bility. ' ,
ores Others
V willoure you.
D nulluulr'sul
Five Killed and Twenty Hurt
in Long Island City.
“I! BUILDINGS BADLY BATTER!!!)
Ital-lag Dyna-lie I'rovaa a Failure and
Horrible See-es Follow the Resulting
Explosion—Irons of the Fatal Blow-
ap—Iiva of the Wounded If" Dle.
loan [sum CITY, N. Y., Dec. 29.—
Chrlatmas greens covered with blood, a
score of limes windowle’s, roofless and
duolate, five people killed and twenty
wounded sum up a mall portion of the
awful havoc million by the explosion
of 100 pounds of dynamite in the center of
one of the most thickly populated blocks.
The explosion was due to the criminal
carelessm of some one. It took place in
the very center of the triangular block
hounded byJackaon avenue, Fourth street
and, Vernon avenue. All the buildings
were occupied as flats and tenements, into
which were crowded about 550 people.
SIC-Bell the Dynamite.
It is in the middle of this block that the
Long Island and New York Railroad com-
pany have located the mouth of their pro
’ected tunnel, which is to run under the
Fast river to New York. A force of sixty
men is employed on the work of excava
Ion, and it was for the purpose of hasten-
ing operations by blasting that the dyna
mite was used.
Hiring the cold weather of the past few
weeks it has been necessary every day to
thaw out the dynamite needed for use. it
freezes at 40 (legs. and to reduce it toits
normal condition a device for steaming it
was constructed. it rcsembledabig dry
goods box,inwbich was a coil of steam
ipea. The dynamite was placed in this
x and the steam turned on.
When the explosion occurrt‘d walls for
blocks in every direction were cracked,
building» rocked and the windows Were
blown into fragments.
Remarkable Escape of Two Men.
The window of the saloon at 560 Mnnhat
tan avenue, half a mile away, was smashed
in. yet, strange to say, the two men who
were nearest to the exploding may were
almost uninjured. They were William
Johnanheengineer, and Patrick Iliur‘
phy, who were supposed to be attending to
the thawing process, and who were within
ten feet of the box. Foreman )lci'lntme.
who was but twenty feet farther away, was
badly injured.
First come a horrible swaying sensor ion.
a blinding flash of light and tin-n the drui-
cning report. Where the box of dyaamin-
badstood there was a hole twelve loci. in
diameter and nine feet deep. The brick
block on Jack-mu avenue, known on Dev
ren's block. was a wreck in a second, and
the rear of 2L”) and 27 was crushed to a
powder. 0n the othersidc of the block. on
Fourth strw’ the homes Were stnmhed in
as ifsta'uck .r: some giant ilnln mer. Fora
dizllzum- of “H " ‘t in every direction (wil-
inga full and ~. 2. Cl ma. were blown to fun,“
meats.
lute-Luv“ and Then fire.
'l‘o mid to the horror of the such? intruw
dark new sum-"eded the blinding flash. The
air in» tiLlc-l with dust and smoke. From
the mimt of thin pull mlnr~ criet of agony
and shriek; of terror, ulld then suddenly
flmnra lng...;n to lick up the wreckage
where the- walls of liopltinn' restaurant
had boon blown ill.
The-re won- counllma narrow escapes.
From every door blinded, bleeding. help-
less people were carried out, for a terrible
feature of this calamity is that almoat all
the injured had their eyesight destroyed by
broken glam
Henry O'Brien had been lying on a
lounge waiting for bill wife to get breakfaat
ready. The glaaa from the window riddled
his face and neck like buckahot and one
larger piece cut his throat from ear to car.
Where tlw Hopkins restaurant had stood
a hurrhd search uncovered the still breath-
ing bot tom and mangled body or the
young proprietor, while two yards away
another ghastly find was made. it was the
cook,lfaryltichesn. She was dead. Up
atairabadlived Petm Ruoceo, his wife,An-
gelo. the baby, and his wife's brother. Nio-
ols Madam
When the firemen entered they found
the young wife dead. Besides smaller
wound» a big beam but plowed Its way
clear through her body. Nicola, her broth-
«,wusnnssoicutsaodhrtdsen,onaarm
hanging bysshred of desbandrcarcelya
hills in his body was unbroken. The baby,
Ilflle m lay feebly moaning on the
Mr slowly bleallng to death, while the
father was mangled beyond rewgnltion.
lanes of the Dead.
