llsnslly Notify the In-
Who Giulia-Combo
. ty to Mp0—
sumac"...- as well as its
~ ts requiem ol sorrow as well as
m of triumph. nod It has its
«I! well. In tho pit-sent (TISIS,
' e dust of battle seems almost
to sweep down upon us. it is
Ito know just what regulations
prevail should the Spanish lorr-
eonr territory, or should the
“(I States army or navy tz'atry the
Into the enemy' 8 camp.
We: is not a lawless thing. The
. 0! government is there, and
lly is retnsnized by eve‘ry l'I-
nation. The untied States has
.. elions tor the government oi
in the ileid and just what not—
are llwiul and what are unlauw
' ”My defined. These instruc-
were prepared by the late Dr.
hence- Lelber. at the request of the
department. and were issued to the
‘ in 1863. They are still in tour.
.teonntituo the standard as ll. the,
' of war on land.
The Instructions begin with a delin—
or martial law. which lattes the
o! civil and criminal law in times
milieu. We learn that war is
. tried on by arms alone. It is
will! to starve the hostile belligerttnt
Ind unarmed so that it leads
t5 the speedier subjection ot' the env-
lll’. When the commander of a bescig—
el'plnoe expels the non-romhntants in
m to lessen the number of those
Who consume his slot-it oi provisions.
“it In lIIslul. though an extreme “was
the, togrive them back. so as to hasten
! Intruder
Gommnnders. whenever admissuble.
intern: ,flte enemy 0! their. intention;
-to ‘ rd 3 place. so that the lion-
' is. especially the women and
W may be removed helm» tit»
Willem comment-.95 But it is no
intractton oi the (amnion law at war
In omit thus to inlorm the enemy. Sur-
m my he a necessity. in odrrn
ffirl protection of tho inoilt-ns vt- c-iti-
“I 0! the hostile country, In thr- rtrit‘.
privstion and disturhztnre of the [)t'i‘
.vnto relations on the exception.
Oil the subjert of reiniintion.
Winn: nl’t‘ sot forth as lolluws‘
Pence Is the normal t‘outiition oi n.t<
lions, war is the citrcption. Tho iilli‘
late object ol all modern war is n ro-
newetl Itlte ol‘ponrv. 'l‘itc’moro rig.
proudly wars are pursued the boiler it
ll tor humanity. Sharp wnrs aro lirint.
Iver ltlnt-t' lht- lm'nmlt’on :tnd t-u—t-s-
Intense of modern notions, and t-t'ct
since "rs httvc iwromt» grout nation
ll w‘rn. war has rumu- in im mimos-
med, not in he int nwn t'lltl, but ill.
“as to obtain great Mills ol state or
to consist in delonvo against wrong
and no t'onveniionnl rtuttittinn ol tit.
ln’
qu’y logger ntlmitmi but tiu ion of mo
imposes malty "notations and rt-strlr
slides on prim-int». oi jumm mm and
honor
2. The law oi writ Hill on nmrv wholly
allow-e Milt lt‘l.lil.tliitll tituzi mm
no law 9! Bottom of whirii it in it
Well. th civilizcd nations tit-know
med ITIIIITIIIHII .n. lltu worm-st With
Iron! Var. .\ i'lit'kit‘m‘ rut-my oitvu
3*"! to its oppotunt no ltllll'l‘ menu»
at flouting hittm-ii .uttniuyxt tho rcpt-—
, litton ot bar-humus otttrturr. “I'lflllfl‘
flu VIII therefor-r now-r in- romutmi to
Ill Wtitr it! fliI't‘t' i’l'l‘t'llflt', loll only
i I mm of pt'otwlivv l'l'lllllilllllli
I“. mover. t-tttttiouttiy and unttmioi
only. That is to my. retaliation shall
“I! ll. resorted to alter t'uruttti inttui»
I! the real lit‘t'lirt'lll'l‘ unoi vimrmm
“ d the window!» that tony t-omtnnmi
. Motion.
