rtnchaaad’lraln pay
g'l’hertlawmibeuar'
almondamarh'et. lie
, perhapsMraonthebefore
Music the case of the da-
49‘1“ daily on the
M which if taken advantaae ct
‘ talus. It in lnpoaeiblo to let
manhunt-mm. the ways
accumlasicn of but 1-16 in the
.Mallordera. and where that trader
Wmamtothe manhole. we
thahenedtcfour experience by ac-
discretionary orderv. or In other
Wand sell tothe beat of our Judge
launch. grain and provisions in
.iauahareand upwards on a margin of
, percent" and all orders receive
and prompt attention. Ordera
5! mall or telegraph at our ex-
40 Broad way,
‘ De km!” York. N. Y.
; partm In!” mm
” is not incurablel battalion yea
i u an on even
“I'm"? p'the’ medicine you
. not”! reason you cannot be
‘ I can tiveiy cure all kinds of
4. trot-isotwrchh'
ms: nu Loamw '
0 ,. “many cases of loafI standing.
,I octgnaai nonrab e. In our
_ Dare” will dad a medicine
W W otocflect a
”guarantee with an o erof 81m
[Icon wecannot cure Highest bank
on application.
5 m M 3 (IL. 35m.
A“ "IIDIOII. 00.
- .andw aterSta. Boston. Mala.
rrewnlaritiaa “45%;"
. mmd
willllnd our FIIALI PILLS an in-
care. Theyare entirely safe and can
ear-rue upon for speedy rel We
to hear of a case where they have
to ado-aired real: it. A box
on hand at all times to p- ovide
ea.00rreepondence confidential.
with full directions. securely real-
”box
a
All!!! hllDlOAl. oo.
o and Water Star 8°.me
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lllllDIClL TICKETS.
your HOLIDAY PURCHASES of the
. Business Houses. leave periodical
and arcuro the subscription to your
newspaper or magazine for ON!
a
IIIIISTIIIST PRESENT
or friend.
role-her that tickets and
III! last he presented at stores at
, “goods are purchased as the ore.-
will not accept them under other oil-
_ S‘Ill Pull!!!” will be PROMPI‘LY
Marc and are GUARANTEED AB-
W! van.
Mitchell at following piacee only. until
, notice.» wejoolirct tickets from no
L '» 5 Hoyt. Norwalk and South Norwalh.
W. South Norwala.
m». South Norwalh.
”W“. South Norwalh.
' . Booth Nowell.
Holmes. Million. Booth Norwa it.
» Pitch. limiter. Norwalh.
O 00.. South Norwait.
loom Nor-wait store only.
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Wound and South Norwalh.
* . D Betta. Namath.
i ,fliIv-ll. Place. Booth Norwalh.
‘ of mm tlohata, ran. and full
any be obtained by calling at our
“ or tunnel to.
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untupaten iaaiotowed. Igna- eBaeh Free.
WIL owe Attorneys at Law,
ammo... asilluoroll. 0.0.
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,ine Riglit‘fio‘i‘oine-M'
Promptly Administered
Has Saved Man) lives.
A auppi of Cramptoa' I Home 'Iahlt-Ia al-
wuxs on and will prevent many a case oI
serious hm‘llma and nave lill times their oomt.
hcaeremalies are mummy mmwnnded
of the purest drone. from leading physicians‘
ptione. and ate therefore very effective
8 ngi e rented
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lated'a drug store to Wuh—
quton stru’. south Namath. Cnuu. .. and
John A ngcl‘ .1! Main stone Norwdl. w: n.
hl‘i 'd. by the flame Tablet lo. .. New York.
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CURE
Coughs,
Colds, ‘
Soreness, '
Whooping
Cough,
with
WILLIAlils’
GOUGH REMEDY
The great New England family rem-
edy. Sale, effective, and pleasant.
Sold everywhere. Send 2c. stamp for pictures.
WILUAAIS & Carmen. Hartford, Conn.
t. 3’- New Haven l llanloul Iii
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the II; loops-tar Rapid-ed” II. A.
calledlllerevtuae. Dealsdthatlel'vea
Received Corruption Honey and V“
erCIpMH-Ittaerm
Now Your. Doc. smitten New...“
tcndent Byrnea Inspector Alexandr Wil-
thlacityaathcman who knowaeverydo-
foil in connection with the police depart-
merit of New York .51
It was made known that he would be
called as a witness before the know corn-
4 mitten. arid there were numerous appli-
cants for adrnlsslon to the courtroom.
