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Evening journal., 1895-02-14
IN the SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. li-The senate he
gan Its session with q spirited discussion
d the financial question but soon turned
its attention 20 the postoiiice apprOpria-
tion hill ana spont the rest nf the day on
the proposition 10 have tho government
own railway postal cars. Mr. Villas Of
Wisconsin hroughton the financial discuss
sion by Offering bill granting toth0
president the authority he ha requested
in his recent message for issuing per
cent gold bonds payable In gold
Mr.. sherman OF Ohio offered n suisti-
tuta to the silver bin reported Tuesday pro.
viding for gold bonds and temporary gold
certificates The two Colorado senators
Nh Teller and Mr. Wolcott- called atten-
tion TO the fact that the syndicate of bank
ers who had secured control Of those bonds
was now marketing them i'm London at
Ii2 making a net profit Of per cent
az the outset
The debate brought ont frequent refer
ences to the contUact hotweon tho treasury
department. ana the bankers and as 6 re-
suit Mr.. Aialich 81 Rhode Island offered
q resolution calling on the president foi
q copy of the contract. 1t was agrooa te
take the vote on the pending amendments
as 70 railway postal service at O'Clock
today.
The senate agreed to the house resolu
tion extending the time for making re-
turns on the income tax TO April - next
Work Of the House.
The house devoted the day TO business
relating TO tho District OF Columbia, and
with hutore exception il was foaturo.c .css
Daring the drbata Mr. an Neriis O.
Now 4ork secured tho floor and intFoduc
eda resolution calling upon the commit
Evening journal., 1895-02-14
ooMTEMPoRARY oplNIoN.
The Cost Of Folly.

From the New York World.
Our government can borrow all the
money ii wants at three per cent or less.
Yet 1t Is just now about to borrow
$l00, 000, 900 at three and a half or three
and three-eights per cent It can
borrow all the money It wants from our
own people Senator Sherman speaks as
an expert when he says that a popular
loan Of $500, 600 000 would be taken up
in two days Yet we are shout TO borrow
$500. 600, 900 Of foreign bankers, to whom
we must pay $4 600, 600 year interest
for thirty years to come,t or 1920, 600 coo
In all, besides the principal OF
$l00, ,000, 600 In order TO get $l00, COG, 600
now we must send abroad 1920 600, 600
within thirty years
Evening journal., 1895-02-14
The Exposition AZ atlanta

From the Baltimore sun.
There IS gratifying evidence that the
management OF the Cotton States and
International Exposition 20 bs held in
Atlanta from September is to December
81, 1885, Is using every possible means Of
bringing this admirable enterprise to the
attention Of the governments and people
Of all parts Of the world, and with vegy
satisfactory practical results Nov that
the Legislatures Of some thirty Of the
hfiy states and territories are ih session,
President aud Director General Collier is
through bis agents and personally, every.
where asking active co operation BY
appropriation for suitable buildings, with
exhibits illustrating The resources and
products Of each state and territory.
Every part of the Union, It ia shown,
needs 20 bs represented at Atlanta.
either as seller or buyer. sud
often 10 both characters With indomi-
table spirit "ths Yankees Of che South
are making themselves ubiquitous cap
turing Legislatures 81 capltols not only
ia the United States but in Central and
South America, in Canada. 10 Australia.
in South Africa. in Asia and ia the vari-
Gus states OF Europe Russia, the,
learn through Minister Breckinridge. Il
interested Ia cotton looking forward q
time when the Cars plantations il
Turkestan will rivsl those Of the South
The transfer Of New England cotton
mills 70 the S1ntn gives new interest e
tho cotton feature Of the exposition, an
manufacturers everywhere desire Z
learn By visit to the cotton growin
region just what are the conditions tina
give tne southern mill owners thsi
conceded SUCCESS.
Evening journal., 1895-02-14
A Deadly Menace

