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CONTENTS NUMBER ONE.
VOCAL.
Mary of Argyle.
Names Upon the Sand.
0 Thou. who Mnkost the Sun to Rise.
Remember New 'I‘hy Creator.
Annie Laurie.
)e Cabin on De Mississippi Shore.
Home Sweet Home.
ie Folds Them in His Bosom.
amie's On the Stormy Sea. Somewhere
dltt of Colpralne. _ The sand Man.
hike {31% L bilidfil‘ the IV axon. TIIO {time Bth' S
. e e e y. e. urmurng ea
:ovely. Silent Night. The Message From the King.
.4 e. Waiting. Only Waiting.
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CONTEN TS NUMBER TWO.
VOCAL.
Admiratlon. nailing.
finite {tucking out for Me. prllloagli.‘ Sextet
.. 00 e a to i . i.
II (63ng 15in); the 01d Songs. The gldkArn} (innit-1mm
rse. ’ e as et. u’er‘s ‘ .
Janet's Choice. The New Kin dom.
Mrs. Lofty and I. "lie Birdies vening Prayer.
0 r, Twont ' \enrs Ago.
One Sweetl Solemn Thought. When 'eiisn Awe Jamie.
Ring Dem eavenly Bells. Whistle and iv sit for Katie.
CONTENTS NUMBER THREE.
VOCAL.
()n the Books by Aberdeen.
Robin Adair.
Some Day.
The Little Old Lot; Cabin in the Lane.
The Kerry Dense.
There‘s Always sunshine Somewhere.
"l‘is the Lost dose of Summer.
At the Wicket Gate.
y A 116, '
Believe me if all Those Endemin; \oun;
Charms.
Joli Jack Tara.
My y. Remember Me.
Nothinc But Leaves.
Old Joe's Dream. Yrs. Let Me Like a Soldier Fall.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Adelina Patti Quad: ills. Sonatina.
Notre Dame Waltz. Two by Two.
CONTENTS NU MBER FOUR.
VOCAL.
Seymour.
The flue-y Goblet
The Old Oaken Bucket.
The Minstrel Boy.
’i‘nen You‘ll Remember Me.
The Land o‘t he Leal.
The Gypsy Countess.
V ive L‘Amour
Wl'a Hundred Pi Mars.
A Warrior Bold.
A Land Without a Storm.
1101 Ni ht. Peaceful Night.
Hi an Mar '.
Ho (1 My Han .
£5 Drxnm'?1 a Dream.
y e as.
My DINOotta e Home,
8180 . Baby S eep.
Steal Away. Within a Mile of ludinboro.
. INSTRUMENTAL.
scion... schemes
CONTENTS NUMBER FIVE.
VOCAL.
A Little Talk with Jesus.
Come closer. Soul to Me.
Comin' Thro‘ the Rye.
Dublin Bay.
”Kerk. I Hear the An els Ceiling.
5101 Mother. Guide iis Footsteps.
. i
Let me Dream Again.
Uni ‘ to See her hoce Again.
Ole .‘lokerdemne.
lioclt'd in the Cradle of the Deep.
The Heart Bow‘d Down.
The Limit Chord.
The l’lrates' Chorus.
The Sword of Bunker Hill.
‘1 he Lord's Prayer.
appy Moments.
.. an
Jesus t1) Thee I Come.
Lullaby. Turn Buck Pharaoh's Army.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Ifihigh P IIt Prince Lunch-rs.
3.
Lily of thg Valley. Mazourka. ll Bacio. Waltz.
CONTENTS NUMBER SIX.
VOCAL.
Lurboard Watch.
My Am Countrie.
ancy Loo.
The Maid of the Mill.
xii-saute finite.
wn a e ‘ross.
Eyes that Watch for Me.
F0 t all Thy Sorrow.
Go wu. Mose The Bridge.
I Dreamt that Isllwelt in Marble Halls. Where are the Old Folks.
