“n.0,
"no
bl , .
‘ bolisbiug’ them; legacies
charitable.) religious; literary. '
tionnl . , rectanwiii . not b .
. ore, which islaterestln
up, porbuplldlot animation to til
" _ s can render” 000mm“ in blue
e 'b”8tn,tsmeriio1uf
dam-Many changes-of ‘
Will ,‘be Made—a
go acme: of Tax.
of uly many of the spec
lie cruel Revenue De-
V public will be at
, eyed of part of the noun.
* which, has been . borne
actusred tobacco uow."‘or.
will be for the some amount
at, except for a twenty per
, ealer who has paid the full
hi stock and who has a stock
than 510. can secure a re-
the amount paid above the new
, These forms are fur-
ut the. internal Revenue office
uncovering the present and
the applicant. his standing
‘0 munity, the number of chil~
. .1115. the color 01 his hair. and
or o'r'not he has ever seen Blou-
be Boston suspected murderer.
, of his trunks or his bicycle.
b New Haven Register.
(1 rate was twelve cents a
tide manufactured tobacco. The
at is the same. with a rebate of
ty‘ ,ricent. This will appeal to
‘_ storekeepers. whose stock
,‘ about $0.75. All cigar menu
is must file an inventory with
ernal revenue officers on the
very July, at any event. giving
emeut of the amount of cig~
hand and in process. the
tobacco on hand and other
udlng a sworn statement of
or of nails they use in every
goods.
3 been reduced in tax. The.
llllpi'obably contain the some
proportions of liquid and
But the brewers will pay twen»
Vents less on each barrel in tax.
._ ave been paying $2 a barrel
7% per cent. discount. They will
pay $1.60 not. which is just twen-
dents less than $1.05. the former
persons having adhesive revenue
mpsfto the amount of $2 worth on
“ 'may secure repayment by the
lit. by simply filling out
for their claims. These forms
c obtained .111 the silica. The
.e ,rnent allows each applicant to
_ lld‘tWO cents as a guarantee of good
, ‘ lit) for a postage stamp to send the
' ,,_llls in Washington. himself. Then
h it blame himself if the claims do
“ at there.- They return promptly
and have often been received
This applies to check stamps as well
the others. No. lib-cont. lioent. 4-
but. iii-cent. 80-nent and 33 stamps
l be‘sold at the internal Revenue
fllce'ufter this Week. These stamps
avobeen recalled by the government.
condom] twocent stamps will still
,sold. ‘for they are still useful.
WM'o‘ne cent a pint for n11 spark—
1‘18 wines. has been retained with two
tiller more than one pint.
ll ' he lax on‘lelearaph messages of
' outline been rescinded. and bust
ll Gli‘ffflllrrojolco that they will no
.Vuervbeoompnllod to find a copper
.1 (Mile boy With the "teenage. The
tendon of‘ the men who framed the
bat-to make, the telegraph com-
psy that cant. ‘
Valli): on‘Veitprean receipts. which
Nicolle, hfl‘VeRbcou paid by the ox-
: . Minimaliulll likewise been re
has the fun on bank
do has the flirt uii"?rhowlng
rm. V — Au»
m.
, to he closed
need l a wheel it will
’ til «flit. as it
. ics. powers of, uttdrney. promissory
it‘ll;
, is.;mrtlcuiurly engrossed. .
ut these taxes have been ‘wrepeaio ,
altogether. «with , those already them.
It nod: Bills of inning for export.
do stony sortpexcept handset in:
annuity. certificates of damage and of
deposit. certificates not otherwise spec-
ified, charter party..commarcini bruit-7
er. sight drafts. insurance taxes,‘leus~
es. manifests for Custom House entry,
money orders. mortgages or_ convey-
ances 'in trust, perfumery and" seamst-
notes, proprietary medicines, protests,
telephone messages, warehouse re-
calms,
, While the tax on commercial brok-
ers has beenrepeeled. the bucket shop
prbprietors getdt all. Their tax is
raided. Dealers in stocks on margin
will now pay a tax of $50 a year. The
tax on sleeping and parlor our tickets
is retained at the present rate of one
cent. Tea will still pay a customs
duty of ten cents per pound. Dealers
alu tobacco $12. manufacturers of tobac-
hnd manufacturers of. cigars $6 to
h paWnbrokers $20. proprietors of
lip alleys or billiard rooms. 36 for
ii iii ey or. table, proprietors of pub-
11 ‘Exhibitions :10. and drafts. time or
s or exchange inland. will still be
taxed tWo cents for- each $100.
