dress in New York.
._....~....,. I
o la nasal-ml: Chosen as the [land
if a. “an! Democratic transmit-
" I'D—Wary Whitney's Plan of
m lads-sod by the Cora-two.
now Your. July est-6mm (novel-no
' I. ‘ ’ are~
. hythe more club. or Halon.
.. Motthe clubhonee‘wee nucleotide
bins-et- m‘m incandescent 1o.
Mlthol'acadehorethe name of the club
all! WDegmocratlc pusword for 1893,
Wandfitevenaon." The clubhouse
.watmtromoellnr tomofiamongthoee
. mthoingrnany oi the lights or New
1 Yorknefloeraey. Arsoonasthegueeteoi
_ thwulnzarrived they wereushorodmto
tho crowded reception parlor, where )lr.
‘dlroynnoarormrandinawm
[rooted and Welcomed losers. Cleveland
and Stevenson. llr. Cleveland responded
, Iv Irvine
clovelaad's Speech.
. loans heretonighttoeee you. uottotalkto
' you. At thorium time I can hardlydoleas
thanhothank you (or thk warm and cordial
. letneuedhstnighhln thelower
. d the town. a manifestation that was evl
tonnthe Democracy oi New York were
Mall" to the questions and issues involved
htbmm Tonight I nee another ruani~
.1 ”tin which further continue my views on
‘ Manna-e1. Botaraethie in personal, on ex-
mm; to Native your hearty
worm horn the Democrats of the city 0! my
AanDernocrat I am very pleased. because it
M an evidence oi the live oarnmtnoss in
“Multan inhand. A5 a oitlaon I nm
N beam 1 am thoroughly convinced
M thoeotahlnhmeut oi Democratic principlee
arouses-fly to the welfare oi our country. 1
tool very much at here tonight because 1
III m De to. {Applause} l have [or
cotton that there was any dillerenm or opinion.
htthh point ringing cheers and plaudits
hob out among the crowd of auditorn'
mt)» ‘
aluminum of the words dawned
Q the ea—preaident's auditors, and the
during was renewed with redoublcd vigor
and continued for many minutes. When
once more reigned Grover Cleveland
calmly continued:
.33?»- no audit for saying those words- 1m-
3 that I am a Democrat and believe in
wmlkflhfi. lhope that lahall
Moan opportunity 0! Wing as many as
. of you have tonight by the handmnl at
' Instimewownipledgetosachotherthat
lily and allegiance which our party demands
“Hand which in an earnest of a victory to
an.
Stevenson’s Speech.
Hm applause greeted hlr. Cleveland no
he hotbed, and then the crowd grew on-
W as Mr. Stevenson begun to 31m.
Humid:
I m hardly find words with which to ex-
F- I! gratitude for the kindness [drown
“ fwthocorm... rum pin on with whirl) I hum
“hull! great - . y of our t'utlllll‘)‘. i into
, W you Ii) “QLIXIKVT. but irnuwum- 11m!
'oaaa a bemoan. (Urine of “thank vim is
1., M k a pusport I will hear back to the
. ”t elite of Illinois-the glorious tidings
‘ w I“! fill every Demwratic heart, that I
had the Denwcrru'y or .\‘m Yon-h united:
“than are no (action. no dim-romeo, but
“mulled in the support of the grand prior
animal the Dcmwmtlc party and the (audi-
as. who have been nominated at the Climax)
mention.
I
[mu-y toy-on. gentlemen. while! will
touty own state the tidings I have
M] can any to you tonight that the
My 0! Illinois—the Mm or a
date which onoo had the mtimder
an an unknown-dyed It‘lfllrf of tho
hIMtstaie I no any to you tonight
are to carry in this contest. under the
ol Grover Cleveland. the determine
to place the laireat state in the Union in
“Matte column in the neat elsethin
'hoahouo the hand-hating, which was
hpt up (or nearly an hour. A collation
was then served. to which ample justlm
“Matter which the
33;!
