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BROWN’S, THE BICYCLISTS? even seen It ? newect. moat useful and drecaieet article in the market, OLE NAME PLATES in Sterling Silver Can have ' mend audaddrece on your wheel thereby identifying attached to any wheel ever at t in. BY A. W. AUSTIN, lFWElEB, can inns: twcumcmu can. tale tiiy liIip Stone Faucet Filler. roll of Pellelitii Brett and lllgllly Ilehtl Fitted. woelierfullcturaldtouepo-emecucriltcriugmediumthemcrvehuam , ccnvertlngthcmcctfoulcudctaguantwetor intoahcalthfuiandpure' ‘mwdiuangermcaud umeouc matter. rendering itper- ‘whelcccma The-emuhavohccnoertidedtobyhocrdc «Health. cedAnalytiocthcmiatcinallpcrtcofthcoountry during the pact it “unwoun- ,THE. LATEST STYLES -or- will glide through the northern cadet ‘lo'nha'ttanialen Oakxoint hac been thrown open, and the up". there to locating. cpeechmaking and ctcrwdy and la chiefly intended to adord a way for the canal boathud which hac been a neicaaca to thebigboatc in going around the Battery to get up the loot liter. new there trouhlocomc towc :i'ho canalwao that but nothing war done till April. 1898, when dredgi ocmmancad. The mean depth of the ol icnlnc feet. and the dayicbeingchcervedac a holidcybytho people of the city. There wee a marine and a land parade. The forum. concicting of cteamora, tugc and hence. ctarted in the Hadron rivarat’ Spuyteu Duyril and pccoed through canal. thonoa' bytha Harlem river through Little Hall Gate up the ccund to Oak Point The old Oceewood mancicn at ,eftornoon and night will be given “There will be a dlcplcy of dreworke' to- night. and the old mansion will be illu- minated from eellhr to roof. There will alto be fireworke dlcplcyod from the old Jamel mcncieu on Washington heighte. the homo of General Ferdinand P. Earle. Tho warchip Cincinnati fired a calute at the Budwn river entrance and the Atlan- ta at the fleet river end. In the land parade were rcprccentcd all the local, cooiai and labor organizationc. Tho cadetc of St. John'c cdllegc, Fordham. m HARLEM Bill? CANAL marched in the parade. There were more than lilo flccta in tho praceecion reprecent. ing the diherent inductriec of tho north cido. The Webb School of Shipbuilding wac reproocnted by a large float bearing the partly finicbod model of a chip which the ctudontc were putting together no , they went. The parade ctartcd from the foot of Wect One Hundred and Thirtieth ctreet at the cam time that the naval parade ciartod at puyton Duyvil and marched along Manhattan ctreet. One Hundred and Twentyviifth ctroet and Madicon avenue acrocc the hiadicon avenue bridge. The land and naval pcradee arrived at the bridge at the came hour and were review- od together from there. Then tho land pc- rudc proceeded along Ono Hundred and » Thirty-eighth ctroet to the rendezvouc at Oak Point. Governor Morton and other dignitariec were precept. The feature of the day wee a ceremony cymboliring the joining of the waterc cf the Hudcon river and the ccund. A young woman dipped a iiaclr of water from the Hadron no the pdrade alerted. and when it come to anchor at Oak Point che poured thol‘waicr into tho couud. The Bolmonta Acton, Gouverneur llorric and other large land ownere whore landc will be greatly enhanced in value and who will get the moat value out of the canal have contrib- utcdiargolytotho expencee of tho colo- oration. out Through larhle nut. When the problem of connecting the ,Budcou at tipuyton Duyvii with the head- water of the Harlem river drct confronted the onginoerc. the plan of cimply dredg- ing the Bpuyten Duyvll creek b the need ed dimenclenc wac it waa found however. that thic would be a moot expenclva work. iuacmuch no the bed of the erect to of colid rock where it windc about Marble hill at Kingcbridge, and the route in too long and