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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
Ladies Capes.

At -9S. ladies capes in pretty styles.
 made of all wool cloth, regular price
 800. special for Friday l. At ? 50. ladies capes. extra full. with
 plsated overcaPe and ruche. regular
 price 3.75. special for Friday 2. At S.75. ladies capes in perforated
 cloth. the latest. very full, and
 pretty hanging cape. regular price
 500. special for Friday 8 At $50. ladies velvet capes. silk lined.
 solid ribbon ruche around neck, ,hnd trimmed with jet aud lace, regular
 price 7.50. special for Friday At 6 50. ladies pretty applique capes,
 in single and double cape effect,
 regular price SIS, special for Fri day 6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11

SHAMoKIN, Pa. April II. - Morgan Lewis and his wife were run down by a Lehigh Valley passenger train while walk ing over a trestling near Lancaster switch. The man saved his life by jumping into the creek beneath, but his wife was struck, and her body was hurled into the stream. When tho body was recovered, she was dead
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
WE MAKE PAN TS

to order at all prices from the choicest goods ever placed on the market. Just re- ceived over 15O styles of the neatest, tasti- est and latest stripes ever seen. The goods are novelties of this seasons styles and are for sale positively at our store only. If you think of having your measure for a pair o' pants or buying any other clothing for yourself or children, it is your interest to examine our stock and get our prices Please bear in mind that our entire stock is new and this seasons goods. We can it you whether you are tall. short. slim or stout. rich or poor. We have built up a successful business on the following prin- ciples Fine clothing on payments at cash prices, the right goods for the money, one price to all, which is the lowest If the above principles suit you we are glad to trade.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
Charged With Bigamy.

PHILApELrHIA. April n.-William Rloo". aged II years, who ran away from Ogdcnshurg, \. N., last September with a girl named Blouut with whom. it is said, he has since hrrn living in this city. was arroSled here on charge of bigamy The police claim that he left wife and four children in OgdcnshurG, which was his former home
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
Frorida.s Senate Expresses Sympathy.

TALLAHAssEE,I April :ll.-The senate adopted the following resolution, intro duccd by Mir. Chipley:
 Resolved, That the senate of Florida, in regular session assembled, most heartily sympathizes with the Cuban patriots in their efforts to free Cuba from foreign control and to obtain for the people of that island the right of self government, so much prized by us believing that they have the same reasons for their actions that our forcfathcrs had, of whose actions we arc so justly proud."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
Killed on inc "I." Nnah.

NEw YORK. April ll.-Captain Frcder- irk Luckrnbach. tho veteran steamboat man. long of the towing firm of Luckon- bach Brothers, l29 Broad street was kill cd un the sixth avenue elevated railroad at tho Rector street station. He was at tempting to cross the tracks when he was struck by a ,rain and terribly manglct. He died soon aftcrward.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
Look at the Prices
 Quoted Below.
INFANTS SHOES,

ChildrrnS kid button shoes, rat- ent tip. now 25C.
 Children < kid spring heel hutton shoes, patent leather tip, now BOG.
 Misses spring heel button shoes, patent leather tip, now 45c,
 Youths school shoes for 65c.
 Youths extra fine dongola tops, lace shoes, Paris and Opera toe, regular s 50 shoes, now Sl 25.
 Boys good schoo! shoes for 75c
 Boys A. Calf l. ce shoes, both PanS and opera toe now 9Sc
 Boys tiuc calf shoes. Paris and opera toe. regular ? 50 shoe, re- duced to p.
 Boys fine dress shoes, Paris razor and opera toes, regular price 3. co, now l 50.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
Parade of s.5Oo strikers.

CINCINNATI, April 1.-The striking coatmakers had parade and got several shops out in the linc of their march. They now claim there are s, 500 on strike here. At tho meeting of the managers the Presscrs' union joined the strikers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
Trolley Disaster Verdict.