"Billet ot ituonsidttubit- tttnllntinu
. a-Wu the belligerent» lurliwr nnci
W from tiu ntttlgntimt ruin: all n
”all fill tutti by rapid slept lotttl
m Mr” to the Inlt‘rnHlnt- our» all
1 ‘7‘!“-
II this cortnmion. under the ruin-u ”l
M. I victorious nrmy Ippropriatru iill
joint Dolley. Iclst-s nil pniillt movnhiv
my until further direttlon by its
Wt. Ind connectors lor its own
or that of its government nil
Whites or real property tuition»
the hostile nation or government.
5 ' l. rule. hovu-vcr. thc proper
m to chart-hes or hospitals.
or charitable institutions.
Q be “littered public proper»
united Stole! neltnotvirdm- lliitl
in hostile rountrit-I or motor] by
IIo!. morality. strictly pri
y. the persons of the in
. , especially time of women.
Warranties- ol tlomnlir rein
., , . to the rootrsry shall
punished Private prop
«r . m lorleited by trim or by
, It the owner run he «in.
I? it) of militnry nermity
‘ 1 other Meat oi thc
K Iii! Stolen.
m «one. motion! m—
7-. ' is I” landed country.
‘ Inn oi property. unless me
it the rommndinn W"
m; . Ill pillage or melting. even
' _ I pins by rosin tot-re
. ' W inst-ingot» tot-
m lshslrtunts‘m prohibit-
m adopted to injure tilt enemy lag
“unfinifidbyflcll
W elicit-
mnrisnmmsvnitsdntstust ,
my. influx waned tits services or tile.
enemy. antler death it they ran again
into the hands at the United States. A
prisoner of war is I public enemy
ttrnted for active aid who has fallen in-
to the bands at the cantor. no» light-
ing or wounded, on the lield or in the
hospital. by individual surredd’er p’r ca-
pituiatiou. Citisens who ncoompany
an army such as antlers. reporters or
contractors. ll csptured. may be made
prisoners of war, and be detained too
such. .. ,
. The 'en'siny’lt *ehnplnln'sp slums.
npoihncaries. hospital nurses. Ind ser- ,
vunls it they tail into the hands of ,
the American army. are not prisoners ’
of war. unless the commander has red. "
son to detain them. A prisoner of war is ‘
Sillijet'l to no punishment for being a
ptlltlit' enemy. nor is any revenge
wreaked on him by the intentional in-
llictinn of any stiller-ins or disarm-o
by cruel lmprisonmenls. Want of loud,
mutilation. death or any liarbnrily.
Prisoners 01 war are subject to conc
“admit!" or imprisonment such as may
be doomed net-canary on account of
solely. They may be required to worit
lor the haneilt o! the t-dptor's govern-
ment. :trrording to their rank and con-
dition. Those .who attempt escape'tnny
ho killed in ilight. in rose 0! a con- ,
spirat'y for a general onenpe. the mm .L
spirators may be rigorously punished.
won with death.
Ottttmsls. sentinel: or pickets are not
to be tired upon. except to drive them
in or when I msilive order. specified
or general. has been issued to {lit el-
loot. The use ol poison. in any man-
ner is wholly exnintled from modern
wort-arc. and he who uses it plnt'es hint-
neil’ out or the pain oi the law and
usages oi war.
Whoever intentionally inflicts addit-
ional wounds on on enemy already dis-
nhlad or kills such an enemy, or who
orders and encourages soldit-rs to do
so, shall stiller death. it tittiy ronvit‘md.
whether he iwlonxs to the army ol’
the l'nitcd States or is on enemy rup-
tut’mi after having committal his mis-
dot-d.
