END 61? THEEIG
HAPPY RESULTS.
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later Workman Lewis Submit. a Prop.
oution to Dir. Corbin, Which the Lat-
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MUTUAL CONCESSION LED TO THE;
CHICAGO”! AUDI ORIUM.
It Will to, My in am. and lava.
looting Capacity of 8.500.
. CHICAGO, Fab. 18.——At a Wing of the
1 executive committee of arrangements for the
_ llopublican National «invention yesterday,
EF. W. Peck, repreacnting the ntniitorium
i management, mated that the budding would
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thmi‘u'sci'mn
BlNCE THE INTRODUCTION or NAT-
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[Three ‘l’eara Ago—livery Inter-cal, Saw
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tor Immediatalv~ Accept-«The Miner. l bomdy 1"“811‘101'1’ Juno mil-119d“? 0‘ "19' 3 That ”I num. [Ina Mnrvoloualy Pros.
to [bu-ma Work on Monday.
. I'mm nt'u'tru. Fob. 15. Thu following
Icin’ular lvlirra lit-tuner: 31mm W. 'l'. lawn.
and Pmidcul Austin I'orbin. ctnliodying the
conditions on which the strike shall be do-
clared off. was». handed to a i'niud Prim rap-
rewulatiw by a Reading railroad ollicial Inst
owning:
.. , Wisoaou Horn. l,
I’lnianmaa. Feb. ill. 1588, l
Austin (Wu, Earp. incident Philadelphia and
handing Railroad Company.
Sln—Diug daslruua to bring tho strike in tho
miaiugraghznofthaneadingcloalaudironcom-
pany ton clone. in order to get the working
people in and about those mines to work. and
speaking for [hunt \t‘ul‘klllt‘fl. 1 prupos». to order
a mumptiou of work at onc» upon your unsur-
auoe that 1 can promise thc man that altar they
have gone to work and the mining operations are
in regular program. the xubject or wagon will he
coullderedlu “inference between the company
and in employ“, or their representatives. and
upon the further nasurancv' that no one shall
be discriminated against by reason of his connec-
tion with the ntrikr. Yours. etc.
\V T. Li'wts.
Till l'ntunizwuu my ltrimxa ,
iuiuman ('onvaav. ‘
l'uuaimtrmi, Feb I‘.‘. 1h8~
Mr. W. T. howls:
Mr Dun SIR—J am in rcccipi of your favor of
thin date, have consulted lllr. Kcim. thc prcsidcnt
of the Coal and iron company, In relation to its
contents. and am authorized by him to say that
it laminatnntially in accord with our position.
and auch action would be satisfactory to’ us. No
one will be discriminated against because of his
connection with the strike. so that it is not un-
derstood as protecting such llit‘n as bar» made.
or attempted to makc. lwrsonal amounts upon
the men minnlning at work. and providml further
that in any confcrcnco over wages tbctnincra
are not to expect us to pay a higher mic. of
wages for mining than those paid by the otlicr
coal producing companies in competition with
us, namely: Tho Delaware, Lackawauna and
Western. the Delaware and Hudson, the behigh
Valley. tho laugh Coal and Navigation coni-
pany. and tha laugh and “'ilkeabarrc company;
but with the understanding flint wc are willing
to adopt a basis that shall givc our mincrs as
much as is paid by either of 'those companies.
it is understood that the n'agcs to bc paid on
returning to :work will ho on ill» will $2.50 basin,
and will remain unllcr that bums until u changi-
shall be mutually ugh-ml lllazfl
Yours truly, .\l'~.'l‘l.\' l'onlns
Thafollowing was signcd at 11:30 o‘clock
last night, and at once given out to tho rcpro
sentntivw of the press:
l'orrsrnu; Pa, Fob. li, ‘
To thc Employcs of l‘hilndclpbia nn-i licmling
Coal and iron Company: ‘ .
You are hereby untitled to rcamuc work Mon-
day morning, Feb. 20. as Pt‘l‘ letter of Austin
Corbin, FAQ, of 17th inst, which is now-prowl as
the basis of settlement.
The above does not includc any L‘ulupull)’ but
the Philadelphia and Rc ulim: (‘nul and iron com-
pnny, as they arc tlic nly nucs to agrm- tn tin-sq
terms of sctllcmcnl: lu-ncc uc Would urgu "pull
the miners of tlic chigh region, including than
Panther Crock vailcy. tbc ricerssity n! maintain-
ing a firm stand until the companics are willing
to submit the questions involvcd to a confrrcnw.
with the martian: that no fiction/in: Will take
place aftcr starting tin,- mincs
Workingmen eve-rywhcrc. we uppciil to 3'0” to
rcdoublc your efforts in bchnlf of our b-liigh
brothers. Sand aid for that rcgion to 17, )1.
Evans, Frat-laud. i’n.. or John )lciglut, lira--
land. Pa. W. '1‘. Lam,
Mr Workman National District Assembly 135.
Joint ll. Davis. \‘hairman Joint Executive (‘om
mittce.
manna 'l'nonrsox. blaster Workman, Diatrict 12.
lane Rsxx, Master Workman, Division 14.
thmnannn, Pu, Feb. ills—There is gen-
. eral rejoicing here today over the news that
tho great cod inincrs‘ strike has been do
clued off, and that the strikers will rctuni to
workon Monday pending the arbitration of
the difficulties between tho men and the com»
pany. Master Workman Iawiv, of tho Minan'
Fulcration, who has charge of the Reading
strike, was «lawful with Mr. Polvderly nrnrly
all 'l‘liumiay night. General Sccrctnry
Hayes, of tho gcucral executive board, joined
the mnfercnce at midnight. Affair a long
dict-union it was fully decided to ncccpt Cor-
hin‘s proposition.
