New “Hotel
SULLIVANMONBETT.
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"EThe Pugilistic Giants Spar in
’3 Public with Their Trainers.
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{While John 1.. look» to no Somewhat
l I“. III II II Agile on n Ont—"Polnpb
dour" JI- Bbowa Iii- lluuular Devel-
t opal-t lry Tossing Heavy Iran Italia.
’3 New Your. Aug. lib—John L. Sullivan
left Churn Place Inn. 1. 1.. when: behae
been in training ever since July 6. for Phil
.Qeey'e place on Dean street. Brooklyn,
[where Sullivan remain: the guest at Mr.
germ until Tbunday. when he will lenve
for New Orleans in the Wagner palgce car
i'l‘raveler.
. Laat evening the big fellow was driven in
I ebb to the Clermont Avenue rink and
there Ihowed himself. There was a tre-
mor! halloo when Sullivan appeared
input: the stage. The noise that greeted hie
:Ippearance lasted at least half a minute.
{When Sullivan finally got a chance to speak
file mid:
; John 1.. Done Some 'l'nlklng.
' i am much obliged to you all for your recap
“on. I knowthlt you all think I am going to
. efeat Corbett, but I am told that Corbett la a
wary clever man If you haven't absolute faith
1911?: don‘t bet on me; Corbett may be a aur-
r partr.
m SEEK Iii PIT OHDITMH.
Then (rune cheers for John L. Sullivan.
and cries of “No. no; thoro'fl only one John
L l',' Sullivan smiled at this and answered
in bk grufi voice that he woe John L then
and always. and the man who whipped him
would have to do an on his merits, There
were more cheer-a at this and Sullivan was
allied upon very decidedly for n speech.
I .L. replied by saying:
I am not in the talking comm just
now, but may be later. A bitter always has
a lot to any.” and the crowd )‘tzllul back.
“Then. John, you’ll be a deaf and dumb
man.” Sullivan was evidently pleased at
thin rally. for he smiled—a thing the cham—
pion rarely dolly—but he raised his hand.
quietedthe crowd, who were all with him,
sold: “Let it all go until the 7th of
September. After that date we will know
what's What," and the crowd cheered binl.
Sullivan's A ppoaranec.
There appeared to be a good deal of flesh
on Sullivan as he sat in his corner. His
0 .however. were bright and flushing
bu face was hardened and tanned. His
caldera are in splendid condition and his
miracles show excellently. Theronppearmi.
however, to be lots of fat over his stomach
and back. At is very strange if he does not
waifl in the vicinity of 2:50 ponnda. He
perm very freely.
1‘ Aabton met him in three rounds.
WWI ill-played the agility of . alt. He
woreaconhdent, hardened air, and went
atwton very hard, lapping him at short
m twim with his left and once with
in right, and although he only touched his
companion on the neck and shoulders. be
ind him very tired at the end of each round.
Itwaa remarked tllnt Sullivan pods-l a
good dell titer ll!" fillinll of thi- rounds.
» . wrinklea of lot OVrff hi» waistband
M inuld out to no small degree and
jibe “Imitation came freely, Still his lul-
mirerlfeal thIt he is in prime Condition.
lb“ 2 well colored and ll'L-l striking
lane b u marveloua an ever. ills legs are
in Debut form and the elect of his train-
ing i very evident, and hcbaa til} appear-
ance of a man fit to win.
. The rink, which hold- about 5,000 per-
mwlaplcked to thednora. whilea
crowd fully an large blocked the atmta in
the neighborhood, being unable to gain
M Sullivan waa very much pleaaed
With hie reception and bowed his acknowl
edibmnt frequently.
' Corbett'a Inhibition.
when uIre Man held 6,011) people
rm Jumbo“ ’ presented himself to
welplhlic whition of the methods of
bu of lIdiea were in the audience.
What no time in getting to work,
Ifidfipiayad bia bicepa to advantage with
5b "ting machine. the rowing machine
plibewrhtmaebino. for all ofwh' e
a lonely applauded. a handball m:
been motedat the easteudof the
fun, fiCorbett entered the lists with
I“: let, the champion of inland.
, mud“! muohlntcreatamltn-
. _ in favor of Lawior.
W‘ M III to M.
- mods-inept itch and fora
we. lad-Ina in with {Hepburn hell. Cor-
bett the bell in turn from Billy
may,” millenaod Jim Daly.hia
m m. In thh pine Corbett'a
um out like land. corded
hull. Corbett awreatling match with
I” mvwfitmmm in which he
re , atrength and dex-
drawlag forth loud and coutinuooa
.m méifin“ m “"°
w u out
“When Corbett unto out fortha apart-lag
on“ everybody waa enthusiastic over
5i
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hit appearance. and the' gum .n
33" want
then. however. about: their page.
. aadmutteringecould baboon]
tom elitist-‘J'mwmn not loohao
miller Johnhadhdhimln
hallortu‘ M
title.
