ON HOME RULE.
Manila. Their Bearers to Avoid Ante
of Violence and Assuring Then: of the
_ Intimate Iucceu onllo l'riln'lplra “'Illfll
TIC! Are Urglng.
”URL”. Fob. 3. ~-|l‘lnstcr hull \mm’rowdml
lut night at. tho reception of Lord llipon and
Ir. Morley. Ex-Iiuyor Timothy b‘ullivan
my Mum. Davin. Redmond. Ilealy,
land many Nationalist lncinbcnr of
parliament worn on the [damn-in, Mr. ‘h‘ulli-
van read a letter from Archbishop “'uL-ah,
twang for his alarence. Uther letters of
"first were read, and than a letter welcomv
hath. “Maud thanking the Liberals for
sending than was ulopted.
14ml Iiipou then addremed the meeting. In
him he said that Ireland now had a
great party in England on her side. and the
time was near at hand when thcir hopca
wand be crowned with numeric. Therefore
be appealed to the people of lrcland not to at.
lowviolence from the government to good
than into crime. lie had assured English
and Scotch mp that them was no fear
thattho Catholic majority in ire-laud would,
in can home rule was grnnml to them, in-
letters with the just lutcrcsfx ol~ Irish Pro
mu. If any unjust intorfcn-nco was used
than they who had granted homo rule would
takeaway the privilege.
Ir. Hurley said that the question of home
I'lle WM approaching a crisin His only
fear, he aid, was that Irishrncn might forget
that it was one of their own comitrymen who
had Started the movement. and that it would
’ depmidmainly upon Irishman to carry it on
to a roomful hone. He would ask the land-
lords of Ireland, Who among them was better
of! for the Tory policy? If tenants wore the
dupes of agitamre, landlords were certainly
the duper; of Salisbury. Mr. Morley said that
he did not‘favor the socialistic extirpation of
the rights of property. ' and he believed that
an Irish parliament would be the last to agree
to such a thing. He agreed with Lord Ripon
that there was no danger of religious persecu-
tion. Regarding the admitting of such men
as Parnell and Dillon to an Irish government, ‘
he thought that if they were go; id enough to
inspire the policy they were good enough to
execute it. Their policy was to make Ireland
one, united and happy. ,
Both the speakers mldrcm-d imtside meet-
ings after the reception.
Fatal Explosion in (thin.
Bamvxux, 0., Feb, :l.—~An cxplosion of
a portable saw mill boiler occurred near Bur—
ton’s muon, six milei cast of this place, ycs—
terday afternoon Two men named John
Arnold and Charles Sullivan were instantly
killed, and Benjamin Travis. Sam Hubb, Joe
Hubb and Frank “'nrrick were seriously in-
jured One hundred and fifteen ixnuids of
steam and a defective boiler are aupjxml to
be the causo of the explosion.
Cnrllalo and tho Bonding Committee.
Wasnlxc'ros. ‘ch. Zi—b'pcakcr Cnrlisle
WM at his room in the Capitol ycstcrday. but
did not occupy the chair. lie was called
upon by a grcnt many memlnxrs. “I have
been thinking seriously about thccormuittec
to investigate the Reading strike." he said.
“and to the besth my ability I will select
thebathmlifled and most honorable mem-
bers for an arduous unit,”
Latter-a Billed by a Carrier.
TROY, N. Y., Feb. fi—F‘ritz Pohl, a letter
unlea- at the Tray mace. was caught in
aheactofopening letters yesterday byJ. M
Kennedy, another carrier, who held a pistol
to 1’0th head and compelled him to remain
with the letters in his hand till the postmaster
arrived. Pohl was tin-nod overtondeputy
marina! and arraigned before United States
Commimioner Landon.
Returned to Life In Her Conn.
Nona Anus, Mam, Feb 8,—A report
cornea from Readboro, Vt. a hill town,
twelvomilesfrom here, that the mother of
Dexter M. Bishop, aged 80, who was sup-
posed to have died Friday, and who was laid
out. for burial, astonishul the watchers, after
twelve hours of apparent death, by riving
fmnhercofiin and opening a mnvcrsatiun.
Sh. is still living.
In the Interest of Labor.
Wasmrzo'roiv, Feb. :L—Thc homo commit.
tee on labor agreed to favorably report the
bill to extend the eight—hour law to letter car-
riers, and also the O'Neill bill to protect ma-
chanics, laborers and servants in their wager.
, , Extending the Trusts.
wa Ravtx. Feb. :l.——The absorption of
the Whitney Anus company by the Win-1
chewa- Repeating Arms company is believed
to be the beginning of a series of such com-
binations, resulting in a fire arms trust.
CONDENSED NEWS.
111. New York legislature unanimously
pend a resolution requesting Senators Evans
and Biacock to oppose the proposed extradl-.
tim treaty with Great Britain.
A. B. Thmnpson, secretary of state for sev-
I’ll years, halt been elected commander of
the G. A. ll of the department of New
Hampablrc.
