murder m in the trial
A? Boinay, for the alleged
4 4 of George Marcus Niohols. of
Farm. dropped iron. the
of the highly sensations. to that
. M'wmmm and in none
’ with the ensues of the prev.
two days. thooe‘of yesterday were
Report bad It that Botany. the
used lean. would take the stand to
on behalf. but the state attorney
not yet finished with his side of
W. and the day was largely occu-
i the. Introdutitlon of cumulative
’ calculated to draw more
markedly into relief the striking links
lathe chain which has been forged for
' The feature of the morning proceed~
loge came in the first real display of
tooling by Boluay. the secured, For
’ the first time the prisoner broke down
nail wept. During the fearful ordeal
titl'tutgh which he has passed for the
loot few days. when his alleged accom—
‘ piles Weeks betrayed him. and when
his wife chose between him and her
brother against the former. the pris-
oner had given almost no evidence of
emotion. especially of the tenderer
hind. Yesterday. however. when in an
argument his chief attorney. Mr.
' 'Lynoh. mode a plea in behalf of his
client. it produced a situation which
wood the man to let himself loose for
.94 brief spoil. The lawyer in making
: in point read a passage front an un-
_ “t lty on law. touching the rights of
e prisoner as regards the weight to he
' given to a confession obtained from
him by an officer of the law. The point
. had been raised during the examina—
tion of Detective George Arnold. who
was rehearsing a statement said to
have been made by Bolnay to the do.
gteotive. The lawyer for Bolnay oh-
Jecled to the introduction of this
.ltttlloment and read from the authority
mentioned above. The extract cou—
talned a rather pathetic passage. and
no the attorney read It Bolnny bent
forward. placed his hands before his
face. and was seen to brush tears from
his eyes and face. He recovered
thickly. however. and In a few mo—
ment- wue longing and joking with
his attendants.
Miss Mary Nichols. tlun sister of lilo
murdered former. was recalled. and slur
{live a little more interesting insti-
molly. evidently cult'uluttd to more
fully Identify lioinuy as one of the
murderers. In brief. her testimony
consisted of the statement. that in
court she had found it better opportun4
ity to look at Boinay than before. She
all! that Boittuy bore n murked ro-
semblance to the man with whom she
tallied on the night of the murder. and
the point which Impressed her most
strongly was his curly hair. Miss
Nichole was followed by Ilnvld Wet-ks,
who was recalled by Mr. h‘essendcll.
Weeks was made to stand up and dis?
play to the Jury his hair. and after
dmrlbing briefly Illt‘ masks worn by
himself and botany. he was exeused.
lieucuve George H. Arnold of the
Bridgeport polit't4 force. was examined.
It was during the fencing between the
Iawyoro over the testimony of this
men that Bolnuy was moved to tears.
Souls doubt was extlrossed as to the
Willie’s boiler In a Supreme using.
but the officer satisfying the attorneys
on this point. woe tinally ordered to
3 proceed. lie rehearsed Iioiuuy's stuto~
'lmlll. at him with reference to the do-
ings of liolnny and Wet-ks on the fatal
bill“. but lilo officer watt unable to
also» thnt the littt'llitltl bud admitted
_ the shooting. The lielct'llvo produced
I revolver and said that he had recov-
34 bred it from the Itrntford pond. where.
.3 it will he remembered. Mrs. Boldly In
her testimony yesterday. said llolnsy
Ind thrown it. lie also predated a
piece of another revolver. which he
bod obtained in the woods between
Trumbull end Huntington.
The direct examination of the do
toelive consumed at little over half an
' hour. At In» close Attoruey'l Lynch
tnuh hint to hand and Mun morons-
I'Illnlllllailtm which continued into the
a
v
limit)? Tilltlllllv' s Ollllltli
Inn on Wile than and no
limits In the clmlr galleries of
in churches in the future. are
“the orders lot-tied by Bishop Tierney.
W M of this catholic diocese.
W billion is. Informed the clergy
1"th needle. only can In
on thumb alters. bundles m
m on all Catholic alters. but in
» number of churches the candles
trim by an lights.
bishop. hotter-tr. dislikes gas
in such mull pilcee turd has
its Wee.
