k.
i
, 22.; *W ,, .
' WRETARV
all his I , cums GIFT."
YARD exposes so»:
NEWSPAPER YARNS.
—l——-——- .
In. Milan's littering to Pope 140 “'15.
Not flout by albpeclul Envoy, and the
' . , AW W‘stion‘ Did Sol Boycott
l Cardinal Giblulnl' Messenger.
l Barman, Ja 21. -—The Suuprints to-
day the following special dome-h from
W:.Winston
W Royal-d was shown the dispatch
to from London mneerning
the M euro 01 the pln‘idutt to the
his failure lto present hinted! at the
aliens. andthatlhehad hem lmyt-IIIIed by
munhenof theA‘meriwn legution at Home
Wypu'soual smmds ever since his ar-
rivalinthltcity. When Secretary Bayard
hadmreadhigths diqntchhemid: ’
“It i ill :11th Thopresident sent no
moytothapope. Hecouldnpt £10511 The
only government lit. Italy with IIlIiI h this
country haspolitioal relations is [in govern
ment of KingHqubeI-t The president sent
his gift as a private individual. i did not av en
know he had sent lt with I so“ Ih. fI-Ir tstntod
in the newnpapers.‘ I understand it “as sent
Mgthal lGibbons “I... .IIMIII the
W tome heinmmttd its dolilory in
Rome. The state llepartnn-nt was in no way
concerned' In the matter. um hm: any person
been authorized to act as the president 5 rep
resent-stirs at. the Vatican."
Bucmtary Bayard “as much amused by the
fiery about boy 'ng the gontlunnn who
Wes credited with ing the pmsideut‘e envoy
by the American legation.
“The American legutiou." said be. “com
sisteof one person, Mr. Clim'lu" Dougherty,
who is now in this country on leave, and con-
sequently could not punibly have boycotted
anybody. Judge Stalio, the American min.
inter at Rome, is a gentleman of quiet trends,
who spends most of his time at his books and
goes but little iilto ssx‘ioty. llI- hm been
criticised for this ly IIIemlIors of IlIe Amer-
ican colony, uccus owed to tin inv ish displuv
of the former minlst -'.‘l the young millionaire,
Astor, of New Yo k. Efforts have been made
to misrepresent Judge Stallo' ill on r_v p. xvible
Way humane he would not and could not on-
tcrtain than people as they wished. being a
man of limited meme; The ridiI unusly false
stories about the presidents rattlilllt‘fflllillfll)
nreprobubly part of the smut» {mm to (lll'r
credit the ndIIIiuis’lI'atiop and put it in II false
position, and It Is Ipute likolI punt-Imhd then
the same source." ‘
AND FEATHERED.
indignant (.‘lfizP FIR ol' “'eslrlu'ntcr County
Punish an Elllllt'r.
NORTH SALEM. N. Y., Jun. :31.-—lII August
last this town was, very lllnt‘ll agitated over
an clopeuteut. There had llt't II ii In. III deal
of scandalous talk floating nlmIII IlII pl: IIII III
reference to the pair bofnu- tin IlIIpI III-IIt
took place. and threats of tnrring and it'll”)
ering were freely made. The IIIIIII has n
family of two groin) up daughters IIIId n mu.
Nothing more was seen or lIIlzII‘d of the
couple until Tuesday lust, win-n thvy were
seen together onn Harlem railroad Imin.
0n the arrival of the trnin at l’urdg. ‘5 station
the man got out upd thi- woman mm on to
Brewster's. whereshe nlighted and wont to it
hotel. She. \vas sloop joined by her t'I'IIlPilll»
ion, who hired a sleigh and drove in the
hotel. ~0n ‘Vl‘tllll‘fllfly they drove In North
Salem and went. directly to the house of the
man's wife. to the; great mtouis'hnwnt of the
ne ; . .
On Thursday night a raiding party was or-
ganizod and thel male offender was taken
from tbehouse tin-red and {oaths-ml. and or-
dered toget out (if town immediately. The
wonnn whose husband lives in the fmvu.
was alsoreprehemled, and was told that unions
its left also shelfoo, would be tuned and
feathered. In no interval between the t‘lflpo-
mutton! the return of the rccnrant couple
the womans husband obtained an nteolnte
divorce and manner] a yum)" girl II ith “hem
he is now living happily.
Seriously Hurt Iin a Coasting Accident.
