WCIQMluflfia sins
flip it more tats-sov-
.oierk limited n. smith hat
. bis abstract of lilorwallt'i
"grand not. it is as follows:
listafpoils and taxable property it
m with of Norwalk ramble by law
n'tptenherum:
nut dwelling home....... ntzoeit
.sisséietotiana.......... lflliibili
g 52 mills and investments .
-‘ x from. operations... 995,46!
multiplies 46.60
‘32.neituule............ 9.9m
333mm and poultry”... ' 711
206 timepieces. ..... . . . . .. 6.43!
851 pianos and other musi-
’tal‘ instruments. 22.26’
Winn and libraries 20!
Ml comics and pleasure
vehicles .. . ........ 24.40?
M“ 'balfk, insurance and
all stores and amount em-
played in mdse. and
~ We. . .. . ..... . l. .200
Oysters 53.50
”WM“. vessels.
flamboata, etc. ...... 57.82
.. . Honey at interest ...... i.80
It ‘ ..on hand ..... 4,79
' if e property not
specifically mentioned 362.40
'l'en per cent penalty... 197.02
\ that“ . ......... in 109 it
Deductions ........... 353.10
5‘ “3.755319
per of polls, «it.
of polls and taxable property it
n of Norwalk ratahle by lat
3.513” veiling houses ........ $8,649.32
10.13 -.,p eaofland 1,460.0!
. ill and invested in
E‘ ‘ tions......l..0l866
96! horses ............... 47.0:
no neatcat 1 ............. 10.29'
zitttmepieca ...... 5.0a
I 373 pianos at; other instru-
1 menu .............. 2211
Furniture and libraries. L38
nit coaches and pleuure Ve-
hicles ............... 23.20
Bank and mfg. stock... 370,64
Amount employed in
mdae. and trade ..... 1,737.61
:Oyaters ................ 48.99
invested in vessels.
aluminum. etc. ...... 41,98
Money at interest. . ..... :5
2r
money on hand ........
Taxable property not
specifically mentioned. 259.50
Ten per cent. penalty.... 196.01
1.
Total .............. $13,889.87
Deductions ............. 300.70
$I3.589.l&
Number of polls. 588.
animus noose.
. i tonal-monument- Up a
thinks-stun.
The cririlinnl session of the Super
ior Court reconvened this morning
State's Attorney anden announcu
that he will iv the case against War
ren D. Merwln. of Milford. who i:
charged with forgery. The case but
hen in the courts for some time. i
was once tried and the jury disagreed
and the case has been continued iron
one term to another. Merwin. it is al
leged. forged the name of C. w. Jacob
son to several checks amounting in the
.grsgate to about $1,500. The check:
were cashed at the banking house it
' 1’. I. Watson & (10.. where Jacobsoi
haul-the money on deposit. lieu-wit
claims that the checks were not forg
ed. Jacobson is a Swede and cam:
to Bridgeport several years ago will
meal thousand dollars. which list
been left to him. He spent the money
freely and before he was many week:
older he found himself broke. it If
eihinted that while on this one can
tiaual round of pleasure. Ital-win forg.
sdhisuamciotitsclierltsandsscurett
the money. Attorneys Toner» and
Lynch appear for llerwln.
As soon as this case is disposed of
the state will ask for the trial of Jin-
tualo Delano. the young Stamford
Italian who is charged with killins
no of his uncles. Dellareo claim
that the killing was done in self-de-
fense. He is defended by Attorney
Kenniy. of Stamford
John Chapman. of lloekllale. a man
aliaut sixty-eight years of age that to
mono recently. and while looking
hsr.aadtherewasnowsyiogetber
1b itockdalehat to lesdher himself.
gxllsatarted la the ing.aad m
3 ’Wiimmarrowmtmomi
Iays them straw... m,
lash in “liar yolk notion that m,
taifofthsm wetandhalfndry iltave
teen many things herswltieb one does
in R. in tin mutt-r. Im m as-
n a letter to the Sun.
