triflihxfl‘
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flirt)
l
WHILE YOU CAN.
. III-b Miniatures futon our
.llllafllstprissswhhinyourmh. here
'. Amulewnmul 126k“
..,, _
Form to $350.
Abba-unint- sow dared W (in
“the! Inn the wrest. rich sol'lmwith
' a: buildings!“-
mucky ll bend psy mama
“-10!”me you
W, podrosdr.
lam teens-t
I. III" Io (Ill-b!
Always Ambler
lie s walk down Woodard svenle,
I: “biannual-eels,“ willow
immhmmyusr.
Mops and full information at
ETAYLOB & GOLDEN’S or
gig SEBTg’fi
it
Plilll. SALE
illf ‘i‘lillll Hall and Ballet:
M's-Immanuylowpriea
It: Velvet ‘l'oqsss sud
Mum
w!
"mfg-stuns. mu will do well to
iioTillolol,
I wsm STREET.
OIWALI. . CONN.
Bills all] lines
'l'he lestOesdsisr
thehesstlosey
.43....
l o. BBIIWN’S
I00! 1 SHOE STORE.
asst e W. mm
a- lulu mm.
{wilnmn
sum.
m-llln nnlnll
W Goods of All Kinds.
I
I
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cove TT
monulloollooootoo
Int ess'tdoitss wswillllelims
m we."
Pilllilll, Join or Pallola
FLOUR
’hyaurddsuomsllexpnssspsldJor
6.65aBilllll,l}.ll.ll.
Addre- mmsiestlous i) this mice for the
My. sees-
W Produce
ovslrns.
Nome-1k Oysters
Thsthsvenothsul hosted.
Fill, Hilton, clans, Salt Fill,
SCALLOPS,
Pure Taste Cstsup, imported Ssr
dines, Pars Vern-out Maple Syrup,
i-ported Grapes. Pickled Oys-
tors “Monika-ed Booth!
—ef All Kinds.—
OIDIIS DELIVERED PIOIP‘I’LY
HUNT llfilllll
FURNITURE.
(mm BARGAINS.
DAVID STOW
80. HAIR STREET,
or nuns.
JACOB hi. LAYTON,
alluuesndllousssnu acoustic-um
-1ire, Life a: Accident. Dee-n
sud Steersge mm
for” ope-tossed- Orderslo slivsrts
or lung
Relay i’ul‘i‘l'ilc';y scknowledgelneuts
tubes m Checked to Des»
‘l'iclets,
OI Indus.”- Stress. true to rest Oles.
SOUTH NORWALK, UT.
You: In Your Lilo!
unrest-swellime you In W!
Policy" 31,0)? psi-bled so yes" of sugar st
mil prler;orlirsentssdsy.wiil give yous
Mommies “far. 31,030. and you do not lose who
you e n,.veu yorltopinyflig,lnyyelr
on. three Connecticut Galasl Life loser-nee
Cup-try.“
Mord.
ti. 8. unortlnolm. Agent.
Wlshlssrou street South Norwslk.
GEORGE I]. BAYMON ll,
Furniture Dealer.
New Storeifi & 48 Main sh, Norwalll
Also Punishing Undertaker.
lo. 3 Bandy street. Telephone
yer
end-m
A. S. FERRIS,
JEWELER.
Dis-osds, Wstches, Jewelry.
”Islam-M.
”lath-III - loath luv-It.
Bill! Hill!
Fall Styles.
bulges-sundown“
Still All 80!! lists, Bill lists.
mundane-enameled
boys. Inasmuch-us:
KNAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
I’m lilo-ll.- paid I.
m m and Ire-in.
“till-u. s9
Wall Papers,
WW
mess—l
Ilium.
noon-column!!! cents s
doublerell.
”menu-ukuehwusl
we. ladder, only 00....
Artists’ Islam-Is. Cult-s
laurel-summon.
L.H.OECKER,
ill llllliltlol llllli,
lonthlorwnlk.
”.0!!th-
"no
“Maw... W... ...._MW
HARDWARE,
011....
Paints, Varnishes,
ROPE, 'rme,
Will Rollin, Woolen Wall, ill
M Q.' ...-.....
W. l. lloililli,
flll‘ll} "ALI. BLOCK.
WAGONS
New sud secondhand
Buggies, l’hlletons, Carriages,
Canopies, lipindlea, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Call and See Them.
o. olnlo o sol.
menu 8 DIELY'V.
51 Washington Street, South Norwalt
27 Main Street Norwalll.
lilo-Clan Ballot, fillifillilllltl"
And Ice Cream.
Orders Promptly Attended To.
0 Bill" 010 W I DIELYF
mail" Emilio—153:
28 Iain 8t... Bo. Nonslh.
hols, Fill, onion,
lloill, Vooolallol, Poultry, ill
0! All Kinds in Their Senses
AT WHOLESALE AND RETMI
II. I women. I R "norm
IlflRLflN PfllN'l‘.
