SPEtIlL Tllllll MEETING
'msooaoan alumna“ IN
sMyeaarru coins.
ill-sun the cum I’wlwt load and
it” limp-nan to htrnlghtan
shawls-sins lom rIIII nan—um.
was. ta the Resolutions.
fl'llm'cwasa good attendance at the
town meeting held in the Town House
My afternoon. Charles Olmstead
WU dlmsn moderator and the assembly
pounded to basins. under the call.
” J. R. Hal-via introduced the following
he. and
arehersby authorized a instruct-
made “the work that certain high-
km” thew Point road
ew York. Haven and
ordrailroad to that certain high-
wknown a Fifth avenue, on Benedict
ratio, at But Norwalk, in the town of
Nurwalk, as laid out by the selectineii
and-cesium by this town September 4,
Mmding to map of same prepared
13.. ood, ., and that
rain of fifteen hundred dollars
ovao Iomuch thereof as may be necessary
he, and the same is hereby appropriated
from the treasury of said town to defray
the caper-e of said work.
. Attanoy Hurlbutt raised a question as
to the neonaity of a vote.
W. 8. Hoody moved that the resolu-
tion be laid upon the table. The motion
-waa lost.
Hr. larvin then spoke of the danger—
o- condition of the road, the large
a
‘I amount of travel over it, and stated that
, the
[nan-1y. IrJI
the owners were willing to give
necessary for the widening of
the thoroughfap.
A. H. Byington and E. O. Keelcr spoke
in favor of the improvement, and after
”Inc further discussion the following
' amuidments were added to the resolu-
lion;
“Provided, however. that no portion of
ion he paid to any
Istakeri for the big way:
and provided, further, that no money he
“til .dlfd'or any improvemerp‘: road:
mi 0 the property requi is o
laincd.
Avole was then taken.and asthere
L were no negative votes the chair decided
all! the resolution was adopted unani-
oo‘dy objected, and a I’iSr
big vote was taken. The result was
ninety-five in favor and none against.
The improving of the Roton llill road
w- next taken up and resolutions offer—
ed appropriating 8500 for the work.
Aft?! some discussion the following reso—
, lotion wnaaulntitutedmith amendments,
for the original one:
Resolved, That the selectan be and
bershyare authorized and instructed to
wag, igh .repair, wilden and
straighten t i way exten lug from
m- Grove Place, so called to the Ilotou
Bill road in the ’Town of Norwalk and
Baton Hill road from the residence
“Raymond according to sur-
p Ferris liorehcuse,
themm of .500. or so
may be necessary he
tlieaame appropriated for
rpose fromt town treasury.
.tbat said 3500 shall cover Illl‘
coat of said improvement, and pro-
, further, that said improvement be
undertaken until responsible resi
of said town shall enter intoa bond
to mid selectmen with surety satisfac
tray to said aeleotmen to save the town
hurrah. from all costs and damages for
said impairment In excess of said 3500.
Avoto was taken and the resolution
was carried by eighty-fight to eight.
Jaaph Cox and William I]. Lockwood
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”Illa I.
lulled Um a Kettle of
lealdlag Water.
k, thethree—year—old son of
mm, was playing in the hack
yardofhkhoinaatlzwvsstreet, Bald
lorwalk. yesterday morning, when he
rallintoakettlcofacaldiug water, which
Illa. Hurray, who lives in the same
w. “carrying. 'l'hswater splasliv
“Willa llttlcfcflow, frlghtfully burn-
Lkhkfacc and the upper part of his
“‘tsay. Bk condition. however. is not
W In. Murrays
m was badly burned.
”mach-alluring.
‘Tb annual maetlngof theEastNon
fornication-ammonium.
Idaho-running. D.P. Harrell
"mm-fiafincnadict
wank. The Input-showed that
“thdahtofthcdmwaapald
fly—randdiatthsrskatpmaentflw
fl fl trury. Therein atprsasnta
"‘ of “.10). Thadabttwoyaaralgo
“”5. Ataaof live mllhon the
' "laid. aadlth thoughtataa
is was alnonnt next year will
fildaht. Johnw.lalaawas
: mitts-manforthssnsuing
yms. Thsfollowtagofllcsrswsre
M: Clark. (LEW:
.V.l. Buford; treasurer. H.
