so.
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m .r.c.a emu-runes
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Holds from $10310 gals.”
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- OUR GUARANTEE
.‘fitbm
OVlLlTl and TIME
hsln'ehsolliebw question. .
hm-
DIAMONDS
we duly wily-ml; m” of win
Genuine Article.
\
lteq-Inslble mean mod-on
thvhsetoi tomoriorellhsrelle-oouat ior
TlBflll. JOHNSON & 60..
810 lest-en St. Brooklyn.
ounav mmn. run Pl’l‘ZIBI
monoculture-III. on
”Milled
lathe“).
Willi.
Stoves. Ranges 3 Heaters
Till. suit. iiilli III mun
Bpsolaletlanuon notolobhi . Alter.
derewlu W“ wltlflI prom Ind-end
care. dwell Mell-
stths prices.
III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 8T. IIIME.
suoonasonmaaeunox. ll 1!
HEAT?”-
’ afioflces.
‘ STOVES.
Tl N , WARE
Plumbing in all its Bunches. I
Fllll smut l’llllillills SUPPLIES
T. S. 'llllNAlllSllN,
South Nor-walk. ~‘ll
Isthmus llll uron.
Whe't’the Pope Has to Say to
the Nations.
mm 3131113 All?- JUSTIl'lABIIB.
them Deals largelywun those.
“noble-ole- llave e Blght to Prop-
CI, .d a Right to Work—Advice to
Wine oi Cepltel and Labor.
In Your. Aug. l.—The World prints
Ml! ll). billowing from Rome:
The pope has been engaged for some
month upon an cncyclicai to all the rulers
in Christendom.
' As pvevim eucyclicels have shown. his
hills-hes the Iahoflneetlon very near
“hi-Men. Hehas long had 'n lively hope
thatheiun the end oi his pontiilcate he
could be instrumental in bringing about a
Itchy condition oi the masses oi the people
and a irisndller ieeling between the capi-
talist and the operative. it is said that this
earn-lice] will be sent toench oi the various
Chrhtian powers in ill-«language oi that
power. and not to all in Lstin.
Among other things the pope says: Prop
atyhen essential element to social order
ion the preservation and development oi
"hut-an llie, end the divine lawhes de-
— clarsd property sacred and invioleble—
"cnficd he hewho removeth his neighbor’s
landmark.”
But the poor have. nevertheless. orig}:
tote emitted by the rich, not by in
will-lie almgiving, but by preparing
such employment ior them as will house-
in]. "If e man will not work. neithershall
but." Butt! he have no work it is plain-
lythednty oi thoeewho con donotopro-
ville it ior him.
This legitimetizcn property. No so culled
right haa any sanction it not sanctioned by
and no usurpation oi others’ rights
can apart the blessing oi heaven
Tb Social am
The social question should be placed on e
flixioue basis it we would obtain at once
a philosophical and s practical solution oi
the diiflrulty. The divine decree is that
~ man shall at bread by the sweat oi‘ his
,.
humeral thcapostolic injunction declares
that if e man will not work neither shall
he eat.
A ‘dke cenhe justified only u a means
ddeieuse, when an individual' 3 interest
taettecked. Never can it be justified as a
collective arm oi on.
v __ , Inuheeenntunl right to liveand to
work. As a meene oi procuring a living
he ha a right to remove every obstacle to
his work and to get the value oi his labor.
And therefore when his labor is neither
productive nor remunemtire he bus a right
to Muse to continue it.
But an individual right cannot be trans
formed into a collective right. nor can an
arm oi deiense be changed into an arm oi
Won to cause II means at good to do
“mete into a source at berm. An ag-
padre strike is not reciprocal between
operative and operative. but an immi-
lent of attack upon the proprietor nnd
Thoopcrator on strike in a massive and
dominated inatrument not an inIclilgent
auditor being. While his anion lessens
the capital oi the employer it puts no
rum in his own pocket.
The struggle against illegal coercion in
moo! theglories oi the Catholic church
flthh-wefluthewelierooi thopoo
is, should always be uppermost in tho
Binds of every government.
If the discontented operative in to be de-
tached iron anarchic socialism. hie wants
must he understood by his rulers who
must not leave to Ilnmpnloue agitators
lb monopoly of social reform
lor flould it he iomotten that many
wk) run thanmolves under the banner of
repudiate everything illcgal in
d anarchy. accepting only
thing: which regard the resolving oi
urgent dilllcnltles or economical and
atom demanded by the exigen-
Ioe should this danger be confined
blewhllweseothe rapid strides
mauled-liens ismekinx. Thad-mon-
flratloeswkich have taken place and the
unite and riots which have iollowvdm
”we symptoms at the situation and
“lathe entail attotionoi thslnoet
sumo-ins and lawmakers. who
mum that democratic soul-l-
h—riprasdletoepoweroiwhichlth
muuhthInthu-uoi
i
i
“I III- Inning «mm Virginia in tholi-be
. to have and the building ior mango. was
FRENCH DIPLOMACY.
