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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-25
Rig Haul Ry Burglars.

NEW HAVEN. May D Burglars entered the residence of Abner Hendee, at 52 Park street. some time during last night. and f300 in money and checks, $lO0 worth of sllverwAre, and an overcout were taken. The entered through n lower Tear win dow. and did not awaken anyone. There is no clue
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-25
-TRU \kS-

Zine trunks, strongly made. iron bottom and good trim mingS. 2S inches. Commences at 2.4S. rises :}7Ic size.
 A new number of canvas. trunks, 2S inches. costs , 50, rises 37c a size. Other grades commence at 300, $50, 400 and 800.
 We sell the best made trunk for 800 that is produced. Have something better in can vas trunks; as high as 11.5O. That calls for the best. They are bound with leather. trim med with brass and have trunk straps on them.
 DRESS SUIT CASES
 Leather handbags and grips and extension cases Leather suit case. the 800 grade. for 3.+S. Grain leather handbags, II to Is inches, prices 9Sc to 2.5O. Handbags of imitation leather, 15c to 1.25. Canvas extension, sizes l2 to 24 inches. prices 35c to 1.1O. Better cases are leather bound.
 Trunks marked and delivered free.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-25
Increased Wages i'm TorrlnCton.

ToRRINGToN. May 25 The Coe Brass Co to-day posted notices of an increase of ten per cent iu wages. representing a cut made year ago About six hundred men will receive the increase
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-25
Gr,no Held w,,hou. Rail.

BROOKLYN, May 25 Young Griffo was to day held without bail for a crime against William Gottlisb. a Coney Island boy. The extreme penalty is twenty years.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-25
Five Lives Lost.

BUFFALO. May 25.-A steam yacht used by the city at creek on Michigan street, vas eapsized at ' o'clock this morning, Five lives are reported lost.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-25
An Advance In wnrcs.

YOUNGSTOWN, O., May 25- The Ohio Steel company If this city has advanced the wugcs of its employees, over 1.OOo in number. 10 per cent.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-25

THOMAS F. RUSSELL. formerly of Bald
 Il win street has bought the saloon and fixtures $40 Bank street and will open the place this evening with full line of choice nqu DTS and cigars.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-25

' OSJ "A small pug dog, with collar bear Feglstet No Liog, Reward offercdifor return
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-25

TIE seven bootblacks who petitioned for a license to maintain chairs at different parte of the city were notified last night to call on City Clerk Grady and plank down 5 each for years license. Those who have permanent stands pronounce the laws great piece of imposition for by far the larger number of bootblAcks in the city are known as ''tiyers" and rush from one place to another and in this way succeed in do- ing better business than those who can always be found at che particular place. The law they thlrk should be fr rtmad so as to reach all who ar" eng ged In that line of tuslutsS, aud tltN T. Ltrd It KS uutAlr as II would be to chus. Il mln A heavy license for keeping a store ti.d allow someone else to sell the same line ot goods about town without license
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-25
Newfoundland Wants to Borrow.

4NV" "I"4'IuI"I1U VI 'LHIs IU ESUFFuW'
 ST. JoHN's, N. F., May 25.-It is prac- tiCally Cont edrd that Colonial Secretary Bond is likely to arrange loan from the United states Tho only risk now is that England will interfere and block the whole nCCnIintiun
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-25
WILL LOSE HIS LEG.
\ Bristol Man Crushed By " New Eng
 land Locomotive.

land Locomotive.
 Michasl Downs, 35, a boss employed on the grading at the new Sessions foundry plant in Bristol met with an accident last evening which will probably necessitnte the amputatIon of his left leg. He was pinned againsta brick wall by A lccomo- tive on the New England road anlhis leg crushed Tn terrible manner Dr Bren- nan was summoL ed and this morning took the man to hls home in Wallingford. pr Bacon of New Haven has been sent for aud will attend Downs at WallinGtcrd.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-25
AS YOU LIKE IT.
Stray Leaves .FromsR Reporters Note
 Book. ''

Stray Leaves From.R Reporters Note
 Book. Al
 THERE is a kind of swearing that many men indulge in which Is not down as such in the good book Instead of giving vent to their feelings in oaths. they slam the doors. knock over the furniture. kick the dog, and make as much noise as possible It is practically the same thing as swearing, springs from the same kind of fe-ling. ex- cept that words are not spoken. The fur niture is forced to make a noise, SO it might be called wooden swearing. This kind of swearing proceeds from a bad disposition. but in these days when hus- bands go home to cold dinners and sup pers. and the sitting room stove has to come down and go into the garret. and the carpet hangs on the line to be whipped, !" a little wooden" swearing Is excusable.
 
