Mawé’
DARING AID SUFFEBIIBC _
, ‘hnvnnbuttlevnthforcclnfrontuwell
‘ us in the rear. for Dalton wns the largest
luring 2
A History of the Andrew Railroad
Bald Into Georgia in 1862.
The Kostgleroic and Tragic Episode
cf the Civil War.
'lulllf.“ .xl: -‘ lull nn-l Annuiti- Account
of tho M. Y.“ Journoy In the "cart «I
the the (Tu-lure
I: “In." Tunis in a Tunic-drun- lull-I‘-
(“lulu-Irvin)”. of n
tlw Trvnl lv- I‘ltaoq- Th1! lullt-urcl. um]
thr- ‘ul-n -,u. or forttun-n of the Lender.
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rr ' g ' - "' 2.1 1:. :m’rs—l said
1'. R \\~ - .-. t..; cur that train.
if :
3m ‘ I muwrrt- !.
‘ . l «l place on a cone where
the." - - 'y r' l-‘ifiht‘4” iris :lw f\'€\‘i
In! 7' - - . _. t .:r\c.~, uni ran unfit}
r 1.-.. - ,_ to 3‘3“ mu: . ":licu let
12‘ 3 ‘7 - '1; sl"~2.':l“!. -‘ ~ ‘ i ’. luv
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to - .1 . .v buck :iftrr Tn: “l."ll tlu- ’
r:.- " '. -- ‘ «in: l!_-- b \\ 1‘ \\ .il rl~h
tfl Y"~~" ‘l i \\ln-:.
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l’ZZL" ..
“in loin- l .ptizrml
(‘I‘ (‘nZler‘tf \‘illl l':'\t I‘t‘ IZJ’LI‘
. «ml it inn Fr} donn the
tm‘ 3; '~- t ' t‘m- rude! - . .lLy unn- truiln‘ .
E's; F l: u : 11;..wzng,“
.‘lxire‘fi . ~.i ii. in h:~ qllh'f way. "It is a
can ; 1: la worth try 1;. nix-l
L. ‘-;: . ii." . lit a inulllutiw manner tn
if \u _:‘. ; the «bonus. Tilt-ll tlw,‘
our" _\' s * ~32“ sanded. We xlw thou)
TIL»! "p t :..r ulL‘Il’uctiUQS We had plan-«l ‘
t»I.’l K i
11“!”‘71".
~lw;l by Xth-l‘mltc. and labor
to clear the hk‘ld cu we won.-
dzm; ;:.z:. :~;l-.-rnisethe rail. ‘
l-t :- .rB-rts were. in you. The
S!!ll«"u r2; - - Lt" still held. and its they
“'x‘l‘v 9.2.. t-- Int-Yo on twain. Andrews
' ' ‘ ’ .\I‘I :xluu‘sl.” ninl “c dolled
.'_ was not the place to lnnkr a
...l Lite“ . for n.“ c dyers against
' vl nfles Would have had no
“an: rang‘e; but from on our
» :dd have been climbing into
lhrif 1:: and cars before they could
pick up tln .- gnm. and the conflict wmrld
not I m— many minutes doubtful.
This “’r- “J‘s- Lt‘ltrt‘nl we came to what a 5
southern .2
-unt rolled "mt-en mutiny“-— l
n mrr- rv tful auxin-strum in the line of ;
our \\ » Nu utflcer was ever more 1
bear-My n. ~ ycd thun mAmlrews during
the “‘ln-lr ~-! thilrdny. had none of us said ;
anything 2mm ntmut this plan for the.
time. ids—1;} because we felt that our 1
leader was hotter able to Judge whnwu ,
tobedone thnnund piruydsqlf
must conteu. bacon-c we thought. he was
only Warning for the best place to turn on
our foes. and that. wewould noon bore
Indie fighting wenntad. l
Theron speed ummmcgnn
culled into requisition-won“ Dul—
interval badly. for it won byno mu.
