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Caveats. and Trade-links obtained and all Pat-
ent business condo. red {or ”upturn; rug,
Ouworrtct Ia Onoeir: u. B. Earner ornct
and we can an arc pmrm in less tune than
remote irom Washinwn. 4
Send model. duo on; or pleura, with (Irrrrlp-
llon. We IdVlJC. it porn-lance or m. Irv: of
charge. Our fee In“. due Lil purer l‘ u. umi. .
A pgupuuy, “ lit-w to illumn l‘olcms,” with
cost cl some in the U. S. and Iomgu wuamcs
sent fret. Addrus, ‘
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JACOB M. Lavrou
Flu. lite and lccilcni Insurance
till [Sim IND llllllSl ism
Ocean Steamship Tickets and Biarl
as M loses N tieted and
Stacks Sol . tiles 5 lread Place,
sent to Past tiles, lleeth Nerwslk.Ci.
Notary Public. Acknowledgment
l'ekee.
YOUR SAVINGS 1N
INVEST
CENT. SECURITIES
sun
Illili
YOUR Ll", BOUBE
OR FURNITURE
THROUGH THE
AGENCY OF
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Room 1. Issonlc Budding, Ncrwsik.
TO ADVERTISERS.
Changescannctba guaran-
teedthesamedaycepylshand.
edin. Everyreescnablecdcrt
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patronabut changecaanotbe
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Who‘ I! MAID! 0! mm
is. Believes In as International Dim-bl»
item. With ire-Coleus at a What!
res-s ta s~wsue stamina the
Braeabapk Dollar lee-var.
Aces". June wheeler run was.
asked whether he read Beaster liber-
man's speech on the monetary question.
" Yes." said the master, “1 have care
fully perused Senator tiberman's Zanss~
ville speech on silver. It an Ohio Demo-
crat had made the speech. there would
have been condemnation all along the Ravi
publicen ranks.
"The Implication startled me that there
are In a prosperous stem like Ulla liepuh-i
Ilean voters who wish to degrade our dol- ‘
lar standard. repudiate one-hell our pub-
lic debt and pay their debt In cheaper
money than they promised to pay.
"I have a. mat such voters In New
York. It Is dimcult for me to believe that ‘
a majority In any American state or in ;
any American congress will vote to create ‘
a new dollar merely in order that thereby,
debtors may evade the payment of one-'
half or ouc-ouartcr or auyperceniago of:
what they owe and have promised. That I
would be worse and more indefensible '
than the creation in 186‘: by Senator Sher-
rnau's party of the full legal tender green-
back dollar. Then the country was In the
agony of civil war, but now there is pro
iound peace
The Degradation of our Dollar.
"Until I read tho latest legal tender de- .
clsion In new by a Republican supreme
court In Juiliard's case I did not think '
that our highest judicial tribunal could
tolerate such a repudiation of private con-
tracts by a degradation of our legal tender
dollar. It had not been attempted In our
history till 156:). Whether our standard
dollar was eilvrr or gold or both, it was
from 1702 to led: a' honest standard, an .
undegraded standout. During those 70 ’
years nobody loaning dollars felt it acocs~ i
sary In note or bond as now to describe
the dollars of payment as gold dollars oi?
present weight and fineness. Not till 186'.) i
did congress begin to Ioree the circulation ,
of degraded dollars by Importing to them '
a full legal tender faculty.
“The failure at congress In 1834 to
adopt the European International coining
ratio at this undervalued silver and ex.
pelled it. so that in order to keep In the
country minor silver theinw of 1853 au-
thorlzed the coinage of small underweight
ed silver pieces. but they were not a full
legal tender. That Senator Sherman de-
scribes as proper and true blmetaillsrn. I
deny it. It was compulsory treasury sil-‘
ver purchasing and coining like the Bland-i
Allison statute of 1875 and his own stat- i
ate of lililil. which (littered in no substan- I
tlal aspect from the law of Mil excepting
that those of 1875 and ism) coined dollars}
(not minor silver. as In leotil and made
them a full legal tender.
“Senator Sherman said at Zoncsvillc
what was new» to mc—that for H years all-
er the resumption of specie payments,
while the Republican party was in power,
we had gold. silver and paper ruoncy pass 5
ing current in all parts of the commercial ;
world. I had never known that from H50
till 18314, when Ciet‘olnml (tonne. our silver '
dollars and greenback dollars \vcrocxporta'
bio like our gold dollars. lino of my oi»!
jections to our present goirunient taking ,
full legal silver and grr'flliack dollars is
that they are not exportabla.
