fl
«enema:
i.-
worth ”am,
“in magnitude
, worm'
, was commenced
I" the progress of this
mnfilch was held by
at mid i
the deed to the property
be canceled.
but he defaulted again,
in
the deal was called off.
Button succeeded, on the slrnngthof the
‘ Havemeyer transaction. in obtaining 810,.
,000 Iron Horatio N. Twombley, who died
a few months ago. He represented to Mr.
Twmnbley that he needed the money to
satisfy some small claims against the
Brooklyn property which interfered with
his title, and that when these. cucum-
brauces were removed the llavonu-ycr loan
would be completed. .
paying oi! judgments (
if purse
partlnent.
blue of the insurance
filorllllt.
all;
mi ”9500‘
bulk of Newark
Miler comma
M 8. Levi, a
Wmflfo'mo
Wles
”on
.flmt
it was
. I 0M0”: In. Twen-
m In Smart In “in.
Nov. bin—Th; operations
Datum, who is now on trial
Wit having uwindled Mrs. Mary
, , and her daughter, Lily My:
ill-Washington out 01 property in
anything attempted
p in at least one $159850"
mane entitle city. from Cllelnllllg
. t four years ago and
”will! to the business world here
who! of large tracts of timber land
in, which he declared Senator David
, l was also interested. He also de-
‘ that Senator illiihad been his coun-
., years ago belore the latter came
political prominence.
wt the time that llullon came here
and warehouses of the Brooklyn
Warehouse company at the foot
tydiith‘ and 'l‘wmuy-slxth streets,
WHY”? He sccuml contracts to
. lhmmoof themoterial tor this work,
,_ when Minis not paid he lllcd a mech-
io’il’lien against- the property, which he
1rd brought unit in the supreme
of Kings countyd‘o foreclose. Dur-
_ suit be contracted
buy up all the outstanding claims
the company except; one for 8:380,-
t
company. as representative of the bond-
toldera. Hegel a judgment, and the sher-
he property. He bought it in, but
W of the court provided that bcfore
claim of the Holland Trust company must
Bottle Green Drew Out.
f Button then entered intoaconlrnct with
_' fioBand Trust company to cancel the
. ndobtedmcss within a certain time. He
W to ”do so, and the time was extended,
tuned into possession of the property,
‘ r. . 'h is still held by the Hollaud Trust
mpany. He did have partial possession
" for a short time, but he was promptly dis-
Armed with the court decree, however.
he has ever since been trying to lllol‘tguge
» the Broolkyn property for $600,000, repro-
seating that he still held an equity in ii
, and intended to pay off the claim of tin
Holland Trust company.
‘ _ Bettie Green agreed to loan him $500.-
. 000, but discovered the deception in time
and. drew out of the transaction. H. 0.
Havemeyer agreedtouloan of $800,000,
and actually deposited as check for $100,00u
the 011100 of his counsel, William H.
,Sfinyton. l Mr. Stayton, however. made an
investigation of Dntton’s standing, and
' Tried to Swindle the time.
{The mostdarlng of all Duttou's schmnc.
' was an attempt to swindle Attorney lion»
= era! Hancock and the state insurance do
The Conuncmiul Alliance in
auruuoe company, in which llutlon had
acquired an known, was in the hand» oi
a receiver and on the verge of dissolution.
~ Dalton Went to the attorney general and
offered to execute to the superintendent ul
insurance a mortgage for $lllm,000 on ilu
Brooklyn dock properly, on which be pro
powdtbat the state of New York mist
funds to be applied to milling up line iron
The at
torney general lnvcstlgaml ilutlon'a title
in the property and rcfuucd lo lam: any
thing to do with the deal.
Button claims the owners
1mm! “Blodgetl claim," in llw vily oi
Washington, which in mmulhlllu like lhr
Allelic Jami claim in New York. ll con-r-
lmll’ the ground on which Washington i,~
built, and il valid would be Worth untold
millions. Lawyers, however. regard it in
alumina-1y voiceless. llnllon (li'flllil’l'l that
his nominal thellllo to this claim in ex
alumna for a tract oi pboaphule land in
general missions,
turn out to have
oyndicuto, with
intro
on building the
It! Holland Trust
was delivered the
and he never on
‘ Mr. Twombley advanced the $10,000, n:
. calving as security a mortgage on the dock
property. to which Dulton had no title.