It is annotmced from Washington that the
fishery countenance will [probably adjourn on
Friday or Saturday of next week.
Delegates are in Damion at Minneapolis
m, organizingthe league of Republican
“Mi-announced of England’s great
Wham IrvineBoewell.
'I‘haofileeofthecounty treasurer of Salli
vau,at Ioutlcello, N. Y.,'waa entered and
robbedofthereoordlfromlsmtolsss. :
In. flatilda Carina and Miss Amelia
Hommmkbya rim-tn lound train
at tile Fwy-fifth meet crossing, Chicago,
“WWW
In Mandarin of 3319.1’... unable
”Jam the penecutiom of her
Mud and her nwthm-in-law,
euthw'throatwith a rarer.
Tho Mic railway for pauouger traffic
in the city of Richmond, Va. has been
opuadtethepublic.
The
mahfiflmatmmm
gum ‘
mum-nu. a euppoeed prosperous
MmMMMdi-Mand
hmflhflanada. Henmidtohave
33:,” or more, some of
nouns are WWW
‘ m Huron mo JOHN uonusv
.uo lure anlcntly.
Ila! MEN“ AND '0 BANKS.
A We Daughter I a W
ship with law We tier. ~
Bum, Illa. Feb. final: event
gig?“ marina a decided caution occurred
to ednmday nighutu the marriage
of Hattie Balm, the only daughter of A. (l.
Barnes, a wealthy banku' of Taylorvillc. and
her father’s horse trainer, George L Banks.
Banks has been engagcd for a your past in
swelling the lino tmttcrn of the banker. Dur-
ing that time, unlmmvn to his [moth the
young mun develop-d a strong attarlmmnt
for thc girl. llnttic .rm-iprm'utol flu- footing
The father was cnjuying 'a visit to Hot
Springs thn a lost uotc fotmd by the mother
rcvualcd the situation. 'Uu mmurit of thcdia-
parity in their social stations the mother mus
bitterly oppouod to the match, and immedi-
ately took nwaimres to prevent it. The banker
was telegraphed to, and she had planned in a
few day» to send the daughter away on a
visit and dis-perish with Banks' service;
The young [ample learned of the win-inc
and rewlvcd upon prompt action. Leaving
home scoretly, they were driven to i'nua.
came thence by rail, ranching here at ll,
o‘clock at night. Thcir absence \vundist '
crud shortly after, and rueeuagcu were 928%
broadcast over the country to intercept thorn V:
and arrcst the girl. but the chief of police
hero lweivcd the tclcgram too late. as the
couple had already swured a lit-cruc- from tho
county clerk and thc knot had been tied.
A JUVENILE lNCENDIARY.
A Iluapitnl Fire that want Started by an
II-I’ear-Uld Inmate.
NEW YORK, Feb. 3.~Tbo incendiary who
not fire to the Hospital for Iiupturod and
Crippled Children last Sunday night hwt
been discovered in the person of an ”your
old girl named May “'ibion. She had bo-cn
' the hmpital nearly three years, and was
about to be sent tohcr homo as cured, when
the crime was discovered. Tuesday nftcrnmu
Dr. Gibbs found a box of malchcu on the
register in his room,nnd next day another
box was found in cxnctly the same spot. In
both cows thc cover of a table standing near
was arranged in such a way that if one of the
fuses ignited the room would be in a blur» in
a few minutea May's queer actions arousal
suspicion, and afu-r close questionung sho
confesscd. She (low not know why she did
it. It is doubtful if a charge of arson can bc '
made against so young a child. ,
In addition to the attempts to not fire to tlip
building as above dcscribcd. thcrc wore two
attempts yesterday. one just bcforo the girl
was induced to confess, and (mo whilo she was
being quto‘tioned. She admittcdmusing tlmm.
In both thcsc cases woodwork was actually
ignited. The that caused almost a repetition
of Snnday‘s panic, and a still alarm was sent
out. bringing the firemen to the scene. The
building was filled with minke. but. only $100
damage was done.
Of Interest to Veterans.
“’Asnlxorox, Feb. :i.—The bill authoriz—
ing be reconsideration of the claims of all
sol icm and their lu-irs who may have bccn
dc iicd tho bounty of $100 granted by lIlt‘ m-t
of April 122, 1872. mulcr any construction of
the act which has since ln-cn IllilIliit‘iI or rc»
winded, was yesterday rcportcd favorably
bySocrctury L‘m'kcrill from tho committm-
on military ullnim It limits the lwwtits to
bctlcrn'cil from tlw bill to \UIIIII‘I‘K whom:—
listwl prior to July ‘3‘}. Nil. under Ibo prcsi-
nlcnt‘s prwlnnmtiou of May ll. lNil.
Gambling Depressed.
Ifox‘rz CARLO, F in. :3.~lt is stated that of
ate the business amine gambling houses here
has become greatly dcpresved, and that the
managers of some of the rmrts intend to
open a saloon especially for the poorer clam
of their mistomcrs. where the stakes will be
limited to two francs instead of five. the sum
formerly required. The depreflon is said to
be due in a large meal-ire to the withdrawal
of the subsidies granted to several newspapers,
whose frequent eulogiea were of great autist-
ance to the gambling house.
