:.i THE SUNDAY HERALD.

PRICE FIVE CENTS. VOL. 2 . No. 6 0 . WATERBURY, CONN., SUNDAY, APRIL 7, 1889.

FARMER ^LATT S^NEXT BATTLE | HE-UP A TAXGLE. BASE BALL CHAMPIONS CHEE'^ED . .. naMvoi.t'ii.vRiJS" MAD-CAP WHITE CAPS. They Attend Palmer’s Theatre an.l are ’ He ik to Fieht Jimmy Nrlkon X»»r Here j - m m S i J FLAMES. Reeelved with an <»iratiaa. ^ Ta-m ..rro»’ X ie h t. | ROCHESTER THE SCENE OF A RAILROAD I A CLOC< HAND 5UWMOHEO BY * P»i? OF A PARCEL OF GIRLS AMUSE THEM- New Y o rk . April 6.—Tlie newly ar- j A prize fight for a purse of $500 is to take ; BLUE eyes SELVES WITH THREATENING LETTERS Churches, Stores and Dwell­ rived world-traveletl base ball teams, place near Waterbury to-morrow ni^ht. i ___ were present at Palmer’s theatre to-! - The contestants are Jack McClellan and sheriiri»»ue» » PrwriBmmtiou Caiiins ings Vanish in Smoke. ' Wn. Ih« i Tb«y Take Exr«*ption to a Meacly Yoitoi; nigbt, occupying the gaily decoratctl! ' * ' Jimmy Nelson. Fifteen rounds are to' „„ ^uuen. to A«ut in M»in- stage boxes. The pluy wat*, “The May ‘ He Came all the V»»y rram M r and Tbrtratrn be««ral Other be fought with two ounce gloves. O rder.-A CoUUIon Que<>n,” and when Dewolf Hopi»“r, iu iden. A Prrlty Wi.lww Her People With Tar aud Trather FIRE STILL RAGING. McClellan is better known as “Farm er; his topic-.ll song, ‘-D<> you Catcti the Eni;a«emelir In HIm . Sult».—A Lanyer’ii Couum*1. b> a MI»plactter*" aud Platt-’ of Torrington. He it was that j A MILLION AND A HALF WORTH OF a transparency wville, gaining first blood and first | cardrivcrs’strike th.it It started From a Gas Jet in a Show themselves hoarse. ! constable, as a w.irnui: >f uTKnt &i«r- rt«iv«il tbrtaleii" knock down, and only losing the fight entirely Wiuduwand Destroyed Next Odd Fcl- i.-nr' l o s t ITS FIRST GAME C.^iiirles Works in the clock moilii)g 10 I e sigi-- contest unscathed, and would certainly A. Koom»—No Live* Lo>t. The W aterbury Nine €;<»es to ^tanif«»rd Friday, when this ioi Ideiit ia to-day. It is generally consideretl little and U IJefrated. t-J l)v W hite Cai*,bave won but for an unfortunate blow i* miraculous------1 — — that the rioting rkfof the room. h< w;i-« -fn- i.-yno'*iirp «f ax>r« (Speciil Diijiaiclx lo Uie SanJ»j Herald.' the jiuj-t wet k. But ue struck when Zills slipped to his i,^^ay did not result in bloodslied. There I S.-.VA>SAii, April 6.—Flames are than forty p;i;r.-i )f .-^e!*. knees. were''bntrfew'poiic« officers available at j raging ;n this l ity and spreading in STAxroRi>, .\pril t!.—The Waterbury f When he gfl aopiainted wi ii f i J C ^ ^ ■ I in tho casa Nelson is a New Ix>ndon [maii. He ; •■*** place of the trouble^and it i every d'a-ection. At this w riting there lK>ys come down here to-day to • ilo up ’ cau.te of the ^ ' > of Jauics Murray, has figured successfully in several fifihu ; !^^d IT l.l!)ks .“ *if s^rN Itellmg where Uie conflagraUon the Gorhams, but they got Uft. The quietly lai.l d-.wn r. ^ r. r. ko«#J n,5^ {•fiW • \thoBC nccusera wt and claims the title of ch.nmpion light ous results would follow. may stop. The streets are filled with Brass City was maile up as foll.i»>. his work .mi! wen: out hu.! aawwl The not occurred ouE ist Maiu street panic-stricken people carrying away, in forth th at they were ni«nil>ws of a fe- w eight of the State of Connecticut. McAlleaey c, Jim Fitzgerald p, M. Fitz- come vi-itor. * at uoon. LiTge crowds of tactory •■Farmer Platt" is .in unknown and wagons aid in their arms, whatever ,„M lb. J . 8 mi.U 21.. D„. rh.l,.. ib. it "..f” niala liaiul c.f vigiliiutop ami iiromiseil hands who were taking their nocuiug. local !-r>orts will watch his rise or fall portable property they c.in lay their him a dow* of tar aud foathtre if he fiathereil at the comer of St. Paul aud D iley ss, Lawlor If, George LaChauee Charlie...... to ri't-p fch er ta.- with considerable interest. bands on. A liieU wind is blowing >he *»nre did not leave town. Maiu streets aud indulged iu disorderly If, George Harriugton extra mau. .•sp.irks and bl.izin^ brands from one Tliat ;■* the <>f hi» if.f -st. This boats the rtcord iu White C:ii> actions. Mud and stones were thrtiwu This wa.s the score by innings : WILL THEY TRIP THE RACERS j and a numl>er of car-- windows were block x> another and the firemen seem He WurLed in .'feruKu lae’^irr ho» Stsniford 0 i) ii 2 •) I 3 ' came here, .iml »»-pt ■ m u ; ”.r.v wiiis lijj-? litoratur*-. • broken. Aliout one o’ckiok som« oue helpless. Aid has been asketl by tele­ Walerbnrj s o S >* 0 2 u -J A I>i»»atUtied Element A»k Tom Hardy | y , ^ . ‘scab’* driver ou the head with a yotin: laily. who i> now i':. 5«m" aijussi Murray i« a mtlier good-looking graph frcm Charleston, .\ugusta and three ye:u *. He i-:ime W tirrttiry a Few Pertinent OHe»tious. brick, cutting him severely. The mau young boclirlor « m|iloTtd iu the pross Macon. BASh. BALL IN MANY TOWNS la.«: year aU«it the titm- o t :l:r hit.-rani. Waterbury runners are in a quandary. drvw H reviilver, fired into tho roadway, gtit work in th* > l.^'k >;u* room of MalUiewn A- Willard'niirafs fac-' ShorOy before seven o'clock to-night Brookltn, N. Y., April 6.—The New T iiey are all interested in the announce- aud then jumped from his car and ran, witli Mrs. Camp on North M;ub tory. He Ixmrds at 210 Ea.>-t Main Yorks a>:d Brooklyns playel to-il:iy at m ent first publislied in Sunday s pursued by about 200 men aud boys. a fire vas first discovered i» the large •\t this huardiBg huu'r allM> Btreot with the Lawlor family, and by ° j He escip ei from them. The police li- \ btarded a i-harminL; yoiin:; watew W H EK A LD ofa twelve-hour, go-.v«-you- oilipersed the mob after ^ t i o g all accuuutK, a more inoffeusiTe and ! EXCHANGE PLACE AFTER AN APRIL SHOWER twenty-three summer*. a:taHnl Mt*. please race, to take place in the rmk on aUmt 25 men. William Toner, who; , Frank Fhillips. ^>he haa pluaip r>>^ thoroughly popular young man could Fast day. Tom Hardy is getting up the came here from New York to take a cheeks, dark blue e>»!> u?.l » waaa hardly have been pitched upon. Here race, the entrance money to which is 92 car, was srrested here this evening wavy b.'ack liair. It ih •rii.l w kra ^ is the White Cap letter written in a from each contestant. while______flouriehing a revolver in the Ceu- heard o f hi'* arrest atie •:rte«v » brown paper: where the hitch come#.| It w.is signed ' company formally applied to Sheriff ' during the remainder <>f lh« wreit ^ - Hodgson for the oounty't protection of . attentii^n wa.s :k(tr:ictetl tu itM fiair (rU HEAj»<.!rAitTERs o r THE L asizs Bkanch o fI the comp,iny’« property. The sheriff low boarder, and it ut riim< •rMl W hite Cai-s, Drvisioji or WATERBrKT. - thereupon issued a proclamation calling , were encaged. tMit Mr'*. Phtliipa A iuil 2, lSi?9. \ upon the citizens to aid in maintaining that nolhini( more than Irtetufcilkiy r r r r J 'itnc# Wu'raji : peace. No cars aro running to-night ! existeme r>rr.aag*H 'nt. feathers. * * the awitch at that point, an up car and down car approached the switch simul- ; as he retumetl again that ni^ltl L ai>t WnrrE Caps of WATEHBrur. tmeously and the up car jumpeixnhit$ 1'. K. L. T. S. D. _ I track, colliding witli the down car. i house vesIenUy momtnc u..l u»W landlatly be would not retturn. p«rfaia$» To tJ*t £J*U»r 4^ .' i Nicholas Iji.ier, of New York, a pas- Jim at tinit laughed ut it. He said he : senger, saw tlie .-ipproaching d an p r and I for that tbty. ll»- \»10 wondered if the girls were mad l»eranse, by a numler of well known iocal I arose to stop the car. .\s be reaclietl the i feliow i.'vuu’itel.o. having seen him t«»l>e au eligible match, petlestrians. f 'Kfor the coillsion came and Mr. L>uer ill- liatl uot yet mmried. Accortliup t-> lv » r Sir We like to ««k the Athletir! was thrown violently through a pane of J S •I-.’' tliikt n yoiuig fellow must wed \>itliin club iM>ktv.^>or Khtch Mr llanlT cla'taolo he I glass. He w a s bailly c u t and bnitsetl. ■u>o>i;ei. »h»t tbe men ih«t compete m tli* i “ .i",,., «.,r« w ew in rbnrve of f n i:ir« two years lifter comiug to Waterl ury t«« l\e-hoar.j:o» 5-jpoo-plem*e rare. Guud FrW«T. * WllUlCg CarS WereinCUarge 01 or take a suit of tar. »n- to le t ai- a i>r»e Mt, H ariv ^a\» Ihere-it a $* Bew drivers. K(*ush ua tlas« fur Wl - ' - - ■ ■ Again he thiiupht it an April foi>l joke. ' rbe'puMx’”^ rUmt fi>r* Tw vhoW our ahr.pes t» Juii* Tr. at. a r. ’!;nr t lu-rj . f BERKELEY WEAVERS STAND FIRM but the dale of the letter was not April. Not murh- I'n, liviuir t>!» J»ti;s‘y fcjv fmilV day. The m atter has U-en prey- • ^ ------wnrkinj * Will not Worh at the Itednt-ed in^ u,K,n the young mai.V mind and he : theTuic-^J tTeui: ‘ , Iwiugh u ILits t few »’a». .1 Kate* UKVred. Our Artist’s Imagination May Not Fixr Sur^wss the Keality, so Long as talks of moving to New Haven not, the ninuei> Pavemeut ia Laid, Don’t You Thisk? ) for th>‘ timely am v.d .if .> «-s|>ecially for fear of the writers of the - riDOTUANs CF WiTraarar, Piwvti'ENCE, April 6.—The s trik ii^ ______— ' oiiis? havf- d;»d. The >;irl I eaf- b'tter. but tiocarse he does not want to . “That's a put up job,” said Tom score was =.■2 ax s.* T,,,« ferili;r fr>m d- '.J» ’.•• ry umI live among people who dislike him. Harily, ixheu he vas c'altevl U|H>U by a oil! - t l Another alleged suffei-er from these H filau ) reiH>rtt-r at hi» barl>er shop No. iltesses were deUverv.1 upon tho in d u s- comeroHBroughton and lUm.wl streets. NewBioklin York (> 5 I rt . S 0 i» 0 0 0 J t.* «!o the dr>i*ilf ;1 .U = d ti... . It;; iIt jokers or braggarts is said to In- Kevin l;iti Batik Mre,'t. Billy P erk in s .Mike tiial situatii>u lu that village aud a The fitc originatetl from a gas jet in one K.ise hit>i. New York II. ISrooklyn i ^ the a^-ar future. Drury, the (Muiular Fourtli ward council­ Barns aud WtKHlsy waute^t to g» t the | r»'^olut^ou wits i»a«ieJ that as the weav-' of tlie show windows and spread with Errors. New Y'orb 1. Bro«>klyn X 1 man. Kevin, however, stoutly denies it. “ It’sliad enough to b«* calleil a jH»Ii- rink and 1 stole a lap ou them aiul got! ers lieheve«l that tho retiuctiou they : li-hmiag rapidity. The fJanies were Pitchers Crane and Lovett. I mpires; IS first. TiiisThis is coiuKis goiug to to be bea Miuarea Niuire i were 1 were xsked n.sked to to bear bear was was unjust, unjust, thev tiiey ' *; - __i u,.. —in.l in « short tlci.iii without getting the White Caps Ferguson and Kelly- j llulociatlr Hrl«l mt 1 ^ ivntcst, aud I've got a man backing me ' would not r«turu to work until it t .icc^lerate*! >• ? - _ n , _ . a t ItoSToN. j after a fellow.” ^aid he laughing. "-It's Latv *11 a ioke of the l id« dowirforninst the 1»‘ “f withdrawn. - t'm« ths entire structure was m abla»e. Ba'iton 5 « 0 i> 3 0 —.1 1 enRine house. I’ll never dabble in poli- I am going to hire tbe riuk • ------| Many of the employes had very narrow Wofcesiar...... « u 0 i> 1 ) W.i-iit-K. rt !«, April •! T!; tics again. You only make enemies l**‘>'“ *u»‘«itly, if I cau make >atisfaitory ! Kuiraio Carpenter «n the Rampace. . ei«^es. bnt all of them succewletr in Base hiu. Bost,. ItnrlcAit ' iDtf I"in the me ?supreaie ?su|'reaie »< a rt fs-u-s at Avery pretty and respectaWe South' “The $2 entrance mouey is put to one; ing csarjieuters and painters are jubilant fho flames c»>mmnnici\te»l to CVld Clarkson and Burkett. Main street milliner has receivtnl a s>d«> to b? returned to every runner; Unlav ov»-r the surrender of several j the eapitol thia aftera«‘A' i K -A Felloas hall, adjoining, a four-story a t JKIlSEt 1 ITT. warning. S»i also has an irreproach-. that covers *>5 mil««. Here, it'is all safe: firmsl Five hundred carpentera are JeneyniT 0 0*002 0 0 0 » I the I it»- Joatire V^'t&r'n. 9rm^.yT brick structure, and in a short time it able scholar in the High school. A and not a dollnr l«vt,” aud Hardv shook I now at work for l>o«se<> who have con “ • * » “ ; Evarts pre,idesli».d S. n ,f.r young married man on North Elm a ndl of bdls in the air. “The prizes! c>>«led to the demands of the men. was ttitally destroyed. The Young Pitchers.lAndmann and Ames. Lm-; * . . , . street. wIhi has not drank anytlimg numl>er, the net pro- Twenty-three employing piuntere had | Christian assv'cialion hsd qa ir- pire CliBton. r. i>ort.-.l a arnrs -f stronger than one gl.-iss of l>eer a day ceeds U> t>e divideel— 1ULTH.OKE. April 6 ,-N o game. rain. forinonthi. was warneil to quit the use , . signedtheagu>eu.entup to this after- tho gnmnd • s.-ttmc t ’-*ti» i> r lU-hvrn&c; .■ • i* noon. Three more boesea signed lat?r ^ ® of m m . and a young widower in Brook- ■•T«ret> F;r»t l»ri»e^^*^ tloor was «Hvnpied by several stores. AT l lllLAl.ELl-niA. the deo.1 J lati.-e. lyn was advised by those of the skull ■ l--ineta - Second •• and the ouiUK>k fur the men ia more en- l*fai!iwtelpliia 0 0 t 0 I 0 »» ft « — S. 4 l.ln.w < I i-t 1 --- and crossb«me* to treat his wile Ijetter. ‘0 “'^. " ctmraging. In all pr«>l>alidity tbe a^r'ie* A br.ck dwelling just west of the O ld Aihi.iicr 4 0 0 0 0 1 I II 0 , The fact that in every <-.w these mis- ' l-onnh ment will be atgued by all of the maa Fellows hall w»s partly bnm eti. The Base hits. 1‘hila.lelphia 7. Athletic* 11 K.-i.re« .ntariv.^ ... K n . t auU W ^ sives have Ik>. « sent to worthy people “Here is the likt of entries so far and ter builders-nd iviiutere by Monday or burned twelve to fifteen dwellings. Ern.rs. l-hiladelphii 7, Athletics »• I ' ‘r V *'-'v and the gross iiupn>pri**ties in some of evtry mau has paid bis entrance fee,” Xui-sdaT. Tba L n e swiU^hmeu s s ta k e , . ^ , i * i 41 ^ Batteries. Buffington and Clement... | l*«>«ald ‘.f In-I.aaia. Ti.- them would indicate that they were wid Tom, hun- meant to lie practical jokfs. ! ll.st. are being filltd by new man. ; corner of Barnard and State street*. fney and McQiiatle. two siroreof the fti-:ali» r« -fej. the g.'neral pnbiu* w.-w r fK-r-s* -jje- A Waterbury lawyer into whose hands Rol>en Kii rvted. Farm »:rt»:; A r l*ar.oB«, Sparks from the fire wero blown by AT COLl-JIBrs. So ISTranaliu meet. I. J Shoemaker No It but a Laiidfnl ..f penipin', one of these e|iistle« were put for ad- METHODIST BROTHERS RALLY Colanhiui 4osnoe«li» Orarce strert. Waller Fltrh. IVarl Mrtet: R L, the high wind on to tho steeple of the SprRgtrU . 0 U u • 0 u I I 1 el<>{'i~nt aiHre^ne* Tio* by one of the victims, tiwk tlie al>ove Lani|>man. No. IT Orange rtnet. J Thomp*oii. No | Tiew of it. hInde})eadeut Presbyterian church, c .t ing tone'« ei-lt<>ii]K «»lerai»ly I" Bai. almoKt empty ehottbrr. threatening letters, and if you can c.-*tch Kulelr, Bald'aiB «»eel; Sara Wallare. Rirrrsl.le I by the lUv. J. O. IVek. I'lie mi-serabie seitthfr - spogoi- »treet, Ueorpe Carlry. \Va:crr..;« Ki'Sd. F. F ! half dozen bhxjks away. The church Batteries, G ishright aii'i ISligh B>-ll, tlie writer, you c-an make him smart for _I.al ht.l. anU Ji* Cartoil, Biiml BRir«;Er»>KT, April S —The anni­ Munlock and Mungar. _ ble fur tbe ai:< t:.t;iii<*. >Tit fiu t it. Even if it were not a viol.ition of hiii caught fire and together with the Sun­ exen-L'o-a wenp n o re Um leai* ih.-ir versary of tlie Methodist Missionary At Kansas City. Kac!>as City, 4; tlie law. it would s«>emasthough peoples “1 ^m going to have either Peter day school building and five or six nor the elf • !e»* Society was held this evening The I'itUbnrg, 8. common sense ought t<> teach them In t- Hegelmsn or Dan Herty referee the race, Uev. lie rritt Hnrlburt preside*!, and the the exeiei.'‘-i> n m ^ s ^ wy -ti J a tian* tor than to do such things, for it is no j, ^.j, tUronghout. »f«rt- dwellings adjoining was burned to tbe Rev. J. O. Peck deliveretl a stirring BOSTON S NEW MANAGER Mat*hew- were llnrf-‘ e ,|. M - J i r r joke for a man to g e t a communication at 12oVhck.'’sa:dTom. ‘The address on tlie sco^ and usefulness of | ground. The firemen were busily en- more wa» urce informing him that bis ^ the society A ‘ la i^ collection - was | gaged at the fire where it first startctl Jim Hart, of LouUaille, will take U>B tn memory lif the latJ' E.i Jasbr:^ t.cighbors wish to get rid of him. well-known rinnere including taken. a n d could render no aid in saving the John Morrlira Place. Camp*i-U who ww* oo k « _ h.iltnc for Samoa. >>!*' Harripg*on, J. R Leggett and The conference opened this morning; . , Boston, April 6.—It is annwnnceil t<>-1 bench iVfore tU war. with devotional exercises conducted bv jctinrcu. night that the managera of the Boat on | • ISakFrakcipoo. April 6 .-The Oceanic *•'- were s.'en, and Uie filing the Kev. S.amuel H. Smitli. Tlie fol- The fire also communicateil to Har ^ipany's steamship Zalandia, which «‘xpr<'ss«Hl iwe of ht siUtion. It was base l»all club have pr«>cnrerai«c — ___ •ails to-morrow for New Zealand, will said that a rival walking matoh the day lowing were reported entitle*! .to|i<.T’s paint store, a large four-storr vices of Jim Hart, late c.f the Louisville . deacon s onlers. havinj: paase*! satis­ and Milwaukee clul« aa manag.r of , pnraue her usual comse. It w.v<= thought W-fore itood Fnday, might l>e got up factory examimitiitns: Fre«l. W. I^grin, brick Imdding, tlie new brick arsenal of tiie company would lie requcsteil to which wonld mar theintei'est iu Hardy's William Dalgiel. W. Dukrey. Allen A. the Savannah Guards and a dozen have her go direct to Apia, but bo such performance. Clark, (k>orge W. M. Glenn. Charles E. wo*Kle>i dwellings, all of which were beenordere*Ho^p..rtou Tuesilay. ; thi. morning. TTae reqDost has l>een receive*!. Slie w i l l ------Bartee. They were admitted by the bame»L h o n o r s ' f o r SECRETARY TRACY 1 1 * * " touch at Tiituila and land the mails FOUR LOCOMOTIVES N A HEAP Iconference. A. S. Hagerty was ad- The total loss up to the presen t will ______I IB a general «ena» preU ; M e k there for the Americans in Samoa .and ' ------I mitte*l to local elder s orders. At ten not l>e aiuch less than $1,500,000. The The llrooklya C lnb e*oratloB«. ' I ^ n ane- south of here about four o’clock this i R. Foley, C iarles Purlson and Edward llda Felknt-a F»...... Hall tween Apia and Tucuila. it lieing as­ ladependnJent Prerbyterian Cbartk and i».«oi) Brooklyn J"**? - "f”' morning two fi-eight trains on the S an ta; O. Tree. Daniel B. Vosaeller was dis- vtM n club this evening. The interior of the •“* Abrigailor sumed that tbe Americans at Samoa Fe road, each drawn by two engine* col- continue*! at his own reqnet. Sunday Sehaol...... liare no vessel to s»-nd to Tutnila. Tlie Haa'rjr'v paint «tore...... W.0B01 building at the comer of Kierrepont and Iided and the four engines and one of •arannah Uuard-| araenal...... IU uoo' Glinton streets was a Maze of light. Harder aa4 tm t»m ». •erriceof the German schooner i* very the expi^ess c.irs were piled in a heap. Barber Ihm^herty-* Fall. Unrlliit* ...... unoerUin and irregular. , I while in the spacious parlors were dis- C'HS'Tt. Ei-rrr-, Iowa. Afni A tramp who was riding *>n the exppss Patrick D*i^herty, the Brooklyn ton- As far »* k.iown, no lives have ulayed some marvelous specimens o f *»„,„» • ' car was killed, „ and .acotber , , is missing. serial cliampiou. came uear meeting lost. «•« Liat •rv'iwair m Agrarian Murder In Ireland. ■floral decorations. . The rej:epti«n was; S e - I v.lu^V ntu. •taCB'in !/»i^ Enginw r Jt^ Hare had an w torn off i »it!i a severe aoculect Mondav. He waa 'entirelj infonnal in lU cliaractrr, a 6 tn tbK Dcbun, .^pril .—A wool ranger and his hre^t h^lly crushed. He is I g x u g a clotbeH hue to a high p*»le in PLOTS AGAINST THE PRINCE. toasts or speeches beinf^ given. General named Gddow found t*>-*lay in a probably fatally injured. j vvilliam Tracy occupied a position under.» can- i r ' iioo7,'V *•{ ' tb^" i- 'r ty *77 Biwt ?.»!<-uuty Kilkenny and his heaii A Threat to Shoot Him at the Leiceater- C iK vik. ' mm AMikt ant snperintendenta-\ppoinled. ' ! Chatfiold,tJUam^ltl, and when descending ahlre Raeea. opy placed in front of a bay window in •maiihed opeu. The cnm e is believe*! 7 rn’ifci tar- W a s h i s g t o x . April 6 . — General Sn-! ^as within eigbt or ten fe-t fn-m tfce ! !the main parlor, where from lialf past ,•“* *^’ ’*^ '' te«- t r.r to be of agrarian origin. London. April 6 .—Tbe mayor of Lei B.I . pt-rintendent Bell, of the railway mail *»e fe.l escaping with but ,r ' seven until a late hour he endure*! the '“ n ihew a revr-iver p Want their Wace> inereased. > fervice. to-day appoinud the following i slight iiijupes. It i» said the tJothes WOBCBSTER, April 6 .—The horse car assistant superintendents In the railw.ny , hne was deUcli^ for the punniee ^W al^ t^ci? w^en^ ar! congratulation, of upwards! The fellow t . Uiitel t , drivers and couduotors have ail signed »»»>> service: Llewyln G. Estes, of.phiymg an Apnl fool joke on the l«r- • peUUou Bskiiig for an increase in North C^-olina, assigned to duty u the, ber, who is always re^ly to “get a gag ’ -The ( he«. fMtnMmoiM a* Twh. oflice of the first assistant posmaster on some else. Every precaution has been taken to from behind a bower of smihix. wages from S1.85 to $2 ix>r day. N k w Ton. Apnl ft. l a eta<». general; W. H. McGinnis. of^Obio. as­ insure the Prince’s safety and notliing Jaha Brlshta WIIL I n p o r ta an d Kx|M>rta lnejr>aaed. signed to duly in office o f the second as­ shipwrecked Sailora Wera Paaaensera. nntoward happened. toiin aiseiit t>-d»T Mrl.-•'d >» »§ sistant post master general. toorxaisBTsacABLSTOTaBSraDaTasaaui ‘ sip, SIm>w Iker BasU a a 4 SL *i, Londok, April 6 .—The returns is­ K*w I ’oRX, April 6.—The sts amship D*aoTa Win* the l^eieaatetahlre. BiBiOMOBAif,a«« E rglaud, mI Aaai^ April A w.mI £t6 .—Tbe ^ D._.B«>ra, i BUrk-Dt . ...ortke _ t..beat — & „ a .... Santiago fmm Havana arrived here to­ sued by the Board of Trade show that Kittle B. Articiea aent ia by -Oiff" ate pnb L o sd c n , April 6.—The race for tbe estate uf tne 1 ^ John Bright is valnt-d Wews beat J . VI. B ifJ. !.»» iimf', dnring March tlie imports increased lirted andertheaaaloT aacre-T *a to name*. If day. She brought aa paasengeis Cap­ LeioesteAdiire btakes to-day at th« Lei- at £750.000 which by the terms of his Deliuan. hna Bom £3,640,000 aud the exports increased the yeaac ladic-s tbemaelTe* are oawoualy' tain Brown and nine seamen of tlie brig cesten a h ^ spring meeting was won tij will is divided among a large number of a tz beat P«.L«k. Tw i £ 2,0 0 ,0 0 0 as oompared with llareb, enoagk to keep their aecnt. tartiy a maa caa Tanfar. wfaic'ti waa wrecked on the IXmmtbd, Piamia came seeoDd and petaooa, even hia distant rela iocs be- 1888. keep it. to*.—b . Rbulb. Orcftt Bahamia on March I C n t M t h '^ THE WATERBURY^ SUNDAY HERALD: APRIL 7. i889.

