. Senator Hill‘s friends knew this, and
thsdeckswereclearediorahot fight. Hill
hewitwasuonsetryingtocnpture mm
and (Hinton, so be doubled his eflortsiu
Warren and Franklin. .
1“ week the conventiom were held in
until Clinton and Mr. Weed’s friends
tookcoutrol. Today was Hill's day and he
captmed the conventions in Warren and
J'runklinafterahot light begunin the pri-
nmrles and carried through to the end.
Theresult of thisisthat there willbea
, tie wheuthc delegates of that congressional
._ dblrlct meet, and theelectiou oi its two
, Whom willbelefttothe con-
vention. Themes favoring Governor Bill
will,oicourse, be elected with a hurrah.
{but will make the delegation from the
Me solid for Hill.
A Short Convention.
Thueistalkoi some defection inChau—
l tauqunssid itielikely that the Cleveland
meuwlllcarry both districts of that large
county, but in the election of delegates
torn tbnt congremional district they will
houtvoted by the two dBtricts of Chat—
~ w Ind the one of Allegany county.
'lhe convention will be short. It will
math Harmann’s Blocker hall at noon on
”W ’a Birthday. It will organise,
mint ’ tees and adjourn until 4
ddoekiutheniternoon. Then it will have
upmmausut organization. elect delegates at
, '_ lunpmsreaoiutionaaudadjourn.
~f Armolnthmwillbepassedvirtnallyin—
‘ nineties the delegates to vote for Senator
(«Incident in thenationd Democratic
mention This resolution will be in sim-
km to the resolution for Cleveland at
thscoavention of 1888. A unit l'ulewill
Ibo be adopted, so that there rsillbeno
doubt I! the way the delegation stands.
Quay dense a Point.
W, Feb. lD.-——While Quny‘s op-
ponentswerellatterlng themselves on the
scored an important point in the
vfourthCongre-ional district, com-
‘ingtou, Fayette and Greene counties.
fisAlleghenyandWashingto end at the
Wis liepubliun. Fayattcnis doubtful
oi aresolutiou that the
i
5%
g;
ll
ru
Win-Dresses.
mum—samen-
y unanimou-
mm
It In the norm or Illa Opponents ts
mdtheoppcsitiontohhnhisfriemh
damdanegnonyanaauor
“Mitochosenonthebasisoiths
vote.
early date and the manner deter-
“upon,“ is thought. will insure the
MonolQuay’sman Acheson iorcon-
My“ of “the:
you !
the Keeley (lure Investigated.
Apiary. Feb. la—Benstor chahon ol-
fered a resolution,th wassdoptsd, cltl
the fact that it has been currently ,
iathe public prhrtstliatacomblnathhss
been formed by certain coal rhinitis colu-
panics with certain railroad companies
doing barium in this state to advance the
price of coal. and that? the M
dent ’ tucomniittseoissveatoelu-
ploy uselnndcxami'ue witneasssaudln-
quirulutoths rumor and report onorbe-
fore March llastowbnt legislation maybe
udvisablc to supprsu such a combine-mule
the corporations amenable to tbe‘lawsof
this state.
Senator Eudrss offered a long preamble
relating to the death alleged to have been
caused by treatment at the Keeley institute
at White Plains, and ending with a resolu-
tion that the senatehe empowered to in-
vestigate any cases of complaint agalut
this institution or any other that meives
patients to be cured of drunkenness by
bicbloride of gold or any other treatment
Thereport must be made not later than
larch l7. The resolution was referred to
the committee on public health. ‘
The assembly passed an amendment to
the charter of Budalo increasing the salaries
of the police commissioners, although four
of the five members from Eric county voted
against it.
Assemblyman Haley, a labor ruprsmuta-
tire, bad a bill compelling all persons cou-
yicted of a misdemeanor to be confined in
the county in which the oflenae is com-
mitted. No contract labor or machinery is
permitted in prisons. and county jail in-
mates must be placed at work on public
roads from May to September inclusive.
