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BIPORB THE BUSH.
q. 5. North.
iiniflntli?
If so, call at
litl Water Street, Hawaii,
We unobtain a good Lunch for u smell
nu findevrrything in the hue oi Temperance
Drill“. Allohenxiqnarters for
Sporting Goods, Fire Arms and Fishing
Tackle oi All Description,
Together with a full line of Dog Medicine-w.
N0. 4 WATER STREET,
Piliilliiiii Run.
If no going to buy a Range for
till: I, and want the
Best and. Lowest Price
tailor: the. [have the exclusive agency for the
(elebntcd
“ rnoonnss RANGE,”
madnetlmneby the Snugutnck Iron Work- Co.
Indbyrpecinl arrangements with th to I can Eel
tub Int—elm mine at the price or lighter and
worm. l wrrrant every one to be
THE BEST AND QUICKEST BAKER
Intbcwmd. and will refund your money in race
of my complaint Being made here you can
III-angel repair: in an hour’s time.
TH E
Function.
WM. PODMORE.
65 NORTH MAIN STREET.
neon some nonwacx.eoxn.
A. A. ncLEAIrs
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65 NORIH MAIN STREET, ‘
300T]! NORWAIJK, - CONN.
NOBWALK.
your kitchen
I
Item lite-lop n
Carriage Repository
“6 m loll enact, South limit. ldesire to
all tin-untrue at the public to the fine line I
moo-loam. nae lunar-Iran! tbr but
III». m Ind include that: touting Myle- of
Enron, Buggies, l’hnetone.
Concorde. Spindles, Ilond
Carla. Business ll'aconn,
Grocery end llllt
W one.
CARRIAGE ntriilnmo PROMPTLY
mruoro TO.
A; A. McLEAN.
111
HlTllw‘
Faii Styles.
[Inflation-Mound
II“ III 80“ flute, illlk Hate.
”to ‘MMMMMM
nip: mmflflfabcilnt
KNAPP’S,
OI Huntington 8t.
Inn-um In
It. s. M
“I. no 1881
m 480 M film
W, coon.
illlillilllll’s nous.
IN LATEST STYLF.
-~-oor~———-
LADIES’ CAPES
From $1. 9
to $13.50.
lickerman & Son,
84 WASHINGTON ST.,
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
CANNED
in cans, we have them in glass.
and they have just begun to arrive.
cedcnted sale in this line, and we feel sull- lIl saying that the
price and quality will suit you, and it you «in not like Fruits
'l'llll LEADING lllllll'l'lllll
Is what are you going to do for Fruit this tirll and winter.
Read this and you have the answer.
extraordinary stock of the finest quality and vuriet y oi
We have purchased an
GOODS
We anticipate an unpre-
Wc huvc also just received
New Edam, Pine Apple and English Dairy ('lrecsc. Thanking
you for past favors, we are your: cordially,
Mun it Hum.
RAN
HEATERS.
We have two new Heaters which wt.- would be pfc mod to show to the l llblitr
Tliil iiii‘liii all the NEW Sillifliili
We uleo mi. :1 large line or
GES,
BOT" fili'l’ AND l’lIRT.\III.E.
ESTIMATES GIVEN 0N PIII'IIIHNG AND TIN “'08“.
F. H. NASH 8; BBQ,
Cor. Main and West Streets. South Nor-walk.
OYSTERS
Nomadic dyatprs
Fill, (litters, Gian, Salt Fish,
SC A. IJLO 1’15,
Pare Tomato (Intenp, Imported Ser-
dlner, Pure Yer-ant Inple Strap,
Imported “ropes. Pickled on-
ten lamination-ed floods
we! All Ill-dew»
onnnn neutvcngp noun“
llllll'l‘li ZELUFF
mum . mm.
OI. Mr“ BM.
lion Dread Poultry a Specialty.
Order-I Delivered Pmptiy.
Wm
M Imam-oi.
lillllllllllllls INll MEATS
A'l‘ 'I‘lIl-I 0L0 STAND 0F
THADDEUS GUYER,
(Sacco-nor to 1'. Burr (Buyer a Son),
8 P R I N G W O O D ,
Allh ORDERS I’RIIMI’TIIY FILLED.
City People find it to their advantage to trade
with up.
GIVE US .A. TRIAL.
iliill l
llillll l
Examine in Sinai
E. AND -.E...
SECURE PRICES BEFORE
PURCHASING.
“WIS ARI O'YIKINGW
Grand inducements
...—~70...—
CASH BUYERS.
”liltill llllii.
l
Grown Punt-null [III-v i
'l'lrunntheoni Newtonian-platinum
t'oniuuquverOI—nhlnlnnd
llrlnvy Abalone. Only then W in the
nu an: up the Origtuimd t entailing
Ind
health.
All lulu Una
C. B. II. A.
Craig Medicine - . Pussnlr. N. .I.
now a-r
Plaisted’s Drug Store.
Bomb Norwnlk.
visits:
Buggies, fidles,
Futility ii’ugons,
Boat Warns, Business Wants.
~—-——«- cum—~—
l llllllll TOP Billllll
WARRANTED.
ONLY $85.
Other Wagons at Equally Low Prices.