(account's ruin-r.)
301111] “In“ ALI, -
~55
C(INN.
Hallo-[hold ill lllllll
larder! fella.
dew York, New lilm-n
sud herti’ord 13.3.
ouch-v II. II..-
more LUV! samunonwsu Al 70!:-
!ou Union A I atomic-dew)
hawker)» c Cluflbfint. 7:23.:356’l0 .1.
MI! lull ex, .50) a. em er tom rs .13.
lot: u out 4:4 or “brawn-1.8:“ eJo
nus-ford «spew "on mallard. 1:5. 42.0 a
bm-e.lnotsnllm.5ri0u,a:wsc uni-1.0:
se 7:5lss.llli se . rem-c, 1:03 on. Voting
to. a. me. delays—ll: a a: . lute! .tlbse,
I’ I414“. ifluenfianc. ’
[as blw um A u «use: a: 0a., 7:38
se 8350-: 0: on, M“ .e Ari—121' rs .
lilu.lwzne,llo:n,szelu,,s: OK,$231¢.
libel" sol-emu u:,e:sl so. ll find a sad
ue ills-- es. sunfisys—nssc.,vlzrsg,us;
scanning.
ion arrow. AJf—olo so, no a., 10.:
re. l'.II.-l2.00ex.imex, lusc,7l5cx.,efl
It. llmn., r25. nun.
Boll unwound) s I ~5le sc. 9:16 ex,
likes-e PI -mmr , Itrzx vases.“ st,
1:07 (except, “may slur-long between New liner.
sea 5P"Ill“‘d’ cs
Vellum A] -i.l8 es Me More line)
“fume: «is springs id), to; ex (vie [into
, LIAVI NEW YORK.
Postiomn Novwsu, It l-totrx sot-c.
70in. amnoolu. “We: “use. it!”
not» ex 1' I—lltmsc.lwcx 2031.80:
r1.lmexjoresJuichmcl.euexJOI
se sol-cocoa: es.sudsc.lzoomldslgstes.
handsys—OOIst sou . hill 1., ldmnmiglt
nonunion: among, ll.
DAIBUBI t NORWALI DIVISIOD.
Corrected to Marry it will.
‘l'rsins lure South Furwslh for Mallory—e l's,
Oils l.. 1'1 ".110. on; eased 025]; m. not»
dun—Iain -.s It Map in.
1' mm lure l'snburv m south Harwell-633
736, Oflhsudlisbs m. l 0, salmon p Ill,
sundae-806 x In. sndfrtS p m.
Tutu are non h morwnls for numeral—l l3,
udOIEI 11.12“. 2! blOsndii'Jp In
Trnin- lune hidg. mm M! roulh \nrwulh -6 45,
740,915sud 1156s m,‘:m,8ai,5msmfl:ilp.m
IAIN LINK DIVISIUS.
Tn no ‘esve Br dzetorr u 'ollvl»:
7 on s in pm roger fur Plus-acid
i000 pus-true" rm i’ltrriiclo, mating commuted“
f. r Albsny “the Wnt
It) to. n , mun-d for Uncle ville
i"! on p in lulu-a for (filed rlngmn. ‘
It Op l.. Pllhlrld sno Albsny passenger
to up on. w lilo old speelsl
930 9 ln . mind 1. rural Magma
7 3 l-und‘yp) p mug" ful' Plusll Ml sad Albany
Wm,“- il srcvslsos, \' re Pres-amt and
Ge cr-r Manger
A W his. ls, General Ps- netr Alert.
0].” A5 ll RELIABLE
[lolll illoool Flolgli Lilo
South Norwalk
”mn—
Norwalk, Ct.
Till FBOPILLIES
Ci'l'l 0F NHRWALK ii EAGLE
Wlll 'esvc Pier 2%. it»: River warm street).
new )1er stbp m.. sslurdsysnrip In.)
anehoreezlvedlrom7s on blip m
Hemmer: bolero-lame \orw:lk so 5 p on. end
Son is Nnrwslk no mo p \,
Freight liken from: and revived for oil min'so
the human a n N'lmlbl end stooped: tulr Mp
. st rly reduced isles.
OysIIers “1:. fr?” '3'; Olll'l'flllnd you sppl union His run he f‘itv of N rwslk
II' “I kill "V “‘7‘", Indian wll be sent or rp cl 1 lots or (high!
“1'0. “weenie View Uortorrl’u; or or»
.«ol person-st w u lrnslrlg any of the
employs”)! Ihe host.- of this line vb acc- n l .
il’ E. POWER m..." m,
ii if PROPRIITUH.
HALE’ S
COUGE BALSAM
Wild Cherry,
Horehound,
Tar and Tolu,
20 CENTS.
H. R. HALE
NOIWAIJl, CONN.