" onto of the use of lflnflillll
3"“? lofts tlul m to sine ills.
its Ml melted that do
gulnlatt «muse;
eh
[Annie M teller of the Pint Note
tonal bank at South News"; he: been
molested Mm ”enamel the blur-
wnllt Building. to» and Investment.
mussel-lotion.
Chnrlve Wart Smith. president of
the New York Chamber of Commerce.
in an address to the Chamber says:
“An unequalled mortality among
banks. the almost complete disruption
of the mortgage commutes. system [In
tor system. and thousands after thou-
sand: of miles of railways bankrupt.
commercial and Industrial bonus
whose stability was not only involved.
but tottering to their fall by hundreds;
even the Bank of England. a synonym
over half the world for the some of
solidity. questioned. and had it come a
few months earlier, nulls likely would
have intensified the strain. even if It
had not Involved'the bunk itself; in
short.‘ ghoul everything was invoivml.
worreptv the building and loan associa-
tions. which pursued the even tenor of
their way almost unchanged. paying
withdrawals promptly. aucommodat—
lug shareholders with short time loans
and in addition loaning heavily on
reality. making for themselves :1 rec-
ord unsurpassed. and one which should
put them in the front rank of llnanciai
lnstltutions.‘
Hon. Carroll 1). Wright. linited
Sluice Commissioner of Labor, In his
ninth annual report says: “It will be
seen at once. from what has been said.
that investment In a building and loan
association Is as nearly absolutely
safe as it can be. ’I‘he opportunities
for embezzlement, therefore, or for
shrinkage of securities. are reduced to
the minimum. and the'almost absolute
safety of the investment secured."
The \Vliliamsport. Pat, Sun says:
"The tin-culled building and loan asso-
ciations of America have achieved pile.
nomenal success. Chartered under
wise. liberal and friendly laws. they
have proved beyond peradventurc the
wisdom of law—makers in this partic—
ular. In many states these associations
are under the supervision of the. State
Banking Department. as well do sworn
statements by the associations‘ nllleers
are by law required to be made at
least one“— yearly. Such safeguards
give to the building and loan deem-ia—
tlons the importance and dignity. in
the eyes of the law. of bunks and in-
sut'unt-o companies.
"If one Is at all In doubt as to
wh that these associations have come
to stay. It is only necessary to recall
the fact that during tho. distressing ilo
nnnclul period. from January I. 189:1.
to January I. 1397. there was an ever
Increasing volume of assets and proilt
shoring amongst these associations.
and during that limo th losses as
compared with assets. were most re-
markably illilllll. ullnost insignificant."
COMPTROLLER'S REPORT.
I'prcmliturcs of the Static Largely
Exceed Receipts the Past Year.
The annual report of Comptroller
Mend. for the your ending September
:10. 1397. Ian been issued. The receipts
front till turn-s for the civil Ilsl dur-
Ing the year ending September till.
1897. including the balance of amount
()iuibor l. 1891}. of $290,733.85, were
3:: 457?..11175. 'I‘he cxpcndituree dur-
ing the some period were numerous.
leaving a balance In the treasury to
tin- «mm of civil list funds on the 30th
day of September. 1897. of $123,027.50.
This shows that the expenditures ex-
ceeded the receipts for the period,
116710635. -
'I‘bo grntul hill of the suite for (Mo-
bcr. 18911. amounts to the sum of 1529.—
1521.165. This In nu Increase of “5.4
299.2311 from the amount of the preced‘
lug yuan: In the tnblcu are givmt the
loud list of taxable property In club
quu of ”to stain. on thil'rcttt-d by lilo,
Imuul of equalization:
I'NI' llAIMI'II) 1.1:1'1‘1‘94‘11141.
..... -. . M
'I‘llo I’vrnonn til Whom 'i‘ltcy urn Atl-
tll'illltml tintiuot be li‘ound.
Following Is a list. of Icttol'u rcnlnlu4
lug uncalled for for the week nluling
Ileccmlwf 11. lit the following pooh
silicon. I'ooplo calling for them nbould
say they are nanrtIsod:
still'l‘ll Nllilwnldt.
E. 1.. Apploby.
(.‘orncliua Andrews.
Mitts Putin (.‘nllngltnn.
Invorle tilytldum.
Amilno lw'uuailmm.
.looepblue 'tlundenbelmrr.
James loaning.
