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. General Attractions.
Every facility for providing for large excursions.
‘7‘ ' First class accommodations for boarders.
, Prof. methe’s orchestra furnishes music\in the dancing
pavilion daily.
, ., . Theexcursions for this week are August 6, Fire Depart-
Inent of City Island, Y. M. C. A., Morristown, N. J .; August 7,
A. 0. United Workman; August 8, Grace M. E. Church, of New
Haven, Great Neck Union 8. 8., Christian Endeavor, Stamford,
Hilfords. School; August 9, moonlight excursion of Huntington,
Fifth Regiment, Conn.; August 10, Occela Club, New York.
llotorr Point Improvement Company. llwners and Proprietors.
J. FINKENSTEIN, General Manager.
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u p. in. (Saturdays 2.11) p. In.)
height boats for Norwnllr leave New York. Monday. Wednesday and Friday at
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Meat and Perfect Fitting Shoe.
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. south Main street. 80. Norwalk.
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Sentinel.
up. grim was War- Women. Who
lam Mares Worse Than Death.
hills-ts emu chars-d With initial .
the massacre.
Lerner, Aug. s.--a Shanghai dispatch
to The Times says that the mission and ,
sanitation at Who-Sang, near Kueheng,
.province of Fokelu, has been attacked
and ten British subjects killed.
The Rev. Mr. Stewart, wife and child
were‘hurued in their house.
The Misses Yellow and Marshall, two
sisters named Saunders, two sisters named
Gordon and Stettle Newcomhc were mur-
dered with spears and swords.
Miss Codrington was seriously wounded
about the head, and tho Stowru-ts’ eldest
child had a kneecop badly injured, while
the youngest had an eye gauged out.
The Rev. Mr. Phillips, with two Ameri-
cans—Dr. Gregory and Miss Hartford—
were both wounded, but arrived safely at
Fu-Cbuu-Fu. The prefect of Chengu,
who was on the inquiry commission, is
seriously implicated.
A two column letter from linnkau on
the qu-Chucn mission outrngcs published
by The Times this morning declares that
olflcirrls aront the bottonr of ulluhtlior-
elgn agitation, and that the Chinese peo-
ple themselves 'rirc quite frlcndly. The
letter suggests that if the pilWr-rn tried a
little benevolent rctoliotion it Willlld prove
an infallible cure.
The Standard, in its editorial on the
Ku-(ihcng outrage, says: ‘
“We'mu'st «more China in a manner
which cannot be misundcrwtmxl. Not only
must the murderers bo punlshcd, but a
stern cxnruplc must be made of the old
einis whose neglect permits such eut-
rogos.” ‘
The Stuntinrd's special from Shanghai
says that the news of the massacre was
suppressed for three days by the Chinese
officials. J. Courtney Hixson, the Ameri-
can consul at Fu—Chnu, with several vol-
unteers, went to the scene in n atrium
launch and brought back the wounded
Americans.
”Their cxpcriences," the dispatch con-
tinues, “were terrible. and death was the
least part of the sufferings of the butcher—
cd Women. ‘ '
“The indignation hero is intense. A
mass meeting will be conwncd tomorrow.
The mnndnrins will cndcnvor to throw all
the blame upon the secret societies, but
it. is known that they were encouraged by
responsible otllcirils.
“The ('hiricso nrr- repeating their old
tactics of cutting lclcgmph communica-
tions.
“ Miss Hartwell (Hart ford?) wrw fearful-
ly injured and bears cvidcncc of tho fcrlr-
ful treatment and cruelty shc l‘cr'clu‘ll n:
the llilllllri of the mob.
"Sch-ml English and Arircrimn chil-
dren lrnvc been killed."
Eight “'omen, a Man and a (‘hilri Killed.
The massacre corurncncml curly on
Thursday at Whirl-lion, ncnr Kul'hcng.
The houses Wcrc tired. and eight indies,
a man and a child Wore killed and several
were Wounded. twu probably mortally.
