IIIIITII IIII III) WEST STREETS. ‘ The excursions for this week are August 19, Zebuski ‘ 11.; August 20, Union 8. S. of Nyack. N. J.; August 2], “iron Lobster club, August 22, Schnorers club, N. Y. T Point Improvement company. Owners and Premiums. If ' J. mumssrm, General Manager. IIIIANGE 0F TIME [IN SATURDAY The New Passenger Steamer. “- AVORITE.” Mill SEIIIICE BEIIIEEII SIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIII lllll llill IIIIIII. FARE—SINGLE, 40c; Excussma; 701:. South Norwslh st 7:23 vssBsekms “’w in. (Saturdayszm first In.) hostsfor Norwsik leave New York. Monday. Wednesday and Frlds haves Norwslk. Tussdsy,’l'hursdsy and Saturday at to) p. m. yl'relaht rsosved unanimous. EXCURSION PLEASURE BEACH SUNDAY, AUGUST 25. Leave South Norwslk, 2 p. 111.; leave Pleasure Beach, 3:00 p. m. gases—Tickets Entire Round Trip—25c EXCURSION" TO *ONEY Iliad. 5:90 9. 1n.. East 81st street. 6 :45 p. 111. .Hill Odd Fellows, Westchester, N. Y.; August 20, Mount nstreet. “2:15p. mnniSsturdays.l:36 p. m) Leaves East 81st street. at TEIMEII “111011111 ” “LABOR DAY, SEPT 2d, SLAND llxouniou tickets. 760.1.eeveSouthorwslk,at 9 :00 s. 1a.. leave Coney .nmmmmmm» mm M M” harm MhWWWMWssM slum-lanai”.- Guam Barres, lush, Aug. iii. "The fsst express known s- the dyer on the alliance and West hiieblgan road, leaving st 5 o'clock sud arriving here at 10: to, was held up by live men in a piece of woods just before crossing the Kalama- soo river at 9 o’clock last night. The train was dogged by swinging a white light across the track, and when it stopped Conductor it“. ill. Rice of this city steppcdout on the platform of the bag car. and, seeing two of the robbers, asked, “What’s the matter?" The reply was two shots from their revolvers. At the same time other shots were fired into the engineer's cab. and a moment later two men climbed on the engine and or- dered the engineer and fireman to set the brakes and keep quiet. - When the train stopped, the brakemnn. Timothy Murphy of this city, jumped of! the rear platform and started back with a lantern, as required by the rules. The fifth robber, standing alongside the march. tired three shots at the brakeman, one of which hit him in the side, struck a rib‘ and glanced out, making a serious flesh wound. He dropped into the ditch, where he remained until the robbers had gone. Robbers Used Dynamite. Conductor Rice, after a bullet whizzcd past his l1cad,rctroated to the baggage our and threw his pocketbok over behind the trunks. Without demanding admis. slon, the robbers placed dynamite under the side door, blew it off and spranginto the car with the remark, “We want all you 'vo got here. " They ordered the conductor, baggage- man and express messenger to throw up their hands and went through their pock- ets, taking all except the watches. They then tackled the safe and blew it open in less than 80 seconds. It contained no val- uables. The messenger, having gone out in the afternoon, was returning on a “dead" trip. They took watches from the engineer and fireman, but when the con- duetor said he would need his watch it was handed back to him, and saying good night the robbers took to the Woods The passengers—4:! of than-«were not me» lasted. To make sure of a halt tics had been piled on the truck half a length of where the engine stopped. The baggage car was not disabled, and the train proceeded. The trainmcn cannot give a good de- scription of the robbers. The leader was another was drossml like a farmer. t _. Another Train Robbed. OMAHA, Aug. 2L—Unlon Pacific train No. 8, duo in Omaha this morning at 10:25 o'clock, is in ymssession of highway- men at some point between Brody island and Gothenburg, Nob. The train left North Platte at 11 o'clock. The engine Was cut oil and sent forward on the regu- lation Jesse James order, while the out- lswa looted the train at their pleasure. The engine Was sent on to Gothenburg for relief, and officers are in pursuit of the highwaysnon. General Grimes Not Dead. Puissnssrma, Aug. 2i.