)lu will: find tony
are not to be found
and of attractive prices.
goods that are desirable i.
elsewhere in Norwalk at
A. w. Auqrm's
Jewel.“ S’lflnlfi.
NORWALK. - ' '
llnvhédiléfil’ills’
CONNECTICUT
., mm.-- W. -M...
THE 0
ironsrzn
The great
, remedy for HaZIBtdn
" mmnfi
«4‘ call nervous
and
M, dimmofihe
_ uWPmfiFailmzor c
. , g m; ross. reek
tee of Tobacco or Opium, which
end Innsni
mil: 6 houses for $5.00.
Gil-.Hw’s. MWJililo.
drum
- - OALS
FOR RANGE AND FURNACE.
These Cools free from dirt
sud Ilate; lbe delivered by
careful dri 11. Send order
for ssmple out and satisfy
yourself thli our claim is-oor-
COMPANY.
by our steam derricks. sows. bor-
fngmoobiiies.oto., we can quote
LOW PRICES OK
i Kinds of-‘l'imber Work!
W Faculties or any Largo Build-
;' 3 lug work a specialty.
3101‘, RIVERSIDE AVENUE.
'. . ‘ user NORWALK. CONN.
teen
E GAMBLE, Manager.
013 I]
“:22: ..
HINGS Read
The
5 SHOULD
l INTEREST Senltineli
YOU l
l FIRST
1 There is a great saving in using
;' St. Louis Pastry Flour. This flour W
l Will make better pastry with less
? lard than the fittest Washburn,
Pillsbury or Jones flour.
SECOND.
I am getting quite a good many
perfectly- fresh. home. laid engS;
some from my own fowls. When
E’ van want eggs of this sort, inquire
here, and you may depend on get-
‘ting what you buy; 35c dozen.
i. ,f
VmVltiVnAL
”filfifin‘.
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NOW °°D as crs AT ‘3'“:E THEN
CATON’QE VITALIZER
Cures gene"! or I trial nobility, wakeful-
ness. sperm-torture -. rmlssions. im utency.
paresis. eic. Corrcq «, functional d sorders.
roused by error: or PM , guickly ycsmrmg
Loot Mtnhood in old or mung, givinx vigor and
strength when: former a rim ~~ prevmlnl. Cz-n
bum
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venicni pockage, simple, Ah- I ; l. and legitimate
THIRD .. Cunt ts Qun limb Tuonouou.
Ilnn't fit .r'rrri‘rlr. ' r’lm’mlz'imr.' ili\|\l m
CATON'S Vitsllzc . ~
ills! does not Iuvr it, v," r pkgc. O lhl ’3
with written guar he of complete cure.
lulnrmniiwu, it‘ll 7mm: v , iv .- :iml mnlhlrnnnl.
lam selling nice butter at 25c.
Comparison invited.
w .IlCll if yum rim-g
3"?“ It! bi v. hil‘h'l u‘l ‘ to! 2'5 i‘tx. lllf :i ut‘tk'i
LORE "20 m BB LE “‘ ‘2lii’i‘i...’.‘f“ cycliiii‘ii‘ “
. , Sold by Geo. 0.. balloon, South Nor-
11 North Msln Street. walk-
‘Mlss JULIA CLAVEN,
. 52 Connecticut Turnpike,"
. Holds the lucky number.
3072”
And guts tho
leautiful Peerless
Bicycle!
ow ,.
elovrn's DOUBLE SHOESIORE,
40 and 42 Wall street,
NORWALK, CONN.
Watch this space for tomorrow.
When in i
Nervous Dom? what to ”J:
Impoten .‘cmph .Vsrieceelesnd
other we ”ch3. me: any cause
use Senor lm. Drains checked
., and fullvlumuieii restores.
:1: “a 7 whim muffle".
