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Inn: To A FATAL FINISH ‘A't
FORT HAMILTON.
W“ What, which liiids in the
h of Young Dempsey in In: Thar
Wilma he l’ollco.
NEW YORK. Jan. Zl.-—A young innit. wine
“that called Toni Vhitc, miiict‘uum riimou
he: and named Swipos tho Newsboy,
who has had some experience in thc ring, ant
-Bllly Dempsey, an untried amateur. stood It]:
with gloves at midnight of Saturday in 5503
Minna place at Fort Hamilton. and be
fore the that found mil half up Dt‘lllifl‘i' 16"
back nation-rims and died in u («w minutes
Am and been arranged by in McDon-
ald Ween Pat O’Brien, of Harlem, and
Turn Culling, of Elizabeth, to take place in
Jamaica One of the princimls failed to up“
W, and a hasty match was llliltli' up be
twain Dempsey and Snipes, who had iiitciidcd
.0 fight. two weeks lab-r for n gold watch.
’11!) party repaired to Fort Hamilton. and a
' puma of $75 was made upby tho -~pul'lillg
men problem. Both the principals were
featherweight, Dempsey weighing nlwut 115
and standing about :tft‘l‘l ti illtjhan
while White is somewhat limvicr. The light
was to be to a finish, with soft gimw and un—
der Marquis of Queensbcrry mica
Demmy led oil with hi»? lclt flliil caught
White in the Side. “100‘ thrust out his left
In the direction of Dcmpscy‘s stomach. but. the
blowwas partied. Close ti,r:iitiii;.r followed,
and was vigorously prewnl by Ill-nipscy.
Then “’hito‘trith his left hit llt'llllIN'}' in the
stomach. Dempsey fell back, and lilo-ll stag-
gered forward. As he came torn-mil hc ro
ceived a terrific left hand blow on the right
temple. He fell to the ground inwnsiblc. and
froth appeared on his 1i ps. .
“Havel won?" criul Whitc.
“Wait until this: man has a clmiicc to come
to," said Parker.
\thn tcn m‘ni'nb- had msml t'unli’n and
Doughcrty carriedlieiiipscy loliis corncr us-
filtllfll by White, who said;
“Well, I’ve knocked this man out. any hour,
and the fight belongs to me.“
The referee declared him the victor. The
round did not last more than two iinnutm.
Dcinpaey‘s prolonged 1mm \lifét‘li diam-<5 tliiully
began to alarm the spa-tat: -r~. and i no I if them
want up stairs and brought 'l'hwiiitmn tintl'll,
Restorativcs lnid no cti’wt vii tlw li|~vlinliiltt
man, and he was (mi-rind lu liw l min up
stairs and laid onu sofa. By thi~ time. how-
ever, he was dead. In tho opinion Hi the
Slm'tatorslife had become cxtinvt bclui‘c ho
wastaken up stairs. Ilcdtd not peril. :Lt'tu-r
he fell. ,
Dcmpsey's death dellltll'flliZt'il the blunting
men who had come to witucsa' tin.- tight, and
they lost no time in getting away lroni the
house. A doctor was sent fur, but in un- could
be found. In the morning Justi-c Church
‘ was notified, and he suit \iot‘ui to (.‘oi'oin-r
Rooney, of Brooklyn. Dunn-l lit-mpsuy, the
father of the dead man, who litt‘~ :u .\'i-. iii
Madison street, was inforiiialat .; o'clock in
the moming that his son was (i:ti|‘,:~.'1'\vli g
at Fort llmniltou. Mrs. J loiiilwli'. .. '
panied by Mr. Hines, is rulnlit’l: oi‘ the innniy,
went down lllt'l‘t‘ at an curly hour. ’l'ht
mother wnslicnrt brokennt thc sight of her
son’s body.
Dempsey was :4 years old last July. i‘lo
had been married sixteen months; and had a
timeouts-old child. For niiic ycnm lic had
been a promoter in The Herald oliicc. llia
father and his relative, Mr. Hines, say thnt
they never knew that be had an ambition ti i
he a fighter, or even that hogavc any thought
to melt matters. In regard to the nxx'uiiiptioii
that heart diseasewas the came of death, thcy
say that there was no case of heart divas» in
the family, and that Dempsey was never sick
a day in his life.
