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A Monument to a Br.t,.h omc.,.

New HAVEN. July 4.-The monument 10
Adjutant Campbell OF the British army. whc
fell In the attack on New Haven on July
1779. was unveiled to-day. The monument
was erected because this British officer pre-.
yen!ed many act. of cruelty to the colonists
name with the words: "Bessed are the merci.
full The exercises were opened with prayer
Baldwin. President OF the American Bar As
sociation. delivered the introducto address. \,
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me yi sssT Thss Y sisS ses: e:
sssS sur!sns 9sn i%a Enough Z tie S 0icin viii 30 70
Ef.r rs sss ss VISITOR tn. chamber Of death
switchboard hs has only 70 see ,ths interior 9f
the closet e have seen all. Tbis closet. ai-
emily q, part OF It is only, approached through
the adioinine room. The visitor therefors
leaves the chamber OF death BY door TO the
south and steps into q smell bare .partmens
tRis bs another nc sS door OF pso the ciosst THIS
stand and work comfortably. Heavy insulsted
Sns ss %s
death chamber. aud connects with the mega
tive slectrode In the seat Of the death chair.
The other travels upward. and follows 2
with the positive electrode. Both wires. how
eyer. are broken in this closet. This break Il
the eliminating point Of the entire electrical
aappsratns L occnrs on the wsn OF the o19ses Hss
the gap is brIdRed. and the bridge is the death
switch. In this closet stands the executionar:
When the condemne ed m an has been strapped
stood before tho switchboard and measured
the volume and force Of the current and tested
II by iis power 70 light incandescent lamps;
poinis H n and having sW sWitcSed the surysnt from
cided upon The length Of time the deadly cur
rent must b spplIsd when thsy e spd the s sice.
finally examined every unoenny, detail and
have concluded that all Is ready. then the exc
eutloner IN the closet will press down the
death switch.
opening Into II viii pefSs sssno % oi The sptop-
eies attor the executions This room In all re-
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20 . door which opsns into the temporary
frame death. chamber. The four murdsrsrs
.nS & mss e Sss 4 e s
single tier. The negro, Wood. and yueiro. the
japanese. have the cells 70 the esst and wsst
OF tho door Into Tho death chamber. Slocum
has the cell to tho. east .of Wood. and 5miler
that TO the west oi JuRtro. This cells .pext to
tnHse n,, on either SIDE are vacant, and tho end
whose cases are now under appeal. The con-
demned mon pass their time In solitary COM
the new law. There are. two. keepers con-
stantly in tho corridor. When the time OF sx-
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I .ey May Turn Their Attention to Seals
In the Southern Hemisphere.

ICY my Iurh IHeiT AttshtIOh 10 Seals
In the Southern Hemisphere.
OTTAWA. July 4.-Adviccs received yesterday
from British Columbia say that several sealing
vessels have just cleared for Behrne Sea, the
Captains saying that they are going to chance
securing few skins before they can be ordered
out OF the p.ohlbited waters. Close in their
wake is following the British man-of- war
Nymphe.
<. The Nova Scotia sealing schooner Otto. which
has recently arrived at Victoria to enter tho
the Straits Of Magellan she met two Nova
Scotia built schooneEs flying the Chl!iHn flag
scaling trade. wiiioh was turning out q proilt.,.
BILE business. The Captain oil the Otto believes
that the British Columbia sealers driven ont
Of Bohring Sea will find profit a Bile employment
by turning their attention to sealing In tho
6outhern waters.
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so~.s.s ~ y x. sss sg ss0 q
Niye out any ipforynsticn. or % talk s6ont the
b the outcomesNnd. await the Efforts OF the
newspapers 20 epIighten them.
Il 10 Interesting 70 know that the apparatus
at Sing Hing II said TO be capable OF killing
twenty-five men an hour II worked to the best
possible advanta9e.
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Tho fact that only two cofins are storad In
ber has given color to report which Is preva-
lent In Sing Sing to the effect thai WaEden
ss % time. N h This seSort hss besn bSaos Going The tSs
rounds for several days, and seems to be backed
up By reason at least II Is said that Mr.. Brown
willing to undergo the strain OF four executions
In one day. and that he himself was unwilling
that he viii execute the mon in pairs, several
days apart. the with esses to be about the same
for each pair. The Warden will not verify the
Tho Witnesses OF the execution will number
twenty.seven. The law specifies tina: the Dis-
trict Attorney and Bheriff OF tbs county in
which the crimo IL committed. and q Judge OF
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The white Squadron at Boston.