New England In (Inlet. Franco ‘Vlll MI.
Illa-I lharplylto Teens.
Bssoxox. Aug. I.-'l‘he uneasine-
among the people bore. in irom leeuninfl.
is increasing. Seven more French gun-
boats have arrived at Kohil-Chang, web
log a total oi llnow there. The intentions
oi the French are awaited with tear and
apprehension.
Rear Admiral llumann, commendinl
the French I quadron. besiesuodalncond
blockade notice. to take oflect three d!!!
from Saturday. He will order the British
wurubipa PullruI and Swlit nowinxlylng
off Bangkok. to no outalde the blockade
limits. M l’nvie._tl1e FreII-bminletu'mi-
dent, has gone to Seixon.and Rear Admir-
al linmann in der direct orders ironI
Paris. Unless th French government in-
terposm quickly. an attack on Bangkok
seems certain. The trading community is
surprised that ilnmanu is still allowed e
free hand.
Paws, Aug. i.——'l'he nmblxnons tone oi
the cabinet council in accepting Slam’s
surrender has excited much comment. It
is generally understood that this tone was
adopted ior the purpose oi soothing inter-
national aunceptlbililieo. it is ntetodon
high authority that France intends tot-eke
decisive steps to insure Slam's carrying
out the terms oi the ultimatum. The
blockade oi the Siamese coast will be con-
tinned it is said. until France's demands
are satisfied The French force now pres-
ent in Siamese waters is believed to be sul‘
ilcicnt to make the blockade cilectlve.
A prominent Paris merchant. who owns
warelmnscsin Bangkok. in anintmiow.
expressed the opinion that decisive action
is necessary to restore the prestige which
France enjoyed in Siam alter the adoption
oi the commercial treaty of 1300. French
trade has recently declined heavily. he
said, in consequence of English and Ger-
man enterprise and intrigues to destroy
French influence.
He' believed that. the strong tone oi the
ultimatum would tend greatly torsion
the influence oi France in Siam.
The general opinion here in that the is-
sue oi the controvcray' In a triumph for
I' much In er English diplomacy lt ll be.
licved In the diplomatic circle that there
will be no disagreement between France
and England lo the delimitation of the
imntivr. it is also believed that China
will ndopt her customary course and not
meddle with the matter.
Labor right on the Luv-her Docks.
Asnmxn. Wis, Aux, 1.—’l'hetruuble be
tWI-IIII the union and nonunion men at tin
lumber ducks in this city culminated in e
fight. in which a number on both sides
were injured. The union men ettecked the
Shores‘ dock IvhiIlI was guarded by the
chic! oi police. sheriffs and drputiea. A
fierce light rIIIIllcd, in which a number oi
tho union men were badly clubbed and one
shot. but not totally. The men Ilnally
succeeded in reaching the boats and put
the nonunion men to rout. About 20 of
thorn III-n- :Irrmtetl on clinrgm ol rioting.
l:r:umli,mly after dinner the proprietor!
of lllt‘ lllerreu! sawmills here. including
('m-lxrmw. .\ldermnn Payne and Isa-Mayor
“mm, mm to the Shores' mill and began
um»: ill: shares to load the lumber on his
l ' lI “‘I'I" n curious sight to see wealthy
II-r mill mum-r3 shoving lumber. and
I .v striking union mt-ll Insole no attempt
: . mob-q II.- n. it i. {euml that the man
\\ In ’-\.I- ll.jul’t‘nl in the riot will die. “is
I .~ Ii‘IIe' in ~ been bold.
A 'l'urnndn “role the Draught.
\l'nuiixu. Aux. l.—'l'he long drought
which has prevailed throughout thlalec-
tion oi the state was broken by eterrldc
thunder and rainstorm which swept over
the entire region iron: west toeest. Over
500 telephones were burned out in thin city.
At Caldwell, O..e few miles iroIn here.
there II‘n-I II great destruction oi property
by a terrible tornado which accompanied
the min. The handsome Presbyterian
church II as completely wrecked. The nice-
[III loll M rmm .\orth Mutt. cradling into
the residI Im- oi James Kennells. wrecking
it 'lhe .\‘oblc County National bank
building was also wrecked. The opera
llIIilh't. II III-wnpnper office and cover!“ other
buildings were badly Ilamaxed.
Vetera- out... Ilok: Smith.
Laxcasrun. Pa. Aug. 1. —- Seventeen
Grand Army poets ol lanceater county
met here and speakers denounced Secre-
tary licks Smith in more terms Resolu-
tions were adopted denouncing the policy
he is pursuing on the pension question and
rolling a hall. on his method». Theaetlm
oi the meeting will he presented at the up
pronchlox national encampment in Indian
epolla. .-. ‘U
The Colo-Ia Getting Into ‘l’vtfi.