The general laws committee of the assem-
bly gave a hearing on the bill reducing the
legal rule of interest In the state from 6 to 5
per cent. Capitalists and bankers from all
over the state were present, and a commit-
tee from the New York clearing house up
peared to protest against its passage.
THE vii-iodine new OFFICERS.
list of the Men Who Will Conduct the
Glmtlc Combination.
Naw Your. Feb. lit—The list of new
officers of the Philadelphia and healing
railrosdappointed inconiormity with the
new deal is‘ns follows: First vice , ,
J. Rogers Maxwell. president of the Jersey
Centrnl, who will have headquarters in the
Jersey Central building, in New York; sec-
ond vice president, Charles Kartshorne,
vice president of the may: Valley, who
will be in charge of the finances of the com-
pany; third vice president, Robert H. Sayre,
vice president of the Lehigh Valley, who
will be in charge of construction and main-
tenance 0! way; general mm manager,
John Taylor, now with the lehigh Valley;
amistnut to' the president. Henry S. Drinker,
now with the Lehigh Valley. The manage-
ment of the Lehigh Valley and the Jersey
Central ’3 in thi same hands as heretofore.
Mr. McLeod b president of the consolida-
lion.
Another lie-ding Denial.
Bos'rnx. l‘eb. lit—F. R. Reynolds, air-.m-
ant supux-intcmlrnt of the New York and
New Engluml milmod, says the report that
traffic nrmngemeuls have been madewith
Reading fora large coal tonnage is untrue.
CURTIS SCORES A BIG POINT.
A Witness for the Prosecution (lives
Telling Evidence in Ills Favor.
Sax Fnancmco, Feb. 19.——’l'bs prosecu-
tion in the Curtis murder trial introduced
in rebuttal the testimony of thme witnesses.
The testimony of one of these, George Al-
psrs, waan surprise to the prosecution, in—
unucbasittended to impeach the testi-
monyoi the oillcers who swore that from
thetime they commenced the chase they
never for an instant lost sight of Curtis
Alperatestificd tbatheworkedin a saloon
near the scene of the murder and heard
thressbotl fired on the night in question.
Thatme a man running awny with
three men following, and that the man
turned the corner of Shipley street before hasbeeu
the editions did. Officer Newman was next
sworn. He admitted that he had lost sight
oiCurtlswhenin pursuit of him. nah ecu-lye
in direct contradiction to the testimony
given by him Wednesday when he swore he
had kept Curtis in sight all the time.
Knocked Out by Ike Weir.
sndFrsnkSteele fought fora purse at the
Athletic club. 'I‘heilghtwasderoelyfcugbt
fortwslve rounds, whm lkehad punished
fw thirty-two secoutb, and the ‘W
won. it wuacleankuockout.
Guarded Against a Water Famine.
Bluest", Feb. 19.—-'l'hc Brooklyabrldgo
”gummy" day. which willprotect
it from diIcultlss, such sa‘wasiuetwlth
A Boy to Bag.
eourtdealedanow trialtoCharlta liner,
thaboy convrcted oi themurderaadrolr
baryoitwornmps. UnlessGovernorBar-
bereommutesthsbuy’s uuuacshswillha
hacedAprllzt
Israel lip Its baud children.
j_“, Certainly nothing.
before in “this oily and, it it . y .. 7 _
where, we have “yetto hear of it. .11; has been source of ‘
just as much astonishment to those‘who are“ in the bueiuess
no to those who are out'of i... 4‘ They don’t understand how
we can afford to sell a'firet rate pair of trousers at a third
rate price?" Well,‘we are doingit; if you doubt it, come.
and look at the trousers and the pricey—both will antenish
eon ‘
OaaadaistohsveaPrlmroselsagus.oi
which Baroness Macdonuhl in tobsthe
poisonous. ‘
. Auumbsroitlbicagop osmium! to
, report new cases of t unless they are
. paid for their "parts. “
The Detroit city council h- decldsd to
present the cruiser Detroit with a silver
punch bowland tray. to cost $3.31).
