i
IMPORTED SAADIAES
One thousand lbs of Lobsters for
sale every Saturday.
. Orderscalledforanddeliverod.
‘j Wholesale and Retail Fish, (lys-
,‘ tor and Vegetable Market.
W
Hummus
“:2 Consultant: turn.
‘ Dunner moo.
We have the very but make
THE AIANIIAW All
Ill All. )SIZES.
Winnie. nook and do .n the work of a
stove with halfthe trouble and amuse. Ill
in use in this town.
Call and See Them.
GADDLIIE I5 CENTS A BAllDI.
W.H‘.Meeker&.lln.
HUSIOJIALIJ BLOCK.
rotatnflgimriilzur
Vice President Morton Will Of-
ficiate for the President.
‘ A mmynnsronsn T0 Ts}: (um.
“a WI... It In lloped, May Now
I. “tried Out in l'nlI-A Hot Con-
” Dru-the Commandenblp—Sanitary
f ' Are" ‘ 'Inthel‘_ ‘
Wunrno'ron, Sept. Ila—President Harri-
son's place at the G. A. R. national en-
ampment next week will be taken by Vice
President Morton. That the president will
not he went, owing to the serious illness
of Hrs. Harrison, was made known definite-
ly to the committees, and arrangements
were at once begun to bring the vice pres»
Ident to Washington. In response to n M-
egrnm John Joy Edison, chairman of the
executive committee, today received the
following from Vice President Morton at
his country place, Rhinecliff, N. Y.:
“Will leave for Washington Sunday and
will hold myself in readiness for any re~
qnll'od duty during the encampment."
As far as possible the vice president will
represent the president. and except possi—
bly the reception to the veterans at th(
White House, it is believed the programme
arranged for next week will be carried out.
The vice president will be present at the
dedication of Gmnd Army plum, Monday,
and ’ at the reception and concert at the
pension bureau, and will review the parade
from the president’s stand. it is hoped thnt
the reception at the White House, which
was to be one of the events of the week,
may yet. be arranged.
The streets are filling up rapidly with the
expected visitors. A few of the G. A. R.
posts have come in, but the bulk of the or-
.. rivals are attracted by the immense gather-
ing expected. Adjutant General Plristcrer
was the first grand encampment olliciul to
put in an apywnrancc. He arrival to curler
rise the preliminnries and make things
ready for General Palmer. grand Command»
or, who will be here Sunday. The greater
number of visitors and delegates will reach
Washington that day.
The Next Commander.
The contest over the election of a grand
commander in chief promises to be the
most interesting feature of the cncamp
ment. and it will not be settled from
present appearances without something of
a struggle. The avowed candidates arc
Colonel Charles P. Lincoln, deputy com-
misioner of pensions; Gcncral \Vohwrt. of
W‘uconein. rind Guoml Hurot, vf Ohio.
Colonel Lincoln would sccm to have got a
“black eye," as it were, in the fiction of tho
district department last night, when it was
voted to present the name of l‘uptuiu J . .\l.
Pipes for senior vice commander in chief.
Since 1882 this office, by comb->5; hm; been
’given to the department entertaining the
encampment.
Of course the election of Colonel Lincoln
as grand commander would put f‘nptnin
Pipes out of the ring. and his {mouth exp-v:
theaentiment lll furor of claim: : v with
the custom of (‘lluusiug the sour r \".r'-> com-
mander in chief build them in bulging: it
about. They are quite sanguine of ism-«m.
Wing that he has already a rudiment
number of delegates pledged in elect bun.
Other memboru of the tllnll’li't drpnrtuu-ut
upectGencrul Weiscrt to be t'lrt'tr‘d. ll»
wu chosen senior vice collimaruIt-r under
General Alger at Milwaukee and urns an
unsuccessful candidate with (,‘olonn-l Lin-
coln against General Palmer at I’v'll‘uil last
year.
That the next encampment will go to In
diannpolis socnislo be conceded. ('hicagu
has withdrawn any clnims she may have
had and will support Indiormlmlis. The
only other city so far rznmcd is Denver, and
n
‘ ills—id she enter: now for the purpose of
cuttings good position to tight for the en-
ampment of 15m.
Sanitary Precautions Necessary.
Theappeannce of cholera in New York
occasions great uneasiness nrrrong the citi-
una of Washington in View of the foot that
$04!!) strangers, coming from oil pom of
"I country, will be crowded together from
out week. Every arrangement has been
mule for the comfort of the guests. but tho
unitary wnditions will not be perfect and
would be favorable to tho‘ rapid spread of
the dine-e should it appear here during the
encampment.
The camp is on low ground, with only
temporary sewerage, and the school houses
which will be occupied are not provided
with the conveniences of dwellings. The
authorities speak lightly of the danger not!
they will do well to take greater precan-
tlflil than they have yet taken.
federal authorities will do all they can to
help preserve the healthful surroundings of
theater-ans during their visit. Secretary
Wald thnthe does not think there is
anydnnnrtothe encampment from cholera.
Ila aid that he did not regard the situation
In New York as very cerium believing that
the cheese would not be allowed to spread.
