'I'O
llorse Buyers
:Va moonstontly t-e-
oaiviug Fine Horses.
waited to all purposes.
You will find the I'll-
ll!‘ OOAOBEBS. the
am ROADBTBBS. the
[CHEAPEST WORKERS
and altogether the
3231' ”IOBTflBl'l‘ or
[All 303888 In Pair-
flald County. Parties
wanting any kind of a
Horse, can be suited
11282. All Horses sold
by this establishment
are WARRAITED.
M. H. PARSONS.
Bfllylllllllll S'l'lllll FAB].
HALE’S
GOUGE BALSAM
Wild Cherry,
l-lorehound,
Tar and Tolu,
20 CENTS.
H. R. HALE
NOKWAIJC. cons.
'H'Kfi‘E’WKfiE,
OILS.
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE, TWINE,
Win innit, Wlllfll Ware, Etc
”99,—..—
e» w. l. 1111 111,
HUQIC "ALI. BLOCK.
WAGONS
lewaltdaeumbhand
Buggies, Phantom, Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
ll. llellllll ll Sill,
Wow. 3. mum.
at Washington Street, South Hawaii
27 Main Street Norwallt.
lint-clan Balers, Clllllllllllll'
And Ice Cream.
orders Prompily Attended To.
own. no --. -E...'_.P'.'"!'
Bennett 7: HuSléd,
28 lain BL, 80. llorwalh.
Heals, Fisll, litters,
ltlill, installer Plum, it:
0! All [lads la Their delta.
AT WHOLESALE AND llETAll
ass-arm. ‘ I‘m
080868 11. RAYMIJSB,
Furniture Dealer.
New Store“ & 48 Main sh, florwallt
Alla Vanishing Undertaker.
mam w ........
A. 8. FERRIS.
JEWELER.
Dis-eats, Watches, Jewelry.
the Valet m a W.
“loath.” mm
but Ill lint: int tilt!
arrowheads-n.
prior arsenals-hr will
You will not. do
betterthantobuy
the DELAWARE
COUNTY DAIRY
BUTTER. 3,000
pounds sold with
fluttering praise
from buyers.
28o pound.
llilllle l lumsmcl
Plllllll 1 H1111
WHILE YOU CAN.
._....,_ M- .____ _
Now ls your opportunity to refuse a lot on your
own terms. and at priest within your teach 'I hove
lots on modes Avenue. 50 met front and me he:
deer.
For $300 to 8350.
Are the cheapest lots now ousted within the city
limits ch.» beau-e they need no eradi'lt. are
nboutsfont bl list than the street vlch mil with
gravel bottom. nruvtr 1 healthy building sites
Why go outside the city limit! and pay more. or
as lunch to aim. or you can buy these where you
got all the city improvements with good roads.
So Bridge to Cross:
No “III to Climb!
Always Accessible!
Take a walk down Woodwlrd avenue, assure
yourre‘! that these lots are a harraln, and will eer
talnly «trance: in price every year.
”Ma—-
Maps and full information at
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN’S or
C. SWARTZ’S. it
Will?
Which we are dining at extremely low prices
Eleganrl Trimmed Blark Velvet Tonnes and
. nrlmus. é! forum. price 15.
lilacs eivoi this imatttoily trimmed with
(mother! and .let ‘5, t smerly till
Black Beaver lists, trimmed with Ostrich l'eath
an m 84 up
1'th la a bone tide pair Dulles will do well to
call before purchasing elsewhere.
IRS. W. FlWBET'l‘.
3 WATER STREET,
NORWALK. . CONN.
llllllll all 311088
___oy___
ALL GRADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices!
The Boat Goods lot
the beast lousy
.__.A1-_
H. S. lllllWN’S
300'! l SHOE morn.
Clark 1: Lane's Bloch
... lulu mm.
8. B. BAKER.
SECllllll - llllll Fillllllllll l.
Household Goods of All Kinds.
MPaldrarOoodaoraowoa
contributors.
lie. 22 litill’l‘ll lull 81231,
cuss mums“.
. \ 41* her!
,r-hl “one,
it ‘tsl we ”a
v: rrv~wt ’brw
111111: & lumilncl
The Holiday trade
is over. We had our
share, and now want
to interest you in our
regular Drug Stock.
Fresh Drugs,
Clean Stock,
Low Prices.
—~——~w woo» —~~—-
Plaistod’s Cough
Remedy is warranted
to euro the prevailing
colds. Try it.
As a Blood l’urifior
Plaisted’s Sarsaparilla
has no equal.
Plill'l'llll.
DBUGGIST.
43 WASHINGTON STREET.
Star Safety Razor.
Wnnmtedtoxlvrsrmmb
and eumtmtnh a share The
ltamr fur hatred and net--
vons persona You Coil iMVr
in 1h:- natlt wltn it A gr at
thvrntlou. when ssndrrw
stirring an clay and convene
lent oxuty. tori nbvtatrv nil
deugvro' cutting the lace
Warranted l0 shave clean
Time or d MOMY'IVrd De-
lays in ha'bct shops .vmded.
