The bloat Liberal Policy oIVet‘ Offered.
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”GEO LOCKWOODr—w
. . Special Agent.
onions, No 230. MAIN on, so. NORWALK,
that’ncxactlywhatwe’rc doingiort'tmlvsmonihslnthe ear.
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No. 45 BROADWAY. NEW YORK cm.
nosan or “Vision, rectumLuc saevmss
’K‘EEPINo on one scours-non.
”WNW” $13“thle mgwdtuzéan‘vi‘ 0&1:
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goingntntwominutsgait. ”dynamo“ medgtonmnw
isstartod,don inthsrear.
PIlII E IIIID PBIIBESS. . L ‘
DIIIIIIGIIIIE III THE lilll
twain TIIEI BUSHIIIIIS
coasvleu‘ nowsao worms
‘ roa Intros svrsoros.
The steamdiip Stockholm 0&me
for Boston. is five days overdue.
The not who, led by Roscoe Caitlin.
voted foremost Chicago. are to haven
reunion In Philadelphia April fl.
Paasmgsr train No. ‘l' on the Grand
TrunkruadranlntoairsighttrninatVal—
pas-snares were ss-
Adjutant—Gm ”in anal-u so.
How Invested on In.
AdjutantGeoeral Bradley yesterday
made public hh order 0! Jnnuary at.
establishing and comtitoting the board
of revision which Is to remodel theregur
RoyII Nuptiala at the Capital
‘ of Germany
.- The Misting Word contest
“NIB ONE HUNDRED. llhl SILT-
IIIG BLOB IR STAIFOID.
1' x
lsnuswutarnsplsstalsnurukas
hmuwnuanswutsunrs
Dale was ares-a wrongs-o;
taken. it new. by the Banana
’lnn—Adnnh-nl‘snna-mn.
ArmedwithIwrltofreplevin
‘ble’l'imothyJ.Iiowardsearohedt_hsOI-:
netteoflcathismorning (or some mi”
he'lfldhdbppelfldmysterlouclylmm.
thshnllwnyin tchaaettebuildingysn-
tsrdny. Theyweresseniatbcoillcoyes—
tad-y afternoon, buttheysuddenly var»
lahed and theodioes'oonldfindnotrace
WWBWW
'l’hn Newborn champion lens- the
World'- Record for 'Iw-ty-rlvo Ill-a
—u- nu covered as ltlannt 1 out.»
With mart- s M Isa nast- e Ille-
flIlh “wind 0‘ II. .I
nave-retire Ara Ilarrtad by
Mas-tunnel but saints. Authorities;
”WWW , , .
Buns, Jan. as—m whole city was
Ircurntadwith tings In celebration of the
Mdlngdtbel’rinoesshlamrsthe. young-
sstsiataof the emperor. and PrinocFrcd-
erlek Charles of Hesse.
The hide and bridegroom were taken to
the Sohluas througbcbcerlng crowds which
lined 'the route. At the Schlocl all the,
mm at AlbIny, and chri- a.
none! the poet Bamwillsall for
Thebillto inhibit pgluilghtingiu I "
A heavy fallofanow lIreportedfromthn
northern part of Oneida county. N. Y.
Thejnry in theeaseof'l'homasJousaon
trial ingroy. brought in a mom of mar-
At Bridgeport Patrick Sloane, I wealthy
Irish citiaen. fell on In icy walk in the
mm] of thecity. from the elects of which
No. 5. and is as follows: .
I. A bonrdlahereby constituted for
maul-tag the existing code'
the Connecticut Nation-
toliowiog are hereby
ntrd mentions of the same:
nlonei Augustnsc. Tyler, Third regi-
lieutenant Colonel Lucien F. Borpee,
t.
First lieutenant William H. 0. Bowen.
Fillet gutted Staten Infantry, I. and IL.
[Special to 'rpa ans-roundF ,
Symon», January 26. —-At t o ’clnck
this afternoon the score in the onohoa-
dredvmile skating contest was: Donogbus.
63 miles; Franklin. It“ miles; Book. lid
miles. Donoghns heat the world'arccord
for twenty-tire miles by two minutes.
Ennis is doing splendid work.
struck a steady gait and is holding it, his
Corporal FrancisG. Bench. Company
royal parsonage: gathered in the Chinese forwarded to.
