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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-10-28

Prices OF custom order work In all grades Of clothing
Tor men, women and children have tumbled considera
bly, In the last few following the decreasing prot
exaced by the retailers OF the resdymade article Even
tho fancypriced aors much less st a. to values
than OF old Everybody knows "Nicou the Tailor but
10 not 80 generally known that he claims to have been
among the hrst to bring this about Al that time he
had but one mcdum'silcd establishments but the
change IN prices doomed the business such an xcnt
ha he opened second store In another part OF town
OF course other tailors found 1t policy 10 iai into line
ana almost uniform charges resulted However "NicoII
the Tailor retains all his old popularity both his
stores at NintI street and broadway and ut l45 and
I4T Bowery do rushing business The stock Of cIotls
Is most carefully selected one embracing the hand.
soonest and the choicest patterns As to prices
ohevio business suits in all colors $50 to $50:
handsome overcoAts OF cbinchilla, melton, kersey
range from SIS to $50 Both cut and workmansbp arc
OF . high grade.-Ads.
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Emperor william and Morality.

BERLIN. Oct 27.-The Reichsanzeiger OFFICIALLY.
by order Of Emperor William. comments ed
itorially to-day upon the deplorable immortality
prevalent in Berlin. Continuing. the Reich
sanzeiger enjoins the local authorities to adopt
energetic measures for the suppression OF men
who live upon tho earnings OF prostitutes. Tho
police the inspired official newspaper adds.
evil. saying in addition: '' II the existing laws
do not suffice to deal with disorderly cfarac-
tiers they must be altered. Tho courts deal
ing with immortality ought not to be guided by
misplaced humanitarian feelings. Rather.
when tho offence Is OF an aggravated uaturo.
alty - 49,
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Anti.Jew Riots In Russia.

VIENNA. Oct. 27.-Despatches from Russia
tell Of anti-Jewish riots in various places. In
Tchernigoff fifty Jews were killed and hun
dreds were wounded. The forests arc full OF
Jewish refugees. who are dying Of starvation.
The Car has sent commission to inquire
into tho facts.
riots had been quelled. a day or two ago, many
peasants were found in the streets dead from
Of st. Petersburg have begun the daily doing
out OF broad. soup. and other edibles to tho
starving Door,
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The Kinr or Roumanla In Ber,,n.

BERLIN. Oct 27.-King Charles Of Roumania
arrived in this city to-day. Ho had n military
reception. At the railroad station he was met
by Emperor William and by the Princes OF tho
imperia family. Tho route from the station to
the castle was lined with troops.
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SHOT HER DEAD IN THE RING.
A jealous Circus Clown Kills His Wife In
tho Presence Of the Audience.

BERLIN. Oct 27.-During a performance OF
Orfrs circus ut Neu-Ruppin last night Nine.
Borchardt. favorte equestrienne. galloped
into the ring bowling and smiling toward a
group OF young officers who had testified their
admiration by loud applause. Her husband,
the clown OF the circus. became wild with
jealousy. and. drawing revolver. shot the
woman dead in the ring. The auditorium was
crowded. and the spectators OF the tragedy
were nearly thrown into a panic by the hor-
rible scene. Tho murderer was quickly re-
moved by the police. and the show was stop
ped for the night.
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Mgr. Preston Better.

Mgr. Preston's condition yesterday was. II
anything. improved. After passing some
what unfavorable night he awoke at u o'clock
apparently refreshed, and he passed much Of
callers at the rectury. but the only one who
was admitted to tho Monsignors room was
Archbishop Corrigan.
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The Atcb,sou Intere.. In Frisco.

b. LOUIS. Oct. 27.-At tho annual meeting Of
the st. Louis and San Francisco Hallway to-
day the vote disclosed that since the last meet
" Judge Thayer in July last the Atchi.
son has acquired and now owns. in addition
majority of the ilrst preferred stock. Thase
directors We're elected: John T. Davis; AvAh
4ansur., Thomas. Barring. John !. MrCook,
j.. G. Simmons, George {. MrCiOwu, Cecil Bar,
Ing. William Libbcy, Russell Sage. and j. ".
Relnhart
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greetings:
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thereof in the city and county Of New York, on the
lth day of November next at 10 O'Clock 4. ~ then
md there the nai settlement OF tho account
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Bishop Favors Opcning the Worlds Fair
on Sunday.