A Great Sum Involved.
Drmorr, Feb. 3.-'I'he state supremo court
announced its decision in the famous Palm's
will case, which disposes of an estate of ovcr
87004“). The will left the income of the
estate to a son and daughter, but left the
estate ital! in the bands of trustees for their
children. The testator's two children sought
to set aside the will, and amended in the
lower court in having it declared invalid. The
supreme court, however, sets aside the dmrce
of the lower court and sustains the will.
Fire In a Bridgeport Theatre.
Burmnronr, Conn, Feb. 3.-—A tank of
hydrogen gaaplaced on the stage of liaiucs‘
opera house, to be used in the illustrations to
John L Stoddard'a lecture, announced for
last evening, burst With a terrific report at
noon yesterday, setting the theatre on III‘Q‘.
The building was saved from destruction only
by the promptnea; of the city fire department.
The flames, ascending among the flies and
scenery, made sad havoc among many new
pim just introduced. ,
Philadelphia’s Female Broker hailed.
PHILADELPHIA, Fob. 3.-—Yosterday after-
noon Mra Cordelia Hendricks, the alleged
awindlcr of many persons, was before Judge
Clement, charged by Joseph E. Vanmctur
with obtaining from him $3.500 on the rcpro-
mutation that tho had $500.0!) worth of guy—
emment bomhz, and that she had contracts
with the government that nctted her :10 per
cont. profit. The prisoner was nllowod to
enter bail in 85,000 for a further hearing on
Feb. Ill. .
Will Gould and Sage be Indicted?
Nzw Your, Feb. :t—Ex-Judge Dillon and
Bourke Cochran, for Munro. Gould and Sage,
and E. L. Andrews and De Iancy Nicol], for
the Karim Pacific bondholders, argued before
tho district attorney yesterday for and agnhist
an indictment of Gould and Sage for larceny.
Mom's. Dillon and Cockrau rolled lnl‘gcly on
the statute of limitations. Briefs will be sub-
mitted, and the disarm attorney will prob-
ably announce in a fortnight whether or not
he will urgu the grand jury to find an indict-
mcnt.
Could Not Live Without Illm.
ClIICMlO, Fob. :l.-Mm. .Alva W. Briggs,
ism at the Cottage Grove avenue
branch of the Chicago “Mince, died yester-
day, under «flattening circumstances. 0n
Wednelday her husband dropped dead shortly
aftaleavingthehouae inperfecthealth, and
whenlra Brianna madeawareof herbo
reavemt thewent intoaleriea of fainting
fingwbichendcdin herdeath. The remains
ofbothwillbetakenwadeulmrg,N. Y.
,naby BuntingAppeala.
wa Younlfeh a—A notim of appeal
mfilalyuowdayonhohalfof CharleeAr-
bucklefromthe judgment tutored am
cludinglcate, a name.»
VMWVW
8r. Jonrn,lo.,lhb.a—I‘he volumin-
hlntheeuthmn part of the city-re
Wand“ to have Hon-ck and
“the“ m lynched. The
day conflmwd the f
wmu_mmm
THE HIGH LiC‘EllSElK ,.
HOW lT WORK! IN THE METROP-
« OLIS OF PENNSYLVANIA.
A Wonderful Bureau In tho Number of
saloon Expected Under It: Operation-
In the Key-tone State—Roar], 4.000
Inna In l'hlladrlphla.
l’mimmwum. Fob. 3.~-—I’rovinu~. to the
: paauigc of tho llrmks high licenso act by the
last legislature the liquor laws of Pennsyl—
vania were cxtrcincly lax, and it is doubtful
if in any other stntc riflIllOIl kecpcos cnjoyed
such immunities. 'l‘hc amount of the
liquor license nus prcmnulbly in pro-
portion to the amount of buxlncsa done,
but was in reality $.30, in; not llill liquor
dealers in Phlludclpliin would admit that they
sold over $5,000 worth of rum in a year—the
minimum figure for which tho Iii'i’lla‘ll was
850. Any one could tuko out n Ila-aw and
opcnasulwn if no objection \wn! made to
him and he paid tho money.
Asa result of Ibis’inusu system grinzgcrim
have flourished in l‘liilmlclpliin like womb;
In this millet, if in no othcr. it hurt ro-
lniblcd New York. The numbcr of the
‘ltccnsed placmislmtu‘mmlljlltl and 7,01). or
the same relatively us Now York's quota. the
diffcrcm-o in population bcing tnki-n into ac—
I'ount. 'l'hc numbcrof unlit-cum! plump-can—
not, of mum. be givcu pith any accuracy,
but it iWubtlcsn sulllcicntly grcat to “bring
nggrcgutcoi ullthc saloons up to 7.1m.
T use rum mill» haw flourished cvcryudicrc,
nil still do flourish.
