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REEIRI. INEIIEEIIER'I'S 'I'II EVERY PURCHASER
A. DICKERMAN do SON,
SUU'I‘II NORWALK.
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It?” lprmonour well atabll-hrd tin-ince- principlnt This question turner itself upon
an twiip More air like the far tamed Eiffel Tower- a mammoth nurture a! rim"! dura
=lity and b only We re at it with the beer. Mil n on dioporol: unwary and low prices M admrlieinfl
will web-Iva chewing our good. and not being arr-la to do m. by ”in: our - 'riy ed m or learn-
mmm‘ warm. by altering” no clue iu particular arm ever, one in gem-l and by giving
Hm more for your lone, than you can are chewhere. it till than-e (mantle )1“ “Town
{on}?! adorn-(t! nae mighty erongii to move mutations at dlmcultlle, to matter to the tour wind. I'l
area-arid plant our banner
ties luntsa Ellis Price
On thehighaei pinnacle rhlch lead: to success. With this our ouiv aim, we would respectfully annoii: re
M In our
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
WILL BE l-‘(Dll SD
Tarmac Cloth. Railway Cords,
Convent Cloth, Sterling Stripes,
Alsatian Sailings, Camel flair,
Waterproof Serge, Double Sateens,
Brilliantlne, &c., &c., &c.
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT
mohair‘Brocade, Mohair Stripes,
Estrellette Mohair, Mohair,
Silk Warp Henrietta,
Silk Finish Henriettas,
.. ool Brocades, Band Suitings,
Rea Jndia Cloth, Silk Warp Batiste.
CAIiiDETs.
We have the Largest StOck of Carpets ever shown in Norwalk
‘ at prices that defy competition. In it will be lound:
Etiquette Veivets, Axmlnster, Wiltons. Body
Brussels, lioxbury Brussels, Tapistry Brussels.
We are agents for HARTFORD, LOWELL and GLENHAM
MILLS, B. J. HOGUET, W 8: J. SLOANE, THEO W
BAILEY & 00., and JOHN 5: JAMES DOBSON.
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WE ALWAYS HAVE
HIIII-hiiiiliirlluis
CHE... NA .
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Swan dz Bushnell,
when Wanna- m -
(Pool oi Batik). BRIDOIWIBT. I‘uliti'
Pure lad-“dot ti Chunky, Incl-mini:
flopp'la IN! Died rig arr Nova tie-ma
Wmlca (iv-Ida, llandaiane mocking: litiem,
haunt, Mullen, [lot-do, Imported rem: and l.'rer
3Ipool Guru-cy- Nag-nur- at. have em been rude
to equal Ihcee ilaarnreye in we rm auntie. gnu
warmth and peril-ct fmdaai for action A rail line
of Iheor-lcbruad Pond-e Woo.;criuoodn all of the
arrow- are at reduced prism I c are loft rpm" for
town's Pin-h llnmd"otou "touting lh- belt In
the world A good ~nii of bark or yellow mi
Clothe-la mi rxperwivc, II ear-Hy kipr In repair
nod willinauy tiara Ii-pr m cm In prnirctlirv
mm color, filtfimu am or pile-ultimlih liar-rm
'ilovee lirirna and hirer! ',uin ivorything medal
on Winn hip. [rap-nevi ‘uliiliI‘ rum- 4: yr but
of one hundred Tell-phone. how \‘nrh l'iIi'Ea
“ever linden-Md
FAWCETT’S
GREAT
clearing 0111 Sale!
Commencing to day,
SATURDAY, Dec.7
Eve ytliIn i: be sold, without zonal inc <z, to
make room or other good!
IRIRIRIRII IIRIR REE ERRRRIR
AT may now PMCES.
Ostrich Plumes and Tips
IN ALL THE NIW Sflilll'l'l.
Mrs.W.Fawcett
No. it WATER Ii'l'llEl-z r,
mnwau. com:
I H Ll. us A or
Builders Hardware,
PAINTS,
Oils Varnishes.