In the Gleaming. Wilcoit.
INSTRUMENTAL.
author Hello. St. Albans Grand March.
gaunt Love Uavotte. The Turkish Reveille.
CONTENTS NUMBER SEVEN.
VOCAL.
When we liner the Music Ringing.
The Little Ones at Home.
Ye‘il Hoon be ”aiming; Awa.
lie Kissed me and i knew Two» Wrong.
Shells of Ocean.
Bun of to Soul.
Take me ome.
0h. Are ye Bleeping. Maggie.
i ’l he Open lioor.
Tlene :3 a Bird. Hour our l'rayor.
In the Starlight. I i‘omo to Thee.
Babbidge. Why do Hummer Hoses Fade.
INSTRUMENTAL.
The Pearly Dewdrop. liorthlo \iorrh.
Oarnavals liotscchaftcr Waltz. Don Juan:
CONTENTS NUMBER EIGHT.
VOCAL.
Filcni Night.
The Hunt: and the Sinner.
The Brave Uld Uult.
’1‘th Tomiwst.
A Sister‘s LOW.
A Little While
A Bird in lian .
Bob ”is i tone to Him p.
B ills I m'le Joe.
law. god-ohm Sweet :0 Tell You. Would You.
Off. In tho Htllfy Night. Wall in .
So 1 can Wait. When 5 mil we Meet Again.
INSTRUMENTAL.
Bohemian Girl, Porn as Snow
Joys of Spring Waltz. Regimental March.
CONTENTS NUMBER NINE.
VOCAL.
The Beautiful City of Nod.
onsider the Lilies.
C ' The Clarion Now Sounds to the Field.
Evening Song of the Virgin.
60 but the An els In. The Child's Wish.
Hear the use 1-. endernnd True.
Little Ma d of Arcadee. Trancndlllo.
0 Baggage. My Baby. Willi ot trill! ht.
mm duct rob Bell. w m u m .
mm: Ha'e “iii Wallace tiled. hen the Corn is bothered in
INSTRUMENTAL.
orican Line March Ho e Sweet Ho e.
fluent. Forget Me Not. L'aoarpolette. n1
DID YOU EVER DREAM
or pain the sweeteet contra of all undone. words and music 0 at line
mm hegemonic» bound, and Indexed. for HALF A scar 'm m 9:3 you
not been accustomed to twins thirty to fifty cents each for such soup? Come or
and at once to the 8m: in. ofllce and get them.
line Coupon end Ill Cams Each Part.
D 6 . -
With Volley Coal ouc‘uu Ila-t Death In
a Shaft. ,
WILKEBBABRE. Pu. July ill—A num-
ber of Lehlgh Valley Coal company ofll-
oinls wont on a tour of inspection of the
Exeter mine, one of the company's col-
lierles at West Pittston. The party com.
prised Superintendent A. Mason of Pitts-
ton. Robert Mercer of the Lehigh Valley
engineer corps of this city. Professor Bur-
mll of Lohlgh university and Inside Forc-
wan William Wilson. With the party
was the foreman. Jacob Gates. While go-
Ing up the old airahaft. which is a second
opening for the Exeter shaft, the bottom
of the carriage govo Way and precipitated
the men to the bottom. Gates. the fore-
man. when he felt the timber giving WM.
grasped the side of the hunting and held
on until rescued. Colonel Mason was
killed by the shock. Inside Foreman Wil-
son was fatally injured and died soon
after. Mr. Mercer was badly and Profess-
or liurrcll slightly injured. lie and Mr.
Mercer wore taken to the Pittston hospital.
The Exoter shaft is the one in which 27
men and boys mot death in lHTU from
suffocation by the burning of the breaker.
which was directly over the shaft. The
second opening. where the accident occur.
rod yesterday. hasnot been used us a trav-
eling wuy and was in use then because of
repairs In tho main shnft.
