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Evening sentinel, Friday, December 15, 1893 · page 3

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Senator Voorbees Introduces a
Brand New Measure.

'BLBOTIONB BILL IN THE SENATE.

V ‘13 II Eartha Buck l-‘nvoruhly Ind Placed

. on “I. WcudIr-cbnndloek In the flow

0"! Motel-nod mug—.(‘niislc Chops 0ft
Inlay floods. ‘

, ‘Wumzmrox. Dec. 15.—~'l'l|c fleuuletrhun-
mu much busincm of u miscellaneous

' character. The house bill repealing the
Marni election laws, l‘l‘lt’rrud to the com-
mittee on privilege.»- and elections n few
days ago. was reported lllll'li fnvornbiy mul
placed on the calendar. ‘

Among the bills lntrinlnoed the most. im‘
portnnt was one by Senntor Toorhees.
chairmen of‘ the committee on finance,
providing for the coinage of, the vsilver
ulznlorageiu the trousm’yut the rule of
08.00010) per month, and. when flint is ex-
haustedfor the imrciuhcnurl column: of n
similar nmnunt of silver monthly. A house
bill providing for two :uiditionnl associate
justices of the sum-em t' court for Oklahoma
territory was passed.

The resolution nl'l'crcd mun: dnys ago by
Mr. Pel'fer to rust-ind :-. rue-n1 order closing
the senate cliamh-r in \isltoru was con-
sidered. It. wnupmwu-utivc of much de~
beta and “TM finally return-d in the coni-
mlttee on rules.

The Vonrheu Financial Bill.

Senator \'oorlices' hill provides for the

. coinage oi" the silver seigniorttge at the
rate of 524mm) at month, for mentor-
chase and coinage of so,tux;_<m worth of
silver per month after the coinage" of the
selguiornge, for the retirement of paper
currency of iessdenominntious than #10,
for the retirement of nil gold coins of-lese

_ denomination-a tlxun $l0 and for the ap-
pointment of un international conuniuslon.

The bill provides in dctuli that the
reignlornge or profit fund which has re-
sulted from the loinnxc of silver bullion
under the Bland and Sherman note. or
which should result from such coinnge,
shall be coinrd into .~llver dollars, of stunti-
on! weight and finelltxr, with full legal
‘léfi'der quality, at the rule of not less than
~09,000,000 per lilozil ll, nnd that such dollars
shall be C(Il'el‘l‘ll into the trensury. The
[liver plilt louse auction in no follows:

That when all tho seigiiioruge bullion has
been coined it shall he. the duty of the seam
myof the lrcu-ury to purchase each month
rllver bullion iii the market value in quanti-
lieu sullkli‘mt to roll: not lose than 3240M")
each month.

If. is also provided thnt when nny paper
circulating notes or certification of less de-
nomination thun 310. except national bank
notes or ccrtilirnn s redeeumblc only in nil-
ver dollars, simli lv.» received nt. the two:-
ury, they shall not be i‘ciusilctl. but. shall
be destroyed and rt'pincell by nu equal
amount of like notes or crrtillt’utea of
donomiuatioxm of not in.“ than $10.

Hereafter no Math uni bani. coins of less
denomination tlmn :51” are to be issued.
The bill prohibits tin further coinage of
$2.50 and to gold pleura}.

The bill makes provisions for the up-
polntluent of livecommissioners to no in-
ternational conference to be held at it place
to be lmn-ufm- designated. with :1 view to
secure liilerunlininillyn ilxity of relative
value between guldmui hill‘t‘l' no money by
means of acolnxnun l'itiio lxuu'een these
metals, with free inlutnge :u curb ratio.
The sum of mm) in iuuprupriutcd to curry
this clium- of ilu‘ bill lulu cllvcx.

In regard in the lull-mine in some quar-
ters Hunt the uduiimnrntlou favored the
billintroducedSenatorVoorhreu mid: “My
bill is not the remit of one word of consul-
tation, and i certainly (in not claim to rep-
rcunt the llilllillll~ii'itiiilll in introducing it.
1 do desire, hum-rev, to help the treasury
out of its deficiency."

in the Baum

The houcc moi dcndiocked for two hours
by the refund of tho ltcpubliuinu to vote
on the motion to go into committee of the
whole for the combination of tho A rimnu
statehood bill.

