.x.
«wk,
iii
\
1 cannula
THE coat. surety IS NEARLY tx-
‘ ‘ ‘st'rao.
' Wan”
. Ian-an in Will rum: that rue-loom
‘, ”I Shall (loan Ills \l‘arfnro on tho
l mu at labor—Tho “ditto-d Strike
L W, Unchanged.
' m. P... Jan. 7.4m Bonding can
”have laid on about mom railroad m4.
Within the put day or too. These turn
in! ”played as engineers, llromcn, cou-
fiml, Woman and coal l audit-rs. Only
“pl-om employed in banning froight
hawk-i. retained. At some oi the stutionl,
m, tho crews will work alternately
M« '0“. There its hardly l00 uowmou
hand» between the ago of Schuyl-
killmllw ' _
. “firth in the coal regions is as solid
ltu'fllho made, and the Reading on-
dab are thoroughly uneasy. The public
who are the Indore", are get: in; angry, and
“0 ll no mlltaking the tvnitwr of than
in h” mt interests at claim. The cod
llpply in nearly exhausted, and there is a
but datermlnol spirit lung manifested
mil-'0 in eastern Al'enusylvnnia that
“It Corbin cease his warfaro on the
to of Inbor, for tho pz'erollt at least.
Awallknown fumaco man said yesterday
“at if this trouble ' not kin-eddy Bottled it
will paralyae busing: and stop the mills and
W all over .tho state where thcynro
upon anthracite coal for incl.
are growing more complicated
Colin-nu it n probablo that u..- propriotoru
d Ill the leading industries will all! a meet-
lllx within a few days with a view of urging
the railroad officials to adopt a more concili-
kttwpolicy. Balinese men throughout the
dual regions say that tho ‘rninera were never,
”undetermined than they are today, and
hill resist the destruction of their organisa-
tion to the bitter end. They say that it will
be the greatest battle on record, and should
It lust any-«length of time it Will be impuni-
Itlo to cyan estimate the consequences.
PW, Pa., Doc. 7,—llundreds of
knights will continue working, regardless of
mm The only information elicited
iltotho result or the confercncc of local
ciallThursday at I’hilmlolphia is that it
been decided to remain quiet and lot
"out lhnpe themselves. No special efforts
Ire to be made to start any collie-rice. The
Empany is, not well pleased at individual
oompanies conceding the advance and going
to work.
The Pottsville Merchant's exchange has de-
cided to ceaseselliug on credit to any ctr-i
ulnar out of employment in cunrtqllencc of
Strike. This; will be a terrible bldw to
strikers, but it is the only salvation the
merchants. have. They have gone through
Itrlkea before, and. know that bankruptcy
awaits those who continue the credit system.
One merchant said at the meeting: “I'll sell
N,“ of 1:567 strike accounts for $30."
Most of the individuals continue working.
The company worked but three collieriea ‘
yesterday.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1—D».- leaders or
the height handlers strike nremuhing des—
perate endeavors to cheer up the frigging
spirits of the men they encouraged to lcave
the company‘s service. At one of the meet—
ing places of the strikers, cncouraging 11105-
Iagcs Were posted up to keep lhc interior. of
the men awakened to the struggle. These
‘mcesagos announced that no freight was
being moved this way or that way; that
new bands were quitting tho company’s ser-
vice, and many other things which pictured
the company inastate of paralyzing per-
plexity. But there aro no signs that the
public can ohaerve that confirm these reports
by the leader! of the may
The only utterance that could be gotten
directly from General Manager McLeod
yesterday was that “there is no change in
the situation," that he knew of. A Walnut
street coal operator who had seen him, how—
ever, made a strong statement to the effect
that the thought of arbitratin’g the minera’
troubles had never been discussed by the
company. He thought, as many others do,
that the strike will only cud with the nliucrs
succumbing. and may, therefore, be pro-
tracted. “The miners and the public gener-
ally ought to know,” continual the speaker,
"that the company cannot be. wiped out of
existence in a week or a month, as the
miners threaten, but that it is amply able
to sustain its position. It has $5,000,000 of
cab and 813,000,“ of available securities
in its treasury, andflhving taken its stand,
it will adhere to it.
The scarcity of coal in( the city yards has
already had an influence on the price or that
,commodity, and just at present high figure
are Mlligh as 87.50 has been rc-
ceived for the beat hard ash cool, but quota-
tions ranginghom 86.50 to 87 are cor‘nmon‘,‘
and only short supplies are available at that.