tortuouc. cot direct route and cimpiect method erecliewed. Thocngin gineera profited by thocoft mud bedof theerechutitii it rcachedhiarblo hill and than made actraight out through that rocky hill to the Harlem river. my» log fully half a mile. So now achip pecciug from the lind- conrivortetheccnndontarcthc canal at l. where the creek rune through the h in the Mile that ckirt ibooacternbankcftharirer. upyhe broadened. deepened ie not for lorgc‘vaetclc ‘ till-ge- ilghtertranlr M All 1874, ' widthicwfoot. Itooet”,500,.000 The ch .fille lobed'the little rock that remained to beremovedwcc blocicdnnd die dredged out. Ac the rccult of the contraction of the w and the preccure on the water in» at the lower and of the city will be relieved. and that the great river commerce in building metericlc will pace through it. The long voyage around the Book. ac river boatmon term it,-wili be done away with, and voc- cola will pecc through the canal between the Hudcon and the ccund. The Harlem river. hitherto navigable only for ccowc and logo. will prove a val- uable waterway. ' it la in anticipation of thic movement. it ic caid, that the Actor ectato halt recently cpent $1,000, 060 in building bulkheade where itc land hurderc on the river. THEATER BURNED.’ A Vacant New York Playhcucc Deciroged by Fire. le Your, June 17,—Jacobc' theatc. at “in and 447 Third arenue. between Thirtletb and Thirtyoiirct ctr'eetc. wcc al- moct completely doctroyed by a fire which ctarted at 19:14 thic morning from come unknown origin. The cocoon at the then. tor terminated on June 5. and the theater woe to becloccd until Auguct. There have been no performancec tulle for two weekc. No one woo in tho building at the time theiirectartod; cc for ac icknown. or leg the watchman. whoco name cool he learned. and it ic pocclbie that » he wacnotthcroct the time. lticih-v .. Third avenue, lo 150 feet - . "L" 95 feet on Thirty-hut . .. built about ceven yecrc ago . Rankin and woe opened by him ‘1 "Danitea" Itwac called llche 1 i in’c theater andwac a high clacc hence. the only one on the not cide of the city at that time. Your yearc ago it wac leaned by Jacobo. and eince that tinie hac known ac Jacobc' theater. The building and ccdncry and furuichiugcare ectimated tobawerth 8800,.000 Thethectorhadon- ly been recently dmcrated. Newcpaper Tru- Wroclod.’ New Bevan. June 17.—The newcpeper train from New York jumped the track at Spring ctroet. The brake hoee burct. Engineer Matthew C. Higginc called for brakec, but the headway wac ouch that he could do nothing. The train. which wac running at 50 milec an hour. wee all crunched to pieced The engine left the track at a frog. rolled over three linen, and the care were piled on top of it. Big- gine' left knee cap and leg w’ere broken, and be nice contained internal injuries. He will live. William Chappell, the lire man. wac injured internally. A Head-on Colliclon. CHARLESTON, J une 17.—A head-end col- licion occurred between two pacconger trains on the Cbnriecton and Savannah railroad at Yemaccee. The engines tale and were completely wrecked. En- gineer Willinm Black jumped an the col- licion came, breaking hic leg. Four un- known colored trarupc who were stealing aride on the front truckc vvere ground and cut topiecec. The puecengerc were terribly chnkon up and thrown about. but econped ceriouc harm. Negrecc Sucpoctod of Murder. Bullion, Juno i7.—hirc. E. S. Pollard. wife of a farmer living near Oxford. wac murdered in her home. hfr. Pollard had left tho hence for an hour, and on hic re turn found hic wife c body with the ckull eruchod by biewa The hence had been robbed of .800 in gold. A negro woman who had been left with hire. Pollard wcc enacted. and the evidence againct her ic very ctrong. A Scent flay Crop. nonhuman. N. Y.. June 17.