The new government tag liarkreta was
necessarily tested in a four hmrs’ trhl trip.
She made twelve miles an hour.
George lack, cinnrnitted for form, and
Jamthop, awaiting trial for burglary,
mcspsd from theWsyue county (Pa) prison
at Honesdalc.
Scarlet fever has broken out at Andover
and Robert Harris Duncan. a son oi Rev.
Samuel W. Duncan, a student in Phillip
amdemy, died of the disuse.
'I'hswsstherhcolderin Europe than at
anytime thiawluter. Snow has caused a
mpenslos'oi traillc in Paris and several
people have been frown to death Centr-al
. France and Germany are covered with snow
lthat has broughtrnllwaytraflctoastand.
In Switzerland travel is entirely suspended.
A BEVOLT iN BRAZIL. r
Another Outbreak in the I'teatlea. Io-
publlc of sleuth America.
Manon, Feb. l9.~A dispatch from Rio
Juneiro reports that a revolt has taken
placeintbeBradlisnprovince oi Ceara.at
Palms. Thsgovernor has beenobligod
to .
Considerable dimenlty has been caper-Io
euced during the past ten days in obtaining
definite political news. In spite of all do-
vulalsthat there is any disturbance in the
{mom it is known beyond doubt um
fserions movementsare taking place there.
but the exact nature of these movements is
not known.
RioGrnndcdoSulis still reported lobe
inastate of upheaval, and it is said that
disturbances have also occurred in the
province of Pcrnambuco. The governor of
Gears was a strong supporter of Pnistdent
Pieaotto, now practically the dictator of
Brut“.
Sensi- Wuuta to Retire.
Wasuiaoros, l’eb. Ill—The friends of
Judge Advocate General Swaim‘ are renew-
ing their efforts to secure the removal of
the of . ' ' . ’ film
him by court martial some years since. 0n
larch 17, if it were not for this suspension,
General Swalim would become eligible for
retirement null ‘r 9... rules allowing oflcers
to retire on their own application who have
served thirty years continuously. Ills friends
smart that he is willingtorutireandwill
do e9 next month if allowed to, thus open-
ing the way to the appointment oi a new
judge advocate general, which is very gen—
ror starving Rania.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. lit—With the flour
sent to this city from linueawlis, l‘himgo
and Bull'nlu for the Rumiauzfamius wfierers
and a large column mm by the citi-
aeus’cumraittle there is now about zoom
born-hm the coimuand of the morniltee
to be iihtl'p'tl on the steamship lamina,
which w.:i ‘llll nu Monday for Lilian, Busy
sin. 'l'n--th'nntributiom to the famine
[Illlll In this city aggregates to date over
{Ilium
l’nder a Landslide.
Pimm'ms. l-‘ -b. ill—Another landslide
DI‘L'lll'l’u'. on the Panhandle railroud near the
Birmingham station, opposite this city.
l‘ive workmen were seriously injured, one
of whom has died, and another, Elijah Bom-
ing, is in a pr-nurions condition.
The Engine Overturned.
Hovsvox. l-‘eb l9.——A switch engine with
six persons on it jumped the track, turned
uverandk‘ildellleapie and Scott, the eu-
glueer and fireman, and an unknown man,
aadacalded In. GM and cut Henry
When-ab leg on.
county (link Susana Aug-nerd.
Bacon", Feb. lit—County Clerk Banana
W not guilty of contempt
of ccurtsudexoueratsd from allblamc by
Judy in the nutter of the Duchess
returns proceedings
Dull of Dr. “tic-r.
Canon. 8. 1.. Feb. lQ—The Rev. ll. P.
White-r. D. 1)., case! tn. oldest members
at thehew Jersey lethodist micron“,
NawBanroain-s, Peb.10.——lcheir Mr '0' NEW“ “3"“ “I“ W
A- llaueaatlsa Org-u.