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nsIIII AND rnsanJ)
Important now- of the County and Stats,
Chroniclsd In a (lo-donned I'm-m.
The new Hethodist church at Seymour
was dedicated Sunday.
a $1. 000 nullity at puller sineii
Captain Bryan E. Lynn and llajor
llcfluire will have another broadsword
contest next month at Hall's grove, lliid-
dletown.
The sixth annual reunion and basket
picnicof the Judd association ofConnecti-
cut will be held at Savin Rock, West
Havin, Wednesday.
Black diphtheria has broken out in the
family of Mrs. Henry Tanks of Mill
River strect, New Haven. Four: chil.
dren have been striken and two" have
died. .
F. H. Whittelsey has leased his tissue
paper mill in Windsor Locks for three
years from the first day of next Septem-
her to James S. Coogan and William H.
Pusey.
The New Britain water commissioners
have awarded the contract for laying the
twenty—four inch water main from Shut—
tlemeadow Lake to the city to (I. II. Egc
lee. of Hashing, N. Y.. Ioi‘313,000. The
distance is 11,500 feet.
The post office in Windsor was broken
into early yesterday morning,biit the burg
lars were frightened away before securing
anything. The safe was tampered with
and cannot he opened until an expert ar-
l’ll'tS. It is supptned to be loaded.
The directors of the Gentlemen's Driv-
ing club, of Hartford. have decided to
give another four «Iiiys‘ Iltt‘t‘llllg, begin-
ning oil Tuesday, August 2. The purses
will be $250 each forall but members
events, entry ten per cent, and entries
will closIrJuly '35.
Dr. Purdy, of Mystic, while dozing In
his chair Monday night. was aroused by
nburglars. He saw a man in his room
and used his revolver. The man return-
ed the fire and ran to the cellar. Fol-
lowing after him, Dr. Purdy aw the man
escaping by the window. No damage
was done.
The New York, New Haven and Hart—
ford hns divided the New York, Provi-
dence and Boston property into two
divisions. JNB. Gardiner, the former
superintendent of the New York, Provi.
dence and Boston, is made superintend—
ent of the Providence division, between
New London and Providence, and I". E.
Spencer. superintendent of the Worces-
tcr division.
While the Boston and New York ‘lim~
itcd express “lo passing Charter Oak
park, llL'ill' llarlfurd, land evening, Ellul‘
Iii-er Charles Pierson, while leaning from
the cab was struck in the head by a stone
thrown by some unknown person and
was badly wounded. lie was picked up
iiisclisible and lie-chum dileriuua. Train-
meu took him toliis home at Mt. \‘cr—
non, N. Y. ..-
Charter flak Bare .
There were about 1.500 persons present
at the Charter Oak park races in Hart-
ford, yesterday.
J. J. Bowen's hr. :5. Merry Bird won
”W213? trotting clears in three straight
heals. II. Pope's h. a. King Charles
mun- second. Best time 2:? ""
In the? .L’llclass, pacing. II. I’ope's h.
g. ltebus won first money and J. B.
Clark's II. 3. Linden second. Best time
2:17l.
A. l’. McDonald's br. m. Mattie lluii-
ler won first in the 2:?” class, with E. l“.
Ilznis‘b. g. Teragon amid. Best time
low England Directors Resign.
At a meeting of the New York and
New England yesterday, the following
directors resigned: J. A. Iloslwick, J.
L. Muauly, Ii. Ilentz and C. V. Carr.
The vacancies were filled by U. 3. Day.
William Lumniis. Joseph Iientzler. Jr.,
and Anson ll. Flower. President Par-
sons says there was no additional infor-
mation to begiven out and would not
affirm nor deny that the New York ter-
minal had been conshiered. A director
raid that the voting trust matter was not
discussed. The meeting did not adjourn
to any fixed date.
Admitted to the ltar.
Thomapplicaula who have successful-
ly Ml the examination for admlmiou
topractice at the I‘airfleld unruly bar
and received their notification archorge
A. liooiiecker. of Norwalk: Howard 0.
Joyce, Elbert 0. Holland Ilerbsrt A.