He did not think there was reunion to appro-
lnud its appearance here, nor that It would
In any way interfere with the encampment.
l
> Harder and Soluble.
liars-r. lie, Sept. lit—At llelmont
flannel lowly. aged forty-two, married.
allot Fannie Nichols, aged twenty-six, and
thenhhnaelf. Both aredcsd. Jealousy In
theme-aw.
I , Colonel A» or». Dead.
' 0mm. em. ll.——Colonel Daniel
“All, railroad king, polltlelsn. bonnie-i
inn and well known throughout the state,
fell dead at Newvllle from heart failure.
no (lo-Meme Attorney (loner-I Dead.
- Iii-non", Al... Sept. ll.-Themu
3. Watt. Werner of Alabama and at-
W in the Cmfedmte cabinet,
dill after several vu-eko’ lllneai.
‘ no lav-ale "all Italian.
" Williams, Sept. tr.-~Dtmtor General
M lint Director been and Baa-m
muon- ouafereneoto telnet the de-
flu fail-mm” dollar.
;. A: on tutor: liar-nod.
”It". Dept. Yin—The fleeidental Oil
company's on lulu street, between
Yunnan and 1? ma. South Brook-
lyn, was Conveyor! by are.
. . A knit Dun-yea.
.I‘unnva have, I... seminal» out
:finhmmmm’u
l.
i':
COMMISSIONER PECK ARRESTED.
II. It Accused of burning the Orlglulo
of Ills Ito-port.
Am", Sept. 17.——Wan'unls have been
fined for the arrest of Charles F. Peek. the
commissioner of the bureau of labor statio
tics, and for his stonogrnpher, Elbert Bog-
ers, charging them with destroying public
documents, which is punishable by imprin-
onrnent for not more than live years nor
less than one. The warrants were halted by
Judge Gutrnunn on the applications of Die-
trict Attorney Eaton and tax-Senator Non
ton Chase. The warrant.- were served last
night. Mr. Peck tolda United Press repre-
sentative that be anticipated this step.
The interview with the committee
appointed by the Democratic general con»
mittoe lo cxnmine into the figures of the
report was one of the most stormy ever
held in any public onlco in the history of
the capitol. The committee, consisting of
Nelson Smith. E. Ellery Andorran, J. Schoe
nof and K F. McSweeney, presented aset
of questions asking for proof of each of the
assertions contained in the summary of the
report.
Mr. Peck refused to allow them to ace the
reports, claiming that he had pledged his
word of honor that they should not be
shown, but they might look at the tables of
figures which were then in the office. He
refused to recognize Mr. Anderson, and
when that gentleman spoke he turned his
back and placed his fingers in his cam At
one point. of the interview Mr. Anderson
called him an “impndent pup," and Mr.
Peck said he took it whence it came. At
the close of the interview the gentlemen of
the committee made it hurried inspection of
a number of the tables.
Mr. Peck says lu- will rot in jail before he
allows any of them to see the rr'purls. lb-
was interviewed as to his ideal of the sittin-
tion, and said that he mnsidcred it the cul-
mination of the light between the rum;—
wumpo and anti-Hill men nuniuat Senator
Hill and his friende. and that it no» oil
they could expect in the future. Judge
Gutmann is quoted av saying: timl tin-
proeecutiou have the charred rt-mums of lb.-
reports.
It is charged that the documents wors-
consnrned on Sunday night by .lnnr’tor Don-
nisou for two dollars. Tllv impvvrw‘ tren-
taken from filo capitol to Mr. l‘vck'a buns-
in an expn-ss wagon boat wwlt. Alhrrt
Rogers, u clerk in Mr. l’r-ck's office. rumlc
the contract mth Dennis-in to burn “a lot
of papers that Mr. Pork (lid not want any
longer.”
MRS. HARRISON'S CONDITION.
It In Slightly Italic-r, but brill Critical.
Ana-thaw Operatllm Performed.
Loos LAKE. Supt. Iii—Mrs. Harrison's
condition '5 pl :ghtly improved, but still most
serious. The doctors mudc nuulhor exami—
nation, and after informing tin m in the
presidential mttageof the result come to
the hotel. when: Dr. Doughty mode the fob
lowing informal stutmncnt of tho rmult «If
their culmination and of the opcrutiun of
topping which they pcrforrm-d:
Tlh‘ r-rnmiunfinnby the flw‘ful‘h showed an
Inch-the in the thud in tlu- when! unity. and x!
wan found necessary tuporform nuutllvr opt-r4
lion.
From this stou-mont it will be soon that
Mrs. Harrison is still in a critical condition.
She is by no mums t-u lbw ruud In lt't'nh'ry,
but dump-r of Air in 1‘ rm: ‘0 imvmuvnt not:
was it fvw r‘ ‘ “1.3:. lll'r1IIu‘L‘Aul’lL'lIlglu
the Indnn -. The physician» mll muke no
predictions concerning her t'llifllt‘ns of rc—
covcry.
The president is more hopeful and cheer.
ful rind is comtuntly at his wife‘s lwd~sd.-.
Museum-s of sympathy are, pouring in from
all over the country.
Kerr-ell llurletl III! Money.
