a
WflENTS GOflOERNmB NOTABLE .
"but. the soup-pen lay About In.
Ind Wong-rum or m ruinous.
“Oliver Optic” in a figure worthy of notice.
He in a little man withnfull gray lwd,
[Mani lace. and twinkling hazel cym. In
conversation the gcnlnl and kindly spirit
whim-s out of hill face. "it wore a small
lightly fitting skull mp which rundo him
looklike n Turk. lie live: in Boston, and
ban probably written more stories for boys
and girls than any writer of thieor any other
use. He has produced 115 minimal Only
mono! them Were for adults. lie began
writing some time in 1853!, whcn he was 34
years of age, and he has keptjat it int-empty
ever since. 11in limit story in look form
”fight him 837.50. ‘ lle bud prcvilmlly re-
mitted 00 for a slum story in a lioshm paper.
He writer his copy with a typo writcr. Than
are mine of the points about himself that he
nmdetfly gut-c in ntmwer to inquiries. I had
neuriouity to know how a) voluminous a
novelist arranged bi: work. He keeps n
boobin which he maps out beforehand the
characters of his awry, with n skew}; of the
put each one is to play. lie thinks it all out
”and then begins to write, and his copy comes
from the type writer all ready tur tho prin-
ter, it being rare that be hurt to make corn-cw
tinn- or interline-lions. .
“momma, one of the millions—
ria mum-d in India bythe Disciples, in
now hated in the benrtof India, on the
line of tho railroad which is to be built from
Bombay directly norms to‘ Calcutta Tho
children of the Sunday behold; of tlicdenom-
inatiou in the United States mntributml a
fund of some 04,000 with which to erect a
home for this nusshm, and in ln-r last lctter
n'uemodcstly tells how tho work mu: done.
It nppctue sho had to 301”“: as architect, rm
tor builder and general him mechanic. First
she bought four yoke of bull’nlom todatho
teaming, then a low big tmm~tln~y urn wry
scarce in that pat-tot the country. She cm-
ployed l00 nutivm, or nearly that numbor,
whom she taught to quarry the stouc. which
had lobe hauled several milo-s, and to make»
brick, tint lumping the clay, fashioning it
into the bricks, and thou burning them,
using the spare portions of the trees {or fuel.
The trunks of the trim worn laboriously by
hand sawed into boards for the floor, roof,
vtc. A stone foundation thrcc fcct thick
was laid thrm foe: below ground and as much
above, this solid basic wall being deemed
mammary to keep out the .wbitc ants, which
are n grunt post of the country.
Of all tho primn dorms of Anwricu Elise
llcuslcr. a New York girl of German purcnt‘
agc, has risen to the grcnttst heights of fame,
it commendation of princcs lm a tcst. Ex-
actly thirty years ago she sung tho part of
Donna Elvira in Mvnurt‘s "Dull Juan," in
Now York. The occasion was hcr debut.
The desire to cross the water seized bur soon
afterward, and she followed her inclinatinrci.
Portugal at that time otlercd'nzi nmplc fit-id
for singcrs, and to it she Went. Without much
trouble she mural an cngngcmcnt at the
Royal opera house- lu Llnlnm. and npgmnrul
there withmucb credit to lwrwlf in ltnlluu
opera. The bug of Portugal, no“ the c-x-
monarch, was accustomed to visiit thc tiwntrc
alone, while his wife ranminul at the castle.
He saw and heard tlzc Azurrlurm ningcr, and
was pleased with bar. The (infill), hdving
mmm-..w.flmw..ww .