The Deniccvctle lenders decided to pro-
ceed with the consideration of the Arizona
sud New Mexico biliu and iii-pom of them
More the hoiiduyn. The Republican lend-
ers do not relish the him of bringing them.-
Democrstic territorial; into the Union, and
t , It the request of the leaders. minin-
Id or rating. except those from the for
want. and especially thou from the newly
Idmltud ulstenof \VMllluflitllt, Wyoming.
Montana, ldnlm and the llukom. who
fluid not with cmwlricncy place ouyob
mole in the way of their alum territories.

The Democrat» expect to have their own

uorum prmni todny. The Motion-ohm
all we: called up during the moraine
'- ._ hour. but wan [lillmmmi walnut by Mr.
Sunroof Texan, chairman of the appropria-
tion committee. “WWW &

Cullen ilwlm the Au.

, Wnouixcrma. Dec. lbwbocrelary (rar-
. link bu been devoting bin "fill! in the
‘ ”ration of hi» unnuni wool-t. to con

pun. That document is. howuor, new in

Macmillan that the arcretnry in Able

to devote more time to the current mutter-

cftbo rtment.

Abbie ctoillciul unuuuumtbulmu
mod that he lulu asked tor tbs ruin»
lieu of Honolulu in the tumour: service
lama throughout tin countryman of
than lacing in the customs com“. Re pun
Marionette“ of the no» for curls
‘ 9 lap number of ottlclul odour we:

. except tin-t it mm in continuation of
uplift! already begun. it wru- elotcd that
actor-ins of rum: of then pence: tutti 1i.
may expired. can til» that. which have
“expired will do so by ho. to. The rec»
W inked are to thin; client on the
Without and qualifications of their

' 'l‘tum ere ntmut 1m omitted-

cflm under the treasury department
' tinnitus country yet hold

m wig“ l l and

’ l m gull on: for m

chin- totlwiuu new album 0.
lmhdi. communion of inlet.

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

nil. Men .3, J. flaws

of micron. Phllodel 7 in; out-
usvul adieu. Militia:

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of Woman) Archer, .34

collector of

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a Big "m““l‘lllsltbrciasm

ii that: line Rooms 46 an 48 min St. Mali. ’
‘Ludles' bolt Deck, 85. $6, $7, $10; Fancy Rocker, $2.80 to 010;

Easels, Hassocks, Hat Books,

to... Rests, White Chernber Suite complete. Also a large line
fink Gumbel-”Suite, Bookcases. Oheffouierec, Hot Roche.

ill

a being first mirth: with Id: own hand

throughout. it in of course copied in euv
grossed hand for transmiulcn to the our
ate. He has been at work for two duo on
the message. which probably willnot go to
congress now before Monday. Mantle» I
ntclltnrr salts from San Francisco to Hono-
lulu. All that the slate and navy ‘
manic have collected on Haw-ii ll nowlu
the president’s hands. Until he give. it to
title‘- public nothing more will be known
0 t.

Ntctluroy Arrive. otl’llrull.

Wnsinxo'rox. Dec. 15.-M|nister Men-
dpuco has received advice: announcing the
arrivui of the cruiser Nlctheroy ofl- the
west of Brazil on last. 'i‘ueulcv. The Amer-
ica. which met with on accident and was
obliged to uuiuiu at. the West. indies for

repairs. is being put in excellent repair a

rapidly as possible, and she is expected to
sail Saturday or Sunday, arriving of! the

coast. of Brazil about 11 week later.
3 Minister Mendoncn ludignuntly denies
the story brougut by the steamer Nile,

which left lilo-dc Juuelro on Dec. ll, of the

alleged outrages on the crew of the French

‘steamer l’nnuhyba.