New Y,oIIII Aux 1.——'l'he cop defender
Colonie. the Ronni syndicate host. re
turned from Newport. (the will go on the
dryde in the Erie basin ior e t
overhauling bsiore meeting the \‘lgilent
and other cracks in the trials that will do
etde which oi the new vessels will have the
honor oi Iieieudlnn the America' a cup
11:. cholera In Naples.
lions. Aug. 1. —1'be government still
summon-s telegrams nonunion the chol~
era in Napier. The trulhleknown despite
munlclpal mover-lion in denying the
iecte Probably the Illustlon ls ior worse
than has been reported. especially in view
oi the notorimuly unsanitary condition oi
the city. ‘‘‘‘‘‘‘
W the “he-p r».
14mm. Ind. Aug. I “A been on the
lore: of James Benton was by
Ire, entailing a loan of “0.”. Nine km
were cremated. A tramp. who is believed
emoibered by the smoke and his body was
burned.
Water-pews lied Tove Aw- he he...
Mormon. Mean. an I.--A wreck no
curred on the Marleen international reli-
wey near Trevino station. Awslerspout
had washed away several rude at neck.
and Ibeeentbonnd pneumtralndevhsd
into the up.
“OI III I“
Dtlwrit. Aug. 1AA riot lgia
worn-ti
reset. and tour ringleader us is lull.
Thimble» believed totem-tubule-
leyln payment oi wages at thehenklin
mnel
mammalian-um
mound nun. Ann I. Jih- italek It
5:!“an india. with one oi kiswitu
SltVEil MEil VlElfiilMEll ‘
Mayor llsrrison Greets Them
When the Convention Opens.
THEY m VERY HUG! ll RAW
Withilae tarpon: In View, the Iavtagel
Silver. the Factions Are Likely 'to II
norm-lous— I'leulng l'or a m. Crusade.
A Secret Iovcrnont.
Cmcsoo, Ann. l.—'l'he national silver
convention is now in iull blast. it wee
called to order by lion. A. J. Warner, and
a speech of welcome was made by Mayor
Carter llerriaon. The business oi the con-
vention was then taken up in earnest.
'l'hoeswho expected the convention togo
to plecu on the shoals oi partisanship un-
derestimated the deep feelings that actuate
moot oi the delegates Populist. green-
becker and the iron silver mun seem to be
united on one programme—that the repeal
oi the Sherman purchasing act must be
rubbed to the last unless there be coupled
with It en actior the tree coinage oi silver
or for exreater volume oi currency.
The greenback" end the l’opullnt. who
believe that the flat or the government is
as potent to make a dollar out oi a strip
of green paper as it is to make a dollar oi
70 cents of silver. are oi course not pertio
ular whether the legislation to be nub-
stltuted ior the Sherman act shall be in!
coinage or government greenbacke, but
ior the sake oi showing a solid trout
against the common enemy. the mono-
metailist, they will unite with the tree
coinage men In concerted resistance to the
Cleveland policy unless a greater volume
at currency be insured to meet the atria»
saucy oi the flnanclnl situation.
in this programme are iound united the
Republican congressman. linrtinc oi .\‘e
vmln. the Democratic Silver Dollar Wen
nor of Ohio, the Populist Kolb oi Ala-
bama and all their respective iollowcrs, and
their name is legion.
The Silver Men's Programme.
It is apparent even now that the work oi
the convention is not to end with the, slut
die adjournment oi Wednesday. Aggres-
sive committee-«I arc to be appointed to
carry the light to Washington and state
committees will be named to work nppub
lie sentiment in the various states. Then
a campaign committee is to be named and
to this committee is likely to bc intrnsted
what is really the most important work oi
the free silver crusade. its work will be
accret, and it in expected it will labor to
enlist the esol-tancc oi the unemployed
everywhere. MINI meetings nightly ior all
the weeks to come during the financial
crisis are to he held by the unemployed and
poverty alrickcn in every city oi the lend
and resolutions are to be there presented
and adopted calling upon congresu to pm
a tree coinage bill.
This is to be iollowed by another import
not move. The proselytinx oi labor Iced-
ers oi labor organizations in to follow next.
and the silver men, who well know how
subsen'iently the averaxe political deme-
xouue bonds the knee to the demand» oi
the labor orgnni‘mtione, expert the same
lawmakers who pm! the alien labor law
and the ('hiueso exclusion bill to hcerkrn
to the voice oi labor and increase the vol}
tune oi circulating medium until the
wants oi the country are relieved.
They Are Crusaders.
it is to he II greet mural crusade. a
wakeulnx oi the masses until the popular
demand bottom. so strong that “the voice
oi the people will be stronger than the
voice oi gold." the Populist puts it. The
men who are assembled here are terribly
in earnest. and their members and the
marked [II-Mimi“, and intelligence oi
most oi their leaders give greater Imam
canoe to the gathering than that attending
any similar convention in the put. Over
1.0“) Ill-lean” assembled lur dollheretion
todoy. and the gathering is indeed a na-
tional convention.