White, or Bmer, the surviving principal of
thefight, walked into the telegraph room at
police headquarters in Brooklyn last night at
about ' 8 o’clock, and formally mrrcudcred
himself to the authorities. ile wcnt thither
With a newspaper reporter, who had n-ii'iscd
him to pursue the course he took, and save
the police the unable of looking for him. lie
was remarkablycool under tiic t'irt'uiimmltt‘es,
and whenSuperinwndent Campbell, who hap
pened to be premnt when be surrendered hiin~
self, informed him that in tho opinion of the
counter the death of Dcmlm-y was duc to
. some organic derangement, his air of non.
chalance seemed to intensify. 11» said he was
never more surprised in his life than wlicn lic,
was informed that Deminey was Aland. White
raid he Wilt: leeara, old, his birthplncc was
Hartford, Conn, he was a nowdmy, and his
misideaoewas the Newsboysiloiiic,91luaue
street, New York.
Prime lightingis u inhalant-aunt: liy'wc-
tign 169 of the penal code it is dm-lnrcd that
when when» is not justifiablc «.i- cvvuniblu
it is manslaughter in the first dcgrcc, pro
vided it be cmnmitted without it design to
effect death by a person eugagol in commit-
ting, orattempting tooommit, ti llllNlclllt‘lllltll',
electing the person or property cilhcr of the
panonkilledor of another. By section 192
mulaughtelflin the first degree is declared
punlflnhloby hirprinimeut for not less than
five nor more than twenty years. Section 31
reads: “A person who commits or inrticipntes
in an act which would make him an ncctmmry
if the crime committed wet-en felony, is a
principal, and may be indicted and punished
as such, if the crime he a misdemeanor. "
The swung Thread “'orlnmi.
Num, 1'". J... Jan. ill—There is now
lune reason tohelieve that the Strike of the
«rd and frame Operatives of the U. N. T.
'l'hread'warh in Kearuy will mmnbeterml—
mted; Yesterday afternoon l'v‘gt’luLWn-v
nit, of 8% Pill" church, deli red a brief
nddruto the filters, in which he commuted
Ill! WI to be rational, and look at the
troulflufrom both sided lle tulv'nacd it return
work, and in conchmiou said that he Would
“not Mr. Clark to cement to
Wall the strikers unt'tlltllltlonnlly,
and he would report the remit of hi-
vidttnthe Itrmin at a meeting toboheld
1"" Filmer—Ili- Youthful “Pimmnwmt he turn over the cash on hand.
lldlpallt Grand Army Men.
If" You, Jan. 23.5mm muniamler
m and Wonder Bowling, of U.
A. 3. “582,79” arrest“! yesterday while
managed a G. A. ll. deputation escorting
mhalydneamradetothe mammary. The
Mull Without them, while a
fountain mum they gut-um
hymn-scheme of muting With music
IMAM“. lfr. Bowling is an alder
m,limG.A.B. mmvery indignant.
NW omitted in ihearreat.
The" in a good deal of cXcibimont and
Militaom
mm m M Haa'a Money.
mm. Jan. lid—Timing llmndied
in: “him an out» valued at between
4W9“ fill ”flail”. ll. 1’. Howard, of
Ban who
scum THEIR NEIGHBORS. ,
link filler» and Max-den“ Caviar-i
by IBM Citizen-c .
lumen, I. T,,Jan. fig-About ll o’cloc)
yesterday four masked men, all licuvily
armed, rode u“ to the door of thet‘iti'wm
batik upd dimiountcd. The leader entered
the bank and, [ll‘t‘fl'llllllg a plum at the head
of the mshicr, W. T. Reynolds, dcniniitled
“'hilp"
{reloading to comply Reynolds shuniiiml tlu
doornf tlic safe to and turned the lock. fit
was at oiw laid out by a bullet from tht
plow] of one of the dcsperadoes, which struck
him ulnvc the he. , killing him instantly.
The bank was t ion ranmckml, and all the
money in tho cash draw'cr, some $3,300, wan
taken. An attempt was made to open tht
safe, but in this the robbers were foiled.
As the sound of the pistol shotwaslieard
several maple came running toward the bani
tonscertalnthecaune of the trouble. They
werefiredupon by three of‘theinenwho wort
ongoard, and retreated to get arms. In a
few moments the town wail nroiuted. and
““‘nll’ “I‘ thirty armed men hurried byword
the bank, The robbcm wcrc just mounting
their horws, and a hot iii-c sini'tcd. iii “hit-h
one of the mbbers. Thommi Evan, wit-i killed
outright, being idiot several times in the head
and body, lie was identified as a ranchman
living near town. ,
In thoniclco four citizens were wounded,
but not: fatally, two rcwivinp; shots through
the arms‘ and two otltcm bcliig slightly
wounded in the lou'or extrcuiitiw. The three
surviving robbers then rode away with the
booty captured, followed by tho enraged citi-
zens. Aftcr about an hour‘s hurd lllll'Sllll they
“‘crc blit‘l‘olllltlcfl, captured and inlet-n liftt'll
to Lilia-stone, whore Judge liylll'll wiisriillcd
on to hold court. Thu lcadcr was found
guilty of the murder of Reynolds and forth
with strung up. The other two wcrc placed
in cluiitgoof astrong guard nndstartcd for
Fort Washitn, where they will be tunicd over
mtlmlinitmlh‘tutcs nlllllhl‘illt-S. Tho Vlitli‘ll
iiioiicy wan rccovcml. Tho i'oblwrs wow tlli
citiypns and rant-hots of thc lit‘:ll' neighbor
hood. ‘
THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTIVN.