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 27.-Bishop Grafton OF
Fond du Inc, Wis, who is here to attend tho
conservation Of Bishop Nicholson as Bishop.oI
Milwnukee. said In mn interview tonight that
no favored opening the Worlds Fair on Sunday.
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Mrs. Parneil's Health.

LONDON. Oct. 27-The health Of NIrs. Par
nell. widow Of Charles Stewart ParnelI, now
shows some slight signs of improvement. She
Is able to partakc Of food.
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m

r. Booss Bro, 4tn broadway. aro exhibiting novel
ys ~ FUR gnrinents They have We most exquisite De
signs In seal shoulder capcs military capes REFERS.
Jackets and many novelties IN other furs Their prices
arc very moderate.-Ads.
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Lunchson served from buffet car Empire state Ex-
traL-Ads.
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tor Sale.

A CORNER LIQUOR STORE: good location; terms
Mr. GIfiJE. ols South 4th st., Brooklyn.
pAE FIXTUREs.--All assortm.nts on hand; orders
ID promptly attended: lowest prIcoS.
GOTTLIEB ERRED 27I Bowery.
(NGAR AND CANDY STORE for sale, next 20 school.
diatey.
nEsKs, ROLL TOPS PARTITIONS counters, shelv~
tur.s IL Bond St
will exchange for interest in saloon or restaurant.
Address LAUNDRY 4O3 Lexington sv.
rTNYPEwRITERS.--H you are determined TO buy .
l. rattlttrap Csligraph or rattletrap Hammond ~
tS TO $40 lsuch as we sell to other dealers for about
$3.50. como to direct and their pront: hAvs
also absolutely rstclass acbines Of an makes which
We guarantee In every particular; very latest styleS
perfect condition, Hainmonds or Caugrapha only etS
20 Syo very latest practically now YosA $50 oo.uti
ms 6Hfprs % any
keningtonk Telephone. 3.sls cortandt.
TYPEWRITER HEADQUARTERS, ~ Broadway.
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Joasss, Offerings, &c.

ELoREscE HALL to let for bsus vsddiasl partasA
s6sxrH LEVY. 20 n ~ sAsA
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3us,ness Chantes.

LOrH STORY PRIVATE BO\gpINn HOUSE for sale;
west SIDE: doing good parties leaving city:
will sacrifice Address OWNER Box i4a sun once.
WANTED-fron, manufacturers DnlY on commits
w On new and useful Household goods for dUmes-
tic aud Export trade. +. W. SMITH >" Fark place.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-06-05
MANCHESTER DEPOT.

John Carney had the misfortune to
break his bicycle while on run to
Sunderland few days since. The
breakage occurred in the rear fork,
and may have been due to a flaw in
the metal.
Quite a number of our citizens went
after the "speckled beauties" Deco
ration day, some of whom report a
good catch.
j. S. Eldred has had the misfor-
tune to lose from a pasture in the east
part of the town yearling Jersey
heifer. Several days search fails to
reveal it's whereabouts.
Mrs. Melissa Cummings, who died
Friday the 29th inst. after an illness
Of only three or four days, was the
widow of Edwin Cummings who was
one Of four brothers that enlisted in
Co. f, 9Th Vermont volunteers, and
were killed at the battle of Savage
Station, June 9TH 1862.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-06-05
EAST RUPERT.

Our cheese factory is booming.
Between seven and eight thousand
pounds of milk per day, out of which
are made twenty twin cheese. Have
made six shipments and received re-
turns for the April cheese.
Morton Danforth has six fine full
blood Scotch collie puppies. They
are five weeks old and bid fair tc
make excellent dogs. They, at least.
have plenty of "bark" and to all ap-
pearances the "bite" will develope.
Some of our townspeople spent
Memorial day out of town. Some
are visiting for week in Canada
while others had to content themselves
by paying visit to Dorset, which
was not hard lot, to content ones
self to, for by so doing, were enabled
to hear fine discourse delivered by
Mr.. LaPoint of Barre, vt.
Mrs. Sara Aldrich from Manches
ter spent Sunday with her mother
Mrs. Phoebe jerks.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-06-05
MANCHESTER.