“if the Nile left. lilo on the 5th inst,"

said Senbor Mendonco, “and arrived at
Lisbch on the lilth but, the mower made
in much shorter time than usual. The belt
trip yet. made by any veml between these

points is 9 days and 10 hours. Thi- Lisbon
story is another of the many nonntionnl
rumors that have been started in Lisbon

and Paris for the purpose of lujurin the
credit of Brazil. and there is absolute y no

foundation for it. There is a Brazilian

sunboat which in name closely resembles
the French stenm er Punnbybn It is the Pu~

nubyba, with the difference of but one let
ter, and it is likely that. the story arisen
from the similarity of names."
Penman" Appointed.
li'nsntsurox.’ Doc. tel—The following
fourth class postmaster: were appointed:
New York“ Blue Point. Mary E. Russell: Corn-
nuek. William Cunningham; lndlnn FolleJ‘.
E. Wooley: Lawrence Station. Mrs. M. A. 8.
Coronal): Lindenhurst, (i. W. lrrnisch: Steuben
Volley. Mrs. 0. hi. Jones: Tully. W. A. Dower:
Warren, L. W. Ruthbonc; \Vcstfcnl, W. H.
Platner.
' l’cnnsylvatflow-Portage Creek. J. 5‘. Tyler.
(‘onnrrileutmliroton. l'. M. Alexander.

COR BETT IN QUARTERS.

The I'ugltiut Wu Not Arr-outed and Tall!
About Mitchell.

JAcKsoNVIi.i.r. Flu. Dec. lbs—Champion
James J. Corbett arrived here, and ni‘i‘at—
tempt was made to arrest. him. Corbett
talked freely of the coming light. The
champion was considerably stirred up over
the report that he would ho arrested upon
reaching Jacknonvilie.

“l out not. afraid of arrest on my ac-
count." be said. “i have been tojnii in my
time and can go again if he , but 1
know if I were arrested that Mitchell will
go around blowing mm. 1 come toJuck-
nonville purpooely to be arrested, so as to
avoid meeting him. For up to Mitchell‘s
tricks, um! i was afraid of being arrested
because of the dirty use the English him»
her would mnkc of the fact.

“i titll noxious to meet Mitchell and to
get him in the ring. i would be willing to
stay in jail Mix months and train on bread
and water."

The party went to Moyport to inspect
the training quarters. The chum ion ex-
pressed himself as delighted with t aquar-
tens chosen. lie in looking remarkably fit
and weighs 108 pounds in his clothes and
101 stripped. He expects to get down t1
178 or use by )3}, time set. for the contest.

 

tiny- It Wu Not In. Nicol-II.
Sl'llllwl'lifiu), Mam, Dec. 15.~'l‘hu8prlnx-
field Union says that Zeiln Nicolette. who
cued George Gould to recover 140.000. did
not call for Europe under the name of fish
rls. Mr. M. E. ilnrrls of Beckett. Mu...
said that the Mr. Mid Ml‘fl. N. W. lilrrls
were hln brother uud ninter-in-lcw and re-
titled in Chicago. ‘

 

The crown lain hole Renovation.
BILLINGS, Mon. Dec. lit—Tho Grow: are

out nguiu. Nearly all the young ruin of

the tribe belonging to the Prior mountain

brunch—the on» who mule the trouble

lest wring on the newly coded strip-cu
manned at the hurl of Stlilwnter creek, 06
the reservation. and are killing cattle wou-
toutr m ..... .
Its-mm of the (2qu Duo.

tinimoo. lice. lit—The prosecution in
the Coughlin cutie devoted lie anemia
lsrusly to unraveling the mystery lur-
roundlng the may of the wagon in which
Cwnlu'u minutm wm sold to have been
carried from the l'urlum college to the
cutchbuin. _‘_. n... W

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lililtlmfiltflt'luli. Ky" Due. in. ~ The
ancillary which bu hon investigating

tin Cumimtnui Vsllby bunk M indict-

ed Knot-bier 0. Fl. Davidson Ind Willinut

incite. A forum clerk in the bunk. David

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Doritos. Dec. imm'l‘he marriage of Mill
Adela (mm, deadline! the let. lie-eh
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TWO BIG 95E} n i on

Buffido and Troy Visited by De-
structive Continuation;

moi Photograph.
. Prices unusually low to cull
thetlrnea.

Noni, Photogenic,

tie it comma Stroll...

 

 
 

DAMAGES WILL as ovcn $1,000,000.

In Troy the lull-tutu! [Iron-II Balm
. and Won Ala-at conquered~11u Bil
Avenue Block, n Ruthie under-tit. “Id
In Adieu-Adjutant Buildings Burned.

