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Evening sentinel, Friday, July 8, 1898 · page 1

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‘ _ . worhera moo-pn-
’hllithehendtothe‘eolonel‘ehone.
‘ where “W Contullll Intel w‘ae
. m It). Title dolled Colonel Stew
ewe-a and member-tot Id?- iatit-Ily to
the May where they etood until
the new I. ended. Then the

eoilnel invited his callers Inside.
in the tire wing room. where cigars
weeopeeaed. 'l

‘ meoon a compoeer at some note. the
eoonhad peneeeeion oi the di-
end and the band rendered
W0 nerd larch. At the con-
of this. the head at the request
I Ire. fitnveneoa. repeated Reeves‘

 

 

.pniittfli matters. but his ad-

1 I” W “a!“ in further-

‘ It. hie canvae and to aid in the work

have ordered 1W buttons bearing
hie portrait.

It was midnflht before the nilair
ended. and to that all enjoyed
themselves wou be putting it mild-
ly. While the colon“ is a silver ntan.
he made do ett to discuss nann-
eiol prob deelre Is to before

 
 
 
 

the people as: _. candidate. As a
harmonious; ng with political
purposes a ‘ t in mind the ailnlr
eelipeed an ’ht held in the state.
The colonel repeatedly cheered
tbnughotrt t ‘ evening. and the boya

tent in shouting
yell. Now thet the
colonel is tall running. he in a pro-
honored in with those who eu-
ioyeti his hoephallty. last night.

he hp eternal-t not a Inrgionne
beleyhed lean heat.

When Theodore Olsen. the shoe dee-
ler. in Weehiutew street. returned to
hb store My afternoon. he die-
oovered thot tile loch had been drilled
il- hie Idle II the door forced upon.

“I eneteeta were lntact.

The worh who done by Arthur ti. l-‘er<
rte. the iewnler. who had been unable
to men the not with any kind at her
in hie M
Alter the ante wee locked by the
out. Willie“ Wedhhhie. the hey was
last.

 

 

INTIITAINID 0N run llAWN.

The Ipeehieg circle oi lilag‘e datuh-
tere d the "melt tiaptiat church and
gaeete. thirty-three in autaber. were
royally entertained. oe Thureday. or
hire Howard Italy and tire. tiobart
hrotherton anon the lawn at their
Newtowa avenue reeideace. tinnit- the
title ehowered her choicetti iatrore
white
"Iaeehine and shadow.
lion under. now over.

Were hieetaa the team

In their own leader war.

Warmly and entity.

linking the. quiver.

All in the lIhl at that glad enmem
day.” I .l. Dotti“.

IAIAI A'i‘ Vinita.

The Vilirge Improvement eocietr oi
tireealeid itlli. netted a neat III by
the beer given at Verne. t‘rederleh
beater- punter» reeldeece reetereer
eitereeee and evening. A party at
W Delhi. attended. A bevy at
Him were in charge at the reieeh-
bolt hnthe and eaten tablet and did a
tilt!“ Mm. At nhhi the

were illuminated with chine-e

end inept tableau made

Whmmdefldamluhte

wwe pron“. It wee a thorouhtr
W neeeliee and Ialreneea

wan egee his interest in

m d the eerie" m h

 

Itaior General hheiter'e Readout-q
tera. Beiotp Santiago de Cuba. July 7
by the. Associated Prone Deepateh
Boat Dauntieee. vla Port Antonio. 1a..
or were! Iii-eaten. Jn.. Jely r. e a.
an—yfl'he armistice bee been extended
until noon on Sat . in order to
allow General Llaaree communicate
with Captain General B are and with
I'ledrid.

(tenant Liaam Informed t‘lenerai
Shaftnr that he had no telegraph ope—

1oae was sent into the city.
accompanied by the Britieh consul. l'.
W. Remake. under the British leg.

Not a shot has been fired recently
on either elde. hot work is helm push-
ed on the batteries end entrenchmenta.
Our position haa been greatly emu-
thened during the that twenty-four
hourtt. the American linen advancing
to within four hundred yards of the
enemy‘h. and our hillside batteries ov-
erlook and command the city.

Last night General lawton's divle-
ion advanced five hundred yards. to
the enemy's great unrprlee. ‘

{he dynamite gun in charge of ital-
lett haa been beautiiully placed. hid-
den ln a It“! pit.

The streams have been bridged ov-
er. allowing the transportation of
heavy artillery with facility. The
roads have been improved. The gener-
al health oi the aoldiere in good.