—————m
Ana ectond hand Boulez, Wager“, etc
Cell and no them, and get prime
Writhiiilynn,
Franklin Street, 80. Norwa k.
ni—iw
Es Coughs. Colds. influema. Bronchitis,
Housman. Whooping Cough, Croup.
MI brunt, “than, and cvcry attrition of [he
Ihroat. lungsmzd Chest mrlmlxnx Consumption
Spccdy and pt‘rmnnent. Tedd fur filly yearn.
FILES. RUMORS.
Scrofnlu. Eczema. Sail R'fl'lllll and oil
lilac-peso! lhr' r-‘kln and Blood nrv curml by
FOWLE'S FILE and HUMOR CURE.
n7 elm
tuitialeritttliult
it [may Si, liar York City.
Steel Skein Farm Wagons,
Farm Carts, Railroad Carts.
Road Carts, Utility Carts.
Clipper Wagons, Easy Riders,
Buggies, Phaeton, Surreys,
Spindle Wagons,
Top and No Top Delivery
Wagons, Ililk Wagons.
7:1 hula tr: Supply Balm ud Cannon,
They are the articles that will lune
you Our WI‘OI‘II huvc I worl -wlde
"spur-tron u to quality, "yin and tint-h.
None Superior. Street Sprinkien We
hnve the but Street Sprtnilers in the
florid. Moo have the nllltl! end [10‘
rural lilk Wagon- ln New York. I
103m
Seeing is Believing."
4'. lift
tr
And (be but inf"? Ugi Lilli
evcrmadeJtitcAin-i- Lu ,
dm'nof old. ' .1 Viva
dcrful lamp‘” A lump L1,
lbwlntc-ly rum» 5‘
onplonh e um: unu ,,
bf?!.l':lr. v. lll\ I;
"a it clear. um“
lillnnlwlllte ligli
OI M‘ rum}! ,mrr»
I’urrr anvt ltllflll‘tf
llmn gmttubl. miter
Ihun electric ltyll,
more (horrid tit it
either! 'Iliut luttrp H t
r ‘.
‘11 R r ., - ”
1c 04. lltb or.
find with It ”in” 61'» r nitr, no emell,
m- Irmllr (Mount, 4, no “it L rm”: lm swearing,
nocllmbinu up of the limbo. m "unlrumn"
nor Innoynnrc of Any lurid. and it never
need. trimminfi. its form-a (ml IQMYVMIIl
beln tough 10 rd premium LEVELWIKEI cen-
trnl in“, it in obi-mime” unhrnI-bh.
and to Info at a to! we mmlla.
Only IIVI year! old Ind r" r Irra million in
Mrulnmp. In nu. It 0|th b : M300!) lam
malt. Inch I telling I\I(fi(lll. indeed i In,
In: lamp. may come and lamps may a, but
the “Rochester" rm to on louver We
who over 3,000 orltnric Vll‘iPIlPI,-~ Hungin
and Table Lamp-r. bumper Study, Von no
Plano Lump. every Illn .in Bronte. Per.
como.Brnu,fllckeiand lihckWreugthrm.
Ant the lump dealer [or it. Look lot the
trade-mun: Iiamp: "run Ilm'nrnrn " II In
hm’! the 'flltl'lt Roebrsrter and the 01on you
not. orlrno lam rare in calf. tend to u
for Iron illustrate catalogue and reduced
rice-list) and we will Iron and send you In,
9-“on try "prone. light to your door.
MHMII LAMP 60..
Ill Pitt Pinch low I“
emu-Murmur»: [mm
“lilac-mum, mm lim- more
IN”
(MILD, SILVER, NICKEL
And all kind! of Onyrllll‘
PLATING
til litter Siren, Sail llli'liill‘
mum-mew
m r
mflmm m'
r
.,, f“
INI-
WWW
Soldicrn Reported to Have Met
the Hostiles.
BXCITI‘IIIBN'I‘ OVER THE MESBIAII.
Nearly All the Indium Have to Seven AI»-
luzk of the (tram turd Aw Looking for
Wundon~~slttlng Roll In Losing Influ-
ouo'uml llns Pew Follows".
(.‘mcnuo, Nov. 21.——Wiiliani 1“. Cody,
"Butlnlo Bill," told a reporter last even-
ing that Gen. Miles had just received word
that the troops under Gen. Brooke bad a
light with the Indiana Thursday afternoon
between Busbvillc and Pine Ridge. The
extent. of the casualties and result of the
engagement have not yet been learned.
He expressed confidence that Gen. Miles
would, "if let. alone by the government,”
settle the trolrblo expeditiously. Gun.
Miles could not be seen. It was said that
be had gone out. in company with Col. Cor-
bin, his assistant atljutant general. A tel~
cgram from Ilttsbville informs Gen. Miles
that the troops under Gen. Brooke reached
Blue Ridge agency yesterday. The Indians
are coming in in large numbers from
Rosebud. There in much excitement and
the ghost dance continues.
The Meal-h (froze.
At. army headquarters this afternoon
Gen. Miles received a letter dated "Camp
Poplar River. Montana, Nov. 17," from one
of the army officers at that post. The om-
cer pays: “Capt. Wheaton, commanding
here, thinks that all the Indians on the
reservation believe in the Messiah craze.
