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. , civxmo Alli EXHIBITION op 'rnnvvonnnnrut
arp and Columbia Zitherl
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’ fail to avail yourself of this opportunity of hearing these sweeteet and simplest
' ~municnl instruments of this nge. I
w. s. STU RTEVANT,
‘ il.pleln‘end Ann Streets, ,
arriages, \Wagons, Bicycles and Horse Goods
‘ or :VERV DESCRIPTION
Willi be sold for the
Next,
Ten
Boys
at
Your
Ouui
Pfice.
The cause of it. “Hard Times.”
Cure for them, “Gold Cure" cost.
Come and see at.
LUTHER M. WRIGHT’S. ,
Factory'and Repository,
frenklin end ledison Streets.
'\ , Red Ticket and'Remnant Sale!
To clean up our stock for Christmas trade we have picked out Short Lengths and Odd Piecees in various
stocks and marked them at LOW PRICES.
South Iiorwelk.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
Dress Goods, Ingraln Carpets,
Trimming Silks. Tapestry Carpets,
Outings, lngraln Mate,
Ginghams. Smyrna Mats and Rugs,
Cropono. Remnants of Oil Cloth.
Silkallne. ' Remnants of Linoleum.
And other items of equal interest to customers. Sale to begin Monday, November 16th.
A. Dickerman 8: Son,
at Washington Street,
South Iorwelit. Connecticut.
JAMES GOLDEN,
em on Proprietor.
INE
RINT-
N6.
’8 WASHINGTON
"II".
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Work Done
Promptiy.
doorman
‘ seiner in Then
n to elven numo our eitllone
Vuheerofthoeoodiortnuo of any
member of o‘er community; I better
rendition» of eynelehiior or a burden
We one: come poor weighted um
loch Our reoueentetlve in a short
mnverution‘with Janice E. Norton.
who lives in that Not-welt It No. 1
Beta Piece. breed of o recent incident
iii hie family life that not only interest»
ed ell our ultimo. but odds strength
to the indoreelnent of the same kind
.lliot Me me before. Mr. Morton in
e no words told the following. lie
eeid: "For I very, long time my wife
bu been bothered with kidney and
urinory trouble. Bile euffered from
'Mclteche end frequent urinetion.
Moor remediee have been tried in an
endeevor to find relief and cure. She
had about given up all hopee of being
cured when one day 1 not e box of .
Doon’e Kidney Pills et Pleisted’e drug
etore and tried to induce her to take .
them. At ilret she refused, but 1 final-
ly wounded her to give them a. trial.
They proved to be Juet the right thing.
for in e chore time she hogan to im-
prove, end is entirely well now. If
lire. Morton was troubled in the some
way again I would be willing to my
no per box for Dosn'e Kidney Pills.
knowing on i do now their curative
powers." It only taken o few words to
describe Doan's Kidney Pills end their
oction. A kidney remedy, e epeclaliet
for kidneye only. end they cure. We
eoy no, and your neighbors prove it.
We publish locel testimony on the
time. '
Donn'e Kidney Pill: for rule by
all dealers. price 50 cents, mailed by
Foster-Milburn 00., Buffalo, N. Y.,
Sole Agents for the United Stems.
The only remedy in the world thot
will ot once stop itchiness of the skin
in any port of the body. that is abso-
lutely enie end nevenfeiling, ie Doen'e
Ointment. Get it from Your dealer.
Thackeray Among Friend;
Ono of the prettiest of the many chnrm
lug anecdotal of 'l‘hnclzcruy Willi told by
Douglass Jerrold. He Will one morning
at the chambers of lily. Horace Mnyhow,
In Regent amine, when Thackeray knockcd
ut the door and cried: "it's no use, Parry
Mnyhew. (lpeu thc door!"
“It's dear old 'l‘liuckcruy, " mid Mr.
Mnyliew joyfully to; bc opcucd tho dmr.
