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mime-t.
‘l‘. .. rut‘: WIN ‘. \,\‘ I‘..e nnrl‘n‘ suir
w .-.r 2.. In: M prld" lulu slept
. ‘. n . \f' .. high in oil,
I «.- .; -. I l In". . .\!’\lll"3 nre.
I » I. I._ I: “I‘a'ItlIIrrclttir
.- .- I-l v'.:II- iIst‘I crept
o It» : ~tnt‘1-;\\‘I.\“rl".g.
.\ r- IlIvefi'J‘r «I'Yi'Iwall;
't 5 3.. I .. In» :uu‘xl of Mn:
‘. VII. in I at 'I l li'i‘ winu‘.
I ~~ ~ . II‘I I-Ii inIm-iy on;
"11 \»
\\ I x in Ii".\‘lli"l‘.tlll
. "u:II'II-(\I‘V‘hI'tII‘IIIod.
,\ I. rt< I! \\ . I
L... 't‘llilr‘ln III-trim
I' ... L-I‘I,.IuI I.‘iriIi~\’i!it
I ' :II..- I
._. ~ I. l II‘II l! Iwr nll'p. stir My.
~ I I' I: l.’ . l'I’l i‘I tour-Il-
. g - I I huh -.'-‘.I).
\ ‘ "‘. -\ \ y‘
ll’ n l I; o‘er ix» ’II-Iy,
» - I; .I.lig Whit.
\ II . -\ II I: :-I: i ~I~r.-‘
l'I ‘.1.'l:I~\~ I'IiwIil<—
I . . . I v..-
3 i.r Ir.“ I ~lt‘” II \rI-
\. .Iguun I' :1. ‘\l" -'~- .,
II. no...” .wep: Ilium;
—-I‘.‘II "(I .J I .\e- ‘.\ «II 3 ‘l'
ROS l'S ENGA NT.
.- 6111\11.
‘lI. .: I .:l \lr l‘itI'LI l. ‘what
lr~ - II 4.. I. I...“ l up fur! Alli‘l l‘
u‘u‘ .: ; l.\
'11 1‘1. fItL: r Nllxl lll'l thrifty. wzfe.
“ l‘lI- } (I -I\I -' 1.:I4I‘vuipi‘1v ll.“ “'ileIW
g. as 1‘ I‘ ..'I.;t»\\,_I\1I, II it I_\ "
‘lr l‘.!.:lI-r whmhd xvlily
" l‘III \~r\ ' ’ I...I.l he. ‘ln my young
3... '\-‘ i, . n \\ II:.In It hI-V-Iizly~
I. Ix'I I lI} I. 11“" hrl ch. stout
or::\ ”III: »\I
l l." I- ,I-I;-»_ hither," said his “lip.
h _ . .II _\
,\ .: It \ ‘n\\ ,‘ Ir the lIIIllv‘r. though." h
n. l flu-I1”. {ll'lI‘L .‘l‘ he tZI‘E into hit
on .In u. Ii.i drove lt-\ l).
lI I . ~I:l ll ma, " w'lilt a start
.1 Il git Ell"
31". I l I ‘ tutti-l r‘nmy. “Always
:in Ir . II “I- lei-it I\pI'I‘t l.iin T“
v I ._-_ .-.' il.~ way I; In.“ and Mn.
‘ r pun; I\\t‘r 11..I top If the id;
,u .I. !: I!» up; 1 . \. ‘ .\ii l lIII \IIIII‘I
l» I $2.! 1.:.!II'I lll'l!‘ "
l I. .~ I; p w- he ‘11 1qu .11 In; ~ wn?‘
NI 1 l. 5
:l I .» Ii Ily tu lull i-‘nt- ll'.i.'Iy
m: w :!Z_v.
l'n Afr. I 1: «It.
" .I P. I, \\ III’I _\ I. ll-I‘ll
I~ I ' .It It \\ Is'ii'l _\.Iil “11‘ \\ role
I I! I 91. ‘. l y \u If" ~II.Il
l ' I: II‘I v11" rI. Inly llIi' lm.
' ' \ II .I\ If st‘lII-Iill)‘ 'l‘IIli‘l
y l I I I ur do for you tc
‘ .
'i ix IIIII! IIlNI rt‘e.l
l . "- rl Izixq‘w- “ Ma.
I ~ ‘: .. y-r on the
I \ I ' .l. l l I l.l\e lllt‘ li.Ill‘I\
“I, I I ~ .‘ I ll '
i . ‘ ~ I, \Il' yIt hurt ttllfi'I
, ‘7" . ~ \‘ ~ \ll“ HI I lI‘ l. l‘lt‘
III \‘ l .\\ I l ‘I-\ ll films
.I I~ 'n~ till . lln~ lilll"
It“ »I
H! II 1 1: \l “ 1 IN“ in \ilI‘l‘
l'\.“- ' I‘ i I‘I: ‘ “l‘li lilnny. we
“II - I~II-ltt..t..:IIII.IIIIIInt.“
' ' i 'I‘ (It 'll'l l'\ III' 111 It now," “Alt,
1: .I . l . YI! ! ._ III-nus llll\ IIIiIizitII
\\ .. ‘ : !l; .. .l.\.Il-Il l-I-tweI-e
L. .I ' ' . v -' th- In~ui \vln
. I I I . ‘ E II llll‘ I‘ IlIitiIlln til
1‘ i \ I I .I. IlIIl lllt‘ lu-
.t .. ' 2; .12 I'. lIllII III Ilhfl \tllh
\. [no—lit ~ t “ llu ll lIIlI lwII III; vi" \\ by.
lIlI I ‘7
"\I ._. .. '- . \I.t’ \.l‘. 1 In“
tail 1 . \
“l I I I \l'~ l ' l' "l \\I‘liIlI!l
lfl '\A 'Ii ‘I I 11.00:"
1~' l i- l \ I \llIl ll I‘.\.
‘1‘. I .I \h'. l. . ,. :Il ‘ .\l l. .\IItl
“.II t ‘ ll . .. .‘ l couldn‘t rtlr I
file}
“I MI“. ‘1‘. h ..l_ in a way. taken
ll.I~ilI:I»Ilul {III Il'. II .vwnhuzls. ln
s Ii: 4U» .. III- -d 1.... no of l’IIrVIew t‘IIn-
tor. \\llI rI- iiII-rr I3» rI~ II: lII.III rue glflrl to
may ITI‘IJ l‘ I\ hit that it
cInIry to l I \lll’ tli» In leIt in order
to get in IrrIeIl
ie \III: I; ll- I‘l.
\\\‘II
.\I. i i..... who i. r1u.:. E‘I“\I'\. the younger
l. .=l (I I1 l.) I|:.\I\I ;- 1 It In.ItnInoIIiIIl udvrrx
t.~I:..I:Il. ,
.\lr l'llvllt‘r “as lit‘pl ill ignorance. 'l‘llfi’
“Iris It’l‘vt’luurllll) I‘r'l'lrtlll that " pa " would
dI~Ipproyr of their new departure "perhaps
even go so far It. to forlvid It. up and down.
" .\l.I.“ on the I-I-IIIrIIry. hither liked the r0.
ni'llieo \E'IEEIU thin;
‘11 the young lllIlll Is in earnent.“ said
she ‘unl I don‘t see any reason why he
IIIIIIIZIEII I L» » It may be ttll axeellent settle
on n: f.
.\1 ILII- wood of footsteps on the door
Huhv'. r‘_.:.:Iy lied precipitIitelv. Iii-ell sank
-." liIIaIl.“
purring. on the IIziirI-lolh sofa, and Mix.
l'iiI lu r lIuelenI d to :Inawer the kIII'I-lc.
“1 ‘III S .‘ll. l'llt‘lli r lit‘t‘ llt‘rl 1’"
tall y. on: man. witlr sandy hair. a mus.
mile in mulch, and pIIle-liltn II) vs \‘t'llt‘d
l‘t lIIliIl ~pt t'litt'lt‘F‘I
52nd II
“He dun-I.” fIIllt‘rlngly answered Mrs.
l'ItI‘hI r. “Please to \\ alk in. My daugh—
ter Is in the parlor."
