Window Screens. “
Screen Doors.
; an common... Goods at \
SrILURTEVANT's BARGAIN HOUSES,
scum our son erasure. sou-m nouwsnx.
TERRIBLE DEATH
(lllA AllQll SA’I'I-ASSII’S
\N‘W
nth-matwm
Al on ”Will amen It now Union “Murmur SIGMA!!!)
firstsnnusl dinnerlast evmlngathlf
Pasturelieach.whue ovsronsbundred
and tlfty years In (local Tryon
andhir troops lauded. the start was
made from theLibrsryat 5:15 in the
carrysll Wellington, which contained
the emu-sand mauymembrre promi-
nentlntbaworkoftbeUnlm. Inhouor
m CARS MS‘I‘ llltlll‘l‘.
”wanes—nonunion...
Depot. la was loreak by a height
ems-saunas use. on can
WMufl-fllfl.
‘Amawotdfty—dnymrsof age.
Woven appsaranos or being an
oldselfllr. was fatally injured at the
war-whom: m sworn
”before 1090 o’clock last nit“.
‘l‘haswitohenginewss backing a train
offlvsoars out of the yard, when the
'twobraksmenontbeendotthsosrssw
themauon the track. They nailed to
"'hlm,but beforehsoouldheed tbewaru-
lugtheendofrhecarstruckbissbould-
mandthrew him nndsrthe wheels, and
twecanpasscdover him, badly cutting
hhbody.conductorGridithahadcbnrge
otthetrainaudtheenginecrwasFr-ank
Hagan. A stretcher washrought out
andtheinjured man was taken tnthe
\bsggags-room,whwehsdiedsssoonas
llamasstths stretcher down. lledi~
oallxamlouDr. W. 0. Burke, Jr.,ex-
Indeed the remains, but apparently
nothingwasfoundby which theycould
arranged. 'i'bepsrtyenjoyed the beauties
ofthe beach. watching thesrrund steam-
ers pacing, and impacting through
landlord Lemon's field glass, the gay
decorations at the Chimmons island
canoe camp until dinner was served,
which,it isneedhm to say. waaintbo
landlord'sbest style. Rev. D. II. Seward,
D. 1)., president of the Union, was the
able and witty tosstmsster. The more
and responses wersss follows:
“What‘s in a Name.“
Ilse 1.. Key laymond.
Our lady lembors.
“And when a lady‘s In the case.
You know all otbc things give place.“
W. J. inland.
Our Cbautauuu Ian.
"3th pricking of my thumbs.
Smoothing wicked this way comes."
ll- Lillie Goth.
In the pocket of the man‘s clothes
wereasmsllpieoeofpsnlllnepaperwith
“lodgers“,fllmmwttm upon it,
episeeof leedperrcil,aplugoftobe°co.
endtllreehendkerohiefs—oneblaokwith
whitepolhdote.onewhltewltbblack
meithndandMnehnder.The
mnwmflwfeehdghtinohain height
and probably washed 150 pounds. Be
badafullbeard,hareloyes,faireetot
teeth, with the left superior» and two
upper molars mining. Hi hair wn
black. misedwith grey,and he was
held. Hewssdremsdinsblsck
ohevbtmtsnde-eymixedouting
shighgrayundwwsarJlusjsanoverslls.
rough hropn shoes. with steel clasp.
hhekmfthetandlwownsocks. Onthe
man’s shirt was sswedapieoeofclotb,
ism "Kelsi. a," and mm on
hhdrawerawaa“fl.L.E.8."
Undutsbsrtirsgorytooktbemiss
bi morgue on North lain street.
1" they were prepared for burial.
the man was sunearlylsatevening
mwiththrcootbermcn. The
lanai were found by cent of Police
Veil-u and a Slumrsporter near
_ bridge this morning.
Theyelslmed that they bedonlymet
themsusshorttimebeforetbeaccidont
occurred. and did not know his name
norwhuehecame from. Ems-man
William Crofut said themautold him
hebelonged to theSoldiers’Bome,but
hadnonwnsyandwss going tostsela
ride a thsosrs. Be hsdbeendrink-
intrudinl'lrofot-idheweut in the
directionofthefrohhthome.