He says that. even the more intelligent
halfbreede believe in it. Some of the
younger Indians have recently procured
new Winchester-s. The Indians here, M a
whole, are not well armed. but. if they had
money they could soon arm themselves.
Mr. Scobey, the Indian agent here. thinks
that the belief in the Messiah is practically
unanimous. lie understuutba that one oi
the most prominent Indians in the tribe
believes in it. The Indians believe that
there will be astonishing supernatural
manifestations in their behalf before very
long.
A Friendly lnrllan'u Story.
"A friendly Indian hm just told me that.
Sitting Bull has been particularly ‘bud
hearted’ since the death of his only survitu
lug child one your ago, He liftié a lot of
very ugly Indians about him, who encour-
age one another and hut-p up the excite-
ment to such a pitch that there in danger
of bloodshed before things can be quieted.
Ila says that if the Indians with Sitting
Bull should start it dinturbuucc or out»
break, and were not. quickly quelled, a
party of young warriors front here would
very likely start across the country to join
them.”
Killing "nil LII-ring Ill-o Grip.
Srlxlrlvu llm'K Anna, Nov. ill-The
news that lrrmph have been ordered to the
reservation llilnl npreud rapidly among the
savages, and the general effect has been
bnd. Several hundred braves have-disap-
peared, with .wbat object lllld in what
direction cannot be learned.
Maj. .\lrl.rlu;;blin, the agent here, has
just returned from Sitting Bull‘s camp on
Grand river, and rcportsthnt Sitting llull‘s
lullueuce bus wr-nkcm-«l greatly in the last
week. Now be has no more than abun-
dmtl or so follower; He received Maj.
McLaughlin cordially. but the young bucks
econ-led at the agent as though he were not.
welcome.
’l'lro ('nnconl'u Trip in Failure.
Wnsulxnl‘ux, Nov. ‘ll.-—Se('retnry Tracy
has rem-Wed a tlmpntrb from t‘upt. Sims
Casey. president of the board for the trial
of the l'oncorul, ‘ilitlilh: that the gnnbont
had returned in the intuturd Iron wurka,
rind that her lrlarl trip was unsuccemful.
Xi) particulars \wn- gttcn, and in what
respect the vex-cl failed to meet the re-
quirements can only be Hurtltiscrl until the
official report is made. At the navy dcL
pnriment it in grain-rally thought the Con-
cord was deliciz-nt in attaining the re-
quired hum» power 3,400, The l‘onmrd
isui l,7tlt) tun-l di»pl:u~entr~rtl and she is
nimllnrm ibi- Yorktown. She was built.
by W. l". Palmer, .lr . urtceegor to John
Roach. The vessel ~buultl bnvc born com
pleteti over a year ago.
Money Stun-v M lhrflulo.
lll'FE‘ALIl, Nov ‘Jl ... Money in souvrrt'e in
lllllluln lbut lmltlers ul’ grain. finding that.
they have uo chance of mining money on
it readily, one sending it forward in New
York, win-11- tlw ohmic-m. though not good,
nrcntill much better than, they are here.
One denier. with n éwm tlmlt um! plenty
of grain behind it, lulled to more any
money at the ironic. nud M‘IIL bin groin
fnrwurrl. i\li|lll|l‘r \vm unable to get 810,.
Option bin mrgu. 'l‘be t-irrumetrun'cu are
quite likely to tnuke holding» in strain ele-
vuloru comparatively light for the. winter.
A llold Robbery u Ilurflonl.
llAlt’rr‘ul'Jr, Nov. 2i.~l.rust evening two
men, II. S. i‘nrter iuicl numb burned “mm-
and. entenwl r. pawn shop kept by Frank
N. filmrpt- mul llflkl‘ll for a loan on nnover-
cont, ’l’lnni um rn-lmwi, t‘urtertbenneized
fiber-p» by tlw throat and attempted to
Chltll‘tlltlrllt him Sharpe wan thrown to the
floor mnl llm tun men umdeoll with In.
('nrter Win shortly nftrrwnhl nrrentcrl at.
bin bmtw. Ilrunmml him not. yet. been or—
weird
him ISM Ilrr Children with I (Inn.
D'\’\Hl, Polo. Nov. 2! .MA npecinl from
Albuquerque. N. .\I., to the News Hays:
My. ’i‘ulln- M. i 'ittrg and her three children
were urrr-tml on telegrupbic orders from
Winfield, linn. The lllll)’ n few days ago,
with the ru-intnm‘v of a gun and four men,
Ifl'lil up her lllVOl’l'I‘il busbumi and robbed
him of the three children. An nilieerin
exported irnm Karim today with recruit-L
tlon psuwrn for their return.
t*llItrIlmuI linen-n Ills [brown].
Srmumx, (Inl. Nov. 2i.~3riw thllinn
Nambnul lowered his munl bore yester—
day, trotting rt mile in 2:115. tlnlrlnnritb
tlrnvc and Harry Whiting newmmnied
with running mute. 'I'be lint. qltnrter wan
made in Klimt] the half in Hull, Starr»
bonl's previous rernni wan tulip Nelson
still leads him by half a second.
Minibu— Will mum-g- Pill-burg.