The situation at Port Richmond is war-ti:
cdlyunchmied, and the end if the great
laborstrikc appears tube as for oil as ever.
Would Not Accept a Pardon.
8!. PAUL, Jan. ‘l'.-—It has just been ‘mada
public that there is at least one person in
Him who prefer! that tho prison should
ha h’u home. A man named Wilson wail
reamed for life, and has now [won an in-
mate of tho penitentiary about eleven y
Why an effort was made on the part of
bk old m among whom was a Catholic
prist, to secure his pardon, and their on-
' (him would undoubtedly havc resulted
favorably but for the interposition of Wil-
Ion, who, on bearingbf the effort to locum
m. rob-n. wrote a letter to tho priest, say~
tag that he was an old man, that what little
many ballad had mgone, and that if
ha variant! the only thing he could do
would ha to but up an almshouso, aad‘that,
Hider the circumstances, he preferred to
pan tho remainder of his life where ho i1
Attire. ll Scrunch.
HIV YOI‘. JD. 7.-Thero was lively
militia: fusio- thorax-run bath mum.
naut‘a‘t Ito. 181 Watt Twenty-third strong
afternoon, and considerable ex.
mt! tho hilly neighborhood outlide.
About I o‘clock oke came pouring out
on, and the angina
on: A few min-
was out and the crowd
’ ' well known men had juat
bluhaaomluglylathwodwhen the attend-
.» ydhd ”that? Both Itartod up nu.
Vanfin’uhd for a about, the on...
war. Neither flopped u.
, vat-d. but Ital-ted for" u.
‘qunturo’agarb Imam
mu. m by the attendant.
‘ given such wide circulation in the out
Emmi) lip nut torn
rna DUKE 'or «onroucs secouo
vusrr To some
contrddlctory Btatcmcnta as to the cum
0! Illa Minion—Mgr. Pontco'a Boon-t
Tour Through Ireland. and It. Alleged
Mull—Other Foreign Notes
tarpon, Jun. 7,—Tho Duke of Norfolk,
,accotnpanlad by Lord Carey, took his de-
parture for Roma yovtarday, bearing addi-
tional dispatches from tho queen to the pope.
”Simultauewsly with tho depot-taro, prompt
olllcial notice is given that the Duke of No:-
folk'r minim: to Rome terminated with his
return to London, bringing with him the
pope- lettor_of thanks to bar majesty for
the bitter": jubilee gift audits accompanying
letter ante-lag her good whhou, but it is
Won the other hand, by persons in
position to know whereof they Ipeulf, that
his grace is charged with certain l‘l‘protlf'llm'
tiom to be made Int Rome, trickling
tho renewal of diplomatic relations Im-
twccn England and t vatican imminent.
Tho Pall Mall Gale to, in a discursive
article on the subject, ' is that under tho
influence of. Mgr. P some of the Irish
bishops have exorwd pressure upon the
clergy of their dioceses in favor of a policy
of conciliation toward the Dublin Castle
government, and in support of this assertion
quotes a letter written by a bishop to w
priest inlvising bimbo purluo that course.
Tho skudlum of tho letter is withhold, but
The Gazette guarantees the gcnuincneiu of
the document and intimates that similar let-
ters arc forthcoming. .
lieu, Jan. 7.-—Thc pope will giveare-
ccptiou to the presidents of the English and
American collegea in Roma and to Bl'ltiah
pilgrims, on May 10.
Tho exhibition of the papal jubilee presents"
was opened in the Vatican yesterday, a dis.
tinguishcd assemblage being present. The
pope, attended by forty-eight cardinals and
the entire pontiflcial com‘t, participated in
the opening ceremonies, and in reply to an
address expremed himself asdcoply mom!
by‘ tho evidences of love and venomtion
tendered from all partav'of the world. Them
tokens, he declared, teatificd to the power of
the papacy, which its enemies bad in vain
attempted to deny.
A telegram from the German frontier of
Russia states that eight Nihilists, includin;
the Cossack, Kscrnoff, who attempted to take
the lilo of tho czar during the emperor’s visit
to the Don Cossack country, will be hanged
at. St. l’ctcrsbnrg on Feb.'l.
