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Evening sentinel, Monday, March 9, 1896 · page 2

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s. STURTEVANT,

 
 
 
 
 
 

The arrival 'oi ourBummetGoo I.s ll as rottigerntohbeby curi‘inécs
oil and gasoline stoves, cream frececm. purcir screens. window and door

screens, inuttiugs. etc. has so crowded our stores, We find it 5 magnify General Ricottl Formed It and

tort-dubs soinc of but other stocks
Week on tinwure.

(test will out tie Figure. The loom is Worth More To its Just
how Then the Bonds.

to incite room. so will begin dds

Large size round wash boiler, 19c
Large Jupallncd dust pi n3. ('(‘C
imp galvanized under pails, ‘59
yqi. lin C'Difi‘t.‘ polo. . me
0“? cans, heavy till. i willon, ”c
Flzli bottom ieu kr'illcs, lOC
il-q' ilenVy tilt-ll path, inc
l’uiiiltzll trilspluiurtw, 8c
i'nlnied chamber Build, “)C
tinlvunizl d chiliiiber‘ pails. etc

We have is doz. No. 8 solid opprr. nil kel plated tea krit'cs, made
by the john F. Binghlm C -.. the best in b- had, bought to cell icr
“.50 each, but on ace mm of chea «r keliles ‘n-iiig placed on our mar-
ket at lower neuron. W" cannot expect to move lime goods unless‘ we
(‘lli them ('\'cn lower Hum the « ommon kitties, w utter them to you in
illih sub: all. the ridimluur. pr c-' 0?

i

630. i

These prizes are for thin Week only.

 

NORTH MAIN AND ANN
STREETS.

.outh Namath. Connecticut

 

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SPECIAL BA

 

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77‘ ... . .

Wedon't mean two prices for the same article, we don't believe in that, but we do
mean to close out the balance of Our

Lfadies’ arid Children’s Cloaks and Capes.

To do that we shall make them one or the other of these prices:

$3.00 OR $5.00!

Sonic of—them are \vortli $10.00 to 15.00, but that does not matter, all the better bar-

Don’t Forget

 

gains for our customers,

That Thursday is Bargain Day.

 

A. Dickerman 8: Son,

South fierwelk, Connecticut.

,...Q§‘3 Washington Street,

0 a I a

 

vey Going out of BUsinessl

And Entire stock to be Sold Less than Cost.

 

' Boots and .

Shoes

W Entire Stock
[lease of store. fit
at once.
much less than cost.

and i’ixtnr
:1 great bargain to clone mil

Until all is sold, gmx-Lls [ii retuili‘or

At Prices that will make it an
Object to Purchase whether you

need them newlor not].

 

es, together \"ith

. . . . . HARVEY’S SHOE STORE.
70 North Main Street.

 

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ii. Y.,New Haven & Hartford

RAILROAD.

Train» Lave fimith Vorwnlk m. tollom -
for New Vork.

A..
mumtomlin. P. M.
. 1.; .5 .n. ruins-:0. cm. 7 5:41;. lbw.

avenge.
P. M.

’.‘i.':. "15,7'L'.’.Q‘;!.

, ,AJi' 520.5%.

nudging». no. 755. mu. one.
i.- ‘2. l 11.? :s. v M.

 

your

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p‘Lbavo New York (or SoJflorwalku

A. hum. e
”(1120:. P.
e‘ncmemtmtmonnm.

' emu-e. ,
on. action. not. ammo.
Leave South Non-mite
{or New Movers.
hfiLM'PJL
em“. 7 in. r”). Oil. 1'. is.
iii-M" r'dflmv‘nwtsrorez:
. .. , Lealvo So. Norwaik.
“Ian'siflfwn._f'utzzi. i in. in 51mm

I ‘r- - 535i _ Animus. ‘
.th. one: .. :11:

' anvc Dar-bury.

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Emmi». son. to; we. no.

109% ”a, 5 an. 7 3.“. ii is. 9 ii. in 11m. .
who. : 37.11.14 .1“.£-i-'. 5 1-7. 6‘17. ;'

 

g, WILSON

mire "nonlinx. or.