Armllmr Truat Announced.
BOSTON, ‘cb. l“.—-'I'hc Boston Cununcrclnl
Bulletin today says that a close combination
of tho twenty-live nail manufacturers, am—
playing 1,000 machines. in Now England,
New York, New Jamey, ciistcrn l'unnsyl-
vnniu, Maryland and Virginia, line been
formal; Atnprivutcmu-ting,hold in New
York on 'i'bursluy, thirtvcn of thc tnunu»
{ill'lllf't‘lfi signed an ugrccmcnt to cut. down
pruluction almut 40 per cent, and the re—
maining twclvc urc cxpcctcd to sign lo—dny.
Each concern will pay into the pool $53M), to
Mini-foiled in mac it exceeds its roatricted
production. Prices havo already been slightly
advanced. it is clnimol that tho tradehas
ailfcrcd from overpnxluction for some years.
The members of the pad oxpcct tho western
martini-turn” to follow their example.
straawr'a [inter-able l’uhllltnl.
NEW YORK, Feb. lat—A um: lllt‘t‘llllg of
cignrmnkcrs who are in favor of the abolition
of tbcintcmal revenue tax on tubuwo and
cigars was bold in Cooper Union hull butt
evening. to protest against the mandate of
President Stle‘,0f tho Cignrninkcrs' In-
ternational union, to agitate in tnvor oi the
tax. Mcsvrx. 1)ch presided and made the
principal speech of the evening. Ho referred
aarcaaticully to Strasser as the "Pope of Buf—
falo," and said that if one man was expelled
for favoring an abolition of tho tobacco tax
every man in sympathy with him would leave
the union. The tax. he said, was of benefit to
tho capitalists. if it was aboliahod every
cigar-maker could become a manufacturer.
Other stmkcrs followul in hlmlltlr strain and
were loudly applauded.
The liver anemia] llrothorhood.
Cutcauo, Fob. Iii—Eighty per cent, of the
locomotive engineers and Milton on tho
Chicago and Alton railroad will have their
fly mt-rmlhcxt mouth, ncmmilng to an
agreement. reached yesterday lmtwcon the
management and Mr. Arthur. the grand chief
of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engincont,
and E. J. Bargcnt, grand master of tho Broth-
erhood of Lmomotive Finale-n. These men
have been in the city three days, acting win:
mmcommimootthanwn and con—
flat-riu with the railroad Oneida.
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A Big ”Illa at “'oaterly.
Wmnr,-B. 1.,rob. i~.-A um
and in I “My at: in: mail: Walk
block on Broad m. raged for thrco boar-n
yawarday. From the Wall: block tho flu
wwmmmammmry brick
building mutt adjoining. and then, t
thaaornar or High Inst. Moyod the sun.
m nou booth Warrant-
Ham. Feb. ia—oovm It.
m
. 1% death wart-nu for th-
d Win“.
“In: .Climonunty,
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b-
VL-n'na lumbar;
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mnvv-ntinn, and that ho had made a dv-llniln
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rilluauo M'urrolut'u.
prolfor of it for tho llennh-rntic National mm-
vontion usoarly us Juno 1, if rmluii‘cd. Mr.
Peck also said that the mating calamity of
the ball Would be gmrther than had been gan~
orally stated, the numbcr of chairs lining 5,500,
which by actual count was but 500 less than
tho high.“ over provided in the Exposition
building. It Was decided by tho numnittoo
to misc by sulxtcription locally $30,000. This
amount will be wholly candod on decora-
ions and conveniences for tilt! dclcgatos, the
nail having been tondcrwl by tho Auditorium
inundation rent frw. .
HE Tofu; ms WIFE.
And She Immediately l'rocaaded to (lol-
lrct Illa Wagon with a Club.
PLMNHELD, N. J.. Feb. 15.-Adolph Miller,
after u few days in the Mullet Silver and
Brain Rolling mill bore, found that the work
did not suit him and decided to leave. When
he want to tho olllco to collect. his moncy it
was rcfuscd him on tho ground that he had
failed to notify thctn of his departure. Ho
loft the mill in an angry [Hood and mnttorcd
something about “telling his wild"
Mrs. Miller went into the woods behind her
hour» the next morning and cut a hickory
club. She then star-taxi for the mill with hcr
husband. Mr. James Mallet was at his tIR‘lk
when the couplc cutorcd. lilillcrnskcd for his
mom-y, and was again refusal. when the
Woman drew the club from undcr ln-r shawl
and stnn-kflllr. Illntlot sovcral blows over the
head and body with it. His cries for bclp
brought sort-mi mill hands to his ussistanm.
who, tailor a ilcrcc strugglc, succu-dml in gclr
ting Mm Miller out of tho building.
They locked the door, but she anmbcd it
off its hingcs with a big stone and [undo an-
other dash at Mr. Iiiotfctt. A pilicemnn had
been summoned from tho viiiagc. lie canto
to find hcr struggling in the hands of sch-ml
inch and making desperate ctforto to gct
at Mr. )lotl'ctt. The giant in tbcwinduns
“th brokt-n and llic nillce n rn‘l'licd. .-lr~
ruignc-l licforo Justice Hill, tlu- \mumn
plcudcd guilty and nuns laiilml tor cxutninn'
tiou. '
l'rri’cr tn llun- Thom [It-nil.
