_!i‘eldw
than.“
aw York-Jane. . ml)...
Hand City: John Irmamydooophoflq-
Mnggl-mtfilgulohnlanhnufl
ha. uni-u.
W,DeoJ.—»Thetwohouemof
'meongrem met at noon in
Alteratcertalnlng that a
, "promotion-ch Manchu-o-
’. m named authorizing the ap-
. ol committees to cell on the have
mtandintorm himthettheoom M1
wwuorgnnlzed end readyto proceed
thinning;
. 'l‘haeummittoareported that the preai~
dartwmldahonlyoommunicnte withcon~ 8
”binning. Themewngeieexpected
touch the Capitol at about 1 o’clock
, Tue-day afternoon.
The Antioptiou Bill.
lit the general implosion that the com—
lggaadoawilhddbut little totholegis-
wound-elm muntry,uceptinthe
amt-Ithappromauonhilh Them-at w
‘ tilt at Moe-a unthe calendar of the
with momentum-m h in the
merit-m to maintainitinita
Wumthwdolbyavm. '
ham Waahborn. who haa charge of
“pump-in in favor of the bill,esiimntea
thumberotthei’riendrofthebillnttwo
buo’tflnopponantnand says no other
in all he taken up initeplace. Bnta
llvelycontmt on this point may [unexpect—
d “cold Mr. Sherman ondortaketoun-
“(who the measure withabill to repeal
the silver lawof 1800, which he hnsinti-
matadhcwillintrodoee. The proposition
Whythishill ioolsnch general inter-
d‘ithhellovod hymn, that its cousid- Dem.
«“0“:th Iecuredeven againstthe Philadelphia
Intioptiou
Thereionothlnxofrpednlimportanee on ler
thehoueecalendnr. Mr. Scott. of Illinois,
ha given notice of no intention to urge
hhhlll for the repeal ol the sugar bounty.
CONGRESSMEN RECENTLY ELECTED.
A III] ”at 0! “one Who Will Compose
the filly-third Cough-o»
Whimlso'rox. Nov. E-Hon. James Kerr,
clerk oi the house of representatives, has
mulled a list of the ropresentntiveoelect
to the Fifty-third congress. it includes all
but the two from Rhoda Island—not yet
elected-4nd one from the Fifth Michigan
diatrict, yet in doubt. In the iollowing list
are :11 Democrats, 128 Republicans and 8
mm- Charla W.
George I". Krihbo, Dent. anion.
Booth Carolina-William B. Brawlay. Dem.
W. J. Talbert. Dom; A. 0. Luther. Dams
George W. Shell. Dem; ll. J. Strait. M;
John L. IcLaurln, Don, and George W. lor-
ny. Ben
Booth Dakotn—John A. Pickler. Ben. and
W. B. Local. Rep.
Tatum—Alfred A. Taylor. Ben; John C.
Emhhmmm’“ M. ""n 1).... 3"”
n c ' ; amen . Richard-on,
Dem; Joseph P. Wuhimnnem; Nichol-a
jamin A. bloc. Dan; J. C.
. andJoeiah Patterson. Dam.
Tent-J. C. Hutcheson. 8. B. coon, 0.
Buckley Kilm David ll Colberoon. Joaaph
V. Bailey. J. Abbott, George C. Mitten. c.
K. Bell. J. D. Baron. Welter Graham. Wil-
liamii. (train. '1‘. I. Penal] and J. V. Coch-
rell—all Democrat
Vermoutdl. Henry P°"'\ lien. Um
rill», and William W. Grout. Rep. Barton.
Virginia-William A. Jone-t D. Outdoor Ty—
ler.GwruaD.WivatJemeaP.8peo.ClaadoL
Bwahaon, Paul C. Kdmnndt. Charl- 1‘. UFO!-
rail. Miller-din. Jameaw. lat-hall
and Henry 8t 0. Tucker—all Demon.
Wellington—John L Wilma. Ben. and W.
H. Doolittle, luv.
Weat Virginie-John 0. Position. Willia-
LWibonJohn D. Aldenon and JameaCapo-
Alabama—Richard 1 Clarke, Jeane riot-l
linga. William C. Oates, (inelun A. Robbins,
Jamil. Colin, John H. Bankheud. W. H. Don.
eon. Joseph Wheeler and Lewis Turpin—ell
Democrats.
Arm—P. D. Mct'olloch. Jr" (Hilton 3.
Breckinritlgo, Thomas C. lelne, William T.
