Valuable Papal.
Jewelry.3ilver-
. wars. and other
Wt!
Witch-
dichoncrtarr-
palm-ad pre-
acrvcthcmirem
lire-cent, and In.
, largest.
.mrlei II the world.
* , Fall Styles. ‘ .
unlined-Mentor"!
mill null 80ft flats. Fillk Horn.
1‘ ‘allatlaudlm‘ thunder-torment!
m burr. mmfluurmu
" NAPP’S,
91 Washington St.
Particular alumina pm to
fixing, Cleaning and lmlna
“Ill Illa" e”
rs,
Wall 4 Pape
Plum and large-at Maori-em
in this. city.
“no liar of Gills ut Bl min a
double roll
" [lilies
—-or—-— 5
GRADES
AFDAT
west Prices I
. Ibo dent bloods lor
the heart lone;
ifiiuwu
1' one“ soon scone.
dark & Lane’s Bloch
. «to. “Mill STREET.
fine the combination chair and
clap hamlet, only 09.00.
Arllslc’ Matcrlala.
mounted on Structure.
Painting. Paper Hanging and
Catalina-I.
L.H.DECKER,
‘ 19 Wisiiumi Siren,
South Norwalk.
FISH FflRrLEN'l'.
Halibut, Shad, Smells. Frost.
cu. Pike, Giscoes, Salmon,
liar-ring, Bass, it into
Trout. boosters,
Scallops. Pickled
Oysters.
PURE HORSE BADXSH
Canine
LOIS“ I03
WAKEMAN’S CREAMERY BUTTER
oennna oeuvrneo nnoupru
HARDWARE,
OILS.
:ll'aints. Varnishes,
' V‘ROPE,TWINE.
' lire initial. Wlliil Ware, iii
”49...”...
I}. Llliii iii,
.lldlc “ALI. DIME.
HUNT ilfilllli
Bennett & Husted,
cs lain so, So. Nonalk. ‘
hats, Fill, (liners,
Fruit, Valentin, Purim, in
or All ulna. in Their sea-ta.
AT WHOLESALE Alli) BETA“
ll. l. mom. I“ I. d “MID
I}. “all.“ i Sill,
mull}. H mm.
lililii‘llll um
15c lb
14c lb
12c lb
I llfimla Bun.
nun. ‘ NW
~va
am m ;
5| Washington Street. South Norwail
27 Iain Shoot Nowell.
lint-Clan Balers, unicellular
And Ice Cream.
orders Pro-pay Attended To.
0. ma. at. w. I. mun.
DAY SCAVENGER.
ran some aonwau no nouwm
Vaalta uni car-pm claaaal and Will“! an the
bprovad pin. all order- prolptly attended to.
our.-
Charrleu Mott,
III- II [airfield ‘VOIIO, Ind-a!
GOLD, SILVER, NICKEL
1)!dede
P 1:. A31 N G
49 Water Strict. lull llnrall
tendon.
”may: Wu: ..
MW: “r
m
13'} n ififiifiW“ ""
WAGONS
”admiral
hauler, flack-a. W,
ill-0h. Baillie-rm
Price- co,‘ suit All.
ammo-r».
tattle ' ‘dfi‘fl‘a
a5... «um-con:
v-r
. Ala.” no. 01.0..
¢
immiolcx. sanctum, a ‘
mum. I-Ofio
on maximal. p. al—lilo an. I
at. I' v-tziI
unwind»
ca .lzu-c .m
.‘M I) ”a main. hat-ma ital!
run: at
duo-vol
LILVI XII TORI.
loaSourn Iowan. A 401 «1.001 ac
Tot-c, WIS..'0IIE," ”Jill-c.1300
B l” a—uor ac.,t00 vault” an!“
alw'l‘lll
a ca.
