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SALE BY A W. AUSTIN. lEWElEll.
run TRAIN BT13?! POI 0310500.
Wrapped II the Pin. lie fucht I". the
Help“ the lat-Wei Nat-lab
carted toward its Is-t Ito-tin. Pleas
wro- suntsry' ll ‘
Wasurrwroa. sy lift—The inneral
train bearing the remains at the late rise
rotary of state Walter Q. Gresham has
ttsrted on ltswayto Chisinau. tin the
train are President Cleveland and the sev—
en remaining cabinet ofllosrs. llirs. iiresh»
em and other members at the family. be
sides several government officials.
This morning the body was conveyed to
the White House from the Arlington and
planed in the east room. where services
were conducted by lllshop iiurst of the
Methodist university. The members oi
the cabinet. mornbors oi the diplomatic
corps. chiei Justice and associate justlroa oi
the supreme court. the ranking otilcora oi
the army and navy and many oongrear
men were prurient.
A military escort. composed of the reg-
ular troops and marine corps. under the
command of (ionornl linger. accompanied
the cabin to the Baltimore and (thin rail
road depot. The body was then placed
almard the special train for Chicago.
The funeral services warn of the slrnv
pleat and brieiost poealblo character.
There was neither sermon nor ronmrlre.
Bishop ilnrst simply rend the burial eurv‘
ice of the Methodist Episcopal rhurnh. A
hymn was sung by a seleot quartot.
At the conclusion of the funeral serviced
at the executive runnnlon the funeral pro
oosslon. under command of Major General
Thomas ii. itugor. lfnited States army.
moved in the following order from the ox-
orntlvo mansion to the Baltimore and
Ohio depot:
Military escort. mnslstlnuol all the reg
ulnr troops and militia in the District oi
Columbia.
Clergy and physicians who attended the
dorennod.
Pallbearers and hoarse.
Relatives of the downwind.
Planes worn roeorvod for thoprosldent
and heads oi departmental. momhors of
the senate and houeeof raprrwutatiws.
justices of the supreme court auddlplo
matio corps.
The troops of tho oar-ort assornlxlod at it
o'clock on Pennsylvania avenue in front
of the mansion.
The route of the procession was \‘ln
Pennsylvanianvenuo to the railroad dnput.
The following oiilcore woretho aide to
Major General Thomas H. linger; iiouor
al Thomas ii. \‘lnoout. Colour-l ll. C.
Corbin. Majors W. 1’. Hall and J. (J.
Muhlenburu. Captains Crosby Miller. i).
W. Whipple. Rogers ilyrnoy. (1'. .l. Fir--
honor and Lieutenant .i. 1'. Mason lllunt,
The Services In Chime”).
Secretory liresham'e body will be torn
porarliy deposited in a vault at Unkwuod
cemetery. Chicago. pending a decision by
the fomllyna to the final resting plat-o.
When the train bonrlnrr the funeral parry
reaches Chicago. it. will be swito oil'
the main tracks of the Baltlnuzjund
Ohio railroad to the Illinois Central and
run tunatntiou convenient to ”almond
r-r‘metory. A military escort from Fort
Sheridan will m-crnnpnny llru remains
from the station to tho oonivlcry.
The preat-rrt exportation is that tho fu-
norai provoarrlou will reach the wruotory
at 'J o'ciur-k. How a brief i'unoml sorx lvo
will be conducted by tho Rev llr. .\ll'
i'irorauu of tho Sovurnl l’ruulo‘torinn
r-lAAArr-h. ('hionpn. After its wrnplotiou the
party will svparatu. tho [tl'tirlilll'lll and the
rumullors of tho A-nlilnut rt-lurn‘mg dirr'ully
to Washington.
(lakwnovl eoruotnry in in tho southern
part. of tho rrty. and it in tho lllziil‘Telltlld
in; that tho proddr-nr and lit-4 party will
notho takrn into tin.- lmnrn of rho r'lty.
Word ronrhw born that \"Ar'o l'rortrlout
.N‘townnou aim rxprvrta to Join tho funeral
partyrit ('illtrtuo and attend timnrrileoa
at llu- voluntary.