Wransoa, Ont, Feb. m—A number of
“munch-db tmhoventw-leev advoutes ofanaexstlou with the UM
Stat-shaveiormsdacc-paayaudwl
Mind-flymhmw
Three law fatally luv-ed.
hssnow an mteslan well with s «entity of Pure-van. "5 114°"- “WM,
Johal'ischaaud John Wumiahlly
hrasd at the "pumps-mu
bytheovertmlngoi asteelcoavsrter.
ra- I501 Itaaa Mn.
Waasmoros, rob. 19.~'l’be
’
Canaan. Wyn. Feb. lD.—'l'hs supreme i: ”‘9 W M“ Emerson m
TifiWEéfilfiWfifi ] Mutation confirm it}.
' feather war cloaks and arms is on es-
, f
A Wha- (lnrmont Tlrui Illa up“.
oped the Forms of Hawaiian Kluge.
A valuable collection of Hawaiian
hibition at the Nuionnl mnrmuln. One
of the clortln, the islrgmi in the collec-
tion.isoi inunumu vain". Itisknown ‘
aatbe "millirm tiollsr Mimic." it once
enveloped the kingly form of Keir I
lien, one of the highest chiefs of the
completed nmrljru hundred years after“
was begun. Upon the «ll-ml. of Kr
knackaliau, who fell in bottle, it be-
came the prnpz‘rtyuf his enemy, King
rented to Captain J. H. Anlick, of the
United States navy.
The foundation of this lnast remark-
able clock is :i not work of 01mm or "nap
tire hemp." an! to it are attached by
threads of the s‘arm- material {t' it‘uers of
native birds found only in the Hawaiian
islands. Tin.- yvntirw body of the mantle
is made up of 5m ill r31 um] yellow
feathers, the liner one» being obtained
from the 0.» or Clio {Moo nobilie), a
bird extremely mm and. [hm’ng but
one or two of these yellow feathers
which are found under the wings. This
bird is captured alive bymmnsonhg
“lime trap.” and when deprived of the
preciou» feathers is mt at limrty. Great .
prize in put on these feathers by the
crown. They um used M money in buy- .
in; and selling. and are accepted by the
government in payment of taxes. The ;
red feathers um obi-.lizlcl from the most
abundant bird of the islands. the Dre—
ponis cmciucu.
fmthem are placed so as tom'crlnp, thus
giving it srnmtll surface to the exterior
of the cloak. The upper and lateral
borders of the mmtlc are decorated with
alternate tufts of mi. yellow and block
feathers. but only on the margin are the
black feathers uswl. which m obtained
from the Him. in the centerof themontle
is a large CIBFKTHI'. shapes! figure of yel-
low feather». surrounded by a belt of red,
which Morris in the middle of the belt
on either side with n succeeding stripeof
red. the cutter margins of which are di-
vided by two wedge shaped proceasa
of yellow.
From this lent named figure on either
side to the cin-umferences nrc nllenlule
about the neck. is about twenty inches,
the lower ulli' being seven or seven and
Sandwich bxlnmls. in whose reign it was .
Kamcbnmom Ill. by whom it was prev '
in the "million dollar mantle" the '._
5
. a . {1
id Everywhere
GET THE ll".I 4.
> - .8 ’ - 19 £00 Allwolki'illhav is- but
i... olefin; 33.33%: sienncxdmrfen. “.3“??? 81's. Menu Cards,
der and A. &P. Condensed Milk.
(‘SHOOU
FREE DELIVERY.
parallel stripes»! yellow and red about .
six inches broad. The upper circum- craa‘n &PTea
foreman of the cloak. when: it fastens .
il Isis Street, lomll. cons.
t3 3 or u. 3.? . 1“ ‘. Lnow ,
Who «suddenly flashes on you “arrayed in one of our
suite. It will inhe‘him‘ull his time to wear them cogent.
you know what that means fer the family po‘oketbobk. Th3}.
will wilhstandfalmoet anything but the sharp blades of a
pair of . shears and they won’t look battered after they
have been vigorously battered about the playground, You
"can get no ‘ suit that will become him better and what is
equally, if not more to the point, is this: Cheaper suits
, have never been and never will be ofi’ered for sale.
