fl n‘mm'l'lctms‘roav THAT ENDED
‘ m SUICIDE.
ll! Mel-‘0 Repair—mm Iloy'u notor-
nu.“”*l:IC* In California—Ills Lllc
in tho slberlau Elinor—Tb» and Fair:
of lil- I'Jarly Communion»
mu. 11mm, Ila... Jan. l'J.—~\'oung num-
_1|0l m Wboemled his life by nuicido at
WWII, Cal, a few day» ago. Willi pretty
I'd] blown In this wt of New England. He
'WM man am: the suicide of his father,
William 9. Italian, the millionaire lnukcr and
mine owner, for the opeciul purpmc of atuily-
in; NW ’ ug, and took up his
We
M
W “I!” Gorilla works as a student and
“m , Wlfllhlmoamehfn. Ralswunnd
03" MW daughters, and the (really
W and large suites, including more
Mullen was in the 1100.»! Durrnnce.
. Thefuully lived in luxury and madc quilc an
impreuion on Providence society,
”Young Rah-non was in many n'slnu'tn u re-
workable man, and exhibited stray gclv mn-
Mcukyelelnentk of character. ilv diiy lic-
wan bud working mechanic, with grimy
hndllnd ally House and overalls. toiling as
My“ II madly as the humblcst
workman in the great machine hlInp. By
night he was the handsome, elegantly attired,
poll-bed geufhmnn, the lion of thc bulk nnd
lathe parlor: of the rich and l'ushinimble.
Well edmted and brilliant, he was courted
by the lull”. Jovial, good hearted undo
lavish spender of money, he was the lending
spirit among the young man.
All this time he appeared to lum- plonty of
money,and he spent. it with a lavish hand.
He was not of a bad dispwitiou. and as he
. was supposed to have millions- at his: disixml
his extravagance canie tobc l(ltlk(‘tl upon as
an ordinary thing. Although wmncn's smiles
were showered upon him, he distributml his
favors impartially, until hc wot a charming
mmomd. On her be spent money invia fly,
and she shared the fame of his luminous
m
Chelsea girl, of whom he became Iltfilwl'flm
\ All thistime he continued his Work in the/
machine shop, and it min a matter of wonder
why one enrich and favored should devote
hinniclf to such work. To one of hiv intifi
mates one night young ital-don told his, rcur
son. Some years before his death tlu- cider
Religion had said that it was the Ullt‘ i'-~,:rcl of
his life that l. : had not numb-ml lnm'llunll'nl
engineering. If ho had, he said, it” would go
to and open up mince which would
nstonish the Civilized world. This nu'ulc a
deep immessian on young Rulstuu's mind, and
after his father’s death he decided in master
mechanical engineering. and thou tlcvnte his
talents and his fortune to the (lovi-lopiucut of
the buried treasures of Siberia.
He left the Corinna works with n th-u'ougdi
and practical knowledge of mechanical engi-
neering, prepared to on” upon mining cntcr-
prises on a scale never before uttcuiptr-d, uud
then he wont back to Culiforuiu in put his
now machinery and methods tun practical
test in the mines of the Pacific slnpc More
going to that Siberian enterprise which bud
been his dream for yours. He was successful;
but- just then his fortune sumtmlml tnthe
' heavy drain madc upon it by the mstly cx~
pcvimcuts and his oxpmsive life in the cud,
and he run short of funds. Thcuhc wcnt
the Street to build up 11 new to {WWW
Win. He ”Mlm'jl‘fi‘i utlxm-vmm’ time
had. ”Hams" .111”? ' tutti-w ' ..
u... pet. a run ms .. "qu m
crummy.“ a fortune.