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Nutmwhoherem Min-Mun
frcchuvc {armed three distinct concep-
tions of the author of the mountaineer
tales. Reading Crnddock’n stories before
the secret oi the pseudonym has been
revenledthc writer at them might have
been easily imagined a u thoughttul,
poetic natured man. A southerncr with
tremendous pumaibilit ice and a trcmcndous
earnestness. A man who had lived lace
to face with nature And the ctcrnnl
veritiee, to whom the brawls and strug-
gins of urban existence were of less Incan-
ing and import than the loud chatter of
mountain brooks. A tall, lcuu, brown
Tenneeeeenn probably, with that indolent
aloucldnesn of gait and carriage, under
which many a noutheruer conceals muscles
01 iron. That. was the ideal Charles
Egbert (Braddock, who was so real to one's
funcytlmt when Miss Murfrcc revealed
herself one couldn't quite concede that be
had no existcnce.
Then with the advertisements of her
books appeared a little wood cut of bcr. a
vivid faced woman. with eyes and hair of
inteuscst black, clcnr'cut, vigorous feat-
urcs, and in certain masculine force in her
nespcct that accorded well with her hold,
clear signature, and then it Inst one came
to see her in the flesh, and behold! she
wanna unlike either of these Cruddoclu
as they were unlike each other. A very
built” woman; so lame she can scarcely
crossthc lloor unaided. Slight and yet
square in llgurc. A small white face, with
tho withered whiteness of one whose health
badnlwny.» bccu delicate. l’nlc, neutral
brmvn hair and cycs. illlil a formal prim-
pccs of manner like that of a shy, clever
woman whobns livcd much in retirement. -
The only him. one gels of the great author
lain the imprcssion she gives of seeing
and notiugof everything; of weighing and
estimating cvcry om- about her, and buy-
log n marvelous strength and concentra-
tion oluttculiou;but hcr rcscrv'c inimi—
nitc.~ll. 1.. it. Dam: in New Orleans
Times Democrat.
A Jig It a Funeral.
Old John Walton and wifcwmuy they
sit bill? by side through all ctcrnily n5;
cherry. radiant and loving us laltvuys
find them at Russell strcct. Portland! He
is our in.) years of ago now, and it is n «l.»
light tollstcn {9.1.05 tales of the days and
ways when thc’ century came in. Among
his earliest and etrongcst rccollwtious
was it peculiar featurc in the burial cei‘c»
monies of thc hero of Tripoli, Commodore
Edward l’rcblc, in Portland. 1307.
“They had sent out :Lil the country over.”
he relate-I. "for bnnd music No cntirc
organization could be got... lint more
than 100 musicians came, sort of on their
own book. \"bcn they got here it was
5 found that. While thc town was ovcrrun
with cvcry manner of musician .nud mu-
sical instrumcnt, that there was not one
(iii-ire or mun-b they could all play to-
gctlmr. if thcy \Vt-l'c to be hum; lnrit.
The funch obscquics in every other rc-
epcct wcrc more imposing than over bclorc
or sincc. known llcn»: mum” must be.- had
u bother or no; and ll'Wib‘ finally discnw
ore-d that the musicians could all play
just one: composition. lilon't rcmombcr
thc name of it. but nuyhmv, it was a rul-
lulien etch. died. and her plan was filled by
Elisa "easier. to whom thr king proposed
marriage after illedvmiso of his tint wife.
Minister flown, the Chino-so representative
at Washington. enjoys himself inuncusely at
the capital. At a recent rufeptiuu bc Was
)beervul dressed in snow white brocndcd
satin, sitting under :1 palm tree, a In Turk,
unddrink'mg punch, which a bevy of fair
American maidens were dispensing fromu
huge bowl near at band. lloon speaks only
ufew words of English, but he smiles and
miles and is flirtatious still. His rust ud~
mint-ion for highly flavored punch and pretty
women is well known in Washington, and no
one thinks the lcsuof him for it. "llu‘sso
Oriental, you know!” exclaimed u'gushing
girl recently.
The pension of 82000 which has been
granted Mrs. Hancock is, with the house just
presenwd to her, all that she has in the world.
She has, however, no one dcpemlent on her,
and can, with good management, livocom—
fortn‘bly on that. Gen. Hancock was a man
who never could any rm when asked for
money,so he died without having saved a
penny. Gen. Logan's widow, who has just
been awarded a [)ermion 0! a like amount,
hm about WWW well invested, and accustom
ally adds a few dollars to her income by but
pen.