From Washington we learn that, In a
communication TO the Department Of
state from United States Consul
Kirk, stationed at Copenhagen. Denmark,
it Is stated that there Is danger Of
importing leprosy from Iceland, through
the New England fishermen, on account
Of the yearly intercourse between them,
especially those Of Gloucester, Mass,
and the people Of Iceland Consul Kirk
says:
Il enclose two original papers BY DR..
Edward Ehlsrs, Of Copenhagen, on the
subject OF leprosy in Iceland, This
matter has attracted much attention
here of late, ana has been considered Of
such Importance BY the Danish Govern
ment that the Rigsdag voted DR., Ehlers
the sum Of three thousand crowns TO 20
to Iceland during the past Summer
investigate the disease, and report the
result Of his researches, with his con.
illusions thereon. This he has done in
the article which appears in the Medical
Week which / have forwarded by this
mail
The doctor concludes his article. with
the remark that 'leprosy is a contagious
affection, and BY no means hereditary
I think it proper. therefore, to bring
to the notice Of the department the
following facts: Consular Agent Gram
Of Dyrefjord in his last report forwarded
to the department by ma, gives the names
OF thirteen fishing vessels all from
Gloucester, Mass, which touched at
Dyreijord and other points on the vest
coast Of Iceland during the Summer Of
1894.
"Mr Gram particularly mentions the
case Of one Of these vessels, which on.
ployed en- Icelander during the last
Summer for three weeks. The man was
quite well when he was taken on board
and continued so for three weeks, when
he became sick aud was sent ashore. The
vessel sailed away, and within two
months aftsrward this same man, who
had been employed on board developed a
malisans case q leproay, which attacked
his hands and face.
Unfortunately Mr., Gram took no
especial notice Of the case at the time
and has forgotten the name Of the yes.
sell Mr. Gram himself is not afraid Of
lsprosy, and does not think there Is
danger Of contamination TO the crews Of
these vessels.
"Dr. Ehlers, on the other hsnd. with
whom have spoken on the subject, IL
pronounced in the opinion that there is a
constant menace to the United States
from this yearly intercourse between tbs
hardy fishermen on New England and
the people Of this Northern island, wherS
lepIoEy seems to have made It's home and
where 81 has existed for centuries past
AS precautionary measure, would
suggest u may bs allowed TO express
AZ opinion that the employment Of Ice
landsrs az part OF the crew Of these YES
sells. while engaged in fishing be strictly
prohibited. and that cpmmunication will
the shore aud inhabitants be limited I,
cases Of actual necessity. submit these
facts TO the department as have gath
cred them
Evening journal., 1895-02-14

Guard must come slowly; it remains for
the officers to sec that It comes surely.
There is no danger OF any extravsgant
course being pursued by the military
authorities We hope that the General
Assembly will sec its way clear to grant
the guard sufficient money to afford It
proper maintenance
Evening journal., 1895-02-14

The members or the General Assembly
are reasonable men so long as the de-
manas made u2on them are reasonable,
but they become the thirty tyrants when
demands are Of an extraordinary and
unreasonable charsc er We lave the
beat OF feeling for tas National Guard
and an earnest interest ia everything
which tends TO increase its efficiency
This feeling prompti Us to advise the
officers VINO will 10 It in Dover on next
Tuesday to act f~ ,e-stely aud to frame
bill which ats not all that they
want, but ell 'ast iFey think they car
get. The reh4s.-isation Of the Nationa
Evening journal., 1895-02-14

Mrs Green-I called to see Mrs. Brown
and show her my new hat. Mrs Black
Did she ask you the price Of IT. Mrs.
Gieen-No. Mrs Black-Dear me;
wonder what she can be offended about.
Evening journal., 1895-02-14

A Commission Of Review TO lie Asked Tor.
The Law and Finance Committee Of
CITY Council held q meeting last evening
aud decided to ask that body TO dscline
to accept the award made By the com
mission in the opening Of Eleventh and
Monroe streets, % Il vas too high. A
commission Of review will be asked for.
Evening journal., 1895-02-14
The sultan aad Armenia.
From the London Times.

Prom the London Times.
We reg et TO announce that our
strenuous and persevering Efforts to o.
tain admission into Armenia for special
correspondent charged with the dnty OF
impartially investigating the occur.
rences et Sasun have proved fruitless.
For every kind OF obstruction on the
part Of the Turkish officials ia Armenia
We were, Of course, fully prepared. But
we clung to the hope that Ia higher
quarters there would be found sufficient
statesmaushipand enlightenment.t to over
rule the shortslghted opposition OF local
authorities. That hope must now be
abandoned. The Turkish Government
are still entirely blind TO the Importance
Of permitting that independent inquiry
which alone can aHtisfy western opinion.
Every one at all conversant with the
management Of business at CONSTANT
nople knows that a matter Of this kind
pushed In this way, is finally decided by
no lower authority than the Sultan him
self
Evening journal., 1895-02-14
Papa's Pants
Would Do
for Willie

If they we're made over and dyed with
Diamond Dyes, the great horne money.
saver. The childreus clothes the faded
cloak, wrapper or dress can be made 10
look like new, at cost of only 30
cents, and no experience is ntsded.
Evening journal., 1895-02-14
STATE OF ONO, CIrY or TOLEDO,
I.mgta FtorrNT4s eAs

