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THE STRIKING ENGINEERS»
Two SERIOUS suasuups REPORTED
on THE FIRST DAY.
Both Side- (flaim to Hold the Winning
[land in the Content—Tho Bullhea-
Tran-actor! on tho first Day-A long
Struggl- Probable.
Climatic, Fob. oat—ovum the great strike
Will and that hogan on the Chicago. Burling-
tonand Quincy railroad yesterday morning
bagravequcstion. Unless thorn in a mm-
prolniso between the strikers and the com—
pany very won them is a scrim»; probability
lhattho entire western country will be it»
volvad in it. It calm out yatvrday alter-
noon that. some of the othor owls running to
mints reached by the Burlington system have
agreed to honor all ticket. issued by tho Bur-
lington while tho strike latta. «mum of tho
Brotherhood declaro that. if urn b; dom- the
engimn and liremon on think! roads will
also be calla-d out, and that that plan will ho
followed until every Brothorboul angina»!
In the country has crawl work. They will
notwmaay interference on tho part of
other in the prurient light.
The railroad: which baron comma! to do
the Burlington'a human as far asposaiblo
an the Chicago, Alton and St. Louis, Chicago
Milwaukee and St. Paul. Atchison, Ttill‘lia
and Santa Po and the Union Pacific. The
calling out of tho engineers on those lines
would simply paralyw bosom-m throughout
the west, and mum such a stagnation as has
never been known in the country.
It is reported on the host nuthorit y that tho
Brotherhood will have the hearty support of
the Knights in their present light. It was
alsoannounoed thatall the brakonn-u on the
Burlington system would join the striking cn-
gineem and flrnmon in also tho company got
enough men to man its cnginos. (“hicf
Arthur learned late last night that tho Rock
Island was extending aid to the Burlington. 5
He immediately sent a message to tho general
otlloers in this city, in which he dwrlnrvd that
if the Rock Island did not stop middling: in
the trouble he should at once order a tic up
on that road. It is thought that th» Rock
Island and Mr. Arthur will mm.- to sun» sort
of an agrooumnt.
The um bloodshed in the strike was ro
flirted from. Naperville, Illa. The Denver ox-
prem, bound for Chicago, rtutvliml Nurwvillo ‘
shortly alts-r 3 o’cllx‘k in tho nt'tornvmn. The;
engineer was l‘uronmn (inyuru, nt‘ tho Anna-n
shops. llis tircnmn was u urn-u vnluntwr.
When the train came to a >tmid>till at Nupvr-
villo, the swam gauge in tho cub .dmwml but
forty pounds of steam. Engine” and tiromun ‘
worked the slush bar induvtriously to >ll!’ up
the waning fire. but the steam .vontinuod to .
run down until the conductor and two rail—
romlnicn who were among tlu- lulswngvrfi
climbed into tlu- cab to liclp them will of [Mir
dilemma. lt mu tin-n dim'm’rrr-d that tho
lll‘t‘ltlfllllltulnltHYt-llulNtlllllt'll («all into the‘
tire box that it mu nou‘x's'uryv to xturt the
blower Working bofuru tho train could la-
gotton nude-r headway again.
The cngiuv ““115 thou cut ltbm'r‘ from tin-
train, and start/ed up the road with llvr bl. .m-r
working at a furious f‘tllt‘. thn I‘wyvrr had
made two short trips up tho road lic saw that.
the steam gauge marked nixty pounds. As
this was not ctmttgh steam to haul tho heavy
train, the locomotive was again .sont up tllv
road at a furious rate. with tho hlowor Llriv~
ing the band of tho steam gang» toux‘till
higher notch. 0n the roturn trip, (ieyero
pulled the throttle wide open, and, tho big
locomotive dashed toward the stalled train
likewind,andbef0ro he could check it the
tender and 03ch into tho front of the
mail car, where the postal clerks were at Work.
This engine itself was buried to its dome in
the shattered car. The shock buried the pan—
sengers from their seats, and broke nearly
every window in the train Enginoer Goyero,
the baggemaster, and the firemen escaped in-
jury by jumping.
chance to save themselves. George B. Clark
was cut about tho head, and nearly scolded
to death before he could ho released. His
back is n nuns of brakes. W. F. Stimson had 3
his right ankle broken, his nose split from
and to (did, and both leg badly crushed
Both will probably die. John Durkin was
finned beneath the tender of the locomotive,
lllll was rescued in an unmasvious mndition.
he of his knees was so badly cnn'hvd that
.ho leg will have to ho amputated.