Coax, Jan. 7.—Uapt. Plunkott has in-
formed tho polico magistrate having charge
of the case that Canon O‘Ma'noney had n:-
fnsod thopolice‘access to the three girl; in
the Convent of the Good Shepherd, whom,
it is alleged. Maj. Roberts assaulted. 'l'ho
otliciul investigation into thccttse has, then-—
fore, been suspended, and Ma j. Roberts is
advisul to prosecute Cation U'lluhuney for
malicious libel. ‘
The Irish Land Commission.
SPEAKER BMW ' =
’ , .. m ‘i . t < w
an. THozaE-ecouusn. opens TH:
“ moment, '
charging that the natural Ware Tula-
pared With—licntucky’l Pomona Stat-o-
mau l'roaent-nla Manda flay Ivory-
thlug Can Be Explained.
Wasmrorov. Jan. 'f.--'l‘hero was a full
meeting of the noun committee on election.
yesterday to agree upou a line of procadurl
in the' ThocboCarlisle ’ contacted election
cnle. Tho contestant. Thoebe, was pro-Int
with Illl counsel, Maura. Bypbor and
Btoever, of this city. No one formally rcp-
rcaeuted the speaker.
Mr. Bpr laid that on the night of the
election it became apparent to the judge- of
election at Covington that lfr. Carilllo had
boon defeated by more than 2,000 votea.
At I o'clock they sent f or Mr. Guilds and
brought him in a carriage' to. the house of a
friend. He (Sypher) could give the norm of
the friend and tho location of the house, but
he would not do so unless the committee
know at this stage of the c'ale. After con-
sultinmith Mr. Carlinlo they telegraphed
to have tho returns of the ouuido counties
withhold. .
Continuing, he laid that it was a fact that
tho returns of tho six outlying counties were
withhold for five days, and Mr. Carlille had
publicly confessed that ho was defeated.
The contestant (Phoebe) was next allowed
to make a ten minute statement to the com-
mittee. He said he was born in the same
county as the speaker forty-three years ago.
After the election ho had told Wood that if
he had not enough voter; he did not want
the seat; lic would not rely upon techni-
calities, and if Mr. Carliale .bad one more
votc [Imp be (Thocbe) he ought to take tho
scat. Soon after the election tho inquiry
was gone-rally hoard upon the street! of Uov~
ington: "Cannot mmethiug be done for Car-
lislef" in one county witness wnswiuformod
that he had roccivml thirty-five votes, but in
a few days, whsu Wood went down there,
he was informed that no vote: had boon cast
for him. "
Mr. Cnrlislc was in the committee room
during part of the proceedings and wore hi!
wanted imperturablo look. Ills lawyer and
friends may they are not in the least dis-
turbed by Sypher's declarations and that
everything will be explained when their side
is heard.
Without an attempt to come to an agree-v
moat “lion the propositions submitted by
Mr. 'l'hobo‘s counstxl, tho committee ad-
journed until today, Wbcn some action is
likely to be taken.
l2 ‘ovenior Parker's, Funeral.
F to“), SI ., Jan. 7,—‘l'ho funeral of
ox-tiovernor Park‘cr tool; plum yesterday
from the Presbyterian church. Tho pull
bearers wore Chief ‘Justico Beasley and
Judges Magic, Dopue, Dixon, Knapp, Rind
“and Scuddor, of tho suprcmc court. Many
civic and political bodies wrre present from
Losnox,.lan. 7,—Tho Irish land camnflwdlill‘ercnt parts of the state. ,Thcro was a
rion has submitted its report to the “codify
(if lroland, on tilt) basis of its recent “Riff” state and nation,
reducin , the judicial IcntS. The rcpt-r ;
states t at "tho commisfion appointed sixtwn
gentlemen 'tu scrutinizr the various pried
charged fur rentals, and the commission ltm‘lf
tried to ascertain the staple product of ouch
union, as as basis of reduction. The rcpor'
states that Judge O’Hngan (littered with his
colleagues because he comidored that tin»
land not gave the commission greater pow
ers than the other contiuitsiont-rs conceived
to be open to thorn.
Exchanging Compliments.
Sr. l’nrnnsht‘nu, Jan. “ii—Tho Journal do
St. l’etersbourg calm-sacs high satisfaction
at the distinction bestowed by Smpornr
William upon Ucn. Von Schweinitz, the
German ambassador to Rustin, in decorating
him with the order of the black eagle. The
political life of Gen. Von Schivoiuitz, says
The Journal, has been devoted to perpetual»
ingaclosc frit-inbhip betwwn Russia and
Prussia.