Fun—r \i'onrn, Tux, Fob. lh.~'l'lic posso on
tho trail of thc bunk ndrhew ovcrhml; flu-In
Thursday ncair l’utnniu. and rudc in sight of
tin-In for four or iivc miles, but could not
crnvvd them, as tbc robin-ix all bad Willi-lins—
tors and thcurmsof tbc ptm‘ conkistul of
pistols and shotguns. 'l'lwy rode at least forty
miles by dark, and it was no troublc to track
them through the snow. Tho puma bro; been
supplied “1th Winchesters, and it is beliovcd
that tho robbers will soon he captured, its the
snow is still on the ground and they can ho
easily tracked. Tho First National bank of
Albany, Tex. , odors 8500 reward for the cap
turo of the robbers, “dead or alive (prefer
them deadl." In :dl a reward of $5,000 or
810.000 will be tailored. F
Funeral of I). ll. lax-lie.
Tomato, 0.. Feb. iii—Tho funcrnl of the
late D. B- M (00k [“508 yrstt-nluy" til'tcr-
noon, the services being held at. tho rr‘sillt‘lll’t'.
The cm were corniurlul by the
Rev. Rohert McCImo, Congregational minis
tarot Iranian, 0., B dovotcd friend (if Mr.
lock. of thirty-five years' standing, and at
onofimo an editorial writer on'l’he Blade.
this wnsan address banmoa M.
AM,“ New York, once conzrcmnan from
thin dktrict. and a close friend of the do
“and, The Masonic order than took charge
of the ceremonies. An enormous throng of
citimns was in nttcndnnco, including a large
number of noted persons from otbor plum-s,
among whom was crl’meidont R. B, liayw.
Mr. Pratt Fined .8150.
ARLINGTON, N. J., Feb. 18,—An oXplmion
tll’lll'l‘t‘d last summer in tho works of the
Arlington (‘clluloid Manufacturing muipuuy.
They wore dcmnlished. and several workup-n
wcro killcd and several others werc seriously
injured. 'I'itc Hudson county grand jury
found an indictment for criminal tarolczxnain
against J . IL' l’rntt, the prwidont of the corn-
p'any. Yesterday Mr. hall was in the Jersey
City crmrt- of St‘S‘ilOlls, and through his coun-
sel,cx«(lovernor Juscpll I). lledlc, ho ploudal
non hill to thc indictmcnt. llc said the corn-
pany had suffered grant. loss by the explosion,
and naked thorourt in be lonicnt with him.
Judge Lipponcott imposed a fine of $1.50,
which Mr. Pratt paid .
Impacting the Insane Aaylunt.
Monmsrnwx, N. J.. Feb. 18.——’l‘ho joint
connnittccs of tin- Ncw Jersey lions» and
assembly and sixty members of both houses
made their alumni vivit to the asylum for the
insane yentcrday. With Warden Bl. B. Mon-
roe and Provident George A. Halsey, of the
board of managcrx. a thorough inflicction of
the building mm made, and the management
was highly minplimcnwd upon the favorable
condition of affairs. The rccciphr for inst
your were $150,011). and tho cxpaliturcs $3M},-
'f'hcro are an: Imicntn in the asylum at
theprescnt time.
Mr». Gwll'a Murder» Committed.
firm Your, Fob. 18.~Cbnrlcs Uiblin. thc
young countarfoitcr, Who shut and killed Mn.
Madeline limit, and also shot and injured her
husband in a quarrel over a muiitat'fcit $5
bill in the ball» shop of (bail: on chnmlny
owning. was nrrnigncd lX'fOI‘l! Coroner Levy
yeatoniay afternoim. Janina D. McClain-nil,
Giblln‘t counsel, wan not present, but titular
hit instructions his client refused to apeak of
the case to any one. (Runner Levy committed
the prisoner to the Tomb: without bail. and
set down the inquest for Timmy next at it
o’clock.
[gunned in a Railroad Accident.
Cum-luau, Wit, Fab. lu~Thorearc<mh
on a patrons" train on the St. Paulroad
jumped the track near here yesterdny, Mn.
Crosby, of Wanna, Win, was hijurad about
the cheat. and ilir. Chamberlain, «goat of the
Niagara insurance company. was hurt about
the head. flavonl otbor [Imogen wan
nhghtly injured.
A smuggling Couplrncy.
Warrarowx. N. Y.. Fob ill—M. F. Holt
ban. tho Ipaoial aunt of tho depart-
inant not”. from Now m cltytoln-
vutlpta mm mm canes, hat
nomad avionics that tho-lamina have con-
Mcattt in New York. Duo or mor- m
wmu an thaPanfllocoutmtaldto
hiuvdud.
i pared-Some Fact» and Fl‘un‘l That
.| Main! Ilalrcmvly liiicrratlng Reading.
l’rmuu no, ”ch. thw'rlm 'l‘inu-is to day
’ publiahoa a numplelo roviow of tho rovolution
5 which baa takon place in western Pennsylva-
. nia, but more especially in Alloghenymunty,
a‘llll'fl the introduction of natural gas three
years ago. The industrial development has
been mnmthiug wonderful. and the facts and
figures given are nuillcicntly startling to ap-
pear alnioat incredible. But one branch of
trado’tho beer bottling industry~hua foiled
l to increase largely since Jan. 1, 1&5. and this
has decreased about 10 per cent. , attributable
to tho Murphy temperance movement. Which./
has a strong foothold horn.