Prrnmt'm, Nov. 2i.~-w\l'nlter ll. llnrn-
hum. of New llnverl, ('mm., but; been
elected manager "I thr- I’ttlrslmrg (fonwlb
dated Ibmlmll club. Inst, «sown Mr.
Bumbam managed the New Haven club,
which won the Atlantic annotation pen.
mt.
Ila VIII Sun-"ml thrill-ml Nee-mun.
Imus, Nov. 2i.w~.\lr:r. iritonor. who, ac-
cording to current rumor, is phortiy to be
male I ennlinul rice Ibo late John Henry
Moron. celebrated a requiem mm In
mot ileum-a null- Chunk at 8:.
like-term.
He "Miriam-res you...
Worn-tr liner. Con-In Goy- Ile Inoculntod
consumptive. Eighteen Years Ago.
New YORK, Nov. 2i.-Dr. Wesley Miller,
of No. 145 East. One I luridred out! Twenty-
leth street, called on the board of health
Koch, the German scientist, in theidu
nnd practice of the cure of tuberculosis and
consumption by inoculation. Dr. Miller
la n cousin of tax-Senator Warner Miller,
and a nativeof Cambridge, Washington
county, this ethic. To a reporter last night
he produced documents showing that. be
had been experimenting with vaccine as a
prophylatlo for consumption, diphtheria,
measles and scarlet. fever since 187:}.
On J true 5. 1883, be rend a paper entitled
"The Prevention of Tuberculnr Consump-
tion and Other Diseases in Man and the
Domestic Animals by Vaccination." before
the New York Academy of Medicine, fully
setting forth the conclusions at. which be
mired.
He admitted that the idea was borrowed
from Dr. Jenner’e cure by inoculation for
nmallpox and stated that. his ( Dr. Miller’s)
was the only correct way of obtaining true
attenuatcdvlrun. He had inoculated six
consumptive per-nous successfully, but pro
feselonul etiquette prevented him from di-
vulging their names. He had expended
81,000 in obtaining lymph from calves af-
fected with pletiropneumonin, a disease
similar to consumption in man. In Koch's
method, as far as he could make out, the
original germ was obtained from a dead
person. pasfid into guinea pigs and than
through a process of fermentation and In-
bntion, involving some time.
Virus of that kind, Dr. Miller main-
tained, bad septic or poisonous properties,
whereas if passed through animal mem-
brane or tissue, true typical vaccine or
'lympb, harmless in its effects and neither
contagious nor infectious, could be ob-
tained. Dr. .‘riilier concluded that be had
been retarded in bringing his discovery be-
fore the world by imliil‘erence on the part.
of the medical profession and tbetlifliculty
in securing any general exuminntion of it.
In fact be burl no money with which to
promote his. lliat'oi‘r’f‘)’, although confident
of its cflicicy.
Dr. 30bit ’l'. Nagle. of the health depnrb
merit, hits known of llr. Miller's ctlorts for
years. Dr. Nacle S‘Aitl that, unless the in-
ventor was of the highest reputation it.
would be it bard matter to get. them to do
anything in the hospitals with new cures.
Dr. Koch wuss probably assisted by the
German government. He had not, how—
ever, given the lllgrt‘lllt‘lili of his vim-s to
the world as yet. wnicb. it” it. was etlicat'i-
one, might have on now caved many lives
in New \ urk. The total dentin in this
city for ten years burl been WELBJO, of
whom 52,363 «lied of consumption and 3.3.-
499 of pneumonia. Deaths trutu consump
tiou amounted to ll. 1': per cent of the total
mortality.
CARDINAL GlBBONS SUES.
“Tho Poo:- llmr'u Print" Dedicated to
Him “'ltlmut Ills ('rmwnt.
NE“ ll.\V‘E\, Conn. NH“ 2i,——('urrlinnl
Gibbons has served p;tp.-r~~ on llyucintbo
Archibald Ringrosc, of Yule university.
summoning him In appear in the federal
court of lllt‘ l‘hitt-rrt ill-.trlrt of Maryland
on Jun. :L'rnt-xt tn ansiver in A null. for
dumngm, prusttmnbly on :1 charge of libel.
Mr. Rimzrrm-R book. "The Poor Man's
Priest." which is the life uml imlnrscment
of Dr. .‘lclllynu, is llCIllf‘fllt‘d tn l'nrtlinnl
Gibbons, but. it now appears, without the
mf‘llnfll'fi consent. 'l‘bcmnlimtl hru also
conununicutml with the publishers bore.
rest ruining the use of his name in connec-
tlon with the book. .\lr. Ringrose is n
communicnnt of the Catholic church and
has a brother who is u priest.
Lawyers Fight Over I'olror.
Sr.\i;r.\x.~nt l:.., s. t'., Nov. :.‘l.~There
wins .1 bloody row here at 2' :I. in. between
two lending your”; lawyers over a game of
poker. They hurl imbibed ireely of wine
during the night and became very boister—
ous. Finuilv 4m.- of them, James I’nteet,
becatnc llll'lllAI'Il in u olttliculiy with Matt
Floyd. Pillt‘t‘l in his tlruniren frenzy nt—
tuckctl Capt, Edwin Ko-rrisou, mistaking
him for l-‘itml lli‘ \lflnlil‘tl Ko-rrison, actu-
ally dim-tniumlm: trim. but not iuilir'ling
fatal llljlll‘lt" l'iu‘, (l, wring this, stabbed
Putt-ct in lb:- im a, lllt' blade penetrating
the left lung. The ugh! nf bluml nolntred
tbcyuunrz met: and a doctor wan sum-
moned. l’nlcel cannot live, No arrests
have been made. .»\ll lbc parties are higb‘
ly connected. and Keri-ruin is a sum of ii
Weitltby llicl't'llzuri in ('hnrlt-ston.
