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Evening sentinel, Friday, June 8, 1894 · page 7

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. Fire,'liie and Accident Insurance.
Bill ESTATE AND HOUSEIIGENI

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Closing Hearing of Suffrage Ad-

. v'ocates at Albany.

PEOMINENT SEPI'BAGISTS SPOKE.

urn. Corey oh Brooklyn It.” King. County
Women Fay 03,000,000 1‘:er Annually.
Women From Roohuter,““flyrt“euu and
‘ other Cltlee Made Adore-m.

ALIrANv. Jum- ii.—-Tho lust hearing for
the woman suffrage udvocutes was given
In tho rwuornhly chamber before a vast uu-
dieuco, uud illnwlltlln'd in lover of suf-
frugo for women were from all ports of
the utoto,

Among tho spr-ukors woro Mrs. Cornelia
if. Curt-y, Mrs. i’oro l". Hebroy, Mm. Mat
riuunu W. Uiurpomn. president Brooklyn
Woman‘s Suil’ruuoussoviution; Mrs. Mary
F. Crumb, Mrs. t‘or-ui-llu l\'. Hood, presi-
dent. King-l ('ouutv l'olltloul Equality
league, till of Ilr‘ lrl.l;.'.'t, ‘wit‘s‘. Murlhu R.
Allri)‘, \‘Ii'u- lil'l"itii'lli \v' H.’
town; Mrs lrlliuor i-‘. .l-u‘rw, l'tit-u; Mrs.
A. E. l‘. Hun-trig. liir ru'Mr's. Holt-.1)
ii. irloob, Albany: loot-w W \'nmlr|rvoor.
Earp. Amour-dour. \lr‘... ('orrio ’l‘wlntr.
\Vuertilrhi; Mii/ Arriu 5. Huntington,
d tighter ol' lirliup Huntington. Hym-
c '6; Miss Emily llowlund, president
(nyugzi \l‘oi rttu'i-r Sui‘frrmo tissmziutirm;
Mrs. (.‘luru,Nymuuu. New York; Mrs.
Sallno (‘. Merchuut und Dr. Sarah MOD.
rlu. iluf’fulo, Miss Elizabeth Burrill (Jur-
tls. \I'quvw llrightou, N. i’.; Mrs. Mury
Lewis (lunnvtt. Rochester.

Brooklyn \Vtmien Spank.

Mrs. (‘uroy of llrooklyn WM the first
Spl‘flkt‘l‘. uml horromurku in brluf were
pointed und us follows:

“i 'onfl-ri'iugthv biliot will not only help
us. but. it will hvlp you aim. it is iikt'

rrivrr'y. .\r¢'you uu’ur‘r- that tho tax will

by the Worm-n in Kings. county at the
prosvnt 25 per cvut iritrrl-st is over $23,000,-
000 ll. your?

“Supposing tho Worm-n should combine
and not. pay tuwa. Who! would ho tho ro-
sull? You can any if oiu'tnmxauro not paid
we would have to giro up our road ustutu.
True. but. the low is, us. it should he. very
lenir'nt‘ to ti\\'ill‘i‘$ of property and real on-
tntv. unit we might suvu room-y by letting
our tuxos run u few yours. The word citi-
zlrrhhip means the power to use illi‘biliiOL.
If it must he so (awful!)- gunnlrd evr-n
wlu'ri- mun have r‘oruruittr.~d vrime. could
not you do us well by us“. your friends,
your rivighbors?‘ We burn r'orrrmitttrrl no
vrinrv, but urn the low ubiding. Hod fortr-
inn, homo loving, tux puyiug. intelligent.
ulitlvns. "

Mrs. (Sorrwliu Hooxl of tho Hilillt‘. city
upokt- iu likv struin.

Mrs. Morimrrrui‘irnpruuu. ulsonf limrikv
lyri, spoke on tilt! llllt'htliill on the ground
thnt the woman M a child lrorirvr was tho
fonndutiou ol' the ropublir, rind at) nho
should how the right. of artilrnxa

.\I r». (innnett'n spa-och.