HAZLFToN, Pa. April Il.-The coro- nor's jury in the cases of tho four victims of the recent trolley disaster at Jeancs- vile rendered their verdict They find that the accident might have been avoid cd if the rear brakes on the car had been properly and promptly applied, and cen - sure the conductor of the car.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
Harvard students Re,oice.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April 1.-The ac- ton of the Harvard OvcrSeers in voting for the continuance of football is received with much satisfaction by the students As the case now stands it is the college corpora tion, the trustees and the athletic commit tee against the faculty.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
Tor n Wolf Hunt.

GloNtE~NuiE, \. Y. Aprll 1.-Two wolves wrrr ltcly srvn chasing deer near lil,y-hr.'. six milvS north uf this city. Two carra>>rS partly eaten were discovered an tn" shores of Peters lakr, where tho deer had been ovcrtakcn. Thirteen other carcaSscs of dyrr evidently killed by wolves are reported Hunting parties are organizing for wolf hunt.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
parne tnIeann inc IT. F.

PORTLAND, Or. April fl.-A private letter from Omaha states that II. H. Payne, assistant general passenger agent of tho Union Pacific with headquarters at Omaha, will resign April I5 and return to the Missouri Pacific, which road he will serve in the same capacity.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
Ladies Jackets.

At2 49. Ladies' jackets in tan. navy and black. large sleeves and pretti.y
 made. regular price I 50. special for
 Friday 24. At 95. ladies' jackets with new shape revrrs and round collar. regular price
 $50. special for Friday 3-9 At 50. ladies' mixed goods jackets
 with velvet trimmings on collar and
 pockets. regular price 5.75, special
 for Friday AS At 75. ladies' clay diagonal jackets.
 extra full sleeves. large revers and
 large pearl buttons. regular price
 5u. special for Frinay 5.7 At 50. ladies' jackets in pretty styles
 with new shaped sleeve in tan, navy
 gray and black. regular price SIS,
 special for Friday 6.5
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
SPAIN LOSING IN CUBA.
Santiago Hospitals Filled With
 Spanish Soldiers.
MANY PATRIOTS JOINING MAoEC

Thrilling Story of a Disastrous Attempt at
 BIocI1adc Running at the Fort of Barason.
 Large Number of Insurgents Landed.
 Escaped After a Hot Fight.
 TAMPA, Fla, April ll.-Late reports from Havana assert that the steamer Man uclita has just arrived from Santiago with moro than 3O0 wounded Spanish soldiers They were taken to the hospitals there be- cause tho hospitals at Santiago arc crowd ed. A letter from Santiago mentions a battle at TroConos. near the Canto river, in which tho Spanish general Salceda,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
Euchre plavers Indicted For Gambling

FoRT SMITH, Ark. April l1.-The state grand jury. now in session. Is making a hot fight on gambling It has just leaked out that they have returned indictments against several prominent society ladies for playing progressive euchre for prizes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
Strike Rloter. Sentenced.

BROOKLYN. April 11.-Judge Moore. in the court of sessions, sentenced a number of prisoners who had been found guilty of rioting during the recent strike on the trolley lines. Their sentences ranged from 6o days to one year and three months.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
MEMS SHOES

For 0JC.
 Mems calf shoes, all styles, Col gress and lace, regular l,5O shoe, now 9Sc.
 Mems Russia calf razor toe ba!s hand sewed welt-, regular price f. co, now , 50.
 All our fine Kangaroo. Patent Leather and French Calf shoes, regular price 6. .5O,6 .OO, 5.5C and i. OO, now 3,25, 300,2.75 and , %.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
A Enrner Ahscnnda.

FENToN. Mich. April ll.-Walter NJ. wadley, prominent farmer and droyer, has absconded with about So, 900 which was loaned him by the bank at Byron.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11

BOSTON, April 1l.-Cardinal Gibbons will defer his departure for Rome until after the jubilee exercises in honor of the venerable Archbishop Williams
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
Insurgents Run the lslockade.

