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and am I. the Tao. “me ruliowea
5' ”hit. with llolllrn and l'anchot
I“ II! ION-d.
N” You, Fab. 7.-—'l'be lupular Iain-y
mwhnheanermiaml by the. six day»1
Milt mum: Elmore garden.
Y“ the race is by no means an ideal affair, of
lhklnd. Nonaof the arrangements can be
dolor'lbedas perfect, and many of them mold
notwallbaworaa ‘
, Itanmhecamo ovkimt that the race was
nothhlyto povearacordbreaker. At the.
Ilddfialrathuurfl amyeaterday,Cart-
W and (la-nan were even, at 8 3-4
$ The for lhour agenda-and
gilt : was made b Li wood on
In! , lmhl‘h YorkyAtflo‘clock in
the morning Cartwright led the runners. Ilia .
score was 42 1-4 miles, or over 5 miles behind
liar-ch record of 47 miles 1,100 yards, made
in Imdou on April 21', 1870. Hegelman was
in the ran at 8 o‘clock in the morning. His
mwaaMli—imnes. The record for eight
hours, 0118 miles," made by Bunion
Kay 9,- 181, in thin city. ilegelman remained
ahead the greater part of the day. At 0
o’clock in the morning he had made tit! l~2
mil. W Harael'u record of tib‘ 193 miles.
Milan ‘3 score was 77 7-8 miles
W the record, 80 7-8 miles, made by
Bowel! to Feb. 27, 1882, in this city. At 3
o’clock in the afternoon Hegelman had made
0134th a recon] of anaemia-
made by Itowell.
Guerrero went to the front at 4 o'clock, and
atiz25 theraaroaea about of‘ quite large di-
mensions when the noon board showed that
Guerrero had made 100 milee. Howell's mpnl
at 4 o‘clock of the first day of the race, in
which he showed how much ground a man
could get over in a day, was ill 11.’ miles.
At no hour of the day were there low than
3,000 people in the garden, and when the
thoumnds weren’t looking at the runners or .
bordering than to go faster they were gazing
at the score board.
At 4 o’clock yesterday afternoon there were
fortymeninthe race. Five minutes aft!-
wanl there were only thirty-nine. Emil
Paul, who had won some notoriety as a quail
eater, rent word to the lllflllngt'llli'lll. that his
particular sponge was ill the air. He was
completely tagged after covering .11 1—4 miles.
Numerous “unknowns" as well as “hum-us"
discovered during the day that a six-day race
bore not the slightest rcsemblanw to a picnic,
and rather than die on the truck they bade it
I sorrowful adieu, and turned their weary
nope homeward.
The mint exciting period of the match was
.-onflned within the fifteen minntm prowling
midnight. The men who Were within rem-h
mg distance of 100 miles Wi'rv' clawed at and
yelled at in a manner that put new life into
them, and more than once nuutlu-r runner
ictcdasa povrnnker for Stunt, while others
performed the some friendly "flit-c for Joini-
ion and Vim. The men in the race today
are as follows, with their score at l n. in.
Miles. laps. )iiles. Laps.
Guerrerru ..... 1m 4 ('onnurs. .. it): ~
nun! ....... ran 3 Dillon . m 2‘
Albert........ 130 0 Stroked ...... an 1
Golden... i2} O Sullivan ...... lll'.’ , I l
Panchot...... 12'; i Tilly. 1m . l
llerty ....... 1:2 0 Vin: loo 2
Davy ......... .‘l 0 Sinclair ....... 100 1
Moore ........ 119 8 Scream: too 3
England. no 5 Taylor ........ 100 2
Cox ......... no i Stout ......... 100 1
Cartwright . 106 4 Stag-hey. . loo -
“B Johnson ...... we -
Tlleothertwenty-thmm ruled of! be-
“tboyhadfailed to minke the required
Idlniilcaintheflrstmboura
The withdrawal of Cartwright from the
unannounced Thereportwasthat
ha waa fluttering from inflammation“ the
lungs. liaisnotlikelytobeseeninthc race
Holin-
A Crash at llooalch Falls.