Wthat immnmhpolnt
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toxnl c-lzr numb.r .
l Hf
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Ate puma: through; and if not. s9
rious difltalty might “be. We might
town we had reached since
Morn-tin. Here a road diverged to Clerc—
land in Tennessee. where it ownecm with
the main hue from Richmond to Chatta-
n-mga. thus making a large triangle. or. as
a “ulna-l man would my. a great Y. At
that tune no tt-leqrapli wires were on this
(has rund; they were not put up till 1577.
1‘ — , :ilw lizzzimn-lu snu- truths.
Ift)‘ l? ‘i' l':i:\ ll:i_’lit be left
,. ~.; ~~-“lt‘ I“ than. and n- “‘0 bad
than made up our blur‘s delay at
:~tolr and were now IIllll‘ll ahead of
. . “an no rvrtulnly of tln- null
’y :ldg'ihlmi f..:- t:~ lt was
h't
EMT:
- \‘u .t
1.. wlztr‘ tub l'--:':l::.:l:v!y
“:ly door: from tho.- lilrgo- I‘u‘M'll
L r dip-z. which hall a shed our all the
trhrk‘. .‘llrl thruuxh which we l::nl to
X‘IIih
ilqu- 19w cumin-«w :iml .‘l‘lfi‘llnf‘is of .\u-
’ \\;!b pro—eunuch! lu~tor
vino \ xmnl‘ on.
lt l~ lflmi} that
li:!llii: a little
“Ll . I‘.l‘!.t-r
ll‘: lhllun. an!
way back. lll.‘ mind wna
“2:3; tln- prwhl‘
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\\ l::ll l-fi-k
my ytge \\ urn-f:
rill.
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“3‘ bark
an L‘Xtt‘l"l|llg.'l}' .~lmr2 lltltv.
(on \\:.-D lm-l come up urn in
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lax: a:.~.~-r
l\':.l;‘...
- .. 3w _':l::.ml
n _\ la-uzu-r. for
. of llu‘ inrstn-r wu.‘
I \\ l' I'll‘ilul :lt tll‘n- depot. which
I ri:?.t :trru“ t': .. doublt- truck.
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n.»-
Aunt
Z._' l'rl"
w‘. \\,i~ '-;l : v'
to ~ . .:~ :ln- lira-lu-II: rush of Hm - :ziln-
t ~ll‘ ‘~- ‘m-l. \u- ~:» pgu " '7 aux:
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it": tho gum
l ' 4). would be c-I Lttlr \ftillt'. If
A; t \‘s w.» lll~z1|~7ttl In light. tin-re
n. .Y l lw 13% place t'f 7lll - llu~r~ it
tail .
'rl tt-«ll lww m .
x: thry nght p'rk up at
! \\.- kvjn? rub! on llll'dlIJII
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7?)“ drew down to
! t‘n- >9:|ll-'ll.
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from
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'l'lavy Iln-l‘t’=~
.' i7t’l5: <
on h!l“ il;l\\t'll:\‘r lt‘nill
jinn. that station and _-.:~-
s-~:it!: ~-' ':.4 ill-2:: ‘uvk word at I“u‘ll
rut --:. ‘ - .; ....‘.._.. of tho trunblt- _
\\;l\ only (it H\ hr .15 ;
fallow. 91‘“ luau-d. llll‘l Flilirr
in u :.«-"u‘.2 izut-r
C:l!ll~- in .‘l “up .
and r, T ‘
exp! .- l' '.
him (Ci ..-
ever. he made all the nu t‘\\'ll‘)‘ explana-
tions, and \"I‘Ulc out lilo following dis-
patch:
T.“- hardly
- he mw the opt-rutor.
u :zl: Ill! 3 \sord of
I, up! nnd Ilr:l;:r~l
the run up, how-
rt'tuflt's TITLE-l: \.\t.