'l‘nor. N; Y..‘Dec. the-Fire broke out in
the immense hardware establishment of
the J. M. Warren computiy, and in u Ihcrt
time it was beyond the control of the fire
men. The burning building wuss directly
opposite the Freer building mid was sur-
rounded by large business and manufac-
turing houses. The ollicu of the Clilzene‘
line of steamers WM in the burning build—
ug. ‘ ‘

department, as Troy's firemen had worked
steadily since it o'clock Wednesday night
gold were exhausted. . All. the available
bone was put in use, and the supply was
very short. the cold weuther hnving ren-
dered much of it unfit for use.
The fire started in the top story. of the
building, where n lnrge quantity of build-
ers‘ tar pnper woe stored. This was great
food for the flames, and the Huohe was so
dense thnt the work of the firemen wzm'
considerably impeded.
The firemen could not hold their hose to
the best ndvuutnxc because of half [mun
blinds and worn out energies: box-tides, the
building was so high that any nttli‘l’npte to
force in autumn to the top floor were futile.
Two Fire: in liner.
'l‘hc lire unlined the upper blind, and at. 8
o'clock li burned llri‘cely, threatening to
reach the inuiu building of the .l. .\f. Wur-
rcu company und the wholesale grocery
house of Squires. Slurry & iiniushnml-
joining. While the lireinen‘uvere him! at
work. the entire department being at the
acetic, two other ninrmu were rung in. it
wns reported ihnt the immensi- collar fac-
tory of Earl N Wilson, M'Yl'f'lil hiucltsi
away, wm on fire, nnd n steunu-r \vnx dis‘
patched there, but the ulurln proved fnisc.
'i‘hunther uluriu wan (‘illllsi’il by the ox.-
pioslun of it lump in ilelin 'l'tmiwy'smii-
lincry store on Kin-,1 hilt-rt. lier piuec urns
tutnlly lll'hll‘uyt‘t‘. Mn. 't'uubey. in iwr eu-
dcnvoro to remove some of the amok. wnu
overt-onu- by smoke and rescurd with difli-
cuity.
In the nu-uuiime the iirr in the “in-run
building broke out with great fury. it bud
reached the wiiinwwuw ilcpnrunonl, and
the passageway 'to the limit: building wars
in u blaze. The firemen dirurtrd their ef-
forts to cure ndjuining property. and in
lhiuwny the limit-s limi n ibnnccio iu-
ercnm: unlii big illllfiilt‘btll fire leaped high
in the air and insbul out of every window.
The lilt'llli‘li and the grunt i'i‘lnlll ol' >pco-
tntoru were informed by ”W direction of
the ill!“ ihnmin-ro wen: wvei‘ni hundred
pounds of binding poudvi .«mrvd in the
wow end of the fourth floor l'l l'm- burning
structure, and tin-re who u tu.ul i'llfill from
the vicinity Nu expio‘dnu weurrid. how-
(‘Vl‘ih
l‘, W. 'l‘iliinuinui. preddrul til the rum-
puny, Anya illnl the three buildings are
valued at own and tin- alv r‘. at mm».
The bil‘lilti‘nlli' which was ninlmti luiully
dcalroyed wuu \‘ninml nl $35.40) and [hp
stock ut Mum”. The Mini luss ii ill be
chum! MIMI“

Buhlo’n Iii; llluc.

Bt‘l‘rALo, lire. l5.-——'l'hc Anode block,
Whil'h has Mood for more than on yours as
ulundninrk in the very helm of the city,
wen entirely destroyed by tire. The tire
nlro swept uwny the Yerxn building. which
stood on the ecuth of the Amuh». and did
its work no rupldly und I'utupitetrly that
very little of tho \lllilflhli‘ mutt-tits of the
buildings Wt“ rum-d. The low in mlinmli‘d
at not lee- than Off-lull].

