Lama mm names 70 Tu:
cameras or enema,
Mutant. “mm
hthmuumnolhhn-n
MWMWA-b
mmum-mnmu-p
iheyarunowendeavoringtothrowonm
“11»!th ever heard about negotia-
fiouwaaa madeonMr.DeLanceyin
Jaunarylaatby the prddmt ofarailruad
there was only one proper way todo,and
that was to make restihrtion to the trust.
'l'hennquestionahle value of the trmtstock
taken was won, and this might aflord a
hash Hesahlthattheyoouhlnotdothis,as
it would be a public acknowledgement of
wrong. The planofmahing a dividend to
thehotderofeachand averyhondunder the
matgnge, to represent the aucuritieataken
fromthetrust,mnextdiscnmd. Thiswas
tobecarriedoutbyeachbondholderpm—
sentinghisbomisforatampingatthetirmof
lhereceiptofhis interest,soastoreleasethe
trustees from liability for what they had
done. Gouldeaidthatthiswomdstillbetoo
public among such a large numberof bard-
holdersashave holdingsunder this mortgage
Hethensaid:
" ‘Why could wonot pay the expenses of
your clients in the criminal proceedings!
'l'heycould then go on with their civil pro
t 7
“I replied that the criminal proceedings
entitledus to the fullefi restitution and a
prompt jury trial, and that h'm plan would
not to apmoved. Then Gould said: ‘How
could we get out of the u‘imlnal liability!
We don't want an indietlnent.’ I replied
thatthepenal codeprmrided for restitution
before warranti-ued. Hathenmid: ‘Well,
lrupposelcouldpay Fallow: .‘ 1
mid: '30, you could not. lthinhthat this
heingtha first protecutienunderthis law-—
which makes the diatrict attorney acolleet
ing agency—a restitution would bedeemed
satisfactory tothe public ofleen. and they
would mtpreesthepenonalpunishment.’
"By appointment. apeckllymadewithhim
Imethimathishousotheevmingbeforetha
argument at thediau-ictattorney’s. Herald
hehadcablcdtoAlexandriaandhadgotfull
power. Hemidbe had had greatdidlculty
inmakingSage pavhia proportion. As he
had got some of the profit, it was only fair
thathedlouldpay. Bethen came back to
the imtitntion of a cinl suit. laid that
therewasaproviaim in the penaloodefor
theinstitutionofaciril suit,” to
the criminal and thatit would
heinstitutedindue timaintheUm‘ted States
court Gouhisaidthatlheydidnotlike
Jla‘lgeWallaeefihathehadawayofdeflning
Wand then making people followa
mum Hemidhewouldnotgohefora
“It,“ he could help it,urnlaranycirciun-
wanna Bethenaakedmelflwouldgo
from the drawing roomtothesittiugroom
up stairs, as the servants might hear us.
Whanwegottherehe announced-omen“:
aboutwhattheycoulddoforthe lawyersou
maide,ae theyhad no much lawbusinea.
l-idtheycouhldonothingwhileth'aniatter
was pending. Gould then said: ‘I thought
m,000wmddbeaninducement,andyoulee
your clients would not suffer, became
wouldatillhave their civil auit.’ lat once
mid: ‘llir. Gould, there is no use of your
talkinganything ofthateort'
Inlay Gould also min a statement
thhmorninginwhichhereiterateahiafolmer
ehargaaof attempted
mind-«MIMI.
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Tue oounsuueo sunflower.