The bodies are expected tonrrivo rot Fu-
chuu today.
The (‘hincse trmps have been dispatched
to the scene. The British and American
consuls will have an interview with the
vlccroy tomorrow.
The Times snysof the nhovc: “The icy.
Mr. Stewart. resided at Ku-(‘hcng and en-
ywrintcndcd the Work of the prcb-ctures of
Kti-(‘hcng rind Ping-Sung. itcv. Mr.
Stewart. writing rrnricr rintc of l~‘cbrnnry.
lhllr'r. dcscrilwd how u sect known as \‘cgc-
tarirrns, inking rrdmntngc of the wor.
sprang lntovigorom life and committed
numerous outrrrgcs and become so formi-
dnbb- tlrnl llrc converts wanted him to or
gun'lzc and arm. lie concludcs his letter
as follows:
“ ‘l have just loomed that 3,000 of thcsc
have culislcil llllhclnst six lllulllll‘. They
are lnoslly of the lowcst ordcr. rind til the
present tiruc thc relic: of gon-rrrrrrcnt are
practically in their li:irrd,~.' "
The Times control-nu cil'tlorlrrlly on the
lililer‘dli‘l‘r' (H follow»: "'l'hc lirtvl'lrcngout-
mgr-s will justly lorrrr fllr‘elllrji't'l of strong
n‘prcscntntions to (“birth by England llllll
probably by Ann-rim also. it is quit.- pos-
lilltlc that the oulr‘ngcs lil‘l‘ tlrrc to tho lin»
bitten-d iccling against i'orcigncr,» cngcu~
dcrcri by the colnrn‘ttim of thc our, and
that the rruimlm-in lu~licrc- thru it blow
must be struck now or ncw-r to tr'lghlcn
fort-ignore ngoimt nvuiliug themselves of
the (tullr't‘Nslrllll-l granted under the recent
Chitin .lnpnncsc trcuty. "
State Department Notified.
WASHIMJHN. Aug. h.——'l‘lrc sirtto dc—
pnrtnrcnt rcccivcd lrttcr lllll'lllgcltr'v of tho
killing of the llllrlfilnlllll‘ll‘o’ in Kur'lrcn.
(mind. The dispatch \vris from t'urieuil
iicncrnl .lornlgnn and shows that no
Americans suffered. but that thc turnout~
creoi ilritish subjects was greater than
at first reported. The cormil gcncrnl's
dispatch is in the following Words:
"Americans rill snic. None lutrt.
Ilrltlsh killed."
Although Mr. .lornlgnn docs not use
the Word "missionaries" in his rli~potoh,
yet there is no doubt felt. by lilo “tilt-lulu
of the state dcprtrimcnt that be rcfcrs to
them. and that his dispatch is intended as
supplementary to that sent on Saturday.
Mitch grotlllcotton is expressed that the
Americans have not suffered. as the dis-
pntclrnppcurrt to leave no doubt on that
point. The cohlcgrom was at once for.
Worried to fircretnry ()lricy ht his summer
home in Massachusetts for his informa-
tion.
no Cruiser Ordered to the scene Yet.
Up to this time, so for us ascertained,
no steps have been taken by the navy de-
partment toward sending any nnvnl force
to the district where the rcymrtcd massa-
cre has recurred. When Word of the tren-
blc came, the custotrinry instructions were
sent to Minister “entry at Peking to see
that American Interests Wcro protmtcd.
in a response mlvml Saturday night
the minister said that sruoll bouts could
reach the place witho force of marines.
Admiral Corpcntcr is in command of the
China station. and he has authority to
use the vessels and men under his com-
mand to assist. in rims-ding any proteo~
tion that may ho rcgnrdctl on notes”?!
The lockof ships of ilghtdrnft that can
penetrate the shallow waters of the Chi-
nese rivers is a serious embarrassment to
the author-mos.
