: . all us». I
0‘” one See “room.
uttlltl it cant ‘l on...
«1 mm ' ll. truer.
- ll.ll.llllker&lo.
mmaam ”It
Man will. in their ,
aaahlathtmtoaaaerehpermaolcrtaa
”mewmafiuwfll
b-taoadmtotartnrrutlalalaa the manner
b which the reatttralina or vollna it rain:
”whhnamanangm,
duty h reapect to canvataear I! ‘
animate-rate hat hen, whollyeo-r
deputy marsh-b are
.wlth or wllhontprntalt.
“Matter-plantain"
tho acts or oll'enaaa pro
oornn‘lta any ole-Ia
Unlwt huts; hat’ao
arm, fat wt innit pm. {or
ell-tallied in tho Md
‘ mould. a one o! hla mallow
at election.
WWW
hadlett MM at the’l'reulontllonaah'
Mbeeatneawaytobewauredthatflov-
mknmellwonldherndaeted. Hell”
thatGlevelandwonldearryDlew
ork. New Jeraey and Indiana lie do
elaradthathewaaraad tohataayreaaon-
ableatnountthellepnhgmehoaetoeoru
thatGlevalandwoulrlheeleoted.
m «utmaluhaflolathn of the
law and aahlreta the Wm to atovan
r. 3
Id! and napew Alternate.
Houauauua, s. it. Nov. a—Boe.
Whitelew Reid and Hon. Chauncey M. De»
apoka la Homellaville host owning.
Elr reception was enthualmw. Mr. Reid
Oaaatahigna, Thunday afternoon:
enrr, Thuraday night; Cortland. P
afternoon; lullndra. Friday night; Albany.
Saturday night.
(treatm- Wlll Vote for Cleveland.
L ' “mdmdtnatlonandhia n-
ational—It. lie-id: up. 'l'hel’oilovringatatementandletterl-ned
' “‘11-'3me .3 m,“ 1 bythellentocraticuationalmmnitteewm
MMMIIMMMM. fl” 3"” ‘0 WWMleflsfl
M haleonthe Winona-rte at W“ ”MI” "W lilnford Wilma,
-. whowaerolieltorotthetrearurynuder
33“”;th Grant’s administration: “h.” l
Wm "‘9 M5!“ centurion. ov.
”apart-train in might be undid in
;Ihaan|atlolloltwoorthrae problem]
,hava'aaveryemtolly through the do
“dthrlrldtarnptothe prnant time,
Ilhauv-iwiththenrthtirmo
“for the future. Their Idiom
lb h-hunfaaltlu. 'l'htireorrwoadv
.a-d‘omthatthe-atialrat «(the
Herald, ”lent herntorepreaenttheparty
that raved the Union. that freed the-lawn.
a, thatpaldthedebt,thatmade the Meltin-
lay tax, of which it to proud." llrJteld
thenaaked whether there wallaDemoerat
m who would undo thoveactaif he
could. Hetbendieenreedtbaplatlorluaot
thetwo partlea.
While Hr. Reid had been Ilddreaeing the
“with llednetotlad lira-hall
apo- um I p
aalhiatriradatht thatrathhekaowaaadl
tharatwatakelharalpldhtlttyot to
thanbflehblettarolMZo'avtdre-aadto-a.
auaflryia favorable to a cuttinnatlon at . ”"9” "W' alertlu at lletropolitau hall Hr. Depew
rule. Thelollowln‘bthclett'er: Mil hadheeaaddraaainganaudience oi about
ammonium u is my “mm, ' W people It the over- haul-e. Both
"3“,?" "M" finished speaking it about the
ante little, and while Mr. lteid wet depart-
ln‘fortheopera houue ltr. ”report wanton
his way to the lletropolltatl hall, where he
waa warmly received. Mr. Depew spoke
on the currency question, and illustrated
he llepnblieatr committee pro the etil realm that would (allow it would
natthe following of the registry m wildcat hanks were mired. ,
Mal-thaeityolNew York: Itiaaottraathntwith-yknowbdporm Followingthe addn-m area-lawn was
held at the opera hunter, and llwusntulu
availed thentaelvea oi the privilege oi shak-
ing hallda with the vice presidential canal}
date, Hon. Whilehw itch], and with the
Hon. Chauncey 3!. ”repeat.
lewiarh'alo‘tatratlaa.
'lhrrearemaeyaipitieant factaahotlt
Win in New York city, all
coat the prenidentwaraakedtoawiintraeto
nolne. ltiannt true Mlmmad any
III” In Schenectady.
Senora-nor. x. Y., Sor. 1—Wor
lhvld B. lllll apoke here laat night [Flow
alarae and enthusiaotic gathering of llam-
oer-ta He waa Wed to the cumvention
ball by the marching lh-mocrntic cluba.