BOSTON. July 4.-The frlgate Newark. and tho
cruisers Boston. Atlanta. and Yorktown OF the
squadron OF evolution steamed into the upper
hsrbor at 10h o'clock this morning. having
count OF the thick weather. the vessels. to-
gether with the Vesuvius which arrived on
Thursday. are. anchored between the navy
was announced By a salute from the navy yard.
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The North shore L,ni,.d.

The elegant North shore Limited via the Nav York
Cenra continues 70 leave urAnd Central Station A
Sioo n syeIy day PfsssntnE all the --latest improve
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::Dsa :naS%a % SHa ne fS. to az. Ss ff. @
RS.rs VIII be an torm
cup and sponge sleotrode that viii! make Il fit
tighter e tire head and spinS than did the cleo
and tie ~a,s8 Straps hodns the spns 70
the negative electrode will bind the body be-
ho will have no repetition Of the awful seene at
Auburn when an ere formed between N the neg
as sna Is se Sid. OF the
closet In which Is the fatal 8. Itch. It is feet
wide BY 3 feet high and i eTnsists Of plane Of
various various devices for the mea, urem ont and regu-
lstlop OF the el-rtrlc current. IT is covered by
sxssasions ] i viii Be opened IN ihs .death clam:
her whore the scientific men. and indeed all the
can sss IL hs 9nS Sprshs
hand corner Of the swi;ehboard " the picture
is the resistance coll which e1ualizes the cur %
ampers meter; which measures the curreptin
alarm clock fastened ON the end Of a broom
e.. sk hs St %ss wasa "a e:
u.nsr left hand whicb SoFnsr seen IN
The e Prison ysrd. and viii be used T to O. convey
orders to the conVicts or o,hers who Operate
ton is this signal code:
one eeu-Turn en- currknt
Two bells-NoTs current.
Three oslls-L<ss current.
One beil-Shut OF current
Six beiis-An through.
Above the switch board will be noticed twenty
little circles In the picture. They represent 30
many electric lights each OF which stands for
100 volts. Tho current can be turned into
these by q switch, and they will also act as q
test OF the power OF the current The other
which the current can BE- turn sd ins 10 any Of t6s
measpring DEVICES at Will. After the soisntlfio
ampere meter snd then into the volt meter,
apd finslly into the siectric lamps. they will
shut eH 81 their swi,S9hss and turn ,h" large
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sLOCUM. .

until late in the week. for he has expressed
II is thought also that they viii take place
early In the day. The fact that gas Jet has Just
been put In the death chamber directly In front
for some people that tho warden intends to
begin work before DAYLIGHT But then the
the death chamber would not BE- necessary Il
the prison day had not begun whom the exc.
cutions took place. for the whole object OF the
cution, from the convicts. Besides, it seems
unlikely that the Warden would compel ths
Witnesses most OF whom are from New York.
to come to town overnight whom It is only an
hours run from New York to Sing Sing on the
cars. It seems most likely that the time will
be during the forenoon OF Monday.
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The Picture Of the Natural bridge OF vir-
Gtni1
in your geography gives but faint conception OF its
,immensty. join the PsnnsylvAniA Railroad Com.
'pAnys rourdsyy Tour OF Juy6 Eoink via Gettysburg
and chapsren accompany the party. ss2a00 eovsrs
every sxpsnSa Apply 70 ticket aSsntA A-Aaa
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ONE ENJOYS

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figsi is taken; it pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yetpromptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
it's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commendi it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any ono who
wishes to tryit. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
,nuSpHie. XIV. NEW YORK. N. u
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CANADIAN SEALEIfy.

