IBOTON POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, Owners and Proprietore.
Hill Men Said to Hold it at
Chicago.
comm: WILL SUPPORT OLEVBLAFD
no Iavylnnd Dark [Iona Announce.
Ilia Preference—Iowa llnnmera Flirting
with Euro followere— Ea-Sacvetary
Whitiny'a Aaawer to Edward Slurphy.
Chicano, Jane OAR-Serrano}: of the
Navy William 0. Whitney, leader of the
Cleveland forcca here, has made the follow
lug "ply to the etrictnrei of Hon. Edward
Murphy. Jr.. chairman of the Next York
state Democatic committee:
Inhbinlerview Hr. Murphy seems desired!
at giving the impreseion that the leaders in the
lay convention overuent have been in the
habit of oppcling mecratic state tickets in
New van. andparticularly that of 189:. The
he; an to the contrary and he knows it very
W
ll!- lnrplly Pergola. Ila tiny».
Ducalr. lur'phy forget that last fall both
If”!!! and the state committee were very
union to make the fact as prominent as pawl»
Ha that Ir. Fairchild and his friende wore
warmly supporting Governor Flower asweli
II a. Democratic state and legislative tickets!
Dona he forgot thattheetate mmmitteere
coveted me to prepare an addreen to the Demo
unlit: and independent voters of the state for
2 Done be forgot that I prepared
that paper. and that it wee finally given out by
that committee with the statement that it was
onto! thence: important evonta of the cum-
pdgut Among the eiguere to this document
wave-em gentleman who are now dell-gone
from the Syracneelcouvcntiou to Chicago. AI
eluding ho Kr. Murphy. the rank and file of the
Democratic party are yep-red to vote against
theme-t popular Democrat in the country for
money became they fear his election
planes the Syracuse delcuntion To this
we aaythat if hir. Murphy bellows what in:
m then he regards hia own followers no
lugwn'mpa rather than Democrats.
“Ilia Interview an Inuit."
minterview is an insult to the romiar Dr:—
W of the atatc. There are two own
when in the Bill organization who are ro-
garded'itbmpicioubythc Damocranyiugoir
Thou men are Murphy himet and Lien-
tenant Governor Shealnn. There is agoneml
[mm in the nets of New York that they
wevetreacheruna to the national ti: ket In In“
and I think it not unlikely that they will be so
tilt year if they do not happen to be
with the nomination made. But they
wfilnotbeable to carrywith them an many
Democrat-a: there were before. and ihm-o yI t
tofind anyevidence that they will be supportl- «I
In their treachery by Tammany Hall or the
Eingneoun county organizations. The man who
protruding to be a friend, sticks ll stilatto ”Into
yourhnckiaamau who in known nniy among
Iuphy’a own followers. But his power for
evil inminimixed this year by the new ballot ro
(on-ad. Bel-amau who will be treaI herons
toanyhody.
Bvevyother Democrat in the state of New
York will vote for kir. Cloveland if he is man
hated. and he can hold anindegwndt ut and Re
public-n vote of a clan never befo: it known in it
Malayalam Nobody else man do till».
not com-anywhere near it. For that nus-Ir,
“N there uh— ma: Iv i) nlwmi» v'lwn l
'Mldh'e pcmrlmin'; 2IHII rr- i t-I (‘l win .
for the proddnilial n- Iminnli m. i In: . m
doubt he in by far the most available cuIIIlI.I..Iu
for the atahc of Sew York.
l‘alrchild Denie- a story.
Charla 8. Fairchild said to a wpnwntn-
“Nolan United Prom “The story pub-
WM the Hill people aro making in-
roada in our sol! «Into «lelegutiom in the
boob. lutead or that. in many from
ah!- where Kill has been given votes by
no in our schedule, we are receiving aneur-
anul that the delegates will not vote {or
him at all. By tonight we will be able to
give m to Air. (.‘lcvcland‘a ndberonta
lint he will have enflrient votes to now
hate him on the tint ballot."
Thoma J. bowling. president of the Nut:
York State Trades anaembly. and n pu-
lentinngm workingmen of that hilill'
arrived here. When asked h‘n poeitlnn IIy
areprcevntatlve of the United Prose mill:
“Allin pvcehient of the trades assembly
I all have to favor the nomination of Dav 'IIl
D. Hill. Without any personal prvjmllcn
and Ir. Cleveland, 1 any uuwlnivooally
he cannot get the warhlngmen'e votes
of New York alate. Iy unionization In
tobeuunpariisuu and in fact is
D. like nomination of Mr. Reid on the
ticket forbida our aupportlng it.
