oi: lily
arezwe.‘
.’.h
new line of Parlor Suits, each piece differ-
the latentiabricui’ Marvelously low prices.
li‘ietyles frames; with and without loop
a stry or velour cut-biotin. Exclusivesdesigns
answth‘e‘ latest in furniture—we have them. ‘
[ls‘fuliy up to the “gold standardi”+~Easy
its; BafWindoW and Comer Chairs, Tete~a~
Tables, Cabinets, etc, in pleasing variety, at
not make a selection from our variety of 35 styles
mc'ln lcdthérfiothers in silk, pantisote‘ and broca-
e areu‘ascntcby as the variety. " ' L
" 1w ld-rénbwned‘ Mathushek Pianos, we carry the only
Music Cabinets" in town. Prices from $3 to $18.00
_ nee bargain. ,
oolill values will be offered this week in Pictures,
" ‘Dressing Tables, Hall Racks and White Enameled
‘ti nery Department, on main floor, is making more
daytoroers by either mail or telephone, for confec-
ream or‘Finc‘Bekery. will receive immediate atten-
OPEN EVERY EVENING.
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NORTHE‘MAIN AND ANN.STREETS.
, SOUTH NORWALK.
W
m Up. for Chris is.
‘C W
2H0 day Goods are coming in, and to make room to dis-
‘m, we will make a sale of short lengths and broken
TION.
SILK WAISTS.
are always in demand. You
can buy them at less than
their value.
MERCERIZED SKIRTS.
Have been samples. It
didn‘t improve them, but
did improve the prices for
you.
MATS AND RUGS.
Dropped patterns. Just as
good quality and lower
prices.
hie
BOYS’ WAISTS.
MEN’S SHIRTS.
. iCO _L,ARS.
' TAM O'SHANTERS.
. i " "hormones.
vothcr goods at Sale prices.
DICKERMANSC SON,
- LONDON. December (HA tow min-
utes after the apepkerhMr. William,
.Gpul‘t Gully. tiled liken; hie chairrlnl
thoi House « of (lomrmnhth‘io after,
noon. the gentlemen usher of the
Bloch lion. (lenorlifli Sir‘Michaol Bid-
‘dulphi appeared» and summoned the.
Commune to the liouao of Lords
where the lordmolilaucollor, the Earl of
Halsbury. read the Queen's upeech. as
lolipwp: _
"My Lords and Gentlemen:
"Ibhas become nocounnry to make
further provision for the enhancer . in-
curred by the operptlone of myaruucs .
in, South Africa and, China. 1 have
summoned you to hold a‘cbecinl new
slap, in ordor‘that you may give your
sanction to the enactments required
for this purpose. You will: not enter
into other public mattcru requiiim
your ' attention. until the ordinary
meeting otPurilamuet in the eprln‘ufl
A number of ladies were mount in
the proceedings in tho Hence of Lord”
though the peers present numbered
loss than a denomapart from the foul
royal commissioners representing the
Queen. among whom was the Duke oi
Marlborough.
The ceren‘lony was very brief. the
commoners returned to the Lower
Hour-re. and buuineuo was suspended
until 3:30 p. m.
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GIBSON HAS BEEN CAPTURED.
A Mob Anxiouo to Get Hold of the
Prisoner to Burn Him Alive.
CHIQAGO. December llwA special to
the Chronicle from Cattlottcburg. Ky.
B y .
aye:
William Gibson. the man who hm
been sought for torturing and killinr
his daughter. was captured yesterday
at Irwin Hill. Carter county, and wa
brought to the house of Sheriff Dari.s
who resides about ‘two miles onlslu'
the city, after dark. County Judge '1
Everett made an order removing tht
prisoner for sale keeping to Maysviiie
Deputy Sheriff W. Ginger and Jnilor l
S. Hurd left the city {or Rusucll. Ky.
willi‘ore they w... take tlic train to Maya
v e.
Further along the line the train we
boarded and the couches scorched, bu
no high of the prisoner was found b}
the searchers. At various point:
crowds are collected wmtng for tin
news of the capture of the prisoner b-
the mob, and it is certain that if hr
should be taken he will be burner
alive. it is thought the official-s. hov
lug heard of the stationing of the mobr
. at the depots. have taken the prisone:
off the train at some Sl’llllli village and
are now in hiding.
