Array. surrounded by his
level Ores.
..._..—._...
h M'ile Aroae in a Few Years
if. career-I Wcaltls—lla rum Want to
"newton: to can a Patent non-e trap.
' hat the Scheme Was a [allure—new
lie and at- us nasty-men insert.
‘ nun-am Planned the Great one
II W That ”rung!“ on the World
I 2...... Blank Friday-Jilin Squaring
or only w. Held in the ma nan.
U!“ Deal—Gould’s Pure Home Life.
~ ans earn That an Estate will too:
' ll, as w 000,000,000.
’3“ Your, Dec- l—Arrangementa are
not folk completed for the funeral of Jay
“H, who Md awa'y Friday, but it
will ha held from the house Monday, either
I”; In. a! p. m. The services will be
mum-Nit is stated on good on-
. My that there will be no addrossor
' aalogy of any kind. The interment will
" thrill-Bl at Woodlnwn, where several of
‘ , lief-wily are buried.
' film-eclecywasohecrvcd at the
~ 9 but“: oflice regarding the certificate of the
‘ “I! “Mr. Gould, which was filed in the
”bureau of vital statistics. An undertaker
all“! upon Secretary Clark and requested
that the repreaeutativea of the plea» should
Mkavuacceeeto the certificate. Think
all tint is known of the certificate—that it
"find by Dr. Munn and that it gave
lb canoe of Mr. Gould's death m pulmon—
aryphthlsia. ‘
Hr. anera. George Gonltl,hiiaeea Helen
“Annie Gould and Edwin and Howard
Gouldwcre at hie bedside when he died.
Dnflunn and Dr. Jaueway were in at,
induce.
Several times before the end came Mrs.
W Gould (nee Edith Kingdom the ac-
trus)waa seen at the window, pale and
wan from her night’s watching: Dr. Munro
told the reporters that Mr. Gould had died
without aatmggle and had passed away
"likeabird." '
Mr. Gould had been suffering from din
canofthcluugs for a number of years,
though the tact had never been known
even to his moat intimate friends. Ile had
metal hemorrhages from the lungs re-
cently, the first one on Thanksgiving day,
anothertwo days after and an alarming
one on Wednesday.
it WM then that every expedient known
to medicine was resumed to. Death was
merely a question of time after the first
hemorrhage.
No flurry in Wall Street.
Darlings on the Stock exchange were
comparatively light and were contined to
the Gould stocks. Missouri l’nciiic was
JAY GOULD.
only stock of the Gould group that
any decided weakness. Solac-
when it became known that all the
with which the cage financier had
Wile-i with had been truateed,
the
535
became strong and advanced in some
Western Union was especially
Donnie! Jay Gould's wealth has
mutated. Figures have been
tint ran from flamenco to W),-
and even higher.
Rbmwdeclan that Mr. Gould line
1‘ memorandum). The popular
“ethi- ylaahoutflw,ill),tm.
Goaldfi eldest am. who Inu—
Item, the actress, has for a
y; ’ iii-been prominent lamanaginghia
mailman! he will bly m
‘fifiehsim now that is fatheria
1 ‘ mole-Mathew.
ltkav hora truthfully mill that Jay
_ .m w. ons of the rum remarkable
. American civilisation. lie
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walkfii'tmtnllralo
5mmfiuudoy
him hie position. -
Betheuegngagedascbainheamtoasur»
veyor,who was to pay him twenty dollars i
month, bntdid not, and Gould was norm
llcdtomakea‘hoonmark” or sundial
afarruerinonlcr to get food. Gould
mpluedthe map of Ulster county his
shsoonrling employer waaat work on and
made It!) on the deal.
Ila Goes to New York.
GonldcamctoNewYorkin miswlthan
ingenious mouse trapwhich he had invent.
dandwhich he intended to eahildt and
perhaps diapoae of. He gotintoa horse
completing his package on the seat. A
thief who imagined it might contain val—
uablea tried to run away with it, but Jny
taught him.
The in nation was not a success, and Jay
went into the country and made his
living at surveying for several years. Dur-
ing this time he made the acquaintance of
Zadoc Pratt, of Prattsviile, who owned the
Argent many in the state. Gould he-
came Pratt's partner and made considera—
ble money and, it in alleged, mined n
leathcrmerchant named Leupp, who ad-
vancede money. Leupp lncame hope-
lessly involved in bankruptcy and shot
himself in his magnificent house on Madi-
Ien avenue. "
Gould engaged in his first railway enter.
prise in 1857, when he bought the booths
of the Rutland and Wealtington railroad
at ten cents on the dollar. He sold out
afterward at a fair profit.