At a late hour but ni ht a freight train on
the Burlington road rus into a passongor
tralnon the St Paul road at Fulton Juno
tion, opposite Clinton, In The Burlington
locomotive wan manned b ' umkillod
Routo Agent Wilhelm null i-prrem 1 (men-
ger Morrison. of the American express, are
reported fatally hurt. Master Mechanic Sei-
grtst, of the Burlington, is dnn erous'ly and
probably mortally wounded. ’lého scene of
the accident is remote from any tolcgraph
station, and but meager rc [1.3 of tho dist»;
ter but been received. its also re rind
that several passengers were inj , but
their namasam not known
Thoatriking engineers are very quiet and
orderly. They point to the two fatal avoi-
dents on the first day as an argument in tlu-ir
favor, and say they will be back to work on
their own tenns before the end of the m-ok.
“This map will show you how we have
mado out today," said General “avenger
Agent Paul Morton 1m evening. "Four
trains brought in the suburban rummage”
from the territory tributary to Chicago this
morning, and four more took them back to-
night. Thom traim were a little longer and
a trifle more crowded than ordinarily. but l
warrant you that not a man or a woman
working in the city and residing on our lino
was left at home. Al to the through traillc,
we sent out No. 5, which left at noon for
Council Blufls, in c o of a nowongineer
and fireman. The No. ,whlch should have
left horoat l p. m, was suspended. but No.
15 left for (.otmcil Binds at 5:35 p.111. as
usual. The 10:30 tonight was not run. This
disposal of our outgoing through trains. So
farastheinco ones are mncorncd our
lack has hardly n as good. No. “J. duo
here at ti o'clock this morning. was “stuck at
Galecburg. 80 was No. 4, this here at 6:55 a.
m. The 11th trains.aawell
uthuof No. thanked at. 10 tonight on
No. 6, whichisahoathmfli train.
“It will than barren t t we have fairly
handled all the throu h tmfllc during tho
day, and that there boon nothing ap-
proaching a tie up in that direction. A.» to
the local tradic, here are dtwatchcs from our
district. mpertntamlonts which state that
two trains are running on tho Quincy branch,
four on the Keokuk,lour south from De»
twoon the Albia brunch, one on the
opkiaabranch, and all on the Sidney and
Cumin-Inch. Thalia of this in-
formation 1:: la the alctthatthaao traflilr‘i‘;
point. 1W ’3’ other maria,
,in care of a general tie up,
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h [Mangers to
la have facili~
The postal clerlm had no ’
an. comma mama.
[human in tit-Cm at our.“
Ila-Allm
Wasuimron, l'hh alt—Tho funeral of W.
W. Corcoran took plan. yertaday aluminum
Ithtslatomaidmoe. luaocordaaoawiththa
wish of the domamd tin; ammonia m
aimplo and devoid of all mutation. The
Meta! md cedar, covered with black. was
withoutumamant, and upmthotop Wu a
rllvarplate, upon which was align-area the
hilaription: “William Wilson Ora-mu.
Born Dec. 5.7, 1793. Died Feb. 2t, 1588."
Among tho floral tributes was a largo pillow
'tiant by Mrs. Cleveland. Tho wrticoo were
conlinol to the form laid down in tho Ephem—
pal ritual. Them was no mldrcm
The pail bearers, who had been Inbound by
the demand, were W. A. Maury. Calderon
Carbide, E. Francis Iliggx, L'. C. Glover,
Leigh Robinson, William L. Dunlap, Wuodv
bury Blair and Richard Smith. Thohonolu
ary pull tram-rs. who also had been selcmod
by the dawnwl, wen (ion. W. ll Loo, John
W. itnrhv, timrgtv Bancroft, lbr. J. t‘. Well.
lug, ticcrolary llnyard, Narrator Bruit and
lionator Slurrill. Mrs. t'lcwlnndfins prurient
_ during the scrn'm-x, and her rurriago was in
the long cortcgo that follow-d thi; remains to
Oak Hill «unwary. She was acct-tad by
Sanitary Endioott, and stood during the
nrvicesintbehonm very near the headof
casket. Chief Junta Waite, Senators Bar.
hour and Enstis and many other persons of
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inow were asuemblcd in tho parlorn of the,
'manxion during tho servim There was a
l largo "presentation present of the various
: organizations with which the» tie-consul was
’ cmncctwl and which he nidml.
