dew-amber or decisioua in suits
mam been tried in that tribun-
tttlurl-g the peat iew treats.
, lawns- ?! 131m 0' WI-
thinner-toy ' at: law. main-t conno-
dove r‘raaclt Bhrritt. the court allows
’onein; rdtoehtmdandwuork-
teeny: tail- twinkle oi the City
zoo-rim . inertia!!! also we-
vaiiad. r. Stevenson repreaenwd
himaeli durifi the trial. The decision
.lnvoivee an interacting legal question
and hen been awaited with some later—
A portion oi Judge Cartla' memoran-
dum oi declalon in:
' linder’tho PracticeAct, a count in
tortcnapotbeioined with a countln
tract in a cane pending heiore a
notice oi the peace. in the Barlow
a nope .in contract was added
tint, and, with the con-
oi’ Barlow. judgment was render-
~ed'.alnat him on that count. Wan
may be apociaied with the quantion.
whether or not emit a charge would
have discharged the ohllgers a” an
ordinary diaaolntioe bond given tore-
lean; do attachment oi property.
Theme (1 the word ”cane" inihla
hand must he hiaetleel in Inning
, with the werdffa‘al’t" in the at“!
bond. .1 «17% .. ‘t
L l were. radio: the lawn and
Mean of thin atate. the bond
.the m would hoth‘ha-eng
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each an the “ , hr amend-
ment. itwoaid.‘flolutioeiaa theprne-
tleelhcauahrg‘nnhyattachueatutt
were held otherwiea. because rheue
reeaona that.” the bond void would
make on W void ea agaieet a
nhuednttadhment at least.
Theeaeationthaninthiacaaeia
whether or not.
Midland were each an the law per—
hi it in W that the check
raterred to in thoaecond count in the
namecheekreiarradto in the that
count.
Malreedmeaeountintort
and aeoantin contract cannot be
in caeea‘paading heiore n im-
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itaeaalatome.thareiore.properto
eonaidertheaeeondooaeiaaia tub—
unneeuamaadeilmeounhnlnreit
nppaarathetthnol'iginal Int count
wan abandoned and a lode-tent by dc.
ianltoreoniemioarendered on the
amendment. '
lrhold, therenwe. that the hoodl-
eotdbcbargaa’ihadeieedantr not
complain. lihehaddeairettto imil
hh liability toihltort claim he could
hood and metal
H he entered into an
WON ] tooliiheindr
“rendered hennretillflh
heldtoheva ' contemplationali
mam-gunk. thumb!
m,figflu~ thee-nanotec-
rm minute-narrator.
alum meme The action mi
William B. labouey. which was a re-
plevin ault. the piaintiii was simply
allowed to recover hia eoata.
A demurrer to a plea in abatement
tiled in the cane oi Charlee H. elit-
against Edwin A. Hewley wan sustain-
ed.
The'liarch term at the Criminal-
Conrt oi Common Pleas lasted but two
houra. No ceaca were tried by the
ill".
George Beck. oi Standard, pleaded
guilty to a violation oi the liquor law
and was lined did.
John Caaaidy pleaded guilty to the
theit oi poultry, and was committed to
inflict 80 daya.
hiarias.0wenaiorieitednbondoi
$200 for violation oi the liquor law.
Daniel Shields. oi Bridgeport, pleed~
ed guilty to aaaault. and was commit-
ted to jail ior live days.
mundane mu.
'illhellptonetein all Malena,
with low and Ipaeini Featured.
liensrn. Odell. oi New York, have
been given the order for a grand pneu~
matic organ tor the new Methodist
'lpiacoptli church oi South Norwalk.
This one in compound oi the not}. oi
the Odell who built the organ in the
pig church. The instrument will be
in to date in all particulara, with new
“ epoch! inalurea. one oi which will
he a. combination manual, on that it
one he played trout either the church
Monday arhooi. B. H. Andrews ea-
am'eauathatitwill been inatrument
the leatchaucur in every partic-
ular.” ,it will take ionr month to
build it. Probably the new church
he opened or dedicated. without it
i
”What“
“a a number hi people were prea-
it at the South Norwalk Congrega-
ti-el church yesterday aiteruoon to
can the eclectioea rendered by tour
outlets, candidates tor the poaitioua
oinicai director and organist oi the
church. They were B. E. Hallett. oi
moon; Calvin T. Purdy. oi south
Not-walk; Harry J. Zehm. oi New
York, and W. J. Kroit, oi New Haven.