Between 1860 and 13!) Jay Gould first
began to blossom out in Wall street.
Within a very
short. time he was
in the front rank.
Hie chief cinrac-
teristic was his
cautiousneu and
reserve. Hemsde
friends with very
few and was the
enemy of most of
his auoclatea in
speculation The
first great scheme
in which Gould
became interested
after he entered
Wall street was
the gobbling of
the Erie railroad.
Erie was then one
of the active
I- stocka. Tic
andflnally became
ita controlling
zmrn arsonoroovtn. Whit In "m llis
acquaintance with James Fink, Jr, began
several years previous, and the two made
one of the etrongm teams “fall street hm
ever known.
When Pink and Gould went into Erie
Daniel Drew was the controlling spirit,
and the Erie deal originated in a war be»
tween Drew and Commotion Vanderbilt.
The latter wantal to get hold of Erie. lie
bought at every opportunity. Drew, Fix-k
and Gould laid plans to defeat him, Unilld
engineering the scheme. Securities were
leaned by thebuahel, and then Vanderbilt
resorted to litigation. Injunctions were
obtained to prevent Drew from issuing
stock
Vanderbilt Iona 37,000,000.
Finally an issue of 50,!!!) aharea of Erie
w- authoriaul. This settled Vanderbilt.
andhcrctircdfromthefight witha loveoi
ammo. Warrants were issued for the
arrest of Drew, Pink, Gould and the other
directorsof Erie, but thcyeacapcdiryflcev
ingto Jersey City with the accuritiea. it
is said that momma were carried over the
ferry in one coach. Eric was then incorpo-
rated in New ancy,audNewYork legit
lators were bribed, it is said, to legalize the
new lane of soot» ahfil of ms. Peter
D. Sweeney, as receiver of Eric,” $150,000
. ashisfeebyordarofludgeliarnard. it is
said that Gould went to Albany with 1600..
Wichbpoeket foruseinthelobby.
lie was arrested and bought to New
York and went back under the charge of a
deputy sheriff, who let him coupe.
The-result of this battle wasthat Drew
took his profits and withdrew from the
management. and Gonldaud Flak mine in.
Thin was in was. Gould waaflrst president
inthstyear and coniinuedatthe headof
the company until 1m
Everybody an that Eric was
some“ dry at t time, but between
theasysarsthsdebtof thersilroadin—
creased from “9,000,000 to Oi mono».
Drew speculated in Erie after Gould got
in,andbcforehe knew it hows-cornered
in earnest, and Gould relieved him of ti,-
mmo, _
Gouldwasouatad from Erich: Why a
emuhinaflcu of tits English stockholders,
but lcrysarsanerward ltwasin ihehantls
cfareoeiver. tinnitus-ditto have made
nanometer out of the wreck.
hallo“ Conspiracy.
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and when be we ten - rate secretary. says that em"m1}1?
MM came all the vow from New
figGrant’a “Mum, and he in»
that: Mr. Corbin's Internet in the
em...
lay of the adminirtmtion had for a
monetary merino. President
.01!»de Mrs. (ironic to write a trim
to lira. Corbin, in which Mu. Corbin woe
lam touctlfy her husband that if he
had any interest in gold stimulation» ~ in
should retire from them at mice. This it»:
for waa received on ibo’vvening of fiept. 2':
two days More Black Friday.
Gould ”this ”It'll from Corbin, and it
was resolved that on tmivrt day. ‘Pltum-
I”. OM efiort Id be much; to
boost the market higher and unload. the
cordingluy all the Gould limiters went
scram!) as for gold. Gould, haw-:wr. who
W the fact that the germ- uua up.
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nigh: norm Witt. it: winner).
was quietly selling while all his woos-intvs
were buying.
The next tiny, Black Friday. mine the
panic memorable in the annals of Wail
street. The most intense excitation: pew
vailed at the Stock exchange. owl the pit; .-
ofgold was run up to I65. rlmhlunly it...
announcement came that the treasury \m»
ceiling freely.snd the bottom dropprdwiii-
pletaly out of the market.
When it was learned that Gould hml
gone buck on his friends and sold them-mt
the most. hitter indignation who felt, and it
would have gone hard with him if the an-
gryrnob ltltl been thin to lay in howls
upon him.