The armistice is eiiording a long-
needed real for our men and they are
go. In good shape to rename hitting.

general Linaree ia evidently week-

. and the mediation of the ble-
Of Santiago end the consular teorpe

ll" persuade hint to surrender..

to cane hostilities are named the

'ifil of the eaeauit is for Admiral

human to bombard the forte at the
mouth oi the harbor. driving the men
away from the guns. and then to land
a thousand nten end occupy the tot-ta
while launches with grappling lmne go
in and undermine the harbor. The
ileet will then enter end bombard the
city. ttupporting the lend naeault.

General Garcia. the lneurgent corn-
ntander. received ordere yeeterday not
‘to attack the Bpaniarde white the no»
gotlatlona are on foot.

The wrecked Spaniehfruleere con-
tain tnany charred bodiea. The (‘u-
bane. by Admiral Sampson's ordera.
have hurled the iuuitea oi over one
hundred ripanlarde which were waah~
ed ashore.

 

can one-la Mil-I.

Alteplanedlwitoh at m ’oint
Oeuennelny Ia TreIe

Au accldcat occurred on the tlunbury
brunch oi the (iottaolidated railroad at
Wileoli Point. inai night. which Inter-
iereti with treitlc for acute time.

The yard twitch engine was ettgeged
Ia trallhierrieg care irom one track to
another. when a tniaplatcd switch rent
an oiliauk car oil the reila. The loco~
ltiothe was attntewliut damaged. ae wee
also the car.

Ahoiher enaiuc at the Point Wile twat
to iiouih Seventh. and did the work

The collision hunched the headlight
o! the engine. broke the footbottl‘tl
and etove a hole in the watering tank.
The engineer. William "allele. and
human. i‘airick Peeiiey. stuck to their
poatu until the craah cattle. and thou
lumped. eating ilteltlaelyea trout in
tent.

 

We Iotnlehy Med hing Iotp-
iemen e linens In weed Itreeh
Ideali- Palatiehy. who Ilvtlt to Wood

street. heath Norwalk. hee been either

the tar new that- with rheutaetlent.
end. It to ieertel. also. from tech of pro
not load. tihe wae bated about it

o'clock teat nhhl lying on the M

of her hem. seen to were. tile-t

Weller itell. who w on duty in the

neighborhood. eotlletl the authorities.

and lit. lieheeeaa have when to have
her mortal to the Norweiit nuptial.

where the will oral-ably recover in a

few dare.

hlihhiilil IIVltltAl. ilhl‘l.
(trttrge (tattle. of flhepel street. he-
beea tnteeihg eeverei deye. lie ht in
poor health and hie toihe are antitr~
ally worried. The police have been

naked to neelat ih loohilg hll ‘-

IUOKI till Alli. OW It. PM
Ire. Iebrt AM. of

 

 

 

 

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lithe Army is Reedy

row, and Phrtake oi tb,

it will

of a General Attach.

NAVY NOT to BE saéitlricrn
FOR SUCH A SMALL STAKE.

Theel’reeideat Points (fit,

 

the Erin-e Daagrreue Position the baited

States Would Occupy Aweeg Natioae by the been of its War-
ehipe—‘I‘roepe Leeiag Nothing by their ~iieet and are Gathering
Stmgth—Iteieierceeteete but Today.

 

(By Aeeoclated Freon.)
Washington. July tl-0eneral Shai-
ter reported all quiet yeaterdny In the
camp before Santiago. and the belief
of the oflciuls here is that the name
state. oi aiiaira remains today. The er-
my in toning nothing by Its rent. and

according to the genernl'e‘ account is

gathering strength. lore reiaiorce-
ments are due at Santiago today or to-
morrow. and when they arrive it ie or
period that the asaault on the city
will be resumed. it is hoped that thin
will be tomorrow. though ii to gather-
ed from General Shaiter‘a report that
the advance will not he ordered before
rciniorcetrtonle arrive. unless in order
to repel a counter attack iront the
Spaniards. (leneral Shaitcr and Ad.
miral Sampson had a cottiercuce the
tiny before yesterday. and aa a result
the fleet in going to make another att-

.aault on the iortihcatlona at the mouth

oi the harbor tomorrow. if the army
in ready thle will partake oi the n-
tttre of a general attach: ii not. then
the navy‘a action will be simply In the
line of execution of a policy oi reduc-
ing Santiago by stages according to
rrgular siege methods.