Dr.Burkessnt word to the Soldiersv
Home nd tbi afternoon A-istsnt
Superbowl-It Lewh 0. Logan came
hereeudidaltllledtheremalusasbeing
thomofJohnlcEwen,auinmateollhe
Bome,wbowsrlstoutonapassysster-
by. Hi motive phoeillew Haven,
and hewss a veteran of Company 6,
Kath Oouueoficut Volunteers. The
lull-will be takenlotheliomeand
probably hurled tomorrow in Spring
Charles D. Bums.
“Sail on. 0 Union strong and great 2"
“Rev. Dr. Seward.
In responding totbe tout "Our Union"
Dr. Seward referred to the poem of
Longfellow "The Building of the Ship"
and quoted a few of its closing lines. He
proceeded to speak of union and its
meaning involving for merely cou-
nsction, but contact and often incorpora-
tion and anon. and unity. lie alluded
totheunionof growth. innatnretothe
union in the husinem world; to the
unions in the social life. Beside the
brideoftheahip and thehrldegroom of
the see. there was another brideepouthe
shore; fresh, beautiful, with throbbing
pulses and thrilling heart, and there
was another bridegroom. the main
the ship. Be alluded to the union of
heart and lives and gave some of his ex-
periences in the consummation of bridal
relation. He spokeof the Chautauqua
South Norwalk—ou’r
orm union as among the cheapest of
all unions in the intellectual departments
He observed that while Chau-
tauqua brought minds into union. it
could not fail incidentally to bringbearto
into union also. lie suggested the greet-
ing that we should give one of our mem-
bers on the fair day of the launching of
the bridal vessel:
Ball to thee! fair Chautauqua bride l
nail to the m. at thy sldst
Winfibnrtheahlwofllfellong.
Weft. 'bove the waves the bridal song.
let vengeful cyclones be bid back.
Fierce storms he stayed aloha thy track,
let ermine upbrrs rmt thy cratt.
And moonlight radiance fore and aft
The rippling waves let sunshine kin. '
Thy voyage have full share of bliss
Past rocks and surging hlllows.all ocean peril
Int thy life hark salute, the bright celestial
shore
018ml GMUNDS.
Thousands-f Bush-Is Brought frw- natu-
meratalswth Rarwalk.
'i‘h'nisthe season of the year when
oystergrowersbeginsbelling their beds
toealohthespewnwhiohtbeoldoysters
crude. Iany oftheshellssrebrought
from Baltimore.lld.,ssthey are cheap-
er and somewhat heavier than shells
procured at points along the Sound.
Yaterdayssveralvsssels from southern
waterswers in the lower harbor with
oargorsofsbellsforfiorwalkoystermsn.
TiresteemerDavldCsrlll,ownedby0ap-
tainCharlesllawklnsmetatsn Island,
helium bushels aboardfor Ainsley .
lteed,whicbweredsposiud.nhi. in. get their marnsge mom 'l'bry
dCedarl’olnt. Thedaoolelousmeu wwwMIh‘wu mate
threwolfsomebflflllbmhelsongroumls their W- The hide were I
belongingtocaptsln Charles lowudes. huvroldrlns which.“ i- W-
'l'hebrlnglngofnalqummmm waspuruhsssdaftwtbsosesmony. Dill
watenwlllheoarrledoutoagrsatsrse- hmmomwddmol M-
tsutthlsyssrthauevnlisfore. lttsuslP.Dlll,otlto.MtIouroertrest,
drought “momma-arm Brooklyn. Fouryssrsagohsmsrrbda
willhspttonthobeb by New Haven Wmmhmm
mhutnomthnateosnbsmadeat club's «"6 «I the Oran-and we
pin-tot the number of‘hushels that M Thom-Milledwp-hmh
willbsdspdtsdoa tbs llorwalk beds.
Thsyareuyhrgaesweaperimmtof
makingthsbsds hard by depositing a
shdlysuhstsnoe.
Jill! DIAL!" seamen.
Missal"! 'Irawelshfitlsseld.
Inwhadbsnltalse.
W011 I'll! RACI-
mwuwuarasoshrvm
mien-lamatmt-noes.
‘i'hs rsoingysstmhyatthecsmpof
thsAtleetio dlvhlou of the American
(hens sum onChimmoos island
wasmsrrsdlqtheliahtne—sndlicklene-
dthewMMhthmmng. ln
qlbdthbdnwbaok,thsrsrnainlngmil—
firms-themammewererunol
.laamthlwtorymsnnsr. Theilnswork
of: Thom. E. H. Harrington was the
obeaateleoftl-dayasbewonsva
“meal-whim bsmteredJuoind-
his: ruthenium-ounce»,-
M can pro-rated by Willlams.