Berry Bros. Hard 0iI Finish.
W'Iro Steel lloor illit-
Something new. best thing 011:.
W. 0.QU|HTARD
“810 Km Blfit’l
IIIIIIIIIRIISi
._op___
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices I
The float Goods for
the Least honey
HS "IIIWN’S
sour .v suou sronn,
Clark In Lane’s Block
aa- MAIII STREET.
Tit ~ lull! ‘ lulu
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MEATS
mama-rum
fiMaan‘fim-am
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INSANE All! A BIBAIISTI
Douglas Green and Mrs. Snell.
McCrca Married.
till!) “All IIII'OBCBD; Ill’.I WAS NOT.
A Surprising Scandal In Which a Pro-i-
on! Wall luau la- nd the Dan-h-
Iar of "ordered Killian-In Snell. of
Chicago. Vigure—v‘l’hay Fly to turn”
Nun" Your, Feb. iii-“The friends and ac.
quaintaiicn of Douglas Green, the well
known Stock Exchange broker of the Inn
of Green is Bowman, ware astounded yac-
terday to bear that on Tuesday of last. week
Mr. (lreaa wu married by a negropreaoho
er at Old Point Comfort, VA, to In. Alice
Snell-Mch, oi Chicago, one of the prin-
cipal: in amndalour Chicago divorce cult,
and tho daughter of Amos .1. Snell, the
Chicago millionaire. whoaernurdar by Tar
colt loans of the sensational myrtoriea of
the time During the day two more strik-
ing chapter-i were added to the story when
it. won nwerlainul that the broker and the
woman had secretly fled to Europe on the
steamer Latin, which nailed yesterday, and
that. linen had been expelled from the Inn cope
oi ilrern it linteman for his connection
with tho Icaudal.
llo Alrwldy lla- a Ilia.
llut what gave the care the unattaina-
tloual phone of all was the general knowl-
edge among acquaintances of Green that he
was already a married man, his wife being
a moat ennui iblo and accomplished lady,
who warn Mm Laura ll. 'l‘i-wlioobnry, a
niece of vx—iiiivm‘llui‘ Straw, of New Hamp-
nillf'c. T boy were married about eleven
years ago and have two children, a boy and
agirl, 7 and it yours respectively, and until
recently llr. lirren has been remarkable for
his all'cctlouuto devotion to his family. The
explanation of lllr. Uroen‘r extraordinary
conduct bi attributed by his friendsw iii-
sanity. ll holmd not. been rpirite-l out. of
the country, say his friends, by link Snell-
Mci‘ron, in vv illlfl' power he in, he Would have
been placed in confinement. before last night.
aria lunatic. He has never been the same
man mentally since he fell on the ice in
front oi the hit ck Exchange Inst winwraud
inJured his epitie.
Mn. hnell-Mct‘roa'a lliahrry.
Mm Alice Snell—McL‘rea came here from
Chicago about ii year ago with tho avowed
intention of going on the stage. She had
but!“ heard of Iii-fore as the daughter of
Anion J. Snell, the murdered millionaire
rral estate dealer of Chicago, and divorced
Wife of \l’illI-y t). McCrea, a Wetlilhf mem-
bi-r of II Chicago board of trader firm. She
was ricli from her father‘s estate and was a
very lllllllishillb‘ ynuug woman. Sit-i is not
yet 3.
him )lecia (irern.
After Ii-zii'liing this City she called on
Manager J. M. “iii, of the ifnion Square
theatre, and confided to iiiui her desire to
become an actress.