Sunnis or single soldiers. if disguise
ml in the dress of the country or in
ill» unitorm ol the army hostile to their
own. employed in obtaining intortnnv
tion. it round withtin or lur-
king about the lines of the raptor. urt-
trratml llfi spies. and stiller death. Ar-
llll‘ll pt-owlt-rs. by whatever homes illi‘)‘
may be rolled, or persons of tho enc-
my's torritrry. who steal withtin the
lines or the hostile army for tho pur-
mow of robbing. killing. or of destroy-
ing ltriduvs. roads, rttnnla or tt-ltgrttpli
wires. are not untitled to the privileges
of the ptisoncr of Ivor.
\ tilt) is illillll'il All a m- roan who 5"
rrs~.ti,t tn distrulst or under false pr:
twin is we ks ittlurntnlitm with the limo
poll. of titlllnlilllit sting it to the 39"me
’l'lw spy is punishable with death by
hanging by Ihl' llt‘t'll. whether or not ”X
sttmwtls in obtaining tho lnlormntio
or in mntcying it to the enemy. it a
5I'IIIZO‘II oi the l'nitt-tl Slates oblttihs in—
ilnrtitttiitui in a lI-zilintntw ttittttlwr. and
iiitilttlrl ii to the tlli'my be he a nt‘ii-
lot} or lltll oiliwt or n prim?» ti-
on Ill ~it.til sullvt death Titt- law oi
tum Hit» the triutittul inn. regarding
otiivr ”ileum. molars on iiilivrt'nw on
.lt'tmilll or an mnrrrning liw spy or
il'itlltii‘.
i 'i‘lw iwnrt-t- ol u tin: of il‘llt‘t‘ tullllllll
illhlnl on twins admitted. ll» must ni—
wztys iw ililfllllit'il with grout l‘.llliltili.
i‘ntwmsnry intuit-tit; lnitsi iw rnrr-
iuliy ltllillll‘tl. it the bearer it! a flu!
or ll "‘1' olii-t' hitnwii during an t hungr-
mum ho- mm in ntitnittml or. n Vi'rf- run
ter|tilitlL it i.- no bro-itch of good
litllll to retain nilt'll n lltu: o! (How. it
..ttliiillit~tl during .m Nix: 'r-ttivlli. Fir
ting is not rt-tttttt‘rti to t‘t‘atit‘ on tho up»
tprom-h oi a tint: of lrure in intttir
ii llit' iuotrr of n ling tit intro pr.»
'mntinu ititnst-il timing on o-ttxogvtnenl.
t. mind or untttulmi, it littliiultw liu
ground at ttilllllilllill. wlmtt-wr, it it
in» tiiwntvn-tl. ullti inil’ly brow-ti. that
;t tint: til min» has burn iIIiIIMII tut
«urrrptittmwiy obtaining military
Ludwimigv. lllt- in-ttrrr ol tiu- this is
.inromi it up}
it Ill . immunity in tirsignotrbyrrriuiu
tines. umuiiy yellow. tltc hospitals in
pint-vi- which Mr ‘llll‘lll'tl so that the in»-
I“ iginn ttt’my tunv ovoid tiring on lilx-lii.
it is justly t‘tliittitll'lr'tl on not oi hurl
loitlt in ll'tt'llt' tho rut-my by lions u!
ltittlu'tittli Hut it m to of tool l'ttith may
im muttl «mm (or trlusinu .o rwpwl
Mutt tinny» llmton lit-mid
Wis
s
It
Is it
CA
CA
Notice~City Taxes.
Tht‘ taxpayers oi the titty oi south
Norwulit are hereby notified that the
city ins or six mills on the dollar. laid
on tho rity assessment list at ltilt‘l. It a
city meeting held It Arlon Hall. on
Madison strctrt. on the 7th day oi
March, 1893. also the library fund to!
oi one‘quarter mill on tho dollar. laid
at the some time, will he duo~ and pay-
nhiv on the mood day of May. mos. at
which time I will receive the some at
.incoh M. lAylon'I other. No. b Rail-
road Pines. l'cnnity at the role of
nine it” per com. I nor from slay 2.