‘. en he went to Siberia. But km» the.
good for-time which thus for had followed
him deported, and he fell a victim to his own
good fellowship Instead of going to work
himself to gain the patronage of the Bunion
government he fell a victim to a Russian ud-
vmtnrer of noble blood who joined him in his
euterprbe under the promise that. he would
obtain for him government winnings. Ral-
ston did obtain a special permit from the
government to inspect the minw, but hc placid
such implicit confidence in the promo-m of the
c
adventtn-er that he lost his fortune before Ill" ?
complishing any remit, and, odor simudiug
eighteimmmthsin Siberia, he found hinieclf
almost pennilefi and unable to carry out lib
lmrgcherisbedschemes. llc retumcd to this
country disheartened and despmidcnt. and
than is no doubt that his suicide was caused
bylbmken heart, due to the fuilun- of his
life‘s ambition.
Thestory of his life is a roumim- undo
tragedy, and the story of the fan‘ of the
youngmen who were his boon mmltonious
during his stay in Providence is a singularly
tragicme. Allvom young. All were rich,
aminearlyallwere conuocml with lt‘illg
familiesofthe city. All but two are dcnd.
One was murdered in Arizona and another in
Mexico; another fell in a duel in Frunwmid
another dl'od in a Paris hospital. Stillan-
am, who, through Raleton‘s iullucnie, so
cured apodtion in the Alaska sud lotteries,
was list at sea. Now Ramon hasdied by
his ownhand, and this leaves but two of the
"rhythm One of these has suffered the
load hi reason and is now hopelessly Insane
in the Butler asylum at _l’mvidencc. The
other was released from the some nsylurnonly,
afew montheogo, andbusjust fallen lien-to
a big 1m
Robert llamllton's Murder.
lone Bmcn, N. Y.,Ja.u. {lit—The inquest
9‘ into the death of Robert Hamilton was he-
mmedyutuday. Fannie Addison colored
WMflumw Hamilton at in. dune;
Potter
and cared nothing
about the crime. Wledermau nt the
ntgbtofthemmderat“bunkfs" um. Put-
” come In late with l’ctc now
all the witness raid he bo-
, nan their actions that. they killed
Ham, The jury wanted Al 'l‘bmnpwn
_ to Mixbnt Prosecutor Height
ohm rm Elighthusubpoenaed
one hundred witnesses from Long
to Mmtbegrandjury Monday.
will clean out the Long Branch
Mwflltevtlly.
A ire-n5 sea Suicide.
m, Jan. ill—In Mercy Ann Fow-
‘ wlfoofJ ,acarpcnm,otNo.
hum, «Humbled
herself with a
her husband's
air
.Wrs urination
. 00, ll. 1., where he wont '
END 0' ,A~L_m PREACHER-
Docr-aul by Drunks-rum and Bur-led In
a Player'- (Iran.
anmowu. N. Y.,Jau co.-—I\'ews hm
boon received by his former friends in this
mun-tar of a recent tragical and mimmble
death in the munty ulnwhmixe in Paw Paw,
Mich. , of a man whose cloqucucc and lllvllllll‘
when in bir- prilno warn of the hightv‘d order,
and who was once the idol and admiration of
the great tlu'ougs tlmt llm‘kod to his ministra—
tions. Ilcfcigcnco is bad to the Rev. Augustus
llttlejohu. who in remembered all through
the interior of New York as the mod
powerful and summful religious rcvival—
ist of his day. He inalongel to on
branch of the Littlejolm family which
has furnished so many eminent recruits
to the church and bar. llc amepted
no regular charge, but moved from town to
town, conducting revivals as they were air.
rledonln those darn. will! the accompani-
ment of stones of wild oit‘itemont and noisy
fervor. He and John B. Cough often luborul
together in some fields. For a number of
years he tum c his houic‘ in Chenongo county,
where he married on mtimable lady. in the
progress of his inborn through the nelgb~
boring towns he built up new churches
and revived decaying ohm, and brought
thousands of converts to the altar. But
finally there came a cloud upon his
fame. Rumors became rife of iuunomlitim,
which took such form that hit wife left him
and sued foradivorcc. and be fiuuid it flil~
visable to seek new fields of lobor in the
w llc engaged in revival Work in Indi-
ana, id there, after a time, be was again ec-
cuscd of gross mimoralities and drunkenness,
and Wm; ultimately, after a attentional trial,
found guilty and degraded from the pulpit.
