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phie,the combined fleets honored him with
anatioual salute. beginning withthe Blake
of the English fleet and the Newark of the
American. Shot after abut followed in
quick succession, the smoke becoming so
dense as to hide the different ships Toadd
tothentdse,backfrom the high shared!
the Jersey side were dung the echo. in
long reverberations that rolled up and
down the allure. -
The rapidity of the fire from the Ameri—
can ships was very marked,dilfering vary
greatly from that of the others, which was
much louder. In this regard the dill'ereuce
lutheceeaoftheDutchcruieeernSpeyk
was the greatest That ship continued for
some three minutes after the others had
ceased.
The Preside“ Goes Ash-re.
When PrIident Cleveland reached the
land. with the cannon booming and the
whistles shrieking; the crowd began to
cheer and to wave hate and umbrellas.
The president bowed and smiled hefore en-
tering hie carriage. As the cerrlegedrore
away through the jam of human beings
and vehicles he set forward in hie seat and
bowed and smiled out of the windows with
hiahet od. ills departure from the pier
was the most ceremonious of all his move-
mente since his arrival. A platoon oi
mounted police preceded hie and
another followed it. it was whirled along
at the full epeed of the hence, the
men galloping and shouting to men and
vehicles to get out of the way.
His carriage dashed down the Riverside
drive, with the carriages of the rest of his
party some distance behind. The arrival
at the Victoria hotel at 5:3) o'clock was
rather earlier then was expected. Only
about 10]) people to cheer him.
lire. Cleveland did not return to the hotel
with him. She left the hotel at 3 o’clockto
take the -l o'clock train for Wuhington.
The flash Light Inhibition.
inky darkness veiled theColumbtsn lest
atso'clock lustnightaud noteseund was
heard by landemen from the anchored bat-
tleships. Suddenly a ray of light shot up—
ward from the Philadelphia It was long,
dazzling and seemed to pierce the sky. For
a moment it remained stationary and then
disappeared. That wee the signal for the
scheduled display of electrical search lights
with which the war venele are provided,
some at them having $2,000 French leuea.
Quickly follovringthe Philadelphia's lead
th» American «hips showed the many ways
in which the l}. ins are used in active wan-
tm-r m lithirt‘. M. znwlrrs from attackeof
Nurse :11: flavors-torpedo boats. Air
mm. uh» prujrcted rays were concentrated
at ct-rtzltlt spots on shore, then turned far
up the Hudson, making objects plainly
visible at a distance of five milea
Following came another signal and ei-
mnltaueously every light in the fleet was
turned toward the smith. Slowly therays
converged until they formed the apex of a
brilliant silvery pyramid of incabuleble
height. Experts say it could have been
seen 75 miles away In any direction. It was
asight never beforeseen and nor. to be
forgotten by the lend lubbers. ln ctmelu-
slou the operators gave some examples of
high art in my projecting, and described
various figures on the heaveue
Tire Grand naval Ball.
The Colombian ball at the Madison
Square Garden we; in rupeet to mudd-
cenee of decoration arrangement and
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mayor's. Tbsotherboxea on theilrettler
and about the mayor’s her were occupied
by the membuacf thwnited States an-
pretne court, the diplomatic corps and by
Gov-nor. Flower and stall. The arena
bones were occuleed by the admit-ale of the
foreignand American iieete and their Cir
tending odiara. The foreign ollcere had
been given the center boxes and the Amer-
hene the outer boxes. MajorGenarsl Soho
field, commending the army, end Major
General 0. 0. Howard, with their suites,
also occupied boxes in this tier.
Two bands furnished the mode in the
ballroom. one being stationed on the south
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den toward the Fourth avenue end.
We orchestra so string pieem
played the music i the
Rogers' Saudi Regiment band of co
pieces played during the intermissiona and
promenadea
The Arrival at the President.
The doors of the garden were
open at 0 ofclock. and almost immediately
afterward the guutahcgan to arrive. The
naval oillcere were met by a Wally ap-
pointed committee at the foot of Wat
Forty-second street, and from there taken
in carriages to the garden. The president
having other engagements during the
evening did not arrive with hie party until
sorse time after.
leyor Gilruy, as head of the municipal-
ity. and hire. Giimy oiilcially received the
guests of the evening. They stood upon
thereceptlondela, and just behind them
were stationed the committee of “hand
the honorary committees whoeecorted the
more distinguished of the guests from the
entrance to their boxes. ‘
The president was not escorted to the
mayor's meptlon dais when he arrived a
half hour before midnight. but was met at
thseutranee by hie escort of honor. The
heath at hie appearance played "Hail to
the Chief.” the only piece played in honor
of any of the guests, and Mayor Gllroy ad-
vanced to meet him. After the formal ln~
troductiou the president and hie party were
snorted tohis box.