PHII ApELrHiA, April l1.-Somc star tling details uf the successful efforts of tho insurgents to gain entrance into the port of l}atasun. on the north side If Cuba, and the wreck of the small British SChOun Cr that brought them tu tho entrance of that place. tho shooting of her master by the spanish soldiers and tho imprisonment Ofshor entire crew were told by the officers of the Norwegian steamship Spero, which arrived from that port
 Excitement runs high at Barason, and tho majority of the residents of that place seem to sympathizc with the insurgents. The largo number that were landed from the British schooner, which fOunderCd be- fore her namo could be learned. mado good their escape after n hot light with tho Spanish soldiers Is of whom were dangerously wounded and arc in tho hos pital This occurred on April l, but up to the timo the Spero lcft-April - none of them had been captured, and they arc supposed 10 be proceeding overland to Fl Cobro, outside of Santiago, the scene of the insurrcction.
 The condition in Barason, which is the center of nearly all the banana planta- tions of northern Cuba, is assuming se- rious shape. and nearly all tho laborcrs are being pressed into service in the revo- lutionary army. Over 100 men gave up work the day tho Spero left and joined the ranks of the insurgents
 Tho harbor of Darason is being watched by tho spanish gunhnat Nucva Espana, and any further landing of troops from the insurgcnt forces at this point will probably be prevented. Most that gained entrance by the British schooner came 1t is thought from either Nassau or some of the United States ports in the gulf. They were well armed and fought their way through the city and out over the mountains which lie to the southward of the quaint old settlement
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
Steamer AIvena In Trouble.

NORFOLK, April II - The Atlas line steamer Alvona, Captain Dow. from King ston, Jamaica. for New York, has put in here in distress
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
12o BANK STREET
 Waterbury. Conn.
Branch NArrroOmS ot GEARY BROS
139 East Main St

139 East Main St.
 WArEEBURY. Apr 6, To Whom It May Concern:
 Are you in the market to buy piano Do you want medium priced piano Do you prefer the finest piano the world can produce; Or will you have high me dium, which forms the pleasant oombIna- tion of high quality and moderate prlce3 We have them Here Is a list ot ianoS that are unques;ionable. several of which lead the world They would be a credit to any nation. The sole aim of each maker is to attain the highest st1ui4rd of excellence in perfection ot scale. of tone. of action, finish and of durability.
 The List: Gildmeester N kroeger, Brown X Simpson. Matchless Shaw. F Muehldeld ,S Go.
 Call and See them at the Waterbury Furni- ture Co. D. F. NORTON, agent.
 Main warerooms 15O Orange St. New Haven, Conn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11

'N -A '@AA%@@ Specials For Friday Morning.
 EASTER REQUISITES.
 Silk. 4O pieces P inch best quality swivel silk. regular price soc, Friday morn- ing SIC 500 yards of best quality shot taffeta silk. black ground. regular price 9Sc. Friday morning 15c 24 inch black brocadr. taffetA and Ia- dIa silks beautiful designs. value loo. Friday morning '5c
 Dress (iondS. 5i ti4caz 70 inch all wool India twill. worth 4uc. ro-uoTrow moruing 25c ,. GOO yards sllA and wool nove!ues. worth 5uc. tomorrow 39c 50 inch black crrPun at 9SS, worth 50 Fine novelty dress goods. fine quality at special low prices for to-niOrroS morning
 Easter Kid Gloves. SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON HIGH
 GRADE KID GLOVES. At 69c, 4-button American beauty kid gloves, all the latest cOlcrings. white and pearl with black stitching 69c
 Special. 4-button real kid gloves. large pearl buttons. all the pretty light Easter shades. gusseted fingers, Paris points on back, always sold 39. SSc Misses hook facing gloves. very pretty shades 69c Boys dress kld gloves, Pique seam 9S' Mems Faster Kid Gloves. Brighton kid gloves pique seam. clasp, all the latest colOFings S9 Perrin's kid gloves. new shades. S9 Dents kid gloves. Belgravis stock, long and short fingers. l,15
 Shoe Department. Ladies' dongola button sho,s opera and Baltimore toe. regular rrice q 25, Friday and Saturday s9, Ladies dongola kid button and lace shoes opera. needle and Phil toes, patent tip. regular price 97. Friday and Saturday l,49 Ladies fine vici kid button and lace shoes. opera. Fashion and common sense toe. regular price 2.S7. Friday and Saturday 9T Ladies' fine French kid button and lace shoes. cloth top in all the latest spring style toes. patent tIp. regular price 75. Friday and Saturday 29S Ladies' fine French kid 0xfords Berlin tee, patent tip. regular price 2.69, Friday and Saturday 1.97 Ladlss' fine dongola .and russet Ox- lords. opera, needle and Phil toe, regular price S7. Friday and Sat urdsy 1.19
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
LADIES' SHOES