We therefore look forward toacamlldate
(lib Democracy that we can support. and
we belt." that Iir. lliil, having done no
- arachforlebor. lethemau."
m Icc‘amn, a Hill delegate from
We. III-z‘ “Inmates from Kings
county are unalterably mm to tho
Wot Ira-President Neva-lend and
V "in favor of the nomination of
Hill Inn “bully melted the in-
W the Auditorium hotel with litho-
oi their candidate. A Tammany
bureau he alto commenced active
lte ammunition includes a
pamphlet Iliad whh eatracte from
m [avenue to Bill or antago
wow
Outer. of Tammany Hall, and
um Governor
impending
Ilheehauare holding
thearrivcloftherankand
diheirhramwheu they propose It:
In
eiand
, WW
“WMWWUM lletolla
WMWWMwhilc
may we" a western man
theywmaot under-hydrochl-
“Unmanned.
leu- m ”“00“ 'l’ailra.
m I. Met Buffalo. who wee
wan hm politica. in Maui]
itich aa-llyur (im a
llama late the
.I. minus-rem.
event courier-or the. Penn-mania avian:- W
”I‘IIEIIIIIIIcE or rows:
tlon. ie at the Sherman Home. Thedelegao
Ion, eiaty-ifmr in number, and a big coa-
ticgent of enthusiastic lovere of the Buffalo
Itatcetuan. came in by apecinl train o'er
. the Pennsylvania liner at 3 o'clock.
"Outstatuende ‘IixtyJour delegates to
the convention and they are as a unit for
Cleveland.” laid Llr. Hurrity.
German as the Scene.
Senator Arthur P. German. of Maryland,
arrived on the Baltimoro and Ohio law.
Senator Gorman mu accompanied by Gov-
ernor Frank Brown, of Annapolia; Charles
J. M. Gwyn, of Baltimore; Congreaemnn
Barnee Compton, of Laurel. l. Freeman
Rceln. of Baltimore. and G. ll. L'pehur. of
Snow Ellll. It‘ll theee gentlemen are dale
gntee at large. The distinguished Mary-
laudem had not been in the Palmer House
long before it waa known that they would
vote solidly for Cleveland until it was:
ehownhecould not be elected, and then
the delegates would drop into line for Gov»
lllll Bold- tha Balance or Power.
Juat about oneelghth . of the 900 men
whose votee will make the Democratic
nominee for the presidency next week an 1
24110 interacted outsiders arc in Chicago.
It is conceded by representatives of all the
elemente that tho adherents of Senator
Bill will hold the balance of power. Just.
whatparticulnr number of volt-s the sup-
porters of Grover Cleveland will lurk upon
the first ballot in a debatable quo>tion. A
table carefully prepared by one of the
"antienappere" and bum-Ii upon the actions
of either of the various Mote ('(IXIVI‘llliUilS
gives the tax-president .500 votes, or 00 19224.4
than the total needed to nominate.
In this estimate. howevor. the {3 votos of
Illinois are counted for Palmer. mid the 30
of Indium; for Gray. Neilliernf those mi-
cuiationn can be accepted as rolInIIIu, as the
ca-prceidont is absolutely certain of at last
l-i votes from Indiana and 20 from lllinoie,
which would bring his estimate up to ISM.
In the mtimotein question to: Iliil Iloiegutvn
arr! credited to never: sontiwm stairs, but
it incontonded by tho ClevclunIiites tlmt llii'
men so classified are open to argument.
Friends of Governor Boles. who have on-
tend upon a remarkable campaign. are not
inclined to think that the ”X'l'n‘filllt'p' Will
get even fill) votos as a stutter, although
their favorite in credited with only the ‘20
votes of Iowa. They say that they have zu-
surances of at least 75 votes on the first ind.
lot. The 8 votes of South Dakota. which
were nuppoeml to be split up butwin Civvv-
land and Bill. will, they my. be m-lI-l fur tlw
lawnmwhilo they would NIEL‘I'I' fillyiflirt frnm
the southern states that \wulni film-i. tin»
calculations of both the Hill and Civ'Vi'liliill
lenders.