Some oi the moat prominent men in the
convention ere stSeaator Thomas M. Pet-
torson. General Werner. Senator inalien-
tell oi Montana. Senator George Shoo o‘m
Nevada. Congressmen WillIeSwsst olde-
ho. Senator William 3!. Stewart oi "WE
do. Congress-ea Marion Cannon oi Cell~
iornla. Colonll Sumpter Ilse oi Alabama.
Senator llnbols oi Nevada. Cough-amen
W. W. flowers 0‘ Celllomia. Unptale ll.
l-‘. Cobb. Colonel P. J. Bowman. Warren
Rosco. A. T. Goodwin and 7e“ Gaston ol
Alabama, Herman T. Aulmk oi Illinois.
chairman oi the People's party national
orecutlvsaomrnlttrs; (home IF. mm:
oi It bout“. Congressman in
Nevada. governor Moi Montana and
sit-Governor liontt oi Colorado
Sher-Ia- he- let (lo-plied With.
WAallllm'l‘ol. Any. I.—-l'orthe first this
mace thepesugsoi the Shannen sliver law
the treuury this month tolled to buy the
in" quote oi t.l00.000 ounces oi silver
The total. purchase iorithe mouth was
2.1!“.000 ounce». leevlnxe shortage we.
Denounces.
‘l'hesllvev men indloalee purpou tore
elplteto a silver Illseuulon on the
worklexdeyoi theatre evasion oi coo
[me by a mlution oi loan! as to
whetheror not the secretary“ tree»
nryheonot exceeded his authority lure
luring topurcheoe 4M0» ouacrsoi ell
la" anuIyeI provided bytks liberals:
(lotion Hills Clo-e.
Inwmcs. Mesa. Aug. 1.4.qu
now [eels their» blowoithsbualne-dv
praslou. Notices were posted to theme
hatteoottuamlilutetln that the milk
wm close next Saturday ior II too-thee
“not“ IksIaerket Mullen.” The Attic
tic-ills oyifilopeopleendhefle
weekly 1 ct m
mmmwumm
Iwn‘rvvgtw.l$.ml.;0ousrei
an.” arena. t W
all at the Raine war. was buried at
liceedVlvwwitkslelssI-m
WWI-ed.
new honour. a. 1.. A... I.—Joh
tkswel lkaewa mt.
alum Dsetbweetheneultui aute-
srsldlesolatlonmesssdbyolds'.
momma-munch».
cuckoo. Any I.»1‘IIIIVIIIIII'I tats h
nook-ll over and Actual pelt-t“
essslsv the in! three “than“
PEARY'B maifiucx.
llad Illouty la (letting Dogs and lay h
hou- la low.
81. «1081's N. F. A .l.-——Mnll nm of
Lieutenant Penn and is espsdltion re
ceived from Labrador is very unoetll-
isotory. The Falcon arrived at Battle
Harbor on July 18 alter a very rough and
disagreeable passage into St. J ohn It 8b.
was swept by heavy soon. which did con.
elder-hie damage
LleIIteuant Peary Ipont two days at Bate
tls Harbor to enable him to repair dIIIn-
exee and to give his animals a chenco to
recuporotc. While there he tried to pur-
chase (Iowa, but tailed. lie then sailed ior
‘l'urnIII-lk. Exorlrltent prices were linked
ior dogs there. so the lieutenant decided
not to purchase. lie visited llopednlc next
end there the some thing happened.
While at llopcdale he contemplated kill-
ing his donkI ye. lle intended to visit the
more northern ports oi Labrador for the
purpose at getting dour. though the delay
would IIcriously endanger the menace at
his plane.
it is now considerably alter the time
whcu he should have sailed ior Greenland
with xood prospects of antenna. The ‘
son is getting loin-rid the chances tire
that he will be unable to reach find-loin
buy. as thoslramcr may be irvIseII in and
be unnblc to get clear until next year
THE BASEBALL SCORES.
NATIONAL 1.1“on (EARLS.
Al Brooklyn—
Ncwl'urk.....0 0 0 0 ll 0 0 0 0-
llrI-Iklyn ...... o o o I 1 o I o I»
ilnldulu and Doyle. Stein iklltl Kinslnw. [7 m-
pirrn lillllnvy and liornnnsr.
Al litalIIII ,,
l’lIilmlclplIla...0 0 0 0 ll 0 0
Mlnn..........l l 0 0 3 0 l
Keefe. ('lvuwnte and (frost: Nit-
netl. l'lllplrt’ lininlic.
At Loni-cull: II.
L'lminneti. .3 0 3 0 0 0 5 .l s it
lnuim‘ilie . U l 5 ll 0 0 i 0 l)—- i 9 3
Sullivan and \‘nuxbnn. Stanton and mint
l'mplrc- Snyder.