Asm'm‘ PARK. N. .l., St'pt. l?.~ Th.- lind-
ing of n roll nf bill: amounting to $2.147
buried in the mud in tho rcur of l'numli.tn
Hurry Kornoll's ruling.- by his little mu
girl-s color to the story tbut while in it fit of
insnllily filo normalize" aln‘w his Niviug5~
sidllll- from n I’lulu-lt-lpluu bunk uml hid
it, so that neither he nor his fnuuly can
find it.
Ih-llt Srnt to l'rlnnn for Llfr.
flanrrnnu. Sept. lT.-—\\'nltcr Albrrcbt,
twontyoix you old, and John I’llltlfl,
twenty~tvvo, of New Bflffllfl, \vcro‘ ouch
sentenced to state prison for lift- for nn out
rugeous assault on film. Smith and Miss
Van Henson, two old ladies at Kennington,
In the town of Berlin.
llr. Turncy lluml.
err'slltr.r., Mo. Supt. li—ltchIcnry
P. ’I‘orrwy, I). 1).. Id. ll. forubout forty
years provident of Mir .“i.lClll‘ Wade-yon
seminary. to dead. Dr. 'l‘nrwy \vrunmonf
the leading educators of llln . Hungry,
[Infill-b Authorities lteunt Lying.
Idlftnou, Sept. 17.—Potrr women who ur-
rivod at Nowrrnslleone'l‘yno from an or
footed port lrnvo been fined ten worlds
each for airing the health ullloer false rul-
dreeoos of their place» of abode.
Tho Ibo-d "hallo-cl Aahovr.
alum lira. MARI]. tin-.11., Sept. ll—The
bodies of llnptnin Albert nyol’n, of the
Western Rota-"e. the son of (‘uptnln Miurh
and of four unknown portions were worked
upon the beach.
l'hlladelphla‘n New Mint.
Pruunizwnri, Sept. ll’mevr-rtnry Fm
tor has director! it special tromury nun-m to
proceed to Philadelphia and select a site for
the new mint to h.‘ erected in that city.
[tonal-arty Knocked lint.
lttoanoxn. Ind, Sept. l’f.—~I£dvrard Bea-
nett. (found-’- ehamplon lightweight.
knocked out June: Dougln-rty,chnmpion
of Pennsylvania, In the third round.
Dill Weavers Billie.
Paovrmscr. dept. l'l.—'l‘he weavers of
the Rhea-mo Silk mill ”rack for increased
wages. The factory lsabrsnaofthe
workeatColleco Point. It. Y.
The Jesuit Blunt-a.
none, Sept. lit—The pope has made Oct.
15 the date for the election of the Jesuit
unerdtoeneeeed the late Veryflev.”
tony Anderledy.
Clmlm will Alla-l.
Worm, Inn, dept. nun-Mm
(novel-u! has accepted an imitation to
attend the with anulvvmry celebration
of thin place.
mountain‘s Ill-mu Design.
an Mm, dept. rte-Adrien from
Honolulu etate that the legislature peeved a
moteocynfldeaeeta the ministry who
trained. .
roll band of than ”teens...
, ., Lumina-
mm. tin... 11-4. 0. n '
we’re-rmmmmr of 1.18%:
«om-aunt fell oval «km
i. .y" were it
Woman’s-Ham»
Stoves.
Ill-Mull“ «
Ranges & Healers
in the em.
nu. Isiirl. run on lflllll
on.
Special attention van to Jubbln . All or.
with It Hide and
:R'mlhzgrxlicde ‘ by lll'rtannla: workmen
at the lowest prices. “
multimillion 8T. BRIDGE.
collimation re s. submit. .1 l) ‘
'cunisou Ii'ébiim'iin'
The Republican Cluhs' Leagu
Re-élects Him President.
HILL T0 BTUMP NEW YORK STATE
.hi lmpoitaut ('Ivlvtvlv-ns'r- of luv-morn“
London‘to filial-v- llw t'nrnlmlgr-~Elkln
Hpealfnfin We»! "minim—Chaim:
llanloylon Mnlnn'n Elbert-mi.
Boruno, Supt. l‘l.-»’lhe convention I)
the National League of Republican Clubon
its final session docidod to meet next a
Louiu'ille bu the mind Wnbuudny in May
The platform, which is an broom-merit n
the Republican party, wuerm..;i..»d withufl
debate and the election of other-rs who 11.. l
hold. 1
(loncrul ,Jnmcs S. ('lur .- in nine rot-loom
president by flCCllllllltlem. A. B. Ilumpbn-ys
of New York, was rt.- clrr‘lwl M'I‘l’t'illl)’, nut
W. S. Munslmry Wm ltt-l'it‘u‘ftfd tr. mun-r
General Clarkson l’rt‘ri‘v‘ul an ovation Lint
in it short spot-ch stud that us a good soldic
be obeyed onion and hfi'tlpli'tl the prusi
doncy of the league with thanks.