“Perhaps" sttlil tLeyoung III:II\.lIII.~ilal-
ingly. ‘jit might be well to explain toyI-u
that 1—"
".\'o explanations are an-essary.“
Mrs. l’ili‘l-I r. :Ipd
tlunied. "NIII qtlllt' underatnnds.
to walk thin the parlor.
ll I‘lr."
eaid
growing more more
l’lv-arf’
You'll [ind her
lion. sitting exactly in the centre of the
haircluth sofa. looked not unlike a mouse
in a trap. \\ ho vvuuld'kin escape if it could.
The young man set down his .valiee and
bowed stlflly.
" I hope I see you well. miss.
“ Pretty well." etammered Bonn.
And then followed on awful silence.
lttu could have jumped out of the with
low it it hadn‘t been for tho- geranium. She
Iould have taken refuge through the door
italic had not been inwardly oertsin thet
Funny In in hi hug heck of the hing...
she could not go up the chimney like I
draught of air -. neither could the valid
into a crock II! Ila floor. 80 sh.- sat then
sold he.
-a 4_ ..
SOUTH
NORW’ALK, CONN.
T1 11’ RSDAY, AUG EST, 13
1885
WHOLE N0. 772
« 0h.
ll'llI‘.
‘ livu‘lly.
lli \\I~ llt‘l't‘
you, Y ‘Ill‘
<I.II-» III
II
Mid the your»; man. “ \Vell.
the thing thcit will suit
n-I\t neighbor lIelIIw vhlrs.
in» tIlII-n l‘\.\ I‘I\}\it‘i of it. and
It “'J‘ .I.. who r-‘I‘I'lll‘ill‘llvlt‘ll iIIelocullhere.
A l‘\"lI‘-i- t-I with till the
very
cookery how‘s. re.
.IiIIl lil ieti It~Il IlIrIIiIflr-Iut,
.l-Isuu .\ souvenir
-:‘ hide or the kitch-
in n youu‘
t‘ll‘ Is Ill p wiry
IIIIII Il IllIi I
slilm worthy of :I p-Il
cn-IlrI-w-r. or men II!
In only \
I pLII‘II
ladies. hII-I lo:r And it {or literary excel-
lence A “
ll'III lIIiiquII was lllll«I‘\\‘ nI-Il :It list; he
was auillvn ntly \IIliilIle now.
It me started to he r (III I
" \rc IiII um :I lIIIIIlI .g. m. “ \hc cried.
" 'l'h-Ii ~ In} l ‘l\ in .._ lit lInowlel
cl thc \ I‘l"; In \ll_ iiII'yt’IppiuI; sneril dif-
ft‘l‘d‘; \‘I‘
llllil.
-Iml vol it. s o‘ the “(‘nniplr'lt
\ ‘ \Vill yIIII IlI
CI .Il llizs l- I. I "‘
excitedly I‘i’iIId Rosa.
.lt‘
.\ ll I I“ I. I-i’v- ”
liI l' 'lI‘-I‘ ‘II lI
" XI iwIIn‘tl"
“l l\ trIIIIl.
ll It
only .III‘II convinco you
and llII<.i.
‘ l l
tl.::I‘:. llll going to hint ”
l'lIw l-IIIIYImgI-nt l‘lt‘ht'l up his spccta lea.
lo IlII Il l‘lIllthl‘Y‘tll the blue. red and greet
ir.II‘II-_ II- 0'
Let lllt' lIlinIily rush-
not well? I
,
in; to the door. ‘ :Iiu
voluuiI s of hm slm'k in and
slowly to rIpLIIII- tin-in in hm \:Iliw,
"ldon‘t l-I-hvve l shall nuke ll tr'I-lo
here." mud he tr hiinwlf. "l‘lII- people are
piI-I~r. 1 hope 1 l.Ini.‘t III”. “I" a privau
lunatic asylum."
And he IIpI-nrl the fruit IlIIIIr and walk-
od out of the house. just as Rosa rIIn sob.
hing down the grape-\inv pull in the luck
gar len Iler-I‘tlv ll!‘ urim of u t-Il'
y Iung gi mt who \\ :ltl coming up from tlII
river. “ilh ltll overco It on his shoulder
" Rom."
llllI)
till he. " l‘vo coino llt‘l‘t' t I null
you to pardon me. It was I that ltIth'l'll\‘~
IIII l IIIII it IIIII III: II joke. But when you’
InswerI .l it "
“ .loihnu lfllrt l" crhd Rose. nearly
stinking \\llll wrath “ I'll never forgive you
ut 1111‘ world ‘"
She struggled to I-scape lrom his grasp
but in \itlh.
I. Now.
“ You “lll
llt‘Tr‘l".
lIuI‘t he
forgive
you shill :i- Ii‘Iv um. tux).
AI’llIl l)“
must 1 Ant;
' l:I‘IwI\y.~
vexed.“
lllt‘ _, you
ll \\‘:l‘
'l‘liere.
vol 'I I‘wif-ln"! pinch up 5 Spirit to wit tiny
l‘: lIlll \IlllirlIIIW lllli nutter
-;.f X I. you IIhII‘Il nIIt go
You're tho \I r}
\nl you don't
1 \lutll set by you
;:1lII Iii } iiiI'.
tl‘I ‘II\ '.II \Mt‘II
iII.
:Ill yIvII‘lI- ~.I;Il )I ~ IIirl
l'II- Il\\:Iy‘-I=\:Iiil.Il III.
uhit It tlI‘li of flute
ll .. I IlI IIr
ltIIiI t tell pzl about the IIIlyerti-II niI‘nt.
thcn.‘ ' “lilillt‘l‘ml the fast- rIIlInting lios‘l.
“l .\ Int tIll
JII‘J ill.
11:" l.,- I1 I on himwry.
t... i tlIi} uszIl ‘llt ~ llIIl
ulIIl~~ J IthIIi .Iiil
tin l II he grip» 4mm,
Elli. LEN," Inn ”Ir
IIIi ll..«
a hung hilll.‘ IlIIIl.IrIId
:I lll wen: u: Iltin;
July day.
liou I-Ilt happily
:lllvl tho \\'IIlIIw llIIl»
lldlil'lllu ~lII-I-NIIi1IltIIWelI
514‘.» d to think of the
Ill)\ \\ \\.L\ yIIsin; .\ii_l Mr.
1‘1! 1:. pl.>...~'-~.l uh. ll lit‘ I‘uint
li me and II :IinIIIl lth n. us of his daughler':
I n; no in. nt.
“.lol l-leet is II good fellow.“
“ ll I~.I\ I‘oulIiiI't do better.“
" lint ll isn‘t lull IIslIIni-lliln‘asltlioiighl
it \\ t\ g Inn; to be. “lII'll llosa lirst
cl III I: Il\l\t‘l'llSI‘lllt ut."
r-le-Iilly. in lliu seeluxion
L: Hurt 'I‘KIII‘IIII' (I' II?
sultry
ll.lt.\, ‘llll
VII ll :Ill< . ‘II-I.
t
r \\.l\ u. .1
said he.
Illii\\vl‘~
said l‘.Inny,
Id ”11‘
-.I.
910?
Etlll'k
I‘ll! L
A I‘lCKE'l‘-l.lNlIi ADVENTURE.