“mm" Bob Van Brunt. ham to 8-
WARSAW, n. Y.. um ilk—vow; Van
Brunt, who in underaentenoetohc hung at
millsihuwritteutohiscounae‘ldla
In . 'l'hayer, thanking him or
legal mines, and refusing the
mm
invoking of mercyot Goren-mu Hill. The.
letter runs thin:
“Dun Gasman—l have been thinking,
[laying about the conversation we had in
regard to an appeal to the governor. Alter
muchprayerlhave come to theouncluaioa
notwappeal, but to lathe—amoeba”
rladoul. lfaelthatl have no right to beg
formercy from any earthlygovernornhatif
l did the peace of mind whichl enjoy would
be taken away. ’
“Wehaveaakodforjllthiammlithuleea
"fond. ltianottorua to askniercy. Al-
mightyflodhnowalam not guilty of pre
naditatedcrirna Myheartialreefronitha
Naekcrimeofpromeditatim. Ifitistbewill
d God to have my life, he will. You have
been fighting for right and justice in the
Mae 0‘ a fatherlem r. I canrwt
begforlifewhentheyhavenoright totaka
it Donotthiak me ungratefulforwfltiug
thiaway. Ymrhindnemandaympathyhan
heanarayot aunshineall thiaterrl-
bletime. Ithankliodthatlhavebeenhun—
Itandhave kept nothing fromme That;
Godwill give me strength and courageto’
facetheenthavenodwbt.”
SIR JOHN AGITATED.
ll. Daalea an Allegatloa of Unfalraeaa
Toward Our Government.
Orrawa, March 29.~ln the house of com.
mans yesterday Mr. Mitchell called attention
.todispatchea from Washington saying that
retaliation was threatened if theDoniinion
government did not carry out the stipulation
ofthe tariff act of 1511». Mr. Mitchell said
that hundreds of tons of frmhflshleitthe
single station of Chnthaui. N. ll.,daily for
the United States, and if a retaliatory policy
were carried out it would be disastrousto
Canada. The thrill not provided that if the
United States put certain articles on the free
list Canada would reciprocate. Canada has
not done so, He asked Sir John lilncdonald
this question:
“Have not the United States commis made
representations in relation to a breach of
faith on the port of the ('nnudinn govern-
mentl"
Sir John replied: “l repudiate on behalf '
of the government that there has been any I
breach of faith. The gentleman has no right
to use such insolent and unpnrliarnentary
language. if he repeats it i shall call for
the protection of the house, and no doubt the
home will protect me from such coarse and
unparllarnentnry language. I say] repudic
ate the charge of a breach of faith No rep
mutations have been made to usby the ;
American government."
{GEM BOULANGER.“
(‘Iplier Telegrams Showing Illa lnterfel» )
once in Matters Political.
l’anls, March _2‘J.~'l'hc translation of (ion. 3
Boulnnger’s cipher telegrams showing him to
have been connected With rnm'enn-nts of ex-
tremely quiStlUllflllll' charm-tor leaves little
room for the generals Ilofcnm upon any
grounds. The telegrams show that he not
only gave orders to his election «genie, but
actually convened ('olllmllla'u meetings to
nominate himself in various departments,
whiieat the same time he was publicly deny-
ingany connection with his candidacy and
diaclaiming any desire to occupy a seat in the
chamber- of deputies} or have hi: name used
as acandidate. in spite of these dieclonu'es,
however, he has a large following of men
who insist that he is the victim of jealous
persecution, and many go so fora»: to amert
that the telegrams are not genuine, but form
apart of the unscrupulously manufactured
mean adopted by the genernl's enemieeto
rnin him in order to are themselves.
The Canal Improvement Ilill.
man, March til—The canal committee
will report tothe ammbly the (anal improve-
ment bill, with the amount reduced from
than,” to 8550,”, of which 8:“),000 is for
the Erie, 8105M” for the Champlain, $030M!)
forthe Oswego, and 825,000 for the L‘nyugn
and Seneca. The vote on reduction \‘tLV‘ ii to
a Chairman Gallagher will make a minority
report favoring the 81,130,000 amiropn'ntion.
Theaenate canal committeewill report the
“fill,” bill, with 8505,01” to the Erie,
81%,“ to the Champlain. $90,000 to the
Oawego and mom to the Cayuga and
Seneca, all work to he done by cunlrnct.
