Annlvorury of His Instal-
Billet Justice Observed
swam-anon by Hon. ‘
MacVIIuh.
otIVirginiu. was installed as
I. the Unitch States one
s 8.30 today. 11nd at 10
tithing the centennial nus
'ot list event was oommemd
with impressive ceremonies inl
representatives at the chm-t
103111111 ‘111 ranged by the
mince of Congress and Wil-I
we. or New Orleans. Iulprcs
i1 American Bar AssociuI;
. imple and dignified as be!
' ~.t11‘ Iflg‘rout Jurist; The
boot. the members;
, hurt. the members of.
'd 0111311. the dlplomntlcg
ers‘ of the District 11-1111
nttended n‘s invited 111111.315...
til burnished persons wereT
e‘r‘i ,- which were reserved
aiding cards 01‘ admissiou.
. tiltiyo Dulzoll of Penney-l
d the assemblage to orr.de
l’cfly the action of Con
11111111 for the ceremonies
e‘ction of Chief Justice F111
1 residing 011112611. The chief 1115:
judicial inches was escorted
'1‘ by Representatives Gros-
l1 and Richuidson. ot
. Dr William Str'othcr
nton‘. n grout- grandson of
' invoked the Divine
chief justice in intro
I owe Mchengh. who
e‘ to the great work of
which evoked hearty “T’T
is predecessois‘ career ..s
'ounde'r 111 the federal consiitu
' d'brislly to the judicial
arlier days of the “'1-
and then piesentcd the
hetero Marshal when
, l'dutles of chief justice.
yfil . id nt who t ok the. oath ot
. filinistércd by t is chief justice
. 511.111 his inaugural, lnclud~
oIcssnntinl principles or
out ”he support of tho
fioveruments in all their
. . he most competent o‘dminls
‘ '11s for our domestic concerns and
‘ liniwarks against snti- -repub-
111' pence at home and safety
but it was reseived for the
'stloe, as the organ of the court
' no. the powers and rights 01
11 the exercise of n jurisdiction
be regarded as 'iudispensublo
resorvntion of the union uud
' Enemy of tired .1clcpendenco 111111
I stiles stolen] "
d'ghiet justice Marshall"
utterance to the effect that
institution must be interpreted
tontion. and sold or his words
. opt connection: "These were up
' Itl lnnI legal rules or son
on chip be r‘npplicatlon is to
5vliiid he basis- of the national fub
t seed at the national growth:
. , lilatlon of 0 written form 01
. ”out; and simlpie us they now
be. their atmosssfni nppllcn~
sequined the highest iudlchu
notice Fuller went on to soy
powers and duties of the vnri
on (1110's of the government had
. W 1911111111 and that there was
dntnflomsm between the‘m
. 11W necessary for the Sun
' ‘ t to rcconcilc.81‘1mrklng of.
‘ ’thls service. he
"'i‘o.9hold-' the bill
these jarring poles;
t “1111111 narrow path
Iy law. regardless of poll
loony and pnrty politics on
slid ‘1' 19010111111111 of tin ..
51h hopther. demanded
low. that oleurness
.' of expression.
the independence of tho audlcisry' for
system exist.”
Fuller's remarks. Mr Mchough delivv
scholarly production and was several
times? interrupted by npplnuso. tie
. 111011 ”with:
1.1111911 a grave derelictlou ol‘ duty if the
that unei'ring discre-
tihdonlltdbls limit on dildo
‘nf. 11111111111111» ed 111111
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tape 1: w one this sin I 71
otthe’ rev volbtlo‘n‘ 11m in till
11‘ nd selfIxovern‘
cos 11111 Folder Justice . .ullcr 1111111
"And so the great chief justice. recon
cliinx ’tho. jealousy of freedom wlth
a third of a century ours on his state-
ly why. establishing in the accomplish
merit of the work given him to do.
those cute and solid principles of 1101'.
problem on which our constitutional
At the conclusion of Chief .lustlec
crud his oration. it was a thoughtful.
spoke in part as follows:
“Today is dedicated to the low 1
therefore speck to you as s iuw.v.cr
and I congratulate you that it is purt
of .0111 he py fortune that the occu-
b1 lugs us together offers
in itself its smplest and complctcst
justificutlou.‘ it would indeed have
brotherhood ‘of American luwyers. 0’11
the bench and at the her. had not
assembled to honor with fitting ob~
servances the centenniul anniversary
01‘ the entrocp‘ by John Marshall into
the oiilco. of chief justice of the.- Sn:
promo Court of the United States.