"To Gen. Leadbetter. commander tit Chilt-
tam-och:
“.\ly train was captured this a. m. at
Big Shanty. evidently by Federal soldiers
in disguise. Tin-y tin.- hulking; rapidly for
Chattanooga. pawlbly’with the idea of
. burning the railroad bridges in their rear.
If I do not capture them in the meantime,
see that they do not pom Chattanooga.
“\VILIJA“ .-\. ‘l'x.l.l>:r:.“
This he cart- to the opemtn saying.
“Don‘t speak to anybody or lose refund
till you put that through to (‘lmt Int-03:3.
Jump for the platform when I S m‘ up.
for I must pub on and keep use
. Yankees from getting up a rail or burning
the bridges."
It was terribly quick Work. The opera—
tor was at home ill the office. and almost
= before Fuller had cleared the shed he wus
at the duh and the first words were over
the wires \Vhether they had time to get
the whole message orer before the cut is
very doubtful. and not material. for the
first two lines would answer every pur-
pose. Had Fuller flopped at this point.
~and himself went Into the office long
enough to set the operator at work. it is
almost certain we would have had the roll
up, and, then all the bridges above that
point would have been burned; though it
is still possible that. enough of the message
might have been pushed through to secure
our uncut in Chattanooga. This was
mother ‘rlking instance of the many
nut-row rangin- onwhich this day hinged.
A: Fuller Mon toward the great
tunnel. even his resolute heat utmost
died within him. while all his party began
to blame him or foolbuuineu.
-‘r-~:ir_\' t-- Mop nt tin-open- .
l
\\lu1l we lunl spok- n of -
lib. :dui l.:l\o ‘
'1: {who I-f‘
l'rifrm .
~. winch “:6 nEu-lll ’
for :m .
Hu- curious |'_\‘t‘\‘.
no i a small I
= if tlu-dny lzml' bu-ndry, would loll: lit-furo e
thh lmyt- tillwl the bridge with a mass of "
llamo. “us burning: faster tllnlr
.' :t~_‘:~:;ult Hpt‘l'ullll' ‘
stood by him all the while. here counseled
prudence. pointing out all the perils of
numbush. But. Fuller realized as up-
parently no one else did the desperate
need of pressing on to save the road; and
lie lmd made so many escivpes and been
so marvelously favored. that it kind of
fatnlism took hold of him. He dolor-
minwl not to lose a minute, no matter
what the danger might be. It maytls
Well he said here. that no prudent and
common sense kind of pursuit. such us
' ;\~-~.~ibly :ll‘._\' other man would have our
pE-vyul. could lirlu- hall the slightest
t;..llii't‘ (f nllt‘t’c55. llut even Puller
Equailed as they dived into lllt‘ clnudof
= nunko that hung around tlio entrance of
tho tililtlcl. and held his brrulli for a few
‘ Sl‘f‘t-Iltl" {they were still at f'lll sprodt. till
lu- >:lw with a sigh of relicf :l glx-zlm of
' lulu gllead and know that there was no
other t'IlfI‘illl' now in the tunnel“ Uu llo
1tire-“ml. fur ln- kin-w tho value of the
Flu. k‘xlnullri bridges ahead “.5: well as
we did.
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(‘llAl'Tlill XII.
A l: 'l:xl.\w. ( .\l:.
Inn for the wrtnnsof the day all his '
oil'ort‘ even yr: would lune bu-u foiled.
‘ “'t- I:n\\' dbl “hut Lad lM‘t'll iu the mind
‘ .\'iIth'\\'>. llull‘wfws. for wine limo
——\\ll:at lw l ' lll lun’t- It‘ll-(l (“‘rll til
_ “odor-'32: l .» ._'o lm-i in-t lllt‘ llllt'l‘
‘\.ll b-luu-u that and (‘ulllullll bot-ll so
‘frul‘fllliy .‘llt'l‘l. “c ordvrml no [u lll‘r
. our but our while no “(TV runniuz. lt
‘ wax >.-;nl null). but \\‘:l~ Illllt'll llill‘llt‘l' to
l’:\ . it: about the our was as WM
11“ II “t: (‘v-lzbl l-l'. .l-lu‘ I‘ulll It'll Ill fur-
rx uh. :md tho \\'IN'(l \\‘;i.\ dl‘vln‘ln-«l m the
[X “as by no Min-ill ctlurt lint!