Stilt Francisco, Chicago. St. Loiih and New
York All Looltlng for the Thule».
\VASHING'I‘ON, Jan. BEL—Tho rc‘ont (lit-cw»
sioti of [improbable sclet-tion of ii plum- l- r
bolting.r the lictnm'i‘ntic national (’UllW'HliHll.
ltnsngimtul tiic \ut'ious npplicuiils t‘nl:.~ivii'1’
ubly, nnd tho sll‘il;;glt' for tho lil'ili‘ bid; inn
to begin some “'H‘i‘is below the tiicntm; ot tin
notionalcoininittcc, Fob. 22. Tin- t‘ulllnrtiin
(ll‘lt'E-lllltll arc Working hard to gut thc con-
i'ciitioiiut San Francisco, and dcvhn'c that
the tli>ttiucc shall not be permitted to increase
the cmt tn the tlt-lcxntts. {cprt-sciitntlve
Iiiggs >1in that for his part he is willing in;
pay lllt' travt-liiig arenas of all the llt‘ll'gilt“:
and give them the fi'wdotn of tlic city. 'l'iici'e
trill be a dclcgtition from California on hcre a
little lntcr. tiiid lie lliliilh tin-y will iiinltv- the
pr: 1p. tuition lie sump-5:5.
f‘licngumis in thc city are wry mull-loot
that tin-y will again Nt‘ilrc the prize, while
tlu- llli'll of ('iiiciiiiuiti and St. Louis niulutniii
flint tlicy lllt':lll l‘lihlllr“, and if t‘iiivugn I‘llll
bout tllciii this limo it will not be lu-cnuwtlit'y
ni‘o not prrpoml to be “bond in utl‘crln: in-
duct-month. Tilt“ Ncw York lllt‘il, lintl’rh'r,
liililliluill that tho iiicti'ni-pnl'u~ iv the only
lbl‘lrln'l' pluw for lilt‘ holding of tlii< }'t'l:l".-
t'ouwulion, fubl boldly astral that that city
will l ~- clown with wnrwly u dimintur:
Vuii’e. _
t‘oii.~idcr:iblcprcwnrolizis bet-ii bronchi to
bear upon the cxwutirc to have him I‘Kpl‘th‘ifl
prcfcri-iicc, but lio llil“ not, yct Ilitllt‘ri'. He
will undoubtedly lo-nvn tlic llllllli‘i‘ to his:
friends, and be satisfied with their tit'frl‘lliillfl.
tion.
OVER A THOUSAND LIVES.
Judgo Kinney Says the llllllllrtl'i "with
List llns lice-n l'Iidcn-ntlmiitml.
NEBRASKA ('iiv, Nob, .lnn. 2:3.~Jinige J.
l“. Kinney, agent of tlic Yaiikton Sioux lnr
than agency in Dakota, arrived here after
being llillt.‘ days on tlic road. Fivc days were
necestnry for the party to travel thirty iiiilt-s.
The tlicriiioiiietor want at tildogs. ln-low zcrn
most of tho time. The judge saystiic hos of
life in Dakota has becii grcatly iindorcstiiinitul.
lie descrilxd the scene which took place on
board the cam The (Will was running low.
The wimcngcii-i wcro crowdwl ititu oiic car
trying to kt‘t‘pwiil'lll. Two luthics wrishnl.
The ntcn d'ucat‘dul till the outer giiriiieuls
thcy could spare and gave them to the ladies
and children. Finding those not enough they
brought iiiailsaclts from the wstul mic and
wrapped the children up in them. While at
onc station in lloii Iloinmc munty, the judge
says, nineteen frown bodies were brought
into the depot in one day. In lion Ilonnue
comitytln» lid of dead will reach fully 100.