"Well, young gcotlcmen.” sold 'l‘hnck- :
only cliecrily “9 he entered, “you'll ud~
mlt on old logy?"
He took up the papers lying about. the
mom and talked with tho two young than
of various mutton: of the day. Then he
took up his but to go: but. us if houuddcn-
ly nuucmburcd something. be pausedul the
door.
“1 was going away." he said, “without
doing port of thc luminous of my visit.
You Spoke the other day on the dinner"
-—rcfcrring to the Puucb weekly "looting
—“of poor George. homolmdy—most un<
uccounmbiy-hne returned man £5 now
l 1cm; him a long time ago. ldldu't ex’
port it; no just hand it to George nud tell
him, when his [wicket will bear it, just to
pose it» on to some poor fellow of his ac-
quulumum. "
With it nod, the toll, genial faced author
wont hastily out of the room.
'l‘bnckcrny woe n constant attendant oi
the Punch dinners, end on important
member of the council which discussed
and decided upon the commie of tho forth-
coming numborn. It is hintcd that he
and Douglass Jerrold, who always out next
him, sometimes squebbled u. little, but
nothing over come of it.
“There is no use of our quart-cling,"
Thackeray would any with irresistible
good humor and logic, “for we must moot
again next wook."— Youtb’e Companion.
lure Cure For Shipwreck.
A certain young women on the north
Iido touched n clone in n mlunon Sunday
Ichool. tiho has n dlillcult task imparting
lei-ope oi religious luetruction to bar you us
ulmrgou, and often mousing nnuwcrs ore
noconeclouoly returned no questions which
nbe nuke. On one oceanion rho naked her
pupils:
" What do the high priontu do?"
she rccuivcd tho reply:
“They burned lnwcte before the people,”
by which the youngetor, of course, mount
income.
But one of the funniest experiences,
which well «how» the quocr idonn which
tliocblldrcn manivc in tholr lessons, woe
“inn when, after ndlncunolmi of nhipwrouk
which followed a 1mm three or four weeks
previourly on the well known ntory of
Jonah end the whole. eho bopponcd tounk:
“Supposed big nhurm nrow nt run and it
loolmd on though you were going to he
drowned, whiit would yotrtiol"
"i would throw u mnn ovcrbonrd for n
whole to ewnllow," was the rcply.-—-Chloo-
go 'l‘iuuw-llornld. .
M»...
If libipo Word I Mile long.
The Austrian nnvnl architect. Mr. C. A.
Gngeiuttcr. lion doilnod tho llmltntion of
the rule that the longer it vceeci tho bottrr
«he in for speed nod carrying capacity. if
a swimmer could he built at mile long; nod
about 00 foot wide, with ample motlro
iwcr, nbe oculd undoubtedly nttoln fnhu»
one ended. Unly one‘thlrtlcth pnrtof her
length would have to overcome this water"!
inertia, while the rent of the vessel would
oxmrlouoa only enrfnoc friction. But nucb
n min-cl, be known. involves n dnngnroue,
yielding, unmild ntruoiuro, cxpoucd to
enormous strains and in llnble to be broken
1"! Mo. llo woncqucntly flxoe tho limit of
length: at nine widths.
heeled.
"Are on the proprietor of this mien-
rnnt " eldd the man who hnd waited for
his order until he became sleepy.
“You. sir. what can I do for you?"
"You can give the norm lufurmntion. i
went to know whether‘hyuu lune wlgflthe
waiter to duty ewny In. no you can u;
in o hill for lodging. W mum—Deli
vermin“ _,
.. n...
‘M« Iu"
_ p, it ill
‘lre. mnemon-
hri-r Ilium to In»... ,
more, Nov. 9i).--Mfl. Scotti-Widens
died hem ill'lt‘l’lt brief illncuv, .uiid hc re»
mains lmvc heron not: to New York.