[tech oi the artiata rendered two or
three classical numbera, read one piece
at eight. played two or three hymns.
and improvised on the organ.
Dee’t'entlimioheva
Rev.it.0.8herwood.peatoroithe
South Norwelk nuptial church, preach-
ed a atirring sermon at the innate aer-
vieea oi the A. It. Ii. church iaat even-
ing. to a very appreciative audience.
He took ior his auhieet, Lite. and paid
a very eloquent tribute to the :60 men
who loat their liven in the port oi lia-
vane. itev. Sherwood'a colored iriendn
hope that the death Ndrwalk Baptist
church will not entertain tor a moment
hia proposition to never hie connec-
tion with the church. One brother was
heard to any, "At this time they cannot
alord it."
Iaportanlanhingud Oath-q.
Waahlm. larch fl—The report
at the Republican aub'commitm oi
the House committee on banking and
currency wan laid today beiore the toll
Republican membership oi the com-
mittee. Thin nominated which
was appointed a monthdgo to report
a general banking and currency mean—
ure. oonatata oi military. oi matte»
note. chairmen; Iir. Prince. oi illlaola.
and lit. iiiiteheil. oi New York. The
bill » have reported in entitled A
Waahington, llarch 23.—Becretary
bong today telegraphed orders to Cap-
tain Mallow. oi the monitor Terror.
now at New York. to proceed to Key
Weatetonecend reporttoAdtniral
steam. The Terror will ‘he perman-
ently attached to the aquadron at Key
West. it in said that. she takes the
place oi the itaeaachuaetb and Texas.
which have gone to Hampton Ronda.
and that this more hen been contem-
plated tor more than a week.
UnderlronelatIOrdern.
Baltimore, March 23—-l.ieutenant
John J. Blendtn. oi Baltimore. who
was oilicer oi the deck on the bottle-
ship Maine when the veael wan blown
up in Havana harbor on the night oi
Pebrurey 15, and who was one oi the
moat important witneaaee heiore the
naval court at inquiry at Key West
arena. red here that night
iro- liay Wenaad Havana. lieuten-
ant lilaadie was tagged entity the in.
tenacatrainthuhehaaheen underior
inure than a mouth. To a reporter
Lieutenant Blandin raid: 0i course
You know that l, in common with the
other oilioera and men who were on
the Heine at the time oi the explosion.
am under ironclad ordera forbidding
the giving oi iniormation about the ex-
plosion. We are not even permitted
to talk about it. i ieit Havana the
day alter the explosion and unUl laat
Thursday have been in Key Went. Ai-
tcr many days oi waiting i was allow-
ed. in company with Henlenanta Hold-
mau. Blow and Catlin. Boetawain Lar-
kcn and Naval Cadet Crennhaw. to
come home. i have received order: to
report on Thursday in Weahington in
order to stand an examination tor pro-
motion to the rank oi Lieutenant calm
thunder. l have no other orders oi any
kind. The examination will require
about a week." in speaking oi the
Ilaine'a men Lieutenant Blandiu anld:
"There were only about 25 wounded
men leit in Key West when we alerted
ior home. and meat oi them were on
the road to recovery."
lanetordeiliagar'anehan lpeeah.
Senator ileiiingar‘a Cuban apeevh
was delivered in the Senate today. itr.
Galilean anid that alter the calm, dim
paaalonete and touching atateoteut
ctlucaraing Cuba. made in the Senate
by Hr. i’roetnr. oi Vermont. it might
be well ior him to remain alient, lmt
yielding to the dewire exprenaed by
many oi his colleagues he had concerto
edtogivoaplnio recltnloiaomeoi hie
cheery-lions on that "unhappy island."
Iaeon’aleeae lualatioa
Waahlngloa. larch n—lenator liar
con. oi Georgia. laundered a joint res»
olntlon in the Innate today. declaring
that. while it in the policy or the Unit-
ad states to maintain its honor at all
timer. it in alao the policy at all times
tomainteiepeeeenolongnaltranbe
may done. and especially In
the preaant emergency.
in gave notice that he would ask the
donate to take up the reaointion to-
morrow.
fll‘mmhalreaghtlnuma.
WM. larch Wary
mat-anatomy touring
latoaervleetheeightnid turret.
adneeitorannaddarlegtkawar.nnd
whichnrenowiyiagattheiuagseia-
Inningyyardia Philadelphia The
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Will be Permanently Amharic the Squad-
roll, Taking; the Placé’liil‘illc Mas-
sachusetts and Teller.