Alwlu‘a Dlatrnstlng ltuaaia.
Sr. Panasonic, Jan“, 7.~It is stated
that tho surplus of $000,000 roubles de-
manded by the budget is‘to be used in the
construction of railways and tho‘ opening of
new ports. The budget is distrusted, how-
ever, and tho conccnsus of’ opinion is that it
will not bear serioumfliticism.
Bad for Policy Holders. '*
llan’rvonn, Jan. 7.4—Thc receivers of the
Charter Oak Life Insurance company, of
this city, 1. nglrooks and E. A. Stevens,
have been allowed $10,000 as salary for their
first year’s Services. . Legal expenses have
cxccodt-d $0,000. and ofllce expenditures will
run up the total amount to 830,000 for th.-
lirst year of the rtcoivcrship. it is now be-
liovod that tho company’s property in this
city, which cost $500,000, will not not the
policy holders a dollar, the whole being
swept away by the mortgage of 3200,00 and
inter-rat hold by the [Etna Life.
Convicted of Murder.
LOCK llavns, l’n., Jan. 7,—Tbo jury in
the case of John W. Johnson, on trial for
the murder of lspac Colby and his wife, at
Cherry Run, last August, yesterday to
turned a verdict of guilty of murder in the
first degree. .A motion for a new trial will
filed on Monday. Johnson was indicted
with Luther Shaffer, Henry Kline and Essie
Kline. Shafler was convicted of murder iii
the first degree rovcrrfl Weeks ago. The
came of Henry and Essie Kline will prob-
ably bo called for trial next week.
flanged Himself in Illa (tell=
Tmrox, Jan. 7.——John licElbery, a con-
vict. committed suicide by hanging at the
state prison Thursday. The rope and noose
were formed out of strips which he obtained
bytearing up his shirt. His body Was dia-
covered lying on the floor of the cell, the
rope having broken after his death. He war
”you" old and was from Patterson, where
he was sentenced to two years for breaking
and entering. It ll believed that hit mind
was affected, as hla term would have cx-’
pired in March.
A Pack of LI..-
Wtonrn, Kan, Jan. 7.—'l’he board at
trade pa-Id resolution: announcing that“
haacauud a searching investigation to be
made throughout southwestern Karim for
thc'purpoaa of ascertaining the oxtaht of the
suffering there during the cold weather thit
wihter, and that not one can of death by
hearing or narration has occurred. The
raaolutionu atrongly denounce the authors of
the fab ind mammal reports which won
Banal, u.- an... kin-d.
Nouns, A. '1‘. Jan. 'f.--—lnformatloa oi
thokllllag‘ acacia-l, the famous ante-n
haudlnhuhaeu received. 'Barnalandaom
l:.r;;c "twinning. of distinguishéd citizens of
Public and private
uildings “Tl"! draped in mourning, and
business was generally suspended during the
Service.
A Bomb Exploded in a Public Square.
ancasrhz, Pa, Jan. '0'.—At Harmony, on
the Pittsburg un-l. “'ostcrn railroad, )‘cslct'-
day Sulnl‘tvnir as yet unknown, exploded n dy-
namito bomb or similar explosive in the pub-
lzc square. The concussion attending tho ex-
plosion staggered podeatrians in the vicinity,
and houses arc said to have swayed slightly,
whilon large amount of window glass was
broken.‘ it is supposed to have boon some-
lmly‘s job, but tbc authorities offer a liberal
reward for the- arrest of the guilty party.
You“: llodgc'a l'unlahment.
Nun" llavxx, Jan. ’f.~\\'altt-r Phelps
Dodge, who became notorious by publishing
an announcement of marriage with big
cousin, has left Yale collogo. lie was con-
ditioned at the Christmas examination, and
failed to uork it oil When he returned 'this
week. llis classmates avoided him, and in
prcfcrred to leave voluntarily rather than
ri~l. prolnuble sthpwsion and certain ostra-
cisxn. '
found llrpu nod in n (intern.