According in all accounts she. was still
pretr tiling in study for the stage when she
met Iirm'u. Nzt- lived at the Windsor in
good slyl”, and as the hotel is the favorite
WIFE for brokers Green found It convenient
to spend a good part of his time there
l‘nder the Sire-‘a Spell.
urccn seemed madly infatuated with the
women. Some men 3 ago his relatives,
nponlearuing oi hia at tiuna to Mrs. hie
Cree, confrontad him with their knowledge
and he promised to drop the woman. He
did not, however, and a letter was sent to
Mrs hit-Cree telling her that Green was
married than and hating her to dilconttnna
her relations Will] him. She replied that
she lore-d him and would not giro him up.
It was learned that a mouth or more ago
lira. McL‘ren laid to Green:
"i want you to go with me to Savannah
toss-o your wife. You must. any to her. ‘1
don't love you; i do love him hlcCrea, and
you mun: give me up and get a divorce so
that I can marry the woman 1 love?"
At ~ Pialol'a Point.
Green said he could not do that. It is sup-
poeod he had not the courage to appear be-
fore his brothers under such circumstance:
lira. McL'rea, however, did not stop here.
At 4 o‘clock the next morning she appeared
at Green's flat in the Barcelona, accompa-
nied by two maids. Holding a pistol in her
hand she pointed It at Green and exclaimed:
"Unless you go to Savannah with me at
once 1 will shoot you."
Green ran through the flat and «coped by
the back stairs. he made some promise or
other to her later to avert the threatened
shooting.
liar Story of the Marriage.
Before her departure hire. Snell~McCrea
was interviewal, and the following laher
story of tho montage: “The whole thing
wasa force. It was all’in fun. I didn't
know there was any lieenre. Sunday we
drove out to Hampton—Hr. Green, Jamie
Ayer, him. Anna Brandt and myself. We
wenttoabout raven negro churches. Mr.
Green got up in meeting at one place and
apoka to the congregation and Jamie Ayar
spoke at a couple of Sunday Ichoolx
“We werenaarly crazy from laughter, and
when Jamie luggeated that it. would be fun
to get married we all consented. lie was to
marry Anna andlwao to mrryDeugln
Then wadrare to the hotel, had rapper and
oath. way home wenttto two moraoolorad
vehnrehuioflndmuu lemony or.
DeaconShortilnallyauudtoperionnthe “
ceremony, which we: a regular circus, {or
we were all remaining with laughter. When
wecould get quiet the deacon began, and
his dialect war so funny that we laughed
worse than over. When he asked no if I
would take 'dla man for b‘er or wm,‘
«lied out, “Bay, you're omitted
aounth , haven‘t you! Where doea the
lore, honor and obey coma inf
"Make It Strong."
”The old fellow anawarad, ‘Can habit all
if yo’ want.’ ‘All right,’ said Douglas, 'put
ltiuandmkeitrtronm‘andtho ceremony
was started all over.
"Yamaha-cine how relian- we were
whrnltallyou that we laughed so inc-a-
mntly that we couldn‘t hold hambwhuthe
deacon told I! to. We hadn‘t any ring
believe to have a waddhil m
didn'tkaowthaflntthln‘aboata Item
or. numeric vitrmus.
Wisp oi the ”are nanny—oat
at lhauolila. Pa.
financial, 15.. Feb. Ill—~11- iii-it burl.
no. before the note encampment oi the
Grand Army of the Republic in tho morn-
In. wan the rec-[wind and coruiitorntimI oi
thonport. of the committee on Talliullofll
The ruoluilom passed by post N4, of Alla.
“bony City, were condemned, as they had
been conaiderod a political ludomruent oi
Governor Beaver. Poor. til contended that
than was misapprehension iii the matter
that» comrades had acted air citizens, not an
members of tho Grand Army, in the "latter,
andthat at the time the Iiwlutimui were
adopiadlieueral Denver was neither gov
araor nor a member of tho Unitynhurg an»
elation
Baaolutlonu denouncing tho attempt. oi
notharn nan-tors to remove the neurons.
from the southern Iiatoa were, after arpeecli
by Janie- Hector (colored), adopted. A rare
lotion presented by post l9, calling upon thl
department. clonal-odor to refuse the ap
pointrnaut toofllce oi ,any one who would
attempt to sway the organization in the
interest of political profermbnt, was all:
adopted.