W
Silt tour till I blues not
I. ’1. . t -
ban-ram: :a..aadac..ufl5|aid
"martin 1 Jaime. are on. tunic
:c’J are"
“immune trauma-a, ~
sand» firearm-5..
at
t mangle:
ham
to LI #1.“ a. tin More Lina)
pip—13W“ (via WM . W as, (Vi-Hall-
,
I
i n. W???”
1-0 3709 M'r couch?
. nousuomo outwit).
armor; recombination.
‘ocucculrorrtrnma rm.
'rralnaleavc heath Road! for nanbwyodfi.
are. n- l!!l.9!0.5l0.liliatd§0§p u. Saa-
daya—lilta ta melanin.
train-leave honour tor roan: Romain—885
m laminate
Banana-Bumps. Hop In
Trait- ‘cavv don't: lion-walk (or "Mm—I ll.
ndotla n.nll.llz|t0aadlllp I.
W~WWHI roalb unread—65.
Nil,"3andll§5a n3!) afififlaodtllp...
rum uncommon.
'l'ra an leave Br. won as follow:
'i till a. m as for Harlem.
and the Wat.
moo n.urixadforila lie
I: «in a. nun rev Great ulna.
l .-o p. at. Pllunrld and Albany m.
6 to p. u. r‘ 0* Iimonl ,
or. mind (or Great Burl
no anon.
7 33 round-y.) may" to: cm: Id and Albany
o”thorn.“- ti
and W.
A W Plan! Beneath-e nrrr Agent.
. an), toJaad I“ p n
m tor Hluacla. nail; m
accretion. V'ca PIUAMK and
um... exam-a
lriiiul Kidney. and Liver Bill
crow- I’iaetara and Pitta.
'l'bavaralhcool eta-lo italic-lint Iowa: 'or thou
allow! with Brig n um Liver Complaint an
urinary A‘s-ram t iy pared u. in
car MI I: lbc 0r wool and .. "my thine:
ad Liver (hm that vui Mil)": you to (r rho-U
balm. .
' Al lulled ['5-
C B. R. '4 .
Craig flvdiclae-(lnu Favorite. N. J
SOLD AT
Plaiated’a Drug Store.
w .
Bull Imam. '
OLD AND RELIABLE
llaili mint Flillil Lin
South Norwalk
—-——um—-—
Norwalk, 0t.
m PROFILLIIII
CITY 01“ “Mill 8: EAGLE
Williams Pier or. “-1 him (Batman Swen
Now hurt at 5 p rm. mutually! M 2 p n.)
rhlghirenlrad tmmi’a m wisp m
., Returning irt'ualravc soul: at 3 p n.and
. 8a; b Sorwalkltoz‘ll
m ,
Freight ‘Ikrll horn ugn received for all
the-Duncan and Namath and Elbow:
at W minced
anywhere In New York 0- In- thrill].
Allpcrruoaa'c turbid maria d the
e-Ip'ldycreol Iba boatrof this due gauge: rut oi
the camera thereon Iii
my 01’.sz
‘\
ob
Examiner in
If. 8. Patent onto-x,
mo to was.
Oiliccs. 4M llniu Si m-r,
Inlncnrou'r, {on}:
Whitehall in.
PLUMBING,
Till all llill llfll Will.
Hot Air Heating,
Stoves and Rangers;
”Midland“!
Bonn innate to}: Millie:
50 South Main Street,
”I111! ROIWALK. - (I’ll.
Swan In .. Bushnell,
OBI Wat” UM
cm
ilk!»
Upon npplcaitou Io DMII‘M C'ltv of Hawaii
and [axle willbe cent [or rprial iota of freight
‘
“”33
n? In
SHOE Edi“...