"And the pines where We are as-
sem‘oled is of all pincer; the most
fitting for these ceremonies; for
here in the capital or the court he
loved so dovotedly and served so
faithfully was the scene of the. great
achievements which have enrolled his
name unions the few immortal bone
factors of mankind. ' Mr Mochngh
then spoke as follow:
“in the curly days 01 the colonies.
when Marshall was born in 17711. the
growth of the spirit. of liberty imbued
him with the love of free institutions
and led him to take up arms as 11
youth of twenty when the revolution
broke "
lie traced his cuiccr us 11. soldier
through the Revolution. his subscI
queut service in the legislature of Vlrv
glnlu. his service in Congress and as
secretary of state under Adams. and
reviewed Marshall's thirtyfive ycnrs'
service no chief justice, the 1mm1
epoch-mulling decisions in which he
partlclprtcd. his tremendous influence
in the settlement 0! the great Constitu
tlonnl controversies which mode for
the future glor) and strength of the
union
"When we come at lust to believe
.that the true mission of nations as of
mun is to promote righteousness. on
earth; that conferring liberty is wiser
than making gain; that new friends
are better for us than new markets:
1.11M love is more elevating than hat-
red; that peace is more nobicr than
won that the huuiblcst human life is
sacred; that the humblost human right
should be respected, we shall see. thut
it is only by recognizing these truths
which can never fail lobe true. that
our own beloved country can \\‘()l'l.llil.V
discharge the sacred mission couildcd
to her and maintain her true dignity
uud gruudeur. setting her feet upon
the shining pathway which lends to
the sunlit summits of the Olive moun-
tuins uud inking ubuuduui uric thui
every human cr'cntuic lieuuutli hm
starry ling of of men color mid condl
lien is us secure of liberty. of Justice
and of peace us in the republic of God.
"in r-liorislilng thesi- inspirations
end in striving to raise them. We. are
wholly 111 the spirit of the great chic!
justice. uud we 01111 in 110 other wuy
oil’col'unlly honor his memory as by
luliorinr, in season and “out of senses
to lnhkt‘ this whole continent of Ameri-
cu one ‘vnst undI splendid monument:
not of oppression and terror. but of
wisdom. of peace and of liberty, on
which men muy gone with ndmirutior
forever."
M 1'. Mucl’oush spoke. for an hour 11nd
three-quarters. ills perorntiou proI
voiced uu outburst of applause. led by
the pr'csidcut.-his cubinet and the
members of the Supreme Court. The
exercises closed with the benediction
by Rev. Comics. the chaplain of the
House. in one of the galleries wns 14‘.
Lewis Marshall. of Orange C. 11.. Vir-
ciulu. the oldest descendant of Chief
Justice Murshull.
WASHINGTON. February twin pur-
suance of a special order. the Senate
met ut 9:45 o'clock today 111 order to
cnnblc it to participate in the core-
monics in tho House of Representa-
tlvos in honor of former Chief Jus-
tice Marshall.
A resolution of the Cnilforuln lords-
lstion. inviting the members of the
Senate to witness the launching of the
11 ttleshlp Ohio in the prim was rend.
T‘ tor some discussion 1111 to whether
rlslntlve boldness could be transact-
undor the usr'ccnrent by which the
Sunnis met. the 8s'unte decided that it
could not do so. and A motion was
made in ii 9. Bennie to proceed imme-
dis’tely to t 0 hull of the House of lisp
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ronN ’ 1 onto. M: imam.
s‘r AlZAnANB. v... schism 1-.
Brigham Academy at Bakersfield is
ohservi soundsrs' tiny twirl 1'10-
tcssor alter, E. Howsrd. of Middle
burs (lotions. delivered on historical
lecture. entitled. "A Pair of ‘Purltsnil
111th lift rub 11nd followln I‘ i
. oars instruction
w “flag 9‘ “\Ct Kl'el‘t on price“) 90..