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MORE ARRESTS AT HOMESTEAD.
[annoy Pushing the Clam Again-at the
litrlhen— Both rltiiea Claim Victory.
Pmeauno. Aug. Ila—Architects have be-
gun preparation at plltlII for two hotel: of
aboutiwromnaeacbto beerected that in-
lide of the mlilyartl at Munhull station for
the nee of aingle employees of the Carnegie
Steel company. The buildinge will be titted
with all pomible conveniences. An odicial
ofthecompIny mid: I‘Onr idea in to give
mmnankommgoodfotxlmdallcou-
vouieme poaaible for a email anm per
week. They will be as comfortable ea if
they were at their homes.”
Laurprlaing number of Pinkerton men
Ireinflomeateed and there la much Inp-
M excitement over the proposed aearch
fertile goal: of the captured Pinkerton.
heaven! weeks Piukerton'a beat detect-
ive-have been endenvoring to locate the
weipone, and now with the authority of
lurch warrants they propose to compel
tboposeeeaoru of the Winchester: to our
render them.
Two moutba I30 the great etoel worka
abut down. and so far as the men are con-
cerned there in no perceptible weakening.
nor do the majority express any doubt of
victory. The firm insists that so far as they
are concerned the strike is over and point
to the mills as their evidence.
Secretary Lovejoy. of the Carnegie Steel
company, has resumed his pmeecutioua
Igainet the Homestead atnlrem. Burgeea
John Manckie and George Ryland. charged
with conspiracy; Thomas J. Crawford,
chairman of the advisory committee. and
William Catches. charged With riot and con—
apiracy. and William (leffncr and John l-Jd-
wardgcllamed with riot. were arrested.
The men all gave ball for u bearingand
were released.
Quin ill Bufl’alo.
Bunny). Aug. Lin—Everything has been
gratifyingly peaceful in the railroad yards
ainee the troupe; were withdrawn. but the
nonunion men who tool: the strikens’ places
continue to fear violence and nanny of thorn
This is
particularly the also in the yards of the
Buffalo Creek railroad. where little or noth—
Tbia road is the cou-
uecting link between the elevators. lumber
yards and coal chutes hereto the creek and
the railroads on the city side. and when
W on the Buffalo Creek rnilrond is
flopped there is quick congestion of bulli-
uav on what is known as the island. This
congested condition in said to bo woreo now
arereluctant to remain at work,
ing in being done.
than at any time since the strike begun
lntbecity yards freight shipment in in
fairly active pmgreas and is girldunlly near—
ingita normal condition. The police and
deputy she-rile are guarding the mints
where trouble Ill most to be feared. but be-
yondeome atom: throwing nu outbreak in
reported. Five men were arrceted for in-
terfering with nonunion men.
Cualom Ilnuae Fronds
Nrw Youu. Aug. :lo.——'i'he autumn au-
thorities have unearthed another one of
gigantic fraud: in the underweigbing of
sugar during the eight months between
Aug. i. will. and March 1. 193, when tin.-
The
amount of duties loat is mun. The re
suite of the inventigntiou have involved so
far eight importnrs: of wear and a number
free sugar law went into effect.
of employees in ll.» .l .g dry ti'llllclil.
Bani .‘vl.ui I’m-illi- in New hurt.
N my Yum; Aug. lit—Charles .l l’c-mnc,
I notorioua burglar With many fill-LLSCS. was
brought to this city from .‘deun, where
he had served a aeven years' sentence in
the ante prison at Jelfenlon City. Hora
wanted here for the burning of Sing 5mg
prison on June 20, 187.8. while be war nerv-
ingahfteen yeare’ eentence for burglary.
He "raped It the tune.
Grunt-rel by I Pulling flail-r.
Cum-ran. P... Aug. lib-At the Cheater
oil worha, by the falling of a boiler and
acalfoid, Bernard Nullen, foreman of "in
worhnun. had four ribe broken and was
thnternully. Aaeoonil man had a leg
curbed into a ahapelru mun. while the
othm were more or leaa injured. Seven!
of them were removed to the hoapttal
titer-nan- ln III. flotilla.
Ramon, Aug. all—The appointments
made for A. I. bmvenaon. vice presidential
nominee. and W. G. Ewing are lot fdlowe:
Aabavilic. Sept. 15'. Raleigh, ltiih; Char-
lotte. 11th; Wharton. 19th; Fayetteville.
Zlat; Wilmington. night of the flint; Guide
borough. &i. arriving at Richmond on the
morning of Sept. 2!.
[or live. SI-ybrleh’o Pardon.
Lennon. Aug. 1:0. -A petition from Ame-P
icI for the release of Mn Haybricli. who is
unplanned for life under conviction of how
ing patrolled her lib-bond. was forwarded
to Queen Victoria. The petition lingual
by Ira. Harrison. In. Blaine and other
well known American ladies.