‘l
guests and club
I
WHY EL£CTED CHAIRMAN.
no anllaa wm Conduct the
Cleveland Campaigns.
law Yuan. July fl~h thousand Demo
“were at the Fifth Avenue hotel when
the w committee met in
uh D I. The committee waatoorpniro
salts t as more committee to
Welcomed.
n
‘ “mewflrmanor he
mitteo
moolNeznm-Lv IN THE MVILIN
,. HPROVEuENT COMPANY", Owner-r and Pmprieiom ' ' . . -
J. FINKENSTEIN. general». M94398"- ‘
.. "mummoumrnemsa
I
«the .tmmlmmmw
MOW'.LMiand‘oiiotmw give
mvmy'a'mnmiu’aa
Hr. William 0. Whitney thou introduced
the following resolutions, which were
Resolved, lI’hat the executive committee 0!
thematic-ratio natlmlal mitten nit-alimo-
Iiatul twenty-live newborn. who‘shall Indedr
noted by the We at the minute
national cous-
ahail haemoilleiochaimauolthemou-
tivoaommittoe.
Mod. That the vamp unmadttse or
homoerotic rational ennui oe Mm
data! are members. whoshnll doom-stud
hrtho rman oi the nominal o-mmil' 1:. tho
mid chairman to is: also mm or the 11111.. lion 0!
ll“ . ‘Bll ‘ 'm' and that saidmnr
git Wilma, when 'uvpvinlfl. hill-ll erm-t
own chairman from with.» or willow the
lid earnxaixa committee or iron within or
without t Democratic national connulltoo.
Resolved. That the Advisory committee at
the Democrafionatioafleohimitwo. which com»
mittee the chairman or the Domwraxie na-
tional committee is hereby an orizod to up
whit from without the mean rshi or the
Dunneratic national meantime. eon-Lit
olsunhnumberolmornhernu may lzedoomed
proper by the campaign committee.
mwm'“ “Filmil‘i? ‘ll “‘32“? ”‘
o u or e
of the chairman of the Democratic nation“;
committee and or the campaign committee.
nbjeottothe approval or the executive com»
mitten ot the Duncan“: national committee.
Chairmen llsrrity appointed Samuel
Paaoo. of florida; German. of Maryland,
and Blair. 0! Kansas, a committee to settle
the contest in Indian Territory. The chair—
manand secretary o! the committee were
appointed a committee to secure hendquars
tern tor the notional committee. The head-
quarters will not be for iron: the Hellman
House. ’
One of the most important resolutions or
the day was one calling for a committee 0!
five to report on the proposition that in
future the national convention of the party
shall consist only of delegates, alternates
and newspaper men. This is in consonnnce
with the idea advanced by General Patrick
A. Collins, who was disgusted with the die~
graceful scenes at Chicago. The committee
adjourned subject to the cell oi the chair.
The New Chairman.
Mr. Hurrity was born at Wilmington,
Del, in October. 1550. He was graduated
tromIASnlle college in toluatthe headed
hh close. Alter teaching [or a year he eu-
tered the law odious oi Lewis C. Caddy
and Pierm Archer. He was admitted to
the bar in Hill, remaining in the 0mm of
Cuidy and Pierre until 183'". In that year
he termed a partnership with James Gay
Gordon. now one o! the judges of the court
of common pleas of Philadelphia. In 1&2.
when the Democracy 0! Philadelphia was
d'norganiaed. he was made chairman of the
Democratic my executive committee. The
Mary won in that year. lulu-the
was a delegate to the national convention.
Kr. Cleveland made him postmter. Lust
year Governor Pottieon appointed him one
rotary or state. Mr. Harrity has a wife and
(our children.
Republican Headquarters.
Nut Your. July erhe Republican
national committee have secured bend-
qnnrtm for the minimum. They have
leased the lmiiumg 51') Fifth ova-nun. which
is oonvonimtiy near the l’nion League
club and the Grand Central dewt. The
headquarters of the National Republican
Collegeleaguo will he louted in the saint
building. James F. Burke. president or the
(bilege league, will he nominally in charge
of the" headquarters, but he proved so
successful as an orator oi the Boston mass)
meeting on Wednesday that it has been de-
cided turned him on the stump. lailia
ahaenos James I. Firkin, at Harvard, will
be in charge.
I‘Iorida'o People's Party.
hermit-11.1.2. Fla, July 2‘3.—The Peo
ple'r party ticket to mode up thus; For guvv
mot, A. P. Ruskin; reactor] 0! state. R.
