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The Attempt to Overthrow Hie
Ministry Fails.
mourn» A8 llllllll “corms
In W That incl-lea of the Repub—
Ila Are lovely Using the Panama Bea.—
dal as a lever for the Overthrow of the
Mat Farr- or Government.
Plum, Dec. 2t.-Jl‘be scene in the cham-
berof deputies when M. Millevoye inter-
pellnted the ministry regarding ndranoesof
money by the Panama Canal company was
of the moat stormy character. M. Mille-
voye said that be desired to question the
government as to the facts in its possession
relating to the use of contributions bya
former-premier from the Panama Canal
company, whose corrupt nnd criminal oper»
ations were now being investigated. M.
Ribot. in behalf of the government, said he
accepted immediate discussion of the sub-
ject. President Floquet thereupon vacated
thecheir and began his address of excul-
pation. Floquct repeated what he bod
already stated before the committee of in-
veetigation. Ile reiterated with emphasis
that while a member of the ministry be
had never received money from the
Panama Canal company for any purpose
whatever.
Count Jules de Berries, an ardent royal-
ist. indulged in n violent attack on M. Flo
quiet and denounced his conduct in the n]:
leged bribing of newspapers under cover of
political ndvrrtising. The count exclaimed,
“You not only allowed the people to be
robbed of their savings, but you were an
accomplice in the nefarious crime." At
We there was the wildest excitement.
Doputies stood and waved their arms and
shouted-«some in denunciation, others in
upproval. _
llouvlcr Defends Himself.
When order had been restored in some
degree M. Jlillcvoyc 3m and indulged in
a violent attack on M. Rouvier, who Ill.»
fended his conduct. He said that at the
time of the Boulangist agitation certain
people had lent to the government from
tour) to 100,!)00 fmncs to supply :\ pn-ssing
want oi scorer service fund» to keep up the
fight against Bonlnnger and prevent lzim
and his follow-rs from carrying out their
schemes against the republic.
“I never," added )1. Rouvicr, “had any-
thingto do with the Panama Canal com-
pany und never attempted to control the
press, and when llnron Rt'lnlllill offered to
help tho government I rcluned wacccpt
Ilia assistnnvc. "
M. liulll‘lt‘l' was still in the aisle when
Millevoye nrosc. His first words showed
his pnipoee to precipitnte a crisis. The
greet-m mhlm-t, he said, was trusted neither
y the pen in nor their representatives.
Both in l tiers and mlherents were in
the stuuim . f n tum! >llrlplltlt)". Men
rhoepn t: sumo tiu- high interests of France
Won» ('23! ll}; vmrh-r ohnrgesof mirror»
lrSa‘lil '3 vi 1" aft-i,
'rr . t
. . . furnn appeal to the
pl‘l‘fl’l‘I 2:0: _, v wettnr.“ Uri helm.” nf
tlms» who lm l the lzmmrof ancuu: lit-Mt
he ll: mnmle-l n dissolution. At this pr int
:tu upxtztron the flour interrupted .‘ll. Mll-
lewy; who hue-r umvul it vote of no conti.
deuce.
Klimt hormonal-a the Wreckrra.
M. Iiilmz. lltv premier, "we tndefend the
governmv'nt Moi-l profound silence. The
purpose of M. .llillc-voye, he said. was up-
percnt to all. He intend-d to unload scan-
dal after scandal upon the government un-
til he wrecked it. Cries of "So, not" from
the Iiouiangists greeted this statement. and
M. Millevoye shouted, ”The facts will sub
lice to wrock it when all is known."
“M. Milli-voye," continued Ribot, "is .‘r
tempting to bring to trinl not individuals,
but the republican inhtltutions of France."
Bil action was directed not against thv
cabinet nor againnt those pontoon charged
with corruption, but against national in-
dltutlons, which bud been built up by the
labor and self sacrifice of devoted patriots.
The plotters against the republic should
not delnde themselves with the idea that a
dissolution would accomplish their ends,
for the people knew their enemies and the
ranks of their enemies.