Greenbacke (‘auee tinr ('urrs‘rsey “'00.
"I would exterminate forever the greens ,
bark dollars. which by the endless rodemp— '
tiuu chaiu make the chiufest of our exist '
ing currency woes. I would by interno-’
tiouai bliuctallism, by free bimetallic
coinage on a ratio of lot), and not by Sen- |
ator Sherman‘s bastard blmotalllsm cxem- ;
pllilod In his law of lam), now repealed, i
lilt our standard silverdoliar Intoa worid- ‘
wide parity with our gold dollar.
“I would thereby put an and to the
degradation of any coined dollar of ours. I
I would not have. as now, one ratio which ‘
ls ill for our sliver dollars, and a higher
ratio. as now. for our minor silver. 1 ob-
ject to Senator Sherman's mlsdescriptlon
oi the bimetallism oi ii'llfl, which on an'
International ratio of 15}, Indvorated.
"We have suspended the compulsory
treasury purchasing of silver and coining
of silver dollars. I urged It In the Inter-
est of international himetallism. The sus-
pension is steadily working in Europe to
that end. it has pursuaded Bismarck. ll _
Icould have my wish, lwould not have‘.
the treasury purchase another ounce oi
silver or coin another silver dollar under
existing conditions till the possibility of;
international himstalllsm on a ratio of
15's has been fairly tested by the whole
power of the United states, exerted earnest—
ly and in good faith by their congress.
their president and cabinet. their new
tery at state and their diplomatic and con-
sular agents everywhere"
i
,
Charged With Cnivor’s blur-In.
Atoms, N. Y., June i.-—-A men alvlng
the name of Peter Uneth has been placed .
in Jail here. The officials suepcct him at .
being the murderer of Roy Culver oi
Clyde, whose poisoned body was tound In
the river recently. Oncihieit iiyraeuss
about the time that Culver disappeared,
and I-lyracuse ofllcers have been searching
[or him ever since.
stabbed to the Heart.
OMAHA, June l.—-llarry Parker, a ill.
yearrold colored boy. known heroes Dial
mend Kid. was standing on one of the
principal streets here when an unknown
white man walked up and stabbed him to
the heart. The buy {all dead. ills murder-
er walked calmly away.
sen. riiat Guilty at stars».
UTICA. N. Y.. Jone i.—~'I'ba Jury in the
use of Mrs. Estella Flint. who shot her
husband last January and also attempted
to kill her mother-laden after being out
it bears, rendered a verdict of murder in
the second degree.
ens-oboe by an assay.
Vacancies. Ky. June i.—~leicr Wily
liens Hardimau. aged it. was shot lresn
thshrueheadkilledoneioneiyrcedaeer
tsculapie springs. It is seldhe heda
deadly auainy who had sworn to kill him.
.WW"..,._M .. M
Skeletal“ sheets Himself.
Thor, Ill. ii, June i.-—Mlehaei (lawsuit
of chantsuoue. a blacksmith. shot him.
self twise la the forehead on the sidewalk
In front of the Wetervliet arsenal in West
a
“unordered laaltehia.
fir. Lou June twiddle Wade, a
Wtsthtlleweswbcel.
sins deed least-hie Twohellst
”WWII“.
i pulpit.
‘ ”m. .
x uracil-rewrite
annuities. ts haves m‘ a lad)
satial illustrate wait it there-i
and urge es~tiovsrnor ll. tisuu's
penis tor secretsryetstate. 'l'bs reeve-
iucut ls irewaed at by the administration
factors here.
“The president resents outside Inter-
ference in the matter at cabinet appoint-
ments. " said one high in the coutldwos of
hit. Cleveland. "Cabinet ministers are
the president‘s par nonunion. and
More ought to he pneonal appointees.
The Keystone Democracy will injure ex-
Governor Pattlson’s chances by bringing
lcrwerd his name In the manner pro
The most popular piece of guesswork—
and the gossip is all p rely speculative
thus fer—ls that Attorn General Oluay
will be transierred tothc state department
and James 0. Carter at New York shown
for attorney general. Mr. Carter is da-
clarsd to he not entirely without the pale
of possibilities for the portfolio at state.
During the Bering see arbitration in l’er-
is, at which he was the American legal
counsel. he allowed a remarkable knowl-
edge of International law and questions.
Associate Justice Harlan. who served with
Mr. Carter during the arbitration. al-
though as an arbitrator, spooks highly of
the latter's litnese to enter the cabinet.