or IOC.
 We have fine assortment of Ladie, Shoes which we are clos ing out at greatly reduced prices
 Our ladies French Kid Shoes in all styles, lace and button, Paris, picadilly, opera and common sense toes, regular 400 line, now ? O0
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
\ Double Killing In California.

RIVERSIDE. Cal, April ll.-Andrew Larsen and Frank Hamilton, who were shot at San Jacinto by Charles Marshall, is dead. Marshall, who was also wounded, has arrived here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
Anna nickInson's Jury DIsacrees

SCRANTON. Pa, April 11.-The jury in the case of Anna F.. Dickinson against Dr. Underwood, Dr. Hileman, John NJ. Bryden, George E. Thompson and others, after being out for r. hours. was discharg- ed, not being able to agree upon verdict.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11

BUFFALO. April 11.-Lake navigation from this port cannot possibly open before the middlo of next week. Thero Is a large field of ice outside the harbor which has not yet begun to move.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
St. Asaph's Application Rejected

MEMPHIS, April ll-The national turf congress rejected the application of the Vir- ginia Jockey club of St. Asaph for admit tanco, though the club may conduct racing under tho rules
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
Trolley Victim In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. April 1l.-William J. Grant, aged 14 years, was run over and killed by trolley car nt Fifteenth and Cherry streets
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11

lock this evening.
 Ladies dongola Oxfords. opera and c"mmol sense toe. regular price $. Friday and Saturday 9S Ladies fancy cOl0red Kid and satin shippers, rrgular prI ce 2s to ? 75. Friday and Saturday 9S, l 4, l g Misses dOngOla kId button shoes. opera toe. rrgulAr price 69. Friday and Saturday 10 Misses and children's donGola button shoes opera toe. patent tip. r-.Ular lrce B FrlaE and Saturi4v 97 AlS~-s and chIldr~D's patrut vsmo sandals, Yale toe. regular rncs l. JU Fnday and Saturday 9S
 THIRD FLOOR. Special sale Of baby cArr.Aees, lace curtains, trunks. dral+rir>. uphol- stery. wlndo< shades. ti1or UII cloth lamps and lamp shades for to-mor- ='W morning and Saturday all day
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11

ROCHESTER, April ll.-Tho one hun dredth anniversary of the founding of the public school system of New York state was observed here by all the schools of Rochester with appropriate exercises.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
Fnthusiasm In Tampa.