Terry. R. A. Dinah-urn and Rollo" Bell—all
nth.
California—Jinn», J. (Mary, Dom; Au-
thouy Camoetti. Den; 5. u. Hillmu. Ben;
Jana G. Maguire. Dorm; Eugene F. Loud,
Ben; Damon Cannon, born, and William W.
hovers, Rep.
Colorado— Late Ponce, i’ooplo’a, and John 0.
Dem.
Connecticut ~Lewh Sperry. Dem. Hartford;
5.1 it. Dom. New Haven; Charles A.
p, Killingly, and Robert l5. Defor-
m. Dent, Bridaport.
Delaware—John W. Censor, Dem, Milford.
meme-n. Mallory, Dent. and 0.
I. Goon-r. Dem.
Roma 3. beater. Benjamin I". Elna~
“WIMP. Criep. Charles I. Muaoa, Leoni-
“P. “Kingston. Tamas B. Cumulus, J. W.
lungs, mm 0. non, E‘. C. Toto. J. C.
0. Wood ll. G. Turner-ail Democrats hart—all ““0“.“
Idaho—Winn Sweet. Hep. WWME & 000w. Bowen-ri- Bar-
numb—John c. um. Dent; Andrew J. WM:MW.WM; Jul-h
MJJCIIL; J. rnnr Aldrich. 891).; 1.“. lite-hell. Dom; Genre- 1 mun-r. Dam:
raucollcflaon. Dom; Allen 1). Duthoruw, 0"‘L Well-.DemaGeorxe 9» 35"- 309-;
Jr" boat; Julina Courier. Dem; Alb." ;_ hymen; Bambooz’l'homaehmm
m “In; Bolt-rt R. Hill», Hey; Thom.” m 1‘“. Elam ROP-
lit-detach. um; Robert A. Child], Ran; Wromhr~mnrrACo¢m Dun.
l-iituo X. Whriu, 3.9.; Philip 5. pr.‘ Al‘lfiM-Iarctm a. Smith. Den. Tomb
36-: 301ml! .3”, Ben; J. J. McDan- m
when; lilinn §.Bpi'ltlw,bum.: a... Jamil-Imam Jourph. Dem. 010
I7. BI ; h . , _;
“I p. coop G Cannon Hop . lenyun, Bop..0u
Dam Edward lune. Di "”4”. L [gorilla Den. 9'1"!“-
- any;
orman. Dam; James ll. Willi-me,
I)... and George W. rimith. Ben.
A. H. Taylor. Dem; John L Bron. la Dotti. Crouao’a Mm
Brown, Dent; William J, Hob NEW You. Dee. h—Tbere la a little girl
- (ham “7- Cooper- Dwr; lint: in this city who hear- the millennium.
U. ’M 3”" W._D. ”WW" ”W“ ”‘5“ Grouse and whore relatlrea lay in the
daughter 0! David Edgar Groom, o! Syra-
cuae. and aa mob in entitled to the lortuua
left to his "next at kin.” She ia llringwith
Wealth. Rim;
her mother, Mn. Steuben Koalerlita, a
widow.
. Dam”
MM DOIIMAII'M it. lutin,
0. I. Hex-Int. DUEL. bud chariot: G.
lla- Iowan-Wald“
N“ You, Dec. 5—m- May Edith
Neweombe, daughter of [mar B. New-
eornbe, a banker, o! It Wallatreetnrm
uphyxietedbrnein aatoruoom at her
tather’ehouae. Herremaimwillheloha
IoPoughhorpaiotorhurlal. '
Int-“Meow.
Wunurorou, Dee. twin]. 3. Todd.
. wfleotthepaahoroltheflamllnellathod-
‘ Mini-cope! chulfliolthleeltymhohe-
madame-autumn
bmuintlmatewlth (W GIN-l.
, otCalltoruie.
Dan W Smith Ilean-
M Nomaod'haehoenioateothoeomtotl’.
fl. Onlytwodthamw-a
mm
m... murmur-memoran-
n. et limit-ulna
5?;
5
«momenta-momma
normal-re.
l’
9-
I”. W: mm M. mm
mmm. .. hall-Mp
hat W the mrm-u. may
mot Btltlehael‘edouhle d
unmet-mu
mnmmW-flam
“ointment-«liven. nae-uto-
“WWW!“
{ill
The Dead Millionaire's Funcrnl
'y Quiet and linortentatious.
mom rumo mm
Owing to Fear of Murder out a 1-
meme tire-d tho totally Beetle .te
luv. a rm Funeral—“no late
Mk ‘1" Km; ll Death.