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Secretary Long Deter-linen.“ Bring into Servht lnnetilately the
Eight Single anreted limiters Used During the War of the
Rebellion—Tilt Heine Relief Bill 1’”,th Senate Without
Debate—Senator Gelllagcr Speaks for Cats.
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Commander
oi inquiry. with
ch 33,—”th
. oi the Heine court
is party, arrived here
this mount. a tow minutea later
leit by the . Coast railway ior
Worthington. iii-fitment Hart: is very
reticent. hat ‘ . your correspondent
said. “it looks Ike war," he replied.
”it certainly doq.‘ Others in the par-
ty, in answer tolhe same question.
were more emphptlc, one saying. ”i do
not nee how it ch be avoid "
An Guinea’s Itgn at War.
New York. Ilnrrh 23,-The Evcnnin
World says: An elninota sign that the
strained relatfip between the United
Sit. and Spain will reanlt in war is
tarnished by lab ship ownera. who
have cabled i’o Ir agents here that
all charters “ contain the ”war
clause." Thla‘ciausc. which is posted
in the Hartline exchange. in aa tol-
lowa: ‘93“ than“ the m it
to be only employatun atriuiy neutru
trades; it in not to carry contraband
com or trade with porta declared one
tier blockade; six-o, in the event oi war
being declared ll} or against Greet Bri’
late by any maritime power, this chair.
ter is to be null and void at the end oi
the then current voyue.”
lluejackota Laevoior Philadelphia.
Jeraey City, N. 1.. Marrh tit—About
lilo blueiaeiletn iron: the Brooklyn
navy yard ieit the Pennaylvanin rail—
road depot here thin morning tor Phil-
adelphia. It in Imdmtood that the
men are tor the l'oiulnbiu and Minne-
apoiia. now at the league inland navy
yard.
Killed in e lailrned 'reck.
Zenenville. 0., starch zz—Baltimore
and Ohio paaaerlgrr train No. i031. leav-
ing here at him a. m., because at
floods between here and Newark was
detourerl by way oi the (Y. and hi. V..
and Pan-Handle cracks. lr'our miles
went oi Trinway, on the Pan-Handle.
the train lumped the track into Walto-
tomike creek. The engineer and em
man and aerevai penaengern were kill-
ed.
Inherent 'agoa lean-ad.
Colon. Colombia, Hart-h WA gen-
eral order at the Panama Railroad
company oleving an int-renal.- in the
wanna oi the railroad laborers oi :5
meta per day. during the prunent high
rate at exchange. ended yeaterday‘a
utrille. The men demanded $2 eur-
renry per day, inatreed oi it.“ curren-
ey which had been the wage'rnte.
Mice-tint M.
liarharg, Fri-aria. Hatch lax—diner
Warhaahnaen. he wallet. in deed. lie
waahornnt’i'rieatein itflaadacrved
as war eorveepoadeat during the itch
inn campaign oi it!» with the Anatrtaa
army; in imheweawith thai'rea—
atnn array in the war against Austria.
and with the Ger-nae in the free»
Prussian war oi mo. lie wrote a
number oi military works.
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A Hutton-hand Inca-Inter with
Anglovlgypttnn cavalry.
Athara ion the Nile), larch n—An
Anglovzgyptinn cavalry patrol, was in
conflict with a large party oi Dervish
horaatneu on Houday, 11 miles up the
river. A smart engagetnent took place.
in 'which hand—to-hand encounters
with apealn occurred, and the Dervish-
ea were driven back. The borne artil-
lerywenttotheaupportoitheAuglo—
Ryptlaa cavalry and ahelled the Der-
vlahea at 1,500 yards, doing conaidem
bio execution. The Anglovflgyptlan
loan wan aeven men killedvand eight
wounded. The patrol returned to lla-
ahndi beiore midnight, bringing the
wounded. No British unicorn were
wounded.
Aiorceoimnerviahcavalryep-
peered a iew miles irom here on Toen-
dey morning. it was met by a aqued—
ron oi cavalry and a turtle oi Sundan-
car. who drove on the Derviahee with
oouniderahle Ions. iotlowing them some
distance beyond Abadar.
Iahnloud'a plain torch occupies the
name position.
fibuheiothp Inhale lined.
