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THE POPULISTS STILL THERE.
, ll‘hey Peso New ee Obetvoetlaulate to lap
W Mall-n. ‘
Was the Condition In the Terra. March t—m
National Senate. t° “m u”
miniature-ad
withinthenextltdeyatoreturano-ere
until theybser from the neeplela ill
' mm m: curs-l- or liOlt'l'Ol.
an.» taco-run s... mlcl n. Occa-
. ‘Tytes—ctene'u non-en r. Ba watched. '
We “Attend our Naval Parade .
, Ava m by l‘orol‘l Pow!"-
proud—d by both partleeou theetnlnple‘
tall. but the majority or the Populiata are
opposedto this. They want tolive the
Republican:- no advantage. They eaythat
while the Dunmorc house hated it peered
all the important measures mull-elm:
Wmmllamh l.-—'l'he¢lveter 9‘“ m stilling lootinmglio‘tll: rolleinl thepeo-
' ‘ tledaywas consumed in the considera- ple. m Populiataolalm that by m
. liter of an election case in which there wu these bill: they showed their good inten-
' ”Internet: milested. Alterthree honrs’ tions, and oath-t Ewing they are will-
titan moral-pin from thel'onrthdie inzlosoto elm
Wit m ‘5.- declared entiucd ml The railroads especially have cause for
relfln the out 'm be has occupied in congratulation. {or ii the Duuaruore house
hadbeen declaredtohave beenade lento
mm d the "an” 00:8“ "1: organization a railroad law more stringent
lb ml» “91’“ e. V” “1““! than the Iowa etatute would havebeen put
Michell not duly elected. The most iln- into force.
.m ‘ m.
mum“ gmmfiwmfig" g: :3; GENERAL eaaunecano's WILL. ‘
' “9“”wa n-wmnatnnmsnaltnecn-
. . " ' ‘ Miter-illega- Benton. mtul—Notltln‘ to Charity.
' Willie-II Iidc or the m was Nzw ORLEANS. March L—By the will of
”mallow myrtlllcation in its do» : the No General ‘1 T-Pcuunwd his n-
“hfi M" aided the chamber “l6. with the exception 0‘ I “W amall
. bequeath» is left to his children. To the
"~h M divided the two parties aoldiers he gives only till). To the city at
1‘. ”M It '” on ' motlon m Charleston: the general giveea sword which
”'9 executive balm 1“- 3m wea presented to him by some ladiesnt
”fin“ “H “I“- M" "06W New Orlan- in mm as a tokenol' honorior
live action was important, but that he hieanvioeein capturing FortSnmler. 'l'o
“fiddler: giro the menu. The no WMOKLONQIIF he bequeatha I life
thwee defeated. When the result was d" W""‘!‘ 0‘ binnelt painted by 5!"
hum-ad, and when it was ascertained Genin, the be" 0'1“” artist, and by In!”
N no R lli senator had voted in presentedtoGeneral Beauregard. Atterdlo
posing of the property the testalorinstruets
“Wm but lhlt several 0' them who his exeunom m have his body cum“
"Mp-ind had 30‘ '“ld- lb"? “I. The general’e estate in New Orleans is
A prints exhibition of disappointment worth about ammo, to which in added
Mr M Republicans who voted. TM properly in St. Louis and elsewhere.
“total appropriation bill was then w._.____
takenup audits " r ’ The' ’ r n ‘ tiara-e.
m 11* bill “ISM. “lib I '0' “0‘ . “'Aslllh'GToa‘, March l.—The leading e
We!“ amendments. ML “’1‘" Bl“ stilts oi the investigation of formant] home
no“. that he would more to take up the proprietorship in mechnfie[u are “mg
“ml! bi“ NHL and Mr- Hill It"? in a bulletin issued by the census bureau.