The firemen managed to confine the
Ionian to three bulldl
Parenter- llcllatss. we had been taken s
tohhrootnat'rJYourth street, was placed
under arrest. The Met of dead is asfollows:
Jello Hopkins. and twentyons. restau-
rsstkaspsr st in Jaekaon avenue, now
tied: left leg torn ol, skull fractured, both
syrs blown out.
Nicola Luciano Iced twenty-lire, living
at If Jaekaon arenas and unmarried; com:
poandfractare of the skull and Mt arm
torn a!
Mary new...“ tweatym. married,
cook in Hopkins’ mutant; eyes blown
out and head and body badly mangled.
lire. Petra ltuocco, aged twenty-six.
married. of an Jaeksrrn avenue; pleca of
smelling blown through her body.
Hairy O'Brien, aged thirty, Wt
deli: leares a wife and two children living
atfllaohaoa arenas.
Edward Dela-r7. Daniel Haber, Mary
Greasy. Mercur- than and Petro Rocc-
cowtll die. Fifteen others were terribly
Mound.
title! by a mau- Blast.
W. Pa, Dre. ills-A Wm
blasti- s quarry lwrc tolled muslin
sad hart thirteen (Intern.
“tyn- Iay O. to train-om
nan-mien. Dar. fiu’l‘he reports that
Dr. Minn. the Muenster! “mi:
Wm“ M! W
m mun-lap at minimum
momma-m
manual
mason-Ira.
WMMI
ale-Ink.
American
lhatd “amt
aadflattlo
mums-71M"
'
ll All sites.
Will eonkaad allthaworkofa
mm ............
Call and See Them.
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.rlsolut I5 ours I flittlll.
“Menuhin.
lililililiiiliili
fist-infill
largest
iathsetty.
ton no on
till. '
Wiflfl
Stiles-
lll. SlEEl.
Hunters,
‘lfUSIO HALL moon.
Ill Ulllllll'l’lll 8T. IIIQBE.
snooasaoatoasruma. «Ill!
done, where their
motto is Quick-
ness, Neatness,
Accuracy and
Low Prices.
DEAOOIN BUES FOR DIVORCE.
Ills Attica at lewierk caused by the
Abeilie Shooting.
NEW YORK. Dec. Bit—«Edward Parker
Deacon, who shot Emile Abcille in the Ho-
tel Splendlde. Cannes, France, because of
alleged intimacy with his wife, has brought
action in the supreme court foranabso-
lute divorce from his wife, Florence Dea-
con, through Condert Brothers. 0n the
ground that Mrs. Deacon is now residing
in France, Judge Lawrence has given per—
mission that the summons be served by
publication. in his coulplaint‘llir. Deacon
gives a numberof occasions on which he
declares he is informed his wife committed
adultery with Abeille. He also makes gen-
eral allegations that she has committed
adultery with other moo during the past
two years, but no names are given.
The complaint. was sworn to before Henry
Cacbard, commissioner of the state of New
York, at Paris. Mr. Deacon alleges that
It St. Moritz. Switzerland, in August and
September, will, his wife was guilty with
Abeille, whom, he says, he had also known
under the names of Edmund and Payolle.
Mr. Deacon names eight special places and
dates when Mrs. Deacon held her alleged
improper relations with M. Abeille during
the past. two years and declares that dur—
ing the same period ' she committed the
same offense with divers other men whooc
names Mr. Deacon cannot at present specify.
THE JEREV EENTRAL'S ANSWER.
It Deal-res That Coal “'ent lip Before
the Injunction Was Served.
TBEX‘ION, Dec. Bil-John L. Conot'er, of
counsel for the Jersey (.‘entrnl Railroad
company, filed his answer to Attorney Gen-
eral Stockton’s supplement of information
against the Reading coal combination.