. firfimlfimwn
John Schaub & Son,
Walkm- “not. Donut Inca-ii lyl on
W. ii. STUBGES. Westport.
~-. A 1 KIA a" 3 lumiprlehto lowly
‘ v' nil-gullpwmuidlbm
\ t , ml uni I'lll~.fl who
m 1. nimmm work induction-1y
~ to ram “no Ibo-and Iain" r
[minimum-hull"... “hurry" u», live] inhuman.»
m attach-m Uihlvvynwnlal until. your: uamlbatluowlt
No m M mum-u Mu ‘ «annual llwvr hull) and quit”,
hand. (hm-3| "trainer“! nun ash». Mylo r arr-nary. l
terrain-lyr- I an- worm w Ola yarrata
who on walla: over”- much. We I'm
Id E: ”limit-In!" I}. “hunt-an.
a. his. u no.
Anon-ta. Halal.
Graduate Optician
Homer B. Hoyt’s
18 North Main Street.
pounda hay“, m 3“!ng .
no t
alliance “mum mind
”one
Our.
”mun
0 ll. ”I“
l Cl.
mu... wag 5: arc-til?
BUY 0? THE MANUFACTURER.
is
i
unbound-tear
ly and m
an we or
mmlitlmztom
olefin-toil. wool. :
. tori-l. i
’ 33W "in?! "'
~ harmévnfigi
lair and Mimi.
*. ,Franltfloylcton.
“worth:
4c...
3“?”
hauntyoi mount" you no rat ”a;
minnow worm cram
um
‘ unwommmm
a w;- fl‘mabar a! pm ”hey lu-
jolt-rat inn-«Matermm loan-
“ Junk Arrow lbw
' -w»nlsom, March A—ln tho sonata
tbahouhamendmanttotheton‘
ad
”mil. 1. and on the clam Ml:
”aha-«thinawmmimo that
wouldheipto arr-elect hira to the and.
#0!»th
lthadhm luthncflllbaoauaatb
other Imam {Var-oat air.
nundrl‘hadmln ‘
ltwaanotkaptinhewonld m
Ibetarifi bill. He . Plumb) did
titan-a1 than batch!
facts. Thewbolc lull! machineryoit
I'll government had revolved around the
validity bill was para-Ii. The bill m
pot-tethepraaidant. lir. Gray wan up
pointed an additional number of the abet
committee on continual relations with
Mada. llr. lianderaonwal «tact-l prac-
Idaat pro tempore oi the mate. nonrad-
in; Mr. Insulin. The credentialed Janina
‘llandmon Kyla an actuator from South
Dakotaand oi John R Gordon aa aanar
tor from Georgia were placed on tile.
Home bill relating to the treaty of roe
lprocity with the Hawaiian ialuntla, and
hence joint resolution appropriating 01,-
W for the improvement of the Mirab-
Iippl river. to be turmoil-My available,
werapauad. '
For 'I'rnruportatlou of foreign lane.
The poatotllce appropriation bill war
paired with an Amendment appropriating
«$0.000 tor the tranaportation at foreign
mails. The conference reportouthe In-
dian dcpredationa bill was agreed to. The
agricultural appropriation hill waa pared
with amendments. The renal: then pro
needed to the consideration of the general
deficiency bill. Thchill was temporarily
laid aside and the conieroncc report on the
matrlct of Columbia appropriation bill
was agreed to.
' no fluhaidy um la n Stands.
The postal subsidy bill In pureed by the
Manthoflzea the postmaster general
toenterinto contract» for a term of not
lanthun live our more than ten years in
duration, with American citizens. for the
carrying oi mail: on American utcomrhipai
between ports of the United Sluice and
auch ports in foreign countries. the domin.
ion of Canada excepted, ruin his judgment u
will but scheme and promote the postal ‘
and commercial interests of the United
States, the mail acrvlce on the lines tobe
equitably distributed among the Atlantic.
Mexican gulf and Pacific ports.
The contracts shall be made with the
lowed responsible bidder for the perform-
ance oi the service on each route. and the
postmaster general shrill have the right to
reject all bids not in his opinion remna-
hle ior the attaining oi the purposce named.
