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Evening sentinel, Saturday, May 27, 1893 · page 2

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W :1 ‘ “willlnorethan alt-orbit.
‘hflndirmworhmaypayoutdol—
Width a little dmetoavuld

Wm, Hay Sim—Ann“ the mod

Bflgpcaaehaebesnleachedaad pear-d.
“W” ””lxwfl‘im.
Wear w of . ,
brittle-Mal "huh-Why
Wrote that the caseihouldbetrlul
Haitianwmlmrhaadthet
it held not return to the New York
Mwhkhflfledtoeoafirmthechpgae
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, mtedtheloorludllidhehldllfltpuh
' malappreeiationot the sch and
ChrbtlancharacteroiDr.Brigga “Ifhie
leek-I ncuuiumoqmrghom
drinldonotknowhlleuualinthe intel.
lectual world of America at leaet." As
noon at the gavel tellonDr.Dulheidthe
mmtaeneationalaeene of‘thadayandtbe
aeeeurhlyaotarenausd.
Allen-nth”

In the connect thevrnmbledoctor'a
remarks, hisatatement of Pro iessorlirigps
teschingrwereqneetinned hyaevualeom—
mudtMpmtmhimrdtpve
ntterancetoanupreeaionwhicbcouldnot
he underfloor! by the reporters. lint an
Dr. Dumeld stepped downhecamealrnont
lutodirectmtractwithl’voleasoriirigp,
whmwithdashfnswhdsprtmgtohh
fest,danandingtobehenrd.
Aatorlnotdiatent nndcriea ol"0rderi”
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FAIR OPEN TOMORROW.

I'he law's loan-cry levee 'lae Slowly to
Hit the m
Chicano, u—Open to the world
willhethegateaot the beautiful“wbite
$13.? in...“ ”"‘ m... m “"
n aremahingsxtenaive prep-
aration to receive immense crowde, and if
the weather in pleasant they enimatethat
the attmdanee will be greater than that at
any day since the o! the tale.
After hearing srgumentaintheCliogman
injunction suit against the directors of the
Colombian exprwition topreventtheir elon-
Ing thegatea onSunday, JudgeSteln took
the matterunderadvisement until Monday
morning. Pending his decision no action
inthepremiseewillhetaken on aayoourt
in Cook county.
This will leave the Sunday orienting rent»
lotion oi the directory undisturbed bqual
proceedings. The federal district attorney
, filed his bill for an injunction today, but
raid tonight that no action would be taken
until next wee au_d_that_a temporary I!
n 0 will not be naked for pend-
ing the arguments on any bill.

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Iathaous toricot convex-v
mdrclelheretoday. Bray
allocate regret at themio
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WWlhavaawnerizbuhm
aadldennadthetnryri‘ht
and-thin

hu. ,

ldmmMYw arenotamsraberaf
thiahone,

Pluto-«Men ,

[Criesot‘Tlrderr’ “Youhavenorlrbt herei")

"lamaltothehouelllhavenottheri‘bt
tounheanuphnatlon?"

'l'henroderatnragainintornred theprnleraoe
that hehadaorlghttoraahetheanpeahm
lapuealforhim."aaidllr.bufllcid. ‘lwouid
aotthat anyinlnatlce be done annual-din
Whammy-nice)». lpleadahear—
lecithin.”
The lloderator—meeeeor Brian carrot
mahanystatenrent tothehouaeatthistirne.
Anyfrlendotyouranraycballengeaodcurrect
an statement towhichyontaleemptious.

our waofritnd candotlnlior

him.

The Moderator-whim he ran. And 1 en—
deavoredto have oueol their: doaoandthus
avoid thh scene.

Memhrimtioidlnghhamaandmonav
lag the plaliornr. facing the amllencsi-l inner
appeal to the houae.

,At which there was renewed disorder by
those opposed to Professor Brigge.

Spectators in the galleries had risen to
their feet and leaned o'er the railing anx-
iourto hear every word of the unneemly
outbreak.

The moderator appealed to Proiutor
Brigg: to take his neat, saying: "Proleeror
Brimyoa have been no hindtorne all
alonthopeyouwili yield. lwiliproteet
you in this matter throughout.”

“Not now," responded the moderator. .'

Thereopon the proieeaor took his sent,
the storm subsided and the debate pro-
corded.

Rey. Gm D. Baker o! milndelphia,
chairman of the judicial committee. cloud
the debate. haying yielded the right to
am. ills score of responsibility, he raid:
had deepened from the heginnine until
now. when it wasintenae. Hehadlried todo
as Dr. Briggs asked him todo, to put him—
rel! in his place. and was more and more
cmviuced that Dr. Briggr' interest. would
not-lee in the leeat by an line in this
assembly.