Hill. of Bridgeport; John 1’. Col, of
Danburyflionild. Cirrtla, of Stanford;
T. C. lead, of Greenwich. There were
fifty‘four applicants altogether and
eleven rejected. From Falrdsld county
tliirtesri were examined and men of
these pa-rd.
frail-ta a halo Victory.
The Yale and Harvard mob-erred
"caning day” Holiday night, and were
Introducedtnsaclmthsnbnt ”radiance
of the Egyptian pyramids aboundsd.
YastsrdaythaYals erswgavsairlal to
their new Wat's-hall. They may use
'itonthsmoiasntoasdaywut tlisfaotis
not a yet mail. Themwsksap as
the plastics spins. (laklwsll. the old
anaehwmliolslaltswfnndoa.
predicts
withuhhtyavlohiryforlthala
toys.
awwnmm
York's-ruthenium lbs:
’farawayfiolasachothw anon-ibis In W“
nearflmflrovostoremearlynewfl,
hulldhiglotsCrown avenue, eachmoh250
GEO. LOCKWOOD;
Real Estate and Insurance,
o. 2 South Main Street.
South NorWalk. or.
lllllllll IIEll IIIIST [Elli
Carnegie Will 13er the Amal-
gamated, It IsSaid.
Troubl- Icavwd at tho llo-aataad Works
if Inch a_ Inc Is Halo-Thu flurry
That law Ian Will Do Employed D.-
IIOII by tho erI.
Pmsscao. June 99.-—Ths odlclnla of the
Amalgamated nucctatton havsbosn notilled
tint “Every union man in thaeniployot
the Camgls Steel works at Homestead
would be dhchargcd on July I.” The Amal
gamated oncials, who have taken every
precaution possible to preserve the peace
and have advised the man against using
forcible means to gain their point, at once
gave orders that the information should be
guarded unruly until it is finallv canllrnied
by tn members of the firm tl selves
The story has it that at a special riveting
of the ofliclala of the Carnegie int: resin it
was decided that every union man in the
employ of the firm at the Homestead works.
from the highest down to the tom-st III-
borer, should be paid off In full on’auiy l
and disc d at once. The present scale
expires on s 30th lust, and it is asserted
that the firm has determined to run the
mill nonunion thereafter.
A member of the Amalgamatedassocia-
tion in speaking of the story said: "We get
our information that tho men are to he dis
charged direct from the throne, though. of
course. the Carnegie people have not sent as
official Information to that effect. This is
the surprise they have‘prornised the men.
and it certainly is startling.”
The same gentleman says that notwith»
standing the charts that have been made to
make everything appear poaceable, there is
an undertone that is liable to burst forth
like a volcano. without a moment's warn-
rig.
Carnegie Phipps & Co deny thathnicn
men will he disc harm] on Fiidiiy and new
men bind in their l l: Ices.
BERLIN AGAINST BISMARCK.
Liable to Prosecution for Ilia III-marks
in Art-trim.
Brutus, June fill—Public opirdori in this
city has been roused to an exception!!! de-
gree against Bismarck for his remarkable
attendees in Austria and south Germany.
Many who have heretofore clung to the
prince now acknowledge that their loyalty
will not allow them to go furthwr With him.
They condemn his recklessness in exposing
state secrets and his efforts to i-xcitn “or
mans to distrust of their sovereign.
Eminent lawyers lien» sat that With-Ill!
doubt Bismarck him Waller-'4 issued! lm‘ 1r
to prosemtion by the crown. and I'm! hi»
conviction upon the evidence would he rer-
tain. Such a prosecution, humvvr. is ml!
of the question. Bismarck has .surh a strong
hold on the sentiment of all Ilerinany tliut
even the Independents and Social Dormant.-
would denounce the prov. I'Illflgs‘. ".rnl
von Caprivi uslmnglyoprmsed to any solo n
Whirl) would indicate. that the government
felt it Worth While to notice iiisnmrrk's nt-
tncks. In this view of the rim» lllt‘ chm:
collor is supported by the t‘lnpvrnr, f‘niuit
Botho zu Enlenbnrg and “on lllq-Iul arr
understood to he in fnvpr of heroic mo asum
to shut the ex—chaiicellor's month
llallutlmx Staffers In Jail.
Tram“, June 29.»-The thirteen lmi'ut-
box staffers Were brought to Tn‘an-n ivy
Sherifl MtPhillipa, of Hudson wuntv.