\ Fri-mum, Jan 2|.-—~A bob sled, on which
a party of young men was roasting. struck a
mniage in Forbes streot. matting it and
dangerously injuring the colored driver.
GeorgeJones ‘e 0(‘Clipt'lnts'uf tiIII hit‘tl‘VCl'C
allch or less an “III‘IIIIII Dcntz “he
W‘sguidingmnd both legs llf'IIkt’ll nud “as
injured internally. It" Is them. ht Ii IIII he will
die. The others lvill probably rIII-III-er. Mr.
and Mrs. Preston; who were in the Inrriagc,
escaped with a ‘few bruises. although the
vehicle was over-cloned and the no d for some
TARRED
distance.
For Blalhe and Cleveland.
PITI'BBURO, Jah 231. —('nl J K. I ush, u
mung Republican politicinn of Illinois,
paged through the city vostcrdnv on his way
{run Washington to his home III Strcator, lit
Be my! thattho tentimeut of the state Is for
Bob Lincoln, but he he has in nu II no signified
“intention to boa candidate, lliniue will
doubt!“ get the Illinois delegation The
mums, the colonel m» are solid
mm for first, and \ iixemr Pension
W Black for the secmni place on
theticket. l
W
The Federation of Trades.
Auusr, Jan. ‘ll. -—The Tl'fldt'l Fetiemtiun
m y. it was shoon thut iii-i,—
mo reprwentul by the dele-
mtotha tion. A mmlutioujntro-
mm» eight hour law for gov-
m was adopted. A resolu-
tion Indalfns the Iron Mulder» International
nulenlabelwasadoymd, as was also a pre-
mgm urging the nomslty of
com the mentionihip in“ no wee-
euro ltd vigorous lenforcement.
crashed Jtlt a shawls-In Mass.
mot: ’met “:1 m Palmer, 30
y.“ w a ) death Mer-
m m work in Oliver 1330th
Boat” mill. While tightening a
half hi- m with in the Item
rah A moment Wuhan-hm, um‘ocog-
nhbh and , crusted bone» and cloth.
a"? ‘ nhorribicuwmcle, to his
era-knelt} Palmer was a stronger
“with known More his homeis,
NI. You, J 0i -Dln Driscoil, who is
M the public
“Think. of grimly mir.
m of an old [minim
III-hem thownnienol
m, unwritten, a long'
\ ow *sovs AT DINNER.
'nlo's Alumni Listen to Speeches by It.
- Donor and Others.
New Yonder; 21. ‘r‘CllMlll M. Dem
president at the New York “Slim neat;
elation, presided at the annual dinner of the
animation at Delmouleo‘s last night. Presi-
dent Timothy Dwight, of Yale. was on his
right, and at the same table set llev. Dr.
\un Dyck, representing Princeton Among
the 150 elninni piesent tremor-Speak” James
“. Hosted, Mayor liundy and Thomas Dut—
ihlg. claim of 18341 The banquet hull was
hanthunely decorated. Y ale blue predominat-
lug The heating and baseball trophies won
by Yale during the [last twenty years were
suspended around the hall The greenest
trophy was the football with which Yule
defeated Princeton last fall. This hung bva
blue ribbon over Mr. Depew 8 head.
Mr. Depew wasthe first speakei. In his
usual hummu vein he declare! that the
graduate of thirty years age could not enter
the freshman ciaudf today. A man luul
been found who knew how to run a univer-
sity, and his name Was Timothy Dwight.
There were two great institutions in this
country—Abe United States government and
Yale college. One was struggimg’under a
surplus and the other heroically advancing
under a deficit, and managing to be the best
college' In the country.
Dr. Dwight next spoke. He said that last
yenrhehndsaid that the university needed
32 000 000 They had made a result-table be—
ghuIiIIg, but they wanted more, and he hoped
thew pro-nut would consider the needs of
their alum nutter.
Isaac H. Brondey, '5‘), in the course of II
six-mil". prophesied that Mr. Depow would in a
your from now be presidenteltx't of the United
States. to which Mr. Dopew responded: “I'll
make you minister to the Handwioh islands."
Dr. Fisher, of the Theological seminary; J.
W. Hosted, E. C. Wetmore, of Harvard, and
others spoke. letters of regret Ivere l‘tK'I‘iVNl
from Senator Evans and Mnyor Hewitt.
If
THE FEMALE FINANCIER.