The bill is identical in torma with the new
ate postal subcldybill. except that it makes '
I reduction «:13! per cent. in rates to he
paid mail carrying vessels. it provides for
the division oi these vessels into iourclacse
ea—irom 8,000 tons, twenty knots, to 1,155
tona. twelve knot ships. The rate of com.
ior ocean mail service is tired at
0a pcrmile [or reach at tbciiratclaaa,
tboaaofthenecondclaaa it, those at the
third close it, and for than: of the fourth
ole-amount; The snake, in adding the
bill to the postofllce appropriation bill,
appropriated 0.2»,000 to enable the peat
mt general to nab mimic.
Voiced by the Pmidpnt.
The president returned to the ornate,
without his approval u bill tor the talk!»
of the adruiuiatmtrix of the com or’
' W. hummer. The bill provides
luv the settlement of a claim made for
work done and materials xupplicd in the
«instruction of the United State: double
coder gunboata Agavvain and Ponitmnc.
In the How-r.
\V’Asilism‘us, March lit—in the house
Innate amendments“: the indian appro-
priation bill were non-concurred in and
tho bill was neat to tho contort-ace. Senate
bill! were pan-ted for the erection of a new
mini building in Philadelphia at a can not
to exceed thorium nod for the erection of
‘. new custom house in New York city, the
present custom house to be cold for not
1:- than flJlJIMllO, and the proceeds to be
uaed for the purpose oi constructing the
new building. Senate bill granting a pen-
aion of ”All It year to the widow of All
mini Porter mu: WI. The conferenci-
report on the District 0! Columbia appro
priatiou was agnred to. The «intercom re-
port on the copyright bill was reported. An
agreement was arrived at on all except in
the pmialon that the home copyright
ahall not prevent the importation of like
articles from abroad. A further confer
once was. ordered. The pmtotllce appro-
priation bill was sent to a conference.
llraall’a Friendly mos-go.
lllr. liltt (lilo) prmcutod for reading the
following law from the government
of Braall:
The-anataand the chamharuf Munster
lb United state» of Broil. not together ma
enuntitnonl anaembly. have received to «pr.
by mean at this the name of the
oi Brazil to the ‘ of the "aim
litatao of Ann-rim. the feeling: of gratitude it
Minimum-etc hythairiendly term-oi
tummy honored mare oi congratulation
voted and adopted by the momenta of the
United lliatca. to aillrln once again. and by tho
t mean the continent of anion ml
which bind! tho people of Brad! 8)
mam nation in the carom door-to
malntalnandhomihainatitntirmd a "pub-
lloauformof mat in Mondaavm
4-.»me hoopla. and proaperlty
dihellrulllan family themand may
at tho nations.
Theconfcrenca report on the bill tole-
paal tho umber canon law was agreed to.
The annata bill was pained making lla-
conn.. a port of delivery; also the
I!
led. 'l'ha mate Human-coda.»
“arachnflflma month tothewidow
ct Gan. Jadron Kilpatrlck.
to: out ram-rm or Cattle.
Ir. Hatch (Ho) moved to suspend the
para, with amendment“, therea-
vidc for the inspectionuf
and the cam and
pointoftwooanta a pound all mph—r
lir. Merriam—ed ironically to he
very much alarmed at his. Hnmlra’threat
that oaa‘ao young aa haulrJiorrill)
war to be overthrown. daughter.) He
(llr.Morrlll)hadhcan on early antenna
atant advocate of the production a! row
from sorghum. The senator from Kansa-
wuaimhmanddidnotwiahtobcar
aociated with any party, except byhimc
aalf. (brighten)
Mr. Bduunrla' Alina! "nut ,
Mr. Plumb replied (an that it mighty
into permanent history) that Republian
actuators had been aolicited, an a matter
pennant to the narrator tron Vin-moat.
who was aboent sick, to vote for the houn-
ty on maple sugar because it would help
him to be reelected. and be (Mr. Plumb)
Iovoted for it with the distinct under-
standing that it should he rejected in corn
(ounce. (laughtch “'heu it did get
into commence. the Yankee cametothc
trout, in the propmitlon of the aenatrrr'a
colleague (Mr. almonds) in writing
(which was now in the pocket of a narrator)
that ii that bounty on maple sugar was
not continual he would be paired against
the tariff bill. That was the way that
Vermont "canto it” over the people of the
l'niml Staten on the sugar question.