A. lontsalvatce; treuurer, A. It. t‘hall;
Mist, William Rich-on; commissioner
or agriculture. John W. liondry; superior
tendontui’ animals, 0. I. Williams.
fleets-as Appoints-t.
W et huh-21m t lo-
m. Iaryiaod. appointodby
Chairman Garter-serum oi the national
Wmmsmizw I‘m“
poai w Ingram
discharges! its duties in New York city
torthwith.
Connecticut Isnhtlcaaa.
Harman, July fl—The Republican
state antral committee whet-d New
flavenaatheplaeoaadilethand "la-tho
data-lortheotateouaveuttoo.
Crease Withdraws.
Doom byl. Piano’s-tier”;
Em. (lose... Joly stud. Pierro-
poatlorpalu hemmed.
MI. 1-3., or
.1..sm ' '
AUMWM
m, 591) and‘vzao p. m.
' Leo «We Point. mo
.-
WNW.
White; Sit den and Bealclor
Russia, Spain and Greece. ‘
"vnMIviI7E”fi‘3’"”7 ""IT I
sass-g 'l‘hora r. Cyrus \t’. rn-io‘, or flow
York—’11.. House I'm-see the lit]! to
3.10000 Com-rental Relations with
(halls—Tho Annapurna urn lingo.
WABIIIKG‘I'OII. July 22. -— The following
nominations were sent to the sonata by the
‘poaaideot: ,
Andrew D. White, M New York. to be
envoy extraordinary and minister pleniprr
tentiary ol the United States toll-nulls.
A. louder) Snowdeo, of Pennsylvania.
now envoy eatrsordinary and minister
nominate-livery or the. United seam to
Green. Mum and aims. to be envoy
extraordinary and minister plenipotentisry
tome .
hunter: Beale, «Khmer-Ida, now mlnlrr
tor resident and consul general of the
United States tOvPenia, to ho envoy ea-
traordiuary and minister plouiwtontinry to
Greece. Ronnuuia and Set-via.
'l'hektollowing to be wnsnlo o! the United
Statue-I A. Barnes. at Illinois. at Cherry
aitlpDarlG’. R. M, of South Dakota. at
Health: 0!"! W. field, of New York, at
BrunsWioh; OarlBaiIey Hunt, of the Dis.
trict of Columbia. ht Catanln; Charla Au-
unet Vortriedo, of Ohio, at Home».
The Three Ministers.
Horn Andrew D. White, (ya-president or
Cornell college, appointed mlnli-It'l’ to line-
sia, h too well known as an educator and
littnnteur to need any extended public
notice. He brings to his position iormer
experience in the diplomatic service, having
been secretary or the Iegatiou at m. Preem—
bnrg. euloequeutly one of the mmmisevonwt'r
appointed by Pmldeut Grunt in 1m to
visit Santa Domingo snd minister to tier '
may under President Hayes, in all of 7,
which positions he dietinxnialtcd himself by
his great ability.
Hon. A. lander: Snowden. oi Pu-nnsyl-
vania, appointed minister to Spun. 1s a
membororan old revolutionary immly in
Pennsylvania, has been postmaster at Pinion
dolphin and superintendent or the mint in
that city. both of which [Mentions he filled
with marked satisfaction to the government
and the people. Hie protection to Spain is
adoeerved recognition or the titling: inan-
nerin which hehas discharged the duties
oi hi present post.
'l'ruxton Dealt-.0! California, a pointed
mlniatorto Greece. Bournania an Sonia. I
iethe son oi Generaln P. Beale. titl- loti-
mate blend oi General Grant. Hr. Iii-sic
wasappointed minister to Persia by Mr.
and his promotion from thr- Fenian
minister to that at Micaela. Sonia and
Greece is- deserved recognition or his aeri-
vieeo tom government in the can.
no Mala.
Cyrna W. Yield, of New York. In tho- eon
and “meson oi the great pint-1...... ppm
Ind projector oi the internatiunm mole. so
package mks two large p3»:
lmItsi' «w
NONE Sl’v‘il i1.w:'
Makes an every-day convenier r:- at an
old-Um: luxury. Pure and wlznlcsome.