Thostcolfunw-o capacity in ‘tWeIl'e iron
and stool millahasbcon increased 1,104 tons
per day, or at the rate of 324.9(1) tonspcr
your. in several mills the furnace capacity
has been increased upwards of 100 per mint,
in somoiiJOpor cent. and in may ucurly 300
per cent. >
Great homlway has been made in the luauu~
factura of wrought iron pipe. in 103i tho
capacity of local mills was 171,000 tons per
unnum; now it is l,‘.ll0 tons per day, or 300,-
000 tons per year, the greatest in the world.
Tho product of one establishment in it“? or.
caeded the total output of 1884.
Thu iron and steel wire mills havo also
branched out. and from Milli) hlmwl‘unv
num they have incrcanlyl to108.000 ions.
in the blast furnace buxincss an iucneaso of
850 tons per day, or 245,000 tons a year, has
boon altaiuul, while tho colic ilcld product in
being enlarged 23 per cont. An int-romeo!
20 per cent. has taken place in the capacity of
foundries engaged oxcluaively in tho manu-
facture of mill machinery, and the some
increase is notcd in tho boilcr and tank
industry. g
In the manufacture of railroad locomotives
thorn has boon an increase of ‘35 per cont. Tho
glam trade generally has had an immature
loom. In tho window glass trade on incrcaaa
of 5,070,000 foot par your has taken place; in
tho tnblo glnmaro brunch tho llll'n‘llfil’ was
about 10 pcr coat; in tho inauufacluroof
pinto gloss tho increase but boon fully 100 pcr
(cut, , tho monthly capacity now being 350.0“)
square foot.
Similar advancement luui taken lllili‘i' in
the-‘nmnulacturo of lino brtouwaro, lino brick
and sewer pipc, in electric lighting, in to-
bacco and spirits, leather and aim-s, lumber,
papa sucks, mrks, otc. _ ,
'l'lu- growth of tlic Natural gas intcrcstzs, to
which the magniiiccnt dcvclnpmcnt of the
country and western pill'llllll of the ntatois
among the most rcninrknblc things of the
ngc. 'l'hcrc are mgngcd in the enterprise
twcnty-six commnics, with n m-mituil invent-
nlcnt of $Lfil,.’r(l3,000,ot' which $18,300,111) in
invmtcd in Pittsburg L‘Ulllllfinltls. Exports
place the total displnccmout of coal by gas in
Alloghcuy county alone at 11H“) tons daily,
which is (quivnlcut to hillbilly» cubic foot
of gas cvcry twcnlylour hours. The I’hila-
dolphin—Charlie” ('(itololidnti-d mnipanics' air
tinlutcd daily camcity l\ now 0310!),000
cubic loci, or murc than r-nougb to supply the
county without amistaricc of the othcr
numerous wrupunics. Thon- are upward of
1,000 miics of pipc uscd in thcconvaying of
natural gas throughout Illa district, of which
thovl’hilndelphin and t‘bnrticrs‘ control or,
ruiii‘s. with sixteen Tuains from their gas
fiuhla.,,,, ' a Philadelphimtflinrticrs supplim
upward f 10,500 dWollings and 5'24 manufac-
turing cstabiiahmenta. .
Tho largciycxtuidal oil territory is also
causo for goncral common“, as indoml is cwry
itnaginnblc branch of lrado in all tho various
counlcs west of tho Ailcgheny mountains.
Millionairo Srinll'a Murilcrnr.
(lino/mu, Fob. ilk-”Tho murdorcr of the
millionaire. Amos J. Snail, is known. .-\t
midnight the police formally announced that
tho mystcrious Monroe strcot lodgcr wax Will-
lam ll. 'l'iturott,nml that he had boon nut»-
qucrnding as u iii-“simpcr l'i-purlcr. It is
claimed that tho polico haw IllM‘UVI‘l-‘d in an
old nah buml back of young Tim-oil's board-
ing house several bits of pnpcr which, when
put logothor, form a port. of n promimory
not» stolen from the auto. 'l'ascott‘s alias is
Cartwright. It is thought that. ho cannot.
long cacapo nrrcst. n4 ho is wall known in the
city and suburba.
Tho Tiarlll' lllll.
Wasmxorox, l-‘cb. lrl.-—i.’hairman Mills
and his laenux-rntn: iun‘ocintcs of tho ways and
means wmmittne have bccn working until
past midnight. for the last two weeks on the
new tariff bill, which thoy will won present
to the homo. The bill. it may be stated, will
be ready to submit to the ftdl muuintt'ee on
Thursday of next Week. It in barely possible
that tho absence of Mum Millsand Brecken-
ridge today at Providence. ll. 1., may delay
the matter until Friday next, but it will
certainly bu rcady to leave the handu of tho
ib-mm-rutic nuijority by that lithe.
Print: of Rare Autogrnpln.
Bombs, Fob. l“.~—'l'hc sale of the aim»
gmplpioollcctul by lion: l’orloy l‘ooro tormi~
nah-d ycstcnluy. Tiic amount rwoivul was
about $03.5“). 'l'ln- Illgllt‘rit prim-‘paidfor an
autograph was #90. it was it lottmr \vritlon
by Edgar A. l’oc. replying to a criticism on
“Tho llavon." Another interactinglctu-r by
P0», on literary matters, couuuandod $35. A
proclamation of limrgo Washington, as pro»
idout. in rcgnrd to tho laying out of the city
of “'uuliiugton. dawd Philadelphia, 1701,
went off at £15.