Not scent of the money was applied tr
1.; up the
title to the Brooklyn property. The check
' "found ill way into the bank account oi
Henry Duly, Jr., who received $2,000 of n
for legal services rendered to Dutton, and
the remainder went into liutton‘s private
\r clcarb
(‘lllllplllly
,. Dot-ton about two year» ago lemme ac
anointed with John vii-on, who. with bl.-
vnle and son, nwmu the sum: Fool and
lbs company, which lm'nplcd the lot ul
W mentioned. at line llmulml and
,hMymchnth street and the Harlem
. vur. The lot in the pmwrty of the Gram
. ‘ intend which .l. Hon-gram Gram. former.
lyudonlt mnnniaoionor, iv- c-xcculol‘. Did
I: bought the business or the ricon Goal
loo company. giving in cxrlum
on the Blodnoltvlnlm for no.
.. bran the business for low than a
i .durlng which lime be obtained a
my lease 0! the lot from the (Irma «astute.
Milne moved the bums, wammsuml
tho other pmpcrty of tlwmmpnnv ta,
“my end dlrpmcd of them time.
' ill-I flea nwlndlcd many homo
mm Among them are do
Notional hank. 2.0m; loam S.
Broad Hirwi National
. N. J.. town: Waterbury
y, unkown mumml: Ed.
lllr. Sterling and a third
More such bliilgbtiiilll mm of no
lem- Ruler.
_ , W, m, NM. vim-m mnilmmn
WW.» give his
WWWEW
- sensational-imp
the may til the man
‘ madam om loot omit
lwumimn Willem
color. «booing from
5 as I'm
. whitish“:
hip of lilo fa.-
nunu- lor variouii
at George Mum»
ndompimticaily
which
and
0011;;le
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THURSDAY, nov. 26,
l896. ‘
new , ,
Raisins, Currants, Citron,
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Honey, by the'quart or
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Syrups,Spices and Poultry,
Seasoning, all kinds of
Nuts and Dried Fruits.
' Home Made Pickles of 8
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The finestIOolong Tea_ to.
be had in the city; sample
it. Agent for Cafe Royal
Coffee, May Queen Tea
and Silver Cream Polish;
the finest Silver Polish
known.
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12 NORTH MAIN STREET.
. .
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If you are troubled with
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Try a. few powders, and you
:
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When called to a case of La
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gives the following prescrip
tion:
113% u re (our hours
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This success in the cure ol
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i
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ChligfiCb , an hour ” l
New York. ' i
WW
Scaly eruptions on the head, chapped
hands and lips. cuts, bruises. molds,
burns are (prickly cured by DeWitt's
Witch Haze Salve. It is at present the
article most used for piles, and it alva 5
cures them. E. P. Weed and G. C. Sti -
l
l
l
mu. , _...____..._.......M ....... WMM.-. .. ,,,,. l
cAa-rbm r
”:3“ . . 4m. in. ;
The old way of delivering messages by
post boys compared With the modern
tele hone, illustrates the old tedious
met ode of “breaking" colds compared
with their almost instantaneous cure by
One Minute Cough Cure. E. P. Weed‘
and G. C. Stillson.
A cup of muddy coffee is not whole:I
some, neither is a bottle of muddy medi-
cine. One way to know a reliable and
skillfully-prepared blood—purifier is by
its freedom from sediment. Ayer‘s Spr-
suparilla is always bright- and sparkling.
because it is an extract and not a decou-
tion. WM
Theories of care may be discussed at.
length by hysicians, but the sufferers
want quio relief; and One Minute
Cough Care will give it to them. A
safe cure for children. It is ”the only
harmless remedy that reduces immed-
iate results." E. P. cod and (3.0
Stillson.
alts-roams“.
m ho-
Iinilo
simian
a:
II n
ma
sum
The three-year-old boy of 'J. A. John-
son, of Lynn Center, 111., is subject to
attacks of Group. Mr. Johnson says he
is satisfied that the timely use of Chum-
berlain’s Cough Remedy.during a severe
attack. saved his little boy’s life. He is
in the drug business, a member of the
firm of Johnson Bros. of that place; and
they handle a great many patent medi-
clues for throat and lung diseases. He
had all these to choose from, and skilled
phycians ready to respond to his call.
but selected this remedy for use in his
own family air. time when his child's
life was in danger, because he know it
to be superior to any other, and famous
the country over for its cores of croup.