1598 will he charged on all bills rt»
staining unpaid alter June 1’. Infill.
JAMES PAl'l..
l'oilrrtor oi tam oi the (‘ity oi South
Thousands of runners from prime ”m
have been restored to built: by One
Minute (tough Cure. It nutritiy cum
cottons. colds. bronchitis. pocornouls,
nrippr. ssthtns. and Ill throat OM
lung diseases. It. P. Weed. Norwnlk:
o .C. Billions. South Norwslk.
ms.
'
-—myosrwsntsbeknmln tbs
92 penalty of dentin or uses
Sentinel. I”.
WWIIM to
course—at any meal—bemoan
meals—are
FAVORITE
son Ivory
anon binaill. Mid. .only'b
' ‘llls Ictv tum stow-memes.
New item. Conn. a-
milked! Ire as. with
'with‘ any
mom; “Favorite" on
r;
31.8 it
Is our telephone when
will take you list Iminute to
send in your order.
Orders lnrge or small delit cred
promptly.
No. 2 Nut Coal,
good miidwenthcr anti. 'l‘ry
$3.50 per ton.
audit Gil“
Water si.. lint of Rat mood.
ENGRAVIiIG.
We will furnish
iOO
wcnomc
INVITATIONS
silo ”615, including InnItIO
and 00.“! envolopw, the its
not quality llllll Ituiul nrlinile
engraving, tor
$8
Nearly ht) per cent. less thttn
ever oileretl by another in thin
city.
EACH ADDITIONAL HUN-
liitltl) 03.
Wedding work Iolded and lnv
sorted in envelopes without
extra chorus. Other engrav-
ing correspondingly cheap.
We also make I special price
on
LUNG -
RDS
Platte Ind ll) Cards. 0 .15
H St "m ll 1'”
Address on Until". 25 cents I
line Int rI.
Where plate In lurid-med:
so Cords. hit cents
lill Cords. 75 cent!
........, we-“
EVENING
SENTIIIEL
School Taxes!
The taxpayers oi the loath litmus
l'nlon School dlflritl m hereby MI-
tied that the district in It one and
encounter nlllI on the do
the town mm list
meeting at the district Million the int
. lslti on
not. It I
Norwsiit. day of June. m. It Motrin
South Norvntiit. Conn. April It. It”. ntml school Nose. will . as. and
silt int pnyshls on thy“ II! cl JON.”
m 4-5-3 which time 1 M1 on to receive
at littlltn.’ I am store. 82 VIII»
lngton street. Penalty It’tne rots ol
nine per cent. I year (ruin In 28.
will he charged on Ill taxes re-
maining unpaid on and after June 2d.
I". A. TOLL”.
Collector of Titan In South Norwaih
Union School District.
Dated It South Kermit. April 1:.
It: I!
well, '
NEW FRESH GOODS.
li'ir
TheBuiese
How Do We Know ?
our engineer ilnds busy moments
made upon it.
i‘
then
Profit;
”NJ _.
Upon the first symptom of
I eold. procure n box of Dr.
lIrlInd’I Aceton. Take oc-
oordln; to directions Ind it
may save you from I long
Ind pointsi illness.
Aceton
«mm, ._.—..—-
Aceion Medical Co.
IYflTlC. CONN.
‘Ltncotn
srottaoe
WAREHOUSE.
1” 'AW I'm A!
Tnylor&Golden’s
M rum in tumor Ola.
rewards-gra- squat, so. war-an:
W
Den-Wing‘mudmm
m mum
7m rustic. W
THE SIITH PREII
New '01!
Twain...“
W
J. D. JENNINGS,
ts
,nlso a latte
nil.
. manhldcittrers’ shoes that will best ‘
‘ city bargain on t s top of this earth.