Their pr'ulon life began instantly and within
an holl’ their heath had been I'rulrpml and
they had put on the prison garb, The
names of the men are as follows; Tlmmm
I. bleskili. Peter J. ('assidy. Juror» Burns,
Oscar In l‘reihourg. Thomas 'I‘rntteiz John
D. Hagan. John I’. Murray, I’Mrh-k J. lir-
(lrnth. Francis “'helori. David ”onion.
John R. Whelari. Martin J. White and
Henry Sperm. Their sentence is eighteen
months apiece.
'l’hc Drnytana Reconciled.
Nrw Toas,JaIIe 21L—llr.iind Mrs. J.
Coleman Draytori. who rcruntly flours-d in a
scandal that was given wide nnturiutv, lmvr
been reconciled. They met at the Autm
mansion on Fifth avenue. Thu null-m is
regarded in niciely an an acknowledgement
by Mr. Draytou of his belief in the trim»
cones of his wile. Mrs. Dmytnn will sail
for Ewope on July 6 and when who returm
they will again live together,
Pnlh'a llody to "In It;lwavod.
Nhlflrllhl, June so. "According to a dr-
cres in the can whereby Polk plmmgon
into the got-ton of the llalMl’luwof
Wt oil the heirs mat that the
coat of slot In lount (lllvst cemetery and
the removal of the ramalnaof President
James II. Polk and wife he made a chill-gs
and lion upon the property.
..... ”M mu...
Aahfwrd Vlad from Ila-all.
Ball hascisco, Jana 29.—Wlmi ch.~
steam-r Australia Isft llonohdn the rudder
disappearance
the landing topic of direction. Aahford,
whomehargsdwlthtrwaaonJaMl-dthv
mantry.
Illn- la Ina-as.
Raw Yuan, Jane D,~nrlward Dinar.
whoahotlaxclsrgrt. llarahllivsns’sa-all»
mkaMkwkcdlathahoapital cell.Noa
”nodule the Tombs. There hornet}
canynodoobtthathsktnsans.
resale-a for 0.. Weak.
Wunitoroildnaa 1—11» number at
allowed by the harm of pensions
the week ended June lawns 6.450. The
mum paid forths rams than
”M740-
rIir. Irwin .- first.
law Year, Jan. IDs-Dr. John Arthur
Irwin iron trial Wind‘s
”with hold-a
ea thaw-f “a.
lrvhallhop.
fictive-am kart.
”minimums“-
priattoasf ”hiatus-
e Wise wflIcisut?
THE venom ”555355 155 no.
Operator nuns. magma- Brwwn. and
laglaur lolly Cans-rod.
Business. Pa, Juno!) «JD-com
tiny Investigating the recent railroad dis-
m lathk city mdersdths following
first-1W0 find that [1.3. Bayes, the
‘ .w- guilty of nee-mm-
M
wing second sec tion of No 0 to
run on tho block before the first section
had left the block between the Btaclton
and Bock street towers.
Second—Robert I. Brown was guilty of
growlynsglscting his duty as a flagraan in
notgoingbackfarauoughand placingcapr
on the trackand remaining until second
section mind to day It.
Third—That the engineer, Hugh Kelly. fa
charged with gross neglect in not having
his train under full control on approaching
Dock street tower, and runningpaat danger
signal and running into the first auction,
causing the wreck
Fourth-“Ca cepsarc the Pennsylvaak
y for allowing a local
lit train he on a rasssager track on
no of an approaching passenger train.
“Engineer Kelly was placed under hall for
future appearance, If wanted.
LAUNCH OF THE TEXAS.
The Big Battlaahlp Will Be a Formula—
hlc Poo.
Neuron, Va, Juno flit—The battleship
Texas, the first one of that class in the new
navy, was launched at the navy yard. She
is theflrat armor clad battleship ever put
Into the water by the United States. It
has taken six years toeonstruct her. Bhs' a
double taunted, with a length between
perpendicnlnrs of all feel, an eatreuie
breadth, 64 feet I inch, anda molded depth
of 30 feet 8 inches. Her mean draft of wa~
ter will be 2? feet Giachcs, while with 506
tons of coal aboard she will be ableto stem
17 knots per hour.
