W," ._ .
M lor-
ditd sthtrhelle, 1 Union
rile?
' WMqu.ln..Wednee-
commend
, . a at... ~.'.~... 1m, fix:
ecudnetsds boarding schoolin Wilton
N "Am: ll. 31- lest deter-
day. after having editeredge paralytic
strobe. ThefIIM'WhtldinWilm.
m. M the ”burial was fthis
i'l' , . ,
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e
numeral. murmurs.
vll‘hst lento leasehneetla layers
Weeppesdsteportee to what some
W. , mayors. eretlllchiogebont
the subject of municipal lighting plants:
Hm of Holden. thinks
theytlsn fireman toddpsreen’t. by
percheeiegtheeieonie light plant sud
W its ownlight. Essays the
piston! mum expires next larch.
“Nib “will” mm 095.-
deeperyeerforfldsreismpeand'ldilin-
caduceutlightegwhichhurncnanav-
Iii nights smooth. lie recon-
“ that'the next contract he made
(photons! than n year. as the city
mudetcdoitsown lighting. _
lsyor Fished reunion. favors the
appointment“ himself and the presi-
dentoithecomuson Councils a corn-
sulbe-to act in conjunction with the
“Lighting Oomififlintneesteb-
1m oi the municipal lighting plant.
Whitman! Salesman: "The
Mofhghtingourstreeteisnlcre than
“dilutions. The city would obtein
betterserrhleetanluehohesper rate if
ithldnpientctitsown. Ireeomnend
thataslenapplyiortheneeeeserylegim
istiongoeaableitto contractile own
put." . .
hummus“. alluding
“a!” m d m mm, ”I
thstitseenletohesfeotthstprovlelane
mummwtmhmmmwb
lioacccuntet eooetverymacblossthen
wilstischesgedbywivsteconmos.
fllheeityoiflceton. under the leader»
ship at layer Quincy, is establishing
isolated el‘eiliric lighting plants in its
verionspnblic lnehtntio'us. and is new
installinglsrgeplentsintheCiiy Hospi-
t‘uflib’ibcbhsrhlnndprisons.
At hockton recently theOommon
Carroll nineedtoegree with the Alder—
muchcerdtoblndthecity by a new
tumbler iiveyeersiortlse same are
lights bet present. with an additional
ohargeiorinoendeeoente. .The present
contract has about two years toroo. and
itloohsssitBroehtcnlnayhaveitsowu
Millimetlieeudoithslilm.
DECLINES A RECTORSHIP.
Rev. D. L. Ferris Decides to Remain as
Senior Curate 0! St. John's Parish .
The Rev. David Lincoln Ferris. sen-
ior curate of St. John's pariah. sent a
communication. Saturday evening. to
the veetry of St. Luke's church. Utica.
declining the cell recently meived to
become its rector.
'l‘his deciaiun was reached alter
theiuhti‘ul and earnest consideration.
It woe not easy for the clergyman lo
‘ see what was his duty. ' The parish nt
Utica la a large one. and presents
opportunities for work their as
any seuloue clergyman would desire.
The call was a unanimous one.and that
hit. Ferris wee chosen from. many
considered for the place is a high coni-
‘ piiment. However. he feels that it is
best that he should remain in his pre‘
sent held. where he has labored long
enough to become well acquainted
with the people and to see clearly the
way to auceaaiul on’deevor.
The (act that he was to remain in
Stamford become known yesterday to
many in the pariah. and wee learned
was. title true in St. Luke's conflue-
tion. of which he has special charge.
[The work associated with St. linke'e
chapel in in a iiouriahing condition.
and plans tor the coming winter will
now go forward without disturbance.
"Micro Advocate. '
W
neurone IAGAZINI.
minimum counter of harm's
WwiIlcoetelne vivid descrip-
flenoflheevcosdhettle o( Veleetlnoe.
oeeolililetnctteiirringceeteeis cell-e
the Gun-Twirl, gilt. hr Richard
uranium" by its. David is
strd'lflle‘rllehurszand a who
"Thy flew lease." by ‘l'ore Itch.
{gm-Emmothevum liaise.
homeowner“ new
‘mfleienemesde
ll lee-it‘s. _
the original owners.
Hum .erticie oh “mill Willi *
W E ‘.
m
er ;
h;;.‘
on. statue
mic
‘ ' m mm m. ~ more
. n; ,. .‘R .-. ‘l. .. a: ‘
wheelbaric‘xelmm§% ”I“: .
liew London; Ills. Bennett. edwmir
hectic; lite Belmont. of Peweatoch.
end erecltstionlly liiseliithel Eaten.
