,A- BIG BLAZE 1N ELMI'i'd.
THE .TOTAL LOSS WILL EXCEED
HALF A MILLION.
Now-pupal- Ollie» Completely Destroyed.
‘l‘ho fireman [tampered by the Extreme
coldeno Man fatally lmured~<A
Reign of Terror lungurated by 'lliicres.
Eulllu, X. \'.. Foil. l8.~-l~‘n‘o luoim out
last. evening in the jnllillllg mom of 'l‘hn Alll'rr-
titer building, at Market and Lalo- strwm,
andinaahort time the four story building
was oompletelydaatroyod. The tire departr
meat was hampered by the extreme cold. and
by $119th that two engines wcrc disablml.
The Advertiser building was valued at 860010
and the plant at 835,000. The Sunday Tidings,
whoaa onion was in the building, lwos its
plant. valued at 85,000. The still north wind
carried the flames toward the extensive f urui-
ture manufactory‘ of J. M. Robinam & Song,
on the south.
Beforo reaching Robinson's pini'u tho tlro
destroyed F. A. Kooton'a retail grocery, one
of the largest establishments in its line in the
city. The next building south of Keoton's
was occupkad by M. Susan as a harbor shop,
and was quite expensively titted up. This
was destroyed. Tho flnmcs then attacked
Robinson & lion's factory, mum!” tho iinost
buildings in the city, and it was soon in adios.
The Robinson‘s cstimatc their loss at $100,000.
Winfield H. Foster, foreman of Tim Adver-
tiser composing room, had a narrow escape.
He was badly burned. The oditorial staff had
to escape by ladders from tho windows, so
swiftly did the flames spread.
At 9:30 p. in. . two hours after the tire hogan.
the city officials telegraphed to Uwogo. Corn.
ing and llorsuheads for assistarioo. Kraum‘a
boarding house, near Robinson‘s, was burned;
also, No. 15l Lake street, occupied by l). A.
Morgan‘s saloon and tho two upper tlmrs as
tenements. The ion; on No. 151 is about $20,-
000. The tire continual to spread. and it was
apparent that the total loss would bot-cry
heavy.
Soonafter 10 o'clock the Lake street wall
of The Advertiser building fell. It struck
Charles Bentley, of Truck company No. 1,
and James Fisher, superintendent of the
United States Illuminating company. Fishcr
escaped with slight injurilrs. lluutley was
fatally injured, and is dying, :\t 11 o'clock
engines and tire cmupnnios arriwd from
Uwego, Ilorsohoads. Wavarly and lli‘irnolls-
ville.
The fire is the most disastrous that has vi»
ited Elmira in tiftcon yours. At ‘J o‘wlnck'tho
reserve police force was called lntnm‘lintl,
but despite their most cnrrgctic ollorts all the
thieves of the city turned out and a rcigu of
terror was inauguratcd. 'l'hc policc plicd
their clubs with vigor on cvcry crook discov.
ered conveying prop”! y from tho throatcnml
district, but made no arrests. Thi- fll't',\\'ߤ
stopped at Robinson‘s furnituru warclmusc.
The law will cxcccd $500.00),
I‘ruvidcucc 'l'hrcutcm-d.
Pnovmnscn, Fol», 16.41113» bulk» nut a:
midnight opposito tho l'uinu depot, and
,‘rapldly spread m'cr tho Mock. Including tiio
Aldrich 1101150,qu other linlvl~ with thvir
stables, anda mimhcr of largo brie-k build-
ings,‘partlyoecrpicd by mauufncturom and
jewelers. A strong wind carrit-d sparks and
started a number of fresh lircs in “’m'tuiiustnr
and Broad strocts, which ‘wcro scum cxtiu—
gnishod, but the big fire was not checked
until great damage was done, the entire block
hounded by Fountain, Eddy, l’nion and
Wadiington streets being practically do-
mvwl ~..At 1230:; m. the fire had not been
controlled, and was threatening a large area
of valuable bounds property. ‘
Sandbaigod Ind Robbed.