.iamzsrowx, Jim. 2'. —~.\lr;i. 1m, who lived
on Price street, was found drowned in u
cistern at her home yesterday. She occu-
pied a room with hur sislcr, and had evi-
dently got out of a sworn] story window in
the night and thence jumpul into the cis-
tern. ller mind had been impaired for
some time, and she had once before at
tempted suicide by whirl/Elwin.
Limits Like in Lima Kiln.
Nuwuuno, N. t’., Jan. 1—]: is officially
announced that tho Tower of Liberty here it
complettd. As viewed from tho Hudson tht
atmcturolooks more like a limo kiln than
anything else, and people here are not as on
thusiastic as they might be over the cor.
pletion of the tower.
CONDENSED NEWS.
There was a surplul of $2,100,000 in the
Dominion treasury Jan. 1.
The Retail Coal Dealers exchange, of
New York, has decided not to advance the
price of coal for the present.
The report of llecciven Kennedy and
Harris, showing that the affairs of tho Jor-
aoy Central were in such condition as to
warrant the termination of the receivership
on Jan. 1, was issued yesterday.
Prof. Vlrchow's new work, which will
Ibortly be published, treats exhaustively of
cancer and declares the (ll-sale to hecurablo.
lcocutting was begunon the Hudson at
Troy, with a thickness of six inchcl.
Burglar: robbed the postofllco at Millvllle,
‘ Manfl'hmlny night, Itcallng several regis-
tered letters. ‘ ‘ ’
Frank ill. Sherman, 35 year- old, war
locked up in Newport, 11 1., on a ,chargo of
having three wivex , ,
Arthur H. Ball, a clerkof the 11
Machine company, Milford, Na... in ac-‘
cased ofembenliug 82,000“ hlsemployara‘
money. v“
Joaaph D. Hart lain jail at Springfield
Mo, charged by,a Wichita, Kan" ofllccr
'1an diamonds wrath 84,000 April 3,
18m. “
Prank Van Horn and a Wilt-phat named
Connor qurraled at Oneida, N. Y. Harri!
Kenyon interfered and will stabbed by‘Vdn
Horn, mhably fatally.
E. B. Wilbur, a well known merchant of
Bnflalo, N. Y.. left that city Int loudly
lira. Stack wan auaultad by burflanh
herhouao aw Portland, la, Thur-day
nlghtfaad remedy wouadad that Ilia
urged him, as he did not wish to state all how
int: rum. ovum ,. a.
on Union In been standing.
l’mmmuu, Jan. 'l.-Balpoaaea to the
cc of General thohman for
0 payment by the local clonal-lieu, Knights
of labor, of the January tax mpourlnz la
tantamount-01th. order. “The
thawing thus made by our organllation,"
laid Mr. bitchman yuurda , “in an excel-
lent oaaaud furnishes a complete answer to
the people who are continually shouting
over the fueled dhlptogratlon of the order.
That ll all neurone. We are in a: good,
if not a better condition to-day than we
aver wm, and than ahow it.
Whore there has been amok in one
direction there has been a mady growth in
another. Anombliea that don't pay their
dues are, of course, cutoff. Of the 2,310
naemhllca suspended for this cause last July,
1,000 have been reinstated by the settlement
of their arrears. We have nearly 500,00)
mcmbon now, and all in good ntandiug.
Now these are facu, and the talk of men
opposed to us won’t alter-fluent. We are
ready for a new year under the very bright-
est of proapectn.“ '
Kicked to Death by a Hono-
Ncwuvnu, N. Y., Jan. 7.-—-Charlcn Con-
nors, a driver for Truckntan Thomas Doug-
las, was killed yesterday afternoon by u
kicking hone. He entered 'l‘orn (logarty’u
blacknnith shop, in Chambera street, on the
horse'- back and said to the bystanders to
beware of the horspna ho was a kicker. Then
he slid of! the animal’s back, and as noon on
he struck the shop floor tho hone let drive
and kicked him to death. Connors was 20
years of age.
Pro-Ideal. Buchanan's Choice.
LAKE CITY. Minn, Jan. 7.—Mn. Letitia.
Boveo died \l'talnosday night at bar imi-
doucd in Sugar Loaf Valley, aged 0) yrars.
In her youth lilo was betrothed to a young
man near her Pennsylvania homo. whom
her parents forbade her to marry, they
favoring Janice Buchanan, afterward preta-
dent of the United Staten. It has Lccn ul-
leged that Buchanan remained a bachelor
on hor account.