01mm. thermoltlnmmns
will hemedellyllery Beymour Howell.
olnlheey. W ““‘ " "
The convention isopen tc‘tlte public .
and allpsrecns name are invited to
stand. '
SOLD RAILROAD BELONGINOS.
A Swindier who "Worked" People
Between Waterbury end; Mormon.
Waterbury. Oct. 26.~Policenlen are
looking for a young man who has
swindied people between here and
Meriden on the line of the hierlden.
Waterbury and Connecticut River
rend. owned by Judge Robertson. oi
New Haven.
lie represented that the railroad was
about to surrender its charter and the
land which it occupied would revert to
He sold he was
followed by men tearing up the tracks
and‘razing the buildings. At aubur-
goin counter price he would alter to
dispose of the buildings. truck iron
and tic-e. and found some one to bite
at his book in every town.
To a German named Misclilcr he
sold a station building. pump antitank
for 320: the original cost could not
have been less than H.000. lic altered
the station at West Cheater to Mrs.
i-‘runcce for $100. and was about to
conclude the bargain for 85 when mil~
mad men approaching down the truck
caused him to flee. Samuel Norton.
of Cheshire. was another victim. for
a considerable sum for nails and ties.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
The features of the numbert .0! Bar-
per's Weekly in October include on or-
ticle on the decoration of the new As-
toria Hotel. in New York. byChsrles I].
Catlin. extensively illustrated from the
work of Edward glutinous. Will B.
Low. 0. Y. Turner. and E. H. Blath-
deid; a description of the terrors of
"The White Pass Trail." by Topper:
Adney. the Wuhly‘sspeolal ccrmpcnd.
enttetlietheKlonditeundsrticles on
"The Deere-citrus or m Plantations
in Cubs." by George Bronson Rea. on
“The Philadelphia Gas Works." airing
the results o! the municipel control it
the geesnpply. by Clinton Rogers Wood-
ruii. and on the United States ship Con-
stitution (“Hid lronsidee"). by Lieuten-
ant-commander J. D. Jerrold Kelley.
There will also he a description. with
drum. by B. l. harbour. of the
fleet of memories of the North Atlan-
tic Squadron.
. CHARGED WITH NON-SUPPORT.
W. F. llenedict. of Franklin street.
charged with non~eupport of hie wife
and daughter. Marie E. Benedict. Mre.
Benedict la a daughter of Thomas
Allen. 0! Bull Run. Judge lv‘roet de-
cided that there was not suilicieut evi-
dence against the prisoner. and die-
charged him.
On the Ill-fated Train.
. Clarence Welleter. of Stuart avenue.
arrived in South Norwelh. yeeterdsy.
lie was oneoithepeeeengmon their.
iated Bcflslo and In York spacial
weln. which plunged into the idodson
rimstGarrieone. Sunday morning.
l‘wc lids Isoeleed.
Two bids were received at the South
Norwsllt post-cilia up to lest night for
carrying the mails between the allies
and the booth Norwsilr depots.
[and m.
instantleliciand e eermauem core by the
treat rentedy. Otto's (lure ior Luna and
throat diseases Wilt will you irritate your
lltroet and lungs with a bathing ooitg'h when
0. 0. Itiileon. lentil liruwelll. end I. 1’. Wood.
Wmilliembmatrrgurlem
0 «one remedy mills in».
“new so: and etc.
We”... .. m..-.....
m
liesture your tried with greet
illceshte; ioheiieveie the heroic rushes
. or es-Govetnor Viewer. Joseph 0. Hell-
es‘ “‘” ‘" or thermal or trustees
oi corned university. The names out.
side or lthece most canveeeell enthuse
drill of the class of ms and Andrew
Carnegie. Governor Flower has shown
his inter-es in the university. can! al-
in on asrl lure. repeatedly. like
not the wide knowledge at the intim-
slty's affaire that Mr. Hendrix ileum
for that reason many preder the young»
or men. it is not thought that our.
(‘urnegie would care to undertake the
active supervision of ethics tint the
place would demand. ,
The plane ot chairmen of the
of trustees at Cornell has been tilled
thus far by two men only. Esra Cornell.
the founder of the institution. and lit.
Sage. This {not had given [rent dig-
silly to the piece. ’l'ho not that Mr.