Would aaotha racial aerernbly her-ore
fair than this! Dr. Briggs had demanded
that he he arbplaeed a m lien in
My on t champ. e r. W
would notpermlthl-to beplacadathird

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

Pork “’eat lip and Down.

CHICAGO, Nay 37.—-\\'lklng up to find
the hotel afirewas about the experience
pork had. The September price opened at
”.85. it was two hours slowly getting up
to m. Then without a particle a! warning
it was less than live minutes getting to
023. o phenomenal jump of 6‘2 a barrel. The
selling of "bout Lilli barrels at that figure
stunned the runaway mark and in I!
minutoo the prim was back to J”.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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f per.'but itwas of little hporb
a WNatlonal havenat

with My?“ for five
E They
y him

did not like his policyand
Unloata'afitatenreat.

from their books.
‘lbfmowing is the statement made by
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Rum, Muy Sim—During the Behring lea

co‘ruminuiun newton the monotony of argu-
muot wore interrupted by an unumal inch
'A . sir Richard “'obeter, one of the
l cum toy. arm Filling in n rickety
Plunging futile French lowign of-
. i. : :m’ulmly the chair collapsed.
Sir IJI-mfl “Wilts!!! tool: C rest on the
door in u very informal manner.

haehoverab-inenlfleotlbyearawhieh
alaedformeapoaltlouotconildencetbat
Wbcenaehieved. 1 know that l have
“Wadpeofletormintainanhooor-

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

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Bean a Message to the Queen.
W an Yonu, May zirllammia Taylor,
upon a the recently appointed United States lulu-
inter to Spain, sailed for Europe on the
sttnmehip City at Chester today. When
he was: presented to the PrincrrsEulaiie
er the new minister to Spain, ahe raid, “1
hope you will tell the queen that lam very
happy here among the peopleoi the United
Staten. '

 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

A Chadian! la [Ill-ob.

JAcusosrerLz, ills.. May 2t.——A genuine
clondbunt inundated the whole lower part
of this place. Finlalla called out a crowd
to the reecne oi the hehagured people,
whowereahutin bynaeaoi tenth!!!
watera. andail were taken away in boata
and on ralta. Thaeityiewithoutllghtand
the electric care areabaudoned.

A Maureen-ta lace.
Boom, May n~Preaident Georue G.
Angeli of the Itaaeachuaetta Bocletylor
thePreventioa ot meltytoAnimalah.
burned a notice concerning the cowboyraea
otaboutitleilea to ChicagoJaylng that
heofleraaprircot timer agoldlnedaito
thsmnorwornan who shall dothernoat
toprevent the race.

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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sigigi

withoatheviag
ternsdoverthelnoaeyaot thetowntohh
mesa-or. William Hum. .

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W toRII-la
audhumanitydurhx the terrible famine
intone-drummin- last year. it wan

tohe presented “in the presence of Russia's

aailorsandonltursianacil."tbedeckot a

man-011:!” being so regarded in interna-
w

thedecielvevotewrreverydrauatie. The M

{Hie invitation came mite unexpectedly
to both Dre. Talniage and Klopech. tor
tbeyhavealnndy beenhonored by receiving
the personal thank» of the emperor last
July. when they visited lluasia to superin-
tad “redistribution of the 1.5% tone of
provisions which they had fiartered the
eteamshipheo to convey from New York
to fit. Peterahurg. A prior shipment of
8,”)me otdourhad beau Inadeon
the Iteamship Conemaughtrom Philadcb
pbia, both cargoes Mug porch-ed with o
fund of mono. The cargo!» arrived and
were distributed by Drs. Tamera and
Klopach in the interior at a time when the
cholera was raging in the famine emitter:
province. it was in recognition of their
courageous fulfillmentol this cell imposed
colonisation at such a manual risk. asweli
no to lnnhercmphasinc KW friendship

WW3!» DIXIE. ‘ ’

manta, lay Sta-A young, lady named
naili- Wellacemcsrtlirlvilla. 6a.. abound

led Kennel Mug, M1
:gldla',whobadwldhera.palrotsho:
whlehwerenotaetistactorytoher.

Brannon, larva-4hr. Orcerc. Pa -

bermarltaivowa. lle rays hiawite told
Nuthatahewantaltooometolialthnore
torn-iterate liegaveblaeonetnt,
but finding that ohe relaxed to return
home he earl hiswitr'abrntherhaqand

ouch nponhhrrport'thehnslnndcamtotown.