The answer denies that the chancellor’s
orders were disobeyed in any respect
Neither the price of coal nor the rate of
transportation was raised to consumers in
the state, and no receiver is necessary to
protect their interests.
“'hatcver increase was made took place
before the injunction was served on the
Central and while the road was being oper~
filed by the iterating. President Maxwell
and Secretary Knox, of the Central, swear
that these statements are true, and their
aflidavits are'nppcndcd to the answer.
Denied by President McLeod.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. zit-President Mo
Lcod denies that the Reading Railroad
company will issue sloomm additional
third preference bonds, as motored.
Killed by an American Duelist.
\‘lExSA. Dec. 1‘9. —Uollnt Peter Romnnofl'
and all Ann-rim" named Jay llrockton
quarreled at the gambling: tabla-s at Monte
Carlo, and in the duel which followed the
American killed the count. Iirtrt‘ktun
tossed a “[mllrboiro" to the croupicr. which
the count suppou-d was intended for him.
The count accrued llrockton of insulting
him by throwing him the coin.
All Elephant on Secretary 'l'raay'a Hands.
“’Asnmnos, Dec. 29.~—%ecretary Tracy
does not know how todistribute the filial!)
accepted by this government from Chili in
nettivmcnt. of damages in tho Baltimore
riots in Valparaiso so that the gowrnment
will he protwtwl from the demands of die»
mtisticd cluinumls. 'l‘hrru are no prece—
dents to guide the navy department.
Did Mrrtnllffr Plan a Fake?
.\'r,n' Yonx, Dec. 29.-—lt in rumored here
that the match between Jack Mc.\uliile
and Dick Home, for which the i‘nln-y
bland Athletic club recently offered a 85,-
(llmpurse and subsequently withdrew it,
was to be a gigantic fake. and that [large
one to lie down to McAulifle.
.Vlr. Blaine Ntlll Improving.
Wasnlsmos. Dec. 29.~“.\lr. lllaine still
shows improvement,” said Dr. Johnston.
The physician maintains his conservative
attitude in regard to talking at length
about his patient. In fact be has not yet
admitted that Mr. Blaine is allot-ted with
any specific disease.
allllions of ('aaal loaey Spent lleu.
New l‘olzn. Dec. al.——The World says
there is an American end to the Panama
scandal. Two million five hundred thou-
annd dollars was sent to this country and
Willi) congressw combat opmaition to
the canal on account of the Monroe doc-
trine, it is alleged.
Your Portal-ed in the Flames.
Oar/marolnr, Kan. Dec. 29. v'l'hree
large two story buildings on lion Crouch
snout-caught fire from natural gas, and
Mrs. Louis Kindle, bliss Griffith. an infant
child and Mine Fletcher, a servant, were
burned to death.
A Good You for launfaelarara.
Boatom Dee. m—The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter says that law has
been a prosperous year for the manufac
turers. who have consumed a decidedly
reater amount of the raw material than
during 1091.)” ““““““““““
‘l’hs oldasl llaptist Clergy—an M
Fanulaoroa, Ma, Dec. warm. 8am-
nel Wheeler dial at Charts" , aged over
ninety-one years. He was said to be the
oldest Baptist clergyman in the ballad
mates and had preached during thepast
year.
rive Iietm last Die.
9r. Pmusauao, Dec mwiierecty men
were tried for rtoton account of their ob
jectloo to the sanitary measures taken by
the authorities during the cholera epidemic.
the were sentenced to death.
lat-um Opia- Island.
Booms. Dec. flr—Onlimo Msthlsu. pro-
of tbs Central Vermont hotel on
Friend street», was arrested charged with
concealing mo bases of smuggled opium
valued at 8,500.
Viva Killed by Scarlet raver.
ltawsna,ll. 1.. tree. m.-lir. and lira.
Thomas laverty and their three children,
who tires) on lit. Pleasant sung, Orange.
' his stereo-W daughter
rucurim “(fill nuss.
They May Ask for a Receiver
at Economy.
Tm: WONIOUS HARMONISTB.
Father Hearlel's llmly ls‘llarelle'nder
oronno Baron .- on; Legal Imus
Deem- Imminent for Control of tho
Iconomitu’ mill-ms.
