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END OF A LIFE DEVOTED TO THE
CAUSE OF HUMANITV
A ”an Whoa Charities. Public and Pri-
Vlk'. Anrcgutcd I8,000,000—-A Fitting
We for Illa runner Ballad“ Part-
not, Georg. Peabody.
Wamo'rox. Feb. "ca—Mr. w. w. 1 mo.
run, the widely known philanthropint, died at
0:301 yesterday uninrniug. ll», mmwl away
quietly and [carefully The-rt». wuri no marked
change in his condition. llurcrnnincd uncon-
scious up to the end. Whoa tho but moment.
came he was surrnuiulml by his mlativcsand
friends. Hi0 physician. Dr. liarnott, who
hadbecn with the. sick man until a lain hour,
and had gone homo. rotunicd mm after Mr.
Garcon-an had pascal away. A scrvant was
quietly sent tor an undertaker, and soon attor-
ward the crane on the door announced to all
fl
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ill—“ls
IV. W. ('ORCE'HIAN.
[AWN by that the Well >[wnl hf» of tho phil-
anthropist was culls-d.
\\'llliati1“'iL~'on (form'lrun, philanthmpist,
was born in (imrgctmm. I). (7.. on Doc. :37,
170“, clown-yours nitnr his llllllt‘l", Thomas
liorcomn. had takcn up his nbodo in the little
town. Mr. Carmrnu's folio-r mine from
Ireland in 17%;, nnd .wttlml in hiltimnrv.
moving tuUmrgnt-vwn in 15?. and became
one of its moat thrifty tr:ul.»smwu. unrl evcntu-
ally oncnt llslllmt prnimm-nt ritizcns. He
served as nlnlorinnn, mirror Ilil'l ”stunt-tor
for many yours.
W. W. (,‘orcuran. ln-lvirt' h.» mu ot’ ugc,
formed a partnership with bin «dell-r brother,
and mm for some yours pimp-runs as" a
trudcsman. In ISM financial «hunter ovr-r—
took the little Intsino» cutz-i'priw. and the
tirrustupenrl-‘wl. Although an hwnnrnlulmli»
charge: mu grautwl by tho i'l‘v’lllltvlr. Sir. W.
W. Grumman now-r ri-lnx-xl Izi“ n'Ilwi’tr‘ until,
in I‘ll. ho had paid cvut‘y ilnllnr of ill“ liabil-
,iir:~ of tlu- firm. “1th intvrmt from tho rIutc
at: ruiuasrumrisr‘s noun.
mmmhm—tncntythrco years. In the
United Status Brunch bunk, Mr. Cowman, in
curly manhood, laid the foundations nf. his
vast financial and banking knowh-dgc, and
sulfimpicntly he opened a broker‘s villi-o on
Pennsylvania avenue, West. of “'illard's hotel,
In Nil) he married Mini Lou'nsu Amory Iilor»
ris, a daughter of Conn-nodnrc Morris, the.
distinguished naval olllcer. Mr. L'nrmran's
married life ended five years latcr with the
dot-tho! Mm Corroran. who left him a son
and a daughter.
Mr. t,?ot'coiati's sun dial not loin.r survive his
mother, and hi»; «Iaughtur. .\lls.\‘ Louise l‘or-
coran, was married in l»!!! to tho Hon.
George Eustis, of Inuisiana, and died in 1867,
leaving three children. In 1H1 Mr. Corcomn
became financial agent of the. Still!) depart—
ment undor Daniel Wchstcr. ’I‘hc govern-
ment. was at this than in tho most unfavorable
financial condition, and cllnrts to ucgotiatc a
loan had failed at. homo and abroad, Wllhll
Mr. Curcorun Ionncd n iartuq-rship uitli Mr.
Riggs and agreed to in 'c a gnwruurcnt loan
of $5,000,1XXJ at lOl. Mr. L'orcoruu's entire
capitulat the thin» did not l-xcH-d sumo,
and he led thc bankers and financiers of the
day in audacity and patriotism. The venture
was from the start a sum, and W. W. Cor—
corau from that time ranked among the
world‘s famous financiers.
In 1845 Mr. L'n‘lrcorun wont to England for
tho purptse of persuading tho capitalists of
London to accept American bonds, and so
great urn; his sin-mas on: llt' I‘L‘t't'ii't‘tl an ova-
tinn upon his return.
In 13:30 Mr. Cormran presciitcdtohinmtivc
town the picturesque l in): Hill v'ultlt‘bery. on
which he cxpctuled 3130,01». In 1.574 Mr.
Corcorun contributed lilwrally to tho sub
forers from the Irish fuminc. In in}? llu
mmmcncml tho croctlnn of thc ('urcnrnn Art
Gallery, which was 0 nod to tlw public in
1872, and Im‘l‘lgllm on ii'ashiugton's birth-
$37. 'l'hisb ’ding and grounds cost $250,-
: the collection of statues and pint .
which were the nucleus at what is now to be
seen there, were valued at $010,000. Thom
trcmiros of art, which havo boon greatly
'added to, are practically free to the public.