DIRECTORB‘ MEETING.
Consolidated Ofllclalo Soon to Take up
the Quoution of Electricity.
NEW HAVEN. December G—Tho reg
ulur monthly meeting of the board oi
directors of the New York and Nev
Haven road will be held at the com-
pany‘s ofllcec. Grand Central Depot
New York. Saturday of this week
Among the questions of importunc
that will be discussed will probably hr
the matter of further use. of electricity
on the eompany‘a existing lines. cm
the construction of new lines. ’I‘lmt thr
company will tnke some lmporian
maps in this direction within the next
'- twelve months there in little doubt, anv
it is likely that some definite plan will
be decided upon before the convening
. of the next legislature.
The position of second vice—president
which was vacated by C. S. Mullen, tr
' accept the presidency of the Northerr
, Pacific. still remains unfilled and wit
probably no continue for some littlv
if. bill lid '
84 Washington Street, South Norw'alk.
l(. ..,l
'r‘s‘ :'
Sick Hoodache. Indigestion. Constipation
’ ‘ we cannot cure with
" r idyllic
Of
which 100. Pills.
‘ dSaPlllo Beware of substitutions and
so Jamel... amigo. Illinois. 'snu hr
. 'Glll GISTILLSON. druzgiot. South Norwolk.‘conn.
'W' d be to your advantage to buy your cool here, for
the coming ”noon. and if you do. you will become our
' ‘ out epitomer We can ruferyou to customer!
Wilcoulhtbuui herooxcluoively for more than u
, ormotgoodaru confident of our ability to
"you. Tloé’ilo till your order and you’ll be sure
not when winter corner. "‘
are
the-“obove reward for anyone of Liver complaint,
"thin-lilac Lima? Hill Pl“
pureiy‘Vc‘getabIc and never fail to give satisfaction.
' 10:: boxes contaiInAO‘Plilo'Sc
“Stamps taken. Nervhc Mcdlulrl‘o” Corner
W-DllfiWWpfll to the uniformly good quality
we cool we cell: We hove never had a better clock:
time yet. The position is one of great
and increasing importance, and tbi
man chosen to fill it will be a person of
proven exceptional ability. The ilmt
that is being taken for thc nrlccllou o.’
, an incumbent is evidence of the care
ful thought that President Ball and the
directors are giving to the matter.
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WILL 0F THADDEUS HARPER.
Loot Hlo Reason and Then Hlo For
tune. and Died Ponnllon.
VICTORIA. B. 0.. December lia-‘i‘lu
will oi Thaddeus Harper. once a
wealthy rancher and mine owner in
British Columbia. California. Nevmli-
and Mexico. hub been fuuud hcro. liar
per wall kicked in the head by a horse
and lost his reason and than bin for
tuuo. dying ponnilouu. The will we.»
made in Ontario twenty-live your» and
lie loaves $175,000 in direct bequeatr
to brothel-a, nieces and nephews; Hlf'
old friends believe ho had some pcr
aonal property, but where it in they
cannot say. .ludgc‘ J. ll. M
June. and John Bunkcy. Butter county.
oriy in the United Stilton.
Way-MM»
, At 3 conference hero yoeturdoy. be
. .l. A. Topping.
between
_ agreement
with ontord
., unholy
.. from the
about combine.
. to its Wheeling plant.
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DWIBIGN 0F ARCHDIOCEOE.
" diocese Willi curetuliy
,1;on boo. Until the hhfiwor ‘
‘ o ubiio. ii
Mm p N lib!
core. Sun
link. are named an trubtuou tor prop-
STEEL COMPANlEG AMALGAMATE.
WHEELING, W. Vc., December t-w men killed ‘werc
. tween oilieialc or the Notional Rooting
Company, and Second Vice-President
of the American about
. btcolzuomoany. a very close workillu
the. companies.
amounting almost to an amalgamation
into by which the national
or about: will be had entirely
motile Standard Mills of the
The main ofllcen of
. the National Rooting Company will be
. located humour] ndditlonowiii be made
i ‘Dtimiqlihl. town. December is»
Archhlahop Keane lure diode 3 atom
merit regarding the ecclesiastical con-
i; foréncesv held in out any. ’ no fluid that
. multimillion or a division of the larch
, cuhpidurhd and
. the conclusion will uncommitted will;
utters lull mammoth women?