Theressel is built of steel throughout.
with a double bottom so arranged that the
compartment may be used for waterbal-
last. The principal armament consists of
two 20-inch and six flinch hrcochlmding
rides, the secondary battery romprl‘ing
twelve opounder and four lvpnunder rapid
fin guns, four Botchkias revolving cannon
and two Sailings. Ber armor is Ii foot
thick. The verge] will he lighted through-
out hy electricity and will carry four pow-
erful search lights. two of which will be foi
boat use. She isdellgned for a flagspr and
to carry a complement of 3"»? officers and
men.
Engraver "um-Ia Dead.
Waaulxorox, June “lit—John I-‘, I". Prod
Botanic died at his homo in this city. aged
ninety-one. He was the oldmt engraver in
the world. fie engraved TrnnibulI'a pie
tore, the signing of the declaration of In
dependence and was curator of the National
Academy of Design. lie acreptul an ap
pointmont in the bureau of engraving and
printing in June, lh‘lill. ills work was high
ly appreciated, the delicate ornamentation
on the bank notes and securities being the
prulnct of his graver.
Herbert L Terrell fines l‘rrr.
Nrw Your. Jum- 2‘.) «liidgv- Inimmho
air! l'r'IfI-d SIM-II w" on mun
vhl‘n a , Laws-z! lll‘Ylh‘lf l. ’l. I’.rll. whc
In.» an «ml In this distrirtnn an millet
mm: {mind in Massachusetts against llllll at
It ll.~'IIlllt‘F of the Whisky hint. and uh:
l-l‘"ll'fi'lll hula-as corpus and I-crtiomi’i pru
combo: for hisilischargv on the plea that
the indit (meat was dcfv I tive.
‘11"
To |tlarli )Im’miovilli l’arh Agata.
FulzItIInIII N June LW Olm‘l‘l
tiie mmmltleo of1 the Monmouthl‘ unlit)
Law and Order league has mapped nut
plans for the crusade against Monmouth
Park. and has engaged Irwin] officers to or
rest all persons found making books or sell
ing pools each race day. The members «I
the league believe that this mums vril‘:
break up the races
lwaployera and Employed In llarrnnwy.
Hellman". Pa, Juno :9. The \‘n
ttoual Tube Works company and all of in
employees have made an nrrungrmu-Iit tr
govern oparationl for the ensuing year.
The National rolling mills and forge will hr
shut down for stock taking during thst-k
commencing July «I. Over two thousand
menaveintmslsd.
Illndaat )Inhr’s Aired-Ins r‘ thaw.
leaaa N. J, June 29. «The night
yearmld «laughter of Ilenry Knapp is ins
critical condition bemoan of an assault
mlnmlttod on her by Emil Nshr. aged
eighteen. Mnhr. who was arrested la a
student In the lulu-rally of the lily at
New Y nrk, and Is wry highly minim tul.
l' ashlar Murray ullll ”lasing.
Ilinnurowv, N Y, Jnnsw. Tbslriard
of supervisors will hunt next Friday at
flushes to appoint a county treasurer In
placeof William If. lnmy, cashier of tilt
closed Gnu-hen National bank. Ilaay of
thhw who know Hurray frarthatliswm
mutnmaiaasahanaplnaltvs.
........L Emma-..»
'lhny 'aar lam. lulu.
Dvatnv.Jnast9.«-Tasntiaimawk
tn Irish when. Including railway and
hank-locks, owing to the fear that Mm.
Inlswlll gala the dayiiiths conducive
thin. Wham-sauerkraut)
astolrsland’sfatnrs.
Vallh Carla! Johnson Killed.
honor. Jana Hummus K. Johnson
wholiadqalteafollowlagoffalth cnrsdls
clplss,waskllled wallowing am hii
hon-nintheliynnpahlic forest hya frag
Intofrock blasted from a lodge also.
dhtaacaaway
W Cara Ina-lag again.
lastClavslaadtllrast Railroad warp-arr
Ila-sh partially ended. Cars wars rat
hythslndldAmns road at latervakol
tsawlfleenmlaalsswlthoatnolratatlsa
WI. cathartic“.
lnTmJaasE-‘mkhsttfhth
mart. can of tho Mugs-liars of tin
Mm Via-l?