Mrs Scott-Simon»: wen u grant-grand-
daughter of the gum Sarah filddone. .‘lhe
lmgnnhcrmrwcou the stage in London
in 1867, giving findings from i-ihukeev
and later on made her first appearance
upon the regular stage at the Hnymarket
thoaphr in the clmrnctor of Rosalind in
“As You Likr it. " Bur youth nod bczmtv
and influcntiul friends in the press all
liclpod to muke her successful, and for more
time she enjoycd counidurublo popularity
both in London and in the provinces.
rlhe flint came to Amcrlon in liltlil,
when she mud in Steinway hull, New
York, lifter which the uctcd in the Fifth
um. scon-smmxe.
Avenue theater, whom she uttnlncd celeb-
rity. She lutcr returned toilnndon‘oud
acted in “The Lady of Lyons" and sev-
eral Shokespcnronncluirnctcrs its well as in
a number of romantic plays and mclo~
dramas. Iu lutcr life Mrs. Siddons tmvcl-
cd cxtcuslvcly in the British colonies und
ncliicvcd comidcrnhlc Impulurlty in Aus-
tralia, but ndvnncing yours robbed her of
much of hcr bcuuty, undobc imuiuully lost.
her powul‘. of public ntmictiou. Shc pnhl
, u ilnul visit in tho l'nitod Sluice it your or
3 two ago, but hcr ammonium on- thc Ntugc,
l thcu coded in disimtmus fulluru. She was
it woman of markcd lntolligcucc. By those
who now her in the days of her prime she
will ho mmomburcd as one of the loveliest
women thnt evcr uppcurcd behind the food
‘ lights.
FAILED TO AGREE.
; Efforts to Compromlu lueii’eotivo. and
l Fifteen Thou-nod hlen Remain Idle.
l’lT‘i‘Slllfllil, Nov. 20.-—-Tho joint wage
sonic conuuittco of Window (lbw.- Workers
and Manufacturers udjourucd lust night.
- after A two dnys' conicrcncc without hav-
ing touched ouyngn'cmom. The result
of this fuilumnicnusthc combined ldlc-
; peek of 15.000 own throughout the coun-
l try, who huvc ulrcudy been without. work
.‘ for the pmt six months.
V At the closing erosion the manufactur-
l cm prcncmcd ihcirultimutum. which was
‘ to rcuuiuc. work (it ln~r ycur'u scnlc, which
lain .ucucrul rcdnctiou of 1.3 pct com. on
thc Iu-i list. 'l'bc wot-kcrs pmposul :1 com-
promlkc. mlurlng ibcir dcmuud from W
pcr cent to? pcr cunt- ndvnncc on single
strcnmh blowc’rs and from h per cent to 3
pcr ccui on (loublc slrcngth. This was ro-
fusod by the mnmiinctunu‘k. licforc flnul
i odjourmucut sonic of tho prominent mun-
? ufncturcm umdc nu cfl'ort lo buvo on orbi-
trution board of thrcc appointed comisi-
‘ log of who man from cuch sldc to thr- con»
imvcrsy mud n third sclcclcd by tho first
tw". 'l‘bc division of this bourd should be
final and (into from tho day-of its dccision,
Work to lic rcsumcd m oucc on thc lllllllll-
fncturci-‘s tcrms. This proposition woe
rcjcclod by thc workers. -
'l‘lic inouufucturcrs, it is namrhed, urc
noxious to alert thcir furiorlce, and, on
they claim thcrouro munyof thc union
Workers outside of the sonic mmmlttcc
who urc willing to work on tho tcrms
oifcrcd. .thrcotcn to rcsumc on u nonunion
busln.
Wont the Corbett-Fitreimmone Match.
Bosrox, Nov. filo—Womb Lcwls. prcsl-
dcnt of thc ilrcutcr chv York Athlctic.
club, is low and bus mudmm oi’fcr toi‘or-
butt, M thc mmc limo wiring Fltminu
mom in Him li‘nmclru-o. lmvisoil‘crcd in
put up a porno of 8:26.000 for u giovc con-
tcet bcforchls club on or about Jun. 14.