Lawyers. donors. bankers. brokers and
men about town acrambied for aeatato
bear the famous knight of the club and
_lnquiaitor Goff crises fella in a wordy
fencing match. -
During the early part of the proceedings
, former Wardman Bhnlvcy, who was Po
Iiocruan Burner a partner in the Twelfth
precinct, woe examined, fid he told about
lawllcotione of lu'lbe money from anionn
keepers. proprietors of houses of ill fame
and policy shops. lie accused Captains
Webb (retired). Doberty, Echin- and
Schultz of receiving the has. During
Schultz's regime he said i t the price on
policy shape was raised 10 per cent, and
that In nine months he paid over to
Schultz about Ii. 800
Detective Sergoiuts Phil Reilly and
Jake Von (mlchton were called after ro- l
cues. and they said they attended the races
at Shrutoga during their vacations, and
that they received money from the own
era of the track for keeping crooked per
sons aWuy from it, but they denied ever
having divided the money they got with
any of the police odioials in New York.
inspector Williams.
Inspector Williams waa then called. and
every one was on the tiptoo of expectation.
lie was dressed in full uniform and seemed
to be as unconcerned as if he were going
to testify against an ordinary "dmnk and
disorderly. "
i In reply to Mr. Goff he said that he
learned the trade of ship atrpcntcr. and
previous to 1863. when he joined the force.
be bad charge of shipyards in China and
Japan. When he left there. he was worth
from 816,000 to 820.000 and had property
in Japan. Ilc accounted for his transac-
tions in real estate and sworn positively
that ho was never directlyorindircctly
connected with the sale of Hollywood
whisky.
The inspector had frequently becnac-
outed of having an interestinthe com-
pany which handled this brand of liquor.
and It was stated that by displaying the
oommy's sign in a prominent place the
5, proprietors of Moons were protected from
arrest or annoyance for violation of the
excise lawn
Williams denounced Schmittbergcr no
a liar, and said he woe prompted to lie by
the promise of immunity by the below
committee.
He met Mr. Golf's attache stubbornly
and fnxinently umufiod merrimcut by his
unowors to auroral «intentions.
Williama said on the stand that he was
aware a memorial had been made to the
legislature charging him with being in-
terested in Hollywood whisky and signed
an affidavit to that effect. He admitted
knowing a man’ named Flelen. who was
interested in the Hollywood «moon, and
had talked with him over this report
“I have how reported so often since I
became a police officer that i should not
be surprised if I were charged with every
crime on theralcnrlar. " said the inspector.
At this the audience laughed. while hir.
Goff angrily reprimanded the witness for
his lovlty.
Inapector Wiiilnms‘ property next occu-
pied Mr. God‘n attention. The witness
said he bought real estate in 137$. when
he purchased a house in East Tenth street.
which be conveyed to his wife He aubaeA
quemly bought moi estate at h‘airfle‘ld.
Conn. lie thcn bought a house in Sir-
tccnth street. for which he paid 811.000
and sold for 813.000. lie purchased two
iota at Cos Colo. Fond—«one for $1,160
and the other for sum,
lie denied that he owned the liaitmnn
hotel. and said that neither he nor his
wife owned any property but that men—
tiuned by hint.
lie then proceeded to deny a statement
made by Contractor Perkins of Howell do
Perkins. who supplied acowr to the street
cleaning department in i879 when he won
in charge of that department. Perkins
stated that he paid Williams tone to have
his moonlit audited. This statement was.
the witness laid, deliberate perjury.
field Behnhtherger Lied.
Mr. Goff next oameto Captain Schmitt~
borgcr's eliogntlona that be paid William-
moncy. Williams denounced t-lcbmittbcr~
gcr an a porinrcr. {and said that be com
mlttcd perjury to saw himself from state
non.
Mr. Iioil next questioned the whom an
to whether he was not aware that pool
' rolling was going onto Hebmittborger'a
precinct. lie sold Sebmittbcrgcr reputed
them cloaed. and be accepted this state-
meat as true He did not consider It show-
ed negligenccor incompetency that hohad
not made further Inquiries. as he believed
Schmitthergor'a statement Inspector Wil-
liams denied that be had ever tirade afalae
repurrtvvhoncaptalmandaaid behind re-
ported a number of dhmdnrly booaea.
After 70 minutes of fencing Ilr. Got!
naked for an adjournment. and the major-
- ity of the apoctaimo said that William
W. L. DouotAs
"‘3 MI:IIN.&
5 CORDOVAN
ENCHZ. [$me
time 9 Filfiflflfdmm
3.3 ’EPFGlingfi’ coca
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w t mnfwturureoi
mrm
lino“ tho wort. and mum.- .c
VIII.” uh.“ O aacta III “Eric! on
let high
in i)“
Lego?
