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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-30
BROOKLYN BRIEFS.

The following programme in honor of Memorial Day was carried out in Miss Wal lacs's room at the Bank street school yes- terday afternoon: Roll Call;" Sleep Comrade Sleep;" "why Bring Flowers ?' '.The Bivouac of the Dead" "Emblems of Decoration Day" "Where are They ?? Black, Blue and Grey" song. '-Decora- ation Day Thanksgiving" "The Unknown Dead" ''In One Grave" ''The Blue and Gray. ," song, America ;' Future Decora- tion Days"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-30

It will put dollars in your purse if you wear our Rightly Made Clothing. Our $l0 and SIP suits are marvels in clothing. They have the style and appearance of suits that cost much more money. and will wear twice as long as most suits that cost the same money. They come in black. blue, gray and mixtures. and they come in all sizes. 8 to 45 regular. stout and slim. Do you want a light weight overcoat for very little money? We have about thirty spring overcoats. carried over from last season that have sold for 1000, l2 co. 15 co and IS %. You can have your pick for : 50, great values at this price.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-30

Ladies Opera Slippers,
 now 49c Ladies Oxfords, opera
 and razor toe, pat tip,
 now 69c Ladies fine kid oxfords. all
 style toes, were l.25,
 now SEC and 9Sc Ladies fine Berlin kid razor
 and narrow square toe
 oNfords, were $2, now $1.25 Ladies ino French kid
 turned ONford>, needle
 toe, were 2.15, now l.5O Ladies very fine French
 kid, needle toe, silk top
 oNfordS. were 400. now l.9S Ladies fine RuSsct OK
 lords. now 69c Ladies fine Russet OK
 lords, all style toes, were
 200, now l.25 Common Sense. opera and
 Philadelphia toe, now 9Sc Ladies button and lace
 shoes, Berlin kid, Phil.
 opera, needle and com
 mon sense toes, were
 2.75, now 15O All our finer grade French
 Kid, button and lace
 shoes, hand sewed and
 turned, Phila, Opers,
 needle, common sense,
 razor and Paris toes,
 formerly sold from 400
 to 100, now 200 to $50
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-30
D1sTR1croF wATERBURYss PROBATE

DIsTRICToF wATERBURYss PROBATE U COURT. May 29. 1895.
 Estate Of John Altman. late of Water bury in said District. deceased
 Upon the application of Bridget Altman. praying that letters of administration may be granted to her on aaid estate and that an instrument in writing purporting to be the iasa will and testament of said John Altman deceased may be proved. approved al lowed and admitted to probate as per appli- cation on file more fully appears. it Is
 ORDERED-That the said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office. in Waterbury. in said District, on thu Sth day of June A. D. 1895 at o'el ok in the forenoon and that notice be given of the pen. dency of said application and the time oi place of hearing thereon. by publishing the same 1 time in some newspaper having a circulation in said District.
 By order of the Court,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-30

British Fleet Ordered to Beyrout. CAIRO, May So.-The British fleet has been suddenly ordered to Beyrout owing to distur bances there.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-30
California Wine Go SATURDAY x MONDAY
 dune 1 dune 3 Special Bargain Days

,
 Special Bargain Days
 We have 25 cases of three star brandy regular pTice 2.50, our price $I. .OO Fifty cases of ReisliDg's imported Rhine Wine regular price $l co, our price 30 cents 25 cases of imported and American cham pagne. regular price $50 and s 50, our price 75 cents and $2. 40 cases of Old Grow vhiskey. regular price $l, our price 65 cents. Twenty .fiv, cases Duff- Gordon sherry, regular price $1 25. our prIce 75 cents. 4S0 gallons very fine and delicious clAret regular price $l, our price 40 cents per gallon. California Wine Co.'S old pri- vAte stock $I per quart.
 Also all the choice brands of wines and liquors at prices that cannot be duplicated. Fms is a bona fide sale and all goods are as represented or money will be refunded. Feeling that we know the wants of the public we have adopted this method of supplying them at prices within the reach of nil. Respectfully,
 California Wine Co,
 1es South Main sfg'sEnterbury, Conn THOMAS F. FAGAN.
 ordsrs ry mall pronrly attended.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-30
CURTAINS
 TELEPHONE CALI. l54-2. Special Low Prices on Ladies Furnishin@s For Friday, May 31st.
Ladies White Skirts.

