‘mrtynom
, cm can motive
. hW‘n-fim‘m
IILu ANNOUNCED.
er
. , Cleveland Names Four
Membm of His Cabinet.
all“?! 0. GllBSHAl 18 PM
”I. Will Be secretary or the Ire-nay.
‘ . hie-t or w», and Law Partner Bin-
ge!) nt'llnlhle Wm sue-red Ilene-Hahn
'MI In lupnrvldngtbe “In,
maroon. N. .i., Feb. l5.—Mr. Cleve
”My announced the naum of tour
when ofldn cabinet through the United
. lent evening. They are Waltz?
m (3 minute. secretary of to;
. 0L Carlinle of Kentucky, secretary of
fin unwary; Daniel 8.1.nmout of New
. Y~3, “entity of war; Wilson S. Dinnell
er general. 0n luck
entn Mr. Cleveland ‘
of any mysteryin
and it in uselusto
in guesswork. I
ill] mm D nocnt of the matter, but
chill announce the names or gentlemen
Wind“ thepoeitionaaneoonanl
“6%an and permission to
”Oh utter public.”
. . ”would nynothing in re-
; lotheotberpoeltloueortbemenwho
Urn been mentioned in eonneoion with
then. It in evident that Hoke Smith,
Hilary A. Herbert ind other: who have
been mentioned are still under considere-
tin. A conference which will probably
.mle Mr. Smith’s chances one way or the
other will be held at Mr. Cleveland's oilioe
crane day this week. Senator Gordon and
other nouthernern will be prevent. Mr.
Clevelnnd does not care to my what day he.
will visit the city.” he denim only to
neettbemen who have an appointment
with him, and thus be able to di-‘pone
important matte-vs without interruption.
Penuylvinh and Kama-II Want Places
Hr. Cleveland bad a social visit. (mm
Ir. J. Cudwalader of Philadelphia. 'l'hin
h Hr. Cadwnlmh-r’s recond visit iu~ide 0! a
week. He it supposed to have on interest
II the selection of a l’hiladeipiiiun whose
name he cnrclnlly gunrdn from the public.
"Bu-tor John Martin of Kansas and Dr. S.
J. Neely oi the some state had a long talk
with Mr. Cleveland They put in a strong
claim Iorareprenentation in the cabinet
from Kansas. Senator Martin is the first
Democratic nenator evor sent to W aching.
to. (rumble state. He urged theneleciiou
oleXGovernorG. W. Click and left Luke-
wood in a happy lrarne of mind an totbe
chances of III: candidate. He said that Mr.
Cleveland informed him that Judge Grub-
All had not been minded to temporarily
III the place oi cometary of state until
”ulster l". J. Phelpn finiohrs with the
Behring new controversy. but bar been In-
” looted for good.
Connecticut (II-inn n Plnee.
HARTFORD, Feb. l5.-—A Times Washing-
ton special says tbat it is stored Ibme that
thereoretarynliip oi the navy is to goto
Connecticut IInd lb.“ fX‘Cnilgfl'Mllllll
Carina I'nrnch oi Seymour is to in- a lump
hero! Hr. Clewmtnl‘»oiliriztl lznuily
REASON FOR HILL’S ABSENCE.
It In ammo lln llnn nu. Stet-ling are. ” 4
I Wool From "In llrie.
r meoon, N. J., Feb. l5. —'i"IIe mystery
attending the disappearance and alleged
illnan of Theodore ilill, Int-shin and pay-
mnterol the New Jersey and Nrw Xork
llilruad, which 001:“le three weeks ago,
h nolved. When Mr. Hill leit the mar
pny’ a other at the (not of (' bumbern
ntreeton tho morning of Jan. '33 and did
not return, his irieufl'I said he was under—
ing from overwork and ammo his return to
his homeiu llnckrmazk on Feb. lit baa
but given out that he won nufiering lmm
trouble with his haul, but was improving
It in now assent-Ii that Mr. Hill's dump
penance wan canned by tho {not that be
we; deliberately robbing Ibo company and
had been doing it [or two or time yearn.
l'nll liver'n Innerlnun Murder.