.A
I
rained” new!
law am. “HIP
so. immune Pumas. . 0'
an?
.....:r::.::::..... 00K! “ E8
'"”""‘ allelore louleap “all“ Y
'I'asth Extracted.
'l'esth Extracted Without Pnln. lie
.tmalaam
-Platlnum ; ire-ulmlmiI - ‘ ’
immune... "W" 7., Is In oldlnd tried aaying.bnt it will 1 /
Ifllflclll Teeth Without "It”. '1’?" " "e“ "' hinting" ”3’ ‘ l ‘ ‘
mews sun nmnor woux.) “MR ”W- J . I -,
Sets of'l'eethjrom
3581' on on redrubber.
Nubrttermade. anmaturhnw muchyuupsy.
III lurk 301nm to belittle“
.mcms uncommon: Society Commit- H A L E a
air
THE DRUGGIST.
"man i. mu “98 Who 1.... ..
. . ‘ ' 1:70.7lilllllIGSi'
Sanitary Plumber. charge “mung Paper "mullalcininemm
sum and us FITTEH. will do we], to- 1...... .
manual SPEclilTl. “All PIPER MID 30mm».
lNorth Main street. 80. News...
Having tying? the Mmcnl under the Lib. 100k at the beau. Sunple books of full line Intent It lea of
as
:3. lib \ ngton street. South Sorwnlk. Papers. Borders and Gill Mouldings on to
titted it for ' Houses for inspection. on notice by postal.
All, Kgflns tiful Art _ Novel- 7“.” .A‘““‘““““"”"f'“'“f“'
~ ‘ .. ties, Souvenirs, Peat MOSS
P I.“ M B I N Ii STABLE mum.
Programme Cov-
l respectfully solicit a share of public patron-
age. I refer to plumbing] have done for the
past seven yearn. inure employ of W. H. leek-
. ,_ 7 _ ’
The leading fish market of the Etc., on exhibition Plan 8 road
Mary.
city is at at the
Ground Scrap
a hull feet. thus fanning ncloak capable
some case and its beauty ad vantageonely
displnywl by s lnrkgnmnd of blue Vl'l-
vet.
There are two other tapes in the col-
lcclion, very lunch Mueller. and two
lions The larger"! the repeats little
more than n collar. its upper and lower
circumference-s being but seventeen and
sixty-six inches, respectively. The entire
body is»! yellow feathers. having but
two suntll «memento of red in the center.
The remaining cape. virtually a rod
low feathers and consequently is much
less valuable.
The bone made from the feather: of
the Ulw nreubont two Ice! in length.
sud fasten about the neck with lwmpcu
cords.
The leather garment-i were at one
time considered the greatest messiah:
of the crown. but the costume-u of En-
ropenn and American manufacture have
superseded tin-m. and they are no ‘ ..
manufactured on the Manila—Wash.
inglnu Post.
latter Writing In America.
Americans are the greatest letter writ-
ing peopleon the globe. 0f the fifty
odd billion pit-cm of mail which an
posted in the world every year nearly
8,000,000,000 gotbnhrgh the [m
of the United States. We mud every
year more than ¥i2.000.(m for postage.
and during the year um American
tongues licked the backsoi $5,000.!!!)
worth at sticky stamps.
‘l'hs postage stamps sold everyycar
thswcrld om far surpasses in value
the riches of Jay (lonldor tbellothv
childs. and the postage stamp industry
of thewurlll is oneoflbegreatestfw
tors in themachinery which moves the
gram first authoriesd ibclruse in the
United Matron—1mm Courier-Jour-
‘ 5.
mc-mmumwm
ltissaidthsttbshiggeatmulnllain
thcworld has beeniuadeiorlhenaaoi
a west African king. The umbrella,
whichcan be closed intheusualman.
nsr,ls twnty-oas isstindlamstsrnd
b aflnsd tospolidisdmahogany
oithssamsleagth. 'l‘bscanopyls-aas
oilsdiaslraw.aadhasaacoreoi straw
much and a harderof curl-us satin.
tophapiusslmpsdstraworua-
hichtermlaatesiuaglldsdoime.
lausathanmlaellsisdudluths
nowhere
at
Mia-m
II.
