Closing Days of the Seuson,
TU RDAY and SUNDAY
September~ l0 and ii”.
———”—
hand Display, of fireworks.
null-[insult
from L. Sullivan Knocked out
‘1 in Twenty-one Bounds.
- {Corbett st the Finish Was Smiling
and Without s Scrstch.
It Was Over Two Minutes Before Sulli-
VIII Recovered from tho Effects of the
Terrific Blow 'I'hst Won the Bottle.
The Fight Wu Easily Corbett's from
“It hurt. us lie Hit ills Opponent
About ll lie l'lsued .und Got Away
Karly Every Time Without n Return.
When Sullivnn Becoversd Conscious-
ness lie Told the Crowd lie Wu Gind
nu Austrian Won the Chumplomiiiip.
Ntw OnLnlvs, Sept. 8.-—Jobn Lawrence
Sullim, champion of the world for ten
years, was deli-utod but night for the
first time in his lilo. Jumiis John Corbvtt
Mat him in twenty-one rounds, fought nn«
der the Marquis of Queensbnry rules. The
oficisi time of tho fight was one hour and
twenty-one minutes and forty-live seconds.
The old champion looked fifteen yours older
than his actual age as he stood in the ring
at the close of the battle with his face
swollen and distorted, and every man of
the 7,000 persons pitied him. Ho Wit-l never
in tho battle with Corbett, and lost 618
championship, the purse of $13,000 and the
side bet of 80.000.
From the start youth. ngility and ucionce
wero arrayed against advancing yours, over:
JAMES J. (fuitllil’rl'.
confidence and strengthnuud Sullivan but]
no chance ugmxm such odds.
Corbett is regarded as u inurvr‘l, null ho
generons'y boiptd to misc his oppone nt when
he had bent him into insensibility. lau-
hctt's frisnlb; bore him from tho ring ill
triumph at tho conclll ion of the light. .\ll
of Sullivan's fond ho; a bum been (tht'tl
to the earth, and lit) was till: picture of do-
apairss he left the rlng.
The Olympic club decided that Sullivan
would not hallowed to wear a [dilator on
his stomach. Corbett protested against
this as soon as he arrived in town, and whrn
:Builivsn was formally notified of tho pru-
_tott, which proceeding wits gone through in
Mfltornuon, the big follow said ho “didn‘t
give I blank. llo‘d lot the blank piustvr go
to blsnk if there wns any kirk about it lrulll
that young icllow" (meaning James .I. (for
butt.)
The Men's Weights.
The chumpion seemed to invite deft-:12,
Early in the niternoon he sent s spool-oi ro-
W to the club msnugml tin-t ho ho
allowed to occupy the corner out of which
noun has come s victor, and in which
Dempsey, Mailer, Myer and Shelly mot lit?-
fest.
His nuns» wss sounded to, but ho would
line boon winner] to that corner
unyw or Corbett won the has and chow
the nucr’s rumor. Home of tho mom
superstitious of his trackers wm plainly
' whnn they hie-rd tint (.‘orbott
‘ wonths toss.bnt they believed their
msnwmld‘wlu spinal sll odds. Their lilo
m was not of long dilution. The no
Mumsnt hsd mmly been loud» when
Jock chuiifio. Dixon sud Skelly mm‘n
trooping into the building. tho trio rot-elv-
ing s,very warm ovation.
An inslsnt lstsr, ss Holllvsn and Corbett
snared from their dressing rooms almost
simultaneously, the rut throng um usif
one body end sent up a cheer that was
isles upby tits multitndo on tho outsido
Ind revocimod until it reached
the tend or the Crssosni City,
In miles swsy.
For fully five minutes the din mdulm
inn-stile great mud shouted out than
good wishes snll sont up volley sitar volley
d churn for the gladiators. The man not
to their corners with us little daisy ss poo»
Thou Ill hands collected in tho middis of
tbs ring sud shook builds, brindle slid sll.
It w- silnounosd that outlining...)
31m“ Corbut m. Sullivan wits
by Charlie Johnston Ind Jsch
sills, slid Professor Donaldson still
Dsisusysctsd ss Corbett's seconds.
use looked well. but Corbett wss
in tho better audition.
Isiitvsn I- I no".
Ones settled in the ring, the nun studied
“Mutualuhmgh Corbstt wss sp-
, M l 0' WIN. 0100]“
mules convolution in ms lining
wt. his seconds. The Professor Dolly
it
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continued be. ”if Mr. Corbett has no‘ plus-
teru upon him now he will noodtlmnw
cover the holes I will punch in him."
Duffy then announced the result 01 his
examination to the Corbett party. (30th
mulled as if he had not expound any to be
found. but did it to rouse John‘s bi up
to tho point where he would lose‘ both his
temper sud his judgment.
'i'hrlle minutes later sud both men sd-
vsnosd to the center of the ring toshsks
hsnds. Sullivan mowiod, quickly grabbed
the bond of his antagonist and than hell
dropped, hulf flung it away with s derisive
gesture.