Al l'lIlI‘IIgn
IL
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Ell. I.
Cleveland“ .. 2 3 0 2 l H t t l lll'L‘l 5
(fhlmgu ..... 0 ll 1 U n H o : I; 010 ll
t‘larkmn and O'Connor. Hutchinson and Kilt-
ritlxe. Umpinn liuret.
AI St. Louis - II. II. r..
l’lthbunr. .l l I H l I) 0 ll (L t l0 l
Shlnuio ...... ll 0 II 'J l '3 i l l-ll13 3
tiuIIIbvrI and Sunnis-n, “ll‘llt’ithlx‘lllfilld l’riu.
Umpire LyIIrlI
Al ‘\'fll~lllllfllhn»
linllllnol’t‘.....l 0 0 01 II t) 0 1»»3 5 2
Washington... 0 0 ll 0 I 0 l 0 II— 3 9 2
Mull-III- and Clarke. .\lt't‘klfl and Powell.
Umpire Mtfluuid.
EASIthh' LIABLE GAMES.
At Eric:
it. II. I.
ll. IL L
Eric......,...fll0l0|0£irlid]
I'rIII1IloIII~I-.. ll II I II 0 ll 0 II II 1 7 H
('litrkund llcrurr. lluyle and Home. \‘Inpltv
- Knowing.
Al lllnglmmlnn- II. II. I.
lilugltumiui...0 I) 2 0 n U l I l 2 7 9 3
Tmy ........ .L'l‘lllll‘l uozlo 51:11
Kutkle uml rim-rm). “ruler and \lurphy.
I'm; In limit.
.\I “ilkral-urrc ,
“'llLI-elntIrtt-.. l 0 i) I l 0 0 ll 0» 8 l) 0
Albuny...,., .0 ll 0 ll .3 l l) I r -7ll l
.\lclatuahlln. [Alki‘ l‘llul Lih'liflni'l", t'ullltmn
and \"llwu. l'IIIIIIIv .luu-pllllnttin.
H. II. L
Polaris“! “'Illlhy Killed “[on
l‘IuIvInnxrr, Aug. 1,—Juhu Gilligan oi
l’awturkot, who was Sunday evening poi-
soned by drinking what was Sllpptm'll to
be wbioky, died, not having recmw-n-lcoir
ocionnnm» ninct- hie first attack This is
the M‘Clh’lil victim of llllricn‘lt'tlf polm‘lllng.
The third man who drank oi lllt' poison,
Robert Kyle. i». comfortable, and is l'llll‘
aiIlI-rwl out oi IIIIan-r. James F. Quinn
oi whom it in claimed the poisoned whisky
was purchased was arraigned beiore the
districtcourt. lie pleaded not guilty, and
iurnlshod hall In the Hun of to on
Blot e lJvlocIIvo.
STRM‘PSE. All“. I.“ \h lthln a low loci of
the city hall Deimtw Jamvs llIIrI'I-y was
in the act oi melting an arrest oi hr” sus-
pI-cted individuals when one oi the IIII-u
drew envolvrr Ind abut the tlt'lm‘lll't‘ in
the head. killing him instantly. (IIII- man
we- caught. The txrilculent Inn iuiemw.
"All lib! the police nclI‘Il promptly there
would hevc been It mob n|llhlt‘l’ on thr-
spot. The murderer gave bin name an
George A. Barnes. but refused lousy where
he resided. lilo companion has not been
[captured
Ir. Iofiavglrtoa's Funeral.
“universe. Aux. L—‘l'he tum-ml m»
ice-I over the remains oi on Senator Donald
.\icVauxhtou will behold III. in! Illp In no
W odor-day {mm the l‘roebylorluu church
at Mumford [in Dr. J. l“ HaIIkcy will
oillciate A special train will In IIIII imm
this city to Nuutiord The beemra will be
Oliver Allen. William llemllton. Jnmeeri
tit-hem. Joseph W. Taylor. Henry D. Mc—
Naughton and Jenna K es
'I'Ive It. late m Apnoea.
CllAL'TAl'IQlIA. 1‘31qu“. 1 ..... ’l'lIssteenI-
er City oi l’ltlebuvn ran aground oil the
shore hero and could not be moved toe an
hour. The City oi Cleveland went to the
mend was also ntrsudrd. Tho-om
the two lent-st shalom on the lake. liotb
were lull oi pusenxm who were wild
with excitement. A ball doseu lugs, utter
a prolonged etiort. remind ln motion
the haste. .. «new..-
A Ibetrnetlve New Jemy l’lvot
ilorsvrtt. N. LAM, Lurk-um
e have belonging to (,3. Brian. the hook
and insider truck house. a largo Imp an.
firms building. not quite comm
“on at John II {Norm Jr the
"I only "not William Mornll and Ike
personm oi the Calvary lleptlal church.
The My Deb] heads.