Blwdy‘lfivldence Agalnat l’cte howling.
Lotto Biuxcu, N. J., Jan. 7.—Conhtnb|e
Clay Woolle esterdny searched the rooms
of Yoko Dowllu , the colored man who in
suawcted of bait r tho murderer of Robert
Hamilton. lie found a coat, which had a
number of gray hair: on the collar and '
alcoves. A blool stained pair of overalls
were found making in a Wooden bucket in
a corner in one room
Iii-Secretary Manning'l Will.
«ALBANY, Jan. 'Z.—'l‘hc will of Daniel
Manning, dated July, 20,1o50, was admitted
to probato yesterday by Judge Francis
Woods, and letters lualfkflll‘ntll')’ were issued
to Mrs. M. hi'nrgarcttu Manning and James
Ii. Manning, cxocutrix and executor. 8.
W. ltotscndalr and Edward A. Urocsbcck, of
Albany, are tho witnesses;
A 'I’Imher ship [note-cl of 3 Bull.
51'. Jous, N. 15., Jan. ’l’.-—~Hugh it. “(le
ertson. the projector of tho big timber rah,
arrived here yesterday. llo says there will
be no more timber raft» constructed, but a
timber chip will be built, with span and
steering apparatus and provisioned for sixty
days. Work on the shipwill be begun at
once at Joggias.
Will Raprcaoxt tho l-‘alr Sex.
UIICA, N. Y., Jim. ‘l.—l"lom Situiut'ld, the
mother of a largo family whodeals in groce ~
ics and jewelry, in mining fromK In! homo
in this city. . She is auppcaul to he in Cahada,
and is wanted hero for forgery. Mn. Bum—
uela has also left debts behind her amounting
to about $5,000.
'1 In: Attica-tic ('lty'a Crow halo.
HYANMS. Maps, Jan. "Er-The
last night irnln South Shoal llghldulp, Nau-
tucket, Willi the captain and crop of the
steamer Newcastle City, which was wrecked
on South Slz- his album :i w. ck ago.
. (in-\cruur ltodwrll “a; Rich.
B'Axtlull, Jim. 1—le estate of the lam
Governor liodwcll is valued at MMWU, of
which $400,000 is in personal property.
These figures may be changed by the ap-
praiseruont that is to be male.
THE TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce Market
Quotation.
Suw Your. Jan. t.—lloucy closed at 4 per
can, lb:- luncst rate. The high-mt rats was
per crut. Exchange) cloned already; "rated
rim-s. l.>4,54.$?; actualrates. ”inflate”; for
sillylltlysnml thithautifi for demand. Gor-
eruuh-nts timed steady; currency k “0 bid;
the, coup. in?“ bid; is. do, I255 bid.
rum: railroad bonds clerical as follows: Union
firsts. “3,5110; Union land grants. mount;
Union sinking funds. “7013); Controls. 1130
llti. '
Emulation in stock: was on a small acalc thin
morning. but the tone was firm. and at I o‘clock
prices were generally $5.3“ per cent. higher
than the chasing fhrum of last night. Beading.
St. Paul. and Louisville and Nashville about-bed
must of the speculative Interest. The dealings in
them amounted to 55 per cent. of’thc whole
morning's trading. There was no increase in
dealings on the stock exchange after It! o‘clock,
but the tune mntinuod llrm to the clout. Value:
vrcrt~ wellsupwrtedJnilthc final figures were
normally the beat of the day. The adv-W
ranged from “at“ percent. and was partlc ,
patcd in by moat of the list. _
General Ilarkoto.
Nrw Your. Jan. u—l’LOUB—Cloaad dull and
weak and withom material change: winter
when! cxlra, “macro; Ilnnesota do. 83.10.;
5.10; St bouh extra. 91035.10. Southern
flour quiet and steady; common to choice extra.
340413.50. ,
WHEAT—Options were dull and laugular.
healing: were féaturclcn. and at the clam
prices were 9.5.1,)“. lover. Spot lots closed
weak In] Me. lower. Spot taboo! No. I red
slate at 050.; Not 2 do. ”MM No. 8 led winter.
Omit; Wradod red, tram: No. 1 red win
tar. Jan. 05%.; do. Fob. “Haida. larch.
We.
CORN-Qwert- were dull and weak. chain;
mnmoyatmm lower. .spot lot-chard
“Que. lower. Spot also of No. I mixed at
Ila: ungradadmlxad. moors“; No. trained.