Corbett'u chuckle could be heard bolt
through the clubhouse. All the blood in
the chumpion's body seemed to have rushed
into his neck and face. He was beside him-
self with rage, and only growled st his
second, who whispered to him. His friends
felt fearful of the result then, for Corbett's
coolness was something they hnd not cul-
cnlutsd on, and Sullivan's anger would be u
serious handicap if not indeed an all sum-
cient one to detest him. This was tho con-
dition of the men, mentally uni] phyuically,
ssthsy stood facing each ,othor. The fol-
lowing is the tight by rounds:
The Fight by Rounds.
Round l—This was a ridiculous exhibition of
prize lighting. Sullivan made no Ions than
seven feints with theleft for Corbett. but Cur:
hett run around the ring ouch limo sud no
blow wss struck.
Round 2—«Corbott made no otfort to do any-
thingdmt walk around. The big follow atom]
up lei-surely and looked at (fur-inn. who then
let go a left on Sullivan's shoulder. and ll. o-iinvh
followed. 0n the bri-ukuwny Curlwti livuchml
him on tho bronst. Anuthvrl-linch followed,
sud Corbett tried to lund his loft on Sullivan's
ism. Jim did get in a slight blow on tho atom
sch bnforo tbs mind round omit-4i. and tho
crowd who happy.
Round 3—Sullivsn missed u loft builder for
the jsw sud then touched him on line nIIleIlV'b.
it will s rumor—of no harm. howorur. The
first good blow struck was by Corbett. who
ran in on top of sum by Sullivan. Corbett
also ruched two lofts on Sullivan’s body.
Whenever Sullivan iod t‘orhett dill'ki‘tl and
JOhn‘ could not li'lli‘Ll him. This occurred
three times.
Round t—Snllivsn made two runs at Corbett,
but Jim rsnhnwuy and no blow wusstml-h.
Sullivnn continued to run in on him. but Jilli'u
feet were too good for the big fellow and h.»
slipped away like it goml sprinter Sullivan
laughed lit tho busmoir-i, and Com-n lot him let:
golishtly on John's fzwo. John laugh-mi tho
more. snrl roturnod his left on I‘orbon's buck
is Jim turned sway.
Round 5—»ili this round Sullivan caught Cor-
bett ufoirly hard blow on the chin. but Cor-
hett clinched und nobody was hurt. Sullivltn
missed with tho loft and follnwmi "in! with u
trifler on the uhnuldulr with the left. Suilmin
mudesrush and (Sol-bot! went at him, What
tolloweii is hard to (li'Si'Ylbt‘, Corbett unlimited
him with right and loft on the stunmvhnud
fut. Ind hid tho big fellow‘u noon blinding in
no time—.right und left.snii Sullivan manual.
in it Corbett hummnrfll him as n Dix-m could
much u Sholly,und the grout champion bo-
cuno sosurprised that msny persons said that
he was groggy. The sctirliy and viovcrnm
shown by Corbett was so udmlrsble that tho-
house not up and yolk-d.
RounliiL—Cnrbett jumped srotind likonq-ut
rind vvorriod tho his fellow, getting in two
light blows on this stomvh. Sullivan missml
one loft minder tor the ism. but uthurwi-«r
nothing Wu: done in the round.
Round? Two slaps on the body, om- from
each, opened this round. and liftvr it hit of
lighting l‘nrbon hit his loft pm on John”:
stomach. John dill no: «will to mini it. lvlll
Corbett wont :l't hill: .ill>l hul'v- him inn ,4. vi
smacks oll :lu- {im- with his lots flliil (“it owl.-
noon nftor sulilvun's now was blur-lug mum:
froely. Colbert run in and rut-bod Sullivan in
the ropes. hitting go right and im’t on Rio in;
fellow'n body. Sullivan mulil lunho no return.
He was tired whorl ho wont in inn mrni-r.
thought)» had tllrnll nothing in tho round but
tnh- punishment.
stilliv-u Worried and “bury.
Round ii—‘SuilLvsn comb out worried limiting.
[in mode a loft hand lungr‘ oi l'nrb. it, but t'~-r>
butt tint-bod i-ll-vorly in n miiy Ellilliun
lsndrd his right on lllt' ribs. but Curlwl! gut iii
two good loft julm uri rim body. on" in tho f:m-,
Ind ugaill hm light Ullt‘!‘ in ”11- (mm [Illil l\\"1‘ll
the bully. Sulilinli worm-d in l» pluyml out or
waiting for n I’llaIIV'v- in land tlli' klivf it rill
blow.
Round 9 ~t’nrbott “gill" imi, but without of
feet. Sullivan It‘ll his in“. but l'urbt-lt iiurkmL
Thou Sullivan gnvo him a buliiriuilor on thi-
fun, with but ilttlo hzirtn. slid unvi- him an
other in“ on llit.‘ ubnuldi-r. Sullivan did not
show uny want or wind. uituuuuh i‘nrlwti hit
him tin- times. our» alter the min-r, ilimu Uii lllv
body sud "to on the face. L'orlu-lt was awn}
ghoul in polnu. but his blowiiiiitl iii»! 60“!“ to
weaken the big loll-m. who spposrml only tin-ii
Round ll) {'nrln-tt stood up to his lunu like 3
major, sud tho mi-n eyed each othor lsko psnv
than. Sulliuin lot in) his irft for tho jaw. but
only touched lightly. Sullivan nil-«Kl with lllr
loft. Both limit-ll loft on the turn, but wmsitly,
Tho sumo strain. Sullivsn's loft found i'urlwit‘»
{we lightly. Bulilrsn missed with his left still
Corbett jumped but. Corbolt isnlli-d left on
fun. Hullirsu not left in the ism llxhlly.
