of
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heat Ina-thee Expected Aeneas the
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Wmmlalauoa.
W,H.J.,lfeb. l.——The Republic-l!
“31”.?th mbly cherub.
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lu'twoheun tlerydehateea
nteasuresbeklatteutiea Tl.
ml“: were net-rot, but enough bee
out to arm state (“tension and
mthelivelifialarmamong tbebrewen.
"MWbythet-aucm,“ appears, to
at the legal votare at a county
to the circuit court judge for an
on theque‘iouot liceiueornolicenee,
the
'mmfiytctut the petitioners“
‘hlhiirhd‘kgalvfluyeteuehallordu‘an
hhtheldwithinlorty dam-adult
fill that decide whether licensee
wilellwtbegraated. ltaolieeneeis
vaerepeualtiek are pmvided tor the
Viol-tint! the law, though exception are
nellehudermeeto druggiata'rremriptione,
“*WMMisvotedthabill willpro»
videfiatthelieeaeesdiallbe high and that
the power at revocation shall beincreaeed.
Theemountotthelicense teehasnotyet
beenllxed,bntitwillnotbehmthan 8250,“
um
'l’heconteetiacancmwas bitter, militia
not, they say, support the meamre. There
may be one or two other members similarly
situated. ’but they are not identified The
ltewbllune. could spare xix votes and still
pail the hill.
Oneal theteaturu of local optioawhich
came-embarre-mmtiethesituatioad such
a county ea Honmouth. The voter: would
voteageinetlicuuqetit would beaserioue
emherranamt to the warmer resorts, where
macho! the wealth and few of the votes are
located. The determination at the caucus will
cause great moon among the brewers.
A great lobby is expected on the subject here
next week, and the fervor of subsequent dis-
cuaiionwill bemfllcient tor-edecmthe logic
latme from the charge of duties heretofore
made. ‘
The assembly. yesterday aftenioon pissed
the bill imposing $1,111) lineupon persons who
sell liquor on their ln'emises without license.
Theme-rare badtbe support or two Demo-
crats, but Christie (Rep) of Essex, voted
against it.
Another Fatal Freak ol Natural Gas at
Anderson. Ina.
AIDIIISON, Ind, Feb. 8.—A terrific nat-
ural gee explosion. the third within a Week,
occurred yesterday at the residence of T. ll.
Noe-tin, mprietor o! the Anderson brewery,
on North Main meet, blowing out the entire
trontaud completely demolishing the helm,
killing Fenton C. Rogers, of (‘incinnati,book-
keeper tor P. Shcehan, grocer, of this city,
whowaaaleepingintbelront room Thee»
pldonweeeausedbyaleakage in themaine
or the Douay Naturalilae company, and when
lit lortonwentto light the gartheexplo
“took pbce. ’l‘wo daughters of Mr. Nor-
tmwhoweredeepiulnthefront room
above, were not injured, andha'd a wonderful
mpg-ethereal: war completely blownto
Jim Norton was severely burned
aboutthehudendlhonlders, andisinecriti-
cal condition. ‘
nu lntatlatlea ltulaaa Ill-i.
Pmamreb. d—ll. B. Renae, for
mlaetdghtyean head bookkeeper at the
Wheat,“ this city,wae unwed
”Mathew of amber.-
afifimtromhieanployem in. poctlla-
tti'lecurcedaperiod at
newbiadnccdtoetulthemoneybyayoimg
wo-ea with whom he was intetuated,and
modhtandeintnraiehinga home for her
endtbmhuldhu tamily,and in my
mhwithloodandclothing. Reeaeie
' ioyeuaold,alnemberof the Baptistchurch
MW“ e Sabbath school. He
huawlmmtmchildrm
A Loni-baa Qaarrel.
New Mane, Feb. 8.~—A special to The
Phylum Janerette mye: In aquarrel,
Dim was shot andkilled byJake
, (colored). a dewty sherid. liar-
“WWHIMMIdllchllflhmlmp.
Thefiootingwasdoueby unheown wanna
mew-u Appeal.