Willlllllllflll lililli'l‘
ole Quentin—no Best.
M... elem
liorne Dressed Poultry 3 Smeialty.
Orders Delivered Pro-ptly.
mam
saw-smeared.
l-‘llllfllillll
Sool loo loool
At s Big Discount
fo-hru-fer “ms-ea. “sublime!
OOO MEDICINE: MOO SPRATT’S
DOG BISCUIT.
[isn’t unsu-
llollalllll all Luci illu!
“unequally...
SO. 4 WATER 8TB“!
‘h mesa.
4‘
0mm 1 b
an? aria”
Ell-liner In
l'. 5. Patent (lulu-v.
,rx
Offices. 431d Slain Min-r,
IBIMEPOR’I', ('03!-
Wm. 11. looked to,
PLUMBING,
Till all Silo! llfll Willi,
Hot Air Heating,
Stoves and Ranges.
Boll spots for sll of the
Bll'liltll innate to}: 3"ttiilliltl
50 South Main Street,
”[111] NO‘WAIJI. - cons.
Swan in Bushnell,
i888 Wat” Dis-”to
(this! in). — Ifllmii'ulfl. will
Pun led. the ndfmu-"tl. nurse,
sills. latest—m. m Tenn. cu Pets. In:
H's-.ssd everything needed stew s best. eval-
l“ “to!” Inflm 03"..
flat-Melee is, rinses-ml lien» is. can
Rewind rut sit slu- or W
meow”: we. can m
so t: i ,
with no mimosa ale: one In Us
e will and I bu.
null for all).
sum lolwlll seme- I‘ll
Ilwsflst-m
Mym- un...‘ is!
axmmmflsl ’ I.
museum“
i
M. flips
f
we're nonwnslt EVlfl‘lmu column“ TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, will.
illll AGAINST EVAlns.’
That's the Way New York's
Senatorial Fight Stands.
EACH NAMED IN PARTY CLINICS.
Isl. Willism M. Evans [termini-sud [or
the United states Sen-Io Ivy the Bop-b-
llcgws and Governor David If. lllll
chase- by the [haunts st AIM-y.
ALBASY, N. Y., Jsu. inr'l'he Demo-
cratic csucnslsst evening nominated Gov-
ernor Hill for United States senator to
succeed Senator Evans. The nomination
wss made by ucclsmstion, It is under-
stood thou the governor will accept. All
of the Democratic state officials were pres-
ent. Dr. limb nominated Senator John
0. Jacobs for permanent chairmnn. Sens-
tor Rot-sch, of New York, and Auscmbly-
mun Hitt were named nssccrrtnries Nomi-
nations being in order. Mr. Shechsu arose
and spoke as follow»:
Sheehnn's Nominating Speech.
"The Democratic party today proposes
to signslize the great victory of November
last by nominating for scuntor in congress
5 leader of genius snd courage, s states»
men of breadth sud capacity, a men who
more than any other contributed to Demo-
mtlc supremscy. When victory seemed
impossible, when defeat stared us in the
flee, there was one voice above nil others
:‘l’a
‘F 5’
DA" l!)
E HILL
thst penermlml the heart n! [be American
people, one who stood in the front of
battle, bee-dies» of personal or political
consequencn, encouraging with his
presence and convincing With bin eloquent
tongue ther-lccturnteuf our land. ll imxuly
by rewarding mm who built? for Demo»
cmtic prinrlplw ill darkness as well M in
sunshine rim! our party deserve» to sue-
cecd. Silmlllimmllaly with the nerves of
voctory, lllr- heart of Democracy went forth
in gmtllud» m the mom who nl-lnc mu rev
sponsohlc for this joint auuerrllllugtz and
who for bar'l't'ii yeah-o him ill-ill New ank in
the Dolnm'rmlvl-ui'mlu of stroll-s; coupled
with the do'fllilnll til it ”i" H'llllll‘t.’ state, so
long tilinrepreseutml l~l HIP national
senate, should select on her re-prcwzll it we
her first and foremost lemlcr. If lllsiil’ct'pi'
snore of lift“ high nllim: is n prorlmtiou who
deserves M the hand or his purty more
than he.’ lfltl'sn snvrllice he mnkes it
for his party's good. ifit on s stepping-
stone to higher honor, what Democrst in
thin broad lend to." euruel it more than he?
“The lnnn of the hour has been normed
without ills sic-wiring; by no set or Will“ has
he sought to mflurnve a single member of
this joint nuembly. yet all are united in
opinion. ”not judgment is the judgment
of the ilwllnrmlu of the stair, and bowing
to i: l pro-ml fur (ills rlnmltlntlon New
York's lmuc- :orui lnvmrlllic Democratic
governor, lurid it. lilll.”