Mrw Mury l.. (lump-it of lion'ht-stvr suid'
"Wu more to Mk you to giro to worm-rt
politlvul muolity With mvn. You hum
honrri n grout vurioty of reasons urged for
this. i uak it boomiw i run a happy wifv.
[wonder l mu u mother. bvr‘nuw Iltillll‘ is
the Iil‘l‘l‘l’fit spot on north to me and home
vurm tho swuotn-u. I soy lot. us shut-o the
duties and n-qmuslhiiitios of the larger
homus~tlu~vity. thi- atutv, tlu- notion. Let
us show tin-w public burdens and Kindly
meet them as u duty not to ho form-d und
put off. but gludly ricot‘ptod. linthrr than
lees» than wins" and mothers. we ebull
tiu-rohy ho the» hotter \vivr'fi. tho bottvr to
ill. our Mills and lil|llglillt'l“' for true citi/onv
ship. lly rmrs m of it» wiiil-riiorizon of
mm.- Oilflrirrhill: inh l‘i‘§iS the home will
he tho litilit‘l‘. dmrror. more helpful no u
homo to its irrrouivs rind to rill who’entt-r
its timrl‘N‘. uud it will lo'Wurlli morn to the
slut“. 'i'ho Worm n m-vd the ballot. nnd tho.
stutv lll't’lii the “moon's VUll' 'l‘ln- state
needs tho pow-rs lit'VI-irilu‘ti in the home
The mmuiuurty nwd.‘ the hornrrnuht-r.
l‘olirir‘.‘ in simply tiotiouul urui muuir'ipul
horrwkw-pirig ~~i~ simply iiutionul umi urti-
nivipui ('hiili roaring "

The Bear“ \"reok Not Confirmed.

5'.“ i"ll.\.\i'l‘t o. .luuo mmt‘upiuiu Nil“
llillllll of tho .\lu.~ku (‘omruvrviui eomputry
dor‘lrm-rl ho hml foilrti to ilml uuyth‘rug to
confirm the report of the Whirl; of the rev-
ouuo ruin-r iii-or ut ritkn. llo thought
possibly the story of tho rrrialurp of tho
Patti-hon hus bm-u confounded with tho
Iimr. lh- lwlivwd (.‘uptuin limb-y wu-i
too good u rrnvigutor to iliflt! hie \‘t-ssol ut
the witrum-u of ulll‘ll nu hurbor us that of
Slum.

huccouful bhoplinerl Caught.
llot'lrrlti'l'rlit, .lune H.—'i'wu women. ul‘r
lnlz tho hurries of Mrs. Sarah 'i‘iVm'k und
Mr». .lmuoe l‘l. Lutiglrtou. were Arrested
for shoplifting in Siblvy, Iliuduuy a;
Curr'n dry goods More, ervu thr-ir houses
wr-ro m-nn'iu'ti, u lrtrmr wouonloud of tho
fluost kind or‘ Wr'itrliig upprtri-l wu» dimw
ervd
Fruit l’roluht 'l'rnlm Collide.
Hrsrruornn. i‘ri. .lnru- N -~'i'wo [rut
frolght irriimou ilo- l'r-nunylvuulu rniiv
rourl Citiiilit‘ii in urlr‘op cot ru-ur Mount
l‘mou. ilr'nlu'liutll Kool of llurriuburg
woe ovriouniy lupirvrl, 'I'wo lm-urnotivou
and mi var-r mm- wrwiml,

(‘ormloflrlllnx Alllfl'l‘ICIlI lilomvy Abroad.
ll Uilii'ittl, .luuu 5. ~»--’l'lin polb'v huvo urv
nmtml u “1'” known uu-rulmut oml u it-
thrilzritlilil‘l‘ on tho viruruo of hut-inn boon
t'nuugi‘li in r'xtmmivu forgvrir'e ol' l'Lriglilll
and Aliit'rlruu tlotoa.

Fourth ('lnz-o I’mtnmqirrn.
“'Willh't-THV, .iurro ram-Tho following
fourth virou p mlrmim-re wow lt|ilm|lllrrIL
l’rvriusymtrriu» .ionun‘ Mllhr. .l, W. lion
not: r‘prum- t‘ruuk. M. S. lluslvt.