Foreman Gates says the accident was
due to tho corrlugo getting caught in the
side guides. and. the rope continuing to
pull. the cross beams ut the junction with
one of the uprights gave way. spilling the
occupants out. They tell about :lo foot.
The physiclnns ut the hospital soy I’ro«
fossor llurrell will be able to h-nvo the ln‘
stltution soon. Mr. Mercer’s condition
is critical.
Colonel Manson was born in Bradford
county. this stoic, and received his rudi-
mentary education at ’I'ownndu. when) ho
was fitted for tho Susquehanna Collegiate
institute. He completed his studies at
Worcester, Mass.
In Ih'il boosslsiod In raising 250 men
when the coil was made for voluntovrs.
Ilcforo the command I‘Olli'Ile Harrisburg
he was promoted to second livutvnnnt and
further promoted to adjutuut the some
year. .\t the bottle of South Mountain
ho was distinguished for bravery and was
favorably mentioned by the line oillccrs.
After this action ho was selected by (ion-
erol Robert E. Meade its a member of his
stall.
ALBANY CONVENTION.
Amendments I'nfuvorablo to Corporations
Are l'rumptly Tabled.
ALP-ANY. July ‘27.—-iu committee of CDT“
porutions a proposed amendment. dcclur-
lng trusts or unnbinotlons to restrict pro‘
duction or to fix or enhance prices to be
Contrary to public policy and void was
laid on tho tnblo by n largo majority vote.
it was decided to report adversely the
proposed amendment of Mr. Tucker. rel
quiring corporntions to pay their employ
cos every week out] entitling the luttor to
profvrnurc in the event of the corporation
becoming insolvent. Those of Mr. II. A.
Clark, defining the powers and dutirs of
the lugisluturu in forming and dividing
counties; that of Mr. llulcouib, providing
for minority representation in tho bonrd
of directors of incorporated companies.
and of Mr. Ilochv. giving tho legislature
power to fix uud rognlnto freight rates
upon all trunsportntion Illliili within the
state and to provide certain privileges and
limitations for corporutlons, were referred
back to be considered In committee on
cities. A resolution providing that foreign
corporations pay the some tax as those in-
corporut-t-d within the state was laid on
tho table.
The committee on cities will roport to
the convention ioduyo general scheme for
the government of all cities and counties.
The vote In committee was 10 to z’. for u
favorable report. and thrro wi-m two mom»
bcrs absent.
The report. in thcshnpc of n pmposod
ammdmont will forbid the legislature
from making ouy spot-ltd InWs for the gov-
ernment of any city. Cities muy have a
common ('nllllCII to consist of one or tvvo
bodies. with a proportiuuuto minority rop
rcseutation.
SAVED MRS. BEALE.
James G. lilalno's Daughter Narrowly Es-
cape-ti Drnvnlng.
Lus‘ ANol-Ild-ts‘, .IuIy 27.——-Mrs. 'I‘ruxtou
Ilvnlc. daughter of the late James (l.
Illulnc. bod n gnrrow escape from death at
Santa Monica bench while butbinu. Mrs.
Boole. her husband and a party of friends
went to the North Iicnvh buthhousc. whom
they Indulgcd In bathing in the big
plunge.
Three or four were in the water when
Mrs. Iloplc ventured beyond hnr depth
and went under. lloyJoues. the proprie-
tor. was attracted by her cries. and he
plunged In and soon fished tho lody out
and thus snvml her life. she having gone
down a third limo.
A Long Island Mystery.
(ililll-INI'UINI‘. .\'. Y.. .iuly 27.-—-Mlss
Mumio Krrrluou. it girl who mmo Ill‘I‘i'
from New York. Who found lying uncon-
scious In the woods just uptblu tlu- village.
.\n oxumluutiou by physiciuus disclosed
the fact. that sini hail boon druggmi null
outraged. The girl bus not romvr-rod cou-
arlousncss, nud her condition is mnsldcr~
cd critical,
...‘2‘(;”” Marta For llmrw.