(lo-waellenl Prohibit! tale.
neurone, Aug. 30. ~11» a to Prohibi—
tion convention waacalled to order at Unity
ballats o'clock thin afternoon. Allen E.
Lincoln, editor of The Connecticut Home.
waa made temporary president and ltuv. 8.
Forbes, of ilartford. porinunent president.
Studying cramp'e Hath-ale.
Pmunru-nla. Aug M~Alerander Die-
trlehe. chief contractor of the (lertnaa
navy. in in Philadelphia making a etudy of
themetheda and modem of contraction
ra- kpin Ital- IIviIgu lull.
Burnt». Aug. It—Jfln hpire State
bank, the War of tbadatuuet
National Bari-p bank. which rum"
Dana wrecked, will npen for barium on
Thur-Ida .
Bovine
7
A Due-ably copul- lining.
Nrw 0am». Aug. It-Oaptala it. P.
Molheteamarilhpaatqlenhm
onlrllyfltovuthhhrotherinclndnnafl
audhaanetllaeeheenheardtm
Wolll...
beaver Paar, it. 1.. Aug. all--
3011'
lvevettpnt ill-watch mammals-ao-
bhhhthbmaadwhiiehewaa bathing
themouvyandwatehwenatolea.
A liner Granted III Inuit.
flank-non. Pa... Aug. lie—lawl- Itin-
work la a breast h
Hernvhilaathh
nun-nun,
Wam'
“uni-a
New Bathing Houses.
. New Attractions.-
lnry Facility for Providing for large Exculellns.
‘ DANCING DAILY IN THE. PAVILION.
I ' ROTOR POINT IMPROVEMENT COMPANY, ()wuom~ and Proprietors.
‘ J. FINKENSTEIN. General Manager.
PoliticlLlllfPElllc‘S‘f
long Imam.
Judge Maynard Declines the
Tender of a Nomination.
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will 1...“. South New
5:50 p. in.
Leave Roton Point, 111:. m., 1:10, 2:40, 6:00, endow: p. to.
kill for Wilson Point only.
and 5:50 13. m.
SUNDAYS-4.03% South Norwalk, 10:30 a m., 12:30, 2:00. 3:30,
. Leave Rotor: Point, 11:10 on)" 1:10, 2:40, 6:00. and 0:40 pm.
MOO-0'0"
Excursion Fare. 25 Cents.
Time table subject to change without notice. ,
l'. B. Pogel I: Co..ofAIluutown. Pa..ooal,
grate and lumber dealer-i. have failed.
Secretary Chariot Porter baa returned to
Wuhlugton.
elk at 10 a. m," 12:30. 2:00, 3:30. and
TECEBRAPl-iic ‘eiEVlrléEmm’ " '
WI AID REID T0 00118013.
filter I conferem-e. aI 0,.Illr Farm the
President Will Mnlw
New York more and lie the Hunt 0!
Wurleor Muller—Sunni l'nrnli"h Fight.
TIOY. N. Y.. Aug. :10.” ‘unirmnn Edward
Int-play, Jr. of the lbltlmt'rntll‘fislltll! oom-
lllitlee, hue mule public the, billowing cor-
respondence, which explainu iwlf:
Tutor, N. Y.. Auk. in lilL'.
Hon. 1. ll. Maynard:
DEAR Sill-51hr: time i» apprmeliing what it
will be neceuary for the atnlo minimum. pur-
auaut to the authority
M
invented. to Knit: '
II rim" Tour 0|
h which it hlul been
for tlw nomination of:
A
mun-ltbetatadia
herewith-W
chief judge of the mm! of flzvll‘w'hl‘i, the only
Itate officer to be elm-loll l-.t lb.- ("‘1“ng clot»
lion. Baring some DillJllS of knowing what
the-eminent of tho lh'tlma‘t'v‘y is upun the
abject. l deem it but jun: to yv u to my that.
in my judgment. it in altrungly in favor of your
nomination for tho plate. and that such action
by the party or m rupl’mnlntlrm would met-t
with my hearty approval. and would. 1 be-
lieve. be eepeclelly helpful at llilll juncture in
mooring Democratic “item at the. wily. i
write thiniottor in my individtnll "splr'lly in?
the purpose of obtaining an t‘x‘il’l'htilnil or your
wishes in lilo prowl-(u. and of am'crtn'luing
whether you are willing to have fountain.)
considered in ronliovliun with the nomination.
Very truly yours. Elwunn )ll'lll‘lll'. Jn.
srAiironn, DnLAwann l'ol‘NTY. .‘i, in}
Aug. :i no;
Ben. Edward Murphy. Jr.:
Dunn Slit—lam in receipt of your favor of
the 15th lust. and desire to thank you “not
cordially for the kind expressions and pew Innl
interest and regard which it contain». i am
especially Ionsiblo of the great honor implied
in your education. which has aim conn- to me
from other sources. of my name {or the maul
nation by the Democrativ party for chluf judo-l
of the court of appeals. A-t you are nut-Aim. illi'
oilin- in provisionally filled by Judge Earl. and
lam now occupying the place of m u lot:- judge.
made vacant by his tempurnry pnnnutiun. and
my term of aervice Will neumrlly terminate
with the will day of Dun-rub“ next.
