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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-13
Railroads

"AMERicA'e GREATEST RAILROAD"
NEWYOR
CENTRAL T.! {, r. !!
DIRECT LINE TO NIAGARA ~ FAILS Us,
uai9e arrive at aud depart I ,o @'i IN the CITY
s o "a =. .SipT: STATE ssn
@ e. a.&6iascSbAck 70 As f''s NoxrEGAL
FFcFGF ne saPn %s E N L'Ss snd SSsS
rsx S5 S%SfT SSFc1Ss., $ H55+I t SS
;o for o' b Y TXass Dsrs r. West t''s
1:Sr ;'I r. w. Won rs FHiE sPEcIXI Chicago
r.oo r. .%sa0jG@4 fmw vEsTfBTLE, LIN Y
i5 p " rR1' y s,RXToG =
urdays only For S'rloga and Catkll Mountain fn'''
EXPO.ITION FLYER dIMITEDD.
GREAT 1U-HOUR TRAIN TO CiICAHO'
For through passengers only.
500 csmpe M w"aasr a sss Service
ssS 5S4f %sfSSHh sSSrnD
$50 ' r. a. fqss w "
s p n y; hPn, = h 4 Dung Burlington.
700 T. rsiS %BaoS S NS9'I SND
PEt-,S-Dolv. For saranac Lake Lake Placid. Paul
1870 p. M"ETF "a "XI&GARA FALLS AND 200
ISLANDS SpECIM-Due buffalo % a. ~ ;
900 p: ,I.-hIMITED = sT MAiI;ISceBns car pas
os snfs'' for IL 9S,S S sn4f Chicago
rs FfP HnG fFl% GOO IS ,iSf ADAMS ASp HE
BERKSHRE MILLsw9 19rough train, Sia Az al
p. NJ North Adams 9 40 p. NJ; 800 r NJ Que
Prtn,d 10 p NJ North Nd2ms 10 nd n sa;urdays
9nly az :s p; NJ. arrive, Ptshcd PIP ~, , e. mr.
For time OF local trains tickets ana space. IN III
Ger apply at Grand Central station or At llS 2l so
Is5. pi2 Broadway 235 Coumbu>ave 81 Wost l-,,th
and I3sthSt. station Ne.Y ork 1913 washngtonst, 720
Fulfon-st. and ~ Broadway F. D.. BROOKLYN
Daily. SUNDAY Other trains run DAILY. 81.
Train leaving at 3 40 = So. oiO o 30 A. n; 145
90 30 30. 90 r. NJ. do not stop ct 13Sth 81
we-tc9t fyorcss calls for and checks baggage IRON
JOHN NJ TOICFy GEORGE H. DANIELS,
Gicncril Manage. General Passenger Agent.
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european Golcls.
HOTEL CHATHAM

= q 10. RI DAINOU,
Between the Rue de la Palx and boulevard
dcs Capucincs. Paris.
ALI, MODERN IMPRGVFMtNTS.
OTIS EiFy ,TOR~. ELECTRIC LIGHT
n ii. HOLISCHuCN. PROPRIETOR.
IIyFHPOOI-"( OMPTON HOTEL Inrv.lei Or
IL Comic, Excollclt Cu>ue AnI 'rAe rxef Chrge'
Adjacent u Best SHOPS shipping Offices. stations etc.
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Gunner Resorts.
ADIRONDACK MOUNTAINS.
THE WlNOSOR

ELIzABEiMIvrwN,rS y. located amiis, the Srandos,
mace Table and service Irpassed NV far "a a..
gardens supply the house with milk cream hntfe
taehout 5ne house Electric bells AMI
ene tennis and croquct lawn and charming Sias
Dry bracing air; rDSI1iVELY No MOSot iToEs XU
bots ana trains =, Wesport at connect With regular
and Lake Placid Procure through Tickets ,g
express and ticket Offices house frnIsr ~.
city references ORLANDO KELLOGG. Pro, rictor
CHAS A. FEKRISS Manage,
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Nutiion Sales of Real Cslaie.