Pan. RIVER, Mm, Feb. I5 -—’l'bo body
0' Mn Bridget Mrt‘abe, who won mur-
diced or drowned in Somerset Friday
night while in company with Patrick
Weleh. now under errant. wan found this
Moon under the water wheretbe barge
William ll. Mettlave bar! been mound.
Themoneywhicb the woman baa! in her
born when she left the train in company
with Weleh Friday night was iound junt
where never-l per-om saw her place It.
Therewere no bruises of any kind on the
My. It in underfloor! that “'elch'e
chi-nee oi proving bin innocence oi the
flame ct homicide are now better than
o'er Indore. The prieoIII-r m-rlml the
, ol the finding oi the hollv wiIb many
' “no of attraction.
Ion-tor (lullalc’n Morena-r.
Furtrorr, Ky. ‘feb i5.—~'l’he Joint
are today elected Judge William
y In Ir. t'ani-le'n nucoueor to the
Stuntman. Judge William Lint!»
the-ammo bench and but power
“ ‘......"""".." "”mm”..i':’"‘..£'7 it. "'
“ . unipa w r. C I- c at
.7 . all and will be a reliable olden bin
in create in carrying out bin policy an
', llnllncnevvedananlateernator
may yearn and la Kentnrtr'u commie-
. Hour to the World'a lair.
medium-u warm up In Item-o.
into MID Cl". N. f" Fell lie—~11?
muty board oi nuperrimra will
" ntthttr next meeting on Feb. 3» disem-
' . to New York. A caucus ortbe
hm that Iveot' theneven membevn
”MIMI limp-teed in optioned to
mum—Rintmmwitha plan be
mummified-momma
" “nitric lam Modesto.
ml-
. “alertn- Dcteetlvnnl'entuylnthnln-o-
u Americhu Endol' the Scandal
rtonn,
. that O'Donnell called out: “Don’t land.
I,“ uyb about Myearnol age, bubemou PI.“
lieekerillo
mommocx.
o’ooauruzs ram. roa nuance.”
ntenl Cine.
Pimento, Feb. 15.-—Ca Cooper
the Piukertona untitled thath wO'Du- "
neli twice—once when the
and again when the aurrcndgoecnnnd. Kc
raid O’Donnell promised him Ind his men
protection ll they would "wonder.
W. ll. Burt. who had charge of the Chi.
ago contingent oi tho Pinko testified
If
you come ashore you will be killed."
Joeeph Malloy. another Pinkerton. ted-
fied that O'Donnell gave ordern to Armed
men on the bank and replaced one man
with a pistol with one who had a nhotgnn.
He then came to the bank and called to
Captain Cooper that he wanted to talk to
him. Cooper went inside. and O’Donnell
called out with an oath that every than
would be kIlled became they would not
linen to him
Frank Mchinton, a newep;per corre-
apoudent, tentified that he wan up in the
cnpola with O'Donnell during a part ottbe
luIItle. A number of other mrmpondeutn
were present, and O'Donnell warned them
"notto are anything which could be need
an evidence.”
George Campbell, editor oi the Wm.
Elizabeth Star, sold bewa- etanding on the
river bank when the riotern were pumping
the oil at the human! he heard-onto
one behind him say: “Tbatie no way. Build
a raft, loud it with oil, set tire to it, and let
it fioat down against them." He turned
around and new it was O’Donnell.
Harry Sunburn ol the Pittsburg Dispatch
wan no in the cnpoln and corroborated the
other witnelwen. In eonvernntiott with
O'Donnell abut the matter be raid. npenh-
lug to rerun! men: "Gentlemen, thin in no
longer u riot. It in revolution."
SPLENDOR OF HARD! GRAB.
A Wei-lib 0! Clint and Color healing to
the Eye.
an ORLEANS, Feb. 11—11» weather
changer! for the worst after the day pn
hole. and the ”\iystic Krewe oi Corona"
:bad It misty night (or its street dibplay.
”be subject wan Salnrnnbo. and the book
was illuntmtcd with a wealth of color,
brilliant entrain. lovely costumes cud
bright illumination, an became a dream of
the Orient. Both lie: and Cornus held
receptions alter the night pantie. The
king's hall at the Washington Artillery
hall was a magnificent allair. The throne
was erected in the main hall, and the pol-
, nee was gorgeously decorate-l alter the
' atyle oi the throne room at Fontuinebleeux.