I‘ll-I’rcnldent ('Ieva-lruul “fun There.
.\'l~:u Yunn. Xm- :zt, 'i'iu- sixteenth nu-
nnnl dinner or" tho .\v\\' lot-l. .lewelern’ at»
oucintion wan held at lb-lmnuicn'u bust
evening. (‘nven “ere- hurl. i--r :Zl‘tl. Presi-
dent Henry E. ltll' nt'tripiwl the chair.
Among those prrn-n' were ex l'n'nirlent
Cleveland, ll. ll. ”ruling, of Hartford;
Charles W. Number, nl Winn-ling; A. I’.
Iligelow, of IlmtnnJ‘ul. Sumter. of “herb—
lnglon; W. H. “ruin-15ml. n! lluitinmre;
George ll. Jllqllt't-t, .lunn-v- ll. Hurt and
Clement \Veuvrr. oi I'blimlvlpbtti; .l. Hur-
vey “'mtlm, of Plumbing, and I. I). Cole,
of Nt-wbnryport, Mir-v, 'l‘bo hilt‘r’l’ll of the
evening was llt'lht'ri'il by ex-l’reeideut
Cleveland, who nupumlml in :m entertain-
ing manner to the trvu~t “t lur Country."
llrulul Burglar-t in! (MI (filly.
0iLi7lTi’, I’u., Nov. 2!. llnmlar» entered
the residence. of John \litlt‘hullt. in thin
city, 'I'bursrluy uiubt. lir- lmri llfitWII'IJm
front the haul. in buy it City bond the. tiny
below. The rubbt'm evidently thought be
had not yet mmle the put-chime. They were
mistaken. 'l‘hry pounded him brutally on
the bend, choked bin wile, knocked bin Met»
daughter inurnnible and let: all tied band
'nml fool. They got about rm. They were
in the house an imur,bul wemtrmnked.
There in tin alert to their identity.
A Twelve-Yonr-OM IMy'n Hulcldo.
Clinton, ti, Nov, 2i... llnrry inwards,
the l‘char old min of Jacob llllwnrtle. I
lumber dealer, rumbling: near Hippo, com
mittm] suicide Inlet night by hanging blm‘
nil in the barn. The boy used A bitching
ntrnv. and mu discovered thirty minutes
after the act. was committed by bill mother.
No came in known. but it is summed that
he mu temporarily inquire. The boy woo
nick yearn our» and won given a great deal
of chloroform, which affected his mind.
“their “fooling" Wu hill.
I’mem'no, Nov. 2i. JSnmuel Klingon-
nmllb and W. ll. Mathias. member» of I
shifting crew, were killed on the Iluitimore
null Ohio nilromlnt Rankin ntntinn inst
noting. The men were ”hurling" on the
oowutcher of the engine, when timid-III]
both fell offer) the truck in from of tho
engine and were killed. Inching leave- o
widow and children.
A. Alb-n Inn's untold.
va Your. Nov. 2l.~~A mun choc: an
year- at up who rogtatererl at the Central
hotel no "Inn TQM", Albany." was found
dead in lulu bed but evening at the! hotel.
Thwwueurnedon. Ilium to
Dermot-olefin. W
yesterday and claimed priority over Dr. ‘
are ‘Artar' our cells".
The Failure of Barker Bros. for
Several Millions.
OTHER INSTITUTIONS ANXIOUS.
But They Are Well Fortified with Fund-
nud Will Safely Walther the Gale—The
Money Market Much Easier In the Mo-
lropullbl-‘inuuulul Points.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 21.—~Bnrkerliroe.,
bankers and brokers of this city, have
made on assignment for the benefit. of
their creditors. Their liabilities have not
yet. been made public. The ilrm is largely
Interested in llcndinu securities, Oregon
Pacific boudn and Baltimore and Ohio car
trusts. It. bad a small line of deposits.
Wharton Barker,
the famous finan-
cier, in a member
01' the firm. The
, house in the larg-
est in Philadel-
phia, with the ex-
‘ ', 'cption of the
house of Drexel,
Morgan & Co.
Wharton Barker
is interested in
'wvcrnl organiza-
tionn here,and the
- stock of one of
them only has no
ticeabiy declined,
namely, the In-
vestment. com-
pany. The Investment Company of l’hila-
dolphin slurred three years ago with u cup—
ital of $2,0li0, which was made $4,000,
(XI) eighteen lnmrtlzv ago. The main func‘
tion has been the promotion of nr-wumlcr-
takingv of promise. rind the capital is
mostly locked up in mob enterprines.
At this time, if i'nrcwl to liquidation,
these ventures Would lit-«~t'>>irrily' be sacri-
ficednmi the luvcstmclti t-onlpuny'e cap—
ital consequently impuirwl.
