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Washington, D. O.
n. on hotel Comfort, VI.
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"-700 tunes or Ocean maven-
“V ‘ Oil the Beauflfnl new steamshipe of the]
into common um:
Allarding Rest and Recreation.
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- ’ Elissa trips'ere ideelfas a considerable por-
tion is made through the quiet waters at the
Hampton Roads and Potomac River
M thou is little likelihood of soasicknees.
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. *1 . Alsotlokets on sale, with privilege of going
‘ U returning by rail.
‘ ~ Write for particulars of theseZend other de-
W trips to
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
{Her 16, lath Iiver, low York.
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RAILROAD COIPANY.
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Arteries
WASHING TO .9..-
Dates: January". Februa Tend ,
shitprilll May Stand 83. l inclu-
Bates. inc ndlng accommoda us at
hotels: New York. 813.50, Philadelphia.
OLD PT. COMFORT
moi three-day tours will leave New
kl and Philadelphia Februar'i and March 7,
inch: in all necessity «stony-es:
ow ork. Sin 5" tindeiohia 12 50: also
ticketeretnrningvlaitlchmonden
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18a a'frtnn New York; “8.06
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case of twelve. ”are. None genuine with-
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Gold Fillings, $1.00 up
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Over Post Office. South Norwaik.
Physician tor, Women:
——w—_—.
MRS. llll. ii. I. Giillfllilil
Can be consulted at her otlloe,
342 Broad St, Bridgeport. Bonn.
frmn lo a. In. to 'l p. in. any day exceptSunday.
The Doctor Is a regular ph sicien anti fo‘
the wet sixteen years has in e the DlBEASEB
of OMEN a specialty. Ladies suderin.
from any difficulty in. out to the sex ca:
consult Ur. Gnilfort in the strictest confidence.
and with the assurance of receiving the nicer
skillful and scientific treatment known tr
modern surgery and medicine. Home can
furnished for confinement cases. Terms mod-
erate. All letters promptly replied to. in.
e_l_oree stamp. ab tf
We want everybodyin the city to know
about our extra (loud and extra Cheap
Butter Itis fine in color, in texture-
and flavor. It is creamery. Our sales
should increase largely. A trial will
prove all we claim.
Price. 220 lb.. or 5 lbs. 81 00.
Headquarters for tine, smooth-fooled
Parenips.
Try this.
Parsnip - Fritters.
Rub a pint of cold both d parenips
through a flour-sieve, and set them aside
while you sift two cups of flour with an
even teaspocnful and a half of baking-
powder and a teaspoonful of salt. Bent
two eggs and mix them with a pint oi
milk. Beat this mixture into the flour.
Add the cold boiled parenipe. Beat the
batter well and fry it, tablespooniui by
teblespoonful, in a deep pot of smoking-
hot fat. Hold the spoonfuls of better
very near the fat in dropping. to prevent
the fritters from seperating, as they
would if dropped from s distance. Fry
them for about five minutes, or until
they are well browned, drain and lift
themon to brown paper and serve.
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little it. tomstooi’s.
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And dealer to
Visit Paper and Borders.
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1: e'rsend (lilo Mon inns taken to
fori- s ion on netteeby postal.
latitnetes e rfolly siren. molt
WAGON S.
ltlewendsseondheel
mains. illusions. carriages
tuootst. Spindles. sic.
prices to son an
enhancements.
tH
We'V’Tuly-t
“to
Prominent society it
man murmurs Is iron.
ltory of a undo: Wedding That Did flat
Take Place owing to Debts—Arthur M-
ellbrd Was out First flushed on nest:
ey, Now Known-es Betti-a Gerard.
New Your, March alt—lust lidy‘ths
Grant, who was married in the American
chapel in Home to Arthur Psdelford of
Baltimore, is the youngest daughter of the
late David Beach Grant ofN this city and a
sister of the famous American beauty who
is now wearing the Essex coroner. Miss
Grant made her debut several years ago in
Washington.-
Miss Grant, or rather Mrs. Padclford.
is a pretty girl, but docs not possess the
beauty oi her sister. In fact. their types
are entirely dltl'orcut, as the countess is a
tall. dark bruuctt . with the most ravish-
ing black eyes, rile her sister isn pure
blondo. with golden hair and blue eyes.
Arthur Podclford. the bridegroom, is
well known in Washington society circles,
aswull as in Ncw York and Baltimore.