Senator l-Zvarls Beltnminnlcd.
William ll Hum» wan rmmminated for
senator by the flrpulllll-un mucoh last
evening ‘
The Repllllllcnn Cancun was called to
order in the wild!» chamber at r; o'clock by
Senator Vedoler, who rmnmi n-l chnirmnn,
W. W. HVAWT‘
flvfipcnker Jnlnrw W. Ilutoted.
liming the chair Gen. lllmtml will that in
“proportion lll~ :Ippl't'cintlnn he would no!
nfrsln from run-mm: tlmt their union
would be it f’nrllpllflll‘wl and not Is resllll.
The povvrr mu lrllipuriuliy in the blind-l nf
Upon so
the Democracy. but only trlllpurnrlly. The
Republican party had come Hill of the fin
chutenni and the out your would see the
puny strain in power.
lion-star 'nssett's Speech.
Scooter Flume“ srwmml in placing the
name nf Senator Wllimm 3!. Emrts b0
fore | .~ convention. mod; "Ar, all time-
Sqnntur Emmi hm lle'r'l. loyal and tit-voter!
to the lust traditions r' the Replllvllrnn
party, from tho- old at») when hill clarion
voice mm: em for liberty under the ma»
sire lichen of (Import 'llmlitutr tnthnt hour
n few days since when, with masterly fire
jut] nnsnswersble logic, he fearlessly
vindicstod inclelulle the integrity of the
bullet box and the equal right of soy free
Annie's” citizen, white. black, rich, pour,
on: or west, north ormrltll, of unhindered
Ippmuch to the die and the rultnmprml
mm of A price rise frunclllw. His integri-
ty, his comma» and like shill hm] often incl)
tested. but flv'el’ {would i. .minu. He was
I port of tip» liistrll’y or tile lirzmul Old
I’srty, and his life we» a model our the
youth of the tiny and m» which all should
copy slur. Bcsnllsl loud never slalom! the
ermine of his reputation and his stren‘dh
VII nevrr drawn from questionable
scum." After 3 unsolimulm vote the
caucus adjourned.
m Air Inn, on (filler-‘0.
Climate, Jun. m~1he Pennington sir
sliphusrrived st the Polk strut depot
from Haunt Carmel. it will want nil-nut
1. ads bullies the msehlser
y I“
will lllhltsdlu u. u m- build-
ing mfi‘rldsy or Estonia?"i
we 10 near.
hon-l Dorrie-s st “is late George
Boner-fl.
Wssnmrron. Jun. Ola—The funersl at
the into George Bancroft took plscs frol-
Bt. John's Protestant Episcopal church, in
this city, this morning. Tilers wss no
pomp or displsy in soy wsy, but every-
thing wrs conducted in the quietest sud
simplest answer. The remains were sent
to Worcenter, Muss, for interment, Tbs
pallbearers who oilic‘lnted st the services
were Chief Justice Fuller. Justice Field,
Justice Blstcllford, Senator Evens, Mr.
Bayard, Admiral Rodger» Mr. Spoflord,
Mr. George William Curtis and Mr. John
A. King. Among the many telegrams of
condolence received st the Bancroft Insu-
sion is one from the emperor of Germ-try,
transmitted through the German legatien
in this city, so follows:
“Sm-His majesty the emperor and king,
remembering the relstions of friendship
which for many yum existed between his
majesty the late Elxlperor William nod
the isle Hon. George Bancroft us United
States minister til: Berlin, has directed rue
to express to you and to your fnlniiy his
most s uccre ”y mpnthy with the prowl loss
which in» fallen upon you and upon your
country."
A telegram was also received from the
tecretury of the Alurricnu Historical socio
ety expressing their sympathy and un-
nouncing that neommlltee, of which Mr.
John D. King would he a member, would
attend the funeral.
As an expression of the public loss and
sorrow the flags of all the executive de-
partments at Washington and of the pub-
lic building» in the cities through which
the funeral party is to pubs will be placed
It hslf moat today and until the body of
this eminent stall smut), scholar and his»
torinn shall rest in the state that gave him
to his country and to the world.
The following general order was issued
by Secretary Tracy:
“it is with deep regret that the secretary
of the navy announces to the lmry andths
msrine corps the death on the l5thinst., at
Washington, of the Hon. George Bancroft,
formerly secretary of the unity. The long
and hunored career of Mr. Bancroft, his
high character and the distinction which
he achieved. bulb in public office and in
literary lobnr, have made his home one of
the most fiiflillliir and renemted in Ameri—
can annals-o. ills successful udmxnistrn'ion
ofthe nnvy olepartllleut from March, 1845,
to September, 1W), wan. marked pro—emi-
nelllly by the fnullvllltiun ml the naan
lcnricmy, an act which has earned for him
the must ptufuunrl and touting gratitude
if the ital-ill service. A5 to mark of respect.
to his memory it is ordered that the navy
Liepltrtmcut be draped in Humming fur the
period of thirty (fuyd, and that all bll~ine~s
be suspended therein on the day of the
lllllcml."