WCity. Hotel, South Norwalk, Benn.

l . MONDAY Mil) TUESDAY, 0? 5A0“ WEEK. .

i All examinations under the personal direction of
i D R I J u c I

CLARENDON, Chiefof staff.

These Doctors have been most nptiy termed
THE WORLD‘S GREATEST EXPERTS.

. They point out. imaionnd describe every ache. pain and tumble feeling. more fulii
‘ elenrly and explicitly than has ever been done bynny phynieinno on mnimsnd hettnrtbnn ii e
ntmntsmn‘themwlvw:xhey understand and exphiin lib-oases at n glance and historeio in»
’ lileipieney. progress and termination. ._ ‘

'l‘iilii’ [HEAT Aid. Pntnrrh. bronchitis. Asthma. Epiiepny. New on Exhnpntlon Rheum-
lt‘iiitlihii: Didi .trs-ltlnpi. by;- pain. Connti lotion nil Mint! .iiTElA UR—llldx'l'tlt.
l:-~..-.u:u A: u .llY (' a; l or i'Ulsh 'm’rio. run AGREE To 1 EAT.

No Person Should Doctor Any Further, or Take Any More Modi-

' clrlo befora Connulting Them.

Not only will callers be. surprised at their w inderfd knonlcihzu of disease. their binin. ('Hl'l‘
clam-xiinnntiun'ol o-ver’yemlwnnd effect. but at the marvellous rapidity with which their
nemcummon noose ltnti-mni trentment one to the Very tof the troublomiving nlmom in-
stant rei’einnd in nilv‘eeeathnt have no pmreseed too or. ‘

’ A PERFECT. ABSOLUTE AND PERMANENT CURE.

9 These doctor-- wish it distinctly under-tr that they will not to e incurable com-recon.
in: the right to meet any one that in their udgment has no. into the lucumhle stag;
not at m were on mooted. At some prior matinee eueee were probably ell curable. -
to it you do not delay too long. . .. v

fillnho visit these Eminent Physicians during This Icnth evil-l

i receive Consultation, Advice, Services and Surgical
Treatment Absolutely Free Until cured.

iislg‘p‘iiddle lured men suffering troiu'hreeiiieur special perv-lun’direewv (ind lmmr

and pennant cure under the buttons! sy.~tem. discoveredlurm eluted and ompl' nyml
by "10,“, mo.

“oomph-'2. nig-irmii'ii p. m.

 

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dingo

General nfiice for the State of Conan

 

 
 
 

.«leuii ‘wnc lrnciurnd. and that ho Would

 

 

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Mede Di fiudiili Premier.

IT PAVORS HUHBEBT’E WAR POLICY
,W. l i

The (‘nmpnln In Airyulnie Will Be Con- '
tinnedo-ltnly end the Dnlbemh—itu-
linen flint the lint Me: Be Forced h.
Abdicate In Furor It‘ll“ iinn. l

Rout. March ll. -Tiaern \vnc much dim. ‘
unity experienced in iormlng it new cubi
net to nuneond the deposed Urinpi mini-try.
Signor Saracen declined the reipounlblliiy.
while on llttulupl
to form n Snrnem
Rudlul combine 7
thin wue equallyi
un-uceuveful. Lut
er the forumtiou

f n enblnet mu
ndertnkeu by:
General [”003”,]
_ uhleb Will tun ;

. coutul. King;

, ilumbl-ri confer
rod with iicnerull
Ricotu lent ewn’ i
inn and charged!
inn with the for i
lnn'luu of is cold ‘
"In". The ri‘ilillltl
\vnlncnblnoi made up all follow»: Mun
quls dl Rudlili. pnrmicr rind minister of
tleplnt-iriur; tieuorui itzco ri. nnulnur oi,
war; Signor ilrln. mini-tor of iorelgn3
Mini": siruor i’ernni. iiiilllvtul' of tin
treasury; Admirni ltucchln. minister oi
merino; Signor unit-cleldini. miniswr oi
nuance. and Signor Grunturco, iuiumtlu
of Justice.