A PHILIP \. ~MYTH, ArCTiONlfis. ,,,
\. my TIL & EN - VIII f,u =. fu non. NNll NpNr
,u-. ir at > oco,, J. u. 81 the L. l. HI depot a.
ArNcine.
uANDsoNr COTTAGE AND GROUNDS AT
ARVEESE.BYTIIL-sEA.
be.veen the Aiyoae Bori.tasi AID III" Artnuc ocean
oluo,. adj joinnq the cclrrsil Arcinc H"'' nn N,''
sde Sumncri,ld-aN.. lOp feet south 81 Afscie l'ul'
ward: handsome. WcbuAt 21-,tor} cotta-', : t'h,.
lr, closet range stationary tubs no ana f'd water
ot,nnd r &C.,, frt front. viii -o.d u tlr.' p1r "i-
Ma. rcrllns &C. from the auctoac,r. i'll hfoldN ~.
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ADsROND4CKs.
cHlLDW0LD PARK N0uSy

ON LAKE MASSAWEPIE.
the heart OF the Great North Reached by the
new A. a 81 Il. Inc irotI C. c. Depot. Accommodates
300 guests All MODERN improvements Hunting and fishing
unsurpassed. QUEEN ANNE COTTAGES for rental.
SEND ior illustrated pamphlet
WM. L. INGOLD, Manager,
ihildwOld. y. Y.
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hnnmer Resorts.
GRAND ROGNlABn NNTFI

l.
provercn.' .clsLneel hotel oIe.n al, modern IN
ast,n" eiectrlc lights. bels &C. iug h,th'g an
nshhs lawn tenni, coquet grounds b,,,s "a o..
i9G, ,yi.s, ofchestrs In ateniacc 40 :, nutes 10
fTu-st % ipInues from Franslint oo -, "iuuHS
ply Coneers -lockland Lake. '' "'h' dahy' Al
ASUTn. u,o,-f..o.
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H0NSe aud ColtaGes SheItHf IeIahd. T. T. y !: V'fIy
enlarged and improved beautiful music hall, electric
lights elevator suites with baths ho0hiuy located amid
beautiful drives and groves, yachting bathing,
fishing, dancing. etc. Open until sept IS. Easily a.;
cessibe by new fast trains on Long Island Railroad and
new steamers Montauk and Shelter Island send for
terms and illustrated pamphlet u II. y w. LAWSON.
formerly II Hotel Man6 M1nhanst House,
Surolk COUNTY, y. Y.
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Real Gslalc Danico.

xV ANTED-A downtown Investment property. value
w about $4,000. .....
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Brooklnn Real estate

A THEII.STORY BRICK house. with 3story extension
n on The Hi Hfoohlyn TO- sale; or woulG take small
house In Oh near omaha. Nebraska. Ia part payment
rutland & WHITING. ) Ecckn.an-st
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. INV FIESrCIASs ROARDEHS can b" accolon ,h.
data A. one 81 the lncst located r"s done y" ~
"a" ,fc-,.-. u. NJ UONl.i'y
Maiden the Hudson " i
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WEANT!NATTG HOTEI

81. hon, VI" uHLFGED. CONN.
lion, t ~ -; ~ TX MIC DNi,io situated IL til, bau.
hotl rom. ar ar, ~, hllS irtly arst.a,s flnr,
nn,n 'mfOycmntS; Mo>qult rs unknown BSltins and
'7' '"l'I ~, 81 rncsira. For rms adir-.s
,,.o , WIS. 81. LAWRENCE
$50 pro- i,;pr TAtONiJ Inn E-rh.hi, His VIII.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
AN EYE-OPENER

If isnot to estimate the prosperity of eur country by the wealth of few indi- yidnsls. It must be based upon the pros perity of the average industrious citizen. it used to be a familiar expression that any man who is willing to work can always findit But we all now that this expression is very plain lie. We all know that industrial Impressions are made to order and are the results of bad laws. Every generation has its panic, and the present is the best Eye-Opener that the thoughtful man ever had. Our whole social system is changing fast, and it is encouraging to know that the biggest brained men in tbe world are at on the problem. It is going to be settled by votes and not by bullets and every man should edu ate himself for the coming task. The WATERBURY FURNITURE co, is in the swim, and feels hilarious over the good time that must come in the near future. The American brain and hand-worker feels that the present depression in business Is national dis grace, wholly artificial, and pure case of dishonesty (not incompetencyl on the part of our Legislators. Let us vote with this idea in view. In the mean time we are preparing to move into our new place on East Main street (American Pin Co ] and economical buyers are talk ing advantage of our low prices and i'm nense stock. Every design is new and original. Now is the time to take the money out of your stockings.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
JUST OUTSIDE THE STRIP.
One Man wm Enter the Race For Land
 With a Balloon.

