‘ II mum trier-I.
cI‘I‘IIhISEIII IIEIIIItIIIIs
New York and The: the Elec-
’ God They Claim Is Theirs.
MALI-Y 00mm MOMS
Mtg-M Gill-l of Coming Victory Are
hull-l the Democrats and Koch Party
1‘ Wm the Other. Fearing That
lo.- I)... d'lltae lay no Sprung.
, RHYME. Oct. Sit—The events of the
past few days have wrought II remarkable
chaugelnthe political conditions of thir
state. and have upset many calculation:
which [week ago were considered reliable.
The withdrawal of the County Democracy
ticketin thedty'haa complicated matters
emaidmbly. humbly districts which.
by realm of nthird ticket. were likely to
'elcct Republican assemblyrncn, are now
thought loin surely Democratic, while on
theother hand it is freely predicted that
the withdrawal of the independent vote
willie-u] Mr. Cleveland’ I majority inthir
city. The talk now at the hotels end
around the different political headquarters
indict. that thefeeling in thataDemo
eratle United States serratorwill succeed
Senator Hiseock and that the decimal
vote of the slate will probably be coal
for Hudson.
In spite of the repeated assurances at
Dunocrallc headquarters that Cleveland' It
asnrevvhmer. the Republicans managers
are pulling some of the most astute Dem~
ocratahy the quiet air of confidence dis
played by them. and Ivalchfulness is the
order of the day.
The “no. of battle are now so near each
other that the counciht of war are con-
ducted in whispers, and the rank and file
mnllmoet distinguish the whites of the
eye. at their opponents. Erich army is
Whips for a coup on the part of the
other, and the slightest movement is care
fully guarded.
Senator Quay again visited Republican
national headquarters, and passed an hour
in consultation with Chairman Carter,
.Geueral Clarkson and Mr. Manley. He
spent the rest of the day at the Fifth Ave
nuc hotel, receiving runny mllcrs. most of
them from Pennsylvania. Mr. Quay still
declined to express any opinion as tothr
Intuit hay-d his brief utterance, already
published. that President Harrison would
be reelected.
The other leaders were not soreticent.
but boldly proclaimed that there was no
possible doubt of Harrison and Reid's elec-
lion.
The Battle for Connecticut.
A Democratic newopeperprintcd a Hart-
ford dispatch saying the Emma; state was
in a dangerous condition from a Democrat
lo atandpoint, and advising the campaign
managers to do something at once or l‘ on-
necticut would be lost. Ex ~(‘ ongmumnn
Carlos French, the Democratic notional
committeemun from that more was in
town. and when he read the dispatch ht
pcrapired freely.
“I cannot uIIIl- ' "Juli." he renal, “why It
New York Dunn: .._.:Ir pupae will print
ouch absurd news, unless soon-body at
home in trying to make the national com-
mittee contribute a lot of money to carry
on our campaign. The elenning report
hasno foundation. I regard ('onnecticnl
as safe for l.’icvel:tn:l."
That state is regarded as doubtful by
both Democrats and Republicans. but it:
cl ' voteis ' .1: of vital :...,....~
tance this year.
Ex-Congremman Miles. of Connecticut.
who has been norninutcd for congress. was
fit the Fifth Awnuc hotel. lit- inewcll
known Republican lender and said: “The
duration at home indimlesaRI-puhlicnn
victory on the protection issue. in the
manufacturing and tobacco raising dire
tricts thla aentiment is very strong. and I
am almost‘oertaiu the state will he carried
by Han-hon. Since the McKinley billwent
lnloelfectthe tobacco miners have made
.166 more per acre than before, and they
are naturally solid for protection.”
Cleveland Addresses the Germans.
Cooper Union has held many great crowds
during the preterit campaign. but last
nkht’ademonstmion in behalf of Cleve-
land all! Eleven-on, under the auspices of
the German—American Cleveland union.
neuteaded by more people than any pre-
esdinglt. Atieaet 7,0(10 persons crowded
Mothehall proper, while as runny more
choked the corrhlmoverflowed into the
“and covered all tbesurronuding Iride-
walks. When llr. Cleveland come on the
oven the spectators literally wont wild.
mated club-rand rents. and waved
We. umbrellas and lists while
“new went dam through the
shallendout hwthumwbncthey
Immune upand repeated bytbeimmrmu
there.