After being ousted f nun the erir nmmtgw
ment Gould went into Union Pacific in
1873 and was for ten years its lltltsil‘r. Hr:
made millions out of thermal flitil iilfit‘mtui
lta debt.
Gould'a connection with the. l'nion Po-
dflc maedin i583. An action was brought
hythe United States gm'crmm-ut in;
tthould directors for misapprupr n
the M (ii [lie company, but in: NHL-vim;
tiou was obtained.
During the part fifteen years (énulvl Iw..~
been interested in nearly all the grmt mi:
mail! of the country. (me of his not
boastewu hi5 dtvcioprm-m of [IN 6mm.
western nylon-m. lie obtaunu‘. ”hair“: .1
the llissouri Pacific, upon “him. tln- V. ..
hash system was grafted. ’i'lm Simon: t,
Kansas and Texas, St. Illllls and in ..
Mountain and Texas Pacific m n- on.
brought into the ivystem.
Gould aloe secured control of the New
York Elevated mule. t‘yma W, than“...
swamped in the collapsed the hull muse.
merit in Manhattan in lean, amt (inutti
always claimui that. Im cum: in in l... ,4
rescue and Mimi him from Insliknipn y in
taking hi» Elevatni ritllvhrittl Maul; t .2 I...
hands. The nun-l; fell from iii) in iw. it»
got his foothold in the “warm i'nzm- w
1891 and has filltt'l' nlzmri ul t xvrg. t‘ n.
pally that nth-mptml in t "tutu h: w t: ‘. .:_
A8 in ill! the min I hauls. villi-ml .. .....
hac been a (It‘llit‘liilwh il;t‘rv::~l- ... ...
Western L'niun'n drivin iiliil Fulfill“! an mow
the Wizard come tutu power. hwy tit.»
company had to be Cflv’sIMl, no main:
what. it cost.
Ilia Pure Private life.
In “582 Gould took some friends» into him
private other and alumni them hi» strum:
box in hie sale. it Eunmiltvil €341»,th
worth of securitiee, according to the “on. I.
which were circulated at that tium
in private life Gould's Mun: mm Ivi‘n’l!
that o! ”Mist exemplary citric“. lie but. .1
his fumily and repent nil of'itin tinw outwit
of his bikini-as hours in their t‘hllllalb.
Ills rule 0! living has not been [it'l'ir‘iilitm ..
although but maximum nu Filth m emu: TA
fumlnhul rirhly lllitl innlnaunt-r that cum
pares favurnhiy with than: of the m .tlihn «E
of the town, and Iill country amt iii in my;
In! a
I‘m—ondhc-linnlnon is» provided with every-4
thing that Health could pillclJL-t'.
One of the notable lli(..nlr’tri.~s in (initial
Wail atrret «tum-r was m public rim-rt.»
meal by Major .‘eIovcr, it big Romanian»,
in W.
Belover had loot. money in hpt‘fltlttliui’l
amlattrihuted his lillrlul'lutw to tinuiit'n
treachery. lie cumc MUM him our any in
Exchange placental aitcr punimeltm; inm
and ahaking him up naughty Lt.- drum. it
him overan iron railing into my sir-mm;
Gould took his punbitmeni philowyiumn; .
but it in said that for a lung lime. utter hm
he never went around in it all other. it IL;
out having me one near at hand win.
could render him ambiance in new ut‘ on
attack.
In whatever official waitimm Mr. tin-1!»:
Ill“, Mull! M pruideut (if the: .‘linmnm
Mile and Manhattan railway izomgmu..-.,
hewill probably be Mltu'ultsll, in! o in...
at Inn, by George Gould.
la Danger at a fade.
Wamrmos, Dec. a.~i§¢mtnry l’mfv-r.
of the treasury department. raid that the
“In of Jay Gould would have no nypde
dable effect on finance!» or stocks. low
was. in the secretary's opinion, no wmihm
danger of a financial panic.
causes ‘3’ Hal Ilene.
Canon, 0.. Dan. a~lrregnlaritim in it»
astutatiaat
"amounts. X. Dee. 143.:th
Ill. Cad! Hill, of iituuimm
“I. at A”, Chiba”?!
ta karlovsr'rartas. The}
Hahn flat a Mum
m Dar. “William Walker. er:
of l“ W‘tly’l",
finishes-aniline tor the ont-
tinsel
l“ m 0' lamb Ubllgwr. I“
motto ”it
nan. Noe-
Accuratty
Low Prices.