While co-operating ae for tie ptietd—
hie with the array. the navy is not to
be sacrificed in this attack upon the
Spanlah iorta. The dropping oi u sitt-
inch abell from on high through thc
deck oi the ludiaua thm days ago
dttring the trifling engagement with
tltc forte. when thc Mercedca was sunk.
utrikitigly verltlcd the prediction» of
naval experta an to the danger oi cl-
evatrd ilrc upon warshipa at «low
range. it was more by good luck than
by good management that the ludiuna
escaped deetruction or an awiul loan
of life from this one shell. The pres-
ltlcut bi determined the. the navy
ahail uot be eacriltced ior a email
stake. such an flamingo. To hbt culti-
lot oIcri‘e tie bite pullilcd trill the ex-
treme dangerous ptadtlaa that the
United 8W3“. would tummy utuomt
netlona by the ions of tie navy. the
arm of the M‘l‘t‘lilt‘ which has evoked
the unwilling admiration and resin-ct

 

of tho greaieat powers oi Europe.

The. inaction oi the navy. in tumor-
row'a aitoh will be to help the unity lit
the armolt when it eitall come to the
dual illuli by entering the harbor. but
thltt will be done only after the forti-
iicationa at the entrance have ixton 'rc-
duced and the way cleared.

All the Smooth naval oiilccra cnp~
lured by the America Ilect are to be
coniincd within the limits oi the naval
acadcmy grounds at Annopolla.

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emana- Af WW.

Itateenentitomoeneenllhafterle.

m lb Deed ud 'ouded.

Washington. July ti—Thc war do.
pertinent brie rcccitml from General
shatter the iollowing deapgtch. giving
an let an be ilnda practicable up to this
time. a statement at the total caaual-
ties. in each division tcxcept lletwrai
Wheeler'ei oi the army under his colli-

rag'. ea a result oi thg retool .htine:
Play-a drl Bate. July 7.

in Camp near Santiago. July dwlm
poeelble eo iar Io gct rewrite. bttt there
have been trtotcd in hoepitul at Sib-
oncy Lon: wounded. and there in atill
toe in hoepltal there.

in leewbn'e divleion there are killed:
four obit-ere and ii men; wounded. It
oliwra and It? utcu. tnlaeitu. one man.

in Kent's tlltlttltill: Killed. th'It‘t'
norm and it: turn. wounded. no not.
cars". 56‘: men; utieaiag. ti? llli'll.

Iii Bullet" ltrigudc Killed. four men;
wounded. two/,oiilccre and 2t: itit'll. mie-
elug. iivt- tucn.

signal corpe: Killcd. one man; wouo

dcd. otto illtiii.
lit-nt-rul Whtavlcr‘u rein-rt not yet rt-

 

ccivcd. I rligucd i
SBA i-‘T i-lit.
oawana ll napalm

Iehulntuedthelneaiinaalon hie
w lack to Me.
(it! Associated Freer.)
seen. tillypi. July it The urinal-h
squadron utidct' Admiral i‘utuaru but
returned here and la tot-paring to re
t'lllcr lhc canal on lie way back to
itpeiu.

WAR BULLETINS.

ileucrttl hibaftcr and Admiral Sampson have normal

on a plan of campaign.

.\l noon tomorrow Admiral

Sampson will brain a launbanltuent from the outer

harbor.

'l'lte urtuiaticc has been extended until noon on Hul-
urday in order to allow tieueral itiuarea to communicate
with i‘aptuiu ilenerai blame and with Madrid.

Secretary lhty. when be coined the cabinet nicel-
illg ttttltty. iiilitl that ho peace ovei‘tlli'ea of tilt hilltl what-

ever had been received.

Spout-tit foure went up today in lauulou on the l'iiiii-
or that Madrid in negotiating. through lirltieh inter-
tuediariee. with Waebiugtou for peace; but the odioiala
oi the llritiah foreign oillce nay there are no indicatituta
that peace it being negotiated.

The debate adopted the liouae restitution for dual

adjournment at 8 o'clock.

The navy department in iniortued that a Spanieh
rivaieer carrying live gone in hovering o! the com of

ritieh Columbia.
The lipauleh squadron

la prepa'iiug to return to

a.
A deepatoh received in‘ Perle from lemailia earn the
Bpnniehrnoedmaheere-eateredthe Ml on lie way

back te flpnie.