When old age and an impairment of hisonce
brilliant faculties overtook him he was con-
straiued to seek refuge in an ulmshouvc. One
morning last week he was found dead and
cold on the frozen ground undcr the window
of the room he bud occupiel. thtbcr be
had thrown hirnwlf out of thc wimlnwnwith
suicidal intent or fell out ucuidontully is an
unwlvod mystery. ills rcnmim wcré‘buried
in u llfllllll‘l"s grove.
> PENNSYLVANIA’S IDLE MINERS.
The Strikers Confident That They Will be
Ultimately Successful.
READING, Pa, Jan. L’Ox-Thcro is less“ [)l‘lls-
pcct now than :it any time for no curly settle.
utcnt of the strike. The operators of imliviilv
uni collicrics who exiwtul [Itsllll't up have
ulvuulnliml all cll'nrts in thnt llll'l'l'lllln. The
tli\'l.~iul| nmrmg the minors is not sutlicicnt to
socurc enough help to go about]. The strike
lcudo-n. exhibit greater confidence than cvcr,
and say that they are bound to win. Several
of them who uccommnicd Chairman Lee to
this city rcmaincd here until yesterday, and
agitated the question among some of the
Knights of Labor of holding it public meeting
here next Week.
The furnaces. in the Schuylkillvulley will
be kept in blunt as long as ismiblc for the pur~
poor of filling contracts. Must munul'm'tnr
crs nrc losing :31 pcr ton on nil iron at prcwut
: tumcd out. The use of who has itu-rcascd the
scout uf pmluctinn. but imprint-d the quality
1 of the iron. Sonic of thc furnuccs huh- lume-
ilmutrncts mi llilllll, moi if thcsuuc :irc not
’ flllctl limivy forfvit money will have to be
3 mm.
.. mm’ my cum
. m . .’
AM III-Um for Which“0tlml
uncultured.
Panache, Jan. ill-400 Book, a. noted
rum about town, yesterday made a stateroom
that in a measure clean away the mystery
connected with the verbal oxpremlon of Frank
Emil justns hestcppedou the trapat the
time of his execution for the murder of Nie
Jacoby, twoor three yearn-go. Frank b‘mall's
last words were: "Therein woman iutbia
audience who knows that I die an innocent
man." Joe Book says that Small told bin} in
confidence that the real murderer of Jawby
m Ed Coffey, who on My attempted to
take his own life in his cell .ut the minty Jail
when infomwrl that the pardon baud had
declined to commute his antenna for the
murder of Policeman Evan; .
Small and Coffey ‘wem churns and com-
paniom in crime. Snail and Jacoby became
involved in a quarrel, but small, it seems,
went home In time to allege an alibi at the
hour Jawby was murdeml. Hook males that.
Coffey took Snmll's part and mlwiucntly
Waylaid Jucoby, killing him and camping In
the darkness. Small wnzarrested and charged
with the murder. Coffey‘told Small to never
mind, that he would furnish tbla money to see
him through, and there was no danger of his
hanging. Coffey furnishinl the money for the
defence, obtaining It by the robbery of I
bank in Allegheny City. The prosecution
was vigorous, circumstantial evidence abund-
taut. and Small was convicted of the crime
which Coffey had committed, and cxpiatod it
on the gallon ' .
Coffey is also drama! with live other mur-
ders, for one of which a man is now serving a
life sentence In Madison, 1nd, and another in
Columbm, O. . Many of the prominent citizens
of this city to this day maintain Small'a inno-
cence of the crime for which be hanged.
‘NEITHER FOOD NOR FUEL.
l‘recarloun I'redlcument of the Inhabi-
tanta of a Mlnnemta Village.