The king's costume was of white silk, with
gold breuxtpime and ornaments of pearl.
The queen was Miss Ella Siunott, known
u“$ight," as St. Valentine’s queen and
the consort ol his majesty Rex. Her robe
ww- o! the Hiinhetban «(with ahifih
vullle ol’gobl and pearla distinguishing it
[mm the modern coronation roben
THE CRESCENT ”Kl-3.
A 'l’nwhwrnr Hug-[loo the Annetn I. In I.
Keep Ill. Place.
Fm. Rtvxn..\lava, Fob. Iii—Rmently
at II spw-iul mooring oi the mkhnhlrrnol
liw l'n-sm-nt mills the capital stock was rev
Ilmul from $709,!!!) to “film and alter
mini 'Inrrenml in MIMI!) [orthe purpou
of hqvli-l‘uin: l’ll-‘ill‘l’l of the corporation.
(ml Ilianl' n. wrm asked locontrlbute
.l. l rI-irtul three fill-I'D! 0‘ new
In. c shows of the old. They did
. .II :n-riy. A recent investigation
ll .II..I.II'~ llittt disclosed the fact that“.
.~ u I~ n! I‘II- I'uncrrn were largely Hugger
ltlr’ll by tin: treasurer. who win deposed
more run-nth» ago, Acco dingly another
Inwling boo born culled. and the stock-
holders. will take action regarding them
lllItmut‘r ol bruinvno. The depoeed treat
urrr baa stated llIItt he magnified the earnv
tug-I no .u to keep his position. which he
would have lost boil the true ante oi oi»
lulu been known.
THE BUFFALO JURY DisaunEEa
1|.- I'Jvrtlnl I'm-I Cp- I’lll Bun. I. '0
Tried Again.
Bruno. Feb. l5.———The jury in the DI;—
po election fraud cane reported that they
could not agree. Judge Tituncharged that
if the jury irmnd that lluggnn made page
2 with wrong intent. no matter whether he
mad».~ it election night or next day. he wan
guilty, but it the entries were not made
with wrong intent be was not guilty. Mr.
Sher-boo wan not in court at all. having
gone to Albany.
nt-nen Thrown it the Dllnlntcr.
liner HARWICII, Mm. ir‘I-b. Is.-Tbin vilv
loge in [oil of excitement mentioned by in-
other attack on Rev. David Chambers, the
Methodist clergyman who wan mulled
last August. Tbie time entoue was thrown
at him lost after he came out or bi. board-
ing house in the dark laat evening at 1:.
o'clock. It narrowly ruined hie hud.ntrik-
log the window each, breakIng one pane of
glare and alto breaking the atone. plan 0!
which tell ludde the room. The aaenilnot
to unknown.
Ilia lllne Win ”an.
wartIrrowIt, N. Y.. Feb III—Thorns
Gardmanm tramp.duriag the lncarenrn
lion oi John McDonald in tbcpeniteutinry,
nod tooceupy the nhaeutee’n place in
"II. Mcllonnld'e afieetloul. Lent night
they celebrated the bra-band‘- departure
toe prim-on bycrttin; drunk Gard-Ian’c
elotbu caught fire end before help or»
mun be u. burned todeath.
no Inn-nut O. A. $ Knee-Font.
mourn. Vt; run “—11. out: an-
anal encampment o! the Department at
Vermout.(i. A. , convened in the city
hall Tberollea behowednearlyflodele
gate. and repreeentntim In attendance
Captain (horn W. Dotyol lovrinvlllnwne
prneentrd lortbeofleeol department can
pander-Induced“ withouteppmtlen.
mm the workd‘ ‘
.c‘nrm and See Them.
tutti!!! 15 two A mm."-
M _.
,, W. l.
but” unusual to.
m lenient 3" “lye.
swarm mm
Amhldcthflorwnlk. on
THE mutt trams.
Being investigated.
' . o _
mmwr Um I! 31188101.
A Railroad Din-nor Upon the Urn-3th it
Two Sharon or Stock—Bk. Appleton Io-
enlven n Inlay l'ov Doing lowly—09!.
one] luncnfll Obtai— hwyer'n Inna.
N" You, Feb. Its—The maximal
eom-ittee investigating the American end
of the Panama made! learned that over
ammon- placed to the credit at the
American committee. whore dutien are
etill wrapped in mystery.