‘ Milli ‘ tilt . .
‘ mi hormone-nu
who marmo-
driveifi . ‘wnlp
horteelcnd‘cec '
'l‘ c lirct ufi'pir occurred near Union
I . ii ht two i the three
(7‘ bred.“ ird man
, . ., ‘ 1‘ by tile
r, our .. 39‘ i‘ “‘
When thcpursuore of the third ban- ’
dit returned utter a fruitless (more and
loinedthp other Monetize be trouble
hurled. 'i‘ho‘ crowd stir rounded; the
ear nnd‘domandod the‘prino‘ncin. ‘ ‘
“Hand theai‘out here.” shouted one
man: “we’ll put on «end to their bllfll'
none right here," ,
, “'i‘herc‘o‘lots of good trecu handy.’
shouted nether. . “
Conduc‘ 1‘ Wilson minced to give up
his prisoners and dropped the. catches.-
on the doom. Motorman Heron clip
pod out the front door u‘rhiié‘ Wilson
was arguing‘wlth the crowd and turn
on on the current. The ear sped north
ward. followed by a number of the
crowd. but the former pauacngcra were
soon distanced and have up the chase.
- Down town the prisoners were turuv
ed over to the police.
HARD CIDER NOT iNTOXlCnl'lNu.
Prosecution for Violation of Law in
Keeping It on Hand.
NEW LONDON. December 5"”Thi.‘
hard cider case against ileurgo '1‘. lion
dick. at North Stonington, attracted
nearly every mule resident of the place
to the trial room.
Burdick was arraigned on three
counts. Actual sale. keeping intoxicat-
ing liquors with intent to sell. and
keeping a place where it was reputed
ibut intoxicating liquors worn kept tor
vale were the charges and a plea of not
rulliy was entered to ouch complaint.
The basis for the trial was the seizure
)f a barrel of elder in Burdick'a cellar
by Deputy Sheriff .l. H. 'l‘ubbu in the
early part of November. The count
charging actual sale in the complaint
name John Maine as the person who
iurchmed the elder from Burdlck.
ludgo Smith found Burdick not guilty
in all three counts of the complaint.
llld ordered him discharged from cue-
ody.
immediately another hearing was
‘ield on tho condemnation oi‘a barrel
1! cider that had been seized ill. Bur
lick's residence. Horace F. Burdlcl',
”other of the accused in the case.
‘laimed the older as his property and
wore thut it had been stored in ills:
lon'u cellar because more was water
'n his own cellar. Judge Smith acid
that the elder was an intoxicating:
dquor under the low a “d ordcrcdits
vellum, "
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ROBERTS OFF FOR CAPE TOWN.
He Adiurad Hla~ Hearors to Hold Out
The Hand of Fellowship.
DURBAN. December h—«lmrd Hob-
ll‘lii. on board the Canada. has started
”or Cape Town. He was given on on-
huninotlc sendcll. All i puke ch! 5 in
he harbor were dccoru ed with age.
l‘liss Roberts. who accompanied her
‘athcr. has returned tQQIOImuucshurg
rhere she will join her mother and
inter, going from that place to Cape
l‘owu.
Prior to hit; departure. Lord Roberts
nude a speech, during the course of
\‘lllCll ho udjurcd his hearers to hold
ml the hand of fellowrhib to those
vbo had been their enemlcu.
“When blessed peace is rcsiorcd."
aid the Field Marshal. “you will tell
born that we are all one in one coun-
.ry. that we have one. interest and that
we honor them. They have. been light-
ug for a writing cnusc. having been in-
lnced to do so by their misguided rul-
ers. Novertholcns, we honor them for
lighting for the libel-y we ourselves at)
boroughly believe in. And now, in
he epirlt of liberty. truth. justice and
frudoru. we are prepared to extend
those privileges. which every English-
Illilil valued, to those who have been
lighting against up.
TWO MEN LOST THEIR LIVES.
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Serious Wreck on the Northern Pacific
Railroad Nomi Butte. .
BUTTE, Mont. December 6.—~»A our
loan wreck occurred onlhu Northern
Pnelilc at Rocker, thrill: inllcc weal of
Butte. late last niuhl. in which two
unknown men lost their “Van. Fleet
bound pannongcr lrnin No. with
night heavily loaded corn, lumped the
mile at llockro switch, the locomotivn,
two baggage earn and one more” on“
helm; demolished and loft croanwlae on
the track. Ono [lililiiilluzl‘l‘ rout:
left the ratio. but who not overturned.