81‘. PAUL, Jan. 30—11mm is a great deal of
solicitude for the people of Brown's Volley, a
village of 1,500 mills in Traverse county,
Minn, on the lmrdcr of Dakota. The place is
in the region where msualties were greatest
in the blizzard of last'l‘hursday, and non-
ports whatever have been received directly
from there for several days. p
Brown's Valley is on a branch of the Maui—
toba road, but no trains have run there since
Christmas, and telegraphic communication
is interrupud Besides, the country roadsure
blinked full of snow to the depth of four feet
on :1 level rind are immutable everywhere.
(In firudnynfwmixm a man walked across
the country on snow shin-s from Brown‘s val-
lcyto llcurdsley,a place eight miles away,
and reported that there wax neither a pound
of mml nor a stick of firewood in the village,
and that the suffering of the purple could
not be animated. He said that utter hunting
all their mm fucltbcy lundo amid on the
Manitoba ruimd homo uud mullscateil all the
cool stirred there. When this supply was of?
exhausted the railway buildings wcm torn
«burn and chopped into firewood. After tell—
ing his story the man begged a sack of civil.
thrcw it ucmm his slumlolcr and truminwl back
to his family. Many curiouds of Incl con~
signed to Brown's Valley are blockullcd at
Morris. and n largo force of men are engaged
l chtcrduy it “w runwrcd that the WWMve days.
mnpbutimuy dwmmmetnummtr n... g.
. ‘4' ‘
Wily ncw curimmlinn so lung us
‘ the tracks and curs of tho Rowling roilroud
are lured in carrying tiic coal which flu-y cut.
The pnymcut of Reading railroad cmploycs
was commenced hcrc yosicnhiy. About $50,-
000 will be disbursed. This is, the simillis‘t
pay in a number of months. Some of the
men will contribuw a small portion or their
earnings in aid of the striking minors and
ruilroadcm The train and shop builds in the
coal region-6 will be paid next week.
Stole Her Own Child.
money, 0., Jun. Bu—lmlic McCunc, the,
bright little daughter, 0 years old, of the law
Walker 5. Mct'nne, was kidnnpcd at noon
yesterday by her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Culbertr
son McCuno, of New York. Mn: Zilctfuuo
arrived iicn- curly ycxtcnluy morning. and in
company with Mrs. Strudcr. n rclntivc, was
driven to the school house in u buck. Thcy
waited near the schml yard gate. and when
the little girl, with others, more tripping out
of the gut» she was mixed, thruet into the
vchiclc waiting near and in a moment she
was out of nght. The back was driven scr-
erulmilesnbovo here. when: a skill wan in
waiting, and the mother and child were for-
ricd across the, river into Kentucky. Mrs.
Mche was the divorced wife of Walker 8.
McGuire, who died a few months ago, leaving
the little girl with his mother. Mr. Malone,
who residue in New York city, and is a con—
ccrt singer, has made several attempts to He—
cure the child by law, but has always failed.
Arrested In Canada.
r"l‘om'lsvo, nut, Jun. L’0.-—l)otcctivo Mc-
Gill, of Inncaster, l’u., arrivmlbore yester-
day and more out a warrant charging Jacob
Huber with forgery. llubor was arrested at
the Albion hotcl, where he has rcsidml forthe
past three months. Soon after his arrival
here he joined the Salvation Army and was a
prominent. figure at their scrvicm. Hillier, it
appears, followed the dual occupa on of far-
mornhd drover in Inuit-ester, i It. is al-
legedthatin June last he forgedthcnames
of several persons to notes and checks for
amounts aggregating about Mull) and skip
pad to Canada. He is about 40 yearsokl,
and spent his money freely here. It is under-
stood be will voluntarily return to Muenster
for trial.