Messrs. Arnoldand Sloan diment from the
report.
lauadated Germany.
anuzr, March zit—Emperor FrPIlO'l'lrL
appeared at a window of the polam at noun
yesterday. clad in undress uniform. lie was
heartily cheered by the crowd millldwl m
catchaglimpae of him. The emperor he in
they receipt of reports of the floods llirullghuul
Germany daily,and is painfully iinpmscd
by the great suffering of the inhabitants of
the submerged regions The total damage to
property bythe floods is «estimated at $50,.
01mm Boriunburg, Domlta and Damon—
herg araatillinundated. Intheseplacce
twmty—nine liveland 10,11!) cattle are reported
lost. Three thousand person: are rendered
homele- hy the overflowing of the \'Lstula.
lle Wanted liar-an Sacrifice».
Sioux Faun, D. 'l‘., March 29.-—Alexandur
Sodarberg, a farmer of Salem, became imam
hat week. Tuesday morning he called his
family around him and informed them that
hehadheeadirected hythahordtoofler up
anaerince. Bothenhflalhhtwodogaanl
nextbegantoltrlphia three children. saying
thathe wouldoflu'them Mandthen would
give hhiwifato them in the-arm way.
Theterriiled family managed tempo lrom
themandthoinlane man then took on
all lib clothing, jumped through the window,
and made hue-cape. Bohas nolyet been
found, and it in thought he has drowned him-
aelf.
A Dar-l Probably Loot.
“daythayhaveno fears forthelafcty of
the remain The bar: Vanda, also mlt
laden from’l‘rapani no hlyloat. Capt.
huh-”,0! Deer than, He, had hinwife
and chlldahoard.
humanitarian“.
Emma-tum libelous of
Albert E. Walk. against the Hartford
Content, in the arperlor court yerterday.
aftutheplaintiflhadputinallhinridenca,
emotion-thaw.” moved foranon-ndt
onthamndofinaulletent elelenee. This
"mudbyJudgel’helpa Plaintifl'gave
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m lllll at foul of Eula]! Street.
thatheahonld appeal to traumas“
Ask your gmcer and marksman for
BperrylitBu-nes’ goods. All their ro-
ducta are first clean and free from ul-
teratlon.‘ Hams, Shoulders, Breakfast
Bacon. Lard, Sparerih and Sausage are
manufactured in New Haven, Ct.
Peal Muss itallI Blilllil,
Pill loss SlallI Billing.
No More Scratches.
No Swollen Limbs.
El , eadache and relieve all the troubles infi—
«1?: t1: a hliloua slate of the system. such na lu-
Clean,
i no More e28 Dirtrcsa arm cutie",
l'fizi if: m. 313's, 1;». While their Mimi.
nLle uncut-ta hon bceuehoun in curing
SICK
mm a, ctCarler'aUtilolivcrl’maamrqnglly
“hub: myConelipation, curln and revculx.::
thia annoying: complaint. while I y a so corn :
aildlsorders of the stomachelimulata the in l;
and regulate the bowela. Even if ihcy only can t. .
“Em RaymondBrns
Ache they would he almost Mrs-lee: to them win
In: porters Anon ts.
“(fur from this dish-seeing complaint; hit fortn-
Jacob M. Layton,
natcly their goodnrsw does no: cud here, and tho 3
, r _
lira! Estate and [loose Agent.
whooncciry them will findthexollltlo- )l
3 General lnsuranccA gcncy
Odorless ‘
Stables.
-——~»»mw—_
nble in no man way.» that they in ill not
to do without in. uninflurail wk 1.-
ACHE
l lathobonoof so many lime thol T < in inflow of.
. make” our grunt bout. Our ' " .- cur: :; who.)
5 others do not. ,
2 Carter's Lilli!) Liver Pills .-.- vry Pfi‘fllnifi’l
2 wrymyio iakr. (Hm: rtw'i " '. ' *
l
, They are ”mm, "iii-3“” I Fire, Life and Accident.
8” :1? ”5:31;, 51:21:: ' 31;. ,._ Ocean Steamship Ticket:- -(‘abln and stowage.
! b drnmm‘ or -r' murmur LcLl lg]... f
' y W In [“1" Hut]; (0 3 Draft; for one 1: and upwards and Money Orders to
l, ‘35:; Y‘urjk (Ei‘u. : all pom of Europe.