Dastsrs, In. Feb. 16.——Petor M. Harman.
a Norwegian painter and paper hanger, was
found frozen to death in the river pour the
Wabash railroad bridge. ilis watch and
chain were missing, and, from bruises upon
his body, there is suspicion that ho was wind-
bagged and thrown into tho river.
For the National Committee.
81'. PAUL, Minn, l‘fcb. ill—ll. G. Evans, a
young Minneapolis lawycr, was yesterday
elected to succeed Sonator Davis in tho
national Republimn commute». Mr. Evans
is an ardent. Gresham man.
Germany's New American Minister.
Blltun, Feb. iii—Count von Anvrl'alloy,
consul general at Cairo, Egypt. will sum-cod
Herr von Albenslebcn as ministvr of Germany
at Washington.
CONDENSED NEWS.
The senate cnnllrmcd tho following post—
mastors: M. Fitzgerald. (fonnoautvillc, Pa;
0. A. Trugh, llollidaysburg, Pa: G. Horton,
Shameld, Pa: 1‘. S. Bum-it. Birmingham,
Conn.
Six persons committed suicide in llorlin yrs
terday.
A young woman known as Miss Mattie
[award has been arrested in Chicago for
having three husband, all living and mac
divorced.
Prince Bismarck continues to prophesy
peace, in spite of further movcmonts of
Human troops toward the German frontier.
The centennial of the establishment of civil
governmant in the northwest territory, form-
inxthhpnflent states of Ohio, Indiana, llli-
nois, Iichigan and Wisconsin, will boot-lo-
brain! at Marietta, 0.. during tho weak
mmmoncing July 15. it is expected that
handout Cleveland will attend it.
The body of an unknown man, about .50
years old, wan found on Tuesday on tho
prairie, near Aldon, la. it is mprxxicd he was
a victim‘of the blizzard of Jan. 11:.
Ebenezer Stanyard was found guilty at
Youngstown, 0., of murder in tho first.
degree in shooting Mia: Alice llancox, March
94, 1887. lie was convicted and sontancod to
be hanged NOV. 10, 1887, but was accorded a
mondtrial.
In the suit decided at (Iariislc, Pit, of B.
W. Biddle and A. A. Thompson. minimises of
P. A. and l). V. Ahl,aghiast ('. W. Ah),
their brother, and T. W. Alum! Bowling
Springs. arising out of the construction of tho
Hartman’s and Potomac. railroad, tho plain-
tiff: m ”rattled judgmeut‘for 340,000.
At Crllflold. Md. on Tuesday John Whit-
ton. wand, wushot and instantly killed by
William E. Brown. of Philadelphia, who
polatedapmolathim supporting it was not
loaded.
Tho body of an unknown man, with a
bum hole through the head and a pistol,
m round at Hammad, Ya A coroner‘s
haunt develops indication of murder.
In. nary Vichaan swallowed poison in a
sum hone oar 'l‘iundny, but medical
fill and her life. Yaterday morning she
”brain“ at her home, and is in a critical
million-
At m.h,ymrday, tho twantyc
mam and womdh,mvlvors of tho
dummymalobmedm eighty-thud
mmdwmblhhmat. Thoyovm
mvwmmma .
Janna m (colored) was arr-mad at
0...!“mean P. than
a, whoa. In. Hand. a whit» «min
would at having leth ill-collie
punctual-admin! m
cousin Barons THE mammals.
W ‘
Ell Yoaltln- Dumatlom Cam a Fool-
“; of Alarm In tho Ming notions.
Yawnnmih, Feb. lam—Tho houno oun-
mittoe unpainted to immigrate the strikeoa
the Bonding railroad system met at the (fun-
tincutal hotel and examined President Corbin
of the Reading railroad company.