ECONOMY, Pa, Dec. zit—The diwttisfac-
tion in the ilarmonint hoi'lt'l y growing out
of the supreme control gim. John Duns,
the successor of Father iicnihzi. it is said,
is likely lun‘rlllll ill M'Vt-l'ui Illl miter» of tile
society going into court moi asking for the
appointment of a receiver, not to wind up
the affairs of the corpomtioo. but to carry
on its business, audit in. amounts and
make a report to its lllt'lllllt‘l'fl. At the
more time the receiver is inked for an ap-
plication will be made for dissolution of
,the document tiled Inst week in the Beaver
county courts, and in which Trust”- llns»,
ltl View of the death of Father llenriri, is
vested with full powr-rtm umlun-l tin-firmn»
cial and comrm-reinlniimm of the society
and to borrow or loan nlnnoynu mortgages
at will.
“use Accused of Incompetent-y.
The grounds for the dimplntiun of the
articles of agreement will be Iuowd on the
charge of lllclllilpt'lt‘lll‘y. lnnther wurdu,
it is claimed that Father llenrici, Eli/a
beth Beck and several other lwrsnlls o hose
signatures are attached lulht' instrument.
did not know the nature of the paper they
were putting their names to. The sin-at
of death was already on the venerable Help
rici's brow when his signature was nlr
tained. He had been childish for null“!
time, but during tho but too wn-l.~ of his
life he is said to have boo-n utterly incum—
pelent to comprehend the simpl- M things.
much less such a complicated legal (linen.
meat.
The salm- is held as true-xi l-llimbctb
Beck, an odd looking Holman wo'nnn pn-tt
eighty years of age. With but wry few
exceptions thn ntllrh \Vlln 454nm! tin» papri‘
wore unfamiliar villi. tlw \uiys m’ rho
world and not above llu- atom”- illit-lliv
Rt‘llct‘ of fun-itznvrs who how llllltll‘ thrir
home the new World.
Tllt' light ta'til l‘l'l‘lllllll}' b:- liuwrn at once,
as the ltl‘lltlli u! llw mm... m unifying
the l'Ulll‘M’lll illumu' lid-v, (noting the
oilicesuf prrsiawnl and Hon pnwuir-nt for
him and installing; him in the “ll-rt medic~
taturslnp, and his fr'u ml. .‘mmzv i r: :lu r,
whininiri ilc-tltt-nnnt, has slin'lu-llllpiin‘
old mun.
“'lmt Dr. Tow-I fiuotta.
The tun l'rit'M fuminm :iu- :tlrextdyin
the run of war nudism bur-a, .mu ll i». not
unlikely that the} “ill gain many cohort»
before the legal battle is inaugurated. .‘li‘.
Henry l-‘eirht. oi, \l-ln rapt-iir-l wow time
ago. but who mu ~llh~upu nil) l’t‘tllhlfllt’tl,
has. lt i: said, lt-milml Attorney .‘ll‘l‘llllllfl,
of lirou-r Fail-, u~ hi i :al :ulliwr. Mr.
Bt‘lletuill k'vnbr i~ i yuppnlhy “ill-tin-
n‘momait Hal: oil; it}: l.i- lv; :“r m
“but“. r :l- p l.t' .1..l. Lin-a
A will u w :mriu l3. llm th-lrh: rr'hltlt'lll‘r‘.
and Mia. ll-‘lll’)' Feicbt mid the :if‘iltvll
onllixml nim‘e “mil-l plrbzd i) lvmlm...
5hr mid an-r i.vl~.hnnd him it autism; of tin-
wound lllt:li:{.l‘,fi.' lamly llall’k’tl on H.-
Economy plintr'il} And did not know “but
it was {or or n i! imam. rhino Mr.
llt’tll’itl WM illulpmlleihl fur lithium-~-
yfiu‘lu‘n tin: hurl l'wl luv. it nbln in learn
any! ii." of ll.» mmllu;nit;.'~ affairs.