Lucas County. fses
FRANK J. CHENEY, makes oath that he Is
the senior partner Of the firm OF r. j. CHE
NEY d Co. doing business in the city Of To-
ledO, county and state aforesaid, and that
said firm win pay the sum Of ONE HUN
DhED DOLLARS for each and every case Of
Gatarrh that cannot be cured BY the use Of
HALLS OATARBH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence. this 9th day OF December, A. d., 1886.
--A-
SEAL A. W. GLEASON,
'-'--l Notary Public.
Halls CataTrh Cure il taken internally and
Acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. Send for testimonials,
free. u. J. CHENEY q co, Toledo. o.
tW sold by druggists, 15c.
Evening journal., 1895-02-14
DIAMOND DYES

come in more than 40 shades, and the
Fast Black are fast
Direction Book aud forty samples Of
colored cloth free
WELLS. RICHARDSON g. Co, Burlington, vt
Evening journal., 1895-02-14

Maine Congressman will all favor
Reeds Presidential aspirations.
Evening journal., 1895-02-14
Active Wooden mills Tbe Tarlm Scare
Is over

is over
From the American Wool Reporter.
The general feeling among the trade is
exceedingly good. Darkness has turned
into day the clouds Of foreign com
petition which q few weeks ago hovsre 4
threateningly over the domestic market
have almost entirely disappeared and
confidence once more returned. These
facts fully verify the statements made III
these columns some time ago TO the
effect that the foreigner was not going
10 accomplish nearly the amount Of
business on his Fall samples that he. as
well az the domestic agents aud manu-
fecturers, was led 10 believe A promi-
nspt merchant very terseiy expressed
the situation the other day whom he said
The trouble with the domestic agents
was that they were mere scared than
hurt in this direction, and they are bs.
claiming TO realize this fact consequently
are making up for the time lost at tbs
commencement Of the season
Evening journal., 1895-02-14
& GO
62l-623 Market Street.

The error competition falls
into these days is the
sighting of work for the
sake of talking cheap.
We would a thousand times
rather you would say of US
"You can get the best at Ken
nard's" than be famous for
cheapness
The word warns-the policy
forbids-the fact kills-Co
idence.
Years Of fair and equitable
merchandising; always giving
the moneys worth; never high
priced-but right priced
right qualified" right
stocked" No danger" paths
here-solid ground.
Linen sale commences to-
morrow. Table Linens, Nap
kins-all reduced for this Feb.
ruary sale. Imported and
every yard offered we guaran-
tee to be below the regular
| prices for same qualities and
STYLES in any market home or
foreign.
75c. Blsnched Damask at 69c
81 90 Bleached Dsmask at SAC
&1 25 Bleached Damask at 81 %
81 80 Blsacbed Damssk at 81 %
$500 Bleached Damask at 81 "a
In half Bleached Table
Linens we offer good 5o-cent
quality at 40 cents; 75-cent
quality at So cents. This
quality is great value.
Napkins to match the Lin.
ems Of all kindsare reduced cor
respondingly, and a lot Of ode
Napkins, Of which all the Lin
ems Of same styles have beer
sold, we offer at greatly re
duced prices to close.
One hundred dozen Of 16%
inch pure bleached all Liner
Doylies at 90 cents per dozen
cents each. This is the bes
value in this class Of goods ",
have ever shown over ou
counters.
During this Linen sale W,
offer a case or two of Whit,
Crochet Spreads, splendic
goods, Marseilles patterns, a
oS cents. Our regular SIS,
quality.
The last offering Of Wo
mems Jackets and Capes. AL
our new $40 and $I2 Jacket
at SIS. All our new $I4 an,
SIS Jackets at $8. All ou
/ SI4 Golf Capes at S7. No
: many left, but your size ma
5 be among them.
Evening journal., 1895-02-14

Com ecticut his introduced an automatic
gallows; those who have tried II will us no
other Chicago Dispatch
Evening journal., 1895-02-14

If You need good medicine to purify your
blood, give nerve strength and build up your
entire system, take Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t
prevents sickness by making pure blood.
Hoods Pills cure nausea, sich head ache,
Indigestion and biliousness. 25c.
Evening journal., 1895-02-14
ITEMS Of INTEREST.

"A contemporary speaks Of the Lexow COM
"nerculean kick Wn /, isn't this
the season Of the missile too2-New York
World.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-28
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.