At this point Whiwlaw Reid entered th
hall amid grout cheering. lie was eocorm
to the platform and stud:
Notice we.“ lit‘l‘l't‘d u:,..l run that lltlspt‘t't‘l
ll'iui exported and that you were about to ad
)nurn for dinner. I slm‘n‘t detain you now
lhcrrfuro. exwpt to thank you and to l ougrat
nlntc you that tho Republican tire is burnin.
brightly and that the outlook is moot cucnnr
aging. Because there has not bwn more now
find blustcr tlu- Dcrncx‘rota about about apathy
in the Republican party. lbcg-rf you not i:
disallow their mind: of that bah-sf. I»! the
believe. if they will. that eastern slat» cwu'
linvmlivmlragn-d tor. They have nuwd sun.
huptu before. ’1'); ' will be rudely admin-rod ir
I llulhll my remark:
Nun-mien Just us usual
With thanko fur the plaurwurouf “Aldrin-mu; you
Alli-rift. Rom finished Ffit‘niilflf; the fun
vcntiou. lifter thanking the pmplv of But
falo for their limpimlrty. mlyournud umzt
cheers and flllhlf‘ by the bond.
A meeting of th» l'ullrgr' Republican
clubs wad wry urti.1|.~l.r.stlc. I’rmidcul
Ilnrkc' :ultlrtw mu inborn-d by live mm
ule speeches by John I. Dmlgv, of Ilarvori
uuiwrmty,und oily-rs. A rmniutmn m:
then Adopted imloraing the anmrmns
platform and thc rcmlutious [Mum-ll by lb:
National lenguc. and tho nit-cling ud
journcd.
The ”as! Dirt-lung.
At the mar-an lllrwfllli: hie: night the on
tmuco of \Vqu-lmv lit-id wluh- the bum
wns plnyix g u notional air mm the signn
for goncril enthusiastic chm-ring. Who:
tho «tutti-.0": 'nl‘ tn. r luvainlcul vv.u Euth-
ducted there was much cheering. in vcllu-l
tin- t‘nllego men look :i munpirunus purl
Mr. Rc-i-l‘ was fn~qucntly intr-rruptnd b}
cheers. and nt tho wurltmon of 1m r. iuznkr
was wry onthusumtu-ully applauded. ll»
spoke as followu:
There loom: vital mention ill this rampaigu
Are tho me-bl'so dlmul'bllv-d Withlhulr pron-out
prtmpcrmts i‘tlllrhl‘ that tho); ore really to luvih
ndangcruus chock by suddenly nm-r-sluxvn
glut-e! For it is not a more mmliflrmmu of tin
course. as formerly, flint lutr hppnruratn nun
pruposh. 'l‘hl» mu- lf run rv u-rm‘ \V:' l u.
been running for thirty your“ 1:: 1w ”mu-n -z
of high puller-two thrill lino n-i'mu-l a Illle'
lurbatn-v- uvcu n lll'ltllllt‘llllwil of flux «mum
made yuuall romvmtwr in ”lo long :«usprrm
and nrnml nf min-mnnus alien-ling the Kit-lull“:-
uu the McKinley bill.
Now that “Ala bill in wivrkiu‘; We'll. unf "l'i ..
ucntu lbw-lure it or any probe in» mm! l-m un
constitutional and demand it normal Wo are
rapidly extending our trade by rovipr-wrty
They dvnolun-o {hill on a drum llld Iln-umrul :
rovomtl We have hurl for nearly thirty your
amsgnillrl-ut system of national bankrm: r-ur
reucy. They drmandiieubumlnunn-uland nrc
vernal. such and so for rewiring is th.- auddm
shock whmb our uppnucntn iuviro you In brim
upon yourii-ll'w, uml it u a proposition to h
rambler-ml, by prrwtical buolm-M purple in ;
pru'tiral. hmmcsehko way.
Mr. Reid then entered on a long rovrcw o
thoindustnal ruul cornmcn'lul lult‘rrbisn
the suite in their relations to protection um
reciprocity. nnd mru‘luded thus, ”roadkill;
of the action of the Denim-rune nntiomt
committee on the McKinley bill:
That tho‘ convention pronmrm-M no nndornn
cratic; that consideration for American wage
earners it dcdnrod unconstitutional. and to dr
so It slapptd In the face. not merely the want
earners, but every patron will of its party
from Tho‘ Jeffnrmu to Andrew Jacket";
The menu mm wrf-wrnance. in you read but
yesterday. has already driven their abhor t'nn
emotional expound", uoorgo Tli'llmr rung»,
out of their ranks.
Thus the policy B for the first limo boldly.
anunclatod.nnd frankly defended by tho my
tlonal Dunlocrauc party. that the (arid ollnuld
havonon‘latlon to wages, and no relation is
protection of American industries: that it
should be erratum-d rurlr-l)‘ Inf' lfluplirptwult
raking revenue. and by mmmpionco ahnulil
have all the t'hnractvristlr s of u rm omn- tnnff,
which prelim-I only Ilprm articles we are bound
to lmportj from abroad, like coffee, tea and
sugar; and m that the term uhould be indirect
at“. andlaa directly felt by every American
citizen. asif Imposed own the watch in your
pocket or‘ the floor In your pantry. In brh-f,
ft letho Democratic demand, at last homo-fly
made, for an English tariff. with 0! mom
English w rues to frdlow.
On that quotation who I should be willing to
rent this y tar”. campaign In the Empire ntato.