skillful firm; that tlmt-tlgilu- lire t-uuld
l-o krpt :l: the ln-ut ruiuirwl l-‘r List run
run; liu: llt‘\;'t'r.’llt‘ final-n l-‘I‘t‘tlt'l‘l
do.
nuivr
tlnli; I‘I-lllllll\lll-ll‘ l-u-w lI'I-Ill the car. and
l>llt‘1l it
uh “t-I‘v
Illa-lt-
inb- km-iizlg, Sumo bl::.'..u«.:
l’l‘nztl Ill ., ’ and
burn The rural lilo-
l'n'll \\‘;l‘ :illnE-~l:l:1v:ll
lint. l-tlt I'll11;!Illt‘lll.‘l2'.l‘llll1l>llt‘l-
tornl t:-~ “oil :h‘ won-n. it grow rup-
i-ll}. t11i 5.-.“ but l‘:ll‘ (wolf-l >2 l_\' on lllt'
. I
~. 4 ut'll
In
'llh‘
lll’t‘
'3 at will:
Ix. :d rum in it. and :all :ln- ullll‘l‘.‘
(‘ llu‘ tt‘ll‘lt‘r :llhl lut‘v'lllnlnt‘
ll.-\\' 43‘mlllilll) \l.llf t'll' ‘
,.;r \Ewnl} 12;...“
l - lx‘:t\t' llA' burmu:
lil [vlm !' \\'t- innu- In
”~ 1%: (‘lmknmuuil
.d u. '.l run-rill, In
.t l' llAJl‘ tell the will
tll‘lll'll‘l llul Illul \\;l':.
" 'l‘lll‘ I'lll)‘ tilh"
\\’c'
\\l'
.‘Ill'l_
t -~ .~ l‘ “nail-i burn on n.
y l \\:l~ "\Ylll that l:lm~ l-t- mun”
-’~‘.r l: '
:« ‘n of \\~~ ll“ kin-uni: I! at :l
\\;l.~ in! fur lllll l'l. :Ili‘l ll
be I: ”in to burn \u-El.
1:: o \\‘l' wank-i lw
. our): ln furl \\.~
. on t!;:‘ I tl.r--w. nml l-. H
::l ("I‘!‘ of lezlizru-. l.n;wlv~>l}
‘ l'UAr :l ("-Y.\.‘it Ill'lt'
‘ wrruod ta l:~. though K lnu~t
unwound by ~- numb lnlh- rtlmll llzllllllt‘.~.
we rt : .. llu- lirr
:x- ~21 «.7
‘12:: Ir: 2;“ tuiinl
\I‘t' r-rubl ll..\r all Ilzr
g." \‘tfi-AE
viv-
t.’.~'¢l till ”51' vhlrl‘ ~llln‘ l-f
l\l\i‘l.l.\h .\ FIRE l.\ THE nux (All.
untrllili; Then the lllt-xorltlllr smoke of
”1" im- \\;t.~ m-n-n; the pin «winnoctlln: the
burn)“: rur “illiuur t-uglm- was pulled
out and \u- 2~lruwly lm-vwl on 'l‘mu‘loarly
we NUT the ruin of all our hopes: 'l‘o wall
the turning of our foes was \‘lllll. 'l‘lloy
\\ ore, now near at hull]. tunl we could we
Illrlf :tllh‘. u llll which they would be able
l-t rich! u~ n: inn: range. The car which.
m......-..-
roaring
lln- brnlm: 'l‘u takv it to another bridge
wax tlrl'bN‘. for the drenching ruin would
. hun- :iu-u it little chann- to burn uwuy
from tho slit-ltrr of the bridge. Very
sadly we bit the f:|lll‘1'llllllll of smoke
l-vlnztd Th.- pulsuvri >:t\\‘ tllocnr. rind
r. :ilzziu: how serious their loss would be
if it nus permitted ton-lisumc the bridge.
they pushed right into the slltuke and
but it short di~t:utce lilo-ad. where it What
left to smoko nnd sputter in the am on
the silo track.