1 have thin had but a low month» of judivlal
experience in the «mrt. while all of my new
dates have emit! ears. and somoof them Al:
meal I liflriilnl! ll: diligent, hilarious. Ioniptalllt'
and honorable service as nlelnluola of it. if thi-
Iolection of its prealding officer L1 to be made
from the bench. it is to my mind neither tilting
nor Slat tint it should be given in out) who it»
for no abort a time been alum-lam! mth its
membership. but it should be awarded to wine
of my aeniora in the court. whim great loot u
ing in the law and lung judicial training I‘illl:
nently qualify them for thin high position.
There in no branch of the government service
where the public good mun: imperatzvely re:
quire- the prompt mugnmuu o! faithful dam.
tioutotba discharge of othrinl Ilutioa than in
» the judiciary. am] noon whom purely punk-n
or personal multinational ahouhl have low»
weight in determining the choirs-ll varnildatua
1 am not willing to place myself in the attitude
of seeking an undue pro-ferment. and l have
therefore to requut that my name Illail nnl be
considered by your Committee in making a
nomination for the plant. Very sincerely
- youm Isaac ll. Maryann.
flurrlamv In “lair Ill-M.
lul)!‘ LAKI. N, Y,. An: :lv, JI‘lm trini-
dent will lei“? Loan Lillie Tum : .3“ even—
lug. going to Upblr form. the t’ulllli ry hum.-
of Mr. Whitelaw Reid. There Mr. llam-
son will spend a couple of duye. Visiting his
companion on the ticket null talking over
the prospects of the campaign,
0n Thundny the president will start. on
hie return to Loon Lille. The return jour-
ney will be interrupted. hoWth-r. by $64."-
eral abort slept for the pnrpow of 'ing
addrvsaea. This arrangement is under the
management of the Mpublimn utate com-
mittee. Chairman William Brooklleld. of
the state committee, will accompany the
pveaideut.
The train will atop for aoveral minute. at
Pougbkeepaie. Hudson. Albany. Schenec—
lady and Ameterdam to allow )lr. Harrison
to IpeIh from the platform. Herhimer will
be reached by evening and Senator Warner
Killer will entertain the maiden: over
night. The aenator'a fellow towntmrn will
be entertained by In eddies-e from the mn-
didate.
'l'hejourney will be resumed on Friday.
and ltope and speeches will be male at
UtioI. Lowville. Carthage. Watertmrn and
Ogdeneburg, where Mr. flarriwn will epend
the night. (in Baton!” morning he will
make butane-peed. on hie way to Loon
Lake. and tint will be at Senator lieorge L
Erwiu'a home. Potadbm
Wooten Democratic lleodqnavtere.
Cmcaoo. Aug. ill—The anbcommitteo of
the notional committee which la to conduct
the western Democratic commit!!! has at
laat neared quarters. Today arrangements
were completed with the Unity company to
iaaae to the campaign committee the entire
banking floor of the Unity building on
Dearhoru atreet from now until the end of
the year. The leaae Ibo include- a’aumber
Monmouth upperfloonof the
which will be arranged for wheat-
tation rooma.
it in the with «Adlai Summon that his
law partner. Jam 8. Ewing. of Dimming:-
toI. ahould be a tad ruanagerol the
headquartera ll. understood that the
vice nominee lime not appoint
mun-arr. but hie intern» in the work
ofthe Inbcommitteeia so neat that ltir
ahneateertalu that than who have been
drawn by theaatlonal committee to «tab
lbh the branch will (in bi denim the
greateat consideration.
Booth covert-a I’d-Irina.
W.lng. nil—The election for
name. pvt-talentiai
The Britt-b brig Klilva. from Jamaica for
Camden, N. .l.. grounded on the Colorado;
Garret Fitnimmoua. of Newark. if. 1..
while amoking at an open window. fell to
the ground and wan killed.
Queen Victoria has sent oileiul oomio~
loneeeto thou made 'ltlUWtS und orphan.
by thecoIl lnine dinaetor at Aberkeuiig.
The Britiab schooner Spenlwcll. of Bt.
Johu'a. N. 3.. baa been towed into Baotou
harbor waterlogged and abandoned. The
fate of Captain Ellie and till crew offour
men it unknown. .
Thomas Donnell. of the Incuatville Bare-
hall club, Was atruck in are car by a pitched
ball in a game at huaford. Pm, and died
within I few minntea
A company with 89.0mm» capital has
been incorporated in New Mexico for the
pnrpoae of building I big damacrueuthe
Rio Grande for irrigating parlance.