”lb notice II ‘0 “10 Hudson fl“? budge On the owned {arms 0! that etntt: there are
“n- liens amounting to “1.831.841, which ll
m"" m”"' """‘°" over ll per cent of their value. and thin
“09 WWI!“ SWWE‘OH and DO"! debt lit-at: interest at the average rate oi
“the national capital [‘5‘ night. "I? over 5% per cent. The debt on owned
horn their Bloomington home homes “mpg-“,3 simply” or 45 pa
“milled 3‘ hours ‘0 "'9 minute. cent of their value, and bears interest at
Alterleaving Cumberland the Spr‘ciallntln the average rate of nearly 5% 1," cent. in
M “0 “0?" until “mm-“l“!!! ""5 Boston over tn per cent. oi the home lami—
n-clml Here the largest crowd of the lien; hire and the mt own their com...
ll‘lP M BMW-Wed. ll “Rial II." “1? Pl“ Homes are incumbent! [or over {6 per cent
lulu and the parapet above. while the of “mu value.
mandaaaotl windows oi the hotel were}
inn <‘
black With people. The general ctmtented
Hmeelfwilh bowing a. thltuks fur um re.
u‘ptloh homllle rear lntfornl oi the cur l
He‘ll-try ('alwot Acapt All.
Ctzvulxo. March I.-—Guveruol' flexin-
instead oi going through the usual hand-
ekaking programme.
Tonight Vice President Morton will give
eternal reception to his kul‘l‘e‘v‘lll’. The
' members of the lllllltlia fun-
W delegation will give it n-n-plmn
My night to tho llll memlwm n! the
Blind! Democratic club who Bl'll‘t'xl its an
m to the vice presidenH-lect
'mlp Leer-platters Delayed.
The ”hover-y in ('(lllgt’v'sfi over the ap-
poprlation oi saw“) tor lllt‘l'nlillnllus
naval display in Hampton ltmuls and in
New York harbor next April and the run.
fluent uncertainty nuttnlillg the affair
it" caused sereral (ll the grout nnml
pow-a0! the world to tlelny neon-plum» o! 3
lblllfl‘ltntinn to take part t'lli‘llllr'd then:
lqtbie country. A llltnlbt-r oi inquiries.
w and otherwise, have lm-u :Ltldreaev-tl
to the navy department n‘lllllt‘e to n..-
Mun oi the matter in wrlsn 3“. and it ii
Wood that the rrpresenratton inum
III!!! countries in the review will belle~
pandont on the amount of money plllceilnt
thediepoaal ol' the navy department for
conducting the ceremonies.
On gin-“.13 net the atrlte department
3 lnquiriea by able of the governments
cl haunt. Rania. Austria. (ll-mlany.
Grease and Turkey as to their Joell-lion
with regard tothe invitation oi the United
Madalyn“ replyhuheenre—
edved. and that from Rustin, which w-
accepted
'wm lath Alter the Cherokee strip.
my Noble, upon rec~ ipt of reliable
information that a lorge number oi people
anatheredouthe bordere o! the Cherokee
“with the avowed intention of invading
u Utility unleea lt la epeedlly owned
”My” sent a crwnmnnlealion to
the prudent recommending that e sul-
w nllltary force be sent to prevent. the
W invasion. The mercury has
ah ordered Inepeeter Clam to proceed at
autothe elrlp and report upon the situ-
‘kl In ”all.
m let I. Adapted hla Gavel...
WAIIM‘rox, Hatch i.——"No events of
thehtaneeube more certain than that
“Wuhan tho treaty. One man
“Whaling-lilo” at thteetege
dike oi thesenate,endall
lu- mutilation-tunic.
“awhile-it'- Ilene-tut.
Ill You. larch l.——At the annual
With Great lounment anemia.
”the nine-idem lloree- Porter
metre. tbewethetaeefleieutaalouet
unma- tbe enurplettoa oi the
“It. It le believed thattbawork
wihlafladhtheeutulnadl'.
lle'epelepeetedtheADertea-a
”I. latch Lu-The pope bee been
r hytlte abendounlentot
flint He attrllmtra
In W cl A "elm-tine t;
“WIRE-pen
'» ~ fmer
‘i “ lu~.m1mn.m
Ii” ‘ ur-
ey has written the (allowing letter: "I
cannot express the dept: oi my gratitude to
the pe‘lplc lvho hall: cent tnouey {or my
use; out. untiellll ml um and always will
be for their noble uenermity. l cannot ac.
cepr their t'tllltnbulluns. Nothing hit.
louclml nlt' more in my mulur-uue than
the letter» of sympathy and ollcn oi help
received (mm those of my countrymen
who lmve little but what they turn. Plea“?
convey to melt friends my heurt'e beet
Hunks."