“‘{Ilhere are other items as well that
have not been changed. but those here
given have the most general interest.
Altogether. the life of the clerks at
the office of internal Revenue. with
the deputies. will be strenuous for the
next two weeks.
BARKER GETS FIVE YEARS.
Received the Verdict Without Any
Emotion.
NEW YORK. June 27—»Thomus G.
0 Barker was today sentenced to the
penitentiary for five years for assault
with intent to kill the Rev. John Kel~
her. in Arlington, N. .‘i.
Barker board the sentence appar-
ently without emotion. He was at
once taken back to the county jail. Af
ter his removal his attorneys said that
nothing had been decided in regard to
taking an appeal to the Supreme
Court. or to obtaining bail for the pris-
oner. The sheriff said that he will not
be taken away at presenh
LABOR CONF RENCE iN ANBONIA.
ANSONlA. June 27——-A conference
was held between the Farrel Foundry
& Machine Company and a committee
of its striking employees. yesterday af-
ternoon. in an effort to find a satisfac-
tory settlement of the difficulty. The
conference lasted about two hours and
a half. No adjustment was reached.
The Farrel Foundry & Machine Com-
pany planted itself behind the declara-
tion of principles of the Metal Trades‘
Association, whichxrefuses to arbitrate
differences with men on strike. but
premises the men that if they would
return to work they would deal with
them fairly and honorably and would
give to the men positions as far as
they bud them to give. Smoothing like
thirty new men have been brought in~
to the factory and most of those new
men are still here. _
At their meeting this morning the
strikers received the report of their
committee. and while declining to talk
about the matter. if is known that the
strike will be continued.
CLOUDBURST AT BLUEFIELD.
BLUEFIELD. W. Van. June 27~A
cloudburat over Coaldale. Simmons
(iroek and Pocahontas wrought consid-
erable duniaue. last night. ‘ Pocahon-
tas was flooded. the yards covered
with mud and several hundred reel of
truck washed out. Damage fee the
yard is about 81.000. There is no
doubt that much of thetempornry re-
pairs ure so damaged as to greatly de»
lay frame on the section between Fin-
ale and Vivian. information lames-
re.
KEYSER. W. Va.. June '27-'4th
advices from the New Creek valley.
which was inundated by a cloudburst.
last night. indicate that no lives ware
oat.
PAELSENGERS FROM LUSITANIA.
ST. JOHNS. N. 11.. June 27~The first
train load of passengers from tho
wracked steamer lnIsituniu. three hun-
dred in number. started at 11 o‘clock
today for Port-Audlasunea. where they
will be transferred to the steamer
Bruce. which will take them to Syd-
ney. c. B.
TELaPHONE OPERATOR SUI-:8.
STAMFORD. June lelsiissbotb Au
extender. a telephone operator employe
ed by the Bentham New England
Telephone Oompubyihu biennial suit
against the Stamford street Railway
for 06.000 Ilamnxea for injuries receiv-
ed‘Junc 30. 1900. The plaintiff alleles
which she
I:
CAPTAIN 01301.6 DEM).
_ mandolin: 10.10 .mowmn w.
ll. Dibble. axed eighty-owe. o well.
known, resident of thin city. tiled at
his home here. this morning. He was
well known for his extensive tannins
and fruit raising.
Wu
and retained injuries
lilill suffered since. .
Mil. today. .
”Tli'nek“‘m°”i‘b"'lh
v v ‘ a ." ,
The , V doom
‘ the "9tone*‘ralber fe .
principal stocks gettlnzfiuck to the
, Oil Prefer»
is. Ilcn‘dsjw'ero quiet and
WALL. STREET. 1 fp. m.—-The selling
was rarewas renewed all around the
room and the whole list ‘fell below the
The ceiling. of
loans threw securities on the. market
forcelng the lean rat up to loper cent
and the beers Joined in ~the selling.
The severest sufferers were recent
that she was run dunno! A‘trolley car.
from
Charles in. Glnpllhm wont to. bridge-i
if ,
n decrementthstwf e Bevel .