In this crinnoctlnn it is said that the
Entrants new building at Norfolk would
of great value to the authorities in Chl-
nese waters in such cases as the present,
earth is probable that when some!
some of them will be assigned to dirt! 0“
Ton
the Asiatic station.
, ,, _ , M currents to
more reset . subjects
the was have decided to appoint a flu-
ropean high commissioner, with vice regal
authority. to administer Armenia in the
name of the sultan. , .
Probably Baron von Kelley will be ap-
polnted. lie comes from on ancient noble
family of Hungary. In 18st he was who
later of foreign affairs for the empire dur-
ing the interim between the death of
Count von Hsymerle and the nomination
of Kaluoky. In 1882 he was minister of
finance in the Austrian cabinet, and at
the same time administrator of Bosnia.
and has given special attention to the
mstcrn question all through his public
it. '
The Anglo-Armenian association's ad-
vices from Constantinople say that, Lord
Salisbury has demanded the unconditional
and immediate release of all Armenian
pollticolprisoncrs not convicted byalc-
gully constituted tribunal. ‘
COXSTAHTINOPLE, Aug. 5.»—-'i‘he reply of
the portc to the demand of the powers for
reforms in Armenia is conciliatory and on
many points agrees with the powers’ do
mands. Arr it also declares that somoof
thopowcr‘s' demands are umwceptriblc or
impossible of execution. it is probable that
the powers will not be satisfied with the
reply.
MAGOWAN RETURNS.
Trenton’s Ids-Mayor Indlgnant at the Haste
of His Creditors.
Trrssrontflriug. -'r.-EX‘ Mayor Frank A.
Mngownn, whose unexplained absence
from the city brought on n. crisis in his
business nifnirs, resulting in applications
for rccoiwrsbips for several concerns in
which he has large interests, returned last
night. ilc has been away for ten days,
which time, he nib-gee, was spent in Chl-
crigo and St. Louis and dcmtcd to the
trrursuctlon of irriportnnt buslncssof a pri-
vate nature.
llc is very indignant or. the course pur-
sued by his cmlitors in having receivers
appointed for thr- Eastern and Trenton
Rubber ('tlllllitlnlt‘s, of which he is president
rind general rnnrmgcr. rind asserts that he
has ample assets in the sbopc of good eni-
lritcrnl upon which he will at once misc
till the funds necessary to disclrrlrgc the
indcbtcdncss of the concerns irmdvcd rind
trikrwirclri out of the hands of the receiver.
He claims that $30,000 is rill that will
be required to accomplish this. lie iinh‘l'l‘ifi
that the executions upon his rr-.~iricncc
Wcrc foundcd upon disputed accounts,
lie ruluritx‘ huving gone to i‘liicugo on
the some tr'nin lulu-u by Mrs. llrirncs, the
wife of the former sirpcrintcrulcnt of one
of the concerns of which Mugowrrn is the
limit! iillll‘ whom )lngowon disclrorgcd rind
ultcrwnrrl bud lll'ri'iir‘d for riltcirrpting to
shoot him. lie suys, lrowcvcr, that Mrs.
llnrncs traveled with her mother, sister
rind brotbcr. and that oil of them rrr'c now
in t'hlcngo with relatives. and that he has
not seen Mrs. .liorncs since last Monday.
BANNOCKS QUIET NOW.
[lava Returned to the ltedervatlon and Bo-
gnn flaylng.
:ial tell-grain from the Bannock agency
says thrit lntllrsn Agcnt 'l‘ctcr wired Gen-
eral t‘oppingcr from the reservation that
all the lndinns thnt hurl been absent. from
rlrc l-‘ort llrtll reservation have returned
urrdthnt all lsqlllcl. Agent ’i‘ctcr also
icnt the following telegram to the colic
lnissioucrof lrrdirin affairs at Worthington:
“All lrnllrrns nbscnt from reservation
have returned; lind been in council and
h‘qllcsll'll rm- iolclcgrrrph their hearts felt
gmd; had not hrirrrtcdn white man; Would
start buying, leaving their gricvunco to
the jueticc of the white mun."