Wee-tam, lob. s—-a deligetion at
“Ya-h "cheat tailor- inadee
alter making due inquiry and‘
lute-m
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y with little variation tram
deuterium
. Cartwright, lett the
Monday night hedid notreturn to
He went to the l‘lltuem bones,
cuneiderably from the lllllgi. A
physician attended him, and fans! that be
monitoring '
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Little Nominee plodded along, adding mile
alter mile tobiuecore. Although be h many
nub-u behind the leader: he isbynomeene
onto! thereceJorheieatenaciom Scotch.
men and has remarkable staying powen
Jlay leopmidered a rather [ironibteht dark
hone, andhe hangscloeely to his work. Tilly,
the tax-minister, nirprises every one by hi
courage and spirits. ‘
Early intheinorningthere two lights, one
near the boxes between the trainers and a
gang of radium. The trainers combined
{Mandtortullyllfteen minutes a rough
andtumble light took place that was only
quelledbythepolioe. No one was arrested.
Shortlyafterthhtherufllanegot to lighting
amongthelneelvesonthelloor, andthe police
drove them out of the building. ,-
Therewas a marked diminution in the nuns-
ber of those who watched the walker: in: their
weary more. The quality, too, was lower,
and “tough" looking men and bold women
made up the greater portion of the crowd.
Theecore-at la. Ill. was as follows:
OOAEH3-9069
OOGOQG—wfie
THE METROPOLITAN BANK.
Armt ol President Means—What Cun-
vlet Harper San.
Cixcinsnt, Feb. ilk—Another intentional
feature has been added to the Metropolitan
bank suspension. It is the arrest of William
Means, the preaideut of the bank. The war-
rant was issued yesterday manning, but was
not barred in the usual manner, out of regard
for Mr. Means. District Attamcy Burnett
arranged with Mr. Means to go voluntarily
with his bondsmcn to the mnunimiouer’e
oilice nt2o‘clux'k. With the Fidelity I'll."
trash in mind, and with the prod they gave
of the rclcnthm power n! the government
where there has been a plain transgression at
the law, this amt caused a decided sen-
tin.
President Means appeared at the olllce d
l'nitcd States Commixoioner Dorgor with
Henry Hanna, May l-‘ccbhcimer, Patrick E.
lunch and t'. M. Holloway assure-ties, and
gave bond for his appearance in the sum 0!
820,”). The charge again-it him in the war-
rant is the misappropriation of upwards 0!
wow of the tundaot the bank.
Mr. DeCamphadnodilllcultyinprocui-ing
bondsmen on his bond, which was placed at
920,305, and he was not kept in autody, ex-
cept while the bond wee being prepared.
An evening paper publkhea an interview
with E. 1.. Harper, in which he eaye he knew
lastsummerthatthe bank's stock was used
.800le loan-tor the purpose at
speculating in real estate. He added that a
bank examiner who knew how to examine
could have discovered that then. In his opin-
ioaniae-wntbsotthebanhareot the country
could be put in prison today (or technical
violationottbelamashehadbeen.
Iron and Steel Werhere on Strike.
m, Pa., Feb. 8.-—The lumbar d
the Amalgamated Ambition of Iron and
Shel workers employed at the Blverida
mill at Benwood,W. Va, refused to
gotoworkyeaterday,and their places were
lllled by outsiders and work roamed. All
employee at the mill hevebeeuwtilled to
report tor work on Thursday morning or
takeouttheirtoob. Attheltcel works,
where the trouble originated, seventy-live
Amalgamated men have hen supplanted by
Knightii at Labor or (ladders. The muck
ironmillhamls, Amalgamated area, are at
work. ltisexpectedthatlhenailers in
other {Musing Riverside plate will u
Into worhthematerial.
letaasedeadlearreated.
Emu, N. Y., Feb. a—l’ell llelmbold,
mot Henry T. flehnbold, ct huchu tame,
who has betel serving a term of (cartoon
month. lathe relorluatory, was released from
thathntimtioayerterdey. lie was immedi-
atelyrearreetedona requhitica granted by
Gomflmonappllcationotthe Bosnia,
Ian, authoritlunvho want Kehnhold tor
torgingacbeckotfllfl,» which he aflaed
tliedgaatureot a prominent busine- man.
Intherequleitionhienamewasgivenaelohn
lainer.eliasPell Reinhold. The detective
wboeameheretorhimconldnotidentity
hha,aadhewae remanded to Jail to await
hedeti‘euded.
And no Deee Ian Ira-cheat
Wumno'ron, Feb. d—Ex—Governor hod-
uiaalt. Price,“ Newdenay,wholeaow h
m-
iaittee Banhancleeoaatheplaeel'or
the otthenetioael coa-
thearrivalcttheeaahierolthehankwhieh be
‘ jib“ » Sam 3 :r i‘
we mace A new 0MB!