1 have discovered wlty lists York
aenlnslnatearsdou'tget'upand
tiyethstrplsustnwomsn. ltlsbe~
ill-O they haveut been trained that
ray. 1 have seen any number of boys
ioltllng fast to their seats in the cars
rhile woman stood up around them.
is the twig is beat the tree is inclin-
d. Hence 0. E. D. .
"The horses in New York vehicles
fan get .sieep enough. and you know
that effect that will have. How do i
tnow they don‘t? Because i have seen
00 asleep standing in their shells. it
s a rare thing to see a country horse
mieep in harness.
i saw a man well dressed and well-
0 do. eating with his nife in a rest,
aurant not 300 yards rota the Wal-
lorf. There were no hayseeds in his
rhiskers. either.
I saw a man in frock coat. silk hat.
talent leathers, etc.. and a bunch of
'iolete in the buttonhoie of his coat
'apel at noon in fashionable I-‘ifth ave~
.ue. walking with a handsome woman.
at! he was wuokiug a cigar! is that
. New York custom?
Isawamanwalkup the wrong
fairs to an elevated train, and when i
teard him swear because the signs
me not where they could be plainly
end at the foot of the stairs l thanked
-..im
1 saw a saloonkeeper refuse to tie"
b drink one minute after midnight and
roinptly shut up his place. i saw
everal others who were not so put-tin
far as that on the Sabbath day.
i saw a woman in a theatre take off
er hat when she heard a man behind
or whisper something to his compan-
on. She was a New York woman.
on.
I saw a well dressed man and wo-
ian on Broadway half carrying be-
ween them a poor. drunken. gray-
aired old wanna, getting her away
rhere she might be cared for. One
don't go always to Broadway to find
and Samaritan tableaux vivunia. does
to?
One's linen and his bands will ac-
umulate has soil in New York in ten
ours than they will in Chicago in ten
1lnutes. '
i heard a New York luau call anoth-
r a liar over the telephone. and l nev-
r before saw a man seem to get an
inch pleasure out of an expenditure of
5 cents. The m Yorker is thrifty.
i am pleased to observe that a rep-
.tabie woman may go out on the
treats of New York after dark in com-
aratitje safety. it is not a custom to
e advocated and practiced. but when
t is necessary it may be done. and a
roman may go from Brooklyn to llnr'
tilt at midnight with more peace of
lind'than she could go the same din-
ance in my rural neighborhood.
1 have been astonished at two things
1 New York restaurants: one is how
heap good things to eat may be had.
ad how exorbitantly dear they may
it if one doean’i know where to go.
Who makes the women's dresses one
ens worn on the streets of New York?
ask because] have seen so many wo—
ien here with the placket holes of
heir dresses gaping open at intervals
a they walk or as they pick up their
kirte. if you don't know. Mr. Editor.
that a placket—hole is. i may any to
on privately that it in the slot at the»
Intel slit down to allow the Wenrer in
ct into her skirt. See?
i am pained and surprised to are so
iany men in New York who at first
tlllhll appear to be well drmeed. but
.i'e not no. I have seen last year's
lies with iii-fitting frock coats. baggy
runners. rusty patent leathers and
dllor sartorial condiments to match.
light out in broad daylight. tool The
lbicago man is different in this that if
to can't do it right he doesn't do it at
ii.
i have not yet seen a hotel clerk in
low York who wore a diam in his
hirt front which was held in e by
lolly.
To one person i have heard speak
l a house being "in" a street I have
want a hundred say "on" a street.
'mm which I conclude New Yorkers
re still Americans.
WMML
W Ioad will carry them at
Dan-half facilitates
The Consolldded Railroad company
as issued the following order:
Until further notice shipments of
nod, clothing. medicines and other
teceaaary supplies intended for the use
.ntl relief of the inhabitants of the in
and of Cuba. who are suffering from
irkneas and famine. will be trans»
varied by this company to its freight
nation in New York city iPiers 45 and
Al East River). at mbalf regular
.arltl rates. charges to he prepaid. sub-
not to the following regulations:
finch and every package containing
turn supplies must he pitinly marked.