Her Hllulsnlur Philadelphia Residence
Sold (int by the sheriff. '
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 21,—The sheriff today
sold out‘the handsome dwelling and contents
belonging to Mrs. Celia Hendricks at No. 1.527
iiimrd avenue, under an execution for debt.
The creditors are several tmdesmenond retail
firms. Mrs. Hendricks was the woman whom
Miss Mary A. Brown, of Norristmvn, loam-d
at various times $150,000, upon reprmcutatinns
that Mrs. Hendricks lInIl n fortune of 33mm!
locked up in the hands of mi agent in New
York. Mm. Hendricks was not at home ‘qu
' her husband and son s‘ay they know nothing
of lIcrlIleeroulquts. further than that shr- went
away. saying that she could not‘ bear to see
her things will. Both the husband and son
my that the dire-insures ri-iutive to Mrs. Hon-
Lll‘ll‘kh‘ financial ,Irnmsuctimm were a great
surpr‘n'o to them, and that they had known
nloniutcly nothing of her nil'uirs.
A number of additional creditors of Mrs.
llvlnll’lcks' were found horn yesterday. Among
thom is Miro Kuuftnmm. who has been Mm.
llondricks‘ hairdresser t-Irovcr five years. und
. who has hittnotldior u largo alumni. of money.
‘ :\ Mrs. Touch lIInIII-Il hor shill. flflll Jules “'il~
. leIs. on importer of lift‘m‘, holds her unto for
. Salli“.
Some of the ('l‘t‘lllllll'h I'clnin cnIIfL
' lion: 0 in Mu. Hondriu ks. and hi how that she
‘lzfe Ia
IIill vI-I l'l'llllll and lleIidntc her debt
Hanging; n Youthful Murderer.
liosrov. Jun 'Ji.~~.lumcs E. Nowlin Ivnl
hanged in tho ('IIIIIlIridgo jail ytstcrdny fore~
noon for the murder of George A. (Minion.
his employer, on Jan. 1. lNiT. Netvlin.
though but 18 years of age, walked to the
scaffold 'with a firm step, and his fanning
throughout the ordeal mu. marked by the
same stoicism he has exhibited uv or since his
com when.
I A Veteran Frozen to Death.
ERIE, Pu. Jnn. 2l.~—Jnmes Martin, an in
male of the Soldiers’ and Suilors’ home, was
out on leave of ulsouce und, while passing a
steep bank nonr tlltl‘ll'lllulll of Mill creek, fell
over and was unable to get out of the creek
bed. He was frmcn to death. He mine from
luxzcrnc and was :1 member of the l-‘ifty- first
Pennsylvania and the Third hem y artillery.
New Jersey l’rohlbftlonists.
Tum-rot JnIL 21.—Thecxecutite commit»
tee of -tho State Prohibition party met here
yesterday. it was decided to hold thestutc
convention to elect delegates to the national
convention in Library hall. this citymn Tucs—
dny, Feb. 25‘. The Woman's Christian Tem-
perance union was invited to be represenuvl
.at the convention.
Gen. ('urtis for Commander.
UTII‘A. N. Y., Jun. 2i.—».I\t u meeting of
the (l. A. it. [sets of tlIII-idu county, hold lust
night in Buggs' hotcl, it was decided to sup
port. lion N. M, ('urtis. of b't. lnwrouce
county. for department coIIImander of the
grand army of the state. at the «Invention to
be held in Syracuse next month.
He Didn't Preach Enough.
Snswvvmw, ind, Jan. 2L-Wadey
Morks, a Baptist preacher (It Bower, ten llllltlfi
from here, was druggtd out of bed Thursday
night by White l'npe IuId floggml, bot-mun he
did notdo enough preaching to support his
family.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Allen B. Rorko was elected chairman of
the Republican campaign eonunitweof Phila-
dolphin.
The suit of Mitts Emily Union ngainrtt Hor-
ace E. Wiilman, of II New York matrimonial
agency, for failure to provide the husband
paid for, ended in a disugreenwnt of the Jury.
The trial of Coffee, for the murder of C. T.
Way, now in pmgrean at New Haven, has
been 'adjonmed until Tuesday next.
The French cabinet has decidedfo refuse
H. De lime-pa peruihsdon to heme II lottery
loan for the Panama calm).