Commander lRi-Iiniuhiu wan thou installed.
lecuney' a [fight for l.il'o-.
(‘alnrzm N. J., Fab. lib—Tho first wilncal
iii the lA-conoy murder trial was Mm lla-
y. "or testimony was in refer-nice to
the length of time nine 0 the shirt and iron-
fluhihlimi not been "amt Mn ll ll
linrn lavcry was the next willie-I. Hire said
site saw linu‘io after ii o'clock that morning,
but. in her crowexauiination it. was shown
that her eyesight was defective. She ad-
mitted that it might. have been Limio O‘Don-
nell instead of Annie Mooney. Mrs. (I'llon‘
ncll repeated her story about Murray tolling
her when he lost saw Annie alive, and aim.
said the shirt and trousers had not. boon
washed for a year. Mina [Roberts said that
Challiloy more a pair of brown colored
trousers on the morning of the murder.
Henry A. Mambo, tho undertaker, described
the finger marks on Annie‘s throat, and said
there wen: Iris-in bruises around the mouth.
Mn. Elijah Wells was next called, but
there was a wrangle by the lawyers on the
first question, rind court adjourned before
the law points were settled.
Bouton'a tile-ruin] Railroad Conical.
Bosrnv, Fob Il~Tlm cI-‘w‘ntccl railroad
contest in tho lugislaturo lwgaii In a hearing
before the street railway committee on pc-
tition of Capt. )li‘igs, tliutcli-vriicd railroad!
and atrmt railways may use tho Mcigs eye
law under the general luw_ lien. ii. E"
Butler was counwl for M 'igm II. D Hych
anS-‘nlN' the West land Railroad com-ll
puny in opposition nudi' baring .\ \\ ell b for
the fifty “violate-s and other n ninnstrants. ‘
Gen. Butler argued thit the “or "s systcmR
was the best. and cheapest of all and said
that. SIN) OIIO had been spent In experiments.
Mr. Hyde (illj-‘i ted to giving Elli h power to
the Main st st. in and \\ clch oluncted to an‘
elevated railroad of any kind The many
pititloni-rs and large capital Invr dwd make I
a sharp contest certain. R
Human-[militate Elect (min-rs.
Al.IlA\'\ Pub. l'l-Thu following nlliccrs
were elect ml for the ensuing year by the
Homumthn Medical society:
Georgian. ltillow of Very York; first vice
president, Dr. N. B (Smart, of (huera;
second vice president, Dr. J. \L Lee, of'
Rochester; third vice president, Dr W. B.’
I
President, '
‘ Giflord, of Chen; secretary, Dr. J. L. Mot-I
fatt, of Brmklyn; treasurer, Dr. Arthur B. I
Norton, nth -w \'.orl; Brooklyn was fixed;
upon as tho place for the next semiannual
meeting, Sept. 1? and t“. A numtv'r of po-
pera were read, after which the society ud-
jonrnod sine die.
11in Floyd Murder lyntery.
Put-manna, N. Y., Feb. tu—llenry
Frazier, arrested on suspicion of being the
murderer of old Mrs. Floyd, nt_ll'estmrt, ha:
been discharged, having proved that he was I
in Hersey-inc l-‘ruluy night. The result of
the inquest In the case is agrowing im-
preaaiou that old Mr. Floyd, the husband of
the murdered woman, has not told the full
truth in the matter, and that there is a
family skeleton that has not yet been ex-
posed. Floyd‘s evidence is said by some of
the juryincn not to be in full accord With
his stall-merits made on the night of the
murder and subsrquentiy.
A Victory for the [toll Company.
