Pill“. Schedule committee—Athletic,“
lumbI-eadlimirvilla
ltwaedecidedthat eaehelnbmnetfllean
approvedhmdtortlmmwmteethat
itwillremalnlatheeeeoclation throurheut
theeeaeon. It weevoted thatthe aeeoelev
floaabould have but eight elubl for 1890.
‘l‘heeingle umpireeyetem weeadopted.
THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE LAW.
lama! Amend-ante to It Are sou-ate.
by the Com-laden.
Waamrroror, Jan. 7. -'l‘he lutedete
commerce comm-ion in their third annual
report to coupe-a W the following
amendment to the interatate commerce law.
First. an annodment to the first eeetlea
an an to correct eonie ambiguitie- ol language
and nnhe more definite and certain the
tion, both interetate and inter-
national, intended to be subject to the pro
vhiou of theact Second, an amendment
tothe third eeetion relating to the routing
and interchange of trailic between carrierl,
none to better provide for through trafllc at
through ratee over connecting linea. Third.
an amendment to the tweltth auction relat
in; to attondanceol witneeeee and the taking
0! testimony by depoeition. Fourth, an
amendment to the twenty-«mud rection,
allowing the tree tranqortatton ol [m
in railroad accidante and of the
families of railroad employee.
Several new provision are recommended:
Pint, a pnfiibitiou of the payment of
commission by one railroad company to
ticket agent: 0! another oompny torpae-
ranger tramportation. Second, the aboli
tion of ticket brokerage by requiring ticket
aeeller to be duly authorized by a railroad
company, which a-umee responsibility for
hisacte. Third, the requirement thatrnile-
age shall be paid tor cars need belonging to
private companion or individuals. Fourth,
the extension 0! the law to make it apply to
common carrier by water routes.
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A Ilalae Gan: 0! Train Robbers
Faulnomn, hie, Jan. 7.-—Emery B.
Oates, ot West Phillipe, arrested a few day-
ago for placing olntructione on the track of
the Franklin and Hepatic railroad in
Salem, ha- conteeeed to Sheri! Silveeter.
Oahu-”behinagangotthmemn-
poeed ot hiunelt, Henry Bum“. of Salem,
' and Jose Doyen, ot Wear. Phillipe, bound
together by thrilling oath: to wreck trains,
rob mails and pa-mgers. Their head-
quarters, he says, are in an old lumber camp
on Mount Abram. [turmoil and Doyen have
been arrested and brought here.
The Guests Jumped for Life.
Kansas Cm, M0,, Jan. 7.-A special to
The Star from Hiawatha, Kan, eaye: Fire
was discovered lining from the staircaee oi
the principal hotel here early in the mom-
ing.and the gustawere obliged to jump
tromthnaeeond andthirdetorywindowato
save their livee. Among thoee most ecl-
ornly hurtare Dr. Wilder. of Chicago, badly
burned about the face and hands; Fred
Broohnot Wild). and KWhelaa,
of Hiawatha, whoae injeriea are dangernne.
The total lo- will be about 830,000, with an
instrument #7,!!!)
Two Bar-[Ian Break Jail.
ananl, Pa. Jan. 7,—Two noted
bin-glare, 'l'homeeConway and like Patter
mhavemeaped from the county prkon
herebycuttiag thronghtheeeilingottheir
cell and then breaking the root.
Theywaecaushtatewweehagowiththe
plunder they eecured by blowing opena-fe
in a jewelry store at Freelandend were
awaiting trial. They are Philadelphia
“aooh.”
MWallbythePrealdent.
"It Bugle, Julp—Tbalti Rappaiano
“‘3‘ noehheejuthe‘mlannchedpat flewall’e
yarda Aeanonteomeotl’reaidentnerri-
nm'evielthcainAnguatlr. Bewallre-
ceivedaheuhoraelyframedpurtraitotthe
Wwiththe following autographia-
eu-lptien:“layeveryvoyageotthe
hannoel be " The portrait la
huugnpiatlta ottheehip.
Aade-IHqu-‘e fallwra.
NawYoaI,Jau.7.—Idprl.0rawford,
dealerlaleattehaeco nndcthenameotl.
1mm C Bun,» 168 Wat: sheet,
heaadpedwithtiwlwdm lb
W m ”.m. Ir Crawford h-
:“Wimrt Tm:
ataaaia
thehat'lbhaeeolloardfl‘lhda Ame-t-
heels-editawlllhoheld'l‘hmaley.