M of the Idea and fluid club.
humusdsywwsas tolls-n
drohsdeauomrous
dissuafibteway. Woe byArohlbsld
flMMhsOanosduh.
m tor is Mot trophy; alns
Ill- assailant-ads. Won by the
Id. Thu- 3. ll. Burlington. flew
MMMMJMNW
muses-m
“amendments; Won
W
‘ mlyrhalelsgsvmtoflmporta
oetbeprosrsrsrselslhsharrym
mmw,wlfioesertwo
’ 'Mflherfiofltodey.
Garden lines. etc.
i StocktheLarlcst
Hats
|
WWW m H children’s Suits a { s’p
Spring Announcement.
- A“ the“ Lfitest Novelties In , . ._
.. °”°" “ °°"“"'°‘° F 'h' ” v consult an
.. ,3, 3., urms mg Goods.
wear. from the cheapest
for Men’s.
Youths’. Children's
IEBBIJBOHEDY Ill Cflllill'
Ills runolnwrrr.
hut-any eflwvevel'lIe-sspllsfls to
Psovelbettteflswple'erouvleg Io-
sethsr "Mm—lanai Ovulaths
unmanned.” Della.
Don Juan 3t. Carlos and Ira. Ade
Williams. charged with living togethm'
“Influx was outrlsl Morel-ties
lsad,in the borough court room, this
morning. The defendants are colored
and the colored population turned out
en macro to attend the trial. A number
of witnesses testified tint 'the defendants
slide woman named Perkin occupied
three rooms in the foundry buildingou
leohanic street. Further lmtlmoll' y
showed that there were two sleeping
room and a lounge in fireplace. The
evidencotendedwprovethsguiltofthe
prisoners.
31k Agnes Perkim,atall,raw- need,
but rather goodlooking negrees. was
put ontbo stand forthe defense. She
was very impulsive and managed to get
in half a dozen words to Prosecuting
Attorney Gregory’s one. She said she
had known the defendants some time.
Her chief business was washing and
ironing, but now she was livingonthe
"fat at the land.”
Continuing her evidence in a very
vmnonnoed negro dialect, she said:
"Why, lord man. doau you he my
daddysportsme. I dean kno do need
of work. If Don is guilty, l's am much
mistooken. Why. man alive, 1 sleep
ondat lounge sometimcsand l amsis
feet live incheeiu my stocking feet. I
done tell no lies elder. Don wouldn‘t
habhad this trouble but he done gone
and made a big holler,all in a joke.
Win'peopls be was married when he
wasn't.
"Ellison Williams," she motioned,
pointing at the man whobesrsthat
rams, “says he saw a cirtilfcate that
theywaemsrried. ldidu'tseenogreat
big certificate and usher had norsason to
believe they was. Adsgenerallysleepe
wid me, but [does kiokso datlkick
her out sometimes. Williams tried to
make love to me, but i wouldn‘t have it
anddenhegotjeelonsof his wife. He
neber supported her any how.
”Eighty funny crowd down dare any
how. I was robbedof‘hlost night. 1
left my pocketbook ondotabicand
wentdowntotookDonbis tooth brush
toolean his teeth. When I come back
my money was gone and [don know
any ng about it, excepdat do men lam
engaged to stole it. He was dare when
left. Law sakes, I hsb known Ads since
lwenttoeollegsdowninoleVirginia. l
wasdonegoinmbegraduatodJmtlleft
and after cummin norf didn't go back.
['s an educated women, Iis,anddoau
tell no lies." . '
8t. Carlos and the Williams woman
then protested their innocence. The
prosecution asked to have them both
bound over to the Superior Cant. The
justice acted accordingly and held them
under ‘260 bonds each. 'l'hetwo oom-
plaiuts charging them with hinmy
were held back. The trial was fullof
amusing simstionsandnsgrooomedv.
It was nope-ibis forthsprisonsrsto
getboudsandbotbwenttojail.‘
KNOWN AS A llllll nouns
ultimatum-assets: not: lee-
oy-oaw Iaa'lltaelarmlloasa.