Deframllng the Custom noun.
wa Your, Jan. Lil—The reports of start
ling revelations to be made soon of wider-
valuutions of Import; by New York firms In
mid by a leading merchant lobe based on the
fact that a certain house has been importing
French woolcno with'flfty yards to “1010000
Instead of fortydlve yards on mnwnmry. The
rolln were W1“ forty-five yards, and the
home was thus enabled to sell the good» about
10 per cent. lower than other dmlers here.
The house had hitherto done but a nun“
burnings, and the sudden immune of its trade
led to careful watching, by which the forego-
lug facts were developed. Seventy-two was
consigned tom firm are now held-tum
outrun home.
Surveying for new Railroads.
Summon, Po. Jan. tau—A m d
Phll-lelphla and lie-ding railroad enginmrl
insurveying a mteforalrwchroadthmrgh
thencwmtcregionmat In new opening up
above Welshtown. This bench in to connect
I
b umPhlhdelphhand Rudingmt a pond
bzyondheet’lnaMmdwfil take Initiate
daleand rundown MWMWWW
Lower Blatlngton. The exact terminus of
link-Incuwblchwillbe Ibwttlvemiluhi
nonsmianoimmmt rubbish"
companyhuabomrvoyalallnethrmgh
newngkmtoconnoct with m Trout Creek
hauh,and,ithhfl,laumwltluri¢htof
m. '
5-5?
withtheBerksmlIehtgh rallmulmpuntedw
Another lulu-rd Expected.
Sr. I’M’L, Jan. Lil—Tho signal officer at
Furl Sully reports unutbcr blizzard from the
north. and pmlicts u tcrrur.
\Vagca to be Reduced.
l’uiunmuutm, Jan. L‘0.-—Thc Rolling Mill
llxfltl'lllliull has decided upon a general reduc-
tiouof wagm in the mills ropmsented in its
organization from a basis of 2.2 cents per bur
tAi‘Jccnts per bar. It is explained that the
neluction is due to the (ll‘pl'i‘fi'ilfln in the iron
trade. Edward O‘Donnell, vice inhalant of
the A mnlgumutcd a-ux-iatinn and head of the
euiployiu‘ organization. says that the reduc-
tion is u surprise, but that the men will accept
it bin-nose they are bound by the sliding scale
and their agreement with the employers.
Hincc the lust agreement was signed the
niunufacturcrs mlvancul wngcs twiw. The
aiming» will nib-ct album. 1,200 skilled work.
men in thi- city.
To Advnncq the Protective Theory.
Now Your, Jun. m—The annual meeting
of the American l'l‘nlu‘llVe Thrill league was
held yca‘tcnlay in this city. The pnvsidcnt's
rewrt of the year's work showml that the cor~
rmpmdents of the league througlmut the
country nnmbcr 2.4!‘3. Thu league has, dur-
ing thi- yo . printed 00010) documents, and
Insidcs inns in pro-.3 and on hand 235,0!» docu-
ments and “will! leaflets. The report
spoke very favorably of the efforts of E. A.
Hutshomcaud Mahlou Chance in su-uriug
signers of the “Roll of Defenders“ Tho idea
is to obtain a list of 1,000 subscribers at $100
annually. Thcrcore now 423 naim-s on the
list, and the number is steadily increasing.
Two Men Instantly Killed.
Ilcrun, Pa, Jun. L’0.»-—-chtenlay John
Mnthio, a Frenchman. and a 'Bolgian named
Alix or Elliott, n forculuu at the Standard
plate glass works in this plum, were about
instantly killed while placing a shoot of glow
in [nutrition on the grinding table. They were
mulling on the table with John Kennlck
when the grinders were not in motion. Ken-
nick now the danger and [wired to the center
of the table, and a minuu- Inter was thrown
off Into a pit by the velocity of the machine,
«coping with few injuries. Alix's lcgs were
ground” of! cloaatto his body, while Mathio
was cut in the back through the scapula into
the thorax, both men dying soon afterward.