3 In tho house of representatives u rcmlution
3 of resin“ to the memory of the great philan-
thropist was proud unanimously and ordered
spread upon tho minutm.
; DENDUNCING A FAITH CURIST.
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‘ llrlllmlox )linintcra Object to Mm. \voou-
. worth and “or Methods.
, l’uanurzmnrm, l’a.. Feb. '28.—'l'bc excite-
: moat carat-d hero by Mrs. “'oodworth, the
trmicoovangolist and faith r-un- \vorkpr. al-
5 ready at a lover boat, has been intens‘illwl by
1 the! vll'orts of tho proachcm to drive licr front
”tho town.
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FROM THIRTYvFlVE T0 FORTY
LIVES
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Laborers on mn- Way to Work the Vt:-
tlm of a Death TnP—flu Saund-
Iho Explolloa and [tendon Anal-1m.
to tho sufleran More ltlfllrnlt.
\‘atmo. Cal, Feb. :5». ~A monstrous
oxpkmon ou'unud yesterday morning at
Booth Vallejomn the ferry WP Julia,
mowing: a tow minutu alter 0 o'clock, and
had about seventy perm on board, many of
whom were going m the strait to work in
thelumborylrdson the othernide. Just. as
tho deck handawm hauling in the lion there
war-loud explosion. and a Mt of llama
shot into tho air. Those who wow on acct.
wore hurlnl overboard, and several of them
, pieces of the debris, which Wrru stun! flying in
i all diru‘tions.
unfortunate pamgm , in a few minuteaall
war mmfuslon, for rum, women and children
who had relatives on board the ill—fatad Julia
were wailing and wringing their baada‘as
they rushed around the wharf. The men on
the wharf were anxious to add, but then
seemed to be but little for them todo, no
most of tho pamengers were below the dock
at the time of the explosion and were either
,killod outright or drowned when thew-tor
‘pourodlnonthom. it had been cmtomary
for all wagers to go below the dock in the
; aiblc by tinI force of the hbmk, were quickly
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assivtul ashom by tho people on the wharf.
To add to tho havoc of tho scene, largo vuta
of wtrolcnm storm! on the wharf caught tin,
and tho flaunts spread rapidly. The tire com-
: portion were unable toaccomplish anything, no
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there was no water, owing to the tido being T
iout, and fifteen minutes after the cxplosiem
lab-mt 600 foot of wharf, freight depot and
telegraph ollico were burning. When the tido
Them culrninntul on Sunday in came in they managed to got a supply of
'an attack on Mm Woodworth by Rev, ,watcr, nndatnoonbadthetlmundermntml.
' , While the firemen and othcrs were trying
i Futhor U'Rcilly, of the Corpus Christi Catho-
‘ lit?
:Itlnr, Woorlworth and her so mllcd faith
cunts. llc said that ht' would allow his mom-
bors to \lhll Protest-int churches without
wrinns roprinmnd,’ but that if any of them
‘ “'Ulllll nttrnd tln- wrviccs of Mrs. “'01 divuru;
j [boy would ho viiiti-d by tho dircst “mailing
of tho church, and that tho mm.- «airs»
: evnr sho Would go.
Another minister, Rev. J. Hamburger, also
’denouncoc‘l tho orangelist at horownmeet-
lugs, charging hr~r with laboring for mom-y,
but .‘ll\ \l’mulmmth rob-nod in sin-h bitter
tnuw that tlu~ prom-her was form-d to loan-
'ln- hull. 'l'hc nu-ctings but “'t-rli won-hold
in lltv inundation buildingavmu to bodedi-
cab-d tutlto use of the Y. ‘.\l. t'. .-\.. but the
{oxidation was so much nppa Nod to lwr that
the- hnll i~' l‘lu‘di'tl against her, and tho "“0?
ings will linncnforth bo hold in the King
Stroot lfnitml Brethren church.
The Itozulixm‘a lnrn-niwa ('oal Ilualncu.
llnamxu. I’m. Fob. ‘J‘T.—»1\’ntwitttxtnndmg
tho pn‘vlli‘llullfi of the striker.» that the» Phila-
; dolphin and Reading Ilailrnndmmpony Would
' be unable to handle the coal trnlliv after the
‘ resumption of mining operation», tho tannin-on
of the road is being conducted mthly, and
the new bands are fully equal to the situation.