“Cuban Relief,“ and the precise eon-
tents and the value tam. also the
gross welakt of each, package must be
walked sum. in mi: supplies
mast he mm to and packages
‘lilflHW:
“Central Cuban relief committee.
cauofsadnnlifrlJlkoosaJts.
government despsiek slut. rare Ward
Lisa My way. Pier is. ltsat
film. lis‘w Yolk.”
. % ks“ ’
as! m. , .m~lm ‘l‘rswblw it
"m In W Wifhsbarre coal cacao
iry~4uaihsr ilsrlks On.
the most important witnesses thus is:
on behalf of the defense in the trial of
Sheriff llartln and his deputidk was
William J. Evans, a reporter. He said
that. hearing of a disturbance at West
Haslaton on the afternoon of Sept- it
he went there and found the strikerl
slang one side at the road and the den
titled on the other side. Burgess Smith
was on a little knoll telling a lot oI
women and children to go home. anylml
it was not safe for them there: He saw
one of the strikers in the act of throw
ing a stone at A. P. Plait. a deputy.
"After the shooting." he said. "i saw
three men lying dead together. nndelost
to the hand of one of them was I re,
voiver. i picked it up. stuck it In my
prxrket and showed it to the sheriff.
I kept it until the inquest, when i gave
it to Coroner Molten."
Reporter Evans further testified that
the volley fired by the deputien coins
from the center of the line. The prosev
:-ullon failed to prove that the pistol
picked up by lawsuit was his property.
and he also was positive that the strik-
era did not start to run away until
the shooting smiled.
Benjamin Norris of linsleton, a mac
format: on the trolley line. teatilled is
bringing the dead and Wounded to Hit:
alt-ion and to the finding of an empty
pistol in the root of one of the dead
men. The pistol was produced in evh
derive.
(”antics-ed Matias to limp fool.
Oliver lmihensberger, n contractor.
bearing that the strikers were going to
march to Milneaville or Latllmer. rod"
out on his bicycle to tho» places. anti.
After finding they twre Iliilll'lll for Lolli-
mer. he rod- there. passing on the way
some l2 or )5 strikers. who pursued him,
rn'ing' "Kill him! Kill him!" "I gut
behind the line of the deputies," he said.
"some fill feet and watched the strikers
approaching. When they drew near.
Sheriff Martin said to his deputies:
"Boys. 1 want you to keep a rent head.
This in the anoint rmtvd we've ever
met."
John Wolfe and i‘imrge Mane nf lla-
slelon testified the strikers had clubs.
Burgess W. W. flmlth of West llnalo.
tort testified that on item. If he saw
lahmlt 50 strikers drive the men from
the f'uyle strippingit by throwing stones
at them. lir- began to tell how the po-
licemen whom he ordered to arrest the
"it’ll were afraid. but wait stopped by
the commas-wealth. and the objection
was sustained. The burger-s went on in
any that after iiepi. 3 be ordered Po.
lineman June» to plan- on duty lhrw
lint-fill pulivemen in aid hint at night.
Tim: was owing to the fear of vino-nut
at the hands of the atrikorti.
Mina (‘nra lleintlm-h testified that she
ltutl naked Minn l‘uyie. ill» itrllm’il "‘fli‘ll-
o-r, in i'xtflflit' tier little slate-r from til.
tending fl'hlitil. an she was afraid of the
strikers. Stephen fluttenmiiler gave the
ilra'i evidence to substantiate the asser.
tion of the defense that a man stood
behind the line of donation and urged
the nirikers on. (in cans examination
he said many men were lying dead and
Wounded in the road, and he saw one
of the latter trying to rise. wherettpun
two men who were deputies kicked him.
More ‘I‘rwssblw ls Anticipated.