Hester Morris, of “'ynming tcrriiory, was
the first woman in the United Stata ever ap-
pointed justice of the peace. She Wu: a tall
woman. with n profile which closely resem-
bled the portrnits of Queen Illimbeth While
she was in ollicc she was a terror to n certain
clan of evil doors. "You," the half inebrintcd
would plead on his arrest, "1 been a lmtin’
my wile again. I know it; but don‘t send
me up ’fore Mis'lllorris. I rather go ’fnrc ten
mu than thct womnn. I rather be Men] by
a man.”
Roscoe ('rmkling tells his friends, in spito
of all rumors to the contrary, that he is for—
ever out of politic-n lie is devoted to bush
nexus and his personal cornlnrt, and cannot bo
persuaded to even indulge in the after dinner
speeches in which Mr. Hewitt and Mr. Dc-
pewdclight. lite hair in growing thinner,
but his area is Is nutty as our, and his
pointed heard is white but carefully trimmed.
The unlighted cigar between his lips is the
one wenknes of his business hours.
Mr. George Pay, a wealthy Englishman
who has lived for cover-ill yearn at (luau--
juntn, Mexico, is now erecting in a suburb of
that city a magnificent palace, on which be
expectsto expend 80,000,111). 'l'hebuilding
will be not lent thin 100 feet high, and it will
be surrounded by immense gardens that will
recall the famed hanging gardens»! Babylon,
and to which accwp will be gained by n sic
gantic elevator.
Capt. Btnchnn, the explorer of New
Guinea. who recently arrived in london,
brought with him in his collection of curios?
ti. n little “piccnrxinny” whom he rt-scued
just as it was on tho point of being cooked
und mien. This youngster. who is declared
to be very amusing, ‘prclmbly grow into
a lion 0! hinder: not: .
Prince Napoleon bu mmlenuother nrblitlon
to his hummus relic: at the first emperor in
n locket gun by him to n Vene-
tian bounty of high mob in um. It contain
uportnitcfhlmelfmndewith hisowu hair.
With the n hastily crawled billet
dour m lug l authenticity.
Edmund Clarence medium, the imnkcro
poet,reoeivuumenyu :00 letter- at week
from m and woman. your; and old. who
spire to nutbohhip and neck advice. ~
Anton Rubin-toil: is now properly Ida
M In your academy, or Tush: Prove»
All! Arthur, can at the late mopresidmt,
b pep-ring lane martin of hi- fnthcr.
Still-3 "JIM!" lip."
licking lrlrzh jam nnd the mouruful cortcgo
ucmnlly mun-d up and down the strccls
7 of Portland. null llnnlly to the old Emtcrn
cwuwtcry, to lnullcr and broker strains of
lasaics at n 'l‘ippcrnry mir."—l;tlgztr 1..
“'nltcmnn's Letter.
The nothing Bud’ulo.
Bccf cattle are not indigenous to any
portion of jungle covered Malaysia, the
butlnlo finding: subsistence thcrc. llut tho
bullnlo is not used for dairy purposes. and
.itis seldom eaten cxccpt by tho poorest
clussm, chiefly t'hiuesc. The meat is
tough and has. an unpleasant. tlavor. But
at heavy draught, plowing, lng bnuhm:
and such uses the butlulo is at home. llc
is larger and stronger than the American
ox. He must have mud holes and creeks
in which he can wallow and bnthc. 'l‘hc
nativa make great use of him (or culti-
vating rice. llut he must be unhitchcd
when he gets rcstivc, for that is n sign ho
wants to bnthc. And it the desire isn‘t
gratified the buffalo straightway becomes
dangerous.
These bufinlos, the consul says, are
often, in size and Weight, about half way
between u very large or and an avcrage
elephant. Thcy have )mnderousvuud pc-
culiar borne, somewhat like thosc of the
American ‘builnlo, only much longer.