Mr turbine-aid that whoa running on full
time tlm llnarimg “strut cmplnyml alwut
10,0!llliliciibi or about the mums, and thorn
arc WW" ai‘vmll 3.000 amplnrnd l‘vm‘y emu-t.
hnti lW'n nmvlv‘ to gut tho mm to lump tho
coal at mull prim-9: as, in crnmmtlliun with
other mail rum-atom, the culturally could
alford to pay. Tho loading miners had been
paid on an average hotter wagon than any
other minor: in the stair. Among other
things he said: ,5
“We are and have been willing to take WP
the question of mljintment nl' wugm if the
men will return to work. “'0 don't care
whether tho mcn belong to labor organiza-
tions or not. We will not soak to find them
out, but we will put to work all minors who
apply at our l-olliurios and ask no uuustlons,
buti! thorn is no more coal inland from tho
Schuylkill region until we are compound to
mine it by discharging than who have com
to us in our‘trouble and stood by us to make
way for tho strikers, no more will ever be
mined whilcl have inilucncu curmgh to pro-
veut it,"
Mr. (‘orhin guru a history of thc striko‘
now in prngrcsu on tho railroad systclu and
llrii'flllN'ri. llc said thc uhuln trnublo aroso
from tho attempt of tho Knightsof Labor to
rcfuso to handle freight. soul. to the Reading
system from mint-s whom there wash strike
in program in spcaking of tlic slrikcrs who
refund to mmo back whcn an opwrtunity
was given them, on Tuesday, Doc. ‘37, after
the Knights had orilcrod them out, Mr. Gor-
bin said: "in this way thoro- wcrc- about £3,000
mcn laid oil the rolls, and nom- of them shall
conic hark whiln l mu pri-siulont of tho road."
llmmxo, Fob. lti.—-’l‘hcro is' interim alarm
in thc coal rcgiuns ovcr tho publication of Mr.
Curbin‘s tostimony and the fact that tho
llcudiug company have imported sovoral car
loads of Italians to take the places at the
striking minors. It is feared that thcro may
be an outbreak at any moment. As than
will be more of the forcigimrs brought on to-
day and tomorrow, and as the walks of the
idlors will doubtlcss inc augmcntul lO—flh urnuv
by a strikc of tho miuo engineers and llrmucn,
tuc tmuhlc which is funicuting is momv-utarily
auticiluitcd.
AGAINST ADULTERATION.
The ('ommittcu of the Pure Food Asso-
ciation lit-fora a Sonata d'unnnlttcc.
\\'.s:‘m.\'uro.\', Fob, 16.——Mossrs. F. B. ’l'hur-
bcr and ll. A. La l-‘olra, Now York. E. ii.
Barth-y. nt‘ tho board of licaitli, of Brooklyn,
Fiulvy Acid-r and S. W. lluckloy, l’hilnda-l-
phin. and l'. i”. Smith. l’ittsluiriz, rcpnwnt—
int: tholugidutlri-committvonf tho National
l'uro Food association. m-rc before the What.)
iinuuw‘ mnuuittm in lwhulf of the hill r6.“
ci-utly tlvluplml by tho puru food mnvcntinu
at \l'ushingtnn. 'l‘hc lull has boon framod in
mw-urdmu-c “‘llil the ideas of Senator Silur—
man and ilixprmmtutiw (Trisp, of (iv‘urgm,
who lirrvl- chum» of thc lrill in tho scuutu and
[must- rnslwu'tivclt'.
Mr. Thurber sud lhu lull was morn practi~
cubic than fnrmvr mvasurcs of a similar
charact-u'. llr though that the m’ils of adul-
h-mtivm had lwncxnggnratcll. hut ho bclicvcd
thcy chcil sutlioicntly to warrant anntioual
antimiultoratiou mu, it would form a bash
for state action. .
Mr. La Fctra said that an examination by
Dr. Smart, of the arm, of 711 food sampim
showed that adultemtion existed in this
country to an extent cqual to that. which I‘X‘
istcd in England prior to the adoption of pro-
ventivo measures. it. was also stated to tho
committrc that tho, publication of the cum-
pom-tits of all articlvs of food by the gs‘worn-
moot would l't’allll. in grant good.
Mr. 'l'hurbcr midi!) alum-r to u qlll-hllull
that tho anti-:Kdullcmtion lawn in New York
stat» had been a grout bunt-tit.
Attempted Wife Murder and Suicide.