Bound ll “it now begun to limit hit.- a long
tight. Buliirsu could not got in u utruiubt blow
on the clever L'slitornlsn, sud Cori..." mum
not hurt John L. when he (lid land. A couplr
or light paws sud s xond dual of running
ground by Corbett. Cori-nit hit i-luiili'sn in the
two with his left twithi. sud with loft sud right
in s clinch. iiullivsn's nose spin bli‘mlinu:
Corbett milking around. (‘urbott not tum good
crschs on Hullirsn on the ism flllumh.
Round iZ—iiiullinn wss still “only sud it
looked ssthoniih illoy might fight lob “much.
Corbett got in his left than timos in tho slum
uh within throt‘ mud-i gutting: swny ouch
tins sud running sronrid. (trust rltwurhi-us
wll shown by Corbett in tho way ho )nbbod
sad ‘0! sin). but his blows did not warm to but
mun. Hulilvuu now media it rush. but l‘ur
but no swsy, end wlwn ho cums list-k bu
W. Huiiivsu tried the some ihlnxtuim
mend such “mogul n tub with the is“ on
his stoma-h.
Round Inwaullirsn hsds usury look when in
am from his armor, sud than lot so his Mt
[to mold not got than. "Curtis" run swsy.
mm wos rspsstsd. When I'm-inn em
torvrsrd b0 ins smiling. but venturing s amt
tied. Buliinn rushed him and Jim m swsy.
Builirsn did sil lilo moving up sud Carbon will
jumping backward. Nothing was dons in this
round Mons light blow oi Cwbstt‘n on
Man's chssh.
Dlliin- outing Duper-Is.
Round lbwliuiiivsn led with his lett on Our.
bott's nook sud Curb-it lslldsd his left on Rubi.
m‘snscll; both stunt-no with lstt on the m.,
curb-tin“ two inns tlls fsrsuni in sin
othsrsttsnptbothm Corbntsgnlnm
“Mama’stsesssdthnmwflb
uptothhtimsud whon ha tabbed the tug
follow [our times on the [run in sillzcousion tho
lpsctutororsiseds bowl. Slilllvnn huro got in
I left on Corbett's brown. but it did not hurt.
Thou Corbett touched John L. up [or two
Eight hsndsrsonths body iiflild morn howls.
be people seemed to l... with Corbett.
Round ilk-0n 00min..- r.-,;.»lilur Sullivan hit
Corbett on tho neck a in. iii-v 1m m.,-try hard.
rind Corbett wuntrm Mllll 1h.- lun on the
stomach. Bullivunlriim.~luli~il lwntit forms
flue. snd Corbett iliiulim‘. nt our At ii.,.t
Sulilvsn‘s fsco limit till 1. mm.» _.. .‘.--; ho
dissed Corbett around the Hill: ' rip-v 'lglln
unis iorwnrd and lsnrlml Iii. Ml m Suiiivnli‘n
Itorniich sud two soil lib! right uli “In In; inl-
lnl's staunch.
‘ Knocked liliruiiociuus.
Bound aivSuliivuu's lull bli‘livli Carlie-it's
hrs-st its they came in Lin.- r. nior if line lung,
but not two seconds occurred lifti-ru'uhl lfl'lt'le
Corbett sailed into him. Willi loft and right
Corbett cough! Sullivan on both iii-Ins of tho‘
ht‘fld chine to the rupw. and thin rimm- [lam iii»
Csllfnrninn repeated within another uwnlid.
Corbett followed this up with brill-u more
blows of tho some kind. and Sullirun would but
protect himself. Sullivan I‘ulil'l not go: ill A
single bluw in return. H-t Wlt‘v I-lliil,'.j.' granary
Ind Wonk. Corbett was vrly inn-m :.:l.i «villi
dent at the sound oi tliv- ,;nll.:. is. is lawn timoth-
wui smsshing Sullirun u: it urml one million
sud right on both iilllt'h uf llzv limui.
Round Ei—ln regard in that willing lninlltu
sud a hall, which decided ilxo iiuuiyiwigllt
championship oi the World. a gn-ul .lml n... ht
bo unideven in thst short limo. That lb.- I‘Ull
test would and in that round no lllii'l
believed. Sullivan lrsmo trnm his CU '
sumo shops thstflw had shown fol
rounds boions. Ho hm] tho sunn- t'l'inw i‘!pl'~ ~-
slullun hm; fat-1mm! nooniuil 20 ha lhv shim: :u
st any lilfi during that pvriul. lln minimum!