.\ ll “=1 11H“) \Il thaw piclot line II lleii
tIiI-Is ltl‘\l‘l‘ lv‘lllll place in .Iilim Il reporh III
the leltI rs of army ‘l‘licy
“ll-I
I‘ ‘l'rf spot lI nu
III I \I ry \‘ Iw \l. d Itmn‘ ot liIslt‘ItI‘lh‘th
\ll 1 t I ll I\I \pIIlII ii «It tin-III to v inI IIIII Hill
I . r\ w IulIl li I\ I been! I UH Ite lllllll\lllllt nt
5-I hi .I out of El‘v‘tl-lll Iwni’y of the pII‘lII-t-
lilit‘ some of the iiiihl
-If piiy It ~ IlliI-II III \I r \\I‘lll tII record.
for lti}\I‘ll. l \\'.l\' 3\ little I‘IIll\i‘lI‘llllutli
lii lhv‘ tn ”UT of IIl~I~_\lliI: \Il‘IlI~l‘\‘.
adventure:
In
Ill
and only In
one t'l“ did 1 InIIlII~ :Iin .l» ptrturv from the
\ll’lk“ line of i\ soldivrk duty. II II.“ while
\\-I V Ire in front of I‘h lit urIoIzi Hill It lII\
cum fI-dIquIlIle along: the picket-lun- to
e\- lIIngI- )‘Illl‘r‘. l‘lIII pliu \\.t\ for .I l‘oti~
feIlI-rite who w.IntI~l II p Iper to I‘onI-I’tothe
front. shake :i Southern paper as :I tlug III
truc-I. and in this way Invite \thlEAEER“.
'l‘th pick-Its on I-ithvr side in‘vthut immo-
tlldli‘ \iI‘Inity \vIIIIl l cuntso firing. the l'niun
Iiilvlh‘l' \vII Ill st m from his line and the
t‘oiifeIlvrItII from his in)". and they would
meet lull way, shake hands. exchaugc pil-
pers. and if there were no oilieera in sight.
sit down lull h we t\ chat This had been
kept up for sewrul d Iys when there came
on order from headquarters lh: It no more
papers should be exchanged. But the boys,
clIIxIsiug their time for exchange. continued
the prIII-tiee against orders. There ttlllt‘ a
week. however. in which no Rebel respond-
ed to waving. or shaking. or tlutterings of
paper or handkerchief. and we knew then
that orders against exchange had beenissued
on that side as well as on ours.
llut one morning quite early my partner
liieovered II man on the Rebel line franti-
Imllv waving a large. paper He suggested
that we. slip away from the reserve and go
out and see what the man wanted. He took
a pIIpE-r. waved it. and we started toward
the Rebel in front. “'heu we had proceeil~
eIl about half way to the point. of meeting.
the fellow ceased to wave his paper. \Vr
were puzzled tit this. but finally concluded
that ho was down in a hollow and We would
we huu when he came up on high ground.
in we walked on 'aud walked without tarn—
Ing into a group of soldiers at the Rebel
picket post.
The men were just ready to take break-
fast, turd after the first flurry they joked us
a good deal about our extraordinary willing-
ness to get into their clutches at breakfast
time. \Vhen we spoke of the exchange of
papers. the oflloer in charge informed us
that order: were positively against exchouge,
and that all his men understonl it. All this
was the me he took the position that we
bod come willingly into‘ their lines. and
that. he could not allow us to return. I saw
stance thathis men disagreed with him.
but the question was how we were to get
away.
My partner. who had been s soldier in
Germany. exhibited the greatest nonehaL
nice. and he joined in the jokes at our ex.
pen-end proposed that he make the boy:
Dome eoflee thlt mu entice. The Confeder~
not had u very poor excuse for that article,
and without more ado he procwded to make
xtti‘llm;
ycs‘“ said lion. brightening up I .
. months :
ClVlL LAW WAS A FAILURE-
IIII 0M~anhlono¢l Idnlto lunllrr End-Id III.
1.0-! 1th" ItI- inn of Terror.
The miners and others in this vicinity
had lieeu without law until all but It few of
lllI‘lIl agreed that it was necessary for the
public safety that things should he run as
they are in the States. and to that end peace
otliI‘I-ra wIIre elected. a brief but very 0‘-
pliI‘il criminal code was drawn up. and ti
‘t'l'lIllll cahin was designated us the jail. tliI
Jwtirr than of. Henry Poll-It. being guaniin
teed the payment of twenty-live cents It day
{or the keepin: of l‘l‘lmlllt‘l‘s. It was not
believed that he would ever have many ti
take care of or that they would remain with
)lillll long. nud the price lll‘al was regarded
by Illl hands as good. though perhaps not
I-xeessivo when it wus considered that he
would lune to make uti addition
other rIIpIii’s to his l‘:\l“lll
and 'soino
away in
several IIIIt‘iIlI-ri \vI‘rI
Ipprehciided for various IItlI-nvI-s, .Iul tlII
new IIIIII‘llllll‘l‘)‘ worked to perfection.
luv was r\‘pl‘.I'il, the Ju lge stern.
idler hungry for victims. Aftcr t‘II-I l‘lillH‘ll“
iI.I.l liern imprisoned for u few d-Iys they
Iv -rI- escorted lI-Iyond the camp and warn «1
not tII I‘II:iI.II lI tel; again.
During the last wintIIr lulullli‘fli Illl
hill\l> was dull. and n great many of the
nun who undertook to rennin her» without
visible means of support had Ililliuilty in
tin lint: enough to eat. l-‘iu. Illv half a I'II r.-
«n of ll II‘III committed a Inn! petty dII Ipred I.
1 In: and were put in ) ..I.il lhI Judge was
at this time. and the fellows on tin-
oulside begun to envy the III ~n who were
under lock and key at l‘ojlett‘s. and innue-
diatrly an epidemic of crime lIrokII out.
stilling, in less than n week, in lllt‘ arrest «If
only men. The miners. who h»I-l l---.-n op.
pIuIIIl to the qu'Il Institution from the tint
and who lI.Id rI-I-oniiIn-nIlI-d the oldln‘liinil—
IIIl way of IlIIIIliiI; with t‘lllltl'il\. and they
knew llllrt would lI . tho result of a new—Lin
gled law and laughed
tho suppullt‘rx of the new \llHPI‘llmtllIlu ta
.‘u‘l‘l'll.
iiglit
the course of time
The
:unl llii
US
51"}:
[I‘-
and IIrIlIr scheme,
The latter were l‘\luill to the emergency.
‘uow ever. .-\l first It was propomul III up.
pIIint It now Judge, hilt some one uugge 5‘1“;
t‘:. It \ lIIIttIIr \\.I_\‘. find one more In .;.«.~IIr.l-
IllI‘I‘ with I‘nllihul “mgr, “Utlil he to :I-l
niit the llit'll to hull and t‘.lil thIIr .- III~~
when the Judge got well. This \\ I. “qu ml
to. it lllt‘ll became a IpIINtiIIii ll‘ to who
would go on thv lIlI'Il lIIIIids. IV Iin! of llIx‘
law IIiil IIrIl-Ir lllt‘ll united to .l . mt. for
.. _'. ...I- w tlI It, if the [II’IMIXII‘YH piqule tint
county. llnI lytn'h law in ~iI \vIIII‘Il lll\‘.‘l III:
forfeiting the money. While they \\ \\‘ I
good. deal of chat! going on. Il-Iliu llv-nnvlt‘
the principal opponent of the l‘!“‘l'l_l\lli1 j II‘I
scheme. and Iuni the hex! l'Inwwn and
atoll-lust tin-ti ill the vain“ \llll-“lllv‘t'Il that
ho would < I I III ls
It:
ll .IlI t‘.I l‘liis l't‘llt‘Y-
.\llIl lll" “lid
hud lu‘elt {I‘I‘dlllg IIt plllIllI‘ exp. use at l‘ol-
lett‘u. were tIirn~Il adrift one» more. greatly
‘0 the relief of tli!I connuuility.
The in! and order men had just not
throw-gt. congr Iiulrytiinz thenhelvcs win it
liIInnI‘tt uppearz-d .It l".-‘:lIItt‘I- on.I nioriniu:
“till the sixty t‘\-1\rl§ltllt‘rfi and lllllll‘lllll‘l‘d
that ho \yix‘lied to be relieved from his bond.
nirl that he h Id therefore concluded to xlll‘»
r iI lIIr tho lly thlv tune or
tIinil otlII‘rx‘ hIIl been I: Ith-IreIl in. Mid ”It
proI'pI II! of taking ctre of all of them at
ptihln‘ II\p 11w fairly staggernl the I‘l' wt 1.