"Honeaty in politics above all, I say." ill.
”but called notes he turned to face the
Right, “but no toleration of men who con-
to ruin our republic. The whole m
of the law hasbeon not In motion
bpnuiah the guilty. Can you not wait
tertbavcrdict? (Prolonged cheers] 0th-
.! may be deceived by tardy protestations
d unalllied purity, but surely the gentle-
IIIIII before me are in a poeitlou to perceive
Ibo motive of this sudden show ot virtue
u the part of certain persons." [Ap—
.l
Drroulede followed with a very tame
speech, in which be explained his plan for
revising the courtitutlon at some length,
and la hirperurattou astounded his hearers
declaring that be felt full confidence Ia
ty and intelligenccof the mlnlatry.
Illhvoyc'r motion of no confidence
wasthenputand wnaloatbyavote of m
to It. Tremendous cheering and applause
from the Left followed the numeoemeut
ot the result.
in the senate the special committee's ro
port in favor of authorizing the water
general to proceed against senators no
nault, Berni, Theveuet, Dana and Albert
Gravy wu ultimatum! the rcquicitcprr
mission was granted.
President Carnot has given lib (lat that
no one meal be rpaml again» when there
is "more at cumplicityln the Panama
trund- aud tint the government must
welcome the mart searching investigation.
it u now rumored in this city that
l. Andrlenx, n-prcfect of plies, bee in
bi- pea-cesium something that compromises
the highest personage: in the republic.
Other rumm have it that the giver-um
uncouth-arrest ol :4. Andria“.
”imbibe.“
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BALLOT BOX STUFF!” PEEL
flirty-two reveled at Trout-a “103‘
Irrunu- Pardon-l.
Tuner, Dec. 9L—11ueourtotm
paroled thirty-tweet the Hudson county
ballot box studen- and pardoned John A.
Whelau. This clears the state when“
the convicted hallotbox stall-n. Noaev
tion was taken in the cases of. the ballot
boxatnflors who are now in the pauitarr
tiary. The latter hedonemon monthto
serve.
Chancellor Heflill and Judge Clement
voted against paroling all of the men. but
favored portioning thlau. Five min-
utes after the court adjourned Patrick H.
O’Neill and other friends at the men
started for the prison with the documents
for the release of the prisoners.
The following In a full list of the cases
acted upon: John A. Whelan, Thomas Fal-
lon, Oscar L Fribaugh, Peter J. Casridy,
Lawrence Costigan, Charles Carr, Michael
Caraidy, James Hart, George Heller,
Thomas Nelson, Martin J. White, Francis
Whelan, lleury Spears, William Sweating-
ham, James Scanlou, Theodore Schultz,
John P. Murray, Patrick McGratb. Thomas
Miskill, Jacob Moschell, John J. Miller,
Joseph G. Mulraine, Patrick J. Kennedy,
David Gormnn, James I). Egan, John Far-
rant, Joseph ll. Buckridge, James Burns,
Thomas Durancy, It. D. Hnysettor, Thorn-
as Trotter and Jeremiah Coatigan. ’
THE Pope's cumsvms WeLessmo.
lie Beetowa II, but Says Europe's bills-r
tlon la Pregnant with Balm.
ROME, Dec. ill—All the cardinals at
present in Rome waited upon the pope and
tendered him the usual Christmas congrub
ulationa. In reply to the good wishes for
the church and himself his holiness said
that the signs of a gathering storm were
visible to all observers of moral and reli-
gious conditions. The European situation
was pregnant with ruin and disaster, and
this condition could only be brought to an
end by the healing virtues of the church,
which beret-ll was being violently assailed.
In the course of his remarks the pope re-
ferred to the Freemasons, whom be con-
demoed as a malignant not who ware
never true to the people, but who unfor<
itnnately were supported by the govern-
ment. His holiness concluded by bestow-
ing the apostolic blessing upon the whole
world.