JacobCantor for preeident, 0. R De
clerk, and Edward 1. Daily formant
anal. Noothernonilnatloae "remade.
t W, John B. Kenyon.
clerk. C. V. flehram. mat-warm.
George ll. Thornton, when
NEWS IN BRIEF.
I‘reeh 'l'tpe from the Wtree Carefully
Called.
Judge O'Brien bee recommended that Em—
igrant Gardner and family he allowed to aa-
ter the United Staten.
The United Btatee anprememrt, lathe
Idelhofl content: can, baa derhied apinet
the government. and Uncle Sam will be
compelled to refund about ”all,“ to im-
portere in New York, Philadelphia, Beaten
and other placea
John Heutlehl 8: Ben, woolen yarn mann-
taetnren, of lanayunk. Pa, have aimed.
Liabilities eatlmated at hem 033.0(1) to 050,-
one.
Anociate Justice Brewer haa commenced
hie dutiee at Wuhington.
'l'en men were injured by the explodon 01
a naphtha tank at a Lima (0.) refinery.
The death rate ie decreuing in New York
and hopea are entertained that "la grippe"
hue lost ita grip. There are many variant
Reading. Pa. Berton, Philadelphia, Balti-
moreand other places. The death, how-
ever, are few.
The preeidont baa appointed the following
poetiaaetere: Fayette A. Hilliken, Holley,
N. Y.; Theo. T. Woodward, West Troy, N.
Y.; Charter N. Canton, Cohoee, N. Y.; A.
E Ballard, Ocean Grove, N. J.; Albert
Glenn, Sandy Lake, Pa; Theo. M. Ford,
Sharpeville, Pa; J. T. Carothera, Wilkins-
burg, Pa.
Tammany llall l'uuled.
New Your. Jan. 7.——lt was expxtted that
the police board would at once appoint Col.
Edward (lilon as chief of the bureau of elec-
tions in place of John J. O‘Brien, whoee
termexpired some time ago Col. Gilon wee
first on the eligible liet, and being a veteran
it was compulsory on the board to appoint
him or nobody. Yesterday, however, Col.
Gilon withdrew his name, stating that he
preferred his present position in the tax do
pertinent, which is practicallya life poei. W
tion, to the three yenra‘ tenure at the head
of the bureau. The next two name on the
eligible list are thoee of Theodore Roden-
bnrgh and ll. 8. Mott, both Republicana
The police board in Democratic, and natu-
rally the aituation is a poetic to them.
They Think Mina Jackman Boat-riding.
Sr. Loom, Jan. 1'.——It is alleged that the
aecond abduction of Allie Jackman in die-
proved by the l'acta \l'itnemea were pree
on: at Bruuthera‘ house laet night when lil-
Jaeknianclaimeto have been taken there,
andthey deny the etery. Just where the
girl "during the first half of the night or
what her motive would beior tellinga aen-
eational yarn has not yet been developed.
In Mothers, however, deniee all knowl-
edgeot theatlair. Thegirl ienotanheire-
tumult)... hae beenetated, but le-than
all” coming lrom her father’e estate. She
iebrlghttor hayearaandoldandprecocL
ouenongh to enjoy a aenaa‘tion.
laeeaered by lletale.
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A. DICKERMAN _& SON,
84 WASHINGTON STREET,
”items 2 Menu,
SALVATION ARMY BUILDING.
paired. Sign: made, lettered.
and hung.
JOBI‘IIHO "warn! A‘l‘l'ltl‘nllfirgi't).
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WRIGHT & FLYNN,
Carriage More
And manufacturere at
All kinda of We. one.
Trucka, Carts. e c.
an kinda of repair! wimptly done .
Several new and lemming-lid waeone [or raw.
l‘oot of PrauIiIIn 8L.
south Norwnlk.
“rib 1f
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Carpenter and Builder.
Plane (2 nil-bed and Ietlmatel ten.
Jobbing ct a.l kinds promptly at to
She Ann street. near Iain
P. 0. «8. South Nor-walk Ct.
J I). JENNINGS.
Winn. Eminent
ammo mom mm. 11! run ornca
so. 4 amp: 8t.
swam Nor-walk . Conn.
Undertaker & Embalmer.
Reetdeace. 5 Elm 8L.
