m
Intel'ewl’erhllas‘hsrllndsr
. rise resinous. fl.-’1lrnbrln"wnotho
immigualligbtsofsflg twofnn-
.. incl-ILthrsr toasted stem-hip lashed to
thetawaron lira iglsud at midnight. It
wuludsadthslongovordnecuuarder.“
wlhsopuatorlu the tower lost no time in
'mdlogthe good news totbisetty. Then
he took nnothcr “through hisglnu at
thsheistedstsanship.
‘sdmnuhsndltwasplaln that Captain
Whadnrrhdhhpdngmendcdthr
[woken shaft. sud was hingingthc Umbrb
Intoportunder berm steam. Shewss
churning directly for Sandy Hook.
Through the operator’s glass ohlcers
couldheacnou herhridge.andeverythlng
med to be proceeding or usual on board
thsvcrsel.
Pamgers could also be seen moving
ahom, though they were not numerous,
and the majority of tbeweary voyagera
were probably safe in bed and asleep.
Praise for (laptnln leKny.
Ber gnllsnt skipper-human than justl-
llsd the hop of Agent Vernon ll. Brown
lnhie esgacity and carved the line thou-
sands of dollsrs in salvage.
What in of more importance, he has
brought his passengers in all rate. Up to
I a. II]. from the time the Umbris’ left
Queenstown “2:23 p. on. Dec. is. 12}; days
have elapsed. It is the longest trip the
crock Cunarder has over e, and it b
not by any mains the lesst glorious.
To bring s ship’s company through a
series of gale: the like of which have sel-
dom stirred up the Atlantic is an honor
higher than beating the record.
Lie-moat Pesry's Plans.
Wisulsu'rox, Dec. 3L—1’he arctic ex:
plorer, lieutenant Peary, will shortly make
stour of the principal cities, continuing
his lectures. In April he will sail for Eu-
rope on the some mission, returning to the
United States in time to prepare for his
trip to the arctic regions next summer.
Mrs. Peary will accompany her husband to
Europe, hut will in : again journey to the
icy regions with him.
The Railroad Men Cannot Agree.
CEDAR RAPIDS, In. Dec. 31,—The repre~
untutives of the railroad trninrnen, in soy
nion here, are no nearer an agreement than
they were at lint. The committee of five
reported in favor of a system of federation.
but. the delegutat expreec little confidence
in securing s union.
Boron Iteluaeh's Big locum".
Ntw Yornt, Dec. 31.-—It was stated at the
office of the Equitable Life Insurnuce com—
pany that late Baron Jacques de Bei-
nnch was i ed in that company for 100,—
Minna. lIc took out his policy eleven
yesrs ago, and it with fully paid up totbs
time of his death.
(huh-c- Ready for Trlll-
Cancun, Wy., Dec. 8L—The cattlo
then who made the rsid into Johnson
county lat spring are here to be ready for
their trials thdsy. Among then: on
Fred Howe and Frank (lanternhothcnn-
Wmfllhedmolthn'r. A.raneh.
Ins; lass-I curs nssa Bartel.
Intro from» 0111.1... 1.. Dec. 3L—‘I’hs
five victims of the dynsntite explosion-
John Hopkins. Henry O‘Brien, Sadie lo-
laau. In. Pietro Rocco and Nicoblaso-
duo—ware hurled has in Calvaryotsrs-
tury. All the injured are improving.
lapel! lsvss's VIII.
Oceanus
hnbsdflsreot lustitutiomsndglvesths
eltycf. Chahssflw annuallyfertsnycsrs
brththsuedtofwortbypoor. Therestof
thutatelslefttohisrelatim
Ora-osmium“
MK. . MIL—1th.“
thsnstavslhdrsolthscatateof hill-r
Grounthsrallllhnsirahsvsolfusdtem’
t. u. turnout. le’hm»
polotedllrst deputy utlorncygencrslofths
stole. Aftsrtheelcctlunoflmitwas
thst he assisted the Mount-to
out control at thesuateund there was
excitement. Before the excitement
diedonthewssappelntedsnarsodars
judgeof the court of in pieced
Judxe Earl, who so to the chief
fudgeship. The New York City Bars-so
clutter: denounced the sppointnreut. An
Investigation was ordered by the legislnv
lure. A majoritysnd stninorityrrport
wersmndeby thecotnrnittes. Theflmde—
clued that Judge Nsynsrd wu upright.
booorahlesndoonsdeutloos. Tbcminorlty
report demanded his removal from the
bench. The legislature adopted the our
lulu-em
CLEVELAND FAVORs NO ONE.
lle lays Ila Ilse no Invorlte for Scooter
in how lurk.