A Great Sale ol Painting;
Sm Yolln, March L—‘l‘he nae oi mod.
ern numeral collected by Henry M. Johlr
eon oi Bmohly'n war the lament. since the
collection of the American Art gal ery Inc
“used out a year ago There were 'i't paint-
ing: by 55 dlflereut article, including m-
eral well known Americana. The total
amount 01 money realized waa Clinch).
There were only 17 pictures which brought
less than 8500 each. The picture which
brought the highest price wee “TheOak
by the River," by Jule Doro.
The Orange-ow «Canada aria-Hag.
Mormon. March l.—'l'heru macaw
Orangclnen in Canada whomever: now
actively though secretly preparing to help
their brethren in Ulater should thelrlhb
home rule bill pace the common and the
lorda. Orangemen here thoroughly believe
that trouble will occur in Inland ii the
measure bemmee law, and a prominent
member oi the Orange order in Quebec
etatee that Orangenlen are prepared to a.-
slut. Ulster with money or with men it nee-
eaeary.
Phelps Would Not I. a lialster.
New Haves, March l.-—Proletaor I J.
Phelpa. who wee thought to be booked for
a place in Cloveland'e cabinet, but who we-
appointed by Preaideot Harrison to con-
tinue his lahore es Behring eeacolnmi-ion-
er a month ago. will rail {or Europe on
)1th Airieudot his is euthoritylor
the atatemeut that he would decline the
oi minister to England it again ol-
credit by Preeid-lt Cleveland.
The latter Who DH Up the Cited.
momma. L. l.. March l.-W. 8. Oreo-
ton. editor oi the 1m. Island City Trib
one, was held in £1.00) bnnde (armada:
olthegrantl Jury. Heleohargad with-o
uniting Dannie Carl], ehlel of White
etooe’epolice lover. ataneeutluaetla’ til
the board or trueteetl in that village. bull
to now being tried in long inland City
upon a charge at eeeanlt preternd by In.
Overrun.
Church-ea (treat loom-nth .m
turnout. N. J.. lurch IertllhI-D'
cation was mated throughout the county
when the towuahlp acclaimed late.
tow-.mpcead oi J.D.Veallole. Bum
Hopper end Charlee Madden. all Its--
heva oi churches at that place. granted
Hoauoutbperkslieeaseloreterneflve
matayaarly rut-talc! Cl.
Newton's-1mm
RnleeeekL-«Theburtk-aaal
tactile. or the new York Pealltyeed
Mandate-opened» tumo—
Beamparltea. Thedttwtkbyurbytu
corps-catheter aay ya. 'l'he
eateteanulnllrabout M lverykhdd
tewludpipnulecaeakthitlna.
”alumnae“
amt
THE PBESEEJT'S TIllIll
emu-um Will Leave Lakewood room
no home ‘
day at Noon.
Wmmmmm
In. Cleveland Amaaeee Illa Program-e.
Witch Wllljlot Be at the Baal-lull"
order—I'l- Pea-eager flat—Mr. Yulard
and hiker Daley Walk the Place»
Lsanoon. N. 3.. March l.—lir. Cleve-
land announced last evening the detailed
Illa journey to Wnahington. He will make
the trip on Thursday, leevi'ug Lakewood
shortly after noon and arriving in Wealt-
ington abmtwin the evening. Thetpain
will moist or three tpeeial care and a
haul-getter. The train will he madenp
atthe Jersey City elation oi the Central
Railway 0! New Jersey and will etart on
the arrivalol the 10a. In. ierryboat from
New York. The party iroln New York"
m in vacuum tom
”willfrllonloli seiivon. '
'l‘be om Appolata ease-l have to
Mitch“ bat nted
United matey-fiat“
terlnl, beginning March 4 and ending with
theeleetinnolPae- '
April Samuel
Paeenieooeo’lthe
preach! WI-
atlv. 0! We
in the United
Btalesaenate. Re
washorn in [nu-
Soou alterwatd he
went to
moron-room . nut
lea-v. Uatll Art“-
* donemme th '
motto is ‘ Quick-
) ‘ Q9513. , Neatness,
wW'Awracy and
.0 VIII I’fleta- the Moot Yer-Ill“. II
llte Ale-orien- Navy.