Washington. hint-ch zz—A move»
ment is on toot among some oi the
Connecticut people in Washington to
have a battleship named in honor oi
the atate. provided the government
succeeds in buying one in a ioreign
market. The matter has already been
called to the attention oi Secretary
long. but. nothing definite has been ac-
complished. owing to the uncertainty
regarding the purchaae. Two iirst-
claaa battieehipa are now the subjects
oi negotiationa between the United
Staten government and the govern-
ments oi italy and Brazil. These are
San Itartino and the O'Higgins. Ac-
cording to the rule oi the navy departv
meet that battleships ahali he named
after states. either oi the Brazilian or
itaiian vuaela under consideration
would be entitled to the name oi Con.
hecticut. New London citizens made
an ellort last week to secure the honor
deemingoneoithenew cruiaern
bouht in England. but, as announced
yesterday. the cities of Albany and
New Orlenna were given the distinc-
tion. ‘ . ,
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New York. March tar-Captain Alex
More. l'. 8. A.. military attache oi
the United States emha-y at Paris.
nailed today on the American line
neemahip New York. line-ell Alger,
dr.. eon oi the aecretny oi war. was
alao a paaaenger on the New York. He
is going to mutton lo nanuule the loan-
agamenl oi a large paper company in
that city.
Durglavo Get. one in langetuch.
Naugatncit. Conn, Hatch 23—mo-
giara laat night entered the house of
Dr. Frederick Spring. in Church ntreet.
They took 325 in money, a gold watch
and chain, name surgical inatrumtsnla
and some clothing The instruments
anti clothing were ionnd thin morning
in a box car at the railroad station.
There in no clue.
Htgh'etorinthe lined.
Dayton. 0., March 23.~Dayton in “in
great danger iron: high water in the
Miami river. in North Dayton about
three hundred booties are almoat not»
merged. Three of the six trolley linen
in the city are blocked and the steam
rallroedn north oi the city are demor-
allaed. The cellars in the central pow
time at the city are iuil oi water.
MIMI-hm
Richmond, Ind, larch umiieavy
Invite an titling great damage here.
The large brute over Whitewater riv-
erhaabeeedentroyed byarened wa-
ter. The city electric light plant in
drowned out. The Starr piano iactttry
and the Nixon paper mill have aulerrd
heavy ions. Iiany people have been
driven lrom their homca.
Dyna-italngaaieelxpiaden.
Pittaburg. iinren 23.-A lowailville.
Ohio, apacial aayn: A dynamite maga-
aloe at iiillavilie exploded thin morn-
ing. wrecking a building and cunning
a panic in Wivllle. it in nappon-
ed the magazine wan struck by light.
nine. it to reported that a man one»
ed Welah and in wiin and six children
were killed.
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mime Robbers mom tx—
' press Car to Ate-a.
illlEll or All It: mum.
Anommronthel'raiaaiweaaenm'm
endalherin‘aroanaiia now on
Trail oi the laedita—De-
tailnaraleagrefl.
Fresno, (73].. March zs-Pnasenger
train No. 13 north-bound was held up
at ii o'clock last night at Croseatation,
a aiding aeven miles thin ride oi Goeb-
en Junction, by two maaked robbers.
The express car was blown to atolna.
The robbers uecurerl one mull pouch
which was opened and riiied oi llli
conic-hill.
The robbery occurred on the bridge
at (7m Creek and no tar as in known,
no one was injured by the robbers. A
saloon keeper at Trnvcr new two men
penning through the place early in the
evening and they are supponed to be
the men who committed the crime.
All olhcial named Meade wall on the
train which won held up. He at once
gave the alarm and the aherifla oi Tu-
lare. Kern and Fresno counties have
organized posses who are now on the
trail oi the robbers. it in reported
that some oi the paaaengers were de-
prived oi their valuables. Details re-
garding the matter in which the train
was held up are meagre, but it is
known that dynamite wan need to blow
open the express car.
The train was a local one trout Lon
Angeles on the Southern Pacific rail-
road. and as 3 rule does not carry a
great deal oi treasure.
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Greeley an an hi.