“llr nix bind. "know
liltilv nth-"J our minds Hun or do our-
”flu-H."
l'r-r-Il's pr x .; Ir."
llihhilp \"llilnnn' lllg I’ve-sent.
llalzl‘lulm, “H: :.'.r l‘l‘relllilll' lii~l~v>p
John Wul .unqu’li.» i'ro~lr.~.f:tlll l':lll‘l'llp.ll
(llllrt'li ll. Alumnus. \..l~iliicx..-o 1) untitled
by our oi lv-‘sl l.t'i~ll.l.i~;:lll~. 'l :;r lincnltl
colonial l. w in \‘(umllrufi' nhn‘h a
C(illt'tl ll‘n' 'lellllpiun' Ml llll’ .\l:u~l'll'all
opisculmtiv" lumlm-n illil’lllum‘tl by friends
lliltl pit-a: llinl to him
Incrnollztrirs nt .‘ilmwvspulls.
Minnie-v1.1a. Dre. ;.4. . llltrinllltllrftllnff
caused a loan of over 25.11»,le hen- in two
months. Wednesday a lmmh wasthrmro
into the main building of lllt' Milwaukee
Street railway. 'l'hrn- walla tremendous
explosion, and in less than illl‘llhlll' tlle en-
tire plant wasrunsunn-d, entailing a loan
of 35ml”). 4 _. 4’
tiers-u lmiietnl luv Fraud.
lhlntim, lire WH‘TliO grand jury report-
ed indictment!» nuulnst Michael Him-ban,
Thomas .I. ltobinum. John F. Solon. l'nto
rick “it My. John Tet-hull. .lnhn leery and
Uliwr Mrt‘nrtlly all charged with fraud
in naturalization cases at Arlington. Ilium
“ll Iii-4th Billed Minor"?
Pattlmw. N. .l.. Dec. w-‘w‘l'lllloni ti
Kinch,a member of the firm of lllchnr
Warren It Co. soda water manufacturers,
is misting. lie left a note stating that his
body would be found in the water at Chasm
Pascale l’alla
The, flaw Warner Iiili ll".
Morn Hutu, N. 1.. Der. till-mAi Mm?
drrrr Warner's trial Thomas billion, Mary
Matti-ch and Chester sifllwtl, who "unri-
Qtl the Polk ulrlfi putt of the way home, all
swore that they saw Warner murder Mule
Burglar! blah fits—mh's Relative.
New Your. Dec. Slim-William Von Put.
katamrr. who. it is alleged. la related to
Prince Bismarck, was fatally Malibu! dur-
ing a fight With two burglars at It Airing.
don square, where he liven.
tiara-Instead We“. lute-s.
llsarmllo, Dec. awn a meeting of
the World's fair board Mayor George A.
Woods tendered his resignation a: urea.
lira emnmlasioner. Thehoard will-elect a
successor Jan. ’1.
Three tears for Albert.
flaws", N. 1., Dee. ”.m'f’hodorc Al—
hsrt,elrarged with feloniously assaulting
Olga, was
notepad to three years b state prison.
with hard labor.
lessees cos-st ran.
marrow, flee. null probing the
' woo-dot John flew,whowassbotfl
I‘M DrJiaslgadismreredtbataa
art-triathlon errand. mm
the
WIWMHW
mm a. J. Ilsa. surl— annual
w... of do Wand-tyre rt»-
M Ii
TELEGRAPHIG BREVITI“
Cholera continues in Hamburg and Don-
kirk.
lion. William Potter, the new United
States minister to ltaly. presented his cre-
dentials to King Humbert.
in Albany the Great l-Iisteru Cusudty
and indemnity company, of New York city,
was incorporated.
There is great danger of a hood along the
Sacramento river.
The treasury of lintlond. Vt... isempty,
and as the voters refuw to sanction the
raising of money to pay debts the incoming
officials are in trouble.
Joesph Terwilliger. of Kingston, N. Y..
was sentenced to seven years in priwl for
shooting ids Schoonmuker because her
parents would not let her marry him.
branch of a wuceru in “'lllt'fi.
Mrs. Mary Schenck, aged eighty, of it»
cine, Win, wandered from her honn- and
froze todeatb.
While Frank Skilllugs was acting as
Santa Claus in Springfield, 0., his head
dress caught tin-and be was totally burned.