While the story of violence. is being
told in t-ourt there in danger of another
ntrllu- that will InYuIVP the entire liti-
ziriun region. The present trouble in
at the L'uleruine ruliiery of A. ii. Van
Winkle & lion. in llarlmn tummy. lust
..ter the Luann» muniy line. TI“! to
one of the biggest wineries. in the rt-.
giun, employing about lulu men and
buys.
At the time of the with-merit of tin-
lit'hlemlit’r strike titt- ('ulr'f'alflr' i'fli-
pluym-n were xruittwl it Ill [wi' rent in.
ureane, but it Work ngu thin wait with-
drawn. The men protested. and tin-
rontpany linked film. in l‘lrltiiIlIl-r. I)"
Saturday one of the leaders of the men
was: discharged. apparently without
l‘liillit', and today titt- employee» gut»
unlit-e that if IV was not Yt'IfliiIIdINI
and it) per rent uddt-d In their wages
they would strike at ohm Ail the min—
ute throughout the region are now litur-
nughly organised. smell a strike would
mean much. fur the t‘oleraiue men
would expert the suplmri of the other
mllinries.
er~ph Schwartz has rweived a cheek
for m from the Polish National Alli.
lure of Chicago to be aililml to the ”filth
'f'illlt'll'i fund.
Alleged larder" Arrested.
Halifax March l--A spool-l from
North .‘lydney. C. it, says: A suspiciotiw
as'riptlim of Paul Miller. who is r’hdrged'
with the murder of the Newton family':
at ilrmkfielol, Mann" on Jan. 7. lion been
arrested at iplivhes Preelt and in note
(valued in North Sydney Jail. For It!!!»
weeks titt- man has been living with a
farmer named “divert-on in a remote
t'mlritry dillrlr't ll) mil?! from North
money. lie in a tlennan and agrees
mu. mfll.lnfll published of the sup.
[wired murderer.
Lyra-n llarf liars tree.
Ottawa. March l.-—l.yman Dart the
li- yearcold boy in 'l’ruro is ii i jail on.
tier sentence of death on llarelt ii for
the murder of a finish peddler. has not
only escaped the gallon. but will be set
free. The trial fudge lull "hinted to
the department of justice that evidence
elusivsly tlfat the shooting was arci-
dental.
All Whit Is.” to Inflow.
Victoria. 3. (3., Ian-h l.~'fheprp~
vlnrisl government has given a satfao
factory Inner to the committee of the
board of trade. which timed the flame.
dials mmirtirtlmi of a railway from
era llrttinh firinmlrll. no as to give an
all Canadian route to the Yukon.
flu lawful-“land first m
It. John'a. N. K. liarrh l.-—~a fleet of
“ solemn has sailed from various
ports of this island to prosecute».
seat nanny isiaeir silinaistsd by the
new of ti ins tan reenter W
the W at
Wilkeabarre. Pat. larch h—One d -
limiting ell-roofer. answering the din:
discovered Ilium the trial allows elm. m
Telearaplt creek to wane pent in north- '
ENGRAVIIIG.
We will furnish
l00
WEDDING
INVITATIONS
I. 0615, Including inside
and entitle envelopes, the fin
est. quality and moat artistic
monitor
w
$8
Nearly“) per cent. less than
ever offered by another in this
city.
EACH ADDITIONAL HUN-
ilREilfl.
Wedding rk folded and in-
pencil in envelopes without
extra charge. Other engrav-
ing correspondingly cheap.
We also umke a special price
on
Plate and 50) Cattle. f .15
D. If H" II 1's”
Adan-t on Cards. 25 cents a
line extra.
Where pinto is furnished:
hi Carib. 50 cents
iiiil Card». Tli cattle
EVENING
SENTIIIEL.
‘ NWHIIEME‘
You can fluid to ladelgsyoarssif or"
family in the isaary of a good weekly new.-
paper and a «county lsgaslae of Ictiea.
teenager hots elm publications with
alntsstallhsasyafgsadssvslsfaraparrsar.
III.
Whmm soothe-st
“plats W VuflI-flrsrisg sills!