”augmww.wm.
MISS BBBDEIWTE-
She Must Stand Trial for Her
Parcnts' Murder.
um. reason 18 neutrino.
'rn. GrandJury Mao Indians as ram.
‘vitiual Whose Identity ls Itlll M
Girl lie-elves the lows Quietly.
humor, Mm.. Dec. 8.——Lirvie Borden
Ina lie-enindicicdvn three counts by the
gram! jury. The first count of the indictr
uncut charger her with killing Abhe‘y Dun
foe Borden with n halchet, inflicting twen-
ty mortal Wound». The sewed count is the
name as the first. substituting Andrew
Jackson Bunion for Abby Dnrfaalimdvn.
There is a third inrllctment,whlch waskcpt
a moot. as the party indicted is not in our
tody. The jury made uopublicreport In
court.
The; Rev. Mr. J obi), of Fall River. was
one of those who waited at the noon hour
for the jury to come in. When it appeared
that an indictment was found he hurried
to the jail to break the news to Miss limo
den. ‘
it is mule-rotors! that Sim Borden will
not In: immediately arraigned to plead. but
that ll»: indictments will he served on her
at lxrrquartera in Taunton jail. She was
notified by friends of the return of the in-
dictments and is aid to have preserved the
same stolld demeanor which ha» marked
her cuurae all along.
Ila! Friends Still Ooufldcnl.
The jury hzul inri'ure men) Detective Mc-
llcnry and his wile. an unknown veiled
woman and n hlnflll boy. They thalibrrated
for two boom and then returned the in-
llicttneuta The friends of Miss Holden
have nothing to any save that it has come
out almost to they expected, but they
etuuily‘ aim-m that there has been no new
for :- fifll‘hly trial before a jury to establhh
the fa. t of her innocence.
Andrew Burden and wife were murdered
a: Fall itiner Thursday, Aug. 3, attout
norm. Mr. Borden we» killed in the family
sitting room. Mrs. Borden in a bedrwm
up ntall‘n. The old lady, “ineqnent evi—
dence ahowmt, was killed about two hours
before Mr husband.
A (fliiiiI’ wmrrvi and Little's desire to
gr! ashore of her father} estate arethe
minivan Minimize! for the crime. The
murdered ample Were evidently killed by
bluwo from an ax. Yet the bloody work
was so quietly done lbw the servant wor "
ing in the lmuso heard nothing of any da-
turhame. liuio' Borden discovered the
bodied llt'I'P-fi‘li.
New Rel-lure. in llarria' Favor.
Km Yunn. lice. :l.«l.awycr Charles E.
Dnnwn clamp: to have discuverevi new ev'r
(lotion ii: the case of Carlyle W. Harris,
which. it it can be substantiated on a new
trial. ll‘uilltl await the man now undersea-
temre “I vlmth. line of Helen Potts' fellow
pup'w‘ r-li Itifit that Helen mad morpiune
Wirkh‘iliLttil! tn induce hawp in her: enacting
from nervousnuas.
Philmthropht lbolge lined.
l’flluuifihl'iiu. TM. :i.»—Cimrles E. Zim
mermen has sued Alfrul Bulge, tL'r- uotmi
philanthrup‘mt, to recover his liming.“ lit
chums that iloigc bought t .c lJLSJH‘dfi.
paying WWI}, and git in; via) sham. ui
mick of the Little Falls and Dolgrvilic
railroad in payment. Zimmerman claims
that this some is worthlum.
Using "in a I'Iery human.
“alums. Pa. Dec 3. «About three
acres of land overthc burning Honey Brook
mine candid About five arm. ul land
have Milled from live to twelve imhw. and
people living nil the ground are in ('05an
fear of being dropped into a tier; furnace.
Blood May View in Wyoming.
Cunrxsr, "til. £l~Juhn 5'. (micron
was tnauguratul governor hem The
Republicans threaten to employ form-to
oust Osborne. and the Democrats declare
they will dynamite the vaults and get the
state papers if the keys are not given up.
mos-land's Gating Over Hominy.
Gautier, Va, Dee. 31—1.. Clarke Davis,
of Philadelphia, who i» storming with Prea—
ldeutelect L' ievelcud at Broadwatsr island,
accrue to be quite recovered from his attack
of tithe». The [incident-elect ham...“
to leave the inland Monday.