'l‘th <urrI-II lvr w w .IeeIIIIteIl. And it pal-lit.
ed in lll“l'\. si\ty pi LN Invni,
lllt‘ll. fit‘\t‘ll
tum-tint: \\ ti o Ill. .1 to determine w h:It shoul \
lw IlIIuI- \‘arIIIu‘ Ilt‘\l\‘t‘h were Inqutml.
but I: Inc was euIIIrtaiiiIIIl for th "I .\
minute. \\\\l\|\: to tho growtiiq sentiment in
'IyIII of .l . IL" :I\\~Iy wzth l.|\\. temporarily
at 1-! ml, In 1 I~‘.--\I:iii‘- out the I' Imp m :~\IIIl
\liIl-l\‘ltl»\llt‘ l I‘yln. This w I~I tiuallv IlIII‘iIl-
t‘Il upon. thI I‘lIIii'uiIn ol the iiII-Iting. llil‘i
Llnlcr. :\ f-‘l‘ilttl \\ Iy tliI‘
“ R‘l‘lll‘dhhttl of I‘I\'ll liw until th-~ reign It!
honor it I\\ child he done my.“
yilli “ Elm lt“|l lliIi were green-l \\'llll trII
nIIIuIlIqu Ipp‘. l‘l‘V‘. .Iu l the oil. u 1- IN. hem.~
form in llltr‘ lIy luau“ under
lIIIut liltI-IIII :InlIIx‘ out of ennp. and
there, with Filli‘I‘lI‘ll‘lll So hi to Lu: ilII in to
the rIulroIIl. “\Flll‘d rim to return. It is
n m four \veuke since the “ suspenxion of
the law.“ and though the .lulqu has rIIIIIIv.
erI I..l there has lI-Iou n I effort to rovive the
pm the. and good julHI-s river tli It thIrt
uill not liw
lllI trt‘
-\ll‘.li"l|lI‘lll‘,{ ll]
II\i\lIIII;
were in II I-h. l
IzleiIl II
CONVICT CONMUTATIONI,
I‘IIII Paradoxical Plhnrtureo of hen. SQ.-
lv'IM‘e‘n.
lu view of the many sentences of terms
ranging from ten to twenty years imposed
hvnludues Van Brunt and Barrett, of the
I'o III of (lyIIr aul 'l‘erminer. and Recorder
Sm vth and Juilgctt (lowing and (‘IilIlcrslce-vc.
of the (‘ our: of honor rifles—dons. II Trwgram
rIp,IrtIIr saw Judge. t‘ owing and obtained
the following facts from him in regard to
tile serving of such sentences. He said:
‘ 'l‘IIIIugh it is generally supposed that
where a man is pardoned by the Governor
LII serves the full term of his sentence. it ll
not so. If II emfvict conducts himself prop
:riy and done not violate any of the prison
rules he is entitled to e commutation of
time. under the luvs of 1874. ,This com-
lllllnllOll varies. being two months In yen
for the first two years. four months for the
thin! \Id fourth years and five months for
The table which I
have prepared for my own guidance in the
impnxiug of sentence will perhaps explain
it better than I can.
“ The following is a copy of the table -
Jun year menus ten months: two yearn
one year and nix mouths ; three years. two
rural and four months: four years. three
fivo years, three years and seven
months; six years. four years and twc
months; seven years. four yours and nine
months; eight years. five years and four
months: nine years, five years and eleven
ten years. xix years and six
months: eleven years. seven years and
three mun'hs: twelve venrs seven years
and ten umui hs ~ thirteen vcars. eight your
and five months; fourteen years. nine
yours; fifteen years. nine years and seven
months; sixteen yeora. ten years and two
months; seventeen years. ten year! end
nine months; eighteen yous. eleven years
and four months; nineteen years. clever:
years and eleven months: twenty year.
twelve years and six months. Under this
law Joseph White, who was recently sen-
tenced to twenty yeors for mauhughter.
‘nd Ward, the leader of the Tenth avenue
gang, and Charles A. Cummings who were
each succeeding your.
yrtthi ;
end U’t‘mlllrIlI
rue young-Pinon. after portrmoualy clear.
his thrust. bag“ to unfuten the buckle. of
his \ mow.
“l luvs something here which I should
like to show you." said he.
‘ lie this got wine credentials III to our
u-lu." thought lion ; " or porhepl it ll Ir
angwrmm ring. ()h. I hope it‘s I niot
II no ' ”
An- you fond of 00%;!“ aid the
young man ” But I needn‘t ask. Ever,
New I'll-gloat! girl to tlnt. ‘“
“I like it pretty well " odd no“ .u!
nut-ling at the question.
n little kettle of mice. the aromii of ' which
seemed to fascinate the comm-hungry sharp-
shooters.
into the cups and had expetisted on the
good it would do the men. he took up his
rifle and said to me. “ Now let us start for
our own line.“ I followed him. and not a
rebel soldier on that picket-post lowered
the cup of mace from his lips or looked in
out direction. 1 never dinnbeyod orders
“to: thnt. — Chantry-I I Mn: 0cm“.
Mrs. Chas. Smith of June». Ohio,
writes: lhuve use-d every remedy for
Sick llcadecbcl coulther (If for the
t fifteen eerr. but Carter‘s Link
“Younedegwldeel.lappuer
lthe ver Pill-d me moregood thin at.
When he had poured the code! 7
I in .imlIn-I ‘ rill if thaw m
ullve,be bercleued in the fell 0! 1897. Crow-
ley‘s term, unless previously released. either
throughsnevtrielorepudon, willexpin
on June It, 1898."
The Cull-on! Industry.
The cochineal is a lens which feeds upon
the pulpy leaf of the cactus. and in the
actual state looks like frost or mold. The
people 0! Guatemala carefully scrape their
0! into (curds, end the cells being full a:
purple blood they make a liquid of the deep-
eitcolor. Formyeul these huge wore
theheeeofdye stole all over the world.
udthounnddpeoplemelgeqedin
lumen“
lw
er. when l lirxt knew her in
’ very pretty little girl of only 1:! years. uhc
THE PRlNCESS OF COLONNA.
An Old .‘ltnor‘e Story or the Early Life ol
John “’I )lnchny‘e Swollen-hum.
The story 0! the life of Eva Bryant Man '
kny. who recently become. by marriage with
a titled ltalitut. the Princess of Colonua.
brings to light some strungc things.
found one of those characteristic “tile".
who. in the days of Miss Mackay's poverty.
mined in Siorm county. California. He is
'l‘Iun Jordan. one of the goldpockot hunters
'whom Mark Twain so graphically describes.
I‘luiIl he in :I recent interview
“ Miss llungerford. Miss Mitckay‘s Iuoth.
ltl
.i,
lived at Hoodyeur‘s lhr with llt‘l‘ widowed
fIIthI‘r. Major llInigvrford. He was It
Louisiana creole, and spoke French nii-l
Spanish tluently. us did also the child.
liuugvrford grew prettier as she lltlt‘ulllt‘
.IlIlI-r, and at length became the acknowl-
IIlgI-Il lmllo of the ininin: tIIwu. OIL-h of
In Irr.I\g:e from \IIII-Ilthy miners. storekeIIpI-rs.
lawyers. rtllxl men of other culling! were re-
fused. until one day the girl met Dr. l‘Iry-
ml, :1 dashing youn: ln:IiI of L‘ from the
neighboring camp of llIwniIIIvIlle.
. Inigo of
II.
mutual l.Ivv at first \lglllI
thu \ St year they were iiIIIi‘I'iIIIl.
lit 1'! .~I
A )‘I! Ir l'I? I
the 1' wow died frorn lIlII Il poi. Iiiing. eon
traoteIl while In IlIiin: ‘\ll ttlllilz\\_\‘ lll ti:
t“ I. {\l
of It young wII‘In-Iri and to lune Linen 1p \‘
hi‘llt‘ll.