The tWo figbicrs must, howcvcr, make u
dupoult of 32.500 web on llcc. lo, which
will go to the club in colic uclthoruppcnrs,
but if one uppciim, thcu hc. tokce tho for
fell uud howls token the limit Lewis will
deptmlt $5,00tlvvlth Al Smith to: motion
tho mcu ucccpt his offer. Corbett ntototi
thnt bc would announce his dcclnion on
tho tiirco oifcre tonight. An nothing bus
liccu board from Stuart, thc. odor of bowl»
II ihc bmt no for.
Vanderbilt Gete lieu-gee.
Box-troy, Nov. 20.--'I‘bo Metropolitan
Stcmunhip company hue plnccd in lllu
Illinllfl of Clark Manon of tho l'nltcd Sluice
district court lln chuck for hillti'rtilil'to
eutiufy tlu- dccrcc of this court rciurucd in
the hull of W. K. \'undcrbllt of Now York,
owucr of tho ntmuu yuclit Alvo. against
the ownoreof tho utcumcr II. F. llipmumk,
which rundown uml sunk tbcAlvotlum
yum-shun ncur Boston. l’udcr tbc docrco
tlic. ouncr of tho Alva. gate 806, tomu mui
thc bolmico good to flu! Alvii'n crow, who
lost. pormunlofioctn by rcunou of flu-ml-
llnlon.
Prominent lawyer Mining.
WINHTUN, N. f‘.. Nov. comm. .l. B.
lliuton. o pmmlucnt luwycr of Willow»
born. In thinning. Ho (lluiimwdrcd from
homo n fcwdoy» out). and sonic tiiiplmmiit
developments hove slum bccn medc. A
writ-mm. lmn ham leuucd for big nrroer
churning him with forgery and cmlmzlc-
moni. signing the ccrfltlmtm of tho mun-
ty couri- nlork and register upon it more.
mum dual, by which he obtained money
from A. 1.. Richardson of New York.
- .. .4 n. ..- .....M..W...~.
Women Home“ Bill Defected.
Moxrrnmnn. Vt. (or. 20..»le lower
brunch of tho lculsluturc. dccllm'd to pried
tho mimic wumuu euilrocrc bill by n vow
of llliilo till. 'i‘bc dimomlnu on tho lilli
wmsumod nnvcmi hours and won lli‘ill’ll by
tho lnrurei muilmu-n orcr iiiieciriblcd in tho
hull. Tbnblnb liconuo local option hill
1th! dcfcutod by on ovcrwholinlug vote.
W... .. .M.~.. .u.>u~ww
Peetmutere Appointed.
Wamrnnmr, Nov. ilil.-'l‘ho {allowing
fourth clued poetmnetern hove been up-
wlnmd: .
Pcnngluniu—«Kroime, D. l'. niobium.
tier matured-id denier.
Poem no... on.» e V 0*- end I
the, cclclmued warren and 593mm,: rcedcr: mum-rising npminl agent of the treasury.
mrc‘s plays in tho Honorur Square moms, '
; .WW .
of the United moire tantrum um.
Wnsnmurox, Nov. 90-MI. J. Crowley.
in his annual input-h storm that the num
horn! uncut: made during the your for
violations of thc customn law» was fill.
number of wlzurcn, 1.3.56; suite com--
maimed, 6:5; amount involved in euite,
897.213; moncyn rel-circa on immune oi
ueizurca, ”mum; on ncmuiit of lines, cm.
884.8%; on account of uudcrvuluutiour
and ormncom. clnoeiflcntlmis din-ovcn-dh
$660,050. The nmipis for the your Blit‘crll
oil thonc of tlic prim-ding your by $5,058.
188, while the cost of mike-thus was not
opproclnbly lncrmsod.