The (Minions as made at Yunktoii of the 10»)
of life throughout the terribiry llgtirc up over
1,000 The counties “‘lllfl‘clllt‘ in»: of life was
‘tllt‘ largmt arc; lloii lloiiuiic, 100: Him-hin-
sou, ll: Lincoln, 12;; Beadle, 125;.‘lpink, 1‘3:
Hand, 10; Ward, 15.
Thrown from an Embankment.
MAiirsvil.i.i:, Kan, Jan, Zl—A south
bound lulsfl‘ltgt'l‘ train was wrecked by n
broken rail two miles north of ()kcto Sutur-
dny, 'l‘wu lulhfl‘llgt'l‘ cmiclics and the mail
and exprcss can: were thrown from n tiftccn
foot embankment and tunicd over twice,
landing bottom side up. The imageni were
more or less injured, and four of them seri-
ously. J. ll. Voorheis, est-sheriff of the
county, is hurt tiliout the head and chest and
internally, and is in a very critical madl-
t.ion. Mm. Lyltcns, of Junction City, Kan,
had both arms broken and was badly burned.
Mrs. Lizzie Conn, of Wahoo, Nob, had her
head hurt. “or wtnasmnll boy, was hurt
hitcrimlly, and two other children were
slightly hurt. Mm Claus and her boy, of
“'ymore, were slightly injured. J. Van
Elmlcll, of lit-attic, had his head hurt and
received internal injuries. A. A. Auxniun
had nlcg hurt. Henry llcath was hurt in
the aide. Thor-am caught tire, but the train
hands extingtdshml tho llamas.
Murderer Bowling Still at Large.
Lose limixcn, N. J., Jan. 23.——'1‘here was
(mat excitement yesterday Over a rumor that.
Pete Don-ling, the murderer of Mr. Drexel’s
mat, Robert Hamilton, had been upt-
ured. it seems thatauhiftlem colored man,
who gore his name as William J. 130mm,
wandered into a Philadelphia nationhouae
lad Thursday night and united fora lodging.
ills description numrately correepmided with
that of Pete bowling, and the olllcent an.»
pectcd that he might be the fugitive. Ho ox-
hibited the telltale broken finger and am
on the hmd. An officer went from this city,
anditwasatmmedheoverodtlmt howalnot
the utilising murderer. ,1 /
mama and Thrown tron a‘l‘rala cu‘nie.
anllAm, Jan. %.——The engineer on the
”limiter train arriving in this city from
Springfield at 9:40 a. in. yerterdoy discovered
the body of “mm, of this city,
lying iiindltehhddathetritck a short db
i PRESIDENTS OFFERING
RECEPTION or MR. CLEVELAND'S
' our ev POPE LEO.
Illa Bullpen Deeply Impressed by the
Preceut~llla Menage of Thanks, and a
Bencdletlou~The Gift Placed on If:-
lllbitiou with 'lhow of Other Rulers.
BALTlMUllE, Jan. Zl.~—'l'hc following mble
grain was I‘ltt'trllv'l‘ll from Rome, dot/ed yester»
day: ‘
The gift of l’mtident Cleveland to Pope 1m
XIII was preamted whim Saturday after
noon in the throne room of the Vatican by the
American delegation. There wore also pro»
out members of the Noble gimrtl, in their
bright, showy uniforms, and attaches of the
plpalv-oui't, Archbishop llyan, of Philadel-
phia, in pica‘cntingtlie bouinl copy of the
Constitution of the United Status, said:
Holy father, we fwl most honoml and happy
in being selected to present. to your holiness this
gift. expressive of llm reiteration and fo-liciiro
tion of hisexctllcucy tlic prcsidt-nt of ”iv L'nllcd ‘
States of America upon the occasion of the aut-
picious jubilee of your hollncsa' entrance to the
med priesthood. it is a tribute paid your boll.
“by the rulcr of sixty millions of fwd-innit, u
rulcrclcctul by tin-in, who fen-1" din-ply the su-
premo responsibility of his exalted station, 111!
dcpcndcnco upon God's providence, and who has
had the wisdom and fortitude to discharge faith~
fully and conscientiously alltlm important du-
ties devolving upon him. II» is a ruler reslwt'tcd
by tho ”mull-P, and one who has publicly declared
his solemn conviction that Christianity furnishes
the true, permanent basis of real civilization and
perfect social order, representing at out-ea moral
(‘ntiqurst over the untatcst nations of tlic cnrtli.
