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JACOB M. LAYTON
Fire. lite and Accident Insurance
llEAl ESTATE AND llllliSE AGENT
ocean Steamship Tickets and Bierl
beans
.; “Trade. Muhobtslnedsad all Par-
mentioned for secures" nee.
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’ 'Pllngty‘gmcr. \lssnrnerou. it. 6.. MOI.
mTON POINT
South Norwaik. Conn.
- The most charming summer resort on Long Island Sound.
FINE HATEl FINE BATHINB HflllSES
General Attractions.
Every facility for providing for large excursions.
First class accommodations for boarders.
Prof. Bmythe’s orchestra furnishes music in the dancing
daily.
cursions this week are the 24th. St. J ohn's German
, Luth ch ,New York; 25th, Noble Street, Presb. church,
“Brocklyn; 26th, St. Peter’s German Ev. Luth. church, New York;
27th. North N. Y. M. E. church; 28th Simpson M. E. church, New
York; 29th Calvary Baptist church, New York.
listen Point Improvement Company. Owners and Proprietors.
J. FlNKEN STEIN, General Manager.
“ llllMMENBING WEllNESIlAY, JUNE [2.
The New Passenger Steamer.
“FAVORITE.”
{50AM SERVICE BETWEEN SOUTH tinlltiilll on NEW rear.
FARE—SINGLE, 40c, excunsmn, 70c.
veeSouth Norwalk at’l: loam, Thursday. June iii
mt rd 3.31003; 3st 2:16 p.m.(:laturrlays, 2.00 p. m.) Leaves [East alst' [street. at
u s
t I! efor pNorwallr leave New York. Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
minnow Norwal LTuesday. Thursday and Saturday at 0:00 p. m. Freight received
TEA 5R "FAVORITE. ”
HUNTINGTON, L. r,.
.NDAY. JUNE 30.
Leave South Norwalk. 2:00 p. m. . leave‘Huntington 5:00 p.
hncnrsion tickets, 25c. '
“m.
'l‘he only “1...“.um
reliable retools
ever olered to Ladies,
especially women:
ed to marriegled
ooth
1, boxes for as.
Cleveland. or.»
.qu
tarnish 3:0wa
on 1
‘ fr.»
{mW“
‘Iirinswsshearrl
;ertoPrinoipeon'i’ueadaynisht.
‘trsnrdlnary
PflPlllAll AFTERNOON SAIL
NW A. June rut-«rte most M
Spanish
the Will!
a
‘ have been burned by Maximo Gorges. .
and as:-
precautions are being taken
that city.
ngto the restrictions placed by the
government upon the transmission of pel-
esrapbio news concerning the insurrec-
tion. only the most meager details at the
disasters to the Spanish arms are obtain-
able. It appears certain, however, that
ghefirrtson of it'll Muleto. in the province
rto Principe, and only about 30
kilometers from the city of Puerto Prin-
cipe, capital of the province, has surren-
dered to Maximo Genres. .
The garrison consisted of about" 26
Spanish soldiers under Lieutenant Bacar-
ra Romero. and they were quartered in a
guano house, fortified with palinsdcs and
pierced with loopholes for ride . The
place was also provisioned and contained
quite a stock of ammunition.
During the unexplained absence of
Lieutenant Romero the fort was sur-
rounded by about i,000 insurgents under
the command of Maximo Gomez. The
latter sent a messenger to the garrison of
El Mutato announcing that he gave the
soldiers 15 minutes in which to surrender,
with the alternative of being fired upon
by the full insurgent force if they refused
to do so. 5
. It is added that the soldiers were will-
ing to fight and were preparing to do so
when Lieutenant Romero arrived at the
fort, and, his presence being made known
to Maximo Gomez, the latter sent him a
swond note saying the insurgents had no
desire to shed blood unnecessarily, and
therefore the ii nt was given five
minutes mo 5 to surrender the
fort and its contentsto thclnsurgcnts.