Mr. Johnson says this is the best selling
Cough medicine they handle, and that it
gives splendid satisfaction in all cases.
For sale by (1. C. Stillson and E. P.
Weed. “
The length of life may be increascdby
lcsaeningils dangers. The majority of
people die from lung troubles. These
may be averted by promptly using One
Minute Cough Cure. E. l’. Weed and
U. C. Slillson.
“I escaped being a confirmed dysycplic
by taking Aycr’s l‘ills in time." This is
the experience of many. Aycr's Pills,
whether as an alter-dinner pill or as a
. The Ohio-Senatorship or Secre-
nr worm
senator Ilium-u Iovitod to 3- Hello-
Chairman Hanna explains under what
place in the cabinet.
pablicnn United Slates signator- from Ohio.
Mr. Hanna's worse must be decided by
Senator John Sherman.
and they are Waiting to learn what [ml-
nccept the treasury portfolio. but Mr.
from Ohio.
the posit-ion of currently of the treasury.
\lsors, thus vacalingr his seat in the son.
Mr. McKinley will not. decide on his
mum until he learns exactly what pool-
lion Senator Sherman will lake."
Ibat it had practically been decided that
i‘ongmeslnnn limucllu of Maine would be
lln- Mil-rotary of the navy.
with Gem-ml (imsvenor. ctmgressman from
lbc Eleventh Uhio district, in which he
. tat-y of the Treasury.
PilBPBB THE FORUM.
Auum
ur- Sooromy or stun—4r ll- Amp".
“no “about Ilsa“. Will no on In.
nouns—Guns“! are-venou- Vlows.
CLEVELAND, Nov. iii—A close friend of
lrcnmstanees Mr. Henna would accept a
“Mr. Hanna,” he said; “will either go
hto the cabinet or he will be the next Re-
Both thochair-
mm and Mr. McKinley undoruland that,
ion Mr. Sherman will take.
‘fliir. McKinley wants Mr. Hanna to
fauna hm! other aspirations. lio believes
t Would be a greater honor to be senator
But Senator l-lhornum stands
a the way of that. Mr. McKinley will
iffcr Senator Sherman the position of sec-
clury of state, and if hodccllncstogo into
he cabinet then Mr. Hanna will accept
illould Mr. Sherman decide. however, to
.ccome one of President- hic-Kinloy’s ml.
me, Mr. Hanna will become his successor:
This name friend of Mr. Hanna said
Despite the
he! that both General Miles and (‘oloncl
Fred. Grant hold a («inference will) Mr.
.‘JcKinloy, neither of them, says this gon-
Ileman, will get the porthdio of war.
’Groovonor Gino his yum.
B-L Tobaccos
are always popular
because everybody
likes them. They
are. the best brand
on earth, because
the tobacco, used
is all bestgjleaf:
they have the finest
flavor on earth,
and are always the
‘s'ame—-—That' s why
B. L. is so popular.
A local paper publishes an interview
nullinou lllrl views as to the policy of the
Republican party.
lie says in the outset that be expresses
his own views and. does not undertake. to
mmmil or rcpnwnt any other number of
llmpnrty than himself. Furlbcrmon'. hi.‘
mos not even muscnl to bind himself to
iln-sevluws should the majority of his
ill-publioan asslx-iums on the ways and
means conmilllcc dissent from lllmn. lie
lays:
"'l‘lw mnulinn of the hour. it seems to
me, so far as it relates. to oconmniu lcgislw
lion, is "Ought tho filly-fourth mugrms
in its closing: snesion pass the liinglcy
bill. 01' Ibould that measure be allowed to
perish and the Republican party more for-
wnnllnllu- discharge. of the high duty
imposed upon it, by the rtwnt election? "
Un tho-c questions Gem-ml Hrosvcnnr
takes the position that. although it mlghl
be well. if the Illnuloybillcuuld llcpm-‘sml.
tor lcmporury relief and be followed im-
umllnlclyultcr the libel March in an
i xlra session of congress by the passage of
;. propor permanent lnozwnrc. yet llu‘ bat-i-
ngc of that lcnlntlw bill “ill binder and
obstruct the immun- of a proper measure
and llu‘rI-lul'c ~should nnl lwnltclnptcil. llc
with-inns the illnnlcy bill for proposing ml
vellum-m dullvs. which have proved filllllll'
in}; invitations lo di-lrmnl the government
This wusunc great drive! of iluszlvnn
bill. and it should be rmucdicd in future
ngislmion.