This comment, your holiness, which rewind
respectful recognition from the kings of the
world, N‘tff‘it‘t‘s through the lilllfif. Worthy presi-
dt'llf thclniiuto of a trim and lllllt‘pt‘ntlt‘llllh'o-
pic. of the truest. largest and most prop-nutshe-
pcnplc. ‘Tlll’y are naturally Christian, bravo,
just fllltl~£t'nt'rll\lfi, and will be in lllt‘ future mi in
Ilzv HM history ot the nation. llcineiuiwr, too,
lotiwr. iimt thcsln-phcrdn of Jiltlt'il. ”presenting
lllw bud-i of the 'R"‘llll‘. clinic to llic minim-r at
tin nun-lit- invitation lu-forc hints; that l1"
.... \t'nr 3“” are “(N not only the burnt
' . i m H. - rvpillwl sun of truirpcntcr, a man
~ Ir. iii lll : :iii-l syinpntliizin‘: \\ ltii lbr- .
it . .\:..« ri-‘ziii rrpitblic lhc Catlin
La firc In it"! mill to carry Mil ill.
‘ r: ’ llv'llt'ill'lltl ltll~'v~iull fur Ill" human l‘ltl‘” ,
.z.l.lv'1ll;ti light of constitutional gnar I
“-iiilb~ll‘lii“\tlll ilii< \w-luznc, tizn- no
.:n."t w! ill" [H‘er-lt'lll in tho l‘nttcd:
. t'.:th rn“ l'lilll't'il in cum-1y from from.
' limit. 'l’ilvr liin-rtv Hull ulw rcvpiircs. ‘
'1'\ tllvi llllWleal'NliltW‘lt’ilrly[Vrert‘ll '
“Ml illl‘ 1‘t'dlri0vlll'ltlfls Hf litt‘ Iflllil‘i‘lii
1. ..'\ pl‘vgpidlcc. that firm“ Illnlili'lu :
. .., .llw :l‘.14lll'|iit’ tllfifllbln'llf‘lll“, and lint l .
.tldi [ll-ll t'dlllnllt‘fi an» coining touti-
L .':ll‘ii - ilxv-r. \\'r [mg of you. tin-n. holy
~ ~\ the young llcpiiblic that inks
N, much ill a Sillglv' century; blows the
n'l'l‘fl by your saintly cotiwatriot. (‘ol~
~: .. 'w.‘ the» iiiw and nihilly president of the
.,l Pd 5' “if" u
The llii‘illl’t‘i‘.‘ of the dclcgntiun, kntirling
inc t'tiw p p». rcccivud the tijnlitolic benc-
«1. rmn tor tlivmwlvcx and for tlicii‘ pmplw.
Dr I ll ‘- nun-ll. two r of tlic Americanmill-gr.
pr: Hull-Ni :in- album tnthepnpc and Imuslntul
tho 5 rmilwntl‘drill-Alton. 'l'hv-pnpo li>tciiml
mill tho utimd satisfaction. examined the
gift t'.tl‘t‘llili}', iiud i-xpn‘siod his xidiiiiriitioti
1v 0' lllv t‘XI‘tilh‘lll‘ taxi» and Realm“ of its cxc—
«avian. it wu an mammal pictwui-c, he said.
to iwvivwn mpy of the coinditittinn of the
13mm sultan ‘
llr. tritium-11 thciiri-tid t‘zirvlinnl (iiblmtis‘
iI‘ITr'l‘ to his iinlimw, to which tho pope rczul
lii~ rcply in Latin, (‘Xpl‘t‘x‘dllt tho pit‘rfillh‘ be
0-1! in revolving: u jubilw gift frointlie pnxii-
dent of thi- l'nitcd States. lict'hnitiiiual: '
, Attachmvnin, Parts. Medics. “00F, ctr . fill'l‘llrlicll
"I llitlt' l‘w‘t‘lh'vl oil-Tints from all parts of Mir l f
world lruin lruly. Franco, Hcrmnny. lliinzary, i
Spain. England. and Hllv‘ from the pn-mdvnt of the
l‘mtrd States, it most pit-using now, An ar"‘i—
iu‘hup.“ ln- nd-lcd, "you u-njov lllt'l‘t' pt‘l'llv’l’t tn
tinili That lrccdoiiiwc admit is highly In-iicticuil
II tiu- spread of religion. As the hcml of the
church I owc my duty. Ion- stud Solictlndv to
unify part of the church. but toward America I
lx-nrcspccinl low. The cure of your nation is
grv-zit: your covcrunio-nt in free, your (more full
of hopc. Your president comnmnde my highest
admiral ion: licncc thisoficring which I have ft“
ccivc) twday has truly touchcd my heart. it
affords tin» picnsurc to pour forth through you to
yniirprcsidi-iit, and to your urcut country. my
inmt profound some of nppn-cintiun and grati-
tii-lc. lllt‘Hllt‘llthll. l grant you my blcsaiutz.
nit-l th’h‘ llittlgl‘l' )1'lll'5t‘lf mid of tln- prmidrnl of
yulll‘ country.“
Turning to Hi". ll‘l'oiiticll the pope Nllll'. “l
dwn‘c you to iiinltc tin» known to your peo-
pic, llt‘SA‘l‘llN‘ tin- uolniini lllttilllt‘l‘ in which I l
llzicc rum-hcd lllt‘ gift of their presidcnt."