. The cushions belonged to the Bonn
min Imam laconic andBenovelent-s-
Isolation. Yesterday James Gordon. the
chef in the Norwnlk club, acting for
B. W. Ilapies, president of then-ochr-
tion. sold them to Myer Alpert, I junk-
The cushions were in the
hall of the Gazette building formerly oc-
cupied by St. John’s Lodge. Rand A.
I, and were deeded. together with other
furnishings. to the Benjamin Isaacs so
When the Mannie building was
seated the lurniabings were left in the
cabinet to ace the Empress Augusta Vie-
toria place the bridal crown upon. the Prim
cola Hargaretbe’s head.
Rwy alty II Procession.
Prince Frederick Charles and his bride
then led the pmmsaioo to the chapel where
the religious ceremony was performed
They were followed by the Empress
. fredsrick, escorted by the emperor in the
gala uniform of the Gerda do Corps and
wearing the decorations of the Black Fagin
sad the Garter, and by the Landgrave of
Items; the Empress Augusta Victoria, as-
F. Second regiment. C. 3.0
II. The board will recommend such
changes in the present military law of
the state, as they may deem necessary or
HR. BLAINE RESTING COMFORTABLV.
Dr. Johnston In“ Illa Lust Via“ luv the
Night at C O'clock.
\Vasulsorox, Jan. 1—1». Johnston
paid his usual night visit to Mr. Blaine at
It o‘clock. He said Mr. Blaine was resting
comfortably, suffering no pain, and that
there was no appreciable chan
dilion. He would not return.
lime scarcely varying a minute with
each hour. It is thought that he will
make a good showing at the end of the
race. but is too far behind Donoghue to
overtake him. The three men nreappar—
ently in good condition. The course is
in splendid condition—In smooth as glass
and very hard. Thousands of spectators
are watching the exciting content.
III. Members of the board will be al-
lowed the necessary expenses incurred
in fulfilling the duties required by this
IV. The board will convene at the ad-
jotant-general‘s office.
Tuesday, January 81, at 10 :M oclock a
At 3 o’ ’clock all was quiet at Mr. Blaino' a
house. and so far pa known there has been
The one hundred mile skating nee be- no change in his condition since tbedoc-
tween "Joe" Donoghue, of Newhurg. N.
mBy order of the commander in-chief,
Enwutn E Blunm.
:ortedhyths king of Saxony and by the COOpel‘,s novels.
Adjutant- ngneral
One of the most radical and important
changes which this board makes, is the
reorganization of the regiments. There
are now supposed to be four regiments of
ten companies each. The new drill regoe
lotions call for three regiments of three
battalions consisting of four companies
each. This amazement is impractica-
ble in this state just now, but the board
will. it iseaid, organize each regiment
into two battalions of four morpanies
each and with the surplus companies
form a new regiment.
Y.; John Ennis. of Stamford, and Alfred
8. Franklin, of Norway. Sweden, in
progress today on Cove Poud,Stamford,
has aroused an unusual degree of interest
among Norwaik skaters, many of whom
went toStamford this morning to see the
. The course wu in good con-
dilinn when the men started at 8:15
this morning. the thaw that has been
playing havoc with the many skating
walls in this vicinity for thew three
days having had but little eflect on the
worse on which the big race is being
Governor flower on flood We.
ALBANY, Jan. alt—A bill was introduced
in the legislature today embodying the
views of Governor Flower in regard to the
construction of better roads throughout
the state. The bill provides that the board
at sapervrsors in any county, by a maturity
vote, may designate certain county roads,
which so far as possible should be the lead-
ing market roads between towns in the
county and undertake their repair and
amino trance. the ml of the same to be a
county expose and to be apportioned
among the several towns of the county.
The bill also authorizes (or this puma!
the board of somber- to borrow money
at a rate not exceeding 5 per cent per an-
. In any county which avails itself of
the privileges of the act the board of super-
visors shall appoint a county engineer. who
shall have general supervision of the cut-
struerion and repair of the county rustle.
It is also provided that the money system
hall, and have been used by the colored
Odd Fellows. Recently the Odd Fellows‘
Lodge was translcrred to South Nor-
walk; then the Benjamin Isaacs associa
tion disposed of the carpets and stove,
leavingthecubionn in the hall. These
. they sold in due time. but when the pur-
chaser came to take them away, A H.