(Laughter) “M...
Praia:- for thr- civil Servlao Com-lube.
Wmumros, March. cum. Lehlbach,
irom the home committee on the mint-min
the civil service. submitted totbc home the
report or the mmmittw upon the working
oi the civil serviu! law. The investigation,
the report my». dial-loses that the public
service has. been greatly benefited sincethe
appointment at the civil service commis'
sion, moi the low on the whole well exe-
cuted. t)m- objection to the present law
is that the person who bx appointed ton
position after having passed on cxamiua.
tion can be discharged by a superior ofliccr
wit bum cause. and the committee feel that
arr-muly sixuuhl be propmcd. and recon
mcndvd that the civil service law be re-
modeled, in onicr that the duties of the
civil service commineioncrs and the up
pointing «Marts should ho clearly defined.
Accompanying the report isa bill which
the committee recommend to pass. remod-
eling the present civil scrrice law. The
bill almlisbesc the civil senior: commifiasion
and cremcx the civil service ulllcc. it pro
rides for the» appointment of one commit
aiuoer. who shall be responsible (or the
execution of the law.
cha of tin- Cour-rifle».
Wosummos. March a—Jl'he conic-macs
on the diplnmuiic appropriation “II have
agreed on the Hawaiian clause with all
amendment reducing the amount apple
priatedtonot more than $1501“) a year
for lint-on years. with a requirement that
oncthircl of the sum appropriuml by the
United States shall be furnished in addi-
tion by the Hawaiian guvcnnm-nt.
The coninrru-s on the sundry civil qr
propriolinn bill have reached an agroe
meat on the disputed section! of the bill.
By thiw ogroemcnt moon is nllowed for
the government oxhibir and moo for the
expenses of the Colombian commisuirm.
From the latter amount mum in to be
Willi paying the apt-uses of theboud
of lady monomers.
The con formats on the Indian appropria-
tion hilt have curt-ed upon all thr- items in
dispute accepting the awnaicumeudmclt
appropriating upward oi irmwui m rarity
the trusty u. it t. r in: Choctaw moi ( Ruckus“!
ludiaus. A new conicmncc u iii be asked.
A FUTURE CONFERENCE.
N. longer an Alulcnlrlc ("kc Regio-
hlml Down. but to Strike.
Surf i’irliJZ. March ll. A—le r-unirrr'nmd
the mine oorkcro' «rule mono: v. m- and the
coke opt-rotor» of thiu n-giun hm: on the
Wage rliflicultics iuiii-ul to nw‘umplinll uny-
thiug and adjourned sint- «hr. The opera-
tors nuuld not who to renew ncgotiar
tions ior an anuottucnt excvpi on the basin
of a mineral minclinn of it} per cent,
which the minors! wimmimutivm decliud
to do. secretary Mcltrisic rays it is no
long." an amicable shut down. but ostrikc.
1i largo [crawl the United Mine \l'orkera'
defense fun will be devoted to the cup-
gm of the coke region strike. The region
much rxcitorl and the strikers are making
preparations for a three Innntli-t' “min. 01’
At the Union Mine \l'orkm' convention
have nonunion» were par-Ami to stand out.
Home of itnlney‘r works Were mama,
the Milken.
Whopper lmuuger Acqultlcd.
Sum-car; N. Y.. March :i.-».\'icholar I.
mlrlum‘r. wlmhun been on trial here for
nearly a owl: on a charge of rope, war an»
quittcd ycalcrday aiteruoon. The Verdict
worn our-prise to the whulc wmmnnity.