’l‘ho nrrnuumnuut of the lll'tiliis' of tho
(Tillman portion of tlu- aorrlwa was per
formed by J. “. liounoand A. A, Mrauuo
of L'ltiongo. intimate frlonrls of the lam
lly. hire. firm-dram will rivmipy tho prl
vale our of the former.
The seven r-alrinot unicorn. with Antler
ant Hoe-rotary l'hl. who is artiuir mu-rurnry
ul attttn. ulllclntl'll mt rtuilt’o palilmztrrlrti.
if secretary of tlw 'l‘roaeury l irr‘irstlu (inert
not flutt'li liiti city today from 'l'ouunnsor-.
he will join tho limvrnl party at :50qu
point on tho route.
lion. Wilson 5'. lllasoll. ex pontlnneler
general. haa also boon invited to avrom
pany the remain: to l'hlmgu. and it in on
poured that be will start iroru here.
While the details of tire r-orr'moltlca in
Chloaqo are yet inrmrnpleto. it is Awttlml
that brief tori-toes will bo hold on 'l‘hura
day afternoon at the monetary. to which
the body will be borrw. aorumpaniod by a
military naeort. in harmony with the day
and tierrnlnry (imbam'a Well known loy
ally to bit old time war ammlatiom. The
body will be pinned tvtnporarily in a malt
In ()rtltwoml cemetery pondluu the deal
slon by the family regarding Its ilnai
resting place.
Worthington was‘bardly prepared for
tho nnnnuur-enmut of tho death at rams
tsry of State Walter (J. ilroebam. whirls
mourn-AI at snob a late hour Monday
night that it was not. known to rim pantie
until read in the morning vapors. for. MA
though the fatal termination of the rum-re
tary's illnrsn had boon ioroaasnnl. more
was no general armrehonelon that the and
would room so soon, Flay: were lovwrml
tohaii meat on all publlobullriluueaml
many imminent houses. itillolsl business
won for the time laid side by thafllrtlror
oilinsrt of the novornuwnt. and tho thorn
here at all olllclnl (:lt‘tilm. hruellmr with
prominent pimple In private life. brutoumi
to the Arlington. where the luminous
bare made their home in this I'll]. to
leave their cards and manages of condo
lanes. . .
‘l‘lse Diplomatic Corp. snow-m item-rt.
The [nutrient and Mrs. Cleveland mil-
sd during the morning and were for half
an hour with Ira. Andrews, tin- dough.
tor of the dead necrotary of state. and Mr.
Otto Gresham. the son. aitorwsrd the
neat and several numbers of the earl.
not held a warm at the White House
weeneldsrthe arran ermts tor the in.
nsrai. and later in t‘hs day the president
thud s ”nonunion yin. a warm
tribute to the character his esoretary oi
Therewaealeo s toasting oi the
W ”flu.“ smheflt.
H‘hmm. tar-a sits-st
clots “
when
As each of the ember-each)” and snlnls
less but noelved from Acting/Mary
Uhl an utiltiai notification of shed-nth ol
the ueretary. it was detsmrinesl that sad:
would send a reply expressive at his gov
ernment "a sympathy. in addition to shit
Sir Julian was authorized to address s
letter at modulation to the totally of tin
. This is a mark of the pononnl
esteem in which the foreign topmntn'
tivse held the late ternary.
The rum with. family will not be soul
for several days. as it is tint to he submit
ted to the members of the rum The In-
dlvidual letters from the diplomats will
bailout to the state department as new no
they have eommunieated with their gut"
croissants. The liritlelr foreign oiiim on
bind to filr Julian l'nnuvcfoto. and the
manage was communiroted to the state
department.
The, Wat's Proclamation.
The president issued the following:
A Prrwlamntion by thr i'rvwl. at of "in Unit-
ed Motors; I .
Walter i). tin-«ham. M‘t'i't‘lile of ntoio- of the
Unitml Hiatus. in «land.