Thoroupon. it is added, the lieutenant
surrcudcrml the garrison against. the dc-
slrc of his soldlcrs, who worc roost lrullg~
hunt ut bcing corupollul to cupltuluto
without firing a shot.
Burned the Village.
Witt-n tho garrison was in thc hands of
the lnsurgcuts. Muxlmo (iornvz ordrIrcd
thc \lllrrtrc of El Mulnto to ho burrud
and after dcprlvlng Lit-utt-rrrmt Rorru-m
of his arms sot him at Illwrtyk..'l‘hc.llrvu~
tenant was ultcrwurrl :lrt‘cilcrl by thiI rm-
thorltlca of Pucrio l’r'lucipr". and it is
thought probable that 111' will th prompu
ly trlcrl by court martial and shot liko
Lil‘llfr‘llullf h‘tlllt‘gu, who r'rrrrlurrlmll‘tl a
garrison which was surpriwd in n similar
murmur while the lieutenant in comuumd
was away.
in addition thc town of Fun iicrouimo,
situated about if» kilometers southeast of
El Mulnto, has met the some futc as thc
lrlltcr place.
it was attacked by the insurgents un-
dcr Maximo (1'0"th and was burned to
thc around after its garrison of about so
mr-n bod sum‘ndcrr-d. in thlr-L critic. how-
cwr. lt ls t-‘lillt‘il that thc soldlcrs Huccccd
cd in burying u rrrcnt port of their stun-s
of mumunltlou bcforc thc fort of Sun
Gcroulmo was capturcd by tho cucmy.
Advices which lumI rcuchcd lwrc from
Pucrto l’riuclpc would fii'l'lll to indicate
that tho city rcfcrrcd to is invested by
the insurgents. 'l'ucsdrry night, firing was
constantly lrcurd around Put-rm Principe.
and thc lull‘tlury governor of that place
has issucd n proclulrultion forbidding any
ouctocomc into the iowm or goout of
thcm thrvr dark, and no more than thruc
persons in tho futon» arc to bc allowed to
rrsscmblc in public. Flrrrrily no row is to
be ulloucd on horsvboc k in lllr' city of
I’m-rto l‘ rlnc lpc .lllr r nightfall.
it is rumorr-d Til rc thut \urnrrlo Mum-o
bus surIrchr-rl in mulling his~ wzry from tlw
prm'lucv of Santiago do i‘ubu into the
pmvincc of l’urrto l’r‘illr'ipc ul tluI lu‘rulof
u luruc body of insurgents, and it mny bo
his lnicntinu to join hi.- forrww with thrust!
of Maximo lintllr'z orrrl nurlu- :: mmblucd
mint-k upon l‘ur-rro l’r'ruvipr-.
It is also rumorml luIr'c tbrrt tbc rcur
gunrd of tho insurrrvrrt forte. comumrulvd
by (iomcz, has been :lllur'kr'rl by th-I Spurt-
ish troops. \\ ho klllr-rl l‘Jot‘ rlu- rlltIlllj' rrurl
crrptrrrcd lit prisoners.
Although tbc authorities hcrt- will out
admit it, the elllltlllnll of ullrrira lu tlu~
prov'rucv of l’ucr'to l’r'iru‘ipr- r< looked up
on us bcing ruost err-torts. Will] u largo
body of irrsrrrgvub! uudvr Maximo Homcz
burulruz towns lllltl capturing forts u short
Ilistruu'v in ”NI south of the city of l'ucrto
l’rluclpc. and with Antonio Mom-o at tho
lli‘lld of uuotluIr' lzrr‘rzt- body of lusurgr-uts
rcprwtcd to ho advancing upon l'ucrlo
l’rlru-lpv from tlu- ltnl'lh. furthcr and
morc Nr'l‘luun rte-pas nury bc urriicipuml
shortly.