The choice at General llienttl no ininln
tor of WM’ shown that the king's idem»
bure prefidled in favor of reopening an
often in campaign next nuiuiun, u ter the
rainy rennin. ‘

General llzildiseern hon been authorized
to Milidrow tbu Liv-sole garrison nlmuld
their podlion become endangered. 'l‘hi
"poll-l that Umdu is nurroundud by dur
when hull not Leon r'nuilrmuvl.

A diupnteb from Mas-nun iii-ya the com
ninnllantnt Adigrut lt‘ll‘uzflphfi that. the
robots are within in few kilometers of rum
garrison.

"We have plenty of ammunition and
provision for n month.’ the command
uni. continues. “rvhich we hope to extend
by going on short rations. We will do our
duty till death."

 

 

NAiiQiYiil m RUDD".

 

ltnly end the Drelbnnd.
Bimih’. March SL—Thtl iomr Hills in

Eplm-ror Wlillnm to Chancellor you No
benlohe. Boron \OH lilebentuin. the min
liter of foreign ntfulrs, and the Amtrln'
emimsemior on Saturday him.- gin-n nn
Impulse to speculation in the pres» unti by
political circles on the unmet-t. o' the vi“
this week to tier-lino: Count (liliiieliow.k..
tize Austrian ndnisirr oi foreign nadir.
and the ftilure reintiuna of liuly to tin
dreibnnd. which pro uniluubti'dly the uni.
jeot of ('uunt i-‘olnehhwrlti'u mmiun. Th-
pnpcrn generally eoun<el itnly to mnkc iii.
utmout nncrlilcc to rave bur honor. nnil
they hint that. Germany and Austria nil
support. this policy.

"l‘he linemen Courier. on the contrary
contends that liuly's punition {would hid
he wmiienz‘d‘ii idle withdrew from tin
African adventure. >

The Vol-wanna lendfl the democratic re.-
tion of the pit'iiiOWllh n fi-ruezone Min",
upon linly nnd Signor Crispl. dubbing lb
lnlirr the hero '0! the linilco Rtlllll’lir‘
«caudal! end the alenthbound of lulu
who innit: the courage to face llni'll.lmulli'
‘ Thule pnpere linturnlly Welcolm- the col
lap-w of the tireihlnid, but in fuel- 0! iinlv‘,
diilletiilim ill homi- hull nbrnnd ond ii r
doubtful nltltude nf llnwn toward it-‘~
it is not only to pndic: the. illilt'flillfl ll
Count. Golm‘how‘hl'n corir'eremw be."
There nre raven rumors- l:ore tllnl Kin:-
iiumbert, in order to tffii'iiliv: iron the di-
il-Innm. will at (l'euiii in invor of hu son.
’i‘hefenr of Eng‘nnd'nuitiunle slime the
Truzmmd nfluir it his.) is iiicior in the nit
notion.- . , i

Depend» light Wm. Outlaw». .

Chapman“; u.’ 'l.‘., Mulch film—KM?
hes jun relichr‘d here of n iigm betweer
Outimyndnmes llnrbolinnd ht'ut'ul' Milie-
nnd officer». The light moi: place on 0 lb
trunk. in the southwesteorunruf ii i i-untv
lint-bolt nnd Mlllnrnro the- i.-."illllil~ will
killed \V. W (llowr m-nr,\rn; dime :rlilw‘
Von killed. and lichen 1:. .l bn'h u."-
wok-m innd slurp :=-l rm. m .iie‘vf'i. i:
Wilhulit .lli‘l‘."i' r -‘l-'r:lii‘r'. limbo}: iNJl .
.vunio. ni i'ur; .diu'i. To... Mr he Xfl'luw'
oi She li’ tun...- nnd ll known in inn
icon in pm: or hall-r memrd. who u-m
banned 3! Win». . i .lli‘.

 
 

 

 

Mey Dir, from Arron".

Nnv Your. March il.-Loiiis Iialehilrgei'
of l276 Third avenue. this city. we: found
unconscious by some rnllroeri men on the
west. shore of the Hnrkcoreek river. near
'hn Penncylvnnln railroad. He was remov-
ad in the oiiv hnrpltel nnd revived nulli-
dently to tell time he hud been attacked
my iwn vmmu mo". who struck him with
.L en :piing “in. it \vnc «mind by the. house
‘-ur;'v-on :lt fbw lll)'~[lli"l tbnt. linlvbnrgrr'r

.iruhnbly die. He wuq robbed of n num oi
money by the men.