. uhl-‘Bauk'bad close it doors
the market suddenly week. up
nuidation all around. .St. P. Id ‘11
12%. and Manhattan...8uzar ml.
stocks uuickly lost a‘ point.
orders weld l‘ililhe
recovery was - most marl;
Paul. Business .000
lowest; American Linseed
red dropped 3
irregular.
previous low point.
speculative favorites. Manhattan
Eastern
‘vomv'e eucmmona.
Reported over private was of
Am. Cot. 011.31 31 ~ 3074.
Am. 8. R. 00.. 144% 145% 142
Atchison 86% Still. 84%
Atchlsou 1)qu 1031.5, 104 1025i.
Bait. & Ohio 107 107 106
Bklyn.l,l.'l‘.. 81% 82% 8051!,
Con. of N. .l. 105 ‘
Cites. & Ohio iii 48
Chl.'& N. W. 200 21“)
Chi. B. & Q. 196%
(3.1.1.10: St. 1’ 17:1
Chi. R. l. & P. 167
0.0.0. & 8t. 1.. 87
Del Ev. Hud. C 185
11. s. Steel 48k;
U. S. Steel mo. 08%
Lou. Iii Nash. 108%
Nor. a Wes. 51%
Vlan. Cbnsol 124%
Metropolitan 173%
M. K. it T. pfd. 62%
Miss. Fun. 110%
Nat. Lead Co. 22143
N. Y. C. & H. 158 168% 156%
N. Y. 0. & W. 30% 36% 361.4
Pac. Mail . ll .
Pennsylvania 150% 160% 140%
People's Gas 117% 118% 116%
Phil. a Read. 14% 14% 13%
P. l: Rpfd. 78 78%, 77%
Son. Railway 32%. 32%
Sou. Ry. old. 86% 86%
Sou. Pacific. 58% 59
Term. C. & l. 87% 67%
U. 3. Leather 13% 13%-
ll. 8. Les. old. 78
U. 8. Rubber 21K. 21 21
Union Pacific 1091.9 new. tofu.
Lin. Pnc. old. 90% 90% 90K
Wabash. pfd. 43 43 11%
West. Union 921/. 927.1. 0215
t
47%
199
17-134
167%
87%
48%
98%
109%
51%
125%
174%
62%
120% 118%
22% .23
170%
164
86%
47%
97%
109%
50
121 1.6
172%
61%
small incomes.
re V0“ “88 .
uiur museums.
0‘—
his Bishop “in a hole." or. as
him in a cavity,” naked in open
“do you know any cast r‘fde‘y'f"
SUBURCAN" #1.! I NOR.
Mrs:
travel“!
First Kantian-whiff that eye
use, .leu Perkinn'n‘ boo-sierra ,
JVVuaecoud Kahuna-finch
2 , amount
01?? shouldn't 1? l have
Bencbwblfl also die suddenl
Bucky-«Die suddenly? one
at all. Her niece tilted me.
for
ore. " ..
. ll. ..
Missouri
Ari Pacific over twopoints. . Menuhin“
‘ ,WALL STREET. scone—Supporting
, . Ii into theianflfiWd
large sums of call money rivers loaned at
six, per cent, causing a ,rebound ,
prices of‘e point in many stocks. The
V in Manhnt
.lan. Missouri Pacific, Sh or and 8t.
mil dull again and
rishflsome of the
an extreme decline of 4 Chicago A:
lillnois 4%. St, Paul. Union
Pacific Texas It Pacific [own Central
Preferrred. Rock island and Sugar has
tween 3 and f and the New York. public
utilities. Smelling. American Tobacco.
Atcbison. Twin City. Rapid Transit.
Norfolk and Western: Delaware lb
Hudson. People‘s Gas Tennesaee Coal
and Amalgamated Copper 2 to 2%.
When the bears covered they rallied
prices in some at the leaders from 1 to
2 points and the trading again stagnat-
ed.
