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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-31
Two.Cent Articles.

J? dozen Buttons, Elmo Comb. bottle Ink,
Pint Tin Cups. Handkerchief, Cako Cutters. Pep.
per Boxes, IAngtry Hair Pins. Carpenter Pencils,
Cnif Buttons, RE Pans, Pocket Combs Napkins,
Can Openers, Spool Cotton. Tollc. Soap. Gimlcts,
IIape Lilies Rubber Tipped Pencils. HALF
Ws'dcal only in bargains and give big value
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-31

Ambassador MacVeach was presented
to tho Italian king oil Saturday. and
was driven to the Quirinal in fam.
boyant coach, more handsome than n
band wagon, the driver and lackcys in
silver braided scarlet velvet liveries.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-31
Merchant Tailoring.

: Our Merchant Tailoring Department ia now
ready for business aud wo arc showing line of
goods in new. bright and tasteful patterns that
nrc selling like Il flash. We offer during this
month your choice Of line ut S ID. SO per suit
up, well worth one.th!rd moro money. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-31

There Is real spring remedy
There specific for arising sy.
tenn and that anc celery generally prescribed physicians
Is probably the remarkable this
country has produced Prof Edward Phelps
college first prescribed what
positive cure for bounos liver complaint neuralgia
celery again else has n
medical
the last remarkable
compound has made people we'll than subject.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-31

WE keep every noted mako OF Corscts.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK s. co.
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MCLOTHING.N

0YERC0ATS as prices tha. smash AZ io,ms.
0ycrcoat We also have grcs, Bargains at Ss.s7.
Sia0, $500, SG.1J, up to StD.75. - :.
il VIII pay you to look at those goods
MEMS SUITS St IS, 81 q s. y 5! s %
leaders In low prices II you can match these
goods for less than double tho money anywhere
wsinrite you 10 return the same aud your money
viii be refunded These goods mustgo :,
MEMS PANTS 81 A. IS y ss r Sc IS up to
the value Of dollar try TO borrow one. ii You
want 10 Know how to save dollar or moro LOOK
n. our Clothing Department. - -
BOYS SUITS a. e. asc Sc 9sc lis sls7 uns
not Inst always. ion cannot match tho prlco4
BOYS PANTS SslSs1; s sn a so1s nc Tns,s
present We have all sizes from 70 Is 1T these
MEMS SHOES g. sse 10 - IS. IL 81 !. i ST. =;
well to save money on Shoes rs anything else
and we arc away below the market :
LADIES' FINE SHOES St St e g. 81 s s. lYsss,
SO. Our success In the Shoe line Is probably
more thnu wo deserve. We presume tho reason
wo scllso many!s because they don't last long.
but people will have them.
CHlLDREA'S SHOES s 49, rs So s'f Isl Sc If &C..
gains i ~ N'' '"'' "a
Mems and Boys Hats &C. g. isS s Z; ~ !, 81 a. 49,
fine siik,llas which usually sells at $3.50
MEMS Shirts A. 100 ?sc 2se, a?c up to S5,. On
Millinery and Ribbons # I ~ r'c ,ss o. On
save on lots OF money Miss Agnes Garrily viii
give You pointers on Millinery and Trmininos
that Will 90 you good md will not oycrcharrr
you norstll you old styles
IIndapWaar undershiru and Drawers Mt e,c
ohuol Hoal, SIC. 39c. $50, Csc up We mo NJ
ways below the market on these goods as we'll
ms crcrythins else. '1 20
Bed Comforts and Blankets IS 49, ssG !, IS IS
We have Just received job lot Of these goods 4.
prices that viii surprise you. : -
Ladies' COrSetS as.,o. 500. IS. up
Umbrellas n,4se, COG, SO up
Lace Curtains at a'c. &c, s7oun
GrnrAriAS q lbs Granulatcd Sugar for 81 m.
uiVIVlloo' ArbucIlc's Coffee, 1,n. Er,i l., W;
Ground Pepper, Cinnamon. Mustard. t;inr"r,n;
Taking Powder. all going mt 90 per Mound ~
pounds for y cents 'N' VI
nho- a Clnthing Store, u Boot md St,,.
Stnrr, Hat store. n Dry Goods Storr' ~
H., . ,.n.,I S,nrr' Sntinh store. u Furnish.
inE 'nons store. u Hardware mud Tinvnrn
stare, n Tea nhh Grocery Sturo-uinr .tnr..
In "nn-nll complete under ono ROM. U"
Wehavc tho largest department ,to,, +, ,,,
street, aud l0)l TO lO)7 Market s,rrc. rio o.m
Glitfanees-take your choice bargains In evc,v
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-31