Dyington. the owner of the building.
claimed they were his property and
could not be moved.
The junk dealer. having paid for the
Milton, an bound to have them. and
ear-rid them down into the hallway,
hving them at the loot of the stairs
while he went down into the street to
back his horse and cart upwtheside
walk. When he went back the cilahiona
could not be found. He then went to
:sarowltz In the uniform of the Wat.
phaiian began; the Landgravo of Heme,
escorted by the Duke of Edinburgh and the
Grand Duke of linden
The britb wore a gown 0! white silk and
:repe‘tle chine. ornamented with sprays of
white datin- and caught at the waist by a
gold glrdb. Her only jewelry was a din-
mond necklace. The Empress Augusta
Victorian“. drap d’argsnt, embroidered
with gold The Empress Frederick's gown
This will give
the state live infantry regimenm instead
of four as at present.
Another important change that will be
most acceptable to every man in the Con-
uecticut National Guard will be. it is
John Ennis, one of the contestants.
oho resides near the course, and who
agreed to ID, out a perfect half-mile
track and have the ice free from snow at
W and Pr’ Fred ' k ‘
the time articles of agreement were atgn- race one (”harks
v
oi Prince-ea
m a measure takes away from the Bm- I I I "“
press Frederick her last daughter. -
rumored, the abolition of brigade dress
shall prevail for keeping all other roads in
ed. carried out his agreement to the let- , town in “'le
For several dayshe had gangs of
men at work clearing oi! whatever anew
was visible, and also engaged several
curnpeteut surveyor- to lay out a perfect
baif‘mils track. so that in «sonny Jaw
records are established titers will be no
wounds for a dirpote.
1.053 fut long and 425 fret Wide.
mogbue and Franklin arrived in
Stamford on early trains last evening.
Both men Were accompanied by I large
Honda and admirers.
limmgbuo was a favorite in the betting.
l-nt all «MI-ls that Wr'l't' wilt-red on him
worograbiml up by Franklin's friends.
llanrgirue never took part in any hon,
tired-mile contest before,
question whether he would be able to go
AttorneyGraysnd secumdawritof re-
plevin. This was given to (bistable
Lockwood to nerve. who, morphs-red
by Ir. Gordon. through whom ting-aids
were sold, went to theGaaette omen.
Ir. Byington, Sr., was not in. but his
son George was. The otiicer saw the
cushions in the back room and spoke to
young lilr. Byington about them. Its
gave some evasive answers and the con-
ntable and Mr. Gordon went out.
When Constable locks-cud returned
medallions were mining and he could
not find them. 'I’hewrit was then turned
over to Constable Howard, who met
withnobetter success. lie looked for
Ir. Byington to serve the writ on him.
buthe was invisible to the naked eye
and at this writing the papers have not
mm
“Twain's Prumi m dragoou guards,
has a salary of onlyM yearly. but the
ve of Hesse. who is commonly
y, will see that. heiswoll provided
Other changes expected to be made
will include the establishment of a state
I'm-isle as to Win- shall Lend In l'ruyar.
Damn. Jan. m—The Thornpson Prev
hytrrinn church row culminated in In It
ter defiance oi the preabytery by the Web
mfaetiolr oft‘heehurch. ltwna prayer
meeting night. and by virtue of the recent
court decision giving them the church.
Weltonttn were present to hold services.
Elder “'illianr F. Lyon was also present
on behalf o! the pmbytery. He demanded
the right to Conduct the service in place of
Rev. ii. P. \Veltou. having been appointed
by the mo'emtor oi the pmbytery for
that purpose. Trustee hi. W. Lao. on ht»
half of the ertnnitnt. refused him the
I. - ~ I the: o iru’ minute-5 sluirpnmn
Illt'fli .. I.l.y.:n within or Ir on In.» rim!
ing. lama»; with him sch-ml uI’ llr: «burr-ll
This would be located
near the state military reudeavotm at,
Niantic. The change in the organiustion
of the regimenb will necessitate the es-
tablishment of several new ofiicers.
Etch battalion will have a colonel. o
lieutenant-colonel and two mnjuws, each
having a non-armmuoioncd stall.
shooting range.
Nana-a Margaretha receives a handsome
. _ , lowry from hr mother and a Very sub
II In an elliptic. stantlnl wedding gilt from Emperor wu-
llna English ’l'natea and Is Handsome.