N" You, Dec. IL—h'otwithstsnding
the strong pressure brought to hsaron Mr,
Clevelend l: the hope of golfing Igu- h‘:
withdraw h oppositioutohlr. nrp y,
lsasopposed to him as ever. Mr. Cleve-
land was seen at his houscat12 West Fifty-
flrnt street. .
”While opposed to ”r. Ilurphy,"hl lid,
“I Imnot inlavorofauy one. his too
early yet. As Democrats out good eitlsens
we should he very careful at this juncture
whom wcsclect as the senatorfrom New
York.”
Ilolhan l‘slng Votes.
Amu'rlc Cm, Dre. 81,—Sonre impor-
tout developments opened the hearing in
the election content William Riddle but
begun agnimt Samuel D. Ilofllnsn for a
seat in the Jersey scuste. A recount of
the votes showed a loss for Hoffman of
thirty-two votes out of his majority of
fifty-live, leaving hint at present with but
twenty4hrec majority, with several other
boxes yet to he examinwl. The case. when
the testimony is all in, will heforwnrdcd to
the Route. Allan HeDermott lsloohtng
after Mr. Riddle’s interests, while Judge
Pancoast is defending lllr. Holman.
fledged to Vote (or 'arphy.
Aunt“, Dec. 3t.——'I‘he Murphy men
have been counting Ito-en. As a result
they any positively that they have eighty-
nvc votes out of the total ninety-one, which
is the Deuwcrntic strength in the joint
mucus. who on: pledged to rote forhis
nomination for [nixed States senslor.
Lambert"- Not a Chadldate.
Wnnlxoros, Dec. 31,—.llr. hmhertson,
assistant ucrctary of the treasury, states
that he is not a candidate for senator from
Nehnakn nod thnt he ardeutly denim the
reelection of Senator Paddock.
Ruhr-alts Republicans Bolling.
Liston. Dec. 31,—Thc mpr-vrnc court
decided the Knox county luhlatirc con.
to»: in favorof Norton. Republican. The
Republicans now only luck twoot having
a majority on joint ballot.
Isle Ile- I’ln ‘lwlee.
N" You. Dec. ll.~—In the intercolle-
giate chess tournament Yale scored two
victories, both at the expense of Princeton
Colombia advanced soother point through
IIyrncs' victory over Wilson. Borvard di-
vided honors with Columbia, as Galleon
defeated Lihaire after forty-eight Inovrs.
The score is: Columbinr-Won, It loatfi.
Yale-Won. 4: lost, 4. Harvard-Won,
’5‘; MIX. Princeton—WonJXflOItym.
Inmjiallsy lib-turd.
Nuw Your, Ilse. 31,-“. police hoard
dlsnthsed from the force Round-nan Dal-
itnprisornurnt for auditing In. An
Hemmniotbcr of lsnriellsnnaa, who
accusedDaiisyofcrllnlunlumnlt.
”’ bunmrmuumurm
5° lions to the widow and mm children. 11..
mimic! councilman.
the flow 1'er may”... at
a on We Aflullllkm Pros-
eantlaa te Alonso).
N" YORK, Dalia—Protons" Charles
I. Brignsccussdofberrsymas sequined
hysvoteoffltofllbytheNcWYorkpresv
hytsry. Thorcsultoftblaoueofthsrnont
Important Ml trials in the his-
toryd thewuntry,wusgmt surprise.
Bmthelnoolhoveful friend-of the now
fornousdlvinedidnothopethat hswonld 5
hsscqulttsd onallottheslx chums
whidr had been made against hi. 0n
the first charge~that Dr. Brim had
tsughtthstthereasouissmreeofdlvlue
authority-the defendant was acqtlitted by
east of been touched
avotcoflfltofll. Erichud '
oonfedcrstes would take cure of the booty.
