Cigars
: ' for 5 cts.
‘sowsvaatesatsns.
ill! in
sustain and Ploglsssive
,If I hasn‘t the greatest bargain in
Bottled Pickles, plain, mixed and chow.
at 10 cents a bottle, I‘d like to know
why. Come and see.
.Pickling Onions cheati-
' Citron Melons. at 2 cents lb.
., Home grown Potatoes, at 65 cents per
- ha. Five bushel lots at 50c per bu. (No
_ ”skin" business in my mounting).
line layer Figs.
, Sugar by the dollar’s worth cheaper
than I can buy it by the too.
‘ Sugar for treating grapes.
Borst’s Dog Cake dog ches p.
ThaJava Coffee I am dealing out at
v 3 this time is particularly nice.
It-guly needs a trial to convince the
‘ . that my Formosa Ooloug ’l‘es
‘ than most such. and not cut
:by any competitor.
_ supply of Home Raised Honev
’ 50 cents; posts, 30
new - a
\Ferrls’ Pork, ll cents.
;I ~|Barnrs' fat Pork. 10 cents
’ New Cranberries, 10 cents quart.
New Prunes. 10 cents lb.
If you’re not paying any premiums to
g ‘ tirade with any person in particular
' ou'ilflnd as time goes on that here at
u 1 North Iain smet. is a pretty good
. mile! to purchase provisions.
ililllENlil fllBBLE
Young Man
. Why take the chance of dying without in-
“ macewgen l‘O it CENTS a DAY WILL
INUUBI OUR LIFE For 81.000?
Or a Cents a Day Will Give You an Endow-
ments! OI, . payable to yourself if you live.
. - With insuranccdiks everything else.the best
' , ietbe cheapest.
IN THE
cgiiii'ibncm GENERAL
' " LIFE msunmcr company,
of Hartford.
s. S. L’l-lommedieu.
iii WASHINGTON ST.
Mtb Nos-walk.
Paiem Medicines
i E; ll liill PtEIiiiiiT Til TAKE.
AT OUR PRICE.
Sperry d:
Com.
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i Sweeper-ills. :
if \ “at: Resolvent’ .
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'e morphs Killer, qts., .75
’s limobe Killer, gal. ism. 3.50
, Yankee Ions mother. .fi
lino. ll. Siillson’s
Drug Store,
I! Washington street
YOUR ssvxsos in
. RELIABLE SIX PER
GENT. SECURITIES
sash /
lillii
recs tire, noose
o emu as l'l‘il as
reasons run
senior or
in. ‘ ’ niece abatementsnitch3
‘ nfid’sW‘lfi ltvshs dial is the chi sni-
ectihcmssteedoafieptlnaadlsstl‘uw
‘ day her will end a radial! were tiled for
. machete. , ,
‘ The consensus , ,
Inn of the demoted. who »is left an equal
is li‘reneis lies Evens.
division of the pr ty. valued altogether
at “00,000. but w lab is left in such a
manner that he «snot set at it. it being
‘ practically turned over to the executors.
The latter are named as executors of the
demaecd‘s three daughters and arduous
George W. 00th. , -
The contestant. fir. Evans. who has
new tiled objections to the probate. alleged
that his mother was the victim of serious
and undue influences when she made the
will. These influences were spirituallstio,
two “spirit controls" being present at the
time the will was beingrmade and being
consulted by the persons present. , These
controls are called. it is said, ”Red Jack-
et” and“Wh’lto Eagle." It is'also charged
that the spiritualism-have secured control
of upward of 040,000 of the deceased’s
mtilney that is not accounted for in the
wi I. ,
Nearly all of the parties to the will are
well known believers in spiritualism, ex-
Judge Goths-an being a pronounced fol.
lower of the school.
AN ELOPING COUPLE.
They Are Ohaecd by the Girl‘s Irate Father,
Who Threatens to Shoot.
Lsmssa'rvntn. N. J., Oct. til—A
young couple, evidently in ‘a hurry‘to get
somewhere, although they did not know
exactly where, passed through here. They
were in a buggy. and when last heard
from were headed toward Fiemington.
Who they were and the cause of their
hurry were learned when behind a pair of
fast horses Garrett Hoagland, a wealthy
farmer living near New Hope, Pa.. arriv-
ed in search of the couple. The girl is his
daughter and 14 years old. The young
man with her is a farm hand named Bur-
roughs Wolverton, 02 years old.