Not in Great Stu-pride.
If curriml the several undertakings will,
as rtyfs‘vnubly anticipated, malt-2 good He
turnh ll ('rllll‘nc‘nl time. The Investment
company has very little impending indebt-
erlneea. ’l'bc stockholders are the main
creditors. anal them»: are strong men. who
have agreed to suspend dividends for
three )"r‘urn. To many the suspenaion of
the old nlul funmlls brokerage house was
not tr Sill‘pf’lht‘, as the lirm‘u credit has been
affected for thepzrsl two months.
A ()urrmpomlent of the liar-lugs.
The house- is the Philadelphia corre-
spillillelil nf Haring Iiros. The firmconsists
of Wharton llzrrker :tntl .Xbrum Barker.
Whurtnn Barker Ii president oftbe Finance
Company of Pennsylvania. The firm nlec
Cuntrol- ttn- \Yiutr'un Switch company,
whose \thl’lrs rm: :tt .lenictntnwn, l’at. It
gained a World u hie reputation some time
ago by it; (,‘hiuew intentr-legrnpliing bank—
ing scheme. It was also associated with
the great liw'illllit" pool. In the iron trade
the llllllll'i- is coli~itlcrELI of slight impor-
tnnn- in lmn intermtu. MLWburton Barker
is largely liilt‘l't‘~lctl in the Bethlehem Iron
wnrk~ :z-ui min-r concern», but has no con—
troiiim,v lliit'r-Nl iii any of them,
l’rmnI-rnt Barker Resigned.
The iilrw Eurn of the Finance company
belt] u spin iui nwrting, ’l'be restgnntion
0t Wlinrtnn l'urlu-r. its presnlcnt, was pre-
sented and .lrtwptctl. ('barlcmagne Tower,
Jr, Vlt'l.‘ president, was elected president,
and Philip 1' l}.ti'rf’ll, Vlt'r' pi‘c‘ildl'lri. A
Syllillt‘lliv'. cmnprrxing llrcturi e; ('o , llruwti
Bros a; t‘.» , tln- l'rnvnlent Lift- and Trust
company and lllt.‘ Pennsylvania Company
for [be lu-ilrtrzn'c ul' Lives and Granting of
Auunmm in. beer: formed for the purport?
of allVlilll'iliLI, to the Finance Company of
Peunnylvnnia tiny amount of niutiey neccsv
sary [0 mm: lt- Uill>filllillllg liabilities.
Tim 1 umpmry lloclnrml Solvent.
It i.‘ \‘llll that the company i< certainly
solvent and '6 1th the :rsw'lstunce of the '4le-
dicato will tn- nub- to tide over llli' crisis ill
its :rqulrv crux ml by the failure-vi" Wharton
Barker, The Finance company be one of
the newly created li'lhf cslrnpunieszrml bad
a. pilltl up capital or z.’-.,Iu,lt,(1ltl_ lt hm tlcv
poults aluminium in only élfnmilll, title
mmtiy fu etm-klmldern li-écrt'tllit‘h are
said in be chiefly butting bobbin: the cum-
pull)‘1ll|tl¢"‘,lllllpl}lil‘llll'l'll'dll)'l.‘0llnl-"rnl.
'l'llr- llll‘lllt‘fifi oi llit‘ t'vrlnpltlt)‘ bus hem
mainly tlr-uupurrlm-nt of n-ni e‘intc in
I'bil-ul-‘lpbm inr tln- llenrlin: Terminal
milrnzul :tilfl ilw limiting ill rmlrunil securi-
trcn.
’ x:
W" All’l'fl): BARKER.
Aluminum Ila-ker'n Grlel.
Much w. inputhy i-t l .\lll"“m'd fur Abru~
brim llnrhvr, the venerable bcml of the
firm, urnl many Wt'll klmwnuien in all
kinds of luminma ruilml nu him to li‘r'iill'l'
bimuf lbclr syrnpntby and esteem. Mr.
Hawker With very much :llIt'I‘U'll. llu llfllll
lie-thought it very hard after u bunnies»
(’lII'I‘I'I’ of lift)‘ tbrrl- yearn to be thus over-
wboltned byu financial cyclone. During
the pnst lvw lllll‘4 iu- Mull be Imrl devoted
sill bi-s mm- and lintuuristl ubiliiy inmiu
jug [nullt'y for the help of other», nnd
when his own little of need came tbow
who were indebted to the bun-m lulled to
rum-t, their ..ivliuntiotn and sunpetmion be
came tnevrtnble.
rmm mununmm In “5,000,000.
The firm inn not yet prepared rtny state,
rut-iii at liatluiituw :tml newt». 'l'bc linblli
Uri-t ul't' vurlntlul} mtlnmtml from $3,000,000
to elfrtflmlll. “'lmrrnn [lurker lliL‘t rw-
ntll'l'll mum- of bix int-ml». thitt their Meet»
excel-ti tbr-ir ilnb‘tlrtlm by over “Mutual.
‘I'In-Ir “'0": I»! "train.