Youx, Pa, Feb. 10.——Yl5terduy U. l'.
Truett, formerly {of this city, but rm-cntly a
resident of Harrisburg, whilo visiting his
lather-in~law with his wife and two children,
shot. his wife and then nttomptml suicide.
True-it went down to the lxxstotllce about an
hour before the occurro-uoo to mail some let-
ms, and upon his return to the house ap-
proached his wife. who was nursing a sick
:hild, drew a revolver and immediately
opened tlro upon her. 'l’hroo shots wom fired,
one taking effect in the side of tho nose, pana-
ing downward, knocking out sevcral tooth
and cutting the tongue, going out. through
the lower jaw. The other two shots took
all'oct in the arm. Thinking ho had killcd his
wife ho suit. a bullet into his lcl’t temple.
Both are still alive, and the woman may n»
rover, but 'l‘ruott can hardly live.
Tanner llcuta llumm and McKay.
YALA'I‘KA, Fla, Fol). iii—Twitter, liamm
and McKay rowed the first of two runs horn
on the St. John‘s rivcr yestonlay ultcrmmu.
The distance was three nautical milcs. 'l'ccmur
went ovor the course in twonty~ono minuu-s,
beating llanun by two luigths and McKay by
two and a half lengths. The wuu-r mo. min-
parotivoly smooth. They will row again to
day. A dispatch from Hinton stairs that
Jack (lauduur will mvcr Toomor‘s 'cln-imit,
and row him for 81,000 and the world's chum-
pionship at Point of Pun-s, May :50.
\‘nluabla Autographs.
Bosros. Feb. lei—la yesterday’s min of
autograph-i collectod by the labs lion: l'crlcy
r‘oore prices were roahml as follows; James
Buchanan, 31.4.30; William Blnckutonc, 813;
Abraham Lincoln, 8": (ii-n. Mcado. 5.3.3.3;
Andrew Johnson, £4.30; llcu. llmkcr, 8-,
Gun. lligau, 83.50; (ion. Sheri-inn, sou);
Alcxnndor ll. Stu-plums, $1. A ballad by
Burns brought 800.
8-D ,l-‘atal Avalanches. In Switncrlaud.
LONDON, Fol). lfi.«—\'iuluut storms are ro-
portcd n34 prurailing‘iu many parts oi the
continent. in Switzerland tho snow is in more
localities ovor twnnty foot drop, and nwrral
avalanches, Handling in him of lifc, hnro oc.
curred. Umualtioa causal by tho storms are
«portal in tho Kotlwchack and tichwaraa
alloys, in 'l‘yrol, and claowhoro.
Sula in the Bank's Vanna.
Baco, Ma, Fob. iii—The Baeo bank rob-
bery sensation rawhodasatlsfacwry culmina-
lion ymnlay. ’l’bo institution has recovered
awry dollar of tliowlfimu Worth of ragin—
lured than!” stolen by Frank C. Mclely last
August. The truism held a mot-ting and
draw up a statement to that. elfoct for publi-
a-um- ....-_....__
Runaway Boys Land In dull.
Mar, Feb. tit—datum Moran, aged
u, and Arab-ow Brown, it years of age,
ran away from their homo: in l‘rovhlcnco,
IL l.. Monday. and were mind in this city.
Iona stole wt) of his fathor’a mom on
having. and ho had “9.40 in hit mica
when Tho youth- were aunt to lull.
“he Plum may»)
Inna Buacai'gdm, Fab. nigh“ it
than W o My moon
h coolant for the bl: William
ligh- otBaltlmon marrow-m
am; hm alumna 4am sum
“Mu-wont“.
x
"Maw 15 no, Mona.
I‘ll. Imam Satirloul Writer" of War
'l‘llnaan \‘lctlm 0! Consumption.