Do the t ‘ men of New York dim: In to
any. practwally all the people of New York
are the ct tired ole-no living on lino-l tumour-e
-w|nt an lmfant and an slimluio reversal of
engines? Dottie! wish tostop short on their
present courlo and turn abruptly into n: oppo
mono! Dothoy think an immediate and a
revolutionary cheap no to the mm. Is to root
prodtyandlato the banking ”elem a good
thing for is yeah and for non your: band
ash! are an intensely practical paralle-
our New Yorkers. Will they face that qm
lion in aiprsotleal wart Do they want that
sort of e‘ehanpf Dotheyevenwt-h to run
myrmoimm of ash-nan! If not. how
can they Vote {or the party and the candidate
whopwpdultr
[Ito non-and Ilia in Line.
Judge lfhnnton. ,of Rebuke. followed
Ir. new JIduo’l'hnntonlpokeof the-o
tailed foiee bill and said that everything
was due ind vorymdtteble to force. Pom
mule the unanim- pmalble, ladle the
Mention pit-ibis, made theemnctpatlou
mend lion pdhle and freed
libero-o.
ELKINS IN WEST VIRGWA. Q,
Ila Opens the lirpnbllonu Camp-III
wllh a ‘l'arllf Speech.
Dawn, Supt. l‘l.—l5tcphen B. lkins,
secretary of war, owned the Republican
campaign hero. lie was enthusiastically
cheered by an immense audience. lie said
in substance: -
ln lent, after long your; of Indium-ill- rule
and partial free trade. vur-h In thut party now
wantu. the government found itself nearly
bankrupt. without cmlit. with an carpi y tumor
nry. its obligation» selling below per and its
lawn dolled. The Republican: party come into
power under three trying circnmslarwoa and
enacted tho Merrill tariff. under whichtho gov-
ernmcnt was enabled to carry on the civil war.
to ndord protection to American industries and
to give great prosperity to the country. So
great has been this pn-nperity that. at the end
of thirty yam the United States allude the
richest country In the would and her people the
moat prosperous and con. .intod.
Since the war the Republican party has moved
forward In the direction of m-nllfyluy the tariff
and reducing tuntlon. This rodncdon hoe
gone on wisely amiss the needs of the gown»
mont rmuirod, until now on: bare reached a
point where more than one half of all tho for
ohm guide and prmlucts uni-med arenlmittul
free of duty. Tho amount of tax we now cul-
lct’l on foreign goods brought lml‘t: and sold in
competition with comb. mode by our periph-
nmounto lonely about SIZUJIIIJIIL Sinr't- low
We have inert-areal tho Ilnl uf goods autumn-d
froofmmSilvio-umt.;$l.l~i,am,mt 'i'h.‘ duti-
able list rlurim: tho smur- mun bit-r boon («lam-d
{rum “'99.!le In Satin-now. making art'-
ducrion of more than Stuntman,
Surely this should be minim-tor)“ to tho
mmt ardent frm trodor. but it is not.\ Ala
time when moot ntth» civilimlcountrim of tho
world are adopting prutwdlun tho Dom-wrath"
party makes war on it, mimic-Mm free tradv
and demand» that raw rrlatcrinlsveliuuld be from.
The Republican party tll’t‘lfll‘l‘fl that it will
ricwrmruwnt to {my Irwin. but Will commut-
in thofuturone m lllt‘lmal In ruin.» the tax
on foreign Kllltlh null prmiurts brought mlw
thin country to be sold in rnnxpt-tizion Willi
thmopimlnr'od byunr pumipluu or confront-tn
admu foreign produris frw- whom-in and
just us but u it muy appear to be to the tutor
not.» of all the ,n‘upic of the L‘riilcd Stubs to do
so and not before.
Following out them \lrsr‘izll'dfllm! Mr.
Elkirm spoke at length upon (itl’t‘UIl\ClH3’
tmuulily of our tunil' Luvs called in quvv
tion by the Dt'lllll‘ffllll‘ party. and thou
Ilcscrilulsomonflbv lk‘lfl ill» thocnnntry
had l’l‘t‘l'lVHl and is rm Wm; uu-lt-r tho Ru
publicuu ptllll'yvf prim-vibe}, and also mm:-
of tho bad Pfl'r‘t‘f: that would be likely to
come to Various sections «.1 the country.
particularly the south, Pll'xlllil tthomu-
cmtrc demand for frw- row llluln‘l’lfil‘ to
crunplid‘d with. He t'losml Ill-v tiller-(ll by
discussing some of the slow helium and All“
clnnug that never in the history of tin-
stufo had there born presented to the poo
ple It Delft‘f‘ lil'kt‘l.
THE MAINE VELECYIONS.
Chairman Manley hence an Adda-on to
sue lsepnmrratie of Ilia Mute.
Acorn-re. Sept. ll.—Fnllnwmg lo a
letter from thunnnu Mnnicy to the If»-
puhlicuns of Home:
The Ihrpnblil-au stats- curutmttw desire to
mngrntulatc tho lbvpubliruus of Slam» upm
the full and .mluplriu l'it‘lnf’)‘ n Inert-d on
Muriduy int. Tho- Ilt'lllm‘riiln' part}. I‘llli tlw
boot organisation it has had for yours. fmlwl to
poll no runny vulva by till-t m it mm: tun.
candidate for governor in Is». and tlltl not omit
as many vows no it trove its candidate for gm»
erimr in MI. in I“: or in ism t‘nmplorv to
turn-l sh-zw that tho Ib-{vllllllt'ahs In“! .-‘..-t--..-d
Henry It. Vicar-oil gun-rind by it. i'lflh'ljwflly
over the Democratic cmrud..tu; have no Arm-d
Ko-‘ongrcm Hun. Thomas Ii Ito-oil. lion. Nolan:
burgh-y, Hull. t'lnirl-u A. Ibuicllo sud llln
Seth l.. )Itllikon by lurg» runy-rxlllcs: havi-
olocted Ill out uf ill scrub-1w. llilodl of l5) n-p»
rpwrnutivos tn l.~,:1.-.lnlt.i.-. uni hux.‘ (tun-d a
ulfljnl‘lly of county nllluorw in mory unruly in
thosmtc.