In reply to Colonel Fellow], hi. Bayard
raid tbnt, beeidea being American agent
let the liquidation oi the canal company.
he was nlno a director of the Panama rail-
road. The pacer: or the railroad coup
puny were "General Newton. pruideut;
Charlen Condert. vice president. and llr.
Oppenheimer. secretary.
Blunt-r and owl-ed ‘l‘we Sit-rec.
M. Bayard admitted that he only owned
two shares or Panam- railroad clock. and
that one 01 these had lien givenhimby
the liquidator toqnalifyh In torn director.
The other he had subsequently bought.
Nathan Appleton could not remember
when he had been ntlicially notified at bin
connection with the canal company. He
received his firnt anhry in Bevin Then
Mr: Geary naked:
“Don't you think it wan mighty indeli-
cato to draw money lromacorporntlu you
had no ufiicial connection with?"
"Well, not it they werewillingtopay it.”
llayew' Melange Men-t Eternity.
He produced the original cable memge
rent by De mop- to Paris alter he bed
ru- -a(i President ilnyen’ anticanal message.
The measure assured Charle- de hmpn
and the trench people that the nuerancen
oi President Hnyes meant the “political ne-
curily" oi the (final. Alteradm‘ming that
he had done little to earn bin salary and
bad devoted himwii to other business the
witness was canned.
Cole-cl l-gemll'n I'eec.
Charla Coloe explained that the item
on the Mob ol his book an secretary of the
AInerIcau committee. where the figurec
“0 HM!) and 2.500 opposite the nameol
it. C Ingrmllappeal‘nd. mmutthat Inger»
soil had been counsel (or the committee.
He had been paid 8? '1!) through the Inuk-
iug more"! Seligutun, and the other the
urn-.- indicated that interact for “I dnyn
wacduetheflnuonlhlt nu- bythe com.
mittee. He admitted that .- npeciel de-
poaitoi over snowmen had been mod-by
the canal company to the credit 0! the
Amencan committee, and did not seem
clear why, mm that sum in the same
book. they should pay the launker’n inter—
rat on th» paymrnt.
LYNCHzNG IN TENNESSEE.
.l inepected Negro Il-ng Frown line An.-
ol 1 Bridge.
I‘m: r..I:.'om.a, Feb. l5.—The whole city
“I. i:. 2: . Iron-of I‘Xdklflt’nb over the lynch-
lHL; ‘l‘ I. II'grU. 1“ ‘07:“) o'clock ll“ night
on iIIrIIr'IIItal mob battered down the outer
d. uh of tin- county jail and finally lorud
Ina way into tin- nril where Andy Blonnga
hurln‘cletl rupist, was confined. Deapile
the protests III the jail animals and many
lending citizens. they took the negro down
to the bridge which cranes the Trotter-er
river. "in Illt'lPfl 11')!” now dangle: irlwn
one ui tm~ "when.
amino-oz uem "n almost evenly divided
an to tho- IIIaII'II guilt. The mob wan coll:
Md lartzrly oi milnnui meone brute'n
victim hung the mother oi oneol their
number.
Bodkin-w cl Cornell'n law “bury.
lruau, N. Y., l-‘rb. ih—Tbe new law
building of Cornell univernity wan dedi-
cated with very interesting and entertain-
Ing cerenumiea. The new building wan
chriatened ilmrdrnnu hall and in a mo
mortal oi Judge Douglas iloordman, the
first dean of the law department of the
univeraity. The occasion wan madedouhly
interesting by the presentation lathe law
urban! or a library oi about 12,000 volumes.
the collection oi the late Nathaniel 0.
Mock. This library in (no gilt of Mn. A.
M. lloordmn and Mn. Elton I). William
' the widow and daughter ol Judge Board-
nIan. and will hmceiorth be known on the
Block library.
BhurllCnlled to “Mun Mrlkcrn.
Yarrmr. Clrv. Pu. Felt Iii-Inn at.
tempt o! the can! operators to ntart their
mine» with nonunion men wan met with
putapponltionon Ibepartnttbutrlken,
and threatn of violence were made.
operator- called upon Sherifl Wilhelm [or
mention. and. he litter cantata Ynynttn
City andadlnouinhed the ctrlkern to keep
the peace. There wan no outta-ck. end the
ckerifi does not apprehend any trouble.