A. CLEVELAND COKE, Bishop, &c.
The sun., 1891-02-27
ro..u- r.,...r,s Two E.s,...,..
.pYos, sAe Gtoo. .Dessac,us.

know Rpud story about Putrur Palmer
which nHs never vet been published. One day
Mr.. Palmer went down into the engine fnom uf
his hutsl and IN aunie way Ent intp uianutD
with the engineer. Ill, FAlmDr snGst the mat-
ter by telling his emDOyae 10 gp 10 the Otti3o
and Ge. his salary and gst nut.
Now. this engineer had bean IN Mr Palnssrb b
EMPLOY fifresn yaars, ind knew evorr ptIse,
wire and rope in the biz hnrsl Ths manR&sr
of the house. VIM. bv the wRS. is now q ~
Louis landlord. was greatly put out when th1
faithful employBe told him the old mRr' had
Jim said the munager II don't want yur
to GO. We would be IL trouble inr months II .
new man rDoE your place III tai you what
you do GO and shave OF that mighty beard
ynu wear, dress M IN ynur sunday clnthes,
and 60 and strike the ole maI tor your old
Job
An hour later Mr. Palmer WIS npprnanfed by
q smooth -facau neatly reSsat man whp cOuf-
1aousiy inquired If tis nsedsd tine services Of .
Thntis Jus, what ] do YVES Mr. Pnlner's re-
My. The man I've hud nus t'esu dischargsd.
He had bsen q long time IN tire Diace hut no
60; saaey.' AZ your pal'srs Hre all right ynu
can Try the place
That hRppanst yours Rs,o but Jim atill holds
the fnrt mir Palmer hns never reGrettsd thst
he fired " THAI saBSy Jim anG hired IN his
plRce the R8nriemany smooth faced MN vino
kseps everything In suah Derfsrt running
orfl0e
The sun., 1891-02-27

4 1IOuARvIIle &3tFl AAkeN 80t0R NAOooo
when Caus.hi Boevscn 1r-On kallA.
lruBi IN, tnasrssy-louraal
With he, fnu. wetned i,e.ween tho guard rails
at the nhor. Line yards, Miss kntie Wills, .
young woman of the East End, WINS run down
hy trRin Oi freight carr Yesterday RftufnUOn
Her font was ground on. hun by the rarssi
presanne Of mind she wRs Bnveu from doR1h.
Miss Willis WINS nut walking with &Utrl frtsno
While vulEtng through the natworE Of tracke
In the yards Miss Wills BtsppsG up0n one Of
the ruils Aar fUut slinpsd and IN soms WY
WAS caught hetwsen the traOk nnd q guafd
x1,l!. Al the same time hsr friend nOtirnd 3
train Of freight oars backing toward them and
oniy q Rhorf distnnne pfi. heang the imnenG-
tnc dRnQ8r she run To the assistance NJ tho
cnnsive and rnRSrher they used ali thstr
strength in trying 10 extrirRIe har foot But It
was caught ns IN o wise. On account Of . aitEhs
curve III the track NJ thIt point the engineer
did not soc the young woman until ii Wae t0o
lR1e.
thyNw hsr hucty from the track but nm -6fe
fVot was Still hal6 firmly. and xnrough mar
Rgony Di mind she HRW the Wtl00ls roll DvBf h0r
lec midway t,etvVaen the En0e AnC Rnkfey
erIug the member cDmnlntaly. Tho HhOe WhlEn
had b8an cut on with the fO0t would hnfdly M
drawn lrom the uRnk. 10 tightly hAc II boon
Miss Wills h Is ysers Of ase and is IN un-
usually pretty airl Tine terrible 8train nj tn
few SECONDS she wRF hetd botween the rain and
the ptyaicRl patn sufBred xnrBw laf into Rnnh
9 condition that II Is feareu har daRth viii ~
Silt.
The sun., 1891-02-27

AA A0u1o0mf 10 SBne U6 Her A0lleyN Con-
VolO . H09spone0omt.
New 1uNDnE Fob 26-Cluurty skies and
driEzltnC rain were an uninvprahle omen for
the nsw gunboat Bennington yesterday The
vesasl Hut under way from OF City Island y,
BID pclnnk. md stnRmsd STEADILY VI the
Sound. At l0ocook when she stood bstween
0Rtinsoock Point nnd Oak Nsck the word to
stHrt wns given by Ghisf Engineer Htne To his
ASSISTANTS. and the offloiRl trial begun. For
ono hour ths Bennington made . record thnt
promised IL place her far ahead Of the York
town and the Concord A nurthsast wind blew
hsavity On hsr prpw and furnished splendid
resisrRnue. Hhe rsGistersd l6s pounds o. stBam
prsssure and hsr starboard enGines made 1bGG
revolutions por minute while those Of he, morn
talliad LAB. The atr nressuIe IN tf,e flre ruon
0xton1eu To Ss inches with Nm average Of -.
Until IL o'clock the DenninCtor'e suseG WIS
reckun0t bS Ftlnt Boil to IN III the rHte Of IL
knots m hour. The official record makes II 1..h
At IL y the brick arrh IL communication with
the poFt Rftar boilor fell IN with g crash, nnd
droppad thirty points. Mr Palmer nftaf lenrn-
Ing OF this. cOnclnue6 to nDssNDne she triRl
until tc-morrpw. The bennington was run m
TO New London. eighty -seven miles from wt,ere
she had started tn the morning and RnchDrAd
for thu night During the day the iluud cooks
Of her vRrious mRgIx1nes and hei air circulRt-
Ing and feed pumps stood I,s-fect!y al eX-
hRuRttve teS.. Hef vibration unti ufte, the at
cidsnt described Rhove Wa hardly nosics&bls.
The sun., 1891-02-27
FREE RAW SUGAE.
4 I.os nj Thirey-oas es0rcEenpos~ MUST =,
ApnOimSed Once.