So for no can be learned nu one mu surl-
unniy injured. Although runny of the tin»
men hudnurruw crit‘lpt'u durluu the four
hours that the tin- rugrd mun fiercely.
Both police nod ilrruusu. uiu-u they first.
arrived upon the scene. nnuleniunruroumi
the Ai‘cfllli‘ u» for M the ilmurs would per~
mil. them. union to the exciting rumor
ilutf. tome people itithlu were in daturer of
being burned to death. Although it is
claimed that the tlrvnrlulnuml fuuu nu
exploniou of mm, it h» not known jinn how
that explosion «recurred.

Cut-Io] ‘1!me lion“ ”canyon.
uvtrru llM‘. N. \‘.. lieu. 1:. Eight out
clilmu a, ntluuliuu like ui-im sentinel.
overloo log on nuinnliu iinyi-iile. are all
that mutation of the cow pulnuvd home of
Colonel :4. V. it. (anp‘cr. which burned to
the ground her- with itseutimecuteuut,
excepting a few of the lust valuable min.
Mrs. tfruurr'u wanimbe. her largo number
of costly lewelu, for» end much of hu- man.
cuript a Julian Bordon. eompridim a
nimble infliction from an itniinn work.
were a tutti lemma M .

that" Mobil It".
Thor. N. Y.. Dre. i5.» ‘i‘hm' mm m rt
picnic!» of illuminating gap In the tum».

_ . . .(lburciu-mnpuny‘n Imm-
twk pm u 6L W'lohurnh. Welt- mwt M "w A V
m m, “a“... noticed by it broken main. Before the
nlnlilr. Arno“... my". llzmoxilnqulnhed n in“ of about ‘3;
A It. Won-m My. ”Mull“ W.

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flu. in. PM! and 3 wherein. bill liautri. Mus... live. it.» lure broke out
mulls. iflflwl from tbo'tillvd floor. Both in the Heckler seniority in this town. and
lost! in!" Will 75‘ ”Hm ”I. in impact hmmllielmlicliugivm burned
trauma end her tuck inland. to the mind.
n can» Wm immune HIM“ to}... 1......
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mm
tune the»

“if“ the mutton mud in» cm
wi the evidence of the plinth-lens who
nadir: court tin.- buiieta which were
tired into the body of Mayor fir-mum.

lined a doll item-n.
baboon-yum. Kr. Der. whirlwi-
of Heb Norm. the murderer. coral-mud
to built “with talc}, concocted piano
in libmto him. but clilcrrs discovered the
plot not started our of the we.

him to mm by bug.
Gunman. the. 15.4mm the
flip, Captain onion ll. swunw . a
saint the big steel nuanced. H. W
“Hummer til at. hm. He will
”hurdle.

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AGAINST M'KANE.

lentonoul to Imprisonment-ad o It» For
\Cuuhmpt ‘cf Court- .
New Your, Doe lit—By the decision of
Judas Barnard in the cm of the Grove.-
end authorities who refuted to pay any at-
tention to his order allowing the up!»
tentative. of William J..Guynor,uowm-
prom: court justice. to see the
lists, the defendants we found guilty of
contempt and sentenced each to 30 days in
the county jnli and to my it fine of auto. .
The men thus convicted are John Y. Mo
Kane. chief of police of Gooey Island; Jul-
tice of the Peace R. V. ll. Newton, linrlan
Crandnll, James H. (Iropuy and Nicholas
J. Johnson.
Melton lays be will take an appeal.
getting a stay in the meantime. Many low.
ycrs think thut an appeal may be taken
owlngto certain uniqucgfeaturea of this
particulnr'case.
Mr. Roderick, the defendant's counsel,
will have to make out a use of reasonable
doubt before an ordor allowing the appeal

 

ll. \'. ll. XEWTth.

can be obtained. Judge ilornnni's judg-
ment will ulso have to be first. filed with
the county clerk. if is understood that
Colour-linux11 and Jerry Weinberg will op-
powe the motion for it stay of judgment.
They decline in expreiel any opinion in re-
ganl to Judge ilurnnrd‘n decision.

When the exlrnoniiliury grand jury is
convened. they mny find nu indictment for
criminal contempt. against McKune. Jud-
tico Newton nnd their associates. The sen-
tence, if then- ln n conviction, muy be for
one year’s imprlmnuwur and a fine of not
more than $500.