Sunday's run of coal was the heaviest in two
months, thirty-nine loaded trains, averaging
12.5 cars each, having left. the Schuylkill
mines. Much of Wu coalwaa mined in the
beginning of but Week, but could not. bu
, moved became of the scarcity of power. Sev»
t'l‘tll lib-motives, which had been running on
. the North l‘onn divfiion during the strilnu
, arrival in this city yesterday, and will be fol
lowvd by others, all tobo used in tho Iran.»
l portntion of moi. ,
In Memory of the Irish Brigade.
NEW YORK, Feb. "JR—Tho snlwominitw
oftholrishbrigadc mot yesterday, Gen it.
Nugunt presiding, and prepared a circular
for publication which states that a monument
tothodaacl of the Irish brigade who fellat
Wwfll bounvailed July 2, 1888, on
the exact location of the brigade on the day
of the battle. It is intendad to invitoCar—
dinal Gibbons or Archbishop Corrlgan to
celebrate a solemn requiem mass and Arch.
bishop Ryan to lunch the sermon on the or—
carton The circular concludes: “in onler to
carry out in a becoming manner tho full
ceremonial the sum of 85,0“) will be rnquirvd.
The veterans look to their frierids who in-
dorsc their valor and patriotism to contribute
, the necesmry f ands”
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\‘etocd by Governor llill.
Awasv, Fob. $.——Tho wok licfurc hut
ex-Senator William B. Woodin, of Auburn,
brought llama bill which within two hours
pmd both houses and went to the governor.
In the suspctuled Auburn bank was M21500
deposited by the railroad Ivmmixs'ioncrs of
thecity, which is lxmdml for tho Southern
Central railroad. This money had been col-
lected to pay for 800,000 bomb: and interest
due March I. The Woodin bill authorized
the extension of the bonds in view of the
complication! caused by the loss of the money
in the burstcd bank. Last night the governm-
sont tho amembly a "mgr votoing tho bill,
in which bellontmncedtbo hasty manner of
itapauingo. _
Colic Workon' Wagon Reduced.
Pit-inane, Feb. lid-diction: were posted
throughout the Connellsville coke district
notifying the men of a reduction in wages.
119me is to take effect on March l,
the date on which the price of coke will be ro-
duml from 81.75 to “.50 per ton. Each tlrm
handles the wage question individually. The
proposed reduction in wages amountvtnnbont
0 14 per cent. The coltcm will "met in row
‘ y-pntion toinomiw, to decide. wbcthcr or not
they will mot-pt the reduction. The coke
0111:1100“ held a meeting in this city today,
when tho l'umnellsrilin L'olw Exchange agrep.
ment war reigned.
A Fathom lluclllnt [lo-ail.
COLUMBIA. S. Li, 1-1». :5. “Col. it B. U.
Cosmtho format-i duollist and "lira color,"
who killed t'ol. Wm. ill. Hhannon, a promi-
aunt lawyer, in a duel in August,1880.and
who rub-equally for ton days dolled the en.
tire power of the state to amt him, died at
hishomoinc‘hmtcrfioldnmnty on Saturday
otparalyslsmgtd m yearn. Mo was buried
Sunday in the grounds adjoining the Cash
maudon, beside bio non, Boggan (forth, a young
dupe/ado, who was allot and killed by I
aharifl'apoanflvo years ago while ruining
arraatforthomurderotthatawnmanhal of
Charm. .
Fanning 0m mic-a.
Wamxnroa, Fob. a-«m innate cow
mittao on rule- in agreed mraportapro-
poaod ammonium to uraniumkingit in
order to name, by a majority vote, the
lajunctimotlecncyfromatmtyundmi-
alder-it in Open union. Mitt-Mia
togatapubliodehatomtho Mariam,
but will apply to all tmtleatnthofntmu.
Themmittaaon raleawtttooattnn-thadb-
unload mummtmm-m
Iofm‘thnrpahllcitytoaxmunm
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church, who from the pulpit denounced ‘ to save the wharf a large number of boatnwu ‘
wore rowing around tho wreck seeking to ‘
mover bodies. Soon after the explosion oc-
mrmd the steamer had burned to the water's ,
edge and sunk to the bottom with a great
number of the victims burial nndc-r the debris
l in tho cabin.