Albany Stataamcu 'l'ultn Ia Ilene».
ALBANY, l-‘eb. iH.——'l‘hc members of thc
“plum“. wont home yesterday to wait turiil
thcammbly coiling in propped up and law
makingcnn be rcsuniod with safety to the
monwho bhvo bald bandit Forty or “fly
nicn arc at work. Four holes have bwn cut
through the mulbly floorand the law ll
mom below, and excavation- willbe mad.
down both» foundations of the capitol. Whu
this iv completed wooden pillar-t will ho built
up to the nationally ceiling. The
moat is until Monday evening, Feb. 337.
Ila Iliad to math.
Nzw Your, Fob. ill—’i‘ho wrecking tug P.
J. Merritt collided with the steam lighlar
'l‘uckahoo 0i! Point ”Chant, N..J., yellow
day nilamoon. Charles Andorran, a deck
band, who was trying to put afendar ho-
tween the boats When tho oollhton occur-ma,
had him right log caught andcruahod alum
ton jelly. Hoblad lodtnlh hefor'atho tug
could mch'stalan Inland. Ba war 35 year-
old and had a family in Norway. The light-
ar'u upper works were crunhad. but tho Mar-
ritt war not damaged mnh'ially.
Ilia Republican Wan lint-d.
Damon,
eruption of Nutrition.
(1 m for
gamma Imm' mmmyum
$50. Boymur‘t plurality WNW”
nttributml, has bccn simply cnorinws, and is a
. hero continue to
”n" tothapnlioolut
" an meant; um A07.
a rot-rm. My. Which mm to
Tim. Douala. ,
Bummer, 1a., Fab. 1&«01d William
Win-t, who lived (at a farm twain lulla-
Jaitxs actors. Editorand Proprietor. ‘
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laughed. and pointed to the tire. When young
W-irt had gone into the burning building. in
search of his children. his father drew the
blade of the knife norms his throat and foil
dead. Repeated eflorta were made to rescue
the children, but the arbokc and flames drove
the Studio” hack. Young Win ha- bum
driven crazy by the tragedy, and his wife,
who is ata neighbor's house, is lying at the
point of death.
NEARING A POSTAL TELEGRAPH.
’l‘hn l-‘lrat official Recognition of [la l’oa-
‘ niblllty by the Government.
. \VASIIINGTON, Feb. 18.—~Tha pomibility of
the telegraph some day being a part of tho
[natal syutotn of the United Stolen has at last
iron“ ofliclnlly recognized by the government,
In the act to authorize the construction of
a railroad, wagon and foot mngar bridge
aurora the Mississippi river, near Burlington.
1a., approved by tho president Jan. 31, is a
now provision of law. Horewfore all such
oills have made such proposad atructums post
routos, but this act goes further and says:
“And the United States shall have the right
of way for postal telegraph purwscs ncrom
said bridge." .
It istho find. time, it to said, that. such a
provision has been imartnd in a bridge bill,
and is tho first oilicinl recognition by cungnssu
and tho cxccutjvo of the probable um of such
route {or a postal wiograoh.
llouao Contented I-Iloctlona.
Wan-macros, Feb. 18.—'I'ho house elections
conunittoo, having disposed of the Mchiflo
vs. Davidson (Alabama) contest in favor of
Davidson, tho sitting member, will meet next
Tuesday to decide uponn further order of
llllfilllm ltixtho general expectation that
the Illinois contact of Worthington vs. Pout
will be promptly taken up for (onsidcration.
Party linns were drawn in tho Alabama cou-
tast, and «minority report will accompany
the presentation of tho views of the majority
of the house.
Found Dead in a March.
t‘AMnEs, N. J_, Fri). iii—Tho body of a
woman, apparently about 30 years old, wcll
dnml in black silk, was found in a marsh at
the foot of South Fourth street, near tho
Ulouccstor and Mount Ephraim railroad, yes-
terday afternoon in her pockets were u
gold watch and chain, twi) gold rings, a path—
otbook containing 84.75, a ticket for Chisel—
hund, N. J., and a receipt signed llclcn Da-
mn: “'hcn found liar head was jtwt abovo
be water.
flmnllpox in San Fraud-co.
six Fuasctsco, Feb. 18.~—'l'hc quarantine
officers discovered several cohort of smallpox
among tho [Magus of the City of Pekiu,
which arrived yesterday from China and
Japan. The old Unlind States man of war
ship, and tho stricken pamngcnr were tmlS‘
farml to it. The mural was quarantined.
Sho is the fifth marrow steamer that has
arrival from (.‘hinn with smallpox on board.
Thu-o l'ntnlitioa at n l-‘lrc.
Nawaax, N. J., Fob. lib—Altar it tho at
l.) Livingston street had been extinguished
Wciuunan, his wife, and their 6-monthwild
infant unconscious in their bedroom, and all
fatally burned. The fire had originator! in
tho overtimn'ng of a lamp. which act are to
tho bod on which the Waimnnna lay. The
thrw victims were taken to the hospital,
whore it was said they could not rccovor,
('nnndinua Natl-fled with tho Treaty.