pocket and cracking it witk tbe bntt of Ua A BN EB DIDNT! GK). Je«t do nothin’ but worry about me all the jHE WAS N E ^ T H E BRINX IX THE HOOSIER STATE rrvolvar, *if any g«nUeman should again time-I m g.'ne, 1 would't wonder if he’d b« undertake to slock tbe cards or monkey jost ss happy cs though he was along." Vko OraM** *«•••■• • M*e Wm> SOLID SILVER. wah the tardy but natural growth ol Just than tho train man calltd out “El­ a«rM wklclt TMfc riMM WILLIAM NYE WANOERS IN THE JIMSON B e Hod Jest aa Much SohoOlin' mira.” end the p:ump little woman jumped ■traighta and flushes, we will sbootouthia but Not aa Inborn Knaofc. I l a K l a s s t M , M. T . Soch a fiae iiae wan n r^ rr iMfore WEEDS np, just as the air-bra.es were acconiphsh- ather eve.’ ing th»t deceptive strp, andsho sat down in th e city . “ So yon will see that the Colonel Is aoooi i9rn1al Otrm I B M d m h e r e b u t oae man atatryiog time, and though prefer­ I w u sgrain with great suddenness and cossid- ' Aa eveut has taken place In tha city io bfeM M , Uh> Oriebrmted Omm Galore, u seat left in the car, ring generally to endure a great wrong rath­ eraUo force npon the bandbox. But she markable In Its natan, that I Tentuntodaa- thm raU er 8 sr>-TlM rUcbt of Daniel yWand that was beside M>LID MLVKR. er than to do one, he would not hesitate in gailiereil herself tr ^'ciher asaiu, and after cribe it In full Tha principal tn tha aSalr M W. VMThu-betUir to P. WalM latrs- iVe, and was guarded I hvi ho ped to Irad her up, and tho new ' case of a difference between rival powers ; Mr. Jere Smith, son of Cornelius H. Smith, ot Parti-s viitbing to ).iir<-ba»tr by my sachel, when «MlaK 4b*. C. Ke«-A Fracrant Bsnclia or hot words over the relative values of ! oiwmodatinj bmkenida had kindly the State Insuranee Department at Albany, train stopp^ at • ccn'eated toact a.'? tender, and s'ao had made ia tLis Ill<- wil! Iin.c.tll o a n». Aiw a fli.,- a M ? t - [Oaprrigbt, WiS, by Edgar W. Nye.1 make you show your hand or go home with every way nllable. I hare had a loo« and most •hott, piling little ■le ri Jn n ajT.in.ii,at a r:chly-l lady, Tbe past week we have been . an italicised nose upon you. interestlDir Interrlew with him, which 1 trane- m.-nt C'irtritB, rioochcttiDg to and fro over the Slate of “ I say all this for your sake, Mr. Ouelph, A womin bustl^ into eviarnily s:*-.er I'^i-hei, had Abner’s wifa Indiana. Indiana Ci keenly alive to tha ^ the cw, witk a large IB tciT ind wts escortinif her toahand- cribe and sent! you tn his own w o rls trusttag S ilv rr \Vi.r>‘. aj,,! Kci: i- .vt,. ..-i r t t - r c i«. for you don't know what morning you m a f U may prove valuable to your readers: graat possibilities m store for our common oil«loth valise, a bandbox, ashoe-box lunch soms carrmpe. to l>ear h-'r away for a scri|>ti<>n. becaUedsuddenly by the First Assistant ------. “ Durln* la. feel dniwsy. to attend to the helm business if urced to the sqiiare thing by the press. \Vhen you | earned an umbrella, a weil^oaded shawl- and tlxm In a day nr two I do so. arc called upun to assume tke throne, 1 hon* ; atrap and a basket, EXTI^ACTiNG A TOOTH. would be unnaturally wt>!e LAIE, STH06E k Co! Kokomo IS the headquarters for natural eatly think it \rould do vou no har«j to run i As I said before, there was but one seat aw ake. Stranjr* petix lnter«.iEUtt Relvrern A Young .would come In illlerenl r . I *. I*. C*<»’:..it-r. gas. Those who desire to observe this a doubia column ad in the leading papers . left in the<»r, and t^m g h ^ of the a n a a T;! Exni.w .iK i r.virt komo. Twcnty.one years iteo an oil com­ King,’then tou could graduaUy order out , woman’s face, and with axe r ^ t f u l but It usually felt heavy. pas!’’ a.sked tho den­ 1 was sometimes huacry pany bomd down nine hundred feet or so in I these aus and call attention to your roign ■ thoughtthatldidnotma^eTOyfortheyoung tist of the youuglidy and sometimes 1 hat*.ls 1 was pa.’V^iiiir: that cber «*•!« Pri-;»r r. rr t- Ti.it- i;r it r . may be of use in opening up more friendly tist's chair.” dark at time* and rery lijpht at othmr%. >'lnal!y How it IS regarded as a blessin?, wuile at relations with a country which certainly has for the door, jumped oil backward just as “•It must have been 1 bo8»ntt> fnin fl«h, tut I kn^w that tt Ui»t tune it might bare soared the people ■ had the laugh on us ever since Lord Sack- the train started, and as I looted back I impure gas improp. ttnnaturiU auit that 1 was bloaciuff. Thtsfrtvbl* saw him rolling over and over in thecm- ened me and I eoosulied phyttciun^ who w«r« Potatoes PotatCK^s ; ville West was made to contribute himself erly given. I’vegiven very kind in thrir attenti«>tiA. Init did oi>C krlp I to our campaiirn fund. dera, by the side of the trac’s. pas to athousand peo- m« m th« Iftist. My lather then went with m« The fine*’ in y , unlv Indiana, axcoug other distinct features, is “Did Abner git o ftV queried the UtUe i ■’-r I n.-v-r had anv trouble.' to New York. an4l w# coitauUed the eminent Dr. woman, anxiously, as she struggled out ■ a i-u siUv. They Keyr«« who trv^atetl mo for servral wrvkA A t the proud possessor of tha only successful that time tnr c«»ndition wns horrlM^^. 1 waa siiink ranche in the world, of which we ^ '^ “^l^'.Sfher.^A .ner i, off, d^^.uch ridiculouk things. bl«vited f mm head to foot. It waa aim' «t impoa' j know, at least. If there are any other •ita# to bnathe» and 1 n«>t «irep. In A M u IN ' skunk ranches cow, on a paying basis, I youucoan’ttaUoitifyoudon’, pl«co» »>n my N ^y tbe akin btim .ill laitnl^ •oirreat wm the pr«s«ur« frwm within. The have not yet visited them. The domestica­ ajfony 1 en«lur««l was imlfacrllttble. Then the \.- a, ; I'tr;'-. ‘ f- tion of this little rhododendron has so far asshostood herumb«;’J.aupin mytomer, i ,->„,icr'” doctor toM me my raw wxl been left to Mr. Joseph Lininger, near ^ d set the satchel on uiy feet, ‘-^id 1 t^ally ..J; - Hritht's ili:ratfe In ita w ont form, aud that 1 had ©nhr a few li, I dro:vl it sol” **f*ortunntely 1 hAd a frtend who aeo«>mp^ted ■ IV „ , .• , kind, and pnes into society very little, in- '•'i.'U'il h-Aralj- Lupw when tho tooth’s mo and would not see me the with«'ut ast ru ^ te . SU iA lL S- ; deed, 1 am toid. Few go to see him, and his He did not unre. he utSMf/d on my tuakmg uoe out,” more effort, and 1 did 1 ni'tice»l an imiMr«>»e- ' ' .rscu * ^ • ‘ groceries are handed over the fence to him “Oh. yo s,! TT.;!. I’ve hod teeth out be ment at once; In four iiaya thu tweUtB< b reatly ■ by mea^s of a fishing-pole. Core, u:;d I just scream every time.” dei'rttuMHi and the ixiin wlioUy erarta-^l. I c«»o- > .r i 8 kunks are most prized for their fur and tlnued to improve and am a well man t»w.lay. "U'olU well: si'r»>aui If you want to." and owe my IKe to the marreUoud eCv-cu of I also their oil. The oil is not used on sa’iad, “I’ta divaiifuUy afraid I'U faint.” that wonderful preparati*»n-llunt> L**m»?»!y. M. F. Connolly. a* many suppose, but as a remedy for “ So, you won’t,” 1 believe this b tne irreattfet m»*tciDe thut ; croup. Skunk s oil is worth ten cents an “ 1 feci like It now. It’s horrid havingons’* wua ever discovi*r«'d by man, and 1 «mly wiah 1 ounce, and the contest between a table- -Pi tho whole world uught kttuw what uhaadooK teeth out.” forme.% ' spoonful of it and a case of croup is said to ^ “ IWttcr take pas,” •*! km*wtherearethnixtand»ofple troubled ! be entirely one-sided. Mr. Lminger began ! -- 5 ^ “ If 1 thought it would be perfectly s»f» aa I waa and lu ju u ue vreut d tm m . kmt tney mi The Exchange. i with fourteen of these criminals. He tow not rvtiliie it. RrigUt'a disease o th«* m uadi^ i'd ” oeptive« the mt«t h*»r* ' has several hundred of them, and can buy “I’ll guaraatc; that >t won't hurt you at riWe ni'^lady the world He i.l|uurt. f- f..r th e r i > T i any of the adjoining farms at his own price. all.” hat eTcr known. It hat o r WlilsKIHS Mamif«tnr-a. a KaTTKAi. oas w tx i. I Last Aimmer he used to go to church M “ Weil. I wi’.’; " oosettie^l tymploma. but I Huntington every Sunday mommg, but this assumw erery imavlna)>le ••AU right. Sit ia this chair. Put this form. I had no i«lea that OLI> ont of the county. Gas wai discovered by year the churvh is paying him five dollars » tulHjin your mouth. l—” was underiniuinir me until UEKMrr.»i;K, had a cistern, through the water of which The skunk is said to possess strong »f- 1 iKvan to l4oat« and •'v>a. doctor! M —" uow that I am well and 4 be notioed littie bubbles percolating from , fection for the human being, but in most “IVn't taik-tako full breaths and—’* en>\viiur hte* I 'feel like r.r.M.K time to time. This gas had a slight odor re­ instances it is not returned. The akunk re- “ on, Tcs, ABN'rn is oir. “ I-U>h. d>.vtor. It won’t—” telUi^ cvtryUtdy aNnit sembling the tomb of the t'apulets. The my miraculous ee(*ai»e. JKH>UC j; \.\X , , sembles the elephant in one respect, via: “Kivp (lerfectly still, now.” Is it any w u n d c r tnis doctor placod a large inverted sheet iron , bei-ause be can not climb a tree. didn’t want Abner to go to Elmiry xrith me, Abner is a good man ar.d a go^>l Itisband, ‘>IU'v.aa.nhI" town is aroused AM * MATT I.o WEJ:. funnel over the cistern and to the apex he Mr. Lininper says thia little animal does “I guo«s she's cone now,” says tho den­ over my resurreo- but he ain't no man to take visitin',’ tion ?** • Mteched a pipe leading to h:s kitchen stove. not require much food, and even that little tist io his assistant. “Hand mo my for- Such is the acctMint of pmhabtyae narrow By changiiig the prate a little howaseu. is of t2o very p’jimest kind. And yet he is ^ I ma>le no answer, tud crowdog the I loaded shawl strap down on the »at bo- abled to utilire this gas for cookinsjand aa I'ffal eater after alL i Half a minute later she gasps out: heating pur|«'!-es f.w many years before any twivu us she went on; "I'm pin’ to tn>m doath as was evor kuuwit. *tu« The sac which supplies the little heliotrope visit my sister's folks up to £lmtry, “v)lw'h-I-;s itputi I feel so funny I I- great notice iva"! taken of it- Ue.ng of an with his aJ-{ n:r*“n'** which Mr. Smith felt wtre^uoa OMce B raiis ed Wlies inventive turn (ft? arraiyrtsl a and I didn’t want Abner t» gv\ aa many others fi'H liut do not ct'nsa*l«*r worth easily removed, says Mr. Lininger, and: because .\bner ain’t l>ecn brought up in It n as just Uke go'.ug to sleep, 1 hadn’t tho i iioticmir. It IS i*lain, howerer, that the mkriy -VLWAVS IN >1*^ K achemii by wUichSbe wilTWiabit'd i7il!i:Ut then the animal Ss as harmless and even' tiiutest idea »vheu you drew tho tooth out I Indications of a duiireruin disease i^un«>C be the fire in tho luorninj: without petting oat vary polite society, and my sister ud so tntJt'd with, but mu%t be met prv»mptW. itwl i»y , more devoted than the common house cat, well in tnttiu’a mau, and lives so kinifcron 1 M-lot me seo . the uxrth-«ch! It just •uoh a r»'iue«ly as has N*eu pruvvn to be iiuleud ln;>> ! I I of bed i Possibly that luay lead to the general adop- tlie top shelf, that I kae w A buer’d fe«l uu- M>om.M to me t h a t - I ^ a fricud in timv of need. _ When a great man coni.'s t .>K"ii '>mo, in­ 11,'n of this animal as a house |>et some day, comfortable all tho lim e he was there, and »>““»; soul! I’ve sufrer»M ever>-thing and ^*>vraaor J. W. HOOSON, Prop.. stead of I'allinpouttlie b>ind. they take him a:id along with the stingU-ss bull dog, our then I'd lie on netUes al ays forfear he'i say - a htt.e more *‘*i It i i i» i:\NK ■ tx. I him. Ro far it bus wrke.! very v.-eU. < x- >aai.'l W. Voor- considerin’, 1 didn't think ’twas best to * know when E - w m s o I ■ a h'use if we are injudicious enough to be urpo him verv much logo up to sister *'1 d liio theohair as w n as pt^sible for lius, who was thii.i:mg over the late war at c |ia:>'nts and publicly admit it, cau let his lUchael's^ with _;,i.'.»„<• me ' snv'tht.^ lUUont, s.iys the dentist, and she 13-J so. M.tIN ST., for. ».KAM*. the time the w ‘11 was blown up. and he was ! h'.ph stoi'p. biviwn stone front to a poodle slides out and hurries to tho glass to see BO startled that he ran all the way to In- I did not quite Si'S my way clear to retrain ' doc infirmary or a skunk aquarium and from lisU'ning, so 1 laid down myjiajitras how she looks with that tooth out.—Time. J, C. SRAHAN, Prop’r. dianapolis, it is said, surrendering to every thank Heaven that he is not encouraging ‘ICKiSGHAM CAFl” one he ni'*t «:i the way. He was lieard to the little wi'man continued: C’wE\^LY~SwInDLED. A Choice Line «*f and lK>:n%»uc : American children in our great metropolis. "I took Abner with ms oni'C when 1 »-cnt aay. as he poullui'd his immortal soul with Here in Indiana there lives at Fairmont a flagon of Matt Honniug's Celebrated on a visit to cousin Silas’ folks dowu in rh»> Kiperlone* of a tVonian Who tTantril l k ^x o h s a m i c i >;m : ^ . an honest and di.serviug prtH'n grocer and Binghampton. That was jest after wi> was Io U«i >«methln( for NathlHg. Anodyne for Mau and C«'a«t, that be would tradesman whose name I did not suc­ ^ t h e r fill a drunkard’s grave any day than married, and I made up iny mind thtn that | A nimy night, and Twenty-third strt>»'t 'U'mes. Liquors and Cisars. ceed in petting. He deserves to do well. what wanderin' hand in hand .Vbner and mo ' was alnuv»t deported, says tho New ll.V'S .M.»> AM* roltTHS'< to be soanvl to death in u fon-ipn strand. , n*>

08 not prevaricate. H# does not try to Kefemugto i^utii-s in Inuiana. 1 have did after that we’d do lu tho near neighbor ' York Tribune. A young woman was AImav' in misri'present, llanged along the front ol hood of Kuckville. ! hastening up<'n her ^vay when she saw be- lanen tho pr(H«ution to funuFh the fo.low- . exhibits vegetables of aU ' fore her on tho muddy walk a bnght circle ing letterrttcr of introduction to ColonelJ>hnt. ^ tin.K fruit in season, butter and eggs, AU "Abner knows enough, too; he's had jest SIKAK.S, o> - - as much schoolin’as ever Idid, but'oma of goid, a ring. She stoiiix'd to pick it u p ; a New, so that be will hardly have a chance hx.k sweet and clean. Every thing is neatly j icOvirn PERKIN’S CAFE. ' AVE. to foci lonely while in l,ondon. man coming from the oppi'sito directsiir saw 1 arranged. Hung over these articles are the tnack, so to six'ak, of gettiu’ ak'ngwith it al«o. ai.d at tho same moment leane.1 for. “ lI'iKoMi-fi, Ind., Man-h ’J‘1. i T - p pri..t'-m arks. Coming along the eggHtountcr j,, understand. { ward to reav'h it. The laOousin Bilas’ house is lit by gas, ard tho , m».i, u|xin rising, p»>litoly said; House «rilh shoe blacking: Opscsite Hei? Eii£1:b4 Dc'p;t ‘•l)r.»K riiisrr: This will introiluee to j , very first night we was there, ins*'ad of Uere is your ring, madam." , ' blowin* tho light out good and hard as 1 | No, no, it is not mine,” said the laduo'him to y u r iiiKthcr. Should the i about mulnight they carried both of us out "Nor 1,” said she. 1 I.i.jiio'. sii'I r*:;.ir# kfpt in lilot-k. tJuoMi ever play ('!il sledge at e v e i . t h e i into another room, jcstasw o was, else we'd ‘•See, it does not fit me at all; it is a lady’s r i>-x II Kiirlbi-ciHKt n'. m->" i.f likely ’a’ died. | ring.” said he. I on' ■>»iiis, c r.. «r U iunti* are | ii: up m ■ ocw-t. • will find folor.elNcv.-an ex.-ellent .par'ner, ltl.»ks vivacious and s >arkh:ig lu e mv. r-ia'i >n, ; .•Vn’ then one day when Silas’ wife’s '•Perhaps your wife might like it,” said in'ENTION EORSEIEK! j e t always k.'.'nly iilive lo tlie imiiort,iin.x3 , maid came in to bring some letters, Abner ; *he. Yol T'UIAVK T.'fR of turning Bj u-k a t the proiK-r tiuie. hud to up and offer her his cha;r, and then ! “My wife is dea t.> t: e “ Colonel New is a sch.>'.arly man. yet, like waitin’ for an intnxluction. I was she. 88 - $8 - SS - S8 - .SSN8 withal, simiile and unassuming in h:* man­ that mortiHed that I almost died. Then a t; “No, madam. I don’t caro for it. You A iT E P -J ners. He IS the in iRt .>rtani-e of .■sill i vat ing The lady hesitated for only a momen*—a 8 FOR CR.WONS S Pricc n (lucc«l to Si.oo friendly diploiiiHtic relations w:\h him llo cheap ring, surely; will sell for two dollars IS the editor of the l>niian;i]K>lis .lournal, a . at least; and that will buy—and a vision of At;.: ti f" W. tl.. pajier whose friendship ii.eans a great tleal | gloves, hosiery and tidies llilte>l through 8ALLDERIGI:’ • i:r o»n wi'iL, hav ■ n * to a rising vTiiini: rrim v D) not < fT.'nd I her brain. ‘•Ah. yes, hero is yourquarter.” .ii.t.t’. Colonel New. f..r he cau injure you very | S l.irg.- .[ i and to ease a sudden twitch of conscience 8 11 EXCUAXGE rL.V( IL »:ini’-, s . uni tl • I ' - much if be sh 'iiM t.ise a nor .on. ts p .i’.^Iy , she clropi>ed an extra tcn-cent piece into his in Indian*. K >nli.iy j . ii aro l.able t > l^o a ; s 51 'If fV - T hand, and slipping the ring upon her linger 8 r< LkM .11 i : k . King instesd «'f the I'eil-lu*'*'.! i;.in' *^i> t that to kfc'p it s.ife, hurried home. you ar<‘ at this t .me Wh-'u tint day e.imes, [ “ How happy you Ux>k,” said herhusbaad. ilert, vou don't want the Imiianui- JS .'o u r-1 N.ilioing the larce number of eisht-ceat' S8 88 - S8 - 88 - S8 - 88 fr -‘r.. ee.;s sold durmg the day, we have canceled as she was rrmoving her wraps. . r. r- \ . l nal down on >ou K.r.g of (ir.’. t I’.ritam j “ Pol* Well, I'm in luck.” and niortga:;<*e of Ircl.inil you'..u'uld have ; our hvture date bore and wlil go away OD r. -,: the afternoon train. “ Luc'a, howi'' the press on your side ere you In'* n to | “ I ve found something very valuable,*'- All the Craze. r.'lgn. If I vei-e I'l yojr I wouid, ou ! said she, drawing off the ring and handing PATRICK BOYLE presentslion of this lett r at the hand^ of ; M»- Colonel New, imTae.iiat.-ly c;>.'n up friendly i ' it to him, “ and have had a very interesting FIGS IX CLOVKR, j oxpt'r.cuce.” W bile his brows were drawn diplomaticrelations with Amt nra ly sub-, together in critical examination of tha WM. NEVILLE. M -i-- scribing fiw the Jouinai f"r a y.-ar, m.-lud- O—AT—O ingthe«undaved.:ion. This will Co >ou no ; treasure, she related tho episode as it oc­ harm, but, on the other hand.it will s.how ■ curred, not oven leaving out the extra ten- lTon*t Ua\*e to Finpe. cent piece. Boston 99 Cent Store, M. I-:. KEELllY, that____ you______take an iiiten'st in us. If 1 could . Riphrooia Tiim-l’ai'a, what if I should Ho threw back his head with a hearty nee vou fo ra few hnurs. I could ftivo you • ta te itin to m v head to elopo j tVhatu'ouM jirinp ont or gnni* s. Crack Slmli*, —i>K.«LEa ;s- •ome iKiiiHH on the IK,licy for you t J pursue ; lauch, and said; "The thing is brass. That was a fraud elegantly played.” 'iM:ilU, Diitnl) IJells, luili.iti C'lulit*. SCRAr IKOS. MKTM.S, • AM> on assuming the jvirtfolio of Kin?, which | y,. "pjim (who has seven marriageable (inir« Hooj).*, Luwa or I’arlor Teiitiis, would make your reign jierftvtly s.i'.id with ^ eI AVhat an iileal It •‘Oh. it can't be!” said she, faintly. W.\.STF, l’4*iu;i». I “ But it is, my dear.” K itfs, Veli>ci|>eiie*. Ask t-> s«e tli*- the people and give you a steady job as long : never be ncocssary. If you ever have “Then I shall wr.te to the papers, and ll<>y«’ Iron -\xl« Wagon, st only KJ i SHAFriMi. I riXKTN. iH.VJ- Bs you live. Colonel New can tell you a ^ ctiao'e to marry I and your ma w;*l never ^ ether unsuspicious women shall be ci-tite worth 81.’.15. El’>. TANK.”*, lOiy.F-S. VU.TH. (rood many things about It and bow to w^irk : slightest objections. — t'aicago , JfST TOSS TEE BIUSEMAS. your homo cimveiitions and pnmaries in | ’ warned.” ______row ER i*i:i>si>i. rtx rr pntii-E.x. the interest of harmony. Ue is the greatest | ZT'IZ IT i wa-sn’t etiket to eat but two, and kepi i JOCULAR JOTTINGS. r.Tc., ETC. ZEUo MfrrAU bab- stpin’ on his foot, and then when they j •Tost rt'c ■ivi'tl a lioaiitifnl Hue of W aII man for harmony you ever saw If he cai. , , k. i •■fxiketa, brackets and l*ii.tnre Frani*vi not be harmonious, he asics to be cicused Lionel—Why do you remain la the baJ- begnn bringin’ on the more soUd vict. , ^ig strike wasn’t • big r.lTT MEI.AL. PI«i L£A1>. «U> f.ill line t)f Till, Crockery aud Himse- from tbe game. ro.im I You are not a guest, sir. nals he’d eat so much soup that he r.early . LE.\U, b e lt o il, Kie. A lw ay s • • “ Hany years ago he played a very good Stranger—I am a detective employed ta split himself tryin- to k«pup his end after getting back up. ha. l.ol.l rihhIs ; White Wa»li. Paint, Scrub : conaervauve game of poter, but when h« ; guard Mr». Van Stamps dmmonds. through the res*, of the meal. Thea he was decided to back down Huil Wiuilow Pmshe-. All ar«» intit.Hl, 1*“ ^. Meivl..* WATSIUSl'KT. CT. became a newspaper man, he came out and j Lionel—But her diamonds are not worth sickaU night, and 1 hod to be up puttin’ . . . . ti> call aul eiamino tbe many lieautiful took higher ground. You might, possibly, I wavhing. I'hey are paste I warm applications onto him, and that on our f A man di^n t tTke W b etray ed , but be au(] u5^ful (iootli on our CoauWs. weddin-trip, as you might say, to a ” ^ Ukes to get his money ^ t r ^ a ■gain awaken his interest in the game. Ii Stranger—II3 presence gives them the - ■ ■ •' The winter tooka fall out of-as last year. could n Jt promise. I api«earanc« of reality.-Cvucago JoumaL The little woman shifted tho overburdened! , - . shawl-strap a little more toward mv side ' but wo are tiklng a fall out of winter this, J. BUCKNER, ‘Colonel New was the gentleman who. DriTM to th e WomU and continued; Minister Phe’.ps is said to be In his prime, o r r i t ’E . many years ago. when the country was also RE'^L ESTATE, new and inf«sted with bears, and rattle- Teugk citizen (to fellowre stran- but it does not follow that he would make a •nakee wen' so pienuful that a sober maa penilentiarT)—WeU, Bill, you’ve tried burg- p^rs. If tvr.y bodr speaks to him sort ot goo«lpnaie minister, Boston 90 Cent Store,, took bis life in his band, as you might say. lary, arson,' highway robbery, picking pock- sudden like in company he turns awful red Berry Wall's cre P .A X K hhTWtlT. - - Ok. ■at up quite late in the evening playing ets and counterfeit ng aad got caught at It away up to his hair, and stutters, and says; nate class. They have often to "go to lao SOITTH MAIN* STREET, draw poker with two of his Iriends and a j every lime. What are going to do now I | > Yes, mam,’ when he means ‘ No, sir,’ and u>« Wall'’ without effect. ■tranger who was short one eye. The I BiUtbltterlyt—rm goingtojoina flnnof acts terrible nervous, tryin'to git his hands ------;------33* aricn u B . pMly played a pretty suR game up to ■chilli-book publisber*.—Chicago Tribune, out of sight ’thout stickin’ ’em into his M rs. Uobb’s niuo Boek. twelre o’clock, it is stased, and the gentle­ ------— pockets. I’ve warned him against that, and Hobbs—Where’re you going with that Heilman & Kipp,' man with one eve had aU the stakes. At rnseiask. steppia’ aU over himself, and Adgitin’ , dresst *?f it k more blessed to give than to re- ; touad "t*!! you’d think he had the S t Vitus. ! Mrs. Hobbs—Out calling; this is my now this moaeot Cok>nel New arose, and. putr -M A K E T U E - RINK TO LET. ting » UtUe machine oil on the mechanism oeive,” in ied Harry, after his father had ' »He'k alius »tumbling over somethin’, or directory costume. o fa la r^ e eight-pouB'd revolver which he bees tiy i4 to teach him a lesaoa t« gen- steppin’ on to •ome lady's dress, or runnm't Hobbs—Ah. I see. it helpa yo« remenber erosity, '“ItWiik tt wotild be T*ry nice in me | against a vait*r and then turnin’ round so ' the names of the people want to call had in his overooat, laid the toy on the table - i«. have tha _ « » ! Parties ileairia g the Kiak fc» hi«. -nten, teanng the^pper from | to ^ J h ^ " aodOen to beg nardon th at be knocks o S a 'o n . Theee directory pabUshora bareloD r ® fD'ertainmenU. etc.. oaa vaso or soBCthin’ from the whataou heads.—Detroit Free Preea. afrwhpM kof cards, be said, bneSy, bot SRine a t a re—oa«»>t«> t*? with g re H warmth: - \t.mapir W aM tetJ H M . hawkshaw. tagor to oaC uy names, and I will not do C STioliM udeiipaiiiU ^ \^^.Urin»7, C obb. I Rink BalltliBZ. O • 0, M ,’ a o i d ^ U lu K a peoan f m h » l4l Ii Are pm C iM co— ahitu alone, though I ta#wh**’U and waat will it doi

"^ 1 THE WATERBURY SUNDAY HERALD: APRIL 7.