Li"
e
was the toughest witueae that the investi-
gator had met as yet.
it is expected that the examination of
the inspector will occupy the whole of to-
day’- scallion.
One matter was definitely decided 'I'be
minutiae will conclude its labors as for
an the bearing of teem-way Ia concerned
on trim. Nineeaptaioa. turnip-peters.
the superintendent and acute wield-n
have received auhpmnes since the occult»
toewaaiant in evasion. buttbeeaaetebar-
actIlof theevldeoce tobegivcabythern
Ir. God will not diachiae.
Chairman Inaow’e ground for n early
mum-nonthedtiinpiethatao inc
mm of nidaace has to be me
through. undo-them iowbichtbere-
port of the mince is to be mounted
i
all
llamaialookedupou bythe rcsidentscf .0
j with on a street our.
‘ tho-during
Miler. Remmldthatlh. Abbottwaa
obtaining advice fonncroaade inner-ob-
lyneothoiineela'ddawaiariewiforr.
resell- Aasioia reorientation.
Police Justice Vccrbia. when Police
captain Greed-n charged with receiving a
portion of tirellhtilio‘vhid theeapialn
forhiaappoiutrnent, interviewed Dir.
on his arrival. The punctuation has
1: Creation prairie testimony
noted to be allowed to vindi-
M A- Jnatice Voo’rhis wound
in good humor after hie chat with
Ilr. God. itwaathoughttbathewould be
examined. butflr. Goadidnotcsllhirn.
Pdfcemanlldwardfihalvcywaatbedrst
witness placed on the stand. He had been
collector to the Twelfth precinct under
Police Captains Webb, Marty. Kahlua
and Schultz from 1888 to thepreacnt. Bis
colloctiouo from policy shops. hwaea of Ill
fame, poolroorua and liquor dealers aver-as
ad from .300 to 8500 per month, which he
handed each month to the captain in
.chargc. Captain Webb returned him 20
per cent as hie share. and be deducted 20
per cent himself from Captain Webb's euc-
ceasorn. who scorned to be aotisflod._
TREASURY AGENT ARRESTED
General McLaughlin lined a Revolver In a
San Puncher» Street Car.
SAN lv‘unncrsco. Dec. 21—May):- A. C.
hicimrghlln. apcflai agent of the treasury.
was charged with attempt to commit mur~
.liar and assault with a deadly weapon in
the police court hero. The charges result»
ed tram a shooting affrny which followed
‘an attempt by McLaughlin warn-st two
young laundrytncn whom he was riding
McLaughlin drew
his revolver, and during a scrimmage In
. which he contended against the two laun-
drymcn and the car conductor- he fired two
shots, neither of which took effect.
After making their escape the men
swore out warrant-t for the treasury
agent’ a must. They charged that the ac-
tion was wholly without warrant. 0n the
other band. Melaughiin alleges that the
two men are in league with a ring of coon.
terfcitcrs. and that one of them has a quan-
tity of bogus certificates in his purses-don
McLaughlin is endeavoriug to have the
charges‘beard before the lateral court.
BIG SHOE , STRIKE.
All the Shoe Workera In “overkill. Male»
to Come out Today at Noon
Iiamnmu. Mesa. Dec. 27.——A grand
mass meeting of shoe operativca was held
hero to «insider the labor situation. and
it was voted to call a general strike of all
oboe workers in the city may at noon.
Additions to the ranks of the atrlkcI-e
have been frequent. and there were up-
ward of hit) in line when the pamdetmk
place. They proceeded to W W. Spauld-
ing‘s factory. and $5 of the remaining op-
eratives joined them. Mr. Spaulding ro-
fuacd to diacusa the matter. After march-
ing to several other factories the parade
disbanded.
hot evening the atrilrml reassembled,
and augmented by a sufficient number of
sytnpathizers to make fully 3.000 people
marched to St. Joan hail. Thom scrotal
prominent labor leaders addressed the op-
erativeo, and when a decision was exiled
for the majority was overwhelmingly in
favor of a general strike to begin today at
noon.
Groom Died at the Altar.
Bosrox, Doc 27.-——hirs. Simon Liver—
moro, a well known resident of Charles—
towu. mnuccted with the city library
there. was to huvohci-n married at her
borne tohir. Charles Hughes of liouievillc.