Unawa, Fob. ill—Tho draft of tho tish~
cry troaty was rot-aired hero from Washing-
ton T himlay. and was, it inlaid, cvnsidarod
at a cabinet meeting in the aftcnioon. The
nature of tho treaty will not be nvvcalad un-
til it is laid hnfora parliament. Politicians
man that mncetuiom
equally as important as tboao yielded by tho
L'atuulinn-x have been granted by the Amt-ri-
can mmmiasiouors.
lilticlnnnti'a Wmlsod Built.
t‘iscmsari, Fob. til—At the Matropolitan
bank yutcniay $300,000 cash was received
on the checks of l’midoul Means and Direc-
tor Duckm-rtb. It is pmbablc the money
may ho used in tho pay'mwt of depositors
and crcditora of the bank. in minnoction
with tho uneasinam prevailing in tho city, the
bank cxamincr called upon all the batik; to
main» a utoh-mcnt of their financial condition.
A Negro'a Brutal Crime.
Drum”, Fob. lti.——Sovcral days ago a
iii-yuar-old l’uiiah girl trained Annie lfultko,
an orphan, who lived with her aunt, was as-
united by a color-rd man while returning
from work in the evening, and reached homo
in Interior. (.‘onvuhtitmllat in tho holiday,
Winbardmth. 'l'bocaaowaa nod
night, the family being loth
to havotha facts become public.
Altar Italy Yuan.
Cow-lava, Fob. iu—Riclianl Cmdbollll
wa- racoivad yettanlay at the Ohio state
who on a ll: yean' tantalum for manalaugh-
iu', which be rewind in Muskingum county
in 1860, nearly thirty-two year: ago. He
huh jail after sentence was m. and war
mlydlacovorad about two mm ago living
ntChillicothaundor-thonamo of [mac ilrown.
The Votnrnn'a Ill-ht to Vote.
ALBANY, Fab. lit-«Tho majority and
minority "port- ot the judiciary ('00th
on the govtrnor't moi-ago concerning the
rightofmifragaotthovotaranhithohoidiars'
llama at Bath m ordercd'to llo ontha
tablain tho amhly yesterday. and to ho
printad.
no but in Again“. Cremation.
If“ Y0“. Fab. [Sr-Tho col
carnal iota-math. minimal chariti-
thnt tho law dour not allow tho motion of
thabodltt
“ d&w
Hhcnandoah has been fitted up as a receiving '
lust night the firemen discovered Hiram
north of this piano, , attom to kill his
auburn-nu yatardaymfitflalling no. , C aaasaagaggg;
Mm manual... mnemonic-m . i, raes's's’ssss‘es‘
infantgnndchildron Wharton-mowers ; 1.: icaananassaa ‘
leafltlsfrom the roof and windmn of tho >¢_> 3 "38888887 8°?- '
building the gray haired maniac cut an .. , figmmmwgagg w .
)lbroat Williamrn knifoand fall dam upon a; . 1 —, »r.;»"i-'?«'?!99¢~ w : 5' ?
‘thoground. The murdcrar haslnon"momaa 9- E ii I§_;§§§§3§33fi 0:;
tor them-tweak Homyosterday mom- o in ;: _ . ..g-r.'-‘l_§§l§; o
'ingmahout 0 0013;: meat in the htchan 3 gr. IE3§§Z§§r§§¥ 0
an breakfast , pm After .- ‘ . nab-.1» o
dwmealhadbeon eaten William Win, in. “9 c 1-, 1888528888888 “‘5. .
old {Inn's non. titarlod for a neighbor’s haunt. a? {5 " ."”_““‘“’2225:fi ,9
leaving hixwifaandtbatwo children in tho .g 51-33339-3333333
house. He had acarcalypasaedout of sight :1. l" 3': “”9"”‘3533 El
Whenthooldmanarmadhimu-lf withncorn c 5,14% Bi? £8338 c
He. Entering the kitchen Where Mm. ,2 91": “"9““223
irt was washing diahaa,‘ ha crept uptotho E. a L. 5?. 0° l
womanarulmcizingher by the hairpin-mph“ ; 'u'.’ 1 ‘” I 9.
went bet-throat. 8 ‘9 ‘8. g:
.332“? who... 2 r"' ——
, r mg tywo , o (s, , ” ‘-"~ - “-' i
called, and wenttotbehouaa where her huv- l (I) ‘3 l3§§§2f§§§3§
hand was at work and gave the alarm. Sov- ’ ’3’ “a I: c': ‘s: cit-L‘s: i: 2::
and armed men, under the command of lb.§2§2§22£33§
young WirtJtArtadto recon/e the children, '" “"
but beforo‘theycouldranch the boom“ - .-..-.._.-_‘_-_ -_._ —- .--.... ~
wereaaen crating from every window. Fain .. .
ing the rescuers was old man Win. llo .flufitmfifi £31,15-
‘nuatt s. I'LAt'l-Z, '
‘1
Teacher of singing. \‘oiccclnurol and than May
mg
(law l’. 0.. 1103495, silli'l‘ll NuthAldi. ('1‘
(1 ll. ”‘2‘ lt'l'lllh.
;. .
l ('atrro-r for ilk-riding» and l'aruw, ill d ltmplnymt-n
l icc.
50 MAIN 31‘” Si). NOIlWAlJl. CT.
> ‘ B. C. F. 130171‘\VI~JI.L.
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DENTIST.
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
chtb cxtmtcd without pain by the use of this or
thw E! icr.
Annsrios. V l {
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how u ;: .llucluuc Slipplics.:
' ;
Altaclimcula. l’arta. Nccdlcr. Brltr, cic. furnlrhi-d 3
Boriornl Repairing of all kinds and make»- of?
tit-wing Muchinca. i'. M. sliAlldfiR.