Oowsld Ottendorfet introduced IvaIIm
Steinway as chairman otthe meeting. Mr.
m then introduced Grover Cleve
lmdlotkmo milled. Aolho ea—preal
dental-plied forward thecrowd masonic
sums-rend in min:- cheered them
liver boar-e. Whentbe cheering hm!
must rel-lard another Ifitment made
ltaelf apparent. Agar: of lesion Issued
through the hall This was quickly
drowned by the deafening clue-n that
lal-broken", bolusoon at these had
W the biasing was renewed.
rely waiting for the naive to crave.
clovelandrtood trapsrsiv e. Pretently
III "Fellow citizens." end argued
l“ h, in eitl‘mhlp had horns;
30W II Manor!
is: ape-eh h events:
Wile and aetlvit at
k w ' “a 3 Jill
”mm d the mulls-en
”inflection-oriental...
“his a revolt are-thumbs:
vacant-ear hlIew Hammer“.
Wedhdlfiewfiofd
cell and See: Them.
morn: ll arm I Iltitl.
linoleum“
unsro am. await.
e
to “only by intelligent amt. conduit ‘-
donor and mum: vigilance that I.
Iball recover the just and owl ahanof often.-
lltswhlehholonglouas‘msrleanfrllowdfl-
um.
Al soon an Mr. Cleveland had dubbed
the chairman Introduced lion. M Bchure.
llr. Sober: spoke in German. He sold its
was not an alarmint. but Inserted that he
saw u grave danger fsclng the republic in
the strong and greedy money power which
is striving to retain ita puppeteinoffloemnd
so purchase legislation for their own ud-
vanlage and to enrich themselves still more
at the expense of the majority of the peo-
ple. Mr. Schun’s remarks were vigotunuly
applauded. Overflow meetings were held
outside the hall and were addraseed by a
large corpc of speakera.
Mael‘eagh lakes Anew-r.
Pllll.AlllZl.l"lllA, Oct. 28.—-—llon. Wayne
Mac"cngh publishes an open letter to the
editor of the New York Tribune in reference
to the charge of dishonesty against him an
embodied in J udge Gresham' II decision
cited yesterday. Mr. MacVeag bdenienthat
he did any wrong and says: “The truth is
that my part in the litigation to which you
allude happens to he one of those acts
about which a lawyer is entitled to cherish
an honest pride. because it was a wholly
unselfish effort. without hope of reward, to
secure justice for a deserving person.”
Donner-lie finhscrlpllnns.
BUFFAIAJ. Oct. 28.——-About two dam
prominent local Democrats in full dress
on down to a sumptuous dinner in s pri-
vate dining room of the lroquois hotel Inst
evening. Each of the gentlemen present
subscribed $500, and some subscription-
from others who were unavoidably absent
were added, making in all thirty anhmrip-
tions of 6500 each or $150,000 in all. tobc
used in this city and county in furthering
the election of Cleveland.
Democrat- Arron-rd.
Wrummrox, l)el.. Oct. 2s.-Chsrlcs
Mullen and Michael German. Democratic
registration ofliccra, were arrested in this
city today and held in ”.1150 hail each.
Thiumnkcs twenty-live Democratic regio-
trntion officers arrested here. Willard
Saulbury, chairman of the New Castle
county Democratic executive committee.
today issued an address, charging that the
armies have been made for obstruction and
intimidation.
Illll In Virglnla.
Lvscunt‘no. Oct. 28.—Senator David B.
Bill received here the greatest ovation ever
given to a prominent member of either po—
litical party in the slate. Five thousand
people met him at the depot and escorml
him through the streets, and over 25,000
persons crowded to the fair grounds to hear
him speak. lie afterward nddmml over
8.0!!) citizens in the big warehouse audito-
rium. The senator’s speeches were loudly
applauded.
Newport'e Election.
NEWPORT. R. 1.. Oct. lift—The elections
resulted in the choice of llurlon (Repnb
licnu) for mayor over Honey (Democrat),
the present incumbent. by a majority of it}
in avote of 3.730. The Republicans also
elected three out of live Aldermen and ten
out of fifteen councilmen.
Stevenson in l' cI-tirut.
STAMI’UlIlI, Oct. 2“.— vI‘LI mi E Sieve-risen)
addrosuI-d It I'm-lint: of ”I'mm'mls in the
town hall, which won crowded lo suffoca-
tion. \lr.. te'vcrtvon says he is confident
of a Democratic victory
King George' I Golden Wedding.