It is «penalty sit-spud to
the aged suit young; and xv
lndlrp 'fifl‘bhll‘ to trauma by
hurl and by sea: to mmna
and pvt-ms r up my mil;
lathe inflow! and the losnnmr, tr) the man who
”lull-(lurk above. and hilt) warm skin is ton
tender toutmtt ol theswrlclallfm or the. 0rd nary
razor. Once «mi, you will never be with?!” ll.
l‘l'
M10 tf
FOR SAL! BY
Ell'l‘llll ll fill.
1111s 11111
Fall Styles.
In all grades and colors cl
Still and Soft Ill-ta, Sills Hats.
Boy's late and l'apa, Crush lists for men and
boys. warm-or: lists in seen at
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington 8!.
Particular attention pull to
"sing, Cleansing and Ironing
“It liars air
Wall Papers,
"nest and honest Mam-ewe
Irs shin city.
Vine line at (tilts at 91 cents a
double roll,
Ice the combination chain-d
step ladder, only at”.
Ant-w Materials.
lows-led on stretcher».
Painting. Paper Manning and
(Talents-Ian.
L.H. DECKER,
ll Williltlll smut,
South Nos-walk.
‘mr Irvin harms-bowls” nil-Vest
wmh hr in, .1 some 's'a, some",
0.87.!
slave”
'
U..wflm& Mk3...”
”on-Jill l'lllll‘llll“os~
[revelers fella. ‘
New York, New Haven
and Hartford It. it.
October ll. II".
“All! LlaVl WW It)!!!“ Al ”Ir
WWI:
Ins lawns- A I ~mtmvtiasdsm
«trauma» I: trauma ac.7zalac.7:lbn.l r
at” the at. 0:09 u, ms se. 10:" a ll. .
loo. en El 42:4) as 1:0”: , '1:va .lzbl .e. lo
Illa-lord "press tram mammal. 32%. 430 u .
sun It. to lilo-lord. 5410a,, nzwoe soon .6“!
at 1:!» es. but as: . lord ae,. ms is an. Ia-hlog
tom entrust. tendon-t: t a . “on June
1’. II ~dtttae. 1mm. mate.
You saw uavrw a It 4:13“. t: use. it“
. ., was ac rl and ea.
.07 ex .4:t5se.,h:lbae ,suu..
..'. stamina: .mn so. iiMAd «Land
se it.” s m. ex. holidays—"l use, tint so, a to,
liaise .m.
“layman. A,” ~tl0 se. tita., we!
no-
hut
ac. rill—Jame: , I 07", i its: ,7 thnthl
m..ll07es..1ittlin m. on.
Port rratuortsw. It I ~6le se. Mt ex .
was: I' I -— 11:00" ,lzwsc .1:I5 r1 ,Mi ac.
”:07 (except wanna: rimming between New Item
and hemorrhoid) ot
Vol tumor: MI —-t.ta ex, tvts iilmm line )
P [-4200 us. (via spawn. id). tm es.(v1sllan-
ford)
but”: new Yonlt.
Fondue-m Non-wast. A )I—tm utilise.
70in, htllelem-c, llll'lex ”Wan. Ito)
hoot. ax P l—izm scum r1 totscqitw
«Lime:.40:e.s,4olrs,btr.tea.tilnufldl
sc.thlsc,tswsd es..andse.t’zoon.tdm es.
nasdays-tot.e..7msc.5m so, limo Iain
" illllihiii'l'tiltw “Mauricio.”
BAMBI}!!! & NORWALK DlVlillol.
untamed Lctoher 21. um.
“Ai'llot‘fll NtlltWItlJl Ms YOLIDWS:
Von llswltmv A. '.~02755. mm. P. I —I2:t3,
2th m7 hztrl 10rd. butduys—tlzzdwm..t:ftpm
Pots W Laos l’om s I —~7:.'l.. em limit
I’. at.- 117.4110. one” tum sundsy-sz
s. at, ,zo-ap m.
LIAVK me shit.
You llssnt'nv A it ~th. 934! P. l —'2 '8,
'2 in, 522 533,107: sands»... isms tn .657 pm
You wont Midwaw sun A time l’hll'l' n it
~‘& 9 l7 will I' .ii 423?, it?!) 'Il",flw, 947.
holidays—ii Us. In ,Mllp m.
Llwz IMMlUIiY,
Pow Storms Nonwsu A It .4 3'5. 736. 90::
H4) I'. as» 'l .0310!) busdayu to!» a n.505
p. m.
Main Line.
Luvs. llRIWlPOBT.
You l’n'rmrw A l 40$. are ; woo. ace;
:mm, Mr ; it“) this A I 450 a: all).
through an , '7 4!» mtuiays...” as s. to. mail.
:(loew «All, as tar as that Harrington.
«warmly at lat 9 New Milford.
We. 8. mvrwm. Vice isn't. a lka’l Ian's"
w. I. brow, linpl,
A W Pl”!!! ”0'. Von-er vr-t M" Mllmm'v
' or.» is» tantrum;
llllll [Ill ll Flilllll Lin
“70—.
South Norwalk
wanna
Norwalk, Gt.
1'“ E PHUI’KLLIRS
CITY OF llllBWlLK it EAGLE
u
. ; - -.,. haw. fl»
Will ‘eave PM “2.1, [wt Rim lurch-so nuns),
33" Inc! at 5 p ta.. retardant-tip ll
'hllht maredtrom7a m tulip m
itrtmnztg twat-ante Norwnk st. 5 p tinted
aim h Elms-slit s! (.1 '0 p m
freight slim from and received for all aim-on
the [laundry sad 3. twists and shown: treads
“greatly minted turn.