 THE reporter will not vouch for the truth of story that is being told about pop ular drug clerk. He was tending the soda fountain the other evening. so they say. when two visitors of lovelinrss presented themselves before him One of them asked for an orange phosphate, the other an equally delectable compound As the clerk was busy preparing the beverages one of the girls turned to her companion and in dulcet tones said, just loud enough to be heard by the druggist: Il wonder where the other handsome clerk is that used to be here. with the accent on "other." The clerk was fattered and fairly beamed on hIs fair customers. They Razed at him roguishly as they drank and then tripped out of the store leaving the clerk in such a beatific condition that it WAS at least five minutes before he realized that the admir- ing damsels had forgotten to leave behind the price of their drinks.
 4 COUPLE of German women who ap- peared o1 Bank street about o'clock Thursday afternoon had badges marked: | Guests of Sumner. No l." pinned on their breasts. The women were looking at some goods in a store window when n man wear ing Sumner. No l, cap came along and meeting the ladies, after hearty hand shake invited them to have something The invitation was accepted and with mis- chief in his eyes the man led the way as far as the door of A we'll known saloon. when the women hesitated and asked him if il | was ladies restaurant. The old fellow appeared bent on having some fun with the women and assured them that it was and that large number of their lady | friends were enjoying themselves inside. The women were anxious enough to enter. but seemed to have presentlment that their trelnd was putting up job on them, but finally, aft considerable persuasion | took hold of each others arms and fol. lowed the man through the doorway When they reached the folding doors and peeped 1n and saw a crowd of men but none of their own sex, they turned and fled. When they reached the postoffice they stopped and fairly shook with laugh, ter. A minute later the joker. d gray bearded old veteran, appeared ou the street and beckoned to the women to come on But it was no use. They shook their fists threateningly at him and disappeared 1T the crowd in the postoffice
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-25
The |, E, HAASE CO.,, WAterbury's Great Carpet. Wall Paper and
 Drapery House.
 15S to 16S GRAND STREET.
The Largest Trunk And Bag Department In The City.

Filled to overfowing with a
 grand new stock of Trunks
 and Bags.
 Nearly a calload Of Trunks received in the past few days, impossible to give a description of tock and prices in this space. \ few prices taken at random may give you an inkling of our stock and the way we will sell if
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-25
BASEBALL.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

F AsTERN LEAGUE GAME
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31
Pnl ltllg u OIL.

Do not be in a hurry 20 begin work
study your coject well before you try 10
reproduce H.
DO not be afraid of soiling your fingers
as long as your work remains clean, be-
cause you must think Of your picture. and
not OF self
After scraplng your pallet clean never
leave the wood bare but rub 1t well with
oil before mixing coiors on it again.
This is fact | would impress upon
your mind. In either oil or water-cOlor
painting IL YOU wish a free and easy
touch, bold ana effective handling, ac-
custom Yourself to the use Of large
brushes.
Try TO see and be willing 20 acknowledge
your faults and study 10 overcome them.
Correct your compositions over and over
again.
In your first attempt at painting choose
subjects simple in FORM and color but
there must be good proportion OF light
and dark.
DO not think that you were born with
a good eye for color and that you re-
quire no education as 20 this branch Of
art. Your good eye for color needs cult
vat.on.
Whenever it is possible study your
subject from nature.
Keep your shadows clear and trans
parent avoiding muddy coloring. Make
your lights thick ard crisp.
The best brushes are fiat brlstles. with
one or two fiat. red sables, and a smaller
round-poinied sable for the finishing
touches.
Use the color as pure as you can. and
mix tlnts lightly.
To study nature as well as the works
OF good artists, will be more improving
than giving away TO imaginary fancies.
colors are not mixed into q muddy.
pasty mass with your pallet knife be-
fore applying TO the canvas. but are
drawn together lightly with the brush
and mixed no more tnan is absolutely
necessary.
Wash your brushes I'm kerosene oil
to remove tie paint first. then in soap
water, rinsing in clear water.
In painting the high light on flowers
try 70 lay each stroke just where IL be-
longs. AM work 1t just as little as pos
sible
We have heard OF an artist advanced
in years and Of great capacity who never
fails 10 make "A sketch OF study of some
flower or objcc. in nature every day Of
his life.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31
Three Negroes IrotaNly Lynched.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA. May 9.-ln
Polk county. Fla. last Tuesday night,
a negro entered the house Of Mr.. Pipkin
and assaulted his daughter. Mrs. Timber
lake, while she was IN bed with her little
girl. The negro choked Mrs Tiinbcrlake
and injured her badly. The lady managed
10 scream. and her father. who slept IN
an adjoining room. came 70 her aid. Tic
negro. hearing Mr.. Pipkin coming, os-
capped through the window. The negro was
chased Wednesday. and arrested in a
cabin about night with three compan-
ions. Guards started with the four negroes
to Barlow, but were met 10y masked men,
who took the negroes into the woods.
Three Of the negroes have not been seen
since The fourth was beaten and ordered
to leave. It is supposed the three negroes
we're lyuched
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31
WHEELMEN AT WINSTON.
WILLIAM BREWER WINS TIE FOR
SYTH CHAMPIONSHIP.
Thu Ttme Made Was 2:45-Opening Of Thu
Twin City Club Rooms Salem Conn.,
neneement Ex'rrises.