a I.ot nj Thirey-ass ssorosrntos< MUST Se
AprOinsed u, Once.
Things IN the little Chinese mill IN the Cue
tom House were II q fiuttsr yesterday when II
harame known thRt Collector ErhRrtt. stther
to-day OF se-morTox ~nula make spGuisisiouE
On the eligible lists for forty or hfty stnre-
kespsrs or cisrkt 10 Derform the duties Of
stUrekeensrs- These appointments. though,
are to be for the month Of March Dnly. and a1e
mRte nscssssry by q decision Of the Treasury
Department JUST rareived IN New YORK con-
earning the duty IN sugar. Under the
new turir lnw raw suORr Rftar Apru
] If nut on tho frae list In ordsr to make tho
henaiits arising from this fan: univarsnl
throughout the country, al sugar rstnars
imDnrtnE the raw Drndunt may by this de-
cision Of the Treasury 1pepnrrmsnf Withdraw
from bnnd II March AL raw sugars Oh hund
2Et arriving and rsflne Them tmmadiutsly.
Fur the DrntaCtion Dt the -evenus, though The
rstinsrtes during that month will each he
under the supervision of y Government StorF-
keeper. II some ot the refinerias Swn O, three
FInrokoepers will he OIL hInG tt nnte the re-
caiptR uf rRw suERrs from bond Ii the rsfineries
IL this WY all rsiinsriss IN the country will! rs-
eeive suunl advantage The total number OF
temrorRry sr0rsEeenars to he appointed at lll
pOrrs during March will not lie lar from 200.
They are pHi6 by the importers and Gsf s. q
day. The importers will therefore nay 92a ,sDu
tor Shs privilege e.-rDutsd II them.
The sun., 1891-02-27
zHE rAST0RK AwTr1 ORDEAL
Cou,rollnd 10 Elae In . Rns'l0r Cas V10
Frfslss Conasc sspcrs oiris .nd fsscA.
F~oss fkr q. ruui Giabr.

Fro~. 81 tuui Gtast.
THE Rev n J. Rurrell pastor pf Westminster
Church recBntly tnOk long railroad journey,
and ~ luck would have IL. wnh the Dcoupanf
Of u Bi8Aning oar tOQather with the m0mbaIB
Of . comic ouera company. Last evening. ~ Q
prelude To his Bormun. he told his oOncrogn-
tioD uf the horrors Of his trtD.
J." Lord Hannn." SAID HI. Burrell.' in hie sosay
on FriendBhip.' AAys thst q crowd is nns
eonlJ,any. This WAS must f0ruihty brought
hDme To me . short time since. when was
furced TO make journey To han IrnnciNcC IN
COMPANY with y cnrnic nrarR COmD1ny. ClDadf
uunrterh uRnnot wall he 1maCined thHn those ui
q Pullman car and WUk the only non -nruf0o-
RiunAl there. Al 6r1t th0re wRH q LITTLE ~
Rtratnf evident but thRt spOn wore uf. Th0ro
w1Ye tvvulve men and As many allo00d ladies'.
All night, whsn wHk6ful man should h8ye beon
nccupiHu with BOlomn msdtHtiON the 1tf w.
snundad with the indHliuRte SONGS Ui 9trDfls
GtrOilR,' still more tndolicate RIurt0s told by
hDth aoxeS. tho rRttie Of Classek and the nny,-
ING Of COrkR. and from the smoking room VIVA
heard the rattle Of ivory chips and Demands
two or three ~ the raRe might be-
Asro, one wnulC BRy, Wae q CinriOuF OpnOr-
tuntsy To deliver humlly. Not no. 1t wae q
glorious opportuntty for kseninE Qutet To
Snst q hOnlily hofore them would b To coz;
ueRrls before swine. Gould 8 mnre horrlhls
doom I've devised for these artists faan tD he
Rutldeniy transported TO the mtdB; Of hriGhi
snirits singing Aoiy Holy Holy Lord GOD
Almighty They would teel us much nut ut
place III heaven Rs would the members Of our
1resbytery Drinking bser, playing poker, and
singing dirnfe GirofiR.
The sun., 1891-02-27
GE0RG1x FARM1,Rs AND JAT eorzD.
They Resent Rox. N0rthen's Insult Nike
True Southern 0entlemen