The elite of Cuban society gathered last night in rcSpUnsc to the call for a Colebra- ton of the greatest event in the history of the former rcVolution-;he declaration of independence, The LiCeo Cubano was crowded as mover before. Aislos windows and doors were packed. An audience whose quick applause bespoke patriotism was bcforo tho speakers. Ladies, old and young, littlo boys and gray haired vetcr ans, all participated while Cuban band diScOursed patriotic airs. Editor Ramon Rivcro y RivCr0. as chairman, made tho first address. Jose G. Rivcrot read a re- sumo of tho work of tho revolutionary par ty during tho past year. Fernando Figu- crcdo was grrvtcd with great applause. His speech was patriotic in the oXtrcmc
 A telegram was read annuuuCing that big hattlu had boCn fought and Won by the Cubans at Ramon dc Las NaSuaS \ telegram from Cuban sources confirms Guillrrmo'S death. Tho programme con tinucd until midnight. It Was the larE- est mrlting ever held in the LicCo and has created fresh interest in the cause.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11

with 1, 900 men, engaged band of rovo- lutionists under Rabi about March 20 The spanish loss was said 10 be 5SO while tho Cubans lost killed and 39 wounded The spanish troops wcrc mostly boys, the letter states and in tho battle pity was taken on many who wcro caught and their lives spared.
 Macco has organized a largo force in Santiago province. Since his arrival 500 soldiers who fought under him in tho former revolution have joined him. They arc principally from Majnquabo, MaCco' 5 old home. Tampa's Cubaus. after ccasing their daily work, indulge in target prac-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
ROBBER PERRY LOOSE.
He Escapes From the Asylum
 at Matteawan, N. Y.
HE TOOK FOUR OTHERS WITH HIM

They Beat a Keeper and Made Their Way
 Out Through ScuttIc- rsrry's Remark
 able Attempt to Rob New York Central
 Train and His Flight on a Locomotive.
 poUGHKEEIsIE, x. T.. April 1l.-pcrry the train ruhbcr. whose exploits A few years ago, whilo trying to rob tho car of the American Express company on the Now York Central railroad, caused great excitement at the time, with four other inmates of the Natteawan State asylum. escaped from that institution at late hour last night.
 They assaulted keeper and got away through tho scuttlc. The names of thc mon are McGuirc, O'Donncl!, Quig'ry and Davis. All wrro dressed alike.
 Additional details of the escape of Train Rubhcr Perry show that he was tho ring leader of plot which resulted in freeing
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-04-11
Plate Glass Trust Meeting.
Run Down on a TrestIe.

PITTsBUEG. April 1l.-The first meet ing of the Plate Glass trust was held here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-25

Is most important that not bone should be moved
out OF position To remove the finer dust. so as to
have perfectly clean specimen the bones are
carefully brushed with l.ttle broom. When the
specimen was thoroughly exposed 10 view pho
tograph was taken. such the illustration shows.
and then the bones We're carefully packed away
each specimen in a separate box.
The writer fortunate enough to find one ot
the diggers OF the party who having rad consider
able experience in mound excavation. gave the
following account OF the work done:
INTERFERENCE FROM THE NEIGHBORs
1--WE started digging on July Is. and We're at
first nterfered with somewhat by the people. They
had an idea tina, had come to dig FOR treasure
and resented the idea that It should be carried
away When they learned that tney wrong
fanatica that We were 'desecratng and rihing
graves but Mrs Fox. the owner OF the land. stuck
by US and We went ahead with the work.
With only three digging the progress was
slow: but as We all knew work what did
was done thoroughly; then, another thing Mr..
Smith could easily supervise the work With a
dozen men armed with picks the mounds could
soon have been turned upside down, bat more
than half OF the specimens would have been ruined
by the careless handling OF the We found
207 graves in the three mounds opened. and IN
the burial places about the fields These were
generally Isolated skeletons and We're buried barely
a FOOT under the ground. We learned from the
people the farm that in plousning the ground
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-25
1 yEy JOSS md CLUBH0CSE FoR hoTT-ST
vrynrRs or THE CHINESE 400 SPENDING
LARGE AMOUNT or MONEY or
THEIR TEMPLE.