Afterward tlic pope received the delegation
privatcly. Tho prelalevi present. brought
jubilccotl’cringsamounting to Sinful. The
pope ordcrcd that tho prcsideut‘s gift be,
placed on exhibition among lliw‘v of the kings.
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llr. iterlynn’n Bitterness.
Nitw \‘oitit, .lnn. 2i.—~ Thomas B. l’rmton,
a “It“ known journalist, ncplieiv of Mgr.
I’i’mtnii. prmidcd ovcrn l‘l'qullVl min-tin; of
the Anti i’ovcrty m-icty at the Academy of
Music last night. llr. )lt-Hlyiin dolivoml an
lilllfllrfilhllt‘tl uddi‘mw on "Tho Ra'lminsticnl
Mtichinv iii Anicricnn Politics." lie was very
soverc upon _-\rclibi.~'hop t'orrignn, Mgr. l’resr
tan and their are: K'lllffi'l, for their nllcgod iii-
tcrfcrciicc with the political privileges of
Catholic citizens.
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l.m-ltpurt Very Much Aggrioved.
liu'ict'oiir. N. Y.. Jain Lil—In tho repmt
of tlic factory inxpcctor of this stutci1~gtthl~
ing tl_ic inuiiul’uclurim and industrics employ-
inghulp licrc. mcntioii was llltttli'nf ndozon
industrial employing sonic 1,04!) liolp, Ncnrly
3,500 men, woiiicii, young girls and boys are
employed in thirty or forty tmohu. 'l'lic nsi.
dents of lullport are wrymuclinggrieved
over the small luminance given the town.
Mountain: of Snow.
MILIIANK, D. '1‘., Jan. :5l.-'l‘wo passenger
trains from Mliincntml'w that had been block-
adcd haw mat-bod bony, tho first from the
out since the 10th. Conductors n-port tlril‘tr
as high as the telegraph lhtll'fi. lirmt"!onr.~
are entertalndl that the road may be perinn
neatly chimed until spring. in which cam innch
enduring must ho inevitable from the fuel
famine that would result.
A Drunken Indian Murderer.
Ban CAR-Mitt, A. '1'., Jan 23.-Last Thin-o
day an Macho bravo, while sobering up in
the guard home here, murdered his wife and
child by cutting their 0mm from ear to our,
and not fire to the bed on which they lay. He
made a murderous attack upon the sergeant,
but before he could reach him was riddled
with bullets by the giant. Thethreo were
buried in one grave.
. No French Couvletn Wantedllere.
HAS Funnmsco, Jan. 21nd few days ago
Collector linger was warned by the
d the treamry to prevent. the deharhtion of
French convicts from the pain] colouyof
New Caledonia at this port. The examina-
tlan of all incoming foreign renal! haulingnn,
and will he kept up for mom months. It i
hoped to prevent the lnnnigratiou of the con-
victs in this way.
Explosion on a m
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DENTIST,
MAIN STREET, SOUTH 'Olll‘l'ALK.
Tot-iii cxtrlcml without pain by the vase ol (ion or
dthw Er lt‘l’.
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Scwiiig Machine Supplies,
(it-literal Repairing of all Kilitl~ nlnl main-s of
Srutiu; Muslmica, 1‘. .\l. SllAllJER.
Kt Main St. Ni, Norwnlk tit-tidy
\‘UI'TII NUIE\\'.\ LK SJ VIRUS HANK.
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Upon Dallyfronimo Ham, and from t n. .
and on Saturday evenings from n in h.
Winterwt allowed on 11-1"th
ALDEN SHLNIANS, l'rc—..
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work done by the day contract.
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' l‘lnnu furnished and Estimalcs git-ca.
Jobbing of all kinds promptly alluulcd to.
Ship) Ann nirwt, near Ham
1’. 0. x “3.3mm Norwatk Ct.
2 '. F. i . '
i\l" \ 1 "£305.