‘ .\l~I.ItI!i:II~~ lint liryiril \\.I\ lI Int. ll:
l‘Iryanl. \\lli| lIId followed tiiII \\'I~s!~~rn \\ Iy
g! lIvIIIII. lI-fl hm young wife :Ind IIlIiEi :n
\‘I'I’)'Sltlll;_{ultl \‘lrI‘Illl|<l\::i“"‘. Imd II pm.
of 1‘7"" was mil-scribed for them. III: I ...i
Bryant took up her I‘I-ildein‘v Izt VII-<1!"
City. then in the hey- lay of Its pr-IapI I.: I: .-
There she met John \V. Maelmy.
come the wealthiest of all tho
\vln. lm.
lu III-III "I
.kiugs.
“ It‘s strange. isn't tt_ lh it little Mr“
HungerfIIrIl. who used to trot IIlIIIut l~
footed among tho rough mitten of IL. I 1,
year‘s liar. to now the lending and \vnaiiir
iest American lady in Paris. and the father.
lean and destitute lmlIy. Eva. is the l‘rInI‘I-ss
of Uolonne? And I. a contemporary, who
saw it all. and behold e thousuul I-ttIIInI .5.
on the wings of woalth. run .I\ hosted Inln~~i'.
eking out my livelihood in tho III“.-
deserts of l'niatilla county "
lIru~E
AllVlCE TO THE LIME-KHIN (‘lIUllI
l'IIr some lime l‘l‘vl lltvre has but) 1'1
I.-- i“:_: lII‘l‘I\I‘=‘lI l‘IRI‘ l: . Il l‘IIi'lI'iIs Iiil {i}:
ll I'l. IlIIIii: -l \\ Lite, Inn: IIIIl by ‘l l;\;‘ :i-
.nI-r ilII- IpiI-zyz ‘ l‘l l.:.'I- \\'orih ll!" l..\
linz,“ .\\lllI! meeting \\.I\ i‘I~.IIly to up n
liiIItliI-r ti Ir lzior called the p Iir [II the h- I I
II' lln‘ ll Ill itii.l s-tid
“ (hie rI-.I~on why mun-I p mp‘w \lI‘.‘i
lilo am not \Iuth Il=I l:‘.>.ii‘
nuke life .l lIiirl n t I .lII::‘I-~l\.I<
f‘ll‘di‘d‘lllll to ol ll'f“. Utr-
lI' vi It
“I :i,‘
1121] leIiI \w
IIn'
rI~ Il iiiviii in lll
lll .‘t I‘IiiiiuiIiiiily lI‘Iti :ti Ilw liye lIuiI lie 1 IN I
pl.- .lIIulIl if \irlu.‘ .InI rI-w Ird. ~l \‘ll :lltlll
tlne I: Intin;
hypocrite in a t Iwn ‘IIIII lII». p .I
ii In l. i' :IIIll gl‘.“ lIII' iizglit :In‘ .l I} 0n: ll2»
li lIl in :I InIsiiIIy lIill I!.quI- 3,06“ uI-‘IY tll . Iii
iti‘ pIIIIIlII to iIIIIl r IlIIII‘IIt if \lu‘ an I
ll» IlII~ii or II llt‘l .Ifi. r.
“ link up yo”. two IlitYIIr in opzny ‘.'l 3 II
go .\l It IiI‘ ll‘di‘ to in \iv‘ life .Inp‘m I~I llIl :II
P‘li‘ll .I lvlt'l‘ ll l-I.I'.I' ~ti2‘II- l'II‘l dIt Ini
lIII ly l‘l“‘ Lin in right. II; d." y I I In I) l-I~
entirI ly \\l\‘l\\'. llr i 1.1 ‘l' l'I-I‘IIIIu I II
lii‘II-lIlI r \VliitII .\ llllI‘ l~~-‘. h v .LI‘t \,‘i
nil lII'II lil'li l ler \Vnztv .‘ ll lll
l‘.-rl.:n\‘ ‘\ lIl'le h l. \\“ lIII w “l" I. I ,. .- ‘ -
IIpinyxina‘. ‘1lI'lllll‘ hm LII-II lI I‘l‘ .~ ‘
poitv'rI. .lu‘ Ilv‘ I ftp: intIII-I Ilzl. l»~ Ml In‘
feel Inge wise towards l‘ill‘ll ol h r. IIII' ‘II~
II-
fore wekuow It do In IrrI-l lll\ :III I.r- Z .
people. tiuiu‘le'ii, IlII puIIHI \le . .tlg‘ll
IlIIt life IIIIII‘t wuth Ile ll’i‘ll'lII IIl lIuI
:II’IIIIn‘ on .‘Ill’lll I- lift .lII lII‘llr-r .l .:. I . w I“ .
down to de whirl, llllI‘lI :I I;
nuch an‘ )Ittllp l!Il-‘ the \\ ItIr t\\.u I
“la l\lll\‘. .I»I lIII
, . I
{‘t‘!“‘
“ \ou two to rid. r~ ‘ ik I Inch ol Ivr
de llllIIl. Now ~IlIIlII. .\.II\ (II III y--r I
litt‘ll Illll‘ Ul \'I“l ll \\ !\ [Lilli 'II lI.‘\ lli~
lln‘ li-IliIIfu. lIztt tiwithur one of you h~I\I-
tight to IlI ii.IiinI‘II I‘I» Ill int. he world III:
lug ‘nutl to hold all dc thoorm .If m .l . I~.
halultuts. \\‘I- have plenty of room fur ii.
do lit‘llrls we kill ll.II'
ucrouge fur all do :Irgyiuen's wII kin orgy.
lIIIltIIvo l‘l :IIII.
When w.» rIuluII dis wII lll'l\‘ {III-l haw \ley
it run fur do llon. Centrifugal ~‘t3ltllxlll; III
cull Judge .\lerri\ve-\thnr 'l‘onipltiua II elmr.
latan liekauo \lrs. Juli: ising lisid lhlrtVItwo
pimons to her high tea :m 1 Mrs Tompkins
aonldn‘ t count but thirh—one 2:1 her low
sullen.“ — DItrI-u I'm 1’: as.
THE BLOODY CANYON-
.-\ corrc<pou lent of the San Francisco
("4. -I.‘_I'- ‘I’I, \le I h Is been exploring the Slur.
rux‘ in the \lI‘llllEy of the Yosemite, thus do-
sei‘ilns the “ Bloody canyon.“ which lies
aim at forty miles from the vxlley - Toward
an ening we neared the head of the Bloody
t‘anyon. at what is known Is the Mons
Never before had we gazed on such
a sew-nu of lIarrenuess and utter desolation
as that which was now open before us. BIL
ili'g so ncztr uiglrt that effect was doubly en-
hanced. To the west the sun was yet an
hour high. and wzm tinging here and there
the snow movered gmnite with blood-red
Spots. while the shadow intervals were of
:l.-- color of blued steel. but to the east and
l-I-lI-w us it was to all intents and purposes
night. An ocezlsioual sparkle at our feet.
very far below. denoted the presence of a
lake. and the mutlled roar has also told of
waterfalls. probably cascades, in the outlets
of the various lakes which from
lion. we lIiI I“ exi~ted in this canyon.
tI-IIw could not see.
The canyon is the usual V shaped gorge
of all the Califumiu canyons. But this one
is It giant among pigmies. The northern
slope is at least 8,000 feet deep, and lhe
southern one fully 7.000 feet in depth. And
we find from sketches made at. the time that
the angle of the slopes is as sharp as sixty
ur seventy dogmas. with many perpmxdicu-
ltu‘ film 800 or 1.000. Now, in this even-
lug light, the top of the great clill's was of a
deep purple red. with black purple shad-
ows; the face to the north was a series 0!
great. ridges, running vertically in parallel
lines to the slant. of the rock. and each
ridge notched and broken up into a series
of saw-like indentations. The shadows of
the Sierra were projected below far out on
the broken plain, but ceased at the foot of
a volmnie looking mountain on the edge of
Mono like. The lake and the distance
were in 3 beautiful rosy light where the run
struck the ground beyond the shadows.
paQS.