Tia-right vnu won by tho plum [Mn] lo I..-
uuw the policy of tho Iii-pulvlmur 1w 3; .a for
tho groan-st good to tln- “I’l'hltml norm... r i:
I‘lL-t In-v'allwt u an-vnly ”I (luv ‘iu p.”
in Munro An‘ilult) in pfulrv‘llflll. nan-l; l . try
and h-lmut mum-y It on. Whit luau... ._~ :1...
starldurullwururti [be part} hour-mm ll..r
noon hurl procouhh loyalty In ”howl-gins
fillt'llf)’ in duty. ho. lllfl‘filll)’ mid bu low, pi
friction: in udmtnhlnrm(tu.~will: v of ‘lfl ~ man:
of tho l'mtwd mull . It on. w-m tut-m... up.
ltopublican‘i of Mum:- lmvl burnt-d frum that
leader. statesman. Ilt'lpflllhir mu! fr rend durum
u, lllolno that their ml gun. .~ a.» due to flh'
principles of the party. [it twr IIM‘I 1b.". foal.)
orpormm Hf thum and m n ll'll‘dln in tt..- r l.._.,
ally found low-v for him “‘v h.m' it ri,.l.t in
rejoice over the result
J. ll. llssrrr. than-man.
Au Ovation tn sic-wired».
Riurou. tit-pt. [1w llalmgh gov» (lon-
eral A. E. Stevenson. Ih-rum‘rulu- cmididutp
for View Within“, the “rumba-if row-pimp
accorded on any polillrul «summon hero Illin-
Henry t‘lny'o Visit hulf n century ligu.
Tho pnx‘rlslalllfl wnsof grout lvngth, and at its
bend worn Gout-rule Stow-neon and Ewmu.
ticnntor Ransom, 'ufigl't'stmu-n Murphy. or
lown, and “'lllinrus. of North (Tor-rim“. and
other pmmt'u-ul men. Following tin-ho
worn mnrchmg clubs, and aftor thew m-ru-
ovcr “Ilium: on honlcluok. When urn-tilting
began in the grove in front of St. Mury‘o cul-
lego there were Hum potions m. the
min. Thornns ll. Konrmn, in the course
of a brief introduction, evukod gm: chom-
lng by Illusions to (.‘lovolond and Sloven-
eon. introducing the latter as am vivo
president of the United Hinton. An Air.
Stevenson me to Iln'ak he was mun! by
cheering, which motioned two trimmed
General titan-neon was heartily cheered
whenhould All the [met interests-if the
people would bemerved by the election of
Cleveland. and also when he culngiud
L'levclnnd'e administration. Borne third
party men were present, but most of thorn
remained at home under advice of their
laden.
III“ In the Kerr York ramps]...
New Your, Bopt. l‘:.~A coulmnc. lut-
lnc several hours was held in the private
once of Mouton-oi Governor Mention.
Among those prone-at were the lieutenant
governor, Chairman lulu-rd Inrphy,.lr..
of tout-to committee: lime Committee—
inan Daniel G. Grime, of “‘etertovm: A. u
Eustace. of the state committee. from El—
mira; II. J. lowry. of fiyractrse. and Cord
layer, of Queen» county, members of the
campaign committee. a an M01 to
puhtbe campaign wt vigorln every
county north of the Bronx river from now
until election day. Senator Bill will be
Inked to make a number of speeches in out
reventpartsuf thostate, and it it believed
“it he will doeo. He will probably speak
lemma, Bull-lo and several clan coau-
tlea in the state.
Marylou-We rmm Patty.
Hm. Dept. l‘L—R A. ‘l‘homp-
eou. state chairmen of the My.
filed with the sum of the memo.
wealth WWW having room
mm Illa: Me’s putty
Watts he printed on the «Cold ballot.
W 0-” M
m. it. r., em. rewind it.
new“ mm for
m lop-titular m .
ram
* Imam re. ”trite-Ike lo
A km
a rel-tin , 1”“...
If you
expect to rate
A I,
use a chewing
tobacco
that will not
cause you
to
expec-to-rate
too freely.
Ask for
-
the kind
that
assuagcs and
soothes
The King 0!
all chews!
Sold
Everywhere 1 ll
Make an cwry-chy (atrium-n..- of an
clJ-mn- lawn. PL“? and u; . wmfi.