There watt a large number of Republican!
and women among the audience, and the
reception given to Senator Hill was one oi
the nut enthuaiutlc ever accorded a cam-
apeaker in tbia city. Senator Hlll
Ma ia’that the ra‘irtratiuntor
Portieth atmot,orinthatpor~
aelected more at to Item in triumph the
, Denwaatie banner than Cleveland and
St. , and ' ‘ ’witharigoroua
denunciation of the federal elections bill,
which hedeclarrd to be themoatinlportant
blue involved in the election.
fitnwhiletheinaeaaein diatrictafiivin;
a-allnuuoeratleoraltepuhlieanplnrali-
tybahontS’l percent. The drrt ten aav
-hly districts of thin city are heavily
W their majorities ranging, oat
“Womb: lfllJroln common». In
“W the percentage of increase
hmthis yearover the voteeaat
lafllbonlyzmzmemt.
“Wan-rmbly district is alto
diatrict. There the ineremein'fl
cat. The Twenty—third diatrict la a
diatrict. There theinereaub
“percent The Tweatyoeveoth dirtriet
immune-tight it minin- aa
"ma-Republicanvote. Therethe in—
mbtl percent.
humandanhataneeotallthiaiathat
hthorrpartaotthoeltywhuethellepno
“communicate very htavy.
bowl-(WWW ovorthetotalvote
“Hyunwhileinlhe heavily Demo
“tie dhtricta the regiatration is low,
Mar-tall increase over laatyear'a
We WHIC- A~lyaet
flxwaakaayolr.Croker gave out the
Hell-Icy at ”heater.
m K. Y.. Nov. 2.-Goreruor
chlnley apoke at the Washington rink,
whatwaagatlwred the rivet rullmriinlylr
fluid of the callimiglz. The gnarl Emil
, waa packed to Mllllntn inn, ml: at. will of
landing room l'tflllltlllillg a hen the weaker
made hla appearance on the hinge. Selim
were turned away, Ill-lug unable to private
admittance. although the night on
my. Governor stain-Icy hptlke for
over an hour and wan lruptently applaud
d. He occupied his spa ch with Indium»
Mdtherepalof the loperceul. taxon
thllrnleotatatebonkn by the llclnocrata
and a talk on the tarid queui'mo.
honntodvevutto their When—
thud-ant. There were nix braille-l m'a
button In aloha-a.
Brannon“. Nov. 2.——John ’l'. lllake»
we. the ultralight Republican enroll-late
laminae Sch-nth ulinlricmulay
(anal; withdraw in tumor w. hl, “'uurl,
lb m candidate. Blahmtlrr la the
man who was chargul with entering into a
contract with Chri- ltaxxe to withdraw
hennaideratlouot a gorentment maithvn
at Waahlnatoo paying Olw monthly tor
' Wymwthmqulvaleuttht Mu.
I. laid. llarrtaan'a m
In HAY”, Nor. 1~l~liudxe ll.
Lynda Harri-on, at thiaeity. any!» hint M
. teeny-laud
apawlldrhnatth‘ ahivared the elaetfie
“naphtha-rand warhead
park. Yer-early Iva min-Ira
atthelraawlrydeparttaentdellurulapo
Ittraladdra-herehettmalaryrandlenea
Ha-uwitharondnguerptloaandspoka
hualhhdatanaatuhattook with the
nail-o. llhaddrr-waaeonlatdalmort
ii
lillliltii
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all
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" camel's LAKE Flllllll.
lta Ownership Finally Decided
by the Supreme Court.
III-1.1018 OP DOLLARS EVOLVE.
It la Depart-l ‘l'llat Jaatlee Ilat-Iaa’a
natal-lilac mourn-unearth»
“mudguard meaty-alli-
m at the llllaeta Central Ballroad.
Wasnmoror, Nov. a-‘l’ho raps-e
court at the United Staten, titling in recret
conference. hall decided the important care
or the Illinois railroad against the state of
Illinois and the city of Chicagoan! the de-
eiaion will probably be handed down from
the bench on Monday next.
Then-e involvea the title to the lake
trontaud part0! the site of the World‘s
fair grounds. the property and privilegea
being valued at from mimosa to aim,-
mom). The care It" llr‘t’ll advanced by
the court for theconvenlenu-ol the World'a
lalrenterln-ire,aud the verdict is awaited
with great anxiety.
Much excitement he therefore been
muted here by a ream, coming from a
high authority and noeorupanlnl by much
:irtmnntantial detail. totbe elect that the
ruprerne court had overruled Justice liar-
lnn. who decided the care in the circuit
:ourtin favor of the city and otate.and
will hatlddownadedrionfaronhletothe
railroad
Junior Harlan in known to have madea
rtmng light in conference to have bird.-
:‘lsitm confirmed and baa been ably arc-
»)ndod by Justices Brown and Brewer, but
is now raid to have been outrotoll by .lna‘
time Lamar, Field, tiny and Shir».