They prvr-nlvut in mailing ihr~ rir: mourn; arr
nounmrment to hot i'wllow mnrlrrymrn npvrtkt
from the rit'piha of a when»! amrvtrnn M I‘v—
mlnd them that the-y. tun. hay.- lmt upon-oral
able puhltu wrvnnt. n it Mr r.’ ' patriuin:
guardian of all thrir Home and or. rmtn. a
manly and loyal Aml'fli'ful and a lovable rmn.
An rs ntritnlrire r-xprunion of note not in.”
ream-um“ l (ilrrot that the rlizvlmnaln- wprw
ar-ntniivm of tin- l'niimi thl- a in all fort-tan
f‘ntillli‘lwl display the Hum 09'; r ihrll' s mhcw
sire and lu-gnlrum at half not-t tor it n slaya‘
that for u lrkr- prr‘rmi tin~ tint: w! tiu- i'mtmi
titul- vs in~ rlt~1-i:.yml :At half not»: at all fort»
and military route and at all naval slaliuin
and on all \rw l— oi the i'mrmi main.
I furthvr unit-:- that on it.» day oi thr fu-
nr-rat thv «vxlw-utwv rioparrmlnr. m tlwvity
of Witeilliifll’vl’i lw ohm-ll. and r!...r hit. all pal»—
lil'hlllltllllfltfi through rut litr‘ l llll’i'll Stairs the
national ling lm rinpluynl 5.: Lin! mad.
Hunt rut Lat “43in.
RV tiro- l'rn ml» of:
Room l‘. i'm.. 3mm; N‘r'h‘tury Ar stub.
The handeumo cloth norm-mi rails-4 run
mining the rt-rnnine or .‘tb‘nziary Gresham
was removed during Tuesday :sftvsrnmrr to
the front parlor ot‘ the suit of aporrnrcnta
at the Arlington. A barge l'rxltmi flute-v
ling tastefully unt'ulnpsui tho Garlic! and
was partly hiddoa by the floral odorlngn.
whir'h wa-re very numerous.
Many oi‘ the friends who were aware
that the remains were Halide to public
view railed dur mg the owning to take a
laid look at tho donut The features burn
an unusually natural and llfr'likti appear
once and showed no ovlrh'ncu of the rav
ages of disease. The rxprnaaion of the
inoe was remarkably peaceful and calm.
Tube right hand rusted Nift'rin the that.
and in tho lapel oi the amt was a white
carnation. '
A number of oilirlala from the atntrv dv»
porrmont remainedaa a guard of honor
with the dead during the hours of the
night.
Preparation» In Hiking!»
inn-Au". May Bit—Nu doilnlte amrnze»
mmta have boon mndo as yet for the in-
neral of Suitrotrtry (Err-about for the hand:
that the wishes of the family are not yet
fully understood. l'nlted Staten District
Attornoy John i‘. 13inch will invrto all of
tho Federal judges. tlrohemis at all the
governruvnt ammo and Mayor iiennml
Merritt of tho army to row: with him ‘
ennui limo today to arrange for the par
tivipution in tho funeral ”invites and re.
revolve tho proddvut and his. turbine-ton
their arrival in (Jim ago
Rhmir island's Governor Inaugurated.
Ni-Ml'lilli‘. ll. L. May can—Hm illllfill"
notion following tho lnitllgllritl'lnn l‘.‘lt‘.f—.
clues was tho grandma over so on in Now
port on a lilw Iti'l‘llalwl'i ’l'bu ital-homo
and city hall Worn liuitiml by gas gyro run.
muss-sat
at
Two Battles Between Oyster Pl.
rates and Riparian Ownera.
THE 81103132111] USED A llOWITZBlli‘
Today the Pirates llave Planned a Ill; At-
tulsbyflenudlamilw the Fort»! tlte
Own-re. and a Deadly Engagement In El-
Wwfhtrtyvtwo Vessels Concern“.
Your Nannie. N. J.. May zit—The bat
tie betwan the Delaware bay oyatermeu
and the riparian owners wan continued.