Almost contemporaneous with tho allery
was tho erection and endowment of the disc
homeby Mr. Corcoran. Th» building which
bear! that name is a very bountiful «mo, and
is on Mascot-humus avcnuc. between l'ittcontb
un-I Sixteenth streets, northwest. Tho home,
which is for women of refinement and minim
who have bccmnc reduced in circumstances
in tlmir old age was named attor- Mr. Cor-
coran’n deceased c and daughter. The
building and grounds cost $200,000. The home
has an endowment fund of would
Mr. Peabody and Mr. (Iormmn. who might
be callml twin philanthropists, were nn the
most intimate terms for half a mntury. 'I‘ho
Imam Mr. Corcoran's excellent librar
mo! the test interest. nuoot thcm
from Mr. caliody when ho um Mr. (.‘orco-
ran's financial tnrrosfiiiideut in London. The
lattcr compliments r. Corcoran upon his
mummy ”will“ dill?“
. ' pro-ca o r tract
to the Columbtun university, to tho Ifrotmc
ant Asylum the site {or their build-
ing, and to Columbia college its mullcal ball.
I] contribution toward the erection ot A».
church was $80,000. llix donations
to cducatloaal and theological institutions at
the mthcrn statu have boon almost oqtmlly
3mm
InlllMltrfim-ooraurctlmdt til firm
a mm B
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d: and soon after made a
European tour ant-President Fillmore,
duhcwbich howu tho recipient of many
W. llis liberal act ct WW
munlmll known; hisgpplmn gm
of mm ion ch . the removal
at Howard 1’s ’5 remain and
coming at who to an In
Melon! nu churning Win.
Rocxhznal, 1‘10... Fab. 25.me pnddcnt
.undpartyurrlved hat-c byspacialltcamcrat
ll o‘clock yesterday morning. After pariah.
ing at lunch Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland walkcd
haltamllc among the beautilul palms and
orange groves, and on remand; were photo-
graphed on the trout 31;:me the hotel Indian
.mver. The lmilding was beautilully dic-
orutcd with a large variety 0! tropical plants,
fruits and flowers, artistically arrungcd. At
1 p. in. n magnifier-tat lunch was vprcmi titular
tho giant iivc oaks on the banks of tho broad
river. A Iomial mwrtion was tcndcmlthe
party, and the guestn wens intrmlucmi by J.
M. Inc, at the hotel. A large number of pot»
pie living on the river camohundredu 0! mill!
tomtbo president and Mrs. Cleveland, and
the. latter was greatly amused at mum of tho
stranger cratt that" landed at the docks.
A bug» channel bass was prcscntml to the
president. and be maria the donor happy by
saying: “I don't bclicvo I could pull in that
follow mysolt'."
The party, who arc all in thonmst genial
spirits and small highly of tln-ir \lclightlul
trip so tar, lclt hero in tho attcniwu for Sam
foul. arriving there at lab, and were greetcd
by tho looming of cannon and tho chairs or
a multitude of. admirers. The ~prtcidential
party was mounted to the cximitlon grounds,
and, alter the aural honors hail boon paid to
tho distinguished party. left at 3:30 on tho ro-
turn journcy to \\'a.~;hington.
l'il.\lti.EST-‘lx, H. l'.. Fob, 25,—.I'rvniulcnt
('lovcluiul and party urrivml hunt nt 0 o'clock
this morning. II» “as ri-w‘iml by Mayor
Brynn and ‘n commitvo oi oighty alulcmicn
and cilia-m. A saluto ol’ twoniy—ouo» gun:
was flmlonhisurrivul. Tho ‘ourth Brigade
troops, the (‘itudcl cadets and various civic
moieties were reviewed on Marion squnrc.
Tho people had dccnratcd tIu-ir houses Inv-
Iishly, and the divdingu'n‘hml \‘lhllul‘fi rm‘cll’ctl
a most outhusiastic \\ ricotta».
THE ,MYSTERY OF A CRIME.
“'ru, .lulln lit-unmly (‘urmwllml to Illg
llis Dun Grays"?
St'Li'iit‘n Srnixus. 'I'i'x., Full. Bil-Inst.
Sunday night John Kennedy, a tonnnt on tho
farm of Mr. Junios Smith. twvlvomilcs south
of this plncc, left his EIHIIN.‘ after supper and
never rcturm-d. Ills prolongcd RIM‘llt‘t‘ caused
uncan'ncn: to his witc. and Mon-lay moniing
she got tho mighlmrs to warrh {or him.
Scorch Wit" continual until \l’wluwdny t-thlh
lug. wlwn Krnnmly's body wu.‘ in mud mm an
old lll'rllil.‘ mn- milo from his homo. Tho hack
of hi.» hvntl was horribly wru~liwl in Your
placcs. lusidothchoimrsignswuhl I» smut
of prn‘pnrutions to hang the~ man and the
print of a row on the ground. T Ito house
hm] nu floor. Thcrc worn also prints of tho
rope about th'v neck. Sour Wllm‘ thv but}:
Inywnsulmlcdug in tho grouml—«Ing cw
dcntly by lllnb‘clf.