New and second-hand
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Call and See Them.
a a. anarr.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Pnrnlehea Pl 5m
once for me at every deecrlotlon
TEBIS BBAEONABLE.
and annulment!
Carriage Bullders l,l
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No. 05 MAIN STREET. REAR 0F
Wagons and Carriage: made and re-.
Buggies, Phaetous. Carriages,
Prices to Suit AIL-e
HENRY TELY.
PRATJS Fl]
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SOU'l‘fl NORWALK.
New and Cartermly m Sure Cure [or all Diet naca.
Horne-Sheen and an S [I ‘Ns‘ [ AY
kinds ofnlackgnithing M A KB -__ I“ ‘
BALED HAY AND smw.
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Four Dana, Tex, Jan. 7.—A band of tit-
Iaaieanhonethlevee ambmhedacamptng
partyoeneiatingof three men. twowomen
amour childreninacanyonnear Chihua-
i'u.8aturday,and ehot and killed twoof
them-I. Themurderun told the remain-
der of the partythat theyeuppceed them
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CANDIES
NEW STORE.
NEW GO0DS
many-demure:
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pot-nua—
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mdlm-‘matamt
3 lbs. 50c. 61-4 lbs. $1.00.
have a good variety.
'l'hla attuned. met and fine grained It: a den.
ktflnihcalh,ortlhefic.
coolltewfirl.1t‘eelb,.oralhe.ac.
Condensed Mince Meat.
09.95 per BASIS].
m ll‘yeawmt'lleaor «me-em
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Holiday Bandy
NUTS “" mi?" 5c lb
Lovely Florida Oranges,
NEW BAISINS at Low Prices
APPLES, Ill NIB! lifllllll'llllll
Ieflfitymmyeacangaitaealwaye.
. m—— Inr' Bulldi Wuhlnztor 6!.
1'“ ' “0.35 no mm
SOUTH ROBWALK SAVIHOS BA" or in mm. Fire! Flare
it wanna em
OpenDallyrromttolla..., andtrorn l £039.!
ndou Saturdayerenings fronts toe
H'lntereet allowed on Dipoelta fl .. . ,
mausoleum; . «q 2 .
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M11 JOENB. “APP. Sec. anu‘l'rev
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P. ‘V. BATES. ' Wl‘. WILL SELL $236312: nb'm. :51: 2 «minor sauna.
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$3 & $2 SHOES £3223.
II 75 Silt“. FOR ‘1 ISSES.
Material fleet tfitylrlI nlzcat Fitting.
a L. Donfllaa, Black
John Schaub & Son,
Ween-non Street, South lorwalk.
norm 1!. nurture,fl
Wemmunduneuuma
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Brick. Lime. cement.
Blue Storm. Etc.
hohigh, hackawannu,
liountain, Franklin,
Wilkesbarre Goals.
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.mehall etreek. hunch other at Stileoo
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Sanitaryaul Hydraulic ‘
llatn ole-e. use" arm-fir
aonrn rearrange; ‘
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Artificial Stone Staph. lloplnz.
LAWN ROLLBBC.
(JARRIAflrF‘. BLOOKQ.\
Am». 6:0-
Minul’aciured by C. T. LEONARD,
35 "Water Street. klI 1y“
HORSE ( llll’l’lNG.
Hone ('lipplm: done by mar-him neuron by a
workman of "I‘ll, yr "12' experience Lowe our
Olden It (mm. (inuxn‘e nr ry rllblr- Kn ehl
um! Nanak, and they will he promptly altmd
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Lora! Surrey laraadlleneral Work will ‘
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Knl lulu ‘$‘3<.‘OS .n nan {Ll finest evenfi nd in South Norwalk.
2h Kll ii mi Set-ml L d5 2-? Punch turned and wells at priore that
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lenders in the Boot and Shoe Trade
I woomzni FOR
UNIVERSAL STORE.
Novelties of all kinds in Fancy Glass Ware at
UNIVERSAL STORE.
Fancy Toys of Every Description and Price, at
UNIVERSAL STORE.
———W——~——
Just what you want for any of your Friends, at
UNIVERSAL STORE.
lf 3‘2. 2: are puzz ed what to give anybody, and art my lieu of appropriate
for tour little brother, your raw eethenrl, your mother, your tether, and your
parents, just call at -
“The Universal Store?
No. 10 North lain Street, South Norwalk.
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