Edwards-lam
E
gent; if you don’t you will lose money. Is a word to
”MCOMSTOCK'
litm-y othake
ofi Ifyou‘do
it youwill be money in
3'00
Irrational that via um i Ill hill Ian’s.
.. Inuit" and lorr’ Slur llitsmhitli are
It Sllllllllill rim.
tutti IoIIIIIlI.
nor Emir III Intuition
BROTHERS.
Masonic Building,
Harwell.
without experience in t
perieiice with bargains, and perhaps you have not been ,
nor anybody else ever saw our figures paralslled.
Money makes lam
When we offsryou ‘
ing at the prices IV
we are virtually
away money. It
not be a clearer case of?
profit to you if we as»
tually handed you the
amountincash. Thatia
what we mean by saying
that it is money in your
pocket when you pur»
chase of us. We have
had a good deal of ex-‘
hat line yourself, but neither you
WIS ANDH'PBLITICS.
The Two Conventions Dia-
' cussed in the Senate.
1 . > ~vér--v»——« a
on. lays 'niat'tlis Ilia-darn oil con-pan,
(IO-trollad tho ”annuals at Chlenga
and the Other Ala-Ila Chairman (la-p-
hall as the Attorney at Armour 8 Co.
Wamloror, June 29.—-—The session of
tho-outs was longer than ithas been for
several weeks past, and was very intmstv
tug. immediately after it was mllsd to
order Ir. Bale, of Maine, spoke at consid-
erable length upon his tar-id mutation.
During the discussion on the resolution,
which was entered into by Mr. Vast, of
“snort, thorn was an exchange of per
localities as to the rupectivs interestsof
Chairman Campbell of the Republican com-
mittee and Mr. Whitney on the Democratic
side in trusts, the resolution being finally
laid over. The agricultural appropriation
bill was rinsed, with an amendment.
llnlc Alt-aka \Thltnry.
Ir. Bale in the course of his speech said:
‘ThaDsrnocratic party, a which Mr. Vest
hoodktingulshedaleader, had the oppor‘
.tanity given it by its chosen organ, the
committee on resolutions, at Chicago. to
recognize the American laborer. and de—
clined to do it. I also wish tomll the at.
tuition of the people to the for! flu-1th!)
great American manufacturer might have
been recognized by the party, for its coni-
rattles reported ll plank to that cam-t, but
the convention tossed it aside."
Bcplylng to Hr. Yeat‘s remarks on trusts,
Hr. Hale said titers was the great leader
who controlled the Cleveland forces m Ith‘i-
cage, whom they all knew and reap (led——
Hr. Whitney. Was he not connected with
any trust! The Chicago convention was
controlled by the Standard oil trod.
Kid's", interrupting with much warmth.
said: “Does the senator from Slain» vhorge
Ir. “’hitney with any connection Will] the
Standard oil trust.”
Hr. Halo (deliberately—I do not [Billie
any such charge.
Ir. Vest-Then it is utterly ulifiilr u
make any such inslunsllou. I July It. I
deny it on Mr. Whitney's own solo-mm: tc
me. His hmtherin-law is a stockholder,
butlllaveyetro learn that a man is m
lponalbla for his brother-imlaw.
Teal Assails Campbell.
Mr. Vest asserted that l‘hrlzrrr v l':irnp~
hell, of the Republican miriuni-l
was the paid lawyer of Arm.
Hale remarked that Mr. "'I .:
good lawyer llIlIl mu 9!.” ”(va r. anal rvr
doubt hail clients in mean I. of immune
all over the country. He iidilwl; "I do not
use". or believe that Mr. Wh‘mmy has any
intemt in the Standard Oil company. His
denialh enough for me, But you mount
make the country lwlisvv tho: the gm"
Standard Oil trust did llnl lzct'v- itf'nnll’ll
ling \‘Uifl' in shaping (in “"5““ of thr- I'hi-
ago convention."
Dir. Ilnlo Nan'filml Ill-II lll.‘ fulllY min
tionsbe allowed to {in on the tulglu. It." nlh.~r
senators desired tostwdk upon II. It Wit-vii!
ordered.
Doldlrrl' Illy III lhr III-nu.