“'r were now on what proved to be our
but ruu. l lmvo oftt-ll been asked if this
tiny “m not one of great fear and terror
ou-tlie part of thorns who wore cnuaged in
the race. For my own port. I cannot
honestly lay claim to any greater four
than I had often fell ill ordinary military
service. No runner what happened. there
was the :ixfllranco that we still had one
resource—the power to turn around and
attack the pursuingv foe. From the be
ginning. such 1 conflict. had been present
to my mind nan matter of course Be-
fUI'r leaving camp. this had been reckoned
a natural consequence of our position.
It had been fmmently tallied of among
the men. and not one of them seemed to
regard it with any more dread than an
ordinary battle. “'e had been careful to
select large revolvers for use. and not for
show. and when we fouml the enemy
gaining upon us. or our lender‘s plans for
their destruction tailing, We only felt or
said that our time to strike would ,soon
come. “‘9 did not have the boastful feel-
ing that We wore an ovcrmatch for a large
body of southern soldiers. for we all
know how desperately they could and
often did tight; but of the ordinary citi-
zens gathered up as we presumed our
pursue-m were. or even of conscripts. we
had no crest fear. That- We had not our
accustomed arms was a serious disad-
vantage. but this could be remedied by
getting into close quarters: and we trusted
that our leader. who had shown such
wonderful skill in management. would be
able to put us_ within short range of the
pursuingtrain. where we felt sure tbnt we
could quickly give I good account of it.
Probably the fact of Andrews having
never been in battle. but always engaged
in schemes where his own cool during and
cagncious phoning counted for every-
thing. and mere force for nothing, made
him beeitatetoorderunnuack which
would throw hide all than qualms ond
determine the tune by simple fighting.
A time wu nenrwhcnwewouldtlrmly
have disputed our lender’s cannula if
thmhndboennnofllcerofmynutborlty
um I: w could have Manhatt-
tutcd ta- him
- but notunttlAndnw:
“hand-finitely '
and: 'Whydldyounotm mot
lllt“
:-=~: thv~ l:l~t < (our I-ll (ll.llllt‘1ll‘l_\'
Illllt'. :Ls ll .
lun'r bowl ‘
shoved fllt‘ burning car on to lilnguuld. ,
Whit nu-'
glue, and. jumping off. let it drive back nt
the enemy?" “'hnt good could that have
done! Iftheir engine and our own had
been destroyed, as was very probable, to~
getller with a considerable number of
liven. we would only have been where we
weal before we captured the engine nt
all. except that the whole country would
have been aroused. and our ' disguise
thrown otf. The second train would have
been on the ground in a few minutes and
the power of pursuit Would have been un-
diluinislied. “1- had no wish to sacrifice
our own engine until the lust ctlort pos-
sible had been mode. To merely destroy
had no charm for us. \\ hell that destruc-
tlnll could neither promote our escape not
serve a military purpose.
[To m: t‘tn‘rtxt’EDJ
WHAT .LIQUOR AND LOVE DO.
\n Inert-nu- of tit-or 50 Per Cent. In (‘rhuo
Ill l'hlladelphin.
l'illLAmle-Hu, Doc.
mime in tins city during tlm present your
hosts an lilt‘rt‘tlw of 55 per Cont. over lll'll.
vf the proyious your. Tho sun‘lnles to darn
'Vl'uml the whole number m l\‘fi.nud the
mine of infuutcnle shows the striking gain
of ‘1) per cent.
l‘oroller A~llbridgv was usliod to explain
lllli surprising incrom in Prim-x llllll Ill
reply he soul;
! “Liquor and low- nl‘c the two leading pro-
llou to those canal-s.