’ fractions sensrslly. but Extended to 1
over a point his
' there.
" and
1m OIt
scisl stocir
Pacific clone 1101 mm at til
level.
. 1011101:
chic Mull recovered its earlier 101111.11
few stocks rallied again in sympn'thy.
but the market quieted down.
tlvely unimportant. although there
were gains ol’ 0 point or more here and
WALL STREET. noon—Tho huyilur
dcmund shifted from the standard rail.
roads into the steel stocks. local trace
lions and minor railroads. Resultant
gains rnugcd ironi iii. to 3%. and Pen-
brnke lumped 9 points sud the Kansas
11nd 'i‘uxuu stocks rocovered to their
opening figures ’of 21 and 60 rospectivc
ly for the common and preferred. All
the good proportion were truths and
higher. and the lessened demand 101
the grungers 11nd l’sci'dcs did not cause
strength or the steel stacks and spec-
inlties wus used as a cover for renliz
log in the railroads. but when prices
began to decline the market suddenly
became send-stagnant. Chicago Grout
Western 13 extended its advance to £1
points 111.011. Louisville road In or .
items 1% and Mexican Control 1% '
The Kansas 11114 Terms I he
moved upward again. Rock Island
rose 2 and (lunatic Southern 2%. .
'l'ooAv's 0110111710110.
Reported over private. me or E. A
Bonnie. commission broker. swat-ts Ir .-
Corbett' I block. South Norwmii:
Open High flow
A111. St. is W.. 411% 47% 41111.1
M11. :1. It. (20.. 137% 1.38% 137% '
A111. Tob.(30..l15% 115% 115‘ lib
Atchisou. 51 52% 50% ’
Atchlsou, pfd.. 881/. 89‘ 88% 1111
Bolt. 11. Ohio. 911$ 90%
Bkyu. it. Tu 77‘1“. lid 77%
(ion. South... 57% 57%
Chen. &. Ohio. 39111 «lo 391‘ Ill)
(1111. & N. W.. 173% ‘
Chi. 3. & Q.. 146’}; 145% 1.47%
(.1. M. «it hit. 1’. 1.62 101% 1512
Chi. ii. i. it P. 1211 ' 126
0.0.0. ll: Std... Wild
1). d: H. Gun. 151%
Federal Steel. 46 ill-“1
Fed. St. pi’d.. 74111.
iljlcn. El. (30.. 191
1.011. it Nash. 9154.
Nor. & West. 46 iii
Mun. Cousol.. 117% .
Metropolitnu. 163%
hi. K. & T. pfd. til)
Miss. Pacific. 881,1.
Nut. bond (30.. 18
N. \'.C.. & 11.11451. 1134
N. Y. 0. & W.. 323.1. .2
Con. Tobacco. 45
North Pacific. 83%
No. r’llt'. pfd.. 86b“. 87%
Pacific Mail. «13%, I16
Penusylvnnlu 117%
People's (ins. 11111;
Phil. it Read” 32% 3314
1'. Cr it. 111d" 72 72 71% 71!
Son. Railway, 23% 237i. '0: 211%
Sou. Ry. 11111.. 741.1. 7111;
Sou. l’uclflc. 47% 47%
Tenn. (3. & 1.. till 651,5
ll. 8. Leather. 13% 13V; l3“, 131/.
11.8. l..Co. pfd. 747.1. H711
U. 3. Rubber. 20 20 197..- 20
Union Pacific. 1183.“. 90 881.1 90
1111. [’00. 11111.. tibia an 8.5 87131
Wnbusli 1111].. fill. 29 21W. 29
West. Union. 8371. 8117.1. 851%
Mex. Control. MW. 11‘. H-‘li Iii
BOSTON. February i-—'l'he direct»
ore of the Kunsnn City Fort Scott null
Memphis railroad hove declared I
semi-annual dividend of Ii per cent on
the preferred stock and n dividend of
l per cent. on the. common.
WASHlNG’i‘ON’. February ,4~OovI
erumcnt receipts from internal revo-
uuc ti.687.925: customs. 8621.207; mi5~
ccllnncous, 355.061. Expenditures. t1.-
980.000.