Bohme. commissfdn broker. Burt: O
Corbrti‘s block. South Norwelk:
WASHINGTON. June IVE—Govern-
ment receipts: From internal revenue
$835. 050: customs 8477. 895: miscel‘
luneous $34. 114: expenditures 81.295.-
000‘ .-
THROUGH ADVERTiSlNG.
it is estimated that'thcrc are 13.01»:
000 families In the United States. and
of those nearly onehalf have only
As prospective pun
chasern of a large class of articles the
possessors of modest means are quite
as important as are these with greater
u is safe to, lay um a
larger proportion of the whole popula-
tion are readers of a penny newspaper
of the first class than of the most pop—
lt is practicable to
advertise on article thoroughly in a
community only by the use of I popu-
lar newspaper.Phlladciphiu Record.
WILLING TO HEAR or IT.
A Methodist critic. wishing to put.
Dr. W..-
linm Everett would say. "to deposit
in; whether or not the Bishop cantata
the mnferenco in a Pullman our... _
"Yea.“ replied the Bis op. cheerfully.
Jonssmnous yo 0 husband
urn. Brown-74:11. no"; Line «um his
“Eb"‘mxm :0 ”buff“? ll." 0
I» ,. curiae: vs , ,u .
M M baptism.
. m sevens vc. ’
,Wi , _
Tia»,
armed
er “-
in
Goodrich.
quarters.
111de men.
made
and quiet.
night.
If. A.
30%
144
85%
103%
1.06%
bi.
165
47%
199
19hb§
172
165
8614
165
48
98
108%
my.
123
173
61%
120
22
157%
can
41
149%
117
44%
race is over.
21
108
90%
42
02%
stamp?”
and replied:
on b deformiti
"8am"
meef- “id:
regular mark
the day i
oltlten.
" 1' ' i
an m
- activity. 'rb0c
shortly before 7 o'clock.
, yeah. my u
n.
”I. ‘ ma :II‘
1010353001031
rimmn rowers were
batter breakfast there was a genera
e .resruntil 10 o'clockr'wb‘en Coach star.»
_~ : row summoned tile’lvnrslty men to del
' liver» a short. earnest talk.
conferences were. held with the four
our and freshmen crews.
immediately after the, 'varsity men
got out their shell and the freshmen
did likewise. They rowed up the riv-
er 200 yards and then started on a race
for an equal distance. Mr. Stormw's
pistol” shot was the signal for the start.
The freshmen splashed-some. but too
“varsity pulled like a unit. (in this trial
as we'll- us on the two which were held
the ’varsity eight finished perceptibly
abeadrof the youngsters. The latter
returned to the bout house and took a.
good rub down by order of Coach Dave,
1
Similar
. A few more racing starts for the
’varslty. and they too returned to
The four-cared crew next .
went out and indulged in a number of
short spurts in the‘ river just above
Red Top. While they were out a launch
containing Secretary of the Navy Long ’
arrived at Red Top pier. and was greet-
ed with much enthusiasm by the list-
He was accompanied by,
three Harvard men. Messrs. Fisher.
Goldsmith and Dr. Brown. The party
came from the U; S. S. Dolphin, which
is anchored near the finish line.
visitors remained about a quarter of
an hour and then passed down the
river.’ None of the crews was out over
fifteen minutes this morning. The re-
mainder of the day until the hour of
racing. will be spent in perfect rest
Coach Storrow refused 1.0
make any statement except to say that
the men all were in good physical trim.
At the Yale quarters the men were
up at 'f o'cloclu having gone to bed
about 9:30 . Everybody had a good
The
in striking codify; at Red Top.
the Yale men spent til
in lolllnv; about the piazza of the quar-
ters. and in reading audiolking. There
were some visitors. so that the pro
gram which Head C och Alien wished
to carry out was easi y observed. The
main featurewss the absolute rest of
the men. Not only have they gone out
on the river up to 11 o'clock. but it is
orolmhle that they “will not put their
“out in a boat until the hour of racing
arrives. Couch Allenaaid to the as-
sociated Press cons" ndont that the
- weight of his men hfi changed little
during the past few days. They were
to enter the race. he said. at about 110.
and he considered that thler physical
shape was satisfactory.
men will eat as usual today. .
o‘clock they will be given a light
luncheon. which will. suffice until the
morning hours
The Yale
About 4
At 7 o‘clock this Inbrnlhg. the. wind
that blow from the southwest and up
the river troubled thelgoachers at both
quarters; but the assurance in given by
the native. "residents
apt to subside toival'd
the afternoon. espec ally about the
time bf the 'varsity race. At the noon
hour in fact. it had gone down notice
ably. and there were fewer white cups.