Mei foul Motions“ . Mih
2002793“ v n {11". e enormity to
m r money. ms
Wit. Iwcmz melanoma.
a“ “2:057
Fine rlntng
,5 ‘ ‘
till his» Antilles hos
‘ ,. ‘ ’ immunised)
the m slid contains some startling the
tines and mammalian: drawn from s
rlfdlhurpmtionof tbciow underwe-
tu militiamen of the records of his oilioo,
w lob includes thc‘lond department The ‘
t business shown ,‘
to rsilroud comm ‘
was»! land We»
Eliot the greats of hind
nie- lzy can and by the state, within
the limits 0 the stain of Minoan in aid
in the construction of the 3.260 .uilos 0!
line. have amounted to over 20.000.000
com. The total em of the state in about
45.000.900 cores. A reasonable valuation
at these railroad binds is 010:5,oco,ooo, or
about 082,000 per mile. 0! thnso lands the
companies have already roooived over
tumour! boron. .oud under the swamp
lead out from tho stoic they have received
We! 33,000,000 additional.
Tho auditor's conclusions and recum-
mendotlon regarding mineral lauds. how-
ever. are most startling. Ho recommendl'
that tho legislature direct that notion be
begun in tho courts looking to the rooov- =
cry of lands already conveyed to the Du~ l
luth sod iron Bongo railroad, amounting
to 200.000 acres, and that the remaining
portion. 403,000 acres. be declared forfeit,
ed. Those lands. conservatively vuluod,l
are worth £3,000,000, being located excluo
slvcly in St. Louis, Lake and Cook oouuv
tics, which comprise the mineral and tim-
ber portions of the state. lie thou calls at-
tcutiou to the constitutional provision that
all stain lands must be sold at. public nucp
tion. As the timber has been tonsillercd
port of the realty it hits boon similarly (lil-
posed of, and the state auditor now minus
the question whether the mineral is not
ciao u port of the ronlty and should not be
disposed in like humour. The Rockofollors
and the Minnesota Iron company hold 90
per rout of the mining contracts on suite
lauds. including the (anions Oliver mine,
with its great. oro deposits. and those were '
ull scourod of; priVntu solo, so thnt if his
contention be approved there would boa
general shaking up in mineral contracts
The loud where the rich mountain iron
. mine is located was solcctoti in film! by the
than state auditor for indemnity school
loud. in 1858 tho sonic ofllciol—npporout-
ly through on error or oversight—executed
u rolinqulshiuoni. buck to tho government.
This loud is valued ut. not loss than ”2..
000,000. Suits Auditor Dunn takes the
around that posrdbly tho stoic still holds
title to those lands under tho original so-
lociion. out] that tho rollnqulehmont woe
null and void because the mulltor bud no
power to oxccutc such rcllnquishmcut.
that power rcuminiug with the governor.
The Bering Claims Commission.
VICTORIA. B. 0.. Jun. 4.—~\'hlnol of web
sols nnd toebnluiil evidence on to cost of
uiuchinory equipment of the steam schoon-
er seized, for which clnims are made, eon-
stitutu tho major portion of the testimony
taken by the Bering oluims commission
during tho pun wook. The daily sessions
have been uniformly burr-on of general in-
terest, although homo little amusement
won roused by (Tnptulii 'l'homloro Mnmiosv
on, who was rolled by the United Statue.
shying in cross uxumlnutlon that. in [two
he lmd nitulo his boat. catches in Boring
son in September, and tlmt thono who sold
September was not it good month for smi-
lng did not know what. they were talking
obout.
Minors Get I Reduction.
Mnsmnox. 0.. Jun. -i.~—i\'otivos bin-u
been [muted at all tho mint-n in tho bloodl-
lon district of a reduction in the prion of
pick mining from til cents to bl cents por
ton. 'l'ho notice Hays u ruin of ill) «cunts line
boon llfll‘ctiil upon in Ponnsyiwmin under
thi- long (lfitilllllfillctl system whereby the
tibio rote is if routs loss than that of tho
l’lttsburg district, tlit-roforu the hi cont
rate will be umlutuincd under existing
0““tllllilllfi. About 2.000 inch urn now out,
but. it is thought they will msuxno Work
uud mutiuuu till after this jolm. meeting
of operators uud minors at Columbus,
Jun. 1:}.
Vaudeville Actreu' Suicide.
Cmmxsut. Jun. i.-—-hlis.~r Hmlloy.
daughter of on undertaker at Rimlicutor,
l'nliilnlbli‘il uulvldu hero, film was known
bore no liullo llowiird Mouton. und whilu
with Writer untl l-‘loldn' vundovlllo compu-
ny on ilollo Weber. She Will! addicted to
morphine and took on overdose with nul-
oltlul intent. Shuluff lutfcrs to bar mother - ~ ,. -
and others. film died in tho patrol wagon
whilo being billion to tholiuapitul. film
was well educated nnd ranked high in
vuuduvlllu pcrformnm-os.
landed Down With Western Mons.