Amuse 0m. “WThe celebration of the
royal golden wedding opened with nervictm
at the cathedral. King George and the
queen consort drove to the cuthcdrnl
through streets profmely decorated with
flags and arches. The route was throngcd
with cheering crowds. At the correluaion
of the aerviws the congregation rose and
cheered the royal pair repeatedly.
Ger-any Will llowl.
BERLIN. Oct. Bil—The Nordeutche All-
genuine Zeituux semiollicially confirms
the report that the government intends to
raise the additional revenue rendered nec-
essary by the military bill by increasing
the import and excise duties on tobacco.
m launch of No. 7.
Baoonvx. Oct. art—Cruiser No. 7 will
be launched at the navy yard on Mend-e
Nov. 7. The vessel is a twin screw steel
cruiser of 3,me tons displacement. with
A heavy protective deck, great speed and
hcsvy batteries of rapid lire guns.
(Milton's We.
llnw You. Oct. 28.~l.etters of admlnlo
tratlon were granted to Ellen J. Gilmore.
the widow of Purlok Bendeld Gilmore.
Thee-late was sworn to bemulwlmm.
Blalifevvaa not insured and bodied l»—
mu. WM
Into levele- hot-ne-
lloxnolt. Oct. a—Knte Ill-laden lectured
at Lady Jenne'r last evening on the leper!
o! fibula. Her purpose iatoraisem
with which to publish her book on thorn!»-
ject. ShewllleallforAnIedcaonSotunlay.
”when! to Death.
In. momma—unn- laborer: were
numbered to death in a cats-w seventy
“Wthesurfaceofthe river-ta
hrldmhelnghnllt over the Missouri river
bytbeiaoorsnceofthe airpumpleoder.
Tho Duluth-Bum CM!-
Da'mmr. Oct. as. Almond Poe has re
caved word from the war department that
his ”foot channel between Duluth. Chip
moandnulfalohasheenapprovedbythe
department.
Inner lante' Latent.
aroma. Ho. Oct. fl—ollnney Hanks,
with Budd Ibbleinthesulky, went
her ruched ti m on fled-he's kite
track, but the but she could do was W.
hem-WWW
WWWMW w-.. .
new. out no man
mt:
Wdfii
Ill Ulllllll'fdl 8T. BIIBBE.
summon-3m. all!
fill or.“
AMASSABBE BF AZTECS
Mexican Soldiers Annihilate an
Entire Village of Indians.
101‘ or}: MEET BSIVA'E’L'D DEATH.
n. Bloody Worl- “'th Dune lay "I. I‘ll-
press Com-lulu! of President Ola], but
no ‘l‘roopa rat-I hourly Iu’. 'l'ltnlr vie.
lory In tho fight “'lrleh dlIrIIrml.
EL Para. Tex.. Oct. xiii-News of the an.
nihilutiou of the Tomocniena. ‘ll people who
inhabit a village of Tomocnio and who on
nearly pure Aztecs, wrtv n-cciml here last
evening and further confirmed by reports
today. Tomoenio is eiluuled on the direct
mod to Guerrero and Jesus Marla, In the
mountains of southeastern Chihuahua.
Mel, and has been in open rebellion against
the ethic and federal govenurrenla for more
than a yearon account of 'Ext’t'bslve taxa‘
lion. extortion by government ollleials
and government interference in their re-
ligious belief.
The government two Inmllhn ago sent the
One Hundred end Tenth battalion. in corn-
mand of Generul Ranjel. to make the peo—
ple pay the tax required of them and ac—
cept government oillcials appointed to take
charge, or to kill every one of them.
This alternative was openly bummed of
by officers in Chihuahua before the troops
started for the town, and when the Tomoc‘
niens heervl of it they decided to light it
Amt.” they knew that even should they
receive the soldiers peaceably they would
be shot on the slighmst provocation
Dian Ordered Annllrllalion.
When the soldiers made their «lament on
the village they were nIetItn-l driven ed
with twenty two oilicere IIIIII fourteen men
killed and two officers anal forty live men
taken prison: rI-I 'l‘ he- priwm- rs m :1- con-
fined on top of tho Iniube l burr h General
Ranjcl was the only uiiiascr \I‘lIn macaw-ti.