; by tbeCL TBey do oot believe that the upon the owner. In ScoQand 'it is tlioagfat DRE.U)ED DREAMS. i change from a fledily to a spiritual state will that combing the hair by candlelight, or at A CYCLO.N'E OF DEAW ; have the efTeCt of altering their ideas in the night at all, would cause disa>tar to friesds I slishtest degree. Many of their cooceptions, A REVIEW OF THE GREAT NAVAL DISASTER CURIOUS SUPERSTITIONS OF VARIOUS fcowerec, are not altogether without fotmda- BBOCEBS' SrPEBSTmON'S. Such matter of fact businessmen as brobert AT SAMOA. CLASSES OF PhOPLE tioo, as the loss of thestcomship Friday many years ago will demonstrate. and speculators also have their iieculiarsu- This vessel, a large ironclad, bailt in Scot­ 'perstitions. rh« C}'cl»ur« Tl»a« Tome ftom the W*«t The WidM^read Belief That Drrami Fore* land at great expense, was, in defianco of Ri- Hundreds of intellignit persras have a su­ ludiM—The EDumoa* Helcht of ITave* penitition, named after the unlucky day. perstitious reluctance to engage in aay im­ o u t EvKDta—Some o f th e Fetiche* T ra u - Her officers were capable and experienced portant enterprise on Friday. This includes O arine St<>rui«—The Loan of t]>« Con- nnd by Sodet; Women—The Fataliim seamen, and thoroughly adapted for such a as cool and matter of fact a man os Jay •erva—The Sunoan Dlsaater. Gould. Under no circumstances wia he use of nroken—Sapentitloiu About noman task as the trial voyage of an ocean steamer. The sudden and awful destruction of the BiUr. The Friday set sail on Friday. When near­ an elevator. The hita Jesse H«yt, the mill­ ionaire grain merchant, would never engage German and American flivts at Samoa has ing the Cape of Good Hops on a Friday a called forth a nuus of tet-timonics o.< to ex HEUn are rertain ! few weeks afterward she sank, and the entirt in any important business undertaking on Friday, and many of the speculators on the I'erience in ocean storms, end conllrmeil the -- snperstitions th a t crew was drowned. Many old sailors say jminful fa-.'t th at no science of man can give S'lch r^T it pr^.{r^*3ln cr.Thr^nch r.f -• are as iaplicitjy tM t their fear of goiog to sea oa Friday big exchanges are similarly superstitious. tno Ja2Ut-<« M-St rit. <» u In ervrv r*«Tv< t r.tit U 11 the « They consider every Friday a Black Friday. long warning of their approach. T!ie ta ii- rv If youv iiUr/»..iarairT ‘Uw.’ 1 believed in as ^ dates from this catastrophe. In the quarter; rometer, however, usually gives a few hours Oun rj*.* crfulnil ir. an l $4 S h ttnl who lir:-a> . t r . - The prejudice against Friday pn>bably dates vf laciory Iac.«r lL.i« v.-i —, mort fiositive facts | of sailors you will find horseshoes, palm tike warning; so ail sails may lie taken in oni and material dem- i leaves, nails and many other curious articlee lack to the Middle Ages, or to even a remoter period, as the day on which Christ was ex­ vessels near the coast make out for “sec onstratic iis. Of tie ; which tho sailors keen as fetiches, and in tie room.’’ In thu! cas«.‘, however, that was not ecuted. It is only one of innumerable old Fuperstitions of ao- ' virtues rf which they have most imphcit be­ possible. The inlands lie about H ilogs. couth lief. If, during a storm, birds are swept superstitions which still survive. J A M S S £z CO^ 41 Ziincolc St^ ‘^Zass. tors, gamblers, sail- ; irLLl. LINi.S oi'" TIIK AUUV£ !!>UUE» I-'O'-l - \ l :: l i . ors. sava^, luiglit | Many investors and speculators are super­ be n-ritteu tomes as : stitious about dropping things. If they find fiouderous as altar j themselves constantly dropping articles which ____ MILTON. B Y fflE S J THOHPSON. _ mi.-^li>. Ithaygot-i they happen to be carrying, they taie it as a tfii so th at every j sign that they must sell their bonds and iooiety nom an tia« a feticlj. and merstitious fear of IJXPRECEDEXTED ATrRACTION. HAVE YOU TRIED THE otbern iae of tfaa hard sense order carry in bolding stocks over a holiday. ttelr trouacns bon>u chestnuts and raw fxjta- Some fines will not display the ominous 13 OVER A MILLION' DLSTBItlUTED. tl ('bantabla |e». and ii.-* franrhire clauns of pen^jns have U fu hire coUw-twl inj^e .tpHrtof th* present,______Cnr.stilutien,_____ m if you have not, ask from vari >uii sources, Kone are oduer than BulTalo and Chicago a number of years ago, by an cveruheimiDgID popular role. thoMof the stage. was launched on Friday, sailed oa Friday, m i'KIlKTITIOKS OF THE STAGE. and sank on Ffiday.” Its MAMMOTH DiiAwiyos ule voiir Gfocei fof it, OF Tlkeatncal comfiaiiifa ar/. a s a rul,-, C'im- To see a negro tLo first thing iu the morn­ pUxcf S^ni^AnnmtUy^ (June nnd Ditnnlfer) | . - poaedof the mc«tBU(x?rstitious mortals living. ing is a favorable sign. and its GUA2iD HiiKU\CfOt. it TTOm niIr On one ot'uunoii thb ma:iag<-rof a well known Some brokers on rising in the morning DnAWiyos .ver ^ ^uiii uurwagoiis. N<-wY.(rlt theatro was standing Ktidethe have a superstitious fear of putting the left ten mo>ith» in the year, tuck are aU Jruirn HE CRIED LIKE A BABY, FAY CLERK EOl-HE. COJt m.-LtA.N o r NIPSIC. in puU ie, raaingt »f Th4 Louitiana ftaU Ltxgut Lotttry TOTHatHio for fully ton minutes, or until one servers. They are decidedly averse to hav when a black cat walked before ber during a Cumpnny, and in ptrtnn managt and loxti-ot tiU S0a0?5 El]D IpTEL. ing corpses on board, and there ors many The cyclone best known to .■•jnericans is or two otheTR bad entcnd the auditorium,' performance at Drury Lane theatre. Most Droving^ thrm»lrM m d th a t Vt4 tarns art ren- cases on record where the crew has beoomc that which originates in the West Indies, ducttd irilA htmtJdy. f a im w tind in goo*/J^ntK %fcen bo wemiylgraolJy relieved, and allowed wotnen regard tho putting on of a gamoent 228 SOUTH MAIN oTR EET. mutinous and refractory imtil tbe corpso* moves northwest to the coast and then, ap­ toatl /Hirlitt, andvttiiM oHu Ut Company to iu« tbe poweiaior of tho Ben Butler eyes to eater wrong *ido out as a presage of bad luck. Fri­ etrt^aU . uitA /ac-mtiltt • / uur tii/iuiturtt were tiirown overboard. pearing to rebound from the land, turns to Hh) tbe^trn. Tho mam^^er subsequently ex­ day is a black day to some woBien. They \cktd, in its adtetHtmtntt." M. LAWLOR, PROP. QCEEB IXDIAX BEUETS. the iKirthoastward and whirls nway till it is plained that, if ho had allowed that squint will not f ta rt upon a journey, begin a piece The Totonac Indians, inhabitins tbercgior dissipated scmewhcre in the ocean between Finst elms nccommt «latioii9 »ff..rdetl eyed man to be the first to enter tho theatre, of work, have company or do any act of im­ of Carlovento, or the central port of Ticrro latitude 40 and EOdeps. South of tho equa­ aomo awful accident would surely^ have hap- portance. tor the storms whirl in a diffeivnt direc­ guestii. jwned. Caliente, the warm lands of tho state of Ver« A nOTKI. CLEBK'B STOKT. Cruz, to nrrthward of the port of that noma tion. On tho eastern coutiuent they are Comfortable room.n ami timt tl;j« table A manager, actor or actress will invariably “You ask me if I am superstitious,’’ said a have some very curious suinrstitions. called typhoons, and have usually been most lionrd. managn, by book or by crook, when meeting wen known^otel clerk. “No, not to any eX' terrible in the Indian oci’an. They form One of the elemental principles of tho an­ tent. There is ono thing, however, tijat I F IN E ST QUALITY OF AT.gH with a humpbacked man, to jjasis hi.s or her cient Mexican thecdogy was a belief in tW along the border between tho “licit of cahiss' hand over the hump, which is sujifioscd to have noticed. Thera are certain ntuabers on dtial nature of the ocdotl—the tiger, wfcioii and tho southern limit of the trade winds, WINES, LIQUORS AND CI- an sueh a charm that good luck wili fol- the annunciator that demand more attention Commissioners. Ls not a tiger proper, but a panther or jaguar. and tho experienced navigator can tell as GAP-S. C .\R R IE D IN S IO C K . C thom for days to come. This suyiersti- than others. I don’t account for it. I sup­ ir< Us xndtrtigntd Sankt and Banltrt triU This animal was depicted in the sculpturei soon as one strikes him on which side cf him fay att Priam dnnm in Th4 lamtiana tot- W'N. E. —Horse c-ars rua by Uta tlon, by Uio way, is also shared by gamblers. pose there is no way of accounting for it, a ^ the center is, and his [(Ian is to get away t*r>4t teAich may WIN, Pres. Xe w Orleans Sat. Bk. n i tell you a strpjige thing that happmed moving around it in a circle; but as the cy­ OAKI. KUHX.Pres. I nlon National Bank. proportions. Tho tiger god of Yucatan is a oao night when I was on watch. It was quiet striking in.stance of the reverence iu which clone itself is moving rapidly forward, the GRAND M0STH1.Y DRAWING, in the hotel, for nearly every guost was ia. I real course of the wind is a great parabolic TROUSERINGS. this brute was held by the ancient Mexicans. was reading a new ^per when my attention In tbe Academy of Mamc, >ew Orleana* Also it must bo noted that he figures in a ciuTi'e, aiKl so the ship m aster caught in the Tuc»l*y, April I have tbli|1Veek 130 pullrras af was called to a number on th 3 board which center of one can never form an idea on what siralilv Trunaerius-t. jority of the few legemls and traditions which was tincovered. I gbnced at it, called front, have survived tho iconoclostic oblivion with tack it wUI strike him. On the outside of APITAL PRIZE $3 0 0 ,000 . which the Spaniards oovcred the faith nni' f the circle, too, tho blow may come ou grad­ 100,000 Tickets at S30: Halves 910: I»"PR K E.-J T O sriT ETFKYtUtnT’ ^ works of tho Aittcos. ually, tho wiul teniiiug to spread; but on the Quarters S5; Tenths, 8; Xweulieths #1. Tho Totonac male is lord of his ca-=tle, end inside tlie border bi'tween the dead calm and LIST or rRlZS9. from the day of his marriage he inflicts upor the fiercert wind may not be ten rods wide, 1 PRIZ E OP t m c o o Is...... ism.noo IPU l/.E O F UlO.MOU...... HW.WIO his spouse a lieating almost daily, to remind and su the shock is instantaneous. F. Su e ami C. fieliliiii, 1 PIU/.K OK W.OIIO Is...... 50.HOO her by practical demonstration that he is cer­ Many columns like this might be filled with 11‘ltiZEop sj.esoi...... a.%()uo CUTI’ERS. tainly master. If his lordship be in a rocum- a lure list of the vessels lost in cyclones in IPniZES OF 1.000 is...... •'M.deo this century. Ship after ship, in splendid S PRIZE."* OF 5.0t.0 s r r ...... -•1,000 licnt position, tho wife may by no means, foi SS PRIZES O F 1,WK) s re ...... *,IKI0 B ^ . Sedgwick, no puqiose, not though the ([uestion may bt condition .".ned, and chiiJii's* lilO do. 500 arc...... lu.ilno ness among tltem is regardol as a great mis others a niero iragiiu-nt was found ilrifting 100 do. atHisre...... ■J0,0(W fortune, a cause of stigm.i. of khaiiie and re on tho ocean months an I even years after­ TERMIXAL PRIZES. jiroach, and a childlce^ wife fares hard ward. The facts ivero plain; caught in the WO llo. 100 a r e ....- ...... W.WiO TO RENT. Would sho go to a function, a fair, or othui deadly wiud whirl, tho vessel was tarn to SKXI do. 100 a r e ...... !i9.9«i gathering of the cUnii, sho is ferbiddon, for. piei-cs by liie liattlocf wisid and wave. Not o RENT- R:n»i]r fuml'hril Kw m to let sad 3,134 Prizrs, amottnttnj; t o ...... (I.tSLHio T ^ for tracsiebt and ptband gathen smooth as a mill p«'nd. Suddenly in the d.irk- F:rM Floor A man with an old fa.vhioned yellow flute r V 'F o a C l c s R>t I!>, or any hir'.brr Inforwa- in an orchciira will a t times cause the best of up a log of wood or a wooilen l>cncb and lays ness of night caR;o a gn-nt billow, supposed ion dfeiieil, write Ifeb ly to the unurrd by jour cuclksmg an £a playing to tho audieuct>, will play solely to l«iby.” high in tho air. She sank in tlie trough, was lope bearing your full aildreiu. A L \> A ¥ S ASK man In orchestra plajmg tie yciow TELXS HER roRTVNE WITn A PACK OP CARDS, tiui Ui« With a babe to show, on Indian womar again lieavud on the crcst of a billow; once -F4)K> flute, and oftentameii so intent-teO do they be- may repair to fet»s and festivals froely, be- told the boy to go to J>o. —, and resiKn««l my more this was repeuteears in the cuni!>>rawinjr. Antthm jr in oar Dame ©frerea for kii destination. To have met that funeral, and went to bed. of novahsts that many of the most thrilling Itn thaa a Dollar is a sm ind!e. \\7 E »r*« liottlinsr some verT ta*» ia hi* ied tho room, the number of wliLh >i«<« Homer puts L*lyw«s through an ex(ierience ---- FOR----- (tIN S frt m the original |>uckage«. lag <4 a new theatre, a drop of blood gets cn : acted so strangily, whea ha was here. I am of shipwrock and Uf« on an isL-uul which lias Onarnnte.il otrirtly pnre. the stag*, the theatr* is doomed forever after I not mperstitiuiis, but I confessthat I thought baan repeated with thoiisand-* of varuitions to play to losing business. The o] manufactoring thing t^ n iy docui.-. nc.l Ue laughed so heart- and Baoch Ardoo city tn Maaachusetta is well remembered by I ily aliout it t ^ t 1 Lave cave.- told it sinca tiU No ODB raally knows bow stri.ng the wind MEN'S WCONSOCKEl’ RUBBER P. Donaghue, I now." wnter. The play was “The t)ctorooo," blows la a cycloaa or bow high t he waves BOOTS : EAST MAIN ST. in the duel between UcClosky and the Tbe c^miDOnest superstitian regarding risa above tha laval; in the Nc.-th Atlantic Indian oae of the partict receiv^ a slight ; dreams is that to dream of goU predicts io f; aciantifle m«aiumn«nt pnts the higttest nave DOUBLE THICK B.\LL (first qnality) cut on one hand. Ho was quite a full blooded I I silver, sorrow; of flyin~ n joKn.ey; a t at thirty-aavan U u , but many r.t|>tum<> are man and “tho carmine” poured freely from i i nlag, marriage; of killiug swpents, viotory; podtiva thay hare saan waves sixty fe^-t hi|(h $ 2 . 5 0 . the wound upon the stage. Tho manager j ' of blindness, |iovuny; of combiag fha hai^ south of C a^ Horn. A y..vu-agnti laies; of CUpid, love, but if bs . breaks bb aot an imtanft warning, near the Atlantic the ta a n «>uM not bo kept back. Hecricd' K>w. you are to tu aa old maid orawidaw. aoa«, and Utcrally jarkad to pieces, leaving S 2 - 0 0 . like • baby, declaring that hu prospects in { Tourcpnof whito(Iuwar;sisagoodoiaw; of the craw baraly tima to gat into their boaU lite ware ruined, and that the tbeatro wcs { ydloVflowers, you ara to attend a fUMsL This was ona ot tha unusual oaaes » bera a MEN’S EXTRA HEAVY RX7BBEB E x a m in e r 1» “ Jooahed” by oarelessoess. And toU'U tho A lady tells tbe writsr that through Imt hurrieaua came from tha northeast and in BOOTS, (Best Bargain ever c Ared U. *. ru te u t •»«*' tnith, everyliody who has imdertaken to “ Tou 8BAIX iiATB m m m m o to cakrt n whole bfa all her varioos afOictlaiM I n n •ool weather. A faw days Uter tbe schooner IS 7 a t o 1W(2 manage this self mmc theatre haslost money. ^ HOT A BABT.” keen fareshadowad by dreamiDS o t an <«*«»* Jamas Ford, when off Bamegat, was struck in Waterbary), Ofl!I.'p«, 4 'A M:Jii .•‘:r Baseball players are about as superstitious j generally does appear, for they find a sein The *^hild dream,” as sbo caOa it, gtrea h m an the ISth of Varcb by a horrlcane which • ast of people as actors, and many of the su- . blance of an eye in tbeembryt>—th»chd>i “warning,” and sho begins to dro^ Uhe • Eterally buriad ber under the high wavesi S l - S o . perstitions well known by actors are as firmly ' has tieen enchanted and must be treated ac Cower that is partly crushed whiio Waitiag Kvarythiag on deck was diu.bcd looaa and unboadiD the minds of the s|ibere toaert. 1 ctirdingly. tor a new baptism of sorrow. Fferhap* aw»pt overboard, but fu. oji’ritE w jtD , xriDE SEA In m any places in the United State* ther* your typewriter girl was an old maiiH aN •covii.L iiryREeT. It is the Itelief of sailors that departed spir- is a maxim that the hair should not be cut and before she begins her toilet, tells her for­ MISSES SCHOOL SHOES, 11 to 2. tune with a («ck of cards, and in acoordaaca Merchant (m o^ eonlused>—Um—er, yes, its, as in ll^^ |iosnss all their peculiar wars - daring the waning mooa. and few persons Ic in’ dear, of coursa. of course; but khe is sick • • Ct

SUNDAY HERALD deseendB, no m atter bow gentle ROOTMADEHERBLUSH DAILY WINS THE RACE. it tries to be, there’s a sea of The XauBaturk Pedastrlaii Contast Woa lAKE THE H O n GHEEfiFDL by a WalBrbury B*y. Published By mud where paved Btreets onght to be. QUEER CASE BROUGHT BY A VERY laricui. DUTATCH to vai hu u lb.] Nothing will promote thia condition mure than a nice W m tT J > P c BIjISHINO C o M P A Jfl Sack a state of things in a city tbe PRETTY MARRIED WOMAN. Mauqatdck, April 6.—Doriagthepast o r W a x b b b u b t . Cokn. size of Waterbury is a disgrace. Let ua week the gossip of the town has been have better streets. And let us have ‘D«!” FoHrr, the Young Bonch, Charc^d F. E. SWIFT. E ditor and PBOpmrros. PIANO OR ORGAN. the teu-milo foot race which took place O W B O K M. SIMONSON, A»»ociat« E ditob. them at onoe. There is no econoajy iu W ith B Serloii. Crime—Some Remark* at the Gem Opera house this eveningi U T. CABBOLL. Mo*. A dv. D W t . haviug such miserable, bog-hole apolo Bbie AdmUtloa* Made by HU A c- The place to get the finest made, or find The race was under the excellent man­ Mo. * Holohm Block, Corotr of Sooth ogies. cB»ar-A Chapter ot Shame. the largest assortment of small instruments at •nd SooTllI StrM U. W»iert)ory. C onn. Our artist has faithfully defijted in agement of Cal O’Brien and waa ref­ the tiriit page cartoon a well-known lo­ //TI 7 A K E A W A Y the stsiin from this ereed by Pierce Freeman. IB the Port-omce »t W»tfrt>arj. the lowest possible prices is at the cality after a rain-storm. boy’s past life; give a jury a The entries were Ed Dolan, Charles Second C1«m M»il MWJer. clean page to look back upon, Weber, James MoTearuau, Georga Tu­ dor and Miles Dalau. piG Opl<-« of the T h * SuKOiT H ebalb and I do not think that the eridence S a n d w i c h e d i n between a spring mil­ Dolau has been the f.avorite with the TEMPLE OF MUSIC, r kCrOktBbiMl «t iiit o « c f, or by Mail. linery and a spring chicken “ad”the fol­ would stand for a moment. I do not Naugatuck boys, while Daley, who believe, your honor, that you will hold N. B.—OUR PORTFOLIO OF SHEET MUSIC IS REPLETE WITH BCBwmnrrion KiT*«. lowiug notice appeared in Brother works in the foundry, is a favorite with this defendant for the crime alleged.” the Union City i»eople. All the con­ THE LAIEST AND MOST POPULAR AIRS OF THE DAY. .$2 00 S m i t h ’s jK>pular paper, the AVtctoim SB TEAK...... It was Attorney Root who was talk­ testants aro from Naugatuck aud thry SIX MONTHS... .. 1 » Jiee: .. 06< ing and the defendant was Charles C., have a large circle of friends, each of ftixoLE copy. T he NEWTOWN BEE FOREVER! FEOM whom was betting on their favorite. ttje vviiaest suiid of the NewtoMu B«6 tbe better known as “ Doc” Porter, a notori­ There was a big crowd there and the S. O. OSBORNE, TO AI>VEBTI«EIW. mlMcriber repeau ibe sui^ment that tbig world «%ould be companttvely a Paradise If ibejr had ously bad boy. lietting was heavy, oilds being laid on MASONIC TEMPLE. 102 BANK STREET. Vteir ne^er l>e«ii auy aioney paid lo the Clerw for It was certainly a queer case. Porter Daily and McTiernan. Dolan dropped Adteriiiert vko trt*/* ehanjt* in ■|M:akiQg pious words. CIaimmt( to be the ^Uow< era of Cbnst. the Clersy oaght lobe todicted, not yet twenty years of age, was charged out after running ten laps. Daily won -mdt" tlunJd f>are copy »n f>y Wtdnttday. the race, making tbe ten miles in the every oi.c, for swiodliug, from Talmage down. with attempting ;o commit a crime on JfmB mdMrUtemmU taken up U> S-itvrday Wm. TLATT. Newtowu, Conn. fast time of 03 minutes, and winning It is evident that the clergy never got the person of Mrs. Ada Kiernan, of No 910. 