Term. Fob. 16.~D. It Locke, editor of
Thu Blade of this city, and widcly known as
immediate causo of his death was consump-
tion of the lungs. lie was born in Vania],
travclM through tho l'nitcd Status, working
50h” lradu [in a prinlm' and acting as rc-
“ . [my-[hr
foundod 'l‘hn l‘lv—
mullucting it two
yoalu
lt‘l‘Wfll‘d was
noctod with
Mansficld
('llll‘
llcrald
itiugtho lattcrpw
“ per when the war
1" 1‘» ”WK” _ lu-okc out, and in
its columns amicarod the first numbers of the
renowndl "Nasby" letters, the first hoariug
the date of April :31, 180i. Tin-so political
satires sprang at un‘cc into lrcmondom popu-
larity. They word copicd into uowspapcm
enormous iulluoncc in holding public opinion
in tho north in favor of u vignruw.‘ prmww
lion of thc war.
who always kept them in his tabla ,drmwr
for pornsal at «idol limos.
lu Ni“: he mammal charge of Tim 'l‘olodo
llludc. at first on. a salary, afterward ptirv
chasing an iutcrcst. and iimiliyontim chu-
trol. Four or tlw yours ago his hcnlth hcguu'
uppcurcd and a low sin-villi urticlcs, chioily on
r’rrnhihitinu. iii-a fortunn is t'~llltllllo‘tl at
$l,lXXl,00ll,exi'llL~5qu of Thy- llhuln. llc moi
murricd tn Mlfi‘i Martha ilotlixnhflulin, with
vivv him.
'l‘lw lu-partmcnt of Agriculture.
report. furornldy tho llutch lull tul'roatcu
now cxwutivc dcpartmcnt, to [no known as
tho dclmrtuwnt oi ugriculturc. ’l'lu- lull is
partnu-nt. 'l‘ln- rcmiutiou iutmlucml by Mr.
edition of tho special report of tho dopurL
orango plant was nctod upon favorablyus'
was him tho i'u-mluliuu providing for tho
printing of (Milo-{copies of the sin-vial ropnrt
on tho wlutn N‘lllt‘ and otlu-r inst-ct.» utl‘m-ting
tho ornngo and othcr fruit trues in ("ulifornin.
A Ficndlsln Act.
ll.\l-‘,\.‘fl-ZTTP.. lu.l.. Fol), ill—Thu
puangnr train, hound north, was “rm-lad
Fm»
.‘iiwluiv-K was indunlly hiiih‘l
by a largoslonn-plac'ml on llic track,
mun Allmx'l
hurt. lull u-i pawingn-r» “‘cro injured livynunl
a sour» shaking up.
Export» of llrcud-slufl'u.
WAHHNI .'r< 1N, Vol). 10. _. lii‘cuddull‘ up. «:‘i‘l
from tho l‘nitod States during: January Hut
upgrvgutml in \anu $5.i'.".'.‘::1'. uguuul SH,
Enliut' lll January, l‘nT. i'lxrmrts of tho
principal articlm ol' [u‘m‘idous during January
past worn valued at 35:3.‘3vi.i"“. against 5*, 231;
44': in January, 1&7.
A lecly Contour-Hun.
llu- gzu'dnu of his slaughter. )lt's, Hump»
Hun-r. ll» is mung and hourly, and mu
out a 1...; tilllllt‘l‘ of pork. mrnod l‘wvl', valrluign
and hard l'llll‘l'.
’l‘n Sui-cord Juulgo )lct‘ue.
Chnrh-s t:
Mcl'uv. :ipiruutml >ul» trv-nsurrr at New Yo: k
city, “as will to tlu- scuau- today.
Lia't‘l‘» all at nun;
TRADE BULLETIN.
Now York Slum-y and l'roducc )larhat
‘ Quotations.
cunt, tlm lughcst rntc.
Exchangu- t'lorlr-d steady, [umll‘d rah-a. 4mm
~l~'.‘; actual rah-s, (Hunt‘lbflg for sixty days
and 414065-1509; for dclnaml. (lowmmcntu
clam-d tlrm; currency (is 120 bid; is. coup,
12.015; hid; «043%, do, 107'»; ind.
l'acitlv railroad bonds closed as follow: l'nidn
tlrsts, main}. l'uiou land grants. litigant};
L'umu sinking funds, llh‘tigtl‘): Controls, Haunt).