It has been discovered that the presi-
dent Is not under the necessity of making
an appointment to ill] the vacancy within
so days. as was at first supposed. The first
or sale assistant secretary at state, by stat-
ute, shall, unless otherwise directed by the
president, perform the duties at secretary
until a successor is appointed. In this
caseit is hold that hlr. L'hl, the first as-
slstaat secretary, becomes aIJng secretary
without any act of the president.
NO APPORTIONMENT.
Senator Quay's Friends Defeat the llllls at
Harrisburg.
flaurusnruo, June i.—-There will be no
apportionment by this legislature. This
was settled by the deieat in the house of
the congressional, senatorial and legisla-
tive bills. The entire session was con-
sumed in the consideration at those three
measures. The bills were called up by the
Republican opponents of the hills, in via-
lation of the agreement made at the can-
cus of Republican members at the house
that they were not to be taken up until
the committee appointed to drait the
, bills had made its report.
The main fight was made on the legis-
lative bill. which was the tint called up.
The test vote was on the question, "shall
the house proceed to consideration at the
bill?" The motion mtrried by a vote of so
to Sit, lit Democrats voting with the oppo
ncnts of the bill. The measure was then
voted down by 75 year to till nnya The
senatorial and congressional apportion-
ment bills were called up In turn and de-
feated by practically the same vote.
The fight against the bills was led by
Mr. llurrcil of Mercer, whose county lost
a representative by the legislative bill;
ex-Audltor General Niles and lieprescntm
tires l'vltz, Lawrence, Stewart and liitar.
The defeat of these measures is regarded
as a victory for the friends of Senator
Quay.
PRESBYTERIAE PILGRIMAGE.
A llennlon “1" lie "old In “to Old Tru-
nent (II-arch.
.Vra YORK. .lunc l.—-l’resbytcriau faith
gained its Ilrst foothold in America at
Freehold, N. .i. In commemoration u}
this evl-nt Prosbyirrians of nmuy states
will make a pilgrimage to (lid 5min
church a: I-‘rcI-hold next Tuesday. and
from there march. after thcumunor of pi].
grime oi olden times, to iilrl Teunrut
church, hall a down miles distant.
No change has been made in the Old
Torment church since the (lays of the revo-
lution. The people will sit In high backed
paws and listen to addresses from the old
(in the pews the pilgrims will see
dork spots—tho bloodsiains of Wounded
Continental and Iirltisb soldiers who were
carried them from the battlefield. line of
the must inn-resting sights will be the ex-
i hibltlon of relics of historic l’rcsbytoriaus
by the liev. I-‘rauk lt. Symmcs, pastor oi
the church.
BASEBALL.
anteater. LEAGL’E unsure.
At New York—
Nuw York....... 0 a
Chicago ....... 0 l
At Baltimore—
Baltimorc......... 0 l
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At Washington-
Washington... 0 0 l 5 I
Flushing... .. 0 0 i o
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Another Div-arr For McKinley.
New Your, June l.-Anothsr big din-
ner was given last night at which General
Horace l’orter was the host. Among Gen-
eral Porter's guests were Governor Wil-
liam McKinley of Ohio, estimator War-
ner Miller. Mayor William L. Strong,
Chauncey M. Dapew, Commissioner Theo-
dore Ilwscvslt, General Aaron 6. Mo-
Oook and Cornelius Vanderbilt Es-I’rcr
ideas Harrison was Invited, but sent word
A Young Reg" "and.
hammer. Jena i.-—-'I’hs oomcnthe-
old baby at George Simpson, who resides
near Marion Station, Somerset county,
was horribly butchered by a colored hey.
it seem that the parents of the child had
engaged a colored girl to nursslt. and
‘ while they were ahead the colored girl
took it to her home, and while there a
small negro boy eat it neariytopiecss
with a italic.
Iwialde or as las-pa Girl.
Dermal. it. Y., June i.--ltlste Colo
men, the sonar-old daughter of William
Coleman. a wealthy beaker. consumed
suicide byshooting hermit in the head aftv
er having spent the «calm in the sect-
ety of friends. Shela said so havehssn an.
and in marriegoioltr. “loam. sac
forestry commissioner of Pennsylvania
Circus “hula Wrecked.
learns”, sites, June 1. - Ian-as
nrcs.’ eircustraiu, bound tress Negaunee
tethis place. collided withenrnth bound
ere train 17 mil. north of llaeaasba
Beth engines and two aim eerswere
wracked. Five of the circus stapler-es
wasteland. bassinet-telly.
maria nipped tiara-sewn.