‘ ____d._ --...-... 1— - ~ —»— v... ' ‘ ‘ ‘ sugary l'nbllr Arhmwrhdgemcnlr Taken.
3 l '
i IT NEVER FAILS I gsovzbh llnilroad Tickets. lluzgngc Checked
a ropalldl§CA§C§ of ticfikmgc. $6139 to Destination.
l pr‘ ‘ «‘30 u
I .
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“I, 5‘39 0 l ,, , l I ) s I u , l
W. 1/ ‘ .tgcj, South Norwalk, Conn.
- ‘ : 1: I ‘ _..._ m. , ..‘
: ~ '3 .1 :i“ 29%;) :
~ SEWERS'I
Kill j, My *9“: - ,
, CUR“. Rubi “cog?“ :
@35ng 2.33.:- 33.30 F. M. PIERCE ,
rmgpnzss' fiat ’3‘?“ 9m“ "" . l
Mun/2" 71X“ ‘o\\..v§‘ SlC‘VICl} 1"] I’D);
l high}? :1; | , u / \ "6* \‘ AS]! 9
. ,. « > , . '
' Dion mummy Perlemtd. can, one.
4 , ' '
if? » General newer (outrun-tor}
leprcpurwl [u make connections v-Jh main n-wrr l
pl m- ln the city on the meal favorable term», i
lumen llllt‘lllllfm to connect Willi 1hr l’I-ccnlly laid 2
‘ rem-re ll} ml.- my will rind u to their advanlace w ;
In“ on him. til-i tl’l
DAVID STOW
i l“. 31- PIERCE i
PHRNI I “RB lie: 20, South Surwalli,Ct.5
......;r. H. NASH mane;
"are For Sale- I.
’HEA'I‘ER,
Which luc‘ke nothing in in- ronplrucllnn. either
I mdumlullty, «onuuiy. working or r-lll'lplilflly of
,marmgrment. They lli'l‘ u! the nghr rm- mnhc
"0 ' mt'nge m' the mandon. Aldo fun-al.- the
We have ju‘l rcreiml the lam! it and new:
i «Wet shown hl'ltll’t‘ ol
OAK munnnn sum
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS
A FIRE ANTlQl'li’. Mill ('liAMillillfigq
; Sl'l'l‘ of :4 meter? for .. ~- .
LIILAI)IN(£ IRANGBI‘ZS
P‘A R Lo R S u I Ts plum and urn unrmmg chm-l. upper Flu-ii and rc-
1 rom 330.00 l pu arils. w“... Aim . an.-
iDining lloom Tables,
SELF FEEDING STOVE,
fr: {he pariurnr dining mum t‘yhndrr Move» of
Sideboards,
all am :1 lul rnmll or large meme.
.- . id ' ~bI's. ,
Lofmhfl j“ ‘ m“ Ila-curated Illnucr and Ten Sela
Rattan Chairs, lam-y Plush;
Vallvariu-lu-v of (ll-MB, also-good stock of plain
‘ . o a
Lhnlrs, "lit 1"“ RS, ““0k {and fancyglmrwarc. Hanging and table Lampa
”RS9“, elm, etc. i rum. lk‘t’nl’nll’d tingle cope and panama, also the
l Perfection l'mhmg You, Prmrvxn ' Putin, and Slew
AGENTS FOR THE ‘
- l'ana, aim Toilet Paper which dim we readily and
. ; um- nut ohnmw theqiipca.
Stiludflrd [“01di "9; 1‘0“ , i We are arrow for the (late filly Stout.- Filter.
A term r-lufk of iron, stone and [mrcelain ware,
l
l
3 WWII all“. at the LOWEST PRICES
Callandewthem ill our warrmmw.
The lineal 1
Bed in the mam-t tnr llle mum-y.
. Ei'Ai'InzIInlL'l‘ 1mm. i
87, 89, 91 fill SI.
On the European l’lnn.