Booincx Faun, N. Y., Feb. 7,—l’amcnger
trainNo. 54min” an out bound freight
train opposite the plunger station of tho
Baton, Boone Tunnel and Western division
6 thoFitchburg railroad y'eetenlay afternoon
The accident took place atadouble curve,
andthofreight, which was backing oil the
main track, was concealed from the enginmr
)f the pastenger until toolnte to avoid the
air. The engines were smashed,and the
baggagecarandforward freight cars wrecked.
None of the engineersor firemen were injured.
Expremman Moot and Mail Agent Carpenter
werelooking out of the mail air door, and
e "’ W's headwas badiycut and Carpenter’s
Irmaevcrely injured. Car Repairer ('ramer
“internally hurt. An old lady "been“
was thrown against a stove and aeriously
burned. Onewomau with two children was
pitched into the aisle, and one of the children
My bruised. All of theother pas-
rungs-a, ot whom there were a large number,
were much shaken up and' frightened. The
blame is not yet fixed
Desperate Outlaws Caged.
erru Rocx,Ark., Feb. 7.——lntelligence
thhearhstofliilca and John Terry is re-
ceived from Berryviiia They are bordcroub
laws. having killed a number of men, the but
being John Meeka. The [scene of their ox-
ploitsfor acme time part has marksman
amnty, Mo,andthobtrder Arkansas coun-
tia. lately there men, with numerous fol-
hwnhadadquratafight ontbehighway
in Carrolloounty, Ark, witha party oi their
foe-headed by an cx-li’ederal aeldier named
Waggoner. Hawaii killed, two of bk men
and the remnimler were dis—
lum with a Pitchfork.
Barman; N. J.,lreh. 7.-A quarrel be-
m two Wad (Skin and Nathaniel
m, , yuan, mpectivel
Wat-gt Hurray, a hamlet :- few milled
fruit hare. united in the death of Nathaniel.
are dead, and for moo year: the
m havabsan working together on farms.
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ribie shipwreck on the Washington Territory
day. The wrecked vowel was the British
iron bark Ahoy-corn, which use up her way
from Maryport, England, to Portland, Ore.
b'he was lost during the [ant terrific storm on
the northern court, and all 118le except two
reunion and one apprentice boy were loan.
The Alien-ornaarrived of! Columbia river bar
on Feb. 1. She took a pilot,,but wall unable
to get over the breakers, and put to sea to
await a more favorable opportunity. The
captain was willing to take almost any risk
to get strum, but the pilot interposed his ob-
jections, he being better apprised ofztba dan-
mattendantontheattempttocmthebar
duringrough weather. Ontbc night of the
lattha Abercorn war in a frightful norm.
She was driven northward by the sentiment
wind, and early on the next morning was
wrecked on the coast near Gray’s Harlow.
sea was so high that the oilleers and
' could not leave. the vessel. They tried
to do so, but without avail, and all perished
axwpt the two seamen and nwrentice, who
were rescued by some Indians who happened
tobeontheshorewhenthe wreck occurred.
Thenammofthesavalaremtknownmor is
itknown how many lives were lost. It is
mppoeed that there were twenty-seven on
board, and the lore: of life is placed at meaty—
four men. The Abercorh was only two yean
old, and left England 138 days ago with a
cargo of railroad iron. The vesnel was worth
$430,000, and the cargo was valued at $50.1“).
lib companies. As there is no life saving
nation near the place of the disaster the
canoes of thelndiana were used as soon an
possible, in an effort to rescue the crew of the
stranded vernal, but theattcmptn were made
too late, as nearly all on lionrd had been
drowned. ,
ANOTHER ClNClNNATI BANK.
The Metropolitan Cluaee Its Doom and
the Vice-President in in Jail.
Cmcmn'n, Feb. 'I.—,'l'he Metrowlitan
bankdidnotopenitadoorathis morning. It
hearinpended, and a bank failure greater in
he general “saith than the famous wrecked
Fidelity was the news to greet Cincinimtinnn
John ll. De Camp, the vice president, wax or-
rcslod last night by Deputy United Stowe
Marshal Costello, and the urn-st of a number
of others will follow. Mr. De Camp had
been under surveillance all day, and last night
Bank Examiner Sanders ordered his arrest
upon a number of charges, among them that
of converting moneys of the deuciion to his
own use.