Lawyer Roderick says that the comic.
lion Rgulllsl Justice Newton will not affect
him in his judicial capacity. All the
friends of McKene express the greatest unr.
prise m. the decision. while Mr. Grout»,
Colonel liueon and the others who were at-
tacked by the police at Grovesend arc upm-
iy rejoicing at the rexuli of the prosecution.

Alum: Eaten Up by Bats.
Humour-nu. Dee. 1.1. ».\ striking case
of poverty come to light. here when Mary
1. Alien, 50 yearn old. wns discovered lying
almost helpless in her room lnnlodglug
house on Maple street known as Noeh'sAr‘k.
Her body hndvbeen terribly bitten by rate.
and when the policemen entered the room
she was milking feeble attempts to drive
away on nrmy of rat: with a club. Sheluul
been without food or drink several days.
licr recovery is considered doubtful.

"ovum-nu of Ocean moon-bl”.
Nrw Yollu. Dec. 15.»«l‘he following out
going eteeimhipu sail todsy: .l. W. Taylor,
l’crnnmbnco; Riournnde, Brunswick. The
following incoming amemshipe are due to
day: Olympln. Swansea; Ethiopia, (lino-
guw; \VM'tllllllli, Antworp: St. Pnncraa,
Antwerp; (icilert. Naples»; Elyula, Gibral-
tar; llubblcdnm. Rotterdam; ii. if. Meier.
Bremen; \‘iruiuin,Christinnnnud: Mamie.
Hamburg. m . 1 ‘ , .

(lung-n “’nnt .‘lortou'c Help.
liautuslu'mu her. It. ~ _\ rMUlutiun was
adopted by tlm v.2” - ,;i..u_-.:u Patrons of
Husbandry,di-iniiiiai-.n.. Ii.;u Secretary of
Agriculture Moi-inn rrtrunt bin uttemncen
relative to tho iimnuu. Alliance and him
tired agricultural orgunl/htionn. Should
Mr. Morton refuse. Pratt-lent Cleveland
will be mum-ism] turali for his resignation.

 

[Dropped Dead In the station.
l"ill'.\, N. \‘.. lire. i5.-l)nnlsi ilctcheicr,
one of the uommlmloneni of the Niagara
I’urit reservation. returned to thin city
from New York. walked into the notion
Ind Ml. down. A moment later be we:
dead. it is wpposed that. death was conned
by an affection of the hurt.

rm Prlulpol and owe.
Enrich. N. li.. Doc. lh-{l‘he fruilcsoms
girls of u burlesque company crested ex-
citement hero by perennially dintributiu:
Itnrtilng pollen. Principal Flat: of l’bii‘
lips Monty forbade bl: boy- to otteud
and stood guard at the theater hlmaetf.

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In.“ on In. the. but “no.
YtiNKliM N. li.. Dec. itl.--Wlllts E. Uni-t-
rlaht. and lit. attempted suicide It the
Getty lieu-e. its closed up his room unlit-
ly, turned on the fins and prepared to ex-
pire. 'l'lm odor of moving In» no detect
ed, and be was revived.

Died cl n We mm.
wa Browne, Mus... Dec. in—tmv.
rune. tiriuneil died from a shock new
ducal by tile demise of his wife. The con-
pie were celebrating the fifty-eighth null
very of their marriage the du site died.

A can Mal.
tint», Mon. Dec. lbw-A corn intivol
in theluumuufmnummuninow-
or opened in Godot. notary and will int a
week. The bull in abbot-Italy decor-ted
with com in almost every scope.

lm m M
New Your. Dec. tau—Tho fourth night's
play in the thre- mmcd billion m
was between two and Elmo and result»
at no follow»: Iron, or». film, m.

mm by mu.
vacuum. , nee. Ilia-'1'. It. J n
Mimi (Int when, m we
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l mmsuri‘”sundae?‘

at the low rate or twenty-live cam for one insertion; titty cents
for three imrttom, ‘ or one dollar for a whole week. All such
udvcrllsomutc ere awfully shuttled. State clearly what you
went and you will be pretty sure to get prompt returns for ,

 The “Sentinel

has an established circulation in the homes where such advertis-
ing is read closely-oust where you want to vouch.

- - new...

Rev. V. M. Glyphent Shoots Him:
self With a Rifle.

man in ms rirncn's RBBIDBNOB.