R‘l Main St. no. Nona”: tiM-ly i
“OFT" NOIIW'ALK SAVINGS BANK.
L
.11 \\ arhington Sin-ct.
upon Daily from 'J to 12 “.11).. and from i toil pJa
and on Saturday u-vcningu from t; in R,
[flown-n allow-d on Ilclmrllr
ALDEN SULLIANS. I'l’l’m;
JOHN ll. F'Ellllls. \‘ii‘wl'rrn;
63-bit
JUIIN II. KKAI'I'. .‘t‘f’. and 'l‘ruu
] It. IIAYMIIND.
I
lluildcr and Contractor.
Work dour by tho tiny or contract.
Uilic fool of llaviland St. on Walcr. P1). Box 617
or w
l 1‘. (‘Ilfl‘Vl‘L
I
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i urpcntcr and Builder.
l'lauv fundslicd and li'a-tininlca uivcn.
Jobbing of all land: pl'flllllllly attcndcd fu
abouann tillt‘l‘l. near Mail.
1'. u. x “thumb Nurwnihi t.
\ IJ'I‘. N“. HIIISIDN,
j
Organ!!! of Mir Fm‘t i‘nnunx'nlmnm i'uzirrl._“‘m.q
bury. 'l‘carlu-ro!
l‘inuoi’oric. Organ and it usicnl
Hun posi t. ion .
Tic! 1y Lurk Box 30 P. Lu, NURWALR. i "|.\"\'
Ions minimum. ‘
'
llEllClI A .V '5‘ TA I Lilli .
l2 llnilruzul Plat-v. So. Sorwulh.
Pantr fun-rd" 35w; Suits in order fur 013.00. liv-
palrmt' null cit-null": nlcmv .lum- 11m!
ATENTB.
G. I! B"! .‘G'I‘IDS,
\l’nablngton. ll. (‘.
Tm yctus in l'niu-d Stab-a Patent 00m»,
d.tw Guide to mvcntor» uialivd (m:
l“ THO.“ ES,
1.
AUHN'I‘ FUR Til la
thnix insurance Co. at Hartford
AND
N()'I‘All" l‘lllvfl.lt?- ;
HHWAY'I‘UN (‘UNN ‘
J I). .I I’JNNISGS.
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anccsnir to L. E. Quinmm.
Undertaker & Embnlmcr.
:No. 4 Knight St. Rani-fence, it East A \'c,.
sso-sm Sorwnllt, Conn.
i)». a...” um i. , l l
lerll'l nan BINDING!»
(tor ill-st Hanna and Butler Ser-t,
:miiwata. coax
on.» IIoIlrr-~l'ulil 0am ; from i to 3.1m! ’1 to
r p.|n ; Sunday—amt pm
W'I‘olnmunlcalion by trio-plump.
\V .-. Kxarr.
.
r\ H ( fl] I'I‘I‘ZC‘W‘.
Is now prcparcdw make pill! and :- cciticat'on
mi suponntcnd llu- conalrnction of adding:-
‘I' E II)! E ll BANDS A 3 LE.
Ilrnl'lw'l'nyl-Ir'l Building “Tulip-mun 01.. So.
Norwalk 110. 00:175. , claw
tfflll
American investment 00.,
0f Hmmm-bury, lowa.
I’All) l'l’ i‘.\l'l'l‘.\l..,
SL‘Ill'lrl'r‘,
75,”
fluid llcbcnlurcli pcrccnl. lli-izlulcrcd Ilonda. in
dclmunrutloin of trail. 0min and Mum
(lold llchcnlun- 0 pct n. t‘nnpou Ilumir. in do-
noniiruuium- of MN. ”It. “-00. stall, and Slam,
Punt wl'Flt'lll Fiirlniiand 7 par Nut. Mortgage
Ronda in ill-mmiinalinun of from pro to 310.111).
Tin-w lid-tin and Hangman il‘llllly ran for 5
you”, amidonol clceui-wwrct ufthe value of
tilt: miprrly niorlgagvd.
The principal and inn-rapt of dam homia coat-n»
tot-d by tho (‘0 and arc payable in tho City of Now
\‘mk. 'l'lu- financial condition of Ibo ('0. has hem
crumlmvl mm byom- titan- iianlt Cummimovom
and the Co. in now doing barium in thin- State
under thcir Illpl'n‘ binn.
'I'ln'rc [loud-r and Mlillgum’a un- nm-ml for talc ,
at par and rrrrm-d inn-re»! by 3
Ti“ boll d HOLDEN. l
llcll Esra-’1‘ and formula A6910». 4?: and $7 Wuh- f
baton 01., booth Namath. 0130. 4?"
H. 3. “00D“i
Watches, 0 l
mam» l
811verware. 3
watt-lira and 10mm.
nit lllnln Street.
special lliflllllm paid to thc "pairing of the}
FARMS
», -——»ANDQ——
llllllll'l‘lll RISIIIINIIS
FOR SALE.
-9...“—
‘ Insurance.
Fire. Life. Accident and PlateGlasm
IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES AT '
ha] has an Exclusions,
45 & 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
90>
Houses and Lots.
New Utilldilll Road, near D. & N. Railroad track.