Huhytongwaaknown here as aura.
Carnaadabetayathatrhenererlovsdher

they rumcmnewumn tobmtbathe

was too old. Mn. Peyton will go back.
Aeolian, GIL, May til—Benn Many,
calmed. was banned in Richmond county
yard for. the murder laet October of
her! Y. Harris, marshal at Summer-
ville. While the oliieers were bindiughla
feet he remarked that it reminded him at
the manner in which young muleewere
tied. .lust heterethe drop fell he shouted.
ODGMbI'II
rm Curtain, Va, May Sip—W. ll.
Ila-on, I) yearaold, a baggage masteron
the New York, Philadelphia andNorfolh
railway, was arreetad, charged with rob-
:lhng United States mail hag: carriedin
car.

A PLUCKY CONSTABLE

Ila Would Not Int Pawnee Bill’s lea It.
day lynching.
Gouvrnsrmn. N. Y., May n-During the
pertormanee of Pawnee Bill's Wild Went
show, New Wilson, enact the employed,
wasaent to come ahcde todriveoflstew
menontherool. One fellowresisted and
fired two shots at Wilaon, one bullet —
dictinsapainful woundinthehand. W
son's started in pursuit of the of—

 

for America in the Calumbian year, that W

the presentation took place.
THE BASEBALL SCORES.

uncut. more cam

AtNewi'oa— a.

Newal....o l a o l 0 o : 1—5
4

and Donahue: “'0th and
Clemente. Urnrdrewllurlt.

 

Milt-ten— Ll...
wmm..tioreooowunt
Baton" ...... ‘ ,lllDOtloo—Bloo
Inland Farrell: Slater. Stivetts and list-

rltt. Umpire—Gamay.
At Baltimore— rune.
....008 l 001 01—1183
Min. ..... loooooooo—vtal
Maurine-Hy; McMahona-ul Robinson.
Unptre—llclaoahlln.
Al lmbfllklnuiavilh-Chlmgn game punt-
ponedzwetgmundr.
Al l‘lttaburr—
CincianalhmJl 0 o 0 010 0 0—4" I
Hint-mg ...... 3700001014th
buyer. Vaughn and Mull-net Terry and
Mack. Umpire—Stiller.
At Cleveland , 3t. hula-Cleveiaml nonprol—
poned;wetmunda.
runny HAGUE GAMES.

3.11.3

pire—l'eeblea
The outer Cholera award

NI! You, May 2?.«Dr. “'llliam A.
Wheeler. head oi the Marine Hospital aer-
viceon Ellis island. who was recently sent
abroad to invent. tireseapmts from whence
large rhipmenta of immigrants are likely
to he made, writva that at llamburg there
ll! ”m L. a of r r” . b a
therein barrackl, who come from liuaaia,
Anatria, Hungary and aouthern Europe,
en route to America. and many or them
are extremely filthy.. The barracks in
which there people are confined, pending
medical examination, containacunnmodo
licorice 1M people,and they are never
mpty.

nirvana. May 27.».5 lean mm
from llaacid hen Mohamnwd by the [or
eraor of Stanley Falls leaves a little doubt
that ’1qu l’aohathe noted explorer. in
dead. The letter-aye thatan Alabchief,

flaldbendbnhioloarneyingthroagh Un— b...

yoro and Wadelai. met 3min Meant!
his expedition in a hoatlie manner. Said
hen Abed and his victoriona («flower-oven
took 5min and captured and hiilrd bin.
together with all hie purple.

1‘de land. It— laeaae.
llrwaaa, NJ. May ”.-—Two on.
one oeorted Charley Jan, a
Charley

toc‘hlaahatoahlondaydtiahelierrth

9" "We «house.- Yorhhach-

-aa. fiaeethauhelraa heenvloicntmnd
haetollowad eeveralof his cud-trien-
anew-about.

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They found a man under a coal car and
prepared to lynch him, but were prevented
by a conetahle,who threatened to shoot the
first man who dared to touch the pro
apective victim of lynch law. The circus
men then made for two other men whom
they thought to be the guilty onen.but
were frustrated by the constable. The
reaiculprit hasnot yetbmdiscovered.

Iowa Iro- l"

Wuulscrosflsy mw—‘m United States
ml at San Juan del Norte, llr. Braida,
lend» a report that telegrams received M
the intendente at Del N060 m that til.
'eity otltinanwastahenbyGrneralEvaand
that DorrSauJagoMoraleaonedthe
richest men or the country, ha been pro“
claimed prurident of the republicby the
revolutionary party. Following up this'
more the revolutionista took the tutu oi
.inotepree, which is reolly the heyto the
capital of the mtry. altera resistant of
tour bands. The consul eonilrmstbe re-
portthatthe steamship Victorian Lake
Nicaragua, belonging to the canal compa-
ny, is in the hands of the revolutioniatn

PASAIA, via Galreetoo, May 2?.«1'he
levoltttionistn in Nicaragua are obtaining
arms by way of the Atlantic coast and by
river and are assuming the decisive. A
provinionsl government haa been organized
at Granada. Secat- la losing confidence.
lie I!” sent the American mlulster to
Manaya to peace. it ieupected
that the strife will soon cease.

faster Paper Held In New York.