In. Cleveland Ila!” local".
unrwoon. x. 1.. Dec. 1—41": Grover
Cleveland flirted Mrs. France» Freeman
in receiving her friends at him. line
were a handsome gown at silvergrsy Bar
saline silk, with a white vest and a girdle
of silver. m_____ '
Minimum
Governor liaile says he banner for a too
meat questioned the legality of the clan
tiooof Governor Bonsai! .d would an
make any contest.
lies Begins la a Ilsa-aw low.
marinara. can... Der. Iv—Ilss Lillie
hush]
handed lsy peep Mystery-ville Amend
evidence found, and that it only romaine .
kil’ltltml'llihn. Ila-a. Dee. l—Lisutsnaut <
Sure as Sunrise
the best chew
l5
. ,.
3
Tobacco.
Gives solid comfort
with every plug.
None
Makes an everyday ccuvmience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepare-J with scrupulous (are. Highefl
award at all Put: Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large ties. Avoid
imitations-«and insist on having the
NOSE SUCH brani.
HERRELL & SOULE. Symause. N. Y.
in! ly’
The leading fish market of the
city is at
IIIINT 8t. ZELIIFF’S
32-Wasuisorox Simmer—32.
There you can always find the
freshest fish to be had. A fine
lot of fish arrives every day.
PIIIIE TIIIITII BITSIJI’.
IIPIIIITEII SlIIIIIIIES
One thousand lbs of lobsters for
sale every Saturday.
Orderecailedforanddelivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oyap
tor and Vegetable Market,
IIlIIIT &lIEllIFI’8
32 VIIIIIIITII BTIEE‘I'.
W- ”-5. -. .._. .
.5
913;. 157‘ I» ll...
res. no little
neutron. moo-as
IIIIaLfélzeIswa
IIIIIISIIEII STIIIIE.
natal tartar at turn
m r WI).
F. M.” Pier-ch,
team mtg?
nuance,
muss lillEE
"m m
Hunting it all its, limit!-
HIll STIIBK I’lIIIIIEIIS WWI-IE:
mgt. 8. Minimum
Job
Printing.
Orders for 3
Printing
I Solicited.
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«
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1
Good Work
Executed
.: Promptly.
Job
Printing.
South Norwalk. '3
Eiltflttittitflll
“Submit. Barton. liars.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof. Safes.
r
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank. Vault. Doors.
AND
DEPOSIT WORK 0F ill IIIIIIIS.
The Best Safes in the World.
I50,0Mln use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
150mm In Lynn. Mass“ «jam that great fire.
where 50 or our rates wen: subjected to intense
t. preserving their mntentn.
”CHAMPION RECORD also in the Great
Ehicago Fire in em. in the Great Boeton Fire
in in and in all the great tires since. mm
forelrcutars. Agnnt- imntrd. all l3m
fivmusncmnn
More Building I .ots
0n the
Woodward
Homestead
Property,
We now oii'et' them
for sale at prices mtg-
ing from
$350
npvnrd. These lots
com prise the Choicest
Location in the City
limits, within '10 min—
utes’ walk from the
depot, with good side-
walks all the way, and
in the very heart of
the city. No better
lots can be had in the
city than these oli’mu
ed, either for location
or price.
301th your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
For further particular» on.
quire of
JOHN limbs,
(in the premmee' , or
CHRISTIAN SWIIITZ.
Washington St... at the other
‘of the Old Well (light Go.
I .
18min
m. “W... __..._...._,M .. .7
ercoumso
Is not advertised
to preserve clothes,
“ and give better
anoint. ‘
sunnmt, , ,_
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Tris: Pnopnnnzns
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Will leave Pi -r :3 E. R” street)
New York. at it 9. iii. tBeekman '
Linear? Norwalk 5]). 113.: South Norwalk 6:!)
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Freight received fro n 7 a. m. to 5 p. In.
G n n vplication to agents the Cit of N r-
wal an Eagle will be sent for speciil lmoof
freight anywhere in 51w York or its vicinity.
{TAU persons are orbid trustin an of
the employemyl the inlets nf this ling! onync-
count of the owner.» thereof. ' d1
wAGbfii-i“
Buggies; Villains, flamingos.
Bangles, Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suit, A".
CALL AND SEE THEM.
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A full lim- >‘-f Mew-reaction"; and Brian i’ipcfi.
ates! a flu. Pia in: with all all prime.
Snuff and Tulizu‘rn ilnxe. In great variety
lull liw- hi" Futu'p'l‘obui'cno. Cm. Plug and
Granulntul.
G. 8. mebridge & (20..
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