Cimsxarrr, Feb. l:l.—-Judge Tait. of the
superior court, has rendered a docuiion in
favor of the licll Telephone company
“kind. the Mount Auburn Electric Street
Railway company. The suit was to restrain
the railway company from using the Sprague
dugle trolley system of electric motive
power, on the ground that induction from
the trolley wire practically destroyed the
use of telephone wires along the railway
line. The court allowed the railway com-
pany six months in which to change their
Irena: system.
Jackson and Ashton Spar.
Paovmrxcn, hula—Jackson and Aali-
ton appeared in an exhibition ratio with soft
[loves at the Gladstone club rooms last
night. in the presence of 700 pet-Irons. The
negro gave a fine exhibition of his agility
and bk great reach, and had no diilicnity in
keeping Ashton at a distance. The ten
round ratio for points between Jack Steele,
of Boston, and Maurice Lane, of this city
was lively and exciting In the wreath
tinned unopened Steele at the ham and
’firew him over his head. The boat wu
finned w scoot. on ma foul.
" flia Danielle flyalary.
Boo-ms, Fab. ill—Tho mystery surround-
ing the disappearance of Hiram W. Saw-
telle from this city still seems as far from a
rotation as ever. A man apposed to be hii
brother Isaac was seen on a Portland and
Rochester train yesterday. He got all the
train at Weatbrook Junction and is up
pared tohave gone to Bangor. Later do
roloprnenta increase the belief that ha-
flawiello knows where his brother hifalirq
andwhere hilbodyiaburied,iidead.
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A Sarita Probable.
Fan. Rfl'lll. la... Fob. ill—At the
monthly meeting of the Spine-er union,
complaint was made by the Butler-l Inllll
opium thatiheoreraur had adjusted"!
drag gear so that it constantly broke the
yarn. The over-ear Mama to changetha
an; gear and dolls: all the nplnnera’ or-
gan-nonunion “coplanar-referral
them-tier to tho neraiarywithpowarh
anti AmlbIIprnlIahle'
’l‘lIa Sam-er lml.
Allll my summer aural-l mourn it with
nigh. deay 1 rarhlybouglitiiamaid
was mdlnlby . Parthwith the book he
“'01.“! be returned that ammonia
fatal mitrn’arhubl-ed
lie lent It whim-edib-
sortie Milton-righhcurhu
, nthanudllitittoharnndqwbu
when-tine berm.
whirl out it uh p
I clay is lm-m-vi
, again n Ilh purn
_nIIi\
nil will r ms In do. 1‘! (2.: gull, turnip; down
‘ O-MliSll-‘illl, or II
Mill “flit
3 :mm‘miqmufi
A tarmac: noerIs'r.
II. Wer'hhe‘p. M the foal: with “tab
it. Paint- IIII Starla.
It in particularly hard to helluva In a
Japnnoius Iitoruturo. (Inc can accept the lot,
tar characters over the tiiiy shops on lit-lug In
Dome fauhimi ruminant, but. to understand
the portrayal of virtuo and Vice, of might]!
deal: and sublime Icenea, of joy and despair,
by a set of croubonou playing i'lii.‘ lint ill be—
youd tlio Occidental intelligence Ami the
idea of these solemn lines inking It upon
tbcuimlvoa tocmivey nimloru fiction to this
qualutlittlopubllc in flapping cliiiono and
cluttering gain, that warms limit over a
hliliu‘ht,alidsits all day on the floor of its
curious doinli-ilm, mid goes Imriiliemlod about.
its business in the streets, is more exceedingly
queer.
