“omit, the mo 3 .
murdered in 381‘ mt.“
vicinity. in a pawn
are pressing with
place, it possible,
or, the crimes. The: 1‘
ring brought about the
V Mason; oi Boston. are-
tin the watch
w 0‘ was kill-
Samerville,
person could
mysterious
Thus far 1t‘ 1
it.
been leer odthat a
, th M ii
‘famlly .
j mane city and the
”o ascertain where he is.
‘0 names the Norton.
‘ cent.
. pawn broker
' ' ”Pines watch went to
day to have a look at
' ' those of identitying
he the man who pawn
7 w '
mun
station 8. during this
it was discharged, as
on” {denier Joseph Nora
in whose store both the
eraser
:13 us latte who
. for sale
onion saturday night, and
he some individual who
to to the store on Mon-
said it for 84. He further
t~ other negro,- older. heav.
rii than the muiatto. icin-
‘ tas he was receiving
apparent coincidence
., in connection with
the McPhee and
_ that the address
, Rhee case was 23 Grove
the mortdn case the some
' Greenwich Jstreet was
a; the Mason case at War-
immune naive roads 6v!-
1. he was arrcs cd had -
" ' inpts to up w or.
atnisht at “The Oaks, " s
metropolitan park reser-
ti'oin the McLean in-
era Mason was a pat-
grounds or which Miss
kilisdfiaturday night. ,
satiny were trying “i.“
that a negro and a tilt! e.
”altogether in We'v.
torday evening. . ,
ho had char! 0! .
' geni‘y th”
s . or evidence ‘
, colt ware close up and rs
1, for iourth place
on for the“ rare" s .
owuer in holding to is
Captain verity was waiiti
msi up and down alonkv‘i‘
ty had he
of it. Rigs
. ’s v
T are who saw?
{heught that
cold surely Iconic out of
PQOL AUTUMN CUP RAGE.
[V RPOOL Nov. 'i.:-The race
; the [dyetpool autumn cup today roan
ed in a do d headsetween King' a Go
tor and ‘1‘ row ‘ ay. , Peiilsson
th 0. Thirteepghorsés stoned.
, the run 01! Throw Away best
King s Courier. The race was magniil
it was difficult to separate the
first live horses. Throw Away joined
King's Courier in the in: few strides
and a dead heat was the result while
only a head separated J_ on tram the
leaders. Scullion and Qubliette
dead heat
DELAWARE ROAD 11 OLD.
NEW YORK, November ’i'-—'-The re~
pdrt circulst today and orizi sting
, thatt the De! are
.. iro‘sd properties, in
min nos had heen sold for
$80,000 000, was denied by President
the Deiaware and Hud-
purchasers were
ailroad company
N w York Central the Penn-
get the cos-i properties and
‘ the portions of the road in Pennsylva
sis and theiNaw York Central to get
, the New York division of the railway
2W
PUBLISHED sovcorr NOTICES.
DUBLIN Nov. 7--'-Mrs. Annie O'Ma
liony. the first woman imprisoned un-
der the primer: set during the present
campaign, was arrested at Waterford
this morning and sent rte Jail where
she wiii undergo a two months' sen-
tence. Mrs. O'Ma‘hony; who is the
proprietor of the Waterford Star re-
fused to tarnish bail to cause the pub- ,
lication o boycotting notices. H. P.
Lyman itor oi the saline paper. was
also arrested and sent to Jail for a
similar temi.
. 9“?"
ORERATORa WILL AGREE.
WASHINGTON Nov 7A~0arroli D
Wright. remit-tier oi the anthracite
coal strike commission, received a tele-
gram today saying that it is under-
stood that a large part of the individual
operators in the Lachawsnaa and W)“
03%?" Casi unions have agreed to ho-
spat-ties heford the submission
and accept its decision. There are
about seventy at these ogrators work-
ing smalls? impel automate
region.
TODAV 1N
WALL 3T8!
airingmp? ,8
m an... ~
when and ’
toned and .