66 North Elm street, whose husband is a McTiernaa came in second in 62^ much of a chance to “swindle” Mr. minutes with more in his pocket, For line Photntn^phs, twU notifjti interUd urtd/T enntract 96 the new and ei»tf;int Kroniui P l a t t . Its very probable that all the popular employe in the lantern room of while We'jbcr got 94 for coming in floor gallery o fT U E C H A N K «m I* Otangtd at at.y money he ever let go that way wouldn’t Matthews & Willar^J’s big factory. tliird in 66( minutes. AKT CO., JT Kdii Main M lioa gimm for l/tc previout Mrs. Kiernaa is a brown-haired.bro wn- •treet. No stair« to climb. buy a copy of the Bee. Ue’ll Give Cartwright a Bub. J . D Crane. .Manai^r, for* immUd. ejed beauty of probably three and merly of Crane JahDirting Lffe is his backer. lloot. he wants hi- valuables, too. REDUCED PRICES. In a nutshell it was that about hve THEY WANT THE AMERICAN FLAG Teeth Extracted FREE I t skkms th»t (iuovEii Cijiveiian’o M i c h a e l seems to be oue of these dis­ o'clock Wednesday afternoon Porter, T he XbUokbI Amerlt'aii Party Prepareii Charge contented kind of individuals. If his who she said was intoxicated at the »»Bn't out of a j(>’> louR as he has just time, had entered her apartmenu and H l*etititl*>n to the New York State When Plate* are wanted, at the W b H .poiuW a High I.ri.lg.) j.ark com- watch aud mouey had been all right, her bedroom, and with force hail at­ L ecU U tu re. BOSTON DENTAL CO., Onife, 111 Kiuik St., miMioner at a sal.ry of $i per day. he’d probably have kicked because when tempted tlie crime, but had failed. New York, April 6.—The National Opposite W aterbury Bank. W ikterbiirj, <7t. On the other hand. Porter claimed The Best Set of Teetli. W arranted .»» oo A ooontlOOl*-tat Set of Ts.-th . ..i^w e lie w as up iu the air he pushed the but­ .American party has prepared the fol­ Ceinrnt FUlior*. ^ cents and npwarOi, Stiver 5i) c«»nU .tad a9w»rd» that he had attempted no liberties witli Fme U )ltl Fillms^ 91 aii-i upward-* OCKBKAI. htts PlatM Repaired. *5 cent* an i upwards. BoriANOEK bcou bol)- ton aud the bell-boy didn’t show up for h e r whatsoever. Tlie evidence showeil lowiug petition to the state legislature, Teeth cTeaaed and Polwbed 75 cunts. Tefth Extracte.1 witijo u paia » ceau. bing tip again ui I'raiion. Its all right a ilay or so to help him down to tarth that tie defendant had calleil at the which they will forward to that body iu OA8 AND ETHER ADMINl.^TERED mo long aa he ke<*ii» his uinrch witii him. again. house several times and the pair were a few days; a l l W0RKGCAR.\NTKED S.\TUrACTORY very friendly. The day before the X fc’we got no mor<' uho for it iu this alleged attack Porter had been there, To the II«norchool hours PowderorThea-Nectar. Satisfaction guaran­ ioiitt.. K<>l t4. .‘ith. r Huvuna or Liverpool heietofore uiikiiowu at jwlitical lectures and had better go home, she was treat­ ing him to two glasses of hcer and took ou every school house and educational ■ecMsul. If lie’s not p*iticuliir wby iu England. H e will go north ou Mon­ one herself. building supported by public moneys teed or money refunded. a>H>sn't bo take .kjuio o'.lier town— day for a six w»H-ks’ tour and the com­ Mrs. Kienian sUted that :i little girl throughout the state, and that none mittees which have invited him exjiress eleven years old had been with them all but the .\mer eaii and muuieipal flag be THE GREAT ATLAXTU’ PACIFR’ TEA CO. themselves coulidont of liis success the forenoon, except at the time the hoisted ou any public building within even Ix youd that which he has thus far alleged assault was committed. Mr. the Btato. (Signed,) 19 EAST MAIN .STREET. IT THEKR liny joUMiuliHts who are met with. Mr. (Jeorge lonks well aud Kctotput tho little girl on the .stand and ,T. N. J aruoe, B r^TIie above can only be h a l at our store—'iX) store.^ iu ra ite tl States. uot wr.ll taken car.- of by ftiis adm inis­ lieMrty and has iipjiarently gained iu shetestitied Uiat she never left the room Chairman Executive Coiiimittoe, and tration let ns know ni.d wr'll mention 111 .sh siiioe liis arrival here. all tlie afternoon and had seen nothing others. improper between the defendant and thom atler t.. ••Li»;e.” H e«iH fistlium M erited Su^■ce^^. complaint. A ChaiiK<^ in LiM’iitltMi* Certainly it was a very queer case r New Eng­ m iri; favjiratily known, ormore liln'rally IJut tlie boy’s past record was against Are M T M io g of Boyiog a Plaiio or O r p ? him. He was once arrested for liigh- land shoe store, Mr. John Gersghty W IN 'G TA K E.V T H E AGENCY KO!l TH E NAI G .vTI't K V.VM.F.Y F o r. T IIE .M A T IIIT - T h* i >x deulers iu Meriden liuve patmuized iu the city of Watcrlmrj' proprietor, has made a chani;e of loca­ Slf KK n.V N 'O S. w<* linite u i-.refttl fiamiratmn of the«H IlMuliliil luMrunipnt* <«hi».«se carry a Jtocli of other ftrnt class puinos , , pifloe of iHisiiioss liiit you iiiiy liave iio- ficured prominently in the criiuinal s'reet, formerly occupieil by Kurteu’s Wfha»e a Urge stock of the best Organs ia»uaf.icturca. They are beaaiirr i>o not r«l tu . m with all poikIs marked ia ji'ain figures, court of Naugatuck. He was married I'aki'iy. mid nuexceptiiiually oue pric»'. The ATwa*. in «tocl£ Oiiltar«, R injns, Violin*, ami the lat,«t |mblicati.m« of ^h.-n Music. Bookii etc. U o fJ t h a l llii- !'•<' l>mi;i'-H-» a few luonths ago. . . The New England store l.as done in IMaiion unit Organs ri'nifl. solj on c:nv inouthW p»v»i.'at-. i>r for way. ipiality is the very iK'st, the style is Attorney Root toucheil upon this in the past oue of the flue.stshoe bus nesses Our exiwnKs are small, biu tlie bar,;a;as to bj (uitca a; H>J So Miin iCreoi are it.'ar. si^'iiiil y metropolitan, aud the price al­ his argument. “I do not lR>lieve” he ill W aterbury aud no doubt it will hold I p a vi*t e were taken in Coiiii^ticiit ways tiie lowest possible, cosistent with said, “ that this lioy is guilty. This m.ar- all its old frieuds aud gaiu many new txitVay in the S w ill e.;iKe it would hlu.w a tlie highest grade. successful busi- rieil woman led him on; invited him ones by tho change. J. M. Kellogg, H. Martell. la n ^ pivji •ndeimiwiu favoi of a strict nevs of 4 years, with a daily increasing there while her husband w:is absent, pat r( mage attest'i most strongly the «*iir>ro'm''iit of the law iu this case. let him sit in her lap and lialf an hour The “country Kentleiueu” is a dandy ]Kipiilarity of this firm. afler the time when she claims the five ueiit cigar. I'ry them. For sale at 0,->veni.ir lln.i;r.i.v.v did well to veto the .assault took place, she was ehatt Nugents, (jj South Main. <-,tie>;t and “That is the evideuce !” Grand street, aud No. 19 is ttie place tnurJiM^ any of iix, for vuu'll get “strung —.\11 giH>ds at .'M) cents ou the dollar Justice Bradstrt'et fouud probable where you can get a tine fur Derby for the next :J0 days. Call and l>e con- from $1/25 to $.3.00: «2.0(l.,to 85.00 else­ np" wire. If .V'"ii •**' '■'(-''•‘‘“ K" cause aud bounil him over to the .su vineed. Miskill. 107 liank street. where. Wells, the Hatter. Mh.'ad. JuHt ii.e;;tion tlie f.ii'l t'> <>'ir perior court under So'JO bonds, which were given. ItayBxeJ ’.••!-'i»l'‘t 'n* and iflt l«* all rib'ht. All the leading colors in Knox, Dun- DUNCAN ROSS TO WRESTLE MULDOON I AM BOYCOTTED ! hip,Miih'r,Younian,Si'ellman,l{loeksai;d the much talkeil alxmt English Feather­ Mra. Kieruan was seen by a H erald He rut!< up 91.000 to Hind a Natrh. AV.TIIKK rmH0 M.li h.m e^ea!.e l (ron; weight. Thotf. Ton send Ar Co’s. Cele­ representative last uight about the cose. llair>IIour Ituuls. By the Butchers’ Union, wholesale and retail. For what? For noteombining the C.mu«'.-ti.-iit Sla',.- i'iis"ii niakiu(;tlie Boston, April' C.—Duiicm C. Roas brated London Hats sent here for me I t w.is evidout that she had been loth with them to rob the laboring class of peaplo by c’aarging tUem from 3 to 5 cenU fifth deptilure that viiv in a i.liort time. to sell, wliieh I wiil sell dirt Cueap. to-uight deposited §1,000 with the Bos to testify. ix«r pound more for Meat than it is actually worth. And how have they boycotted If they can I d.. b.-tlei tlifiii thut, we ll W. lls the Ilatfer, 19 Hall St. ton herald to bind a match with Wil­ “ I sha’n’t apiH!ar]before auother court liam Muhloou, the GnecivRDman me’ B y charging me from 3 to 5 cents i>er i>ouul more than Union Butchers. move oviT oil! t t«u l.oiise and let ’em The first annual concert and sociable agaiust him ,” she sail. “ I ’ll go out of wrestler. The match is to cousiit of Now I luu obliged to go out of town to buy mv Beef, but I am. and will coabnne U « . i t . A i. x w h v ifHRot a U 'tterreeord given liy tlic Kogers & Hrottiers Benev­ towu before I’ll do that, aud probably I oue-half hour Gncco-Rom'in style; oue- selling without fear of all c )mbiuatious, at tUe followiug prices: Ilian that »aeu llie wliidov:^ aie al olent association takes place at the City half himr collar-and-ell>ow; the man Hall, l-'riday evening, April -26. The shall go one way and my huibaad winniug the greater numlier of falls in PORTERHOUSE STEA K ...... 1*> C2uta per pound f>hut. Amphlon orchestra will furnish music another,” aud with this mysterious sen that time to decidetl the wiuuer. U “ “ and L'ffendale will proni|it. A chance LOIN ...... •« «• I t u( \^ N o fN < r.i> tlia t t h e I n ite il tence the pretty complainant endeil the ROUND STE.\K ...... for a gold watcli goes witii every ticket. A Kainy Day To-Uay. SUt«H. will Hen l tliM e Ui .rr war v.'ssels interview. SHO U LD ER STEA K ...... , ...... l'lo\v**rM f o r tli<* E d i to r . W ashinocon, April 6.—F o r Ma.s»a; r o a s t t.. Sbjii.mi. Ak two of the warships Patrick Keniiangh was the next al­ B E E F ...... « j - ...... Tiie fttUowiiig jiloaRont little note ftc- chu'etts, Counect-cut and Eastoru Nevv o t h e r leged criminal on the list. The same ww* WT •••ke.l Mt SHtnoa and the OMupftuitnl l»y u !mu(lsout pipi*r the intlueuc»< ot some very wicke»l and CHICKEN ...... witL fu*uj. Uorx' pi'tolM r.nd w i.t orer. fl AMI uiakuig, I »«*nd \»» a ran.plr of niv flcmfrv. tier box. One huudred p-‘uny goods iu Mmh 11. Vancr, iui E. Maiu St intoxiimtii’g fluid Friday aud made a Plate pieces...... call on Mrs. F iask Tanner, No. 89 ______^ » ^A ll Poultry kille.1 at the market thereby ginr.iutc ing customers freah “ .V m u n A< n* H u.'lMrk «»f rn»f;rent. North Main street. The “countiO gentlemen” is a dandy Meat. Also a first class line ol Groceries. naid, l>e the uevt (i iveriior of Ohio. Tlie Hnrtford Sunday Journalchnngen “I see Frank is out,” remarked Pat­ five cent cigar. Try it. For sale .at •Fire A'anu’ I oi Akr.i: « 1 go to ti r. to-tliiy fri m its old style blanket fonn to rick and forthwith maile himself de­ Nugents, 85 Smth Main. n (pinrto «i7.e. This w ill give thut pros- inauT BS the iievt nrniMer. \\ lieu Mf- cidedly and very much at home. In jHToiis ]>aiM>r a u;ore raotieni asjieot aud fact he attempteil to usurji all Mr. Taa- Daniel Finnegan, so long emp o.vwl as Ea Ca Ijiinny, R *r n'C*»Ten> f n i a hi^ jireseiit itidisposi- »ill smd it tip a dozen rounds ou the ner’s privileges as head of the house­ cl lef clerk at Harrington’s ciK“r i#ore, tioa. let the •eiiate Jifwan*. Ni thing l.iiider of i>rogres.'i. Evidently the hold. has lii-en engaged uy I’aul Asli itii to I'trt ri^ typi' w ill 1h’ n-i 'd to piiiil the I Journal dcH's not intend to lug l>eliind. Mrs. Tnnner objecte»l, kic'^ied and as.sume charge of his Grand stre 't siore. 165 East Main Street. He will be pleased to see all lii.« old Commfn>U Ca^ettr and there’ll l>esenate scresmeil, Imt all to no purjv)se. N ir —Customers from Brooklyn or SitnonsviUe buying meat to tha exUnt ol —Cabinet Photographs fiuishad in tho Mrs. Tanner's t»»stimouy was that he frieuds at his new place of business. 91. will’have their car fare paid both ways. ItloiMl all over it. finest style for fiCJ.OO per dozen .at entered tlie house autl forcibly aud Hill’s (jallrry, S2 Itank street, over feloniously attacked her. In the s'riig- Little Alice—“And did Solomon know T m on-or t iw n iia)>nrs ai-e kiekiug ^ Morgan’s, opposite the 'post gle her clothing wa^ all torn and she more than auvlxnly who was ew r in t wotld, p'pi?" tloaghtfuiy U««aM> W aterbury is thiukiug of a new oirKie. rrceivid sevenil brr.i^s. Sample B.oom~ REAL ESTATE FOR S A Il —“Well, I guess ho knew more thi n AND MUSlCAt. HEADQUARTE 5*. bolel with forty ri*om« aud forty bath Kenuaugli waa bound over f ir trial in OME OF THE BEST RK9IDK?«CE.H 0!f A eood spring blood medicine, is the anybody I ever met, exc<*pt, p. rliap State ttreet The Diehor««o reewloece wtt* elixer of .Sarsaparilla compoiinii. sold the superior court under $1,000 Umds. Fslroai will fln 1 our slock of S ta b s . Tliey want to kiow what on He has a relative on the police force a:id your 16 year old brother Jack.”— Low­ larze groordj. gnoH hara. aaii other tMuldioip only at J. P. Xngents. 65 South Main. Thi* IS one of the t>e^ of lt*«t B««ar« th0 <«rt}i Wat»w Price. A good spring blood mel Re«idenee.2 ].S miles from Ceatav father of her child. Justice Pierce held Smith—"Hellow, Jones! Bu-k from with flTe Barne. Frmt treaa, II Acroe of La»4. • l in the houM. wltii all Che other improwm—tathereaa, other day in IVvhester. They each got and bags lo lie found in the city is at advanced by his friends, but angrily re*- fused by the prisoner. gold leg'oa?” Jones—“Rsther di cou.- MRS. E. P. STONE HAS REMOVED can he bought tnr coet of th* btuidiag*. aa iho •is monthh aad $TiO fiuc. J. H. Mnllings, 65 Bank street. Trunks her Dressmaking rooms to No. 169 owner. Mr. Anthooir W. A«hhnm. eipoeta to im­ from SI. 50 up. Bags from 50 cents up. “Send me tojail.” he cried vehement­ aging. I picied up about 81,000 that Shaaaoa While awaiting sentence one of them New iiue. Call and inspect. ly, “ I want to go tojail.'* of solid Ijoodle a day, aud paid f r ginb.”—Burlington Fri-e Press. Also ag^nt for Mme. Oriswold Corsets, prnpertTthat will bo eoid right tbi* ^4pring. mnarhtd. “1 was o-freight we would His defence was physical incapacity, Call at mjr ofl&ce for b^jr&iae ia Real Eatato. I W. H. Collins, the grocer, 135 South bnt when Constable James Egan went to and Shoulder Brace. h ate them. ■mart for it,” As neitlierwould c.mfose The best is the cheapest, thei buy Main, i« selling India Pale Ale on take him to jail Fiiday. he weakened owaership of this seutence, the B ru3*eU soap, the best in use. STORES ANO TENEMENTS *N0 OFFICES kr the draught. It is equal lo the best in tlie and paid tbe woman 9250 to settle tbe CONTINUALLY ON HAND-LOANS case. MEDICINAL. jadge fined 'em Uie fifty for theft aud market, and costs only half aa much. Mrs. Reclass—“I havo sel ct d thia NEGOTIATED. f;iv«'«ai the aix months each on sus- “ Our German Boy*,'* are favorably bonnet, Frank. Isn't it a beauty, a n VI7HAT Is THS BEST REMEDY FOR S»- “I hear dose bells aringinff.” no! I hir- » » itorinx ioM of Appetite and lnTi(.r»vny and 1 of being the owner of the ]mns. mean I smell the “ Silver Bell” Mook- known in Waterbury, for they have only 813! ’ Frank, hurriedly—“ teen dollars? My dear, 813 la hu nn- •Cr«fi(th«Bl»t yoor whole Sr.um ? Try BLIOII"!* Wm. J. SchlegeL ing. Aain’t the aroma immense? You stood tbe test. Ask Danny at tbe P^l'V IA N BARK ROOT aSd IIRKB REAL ESTATE LOAN ANU INSURANCt AGT. I oax for better streeta oomes loud liet. Paul Asheim, 105 Bank atreet “ Smokers Home,” 10 G rand street, for lucky number. Ton musn't think of Tt»NIC BITTK»*. It I* hlihly r«oniin.n4Bd *11 Kuon's of tlx jm t. Try tkm. for [ t b M 9 5 bcanUfs.”—Lowell Ctiisen 0»*r 31 Uer ft Ptek. I City. When the gentle rain Panl Aahaim, Prop. ,aU Wyw^*»- « « « • - i i THE WATERBURY HERALD : SUNDAY, APRIL 7.

ber sister’s OUR BICHEIOBS’ CLUB. took a fanoT 0” to. »' H e escort­ TROPHY OP THE CH.^SE Opening of REASONS WHY ed ber to tlie omra boose and gave ber THE CROWDS FLOCK TO s o w t il l u s t w t e d l e sso n s fo r m a r . late suppers. He came to board in the MR. HENRY’S SUCCESSFUL CAPTURE OF SPRIXG MILLINERY same bouse ske lived in. He could tell P^ED ICEH YOt'NG G;RLS A BLUE EYEO BELLE I fuDuj stories witboat becoming vulgar -AT- and he knew all the intrigues of the A Lars« Audlenr« Aucmbim to fon- T I» I iw e w Ufe in a Buardias Richardson & Co., other boarders. KratuUtc the Happy C»upl« and J. F. CHARTERS & CO ■ omc.-A I Poor inexperienced cliild! T led - BMrdlBC H»u«« that [ A few dajs ago the yuuug miui was to Sm th» Knot Properly All the latest Novelties of the Season. FOR THEIR w.f-liiac-A Cnuhed B o m . summoned into the country. Tbe girl A Menirnto From the Shop. Bargains iu trimmed aud uutrimmed I ▼e ry ill »t home. H er ci^ild had l)een Hats. WWtHE ■oaBKWo house, theme of wit-1 bom Her guilty admm>r refu ^ LOWERS brealbetl oat incense, dia­ wwwHt,K.aBi> ^ , lauchicir l’<'»nt blank to marry her. bail tbe B Big Bargain in Ladies* Ribbeil Vest. ^ “ I»“8-:ni.ketLe siu htriokeu, little accompanied by friends, mot before the - ^ V T - only. This one great advantage very often allows us to sell goo^ls for what som« UdylKwrder. it« comet player in the wiimau an iuuocput girl again. B if f . pulpit Thursday evening. tXtu an4 ita awe-in*piriug mistress in of our competitors pay for them. We buy tor i7 stoies and they for one. That THAT RIOT IN CHIN KIANG For an hour the sacred edifice had ntrl i » P ^ otlier makes tbe difference. been thronged to the doors, but as the J. F. GHMTEilS & GO. »«anng •n»r-J-«till naenU a httle Miniat«r l>eMl>y fiends a Dispatch About 10^ HANK STREET. We are showing an elegant line of SUTIS at SlOand gl'i Of course we hav* it to !M»crrtAr)' Ul«ln«. chimes of St. John's church rang out all tbe other prices, but these stick out from the rest as extfeptionally cheap. c'.uMc mfjrala. the white satin ribbons which had been State Blaine has received a despatch the SIC, SI*2 and SIS ones, which we guararautee cannot be duplicated outaule ot For the left side of Hev. J. G. Davenport in and Dirt? p,»,K.tn.tHd in Ithe name of tbe n.ative by a Skyt constable. Cbing front of the pulpit. Richardson & Co., Kiang is an Knglish concession and tlie A few seconds later the wsliei-s ♦►jardin* b'*u«^ municipal government employs Skyt as marcheil up to the altar, followed by the Are Your Kid Gloves XTi«'r‘ i* a yuung man on South Main policeman. An immense crowd of na­ bride le.ining on the arm of her brother- Stained? tives procemleil to tbe police station and in.law. George A. Drigi;s. The ushers Tim G o iiia tio i Glotliiiirii Mil Hatteni, t »b'«e brart is broken. He »»s demanded tbe surrender of the otflcer were Freilerick W.Wallace, of Ansonia; Would You change the a httle «iTer a year ago. Tl.c which was refused. The mob then Arthur M. Dickinson, Charles U. Bald­ 113 BANE STREET. • ,::j »»» pardon «f r.jfes to h'lii burnt and demolished the police station, win and Uicbard J. Ashworth. The Color of a Dress, Cloak or tlie British consulate, several foreign woiv full dress black suits, tan-color»>i W ith tbe wjojr* of winter his hongs, and several houses of American gloves, white neckties, in which glist­ Suit? t .lied and bis world in now a fi-ld missionaries. The American consulate ened diamond pins, gifts of the groom, • i Xo wKmer bad tbe boiioy- w.Hs looted but not burned. and sprigs of lily of tlie valley in their If so visit the reliable Tlie foreign residents took refuge in ctKU lapels. THE METROPOLITAN LIFE M fiA S G E COIPAST. l,wi. r ,m|.l<-t*-l, IbHU tbe am- a hulk lying iii the river aud afternaids The groom was. dressed in the s.ime OF NEW YORK, t.;. jia.Hsage ou a btevmb.