Does Not Meet Requirements.
Another rmmn for the defeat of tho
Ilimzb-y bill. bum-vs. is, llmt ll «low; not
mm the rmnirmncnls of the St. Louis
platiorm as a prnlcvti ‘0 measure.
He says everylicpbblimn number of
the ways and llll"lllH mmmillw hm) lu-cn
w elected. and lhosr nmml-ors."during llu-
llmc which is iuclapm- between the ill-st
Alnmlny in lice-Nulwr and tho lib (lay of
\lurcbcun formulaic a thrill bill prmb
icuml upon the principle-z of the ill-Kin»
luv law. “ill: ‘li'lll‘lllllilrllllllllll‘il in existing
.wuulllluns. perm-toll and really l'ol'pasmgo
within lmnlnysul‘n-r Ibo meeting of an
l“ll‘l| M‘niliifl of congress, and then. if
more is patriotism and Republicanism
vuuuuli in the mimic. ll can lli' pnm'll
miuu law and lu' rmuly for enforcement
bv the l~t of May.
remedy for liver complaint, indigestion,
flatulency. water branh. and nausea. are
invaluable.
mt Mobil,
0U T L O O K
Published Every
Saturday.
Weekly .
l3 Astor Place, mm York.
O
The Uutlooll will be in i897, an it. has
been during each of in twenty-amen
years, elllnlory of nor ”on Timon. in
its variouo editorial (leimrtuwntn. The
(unlock given a cmnpact rovicw of the
worhl'u progress; it follows with can- all
the important philanthropic and induih
trial movements of the day: has a com-
plete department of religion news;
devotee much space to the interestsof the
home: reviews current literature; for.
ninbes’cheorfoi tabledalk about men
and things; and, in short. aims to give.
fresh information. original observation
and renewable entertainment. .
Beginning with the filly-filth volume.
thcpaper will resume the regular magn-
with a large anmlmof pictures.
imam in slim,
zine sine, which will add greatly to its
«luminance om! attractiveness. The
Outlook is published every salutary».
dtiyltwo issue“ your. The first icons
in each month in an mounted Magazine
Numbermutoibinu about twice up many
page! no the ordinary imam, mother
The price oi'l‘bo Outlook is three on].
lei-legit“:
"Hn the ulhrr Imml. lol the Dinah-y
larlll law be int-35ml, founded on ii is
upon errors that :m- ni‘ulllllll and int-urn.
lilv, 'l'ln'il Ni ii rim lill lh‘l-i'llilwr. lb'il'i.
and lot congress»: organize. appoint mm
willows. encounter Ibv deluyol’ lb:- bull
days. attack a nun-v of invidenlai lvuisla»
lion and not about l‘raiulngu permanent
l‘lrlll. in Hull who ll should do “'0“ ll‘ ll
mu an untried nu-nuurc through by Sop
wmlmr. 1505 in the mill-d of ncnmpalun
for common Mumu’hllo lln» country
\mulil’ bv Ilnmlml with foreign lmpnl'm-
lions, in the injury of homo industries. llie
reduction of wwnuc and a long lraln oi
mqulll'nl l'i‘lln.”
..... W‘Mu
“munitions For the limboulor.
lliu'rmun. \‘m', 3Lwllt‘im'ili‘v Her
roam lhinncby of New Haven lma obtain-
ml miulnlllnu papery. on the unwrnm- nl
("do for tho unmuulvr of Junie» linrumn.
now under urrcnl at (‘im-iunaii l’luu‘uml
with “up“.npmwnl. (Jul-Man was the con
ploynr was away on a hunting lrlp nbmu
mm Wi‘Ql‘H mm lbmppa-nml. investigation
alumni Ilml ln- limit llllly ’l.:l"“ lll cash
and prnlnbly mum A young u‘nman
Inmml Vanni" (‘nrn-r, with whom ho ho.
mow lnhmmlcd, iwmmpaainl him in his
mm and mm wilh him when ummml.