When the new» of this allnir reached the
ears of President Dial he derided to an-
nihilate the village, and when lhc people
wen- notified they answered, "God is with
us and we will not be taken."
Soldiers left (‘hihunhun ttvo wet-ks ago.
and formed a junction with others from
Pines Altos and Guerrero to the number of
LWO. and lust Monday on hunt-k er-I mud.
on all shine. The Tommniens all gath-
ered weather and “uh their familial
took refuge in the clIIIrI-II and lll"ltlll'll l3»:
attack, which took place III about i0
o'clock.
At dusk the soldiers gained nu entrance
to the church and a terrible hand to bond
light occurred. The soldiers complrtul Ihe
mamacre with 869 of their number killed
and many wounded.
Not a Man left Alive.
The village the next day prom-uteri a In»
rihle view. The rituals of the little village
leading to the church were filled with
ball», and blood seemed to have flowed 'Iu
torrents. Not a man of [he Tumocnicna
was left except those who lutppt'ilmi III In-
out 'in the mountains. but the guru IIIIII-nt
has paid llllll'ly in! ll~ l. luxury.
The 'i'nmmrnicux More numr 1.! iv .43» n
very \venithy proph- ill with mu! iili'lln.
but the loci. of raiIInIni Ilu- iuiiur. of IL. ii‘
crops had brought Ilu III to put. riy. mnl
they wen unable tum. I~t lilhl!‘ r tl‘ ee Xlnr<
tion of the gov'crutm III and Its pm; IIII
ciulv, and were brought near to sileraIiUll.
They were very lII'spItuhle. and Sullrn weeks
use when serum! portim of American
Id through from (Sucrrrmm Chihua-
us they Ivcrc treated kiII-ily anti well
cared for. though the uuvI-nIIIu-nt Dilililltls
objected to their going nod Io'ul them the
Tomocnicns were bandit-I.
The feeling nguinst the goI'I-rnzm :II is
very st rung, and the incident luv. been
filled the set-mu] Alamo, which will bring
light and lilmriy lo the Mexican people Its
it did to thaw of Texan
Murder In a lull.
i“ SUKBUBY. l'a..i)et. ate—Jim lmrgdon. nII
inane convict in the jnil here. attacked
Lynch. a hull runner, with a sliiclio
Lynch defended himself lo the host of his
phlllly and a drupvrate duel [Ullll‘u'rl'il' end-
in; in the murder of Ly Itch.
unlcl Work II") p lint-glut.
CIvcrxvnI. Oct. Wf-‘Al -l a. In. yester-
day Charles Boyer vvna ennui-t brmking
into a Fourth street store. and M ll o'clock
last night he was in a cell at Columbur. IIH
mike from the norm of bio crime. bum»
11an I live ycuru' tcrrrr.
England Grabs Again.
Bax l‘IIAIIt'nIt-o. Oct. 2.9.-——.\dvlces from
Source by the manner Mariposa but"! thut a
British protectorate was recently extol»
liabed b the British cnI'uIer COM“
over the lice ialaodsm group about we
miles north of Fiji.
[blind-I'hla'e Elev-led load.
Pmunxmru, Oet. ilk—Tho work of
building the Market street elevated rall-
yoad is now under way. Eight plum have
lined begn bullion Kim avenue. between
GiunIskue and Thompson street.
mw~fl
charleslon'e Celebration.
Commence; a—Jl'lme wmhlpa in
addition to the Vesuvius and Dolphin will
take part In the earthquake thank-giving
festival, which beds next Horulay and
sontlnuea a week
Ilse Mlle Om ".500.
Mm. Oct. n—The jury in the Cars-
lakeJenklnobveach of proteins suit, after
lasing out two hours. returned a mullet luv-
"mm forthe plslntil. The suit
was
Wollo- All-tea.
New Your, Oct. Ila-The Broadway
”rd? new...” "’""‘ '““
y overpayment-
mama-sting
”Audacious ‘lllel‘.
Punmoan-Bo-esodselons
uremia-Wm all-drum
the ”pole on them Mist-team
When-elem
uranium. n-Adopstehlrmvma
WJuW b -
vl-AWLEBBNEBS AT HOMESTEAD.
Ml“ Illlllpli and flutter! A” Onw-
lu‘ lore Sarto-rs.