So for M the muthcm mimounry work is
concerned they are blinking rumiderubl y on
a speech in IIppInition to the Lodge hill dc»
liwrmi by Governor Boles at Kcoknk in ix»
lobar, 1am, and In which he took :ztrouu
ground that the measure in question was no
more ueccx-snry in the southern amigos than
in the north. There was no little signifi-
cance in a call made by a number oI lawn
delegntoe upon Crokvr. Shwlmn. Murphy
and others of the Tammany brirmle. An
hour or two uftvr llllj sonn- of tho va
Yurkrrx paid i| I'r-It-m :1; \Mt m I!» Iv n2:
hexulqunnorh. 'l‘iIr linukuyvr :..I I: I~
lul’llfit‘ll to r: puIlintI- with so .2 III-n1 f i“
Sugg-valinll that there in nzlytlung ll'iililll
Him little flirtation. but the fer-ling pvt-Nils
that thoy um feeling their way tanuIi Im
alliance with the Hill men in the intrrwt HE
their candidate. The Tammany lltflt“,
:rztz-vn
has received an ucccnion in the persons of
a number 0! prominent New York con-
grenemen, Including Bourke I‘Iwkrnn, John
R. Fellows and Amos J. Cummings.
Borne dI-aultory betting ix: brim: done In
the hotel lubb‘wa. (More were mole of arm
to ([00 that Senator liill would not bf‘
nominated and of am: to tho that if I...
were he would not carry New York mun.
Therewerc no wager: Inado on l‘l‘llt‘r of
those pmpooitiona. The nitnntiou ram-run to
have received itself Into (Ileninrnl ngnimt
the field. with no odda on either auto.
(halter and ”rice Fall Out.
Sachem Richard kaer and lit-unto? Cul-
vin B. Brice had a falling out at thI- Palmer
iiouae. They had been in one of the hotel
parlor- for over an hour. who the mentor
came out hantily. Hie hat wae jsImInI-Il
down over hi2 eyes. his face waa ml 11ml he
looked angry. hir. Bruin-r followed him IIIIII
tugged at hie artn. speaking to him nmm.
while.~ in a low tone. 'Mr. Brine replied with
a remarkable chow oi temper: “i won't do
it. i won‘t conumt to any each thing."
lir. Urolter replied in a whisper and Mr.
Brice anewernd him in a tone neatly been!
fifty foot away: “No, air; it in no me» talk
ing. 1 will not comet to such a thing."
Thonhebvokc away from the grasp of
the Tammany mac and hurrtoul down
stein, while Mr. (hotter turned and would
back to the room.
Coupon-man Tracey. who in with the
Cleveland (more. laid to the United Prue:
"Illinole will vote wildly for Hr. Clevelund
onthefiretbellotandthat lea big gain for
"I!
Mmenearhaingameleeattho
Great Northern hotel when the Bun-lo
, wearing Clevehndhadgee. cum
in contact with a party from cam-am-
ty, which wee ehonting for till]. Bothm aide-
became excited. very mocg cam-airm-
were exchanged. and come of the diepntanta
became an heated thatch ted, the Interference
dthclrfriendt pram an exchange of
milling stronger than verbal m“-
the.
(trace Jaye Tania-any wm not run.
mm W. it. Grace. at New York. on
being interviewed said: “i would" that
Wt Barri-on Ia particularly atrong In
ilew Yukon account at hie comervatlve
frec-
,lrauetaaythatihelievethet may
will faithfully anppurt the Met if
Clevelandlaucdaated aadlwmgoallttle
Iarthavandaaythatlieel-mthn antle-
dad that he will he
General Manager.
a dramatic and rectal club of Janey City
Beighte. known as Om {Yr-lag, has no“
aakrd to dieband by Bishop Winger. The
III-aha! do not know why :th are re-
«costume»
Bomcrvllle. Ii'aaelcciebrated her fiftieth
annivereary
Guthrie ha- been pIIIcardrd with bill!
warning white eltlxens not to employ col-
ored help.
Otto Freezer, a newspaper reporter of
Ban Antonio. Tex, who alerted on a bicycle
for the (lily of Iiexico on Apr I! 3’. III believed
to have loot hie life between Dnrango and
Mazatlan.
The wheat est la in full pleat, In
eonthern Kansas. he grain in eacqllent
and the crop magnificent.
The attorneye for Dr. Grave». who was
convicted of the poisoning of tin Josephine
Barnaby, petitioned the "IIinmI‘m aupverne
court for an early reopening: of the case.