In do “It: "MI;an in" and i'urlml'. iullmiiil
his original turtles of "mixing uwoy " This
sort of truth: wits not going on wry long. not
more thsn ton reminds. when (‘nrimlt jumpnl
buck. rushed forward. hit John on rh.~ DIM
null John was «lazuli. Corbett vii-lit is! him fur
ther. and tho sumo,» obi now was nguin sixurulii-d
Ind more blood l'iimo out. John imikud its-
iouudvd. and (forbott Juluxml bark with the
mlirry smile of :t lh‘ilimlbsfl with a but upplo.
Suddenly in! roztlrned to tho fray. :iiui in-fure
Sullivan knnwvrhut was ilio llll‘iiiiiii; of the
Csliforn'uin's happy look ho 11' It .- (‘l'lh‘K on tho
side of the: bowl that mud» him cl-nn lllb vym.
With this Corbett was on top UK hlln in tin (mm.
Lolt burn! on om- sirlo of tin- buzitl and right
hsnd on tho othi-r, poor John L. Sullivan to
831110 In uncnnsvlons. button mun. lln bill."
gored about on his pills for a Si'l’uli‘l or so, and
while displaying this fatal wr-liltnum Vol-MM
wont down on him Again. sunormv ll‘lllfillu
corn when: there is no dummy in tho mill-ll» at
the field. A right on the our and il loft on llzv
law nettlod the luminous and tho churnpzoruliip
The last blow stint tho grout John L Sullil :in
to the floor with s thump. tho sommi tun» in
sll his lung (rumor h s lighter that hl' hflll Fur
been knuoh'd down. but ho was down this Lino
fairly and finally. it WM nob-nu and clever
knock out blow. Soil-vim iloulili-il up his logs
Is though in pain. but in uxmlhvr ins-tum
seemed to willy-t ha Mounts and run-h- :in effort
to rim. 110 fnllud in that. snil triui tho hl‘i‘illld
time with tho same result. llo wits knocked
out. pure sud simple. ills seconds had to mine
to him and sushi: him tohis corner. inn-n then
John b was out and did not know what mu
going on. it was not for over two minulm
thst John L. rlwurcrod hinm-lf.
Hollis-It's )lsrily Speech.
in the meantimo Corbett hull retired to
his corner, on the order of the reform,
while the mun who has so long been known
so tho chumpion of champions was Counted
out and carried to his chair. “'hvn til» ton
minds were at last at an end Prob-mu
Miko Donovan, of tho Now York Alliiv-lir
club, and W. A. “Truly. (‘or‘lmtt'n m-er . :vr.
sprang: to tho “ago and lllillg xi: .; ill'iliw
around tho young tnain who Wit! now thi-
champion lilixlllst u! the World null the
winnor of ELM") in purl-w Jillil atlikns. its
well no u mgutniion that “ill lurn ln-riiups
ten times that amount into llls’ itli‘hl-qllvl’.
Corbett rclurnml tho cordial Minimum
with n hourly ornbninv, n'iiiio lin- Miro
wclleli up into his ryos. ()illoni jumpv-il up
to tho blow-r Californian and huggmi him.
Thvy hnli probably Wuu mouvy at 2 or 1i to l
on Jim.
While this hugging Wu going on Sulli-
van's bouillon! Ws'l’tt pouring With‘l’ uvrr
him and placing nnlnlonin in his noon. and
with much trouble brought him around.
Wlion iin dill Como to he looked lipnt
Jack HoAniiflv, who was fanning him Willi
the towel, rind after opening hi» t'yv‘fi iinlf
way, or so isr u ho could, will in his mun~
thsn onllnury booting volro:
"Say. um i licked! Did that young (ill
low do it!"
McAuliffo litil'mwlnll)’ admitted lllfil llmt
wss the mic. John ilidu‘t my tiny morn
until ('orbott come over and shook hands
with him. John got up, look (.‘orbott‘n
hand sud then spoke to tho crowd.
"Gentlemen," said the ex-rllampiou, ”1
sm only glad that the championship has
been won by su American."
This spent: brought down tho house a» it
has not boon sifoctod during sil the wook.
Thorn was s grout wild sud woolly wont,
hot southl‘rn, mud. enthusiastic yoii wiion
Corbett hunch-id John l. Sullivan out, but
that noise was not worn then s marker to
the wild, mudhouse iloinonotrntlon that
the gong made when John L said those
manly words.
NANCY HANKS film.
01: - Blow 'l‘rsel libs “hats in I201.
Bushing tho ltrcord.
Hr. PAUL, Bopt. 8.—~Nsncy limbs, quoon
oi the trotting turf, is evidently libio to
whittis twoor three seconds mom on than
',tor, . .l... m‘m' .
on s min trsckmoucodsd twosmimls
slow, (Icing s strong broom hull tho dis-
tuneo, driven by Budd Dobls. she trotimi s
mils In 2:03 nut, s quarter of s second bet-
ter thsu she want the some diatom Aug.
"on the superb Wssliincton purl: trsck,
Chicsgo, sud within 1" seconds of the
world's record which she made on the Into
shspsd truck st independonss, In, I week
s30.