Opium smuggling, tho rcpcut suyn. lnu
docromi lurgcly during the host your, up
the mull. priuclmliy of thc l‘fidllt'ilull oi
the rate of duty from tilt.) to I“ 1591' pound.
One huudrcd nnd thirty-club! thousand
nine hundred and llfty pounds of smoking
opium won imported in. San li‘rum-luco
during the your 1895, upon which dillllpflli
was paid in duticx. ”is! your thc amount
was 98,126 pounds. upon which duties ug-
grcgoting $588.73“ \qu paid.
The rcpol‘t shows that tbcm bun boon a
noticeable lucrtmsu in tho muugullng of
dinmonds ulnco tho duilcs on pcccloun
atomic was lucmtsml by tlic turiti‘ actor
lulu. A return to the mic of duty pro-
vided in the act of lflilil, Mr. (“mwlcy myn.
would be in thc. inter-(wt of revcnuc and oi
the legitimate trudc.
During the post your 5,448 Chinom per-
sons applied for admission to this country.
01‘ this number Lot‘l worn in tram-lit to
other oounrrlcs. 41.5 \vorc rcjcctcd, and
3,510 wcrc ndmlttcd. ’l'ho uumbcr of i,'hi-.
nose urrcstcd for violation of thc cxclunion
lows “Vii-l lilil and the uumbcr dcportcd
1:10. Iludor thc troniy bctwccu the l'nlicd
States and China, providing rm- thc de-
part am from and rcturu to this country
of Chinese inimww, 92b} labor-cm lci’t the
United Stun-s and Mid rcturmdduriug the
past your.
Sent. l-"e Roeniverohlp Muddle.
Torn“. Nov. 20.«-Bound by ii-nuclnd
restraining ordcrn from both thc fcdcml
and state courts. both silica to tho contro-
versy In tho Santa Fe mllroud rcccivcrshlp
also are now powerless to movc, and it is
thought thcrc will not bu any ucw dcvcl-
opmcnts until tho can» comcs up licforc
.iudgo Fostcr in tho fcdcrul court hcrt
next Monday. Attorucys chlcr nud Hitc
wcm ncrvcd with tho rcnlmlnlug ordcrs
iuuuod by l'uitcd Sililm .ludcc Fostcr.
'l‘hcvsuy they will obcv flu.- injunction
and will tnkc no furtlwr Sli'1N until .luduc
Foster dccldcs upon tho» qucsrimi of juris-
diction. If lic dccidcs bin court llllfi jurie-
diction. tin-5' will or once. it is stoicd.
carry i-hc cum: up to tho l'nitcd Sluice sir
promo court on this point ulouc.
Suspended For Hazing.
EASTON, Pu, Nov. :.'0.~’l'bc faculty of
Lafnyctu' college has suspcndld u number
of plumbers of the sophomore class for buz—
lug I’lenry .\l.‘l’nyuc of Southhold, N.
Y., also is membcr of tho sophomore clues.
Those euspondcd are (luv Scwurd, East
‘ Southflcld, Pm: llobcrt Ii. Slit-punk Mid-
dlctown. N. \'.; (lcorgu A. Sin-idol; Philv
:idclphiu: Frcd U. Bunncll, lioncsdnli‘.
I’m, nth] John l". Vulienut, ch York
city. ibu-ingthc hallo-g l'uyuc hmlhis
whiskers cut oil. A:: u rcsuli of thc sus-
pensions u number of studcnh‘ druimucd
'uyuc out of town.
Man of Many Alinncn.
Uufiox. Nov. *JIJ.--llmr;.:c ll. Iiluir, mi
zillcgml lllll‘li illsi’illi-r of South Boston.
who is now in juil mvuitlut.r irinl, bus
limit lilcutlllcd its (,icorgc. léllli“, who co.
cemly M’l‘Vt‘il timc ut i‘hurlcstou'n for ob-
miningmoucy undcr fulco prctcnscs. A
woman clulmlug to bc thc. innu‘a lmvful
wife uppcnrud ut the l'ultozl Sluice mur-
shnl‘s otllco but cvening and sold shc had
known him by no other muuc thou Abbott.