I pm app: rntnm (lrngetllr/lk' (fltv of Nrrwalk
and lap v.11 he um tnr rp~tl .1 lots 0! lhl‘hl
aoywlmr in New Vol'lt 0- tin olll' lly
(rim gamu- we fvlrhrl inning any of the
employers of tho mat.- of mil. line on new: t of
the nation thetevlt. all:
Q.
are; and...“ and
§ Examiner In
‘ I'. Q. Patent lull“
Ill?“ t0 Mimi.
("Tum-t. .t‘h’. .‘rlftlll 5L"-
asuuustrou'r, l on»
Willi. llflllllz it,
PLUMBING,
‘l‘lll all Slit! lllll Will,
Hot Air Healing,
Stoves and Ranges.
not... spu- tov ml at Ilse
Bantu innate loft Slltlallllt
50 South Maln Street,
”It'll IOIWAQK. - (It!!!
Swan t Bushnell,
ISO. Wu." Dir-at.
trans at last). - lithium". at”
m led. lire sndt’aieatlaflll.”
lei l'tvta
hem
WhTm' at was llai'iqu to out m».
t l i
with warms-mull nah: tam aw man-mt
luludesflvwr Hewitt-was abs-
bur—r.
at mummbyfillsrflfi.
,sou'rn sodium nvnnmo sunrises, menu, JANUARY 15, 1891.
"w W... ...
rite overrun-want.
no llnly a. the Long Island coast
a...” .l-“me
The following iron the Bridgeport
News will be oi interest to the oysterrnau
in booth Norwalk “A Port Jefleraon
oysterlnan, who visits this point several
times a week, said yesterday that the
supply of oysters was rapidly growing
smaller on the longislaod coasts, and
that he believed it would be exhauswd
long before the close of the noon. He
stated that he had already found it drill-
cult to get onootth to supply his old we
lumen,“ whom there answers! in
this city. Until quite recently he had
been making trips to South Norwalk and
other coaalwtse towns, where he had
borlt up quite a trade, but was ioroed to
give it up on account at the scarcity oi
the delicious bivalve». The Long Island
or aid that it would surprise bun it he
could gather enough oysters to justlly
'one trip a week to Brldgvpott altos next
week. In further conversation a report-
er Ivarned that all dealers along that arcv
tins of the coast find oysters scarce, In
fact rarer than for many yesr- Ilsny
men who have the boats to Bridgeport
and other towns for past years have been
compelled to seek other vocations in
order to secure a living during the pres-
ent winter. The scarcity has already
sflrcted the prion somewhat and is liable
to be noticeable late-r no.”
mo orrrnr or noes.
1h. consolidated Ito-d Dialing Provisions
for Recent Improvement»
At the meeting of the board of direct
or. of the N». York, New Baron and
Hartlnrd railroad company, hold in New
York Saturday, tho officers ot the com
pany were directed to give notice to the
stockholders and the publlc that the
capital stock of the company would be
increased on October l next by the issue
0! 46,750 nhsroa of new stock at par, to
the stockholders of record on March 3|.
This is one share of new for (our shores
of old held by them on that day.
The stockholders are to have the mouth
of April in which to subscribe tor this
new stock. They are to pay [or It ‘50 a
share on the first day oi July, and .50 a
shaft? no the first day of October The.
stock will not particlpate in any leI-
dentin payable print to the first ol Junu
navy, 1802, and meanwhile Will have no
Votrng pvlvxlrgca.
It Is understood the: the future divi-
deudaof the company will dr-pend upon
the amount of net cartilage from limo to
time. The present stock of the company
in Oil) 700.900, and this Issue wrll increase
it to $23,5fl5,000. The issue is made for
the purptw of paying for work already
done and for prosecuting tho- improve-
mcutu now going on at various pomts
on the road. _ . ,
concerto” G. A. ll.
‘l'he Annual Itaearnplsont to be Held in
World", l‘abruury It).
The annual encampment ol the (hand
Artur In (kronectteut wttt be hold at
IIeridcn, February 10 and lube veterans
meeting there under the winner! of
lemons Port. Torre an 1,000 member-o
in the Grand Army in this stow at pres-
ent, ber g 25 per cent at least of all the
trmpe rent Into the field lrnm Gunmen
cut. Theta has hurt considerably in-
rreere in the membership during thr-
pwst twelve months. ColunPLJrlhn U.
littratch, of Middletnwn, will retire lmm
the command 0! the department and
will he succeeded by Senior Vtce Com.
" . llrmy Fatttcn, of Danhuvy;
Junlor Vic.- Commander Smith, of Willi-
mantic, will be nd'anc-vd one gndo,
Ir arm; the Junior Vic» Columandenhlp
as the prize to he won at the cncsmp.
tut-oi.
Tbs-v9 are two competitors—~L’ol. Selab
(,i. Blsbcman. of Huntington. formerly
of (iov. Mun-buvy'n staff. and Wilbur
F. wiser», of Iletldrn, who has held the
ptlllllan of Dvpartmrnt Inspector. Col.
Blake-man is at the head of the Council
of Administration and line been a promi-
nent (irsnd Army than hers- tnr years.
0003 AND ENDS,
“estimations la frequently due to thirst.