A Inn of Robert ll. Illypb-nt round Deni
'lu Illa Room With u Bullet Through Ill-
limd~llo 'llnrl‘ "can out of HIM": a
Long Time.

NEWYOIHL Dec. "Ir,“Thll llcv. Vernon
Murray (My-pliant was found deiul in hit!
room in the house of his "father. Robert M.
Olyplmnt. it?) Muiiwn avenue. There was
a bullet hole in his right temple, nudcwin- '
cheater rifle was at his blllt‘. lie 1qu been
out of health more or less for it) your». Dr.
Robert Watts. the family pbyaician. said
thatlt was not known whether Mr. Uly-
pbnnt had killed hlmuil’ by accident or
purposely. lie believed, .hOWevev. tlmtil
won an accident.

Mr. Oiyphaut mus :53 years old and on.
married. Hie father. Robert M. Olypbunt. .
lopreeideut of the lloiawnrennd iludeon
Canal company. The son was .graduuted
from Princeton college in 1880. lie then
entered the Princeton Theological semi—
nary and after graduation was ordniued n
minister of the Preobyterinn church.

ill health, howevrr. pretented him from
inking a pastoral charge. Occmionully he
did missionary work among the sailors,
preaching at times in the Floating chapel
and other places. but. with these excep-
tions be had devoted most. of his time un-
til recently to writing and studying.

Inn-d In III- study.

His father found him lying on,‘ win
with n hoieiu his right temple, from which
blood was flowing. The face was already
rigid in death. Across the arms of ncbalr
that stood at the rllthf. of the sofaluyn
Winchester rifle. with the barrel pointed
iownrd the young runn‘s lute. Dr. Watts.
who was immediately summoned, said:

”Mr. (liyphant had probably beendead
two or three hours before he was found,
From the pmitlun of t'm- body and the gun
it is absolutely impossible to say whether
the rifle new. ull’ accidentally or whether
he meant to lilll himself. The room “Min
its usual order nnd contained nothing that
could expiuin the mutter. Several l-‘ltrra
that Mr. Uiyphnnt. had reueit ed at noon ivy
neatly piled on a table in the center ot llw
room. There mu nothing in them, us for
osl know, that threw any light upon his
death." .

Comm-r Colin it Salome.

Mr. Robert. illyphunt, n brother, notified
the police. and when Coroner .‘lf‘KEDlll ur-
rlvcd Ilr. Watts told him all that was
know'n of the circumstances of Mr. 0i)"
pbnnt's death.

Coroner .lchi'nnn said: "The young man
placed the butt of the rifle inminsi one of
the arms. of n elinlr besidv the lounge on
which be lny. nnd reclining nu thr sofn
pulled the. trigger with his right, hand.
The bullet phased through lilH iu'udmiruck
n lumkuuie. wuu deflected considerably.
at ruck u pile of puinphlete in another part
of the room And then fell to the floor.

light woo dim. and he could not distin-
guish objecta clearly.
wususleep on the will. lie went toward
him and touched him on the t'orulwiul and
then saw that be wandeud. fir. Weston
will make a medical exuminnilun today "

The Rev. Vernon ll. Ulyphnnt was a
member of the l'nivrr-iiy. Princeton nnd
Commonwealth clulu and of the Asaorin»
tion of lions of the Revolution. ills two
brothers. Robert and John Kenselt Uly-
pblnt. are members of the ili'lli of Word .tr.
Olyphunt. mini and iron merchants.

A Run-wary Trolley (7.”.

Aursrowv, PlL. Dec. 15.——.\ cut‘ nil the
lchlgh Volley 'I‘rnirtion company's trolley
line mu nwny down Wont (‘ntnmuuun bill.
The brake failed to hold the car. which
descended the «up grade (it frightful
upud. The Wsm'llgel‘fl were not hurt. but
(.‘onductor Milton finekrnburh lrli under
the car and was instmitly kllivd

W the Price of "lick.

llavr.n.~vmu..\'. ii. Der. lawn Inf-go
meeting of the brick manufacturer; of
llavmtrow, Hl'llltsy Point nmi Stony
Point. N. l1. Wit! held here. The remit of
the meeting W” the unanimous adoption
of A resolution placing the price of brick nt
liportbouannd.