>at to Shanghai. style as Mr. Driggs. Paid the following claims in Waterbury during the month of Manrh, l.-WO. .4 bouat- k.'. piug off hi* bhould- Our cousul general there telegraphed The bride wore a plain tailor made WATEIDIIY DYE W O lS MARY McOLYNN, 90 Dublin SL ...... « lt« 00 traveling dres.«, in which \v.is a solitary l.y L«-i>iug * oardors aud tbe admiral at Hong Kt of >t was. all Ills wife h ■•nd 105 Bauk street is where I buy eillier side. Tbe exquisite features of CHEAPER THAN ANY HOUSE IN » fre U \itJi»J on U>ardiTK, tliem. ______tlie bride were also wreathed in smiles. THE CITY. I SELL ALL KINDS Iler blue eves were beaming with hiD- OF DAILY AND SUND.^Y PA­ m au .1 «Ikdiiig bim. Siill he bore »?au, will lie pleasetl to learu, that he City dii-ectly and iu a special car they aiid ti> t**' b^pl'V. tuis resumed his old post of duly ut the reached New York. -A T T H E - lle r r iH n batid»i'etl, reil- ,iV .-I 4ir.l< rt. Iw-CUU to out to M Kvin'lhing is on the boom at 98 North heaibd man, who claiuie«l to Ik' the stm Ml m-.i - all aU.iit, tb.- jx. -r, .list- .ur- Miiin Bir.-et, aud Meat and (!rlid brld bis Ih'uOi- «nd b;s Mie being delivered in all pirls of tlie was a prisoner at the Jefferson Mi.rket 1 1 »;f<- tol l bi r lov. r III no city. Messr.-*. Downs i Sanfoid, the court yesterday, m said he wiis :U iD«dio 1 .1 to . » lb»t hb- igr.M-.l with uew proprietors, are k>-«‘piiig four deliv­ years old, and'lived at 50“^ West Thirty- APRIL 22, 23.24. & 25,1889. i,-r ; . ,.i ;,K.l that if lie oouWii’l ery t<-auis a'l the time. Last week sixth stnvt. NOTICE! Uiohey, who was ouly relea-stnl re­ k.~ i' ■ . t - li<- il Ih-Uov m ivo t ■ aiiioiig other gooiliea they receiveii a Nf* )1|4 . ■ boHHe. Urge luvoic.' of tiue Uuiif rd aud St. cently from the jieniteiitiary, whtre he irst p e iil capital p e i t $2.5 w T i- ■ i •; 1. il i-t to’.ij ni<- nil aUoiit G.i rge tomato* s. served s x mouths for p.is-'iug a worth­ The C. R. B. Co, is not hero to run ..«it iM«-k IxH-r tbe I'lluT iiijiht less cheek, w.vs cliareeil with a similar >1 -.r- * A «.t«irni ill W aftliiitstun. I' -1 a'U*'‘i li*> ndvii*-*. offi‘nse by Jos ph Merkel, a saloon prices down below a living protit and w s 1.0 00eact •*Sii- .Ti-d «Im aliole niplit," he Fuiil W.\.sii;s;—Snow fell k- eji-r lit 448 West Tuirty-sixth street. her'* enrly this moruing and continui'd Meikel cashed a check of SIO ou tbe • and "fK '•> •►■••u a ix'Ko't aujfel ever we dont propose to do it. 400 PreseBts In t -.I..V :i! i. ali- r all. it wax ui. r. Iv h tilP iarly in the afternonn, when it Horn ■ bank for Jliohey ou March 29. fliri.'ii'i’i. N"« '‘hat woiil.l >ou di'.'" elianged to lain andfjsleet. Hie storm When he pt'seiiti d the check at the Itwakaow^ r is aeiMnnpanieil bv ■ ceasionul ll sbes of bank it wiis ))ronounee.l worthless. De- But we wish to show the citizens of Season Tickets, $1 12 for $10. i.ji.i limnt', a'l lhr«i‘, on l.iti piirt. I'ghtnmg Iiul lieavy thunder. The tivtive lloberts located lUchey at 6.^4 • t It striets an.l sidewalks iire covere.1 with KiKbth avenue, aud nrrrsted him. Waterbury that they have been paying Send $1.00 ami Your AtUlress to -lush and dest'rt-d t.y pi>.le.'trian8. Kichey told the detective that h s liraii'iy tiill b»»a In.ardi'ig Iioum> n itii I'elegrapli wires le..dil!g out of the city, fathe/w in a M. P. au.J a power in E ng­ too high prices and we think we have ac­ • r'.iiiaiH'.- ill It. 'Ibe noniun (hat as Will as in town, are lntdU l>rokeii land When arraigned b«'fore Justice ZOPHER SKINNER. TRKAS.. i1 ba" >«*»'ral eliihlri'U and ber iMianliT'. DiitTy, Kichey reni-iked coolly that jho HI’- ______' complished our object, as our Fourteen mrr- <>u<- man aud liis wveral eiaMr, n. pie alw.tys found fault after they ac- Ib«tb loan and «.>iuaii eanie from X. w It will Ih> unnee-Rsary to iulvis*> ti e tvptetl bis checks. BOX 521, C E S T P a L F.VLLS, Pw. I. Irtrti htat.-, and »< re at fir to In' bll»'iiiii'l Hliil nile ready have leametl that uo w here can w i'b a iiutie-t'ou'* fannly. T he t:ittliiig 'Ill'll a tiue lint-of Millinery l e Wdliam Richey is well known in Wa- Aud we tliank our patrons for tbeif . iiiMr.n »• t thia right Two of th. m found; so w e will simply s-hy that li«“ lia“ t rbury. Early last fall he aj>|>« ar»nl in town and huLg rouud aK.ut thrio U iiiif iiivity on*’ of the ui ighboi> )H'!ie »rr<' at |*l«y, the el.lcr i f showing a laiger and more varied stocks weeks, when he met a fellow coliutrv- 3OTKPI0I) PLE3SB lli.iii « \j>l»iu '«l It tbi»> w»y: thdin any preveiuiis reason. niaii iu Giu>st'K saloon ou South Mam at times, the wholesaler has refused to ••rtu UIV |«aiia'* littb- Ihjv ail;l s1h“'k stre.t. Assistant Suiv'rinteiident li:ir- W liat! A (>ri>lll Itrn le r:—H ea« rl» ; Kead GO TO SNOW S. .Hf. sn iT n VAUI Mrs ------little pir!. We iir.' all greaves, of the MetnqMlitau Life luMir- IMOVAL. the •■lleriild>" “«d».'* STREET .\ND GET YofK ILSH. f l’WiiF t« bve in W«l«'il>urj ot.lv Ihni- an.-e c .uniauy was also there. In sum* sell us meat, the Ice dealer boa refused (Naii^^tiirk ivrr «w.) OYSTFJiS AND rL.WI.S. AUM> ■iMitittiH. Tbeu iiiy l'»|ia ik g 'liig to pet m inner Mr. Hargreaves, who is also an ------WK AUK OOINO TO------ ■ tritm my iiiaiiimit and her E gbshmaii, was uttr.ictiHl by Ktcliey to sell us Icc. But notwitbstaudiug all GOOl>S. ■naniina is t'omp t.i f;et a a;« aud iK-r luuuinia ainl iiiy ptipa Iwf Hccepte.l a sinnbir piwitio.i witii of the ciuiver>ati.iu which followe>i they this our efforts have been succcssfal, 48 SO. MAIN ST. art' Roiup to p.-t niamed ami Blie imII Sho'..iiig r A' Co., w hosi' g.nds are so wer<‘ eiigagid as agents by Mr. Har He hiw the cbi>ii>*st Tan.-ty th.tt i-.»n hw Weil lepres-lited in X«ii:.;atuck’K l»st -FOUMCRLT- fmud in tbe city ui I ut Imttoni pn«ra. I m- nij llttb- Mxter." frreavo-!. It is said Mr. Hargrt'aves ha>l beyond our expecbitioa.s And we shall laniilies. Mr. Ij*‘«is comes highly ree- uear S1()0 o:i bis jH'rsou, which was Gi»e him a call. Kf? -p hi.n h f r»*. R»- TIiow.'rKt tiling that i-alls itself s oinmeiided and willin' pleaseil to me’t picked from him by Uicbey’s comjuui- mcmbrr. iM tatdii'C boiUM-. if tb e liei»:hlM>iH mv liis many friends at b s plaie of bnsi- iou, who t'leii disapivareil from town. coutinue in the future as iu the )>ast to KURTE.VS BAiCKRY. t r u l v , i« i.>oaleforo doing so iiesr io Nortli Main. It oiiglit to !«• ui. insuri.nci' iH'mjvniy for a short lime aud sell the very liest meats procurable for ".^n I now tlir msrc’mnt '»*ry, SrccKaaoB to W. E. W.»titiTT A Cn. < W |«»ii<>' i« iir\ei.au ee. T iie lioUhe is Willdsffii II nt..*r*'*rjr w;.s als • employiHi in tixiug up the l>ase wc mustReiluce our Stock Considfrably; i r a il t'T a a i d o a «ii*l " h i' kw}>» tw o T.» liavr ni* M.Wrrti^m. nt »i*U’di?|.:*yrtl, hall gr. undsfor the handicap which came cash to sell at the smallest margin con­ .% South Main S ir-1"!. \\'ilh'n Ih II ftfvorilr pa|>«r. Cons Kiir 'bat'a thr proprr ca|irr otr last -\ugust. *'ndet.l Why do I sighr fo. th -“ (iem of Water- liquor dealer, was out S7 by him. iiieau* of living an iIh'v ilonot work a ly- SHOES in onr Store. buiy.” What do 1 nieaiif that is tue >o«, tirt a Hat! prise. Rosix'ctfully, w U -re. .\;1 tlie i t l e r lKMirii»‘rs a re ni. 'i uHiiie of the ‘ Dundy’’ 10 cent ci;ar ^•ndtl-tyate htrictly tr*ni>ient guestts. I Mr. I). J. C.isey the wide awake „'REPA1 HG A SPECIALTY. made bv Par.l .\sheim, 105__ Bank s*. I dealer ill h.\ts and tents furiiishiu^s at M n 'i LsnJon lUnJ Mldc S.>inn «bUM tram I I Tbert is Koiiud by night <;f laugliter nud Having engngmi th» «»*rvu‘^-»»t .Vr. F. M»n'» London X«ehln« made “ S .M •< a mg nud |«i|'|>ing ooik*. but Ibe slm lts The I.vra Sm^in* society will give a I W. Upson, we wuuM m|MHrtfuliy u ju n s ».re dr»«i. and tbe abutten* el. Ked and cahco necktie socialise. April li. for the | ’ '‘.‘■H-ui-de J «ible On* Lib* of Birt’i l«dlct “ 4.00 *• I ’ the public thiU ihi'y may ln»«« tht>ir f^ -r r y efl.«rt to k x 'p o u t >'f a ig h t is iM'nefit of .iosepli l$eckerbausen. one of' Sl—o a I Watcbe* with m for 'repair with tb* at- luade by tbe itiin*t>a »f the houite. ih«» UHun'HTs who U»en injum l in ' Tbe wLi»losj\Ie otist ivguiAr is the factory whei-e he worke.1. I.ailies S1.50, but haviuga chance to try thfm ‘ m i« t contidencn, th a t uo m.>rt It i« Utc girlm that live in b larding are to furnish a necktie of the same at a fon-e*! sale, he intends giving bis New Ei^lesll Slios Store ' fully attended to in a painV king aaJ lioa* a that are ruiiniug the greatt*!,! cimhIs out of which their dn sscs or i custoiiiers the beuetit. For tue pa.st 8 I efficient manni'r. B»pw !fally,* naLa. diff-reut from d-ar, old home! arrous .ire made, to lie enclosetl in an years Mr. Casey Las successfully ctin- No. 72 Bank S tre e t S •l.W'ly' What aoiidrr they relieve the envelope and handed to the committee. duotetl his pit'seat store, aud among the toiwntouy o! life by an apimreiitly This is to 1»« an invit.ition affair, but many thing? earned in stock by him, liarsile«» flirtation « iUi tbe gentlemanly coimI parties can get invitations by noti­ none has bel]ied to wiu for him suceesa, Tte O p i JewiliT Ci voang fel'ow tLat aits ju»t aeri*e tbe fying W illiam I*. Ix>effler. than tlie ‘•Keystone Hat’, which is made u lile and that r..i«t> t!ie hal!! Compare Oar l*rire». in Danbury, ahe ••Crescent” whitesliirt, 20 20 E. MAIN 20 9 6 BANK S T . K oa, my dt-ara, jum Uxik at it from a for which he is sole agent, aud is the The Celebrated tvwunoo wnae point of vWw. You kuoa We CMV tiuve Titu niont'T on 3^*^? . U'st made in the market for 75 ceuts. KEYSTONE H.\T. j ^ti«i liis SIO a wet k aalarj- aould not waists, kill clove-,hosiery a' dunderwt a r.: ‘add" appearing elsewhere. fqipport • wife. You kuow‘ too, that be Ensign A Ov, .'iS South M»in Street. . For Frtiit Padding in the DnnUp, Miller * Yonman Block., is aa conceited as a pug d>.gaud eip iv ts Roast li^fTporTliiidirmb. «med permits the Don't fail to ask for that $1.25 Derby, tow-ed a pnuces* when bis luck turns. lieef and chicken ,K>t pie with all the ‘“K ^ clothing Imperial Dessert. But vou are n»>t afraid of bis g.'iug too liMU s,” plum pnJd ng aud four kinds •ud^l.sUtntingbghter weightga^euts, the W of ^ ^ ARE NOW PR EPV R ED T O PTR- (ai . Voa can u«naKe him! of pie at Smi h s rcUuraut to-.lav f. r over^mts and 'mts and , CALL AT TheCr*-ent White Shirt, the best of MEATS AT THE LOWEHT CSnuit.d. But can you man >ge dinner; price c ntn. : now h e ^ .ran you satify rourself Ixrth v all shirtafor at aud finish at 75 cents. LIVING PRICEaAND KEMKVBEK youraein There is the roek on wl'.ieli ’ ‘ ______L__ __ _ ; la iKH-ket aud eve, as »t Joues, Morgan ■ J. F0&&. 115 N. la li Street. Genuine lisle thread bowsforiScents. WHEN YOU BUY OF I'M. T«»U maav a lionny l*oat has sunk. Y’our Strictly fresh eggs 14 couJs pei doren: an»l company, the leading clothiers of i — .m A A i WAYS GET THE BE.STd* and caprices and bides iiutter *25 c-utn. Chas. BoyUu, 1-26 str«x-r, opp^wite the i>o»t office. T h e y ; Casey,theHatter, ic Oz\ SSr! Ills time. Ifc-ware how lUSoBthlfiiinSL THE WATERBURY SUNDAY ______ft___ HERALD: APRIL 7. IN THE LIOXS DEX. ■firing upon a bird. Her m ate was boanOOis L O. O. F. about the compartment like a ni!.ber ball. lODGE ROOM TAIK. H-I.,l.H.IH.B2i]mirjeTabL Twice he ftiranj into the air as h i^ as the ■cuttiah Ladc«a Secrdlns •ad AiMt t* TAO NEW YOPK REPORTERS TELL reporter's hecui. FOUR OF THE DECEASED FRATERSj Form a Xew Order. XOTEMBEBIlkt. im WHAT THEY SAW THERE. But Manager Conklin knew where the preattT danger lay. He appeared not to no­ OF NEW YORK STATE. The following is from ReynolJs' London tice the lion at all. The lioncGs claiaMd all Newspaper: Trains Ltmxe W aterbarr a* V w Mataal nuiitrr—Aslwmed to Bark Oat. hi.? attention, lifting that terrible rawhide A movement of great importance which it r a w t» I v ilti the UotM—Nut <>olte whip again hs dealt the croachiag UoDeas a Zcoaa CoIviUe Priest. Gaorxe Allen Tor­ an foot amongst Scottish Odd Fellows h.i* T>jrk-«.|y !i.«. UlM*. m., itt. p.m.-, fca OTltli t!iv Ticrn, bat Too N<-ar fur blow aciTKs the eyes which brought her to rance. Walter Gilbert and William OtU just become known to the central executive fawamy LUp. a. and hits caused considerable conuQotii'n Dafotr. her senses in thort order. With a howl of Maaroe Were 3ten Wbow Deaths Made Kttsni &ei. « a B ; I. tM . «.n ^ B. Xo. 3«7.—Charade. among^ members of the order in England. rage cr fiaia she leaped back into her com­ Many Maaoiui Slouro—Other Item s. Uavu-«jtt.4jl, WMa. ik; K. A. Jcnnirsv and W. J. Rouse, youthful partment, followed thL< time by the lion. In every r^ t of fort-one I abound. A number of Scottish lodges have posit'd Kcturn 7.30. *jaa. a.; t J . 3.3Bk 7 A p. Wk resolutions in favor of a general sec««ioa repcrt<*n> !ack and blue and green myself I paint. from the parent body and of the formation of With me aa uheist stands before a saint. Little Frills, Herkimer county, N. Y ., on the •Uy 4 13 a, and l;al»it, imve iati-Iy been ur^iiiR each movem.-ut a* rapid as tliat of the lions them­ 4th of December, 1SS7, at the ripe ago of , a new ottloc to embrace the whole of Si-ot- E»;nni-r.i3. a. a.; »S», *«:».■. «*licr uito aii Kirt= of fiXiUih and danfrermus selves bo was &t the door in a flash and had Far before citure I make art precede. nearly S2 years. He was bom in the town of : Sandaj ».a%. a , ptXJfTnUuK.. by t ji- FTst*'m the lioys call “piv- sprung the bolt. The lions were in a tower­ And bef^ireeovereigrji give tho pix>rthe lead; Fairfield, Herkimer county, X. Y .. April IS, } It appMrs that for some time pa-«t consider- An»nl*-«.06k !**. lf.S4 a. a ; s e . «.«? p m.-. iag a darf. ' A... l«iy lite. neither would ing raga when they found tliat they could Many who bear the name of learned and wise. IbW. During his early manhood he was en-1 Jile discontent has exist»I amongst Scottish I Soaday V K pi a . •laJic a dari-.” Ijive done some very D(-t get out again, and they datheil their huge Did i not help them, you would oft dospise. gaged la many occupations until l!<35, when i Odd Fellows, lieeause, it is allegeil. of the mao- ^ Retnni-r.n. ML^a.a.; ».»>,*,»*»>. a.. forjikh tl;in;s iu' ludiiis a rvie through the bodies against the bars in a vain effort to Kay. more: within my grssp, together bound. he was appointeutralued snarled and spit with impotent onger. In one thirs I excel U:e proudest lord— owing to their anmlgonuttion with an order ' W»t«Uwo-*,S«. S3S. IlJta . a.; 4 .fX su{^intendeut of the middle division of the I p. n».; Saianlay *.15 p. a . Ail tUi* perfoniiRnco had been watched You always may depend upon my word. New York Central railroad, which position wh'tie headquarters are so far distant. The : Krtura t.3u. 7 !(*.:.% ^ 2 1^. j V with t< rrible interest by the man eating tiger he held imtil the time of his death. discontent has been long snpprrssetl. but! in the other coini»artment only two or three No. 3C8.—Easy Word Squares. steps have now been some timu i:i pn >gn-s ' p. IB.: m :o-iu . 7 j» p. au o W c fwt away. The terror of the Indian jungle (a) 1. A grain, 'i A chill, a A duster. for procuring separation. These prepara- , T J-cm fct—*.<.«. 1L17 «. a .; * .» 9 ;• p. a . 8i:B>laT a. b . was a]mo>^ beside himself with excitement. 4. Collections. tions have been carefully hidilcn, not onlv His long claws were unsheathed ;’.:id hLs fangs from tha public, but also from the central Return : Ii- JT a. a.; its. ? a .. (b) 1. A pappet. 2. A river ia Korth executive. A joint committee has uow beea Cmj S.50 p. ML weri- rjnning with seUiva. His jaws worked America. 3. Aa animal. 4. Forsaken. convulsivelj-. appointcil by live of tho princi|ial tx-ot^ ii T nicijri.ji-'*.**, It.I7 a a t; 5— s«« If he could only have broken into wlicro (c) L A burden. 2. A river ia England. I'jdges—viz., Xcs, ti-)7. 7JS, 7?.*, 7.:: aad lUjr 9 3 s. a. the lion ta:ner tnd the rej>orter rtood, bo 5. Begs. 4. A piece of furniture. tf> consider the best means of kL-^ping the ; Ectani 7«. U'.M».a.. It*: would have tom them to pic-ces iu the twink­ Scottish loil^es united. Thriv very string Jay 3 .» p. m- ling of an eye. It would have iice>led red Ko. 3C3.—The M altese Cross Squared. lodges Imvo already votel, nlraest uaiai- Wicsttii-Sto IM7. ».at; X>. •‘•j.p. -3 faa- hot irons in.steail of a rawhide whip to have mously, in favor of secession, au l the liefore ' lay *,£•. X a. suMued him, and it may bo remarke*! that nainod committee is urging the othir gr«./ups : lUmn 7.:i>. » « a a.; ! in, - !v, , «-i»- reil hot irons ore not kept continually on to move in the same direction. y 3.i« p. m. h.-uid in iluiiiwiu Square garden. Asthcre- Tho committee have farther r.'>f!v«l to | u. M. <^ncrARi>. take n vote of all tho Scottish mt-ml^-rs on ' p.irter K-ft the cage the tiger thrust one gri'at C. T DEVrSTE.VD.i;«« ; P»*. .\jrHI jiaw between the bars and trieil to r?-ch him, the question of secession, aa.l sh> >uUi the I blit the distance was a few inches too great, neces.sary m ajority Iw fouud. tu se»-e>lo forth- i luckily. with and form a new order, to embrace the The reporter rcachcJ the pi-onnd to be members of all friendly soi'ietii's ni Scotlimd. H. I. & s. LEM Tlie m frantically hugged by the showmen, with Tho central executive U st;it.‘.it*> beu-jng every effort to heal the breift li, and lias issued .U.XAT.S OM TlTtZ. IS \XKV CUlSE QCARTBMw tears in tlieir eyes. It was tho reacti m from the awful strain upon their ner\es. Then he a lengthy manifesttt in whit-u they ciiua.-hantc. Fritr aail < 'n’- They have, however, the Scottish members to remain true to the ltl.t_U llt.K _J. I" vclipwd all fiirmer eiiiloitii b y actually t>ntei - suddenly awoke to tlie fact that he was smok­ io fth e cage wiUi two enormous lions and ing. Mechanically obej ing the force of habit parent oi^er at tho Sjmietime stating what: Trains Leave WaJerl.nTj - F . I while in with the lions, lie had lighted a cig­ appears to them to bo the corrett view to ■ ^ thu middle com[*irtmeiit of the ••tigers’ den, takeof the grievances rcfoiTLHl to. M ean-' ^o'ton—.JM,7..T01.m.; a . inrca'-hof tlie jaws of two “raaji eaters. arette without kuoning it. Divide a Maltose cross, by two straight cuts, GEORGE A. TORR.WCB. TVTLU.VJI O. JICNROE. while the se»-ession jxirty is gaining strength, R«tarn !*..•*>•. ai., p ► m The following is ci .ndensod from The Suu’ti It was now lime for the other reporter to Z£XAS a raiBST. Walter cil3Ebt. enter the middle compartment of tho tigers. into four pieces so that the jiieces when put and declines to lls-ten to th-jasipettls of the ' Pio»idtncir—Tlo, rjo * . m.; I im p ■ •rcciuut: Sir Enight Priest was raised to the sublime executive, and there U a strong opinion that: K«tum .“WS ». m ; & at. « V p ■ They were conversing with Superintendent He liail been told by the superint«ident that together will form a sqoaro. degree of Master Muson in Utica lodge, Xo. it would be imixiKdble to release the tigers so the severance of the Scottish frota the Eng- ; Sew York—e ia a. n .; LAS p. ai. 0«>rBe Conklin, of the animal department of 47, Aug. IS, ISi’i, and elected worshipful mas­ lish ledges will soon be accomplished. ! Brtjra K.'>t •. pl m. as to allow them in the same compartment ter thereof in ISOS-iii Ho received the ex­ Bamum'ii, when the “dare” was piven and Xo. 3T0.