A drink of crml Water will often make an
angel of n ems» baby.
A lira than Jump over a barrier rm illn-
his own llt'iulit At that raters man could
jump over it wall nearly a mile high.
It is not generally known that tin cleaned
with newspaper will shine better than
when cleaned with flannel.
l‘rofoisnr Elliott, of the Smithsonian lu-
stiwtlou. ratimatea that there are now but
Wheels left in American waters.
Lord (.‘hlef Jnauce‘ Coleridp... 0! Eat
laud, unearlymyeanold. and minim to
the receipt of ammfortshle salary of “0,-
M a year from the crown.
lt' fruit stains are washed in "bid W
they will may come out. It's the put.
til. show- in suds that aota the color.
Artificial dowvn include many hereto
for! thought impcdble to imitate in silk
aniline. ills-agrees miners-bios
in Mara.
Themes! length at tho streets. avenues,
leukemia-ins, ya and thorough
tar-s at Paris is art 1:1: as no miles, at
which nasty flare platted with treat.
it is reported that a to“ line In
about to be constructed between Mpvih
and flare-snout, new It will he the
that northerly cools the world.
The Issuing towerot Piais I3 fastihigh,
audit." the cor-ice be included. IQ {set
0 inches out of the prep-amulet. The
wettest Ibslmsaare ”mullet.
Davina the last fifteen years the enrolled
military turn.. at the leading European M
lions hasdoublv-l. There are now 11m»
mmin Mam readyto heeailed into
the field.
The highest pointers the New York file»
vatedrallread last the One Hundred and
Tenth unrest current the llistb and Ninth
ave-was dim, which is said to he
ninetyiwo fe‘ w.
The newest We jerks the long
Merton shoulder of the fashionable
highs-“them. it is snarl. indeed.lo
”matures-stir to the level at the
"Wm,” ear,svainorylboliriaistauudni
xmfizppg '- mhgmiungon:
.‘Immm"w unseat-solst- m'm' 0......
“swimmer-dinner topdsawss
Otis. ‘Mlhaaditherhsbsflh- Wan
his-assert
JACK osnrssv nowfito.
The Nonparcil Wasn't in It from
the Start.
PITZSIMMU‘SS’ HURRICANE FIGHT.
Dupe-y Was Best“! at Every Point by
the Antiptuleau and Was Knocked Out
in the Thislownth Bound—”I'll. Brooklyn
lloy a Colupsratively Easy Victim.
New OltLIlAMl, Jan. lit—"Bob" Pita-
simmons knocked out Jack Dempsey last
night in the thirteenth round. Dempsey
bad very little show from the start. Flu-
slsnmons rushed him throughout. Damp
try was knocked down in the tourth round
and got in very tow blows on Fltutmmons.
deW’: before entering the ring, oilered
. to back hituseli
for atom. The po-
lice stopped t be
bet. The light bel
gen promptly at 9
o'clock. Therewaa
no disorder. The
gathering was one
of the most nota-
ble in the history
of the ring for the
past two decades.
Nine o'clock was
.tho h our deter-
mined upon for
the two men toen—
~ ter the ring, but
JACK DEMPSEY. as early as 5 p.111.
the four entrances to the amphitheatre on
Royal, Montgut, Clout and Chartres streets
were llfiilouetl by crowds that vociferoualy
demanded mltnls-ion to the building.
The ltnsh for Scott.
A senlblzuuze of order was preserved by
the elfnrtz. at a large force of police, but
one hour inter when the doors were opened
there was a grand rush, which {orafew
momenta threatened to sweep police of.
floors, ticket traitors and tubers before it.
Into the amphitheatre the waiting multlv
tudc pouml like a raging torrent, amid
shouts, howls nut! cheers and counter
cheers. which speedily made the places
veritable bcdlam, (1m.- hour alter the first
man had paw-d through there was not a
vacant foul of pine board in the vast struct-
ure and the art-tie was. a vivid reminder of
the old English prints that depict the
meeting-t of Sayers. ill-Minn, Jom Mace.
Joe Gum and other old hrmcw of the ring.
The twenty four foul riuu, with its posts
almost ms large in (t‘rcttmft'l’t'nce as the
trunks of a venerable uzlk. its hcmpen
ropes. strum: enough to serve as a banner,
and its floor of sand p’tl'kt'tl and crushed
until it rnulll not be (llnllliglilflhed from
asphalt, occupied the, (-vntrr ol the amphi-
theatre at no elevation at two feet. Out,
side of the ropes there was it passageway
at six foot (or the nr-commmlutmn of the
tlmckocpo-rs, second» and other officials.
Many Famous Sports Present.
A tire strand barbed wire fence with a
bllfdnzen bnrho to the foot divided the
outer edge of the ring from the tableto-
served tor the press. llack of the latter
were the titty private boxes which had
been reserved for distinguished members
of the sporting fraternity from for and
"troll" FlTanllHtlh'S.
boar. \Vrll 1n the roar nl tiwm- again, and
using tier by her in the wry mot, were
the benches ullnttml to tlu- grin-ml public.
One hundred dollars Wm the price: of a
box, and (in that n! n plm- plnnk. but even
at those prices lln- mnpbllhetttre, which
was It'll; loci in length by l'Jl in width,
might have been fl-lml bad it been half as
large again.