. . 1,000
(lffllllllfl'lllt’. two houses and lots, each 1,000
Cnlu'ufd Sf. " " " 2,le0
Bridcn Ave-Mic. 600
I, “'0‘ Sum l, $32,500. 2,800
(Vina-U nt SUN“. 3,500
.‘li'iirlHW Sin .- 2.500
l‘V'hl'l-il‘t‘ .‘l'vi'l, 3,500
5 Ill): ‘ii tin .i H ”hymn-pl "Wort.“ lot (Willi-50, HUIISF I7 lelllll, ”(ind Bil"!
ill in _\_-.-vl \_‘~lllll|i'l , . 6,“
Sniilll Jinn 571w I. alum 5 ill'li‘fl. good llouw and llarn, 6,." ,
'Eiy Nl-ck Rood. 3.x
Elmwmul Avo-nuc. Lot 801 210, House 40:30, 14 Rooms with Lianto .
Mndrrn Improvcmcnts, Carriage Home and Stable, Good Garden: 88,500
Eluiwimd Avcnuc, Lot ll0x200, llouew quite now, 3,300
North Mum Slrm-t, oppositn tbu Lockwood pluc». unulcrn inrpmvomcntu, 9,0)0
\Vmul .rurd A \‘cillll'. $2.200. Hprilxgwnnd, 2,500
Day Sin-r l, . 3.000
Monroe Strcct. tlircc houses, rcsrmrtivciy. $1,800, $3,500 and 4,000
Spring Slfl't‘l, two ht‘usw, rrclwctivcly. $2.1. , doublc. house, 4,000
anllnnvl litr-zcl, good bonu- and born, 4500
Turnpikc. g'uul house and out buildings, lot 74x25). 2 000
“'crl Si rm f. 2:”)
Taylor Av. nun, good house and ham, 3,000
Cimprl Slrcct, cruunlmllhus :uul WHll built housc. good carriage house and
.tnhl», grounds spncimu and “'t'“ simicd, a charming vicw of Long
Hand Sound from piazz-r. 15,000
Concord and Spring Sin-ap- rmv of tcnenicnl. 4,000
B I I
ulldlng Lots.
llnmil'vn Avoid»). 65 Mt lmnl.‘ 500
rip-luv! I‘lflt‘v‘. 250
, Wm Sim". $1.500. $2.250
«Sillnlnll Slrm !, Inn: $500 I v 7“)
' Iiiunvm. l .\Vl‘l|llt.' and Buy \‘lrw Avrmit'. $690 to 1,000
(lotion llill Sir-wt and Bayvicw Avcout- (corner) H.000 and 1,200
Toy {or A vrnuc. $250 to 800
3...”, M m. Stu-M, 53,100. Nl-v'h Main Slrvct, 2,000
Mcndux Slrnl, $500. ('rln-n- Straw. 800
,Luw Sm r f. 5500. l’mc Strvcl. (m0
:R-nm. ll.il mad ‘3 zu'h‘l 1,
Spain > S we t, #450 1-. $050
East Norwal k.
O~l~mn Avonuv, mansion and colts-gr, um ward, $7,500
Cuttruo- _\\'u-tillc nuul lluyt Stroll $2.3m. llrnry Stow. 5 000
Osborn ;\vtlIUP Full Point Road. 3:200
Coltugc Avrlillc. 4,000
\'..u Zulu! Avrnuo‘. ‘2.
West Norwal k.
”mm- at d li'iin, lrn :icrc'n of land, $3.500
ll. not: aid lion. mm acrc, $850. House and limb. two acres, 1,350
N o rwal k.
Lot in l‘u‘id‘m; Inn». $1.0“)
Int nu H'ui Sh. ""
u.-
Middle Five Mile River.
llouso. 2 storics nod attic. 7 rooms. 2’ acns, mnuiv barn, lots of good fruit,
pruwrty ill cxccllcnt condition.
82.300
Tract of 15 IN‘I’tl'l, $2,000. Aim of 3 acres, 500
D '
an e n .
Emu of 40 nerve, ‘2 honors. largo hum. wi-ll adapted for dairy or market
gardening m lmtl : 20 minutua drive to S "I”! Nurwalk, 10 minutes
walk to Rownylon dcpv r'. 35,000
l’icauant rconlence Within a all ..t distance of Dorian rinpot, i new. good
houac and on. buildings 0,000
Farms.
Nonr tln- city with conilonvublo boum on Ibcm in quantity from 13 m 40
ncrcs. Prices from £1000 tn 018,000
w~bpttmllll looking for building sum: or improved Property for investment
ul’ tin-tr own in.“ abould tbov not wt! in tho lht anything to unit. are linked to call
"mt umltc known what tbs-y would likc, mu We may burn mnwthing not hated that
will pron- ju~t what lbcy wish.
Payments on most of the above listed prop.
erty will he made easy.
-—~~~ «00> ......._
Rubber Stamps.
Unions rtccivr-d on tho- llrulnrpott Ruhlwr Stump Company.
iiibitum :tl mnmn.
DEEDS. MORTGAGES. RELEASES and ASSIGNMEN [‘3 of MOKl'GAf-IEB
carriully drawn. and Mb 9: h: r. all property sci-orchid.
AUKO‘VLI'HXIMENTH TAKEN, (Nfllitly Public, (Yun‘nfighjnn. l‘ SUWIlOI'
Court.)
LOANS Nl'lllO‘l'lA'l‘Ell AND bli'lNI‘lY lNVl‘lflTl‘lD in 19qu um! 19".”,
securities.
EUROPEAN I’ABI’ORTS OBTAINED.
ADVERTISEMENTS for New York paws received and promptly attondad to
TAYLORfliéOLDEN.
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