A l'llllmetcrlng Iii-lg Seized.
lx'mts‘rrm. .lrurudr'rt, Julie ’7. ——'llrc rov—
" lcro
form on
Murlu as u ('ubutr lllllmsrrr‘ lu-rrI.
wvrc urms uud ummuuitlon
bourrl.
’l‘hrnbrlrz l’cnrl, (‘rllllilllll l-‘ostcr, sullcd
from New York on Mrry it for Autlgun.
Hhc was reported or St. l‘rIolx us Into as
June fr. 'l‘ho vcsscl belongs to (l. l“.
Lough & (Io. of New York city.
Electric Car Wrecked.
Anrusruruv. Mom, Juno 97.——An clcc-
trlccurou tho iluvcrhlll rmdArru-sbury
road crnslrcd into a drny ulmut two mllcs
from hcrc. hurl Conductor Frank Black-
stock sustulrtcd injuries from which it is
fcarcd hccuunot rccchr. 'l‘hrcc of the
pnsscrtgcrs were also badly hurt.
Will liuohanan lie Killed ’i‘hls Time?
Sum Sum, .lunr- 27.—-\\urrlcn Hunt- for
the fourth tlmc will send out the invite-
lions to the wit nor-lacs who will be prcscnt
at tho cxccutlon of Dr. Robert liuchuuun.
the wife luurdcrcr. ’l‘hccrccutlou is out
for Monday ucxr.
A Reception For \lanley.
Anorrsrn, hlc. . Junc... 07 .—-llon. Jnscph
ll. Mrmlcy, mcmbcr of thc ltcpubllcrtu
national committcc, who will arrive here
next Monday on his rcturn from a Euro-
pean tour, will be ghcu n rcccption in
the evening.
An increase In Wages.
Nomusrowx Po, mm 27. -'l'he P.“ .
Newbold dc Sou oorupnny, nmhufocturcrs
of machines, announced on increase of a
per cent in the Wflfll‘fl of their 100 employ-
ees, to take eilect July 1.
A Countess J.
disasters reieivsri since,
reached
crrurunt lure sci/rd tin brig l’rrn'l or Port/l
MW the
onset recommend”?
“Vmilaflswe. “Matthew
mfiiq
Pm
will!!!“ of Macrame
her da Gama and
the Countess Telles do Gama.
Ds Gates was one of the ablestand
most influential onicers of the Brazilian
ADMTRAls DA “AMA.
navy. He was hcld in the highest. estima-
{ion by Dom Pcdro, the Brazilian cru~
purer, and was always a strong monarch-
mWhen the revolt against Pclxom occurr-
ed about two years our». he rcmnlncd nou-
t‘l for some tlmc, but finally decided to
join the insurgents. His accession was
hailed by them as s grcnt victory, but
Pclxoto made use of Du Game‘s well
known monarchicnl tr-nrlcncicsio coun-
teract the cfl'cct of his dcscrtlon. De
Gama s lncorruptiblllty and nobiollnwge,
however, undoubtedly added strength to
the insurrrcnt cause, and hundreds of
monarchlsts who had prcvlously hold
aloof hastcucd to cnroll thcum-lvcs under
his standard, uldlnrr his course not only by
their inllucncc but by llnriuclui russlstancc.
PRINCE FOR A PREACHER.
Son of an African Kin: Joins the Mission-
arise.
Curr: MK). Juncfl 7 —-—Prtucc iimurcc son
of an African king. who color to this
country ilw yours ago. is going back with
a party of missionaries tohis father‘s king-
dom. whcrc hc hopes to court-rt to Chris-
tluulty his chin-l, brother, who is hclr up~
parent, and the whole kingdom.
'l‘hcrc are live own and four women lu
tluI puny. The print-:- is '21 yours old. He
is how u cltlxcu of the l'ultcd Sum-s. hav-
ing rcnouru-«Id his .rllr- Igluurc in his futhcr
liliil lur ldr- utrrlly to Quccu \ lc.torlu
Battle of Flowers at IEll-l.