(zl‘lli «vows, .luly 27.««~.lamus Corbett.
tho pugllist. sailed for New York on
boardiboii‘hiio Htur lino Ntcmuor Mo.
jostlr. He sold that he Would not be pro.
pared to light Jackson for slit months.
This would be his last light. and he in
tended to be in perfect oouditlmi when the
battle took piucc.
Hm blunt II Mate Son-tor.
RENO, Nov, .luiy alwhirs. M. A.
Ilnrtly shot and killed State Senator M,
l). Foley. The cause of tho shootinuis not
known. Mrs. Iinrtly is an artist. and her
room in the Bank of Nevada building
was whom the shooting Occurred. Mrs.
llnrtiy has been arrested.
Mill qm NONIDOIL
SALEM, Mose. July lama—While Ann
[mat-y, an employee of the Naumkcng cot-
ton milis, was at work her long hair
caught in a roller, and her scalp was ul-
Inost entirely torn from her head. She
cannot litre. NM
Charged With Wife Murder.
Bos'roa. July 27.-Mnrgcr'ct McMnnus.
who lived with her husband in two rooms
in the tenement at ill) Hudson street, was
murdered, and the husband has been or.
rented, charged with the crime.
Boys nu Moment}: Won stolen.
Saamoos, July iii—Miss Mario do
men of Charleston. a scanner guest hero.
claims that some one entered her room
:3“ stole diamonds and jewelry valued at
00.
«.l'i'i‘l' this suction.
insulin-saturation
Furnace Hen—EdvmWinds Sweep
Across the Plains.
A lung Drought and Days of Torrid llent
Cause Great fluttering Beyond the Min-
flinsilrpi~hli~roury Ranging From 105 to
110 In the shade.
()MMIA. July 27.——A more withering
Ilast ncvcr swept lit-toss parched Subaru
than that which scorched tho grout pluln
between the Missouri riwr and the Rocky
mountains. For two days the wind bud
blown from the southwest. and ouch day
was better than its predecessor. Wodnos~
tiny "Ii‘ mnxirnuin temperature wus ilii
.lolzreesnttho highest point. Yesterday
it wus loo. From all over tho territory
tributary to Omaha. n strip of iillu miles
north and south and 50') miles east and
west. come reportsof the terrible slim-ts
of tho but wind,
thrwvor the ground was IlII'i'lllIY dry
the growing corn has been baked. Wherr-
thorc Wth uny moisture there is still hope
for the crop. A ruin In ”M or :5") hours
would be worth a grout dcul of money.
Suinll groin bus boon harvested generally
and will suitor none.
Kimmie (JlTv. July iii—‘1’“ the past
three days intense honi- hns prcvnllud oll
NO ruin hos fallen for
two wi-eks, nnd tho corn crop in some
places luvs been ruined, and unless ruin
foils very soon the I'L‘IlllilIIiIUI‘ of it will
shrivt-i up.
The tIu-rmnmcior ut Iimlgo (‘ity was
lilii in tlu- shade. and in this city wt was
fefllfib'red. 'I‘lu- dazmuzv to corn in “'vsl-
:ru Immune in‘ believed to bo inculcultibic.
Ill-.s .\Iul\l<~, .Iuly 27.—-’l‘lu- hottest
wvntbvr In 1H yours was oxporit-mwi born.
Stl‘mttlwrmntnctcrs tiimwml IIH In (In!
.luulc. A but wind blew front the mulb-
w'cst, and grout injury was donv to Crlliln.
From 100 to 112 In tho .‘IIlItII'.
5T. I‘ll 1.. July 27:— ‘ .~ I:liIIt‘.lIl‘lIII_V re
ports from various points in Minot-mm.