Minna up n blrile.‘ '
Huwoms. l’a.. Nov. 2i w'l‘bu mm mm
ployrtl at the l’nilcrmll mine are mu un
nit-lite. claiming that their whim \t‘vfi‘ not
paid on Saturday. Foamy lnswrlor
i‘nuipbcli has arrived and will iuulxtnn
ll)‘ ppm-atom mmplylng with lbc wxni
Monthly pajr law in lbw future. The mine
only resumed but 'i humbly alltr a lmlil
lllli'moifl. diluln tin» brmlwr huviliglmn
bimvu down by a wind-tomb.
Antonia: I'M a Royal Marylou.
lmmm‘v. Nov. lei-WA l‘npvnham-n din.
rinuolma been armband lwiwrwi Prince
Christian of Denmark. chlcst maul i'mwn
l’rlmr' l’rlvlviici'u mul Prim-via l’milllw of
\i‘urb-mlmru. the llflllflllifl' of King Wit
limo ii of \i‘urlmnimrg. Prim-r (inflation
WM born Hopi. up. into, and Prim-ms
llclonllul clerk of Edward Mallcy of the,
Ibm nl filallvy dc Smiley. dry goods mer j
clouds of New Haven. and whih- lib: cm 5
How in Ours Bulious Colic.
I suffered for weeks with colic and
pains in myslomaoh caused by biliousness
and had to take medicine all the while
until I used Chamberlain’s Colic, Chol-
era and Diarrhora Remedy. which cured
me. “i have since recommended it. to a -
good many people. Mrs. F. Butler, Fair~
haven. Conn. Persons who are subject
to-billious colic can ward oil the attack
by taking this remedy as soon as the first
symptoms appear. Sold by G. C. Slill~
son and h}. l,’. Weed.
“Excuse me," observed the man in
spectacles, "but I am a surgeon. and
that is not where the liver is.“ “Never
you mind where his liver is," retorted
the other. "If it was in his big too or
his left ear, DoWilt‘s Little Early Risers
would reach it and shake it for him. On
that you can bet our gig-lamps." E.
P. Weed and (iv. ‘. Stillson '
Mr. N. N. Osborn, well known at
Woodstock, Mich, was troubled with a
lame back. He was persuaded to use
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. It gave him
relief in one night. This remedy is also
famous for use-urns of rheumatism. For
sale by G. (3. Srillson and E. P. Weed.
Absolutely pure. perfectly harmless
and invariably reliable are the qualities-
lzfllnc Minute (Tough (fair. It never
fails in colds, cronp and lung troubles.
Children like it. because it is pleasant to
lake and it helps them. E. F. Word
and G. C. Stillson.
The old lady was right when she said.
the child might (be if they waited for
lhodoclor. She saved the little one’s
life With a low doses of (me Minnie
Cough Cure. She had used it for cruup
before. 112. l’. Weed and (i. C. Stillsou.
CASTORlA
For Infant: and Children.
mm-
Iinll. , in:
drama W mry
a! , ' .- mmr.
Soothing, and um irrilnling. strength-
ening, and not weakening, emull but cf
l‘eclivi-weucb are the qualities of
ill-.Will's Lillie l-Jarly llimrsdhc famous
little pills. E. l’. Wood and G. (Y. Hilli-
son.
“The worst cold i ever had in my life
Winirurml by Chumluirlnin'u Cough livin-
( I K .
prescription fllr Infants and 'lldl
. dreu. It contains neither Opium,
Korphino nor other Narcotic sub
stance. It ilaharmless substitute for
Peregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee in thirty yearn’ use by
millions cf Mothers. Castoria. is the
Children's Panacea~the Mother’s
Friend.
For lnlhnto and Children.
having Custom. and see that the {ac-51min
signature of
is on the
wrapper.”-
Wcshull pro-
tect ourselves and the public‘sl all hazards.
"l‘mi Cannon COMPANY, 77 Murray St... N.Y.
l—IU'NT
a. . . .