ClarouoeDillandhisbrido. of Brook-
Iyu,whowae wedded at the Norwalk
Baptist parsonage. last Thursday noon.
are spending their honeymoon in the
Wilton farmhomewhsrethsy first he-
gsntomakelove. Whetheror not the
youugmao’swothhssbeeoestncted is
notknown,but the swelling had gone
downoonslderlblyyestcrdey afternoon,
wheuthoycalledou Pastor Robbin to
mid, proved unhappy. and the young
wihmsdfadlvmwhiohwsrgrsnt
sd,wllruawsrdoffleweskallmoey,
tilesweis ago. in the City Court.
Brooklyn.
flnest (fades.
LYNCH ERG ARE OUT.
A let Iwar-Iag Around the Salim
the deeds lesions is laid.
Oaaoo. N. 1)., July ll.-Albsrt
burger. the young murderer who
Kraldsr. his wits and tour child-moo
Friday. narrowly escaped 1
lie had base caught at Masha.
be. a uwmilesfrosrthshordw and
to sonic back with Sharla
Ramsay county without extradition no
”Whoa the sheriff and his .
rlved, a mob of determined man wsrawallv
leg for him with on llxad plan at hanging
the murderer to the nearest h pole.
but Sheriff HoCnus sumssded u eluding
the mob. it is equation, however, wbsth‘
or Hamburger is any safer in Ramsayooee
tythau hewouldhave been beneath-r
is the wildest indignation over his bloody
‘ WCTlll ill ”'08 BITE.
Fesrfol Stmgglesofs Little Boy
‘ With Hydrophobls.
smoremoonmrornowm
la lesslsd sad lass-pa at Ills lees-tr
Old tonal-la ll mmmlh
‘laatkWas Attackedhqaflslswsnell
“Nitric-seclusm
New Your, July lL—Struggllna in thr
frightful throesnf bydropbobls “Harold
Joseph Rbeln lay in a small front room ol
blaparentsln thethirdstory of a tenement
house at up Belmont avenue, Newark, N.
J. lie raved and gnawed ths bedslothlng.
and the united «forts of five strong men
".3!" required to restrain him, and even
then he threw them from him noestadly
as Dr. Charles Ichlrbaeh stood beside his
Threats of lynching are still heard on
every side, and the prisoner h by new
A Devil’s Lake special says that Shall
McGuire, assisted by Sharia Barton 0!
Towns county, succeeded in getting
prisoner into the jail without trouble. A
crowd of 1m men had and
the party drove up there were cries of
eh him!" “Snug him!" 'l'bs oMals
verel deputies jumped out and but
tied Hamburger into the jail on edaad
run. McClure bad a formidable
ride, and though it was not loaded ha ,
tributm his success in getting the m
jailed to that wagon“;
A company of in Is
sun, and an attempt tor-Wu»
and hang him is expected at any time. as
it is understood a partin coming tram
Cando with that object in view.
STRUGGLE UNDER WATER.
rum. an...» to losses mus ran-s
Ills strength was marvelous and seemed
to increase with each recurring convul-
sionin spite of quiet injections of moo
phine. Ilia heartbroken mother and far
titer, Hrs. and Mr. Tobias Rhein, were
there, witbthslr four other small children.
elm about them with fright as the ag-
oelsisg shrieks of the little sudsrsr ran
through the house, followed bylaw, gut
tural sounds resrmblingthesnarllng of an
'l‘hoboywasbiueu bye bulldogowned
byNetschert Brothers. grocersat Ross and
Barclay streets. The animal in mid tohavs
bad a bad reputation for uglim
Attached by e Bulldog.
Joseph was carrying two bundlu of
wood and some groceries, and as he passed
Netschert's store the bulldog sprang from
a side door, and with a growl fastened his
teeth in the fleshy part of little Joseph's
right thigh. llls motherhad the ugly look
ing wound contained and Joseph ran out
to play with the children of the neighbor-
hood andweut onavisit toflrs. Stiner.his
grandmother, some distance away.
He spent yesterday slternoon playing in
'the street near her house, and about 6
o’clock, what he was starting for home,
toldherforthedrsttlmethatbahadbsen
bitten by a dog. She gave him about a
thlrnblalul of homemlule wine and a botv
tleful to carry home to his mother.
Whenhe enteredhlshome about'ldcloch
his mothswautad to wash him. but be
prot‘sdsuwueldnot go ne'er the we
too. He complains] of a fever and pains
in the head, body and legs, and said he
wanted to go to bed.