Ladies White Skirts. White skirts trimmed with real linen torchon lace insertion and edge. regular price 2.25. Friday l39 White cambrIc skirts trimmed with deep ruffle of English perforated embroidery. Friday I.I9 White pique under skirts. just the thing for setting out those dress skirts at reduced prices Friday.
 Ladies Vests. Swiss ribbed vests, pure spun silk, Friday Ace White ribbed vests, square front of lace. regular price 21. Friday 12Ac
 ParaSOlS and SunshadeS. All silk sunshsdes, steel rod, rose wood handles, close roll. silk cover and tassel. regular price 25. Fri day 13S Black coaching parasols. with Spanish ruffie of silk net. regular price 25. Friday 2.4S White China silk parssols trimmed with ruffles. regular price ? 25, Fri day 139 24 inch black glorietta sunshades. natural wood handle. Friday 59c
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-30
Rabbi Stricken In the rulpit.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 3O.-Louis Sherc- zefsky, Jewish rabbi in charge of the Sharah Tefilla, was stri, ken with death just after finishing his sermon, and his wife became raving maniac.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-30
Damon>Shippy,
 Good Shoes, 12o BANK STREET
Branch Warerooms of GEART BROS

139 East Main St.
 WATERBUBT, 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 comblna- ton of high quality and moderate price? We have them. Here is list of pianos that are unquestionable. several of which lead the world. They would be credit to any nation. The sole aim of each maker is to attain the highest standard or excellence in perfection of scale, of tone, of action, finish and of durability.
 The Liszt piano, Gildmeester i kroeGer, Brown < Simpson, Matchless Shaw. F Muehlfeld < Co.
 Call and see them at the Waterbury Fur niture Co. D. F. NORTON. agent.
 Main warerooms
 l5O Orange St, New Haven, Conn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-30

Weather Forecast. Fair: warmer: southerly winds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-30
CorSetS.

COrSctS. Summer yentilating corsets all sizes. Friday n, Ferris good sense corset waists, mads linen gauge. Friday 9Sc + and q corsets, fast black. stitched with fancy silk. Friday 7s. Colored and Black Skirts. Short flannelette skirts, embroidered. Friday 95, New rustic skirts made extra wide very light weight. exactly l05 ounces flares out the dress skirt, the most comfortable skirt for warm weather, Friday 1.75 Elegant line of fancy taffeta silk skirts, French haircloth skirts, black and white moreen skirts at reduced prices Friday.
 Shoe Department. At ssc. Ladies' fine kid button shoes. opera toe. patent leather tips. worth 1.25. Friday Ssc At 1.25. ladies fine dongola lace and button shoes, opera and fashion toe, worth ? %. Friday l 25. At 50. ladles' fine bright dongola kld, button shoes, all the newest style toe. worth 25. Friday I.5O At 9S, ladies hne yici kid, lace and button shoes. Paris. opera, fashion and common sense toe. worth 2.50 Friday I.9S At 50. ladies' fine French doncola kid, button shoes. opera and needle toe. worth 3 co. Friday 2.5O At 19. ladies fine donsola kid OK fords. fashion toe. worth I.5O. Fri day II9 At l,4S. ladies fine, soft, doneola kid oxfords. hand turned. opera and aeedle toe. worth 200. Friday l.4S At l.9S. ladies' fine French Kid OK lords, Berlin and Paris toe, worth ? 50. Friday l..s
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-30
Killed by a Dynamite Islast.

BATAVIA, N. Y, May 3O-.Iohn Nor Till was fatally and John Pratt seriously injured by the premature explosion of a dynamite blast
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-30
Ladies Drawers.

CAmbric drawers. deep hem and
 tucks made of French cambric, reg
 ular price S9, Friday l! Drawers trimmed with deep rufiies of
 Sevilla lace, Friday A Black lawn drawers trimmed with
 washable silk lace, Friday l.:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-30
AshtabuIa,s Disaster Monument.