HARTFORD. Jon. -i.—-Thu lowu Mort.-
uogccompany of Hartford. reputed to ho
41710 of tho ntrrinmzst cmmutniou in tho
western loam buoluosn, liml plum-d into tho
bonds of n receiver-owing to tho compnuy
being unublo to mom maturing uiiiirunti-nd
lounit 'l'ho wxnpzmy bus limbs in lawn.
Klilllillrl and Nebraska. 'l'im creditor-.4,
which number about um). lmlmm chiefly
in this slum. \l’illluni ll. Fuller of this
city bus been nppolutod receiver. The lio-
billtlcs urn 0215.129.
Hotel Burned at fuse Ilsy.
CAPE MAY. N. .l.. Jun. i.—’l‘ho llutni
Plnrmout, «n Arnlrm Much. has been
complotoly(liznlroyod by ill-o. Tho origin
of tho iiro in iwliuvml to how boon n defect-
ivn lino. it won built. of. it cost of 120,04“),
otul limit)" mm oxpuudod in furnishing it.
An lusumnm of “3.000 was corriod. 'l be
born! won owned by Elwood Bunker of
l’hllmlolphln. but. within the post fow
wooku in bollovoil to bore boon purchased
by other portion.
(re-iodine Hallway nut-rm».
OTTAWA. Jim. tailor). A. ll. Blair.
inhibitor of mllwnys. returned here from
his trip to the Pacific count. it. to undo!»
stood that. his ropmt to tho government
will be in favor of bUlding o milroud
through i it! Crow's Nest. pullout the Rock»
fee. but ow it is to be done is another
question. upon which Mr. Illuir will any
nothing.
Thrown from I (lam-cs.
Artur“; Gm, Jan. 4.-—Mrr. .l. Mey-
brhoff and hire. meun. mother lend
«laughter. militants of this city. were scri-
nusly rind prohuhly fntnlly injured by be-
ing thrown from their mnlugo both are
in the hospital nod urn unmmsnlmm. 'l'lie
physicians have small hopes of their recov-
"yr
.. . .W.u—.w
WWWWMIG “sting.
Wsmnm. Moos. Jen. tulilililnm
Murphy. inyeors of use. was drowned
while skating on the Charles river. The
body was moved.
Pants. Jen. hay-Vivien St. flsrtiu. the
futons geographer. is deed.
Robert‘fivunntom'
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ThatWear ‘
the longest andgirslfhe boot satis-
faction Ill fl» muting ought to be
will more than shoddy clothes.
but the luclypurclmsa we told you
of. lungs good; clothing dawn to ,
. shoddy prices. i
look of the $6.50 and 37.50 all
wool suits for men—suits that
were made to sell for 810. and "more.
a goodjudgeof clothing to see if.
Take the 810. 872. 813.50. 815. 820. 825 suits—-
there's more value than (Ire price tag says.
Orm ooys' clothes. Suite for little boys. made of
liord. tough. boye' cloth. as low as S2 to 85-3 to
8 year! sizes. For big boys, 14 to 19 years, surfs
from”. {0815. ‘ '
To moire cerium to please every cuslomer we you
“Your money back If you want it." That makes
trod/by Ilene safe.
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Golf Clot/um,
Dress Suits,
Dress Suit fixrhgs,
Coachmen's Clothing.
Dana/man's 0/0ves,00llars.
Open Evenings While '96 Lasts. .
MEIGS-&(0.
Ell/0057037. GUI/ll.
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Nash & VanScoyl
We are now offering a fine selection of Cut
Glass for holiday gifts. We guarantee every
article to have a lasting finish; we do not
apply the term “cut glass" to goods finished
by mills, as is done elsewhere, but buy from
the best manufacturers; you can relyon each
article for a perfect shape. Our ilaviland
China, of many designs, cannot be excelled.
“’4: have the finest and richest assortment of
fancy odd pieces, as well as dinner sets, that
can be bought outside of New York. The
prices will suit all purses, but an early call is
required to choose the prettiest.