They are monsc colored generally. have a
very thin coating of hair, and somctimcs
none at an except at the end of the tail,
on the cars and on the bond.
This butlalothrlvcs best when he has
access to u pond or sluggieh crock. llc
will tnltc to this water, bury himself in it
up to the ncck. and rcmum thcrc happy
and content for llvo or six hours it dny.——
Globcvlkmocrut
Rnuln‘u Cold ('lllrrnte.
Thinbclng such an cxtrcmclycnld cli-
mntc, wood in the principal commodity,
and its production aflords employment for
3 large pcrccntngc oi the pcnplc. for
miles along the rivers here and at St.
Petersburg nrcntnckn of wood, and wood
barges nrc unloading during the entire
time the strcmns are upon (or nuvigntiou.
Wood is burncd in thc liuuscs for heating
purposes during every month of the your.
1 have worn it bcnvy ovcrcmlt during the
middle of the day at St. l’ctcrsburg in
August, and thcn was chilly. The great
wonder is where vcgctntion gets snillclcut
warmth to propagate it. Occasionally
there is a warm day, when the thermome-
ter will go up to 5‘5 dogs. or 80 dcgs., but
it is ram—Moscow Cor. Clevclnnd
loader.
Work for Women.
New ways of earning :1 livelihood are
being thought of and engaged in by the in-
ventive and enterprising in this city all
the time. One woman keeps it alarming
ndrcrtlncmcnt in one of the daily pnpcrs,
announcing that she will do gentlcmcn’u
mcndlnuln her own home. One who would
do family mending and go from house to
house would find her time fully occuplcd.
A bull given regular weekly lectures to n
parlor full of tmhlon’s butterflies. 'l‘hcy
select whatever topic they wish to be in-
structed upon A week ahead—New York
Press "Every Day Talk."
An lull-n “partition.
The Puwncce have n superstitious dread
of living lulpcd person». They reason
that when the scalp is gone dhcy ought to
be dead. They cull such poor unfortunutec
“kitchoboo-rookt” ‘mbmtel. and they
never allow them in their villages there-
after. Some, 1 was told, had bccu buried
alive by their friends with their own con-
ccut.--L. B. Plait in The (itmtnupolltnu.
The municlprdtty at Vienna, utter the
invalidation, dentures that
Who Min, of Victim, but can
m‘fllhfl “misnomer birthday luv-
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ll. l). Al'iiltLL. 0m. Tick“ Apt. BridgeportJioun.
s. r. N. n. c u. ulthuifiiii
Jun. 15th, was.
conunihmnlus
FOB. SAILE.
_, Insurance. ‘
fire. Life, Accident and Plate Glass.
IN BEST KNOWN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN OOHPANIB AT
final is s and Exchange Runs,
, . 45 & 47 Washington Street,
SOUTH "ORWAHSL. -- - CONN.
? Houses and Lots.
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New Cannon Road, [near D. & N. Railroad truck, 1 000
Granitevillc, two bounce and lots, each limo
Concord SI. " " “ 2,!!!)
Edition Avenue, '600
‘ Lowe Street, $3,500. 9
l Chi-stout Street, 0,300
Meadow Strcc', 2,500
Franklin Street, , 3.500 E
South Main and Raymond Slim-l9, lnt051150, House "Rooms, Hood Born ’ i
all Ill good condition, , 0 000 "
South Main Sire-ct. about 5 acrca, good House and Burn, 0:500
Ely Neck It'll-d, 2,050.1;
Elmwood Avenue, Lot 80: 210, House 40:30, 14 Rooms with Lieuto ”L
Modern Improvements, Carriage House and Stable, Good Garden: 88 500
Elmwood Avenue, Lot 601200, house quite new, 3.300
North Main Street, uppoSltc the Lockwood place, modern improvements, 9:000
Wood ward Avenue. 332, . Springwood, 35$
Day Street, 3000
Monroe Street. three houses, respectively, $1,800, $3,500 and 4.000
Spring Street, two houses, respectively, $2,200, double house, 4000
lluviland Street. good house and barn, ; 4,500
Turnpike. good house and out buildings, lot 74x250, 2000
West Stu-ct, 2’”
. Taylor Arcmzc, guml house» and burn, 3:000 '
f Chapel Street, cummwlluus and well built house. good carriage house and "
g stablt‘, grounds spacious and well elm-ind. a charming view of Long
. Island Sound from piazza, 15 000
' (,‘uucnnl and Spring Strccts fuw of to-ncment. 4:000
Day and Water Streets _ 5,500
‘ B 'I ' I
3
uI ding Lots.