.erth and South Ilukoiu :ind northern
luwn this hos been one of the hottest days
room-dud in the northwest. From 100 to
ill in the shodo is rl-portod. The long
continued boat is proving disastrous to
crops. “hunt in South Dakota. is .cpurtcd
nearly all out of the way. but corn must
have ruin immediately to save it. The
‘«one HliltIICIOIIS exist in northern Minor»
sotn. Reports from northern Iowu sny
corn is injured beyond the puwvl‘ of rain
to restore 'l‘hv slttmtlou In some lwftt‘l‘
in North Dakotn. , ‘
Following are some of the records do.
ported
Munkoto. itl‘l. Furlbnult. lbs, >t. Jame-i,
lilo. i'nlcdonio, 101. lilrd lslund. lo).
Yunkion. r”. 1)., ill). \‘ermilllon. 11:.
Sioux Foils, ill); I‘iurro, illi; Ilurou. lull;
Ilismurric llll. West l'uion. In, int;
Sibley. lill.
Although tho luat was zilmmt unproce-
drilled in tho ’l‘wm (Titus. no titers of
sunstroho are reported. ‘
Hm. out-1h. Wis, .luly ‘37.—-'I‘ho thor-
momvtcr registered in“ in IIlt‘ shade INTO.
Five \vvcks' drought hos ruined the potato
und i'nl‘ll crops
Alillilil-Zl-‘V. X. [1. July ‘37.—I“urhuro
like hoot hos provolllul hrrv for tho post
\vcek ut botwevn INT and lost duuri‘t's in
tho slhuic, \‘eni-tuilons of all kinds are
suitor-log badly.
'I'Iio (‘rnpo Iinluocl.
'l‘orrzki. July iii—livports from con-
trnl and \vvstorn Kansas are very discour-
aging. The corn crop will be a fulluro In
more than half of the stat-c. The corn In
runny Holds hos burned up.
lam-outs, lion, .iuly 27.——Crops in thls
virinitv are being badly dumugod by the
drought ."ii severe bout winds that have
Iii‘i‘ll raging during the past few days. A
subscription hos bmiou started among the
business 1mm. nnd u largo amount of
money “'33 soon raised to secure the serv»
ices of ruinmakors.
51'. Lotte. .luly iii—Thoinhabitantsof
this city and vicinity huvo boon snilcrinu
from ilw intense bout that has prevailed
to n greater or loss degree for the past few
dnys. According to the report of Sir
goon! It'run kcniiubl. tho Ioczil weather bu-
rcou oillrlnl, :HI dogmas iu the sluull- was
the minimum vouched by tho thermom-
cicr.
It was much hotter than this on the
streets in the direct ruys of the sun, 115
degrees being registt-n-d. and everybody
whose business enabled them to do so
kept within doors or sought the refresh»
lug shudcjof the parks. where u COUI bronze
wniowhat tonipcn-d tlu- booted utrnos
plioru. As for us known by the police
them were only two prostrntions, which
happily will not prove fatal. Ilorses suf‘
{crud coilsidcrubly, and from thcsurround-
lug ('nulttl’Tf‘Olliu reports of purl-bod fields.
Enid \Vi'll "Ive a Station.
Hi 'rnun‘. il. ’l‘,. July :37.«>‘ovrotnry
Lowe, noting governor. has wired the war
dopuriuu-nt requesting that the soldiers
be withdrawn from lipid and Pond (Truck,
us they wuro no longer needed. The [i'rl‘l‘
ioriul odminidrutiou bus provollud upon
the railroad mmpnny to erupt. ili'llills. so
tho iroublu run prm-ticully be sold to ho
uudwl
Ilium “’tir In Indiana.
INDIANAPOLIS. July :27,~—~'I‘ho tvivgrapb
mul It‘Il‘lihillii) wires have been out In
lirwu county. pull the full doinlls of a
light, la‘twvliu whites and blocks muployi'd
Ill tho minus of tho Islond ('lty (Toni com
puny nt. LIuion hove not boon received.