She left her home, and her flight was
not discovered some time after. The fit—
ther could obtain no trace of them near
home, but concluded that they must have
headed for this state. where the marriage
laws are lax compared with those of Penn-
sylvania. The father obtained here the
first trace of the fugitives and started aft-
er them.
Be departed at a pace that was calculat-
ed to carry him over considerable ground
before night. He was armed and said he
would shoot Wolverton on sight and take
his chances with the law. Wolverton is
said to have a wife and child living at
Pennington, N. J.
A BAD BICYCLIST.
no la Wanted In Many Pieces For I'm-lotu-
ing Wheels.
Puitapstrpla, Oct. iii—Arthur Bed-
dowa of Inwrici, . Mass, who represented
himself to be A. MoDuflie, n profes-
sional bicyclist, “it, who. according to
Detective Murray,
every city in the U
ing bicycles, was or
trnl police station here ‘
a requisition from Washi
is alleged to have purloinar
cycles.
The prisoner wore a gold moda‘ond bi-
cycle clothing of the latest cp‘: ’. ‘io po-
lioo have been looking for him for nine
time, but be eluded arrost until now. it
is said Beddows is entered in tho Ccntm ‘
in the Con-
oid to await
on Oct. 20.
Ward Gone to Ilondurae.
Maurine, Oct. Ill—A. K. Ward. the
absoonding treasurer and manager of the
Memphis Barrel and [loading company,
left here with his wife on the south bound
Illinois Central train Tuesday afternoon,
and it is thought he took passage for Hon-
duras on the steamer Breakwater, which
left New Orleans Thursday. It is now
thought that Ward's operations in forged
paper will exceed $200,000. All of the
paper was negotiated hero, in New York
and other eastern cities. It is reported
that the Mechanics' National bank of
New York held 880,000 of it in August
last.
Three hlsn Killed In a Wreck.
Carton, Ind, Oct. lit—The pay our on
the Grand Rapids and Indiana railroad
was wrecked, and three men wore killed
% and‘ several badly injured. The dead are
John Malott, James Gllson and William
Brown. A gang of bridge workers had
pushed their car on a switch to lot the
pay car pass. but neglected to close the
switch, and the train, running at the rate
of 00 miles per hour, dashed into the car,
and the engine was wrecked.
A layer Indicted.
DAIVitLlI, Illa, Oct. 10.-—Mayor Wil-
liam L. Bunyan of this city was indicted
for malfeasance in oilloo. The specific
charge is that ho hindered the city mar-
shal from destroying gambling material
which the city council ordered destroyed.
The mayor is in Buflalo and will he or-
rested on his return. Ills bond was placed
at [500.
Young Ichee’s Condition.
Sauarooa. Oct. lit—Master Benjamin
MoKee’s condition remains the some.
General Harrison expects to loavo bore the
middle of next week provided his grand-
son imprcVos.
Newton Ito-d Forgery case.
Assessor. Mass, 0st. ill.-—~'l‘he trial
of the famous Newton (N. H.) forged
bond case has been postponed to the ‘Jan-
nary (1806) session of ths supreme court.
TE RSE TELEGRAM 8.
Holler. Scholl a Co. of New York ship-
ped 0400.000 in American gold to Bounce
Ayrss.
Dr. Abbie J. Seymour. the most promi-
nent professional women in Buffalo, was
killed by a West Shore railroad train.
italics adopt NewYcrk report
that failures for the week have been not
in the United states. against littlest year,
and to in Canada. against til last year.
The steamer Gilbert at Saginaw, Ilium,
collided with and seal: the strainer Anse-
icsof Buffalo in its lake chancel, near
Sault tits. Maris. olives were lost.
Iorris Bebcsobots. the notorious inesc-
. minted of arena is the crude-
mn Kewkcrstsssassoesdtosl
. 1‘"le
years’ imprisonment in Ills. bios prises.
Mmm inseam rail-
cyolo races at Newark, N. J.. to be halo
an on... mmmm
, ,
l'eliea to a station by arll'oiieenseo Named
Moor and nuns-ms Wis-I le'l‘eil
, Who as Was—floated Ignorance of the
last. > .
New Your, Oct. is.—-His grace. the PM
Duke of Marlborough, the much feted
guest of New York's most exclusive socie-
ty and the flacm of lilies Vanderbilt.
bumped up against democracy with a
hang yesterday. The duke is something
of a bicyclist and was out in Central park
for a spin. While going down the long
hill from One Hundred and Sixth street
to One Hundred and Tenth street. on the
west side of the park. Policeman Sweeney
caught sight of him and decided that the
duke was traveling at a rate of speed pro-
hibited by the city ordinance. He blew
his whistle, but Marlborough kept right
on. He ran after him, and finally the
whcclman stopped and was promptly
placed under arrest.