Princess Msrgarethe is thoroughly ling
Iiah in all her tastes and habits, and she H'M‘cl’ I“! ilk Oll' but! will he '
speaks the language without a runs of El“ II TI“... Thursday Ind 8 wastllnmon 8'.
German ascent. writes it perfectly and int I
3"!“ "Id" "(bullish Mob- 0pea ea lei-day Wednesday and
The primers, without b ing he;~ .ulillll ls ”‘Ifl. eve-I ‘ 6E0. ‘ “LST “E P p
lechledly pretty. She luv-o ts bri' lit and n:— I m v N Y ' r0
:rnctlve fate and is altogether tlhtrm s..:.
Prince Frederick of "Pane is a son of the
late Lnndgravc Frederilk and the heir of
his brother, the Lantlgrate Alexander
PLSSIID‘S LAW CHASIHTS.
'flse Dependant sand Disability Act Vigor-
ously Austria].
The Democratic members of the House
sub maturities on appropriations, in
turning the annual pension appropria-
ti-m bill for submission to full commit-
tre. have made a vigorous onslaucht on
tin» dependent and disability p‘nsion act
[miss-d by the Republican congress in .
1800. They have adopted a number of
amendments changing that law.
following are the pnncipal changes
To Attend Juntin Lia-ur'a Finer-l.
Wholxmox. Jen. at ~cnict Justice
Fullvr of the supreme court of the United
Star» and Associate Justices Blatchfortl.
Brewer and Brown and Marshal ‘Wright.
Clerk McKinney .lml other “Kitchen 0‘ the
court. left hert- by a “recital train on the
Richmond and Danfllle vestibule limited
en route to Macon to attend the obnsquica
of the late Justice Lamar. which will take
Franklin claims to have covered the-
dislancv in Norway two years ago In 7h.
Ennis. who is looked upon by
some as a "hack number," and by others
as a "dark horse" in the race. won the
Spirit of the Times championship belt in
Humans, X. .l., Jan. firs—«The Hm
Notional bank of this ctty was soindled
out of Why a swindler who intmluced
himsrifto Lawyer Derry no It I~'. Morri»
son of Philadelphia under the pron-me
that he wanted toeugaae him as counsel in
Alpert thinks someone haaplayed a
shabby trick on him, and threatens to
prosecute someone. if the cushions are
notfortheoming.
Ir. Byington's claim is that when the
who is n lieuttnam in
i'ridsy evenings. n d o ‘elcek.
We always bond the vanguard in
«swam after. Don’t wait untilon the train ls started ore runningto
Iurwon Eilollliali
AWWhth,’
is over, audit is with a great deal of plow
are we ask Miss Nellie Barry to call at our
store, 83 Washington street, and. leave the
address where she Wishes the lamp to hex
Ill will Momma ‘
Amphencwill mm ~
nodesnsshoaaertrubla. I‘tnln of
at
. ate.
lenlomevauthcu“ "‘23:
hundlneasamug Wm
whether mafia-0m
t at
workmlnggyliantflry raises
Gea'l stale Agent for trophies.
Over Post Other; South “wait. On“.
wl__LL “Lox.
Pictures Framed to order.
rm.
Paints. 928. Glass.
Pllllllllfi, I’ll’ill-Illlfillii llll
IIEIIIIIIITIIE.
L. Mar,
79 Washington lithe. Harwell.
Place Your lioney
in the securities cloned the followi.
institution?’
The sentence complete is “Ar, Ar, You
NEVER FOUGIIT EXCEPT IN TRADITION,” taken
from the Deerslayer, one of J. Fennimore
Don’t miss visiting our store during the
first part of next week. We will have lots
.ummm,m...lm.n.. of all kinds of bargains. Stock Will be tak-
llndor a lower of Chrysanthemums.
Court Chaplain Dryanrler awaited the
bridal party at the altar In a bower of
palms and chrysanthemums. As the cou-
ple exchanged rings the artillery in the
Loatnrten fired as salvon
The ceremony was iolluwui by the wed-
liugbnnquet, after which came the word»
The
on on Friday, and previous to that all odds
and ends will be sold way below cost.