Amour Paul. N. J.. Ann. I. ~me
Bredley' II ionrth annual baby parade takes
mime this eiteruooa l’ pwetde at U0
are eutervd. among then- Mug two
pelrsoitwlno. I act oi triplsto, II In”.
actions baby and a number at comm
intents. _* ***********
Ibo llama late he: Live.
mnlmrma. Aug. 1 w'l‘heeeem
enact the Amine pvt-cam molly
condemned to death at Aaron ior taking
part in the sodium uprising at Home
and Deserve have been commuted [bytke
sellea tsp-eel servitude tonight Int!»
none In, W who. r- I r...
Wampum. N 0. Aug l.—-lI-nn¢ e
the WM . ecolorul In
men. climbed ulterior the pumping
series honey Isle bye mm or wild
has” in e hollow ll-b. unto... m
the tree and kind Germ.
SILLY RUNS fill BANKS.
New York Savings institutions
Crowded With Depositors.
WOMEN WANTED THEIR HONEY.
People With smell Home Oct Seared and
limited to the Beat to Got Their Bav-
hxe—Porelxners Were llnrtl to Reason
With—Sousa Did Not .IJIIo to Take Hold.
lino l‘IIIIII, Aug. l.~-At_nll ol the bunks
here an unusual number oi nervous do
posilor» want their money, More than
thremiunrtors oi them one women. At
the flat side banks, where the depositors
em montly foreigners. the run is heaviest.
.There is no IIlIIrIII among the $1leng
bank» IIll'IcialII over the situation. They
all declare that they are more than able to
meet with their cash balances the tlt‘lllllllllri
that will now be made upon them. They
pen. expect that the excitement among the ix‘
nomnt depositors will subside by the end
at the week at least.
'l'lIia confidence on their part in warrant-
Hl by the ttl'lloll‘i oi Ilepmitom at tho
bank». At many of the bunk the amount
01 .Iey paid in dill much to offset what
was drawn out, At one of the largest
bank» the aIIIoIIII: dblMJxlll‘tl was almost
nut-ball as large on the amount drawn out.
So iar m is known. all the savings banks
in the city except two or three put tin-time
clause into client before the day closed.
There Wen- strnnxe scenes around the
bunks during the day. .\t the Emigrant
lnIlIIItrisIl Savings bank in (' bombers
strI-et. there was a crowd ui from it!) to M1)
depouitorn all day. The great majority oi
them were poor women. and It very large
percentage oi them were Italians. The
bank had not availed itseli strictly oi the
time clans». but they paid thI small depus
iturs in lull
‘llIey objected to Gold.
.\t thi-I bunk, us In nil the others. the 0!-
first” bml I-irrka out among the tirpositvl's
explaining :II IlII-m IlIu ill-dunno» of their
fright, flllil IlII-sI- l‘llliwurlca induced scores
oi Ilmw oil» had mine to get their money
to goewuy without it. All those who lll‘
nlblrtl on drawing on much osthcymuld
Were p:I'I 1 ball in Krt‘tlllllacks and half in
gold. 1! was ll sonmvlmt remarkable incl
that neurl)‘ all objected to the gold and
Milt-Ii that it be t'ltliltngl‘d for the paper
money.
At the Franklin Savings bank nu Eighth
avenue tlII IroIId oi depmitora II hoII aural
to withdraw llIIIr lllulll')‘ was VII) large.
Tbs tiun Il IIII~I- i ll there im- -II ponteil
i’IIsiclI-nt :‘lrIlIiImll lIIrIIIr said that be
thought III I- Stilt‘ llll III. would all be ou-r
in three or (our ll:|\~. it» It was confined
only totiII~ poorer and more ignorant do
Milan.
The Broadway Savings institution. the
“Will-.1 Saunas institution and u“- Haul
liiwr bani. lIuIl only obout l‘.’ time notices
aerII-Il upon llltlll and no grout rusl: oi
people a! Ikl‘)‘ lllllt‘tlllrllli.’ the Il. n the
[infirm 3mm.“ lIIIIk IIIIIl a I'Wl l-Yll
the limits oxu-lerll the IleIII-Its {Oi the
day lo the llltlllliiil oi only Gilli-H livery-
lIoIlI' ILL. ltl“'llUIlll\rilIll‘tl “1th (ill the
Inwnry he mum-Ii Ii he could Flili‘Y :I “001‘
I'IIIwI; lur \\ ItlI-lmu .II.{ It.
llmv II ltvIrI “aria-II.
’Hun- “In ;'~I.':IlI-Il in II .lL“l‘\lll \"1.’ ~11
Saturday lllHllI D In It tlII .' >1 Ill
b. Ink." II l'lllllll‘. . ill .\"I‘ M. “In Mm: but it,
hull cluwd its Ilm-I’II. This I'nuwtl II wit-II»
1235 run on the 5M“! batik nt .‘lifiiimntl
lire“. which was kt'pl up all day.