“Do you know who I am?" the duke
asked, naturally somewhat surprised.
Policeman Sweeney, from the force of
old habit perhaps, was out in a flash with
that stock piece of police repartoe:
”No, and I don’t care a —-—-l”
It turned out in the end that Mr.
Sweeney had not othe jaunty contempt for
greatness that his reply indicated. for as
soon as he could, without interfering with
the sense of the fitness of things, he has-
tened to apologize for his zeal. But that
some later.
Policeman swcensy Apologia".
Policeman Sweeney had gone too for to
retreat, and when the duke handed out
his card it was waved aside, andlhe lineal
descendant of the conqueror of Blenheim
had to wheel mockly to a police station at
the heels of a park policeman. Before the
unique procession got under way, though,
Policeman Swouncy gathered in a specto~
tor to bolster up his case before the ser-
geant. ‘
Marlborough protcsfcd energetically
against the outrage, as he termed it. He
pleaded-4f a duke may be said to plead
under such circumstances—his ignorance
of the park regulations. He denied that
he had been coasting. as the oilicer alleg-
ed. and finally oiYorcd to pay whatever the
outraged city ordinances provided in such
cases. But Sweeney was obduratc and
insisted on dragging his prisoner to the
McGowan’s pass station house.
Roundsman Ryan was in charge here.
He listened to the charge made by the
zealous Sweeney and hastened to discharge
the duke with a bit of patcrnai advice
about not letting it occur again.
It was than that Policeman Sweeney
attempted to make his apology, but the
duke had a dinner engagement with his
ntlinncod and Mrs. Vanderbilt at their
new residence at Seventy—second street
and Madison avenue and hurried away.
The Field on the Cup Challenge. ,
1.03003. Oct. lib—The Field says this
morning, in reference to the rumor that
the Prince of Wales will build a yacht to
suit the new rule. that it thinks this ex-
tremely improbable until some linear rat<
ing yacht is built which is able to loWor
Britannia’s colors. Referring to Mr. C.
D. Rose’s chnilvngc. which it describes as
an American chalicngo, and the Ameri—
can commcuts tin-rcon, The Field says,
“As the matter stands, English yachts-
mcu have never before received such a
blow at the hands of on English club in
the whole history of yacht racing.“
\e Cleariiold and Beach Crook blisters.
Pi.‘kll’slil}itt‘l, P3,, Oct. lit—Official
notice has boon aunt in all the mines in
tho Clea fluid and Beach crook regions in-
forming the minors of the action taken
by tho Cloarfiold convention and advising
the men that suspension of all work is
asked of thorn after Saturday. Whatever
may he the extent of the suspension on
Monday, tho indications are that the or-
der will be ignored at many mines, and if
that should be tho case the strike will be
of one day's duration.
Al limb-seeder rears Assassination
C(iifl'l'Ali'l‘llifli’hE, Oct. lit—Sir Philip
Currie. the British embassador. has re-
ocivcd from an Armenian source a warn-
ing that the Young ’l‘urkey party will
probably lnduco some Armenian miscre-
ant to attempt his life in order to disgrace
the Armenian people.
For Canal Improvements.
Svnacuss. Oct. lli.—-The Central City
Canal improvement league has issued a
call for a state canal OODVODHOII to he held
at the city hall in this city on Oct. ill.
The object of the convention is to boom
the 09,000,000 appropriation bill.
A Colored Ian flanged.
WAi'llllLY, Vn., Oct. lii.--llobsrt Bidioy
(colored) was hanged at Sussex Court
House for the murder of William Williams
last December. lie confessed the crime
on the sonll'old and said the murder was
an unprovoked one.
Intensive Shoe rmm Closed.
Cmcsoo, Oct. lil.-~Tbe immense shoe
factory of t-lclz, Schwab 8: Co. in this city
has been closed because of the erratic
counsel the leather market. Between
700 and 800 men and women are thrown
out of employment.
Destructive (lee Explosion.
Witsrsoanns, Pa, Oct. lit—An ex-
plosion of gas badly cracked a portion of
the Buttonwood solitary cf the Parrish
Coal company and fatally injured Joseph
chitscr, a minor, and seriously burned a
Polish laborer.