Organist of the Fir“ (‘onunjzational ('hiirch,“'nlci
bury. Teacher of
Piniiofortc, 0rgan and Musical
Composition.
762 1y lmhllox 39 l‘. 0., NullWALK. CONN.
IlllN I’llifilNlil‘lll.
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12 Railroad Plan-c. Sof Sorwalh.
Pants in unit? $1 00: Suite to order for 31500. Re-
pairing and cleaning mm 2y done. Tits if
ATENTS.
(i. If B" I xerox,
Washington, D. 1'.
Ten ycuu in l‘nitrd Stairs l’atcnt 001cc.
dittw ' (iuiilc to intuit“!!! mailed frat.
1,‘ TIIO‘.“ KS,
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AGENT FOR THE
Phoenix Insurance Co. of Hartford»
AND
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ROWAYTON. (‘ONN
I D. JENNINLS,
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Sim‘cnz-oi to L. E. Quintnnt.
Undertaker & Einlialnicr.
No, -l Knight St llcsidcncc, 5 Fact Mo.
880 3m Korwallt, Conn.
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Cor. West Avenue and lliitlcr Sin-ct.
NONWALK. cons
()flltc Honor—Until 0 am ; fmiiil l i ii. and T to
8 p.m.: Sllntlltys~~illti 4 p.tn.
FComiuoulcathm by telephone.
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l9 now prepared in make plans and egotidut'on-
and suprrintcnd the contraction of adding:-
TERMS Ill-EAStJNA llLB.
Orricitw'l‘ayloi‘i- Building Washington SL. 80.
Norwalk. 1‘. 0, Box 775. a."
"Till
“gimme
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MEN’S AND BOY’S
Overcoats
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Win Win.
Bil Flannel Underwear
Greatly Reduced.
can and be Convinced.
Davis
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TAILOR,
Bull hi Can ll
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Fill his and Gloves
Reduced Prices
During this cold weather.
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The Hatter.
AGENT FUR 'l‘ilE (‘ELEllllA'l‘Ell
Uflllmllillllell,
ulnhialeel,
[750d by all noted dealers in
Horses and Pattie. Contains
Oats or whcnl. and sold (to
introduce ill-at cost J)fl(‘:i‘.
RaymondBms
General, Agents.
JOHN 'l‘lllS'l‘llAdl,
OPTICIAN,
83 Main 51., So. Norwallt,
IN H. S. ROOD’S JEWELRY STORE.
Seasonable Goods 1
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CHOICE Fillll'IKlN AND DOMESTIC
1"." EU I '1' S .
omens or ALL itiNiis.
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nu'rs, cannons, ma.
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in fact everything renaming to the
«nomnar Season
ALWAYS ON "AND.
F OYSTERS. E'l'l. ,
A. S. 'FERRIS, '
JEWELER,
Oppnslle ('in Ilolcl.
oases
FARMS
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FOR. SALE.
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‘ Insurance.
Fire. Life. Accident
and Plate «Glass.
1N BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND dMERICAN COMPANIES AT
31 E I} and Exchange Hill,
‘45 & 47 Washington Street,
w
,sourn NORWALK, - - coma.
Hunses and Lots.»
‘ Elmwdod Awnuc, Lot 80:: Eli), House 40x30, 14 'Rooms with Liento,
’GflLllllBllS WATCHES.
rm: ii'Arcu REPAIRING A bl'ECIALTY. T500"!
Bulimia Feel
5 West Street ,
‘t
Mod: m Itiipim'ciin~iii,-r, (”amigo House and Stable, Good Garden, $8,500
Known. d A v- now, I: t lll‘lx'IW. l 'li'i't'llliil' iii-w, 3,300
.‘I-uih 37:. » Nir- v, --,- :4 ,~ ‘ ”w l. t’ii’l'lfl‘fll place, modern itiiprorcments, 0,000
.. .. i. r. .. , .- t u . 7.500
" l". ~' b t“ . .n- .l. ti‘nlr linilw. 5,000
“3min out An . ti . 952,200. 55-": guwu‘, 2,500
“my Slrv- '. t" n ' wn ~ ,l ,.. (xiv, ly 2,700 and 3,000
Mnnlm 5'1. of. it," n- ‘u ow», t ”p- «iv. ly. $23,000, $4,000 and 4,000
Sprri y, S'i. C t, tan ii. on .~, i- spwtiwly, $3,100, doublc lli‘llht‘. 4,000
llnrilan l .‘ incl, grmi illvllm' hill burn, 4.500
Ttirtipikc. good buns:- and out buildlngr, lot 74x23). 2,000
Concord Strct t, $2,0th West Stru-t. 2,800
. Taylor Avenue, good llullre and burn. 3,000
Chapel Street, commodious and wall built house, good carriage house and
italile, grounds spacious tind xvi-ll slindcd, a charming view of Long
Island Sound from piazza, 15,000
Main and Raymond Streets lots 655150, house 17 rooms, good .