Prepared with scrupohvus tore. limited
award at all Pure Food Exposith inc. Each
Avoid
and hisist r": l:.;~..v::; the
i
. :10. oncogene and lamp. on
homes. moo. m.. 12:30. ammo,
A
e
. M...» .qmvw-~-»M.M._~ . .. ..... w 1... W..-
lave Your Teeth.
‘ HAVE Tlllll FILLED DR (180ml).
Teeth filled with field. Platinum. Alloy.
A algae and all slain is material».
'rll‘ee treated on successfully t'rownod with.
«old. Helicon: or I’oroelaln Crowns.
v
Artificial teeth on (mid. Platinum. (‘nntinn-
onetium and Rubber Platte. nnd nil work per-
minim: Io modem dentistry.
Fl ' oi attention given to Irregular and
PI) ren's well).
All work at moot remunble prim-14.
Tooth tilled and extracted painlessly.
DII. F. IN. DINNER.
t2 Washington at. Over Post (new.
South Norwalk. Conn. 06 If
. "’JIIHMF. FIYNN,
Sanitarv Plumber, ~
STEAM and (its FITTER.
Jilliiilllii i SPECIIITI.
Having taken the basement under the Lil»
m -. W Wublnttton strut. South Nurvnlk.
null fitted It fur
luvgvns
FiIIMIIINII
l n-spwthxlly so tell nelson-u! public petrom
an I Prior to plumbing l have drum {or tin-
1:1) ‘2 w! m yi-nro. in the employ of W. ll. look—
rr .\ 1). 'All unrl; will have my personal mp—
ervb’u n. and vvlil “myth elsflill‘ and
xlIJort'vr. want-mt to \‘r mratrialfllfim
[colony at.) comlo'n!
Gasoline Stoves
Ind tvoid lint sud Expense during
the summer Season.
We have the very best make
THE MANHIIIIN
Ill All SIZES.
Will liaise. rank and do all the work of :1
ntulelbImIr tlw trouble and expense.
in aw in this lnwn.
Call and See Them.
u"
John A. Barnum! Dewitt". Illnmplumtv
ed mean! at Chromite. Germany. mm 1:
Union soldier in the late tvnr and l: a man
or intellectual attainments long ”unlined
with the politics at hie out». II» beam the
united indorasmeut o! the public men at
Illinois
Darla] It. Email, of '51)th “Akita, up.
printed ennui to biennium. Italy, is the
present vioooousul at that pm. and We
shephe- vacated by his Iatlxci, Rev. Wii‘
lllll Brash. president 0! the triathlon: Usi-
vuity or South Dakota
M A. thrlode. of Ohio, Appointed
count to Roman. tiwitrcrlanci. is on:- nl the
mittens)! the Toledo llxprmv, and his
ell
.o.——..
I
EIC,‘I‘1 nil olh-rr
1mm [ml
if you want
onus
~Rnov
EER”
rum-st. Ami hem, mom or)
.W -. , use 'r so . w. :2 . ‘
min. “$3?eran “"“L “ ”LE 5, ‘ - ‘ ‘1. tissue 15 cms A annou-
(‘arl Bailey Hurst. appointrd nor-mi nt
Cataeva.’ ltalsttho son at night 1w. .Iuim LIJA , ea er 0
r. Hurst, hiahopol the mouth.“ 1-:5. . 4...: ' ' '
church. He Iaaool’logo graduati- and a lin- ”K MUSIC "All. BLINK.
Save Money!
lil' Vin". “330
F. BIIYLSTIIN’S
Pacino at Five Mile River.
the
, Ivvvuag Wallzims' l! 15 Unl‘l'lilSIlCd m a..-» —uo m- ._
appointment I" Wilmi“ “’1’ (firm-inn wholesome-u 55 an I lunar, One boll e
“cu-“MY” 0mm. of other! males 5 galmni. Ask for it. BRHT "Eons-“0"
THE WORK OF CONGRESS,~ ThisIri1nt;!:ilv’u’i?t';u “t:l"l't
w usot vets, mt 1.1r c 1:. tie m
' ‘ - z . rumor ‘
IIOIID' ”gland“ II the 'Iflnw]... "HI Mil-up,” It In.“ em
oar-ta; haunts-a la the than"), ""‘""""""'" ”'“n a” III PBIBES.