“line or ur- ll Iti‘tm
mucous, N. 1}. Sept. h-Jiftssn-ycsr»
old it. White, a pretty girl living nest
Wsymort, shot herself dud. Bits left a
Minor“ to harp-rents ssyiug silo insured
of
nus ils s basil-its on...
Bonsncunr, B. Y.. 8.4!. V.
anhs died from tbs streets sn ovsrdoss
otehiorolornlwidlslnths dentistry“ Dr.
I. c. Bros-on.
AI bums-aunts Gunner.
le. iispt. hm—Conrlt Adsibsrt litera-
0li bugsttsmptsdsslcidsonsouountutbosvy
H, mhduthhys
- “stumbling. ils lost 160.000 florist
hos-night.
A Child flunk! to limb.
locus Imus, it. mum. s—qi rm
d Andrus Gray was
mt train.
In“ by n Wt frail-
5:50 p. in.
Leave Roton Point, 11 a. m.,
4:25 for Wilson Point only.
and 5:50 p. in.
Excursion
LAST WEEK ' 0F
Hie Gentle Spirit Quietly Files
'lts Unconscious Clay.
ONE OF OUR HOST POPULAR Pom
Ills First Emirt in Var-o “in units Whil-
lasrulng the Twill-0 or slimmsher—«lln
Was .- Ardent Antisluvery Advise-tn.
"is one. Once Sucked by s Mob.
Allsnunr, Mm, Sept. 8.-Aniosirury isn
saddened town today. The new of the
death of John G. Whittier, poet, friend and
citizen, at his summer home at Hampton
Falls, N. 11., has brought grifl to every
heart. The last low days wem full of anx-
iety, but the hope has ever held sway with
the people here that they might ones again
see the beloved form on tho streets of Amen-
bury; but that has passed and the toiling
hells echo the grief in many s heel-t.
Whittior's last clinicians ntteruuoo was
one of recognition of his nil-co, Mn. Samuel
L. Pickiird, who
livod with him for
sortie yours pre-
viou-l to her man
. ringe. Sim. Pick-
'U on! mixed him if
.5 ho inn-tr her and
he replied: “You,
1 how known you
all th» limo.” and
ho iiuumliotoiy
lapsed into uncon-
sciousness. in
which state he re
mmumi until be
paved nwny. His
’— onil was apparent.
,ly pninlosu and
wuceful. His body
has lwn brought
J. (2. Wnl'rrltll. to his ll n his» in
Amosbury. and tho funerul will bo hold at
2:30 on Saturday nftornoou from his
into nfiltlt‘nt‘t‘ on Friend strurt. the house in
which innny of bin bout poems Worn writ-
ton and the shrine of every Visitor to Arm-s—
Tbo body will rest in tho Frienlls' ceme-
tery, connected with l‘uiun cometary. in
tho fnmily plot whero rout hm pairmits, un-
cle, aunt. sisior and brother, and thus will
the fsrnily ngnin be united hm: as wall as
in the land of rust. All business will be
suspended in Amesbury on Saturday dur-
ing the funeral.
Whittlor's Currant.
John Granules! Whittier, ill» gentle
Quskor poet, was born Dec. ll, loin. on the
sncutrsl into: at Haverbill. lie was
brought up on the form and had only s
common school education, learning, while
still n boy, tho trade of s shoemaker Whou
only eighteen years old ho began to run-
tribnto venue to the llnvorhili Gazette. in
18:!) he boosmo the editor of The American
Manufacturer, and n your istor he took ell-
itorinl rhnrgo of Tho New England Woolly
Review. After a few months he returned
to the ilsrorhill furm.wboro ho remained
for revcrui yearn. William Lloyd Harman,
who was editor of tho Noivbnrvpurt Fri-n
Prom. liiL‘i minted tho i~ ginning o! “in:
tier's Work as a pool in. follows:
“lining up stairs to my oillu- l ubwrvml n
lettor lying non: tho door. I owned it and
found it contained on original [mire ol
pootry for Tho Prue Prom. The ink was
wry pale. tho handwriting very snub. and
having ill that lllili! s horror or origin.)
newspaper poetry. in: first inipnlso wan to
tour it without Milling it. siuw til-i l'llitlii‘i‘
of n-joction was lo. limo-lynlnl- in ulu‘.
Summoning up my rm-lulluu, h “-0er
ponisml it, rind wns so Kratifil'tl with it
that l gnvu it it plum in my journal.
“As l was nnlloml to tlml out lhu Wflli‘l',
my post riilr-r onol'my divulgivii liii' surrri.
saying that he brill Iimuuht um lelh-r Mill
that it was written by u Qllnki-r imi rlnlumi
Whittii-r, who was daily at wall Vilili
hammer and hip-storm on tho uhiwsmkrr‘s
bench lit East liuverliill. I lost no limi- in
driving to Mo this youthful bard. who mini.»
into the room with shrinking tidbit-lure.
blushing liki-nmsidi-n and zillion lllllllllt‘
to spunk. lguv-v hull sonio Won't. of on
counlrcmont, but uddmssod iuymll pur-
liculsrly to his wrung urging Zhr'lu to
grunt him nvory (utility for the down-lop
moot of his wonderful genius This wu-
tbo beginning oi a lilulonz friandiilllp.
founded on fumillsrity of pnrpow and lli‘lil
clplos."