‘l'ln~ \‘nlumc oi trading on tho Stuck Ext-bung»
is daily growing smallcr. This morning only
3U“) sharcs cliaugcd hands. being mm in.-
than thc amount sold dunno tho sanu- hour-4 yrs-
tnrduy, Thu markct was alums! llll'lt‘SS, but tlm
tmo- nus llrm and valucs wcllsuprmrtcd. At 1::
o‘clock prim->6 wcro gcncmlly it, to?” pcr u-ut.
highcr than at ”in chin» lust cvcning. 'l‘licrr- “us
no {cutlirc o-f iutcrcsl. and «lo-alums uttractrd
wry littlc nitration. 'l'ln- mnrlwt uzh~ num-
actiw aftcr 1‘: o't‘lm’”... .\’ortlnwut,5t. l'nul. llur
lingtnu and Quint-v, llnrk lslmul, .‘lunliaitu'l.
Louisvillt- and Nashvillu- and ltlcluuund lllul
Wont l'uiul 't‘l’l' the fcatnn-s. and absorbed a mu
littlo- swa'ulutlw iutcn-st tln-rc was. 'l'hcy won:
all strong. and undor tlu‘ir lvudpnccu cloucdat
tln- boat ligurcsnl thcdav. 'l'lu!udvuum-rmuml
from h. in 1', pcr cunt. Richmond and Wm
l'olnl prcfcrrrd rinscd til. anndvancnof il‘g pm
cunt. ’l‘ln-ualm for tho day amouulud lu 7'1!le
slim-cs.
Ilcurrnl Markets.
an Yonn, Fob. lB.—-l~‘i.(ll'll~l'lmrd ato-n-li it
uuclmngn-d prim-vs; wintcr whcat cxtra, 3'3 01mm:
Illinnmuu rrtru. sauna; Ohio l-xtra. SHIN“.
Boulhcrn tluur chm dull and unchangcd; I‘ulll-
mm to choir» Mira. Sililmw.
WHEAT ~Uptiona wcro modcrutcly actirc and
irrcgular, clmitlg vault and Male. low-r. tho
lattcrlfor May. Spot lotscloaed weak and In“.
like. lowvr. spot union of No. 1 rod state at 922;
No. 2 do. 90c: ungradcd ml, 880.9ch N». 2
ml winter. Dolph: So. '3 ml winter, March,
mm. bid; do. April. 0015c. bid: (lo.,.‘luy and
June, mm. but.
CORN ~Uptlnm war» dull and weak. closing {-5.
6%0- lowor. Spot nab-a of No. 2 rnlxcd cash.
at WMGLWMN ungrado-d Iulxcd, smart,
it mixed Fob, Mk2; do. March, 5» mill... .lu..
April, 58 .
unmoptionu wm- moderato-ly actlvc. and
claim! dull at a alight decline. Spot lolm'inwd
dull and easy, Rpm union of No.1 whim noun
at 423%“:ch No. L', 00.. 40m No. '3 mixed,
March. mac. ; do, May. Mfiamw.
urn-«nun; stat», 75o.
' HARLEY-Quint and unchanged.
PORK—Dull; Incas. mambo.
l.Alll)~Ciowd dull and heavy: cash, 37 (W
7.07%; Fab, Sill]; March. 37.”.
uurrnn ~--Quict at. unchanged prim,
cunrsmtmn at previous prim.
Elltllincra arm and moderately Mum;
prices show no change.
BUIIAR~IMw dull and nominal: fair rv-llulug,
{ll-100.; 90 taut centrifugal. f1 7-lliu. Rollin-d
steady; cut loat and crunhedfifica cum. in;
powdered, 7a,? Moo: uranulatol. 031m: contou-
tloaers’ ll. mo; A atandarddlltm wifeeofl A.
0516a; whltn extra C, Mam cxtra II. 5969-; t',
Within: whim WW
w...” W...