Holman. Pn.. Oct. alt—Mome- are
growing more aerious here every day. Ave
vault: upon assaults are being committed,
but time far no permn upon whom to rest
the blame has been npprehentlml. The rul-
Vilory board dlecln'un any part in the
trouble and express lherrmdm ItII noxious
to have the matter elmml up. Iurd II hen it
Is they my a startling tmti. on! hcbronght
to light.
Last night John liornor I.;I.i George W.
l'yock, nonunion workmen uhu were cur-
rying a key: of beer, w (9th upon by twenty
menand boy a. Hunter rwesved a pirIol
ball in his left eh. Inhler,
lie and Lynch the -II Intnrnul the lire of
their arwrilmlts nntl iiimlit twenty show
were exchanged. A boy IIanIM Hark wu
that in the leg. A form- of deputy sheriffs
appeared and dispensed lb:- czowd, making
three ornate
Seventeen additional deputies have ar-
rived from l’itlsbun: Inn! were immediate-
ly naeigned to duty. Hhcl’lll Mcltleary is
expected later, and will bring with him
thirty-four deputies. A aherill‘n proclama-
tion has been pmtltfll throughout the town
warning all disorderly persons that they
will be arrested on view and without our
mot. and that any who resist such urrcot
will do no at their peril.
MASONS OF HIGH DEGREE.
John J. (ion-run. of New York. Elev-ltd
sovereign Grand Commander.
NEW Youx. Oct. is.~'l'hr~ supreme coun-
cil of sovereign grand ilmpetriurs general of
the llrirtyAthirIl and lust degree. Ancient and
Accepted Scottish Rite tor the United
States of America, their lerriturieer and dc-
pendeuciee, have been in amnion at the Ger-
nmn Masonic temple. this city, for two
.lny-I Then-ruling wnsavery large one.
the ”anion being Ilcvotcd principally to
disclosing the propoml union of all Scot
tieh liile bodies underone grand supreme
council, there being now thr-cein the United
States. At the final erosion the following
grub-i cilia-n; were elected:
.lolm .l. (lot-mun. New York,novcreign
xnuul O’llllllllillldl‘l’; William A. llv-rahiser,
Ohm. lieutenant gmml commander; Gran-
ville A. Frumbc», Michigan. minister of
Mute: Henry D. “0011,11. ll, l‘onnccticut.
grand prior: David W. Thompson, l'onncc‘
lirut. grand treasurer: Joint .l. Barker,
BImIklyn. grand secretory gI-;IIernl C.
Hopkins l'hoInpmn. New lurk. kmper of
the llrt‘llli'cez 'r. .lIIIIiII-I inwards. Minne
mm. I-iIIrIIianl bean-r; Uliver F. Brim
ScattlI-.::rIIIIsl I'nputinof the guard; 14. .l.
Baht-och. (Jumbo, grand marshal of the
camp .-.\ T Anderson. Lleulnud grand
mnrulml of the camp; Major W. Buyieaa.
ll nahiugmn, grand marshal of the aurlp.
CREAM WAS. A FiEND.
A Confusion 'I'lr-l )lmle Illa Coml’s
llalr- Stand on rout.
lrnxmx‘. Oct. :3)- - I-Thuums Neill Cream.
the (underlined munlvn'r. him I-orrfeeescd
that from Is” to IK‘I‘I. when he was arrest
ed in Chicago. he IrIaIleaprm-ticeof pot-Ion—
lug diesolutc girl.» in l‘unmlzr. liis Immer-
one victims, he says, ware hurled without
“mph-inn on the purl of anybody that they
lrml riled ummtuml IleIII llll.
All innt‘IImtIun on In 'l‘imunu Neill
l‘rwun'sI-IIIIqu-Iiorrcomes {rum .‘lr Waters.
hie mlirimr. Mr. Waters says that he
pmlvnhiy will not make the Iirlnila public
until after the execution.
l'rI-IIIII (‘Ollil‘sn‘ll to him everything crim-
innl in bi» ('muulinn cam-er. minutely ll"-
il'rllit‘il thr- giria lililhit‘lr'l. his methods in
killing them and bio Ilt‘Vll‘i'd to «cope do
tcnIion.
"He fairly made every hair on my hmd
stand on end." solid llr. Waters. “llisnlory
was. storming lmyurul anything I have ever
before lII-aml.” After his ronfmicn Cream
became angry at Mr. Waters and fluent—
ennl to "do" him all” the lriul. .\lr. Wu.
h-r» rcfuml almolutcly to make nny further
Iznicrnent.