Prop irv'J scr’vpuZ-w .; m. fighesl
awn: .2 and IA’fimll ~ (Each
park. :3 two I ",1:- 5' Avoid
. .mll insist ru hum-1;; the
N135]: SI'CH f‘fftr. ‘
dIthtiEi l. &$0Ul E. ~ .~ ::
DON‘T DELAY»
”riots
‘BALSAM
THE
*W
ftthuldaCu‘hho “nether: .lnlnuv
mm Mild-mug)“ I
u in our! «can-pm In all“ and
a cure relief I- advanced a Viv It‘nte
You will In the nulls-t afoot after taking the
In: due. tau hy (ultra every-when. lap
lottlu 80 cents and $1.60.
"2) livnmlm :- In
. . l. s. mum also,
I311“ t . A883.
”311%, 33' .‘I-lill film“,
um I min-or: 1‘. com:-
JAPANESE
G URE
A new and nmrilrte Trulnwutmonnletlnx
of Hume-limit». (Mormon! In (fumbles. also
in Box and Hm; a Positive (lure for External.
Internal. Illlnrl up like but ltchtnx.(.'lmmlc.
llwoni or Hereditary Piles. This flamed hoe
mm been known to fall. ll portion, for
‘6: cent by well. Why suffer from this terrible
i let it It‘ll a written guarantee to punitive?f
given with “Intro. To refund themoney
t rod. slam for freeumple. unar-
gl‘ifc‘e'ismmf b' II. B.’ ALI. m. I“ out
Dale Aunt. mallw‘orm. hamburger;
. .V e
II WHAT
DDIDITIDI
It lllllll
PIIITED -.
BTATlDIEll
c l our atfeatlontolhefartll-at
Would. are root out out ll, ”(1|le
r m , Kimmie. “Allende. o-
’«lopen. (Sitcom. Aeltnowledmte.
etc. «an. ill ma lumen. to
moored to tenfol- ills-one
eturns
If placed
in the
Columns
of the
Evening
Sentinel
I
\
Generally searches
for a drug store.
The greatest variety
A
IAAII
of remedies for re—
lieving pain may be
found at
VII iii
A HALE’S
POPULAR
, PA III
‘ Comer, Drug
Store.
lDllll ill 2
Still YOU I
As A world lnuiurcnp-ut for worth to try our
Crichton-ll TEAS flllll BAKING I’DV‘VDEH WP
will for It short timr dry to the rcutlrh of this
rpcr HUI.II)I;0LD “NUS with club orderl-
ur 4 lbs. and 9. lbs. 5'ch 2c. snuup for 1!) page
illustrated l‘amlmruc. SUPPflSE
lllll llll
DS 0!le '
THE BELKNBP TEA (30..
"RI Ill; ITI'Illl'I'. (‘1'.
Family liashings!
Plain mulling, ............. 31 r vr.t~ p- r IllJL: n
W... .1'i;:itnllrnl.im: in L --:.l- prr drier.
Innis ‘
TIH' mimic prmw llu'irl'lt'
~ . ’». l'lilmv figure. Tnvwls. Napkin». Tobie
1m L", Baby ('lotlnN.Vin-ruins. 51gb!
Uri-seen, Dram-h. Aprons. (‘or-
or! (Tm rrz. drr.
WHITE SKIRTS EXTRA.
—<oo-»
Collections and Deliveries
Free.
Domestic laundry 00.,
3| cannon 8L, Homalk.
l‘uV’l‘ii.\l"l‘r~' TAKES Full llll'l‘l-Zlfi
st‘ilimm‘.
.\S l)
".29
WAGONS. A
New and second hand
Buggies. Phaetons, Carriage.
Canopies, Spindles. etc.
Prices to Stilt All.
t‘til.
A.‘«l' ~l-TEI THEM
Henry Tilly.
D. DeKlYN ESDN
Sun-mum tn (‘. ll. lh'KllB.
5| Washington St. So. Harwell.
27 Main Street ltorwall.
Fluff-flint.
Bakers, Confectioners,
lCE éliiEAM.
tllllt'flfi l’mmptly Filled.
n m
t‘. ll. Kliu i
w. r‘. lh-Klr'n. -.
Comslock Bros.
mm on BDARDINC
STABLES,
IIEAII [IF TIIE'WAIIWIGK H0085.
Mlll'l‘ll NIIBWALK. CONN.
Teams at all Hours.
ml 1!
illi'il..8 Nll‘lll.
II D INSTANTANEDUS
‘3? 7’
l
HDTOCRAPHS.
‘ link
PHDTDCRAPHIC .
MATERIALS.
mt
E.
instinct mum.
vlnx taken ham" node} the I
drummi- m 1...... "mil
l’
lupus '
PLUMBING
I mpoftfnlly solicit ashareof bllo tron-'
age. refer to plumbing l havemilone Iic‘rrthe
last seven yearn, in the employ of W. H. lee -
or & Co All work will have my manna! Inp-
ervielon. and, will be rorn tly err-outed and
tall-faction guarantees. 6 ve mealrlnlm
.._..... .~.-._M+A.-——- .._ »—» - .. w
C.MORRI8&CD?
64 Solitary 8L. Biston, Mass.
F i re and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
ASH
DEPDSIT VIDBK [If All KlliDS.
Tho Best Sales in the World.
ISDDDDin use. Always pre-
serve their Contents.
i'l. ...\IL~.
l
.~_ :;.:r mmt bro.
, vi. 1! in ml: for
il. ’ rml ..
l‘ur mourn
PAYM EINTS
$1. Wiillll!
tl.\'
Watches. Chains. Charms.