In hm \l'lntrtnu lurks-r became in mem-
bcrnl the mm The iinrt mutter \Vllll’ll
brought. the borne prominently before the
general Illllrlit' wan the announcement, in
I877 ti. ilml they brill lwt'urtw tbc llttnm‘lnl
Bui‘lllh of the ltlwrnut trovm'ument in the
Unitml Shift-n,
Thus intwmn mm, at tbut time, A highly
Illlplll‘llllll one, in view of vmr between
England and Ilmnin. which their ueeuml
imminent. In rurryiuu out the luetmc~
lions oftbc lluminu unvertnnent Ilurkrr
lines. at (Yo. procured I01" eblpn oi war,
Mutable urnlnmrw, um! completely nrmcd
and equipped them. The mini upvmlituro
wurleveml milrmrm ui dolltml. nntl the
whole transaction wan cotmtmtunrmi to
tho nlmrlot paliulncunu of “twain
"3‘ III. lihlum Hello-no.
Early in the Mlmmcr of run it mu re.
portedtbut. mtwewiunn on an enormous
nettle ball been stv'mll‘ml (mm the Chinese
governmentby in Philadelphia syndicate,
of which Mr. anrtotr Barker were the
bead.
Count Iirtgetiedellilkiew'rez bod incl:
to China and bad muml tile amen-lone.
They provided for the establishment in
China of n ffhirtmnmericun bank, with n
capital of datum!» Hhmmllai Ina-is, with
power to laureate the capitol cvetrtnnily to
Him,“ tools. The bank wan to burn the
privilege of coining Ind inning gold nod
other room and paper, and also to build
retinal. end equip ulna-pl: end tale
pin-o linen.
Alp-claimant envoy. Mr. I. P. It:
Kin Gehnny. mired in the U m
in June, 1837. accompanied by HI
kiewicz, for the purpose of completing the
details of the plan. Early in September I
rumor leaked out that the Chinese nov-
ernment bud decided to revoke the com
nlone. It. wan known that English and
German iulluenec was at. work to prevent
the consummation of the scheme. Barker
and {\Iilkiuwicn thou tlieagre rd and no
more wun beiml of tbn affair.
Mr. A. J. llrexel, who heard of the fall-
uve noon after it was announced, remarked
to a friend: "’l'biu in too ball. It. could
have been fll'flliliT‘ll. We would have helped
them out. It accrue to me there was no
necessity for making the arraignment."
The Financial Situation Improved.
New Yonx, Nov. 21 -~--.\t n meeting ofthe
Clearing House association: it was unani-
mously agreed to :tlmliub theonequarter
percent. commission on the loan certifi-
cates. The general opinion ufull tbclmnk-
era was that the aituatiou in general was
much improved.
W'Asnlxn'i‘ml, Nov, ill—Aseinmm Scene
tary Nettleton, of the t rt-u-mry department,
say» that. reports received at the treasury
department from its otlicial agents show
that the financial mnditiou at money cen-
ters is improving. Money is easier at New
York, but still tight at Philadelphia. The
western nmney centers bug}: at no time
been seriously nilectcd and (vital stringency
existed was; more of n sympathetic nature
than real.
The Baring»; to Ho: lieconutrucmd.
Iloxlmx, Nov. ‘31: -lt. is reported that the
reconntrm-tiunoi lbr' liar-inns as n joint
stock cumin-my in imminent. Mr. T. Bar-
ing lifts oil’t-rcd to return, bringing £1,000,-
W). Tilt.’ llmrtbrus uill probably amul-
gnmute, and fresh capitni will be furnished
by one of the (illlllllchacr. 'l'lu- rumor that.
the llotlmchiliie have pledged t»l,rtUU,000 no
nguurirutyuf tbc prrynn-nl of Argentine
dividends in unfounded.
MARKS CAUGHT AT UTICA.
Over $24,000 of the Stole-n Nancy “’3'
Still in "in Karin-I.
L'Tlt‘l, N. Y., NOV 21.»—.‘vlu~t:§s M. Marks,
of Rochester, who Mftjlll'cll e351”) by ex-
press from the (Juttlmercial
bank, of New York, by mains of a tele-
gram p, wliir'h llc ini'aw'rl till: name 0‘
\vllllfllil A. “utters, Ui Illi‘ l'ltllll' City NB-
tloualbrlnk, of Rochester, “:15 ruptured in
adinorderly house in [Illa my last night
by Cbicfui Police Dagger and Detective
Cleveland, who had traced him from a
hotel.
Mums’sacbel contained $243150 of the
stolen money. Marks bud shaved off his
mustache. lIe positively refused to make
any statement. The Rochester police have
been notified of the capture. Less than a
your nnd at half ago Marks Was employed
a: the bunk and knew its method of busi-
ness so well that be was able to secure the
large mununt ut‘ money from its New
York currtwpmnvicnt without trouble.
JILL:
“'nnialn't Recognize the Federation.
I.\l'l‘..‘£.\l‘(ll.l>, Nm‘. 21.«Tweutyeeven
employee of the Lake Erie and \Vestel’n
railroad came here to pr:=.":i :t its-t ul griev-
lmcce to Grill-ml Manager lirmlbur)’. Mr.