Engineer Kcllmu who bndl
Flrmuuu Olu .lohunun wan
'l
or ,
cut about
gulariy not it Dilliliteilgcl' wna
yond n novorn choking up.
tho blind buxgoxo.
APRIKA’NDER CONGREGE.
WOROEBTER. Cap _~ Colony“. Wed
holiday, December
at the Afriknnder oops i‘
expected to be fully Your
The hbtoio are
thousand
idea of trouble.
unruly air their grievances
sorting to violence. They are
incensed at the
The old a aumiundldg the
cannon have been poured on
um and Fremont lull.
THE 02.“! OLEPT WELL. .
. LiVADl‘A.‘Docombor
lug bulletin well inane
bl the cum pli icinnm
u out well olini 7
’ pin? are very .
condition m -
, hello
" section
« antflundredilyk r
stationery will .admirebly fit. yet one, flat
1 ' .5»
which. dainty
is sufficiently bu.»
(noggin; mclll appointment; to . be, something... more. inertia
Mlle :Slictlori‘tbere are one handled .rlyles to chads?"
from-v~lli”Méliogany. Flemish a d Gold ' 0 ‘. ' ' ' ~
ole. policemen audition. kindly“ “k m M 5'2” Ma
qufldeOldeqll D955) for ; $ '75r
‘ £0 E; Till: Furniture Sectionfihill. if do-
is are
if)?“ Puff???” marl: Zoo). and Miller
In on any or specilc or." mm tl d
randwitlioutfall...‘ p ”p .i’ an ’
WOMEMJSJ’NECKWEARe—between its two extremes o 5 lo
«the simply .sefhcre ,railormaa'e‘ Ties; Stocks and Scarfs “an ill: (gm:
{land and tilt most delicate and intricate creations of Silk, Lace‘ar‘i'cl Chiffon for then-
my weer on the other—holds such a be’iblldérlng variety of kinds and colors as to
make the Section at once tbe‘ delight and despair of ehery Woman. "who” plague
_ ch;
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cases. Lacescarfl. Marie Antoinette Collars of Plauén. Renaissa d l
ess Lace, soft Cliff on Stocks andjapOts Liberty Shawls and Segrcfiflaga Fir/ms.
Quaker Collars~ cmstt’tclzed. Embroidered and of real Lace. «
Liberty Silk Neck Ruffs $1.25 to $8.00. are warranted pare Silk. Our Father
Baas in black and‘ggy are stand. $ 1 0 to $20 ea.
ards of quality. cos are from
WAIST LENGTHS
OF FANCY SILIGS'.
Tbe‘Sr'lk Seclr‘on's special item today is a collection 0 about salient - ice .9 '
of Fancy Silks in Waist Pattern‘se—a collection embracing fstriped, ,olar’clgdic brocgljil
and figured designs or light. medium and dark colorings, suitable for both (betting and
street wean. The quqltty of the Silks and the beauty of the designs ‘ and Colorings
may be better understood w‘I en we say that these Walsf' Patterns were prepared es-
ecz'aly in view of the ap- $2 50 up.
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proaching holidays. Prices
BLACK MOREEN UNDERSKIRTS.
Value $1.48 to $2. 98. Prices 98c to $1.98.
' 'Tlie saving offered you can easily figure from these values and prices; the dc-
srrabtlrty of the goods cannot be fully realized without an inspection. Nevertheless
we will tell you about them. Lengths are 38. 39, 40. 41 and 42 inches.
Best Cotton Moreen Body with 12
inch bias all-wool Moreen Ruffle-.-
faced and Velvet bound. Usaall
$2.50. Price $1.6 .'
Best Cotton Moreen Body with dou-
ble all—wool Moreen Flounce, cut bias.
and faced and Velvet bound. USually
$2.96. Price $1.93.
The D. M. READ Co.
Established 1857.
BRIDGEPORT. CONN.
’
Best Cotton Moreen Skirt. made with
12 inch slde'Plaift’ng. A quality usu-
ally sold for $1.50. Price 98c.
Best Cotton Moreen Body with 1.?
incl) ‘ bias all-wool Moreen Ruffle—-
faced and Vel'bet bound. Usually
$2.25. Iii-ice $1.59.