Husk Discussed name to lie Played.
Customs, Mass. Oct. 19.-~Thc much
anticipatfid football game between Prince-
ton and arvard will take place at Prince-
ton on Nov. i3. Princeton will, play a re
turn game at Harvard next fall.
fell from a Window.
New You, Oct. lite—Midis hanging
out clothes lire. Kate Noeise lost her bel-
aoes and tell from the fifth story window.
Elie was taken to the Presbyterian hospi-
tal Mwnaiiy injured.
m rte-gs as m
Stun. linen. Oct iD.--Bsrsh ll. Gen
decor, a widow living on chsrsstrest,
committed suicide willie despondsntby
my rough on rats. at. wss es years
Misses-aluminum '
a. » '
nucleate whether i; not
rested, there with my hoses“ are Kil-
slew w“ ,
_ .fhbkllimub
lessened Allen. Russell's partners in
crime andiailbrsahing... Postmaster (len-
sral Wilson confirmed the correctnsseof
the dispatch. stating that Russell had
bseneeught. ..
A dispatch from Brogan. Belgium. says:
A robbery of jewelry and notes. in all
amounting in value to 100.000 hence. was
rated in Ostend on Sept. ill, the
victims being a well known firm 0!. lew-
elers. Three Americans. named Russell.
Killoran and Henry Anderson, have been
arrested here on suspicion of being the
men who committed the robbery. A wom-
an. supposed to be Anderson's friend, was
also arrested. it is said that under the
name of Anna James she is well known
to the English police. ,
The jewelry stolen .was contained in
boxes, which. after their contents had
been removed, were apparently thrown in-
to the sea, as they were subsequently
found on the beach, where they had been
washed up by the tide. The police refuse
to state what evidence they have to con-
nect the prisoners with the crime, but
claim to know that the men are Ameri-
can “crooks.”
THE KILLIN or SEALS.
Captain Hooper of the Bering Sea Fleet
Makes Bis Report.
Wasnmcrov, Oct. ill—Captain Hooper,
who commanded the Bering sea fleet dur-
ing the lost season, has made his report
to the treasury department. He recom-
mends that the killing of female seals
during the month of August, when the
death of each female more than :3 years
old means the loss of three seals—the
mother, a young and helpless pup on the
islands, whichdles of starvation, and an
unborn pup—should be prohibited.
"The soul herd is decreasing yearly,"
he says. "and will soon be a thing of the
past. In the absence of more stringent
laws than at present exist for the preven-
tion of pelagic scaling I see no remedy."
In regard to the operations of the fleet,
he reports that the vessels of the fleet
cruised over 86,000 miles in Bering sea
and boarded and examined sealing vessels
171 times in those waters, while over 02,-
milos were cruised during the mason
wit in the area of the award. Thirtywne
thousand two hundred and sixteen seal
skins were examined, of which 12,247
were males. 18,868 females and 101 the
sex of which it was impossible to deter-
mine.
A few seals were probably taken by
cement the sealers after they were last
boarded, but it is estimated that the en-
tire catch will not exceed 37,000 for the
season.
A III; Fire In New Orleans.
New ()ntssxs, Oct. Ill—A disastrous
fire occurred here. All the buildings front-
ing the river on the square between Ely-
sian Fields street and Esplanade avenue
wore burned, including rice mill B, for-
merly known as Perseverance rico mill.
This was one of the finest and best equip-
pod mills in the country, having been
thoroughly oquippcd with the newest and
most improved machinery only 13 months
ago. It is said there was at least 0100.000
worth of clean rice in the mill. The
amount of the loss could not be ascertain-
ed tonight, but it is probably $300,000;
partially insured.
‘I'ostest Horse Ever Sold at Auction.
Pilll.Alll£l.l'lllA, (in! lit—Saint‘iln. one
of the fastest pncors the world has over
soon. with a record of 2:05:14. Was sold at
tho Piiilndolpbin street Tattorsnll for
84.400. The purchaser was the Langdale
(Pa) farms. Salodin is the fastest horse
over sold at auction. He was fueled Jan.
22. load, and at the time of the sale was
owned by John B. Green of Wilmington,
llol.
Nefwfoundlaud Ilovcnue Frauds.
51‘. Jonas. N. F., Oct. lit—Tho lmard
of rcwnuo hold on important meeting. It
is the general belief that they arc arrang-
ing to withdraw the sruuggiing prosccu‘
lions from before the court and to adjudi-
onto upon them themselves. Thorn luc-
rlous disscnsiun in the government ranks,
and a rupture is shortly expected.