The Pope and the Masons.
bosons, Dec. 24.—’l'hc Rome correspond-
ent of The Times says: "Since the bull
against the comet no pope has leaned a
more futile condemnation than that against
Freemnsons. The curious delusion that
they have any control of Italian politics
could be only entertainmi by one taking no
lutemt in prncticnl politics. Freemasonry
in Italy nowadays is practically acharitu-
ble institution." _
Madrid Cnthollu kindled.
MADRID, Dec. 2L~Eight dncheares, seven
mnrchionuaes, eight counteasee and sev‘
eral of the queen regent’s ladies in waiting
have appealed in vain to Premier Sagas“
to shut the Protestant church which was
consecrated in this city last Sunday.
Cramp Wants to Build The-r Both.
WAsmxoros, Dec. 24. - Charles H.
Cramp, of Cramp 5: Sons, Philadelphia.
has lufornml San rotary Tracy that luxury
much as tho bid» hi hi» linn {or the Brook-
lyn and Iown “‘rl't' the lowertt submitted
and cotttpllfil with the plans 0' the depart—
ment, his firm would assert its full rights
under the law and would most earnestly
protest against any division of the work.
Chard by a Water-pout.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. at—thc British
steamship Alnur, Captain Rouse, reports
that on Doc. )9, when on the southern edge
of the gulf stream. the ship was chased by
a waterapont, which fortunately roared
part. not many yards from the ship. The
Amur only escaped by putting on lull
steam.
In Memory of General lllllyor.
llan‘rrono, Dec. 24.—Appleton it. ill“-
yer and Clara E. Hillyer have each given
“.000 to the Young Men's Christian as»
elation, to be used for the erection of a
manual training and trades school, as a
memorial oi the late General Charles'l'.
Hillyer,
lot Dru-k, but Dying.
Nrw lllvas. Dec. 2|.—~Mra Catherine
Bonullo. axed fifty-three, of Bnnford.wrs
arrested forking drunk. At the station
rho was found to bevory ill. She wastraue
ferred tothehoapital anddled. Show a
bad wound on her bead.
A kale Orator Illa Irat- Inn.
Nzw lllvsx, Doc. a-Rohrrt Nelson. at
Bridgeportn member of the junior clan
of!ale,whowas¢ntcrsd in theYelo
Harvard debate, he been stricken with
brain fever, Induced by his efforts in pro-
parlng fa that event.
can» loll ta Contempt.
WOOD-oar, N. J., Dec. IL—An order
was tuned in the Gloucester county court
requiring Charles H. Bell. editor at The
“hora! Press. toshow unuwbyhesbould
not be punished for contempt to «Mel‘s.
the court.
Carter llas Into. Into Jail Atala-
NnYmmu.—Themvlctwhe
rubbed the hours alWartkaPllrbu ,cl
thrpeutten oa Blackwell's of
I.” worth silverware, was arrutorl
been. llknmeisflocrp‘fi'3artcr.
More Slade constables.
Fauna. N. J., Dean-47m M
blur uncovered to arr-stirs. MO.
them-Haas“. “eminence-nth
wilt-blur. Hob-rt Ilsa-tag, at
uni—mum‘s“
lent-I war-ween».
OL-Tba “a board d
wounds mun-m
m
motto is Quick-
ness, Neutneee.
Accuracy and
Low Prices. ‘
filllEll BI CLEVELAND.
minor Now Slates Dan Le-
mont for the Navy.
Gm WILL BOT FIGHT WAY. W "a
The Philadelphia Politicia- Mule-ca
IN film-III Room Till Wan Roll.
'3"... ’1 III. Friends—A Quay Wo-
Iflm I. Dwe- Bhrtx—tl, ll: lily-
N" You, Dec. 2«l..~l‘olitiml gossip
I!!! has mapped out I’rmitlcnt-elect Cleve
End’s cabinet as follows:
Secretary of State—Edward J. Molnar Yer.
lull .