NATIDNAL ““1131 “All”
At Pittsburgh a. II I
Plltalmrg ...... l zitoznox~0lul
RehYork ,,,,,, n o :l 0 i ll 2 l 0-. ll 0 ll
Super. Terry and Miller; Crane- n-d Ewing.
At Cincinnati» n. u. a
(Nadnnatt......o 0 O 0 It 0 2 0 ||—‘ 2! G 3
Benton ........ MOOOOQIII/frfli
Steven Sullivan and Vaughan; Nidlola and
Kelly.
At Cleveland~ it. II. I.
Cleveland ...... 0 0 3 2 II 5 2 a 0::an 2
Baltimore ...... illllt'lill)00il~l:ll
Young and Zimmer‘, filing. Victory and
Gannon.
A! t'hicago— it. I]. I.
Chi-raga ....... 0 ii 3 0 0 ii 0 H L I 9 i
Phlimllvlphla,,u l u n 2 n l n u. 4 I: u
Humbert and Sobrivor: Knoll. Weyhlng and
Dower.
At Louievilio— ll. ii I.
Lonlnillo ...... l 0 I ll n 0 2 l! n . 4 lo a
Brmklyn ....... I) n u o 2 l I n will is 2
(flaunt-n and Merrill. Kennedy and bailey.
At tit, Louie » n n. l
SLme ....... 0 l l 0 l H il l: n on 2
“'ul’llllgtun. 0 0 (I u o u u 3 3 f. t 2
liauloy and Buckley. Dnryen and :lvthure.
[AFTER]! treat: Haunt
At illumination—— n. u. v.
Binghamhm...u 0 l 0 0 n :l :l i— H5 ll
Bunnlo ......... u 0 0 o 0 o :l n n. ‘J p 4
ink». Fitzyerfld and ileum: l'urvnml ud
Boyd.
Al Rorbeater—- u. n. r
Rochcater ...... linuoontorrvzss
Troy ........... lollOlutlrIol
Dolan and IrKeouah. I'm-ken and t'ahill.
At Albany— R. II. I.
AlbIny ......... DIUOIDUOIUIbZ
vaidence....0 n 0 o u u o u 0.0 t u
Devlin and liars. Kilroy unti (tray.
Irin- IIIII Ante-amen“.
lxnuxamua. Aug. so ~Jndge Taylor bu
inued an order "leaning all members of thr-
Ordor or the Iron Hall from puying nae.—
mente Noe. 179 and ii“. levied atom the re
cmversbip was brought. provided rowan
meat No. 178. due when the suit was
brought. has been paid. All who pay up
armament.- by Oct. l. Ind who send in their
reserve fund to the receiver, willaharein
all the divhmuda.
Werer Ilowlul lion-i.
Writ“. Ark, Aug. m. Hem-ml James;
B. Weaver. Pi-oplcu' party candidate for
pruident. apohe here from the bIlcony of
hie hotel. ills audience was composed ex~
clueircly of Demoemts. who gave him a re
apectfulhearing until he made on nttnck
upon Mr. (’lev. l u .1 This rvlnnrk was to
eeivetl with hm groans and yella. and the
epeaker w“ bowlmi duwn.
II. ”079' 'I'viial lhguva.
Pails. Aug. ill—Tho Mhrquia do flares
war put on trial on the charge of [hair
Ilaughler in having tilled Captain Meyer.
of the French army. laet June. by running
him through the right lung wtthauwonl
inaduel fight by De Mot-‘3 and ('uptain
lrycr. owing to Meyer’s nw-nlment of 0*
lom' insults to Hebrews.
l'erlotled In l'luuea.
Vienna, Aug. a).~—The town of MMDI‘
baya. near Boab. ll pry. was deatroyed
byflre. Eighty-nix and thirty~funr
bum were burned. Several children and
much live ate-eh died in the flames. Orrr I
hundred familiar are homelula
A 'I-in Bur-ed.
Pmunrumu. Aug. 30.-—('hIrloa War
men. bia wife and three children. the olden
eight yearn. were badly and perhapa fatally
burned in a lire which deatroyed their dwell-
ing. They had to main» their «wept; by
jumping from I window.
In M for lent-one.
Rica-nun. Aug. all-A multiee of citi-
aena war appointed to retort the Homo-
mmmmlmw the Mm d
the county. which we: promptly done. and
upon premiae of the olden not to return
they were ruleaaed.
Georgi Gould llovtln the Mary.
New Your. Aug. Slim-090119 Gould de~
bled emphatically to a reporter the to
port that the Blkim-WidemYerho ayndl-
cote had bought I controlling intereat In
the laahattau Elevated Railway mpaay.
ra- l-ltII'a Troupe helm-l.