A W Approprlntlon For Ilene-
Amnv, Feb. lit-Niger- W
Canal-elm Andrew H. Green and
John "odor. Bupeninlendent Welek .1!
Engineer Radium appeared hermetic an
ermbl way- and Ian-an committee and
[or an learner. in the
III unit It;
.l'i
"in
. T. IIIDIE.
mean”. on
r ‘ .m sanv wan.
W Ann-t a repaint. wholeI
mubynlnwnten.
Worm, Feb. lt-Jl‘be Republic-Inboun-
orreproeentativentooknncw
tbeendeavortobrlugmntterntoaerldnin
thebglalativnmuddle. Benc. Mel-vi
oithePopulinthon-e wagontbeadoption
otn renolutiou to tbatcfleet,nrreerodby
the nerxnantntarmn of the Republican
hon-e and hit catatonia tor enntemptol
court The arrnlt took placeina’rutau—
onion.
There in likely to be a conflict which may
end in riot end bloodshed. Republic-no
undetermined toarrept Rich andthn
Populintn my they never will nuhmit to it.
and the Republican any that
ittheydothey will better downthedoovn.
Speaker Dougla- or the Republican honee
raid that the nodal thinmnlutlonarylmni-
nennmnntoolneand thattbelnwnhouldbe
upheld, no matter at what cont. Governor
lewelliug in advining the Populintn to r.
niatby force all attempta toarrut. Ber-
geantrot-arutn Clevenger oi the Itepul»
linen home will be here today with a Pop
nllat witneee whom be arrested in thette
county. and it in believed that the Popu-
listn will attemptm rencue him when he
reaches here and another fight will ensue.
CORRIGAN FAVORB PAROCHIALBI.
The “own 0! n Ila-itch "chop PI...
Ill-
New Your. Feb. III-Archbishop Gerri-
gan bumeiredanopeuleturi‘mtulrclv
hiahop Tithe oi St. Boni'nce, Manitoba.
winch be has made public. it in anu-
ban-rive exposition ol the nebooi quutiou,
and the {act that the archbishop in wholly
outside oi the preeent controvernyie pointed
out on lending weight to bin wordn. linin-
nieIn that the church maintain: that etc b
the divinely established 'power to teach
truth and mornln, and that the prawn-then
the nece‘tsity for religion: inntructinn in
pchoolq, dreading greatly the consequence
of neutral inetrnction in public echoohr.
He also innistn that the church acknowb
com the right of parents nodindicnten
their duties wirhregard lo the education
0! their children: that. the church in not
antagonistic to the civil power, but at the
some time repudiate. the idea of purely
molar education.
LOVES Hi8 MOTHER-iN-LAW.
Illa Wore Sue- Yer unooo In eon-renewe-
ol the (in-plies"...
New Eaves. Feb. i5.—-A daughter
bringing unit a‘niuathermother'ornlien-
atiu‘ n hunhand'n election in n rarity,
but one-ha renew-n brought to light in
court here. Frederick WJ’rior and his
mother-in-law. Mrs. Mary Gorhnm,weve
in the city court on a rather nerionn
ehargv-Jrut hemuneol a laekoi "Elena
were diaebnrgrd The judge intimated
that all was notanlt ebonld be between
the pir. Tbeunuaual {reinvent the ni-
lair in that lira. Prior. wiieot open! the
deiendante. has brought nuit ngninnt her
mother, the other deiendant, for 8100)
T [or “ ’ 0‘ her ‘ ‘ ”n
nfiectionn. The one will come to trial
nhortly. Mn. Gorbam’n hunhand, it in
aid willnue invdivoroe.
FATHER ADAMS DOES PENANCE.
The limit World“ him In MM
is Illa Blake).