Secretary of the Treasury- John I}. formic,
d Kentucky.
Secretary of the Navy—Daniel ll. Ininont, of
New York.
Secretary of “'ar- Patrick A. Collins, of Mas—
ncbuaetta
Postmaster Gencml‘l-Amt‘ Pusey Gray. of
Indiana.
Secretary of the Interior-4,?birt Justice l‘ln—
ncy.ot “'lacunainurr “'iJlinrn ll. Mm‘riuon. u!
Illinois.
Attorney General- Genrrr liraymf Delaware,
on]. Randolph Tucker. of Virginia.
Secretary of Agricullnm Charles! H. Jones.
of Mllwurl, or “'llliani ll. Hatch, of Mbmm’l.
ltis said that the names mentionnl in
the list have received serious considerntiun
by Mr. Cleveland. It is very well known
that he has not determined anything linol-
ly, but he is hearing the views of Drum
trots and has got down to work on his
cabinet in serious earnest. Among hln \ isit-
on were Senator Brice, Senolor Vrnl. and
Senator Gray.
limo-t for the Navy.
The name of Mr. Whitney as secretary 0!
state is withdrwwn by the cabinet makers
Hr. Cleveland isn'cll aware that Mr. “'hit-
ney has no dealn- to enter the cabinet. The
most important new thing on the lie! is
the name of Colonel Lamont for excretory
of the navy. A number of naval utliecrs
and others interlude-d in tho tlrputlllu‘ul
have been in town for sen-rel till} 5, and to
a man they desire the nppoiuunmt of Colo-
nel Lamont to the pooiiiun.
Mr. Cleveland has been informed that
Senator Corinne would accept lhl- portfolio
of secretary of the trcnrury, 'i'he Ken.
lucky senator has also lwen infnruml thin
Mr. Cleveland nuuld like him to take the
place.
The visit of Semttor Vilns to .\lr ('lovev
land the other day in now turtl-‘hlmnl Ilr
and other northwrflern llvnmcmis m...ld
like to aim- ("ttit‘l Jihltu' l'iuncy, of V. iv
cousin, nmde sm-rrmry m thvmtcrmr. lint
then the friends of llr. Aluminum-.5 Illi-
nois. would also like to see Mr. lint-risen
get it. The name oi General Collins for
secretary of war is seriously hunt-led.
Senator Gray for attorney gruerui and
Representative limit for ru-cretnry of un—
ricnlture are Wuuitlcn‘tl nearer the mark
than Mr. Tucker and Mr. Jtlltt'a for either
I! the places.
Brice Ia Confident.
Senator Brier. of the scouts committee,
appointed to keep an eye on the l il'urts oi
the Republicans to nnmin in control»!
the l’nitvtl Stair.» M‘Illll,t'. up: "i um orb
lain that the llrpzthllm' ~ mil l... m the
minority in the in Al - . .v :1 n:‘ it. inn“;
Staten smut». l on: gun it} w ruin that
the Democrats oil! have a rim: lllujnnl)’
with the vote of Ytt‘t‘ l'trhiolwtll Sic-vermin.
Nothing especially valuable in the mutt-ans
will develop until nllrr the lomslnlnrrsnr
Karma, Wyoming, Montamnnud (‘nlifurnis
assemble early Ilt'Xl. mouth."
Grub-l- Km Alto-r Ijuxy'a l’lar-o.