Senatorial Ruminations.
DEX‘v‘Ell. Cola. Jan. Lil-Henry L Teller
was unanimously nominated for United
States senator by the Republican mucus.
lSDiASAPUUS, ind, Jun. 3) ~Tlle Demo
crntlc members uf the legislature in caucus
nominated Senator llnlllcl \V, Vuorllees
by urclzlmallnn m nut-curd himvelf. The
Republican.» ilullilfliilml Unvcrnnr Alvin
P. Hurley, and [ms-"Hi n resuiuruul indoors
ing the administration of l’realdrnt Hurri-
eon. As the lcglsiutun; m overwhelmingly
Democratic. the governor’s nomlnntiou is
purely mnlpiluwrltnry
(Insulin). N. ii.. Jun. LII—The Demo-
crstlc senatorial mucus was held in
Chunk lmli inst night, lion, llnrry Bing-
hnm.of Lill’lrinll, presiding le taking
the choir lu' ,lllllmlmu-d in: Would not sc-
cept the nomlnurmu it it own» rendered
him. Thereupon Senator :‘ullivnu pre~
sealed the name of Hon. Charles A. Sun
choir. of Portsmouth, and. he was unnnl‘
mnu~ly nominated by ncclnmntlon as con-
<iillnln for United 5mm senator to hemp-
ported in the leghlntun» ruddy.
Three New Railroads.
Atmxr. S. Y.,.l.m. :‘ii.~Thrce new rail-
mmh llsve tiled articles of incorporation
wait the secretory of «tale. The Metropol-
itsn l’mlergrmlnvl Railroad company. of
New York. route that they intend to tun-
nel Ullth‘l’ the East river and New York
harbor (mm a point along the New York
shore to or point on the ilrnoklyn shore, s
distance not to exvred a mile and n half.
The capital is £1,000.00», and the trustees
for the first year rm- AIHHG Corbin, Beuo
jaunin l" Tracy, I", 'l'. llruwn, ,lulln Sloane,
ii. I". Knuwlmll, llnruce l’urtcr, W. B.
Dickrrllmn, W. B. Kendall. Daniel (1. Cor-
bin. J. HA1“ 3rd Simmons, A. ll. Board-
msn, Edward Laulerlul‘ll, The Dunkirk
and li'rrllnnm Rapid Tr.lrl~il company is to
haven line of Illild'i on Home lwu places
not to round mm llIilVH in length. The
Glovcrsville Street Pllulric rullrnml tiled
Intel”. It is to) be ”if“? and :1 half mlles
long and its capital is 340,000,
An llevolc Itralseman.
["5me Jun. '3). «Turn ours in to train on
the Cheyenne and Sort horn milmad caught.
fire from sparks from the luwmmtivc, and
an inichcrllflg cur prewuml tin.- engineer
and fin-man frnlll arcing liw flames. The
punt-nuns werr driven to the rear much.
A brnkemnn named t‘ll'lr'Y-lnn vulllnteercd
to worn the engineer, .r.’ ll Ill grout peril
crawled ever the lilfl'lll" ,4 mm to the front
of the train. The rllgllm roleo’lded to make
it quick rlln ft) the locum-r water tank, two
moles distant. When thu tank woos reached
both csn were burned up, while the front
of the pnssenzer our way nearing destruc-
tion. llrskcnlnu And mm, who risked
his life to nave other», rilr’tf tut night from
his burns.
Rona! by u Herolr riot-minim...
9!. lion», Jun. 3).»wl-iilsw's schoolmnl
of the pllhilc who‘ll-t of this city, wanto—
twlly destroyed by fire or 10:30 a. in. Two
hundred and tiny children were in the
building when the fire was discovered in
the basement by the principal, Mrs Mary
Maurie. She run to is” the rooms, orllmd
seem. mm] in three minutes the school was
emptied and not or child wss hurt. Two
minutes nfrerwsni the flames had posses-
eion of the first floor.
A Setback luv Jersey lilting.
Billion". .\'. .l., Jan L'll,-—Tlle Linden
Purl. litany-I "one mammalian and the New
Jersey Jockey club, who were recently con
video! of keeping dismdvrly houses, were
each fined emu sud courts in the Union
Milly court by Judge \‘su Syckei, who
warned the olefemisnts tint n relmtition of
their oflense would come the court to in-
Ilct In much more mere pensll y.