EOR RENT-ONE FiVE-ROOMED
a house. corner This,y.fourth and Marke,
streets. Possession Mt once Inquire OF JOSEPH
A. LARNfN. 2sii Chnplinc street. mron !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-31

NOR RENT-A LARGE FOUR.
4 story building. situated on Water street.
adjoining ST. Charles Hotel. Apply 10 j, i.
BODLEY, No. 90 Fifteenth street 80 T. mis-
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Rents Reduced |

I No. GID Main street, brick dwelling. s7isi
NO. 1lol McColloch street, three rooms, s. 10
No. 81 Ohio street, first floor. three rooma (,
No. ~ n. Wabash street. three rooms first floor
No. 123 rhlrty.third street, brick. five rooni
Two splendid office rooms In Masonic building
NO. 60 Twenty-eighth street, four rooms $40 Oh
No. 60 South York street, three rooms. 50 %
No. 1907 Chapllne street, five rooms, sl3 %
No. $40 McColloch street. frame. ~, M
No. 1906 Market street, office rooml Z 4 Z
No. ~ Alley7. lower part, 81 90.
No. lel Thirty.third street, five rooms. So %
No. ll?7 Alley II. frame. five rooms, 80 o.
No. cSo9 Eof street three rooms. 50 So
Front room on Fourteenth strcet, suitable lot (
ono or two gentlemen. -; Eg2579s y q
No. 9o5 Main street, twelve rooms and bath
Oclce rooms in Hubbard Block. 1914 Market 81 =
No. 1872 Main street, second and third dooeA
No. 65 Seventeenth street, four rooms ~ 81
Six.roomcd frame dwelling at Leatherwood.
cSnacle building 81 ~ i.-fp, iF,,igs
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Hoods SSH, Cures

whit Hoods sarsaparilla had done for his son, /
concluded TO try Hoods Sarsaparllas SOL bought
bif bottles Of It about three months nr0. Ind
not Gkcn It two months when could SEQ II VIA
gong me more good than anything had taken,
havc all healed up aud '''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-31
REAL ESTATE.
FOR r. lEJrr7

, A II
Store rooms Main ard Twenty .r.t street. Tsoa AN
No iOii' cnsplins street aoSs ~
No 70 Seventeenth street. boarding hou.s ny ~ ~ ~
No, l76 Seventeenth IA ~
no. w MAIN stree. n ~
40, gJus Mhn q "a
NO, ~ Twenty hIth sttcot.. 1. .... A ny
No. c60e Mali street. three H H"s
No, SOJ Main street "a ~
Fivc'rooned house on South Elm tticot n. II ~
Fourfoonod houses on, North bank OF y "
IA
No. SlI Chnplino street, second floor Y, B 4,
30 2lSI MAIN street, Jour rooms 10 co
NO, $50 Main street., four rooms /, n ~
NO. 90l Main street. three rooms q X,
NO. l9O Main street, rooms 4. W
NO. ITO Nineteenth q \,
No. lOt Nihetccnlh tcet.........,,, 8 A.
No 2t,5 Market street. three rooms ,,,,.... ! a.
No lh21 Chnplne street, olllco room 60. q Al
No, l72l Eotf street N
No. ca0d Jacob street. four rooms ~. /. M. An
No, ls,O McColloch street.. /. ,.....' INK
Saloon snd dwelling, Martins Ferry. nd.' - ~
Joining q. q r. depot "A A,
Saloon and dwelling. No. 20 Sixteenth n 7, X A.
Saloon. corner Twentieth aud Main strcot. IS n,
No a1wentieth strcet..... ...... Al "A
No. ELS Market strect.... ..,... a ~
No. IG0l Sixteenth street. store rooms. y y : -,
NO. 2WS jacob Rtrcet..... zee. ,.,,... n,
No. 1856 SIxtocnth street. N n,
No. l09 McColloch 10 %
No. lhl6 Main street ...
No. 10 cnteonth street, two rooms. $50. %
NO. NOD Woods street, thrce rooms, 80. ..,.. I %
ga 80 - StIot ..,... o o.
NO. lSi Twonty.ninth street.... ....... q %
Build Ing for Misunderstanding or wholoialo III
business, IN rear Of Nc. 1901 Market Ct a)O)
E0R
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-31

MASONIC BUILDING FOR RENT.
Iva Front Office. OH third floor. and Office
connecting In rear. Heat. light. ianitor. Apply
10 N. y. GIESEi. LlbsNry Building mrsS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-31
FOR RENT. =.