'l'lic. muttcr of those tiliusm will be iuvc<tl~
“med. nod It is thought important Mimi:
unldcvclopmcnts may be biddcn bcliind
ilicm.
Pension Agent Arreoied.
l’novumxcu, Nov. 20.~.\lfrcd 0. Bio-
koc, the pontoon ugcni horc, has bccnur-
rested by l'ultcd Stntcs ofllccreon n clmrgo
of charging cxot'biumt mics for u pcuslon
claim. The complulnnnt ls liridgct Kerr,
and she clulms that. Mukoc cliurgfll her 05
more than tbc low nllmvs in obtaining hcr
a pension. Mulwc “'iIl-l qulclly intlictctl by
thc grand juryon .\lon_duy. butwus not
armtcd until found yesterday. He was
arraigned latter, plciuicd not guilty and
Willi bcid in 9.300 until ucxt Monday for n
hearing.
LONDON, Nov. 2ll.——’l‘ho Dolly .\inil any!
that tho oldest dnughicr of llcv. Mr.
Grunt, parish minister of St. Johns, Dun-
dcc, him brought unit for lmuich of prom-
ise ounlnet Jumcs Martin Whlto. tl'c rcilr-
lug mcmbcr of parllmucnt for lr‘oriursblre
and bond of the firm of J. l". ll'blto & (‘0.
of New York, whose journcy to imllu,
Thc Mull odds, in on old minding cummi-
uumt. Mr. White will rcturn in time for
the trial in March. 'l'hc lady. thin now»
pnpcr says, in n few ycum Mr. \l'hlto’e
junior.
Loxnon', Nov. 2(l.«—~A llorlln dinpntch to
The Morning Post onyx: “(inmum nllillll-
fucturors urn much cxcrclxcd nt tho do-
clelon of Mr. libl, iho llullcd Sluice our
busmdor, to make on olllclul inquiry into
tho importation lhto tho lTullod Hutton of
Gannon wines. lit-or, pcrfumcu, cm. it in
inlcudod to nubmit to Mr. l'hl “imminent
of the promutlnuury mousurcn iuloptcd to
prevent tbc cxport of uontcntcd articles."
leteen Line Loot.
SAN Funcm‘o, Nov. 2il.-’l‘ho ntomuer
Altoiicdu brlmrn the following luformutlou
from nuolulu: 'l’bo Norwwrlnu bark
Solution, with M Inch, lli bolluvml to bout
the bottom of tho run-nu. Wilderdr. Co,
cool merchant“, to Wllnill her norm wne
consigned. buvo glvcn tin-up. The bark,
of l,0ilil tom. mlloti fmm Nowmntle July
ill loot for Honolulu. She is now it? day-
out and has never been heard of.
Wrecked on the hhlnh.
HAZLM‘ON, Pit, Nov. lift-«Leblgh Vol‘
iey fiflitlllm lion. till and Mill, dmwing
hmvy tmlm, collided on the. curve at. hind
run. The tmlumcn annoyed by Jumping.
Both engiucn tumbled down on ombunk»
mcnt into the Loblgh river and are com
pinto wrecks. A down care were demol-
ieimd mui tho trer-kniorn up for o combi-
oritble dietanrc. Treillc in not mentored.
Aurohiot Itlowe Ilimeelf Up.
Aroma, Nov. tilt-Jilin mlullet who
killcd the rich nimlinnt Frnogo Iioulo
in the ppm «tract of mm. but Huntley.
line cuimultictl suicide by exploding o dy‘
mmito cortridm in his mouth. It is un-
known how he obminod the erploeive
Woether m -
Connolly tom colder: nortiterlr with
are: lou- Min: Violatione
rumored/tussts‘
New Hampshire Banker’s Un-
fortunate Investments.