Siillllii williiliilii

They are Expected to Arrive at
Pertaneeth 'I‘edeyer‘i‘enerrow.

WMWEST. lllllfi

 

 

thy enunciated rte-e)

Washington. July 8—«The Santiago
prisoners are expected to arrive at
Portsmouth. N ii.. tonight or tomor-
row. on the cruiser 8t. louie. Captain
Crowninehleld. chief of the navigation
bureau. has Just returned to Wnuhlng-
ton. having prepared quarters there
for the collated men and non-commie-
sloned ‘ oilicers. [icing given carte
blanche by the aet‘relury oi the navy,
this ofllcer succeeded In Imvittg erect»
ed to iorly-eigitt hours clght buildings
I00 feet long by cightccn feet broad
each. for the accommodation of the
priaortera. The title in at Scavey'a Ia-
lnnd In Portamouth harbor. where It
will be tony to coniine them within
bounds. There in a hospital. uterine
bttrrilchtt for the guards. a complete
system of sewerage and water works.
including piping for the mnervoir.
cooka' quarters. and all things that go
to make up a complete military pris-
on ground. Tio- St. Louis will lantl the
enlisted men at l‘ortautolith. and they
will be conveyed across the harbor to
Scavcy‘a Island.

The Spanish oiilccra will not he
landed at Portsmouth. but will remain
aboard the St. Louis and be taken to
Annapolia. where they altouid arrive
about the middle of next week. 0n
the St. Louis there are to Spanish olIl~
ccra and Still men.

 

V“ 001m ‘30 bl!!!

Dendlalew Turk.
(By Associated Press.)

Wooneockct. it. 1.. July lt——Erving S.
Dunn. trenaurer of the liunn Worsted
mills. of this city. states that the body
of ilic illittl intititl Ill Now Yorh. eup-
poactl to be Prank Molten, oi Showltc.
gait. tic. in without doubt Frank ii.
Molten. buyer ior .-\. Kirarhbnunt. 726
Broadway. New Yon-it.

lttr. lmnn eaye that Molten wee c.
brilliant men in hie iinc oi buaiucee.
but was addicted to drink. tic woe cm‘
ployvtl by the Sexton “'tlratmi tonuuutv
oi I’rov‘ttlcnco. with which Mr ltunt.
wna connected revere] ycnt'a ago. but
tor the poet till monitor boa tit-cu wnlt
Kirecbluttttu. The letter from tlu- lutttu
company was or!" m rcply to an in
unity irotn Molten about a "tooth ago
In rceard to come good! hir lumo
tillllra that hloltctt one a tiiiitriui uniu
llia wiic in a doc cotttrulto alllutl and
o tucmlwr oi a choir in a large Ncw
York church.

 

Awohehontnlieopto Find that hi:

".5" won lint-g
lily Associated Preeel
New Yorh. July LNlcholaa Sheri

den. lwentymrvcn ycura of age. a cicrit.
oi I‘rotoicttte. It I . wan hold in Ilium
ball in tho \‘orkvillt- poll-c court. to
day. on tile charge of robbing bl- cou
etu. I'utrich Tanning. who rays to- b
a aim-ointor of title city. of Obi-lb. tilt
.iunc :iu Iteriden came to title city irotc
i'rovidetwe to spend a law days. and
i‘anulna took lillli to the new that oi.
tcrnoon. The out morning he run
ttbtridrh out for wine whieltey,

\h'hlic Iibct'hicn wae gone lor the II
door. he tit‘enuiuei t-rautlued hta trout
and biotic attic that 1|:qu he had theft
wee attic. iii also had hill in hie pork
vi. Alter tirlttltltu with tiberldeu.
Panning any: be lei leeltvcp and when
he awoke lthctttien anti hie tiara wcrc
urinates. ilherulca wee omitted to
laitvltlfllfl" and brotuht to title city to
i y.

.1...“—

W "A”

Canine lite Gene and in m eh
m m
i. Annotated Mi 1

Washington. July Iw-The navy &
hertml he lawn interned that a hoe
aieh privateor carrying Ire gene in
havering al the tenet o thithh (lob
eatbia Arctmiieg to last aeeoaete tie-
arirateer was between Queen Charlotte
hatred and titeee‘e entreeee. Prompt
iaurartiene have been neat to the wil~

iteryewtheriiheettheeerthweneaaet
tenteneyierevielietloa.

Will" AT fill WI.
The Pine Infill m eihh w. on.