Yale won the freshman triangular race,
beating Harvard length and three-quar-
tiers.
The New York State Pharmaceutical
association made an excursion to Lake
George.
In the house of lords the premier, the
Marquis of Salisbury, announced that he
hoped to obtain the queens consent to
the dissolution of parliament ON July s.
Secretary Herbert declines to confirm or
denya report that the Herreshoffs have
offered TO build torpedo boat for the ma
w having a speed of "a knots for $3.50, 600.
The Cornell crew, which Is to contest at
the Henley regatta, rowed the full course
against the current in 7 minutes SEQ
onds. The record Is 6 minutes 81 seconds.
At Milford, Ills, W. Harms, aged 16
confessed to setting fire to the barn Of f.
G. Chabot, in which n. ID. Wilbur lost his
life, and duplicates William Butler, aged
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-28
EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF
Mems Furnishing Goods
Commencing Saturday, June 3Oh '95 Having
Purchased from leading shirt manufacturer the bal
of the seasons UnSod production together big lots of
Underwear, Socks and Neckwear
At Immense sacrifices. We prepared our custom
of the best values that has ever been seen ON
this class of goods. Remember those lots are all new
goods made up for this seasons trade accumu-
lated lots the following prices would lead to believe
5 Sale Saturday morning will continue during
the coming week.
Underwear, Socks and Neckwear


Mems fac Numbered negligee shirts.
made with shield bosom. sale price
67c. regular price
Mems Numbered nesligee shirts. made
OF ine percale, sale price sec, regu-
lar price
Mems dress shirts. made of fine French
Percale. in nice light shades. sepa-
rate collars and cuffs. sale price 15c.
regular price
Mems 6ne balbriGgan underwear. sale
price 37bc. regular price
Mems colored bOsOmed shirts, white
bodies. sale price SOC. regular price
Mems fine French bAlbriggan under
wear. in long and short sleeves. sale
price Az regular prIce
Mems unlaundered negligee shirts.
sale price 39c. regular price
Mems short sleeved hAlbriegsn under
shirts. sale price l'c. regular price
Boys balbrleean and Jersey rib IN
derwear. sale price 25c, regular
price
Mems fine web suspenders, silk finish.
gold plated buckles and mohair
ends. sale price 25c. regular price
Mems 6ne silk LeckweAr in light
shade tecks. sale price lSc. regular
price
Mems white unlaundered shirts. made
of good muslin. S-ply bosom. sale
price 37!c. regular price
Mems night shirts. made of extra good
cotton IN plain and fancy trimmed
fronts. sale price acc, regular price
Mems leather belts in black and tan
shades. sale price p. regular price
Mems white unlaundertd shirts made
from the best muslin in America.
with a full linen inserted bosom,
sale price ~. regular price
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-28
Sentenced For Election Frauds.

PHILADELPHIA, juno 2S.-Hugh Boyle,
Michael Dcvlin and John Walls have been
convicted of having made false return
of the votes cast at the election of Fehru-
airy. 1928, when they filed the respective
positions of judge and inspectors in the
Eighth division of the Seventeenth ward.
Boyle was fined $500 and sentenced to one
year, and Devlin and Walls were fined
$3.50 each and sentenced to six months.
Besides the fine and imprisonment the de-
PENDANTS were disfranchiscd for four years.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-28

Mems silk finished armbands made Of
6ne wide web. silver buckles. saIe
25 price IS. regular price
Mems fine satin summer weicht sus-
Penders in a large variety OF shades.
9Sc sale price 10. regular price
Mems unlaundered white shirts, short
bosom. open front. made Of Lsne-
don muslin. 3 ply linen bosom. sale
- price 50, regular price
Mems fine wOrsted armhands. sale
soc price Sc, regular price
Mems fine silk striped madras shirts
9Sc made With full bodies. Goat sleeve
and cuff. sale Price -. regular
69c Mems French aAnnel shirts with silk
stripes. sale price liz. regular
0"c pries ?
Mems tine imported hemstitched hand
25c kerehiets. plain white. sale price 10.
regular price
One lot OF collars in standing and
S9c rundown. sale price &c. regular
price i
Mems fancy web suspendsrs and a
45c large variety from which to select.
sale price II, regular price
Mems nne vorsthd bathing suits in
zoe PLAIN navy blue. fast eolors, sale
price p. regular price 3
Mems white double breasted e,a.s s-ft
4Sc able for BARRIERS. walters and bar
tenders. sale price 50. regular price 1
Mems fine imported fast black half
63S hose. double sOles sale price II.
reGuler price
i5c Mems fue twill serge unlaunderei
neGligee shirts. sale price 40. regular
price
Men fine serge umbrellas. fast color.
69c sale prlce -, regular price 1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-28