"Pétrolcum \'. Nashy,” died yesterday. The"
Broomo county. N. Y , on Sept. 1:0, 1833. 116 .
in 1851‘: ha ‘
nimith Aolvcrtiwr, _
in ll‘x'ui ha 3
toimdcd The Buoy. ‘1
ms Journal.amlaf~ '
’l‘ho ;
and Findlay Jeffer- .
soniun. He was oil-f
averywhcrc. quotal in Stxw'hcs, road around 7, . . .
campfires of Valor: armies, and cxorcisml :_
'l‘lwso lcttcrs'wm'c a sourco ‘
uf-tlw grcatost delight. to l’rosidcnt Lincoln, '
to'faii. Siucc ‘tlicn hc has \vrittcn'vcry little, .
- r n V i
save the wean-um] “finally lotion; that burn =
tlicir thrco mus, all grown to umnhmxl, sur— v
Wasnmnox, Fob. iii—Th.- housi- imin— .
mitten on agriculture ycstcrduy dvcnlml to .
amended by striking out all rvfurcuco in tho .
inclusion of tho lnlmr hurt-nu in th-- now do- 1
Fulton. of California, providing for tho pi'int— ‘
lug of 20.000 additional t'nplcs’ of tha- scmud _
tnvmni ugriwuliurv on iiwu-tsullm-tin; tho .'
Mowu ‘
ucur limlfnrsl about midnight Tucsdny night, ,
and lingun-x-r William i’urt‘ur “as lolly,
Snun‘uno, (Ruin. Fob. itiw-rl’atriwk Duh-c,
of )lcriilcu. illl yuan old. has jipt Hulda n "
contract tn cunn- liorc in tho wring and plow '
“'anuix‘nrox, Fob. iii—1 'l‘ln- nomination « f
t'ur)‘, of “loan. .V \‘,, to lo“
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in Email-tubing. lnwn.
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l’im \l’n-Iuru l-‘unu r. and 2’ pu-r m-ut. Mormon"
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ltml Entan- and lnrumm‘c uncut». l5 and 47‘ w
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Watches,
Jewelry ,
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Silverware.
watcher and Mom.
Ht! Mala street.
.1: Stables.
1 i'atcrcr for Walling» and l'nrtics, uul Eiuployrnru
QVEQUITABLE LIFE:
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and tho (Yo. [Hum doing llllt-lllt'd! in rim Slaw;
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House Painting,
Paper Hanging, ,
Decorating,
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FOR SALE.
, Insurance.
Fire. Life, Accident and Plate, Glass.
IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICANCOMPANIES AT
is e anfl'fixchann Run,
45 & 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, GONN_
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Houses and Lots.
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lilmuwnl Avcnuc, Lot BOX 210, House 40x30, 14 Rooms with Liento
Mod- m lmpmvmucnls, ('arriage House and Stable, Good Garden: $8,500
l‘iltnwnwi .lvt um, l.‘ t 130x200; l-uuw quite ncw. 3,300
North him“ So. .4, uppvnllv vi..- Lockwood [)lucc, modern improvements, 9,000
.. .. - . l. . on it n U 6’5m
“Kw. .12. .mi ~\3' ‘.Ii~ . $23,200. Springu'mni, ELMO
i)|) S? ("r 1, 3,000
;‘Ivilih‘l' Sir .1. t'm c humus. nauvctivvly, $1,300, $4,000 and 4,000
Spring Suppl, two in llrl'S, tcx—pxt‘llYl'iy, $2,200, double house», 4,000
ll:-.vilnnd i‘ll’tt‘i, good houw and burn, 4.500
Turnpikc, good llililtét,‘ and out buildings, int 74x250. 2,000
L‘oncnr-l Sm.» t, $2,000. \Vi'rl. Strsct. 2
Taylor Aw mic, good bulb” and lmrn, . 3,000
l‘hupvl Snwt, cunmodu-us and Well built house, good carriage house and I
:l'lilit', grnumh spacious :ltltl Wis“ shaded, a charming view of Long
l~lund Sound from piazza, ’ ' l5,00:‘
South Main and Raymond Hmwt: lot; 053130. bolts» 17 rooms, good
burn, all in good c<mnillluu. ‘ 0,00
South ““03. Strum. about 7: acres, good house and burn, possession
can he had at oncc. ‘ 0,."