Dr. Gravea' health is being impaired by his
confinement. Tho petition w...- refused.
The etate department has been notified
of the reeiguation of the president of Vane.
zuela.
Roar Admin] E. A. K. Beuham has been
ordered to hoist his flag on tin- Rework and
to proceed to and assume command of the
Scuth Atlantic station.
Km George Van Rise, of Trenton, was
drowned in the RaIritarI river vvlzilv. insane.
While bathing in the Norrie canal, at
NewarkJeu-ymr-old William llesett wee
drowned.
Amau. who claims to be a clergyman,
giving his name a! William E. l’ctne, of
l-‘lntlands, L. 1., was amazed at Smmrk on
In charge of consulting a young woman.
James Holland. a negro rvul estate agent
at Kingfisher, 0. T., worn with difficulty
saved from lynching by the police of that
town. Holland had promised to giw every
negro applicant a claim for ten dollars, and
he failed to keep his word.
The home committee on ruin-hint». and
foreign commerce luvs authorized itcprc-
eontntive O'Neill to h‘ynrf favorably :1 bill
to promote the sale! y of railway i!!!illln_\‘m‘d
and [among-2m. it rvqllim immmotivm in
be equipped with power llrakm ruflicivnt to
control a train.
THE ARENA OF SPORTS.
Oxford neatly for I-Zitlrer tale or flar-
wnvvi.
1.05903. June I”. -Uxforvl mum: on liflVt‘
declared their n- .ul. lira-l In ru“ In the
Thames nut Soptomla-r. tln- ill'bt' \Vhli'li
ahnllwin the now known il-Irvnni and
Yale at New London ud'xt mouth. le Ilvv
claim: in favor of holding the moo was until?
Friday owning in II meeting at tho.- Oar-ml
University Boat club. of (be bunt crew mp-
taiue and C. Robinson. a Canadian burrinter,
who luul shine information to give them
about the Yale and Harvard crown. The
president was then nuthorinwl. without a
dimming voice. in amp! the challenge,
which the common here InuiI-mund will b»
cent by the winners of the llarvnrd-Yn'e
rate. At tlII» ammo timi- fifty Pillli‘l't erro
Yuh‘d tumml Imym: tlIv vaw ~-~~ In in- in-
l‘ll'h'll in, I'm III in}: I l‘r‘i'.‘ l"l‘ :m» 'i. 1 ‘ing.
sulliviul Talk» About I‘Ivrlwl'.
Nl-zw Yultanuno I: -.l..hn Na. Sullivan
says: “I have never been in better health
than at prom-m nml will elm in tIIw-Irk
funny fight with Corbett with mom mnfi~
deuce rI-g' r'liug my phyeiral I‘Olnluinn ”In“
III nuy llflil'r period hlili‘i‘ my mum-Hun
with tho ring. [export tntwgin training
the first of July. Nine wu-lta are enough
for any man torret Into I‘ondillnn. i llnw
weIgh '1’." pounds, nirippcd. l bah-II'i
touched admp of liquor In wvon month
and have no limit? tn. Corbett will not
fight. but will compel me to do all the
fighting.”
Talc- and Harvard Infuse.
Haw Manon, ‘onn.. June lit-The blew
London Giulio aayethat both Harvard and
Yale have tit-dined a challenge to row
against Cornell on the Thamee. and that it
la certain that neither new will go to Eng-
land to meet an Oxford eight. Captain Kel~
ton Iaye that unofficial communication baa
been received regarding a rare with Oxford.
\‘ale Will Not Itew 1 overall.
iuuca. N. Y., June IN. Th.- Cornell
crew aent Yule a challenge last week to row
at any timeov place. A telegraphic rvply
received aayo: “Yale mnnot mwt‘nrm-ll;
rename: later.” The teirgrmuheimrmi by
the commodore of the Yale navy.
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icon “not! i to 1 In lillliou‘a favor.
At Bow Yorke-The nine hetween the New
York and iirooalya learn: wee mun-d on no—
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Cheviots.
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at, ital: manufaI turn
out! get Pl’ll‘l'li.
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it Washington at. so. lama III.
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nothing lwtlrrur Innrr
( ‘ali and unminr them
Sale Cheap.
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first-class Inner.