They 1eOont 6Oy. R0rthon'S Insult like
True Southern Gentlan,en
frua lhr sesfhs,s AnanNce Hu,Me.
We would like u aas tacy kurthsn tp catalogue hts
cnadunt when he dsciined n mes; Hi Gould during
h rerant visit Atlanta and axotisttcsl desire
Tor Rosn:ts:r SEW q: rr II srtc ;ss:te s:t s.ai,
hk fsaasnk Il thk b not nsmaauRary IN tn ms;
sransparsut Rutse ws . o& mama u
MI Could vsttsc HsanAnc capital city u TIM In
vtssnn of q numbsr uf representative penpi> whiae
fSsufEA soil me and entitled svsry
MARI o. rsspscs and eorsstdarasion tsur aovs.nurE
sonturt esve lihs the uhxrscssrissc hospitality
and cni~atry of TIM Eupire Htass Of the south and
oarsG gIasuttous Insult, 70 every 9snsfemaD
tnTtsad aud rsosivsd Nr Gould ,us; bsaause NJ may
dtRsr with . man . reason ahouid refune hin
that sosy 6us trou, one Rsutisn1an anotivsr
tsorRians know hnw tu dafsuc tnsfr principles and
maintain tstr convictions without hatus guilty dr.
courtesy to invited I: Gny Eorthsn did MOI,
1ssl tnaitnst 1t ohliRaturs upon him nj
ssud ths rsoaptisn accorded by thu CITY O: Atlanta
Mr. Gould Hut h bad riRhi tp rust nto prfu,
air hts ssiaounasvsd Importance and through
etal pasttiou place the brand az dhcousesy upon thu
pssp'e q: 6ssrria IN senarai and OF AtiausI par
ttruia..
The sun., 1891-02-27

We congratulate the psople nf Csnsr,a
upon this fast that the politiusl upToar thsD
will end as sonn n ths oie0tiuns are cvsr On
Thursday maxi. II would be hard iur than To
tolsrsn. for any GrsHter lsn3th Of tims. the
strain untior which they hRvs su1iorod during
the pas, two mouths. Thsy have bad and arr
yst having hot timss IN TIM war hatwssn the
Tnriss and thu drits, II ths hsassd msutsl
urmosphsre Of 0anAds cnult max It's mAtsrtal
snnw thsrs would mt b 9 fiRks iSft IN any uY
ths provinces. We hnvo ofs~n heard Of our
own politicians being On . fRmpRgs IN y 0sm-
palgn bui the most rampaRsDus Of than could
rake Isssnns from thsir Canadian aontsmpo-
rurirs We nave hsard q. pipe-lGytng and
wirs pulling IL our oisctiDns, buI TIM Cana
dian msthnd O. doing such things has nnt
isssn parlllsisd here. bur stump Snsakerh
have, IL snms rssas. ussd rsncnrous lunEuaEe
and applisd harsh apithsn ID zach othsr, hut
thsir Canadian rivals hEvs uutdons tham In
TINS Isspsct- Dndsr the circumstances Il II
xsshsr suxprisinx tssa TIM paxu m SowG N
The sun., 1891-02-27

Aspe nnssrnsssss Cv~vs~usuU Hrs6 KAu0
psann,s 1sseecvury.