Moose Canyon, Southom California, wnp the
scene of a bluntly Mtbat for the [Winn of
crunch letween the owner and a squatter
family who seized it.
Engineer , limerstm and Fireman
Frank Stone have been dismisml from the
Boston and Providence line for running a
train at recklon ml over a Ionghigh trestle
against orders
1'. K. Kelly, the Minnesota member of the
Dartmouth: rational mtnmittoe, warm the
mtioaal colivsntiouheld at San Francisco.
wherever the convention may be Mr.
Cleve I will be the nominee
John Raymond, an Erie railway employs,
was struck by the Newborn and Port Jervis
my height train yesterday of. Howell'- Ista-
tionsndimtanfly killed. llohadjustre-
tin-nod from the fmteral of his deter.
Wile-verb» gratitude mute to
DavldLKhItheClariu-Ieountymmwluw,
untilMarchtt
THE . MAN WHO “MADE 3|GN8" iN
IHE ROYAL PRESENCE.
uh Action Creates a Political Bruno—12n-
thusiastlc Reception to Editor O'Brien
on life Return to Dahlia—Isabella and
Her latrines—Other Foreign Matters.
Lennon, Jun. :3an resignation of lord
Charles Beradord has ranted quite a broom
both in political and club circles and in
the columns" of the press. A portion of the
Tory [nose condemn the anion of the intrepid
sailor as reflecting upon the naval administra-
tion,but the other Conservative newspapers
are mfllci‘ently outspoken to declare their be-
lief that the present system of carrying on the
naval department of the government forced
him to resign as a means of‘ disclaimins any
responsibility for the methods and shortstghtod
economy just now prevailing in the admioalty
ofliw. Foremost among the newspapers sup
porting bird Beresford’s action is The fit.
James' Gazette, which' Is ever ready to stand
up for the Tory {stallion when excuses for it
are possible. Lord Beresford's popularity
with the unless, by PM)“ of his mmpicuons
gallantry during the bombardment of Alex
andria, his disregard of the tradition, on the
occasion of the last naval review at Spithead,
that a man may not be a man in the prwence
of the queen, and his independent criticism of
the naval administration during the last two
years, is enormous, and public opinion h
largely in his favor, even in the absence of
anything like on exploitation of his course in
the [resent instance. People generally con-
demn Mr. Goschen' s opposition to Lord
Beresfmd’s schemes for increasing the effi-
ciency of the navy and England‘s deform,
«ostensibly on the score of economy, and it is
likely that the chnncelior of the excbequer
Will find hinntelf confronted with the nemesity
for n more lucid explanation of his premises
than he has hitherto evinced a disposition to
\'I vuchsafe.
(l‘llrlen'a Enthusiastic Reception.
DUBLIN. Jan. {BL—Mr. O'Brien arrived in
Dublin this evening. immense crowds .,,f
people. inclu ' amnypricsts and Iucmimrs
of luriinmentfiiet him at the railway sin—
tion, where the Ind waited some time for his
arrival. lie was greeted with deafening
cheers as he nlightcd from the train und up
pealed in sight of the multitude. and when he
entered the lord mayor’s carriage the oIIthusi.
hem of the people was at white bout. He WM
driven to the imperial hon-l, mrtirtml by an
inunensc pl‘ilt't'sslllfl, with bonds of music and
torches, while the houses along the line of
lulu-ch. as Well (15 in other purtmif the city,
Ivnro illuminntcd, and lmnfiros burned every
whore. Arriving at the hotel Mr. O'Brien
uppenrct'l on the balcony and addressed the
pimple. He rejoicol, he said, that in spite of
Chief Secretary Balfour the irish people were
stronger thIIII ever. and though the English
were slow in jonnng them, they would be
slow in «inserting them n tcr they had joined.
The Irish would not resirt tn outrage, but.
would follow Mr. l’urncll and Mr. Gladstone,
tnIstiug in the, denim-racy of Great Britain
tn Inuko lrelnnd a nation.
Mr. (I‘llrien's nplmrnuco indicates that his
health is much impairnl. His physicians in-
sist that he shut! spend II unison of run-upma-
tinn in the south of France. but he has not yet
decided to heed their advice.