(In tho- prouwiin; Friday a mun \vcll
mouutml and urnml lmsl inudu- hlltlrp invpiirim
of tho n‘ho-rcnbouts of, Kcuumly. \l‘hcn Kon-
ncdy was told of thi< llr elbplnyml much un—
casincxe. and dwlnn-nl Ii» “null immo-vlintcly
tnin man with whom Ii» mudv- mystvrious
nllusivub‘of Iiuvinghml it tragic clitlii'ulty lit
vvr>tvrrx'l\:xzi<. Th" :vuvrul opinion is that
tho Elfilt‘ by tho Solo n! his Ilt'flll ley “as iit<
traded to I» his grow. which ho was t‘orcul
to dig. whilc oilirm think ho I‘nmmltlwl sumo
robbery in womb-m Toms. mnl that his cucmy
was making him scan-h for thc stolon mutiny,
A 0100.000 Fire in Pittsburg.
Pmsm‘no. Feb. 25.—.-\ am on Now Grunt
street lad evening destroyed nearly $010,000
worth of property, and. for n time thrrnh-nccl
destruction to an entire block. The loan Wm;
distributed as follow: J. M. Poet & Co. , $31..
000: Walter lloruiuig 8; (To, grain dealers,
85,000; l~lchoomalrcr k ('u., grain dealers,
37.000; Henry Kcmmlcr & Co, c0300 road.~
err, $30,000; Orchard l’rcscrvinp; company,
$2.3,(Xl0; Pan Handle railroad company. 3.1! I.
Tho Poet building mm insured {or 530,01».
The insurance on the other pruporly could
not be lcarnml, but will probably roar-h halt
caused by a defective line.
A Peculiar Legal Controversy.
wa Your, Feb. ill—John 0. Marshall, a
well known man about town, tmucrly
wealthy, ls suing Mrs. Elizabeth Worthman,
11k sister-in-huv, for 325,000 damagcc, alleging
that shoaldad his wile in palmlngod a strung:-
child on him as but own. The atIuir mrrcd
{our-years ago. The child died, and Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall scparatcd soon afterward. Mr.
Marshall has since become convinced that ho
was imposed on as stated. He claims that tho
object of tho trick was to sccum for Mm.
Marshall :1
astute when he died. Mrs. Worthnm. n ho
is quite wealthy, declares that it is a vase of
money blackmail.
The Trusts Investigation.
NEW YORK, Feb. Eli—In the trust investi-
gation yesterday J. 0. Mott, trauma-rot tho
Cotton Oil trust, wrroboratud tbc tcstimnny
of Mr. Scott as to that com-cm. Mr. Mutt
receivesa salary as trustee, and lllltlhlwr as
treasurer. "t‘ thinks the trust will hut about
twenty-five years. Amzi How’cll, ulitor “I
The Mill: Reporter, said that tho mill: rnto
on western roads to New York is momma-d
by the Milk must. The prosont prico (31"
cents a quart) to the farmer does not permit
of proper {coding of the cows, ('ounsul Root.
promised to ham some litandurd oil incn
present for examination to-dny.
Wants Damages for Illa Wife's Aflcctlonn.
lam FALLS, N. Y., Feb. Lil—Society
people arc greatly startled over the peculiar
law suit of S. A. Rhodes, a jowclcr hero, who
sues two Montreal gamblem for $10,000 ouch
tor alienating his wife's nllcctlom. )er.
Ithrxlcs, whoisn [naming woman. sum-
incrcd at Samth hut station. While: there
she met A. I). Maloncy and Joseph Pout. ot
Montreal, and was continually in their
aocicty. Ilhodcs has entered an action against
Maloncy in tho superior court of Montrcal
for 010,000 damages on account ol improper
conduct. with his wife. A similar action has
been brought against Pout.
Filling [In the Calla.
Losnox, Poll. 2.1—)”. Jillilt's Lloyd, the
delegate from the London home rule coni-
mlttcc, who was arrested at. Ennis on Fob.
lBIor inciting Wants to resistanco to cvlo-,
dons, was convicted and sentenced ymtcrday
toonc manth'simprisonmcnt at hard labor.
Mthcconclusicn of the sentence Mr. Lloyd
told the judge that a tow more victories Illio
those the “(mo Rulers had achieved at.
Edinburgh. and liouthwarit would swoop
Torylsm out of tho country, whereupon two
constablcu seized him and hurried him to
Limerick jail.