[know they do though, not lu-cniim they
have oonvcyod any to Inn, but became I have
aJapanoao ifir'llli who Ion novelist, and to-
night lsutnnd watc- bod liirn decorating the
fortune» of Iliniii‘l‘ulllu fol it long time. lllr
workihophns lluiiruli stmt ruggmtiuns in
It. Shall I III-scribe it to you!
ll. is a littlu room, It vary littlo rmm. “Six
Kn“ In its Jnmnmo xiii-aniiri-IIn-nt, and a mat
bout NI but. by four. lt ill full of the
dull light that pill-m from u square
White pow-r I int 'i'll; thn low, bright wooden
ceiling givn-l lrwi.‘ ll |lflIt' brown gleam hero
and lhn-ro. 'I'li it" in ri ntlvvry glint III the frail
pun-hid szIl-, “ill“ll lliuvo learned not. to
loan agnuint; and in II Minn, grey Iihadowed
rerun It purl llIIluiliu mums ill! (t‘t'h and
title ia‘ilf'i i“: In ill p.. m- , «mung grail) upon
the lulun \.l.. .‘Iili hull. Ill another recent
stand tlv- lllll .. \ i 5.. .. of Iron and clay and
bamlum i-‘i' :m “it n-a-i'vmoiiy. My llui’l‘liht
Illisol‘tivn lmi mu IIleHI‘YIvf thatch coro-
iIioIiv Ian-t lI \t'l‘ lli\'t'lli4‘ii:u'l3‘1‘llrfiflg0 by
ii “in“ Ill ill, :x‘wuw ruinii- I c-nuld not lxnnibly
nprii, “I: i I';->!l.fzif lIizir (In-Julianna!were III.»
I'IllElllt; lili') luxury, to gratify the will more
illill lI‘u- wvi ,.- Ir ~~ R
(IfthI ilil\ I I . ‘il Illlll 1' Illillll'l till» grave
function, 1 thing 11rd, m u foreign guest,
tho liéltr :n- - of :‘mi' pmul -r.-il politeness
that “out (inn. Li. lIr Iii) and Iflni. to his. The
spinal lqu . i luv l-‘Ll i-nruIm-Iiy. funhionul
by tho haul . i '.\l-4' infill hnnvrlf gone
lint-l: I.» r; i: up», is mun- precious
than ruin: ~. I: i‘ w: thn mam-st mold, and I
lili'lr' mu . ;I finiiw lil ll, but onecunseo ‘
«pim- p! .it..\. :lII"IlY ii the linger marks of the
lllflir‘l', H. II lion" ilvin‘ulc curved line (If
wrinkli-I «:u'l. Jill-l Lin- \illltl‘l‘fi‘rd illri thought
is lll‘rl tin. Ami nu one Silll‘. where the
v iii" plum- i- made whole
iii"
m yuv
Ill,“
Tho-re um lint : iii the rihllli un bout"
“KOCKI'I'IIR my ;. waist and In; tahlonnd his
tools tin-l l::'.~. lI-- m: on Man ll «r In allow-
in, r ; .irm- Lt »f Inn" ilk limti “it‘li‘ blue, R
hi: I: ,1» Fix-yu- v-I 1' ‘l. urtuldy lill‘Ii'r him. I
Slit [Ii-1w, it w, “.'.i mm“ i‘IIlzl-Il'fuii under R
up- I: I. . t to adopt uni": llluM‘IflS I
{oi .l. ‘~"R"VIIII wf you. it Is a luv-I
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pa.
quciml in. .a ll Imlli ii [u- e Iilr, li—sucll a non-
.i~rft.l t. ilrli 1 If It haw iiillieforo tlioultars
of In 1.. Lu ..ilii t (rumba-a, and tipborno the
curim ' ”1‘1““, - f iII'iIiy m-neratiiins—gen-
erutioih i. it i.i «i illii pixiywl nlill flattered I,
limit .ntn :in \ Hum} dour than that of R
tip. in l {I _Il 'I : ,3. it bronze feet of '
llu-l-ilizi iNiliil‘i the altar stirred mrcr a
Iimr «1 mill! {rt-mil: I’ plum to kccp them R
ml: ' my ilin a.c.q Ill Is. «c honest and so ‘
:it It l.n~ tni'wwl :i niystvriuus grecribh '
hr um, illlri on r it.“ I'I'.n< :i sparing design
lbw an int of rattli- Imaginu'n‘e monster
Iwhit II v1; pt It lilt‘ n. Ni V» ~l:ili.