Jan. ”99-: do. Fab. Whirl.
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also “uh I ”Witt" over the name "Nell-on
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- To Let.
W0 NEW li'l‘ollllfi on tho llrcl llunr, andaNew
taunt e on the second floor in Perrlu'e bulld-
lnu, opposite on Depot. Item of each ave til)
dollar! per month. lnqnlrn of John Perrigor Staph-
cn Hoyt, ticket agent at the Darlen llepot.
" 'I‘o LEE. "
OR a term of three years run on) corral-r m:-
‘rpnr. Unmet Water and Elizabeth Smelt.
l'oucnlou I h but I”.
- Born a oomscumm‘. ‘
bill If 80th Norwaik.
For Sale.
'l‘wudcairublc residenccr. both in excellent cou-
dltiuu—l‘ricca nucnablc. and terms my.
,‘ Enquire of TAYLOR A: GOLDEN.
Real Estate and lire-trance A cute, to and 4'.’ Wuh-
. mgr-m St.. South orwalk. (:t.
For Sale.
$1 40‘ WILL BUY A FAR)! 01740 ACRES.
. v at Ruldlnitmlnutxmllce from Bethe]
It has on it a dwelling liuurc. situated on a high and
hmlthy location. barn,corn honor», w on house and
cow Illlllt‘; all in good condition. It on it live
a plentyuf graftcd fruit tmcn in good hearing, and
voice moat ckccllcm 1n it‘ll. About half of the land
in down to meadow. t ie after minus. lowed and
wood. Enquire of TAYLOR it (i DEN.-
llcal flame and lmnirancc Exchange llmmr. 45
and 17. Washington St. 10 if
, . . .
Fort SALE CllEAl’.
f two family hourc with all modern improve-
llll‘nld.
l home and lot in fine location in Blot Norwalk
Also twenty tin.- building lou- to be cold on may
'lcnm. , ‘
Stock.‘ farm, 250 acm. in lim- rtMe of cultivation
with all the atoll. grain. etc. Price $7.00!).
Twp homes to rent. POQICSBlOn 'glven immediate
ly. hill—ff J. S. RANDALL. [that Norwalk.
\‘7 EST NORWALK.
$8 50.00
Will buy one acre of land fronting on the Main
Ilreet, with hour-c containing 3 room. and Barn.
The pwmlm an- in good condition,well shaded and
i has womb-ruble- fruit on them.
$2300.00
Will buy ten non-u of land. four of which front on
the Main sin-ct and have on thcm a nod house
containing n mum-t, large barn and can age hon-e.
The buildings an: in exo-llcnt condition and are
well shaded.
"om-rs, will cub-mgr for city properly. or ifeold,
will allow if desired. part of purchase money to re-
main on mortgage. .
En aim of TAYLOR .k GOLDEN.
llt-al Eston- and mutant)! Argent-l. 45 and 47 Wash
ir'uion EL. South Norwllk, Cl.
lulumbia Full,
1
~ Columbia Feel, «
[column Feel.
list-d by all noted dealers in
Homes and t'attlc. Contains
more nutrimcnl. than Corn,
Oats or wheat. and sold (to
introduce it) at cos! price.
Raymondllms
General Agent’s.
’B. F. Stevens,
Ml. SIC llALb BLOCK,
lo the place to get
First-llasslnctrits
of all kinda at
LOW PRICES.
We tell the Calciteater Urea-er:
Bath-r In Rolls.
We also have a fine lot of other
Butter that we are selling low. Cole
llfllll] GflFEEE 0R 'l'El,
B. F. STEVENS,
Imam II'AIJ. nation.
l WW I
6, beta 3 Specialty.
David mow,
if you want
med- sac-t. wow, .
9 For}. SALE.
Heal. E
Hauses aha Lots.
Elguwuod‘ Avenue, hit 80x 210,l
House 40130, 14 Roomc with Lietito,
property in oxceilent condition, ,
Darien.
gardening or both; 20 minutes
. walk to Rowayton depot,
' improvements, bhrn. icc house, &c., grounds
good condition. 3
One of 1 acre, goo] badge and cu. buildings
a * Farms.~w~
Near the city with coniforlnblv l cases on them in quantity from Ill to 40
fiahberry Plains.
and room for carriages, garden and a good varity of Fruit.
acres, stream of hater running through it, bong:R
or their own use. than!
and make known what!
will prove just what thby wlah
Payments or;
‘ . l 9 ‘
ty will he made any.