Quasnrowa. Jana i.-Owiug to a
heevysse the ”washable to run
the [waste cl Dani’s reek
as: lathe
in Colorado.
m
cm OVBROOIB I! 33' YORIOITY
.i‘ t‘hleaga Three Pas-seas Died Praia the
‘ecta at Heat. and a learn or More
out to the Hospitals-Queer Weather
In \‘arloas Parts at the West.
New Your. June i.-—Two persons were
killed by the excessive heat In this city,
and more than a score are Ill from the re-
sults of the hot wave. Some of them play
die. The (allowing are the peious al-
ready dead:
Dennis Dates, B‘rnonths old, died sud-
denly from effects of heat at his parents'
home. 327 East Thirty-second str
Alfred Taylor, Ill years old. oi at: West
Foriy~elghth street, sunstruck at the foot
of West Fortnghih street at noon; died
before medical aid arrived.
The bot wave was Just a day ahead of
time. The mercury in the thermometer
began its horrid climb Friday morning.
M ii o'clock in the morning the thermom-
eter of the weather bureau on top at the
Manhattan Life Insurance building re-
corded a temperature of 8'4 degrees. which
was two degrees more than it recorded at
the same hour on Thursday. It was evi—
dent that the city and Its neighborhood
was In for a «archer.
Ily 10:30 o’clock the olilcial temperature
was 57 degrees. 'l‘heu up went the mer-
cury until at 3:80 o'clock It had reached
lib degrees. Mr. Dunn explained all this,
but could not suggest a remedy. Accord-
ing to Mr. Dunn, the warm were rolled
up here because of low pressure and high
pressure and such other things as gener-
ally producc like couditiona All of which
was as scieutlllc but not as cooling as a
mint juiep.
Victims of the "eat.
The belt of warm weather extended
along the coast from Virginia to where
the cool waves break over the rec! of Nor-
man’s Woo and the shores of Maine begin.
lt reached as for West as the lake region.
There was a strong westerly wind blowing
in the afternoon. and clouds spread them~
selves over the sky. which twu far-ts some-
what moderated the heat in the baking
streets of the city and made it possible for
man to live with his winter under-cloth—
Iug an.
Henry Faclrmcr, ill years old. of ill
East Thirteenth strectnvas overcome while
walking through West Broadway. near
Chambers street.
licrnard Giucksberg. 20 years old, of ill)
Sherifl street. a boxmaker, was prostratcd
while at work at his home.
John Iierritv. 25 years old. laborer. sin-
gle. of 5:)“, Downing street, was over-
come at N Clurksuil street.
Andrew \i'oudcr, laborer, single. of 428
West Fortioth street. was overcome at
.‘c'lnth street and University place.
lfukuown lllltli was at ermine at One
llumlred and Fourteenth sin-ct and St.
Nicholas avenue and taken to Harlem hos”
pital.
William lioilly, :ln years old, of 36
Clarksou street, UVOI'PIIIIIL‘ at tine linu-
drod and Second street and First avenue
and taken home.
licrurml lilumonthai. .‘r.’ years old. of
Newark. .\'. .i.. orcrromo at full West Fifty-
second street.
"at In Many Stairs.
Sl‘. Ltil'lr, June i.~.lohn Foster. a no
gm. :15 years of ago, was nuldculy over-
come by the beat and fall under a passing
brick wagon. whit-h run over his Clo-st.
killing him instantly. Al noon the ther-
moiuoior ropmarml ill in the shade.
Mum” roux, S. Y., .luno l.-—’I‘ho in.
tense hunt lwra billed four her-«w during
a porformmm- oi tho Wyoming Wild \Vceb
allow II) this lily.
IMIJ‘IWIHL, .luno l.~'i‘lu~ro was one
intuit-mo oi auusrrolm here. liultlmora
has jun i‘Xpi‘l’lt‘Iil'i d two "blistering"
days of heat and an (lililli‘rrlli‘uly sleepless
night bolw-vn~w.‘l Thursday. in yester-
day. iu the oighlles at night.
li.\l.l loll, Juno l.—'I'bo hot Weather rm."
out for May in North Carolina was bro-
kuu. The trmpuraiore rose to 1m. Intense
limit will prove cxlrcuu-ly injurious to
some crops. a-a they are backward and
steak. Truck crops this year are by far the
largest m‘ur grown In the stale.