The high water mark at the starting
point will be reached at 6:18 this even-
ing. but lb water will begin to run
down the river one hour earlier.
BOY WAs KEEN.
.8131?” breeze is
clatter part of
06.
no
.
The Stump Speculator is Foxy. But
"There Are Others."
The other day a ten-year-old boy
of the newsboy class stepped up to a
stamp window of the Hartford post~
office and standing on tip-toes, said.
as be handed in a Meal stamp of the
Pan-American series, with the steam»
bout upside down:
"Say. mister. is that any good of n'V
“Sam" looked at the deformed stamp
"Boy. 1’" give you ten cents for
this stamp." “Sam“ was playing foxy.
he knew there was a premium on
"All right." shouteflthe little fellow;
as he again timoed for the dime. and '
then vanished as
gulped him up.
was enthusiastic. as“ he
thought he had secured one of the
very few stamps that outcome print-
ed with the steamer wrong side up.
He didn't examine the stump very
closely. but circulated it among the
office employees for inspection.
: Boon there was a ripple of merrb
mom that finally burst into a shout.
“8am" looked up and when some one
“You're soft. 'Baml‘
if the earth had
You're a
The speculum in
p.
”Flinn" thinks more one "trick-
I.“ trades" but hint; .
_ , . W. , , ,
All AUTHORITYVVQ.” WEM’NER.
“Never see slch April weather since
was born.“ said the rural
0
fresh stamps began to‘ think something“
was wrong. lie examined the little
, printed square of paper and then die '
covered that the artful youngster bed;
neatly out out the “seminal from at
regular stamp and then had nklllfuily
peeled it back witbvtbe atoms:- keel
in
me.“ chimed in another. j
lama" noihln' lllmlt. before." said furl
l .' " ‘ ‘
"I 00mm." said the, oldest citizen
off '19 town; ”Thur one a terminal
Apt-liner in 183:; a June frost in “it;
n ',
Ida whalin‘ his
0.
Wags
'WHI’I‘E if.“y.‘SKI‘IrI‘S, ELAN
'i.'
‘fiRTRAM & “YA",
Once upon a. time there lived in Chi-
cago. 111.. a little boy who would not
go to school.
instead of beating him his parents
appealed to his civic pride.
"Unless you go to school." said they.
“you won't be counted in the school
census. and the school census is often
used as a basis for estimating the pop-
ulation of ourl‘i'eautiful city!"
At this the lfitle’boy wontwto school
so assiduously“ that his mind became
affected.
\ "Alas!" cr-ledilyl‘lie-parenfs. for now.
when it was .togxlute. they perceived
the unwlsdouug’ofysoarlng the. rod.
. ._-., W
Continuum of
i" M...
re».
dill
.u-
and $4.98.
80 TENDER
succulent and fine flavored are our
meats that customers regarl them as
the standard of quality. When they
buy elsewhere they find that quality of
the meat purchased is not so good as
obtained here. Prices are as high.
however. .
OUR MEATS
are cut from young animals. not from
farm stock condemned to die because
it has outgrown Its usefulness.
A great many lbargains offered
in this department. Skirts from
98c. to $15; Suits from $5 to $18.
Word: double the price that’s ask~
ed for.
nun-I...
New csurunv Instruct.
Proprietor,
Adam Steinmid.
inn 1. _
BUSINESS Bill 2
111111! ' ,
Men’s $9.00 Blue Ser on.
very nicely made, onl a cw
left, and they go at a 5 note.
A Crash Suit for men—the
coolest article in sweltering
‘ Hundreds of pair-d and prettcist
designs. Special offerings in this
departmen“; 59c. to $6.00 per» pair.
.llomeiuber f
Romainber
weather~with the price . .. .
meltedto $1.75.; ‘ "um
Put the boy in a Washable ’ . a
Suit—pith Io much easier to '
keep him cleanly—4n linen. or
crash Ive ofi’er'suitx from age.
Washable Knee Pants {01"
the you? affront 3:912. ..
yurso 13¢.perph2 , ..
‘M‘fmm‘ . . -- W‘s-locusoicv ....