My friend's» “ruin; material: are as idyllic
nshIs surroundings—dim paper is delicately
tintml y.-l1.n':, with bill» Iincs running up and
down. ills .ziI:~t in.l li a curved clan} slob,
With i lll' ("if liul .unml tut fir Miter to rub
III-i . illm- if Inii ill izik in mid hoI ds the four
or the «lulntily decorated bamboo brunette!
which are his pens. Saturally.hedoeauot
write l.:s novel, he pointsit. Beginning at
thee-ml of the “hole. at the left of every page
and (it tiw up of «wry line, straight. down
hotnc'u ti‘o tu'I I-Iln parallels his small
llrovvn ixuzil grim, with 'lillifli, delicate dark
tum .11! mm M u urn «‘prmgmg the wow of
3' Honey Sweet, and the
heroism of Milt-m \Zlil, or the Strong Pine
Tron,»—‘ or. Land in Atlicnmum.
.lrmenlmi (‘uloniaia in Persia.
The deputation of Armenians which visit.
ed the shah to usurrtnln if an emigration of
memix'rs of that race would be acceptable to
Persia have reported favorably to their op-
pressed brethren at home, but these latter
will meet with almost insurmountable dim-
cultics in escaping the grasp of their Turkish
masters. The Ottoman olllcials have been
accustomed for so many years to consider it
as a duty as well as a privilege to rob them
that they regard with consternation the pros-
pect of losing whatthey deem their legitimate
prey. Every obstacle will be thrown in the
path of the emigrants, and they Will need all
their traditional cunning, to transport much
property with them. Ulnliuatcly Christian
as they have romaisicl through centuries of
persecution, they do not care to take refuge
among those of their own faith in other lamb,
partly for climatic reasons, but principally
because among the ignorant and sluggish
Mussolmaus they have had more favorabla
opportunities of gratifying their ruling pas-
sion—money making—for the sake of indulg-
ing which they will run nearly every risk
and submit to every humiliation-St. India
Post~DispatclL
One Dollar Worth .1300.
Dr. Edward “Walther of St. Paul, Minn"
recently discov end one of the very fewflilver
dollars of the your idol in the pose-slop of
an old Nochgian living' in the southern por—
tion of Minneaota. and purchased theeoin
0‘ him for 61-30. About a diluent of than
mine are known to be in this country, two
of which are in this city, two in New liter
ico. two in Boston, one in Baltimore and one
in the Davis collection, in New York. u
Charles E. Usbom, of No. 1.421 Fail-mount
avenue, said yesterday that be attended a
sale some few years ago in this city when one
of these coins, in good cmiditiou, brought
OLiRI’lffiJnd withinn year he had an op-
portunity of buying one for 81,000. There
are numerous bogus coins of this date with]:
are made by skillfully cutting out the figure
Sloan 1803 dollar and neatly plugging it
witha figure 4. Some of these frauds are
currently executed that it requiru the lid
of a powerful microscope to detect the de
millions—Philadelphia Ilccord.
Our Moon.
A widespread legend of great. aniiquityln-
formamthai thoinoon irinhahiudhyam
fitbabundlo of sticks on his back, who II.
bearexiled thither for many centurhand
leanfaroflihatbe is beyond the reach of
death. This tradition, which be given rise
to so many ruminants still mad,
undervarlouafmsinom count-lira; but
ithnnotbemdeelded who thaarlpritclgb
“dually was and how he camotobainiprb-
cued. DaniacallahirnCain;Cbanec-fli
lilauilaasapuaisliment for theft, and“
Ilia! a them bush in carry,wiifle Blab-
peatelnaihhiln with thorn-flat byway-It
euprn-iiongirulilm adogl‘aram
h—Chinphdpr.
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