— Dcirymen and lemon in the couthoru townc of Steuben and the greater portion of Allegheny county are cufforing from a ccareity of hay. and in many occec farmorc having from no to to me have led out their entire loot year’c crop. A Jcatonc lan’c Deed. mutant“. June ll.-Arthnr Gou- dia. a chcmchor living at Bowlintou, chot and probably fatally wounded Ting co blurphy and then clubbed hlc wife death. Gourdin cucpocted Murphy of be- ing intimate with hlc wife. in: Dead wane flaking cu near-ca. Form. N. Y.. June 17.-—Goorgc l7. Ililla n inent mill owner. W dead will o melting an addroec in the formed Pracbytorian church hora Ape- plorywcctheeaneccfhicdacth. hplecle- riotous nut-c. ran. mm niece. Juno 11—min from acralcef eflalia Berton. Adele Dnbe and Adolphe Bollofoulllc. victlrnc of Friday’c ttbe tangle! factory boiler c I'm-WW Mice-cello!“ linen Om. Ia. Juno 17.-’rhe eacdio dccyof dam William it. Aliiccu for puddcntwiilboformellr‘ileunchadatihc chapuhllmnIa-ogle Intact lobed-microfiche”- l ”orcwho mmmwith platelc for a bride manic Frederick Koontz. liowac chot Or a long time been paying attentionc to 'chook we. and ctopped beckto their ‘ and fell to the ground It to acid in come clan cm,mormmm. I neat-co aria-W onwaI-a meWMYcI-agloa mammal-Mirna Platele Accordlcgtethcceda ‘ mum... Ind. Juno17.-'i'bic Ice- dendthectctehcc becnctlrrodhyotoriu cfaduolh'etwoen twcieaionc ycungfarm ternconneao' here. One of will probably die. while tbaothor aci without a match. The wounded Thaw the left luugby William Doug. ‘Bcth young men are well known and live on farm ccveral milec tenth of here with their parent. Docgiccc to now in jailharoandicheldtoawcitthe ltcf Koontc'c wound, or phyciciauc any will All aooountc agree that the arrange manic for the meeting were made in the men fought like cool headed duolictc in- cteed of hot headed youngcterc. Two roundc were fired, the firet having accent pllched nothing. It appearc thctboth have lilac Mic Wright, a handcome young woman. who iivec with her paren their own homec. W, to Fight For 110?. She gave encouragement to each. but in entire innocence of the fact that jealouey wee raging in the hecrtc of the young farmers. Such wa'c the fact. and finally Koontz and Douglacc the oouclu» clen that one or the other muct retire from the two yearc’ etruggle for Mice Wright’c hand. They decided. of? a very friendly conference. to fight a do for the prize. Koontz and Dougleca came to Bloom- lngion Saturday morning ‘to make plane for their meeting and in a plea-ant way completed details of the duel. They pur- chaced revolvore. ahd after hunting up two cecondc and”; third young man no referee retraced their way homeward ac far ea a grove two milec oouth of here. Who were the cecoudc and the referee to not known, for it in acid they were ctrangerc even to tho principcic in the affair and were picked up near the arena of the duel. Thoymadetbelr ececpecccocn ccthecOv riouc character of it becamedppnrent. When the celectod cpot had been reached. the revolvorc were loaded. and then Doug- la- and Koontz very politely and calmly ‘N . placac. Tonpaccchad been egrocdupouacthc proper dictance. and the referee had marked the ctaticnc of the duelicte. When both had announced their readluecc, tho word“drc" wacgiven. and the men blazed ‘aw . 