Octllp}lfl;: tin- imam and braking sleek
and well fwl in rnrupztrtmn w ill. tnnny at
those by whom llir'y livrr' ullfl'ullllllt’tl was
a distinguished gathering of sports roman
setltmg nlmut rv. ry nlltlr unit tornlnry in
the l'ninn l'umptrttnun Iltnurlt: them
were l’anwn [hi-in, lint llliatvraou, litlly
Myen. All Kennedy, MrAullffe. l’hil
llwytrr. Tommy Warts-t1, llull llnblr, Jim
Corbett, HI Kearney, Sew York's flllllltlll
almsport, )ldirctgnr, the St. Joe Kid; Jake
Kilrolu, lluly Mill-limit, Mike l'unlcy and
Mikel‘lt-nry. ‘llllb the presence of John
1. Sullivan was lli’t'llt‘ll to lnmplrte the
represent.” lw t‘llllmrlrr ut the uwtttblngc.
The world It! lll.l;.orela WM rt'prtsellls-ll by
George Slut-ml. “lllll‘ Slow llrmli.» wan
then! in lrelmll of tho admin-Hut ltmlbnrtly
sports. In the spline homes" ”In boxes
and the l'nlliIllrhrrllll'tti «if tllr More oi
min four “‘0!” of nlbr-rrs, resplendent ll!
bran lmtlrmn, gilt lltitlpll'il tltlll golden
braided raps, were utntmtml ts) per-tern
order.
The ('nmiwg of ”u- “on.
At flzfrll'upl. Alt-l. ”f‘llttnfrr was int")
duct-«l M rrfr-rr-v- ’l'hv lntlnr hml barely
“tinned thr- mtw- when Fits-minim). step
pad upon tlm plutlurrll. lie was» rnvrlnpwsl
in an lllulrr nl lrlnb frlr‘tr, tlw bottom
unwilling his feet mul Hm uptrmml collar
Ibo top of IN" bowl lie was art'nnttmnkd
by his urnnlls, llm ll‘t'mlttrll and Jimmy
(Tonuelly. with Jimmy Robinson in bottle
holder llrv nppmrsmrw mu nut ralmt
later] to "enter n favorable rumination.
lir- walked killlt‘k‘lilll'fll, with n «alllhr
muvrrtlrnt, and his real but! WM bristling,
and there wusrs-mrrnsiir lumlmt of the
“pa at the small mtmmtt at npplAu-sw with
which in» was well ”trial. "raving mm the
choice of rattle", It» rill“ Hm mutilwewt,
and he. bull hardly been nostril, when
Dempsey, armmpunirul by his awrnrllh,
Jack )lt'Aulll‘le rmll Hm 'l'ulb‘tll, and
Mike (Imllry no bottle lmltlrr, vaulted
lightly over the rotten
He had never mu his nppaturm before,
gloves wen mlwmi the mm were called
upon to strip and weigh in Il'ltvimnmtia
was the tint m do w, and an involuntary
burst of npplnnu mm;- from the sodium
when his (arm was assessed to view. He
waan perfect specimen of trmnhund,sll
feet in height. with arms an long as a yard
stick. thin legs. but powerlnl shoulders
and sheet.
”empty. who was the armor! to strip,
also created a lav-tubb- impression The
issuer-le- nf his arms shoulders and lens,
while not prnttlllwnl. appeared in be In a
condition of [mind «ism lntrmntt. "is
Iewh bad is itmllhy gnaw Yilztimmnua
weighed in at ”ilk and [kmpeey at Mix.
While waiting lot the call of time both
new, who were arrivals; from lhwoold,
”—
and la site-l him up keenly. When the W
moraines-unaware.“ as
attempt was made to introduce than
each other, nod‘dnally Dempsey crowed a
few tent to the west, faced his ”mitt.
and extended his hand. The Australian
took the hand, which he shook cordially.
At this juncture Dempsey offered to but
'1,me with Fitzsimmons. Finally
at 9:30 the gong rounded and both men ad-
vanced to the middle of tho rlug and thook
bands.
The right by Rounds.
Round t—Both men spurred continuously tor an
opening. Fitz led with right, giving Dempsey
a muting whack in left jaw. Dempsey ro-
upended with right. reaching Flu‘s face lightly.
With heavy right and left handout Fitz drove
llempaey w ropes when the latter clinched. After
breaking away. berm-soy caught his alignment
truly in u... "mm. following it up by I but!
blow. Daupsey returned with a heavy body blow
and time was called lieutpsey made an Mellow
usl attempt at an upper cut as the sounded.
Round :t—Both men went at each other without
preliminaries. Fitz got in the first bhw on lieu-ll“
sey's neck, getting to return a blow on therlght
shoulder. Dempsey run to avoid avlclons left
bender. Flt: followed, and letting out wlth rl‘llt
and left, gave telling blow. on Dempaey‘s head
and breast. The lotus: began toshow weakness
In wind and was flushed and worried. For the
tint tinm lm mullml time he had met a toeman
Worthy of his retool.
own corner and hnniumred him again and again.