Driven to act by tho mph-using evils of the
liquor trullic and tho growing nrroguucc of
the liquor men, the lcgialature mam] thi- law
which‘is now being put into opcrntion. It in-
crcaacd the amounts of the limos» to up.
{irnm‘rm‘tivcof the luminous, (lime, in citiw of
tho flintwcoml and third «-l:iav,to $300 in
“other cities, to $150 in lmrouglls. and to $2.". in
tnwnshiw. Other stringent provisions for
the regulation of the truflic \vcrc added.
The law has proved for mom cll‘cctivc than
even its unntcurucst MVOI'OIAS had hoped it.
mid be. The time for receiving npplicu»
' for iiwusm expires on the Ilth inst. and
tho prospcct hi that irntcad oi’ over tint!)
saloons, tut in 13,57. l’bihulclphia will have but
little over 2,000 in lh‘s‘b. 'l‘hc causo of this
sudden wiping out of 4,000 animus has not
been the incrcxm- to $300, but tho operation of
a section requiring cvery salmn keeper to
have two lmndsmcn. The courts have put
upon this section the iutcrprctation that the
ourctico must be actual residents of the ward
with tho applicant.
Thu Sixth ward is almost entirely Ut‘l'llplll'l
with businoax‘ balm-a Itslcsr than 2,000 n»
[cm arc most of them very pom. living up
alloys and in funny little circus laid out in
I’nm‘s time. and $2,000 is beyond thcir wild-
est III't‘fIIIl of wealth. Yt-t this word now
summit-a ncnrly SUI) snlunns. or can to evcry
nevi-u \'0i~‘l\‘. Of the proprietors of these
plat-cs only All had aucmcdml at the chine of
court. last week in finding bombing The
cum of tho 'I‘wcnty-sccoml ward. which in»
(‘IlliIBS'iIlf' fashionable suburb of German-
towu. is own more striking. It has now
about loll ruinous» The npplicntiom for
liccnscs uudcr thc new law number 9.
High liccm‘c, operating in this way all
through tbc city. will keep the numbcr of
sulmns down to 2.500 at the outside. Its bour-
lit»: in the intern-Hts of good order and morality
in thin; cutting all about 4.0m snlwns arc ton
UIWIUHS to dwull upon.
Anothcr poim about. tin- law is that it gins
to the city $400 out of tho 8.300 m‘civcd for n
licotme. Hithertoall liquor money has gone
to the state. The city authorities. basing their
cstinmte upon 4.000 licenses being take-n out.
have flgurcd upon an extra rcvcnue mu year
of about Sl.ilt)l),ilt)0. They will be dimppoinlod.
as it is doubtful if the amount will reach
$1300.00); but nearly every one chic in tho
city, except the salmu keepers, the brewers,
and the wholesale dealers in liquors, is pleased
with tho workings of the law so far.
Fighting the Police.
WORCESTER, Mas, Feb. tl—Wedrwnlay
night Patrolman Matthews arresbnl James
Doyle, who with John Doyle and Timothy
Mum, all of whom were drunk, had just a»
snultod two jmceable mcn. The thncc ul»
tucked theolllccr, who, although plying his
club vigomusly. was overpowered and lcft
bleeding and minim-loss in the snow, A citirwn
mining to his twistancc wrcuchcd n pickct
from a for - and knocked down one of the
million; w 0 on rising and seeing a crowd
gathering ran away With his companioni
Matthews. on rewvcriug, got anotbor ofliccr
and chascd James Doyloand Mara into the
attlcof n housu, where for half an hour a
tcrriblc battle was waged. Tho fellows wore
finally clubbcd into submission, and an hour
later John Doylc was capturod. Yesterday
James Doyle and Mara won» sentenced to the
boun- of («irrcction for a year, and John
Doyle was held in $500 for the grand jury.
A Ilermil'a Burglar Trap.
FLINT, Mich, Feb. 3.—Wnkely Wright, an
eccentric hermit, 72 years old, was found dcad
in his hovel. On his person were found five
:20 gold plows, $1,100 in (crtiflcatcs of do
pail! mid SL3 in papcr money. The room was
filthy and mcanly furnished. Hanging on
the wall warn two old quskcts, a rifle and a
rovolver, while over the ontraxn-c was a cum
cut. saw, no nrrangul that it could be dropped
on any intntder. Several years ago an at-
tempt was made to rob Wright, since which
than he had lived in abject terror. Heart
am was the cause of bid death.
Wholeaalo Jail Delivery.
Umonrown, I’n.. Feb. zl—Ten prlIoueni
em-apcd from tho Fayette cimnty jail at 6:30
o’clock last evening. They got intoa mu-
demoed cell by breaking off a bolt, and thou
broke through the floor into the cellar, from
whenu- they easily enlarged. The alumni: wan
diam-cred five minutes afterward. but the
fugitives wuru wellon thoir way to the mound»
ulna Theringleadcrs are John Ilurdln, ut-
onipted nmrdarcr,mul P. J. Flinn, for-gov.