A sins! Victory for Briggs. This nortfof systematic robbery has been
m: ots the 1 ch that . goiugou orweeks. Beforethesearch had
' "" “w“ "n" °' way my. the odious found IMIIlwot-th
boring taught thatthe eburehis aroma: of stolen I 0 them St 5
of divine authority—resulted in a lunch‘ 3 n e I”
. alone. between Dunkirk and Eri , the
lurker mjmilv'or Dr Bnm- Fifty-“'0 loaseswere more then noon dnnzgnc
ballots were cast in favor of snstniuingthe . “'ka Stolen 8001" are being found in
M M 71 void against it. every quarter of the town and its suburbs.
Theolosestvotc wsson the ebsmthst ; Search warrantsheve let the ofllcers into
Dr. Briggs had taught that the Scrlptum numerous households where wild sons end
contained errors of history sod fact It lnsomecnsesgtddy “”31“" "' "PM
stood at to sustain “a mnmion ”I“ or for guilty hnowkdp of these trsussctions.
Dell Darling, tbs famous baseball plsyer,
forncquittol. This proud ”ht ”in wbohaslnsde such a reoordasacatcher
W forthe defendant. AIM ‘h. “1' ‘5‘! my” Mun" ” a.“ “Eli
luthadhccntskenthrecofthemcuwho ' '9 ’
known hall player, are charged with com.
have been roost bitterly opposed to Dr. pliclty in m mm
Brflgs left the court room. while several
refused to vote on the three remaining
charges.
0n the fourth charge. which secured Dr.
Brigzs of hsving taught that Mom was
not the author ofothe Pauli-tench. the'vot-
ing was as followr: To sustain the charge,
53: against sustaining it. '52.
The fifth charge was that the defendant
hnd taught thnt Iminb did not write many
of the chapters in the book hearing his
name. On this mm the vote was 70m 49
in favor of Dr. Briggs.
0n the sixth rhertrr. accusing llr, Briggs
of teaching that snnclillmtion in promos-
sivc after death, the vote was 57 in favor of
sustaining the charge, on ngninxt.
7hr Prosecution to Appeal.
It was announced that the pnwcutiou
would take an appeal to the general an-
‘l'kreo Sewn-”per- Band by Wright.
Noun Vsaxox. N. t'.. Dee. 31,—Ray-
mood L Wright, alleged grandson of the
late Governor Wright. of Pennsylvania.
who was acquitted of the chum of assault
upon Annie Anderson, an eighhyenr-old
Stu-«fish girl, has commenced libel suits
splint the Mount Vernon Argus, the
Yanks-rs Herald and the Sew York Ile-
corder for 853]!) damages each for publish.
lug stun-mourn before his trial retlectingon
his moral character.
Dolled by the President-
“'ASIHSGTD‘S, Dec. 31.~Prcsitlent liar»
risen rays that he and Secretary Foster are
in "perfect sgrecment" on the question of
issuing new bonds; that no telegram was
n o secrc ’
humbly. which body will moot in Washing- :rhiilclinh; fungimfuffla’dm:
tan in the early part of the coming Sprint: Hiring ”w,
This will in a manure he a work of super- '
erogntion, as the assembly is obliged to no
view the proceedings of the pmhytery.
Even if the prosecution wcro not to appeal
the national body would give. speedy con-
sideration to unimportant a mm.
The voting lasted nearly two hours. an
that the mall of the role- on the sixth
charge was not arrived at until in few mirr
Utes before 6 o'clock, at which hour the
prosbytrry adjourned. The vote was tnkrn
in M’t‘rt‘f msiun, After the nljmxmnmnt
the (luv!!! were DIX'HctLRIItl the :ll'l;1lilllli nl
Dr. Briggs was announced. All uf l’mfcnv
sor living! friends were of couns- highly
pleased with the result of the trial. and con-
gratulations were showered upon him as
emu an it hml beam known. A comm-it
lee of [Dill'lti't'll unprvjmliccd men will In
nppointt-d by the gerivml nh‘it‘flllll)‘ to act
upon the appeal of flu: pnmutiou if tht
usual procedure it followed.
l'lsk Liters Is Furl.