Dempsey. to ”are further punishment, clinched
repeatedly.
milled.
llempaey Knocked Down.
llouutl 1i «lletnpmry WM visibly wreahnod. and
although llbl uupwrwrs shouted with 02 on—
contour-mun the demonstration produced little
Win-n. however, Fitz at.
tempted ll viv'mus right hamlet. which m
tumult. llnmwa-y warmed up with tho ferocity
of u tiger, and hf'vf'rill heavy blows wuo el—
'l'lu- Australian, however, drove bk
oppmwut to” bid own armor and with a heavy
effect for u moment.
changed.
tin-hat blow sir-m. him sprawling on the grotmd.
[barium-y jumps-d up quickly, but was may
groggy. and until tum: tum called his adverrary
lightly puut'bml him around the ring.
Round l~lhv1ttpm~y lml, giving heavy faceblaln.
Ils- clinched to scout it return.
Detnpwy gov» Fitz It left handed upper cut. There
won a sharp Interchange «if blows in the center of
tho ring, [ill go! in A heavy right handler on
Drsmpaoy'a ribs. follow-d up by a left in the jaw.
Dcmpney countered on the stomach, and Flu
simply laughed, and sent tum half spinning with
a right bomb-r in ll»~ face.
Round Ts—Thr' Australian showed his advantage
in reach llcutlnwy 21583wa a terrific lunge with
a left handed upper cut. but the Australian missed
it by m: mob. and returning lrt out with his right
on lk'tilpsr-y'rl punter. mulling hint to his knees.
llr scrambled to his fact, only to recent-right
and Mt on his {HTML it wasapparcnt that Dump
Icy 75.! u dl'h‘all'll man.
Much; rl'lutjklllg upcuurnge and dour-mum
tum lIo-tntrwy mndv n vtgnrnit-i effort nnrl “rod to
tum.- illr’ ti,:lrt.tr.:. 'i‘lr-rn “its 9 mph] interchange
of blow-t. l-itz lml with llkvl left and gave one on
the jaw that brought out n chorus of ”()h's.“
hallway was bully mailed.
the Deck lrl'rlugl’tl him in his knees
Flu myml a M'Ullll with his lett.
lbw-ro- Merv cnrsnf foul.
Emma 7
right rim, hourly rwmlmt: him in term. Dempsey
gut in an upper cut. Wills n 1"le returned and strut
llvmpty Bullisltllllll'l’ed a
his man tn the ropes
wwrr- allrlllmih blow, which barely escaped gum;
an titr- br-it. hit, with n nfllllr', walll'd m wemusly
and knocked hm app-mm: right and left around
the ring llv’tttlsw‘i' mammm to clinch Roth man
Writ? vloev- lu tto- rows ohm Fitz. with a right
rm bluvr Wllwtl no.» ism-l3: allowable under the
l:tr(7llllthlIll('v-a, sent Dempsey sailing between the
rap-r.
fn'tl)‘ dry
ibltltul -l« Full mine up fruit as a wring Violet.
[krill-try run out; on bill lrgil and decidedly
iltz struck him left and right a ball
dug-n little). in succession. winding up with twu
groggy
tasty hum. Dummy resent-1t lexirw helpless.
Suture tilitclsasod Ill-u.
lluurpl :1 t 1”. M mi: with hmbmgnmm, lWlKIfl'
mg tight and lrlt Men with mum-y nu thr- 5.,“
punt, mun; that. ttu- some not up, twig“ Lu
09mm My
clun lml to nvunl punishment. but at every hm
While forcing “moguls.“
thtrrhpe's l-lu got him to the left rib, when“
edge.- [(mal’d the door.
swny gottuuvy lib",
more were Mtetvevl«:nr-. or foul.
Mount to hit Wooded Dempsey and landed a
right buly blow. llc turn lamb-vi aterrlble right,
and Dempsey clutcbml and pullml Fits around the
ring 1* ill. bit liltn u left UH the ”use and bump”,
monthly lh-ttipw-y ft-lutml. and Flu lauded.
l-tu hm led it left and
l'tlx. )lilllt'ilt‘d Demwy‘ in
U‘rrlllll’ t‘lgllt llppr-l‘ cut
arut Dcmpwy d-mu
Lbs- sbutmlrli dull the gun; um! 1»me Who
'Mllll‘b‘llllll’e‘r‘ tlium hull was nearly knocked
out [primary lung”: hunt, but nature outclassed
him.
Hrlllllil ll 1‘ ill. Lmvlwl twu terrific lzlh Ind
“lfllri’ll llv lupm'i ht; human-ll lulu dawn again,
lct hint paint e 11.11 {XII-l Limb-J .l lv-rrtllt' “Kill. and
W“
hilt. l'1.1~ this has r‘ltlll luv ‘0er
lliruwri lrvaun « mvruv-r 1n ‘Hlu‘ll of defeat,
hul it .1: l 1.- l 1,:u
be Hum» up [or (um-I, but wlwn uh. gong mund-
911.»...1 W “NW uv’ vlhl m KI: Jaw-ls
‘Uuhi Llj, ..,.'..1..
In! I'rs-ks-sl Hills [9.
“null-l ..‘ l./
I'm. followed him to his
Uut in the center once more. Dem)
Icy sent out a lit-vent left handed upper out. and
Dempwy a'lildetl a right hander just as time was
(to separating
ADRIAN’O COMMITTEES.
law Jersey's legislators Will let an
longer ‘l’haw Twsiva Wrait-
'l'Itle’l'llit, Jan. 15.-—-Prssidsnt Adrian, ut
the senate, has appointed the lollowing
standing continuum: Judiciary-Wests.