GUTHRIE, O. T, Sept, IL was a strange Sunday to the 20.Go0 people gath cred on the border of the Cherokee strip here and there along the line. Religious services were held. but the gamblers and horse traders had the biggest crowd. and the majority of the people were very far from spending their time in religious medi- tations The arrangements at all the booths were completed, and they opened this morning Several thousand people are gathered around the Arkansas City booth, while at Cameron and kiuwa the line is half n mile long.
 At Orlando 4u0 men have been in line for two days and nights, and the number was more than doubled
 Men and women are seated and lying be side the harbed wire fence skirting the en- trance to the strip. Another line extends nearly two miles east uf the booths. and another has been started parallel with the first and is nearly mile long. It was a remarkable scene. Bunko men and card sharks were scattered through the pie tureSque camp and did big business. Four shell games were in progress, and all drew great crowds.
 Standing on a box between two of these light fingered gentlemen gray haired man preached the gospel to all interested congregation.
 To the south of this camp lie the rolling, Aouseless prairits soon to be opened to set clement. The landscape is not inviting, for the ground is parcG.'d and dry
 The boomers are get c.ng a taste of what they must suffer. Water is selling at .5 cents bucket or $l barrel This water is mostly hauled from Arkansas City. Guy Helm of Springfield, Mo, has just arrN ed with a balloon, which he will initiate at Or lando and enter that way Soldiers have arrived on the strip, and the whole border line is now thoroughly patrollrd.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
REBELS HEMMED IN.
Brazirs Naval Insurgents Neatly Trapped
 In the Ray of Rio.


 BUENoS AYRES, Sept. lI.-Brazil' naval insurgents are hemmed in. The rebelliuus squadron, which at first contemplated sail ing out of the bay and proceeding down the coast toward Santos, hoping to carry on A sort of guerrilla warfare by water along the way and eventually join with the Rio Grande do Sul insurgents changed its plans and still remains sulking before the city
 This was due, not to any alteration in the scheme of attack, but to d dread of run ming the gantlet of the two forts which guard the entrance to the bay of Rio.
 This bay is T. miles in length and II miles in its extreme width, but its en- trance, which is two miles south of the city of Rio, is only 1'g miles wide.
 These narrows are guarded on the east by Fort Santa Cruz and on the west by another fort on Sugar Loaf rock The garrisons of artillcrymen in these forls are loyal to PeiXoto, and have orders 10 fire upon the rebel ships the moment they come within range.
 A strong line of torpedoes has been laid across this entrance, communicating with both forts, and the guns are loaded and ready to help these submarine terrors blow he insurgents out of tbe water should they attempt to put to sea.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
LADIES' SUITS.

Ladies' Blazer Suits, fine quality, that were GOO, made of storm Serge,
 sale price 2.9S. Ladies cloth Eton Suits, perfect fitting, were J.J0, sale price 3. I5. Ladies' fine Storm Serge Eton Suits, were G.j0, sale price 4.JO. Ladies' house dress in light colored per cales, regular price 9Sc, sale price 69c. Ladies' Gingham wrappers, pretty styles, were l.25, sale price 79c. Ladies' Indigo blue wrappers made with rutlle over shoulder and full back, were Us. sale price loo. Laddcs' wrappers, handsome styles, great variety to select from, were 10,
 sale price l.25.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
LADIES' WINTER VESTS.