Rev. Mr.. Burnham of Chicopee,
Mass. preached at the Congregation
al church last Sunday.
C. H. Cone of Bennington, and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Spelman of
Brooklyn, were in town over Sunday.
A large number from this village
attended the Musical Festival given
in Rutland last week.
The Equinox House will open June
10Th.
Decoration day was observed here
as usual. The Skinner Post, G.. A
r. and S. of ", led by the Man
chester Drum Corps, marched to the
cemeteries, after which they assem-
bled at Estabrooks Opera House and
listened to an address by Rev. J. NJ
Appleman of Manchester Centre
The weather was fairly pleasant.
A. J. Gray of Hampton, Iowa, {
former resident of this place, is visit
ing in town. Mrs. Gray is,at present
visiting her sister in Shushan, n. Y
Mrs. j. A. Woods has rented hel
residence for the summer to partie:
from New York.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-06-05
WEST WARDSBORO.

Martin & Fits machinery for max
ing barrel stock has arrived and is
now ready for work in M. D. Leon
ards shop.
Several fishermen from Brattleboro
stopped at H. A. Waits hotel last
week Friday and Saturday nights.
Charlie Baldwin with two gentle
men friends from Worcester, Mass,
is stopping at R. E. Baldwin's.
W. j. Davidson is building an ad-
dition to his barn. Alfred Sprague
from Hinsdale, N. H. having come
to assist him.
A number of our people attended
the impressive Memorial services at
Wardsboro Saturday. Also a goodly
number of Wardsboro people came
Sunday morning to listen to the Me-
mortal sermon prepared by Rev. E.
B. Earle.
Mrs. Frank Leonard and little
daughter from Minneapolis, Mimi, is
at present making a brief visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
Perry.
Mrs. O. M. Newell killed a large
hedgehog near her house not long
since.
While Lucius Lyman, who has been
sick a long time, seems rapidly gain
ing his usual health, Mrs. Phoebe
Putnam is as rapidly failing.
Mrs. d. A. Wakefield has gone to
Perkinsville to visit her sister, Mrs.
H. M. Hopkinson.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-06-05

Runaways are still the order of the
day. Three the past week resulted
in some damage. On Sunday Charlie
Center, filed up with some kind of
rot gut, as is alleged, and accompa-
MED by a younger brother, was COM
ing up from Riley Davidson's and
whipping and slashing his horse and
making great deal of noise when the
horse, becoming frightened by another
horse feeding by side of the road,
suddenly turned overlapping the wag-
on and throwing the two occupants
out in company with two bottles
contents unknown as the ground kind
ly took it into its embrace-and break
ing both shafts off. The horse then
ran until stopped at the carriage shop.
This is case deserving the attention
of the town grand juror or the States
Attorney.
On Monday Ebert, son of Frank
Fuller, drove to the cheese factory
having two cans of milk. One can
had been emptied when the lines fell
from the dasher around the horses
heels, which started him up throwing
Bert out and spilling the other can of
milk. The horse then ran into G..
L. Abbott's door yard but turned be-
fore it could be stopped and ran up
street, through the bridge and up the
hill. But little damage was done to
the wagon.
Last evening VIII Whitman was
returning from Bondville leading a
COW, having little Jimmie Clough ride
in the buggy and drive the horse.
When coming down the hill near the
Darling sugar house, it then being
very dark, Jimmie came in collision
with John Cummings who was driv-
ing up the hill. This frightened the
boys horse and it reared throwing
him out. The horse then ran and
near the residence of B. G. Babbitt
dashed into the wall completely de-
molishing three wheels and in
juring the body. The buggy was
a good one and owned by Whitman.
The horse was owned by Howe, the
liveryman. Fortunately Jimmie es-
capped with few bruises.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-06-05
WALLINGFORD.

The Rutland Co. Christian En-
deavor Convention held here May
22nd and 23d was voted a success by
all.
Mary Mooney has returned from a
visit to Rutland.
Lila johnson is home from Rut-
land.
Several from this place attended
the musical festival held in Rutland
May ~, %, and 20.
Ned Scribner and wife are
rejoicing over the arrival of young
lady at their house.
Charles Cougdon is quite poorly
this summer and is not able to leave
his room at present while Miss Clara
is slowly improving.
Miss Ada Doty who has been quite
sick is better.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-06-05
LONDONDERRY.
June is with us once more, the per-
feet month Of the year, and