)lr. Greeley was not an on" in any
scholastic aeuee. He hmi er” and
aornewhat aqueaking vdoe; he know
nothing of gestures. and In could not
take an orator'a pone. which adds
lunch emphaain to the m and ar-
gument to be not iorth. Not all his
yeam’ practice on the platiofm and on
public occeaions ever changed hia hab-
its and methods as a speaker. and he
ended at poorly equipped in the res—
LIpecta named tor the vocation as when
he began. rliut he had one prime qual-
ity. without which all the other: are
exploited in vain. lie invariably had
something to any, and he said it in
such clear and wholesome Bullish.
with such sincerity. that. he was an or-
ator in spite oi all the mice.
To store it briefly. oi all the eminent
spake" i have introduced—1nd more
than oure~there was not one who
gave better autininctiou, diiiereut and
notable as they were, than Horace
Greeley. All a couaeqnuce. he came
to me oitrncat. and wore the heat. We
might or might not agree with home
at bin Miilllr preminea. ea when he
eayn, ”The moment a drop oi alcohol
in remitted into the human stomach
that moment the stomach recognizon
a deadly curmy;" but he not hilt nud-
ienee thinking, and illuminated hill
theme._liarper'a Magazine.
"You didn't marry either at thou-
Von-iimith twine?‘
"No, I didn't tlare too. i knew that
whichever one i married she would
make the wiah l had married the other
one,"
"What is oratory, Uncle Jim?"
"Oratory?" Well it is thrnnlling
your arms around and shooting to
loud that people don't notice what you
Fla-Mayor and Ian. I. I. in barn
been remaining I. it. unwound!
ilonton.
‘ ' netwovnan.
may. humane, ‘ ”taunt. hen
renovadtotheeawhaakhalidlae.
To HINT—lower belt of 2 L
all modern convenieneaaadt
widen. 11 Chapel atraet,
Rent. 09 per month inn-lea"
premises. , l“
10; LET-down a , . ,
dull street Water and“ 1
auction. Ponnenaion
uel 1'. Hatch.
To LET-tower part at: ,
Haniord place. Five more
two in attic. inquire Not-u ;
Main atrat. A. T. Nutrient
T0 LET—Halt oi home. 21 the
Norwallt. all improvement;
moderate. ” f
To l.ET——Cottego with all .
provomenta, No. 7 Lynne
reasonable. inquire oi-
Lynne. 9 Main street, N
T0 LET—Four room .
Dibble'e block, over W
All improvemente. Newly
and papered. Front “gym ..
per month. Apply to J. m ” ‘5‘;
hie, at i-‘erris' coal onloe, ",2;“ 2 '
el Grocery. _-
To LET—Jinn. and here til
berry um (1 room artisan;
oi C. i- Hyatt, Strawberry, ,
'm LET—From April lat, " "
5 Courtlnndt place. All , , ‘
meets. inquire oi'l'ayior I}
1'0 LET—Seven rooms. ‘7 W .
avenue; six rooms. Hunic Kai] K
suitable for odious; Int. m
rooms, No. 10 Union hired. ' I. _,
Woodward. -
T0 LET—One tour room m
cm noor: also email conga. ave
rooms; rents moderate to email Mr
iliea. Water and newer m
G. Haulenbeek, 23 Orchard m
it ,
'ro m—A pleasant seven-route a“!
tage, one minute trout trolley. . 2
er and newer connection. and g ‘
in. Rent. “I.” month. , '
oi F. E. Quintard, 140
Norwalk. , ,
router—Moreen .
story rear. rent 3): also .
apartments, 2nd nary -~
99; overt). W. naymond'a, OI ' j
ington street, windowa in m
room. Halls lighted. heard ‘1‘
cleaned. inquire once Old Vila-
ger company, 83 Weahingtowm
T0 LET-The accent! and third I“
oi the Quinterd building. W
and Knkht streeta, Meme"
able for oncea. lodge rooms. to”
manuiacturing. Belt M ,
inquire of F. E. Quintard, 1“ M ,
atreet. Norwaut, or F. H. M I
T0 LET—House in Orchard attest. »
“liable tor either one or two snail .
iamllien. has all modern improve- ‘
manta, bath room, iarnaee. ate. Two
minutes' walk iron Went .m
trolley. inquire at No. I m .
atraet an
T0 LET—Home, adjoin!“ m
oi'l'.i.ilaymond.eae.. ii m.
modern improvements. w
dar; home, 7 rooms, adiolnla" '
‘deuca oi ndvertinae; 3 hm ,
den atreet, 5 rooms men
gardena; lat door. 8
street; second floor. I
All in good order and ran
ply to John ii. KIM. '3
attest.
romurhm suite oi aia'
aaeheornerPieaaad lain
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