! 'l‘hcpresidcnt of the Metropolitan is Will-
! iam Means. lie is an cx-mayor of this city
5; and comm from a Wealthy family, who have
i largo iron interestii in the Vicinity of lronton,
§ 0. Mr. Means is a brother-in—lnw of Mira
: l'lllllpllt‘ll, the “Baby Bunting" who figured
5 so prominently in New York recently. There
7 hi it street rumor which is being persistently
3 circulated to the effect that Mr. Means will
i lnrnrrestul. it is also mm! that his resig-
‘ nation mu asked by the bank examiner along
, with that of Mr. Dec-amp, but he refused to
l banal it in. As to these rumor: the govern-
nu-nt oflicinls will say nothing.
President Means said last night that the
‘ stock will pay eighty to eighty-live cents on
; the dollar. This estimate, however, is under-
‘ stood to be made upon the face value of the
f bank's meets.
Chicago Must Manufacture Gae-
Crucaoo, Feb. 7.——Profemor J. F. Sicbel,
well known geologist, was engaged by a Chi-
cagoflrmtliat haaa gustind tocxnmine the
premises as an expert. In his report l’rofaeor
Siebeldiecooragea the idea that natural gas
will ever he foimd in Chicago in great quan-
tities. The Trenton limestone, he states, which
is the eourcc of the gas supply, dipoas it pawn
raider Chicago and fifty mileewentof the city,
and at the nine distance east rise-s neon-r the
surface. Ally gar inthe rock, the prefer-nor
. states, would nannallybe fouml at the higiu-nt
t mints, either to the m in La Sallo cnunty,
or solnc distance east, in Indiana
The Temperance People Will I-‘lght.
Wanna“, Pa, Feb 7.—The temper-
ancopeople oith‘ncounty have takcnnptho
war againfl mloons again Under the new
not the number of- application for I'qnor
mmmwm froml,Mlaatycar.
The temperance people will file a separate re-
monstrance agninat every lieu and will
fight the applicatiom iu the court: They
have had men to work copying the names of
the henchmen and signers of the liquor peti-
tiom, and will challenge many of then: as
being not duly qualified.
The Investigating Committee.
Wismxe-rox, l-‘eh. 7.—'l'he speaker of tho
househaaaaked a down or morepromincnt
members toeer've on the special committee
toinveatigatethelteadiug Marble, but they
have all begged oil. The remittifthisluis
lmagreatdeal of trmlble in fanning the
committee. The committee will (lollhtlufu be
appointed to-day, and the names of the fol-
lowing gentlemen are mentioned as [reliable
numbers: Mr. Tillman,“ Barth Carolina;
Ir. Stine, ofllimonri; Mr. Scbively,.of in-
diam; Mr. Anderson, of Kansas. and Mr.
Parker, of New York
Went Down with the Patron-go.
Try)“, 0., Feb. 7.——The Methodist Epieco
pal church, at Fremont, was vitally deatroyed
by fire yesterday. During the pmgren of
the fire the north wall of the church fell out-
nni. drawing on we 0‘ the lemma.
cmrhing that building flat to the ground. A
ll- Day, who was' in the recent] atory,
Mngin mowing the path“ effefla, was
urried through two floor» to the cellar with
the debria, and fatally‘injured.
Three lea Blam- tw I'Ierea.
Humor, Mich, Feb. 7.——'l’he llammk
Chemical company‘s packing liML'li‘li mini
and ii, at Woodeldc, near here, were delimi-
lined by an explosim of dynamite yimtorday
afternoon. lnthelaticr boom when the“.
ammmmd were three nun, Jimph Ar-
niond, John Olson and Adam lIsila All
were blown to atoma Armand was a French
Canadian and the other two Finlanda'a. All
mangle men.
ra- Latent minted Victim.
Bawm, Nah, Feb. 7.--Yerterday Ml-
muttering-cheat teacherwhodnrlng
tblatehlinard lay in a hayrtack seventy-
dghthomwheingnobadiynwn aatnriecm.