AsTABULA, O., May 30.-The memory Of the unrecognized dead who perished in the terrible railroad accident the worst disaster in railroad history, at this place has been pcrpetuated by suitable monu- ment Four years ago the public spirited citizens of Ashtabula decided that the monument should be erected, and their efforts have been crowned with success. ..---. -,.,4 Oo Nnuwn us me disaster mon- ument" has been placed in Chestnut Grove cemetery, and 1t was unveiled with appro priate ceremonies today. The ceremony began at o'clock. and Hon J. H. Hoyt and Harry A. Garfield, son of the late President Garfield, were the orators of the day. Many prominent men from abroad were present..
 The monument is beautiful one of Vermont granite, ohelisk stylo. It Is feet square at the base and B feet high and is appropriately inscribed. Many sur vivors were present Among them was George Covey, who has a news stand at the Exchange street station and was a newsboy on the train. Conductor B Hem and Engineer G. D. Folsom. both of whom went down with the train, were also present and rode in the procession The original engine the old Columbia was on exhibition on a side track near the cemetery.
 . The QuantrelI Monument Dedicated,
 LAWRENCE, Kan, May BOA monu. mene to the victisna Inf khh D,an4rsil roI,y
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-30

LAWRENCE, Kan, May BOA monu. mene to the victims of the Quantrcll raid tnaHsacre was dedicated in this city today The ceremoniss were In charge of the EaahinKton Roak e. As-R
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1895-12-07

Cnns,antiuoplo The town of Mnrlostcd
IS stlli burning. 1'hror-iOurths OF tll' p"o-
Pic ara homeless.
Constantmopl III NJ s. lmogen ana
Cictrire hnVe lnn,ic1 hlne- lnclS,ta at pcrn
TO irptect the lingilih embassy
Copenhagen flie NJ Tn" town OF
MlrirAtnd. on i4nkc Wiener, IN Sweden,
has ncrn quonchcd IN" damage iH about
t2W,0N
pnrls- Tho French Bnetalllc league
has called an International conSrrss,
which IS to meet on December 10, 'ohtinu'
ing until December II.
ondun.--Owing to tho continuance OF
the gale in the channel the pnckc, SIR
vice between Dover ana ostcnd has been
Rufptidcd. a violent storm " raging ~
I3c'Blt M
Dublin MIR. william II. i.eeky, lid,
the historian, has been elected 10 tho
parliamentary seat for Dnbiin university
to mn The. vacancy unustsI by the elevation
Of the IT. Hon. David Il, finnkctt 10 The
neci'igr.
pr,.eeld The lndauendonec Belgu de-
niles the statement that Belgium iciiisos
ia grant the cxtinditiop % Russell XII
loran and Allcn, alleged to be the post
office thleYes WHO escaped from luhiow
street jail. New York.
Rome. December 1.-The Tribune pub
iishnd Information from Naples that n
squad Of ave Italian memoir war nre nm
chorod nt 1iaetu. ana are under orleiA 10
Dr. IN Trndncg8 TO proceed 10 IurkiHh
waters on short notice.
London, December At a meeting OF
the London bnndhoidefa OF the Nicnfagun
railroad the meeting accepted the scheme
of settlement OF tie debt nrrnnRcd be.
tween the committees Oh h9ndholders and
the Nicaragua government
London.--A Tpecinl Dispatch from
Shanghai states that the situnuon In Co
reg ~ once more causing anxiety, II II
Implicated in the plot 81 III iiau Shln 10
seize the porgon OF The king Of corca.
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ACUBAN'S HIGH HOPES
4 Roseate Prospect for the Queen IL
the Antilles.
--------
REPUBLICAN FORM or GOVERNMENTS.
The Revolution Mill Not Cease Till
Spain Sells the Island.
A FRENCH CRANK AND HIS GUN.
Couple of shots Fired IN the Chamhsr
OF nepu'iss-rhc Shooter Promptly
Seized aud Jailed.

~. =. -,
the Herald from Havana saws: salvador
ciRnoros- fetanconrt tho Cuban executive.
better known as the marques OF Santa
Lucia, who So irrc with his entire cap-
met. has Issued statement. He says:
''puis, is A. ,,.publiean form or govern
-, 49, = -, 80, ,.a,
".'"' "'tNV" on iuoau uclnoer".'V piu'er
pies nnd especially suited to the Cutstn
pcnf,le Dnt rnvcrnmcnt was first orgun-
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London, December T.-'lNe Constant
uople correspondent OF tho Times says
In doeliuug the appointment OF grand
willow Said paahn aslted the Hultnn'e per
utsston awe The ground uf bad health. IN
trtiir and liVr quietly abroad Slid
puVnn is persuaded that the HWtnn would
huNr Killed him luid itc entered the Niidln
pal1rr Tl, secret OF the whole business
n that Snld pnshp iH 20 pOmlnr AMI 80
highly eetrrm"d that Il ia Feared TINT no
Munlr the now nmhasgndor Co paryi,
was formerly the head political spy.
The standard has u dispatch from Con-
gtnnlluopln which SAYS that after SAID
l'uann'H urst refusal of the office of grand
yiyior he wns Imprisoned II week ~ me
Nilii. IHiinpt.
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SILVER Wilt Br GIVEN A REST.