”“flbkfllflilcd mtkstsstsuf-sa
uhwoatsaoisaitsrssadrsias-satthsnsay
lmtg'v: published. Inscriptio- price.
in"
ratassaowrowarosira a m
mmmummm
iratlaysfiarskdassdfltsmlsrasdllv
unimasdpshttekisgqumeissyth.
§mmumuymsmum
sterile. pee-s. balm-rs. m»
has been made slitting
has been. has been cut
price.
that can be IIILILIUZ the
regular.
The spring hats are m.
best. $250; but best,
in the market basket more fit for foul.
‘q‘wt‘
vo‘es‘e'w‘vdhv'w
WANTED.
W
VV
Opera House Block,
Nothing takes its place.
never will luv.
group all the» [nulllll' in town.
'iuwparttlvlv,
know it.
is IIli'tllilzII tho- l-wnl put".
m '03 A woman Hm
Project. arm in ... York city to or.
genius a corporation.
A plan is afoot in New York to build
one or more hotels for the “elusive
one of self-supporting women. The
propmltion is to organise a corpora‘
lion to be known nil the Woman's lio-
iel company. with n capital of ".000.—
000. the corporation to be formed
when mom» has been attlmcrihed.
The land is to be fraught and a hotel
built to hold about Milli) boardera.
Plans for such it hotel have been
drawn. subject to change. and null-
srriptlon papers circulated. The list
of nuhseribera is heated by John ll.
Kennedy. and Morris K. lesson. each
of whom takes too sham. worth $30..
0W. The committee on organisation
includes blessrs. it. it. Turner. c. 8.
ll‘airrhild. C. if. You, .l. Kennedy ’l’od.
and Charles fl. listing. the last met»
”anal gentleman being the acting
secretary of the WWI company.
with unrest in the l'nited {marines
building.
Peoplewho know about the aslfv
appalling women. of New York. say
thatsuehahotelsslsplaanediawr-
tpatronsge. Various authorities sale
font that there are am art students is
”inept-very year. new students of Ill-
sic. 2.000 mm pinata and medical
unions. and thousands of journalists.
Manners plum and other
”was. it
one in the store. no matter what the price
Each one as an investment represents
a dividend of front 2i to it per cent
camphor to keep the coat for next winter
will not cost more than :1 dime. ., .
Here are the prices: ’
from the ‘ S l i~cozits~~ - the
are $20: the 33 mm are 151;: the $20 and
1518 watts are tilt): the ell; mats are 57 iii.
the heel of ii it we um iii ulmmt u'm
man bout the whole stuck Iliin stout or
Winter and spring jostle here now
the fashionable shapes.
panes are
BRlDGl-zi’ou’l’. CONN.
Open Monday. Friday and Saturday Brenton
i
That I
marked Couolcne. contains the shortening that makes every thing else I
. hold. where lard has been thrown aside; wherein thrift and good living
and freatoin from dyspepsia result from the use
°" GOTTOLENE
.. .. ......
«new 3 a
vv-v~."i\"
Old Gold and Silver.
lllel fluid or NIVel’ of any It'tliolwlti broken or liim'ftfilml
“Hill-hm, i 'Itttims, Jewelry. Spemmr
FULL CASH VALUE \iILI. BF.
...... , u" ......
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler,
The Home Paper.
There is no "IIINIIIHIQ' :IlliI iiwrt-
it ie unique and original. lmldiliu in if! fit-tit
Their tittrrwtnnm Iwiili littilunl. and they built
The only practical tray of attracting tin-w payph-
The Evening Sentinel.
gentlynerded.aad woeldhemofly
tit; overcoais; evcrv
to endvol-ihe-scisou
The
liq has been cut
imest gamlenls
WI) and $28 coals
O
all of them copies. at
II‘lEbL’SIJi Qt; Sut‘OlltI
$2 and $156).
”WWW . .
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Can
it is the sign of a healthy house-
wtvre to one to no poem! ,1me tin. with '
> lies muted if said in any other way
The it. it. Vain-sh C‘s—sans.
chit-go. lit. [out New Yank.
loam.
n, in any mlttlitioii.