Kills. .luuc 27.-——'l'bc bottlr of flowers
which occurrnl in tho lmrbor nuulc on
nulmutcd und o plcturrsquu- scouc. Num-
br-rlrIr-zs croft wr-ro rim-orutml with floral
designs out! with grout wrruths and gur-
lllllllti of ilnwr-rs, lru-ludlrux .‘lhc lumen!
tho Amvrir-ou ltuInrnl'wvur, all passing
hlthr-rrmd tbithcrlu complicated evolu-
rlonsrmrl immersion. Empcmr William,
from thc dock of thc lmpcrinl yacht Ho-
licuzollr ru, wltucmcd thc proc-r Isslon.
\‘ew Je-ru'y Republican lmagne.
'l‘rrrzyrox. .lunc :37.~'l‘ln- llrpublir-mr
iczmuc rlr't‘fr-ll rhc follow-lug oillccrs: Prcsl-
dctrt. Frank J. Higgins of Hudson. by u
Votc of 1m to ll for .\.-:~cmblyru:ut Abruru
mer; \‘ll‘r' prmidvuts. First district. ’1.
T. licroussv; Swoml. Abram ll. Davis;
'l‘hlrd. lloln-rt ll. lumdrlnc; Fourth. i'un—
grcssuuru Muhlou l’ilrtcy; l’ifth. Edward
.T. Turin-r: Sixth. Edwnnl llcujuruln;
Seventh. Milton lIl. l’lcr; Eighth. W. Ful-
lows Morgan.
Makes a Joke.
whiz: Thrown Hib-
surr liowlrm. tlrn 'I'or'y llll‘llllll'l‘ of purlirr
rru‘ut. wholurs lllmlt‘ u spcclol rrlim’k on
tho umu-rurucnt's m-ul “\lll'l'li'.‘ bill, WlIllr'
rirlluuuloug llurruu row incl lmrtl Kuw-
tht‘)‘. to “burn lu- rr-uun‘kr-d tho! :rt ham
lllt‘ m-ul ll~lrr-r"r«~~' In'll hurl ln-cu llilnar'll.
”Yrs." replied Lord Hit—plu‘l‘y. laughing.
"rrtul rhcr'c's lnwu u grultl dvul of fishing
for llu' smile of Milir'r ibis \\‘rIrIk. "
hm! liosclwry
TALVIMV. .luuc
.r—
.4.-
Sbot [Ir-r llnughlcr-ln-luw.
51‘. Loris. .lurw L‘T.—~.\urrlc Smith,
urml 2‘). With shut arud instantly klllu-d by
Mrs. Louisa lirrrutm. bcr lrtnlilr‘i‘ in low.
nucd (M. 'l‘lu-ru \wru nu \\'llllt’.~<~i‘§ to the
slumtiurr, which Mrs. Horn-w «old was run
cldcutul. but which tluI [li‘llt‘i‘ think was
illtcutlomtl. Mrs, llurum is under urt'csl
nwrrli lug tho lm’r-st motion of tlu-cornucr's
jury.
llloomor Girl llarl L10 Offers of Marriage.
Er. T’ANl, 'l‘rIx.. .luuc 2?.-.\ll.~‘:~' iicruic
Lorulourlcr'ry of lio~lon. tlu- round the
world bicyclist, :Lr'riwrl hcr'c from tho
“r st u and hculih rrud splrlts. She will
YW u-rc plolutltl)‘ uutllJulyl 5. thcu
r . north to lhI Inner. cu ruutu homo. She
{its declined ov-Irr lifio ol'fcrs of marriage.
Another “'mmsn i'ardoned.
Ar' m ux N Y. .. Juno 21—4er thrlo
lirunburrz. urrcd :.T. from New York rlt),
“ho “us scr'viurr u live ycurs our] six
mouths' scntcuco for grrmd lurccuy in tho
llrstdr-grcc, “usnIlcuscd from thcwrnu-
on ’3 prison on o prtrrlou.
Diversity-me l'lenlckers Poisoned.