Ladies heavy ribbed vests. long sleeves, high neck, regular price 35c.
 sale price l5c Ladies heavy merinO, long sleeves, French neck, regular price 5O,, sale price s.lc. Ladies heavy ribbed vests, long sleeves, high neck, Ansora, fieeCe-lined, regular prlce '|c, sale price Ito. Ladies all-wool natural ribbed vests. rer1- lar Price l.u. sale price 6s'c. Ladies pressed camelS' hair vests. extra fine gauge, will not iTritate the most sen sitive skin, regular price l.25.
 sale price @>c Ladies extra size vests, heavy Australian wool, long and short sleeves, size l. To 46, regular price 1.jO, sale price "a,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
E NATION IrADrt srNNrlNG.
Liberin Wapts Protection froIn Francc.

PlTrSBURG, Sept. 'll.-Alfred Benedict King, Worlds fair commissioner from Ii heria, whose home k at MonroviI has just left Washington. where he had gone al the instance of his government to interview President Cleveland and Secretary GirrSham respecting matter that may cause u con troVer~y between the United States and France. The commissioner says that France k not only tncruaching upon their territory, but has actually ahsorbtd con siderable of il. and that he WAS instructed tu visit Washington and if possible confer with the president and the secretary of state respecting assistance
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

Mems wool jersey outing shirts, fall prices I5c, this week iu, Mems wool jersey outing shirts. extra heavy, fall prices loo. this week taA,. Mems camels' hair, natural wool and fine scarlet shirts and drlwerS, winter prices l,20, this week t5c. Mems camels' hair and natural wool. double breasted and back, q regular lif,. saver in the winter, winter prices l.-sa.
 this week .F~C. Mems natural wool socks. fall prices Pa.
 sale price l sC. Mems seamless half hose, double heel and toe. former price I3ic. sale price lt. Mems laundried nesligee shirts, regular price l.p. sale price -t'C. Mems fine neckwear. regular price -y,c,
 sale price l"t
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
LADIES' HOSE.

Ladies fancy striPeI' with black feet.
 salr price --, Ladies grey Oxford hose. sale price ,-.. Ladies' tan color hose, former price I-.c.
 sale price tC Ladies' hose, fast black. no seams. former price It, sale price r. I-2c. Ladies hose, fast black. extra long regular price 3s;c, sale price lGc. Ladies hose, fast black. extra long. isle thread finish, regular price ;57 I-aC.
 sale price 2---.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
He Prepares the Ammunition.

WA~ui>rr"N. Sept. u.-Few congres siunal debates in recent years have been so rich i'll statistical data as the present silver debate, and the many comparative financial tables usrd contain valuable information on the subject. These tables largely have been prepared by Acting Director of the Mint R F.. Preston, and judging from the demand for them are receiving worldwide attention. The demand is 50 great that all rtqmtsts for copies cannot be supplied.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
Crnck nriti.h soIdIers.

NTW NUEk, Sept. ll.-Some 2u0 of the crack warriors of Great Britain, with col ors and accuutrrmrutS, are encamped in Madison square Garden. A finer looking lot of men wU~ never seen in New York city. Every one of them k over 6 feet high and a~ we'll developed as gladiator. They came Ia the metropolis from the Worlds fair in Chicago and will appear in Il mili- tary tournament here
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
Big s,Ic of Cotton Goods.

NIw YORK, Sept. 1.-The Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin an nouucc~ today that one ot the most i'm purtauJ sales vf cotton goods that has been made for many wears will be held during next week in this city, when a we'll known auction house will offer Sl ,5ON, QUO worth of ,hr -Am"~kcAE products. The transaction show the confidence of manufacturers in the condition uf the market.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
Fourth Class Postmastcrs.

WA~HI\UruN, Sept, 1.-The following fourth clH~> p"~tnla>ter> were appointed
 Cmnrctiyut Edgar l.. Kenyon. Onrrn.
 New Jersey William G. Cowgirl. Paulsboro
 New York ti. A. Buck, Ard>ley; George Purcell. Bedford: James A. Zicklrr, Car. mel; J. sidney QuimhN. ChAppaqua; Will liam II ~chuahcl. trutuu Falls; George Wash burn. Pleasantly file station; Ira Mnkr, Purdy ' Station.
 Truu>y lNauia Mr.. R. T. Salvagr. Duk, Centre: John Harper, Duluth: Michael Me. prrnuIt. Duncan: Anhrn>,' J. Walker Heller P"JI> Grove: Thomas Compton. Stone Church
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
YeaIe still HiccourhInr.