JacrsolllvlurJlaJtereh lZ—flom-nor FINDER-mu. limb l.—ln the millet
..
lulmlheelitted '“m’m
in theConi eratearmy endlerved areap
lain until the battle of Mioionnry Ridge
in November, 1m. where he was wounded ,
and captured. lie was a priaoner untllthe
will min or lion. Daniel a melt!” 0‘ “h "r- "0 "- Wh-
llrs. Lamont, Don hi. Dickineou, Mn.
Dickinson. K C. Benedict and the ladiea ol
hia family, Richard Watson Glider, Mn.
Glider. Dr. Joseph D. Bryant. hit-a Bio
ant. Mice Bryant; 8. M. Williams. second
vice pruldeut oi the Central Railroad cl
New Jersey; Mrs. William. Mine William
and Private Secretary Robert Lincoln
O’Brien. The train will arrive at Lake '
wood about lime. in.
Mr. and Mn Cleveland. Baby Ruth and
Mr. and Mrs. Francis P. Freeman of thin
place will complete the party on the traill.
All of the lervauta will go on the train.
and the baggage and personal elm-ta which
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland have at their coir
tune w ill be placed in the baggage car. The
train will start shortly after 12 o'clock. ’
“'ill Giro l'blladalphla the Go lly.
No stop will be made until Philadelphia
is reached. A change of engines will be
nude just outside of the city. and the train
will pace through Chestnut null Arch
streets at 835 p. m. The run (rum Phil.
delpll'la will moverlhe liailimorenud Ohio
track to Washington, and no stops will
be made unless it to [hand urceaauryto
change engines lit Baltimore.
Union have been haul-«l to have all the
tree»: clear. and every precaution will be
lake!) to avoid nll delays. Mr. Cleveland
has arranged especially to make no Ito,»
and to make the trip to “'ualliuglnn as
quickly and untrslellltlllousl] an tumble.
'llw party has been limited to manual
irlends oi .‘dr. and hire. Cleveland. No
“new“? men will be permitted onthe
train. alto unless the pnaellt plane are
chat: .cd luncheon will be served in one f
the special cunt anon alter the >tnrt,nlld
the enire party will dine at the Ardngtou
in [hr err-lung. Rooms have bt-tu taken at
tho Al’llllh‘lnlt for the party.
\ Liam .‘rr- ‘klv l'luevy.
33v mu: \i:x~.(‘lrte1:t:llt:yottort-main
lion Mr. O 'r :a-z‘nlld 1 ml .1 mum-tr of null-
.r .\ or .1; Among lheul “ms Henry
\.| “ .. “ll - lllllltl‘ lil‘ llr~i Hill to Lake»
ll. ~ :ztl Vl'htll united the nlljn‘l it! his
n... will that he came out to wt: the
pH- \.
hit ate Secretory O'Brien came out from
New York With Mr. \‘lllard. Father DE
coy of St Inn's Roman Catholic church oi
Nell Yuri: and the lit-v. Wilton M. Smith.
plutor of the Filly «el‘r‘uth Street thy-
terlutt churns, union Mr. and hire. Clove-
land alleutltd in New York. also allied.
Tue approachilllt departure oi the Cleve.
land-l lronl Lakewood has increased the
interest 0! the townsla-ople and the hotel
lowerhouseol the legislat inland
on it- orgauleation was eboaen apeaker.
He was elected to the United Staten Innate
in last. l
l
Anthea Around the reetlva Board.