5! Fall at the Second lire. Neither wac harmed. The cecocuic leelned to be more frightened than the two who were targetc for each other. it wac decided to try again. The referoc’c impec- tion duiched. he once more counted “one, two. three." and gave the cignal. At the cecond dlccharge Koontz groaned quarterc that Douglacc fired before the cig- nal had been fairly given by the referee. but thic ic disputed and cannot be ectab4 lichod until referee or secondc have been apprehended and interrogated. The wounding of Koontz throw the en- tire party into dicnIay. but when an ex- amination chewed him to be carioucy hurt an alarm was given. file was removed to hie own home in a farmer' a wagon, and there dootorc who were baotiiy eummoned pronounced hic wound probably fatal. an a bail had penetrated his left lung. It in ctill imbeddod there. Douglass after the duel went to hic own home. The other participantc made their eccape without being recognized. The cheriff piacod‘Douglacc under arrest later in the day, and he in now in the county jail here. He says be is curry be cc ceriouciy wounded Koontz. Neither of the men, it appeara. had any idea he could- cboot well enough to do very much dam- age. and the poccibility of a fatal ending to the duel never ceemc to have occurred to them. When Mice Wright learned of the affair. the was very greatly distracted. lt bee created a not amount of interect here. Cochran Greatly Improved. Princeton, N. J., Jun i7.—‘-Sonator B. Henry Cochran of Willi cport. Pa, ar- rived here yeaterday to c d a few been with Me con. Garrett Coob . one of the ctudontc chat by the negro John Coliina Benatcr Cochran found hie con much im- proved. If the prceent favorable cymptcmc continue. Dr. Danton hopec to cend bic patient to hic home at Willinmcport by tho middle of the week. Double Tragedy at a Church l'ectlval. liim'rincroa. W. Va, June l‘l.—At a country church fectival there woo a light. Creed Harvey. a well known oiti wac abet through the heart. dying inc tiy. "Mrc. Amy bun-ford wac ceriouoly injured by being ctrnck on the head with a atone. Jack Ward and Rhoda l’erdnc. the mur- dercrc. leaped through a window and ea- c: pod to the wooda. A Barge Inch In the Radon. Poconrrrrcm. N. Y., June 17. -—1'hc barb Wellington Porter, attached to a tow hauled by the tug J. O. Gordie. can! about four milec couih of thic city. The beat wac heavily loaded with fiagetcnc. Robert Robincon (colored) wcc picked up badly hurt. but hic con William, who one eeloep in the cabin. wac drowned. [moaned Trying to law lilo den. may: rum, June 17. -—W. ll. Kerr of Howard gouty. ltd. wee when. an yacht Watcnga in at- tempting to cave hic dyear old eon. who had fallen overboard. 'l'ho hoywccroccucd by Captain Bottle of Auncpolic. 'l’hc nonfat-ea cremated. cone. Juno 17.-'l'ho Congo out. ioroac have indicted a caverc defeat upon the derrichoc. capturing their ctroughcid .batwaen the Nile and the upper Gael e. The Belgian captain Ohrictlacno wac killed. '70. W C. We (Schumann. ll. 1. June tau-mac; MW from hue-om to thadticauctcdaichlo m ”WK. More a om‘wmu moot approved manner. and that the young . lee elect no vaccine ”u .3” u'itt'ttlt. J. D. JENNING Undertaker. menu arm. nonwanx. com j: mama-away Depot. f‘ ' de ctreet. Talcpheaaeallfil N" ,I“. ssh]?- . to redeem ; ; pli’er- Hoist cumin: -nr- . WATER PBNEB ummmmmmm W. McQuhae, 58 North Main St» , , "’ South Norwallr“ OUR BEST BUTTER. Here we make no reference to the goat that feeds on paper in the back Iyard, but our intention ie to epoch of the ex- cellence of the eubctauce made from cow’c milk, which we oxpcce ferrule. Vermont Creamery in ten pound tube new calla for notice. Alwayc fine, it makes new friendc and cuctomerc - the ceacon for lie appearance cornea round at thic time of the year. No a caticfaetiell in quality, price and it it in mi: neat packagec. 23c. lb., ‘2 80 tub. Butter hac gone up in New York. But the price. and quality ofour tub butter will remain the cement it hoe for a month pact, 22c. lb. Try it. nib-melanoma 4 _______ Wrens- Burglar. Plum. tcnbgt Belicia. ”I“. lit. Prlcoe to Stilt All-‘5' “ll-mm!“ Henry Tilly." SKATES EBB SALE- AT ROWAY'I'ON. lleo Fancy ttlii. it loot. trace Outfitting “ill, libel. terracotta-MM- Ico'l’wclte-fleiftlltwif .n‘. _ A: . A 4...
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