-.;ln-r IllufthN—Ilurt‘ \‘li‘lDllSllt‘BN and cltpldlly
in llll‘ lllllllh‘lllt‘s :iu-l Ili‘w’pullllullt‘)‘ from luck
of v-ulpluyluont and Nolan-tn: and trouble in
tho Sult‘lllt's. but nearly all can be travel] to
one of the two causes. For illfuutcldo‘ the
llia- thousnutlx' committed every your tllut
IllV'y really form but poor dula on “‘llll'll to
“why on inch-aw. liut tho .sturtllu: fur:
Lint tho Ilullll-I'I' of murders. suividos and in—
tunlcnlos has advanced to n titrikin; degroo
cannot be gullim‘ll 1. And a glum‘o uror the
would wu‘l slmw many curious fontures Ill
sudden death: L— lay."
'l'lu- l'hlu-ry (‘ulnnll-ulon Adjourned.
I \VAsulstnrux. lh-c. lil. — The Canadian
.‘ l'r-llllllgelll “n.- llnn-lm-n llt‘l‘r‘ lll connection
w.lll the ll‘lu-rn-s route-relic" Inn-o tlvci-lul to
~3~ ml their i‘lxristmns llllllIlJy." “‘llll their
ll‘lr‘llll! in Camilla, and left lust night. Maj.
H: n. Cameron. Sir t'lmrlus Tux-perk otln‘lnl
n main in “'mhlugton during the adjourn-
ment of the fishery Convention. .‘lt-snrn
\ngel nu! l'nttmlu. of the Ame-rival: silo of
H.» onlivu-utlnu. will r--turu to lllv‘ll‘ homes In
.| {on days to paws (‘lulstnms The book:
Inn : lint-um vnts lwl ‘Il;ill,: to tho (’ulimlmn
' and English nl‘bltrutors Inn-o lrrn stored in
the -!\\‘nt‘r.‘ return to \Vaahlllgtuu on leu. 4.
Arcturd of Itlgitluy and Arvin.
\Vt‘l‘lilt'rnwx, N. \V . lN-x‘. l::.—ll| tllo cir-
ruzl court hero on Saturday Milt was brought
i by Mm. Mosibnh Rankin for llb~~l ugnitlnt
- Tin- t'urtllngo lloptlbln'nn f-‘rtln- publication
9 a! ~usplcious clrvumstnnom oounovtul voltll
' Jdll l. l“: The will “tn (built-d miremly
‘t-- the plaintiff. ln the onurso of the trial
:I- ~tlmuny tu lIl-llt‘llll‘ tlm guilt of the
; l L .,nl1ll' Ill oonmwtwu
l 1!. » plaintiff‘s husband Ill harm: tun wlvo;
! u 'l\ told-rout. ( in an order of Justice \‘anu.
{ llmkln lms boon flrrl“lQ‘\i for blgnmy and
‘ \ln. lirulkin on n vhargo of “NJ". ltnnkin‘!
-:l_wr I! n wenlthy furlllv‘r ln m; lloar Liftlt
F..l..~, N. Y.
The Faun-us "Ingmar tu HQ‘II“.
“Hulllxunns, live, 13. _. ‘\!1n)in‘ -
lovers of crime, and Illt’SO two items tn the ’
lts‘llll rate of a great eltv beard close relu- .
Of course there urn ‘
lb.- burumg of llvl‘ huuw Ill Carthage on!
with lllt‘ tlro and of‘
Ill—The record \f 1
\
m
A 11am. twisting Meir»
GBMSTMK BROTHERS.
IN ADDITION TO OUR LINE OF
Overcoals & Winter Clothing
, FOR——
may, vorrns AND 1301’s,
\Vllicll “ms never Larger or Finer. \ve mention
A; FEW SPECIALTIES.