Wan-rumor. July flue-In the Whale Mr. . ‘L‘
Daniel. 0! Virginia. concluded lilrt pix-owl:
against the astioptkio hill. and lit. Whilst,
o! Leah-as. (elm as the same no» and
hold lb sltoatiou o! the senate [or nearly
1":ij [N .
PLATED ‘IIE.
"are you seen the
MD INJEI.
We. Now.
. .....m-.ma
emotions-rise
irrlatllitslmslas.
a
“MM”.
".3. nova,
VITONEO. JE'ELII, SILVEI III!
,, Sovii lentil 3m Snell
ENGITII iflIllIE IIII II “in
Instr-
H. S. Rood
w“...
rim! vnrirtyol Veim‘itaolm and Shah n
in». than «mt. Also it fine line I)! Doll and
Hal); I' drum. very ehaap.
d It ly
ilorlon Point.
Boivvvcjifmvc MID
nsvvvc.
svovvvvvvns i innit".
d. E. Power.
mom
CURB
, 2:00. amino and ‘
I
‘l
W
unintentional
Are mic merit; In lliis city for tho
‘FIIIIIIIIIII CIIIIIITI. VERMONT,
IIIIEIMEIII ASSOCIATION
B UTT E R.
made at St. Alison-1. \‘I. At this
motion oi the yror the newsriutionvlovmt find
ready sale for all tlmmll butter they make;
The over product in mid in tuba, any. '
butter we roll you tonotiw. It is the " I e
sweet; welldmulr :irlirle lb their roll butler at
5:: a round Iran. “'o liml suit- {or ilxlm an or“
us by single pound.
Have riirelinnoly lithe Ill‘ii). luv: Rages: also
Stand 3Lil).tubs-. Thzm-wlindmughl tube of
us Inst summer ram repeat it it :1 mnli-lrnw or
to line quality. Hire 31‘ ll). .‘llnw'lftl prinw wit
a) and Ill-ll). mil-t.
w
Fine in silk.
.0.
IIIBBLE MilMSTIICK
. PAYM ENTS
SI WEEKIY!
ON
Watches. Chains. Charms.
Mantel Clocks. Diamonds.
llBilii, iouvsuv & convilll.
2l9 Montague 8t.
i'IT‘i’il.\Ll.SulL\ilE. BIIIIINI’II, II. I
Thus [or our good-i delivered in South Solh
walk have given general aaiinfulinn. om! our
method oi payment in highly opprwinlr—l. Pull
information nor. be had of our agent,
GUSTAV PITZER.
ID RAILROAD PLACE.
SUIIIII NORWIIK CUNN.
NOTICE 1
BEDUCTIIIN III PRICE OF
LUSTHINE I
(in and after this date the
pl’lt’i‘ of Lustrim‘ will be
I DC. a Cake.
~»~- we» » ..
XII
Im
Samples {we of your grocer.
or at Hale’s Dru}; Stun).
July let, 189?.
ALL SIZES OF
Business a Specialty.
F. M. Pierce,
lavish Boa lei. South
llr'aI-Irnmn No.2 Pvt-n.
Nor-wall. t'nnn.
pwt mull. Norwnlh.
join vl'
'\Gliiifl,r)&(
' « . .i‘ J'.
Qq‘lfifiipxlflsi’iiéf “as:
x“ I o»
in 31'“ I'm:
fingered"...
tar. ”More . m. our)...
More than 100,000 New England fam-
iliemtesttthe pufity
rlvv vuvvvv
cvusvvn svnvv.
General Comment and Sew -~
Photographs)!
Highly Finished Cabinets
~A1'...
$2.00 per dozen.
[loving normed the aervicen of 1| thorium}:
lint—plowphonfmpher of long prvttirnl v-x-
pm, icnrv, 3dr . Beau-o. o! {WW York. I um
um) lull; {lrrguirml to m the very bat wines
of nimluum thin wcwk in lite breaches. and
murder to mmducu my wort. will unth- for
n ~bort time only, the [vest class of cabinets «.1
$2.00 PER DOZEN
The mun: tummy Mr whit-I1 you [lily llnillilrr
tiii-morn-yelwavlwm. Larger ~i2vsiu prnpor
tint). 'I'l1I~ llflt’f Imlrin guild iur it hilllli'l TIMI-I
UNIX. then-lore do run Ill‘lll). ('mm- war 3‘.