‘l'ke llddiesex Banking Company,
Fidelity Loan and Trust Compaq,
Equitable Inrtgage Company,
National Iatnal [landing and heal
WNW
Aleblmnmaumbnndfiopsrtywith
H. D. SMITH.
Boo-I 2. linen-I: Building,
Purchasing Agency!
Ira. Decker wishes to Inform he!
andthe public generally. thmf
Weft-nee. select materials.
of all kinds for ladies living out of the
hole-l n Lawyer. sun-urea a Bank """“ “““““““ :3" ”“ v
M S. SMITH.
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the purchase of property. He then bell Mr.
hall wna titted up, the lodge was in
straits-nod circumstances and that he
leaned them money.
active member of the lodge. and who
was instrumental in having the work
done,haanorecoliection of Mr. Bying-
ohm it the} palm 1 m1'5 Davey introduce him to Clo-trier 1:1...”wa
of the First National bank and opened on
accliunt by delimiting mgr” cheers repm
renting ".31). lle got the bank to crash
his check for em and left.
: That no widow shall receive I
passion under the act of 1800 unless
married to the soldier prior to 1810;
that no person shall receive a pen
sinn under the act of 1890 unle- disabled
in the service from manual labor and in
receipt of an income of less than ”I” a
year, and that no nonresident of the
United States shall receive a pension
unless hewna actually disabled in the
service. Another amendment providee
Chicago. Ill January 7, l8”. covering
one hundred miles in llh. 37m. 45s.,
a-hichis still the American record lor
A ( anulian 'l’rennwrnr Suicides.
'I'nmrs'ro. Jun. :16. all. 1‘. "sun. treasurer
of Dufferin munty and until recently man
up r oi the Iii-anger ille branch 0! the Bank
of Hamilton. who committed suicide at
Boll-lo by taking p0iwl. left here last
Monday evening. Fora long time it had
been rumored that than was short in his
accounts, and his suicide is taken as con
Irma-lion of the rumors.
W. B. ('urtis acts as referee. C. w.
\lirmr, son of the late Governor William
C. Minor. of Stamford, and S. J. Ill-up
goowry, oi New York, are the judges.
funnies" llouns Rejects Baldwin.
llamroun. Jan. 214m» sensation in
the house who the rejection of the nomina-
tion made by Governor Morris of l'rulumr
Simon I}. Baldwin of New Haven to he
associati- justice of the supreme courtof
srrorl. The nomination ofJudg-Augustua
“OILIVS FAIR WU'BNIB.
A Deal:- Drawn by a Yew-g Lady of
TRANSFER 0P DIAWBBIDGBS.
luv-ll Al asptnd.
’l’hn Din-rte Births Breaks Ont Again.
i»~—-~
lt.f:“:.“..‘§.m.., .5.I.".'...‘.‘:.t;";'::‘;: buy Flannels cheat
Mosul: Ind, Jan. m—Thaswitchmen's
strike thathnsbesn on in tile Lake Erie
and Western yards at this place for the
A III“ for an Act that will lie“ Inny
Tow-s In the State.
The Woman's Board of Innagera of the
World's Fair commission metal theCapt-
tol, yesterday. The principal business
for the appointment of a commission to
mhler necessary modifications in the
W I...” toreport “ “,0 next Representative IN, of Westport. has
‘_..- .._
'nwtory [Write-wally lrusaius. — WW...
past two weeks. and which one thought to
have been settled, has broken out auowand
it is believed will finally develop Into a gen
ml tieup on the Lake Erie and Western
introducr-dnbill for an act, which. if
poser-d, will elect a
transacted was considering the resigna-
tion of In. Morgan (L'Ilnlkeley, as
pvesideotof the board. The resignation
was mm at length and after much
disco-ion was accepted. ills. Bulke
ALIA“. Jan. m—As soon as the legisla-
ture confirms the appointments made last
week Governor Flower will name John
Phillips, pater-I secretary of the National
liatters' union, as arbitration commission-
Will:
The bill. framed by the majority of lame number of
the subcommittee. also docs away with
the pension agencies throughout the
country and provides for payment of
imm- in this state. It is as follows:
The town. cities and
counties owning or having an latsvvot in
Allegr 12!: 1| the lire-war Skip's-cl.