”You. Dec. n-Jrha funeral of the
IthayGtutldm‘held {tom the Gould
murmmenthunrtaod Filth
amoeate 3.1a. Thrill-emit". u pri-
utrmandtho hon-swan closed to all
but the relative: andthe intimate friend»
otthelamily. Many mosbntiexpmmd
awieh tohavealaat look at the lace otthe
, dead millionaire. When the nrmugornenta
were first madeon Sntnrduyvit was thought
' that it would be pumible to gratify this do
' dryhutthehooaewillonly hold 200 poo
‘ no mo summon
pl. Imam tho lnvitad mu and the plan
didaotaoemfeadble. It wasbeliored
that thou-ode would gather and all but
the all would have to remain in the street.
Packed aa the people would be, it would be
neat to impomibla [or the police to handle
the crowd.
Dloortlerwould belikolytooerur. and the
preaenea of so many people would be u
ahleld [or aome otvthe numerous cranks
who tried to make Mr. Gould'a life into
erohla to nine acoodderahlr disturbance.
and pomiblydodamap. The possibility
of theae occurrence. wna (remand then
won nothing to do but to revoke the hut
tattoo to the public.
fro- from Marley.
Aalt mthe handwme rerldrucevrns
uncondortably packed with the relatives,
trieodsand invited gut-ate The audio oi
the deed millionaire rented on Manda in the
center of the parlor,» the right ol the
hall. The membcn ol the family and the
immediate trieodu were tented in this room
had in the dining room immediatviy in the
rear. The munic one in the hallway at the
loot of the min stairway. Peter A.
Schneckerm the organist. The singing
waaby the qunrtrt oi the Rev. Dr. Pu—
ton'n church—Mme. Clementine De Vere»
aoprnuo; Mrs. Carl Aime, alto;
Erickson b‘. Bnehnrll. ham. and Payne
Clark. moor. The opening anthem nae
"Blamed Ara the Dead Which Die in the
Lord."
The funeral eerriee of the Presbyterian
church” road by Chancellor Mct‘raclsen.
Cardinal Newman’s hymn, "load. Kindly
light," waa then sung. Prayer (allowed
by the Rev. Dr. Paxton, amithan the hymn
“Nearer, My God, to'l’hee," was rung. ‘l‘hr
benediction was pronounced by the Rev.
Roderick Perry. The services wou- remark
ably Iron from display, and when they were
the narrowing intmly worn li-t‘t
alouewith ilmlloitl tor litteen or twenty
minuteo.
Abraham Gould, the yomigrr brother at
the flounder, and Mrs. Penn; and Mrs.
Northup, sisters of Mr. Gould, true llh‘nv
eat at the luneml. Mr. Gould‘s ll)!" will
be placed in the tomb at “‘oullnvm come
lary Wednesday morning,
Unchanged by Death.
In locating oi the dead millionaire line
aell Saga Mid to a reporter: "He looks
vary well linked-just as he looked in tile.
lliacheehaareoot sunken,and his 1m in
death baa not that pallor which was notice
abhtoward the lam. ot his lite. lie look:
almost an it he were wimp."
Nothing wan learned alert“ the mnteute
cl Ir. Gould'r will. It was said by it man
who knew that the will willnot be iiinl lor
prob-ta tor more time. 1% runner line
not even been considered by mealtime oi
the family.
During the funeral terrier: Filth avenue
in the neighborhood 0! the Gould reaitlencr
waa paeked with people.
W Ito-nil. In Trouble»
Mammoth—diary AdelinaCned,
a young molatto Wren. died at her
but.“ Rochewararaangundor arson»
eta-ammo“ on modern Blue on.»
bloodthelwlalieae oi wile to Henry F.
Wmmfl. Paulo-lanolin
‘l’hoy'aatlreo'lr-Iat
cameo. Dee. h—‘l‘he Trade and labor
w
main W I.Adolphe
cannot rotate thr
rota-r taut la Iaadeiabrlhe ct mm
“fir-all. Men-loan.
knocking it twenty tut.
The injured are William Cunningham,
and thirty r yam; vernal rib- broken
and moral tuaioue; will probably die.