BAD SPBOULATIONd I]! THE WEST.
.m—m—a—
Uuhlo in nu: no Obliutlonl. a. fluke
Refuse In Europe-milliont- Loet the Bee-
ter rim 0! uncommon-n hunt.
‘ and If lie Returns. ,
Bm'rorv, Nor. Sid—A 51min! dispatch
from Clan-moot, N. li., lays: “The bank-
er, John L. Purwell of tho Sullivan Coun-
ty Institution For Savings, has gone to
Europe and he» lcfi $1,000,000 of largely
deprmlutcd or worihluias paper behind him.
Mr. Furwell handled money for a large
number of dcpouitors and investors, and
the cash, it is mid. was mink in worthless
lm'oetmontn in wusicrn bind and stock
emculotlon. 'i‘hc book was closed recent»
1y by tho mnunlsulonem.
“The Furwcll family line been favorably
known hcrc for sevcrnl minorntlons. George
N. Furvvcll, futhcr of tlic present repre~
nenrutlvc, was un incorporutor of the blui-
llvnn institution, and it. won a matter of
family prltlc. to mulutnin that. on the bust
savings bank in New Hampshire. 'John
L. Fitrwcll ohtomd its service in curly life,
and his mucosa Wu» marked in keeping its
ratcof intercst higher than that. of other
bank». A bclief in his business judgment
led to tho intruutlug to him of some for
individual luvcetmont, Mr. Forwcll guar-
outgoingthe principal und 6 pcr cent in-
terest, kccping any excess of intercom not
his fee.
“For some time matters wont wellou
this busls, but about. ten yearn ago the
boom in certain wcetcru localities col-
lopscd, and Mr. Furwcil wus ono of the ln-
vestors who hunted through wide and arid
areas trying to locnte what they had placed
their mom-y on. -
"Slow )lr. Furwcll‘s departure for Eu-
rope many mscs huvc. bccn found where ‘
he lonncd inrmcy on gl‘ivcrmucutbinds pro-
cmpicd by inch who skipped away before
the first inmost was due.
Dealt “’ith “'oeiern Baillie".
“Mr. Fur-won dcnlt ill!) high a Nebraska
baukcr. \‘i'llllrli‘ guarantees on mortgages
he ucccplcd its suillcicnt. The bank oom-
lllia‘fillmi‘l‘s lmvc found that this ‘bunkcr'
would, gunmntco anything from asund-
brmk to n buuchrof nli'uifo, that lic could
misc o nun-lgugc on. Sullivan county tlc-v
podium hold bundrcds of thoimands of
dollnrs of his worthlcns gimmntccu.
“ .Vir. li'uru'cll showcd courage in his nt~
tempts to srmigbtcu out his ui’fuirs. No
our qm-stloucd his honesty. Money was
still inirustcd to him for investment, mid
still he ploccd it on westcrn mortgages,
believing that thc lune of financial dcpmn
sion must cvcntunlly have as turning.
About 2 l, ycurs ago dcuumds were press-
ed upon Mr. Forwcll for the payment of
principal and iutcrcsr of dr'fuultcd notes.
To moot thcsc hc morrzugcd to their full
value his holdings of \vcstcrn binds. Sn»
ries of his troublcs getting at last; to tho
dcpusltoru cuusod a year ago last Christ-
mas it run on tho Sullivan institution and
ultinuticly lcd to its closing: by thc com-
xui.~.siozicta~.
" Aftcr this Mr. Fnrvvcll scorned to give
way to his troublcs und mudc loss effort to
mcct his obligations. 'l‘hc dcmuuds on
him “'cz‘c not lusscucd. but he Pi‘t‘t‘in‘il
tbcm nonchulmxtly. ‘ug [but with time
hc would pn)‘ up cvi-rvtlziug. In July, by
ztdvicc of his iniimuio fricnds, ho sailed
for Europc. intending to return in Sep-
tcmln-r. lt Wlli rumored, howcvcr. [but
he would bc hrrcstwl if he rciurncd, uud
numy think bcu ill never be 563011 in (‘lnre-
mom uguln.”