June is with us once more, the per-
feet month of the year, and
"Insence fields and howery meadows,
Breath freshness on the air,
And earth's many voices whisper
There is beauty everywhere"
Mrs. Lizzie Whitney and daughter
of Arlington, Mass. are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Hay
ward.
Drs. Woodward and Arnold are
attending the Medical Convention at
Montpelier this week.
Mrs. Ella Parker of Chester was
in town over Sunday stopping with
her sister, Mrs. d. W. Parker.
A. A. Curtis is treating his fine
residence to a new coat of paint,
Bailey and Stowell doing the work.
E. w. Gibson is in town for a
short time.
Mrs. E. F. Arnold is spending a
few days with friends in Bellows
Falls.
Cards are out announcing the mar.
riage of M. c. Curtis and Miss
Marion Stowe Of Kansas City.
Grin Stowell and bride visited with
relatives and friends in this vicinity
the first of the week.
There is always calm after a
storm" and peace comes after war,
and once more quiet reigns in this
little hamlet. Selah
An old Talmudic maxim reads
thus SIN the current of Life, be-
ware of the gulf of intemperance, +"
for the benefit of dealers in ssoriginal
packages" and private rum shops we
would add, beware of the law, for
sooner or later justice will overtake
you. M.
A. w. j. Wilkins of Putney visit
ed friends and relatives at this place
the first of the week.
The cheese factory will commence
running in a few days.
Daniel w. Davis of Chester visit
ed with old associates here last week.
c. B. Carleton and wife of Man
chester are visiting at j. G. Carleton S.
The liquor agency has now been
closed over a month, thus giving peo-
pie chance to see just how much of
the drunkenness and rowdyism it is re-
sponsible for. Strange to relate,
there has been as much and even
more drunkenness during the past
month than at any previous time.
Now will some of those dear ''ladies, -
whose contentious pride { p evoked
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-06-05
LANDGROVE.

Miss Sarah Haselton visited at w.
W. Abbott's the past week.
F. S. Livermore of So. London
derry spoke to us very acceptably last
Sabbath.
Leonard Thomson, wife and son,
Arthur, of Rockingham are visiting
with his brothers, M. A. and j. S.
Thomson.
Samuel Abbott is visiting in Win.
hall.
Children's day exercises will bt
held at the M. E. Church, June IA
That new iron fence is up arount
cemetery ground. Yes, mean the
cheap kind Of iron. Not the kline
our town fathers wanted last year.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-06-05
WARDSBORO.

l., r., Plumley and j, +, Gleason
went out fishing and the result was
that Mr., Plumley brought home 1928
trout and Mr.. Gleason nearly as
many.
Decoration day was very pleasant
ly and appropriately observed, Burch-
ard Post being present. After the
services in the cemetery bountiful
dinner was served.
Wales Willard has moved to ia
maica village into the tenement over
Sherwin's store.
DR.. A, Bliss is sick, DR.. Webster
Of Brattleboro was up to see him ear
ly Sunday morning.
Mrs. Howard Burt of Brattleboro
has been spending few days with
her sister, Mrs. Willard.
A Twenty-ffth Anniversary.
About eighty friends and relatives as
sembled at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Winslow Allen May 10Th to help make en-
joyable the twenty-fifth anniversary of
their married life. Their children were
all present, also friends from Whining
ton, So. Londonderry and Newfane. The
house was hastily decorated with ever
green, and nothing was left undone ON the
part of the host and hostess to have cv-
erything pass off in a pleasant manner.
The weather was beautiful and all nature
seemed to say "this is the day which the
Lord has made, let us rejoice and be glad
| in it." As the guests arrived bouutifu,
supply of very nice cake accumulated,
among which was noticeable beautiful
wedding cake which had been sent from
Jacobs bakery, Brattleboro. Eleven
dollars was given in cash, also substantial
gifts in the way of dry goods &C. amount
ing in all to about eighteen dollars.
Rev. c. Peterson of So. Wardsboro was
present in the afternoon and with his ge.
NAL pleasing manner rendered the presen
tation speech which was responded to il
behalf of Mr.. and Mrs. Allen by Mr.
Robinson of Wilmington and Mrs. Davit
Aldrich of So. Londonderry, both doing
justice to the occasion in an apt and pleas
ing way. Supper was served from to s
The evening was spent in social greetings
Rev. A. j. Martin being present made
the closing prayer, Congratulations wer
given to the members of this pleasan
family, and the company broke up at
reasonable hour.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-06-05
After Honest Goods !.
TBy Green Mountain Telephone.