Win alleged victim wan an orphan,
ll ”an; old, whom he luloptetl into lib
family. He won tried [not June and inland
liy, hut the general term marred tb
nt of conviction on n qncatioud
mam. delirium, whose home in II
Mara-lino Falls. in this county, la once!
the boot known bcekrepera in the country.
lib trial W excited a ”deal of h-
taraatowing to hi» prominence aaal’roo
hibitioniet and on church member. Three
are three other indictmcnta
against him—one for rape and two for air
dilution.
Frantic-ital “may
Warurnoron. March ii—-'l'hc W
haircut to the manic the billowing nomi-
mono: Henry C. lda, of Vermont, to Ill
laud continua-loner la Samoa under the
act at Berlin. June 13 '1‘:
the planipotcatiariu oi the
Umyandomnrimn,(mary
B. Atbortou. declinad); Willard 1). TIM
can, of Washington. to he come! grunt
.atthatloludiltauaatlianmviaa
M'MAW
urinal-c we ran r...
' kw
°‘ A.“- .
”mummvnrma rim
own no on or m m We!
Hanan-aw wmmwwu
MW. neurone-um.”
Hibachi-rub. .
”humid-Theme ycatcrdayre-
ceivod congratulation: upon the coca-tori
ottbeeipbty-firrtannivcnaryothiaflrth—
day. Howubmyflauhgmomudwu
clactcd to the papacy nponthedaathot
PowPiunlxbainpcrowaadpopeliamh
t. we Upon receiving the riaitoi the
sacred college of cardioala. his holine-
uwnparodtha ponitirxn and Milena!
the churchlnprccent time-with thcpoal-
tion of the church in the days 01’ Pope
Gm. Thepopaaaidthathewaagratlp
ilcdattho Woltbei’aith influx-
laud. chlwuidthutflflodanedhim
until his episcopal jubilee he would devote
part of tho altering he might receivcto the
mpprcacion of slavery.
their Spam Would Id. Prov-ll-
Cardinal Ln .anctta presented an ad-
dress ironribe Scored college. 'l'bepopa.
in the contest-0i his response, will“).
hadpaoaedanorher year at anxlefiuand
ventione due to attacks on the church.
The pmition was olmilarfothatinm
ory’a pomiiicare, when the church .ooln-
batcd the Inmburds. Though theharbariv
arm tried hi» pmience. Gregory's greatest
trial: were with internal enemies, who
were lam ferocious but more evil than the
barbarians. The latterwmconvcrtcdflnt
the former remained rebellious. Borrow
the malice of the church's enemies waa
subtle. But their wares would not we
rail. They would not prevent the bend of
the church from extending solicitude in
the whole to maintain faith and unity
with Borne.
Iler True Friend.-
He prayed {or the Eastern churchr and
hefelt consoled by the progress madein
England. As Gregory defended Rome and
her pom-fl? against the barbarians and the
emu-rum of Byzantium. so he did not
cease to tin-lure to ltuly that the pope!
were llt‘r truv benefactors and (fiends.
itiiiy'vagxuilion was on not of impicty
and political lolly.
Tu Abolish Slavery.
Referring to the slavery question the
pope said he followed the policy oi bin pre-
uu) llll.
drum-om, working for its abolition in
Brazil nod Africa. He eulogizcd the pow-
ers promo-ling ruisoionurleS.
At the Vatican it barter-ted that Signor
(.‘rlspi. lute prime minister of holy. ex-
pects to mum to power. and that he ha:
approached the holy nee with the view to
pcrsrmdv the papal authorities not tone-
cord concessions to the ministry of the
Marquis di itudini. m the latter's cabinet
cannot kill. Signor Crispi is sold to have
insisted that im- pope ought not to allow
Catholics to stripper! the government at
elections, and promised that if he returns
to power in: will make coucemions to the
Vatican.
AGAINSW BOOKMAKERS.
A Dcleption oi Clem-cl Before a N
Jeracy Com-lure.