 

 

 

 

 

 

A Ballet Crasher Through line of
the Windewt oi a Car.

ratuutuiitTut llUllllEll

laihoad My Determined to
M‘Mhmhrm no
Likenaprodationehawem
. d W.

 

 

\ “——

The 5:33 train from Eouta N’tirwalk
to New York had'iuet reached a point
below the Bpt'ingwood bridge. laat cv-
ening. . when a bullet craahed through
one of the windows on the west nidc
of the train. Fortunately there was no
one in the net near where tin bulb-i
entered; oitterwiee they would probably
hare been atruck squarely in the head.

Evidently tome person in that locali-
ty is trying to do aortic serious damage.
Several times when trains have been
paeaim through Sprlugwood stones or
other ntiaailea have come through the
car windows. frequently striking peo-
ple nod inflicting painful injuries.

The railroad olllciula baw- determin-
ed to ilnti out the guilty party. and will
hate him punieiuwi to tht full extent of
the law. -

ornmeorrnn r. a. a.

5-"...

Installed by County Director Icholtaa

Iude and Dancing loitow.

The installation of ollcerrt of St. Jo-
acpb’e Total Abstinence. Benefit and
Literary society Willi held last night in
Music Hall. There was a largc utteri-
dance of members oi the ordor and their
friends.

itcv. John T. Winters. president of
the elotc amicty. installed Paul G.
sand!“ the newly elected prettldcui. oi
the limit] Htii‘ lcty. and then Mr. Scitultae.
an county tlircttor. install-d the other
oillcera.

Vocal selections were rendered by
on... Loan Mlllerdafill rhtmei'rcute
of‘Norwaih. During the Intermiaslon
reireohtnents oi cnkc and ice crtutm
o'erc served. and later there want deuc-
tttg until midnight to music by Slim-
ard‘e orchcatrn.

 

Ooptnil Isaac Ielleoh figured in I

Iona-a7 Amid-t at Iyraenee.

t‘aptain laauc Scllech and bla brother
.lutoce had an exwrienrc at Syracuse.
prior to their departure for Denver
Militi- weelte ago. that came tit-.tr reenli-
tng acrluualy ior both of thorn. ’i‘hc
lat-in have just leuhrd out.

When learn- Sciiecit arrived at Sync
cttae, ho \h’li. met by tile brother. who
had tirivcu out to tntett him The horn.-
won a apirited animal and ran away.
throwing the Seller-k brotbcre down ‘I
net-p embankment. iioth \t'cl't' lutdly
hruiactl. though Ieattc hellock watt thc
one Ilioel intro-ed. lila head wata cut.
lllrt ebotiltti‘r itillldt'tl. both liltlttlit ucrh~
nod. and hie bdrlt pained hint 'l‘hcy
were ilrtttlly taken home. where laaac
fielleck wee eonlned to hie brat. llc
feared at first that he would be obliged
to return to Norwnlit. but iiuully felt
well eaottgh to protwed.

 

W.“ ......

roman Ilvm.

Teday‘e earl-er letting Oeettpted in

Dteeueaiagthelohedoie.
(By Asaoelhted MI

\i'eablngton. .laiy M lane abate
of totlny'u cabinet lull. III Nil-
elilliml in the reading and diacueeitm of
the new inril echetlulee to be put in
operating in the Philippine latitude an
«out on our iortw shall have taken
intervention of Mantle.

The «wood announcement by the
prev-ideal of hie purpoae to collect tlfe
rumour revenues oi the Philippine as
a war measure lied leech prey-red. and
utter diet-nuion it wee reiertwd to the
mretery oi etate. together with the
mhedaiea tor a heel eeamieatloe.

it in probable that the pmldeht'em
declaration will he tented within the
out two or three days. and aueelhly
tomorrow. Whoa approved. the echedn
aloe will be given to Ir. .l. f‘. Irene.
at one Merino. a carton «pert.
who will prov-end at once to tiealla.
eati as anon an practicable alter our
torre- nocenr the my put them into
eletu. The general elm-lion oi the
matter. however. will he in the hehde
oi tleaerel Ion-iii. the tailltery gov-
ernor oi the Ieiandn. It in am llhely
that the new inrll schedules willhe
made public at preeeht.

until!!!" '0! ammo.
il! Annotated Pee-d
Washintoa, .ialy I~Ae a mail of
the oval-teat meeting today it wee onet-
ed to Match e rtwtueet ei troupe
to hen-dale immediately and the
Wet at the I’ve-idle (tattere-

 

 

nbhnehere teammate
tantamount-unavailable.