OF WHEN!
m (tar-ea leader's Amara-ear“ Item
Defined to he lace-fluent with Illa
W [er Ion Ken and Honey.
Other European hiewe Katee.
vealmyuwflghhendtheoplnionilgeneral
thattliearhlrenmeyherewdeduaspechm
argumeatintevorot the manual plan of
thechaucellcr. Them German leader's
immpatiblewithhisdeuiendtor more nan
eadmoneywithwhichtoarmandequip
Maudmamreredectimover bk expres-
eioaeotpacillcintentionetoward Franceand
Rudatailtodiveltthemot thdr character
uliatiuxlesunworthyotagreatetateenen,
MWotavu-tingwar byreaiov-
ingoathepertothieowncountryevery
.veetigeotcaneetberefor. Iureviewlngl‘rince
BhuamkhedmeheSt. Jemes‘Garetteia
mavedtoremarkthatflhemeechesawbole
hvamymmand the more are read!
Munster-aver it the more mysterious it
have studied the German chancellor's lan—
guage," rays The Gentle, “is one otwhieh
the most descriptive definition a the word
I.
The favorable wasideration at the enor-
moushianmught tobeplaced by Rimiabya
xymlieate 0! French and Dutch bankers isa
new disturbing element, and will llaubtlein be
film by the Hannah press as afresh
menace to Germany by the curb govern-
ment, despite the inconsistency that niche
claim would display. inview of the almost
unanimous nipport given by the German
newspapers to the milltaryloan bill. Con-
trarytoexpectation Austrian securities did
notadvaace yesterday, barely holding their
recent advance. This {act is midoubtedly
due to the reaction lollowing Prince Bie-
marclt's speech, which in .Vienna, as in lon-
don, aware today to convey lent positive at
mrauees of peace than it did yesterday.
Moscow, Feb. 8.—The Macaw Beretta,
concluding an article commenting on Prince
Bismarck’s speech, says: "Hencelorth it will
be impossible for Rmaiato confide in allies
whose hostility to her is proved. An alliance
poise the ‘peace league' formed by Germany,
Amtria and Italy.”
In the Spaniel! Chamber.
Manmn, Feb. li—In the chamber of depu-
ties yesterday Senor Castelar delivered a long
speech reviewing the European situation.
Ilo strongly condemned the mutant increase
of armaments and the policy of conquest
prevalent among the power: and declared
that Spain abould ptuuuoapolicy of peace
and pregnant Continuing, he advocated free
trade as beneficial to the working claws and
applauded the liberal principles of the pres-
ent ministry. lie considered Prince Bis,
marclt's speech an indication of an approach-
ing struggle between the Germans and the
Slam, and thought that war between Ger-
many and Binnie would sooner or later be in-
evitable. Slain, he said, should remain neu-
tral in Hampton politics and European
wranglcs. lie wademnedthe action of Italy
in entering the triple alliance, but highly
praised her forbearance toward the papacy.
Senor Castelar'is utterances created general
enthusiasm in the chamber, and the speaker
was: loudly applauded and efliisivoly con—
gratulated.
The Pope'e Frlendehlp [or Ireland.
DUBLIN, Feb. 8.-—'l‘he most Rev. John M.»
Evilly, archbishop of Tom, in opening the
annual retreat of the clergy in the cathedral
at that place yesterday, declared that he nae
authorized todeuy emphatically the rumors
that the pope opposed the legitimate aspira~
tions of the people of Ireland to a distinctive
natimality. Never, be amerted, bad there
been a (outer calumay invented than the re»
porthedetiied,anduot in Ireland, nor in the
world, heproclallned,“ a heart beat that
was more friendly to lrchld and her people
tlnn the heart of Pope Leo XIII.
Joined the Gladetoalana.
Dunux, Feb. d—There is greatrejoicing
anwng the Home ltuleni over the convem‘on
of Sir Thomas Grove, member {or Wilton,
and Mr. Benjamin lIingley, member for
North Wort-rater, who have dwerted the
Liberal Unionists and joined the Glad-don-
tans.
Nearly. 2,000,000 nominee.
Seasonal, Feb. B.—Nearly 251”,” people
have_been raidered destitute and hundreds 0!
miles of country demlatnl by the overflowing
o! the Huang lie river.
To Prevent False Eatrlee.
Wnsnlxumn, Feb. 8.——0n motion of Mr.