N!!! You. Mach l.-—TheAulhorr'elub
held its annual dinner at the Hotel St.
Denie last niltht. It was a pleasant gath-
eriugol notable Ion. At the main table
theioundersol the club were seated. in
the center oat George Corey Bugle-ton,
chairman. At his right eat Joseph Jederv
con and at his left Richard Malcolm John—
ston. Others were Richard Henry Stod-
dnrd, Noah Brooks. George W. Cable,
Parke Bodkin. Richard Watson Glider,
John Burrougha. Charles de Kay and
Blunder Nutthewe. Amcnxothera preeent
were lljalmt r ll. Boyeaen, Andrew COM
gie. Rouiter Johnson. David IlcnnettKing.
George Pabona layout“. I“. llopkinev n
Smith. llenr' Mainland and Arthur Slei-
mtlu. Short adelmm wrre made by Pru-
idcnt Expire on. Joueph Jcflemn. George
\\'. (Table an Richard Malcolm Johnston.
A poem was wad by Richard “rill" Sloth
danl. ‘
summary Dispersal or I Would Be Asa-eels
SAN mew. Cal, March l.».-'t letter from
Central Amrl’icl gives the truth about an
attempt on the lite President Elena of San
Salvador. lt was on his annual visit to the
department at solitdlnltll, and the people
tendered him a banquet. A telrgrutn was
handed the president from a triend in
Guatemala saying on ltaliau would make
an ntteutpt on the president’e liie. Eerta
uw a waiter in the room anew-«ins the de-
ecriptlmt. The Guatemalan government
had rim-red him no,” to place poison ill
Bull's loud lie wall removed to San Sai-
vutlor and slot.
The A. 0. l’. W. at New Ind-ad.
llosrox. h .rcu l.—— The l..r.tutl lodge ol’
.‘lnunchlhetta, Ancient ohlt'l’ of United
lltln‘ \l‘hum Home EthL’l lllt‘ ixnlugura- “'orantt-u, mending all New England
allele-a, is in annual “still-n. The l‘lfluu\
report's allow Hill. New England has the
largest memttenhip ol‘ any juriadlction ul
United \Vorunen In the L'ulted :Stalnor
Canada During the year 211 new lodges
have been immoral, and the payments to
beheliriarle» undiluted memo». Jan. I
there Were new members in the juriadlc-
tion, a net gain of ML": [or the year.
(Ill l’lpee ‘I'or- lip.
Jomsmws. Pa, March l.——Lnet night
the plpnt oi the (In-mm Pipe Line mm-
puny acre torn up at Mowry’e Mills, 3)
miles (rum here. and 4.1.“) barrels ol all
palm-d out Into the truck. The deprrdw
guests. The resldent and knllslenl POW , lore chopped down a number oi telephone
lotion or the town will be u. the station on 1 vols. dNNl'WK summon-cation. and net
Tour-day to see the diatiuguiahcd party the '0 11100“- lt ”generally believed that
all. and the lollowillg day will probably
witneee a large undue at people who have
delayed their departure in order to be pm
out on that occasion.
Ir. Cleveland and New York Vellum.
NEW YORK. March l.—~Thc Herald says:
When Mr. Cievelandaunouuces the name-
ot neceadul applicant; it will he plain
that he is endeavorlny; to hold aluui lrout
fictional Sable in New York. Ilia deter
Initiation now in to reeogulae neither [action
inhlellrlt n ‘ ‘ ,butlo, ‘out
glib to whom he cunt-idea competent nan.
irrespective oi their eihliation with either
machine men or antimappere. Both Cleve-
land and hit- advisera really expect that
this plan will lead to complications.
Still it to not in Hr. Cleveland's deeigne
to build up a'lnachirte or antleneppen la
New York state, as many ed them have re-
eently seemed to imagine. It in only in
can. the leader: or the precant machine in-
action-l administration plane that Ir.
Cleveleud wl‘l take atepa toelllnlnate from
the situation any ehaoeee that Ila-era. ll‘ll
andliurphy and their iriende may now
have ior doing berm.