The Parl- Summon.
“ Wasmnmox, Jan. 20.-'l'be bill introduced
in the houao ymtcrdny by Ropm-Ilative Belv
mont authorizing the United States to per-
ticlpute in the Part» exp‘mttlon of lbw to cclo
brute the Fall of the hostile, pmvidcs for the
appointment by the president of a commie
mimiomr general and nine mbeommimlonerr
to report upon the nine section into which
the exhibition is to be divided. Authority II
also widened upon the mm to appoint
state outrun-dam under the designations d
the gavel-um of the static, and an amoprlw
tlou of mom-mm toddny masonry
”perm
Pope Leo Won't comfort the 'l'orlu.
Rout, Jun. 20.
probable that the pope mioully intends to
intervene in the settlement of the irish qua.
don In the Interest of the
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A nuns-mm m. Inn» to
. ‘ “hm Industrial-
Kissns , Mo, Jan. 20.-—Anlovunent
affecting many states and hundreds of thin»
readout peopleban beeninausurntodln this
city and now assume definite shape. What
the pallti mace: will be no one can
tell The headquarten at the nemumvement
are in Topeka, Kan. The work to be done
will be in the southern states. ‘
Several well known colored men ollmeans
metthreeyeauagotoooamltu to the best
method of relieving their people from the
conditilms that "avail in the extreme moth-
arn stated *
This now move to ammo definite
shape, and before the end of lflifilsreached
an exodus will have commenced that will
carry oil more than 1,0000!) of laborers from '
the cotton, sugar and rice fields, where they
ere now of work, while the tobacco fields will
yield their full quota. .
It is the dough to rattle olimutically all who
go in their new 0mm Those accustomed to
the sugar and com fields will be diutribntad
wroughout tho Guiana: and Brazil. Those
“untamed to mined farming and cattle will
be provided for further south, on the high-
lands and pamper, where they will be dis-
tributed so as to cluster around a «summon
home skition or colony.
IN DEFENCE OF COFFEE.
Eildcnco Introduced That Tend: to (flour
Illa: of the Charge of Murder.
va Iluvrs. Jan. Stu—“An interesti bit
of evidence was brought out by the once
yesterday in the trial of Coffee for the mur-
der of Station Agent and Operator Way, at
Stony Creek. The telegraph operator at
Guilford, Conn. testified that about 0 o'clock
on the night of the murder he sent a message
to Stony Creek to be sent from there to New
York. He knew from familiarity with Way':
style of telegraphic writing that it wasbe who
miml the manage and gave "0 K" for it.
Chief Operator Thomas 6. Kennedy, of the
“'mtcrn Union olllco in New York, testified
that at 10:05 p. in. he received the message
from Way, the Stony Crock operator. He
identifier] the figures and sign marks on the
message.
It was stutod that Coffee loft Stony . Creek
on a train at 10:02, and that he wrw seen in
Guilford between II and I2. Way‘s Indy was
run ovcr by a train near Stony Creek during
the evening. lt um claimed that lu- was
killed and his body was plum] on tho track.
Collie was air-115ml, but thi- i-vidunw Hi the
tolugmphcrx seems sulllcicnt to char .um.
,.
l‘arln (in-en for Sc-iillltz l'mnlcr-A.
Bm‘anvs,Jau. ’10.««.'llm llury .‘ltllllllx,
aged 30, dicd from the ctfccys of .‘I .l .w of
paris green. Before :dn- die-d .shc Hatml that.
she had bought some nobility. wow-rs trauu n
druggiet near by. and that she had tutu-n only:
before she retired. She dcnicd pmitiwly uuy
dwire on her part. to tukc her lifc. 'l'b.« drng~
gistdoclarultbat be kncw Mrs. {donuix by
sight and that she had not been in his “Air.
for n week. The coroncr is invmtiguting.
The Blue Nose» to Make Another l-lfl‘urt.