Sage resided Afor several years after
his election in Brooklyn causes lt to be
held that his succeerlor need not be
necessarily a resident oi lthsca.
hlr. Hendrix is o readout of Brook-
lyn. The feeling has been rife among
the alumni for many years that the uni-
verelty \vns administered too much by a
local provincial body. The view is art.
ed. with-great i‘oroe that the university
from the circumstance of its endow-
ment by the state sustains such a rela-
tion to the Mail? on a whole that its
governing body should be composed oi.
men of prominence from different parts
The W ‘ is rapeseed
“(lawman in *‘ vicinity or m.
li W!!!” at. . otil
hotel wee . . . With debtriictien.
Wind and pea have already destroyed
about elem worth at the hotel “ween
my. mostly in‘the shape of small holid-
ings. walks. bathing pavilions and in
weehinga‘wey the sruunds.
Last ‘eeeson ilill omny was also
an extensive softener from atoms.
.I'he 0mm wee Wially severe along
the litaten island shore and the New
Julie! cont. From Highlirlds. N. J..
come reports that the little fishing vil-
lage of Pnrlieritown. formerly a seaside
resort. is under water. The accounts
state that the villagers are rowing
through the‘ mm in bonds. but no
loss of life has been reported. it is
even found tllat'tho Shrewshury river
will be closed to pulsation. Other re-
ports from Cape Hay and Atlantic City
assert that considerable damage has
been done to the‘ehipplngvnnd to the
summer rosin-ts sinus lilo New Jersey
shore. .‘ '
The wind out! tides also did much
damage along-the Lon: island coast.
Leaves THE CHURCH.
of the state. It is pointed out that the Mum cuticle-I. 0' :- rrmm. M,
university must bulkier-sell! for sup-
port in the future outside of the city
in which it is situated and that to per.
local inter-eat would prevent its develop-
ment. The tact of the permanent ses-
sion oi.’ an executive committee hero. l2
in number. with practically unlimited
powers and the right to bind in ad-
vance tllc decisions of the full board of
trout-mt. has always been regarded as
an elcmcm of serious Double evil.
I-Iew l‘roepectiee changes.
To make- the university a state insti-
tution and to secure for it the support
of rcpreecntatit'e men In various parts
of the stntc verioue methods hsvr- been
proposed. The New York alumni have
insisted that the province of the local
trustees should be conilned to that at
a financial committee and that they
should have no power to not except in
it limited field. but that all questions
touching the appropriation oi funds.
the establishment of departments and
the election of professors should be re~
carved for the discussions and da-lslone
of ihe full board.
Under these circumstances much im.
portance attaches to the policy which
will be adopted by the board at its
meeting next work. While several local
trustees have been mentioned” candi-
dates for chairman. there is no name
of prominence and none that would
command confident-c abroad. in midi.
lion to the nulucs of Flower. Hendrix
and i‘urncglc, those of Hiram Sibley
and cx-tiovernor Cornell have been
mentioned. Mowers. (‘arnegic and till»-
lcy are acid to he abroad. and as iiov.
crnor Cornell in by tho charter I lire
lruelec. and the family is further reer-
cooled by :iuoiher curl of l-lsru i‘orncli.
it ill not thought that the sentiment
which “incline in the- Iiame of tho
founder will lead to on increueed reprc-
scniuiinn oiillc family ill the board.
Isolde "illngs Under Water.
Highlands, N. J.. Oct. :8 ~ilwing to
the heavy wind and rich the itching vil-
lage of tic-union. formcrly i'arkcrimvu,
'9‘ under \vuivi. 'i‘hc vlllngcru nrc row.
in: through the inn-vie in boats. and it
is impomxillic to walk through lilt-
llrecin. 'l‘hc govt-rumor)! trcnilc was
badly damaged. The trestle uninwie
tho mainland ulill Sandy Hook. and all
freight ior that piece. includinx the lily ‘
gums lieu-d there. pan over ii. About
200 feet woe "find of! the piling and
\\ united in one ride. and it will be some
time before it can be repaired. Tho
sandbsr le closing the wrist channel,
and ii the alarm continues the shrewd.
bury rivcr will ili' cloned in navlsution.
‘Ilr. (tango-ta lists a Piece.
Philadelphia. Uri. 26.—~llr. Jose Con-
gmlia. the lipanlrh consul at this port.
yesterday received word from Madrid
that he line been appointed m-rctsry
prelicl-al oi (lube. succeeding the pres.
ent incumbent or that oiilce. The posi-
tion in tile third hiuhest in Cuba. Dr.