Double Sulten'e Sincorliv.
Loxoox.’ Nov. 20.-—-A Dolly News die-
pntch from Paris contains an interview
with Mr. Milo A. Jewell, ['um‘d Staten
consul :ii Siwus. ’l'urkcy, who is on his
way to Now York. Mr. .iowctt summed to
think, Buys this dispatch. that M. Hano-
tunx. tbc Frcnch ministcr of foreign
nil'uirn, \vus rooconfidcm of tho sultun’a
slnccrity in his promiucs to accord reforms.
Mr. .lcwott umu-hcs u grim dual of impor-
tum-c to the Young Turkish agitation in
Turkcy. Ho will return to Armenia in
Fchrunry.
Gnudeur‘e Elihu-tum.
Touoxro. Nov. BO.—-Guudnur has replied
to Burry's challenge to row for the chain-
pionship. ’l‘bc champion days he will not
go to Euglnnd unless he is allowed fair
crpenscs. But- if Hurry comes to Canada
lic will row him for tiny nmount. Should
thc Englishman dccllne to do this, Gnu-
duur will row him on the Thumcs next
spring [or £250 u side.
Dunrnvon to lie Componented.
LONDON, Nov. 20.-—'l'hc uppcnl of Sir
Edward (Jim-kc. from tho judgment of the
court of nppcnls compelling Mr. A. D.
Clark. owner of tho yucht Summon, to pay
Lord llunruvcn, owucr of tho yuolill Vol~
kyrio 11. for the loss of tho latter vessel by
collision with tilt! Suianlm in 1804 lute
bccu dlmulmicd, with costs, by the bound
of ll‘mlfi.
h A Pulling Comp-l! Clone.
31‘. LOUIS. Nov. 20.—~Tho East St. Louis
Packing compnny, which had a. plout
valued ut from Ollliil.000 to $400,000 in limb
St. Louis and him inulhbiinod 11 large
chutbllehmcnh in this city, Ilufl cloned up
owing to tho muoll profits of bunlneu. It
in rumored that the company will be reor-
nunlzod.
Charged With Con-plrnoy.
Borrow. Nov. 20.-—-(:ouuoilmnn Hunter
of Lchll, chumcd with conspiracy in soli-
iug blown to tho oily, woe iiucil $300 and
m'utcucodio fourxmontbu in tho Lowell
jail by tho Middleman uupcrlor court.
(.‘burics (‘lnpp, u born: donlcr of Lowell.
convicted with Hunter, was fined oeoo.
SAN FnMcmm, Nov. 20.~—hir. Nut.
Goodwlunnd Minn Mnxlnc Elliott, with
tbo'bthcc ploycrn of their mmpimy, have
wturncd from Australia. Mr. Goodwin'-
divorce suit against his wifo bun boon tibi-
mlmi at tho mint-st of his attorney. hir.
Gimme B. Koono, who pnld tho com.
Killed Him In Ill! 'l‘mh.
New Surim, Flat, Nov. 20.--'l‘. ii.
Robot-tn, incur-lug thnt C. A. Bowno mw
lntlmotc with his wifc, lny in wait for
liowno with u doublc lion-clad ehotcun
and klllcd him in hie trucks.
Puncher Howie Guilty.
81'. PAUL, Nov. lid—«Rev. .l. f‘. lluli.
the prcoclicr on trlnl char with nth-mot
ing to polenn bin with. p ended guilty and
woe untamed to sink. will)“ for six yearn.
trench Iteleome- end Anti-or fiend.
mum, him“. int-«Nod Parfait, cornere-
lier of thechemher of deputie- ond euthott
in M ’ flu one here in in“. _
Norwalk Chronicler