__ A Priest's Arrcat Cause- a Blot.
Ilrnuv, JIIII. 2l.—The arrival of Father
hlt'l‘IIIlIlu‘II_ of fitvuxloro, nt lmnionderry
yostcrdhy afternoon. in charge of the police,
was the III-moon of n serious riot. Immedi-
ately upon the appearance of the priest of the
milwny s-tntiou tho crowd awaiting his or.
rivuihccnmc Iiol'ontly cxcitod and nttnckml
the constables having him in cusuuly with
stones. The police were I'eouforccd and
charged upon the crowd, but were desperately
resisted Several persons. among them It
munbor of policemen were injured. nnditis
reported that n dotcc tive vaIs token to the
hospital suffering from cont-union of the
brain.
Migratory Queen Isabella.
MADRID, Jnu 2i.—~'l‘he virtual. if not actual,
expulsion of l'Xqut-ctt lsnlrllu from Spain is
due, it is (communal. to the dim-wry of a
pint to place her upon the Spanish throne as
recent. pending the -nrrivni ut the age of
majority of lII-r grnndwn. the baby king.
Alfonso Kill. Qllt‘f'fl I'hrtstinmtho present
regent and mother of the king, upon the dis
c1 Ivory of the intrigue. insistul that there was
notonough room in Spain for both lsnlIelln
and horn-if.
More "Wm-Illu- Preparations"
l'ltltlh’. Jun. 2l.«~TIIlt~gr:IIIIs from 'i'oulou
stutethnt sudden activity lIlL'l arisen in the
ursonnl there, and thnt Idi the available
cnIisers are being prepurod for mt.
Simultnnmusly with the nrdcrof the Hor-
vinn govcmment for tho lllflllllffll‘llll’l‘ and de-
livory of lbw“) rifles. comes the verified re-
port that two» similur m-nlxuul have been
mntractcd for by the llIIngnrinns
students as Nihilists.
Moscow, Jun. "Jim-Th0 llllfl‘uVflry of It now
InovI-nn-nt implying insulmrd'mation and pug
gelding Nihilinn among the students has led
to the indefinite “stimuli-lucid. of the opening
of the nnivemitios hon-
An Agitator lie-arrested.
Drop,” JmI. it. ~— \lr. lluydcn, «liter of
The WestIn-Iuth Exmninor, who bus only just
bum referred from priwu. hue lacu mum-sud
for'nmking un inflnnunufory fillt'l‘l'll.
National (Board Officers Elected.
ALBANY. N. Y.. Jun. Ill-At yesterday‘s
morning mention of the. National Guard Am
ciutiun convention the following weroolmted
officers for this your: Hen. Peter C. Doyle,
Buffalo. pnnhlent:
lyn. first vice president; Capt. llnlmumatel,
i’oughkeep-Iie, mend vice pmddent; Col.
immune, Wumw, wording m'retnry:
Capt. John 1’. 14m. New York, mrmunmding
M'H‘tnl'y.
Judge [tap-110's fineness".
Abuser, Jun. 2l.--Um‘8fl|0f Hill has nom~
inated Clinton timy, of New York, for judge
of the mun-of appends. to moved the late
Judge ltapalio. The Imminatiou, on motion
of Senator Sloan, was referred to the judici-
ary committw. What the attittule of the
committee will boonthe notninstlonfs no
hm, but we mention to Mr. fir-y‘-
confirmation has devefotml.
The Duty on fish.
Wasnmoroa. Jan. 2l.-Representative
liefmont,chairmsn of the home committee
on foreign affairs, my: he does not believe
fhhwflibepnt on the free listin anytarlfl
LORD Bunromnusms
(.‘oi. Ciobridge, Brook
COLD WEATHER .CONTINUEL
amt Wham hr the m II! W
“III-lion Depths
)noflmu, Ten, Jan. ills—The weather
hemdurinsthelndeishtdnyshashmunuo
anally severe. Telegraphic communication
sheep especially. Poor and
illy prepared people have suffered terribly.
On Tuesday hooves were killed and dis
tributed in the market by Boner Villareal,
president of the Red club, and yesterday the
Blue club distrilmtcd wly 800 large rations
of beef and corn, and supplied wood tothe
poor. .
An unknown man was found from to
death near Ramirenn. He had evidently been
traveling along the road when overcome by
cold and perimed. life horse was found
standing over his body, with the saddle cov-
ered with ice. Francisco Hallo, aged 9‘3
year-s, was found dead inahut in which he
lived' In the upper part of the town. He had
probably been dead since Sunday night,
dying of cold and starvation. On Tuesday
Marcus Rojas, a teamster of artillery, got on
a spree in Mutamoras and wandered into the
country. His body was found near Union
ltxplIch, where he had Iain down and led of
(‘0 I .