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FIne Boots and Shoes lot
FIII custom lint lllli III II
III III Kinds I'll 25'
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superlative
la the beatFlou rmade.and ”cheap “any
other. All groc'crn aeil it. Eve hamio
wk of ilunr'i madeln the famous \ ASHBL'R‘k
MILLS. pol an the name of
W‘ASHSUIJN nCRUSH Co'.a None genuine
w
Kenny, Rubens it. 00.,
Hill. AGENTS.
Til) Main 5! mi. 'liartfurd. ('unu.
Inri‘: film
The leading fish market of the
city is at
HUNT 8L ZELUFF’S
':;’~W.xsm.\'urox Smut: ~32.
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lhere vou can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A line
lot of shad arrives every day.
PURE lUMiTU UilSUP,
IIPUNTEU SiNUlNES,
[UBSTENS
' menu: U‘ISTERS.
Orders called for and delivered.
W hoioanlo and Retail Fish, 0y 5-
ter and \ egetaole Market,
HUNT &ZElUFF’ 8
32 WISHIIBTUI STREET.
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iNSTANTANL'UUS
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Wheeler 8:. Hanford,
5:! MA!!! swam. Si). KURWALK. CT;
Agents for
lIUlUN. I’IIIENIX. WiNWlUN &
NiIIllEN, HIUNUHY iNU
UlUlING BUUUS.
if you not Iohaverornfertamla Lilli”:
A \‘tt’l‘O t “HEEL. with swam“ and
imbt unblon Tina. both wliwla Dal to
mmatic lire). NU llUilfiT. h) ’l‘ M:
'l' 133qu uliy.gnarantecd and only 8WD.
if» "nor; have decided to try a pneumatic. buy
hole In Int t agu. tum:
Tatum to null. p o m“ ‘
OltliiOlt" “$08.. AGENTS.
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ad”
FEEL... Fone lessons.
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Venue-amine“: florwalh
Mm. alter J. flail. a» Went Nth
tract. N. V. Inl'llnv
Some ‘
Raise the
Objection I
ran aver-mum III now now
an no“ man. a trauma or
mm rear rnzr canal
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III war war ma meow
manna. wnanl re run
anvawrana or We ran.
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wnne IieIIehore ,m7
Camphor Gum.
Dalmatian Insect Powder.
Naplhalien.
Paris' Green.
In quantities to suit at the low.
est market prices.
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HALE
The Druggiét.
Cantrell: Walks,
Flag Walks,
UUIU and (linear;
Put dmvn in the best mating; at.
the lowest price.
GRAUING,
sulnms,
ENUAVATING
BY
RAYMUNU BRUS.
SPICES'
The Great Atlantic and Pa-
rifiI TI-a (30.1mm connected
with their large stock of Tenn
and C olives
II. and P. Brand Spices
of which they are the sole man-
ufaI furore.
A. 8: P. TEA 80.,
4 MAIN 51.. NIIRWALK.
Any article that has outlived
22 years of competition and im—
itation. and sells more and more.
each year. must have merit.
Dobbins" Electric Soap, first
mode in 186:0, is just that article.
T hos» who use it each w (and
their mum: is legion.) v0
clothes and strength an ct
soap do the work. All that we
can say as to its merits, pales
into IIotlIingIIoss, before the
story it will tell, itself, of iii.
own perfect purity and quniuy,
if you will give it one trial.
Ask your grocer for it. lie has
it, or will get it. Try it next
Monday.
Tin-re are many imitation
N. B. Electric biceps In which PIEC-
tricity [doyenopurt Dobbina' .
lathe ori innl one. all Magnetics. Elec-
tries. and Mum-Mexico arc fraudulent
imitations. Ask for Dobbine’ Electric;
act- that our name is on every wrapper.
and If any other in rent you by your
gnaw, when you order ourII. send it
but It to him.
i. L. Cnaoin d: Co.
Philadelphia. Pa.
l. H. BNUWN,
SANITARY l'llllllll. 8TH. all
I“ FITTING, 'I'II IUDEIII.
SHEET Ilfll WUIK
In all branches. at fill;Rt WARD
itniiil'lil‘l‘fltm ti “macadamia
’IkB‘I'KAI
"WE. WATER ’30] mm
The fine-It line of
Stoves. Ranges & "salon
in the city.
TIN ,SSTEEL liEi'iE ill! IMI
WINE}.
Hpcciala urethra mt J . ¢
duawili menacing: willfm mfim
care. All wort: done
Inhaler-minivan
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