—A Curious CoUrrtion nf Keys. ------' Worcester—{.III.7.1«i». m.; MMp. «. tii« challting" aetvpted. They asked Mr. with himself and the reporter, for tho r»>ason alted degree of Royal Arch, in Oneida chap­ that they were fresh animals, unbi-okan to Exoiaplo—A Spanish grandee. Answer— KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Krmm 5.tt, i w a. ■ . ; «*>p • Williai!! H. Winner, the noted lion tamer: Don-key. (Partly by sound.) ter, X a 57, Doc. 14, 1S55; was creatal a the sight of strangers in their midst, and that Knight of tho Temple in Utica commandery, !rorw!cb—I.l».730a a .; Ua. Tk>p a. “Do you nuAU to say that if a division L A failure, 7. To frustrate. «!oor i«clo»e enipt*- com[>artmoutr them in a manner similar to that in which a A huach. 8. Obscurity. (1S61-62) as grand commander of tho grand iu Xew OrleHiu—.\ Lodce of Dmmmcn. X«w Lomiun-r 10. T J» a .a .; l.-«.aa>: ak Ritura7.se, iao»a. a .; 3.M M d& ,»p a . “Certainly they can pet you. They can the lions had been handled. He further al­ 3. A celibate. 9. A frolic. commandery of this state. In ISfiS ho was Illinois Knig’ats show up at their last grand reach alKiut three feot. Tlie Diddle compart layed the reportorial fears by assuring him 4. Liable to »rccn. 10. Tending to darkness. compliment^ with the distinguished position lodge meeting with 13C lodges and a member­ rntnaa—3.1tl.T^a. a.: 1. U Bp a. mnit in only thrw and n half feet wide, and that tigers were of a much fierccr and 5. Hazard. 11. A plant. of very eminent grand generalissimo by tho ship of !),!K1. The amoimts paid in sick Ifetara ilLia, UX4S a. a. aal 7 .p. a if you move out of the way of one the tiger more treacherous disposition and ware twic« G. To sweep. 12. Unsteady motion. grand encampment of the United States, in benefits and on deaths during the past year WUUmantic-a te. 7K a a.: U». X4Bp. a . in the other end of the cage will have a picnic as p. a. with you.” thought that if this latter was a fact, a Ben­ also an honorary member of Little Falls now on hand and invested 6prinic«e!il—7.10, ao»a. a.; S.«p aL gal tiger coukl give chain lightning a handi­ No: 3T1.—Charade. B*tura 7.30 a. a : S.« p. a . BaperiotmdcDt Conklin placod two small commandery, K a 30. Michigan has 99 lodges, Hailladdcrs iiuide tlie railing in front of the cap and outrun it. My first is darkness. In ISO) he was regularly promotea.a.; tM l.a«,«p.a. the other in a similar {toKition at the tiger you, or they’ll t«ir your arm or leg right out Wholo is the tumio of a bird. state militia, which ha held up to tho time of for burial of dead, {2,737.53. RotnrsUS, sa« a ak; « « p s . den. He unlm-ked the door*, but kUU left of the socket Be jiarticuUrly careful to his death. Tho Knights of Pythias Hall association u d » 3 lip m. tiieni fasteneil and called to the Cmt reporter ke«v in tho rear of the cage, and look out Xo. 373.—A Taugle. Juno Oi, ISffl, he was honored by the Su­ of Xew Orleans has purch.'Ued a building a t ' Xew Brttaii .I.lw.7 30. • i« a. a ; MM, V at. * pi a to get ready. The lions were to bo visit^O fur this big male tiger over here; he’s a Tam ehrct eb stja guohno cludos ni niyo preme Council, Ancient and Aceepteil Scot­ tho comer of Carroll and Perdido streets for I Rnnra «iS^ !l.o« a, bl; «4ib a v vicious devil." flnst, and they evidently knew that somo- elS ot rofm a blufetaiu ntucss. tish rito, northern jurisdiction, with the $16,000. ■ anJ9«*p m. thing unusual was about to tiappen. They entered, the door was closed, and the thirty-third degree. He was tbo recipient of A drum corps ot thirty members has been ' F!»1b»iI1»—T.3B. » o* a. a ; toa. 1 «>. p. bl Mr. Kellar and fully twenty gcatlemeo heavy rawhide carried by the superintend­ many portions of trust and honor among tho organized at Rondout, X. Y. It will adopt Rrtnra--7.CR'. ILtS a. bl; t OC 4.M. T i»p. a Xo. 373.—A Mystio Cress. who were intenvted in the welfare of the re­ ent was soon at work on the tigers. That civil, religious and official associations a t and a uniform and becomo a permanent organ­ ror*»tTtlU-7.3B, »Ma. a t ; S.4H. > i» p porter who was to go in canio to a stand in particularly fierce gentleman who ocrupiad This consists of four diamonds of five worth near his home. ization. Krtara7IS. II » aai; n o . 4.34. ;T 3 pa. front of the cage. Kellar bade him a grave the second floor front made himself felt be­ each, so placed that whea joined by ccntral Tho crowning glory of his Masonic achieve­ Bristol—r.k>. t.M a a ; I.M. I.W. » m fm . fore the visitors had been inside the cage two Tho flfteenth anniversary of Steuben lodge, Kooil-by and Su|>eriutendeut Conklin swung letters they fcnn a cross. ments was tar»-. T.)*. n .i: a a . LS.1I?. * » p i» ed of half inch round iron rods, ruiming ver- mid Manai^er ConkUn to the writer. “Iti letter. lUght Hand Diamond. — letter; of eminent commander of Utica commaiid- OiXf on hand and invested. Waiei.illa—7.» a. a . XO. p tically at a distance of five inches apart— bent to lie free if anjthing sliould Ijapjwn.' past tense of o verb UHtming to (losvs:;; a ery, Xo. .'5. and year after year re-elected Rrturn. *49. U .Jia a ; S r T «1; . m. was all thxt saiiarated tho beast from his untU 1S71. Aloha lodge, Xo. 3, wa. hi tr=2.«paront fluid; a cave; a k ttc r. Bot­ l:i« , a t Wailiiku, Miiui, H. I., by David Day­ Vnioa C;ty—fliNI a m., a W n«. their cage long and earn<*tly. The maU covcU'd prey. George ,\lloa Torrance was bom in Lock- ton. D. S. C. Tbo iirgauization was effected Ettura—. njn a a.: T7.T* p a lion, with his great mane and nobU-, kiugly The door was made to swinr open in the tom Diamond —A Idtcr; to strike; close; pcirt, X. Y., Feb. I, liiod, aiid died iu tliocitv by H. F. Au.'Uiu. P. C. of Briniklyn loilge, Towantic-n>.«*a a . d lK p .a face, was lying at full ienpth near the front middle, and it didn’t reach to the top of the au article; a letter. Left Hand Diamond.— of Clevelaml, 0 „ FoU 22, ISSS. Xo. IIS aws, and ho m*?t tlie re- sort of an affair, and was fastened by a drop Centrals from center to top, a male sheep; Jacket lodg>>, Xo. i'i40, June 24, l!?«‘iS; exalti'd Ci-tnr*—•.;!<. a a ; „. bolt, aLso of half inch irjn, which tittwi into |iorter'« pajte nith such a mild, calm, dig- ' fromccuter to right, crude; from ccnter to to the roral arch degnv in .iVmes cliapter, . , , . . , , , , ■ Bt. ta». 1 > p a. Hilled look tliet a t the time it diil not iwm us a niche in the floor. It we< ptun to bo seen bottom, a small animal; from center to left, X a SS, Xov. .■>, ISi'Ji; receivesl and gn'eted a lodge to bo coaipoietl of commer.-ial ~ ^ that it would ojien easily un.lcr jir»’s5iro. tiumgh he would condekcend to bo u,jly i»n^ a quick blow; fn m top toccatcr, to liofaoo; royal and sekvt master iu Bnici> council, Xo. t.-avelers is contcmplat.vl ia Eostoru ] Tm, V X V » The refiortcr took a pi’sitioii in.the r. or of 15, Mart-h 1. lS7t!; civutwil knight temjilar ■avape under any cireumstanci*. Tlie linness from right to centcr, o[x-a hostility; from m, II «>». n.. €.30 m. W1U! not Kolary nortodigtiiSioi in ni>i»-;iranoe. the cage and tried to look both » ays at once. iu Genesee ««nuiandery, Xo. 10, J:ui. 1, ISOIK Do as be would be couldn't keep track of all bottom to oenti of stamUird l>,'urer A. O. U. W. Ortwster*—it.OO». M . w. tslie WOK I«ciug lack and forth in the little F*tora. *.4X II S3 a. m.. m. the tigers. Their big strified liodies Kiuuded left to eontcr, equal value. Ai>ril 2, 15«». la ISTO ho was elected to the ciiaipartmeiit of tiie big c.ige just liehind Iwr Few nssrssnients in many states, a fair in- j ruhkiUtm m.. I H* t? ^ hither and thither, and they seemed anxious otUiv of captain general, which office he filled royal si>oufe. and she s« rneil n-stli-s.s rjid ill dicalion of pro»iwrity. Kvtam. ir:3ir A n . u a M.M*. h.. m. a t eiiiwv Kvery tu»w and tiien sIm* ojM'ne«i her to have a tosto of his flcsh. VVhilo ho was New 374,—llui^mru for six w ars. , Fur \«w^urgti, Ot«. 4 * 4 mouth in n ni<»t i‘r.«ligiou» yawn, and Uien.' gingerly stopjiiiig an inch or two to the right 1 am Quite a usrful artic!*'. He wTji eleeteil eminent conun-mder April Jlichigan .-V. O. U. W. g»>t off last yeor ' t--> escaiie the formidable c!a»rs of a giant paw Aiid fuuitd m nun.v a toroi; «, 1!>77, and n,-i-l«‘ted .May .t, IS7S, He IUI.hI with l.j asst'.ssinent.-!, WuMhinvton « ’Ta tbroBgh Pu ;aua •>*«■; lac ctf* liy diN'loM-d two ri'ws of great white, gli.«ten- tOClp a i.'ai.v ing teeth in Hn.\thing but a rea-ssuring man thrusi tiirouTh the partition bars on bis left I aui seen tipuB the (vrui. varii'us suUirUuaate p^isitlons iu Imlge. chaj>- Minnesota United Workm.'u paiil IS asiiesii- Her. Hhe diiln't M.x*m to uotioe tiie r»‘iK*rter he felt a hot lireath ia his fai-e. an>l a prowl In s-.iusimie am! ia stwin; tvr ami council, and wai devoted ll ia his very c.xrs that fairly The dt-ctor prwerilw u h > ternity iu all its vietKdtudes. a t nil. When your rto:iui-h itia't ri:M ; Kansas United Workmen Order made ai» !n m other instant he walo U.' hair stand on end. W!i?a thesrttler builds his CKbia WaltiT Uilburt, uf lie Ixito mnmandery, exrellent recoril in l.ViS. It only had IS- MeriiitD.WaterbmSCt. B. B. B. si ' Manager Coukim, and that gen’J< n,an 1 hrli> to make it ti«ht; Xo, 4i*, tlirt was bom iu lh»< year l.'^S, a t Cluay, X. hi clciwsl th» door. rm scarw ui»a the prairie, Tho ^Vestem Workmen cati be congrat- i r c u » w a t u l b i UY t i x Kt^nwrti.. Y. Ho was made a M.'tson iu CTinttm lodge, -^■epiiig o-s near tbe center of the middW Ihit in the ferot fouikt, uhUi'd on Nebraska A. O. U. W. only having j r • «^..;>artnient of the cage as iH>.<'iilJe, the n ' Ac J I icn ijuito abuudact. too, Xo. l.VV at riattsburg, Mnn-h II, isr.l, and W atarb ary •» •* It m • IB V.'here h.tk> du|p* al)ou&d- 11 RKOssiueuts during 1 ^ . | f e«ic • 17 II M 1 • a» porter look^'J bmi. On his right, in ]>rvsi>lwl as' ma.'-tur (if tliat lodgt> from Do- iSttmsit » ri II » y 13 • m the eii-sterumoKt com|iannient, was a gn».t Ct'uil'tr, IS7!>, to IVtcomber, 131 n M li U mnu <«tiug H.‘ngal ti^er. I!e was lying el.*e Xo. 373.—Kiddles. >erv«d os niaj,**^ during l^Si. He was exult- asse.« seek till you Cnd »xl to th* Kubliine degr»o of Ikiyal Arch Mn- U sthmlil it mi;;Ut britii; t: 7 •« averago down to 10 or 17. ‘ ^ 47 I -.* t m n:..;dle comiiartmeiit, untl ttie l>ars were sc That has ia it the to euty-six ivtters evimbiaciL »>n, iV<{it. S, iJ'St, in PU ttslxuv clapter, Xiv It m y 91 wide apart that he couU easily Lavo tbru.vt 00 Thera wtis a ui.» who bought a thing; ott. and erkvUed a ICuight Teniidar in IV Soto f I t I(» Tt ♦ ♦ • iKV The thiag ho U'.o^t be lUd not w«nt; Imitruveil OrU#r of CrU | tu H (t M « hi* paw* lietwtvn them and reached the r» cvnnmacdisry. Xiv 4U, Plattsl^r);, Nov. 17, t IU U « u The man who >»jU it ivuld uo« um> i;; l!>Td. He was eiectcd emiurnt iMiuniAnder portjT. Th< re w.isa wu-ki\l gleam in (lie U,; The man who used it t^id not know it. Tho Heil sucietjr, of naUizmitv, fW .t maw*:: 10 11 It V • m tiger’s gri'at preen eves, and it n-eined to gain of De Si'fci vtimnkaii.lerT ou May S, ISSi's aiHl a Qih> Ubmry of «i*verat thotraixi Arru* i rwmvktiuiu M I m « ti KTvxxl as such uutU .\j«ril 'J, ISss. in fcr»>cify when Mauag\-r Conklin casuallx L'Tvrjr IVt} l^lule4. j u in a |\n)Kp«nHiH comlitiun axul U kU^taioeU remarked that he was tue iu<*t savage tig « WktliKml>tis M uuiw diol at his homo iu bjr Toluntary i\jnlrilHitiuu!t. One man all tho uiMVMW tia t flesh j the city of Xew York, .\iig. £2. lS.Vt. He he bad ever w u in a menn!:erie m all lus At th« ■rmitHi uf tho crvat ciHincil o£ N*w It IS 1 -n * 9» ishA rto and is killed on the r.tilrettd; an­ was luado a M!u>uii iu .\tluntio koUT, No. 11 t:: t m — ^ e*perienee. The n-pi'rter rn imM have shrank JerM^y bul«l a t Trvniton the foUuwiac grvmt tlATtfw^ Ii J» 1 s « » « m away from the terrilje aniutal if he had luid i other taa:i gout throiigli half a u^ w a wars 17N l^.; a Loyal .Vrch M;»vn tn Jerusa- ,^,«,*.„uti»e« U. th- Lm-1 p. a . niom. but t'ue nu.Ulle c>ii-.t)>artmeut n-a$ only without a KTutUi aad thou die* of wbooi>ini 1^ chapter No..Sj^orUy after that tm«>, UmuU Stat« weroehKte.1: Creal S(KllgirUl It r: • tr tM W lUMtWn • • • i« m ------about four fei't wuU-, and in mov ing away cough, and w o cr<\aur I'ro'ihet, tTh'Hitis v ...... 11. n Sprague; greut______» m do Livm c.uutmuidery, X7U. He \urik t 13 1 f m from the tl.rer he would liave lieen obliged to Uo>»d I'eoj'le >Ue ai;d l>«d jw j'le Ure, Tho Widiar.i J. St tser; gre^it mu. >ag , EdwanI r s m. r »• «k was e)«ct>>t and ^a^r\^:d thrve Ivrms asVmi- g et close to the liiins'end of tlk> c-age. Thit !liu V , great juu, sag , Thouma UisDw- * « maa who is f jt with health i.-aa't get enipK'y' mut r^yniiiauder of that l>ody, his last term was not to lie thought of f»>r a m.^mcjnt, a? UKut, atfcl thtt maa wLo is luckta^ aioser uouitli, grwat C. of I t. l>aaiel M. Ktevena, I'romw*'! • a» the lions had Im'ouie p-rat^y oxcit«>l a.«t K, of W., C. O. Zimntarman; rt|a tu • m „ — I t » ■ s they had lieea the rtraugi-r cv^nse into the hand u\^r Land has to give u;> ius tu.\iuui^ I'or of tlK' M'vvrol SiMttish Uite K’«li«< of * i« on •ceount of iU health. U. I', r S., T, II. Sprague, Harry Lo(hti»» • u - - li M 1 m cage, laid they were snarling and le!i|4n^ n r unitTED a ct.^ArtTTK. Yiw;t elSy. lu thogm nd tvmuiaiidery lagvT, llviiry Itiehards, Samuel L. Durand. • •• - n m « « iilK>ut iu< though they suhiW tnUi meat and quick plaafv an.mnd, aad the tcn ilvlo rvvl You will K-:ae:'£K* !\v a r'.r,a jlaatic*' he »>rvMd «i many uii|«vrt«ut ct^iimittees Ureat Kee|«>rot Wampum Zimmerman has a m rn.m 9 m e m r *• with abUity and tiurhty. W*rHl#n W. M .r m : » wanted t(> pet at it, j»«>»rief »ket.-UM are ci'iHletv^il fnan T » U I • M r m “ Stand still tln-r.- cg'*inst the liaek of the the»etx'u l Coor front were «wa v, iikm ks» sauio tinH', y^'u will «s^ .tl;» r cutting dv'wa I Mount llutly, baa be.iid Manager Otvnklla in , than a fcK>< of Lis fora. Tho aum al ha.1 ail the trx-es around L.'i iiviuo lv.:a',^ they I artis-kw which «p(»NUX«l m a rw vnt i»u»* of viu-aui-y. The chief* ratM-d up were: Grmt tl.t’Mirv T : 9* • :# 7 m Th»> Vi'ii'e of U.w>ary. written by Thouuw U • a k'w voice. Fjiruag a t th> swing d.iors, I'aapht them at )ir\MUCo too tuiK-h Qoistun'. ■k'hi'iii, William J. Stattxrr, Uloui'Mtrr; U. e 9 M » n % r « Hayiehjilt. i:rju'r«fe^, sad w.is tryiag to S, S., KilwanI S. IlaiMv, Port dram ; l>. J. 7 f e t !«.' head through the openiag o w them. rca»t PVNtO » m m I U i rr f d t tbo liars at the n u r o i tU- oage touch hu | Key tu tt>» l*ttjx!etv K. Thomas Mi lkiuuugh, Trenton; O. P., Jlrrivo WftttriM.9, tiock. Manager Coukhn s:<^>i«d to the doiir i AnJ h i oil bat sxHvroi.vl. t>v Ta dr.f Xumbert; The jos* Thomas II S|>raj(tte, Iturlingtuu; IS. C. ol which ae|icnit«l the muldlo compartment the thi'ughts tliat Citvxl at lig'atning tik* K., lianirt M. Sta\eas, l^unden; U. i « m o m ^ m P • Mlxwurt ami lllln«l:» siru cslin c A>r First % r>» II m 1 from that in which the excited lio-j» were fpe«J thrvrngh the rspnrtar’tlm ua ia thatsec- trftl ta J an ar.ay of men. Frwl Wahl, I'amden; O. U.. Charles Brown. • • rud of time wonU tx' aa uaeaJiLg tad;. I'laee—ItMv .^cl>*r*n .\|^|Miiuiiii*at. 1 « ? m conAiwd, And, (lUlling the lx.>lt, opened i t , JfOk SCI.—Uw U oO K tral Acrv.-rtie: PauMmrxi; O. U. ot W., ThooMU Keaworthy, * u m • u « m As soon na Manager Conklin hud (luiUd the j The danger laid terror wiprr fcrth-,\r cdtltxl ■nserv aj'pi'ar* to bo a strife U-twieen the Xewark; (i. U. of P., t'harha WaiiWM. P»- bolt of that djor from rUi catch the lion t.i by the fact that the suiiwatccidcat arci- stativ of MitKuri and IUuhus os t» which terkui. Owing to the det-easa of G. K. of aTmasawet ■pnuig agaiu.^ it and forced it open, lie d e n ^ ly let >iip the l«.'lt ca ti>* had tiger's rhail h( M )«(\>ud |>1b<'« in pi4nt of numbrr of me;ikt«x Munuuri is kaduig at i>rcMiit. it W. Zimmerman, Walter A. Barrowa, ot At Vmiett «:tk T . .H. ■ . « n. ■ ■.> wmi< cluaely followed by tho liuuma The two ' door ia tryuig to seeor* it more urauy, s4 Mount Holly, was appointeit to fill that paal- at Weut lUuiois u trying to regain its k«t R * H K * positioti. I tiim until a spek-ial aasioa of great cuunril «Ue comparti.ieut where the two men whom , his eSTort to p t &t the reporter as to fore* Uu elects a suc^'ewir. a i iriaaaxi «.t Isftfcet • f «aa»w*Bt Tw- doors far iav.-ard and tn it tl^m suSioaailly B. K •ley oould have killed at ouo blow were John J. .Vtki-r. of AUany, N. Y.. has been ' At Wale-isry. «»h rt T • !« B K Bl. Md n to get his hf«d tknxigh, l%:t wv> Kiat«u back sjij^'intol ».n>r«»e receiver U the Ancient | •waiting theia. Tlie jire^ice «>f stranger LectM at tke Red Ct m . XssiMBck U«X«a » T !« M « B a L B M nsod to excite t'jem to fary. They ti-.rew i by the heavy rawhiile iu tha supcrintoad«o:(> tltdcr Uult.-J Woi4;iuen to fill Ihe vacaary j tatw M (BA«tr^'>Mi neceirer ! It was decideil a t the recent tea na of tbt eage and snarled anrterV leg, evened. , ■ _ ... ,j t. ^ i iJano. (d) iM Sta?l (a) L»dy Jane i •24th ult. Brvv .\cWer has a hi*t of frienhi •' A^- •Ml as the monarch of the forest fait thecvm- Astrango, r.c.-Toosfaintcjssfodi-wv'd. Both : > i. T^i v 1 whv' will be pletwd to hear of the honor he i pai>iic>arBd t->strctoU I H ig-.bctii. Coraeua. | The -\. O, r . W. in the ttatecf rUm^is had 10» B A 5K m gir Conklin cr.rrit\l cut fu’.l iu tlie lion * fare. away Into irsCnity, IVinla of lijUt glowvd { ^''5- SCS.—D iacaid*: have Iwen railehed on a drm footing in 3 U X WfcSC<'n«ia .\iicietit Order cf I. nitixl Work-, Iiulaware, Maryland Xew Jcrser. Sam- Can b« found tiM ■bowed f.ll his te>:'.i, l-u: I.e kiiew ts a t it was world and yet as large as f iar.t*. They *aw E SAPID men h'»d 'Jl calls in ISJ*. A viry large i».r- uel F1»d, of Camden, X. J.. isanprvmacom- L antM t lln« of par* bis r.'.ns'. r v.Uo bud ^tn^ik I Im, and ho aU tois even while tUe hot breath of theatJ- 11 L X r P I T E P. taali was in their fare*. It »a.< altcgctiicr ceatsgtt were for dmths m the city of Mil- mandur; John U. Triebler, Jr., of WUmuag- lor Stoves A R ansM iMnsued luick into the cvoii^r.rtmer.: froiu O X I T R E which Le UiJ coaio. T ^ hoc.-ss follow fJ the most cxtraor.;inary, fviolhardy jjcrform- waukov'. ______kML Del., is supreuM reci.rdar. WiJliam J. X DEE Atkia.s of PhiladelphU, is commaader at In th o city. eJase aft-.r Lini. oiKr any American rf.»rtfr has been gvilty ' Junior DnWr raltrd American Meehaalcs. R tho grand council of P.'nnsylvaaia. and Q- Piiara and qnaUl7 C —r n f —l C U l As booa as t'.'cy bad Icapoi ia 'Ir.ns;rT of. “T’as'v wore t.ie frs t t»>evor jirv.-7K««f-jch | The councils in West Philadelphia arc at Ccnl;lia «prang f^ r tlio il.x>r to clos. S:, o»; a thing,’" *aid t^ j superiateade:;*. "and they ' Xo. C6J.-int»tr::t*a Zigtsi: Wstbicgtca | mer E. Cox, grand recorder. Sohordinata _ aad F fiH iiif. ____ work proposing to place flags ia the schools councils also pay a weekly sick beasfit. tiefore he could do ro tho lixi had . w C lie the l.'\rt,'' Allstco, CrcM wonlt.—L Wke*^ “ bAton. .xi Denvatioo day. against it a'rain and w.*s iiac-i in th.- ca 151' 3. baS;a. 4. tii-H ;. 5. ahbL d JroXg, 7, The cooncils of Pittsburg wiU ceJehratc the A« a jMXH»f that a amcl** nill es­ lawa Leslaa aff Ummmr. cotiipartr-.OMt moro eurar^vl than or,.t ont the fact tbn‘ Brus­ ciTra. lA tnOtise. 17. Xotss. V scio. ilA , is expected tn deliver tho cratioa. saeasnmti during 188S, a raeord that Is m MARBLE AND OBAXTTE WOBCS,, She liacked into the ctimor of the compart- j sels soup hss 1*< eii iK-for** tli* j.ublir Imt Ivo. A ZlathcaaLcal Xot: j f ta r cf the Uiuon co«j.o, and VUL ‘ tiiiig fifty mcmUn to iiam»bcre t.i po.- liHTp Wen oom|ie'.i^l to »n!arp» their tic^Tate in the su te p a n ic to take piaos tusra ppMidnt, and Xdghtor T. K. MOb lusrand ■ i i a a < aossa mirn •howedikU ha- teeth as she swayed her body Ka. S2k—An EnicniatiaJ IcKtrt: C frqin Mr to |i S t f dpgt^wlieD about to factony j» fonr times its original capaeit. j I jJ c lj. . I ii r*

THE WATERBURY SUNDAY HERALD: APRIL 7.