A Iii: liry (ii-unis Cris-II,
Moment. Que, Jun. w—«The whole
file dry goods firm of \Ivtluc‘nlnn “milieu
islnnneisllyembsmmml. Thelinbllities
will amount to moon». The assets are
sonsidmbly larger. and it is thonzht thst
‘l‘wo lard-nu lie-owed.
iismmno, Pu, Jul. Ii—Jrhs doses
wens-ts of David sud Joesph Nicely, the
county murderers, who are to he
hoped Thur-duly, April 1.1m, hm hes:
visited by Banner flavor.
ll ltAllsAs cm CRASH.
The American National Bank
Has Gone Under.
IUINBB BY A CONTINUED BUN
”abilities Very urge—President Sells-
so- leieves That the Bush Was in
Good Condition, but on." Illluhrs
Is! It Was Ruined by Bud Issue-cut.
KANSAB Cm, Jon. ill—TIM run which
owns started on the American Nstional
bunk Saturday was continued yesleldtyl
sud in accordance with orders from Mr.
Lacey, comptroller of the currency at
Washington, i". G. Mushail, nstional
bunk tXl-lllilfler for the state of Missouri,
took charge of the bunk. It is believed
that. its liabilities will rescb $250310;
nominal assets, whom. It was rumored
in this city that. Secretary Blaine is one of
its stockholders to the extent of $0,“.
[to was interested in the book when it
started, but drew out and loses nothing.
All the stockholders are said to be eastern
men.
President Slim-en's State-out.
President if. P. Stimson, of the bunk,
authorized the following statement:
“The cause of the failure of the Ameri-
can ‘stional bunk seems to have been the
luck of confidence which has pervaded the
business world for the past few months. A
rumor gained currency some three months
ago that the bank was not in the best con-
dition. The withdrawal of deposits fol-
lowed immediately, and with the growth
of unfavorable reports the withdrawals in-
creased to an alarming content,
“On Oct. l the bank’: statement showed
deposits of $13.“),th Dec. 1:! the deposits
had fallen all to t2,:’m,uw, and Suturdsy
night when the clearing house committee
made its investigations they were found to
aggregate only $1,400,060.
”Cash nvullableat that time was 96]),-
leO. This decrease in deposits began with
the stringency of the eastern money mur—
kets, and when the bunk found itself
obliged to negotiate a loan of tuned) in
the east it was compelled to give as collat-
ersl its gilt edge securities.
Clynfidsnce Wu Impaired.
“When these drafts upon the bank's re-
wmlrces became generally known comi-
dcucc more and more won impaired, and
finally to nlcrotinuof the clearing house was
called, Without the corner". or the knowl-
edge of the American National. However,
no this meeting a resolution was unani-
mously adopted extending an offer of as-
sistance. When it. became known that the
meeting had been held a run on the bank
began. Then the bank called on the
clearing house to make good its otter,
The bank's multirieo were examined and
declared to be sufficient. but the members
of the clearing; house could not agree as to
the amount of loan which each should pay.
The diacllwion of the matter finally closed
without any «1ng8111601 having been rcsch~
ed, and [hell the: bunk examiner was noti-
fied by President Stimson.
Will Be Paid In Full.
"Our shinkage we; especially great on
account of the large volume of country
bil~lfir’~% handled, and this was made more
Cufhploflluils by the fact that a few months
mu m» hm! sew-mi large: temporary depos-
its. During the. ninety days we collected
mnsulrmhiy over 11 million dollars and
pawl ufl Ilzrpfisih llllitiufltin; tn nearly two
sud a half millions. or about (9') per cent.
of our depoairs.
"Last. Thursday morning we had an ex
cellenl showing and were in easier condi—
tion tlmn fur nearly two month, with
every prospect of continued improvement
in spite of lllnlicioiL-i rumors industrious!)
commute-d umunt: our depositors and our
respondents. Ultimately we were obliged
to close, although in my opinion this
ought never to have occurred, as the bank
him ulmlys been in n. .-i llveut condition.
To close up such a business in these tomes
will lit'r'e‘~.~aril}’ lnvuli’e great sacrifice.
but there ls no doubt that depositors will
be paid in full."
liar! Management Churged.
One of the thlneen bank presorlenta who
met tn drvlse means for waving the Ameri«
can say» that the bunk had been run on
such l’i'ik) principim that it would have
been rulurd long ago had it not been for
the fact that during the retreat panicky
nmcn the bankers of the city could not sf-
furd in let it go. The failure is complete,
end while the dupomlom w ill probably get
their mmwy in tune, the other creditors
Will prulmhly be left. The bank was in-
curpurnlull llflllr'i' the national blinking
lurtslu Allguwt, the”. [h rapllnl Wasii,35t),-
um, and low shareholders are liable fares
much more of llrcmnnl'y.
DARlNG TRAIN ROBBERS.
They “’rcrk n Tram in Texus and Get
Away with seamen:
illmwss'elLLl-L, Tex, Juli. col-net noon
the tram on the lion iirnllde ruilruuol, be-
tween here loud l’ulnl Isabel, was wrecked
and robbed by fifteen 'lif'tnkt‘tl men. They
placed obstruction» on the truck, derelict]
the Help and towed on the passengers.