 

Narrow Escape 0! Placenta”.

Lou Amines. March 9.-—’l‘be south
bound Sunset limited. the Southern Pn-
cific Transcontinental titer. was wrecked
ricer Pneute. The trelo woe running It
a high speed on the down “grade when it
struck it bone. The engine was derailed.
and five bi the six cd‘rs {allowed unit. The
dining car. which won in the rear. was
the only one tbuteuid upon the rolls,
Strange to say. no one wee hurt.

Tribute to lien Franklin. »

Pants. March il.——Thc Historical nociety
at P"!!! placed 11 tnbiet on the, house
which Benjamin, Franklin occupied in
1776. Two member: of the enciery'spoke
on the subject at Franklin's ntay in
France. M. Faye. the dieiinpninhed na-
rronnrner and member. of the French in-
.niiinte. made an address. referring to
Franklin's ear-ctr nsn scientist.

An Antl‘Spnnlrh Demonstration.
CnicAco. Min-ch 9,—Emuietlng the ex-
ample of the students of Princeton. a
crowd at Madison ntrcet andanmpbeil
avenue pave rem to their feelings in re.
cord to the Cuban contronrry and incl.
dentnl’y their desire for fun by hanging

in emgy the youthful king of Spain.

Earthen-Ii. In the Black Forest.
Bnnmc. March 9 —'rodtmooo. in the
Block forest. lwl twice .heenzvlnited by on ;
earthquake during the week. ‘

 

near 1-point wink. w.
‘Bmlmlu-Ihreh, Quin“? Admire!
Volta. died at iii! hone to tide
on. was . ...

-.- v‘.

 

. .After

Our

Inventory

 
 

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

A: unusually good opportunity one: our

Berni—Annual lnvénto

on are user 0

ren'e C otbing, Furniehin
The etore is brim full of rend 0

and Cu

in efiorded jut low
en'e. Boy's end Child-

gringo—net

only in winter weights, but in oil lines we ere
ed‘ering velnee that you cannot ufl‘ord to ignore.

Overcoete.

New in your time. Don't weit until out fell
and pay much more for the some goods. These
ere conservative. eteple nod right m etyle for e
couple of uuons more, end you will make no
mistake to purchase now. in SUITS you will
find all weights for helium and dress to be
bod et rice. that would be ridiculoun under
other rcumstencce. Polite oft-very kind. for

work.

business end drcee.

Little pricce for Elegant Neckvvenr mode by the
bent maker in New York. purchased b no ct e
price to enable us to place them on e
price-25 and 50 cente, all ehnpcs‘.

Open Monday. Hide) and Seiirrdqy Emmy.

Midis &(o.

for belt

Bridgeport, Conn.

 

 

h

onions MAR

38 Washington Steet, So. Norwallt.

HEADQUARTERS FOR

First-Class- Meatsii

 

SCHAUB’S MARKET,

 

OLD AND RELIABLE

Daily Direct Freight Line

BETWEEN

New York,$outh Norwalk and

Norwalk.

u-mvinmv‘

THE PROPELLERS.

)ity of liorwalii, Eagle and Vulcan,

rte!

“"ili .

’ “l" v f‘iw: .’-'.ll"’», ’ 'i. in: S till) Killian“; -‘. 3.
(Spun .‘ippzi.
oi ' Nora'.':.il<. Eagle and Vulcan:
{was of freight anywhere in New

5 p. m. ..-...
FTClKlli blame;{calla-ii-ai‘li 7
cation to agent: tin: Ch;-

wili be cent
YOrk or its

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fir Surya;

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ill.

All inflrtlil‘.li’t‘fitli'lllll il’ilblllig .mv oi the elliplvv'wgen

«if tl1i~ limit

5 oi xiv-lim- nn mmun:

of ille'wwners lllti‘vf'li.

 

 
 
 
 
 

ll Dainty Gift.