.1. beaker.
litre. fl. 1". Belle.
lire Henry Finch.
'i‘honm Hickey. .
lllre. t‘ora Ii; Minions.
ill. 13. “ooh.
.1. ll. lllnlill.
Mrs. 'l‘onudraml.
not not.
Frank ’l'uylur.
Thom Hurley
ille- ldllu Allen.
11.19. 13311111911312? III
NORWAMC .
Illw. tiller.
1". (3. litthllrii.
Into.
m -
amountsudhediethmmmhtnr
months.
ofnstliinkoflihytlistnsinefllloone
- who rm. it up “Vivien.” than M4 . »,
handmade who think of ”it.“ in "fro _
Night Before fibrillation." .
”’1'“: the night before Christmas.
. and all throwh the house _
Not a creature was stirring. not even
a muse."
[Even leu fontilllx than the title of
the poem is the name of the author.
Not one In ten thousand of those who
know the rollicking lines by heart
could say who wrote them. hitting it
is. then. that as the holidays again ap-
proach. an attempt should be made to
remedy this Injustice. and recall from
oblivion the authorship of the waiver
sully popular verses. it was, 741 years
ago that they first appeared. nudity-4
mously. In the Troy (N. Y.) Sentinel.
of December 23.18%. Republished
every year in the newspapers. they
found their way before long Into the
school readers: In 1844 they were In-
cluded in a little volume of the auth-
or's poems: and fifteen years subse-
quently they came out. all by them-
selves. in n paper-covered pamphlet.
Illustrated by F. O. C. Rariey.
(‘Iemeut (‘ Moore. 1.1.. 1).. the nu—
thor of "The Visit of St. Nicholas."
was descended through his father. the.
bishop of New York. from the first
lniulslcr at Newtown. 1.. 1.. and also
from Major Thomas Clarke. a retired
Iiritisb soldier. who built a handsom‘e
country house. on n hill on the south
side of what in now Twenty—third
street. between Eighth and Ninth ave-
nues. New York. about 31750. In honor
of the famous English hospital. the
place was rolled Chelsea. The house
one burned down In 18.10 And the site
but; been occupied for many yours by
runs of city duelllngsi But Dr. Moore
who was born In the house".- in 11'. 91
gave a large part of tho entitle to the.
Ileuelul 'I‘heologital seminary of the
Protestant Epist'opal church In which
for many years. he held the professor
ship of Oriental and Greek literature.
The Inrgeblork bounded by Ninth and
Tenth avenues nud 'I‘wenliclil nnd
'I’wenty~firsl. streets. on which the
vino-clad brick buildings of the sour
lnnry stand with broad stretches of
lawn about them. making an oasis
amid the solid masonry of the West
Side. formed the grontor purl of the
gift. and the name of I‘helseu t'Olll'l In
still preserved in the. nomenclature of
the rily.w'l‘lte I‘rillt'.
'I‘AGGING (‘01)PISI'I.
I'ane Sum to Make Them 'l‘t-ll Witt-re
They're (Taught.
The government 18 having a lot of
t'mlllsll tugged ul Wood's Hull. to be
l'f'll‘ti‘ii‘ll In Soutltvrn New I-lngluuu
wutors this winter. Till.- lug in fusion-
ml by wire to um- of the fills. the fish
flrrt being stripped of spawn. Wilt-u
n roll having sot-h tt tug comes Into
liw builds of :t fisherman. dzulcr or
other permit. he is urgently rvuucstt-d
to remove the tug and solid it. by mull
lo the United States fish commissioner
Washington, or to tho l'llilml Stiller
fish commission station. Wood's Holl.
din-ls" together With the following in-
formatlou ooncornlng the llslt: llulc
when caught. on what grounds taken.
weight before being dressed. total
length measured front nose to tip of
toll, also the position of 1111‘ tag and
what other information they can give.
11 Is exported [hill the Inquiry will
prove of prnt-llt'ul Iutcl'ost by showing
among other ”dogs the rule of growth
oi the roll. the fruquoul'y of its spawn-
iuu'aud the extent to wilivll ludivlduni
"in“ "llxl‘ltlv'
'I'IlAl'I‘Il 014' 'l‘IIE NEWfiPAPEll 1101'.