NASH &VAN$COY,
Cor. ll. Halo and West Streets...
SOUTH NORWALK. CONNECTICUT.
OLD AND RELIABLE
DailyDirectFreight Line
BETWEEN
NEW YORK.$OUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
THE PROPELLERS
CITY or NORWALK, EAGLE AND
VULOAN,
Will leave Pier 23, E. R., Beekmon street, New York.) at 5 p. to.
Leave Norwalk, 5 p. m; South Norwalk 6 p. m. Freight received from
7a.m. to 5 p in. Upon application to agents the City of Norwuik
liuglc and Vulcan will be sent for special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
All persons are forbid trusting any of the employees of the boots of
this line on account oi the owners thereof.
What is It ?
the prompts you toboy your shoes st
one store hither thou soother? Isn’t it
style. nudity. lit dursbility sud price so
tothoshco sud prompt sod courteous
sttention on the rt of the prupriutm‘ sud
snicsrnsnf if i so era the reel induce-
ments we look for s liberal Moot your
"T's. BROWN,
so «memo truer.
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soon lllmlk W. nu. About it.
There Are Praises '
m the Alt. , .
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‘ i dill“
Its in the sir. if; my, Q
. Can't stop it spreading. . l}-
Can't stop people talking. ll
Can't keep down a good thing.
It has become common property.
People who don't know shoot.“ well
to know. _
People who do know wont to tell
ubout it.
There is a reason for this.
'Tin Kidney education.
“South Norwalk people are learning it
‘ at.
Learning it by experience.
Looming it from their neighbors.
It‘s what we any and what they esy.
We say Baekache means Kidney
ache.
They soy Dean's Kidney Pills ours
It.
We serum or West beck menus
Week Kidneys. '
They say Dunn's Kidney Pills mus
the Kidneys strong.
This is not“. theory, but e condition.
Here's proof of it:
, Mrs. Phillip Pint. No. It tecond ove-
nue, East Nomlk, says: "My doctors
tell me I have I genuine one of
Bright's disease. One of them treated
me siesdlly for six months and then
gave me up u incurable. My ankles
swell to twice their noturni olze: my
back aches so severely I can not keep
on my feet and! have urinary trouble
on well. I to! two boxes of Dean‘s
Kidney Pills at Pleistcd's drug store.
They have helped me. The swelling in
the ankles has subsided, and the back
aches end urinary troubles have die-
eppeured. I believe they will entirely
cure me.”
Dean's Kidney Pills. 60 cents per box.
for sale by ell dealers; sent by mail on
receipt of price. I-‘ostcr-Mllburn Co..
6019 Agents for the U. 8.. Buffalo, N. T.
—-——-.
Thousands are suffering excruciating
misery from that plague of the night.
itching Piles. and say nothing about it
through a sense of delicacy. All such
will find an instant relief in the use at
Mo“. ”"3111.” Intro- In”-
BUS l UN'fi LilitAl SUBWAY.
It Buns Under Bordon Common to Believe
the Crowded Hts-rots.
The manner in which Boston in solving
its rapid trunslt problom is interesting to
sll other cities which may have to solve u
siiullur problem for tlwmaclvcs in tho near
future. Boston is so situated as to in! pc-
oullurly in need of rapid transit from its
luminous motor to tho outlying words and
suburbs, but the obstacles to bo overcome
are especially grout. Thu business port. of
the city is eimiprossed into a small option.
and tho litre-ct.» lending out of it arc iunstly
crooked, narrow imd crowded with braille.
in the early loronoou the travel is almost
wholly toward tho business router. and in
tho into afternoon it is as heavily the other
way. Street blvckudos are of frequent (n;-
ourrcuuc. and obstruction to travel in con-
scqueutiy serious.
Many mothodu for overcoming this aim»
otlon wow suggested and put aside on im—
pructicublo. 'l‘hn building of elevated mods
nod the widening of streets were lllll'lllg
the pious proposed. but. tho chlcf objection
to both of them was that the relief, they
offered could be only tompnrnry. The only
Etlllclllfl which held out; the hope of giving
pcrmnncnt help won the sullwny and fun
uol plan, and us this Would mnkc it utmos-
sury to disturb the historic Common nod
to encounter mony rower, Kits and water
plpos it met with strenuous opposition.