l’uttxnmrum. lice, :4. District Attor-
ney (it-our S, limlmm an: ulvmn i ll“. ' Iqu'
ly upon the rflurt to boom him {or l‘liilul
States aenu'or in phrw ut‘ suitor Qua-.5
by bnvlnu the l'ninn league [told :1 special
melding and take action,
To the rumnutlm- nppmntml by the tut-ml
ofrlircctor» to wait upon him and wrote
some ack.~.~rsl:-vl;.;:m~nt of bin numuhv in
the matter l’i‘lflh‘ tolling a npx‘cinl meet
lug Mr. Iimmm sent it letter, in which llt'
says:
"The unruly“. on to w ho would aru-nwl
Ir. Quay wn. nettle-l nl Lln- tirrw of the re-
cent election for nit-tubers of the Irwin-div
tare. The ln-yzislaturc that will hurt in
January, I believe. is strongly a Quay legv
. The 'Cham of the Light Ilrl-
gade,’ of which Tennyson song, was a
brave and glorious charge, but wholly use-
lna and perhaps criminally warm-fol. "
Mr. Graham says he has no right to be
come a candidate end impcrll the career of
the members of the legislature who would
feel under obligatinm to vou- for him. He
has just hem mclrctal district attorney
for somber three your», and he feels that
he ought at least enter upon his duties
Twenty—cue Ironic-crate lualgru.
Wumsoros, Dec. Sir-The trouble in
the local «Homilies: appointed to have
charge of the memo-nth Im the inaugu-
ration of mum Clevelunolenhul»
uatedlu the resignation of twenty-one»!
the Democratic members.
Mlle“ Alter Your Ito-ta.
Tom A. Kan, Dec. so. mConteate again-l
[our Republican numbers of tbelewishv
tun were begun in the euprcme court by
Populist attorneys.
Physicians lay Mn Will (to...
ersoror, Dec. at~ln hum to the
joint committee on immigration of the
senate and bona- laading New York phyrl-
da- deelare there to danger of an out
bracket chloral: tbeUnltedStalnmt
rum. Many of them favors national
quarantine law and the anapcnrlob at one
migration.
The. My Wives Ira-«t.
mum Illa, Dec. Sta-Tho three
runaway wives who left thls city-Mm II.
V. Tenant, In. ll. 0. Col-and Dirac.
W.lnaatto—bave been traced as far an
Wore-cur.
1’. lo.- the III; canal.
or. Lolita Dar. Ian-A muting Ira-held
cu 'cbaaos tom-nab auxiliary anmrnlb
tars tor the advancement oi the NW
“MW in that-wow
MAnIaailla-awla.
lion cm. Dar. aha-tenet la the
“Wiles-Mahala
Mammal-calibrators
team-ram victory.
Pammmn~mtm
camisole
(handbrake-antar-
m
donated
t, subs
lorry-cult
WWI!!!”
TELEGMPl-llc efivmn
New Haven bottlers swoop-d down -
the Junk shops and captured alstyorix blh
ral- eoutaining nearly 4|,on their bottles.
Prddent llarrlnou will appoint aehld Sign
jailer tor the island of Games.
Ira. Diana Donty, lily-are old. died in of an
The friends ot' the Torrey‘baukraptcy bill honest
have neared the signatures of a majority
d the Democratic members of the hon-eta
spectra-immunity flscdtotakcitap. chew.
)lichaal Smith. of Long Island City,“
at smallpox.
William Duryca and Patrick Walla“
carpenters, tell twenty-fiva feet with a Made from but leaf.
seaflold in Montclatr, N. J., and wmprob-
ably fatally injured.
Clinton P. Williams, of Baltimore, was
terribly beaten and robbed of thirty-raven
dollars by tough- in h'ow Brunswick, N. J.
John Welsh was arrested.
James Cornell, of “'orceater, Mare, wa-
aecidentally shot by John A. Kru-aeli with
a revolver he didn't know wu loaded.
Emma Goldman, the autonomist of New
York, but the beadola movement to no
cure a commutation of sentence for Berk-
mann, the anarchist who shot Mr. l’rick.
The-secretary of war hall-cued numeral
order announcing a renewal of the sinus-
meut between the federal government and
Mexico, whereby the troops of the two
countries may eros- over the territory 0!
theotber in pursuit of ravage, hMile In-
diana.
The valuation of Kew Hampshire for the
current yonraggregatublbl,50l.m,sgalnat
ASK FOR
B-L
Tonacco.
Always the same.
"88,081,855 for 1891.