Adjutant licncrnl Stitzcr :illll Coloncl
Footc of the Wyoming lllllllllliil guards
tlurl tlrc f‘r'lll‘r‘sl‘lllillllt's‘ of Howrnor liicli-
'lrtl.~‘ arrived here Sntlrnluy. buying colno
dim-t fr‘onrdockson'sllolc, (ii-rrcr'ul >tir<
'Icr NEH the tough l‘lilll‘lll'li‘l‘~ in .lnckwn‘s
llolc rcprnwcnt :i \‘t-ry small proportion of
the pnprtlnllou,
llc soy~ tbc lrulinns on by no llli‘llll‘
lllllllls'lt'~~' in this :rll'uit'. no r'loirncd by
Agcrrt 'l‘ctcr. llo- ~:r)‘~ tbc trumps hurt-rt
rourrtHK r'ntioru \\ rtlr thcrn rrrul will prob
nbl)‘ Nill)’ llnrt long or lcu~t.
He agrees with all otln-rs [but nrczrc
«polluted with tho indium: that their illi‘
brother brows to go long nurmngcd rrficl'
the soldiers are withdrawn front Jackson‘s
Hole.
Fatal "VIN “’itll Milking Stools-
llnurmrrrr, Mirna. Aug.
Weir lillll Augustus Doro. two formbnnds
in the employ of George Mnuilcll. cugugcd
in o light which will probably result in
the tlcnllr of the former.
the oilriiy tbcy wire in the burn milking
cows. and I‘ztl'li of the men u-u d blsi mill;
lug stml for o club. lioro brr-r been or.
rl'lili‘d.
Mr. “tarn'a Arrest iithnrls.
Klr-‘HISHEX, Aug. .5. m'l‘bn provlnclril
court has rejected the rtppllcollon of Mr.
Louis Stern of New York to rescind its
order for his arrest in connection with
charges of buying misstated his son's ngo
for the [turnout of cvridlng n tux and has
nbm refused the fllltr’fl'iflVl‘ dcnrond that
he he not required to furnish bull.
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
Joseph Jefferson and lilies Jefferson left
Buzznrds lioy for the White mountains.
Hprugnc. the county sent of Lincoln
c‘ounty, Worth, was almost. destroyed by
i re.
Mr. George Gould redial from South-
umpton for America on his storim yacht
Atalanta.
Near Wilmington. l)cl.. Peter I’okcrrn.
Ill years old. was blown up by dynamite
sticks which he bud found.
A riot «curred at Riverside park. near
Mount Vernon. \'n.. and itll a result itoy
Bench and n mun nuorcd Evans are total»
ly hurt.
A public fund has berm ops-nod for the
benefit of ox-l‘nltcd Statics lionsul Waller,
who is new in France. charged with giv‘
log information to the llovris nt Modugtue
car.
Elwood lltlilcrrmtl Timothy Sweeney,
While rolling on the Nlttgnm rivcl'. were
overtaken by rt moron, lillll tho lmat was
captained. lioth Wore drowned. and their
bodies went over the falls.
At St. Jtm‘ch. Mich, Sunday, while the
funeral services of Eugcrm Hhuart were in
the floor new way, and the
seed genitals of the Murchison. mourners and
corpscwere all preclpltntoi into the cellar,
but no one was severely hurt.
and Herzegovina under the Berlin treaty, ‘
Manner LAKE, ldn., Aug. 5.—A spe- '
runs wiu not nllowllrc killing of tlrcir :
:i.-—th.-it‘[lll :
Al fltclilnr'of ‘
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10 CENTS A DAY.