N0 BACK NUMBERS.
fi’ may on. no one... IIJI .
if: L.dl..' loo Olin... in.
your.» 1.09 than. too
.1 Lulun' Leo tho... i.”
.t Ladioo' LII one». I”...
It‘ll-IV .rtd thldron'. tho... worth from 01.86 to In 00, lo.
L.dt.n' lo. Rubin". - - . to.
Childron'. 3!. Rubin-m. . . . to.
fluv'. Winem- Ru...t.. north $4.00. $2.50 7
Mon‘. Box 0.". worth 4.00. 2 so
M.n'. loomol 8b.... worth 4.00. 2.50
M.n’. P.t.nt L..th.r. worth 4.00. LIB
M.rt'. our Ibo... worth 2.00. L35
luv. Working 8b.... worth 2.00. Loo
M.n'. Hip loo”. worth 3.50, 2.25
loy.’ Doubt. Sol. Ibo... worth 2.50. I .35
onI' School Ibo... war-eh LZB. 95.
Washington St, So. Norwalk.
of the Norwnlkl Ind vicinity are rapidly becoming convinced that
it does not my to the cheap printing in use in their business.
Because 0! our rapidly and steadily increasing business. which has
been and is advancing until we now find it necessary to lteep our
cumming and press departments in operation day and night.
and
in preventing his constantly
whirling engine from getting a hot box because at tho great demand
The Tendency oi the Times
II toward a higher node of printing for the use of business, mercan-
tile Ind protections! men. and in tact.
printer's art. because they realise thIt printed matter which burn the
stamp of experienced and Iltiiiiul design. and careful execution. is in
incl! elliclent advertising {or any enterprise. because the character
ol 3 business is most absolutely Judged by the character and ap-
penrnnct- ol the printed matter in use. and. II we have said before.
the business men are becoming convinced of this fact.
it is not a Case of flide-and-(io-Seek
to get the"'best'thai ever happened" in the printing line. for you
can find it. and at the rixnt prices. at
0. i. WWI" stool and Job Printingomce,
all who have use tor the
ter Street. South Norwsik. Conn.
Just aromd the corner lrom Washington Street.
INTERESTED IN
TYPEWRITBRS ?
I! so you should know nil
nhout the Intent imprint.
n
will cure the stir: enrollm-
Iens. Ind neuralgia; dose ‘ '~ «to ....
”t “M i" M TYPEWRITER
'lI the lender in impmvemtl
0" m n m“ no «no yhnI iIIM on All tint-m
cool-n ningtnut-h ol value. it iIrrrI.
”end (or one.
fllmmmflm.
IYMCUIZ. N. Y" C. I. A.
0.0:,” andwn .
New love» not“ {7: tannin.
i). W. liATfidND.
Snort-stunner
ms nu crosses or
Furniture. Finn... QR“ W3NM .
Bicycles. Carri-pen. In wastage. It, m wants.
or... etc. etc. m r Crescent Terms.
1.
undertaker.
smut".
0-3-...
J‘Mb Me LthOII, noun-non. nut Irm'r.
fighufiflfn‘éme WWW W“ ....
‘llnl Mimonulmt. 8““ m am But
Opel dolly. except Saturday. III. I
I.tI.tontI..Ino {mildew-4
hm7.’l.ll.lonflolldolh
,Ildfltoensfloid. nymmm-rws
Minimum lull-imam
museum. .. ‘ - m A What.
in II
”mum to do what in eiIliIId (or it.
gitlaten‘s ldrtll store. Milt smut.
can.
WE PRESUME
You tvant Igood Irticle whetherit inn
Blue Flame oil stove, Lawn flower,
Refrigerator, Plow. Harrow. Cultivator,
Gluten ’I‘oolI, Tnble Cutlery, Tilt and
Enamel Wm or pencil hardware.