LA! tutu, l)rl., .lunc 27.-'l‘hc rmIntcst
cxcltcuu-ut prevails over the rmlsoulng of
plculckcru at a church mtthcrlrur ncar
Stmkton. chcuty-llvo \vcrc mndo dcoth-
1y ill by eating loc rrcmrr. chcrul are in
a precarious condition.
lioeton's catcher Marries.
Boston, Juno. “7 .-.iohu licimctt Ryan,
Boston a favorite tuwcbrdl catcher. was
murrlcrl to Miss Morin lmulsc Carroll in
St. .Toscph‘s church, ltoxbury. The mom-
bors of the Boston baseball nluo wore in
uttcnrluucc.
Cat's liite i’roved Fatal.
FurrnnrruxA. Flu. Juno 27.-'.l‘hcodoro
Btrrrbuck. the young man who was bitten
by n cot IN Jacksonville mulvtho was sup
posed to hrsvo hrul hydrophobic in course
qucucc died.
Postmaster Killed by Lightning. !
Criticism, Pn. ., .lum- 27. -~Cyrus Thum-
mn. pintrrrsstcr ut Crrprlvc, was instantly
killed by lightning during a thunder-
storm.
”a.”
Weather Forecast.
Thunder showers; southerly winds.
mupasrdlyhssbminmbim'
Willem-oi late. winhsvesssrlous
CREPON COSTUME.
rival this season in tho rhinestone, which
is already most extensively used for sim-
ilar purposes by all tho most exclusive
modlstcs and mllllncrs.
Stripes have once more returned tofash-
ionnblo wear, striped silk beingmuch used
just now for for l gowns of all kinds.
Some of the no swamp“ are beautifully
brocudod with flower trails, but the plain
are equally popular Black satin is also in
high {at or at present.
White cambric handkerchiefs trimmed
with fine black chantilly insertions and
lace and embroidered in black with ailorni
garnltum are to be seen in the leading
lingerie shops, while colored cambrlc ones,
especially umber, mauve and sea green, are
among the new cat frmtaslos, unframed with
a triple hem of flnolydmwn white cam-
hrlc. Sets of collars, cuffs and ccntcr
pinits for blouses are also pructlcal and
convenient and, trimmed with lace, most
nilmctim
Although this st'ilSUll 5 modes aw—mrmy
of tlu-rrrarimplo in uppcuruncc thcro lsu
grout rival of n flrurrucnt of dctull. and it is
possible tospcltd on burnt-mo amount of
money on n comumo that scours quite in-
ucnuously pluln. The goods ltsclf may bc
Costly, tbo linings of soft, rich silk, the
buttons Works of on. the small ru‘ccssorlcs
pf tho ilncst and dulntirut description,
whilc tbr- mtrmcuts worn bcncoth thc
uown admit of Well nigh limitless cost.
The llru-st of bruuluurtlc lace and mubrold—
cry. thc lllrml delicate of linen. luttlstcrmd
silk urcull prom-d lutothc service and
means of spending: moury lavishly.
A skctch ls rein-n of at young lady's
gown of lurf‘udr-r crcporr. Tho unrlvt skirt
is plain. 'i‘lrc bodice ls of white satin.
ndoruod buck and from with thrcu round
plults of i‘l't‘llilll-—lllt‘ mldrllc ouc lwiurr tho
lurucsimurulcrrnnth which run cmsswlsc
bonds of w'rdc gulloou. 'l-‘hc bins slccvcs
am lurrro at the top and tight below. brIing
ilulshcd rd the “‘l’lSlH by gullonn. Five
loops of white satin ribbon inll' ovcr the
top of tho sleeve. J FDIC ClloLLET.
A III-[hamlets Baby.
Brxonsurox, N. Y., Sept. 2t. 1803.