Bradbury said llmt be unvli-rxzmni they had
called .19 :1 commune-c m' it federation, and
aseucb he. \vuvml not, receive them. "An
employee; of lm- Lake Erie and Western,"
said he. "I am pcrl'r-L'lly willing to talk
with you. but I must decline to have any
intercourse: rvllb you as the representativm
of it federation." The men lll'l' very much
luceuscd at ilr.ulimry, :unl aztytbut they
will bring hint to lvrtm if it bin to be done
by it bli'liu‘. Their (li‘lliltllll \vzu lur an in-
crenac in Kluge:
Grave ‘Illlr’ér .lgrrl'u: a t'lvrgyman.
Kmrnnr, .i, .\'..t :1 .in Alonzo
Armstrong. 2i .ii;l.lr:l‘ui t , i rims Button,
a leading i z...) ..i ll... mun, charges
REV. liiiln 1‘? "item, lllr- it :~ Iir DI Method:
lSI liplw 1., ... tllilii‘lw— :t’ l'illlw'lml :llld
Jucksnu\i..r. .\' .l., lt.ll. illit'iltiillflg to
assault lze'l' .\ . «rlliltllriili um ~t'lil U) the
trustee: If :1 t- Suturday.
(.‘hewtr'tr-ml ..; to preach ill the church
on Smith}. . ,, my ilil~irfr~ shut the door
and dimm— ,, it“: t ”...,vr'egnrnln. The pre‘
bldlli; t'l-lt‘l'i ;' tln- tii~trnt mil lllvr‘fiitlgab‘f
the I'ltztrgrw ('bcc.‘ is it rnurricd mun.
Mrs. Artnsrmngk lillvltlzmi u lbr‘ neaocir
ate editor of The Kt'Hlnrl Enterprise.
L tilll'r ll innl
A l’ruhuhle .‘Iurrlt'l‘ Near llufl'nlu.
UPI-TIMI. Nuv '11 \l but. nil-y turn out
[o b: it llllIf-ll‘r ‘.‘..i~ (luur- on Main street
near tin» N'.ij.li|it.'t¢l;l t‘rn-‘n bridge but
evening. .lunu t'mut-bitr-ltl, :r unlkmnn,
Wllllt‘ [llinslilgllllll pull.i, lill'itvtl out. for
number (cum and mu but time to n gang
of clettrtr' milieu-l [tun-it inborn-r» to plum
them and they lhmrtll’tnl him with their
tools. lx-uiim: llllil thniiy .tml i:.ilu'ttugin<
juries which may pruw lltl.il. l'runr:llllcld
ban a {rut-turn oi tln- skull anti .wrmurr in»
juries, m-wrul :tl'rr-al‘r lllIVt' lm-ti mude.
I'zllh-ll lur FISIIJNNI.
(:Aum, u, Null; :1 .itim l-', lliuke,
rnttyorof lbw till, .‘lli‘l one oi the moat
prominent iiiillrrrt in llic Mlllll', in Well as
Vlt'l‘ premium! of liw 'l'rlumn- Millem' not
M)Ci1ttiun,:.~»:4r.ml to .\lltlriin'} William
A. Lymh ltu‘ ,t mug in: lit" twmiit of
his crrrlttui'n, lli» t..t‘ri.ili~~ .il- about,
GNUMUHIMI lit' hurl»- .‘tit- l‘: ,1, 1.: in be
ttomirlvmbl) imm- ll in'uw *» Illll'ih-
tilt-ll in i‘v-U ti' Riv-Lb . a lit ' ml in . m ”m
llour mnn...’
tutu Irmr Illll'e urn-plum
Al.il\.\‘., '11 (murmur Hill-(incl!
brilliant rn- plum 1-! Vi'illlf in-nplr- lit. the
cxer'tlllvt- m in «'un but rut-um}; in honor
of bin tnilrliu') Wu H, I, Jutl-
Hull and \le. lip'ul (Law: in urn (rum their
wedding tour llwru \rt-n- ulnpltt 2.30 per-
mnn prt-u-nt, mmt ut win-mi new from Al‘
batrynml 'lrny ’i‘nu run npzu'mill hallo
on tin- upprr ii m 4 twrc' 1,. Wu up to atone»
inn, mm flit .‘wtiw .7... humiwmly dec—
orated With llama».
.Ill».
w unlit ..
’llmmun “null-um Convicted.
lint lllhlltl. 2w. \' , .‘x‘uv. 2l.~~lntbe court
"1 graham tln- jury convicted 'I'bomarl
Motrin-moi turning bi- brother, Samuel
Moulwn'n Imnw in it nuts for “50. The
mwnulriml on thin note only, but. the
detention! vm». u int-arr of bill brother’s
mum on mmml llullm, umo‘unlltrg to
82.0”), «ml mot inning throughout. the int
ten yearn. 'I'iw enm- in" attracted much
attention [mm the prominence of “a
portion.
A Well Ihmwn Tripp-pit" ”and.
«NEW Yum» Nov ill. n'l‘bmlrm 9. Kath
”guy, the “nil known telegraph operator,
and (or umtiy your» chief operator and on-
glrltont night manager in the main one.
of the Wonder-n i‘m’vm Teleumpb company
in this city, mo. ulrilxiiell with upoplnu
yesterday and tiled in nu boar.
like not... In Mun.
“gallium“. Nov. 31—41:.
Mauritania uld Wham-to
be improved. It. bu been W b
We l
"fol“ Wendi-hoo-
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