Frcn Icwaon Bslis Nsxs
pAgrs Feb. Ih-q huve had another survsss
Rntion with 1rUf. aftInmunn Of the ROrbmno.
in which j oelled hts Rttentton t. the potnSa
raised On hts discovery Of hpw to phutoUrnnh
colnrs. The 'unttaS are nermansni--he mads
aeen by refieuttun IN louktns u. the piate and
not through Il. tine Re8f the culure wall IN
daylight or lnmpight, hui better IL rnflsI.sd
thnn in direct Rrtiflotal light Thus the J-o-
fessor covered the back Of glass plus. on
whiph he phntocraphed spactrun and held
the face toward the white side OF o papar ANN
Bhsde. In the ltgni II throw back on them the
rDlOrs took such u brightness RI only TO ivo
compRrRble To the Drianatic hues n y wsll-ouf
Golcundn diamOnu When he hoid the DlRte
bstwean my eye and the Light did not see .
He said his methud had nothing in common
with the sp-calsu uhrnmOlfthoGrnph phutoe-
raylhy invented ny two tranghmen NJ Oharleo
GrUs and II. Dusos de Hanr0n THAR eUlorinI
system In q printing process Ii rhey want
ed for instance to do . rad robe. ysllnw tnr-
ban. and Grsen sssh, they would have three
q yellow ptCmsnt. Ruother with the YpiH IL =
,eu one. nnu q thiYu with the sash In Croen,
These would To sucoesHively slammed urob q
phptOEruph hut the celebration would not he
due To tho direct nnd sole action n light On the
negative,
n Lippmunn thinks thu. ne win be ahle to
rsprou,ice cOmpOstte huss such NJ are fpund
IL the human cOmplexiOn or II landsoRne. hut
RRit he hnt newer tried and th8refnre can assert
nothing. ScisnttstS. however, dBBpRtfUd mOrN
nj getting the bright than tho suhdued uulufs,
the inrmaf ci which he has been able 10 catch
and perfect than those ne has obtained II.
lltppmRnn bhk baen III the HurhOnne i've yeoN.
He was thrnwn In ths WAY Of hts discovery IN
propurinG y isUsure OIL Newton b theory ofliCht
The sun., 1891-02-27
Another Nrw York Candidate.

fTcH khr sa1u truNcafo Wuff
One Of thf mos; important nuures o. the IN Nsw
York politics IL Eouareaman Rusws! P Flower. man
strong personality grsat energy charaste1 lie
ssanos Of ti,s Demnoratic ssviAthsns
stauch supporter af Ms pafty and conscientious b.
lievsr n tu policies and doctrines hs has the
full nieasure a. tt support and patronage lie
ssrvtne hk second term IL con3reH vaerr he has
n,aE1s himssE fsf - mai of Rrsas Juds
mem. and gsoc ability Hin position betsrs the
ssGislaro, Irrespective ot political eoupe1ion
b favorable and rslects credit upon himsst and
homo, upon his constituency burinx tire recent
mosinn IL tii- Nov YORK Democrac, suitable
cesspr for senator Bvxrts AI Flowers vs,y
ssr,ousw osns,asrsa We Stten hear M name
ttnnst anvsoattug measures Gt RrRe national sie
ntncsaes IN which al traces ut psrrnw psrsan psny
lost sight IT His position Indian qusst,on
hes reesvsd te hearty endorsement o; Democrats and
hspuhitnazD alike A Haan II ample nioank Inc has
sparsn nothinS to advanss nk parsy. and E always
ready with hand snc hsart isnd htmssi anything
fatr and hoDssi II would be ., AL surprssiny
nnd ADswsli r RDWurs standard well tine front
the grssI nattsuai rousast IN 'a2
The sun., 1891-02-27

A pussanrar on the 10 :35 O'Clock exprss fnr
BDstnn which had JuB; RrrivsG was standing
In the doorway nj One OF che cOaches, one Of
his hands resting IN the Grnove where the dom
car caused tire hsRvy door 10 CLOSE with COZ
BidsrHnle fDrue nRtnhinc two Of she mans mr.
0ers The shnrp sage Oi the tiDU. or She edge
Of the metal lock Hmputntad the fingers almost
Rs Bmonthly ns would u surCsor's Enite, tins
sarond and thru finaers were takan on u, tho
ttrst Joint
THE injured man was Mn-.in Frseman =
New Yurk hlisinets nun. He vas taken M
TO drive TO R0nle physlcinr 0fiiDt US sDup as
poasiDie The offtues Of l,rs. Naiitnuse. Bis
sell, Russell unt bacon were visited. huf all
Weye uu; Finnly Uf HnwEer WINS found af
his Office. and he dressed Nr. ErSsmanS
WDuudS
The sun., 1891-02-27

Whist foes the Boston Hsyul6 mean when
Il talks ahuut tho seronc, carnivurous head
snd shoulders" ui the Hon. BEEJAsIE Ham,
SON? We have hsard that the prvsinent was in
the habit Of showing nnld shoulder fre-
uusntly, but W had NO iasa thst he had oar
nivuYum shuuldera Az fha1p In no political
oampai0n RninE On. TIN Mugwumps ought to
be ashamed to hiring suuh auharuD against him