CHARGE OF THE 400. A CARO FROM PARSON ADAMS. HESS AJJD THE DEYIL THE GIRLS, FOREVER! AMUSING MISTAKES. ITeal, *Wl. ¥1,1. What he has to Say Aboat Mr. Dorlon’s loro B«lla tor Which «IM lataOlsral We Cttme, H > S a ir, IT- .jitfrrti, Announccacat. Compoaltor Was Mot Bespeeslhle. SOLONS TO RIGHT OF THEM, S0L3NS THE BUFFALO TOUGH THINKS TO FIND HOW 5THEY SCOOP OFFICES IN THE 'The oiwDicg of H in.h '11 Ten PW C<«t. The Naugata?k correepondent of tbe URISO the Franco- TO LEFT OF THEW THUNDER HIS ANTAGONIST HERE. WATERBURY HIGH SCHOOL. Clothing hoa«e on Sotu.' uy waa a g m t : Waterbury American of tliis date con- German war t!ta Frencti newspaper succesw. The people tlwy am i, P rrtty M n. CleMlMid • Victim to Coth- tain* tbe followii;g: “Mr. Dorlon says A Bocliestrr Newspaper Maa Prick* the Some Ferssnal Notes Abaat the Gradu- editors were muca a u O addrn.—Ella VTtirelrr Wilcox that he is again mauag>-r and editor of Babble Repntatioa.—Ifhe is Cenninely atlns Class That Steps Forth Into tbe deriiled for snppos- tliey were fonvincni M i.jy i-mifkl a a l • t Home. — A ItaCBod, Tagr^d Carso j the Xaagatnck Itfrietc, ilr. Adams Lav­ Coavrrted. I>t Him Travel I'nder World To-Morrow Xl*ht- A U ttle Po­ mg tliat General hundreds who merely cam-- to Uwk, Stab, or General of Italiau* for Connecticut. ing been removed from that ]Kisition Im e Colors. ____ litical Boomer. promised tu their patron.iir» in th>> memr inmea. tW Friday.” (WnUen Eipressljr for tlie Scsdst Hkuxib.) OPtniL mtBEfiroKDEiin op t b i nEBiLc.] The gradnatiog exercises of the Wa- ! I called on the correspondent and as- CT AKE Hess, who never downed any dividual of pbenom- prim s proclaimed l.-u'er tLu.i W atrr- J^ E W YOBK, April C.—I Baw a rory eoal military talent. pugilist witL fists will appear in terbniy Ligh school will take place at biiry haa before l e^^-n al^le to j. i’ntg. I /queer gang board a N'ew Haven : rertained that Mr. E. A. Dorlou had I There -were otiier ! m«de the stat^'ment to him. ^ WaterlmiT to knock out tbe devil tbe City hall to-morrow evening. The amusing mistakes in the cablegrams ttiat Come an.l bring y,.nr fr;. -..Is. H ink'a 6 traiu at tlie Grand Central depot , I hereby notify all who have business with wiud, April 22. If Jake Hess Lad six yoacg gentlemen who graduate, have appeared m the Associated Press dis­ Ten Per Ceut., 0: e Pr.e VfKtfrrdoy. Tbey were Italiaus, and (lie with the ijei-inc tliat I am still the pub- patches. Keferring to the reception of advertised Limself as a reformed tough decided to appear in full dress as pre- lIou.se, 72 !li:ik St.. L itb ■•■ s r i *k, poorest apecimeufi, at tliat. They Lad lihher of the Ji*en>if and will proeecd on glorious news of tlie fall of Sedan by ttie or a reformed dive keei)er, instead of ceeding classes have appeared, and Pro­ people of Berlin, the cable had something opixvsite P. stOfllce. jast come to this couutrj- and were oa ! Monday to cullect whatever is due on fessor Wolcott Las b«n sawing away I that date. Tbe Ilerifir is own*d by the a reformed priz-i fighter, one would be to say about “wrangle-headed soldiers bear- X. B. We manr.fartii;> tbeir w»y to Connecticut to work. with unnsnal vehemence on the muaical ing eagles." The average Amencan reader j clothing. Our fa.-f, .ri. s .t,. J. .c a t i Naugatuck Printing and Publiabing more iucliued to believe him genuinely programme, so that au improvement in They jiretcnted a j>itiable apjjeai-ance. [ company and I paid Feb. 1, 1869, a was very much pu22led to know wliat kind i v • i-t v- tn , . converted. But when ha pcses as an ex- this regai-d is looked for. of asou of Mars awraagled-headed soldier I _ *" Xortii Third and llaiket Not a Hjan in tiio crowd was over 5 f*et year’* lea.se moufv in advance. hero of the ring and glories in a record The only excitement which has not was, but we have never read anj descrip­ Strevts, PhiLa.!elpiiia, I*:i 2 iuclie« in lieight. Tlieir fraaa*^ were I am Batiafied th at Mr. L. D. Warner, quite subs ded among the young people tion of tbis unique style of warrior. What small and l>ent l ■ }• n. ;v»U THE r\'*T n X K A k ' |o; iVas passing through Canal street, It is quite certain that the young gentle­ eagles. F Several equally peculiar translations of Str^r*.: -r;.^ -i - I Buffalo, -witb the captiiu of the First men * -will never become woman’s ■’•IT* precinct, looking for a crook five year* suffragists after this experience. German words have already appeared in (I CHILUKE.N >I Ki.EKT »M i a ::'W trK H T ago, when a big. burly fellow shot out the New York papers. Not long since m I lr« romb nst:--!! ' - .... ---- Tbe boys made up th«r minds that an interview between a HeraM reporter jI ------■ in fii^nt of me from a d-x>rw.ay. He they wanted the office of poet and that *-^*1. .I'-. ■ . .. Lad lieen helpetl out by a l>oot. Tbe and a celebrated German professor, the Ut­ * 'T-»KKn IHii..*r T6.H I .1 n i- I alone and in secret caucus niyutJ assemb!ed,ciu Hull lU ocCLCt, uascmu.ci*ter was made jtfii to say that the Somoan Isl­ .*ST1I.M.» » n l I i».>»l MPTI -N * 111# p..h,-e captain codarcd him and he be- High school buiid- ands were not worth quarreiin? about, as uT LIV Ut • i>«rLAI\: I>, ___ gan to bt?s for mercy. recess, thev iismiuated John H. l...ublwof «»r., . ,n K they were inhabited by a lot of miserable ef BLis'It .^i.l'krs -i “(io‘Goon,” on.” said the caj)tain,captain, eivinff givin Curley__ for that hoiior. The girls hear­ cockroaohcs. Now it is true tliat in Ger­ lD'»<>rs. E ■ him a s'.iove, and turuiiig to me he s d I, ing of tLese rebellions proceetliugs on man the word kaefer means a cockroach, lJi»-im, T»t:»r, I C m “That is tbe iiiggest bloke iu Buff.do. but what the professor really did say was l*>r;xa;»r .a ;r the i>art of the minority, calmly put uj) p-»jiil.re.iniriii«'*i« .rr». f ..; rm-r He’s fctrojg euougb to lie daugerous, in nomination for that office Miss £d u a that the island was inhabit^ by a lot of but he i-j au urrant coward.” Hicks and elected her. Kafir, the English equivalent of which is NKBVors DEKJL.'TT, SCWI-^tl. WEAK- “nijfgers. ” Tlie latest mistake of this char­ > r r I... f , ! , . . . M Tlut was the first time I ever s;iw The boys bolted tbea to express their \ tu- Psnrr aiMi . , r ^ ' acter is to be found in one of the New York Jake Heas. disapproval aud tho girls, to appo»se ef the H- ut nr..; :.»-v. .. il- « »*«- Iu the fall of 18S-‘>, I was seat to re- Sunday papers on the same subject. It jwrut.i-i. t , . -.1 . them, oti'ercu the office of historian to sa rs: pf>rt tbe disastnms prize fight betweeu young Curley, but it was iudiguantly FEMALE DISEASES. Bilker aud Slattery which resulted in “ On February 5 the steamer Lebcck left deoliu«L Willie Beecher, brave lail, this ^ rt for Sydney, carrying with her Aft^m«w>n« ••a* \ ar imprisonment aud tine for both the would not be so ungullant as to oppose T^r W. ... vv.i brandies, upon whom much of the respon- anv kioU uf ;etweea the •juire ! « lir-r ..oa upon by them to take the office of histori­ crisis.” tUy rounds. He called himself “Professor” an, and tluit is the only houor the boys Now, brandies and other alcoholic bever­ A.I letleM pfompllT then and had an assumed n^e. He got. ages may have dona much to intensify the •tr<« Uf rontf wtm iiH ilry an Icatlier. One wonM al- ' that justice is doni> as betwe*n Mr. w:i8 doiuc a great deal of blowing aliout Ttt< i.t • r*-x^:v trv! f Following are the members of the excitement. Very hkely Captain Brandis, ^orseiy frtm* afim n liio«t Kti]ijK»c tbut tbey hved on isbaT- ; Dorlou and myself without rronrse to Lis own fistic prowecs after tLe fight, class with their offires, essay B u b jects, the ex-German artillery officer and premier 1^67 i*A.i i ' incH. : law. * C. CoLLAKD Adams. till one of Slattery’s followers tume«l and some i>ersoaal cjiuments about of Tamasese. is meant, although no doubt Tlioy reached tbe depot an hoar i Naug tuck, April 6. on him and offered to ‘•lick” him for each: the steamer had also brandies and other Uq l»pfore tbe train was ti> i-turt aud Pijiiat- $100. It tv>ok Jake’s breath- away. Qors on l>oard.—Texas Siftings. I HOWARD FORGOT THE DATE Miss M abt B a so s; VaMictorian. tt-d iifion their little Imndli^* wliich coa- “Put up your money," Le answereil. ‘The Printed Alphabet.” She is Dr. E. A. BOHD, leiicai Q ictndo. A HUSTLING TOWN. Btituted all their fortunes. Tliey jab- ! A ud April First Caueht Him for One of A Kochester sjw t flashed out the bills thorough Bchol.ir, tall and dark, sedate ix r.-d ttWfiy in Italian, Lord kuowii about i Its Many Victim*. hi au inst.iut, but when they turued to and thoughtful, bat batter than tLat she A Natlra Explalna How It Got Its P»- wliiil. C'li>se iiiBiHH-tion chowe.l that Howtrd Seymour was a %-ictim of the tbe “ IVifessor’, he Lad slipi>ed away. is a friend of every member of her class, enliar Hot Approprlato Xamo. pV E R SINCE TIIE F‘»r XD.^TTON o r ' Wi>fia tt#r^ a** ■•♦n % eni;b niftn had a tag pinne.! t )his jickot p,ij)ular practices of April 1. He work® He afterwards said he was afraid the not one of whom begrudges her tbe • of orjun))K!r. It contained a r.-quent for jwlice would grab him. honor which she woa iu hai^ work aud DETROITER w ho i» cunn;r<,»e»-*e Ev#rr * k H. I*'« I under Foreman Stlby of the timiug has been making a ni>nicbi»ly to drop the crowd off at som* The |H)lice did grab Lim fiTiallv and I fldelity through four years. •ilTurat#9, bot lorrraq ; jh-. point on the ri>ad. After they left I room in the c'ock shop aud “hates to be saw him iu the IlocliEster jaiL Slat­ trip throutfh the duo*h»f v - Wf* vrrv {#< t» Miss H elsk B-vsos: “The Business W est p)t off the train Irarued timt a certiiiii pa Ir'Ue had * disturl»ed in his work.” He is also a tery’s fri-'uds, learning of Lis arrest, Educ:ition of Women.” Sin.* is a .sister trma •f lho*;fn. \v » \ n V u r. \ liiougbt them from Europe on i>rep;iid altiiough it was no affair of theirs, came at a Dakota station who^offli-r i» r U'» < Vi . uieiubcrof the Y. M. C. A. of t’ue valedictorian, whom she resembles called “ Hustlar.” paMsuce tick' Ui to wailetl him out, gave him Of ih« prwtHe -*f E.- Monday afternoon about 4 o’cltx'k he closely. She is what is known among He found it to consist in mo one : :* ts ; Till- men were wi i^;ioiant ll'at tbiy rcc'iv.nl "a note lx*aring the s*x-ie'y's money :ind got work for Lim. Hess the young ladies as a “nice” girl aud she of the station house didn't know where lb y v'el’e goinc^. did not ktvp his ji)b. He did not take tb« tlul •l.-ii rn 'I-:.!, aud wondeiiug for a minute \i i a* has as many friends as her sister. and two cabins, and * »>ni4rcorixinc y- W. It «-ould be aliout he last ojieeed it with kin lly to work. He o|)oued a sa'om M iss J .\ xe I>rm.KV; SahiUitorian: “ .\n one of the cabins was iu the Flower City, but it sp.'e-lily de- >iur we ’ ’u«' La.'it week 1 refcrrt'd to Mc.\1Iist«T' great c irc—for Howard Las a great r»^ Ocean Farm.” She Las au eugagiug tenantless. to«>tf»-*rl#cTr «•». 'r !fiv' **' •' Four Hunilrei>ing ami speot for « fti'ial d«K-timeiits—ai.d read. geuerat.'d into a dive. Slattery’s frieuds manner aud a pretty fa-.'e. She was oue “ Is tbis the town <*!.. a.4V« A if ' ' ippUrU. U» f»- snarling at eucb other all tlie while anil natur.illy shm^k him off, after tliat. , of the leaders iu the Kittle against tbe of Hustler h* >. t> C.\s and she bids fair to conquer the 4o t’uit r - >•' surifalMiitv :•» if« fientlemanly manner. A certain Mr. town tlii^fvcninj. Yoor». etc ; iutbis busiues.s. Ht'ss saw his trial aj>- yoniig gimtlenien siugly or in companies “ Yes, sir.” r .f ,■< W—#i'i»« Oidfiiih .'■ent a letter to a ei-rlain .Mr. I K sto L, WiLUs, ticn. proaching and nothing but tbe j e, informinc him that be was “ no “Imjwrtant busine.ss. I wonder what tbe po.T house In'yoiid that. Stuue- “ It IS.” MissEdxa Hicks:C? wh^'r - di gentleman.” 'I'be “no pcntlemau’ it can 1h! ab.iut," he munuurcti to him­ thii’g must li*> done aud quickly. ,Tust Training in Pulilio Scbojls.” She is a iht* i.;.! - • X wrote back to Mr. ('(wltisli that he was self. On other occawims liowanl isthtt at that lime P. Bnnlick was holding place.” VVIjj llirn, i< a .*.1 I or . daughter of .\llH'rt Hicks, pr»'prietor of ‘•It has grown one house this year” «»!»•» A.'v artih tf>-‘ k- 1 ar.i f'e- “a •listiiiiiuisbi'd fool." lirst and lasi at the sink but ou this it temiK'rance and revival meetings in the South Main stre:?t lunch rooms. She - ..ih t tr 'J'lie Four Hunih-ed cannot survive “ I was told that it had creat pros[.ect*.” did i:ot take him two minutes to “ wash ll(K‘bester aud Hess went forw:ird aud is a blonde, graceful .is a willow, and -Mie “ I.*ts of chances here, sir.” prtr«*'> t:«- ^ 1.1.i :v> tlie shi«'k. and the ►bani es are tbat we up.” .K pi.R-Siiig hack conveyed him to i-igned tlie p.le»lgo. His new friet'.ds .'i.V l I . Wr «ball ii.ivi! two Four lliindri'd-. one led has written some cttslitable veKfa. “ But there is no town here—Uteraliy ••ur •.•fliit'* • r»ifc'«*r’« n *• fiiri'* Mi! tlie ‘-r.Maus” wli-'re lie found Mr. Willis, cot him o;it of the li:ik"r-Slattory prize Tbesa characteristics I'ouibiui'il with the nothing to spealc of.” him » t’ljil. aixl bj McAlli^l<•r and tbe o her hy a Mr. yawning in the gymnasium, and wishing fi,;ht s-rajie, nnd ever sinoc that he “ They all have to bejfin, you know.” » '.o I" . •» ‘ to-li CoJti'li or a Mr. Tiipe. E.vb Four fact that sh« wears eye glasses, give her waiit.n,;. •boai4 •■»«.* l. -%i Hi.me one nould turn up wHo wanted to huB K':'U tnivcliug ou the n>putation sj “ Can I get any thing to eat here i" llniniicil will of exiursc 1h) tbe only a lit-erary air verj- desirable in a poet. It frrt» Ik* Dot t :i»* f : s.’«*, N. : Wr i light? Tueescitetl Un.k i f his visitor gained. “ No, sir.” sU efl. oripinril Kuir Il.indretl. is undewtooil that her i»oeni is going to Tlie nicnilM T' of this awfully select l)roui]>'e.l him to p at n;i his duke.s Ito.'kthe trouble to look up Jake abound in humerous ]>ersoual allusions “ What time docs the next train poss!” taougli Howard was thu l.t.-t in the lies-’ r. xp'e'ed to tight with. “Is tbis ctmtest I ina’d find iu whic.H Le was to usnally d'>. «b«t you M‘ it for me tor a-ki>d llowaixl hav«'bceu one of theprincii'als was iu “ Yes, sir. It was the maa who moved SAMPLE ROOM. they are in a hani1-to-band light with MissCl.\r.\ Broxsox; CAks I'rophet: out of that cabin.” tb f li<-j:islalure. That niiHlest l«xly !->‘riu" the position of the nvri'tary. Pittsl'urg whei'e ho ingaswl to tight, “The-\rgeu tine Ilepiiblic.” She is an­ “ Why, w!io sent for you'/ ’ “ What induced him to call it Hustler J” .1!#^ Wlar«. oniy wants 1,000 deailbead tickets for but jumi»"p<'s aud Udttsl. other winsome resebu I that will have “ Because he knew that every body would in »U)CK. A.M>Nr:v>*. tlic' cciiicnnial ceb-lir.ition. “ You did, si'e here,” hlmwing tbe let­ much for tbe facts. But Hets, in a partiii}; shot at her c!a.ssmates. .\mong hustle to get out of It. Sit down on the M. J. t'OLLINS. I iorm.. “That is deuced provoking.” saj-.s ter. Mr. Willis lkel at itf'rafew his life i>f himself, gives graiibic ac­ other astouishi'ig i>eeps into the future platform and make yourself at home while M.Allister. minii'es without Kiyiiig aiiythii g until counts of o7-ioiiud and 99-ronnd bat­ she will make John Killongliey a grest you have to wait Detroit Free Press. Cor. Bumhai*' aii»rd of aMcnncn. a suayii;p; tra|M‘ze :aj>pvsl iimi lig it'y ou tles he has fought. He also in his lec­ cjdlege president, and Thomss Kilm.tr- and tbev deman l dcailbcad tickets for tbe h»*ad much tus t > say, “Fo.'ls tures maligns and reviles the very moii tin the maua^?r of a uotablu Uiseball PERSONAL JOURNALISM. Ihcnisejves, tlieir wives, motliers-in- ' l>av.” Suddenly .Mr. Wil>is feil bick. tlid g it him out of jail niid gave him a law, cbildri’lis anil relative.*; thev de­ team. ' “ Ha, h«, ha, -\pril f.iol, How.-ird, April chancf' iu the world, the wc-ilthy sjHirt- M iss L ik iii: Clvuk: “Home Rule in \ n u t h e E t II in Itself CventuaUy Fnm bh J. J. Me AULIFFE. mand tbe tickets or gore. A New York fool.” Howanl went over to tbe sink tng men of lUvhester. P u t tb'e worst the ItemetljT ntilernian generally »ees whal he wants, Ireland.’’ She is one of tlic quietest RgR *'«!> : «■ and ]>ut his head under th-j luuuiug mark of insitii-erity iu the m.v.rs priutrtl gills iu tchool, a thoughtful little miss, A correspondent of tho Uoston Transcript und he wants it very bud. tells this story: “I went the other day to .\LI. KIXl>.SOF .MINKUVL WATEBS. oat*r for (i»o long minute.s. a:-d spoken uttorauoes is the bri'gsa- anu she desen rs criHiit for tlie sake of .w-'.i r.. A street c»r tihik b m home when- he do;'ia «it!i which Le dweps up.m Lis call on a friend living in the be»t part of Tlie I ’nited I.al>or Party ha- parsed the Bubjot't of her essay. the to-svn—that is to say, where the dwell­ ltK.\l>l.l->T«>N Jd \V«»KKZ, remained tiint evening. He is yet look­ former «ickediies,s, a characteristic not .Miss E lui PjiTcnEs': “ .\Iaska.” She out of existence in tbi* cily. It liasnt ing for tbe joker am >ug tb ‘forty-tive coutliicil to “ i-eforuiotl pugilists.” by ings are costliest. I made a mistake ia the Ai.c.'t iui4 r«M rr.H«. ^ t. is fiimiiiarly known among the girls aj< house, going ten numbers too far along the met (.ince .lanua-yl. Tbe nienibcis of cards t'lat work in h s ro-.m. t!:e nay. S.XMIM.E K«M»I “Sh'irt,” which tiie boys have elaborat­ four-story brown-stone row. A pretty ^ - W^rr'iiry. « «•» it seem sali»lieil now tb:it (len. H ar­ A 1 honor to a m.an of couvictious rison i« President. ’I'bcy worked ed into “ Short and Sw'w't.” young servant girl, with a scowl on her TURNERS HAVE A GALA TIME who sivks to c;irry home those coavic- hat'd fur him on tbe iiuiet. M iss M amie W a m h ; “Oklahoma.” face, opened tho door in response to my just to puni.'h tbe IVmocr.atic They C*i«*r a uiitl tliU tio n s to lazy to work, that known, for all that, oa all iminirtaut io. ‘Not’ she said, bluntly. ‘But I have an McClvnn's su«|>« n«ion and cx- tiavels around the eouutry ou fals.* pre­ appointment with him,’ I explained. The 'PK.M NS I.E.\VF.Xr\V II.^VEN: fir l»i MaMj’irrade sociable Tburs-lay evening. ooc:u»ious,aud when she is in earueit sbe -a At T.'.D anii t>.'Jl> y. m.. i<>r RitsCioi communic.'itioii and vowed venpe.ince tenses as a K;)rt of sa v atioa show in th e generally ha.s her own wsy. The boys pirl looked blscker th-in liefore and shut the door in my face. I ti-iok my bearinRs and U)>! all •^-b a < K. R *» Si • upon them. Tbey manace.l to turn The h»ll was crowded by many uiaf'kers nam e of tb e Ij-iitl. TATTLEn. 3 33. 4 10 p n. . B o i'f ■■4 44 ' 1 hniud to their sorrow, wheu they tried rememt>ered the number of niy friend s alMtut 1^,000 votes over to (!en. Ilan ison in ell kinds ol h m.ls'ime and grotesiju” UiH-hester, X. Y., .\pril ."i. to iullneuce tb e c!;i.ss electiim , tlia t Miss UMii K K. iis r r i. II L'. # f- in tbi* city and2.00'in l!:\n)kly»i. Those house. I told the little story of this curious co5tu:res. Those who attmet«ii most Mamie ku:w as milcli about laxmis as a m 3 -r.. !•. •.’».! - ^ .a votes pave him New York state. exhibition cf incivility to an enlish'rned attectiou by their 11'{'Oice and .siiigii- Tilt* Iloiulit*»t M«d in \Vat<‘rb ary polit’ciau or a g-juniae siputter iu w riter on a morning journal and said it Tbe chances for another Ial»>r party in .Vs well as the baud-somest, and others O klahom a. ri>nQrr;n«wtrh this state are very slim indeed. Tliis is l-.irity are: .Ml-t'it Kaiifminu a.s pru c-* puziled me. ‘It's the infernal newspapers.’ r*m« ofihr NAUfmiu<‘k r» ta# "Ww especially true since tbelVnlr.nl l.a1>or cirnna!; .lolin Swart/, Dutcliman; arc Tuvit d to call on any druiigist aud J ohn- KiLLoroHEY: “ TLe Chine.««‘, he said, promptly. *They are gorffcd with »rn With tlia prit'- -p«. *• i ».*et ref a trial bottle of Kemp's Balsam iUgtiimtK J. y II0 P-..N • union has iM-en split into two. Tboa'as ForKerty, us ]$.• zlebub; .lam (> aud their Habits." John is a de.’p accounts of crime, until householders bar .\ Vr PCKUl'^ Mr. aud Mrs. Ch'veland -till b.nve 1*0 nbu ', <■ uiskt>eu l.iwn; llcraiana for the Thniit and Lunps, a remedy thinker ai;d a c-.ireful studant. lie ex- their doors and forbid servants tol>a polite looms at the Victoria hotel. Mr. <.'le\e- Kie-.*1, sc!hhi! girl that is selliuge itircly ninm its merits i*els IU the .>iciemvs aad .idvocttes I*rolii- to stranf^ers. And people on the streets or I.'ind. who is expected home to-dav. has M s:-*s I.i'.a liottko ji-ince eariival; aud is fo reUcTcand cure all bitioa right manfully. He has followed in restauriuts or theaters are atrald to treat lnH-n away for two weeks. Mr.s. Cleve­ Kmni:t ai.d I«la l);iw-»s 5tl cents aud SI. aud knows more alH.uit them thau will make tSem Heure in tho jjiix-rs. The |-:ii<«y I 'k i i i w f I t i i s i a c to poHip. display orceremon.v. Sinci* her jo'kiy;M r'. Fauburui, ( '>liim'.iia: I'loia pubUo vision is distorted by the meanness arrival in New Yoik she has Ixvn al- many a |>oliticiil economist that writes j*. : »* «• W aigb, (Jypsv (jiic'ii; .^Huie Miller, of the press.’ ,\nd then he went down r ' L'. I i>ester«Hi to death by a erow.l ,if tlower girt; .luba lVa.se. (iyphy ipieen; T h r luttly in Waterhury oolumus of saad lot o litorials. town to his desk to write—I don’t know «». ■ \ • •; i‘*. line women who insist on payins lv.z7.ie Kii'slitiauni, night; .\meiia I'Hurrox Pu.vLEx; “ The .\nueiation what.” Work n mm. ler daily visits. They do not know her; U'-mnrk'd t>a friend the day hetor, Ziegler, 111 ckMuitb's child. that she knew Kemp's ‘lUisam for the of C.Miaila." He is a natural orator, llis There is quite too much truth in this pict­ they liHve no business to trans.-u t witli Meni'*»T» of the tl >or ctimrnitti'c were taleut iu this reg.ist in sendiiip her tlieir Tlinwit aud Lungs was a sujx*rior ure and it derives farce from the fact that dre->s<-l debate ttie man who says the mean thing here E. GATELY MFG. CO, c.ards. Her rooms are constantly in­ over a year ago ■« ith Jam es Mc.Vvoy of vaded by these lazy, inij'udem ^aJ.’ers Fau m»n a';d li idolph funii>liid mu^ic iast.'^ntly when o'herconglireimsli-^ bad about the effect of personal journalism on the class f i '88. life and m anners is a newspaper mao him- Rrr:Eas:vrKr> who have nothing to do but vi«it folks and of oi.un><‘ AIh- Hollman pro'uptoil. no effei-t what“\>T. So to pr<»ve this and .^t two a. in. the came hh WiLLuii B ee < ncn: Cf«i« JlisUtrian: sell Nobody knows these things any bel­ and talk scandal or fondle pooille dos:«. t'ouriuce y> u of its nierita any dru-’gist ter than the offenders do Nabody knows 1 don't think the wile of a president or end, wl on Josepli l{y.-ln nzski piekinlup will give a sample bottle free. Large “The Water Supply." He is a »i>eaker Frank Tanner, iX f.ils* f'ce from t :e fl h>r and toc>k it of no m«'an abilities and he was alwayi better than they the difficulty of getting of an ex-president i» any better than size 50o and 81 possession of Information from people who 80 Xorth Main anyliody el«>> wife, but I really think home t> practice al;avieg on. |H>puiar for his gentle manners aud even temj>er till ttie greit cla.ss slectiou when thy away on the merest suspicion that they this woman should l»e pr<*tect«Hl from His e m'ades Thoi.ias Forgerty aud are talking with a newspaper man. And the pvvin* eyes and looae longues of .Tames 1> >nahue Mccup e«l ttieir time Mr. George W. S»-wjH, of Anhnri: he consented to aeoept an office. He Park, III., in the last ftrawing of 'I'he this evil, as oth?r evils do, is correcting Mew York's eailderv. going I'.ome » tii some “all hota.” was noteworthy as a pupil for the nu­ tlaelf with its own overdoing. It is com­ Lotiis^ina State Lottery, held one-tweu- merous questions Le usm to aak. Barber Uuoclierty's Kail. tieth of ticket X<». 4lV,789, the seoi>nd ing to this, th at a reporter can not get In- A oontm»t to the gadders i« the wi- W1LU.1M J . B e e o is ; “The Signal formatisn except frcfti men whom ha is Washburn’s Mour, Patrick P»agherty, the UnK^klyn ton- capital prize of $100,(XW, He aaid: I -wa* Service.” He is the smallest hor ib eiety of literary people and artists, uske.1 iucident'y by ■ friend to purchase penoBslly acquaistcd with and woo know which Ella Wheeler Wilcox has as- Rorial champioa. I'ame u»ar luoetuig tbe cU.ss, bnt he makes up f >r tliat in that he Is a trustworthy aad discreet maa. Pillbuns Mour, wit’u a seven- Mccident Monduy. He was a ticket in this drawing. I did so, pay­ keenness. He is very quiet, but a Ts seme men, perhaps, on certain papers, it senibletl around her. ing one dollar for the same, and pive Ella isglven to (rushing moi-e andiuori? ' lixijg a c'otbes hue t<> a liigh Jhile in thorough student aud a musician, his >s still a disadvaota^ to be known. But Jones Flour, as she grows older, for she is pro'ting tbe rear of the lioua-* with \\iiliam the matter no thought until I received specialty tteiog the comet. From hia the acquaintance method of obtaining infor- older—though there is small hint of tbit C hatli'ld, au 1 wh-n d-*sc«'nd!ng my money through the .\dams Express asMiciati'ju wita mosical artists L« hss matien la steadily gaining ground; which, St. Louis Pastry Flour, fact in eitlier form or featur.-, for P.ts- WHS within eig it or ten fe-1 from t'.■^• company. Mr Sewalljias alreaily inves­ aoiairevi some of their wajs, including in the course of time, may bring joumaiism sion's noet is pretty. Slie is married to gn>und when lie f-d eM^ping with but ted the priHjeods of Lis lucky draw in the wearing of long Lair. tMck to first principles, plus a good deal of a drum m er; a nice, ami.ahle Y'ankee. Cook couuty (Ills.) lionds'.—CLicago eintimate enterprise that it did not former­ Avon Creamer}' Butter Miipht i-juries. It is haid tlie cUithes Thomas KiuiAuns: “Tho Board of ly tave. ______who is away from home most of the I ne was iletaclie.1 fv>r the pur, oee ef (Ills.) Arkar;sa« Travehr, Feb, 9. Trade.” He is always addres.'eil 35c. a pound. time. He isn't precisely the s,irt of a j)layi:ig au .^pril fihvl joke ou the Uir- “ Banty” by )iis sshoolmatea for certain Be Kaew th* Defeadaat. luan who is idiMiliieil in the wild, wienl. l>er, wtio IS ;.lwa> s n-aily to “g-t a gajj" Iloth Itamls Were There. alleged spi-rting qualities, but he is no Foreman of the Jury—Well, bow mnch Fresh Country Eggs. ndjectiTe-slauglitrring w.ays of Eia's! ou some flpe. T Leopenii'gof Hir>Ji’s clotLing store less ]>->pui«r ou that acoouut. Ue has s damages do you tlihik the young man is en­ poetiy; he is a very matter-of fact I.>rt Fridsy evening creatul no end i>t ex jolly, fm-kled face, and he wears two titled tol CAXXED GOODH OF ALL KDTDS. o f a peraon. who pur^uelh t!ie diJiar. B russ'ls Boap never diaap|)oints .any­ citoTient in th-* 1 trass city. gold rings on the little finger of Lis left First Juryman—As 1 understand it. be Andhe'thit? f In fact eserytliiiijr to bn foWkdm * body. It is always universally gooil. Mr. Hirsh evidently tLougLt “music Land. ■m ’t soing for blighted affections nor any thing of that sort, eht Just merely wants flr»t claas G :a:frr S ortr. Tonng wife, »t bteakfast—“Horace, in the air” w«s a pretty good thing for JooN H. Ccrlst: “Intemstioaal A eow lioy on a vis.t east complains be Lad two band»—the French Caua- Cop}TigLt ” Ue was the favorite candi­ te get his money back that he expended for d w , do yon love me as mneL »s you that tbe chance fr ■m th^ dry and even d an and the Amerioan—grind ng it out date itf the boys, aud the central figure presents. Ice cream, and the lilni Beoond Jnfym an—That** aU. dill on our wtddirg day? Hu«i>*iiU- • lunate of Tefck. to t!ie variable weather at a 2:-10 gait f jr t« o Louis. On*, band in the tuemonibie election struggle alwTe who mairied Ler fiv t-er money a .d of New io k makes l.im extremelv First Jaiyasii—'Well, I ain’t hi faror of dispensed selections from inside the reoounibd. He is oue of the muet pop- CtriaghimaeeaL II th« foa he had didst QHTifiDl" mm. found out that she La 1 t*ie- tlie il>e«.me lialile U'l eoid-s. He only obtaius lelief store while the other p s r a ^ the streets oiar yovBg men in Uie whole «ehool aod DXALuai.