Four prismrcru Wilmd to leave tho jail. The
jail building has rcpeatadly been imlemned.
Confirmed by tho Bonnie.
“Mountains, Feb. fix—The senate yuan-
minatloue:
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aeo 0 0 ex ‘ .
New York, to hit maul it ; Jain:
It. ltooeevelt. of New York, to be
Built, of
of iegatiou at Vienna; Signal-nay
Henchman», to he mound
no Carried a Plate].
War-mum. Cm. Feb. a—w. It. lien-
A woman Wei-w.
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mo’mue in 11mm. _ . y * dun-power“ “Minimum.
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a planer at the churn factory, and it was 5‘.) laggggsggggeg
ground to pulp to the elbow. At. tho exact ,_ ‘5 ivmg£§;aaagp £0.
time this happermd. 2:45 p. m. his twin sister, a» ,3 L". '95 88? a 5 8888' :s '
living over a Inilo away, auddonly cried out in 0" a; E, i 5.§i.a4v53;:gn "3-
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minutes that a physician was sent for, and a“; , :_ 'eu228§§§§88 .8
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arrived bringing her brother; whose am they 8 a , cm "W" i"
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had «no out, mu, Charley ls hum" c p .: Lfififififiii: °
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amputated the sister, who was kept in another .2- ¢ ;; Esgflsgfigggn g
part of thohcusu and did not know what was 3 i ' "'"mm:m3355: 3»
going on, suffered terribly and screamed with g ;; igfiafinghSEEE °
agony. It was neocoiary to give her an :3 ‘ . 771°.Tf’éfll'f‘3?
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similar degree. it? W“""""°“E£B
Two yearn ago while away from home the
brother had In» none broken, and at the same
timcof the day the :1er complainad of a
grant pain in her hum. Within an hour it
had nwullun alanningly, and it was numry
w sununou a physician.
Evcry circumstance in this case is known to
bo truc, and it is puzzling the phyklciana
greatly.
Caulilcr O‘Brien la Coming Back.
Aunt'nx, N. Y., Feb. :l.—,To obtain an ad-
joummcnt of a suit by Porter l’hclpu, of
Xew York, President Backus, of the brokcu
Find: National bunk, made affidavit; that the
absconding cashier, Charles O‘Brien, would,
wthc best of his infonnation, return to this
city within four weeks He swore ho had
awn a letter to that. affect from Mr. O'Brien:
The Result of Hazing.
Cna’rnzvoooa, Tami. Feb. 3.——A blouly
fight occurred at the People‘s college at. Pike- .
ville, Tenn, in which William Seutcr was dau-
gcroualy stabbed by Peter Angel. Both young
men are students of the college, and too
trouble was brought about by scvcral of the‘
students hazing Angel. ,
Affor, Seventeen Years.
t_'ua'rrazvoooa, TutllL. l-‘cb. 3. ——John (6 reen-
wood was armuul at Livingston, Term,
yostcrdny, on a chargc of murder. He i.-
accused of killing Andrew Wilson seventeen
yuan ago. lie was locked up in jail to gm
the oillccm Limo to hunt up the testimony
against him.
Sullivan and Smith. ‘
Losnox. Feb. 3.—J cm Smith has announced E
M“. J 0,, . , Modern Improvements, Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden, 88.8)!)
ATTENTION. ‘ “ " " : Eilrmvoml Avruuc. L! t 00x2“). buns.1 quitt- uew, 3,300,
V I . 1 . . . *, hoitb Muir Mr. pf. opp. :tto 1b.. I.q-l;w.-ud plncc, modem improygmgng.l gym}
be“ u :; .lluclnnc Mlppl rosy . ‘ ' " ' " " * “ 7.500
Attucbmcuts. I’arta. Nrctlli-s. Bel”, rll‘,, Intuit-hm]! “ m": H "d A “1"“ ' 23 - SI)“"V-wm- 2,5“)
General Repairing of all kind-mud malice of? Day .Szrm v. 3
Erwin: Machined. t'. .‘I. SIIAILER. j M ‘ S ! l - 'm
.. M Mn", N. ,0, “9’3“?“ .. .. a “23.1”. ix our”: . tr. . x. 1 mo norm-s, rcslwctrvdy, 31,8“), $4,000 and 4,“
qui‘ru xouwALK savisos BANK. 95W" x: 5”" I. I“ U l.- 'I"‘~‘- 'P-‘pt‘lftlvvll'. $2.200. double honec, 4.000
k. ' .' .