The rubbers gut away vntll about 8120;“)
in .‘iorxluoll money. which mm to route by
express for shipment lit llrnzlm by the
strltmslllp Morgan to New Orleans. The
ship's nm'll mos ulso lnkvn. Passengers
were robbed of money not-l valuables.
A bralwllmnvuu badly Injured ill the
«Work. The Minn" nil-l n posse are out
wnurlng the country for traces of the
rubber», who lore-lolliltluw safe in Mexico.
A Sqmsw's Taflthln Suflerin‘,
Pine itillon. ti. 1)., Jon. lie—Yesterday
afternoon the wife of Few Tails arrived
here. in n bn-lly womuiml condition. Hhe
was tlw victim of whom man's llmllce tour
weekn Mg” She, her lili'ilrdlltl llnd serersl
nlllvr hidiluh left the uflfliCY‘fll s pan»
from Gen. "roots to hunt for angle feath-
ers. When our Ben ilulte they were set
upon by some men, l‘rw ’l‘s‘lls was lulled
find his wllr bully wvil‘mllml The rest of
thr party mattered, xmd lune not since been
heard from, For the prod nine days the
woman has been walkinu 00 this plseo.
and bus covered lw ml lea,
I'm" Children Perish.
Actions, an. m—Allslcm from Than»
s-villa state that while flu-hard Lane and
wife, of Iimtcn, Thomm l'mmty, were at
church thrir house hurried to the ground,
and their four chlialrrn perinhrd in the
Isms». They were locked in by their ”1-
cute.
loony-sin. Children [1er
M13003. Jun. m-Wblls s lsrge nurs-
hr of children were plsyinginssehool
ground st hentwlch sn infuriated cow
charged upon them. tossing some in the
sire-d rrslupllsg others under its sous.
Forty-sins childre- resolved were st in
A no RAPID rumor senses.“
to Cow-m Brooklyn. low lorh sud
Jersey (my by I’ll-ll.
Nzw Your. an. ill-A rsnlsrhubie rapid
.rsnelt scheme hss dnelopcd here. It is
relied the Metropolitan Underground rsil-
way. The scheme is s comprehensive one.
it covers all the ground (slbeit under
mound) and tske» iu the needs of the
mentor New i’orhthst all good citizen»
ire waiting to see. It will not merely fly-
lish quick sud comfortable "Mull long,
he longitudinal lines of Manhattan aloud,
out. will connect our fslsnd with Brooklyn
and Jersey City sud furnish s through
route for the Z’ullnlsu cur, psssenzer sud
.helouded freight trains from the west
In? south to Newfmghnd or to Montsuk
)0 M.
it will encroach on the domain ofho
men save for its yards sud rotations. sud,
built us it will be through the solid gnelss
sud grnuite which underly our cities, it
will be safely itself.
Mr. Austin Corbin is the father of this
scheme, and the portion of the system
lpon which all is ready to begin work is
lectlon No. i, countering the junction of
Atlantic avenue and Furmuu street.
Brooklyn, will: the foot of Whitehall
ltreet. New Yuri
For runny months engineers have been
making Dorm-:3 all along the lines of the
propel-led railway, not only in the three
either, but undrr om- water» of the North
and East river», ill order to determine ex-
mly what kind ul‘ engineering font it will
be to build the prllpmml lorry-three miles
)f tunnel.
:Beneatb the Film Avenue hotel the bor-
ing extended to a depth of 2,111) feet. The
results wen- um: Plillnlach‘lry, Only two
must-leg Limo rmghl :41": possible trouble
were found in life mild ruck—Ode st Can-l
street, in this olty, and one in the North
river, Such elllznertt authorities as Gen.
John Newton and Charles ll, Jacobs have
outlawed the scheme snd declared it to be
entirely fmmblc. Over £30,000 has been ex—
pended in preliminary engineering work.
The engineers declare that a tunnel Wide
mongh for mu rmclte can be built in the
very best ”manor and (lrllvered ready for
use for “£0,000 per mile. This does not
alter the «30:: of anything but the tunnel
itself, 'l'ln: front of excavations for under-
;roundsznuoru, swochee, real estate for
iurface :mlmns, plants for ventlllstion
and lighting will brill: the total cost for
the first Elation up to stolen») per mile,
and {orallnulrwar‘nt sections to about
modulo per mile.
Electricity will furnish the motive
power and the light, thou avoiding the
horrible smoke of the underground rail-
way soy-stem of London. Some of the
largest Capitalists ill the country are bev
mm! the scheme.
SHOT W A SCHOOL HOUSE.
A Teacher in syracnse Literally Biddl.‘
with Bullet».