The neu'spuper buy It fond of work
«that ill to any. he loves to all and are
It act'unlulnto. He loves to .conielu—
plutc work In the lilmll'ltci. Its tlolulle
urn less interesting to him The sound
of the roll bell Ie llllllili’ lo hill cure I!
mm annoys him In tlu- ltlluil "Iltole
me not oral authenticated Institutes on
ru'ord wlwro be llilli been known to
“power the bell. Ills forte Is the Hill-
plug of errands-4 those not r-lmnocled
with the luminous of the oilii'owfor
himself and friends. litl Iiitue In its-
tbd tlu- ole-ruler mun und make him-
self generally useful outside of his
unuul duties. The dull routine of ofv
114444 work in too Illnitod a sphere of or
Iqu for him versatility. In fuel. the
iwwupupcr ufllrc boy is mtnething per
m4.
Minot. ADVERTIHING.
A newspaper whose column: over-
flow with advertisements of business
men has more influence In nttrnctiug
nitration to and building up a city or
town than any other money that can
be employed. People no where there
In business. Capital and labor will 104
rule where there is on enterprising
vommunlty. No power on earth In on
strong to hulld up u town so it been»
nmr well petronieed. and It: never
should he appreciated—4444a». ‘1‘. be
Witt Tonnage.
Washington Minutes. the last of
the famous Remington triplets. died it
his home in North Imlthvllle. l1. 1..
the other day of nettle bronchitis. nod
eighty-one new. lie but been ill but
u few days. lie was the ton of Henry
Remington. hull. with ill! broth!!!
Jefferson and ileum. m‘mdeed.
werhornonlhem
”tilt. ‘
cases at
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Patent"
Medicines
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1'0
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Geo. O. Stillson's
DI“. I'D-C.
II Washington It" Solomon.
J. D. JINNINGa.
UNDERTAKER.
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lorwelk. - - - 4 Donn.
confluent Bellweyllepot.
momentum.
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TIMI TABLE.
In effect November ‘1». 1.44117.
LEAVE SOUTH NtlliWAldi you NEW
' Yuliii.
A. Il.—-18.58x. term 45:. 6.15.1155. 7.1:,4
751i: 8.17m 9.03! 9%.“:ng 11l.36x.11.‘l7.
P. In will. .x.i.'u. 9.425x.a..4u twister.
5.83 5...”! 0.417.361: 8..” 10.1”
sbNbA'v
A hf ~12 list. 4.55:. 5.451. 9.1!.
PM .lel. 133.99.“.
LEAVE NEW YORK 9038001711 Nott-
A. 11.4—1er bun dollop li.ibx.9.0118.
than. 10.011. 11.1'Ill.1'l.011.l!.
P. M.- ilix.ll.ill MULlLlIlXJ. ”1.4.”.
4.80:. 5.13:. 4100;. 4.08. 7 till at». It Ill.
8080A YB.
A. M. ~19.tlllx. AW. 7.31.
P lie-6.120.
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101m. 11 (but. 11.49.
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watch. Theheet are made righthert
in America by the American Waltham
Watch Company. Two watch more
menu particularly recommended-4-
“Riverside” and “Royal.”
found in gold, silver and gold filled
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a cold. procure a box of 1):“.
Mal-land's Aceton. Take ac-
cording to directions and it
may save you from a long
and painful illness.
Acoton
will cure the gripmurct heud4
ache. and neuralgia; does
not affect the heart.
Cost use at Druuim.
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Are sometimes hard to get. But there
arosnnh things nevertheless. We don’t
want to seem boastful. but we are proud
of our stock. We worked hard to get it
—-we didn‘t take what was thrown to us.
That II one reason why we have the
trade we do.
Painters snpplien, glare eta. painting.
paper hanging and annotating.
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ulmut “the latest Improve
merits. The
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lo the Londor In lmprovomonto.
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hlill!‘ prison. lthd in about “it'll W
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work of wiring ill being 110M 9
virtu. one or two electric
slow. as the heavy hrlcll vol of
4444114. have to be pierced for the
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comm Ill from the shop. It dork
colls um lelltoti 111' “film.
plant In the prison. The M114
turn will add greatly to no 3 '
of tillt‘lpllllo. I111! enable £110 , 3 3
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under the care of e rhythm.
time. he said:
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