Bnoonrn, Feb. 15.-Fether‘l'bouiu Ad.
ama, the "upended priest. who achieved
mnaiknble celebrity by cum 0! nick and
disabled people. which he chimed to eflect
bytbeuneol bolynliogwae rentored on
ntored to the prienthood nllrulxl do penance
[or cohort time in come religious institu-
tion or other quiet place outside of Brook-
lyn. Father Adamo complied with this re-
quirement by npending l0 dayn in aeoluaioo
at the mime-levy in lloboken.
nln‘clne Plea-ed the In...
le You. l’eb. 15.——Tbe following on»
blur-m ban been received at theolliceoi
the National Federation:
ionuoni Feb. lit
Dr. lull-ct. WhNnk'ovk:
langladtolnrrwmyouth-tllr.0luiatonen
newlamralebtllrflm lrelaodn betternnd
«rung numb to any its ml tknmch
peril-mat. Jum- Mct’amv.
In." lay In Inn-n;
“nun, Mon. Feb. li—‘l'begraadjury
returned llnht indietnvrntn calm II. C.
donowhere their
motto is Quick-
nees, Neotness.
mdccuropy and
Low Prices.
WHALFBUNE IN FILES
A MILLION DOLLARS' WORTH STORED
iN ONE BUILDING.
low the Pronto-n III! In Wren
Care In Nae-nary In tho Ila-dill. “the
Prudnrt—Wbalebowe In Very Val-nun
Now-Allyn. ,
luallttlebrick and atonentrnctuvoon
thePotreronhornot the baythein in a
million dollarn‘ worth of whalebone
flared-ml itingnardodanjealouelyan
i! it were to many twenty dollar gold
{done-or iteweizbt in precionnntmen.
tinthe prnxurtyof the Pacific Steam
Whaling mpnuy and came 08 the
whaling barks Beluga. liary D. Home.
Amount! America. in from the arctic.
The building ”in a perfect vnolt with
brickeudttoneeideajrmnmf andivou
doorn. All around the top rune-per-
forated pipe by meannoi which the
whole interior-could befioodcd it nfin
nbonld by any po-ibility break out.
Bate are thick on thewater iroutcnd
can do a great deal of damage to a cargo
of whalebone. eonnalt iron doorn have
beat put intonawerubnrric-denwhen
the his one are opened toair the place.
Oilnkinnnncbaa the fire patrol uneare
nfieadovev the cargo on the final nd~
ditioual wecantim that human insanity
can lamb
' Theuninitiated on firnt mplfinginto
the cold. cheerle- place. with its damp
cement floor. are apt towonder why it
hennllbceudone. Thelongblackntulb
dou'tlookiibe nInobpiled againntthe
walla-pd to heartbeir immeevulue
net lovtb in enough to the thn heath
away. But the place doen not alwaye
contain a 31.000110 stock. Thane-nu
wannmont profitableone nndinoor-e
nuance the warehouse in nearly full.
”The holy purchnninga few ntickn of
whalebone on her ehopping tour scarcely
recline the immeune rink and thegreat
amount of labor mace-aw to place it on
tbecounter." raid W. R. Wand. one oi
the rcpreeennativee or the whaling com‘
puny. ”There in a bigriak even here,
We can take no chances In the rough.
aftcradmple poiiebiug.tbe bowie
worth five dollarn a pound. and we have
et hunt 200.000 poundnon band now
When the venue! dark- at thewbarf you‘
der we pitch in and work day and night
nutilthe cargoinbounedheve.and then
wetrytogetitofltmtherailroudan
nooucn possible. While it in herethin
littlestructurn'nguardeddayand night
A million dollars in combing o! n m
nponnibility. I can more you.“
"Wbere doen most 0! the bunego?
wannnked
"A great den! of it gone toNow York.’
replied Mr. Wand. "but most of the cut-
tingindonem Perla end at Bremen. A
little is done in London. We polish it
all here. got the color. annort it out :sz
put it up in handler. Then it in ion-sz
thrown to Its destination an rapidly . I
“ Youree. thebonowithalight
orprnrltbadein worth morn then the
black and we have to net-rate it."
Several oi the bundlen born the mark
M. D. H. in a diamond. "That." said
Mr. Wand. "in the name of tho vescel
from which tbeboue wan taken. in thin
bretance the Mary D. Bunyan vessel
which brought the most valuable cargo
or two of those bundles um marked 'cnt.
you olInerve. That in to guide the buyer
when the boucin ofiered {or rule. It nig-
nifien that the bone in nicked on come
portion of it. The value in gently re
cargo like eggn. if roughly handled a
cargo o! wbdebone con be well nigh
mine-l. The (lightest cut in a ntalk
brings it down in value about omit-ll.