WINSTON, n. c., May 3o.-Special.-ln
the bicycle races here this afternoon
William Brewer won the Forsyth cham
piohship in the mile race; time. go
There were three entries.
The one-mile handicap was won by Nc
Mackin. of Charlotte. The time foi
scratch man, George W. Adams, 2:z3.
McMackin started from the llO-yard
mark. There were five entries.
Half-mile. open. won by Adams. Time,
I.l0 Four entries.
Half-mlle. handicap. was won by Nc
Mackin, from the forty-yard mark.
Adams. scratchman, was six inches be-
hind. Time for scratchman. 100.
This is the southern competi;ioe re-
cord for half-mile. Another record was
broken on the Winston track to-day first
one being one mile in 2:23, by Adams
THE TWIN CITY PLEASURE CLUB.
Tonight the Twin City Pleasure Cluo
threw open their spacious ana hanasoiiie-
ly-furnished room. the occasion being the
annual reception to the many visitors 70
the Twin City. Music, flowers, refresh
ments. and dancing. with feminine ioNeh-
ness and chivairy are reigning supreme
sALfM coMMEScEMEsr.
The ninety-thrd commencement exer-
cises Of the Salem Female College were
concluded to-day, and were attended oy
an immense number OF friends ana pa
irons of the institution.
The Grafton, by Mr.. James NJ. Bock' OF
Philadelphia. was one OF the most scnolarly
and magnetic addresses ever heard here
His subject was "rhe Relation OF Mans
Position to WOman's Position, I'D the iaS'
and Present" He paid a glowing trlDute
10 wOmans influence for good IN the
world. His final peroration was grand ana
brought tears to many eyes In the au-
dience.
Diplomas were awarded TO nine grad
yates in special studies, and fifty-three III
the regular class They were presented
by Bishop 2ondtahler
.'BuD" cUNsISGHAN ARRTsTTD.
Bid Cunningham (colored), VINO shol
and Killed his sweetheart, Lenora Haley
In Winston. \. c.. two weeks ago, was
arrested to-day at Pocahontas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31

Had he read the columns Of this paper care
fully no would have known that there is
one preparation on the market which will
cure sprains very neutrality-suspicious.
ufacturcd by the Quratol Remedy com
pany. OF Norfolk, Va. and sold by al!
druggists at 80 cents bottle.
. Qnratol will cure sprains. bruises, cuts,
sores. burns, scalds, wounds, and all skin
diseases.
Mr.. George T. King. proprietor OF the
City mills. Richmond. Va, says: II tried
Quratol for very severe sprain and swell
ing and the result was entirely satisfac-
tory. would use Il again under similar
circumstances, and would recommend it
10 others
Captain c. J. Iredell, exchief OF police
OF Norfolk says: "Soon after my appoint
ment as chief Of police Of the city Of Nor
folk / sustained severe sprain in my
onkle. a few applications of Quratol rs
n wet bandagc relieved the pain and al
layed the swelling aud enabled me to at
tend 10 my duties without loss OF time
do not hesitate TO recommend it,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31

won. with ridiculous ease. by three-quar-
tiers of a length. The withdrawal OF
the other probable starters from the race
was due 10 the recognized form OF Po-
wick. who is regarded as the best three
year-old now on the turf.
Richard Cookers colt Montauk did not
start in the race for the Horseiy plate.
NJ. +. Dwye's Harry Reed was scatch-
ed from the race for the Royal stakes.
The race for the Great Surry breeders
foal plate. 200 sovereigns, was won by
Lord Rosebery's chestnut nlly. Avilion.
by Cameliard. out Of Myra; Douglass
Bairds bay colt Simington. by Ayrshire,
out of Syphonia, second: and A. W.
coxe's chestnut hlly, Radiant, by Spring
field, out Of Radiant. third.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31