-._____.___. See our
Actor hula Jan” to Iarry.
Pnrunktruta. Dec. at-A license to tag on
marrywaslrenedhcn to [.0th James,
the actor, new performing at the Walnut eve
Street theater, who to to hecometbe baa- W
bandof Mina Alphic Hendricks. Mr. Jar-n
who is now starring jointly with W . Plug-
Warde, was married some year) ago to
Marie Wainwright, but. the couple war!
divorced. Miss Hendricks be numbered
the \l’ardeJames company and has been
playing the minorpnrta of Marco (a page)
in "Frames“ da Bimini" and machine
iu "The Lion’- Mouth." She la somewhat " ’" ' ”4
3:: to the stage and is personally charm-
.|udltora Who Dlda'l Audit.
h‘zw llAvvx, Doom—It is expected that
the investigation» into the accounts of
Frederick Waldron, exelerk of the board
of public worka, will lend to some inter-a9
lug developments It is learned as one re-
sult of the investigation that Waldron’
accounts had not been audited in to!
yum Waiclrou says he is innocent a.
any dcfalcation, but he did not know
whether hr owed the city or the city and
him, and be hard been waiting ever new be
was removed ayear ago to havu. an ac—
counts audited.
Capltallrt rial-a Dead.
8A5 l-‘lusctscu, Dec. ufiJsmec Phelan,
the capitalist, one of the best known Cali-
fornia pioneers, is dead. He stopped the
first cargo of wheat from Caluornia to
Great Britain and catablisbed the first M
tional bank hero. He also organized the
American Contracting and Dredging cont
pany lo dredge the Panama canal. Ha
leaves an rotate valued at sacral million.
Makes an everyday convenience of an
old-time luxury. Pore and wholesome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. Highd
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
Rage makes two large fies. Avoid
’taticns—- and insist on harm the
NONE SUCH brand.
IERRELI. & SOULE. Syracuse. 8.,Y.
at: y
Willi Hill "8
a tow dayr, and you will be untied at the “my
pan! more that will rcwsrd your rloru h :-
vrtv have the but BI-tlat- to a!" an npnt
flue-a" he land on tho face at this earth.
”profit on .16.. w-nhnfbwalana 'u
“CONT-I7 John W. loolcv lo Benin.
Wasmso-rux, Dec. fl.-Srcretary of
State Foster will realm: before going to
Paris to nprvunl the United States before
the Ila-tiring sea arbitrators, who are to
meet Feb. :5 As only three weeks will
clap-c nrlwrcn the date of the secretary”!
Ileparturn and the end at the present all-
minlntratlon the vacancy will not be tilled.
Assistant Secretary Wharton will act.
be muvadnonovablymkbyaarlpmdw
l’olmnlug at Helena 1‘... hum of no, women, bow. and [trio in our
HILEKA, Ark, Doc. ltd—“’ork 0n ‘- rmploy. You can malt money faster at work In
It than roe have any idea of. 'I’lte harm is a.
my to lvara, and inetmtlrml strain-pie script-b,
that all succeed from the start. We: who take
huldofm'bruimernpthr lineup the
art-r fvmutbt scald reputatio- «care! the
new railway, which was almrdoned u- ac—
count of the mysterious poisoning of wu-
vlct laborers, will be resumed. A dead
line-lube established around the camp
oldest, raeot mini. and larger! publishing
and every precaution taken. Food will he burn in Ant-via. tlecarr for nor-rt! the praise
brought from um- Rock. Several dralha #:WN"$§ “MM.“ M? ’h'“
from poisoning occurred among tbolormer ".1... M our expectation Ibo-r was
av- 01 comm :1 cu an: ac wv on the... nor any
’~-~———-——~' m'w- “a: more
The Bow corporation has (bunny. ~fl?;fl,?.fiwgunm “
N" YORK. Dec. 24-1110 Corporution urethra to airs-rmnma write :- rr no,
Trust company, whoa. eartihte was flied 1" M II a: and Wink“- I“ "W
lnNanvrIey by WtAlla-h Me 1:35“. sawstbtlno..-
taiuthclrproperlcplrtataa. Vincent".
laments will be their squat. and they
will all hanaNcmar-yafleohkh
than
not” Took all—Id lath.