Porrmxn, lie” Doc. 3L—The schmuer’.
W. Mclinrlsnti, six weeks out from Gian.
roster. has arrived here 0“ (Tape Sable
food and cool gate out.and the captain
was obliged to burn the livers of the fish
he hurl csught in order to keep from free:-
log to tit-nth.
Vanderbilt Will Rel-III).
Ntwrrirzt. it. l.. Dec. 3L—-t'orr:eliuo
Vanderbilt nnnouorw that he will rebuild
upon the pile twctipiul by the ruins of his
horned villa. The new structure will he
.llreproot nntla moot costly building. Mr.
Vanderbilt will not s cottage next season.
Did Conlgan on To,»
Gummy, Dec. 31.-~'l'he mm against Ed—
ward Currigun and the lion thorue race
track are praying rerrmrltsbly bunt-n of re-
sults. Two emu» haw jut-t been diam-red,
the principal “imam, Snufunl A. limbo-ll,
futility; to appear.
Knights cl Belle! ‘ Irma one»;
Lin“. .\'. \'.. Dec. 3l.~'Tllt' gnu: connv
cl] of tln- flail”. Empire Knights of lit-lief.
elected at great pros? lent Dr. A. B. Ilurk.
Inn, of llunvillr; vice pn‘sitlent, J. A.
lmur, of llatarlu; werernry, George ll.
Harris. of .tvounuul treasurer, I". ll. In-
ner». of Xingnrn Pulls
l'or Union in Central A-erlen.
Ctrr or Mum», ill-u 1”.-le Central
Americnn d‘s-t, the this?“ of which into
bring about a union of all the Control
American stolen. will meet in September.
The United aunt may belmitetl toseud
n representative.
Burglar Smith's Worn- Iteeepllnn. l
notional-mix, Pu. Dec. 31.~—ank
8mith,oneof the three burglar» who at-
telnptul tomter Shnllncr'o store in liner»
Instant, mu; slmt and sinus-t instantly
killed by Charles Shnliner, the son of the
proprietor. Smith lived near lehnnon.
Vanderbilt's In; our.
ll" You, Dec. iL—George W. \‘suder
hilt presented the American Fine Arts to
dety with the prinaly sun: of ammo to
purchase from him the lamest and north
gallery in the association's new building
and the ground on which it stands.
Florence Gets the Illythe ”mine.
this FRASI'ISCO. Dec. tit—The supreme
court denied s rehearing of the illythc
an, and this virtually end» the celebrated
Blythe goes to his daughter Florence. now
Ilrs. llincklcy.
{la-hung Isl-ad Sit-M.
Itcruso. Vt, Dec. 3|.-$. I). ‘ ,
Rolland agent of the Mutual Life Innurs
lick mid tohsve defrauded his mpany
of st least "#10. Gambling roused his
downfall.
«ls-so l’llflan’s win.
has Pnstrctaco. Dee. It—The will or
Janus I’hehn leaves the bulk of his roll
Bulk siniste- ts nut.
Cnrcsoo. Dee. u-ro. New Yorkflaellc
mien hss challenged the Illinois
Gaelic association to a series of champions-
ship sthlstic‘ must somlncrst Brook-
lyn and near the World’s fair grounds.
Chicago. m‘_
M Inc Intel Ante-using.
luwsnnr, Dee. rI.- 'I'hs
Phelsn building is left to soon. James 1).
Photos. “Wu-brawn: Catholic
tines.
Von-d .7... I- n Hornpipe.
NIT lime. ”do. Dee. fl.—Deteetln
m to lull-I at Vault-s.
Wanna, It. 1.. Doc.
thsthhsD. more
IL—ltls ”Mintsplsmtst.
humorous. It. .1, Dee. tt.-l.sss
eontest,andfl.fllll.tlll of tbs late Thorn“ inn
soceconpanymf New York, is missing '
“Man wants but little
here below, but wants
that little—"
B;L
Because
there isn't a
heartburn or a
headache in a
barrel of it!