Ittate theampuiation of both legs below the
kneea,waa taken wum l at 0
dclockpa-ed peacefully awayf" or death
mmwhollyuaespectrd, l0 aha has bum
decidedly feabbduring the lufew daya.
Show ”I! ”gilt-I In. High.
Geranium, N. Y.,I'ala 12—Hour! bank:
dghtmfoathlghlle in alldirectiom in thh
Nurtballnavllll milkthe snow
crustwar received in San Francisco yeetcr- .
The ion; is fully covered by insurance in Eng- .
PEACE u SHENANDOAB.
an. mas or Fulcrum VIOLENQE ,
AT AN END. .
'l'ha Strikora Hold an Orderly Heating,
lienounoe Disorder and Pledge lupport
tolofloara of the law-beading Blame .
to be Arreated.
SIENANDOAB, Pa., Feb. 7.-'i'he expected,
riot at this place did not come of! yesterday. I
Had it done IO m company, borough and
county oillcers were fully prepared for mob
an emergency. The chief burgers had worn
lllflftyspecialpolice, bmidehiarogularforce',
the rherilf'a pone numbered 205 men, and of
coal and iron police there were fully 200 here,
with e like number within half an hour's
call The citizen police were not ouduty,
but the We pone werorcattcrcd ingroupe
about town, within hailing distance of one
another; while the coal and iron specific and
Pinkerton men were "holding the fort" at
lndian Ridge colliery. 5
All day the prieeta, labor leaders and
prominent citiu-mi worked hard to allay ex-
citement wherever it cropped out among the
miners. The Knights of labor mot and took
action toward the prwrvation of the peace,
offering the burger! all the amishrnm needed
tomalntaln order. .They also ironed an up
pea! to the Knighta, printed in Polish, Hun-
garian, Greek and Bunion, and scam-rel it
brmdwstthmughwt thetown. Chief Burgcra '
Boehm also lllled a proclamation
Pranincnt Polish and Hungarian citiaens
rent out word that a public meeting would be
held in Boblnns’ hall at 5 o‘clock. There was
an attendance of 1,500 mice. no females of a‘
foreign nation being permitted to enter. ‘ Ad-
dre-ea were made in English, Polish, .llreek,
Rumianend Slavonic languages. by promi~
nent reshlcuta. The audience wrw very or-
derly. Tbemen were told'by the finishers
that the bosses glorified to see them brmk the
law, that they could not gain higher wagesby
fighting the coal and iron policemen and heat-
ing their companions. One speaker drew
forth rounds of applause by remarking that
spies in the ranks of workingrnen urged the
men to make an attack in order to gain favor
with the Reading official; They advised the
strikers to hold mgether peacefully, that thir
was the only way to gain their demands.
After the meeting had been in union for
an hour and a half adjournment was had by
earning resolutions which deprecated riotoue
happenings; objected to charging Poles and
Hungarians as a clan; with being the sole
muse of the troubles, because some of our
people were there, adding: “We are a peace
loving people, but the police usurp-rated
some hot beads by displaying and firing rc- ‘
volvers at them when hit with “Gill‘s; that
the Ilweting would pledge itaclf to prevent
further trouble by our juiple." and that "if
thepolice are engaged to look after us they
an new be taken away; we will sue the
laws of our adopted muniry obeyed."
While the meeting was being held in ltolr
bins" hall the police (dill-lab! turned their air ,
tention to getting the William Penn and Suf-
folk miners to their home». Five care with 5
police were run down to William Penn and
Elicitizens aesrunbleil on neighboring hills.
while the sheriff’s m guarded the l’emisyl-
vnnla line to Suffolk, but there was not a sign '
of interference or intention to molest any- i
where. ,
All trouble is thought to be over, and so
safe do officinlxnow feel, particularly on the
strength of the meeting in Robbim' ball, that
wan-ante have been mum out before Squire
llmmghan for the arrest of twelve foreigners .
who look part in the riots, The Warrants
will be Served at curve. no trouble being ex-
pectal to arise from the arrests.
Choking Himself to Death.