8 THE WATERBURY SUNDAY HERALD : APRIL 7.

DIXEY THE CxREAT. Adonis 'wouldn’t be Adonis withoat OTHELLO AND OESDV.- Dixey, and Le is the same old popular B m m Ufa of tka Biarttaaaoer u d m« Wblte Tenetiaa Hclpoaato. Reliable Firms HE WILL F'LL THE ■ HCUSE THAT JACK Dixey, a little heavier, priVbably, as has bien stated, and tuns a little handsome THELLO had pro­ FOLDING. - BEDS BUILT THURSDAY, moted Cassio to be The only upright beJ in the market o|>eratetl entirrly w>tiii>at h. ^ and more perfect iu form, but still bis ctiief of staff, and Lake’s Expectorant! iron weights. A c mbination of iever.1 tweful piecen of Fl'R M S A F E , SVRE JlJiD SPEEDY. the same Dixey. He is, too, burrounded this gave great of­ T U R E w ith a lnxtirion.M BE1> m ot:e piece v t fBmifiirf. la hhe. Him. and Her/* Corainff Fri- WILL CURE YOUR COUGH. by mnc'a the tame people as heretofore; fense to lago. Few the irame space other makers reijmre for a brtl Lcuin M«»rriMm in **Faast*^ persons con observe WARIUXTED. XO CUKE. NO PAY. alone, aud for the same price. but there is an improvement, and to- another soar above Slonday.->AuiUto4'Uieikt4 of a W eek.— place it somewhere it nmst be in patch* them without feeling IMLUO.D80GSISI- •*l>iiL**y*i* Ciitlre New York Co. work, the rjpUciug of some of the old sore themselves, and lago was not one of SPKINC NOVELTlbS. ThonsaniLt sold wtthia the last three years Tlie (IhEzIinp .^.ilonis, tbe great ant! B>>ngs aud busint-ES by new ones, and in the few. On the con­ and unr patrons all agree in saying that the trightuess and life of the coetuming trary, he was very entlem en w ill find ax eleg\nt they are the best in the 'norkl. only Diiev. v.i I be tLe slarof the cpera G »sK>r:onrni of fiirtiith:r.g bihkIi of all kinds .ilso a Combination W iitiaj and f-arroutidiugp. When it is con­ sore. He hated Cas­ for fpimg »fir, IncludiDg aii tht noveUies. )iuC8e for T liarsJ.y niglit sio, and he also hated Desk and Washsuad. “ Htunu^ng ro >m ciiiv"’ will Le the tii'u sidered ,tLat Adonis Las always be?n Othello, so he con­ Manolacttireil by the bfjard. Xot iJonc, groat a.*! Le i.', most celebrate in tliis direction, it can ceived a horrid M. A . W a l l a c e , be imagined what the costaming, set­ scheme of revenge but liis eiitire New Yo;k compatiy will which would involire lift South M ain Street. ije l.cre. ju tt ns it v.as orgai;ized iu ting nud effects are this year. They are Cassio, the Moor and Dt^emona in one Standard Folding Bed Company, tbe Jletrf'ijolif. It is not often tLat magnificent, and in them the old Adonis feemstjbe newly barn. Dixey is a common ruin. l SOU) BT Wat<-rl>ury tLeuler-gciers L;>.ve saoL 8 One night lago l>egan his deep-laid plans "66tl fillBll fflttOOl PM trei.t iu Btore an J no tluu!'t tb<^v will all natural comfdian and an inimitable imi­ of mischief. He prtx*eded to gel Cassio tator, aud nothing more is desired. He drtmk. At first Cusio held back and called W . F. Y O R K , Eictoe Aon was given a Very enthusiastic reception for soda water, but lago remarked cynical­ Teeth eitrtcted withoal p»m hr the use of Rvu*er'» ly that a man of spirit, particularly if he Gusof \iia:;ieil Air. atjkde fre*h etenr ^ r .‘ An» iai^t liig h t on his first app< aranoe, i>nd was a soldier, never took water. Pretty ont? c»n ukc ii ah ptrfect or * FURNITURE DEALER a n d UNDERTAKER. the -pecial features vrhich have added soon Cassio's head be^n to swim, and the Te«lhextracted...... 75 and 77 .Si>l"tH MAIN' STItEET. W»; scenery revolved around him. What he or Air Atiminfstervd...... ’ so largely to Lis iwpularity and wLich T*rtucl«?ai.t;d...... saw may be described as a circular saw. Tt'tflh ailed with ARi»I^:aQ. . . ^ ’ ..., . i »• aie all retained, Le was Ecveral times Cassio got into a fi«;ht with Montano, a worthy officer, and then the riot began to Teeth ailfUw Ith guldVn'Oiu^d comi)elleJ to repeat. This was i>ai- iH-« »f Teeth ...... ' « 5 nn Exam ine our Goods and Prices! be general, lago then had th« alaro-tjell Be!.! Set of fe e lh ...... 00 ticalurly true in the old songs, “It’s rung, and immediately Othello put in an ap­ English, You Know, ’ "Uh Suset-ptible pearance, partially dresst'd, with his sus­ There is no better loade no mauer Low much you Statuette,’’ and the country girl. In all penders dangling and a nude sword in bis OFFICE OPE.\ XT .*1.1. H O l'K S. hand. The result was that Othello, who LADIES. Lis ac iug he w;;s so graceful everythirg was a strict disciplinarian, was obliged to ill's Bakery, 133 Hank St-, P.PJGHT DOXt;OL.\,- PATENT TIP.-LACE AXD BU rT'>N lK:ing aecijmplisheil with such ease, that remove Cassio as an offensive partisan. ' Xext day lago had a quiet chat with Waterbury, Ct- the verdict more than ever must be that Jj'* .Mam St . Erii!-Tt»>.;. Conn. 9 ^ 2 . » 0 . Othello. Ovtr First Xalif«ml ^iik,rantA n. Pa. BRIGHT DOXGOLA-PAT. Tll’.-Unud Sew. d W • Dixey is a tiue commtdiau, au intellig­ lago—Prithee, my Lord, was not that dude a W jst Market St.. W ilkesfcarre. P». ent artist, rather tLaa a plain everyday Lieutenant, Hike Cassio, rather thick witn 1« Last Ma;n , Ucvtae^itr. .\ Y. Desdemona liefore you m arried her! . STS Main Street, Buffalo. X. Y S 4 . . ’) 0 burl(S«iuer. His support is excellant. First Xutioual Bai.k. Uiniitiamtou, I>. Y. Othella—Why doyou ask I b r i g h t D oxc.oLA -llancl Tiimeil—BultoD. I Mr. Herbert (>r< sham, as the Marquis; lago—Well, my Lord, 1 once did hear Cas­ This offioe and all others are re rm a ie n ti; located. I Mr. George W. Howard.as Bunion Turk; sia say toat he feared Desdemona was color BK.\XCIIES OF THE .\LII.\XY DENTAL COMMON SENSE OPERA T- >E blind,'because she married you instead of a ASSIK-LVTIOX. Mis^s Id» Bell, as T.-damea; Miss Louio white man. The L a.'^t Dental Estahlislinitnl in the World. Othelio—She will not hve. My heart is K. Qiiiuten, as the Duchess, and Miss D r. G. B. R yder, GENTS. turned to stone; 1 shall stnke even if it Lila Kavanaugh, as Artea, could not be TV« w -r -n of thi* oUlL-e. hurt my hand. Dr. M . L. R jder, im proved uikju, while Miss Carrie E alf laKo—Were you at home last night, my ______Seererirr. C .—Goodyear Welt. Plain Cap T i Perkins, aa Rosetta, was very natural Lord. crowd in til «ee Liw. He xiiil l)e fol­ Othe’.lo-So; I was at the lodge. There Button Bal ami Contjrcss. aud amubiug. wa* work in the third degree. JJNCLE■ GEORGE, — — — » lowed Friday by (Jeorge AoaniB iu “He, lago—I thought sa 1 met Cassio coming Petiple desiring ttmporary loans on SLp , H im a u d O ct.” I. O. O. F. from your bouse and upon his shotilder was l>ersoual pn>pt‘rtT, can secure the same a patch of pearl powder, and when 1 ques­ bv calling on their “ Uticle." G eftr^e H. Adams is An EntrrpriolBC Sloloe nrothrr—Cost at tioned him he tam would make me beli«Te CALF---Machine-se\ved Button Bal & Congress e^Kontially a a ecc»»a- SoTvrri^ GmiMl Sc«aUoii». CEORCC SHERIDAN, Plain Toe S2.75 ( ap Toc. tric C'tznedian in the A brother in Maine advertisi-j to entertain 131 Sinith Main Street, the lodges when they have no iiiitiatioos or N. B.—All busiuoss ODndOoQtial. true a'Ja])tatiou of the ^lecial work, ao as to induce the members to Equal to any S3.00 Shoe in this Citv. Word. He in nnlike attend, bring about a better feeling in the PATENT LEATHER $4.00 SALS & CONGRESS. auy other. He does lodges and stimulate • greater interest. Pn>- grammes are arranged to suit liuita^osof all Spiing Opening. “ Elegcant Easter Cards w ith Bach 81.00 Purchaie. liot poN><^ the uuc- IIK L\DIKS w ill find a t OI RPAR. and vary arcording to the generosity of those T aiiiPnerr “ exctpuon»:iy fine ltM« of tnoaa hnmor of a having the entertainment in ch ar^ His en­ REED & CO., 104 BANK STREET, tire company are active members of the AU «iU plM»e consider ihit aanoucermtiit a “ Jeffem ou,” o r th*' perM>d«l loviuiioii to ra^l and lu^petrt WATERBURY. COXX. order and make this a regular business for a fH-culiar twinkling livelihood. HUDSON, jovialit.T l0 a t Toronto, for mileage.' and per diem. »-as $lti,3S1.40, au average per Mr. AdauiH’ irresic- meml>er of (110.34; miles travi-led, ld>,!£x NEW MABBIED GODPIES TO T1 FBOJT! tiible nnd spijutaue- At Denver the cast was fSS.lSO.SO, an a n r- Easter Flowers. Xow it is timt* to ileciile on flowers (nsfiiudof iloaribL- ageof f l T t S : [vr member; miles travelixl, 231.SW1 At Angeles the cost was J44.- for Easter, Pieaso givo mo vour orders S A le Ooxi.tlxi.'u.efli A t XIx g ing Ciirtli is ik-<*u- CS3.<0, an average ot $i07.3S per memlier; fc r Iios<>s, Carnati. ns. Lillies, Cslla.s, lia rly Lih own. "Tis K ifh u n ii;n e *n«l miles traveled, an‘sl25. Dafl'ixtils, Hyacinth, L illits if the Val­ Waterbury Furniture Co. and gri ttfKjne, and c uMsjiH >itly lie is Tbe annual report of Elias Johnson, presi­ iev aud Violets, etc. dent tif the Odd Fellows,' home tit Ft*nn. tub At.aKM beu. ktno. F. M. BRONSON, than the “come­ rily aud one wu> expslIetL The assets of the he had boon playing checkers in a Sour-mill 1 s rt CESSOR TO dian.” aud 'tin nn home are $tl(l.l‘.4.'Jl, which shows an inert-a.se while from his mu«tacha dangled a blonde McNEIL & BRONSON, UNION CLUB STABLES, njHiropriato title fi>r over the previ.»us year of tl,4Il.'.^ The re- hair, such as IV'sdemona wears. 1 rKALF.r.S IX t-eipts from cU sources tini'e the last n;>ort Othello—Get me some poison, g t^ lago. 107BANK STKEKT. PITTKK KEM.Y, I*Y«»pr. liin |>iiu m ine iic- I GRAIN. FLOUR. FEED, HAY. apcrtvate tW.ttW.tS. while the exj»'ndit'jrv« lagt>—Oh. beware, my Lord, of jealousy. j STRAW AND SALT. ETC. Livrrv Fred nad Sale Stable* It is the creon-eycd monster that doth moib rarriatei' to t>e had at all ^ ours. tiou aud his c.uuical foot up The iiemiauont fimd ha‘ i 71 SotitL Main Strw't. llurks for W etlainaa and Fun«*ral» a tperuk’tv. factti. Mr. .Vlauis been incTi'asetl by investment, and tiow the secret it feeds on, etc.. etc. N fw bru'k barn, filtfd with ail th t iaie«t iiu|>rovem«nK %ii«rvb« w it feee>*e • am.wnts t*» flS,0S3.50. The result was tia t Othello began to feed uf attfDtiuo. ia a man withajH'r- i Uj'J:i\:;cr:::r ai:ii li'coj Fir.- The executive committt'e of tbo Chit-ago his wife wi'.h pillows, which diet resulted 8:ii'el. Hi* frieiid.s Odd Fellows’ affloi'iati»a have issued Hl.OWI in a fatal attack of dvspepsii I isking. D. W. TH9 MPSON, When Othe.lo discovert that Desdemona lire I«-g:ou. He is tickets for the seventieth anniversary cele­ I Ai d tifficrM rom ture RrrAirinF. Fprr.al Attm- bration April 2G. was innocent he was very muc'.t annoyed. .UmiUi An^‘quo Kumitr.re l>tk pictuie Kruutr» A car bad of horses just in to l)c seen it oneof tbote fumiliur Healsodiscovercd that lago was a liar. He UMfder. Oil K.n>h «nd All (*'>;o»s %>t The (Md Fellows' Beneficial association of peraons which iutu- broke the nev,'% to him at, once and in no , St*!rs» for ^ l e AU pHHir raUeti f«*r ami dd:v«rrU. Cvlumbus, O., has jiaid tl4U,0Ul) in lienefits ren tle m anner Theu he realiztHl th at the Tc:ms rvaMicab.ra nd,Hotk ffuaracteei). Smedlcy Bros. & Co., New Haven. Als« ?. tively conij'el one to for tbe year and now has a surjiius ou only reliable bosom friend is the warm , C.KOICr.K 4>. lUMITII. IS Ahlmtt Ave. Fay “Geio-ge" iuhtea.l of Mr. .id.tms. l^ d o f tIo:l,l»). chest protcctor or the adhesive porous car load of Milburn wagons. Tol)c seen at Ou bin tirnt i ntranre ’tis alwnys a Ui( The «Jdd Fellows of Philadelphia have com­ plaster. I V/jiercury Carfci(Beat~ pleted negotiations for the purchase of a site According to the programme Othello re­ X7NX03NT OX^TTS STAB1L.EUSF H J-! Hiirrab: ao mucL as to say, “Oli fur a buildiuc tm the comer t«f Broad and solved to commit suicide. Ho could have ing Co. l«y BA.'«K STREET. ^ .fft- ' there you a i e. Cherry streets, at a cost of fHO.OOO. taken his own life by discarding his winter Carpels beaten ard lau!. underwear in April, but he resolved not tc C ar|^t« ma*!e< v«r. Tbe Odd Fellows' library of Baltimore con­ I Another great Bargain tains 1 volumes, aud the number of vol- wait for the pneumonia season, and ac Srct.ttd-hand Oarwl* Bri'cM and Sold. t> a lb rr a ru lla ij Mattrff>*f!i rrtnrvrnvated. HEADQBARTEES FOR 1' “piin! Xow imies taken tmt Ijy the members of the vari- atabtied himself with his dagger. .\U i-f Linipp^ furni«hrd. go in and show i:s uUb lodges durinj; the past year amounted to As for lago, he died under horrible tort­ r, N\ TEKRY Mgr., tOl Mill St. 10,rj3. ures. Whether be was compelled to read a w hat yon c in d.> ’ certain number of paces of the Congres­ In Lis p r 9>lnc;ion of KNIGHTS CF PYTHIAS. sional Rccord every day until death ended THE LIGHT RUNNING Florida Oranges. E. J. FINN’S. "He. She, H m and his sufferings or whether he was only boiled Dom estic sewing machine. Th« Fr»tmi»I Preiu.—Twenty-fiTe T:iprr< in oil is not known. Let us hope that the Just received a fresh iLvoice of the Her,” at Ja-ijnes It wands >t the Head. We conliallT invite all \V K have on hand rrintf^ fur l*jthiu» AIobp. treacherous wretch wa« made to suffer the inteiKlic^ purchasers to esamire ii> merits. Tr? o|H‘ra houfe I’riday The last i'SH- of Rowell’s A m oican Kews- se\’erest penalty. oHe and TOO »!llbuy toother Rtaiitifal Siylea iii GOLDEX FRUIT. n;ght, he will have fwjier Dijxx-tory shows th at Mxsonry has Tbe conduct of lago almost jastiliea one .Mitiqae (>ak. W a lru taiid MatoruiiV Cases. The 50 pair o! Men’s calf twi iity-sir jourriaL* dev(.t«d to its interest in in believing that the only band that blesses latesi sTrles m Ih-ciestie Fashions, just rr^'eived. the advnntage of FasMop .Sheets a* d Cataioirues free. The Do- Tliey are simply Lnscions. thi> Cl tintry, and Odd Fellt)»Tship twenty-one. those who crrasp it is the fall hand, bnt the iiiesOc Sewii.g Machine Co ll, TaY L O R . Shoes, odd sizes. T o a I'lay c >nRtr :cted We do iu>t know how correctly this repro­ principal lesson taught is to beware of un­ Manager Staple Groceries always in stopk f.'-jm-ially to fnit his sente tl.i‘ numerical strength of the press of founded jealousy, for it stingetta hke a sea- close them out we will serpent aud biteth like an adder Uiat is in­ Goot. which is bcth a vooal- Reix>rd; Iowa, The Knight's Sword anii Hel­ For Maine, Iowa and Georgia, stationary met. and The Pythian Kpcar; Kansas, The temperature, decidedly d ry, pocket flasks CC SOUTH MAIX STREET. DON SHOE soI«I int» uuJ a dinc.i'r, :n- Sprig of Mj-rtle; Kentm-ky, The Ohio Valley in demand. olnding Hurli i.ajiies Knight; Ixiuisiana, The Mystic Tie; Maine. For New York, storm centers likely to New York & C b a Too Go. for S4.00 a pair. as Charlfs H. Clark, Th* Pythian HeraM, Minnouta. The form in political circW SELLS THE PrUE-ST AXI) BKST I’j'thian AilvNUunel B a r n a r d , TEA.S AXD CO FFEES IX T H E C riY . E. J. FINN, Knight; Nebraska. Tbe Pjthian Sjiur especial!V at the State capitols. where Leg­ IT IS THE PLACE FOR EVERY FOR SALE Tliom :is O’Biiiu, T. and Western Knight; Sew Jersey, the islatures are sitting. For the D»tnct of Col'jmb.a. reicn (Har­ (JOOD HOUSFJCEEPER TO BUT HOUSES CEXTR.ALLY LOCATED M. Boone, Churles Jersey Knijrht; New York, Tbe I^thian TE,tS.\XD COFFhES. WREIU: YOU K u i^ t and Tlie IVthirm Reporter, Ohio, The rison and Morton's) bei-oming generaL WITH ALL THE MODERX IM Boots. Shoe!! aiil R ikttR , AilaDiK I nd A ndv Knight, Tbe INthian News, The Fraternal For Louisiana, Alabama. Arkansas and CAXGETA HAXDSOME.\ND USE­ PROVEMEXTS. PRICES l.OW AXD IM EAST SIAIX STREET. M orris, Tomi Han­ News and Tbe Toledo Knight; Ontario, The Ifississippi, cloudy and dark, especially in FUL PRESENT WITH E.\CH I'UR- TERMS EASY; FOR FIRST CL.4SS the negro countries. CH.ASE J«.\DE. lon. .\'id.i IVrcunU. Canadian P>-tbian Reci>rd; Pennsylvania, The PROPERTY. LO.\XSAXD IXSUR ~ A. W ILL HALLOCK. Knights of I’ythias Keoird. anU The Pjthian For Pennsylvania, tar.Sc wind-stormr. AXCE .\GEXT FOR FARMER.S’ Kittr Arden and a Shield; Teras, Tbe Southwestern pjthian except in Pniladelphia, where the perpetual LO a X AXD TRUST CO., KANS.AS « • • • • mm* rm w or company t,f ovt r thir­ Knight, and Wi».x>usin. Tbe Pythian Age. calm will remain unbroken. New M & G l a Tea Go. 7 PER CEXr. FIRST MORTGAGE. • lluK*»r aad ty people. Three of tbe?* pubhcations. The Pacific For Texas, Florida, tbe Carolinas and !■« . Iasi<*v W »rh • Tennessee a cold day, especially for Demo­ 115 ft'tTH Main S n a r r , States, Tbe Mystic Tie and The Fraternal Onlml*ltst Km m m Tricka. Irsnsfomia- Nen~s. are mainly i’ytlaan. but are also de­ cratic oOce-hoiders, gradually extending ______Waterbary, Conn. LAWRENCE & GRANNIS, over the entire country. iittart. aUl »r * raaM !.> tioiiF, nov.-l , Btd an a^ BB bn voted to other orders. This leaves twenty- ttl !*OlTlI MAIN STREET. two (lublikhed exclusively in the interest of For Kentuck.v, very 'wet, with dumnish- C. B. SANDERSON. •apply of uii.mer North Main .t Grove Streets P E O P L E ’S M .% R K ET. FOr Connecticut, wood nutm eg any differ^ principal featnn s of the entertainment. these have lieen started within the i«st >ear, u c e what kind of weather to look for. HEADQUAHTERS FOR Their eeasor.B ojiens at the Grand the lateot new eomers being The (.S>m> Valk-y For Massachusetts, misty, with impene­ DON’T SUFFER P. Theo Seiter, Prop. Op-ra Hous'', Cincinnati. August 20:1. Knight, The I*ythian Shield. The l*ytbian trable fog at Boston acd Concord. TORIUXC.TOX TT *1T H A BUNION. CORN, l*5CK01» ! > « . O E A L n i:< Age and The Toledo Knight, the last three Fcr Arizona and Idaho, high winds, raw VT CK04>SE1>0K 1 LCB NAIU«. «hen for • Lewis MonioE, supported by a named reaching us during the past month.— little money y ja can #ecBr» fo»:aot rel;ef. aad a a fresh ui Cwei leats. and uncivilued. Creamery Itiitter. panilcM manner. We ran a!to« fro« roaltm aaJ C«m !■»■«■■■ ■trong eompaoy. will im{'on>onate Mep- The Pvtiiian Knifht. For Washington, l>akota and Montana, i«»me r»f the ttewt people >n Watcr ory. at 'isr brisk and fresh (too fresh, in fact) gales. office A »«ree»*f»il bu«iae«« for eitht j^ar* ta a G R O C E R IE S and PROrSlO.'fil. bistopii'lcK to niorrow evening iu a Soud rrcc mmenJatioo of our abl.iitky. If Lonesty is tlie K>st policy, ln>n<'s\ For Michigan. Wisconsin and Minnescita. OCEAN STEAMSHIPS « 3 w n t n v . fiT*nd s;Kvtaciilar prMuctiin of snow telling what weather to look for here, A^'t^OETlCKrTSTiiOR FROM EUROPE, 6o«p mtist l*e as well, .tr.il wc 1-now of P by Mil the fifft ciaas liuct of tieamen. Drafu • • F a n s '.” b-jt large quanuties of some kind will be a tIo « t» rate* H. W . Fox, W.H. COLLINS. none thut is more hoi o-t than Btu-scls. experienced. Alw> acral for Cfiok* eirartion to Earope. Full OKALKK 19 T il -Ololjf D e mocrat s-«^s of For Ctah, ookl, lower baromoter, followed iafonxkaiioo tom Uiinl cUfterfuilj. FiNg-fcEAS COFFEES UiO G»OC£«:iS, TharsJ ly night’s ci> and a ^m irers of H enry E , For IlUnois, windy, especially at and near John Ryan.97 Bank St A girl 15 f r 16 y^ars . j 0> le 14S BAXK STREET. 132 vocni Man* Stbskt. D iie y have l-eeu promis«>»l th a t Adonig For New Jersey, thunder and hghtoing, O rro a m fiaaxn. Biiou'd be bett* r this year than ever lie- su eet. especially bghtning (local brand).—Wm. H Siviter, in Time, This is all True ! fore. Til.* large audieuce that wit l'ST IN: A FLNE ASSORTMENT OF MILLINERY I nesaed Mie first pel formsuce of his en- CaMse for CratitBde. J Vesr «t>»e awl Fl«*r reed^. 1 am ai»aja pre­ S PECTACLES pared to ail Of*i^« f«*r Fui e»^tK «r V*Vddin*», SPRIXG STYLES are jjow ready. gtgdvent at the Olympic last night v a r STAMPS. •■Thank hebben,” said an old colored vEimer f»*r lkalwaitrr.» 1 iwe«! ttoi u r t] at taj Til < ladies are invited to call aud in­ .-n> woman, * ^ t my chiUun am all brack an’ H< r» ;» the be>;; that fanU ftiH) krn«n l»efor«. spect. uiia-'iiuoiiKly agreed that the ]>romiae » Viir;»t e f ...... 6 Ceuts ' not yaller like t ^ t some collod folks Mr U the te^t at tl« L> Io»«:bie l*r*ce...... r , s ...... 3 - T«l*|h«ae call, IW^S. had lnhti k“p t. It is difficult, however, i - Frtncli...... 3 •• | “W hy, atm ty!” M. A. FITZPATRICK, “E u e dey don’ show dirt.”—EpocttT . £ L . D a U a s to in just wLat particular it i# better ^ A. T. BOCH£ A C a , St. Char.em lU. «1 r a lM i Mch31st3m 29 SOUTH MAIN. F. S. GRANT