Lennon. Aug. n—A dispatch from Tan-
gier etatee the} llnley Hanan. the
of the rebellion Autumn. has won a
rider! victory over the Initaa'a troupe. Idli-
lu may at theta.
luau-cry Mito- Dead.
Putnam. Aug. null-v. Thame-
ll. Stockton. a former redder-t of thin city.
butoflatayeana-Uouaryof the let»
diet lpheopal m in South America. it
“on“ We".
New You. an. u-Jmlhm l). Sperry
directly-.whow-heraed «new;
Imam-t. tied at It. Vlaeeat'vao
pita). Bewaetbetfldvieamolthelre.
warn-gla- wai- the rte-ii...
rupee-e
of he at
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flit-town
Amati-u
tun-In.
“r Dr‘s-mater.
“Vania-alarms;
”any Wilt... not?“
it.
an
rim" incur Mom ”
law They “I'D-Bae- Reduced ll“.
the llaKinley Tull.
Our. reunion will remember how we
aquelcbod tile HeKiuley prices liar:
acme months ago by our compilation of
comparative prices of common neceeei-
tleauaedbythepeople. Weabowod
that almoat everything they bought waa
cheaper: in 1801 under the new tart!
than in 1800. before it mod, and very
much cheaper than the name things aold
for in 1857 under I tarilf for revenue
only. Well. rince then we have noticed
that prices of manufactured gooda have
continued to fall. so we aent to our thon~
nude of agents in all parte of the coun-
try for later reports on prices. They
have all come in now. and‘we have com-
piled a now comparison, showing not
only that prices were lower in October.
1891. than in October. 1890. but that
they are lower now than in 1N9l. ll
clincher the lie on the prices liar right
down to date.
Below is presented this latest exhibit
of the retail market prices which the
great majority of the American people
have paid and do pay for what they buy.
They were gathered in every instance by
I reliable and reputable person from the
books and daily transactions of retail
stores throughout the Union. The aver-
age of all the repute for each article is
shown in the table:
Oct. Oct" Jul .
lii'r't'. “0. ml. mi
AL.-.... 5161 um [out (on:
Binding twine.
pound ......... . 2‘! is? if! if)
Blankets ........ 8 m I ‘8 3 W 3 2')
Blue uhlrtlnc.
yard ........... a) i: ii to
Boole ............ 5 50 3 ti 3' 0: 3 w
Calico. yard L3 07 (Ii 0)
Carpetmlnxraiii.
we ......... l 58 :7 m on
(Bar ta. ilruap
eel: yard ..... I i ‘23 i in 3
Cotton illoveil. . . ill '2.“ 3| ii
C (it t on k n i t
mvu.,..... ill) 5‘: 07
Cotton thrvud.
a .......... ll 0') 0|
Cnlwbar. pound i: ill (I
[inning chain» 1 fill 7:) to
farm wagon» lit! (N it rt) m 17
File ............. fill 29 2
Fork. :lvlinui. K
(in! ............ 1 l3 El 56
Flannel. yard. . . 75 ll 3':
Fruit iarumlaea.
don-n ........ 3 il i it i m
Gingham. yard. 35 ii iii
Bandeau“. 260 if: its
lloe ............. (I 5! a
H o in p r op r,
pound ......... r. l5 it
Until. yard Di w 67
II o w in 3 ma.
vhlne.......... mm (337 '5“
Kaila. u lrv.
......... l7 [6 0| “3
Kaila. iron.
round ......... all fit in I»
(liklotb. l'urtl. . K N Ki 9‘
Uvuaiia ........ l o: In 79 I"
Purl buttons.
doun......... at 13 i: l!
Pint. DOPE! i3 6}: or M
Plow, 3-hour 3) 8‘: ill ill I! 52 ll ll
Rah. llnru ill 7': 24 "7 2i I3 19 5'.
Reaper ......... 01H! it: 4;! lb! 6.1 it: 1:;
Rubber tum“ 5 u: :l at ;; t5 2 5.
Salt. bIrrt-l. .. . ii ill 1 Tl’: 1 Si IN
Shore ........... I 37 ’ f: 2 3! l 00
Sim-ting. )ufll, iv ii (I) or
Shovel .......... 1 ft: til i! 'w
Mariam. lm at to 7..
March. pound . if; m m 0:
Straw blahgmul 1 til l L? I if: fl
Straw bat. (0m-
mon .......... til 2H 9! fit
fiilgar. pronu-
laud. pound L‘.’ m m or.
Sour. brown.
3) if: ”7 0i
. , i ‘1' i R! N 75
Tin dipper. I-
quart ........ r. 12 13 D
Tin milk poi]. ‘
131m ....... a! 56 ‘5 Di
’fln milk pan.
Hoar! ........ Ill 3' l9 1:
Ticking. ) ard. .. £1 20 ill lb
W a v. h board.
zine. .......... fit as ea 2!
“'anhtuln me-
dium ......... l as K: R: r:
Wmlh'm” 3m 39‘ em ID'.