”The bone you knowiethe teeth of
the whale. and a luir nixed front molar
lnwovtlI about titty dollar-n. in every
wbalo'ejnwtherearensreeth. and one
good tired bend in worth a good deal or
brought
fellow alongnide. tbebendol whicbpro
duood3.000 ndnoibone. Themouth
oltbew ieeimplyabuxenuctim
Theouly lonlhow'illtikein nlittlered
bit oi aniIIIn! life that ilontn on the
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everreceivI-d from thearcticneun. Um- :culcprol
ducal. and we must thereto“! handle the gum
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the best chew
B-L
Tobacco.
Gives solid comfort
with every plug.
Makes an everyday convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous cure. flights
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large pies. Avoid
Inflations~and insist on having the
NONE SUCH Nani.
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nhwhywnndyouwlllLu
rastiyiudbonovibiy-uie andpntd
ouhavennyidenol. The bullpen-hen
oi none. I, uric in
em. latitude-my” lantern! work tor
, and intruettonn mull-fiend plain,
tint all ”named. iron: I Thoeewho take
Mmhnninrenrorrndllyand andeonelyyielb.
All beginner: canard madly and non tin-
rulin their meet ex III an. [hour who
I “Manet! newer llhrll. Them-plenty
roo- tor a rw wore workevn.
I? once. It you are nlrrad
gored. but a law npire menu will
use theta Io enema" then write .31 at
rwlbieleLn oargrn will-ll ‘, recelv
Lu lanby return mil. 1
non m8 co. 3.150.400. Am I,
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I3 SHOE null‘h‘o.
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wan-ounce“... can.
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South Norwnik.
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Teeth nu wi dram.
Teeth fillc tlnum.
Teeth l with Gold.
BAMESI
STOVES
TIN “WA
one; it til Its monitor
mummnmsumrs
:1. s. IINIIIan,
South NorwaIksI.
up. F.W. DARMER.
«POI? orncn IUILDIIO.
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Conn.
Painless Dentistry
Teeth filled and Extracted without Illllt.
Crown and Bridge Work.
III! In or I'll!!! 0! III) llnlnllt.
$0
No better made no matter how much you pay.
pnln
(U .u. Yitillnod Air ul’ Amphene).
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’All Work Guaranteed.
Ofilre open (turn 8 L -- until 9 p. I
Entrance No. B Waahinzton at.
only
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that the
work
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and
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Freshest Fish
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ANll SUGAR;
TOBIBAD.
IIPfllllEll 0Il8 illl SABIIIIES.
Pickled Oysters. '
"Lennon catch 11.
Hunt & Zeluff
82 Wall-glo- Street.
[.8mlmcfl.
_ “Solitary 8t. Bostonian.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Safes.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doors
AND
llEPllSll wall [If All urns.
The Best sales in the World.
serve their contents.
1505011! in Lynn line" since that
great file.
where 5001 our safe-9 In If. sub cored t
bent. preacrvIng their coutcutg. 0 [menu
CHAMPION RECORD alao in
Chic hire in 1m. in that?
inl and in all the great nfif‘m‘m
tor Swarm Amt la wanted.
Old and Reliable
DAILY DIRECT
Freight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK
South Norwalk
AND
Norwalk.
the Great
TH E PROPS LLERS
8in of “liarwalk
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New York. aIi’IpJII
In". Sorwalk Sp In.: South Norwalk on
F. lt.. (Beekman street.
pJn
knight mired irnm . a. In. toll p.m.
[rm an in alien to agent» thel ity of Nur-
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and in will bewnt for a i l lot I
lrrioht an ’1‘?“ in New York .firfvu lull:
an, "All per—Ina are forbid trusting no) of
loyeaol tn‘o boatnol thin line 0
01mm or the owner» tlwrrot. Ila-2c
ALL SIZES or“
BRUSHEB SIONE.
General thunder and Sam
Business a Somali).
F. M. Pierce,
not Till. Numb lie-film N PM-
Nnrwnik.‘ Mun. per-t Htwl. Nan“.
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II nun-Inn It. to. limit
21 Itla strut Darnell.
Mel-
Bakers, confections,
ICE CREAM.
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Restaurant,
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re and no cannon mm.
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