A rl-port from Sullivan thyii nt Ioust one
minor was ItIIIiilI and svvcrul wounded.
lirlrhol Mail-h Ended In to Draw.
’I‘oiuwro. .Iuly 27.~—'I‘lw I’hlludnlphhr
Toronto cricket mutt-b vmlvd in a draw.
The I’IIIItqulpIiIu (trlt‘kvivrs were 71% runs
behind. with two wickvts standing. when
time was up.
Uttll'hllnfll .lmllcngm (Flurrvrmean.
I’Alus, .Iuly rim—M. i’oul Dost-hone].
member of the cbmnbor of deputies. has
challenger! M. Uiluncnorml. editor of La
Justice. to a duel with HWUI‘UH. ‘
Ton Buildings Burned.
Pirrsrmtp. ills. .Iuly :37.«-—li‘iro in
Griggsvlllc. this county. burned 10 busi-
ness buildings. The loss is about $100,000.
UUMI’II l’lea-anton Dead.
PHILADELPHIA. July :27.-(icnernl Au-
gustus J. l’lensnnton died here after a lin-
gering illness of pneumonia.
Exchange.
"(Inn you give me 2 sixpcnccs for n shil-
nngl“ uskcd a little boy of ugroccr’s shop~
DIIIII.
“Certainly," said the man, handing
over the, 2 sixponny pieces.
“Well.” said the boy. taking the six-
pcncos and turning to go out. “mother
says she will send you the chilling tumor.
row. "wLoudon Standard.
‘ ‘ .«svm A WINNER.
The (lithium Captures the Welter/weir!"
Championship. .
tumultuous. July iii—«A decision or
Joe Choynslrl makes Tommy Ryan the
welterweight champion of the world. The
contest. which has been attracting the at
toution of the ring followers for several
weeks throughout the country, was a 20
round affair. the men to weigh in at or
under 142 pounds, the winner to take the
rntirc money going to the fighters. The
fight took place at the Twin City Athletic
club and was witnessed by a very large
audience.
Mysterious Billy Smith of Boston and
Tommy Ryan of Chicago both stepped
Into the ring. with Tom West. Sully
Smith and Ted Alexander behind Smith
and Jerry Murplvflliurry linker and Pro
lessor Lewis behind itynu. Joe Choynskl
was selected referee.
Throughout the light Smith was the ag-
gessor and woe obliged to chose Ryan all
over the ring, Time and again be led his
dangerous right and could not land. In
vuiu he tried to not Ryan to come up to
him. but without oval]. the Chicagoan
keeping nwuy und contouring himself by
poking in his rightor left in Smith’sloud.
There was probably never a light where
such a pace was kept up for so long a time“
with hardly any intermission.
Toward the lost Smith slipped in the
water in his corner, and liyou dnzod him
with a left on his jnw. From that time
on ho apparently bud Smith at his merry
and yet was unnblo to knock him out.
At the end of thothntivthround, with
Smith on his foot smiling, though bloody,
Choynski declared Iiynn tho winner on
points. although the uudirncc to it man
except the friends oi" liyuu declared it
should hove been a draw. lh-lcgutions of
sportiugtucu from oil ports of the country
were in nitcmloucc.
PROVISIONS RUNNING SHORT.
The Strikers u! l'ulinmn Approaching Don-
perute Strait-i.
L‘ltlt‘iim. .Inlv 37.-——’i'ho situation at
I’ullmuu is first opprlmching u crisis for
the men uud also for the company. The
question of food supplies is a vital topic
among the strikers, and tho contemplutcd
witbdrmvul of the militia moho: impera-
tive 50m» dcuislvc movt-ment on the part
of the (mummy.
Mayor Hopkins. in n recout interview.
sold ho sow no necessity for the presence
of Colonel Turner 5 forces at l’ullmun us
long as the company refused to outline
any policy rcgnrdiug the future operation
of its pluut. It is not at all improbable
that by next Saturday night the mayor
will order the return of the First regiment
unless. some move is made by the company.