CANAL IOAT OINKO.
m
City of UticI GIII Down in tho Chan.
nel It Stamford.
STAMFORD, February t—«The consl
bout "City of Uticn." Captain Potter.
sunk in the channel off Stamford hur-
bor. curly this morning. The vessel
cnme.horc lust Suturdu‘y from New
York. with u some of burytes. consign
cd to 11 local firm. The cargo had
been discharged. end the vessel was 11:
anchor when 11... began to llll Aid sink
very rapidly.
{111% 87%
45%
1471.5
101%
the vessel is 0 result of u collisiomwlth
u tug boot on the way to Stamford
from New York. The vessel will be
raised us soon In possible.
0rd» to SImI Indecent.
District of Normlku “i" Probate
Court. February lat. A 11.111101.
at Norwulk. 11' sol
Ordered Th“
HT" grist 'TMTtmm
I (1 ur or
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of Murder! 190
noon: sud 1st I
in said estate in»
the sdmlnllmt‘m‘
our to 111111111111
riot. accessed.
1.111. the Pro
11 the till: my
Union 1
Renewed buying oi thut stock '
raised it to nine”. and there was re. "
unwed licnvv demand for Atchison. PI-
Dcsl- .
inns in the specialties wore compnru- 5,
rib and Eastern 3%. New York .Air .'
mrymotnhle yielding of pricea. Bands
were active mid strong. ,
WALL STREET. 1 11. luv-«Tire I
also “'
Cuptsin Putter says the sinking oi ‘
Estate of Benin lull Andrews into
33 ." .
iministriitor 01b . .
Iccnunt. to. 1
0'1: och Ifter-
Tintsrostsd ;
petty...
Ad ostefid
G/lssses
Sails action TfuIrInmd.
until 1| free.
80 Washl m Street.
«was». .
IN .OVERCOA TS.
'If new ”not
be up to your neck
one. now the time
do it cbt'ap “"11
dacedxto f 1 L18
31111111 d’pmllr.
MILFORD 'A. GIFFIN.
Manager.
CODXO In“ 8130 till.
OFFlCE 729.
Succe5‘sor to
Sanitary
Plumbing.
”wt-0mm
Phone I37-3.
So. Norwnlk. .I
H3. Homopucsn.
' ceases" both:
only fcmpm
”mm the cause and Ref/c :fa per-
'We argon to our necks
Got more than we‘want.‘
We'll not ‘c’arry their:
to '
in
to
,. Blue' 'Inh‘ blachKfl?”
1:1.5‘"I.i"152‘1~'31‘3"i'i3.50 ‘
ones ma'ucedto $8.79.
$15 gray} goods re-
‘iiomsiock Bros.
WoLoan Money
to people in any kind of business.
150 Nassau 31.. Now fork.
' 1129 2411
THTTTTAS SBUTT,
. cs. 01113111111.
50 South Main Street. i“
1;.
'3
ay-INCH CHINA SEAL QAPES,
30-INCH CHJINA SEAL CAPES.
I7~INCH ASTRACHAN CAPES,
$2.50, $3. 50 AND $4.50.
$16.00 BLACK 'Mnn'rm coLLARE'r'rEs, ’ ' .
$18. 00 srsEnIAn 11111111111 rox COLLARET‘I‘ES,
30- -INCH ELECTRIC SEAL CAPES. v "
:
Colored Silk Wants.
ALL or con cotonso SILK waters. 5111.1. 111an IN THE my 3
NER. AND or THE caorcssr MATERIAL. .rn‘E pnrcEs WE HAVE per 011. 'riiE‘rfu' is .
Less THAN THE MATERIAL cosr. WE HAVE MADE soon LOTS or THEM $1.50.
REVOLT AGAINST TROLLEY.
Summer Rolldént‘s It thchfleld Op~
posed to tho lnnovstlon.