Rachael Gottlieb, dealer in fancy goods.
Newburg, has assigned.
Cyntnius F. Brill. of Kingston, war mm-
milled to the state rcformatory for forgery.
Mrs. Kaufman llnll unannounced in the
Onondaga penitentiary for eight year.» for
manslaughter and the criminal practice of
medicine.
municatlng with nibllistic sludenla in St.
Petersbul‘g Were arrestui in Warsaw
in wnm-queoce of the failure of the
Francoh’wim convention, Swiss manufac-
turers decided to limit their pun-ham
from France.
Owing to the frequent rows brfwn'n
civilians and solsl‘lrrs the lit'rfilttll L’H'rt'i‘fl~
nwnl has issued orders not luallpp) ~v-l7-
tries with ball cartridge» utter the prom M
year.
fienlogiafa in ('nntrntiun.
(lTT.\“.t, ~lh-c. mtw'l‘hv lll‘~|
tl’tl- lirolngir'nl Society of It 2..-
at the house of cmnmnns, l. .
oral Lord Stanley deiiwmi . . -
welcome. Tlleotlim-nri..: «l . .
it'lltlwlllg: l’reaivlrutfiu J. : ‘. .. .. l. -
eon. Montreal: \‘icn [ll‘hl'lrl;., I; z‘.
ln-rlnln, l'llicslgo; wound \‘t'. g. u:
l’rolr-«mr Shawna, New York, N.“
H. l.. l’ulll'hilcl, liochmtor, X. Y.
'rne‘roltlnn Society “rate.
lluslox. Dec. ‘."J.—-Thc fourth annual
Inn-cling of the Alllt’l'lfillll ll'ullilurc society
opelml at the 'l'horndyke. Professor i".
\V. l’utuanl. of Cambridge, prcnltlvtl. Tim
council announced the formation of new
branches at New Urimnmlnd Montreal and
recommended that the common name
American Folklore sot-let y be adopted.
Sullirun liaya lie “’lll Meet Corbett.
NLW YullK, Dec. :5). —.lo‘.m 1.. Sullivan
N‘lllrs'd to be inh-rrirurd in ranml to
Jimmy “'zlkelcy’a statements lhztl 1hr ra-
chmnpion one an ill-grate for making al.-
units on Wakoley llr. however. lnld [hm
Murphy that he oottld yet tnwt .lllu l'ur»
butt and will star: in to train at Hot
fiprings, Aria, next May.
Mlas Jonathan's hustlant Lynrbni.
of Low men nrlnml “th “turbulent took
the tin-gr.) fimlltllll of Miss Anderson from
the Ulllt‘l‘fl at the court boil», where he
was hm ing his exslrliinlllz trial for ll»: as-
sault of Dr c. it. dragging him to the fair
grounds, min-n- he was lynched and rid-
dlcd wnh lltlllrta.
.‘Il Aged Sulfur shout-r a (Girl.
ll.\l.il.\illi‘.‘r2, Der:
aged wlrnl} nix )l‘:tl"~,v\‘ri’ thirty uf \tlllt‘ll
have lk't'll pox-ed lwhlnd prison intro for
tum murders nnd ullu‘r crimes, shut the
time-out l‘arrir Rock. rifle-en 5mm of age,
incarna- she rtfuu-d to marry him Too
shots took rill-rt, but tin- girl may recover.
A lllg “mum for “alert-non.
“'Mrznrows. X. Y, Dre. :‘J. The New
York t'ontrnl and other leading railroad
compnnle» haw lwcotoe ititernted in the
New York air broke. fllfllliillh’llll't'tl lii'l’l',
and the lmlnufm-mring plant will be
greatly column-d an a.» to employ Lamin‘
atcnduf an own.
Margaret blather Haul.
Saw Tolls. Dec. 20s -»linrgarct Mather,
the actress, who recently married a rich
brewer'a son and retired from the stage,
has been lined by llenry F. Watson. her
stage "tamer. He wants to recover "M
dullagea for breach of contract.
mates-an Randall's ”mall list-ts.