Whatls an earth pig and in what
rt of the world can it be found? 3
he were the Aborigines and
whence comes the term applied to
tribes? 5i
What is absinthe, what are its quarr-
ties. and how to it made? How does
it affect its victims? 57
What was the origin of the word
Academy. and in what way did
Cicero help to perpetuate it? ' 08
Who composed the famous dialogiég
What is the origin of the Word Ace.
the name for the single points on
cards or dies? .92
What animals and birds are found
alike in the hottest and coldest parts
of the earth? ‘5
What was the most glorious monu-
ment of ancient Grecian archirec
tun? 121
Who was the celebrated master of
Ecslish composition who contribut-
ed respectfully to the Tatlsr, the
Spectator and the Guardian? 140
What is the curious solemn looking
bird. witbamititary name, that is
found in tropical India? 17
in what country was there a dmy
levied on advertisements? 17’?
What is an Aeolian harp? 182
What fabulous hero was supposed
to be carried up to heaven because
after his death his body could not
be found? 182,
On what subject did the great phil-
osopher Bacon write nonsense? 187
Who lirsr discovered the balloon?
187
How many Aesops were there? 211
Name the science of beauty and its
most remarkable ancient expoundfr;
. 011‘
What countryman was it that said:
“We are content with discord, we
lire content with alarms, We are con-
tent with blood. but we will never
be content with a master?“ 2: 7
Where is the country known as the
Ivory Coast? 20‘.)
W bat is the difference between a
threshing and a threshing machine '.‘
302-324
When were been first known, and
who were the early writers that dis-
cussul thorn? 20?
What are the oil yielding plants.ano
where grown? x’" 38:
Who was the Roufau Emperor who
gave ordee that his mother he slain?
419 ‘20
What are the dutirs of the Lord
High Almoner of England? 595
From what animal is the cloth
known as alpaca made? 597
What is the origin of the name
Alps? 620
When was that wonderful metal
aluminum first made available as a
commercial product, and by whom?
til?
How many popes were there whose
name was Alexander? 4.540
In what huil iiog was the court of
Lyors with its wonderful fountain?
,.
do
What is the dillerence between a
calendar and an almanac? 500
What is the area in square miles of
Alaska, and when did It become the
property of the l'uited Slater? ilil
What bird is it that is said to sleep
while on the wing? All!)
What is the blackbirrl called when
its feathers are pure, white? lit?)
What ancient writer said: “So ex
ouisrte is the cunning of mankind in
gratifying their victous appetites
that they have invented a method to
route walrr its: lf intoxicatc? 473
Who was the first historian to Iii-
scnbe lllt' manufucrure of sic in on
cicn‘. times? «lTli
When the iicentiate and the barber
burnt the library of lien Quixote
what thrcc romances did they spare
from the. flames”: dirt)
What is the ancient derivation of
the name Amazon? rm
What is author. and where is it
found? r359
What isarnbrrgris. and why isit ..
worth its weight in gold? 000
fly what simple method can the .
rulnllcl’atloll of ambcrgrts be detect-
51. What were the early inhabitants of
Brazil called? 702
52. Why is it that‘s large proportion of
the manuscripts of the early inbabi~
tents of America were destroygg?
8
53. When did the Aztecs commence
their journey towards Mexico, and
who were the Toltece? 00
What important event took place
on board a small vessel, May 30.
1498? 707
What did Hernando Cortes do in
the year 1510? ' 707
In what year was Peru invaded by
Pizarro and conquered in little more
than» one year wrth a force of 1,000
men? 708
Who was Bolivar? 714
Who was it of whom Lord Chatham
said: “He was not an honor to En!-
laud only, but to human nature?”
721
Who was Washington‘s “most con-
fidential aid?" 721
What American author wrote the
thrilling account of the night retreat
from the Aztec Capital and the ac-
count of the Sun Worshippers in the
Gold City? 724
What English Queen was it whose
habitual treachery, real meanness,
shallow pretenses to msguauirnity
are exposed in the writings of
Fronds? 721
What author started the vein of
burlerque ofter noticced in our lit-
erature. but kept it under restraints
of taste and temperance? 725
Who was the earliest American ro-
mancer of note? 725
What. American is credited with be-
ing the most morbid genius the mod-
cm word of leters has known? 725 '
What American Writer produced
“The Adventures of Hans Final”
and "The Descent into the Mael-
strom," from Jules Verne's ro-
mances are obviously taken? 725
Who was the greatest of New Eng-
land romancers and perhaps the
most artistic of American
writers?