He struggled agalmt his mother's et4
tempts to wash him until she deal-ted, and
alter calling in Mrs. Heinlein and another
neighbor ran for Dr. Leblbach, whose of-
dcs is a mile away, but. who is the family
physician. While she was gone the little
autism became spasmodic and frothed at
the mouth. lie tried to bite the two wom-
an who were watching over and trying to
Pmuprmu, July n-Heury Baker.
I820 33. a furniture control-ion msrohAnh
and William Golden. Iged ii, a member oi
the firm of Morris dr Lewis, cloth dealers.
or this city, were drowned in a pond in an
old quarry on Mr. Baker's country seat at
Hillside. The men. with four others, went
in swimming. and Baker sank in a any
posed hollow spot. Golden. who was the
only one able to swim, dived for him four
times, and in the last eflort the drowning
mansecnred a death gripaud both sue
The struggle of the men beneath the we
tcr was terrible, and the bodies of. both,
which were soon recovered, were badlycut
by coming in contact with rocks. The
blood from their wounds rose to the sol-
facs and addrdtothe frensyof thshslpless
Jersey Boys longed to no Cowboys.
lirrnw. July tl.—-Adolpb Stsudrr. 17
years old, was found in the Nickle Plate
railroad yards by Patrolman O'Donnell.
lie was armed with a ride. and had some
fishing tackle and a nickel plated watch.
He says he ran away from his home in
Newark, N. 1., last Friday with the totem
tion of joining the cowboys who left Chad
ron, Nah, and are now playing in the Wild
West show in Chicago. Slander was so
companied by “my," boy, who escaped. lie dually became so riolent that they
_ had to call for assistance. William Heln‘
trip, a six foot, broad shouldered man, to
spondsd. but. even with his rflorts the boy
could not be firmly held. At this juncture
the boy's fatherentervd. lie was surprised
and unnerved. but was found to aid the
neighbors in holding his child.
Dr. lAhlbeeh arrived a few
- 'l'lsrrn Board of‘l‘ruds Members Died.
(memo, July ll.——0swin bloyor, vies
president of the T. [-3. Wells Packing com-
parry, killed himself with rat poison. n.
was a member of the board of tradeaud
his death was the third to occur in that
body in one day, a circumstance wholly
L l! _,
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orwmouwsmvumr mimic ‘
.s we,
I! South Illa 8m“.
80. [smell
We have just finished our wall Paper
SBIIIl Innual Inventory Fflllflll mum II m
andasisnsuai, we findmanybrokenlois. —TBE— j
of goods which are too big to suit or. Consequently we shall ‘ f:
during the next week, give some very enticing bergaings—e few I . ‘ ,
of which are as follows. We cannot enumerate them all at this . y , .
writing, so we'would say, give us a call during the next 7 days, J.T.Prnwmeo :_.
and you as well as we will both be benefited:
‘ 96 Washingtonst.’
[IDIES' SPRING Ill) SUIIEB JACKETS. South Norwalk.
We are going to LUMP all that formerly sold from 83.98 to ‘ . ‘ .
84.98, and close them out at $2.98. Those that sold from 84.98 to ”a“ the” entire M °f
37.00, will be closed out at $3.98 each.
1 lot fancy stripe Zephyrine cloth, splendid goods for shirt
waists, summer dresses, etc, 1 yd. wide, worth two per yard, to wall Paper '
close, so per yard; 3 pcs. all wood Md Flannel, 21c per yard; 25
pcs. fancy stripe Scrim of different values, from "lie to 10c per
yd, choice at 61c per yard. at 50 per cent. less than W
price.
100 cells children’s Hoe, Rake and Spade, at 10c per sell. Le
them dig in the dirt for it is healthy.
1,000 Fly Chasers, Sc each; so decorated 10 p3. Toilet sun,
”'49 eett. We have cheaper ones, but inquire for this lot; You sale ill commence Jig
i ,
will find them very cheap.
100 Lunch Baskets, good size, 9c coch;100 1 qt. Glass Fruit
Dishes, 8c each, worth double. llllll'Sllay, June 29
500 Glass Cofl'ee Canisters, So each; 300 Parlor Brooms. Buy
one for 170 and then compare them with any broom you have
ever bought for 25c. ~—
100 Children’s Pails and Shovels. Stop here and get one swemess and 8mm.
when on your way to Roton, 7c complete.