I‘M-mug" Train binned.
'l‘rrrtx. 0.. Juno H.~-i,‘uknowu pt't‘altlnli
stourdn Big Four poem-utter trnlu hour
Corey. brvukiuu u down windows hurl

,Itriklng u number of rumsrrrigors.

(:rtepi'n mm 'I‘nelr.

Hour, Juno 8.--It in reported that til-
gnor (Intuit will form n n-conolllotion ooh-
luot to include Mormon til itudlnl and Si-
gnor Zounrdelll.

Women Sum” In In».

Font Wouru, Tex, June 8.-«'l‘ho neo-
oml annual crummthm of the Tom Equal
Bight Femnlo Suffrage association ll now
in wellon hero.

cruiser star-to rot minefield» .
waroit'r, R. L, Juno B.—-'l'he urnlm
Murhirhomt roiled for Illuefleldn “writab-
lng o Iorprdo outfit on boon! from the tor-
pedo station.

Negro no! EWING.

Wiretos. Mil-t, Juno 8.--lmrle Wit.
llama. ooloroti, rigor] is your; mu lynched
for attempting to outrage in loner-old
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.5iildiiaii . , tiAQRDiNARY.
More! math-bound by I or...» Item
’ In Vienna. ‘ .

‘Vntuxumluuo (ta—A dontmctlve hellw
atortu visited thin city. it bison wlirh
dense copper colored clourlr-ywhioh role
with alurrning' rrtpidltyrmd produced ,3
atom of utrlllititil'klltiuri. The wind blows
hurricane rind drove tin- dust in column-

tothelieight of four story houses. This

luster] a few minutes. and thou the hull
begun to full with u not-u: similar to that

unused by u‘mwt-ro sou .vamtl'lli untl covered

tho city in u abort time to the depth of
from six to eight int-hos. 'i‘ho ntorm wun
neoorupuulod by nuuu-rorrs flrorhmr ofveheot
lightning. lllhqltififi than 1‘5 ruinutm the
city looked no if“ it hurl undergone u bum.
hurtlmont, it is i'iitilllllht'ii thut 100,000
windows were uilllitiiltfd by the hull. Five
hundred punuu of glues were broken in the
Miniutry of (‘ommorro building Mono and
thlJ-punus lu tlropuluco. In the upper flour:
and tho oiripvror’e Wing of the puluco hard-
ly u puur l'l'lllilinri unbroken. In in large
iuill on tho ii'onubo nouriy 4,000 punos'of
alone were oruushod. According to the
Austrian low. tho lundlordu must. ropluoo
tho wlrrriows.

'l‘he hullsrouos uvorouod the size of hu-
zolnute urirl dust-ended in streams. 'l’hruo
douche uro reported no due to tolling truer.
Niirriorouu Illil'rit‘ri \voro frightened by tho
storm lillli run uwuy, causing a number of
serious nocirh-nts.

Sorlouu durmigo was done in n field out»
sido of \'ionuu. where u dotuchrm-ut of
artillery, with 3'3 guns, was overtaken.

“’i‘ho lirrl’lt's bolted with fright in oil (lino

tions, and 1H! soldiers 5mm lny holpiose on
the groun i. Hl-verul-of thvm worn run
over, urrd nru- was killed. ’l‘lirreotliecru
were sovvr'r-ly injured.

Mnny [it'l'm n»; were bruised by the bull
in tho lil'illi’llllll fitrvots. The beautiful
gurdr-m of tho vity urn u pitiful slur-t.
'l‘ho li‘l‘l‘fl one strlppt-d of their leaves, tho
flowers ur'o ill-stroyod. and tho uvvriuus are
strewn with brunt-him and small trees.
The fronts of rnuny horrors. have the up-
pvurnune of having been tho turgot for u
musketry \'Ullt'_\'. The hull was swept up
in the streets in luruo whirl: limp-r. The
tliormoruutt-r during tho atorm sunk to 10.
it. it is fvnrod that lrn'trir-rablv duruugo
has been dono to tho t'rnpi._ ,_

lit-ports from Pros-shun: show tbut that.
place wus flint) visitml by u disastrous hull-
storm. Jiliti thut tho vinr‘yurds worn nlv
most. ruined. \'iolu-nt storms hnvu ot'ttur-
rod during tlw wool; at (hierrhurg. Vow.-
prlm mad in f'routiu immense dummy:
in reported to hurt- hr-r-n donu.