HT. PAUL, Minn, JIIII. 2i.-—The th rmome
ter in the wwtcrn portion of Iowa and Dakota
registered sum.» 25 to :10 dogs below zero
Thursday night, and it is still colder. People
everywhere expect a recurrence of last week’s
terrible blizzard, and there' ill much solicitude
for the safety of travelers by stage and how
back.
At Big Stone, D. T., two farmers, named
Enxest Zeribie and August Zielke, were found
dead in a huge snow bank. Mini lIittle, of
Geneva. “as of her school and George Powell
went to bring her home. The former has
been found dead, but the latter has not been
found, though he is supposed to be dmd.
.Adolph Keeckwitz and his hired manwenf
forty rods from the house to bring in a load
of hay and perished. The bodies have not
been found. The home Were found dead.
___,_..___.._
liloped With “or Pather’s lllrod Man.
Winntsomn, Jan. ill.-—Lavinia E Hast-
ings. daughter of a wealthy farmer living -
near Delmar, Sussex county, this state, cloped
n few nights ago with John 0. Parsons, her
fathcr’s hired man, und they were married
at Salisbury. The father made vain efforts
tocutch the couple, “'llo left the neighbor-
hood.
A Diamond Merchant's Woes.
New Year. Jan. 21.— V.
diaIIIoud merchant, are l of larceny of
jewelry left with him on memorandum, was
surrcndeml by his bondsmen yesterday. He
was released on new bonds, but arrested ‘
ngnin on leaving the court r01
suit. lie claimsto be the victi
lion.
, in II civil
of pom-
Waltlng for tho Verdict.
Noiuvlcn, (fond, Jun. 21.—All the M
deuce and tho arguments Wore concluded yes‘
torday in the trial of Fred A. 8. Perry for
the murder of E. L‘. Whittlewy, of New Lon-
don, on Aug. 5, 1537. The court convened at
0: 30 this morning, when J udge Fern charged
the jury. The jury i~ now out.
collided on the ( 'oaatlng Slide.
wa Barnum), Maxi, JIIIL 2'1.~—By a col-
lision between a wasting sled and a buck last
night the wife of Lieut. W. E. Reynolds, of
the United State-s revenue wrvico. had her
lower jaw broken. Lieut. Reynolds was
fully bruised, and Frank .»\. Booth's left arm :1
mt»; fractured.
)Ir. Ilrt-uke' Retirement, and Ilia Suntan"
“'ASllthiTnlfi. Jun. L’l.~—Thc Iwimmtinn of
Mr, J. J. fin-eke. chief of the secret scrviw,
hm; bu-n numyffllrto take effect l"|’ll. 15.
John S. Bell. of Newark. N. J.. an operative
in thosecrct zl-rvice, will be promoted to sue-
ceed Mr. Bret-lot.
l’ . Vandals at Work.
New You. Jun. 2l.——'i'hieves entered St.
Fideiio's Catholic church at College Point, In
1.. Thursday night, broke open the tnbcnmcle,
and stole the py.x two solid silver chain».
and some illH'r Inmllcstic ks, valued in all at
3300
THE TRADE BULLETIN-
Now York Money and Produce Market
Quotut Ions.
Saw You. Jan. zip—Money closed at 3 per
cent, the burnt! rate, for the day. The highest
rato wits 3h... Exchange closed firm and higher;
pmtod ram. lira-£87k: actual rates. 413mm.
4th for sixty dew: and {Wine} for demand.
Governments t‘bNI‘d steady; currency (is, 1'1)“
bid: «ts, coup, 1'3“; bid: Illa. do, if“ bid.
Pacific railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
firsts. 113mm: l'nion land grants. "name;
Ininn sinking funds. mam: Uentrals, limits.
The stock market this morning was more active
thnn for any siIIIilar period for several weeks.
Missouri l‘nrifir was the weakest stock nu the
list and declined 21¢ per cent. The barn kept up
n Ifn-ly hammering of several leading stocks
throughout the morning. coupling their effort!
with noun-mus reports of an unfavorable nature
about first one and then another Itock. None of
the reports could be traced to reliable source. but
they neverthcloN-I had the effect of weakening the
market. Aside from Missouri Mine, the list was
down it. to] per cent. at. I! o'clock. The selling
Iliedout attrr midday and the market at times
was almost lifrlm..l‘here was no feature of in
forest connected 'wfth the dealings, ends! the
rim prices were fractionally above those cur
rent at noon. The closing figures showed but
slight f‘lllfllltf'fi I filter way
General Markets.