(iomuny‘s Anuloun ltoyalty.‘
Bhutan, Fob. 25.--Thc cmmroau‘ anxiety
over the condition of the crown prim has
thrown her into a slaw of nmom cxcltn-
meat. which in bocoflng alarming to bar
physicians. Bile has lately become unable to
Iliad lean, and continues in that. state despite
allaflartatoproducc a reaction. 'l'bogmnd
ditches-0t Baden bu also reacbodacondl-
lion 0! semi-distinction over tho death of her
lumrrhice 1min, and the mpcror mutually
Implem- bls physician to pct-mil him to jour-
mymsanltcmoandnmaln bytbc bod-id.
elitism
. I
leave tho country if In- ltuvu (In. In Ir» a cor.
thcloeu. Tholim is snpposol to haw boon.
larger share of his then largo ,
' so: .mwocmm ENGINEERS =
ON THE GHIGABO. BURLINGTON AND
QUINCY T0 8TBlKE.
Anci- Enduvorlng (or Three Wait. to
Adjust thc Din‘crcncu netwccn the
Bond and It: Employ“, chlot Arthur
Sanction: Extreme Measures.
Cameo, lv‘r-h. 25.~Ilc1xirtatodnyindiruta
that within a work them will not ho a wheel
moving on tho Burlington‘u grout system 0!
rallroada ‘ ‘
nintive engineers, said last evening:
“A committal representing tho rmtlonal or-
ganizations of engineers and firemen have barn
in Chicago for three weeks trying to adjust the
dillcrenceu between the men and the Chlcuxl),
Burlinghmaad Quincy. They were put on
with promhius'7 and finally saw Mr. Stone, the
general manager, but were unable to tallest
any cattlomcnt. Then they sent for Grand
Master Sargent, at tho Firemcn‘a brother-
hood, and mysoll, and we arrived here Thur»
day morning. We saw Mr. Stone, Vice—
I’msbleut Paisley and Mr. Merrill, of the
company. We discussed wv -ral propositions,
until finally the quastlon of wages was
reached “'0 then asked {or 3 14: cents per
mile for eight-wheel pawngcr engines, and
334 mum pcr mild for six—wheel connected
engines. This Mr. Stone would not concede.
Then we conceded the 3; 34 cents, and Mitt-d
for 31—: cents per mile, regardless of tho
clam of engines. That in what the ('hirago
and Alton and the Santa Fe systolic. granted,
but Mr. Stone would not listen to it. \l'c told
him then that if hi4 cngiutcrs and tin-men
dclcrmincd wiluit work on “uni-I ranction
it, and we rctircd.
“Tho strike, whcn it wines, will involve
. t'hicago, Burlington and Quincy .~ystcm, but.
; no train will be Ictt standing on tho track."
, . Mr. Arthur said that the present raw is the
‘, first instance in ten yuan in which the Broth—
: hood of Engineers have failed to actilc u dillii
3 rally with a railroad mmpauy without rc—
l sorting to a ctrikc. There In no tixod rate of
, wagos on the Chicago, Burlington nndQulm-y,
} he said, and all that the mcn askcd was the
I nulcago'rntc paid by 00 pr-r ccnt. ot tho rail-
: roads in the country. 'I'hc only qucStion that.
: was l‘t‘flttllt'tl in the mnicrcuv'c With the milk
I puny was that 01 the wages of pamngrr cu—
,gincers, and that is the only qncstinn that
' will be involved in the strike.
The report istbat Deidre night tlu- whole
road will be timl up from our endtothc
, .
3|.)lll0r. Frcight novvcll as pauwngcr trailic
livill lJtlSIOmeI, nnrl most of lllt' switchcn-
P glues will be abandonul.
l Thc Committee of tho ('hivugo, Burlington
: and Quincy turn are said to harm consider“!
i tho matter nuioug thrinsclvm. and announced
1' to Arthur and Sargent that tlwy have do-
. cidcxl to call out the limit. and L'hicl Arthur
gave his sanction, 'l'hc numbcr ol cng'un-crv
I and human on the road I) about l,.’)00.
Miss (‘nllin Dcclnrml Sana.
i NEW Yului. Fob. 25.
1 two commissioners, npp-iutul by the suprcxno
Ecourt, dwided last night that Ilamct H.
, Collin 'bsnna, and mwblu- of caring for llt'l'
ipcrson and promrty, and i4 not trying to
g force Actor Bellow to marry her.
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‘ lulportsi and Imports.
[ Waxiuxuros, l'cb. 2.3- Imwrta to tho
3 United States during January [wt aggro-
: gnu-d in vain» éfl~.-l.~7,tfi:$, against SSIJJJIJTLS
in January. In“: Exports during January
past ngg’rcgutul $ll",07iv.‘lul, ugaimt 371.1“,—
33‘) in January, I55
Ilia Body Ncnrly (‘ul In Two.