The guests had all arrived forthccoro-
merry. and all was in mdinmo when the
groom was tukm suddenly illnnd died
before his intended bride reached his side.
Apnploxy was th- muse of death. hire.
Liver-more is prostrat. d
Killed by a Pet Deer.
SARAXAI.‘ LAKE. N. Y- Dec. 27.—i~'rnnk
Davis. a miller of Fort Jackmn. was kill
cd by his pct door. He left his house to
feed the animal. which he has had for
three years. and on his failure to return
his brother star-tut out to look for him.
lie root the door. with his head covered
with blood. and later found the missing
man dead in the barn, having been gored
and trampled to death.
I‘M-no on the Bun.
Yououaan. Dec. 27.-—‘tieneral Katsnra ,
reports from liaLChnug on Monday that
the Chinese army under General Sung.
aftor lta defeat at lingual. fledbackto
New~ffhwang and thence retreated to
Ilenahodal. being joined bytho mean of ,
Chinese troops stationed at Now-Chung.
which town wan (mnrpletcly evacuated
“’alked flat wane flaw Janet slept.
Pliilit'. 0. 11. Doc. 87.~—Ira M. Terrell.
who has been thrice convicted of the mar
der of William Embree and who is under
”ounce to tho penitentiary for Iii your;
obtained areas to tho mlrldor of the jail
oatcualbly to write a letter tohia wife.
The jailer fell asleep. and Terrell opened
the door and walked away.
hr. ”We. a. The! ”and.
iiicuaorto. lien. 27.-——Wililaru M. Big-
ger. son of Colonel Charles P. Bigger.
commandant of the Soldlcla' home. and
lites May Goidcuhorg (doped to Washing-
ton and were married there. She iaa
Jewesa, and her father objected to her
marriage with a Chriatiau.
lie-away Darya Ileld.
CuAnmros, lice. 27.-—Andrew O’Neill
and Charles Quint. aged In and It unpac-
fivcly. are held here by the poiicatma
meaeage from inspector hichaugblln of
New York. The two imys live in New
Yuk and ran away than their homes.
Called to New huh.
Tuition, Doc 27. alloy. iienry hi.
Barbour. for to your: pastor of Trinity
Episcopal church of thin city. baa accepted
a call to the Church of the Beloved lita-
oipiee on Madiaouavnnuc, New York city.
”ht—w”... w“ .n A- ..,
weal-y lee-Iain vie-tau.
Darvon. Dee. 87.—~Aecorti. ingtorepnwta
received hole the Worst registered
II dagraaa below at liracirenridga Granite
and other potato In the mountain
“’4‘..-
AIM‘U'IW
manor. Du. I'l-«A dispatch received
have from Ffanioee eat of 'l'onqnin,
alataathattham" Wheaten
Whylra
mmmmm
WW, nee. nun. Deaths
m to
work hilabt and can in! primed by
either lady or ”can. We aa-
patience to not mg. and more of
mryoaoa mvidwomepd overlaid
mmwoold do well to recur» shit I can.
tlon. aa wcuudr rataad It totaooiy about
mfmrth of your time For further
particular} addreaa Modern l’rm Araceli
atiuo. Chicano. III.
lather have too to liaise!
Ifao. get from your drnegiat today. for
at eta ,a bottle of Dr. Band's Colic Gore.
Every baby often has distreaaing colic.
Dr. fland'a‘Colic Cure gives immediate
relief by removing wind from the
stomach and quiettng the nerves, giving
tactful sloop. lather think of the
worry and anxiety this moves you. If
your baby is teething Dr. Hand’- Teeth-
lug Lotion for 25 cents, mother and re-
Iievea all polo Sold by all dmggilte.
Mr. Ira P. Wuomore, a prominent real
oetato age-of of San Angelo, Texan. has
used Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
Diarrhcee Remedy in his family for eev
are! years as amnion required. and al-
ways with perfect succeaa. He says: "I
find it a perf~ ct mm for our baby when
troubled with colic or dysentery. I now
feel that my outfit 'e not complete with.
out a bottle of this remedy at home or
on a trip away from home. For role by
G. C. Stillson. druggist.
If a New York millionaire given as :im-
nor at 5th In none and Mthstreet. mating
97m 00 which given l9 imple dyspepsia
and these people spend ILMM in doc-
ore bills anl finally have to pay $5. 00
finch for Cactus Bin :1 "are to cure them
what would bathe waving per capita if
the dinner should not be given. there
being 8'! prawns at the feast?
inquire at Plaiatad’e drug stow. where
you may have the problem «cl-nod nor?
out information who" Fm». RI. 0 ' Curr
w...“
homily-a Needed Bore.