Men’s White' Yachting. shown. 1. N". ’1 g lining. filament.
Caps, 15c. _ . , 1. in! war-mm It.’ to. NW ink.
- Boy’s-Capturin- You can ‘
. crown the ion! in fine style for
V,
a...
1H0 Krie
M.“ 39" 1‘ ‘
I
‘ Dear Friend: . . V
This in a little coalition sctisc
a little dime here.
order" storing, the tailorin the
clothihg’V ordered new for m0
0-.
D in n
“5?."
II. 10199
Trimmed flats—Our entire
stock of hats divided, into dllferedt
lots and marked $1.98. $2.98, $3.98
Small Deposition and One Dollar
don the Prince i‘llbertsuii in flicfzill.
it is between seasons rather, nmiilicrcgs
lace. “ it "is
l J
$1.:l5. .
. . E FLOUNCE, . . . . .
WHITE P. k. SKIRTS, Haul/v courthouse espouse, ,. . W with
WHITE epic SKIR'I"S.;.'I‘II1MMIIDWarIIINSIIndI-Ne . . . .1 Wm
WHITE RpKtfiii-IRTSpFLOUNCE AND iNSIIR'rINI; . . . $3.50.
WHITE P. a. SKIRTS, FLOUNCE ANZD THREE ROWS INSERTING, . . $4.75.
WHITE ekILLIANTINE SKIRTS. Milton IN THE LATEST STYLE . $7.00.
WHITE BRoADCLOT‘I—I SKIRT, DEAU'LIFULLY MADE AND TRIMMED $8.50.
PLAIN CRASH SKIRTS, . . . 4 .. . . . i- . 750.
PLAIN CRASH SKIRTS. GOOD QUALITy. . . “ $005. “
ALL LINEN CRASH SKIRTS. runner), . $0.00.
. ALL LINEN CRASH SKIRTS. FLOUNCE, . . . . . . $3.50.
ALL LINEN CRASH SKIRTS, FLOUNCE. ’l‘RlMMEl) WI'l‘l-l Will'i‘E / . $3.00.-. v _
ALL LINEN CRASH SKIRTS. FLOUNCE. TRIMMED WITH LINEN BANDS, $3.50. 1
ALL LINEN CRASH WALKING SKIRTS, . . . . . . . $4.05.
V NAVY AND WHITE, AND umca AND WHITE DUCK SKIRTS. $1.25 to $3.75. ,
SILK (IINGHAM SKIRTS, . . . . . . . ., $3.50., .
. Housefurnlshiug Dept. _ ., .
CURTAIN S'rnn'rcruans, . .. «‘1‘. » :3. . . . f $1.35.
e—anr jAPANNED SPRINKLERS‘ .~ . . ‘ -‘39'0.
NICKEL TEA KETTLES mu OIL srovns, 090.
wun‘r. WASH BRUSHES. ». . "Mfr“ 3:50.
FINE QUALITY WHISK BROOM. . . . . ~ 3' .50.: ‘
FLY 'I‘RAPS, 100.1,
WIRE FLY KILLERS, . . 1.00.
34311207. GARDEN SETS. I . . 230.
SAND PAILS AND SHOVELS. r . . 50.
STEEL 'raownLS . ‘ . . . .
.5c..
91'
,x
shingfon Strait.
0111'. to sale-
Silk calamities. hbhdsomg chi»
ors. pink. blue, old rose,.ceriit¢;‘“lto
close out for $4M, worth $20.00.
Mercerizcd pettiooats, accord-
ion pleat mills, argond‘bottonyMl
colors ; :Vto Effgriptfl $1.48, ;. worth
$4: . I ‘5 ‘ ‘
Two-piece Was"“‘.i;8uits; a big
variety of these. tile suits for. V
boys. at 49c; better ones at 65c. '
and 98c. ‘
Our entire lot of Fine Silk
_Waists, most of them wortlifito
and $12; quite a good ”pertinent
to be had yet, although a great
many have been sold on pastfew
'days. To close out {ottoman
$07-98-
e
be Place and
Our Terms:
Weill
Pail. ‘ *
Nonvalk. €0.00. hill ’
Jig»
chat in the ‘icllow‘dlit dill
Tb}: little" to”
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