Uncle John-Halloo, South Derry !
So. 'Derry-Halloo
Uncle John-Give me my wife's cousin,
Terra Ann, up on Church st.
So 'Derry-All right, go ahead.
Uncle John-Halloo. Terra Ann
Terra Ann-Halloo
Uncle John-I heard some one say that
Smith kept the best stock of Boots and
Shoes in your place. How is it
Terra Ann-Well you are just shouting
now. He's got some of the nobbiest foot
wear for Ladies and Misses that | ever
saw in this town. l was in there yester-
dav and saw some Ladies' Kid Polish
with Cap Toe which just took my eye.
They were fine as silk. Then he showed
me some Misses Spring Heels of the
same quality. Next, | saw some Ladies
Dongola oxford Ties with Fancy Tip
which were beauties for only Sl.25. Also
a Patent Leather Oxford Tie with OoZe
Top Then for men l noticed Congress
shoe with seamless upper, fancy cap toe
and fair stitch for only $3.50. l told him
| guessed he stole them and he didn't
deny it. Then he had some shoes for
men wide enough for stone boats. He
said they We're for corntields. Why don't
you drive down?
Eucle John-Well, I've got to after
planting. Matilda Jane is hankerin' for
a new pair of shoes, and marin is just
about barefooted. I'll be down in a day
or two. Goodbye.
Terra Ann-Good-bye.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-06-05

Memorial day exercises passed off very
pleasantly, the afternoon, notwithstand-
ing the rain the night before, was very
pleasant and large number of our citi-
zens turned out. handsome mound
surmounted with cross draped in the
national colors was erected near the
town hall. Around this mound the Post
went through their usual ritualistic SER
vices, assisted by the w. r. c., S. of
VS. and 43 school children representing
the States of the Union. These latter
performed the decorative service and was
a very pleasing feature of the programme.
At the conclusion of these services the
line of march was directed to the Baptist
Church which was soon completely filled.
A. E. Cudworth, ESQ., presided and af-
ter singing by the choir and prayer by
Rev. w. A. Bryant introduced the orator
of the day, Hon. Fred A. Field of Rut.
land, who delivered an able address that
was attentively listened to. Short speech
es then followed from Reverends, w. A
Bryant, W. r. Curtis, o. P. Fuller anG
E. B. Harris, and deacon S. S. Lyon.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1891-06-05
Asa Hall is going into the butcher
40 husiness-so il is said.

Asa Hall is going into the butcher
ing business-so it is said,
Willard Gale and wife of Ludlow visit
ed this week with Rev, w. A. Bryant.
Mrs, Fred Rand and son of Sax
tons River are visiting with Ms,
Rand's parents, Mr., and Mrs. Josiah
Goddard.
Engineer Baldwin received visit over
Sunday from his brother, Il, Baldwin, of
Manchester, and last night his sister,
Mrs, +, L, Wells and her husband Of
Lyndonville gave him a call, starting for
home today,
Danl. Davis of Chester visited with
friends in town last week and attend
ed the Decoration day services, put
ting in some good work on the base
drum.
The articles bearing upon our towns
history are for the present discontinue.
ed but will be resumed next fall. In
the mean time Historicus will be
glad to receive any information bear
ing upon the subject.
The weather for the past week has
been very mild and tempered with
rain up to last night when the wealth
er clerk gave the wheel a backward
yank and this morning the mercury
stood at 80, and in many places il
was quite frosty.
Stephen Houghton will sell the
Granite State mower and first-class
horse rake this season. Advertise
ment next week.
W. r. Aldrich is now turning Out
the cheese boxes we noticed blg
load, yesterday, going to the Vim
hall cheese factory.
Mrs. Mansfield, upon returning to hel
pleasant home, a few days ago, found
that bird had entered her bedroom
through a broken window light and hat
built a nest on the window cap and was
setting. The bird was not disturbed an
now has a nest of little ones, Mrs. Mans
field all the while occupying the room.
Gen. L A. Grant, Assistant Secretar,
of War, accompanied by two sisters
Mrs. Gen. Sessions and Mrs Manly Smitl
of Manchester, made brief stop in thi.
place last Monday, the General spending
several hours in visiting with his OLE
friends, before going to Bellows Fall
where he spoke on Tuesday before tn,
board of trade at that place.