ULEAN, N. Y., FUEL 1‘5 —~Tirnntliy Ilalcy,
of Smithport, Pa, “as instantly hillnl last
evening ncar tho Futon llt'pil! I \ fell upon
tho Weston: Now York and PM isyiizuua
nulrontl lrmh niul u Hilln'll tngu - nearly
cut hi5 body Ill too. “K"
\Vlllllml .90.000. liul ”I00.
who 51ml tho Irwin liotvliltw (5mm lur
datllagcs for [icing lrumt Mitof :1):th mm
puny t‘ornu-«I by llotchkixV. Stcciuanx Irwin,
was yostoruluy uwarilul Sim by a jury. Ila
cluttnml 3101mm,
ltnlll ltoblwrs [nun-us.
liasmm, .\Ir., Fri». 2.1-l'Iarl-um Whitney,
ul‘k'llfit'llt'l robbing Miner liq-mutt of his trcas~
urc, “hen brought into court yoawr-Iuy, \"llll‘
(In-w his plan) of not guilty and plead guilty.
His nu‘otnpht‘c, Rotor, cull-rod tho sumo plea
Thursday.
Private King Aqulttml.
l Iliumxmx, Frlv. 3.3. «A'I'Im jury in tho (.‘KL'lU
‘oI l’rivuto Francis ll, King, on trlnl in tho
l'nitcd Stairs district court for tho killing of
Ryan Willis at Fort llamiltou, in Novcmbcr
lust. Iatc lust night rotunicd a verdict of not
guilty.
CONDENSED NEWS.
Charla-s tint-u \ll'Ul'll‘tl don-l on the iloor of
tho Now York Cotton I'In'hangc. Heart
disc-aw is. supp‘n'cd to have bccn thv causc.
A spa-ml from Irhnnou, Mu, says that the
man nrrcstul thcrc tor the murder of Million'
airc Stroll, in Chicago, is not Tumult.
0n the arrival of tho stmmcr Sonic at New
York, from Iircmcn. two lummgcm, t'url
menu'nltlr-r and Joseph ItilnIn-rgcr, worn
armstcd. 'l‘ln-y will ho I‘cIllrllul to Bremen,
when.» thoy uro wanted ml wrupod convicts.
Mr. Louiw Clark, aged N; ycum. Was struck
by a train at Tonawuudu, N. \'., and hurt,
probably fatally.
W. ('urncy. of IIorm-lhvillc, a brakunlau
of tho lfl'hlgh Valli-y road, was crudtod to
death at ltwi; tilt-n, N. 'l'.
A boilcr in u sawmill at Golden. Mir-IL, 0x-
plodcd on Thursday, killing Fin-mun Lamb
and scvcn-ly in juring nxwthcr mun.
Dan Wron, the Chicago boodlcr, is in state
prison at Jolict. llo is ain‘ll a lat man that a
uwcial suit o! clntlics is being made for him.
John C. New, 01 Indiana, says Senator Har-
rison is the choice of tho Republicans of the
Ilotnicr stain for president.
Governor llill hoard argtmt. yesterday
on an application 0! the death sentence 0!
Oscar F. Bcckwith to lilo lmprinonmcnt. ,
By an explosion of a still in the Atlas oil
refinery at. llull‘nlo Charles Swanson was
killed and Superintendent McGrady was
severely lnjurcd.
Turkey is ready to tell Prince Fenllnaml
that he i» no longer wanted in Bulgarian
sum as tho other mom request her so to do.
Altair: in Peru arc in a scrim. state, owing
to the depreciation ot the paper money and
the luck oi coin to take in plucc;'ahoon
sccount of a probable invasion of the country
by Bolivia. "
This sale of the Libby prlnon, at Rlchmoml,
Vm,for removal to Chicago, will be put-techs!
on Monday.
A vigoumw young man In Cleveland, 0..
died from exclusive cigarette making.
mutation, acbcrolteo, who lived in no
Indian tcrrlory on sum rivet-(«u dint
and killed by Ned Chm In Indian del-
“mlnhy” liars-a, mucosa to ho llama
It W, 0., lurch 10, forth- madam!
m Kltlllm, but been thAll'll
at an appeal.
it 0011le Elli-W
ovary engineer. lawngcr and ln-ight, on tho,
Chic! Arthur, 0! the Brotherhuul of how ‘
‘Uvfimfln sl
EDGAR 8. PLACE.
ll» arch-ad manicure r! t'lurN l:
1101 £100: Norwalk to ma lhexhlknlul m
r m ' "id unset! wlw‘mfl ‘1}. 122a.” TWO! Singing, “gem” and pimp my
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mmm.Norn-aik.t‘t. Open cranium. mom
C I). D’ABTOIB,
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Monuments and Headstones.
Donut buy smoaumcut or tic-datum from any
photograph. bingo direct to the chow room oi
. W. Baton, Water Street. “mall: and select one
all coon-Iona and on will not be disappointed in m
appcamucc. Dru or In all kinda of ulldiug none
and l’t‘liicll‘l’y work.
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Gain In number of outstanding l'uhcms during nationnuturduycvcnmgs {rumble 3'
1M, 275,0:5 . , Winn-rust allowed on Dcpuslta. .