500 Toasting Forks, 3c each; 10 pcs all wool Manchester Chal-
lice, 150 yd : 100 dos. Crochet Cotton, 300 yda, 5c ball; 10 dos. Minolta-aromas. 'ehaveaetlne
Troy cloths, hemetitched, stamped. and spool marking cotton, 3pm Ml "‘5 W“ "'1 m 1:
125m, and lots of other values which will be placed on our coorit-
ere daily. Dependupouit.nineandahslf~ofta.
yuewilllndssoslleut tea at our store. We
are not taking any sale-aa's word astr.
thsquslttyoftbsteaheolfers. We are per-
tlsmtokwwwhatwease’ttlng. loser
tsahmstrengthandgnoduavor. Now-—
cuts with eurtca. but veins received every
rims. Bathewaeeuigstwltbmylemseld
one. Sendahalfpoundofynurtemsothatl
cenmirltwithminezlcsn‘tdrlnkminesslt
is. ’l’hatisatreestory. lilo lhhtbeprlcsof
ourbestmaudasnodnavuredtaabutoflass
strength-(3mm Forlhy-reormorotsa
atfiaelbmra lbs. for SUI). has been sold
fromthisstovewlth satisfactloumm
customers. We ask particular notice to the
83 Washington Street. w-mmwwm-mm
a pound of Bonanza colon in a quart
6E0. VIII llSTlllE. Prop. woman: 3:?" "M” “(at
. Notlcslnthswlndowthecrockerywegive ‘
with Crown Jewel Codes. A fine lamp will:
ted. George M. How, ex-prssl-
dent of the board oi trade, died of purely-
sis. Thomas (3. [Ade-0rd, an old member
of the board, also died.
and gave the boy morphine injections.
causing temporary calmneu, during which
the boy's father went to the fourth pra-
einct police station and reported the case,
requesting that Netscbert Brothers locum.
'ras President In an M led to kill tbsdog, This was at 9 o'clock
Benson‘s Bar, Mass, July lt.——All
grounds for anxiety as to President Cleve
land's health were dissipated. He went
“in new cstboat Ruth was an
ehorerl ofl Aball's ledge, where the plant
dent had good luck. Mr. Cleveland was
seen sitting on the port rail coatlms and
with an old straw bat shading his eyea
lie looked contented and even happy.
A Belgia- Steeuwr lulled.
Saw You. July ll.-1'heleglanateam
ship lrribnits, which arrived from Santa
July sand has been detained at Quaran
tine since, owing to the fact that these had
been two deaths from fever among the
crew during the voyage. was selaed by or
tier of Collector Hendricks for an alleged
infraction of the customs lawa
Ila grew uneasy a few minutes later and
gradually became violent. While his father
and several others, who were called to by
Dr. lablbseh, held him he made desperate
aorta to bite them. He seemed to gain
strength every blatant and finally gave-
great struggle, gasped and than lay sa-
heustad.
M the lee Alida.
’l'bs mums returned at rsgularintervsls
ct from three to five minutes and each one
seemed worse than the otheruntll llvsmsn
were required to hold the boy as hostrug-
gled and ahriekad in agony. With a and-
dsu movement he threw them all aside as
if they were straws. and springing erect to
the centers! the bed stood glaring-t them.
When they attempted to take hold .06
him again he snarled and bit at them so
viciously that Dr. lehlbseh warned them
Cutting 01W".
AIBYIBDAI. x. Y., July ll...
Attorney John W. ligbney says that th
are 850 ntrmno in Montgomery county
who are receiving pensions under lbeact at
June 21, um Under the recent ruling oi
the pension department thsnernssof moi
them will be dropped from the list.
commanders to Is Court lartlelsl»
lasnorJoly ll.—1'hsllelts
eat of The Graphic reports that the
tainsof several of the vessslawhieh
part in the mansuvrtsot tbs lsdltsnaarsn
squadron oil ’hipoil will be court mar
tlalsd tor not having obeyed Admiral Try
on's fatal signal.
Iave'fltlaghlleflrsndslelel.
Rio Janna, Jslylt.-Ths We:
inltiotlraadsdsSulhashrohseDtmh
atlisge. ‘l’bsrallwayhasbsseeutaadthr
sltyof RioGrauds has basal
the rebels. General llarraiva.
gent leader. ls marshallng bk fevers st
to keep away lrom him.
'l'hsnsstinstant he dropped In urbane
tloa, but again the awful convulsion an
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