Alivr all ant-l null «ll-n», it fine, Well-mari-
gvyluh, wellht'lna pair of chose b; no men
,“l’le P R F; S R N I ma anything you
can think of. if there is any qncetion an;
to where the very best of in: kind can be nor.
ehnmi, ii‘n easily unrwerclh at

 

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aim-m mum-u».

MURDER Ar Hauesreno.

A Lou Inland Tau Melted Over the
Killing of n Prominent Mei-cheat.

New Yoim. March it—rltuphen Powell,

 

 

. it well known int-rebuilt. of liempninhd. N.

. Y.. wue utruelz down and killed within it
' foiv tent of his own door in that piece.

The murdered rnnn. who mu to your-n oi
nae. mu rotor-ohm (ruin hie nhoe not:
and bed uhnoet renehud home when in
was evenuii-d. iin um found dying on
the mod by two of hi fiiuudu, Wildnm G.
Lois and .inmm 'lm.\"w~li who ind been
talking with him but it fun minuine be
fui'i‘. Mr, Low won on ldi troy tome wbon
lltltitiillllllt‘tl uwr lll" built Allin" the.
name. time ho home-l :wo men lunhinn
down the road. it Wm found that hlr.
Pom-ii mu bleeding; to dentin. No had to

‘ cuivrd u terribln em on rm; ilioeyo and an.

oiiu l' he?! 3-: the mini iiml d .i ivluillrr ell

, the buck of the bend. it id iwiwvud. [ruin
‘ the blunt part of on n" or hummer. which
. nllllml eruidwd in lllri emu. iiewudtuken

to bin home. where he died within bolt an
hour.

The bruinl nfl‘uir lmvoeenelonml grunt
exeiiunn-ut in this liviinliv quiet pint-o.

Mr. Powell won in tin: hull" of f'l'lf‘l’lh‘fl
:\ lnrpu qlllil of owner. uni it l~ ti. n :ht
ihm rnblurv ten: the oby et of the tour.
durum. They were inierrupind in their
Work. how'mer. um! wenml no booty.

Three new-m have been urn-sled on
snipieion oi the murder. They are \nn
Hons-til'lfll-l' h‘iliipnuil, John A. “Mile and
Arthur Morin-w. ”the inlet lmmnd wu.J ’9'
bikini and Went to iio-lyn. but im wan
liner rmrrwnd by ordwr o! DZ-lrict Alibi"
ilcy Noble. 'i'heve men. who were known
to be together nborily bill'ul'o the murder.
tried to prove nil ullbi, but [boy were held
nowrihulevn. principally hecniiae of the
incl that n brlnrwood plpn. ucroan the bowl
of which \vnu curved the name “John

» Wayne.” was found or. the spot where the
, murder occurred.

Mr. Powell was believed to hnve been
wealthy. Several of bk sons are in the
wholesale oboe. ll‘ilfli' on llunnn street. this

1 city. and u brother is president oi the City

% ‘

“rm—r”

KET.

bani; of Brooklyn.

THE AMERlCAN ARMY.

linllingtun liooth'v (‘hri-dlnn Cruuade h
Aunpieimuiy Inaugurated.

Yew Yonfi. March it—ln the preacher;
of n mighty throng. tiling Co..p‘.~r linion
to the doors. Bndingiou Boob. lho deposi-
ed eommnnder of tho Suimtion army at
America. inaugurated the new American
nriny. to be named tho Christian Crusade.

The crowd within the hull was so great
that the police had to clone the dooru.
Hundreds were turned nwny. Within the
hull society Women out side by side with
women of the Bowery. 0n ihc platform
were. nnxllinrlne; by the. rcore—Enivntionietn
who had tnkeuoff the insignia of the
nriny. Behind the choir occupied by Mrs.

, Bulilngton Bomb rat the venerable mother

of William E. Dodge.

After devotinnui exorcism. led by Major
Glenn. ilnlllnginn Booth sold, "it in quite
true that we have decided to inaugurate a
new movement."

This announcement brought. forth an»
other outburst of applause. When it. sub
shied, he continued: “Could it have been

‘ Molded it would have been, but We have

 

 

, ten miles out. with thin city.
‘ gletrnck end the (urn phasing one an-

‘ her-n mode to feel lhnttbe people of the

United States did not wish ihnt we should
reiiro into private life. Recognizing the
scope of the field—lbe largest. opportunity
in tiny civilized country—#we felt that there
was room. not for one. Salvation nrmy, nor
for 20. but for lill).