The programme of dances wee a very
simple one. There were no distinctive
figure dances during the evening.
The Shore l'arada.
The parade of the warships moving in
grim etateliness through the waters whose
shores were crowded by admiring thone—
ends was beautiful. The review of the
anchored fleet by the pmirlcnt,wlzile their
guns beiched out a thunderous welcome.
was inspiring. The brillinnt nnvsi ball
wheiegold lace, dashing hri. . : a nod gaudy
uniforms denied the eye em. a wondrous
eight. The climax came, however, when
the little talked of and hastily arranged
land parade hunt on the eight of the
crowds. ltproved to be one of the most
unique features of the whole Columlaen
celebration and was thoroughly enjoyed by
all the spectators.
Many of the jack tare swung uneasily in
their hammocks last night, without a
doubt. as they thought of the deyof liberty
before them. For two days they had guard
iongingly over the bulwarke toward the
beautiful city socioe- tothm. The ,boate'
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M missing. One hundred and il
vltedgueateof thedayvicwed the
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thersviewiugstand:
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Deteihfrcm the United Stale-Amend En-
Corps
The Ad of the American and Foreign
fleets. theirstalsandcommend-
ingofllcereincerriagea
nurnrvrsron.
United State-Belhwsanduerlura.
amen ntvtetoe.
Balloreend liarinesof thel'oreign fleet.
rumonrvteroa.
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first .
The Provisional Regiment.me of less-
leeted companies from the state at
New York.
Sixty-ninth Regiment.
Eighth Regiment.
Ninth Regiment.
'hrenty-eemnd Regiment
Twenty-third Regiment.
Second Battery.
Navel iteeervee. State of Karachuvette.
Naval Reeervee. State of New Yak.
Continuing on down Fifth avenue the pic
turesque harps-«i uatiltbegreatwhite
Washington arch was reached. line the
'I'Ill I’AfllllflimK ARCH.
parade turned into Waverly place and
marched through to Broadway. The march
botwren the lofty businm blocks was evi-
dently a revelation to many of the foreign-
ere.
At the City hell the lines broke up, and
the admirals, the captains and all than
who had been riding in the carriages were
received by Governor Flower and Hayor
Glimy. The reception was still in progreee
at 2:33 p. to.
President Cleveland meantime had left
the city. Hie special train, which is to
take him to Chicago, where he will open
the World's fair next Monday, is now at
the way.
At 8:!) p. In. this afternoon the banquet
lug beglne with a lunch for the junior oili-
cers of the United Staten and visiting fleets
at the Hotel Waldorf.
sacnsrswlu/‘uéérsruc BANKERS.
Carllele lads a Freak Statement About
fluid and finds.
New You. April Rib—Secretary Cerllale
decided to have a talk with the New York
bankers. After in .mm from Washing-
ton, be conferred with Assistant Treavurer
' ‘ and e:e-A ' ‘ T f“ r'
J. Geode Asa result the secretary sug-
peted that he meet the bank presidents
and prints bankers at 4 o'clock Thursday
afternoon.
The conference between the secretary
and the bank presidents lasted somewhat
over an hour. There was the utmost good
feeling displayed and the mercury said he
wastheretomake a frank. freesndopn
statement of what hebelievedto be the
financial icy of the government.
lathe rstpleeethe secretsryseld that
eel-neat bonds just atthlstimemlght
be an elective remedy. but it would only
be temporary, and that it would be follow-
ed by disturbances in the money market.
and would In the end retard the determin-
etlonof the admtnletmleuto repeal the
. secretary-aid
wire” that there would he no head
seespteaslastresort.
lane-ts Ia Grant's leasevy.
New You. April n—‘l‘he Great lien-
gsvs its annual dinner at the Hotel We!»
:3" General Horace hm.
[lamination-
”Anathem‘wghwaalludu
m to m s W flora
the eons by settings Mew
thalamuhflefthe pvt—era have he-
ruptured.