The strihcrs' relief committee is entire-
ly out of the necessaries of life. und noth-
ing SUCHIS to be minim: in. The company
Is noxious that at least a portion of the
soldiers be left or l’ullmnn, but it Is not
likely that [buy will bi" nllowi-d to rcnmin.
i’rcsidcnt Ilcih of the .\ It. If. has left
for his homo in rI‘i'I'I'I‘ lluutu. Ind. llc
will remain thorn until the convention of
Aug. '.’ in ('btmgo.
.\t u “looting: of the .\. Ii. i‘. bulurv
leaving: I’ri‘SIlIi'llI Ilcbs violently ussuiled
the prim't'itftnli in tho cournmpt proceed-
inns. Toward the close of his speech he
sold.
“I mu under indictment oil the way
from San Francisco to Pennsylvania and
from St. l’uul to New Orleans. but. I have
not fort‘vltrd my right to free speech. and
If Judge Woods yesterday enunciated the
law I Would rnthcr rot in jail than be n
free man. If Ioiono were onncvrned In
this matter, I would permit no defense to
be made in my behalf, for I consider it an
honor to be in contempt of the 0mm that
is going to try mo. "
BIG FRAUDS ALLEGED.
New York Taxpayers finld to Have Been
Robin-«l of Millions.
New Youu, .luly :T.-—.\pplirotlon is
about to be IlIl‘Iill,‘ tofiupromo .IustII-o Wil-
llmu .l. Gnvnor of Brooklyn by cit-Judge
William Henry .\rnoux, in behalf of a
committee of taxpayers of this city. for
on order directing on invvstlgutiou into
the workings of the comptrollcr's ofllcu
The investigation is to be made for the
purpose of ascertuiuing whether it is true
that there has been wholesnlo fraud prao
tlced in that ol'lice continuously for years
and continuously couccnled nnd whether
there have been. us ullogcd. fraudulent
issues of bonds amounting to many mil
lions.
The step which Is about to be taken Is
based upon documentary and other evi-
dence furnished by Major Matthew
O'Rourke, who was on employee of the
comptrollor'a oillco years ago, and claims
the credit for furnishing the material
which led to the exposures which termi-
nated tho ('nreorof William M. 'l‘wcod and
led to his downfall.
Ono instance is cited of a fraudulent
issue of bonds since trim for mom thou
Huntington. 'l‘hoso bonds iron- sold In
Europe and are still held there. nnd the
city is paying interest on thom. The first
of the series mature. it is sold. in liml and
the last in urns.
There are ntIu-r Irroguloritios, It is sold.
of oslrullnrrhnmctvr. which look as If
they could not be explained away, and
somo of those who have boon going over
tho subject pro so for as to my the irroguv
Iar or illegal issues of bonds uil‘oct up-
ward of $ll)t_),ooo,ooo,
"ambit".
National League (lxiiitos~—\Vlt-iliinuton.
5; I’hihulolpbla. l. Brooklyn. in; lieu.
ton. ii. I’Iitsburu. it; i‘lovelntid. :l. liol~
tiluon». -t; New York. to.
Eastern lmnguc Uamus~liinuhmuton.
12; Springfield. ll. yrocuso, i'r. llullulo. 5.
Two Girls Drowned.
Art/mm IIiiilILANDS, N. .l.. July 27,——
TWO little girls, Katie Johnson and Sadie
Hubbard. who had been sent here for a
twu Weeks' outing by a New York fresh
air association. were drowned while both-
ing in o pond on Chapel hill.
Troy herein“ Club Disbanded. f
’l‘nov. N. Y.. July ill—After n consul-
tation with President Powers of the East.
om league Manager Maloney disbanded
the Troy Baseball club. The club had
been losing money for several Weeks.
Captain honesty Dismissed.