Cutou- and crew lining.
Encnuruwze. Mun, Dec. li..—The hull of
the whocner Mary Llruburuer of Bangor,
Mm, drifted whore on the moth beach near
but. Captain Flckctt And crew are cup
pond to have perlnbetl. or mlbly they
may have been picked up by n panning nhip.

hid II for a Vote. ‘
ALBANY, Dec. l?,——.incob Kuppa. it (let-
xuon.turncd stute'n evidence in the «loo
tion can» here lllli were that he had been
given .1 by City Excise Couimluioner
“opp, who is charm-d with violating tbd
election law.

‘I’imnnlu Vote to luv Out.
Boston. Dee. lbw’l‘ho tincmltlu of thin
citymboniim in number, wbubm been
an unite for the poet nix wake. voted to
continue the strike until the manufmur-
m concede their dementia»

mustn’t u m:- Instr-3.

attempt wua mule to wreck the Pennant.
sud Atlantic west. bound but mull troll:
our hm. it in rammed that robbery
was the motive.

mm cum on m
N" Cum. Put, Doc. to. - Thom
Shannon. fmrl’ clutter of the l’ltuburg
now-mm mtmncutrisl hereon it
our? of amounting mm of the more
puny u funk.

Author w lo».

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mwinefimhufl. pflflik & Co.
hooker: emu, v0
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hon been but no Immune
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the some.
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TANSY Pm

DR. C‘ATON‘S RELMILI.
Unuvinclpled persons imitate our ad. 1nd
mantle" our TAVSY PILLS. charismatic
soul-lure you get i)r.,c.i'rofl‘5, end wold
Ill wonbleu "o‘mnpmtndz." Remember this
It “I! ORIGINAL prepamflun of "lid Illa. llllf
"to only I'NIVERSAIJN SUCCESSFUL one.

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:i be and only by

ni‘llll iyr

4796 lbs.

Fine Dairy

 

in Itore. 'l‘lionewhn illlvo'lll't'n in lhchnbit In
yonremmtnti-nlllnu on u-- for their winter'-
We will will fill) lint.
nruver M talk-ts: leuuuuntlty, :ltlc lb. Puritan
whotrnet no to fill their order foI'illlbs. or
over. can in- rerinin nf netting nlm- butler.

p y can now be united.

The ( 'ulltnrnlu Ntruim-d

Honey,

llvkinu unml." It only mntu illtt vunlomvr

gimm luv lb. w.- null in tlil'lwlli'l'. ’l'rv it.

llihbleidlomstccl

ll llflll'l'ii Mill 81“".

CUiAKS. JACK
and Children. i .
lnfanto’ CLOAKS. a great variety of styles and materials 1

“films. )

Attire ' in ofthe mthrfimnsome" t:
changes inml fieaudcbapcp’ of For Garmeuti hovelmpoml-n-
trounced ttracted

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EVERY PAIR WARRANTBD.
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South Mainstream 5o. Norwetlt. ,-

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Weareobowi ’all the latest

which on a

Gazette Building. Norwalk.

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been

the attention of the trdde in these
We are showing only the V0
guarantee every garment we sell to he
and on low in price as any hateful. goods are sold.

latest Styles andwe ’
lane in every respect

-.w..g.————.

'Tristram & Hyatt,

. No. 2 Gazette Building.

 

" Here’s

Alva a Mic and sure. ‘At drought». or sent ,

[lion-mu: m till“. '

For-niche hourgi-V sullmn. l-‘n. .‘torwnlk. ,

BUTTER

from Delhi. ht'liiwni't‘('llllill)‘, New York. now ‘

 

a Bargain. -'

ll- ~lAIiEWllllll Pliiilllli.

«or Perk wagon;

Considered the mt graceful vehicle made. it ie roomy and

essay of access. trimmed in cloth, painted dark green. strong and
light.

Usual Price, $500.

this line for $350 cash.

It is a Genuine Bargain.

- M- coo ._,.

.\ fullJine of all other f whicnable

Buggies. Phaeton. Canopies, Sleighs. etc.

Call and See Them.

Thy'llthMJfMM.

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