It is bclivvcd that lctweon thirty and forty
would be pursued by Catholic primts whcr- 1 “V” “"7“ lnst. UP ‘03 late 110“" “M "i=9“
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nnnws m far as known are: Mrlvin llulghitb. .
Joseph Prague, William Samara, 1 tier Nrtmn, !
nineteen bodies had been n‘t‘thl'l’tVl.
Alln—d )lmlimn, Micharl llrunb—y, John
man named Higgins.
The names of nearly half of tho pawngers
who were on the streamer at tho time of the:
explosion am not known, which makes it im-
possible to tell how many sunk will the wreck,
but at loam fifteen who arc knovm to have
been on the steamer are still missing. Capt.
(Badge, of the Julia, was mvvn'ly in juml, as
was also Charla Heath, tho pilot. Twolw
others were also very severely injured.
Tho record of tin-Julia i.» u had one, and
thin in not the first trrrlbh- nrctdcnt on the
steam”, in Svptotnbor. Min}. tho bond of
her lhlllt‘l' blow out, instantly killing ntm» of
tln- crow and scalding the I’ll‘rhi and nnutlrrr
Odin-r of the. boot an badly that they ltn
gored for only a few days Th» (11:30 of tho
disaster yrsterday is not known. ’i’hr- .tcmuer
bumul petroleum for fuel. Vallejo is thirty-
nine nlllrs up the bay from San Francisco.
At 4 p. m. the coroner decided to hold an
inquest over tho ladies that had been recov-
eml for tho purpose of identifying them. It
was no may tank, as all the bodies war. mun.
or it», tllSllKllrtVl. In with corncr “I the shul
lay a mine; of human l't‘llmllb‘ so chnmrd
that it wins inilwpsiblo to identify tltom ox-
c-opt by scraps of clothing on tho bod}.
Soar by lay another body. tin- .~kull cit-ft in
twain and tho bands blown off. The face vl'
cnuut of burn».
plan‘s.
burs, however. thirlu-n bodice: had been idrn-
tttiuvl.
ill futod boat were day lnbon'm. Had it been
an hour iatxr savored of ti» hmvy capitalists
legs were broken in nevi'rnl
boat, as they go up into tho vnlh-y bcyonil on
llorribly Manglul by a Train.
ing onnno of tho stroot rrmn’ngs with two
companions at Oxford Sunday, (Mar John—
mn, :1ng 10, was struck by n llolnwm,
Imvltuwunnn and Watch: fast train and in
stantly killed. The body was horribly
mangled, and the two other boys bad a nar-
row (staph. Thor-0mm jury comma tho
boll rung. and the jury say tho mmpany is
shot by llnrglan.
hour yestcnlay morning t'barlos Baum, pn»
printor of tho Baum house, Wm shot, and, it
'14 foaml. fatally “'Ullllllt‘l by two masked
robbers who catered his plan.- and demanded
that ho turn our lllt‘ contents of his safe. He
at first Tf‘lll‘lt‘tl, but finally gnvo them what
then- wns, about $300. its they were having
Baum fired at thorn through the window.
They returned the tire, and Baum was shot
Intwo plum-Lone ball taking effect in his
head and tboothcr in lllfl side. The mbberu
lumped.
ltamgcd by Diphtheria.
senator. l’a., Feb Ibiw'l’ho village of
Manlius, a low miles from hero, is terror
trickcn by tho suddtvn appearance of malig-
nant dipbtboria, which has already brought
desolation to a numbor of homea Tho Union
school «dined indefinitely, except therenior
dowrtmont. Th» Sullivan andBmith blocks,
in which a number of familin live, am quan-
antined The board of health is tryingto
prevent thorproadof the diam” which ha-
provod so nullgnant and fatal. It is feared
the contagion has been widely spread.
lane in tho Guilty Party.
waanx, N. J.. Feb. Pitt—George Evan-
hn told the whole story of his connmtion
withthodaath of Jennie Oahorno. Ila-ay-
Laraalor Haskell) causedthoglrl'a downfall
and induced Evanstohelp hirnont at the
trouble. They ens-Bed two rooms at tho
Franklinhoua,took the girl thorn-ad en-
gagedadoctor and nurse. The rat at the
story as told by manhunt-mammal
people is correct. A is out for
larue.amlliewllltmexu'adltadltnmry.