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1.2321933? W .. "M“ v “"4"“ “I" I 9- ~ Builder and (.onti'uctoi'._
Narnia-rot i'ollrir-s m Fun-21.3“! ‘ 0. 7 . . , . . . .
Now lunurnurc \vnttrn during INT, stillinllrlw. J “Mk “M" “3 ilu '1’” 0' runtmct.
Capital and Survlu~ tor u'cnmy or 'oluzylioldnno 1 (Mile lord of iluvdund St. on Watrr. I’D. ilox til?
fittrly.
owl and above the rcacrvc rclpiirml by low, it [WI . dd: w
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Amount pant .y the Company to ma 'nliryv . . . . - i
holder» {or Claims, out, nincc organization, plus (I ' t ' ( Id)“ L. l
pro-cut invcrml Anemia, 8iH.608,lt£l.M.
.itlrlEI'll LEII'NIK, Aural.
Carpenter and Builder.
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NEW HAYES, Feb. 235. ~»Iuvoutur Sttwnun, ,
F . i ’ l‘llllll tarnished and Ertimutn- given. 1-000
American Investment COW , Jobl’mgfi’: Ill fixing: £201:er flgi'gdcd t0. (irauilevillc. two houses and lots, curb 1,000
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u! Emmi-taburu. inwa. ‘ P' u g“‘ “3' South “OWN” 0‘- Concord 5" .. .. “ 2.000
. - : "XL“, 5]“.36’3. " " ‘ ' M" Bclden Avcuuc. 000
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I’AllH'l’UAl‘lTAl. ..................... scrum; 1 . . Lowe Smut, $3,500. i 2.300.
SURPLUS, ............................ 75,050} Organist of the Fin-t Comm-gallium L'hurch,Watcr w» . _ . ,
bury Tcachcrot .m .‘tnut htn o l. , 3,500
(Sold Drbcnlurv v; pcr rout. Rruiitrrml Bunch, in )' . ‘ ' . 1“,. ml- W \‘l. ,
delllillillliilllnl’h‘n! 55W.81.000uml,$.‘3.l0tlll.d l ‘ l lilllOElll'lt‘, urgnll lllld MUSICRE ‘- '*‘ ” ‘ "' r 2,500.
tam: h-bcntur~ i‘ wot. t'oupon toil at, n do- \ - - 5 ‘rn: k' 3, 5",. g. . _
nummmmm of gunfight). $31ktlmhllnvl$fnflt , UilIIIIOSIt-lon. é . D. n . ,, . - ' , ~ [1'50”
First vatrrn Funn I‘iuml 7 pr cont. Mortgum-j 7g: 1, Lock flux 3!) I’. 0,, NlIRWAle. CONN. lh‘lmh M'W‘ -" '9 Illlylhi‘" l M" ”ta Itvt Carrion, Hulls“ ll Rooms, (load Barn
Ihv‘nd-A Inlrlctmmiuumm‘ n! Imm $1“) to 310,0.” g -. .,. . . .. . .. -' ,-,1i p; 1: . I rhythm.“ . 6 m
"rim- load.- and llortvzngca Immll)’ mm for 5' nus “Lunch“, ‘2 . . ~ '
ycarr. and do not rxt-cu! town-t at tho ruluv- of’ J ' 65'4”“ M‘m 5.1.». i- "9““! " ‘l"“""- gm“ "0““? and Bil"). 6,500
tln- property moms "rd. V v 'r v r v ' .t ..
The- prlnmpul umhmvrv-t oi [hon-v bnnds‘mmranv 3 }lhu( H A 1‘ l l A 1110“. ' ‘ . 3'00“
tml by thct'n and arc pnyuhlr in lllr City of m ; lg Ilnlll‘titlll P1800“ - So. Vill‘wlllk. Uy 3' Ck “Hull, 2 500
York. Thc financialmndumu of tho ('0. but Im-n l . ' l . , , , _) , , _ '
rxsmiinrd tutu by our Emir [look t‘oinmimonmr PM)!" ‘0 0“!” 95>“): N111!“ 10 07d" “‘1' ”3-09; 39' Ll"“"“'d “‘ ""m'r 1“" “0x .10, “bus“ 40330. 14 Rooms WI"! Llento,
Mill no» (in. :~ tin“: ilhitlL,’ humus.“ m um 5mm . lvélflfll: {m} rlf‘lf'llnfl Flfl'lyfiilflf- _____ '1')” Mmkrn Improvements, Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden, $8,500
"'515EL5§5"§§3£.'§§”;§§¢'TKlimt-m. 3... .mm: to mic: ATENTS. . , Eimwm'd AWN“ L“ 59*?” house 0""? new. I 3.300
al‘PM=UH1W'*‘|"M1 ”H'Tfilfi‘x'); or: v “M I)”, (in. I! BYING'I'OX, , North Main Stu-ct, oppositctlio Lockwood plucc, modern improvements, 9,000
:l‘rll l1-r:u-~m.d Iii-unmrc Axillut-I.‘ t5 and, dT'lV‘mlr T “Imll'lhtlfiltgltit't 21;; ll OI! r M .. h N H .. h ' " 7,
IILIIU‘I 51.. \ l'ill'. .‘i m: 'k. t'onn. ~i'3tt "“ Fm” “ n: l ~ 9 “l . ' "~ v , . . ‘ - - .