l llf;[|]ilf'.';] At‘o‘lluv, 03 {pct front, 500
Pll-spt ct Pim’r. 250
a‘Vt’s'. 3? 22‘0" . shy-SW. $2.250
Summt: .‘llrv e ', from $500 in 700
Ehnmnul :‘Vt'llllt’ and [burr-w AVP'HI". $09) to 1,000
(lubb-n llxll Sm-nt :lnvl Il-vaw’ Aver-u» (corner) $1,000 and 1,200
Taylor Avg-rm» nail Wort Htrcet, $2500. Taylor Avenue, $250 to 800
South {thin Sim-t. $400. North Main Strcct, $3,000 and 2,000
Mr-mlmv Sun-t. WT. ('ms.» Street, 300
Low Strut-t. 500
Woodward llrll {mm 3600—110)
East N orwal k.
Osborn Ava-nu». mansion and cottage, two acrcs, $7,500
‘nttvge Avenuc and llrvyt Strcct $2.300. Henry Street. 5,0“)
Osborn Arenas: Fort Point Road, szcr, , 3,200
Cottage Avenue, Double Ilouac, 4,000
You Zunt Avrnuv. 2.000
Lot»: on I’h'avunl Awnuc. $500 Add 600
West Norwal k.
"InHI- and Darn, t-In acme of land, ' $2.000
Hubs» and Bin. mm our», $850. Bones and ham, two acres, 1.350
3 Norwalk
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Lot on Pudding Lam-c, ‘ $1,000
Ltd on Elm St..
Middle Five Mile Rival-”f
Houtw, 2 station and attic. 7 mums, 2} acres, roomy barn, ton of good fruit,
property 2" excellent condition,
$2.300
Tnu't M15 new. $2,000. Also of 3 acres, 500
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Farm of 40 acres, 2 houses, large burn, well Idnpted for dairy or market ‘
gardening or both; 20 minutes drive to South Nonnlk, 10 minutes
walk to lion'nytnn dcpm. ”9000
Plenum nmidencc within it short distance of Darien deplr, 1 acre. good
hmm- um! OIII. buildings 0,000
Farms.
Near tlu- city with comfortable houses on them In quantity from 15 'u 40
acres. 3 Price- tron $3». 00 to “8,000
«Persona looking (or building film or improved Property for to comment
or their mm um. Ilmuld they not my in the list anything to unit, .19 my“, .1 to cull
and make known what they would like. u we my have comething not lint-d that
will prove just whnt they with.
Payments on moot of the above listed prop-
, arty will be made only.
Rubberfigfltamps.
Orders received on the Bridgeport Rubber Stamp Gummy. Sample. on ex.
bihltion at room.
DEEDS. 3100109033, RELEASES and monument of “03104033
carefully drawn, and tiles to real property numbed.
Gemini-dour superior
ACKOWLEDGIIENTS TAKEN. (Noun Public,
Court.)
LOIANB NEGOTIA'K'ED AND MONEY lNVFS'l’ED in are Ind reliable
occur“ ell.
EUROPEAN PABPOR‘l‘s Oll'l‘AlllEl).
ADVflRflBEflENTd for New York pope“ received and promptly “tended to
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TAYLOR e GOLDEN.
Norwalk Chronicler