Burglar. Make a In: Ila-l.
Pnrtanxwma. l'en m—anof them
ingenious robberies over committed in filth
city was mpetratod run. time during
Sunday at the jewelry dam of J.
Round-to, Ho. 1013 Chat“: strut. tho
thmumuringgohtaadflnr wombat and
mommmorumnnmmmm
multivitamin one-inch beta in
at tho door: after
u, “can“:
“ruminant-y.
A mama manor.
,plying betwoen South Vallejo and Vallejo :
I Htation. The stunner was about to have lwr ‘
wore killul outright by being struck by .
lanymennwhod to the autumn of tho »
morning, asit was cold and foggy. A four r
. who were on the deck and not rendered inma-
Brrvirk, William Stark, Edward lino. and a .
still another body wnsunuimul' nation A... '
When the jury suvpondal their la- '
’l'lu- inmtuf the immgers on tho .
of San I'm-moo would have burn onltho -
Samrdny night and return Ithmday morning. .
Bszmt-niz, N, J.. Feb. Lfi_~l\'hilo play 7
railroad mmpany for not havinga llagman ,
at the crossing. No whistle was blown or '
criminally mnvible. Suit. for «lounge-i“. .,
will at onco be brought by the boy"; parcntw. > :J
Minimum, 0., Feb. 23,—.“ an early"
Enoan a. melt.
Teacher of Singing, Voice Control and Photo Play
w, r. 0.: Box uniform uormur. or
C. n. n'au'rols,
Caterer for Wedding lamina. and haploym
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an mum an, no. nouwauw'r.
Du. citrian‘vfimw w -. K H -
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MAIN STREET. Stil‘Tll NOIlWAlJi.
'I‘i-rlh utrnrml without mn by tho n»- Milan or
ulaw Kilt”.
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iSowui-g .ilachino bupplles,:
J Anarhturntn. Put-n, Nadia. llrltl, no, fnmlohrd l
1 financial Royal-dug of all kind» and that“ of 1
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m Hain BL. M. Norwalk. le
.gmr'rn NORIVAIJS savmm mum}
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5| Wanhiugtoa ritrwt.
upon Dull y from! to 13 3.131.. and from 1 ton an '
. and on naturday evening: from It to 8. ‘
H’lnmeat allowed on Darvon“.
{amino mucus rm:
, .ltillll u. hoods. Vim-Fm- ; ,
' (ill JUIIN ll. KNAI‘P. Mr. nnd'l‘rru '
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Work done by the day or contract. ‘
1' Ollie foot of liawland St. on Wan-r. lit), 1er till 3
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larpenter and Builder. .
Plan- fumialwd and Satin-tough»,
Jobbing of all kinda promplly attended to.
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gl’ianoforte, organ and Musical;
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76-2 1 y lack Box 39 P. 0,, NGRWALK. CONN.
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IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN COHPANIE AT
Rial Ellll an Exclusion,
45 & 47 Washington Street .
OUTl-I NORWALK, CONN.
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Houses and Lots.
‘54:.“ :Nrw Canaan Road, near D. a N. Railroad track. 1,000
- . ‘ - , - - tiranitcvillc. two houses and lots, each ”no
Concord St. " -- “ 2,000
811 as cm 3...... m m
_ Low» Slrrvt, $22500, l -
And we are [impaired to furnish nil kinds of , Cllt‘filllul 5"”: », 2%
Fresh and Salt Fish M 2.500
’ 5 Franklin St!» I, . 3,500
r . v . d > iSontti Slain aw! llnvnm-a-t Sum. I Hi.' I50 I] 17“ (i ' l
i . . r . , - . u x - ouse oom , ood Ba
()3 stu .s and blunts, ..u M 1...... . , a m 6.000
“'lloll'sale and Beta“. ,‘Sulllll Main Str.» t, at..." .1 am... good House and Burn, 6,500
“m m yum i I 3.000
i y . cc )m , . 2.500
CELERY 'Eimwmul Avenuc, Lot 80: 210, House 40x30, 14 Rooms with Lionto,
And in mm. of , Modvrn Improt'cmentil, Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden, $8,500
VB 6 ET A B L Es ; Etmwmd Avenue, Lot 60x200, house quite new. 3300
9 North Main Strt-rt, opposite the I/ickwond placta mmlcrn Improvements, 9 000
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Florida. Oranges. , , ..