Mania, at Illinois, the house mrday panned
regardtocertaiuctllcerl. Oneoi'thepm
vhtions of auction We! the revised statutes
declares guilty 0! mklemeanor any president,
director, cashier, teller, clerk or agent of any
national bank whomakesaaytaleeeutry in
any book, reportorstatemmt of theamociel
lion, with the intent do deceive any odlcer oi
the aarociation, or any agent appointed to
\m into itu attain.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Richard Sterling Willie, of Brooklyn, has
been sued by Tillie Ingereoll, at Washington,
Pa.. for $50000 damages for breach of provo-
Jeanie Barker, a girl not quite to year: of
age, committedmicidebylhootinghenelf at
Brookline, lien. ‘
Mada Gibbs, colored, was held yester-
daybythe coroner,in Phllatlelphia,for the
murderotilharlee lunroe, whomhe stabbed
amonthego. -
lraflarahfitein,egedn,
accldmtelly
banged her-sell while a cloth.
lineat Tin-ville. norm“
Bert Byeereold,aclrctuethlete,
quarreledatw varnivlthfleorge Blank-
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moaned-e ' '
Annalllowotoil,wlth hidicatlcudgee,
album» {it Louie iaaa art-nan
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The Grind 0‘“ch-
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Million, Feb. R~Deeperand more caretul
studyoll’rluceBi-nanh'lqwh teihtore'
appears. 'lheprevalentopiaionottlmwho ‘ .. i
o! Rosie, England and France must counter- ' " "'
abillstrengthening the nationalbankactin
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HAD! STREET. SOUTH Nonwaui. ’
Teeth extracted without pain by the un- of (la!- or
dkw El er.
Annsrion: M
Sewing Machine Supplies,
Attachments. Pam, Needlee. Belts. etc. tarnished
General Repairing 0! all blade and malice of
mingliarhmee. C. M. BllAlthR.
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gillf'l'll Ntlll‘i‘AIJfi SAVINGS BANK.
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.‘il Weebingtnn Sin-ct.
upon Dally iron: 9 to l! a.m., and from i 103 p.ai
and on Saturday evening: Iron: 6 to 8.
G'lntereet allowed on Deporitr.
ALDEN BOWANS. Free ,
JOHN ll. FIRMS. Vice-Pica;
flit-Iv. JOHN ll. KNAPP. Sec. nna'l‘rcae
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Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie [out of llaviland St. on Water. IN). 1le 617.
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plane lnmlebcd end Estimator given.
Jobbing or all kinds promptly attended ta.
Kiln) Ann rtmi. near Main
P. 0. x “3.80uth Norwalk «‘1.
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bury. 'I‘carhcr of C
Piamil‘orie, ill'gnn and Musical
l‘oin position.
no Iy Lock B0139 P. 0., NullWAlJi. miles
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Plate tumour flu): sinus- in Imlcr i... pm no. lie
plum: and cleaning mrew dom-
TENTS.
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“’nehlngton. I). 1‘.
Ten yea-ix In United stat-'1» Pill'llt Olin-v.
dart Guide to low-mm mailed in.
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Phwnix Insurance Co. of Hartford
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
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Undertaker & Euthalmer.
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DIR. Mrlflts [261‘ I..
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Cor. il est Avenue and llatler street, We u"
NORWM‘K' CON“ florekin (ilovre. Si on Forum Price. 9150
once lloure—Untll 9am ; than I int. and 7 to Pat. “Mm: W3,“ 1 :1 .. .t ”,0
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, Fur-top bog skin. 7.5 “ " I“)
‘v . fl. Inuit-r, I-‘ine Derby Kid. 1 '10 ' “ '2 0’50
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llnowptt'plvcdlo make plane and r local-oi:-
and rover-intend the «instruction M nlldinp
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hlorwelk. l'. it. no: 37?». dihw
American Investment 00.,
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Winn
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Gold Delicate".- 6 cent. tend ”code. In
demlnetloae 0! would) sum
old ”obsolete 6 per ct. ('tttllltll lktmll. In de-
lattice-ct w. 05w. ”Ml. and will.
Find Home Puma and 7 prr cent. Mortgage
head» in denomination-ct from till! to 310.000.
loud! end latte-2w neully run for it
Indirect exceed taper". M the valueof
th Mg more" at three bonds
conten-
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state Duh Cornell-doom
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Couch Colors and
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IN BEST KNOWN ENI‘SLlI-lfl AND AMERICAN. i‘fllll’ANlEfl A'l‘ '
Real Estate and Exclusions; '
45 & 47 Washington Street, ’
SOUTH NORWALK, - - OOH".