Store room on Tho west side OF Market y
street. In good location. near Twelfth
street. p - LII Ii =, q - Z NO. ais.
No. III South Front street, seven rooms and
bath room. now honse;
Four rooms on South York street. new
house ...... II
-Four rooms on Zane street, new aouse,... 10 o.
No. Il South York street, six rooms and
bath room. new house. In good location % o.
street, IN new brick house -. 20 O.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-31

Hood's Pills cure liver Ills. constipation,
"''ou'hesi laundice. sick lua,lacle, Indigestion,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-31
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-STORE ROOM ON
a Main street. Address Lock Box $50. fea7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-31
From Loss Of a Limb
Dreadful Case Of White Swelling
A Perfect Curo.

4 Mass OF Corruption.
! could get but lstls ease ami comfort and less
benefit from the medical treatment I received,
Some OF my friends advised mo to have tho lcy
ainputated, hut hcsltatcd. not wanting 10 lose
limb. Pcrchnnce l saw M advertisement /,
paper embracing n testimonial for IIo0I's Sar.
SapAr!lla from ono Mr.. John MCSiurruy. trllInp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-31

my Limb 10 Perfectly Sound.
~ his also benefited my general health and 7
n"' now abe to work my trade. !Iood's Snr.
recommend It enough Tor tho good /, Ina dnra
NE, b. f. THOMAS, Evansville, ". Va, ''e
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-04

PEDRo ANTONIO DE ALARooN.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-04
FL BARON ANERIOANo
274

Orab& CiortAmente con todo Ol to1vor de su alma
los banddog d&ban sloCusEte pueba de gnOEanca de
Ia iurga obResvando que aqueas psoCes podaR soE
las de los agoR1xantes psEo BeguEAmOate
dfuRtog Va ataud egtaba CubieEto cuartaB
paEtsD. UnAs paetaas mas dc tieErS 81 drams 81
CEimeR, quedaaia Conaumade
ri bUen GaCsrdots r&nd6s seMtia impuISs de Confa.
saro tOdo los baAddes. egar1an, tai vez enterno
GsrHe? noOhe, Il melapCol sxtsxdda en- 81 eVpaco;
Ia inauoncla que poGee sepre On Ias; ei
egosmo que poda as0nssjar Aquess conciencas enter
Il CoRveRienCiA de quedaE oohgad0 I'M rnSdico do
Las almas agrsgsHan, qulz6 al fervor do las apcas
del bueR cuEa pRAa desarasrlsg Camh1aIeB en- COM
plicesl
En 90. .aBguStia penSaba tanbien imprcYisar al
gun mnagEo, On imprsslonar HupeEEtcloBo payor
aquelos DrboAeS inCiaados 10 maravoeo pero no ue
atreva hacer nadA: vaCiabA p0rdia esporsnxa de
hallar una atluCi6ns Aqueas iHte1rumpldas paata
das de terra le cafan ID fsnte sobrs 81 coraz6n
tortuTanaole pAEalizando sue tehcloAes.
asmos dlCho que lncidente hsbia intsrrumpido al
ttabaio ae los baa0ldos J el martlrio ael cura
Era Kumor de Ia Il szuada cue CON.
verta ofa OssaAo squela traaparOnt to fuS
tdCil recoaOceE GirasoL andandO preelp1adanento a
lado de una mujsr.
81 Cura GO extremesl6. Habia keconocido ethel.
-1D6nde ostA Ol aacerdCteg--pregunt6 GranoI
Yeinte pasos de a fosa.
El cuEa adelAnt6 aalendo de Ia sombra
-Heme aquf -dljO friamea6e--1que querei12
Por caaactsT u rlaRd6s gustaha de aa situaciones
francas desesdas; pOE dssso Dc maro atsoA taba do
busR grade 81 psligrO
Los 'npAeUaaaoa sopRltpIazes habfaa intanpmpiae
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-04