Emma Carnage, eighteen yearn; injured
about teen nod hadly ahalteo up. Lizzie
Cow, twelve yeah; internal militia;
not expected to live. Bridget McUn,olno-
teen yearn. injuredahout thehody: Samuel
Bellergunn. thirty-six yearn; contnaioue o!
of the hipnnd Iota. ihnDowney,nine-
icon years; kneecap knocked off. Janelle-
lanry, seventeen years; general ahock.
Mary Delaney, twelve yarn; general cotr
union; Klein McAdoo, twrlro yearn; bully
ahochcd. Mary Ritchie, thirty-lira years:
injured about the abdomen. .
CLEVELAND LEAVES VIllGlNlA.
Ile Travel: In the Car Mr Carr!“ IA.-
aoln'o Rental-a. ” ~
Exxon. Dec. h—Pmitlentaalect Clara
loud lett here in private car No. 53!, belong
ing to Superintendent Kenney. oi the Phil—
adelphia. Wilmington and Baltimore rall-
roud,5undnymorning. ltwaainthio ear
that Proficient Lincoln was conteyed from
Philadelphia to Washington {or his aetood
inauguration and his romaine wrto trans-
lrom Wuhlngton to Springfield,
. alter hla aeaeulnation.
Before leaving the island it la raid that
llr. Cleveland announced hie intention oi
returning to Broadwater early next May
to m. {or drumheada.
During the tour boon that Dir. Cloro-
land's car lay on the riding a number oi
ruidcnte were received by the preaident-
elect. No excitement prevailed and noth~
infill: the nature of a waa
attempted. A telegram was sent to Mr.
Charles B. grin-on at New York request—
ing him to ave Mr. Cleveland’s valet meet
thel'aoOa. m. trainiortha porno-cot
taking charge of the dog and baggage he-
longing to the president-elect.
Again Ito-lad by Mr. (level-Id.
Lnnwooo. N. 3., Dec. h—Preaideno
elect Cleveland hung-sin rented iron the
Lakewood hotel the cottage be occupied
lent winter.
amp CANAL son NEW vomc
Ion-tn lllll Said to to Working [lard
for tho W.
Aunt. Der. h—Senator Hill nod Corr
(rennin-n Charla Tracy are both making;
active plopuntiono to try and tom
through ooozreua bill masonic-build a
ehip canal through this state. The pro
posed route in up the Hudson river to the
Erie canal and thence numb the Erie
canal Thearxumruttobennrdto beaten
the rnmure ie that the completion of the
Canadian canal will injure our commerce.
The new rhip cnnnl will pmvitle {or a
waterway in» loot in width, with on aver
age depth at twenty loot. The cost will be
taxman.
(Burma-eat Md {or the m. (tonal.
S'l‘. Lona Dec. h~The board oi direct
or: oi the Merclmnta‘ exchange have
adopted molntlons eating for government
aid toward the minted“) ot the Nicen-
guan canal.“
Blot-rel Attache the lllllary mo.
Blah”. Dec. 5.--Prince Bismarck ar
rived at Frlalriclmrub from \‘anin and
received an ovation. To irlrnlis he will
that the military bill was a nprnhenellllc
more. originating in the government’s
desire (or lnrge number; lie did not think
that it could he got through the nichstag.
lie to mid to hove stated that he would ap
pear in the rolehstng shortly, although he
abouted to the crowd that he wanted rm
and lreedotn from political etrlio. lie is
neat and hearty. and he walla and talk-
wilh all his old time energy.
flout-aunt Alcoa shield“.
has“ Clrr. Dec. h—Luclm Alert, lim-
tenant ot Cetupany l, Sewn-l regiment, .\’.
6.:N. J.. and alone: 2: ol the humble
Boat club. of ii en, shot and billed
hinuell at his home in West ilohoken. ’llle
relative. know of no helaon why he should
have killed hinteeli. lie waa to have been
married in a abort time.
Yak huh-on Catch-to.
le Barns. Dee. h—‘l‘he Yale freohmeo
One his. a- lm- auteur.
films. Dee. Iw-At the trial or Rector
Ahlwardt tor mull-[tho Ludwig 1m.
o.
the «gut
,. edge" chew.
It brings
contentman
You get
this luxury
at the price
of poor trash!
Sold
Everywhere!"
lakes an every-day convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pure and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. flight!
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package makes two large pics. Avoid
Nations—and insist on having the
NONE SUCH branil.
HERE”. & SOULE. Syracuse. N. 3
ul: y
The leading fish market of the
city is at
HUNT & ZEUJFF’S
32-Wasnmorox Sum—3'2.