Tuxros, March 3.——A large (indexation,
composed principally of minim-rs headed
by RH. Dr. Kcmpnhall, of Elizabeth. and
Dean MchIiy, oi Patenon. chino here
yesterdny afternoon and made opt-wires be-
fore the honor: committee on nw'ininn of
laws axniuut tho hills legalizing bookmak-
ing at horse room They were accompanied
by Anthony Comatock. The chairman of
the committee. Campbell, of Monmouth,
introduced the bills in question. itcv. Dr.
Kcmpahall madoa brie! introductory ML
dress. during which he contended that lira
delegation n'prcscuted n majority of the
people of Xcvv Jetway who Were etrongly
[)1le to such lcgbilation.
The bill», be said, otruck a blow at the
intcmtaof the state materially. physically
and luomlly. This was the death grapple
oi the gambling fraternity in New Jeraey,
and he hoped the legislature would not
permit the fluid to be chagrin-cal by tho en-
actment of such an odious low. Donn Mo
Nully will that be coincided with Dr.
Kcmmimll. uml that bciorc grumbling waa
entoblialmlou the Clifton truck near his
city lhcy hmi [Wilmllll and upright young
men in their mm; but now rum wera
wit-hollow, poverty and disgrace. lie raid
that it.“ hours were opposed to all north at
gambling. unwell“) that carried on at
race track».
Anthony (Monarch laid he knew all the
bookmakers by name. They had been
driven away from New York and now
sought rclugo in New Jcniey. Xothing
war no «lousy-3mm to morality an milling.
Whenever public gambling was WW
enforcement oi law wan paraliud and in»
tire was nitric-ken down. lie pram Judge
Dickson, of New J ' , for lulu sentencing
of the bookmaker: at ’atcrwn. The Jody
had intcrprctcd the law in the interact oi
march, and yet then bonkrmhm come
banana and: your landlord the state oi
New Jenny to well their pocket». The
bookmaker» ruined thou-amt: at young
man Iltd robbed the laboring clauses.
They opal their plunder in riotous llv
”in Philadelphia, Baltimore and other
5'1
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of
abare,
per share, 114
In stock at no par ohm tot-1.. .
“it iaaquentiou whatntatotm.
bad Won oi ihoaecuritiea. mm
not. Mr. Herbert thinks, in them
of Treasurer ilouaton.wbom he succeeded»
The securities are not negotiable. , A,
“The legislature has appointed a} corn-
mittce to investigate the unfilled ~m
lion in which cheetah treu‘ury boob-n
left by err'l'reacnrer Herbert, and. 3M
preliminary report from tint mull-M, ‘
the legislaturehaa directed the my
of state to enter judgment upon Hr. 1!“
berth; oliiciul bonds. The lost ‘ _
have figurcd union the assets!!! fluid.
for yearn gone. and were auppoaad‘ told
contained in a has: kept on deposit 1!. I“
I'nrmorn' bent. at Dover. This box we.
removed from the bank by Mr. W
during his incumbency, and when cult-
lned by his moccasin, Treasurer Bond“,
was found to be empty.
“Mr. Herbert lli‘illl'rl hungover will;
securities. The only state assets Treat
nuanrnite tun-i in hispomion lath
Junction and Breakwater railroad M,
gage for 20mm; and the school fund bond
oiflfitifi’oli. So (washout! learntbeenav; r,
tents of the box were last inspected by.
Governor Reynolds when he incorporate _
treasurer to'oiw years ago. The m. i
were there then. ” ‘-
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Sherman to Be Remember“.
him You, March a—A meeting ofbuat-
ncaa men to take steps toward the erection
ofan maestrinn statue of the late Gen. ‘
William T. Sherman was bridal the cm _, .
her of commerce. Acommittcc of ten wu ‘
appointed to receive sulncriptim and to»:
adopt any other measures that may he not .,‘_
essary to carry out the object of the mantv [.
ing. The committee is composed of the ,
following gentlemen: C. )1. Depart.” ,
lie] 1). Hallow-k. l‘hnricfi S. Smith. Willilln
H. Dodge, C. S. lilies, Horace Porter, John ‘
Sloane. A. >1. Hewitt, John H. Stnriuand
Hiram Hitchcock. The followiugnulricrlp-
lions we're made at the meeting: Benjamin
H. Field & film. 'ELllilil'. Phelps, budget ‘
Ca. 5|,0tllzJacoir H. Salli”, up», John
W. Pinchoi, $500: Cornelius X. Bliss,”
Cooper. Hewitt & Co.. om Alfred M.