Xoim‘ALK, (Juno, Juno l.—'l'he hottest
day of the rem-inn was experienced. the
thermometer registering 2m degrees in the
shade. A heavy thunderstorm passed
over. disarrangiug electric wires, blowing
down trees and causing other damage.
The storm was very severe on the water.
The oyster sloop Ida .‘lay. owned by Cap~
taln George Tollmadgo. capsized oi! Rotou
point. Tnilrnadgs was rescued.
Wasmsorox, Juno l.-—lntensely hot
weather prevailed here again, the ther-
mometer registering in degrees. There
were nine prostratlons reported, one of
which, that of a colored laborer at the na‘
vy yard. proved fatal. Another, that of
Sergeant Godwin Home. is very serious.
The remainder. at least half of whom were
women. were promptly cared for. and they
will recover.
Cliithtlll. June i.-FrIday was the hot-
test day Chicago has ever known in the
month of May. The mercury stood at or)
In the shade. and this temperature was
maintained untllaftcr the sun had gone
down. when It grew cooler very gradually.
A large number of prmtrntions were re-
ported, among thorn being W. F. Chltty,
Bennett Jones, Alfred Kali-m. whose con-
dition is serious; John Watsch, laborer,
condition serious; Charles Starch, laborer,
condition serious; Thomas Kearu. labor-
er, condition serious; 1). \i‘inucnskl, by
borer, condition serious.
Ilaptists Adjourn.
Seances, June l.-—Lasi evening'ssee-
aims concluded the sixty-third anniver-
sary of the American iloptlst Horne .\lis-
slou society. [in address on"MerIco" was
made by Rev. Dr. II. b. Moors-house of
New York. 1“
Prominent Mormon Indicted.
Sam line Gm: June l.-—John Back,
a prominent and wealthy Monaco, was
Indicted by the United Buttes grand Jury
here for unlawlul cohabitation. Mr. Beck
is president of the Iioek Bullion Mining
company. W
liorersaaa Killed.
Awareness. :6. Y.. Jone i.—Orsemus
A. Knapp. a well known horsemen. was
struck and killed by a freight train on the
West rihore rsllnmd at Hpraker‘s lieslu.
Japanes- Everlasting.
Ties-ms, .luac i.-Thc Japanese are
rapidly «coasting the lilac-Tong perilnn
sale, and the movement will be completed
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Weather Forecast.
Genera" lair; continual: warm weath-
O: waster y winds.
mm
ls Unequalled for
Griddle Cakes.
Mullins, and
Puddings.
Sold In 2 lb keges
All Leadingpacroeeruby
some sun reaction, at.
DR. F. W. DARMER
senator issuer.
Teeth Filled and Extracted without pail.
Sets of Teeth on Bed Rubber from
$5 Q IIP.
Artificial Teeth without Plain.
(Crown and Brides Work.)
Teeth Extracted Painlessly. 50c
Amalgam Fillings, 50o
'Pletlnnm Fillings, 750 up
Gold Fillings, $1.00 up
°tall work at reasonable charges and guaran-
Ofilce open evenings until 8 p.'in.
N0. 42 WASHINGTON STIR-1'.
Over Post Office. South Norwalk.
,mg
Physician for Women!
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Ills. till. N. N. Illillfillili
Can be consulted at her allies.
342 Brest 8b, Bridgeport. Ilene.
from 10 a. m. tol p. at. any dayexceptsunday.
TbeDot-torlea regular ph clan and for
the tsixteen years basin etheDlSlAm
oi OMEN a specialty. dies
from an dinicult incl ent in the sex ass
consult .Gullfor In the stricteatco
and with the assurance of receiving the
skillful and scientific treatment known to
modern surgery and medicine. me can
(qumlzfinflmmom asses. Teresa.
are re romp y replied
close stamp. p a!
cum, lzliz.
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Darn Argo. by octioneer. No MService. .
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BAY BARIIN, 8,254.
flsoonn 2am. I
Sire Baron Wilkes No, 4768. Data Carri.
“'llitrs by George wring. No. 519. Service.
for ‘ LUCKWOOD JR.
dl .crn Norwalk.00nn.
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Bargains,
Bargains,
WALL—l
APERS.
Grand Cleaning
illil Slit
at PRICES
that will SURPRISE you.
At the
PRICES we are now offering It will
pay you to BUY and keep for fatal.
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N O T I C E
WINDOWB.
Raturneerfere paid toout of MI in
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19 Washington 8b. 80- IIIlfltiI-
WAGONS.
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Biluilt. Fission, trains! "
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Prices to Suit All.
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Henry Tilly.
Norwalk Chronicler