tAAsN CIV " wv lAi@ WI ifAN " iNifNts
Washington. December 6.--Sen0tor bu-
hos said today that the friends OF silver
aid not look Tor any favorable legislation
during the present session OF congress and
that in view Of the hostile attitude OF
the president ho did not believe any
special oftort would be made In that d.
roctior The silver men. he believed.
would SO far Control the committees mat
thoN could AT urN tlmo bring Mp "A Tree
co'nngr bill and u VAS very likely that
u number of speeches In advocacy of suoh
q measure Wpuld he made duiiug the Ncs-
sion. Tho wisdom OF prolonged hght
with the full knowledge Of ita hopeless
moss. he said, was much doubfnd by the
sllvUr men and IL was altogether likely
that they would content themselves with
io-afdimluc their allegiance to the t1usc
rather than nrnlorring the session when
ne substantial good possibly could result,
The senator. however. WAS very posi-
tive u asserting that 40 tsauo of BONDS
would he authorized or other financial
legislation permitted without SOME sub
stautiN recognition being ENcu TO ailNcr.
lCr. he continued would amy measure
providing FOR ihv retirement OF grrenhacks
pass th" senate. except silver be given
an important placc IN any echcnc for
preventing The contraction Of the cur
rcncy which necessarily would he causei
of SUCH Retirement. lie therefore asa
not look for any financial legislation thia
session
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AnMuNrNNa Nor no BLAME.

Romc. December g A d!snatch received
here from Constnutmoplc reports TINT the
Ruspnu. French aud italian con~nle at
Eryroum have aligned a memoranlun' dc.
ciariuW ilsat tho sll.asacyr ihnlf Nih not
provoked hy thn Atmruluuh, Thls nrm-
oraudum has NOS been presented 20 the
porte, No nows has been received from
the interior of Armenia singo November
g. owing tn the heavy fall of snow,
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MIR. Mills said he had provided for the
coinage of silver bullion In the treasury
INTO fractional coin rather than into dol
lars because In that SHAPE it would he
moro convenient, and that he had pro-
yidcd for Hhc issuance OF treasury notes
Ill case OF temporary deficiency IN the
revenues, hccauHe the bonds bear interest
ana the notes DO not.
AN individual" he said never pays
interest If he can get money without. tho
government should follow the s.n,. bust
ness nrnciplc."
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NouND MIMI srtNIous cIIRR.NcY

Washington December G.-.The secret
service has received a telegram stating
That Mike Ford md William Scutcr were
ARRESTED last night at Atlanta, en-. with
a large quantity of counterfeit so silver
certificates on their Persons. Ford amt
Srn'rr haze been passing cuWutrrfDit
quantities are known to have been die-
poFed of In omaha. Kansas city and Dal
las TtNuF
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THE MISSIONARIES WILL STAY.

Boston, Mass, December 6.-Letters at
hand from missionaries Of the American
hoard at the seat Of trouble in Turkey
throw new light on the fact that some OF
the missionaries have not taken adNan,
~ nf ne advice Of Minister Terrell and
80 ,rt,,,.J .soorts that have been PROVIDED
10 conduct them to the coast Tine writer
says: - q. rcstratn The
"Our presence serves TO Ies',sih ~,
gpl'1,,es'iirsi sfosierng. while We are here they
~ dare h act az they otherwise would.
nor do their long-heade1 lead r.. i'' . 10y
nyan 10 the last degree Of risk to our
selves"
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TODAY'S EVENTS,