Bums, Wash, Dar. u—A car at the
wltbthorar,but-eapaduaiulurad.
“Woman-t lulu-tau»
Karma Cm. Bran—Th arr Cit-a» Ii... run-r
mhmncatlywnrhdaymth laterals”.
hunti- Cblnrrs t Mmmlluiafltnat.
uuumcumhmvmm . m
aardollartuvtoatiutbeChiua-uncladea
“freezes or“
M ammo.
' ' m m It Sara
his» I train.
F. M. Pierce,
Wthafibowaa-IM
noun,ncr.lt.~hrmmv r
Wannabe-Idea. truth fluted: man?”
ubrnlrbcllrnthatttslabcrswmr—lt
Munich-“what‘s!“ , _.
enauuau'e l”
m
locum, I. 1., he. “haw
gag... inn-m Restau rant,
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Printing.
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Executed
Promntly.
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groves.
freshest flab -
Into! flrhkarrivcr fiery day.
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Orders called forauddelivered.
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tor and Vegetable Market,
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Old and Reliable
DAILY DIREC‘I
Freight Line
NEW YORK
80th Norwalk V
Norwalk.
munncnwrrmssumrs
T. 8. llllNAlBSllN,
South Norwalk. '8
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ll surm 8t, Breton. lass.
Fire and
Burglar-Proof Sales.
THE 1’80le
0in olmllorwalk
EAGLE
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank ” Vault. Doors.
ALI)
BEFllSll llllllll Ill All IllllllS.
Th- Best Gates in the World.
150.com use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
Will leave Pier 24, 3. IL, (Beekman street). '
New York. ll 5 p. m.
p Agave Norwalk.-50.4114 hath Norwalk w
“Freight received from 7 a. m. tobp. In.
:l' na licstio t ' .
wdgomdw n 0 agents thabityof N r
lo will be sent for pedal
freight auyw ere in er York 3r Its vie-list:
WA“ persons are forbid trustln an
me am loyeaol the heated no. rule oar-2'
count 0 the owner: them! it
WAGONS.
Buggiesflllhlnmnzméauirges,
arteries, Spiriles, etc.
Prices ’to Suit All.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
H 6;;mi y .
illIeK'lYlltan
Sum to 0.3. DaKlvn.
5! Washington St, So. Ismail,
2] Iain street Iorrrrll.
’1th
Bakers. negleclioners,
lCE CREAM.
0. DeKIy ; Orders hum,“ ptly filled.
I
iii-old In Lynn. Haas. since that great fire.
where 50 of our safes were mbjected to intense
, preserving their contents.
CHAMPIOS RECORD also in the Great
Ch Fire in I37]. in the Great Boston Fire
in . ,and luau momma since. :4 u.
fortircu'ara. Agents wanted. all llim
’IVIKV IN (ii—SEC URED
50
More Building Lots
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Property,
W.- now offer them
for sale at prices rang-
ing from
$350
upward. These lots
W. F. Deli vn.
FURNITURE
GREAT BARGAINS.
David Stow,
com prise the Choiccst
Mention in the City
limits, within 10 min- “MINT”. "W"
. row unit-
utos’ walk lrom the %%fi%
dcpot,with good side- I. . on
walks all the way, and
in the very heart of
the city. No better
lots can be had in the
city than these offer-
ed, either for location
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
For further particular: on-
quire of
HINDS
JOHN
Onthepmicer,or
CHRISTI" “Mill.
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oftheOldWallOigarOo. ."1‘31
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reenlisthen
watcou‘EtE‘Smsoar
Is not advertised to preserve clothes,
but will do
give better
lees injury and _
Norwalk Chronicler