NINELAND, N. T, Sept 11.-Thc condi- tion of William H. Neale who has been hiCcuughing since Thursday, k still un- changed With the exception of two or three intervals of few minutes each he i, still hiccoughing. As he is more than 7U years old. his constitution cannot stand il muCh longer
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
HANDKERCHIEF.

Ladies' linen lawn handkerchiefs. wide hemstitched hem. regular price IOc.
 sale price for Dc Ladies fine Swiss handkerchiefs, corleI border, regular price %, sale price 4c. Ladies pure linen handkerChiefs, beautiful rich embroiderieS, regular price ioc. a great bargain, sale price 3rc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
CLOAK DEPARTMEST-UrsrA1Rs,
One lot of light color Jackets,

Une IoI OI Ignt COIOr JaCkets,
 sale price $l 60 Ladies tan and grey Jackets, perfect fitting, worth 500, sale price $3 .gS One lot of Lalies' Jackets in tan, brown, navy blue and grey, worth S9.OO 10 SI2.OO, sale price SS.a5. Ladies' heavier Jackets, just the thing for the cool evenings, worth $S.OD to Sl2.m. sale price $40. Children's reefers for school wear in tan. grey and navy blue, in ages to l2 years, were S2.jo, sale price Sl.OO. Children's reefers in fine quality, ages 1 to l2 years, were $2 $500, and $ 50,
 sale price $l .25.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
Emperor and Grand Duke Kissed.

CAELsRuHE, Sept. l.-Emperor William, accompanied by the crown prince of Italy. was received here by the Grand Duke of Baden and Prince Albrecht of Prussia. The emperor and the grand duke greeted each other affectionately, repeatedly ex- changing kisses.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
The Train Robbers Ruse Failed.

VAN BUEEN. Ark, Sept. ll.-An uu>uc- ceSSful attempt at train robbery Was made on the northern bound Frisco paSseugrr train at l.illie by four men. The conductor was warned by the crew of freight that red and two white lanterns wrr,. stolen of their train at Iillie. When the paS- sengrr train.arrived at lillie, the two white and one red lanterns were waved. but the engineer opened the throttle and went through as he had never done before
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
CHILDEENS HOSE.

Children's fast black school hose. due ribs, regular price r. l-2c. sale price ~,-. Boys bicycle hose, wide ribs, regular price loc, warrrnted fast black.
 sale price .''. Children's cashmere hose, sizes ; :o >-. regular price 2iC. sale priCr l-c. Infants woollen hose, regular Pr.c' lie, no seams, sale price l-C- Infants cashmere hose with silk toes and heels, regular price Pc, sale price 2ls,.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
Presidential Nominations.

WAsHlNGToN, Sept. 1.-The president sent To the senate the following, among other nominations:
 To Be Consul> of the United States Isaac M Elliott uf New York city at Manila, Philippine islands; Thomas keefc of Vermont at St. Johns Que. and George T. Tate of Massachusetts ai Barbaduts. West Indies
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
LADIES' VESTS.

Ladies' shaped vests, regular price l2fc.
 sale price 5c. Ladies' ribbed vests, shaped bodies, silk vests inserted, regular price SIC,
 sale price 15c. Ladies ribbed vests, V-shaped neck. long sleeves, former price 2ac, sale price 1Sc. Ladies' lisle thread vests, long sleeves, short sleeves, sleeveless, low neck and high neck, white and ecru, sold all sea- son for 5Qc. genuine bargain, 25c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
nInzing Oil Over a Child.

NEW luEK, Sept. ll.-Mrs. Daniel Fran tine of 2;1o West Sixty second rect essayed to light kerosene lamp. It exploded. and the blazing oil flow over her l year old baby Victor, whom she had on her arm, burning him so badly that he soon died
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
The Boards of Trade Meeting.

WAsIHNGToN. Sept. 1.-The meeting of delegates from the l,345 boards of trade throughout the country, called by the New | Nork board of trade and transporta- tion in this city, will begin tomorrow and continue until and through Friday.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
A Cleveland Victory In Penn Yan.