The Poll-Ill IIIIIl line-I'm“ Jew-I, winners
the tll'llisllurfi in the “mud street State
bunk, IliIl lint know \Ilnt “Noll " mount,
They «nine to the wuulunum {but it. was a
typographical Irrur and that the lntllk n~
IIpeIII-Il llll‘h' Iszn It rush II! Ilt'lNiltltnht tII
Ilruw out tlII'Ir mom}. it II .III iIIIpIm-Iiblo
l0 Imm-IIII- the III. «1 tin IIll'IIIr-I Ilmply
paid out I \t r, I'Iununt tlmt II .II (filled (or
and prepared in ll 'III-l n run.
About All oi the Brooklyn navlngnbnnka
ln~lslrtl on the rule n-quirinx notice oi the
w'IIlIIlrIIIInl I-i llt‘lhftll". but only in l‘itlll' oi
deIImIIIlII ior III-I-r ill“. and Mlllnlll‘f IIIIrIII
“‘t‘h’ [mill nil! lt’I't’l)‘.
'l‘llt‘l‘l‘ WI-n- month before lllt‘ IriIIIIIm’II
oi nearly IIll liIv bunk-I ulIIvII they "pent-II
(or lIIIIlIum, but tlwn- II.I~ In) «I'IIlI-III'e of
panic ’l'lwrr “I'l‘l‘ Inmplmntn in uni at (in-
cuiormurnt oi lllo 1M day notice l’llll‘, but
there we» very lilllI- ucllI-IIII-nt. and the
special policemen who Worn III- drilled III the
bank» had nothing tuIln but to keeppeo
pic in line.
Yer-lien ”ester (alve- I’p.
('IJlV ILMII, .\IIII. l, . l .l. Moriarty.
iIInIiluIv lll'lIll'l‘, made an mIIaIIIIvIIt, l'.
N. lipetm'r mu IIImlIv medium and roughly
entlIIIeteIl Ihe llahllltlm at room.
A upstagnolsl Ila-III Ann's».
Bl'RIMWlI'IJD. lll-. Aux l The Spring-
flvldtlevluxslnuk. with II rupttaiui W3.-
lllJ and depmlt» In! about llw. ill). male on
Alignment.
teeth» I'm-I III-em
lkmm.Aug. l. l“. A. boring ll: (30..
leather denim. oi lit: Idnroln Itmt. with
royed etaoovry at Wol-um. have made on no
elxnmrnt. ’
A muons- link Vent. “III-e.
rmvumnut. Aug. 1. The Merchanta'
Savings book called ior ill Ilayo' ”Dill! on
withdrawal ol Ill'pmllu,
unlea- Immu- (lo ruin.
tints/I. Mun. Aux. l. -»J, ll. i‘onretl It
(30.. merchants oi lion, this numbers
made on assignment.
LITTLE BITS OF NEWS.
The mnlmilah oi Karpurlhele ettrnrlvd
the Mm at throttles
Dr. Ammuni- ll. Morton oi New York
killed Ilium-ii by taking chloral ailer-
The president end miller oi the link oi
milliliter. Nob, are Impacted»! being the
robbers who cleaned it out molly.
General [III-Milan turned over the an
Molotov-int to his sum, llr. has
i.
Daniel Muller. a merchant oi Dover. I
.1...le suddenly wklle hell-lug at Court
inland
lII tboregettsottheltoysl lmteehtes
club. a. Come. the Brits-ale wa lest.
theVelkyrlsm wooed end the iterator third
Outhouse-deem mire-the
madlvermlees
memo-minutiae»
adenine im- the
the-enrol Juneau-hum
Henriette load”.
lids Ma MM
methionine. one evince
Itst Misuse
fern-II in MI» their bank. fllltl “llt'll it was -
mermaid».
Will-303““
Every tummy Hominy.
Till mum mm 0?
FRESHI‘ISALTFISH
r‘.T0 BI FONXD‘R
imported Oils.
Sardlnes.
.FIIslI VEGETABLES Every Inning
ORDERS DELIVERED PRONPI'LY.
Hunthlelufi,
Toleplumc Cali. ”1.
P838.
never seen all orwalk
overhan added. Timon" allowance wl
nx oi balmwlll I
aellonlyinlge-CIIF.IIII1.GC
sail only. i
irectio II thercoi. not including selling master.
”ll-:0. .Auzuet 831mm Entry Blankewlll
:3
, f IMPMVEMENT m '
II II IIIII‘ II Inn Point. Inn... IIIIIIII
OPEN 16 ALL
Nearly all of the lilmert Yuchts' III Long Island Sound
promised to helpreson‘t and take part' In the Regatta. Somethin
HANDBOME CUPE AND I’RIZEB ill GOLD.
ell-filth; Cebiuliloo u”anym'h ioieoteudunder.8llver any“ to firehutnuoogud.
gnaw .33 (mare: 2' .2 2 :2: 2: 2
M‘ m II I N ll M u u fl II u
w: 0 u M" II I. h. I. II
mun-“aw... all? g: .. .. .. ....2 .2 .