A l'oplsinr Post.
In [‘36 1nd Will) he rupromntod his nelgh
burs in tho lower Munch oi tho iogislnture.
During the latter port 0! lh'iil ho bccsnw
secretory of the Amsricsn Antislsvery so-
ciety st i’hllsdnlphhi, slid to new snd Will
he wss tho editor oi Th0 i'unmylv n‘iu
Promo-n Ind Antislsvury Journal. ills or
line wss sacked snd burned by s mob. and
iinniiy be mine to Amssbury sud settled
hero in iii-i0. He was tho umponding
oditor 0! The Notionsl Era, of Wuhingion.
(or ssversl yous. sud contributed to than
publication runny of his best unthilsvi-ry
Hr. Whittier nevrr mnrriui, but ulwuyi-
iived in tho msnner of simple Quilhr toilt.
About fifty years ago he sold the family
nsidsnos sud form It Iisvsrliili, and illovnd
with his mother to Amt-slimy. The
exterior of hit hours wlsnslewrcly plain
sssny at his Qushor brethren would him
desired, but his studyis romomhurod by
scores «his friends As one of this tnnnlret.
mint ntrssts ill lisw England.
No Liberian post, with the exception,
when.“ Longfellow, but been mom pop
Illa! t Whittier. This is lcrihsd to the
noble simplicity of his W. which was
reflect!!! in all his writings, whom: is
mflwm- tits on; volgm i. u.
verso. "humor or Inland, wss
Win tub-nil sinusitis: unseal-
shnostmryyssr. no lsst editimiolbis
Mississdpwssworlls was ”Win
twin-mutiny».
r hisbsst knows works-rs “toys
oily Ind Otlisr Poms." puldisiml
in, 1”; “Old Wis sad Intent
3
"1050911me
hm; "Snow Bound," 1m; "in in: Time
sstthsrPosrns." till: "l‘ils'l‘ni on the
will leave 30ml. Norwalk ”-10 is m., 12:30, 2:00, 3:30, and
SUNDAYS—Leave South Norwa‘k,10:30 a m., 12:30. 2:00, 3:30,
Leave Roton Point, 11:10 um" 1:10, 2:40. 5.00, and 0:40 pan.“
Moo—v ~~
Fare.
Time table subject to change without notice.
THE JESSIE B.
SEPTEMBER
” ‘LD‘EiTH‘li'i‘iLS WHITTIEB
ot lib writings hurt) spposml r
M" 1m; "Ailing its iii " Inn;
“has! an. ‘" ll‘lii;n "Phfihios 2: p. .1
MI! 1 H” "n.
lsvsshissfl'ssd‘fiudhnmf’sfl
Wmthtnthspfldosvnym
A legs. In lav-bu.
1mm, li—Asloh s
In, dmflim
My sight. 'nis
museum
i
1:10, 2:40, 5:00, and 0:45 p. m.
25 Cents.
SEASON CLOSEB
ii.
a
Chew g
i
and l
choose i
l
wisely.
bWMaJrIIIIIIJIIII/II//I/lI/Il/I‘II"
Makes an every-day canvwlms: of an
old-inn: luxury. Pure and uhivsome.
Prepaid with summons mire. Highest
awarJui all l'urc Food Exposili m. [Each
pagkauc mails two l;'il'i',r: rim. Avoid
iniilaliuns‘ --;.'ld insiit on llill‘lilg the
NOW? SUCH bran}.
IERRELL dl SOULE. 531121;». N. Y.
lull? iv
DON‘T DELAY
”Kim‘s
BALSAM
r H E E 98090?)qu
ammo.
“Who-ping“. Willis-II hills. I
cruel-mummy!“ is“ stuns. not
You will so. its surllsnl slut sftsr hung th
Int do». Baht by hoists "mists. hip
Isttiss 50 astound ".00.
' Read This!
By m'iwlnn. "Minutes null l'hmt rultots
you roll foul lull of the [Miplo mine n ”W time.
and sonic~ of u"- pmph all of lllt’ lllllr’. but on
i~sli‘tfmlsllliu-g-«yplo uiillirllmv. All ri-
downmnt i'nliry in the t'olinsrtlrnt urnrrsl
Life ilisurltliro l'om‘psny in “but lilo people
will burn nflrr tiwy lino lawn foulivd into buy—
init whom» or rliwip llinumiii‘r. Cheap in-
Milnrt‘ttln lilo rlinp money; it sln‘t worth
mm l.
If pm wnnt pmiwiinn for your tortilla. or
yourwliin mum of old lit». 1 It plain Ilr niie
mlloy um the widow inn-lit p on in the t'onnwh
r-nl Hutu-rs! 1.le insurmou- Compsny. o: 11er-
lord.
S. S. L’Hommedieu
Air-iii. lli Wssbllurton lit. Mill timid!