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VICTIM or, BADGER ’a‘iné. l
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‘ ltblio lpagerh harbor. The monk film
: _ . 0c 6 t eir way back to the Sea.
2 An Experience With Frightened Hor- Then the herring lound‘ tho wayrmto
ring in York Harbor. Mo. lthe river, and the whole frightened
“In“. last time 1 was in York Harv achool tore through and up the stream.
bor. Mo." said a Boston man, “was in} m the” wild “”0" to escape. They
the summer of 1884. in those dare the > died by thousands.
railroad stopped short at li‘ortsmonth.i "The next mornlnglthcpiot in front
N. lis‘lil miles distant—and the bal-l of the Marshall “0“” was Bilvered
once of the Journey you made by coach. , with their bodies. and both shores or
it Is one of the most attractive places i the river, for miles. presented a; “n“
I ha“. ever visited. But I knew it in 3 lar appearance. Farmers all over the
its ntugeconch days. and prejudice no. ‘ country came there and took the. M“
kept me from returning since the rail away by the cartload. ‘0’ “a“ “3 mid“
road reachod out and touched it. it izor, but. there were “all enough ‘9 have
was in this summer that l witnessed fertilized New England, and presently
one of the most remarkable sights it they began to decay. The people 5‘59”“.
has ever been my luck to ace. turn R V” a day or two, h‘“ by that “m"
they amelt to high heaven, and every
Willimantlc Alderman Describes His
New York Experience.
WILLIMANTlC. December llw’i‘hc
account given by Alderman William 1..
Williams. of his recent experience in
New York city. varies materially from
that printed in the New York and Hart» '
ford papers.
He says that he wan swindled by
May Brooke. whom he met at the (trout-
of an entertainment in a Broadway
Theatre. , She claimed that her hula»
band owned a choice cult, and that she
had noticed Mr. Williams at the horse
oulc in Madison Square Garden. She
said her husband was ill. nudhhc in-
h also
y injured.
iho bead and his back wrcm-hcd. illu-
lninrcdho
The two
beating; ihclr way on
l‘ho attendance
on tomorrow in
already filled to their
capacity. The Afrikundura ridicule the
They nay they can
' without re-
greatly
utidg oi intuit in pa.
ultionc command up the rncetlnp niece.
iowuhrc
crowne with artillery and troops with
Gallowu
‘llw'rhe follow
«1 this morning
t ions: Hi! MIMI
, . . “a.
\‘itod Mr. Williams to their apartments
at. 101 Lexington avenue. where he
could arrange to purchase the cult at a
bargain. ‘
Mr. Williums accepted the invitation
and upon reaching the rooms: removed
hlu topcoai containing his pocketbook.
and lhc woman placed the coat over a
chair near a portiorc. She said her
hunliuud would be in directly. and en-
ragcd Mr. Williams in conversation.
After a limo obo excused kernel; to call
her husband, and left the room. Mr.
Williuniu then examined his coat and
the pocketbook containing 3800 was
gone. lie immediately notified mo
police and the woman and Bert liar-
rlugton wore arrested.
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RETURN OF A TEXAS FLAG.
COl‘tSlCANA, 'l‘ux.. December
The most interculiug incident of yo..-
tcrdny'n session of the Texan division
oi’ the Daughtorn of the Confederacy.
was the returning oi a Texas flag. that
had been taken during the war by it
Now Hampshire regiment. The flag
wan presented by Mrs. Mary hull. Wlil‘
ow of Lieutenant Colonel inill. of the
Eighth New, Hampshire llcuimcnt.
which captured it. At the ouncluuloa
of hire. imll‘a rcmarku in iii-caution the
ling, ovry women in the audience mu
toward her, and while the demonstru
lion well lit ltu height, homo one «truck
up Yankee Doodle on the whim.
wan followed by Dixie;
Spangled “Banner-
arehtod Mrs. hull mm .iudgu
ow
..
' the Confederate cabinet.
goo-WW
70 count: AMizllchN Auriara.
sailed on tho Doiitachland. last Friday
6. commission to comm certain Ammo
con artists rccidunt in the
bloom of their works.
living 3 in .the but
citadel: (toilet-y; n. the
"The one
'l‘hib
and the blur
"Amonn those who
John ll.