Barrett and Gardner. Revision oi Laws—-
Marsh, Barrett and Cranmer. Finance-r
Kris, Everitt and line. llunlelpsl Cor»
[rotations—«Worms, Mutton and Gardner.
Railroads and Canals—Mallets, Brown and
Cranmer. Bunkeand Insurance—Cornish,
Wintou and Gardner. Education—Smith.
Kris and Rogers. Militia—McDonald,
Barker and Cranmer.
Game and Flsberlea—Winioli. Italian
and Fowler. Agriculture—~Brown, Smith
and Gardner. Miscellaneous Business—
Bmith, Marsh and Looming. Riparian
Rights—Warts, Brown and Insuring.
Elections—McDonald, Kris and Carter.
Claims and Pensions—Marsh, Butcherald
Rogers. Unfinished Bushman-Winters.
Kris and Carter. Engrosasd Bills—Bar-
rett, Butcher and line. Labor and [odor
tries—Butcher, Cornish and Creamer.
Boroughs—linker. Cornish and Fowler.
1: has been decided that the session shall.
not exceed twelve tracks. The principal
business will beaction on the tax commit
aiouer‘a report and the governor's recom-
mendatloun; the enactment of an assembly
apportionment and redistricting bill, by
which Essex and Hudson will each gain a
member ot the house; the enactment of a
congress reapportion men: and redistricting
bill, which cnunot be done until cannula
pssaea the law which is expected to glva
New Jersey eight members instead at
seven; the legislation for the cilia, ill-
cluding the act for a board 01 worhln
Network, and, finally, the changes in the
county lint-ti.
Condensed Teivgrtsms Gathered It ”Iv
dons from Various Places.
The postofllce at Biduewood, N. J., baa
been raised to the presidential class.
J. J. Ryan's ice mauufactory and pack-
in house in South Cheater, 9a., was
burned.
Ines, $7,000; insurance, ‘10,”.
A fire in Rout-n burned the palace 011w
tice, a line structure.
The cruiser San Francisco, heretofore in-
tended for the flagship of the Asiatic sta-
tion, will be attached to the Pacific station.
The old wooden sloop 0! war Lancaster
will go to Cnma as flagship.
Mr. Enloe introduced a resolution in the
house protesting against the Canadian ap-
peal to the supreme court in the Dublin;
sea case
missed as far as Canada is concerned.
The appeal is likelyto be div
J. B. Chapman, a venerable farmerof
A tight [lander on
A» he fell
Dempsey gr);
his urn.» around i tut-l link as he went down and
l- in landed heavy blows on Dempsoy's
Adams Center, X. Y., against whom Miss
Sarah S. Cheills secured a verdict for
38,000 damages and coats for breach of
promise of marriage, has taken the case to
the court of appeals.
Mrs. Clocttc M. Pbllllnrd, a grandnim
of John Howard Payne, died at Lo.
Ange-lea, C111,, Jan. 14.
A Brilliant Wedding.
\Vsstttxurnx, Jan. tt.—.\tiss Florence
Marie Audenried was married to Chall-
Marie Sudavil de in Forest, Comte do Di-
vonne,nf llivouue. France, on attache d
lint m'llllllfi nutty-ll to his mutation. but
Jumping away, it» went at it bummer Biol tough.
ills luv.- vum him-rim: ntitl thv- pv'rn'pll'flllun poured
{rum bi. hurl; ill a strrmn, Wllllr' Fitz was per-
l: u.h in (mi trite Jack was
dawn. .i:..l .n l:1‘\.tl.llr"llllxn'fl rap-ct the! gun“
.mttr-d Lu Usr- r'rnlrr With
the French legotiou, by Archbishop Corr
rigan, of New York, at St. Matthew’s
church. Wednesday. Elaborate prepara-
tions had been made for the event, and the
interior of the church never presented a
more beautiful and inspiring scene. The
altar was transformer] from ita usual lay
poet of severe simplicity to one of exqui-
site beauty and an. Five hundred cards of
admin-non to the church had been issued,
apparently oil of which were accepted.
The nuptial masts. occupying about forty-
f'ive minutes, passed without a flaw. The
bride was attended by six bridemaids, and
entered the church on the arm ogSeeratary
Blaine, who represented the diplomatic
corps. and gave her away. The groom was
also attended by six nutrients, among
them Minister Roustan and three brothers
of the count.
The Death of Baron [louse-alas.
PARIS, Jan. L's—On the evening of the
death of Baron llaussmanu be had enm-
talned a few friends at dinner and was at
staged in conversation with them. About
9 o'clock he complained of snlfering a sau-
sation oi great oppression in the region R
the chest. liia regular physician was sent
for, but not being at home, another w.
called In. After a careful examination ti.
physician informed the boron that a
vessel had been ruptured and that
was inevitable. The distinguished potion;
immediately retired to an adjoining run-s
where he diambed without seam
Fifteen minutes later the end came in}
quilly and without pain. An enormous
throng of people, among whom were mall,
MW: “" ”WW4 “‘ 1““ "l “W1 M m Bonapartist partisanlt,atteuded thafnml
“l" *0!" “’ ”'i “"l ”'M" ”” “““7‘ ‘V ““"3‘ ““4 ol the late prefect of police.