HALIFAX, Jun. 30,—le lll‘l‘lilbislinps of
Canterbury and York and the bivlmp of Lon.
him-lib}! deli’ovu Smtiudimuusc thc Nova
Scotia synod will not guuruutcc ratification
of their choice. They have therefore notified
the synod that it must make another effort to
elect its ovm bishop.
A Heavy Failure.
’l'ouoxro. Ont, Jan. Lib—The lumber llrm
of S. L‘. Kuuady 8:. Co. have suspend“.
Their business has lately been hampered by a
number of failures of lumbormon “'lltm paper
they hold. Thcir liabilities amount lo 32:0,-
000, of which swoon to the Parry Sound
Lumber company, and Sutton to the Ontario
bank and others
All Epidemic of Diphtheria.
Brrrnunru, I’m, Jan. 20.-I)iphtlwria is
epidemic at Rittcrsvillc. a village of 200
familics midway betwuen hemand Allentown.
The disease haq' entered about forty homes.
Thus far the physician-a have beam vcry suc—
cessful in coping with tho dimmc. but a num-
ber of donthv have occurred this Week.
The Intern-Nona] Articulation: Complete.
Burl-tum, N. \'., Jun. '30.~At the Inter-
national Bambull own-infirm yesterday attor-
noon at the Hotel Niagara, the Troy and Al-
bany clubs were admitted to the annihilation
under the nilos, thus making the circuit of
eight clubs complete. .
THE TRADE BULLETIN.
New York Money and Produce Market
. Quotations. g
Suit Your, Jan. ll.-—)|oucy closed at 3 per
mm, prelim-m rate (or the day. The highest
mic. was 4. Exchange cloud at 4.8056417: ;
actual ratm. I.“ ‘ it SN for sixty days and
l.m%t.slm for demand. Governmdhts closed
nearly: currency us, 13M; «Is, coup, not; bid:
the. 00.. mug bid.
l'acitlc railroad bonds closed as followx: Union
firsts. 1180115; Union land grants. mam;
Union sinking funds, mam: mulls, "Will
'l‘hc stock market this morning was a little
niorcartive, but the tone was weak and prices
declined gradually from the opening up to noon.
The market was decidedly more active during
the afternoon. The pressuremlelluoma of the
leading ntochlncrcaml u the afternoon wore
on, and the lawn! prices of the day were made
It the cloec. Concerning Reading, which wan
freclysold. it \vm’i said that the pool in the stock
was unloading. t‘oauldenble long stock was
also thrown on the market. The decline In the
general market for the day ranged from M6295
per cent. ‘
General nuke”.
2N“ Your. Jan. lat-'l'boIlIt—Clooed quiet a:
unchanged prices; winter wheat extra. 82950
5J0: Minnesota. 00.. “0505.10; city mill extra,
“mm: Ohio extra, gamma. Southern
flour cloud on". but steady: gommou to choice
extra, sums.
WHEAT—Options were moderately active and
irregular. closing. after frequem changes. ’60
m. lower. Spot lot- closed dull and unchan
Spot salt. of No.1 minute» Ned No. I,
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and on Saturday evenings from 6 lo 8. .
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Plans furnished and Estimates given. l
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Norwalk, Conn. :
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Cor. West Avenue and Butler Street};
NORWALK. com ‘
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8 p.m.; sundae—2w t pan.
H‘Gommuulculon by telephone.
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Ir now prepared to nuke plan- and I llcatlon- ‘
and ouperlnlenrl the construction of nlldlngn
rsuus antiserum.
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‘lN BEST KNOWN ENGLlBH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES AT
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1,45 8047 WashingtonStreet, ' f
sou-m nORWALK,
CONN,-
* Houses and Lots.