A BUEN REoAUDo-

ObsdsCiendo su primsra emoci6n, G'raSo habis ba-
cslera = llamandO Etnel VOC fuerts:
-IBaiad, bajAdl-grit6 Miss Ethel, 70 % 10 mando
No me dejsB-dijo Minnie suplicants arrojSadoso
en- brS1na de su prima
Mi q4erda nina, 10 meor obs Tacer; EeusUir equi
valdrfa 6aprovocArls aumentsF e pegro Tranquf1ate
mi CoFax6n est6 serene; voveY6.
-AhI lgi pudleras dOcYls otra que le doteatos-
susplr6 Mn6ie.
Ethal abrsz6 & Minnie % uni6 q italiaRo.
Durants eta tempo, e auiStia, mas muerto que
yyo la ahumacf6n del cue eodavis era, peSo que
b-eve deiSra de Bey, lord Hawbury Ouberto de fo
COR apepas rsgpTaba meda que ls pa0tadas de terrs
caan pssadaa r5pdaa sobre 81 ataud Ocutsba 81 ho
ror a. anguHa COR suH names que afeCtaba nsvaz
a tEontS paEa oGaR meier.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-04

~ GRANDBs HA1E AHDxa RElEsn4oa.a-l0aan.
70 q empobresimlento organize aniquila 81 cuer
po 81 espfritus Sc inpoRe davolver al siatema
norvioso toda 90 fuerza vigor; de ahf IL indica
sion especial del ( Vino Cordial do OsrsbSnG de
Olrlcl conceptuado por loB m6dicos mas emil
aente' como el recOnst6tWyents mas poderOsO y el
vttaISsaSOT mas r6pido de Las personas d65sles y
gN6mScGs; pru6bese para eogro5oray tales virtuden
y reconocidaa y aIabadasp pOr los enfermOB que 10
han tomado
De venta para ID iSla de Puerto Rico, r.
Guillermety.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-04
III AMANECER

B'sR9o s66ro muevs aua aiaa
empapsdas dc EreseO Rocto. -.
Da 10 Rocbe ell alraSar somb'fO
dulcs slondra se atg0ve & turhsr..
LaS estvellap, cuaI Guefou, % borran J.
s6lo brills msgntfca una :.
Es 81 astro del abs lila lUna
y deaciende, durmi6ndcse, q mar.
Amsnaca: en- II raya del eielO
luce ty6mula ciRts de plat,
que, trocada en fulgeste esCarlata,
esslavece q v6veda az6l;
y montAtsT, y as'vas, , rioS,
y del campo IL msgica alfombra,
rotO el negro capd4 de Il aombra,
muestran Riahlas de eandido azul.
/ En de dia Los pSjaros tOdon
10 Baludap con srpa sonora,
y arboledas y Cdspide1 dora
81 Intense, lejano arrebol
El Ogiente se incendia en- Coloreg..,
los eolorea en- vivida lumbre. :.
~ por cima del kSpsva Cu nbre,
sale 81 disco iHHSmado del sol
PEDRo ANTONIO DE ALARC6N.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-04
EXPOSITION
-42-sAN FRAN OIa c O-42
L.a ESTIRIELKsa DE ORO

Participa ( aus fayoreCedores que han reci.
bido an complete surtido en- cintaB dc todos an.
chos Y de los colores mas nuevos. EnCsjeB de
sada, htlo algod6n, EapFitB. Penachos de mu
eho gugto Fantasies de azabaehe todo de 10 mas
olsgante para ID confession de sombreros capo.
ta1 para IL preseate tempoxads. I'm los diaB y
8 as & 10 de Il noche hRbr6 expuesto On Il
misma cara an surtido de sombrerog J capotas
fn de que todaa las personas de buen gusto Sc
eaYeiorep do ID realidad SO conveDzan de que
los sombreros confeecionados por 81 h6bil artista
senior Gabarr6n no tienen rival. Haced una vi
Sita para yer 10 que en- ninguna casa podr6is en-.
eontEar de tantO guBto y tan barato. l5-9
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-04

Un duque ha sido abandonsdo por "a muier.
Uno de suH amigos la prodiga los conEuelos de
CiTcunstaneia.
--sed busno, sed clements. :. JsSucrist.
perdon6 Il mujer sdtltsra.
--Si, pero carsccles mo era su muierl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-03-04