, .3: ““hikghm 5,va i Iinnlnnd hin~m,.gm--l Lou-w and ham, 4,5“)
Upon [hilly rm... o In I: .1.Ill.,iillt| (mm l ioszn IT““’I"""' gun-i ”"1"" “I" ”m buildings. It"- 741250. 2,“
and on S. min) meaning» from H to 3‘. g Cimcur I S”. J l) \ r , all“
{Finn-us: siliourd on in pue‘llr iT‘ . r ' $1.300. ‘ . hi. gut?" 2’
ALDEN Siufiwfisfiw’” i Livia: :vrnuc, goml lmusc and burn. 3,000
. o . . ‘ :ltltls. Viccl'n-s; * ' m . (tr wt column h. us . n l W -l ‘ - '
oat-iv. JOHN ll. KNAl‘I'mvc. unn’rrm l - Pt ' , . u , i t l I built house, good carriage house and
. , . . . , y rtnblu, ground-3, .spaomua nml writ shaded. a charming view of Long
r. Inn'noxn. . . . - . '
J . r - ”5 "I [1:de boltip’d from pizzza. I (- 15,000
. . . . _ . . , . on am an. .avmom Ctr-win ots fulfil) bonsa- 7' rooms 000d
his intention of Signing articles, at the officel Builder and . I (”It ‘iICIOI'o i burn, all in good condition. . ‘ ’ a 13 (XX)
I
of The Sporting Life. to fight John L. Sullivan
cithcr in May or Juno for £3.00) a side. It u
thought improbable. howovcr, that. Sullivan
will agree in tho tcnus of Smith’s proposal.
Philadelphia‘u Finances.
l‘nuannu'ma. Feb. 1:. —Thcrepurt of Qty
(‘untrollcr Dcchort for on? shows that tlu‘
revenue from all scum-s was ill,5¥vi,2fi».7l.v
cxwmliturm, “anagram; exccm of u
pcnditun-s over rcccipts, $5l,0i8.ill. 'l‘ht ;
f uudcd dcbt of the city was reduced 8.401.222}.
Another Prieat to be Arr-rated. ‘
Drum): Fob. :l.-A warrant hula-en inmed ,
for tho nrl'cat of Futhcr Fahcy, of Woulfonl,
for [urticixuition in pnx‘lnimcd Icaguu nicot-
ings. Father Pulley was arrestui in law; for 5
inciting tho 1“ pie to resist the collectorsol;
rents.
Hold for Criminal Negllgoucc. l
.‘v'mv Yolut. ‘cb. li—llci'bcrt II. Benin-ml
the attendant in the Room-volt hospital who
through his negligence prucipitated mticnl
lifcliane down the elevator shaft, causing hi:
death, is held in $1,000 bail pending an in-
quest.
An Abbi-floater Sentenced to Death.
’I‘onoN'ro. Unt. Feb. 3.—'l‘ho jury in the
trial of John Gamble, charged with the mur.
dvr of Lizzie Bray. through attempted abor-
riou. rcturucd a verdict of guilty. and (iam-
blc \Vlv-l wutomfil to be hanged on March 6.
AW" ’— W
Iivflllt'llf! of Rapid l'lty, D. T., havc scat
for u lot of quail for tho purplish of stocking
that rigriou with the birds. It is believed
ting: will withstand tho rigom of tho wiutcr. :
TRADE BULLETIN.
Now \‘ork Money and Product» Mai-Ital
Quotations.
Saw. Your, Web. i-Money closed at :2 per
cont, thc lowest rate. The highest ratcwaa it
Excbangc closed ell-ally: posted mice, (84%
Hula: nrlual ratea. tummy; for sixty day:-
aud looiszpirlolq for demand. Governments cloud
III‘MyZ currcncy tin. fill bid; lo. coup, 120% bid;
”as. (10.. Illl‘f-‘f. bid.
l'acillc railroad bonds cloned as follows: Union
arm. maul: Union laud grants, amino;
L'nion sinking funds. 11mm); Centrals, imam.
Speculation in stocks this morning was on a
very limited scale, only 59,000 anal-ca changing
hands from the opening to 1': o‘clock. Nunrly or
per cent, of the whole trading was in Braiding,
St. I'anl and Lackawanua. The tone of tho mar-
kct was firm. not withstanding the cxccauivc dull
m. and at l2,o‘clock most. of tho list werc from
kilo/11, per cont. higher than lhcy (“broad but
night. The «Alabama as a group were firm on
n-ports of abmklngup of the lfcading strike.
Aftcr midday the market was more actlw. The
tour wan steady up to the last hour. when a raid
on Nortlnrcat. 81. Paul and like 3M"! Millard
in sharp declines in those aharm and a fractional
dccliuc in the mt. The cloning quotations were at
0r neuritic lowcat of the day. The decline ranged
from M. to?“ per cent. Th9 all“ for the day
amountcd lo I'MW aharel.
General lotion.
New You. l-‘cb. 2.»—Fl.0UBwCloaed mad]. but
unclumgcd: winter wheat extra, 810004.90: Min.
mun do. 32.2005; city null cxtra. “M‘Jffi
Ohio cxtra. 52.900430. Southern flour cloaed
Mendy. but quiet; common to choice extra.
”$13.3.
\l‘ll EAT~Uptlona were dull and Irregular, ciao
lug alum steady at aalighl advance. spot Iota
cloned dull undone-named. Spot naive Who. I
redatateat comm; No.2 do. film No. 2nd
winter. We: ungradcd rod. Milli“; No. :3 red
winter. Vehmma do. lurch. Manila;
do. April. 9195:. bid.