L‘nngosia will sell for Havana nest liai-
urduy null will assume the dollar: of
the ofilce immediately upon his arrival.
lic hue held the position of control here
tor the past it yearn. and prior to that
wall etetioned in France. Africa and
Portland. his. llc wiii he succeeded by
ilenor Jumuin Tomlin. st prmm con-
eul general in Jurnaice.
Iesreh For 010.000 Megs Abandoned.
Chicago. Oct. ”nu-The new package
sent by registered mail to the main
iiavinge habit of little. Molt. by the
National lienit oi the Republic. hall
been given up for loci. The Union hia-
rine ineurenoe company oi New York.
with which the pucltage was insured.
entitled the bank by telesrsph that it
would pay the loss. The company i‘.
no recourse. the government accepting
no responsibility.
(ieusteeieitiieg Pressured by We.
iteliihiore. Oct. to. -— lire. nettle
Krause. IM it. his been convicted ill
the trotted liaise district court. this
city. of the crime of peering counter-
i'eit money. She was “Will in the not
oi neuingepurioueeelnectemeli
denomination which she claim her hue-
band. who in several were her senior.
had made. No other evident» could he
obtained easiest him. holeeven and he
a: not logged“ I‘i're. traces claims
W , “WWW-
ed the m.
mm'wuflee.
w .
teaser Galleo- Ills Resignation-
Princeion, N. 1.. Oct. ‘2t.~i’rofcseor
i
Charles W. Shields at Princeton ntllver- i
mit it to ho run on the narrow lines at city has authorised the statement that. ‘
in consequence of the "unjust. uncoii- ,
siiiulionni and defamatory action" of
certain prcsbyterlee and synodu. involv-
ing his good name. he has decided. for ;
his own personal protection, to iellardic
himeelf from the Presbyterian church
in a constitutional manner with the
least possible delay. ' ,
Dr. shields was nslicd for an inter‘
view concerning hill intended resigna- ‘
tlon. lie declined to talk upon the sub-
ject. it is known. hon-ever. that Pro-
fceeor Shields' action is due to the ad-
verse critlclem incurred by his signing
thc petition of property lloidere for a
liquor licenee for the Princeton Inn and
to the attitude assumed
proebyterlee and synods toward him in
(“unionist-hot.
The Rev. Dr. (‘harics Woodruft Shields
is the professor of the harmony of ecl-‘
olive and revealed religion at. Princeton
and is the author of several standard
theological works. lie was at one time
moderator of the general assembly of
the Presbyterian church and is a man
or broad views. The thing which
aroused u tempest of reproach was an
application for a license to aoii liquor in
the Princeton inn. The paper. it in said.
also) bore the signature oi rormcr Prcoi.
dent iii-over Cleveland.
3M II I lid-g Village.
\Viiliesbarre. Pa. Oct. 26.-A riot has
occurred in the mining village of limit-
crlciie. this county. Much bud ieeiiug
hull csisted for Home lime past he»
inccn proprietor‘woi‘ two boarding
hmlsoli. John lloliich and ilcorge Hor-
niclt. ll‘illcd with liquor. the partisans
of lhllilch nttot-kcd Hornick's house
with stance. urcn and‘clulls. They had
nearly dcmoliehed the building. when
John (land. it liner-tier. fired from an
up Maire window with a winchceter rifle
directly into the crowd. Steve Muri.
one of the attacking party. fell dead
with it bullet in his heart. (‘huleil
Bloch was wuundul in the side. The lil-
vudcre iell back when the ebonting com-
menced. and the arrival vol as number
of constable-a put is Mop iu furtllcr hoe—
tiliiice. A number of arrests were
"little.
oil (louder Convicted.
New York. Oct. lid. ~31". Ellen Peril.
the notorious confidence “'llii'ilii. who
hull inteiy made her home of ilparltlll.
was convicted in the court of general
maiunu here of hitting in June last by
l‘slse rcprceelltailune secured will worth
of diamonds from i‘hrietophcr tiini. u
Jeweler on Built Twentieth street. for
which the never paid. The prieoner.
.who ill 61 yours of age. was remanded
until Friday for sentence. This is her
around conviction in this part of the
t'illlilil'y.
Alleged‘cnohednese In Indian ANN.