Superintendent Charles Ainge, of the
National Detective Bureau, Indianapolis.
ind, announce that two or three
capable and trustworthy men are needed
in this county to act as private detectives
under his instructions. Experience in
edits a large criminal paperaod will send
it with full particulars, which will ex-
plain how you may enter the profession
addruing him at Indianapolis. Ind.
Anyone who has children will rejoice
with L B. Mallard. of Plainfield, N. J.
Hie little boy. five years of age. was sick
with croup. For two days and nights he
tried various remedies recommended by
friends and neighbors. He says "I
thoughteure I would lose him, I had
aeen Chamberlain‘a C(Iogh Remedy ad-
vertised and thousz I would try it as a
last hope and am happy to any that after
two dcaee he slept until morning. i gave
it to him next day and a cure wan effect—
ed 1 keep this remedy in the house now
and no 360p as any of my children show
signs of moon I give it to them and that
it the last of it. " 25 and 50 cent bottlu
for sale by G P. Stilioon drought.
To the aged with their poor appetite.
feel to circulation and impoverished
blood, Ayer’a asvaapariris is a boon be
youd price. III eflect is to check the rev,
age-a of time. by invigorating every
organ. nerve and tissue of the body. See
Aver’ a almanac for the new veer.
‘ Save-ta. and Taiwan obtained and all r»
Mmmoduued for ”guru" y";
ornouaorvo’onruu. r.~-. rum-ca
an weranwrnve p.m-ntiu ken l. ., i.: \f‘i thou
remote from \A’aahingrun.
in Sand model. drawing or photo r. . descrip-
We advise. if pnteoInbl-z or I II. but of
L Who Midis: lIll Mir. i. i. or u. Cd.
i Q P “ How to oi»... l‘nrcnu." with
locate haematite v.5.“ (memorandum
c.A. BNOWdLOO‘.
' ovv avaav concave-mauve}. 0:6.
for Cabinets, Cup and
nish; can be washed.
Order.
Mandwflloifcr
the-mails ootneoeaaarytoaucceaa. He
DIAMOND w.
IMPORTED FREE OF DUTY.
Ihavebeanencceaainlin buyio
f ofdu doutinliew orb; forcut audiiniairare
ported rec tyan mm
to
orethe diamond cutter'e atrikfitaaavingoften
erbiamondatomy customers thfi‘aeaaea
leasmoneythantbeaamequaiity of goods can be bought for
I. ”w. Ilium, l E lEIlllNi itwutn.
sou. nlcnnono. no”
lull. Billlllllii. in,
Hill.
With time to a re for side tri if d
Shivtinrvhesoacuomt for Is hours Imin them
tlfol fast now aIeamehipI ofth
and returniuz leisurely by rail. The
climate of thin eectiou during the win
light! Ii. Tickets include norm. ,
Iona now at wiring named.” well
rail and steamer fares for the entire trip. . .,
TOTAL (3051'
Also the ter trips to Old Point that”.
Virginia rieach and Richmond. Including
of hotel. for Old. 00 and.
W rite for particulars of these” and other de-
lightful trip 2. to
Old Dominion steamship Collin .. ~V
m" 26. North are". New York. , .
‘1. I. f~uillaudeu. Viee-Prcaidontalidm“
dc Manager. we.
WWW” ,
ARI IOU GOING N
Florida
This
Winter?
lfsobenure and gobythe
“CLYDE LINE.”
no only steamship line runniogftua
New York direct to
J acksonville, Flat,
Stopping “at
S. c.
For tickets. stateroom. etc. inquire of
GEORGE r. manners. Adm.
at themty Nannnni Rant
Charleston.
STOCKS.
(you desire to invest in smoke in am
legit mare manner without care and
subscribe to our diacretionary aceountam‘
will pay you "0me 8 r cont.
any active market. it wi pay room
double the average rate of inter-ratio
ardi oar businesn pursulta. Depcsi
from to II no
We will be pleased to furnish you
once an to our succeee in the peat.
we are doing for others. if you are at
where you cannot call on us in pereon.
your on nmnuicationa out the
Metropolitan News 00.,
In Congress St . Bea-ea. I...
We remit pronto oucem a week and
r three do e‘ notice. Pullout:j farm
inelr own vertielm. are ad to
Ioonr Dali Marten lotions. which live
In taut ntoruratlm on active e
enable you to make money" If you car
own speculating. but. .
witbm‘ tale ems of impoltant changes. ”'
month.
Metropolitan News to"
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