ZELUFF
‘ g What is
llv
Curatorial ll Dr. Samuel Pitcher.
casromA .
Do not be imposed upon. but insist upon
W
“"93 H 'h --'v
no... \$
(69“
I876 I0 1883
”dices. 436 Main Street,
BBIDGEPORT. CONN-
Wholesale
and
Retail
Dealers
. in
Fish ,
Oyste rs,
Cla ms,
ScaHopsy
liorsc Radish ground to order
Pure Maple St rup.‘
Telephone. 35—4.
cum 8. CZELUFF.
Think. tit
4-
VIEWS.
0 nil-gm run inn not no
PM no: W .
Wasnmu'rox, Nov. Edenfilommr James
K. Jones of Arkansas, the chairman o! the
Democratic national, diminution. he! re»
turned for the magnesium sebum. ‘I‘ho
announ' appeared to be :in good health.
In his talks the senator expressed the opin-
ion that it was not at all likely that the
Diogley revenue bill panned by the house
at the last session would be level-ably acted
on in the senate. lie favors a tax on Met
in place of any general tar!!! revision and
says, by making thin additional in: 81 per
barrel, about $30,000,000 per yearrevenuo
would be derived. ringer he regards fill a
necessity of life, and further taxation of
it would work airliner the interests of the
poor. The name is true of other articles
of consumption, of which a {great deal is
used by the poor. The verbatim-also declare-
himoelf in favor of an income tax. so that
the rich should be made to contribute to
ward the burdens of govcrmnent.
Senator Jones declares that the battle
for free silver will be carried on until the
metal is restored to the place it held before
it wasdcmonclizml by lllcaclof 1873. The
leaders of the silvcrmm'l-mcnl contemplate
a gathering in the near future when a dirt.
cussiou will be had as in lhcprospoctn. and
Htcps taken looking to a continuation of
the light.
From what. the senator said. ll is proba-
blc that the Di‘liltlcl‘iilfi will establish pol"
nmncnt headquarters in this city from ,
which to keep up the campaign for 1900. -
seamen loot
Was Robbed In Mexico.
\VASHIXHTUX, Nov. 24.14111» Rosanna
Flnlcy, a citizen of tho l'nilcd Slates. has
rcturnml from Mexico by the kind assisl-
once. she says, of Minister Ransom. tn lay
before tho state department llcr story of
robbery and outraucat the lmndn of na-
Lives in the Mexican states of liunlux-lcn
and ('uxncu. it appears that Mrs. Finley
inn-am» the wife of a prominent physician
at Northampton, Min-iii, in ism; that the)"
, subsmnonily lived also in Illlri oily and at
New Orleans; and afterward separated;
that :elu- wont. to Mexico in 1mm and prac-
licml Incdil-inc there. taking: the name of
Dr. Virginia ilnrdnlpbi. 'i‘bc robbery of
her money resulted from making loans
which she could not collect. Her inquest.»
for it “'l'l'i" llll‘t ' by gross insults. and she
was pcrscr-ulml by the inhabitants and
lwicc thrown into prison and on one or-
cuvinm was ll~‘$.’lillll'!l null‘rnbbcd byn band
of soldiers. ‘
End of n Celebrated Cane.
SYLVAXIA, (.31.. Nov. 2i.-—.~\ :cnsation
was causal by lllL' sudden death \nulvr
what. at first sm-mml suspiriouscircum—
stain-vs of Captain .l. (‘. Bryan, the moat
important witness for the stain againsl
Solomon Ziegler and \i‘. J. \l'nllwr. charged
with the murder of old (ll-urge Bellingcr.
investigation showed that his death was
from hmu‘t trouble. The jury in Corrie.
Ziegll-r's (we returned avcrdicl of not
guilty. The verdict was not a surprise in
any one. wpm-ially as Sol Ziegler was ac
quilted. Judge ii. i). l). 'l'wiggs closed
for the prmcl-utlon will] a powerful speech.
and Tom Walé'nn clonal for tln‘ cfcnsc.
'i'hlsvnds the most celebrated case ever
tried in Mrivvn county.
Burikcr Surrender: Himself.