RRhn0 el metor do todOs enc aIidad v precio
HEN VOS EY- oil RLUJ ANO De TRIGIO
So detaa Capital, Csto Is; don Manuel Rivera San Sc
baslkn 80 en- las tlendas de los sres. AYLON T. IA
MORANO en- Puerta de TERRA, f. AMI NRAN0 g." Linea
Los cerfcados de ogen andisB de tan excslentecada
aatAn disposition del que guste verOs. itbrs. 10
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-31
RELEASE OF CONNECTS.
The e are to be no Concessions on Account
 oG sunday Holiday.

The ar. to be no Concessions on Account
 sunday Holiday.
 Under former wardens of the stat e prl on it was the custom to Tel ase pris- oucrs whose sentence expired on Sunday or on a legal holiday. on tn" day prevlous When Warden Woodbridge succeeded to the control of the state pii,on he found no warrant or authority at law for such action.
 He concluded that prisoner could not legally be released until his sentence had expired. less the time allowence for good conduct and under the act passed hy the general assembly of 1sg3 tue rebate of five days per month.
 All prisoners are now released ou the day tn. ir sentences expire. irrespective of It's falling on Sunday or legal holiday. This Warden Woodbridge considers k in exact compliance with law.
 John C. Taylor, secretary of the Con- necticut Prison association, agrees with Warden Woodbridge that there k no nu- throity for releasing prisoner before the expiration of his term of service if the day on which he lI u | be r, leased should hl D. pen to be sunday or q legal holiday. but thinks the former plan has its advant age.
 The warden cannot keep A prisoner one minute after the beginning of the day on which his seni' ncr expires if he desires to be released. the courts having decided that any portion of day constitutes a day Q: sentence.
 But it has been usual for the prisoner to be kept until the secretary ef the prison association arrives in tine forenoon of the day to give the prisoner all the privileges extended by the association, such a- clothing, money. transportation and what. | ever l. necessary tn give tLa mau 4 chluce for a new start in life.
 Mir Taylor will prepare bill authorizing tho cOntI1uance of the old system.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-31
WORLD OF SPORTS.

The injury to Mack makes il lcvolve upon Merit to do all the catching for the PittshutH~ for some time tO come.
 Last Thursday Nick Wise WAS m rrac- tice and Davis wcs batting erounders unr of them that Wise did not see struck him on the chin. breaking hIS jaw
 Al Johnson could get coOd money Ia r,- lease Joe Muly"y. Washington would like him. but it would take big sum to G' { bis release. as his work has won more games than any player in the club.
 Just where Arthur Irwin k getting any better work out of the rhillleS than Harry Wright did is difficult 10 detect. In fact. comparison k rather in favor of the veteran.
 Louisville has not won game from New York or Boston this season. being the only League club that has nut won at least one game of their seues.
 In a game between Minneapolis and De- troit. in the former city. Last Thursday. won by Detroit. First RA>cmnu Howard Earle. made three Lomc ruu~. Tom E~tsrhrCok stopped over m Balti- more while tEe Bos:Cns wtTe iu that city. He was their guest at the Eutlaw house. and was presented with purse upon lcav. ing.
 Substitute Umpire Herrin of the league staff was presented with n cabbage head bouquet in St Louis on the 27th instant during the St Louis-Louisville game 1T recognition of his alleged poor work.
 In all of the years that Harry wrigh had charge of the Philadelphia club nc such scenes were enacted in that city a, have been the case in two instances of tn, single season that Arthur Irwin has beer manager.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-31
How ;o N.a:,. T.rtar S.uee.

Put the yolk of onc fresh egg in a bowl or deep soup plate. Commence stirring this about gently. always one way; then i,raGually stir i'll quarter of a tablespoonful of dry mustard. A box wood spoon or fork is the best to stir it with. After you have stirred this for one minute take q bottle of French olive oil, and drop by drop stir it ill. As it gets very thick, thin with few drops of Paragon vinegar or lemon juice, con tinuing the stirring all the time. Repeat this process till you have as much mix ed as you need. The yolk of one egg will use up q pint bottle of oil Add to this half of q medium sized red onion, a sprig of parsley, 3 tablespoonfuls of ca pers, all chopped very fine. Stir well to- gether, add q dash of rcd pepper, and you have a perfect tartar sauce.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-31
UNDER $2,5OO BONDS.
V " Haven New>dealers Warned Not to
 Sell the Waterbury Globe.