CORN—Optica- were dull. clean; eta-oily.“
unchangedprleee. Spot lots cloned mad: and
mood. mule-of No.8 mixed. call. u
an: untreated 110.. Wilda: No. 9 mixed.
mi. our. bid: do. MIMI. who; do. my.
flour. bid.
OATS—- were moderate" active and
firm. cloning at a alight advance for wine
_ Spot lotecloaedmady and unchangal.
Spot nieaufh’oJ whitenate at W480.
3 do, like: lie. 2 mixed, Pub" man; do.
larch. We; do. Hay. WM“
BYE-Madam.
“133.0110; nun. 8150mm».
LAW dull. but firm; wit. ($8.10; Feb.
MMQQ ”pagan.
mum; .
i
1%.: , water!»
. I“
we»... a... «mm. mm...
martian lac.
Whitman”; why. no: wow-
‘alm dull and nominal. Muted
mm time.“ “writing
8» mm .
mm a. to: A W. W:
at :wfleufrafim:
one 0- W0 ”III-Ila; who.
n.
THE
summon; ‘ ‘
i ' FARMS
H. AND-”-
tannin lll'llllllllls
FOR SALE.
Insurance.
l
{Kiribati fluids.
4
Erica u s. cram.
'l‘cm'hcr if Singing. Voice Control and Piano Play
.ng.
(idiw
(\ u. out n'ruis,‘
4’ .
(latch-r for chdingn and Partial, and Employ Incn
_ Ulliw.
dikw 50,!“le h'l'.. so. KOIIWALK, (‘1‘.
I)!" c. r. Imirrwrzine I
DENTIST,
MAIN STREET. SUUTII NOIIWALK.
I
r. o- Iiox 495. uoc’rn uonwauimr i
Baa '
lure. Life. Accident and Plate Glass.
IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES AT
and Excursions,
45 8547 Washington Street, '
iSOUTH NORWALK, . - - ‘OOHN.
Houses and Lots.
7W", mum”, “my"? gm" by “u, “so 0, (m m . Elmwmd Avenue, Lot 80x 210. House 40x30. 14 Rooms with Lien”.
Work donu by the day or contract.
X0, 4 Knight St.
880 3 n
Ili'z-uk‘nrc, S Earl Avc..
Norwinlh , Colin.
1)“. MMBUS Illi.‘ I.,
—-nflllTI AND KIHIDINL‘I'
for. West Au-nuc nnd Butler Sin-cf
souwaur. 001m.
3 p.rn.: Bundaye -2 to 4 pm
thiimmunlcatlou by telephone.
‘V’ 8. RNA I’I'.
I
A I{( ”ll I'l‘lz‘.(."l‘.
Ir now prepared to make plane and in .lficat'or.
.md mpcrintcnd the con-truction of milling!
TERMS llEASiISIItH-l.
urrlca -'l‘aylor‘a building Wuhlagton of” Ho.
. dam
Nurwalk I’ 0. Box 175
American Investment 00.,
0f Bmmcfahnrg. Iowa.
ii?! cant. inn-red Btlndl, in
dcumninntlom of 35‘ . .lulilla um.
iioid llcla-uturc it put rt. Coupon Ibmla. in de-
nominations of will. 0800. $500. intro. and 9am
l-‘xret “'u-elvm l’urmtinnll 7 nor rout. Mortgage
nond- in dcumuinuuom of from Mil to 310.0».
Time lured:- and Mortgage-9 unually run for ll
3mm. and do not exceed lop" rt. of line valucof
Ibo mpetty mortgaged.
The principal and nit-rent of ”to!” bonds guaran-
rml by the (‘o and are payable in the city of New
York. The Ilmnclelcoudlum ofthe 00. he» been
cxnmlnt‘d into by our time Bank Commlveloem
and tho (‘0, lnmw doing borlnraa in thin lilafe
under their aluusrvlelnn.
1‘an Bond» and influence arc curred for sale
at par and ncvrtwd lntcre-t by
“not: a GOLDEN
lfcal Brian» and Illanflm‘tl A u». 45 and It? Wuh-
ngton lit. lI-wth Nmalk. b a an
”a mi... ”it: or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vgrnishes.
Berry lime. llard tlil Finish.
Wire Stool Door Mata,
mum on. taint thin: out.
w. moumrano,
WI“! maniacs.
UflltcliibnMUntllDlJfl ; froml nil. andrto
um
ESoutb Main Street, about 5 acres, good house and burn, permission
can be had at once.
(lflic foot of llavllnnd St. on Water. RU. Box til? i , _ sum
.13” , ,Concnrd and Spring Street-i. row of tenement. 4.”