New Your, May 27.~Sonre oi thepaper
of err—Secretary of the Tmry Charla
l-‘mter is held by New h’Ork bank; The
‘ is not large. Since he left the
treasury department behar paid oil .150.-
on) 0! his obligations, and but for dlflicuity
in making loans would have been able to
carry on his variouaenterpriaea Onething
which is understood to have embarrassed
him wn the large requirements of money
bythe ulaeaworh eetabliehed byhb ft
tber. lie inherited militiamen of landin
lndinna trout his lather. lle haa recently
made sales which have minced hia bold
lnga to to» acres.

New You. my ill—lo the United
States circuitcourt application for a bar
corpuswaa rnade on behalf 0! laser
Bach”. an Austrian. who was detained
bytbeuaarantlne authorities because he
was coloring from a cunt-alou- dlsaaae
called "laba." Thedieeaaellof a min-
lour nature. which raahes contagion dea-
geroaratadiataaerot "feet. Jada-Lev
combo refined to grant thewrit. aadthe
young nran must go back.

”MIMI.“

Giulia. Ten. Hay fl.——A north bound

Gull. Colorado and Baata In W

trainwrsheldnpaadrobbedatths north

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that will not:
cause you .
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capec-to-rate
too freely.

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soothes.

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2 large lots Bumlt Ave.
4 Good Lots

Woodward Ave.

’9uice Lots

Riverside Ate.
It Choice Lois

lincoIn lve.
l5 Sigmly Lois
on the Bluff

overlooking the harbor.

No more available sites for
building a pleasant home can
be offered than these lots on
the Woodward estate. Two
years ago I ofl’ered my first
purchase of those lots “on terms
to suit the purchaser.” They
are mostly paid up now, and
their warrantoo deeds are noted
in The Sentinel nearly every
week—the happy owners of a
prospective home. 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 prices can be seen at
the real estate office of

TAYLOR 8: GOLDEN,

Wasmxarox 81.,

or on the premises of JOHN
HINDS; also at the office of
The Old Well Cigar 00., 83
Washington street. 027

have ugly lilotchee or

pimples on your face
on may be sure your
flood is impure.

are annoyed with un-
sightly moth patches
it in an evidence that
your liver needs im-
mediate attention.

iii"

are w after sli ht
exertlznqaud do got
feel just right any of
the time.agood tonic
h what you need at
once.

mu

will use one bottle of
Bawrrn'e Daron-
uor Contour!» you
will be convinced
that It is the heat
blood purifier our.
native and tonic you
have eternal.

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“TEES“!

Superphosphata.
Ground Bone.
Potato lanure.
llam lard Harm.

lit-8W limo.
all land Salt

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ucnann roan-actor. "
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'9 are “I an are of Fortune, and by.
artful mtrivaaceealltheddielou
odor-of themen arntahen Into
torthetomt. 'l'hsfragraatvhlatlslnwlaw
oned.and thedelicatosnbtlsflavarada
thou-rid fioral‘ beautlea are brought into
requisition In that woman. lovely woman."
marbloomthelrrlchter.oranthscbulcevar-
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P081 ()1?ch BUILDING.

South Hamil. Conn.

Painless Dentistry

Teeth filled “distracted without pain.

BIS! 831' 0? 1'2"]! 08' BID noun-t

$8

No hotter made no matter how much you my
Teeth extracted without pain, -
(Gas. Vitiiized Air or Amharic)-
Teeth cleaned. - . - Tic
Teeth filled with Amalgam. - — We
Teeth tilled with Platinum. - - 756
Teeth filled with Gold. - "All and up
All Work liners-teed.
Olliceopen from I all. until 9 p. I, _
Entrance So. 4?. Washington at. 08 1y

$8

 

 

E.0.MorrisSaleBo

Successors to E. C. lerrls 1 Co.
CAPITAL .15..“

it Solitary St, Boston, lass.
Fire and

Burglar-Proof Sales.
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Safes.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault Boats.

AND

DEPllSll lliiilK Of All KINDS.

The But so» in tin lurid.
ISM! in are. tiny: pres.
um their comm

lbwidlnl. lane..ei thugaatln.
umwuml". eawereell‘rlb‘iectad hum
. [)me their contenla.

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