Plutanuruu. Dec. Lawn». first and
final account of the rotate of the late Cou-
gressrnan Samuel J. Randall, just tiled,
shows that he left property valued at
$790.“, while the fees of undertaken and
physicians were MAN. t1
[hi-h Date!“ May lie Recalled.
New “on. Dec. 29.—~The llerald'sliomc
at any» that Mgr. Batolli'a mis-
sion in not regarded as a success in certain
qnaflcra and that the Jerulits an hinting
that he may be mailed.
Kayne-n Ind l0 Suicide.
snact'llll. N. Y.. Dec. 20.-Theodora A.
Newvllie, a patent medicine reruler. com
proud-edit] the death of lira. Mary Year-
lng,emnmitled suicide hers rather than
face investigation.
“roe Counterfeit"! lento-cad.
Bot/ma. Dec. 29.-—Wllllarn D. Fuller,
William Powers and John Mpsey. eon-
rleted materfsiters. were aenteneed to
three, In and two years respectively to
state prison.
they leaped hr 'I‘hetr Lives.
tacuwooo. K. 1., the. 9.4m
Buck and his wifeacapedlromtheirbnrn—
lag house by Jumping fromawlodow.
fifteen minutes later tbs been was in
adieu
bra-palms?“
seas-st auras trestle.
New”! l. J. has lat-minus.
mm’rmivmmmne-s
hadrwasfaaadha‘bthtrasksuflarrtv
mutbhdsathbyawflsat.
We low M.
”Mm ,
cwcw«
Wheaten-he
Baltimore in to have a tin plate plant—a .
A number of students surepeded o! conl~
lithium. Hulls; Ky .lm. :ra.-—.\ sunl.’
29' John \V. l’rirc.‘
Wm.nw.I—- an.
“ham-posh“! strainer
“estimated-suit 0"th
Wabash—Ilsa,
Wm ‘ ' rota-drum
wbwmmmuh
sad-“lash ,
thew“
l
i
i
Makes 2:1 c ‘
old-lull: levy}.
Prepared \
awn: la! .123.
Pin .13.! um .i.
sump 'uns are. Highest
:FJ-i‘llitpn‘sili-ms. Each
package moms tun» large pas. Avoid
lmllili"‘.";s" n 1 mm rn having ih;
Nil"? SI'CH l‘mnl.
RERRELL St SOULE. 53 mmsc. N. 'f.
pl? l‘.‘
Willlll Hill [IS
a few days, and you will be martini at ilrl m» \
potted oucr 1» that will reward your Mon,- ll r
pmlurely hate the bout bu-inees to offer .m ago-in
that mi be found on the face of fllla mirth.
“5.00 profit on $7500 worth of buslurs- n
help unlv and honorably made tn and pawl lu
bun. rub of men, women, how. and fill’l“ in MI"
employ You can rnnk.~ roomy lu‘irr at work for
or than you bare any hint of. lb: hu-lnru is on
can toharn, and lmlrucrh >u§ an ample and plain.
that all sin-rm! (mm the Mart ‘i'hme who take
hold of the hunter-u reap the advantage that
l, arises from the pound reputation of one of the
foldror, inn-t ulrrrunlul, and large“ publishing
; houwa In America. N-mrr for vmlmlf the profits
' that the hudnr-u so readily andhandwmriy yields.
All beginners sucrml grandly, and more [but
rralirr- thrlr lrrllrfl rawctari-lnl. 'lltose who
tr it and rust-xiv as we tell them. 'lhrrr In plenty
0 room for a few more workers, and we um
them to be u at once. if you are alrraolv era.
plmnl.bol law a few spare mortt»ots,and wish
to use them to advantage. lhrn write on at one}
(for nil! in your gravid upIHll’funll) .. and frt'rl'
fell parrlrulara hy‘ return mall. midi-en,
‘I'Itl’li C (0.. lie! 30. too, Augrsala, Ma
dlillm
y lull-mint! II
I". 3. Patent 0-00,
lil‘l'tl la "58..
’iliiwa. iii? Main Street,
ulrlnflltrou'r. «up.
ALL SIZES OF
llllllSllEll SHINE.