11031.35”). it is estimated that notion
rhnn Kim!) will he ueccsnthry to insure the
sum-c.“ o! the project.
A Gm! Game of Pool.
SYR.\(‘|':~E. March zit-The seventh day of
the national [mi tournament was
byntbc greatest game oi pool ever played.
The assertion in a hold one, but can be
substantiated by the records and the m '
Inc-m5 of the contestants, William Clau- ,
water. oi ancuna, 0., and Albert Powers, 7
of Chicago. They began playing at 7:45 ,1
lost evening. and several times the lead
wan cimngul. The m was tied It no
and again at no. Then Powers found a. _
mmbinetiun which pocketed two balls-1rd '
scattered the bunch so that be hall nodl'b
iiculty in securing the other' twat which I. "
did amid the cheers of a thousand w
tors. min-r games resulted: Wencichlfi '
Kuutcwh, iii-5; Wind, 150; Sahorido, fl.
I’d-hing tho Elli-Iii M 7
Commons. March a—A special M
jury hm been impancled to into-filmy),
ElliottOsborn shooting; trout-Ky. Alan-p '
number of witnesses appeared lit-fora lb '
jury today. it in thought tlmt the relea- ;
tion of jurymen is exceptionally forum '3
from the {not that of the twenty”.
drawn from the box twolvewcrc them .
o: non—residents oi the city, and they th- j
will not likely he prejudiced. Them,
against tin,~ i‘llliotis will be taken up“
and the investigation will be cow-lulled ‘
‘lll‘t‘ilflll's! lumibleciay. Thoma-mm
attorney will enrleovor to have their”.
plated at the head of the docket nail on.
posed of ~within the next icw wceh.
In “poor in! Jail Woolly.
lnvoon, hint-ch &-Yeatcrday being the
one lmmlmllh anniversary at the death fl,
John ll'mlry. thr- Kmi twilight l‘_,
ionmicr o: Methodihm. a "line in Ifl'
honor was unveiled in the pronoun! ‘
hwnmnonumr of people in frontdth
(my Rum. whom, the Malawi-rim at {h
Wc-‘lrpllrn. 'l‘iu lil'l'. l‘mlvrickm,’
Furrur. urclriwwuu of \l'cntmimtu. mi
mrt in thc rorcmunicr Mil olicrward,
with Sir ltularrt X. it'uwb'r. MK! 0. ma
member:- of parliament for knoll-lieu];
addrencwi n rum-ting in tho titty .
chapel “tolling the Virtuc-t u‘. W. wiry.
1'» “wafer tho Ilmrm “ca. ‘
Aux/mun Cm“, Ark" Moron tin—A c
tachmcntof K troop cavalry under] ‘ __
Gold, and imply-four Indian molten , "
”out. Walker, lull Catnip Merritt. H
o! hcrv. thin morning. They arv ,
inallnc twenty-live miles hang. and
travel book and forth norm tho tin
ntrip and reject nil humour and not
Am and ammunition will be con .
andall imam and stationary
be human]. -
lilac- aad Why Will fin. ‘
Now You. March d~A '
mil-ravine from Troy, . .,
that the glove m . .
Dixouaodliwurthy wouldaotlrr -‘
to bud-clued time In ialaa m ,.
will tuba place an “nuanced.
winterinoilgluwillhardr‘ on
day when the Crib clnhwllllrpadt
which-Policeman“ can” '
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