Reagan. the Only aurylving member ol
l’AltlB. llooillubur liwlt llilli been
learned that the French government
has circa John ti. Gauldwoil. director
of art! at tho Parle Exposition. who
United
Btulce.‘bptin the“ cubical. of the solo
The French
minister of fine mo has expressed the
desire of the [ornament to secure OX"
om pics at the, art or American pointers
ted, Staten, for the
incumbent“
' to 0.
harbor is a beautiful circular buy. into
one end or which the river runs. Bo-
hind the bluff the river forms it small
harbor. and then it decreases rapidly
in size no you proceed inland. ’i‘wo
more than a creek. One evening, aitcr
hopper. I had taken a couple ol'youni;
ladies for a row. Dusk found an about
a mile from the hotel on our ‘wny home.
As I was rowing. my back was to the
stream. Suddenly the girl steering
cried out. ‘Graciouu me. what's that?’
“Turning. I new in the gleaming what
deemed a wall of phoephorooccnt water
some two feet high. it was rushing to-
grabbed for the cure.
to alt perfectly atlll. in a aecond it
ntruck us. and it struck up hard.
the boat. and tho frightened glrm
screaming. jumped on the thwarts.
of upsetting.
“The river was covered with
from bank to bank. like a gigantic not
looping quickniltcr.
acorn jumped into in: boat and imp
its entire length.
to
<3
_
tor want on. "liorrlng have it count
onpmr called. 1 think. monk llllll.
hunt them ”in school» and dummy til
harlot byliunilrod , ,.
‘ lumen f
. ll
loco. limit-it one of the
the . item-Moi" d
-h
a: pulse tie" pore
t rub on alter or
i their on
mile» above the harbor it is scar-rely.
word as. and thinking is must be a all“
al wave or something of that kind. i;
There W113 nol
time to reach the allure. on i hold the
boat bend on to the advancing wave. nt
the some time warning my companions
riot)
in twou nndthrcoa began to jump into
i
implored them to hit down and to keep
perfectly kill]. for the boat rocked fear-
iully. and we were in imminent unllfior
lliill
dine box. and it we had (ironstone over
among them, knowledge of. cumming
would not have been of the slightest
use. The filrlil linally quieted down,
and Wu were able to watch the spec
tools without tear. it won the strung-
out of olnhtu. Down the stream to the
bay. tho river «named a mafia of "Hull.
The head or the
line was lilo ynrds beyond no. it mov-
ing, llvlng lino of ii lit. Fiah by the
no buoy pitchinu them out, i thrust
my our down into the victor. upd you
could feel their bodies leaning against
riuauy. however.
the stream cleared enough for me to
row again, and we returned to our lio—
‘l'l'hc explanation of tho phenomenon
mm eomparntivoly almple." the norm-t
“they
hen the monk
1 or
mm. A.
into
one that could. tied as from the notion.
to plague. I couldn't and bad to only
through. .,
“it was an awful experience. The
l water in the river ran like glue and so
. impregnated the water otthe outer boy.
ithat bathing for awhile wos’out of"
tho question. You ate. drank, blunt
and curried fish. Fish were in the 0.0an
weather and in the storm. The sum.
‘uicr or 1884 hi. York harbor has since
been known un‘thc utale link summer."
r—New York Tribune. ' ‘
CHINESE SERVANTB.
Mm: pomona’rpit of ten think only
of ()bluuuu-u as domeutlc servants. bil-
cuuuc a (fhinnac‘womiinccrvant in thin
country is almoat’uulinown. 'l‘ hi'io'
not the. cube, however. in upon."
come of the most oflivinnl sort/outdo!
that country helm: from China. A‘
merchant from thin country onga ed
in bunlucuk for several yearn in To v0
awn-oily: rctnrncd homo, ln‘lnglhx‘ ’wltit
him two Chinese women all nurses tb‘
his: children. lip uaya it bi continuity
in Japan to plum: the ‘ very young
children in charge of (lhlnoo’o iiuril‘o'l‘.‘
and when they ul'o older to employ.
.lnpanoac women. The reason stroll it
that the Chinese women uro‘ cor lth-
mi ill the earn of turbine... The. Chi bub
uurim extinct» in take entire (though of.
a child. preparing ‘cverythlnfi it'coti‘;
filial ii'iiuhink lid olol.lltiil.l‘,'r 9”“an
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