The lane (on Called.
l’rrrsnt'uo. Oct. xxx—Thu cm of "chi
vale W. I. lame ngnimt Lieutennnt ('olo
nel J. ll. R b'lrealor. Colonel J. L. Haw.
kins and Assistant Surgeon Grimm.
charged with aggravated mull and but
Icry, was called. and the selection of a jury
occupied the morning session of the court.
A motion was made to quash the indict-
ment on the ground of no jurisdiction.
Judge l’omr overruled the motion. but
will permit the «Intention to be raised dur-
ing the trial.
flight Mon to "an.
Cnmnmown. Md. Oct 39... .iglrt men
will be hanged for the murder. on April
blast. ofllr. J ll. llill. TheyareJoshua
llrainard. Louis llenson. Henry llurlt.
Hones Brown. Frisby Cmnrgyn. Charles
Brooks, Fletcher \Villiamn and (' lorries
Emory—all colored. The date or date-sol
execution will be announced by Governor
Brown within a few days.
A new” lluler In Trouble.”
DL‘ MIN. Oct. 29~A writ of execution
spiral William O'Brien for £3,111) the
mountofajudgmeni given against him
in a libel Inuit, hm been isauevl. Unless
this is settled Mr. (“Men in liobleto be
put into bankruptcy and his seat in parliw
Inrpl tlwrvhy vacated.
Dipped In: Mayor llulelu.
ltuuuvru, N. .1. Oct. at The Morev
wood Tin l’llle Manufacturing company
ofWalrs. who hove lately erected a large
plant hm, today turned out their flm
rheotol American tin. which was dipped
by layer Rankin.
Furled In a may Ila-II.
user-1r». Pa. no.1» «W Ilium Burk
and David 1 llinrter,etnployed in Prong-
ley’a briekyarvl, were buried by a clay
lurk. stark is dead end L'llioorr's ire
juries are fatal.
«oz... hemp-on Dead.
ermam. Del. Oct. at - lawl-
,aged seventy-eta years, hat
Iliad here. lle war a representative la the
hetorof oftbe
Mmhlysndeol m
Ilple the [Ir-'- :uls.
unmmm.W.Ve..m.a-nmy1
muwnermmm
”commemorate
Jae-summer“.
m m Prince Birth-rel tecrmilnedto 0" mum
Hohdwltlsnvavleolrl. mhmfm
alumni“. I... 0“. ‘4“ Nb
hardened-sew
moon“! .3: hummu'”
Ilene. where their”
motto is Quick-
neas, Nominees,
Accuracy and
Low Prince.
Don’t be a cow,
and chew your cud.
Be a gentleman,
and chew
"hunt I m";
,lll KlNBS‘
PlllMBfllllB
Woollen
ileu-
_ min arm-tn»-
“wmw;slrfla;
G. A.
mOovalal
tax“.
will relieve when all else fella.
‘ swam nun.“ March In.
“331.3" h urine—Durwln“ l have almond
doctors foldme elheyconld N“
that l wouldIn never be anyhet
very critical lwarurnuble.
aeve eraltirnea almortgivennptom dielnd
tion andmkev rte-libs
its destructive wort: l was in a very mbad co
dltion. In staunch weak and irritated
afioflrlho‘llnl retain htheIn simplest food. Doctors
elm uonrsc w -
plot ly rnnlned. I“llrave «insulted the best. ‘31:-
elclana have taken medicines
loll mam. um Mln'lfe' doses
l’pelt better‘ at once. I“ edect was diurnal
from an over
three ho titan“ end duncured
more than the doctorsor, all
have ever need.
line for information at I'any time. Mus. 0.
m3. 8 and
ruler: l. noon'srx ”Immune. on
"All. the IlrIIuitt.y Bale Agent.
Makes an every-day convenience of In
olddime luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared wiih scrupulous care. Highest
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makss two large pies. Avoid
imitations— and insist on having the
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meme OF
FINE MlLLlNERY.
IMMIIINNYRI.
. normed
IISS Elli Ill mm B BB»
ll "luhfllum
W
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i Orders for
:’ Printing
Solicited.
EEIEIIIIII; SEITIIEL.
.. '3...