Washington. Oct. 2d.-Ovor ”0.000 M
ellcaml fraudulent warrants on the
United iii-tee ireeaury in the account
of the Creel: lndien Nation in indian
'l‘crriiory have been discovered by gov-
ernment nuthorilice. The alleged trend
was perpetrated in connection with the
payment of the (‘reelt Indian Nation
Iiii-bin. and only the bore-st details have
reached here.
e
Vesta class muse.
Washington. Oct.‘ Maddie following
fourth class postniaeters have been ap-
pointed:
New York—~Whippievilie. ll. Cl. Ly-
men.
Penusyivanlsnnishcp. L. W. Pollock:
Grafton. A. 'l'uriie: West ldlisebetli. All. '
hie ll. lithe.
Delaware-tlnlon, J. it. ltastbnrn.
i
General (instill. Killed.
Havens. Oct. M~Privete advices re-
ceived here confirm the “port that
General (lastiilo. the well known insur-
sent leader. llae been killed in en en-
easement with the Spanish trmpe. it
is further stated that his body has been
carried to he Chimera. where it wee
interred. w
Caldwell nose to «literate.
Isretogs. Oct. “Plumes Ir. Caldwell
of New York city. formerly starter for
the Jockey club tracits. and eitmerd
tor netteubure end Heroines. has been
“sprinted edict“ eterter, tor the little-
tracli or non l‘rsecleu and will
ism lactose today for that piece.
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" mullet. filter so. We he! our
"rm money loci into all for it." - .
Torture {quality on line in is nasty efide seen
est shades. 00ml cloth owns u «on lice did
the rough miede m Noel-Jest Used: More
run all u» are} final 87.50 to are Ila-lo inf-pr.
step with price '
Time s a subtle something am: our top com ills!
stomps them as king better than his or
ready-immi- WM. some mill our suite.
0m- fi-hldy is the Mn of file 85 Ready in quality
and shape. [/1 the [lots sold at Helge' Corner are
worth what you pay for them. . ‘
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[VPEURITER
Emir-dies the good tenures of the other
Imminent . writing machines; indeodJi.
who the Pioneer in "improvements " Then.
again. it possesses sdvantegee which they
do-mt. all writing is eight. permanent
alignments and annlmstle accounting st-
tsc nleot. _
Twelsllsereth-Ieeilaeioua
0e Exhibitions Inn’s Muses belies-
. ,‘ . E II ' W“. “I! Hug carpets. They should!”
it .141 Ii: 1 tored over the carpet. wll
walhcees. - be sweptlwlthwedcorn . »
lcavce ooi eett not
0. c. fI‘l’Bll & 80.. General Agents for 00 ll shouldbwnlrw “l .
3. some street. New London ‘ l . "“éfiwfi‘mfifim
Isl ivenen 0! it room. W
really growing. not ‘
imz plant in the epitome ill
The picture given . ~ .
vet «lemme. The dim
and la trimmed‘wl._
V'r and headed by
no hm. l i H L
basque. lest. .
k!“ w 1
................ f. r' ‘
n the Doctro'
There would never be an ounce of
'Iaidusedin your kitchen. Cotto-
'leuo wouldtske its place. Asurcv
suit your food and your health
would both be improved. Why
not become your own doctor.
use
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n.
linre sinnll velvet
light mauve sill . . .
the rovers. theorem .
BLoueot.
l........‘;‘...’.. so.” Slut-Id Be Well W n
. lee iseoldeefilywhereinonetoten Are lads. ‘ ,
' 'el ti .w n i. aie- kowhil 'lolnle"dnd . _
‘ ms hem'iuuezuolnvpgna himoi‘im .wa iiu. idol hourly all bodliceare v .
guaranteed it sold in any other way. Judo only by
m I. I. unease Mill. Chicago. in. ionic. New York.
.J'.
tin-y do not cling to the 3,... .
dcr to ovoid the infect of Ni
must be well out and - .
that tho iullnous will come I.
place and there will be no .
on council mm bed fitting. -'.. -
always be made over a old“? l
oven whcn there is shallot U”
to lot the lining extend a Md
[John the wallet. In putting“ ‘
shirt the waistband mey he
twecn the lining and tho ,
holding the bodice ilnuiy in ‘
it cannot pull nway from the M
lost at the new bloussshwre.
fullnese at the top—tho or: .
ehoulders~but are film
Hm
A GOOD 'l'l'
is juet as desirabl. .1 g ~ or; we
can insure on ball. on wr - cult is
compriud no h», in»! .11ro . lg...
and of the best value.
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