Makes an every-day (nitration: of no
old~tirn: luxury. Pure and whole-tome.
Prepared with scrupulous (are. ”:3th
award at all Pure Food Expositions. Each
package molars two large fies. Avoid
lmitalions~and insist on lining the
NONE SUCH brand.
WELL & SOULE. Syracuse. N. Y
at: Iy
Mill Hill [IS
a few days, and you will be untied It the out
ported-wens- that will reward your rlorts it.
pinitttsly have the but business to alrr an area:
that no he found on the foot of this unit.
Mpfltnflllflwerthefhsiaeasb
hols emltyaadhooorahiy Isa-tr broad paid to
huerv-ds of no. Ito-es. Myth“ girls In our
0 . toacaaushenosrylsntevstsorkloe
ast snvoanaveasyflrsol. Thehnincssts
hold of the hart-cu reap the sttvsatsp
srtsu from the roan-I nyotsrios of one of the
, roost romfsl. and largest publishing
houses is Arnertes. Secure for onrrelf thrprolts
that them-renown“! and y yls'lh.
All beginners succeed madly, and m thu
restiu their gvrstnt espeevsrloas. Those who
it dud exactly as we tell thou. Thorn-tony
roots for a few new workers. and Ir
ileum brunt once. If you are ahead cu.
«that c a Irwsyare none-tr. wish
authe- tn .thcflrltc‘lést
opport a. tree
rrk' by return nail. n.
till a co..leskl..AIg-stn.ns
duh
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t'. s. Pole-t Olen.
I316 t. test.
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'Pl'flwcs. t‘l‘l llnln Street.
Isn't-Ulnar. cams
2' “"5395-.- m. 7
ALL slits—"or
BlllSllEll SHINE.
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lltbtttlptidly.
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can: mtg;
cargoes
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mus-rumour.
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Printing
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Fire and
Burglar fPI'OOl Sales.
Bank Sales.
Bank Vaults.
Bank laull. Doors.
A51)
Dil’flSll WORK [If All .lllllllS.
Til! Best Sales in the World.
Imflln list. Always pre-
serve thrir contents.
“0qu Lynn. Isa..elnce t ll .
where w of our rates were airflow mm;
L preserving their contents.
CHAMPION RECORD elm In the Great
Chic Fire in m. in the Great Boston Fire
in l i... and in all the great time since. 9- u-
foriircn urn. Agents wanted. 53 lam
HAVING SECURED
50
More Building Lots
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Properly,
\l'v now offer them
for solo at prices rang-
lng from
$350
upward. 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 hall in the
city than these olfer-
ed, either for location
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
:ll‘or further particulars Ven-
quiro of
JOHN HINDS,
0n the promises, or
CHRISTI“ swam.
IthshingtonBt,“ the office
ofthoOldWellCigu-Oo.
Leave Your 0
m—
l
for New Year’ .-
Blue Pointfllswo
Hunt film?
32 lttllllllll enter. ‘
' old and Bali ..
DAILY nmscr
Freight Line
BETWEEN
South lliuwalk
Norwalk.
THE PROPELLRRS,
6in omeorwalk
EAGLE
Will leave P' '
New York. 86:23-th 8.. (Beehinanrlrcetii-
“13w Norwalk 5p. no: South Norwslk m
Mightmhednontnmminrn.
Soon swim-toga. agents the Cityuf noe-
w kamilusglewtllhe nu pedal 5
freight anywhere in Nun: Yogi 3r lta $23
”All persons are forbid trusting any or.
the em ion-a of the boatsof line
mm ofthe owner: themt. this on‘a'c-
WAGONS.
New and second hand
Buggies, Phaetons, Carriages.
canopies, Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suit All.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
H emf—Till y.
allelllllt’tnll
Sum to C. B. DeKlflt.
5| Washington St, to. liomall,
21 Main street lontsll.
Bakers. qulectioners.
lCE CREAM.
c. DeKl 0rd Prom mm.
on“): mi m “on”
F u R N no R E
GREAT BARGAINS.
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With llsl r. “not lib-Swim
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