, .(for. 4:! St. and Lexington Ave..
UP S'l‘AlllS, NEW roux.
line )llnnte’s Walk from Grand f‘cn-
tral Depot.
. Lorain-Ii rlnn- to the Elevated R. R. Swim” and
mm car linen. l
Equipped min
TIIB ”USN PATENT l‘0l.lllNil I..\ ll-
lll-Ill I‘ll!!! ESCAPE.
HalclLBailey & in.
7 h ’0’“ _ I“! carried to and from the dll‘pol, and luck
WOOD "ANTELS '3" T led free of charge. ball 33.
DOORS . "M43!" Beat-uraut. Medium Prince.
9
3533, BLINDs, uarrnzw owns. Proprietor.
HARD WOOD WORK.
OF ALL KINDS.
*M
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
at the
OldStand!
wmnsorox 31'.
We have now received a full mppiy'ot new druga.
and invite mnpecllon and trial, May we are
better furnished lhan ever withall that goerlomale
up a lint clan draw-tore and the nblic can he at
cured at the frontier: stock from a let to have
insulin: Ufllllllllllllflll
Al phorl notice and and in the mod vkillful man
am.
one. o. summon.
Down Again Sure:
'l'hI- Phel- for inch or Pour to do their Trading
in at the lulu-t of
A. S. Durand
i'nr. stain and llurlland Bin. 50. Non-lit.
4 {-9
Plate and. Sheet Glass.
......... -w..____.
Steam Sawing, Planning,
and Turning.
Lumber Yard helm railroad and carriage
South Norwalk, Conn.
non, Bailey l in.
Slate Roofing
._...._- «boom-«~—
We unprepared lotto alratcllujohof
SLATING-
Portnlwnre Mahala: Loin steals. the; llmmd
Bleak. 24m; l‘ork bleak. Mn; shoulder Neat. 10a:
haunge,l~lc.;8llc«l llain lacs Whole ilam No.3
lode of lien. 804012.; Pine fleets Io 6: Inc
Roast Beef, lilo; Rout Beef. We; Mutton Chow.
men. has of Mullen, He: Ben Corned Beef In
Town. 8 to ilk.
n Everthlng of the Best Quality.
m” ”19:32:51? shag-gnaw“ °' Tune-amine. ifthcrelaaayonewho mum
a” ll f ‘ lllll’lllll'lhlammnlall‘ "llol‘al'h‘um
ill 1181' fill and “Wall :wnmumnmumu
deavortopleauallwhoeall
titanium the plan'eonm min and um
I ‘g,
l Hun. Proprietor.
“WWII: 9mm»; We." on m::
A. BLOB & 00-
Water at. foot of Mad Math Norwilh.
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BOSTON STORE.
JUST ARRIVED
l0 (loz. Lisle Thread Gloves, worth 220, this lot only [2150.
per pan: . 3, 4 . 3
12 (102. Silk Taffeta Gloves, in black and colors, wonill 37a}; 0.,
0111' price for this lot 240. per pair.
1 lot of Heavy Emb. Black
only 36 cents.
50 (107.. more of those Unlaundcrcd Shirts at 49cts., worth
75 cents. Reinforced back and front.
. 100 (102. more Damask Towels at 1230., 150., 170., 100., and
25c. The greatest bargain ever offered in Towels. ,
3 25 pieces of Table Damask, the prices 'angc at. 25c, 330.,
374512., 486. and 500. .
We shall give away‘on Saturday 1000 Elegant Souvenirs to
all .who visit our store. 3
We shall keep open Friday until noon, 12 o’clock, to accom-
Silk Taffeta Gloves, worth 50c.,
I'nodutc the public.
Til-l nun lllll nuns non,
45 Main St, Norwalk, Gt.
Allnnnm—ernllanl llnlslunes.
giants.
I)”, MWDSI'XSAL.
am 5518 mm
(for. ”M Ame: and flatter street,
MWALK. W.