CHARLOTTRsvILkE. Va, June IS. -
Soon after train No. IS left Lynchburg
the porter Of the Pullman car found the
dead body Of Louis J. Ruffine lying in the
aisle, where it had fallen from a berth
The face was distorted, and death was
apparently caused by strangulation. Pa
pers on the person show the dead man TO
have been q member of the firm of Ruffine
g. Blanche, marble and granite dealers
Of San Francisco. 1t is supposed to be q
caseeof suicide. ).
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-28
TODAY'S BIG RACE.
Everything Is Ready For the Harvard ant
NaIe Rowing Comet.


NEW LuNpUN, Conn, June 2S.-ThC
Harvard varsity crow which meets Yale
on the Thames late this afternoon will en-
ter the race under conditions radically
different from anything crimson eight
has CNpcricnctd i'll years. No Harvard
OarSman rrncmhcrs u crew from Cam
bridge that has worked harder ur met
with more difficulties than the eight that
will struggle with the blue today
First and most important of all, the
men have undergone a system in training
altogether different from that which has
hC,n in vogue at Harvard for some years,
and it rCquir,d constant attention and
faithful application from every member
Uf the CrVw "a h,cumC thoroughly acCus-
toned u the Rev conditions.
For the first time in years the crew was
coached hy n single man-Mr. Clifford
WatSuu--whnSc control Of the men was
absolute. He intrysiuC,d his own ideas as
tn the trimming and style nf rowing, and
no one WAS allowed To Interfere with him
From the time that he took the crew can
didat,> in hand last fall they have bCrn
under his watchful eye in all their prac-
ticr work, and his careful coaching has
continued rs tirelcSSly this week as when
it began thrc, months agu.
With one exception the Yale crew this
year is composed of veterans. All of them
but LangforNi and Longacrc rowcd on last
years crow, and the latter would have
boon member Of that eight in all proha-
bility if he had not been suspended. He
was member Of the 'gS varsity crew and
is no novice in the sport, 50 that Lang
ford, the freshman, is the only new man
who will sit in the Yale boat in the race.
The principal fault with the men is that
they are heavy. This fact was the cause
of much talk last year, which ceased Of
course after the race was won by the
hcavyweights. 1t was said that they were
apt to lack the celebrity Of lighter crew,
and even Bob Cook seemed to be troubled
over this point. They defeated Harvard,
though, and il was conceded that their
weight was not n matter to have worried
about nj all
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-28

BRISTOL, X. l., June 2S.-Thc work on
the ways to be used in launching the De-
fender was completed, and what work rCs-
mains to be done upon the yacht can be
finished just as well with the boat in the
water. Everything is apparently in readi-
ness for the launching ON SATURDAY.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-28
Waterbury Furniture
Company,
John MOriarty & co
PROFRIETOKS

GErE,;H F SK1lEw. Secretary.
Dealers In and sole agents for the Glen
wood ranges: also Furniture. Carpets,
Crockery, Shades. etc. etc.
We are also the peoples I ndeEtakers,
being the first in western Connecticut t"
introduce the art Of embalmIng with, ut
ice. We expect this to be engraved Il. o.
our monument when we depart from this
life, as We have saved thousands of people
from an early grave The ice box, being
made of wood absorbed and retained dis
ease. brought sickness and finally death in
to many homes.
- Our night Gals are answered at Il e
District Telegraph Office, East Main
street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-28
Spared One: Killed the Other.

WILLlAMSPoRT, Pa, June sS.-An s.
year-old daughter of Henry Button Of
Pine Bottom Run, near Watervillc, this
county, was killed by a stroke of light
ming. The girl, with her twin sister, was
lying in bed next TO an open window.
Tor siStcr WAS nnharmcd.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-28
DEFENDERS GREW ACCUSED
oDonnen Says He Was Held Up by Two
of Than.

BRISTOL, r. l., June 2S.-Mr. Nat Her
rcShOff and c. Oliver Isclin are inveSti-
eating an attempted highway robbery
which occurred near here on Wednesday
night and in which the victim announced
two members Of the Defenders crew rs
the aSSailants.
Edward O'DOnnen, while going home
from the town council, was stopped by
two men, who presented revolvers and de-
manted money. The highwaymen were
frightened away by the approach Of two
other persons and hurried off without OBJ
tanning anything O'Donnell declares
that the two men wore shirts bearing DE
fender on them.