SYthCl'hf-Z. X. ‘11, Jan. all—ll. was the
hour in the morning; when the pupils are
dismissed for ruse-us no the lie-wet: street
public echwl when Wilber F. Barker, but
hand of a lral‘lmr Employed [lil‘l’t‘, alluhlfll
from acflltcr and entered the building.
He carried lil his arms tne'lr baby, aged ‘5
mention, wllirll in: loud schI'tl ar the home
3! his sister-indnw. \Vllcn lurker entered
the class mum in which his. Wife was at
her durm lllr: pupils were tiling out.
Barker Confronted ill-i wife, and, holding
lloft the child, cried:
"is this the way you take care of your
baby?"
Mrs. Barker remonstrnted in vain with
the man. who was grown: wilder every
mmzmnt. in tin: mulw: of l’hl.‘ altercation
the [iflflt‘lpltl of the «elm-ll. Miss) Charlotte
Haul), which-d limiter out, and, as here
(thud. his mic sought to relieve her asso—
ciates from elllbztrreusrnellt by quitting the
room with her husband at her heels. The
remaining teachers were congratulating
themselves when two pistol shots in quick
ouccession rang rhrnulzh the hsilwsy.
After the first shot Mrs. Barker run
ubout thirty feet and fell to the floor.
Barker laid the child on the floor and
went to the Bill»: of his wife He tanned
over her and again fired at close range. A!
near as can he meet-tamed, five shots We”
then fired in rapid nuccesslon, most of
them taking silver. Barker then hurriedly
walked down stair», leaped out of a win-
dow, authenteriug his sleigh. started of
southward, leaving the child on the floor.
Miss Bach telephoned to the police and
summoned nzlrlcror The greatest excite
men: prevailed nrllong Lb" pupils. Some
cried and some flml home in terror. The
womnn is riddled with bullets, but most
of the Wounds arr flesh wounds and she
may recover, [lurker was arrested after
on exerting Cbfl‘it’.
Editor Dunlap Arrested.
Xlw Yuan, .l'w. or WA. 1’. Dunlap, the
publisher of llolnlltp'i Stage News, hss
beerlnrrmfz-ol m a libel null for $10,”
dumagesllruuclll by Harrison ll. Flake,
proprleernr of The llrxlllwtlc .‘llrror. Bull
"the fixed at mm 'l‘lu- nilexerl libel cow
elated in ll dull-Illa!” that The: Mirrorwus
About try-imprint. Mr. Fluke makes afl-
dsvltrhlu ll’lr‘ Mllttr'lflrnl. to false and ms—
Iicinns, and limo lw lulu llc-wr lrltcndedto
sdwpcml the! puhimltlun of his psper,
whoehialnrvq-ly and continuously pmfll'
stile.
A ”’Rh‘lhlnl Poisoning (Ella.
Motown; Pm, Jim. '1» ‘s‘ mysterious
pounn‘lllg cow, in which Annie “offload,
I pretty “ll'l of ill summers, la the victim,
has Just been made public. Plum 5.
Strtlhl, the gli‘l'w "3.4th lover, is new con-
flrled in prlmrr tor-n" rli ergbll will» compile-
lly in her death Opinion in divided “to
whether lobe llvllllernh-ly rnrlll‘tiltfed Ili-
clde or mt» lnur-lerml All “worst revell-
ed the fun that the girl Wars in n delicate
condition. '
line on the Rush.
NY." i'nllK. Jun. ‘Ji ~f.nwyer Elihu [loot
mJSfl-quliillll'fi Mm. ltnrrlllrnn, or Mm.
Mommy- lrlwrrile-«ly yr‘~lkfilifly that she
broke down, mid her lrurlrmoel procured so
stljmlrllmem fur tow do} When Asked
whern- tho in» nu Hu’liilll'rll baby washout
she refund no ”M. m mmu-r, lmv on being
told by the surname that elm must reply
ergo to jllil, elm fi-Ilfi llw child was here
in Pennsylvania in November, m
It»; Mall-hunts Very III. ._.
8s! l'mw mm, Jan. $I.~King “trinket!-
iscyltiml y M will llr'ullt'n ill-wane Incl
consequent nurwmln ”W pllynic'lunsheve
little hope-of inn rumwry. "'7 h“ “3
lint serious snack durum his recent trip
to southern Full or ,in "in condition”
Santa Barbara foul Weflkfl saw was but sud
it has grown ovum slime. with mansions!
rallied _____ _ W
Barn on s ”leaping (for.
Lin", N. Y., Jsll. 31-”.“75. J. ii. To“,
of Henna, wlm mm on her wsy halal
from China», gave birth to s be
bully boy on the sleeping our Traverse-sell,
our Brie, i’s title esrss to Lyons sud
was intro to the Genus] house. lather
ssdsossrsdoiuktly.
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Norwalk Chronicler