(New flour; ll’nnr‘l tam ; film I to t. I“ 7 In
More
lhlnolbnyamonumonlor llcadmmc from any
photograph. hutgn direct to the rhow rooms of:
l'. W. lint-1. Wine: Sim-t, Norwnlk and select one
C It. ll'.‘ K70”.
all complete and you will on: be «izeappommi in lL',‘ ; '
all [Flier in all kinds of bulldml: none: Caterer '0' Wl'ddmlll‘ Md Pnflltfl'. “'9 ("mink 39'-M«31§0W3‘*"xm‘flflr
and (colder)- work . mnemntly on hand forlhc nick and Wt‘ii. liar cclv- “Flom‘fl-lebym. if?“
L ' ‘ d. ' brazed linol Beer. and Employment Office. ‘ M
P. Vt . 13A PL. . 50mm s’l‘.. no. NORle.K,€T. “. g “are.
“ 3'“ ‘ , men s. Putt, 0 fl ‘ I
‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ‘6‘ ET) be if 8 Luv Vii e Cinr'ol will R'MIi‘F'w' 1‘ "cll l’ri“c 1"
(l. D. .ll..\.\l3(.. . , vac n .lnx. (12K.( . l l . y .lcuowp m,” M, 5W
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9“"“0' ’0 L 3- WWW!» . new 1’, 0.. [lat m, ROUTE some”. c‘ll‘ “W‘aflimmx’” Wm
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Undertaker & hiIIbzilIIier.£ . , , m .3 W , _
, . , n .I. 'l' «Mariner‘s MIW at" to.
So, a Knight s1. Residences an: Aha. , 1"" ‘»- 7- "'7 W - 'v m. mums}, an
2530.31: Sol-walk. Conn.
DENTIST.
MAIN STREET. SOUTH. .‘waitbfi.
' Tfl‘lb extracted wuhour pain by the use 6.
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(«mar "snflh k ”'Wll‘ ’I'Km’r
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0 tIC Ian ”Wing Machine “WNW one“ l“ 1W.” ”tiff.”
’ ' Attachment». Part-i, Needles. Belts, ere... mm; 0’4 W ' 91M ‘9'“ A" '.
l general! I'l‘epolrlag of all zingeggflmamflnefl; 3:; 21:13. N ”f? "
.eu‘ln . at mile. ’. . = , v, , , , . .
AT H. 3. 3000's JEWELRY STORE, _ slum-am 910mm . .. my so” . 2r, ’2”. .39.:
sgonrn sonwaus mum warm. I“ ”m“ “gnarl? 7” “1”"
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33 Mill“ 51., So. .‘llrWlll't- 7:! Washington Sum l». Wilma hum unmet, Atalanta
ISpenslzlleromfltomagnififidgmntiwtwbI Examifllm ago-wil‘k’d ggwm
' ' 'au on at ay evenings re 0 . v“ , "‘ an.
lisn‘a‘ldimperfcctmnu detected and: wwwfluuowed on Depoelte. J ”13% 11mm“, 93,594!“ if: a
(0;: ‘ n e |.gm 31“] g gALDEX ssgg€§ngri§PR1$ VIwPl'ee‘ t £3519 m 2:? A. 539,-,
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tel-lea'l:rueetgany,reguiremcnt. ‘W‘”- “’3" “~‘N"?'M-m“-Trm‘ use ”new we» "Slim wanna
Glasses prepared on nicotine prin-I l n. narnoxn, g’aflb’mW'VM'MTM W“ W,
ripleatoineet any correctable defectif . I “am ‘ ”new,
Optical Goods. MN», 1m- mn- Buildcr and Contractor. 1"“ a . ,, u x
i II on hand , Cliff. It! "510 .
s The ’l'nblir are respectfully invited wm do“ “3' mm” orcnncmr, ‘ mmfluunlewu " m’
'0 (“L 01:2»! of Hawlnnd St. on Water. 7.0. 30169;. new m,
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(Ohbl lTA’l‘l0.\ l lihl.. c. cnown. minnow . arenas out.
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fl’ianofortc, Organ and mum: if}; mm; m ~ ‘m' ' '1
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