I (7. crunvrr. : ' I I
' ' I U I ICI I H I. t
t a rpcutcr and Builder. ; g 0 s-
l'lam fumidn-d not Emma: ”won l “but ‘ltr-‘v'. ' ,
‘ Jobbing of all kinds promptly iii-mm to . b p a $1.5“), 9,250
i Mm}, AM, an”, m.“ Mu”, Summit Air-0 r, from $000 to 7m
‘ I' u. to: its. south Nnrunu. n 1 Eh“w,,fld Ayn-nun and llayvicw Avnulc. Wm 1,000
' l‘l.l>;.\. ~. 1.“:805. 'ilnldi n Hill Strt‘nl and Iliyvirw At-r‘nnetconnzn $1,00flandl,”
a » z \ , ' _ . _
iUfl,"|l.frl of tho Fll'v-l Emlyn-gamma: 4 Honolulu: If.“ I." 1“,. m" ' ‘23) to W
“my, 1mm...“ .hmith fucxln Sin-cf. $400. North Main Rtrrcl. 2,II)0
i l’iuuol‘ortc, Organ and .ll uxical . Mmdcw 3mm. 8500- Umss Sm”. 800
t‘omposiliou. iLm" SUM» $500- l’inr SW?!- 600
:u; L» m-k on: An I'. u._ Non“ ALK. :1va jlhmvi. llfll road :2 arm! I, -
' .msfn..;;.s~’.‘;'..:‘..; ‘ ' W isl’m'i “‘"W $45" ‘“ 8650
.ll I‘llli‘lIAN'i‘ TAILOR.
12 ltailrond I'mcr. So NHI'WBIIK-E ast orwa
>Panr~ to...'dcr 3’» ill, mun h. “nit-r fr r haw. Re- i I
ET":""‘LCT".””" mrvo oom- Tic If l Oslmrn Avonuv . mansion and cottage, two ucrcu, ‘ $7.500
ATEN’TB. itfvullc’gt’ A \‘c-vuo and Hoyt Street $2,300. Henry Street. 5,000
(5. It 8‘ IKGTOK, :Si-i'mifl Ave-nun, $l,500, $2,000. Cove Street. ' 2 m0
Wuhlugtnn, I" 0' ' Vm 7am \v-lnnc -
Tcu years in United states l’atcuf Ollirc. ’. v ‘ ‘ ' 2'”)
dkw Guide to invv-nroni mulled frcc.
1» ~~— . ,_ West N o rwa | k
J. .
AG BNT FOR THE
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Phoznix Insurance Co. of Hartford i‘“ ”" " “‘ ”W! M' “m" ”r "‘“d' ’2’”)
’ AM, 1 fliillur nut lint, one acre. $850. House and Burn, two acres, 1,350
i NID'I‘AIK\' I’lllbl.l(.‘. !
i uuWAY'l‘nN. IIUNN 3 _ N ‘R I I k
I n. .rnxslxus. i or a . 5
. Sni‘fl‘e‘fiul’ to l.. E. Quintard. i Ind ”l l)“ M” '4 I‘m" ’ L .1,“
, v ' .- I! S ..
Undcrtukcr it lunbulmcr. :‘ " * '" ' 2'5“"
Middle/Five Mile River.
‘ liouac, 2 stories and attic. 7 moms, 2} acre». roomyzbarn, lota of good fruit,
’ property In cxcellcnt condition. “No
D -
an e n .
Farm of 40 norm, 2 boast-ii. large barn. well adapted for dairy or market
ganlcmng or ludl‘; 20 minutes drive to 800th Norwalk, 10 minum
u nllt to It-m‘nyton iII'DUI, .5.“
Two plmimnt reetdellcfll within a abort distance of Dorian depot. one of 10
acre-e. stream of watcr running through ll. house. it rooms, modern
improve-meme. bum. icc house. &c.. grounds and improvements in
good condition. 8,1!”
Om of i not». gmd human and DUI: buildings gm
Farms.
PAID l'i‘CAl'l’l‘AL. am”; New! tln- cit y with comfortable lwurws on them in quantity from“ to“)
sum-Les. 75.0w “en-p, Prices from “000 to 310.000
mm Delml’lllll’i’ e '
Cranberry Plains.
Five and one half acme, homo 20x28. 8 roomm new barn, with etalle
and room for carriages, garden and a good rarity of Fruit. 32,71»
Q’Pmeone looking for Building Sitc- or Improved Property for farm:
or mm own aw. ellonlf they not em in the llet anything to unit. are invited to call
and make known what they would like, an we may have something not find that
will provo juet what they wish.
arty will be made only.
Rubbeiglamps.
0mm Wi'ml on the Edam-pl)?! Rubber Brampton-puny. W on u.
hibulun at room». '
DEEDS. MDWAOB‘S, RELEASE; and ASSIGNIENIB of IMAGES
carefully drawn. and titlce to real property watched.
ACKOWLEDGIIENTB TAKEN. (Notary Public.) _
LOANS NEGOTIA'I‘ED AND MONEY INVMED In safe and unable
It carillon. "
EUROPEAN PABPOII‘I‘S OBTAINED.
ADVER'I'IBEIIENTAS for new York paper: mired and promptly attended to
a... “a”. A“.
Payments on moat. of the above listed propt
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