diam, all in good condition, 6,000
South Main Street, about 5 acres, good house and barn, possession
, can be had at once. 6,500
(,‘nnmrd and Spring Sty-rte row of tciicniciit. 4,000
' I a
: Budding Lots
l I
. ‘ w an -
‘ Summit Strcet, from $500 to ‘
: Eliiiivood Avenue and Bnyvicw Avcnuc, ,
,(iolden lllll Strcct and Bayview Avenue (co
. Taylor .\vcnuc, I”:
;S ‘lllil Main Strcct, $100. North Mflinlfl'on
. . - . , _ n t
M uni-ow hit-Pct, Show. truss bircct‘nfmaii;
gig-elm?-
, for: an d
Hinton llzll road ‘2 acre lot, h ‘
’Spi'iiig H'rctt. $330 to d“:—
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“1011' lllill'llllt‘lll llllill Corn, . Osborn Avenuc. mansion and cottage, two acres,
:L‘ottcge Avenue and iont Street $2.300. Henry Street,
, Second Avenue. $1,500, $2,000. Cove Street,
‘ ‘Wmmnmmfimm.
: East Norw twimlr‘
1.. ”wet of the Town of Nanak an
“easement List of twat“! meat It the
rule aelectmen en loudly. January It. 18B,
.. clock and; Thunday «wing. haw!“
us‘l’ o'clock; Thursday evening. Jan at f
o'clock; Sunni", January Milt. at 20 lock p.m.;
Tharuhy evening. Juneau-1190i, at 7 o'clock; Sat- .
urday. January 2m. atio’clock pm.. for the [lib
pose of hearing and determining any and all appeals
made to them from the doings of the Ana-on.
The ”jig: muflflmnagt'lthlhhm
Ion u a t board and”,
o'clock p.m.. for the purpose of aiming an a of
pick and disabled pawns.
3 mom 1). next new.
' West Norwalk.
. . .
E lluir‘c and Burn, trn ill)“ 5 of land,
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‘ L01 till Pudding litint‘,
, Lot on lilni .‘t,.
’Middle Five
5 [Inuit-fly In I xttcllcut condition,
walk to llownyton depot,
good condition.
One of 1 acre, good house and oui. buildings
notes.
will prove just what they wish.
hihition at mount.
carefully drawn, and
securities. ,
EUROPEAN PASPORTS OBTAINED.
3013'!!! hofl‘VALlf, CT.
HUNT 65 mm.
lluusc ..i:d Biro, 0:1» mm $850. House and thin. two acres,
llousc, 2 atom-s and attic. 7 rooms, 2} acres,
Two pleasant residences within a short distance of Darien depot, one of 10
acres, stream of water running through it, house, 11 rooms, modem
improvements. ham, ice house, &c., grounds and improvements in
Farms.
Near the city with comfortable houst s on them in quantity from 15 to 40
Payments on most of the above listed
arty will be made easy.
, Rubber Stamps." ~
’Orders received on the Bridgeport Rubber Stamp Company.
2,800
$2,000
1,350
,Norwalk.
$1,000
2,500
Mile River.
roomy barn, lots of.good fruit,
$2.3
D . ‘ .
an e n .
Farm of 40 acres, 2 houses, large barn. well adapted for dairy or market
gardening or bolt: 20 minutes drive to South Norwalk, 10 minutes
$5,000
Cranberry Plains.
Five and one half acres, house 20:28, 8 rooms, new barn, with stalls
and room for carriages, garden and a good rarity of Fruit.
‘ mPeisonslooking for Building Sites or Improved Property for invmtment
or their own use, should they not see in the list anything to unit, are invited to call
and make known what they would like, an we may have something not listed that
8,000 ‘
~ ' 0,000
\
Prices from $5,000 to $18,000
$2,700
prop-
Bnmplee on ex-
DEEDB. MORTGAGES, RELEASES and ASSIGNMENTS of HORTGAGEB
tea to real property secured.
ACKOWLEDGME TS TAKEN, (Notary Public.)
LOANS NEGOTIATED AND MONEY INVFBTED in [safe and tenable
A.
ADVERTISEMENTS for New; York paper: received and promptly at tended to .
TAVLloniiomEN.
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