BASEBALL.
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it.il.I’.
(‘hirnon ....... o l o o | :r '1 o o .7 .-i :i
Newl‘ork ....l o n H "J 2 Ii 0 x till) 4

rr.u E.
Brooklyn, I o n l o o '5‘. t 3 o 1:; 17 :l
i’iilsburg ..o 1 r .l l '3 u -: n or we» 3

it n. l:
Balllruorn ..... o o 3 o o 2 : o i~. u 1
inllltn'liif‘. .. n l l o l o o | o. l ‘.l 5

turn.
l'hiln-lvlphlu. o o ‘3 o o o o 1 :l on a
(Tlowiuud. H u o H o o o o o o "J t

rr it. u.
Baotou... . l i 2 l i 1120 7 1‘!le
Sr. Loom o o u o r o o r; o T 9 l

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“'ruhlrrulori. . H II H l l :1 Ii 0 1 till) .3
(,3irir‘illrlrilr.. . ‘.' o o i o o o u li~—'.i 7 t

EAHl [IV I.i:.\ol i<1(i.\)ll1§.

rr.rr.r..
Springfield 'i '3 i Ii '3 ii 6 ii 2 iii :2 ii
liirmhumron ;‘ l u o o t o l u- rill :

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l’rovidl-um- ,‘; ‘3 o o 1 o t Ii 4 li'l‘.’ o
\Vilkrslmrr‘o U ;' l :5 i) it o 3 ii Pi lit .3

ll.ll.l.
Syrm‘uw. . no i It! I 0 0200002 7H ‘2
Buffalo ...... o '.' i o o o o o 2 o oo 0 $751.3 1

Kelly's Army In u find Fix.

('Arrro, lll~.. Juno 5 ~Keily has ported
with hi. ho iii. The mun on whose form
he is rump ml ordered him to runner, and
hi- I‘urnpronirwtl by giving him tho lumber
from illri hour» for permission to stay A
tiny lmuzr-r ills urruy is in need of re-
tions. Murry are reported rill-k He has
no tome and no trunsportotiou, und each
hour ru'riuw rho ~iru'uion more t‘ritioui.
'l'ht' qurrmullul'uttuiu»! him ii vr-r'y filrit‘i,
unri no om- from his .lrluy ra.rliowml to
critvr i‘uirn

Lr-Hurernor I'rirt- lie-Id.

,\'l-'.u‘ innit. .luuv *1 wilx Howruor llml
rrinu M. i’riu' of .\'r-w .lr-rwy died nt his
l‘t'filtil'liui', tinklrmd. livrun-u munty. .\' .l,,
at on rulxnur‘mi our ”t' Wm u purtiri
punt iii. ”iv ruining of tho American flux
by t‘omruorloru .l. I). Slant ut Moulvroy.
(,‘ul., July 7. Hill. and uh-io u rru-iubor of
tho coustltutionul mnwution hold at Mm»
tercy, i'ul.. Suptt-miwr. low. lie wrur
formerly rui outrun)! the l'rrltmi Status
navy.

Mn. Fitzgerald at Mirldlntnwu.

.\Itruu.r~;rou \_ X. Y.. .lum- ii. ~—-.\il’rl.
Fitzgerald of New York. who killvd Mrs.
i’onruuil uml whom the norm. do-oldmi Wm
lnsuuo, urrm-rl lu‘rr- nnoompuuh-d by liep
uty Sin-rill lluri'm urrd hr-r luubumi. She
wrm tllkl'll to the atom hospitul and “iron
u privuto rtmtn.

New "colon Illt‘ [Mutt-tn.
l’llli..\lri.l.1'lli.\. .lmu- '~‘. -'l'ho rumllr'ol.
dr-litul uiul vo'tor'iuory drpnrtrm'rrtn of tho
l'nivursity or’ i’t'illlnyh‘llliiu hold their
oiillillt'llt‘r'lnt'hi in tho Amidmuy of Music.
Tim medic-oi dopurtmrtil urmiuntod 2U?
lul'll. the damn! llfr unrl the vutvritiury 11:1.