~—-—-———ooo———-——-
There you can always find the
freshest fish to he had. A fine
lot of fish arrives every day.
PllllE llllllll CATSllP,
IlPllllTEll SlillllllES
One thousand lbs of lobsters for
sale every Saturday.
Orders called for and delivered.
Wholesale and Retail Fish, Oyo~
bio Market,
unlit EllJFPS
ter and V0
Ilia-luv I.
I”. ll. Patel! ‘3.
late to tall.
(mime. vt'lii Main Street.
“WIT. can
{359“
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BRUSHEII SHINE.
w imam at Sun
m I new».
F. M. Pierce,
mm mug
iiinfimu:
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Job
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Piloting it all minnows}
Hill Slflcll NUMBERS Slll’l’llES
. South Norwalk. ‘2!
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It Solitary 8t. Butan,.lur.
Fire and
BurglariProof Safes,
Bank Safes.
Bank Vaults.
Bank Vault. Doers.
A) l)
DEPOSIT Will Of All KillllS.
Thu-48.23%. Safes in the World.
Hamlin use. Always pre-
serve 1h lr mutants.
150ml": " Lyrr . w 4an that great fire.
obi-ruff! J 'i'lr‘ni-r ‘ rt- «ablated to intense
brat. prenrrvlnu; rm r rnnl! mp.
(.‘llAhll'lOS l: :‘ it!) aim in the firm:
{Shim-z» Fm- in '.~. 1m. urea: R'nmn Pin:
to W721. :mtl in .1." . 1! li’ » émv. 8- ti:
forth-cu M9 \ .3 ill .1
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50
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on the
Woodward
Homeszead
Propeny,
Milli ilwn.
()th
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(hrs-.110 as p: lL‘l."- mm};-
in: from
$350
upward. Thvsv luts
cumyl'in'v 3hr Choices!
Lofutiun in flu- City
limits, within ll) mm
lllUH‘. walk {mm {In
(101ml. ii l’ llgguml :ililt‘
walks all the way. mnl
the ‘city. .‘t'u better
lots 1m he had in the
city tlmu those Hillar-
erl, eitlu» for In “allltm
or price.
Select your Inn»; in
time to secure Mich a
site as you wish.
For [unlit-r particular-i len-
quire o!
JOIL‘S Imus,
, 0n tho pnrmim. or
CHRISTIAN SWIBTZ.
Washington St, at the cm.»
‘0! the Old Wall Cigar (‘ .
animus,
Wm Bans.
low and" lentil." "
"DAILY DIRECT
Freight' Line;
NEW YORK
South Norwalk
8in of Norwalk
\fi'ill [have PM 2;. E, P...
.‘rzn‘ lurk, or 5 p. m.
have Somali; 7: p. m.: South Norwalk on»
p. m.
Freight rut-fired {m n 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Yuan a vphv xii-m m nun’fll’a the (.1!on Karo
wall and Luci» u ril he i-rrzl for epoch! lots o!
in uht any‘wherv: m S. w lurk or its vicinity.
WAN tan-ream are l'urlyiql trusting any 0!
z u: Pnlplslyrs u; to»: inane. ul th'L-t line on no
' taunt of thv; rn'im‘r. thurrnl. a2!
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Norwalk.
'5 .‘i 7. l‘liM'ELLFRS
AND
EAGLE
illoekman etreotl.
mum} -
WAGONS
Buggies, Phaeton, Carriages,
Prices to, SuitwAll.
H on r11 Tilly.
Sm and damn-l hand
canines, Spindles, etc.
L 5.1. $35.! 9417.}: THEM.
VG”
liolPiéllé't; anii aniliilli CIGARS
41 ru'n “Mr, ~"»!.
TBBWBBBSGE 8: CO.
livnfr Tu “Hi. LUI'KWOUD.
S.
ih-ul-‘r‘ in
it fail l two? \lmrn lmzm [Hill llriar Pipes.
tzv-t : an. i' I mi- a! it” wires.
—:i'.fl ztiul Finn.» Hun. M irrmt variety
l'ulc lair u: firm) l'-fi.wrm. (fut ‘Plug and
hr-hzzlttr-vl.
G. S. Trawbrédge & 60.,
(Mr, ”in 3.2} “inhuman u... So. Surwalk
'lfllm
FURNiTUREfi
till}??? RXRHAIXS.
David Stow,
when»,
in tho Vi'l'} hum of
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