I our»‘~—-
0n peril-r. Francois.
Mun Spricltt Iii-niv-II.
“—90" ~
DARMER, Photographer,
42 Washingtin Street.
(Willi i'Ib’i lil'l'li'll, Sul’lli NHIH‘CAIJi.
(will;
'1 I. H. ‘BIIIIWII,
SANITARY PLUMBING. STEAIII and
EMS FITTING, TIN ROEFINS.
SHEET IRIIII WORK
ll) .11 Ili‘flliv'lil ~.
u- m for Nl'L'TII kill‘ an
ilililrL’xilS'lIi >l‘l ixlifl‘ll'lfiuiivl n“.
Mill-NY LUW l' " w '1; -'. >1 rI.\.er
Hill'\\'iir..?ll1H.L,...
.\
J
Th“ {trawl luv:- of
Stoves, Ranges & Heaters
In Hm I Ii).
nu, ma, nine in non
vols.
mmizilourmiun L'it'r-fiannI-Iling. All-tr.
viz-rs wril I»: “mural Milli prumptiturlv and
mu). All work dun» luv lirelAt‘kL-ia wurkrm‘n
at the inn rot prim.
I9? WASHINGTON 8T. BRIDGE.
SI'KTI‘BSSOR T0 5. SELLEK'K, nl ly
The leading fish market of the
city 1:: at
IIIINT 85 ZELIIFF’S
1:1} “CNHIXHTHX STREET «2? I.
M 90. .
There you can always Iinvi the
{rosin->11 IISII to br‘liav‘l. .\ llllt‘
Int of sliml urrivm every day.
PURE LIMIT" CAISUI’.
IMPDRIED SANDIRES,
iUlSIERS.
PICKIEII GSSIEIIS.
l ll‘tlr'i’;~'(‘(lllt‘llf1ll‘illllltlv‘lll‘i‘i‘l‘vl.
“I- E. ~: iIi' :nul Rt‘lilll I’ve-h. 05's-
I. r .Islvl \‘r‘fa‘l'illlt‘ Hohhot,
HUN'iiilEillFF’S
32 WASIIINBTIIII STREET.
If placed
in the
Columns
of the
Evening
Sentinel
\
concrete Walks.
Flag Walks, . .
Curb and Butler I
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price. :4. “
GRAIIINII,
SIIIIIIINII,
EXCAVATINII
B Y
*‘RIYIIBND -Iilflle
A Splendid Investment
IIEIIIIIIG 6 PER CENT. IN IIIIIII
fli‘lfl CITY.
The) owner has placed in our
hands for sale a limited number
of first-class building lots on
Quinlanl and Lincoln avenues
(ii‘w \l’mxlward homestead) at a
wry low price. as the building
Horton will greatly increase the
v'alzlv of his rem-wining property.
Holy fill») need be paid In ad-
mm v. the balance can remain at
.3 per cent. The party selling
this property is positive that
tin-so lots will double in value in
III we years, and to each purchas-
or will give a “£1me mutate"
l'l-IE to take the lot back at the
expiration of that time at the
purchased price and allow inter.
est at I: per cent. 1' annum on
tlveamount of Cats paid thereon.
This is a relidhle-firstclass offer
to home builders or investors.
\
«so—M“—
CDOLIDGE 8: LUBKWIIIID.
9 MAIN ‘TIIIJI*IT, SOR‘TAI-K.
”It
Geo. Lockwood.
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Some
Raise the
Objection I
i
/
THAT lVflflitlllNfl I! 30' ”0")
A? I” DIALI. A lAIflIH 0"
PROFIT THAT ‘I‘BBI' oarnmr
AflflID 1’0 ADVKI'I'IHI 'I'HIH
11) mm war not mom
amsrmss. mum is run
anvsauua or anaemic ran.
mamas! can“ commune
uranium «me nausea
it no men: m now runs
swan or renal
' will
I“ moat l'nIte
rem
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