The Iatereato Involved.
Justice Lamar will..it in mid, write the
opinion of the court. while Justice llarlnu
will alt-liver the dimming views. Justice!
Fuller stud Blatchlonl have not eat in the
W.
Whether the decision in larornhle to the
railroad unnpany or adverse to it. the in-
tcn-stn involved are mouwntoun. The case
but bun in the mom in one form orau'
otln-r {or more than twenty yearn. it had
its origin in an act passed by the llllnoia
legislature nearly a quarter ot acentnry
ago granting to the lllintlls ('rntral Hall
road collwony valuable prime-gee on, it
not the abaolute right to, the lake- lront of
Chicago.
Protest waa made by the city anthorltlea
of Chicago, and grave charge- were made
respecting the influences that had prevalled
with the legislature to rerun the grant.
Thelandhadbeeu acquiredhygrantfrom
the general government through the atate
to the city,and the city authorities W
that the legislature could not dispme o! it
absolutely to the railroad company. All
appal war at once taken to the cotut, and
protracted and complicated litigation has
followed.
Illllona an Million at Stake.
Solut- three years asollr. Justice Harlan,
otthe supreme court of the United States,
sitting at Chic-KO. heard the also, and do
chiral it pmcl'lmlly in lumr 0! the city of
Chicago-"that is to say. be bold llmt while
the Illinois ('entral Railroad mortally had
acquired certain vested rigbta along the
lake front and could not be diaper-ceased at
them. he denied that the ebullute title at
the land and the entire tunlml oi the lake
{mot hill [ml to the railroad company.
'I'blv derision, while in a mature a ootn~
promise ol the contesting claim wan yet
regarded as a great victory {or the city of
The railroad mmpauy, alter
waiting the lull little allowed by law, no
pulled the W,‘ urtheauprente court here.
and several weeka ago it was argued at
length by a number ol able lawyera. The
court had ulvnuced the can became the
city of Chicago, under the llarlau deciaion,
had granted certain conwionn to the
World'a Yn’r company which the lllinola
Railroad company waainaiatiug could only
Chicago.
be granted by ‘ttaelf.
Therallle to the llllnoia Central Rail-
contrololthebatburprivilenaonthelake
lrontotchlcauowould not only beworth
auenormounnln now.bttt would luttnle
Praying the lain.
damn»
eHonalaat-ereryramtraekhtham
Mala-aren‘t“
latehettar
diurnal
aadeoaaalparralto
Wrinkle-auto.“
mm 0..)lor. twitter an idle-
A‘ motto is Quick-
.‘,. ‘1 ~
ltaanlllo, l’a., Nov. t —It tum nearly
two nwntha alone a mod rain fell in the
Schuylkill valley,andeveryday the l-iehuyl-
klllriverla getting lower and creeka are
The ritnatlon la alarming and
la the country dlatricta the inhaltitauta are
praying forrain. Thedron‘ht baa notharn
optratloaa
b pronounced “manual. The de-
atlnvata, it. J.. Nov. a—llraCharler
Inna-o.
WW. Nov. lulu (l. 8. Batch»
New York. United titular allalattr
:wmmwuupw
J01? . ,
Whore théir
nest fluctuating.
Acouroo‘j‘y and?
Low Prices.
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-lime luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with sculpulous care. Highen
awardatalll’ute Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large pics. Avoid
Nations—and Insist on having the
. NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELL & SOULE. Syraaise. "1'2“
ll l)‘
a“ DO YOU
COUCH
DONf DELAY
TAKE ~
Ilss Emma in Tim!
at 00-.
mourn-or
FINE MILLINERY.
mmfl'lwia‘r:
IlSSEIIlflIIISSflHll»
ti Wtallaatra roan. mutt.
pm
”PM“
Eggfl.%.me
a
'lllE Ball” TE! 00..
All gills
l’llliIlB I ll 3
WW A “”54“
“o- m» 3%3
Blunts: I
stoves.
TlN WARE
minim noun.
monumlussmuu
T. 8. llllNlllllSllN,
South Norwalk. '3
Tholeadinsflthmorkctof
cilyllnt
llllNT ll ZElllFF'S
tit-WWW; W2.
the
» w
Thmyonoaualwa dudthe
freshen flab to behalf Aline
lot offlehorrivce every day.
I’llllE TllIlTll llllSlIl’,
lll’lllllfll SlllllllES
One thousand lbs of Lobster: for
sale every Saturday.
Orderecallcd fornnd delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oys.
tor and Vegetable Market,
llllNT lilEllllF’S
~ 32 VIEIIBTOI 8TIEET.