JAPANES
Pu...
CURB
root Mr- Tmllnrntmnislsti
ism, rflhtmnni in Cumulus. lg
A m and
of Nuppmduvr
in no. slid i‘iils; it Positive Gun- ior Interns].
lntsrusiJllind or Blaming lll‘hl .Chmnk.
itmntmilnnliisryl’iiss. This {has
nay-r been km to uni. Ii portion. for
.srni mull. ml? suitor [m ablg'flb‘ll
m n n s u on its-rs vs
0;" .... “WW: “imm‘h’f’ll’ "'
u . sin . m-
c u
miss: m i II. I. IA
:21. Audit. orwslh. Conn. gels.
I
iii villi N ”
Blllil'flol
it run
i Eli
STATION!“ I
M! ”the . t i
We ha mflmrm out!“ filnhflh.
. tsrbssds. ms. Bu.
(. Aeklmv
W, mine sun-list}:
piss-m to mist: than
Planigliille
Call on or sddress
NElllE I. lilSBllllW.
35 West srenue. Bomb Norwslh
its-fermion. Wsiter J. Bull. "ill Wrsi 57th
strait, N Y 'nl'l‘irr
if WAGONS. "
Buggies. Phaetons, Carriages.
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prlccs I to suit” All.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
1......" “my.
ll. lieKiYN & SUN.
Summers to C. B. DoKlvn.
5| Washington St. 80. Hawaii,
21 Main Street Norwalil.
first-class
Bakers, nglecliuners,
lCE CREAM.
(‘. lh-Klyrr. i
W. F. liohlyn.‘
flumslock Bros.
[NEW AND BOARDING
STABLES,
NEAR OF THE WNNVIIGK HOUSE.
50??“ NIIII“'AI-Il, CHEN.
Teams at all Hours.
amt if
"filers Prn‘nipiiy Filled.
I l‘
niyaitl
Some
Raise the
Objection I
1 "AT “VERY?" I‘Nli
AT
['6 NIHV SOLD
SHALL /\ IARGIN
I'lltll'l'l' THAT THE"
At I'tlltli
N) Iil'
CARI“?!
‘I'Il ADVERTISE.
IN JUST WHY 'I'IIII‘I' SllfllllJ!
ADVERTISE. “II!“ It; Till
AIH’AN’I'AHR 0' 831101180 Pill!-
Tlt'l’l..|liLV (.‘IIBAI’ 0|! IDPN‘ERING
'l’llll'l
It's‘l’lliflAIJA‘ (lKKA'I' BARGAINII
If 1'“): PEOPLE: ARE NI" MAID!
AWARE 0F 1'"le
Why not
Try the
Sentinel
I Columns?
1. H. BROWN,
SANITARY Pliilllll. STEM llitl
8N8 HTTIIB, TII IflilFiNI,
SHEET IIBN Will!
insllimlnc t for BOl’TliAiti) ‘nd
nonsnmm Worm sud wounded
mount in «monk mull ml
or wA'rsii not .lltfl.
’l’bsflmstllnsof
in the city.
TIN. STEEL ABATE illii IRON
_..,_ NE W...
mommurm .ot'l‘h
slabs int-rises workman
mama...
Ill 'Nllilli‘l’ll 8T. IIIIilE.
summon. 1'05 GIMME sl Iy
cw, - Mm ., ....,.
Bring Quick
lessons.
Stoves. flanges & Healers '
Eliiiullismu.
”ES..." 2...".
Burglarrl’ruol Sales.
Bank Safes,
Bank Vaults,
1 Bank Vault Dams.
AND
DEPOSIT WORK 0F All KINDS.
Th9 Best Sales in the World.
l50.liiiilin use. Always pre-
serve their Contents.
Nil-old in Lynn. “av
wllrn» fill of our rains
llt'fll’. >.'i--~ ri lu; lhr'r "villi . is.
V“; )ll’lUN HE! 'tiitll also in lllt‘ ish'i\[
('ll‘ivnuu Firr in l-le. in llll‘ 'rrm 8mm“ Fir»
ill #53. mill in all tln- izri'nt tin»: sigma 51nd
lurlin'iillirs. Agrrib “unit-l. :3 liilli
’ PAYMENTS
$1 WEEKLY!
05'
Watches, Chains. Charms.
Mantel Clocks. Diamonds.
iiBiili. Jamison & comm,
2l9 Nomaglie St...
l'l'l‘l‘li;\l.l.5Ql.'.\1’-E. Bliillklyil, H. l
Thus fur our :01le delivered in Smith Sor-
intli. imi'o u'liwti :rnrrnl mull-lira lion. and um
inrlluulnt' pzil went i~l:i:i:’.y lliil'rm 'ofwi. Filll
irii’nrrtmiiiinriin l»- lbbl of our 2-; . .
GUSTAV PlTZE'R.
i? if AILHOAD i'LAi 'E.
‘l
Sillllli N'lNWiiK CDNN. 0..
Save Your Teeth.