Insanity From football.
Mxnnmrows, Conn, Oct. lit—F. S.
liladdlson of '99. who was playing and on
tho Wesleyan football team, was in col-
llslon with Pioard in a scrimmage. Since
then he has been violently insane. At
times it took (our strong men to hold him.
Maddison had a similar experience two
years ago in a preparatory school.
hire. Waller In Baltimore.
Dartmoor, Oct. lit—The wife and
family of px-(lcnsul John L. Waller. for-
merly rcpiesontative of the United States
at Morlegasmr, reached this city at day-
break, coming over the Pennsylvania rail-
road from New York. Mrs. Waller and
her four ci."’lrcn are staying at tho hams
of six-Councilman Cummings.
One Dead and Another Unconscious.
an Youx, (lot. lib—Ann O'Neil, till
years old. was found dead in her apart-
meats at out West One Hundred and
Twenty-sixth street, and her son Michael,
aged 37, was found unconscious from the
eifocis of it looking gas stove. ,
The Cabinet's mu Opening.
Wssumrros. Oct. i9.-—Ali of the room-
here of the cabinet were present at the
first regular cabinet meeting since last
May. The session lasted aimut ills hours.
Japanese“ "“i.......“.' Recalled.
Yosonsns. Oct. ”its {the Japanese
Illnlstcr Micro and the‘di‘hsr‘iv" Fm oi
the lugation and .iapanoeomiiitary cities...
at i-lsoui have been recalled.
Retired Fros- lho Amy...
Wssmsoros, Dot. tau-stein lisnry
if. Cronkhite, surgeon, has been aimed
on the retired list on account of disability
incident to the service.
Ansrsaosu. N. Y2. out. io.-'l'hs been
of Mrs. James Firth, on Cornell street.
this city. was destroyed by fire. Less,
“.000. MW,“
new-[e layers!" rumination.
Dawson, it. Y., Oct. inn-Thomas l‘.
lasted formeyerasemassmsstiugetsit-
laces. ,
no lac-er as III
has rssscisco. 0st. 19.4» halted
s.
, ‘ mg...
Memos. «abomination»
flotsam license has arrived here
will
Gleason. a young business man, was ”on.
forum?
keep them.
I9 liain Street,
iiorwali.
ship at prices lower than the lowest.
Do-uot fail to call and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
Is it possible to make a man's suit of all 5...;
Yesit is,butthisie tbeway. Bhoddy is old
pound to e sort of dust and mixed with a cheap
a little strength. It makes an all wool cloth m
itlspcsslbietomskeesuitto nuisance M
bought in NewYorkclty at wholesale forthhut we
. We guarantee our goodsssrepreseotedsndstand by“.
We have Men’s Bulls at .7 and up to 018. ”unkind
workmanship considered they are cheap became they
from our own factory and but one small profit mm:
W. A. Billililfll &j
on... Building.
Everybody Eager in 8mm
Best at lowest Prices. .
_—__Q”__—
We Have our Fall and Winter Stock of
. lAlIES’, GENTS’ and (initiates
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers,
embracing all the LATEST STYLES, combined with the best quality of workman-
i
1
Soul Hamil. ' 'g ‘j
All Goods Vi'arranted as Represented
or Money Refuaded. ' *
M. H. GLOVER’S
Double Shoe Store,
40 no 42 wnL sum. sonwni. '
:lveryhedy’s Slices shined Free of charge?
line on accsunt of the owners thereof.
no.1". W DARMER
Bliluiiill DENTIST.
42 Washington St...
South Hamil, cons.
TIB‘III FILLED AND “TIACI’ID
WI'HIOUT PAIN.
«'83!me m" °""
Alelyinattsslsass.
M
Will leave Pier 28, E. R.. Beekmaa street. New York. at 0 p. to.
Leave Norwslk, ii p. m.; South Not-walk, 0 p. m.
Freight Received from 7 a. in. to 0 p. m.
Upon application-to agents the City of Norwaik. Eagle and Vulcan will he
sent for special lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boats of this
Pain Hamstcsloiaissl. Psisist
ilsil Pain ssi Ballets.
tilt! and Reliable liaily Direct Freight line
—BETWEEN—
New York, Sail limit and Hawaii
—THE PROPELLERS~
till 01 Hawaii, Eagle and Vulcan. ’
all!
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