Evening sentinel, Tuesday, January 16, 1900 · page 7

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We Body of a long
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st‘hondos. Conn. January 16—;
” this morning the badly damn--
”i body of a man. apparently about
”1! inn of age. was discovered-
“(in Shows Core. The body was

non the waist up. but when it
out of the water the remains;

d a. blue shirt and undershirt were!
from the waist. Thea

hanging
“of the body was covered by:

verails. pants and drawers.

ry pairotshoes wereon the

features were unrecognix-g

it was evident that the bod!

in the water a couple of;

and

one or. cut at. The other arm looked
fi w it had been run over by an
“he. N’othlng was found in the dead
”is pockets except a blue handkeo;
all!!! such as railroad men use.
do is missing from this city as far as
haw-s. and the Identity 0! the corpse

was well formed and appar-
ve feet. seven inches when
body was in such a state;

be taken into the receiv~ ;

‘ the cemetery Coroner:
”I, of Norwich. has been notified
.0 matte an investigation this

There is a possiulity that;

man‘s death may have resulted

but the hair was in the

m I: longthat thatlt is impossible to
‘7 what caused some of the injuries.

sax!“ 'l‘l'fl IURRLARS.

mn— Salaried while Alto-adu‘

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”a made .1: ”1:11: th
as a pt to e

. at F‘arnumsville. ten miles
this city. at an early hour this

Their work on one (i the
in the building awakened the

. m which iivsdln stencmentover
m H. E. Rica. superintendent
1&9 Mumsviile Cotton Hills. and

' . P. Ke-pton. both armed. went

. the stairs and stood at the front

of the store.

lurglsrs heard the two men

down the stairs and made a

grab through one of the front

v when a light. with revolvei.
Kiel and Kempton kept up a

In. Each one at the tour hur-
waasmedandtoohahsndin
.iattlsassoonashe reached the

fie men were wildly excited and
they were at short

laser-ions hatitisthought that
chancesotrmovery.

maul. or man GENERAL.
flights Over the Remains of the

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New York. January lG—l-iandwritina
Expert Albert S. Osborne. of Rochester.
IN. ‘1. was recalled in the Holineux
trial. today. Barlow 3. Weeks cross-
examined him. his questions seemingly

being termed with the intention of
showing that the expel-that! madea

Thewltnesss‘sldthst hehsdhagunhis
examination about a week before he
testified below the coroner at the in-
quest.

He could not be explicit as to the
number at hours he had spent upon the
examination; he had charged to thea
day at the rate of 850. Replying to ur.
Weeks‘s questions witness said he had
inothercaseschsrgedaslowasaia
day.andthathehadeaentestifiedtor
nothing. Ir. Weeks questioned“
borne shoot former cases in which the
.witness had given expert handwriting
?testimony. and ashsd it he was not
liable to be mistaken in his conclu-
stops. to which the witness replied that
in some cases under some circumstanc-
es he might be. There were cases.
however. when he considered that to
Ihe mistaken was quite impossible. lie
but never yet been mistaken that he
knew of.

The cross-examination passed into
the technical formation of the letters
throughout the writings. Mr. Weeks
took up people‘s Inhibit is (primes.
the copy of the Hot-pater letter made by
éCornis-h and endeavored to bring out
a similarity between the capital “C“
in the genuine and the disputed Cor-
nish writings. The witness could not
see the similarity. however. and said
the same pen habit was not shown in
the two writings.

Would you consider.“ asked Mr.
Weeks. at length. “that Exhibit 19
inrlmeiwas in a disguised hand?"