Sculimont and tho fruvdum tho city bud
shown in gruntingunderground privileges
to prlvnm minimums scorned to form on
lmpuasoblo barrier to any advance. line or
both of these obntuvlca boil in ulvu way to
tho pressing llt'mls of the city or its busi-
ness and growth must. stop whom they
worn.
All other plunu lmvlng lmon shown to ho
impracticable, public opinion urntluolly
(‘l‘llbf‘l‘litl on tho auhwny plan. and in lsiill
tho lunleluturc crcutml u bourd of subway
coiuiuiculonom to investigate thu subject
und report ml to tho boat Inotbml of build-
lug. Tho Will'k thou [tossed into the litlllllll
of the Boston trunnit commission. which
has curried out tho projimv. The lcglnluturn
lliultiril tho cool. to $7,000,000 and allowed
live you” in which tomrform the work.
Aoplutmcil the mud will slur: from tho
old lioutuu uud Molno llnllroud stutlou
ultliuiud in what is known as the north
«ml of [lust/oil. it will then run thmurh
Wtinllllllxtuli. Uul‘llhlll oml Hanover DbYUillB
to Scoiluy uquuro; thonco under Tromont
«trout. to the corner of lloyiston strict.
whuro tho subwuy bmiwlwu into th
stoma. onu continuing under Truman:
letwf. to l’lcuuuut stroll. nod tho otlwr fol-
lowing linylntun street to the Public nor.
dull.
Any one familiar with the utmts of
Norton will ho chin to follow the route»
laid out. out] to those not acquainted with
tlmt city nothing but e mop would moire
tho pluu intelligible. Thorn wlll ho rlmiblu
titiirwls and subways. and to avoid inter
Hurling truck» o nubmubwuy will ho non»
nirnotod for one trnolt, or him trimlt will be
"dipped” bolow tlieulihcr. The two truck
sulMoys will ho iii foot with. nod in foot o
incline high, and the four ironic subways
will linvo the scum height. but in foot
wide. The work is of the time enduring
character. The wells are almost on mild
so rock, and tho arched cover is gunrnn»
toad to withstand tiny nmouut of trnflln of
the streets above it. This great engines".
lug foot. the largest of its him! now lmlng
untried on within the limits of any city,
has proceeded with neuron any lnoonron.
loom to buslnosii and without the knowl-
otlun of most of tho pnnpln of "notch.
The question of dispmlug of the subway
is now being discussed. As it is built by
money borrowed by tho city. it is thought
their it should return enough to pay inter-
ovt on the sum it met and to min a sinio
lug fund to wipe out the prluolml, but
whether this should be loom; lished by
lensing to one company or by 1 city ro-
uiinin orbital and charging rental we
milec onrtmir is Malnutrition. Plain“,
a Ibo" fuse. with the tighten! the tilt
nil W, will be the plan
"I."
'i'iisei whehleinihium,»
"me or signature” ‘
Woe For Two Years. ”MOO-Om
WASlllMi'foll‘, Jon. emit is leer-uni”.
high eittborlty that Cordial mm
the papal mercury o! m ”Wm W
Archbishop Ireland at at Paul. W
in unmistakable terms that the
PW" . 1,
entimly ammunition Bum limits
and his poiifiuee violatorml of them,
university. ps sacrum no:
Archbishop Ireland that ho median:
moremintulres in thowndMo! “”30 ‘V
mun authorities in American m . .
ltwsn silo learned that the ”Wiper”
in the United States has achieved is ’ .
victory in tho so intmcntof Hur- 0 . '
cell. the forum rector of the American
collegu in Room. to the bishoprie of Wile
urination, Do). Mgr. O'Connell hull.“
under copsuru for 1:033:37 two ’3". pso-
numnbly or his worm mosey
bishop Ireland's school theories. The Rev.
(J. 1". Thomas. rector 0! than!!!“ in
Baltimore, had been nomad for the “1'
mington diocese. It is stated M Father
Thomnu will be appointed vice rector ol
the Catholic university. and the retired
bishop of Wilmington. Right Buv. AIM
Curtis, will so to Baltimore as Gamma!