Ill PM All AIOIIIIT,
Norwalk. Conn.
The Viper will the whiplr ure-
mulil afford in live at such a hotel as
is planned. The minimum «not of
heard and bulging in it would in- six
dollars a week. It is romputni that a
law. senate as a waterfront.
hotel containing 825 rentahie moms
lbs-aides lodgings for its lutuae staff)
would pay. when full. a gross income
fruit all (turns of $425,464. liii cuti-
niated expenses would be 8253.053.
which gives an apparent anrplun of
strum. These expense ewiiniatrs;
which have been verified by five widely-
known and mummfnl hmel mannersfi
seem to allow that the hotel would pay,
though whatever the profits. share-
holders would not receive more than.
five per real. interest on their invest-
meat.
The protest is interesting. and, in
View of the entrant of the Mills hotel.
it will not be surprising if it is really
tried. Of tonne the scheme minted
calls for a scale of entertainment
lunch superior to what the llills hotel
attempts.
One. thing avnnt which suhsrrilm
to soc-b a scheme would seem likely‘
to want information b rules. By what
regulations are the boarders in this an-
iel lobem and will they be
raids-t to restrictima whisk taller ko-I
lets do not lad sore-nary? On this
point the profits-ivy prospector dun
not give informatltra.~liarpev a Week-
4
a bisaderlag policeman east Wor-
m" Myowasrwfluflihsoik-
13" Wists straw. heart-omit
i re
ballasssaatl
actuate-immunisation
wmhmm
attain
semi:
slant
on the appointment by the ' _
the decisive tote of 50 to 1!. '
were made against the ...
Ir Corbett by Ir. Bacon of ‘
and his. Burrows of Iliehlgau
favor of his admission by Ilr.
of Alabama. ”
After disposing of the Corbett ‘
the senate began the consideration
the Alaska homestead and railwayrigtlt
of entry bill.
Mr remit» of Indiana made an effort
in the executive melon of the ”it
to secure the ratification of the t
tit-tween the United Staten and 0”
Britain locating the one hundred '
forty-lilac meridian as the Mundane
"HP lie-tween Alaska and British .
tea. but failed to succeed been“
the older-lions made by It. .
..r couch Dakota lilr. 'rnrpie '
ptalned that the trenty had been on the
‘hlr‘flilul’ for almost a year and “ill (It!
senate own it to tit» ekeciitive brunet!
of the government to take action. If.
Pettlgren said that the treaty should a
be- amended before it was noted at”
by the senate. He asserted flint III I“ , ,
present shape it was a most mini -
r-flflrnntillm to Great Britain and flit!
that if it was aemmplishsd without ‘-
amrntlment, making Mount 8:. Hill! .
the initial pull“ on the south, it would
i»- futil'lrl when too late that the Cana—
dians had got ovoid-wily the. bent of ill.
bargain. Artinn was mtponed.
The hops.- tmnml the sundry civil
appropriation bill after four [.9an tier
hate. The mutt important union in
the elimination of the appropriation for
our representation at iii» Paris 23%
limit on .1 point of order.
Several minor hills it ere pound after
thr- surtdry ilk“ bill wail (firmed OI. '
Mr. Gibson nf Tenor-tine. wind“
a hill appropriating $20,000,900 ”for the
tnairtterlurtv» of national honor and do-
fenne." The bill appropriates the moth “
by for "the “matron-lion. purchaie. w _,
pair and equipment of illicit and fl ,‘ "
many vessels of our and for the can.
sirlxntinn. ptirritaav and repair of midi
and so tnurh material and atom of
naval warfare and for the enlistment.
irztnsrmtaiirm. equipment and an”
one» of melt and so many nnlloflt
Mrs and marines and other melt all.
the judgment of the mrwtary of ill.
rtnvy the publir- welfare may reunite.”
Killed In. Wife by Accident. ,
Willimarttir. mun. Lian-h i.—Irs. ‘ ‘
Alien lluskirk. minted. aged 27, it
shut and instantly killed by her hits?
hand at their home in North Coventry.