Cmmun. _\’u\-. :jl.——-l'lx»iiankc"r An-
thony Ktwcl, \\'ll0 failed last May for ovcr
Show», :ulllllflt‘ll that he Was gulltynl
crinm in l'm- handling: of llli‘ bank's funds
and was surrendered by his lmndsmcn. ill)
slum! ilmi ln- inul dovillril in ill‘llllllflll :llly'
log-ml light. and in :uwpl lli< pnni<lmlcnt
it has lu-vn nl'l'nnuril ilml lw plead guilty
to larceny folio]: and be Will. in Ilw Iwni-
lvnliziry. Ill' is the lir~l bunker in the
slalom be will. in lll'lroll l'ur misusing '
flunk lllll‘llnll‘ll to his care. Kniel‘s bunk
was. one of tin-(.1000 on the West nllll‘ and
llilil always lli'i‘ll l'n-gzirllrll :H lilnIm-lully
mund- ll “as yulronizcd principally by
\vul'llingluon illill small lmlicuncn. “‘ll'l
lost cvl-ryibingz,
The. Slelmn Will “Cash
linsToV, Nov. L’l.-ill conformity will:
the order ul' llll'<lllll‘i‘llll' jlliill'llll vault (in
album)»; for -\l|:t lllvllmulul lum‘ lib-ll
cdy." wrilca W. ll. Norton. of Halter
Clank, (Jail.
cough unlll wan otwcloratinu all the
lilnc. Tho n-mmly cured ml‘, and l.
x
with a cough or cold to got it. for it will
dollwm. nod." Bold by ii.('. Slilimn
and E. l’. Vccd. :
1
lion's This.
Weol’l’or Unc ilundml flollnra ro-
wanl for any mum of Unlarrh that can-
not be cured by Hall‘u Collin-h (lure.
F. .l.(-,‘lll’.Mv:\‘ dz. (to, Toledo, 1).
We, the mulcrfiifiuu-d. have known 1".
. .l. Chem-y for the ant fifteen years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business obstructions and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by their llrm.
Wear &Tun.ix. Wholesale llmggints.
Toledo. 0. ,
WM.lii.‘i(l.KlNN.\i\' (is MARVIR. Whole-
nain Drummer, Toledo, l l.
Holl‘n Calm-tn Cure is taken internal-
ly. mllngdlrmtly upon the blood and
moor-mu uniforms, of the system. Tutti.
mnnbds sent free. Price 750 per bottle.
Sold by all druggisln. '
patch to The Daily Mail «aye that a nmr- ,
To cure all old norm. to heal nu indo-
lent ulcer, or to willy cum piles. you
need simply apply Demo’s ”Wm-h line.
The Beauty of Wall Decoration
u'yhifi cold 1,.” mp will: u dclmmls on the work ol’ the designer. So
i bountiful, delicate and varied arc the
lpailvrns in this stock, the must artistic
‘ if what
Wliill “all (if my invade will!" lmublml ‘ you want, in not hum, you make up vnur
laslo cannot fail to be pleased.
unl it’ll not to be had. .
Scolng’s from
in
l Painting, paper hanging and decorat- :
- nu. .
if not convenient for you to call at the
More, drop a postal, and Iwill be pleased
to call on you with nfull line of suniples.
E. E. GORHAM ,
ll) FIRST AVENUE.
Connection!
lien Nomnlk.
a 9
Why take the chance of |D lug
without insurance, when our
(lento a day will
FOR 3|.000l
“"l
meat of M.
nail to on H
am. With M m ““1 ‘
insurance,
Connecticut Genera
lilo inlunnoo Co.
0! Hartlord.
s. sundinmsu
ill Washington Street. 8o. ism-It
o
YOUNG-MAN
lNSURE YOUR LIFE
0r rib: Clo. a day will give you an Endow
on
its eve thln
also, the but is the cheapest. loom-yin til:
>pm-illvnlions giving the dale and place 0i
ln'l‘ mnl'l‘lnuc in John Stetson. According
lo the ilm'lllzn'lll. tlu‘ marriage look plari'
in l’rm‘ltlcnro 071 Doc. 7. HT”, and tin
I‘nllplv l'md ingrllu'l' until April H. lel.