(Hamil ster 0 .0” ' I. .. I. .. .. .. .. ..
WIFE)“; did? m“ I. .. .. .. .. .. g... ..
(lie-III}. Jib end Melnnil. ll ioet endnndor.
Clean luck. srlegulliool
No Seen ndPriuwillbo v liunnnm [enact-rill: lcaslhe Nitrate, I!
started with luathenxboets ”Bel ml mfiummontwfilho n Musing-“lime!“ "u".
hatflopgedm by the
III
Nu restriction as ill.” “nil-M in”II awn-ea A. and B. Only Jib end Maine-ll in (finer-ea 0.
leaves ll. and l.
and I).
am Bantam-y carry J leIIlnunlI and
carryrnoro than one man ior
council" Illssto Windward or lerIrIlaIIIl Isturn- Entrance For,“
You rill-t be in the bangs oi the committee by it o'clock e. In, Bat,
m
A r
z. I. woollwaltn or reasons Billlllll'l', sono- hormllll, cm.
mic-"-
crveshoi‘l (it: out.“ In
lion ea In bellaatl
No IIh
nuthor ole-es.
every three loot oi railing .eualh or
upon amIliI-etiom lim' toiled
Makes an every-day convamncc of en
old-lime luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous care. Highest
award at all l’nrc Food Expositions. Each
mirage mains too large pics. Avoid
lotions—and insist on having the
NOSE SL‘CH brand.
IERRELL & SOULE. Syuczse. N. Y.
ulzlr‘
dofz‘ Ina-her In
\ l'. 8. Paint ole-e,
I878 to lilfll.
Olllrm 4'31 it! uh strut-,t
BIIIMRPOKI’. CON fl.
IIII IIIIIIIIS
WAT...
. I
Iilllilflllllflls PRICES
From fit.“ to ll. 6 diflervnt style» oi
running [can all warrenlai. lludwm
on line can all: at o . r
mntrrtup nixed bodies is extensive. An
:rlm 0'52"» Meringue. i v. JV "I"
ulntorlngdonoel alum ootwo. eluci-
an» 'm nice. “'13vale
F. BOYLSTON.
nowav'mu. or. woe-In II. it. [NI-“mi
W. L 00ch
so anon Irvin.
be when! Mosul-rel "It
’- ”mum” _]
lip-one: wk“
33...: V“: cram-I
tw'zpbim “outline!
ohm
J. o; aromatic.
UnWOl’I
mucus
minimum
REGULAR TIME-TABLE.
STEAM ERSYLVAN SHORE
Leaves
SOUTH N()RWALK-—10 :00 and 11: :‘lo a. m; 2. 00, 3 30 and
5:.40.pm
RO’l‘OhY POINT—10:45 a. m.;12:15. 2:15, 5.00 and 0:30 p. m.
*4».—
25¢
———— EXCURSION FARE -—-—— 25c.
———«o~ ——
Steamer can be chartered for moonlight excursion at reason-
able rates.
1‘;th u 21L 'rIe
reowcrnmv NS TI
orders
for
anything
in the
line of
Flnelob mg
that you
may wish
and we
Guarantee
that the
work
will be
done with
IIWl
"" emmel
Mimi}: ~—
.
How is the Time
“run—m
ROOT BEER."
Thayer’s Root Beer Ext.
South Norwalk.
:i'llAl‘
Entrance .\‘o. tr: Wenhinxton at.
only We per Bottle.
Makes the finest and most dc-
licious drink imaginable.
llllE IllilllE MAKES 5 ML
Full Directions With
Each Bottle.
— -- AT -—
Tomlinson’sl’harmacy‘
lull!
DR. F. WIDARMER.
I'OS'I' OYI'ICIZ BUILDING.
Conn.
Palnlesh bontlstry
TI-clh filled and Erlrnt-terl'witlmut pain.
Crown and Bridge Work.
37.51.3121 0' 18"“ 05 RED RUBBER
$8
No better made no matter how much you pay
Tet-til. cur-I ted without
nil.
Ilia... V ltilIml Air or Arophenel.
'l'I-cth I leaned. - - m
'rt‘t‘ ‘ih Illlnl with Amallnun. . - Do
Teeth filled with Platinum. - - 03%
Teeth [died with Gold. - “mend Up
All Work (inure-iced.
UlllI-eopen from I a. -. until 0 p. I.
all ly
E.ll.llorrisSalello
timeshare to E. ('. lorriII A (Is.
can-rel. amuse.
It Indian St. Boston, II".
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
Bani Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bani Vault Boots.
All)
llll’llflimoflllm
anion.“ 53:“?
FU RN lTU RE
GREAT ammo.
David Stow,
Norwalk Chronicler