‘ I u. u 3 d&w tinulc to inytrntunl mount (rec. “ WM“ old i“ ""“"- $330“ hprmg“ 0("l- 2,500
' ‘ ’1’ luau»: " ’ “ " Day Sums _ 3.000
“surfl “I” 1 fl [1’ av: I l." I A("F\"l' FOR Till: Monro» Strcct. thrcc houacs, n spectiwly, $1,800, $3,500 and 4,000
I b T L l , ' " Spring Sin-ct, two houses, respectively. $2,200, double house, 4,000
o-Morrow May 8 00 atE- gthmx InsuranceN 19‘" of Hartford Havila‘nd Sm... good house and burn, 4,500
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rut. m. Iimloumrm l’nhrythat you may am! in : N()'l‘,\ BY [‘17 "1.10. Tump'l‘e‘ 3”“ ”mm" “M 0‘“ ““"dmgl'v l‘“ "'-‘-"‘l- 2.000
I! you Im- or it you div, it mil lu- a holy: RUWAYTUV “0“ “ff-st SIIEI‘I. 2 m
to your (arm v ill; l'i'hlr a day Will giro a young; ' ‘ ‘ i ' , _ , , ' , a,
mu m..-...1....m.....Humor” Iwr in turn 9.: g - » 7 ._ .._-.'..>. ~;- ~ -- ~~-~ » ,.---_ ~«— In) Inr tho-1m". good house and burn, .5000
51:2,”; ", ,,',‘,’,f,‘}‘|15‘,”‘“f"r stir, ' "““l‘” l I . l" -"v»‘-"-‘"-‘- ‘, (Iliappl Htrwt, commodious and well built house. good carriage Imus» and
“MW?“ ”3.. ' ' ‘ ' l Sln‘t‘i'ém! in I.. E. llulntutd. . at ihlo, grounds spacious and well shaded, a charming view of Long
CONNECTICUT GENERAL Undertaker a; Embulmcrd “and Sunni fromriazzm 15.000
. I . Nil 1 Knrght N. lil’Pltlt'lit‘l‘, .5 Eliot Aux, l UV'W‘IIJ lll’itl SPHDK Streets '0‘? 0f tenement. 4,”
[.le Insurance 00., *swlalm- Sui-walk, Conn. ‘ I I. ,
w . Bmldm Lots
s..~. l.'llu.\l.\li.'llli~ll'.d:viu._ _ I)"' ““"”""‘""'" - I
7,; at $011!?) Somalk. ——nynrz asn nz~muscz-- Hamilton Atomic. 67! feet from, . r
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‘ ’ . :(‘or. West .tvcnuc and Built-r Sin-cl, l’rnspvt‘l l’lucc. . 250
For Rheumatism; you... mxx “a... 5...... “m ”’25,,
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And a n , 52:31:“? hilt-1.35.3.3. ‘ W“ ' “" ' ‘° ' mm...” Mm. (mm W) m 700
l “3" I . l. ti , ”:0 "I . K'F't‘nmmunirazlon by z: .z‘phonc “2‘00 . Elmwnod Avriluc aml Iluyvii-w Awnuc. $69010 1,000
“I Ill” . H S (I It ( ' ~ —— Golden llill Sir-wt and Ilayviow Avcnuc (vornvn $1.000 and 1,200
i ' 5‘. , \\'. ‘- l‘7““"" ‘ _T8)’lllr :‘l't’hllP. . 250 to 800
. . So uh Main Str . it, 400. North Main Str ‘ It, 0
. , 1 . AH( lli'l‘EC’l‘. 3 ‘ , ”,f , y , ” ~’
[I fllarfl Q Balsa arlllfl , I— Low pwpur-dru malt.» pump and rpo-cirimt‘or. ,' Mcndmr 5‘"?ch Ml . truss burr-t. 800
U I ‘ and ruirrriutrnd the construction oi hlliltllllKP Low Stu-pl. $,,ul_l, Pm.» Stil‘t’l. 600
3r fl t B ttl E‘ER‘IS HE‘S") ABLE. RON“? Ell“ l’t‘flll 2 aunt l t,
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a h n a 0 e ' lPFI‘E »T. "u”:- lillldzn' Washm 'tnn SL. 80 V ~ V, . -
8 5 - .Nlll'w‘lllla'. 1.5M "to Bu: 7:,“ l. dsw ”Spring 5 hit, $4M) to $050
SOLID llY .
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Geo. B. Plaisted, iiocsaroxu: uivnuos. ; EaSt Norwal k.