Will-ion you. in no
23 It!
fraction of a rent have ham mnlltal in the
above table. _
--Amerit-an Economiat.
Cleveland will Try to Dodge.
The trend of the Doinlmatic party i»!
now clearly and nncbaugeably fired in .,
the free nude direction. But aftcr bit.
(.‘leveland'a experience in um he can
nee the danger of prematurely alarming
the country. and he will shrink from the
to) hold avowni and application of hi.
own doctrine during the MM The
Chicago declaration has aroused the
country to it full mfi» of what im
mtlc movers means. -~ Pbilulelphia
Prone. W p . g
'l'ypleul 00-th Mann-hip.
The latent scheme for the
treatment of the tariff question by Mr.
Cleveland in lllll letter of acceptance in
to igtm it “together. Thia la undoubt-
edly the simplest way out of the dilem-
ina. if the Democratic candidate slainld
Weapon tale metradeplankadopo
ed at Chicago he would only "put hie
foot in it.”—-—Burlington Wt.) Freehova.
...-.-
Notwithstanding thecrytliat antler.
lvo tariif we cerium aellabraad
lfwedo notbuyabread.yetdnringthe
laud-cal year we acid abroId nearly
W.mo.0ll)worthmarethaaweboagbt
abroad. Thiamthemaeainourfa.
vor which the for-lime paidua and
which we have pt home circulating
moor
Amul- l- lioetrtww.
“WW-0H Dorm
'hna aide by aide hawrddh
W:t~htthehfl'ltwltrlufito¢hm-
mm-
people—Governor licKlnley. in? w
..J.
Found
Bring Quick R
I
Tag
on
every
plug.
Never changes.
Never varies.
ASK FOR
-
.-L
-
TOBACCO.
Greatest chew on earth.
Accept
no
other
tag.
Maktv an (wry-day convul‘
old-Um: luxury. Pure and v.'lwl;-souie.
Prepaid \tlih scrupulous (are. Highest
award at all Pure Food Exposzlmns. Each
package mains two large tics. Avoid
lluitalions~anl insist on having the
Now: SUCH l‘mnf.
IERRELL 5t SOULE. by m. a; ‘x'. Y.
nul‘: h
bruit 1?! other: if you want the
stwn; ~t, pineal, .lnd best, ”VHS! on
hmmj Wm Elms‘ it .5 unodun ‘ed m
W..\lv;.mnrncss and hum. On» both:
oi entrust miles 5 gullous. .Ask lor it.
111nm mytlmir")usllugmui"
a. mum, 1...: I.” Mm. nu.» rota
lrul mil mppmt film i iluvl. EVEIIH'IEu
Illa— ! tube... “and. fl.
.3 tin
1 ...”... ‘ .flfi‘mfl
LIKES KING]!!!
All I'll at“ Ola UN.
menu the
and run
for I .ar
worm...“ “rectum '-
“Iowa-my.
bid.
8. 8. L’Hommedleu.
Mniwmumw
Beyer?
of substitutes.
.35 ,th 893m?
PAYMENTS
$1 will”!
Watches. Chains. Charms.
Mantel Mocksfliamonds.
“NON. JOHNSON & COMPANY.
2l9 Mantegna St.
clrv HALLSQUARE. BlOONl’N, ii. l
Thou far our good» lellvered in Scull: Nor
walk have given gen 1 until-lieu lull. and um
violin-ii of payment lr- highlyapprerintml. Full
information can be haul of our «will. ‘
GUSTAV PlTZER.
19 RAILROAD PLAC I.
. SOUTH UflflWilK C_UNN.:.‘:
Save Yourieeth.
HAVE THE)! FILLED UR (‘RUWNEIL
Ti‘v‘llt llllul “ltll unlil. Platinum. Aim},
Amalgam and all plastic materials.
Tfi'lll [roan-ll null sllf’l‘i‘l‘allllly crowned with
Iinlil. l‘illllnum or Porcelain Crowns.
Artificial (will ull Gold. Platinum. t‘umilln
un~ Gum and Ruble-r i‘l.l *. and ill! \inrk per»
mining to modern oil-Mi: 1. .
5 mini attention given to Irregular and
(‘bl llrrn‘s let-til.
All work at most n-nmnalllt- prime.
Twill tilled and enrolled painlessly.
Oil. F. W. DANMEB.
42 Washington St. ' Over Pmt (mire.
South Nun-unlit. (Rum.
Economy and Cumlon!
['SE
Gasoline Stoves
Ami Lvoid Heat and Expense during
the Summer Season.
We- have the very best make
THE MANHATTAN
Ill Ill SIZES.
“'ill bake. rank and do all the “.er u! A
-lnu'\t‘llllllflllillr trouble and t'xpvnw. but
ill ll-n- lll flll‘ hm n,
Call and See Them.