Elmwood Avenue,
Modern Improvements,
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f n u u
Woodward Aven uc, $2,200. Springwood,
Day Street, two houses, respectively
Monroe Street. three ileum, rcemctivrly,
Spring Sirret, two houses, respectively, $2,100,
llavilund Street, good house and burn,
Turnpike, good house and out buildings, lot‘74x250,
Concord Street, $2,000. West Street,
Tayloi- Avenue, good house and burn,
Chapel Street, commodious and well built house, good carriage house and
ituble, grounds spacious and well ehaded, a charming view of Long
island Sound from piazza,
South Main and Ray
burn, all in good condition,
South Main Street, about 5 acres
can be had at once,
Concord and Spring Streets. row of tenement;
Building
Summit Street, from $500 to
Elmwood Avenue and Bayview Avenue.
Golden Hill Street and Bayvicw Avenue (corner)
Taylor Avenue,
South Main Street, 3400. North Main Street,
Meadow Street, $500. Cruse Street,
Low Sin-ct. $500. Pine Street.
Roton Ilill road 2 acre lot,
v‘Spring Sin-it, $450 to
Lot 80: 210. House 40:30,
Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden,
Elmwood Avcnue, Lot 00:200, house quite new,
North Main Sim-t, opposite theLockwood place, modern improvements,
East side, large double house,
mood Streets lots 65350, house 17 rooms,
14‘ Rooms with Liento,
88.500
3,300
0,000
7,500
5,(ll0
. 2,500
32,700 and 3,000
$2,000, $4,000 and 4,“)0
double house, 4,000
. Meson
2,000
2,800
3,000
i5,000 I
good
6,000
, good house and barn, possession
0,500
4,000
Lots.
'11”)! ”1250
700
80.90 to 1,000
$1,000 and 1,200
3250 to 800
‘ 2,000
800
000
500
8050
East Norwalk.
Osborn Avenue, mansion and cottage, two acres,
College Avenue and Hoyt. Street $2.300. Henry Street,
Second Avi-nuc. “500, $2,000. Cove Street,
West Norwalk.
louse and Burn, ban acres of land,
l
[loose and Burn, one new, $850. House and Bun, two acres,
37.500
- 0,000
2.800
82.600
1.350
Norwalk. ~ '
Lot on l‘urlding loin»,
'Lot on Elm St.
snow
2,500
Middle Five Mile RiVe‘r.
House, 2 storm and attic. 7 moms, 2} acres, roomy_barn, lots of 300d fruit,
properly in excellent condition,
03.300
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are n ..
Farm of 40 acres, 2 houses, large barn. well adapted for dairy or market
gardening or both; 20 minutes drive to South Norwalk. 10 minute-
walk to Rowayton depot,
05.000
Two pleauunt residences within a short distance of Darien depot, one of 10
acres, stream of water running through It, house, It rooms, modern
improvements, burn, ice house, 0213., groundl and imprOvemenu in
good condition.
One of 1 acre, good house and out. buildings
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Farms.
Nenr the city with comfortable houses on them in quantity from 15 to 40
“I“. s
Cranberry
Five and one half acres, house 20:28. 8 rooms, new barn, with stalls
and room for carriages, garden and a good Verity of Fruit.
. 8,000 ' ‘
6,000
Price- frum $5,000 to $18,000
I
P I at n s .
02,700
chreons looking for Building Sites or Improved Property for Investment
or their own use, should they not see in the list anything to suit, uninvited to «II
and make known what. they would like, u we may have cementing not fluted that
will prove just what they wish.
Paymentscn most of the above listed
‘ arty will be made easy.
Rubbe‘iéiamps. '
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orders received on the Bridgeport Rubber Stamp 00mm”. Samplei on ex-
hibition at rooms. ‘
Dunne. MORTGAGE, RELEASES and maximums of Hummus
carefully drawn.
titles to real property tenured. «
ACKOWL ems TAKEN. (Notary Public.)
LOANS NEGOTIATED AND MONEY INVFB‘I'ED in Info and ulhbb
securities.
EUROPEAN PABPOBTB OBTAINED.
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