Mr. Slulmn during the lime zlcknmvlcxig
lug bar in lw his will- and holding her out
in other»; nu mob. 'l'ln' raw- which is an
app-all from ilu- decision ol’ lbe prubrm
mun nlluu lll': tlw will. will now hr
pluvmlun lln- lr'ml loll «u' the mill-I and
will lu' lu-ani in lln- l-mim- ul" ;. ."mv xvi-ole.-
il lln' lurid-5's; un- mull:
[film-lion (‘unlool In Sunlh I nrnllnn.
('an um S, I‘ . \'-.v 9|.» :rpulilrum
rm (l‘illlw- llll'| I'vt'n .. 1;: "' llll‘ I‘ll'l’ll'lll
i”i‘.l plum-~17 Milli lln- II-vim ul mtimswl»
.l.!.lill‘~l :nvumlinr: lliv I‘l l‘lllicul u: in “mi!
llrium ,.!i - l ,1; mwbl - \‘x‘liu iv w I’ll"'ll'll ll"
'Iliv :nw «1 ill.‘ mm m. l'lugi‘ zillvgc lluul
llli'l‘l‘xhll'llllllli inu' lu- unv-on-lilHlionnl,
and many humor. mold lllll l‘v-givlvr. :mil
ibnl mam who did \wrb not ullnwml ll
\Hli'. 'i'ln'l‘w ‘M'l'l' pl'llii'ah ll‘nlll till Hi llh
wwn illfill‘ll‘ln u-xvnrpl i'nligrcsmnnn Mu-
lmm‘ln x bill llu- llml'il mI-l'lulml t'lml'
«um- and declared llli‘ llcmm'l'nN clct'tml
i
l
Nova krollu Schooner “To-oiled.
ll.\I.H'.\\. \ov, tinm'l'lu- Nova biotin
svlmuucr -\l\.\‘nmi, from luau-r (‘uvo in!
llwlou u'ub n mum of urimi‘muvs. is In
lilil‘ll‘ll arbor» on liullrl'» bland bur, Mr.
and llw captain win-s in ”In owners llml
duo it full nl’ \ralvruml brnku-n lnlu'o.
filn' is {Iii inns l'i‘izlh‘ll'l‘. ball» from Porn
born und i4 uwnml and mnmumdml by
Manna-l llcnlumln. The. hull la lumml
in illilllnxnllim‘smul the freight ill Hi.
John.
Shot by A Con-table.
h't‘llax'l‘nx, l'n., Nov. 2' l.-~~.lnlm Karycb‘
of l'riol‘buru was abol- and killvd by Max
Kiwblcr, a countable. 'l‘lw lullcr, “worn
panicd by nnnllwr countable and two l'l”
tens. Went to Kcl'ychl'n lllllli-‘I to curve a
warrant on him for mold". lioryrhi re
' fuml in mum out, whorcuwn Kuwhlvv
lowed upon a window. and. placing a rc-
volvcr against Krryrhi‘s alxlomon, ilrcd.
Kochlcr was locked up.
The Partition of Turkey.
Imvlmx. Nov. ulw'l‘lm Dally Mllll'.‘
fivrlin mrrmpondent mya lhat the Grand
hula». Nll'lmlaa of llnmlu on a rot-out vim;
in Vienna look with him a proposed for
the partition of Turkey among the pm'fl'l‘l
and to make (:omtanllnopio a free port.
llama to have Asia Minor and England
to have Egypt.
more Whoa! Crop In Australia.
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a,
i’aulin. wmllmm (m. in, Mt. Pl fill"! mmfilinl in (“William m ‘W ‘ ” “‘“‘ anmvmr \m as Tim
I “ m ’ ' ‘ , ,. , , r9» . .,.... government.
will!“ gt}“-“-m:.m‘ lg - $312!!!! (3 Ufiéiifioglflm ’m' 1"" WMSOfflflérplééé‘e Mount. votimatm the wheat yield of Vie-
W at It 3,, ’4 “mm ' -----’-_1f..--- LMM A, v‘,'gngngr1r3‘ a ”if; 1? mm at ’l',00(l.01i0 Imam, which will
no smpéi‘d ”limb; is in build OW ‘ film“ bulimic infill?” “m" "‘mw’fim‘m’“
worm-gin ”a e!» a“ o”; fin, ’ WW ‘3' WM“- m Mum. moms-a-
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