New You. Jan. 21. "MUM“ stead at
unchanged prices: winter wheat extra, 82.
5.10; 31fnnma.do., lemme: city mill extra,
93. Wt 75: Ohio extra. 320061110. Earthen:
flour closed quh-I. common to choice extra. 33.3
05.
“'lll‘ .\‘f‘- (mien. were mmlsrutely active and
irregular. closing at aaifght decline for the day.
flpot lots chm-d dull and week. Spot sales of No.
1 red state fitment: No. 2. do..lll%c.: No.
2 ml winter. mum ungraded red. Flame:
Ito. cred winter. Janumflm; do. Feb, W-
hitltdoq Herein. Dim. hid.
L‘Oflli~(>pthm were dull. but comparatlnly
study. saddened unchanged. pot-lob closed
“aka-slight decline. Meals-affine
mixed,“ Mile; ed do. 0000th so. i
aural. ten. ”to? too" May. the. bid.
“£41040“: . No l mined.
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FOR SALE.
Insurance.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glues
IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES AT
lull x I all listings Runs,
45 & 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Heuses and Lots-
Elmwond Avenue, Lot 80x 210. House 40x30, 14 Rooms with Liento,
V
beWillg Machine Supplies, Odom Improvements, Carriage Home and Stable. Good Gardhn, $8,500
hum-fin:- PGM. Neodfer.Bclte, ere, furnished Elmunod Avenue- 1" t 6052 00 him-"'3 quitenew 3’3“)
. sd'irlfituhhl’egmn‘ of all (hinguglilifiikfi‘ni North Main Stu-III, "I ptvsflt IhI L Ickwond piac‘c, modern improvements, «0,000
fill-£99.: 2191-35--. new- “ “ " " " “ " ‘ “ ' 7-500
scum Nonwauk ssv ING. BANK. “ “ “I Fm! sidv, lnrge double house. 5,000
5) Washington Street Shogun"! Av: our, 32,200 Springwood, 2,500
Open Doilyfroln9 Io 123.111.,and from i toll-p. In BY "99L l "0 house-v “ ;l"'cll"€ly 82 700 and 3 000
“id "‘1 5mm“, "mm” "0"‘6 "’8 Monroe Street. three houses IcemctiVI-iy $9 000 84.000 (1 4.000
Wintercet allowed on Deposits. . ’ . ' m ’ ’ In '
ALDhN asthma???“ l Spring Street, two houses, respectively, $2,100, double house,. 4,000
mm It s v l’n. ' I .
iv. Nil. KN NAIF“; J39: “one". Hawlend ‘ltroot, good house and bare, 4,500
,_,___ . ,_ _..._-,_ Turanke. good house and out buildings, lot 74:250, 2,000
J . 1"- “I“"ognv Concord Street, $2,000. West Street, 2,800
. ‘ Taylor Avenue good house and burn
Bu I ' V - — o, , . . , . 3,000
“dbl and 00"“ “(1:01 Chapel Street, cummodmus and WP" built house, good carriage house and
“07k done by "It dli’ or commit. stable grounds spacious und wolf denied. a charming view of Long
Ollie fool of linuland St. on “ attr. l’.U. Box 617 Iqland Sound from piazz4 15 (m
d&
“' South Main and Ray mond Streets lots 05:150, house 17 rooms, good ,
J 0. CR0“ h. burn, all In good condition, 6 000
South Main Street, about5 oacres good house and barn possession ,
Carpenter and Builder. can be had utonce. ’ ' 6.500
Plans furnished If Bell C d d . .
JON,“ of all hndrpmmp $130,352: to once: an Spring Streets row of tenement. 4,000
oAnn street, near lain
__x «a. South Noryalk Ct ' - ' .
,m. ~ __-_._ u| mg ots.