Amos, 0.. Feb. .7.-—iienecn S. Totmau,
aged 45, worth emcee, killed unwell in 3
hi: cell in the Medina county jail by stuffing a ;
himdkerchicf into his throat. in Aug, 1886, i
he shot his cousin, Thoma-i i‘. Briggs, aha: a l
wealthy farmer. He had been walnut-ed to 5
raven years in the penitentiary. 5
liar-ape lloea Not Belem. ‘
anmvmn 0., Feb. {WYmn-rdnydn do ‘,
riding the mm) of Cn-m'ilmrw. held for murder 1
committed in' M93, Judge l’hillips held that ,
the state‘s right to recapture n primner who ,
had escaped never lain-d. and onlernl (”awa- ,
bone taken to the la-nitcntinry on the old i'er- ‘
titleale of sentence. . '
lt'ulala'a Big loan.
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rate (wirlml of French, Belgian and Dutch !
ilnam-iers and mpitalistr has agreed to urge 1
date for [herein a loan of LII),(IIO,(I)0 roubles,
CONDENSED NEWS. ‘
Capt. Charles Hamilton, a widely known 3;
lake summer captain,died yesterday at his i
home in lluflalo.
Semior Blackburn, (1 Kentucky, while
calling on a friend in Wmihington, was und-
denly taken very sick and carried to bias hotel
in all almost nm-vmwrimlx condition.
Jay "Ullltl is exp-vial home the first wee
hi March. .
L'ongremnmn While. of Indiana, was de-
clared entitled to hi» not by a vote of its?
to l0"). ‘
A eluxrting ntfray occurred at Dayton, Wy.
T., Saturday, which Milllfll in the instant
killing of Will Smith, a well known cattle
man. The killing was done by Robert Atkln~
son, a boy i? years of age, in a fight, which
mat-«mtinuationof a quarrel crxnllmu'cd
by the man a week ago, when Smith bent At
kirrrrm over the head with a beer bottle. '
sleeker t‘arliele in again presiding over the
nutimral bruise of representativea.
Mr. Crowley, the diutinguiahed chimpanzee
of Central park, New York, u very ill at his
hamhiorne mldenco.
Old Patrick ’l’renor, thowcalthy New York
cradled manufacturer, who during the [an
few numtla received fragrant motion in the
newspapers b m3 at legal praisedhipto
havehim declaredalunatio, died on flatm-
day. Yetta-day the w mart hauled
down the paper! declaring him fine.
Thoama Cline, iolorad, who wanted
Sunday in Philadelphia” “MW,
John William, died yen-day. William
Incas,
Angkisecwnty,0.,wuheld,withi
wile,at'l'oronto for Millet-II.
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General Repairing of all kinde and makce of ‘.
sewing Iachines. (‘. M. SilAlthlt. .
it! Ifain BL. ro. Norwalk film‘ly .
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Upon Daily from 9 to l: u.m., and from I (03 p.11: 1
and on Saturday meningi- from a lo 8.
wintcreet allowed on Deposits.
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H. 3. R000,
Jeweler,
Elgin,
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Hamden Watches,
For Ladies and Genie in cold and eilver caste. ;
Special attention paid to UN repairing of line
walcln e and French clov'l an.
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l’im Win-tern Functional 7 per rent. Mortgage
flood- in denomhumme of from still in storm.
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and do not cured 40 per rt of the value of
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Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Vgrflnishes.
30117 Bros. Hard Oil Finish.
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IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES A'l'
ha] is Bani Elihu has,
i 45 in 47 Washington) Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, - - CONN.
. Houses and Lots.