What great New England writer is
at once physician, is humorist and
pyschologrcal romancist. 72'!
Who was the American writer win
gave to the world the Brietrnau ‘
57.
58.
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62.
633.
6-1.
65.
66,
GT.
0'3.
indie? i
60. Why is the amythyst violet hi
or purple? 7
70. What is the common name of t
curious mineral substance known
urnianthue? 7-
Who was the founder of the select:
of electmdynarnics, after whom a
unit of measurement in electrici
has been named? ' 74
What is the class in the animal king
dom called to which frogs belong?7
What was the largest amphitheate
recorded in history? 77
When and where was the first am-
phitheater constructed? 774
What is the correct orthography.
coliseum or coioseeum? 774
What is an amulet and wherein does
it ditl'er from the talrsmsn? 781
77 What Greek poet is sometimes call-
ed “the honey-toughen?" 788
It-l Who was the Greek poet known as
“the Swan of Tees?” 788
7'.) What gigantic snake of South Amer-
ica is killed by the natives for the
orl they obtain from the carcass? 788
80. When were anesthetics first employ-
ed in surgery? 789
81 When and by whom was chloroform
discovered? 759
‘2. Why is Hippocrates universally al-
lowed to be the father of medicine?
790
What is the greaterd and most sub-
stantial service that Aristotle render-
to mankind?
AMERlL‘AN ADDX'HONS AND REVISIONS
IN BAl‘K i’AiiT.
til What is known as the Plains of
Abraham? 25
85. Who were the original “Abilitiou-
isle?" 25
When was the first date set for the
advent of Christ? 3
What country was the lirst to recog-
nize the Congo Free State as inde-
ed. on pendent? All
What is the medical and filil'gif'ltl 88. What rs the population of “The
roriipmcnt of on ambulancr? 007 Americar?" 02
What is the peculiar form of the 80 For what is Arnesbury, Mass,
skull that distinguishes the American noted?
rnco’.‘ 0%? ill). From whence canto the word alum-
What race was it whose pyramids.
temples, grotto“. baa-reliefs. arab-
csrpues, roads, acqueducts. fortifica-
tions and traces or whole mining 0p
stations surprise the traveler and con-
found the anthuary? 09
Are there any evidences of the anti-
rltillY of man in America, and whériti’
t
When was the city of Mexico found-
ed. and how many monarchs ruled
prior to Montezuma? 005
What nation possvssed the secret of
giving great hardness and durability
to copper by mixing it with tie? 007
What early nation used a species of
ammunition brid a perfectly analy-
guns in its prin plea to those with
which we are fsnriiiar?
Who were the “Children of the
Sun?” 6
What nation does not later the bed-
ies of the dead. but lays them on the
round and raises a mundane or one.
cat heap of earth over them? 000
What. kind of people were the origi»
nal Chileaus? 700
l 03.
9708.
iii, and what is its meaning? 80
Where is Alexandria Park looting;
What and where is the largest glu-
cicr in Europe? 77
Who were the Algonquius and in
what country are they found? 80
What is aluminum; in what soil ielt
found, and what is its specrtlc gravgé
0i
0‘2.
04 .
i '3
)tht is the parliamentary name for
the general assembly of lceland?
When did it ilrst meet? When and
why was it abolished and when rs-
established? 88
What is the Mohammedacs' Al
Slrat? 87
What language has the least num-
ber of letters in its alphabet and
which the most? 80
Where are the "balls” held under
tbenraoa ment of the aristocratic
ladies of mice?
What constitutes the defense of
Al do? 79
owhat class of animals do ter-
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100.
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