New YonK. July 87.--The police board
found Captain Dolwrty and ox-Wardmen
Mochan and liock guilty of having re-
ceived money for police protection and
dismissed them from the force.
An Aged l’rewller Dead.
Ill-:Amtvu. Pu. 'July B7.~—linv. Fro sin
A. Hellman cited 8? years. til ol it
preacher in the Evangelical churn i In the
United States, died at his home hero.
Weather Forecast.
Generally fair; warmer; increasing milk
out winds.
c. FwBoutchI
DENTIST.
Painless daunting wthi (its.
lilalized ill “or Cocaine. lit
Extra Charge.
Sets at Teeth. $5 to ill)
Office hours. from 8 a. m. to 6 p or.
Dr. Boutwell Is usln a preparation in fill-
limr which renders t 8 operation as non-l
paiflless as possible without injury to the
co l. ’
LAUDER’S BLOCK.
4 80. Main St, 80. Hermit.
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i121 ly Box 384. Norwalk. Conn.
A. WALLAW~
HEN insuring your life be sure that you
get a plain and definite contract. Do
not allow yourself to be deluded by estimates.
Do not be misled by names-Tooth Semi-
Tontines. Distribution Plans. Cause 3. etc..
however skillfully disguised. all mean some-
thing indefinite and uncertain. Twenty, tif-
teen, ten years Is a long time to wait to find
out what you have not. Many than as will
happen in that time. Better know w at you
are paying for when you start. All scheme
whereby some are to gain what others lose are
alluring and deluslve. and upon this basis
Tontine and Distribution Estimates are made.
girlie possibly you may be one of the losers.
emember that the Connecticut General
Life Insurance 00.. Is entitled to your first
consideration since it hoidsa. foremost lace
among the Lilo Insurance Companies 0 this
Country. and otters superior advantages in all
features of the business. together with Great
Financial Security. Insure in the Connecticut.
General Lite Insurance Co. Every Policy Is
a direct. simple. and guaranteed contract.
Nothing Is loft indefinite to be settled at a fn~
cure time. S. S. L’HUMMEDIEU, Ag’t.
In Washington Street.
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occur or 25 certs.
[laymen/m
OIMNW Damn, flwmwfiz'l.”
mini
Physician for Women!
MRS. BR. N. A. GUIIFIIIID
Can be consulted at her office.
342 Broad St, Bridgeport. Conn.
{mm 10 n. m. to 7 p. in. any day except Sunday.
Thelloctorls a regular ph‘yslcian and for
the pest sixteen years has mm ethe DISEASES
of \OMEN a specialt‘i'. Liuiles sulerinz
from org difficultyv Incl out to the sex ctn
consult r.Gullfor in the strictest confidence.
and with the assurance of receiving the moat
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. Home care
furnished (or confinement cases. Terms mod-
erate. All letters promptly replied to. In-
close stamp. a5"
COAL 5'"
COAL
Old Company’s
LEHIGH,
HAZLETON,
CROSS CREEK,
and other first class family
COAL.
Our range and heater
COALS
for family use are carefully pre-
pared; all slate and dust remov-
ed before delivery.
RiiiiilNli BROS.
SOUTH NORWALK
Hour strait”
~4le
WATER POWER.
If you want your horse clipped quick and
clean. call on
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main Stu
“‘ll’ South Norwalk.
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Nervoul IIIIEIMEF. i-uliln emery.
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dunmeiemsuseu ypustnbnoea. rus'l orandmo
toshrunken or am end quickly mt sure rector"
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pocket. co.
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1.00 sou-Bone. BI: or Qthithp
unclean-mica in can" notify nfnndel- Man i
at an unprinulph-d drug in sel {on any kind «if
“Mini on. mist on but a It Al’l ~noneother. I
he has not not“. we wil semi ti: mull open "0:3:
of rice. m blottneealcdo ve ope free. Add
”in“; tuition”. ill-.01 r
GEO. c. STILLSON.
south liomli. Comm.m
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