-—Eniilio Nu- nez, an active worker In the cause of Cu- ban independence, stated that he had pos- ltivo information that Maximo (a‘omes, geueml-inrhief of the Cuban armies, is not dead. Edison Rests-allied. Nswsnx,\ . . .l., Aug. LIL—Vice Chan- cellor Emery granted the Edison United Phonograph company an injunction re- straining Thomas A. Edison from selling kinetophonos In Europe. The Times Inmands satisfaction. Lennon, Aug. lib—The Times says in In editorial: “If We cannot get justice from Poking, we must get it on the spot, and If need be through our own officers and by our own power.’ Carried Out by the lindertow. Cars Mar, Aug. 2|.-—l)r. James W. H. Walker, a prominent Philadelphia physi- clan, was drowned at Wildwood. Dr. Walker was in bathing and was carried out by the undertow. Shot by His Iriend. Nswsmuusr, N. J., Aug. 2|.——ilan-y Dunham of Horllollsvlllo. N. Y., was fa- tally shot by William Darling of this city. The men w ore close friends and had been playing pool. Its-President llsrrison's Birthday. 01.11 Filllhhl, N. l’.. Aug. :.’I.—chtor— day was ext-President Harrison‘s sixty-sum ond birthday. and be celebrated it in the same way that he has the other days since he came here. Prisoner Escaped by the Roof. BUFFALO, Aug. JI.~—Abraham '1‘ Hill, nprisoner at the Erie County peniten- tiary, has escaped. the building. “ASK FOB——-~ And you will see not only s ’ Nest and Perfect Fitting sues. But one in which the fishing it the best 08.00 Seamless Shoe in the market. svsnr PAIR wannaursn. and mminethembgforepurehssingsnyothershoe, st .3. BROWN’, 1111': $3.00 snoE. tIaIarlal is Usedcomhininsnlflabilill and Style Vanderbilt's Yacht Won. Nswrou'r, R. 1., Aug. alt—Tho match race betwoen Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr. 's sloop Idilrim and August Belmont's sloop Mineola for a private purse was won by the Idilrim. Bold Robbers In Quebec. Mentalist, Aug. lit—A bold burglary was committed in the residence of F. W. Newman Jewelry to the value of 03,500 Was secured bythe robbers and an amount of money. Pullman Won't 'l'sle out Licenses. (inner Raven, Wy., Aug. Ssh—The Pullman iompany has discontinued the sale of wines and liquors in its ears in Wyoming rather than take out licenses. “film...“ Died at tbs Dinner 'l'sbis. Noumea, Conn, Aug. m.--John A. Morgen, the wealthiest lumhcrdesler in New London county, died of heart diéense while eating his dinner. Keely bogus In Session. Hanulssuuo, Aug. ill.--'l‘he annual convention of the National Keely league opened in the opera house, with too dele- gates in attendance. , no apprehension as to the gold reserve uheavy man, who wore a full board, and . He made his way to, the roof and climbed down the outside of i from the militarism in New ark :Asthssold reservsst the alcseof business flood at ”03,637.!“ the with drswsis would have reduced the reserve to 890,071,148. ‘ A few minutes afterward, hovever, Acting thtlspieeeived u tele- gramssy as r. erpont Morgan of the syndicate bed downed 82,000, 000 in gold in “change for greenbiwks. This delimit swelled the reserve t00101,il77, 3‘8. The odioinls at the department display and intimate that the syndicate will con- tinue to make deposits to offset with- drawals. But they decline to express their reasons for their faith, and the question raised constantly is as to the pledge under which the syndicate is making these do posits and the period it covers, as well as the ability of the syndicate to continue to protect the reserve. But little light can be shed on these questions, howover, as it In said that prob- ably only two government officials—Pres- ident Cleveland and Secretary Corlisle— know the unwritten part of the agreement made with the syndicate which secured the last Issue of bonds. The syndicate has so fa;- voiuntarily deposited about $8,000,- 000 in gold. ... mm"- "mm. MURDER AND SUICIDE. Two Somewhat Similar Suns In the City ’ of Churches. Buoomxu, Aug. :21.