Vl'aamxu‘mx. Jun:- fl~Thv day was ml.
dtern‘ day in the house. For the first time
th'u lemma the war veterans had II bean: :,
billabeing passed to pension army nums
now without means of support who served
for six months in curing fur and nursing the
sick and wounded: to provide a pension of
‘50 per month for nIIIIspw-itlv ill-Iilvilltim
and the hill to remove the disability of "IUM’
who participated In the rebellion and win.
have since enlisted In the navy or Anny ot
ll” Unitas] Still-N nlIIl heroine Illsnll'a‘ll. NI’
Meredith. of Virginia, Ilppflrlr‘tl the form"
hill on the ground that thwa- nurses had al
ready been paid and nlmiild not in» further
"wank-d. Mr. Smith. of llhun'is. euhiglu-d
woman in fir‘lu'ml. and the lllll'll' nIlN'II in
thclllll' Whit wirl‘kml MI lvllluullly during
the war.
lhwnrt's rm lolnngn Ann-«lineal.
Wasuinoros. Jnm- "II llr. l'lt'fi't‘. or
Two, latrouluccd In the how Senator
Stewart's amendment to the free wiring:
Nil, which provides for the outnum- nl sIl
var, oxcwpt that from foreign countries.
whether silver coin or bullion. lfr l'lvrn'
uya ha is firmly convinced that the bill will
pass the senate at an early dan- hy niiinyvri
ty of from o to 8. Mr I'm-w is of Iln "pill
too that the lions- would not stulllfy llrwll
by falling to para a silver bill stud “pull by
tbs sonata. and he fut» smallest that with
It!) signatures for a claims rule on Ills
BIandrIlvsrblll til him «mldnotrsfure
to pan fianator stewart's mason
Mlprsslly with 1' who
V moron. Juan all. «Tbs pinion“
hll bard” apronlalnathm lamina reclp
vocal trade rvlatlom wt Pubs. under the
reciprocity clause of the recent tariff law.
reciprocity smngmwnt.
which has boss in operation between I‘nba.
Portables and tin United states for the
partslght months, will corn to sac-nu on
nlyl and he salutltntnl by the Mllltt'f
arrangement which was smut-Ind hut
year. This latter arrangement is the most
complete and mm” rsclprmlty I:
want ever made by this government.
phrasing not only all agrkriillnml pro
ducts. but a long and important list at
mm m to in admlttud lies
a at greatly reduced duties
M with Inap'a Prompt Ice-ll.
Pasta. Jnaoflmlr. Coolidge,thsAiiI¢-ri
can minister. has Informed I. Illhot, the
mmuw stimulus-re
all of Captain Mammary-linked
mama-Inn, seen-so of lei-gar
Win "vesting plan-of Preach
duh-Ia. Ilium-mavens. mpt action
nmmuuwmmm
mm
Anharat‘alvym.
mh,3ansD.-Thscnstaws
mdawdaymehuwmma
W . Thelrywu planted”
Mall. abattoir. claw
Thesauoawashylohlllms
«WI. 0..aadthsyosm
”Hm.d0th.
BARGAINS TO THE MEN AS WE WILL OFFER THIS WEEK,
» VIZ:
150 1101 or 3309 undershins and
Drawers
to he sold for less than the cost of manufacture. This lot com-
prises all the manufacturers’ samples for the season of 1892.
Therefore, what you buy will be the best.
as to suit any and all, as the lot comprises at least 150 different
winter underwear. The prices will vary from 150 to 98c each,
and it will pay you to look them over. The sizes In shirts range
mostly from 38 lo 44.
Finale, don’t buy your underwear till you give us a call.
One Word More:
In connection with the above lot we shall sell
300 lienls’ light Weight liming Shins.
Collars can be lauiidried or not as you wish. They are extremely
dressy and neat, goods that were manufactured to sell for 50 to
We each: but nothing pleases us more than to give the best har-
gains in town; our price will be 290 each. Don't let them pass;
the; are actually worth double.
No. 83 Washington Street.
6E0. ll. VIII ILSTIIIE. Proprietor,
IT IS NOT OFTEN THAT WE ARE ABLE TO GIVE SUCH
Also it is possible for
styles, from the lightest summer knit shirts tothe heaviest of . .
B. F. Stevens,
.44 30qu IIIII smut.
Music Hall Block.
HEADQUARTERS roll "‘
nonunion"
In Hard and Soft Wood.