A ll“ Alton. Celevotl llvleee.
lloltorusnrul ltlrr. Po. March l.»
Cincinnati nliuee. when about too colored
nineteen working at reduced value. and
one loan was pvolnbly lataiiy injured.
The tumble was
volverewere red,
thrown. “w
m Killed by Falllh' While-
laetautly killed.
two badly hurt by
Mltllke
momentum-rm
Insole-n
reputtketaeetraekblile fldtke
dmummwtuu.
are Moved to remap the-
3m: 3:“...
Michel's” to late.
In Year. armed—enamel.
dlcauthelr purpoeeto ofler oppoaitlon to line-
Thruwa- a riot and dleturhanee attbe
by the colored
niaervl into n; ireely In drink. lie-
usedaudbrieke
Clinton. larch twill?“ people were
totally luiuredaatl
blowing down cl
thew-Iberian recently burned dryeeols
eelablllbnaat ed John York at lint-teed
sad Nineteenth “'2: The walla m
apoa atetory bane an admin.
annealed.
“Tulsa”. luck Lullatb horse! the
ow W hell
than“: from thumb-mettl—
to dens-eel the .
pumps living in the neighborhood who
have done work iarthr company and WllM
claims were not paid are veaponsiblo.
"on." Donovan lleld.
New Your, March l.—’l'he coroner's jury
iound that Margaret Macros-i, the cloak,
maker’e model, died of blood launching in—
duced by criminal (iwmtlfinl performed
by Dra. Scrub ll. Chase and l‘. Diemer,
and that Florence I". Donovan. u-ulrmber
or the rate board or arbitration, was an
,— Coroner Schultlc committed
the two women. but rebaaed Donovan un-
der .10.“ ball.
A Ilel On "all In lent-n
CUIRUAIUA. Match l.——Thereia greet ea-
eilemeut throughout the state or Chihua-
hua over a wouderlnlailverand gold mike
reported [tore the mining district 0! lieu»
piles. The etrlkewaa made on them
my 01 Alexander K fibepenl, known on
(molly ot Waeblnpton.
One at the Voice to ellver and run- “Mm
the tort. whileanothcriauoldol the richest
mun.
TM Mme-u Law Rental“.
Boerul, March l.——~Jud.p Putnam om»
United Staten circuit court has given alle-
cisiou eauatning the lihervuan antitrust
law. Thedecialoolaitl theaeeolthe
United stein venue Paterson and mm
clean ol the Notional Cub Raglan m-
tlle unison allway mployeea
A low Innate-Ila ”we.
lineal-area. larch l.~'l'he Philadel-
fltlaandMleutcwu Hattie Trunk [talk
wayeeatpanywaematede
13¢“th
y. who are charged with violating the
It in connection with he decline with
Samuell’eeeetohe at a drivingetorm ot electnndntln and
M mab,withtbo applaueeol thepreeident or the
United Statue. three membera of blade!!-
net-ltd lQMotbenloilowinglnberweke,
thebattlesbip Indiana wee launched yee~
terday iron the shipyard oi the Cramp
Shipbuilding company. Mine Javaie Killer.
In tarot Attorney General Miller. bap-
tbehowol the vowel luchatapegue
Thelndiana la the most formidable o!
the vcaeele built or building for the new
American navy and la a warship of which
any 92.1“” might be proud. She is a trl.
uul «American ehipdeaignera and ellip-
buildera.
The armor of the lndiana, which wee
made at the wot-kc oi the Bethlehem lron
company. is the beavleet that wan ever
placed on an American warn'llip.
Ill. Julia Force, who killed her two eia~_
ten in Atlanta. wee adjudged insane.
Ex-Secretary oi the Navy Whitney has
filled lroru Jaekaouville. Fla; to 01er
lndiea on the yacht Comanche.