“We have therefore decided to start. it
movement to win over the middle or porti-
snn classes. We will not light with the
Salvation nrmy in Words or otherwise."

Rio de Jam-ire Believed to “0 Lost.

SAX FllANCiFCii, March 9,-Tbe Pacific
)inil stelimship City of Rio do .innelro,
which left horn on Feb. 6 for Yokohumn.
hiNilut yet arrived there. and fours are
entertained for her minty. She was due
in Yokohama on Feb. :6, but not. a word
has been heurd from her. The Rio curried '
lhfi'peopio—l Americans. 10 Europeans.
ill annnese and 22 Chinese in the steer:
ego. The crew consisted of 30 whites and
79 Chinese. The cabin passengers were

"J.vFlshor. W. I. Svlvester, Lnnlnr Linden
. and Mrs. anar Linden.

The steamship

people any there is some chance that the ‘
lilo mny have been forced to pass Yoko.

homo and go on to iiongkong.

Ill-nitrous Street Cur (.‘nllielon.

ST. Lorin, More!) lt—A disastrous col-
lision occurred on the newly completed
Kirkwood electric milrond, which con-
ner‘iui the suburban rmvn of Kirkwood,
it is n sin‘

other on rwitrhrs. While one our heavily

, lndon we: waiting for another to pass. the

switch become. turned 'in some manner.
throwing both together. Both cars were
badly smashed, nod 34 passenger! received
injuries more or less serious. Five at
these are thought to have been totally hurt.

Five Men Badly Burned.
Bayonne, N. .i.. Min-ch 9.—-Flre work-

. men employed by the. Standard Oil com-

pany here were severely burned by the
owrilmv of boiling tnr from ono of the big

3 tanks: at the company's-yard. The injured
, men are Mmhnel’ Doyle and Timothy Cal-
‘ lnhan. seriously burned about the foot.

logs and swim. miren til Bayonne hotpltnl,
nnd James Donahue. John St. John and
Ernest Oblsen. feel: and ankles burned.

 

hlonelek Wanted to Arbitron.
PARid, March 9.-A letter has been re.

. ceived from bienelck. the. begun of Abys-

l

. H.s. BROWN’S-n
----------- l on wnsmncron smear. ‘
____ ........... South Nor-walk, . ethn-

Diamond

But if you should want any

5, Watches:
Silverware l

PERHAPS ‘vou DON’T,

Jewelry or

slain, by M. Deioncle. editor of Le Steele,
written prior to the battle of Adana,
offering to nccept the arbitration of Leo-
pold. king of the Belgians. The corro-
spondent believes that this oflerslili holds ,
good. but King Leopol'd declines in not
unless he in risked to do so by Italy, which
is improbable. ,‘

 

. V . Probably Frozen to Denth.

Sex-rent: it. 1.. March 9.—-The body
of Peter Baicom. who has been raining
for some time and who, it is thought. his
been robbed and murdered for his money,
was found behind Shocpwell‘s mill, near

.thc Rocklond line. one mile mm his

‘ in calling him Chicken.

., , p I
Mr your ‘anclll's, Clociisnnd Jewelry Repaired and Cleaned, call. or i

A.W

Opera Hoe

send 'at once to

on Block.

l .

. A U S TIN,
noun/nun. otl

home. The coroner gave his opinion that
he had been frozen to death.

 

Didn't Lille In. Nickname.

PHILADELPHIA, hinreh ii. -— George
Queen. :1 young colored mun. fniniiy nub.
bed John J. O'Brien. aged 24 yearn. He
also stabbed three others. one of whom.
Joseph Sweeney. will probably die. The
negro took offense at. the men persisting
Queen was com-
mltted to prison.

 

New Governor for Crete.
gCOKS'i‘ASTISOH-I. March 9,-anktien

. Pasha. former tninleter 0! foreign nadir-c,

has been nmmmmerncrot the mend
D‘cfm no, .. ..g..:..
Fair: unicorn-net: m .

6;" l'
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