HENDERSON, KY, May 30.-John
Swanagin. colored. was killed this morn
ing while attempting to break jail. A
conspiracy 20 escape had been found to
exist among several of the prisoners.
which. when hey attempted 10 execute.
resulted In the death Of the leader. Swan
agin was powerful fellow, and before he
was subdued he whipped Jailor Kohl.
Deputy Tailor Whitehead. and three negro
trustees. The negro fought for his
liberty until dubbed TO death with billies
by the jail officials The coroner's jury
returned verdict generating the Jailor
and mis- associates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31
NO PROOF OF HAH1I's DEAN.
An Asssr'i' n rhst the Cuban L.ader VIII
Land on american Soil Within 80 Day.

An Asssr'i' n rhst the Cuban Lsader VIII
Land on fmeric-n Soil Within 80 Day.
TAMPA, FLA. May o.-The passenger
list from Havana by the Mascotte today
was small Among the passengers was
very intelligent citizen Of the United
States lie stated TO the Times-tmon cor
respondent that there is no proof that
MART IS dead. In spite OF the published
stories Of the Spanish government lie
stated positively that Mart Is not only
alive and well. but that he will land on
American soil Within thirty days. The
fact. that Martinez Cainpos refused TO
furnish proof OF the death OF Marti, 50
that his widow could collect the policy OF
insurance on his life is evidence that
Campos does not believe that MART is
dead.
The gentleman further stated that very
little active work was being done In the
rebellion. so far as the outside world can
see. but that the insurgents would make
a move shortly
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31

whit ly and Fell sent~nred to Ten Years In
the St-te pi.on.

WELDON, y. c., May So.-spocial.-
Judge Mc1vcr sentenced Forest NJ. Rivers
and R6 bert Stewart to five years each In
the States prison late yesterday after
neon in the Halifax Superior Court
William Whitley and T. c. Bell, the two
white men who came here from Greens
VILE comfy. Va, were placed on trifl
for breaking into the stores OF l.. Clark
end ". d. Smith They entered plea OF
guilty AMI were sentenced 10 the Ieniten-
tiary for ten years each.
There have been over twenty CONVICTIONS
during this week. Many of them were
not tried. but plead guilty.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31

ROME. May 2o.-signor Folice Cavalot-
ii. the ultra-Radlcal leader, has given no.
tice that he intends to make a motion in
the Chamber OF Deputies to annul the
election of Prime Minister Crispi. in the
Fifth district Of Rome. in which constitu-
ency he defeated the Slcilian Socialist.
Giuseppi de Felicguffra.
Signor Cavalotti based his action on the
fact that the Socialists in the district
were arrested 10 prevent them from
voting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31
ROsEBEKY'S HORNE gfNs 4GAIy.
Ovll'a Captures the Gtest Surry Breeders
Foal Plats-kpsem Grand Prize.

LONDON, May So.-The race for the
Epson grand prize Of 200 soveregns for
three-year-olds. one mile and a quarter,
the city and suburban course. was run
at Epson to-day Nnd won by Russelrs
brown colt. Whittier. by Kureato, out Of
Virginia Shore. j. Best's bay colt Po-
wick. by Sarabad. QUE OF Elegance was
the only other starter, out OF a large field
or entries. Powick was a hot favori,e
at 10 3. but the flag Of the Whittier
jumped to the front. and soon drew clear
Of his competitor. The horses kept
their respective positions until they be-
gan the descent OF the grade for home,
when the pace was somewhat improved,
hut WhittAr kant ahead throughout, and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31

Interesting Facts About Eichmond's Cit
zens and Otier Matters.

Miss Fannie Call, who has been spend
ing a week with friends In Tuckahoe,
returned 10 the city yesterday
Jane Meyers cut Robert Jones. of 72o
J street. with n knife last night and was
arrested. The injured man received tho
attention OF the ambulance surgeon and
was taken 10 his home.
The officers and teachers OF the Pfesby-
terrain Sabbath school. Union HILL hold
"A special business meeting this evening
at SID o'clock al tho Gracc-Street
church, corner Grace and Fourth streets.
All members are earnestly requested 10
attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31

lie is Charged with Shortage of About
600.