Dr.‘l1aud‘s Colic Cure brought a bles-
sing to my house. My baby is eleven
weeks old and had the colic since birth
every day. Dr. [land's Colic. Cure gave
him instant relief and I shall always rec-
ommend Dr. Hand's remedies for child-
ren to all my friends. Mrs. A. El. Gaigc.
193 Nestle avenue.
Dr. Hand‘s Colic Core and Dr. Hand's
Teething Lotion at all drug stores, 250.
There is one medicine that will cure
immediately. We refer to DeWitt’s
Colic and Cholera Cure for all summer
complaints. No delay, no disappoint-
ment. no failure. E P. Weed
andi‘. C Stillson.
Aycr's Pills promote the natural mo-
tion of the bowel s, without which there
can be no regular, healthy operations,
For the cure of biliousncss, indigestion,
sick headache. corstipation,' jaundice
and liver complaint, these pills have no
rquul. Every dose etl‘ective.
The most pleasant little pills for regu.
lating the bowels are DeWitt’s Little
Early Risers. Cure sick headache and
constipation. Small pill “mall dose. E.
P. Weed and G. C Stillson.
“Many of the citizens of Raiusville.
ludiann, are never without a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the
house," says Jacob Brown, the leading
merchant of the place. This remedy has
proven of so much value for colds. orcup
and whooping cough in children that few
mothers Who know its worth are willing
to be without it. For sale by G. C. Still-
son, drugglst. m - --._
DoWitt’s Colic and Cholera Cure never
disappoints, never fails to give immedi-
ate rollef. It cures just as sure as you
take it. E. P. Weed and G. C.
Stillsou.
I have two little grandchildren who
are teething this hot summer weather
and are troubled with bowel complaint.
1 give them Chamberlain’s Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and it acts like a
charm. I earnestly recommend it for
children with bowel troubles. I was
myself taken with a severe attack of
bloody ilux,with crampsand pains in my
stomach, one-third of a bottle of this
remedy cured me. wruun meaty-four
hourslwss out of bed and doing my
housfierh. lire. W. L. Deccan, Bon-
squs. Hickman Oo..'l‘ean. For sale by
G. O. Simeon. amulet.
Persons who are subject to diarrhoea
willilndsspeedy cureln Dertt’sOolio
andObolersOure.‘ Usenc other. It is
thebeuttbstosnhemsdscrtbstmensy
seam lthsvesthssysteiulnneo‘ '
uralos‘ndltlcnsfta-itsass. Wessll it.
B.P.Wesdsnri0.0.flifllseo. ,
r
‘ art; gnaw-..
; 34"
All EIIAllEll.
as wssmseros eraser. coma
noawsm, cons. ;
RESIDENCE, liAHAOKEAiO Hops.
M
*vMIflir’r
Bargains,
Bargai
-13.
Will serum”
Grand Cleaning
out sue ,5
, u‘
that will SURPRISE you. ‘2
PRICES we are now ofl‘erini
pay you to BUY and keep fr. ’LES
use.
N O T I CAN!“ IIAIlE
EELfrom i
our wnnooI partywh}; t:
Return car fare paid to out o! busm
gm years.
BE 8 ll 11......
ii Washington St. 80- ll
New York Announcement.
"Our American Homes
and How to Furnish Them” i
Can readily be ascertained by visiting .
HORN ER’S
Great Furniture Emporiu-
where everything is of the best qu'allty,
artistic excellence, and moderate in 5 “ , 5
price. No such assortment of reliable i" I
goods can be seen in America. .
Over two hundred and fifty defiantly -
different Bedroom Sets in all the vari- é’”
ous woods, Brass Bedsteads in over " A
seventy patterns, as wellhs endless llnu
of Parlor, Drawing-Room, Library and
Dining-Room Furniture.
Hundreds of imported Novelties particularly “it.
his (or pressure. or items use and decoration.
All prices In plain figures.
R. J. HORNER Gr. 00.,
Furniture Halters and Irene
61-65 w. 23d se..1vew Yer]?
- Adjoining Idea lessee. '
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or law tech-sewspaper acumen.
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