Organism! the First Congregational Church, Water West Street. W 31 500 $2 250
Pi ll f0 I. “3' 7mm" 0'1] M . l Summit Street, from $500 to ,700
ll 0 l' 30nlill§lzlltl3ll “SIC“ Ellnwood Avenue and Bayview Avenue. 3690 to 1,000
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re: ‘.’_ hock Box 39 r. 0.. NORWALK. CONN ($sz A dent?“ and It i) ‘ y w Awmm (mmm “floggilldtd’g
«ins Humor-t. £3...th Main Sum. $400. North Main Sll't‘t‘t. 2,000
MERCHANT TAILOR. l Meadow Sure-t, $500.. Cross Street, : 800
12 Railroad Place. 80. Norwulk. I‘m smell ”5000‘ h"? sue“ 000
Mum“, 3500- 8,,” w on“, ,0, 318.00 Ito! Roton Hill road 2 acre lot, 500
EE“EE'.“1S'E'J“E¥E}”‘Y “one . ._ -11“ u Spring Smut. $450 In 3650
ATENTS.
G. I! BEING-TON,
ast orwa
Ten years in United states Patent Oihcc. . - -
dew Guide In inventors mailed tree. on”) . '
rn Avenue, mansion and cottage, two acres, 87,500
1‘: . 'rnonns. Uottege Avenue and Hoyt Street $2.300. Henry Street, 5,000
AGENT yon Till! Second Avenue, $1,500, $2,000. Cove Street. 2.800
Phonix Insurance Co. of Hartford
AND ;
NOTARY PUBLIC- . WGSt Norwa' kl
sowsrron. CONN. ,
. . _ ‘ l House and Burn, ten acres of land, $2.500
J . "- J'-5"l3"sv | House nnd Bum, one acre. $850. House and Barn, two acres, 1,350
Sect-rarer to L. E. Quintana. I _
Undertaker e Embntmem NorwaIk
' No. It Knight SI Residence. 8 East Arm. l .
080 3 n Norwula, con-I. ' 1m vn nl‘uIldir-I: Linc. $1 000
-.. -. -... - Lgt on Elm St. 2 500
DR. Mei-0‘1?” AL.
—omcl AID RIHIDIILP
tor. l'i est Avenue and Butler Street,
Normans. com:
Ufllte flours—Until Dun ; from I t I 3. and 7 to
6pm.: Sundae—I tot pun.
H‘Commnulcatlon by telephone.
8. KNAI’I‘,
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ARCHITECT.
is not prepared to nuke lane and location-
and soperfntend the coopltmctlon omitting
TERMS REASONABLE.
Omar—Taylor's Building Washington 81.. So.
Horn-1k l’..0 norm. claw
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MEN ’8 AND BOY’S
Overcoats
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,Grestly Reduced.
Call and be convinced.
Davis
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TAILOR.
Mil“ BROIWMK, 01‘.
Middle Five Mile River.
House 2 stories and attic. 7 rooms, 2} acres, roomy barn, lots of good fruit,
property In excellent condition.
D ' '
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Farm of 40 acres, 2 houses, largo barn. well adapted for dairy or market
gardening or both 20 minutes drive to South Norwalk, 10 minutes
”.300
walk to Rowayton dep’ot, . $5,000
Two pleasant residences within a short distance of Darien depot, one of 10
acres, stream of water running through it, house, 14 rooms, modern
- improvements, barn, Ice house, kc” grounds and improvements in
good condition. 8,000
One of 1 acre. good house and out. buildings 0,000
Farms.
Near the city with comfortable houses on them in quantity from 15 to 40
acres. Prices from $5. 000 to 318.000
Cranberry Plains.
Five and one half acres, house 20:28. 8 rooms. new barn, with stalls
and room for carriages, garden and a good varity of Fruit.
WPEIOOIII looking.l for Building Sites or improved Property for Investment
or their own use. about th ey not see in the list anything to salt, are invited to call
and make known what they would like, uwe may have something not listed that
will prove just what they with.
Payments on most of the above natal! prop-
erty will be ”made only.
Rubber Stamps.
Orders received on the Bridgeport Rubber Stamp Company. Samples on ex-y
hibitlon of rooms.
DEEDS. MORTGAGES, RELEASES and ASSIGNMENTS of MORTGAGES
csrefuliy drawn. and titles to real property secured.
ACKOWLEDGMENTB TAKEN, (Notary Public.)
LOANO NEGOTIATED AND MONEY 111va in safe and reflsbie
securities.
EUROPEAN PABPOBTB OBTAINED.
ADVEWEIEMS for New York pom minnow promptly standout to
. $9.700
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