f Elmwood Avenue, hot 80x 210, House 40x30, 14 Rooms with Liento,
‘ Modem Imprmw-uwnte. Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden, 08,500
1 iii-mum d Arum“. l. t 00x200, boner-quite, new, 3,300
Ninth Ill...“ Nu » r. .4 two air I. cliwood place, modern improvements, 9,000
.5 la .. .. .. . i. u I u 7'5“)
5 Wm-dw aul Av- nu: _ $2,200. ripvirigvmod, 2,500
. Day Sim i. 3.000
Mom”. Stu-lit. liirre hull-nee, rc-epectivi-ly, $1,800, $4,000 and 4,000
. Spring Strut, two in lit-re, respectively, $2,200. double house, 4,000
l Haviland Howl, good house and burn, 4.500
iTul'llpiliP. good house and out buildiuge, lot 74x250, 2,000
,Concord Strert, $2,000. “lent Street, 2,”
ETaylor Awnuc, good house and ham, 3,000
i, Chapel Street, commodions and Well built house, good carriage house and
l rtible, grounds. spaciou: and vvell drab-d, a charming view of Long
E Island Sound from piuzz ._ 15.00"
1,Soulli Main and Raymond Sum-ts lots 05x150, house 17 rooms, good
5 burn, all in good condition. 0,00
,S‘mth Main Siren-l. about .‘i fli‘l'l-e', good house and ham, ilumssion
can be but! bl. once, 6,500
l'um-iml and Spring .‘itn-el-r row of tenement. 4,000 l
a a 5
. Building Lots.
Wm Sum-v. $1,500, 32,250
ESummit Street, from $500 to , 700
‘ Elmwood Avenue and Bay View Avenue, 8090 to 1,000
gGolili-n llill Sift?! and Bayview Avenue (corner) $1,000 and 1,200
’Taylor Avenue. $250 to 800
‘5 South Main Street. $400. North Main Street. 2,000
3 hll‘mlnn' Sim-tr $500. Cruse Street, 8w
’wa Sim t, $500. Pine Street. 000
IIR our. ll.” marl 2 new l: t,
Spriiw S :5 l l, $450 a: "" $050
East Norwal k.
'O-lltllf. Avon w . irarirwiuzi an! cottage, two acres, $7,500
’Ctlllt'flt' Ath-r- and they! 5 w: f. $2.300. Henry Street, w .5,”
PShcond Ava-mm, SL500, $9,000. Cove Street, 5 2,800
3 V ~I‘. 7.1L“: Armin», ’
West Norwalk. ..
- $2,000
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i" . $350 ”Hose and ”an, twei (H'fv‘n‘. L350
, ‘ Norwalk.
1L»! o n l’u‘hlmg léillr'. $1M”
‘ Lot on R'm St" , 2.500
Middle Five Mile RiVer.
”.mxnr, 2 dork». nml ultlf’. 7 rooms, 25 acne; roomy burn, lots of good fruit,
Ilr-np- uy n . xv- lib-lit condition,
. , $3.300
Darien.
5 Farm at 40 nun-4, 2 linusexl, large barn, well adapted for dairy or market
gardening or bolt; 20 minutes drill» to South Norwalk. 10 minutu
‘ walk to Ronnylcm depot, .
lTWU plenmlit reodcucee within a abort distance of Dorian depot, one of 10
; acne, rim-am of water running through it, hence, it rooms, modern
improvemenle, barn, ice house, ML, grounds and improvements in
g put-cl condition. '
in... of l one. good hum-- mul out buildings
i
. - Farms.
05.000
8,000
0,“!0
5 Ne .r the ct y with emulmmbb 5 were on them in quantity from 15 to 40
i acres. Price! from ‘5,” to tram
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: Cranberry Plains.
E Fire and one half new». house 20:28. 8 meme, new barn, with stalls
and mom for carriages, garden and a good varity of Fruit. 82,700
. wl’emme loukio for Building Sites or improved Property for barrattnent
, or their own one, eboul thev not ace in the list anything to unit, uninvited to call
1 ml make known what they would like. an we may hau- something not listed that
} will prove just what they wish.
lraymenta on most of the above listed prop-
: arty will be made easy.
5 muw M..—
Rubber. Stamps.
Onion received on the Bridgeport Rubber stump Company. Hamplu on u-
. lobnion at room. .
l DBEIB. MORTGAGES. RELEASES and ASSIGNIENI'B of IOWAGH
run-fully drawn, and titles to mu property warcbed.
,5 ACKOWLEDGMENTB TAKEN, (Notary Public.)
, LOANS NEGOTIATED AND MONEY INVI'BTED in cafe and reliable
invention.
l EUROPEAN moronic caramel). ‘ .
ADVKRI‘IBEIIEN‘N for New York papen received and promptly attended to
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TAYLOR a «Loan.
Norwalk Chronicler