The tire was continuous throughout the
day. Bullets our the sails of the vesteis.
splintered tho wuurltt'ork and splashed in
the water aimut thorn. but tho dredrrorl
kept at work whilo a motion oi their fleet
hr-pl continually maneuvering and return-
ing the lire from shore.
it is not known yet wha-tlwr there have
been any casualties. not the tieet has not re-
turned, but (irony-star village»: have been
wildly excltui all day. The drodgers who
remained at homo and their friends were
busy getting their arms In order. for today
a well organized attempt will he made to
capture the rrprrrian forts, and the men
know that there is critiwl work before
them.
That the owners will make a moat dos-
pornto norm... is evident from the manner
in which they l‘uillllll'irll the light Tues-
day. The}! nurniatrs must have been in-
creased. for ti.uir shooting was rapid and
continuous. At almost regular intervals,
nlmvu ihv sharp crud; oi Ililit‘iiilnfl rifles.
sounded the Imomoi tin.- howitzer. mount-
ed on the land fort. ’l'ho maritime-n who
Worked it had improved since yesterday.
and many or the aliuIn‘ told.
'I'Issry Inland In Hill.
The in n ashore arr: for better armed
than tho «in-tigers. ,rhr maturity of whom
haw.- im'nrnw or no it!)~liil‘it: pattern. muz-
zle iundrng nruslmle and piccrni’e and shuiv
gone that aru hardly dim-tire or extended
range ru it in that in tin: unnuit planned
f-xr today tin.- ravu urii rely upon their
Ifl'f'iig'il of hillillx'fn to worry the arrang-
iwlii nnri Lib-fur that in What they will
do to their x-rn-wnt hamper—tho men who
Monday trim! dour: (upturn .lamm Hilton
and worirzdmi itt‘u - f the new of the Arm-
«r us; ilrilon. who it in rt Philadelphia
hmp Ltd. will have to how hie log ampu—
tated. and tho «lotion are grill of ”Jr np;ti~
lull tint: in «none: nuNitt'.
Tlm s. 2‘ ' the contilr't is about 1W)
yardauff urrw no pier. Ulit'rrand Harry
Handy. who have ath'fBl hundn-d thou-
sand dollars ill‘wll‘?! 1:; tin: beds. an? the
lamina of the riporran o'vrurs The boy-
n.en hope to on; tum them lzei‘orv the law
has dorm .«o. That the laymen will ad—
heir-lain! their own law no one harashouts
has the S‘lghhifit doubt. There has been
aorta.- uncertainty on to who were behind
the fort during yeatrrdng'a engagement.
Una tiring. however. is aetiiod in the
minrlaof than} 41erirren—(Jiiterrsnli Frank
unruly WIT? than. if no » m bloc,
Two iurrs‘. lioernn-n A...» ‘fnred that after
the thorium: of (mink: lliitun and the
retreat of tho "yer— "Ht.” Lav saw ti. Gan-
dya with rrtlm in ILLS! hands wading
sum-rs the titaiéfilt \tnrrams have been
ltjllt‘li it}? 7.5th iah'rrd
;\ ”PEI it! n.” \‘I“.~t‘ly‘ nails'd 10 the beds
at dnyhra-ui' Turn-toy morning. All of
than Wit" well arr-reel and r :ariled extra
crews. roots: on; r to Lg}: than to \vork.
Ami :hry viii in :h ’1 : :3 «A rirnigvrs bred
uni! animus: ii. {.7 pin: 51,? - iii; a. They
hm! no '11 . saw! a: pr :red at the mepurud
grounds tr 5:. the land 1'. rue lit loom
their b.h7:r‘:.~:"w.
: Ur
.\ "ruled [Jig-rgvmrirl.
«i the rim-t went to
.;,; and the ri-
parian. In gunner»: i511]!
While» ”'2" print:
Wul‘k r5}
ning the l‘iilll'l' lc-npth Hi the luurlrlimb.
'i'bu largo flillilll'tl in ironr. ot’ the storehouse;
was illuminnrnd with nirvana-rs of t‘illrtlliil.
lnr‘rmliosvont lighh. tmwr‘rng .tluAHt Axll‘
being the Wurliti. "liur (inlri‘llul’. l harle‘t
Worth-n Llpplt.” over a ahlultl oi red.
Willie and blow lights.
Thiru-two Shards-e lirpnrtnl “ordered.