We havesuch goods Ind walnut than»
()ur Ball and (Jone Bearing
Lawn Mowers
are the coolest running sud roost dur-
able of any on the market, not! we have
the must nmtarknblc
Blue llama Oil Stole
Don’t lnil to me It he-
ever invented.
fore buyittgif you want the simple“
and most perfect stove mode.
Comstock,
Watkins
"8’ Dow,
2w onltingion street, South Norn'nlk
Kent & Son, Pianos.
ten ymra Do not pnv tho.
{who v {or tour phnon,
$125KI \ Hint. tlrude l’innmllvoet
vttu lie-rid for “beluga
[mm tinr [sundry :anyn’
from trial “dunno-ed for
HINT .t HUS, it.» Fh .tbush avenue.
itrmkiyn. N. Y.
Our New Goods Are Now
in Stock.
We have pnid sitter-in! attention
to the new tailors and have I
large viriety of designs in ROI],
limo. Blue and Brown.
You are cordially invited to
tail and see them.
Painters” supplies,
Glam. out.
Painting. trowrhnnglhg
'nntl rim-tinting.
E. E. Gorham,
to bottom. iiul [unit
J. 0. JENNINGS.
4?!” Mil, Ctltllliltl, l’llllm~
hum ll
W." Paper. .nd Border.
1 N081?! IAIN 3mm.
Booth Norwnlh.
[Innis Boots of latest Styles oi
Papers. Borders and Gill lonldincs
taken to houses tor inspection. on Io-
tlce by postal. [Ill-Ital my
given.
When out driving why not. have In rats to
Comfort and Style ‘0
item you outstrip um It the
EXCELSIOR
LIVERY AND
SALES STABLES.
Our turnouts Ire” all :m m inst-dis;
Iii! m W M m
lmmhmh'ddimm
“WWII-iii.
0.0.r H. Haiku.
tm' to ti. n. my
“ murmurs-mm
all.“
'1; » J N i , “‘v‘ .’ r ‘.y
mi..." slat." ulcer in 2mm
States NIvr. m horn and but! la the
country and ltnevv little at the III until
alter his appointment to a naval cadet:
ship, in 1854. ‘ He is I Vennonter by
birth and is Iecredited to that Itnte in
the records at the Nnvnl Academy. at
Annapolis. He who graduated in 1858
in a class which incitided n greet num-
ber ol young men who have since dis-
tinguished themselves in a naval Isr-
vire. He lirst salt service aboard the
old steam triple Wabash then nttseh»
ed to the Meditemtnpan squadron. A
cruise oi about one year in her well
titted him (or the sum»; work which
time and events cut out tor him at a
little Inter period. ‘
He received his comnlsion II Lieu-
tenant. April lit. 188]. and VIII imme-
diatiy assigned to the steamship liais—
sippi. which had been attached to the
West Gull monorail. On that craft he
got his first baptism ol tire. The Misc
sinippi was a part of Farragnt's fleet
which lorred an entrance to the Mistin-
sippi River and otterwnrd ran between
torrents of shot and shell just prior to
the surrender at New Orleans.
Nothing more daring was done on the
vomr during the civil war than Admir’
oi i‘arrngnt's attempt to run past the
formidable batteries at Port Hudson.
in the narrowest part of the channel
heavy guns were mounted on both sides
oi the stream. and several of the invad—
ing ships in trying to force a passage
almost maped the monies oi the guns
The Mississippi was one ot those, now-
ever. for in the thick log and smoke
she ran aground lower down.
One or the enemy's batteries was
time by. and from it within less than
thirty minutes no less than two hon—
dred and titty solid shots were buried
at the helpless little sloop. Seeing that
there was no hope for them on board
and that the Mississippi was being ridv
died from stern to stem. all hands took
to the small boats, and most 0! them
esoaped to the shore opposite, the botv
tery. Lieutenant Dewey was one or
those who got away in salcty.