“i should say that it was more con-
strained than Exhibit 82. another 0!
the genuine Cornish writings and that
22 was more nearly the natural hand
of the writer

"But would you consider it n dis~
.guised hand?’

i would not care to any as to that
without further examination. it does
appear to be forced and unnatural.
E'fliough. "

The exhiht in question was a copy
made by Cornish ot the Ram letter
Iin which he attempted to conform to
Ithe vertical style of writing followed
in the original

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New York. January iG—The general
oilices in Broadway in this city of the
Southern Pacific are in the hands of the
sheriti‘. and s deputy abet-i! is watch-
ing the once today. to see that noth-
ing gets away. This action is the re.
suit or an attachment secured against
the railroad 3 property by the Tweedie
Trading Company. The amount involv-
ed is said to Murrow seemingly a
small matter.

Sometimeagotheroadchartcreda
boat belonging to the Tweet-.9 com-
pany. The agreement was that the rail.
road was to take the boat from New
Orleans to Boom and thence to New
York. When the cargo was discharged
in the city of Boston the Southern Pa-
cific agents. so it is alleged; refused
to go any further. The owners at the
ivessei claim that they'were forced to
i-brlng the vessel to New York thesi—
gselves and pay all the costs They
;in a bill to the road for upwards of
000 but the lattersaid that $4.000 was
:enough and refused to pay more. The
matter was tales hetero the board of
idlrectors or the Produce Exchange for
.arhitratlbn. and they sum that the

;bill of the vessel’s owners was legiti-
trusts. Still the Southern Pacific!!-
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and Twillcd SergéSt ' ‘ '
——~in fact every ket wé have
has been inclu ed in the tol-
lowing scale of prices: ‘
$3.75 55.00 51:50
90.00 $15.00"
Further c6mment seems un-

necessary and ‘we make none.

Colonial Tables.

Tables of Mahogany. in the
dainty designs that suggest an
old Colonial Mansion. are

ongthe attractions in the
Furniture Department. . ‘-

The lines are slender and
gracefuiyet give asimpresslon
of the stately dignity of the
period when the mmuet was
the fashion and a courts:
bow the least formal of salu-
tations. Quaint and unex-
pected. too. are the manv
styles of folding leaves and of
drawers with compartments
for paper and envelopes. One
with three legs 15 convertible
at mil in a most interesting
manner, from a round to a
half—round table;

Small square Work Tables.
with from one to three draw-
ers are exceedingi copyca-
ient because of t or ll 1-
ness. For Card Tables t ere
are many which are especially
suited. and any one among
them would be a charming
addition to a tastefully fur—
nished room. Come and see
them.

The D. M. READ CO.
emulation I357.
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Sick Room Goods!

invalid Cushions.
Hot Water Bottles.

Bandages. Liuis. and all
sorts of

Hospital ind Sick Room ’
, Supplies,

11. ll. PLHSTEB’S,"
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tire Train of a1 Cars.
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Wall street. 10:10 a. In.—-0pening
dealings on the Stock Exchange today
weresosmaiiaatogivesoveryde-
claive tone to the market. in the prom
inept. stocks changes were confined to
fractions and mostly on the side of
;W' New York Air Brake dropped

it. .

Wail street. 11 a. n: .-—lfsnhattsn and
Metropolitan yielded 1% under hear
pressure. but other stocks held well.
When pressure was relaxed)!
tan rallied a point above last to
close and Itanhattan.
Transit and Tobacco rose strongly
Business was smaller than for months
and dealing: were entirely profession-

at.

Wall street. noon-Prices or leading
stocks tended upward but. the move-
ment to Metropolitan was very erratic.
A range or several points was covered
may. The top price was reached
at mid-day. The bond market held
lirm and was relatively more active
than stocks.

Wall street. to. In.—-W‘ith the ex-
ceptiono ofa reaction or 156 in new
politan and a (all oi “t in Consolidat-
ed. prices vibrated onlya swam
‘22:. The market was practically life’-

TODAY’S 0001113083.

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16.00 ' 11.00
18.00 1250 g
20.00 - ._ ' *3- 15;50

16.00 Plush Capes for 12.00

7.50. 25.00 Velour Jadkets . 17.50

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H. KrIeger 8 Co.

The Leading Cash or Credit Store
in the Norwalks.

Accounts Opened with Everubodu.

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