G. A. A.
Sour Eternal-b. Kl -
ney Constipation. l
Illnat I.
will relieve when all else faila.
srltumnam. Mate. March 2. on:
W. J. Nawcolta—llear sir: lhwve .ulfered
telrlhlv with Implication of diseases; two
doctora told me they could do nothing let me,
that] wenldnerarhcanyhe . hada
very crltzul heart trouble. no bad that 1 war
aereral tlmea almoat given up to the Indigo-
tlonaudcanler werr at them time doing
it. deatrnctire work; I was in a very bad con-
dlllon. atomach waa ao weak and irritated
it would not retain the simplest food. lloctora
told me the llnln n! my anomach waa coul-
plct ly ruined. I re unlimited the best phy-
airlaua in Boater: and have taken meolclnee
aald to he mood. including it Browu'a and
flare laraaparllla. Pepeln many more.
failed. After one very bed attack one
ear ago from which I did not rally I war in-
uced to takea trlal bottle at (l. A. A. war
oppoaed to it at llrat. after taking a few doaea
lfelt better at «me. Ita elect war diflennt
from anything I had ever taken; I have need
three bottles and am cured. It “:2?“ me
moire than the doctor-ear alltho lclnel
have ever need. Thoae desiring can call on
me for tnformatlon at any time. Mar. S. G.
Stun. cede”. lat-a.
ralcnsflaaoaatx nor-rm Polls...
for ul- by
llllE. tile Ilruuitt. Salt Agent.
w ._X. X..~....~... tM,» . vet- _.
Printing
...|3...
3
hi ..
E.B.ll0lllll8&flll.
ti lllllllltlry 8t. Baton, Int.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Bank Sales, ,
'- Bank Vaults,
Bank Vaull.Doors.
AND
IlEl'llSll llllllll illulll KlllllS.
The Best Sales in the World.
lit,“ in list. Always pre-
serve their contents.
mould in Lynn Hana" since that great fire.
where u) of our salsa were subjected to intense
heat. preserving their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
Chic Fire in 18.1. In the Great Horton Fire
iul t and in all themflm slum. and
fortlrcnlara. Agents wanted. ti‘l lam
WAGONS '
Sew and second hand
Buggies, Phaetons. Carriages,
canopies. Spindles. etc.
Prices to Stilt All.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
c. union
5| Washington St. 80. llomrlt,
27 Main Strut lomtll.
Pint—cloa-
Bakers, contaminant,
ICE c'REAm.
t'. lleKl Uni re Prom tl - Filled.
W. F. [gland ‘3 «Inp ’
MERRILL
BUSINESS BflLlEliE
lll‘.\"OBID, CONN.
A Ilre. mourned": lnvtltutlon for the practical
training I»! mung men and {onus worth-n (or
hunloe-ut lls llmmuuh wnl .nuperlnr meth-
ollal. complete rqulpmentmml efficient (‘ufpal of
lnatrurtonl have won for It the t-nulldrtu‘e oi
the lbllr. lirant‘hm taught: Hook-km lrm.
Han l¥. Penman-hip, ('rlrreatuindrm-r. l" mu-
huad. ”unwilling. Art‘hllov‘lure. Herman and
hull-h etudien. )pen the entire 'ear. tirad-
nater- acetate-Amman! ptnlthina. ‘allopenlw
dethth. fiend Iur lllurlraled calalnuur. Adv
real. A. HERRILI. l'reald’t. Mumford. l 't.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
Math Slain lire-t
PEI!!! “Font lessons.
lfllIE I. lllSlllllW.
I Went artisan. Math smaalh
34mm. Walter J. Hall. tot West on
«an ‘1 Y ml? M-
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Old and Reliable
No
THE
8in oiwllorwalk
EAGLE
\l'ill leave Pier :5. E. K. (Bookman street).
how York. at 5 p. In.
heave Xorwnlk 5 p. m.: South Norwalk Gill
1). m.
Freight received fro n 7 u. in. to 5 p. In.
l’pon applic .tion to agents the City of Nor-
n'nlk 1nd Lacie will be hell! for special lots 0!
lrrtghl anywhere in New York or it. vicinity.
venous are forbid trusting any of
lhc employes til the buata of thin line unle-
auu nt of the owner. thereof. a
Miss Baiid’s Institute.
BOARDING AND
DAY
Thorough course of study in the Incllab
MUSIC. Alli
This School {or young Lattice and Children
THURSDAY, SEPT. 22d.
:l'he ilcpartmeuta of; Englitbillitaraturc and
hatural History will be made especially at-
tractive and profitable.
Ill Minn for tho “4““)! inn if I ll
allnulzl be tumic ’ ' l l I
admul.
l‘lroulan upon application.
mu“: '1... ..
“know
'0 ”normal
lerthmua
“my the“, 'lm
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Freight Line
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NEW YORK
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.
rwalk.
PROPELLEBS
SCHOOL
Branches.
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before: the opening of lb
sill!
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