W.H.Meeker&Uo.
Si l'r’li' HALL MUN ‘li.
alsouut I5 cam l BILLUU.
v
etu ms + x
If placed
in the -
Columns
of the
Evening
Sentinel
concrete Willi,
Flag Walks,_
Curb and (inner
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.
moms,
'SUUUINU,
Exclmmt
B Y
RAYMUNU BRUS.
JOHN F. mun
Sanitary Plumber,
STElM and (MS, FITTEH.
JUBBMG A SFEClllTl.
Haring taken the bimenlrnr nnderthe Lib-
mr‘y. lam “tollington street. South Now all.
,m. lined ll for
AlllllellS
PLUMBING
i l. wilfully solicit a chart of public patron-
age. l refer toplumhing l haw done forthe
par-l seven yours. in the employ of \V. ll. Meek-
er & (‘o Ail work will have my personal sup.
"vision. and will be
. rum vlly Eh<ClilNl and
satisfaction rnnrant
. H w- mentr’laufit’m
C ra d d u c k ’ 3
M0. ")9 WASHINGTON STREET.
jibe People: Market.
ALI. KINDS OF PRIME MEATS AND
FRESH VEGETABLES l‘S THEIR
fiEAHflx.
V'
Hire in .1. trial and you will lmcmrnsteally
Cllultrlllt'l’.
Hard Times Prices.
A. (I. URAUUUUK,
PBOPBIE‘I‘OBS.
11' It! A D you owe Incite-l {ava-
ly to net the . vuluo or your mearv.
w .. " 'izu..."°“:.v.i" "Mi-:5.
' v- . ...... um. .'?""'
'0 sum noun
Save Money!
"I rm:
F. Billsmws
Factoru at five Mile River
... no
GREAT REDUCTION
IN PRICES.
..._.. .-.” .
llreat vnrirl) n: Vol-when“: and filed! a
lawman cyst. Aim a line lffit' of Doll and
“any minimum Vt'l’)‘ cheap.
~ll0 lv
MERRILL
BUSINESS COLLEGE,
STAMI'CIIC ll. ($033.
A live. pnrrm-ivo mutilation for the twertlcai
training 0 immature and our»: women for
busineua. it: tlmnmltll wot .atlperlnr meth-
olie. com plete umipnwnt.nutl flml‘ll‘fl' corps of
twnn'torn have won Inr ll themnMent-e of
the lbllt‘. ilramhn taught: [hulk-her an.
liani .l’enmamhlp.t'mbx-pomlent-egtt M-
nall yptwvltlttu Arrbltvtnn-Jlermen end
null-b pimiir». ( the entire ear. tired.
nateeamlrtedtn nod mlllamn. all openl
Hethtti. fiend or illustrated I'ataluirnc.A -
then M. A. MERRILL. President.
titamford.
NEW
LIFE.
m of the WNW, $3....
mm ' .... ' .. mu v I) new:
n“ alluttbu but? Tl‘tfii’lgi‘h 2:; mmrw‘flAjt‘evla. ”ml.
m't (“w i fi'hm'mient' MA. .- "'«Iv “smiledaebellm Pros-
w lull-auto in:- M tau. u. mmmmmmwnml.
’ (In a... fleatal 1W. Mont all Brain.
will Mtg-o". “a” “m”! “"0“” :3 III-alt alternate-mica in than»
3.3." 1.11335... “4.15... “A: tar-mild . llemnmlm at l‘ower in
mung.” ' either . m . imam and all
it meant. your rel-ale aka-cine. lava-swam“ pp:
. raaav
ant .um—iadu . . A heath'a Ina
meet. :5 "or mail. We glut-I at:
mulch". ”film to" at. my
reed written rum: to reread)! not
enrol. amateur only II. R.
3:18. We! I“ III. Agent.
I.
it“ lt‘
onus
MINI-a009,...
Mun-m
udd-ueaaaaayor More:
Mail.
«- a» fitgww .2
other allow!”- I"
JOHN SCHAUB & 82!.
! gnaw .:
A hut we run In all female flan-ea.
A m IIIHOII~A tired When-r. In
named-«a a“ without here
«an. tum heaiarhe. barbaric, but!
down palmmt'halnwerpanofllehmeh.
are-l amen-e in the region at the ovarian. W
"Iv-villa treaty urine. with We! dam to
urinate. mm III “new. . .
mm mm: ....m... .... "
the form or my urn-III In
ll. Ditch. If“ hoarding Miller”! M!
fllhhrflhreonontbemnm more!”
value-- hlee am I in nil-Ml 0"“
tau-lac Murder. Jeannine-M
imammmlwrmklh
novel and by all anal-h n
t
vane “E
M. ,, I My» of .
"' mmrfilfiiilflriameoumbnni
.r: ...
Merit alone has made the reputation of
SOAP
'thhing is as ‘
Use no other.
Norwalk Chronicler