His next assignment was to the
steam gunboat Auwnn, ot the North
Atlantitt lilocltatllng squadron. it» per—
t‘tripotrd in several engagements below
Donaldsonviile, Law in July, mm. and
in two oi the memorable» attacks on
Fort Fisher, in December ot the inflow-
in: year.
its was commissionml lieutenant
mmmsnder March 3. lids. and altar-lied
to the European squadron. first serving
on the Kearsarge and then on the flag—
91'le Colorado. Returning to the home
station in rm he was ordered to report
for duty at the Karol Atnderny. at An—
napolis. He remained there one year
and was then given command a! the
Narragansett. detailed tor speeial Sell"
vice. April 13, 1872. he was rommis-
stoned as commander. anti tor three.
wars was engaged in surveying in the
i’st-itie‘n in 1816 he was appointed
itkhtlmiili" inspeetor. and Inter heroine
—wrrtary of the lighthouse Board He
minim-ended the Juniata on the Afilailt'
station in use. and in if!“ was pro—
moted to he raptain and placed in
«barge o! the Dolphin. one 0! the four
ships whirh termed the originai“Whitt-
Squadron." A year int» he was in
romln‘ntul‘ of the Pen , . of‘tlte Ett—
ropvnn utundron. and continued at that
post until litiui. when he heroine rhit-t
oi the Bureau of Equipment and itc—
mtnmisvioned as commodore, the rank
he now holds. and at about the sarnn
time was made president of the Board
or Inollrtttlon and Survey. This plan.»
he held untilrhe was given command ol
l'I‘lP Asiatir ststlon in January last.
Altogether. Commodore Kinny has
arr-n almost sixteen years oi service at
m. while he has done duty on sitar»
twenty-three and n. hall years. He is
one of the strictest diriplinarians in the
navy. and for that rennin not over pop—
ular with nndrr ofllrt-rs and rrrw. Men
who hare served with him do not he.»
its. to say that he is a horn strategist
and fighter. .1 cienr headed and shilllttl
commanding olllcer. lie-ion lino he.
flutter in llit‘ truth ol the old maxim.
"Nothing venture. nothing intro," and
has always been ranked among the
moat daring of American naval «rarer».
lid; with his readiness to lake t-hanrt-s
thrre has always been exhibited the
saving qualities of good judgment and
horse sense, So imtter man mold have
burn lound to undertake the, task at
annihilating the Spanish Asian. liquid“
rim» to its stronghold
Brutally ('ommmlmt' liowey is rout-h
tilted lie is our of the finest looking
men In the navy which in sayings
Ireat dent. and has sometimes hem
known as '(lentiemsn thorn," tho
snow Intuition whirl: III ions applied
in the hm Guns i’endlmm of
Ohio. He is a (rent Hrluhntan and a
Itlillttti‘lion or no menu reptile. In rid~
ion to tho hounds he has often distin~
suishrd hintsril. while an I darios
horseman he probnhly has No superior
in this country He is also In all
round athlete All in all. t'mnnwdorn
Dewey is at the stud that heroes. arr-
tnntle o! and it my Interest some of
lair renders of the llmld to hm that
be Is a widower. ”Now York Herald
MANAGERS ltfllllm THANKS.
suitor o! The SInttnel: 0n inhoii’
ol the management 1 not to enliven
through your valuable psper the stout
hearty thanks to all Who lustre in so
sunny waI contributed tow-rd the Inc-
reII ol the ruminant tor the M
pllnl building land It Hart's Theatre
Wednesday evening. the 21th ultimo
Very rm M were received.
"trim . I; I Inmate Ind universal
interest In this noble charity Ind sum»-
ing its nlthnnte was.
Turn vary truly.
8. ll. Andrews.
RWRED 1'0 HR. GWY.
In its has the sidewalk on the s...
tits» street brides to loot; after as well
Is the “not! taproot-est on this
smut In trout II the lamb property,
Ind 15"!!! Diner norms.
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