The affair was at‘l‘idflllal. Buskirltwln
taking down a shotgun from the rack
to fire at a bank \ihli'll was among Ml
rhirlferts, when it was discharged, lift!
the (patents lodged in the back of the
woman‘s rim-it. Medit'al Baaminer Hig—
gimt was summoned. and he was cati—
vinved. after an investigation. that the
shouting was arrilienial. There will be
no arrest.
View at Harvard l‘islvcrsfty.
i'afitlvritlgh Shit-'5 . March [3-H]!
bruit» nut in :t :lnrmitury of “In“
unitrrsxty lat. yesterday afternoon. »
so halal of the ritullr‘l’ilfi jumped 1m I.
fourth “fury win two. and sustained II-
r't-rust inlurie- .l P. llenney tit .'
York. at tram-int of the» freshman "
jHIYlliivIl frnrii the fifth floor anti
picked up unturwlnu» it ill w
it at his! injuries mil prmv' fatal. 1
It. ml... .4 Hush-ti “all neriulliiiy injured;
The linnnriai Insbri is plowed :tt SIG.”
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Trying to in" "arm
itmttm. Man it i.“ i'li'ir-l Justice Field
of "it“ supreme t’nili'l has refused is.
last)» a writ of rrmr in Ibr- i'ale of 1.0.
was» W. Barnes. mnvirteti of murder-
ing .luitrt than». at former. at Maynard,
nn lbw. I7. Mild. Th» apvlh'ati-tn WI!
movie by Julia i.. tl'No-ili, routine] for
the“- llr'rr'lltffifl’. Thr rtlrjt-I‘f of making
the app“! Minn mm apparently to delay
thi- ektwliilnli nf IIir' fir‘flli‘lil‘fi of death
nnpmml upon the defendant some limo
up,” in “birth as s e‘ uiiill).
Fire In Brooklyn lie-rough.
Diem hark. Man it i A fire that broke
uni: mtrlv thin murmng m if. four—story
lvtw-m-I’lt butts» it: til Harrison avenue,
>...rnttult nf Hrkalyll. tonnage-ti propen
l) t. fI'l" v stunt of random and made 70
families irmtmrariiy burnt-less. Several
smaller irftr'mr'lit hlilfiirll were destroy-
.-.l, A murder of portions were. slightly
anlit'rvl Ly falling walla.
Twelve Years I’esr Assault.
Einstein. )larrlt l.~«.lnl'in 9'. Dover, till
asrstllzmt nf Xr-whnll I'ninw. the Mr
bury cirriguini, was sentenced by Judi.
firmly in ibr- aupr-rinr criminal court
twain-day ttfiertremil in a term of not
more than If. rinr it-sa than ll.’ year. I.
‘lll’ stutt- prison.
,
figure-labors Insolvent.
flooding. Po. )lnn-lt twp:wa '
altars-gallop fawn wr-u' issued against ‘
llLssr‘l'. Frame- a m, rigor manufac.
lurere. yesterday filivtntmn, and tho‘
plare wan rinsed by the slim”. ’l’lll
cause of the failure was riepflwdoit in
the» cigar trade.
Argentine ioflrewgilsu Ilrr AIM
lineups Arrest. Mirth l. ”The glim-
nwii has decided in strengthen the as» '
ilnnul armaments in awordant-e will! .
the wishes of the "on”? ransom at .
the raven! pulllli' meetings in ram
parts of the republic.
t'ltarles 'l' llnrnry was eieci'd
dent of the fountains! arr cow ‘
of New York
The operations of the nationdf '
arr for Voluntary show a surplag
.tlte first time in all years for _
numb.
information received in W
initiates that a xenon! war
Central American republics in
breakout.
William Rather hail Iran W
mam for a shut-av of pasta
male will. the New York. M
vet and Hartford railroad fit my
city.
worth-Alida anilmwapaper
will join “mm Black in
W.
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