--Wiillan1 .l. Win- berg. a prominent East New York bunk- er, shot his wife totally and then commit- ted suicide as a result of 11 quarrel grow- ing out of jealousy on the part of the bus- bimd. The couple moved in the best so- cial circles. Yegtorday Mrs. Winberg discharged a fume servant. Then the girl went to Wiuherg' s allies, and out of revenge told him several stories reflecting on the good name of his wife. He went home, and a quarrel followud between the couple. Wiu'berg finally drew a revolver and intui‘ ly shot his wife through the right lung. He then shot himself through the right temple, dying instantly. Johann Ilittonhciscr came home last night crazed with liquor. After a fierce quarrel with his wife he drew a 32 caliber revolver and fired twu shots at her, one of which took effect in the left breast. The woman run screaming into the street, where she attracted the attention of a po- licuman. She told the oiliccr what'had oc— curred. and together they rrturucd to the house. ’Whou .llittcnbriscr saw them, he turned the revolver upon himself, firing two shots, our of which took effect in the bond and the oihcr in thoright side. Both the man and the woman \vcro taken to a hospital, where it was said that he could but. live. Explosion at New Redford. New ilsm‘oao. Mass, Aug. 21.—A big boiler at the New Bulford machine shop and boiler Works on Water street exploded with a trouwndous uolsc. Acting Engineer Peter J. Henley was so terribly crushed and burned that he died two hours after» ward. Charles Paddloford, a foundryman. Was also severely injured, but will recover. Much damage was done to the works and surrounding property. The shops tool? fire, but the flames were subdued quickly. Chins Making Counterfeit Mon-y. Smoarous. Aug. 21 .——itousequent upon the legislative retention of the silver guild- cr at the old value, which is about double the intrinsic vulud in the Netherlands, coining factories have been established in China, and the export of guildors thence yields a handsome profit. It is estimated that 2,000,000 of such counterfeit coins are already in simulation. Grand Reception to Secretary Herbert. BAR HARBOR, Me, Aug. :!i.--'T.‘he Koho Valley club gave a grand rcwption and ball in honor of Secretary of the Navy Herbert and the oilicers of the North AI.- lantic squadron. 'l‘hc affair was on an olairorato scale, 11ml among those present were many high oilicials of the United States Resulting 1‘ ruelty st bloods. (7(1Xs1.ix11xor1..1-:, \ug. 21.——'1'l1o col- lcctiou of llll‘ arrears of taxes in the Moosh district is accompanied with (loads of re- volting cruelty. 'l‘ho Armenians liberated under the amucsly have been rcurrcsieil on irumpcry charges. Boy of Twelve Kills llimsclf. Blillli‘llJJ-I, Pu, Aug. ’1 ——Ar1hur Zimmerman, aged 1:3 years, committed suicide by taking put-is green. The boy said he had grown tired of working on a farm, and this is supposed to be the cause of the suicide. Killed 11an Cruel Hush-nil. GAI-ers'rmz. Aug. .ll.—~Emma La Row, flu.- wlfo of Alla-rt J. Lu Rose, shot and probably fatally Willllldi'd her husband. La Rosa, it isnllogml, had been beating his “lip, and to save herself she shot him. Fought, Thou Idiiihraccd. NAPLES. Aug. t3l.