Ilt‘SI‘.
lIiil
Ill-
eeription.
Tur- ud 'l‘un About.
“ “'hy do' Texas lawyers and legislators
ll'm sign petitions to have convicts pur-
doned out of the penitentiary f“ “ They III.
it in obedience ti) the scripture." “ \le It
scripture ?” “ DO unto others as ye \vuII. l
that they should do unto you.“ —- '1' 'rrm 5:]?-
"EF-
The (innit memorial ser 'icee in \Vrst-
minister Abbey. Inudon. last week, was
attest led by Lord Salisbury. the Duke of
Cunt»: dgc, the Marquis uI Lorne. ilII
W032; and Dutchees of Tet-k Gen. LII-d
“Mr and Mrs. Glulstone.
l have .
\\‘l\fi H
.‘l hi i
ll. w 11 '
JOHN H.’ LIGHT.
Minuet and Counsellor at Law,
I‘oinnIi-sioncr of the Superior (‘ourt
t‘onimhxnun r of DI “is for the Stale of \‘IIW York.
l-nrmer Sentinel Bldg. So. .\Ilr\\'tl“l (‘lI
mm \llll ll. iI’\' \PP
Attorney-at—Law.
t‘or. Main St. and Fmrtieh‘. Ann.
Bridgeport. Conn.
{1‘3“ .\t South .\IIr\\.~I‘Ik In. H. ii:- “A: 1y?“
Dr. McGonegal.
' I‘l‘l‘lt‘t‘.
AK!) IIP~IIH \t‘R ~-
I‘:.:. “’th .\\t‘lll|t‘ IIIIIl llutler Street,
'_ Nonwarn. I‘IINN
I
ltll‘u' llour~ l'nii‘ ‘I'a in ; from l to .‘l. and T in
; ~ p In : \Iindsu I.’ in t p In
i 3 v,’ (IIIIIIII IniI :Ilion lI\ tI II phone. if Tl“
I ALEX S. GIBSON,
1 II IIII~i-"IIIl"I.r~ilIII r:.I.I..IIIh.nlI\I-r
\y. I l.
THIN-Ir of
I i iiitul‘nre. Organ and Musical
t‘oIIIpIII-Iliun.
\ .h'.‘ 2- Lu}. ll -\ “i l‘ H . .\Uln\‘.\l.li. t‘UXX.
Edga 'ir‘é‘. Place,
lIIIIII. I
VII'rc Vocal Culture and SingIng
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.. -. _ HII.IiII~'ii\Il-‘.
‘ .~ ‘ 11'.“ t’IficIIu: h \I.\\:Il. .
:2 ichard Weltori,
YELGllP-l of the V01 ice and Piano
\._ 't‘ll‘ for .‘l \50\ It II \‘ll- lI\ (litmus
l'l.\.\t|§ ll KL".
South NIIruIIllI. H
D. R. ROBINSON.
l'lltt llt Al '“
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Builder and Contractor,
\\ .IrtI done I») the It“) urt‘uu-
tract
of llIIIIlInIl Street on
\\.Ii-I U. liuxlili Ito-tit
W. l{.\'.\l‘l’.
.\ Ir (‘ n l 'l‘ l~2("l‘.
l- in p I!I~Il ‘II l‘i. in: and ~pI~I iiiI utioli-
1m 1le Ha Ions I!:IIn ol lIinlIl'n;~
‘l‘! IUIS REA. 0N8"! E.
l III‘II IIII \Il. I»\Ir I‘ I\ \II‘IIII. I. liar-l.
; III N .SII .\I!\\ :I k l‘ II lII\"“t Tihl
W B RIDER,
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Merchant Tailor.
So. Nonvulk.
Sinh io onler {hr 315 I‘ll Re—
Tlti ll
Rflti\lllal£ A Q l “R \\
Htit Block Makers,
GENERAL Woonwoltxmts.
Rand. Scroll and Buzz. - Sewing.
1:! Railroad l‘luee. -
l‘unls :oIIrdI r 3.3 I!‘
pa rin;~ ' IIIId I .I :Inin: nII I lv IlIInI
\\ ATER- Sl‘. \‘ttli'l‘ll NURVYAL K. T‘lt‘n'l
u. u. sternum
Practical Plumber.
Simon and (his Filler.
F:.t“.1llit~~ for Cutting and
Threndui; lIIIIn Pipe :I
Ivin 1. iI- ti II I-hes.
Ely ‘3 Building.
619-".
.34 Main Street.
South Norwaik. CL.
ISiIHI‘II H. SMITH,
FLORIST.
STREET, SOUTH NORVVALK
HARDWARE.
The BIS? ASSORTNINT lu TOWN of
General Hardware.
fleet-antes 'l‘oolfi.
“Flute Loud. Paints,
0th: and \Vlndow Guts.-
MAIN
fimfifiw ~ ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,, W
l'
Locks and Knobs,
Table and Pocket Cutlery
In the bald Qushty. Cheap for Cash
:Husa Furnishing Goals
JAPANESE PAPER “PEREZ.
Agent for the
Dover Verdieal Boiler and Hull’s Paton
Fire and Burglar Proof Safe.
Agricultural Implements.
Ship Chandler-y. Rope. an
en
;.W C. Quintard.;
For {3‘ Insurance,
Lite. Fire. Accident and Marine.
For 3? Real Estate.
Houses and Rooms To Let.
For [3?" Notary Public.
AI‘lIuoulIIlg-Imcnts to Legal Papcnz.
For 542‘?" Steamship Tickets.
(‘alIin and Stet-rage.
For {3‘ Brains and Exchange,
l‘uyahle in (Eh‘tll Britain or Europe.
— APPLY 1'0—
Jacob M. Layton,
titlice ti‘I \\'Iishin:ton SL. Sn. Nor“ ulk. t‘t.
Almt I‘l‘llll r I ll_\ \ational lhtnk.51“'a~hinutnn
Si and during thinking hourxI may be H“ll "it re
FURNITURE!
A full HYIK'k of furniture of all kinds.
Parlor and Bedroom Kcls
a Spec Ialty.
UNDERTAK NI}
l‘II-IE .I~ \ :Ii ‘Ial
lilt‘l wiilmu! aIiIliIionI-n «XI-rinse
l).\\'lll 81‘0“”.
" " .‘I IIII Stna‘t own“: [I dI pIIi.
Tlé llnde Market.
I‘llE BEST 7
SEllVl-th IN THE BEST .\lI\.\'NEli
lN lTS SHASUX
F'. Haves.
ltlliltllll‘ lilJH‘li. .‘Ul lll NUR‘YALK.
Now Open.
Unrlim liouse,
DORLON POINT
“0| T“ \thW’ \I It' ("I‘.
‘>
'l‘fII l‘I‘lIIIt.
HI". 1
Market-
-I. !!n l‘. 'III. \luthl
.. .' "I » won IIl
- n I“ IIz-I‘.
no.
Genuine Fulton
\VlirrI |‘\l'\'ll""
pm. \\i.‘ I.» II»::?
snore Dinars a Specialty.
l‘I nth“;
M .3 l‘.l .III.I:
~~I:II.‘.
“l ‘lw \\:l\ of ‘t’l food \I r t‘t! :n 'l‘."
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3W3 \\‘.\'l‘l‘lll-I"l‘.. l’uul lhink.
BRID MGEPORT
\\ not I ~ \I t: «\n tutti".
llllllllllllillll‘fll‘l‘illllll Painlers‘
avrpnxms.
Ship (i‘luuldlors.
l’ui'e luml and (lils
.\‘\'l‘l’ I! .\l. I! \‘ lltltl FISH FOLKS.
EARS- [JARS-«111118
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I.l..\\‘.\l~i$. I\l \NllIl.\. lll~2.\ll‘. t‘ti'l‘l‘tlx AND
\\ lllli. uni-rt, FLAII“. i~‘i.\‘s. Pain-.- :2} )hIlI‘tr-
I‘Il ll: I») .\ l)l\‘tl_:!‘ ttII; l‘
. .