Guns! tantrum rut Sum
39.19:- Smo-
F. M. Pierce,
Milo-ta m;w
nth-a.
“wannabes ’ .,
on
Restaurant,
mnmmrnemrr.
bananas-Inshore“...
II -‘ ’. mm "ms
‘1!
mantra-cw”
P' Ilium
awfimymcz J. 8. lnNAllan, Hunt& Zeluff
, as! .msrulu—lr'
Hen-rem-
sauces.
STOVES.
TlN “WARE
Planting it all its Branches.
Hill 8106K i’llllBEliS SilPl’llES
urinal slum
Leave Your orders
for New Year’s. '
a,
Blue Poinlflysurs
illiljlilli
South Norwalk. '3
32 IABIIIIBTII STREET. '
..__ .... .._._ mm--m.m _.. M.
Ehlllllllllsmo, on and Reliable "
usudlmy 8t.,Blstoll.lass. DAILY DIREC‘I 1‘,
Fire and Freight Line:
Burglar-Proof Safes. NEW YOR K
80th Nurwalk
Norwalk.
THE PROI’ELLZBS
0in oinihrwalk
EAGLE
Job
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank VaultDoors.
AND
DEPOSIT Willlll 0F ill lllllllS.
The Best Safes in the World.
om in use. Always pre-
serve their contents.
I50 sold in Lynn, Mat-u. elnt‘e that great fire. I
where :1) of our safce wvre whim-ted to intense
heat. preserving their contents.
'(tliAMl’lOK RECORD also in the Great
Home?" Fire in lfiil. in the tlreat BUBIOKI Fire
in MI“... and in all the great tires hlnce. S at.
furrtwu an. Agents wantrd. .~‘l mm
inn'lxosnunnnn
Printing.
Will leave Pier Zr, E. R.. (Beekman street).
New York. at 5 p. to.
Leave Sorwulk .5 p. in; South Norwalk too
D. In. 5
L'pon apply: lion to gents the (Ellyn! Nor.
train and Logic will seat for special lotsoi
freight! anywhere in .‘u w York or its vicinity.
WAR persons are forbid trusting say I.”
the employ-:80! the buataof this line on ac:
want or the ownen thereof. at
*' WAGONS.
ties and second hand
Freight received (as: 7 a. In. to 51). In.
.'-Ll3:.‘ (concierge of all ”
6.5;... to;
Printing
Solicited.
Buggies, Phaetnns. Carriages.
Canopies. Spindles, etc.
Prices "to Suitw an.
CALI. AND SEE THEM.
50
More Building Lots
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Properly,
Wt) llmt' ulit’l' illtélll
ibr sale at prices rang-
lng ll'tllll
$350 FURNITURE,
upward. 'l‘hcsu lots .
GREAT Bananas. f,
Henry Tilly.
l}. fleKllN & SUN
:iuu-essore to C. B. Delilvn.
5! Washington 8t.. 80. Hermit,
2? Ilain Street llorvuli.
First-clan
Bakers. Sigieclionels,
lCE CREAM.
1‘. Delilyrl, t Urderu Promptly fined..
W. V. llelt'lvn. . a lit
EVENING SEllllllEL
ll. ii. I 3 Place
SOUTH NORWALK. CT.
Good Work
Executed
' Promptly.
t-olllpl'isv tho (Illoiccst "‘
Location in the City DaVId Stow};
. . . , . *1 -"i"- '~!r;n ”root 0,145!"
- Illnlts, Within 10 now .
. . “All ream Indiu-
utes’ vnlk iroln the " ' .m”%
I.
depot, with good side- E’m‘asaomma
walks all the way, and
in the very heart of '
the city. N0 better
lots can be had ill the
city than these ofl'er—
ed, either for location
or price.
Select your lots ill
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
:For further particulnra eu-
quire of
JOHN HIN us,
On the premises, or
CHRISTI“ SWIBTZ.
83 Washington St». at the office
#01 the Old Well Cigar 00.
Job
Printing.
‘-'Y
sown soy.
mconm soar
a brand never found wanting, which
has 7not only established but sustains
§. the deputation of f its manufacturers.
Norwalk Chronicler