Nomad; and So. .\'onvu'.l., I‘Ji tint é Dt-ccmbcr ll. ISST. < ’ . . '
uuvcitndgrpon ,0, I’itlaflcld. :(an Awnri . mansion and cottagc. two acres. $1500
7 l0 .1 m. accommo'n
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NOTICE ! !?
st'xnar unit.
it) “ cxprci-n 730a m.
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Ww. II. Star usmu, Vu'c l’m-‘i JL ilru'l Man'g'r
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ml '~ prrm. ‘6)“ “ Arcom.
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inst!» " Accom. 5.10 “ Raptors.
5l:.50 p. ru..l‘.xpm-p. :H'.’ " s..t.x.ll.rpcc.
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not “ ll: mm. 0.36 " ccom.
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7.3;! " lmulhlx. lint? " liortou Ex.
8:” " li‘port npcc. I‘LL’I “ "
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0.13 Accom. 7.32" Accom.
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7.32 " Win 6.51p.m.llrcom.
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“.510 “ aurora.
Train: have taint .NOIIIIK.
uoixn win. com nn.
6.05 I m. 8% shin.
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Corrected December tlth. um.
I’mnur Train.-
PIANOS.
“Trlod and Triumphant.”
"undid II Mount 0|le at Ton.
OIIA‘I’ GAPAOI'I‘V 0" VIIIATION
AID DUIAIILI‘I'V.
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SOUTH.
“0" 'nmm-M W" :2 "‘°"“" "‘ l.V.NOMIllt. Lv.Bo.Norwalk. ammo Point
maroonumctlon- B'"'"‘“'""" “33‘ m. tuna. rmam.
ununnutworkmambin: in 1‘ 9” ‘,', ,3” ii
nuvwnnuuo wTh-rwIIIIn-I 19' “ '° '
a INC-"M. and trap .01 tune at can-7 Jig}? m- ‘32:“ ' p.'.
«in-mm «non- om"! 00'" Waco-5 m "mm m «rum in “aw
m us; i; NORTH.
OVIR WILQQQ , z: Lv. mum Point. mutton-Ill. lit-Emil!
Sand for mu ammo!“ pamphlet and , 7 .5”, “mm, twanlll'x'd 744 mm
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W. ll. mics. Victims. and don‘t hunger.
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SOUTH NORWALK,
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FOR 3.5.1.123.
W nfi’w—wa
Insurance.
Fire. Life. Accident and Plate Glass.
131 BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COMPANIES AT
Hill E i all Ellllllfl Illlllll,
45 & 47 Washington Street,
W-.- ' - court.
Houses and Lots.
New Canaan Road, near D. d: N. Railroad track.
l Cntirge AVI'IHI" and llnyt Smut $2.300. ill-my Strcel. . 5,000
Osborn .-\vcuue Fort Point R Ind. 1200
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(.‘nllul't' ;\ venuc,
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4,000
i Van Zuni Arctiur, 2.
6 West Norwalk
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Home and Burn, tvn acres of land, $2,600
House and Bur, or.» :rrc, $850. House and llarn, two acres, 1,350
Norwalk.
Lot on Pudding; Emil". ”cm
[ill on Him 5%., 2.5“)
Middle F We Mile River.
"misc, 2 stories and attic, 7 rooms, 2} acres, roomy burn, lots 3! gmul fruit,
propi-rty in rxccllcut condition. ”.300
Tun-t o! 15 urns. $2.Wl. Also 0! ll acres, 500
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Darren. ,
Form of 40 ucroa, '3 houses. large barn, well adapted for dairy or market
gardening or both 20 minutcu drivu to South Norwalk, 10 minutes
walk to Ron-nylon depot, .5300
Pleasant rosidcm-c within a ahurv «listuncc of Dorian d. pot, 1 acre, good
housc and on. buildings 5,000
Farms.
Nour u..- city with romtmlablo houses on tin-m in quantity from 2'» to 40
acrcn. Price- trcni t3 000 to 018,000
W‘Pcmons looking [or Building Sim or Improved Property for investment
or their own 004'. should they not see in the lust mulhlllfl to unit, are n,» ml to call
and mukc known what they would like, an we may have wmethlng not hated that
will prove just what they with. ,
Payments on most. of the above listed prop-
‘ arty will be made easy. .
WMQ».M.—.—_
~ Rubber Stamps.
Onions rcccivcd on tho Ilrldgcport Rubber Stamp Company, 81mph. on a.
hibltlon at room. .
DEEDS. MORTGAGES, RELEASES and ASBIONIIENN of nomaum
carefully drawn, and titles to real property watched. ,
ACKOWLEDGMEN'I‘B TAKEN, (Notary Public, Commiuiomr Superior
000“.) ’
LOANS NECIO'l‘lATED AND MONEY INVPS‘I’ED in safe and reliable
arc-under.
EUROPEAN PABPOR'I‘S OBTAINED.
ADVERTISEMENTfi tor New York micro mocked and promptly “tended to
TAYLOR t GOLDEN.
Norwalk Chronicler