PENN VAN, N. Y, Sept. 1.-The struggle between the two Democratic factions in Yates county eliminated in victory for the Clevelandites, who will most probably control the county convention.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
Cholera RaEes In Constantinople.

CoNsTANTINOPLE, Sept 1l.-Cholera has broken out in the central prison here. in the French and municipal hospitals in Pera and in the lunatic asylum in Scutari.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
rhe Mn..nchn.etts Rrokc Her shnft.

NEWPORT, R. |, Sept. 1.-The steamer Massachusetts of the Providence and Stou- ington line broke her main shaft and was tOwed ill here
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
News of the White House Baby.

WA>uN"ruN. Nrpt. 1.-The Sunday quiet about the White House has beeI even more intru~r than usual. There ar, many callers tu inquire after the healtl of Mrs Cleveland and thr hahy. and they are all informed that mother and daughter are doing we'll Dr. Bryant remained al the hou~,- all day, but declined to see any one or lu make any statement regarding his patient other than the general on, given lu inquir'r~ at lh, duur by the at JeudAuIs in charge. Mrs. Prrrine, Mrs Clevelaud'~ mother. arrived in Washing ton and was ut once driven to the White House, She will probably remain several weeks
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
Made Coin of nrItappln Metal.

Arr ANITA, Sept. LA gang of 23 coun- terfritvrs, operating in Clark and neigh boring counties, have been arrested. They melted Britannia metal and made a good imitation of silver coin.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
Ate road.tools For Mu.hrooms

NIW NuEk, Sept. 1.-Two families poi suurtl arvI one man dead k the result of a mushroom business expedition made last Tuesday 10 West Farms by Frank Calalano and Joseph Olvrru, The men brought back a biz h.t>ketful of tuadStOuls They and their wives and children partook of them and were poisoned.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
The Pope VIII Look Into It.

ROME, Sept. 1.-The Vatican is about to open an inquiry of the most searching character into the latest opposition to Mgr. Satolli in the United States.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
Many Hurt by an Earth Wave.

MADRID, Sept. IA subsistence of the earth occurred in the city of Avila. Many persons were injured. seven seriously
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
MaNor Harrison and satelm Were Ther.

CHlCAGo, Sept, ll.-St. Plus church was dedicated with impressive ceremonies. risun was there and was hOnored with a rrsrrN ed Dew.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11

of naval inspectors for the trial of the new
 gunboat Castine is ordered to meet here to-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
GLOVES.

Read over the following items carefully: Ladies' Berlin lisle thread gloves, tans, grey and brown, sale price jc. Ladies' pure silk taffeta gloves, good quality, pretty shades, regular srice Pc.
 sale price 19. SPECIAL-Pure silk gloves, regular jCc quality, sale price 25c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
Suicide of n rrnhthltInni.t.

LANSING, Mich, Sept, lI.--Nltr,l Wise, one of the founders of the Prohibition party in thIs state, hung himself
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
KID GLOVES.

Fosters red gloves, ] hook lacing, new fall shades, every pair warranted, beauti- ful quality. sale price S6c.
 Biaritz kid glove, warranted real kid, regular price csc, sale price 7ec.
 Black kid gloves, every pair warranted soft. pliable kid, sale price 9Sc.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
Mr.. Grave. MrIngIng Mer pead Ea.

DENVER, Sept. ll,-Mrs. Graves started east with the body of her dead husband. He will bc buried in Connecticut.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
Cholera Cases In BerIIn,

BERLIN. Sept. u.-Four new cases of cholera were discovered in this city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
BASEBALL NEWS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAME.

NAL lhAht l. bNMf- Al Chicago H. II F. ChicaGn. ....... Q n Q Q r. 4 . Washington. ? q Q q c O . 5 MCtiill and SchriVrr; Maui. stephens and MCGuirc. Umpire Hurst.
 HI. \ rlAAN Al A1-I.L sr :, \ IAiN-..
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-09-11
| SIo.OOO Fee.

INmNNNrOLls Srpt. ll.-Rrceiver Failey wa~ allowed >lu.,Np for services in the IroI Hail r..vN,r~hip