Glbbons' 'opiecopal constant. All that!
men are strong liberals.
County's 13-6.le
The Catholic universityhoe issued 2.000
invitations to the installation yo!
the llev. Thomas J. County, ‘ nowreor
tor. The ceremony will take pl Jan. 19,
at -l p. m.. inthc grand soloo oftbo Nov
Motion hull of philosophy. The acting reo-
tor, Dr. Philip J. Garrison, will mount
Dr. County with the constitution of the
university. the earl of his office and the
official and typical keys. Mgr. Martinelll,
the papal delegate, will receive the router’s
oath of allegiance uni! profession of with
He will thou solemnly confer on him the
title of prothonotury apostolic and the par
pol benediction esmcialiy conveyed by the
pope for this occasion.
The main feature ol the event will be
Dr. County's inaugural address. He has
promised in this speech to onunciato in
unmistakable tonne the policy which will
be followed during his regime. As it is
known that Mr. County received a few
weeks ago it special letter of instructions
from tho Vatican. the keoneet. interest at-
uwhes in his first public utterance. Cer-
dlnul Gibbons will also make some stony
rooms on tho Work of the university which
may be explanatory of much recent crltl‘
clam. Many of tho hierarchy are expected
to nttnnd the communion. Archbishop Ire-
lund bus signified his intention to be pree-
out.
Sod-lists Defelteil In Fusion.
PARIS. Jun. 4,—Elcr-tions were held yes-
tcrdny to replace one-third of the senators
whose terms are expiring. The senators
will hold otlice for three years. The Bulli-
on] and Socialist mndithrtcs end numerous
Extrcmistn hoped trueeuro’enougli seats to
Aloha
change the character of the senate and to ,,
prevent. it recurrence of the constitutional
struggle which occurred last April bo-
twcou the senate and the Bourgeois cabi-
uct. Their hopes were. however, blighted
by tho rmults of the elections, all of the
sixtiullufs having been defeated. The com-
plate results show the election of ill Bo-
publiuuis. 2i Radicals and 12 Reaction.
uric». Nearly iii) of the senators whose
terms oxplro have been I'd—elected. includ-
ing MM. Trurienx. Cochory and Dovelle.
”lizard In Ibo Wen.
Runs CITY. Jon. 4.-—Tbe first blko
zmd of the seamen prevails in western blis-
miiri. throughout Knnm and in the terri-
twins. the trxilni-i or many mints in KID.
am hciuu delayed by snow drifts. A tell of
ulmiit to dogmas has been experienced as
most points. with the thermometer still
fullin . A heavy wind has blown mu;
for t 0 post. 24 hours. drifting them
bodiy nod causing trouble to the railw-
und danger to smell. In the Indian TM
tun; himvy ruins hove swollen the allies
our! small sin-urns, and railroad-campa-
nim on: taking precautions against wuhv
outs,
on Works Boned.
liosrov, Jun. i.~’l’ho lubricating oil
works of F. L. Young Jr Kimball“ the
mm. of U strict. South Boston, he. been
burnml, with a loss of 016,000. When the
woh-lmmn rotumotl from lunch be found
rho Wlirltsl in iluiuos, and with tie contents,
i’illrilfillllg of lion imrrols of oil, the ills do-
purtmvtit but! hard work in "filming
flit» mnllntmitirm. Th0 mil) belonged a)
the liny sum. lrun Works company. but
it is mun-ml tho property woe sold but
wwk to ill-lino 'l'lmll. An investigation
will llt' mode in see if like are VIM of lil-
cemllnry origin.
Brou- flop-e In Another Ml.
llos'rmr. Jim. i,-Thmmis Hood Bram.
who was found guilty of the murder of
lupuiin Clmrlno I. North. is littering up ro-
iunrltnbly wolf and soothe ronfldcntof so-
curina n new trial. lie done not. show the
lam tree» of commences and has my.
unify xw-rfeci mnildnnee that his counsel
will ho roomful in securing him a new
trial out! that he will mimdiybs honor-
ably wielded.
A TELEGRAPl-llp ITEMS.
.lcsm limith. colored. of limb First envo-
one. Now York. was intelly litsbhsd by
his wife with to pair of Interiors.
The pope hue conferred the “that count-
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