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New! A Summits-ell
“u use. or“
Accuracy . and
1m Frill”?
on: northern 'Vic'rlea ’
lhei wnr no thefalel an.» or Dead
In shoe-less Trash.
manilhodlesbavehrenprspared‘forbur»
bl. Several more were found Thursday
warniugeodhsueseosectpeo'pl’eerestm
persons
wereiniuredulxorelghtonhemwnldle.
leer Purcell it people, all membersof the
Catholic coogregatiw, aredead. At the
townolCaIetbe storm nweptawaynearly
grey building and eight people were
u a.
Atlangstoneareoeed; AtClrnmsrrua
(litytaredeedJ dying and lzotbera in-
El: East of there two families, num-
g B and I members respectively. WP
hhed,and in theextreme ee-xternpart of
Payne county it is believed that nearly a
score were killed. The full list of dead
will surely aggregate 100, the injured five
times that many, and the ices of property
will foot up nearly «new.
Did the Estonia's Boilers Blew lip?
Pmsntmo, April alt—John Lucock, an
electrician in the employ of the Wutern
Union Telegraph company in this city.
may be able to throw some light on the
invent the steamer Hercule. Bee-id his
brother Robert was employed on the Na»
nil: in the capacity of second engineer. and
that just after the vrmel arrived at liver
ponlon ltalfltrip hewrotealettatohb
brother Thomas, who is heated in Chi-
cago, stating that the ship's hoilerewere
inveryhsdshepeandthat theyhedheda
hard time in going over from New York to
Liverpool. The writer stated that unless
repairs were made while the vveeei wee ly-
lngatlJverpcolthereturn trlpwould
verylikalypruve to be a dangerous one.
[mood was inclined to think that the
boilere had blown up.
Waning Day at Pittabnrg.
lehlmo, April It—The baseball sea-
son of '1! opened here most an y.
Previous tothe game the Cleve
Plttshurgs. headed by a bra- bandpa-
rsdsd the principal streets, eudallalong
the route the opposing teams were euthuslv
astically greeted. A hand concert followed
snhe park. An hour before the umpire
called out the famlllar"pley bell” fully
auto persons were present. and it was
stated that the attendance would reach
5,”). A feature of the crowd was a dele-
gation of several thousand newshoys and
hootblacks.
Gladstone'e Alleged lie-late.
lama, April m—Wllllem Townsend,
the men under arrest who is see of
having had designs upon the life of Mr.
Gladstone. went away from Shelleld on
Saturday lest without informing his wife
or anybody of his purpose to go away. Hie
wifeeayathat he is subject todtaendia
duabuntfroen homefor deysatatllne
without his whereabouts being known. He
hes been subject toepelle of deep depres-
sion, but has never shown any symptoms
of homicidal mania
Discriminatio- Agaieet A-erleaa leaey.
Moment, April 28 — ‘So significance
ehouldbeettachedtotbe report that tho
Canadian banksaredieerlminating again“
United States treasury notes or silver ccr~
tiilcatee. The movement is absolutely con~
lined to small banks with ‘w ‘ on the
American boarder. These banks hope to
extend the circulation of their own bank
notes by forcing American currency out of
the country.
('aaast Recognise Other [allele-e.
Donnell. April fl-Tlls archbishop of
Canterbury has said that he and his broth-
er bishope had felt bound by duty to re-
fuse the invitation to attend the World's
religions congress in Chic-go because they
felt that Christianity could not be made a
member of a parliament of rellgion with-
out the Inclt admission that other
had equal claims with it upon the faith of
mankind.
Troops have James City.
Hutton. April m—The negroee at
James City have signed leases for the
laudeof JameeA. Bryan, which they were
occupying as squatters There are an
families in the plaeseud theyarstopey
nominal monthly rentals of 50 cents, ill
seats and 01 for each lot fortwo years
when Bryan gets Moot hleprop
arty. Thetdltroopeleeve today.
We Ashe. In Alva-ea.
Pt'rrsstrno. April n—hrty delegates
repreientlug the railway coal miners in
in Pittsburg. Much to the surprise eleven
the delegateethemselm it was determined
toaek noadvauea in wegm. The present
seals will prevail for another year. Thus
m entldpud strike will he averted.
lee.
paldby-eawhohed
water-n Peaneylveele met In convention u.
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contentment.
You get
this luxury
at the price
of poor trash!
Sold
Everywhere!!!
Makes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and witch-some.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highed
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
adage mukrs two large pies. Avoid
nations—and insist on having the
NONE SUCH brand.