SOUTH \'0 0,RWALK CT.
, Good .wOrk
} Executed
.; Promptly.
i373:
alludes.
stoves.
A'I'IN ulllARE
oflllklndl.
Plumbing in all It: Branches.
FBllSiBBKPlIlIBEBS SBPPUES
T. 'S. BBNAlBSBN,
South Nor-walk. 'ii
minimum.
84 Gallery 8t, Barton. llrss.
F i re ‘ and
”Burglar Proof Sales.
Bank Sales,
Bank Vaults.
Bank VaultBonIs.
AND
DEPOSIT WBBK Of All KINDS.
The Best Brier in the World.
IBM“ in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
meoldln Lynn
Iona. since that, re 1. ii .
where m of our sales were subjected “to than:
beat. preetrvlng their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the G t
:51th Fire in Ml. in the lire-at Boston me
and in all the greairiree since. r5. ad
for Iircu are. Agents wanted. s3 lam
WAGONS’.‘W
New And wound hand
Buggies. Phaetons. Carriages.
Canopies, Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suit All.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
Hairy Tilly.
BBeKLYNB SON
Successors to C. B. Delilvn.
5| Washington St. Bo. lomail,
27 llain Street Nowell.
Firstvclaaa
Bakers, Confectioners,
lCE CREAM.
t‘. “Deliiyk.i i Orders Prmnptly Filled.
KS 0. I In
MERRILL
BUSINESS BBllEBE
NTAMFIIIIII, CONN.
Am r. mourn-lie lnslllmlon for the prac til nl
training of norm: Hugs and young women for
bualneen. its [hm-mull vmr «ulterior meth-
ods, complete equipment. and edit-lent curve of
instructors hare vmn for it theI-unfldente of
the nbiit'. Brunt belt taught: Hook- ken lug.
Bantu l’ennmnrhipJ ‘ormporuirne. .. lmrt-
yu-erIlI-Ig. \rrhitet lore. Herman and
Engli- h sludim. Open the entire ear. “rui-
unles misled to good poem-Ins. all opening
“opt. all. fled for lllurtratrdcalslwuc. Ad.
reudl. A. l BRILL. l'mld'l, Mumford. ( l.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
vi. nth Main street
i pitiful?!
my... Lessons.
lifllli I. BISBBBW.
3 Well avenue. lionth Norwsik
Referrm Weller-l lfsll W “est mu
Inn—v _ ‘I minim
JAPANEBE
prLE
GORE
:3?
iii
‘l’utdm‘ ' "in the mm... o...»
tho loweet price.
BBABINB.
SBBBINB,
EXBAVATINB
'BAYMBNB BBBS
Wrym
Old and Reliable
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK
80th Nvorwalk.
Norwalk.
I
THE PROPBLLERS
0in ufmllorwalk
EAGLE
Will leave Piser '25, E. IL, (Boekman street).
\ew lork. atS p.m
heave Xurwalk 5p. m.; South Norwalk 0:!)
p. In.
lreiihl received fro n 7 a. In too p.111.
a-pllc -lion to agents the (‘ ity of Nor-
walk at Eagle will be non! for special iota of
in. ight anywhere in N. w York or ila vicinity.
WA“ persons are forbid trusting any of
the employee of the boats of thin line onse-
eount o the owners thereot or
Miss Baird’s Institute.
BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL
'l'horonzh course of study in the Incllah.
Branches.
MUSIC, lill lllB
THE llllBlllBES.
_ rm. School for young Ladies and mt...
reopens on
THURSDAY, SEPT. 22d.
”The departments of English.theratnre and
Natural History willbe -made especially at-
tractive and profitable.
Ap ll etion hr the mlmisniun of pupils
than Il he mode before the opening of th
‘1' 00
i 'lN nlm upon Implication. slol’
ID A :8?!" W“.
1 to IIEII...‘ or your "run.
w. rope-eons I“:
”an an ”'8!!!an
w. L" oouetas
maurssu ‘évéc-LSZ
“i. fire-elm.-
will“ SBHlBB & Sill.
”lb
Hill
‘ Avalon-welds”
2L“... hula
“Mia’s-ally”...
' “We...“ “Wt-i
Merit alone has made the reputation of
watconrrmsou
Beware of substitutes. Nothing is as
809d“ 1:116.wa Use no other. -
Norwalk Chronicler