SAN .\.\':'u\ru. 'l‘ur. May ‘J'.t.-.llll‘t
rh. rut-trivia mil :2 '. :' r. :1 r. lni‘ the rum
whom.- sv‘ If an mi 1 ”tenths-n. n~ one of the
«rpm of FM‘ \ .. r-smr ai;- urinal u lit-u ho
irrrrrurrm.~ ; '
Iirn’izmtr' ‘tml ., ..; iv».
It w» b. : “13:3.
tom .2 L'lW‘Jir r «.s..~ d rink. r~ tho
grmrmt m1- “:1 .\ ~i“ ir«r:r it below
tho wntrr 2m» v 2.2»! 3.3:.- lr'nll onions,
The} trim: ti. m ugly :13 that bad
rim
:
Crawlr y and two «Alluzr limit” as. who LAVA!
(\l'i'H‘tVrl from the nrgru llrllrliV in .‘timlm.
that went from hooruia. any that h": of’
their nurulu-r wA'r-A run ntly murdorml neat
Monolm‘u ill'i‘dlhl‘ tinny [nod to ouropv to1
the [hired Statue- t’rom rlmr alawry. '
Earthquake Rhos-l In terminal.
nlm'l‘lll‘lllttllll. VL, May at». wrinsarth'
quitlae nhorl. was plainly ioli inrbmrnwn.
A rumbling union auroropaniori tho earth
movement». In some parts If the county
people were badly mar-ml. and dwellings
were melted and their foundations tainted.
New Ettxland Tea-in Tums-mt.
New Haven. May flit—Tb. New Eng.
land tonnia tournnrent opened at the
nronnde at tho New ilnvan Lawn club
tor the vbamplonahtpoi New England and
a cup oilnrud by the Lawn r‘lub which was
won loot year by Foot» of Yale.
nun-n “0M Men (benefits.
Luanda. May tilt—nit a routing at
leading city Iaankora and merchants held
at the banking home of lilyn. Mills. for
flu d; (It... Lombard street. this city. it
wan dontdnrl to form a gold standard“
fauna Mmldllltlnn.
No Anavnhists as minim. Wanted.
iiicnmn. May tit—The minim news—
paperu publish another elrnnlar privately
leamai by the Pro-ulna authorities forbid-
ding recruiting oommlsaiorwn to enroll
anarrhlntn or tilt'inllwta in thoiiunrdn corps.
“all Hamilton's Condition.
Warrrrsa'rrm. May int—Mina Mary A.
Dodge (Hall Hamilton) endured another
stroke of prtrniynle on Monday and hue
been unooneoiqm rmmt of this time since.
his last night alto Invited somewhat.
hamlet ”mm" rot-s.
Platinum. May tilt—M the liaptiet
llsslonary union hen sutures-es were
made by Rev. Thomas Moody of Atria.
list. ii. N. Thomas-n oi india and Bee.
0. l). Mochanrln of bilabial.
”movie Ire-shouts that.
Pants. May to. -—- Albert. otherwise
Alexander itartln. the last survivor of the
government established by the nathmsl
assembly its late. died near Cull. lien-st»
meat at (rise.
America Artist airtime.
Pants. lay neutron-s. lamb Pinh-
asll. thedmsman sell-ties homestead-
lmon turn to :Ew‘unlwari. :» ;’ til-Anni of rim
autumn: is. i: . drowns: 3- however. riixi
not: it -.: if. r i S-r. and hill r tho ilrnt
lliridon it out than: u. :3 m: .1 sow-ml
twang rum 3r i.u'i m! it. first retzred
among than a: WM. iroigirzx.
(It... in homo war... at “(vii .md msa direct-
ed at drift“ .rt mm s l; t’sptniu llialy of
the Holly Mnr’h, l'aj-i's n Adam’s oi the
Arkerly, (1.; List; Low. of the Volunteer.
Captain kit». frizr; umrily in . barge of the
.\ "naming. if .ptorn who! of the Ward
ii. .r’mith. l'ap aln Nae! l a If the i'otilug-
ton and Captain \tluklu of the Elizabeth.
all oi whom were under line in Alonday s
engagement.