WINSTON, y. c., May 3).-Special.-A
special from Godsboro, y. c.. says: c.
NJ. Levster. who has been agent of the
Southern Railroad Company in this city
for the past four years. has come 10
grief. He is charged with being de-
fauiter for 5000. His shortage. it Is
claimed. dates back several months,
which he managed to cover by aid Of
presenting fictitious checks when the
auditor would come around TO check up.
Leyistcr has been quite a society man
here. He was leader in St. Pauls NJ.
f. church choir and the Y. NJ. C.. a.
He went to Goldsboro from Winston.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31

charming model %
entire cOstum
ed hack
cuts
tht to
The
id overDl rt made
bow a h
ir, Their If a
Of
With Whit
q The
shown n
the Tho
nbb
extended around the collar being
the
Dresden ribbon extended from The
ribbon pcaiiAy
pattern and inches
81 ma
by 9th
otherwise the Will cents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31

T,1se Me, Reported k,iied at Steam Saw
NH

Mnl.
TAYI.ORSVILLE. y. c., May S.-Ihis
evening the mail carrier on the route
from here to Lenoir brought the report
OF a terrible accident near the Caldwell
county line. About noon to-day. Al q
steam saw mill. owned by Messrs. XII
Ian and league the boiler exploded. Kill
ing three men instantly and seriously
injuring three more.
OF the three killed one was a league
and the other two were brothers by the
name of Oxford one Of the three in
iured had the misfortune to lose both
his eyes.
Further particulars as to damage or the
cause Of the explosion cannot yet be as
certained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31

PHILADELPHIA. May %.-rhe excel
lint racing at Belmont track attracted
about 1. 800 people there this afternoon
and they saw thirteen sharply contested
heats As has been the case, since Inc
meeting opened, record-brcakins to-day
was the rule, nearly every neat giving The
winner new time. Ia ne % pac"
race which came over from ycstcrity
afternoon, seven heats having been paced.
Mascot, .r., to-day took the TWO hrst
heats and won the race. The three other
events on the cari took eleven heats 10
decide, but all were finished. The meet
ing closed attn to-day's racing. sum
maries.
2:25 class. pacing Diminished on We'd
resday)-
Mascot. Jr., b. g., by Wilkes Hurrah
(EniOtD .................. 10 - 9H !
CALYPSO, ......... .......... . S | ? . y
Comet, ............-..,t..... \ j 1 :
Katie Grecniander. Arion, Lizzie Myers,
Simon Bolivar, Allen j.. Clan Alpine. Pick
aninny. Billy West, Argentina, raced in
the order named
Time. 2:2Ol-i; 2;ll 81; 217 Ia; us Ii:
2:2o' 2:2l Ia; 2;22 Ia; 2le ii; 2.26.
2:lS class. trotting-
Queen Afford. b. m. by Afford w.
(CampbclD. ........................2 !
Jacksonian, ..........................'
Pat My Boy. Almontane Katherine,
Verlenda H.. Scranton Belle. Chance.
Claymore. Martin X. Rockburn. Hundley
raced in the order named
Time. 2iS IL: 2:is II; 2l5 Ii; 2:is
2g class. trotting-
Oakland Prince. b. s.. by Frontier
thalgnO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / 1
Prince Albert. ......................1O 10
On Iline, s.s....s..................J Z :
Maud ~. u. c., Silver Mark. Antonina.
Fleetwood. Tom Medium. Orphan Boy.
Clodia raced in the order named.
Time, 90 IL: 2:2o Ia: 2:2i Il; 2:23.
2:lS class. pacing
Prairie Lille. b. m. by Adrian Wilkes
bcSttls ...-sss.ss...ss. ...sss..-+..sssl
Miss Woodland .......... ...........2
Dolgetty. .................. ............3 3
Happiness. Walter d.. Omega, Yon Tell
raced in the order named.
Time. 2:l3 Ia; 2:l3 l-2; 21i.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31

house a day for several
years, and as his acct
dent policy had just OK
pired he thought 1t best
to say nothing. The gen
tleman in question WAS
walking along the street
ut night, when his foot
suddenly turned, sprain-
ing the leg at the ankle,
aud combining him to his
house for several DAYS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-05-31

VIENNA. May S0.-Twenty thousand
workingmen to-day made a demOnstra-
ton in favor Of universal suffrage on the
Rhinestrasse In front OF the parliament
airy building. The proceedings were per-
fectly orderly.