Ho claims Baltimore as his home, nl-
though he formerlp come from Provi-
dence. This is Mr. l’odclford's secrrnd
venture in matrimony. ills former wife
was tho beautiful lie-try ()rdway. daughter
of General Ordwny of Washington, who.
after several matrimonial chungos since
she was divorced by Pmlclford. is now on
the stage, playing under the name of Bot-
tina Gill‘itl'il. She mndoher first appear-
ance upon the stage with Dlxey at the
Standard theater in "The Seven Ages”
in December, Midi, She was divorced from
Padtalford shortly after the birth of their
child.
Matrimonial Bad Luck.
Matrimonial bad luck. however. seems
to run in the Podclford family, as Arthur
Patielford‘a brother, Edward M. Padel-
ford. who murriod in 1880 one of the reign-
ing belles of Baltimore, found connuhinl
bliss not congeninlnnd was divorced by
his wife in 1890. Since the sovorlng of
these bonds he has married the divorcee,
Mrs E. J. Woolsoy, who was the beauti-
ful Nollie Sniytho of this city. Her sister
married Mr. William Jntfrcy. They are at
present living abroad. Mr. Wooisoy has
also married again and is living in Wash-
ington square nnd is having the vapor!-
ence oi litigation with his two young
sons at Ynlo.
The Countess of Essex—tho former Miss
Adclo (Within—Will bu rvmcmbcrml as tho‘
bountyuml bcllc of several London summon
and was nt one time engaged to the late
Viscount (iurmoylo, uftorwm'd Lord
Cnlrucs, whom utlcntlons to Miss May
Fortoscuc. ihodutross, resulted in o brr-m-h
of promise. suit against his lordship, who
was mulch-d in some £10,000 tlunuigcs. '
This suit, which became colcbrntcd all
over the world, was not. hou'rwcr, the
muse of tho brcukiug of tho cngngvmcnt,
as many ponplu bclicvc. Miss lirmrt met
the Earl of (lulruoaa son of the lord high
chancellor of Englund, when that gentle-
man was on a visit to Amerim in lash.
He was thcn known no the Visit-nut (inr-
moylc. In the winter of 1886 tho beauti-
ful Aurorimn was in Cannes, France, and-
while living nt this fanious and delightful
winter remrt her engagement to Viscount
Gannoylc was announced. The wedding
day was set for the early part of July,
1856, and great preparations were made
for tho nilnlr. A aplcndld troussonu WM
pmrmrcd in “uric, a house was taken in
Grosvonor squirt-c, London. for tho worl-
ding brI-ukfrtsl, and invitations were sent
out to all the swells in London and New
York.
One day shortly before the time set for
tho curr-uumy the world of fushion was as-
toundu-d to lmrn tbnt the wedding bod
bccn indefinitely pustptmud, and that the
bride to be bad lhc umrtlilcntlon of return-
ing rill livr wedding gifts. which worn ox-
tronmly luuuimmo. In duo timc the on-
gngmm-ut Was broken off. and tho fact be-
cnmo known thut tho viscount wus hope-
lessly in debt and in such duop llmiuciril
covupllmiilons that Miss iimnt's rclntivos
did not think it Worth while to csiricnto
him for the sake of his comm-t and till».
Lord (‘ulrncs afterward nuirriml Miss ()li-
Vits licrcns, on English society bounty. Ho
died two yours litter.
lloy Tied to n (‘ur Truck.
Xmostm Fans. .‘inrch tin—«A car in-
lpm'tnr (lim'nwrcd it boy on tho trut'ks of n
pitflril'llgi'l' much as it whirled in from New
York. He ordered him oil. but tho boy
was tied on the truck rind so still and
numb with cold llmt luv bud to ho lifted off.
llo bull riddcn in ibnt wuy from New
York and was lmuud for Toronto.
llrutul i‘aptuin Punished.
listrnmrrrz, Itinrch :lH.——-('nptuln Jeffer-
son Moms of the oyster schooner iivuornl
llrtncoch was found guilty in tho l'ultcd
Status district court. of the chemo of bru-
tality toward Edward Merrill, n t‘ulrli't'll
stranum. Judge Morris lined lit-urn two
and sent him to jail for three months.
Chris Von Der Alia Indicted.
8r. Lotus, March flit—In the criminal
court (.‘hrls Von dcr Abe. president of the
bit. Louis Browns. was held to the grand
Jury in bonds of .500 to muster to the
charge of sbmitlng tlmirgc Stcvouson in
the fruit. (llilcf of Police liarrigan went
on his bond.
General llerrieon at Work Again.
Monstrous, March 28.-—Ex-Pmei-
dent Harrison returned to Richmond to
mentor tho Morrison will coco. lie was
forced to step out of the case three weeks
ago on account of an attack of courts bron-
chitis. lie has entirely recovered.
Norton Acqulttasl.
accounts, March tin—President Nor-
ton and Superintendent Quinn oi the At-
lantic Avenue Railroad company, who
were charged with violating the ion hour
law, were acquitted.