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2 Large Lots Burrm lve.
Good Lots '
. Woodward Ave.
9 line Lots
Bivtrside Ave.
I4 Choice Lots
Lincoln Ave.
l5 Sighlly Lots
on the Blull
overlooking the harbor.
No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be offend than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I offered my first
purchase of these lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantee deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
Week—the happy owners of a
prospective hoine‘. You know
them; you can see the model
cottages already built. Why
~ not make a beginning now?
You can buy for cash. You
can make quarterly payments.
You can pay monthly—any way
or amount to suit you.
If you will only try you will
own a lot in a short time.
PRICE,
$350, $400, etc.
Map with pricéc can be seen at
the real estate office of
Tillllll & GOLDEN.
Wasumorox 813,
or on the premises of JOHN
HINDS; also at the office of
The Old Well Cigar (10.. 83
Washington street. oil
Her Opinion.
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For flro yearn past [have been tortured with
a blood and thin disease known in medical
lance at "lie ." lt manifested hunt in
leht ml also on [niches under the skin.
Tho tir-ry bnruin urination was intolerable.
My taro was (its nml. my hands. arms. feet
and body Mt as fthey had been lmnrd.
Proelml y tumy kitchen stove and al oxemlec
granted the malady. It wn a relief to
l rust my feet out of bod in tho coldest night».
I loot flesh for luck of urcmry ecep and
rut. Physic nun who treatmd tne gave me
only temporary relief. i used tho Unti—
curn remerlloa. Ayera' and limitle‘ earns
pariilae and other blood purlilere. nunc
of which hit my case. l was lacouraged
and not inclined to try. anything1 more.
Vhr two years! have been in: ionnnw to t
1.3"" llaudsllonuotnp run .lmt ldeellnu .
i no faith that anything or anybody could
care me. but finally I icded to entreatlee
and toueelhe too. To my great
icy be ore i had used the first bottle 1 wan en-
con l. ’l'heredblotehss gradually disap
,the hurnlnfsenaatlo ceasul. my ap-
“it“ returned my comp erlon Improved.
so
taken thru- bottlee or the t‘ompound
_ aorticall myself well. I have used nothing
braid
atoeet'are this result. 1 command the
(lompmnd to all persons who nerd such a
remuiy. You may use mgotcetimony to in-
:17". confidence in those w doubt theetlicscy
Ha r' [lentiall nt'otu d.
"a n how. Warming.
It Kcmlh 8L. Bridgeport. ( ‘oun.
in! Sin
Superphosphale.
Ground Bone.
Potato Manure.
Barn lard Manure.
lit-Slanted Lime.
Lam! Plaster.
and Land Salt
W
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i'llllilllillli! “
E. c. TOMLINBON.‘
unease» plan-acne.
am to l. I. now.
We are in an age of Perfume. and bye
thousand artful contrlvancesell thedellclous
odoreof thegardeu aretaken into captivity
torthetollel. The inmntVloletle fmpris~
oncd. and the delicate subtle flavors of a
thoueand floral beauties are brought into
requisition so that woman. lovely women
may bloom theIhrighler. Of all thechotoe ver-
ietleuof Perfumeenonecancompare with our
Int tf
DR. F. W. DARMER.
POST orrtcs: BUILDING.
South Norwalk. Conn.
Painless Dentistry
Teeth filled and Extracted without pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
BEST SET 01" TEETH 08 RBI) RUBBER.
So better made no matter how much you pay.
Teeth extracted without pain,
(Use. Vitilized Air or Amphene).
Teeth cleaned. - - - - 75c
Teeth filled with Amalgam. - - 50c
Teeth tilled with Platinum. - - 75::
Teeth filled with Gold. — 31.“) and up
All Work Gears-teed.
Office open from 8 a. In. untii 9 p. -.
Entrance No. 42 Washington at. 08 iy
Elliot'risséieco
it Sudhury 8t.. Boston, less.
F i re and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Doors.
AND
llEPllSll Willi! Of All KINDS.
The Best Sales in the World.
150.com use. Always pre-
serve their contests.
is) acid in Lynn. lees. aim that
goat fl
where to of our eaten were nhiected leisure?
heal. preserving their contents.
CllAifl’lnhl RECORD aim to the Great
ul [flamingo tho‘Oreatcheton Fire
and It ill" Bend
orclrruisre. Amie lligated. ”Talia
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