'l‘air. l’ItI-li, Turpentine.
Euryihiitg for :I “HAT IIr STEAM 12R.
Cempleie Built for flysiermen.
Dredging Materials.
I‘ an Yul attention to IIrIlI r‘ by mail or mesa lig‘er
\I-w \orkl‘I‘IrIu 2‘19
36.. “ATER STREET.
CT
lllll llG E l’O RT,
The National Shani Metal Ranting
CUM I‘ANY.
o. 515 and 5‘20 Bust 20!!! Street. New York.
onancoan
'l‘lll SEINGLES all] SIDING
P In A '1‘ n S .
Manufactured by the
Nations! sheet Metal
II.
Carpenter end Builders.
Roofing Co. ,
R. RAYMOND.
Glee foot of Elvihnd
m.
Sole Agent for Fnlrfield County.
:31 ll SOUTH XORWALK. CONN
Ell. Norwall Slllllls Ball.
51 Washington Street.
Open Dally-horns to 12:. m. andfron I to: p m
and on Saturday evenings from ti to 8.
mlniercsi showed on Depoeittk
DUDLEY l‘ ELY Pm:
.LSUID ANS. \im
034 lv. JOB.\ ll. KXAPP. Sec Imam
NEW SPRING EDUDS
hellsh. French and Ger-nu forlsrrv-vv Suiting-
ol’ the Finest Fulfil-u.
London. Austrian and Scotch Barinick Bum
Suitinge.
Spring Overcoats
In all the Laurel Shams.
ln lh|ll>t‘ril‘.:_N f“: lacy-it and fined assortment
I \I- r 53 II in III“ Ii. l~. \ rv I: .InnI-ut guaranteed to fit
in rfm l and made tn -lrictly firetrlaw‘ workme n.
B. COHN.
58 “'3" St.\or\!1'k.(\\nn. tft‘ISS
PAKULSKI—s. '
TOSSORIAL I'.\l.»\Cl~),
LADlE.‘ ll.\\‘I.\‘ t ”l 'l‘ IN‘ THE]. \TESTSTY LES
Hut and I on \\:- I'I r for Bull“ It all times
t'unfi. Ilium-"5 and lugnmmgnnlls than-It in I
Slll‘fr§~llll manner :It the chop or at the residence of
rutums. "lhI- luv-t of r trrenz‘w can he guru and
\\I'.I~f:n:lI I n g: unlutu d
flair t‘ lilting and Shaving
A~ l'—u:Il. I‘lI LYV II! t‘llfl‘l‘. the l-I-~t :Irtnts. and
Menthm: In ilII- ln-q of order.
t‘llll.ltlll-ZX‘I\ ll.\lllt‘l"l‘Tl.\‘II A Sl‘EI‘lAlJ‘Y.
llslIIII‘kI-mn new Son'h Sony elk.
s‘omh Sorwalk. JuIy 3d.
EBISWULD’S iNTI-iiiiiiii
\; ~I if; :1'. ‘f.:..-;I.-;I:::I.I; PASTI LLES
Pniiltry of all K1ndi,‘EI.IIs._cIIII:I,III...
P...
TM \ an :I lw rlIIIt am. am. for ml ml“. min
lIIr ~s.e lI_\ Ilrzxgziets Try them.
W N II--_' an age: I y for the lust q-llm: book out
l‘I-nnnrr‘ ~‘lt‘t‘t‘1l mndly. None fail
TI-rnu l'rw. llai i tr l‘I-Iua I‘II . l‘urilund. Me Tllyl
h‘IIII
712"
more morn} than at anylhin: I‘lw by llk~
Keefp“ 6001 :7
ll’Itlt'l‘OlS
Celebrated Challenge Ice-Creamy.
Alisuld‘Tl-ZIA’ l‘l‘RF.
to (‘BN'I‘S A Ql'.\lt'l‘.
ltl I‘l.\l TS t l'lI-tTE.
:v‘“l‘I.It'I-.~ ~Ii',Ip‘:I-Il :It the l.I-\II~~l little".
ltot'uxi‘r llrvudh ~' l‘t‘lll- a
B. D'AIY'I‘OIFE.
lll‘slt‘ iI.\1Ii. iu.oI*K.
lt‘l .‘la ll M , - sIIutiI Norw.~.
loaf. é}
(\
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1h ti‘l
J. F. Peckwell.
‘. .l:IniI‘-' llIIu L. “Eur: 5L,
Nor-wet 11:. Conn.
Both; in ‘|!|1l 'I“ ill Ii'iit'uI‘tun‘
HARNESS
”IIIIIInipIII- \\ 'h :I.'_ I llllhtrl“ l lI:I\I t-I‘IIIII the
:;;I I ‘llt \ of one III ”II I IIlI- U. :ItiIlI. ‘ .‘t I‘lh‘ I 1-1;.
In. nip in the «an for ttie ~41- .. of
Harness. \‘Mnldles llulters
I'iiigles. t Iillitis. &I‘.
Fine Harness To Order.
\3 “III I‘. at the old stand. “lu'h‘ l vvif! kIN-pit Nan
lar ‘ .III Iif \\ h". >pun- as t‘hurnou‘ Blnnkt‘ts.
Iiolus Eh I“. “up 'l‘rInI .III: Rig-s SI:
ltt ‘\ and “I uil‘. mull you [mu 3 royal.
HELP \ :‘I Ii. MI \‘ltl box of and: that “ill
Iui you lll “II “In of nm In” InorI mom v in a few
us than \oIi qur thou :lil [It‘i‘ElV I at any husi-
“I .\~ I mp tul riot nspnnul. \mi can II. \I- ll home
IIud wort: "I “van tnnI- mm. or all it“ time. All of
built ~I \t ~ III all a VI xrsduttllt sun IsIIfu‘I; ‘II\
.-~I, 34.. shtafill\ earned I\Ir_v evIumx. That sll
who want work may II'el the l‘“‘llll‘ll‘ IIIInIskI- this
“mun-I: ‘ielI-Il nth r: 1 II all who an. not well satisfied
\\I \\ .. «Ind St to pity for the troulIlI of writing us
III‘. partiI ul‘I ll". Il: h‘llt‘h~ I!“ K II! free Im-
II I m. pay IIINI‘IIIII iv sun- ‘fur II. 1 who start at once.
hon" I Ile‘ a}. amino svnmm It t‘..o Portland
Mame. 7n 1y
S. will ct»: for Image Ind receive
frn‘ a I out 1v box of goods \s ltlt‘ ll is ill
III‘ .p you to more nioncv ri 2hr sway
lll‘illalhllt ii- _:I .eI in this! \\orlIl All IIl’I‘tilierse .\. inc.
I u-d {mm IIN hour. Tin brund road to fortunI I‘ll‘lh
l- fun IliI \III:LI r\. :Ilveolu! Ily sun- Al once :ldIlrst
.11 lv 'l at I; It I‘ o . Au 'usiu. Mame
Sll l‘
for workm; pnvple. Send lt‘ rents pow
.p
Henry Tilly.
L‘AEIAEE MAKER,
HAS FOR SALE THE FOLLO\\‘IXG:
p?" Ilne lmndwme \ ictorin. newly trimmed and
puintulviut llt‘;.llll family carriagc.
{gmhvo Road Curls.
:F’One \ ills-.;-.- t art and Harness cunt-e hought
for half their \alIII.
3‘1”"1‘wu l‘iuuo Box Top Buggies.
trom Rocksway.
9, 't me llII‘yI'ZII— fitleiilsé EI:__;'.:~h make,
tritiu- In nearly nI- \\ Double IEW‘SS, euitshle
for either work or carriawc.
Wt‘me set Light Single Homers-secondhand.
R. L. Baker,
LIVEPIY AND F‘
STABLE.
WARWICK HOTEL,
*4
‘.
So. Nonwux
ofllsvivg taken the old sundae] put in a. new stock
ottoma- and rm. l m to attend to
all cells for first-clue turnouts.