A young henchmen who calls him-ell
CountArmanddsRaVignonwav arreated
in Baotou {or petty thefts
It in reported that a valuable gold vein
bar been struck in the Swauke tunnel at
Illeneburx. “Tub. it it said to bring
”fill a ton
Congreeenlau M. l). Barter has written
that he could not accept the nomination {or
governor of Ohio it it were tendered unan-
llnously.
new I'll large- Agree.
anoetrtlla. March l.—-lt is learn-l
that Mr. licked and J. Pierpnut Harlan
have come to tel-Ila. The diapute which
emae between them, it ie laid, waa amica-
bly adjutted. but no detaiiaare obtainable.
it is reputed that Mr. Morgan has made a
deal with the ayndiule which controls
New England and that he will have a voice
in its management. but this cannot becau-
flrmod. A banker who standa close to Mr.
McLeod stated that there is considerable
doubt as to who will be made president a!
thexew England. but added that while .
the Reading would not be in a position to
enjoy the name privileges in New England
as heretolore it would have the beneflt oi a
lrlendly trafllc alliance.
no Infant Queen “'III (one I- May.
MADRID, March l.-—The Duke of Vera-
guaand his mite will leave this city [or
New York on April 1'. All will stop in
New York to witness the naval review be-
fore they proceed toChicego. The lufanta
Eulalia. whoiato represent the queen re.
gent, will uuthe present It the naval re
view our at the opening oi the exhibition.
as the advilera or the crown feel that both
in New York and Chicago at the time in
quenlion the great crowd» would render
lmpoeeibie a proper reception of a member
olthe royal iamlly. The lulanta Eulelin
will all [or Cuba toward the end 0! April
and will proceed thence to New York into
in May.
New York Odd Fellows.
FTII‘A. N. Y.. March l.—Tll8 election oi
atate l. 0. 0. F. unicorn resulted a5 lullovt‘s:
Grand patriarch. J. D. Helntyre o! Brook-
lyn; grand high print. .\I. C. In of New
York; grand senior warden, W. W. lee oi
Troy; grand scribe. J. l“. Terw’illigrr oi
Syracuseugrand treaeurer. George Willinme
oi New York; grand junior warden, Franc
Plot! of New York; representatives to env-
erelgn [rand lodge. Jacob Diilell of Buflalo
and Edgar Whitloek of New York.
rur- iiueeeuor Make- A’wIII-Olla.
Allan. March l.—Slat.e Commie-loner
of Labor Statistics howling hae made the
following appointments: Robert G. Parker
of Auburn. aerretary oi the State Work-
inglnen's aeaembly. to be special agent;
Grace 1‘. linker oi Cambridge. “'aahingtou
county. to be confidential clerk. and Fran—
eia A. Willard oi Newborn. (.‘harlee A.
Dari-l of Valerie and II. P. “'lthenatlre of
Ilerklmer,tobeclerka in the ofllce. The
three latter are journalism
A Probe-Ina! Voltaire tongue.
Amour. March 1 ~1‘he Ptoleaeional
Woman's league. (or-med to bring together
women email in dramatic. operatic and
literary pumlte. with a view oi rendering
them belplul to each other. to Iniuleter to
theflnancialneedaol‘ itemetnbera and to
aid la procuring them outfits andother
went, was Incorporated by the eecretary at
state. Thoma-a or the league will be in
New York city.
.87.”. I. a llaee‘a Illa”.
brothere who were found fro-en to death
lutheir boner. has beenuneertbed. laet
morning a pot coatelttln. mm in gold
wan dag apla theeeller. Thepropetty
bloom tothe bane already recovered
or accounted lee araounte to atone.
can-ete- roe-u- I- out no la. m...
Iltnnroua. M l.—-Jolla B. John-
na. the champion amateur skater. hes
out enrolling. and as Dotloghuevw
torment kiln Rudd. the Minneapolh
charter by
thetatedtpartluent. Theilus willexland
Ire- Alleelowe tol’hlladelplllaaedleneh
allthe principal potato between the two
eraekwbo inane cook a pnedukowlu at
MRI-I.N.J.,kaeltwted a challenge”
limtoekatethnevaere. - "
nun-weaned.» "new.”
new You. Inch 1.41.. lei at Police
Jena ltealeld or can.» heeeehed the
:llahoardnttbieeltytoeendtothe
neld'etairtwoetlinlrerk'ervptelenb
ally-policemen.