Woodward It won», $2.100, Sprlnuwmul, 2"
LEMON-S. ’ Day Sum. 3,000
Monmo Stu-ct. thm- houses, l’cnlh-clin-ly, $1,800, $33,500 and 4,000
can n ed G OOdSI fSpring Strrct, two houses. respectively, $2,200, double house. 4,000
. , _ i llnviland Strrct, good house and barn, 4500
(' Lira“? lick???“ “a“. and } Turnplkc. good bruise and out buildinge, lot 74x25“), 2,
'r" nun ' ‘ ' ‘ Wei-t Street, 2,”
Pickled oys"°"“$i"°iif""i""°"".'$‘-’“'“”§"“l"’. ... .. 3-”
‘ . . rupe- . rei- , comm Ioui an we at t ousc, g carriage case and
(I‘llrdcrs dcliwn d In short notice. .ttbl», grounds spacious and well shaded, a charming view of Long
HUNT & ZELUPP. Hand Sound from piazza, 15,000
. . .. i Concord and Spring Strcets row of tenement. 4,000
in! [loss Stilt BillingE B 'ld' L '
. un mg ots.
llanulwn Avenue. 0‘»? fort front. 500
_ l’ruepa ct I'lnw. m
,- Sl lll B lllllll . wi-sz sum. 31,500, 32350
Ed “88 a fl 8 El Summit Sin-H, from $300 in 700
,7 ‘- Elznwond Avonuc and Bayvirw Arcane, $090 to 1,000
Golden Hill Street and Bayview Avenun- (corner) $1,000 and LED
- {Taylor Arron», $250 to 800
Pea! M088 Slflnlfl Banal“! {South Main St’rvct. #3400. North Main Street, 2.000
' ’ Meadow Street. $500. (‘ross Sure-t, , 300
3 Low Street. $500. Pine Street. 600
Roton Hill road 2 acn- l..t,
ho .llorc Scratcllcs, Spring 9...... mo .0 w,
No Swollcn Limbs. . EaSt N Orwal k u
'O-Wmn Arr-nu», mansion and cottage, two acrvs, $7,500
icoitego Avr'r-ur and lloyt Street $2.300. Hoary Sltmct. 5,000
‘Osborn Avennc Fort Point Road. - 3,209
filming» Arena»,
, 4,000
, Van Zant Awnnc. ELMO
3 W t N lk
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. Home and Burn. Mi norm of land, ‘ $2,000
f [loose and Run. um» am», 3850. House and Barn, two arm, 1.150
: Norwalk.
Lot on l'uildtng L‘tllr', a,”
Lot on Elm 8L.
, Home. 2 stories and attic. 'i moms. 2! acres. roomy barn. lots of good fruit,
' proprrty lll excclhmt condition.
5 03.3)!)
f'l'lact of 15 urns, 2,000. Also of filames, 500
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Farm of 40 acres, 2 houses. large barn. well adapted for dairy or market
gardening or butt: 20 minutes drive to South Norwalk. 10 minutes
walk to Rowayton depot, ' “.000
o l’lrasant residence within a short distance of nation (fight, 1 acre. good
‘ hour» and not building: 3,000
Farms.
Near the city with comfortable houm on thorn in quantity from 15 to 40
acres. Pricaa from 9500 to “8,000
”Persons looking for Building Site» or improved Property for investment
ul’ their own use. pivotal they not no in the list anything to unit, are inmrd to call
and make known what they would like, an we may have aomething not listed that
will prove just what they wish.
prop-
,Payments on moat of the above lla‘tod
arty will be made easy.
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hibition at rooms.
DEEDS. MORTGAGES. RELEASES and ASSIGNMENIS of MORTGAGES
carefully drawn. and mm to [cal property watched.
ACKOWLEDGIEN'l'l-t TAKEN, (Notary Public. Communion" Superior
5 Court.)
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LOANS NEGUHATED AND MONEY INVF‘SI'ED in safe and reliable
Mounties.
EUROPEAN PABPOR’I‘S OBTAINED.
ADVEB‘l'lSEllEN'l'd for New York papers received and promptly attondozi to
“nationalism.
Norwalk Chronicler