Lord Aberdeen'e Bacall Rumored.
OTTAWA, Morcli Eli-«There to swell
authenticated rumor to the effect that
Lord Aberdeen has bum numlhni to take
the lord “autonomy of lrcluml in place of
Lord lioughton.
Langston H. Weed ”earl.
Newton. Mam. March 28,—inngdon
8. Ward. tnrasuror of the American board
of foreign mission commissioners. died at
his home here after an illness of several
weeks.
Whisk" Ireland's Mother 900‘.
Dr. Pant. March tilt—«Mrs. Julie les-
lend. mother oi Archbishop intend, died
esherhclnsiu thlscityet theme! NI
. - i
WI. larch Ila-w“.
the morning out , "19 Spanish societies
murderously shot and killed a seemen oi
the British steamship Lnuresdne and bad-
ly wounded a Cuban negro at St. Jean.
Cuba. The British govarnment is inverr
tigating the matter. The Laurestino ar-
rived at this port from tit. Jose. and but
oi‘lloers denounce the shooting as a mur-
der. They stated that the seamen was
John Lowe. sued ills years. a resident of
Leeds, England, who hurl stripped at Our-
dlil. Wales.
(in the night of March 18 the crew
went ashore for a stroll and walked up
from whore the vessel was lying to the
town of St. Jason. is short distance away.
The boatswain, Lowe and another seamen
were in one party, and alter a walk about
the town started to return to the ship.
When nearly there. Lowe determined to
return to the town and started back in
compnny with a Cuban ucgro. En route
they had to pass a Cuban fort garrisoncd
by Spanish troops.
Suddenly a ecutincluprnngout of the
darkness as they neared the fort, and in
Spanish commanded thorn tuhult. Lowe
did not understand the command and
started to hurry unity. The next instant
the sentinel rniscd his musket aml fired.
Lo ubdromwd to his bum-s and rolled over
acorpsc. 'i‘bo m'gro ”Il‘ll Hilll‘lfld to run,
when he. too. wrrs shot and mortully
Wounded.
The «load mun und the Wounded negro
were carried inside the fort. At daybreak
Captain (inviu of tho lgturcstlna wont to
the fort, und tlcniundml the body of the
mun. 'l'bls demand was refused, end he
has made formal complaint to the British
govcrruucnt. An investigation is to be
mode. The oillccrs of thcstmmcr state
that when she left Cuba on March 20 the
revolution was progressing quietly.
IS BACHE IN CANADA?
Officials of "Is Company Believe They "are
located Him Tin-re.
BOSTON; March art—Tho fuctthat John
0. ‘liuchc. the missing Union life insur-
ance agent who mysteriously disuppwirud
recently after starting on n trip to this
city. is in (inroads; in frilly credited by the
ofllcluls of tlmmmpnny. and it is prob-
able tlust nu oilort is to be "rude to find
out his whurtuilmuts for the purtmse of in-
ducing him to return to New York. The
exact relation existing between the corri-
puny and its missing agent was outlined
by liolwrt l.. l’und. the Boston agent of
the company, in nu intcrvruw. He said:
“We bulicvo thut lint-ho is in (‘nnndrn
In foot, i wont to lit-troll. a fortnight ago
with one James Frnm'is, who represented
himself to have boon tittlil. by Berlin to no-
gotinto with our company for his rcrurn
to the United States. From what Fruit-
cls mill l lillill'VO that ho Wit-i soul. by
lint-ho. "
A MODERN SAMSON.
A Giant fiiuv Kills-cl Two Men In a Street
Fight.
Will-2Ei.l.\’G, March L’r‘x—Mnugvr nvmrmts
come from the vicinity uthllouvult- minus,
in Mount l’iwwmt township. .lcilursuu
mitiuty, 0., of n trugmiy that Of'i'llf'l'i'd
there. A fight startcd in arrowd of Shiv
Ilillli'l'ii on tho strum, and one of their
number-we giant in stature and physique
-—-whnn hard primed picked up to dub and
killed a sniullcr man.
'l‘hcu wiring a largo storm be buried it
in the head of another ninn. cleaving it in
two in the jnu'lmnc, killing him instantly.