_ ..- .____
Fisk. Clark and Flagg’s Walking and
Coaching Gloves.
fllr. warner’s Nilnlllll‘nul Underwear.
nutulwrdiwworml is so lutlultesimnl wrth :
F or Capo—5nd Gloves.
S KEYS GALOCKWOOD’S NEGKWEAR.
awn-fury, wlmw faintly is In Englnu-l. “‘lll
bun-s, and will be min-fully guardnl uutll'
___...-——_.
Brokaw 31‘1": €038 Flannel Waists and Night. Shirts.
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EARL 8: WILSUN’S COLLARS AND BUFFS.
-0.
Cardigan Jackets.
CHILDREN’S KILT SUITS.
AND I.\' l~‘.\t‘T EVERYTHING IN THE LINE OF
Furnishing Gomls, Hats, Caps, Trunks,
and Traveling Bags.
...__, --.._
unusual Bllfl'l‘lllllls,
Insurance Building. Masonic Building,
80. Norwalk. Roz-walk.
d.\ w
Clerk Higgins. of the treasury department,
said yoslerllay that he intended to resign
null lt-flTe gun-rumxut employ at an early
data. Illa rrtlrrlueut. he says. L“ voluntary
_ and is brought about by an opportunity to
ougnge lll Sumo (llslrnblo prn'ntv bumuosu
A Mung-go on The (Bray-hie.
.\'r:w Yuma, lh-c. ILL—liyn document flied
in lln' roglstor‘x office yesterday. the Ameri-
can llrupluo rolupuny luortgngo all their
rights, prlnlwgos. franchises. otn. together
with the plant of The bully Urnplilv, to the
American Loan and Trust oompnny, for
you“. inynblo in 1591
Tho l‘nrtuer Rolulwn Ileltl.
NEW Luxo-N. l'nllll., lM-c. Iii—Pvtor Blit-
ford and l-‘rnneu Gerard. farmer rosidontflol
(;rtll<>ll. vn-rv youterdny bound over ill the
sum --f $10,300 «hell for trial In the superior
court for tho county. The indictment!
found against them were for burglary and
than.
THE BULLETIN OF COMMERCE.
flew \‘ork Money nud Produce Market
Quotations.
S“ \‘mul. live. 1:. «Money chm-Ml at h. [or
vent 'l he lnwost rnto “in: d and the highest 1.
lixclmuco ulna-d steady. ‘Rfifd‘d run-u. {MKQ
ins»... nxtllil rates. l.5l.¢.t.§l\¢‘ for Slxl)‘ days
And l ‘3.“ N“; for demand. unwrnuwuu
clull'l sh‘wl)‘; currency to. It?“ bid; is. coup.
1‘33 ball. “‘3. d\\. lib-H hid.
Tl:- stack nmrkot this morning was very act-
lvo. I: \‘l.‘““\l tlrul and only .sllglttly chunxud.
but after the first tlftl-eu luiuutoslno boars tirade
n rni-l on the coal stocks and sumo of tln- other
loading speculnuv -.\ forcing "window in rapidly.
At ll o‘clock prim-s were down H to 2 por manL,
the 111"“? In Lacknwnuu After ll o‘clock tho
mullet wits l-olmurulvely quiet. and them wu
.- pnrlml him-wry befom l‘.‘ o‘clock. but prions
woutdown tullm lowoat figures again by 19:30.
The markot was moderately native nfh-rlnid-
day. and the tune I'M went. The Iowan:
prhx's were mude nt 8 o'clock. At that hour
prior-s Wt-N down M tosper cent. In the lust
hour them wu considerable covering and u
m‘orary of .L. to 85 per cent... the mat-hut closing
Ml! steady at h to :lh‘ por cent. lower than it
cloud on Saturday.
General Mnrketn.
Nu Yuan. Dec. lt—FLOUlt—Cluled intently.
but. without decided change; winter wheat extrn.
amounts. Minnesota do“ ”1005.23: Ohio
extn. $1035.25. Southern flour closed quht
“d cloudy; common to choice extras. ”800
All.