V Haven Ncw>dealers warn'd Not to
 Sell the Waterbury Globe.
 c. F. Downey and H. $. NIsscher of the Globe Publishing company were arrested here last night and taken to New Haven bv Deputy Marshal k. c. Loveridge on warrants charging them with violating of the United States postal laws in sending obscene matter through the mails. Detec- tive Leete came to Waterbury yesterday to locate Messrs Downey and Nisscher. In the afternoon Detective Egan found MT Visscher in the Globe office and took him into custody. MT Downey was out of town and did not arrive home until 6:53. As soon as he heard that he was wanted he went directly to headquarters and surren- dered himself to Marshal Loveridge. The party decided to proceed to New Haven by carriage, where they arrived before mid night and were brought before COmmis- sioner Wright. The men waived exam | ination and bail was put at $2.50o each. \ hearing will be given Friday. Attorney | Cole who accompanied the party to New | Haven furnished the bonds. Prosecuting Attorney Fox of New Haven said yesterday | that he would prosecute the case if the Cnitcd States government did not, although the state statute did not cover the case as fully as the postal laws. The New Haven correspondent for the paper has not been discovered yet. William Neely. of Malley, Neely .S Co. has engaged John W. filling in q suit for criminal libel against the paper because of scurrillous article regarding | his clerks.
 City Attorney Fox of New Haven today sent out notices to all of the newsdcalers in the city. warning them not to handle the Waterbury Globe long as it con tains matter as scurrilous as its recent editions. He also requested the report rs to cause a notice to be printed in the papers warning the newsboys not to sell th, paper Prosecution will follow Tn any case where the tenor of these notices i, 1 NiplAf,l
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-07-31
DOWN THE VALLEY NOTES
Doings of s Day In Ssugatuek and Union
 EIty.

DoIngs of s Day In Ssugatuok and Union |
 CItY. NAUoATUck. July 3l-we hear that the | fire department has secured the American band of Waterbury for their parade on Labor day. I A. Morse has some S35 worth of rockets that were left over from the Fourth owing to rain. He desires to say that if our factory employees will take up a ten cent collection and raise S35 to buy table work to go with them. he will give them fine display of fireworks on that evening. of the lis subscribers for the fourth of July celebration. but thirty five were connected in any way with our factories; these of course should not be expected to contribute. Neither will the rockets be put up unless provision is made for other work to go with them.
 Constable Fruin was fined S7 and costs by Justice Hungerford yesterday. for as- sault on a woman at Straitsville last week The case was appealed.
 John Riley. an aged and respected citi- zen. died last night after an illness of nearly two years. The deceased was an employe of the Dunham hosiery for many years. The funeral will take place from St Francis church tomorrow morning.
 The members of the Epworth league and NJ. F.. church will go on m excursion to Pawson park tomorrow. Quite n number of tickets have been sold.
 The police on Saturday evening arrested young man for iutoXicatiOn and begging money on the streets. He gave the name of Jerry Lee and claimed to be from Rhode Island. Justice Hungerford fined him s5 and costs. He went to jnil.
 J. Wales Lines of Mcrideu was in the place yesterday starting gang of men 10 finish up the school building contract.
 There will be an examination of some half dcZcn out of town teachers held hy the examining board to-day.
 An anniversary requiem mass for the late Father Pagan. pastor of St FTanCIs church. will be celebrated at 3 o'clock to- morrow morning. The Chulr. Tn whom Father Pagan always took dSrp interest. has prepared sPeciil musical Programme for the occasion. Rev Father Fitzgerald by special invitation ot the prescott pastor. will be present and il is expected that l., will celebrate the mss. Though ycaI has passed since the death Of Father Fa. gan his memory is as fresh aad the sorrow for his loss as keen as if this sad bereavs, ment of the people was only yesterday. In fact. as time advances the Catholic peOpl, of Naugatuck feel more and more keenly the loss of him whose name is a household word-Fathcr Pagan. He lived for hi, people and the tears of to-day arc shed al his name. ''The tear that We shed thOucl in secret it rolls. will long keep his mem. ory green m cur souls.