——'i‘wo members of the chamber of deputies fought aducl. Bot-I1 wuro slightly wounded. Aficr honor had been satisilod a mmnclliatiou was effected. Ten Thousand People Expected. Mrs'ru, Conn... Aug. ill. ——Tho twenty- eighth annual pmuo union Is in session and will continue for four days. It is ex— poctod that at least 10,000 people will at- band. Alleged Lynchers Arrested. Ekbnnsnmiu, Wash. ., Aug 21. —-Elght persons are under arrest on a charge of being Implicatcd in the recent lynching of the Vinsous, father and son. he... Instantly Killed. Woorsocusr, it. 1., Aug. 2l.-.lolm Sexton, a tailor of New York city, was struck by a train bemoan Blackstone and hilllvllle and Instantly killed. Official Asronauts Arrested. erss, Aug. 21 ~Two ftussian staff officers descended in a balloon near .lnro slav, Austria, when) they Were arrested. The 111.511.... w... Killed. Lomswsts, Aug. 3| wA bad wreck oc- curred on tho Ilig Four near Lawrence- burg, Ind. The engineer was killed. Assignment of s Jeweler. Previewer, Aug ei.-Heifmsn Dor- chsstsr. a manufacturing Jeweler, has ss- hill-own iIIIINSBIIIII, MATHEWSIIN, It cuss , Sampleihnes and binds These bargains surprise and delight all who see them. They are great in value. and beautiful and attractive in variety. Sixty pairs Ledies’ his pet. t1p turn Shoes, worth $4. 50, at 82 50. $3 “Irina; pairs Ladies’ Kid pat. tip Razor Toe Shoes, worth a .2 25Forty pairs Ladies’ pat. tip Lace Welt Shoes, worth 84, at Sixty-oi ht airs Ladies’ 0 re. Toe at. ti Kid Shoes worth $4, at case. 8 D W p p ’ One hundred pairs Kid pat. tip Shoes, at 900 npair. One lot Ledies’ Oxfords, at 50c. One hundred pairs Ladies’ Kid Oxfords, at 60c. One hundred pairs Ladies’ Russet Oxfords, at 600. One hundred and twenty pairs Lounebury- Mathewson’ s regu- lar 3% Kid Oxford Razor Toe, at $2 a. pair. t tills? hundred pairs Ladies Kid and Tan Oxfords, worth $1. 50, a . One hundred and twenty pairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’ s Kid thrgze-button Oxfords, Square and Razor Toe, regular 83 Oxford, 9. a pen. Sixty pairs cloth top three button Oxford Razor Toe, regular $3 Oxford, at $2. One hundred and forty pairs Lounsbury-Mathewson’ sTan 0x- fords, several diflerent shades of ten in this lot, regular 83 and 83. 50 Oxfords at 02. $1. 2((ghiidren’s Russet spring heel Shoes, 35, 50, 60, 75, 85, $1 and Youths’ Shoes, 75c; Boys’ 85c. We have put prices on all summer stock and will cisose it out at once and we cordially' invite your inspection of our stock and THE WHITE SHIIE sun, Ill. 3 SIZETTE BUILDING. IDIWILI, BIIIIII. M. H. GLOVER’S GREAT Mill-SUMMER SALE Still Continues. DO NOT FORGET These are regular goods and samples, perfect in every respect, not damsg goods sold as samples. I‘ Lounsbury, Mathewson 8: Co. 3 kid threebutton Oxford, square an . razor toe, regular $3 goods, at $1. 00 a pair. .. That Ladies' Razor toe Shoo at $2 a pair, regular price :53 and 3.50, i should not be overlooked. : A few more pairs of Benedict & Co.’s Sample Oxfords,regulsr $3 an ? $8 50 goods, at $1.75. fa Examine our Lidies' Kid patent tip Turns, worth $3 50 to $4.50, a $2.50 a pair. " Lounsbury, Mathewson d: Co.‘s Russia Calf Blucher Oxford, reguls price”, at $2 a pair. Are daddies. Lsdies' Russett and Kid Oxfords, at 00 cents a pair. Children’s Barrett and Kid patent tip, spring heel shoes, at 35c, 450, 550, "'50 and $1 a pair. ‘ 100 pairs of Ladies' Juliet and Princess Oxfords. at $1.19 a pair. Men’ 11 Lacs Pig Skin and Russia Calf Razor toe, regular :5 shoe, is M. H. GLOVER’S ,noublesnoe lieu, o and 42 Wall s1. Nor. Try the “WANT” columns of The Seatinelw 1
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