Mantel Clock... Diamonds.
lABDll, JDHNSDN & COMPANY.
289 Momague 81..
u l .- u .g... to“... Brooklyn. N. l
umlh'olnl’lhr)
ilfurilmflvvb ~
1.!;.-highly:ippn-tiurnl. Full
.3, in bad. of wll' agt' r,
GU ‘ ITA'V PITZER.
" {ILlnlAll I‘LAI'I‘I.
not would com:
Save Your Teeth.
“XVI-111”?“ FILLED tilt l'IlU\\'.\'EIl.
gnlol.
Platinum. Alluv.
V .
..
mo dud-radon, Irv-\tnr‘il mil.
mm, l‘lmmm: d: Miro-lulu Frown»,
\rviu. ...l r. Ill nn UnldJ'lntlimm. f'urrfiull
nnz‘ ‘. .. Jill: Rubber Huh :4, and all our}. pvt»
1mm”; in ’"H‘if‘rn ell-Haw”).
5;... ml uttwtlnu gitru to lrrc:ul.|.r :tlnl
t'blldl’ctr's (will.
All mlrk M mm! rruwilnblc prime.
Truth Lilo-l Lind rurmiml pnlnlmly.
DB. F. W. DAHMEB.
if! “'uuldr u'nu St. tlwr I’tmt Ulll: r.
P‘uutb Nutuhllv. l'nftli- u‘ I»
Some
Raise the
Objection l
‘I‘ll.tr Kl‘tiln‘flllllu Ill 30" HOLD
.rr m mum. A autumn or
t'ltln‘l‘l‘ 'IIIA‘I' THEY CANS"?
AFFORD ’I’Ii ADVERTISE. ‘Illlfl
lit .ttmr war 11!)” ““0qu
ADVHII’INZ. Wflltill In 1H8
ADVAX'I'AGI: I)! HBLBC’I’ING I’Al:
'IICIYLAIIJ mirror on. ovrnnlno
“FBEIALIJ “WAT IIABOAINI
I! run '80?th All! our all“).
AIAIB or roan 'IJ
Why not
2Try the
‘ Sentinel
I Columns?
HEATERS.
RANGES.,
. ‘ srovss.’ .
ALSO '
TIN WARE”
Plumbing in ail its Branches.
ruusrncmuuiussurmrs
T. 8. DDNALDSDN,
South Norwalk. ‘ii
Collide Wallis,
Flag Walks,‘
Curb and Gutter
Put down in the best manner at
the lowest price.
GRADING,
some,
EXCAVATINC
B Y
RAYMOND BEDS.
3.. H. DECKER.
III-IA LER IN
,—
Paints. Dils, Glass, etc.
Artists’ Materials.
I’It'lllfl'.‘ framed to flrdcr. Painting,
I'npcr [longing and Decorating.
:9-“—..sumiios eraser—:9
South Xorivalk.
Cradduck’s
till. we WASHIIIGTDH 8TDEET,
The People's Market.
ALL KINDS OF PRIME MEATS AND
l-‘Iilirll \‘EHETABLKS IX THEIR
SEASON.
cm.» i ~ in trial and you “ill income a etendr
(‘llxl'llllt'l’.
Hard Times Prices.
A. C. CRADDUCK,
P“‘)Pnll‘m"‘s-
l’l‘ lsann'nr - u or .
£140.": in hu=:l:%’?:'nr.nar--o:g.
w
in I- r footwear by purchasing
. L.
r :u a?“ which 3.3:,“ lie
l0 BUMP! on.“
g. '5' DE
Tl DIST IMO
.1"- In new
3.3.: flee-any and "carnation"
manila-w
oile- Bioemm Drum
hw‘h'o'ifilmw
not a
€5.p._.:-Z§il£iihmen~r.
meant I .
.. mot... mind-m
V
beveled
"i’i’fia‘m't: Br
flit“? fill-5e
. but
It
I an: in.
ma l ”underlining..-
V “I I“ U.
m- lotto). immanent-Mow
M MW!” lndlnnhlaout.
..:..'«- «vii-"2: ...... m
on the bolt of each :
'fl.’m‘°‘t2".' mm...» n. W" "’
guuuhosuamokt mm!“ M:
WWW?“ lira. halo. IIIIH
IDHA SCHADB 8. 89;.
in ‘
g gfillilllm‘flg‘}:
I Puffin cm for a” Female Mum .
A "I Iflfltllflwt [Ind Illa!“ hall-l. low
"tilted-ov- end Money wltkoet the"
note. Intention. Merle. Mute, but“
data value aerooolhalooorpartof tum-nut
3m: Aurel!“ in the melee of the 07%
innings mm Inn. with 1 Int '0
urine'e. lenmnhvaa and conellpnl a. .
pie-rem to late. "All
m hi 5 y k “I, “in n'f :lll'rgellala Mr
III at J In anuroflivm "
«his
5
II
It?
oils to rollers err-the seven-l
”sham hi: “M r In colt-loathed”
mums- out...” w 3 .00 m a tone Mt
turd-man.- treatment I, 6- ice It.
”M121." I bold or own”;- or
a m , m apart .
man-«r Intro-mind”... moi
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