All Sizes, ‘
AT LOW PRICES. ‘
The only place in the city where
Clover Farm Creameiy Bulls
18 SOLD.
npl 8m
LH. lltlllll,
79 Washington Street,
Will PAPERS,
Paints, (Ills, Glass. etc.
————.»———
Combined Chair and Step Lad-
der reduced from $2. 00 to p.31 75.
“w..—
PIIllIIllG. mm llllllilllll ill“
amounts.
79- -Washinglon8t- 79
Milan “Point.
BlllTlllG, BIIHIIIG Illll
Lsnmc.
SHORE lllllllEllS A SPECIAL".
d. E. Power.
“at.
Cradduck "/1
MARKET.
Ill. lllll WASHING“)! STREET.
ill OFFERING
A
Prime Roasts ................. 1% per pound
Extra Prime “lusts... h: “ "
Irvin Sn uk ........... .llk “‘ "
l'orterhonse.“ .............
i'lunIb i! W intom' s Dried llccf “l a boa.
WLSSJSMHFTIFES
POPULAR
lllll 60008 SHIRE,
WH Will
A little Money lines a Great Wa".
FUR Til I. Bl .‘lIMlIlll, SEE “UK
I ' w
Shirt Waists
which are. displayed on our centre counter.
use Inciting fills” in all stairs and Styles.
I50 my train Subs ll chilies II 5 cents parrot.
15rd Settled hill: of Instill Ills ll Ill rails in y'all.
llllhmdhwmlbswmmu; Williams.
logo tin of Paula: It 8:, Int. lilo III lino yard.
I
ltlllllllllltllltl.
0m Immense-isms Hmciugs.
IAMIIG II “It?! ran. ”e W 0‘.” "I Till”.
III the NewestSl’lesin Dress Goods,
SPECIALTY N BLACK GOODS.
ror Gentsand Chllflmtl. stoning Capri for Ladies,
Rubber. guaranteed water tiglitralL 25c and Mo each. 2“».
atrium our normal DEPIIITIEIIT
forthstrada'sbsnsflttliansanbs shown
vicinity. llsfois mmlaumwliat anemi-
lensnrlstyoftlisabovemsntlonadgooihwflms.
II“ [N VIEW) OF SOMETHING COOL AND YET Dl “ABLE.
In White and Fancy Colors, made up of all kinds of materials,
200 Ilium stylus Ill Scotti Bistros on Inhibition ca Cziund
Bathing Sufism of All Kinds,
pars Gum rare
lnrrflt‘a'llwls'llrlms
W twee-WW
Isalwaysliitlislsad. Weearrysopsrlor goods at less money
also in our
CASH PRICES-
‘I‘hiit cannot be beat. Twenty years' experience
In the business enables us to please the
public. A trial solicited.
G. W. CMDDUCK 8: Still.
Pflonlflou
l. 0. JENNINGS.
Paper Hangotalciminn, Paulo
And dealer In
Will PIPER Mill BllllllillS
lNorth Mall) street. 80. We
Sample books of full line latest at lea 0
Papers. Borders and Gill Mouldings en t
bod-w for Inspection. on notice by postal.
mill Intimates cheerful" (iron.
MUSIC! MUSIcI"
('EIIDIAK and N‘I'Y 1.17.. ' ORI'IIEH'I'IIA.
.\I In I). l’. l "-irinnk director of Marla II Mill-
tail llaml of I’Ilfll'HCfllEl’. N ' and .
.1. tries, the well-kw!" "mt coloist, har-
lrig ummlldaml are now prepamlb. to furnish
tlisirllrarult'om-ert and More Orche- In of
ten artists (more or lam M Ilmll’rtll. Orchestra
unlfortiis a la (lllmore. \\ a ban contain stay.
El?Id'h'?-'~l.§l3§. that; mlmwll; ,_
Jacob M. Layton
when”. llmlt”... W "t
Draf’ulm for It mind” upwarduw Mm‘mm
“was. Whom-o . 3
devil cation. '
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[inn Walthlllllll all lmlr'
nimarii morn-um. » , .l
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15‘
has and «implicated "“3;
mini”. M‘iieywi wind I-
utility for first class rm. and themes
teat ability to do the rains
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It Washington “not.
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