..-r In laces-d Fiancee l". lineman. Fae be loaded with these Bargains.
any drawbrldgra in this stato,nre hereby
authorind at I town. cit
NBWYMIK Jan. 25- Attachment» have
horn issue-i against property of Lawrence
few weeks ngowns
pmident of the Empire State Brewing
company and who sailed for Europe on
it is claimed that “other took
nearly "wall in cash with him to Europe.
Iey's resignation was acompanied by the
resignation of tire. P. T. Barnum. of
Bridgeport,asviee-presidrnt. This was
nhoaecrptrd. 'l'hehoard then proceed.
edtoba‘ltot for a new president. This
runlwdinthe election of Ira. (ls-rugs
ll.linighl,oi Lnkevtllr. No vice-presi-
waa elected at this asasiun lira.
Knight waathonrcretuy of the board,
ndthhaholsnmtbsotllceofsecrotary
pensions by checks dimtly from the tor! inspector Janus Connolly will here-
treaaury department. Illllilbt'l esamina-
tions of applicants by surgeons and pro
le for the appointment of 150 special
Weiher, who untila
Government ownership “with.
8r. Pam. he. that memorials-soar
3...... introduced by Ignatius thin-ally,
wnepasasd by the mate. calling on the
pom! government Wtake interns-w
session of all the anthraciteanal land-and
operate them in theinterant of coal eon~
lllti‘l’ Nil“ 33 TRIED.
Incumbent captains Icing Libel latte
Against the 1’an wf “weapon.
Judge Townsend. of the United States
District court. of Hartford. has handed
mm
mini: Jan ram Larkla. m.
The only other important busine-
sppointed at the same time. » W
as”: Decorations cans. The following is a bulletin of prices:
PAR“. J m—The bomber M d! r r r
M "Muslim M,” f“ m ‘M': Gents whiteShirts andDrawers, ,reguprJ .75, redo “d to. .48 each
stiontothsugionof Honorbsrsdncad .86,
M. tic until! I” he will val u u is u l 25
roach crths no: that a ntvcctportsr la n . .. “ “ '
Constantinople film the pond «on» ‘ 1.50,
of the We: of Honor. u u y u u L75,
I, ”W ‘II‘I II at It It It aw’
wife and oyennokl son Hugh were severely '—"*"—
unneeded wheel-nosing from eightcomo
prtitivcdrskns. two, which shall be the
andpsrlraps mortally burned at their home.
ilr and lira Lhkia found the child roll-
downndrcieiouin the cases of Green-
.7“..-
wood and VanEtten vs. the Town of "fl”mu.m
lammrror. Pa. Jan. ss—a esal train
Ingenthekltehsuiloor and enveloped in u .85
MlOocnrcticut souvenirs. and sold
Westport. overruling tbs demurrer enur-
on the World’s Fair count The two
ed by mud for the defendant, Attor-
ney Curtis Tiannpaon. The arguments
on tbecasewmhenrdDecemhev M. in
ontheixbighValley mnwwmms I'M M W In outline th-
tbercar of apaannngsr train aboutthnn
M
Ingthesoglnaofthefonnerand ahoatfl
scale-la. 'l'raflewassaspsndsdtenhourn
Isltwwtevsr talc-aloe
Parana. Jan. ra-Yailew fer-r has
broken out in Guayaquil, leeuiov All
ships from Guayaquil for this past have
and have not been It
hadronnlaatthstrmsttsaresvgo.
”We!
Win-OWN
Wasaiaoros Jen. m.»1'b president
udallthsrnsarhsracf his cabinet hadn
tskeaatOllhsst‘s
est. especially tow-want rs-slspiyiag
misleadsnaale. Captahnnreeawood
and Vanlltrn are owners of steam
hugss. and they instituted suits for libel
theirstfor st.” and the sound for
woo. apinuthstown of Westport.on
accountable they claimed, the My
WI”
The tallnwhg wwv tweed Jan. II.
M ”MfmoflavaA.‘.
pielcnlsthnthawanpatsonedhyliip
chemise
flan.
Gammon. 1.. Jan. I‘M thsassoad
is Is it ts s. l ,6,
hm;ah AJQZHy-um " u u u I " L50,
sir Joel, on, Jan. ss.-—ltallma cm. u u “ “ “ 1.75,
inducer Rea has written a letter to . , .. .. u u 2 m
Gould of u.- mumwshs ' '
that Assemblyman Johnson had closed to
seilhhvoteonthe quantionof abolishing "“"‘ w” .
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