WHEAT—Options won fulrly active. while
prices wens went. And cloned 3‘61 T-Me. lower
than on Suturdny. Spot Iota closed ate ' And
unchanged. Sula of No. I rod state It 9th.:
No~ 2 do. Blue: ungradod rod. 000%.: No. a
and winter. no; No. 8 red winter. became
We; do. Jon. W; do. Fob. Misc. bid.
COBS~0ptlous are dull Old wank. cloning K
attic. lower. Spot lot: cloned wank end 101;“.
lower. Spot sale. of No. 8 mixed at We: un-
graded do. 00m; No. 1 mixed. Jon. And
Feb. 63c. bid; do. Much. We. bid.
7 OLE—Option: were dull. heavy and lower.
cloning at. decline of “one. Spot lot- cloned
woulandunchunged. Spun-lone! No. 1 white
at. “coated: No. 2 do. too: no.1 mixed.
JAIL. ottoman: d0.- l'bh. mum
RYE—Quiet. but Ill-m; “to. Mateo.
HARLEY—80m.
PORK—Dull; new men. 815.25.18.31; old do.
tumours.
unto—crawl .m but are“: each. v.70:
Jun. 87-05: hit. 87.73-
:; — at“... "a";
17. : wed-n.
. ‘bat‘ adv: m hetory. to
.llflc: “Ian. I 1N:-
mos—run; duh. 8.10.: “M
w. TIC-3 «but. no: W m
92‘. M ”“' m "~"“
A. we. We‘ufl A. g
with cm 0. mm: on. O.
all". m
Jillimrg and Janrgwgauds.
A RARE CHANCE
--—-—'l‘0 BUY—w
MILLINERY
—————A.\'D-—-
FANCY GOODS
—-—ooo——-
Ail am about to make room for llolulny Honda. [will poll from the lat to the 15th of December 0!: y
my entire stock AT 03 BILO‘V GUST.
l‘voplo wishing to buy goods in my line should avail themselves of thin opportunity. In
This Sale Continues filly Fifteen Days,
and on the lath day of December will meme former prim
CHILDREN‘S BLACK RIBBID DOSE ch..forlncr|y$c.
CHILDREN‘S BLACK RIBBED DOUBLE-KNEE “083 90c" formerly 3th:
LADIES‘ AND CHILDREN‘S PLAIN DOSE l9c.. formerly 25c.
AND CHILDREN‘S WOOLEN HOSE an. formerly 30c.
AND GENTS‘ XBRINO UNDERWEAR 38c.. formerly 50c.
LADIE‘ WHITE KUSLIN UNDERWEAR 75c. formerly 81.50.
LADIES‘ AND CHILDREN‘S CASSIIIRE (lelts l9c.. formerly 25c. .
LADIES CASSIIERE GLOVES l9c.. formerly 25c; 40c.. formerly 30c.;%5c.. formerly 35c.
FANCY RIBBONS thtt were cold for 351:. And (In. par yutd. now at ”c.
KID GLOVES 69c“ former price 8LN; KID GLOVES 90c. former price 31.25.
A FEW SIZES LEFT 0F UNDRISSKD KIDS 80c..fonncrly SIJO.
LADIES LINEN COLLARS 9c.. formerly me.
A YEW CORSITS mu. formerly v.00.
SILK V'ILVEI‘S for unto people buying one yard or over. -
PLUSEES 95c. BET VELVETEINS 70c. only Iold in quantifier of {yard or over It these priceo.
LADI .‘
LADIES‘
The above ll only I few of the my uncle- that will be cold at the name rates.
Millinery will be Sold Regardless of Cost.
WOOL PILTS one... former 1360083». FUR PETS 31.0) had 81.5. FANCY IRATE“ It
halt vane.
“41......
H. Krieger’s.
. niacin Hotel in, lain strut.
south NorWalk, Conn.
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Norwalk Chronicler