A starred meeting"! more than an oyster
captains was held at Maurice Itiver. and
a plan wars devised to raplum tho riparian
fun. This morning at daybreak two
«toads oi heavily armed men—i0 in eon-h
aqua-dust"! start from a given point for
the swan oi tallla The intention is to
mplslely aurmnmi the fort by wnlnralnl
land. and at .s «tubal to ‘he inn-ta a some
M yowle full of rum will Attempt in maho
a landing tin-2m rover «i as heavy me.
This re manlorml altnrk vnll be route. in
one» this to sumrufni it is probable the ri-
parian» will the lighting.
rm In a»... Ilmisly- any rims.
tumour t '5. they tilt—Fire biota out In
what is known as building: No. it in tho
limihlyn nary yard. a huge warden struc-
ture llmttt .' m iy “I iwr and rbirvlly and
for storage I "norm Tit" fire Inuit! I
fierce blame and tent than iirvmsm busy for
an hour or more in tumor-tin; It epread
inn. The damage in, «tituaudat alwut
[35,000. without insomnia
Tito “my! Wmilds
Qrm . , Hay .tl.—-—'l’l:r- clonal mlro to
W. “rm Cape ilay. h" i’. say that the
January immature limpet. from Jersey to
l’aepohlw‘. ”on. wars emits-d at l‘bannol.
it. i’. The captain. two sranum andone
may were drowned.
limited In". I. I'm
Linnea. May 2b.-Tbeindlrnrf ammo-
et belonging to mus-torn for the harbor
works sxpiulsd in ”W instinct and snag
blown toplerm iii: of "tom vme trill
ed. and lint: halides arm hurled 200
yasdo _
asst“ to ma.
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”study of the sans! boat I. ll. ilerstrsr of
(tower. was amid“ to deal): here by the
male; of a terrain in boiling water.
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Nl'ran‘runs AND Swain.
Or 'r or run Fnu‘t'u
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Nanrzn Fun-aux.
All Lending Gr." Sell it.
nau- outflow, ll.V. ’
DR. F. W. DARMER
suntan llEll'l'lBT.
Teeth Filled and Extracted without pain.
Sets of Teeth on Bed Rubber from
Artificial Teeth without Plains.
(Crown and Bridge Work.)
Teeth Extracted Painieeely. 50c
Amalgam Fillings, 50o
Platinum Fillings. 75c up
Gold Fillings. $1.00 up
All work at. reasonable charges and guaranp
Ofllce open evenings until 8 p.'m.
no. on WASHINGTON I’ll".
Over ,Poet Office. South Norwnlh.
m 1
Physician for Women!
Ills. llll. ii. i. illillilillli
Canbeoonsultedatherodioe.
342 Broad 8t. Bridgeport. lloan.
Murmanto'lunanydayueeotm.
TheDoctorisareguiar a and”
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from an difficult incl eat to the sea on
when.
.Gnilf lathe strictest
and with the assurance of receiving the
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern antler! and medicine. Home care
tarnished for confinement oases. Terms
ante. Alllettera ram 7 iiedto.
clash-stamp. p ill- ND all
if
Gilli", I2,022.
Eac- Rwoun 3:1354.
hire Kentm‘k Wilkes. No. Whitman! 1:21 '
Darn Argo. by lectioneer. No 125. Service. .
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BAY BAAAN. 8,254.
RM‘OED 2:19“.
Hire l-Iaron Wilkes, No. €58. Dam Carrie
war» by tlmrgr- Wilkes. No. no. service.
fee 83L W . B. E. LUCKVVUOD JR.
I” 94. em Norwalh. Conn.
Bargains,
Bargains,
w A l l n it Its.
momma“ Silt “ more
that will SURPRISE you.
At the
PRICES weAare now oiiesing it will
pay you to DU Y and keep for tutors
nee.
N O '1‘ I 0 E
WINDOWS.
Return ear fsre paid toout of town
parties.
our
DEEKEB.
it Washington It. to. llerstlt.
Buggies, Ptsnru. Clflilltt
condominiums.
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