 

» South Norwalh.

 
 
 
 
 

 

WANTEW—lmmediately. a boy with"
some experience in running printing
prose. W. 3. Buyer. iob aloe. It
Water street. South Norwalh. ittt

WANTED—Two first-class Swedish or
Hungarian girls at once. Also apart-
mente to let on first that ior buel-
neee purpoeen. Apply at intelligence
once. 42 Washington etreet. it it

 

 

WANTED—A piece to do general
'houaework. Apply ntflqudm

 

 

Poll itENT—Two deikhtiul lone
rooms. single or en suite. Every
mtaiern convenience. neutral inne-

tioo. Terms moderate. to South
Main uimt. South Norwalk. that

 

TO I “First iioor 6 rooms. not. a:
upper door 4 rooms. rent Oi: No. I
Henry street. Booth Norwalh. Men
ilrut iioora, it and 18 Day Ili'ot. Ap-
ply oi tire. Younge. is last avenue.

. m

TD l.ldT—~Sccond floor over J. I. Lay-
ton'a oiflce. 6 rooms. rent. hi0: nine 4
room opartmeutl. 2d floor. (mitt. Mr
or i). W. Raymond'a undertaking
department. inquire aloe Old Well
Cigar company. 83 “Initiato-
street.

 

 

T0 LET‘S“ roonteJueic Hall block.
suitable for oflcea: houee. twelve
mount. with improvements. No. 9
Arch street: house. 5 rooms. 7 Ann
street. rent. 87; let door. 3 rooms. lid
Woodward avenue. rent. re. it. A.
Woodward.

 

m LET—tower part of batten. I
room. it High atreet: upper part of
house. No. 9 High street. Ive roe-a.
Apply to James C. Crown. I Went
avenue 1!? tin

 

To LEToApartntents oi Ive roome
iiret iloor. 8 and lb Tollee street. first
rinse order. Apply to John H.
Knapp. 82 Went street. or Jacob H.
Layton. South Norwalh fit!

To LET—Store and dweiiiu at West-
port. line iarlge Streamed. ”2
remnants. no Joeeph
Volk. Booth Norwelk. Conn mitt:

T0 LET-Sta roe-e lower deer in N
chard street. Bath room. kl
range and better. Twotai tea
from Went avenue muss. , *
moderate rent to email in . In-
quire at No It ()rehet'd aired.

T0 inF—Jt‘urniehed room to Ruth.
I32 Main street. Norwelh. All Ill-
ern improvements with non of Uh.
inquire on premteee or at l'. '.
Rogere‘ etore. it late street. II!

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l-‘iili SALE- Six ruilill hull“ Oil '0“

sltlc til l‘licaiillti ali‘t‘t‘i. lot 75!“.
abutting railroad elation. Willbe

cheap. on easy terms. For Wile-
ulutu apply to t‘. Swnrtl. 0.00 of ill.
01d \i'cll t‘lgnr company. It Wash-
ington afreet. it“

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l-‘ult SALE-About i acree of are. at
in blast avenue. Apply on the pre-
tuleca. ”1 It

l-‘tllt snidcwlrnail borer. good render.
a yearn old. I‘irat-cleee epladie wrg-
ou. and harneee. A Main teem.
Immediate pun-haeer tor enah. Ad-
dresa. "l‘. I-‘." care thin clue. ”I It

Nit Mi.li~i‘etboei. twenty one test
load and ten M tau-half fed wide.

 

Iii apiendid order. Apply at No. d
Ellhahelh “root. 3" ll

mu eel sloop yacht iar eete
or charter or all. bold
new sell

[Jill] It IIIII'I ‘
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avenue.

it

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“I and up. death
Were money.

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"All!“ voue riarlo rotten-4r.

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wereroewnJ

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out will reeeive are-at erg

Mather-ImMH

In new in hurt.

the Aeeeetetet mi

New itevee. 3er InAattiieetiea
wee etude hetero time W h
the ram com today by Attorney.
"Neill. of Waterbury. for writ 1 ha-
hlee «true to be peered on m
Ii‘ylttt. oi the Third regional. and OH-
tela it. A iteli. oitiebpeay II. it“
liaise Volaeteere. etetioeed at itine-
tie The write alder i‘tttaaei Tyler
and captain Hall to produce in court .

neat My Private- rreeh Keane

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