("um-.ml and Spring Strects row of tcncluent. 4,000
Building Lots.
Summit Sin-rt. from $300 to
porn, $2,250
Elumwmd .lvcuuv it"‘i il:i_\'\'i>-\\' .\v-'i.uc. $090l01,g
‘iniiio‘li ”Iii Strict and liiyvmw Avmmx- {uurncxl H.000 and 1,200
Taylor .-\\'cnuc. ' $950 to 300
S nth 3.1:.n.:~:t-;...i. $0M. Nm‘lll Main Sim-l. 2 000
Sluuion' Srrwl, $500; l'ms: Hirm-l. '800
Low Sin 2 2, 31:0. l’iur Sin-ct. 600
Rum litll road ‘3 ucrn int.
Spun: S r. ti. $47.0 L. 5650'
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East Norwalk.
U-Eu-rn .\V~‘hllr'. map—ion Zillii cottage, two acres, $7,.”
(“ilil‘flt‘ .‘J‘c.’ ilv‘ .‘Hui li--\‘l Sink! $2.300. lit‘lll’)’ Slfi‘vfl. 5,000
Sl‘i‘llllil in. :n- $1.3M. $2.03.), Cow Street 0
\' :l‘. Xvi Arr-Luv. . i 5.000
West Norwal k.
H. u y» ".I d ihlfl‘, !. it man s of land. $2,600 .
llrlln‘ uni lino, nun n r-, $9.20. House and lion. two acres, 1,350 3
Norwalk. .
Lot on l’u idmg lmlh'. ‘ $1,000
Lot on Elm St., ‘3,"
Middle Five Mile River.
”We... 2 ~[vrirs‘ and attic. 7 moms. 23’ acrrs, l’lh‘HflYern. lots of good fruit,
plop. :ty .:~ Ixr'é'llmzt condition.
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Farm of,» 40 awn-4, '3 lmuucs, largo barn. \Vt'll adapted for dairy or market
:mdpmng orbotl'; Siluiiunti-mlrivo to South Norwalk, l0 minutes
Walk to lifiwuytnu dopu',
Tum pic-maul. W
82.300
$5,000
'llL‘Pri within a hill)“ lilbiiil'll't: ut‘ [Jurien despot, one of 10
ncrrs. sum") of \vatcl' running through it, house. It rooms, modem
.niprovcuwnis. burn. icc house», &c.. go umls and improvcmcuts in
good ('ulllllllml.
()m- of i new. good lintlsc and on. buildings , ,, ‘
Farms.
qur tlw ciiy with comfmtuhiz' houmr» on them in quantity {mm 15 to 40
och-er. Prices In i'u $5,000 to $8,000
Cranberry Plains.
Fire and one half acres, Imam 20x28, 8 rooms, new barn, with stalls
and mom for curringcs, gardcn and a good varity of Fruit. ' $2,700
gay‘l’omona looking for Building Sin-u or lmprovul I’ropcrty for invonlment
or ill“! own uw. should thcv not 890 in tin- list anything to unit, are invited to call
and make known what thcy would like, an we may have a .mothing not listed that
Will prove Just what they wish. “
Payments on most of the above listed prop-
erty will be made easy. '
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‘ Rubbér Stamps. ‘
()rdmu reccivcd on the Bridgeport Rubber Stamp Company.
hibition at rooms.
DEEDS, lulolt'l'tlmmfl. MILEASPS and ASSIGNMEN 1‘3 0! MORTGAGES
can-fully drawn, and title’s tn n-ul property scorched.
acxowmnuuuurs TAKEN. (Notary Public.) ‘
IDA‘NS NEOO‘I‘MTEI) AND MONEY lNVR‘i’l‘ED in sale and reliable
securities. '
EUROPEAN l’ASi’OltTS OBTAINED. ,
ADVERTISEMESTS for NewYork papal-s received and promptly attended to
TAYLOR 86 GOLDEN.
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