“would...“
Inna m l-‘Th 0M
and ”Rumpus-tutu»
m. Thu-“HM pee-eat.
II. It. Ta. Fr. 8e.
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heart, gives
“ great hopes."
your money.
Everywhere! i l
Makes an execs-day convenient of an
Pure and wholesome.
Pleural with xnzpulom t: ire. Highefl
Nelda! all Pure F md Exposincns. End!
pc‘kage makes two large yies.
hilarious—and insist on having the
NONE Sl’Cll lrnn l.
IERRELL 5.: SOULS. ilracuse. N.‘l.
WORK Fill "8
a low daye. and you will be named at lhe um:
penrdeaoceulkuwlli reward your elon-
velv have the but honoree to o'er an mm
bat an be foe-ll on the tree at lhle earth.
Mural! .- ll!“ wwrllolbualueae bl
ave any idea oi. The bueiueee in go
and instructions eoeimpleaadplaln
that all tumod iron the mrt
hold of the butlaees reap the advantage that
arise. treat the sound reputation at one oi the
oldeet. met tunnel-l, sad It
honors in Ant-rite. Secure for
that the
recline their mater! ex
ltIadexactiyaewe tel
room {or a lew more workers, and we a
I! you are alreallv II
ve I low Ivan tumult. a
love thus to advantage, then term at u
lot gran-l opportunity). and r
Addrvu
‘II . Ito: 2‘0. too, Aug-eta. la
theta. there is plenty
the. to be u at once.
things ueetvaary in twderto obtain emplny- -
flout. Mich. March I.—«Ilbout not»
in eeeh belonging to the Mn nil-ere. two
light “I.” hall been rearward, and thin
w. I. DOUGLAS
e3 SHOE edl’b'tr.
mongol-Ema... out:
lillil Stillilil t gill.
bamboo-reenactment-
1893 MARCH. 1893
sinuous.
craves.
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Haul; ll all its truth.
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South Nut-walk. "J.
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roe-r 0.7103 BUILDING.
Booth Norwalk. Conn.
Painless Dentistry
Teeth filled and Extracted without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
am on or 'I'II'I'II on Ill) RUBBER.
‘30 better made no matter how much you pay.
Teeth or (mini Irl'hont pain, -
it} to. Vilillzed Air or Arophenc).
Teeth cleaned. - - ~ ~ 73c
Teeth tilled with Amalgam. - — an
Teeth filled with Platinum. - ~ 25:
Teeth filled with Gold. - SLR) and up
All Work Guaranteed.
Olive open from B a.m. until 9 1:. an.
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Ill’illliiil mu lliii slum,
Pickled oysters.
WHOM CALL I ll.
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82 Wellington street.
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ti Solitary 8t., lotion, Ilse.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Vaults, .
Bank Vaultnoors. ’
nuns” wall or All nuns.
The Best Safes in the We;
mum in use. Always we?
serve their contents.
15“ will in Lynn, MIL-'3'“ sine
phi-re in or our safe> m r
heal, mean in: [hell contents.
(‘llAlll’lUX RECORD also in the Great
go im- in um. in the Great Boston Fire
>3. .lnll in all the great urea alnce. Send
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\l'ill lviit\l‘ l’lrr Xi. H. ll.. (licelllnan street
3.“; \nrk. til 5 p, In.
home human hp. mu. H-tuill Nurwalk em
Freight rr‘rt‘ll'trll from T It. in. to S p. m.
l'lmn up lllmtlun m agrrlln the (‘lly 0! Nov-
vmil. and Joule “ill ht- ~rnl (or menial into 0'
in lflll' an) vollrn- in Now York or lie Vll'lflll)‘.
turbid lmnllne any of
tlllyl-slti the [mute Ill lltltl line onsc-
mmlt u lllt' on non "terror. ‘7
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Genital Connector tillers!
Business a Specialty.
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timet- to U. li. Ihltira.
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21 lull Illlll m.
Balers, filial-“actual,
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