Houses and Lots.
Ellll‘wmnl Avenue, Lot 801 210, House 40:30, 14 Rooms with Lienw,
‘ Modern Improvo-un-nts, Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden, 08,500
E‘lll‘UHMl Av. no». Lot 001200, house quite lth, 3,300
Nullli Mm: Se: ~. l, vg-gm t. vlw- I. cku'uod place, incdcrn itnprovcmonte, 9,000
n r- u. .. . u u a ' u 7.”,
\Vtwd weld .\ Vt‘lilh‘. $2,200. Springwooil, 2,5»
Day Such-i. 3,000
Monroe Sin-wt. tlure lmuer, l’r'blll‘ctht‘ly, 81,800, $4,000 end 4,000
Spring Sim-l, two helices, rcepcctivrly, $2,200, double house, 4,000
Hatilund Mrrrt, good house and burn, 4.500
Turnpike, good house and out buildings, lot 741250. 2,000
Concord Strt‘vt, $2,000. West Street, 2,800
Taylor Avenue, gmid house and burn, 3,000
Chapel Street, cummlh‘llollfl and Well built. house, good carriage house and
btJblt‘, grounds .smmious and well shaded. a charming view of Long .
Island Sound Irom piazza, 15,00?
South Main and Raymond Streets lot-i 05:150. house 17 rooms, good
burn, all in good condition, 0,00
South Main Street, about 5 acres, good house and barn. witnession
can be llutl at once. 6,5“)
Concord and Spring Streets row of tenement. 4.“
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Building Lots.
West St n-c‘, . SL500, $2,250
Summit Street, irom $500 to . . 700
Elmwood Awnue and Bayview Avenue, $000 to Lilli)
Golden Hill Street and Biyvicw Avenue (comer) $l,000nnd 1,200
Taylor Avenue. 3250 to all
South Main Street, $400. North Main Sll’vrl, 2,000
Meadow Sin-ct, $500. (Innis Street, 900
how Street. $500. l‘im- Street, 600
Rotor: llill road :3 acre Int.
Spring Sim-o 1, $450 h) 80.1)
East No rwal k .
Osborn Avenue. mansion and cofluge, two nerve, $7,500
College Avenue and lluj‘l Street $2.300. Henry Street, 5,000
Second Avenue, sumo, $2.000. Cove Street. ' 2,600
Yen Z-mt Avenue. 2.000
West N orwal k.
Hun-v.- mgl Hun. iwn M'n'fl of Iunl, $2.000
llunee and 8 mi. on“ 3 rr- . $850. House- and Burn, two acres, 1,350
N o rwal k .
Lot on Pudding Ianc. 31,000
Lot on Elm St.. 2.5m
Middle Five Mile River.
I House, 2 stories and attic. 7 meme, 2! acres, roomy barn lots of ood fruit
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property ill Ixcellent coadition,
Darien.
Form 0! 40 eon-a, 2 houses. largo burn. well adapted for dairy or market
gardening or butl‘; 20 minutes drive to South Norwalk, 10 minutes
walk to Rnwayton depot,
Two plcemnt residences within a short distance of Dorian depot, one at to
acres, etream of water running through it, house. It rooms, modern
improvements. bum, icc house. «20., grounds and improvements in
good condition. ‘
0m- ol l narr, good ho use and on. buildings
Farms.
Near the city with mlllllmlnl-li- i oases on them in quantity from 15 lo 40
mm. Prion from $54”) to $18,000
Cranberry Plains.
Five and one halt acree. house 20:28. 8 room... new born, with Italle
and room for carriages. garden and a good verity ot Fruit. , 32,700
gg-Pereone lookin [or Building Sim or Improved Property for iuvmmt
they not see in the list anything to unit. are invited to call
and make known what they would like, an we may have roast-thing not listed that
will prove juet what they wish. '
Paymente on most of the above listed
arty will be made any.
Ru bfletgiam ps.
Orders received on the Bridgeport Rubber Stamp Company. Samples on ex.
hibitloa et locale.
nerve, nominee. antenna and instantiate oi nominee
carelelly drawn. and titles to and property "arched.
onowmnoumm TAKEN. (sun, Public.)
[DANS NEGOTIATED AND HONEY lltVl-‘fi'l‘fll‘l in late and reliable
mutter. "
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