There is gnarl i-xritunu-ntamong the Slave
at the urine in (’Hlisi‘qlli'lll'i‘ of the double
murdcr, rmd its the friends of the murder-
er and his victims are ulmut ovcniy divid-
ed them "my be further trouble. 'l'hoh'lnv
who did the killing is undcr nrrcst and is
strongly gunrtictl.
l‘nlted Mine “'orlu-re' l‘nnvcntlon.
lll'iitil-i, Pit. March flit—Tho coon-n-
tlon of l'uiicd Minn Workers of America,
llislrict No. ‘1. was lit-gun lmru. President
ilrmilcy prrsidcd. The "routing was culled
to consider the question of looking it do-
mnud for on rulvuncu in accordnm'c with
the scale demanded in tho l’ltrsburg rc-
gion. It is lltllli'thil that if the dclnunds
nro m-t grnntml by tin» operators in grin-ml
strike in tho rrglon will myrurubout Muy l.
(‘lnrinnuti litmk In Trouble.
(1m lh.\'.\’l'l. Mom-ll ‘JH.——'I'lw (.‘utnmor-
cinl bunk lliilllll‘il tho- clearing house that
it could not pay its duy‘s r-lrnrings. ’l'ho
Commcrcinl in mm of tho ull‘lcst banks in
tho r'lly. Lula-r lilo bunk :isslgrwri in W.
H. Crunplwll, cushlor of the bunk. (insh-
lcr W. ll. ('umpbcll stutod flint the bunk
bud temporarily .tuspcndml pnymcut and
would be all right in n few duys.
Iii-ormlcr ('nrley Will Stay.
liAititlsiit'itu. March as. - (iovorunr
Hastings rm-cltml from Attorney licnornl
McCormick no opinion thut liccurdchur-
lcy of Philadelphia is cntitlmi to hold that
office until lhu first .‘llillllfly in .innuury,
liiiiii. 'l'bo nilnrm-y gr-nnml holds tluit tho
uwutlvo has no tumor to rmnoru tho ro-
cordor luwnuuc tho oillco he holds is on
olcctlvo ouo. /
Saved From Ilytlrvvplmhlu.
va Yuma. March 2H.--'l'im tlrrcu little
boys—Willie and John linvis and Willie
Anderson of Moor-loony. Fla—who have
been patients at the l'ustour institute for
the trust two Weeks. bnvn been discharged.
They will start for homo tonight. llr.
Gibicr sold the boys were it” right and
need have no fear of hydroplmblo.
TELEGRAPHIC BRlEFS.
The Britannia again defeated the Alisa
in it me off Nico.
The business section of Oregon. Illa.
was destroyed by fire.
A bill has lmon intrmlumd in the Min-
nssotn legislature prohibiting sectarian in-
struction or costumes in public schools.
Baronet Gibbs and his brother John,
Green county ('i'onn.) famiers, committed
suicide by jumping in tho Nolncbucky
river. '
The five children of l’hoonis Christies»
Ion. ranging in age from it to It'- years.
perished in the fire which consumed his
residence at Minot. N. S.
W. W. Carrlngton. no anarchist. while
being nrrcetmi or Hon ymliitlrlt'li inr adver-
tising for young and pretty girls for whom
he pretmidml to have situations. blow out
his brains.
The assernhly committee on ways and
means at Albany doubled to rots-rt ad-
vorseiy on the hill appropriating Oslo.000
for the metroetien of a stable attached
to the executive mansion;
An unsucmsful stteinpt was medeto
hold up a train on the Cincinnati Booth-
srsrosdesGrsmwood. Ky. Iii-creme
terrific between the robbers and
mm eel tossed the ”Mm
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widest-on . ‘
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Suoetphospiate oi limo,
Ground Bone.
Potato Manure.
Mapes’ special Fertilizers,
Lime,Ashes and Barnyard
Manure retailed at whole-
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RAYMONB 8808.
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ifyou want your horse clipped quick and
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welrssllulng for "firm. if you are situated
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recur Dell Marni. tors, which give you
in) dent niormetion on active stocks. and
w enable you to matte m if you do your
own speculating. Rates. WI per month: or
with u ans of important cheeses. 3!) per
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WALLPAPER.
Our stock needs no eul-
iiug. Everything entirely
new in Wall Papers. New
goals coming in daily and
our racks are entirely full.
We guarantee our Paper
and work as cheap asanny
in the city. As regards our
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South ilorwali.
13iotures Frasned to Order.
Anists’ Materials.
also: no. other.
Fire. lite and incident insurance
till [Still iltlt IiiiliSl itill‘
dress steamship Tickets eel ilterl
lg lirefis loses begetiated all
so...» soni. oleeb mums Place.
sent to Post olee. iiosth Harwell,“
:otery Pehlie. statewide-eats
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intent Mounties
am no ottstm Til mt.
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losemik Oi.“
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Ayers' fierceperiile. .fl
Dana‘s Beusmrllla, .07
Cuticure fttmlvont. .70
Scott’s Emulsion, .fl
who: 3"" {31.9 r Malaria, '3
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Palm’s (We? Cornpcund, .“
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