E
Elli?
i
on
.M- -...... . ,.- . .. - .._..,
of nxnply enveloping a very large por- R d Th '
son. The mantle is protected bya bnnd’ .. ea ls '
e‘s‘tlrfiahes and Chen be
' ti . '
and «our of the pmplc‘ffi‘bf $3312. but lg): freShQSt fiSh to be had SIX
can't tool!“ the people all the time. An n-
llcy In the fragment!" Boner-l hundred barrels of fresh weak
will hareatte- they .flmiifié‘i‘lifiw fi l - II -“ b 1
lug scheme or cbea lam. . , n . s 1, net can t. WI e new for b fin s
minaret» like an: mumyiuif Ain't “will: J g ' est and est
mm- . . - ,. .
If you want protection for your family. or Fndny 8 trade" Also a fine 10! at
yourself in case of old age. at a plain definite
owmt p an in the ConlIi-ci- shad.
iieaeral felusnrancermp-my.ufliart-
" rackets
you a nu fool
dow meal in
Late Insurance Corn
I13.
lord
’
one,has only twosmnll designs of yel- 8' s' L Hommed'eu'
AunlJll Wuhimrtnn s . &:ath_l\'orwalk
Meat
M an everyday commutmw of an
oil-lime luxury. Pure and nlwlcsome.
Revered with scrupulous (are.
award at all Pure Food Exposilmns. Each
Inge makes two large [iwz
idiocy—and Insist on having the
' NONE SUCH bran!
seen
‘ to South Isln St. to. Israeli. Printing for the
There you can always find the
MINT 81. ZELIIFF’S _
Sentinel Office- ,
for thickens.
34 WASHINGTON STREET 34.
We do the very
Inquire for their Poultry Book,
free. V
Printing that can ‘ , . . ,
"UNI & ZEIJJEF . ‘ ezAny article that has outlined
- - " yearso competition an im-
34 WISHING". STREET. , be done m the itation, and sells more and more
each year, must have merit. '
vicinity and guar- Dobbins’ Electric Soap, first
made in 1869, is just that article.
w H Meeker & cu Those who useiteach week (and
, . their name is legion,) save
antee that the clothes and strength and let
sanhary PIumhing prices Will be as map do the work. All that we
svn
can say as to its merits, poles
into nothingness, before the
‘ . , , story it will tell, itself, of its
low Pressure 8mm Hunt; low as is consls- own perfect purity—and quality.
especially. if you will give it one trial.
TIN All” SHEET IIDI "all. tent .th good Ask your grocer for it. Hobos
it, or will get it. Try it next
Ilot ilr‘llsatls . lies as and limb Monday.
in; Stem.
Agent for all the iioynton (lo ”a sprolaltlssnud
grocer, when you order ours, m it
Horlda Buller of Commercial Mm“...
Full no of Tln van. “ ‘“ Chm...
There are many imitators
N, B, Electricfiosps in whicbeloc-
tnclry physnopart. Dobbins
, lathe cti naione,allflagnetics,llec-
0 tries, and Electnrllagics are medals-t
We do all klnds imitations. m for mu Electric
seethatour immeison everywruppsr,
audit any other is sent you byyour
work.
L. H. Decker, omcejaptory and
‘ll WASHINGTON mean.
SOUTH NORWALK store QUICKLY
DEALER IN
Wall papers, paints. oils gloss,
coach colors and varnishes. and neatly'
combined chair “Sign“... Fine Catalogue
and Book Work a.
Antits’ materials, easels.
Pictures framed to order.
Painting, mhanging and Specialty’
lug.
“5‘33“" *"“1;‘;‘.;;,;;:.; Evening seflllllfll,
MNNETT lilillSTE”, ' 13
ammonium.» _
moms.
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