8 id'l‘tiliFlEiJ). February i—I'l‘he
summer residents of Litchdold have
given indicatiohu‘ of n revolt against
the projected trolley line through the
borough. it is stated- thst they wui
petition the Gencrul Assembly. pro-
testing against the proposed invasion
of the trolley. whose monitors con
template a line from Torrluliton to
Bantam Falls right through Lllchilold
The non- tnnrsyers and many of the
porinuuent resilieml-r are in fever of
‘ the tr.olley white the .umrue: 12-1251
dents claim that a trolley will d.-t1nrt
(mm the native churius of this (on-
uoctlcut Lenox. ' \
m
CHARLOT'PE'I‘OWN.P.E.1..cbru-
UNSEATED BY THE 'COU .
sry l~Formcr Attorney General A.
hicKinnon llbhrnl member of the Can
ndlau parliament. east division of
Queens county. has been unsealed by
the court. and the election declared
void. This notion wns taken on the
ground 0! corruption by agents. Judge
Hodgson in delivering Judgment. dc-
clured that the depth of corruption and
debauchery provéd was I. disgrace to
any county. and made him feel usham-
{all to live in‘ the province where it on
s 81
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MR. MEYER RECEIVED av THE
KiNG.
ROME. February i—Klng Victor
Emmanuel at 1 o'clock this afternoon
received in audience the new United
States ambassador to Italy, G. von 1.
Willey/er. of Massachusetts. Mr. Meyer
Wreceived a most cordial vvelciime. Mr.
Meyer presented his credentials. but
in accordance with the ltnliun cti
quette. there were no speeches.
Alix Wallace, of New Hove-n. is vis-
iting Mr. and ‘Mrs. Ch rles Allen.
'l‘nylor avenue.
HE ASPIRED T0 OFFICE.
And HI Will Never For-act His First
Luanda serum.
One Detrolternvho hopes some day
to be elected to the legislature lollies
the reporters by nylon that he used
to be a member 0‘ the craft. One of
thorn. who prefers evidence to have us
sertlon. asked the political aspirant all
about it and extorted this reluctant ex
plantation:
“Well. Just between you and me, it
was this way: My father um 11 weekly
paper down in tedious. and it was
the party ornn in the county. When
i got home from college. i made up my
mind tint I was about ripe to be the
clerk of courts. The old gentleman
told me that l was pretty row but he
1131 end to be my strategy board and
said be reckoned he could pull me
through it I'd obey orders and make
_ no moves on my own responsibility. I
. can see now that he won a grant con-
crsl. but you know how he fly a Younii
fellow is before the world
him 11 low times. .1.
W
1.1m lNBURANcfl
our 1900 so folio
ACE
I
1 Cl!!! 1" RECORD.
'riie counuortour 01111111111111.
COMPANY oi
linrttord. 11111110 substantial min in the
N As 1139. son? 0111. rursnssr. ,
.PRll‘l 1 11 wnm rsmigr‘sxcna 1. 11111111111 mnk‘
lines in on. no
111115.111) 11111111111. ,
‘80 i put up what i thought was 11
“rest scheme and kept it from the gov-
Irnor. The truth is that lthousht him
Just 11 little slow for my class. 1111:
1mm against me on the opposition tick.
ct lived in not 1- town. and we rum
never me 80 went over him. told
him that was rs r from my fu-
that's paper I ed to ghetto.
. ‘thqa'alit
"We had I in tall: for an
hour. Imelda . in" and rumbling
tho Jules or the mm from his own
. 151.11.01de 1‘ i Eunice tickled for words
. 11111111 about hilt way home. does
. ['11 liked to thI use incite «int. i
‘ goth lunar 11111111 11111 111 so smooth
out hIdn’-ttoldrns..scon1oiiudod thing
~— 1111mm ' '1' M.
u I.
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11s bumped '
SI 0%,! $2.50 and $3.00.
$3 75
$6.50.
$12.00.
$12.00.
315- 09
$3.00.
$1.1 50-
85.00.
I 38.0.6-
$10.00.
‘ $14.60. ‘
scoo-
' $30 00.
$29 00.
$18. 50'. $110.00 AN D $23. 00.
ESE MAE-
TRISTRAM HYA TT
, NORWALK
Our Gleat Clearing Sale. isshll doing
on. and will 1151 during the wholemealh '01
Januaru. While we have got rid of a great
mans aoods, there are still mans choice
bargains to pick from.
You‘llfnow Our Terms."
No Deposit . Down. 0111 5' Dollar
. ' ' Willy W Until Paid.
. “a only for aaturdny.
limo
lit:
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‘ Ills
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