R.L. BAKER
50. 5“! Inch 18. 1886.
gnu!!! gamma gmliuel
Gowns BRO—flTfl—Rs, Proprietors.
OFFICE IN “ SENTINEL” BUILDING
mun": 81'“.
Our Yum. . ”$2.00 | SR Morass. .
erou‘. Corns. 5 Cm
TERIS STRICTLY IN ADVANCE
31.00
Tel-Ins or Adverllslnz
run it“ in. fin. ain. tinTfi-C'El-_§g_c;.. lc_o_l_
l_wr sic-I 32m ._ ‘z'mstou 3500_ 3:00 3mm
.. I50 3.0 {:5 5 5 700 '950 1500
;'u 200 400 550‘75c sou use 1800
um. 250 am 650 850 in» Lin—soil)
2 .. Iii) 700 850mm IIIII ism —:noo
svasmr 550 mm 1600. 1:700? amalwm
c I. 900 1500mm awe 25m
emu—‘Ism’scm stun 3250 ram"
is “ 15m 25003000 4009 4500' men 1mm
flamenco and Deaths inserted minimu—
IAIcnl Rollers )5 cents per line.
films! at the Post orna- st South w I! Sec
ond (‘lsav- latter
TIME - TABLE
OllthIY.l\'. II & II. R. I.
Jl'\ ‘81:. no
GOth WEST. GOING RAST.
4. M a m. hltrt‘fifi. l. 221.11: Wash on Er.
5.1“ “ Express. am
5.00 “ Exnn-ss. 7.5.15 “ 8. Hill
550 “ Sit-«“31. i.“ “ Arm.
6.1? “ Accom. 0.20 “ Boston RX.
7.66 “ B‘pnrt Spec 1033‘ “ Ex.
73:5 “ Enrol Ex. '0..'x‘o “ Arum
7.12 " anal Ex. l1]: gun. on
s 1'» -- Local Ex. l.Itfi -‘ op‘gneid Way.
up " Local Ex 2 ('7 “ Lord Rx.
9.7;: “ Accom. L32 “ Am
103:9 “ Lord Ex. t.49 “ Express.
ll .t'I " III-com. 5.10 “ Exp-m
l‘.‘ .‘lfl p m. Fxpresn. 5.0“ “ 5 Its HI .
211'. ‘ S .93 H on 6.14 “ Local
3.31! “ Expnul. 6 5r. “ Spr. lac-l
4.1? “ Express. S «a “ Brtdg‘t Spoon!
509 I N‘pufl Sr 9.“ I!
6.5 “ Arc-Inn. It" 55 “ Adorn! Ex Ac.
Rm “ Expn-s. 11.47 “ Bot-ton E1.
\ w “ Milk 'l‘run 12.2l “ “
.II t5 .. S. x. spec.
lo I“ “ El.
1156 .. “'ILah‘ton Ex.
Stwruva ‘ “VIDA"
It'It‘Isuu. Express '~l.2lm. Wesh‘ mix
5 :4 ‘ ‘.t‘) " N I]. ll
'I. 40 “ “ 9 It “ Accent.
9.15 “ Accom. 6 51 p.m. Accent.
5." p. m. Acct-m. ll 4. " Bo-to- Ex
Sal) “ lilk Troll: lit! “
W ll. Srnvlrsmx Supt \.Y Divisitm.
llantnnry IiuIl Scrvvalk Rsllmd.
Tkaixs L!.\\§ *III'rn Souvuu‘I:
It“ a m.. Ill-l. (III‘I. 6.x31nd‘ll 50 p.m.
‘ ~ ~ 5‘ ‘n‘mI‘ Bunchulle Special.
Drum nv
LEN“ a
l 1
am .llld 15 a In.“ P "‘1 3‘5! 6’
T“ n l‘l‘tl I - Ruin; mm for .\evt 1:“: it “a t m‘
h. a
Sunday '1 min lI axes Suhll: \‘omg'k at ‘ [‘5 ‘.‘ “t
n.- urniXI; leaves DsuhurI at G 2:) p m.
FOE llll'PllN POINT
liliei‘l’ N'l‘l”
Point. Bell Island and Baton Pol-t.
lr:I\ r sIIt‘Tll NUR‘VALK. at In“.
1. Ill-12%. and 1101‘. M,
l.l‘,\\r iIr:i.i.Isi._Ixn 7 t'~:InIlS‘.l) A n ‘
litul: \\ lLSIlV l‘Ul.\'l‘ Tzfélndfizé AI M.
wdl- “01‘. .\l.
l.r.u I: RIITIIS l‘t’th'l‘. 10:33 A._\l.
[.5 l‘, M.
huh. A. X:
. 231‘. ltl‘,5;§.
Us Sl'XllAY tlII- hour “SI. Ieuw smith Sorudk It
2' and -l and lint-In l‘oIIIt all 3 and 5 o‘clock.
grEIcI r- on plums scconmmlelul any evening
PUP NEE YllllK
SOUTH itpRWALK
Wilson Point.
Fare 60 Cents
FOR FXI l'h‘Slth Tlt‘Km
Fare 40 Cents
l-‘Oll SlXGLE Tlt‘KE‘l‘S
STRAIER
City of Albany.
I In and utter “‘ednuzday afternoon May fith. 1&5
will commence making hauler "it-I. leaving the
51.1th dock at SUI‘TII XORW ALE. ‘ :15 a. or.
touching at W ”AKIN l‘OlXT ‘11\ll’l" there on
arrivalofthe train from nonhuman- ing at Ha
f not Rad Smut end Per 28 I don!
Bu kman Street \evr Y Wk.)
lit-turnip: lent c New \ urt; from trier 28 3.3.
footnt Brahman Sim“: mu. m mdtmanierhot
28d, Street. E. R. :50 P. I“ uriving'n WIL-
suh l'ul.\'l‘ shoot 5: ‘5 connecting with evening
tnl‘ps on Dunbnry & Sorvvnlk J: Xevr Enve- Boil
mt ‘
The CITY OF ALBA.\Y i- unrivaled by my but
on hum Island Sound us III \I £51). SAFETY
LII.\\ SSH-INA. E and (‘IIMFI IIlT
Experienced and Conjuem officers in every
IlI anthem.
_ ennui-am in chem of a fiht elm-r caterer We
cutting the want: of the lnt‘ciilig pullllc with price
to unit all.
Baggage checked to and from all Izstione on the
Danbury a Non: ilk Railroad.
The Pm lnr City oth‘orwalk will nuke her
n~usl tr: or freight 112(an Sr“ York and Nor
walk anI not Hoppin. at South .\un\ I “k while the
City of Albany is running.
F‘n-i gtzimkenend forum-d ll gnarl! reduced
rates.
01d. ggand
on) HANDS!
llayi II; mrcuawd the lamina o! A. n Coley. I
will -;'I.s luau-ellfm-ndset the old staid-the
BEST DIARKE'I‘
In the city—which I will her-pot stocked until wit
Meats III Vegetables
FRUITS
01 Ill kinds in their reason Ilvralyu 1 acid.
Leroy Adams.
V 1.1m.
John H. Ferris,
mmwneeler‘ndlmd
. menu
Mot F;
Bags, Bones, buttles Iron
and Metals.
Parties moving can sell theo stock by
sending pustular-l
W. PODMORE.0
SOUTH NORWALI
RU‘PTURE
OCRED—J'IIT It: 00.. ans: a. .
SI. New York. Sanctum. :IaIIAw’w mm
W
MERQH ANTS'“m
without 1"!!!in operation‘ . A ft- .
sidewalls. Sued-yeti!) p..~ e a}:
nun. “talent“ I.”
mhmh-‘ggb lunch-Lance. W1
m m% G‘WARIJRL
Am'leutut. at?”
Brick. Lune;
Consist.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, Luke's-n, Locust
loo-tail. W, and
Without" cede.
will ill RUBBER PAINT
Yudlfootofw hull.»
ileum 8M
1M8“ * " at. .
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