vr,,nrps OF THE CHINESE 400 SPENDING
LARGE AMOUNT or MONEY OK
THEIR TEMPLE.
Tho ,.ou-,o-do cinnamon OF Mott and Doyer SITS.
-. d..,dec 70 have clubrooms and josshouss
- .,,.b the ordinary people OF Chinatown Will
d. ,ci,ded Among tho wealthest members Of
., chinese colony is Lee Fung. of No II hottest.
,. has made a fortune In selling Chinese NOR
,t,rdis. OF all kinds. from genseng to the edible
t,o,.,,s nest Lee comes OF a good Chinese ram
l, ,nen,b,rs Of which officers IN the army ana
- 80 leaders In various Chinese colonies.
ts,.iv No H. hottest. ramshackie structure
= ,,,ia down and Lee with number OF other
wa R u' fin9n.-e raised sufficient money 20 guar
49, - huilding by the landlord OF substantial
e"l'' - ho,se which hey have agreed 10 tease
$3.50 ~, ~ wears The FIRST ana second stories
i'i a ''od 81. store hy Lee Fung. ana the thlfd
vi, - o.. 20 be- devoted 10 n clubhouse me
anu i"I' "a annual fees this club could not he
niue ION a. mi they VIII be heavy 80 a. 10
.,.t',ds The poorer Chinese me cilti Ientu ~, VI
- t.s,tn, however will be the (osshouse, that
w % ,,, ne entire NTH floor ana ony neHDtrs
y. - Nytny Sing Society, when ~ maui w y. wv
~, ~ 90 viii 10. allowed TO enter mere ana ourh
toss-s,cks and holy papers 10 'nsn nar,ng M e,
ne ~, nron.rly hitting out TINS new P'hce , pd
p'i1t ." a, order sent 10 fckin 70 w. w.
.shlp, .nsnhouse furnishing firm, Tor INC nnes,
lC,'h"ss yotnos and altar fittings ne cshIhs o
IL ,am,e is 10 be OF the best woou ,r,s77n,s ~
.nt 'chP' - also done In emma |urtnuns va
'nls wotn maenincently embroidered, Win .he
cDs.. gor ~ china In gold threan VIII co h.n
ti'a' ~ 10 walIssof the room ne s1Sie anas
hthI am vi, ash bowls and AL artcIon S =,
.srv Tor a perfectly appointed joss"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-11-25
Mr.. WRIGHT on TOY.

Claude Falls Wright lectured "Concentra-
ton In the regular series of theosophical lectures
at Chckering Hall yesterday morning He devoted
considerable time the subject Of the study of
the mind considered factor in the development
OF humanity with the methods employed In the
East and advocated by students OF modern the
osophy Concentration" he said. 'or devotion 20
one object OF attention IL the fundamental principe
OF the HlndOo and other Orientl systems treating
men Of every axe nave been possessed OF this IA
ulty to a remarkable degree. and IL Is proverblal
that the ancients masters or II 10 Tar greater
extent than the men Of the present time. Con-
centrafion IS the basis OF all Hindoo philosophy
Tho reason IL that unless has that pow .r
without contro. he cannot understand nature, as
his mind is wandering. Peop.e In the West are
fur ~ various desires and concelts and conse-
ouentlv spend their time dreaming OF the future
They cannot keep still men, ally. when they
are engaged upon any study. The mind is wander
inc IN some desile. This Is the true cause OF
nervousness II be destroyed by taking the
sires for power and wealth and the element Of fea
n This IL accomplished the ability 70 concentrate
even upon the Simplest things Is iargey increased
They are very few peop.e who keep their
minds stnl FOR minutes because they have not
analyzed themselves 20 discover the rea! causes OF
about us we liable to be pleased and these
pleasant thoughts flying all about us make us feel
so on the contrary II hear something un-
pleasant our mind causes to feel unpleasant
if person could keep his mind perfectly still.
thinking neither OF the past nor future but accept
ing the present being part OF nature. he would
be existing in Heaven with all that 1t tmDea"