HAVE THE.“ l‘ll.l.l~lli UR (‘llHWXEEL
Twill llll ii “itii L'Ulll. l‘liiiiyimli, Alli...
.\n “ll-’iilll :lml :lll [viii-Jig ill;lll'l"l.‘il~. ‘
' .lilrmh-illilivi~l1l-cr.~.‘flllly . rmuml mil.
lit-id. l'lMlmun or l'ilrll‘lltlli Front».
«iriv w ll :u
5-... .r ‘v‘, ‘
Artiiiriul twill on Cold. l'lulimml,i'ulltiml
on! {£11m lilid itllbin-r i'lzilm. and oil m-rk pa r-
lhlllllis.’ in umlrru tlt'llilsll'y .
5 mini Iliii‘l'liilll’l givm in irregular mill
i'b lilrl‘n'n tl-i-tll.
All work iii mint rvmulmibll- prlcru.
Twill [lilo-vi and extracted minim-oily.
DB. F. W. DAHMEB,
ii! Wmhinghm Si. Over Post ilfliw.
Hulllll Sorwnlk. t‘min. M ly
Economy and Comiun!
l'fil‘I
Null unlit Nest and Expense during
the Summer Susan.
“'1- have the very best milk»
THE MANHATTAN
Ill Ill 8|ZE8.
wm no... rook ml Iln till nu- mi‘m n
stars with unifilw trouble iinri on ~n-r. Illi
in use in this town.
Call and See Them.
alanine ii 0ENT8 I iiiilON.
W.H.Meeker&io.
~ "$2232":-
BIJSINESS CflllEliE,
"LINK”. 00"-
A 1r? rel-nin- institution tor lbs mullet-oi
tn n n 0 III men nut with: women m
imslnes‘s. imitating]: mleupcrim mun.
ods. romvkismulpmsntmnd «mole-m . of
last or» bus won [or it the. million" of
lib-hr: {chum-sushi». (We. . , m.
bnsd )pswritl . Awhile-1m. ”unsound
Emil-ii studies. . i
IIIIQI Insists-ti In
.Otb. or illustrlstslt rs . .
fin... millet. mun. all-ulmufiu.
m rl‘lijt'l ml in inn-Lu» .
Returns
If placed
in the
Columns
of the
Evening
Sentinel
can... Walks,
Flag Walks,
Curb and Butler
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.
GRADING, .
SillililNG,
EXCAVATING
BY
HilMflND inns.
iflHN F. FLYNN
Sauilau Plumber,
STEAM and GAS FITTEB.
BBih‘Sl Emlilil.
‘- ‘11-5. liar bilwlllt‘lil‘llnilti‘ the Lili-
. . lingo» sir-wt. hour}. Sormslit.
nf't-v‘i ,. :nr
All iFiNliS
Pill M BI N E
1 1.1.. Holly Slillclt u .‘likfl'l‘ of public patron-
Adv. l rr-fi-r hi plumbing i huve done torthe
pzi~l ~evrn you“, in the employ of \\'. ll. Meek-
i-r ‘ ‘5. .\li unrk will have my personal unp-
rl’l...-inll. and null be prim» ll) cud-mu! nml
willsim'tlnn ymimmi-fil. ti ve menlrinl (”In
Cradduck’s
N0. Hill WASHINGTON STREET,
The People's Market.
ALI. KlSliS 0F PRIME MEATS AND
l'lllinll VEHETABLES lX THEIR
SEASUS.
Ilin- 1'. li trial uml )Uli will lmi'omeusteudy
l ll-lwrlirl.
Hard Titties Prices.
A. C. CRAllllliiiK,
I'Rt DPBI E'I’OBS.
[1‘ ISA DI? m Inc]! J -
Ir L$mth§¥eufinlue’foaysu’llsf: y.
w.1.. n. I 'iis'oegm:“' "-
. ’4 «Sushi.
Gasoline Slaves “gm..-
on. us. lain
———--- arm-Lu
Cons. W or
filling Hiliili “‘ °“"“
‘ m
I Puma cars for all I'm-ls Moons.
A III "angina “III inn-II hell... I“
so I
mess. indigestion Duluth. huh. “I,“
dmrn psiusscrnss i‘hslowsr pm or thsbuwvismt
amt comm In tho region of ms ovutrs. blssdn
incomes sully urine. with [meat asst" to
3m an“; is pie-uni to is». his. iii
the form of tiny
’01- which. "ism «muting in direction!“ um
west-sou. Prim I.“ r “I Islets-t for.“
units tmtm-nt'nr . .Ollhal ”2'1““
for! month» trustmsnl Inn! 1 “is". “fl
1.!
JOHN SCHNUB 8. SUN.
I In
Mains, is,»
spirited-«s so laps-duty “inset
nrissle. histamine sud romlipstios.
slip to relisvsss rsrs tbs serous!
.mtm sold by oil aim or
s soul-d hm mun nest of
Allen“ (‘WNTIVIL trmm m.,
.
WELCOM W501i?
Is acknowledged by dealers and con-
sumers to be the standard family soap.
7 , Tme‘merit alone can attain such praise. 7
Norwalk Chronicler