Rubber Stamps.
hihltiou at rooma.
carefully drawnhan'd title: to real property would.
ACKOWLEDGM TAKEN, (Notary Public.)
, LOANS NEGOTI
mflttfl.’
. EU, ROPEAN PAS
, AI ‘. ‘ ‘ I I ‘
1
31‘s OBTAINED.
S for Na
Two pleasant residenceh within a short distance of Darion depot, one of 10
ll rooms, modern
a d improvements in
Inéurance.
fl Fire. Life. lAccident and Plate Glass.
IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES AT
and Elllllll Rflfllll,
45 & 47 Washington Street,
sourn nonwaut, - - .conu.
Modern Improvcpwnts, Carriage Home and Stable, Good Garden, 88,500
Eimmual Awnm», half-0x200, house quite new, 7 ' 3,300
North M iii! may... Ll-glf .sih- llm Lockwood place, modern improvements, 0,000
n u -. kt u u u u . u ' 7’5“!
" “ ' " East side, large double lpmse, 5,000
Windward A‘wnm’. $2,200. Springwood, 2,500
Day Stru- t. twu lionecfi, rL'apvcliVL-ly 0 82,7“) and 3,“
MOI-hm Street, litft‘t' Imuscs, rcstwctivrly, " $2,000, $4,000 and 4,000
Spring Street, two booties, rer-pectively. 82,100, double house, 4,000
Havilnnd Street, good home and burn, - 4,500
Turnpike. good house and out buildings, lot 74x250, 2,000
Concord Strer't, $2,000, Wt :t Strut-l, 2,800 ‘
Taylor Ayenuu, guml homo and burn, ’ , ~ , , 3,000
Chapel Street, contractions andihvell built house, good carriage house and
' bt’lllll‘, grounds spacious and well shaded, a charming view of Long
Island Sound f rdni piazza, , 15,000
Scull] Main and Raymond Strm-ts lots 05x150, house 17 rooms, good .
bum, all in good condition, 0,000
South Main Sim-t, aliirut 5 acres, good house. and burn, possession /'
can be had at once, . ' 0,5“)
Concord and Spring Street“, row of tenement, 4,000
l I I
BUIIdIng Lots.
West at n cl, $1,500, £350
Summit Street, from $500 to ’ 700
Elmwood Avenue andlllayview Avenue, 8690 to 1,000
Golan llill Street andmiyview Avenue (corner) $1,000 and 1,200
Taylor Avenue. 1 I :- 3250 to 800
South Main Street, $400. North Main Street, 2,000
Meadow Street, 3500. 1Grace Street, 800
Low Street. 8500. Pine Street, ‘ 000
Rolon Hill mad 2 acrejlot, 500
Spring S: for t, $450 in 8650
East Norwal k.
04mm Avcnur‘. Inansibn and cottage, two acres, ' $7,!
Goth-[w Avenuennd llbyt Street $2.300. Henry Street, 5,000
SecontLAvclmc, $1,500; $2,000. Cove Street, ,3800
West N o rwal k.
Home tu «I Bar», ten acres of load, ‘33“)
House and Bun, one ave, $850. House and Barn, two acres. 1,3w -
1 N o rwal k.
Lot on Pudding Lane. ’ . 91,000
Lot on Elm St. ' 2,5“)
Middle<Eiiye Mile River.
House, 2 storiea'aud at in. 7 rooms, 2} acres, roomyjiarn, Iota of good fruit,
”.300
Farm of 40 norm. 2 hhusee, large barn. well. adapted for dairy or market
drive to South Norwalk, 10 minutes
35.000
8,000
. 0,000
Price. from $5,000 to 818,000
09.700
, WWI“)!!! lookirut for Building Bites or improved Property for inveltmont
they not see in the list anything to unit, are hunted to call
they would like, an we may have something not hated that
moat of the above listed prop-
Orders mired on ‘ he Bridgeport Rubber Stamp (loamy. Sample- oa ex-
nuans, aroma as, RELEASES and mmnlnum of uomoaom
ATED AND HONEY INVMD in, safe and reliable
w York m “Maud promptly attended to
Norwalk Chronicler