NEW YORK The Seamen's National
ton IA this city tomorrow.
HAZELTON, PA state convention
Of railroad men will be held here tomor-
row. The object of holding the convention
at this time is to promote harmony IN
the ranks.
CHICAGO Mrs. Julia *. White, the
mother Of Frank White, who was shot
and killed by Detective Dix November ~
| will he given a benefit at the Peoples m
! stitute today
| sr. PETERSBURG.-- The information
| nj chess match opens tomorrow. only
| Iaskpr Ts,higorin and Steinltz WIN
/ romnete Each player Is to contest -FOUR
| games with every other player
NEW YORK.--Cardinal Gibbons Of Bal,
tiu,nre Will take pnrt in the celebration OF
tho Feast of the Imnl3eulate C2nCGtl .'o !,
and the Feast of St lrAncls HhN!,I a.
| 81. Francis Xavier's church tomorrow
LOUISVILLE Ky.-Governor Brown
b1e chilled a special election Tor toqay III
Inc Sixth aud seventh wares OF L3unS'
Vile for a mcmhgr OF tne ieslsia I lS,
| ,rhe reuuhlicans viii try nara 10 WILL nu'
hayo agreed upon 30 man,
puILADEI.PHtA. Pa.-Two members
| 81 No Fourth Baptist church llrs; hlCil'
gr1son and Kirkpatrick med'ch ms
| eionaries will sail today. Ihglr stn'lon =, II
| 1,bthnv Burmah, whore Missionary i-u"l'
herr was murdered last May
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Third day of the conference at Bren-
ham.
Galveston again hopeful OF having a
new depot.
Weekly report of the Texas weather
bureau.
New trial granted Jesus CASTILLO, given
Nfe term for rare at Corpus Christi
*. OF 2. lodges at different places elect
officers.
Wagon load of watcrmclons taken Into
Nclasco.
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question: Let thu powers dcposc the sui
tan aud place ON tho throne come able
man connected with the royal family of
Russia. Then let united Europe guarnn-
too absolutely the independence OF such
government from outside interference.
Fortunately there are two men IN Europe
today who would suit the emergency.
primarily my choice would be the Grand
Duke Alexander who married tho sister
of the present ear Alexander visited the
Worlds Fair nj Chicago aud is q man OF
ability with liberal IDEAS. The other ablc
candidate for the Turkish throne Is King
George of Greece, who IL an uncle of the
Russian cyar.
II believe continued Mr.. white, "that
the European nations should b. given
some share of the spols OF tho Fast TO
maintain the STABILITY OF a government
aries of the new ciunirc and 10 preserve.
peace aud order Let iiussia for ms, ance.
have full swing in Armenia, Give SYRIA
Go rtuncc. let isnglnnda title 20 fgypt
he confirmed, Austria should be allowed
SAloniua FOR u Mediterranean seaport mud
italy might IN return he siNen Trieste, on
the Adriaic by AUSTRIA
london. December The Daily News
correspondent says; sald rasAhns pro-
rlvlties nc Russian and surprise ~ cN-
pressed that NE did not take refuge at
tho Russian iust~d OF the British EN-
hasSN II IL stated that the sultan cues
tionrd him as to the origin OF certain
eodi,loua plncardS aud on hts rrotc%inG
ignorance the aultau reproached hun with
hcing at Tho head Of the rev9l ni, ,'g ~.
movement. lie has tho reputation OF NJ
ing u most upright and HinsIe-nunuea
minister
Three Protestant pastors, Tanuarian NJ
ltchuach krkor at KOS ond Atlasian und
wife at llcsoniG. dlcd rather llian "ceep'
Moslomisu.
NM Ctrcassinns from Slvns under Mirali
hey, arriving AZ the Angort fruntmi'.
produced ordcrs from the van of StvlN
TO 'iovastato 81 th" Arincninn VlilaRra. ~
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stfMMoNnD no ST. rNrNRsnrnG.

London. December 1.-THE Graphln's
Odessa correspondent mya mat Admiral
kupNtuft. commandment Of the 'Mrlt
sem fleet Nia boon sJirnuuntj IA 80. ret
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THE POST COAST EDITION.

On or about December 9th THE
POST will issue a Special Extra Coast
Edition, TO be distributed at the At
hnta Exposition and throughout
Texas.
hessrs. A. P. Carrico and Campbell
hardy are now visiting the different
'ovns in the territory known as the
coast country, gathering data for this
EDITION.
~ viii be the endeavor of The Post
u 'n's edition to have 1t present to
We people into whose hands it will he
paced perfect word picture of tho
vast resources of the country con-
sous to Houston. 1t is the desire
THE POST to. as far as consist
'hN have every town in its territory
''Pfcsented In a manner that will be
eeoitable alike to both THE POST
'ad the people and country 1t repre-
kn,s.
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NEW YORK.-The Scamcn's National
union will hold its fourth annual conVeh-
ton in this city tomorrow
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THE MARKETS.


Middllng cotton at Houston Sc.
silver certificates in New York 6Tiu
67lsc.
Cotton futures advanced In all mar
kets.
Sugar shows continued strength.
How trade between Texas and Mexico
could be further developed.
Wheat closed at top figures in Chicago.