I'uionrn Killml ‘I‘Irror.

“ARM! (‘1 vi. Hr. .lmwh. ...... A flirtmtrous
vyr-louv iiilr-Hl'ii owr :i portion of Hr‘uut
r-ouruy. Juror-.4 i'orrl-lh. o furmvr. hii
wlfo uud orw r'lrlIrI worn killvtl .\ uum~
bur of hurt-wit Worn rltmit‘oyml. unti tho low
of live Mrwk wrirr rmuultlnruhlv.

\‘l’orkrlo Itioltn to fltllugyl.
\'ll-:\.\.\, .lurrt' fl.-—-l)r. Wr-korlr' bun nub:
miitml to the emperor u now lint of nutnrm
for hl-r prowmml whim-t. it lm'lurltur Hl'fl'
Hzliuuyl, to whom ihw-tupvror vrprreuod
nu oijrrlou, but whom iir. thorle loy.
oily nupoyrt».

hmnllpmt (Jame In ling».

Smum Films. N. Y., June 8.«-A new
of smallpox hm; been rlimrvmxi in thin
village. The «interim won evidently our].
trusted by working mourn: the rag-r in a
mutiny to be used in melting uhoddy.

new 'mlr Yacht Club Rosette.

le Yotut, June tin-«Tho fortyrninth
annuei regime at the New York Yacht
club took place overheads-rte extending
from near Fort Wadsworth to and mound
the Sandy Hook ilgirtohlp.

columnist ltlwr railing.
PmtTLAND, (in. Jim» H.~~'i‘ho river has
mined in» trruximum and iii ntuuding
our. Reports from tho nppvrt'oiumhln
any the writers rm: toiling.

I
Platte Itinr filling.
OMAHA, Juno H.~«’i‘ho i’iuttu rlvr-r in
ropltlly rising. but no greet dnmugo mu
m berm done. thougo much it still unpre-

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(Kink: “

Feel. Fruits. itteithltt. tit;

A fine lot of goods alwoye on
hand. ‘

Williamsburg Creamery in printe, no-
body can meet it, 28c.

Fancy new Creamery. .

A regular flue 600. ea, at 500.

A good'Tea, at 400. .

Cross (it. Blackwell Jame, at 250.

That Bee Soap can be had at my Ito”

Fresh laid Eggs every day. 200. dot. l

An extra line Flour, 550. bag. .

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HINDOO RIHEDV
PEODL’UII Till ABOVE
RESULTS In 80 DAYS. Cures ull
Nervouu Diet-ours, l'uiiln Memory
Pure-sin. Bloepieunnortmhlg tly Emis-
qloriir. tetra, mutt-rt by pout. ohuuuaflves Vllfiornndm
toehrunkr-n orymnn. nml quirkly ‘illt sure y restore!“
lmtfllnuhood in old or young. iuusli'ycnrrledinvm
pocket. Price ".00 upon-lingo. Sir or wflwlfll’n
written .n-nntce to cure or money In Inded. DUI t

let any on iriuclplvd airnrr not sell on any I‘M

lmtlatmn. usiirton huvintr NIMI'C none other. I
he has not trot it, we will semi it by mail uponreeeipt
of il'il‘t'. i’umphivt in m-nlodonvo one free. Addml
hie-tel Medic-l 00., Prop-q (Ilium Ill. um“

GEO. C. STILLSON.
south Norwalk, Bonn.

«outll 1V

ii.- l.-. litiillavgnfllartiorll II. II.

NOVIHBEB 19, 1898.
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FOLLOWS:
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A. M.—l 13 Wash. ex. A.M.-l 05 an.
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066 l.ex., “one"
715 l. en. '9 11“..
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821 ex}, :ll (5 on.
9 (H ex., ill 44 we"
9 30 .15.. ‘P. M.—12 05 ex..
10 11 ox.. l 40 no.
ii 371 lex..1 3 (B ex"
Fill—12:52 ex.. ; glue" to Bridge rt‘
no. ' are.
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