“tilt .s lrll l1..i.l:-t to tilt' pm he sent Dempsey ._._..
ill
on it... b... ..
.hmly unst- and went down
again from 1; Mi l.;m lml tutu h m the ribs lib-mic
What They This-ls of illlvor.
maroon“ i5.--The South American
m with :lnii. mt .lte "kill in in w-
3:3,: m,” m. ”MK:- ..: m. “uplammzcmu, “ton! llepnrtertmlny publishes interviews
down ugh.“ n. r-ifurl l1... Wm; bunny wltbsovrml members at congress on the
1.5....1. l. ‘le w... it lm numl 1m r luahwlm silver quentiun llml. llenry Cabot
not.) 1......“..1...11..-r..rnm-.>. ull 'l'lwulir wrist of Mussnvhuwtts, r'lllpllllklll] op
0"" I” M‘ W“ “"7”" ““d ’“l “" the "’l" "the free cmlmue of a depreciated or.
Drml'm'l’ ”W" “‘ 1"" l“ "”“v M" h“ *“tml‘ valilerlsllvertlollur. ' lle uplalna, m.
wile-ti mm “Al l» .M llw ,: m; Nflllldi‘ll
IL-nm-l l:
u... "bx Muir \Ilfllll} “M ”Farm“, 1,.“
chm-lint at illr‘ hm Minn-pt ur his Monika
11..- \uatnlltult punish] lulu only. let out with a
“rust arm is mwu handy much"! but). Ind hr hill
l’wiw lu- nwsuyrl to NM. but
in H..- urn-.1114
m“... ”m ,wl .wr lbw a 1mm in dying ”1th
Tim" mu ‘ .tllml. “my mm”; m riv'allklli“. ”l" filth!
wutvlnv from
. .myt liner mm» the WI
am ummiml tlw 3...... balmy-l
all llp‘l‘lbl’m'w in;
my, “run with-«u! i' mung lb" rung.
A limsd fitgltt'a Work for Vita,
htmnnmuns now hours the title a! mid-
dle weight champion oi the world, and
wbvnha left llw towns of the Olympic
clubtu meet his wllr, who won swsttlnu
him in lliri lipltfllllt‘lll rm [b.yal street, a
«nailed «track for "1.4th was prwwwnkd to
'l‘mlny bl.- baoltsts received another
s hook for snow additional, making urinal
[lumpsey
lir- Ilui his best, but.
be was out. in ll with the Australian. ll
waatlm imt than of its rim and n! th.
him.
0101M)" tor his night's wnrlt.
baa received his cuup
weight that lin- world has ever seen.
“by our. ”inlet” Resigned.
Lszwllrrox. Mr . Jim, In .
notthe can», nf his tenlgllllibli.
matte the tins sad ran: the bell. The pro
pie swore at him, whittled and tile peanuts
to meeting time, find plltula and throw
stones at his Innate, cattle to church at any
time before the benediction, laughed loud
dustsgshsservim.sle. He says runs is
aoldoprnly in the town, and no one tries
to atom the law.
Gino lottery Durward.
Krwm, N. 1.. Jan,
emu-and lahwond street, East Newark.
was burned lsatalght. Two small build-
iap adjoining were also hora-t has.
M award by bus-as
llrmmvy strum-(ml In lltw H'tlh'rd
”I
ever. that he i» no enemy of sflvnm
but believes in llm double standard. Sala-
stor Stewart, of Swarm, nttacks what he
calls the money hum» of the east, accrue;
lay them 0! nmlllriug vnsi unearned forb-
utml by tnalnpulktluu the currency. Ha
- declares that on inrrenao lit the volume!
thecurreucy can nlmw prevent univerhl
bankruptcy, and that the restoration d
silver will lurttlsb a permanent lacunae.
llnn A. J, Werner. of "bin, argues that.
silver will drive out twill.
liar-asst t‘nllega'a flan-woe.
Bunny, .lsn. If. The report of the tran-
llsv. P’svtiham,
pastor of the Mrlhmlml churn-h, Ill (fuller,
Writes a atatnvwnt that. ill health was
He says
that he inertial bird-tell, swept the church,
hrer of Harvard rnllrul' to the arm
show the. invented funds of the cullsflto
amount to l7,l2l.!-‘ri The income avalb
able for the vleptsrtuwnts dependant on Ila
college proper alnnuntrl In months-d
the erillllttim ln Iii/OAS”. they W" I.
pay, in part, former :tu-tlrila During i»
“at. year ultra tnr u..- capital serous.
re amounted to 157951, and of gllta tar
immediate use to tween, while hum
gills for the library sud for other Info.
the millage are st'bnowledxad.
"wl. run for m.
ilsntmtr. Wis, Jan. mum. Ilsa“
has sent an atheist notification to Col.
Vllurhal he was out of the malaria
United Hlstea "tummy. Than It at.
doubt now that tfol. Vitae will M It. TM
Chatterlaleaucua will he held early-sat.
wee .
newness (la-emu lieut-
Illsmsamo, Pa, Jan. 15.4mm
lb.» first!" .
Adam’s glue factory, corner of Albert
the A. l. Taggsrt has striated them
for the [Tailed mm «nominates lo
depends» candidate again-emu.-
weu. Mr. 'l‘suavt hasnadaansppulb
thrdilerant maps in “asbestos“
him.
flow-anon
lit-orally lair, with
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