6001! Voices From
"”001
’D' ‘ GOtmob,
I! North Main" Street. :
terred. and American ice aiso gained
n point each Realising in Norfolk‘
but the, general iist held well
TODAY'I QUOTATIONA. ,
neports over privata‘ wire or more:
it Goldschmidt com is'sion brokers,
Swat-ts & Corb‘ett‘s b och; South Nor
walk:
Open High
Amal. Copper, 63% 163% '83
Am. C a E. 85% 35% 35%
Am. Cut. Oil, 53%, 53% 527/. ‘ 63'
American ice, 10% 11% 10% 11%
Am. Ice old, 38% 38% .3855
Amer.
Am. Smelt, 45 , 45 46
Am. Sugar, 118% fists. 11m 118
Anaconda. 94% 91% 94 91
A T. 6:8. Fe, 85% 86,15 85% 86
Air. 0;; 8.1“. p.100“ 1005‘ 100 100%
Bait '6 Ohio, 10514 106% 104% 101%
Bki yn. R 1.6235 02% 62% 02V.
*Ches. in Ohio 47% 48% 17% 47y.
iGhi Gt. West; 29% '29“. 29
is its St P more 1859:. 188 135%
‘Col. F. & 1., 86M, ‘86“ 86% 88%
001. South, 31 ms 31 31%
Consol. Gas 218% 216% 210% 216%
Del. & Hilda 166 166 165% 165%
Erie. ‘ 37% 87% 37% 87%
Erie. 1st pid. 67 67 68% 68*
Ill. Central, 146 116% 5614696 110%
Lou. & Nash, 134% 134% 134 184
Manhattan, 180% 184$ 136% 187
Met fit. Ry.. 139% 139% 189 139
Mei. Central, any. 25% 25 V25
29 28 38
M K.&T-. pfd. 691A 60 59%
o.Pacitlc, 100% 110% 109% 109%
H.015 Central. .150“ 154%, 154% 16!
item; West. 73% 78% 72% ”iii
:Wast. 2 ”322115 .
and Western cancelled its rise later.
‘1 30‘
can. *
can ‘
can
Loco.,,8 30 30 30 ‘ ‘
Chi & N. W 234%, 224% 224% 323% I
you ant new worku-
‘ iii with me.
We here a special lot or Fleece Lin-
ed Underv’rear‘. at
65p per gait
94s”; per suit
“ 786 per sou
Also a full line 01 Ribbed Under-
wear, all colors white, bins. tan and
finish. at Me a Suit. A complete line or
Woolen Socks. black gray and flesh,
at izific a pair. Bays' sweaters from
48c up. Also Fancy Vests. from 08c
hp. and a full line of B it B high grade
‘ lircss shirts at this
so. 6 irons Mars 3:.
littd (ii
A say some shit sum.
I 650 MB}? for 41¢, .. ».. ..
m asses adamant.
. 70: his tor 006i
«so worth for ”-00.
‘ Watch this little Space
every met, for profitable
firifomaiion. ‘
1.0111188! Son.
TAILORI, ctornisns. HAT-
sass Ado; suamsssns.
‘ , save testimony
sins. s‘rsPHsnson's rssrtMoNv.
Bays Harry B. Cornish Was Man Who
'Msiiadi’oison Package, . "
NEW YORKs. November 7~‘-Mra. An-
us I: Stephenson, who testified in the
that to the best 0! her belie! Harry
‘ - 8 Cornish was the man who mailed »
the poison package. was theiirst wrt— .
nets called when'the trial was resnm
ed otday.
Osborne wanted to know it it was
out to her in court. The witness said
it was not irue.~ ,
Professor Herman G. Vuitet, or Coi~
nmhla University, testified that Moli-
doy that the poison package was mail»
ed.
was placed in the maiL
the postoitice.
sliver bottle holder, had made a mis-
statement. Howell said Erhardt had
store.
the defense, was the next witness. He
llml'e in thiscity. "I wentinto the
Mr. Oicott. "Then i asked ior some
asked me it! knew it was
tie
tin: the poison. ,
H. 1112 To .ss rsporisr, use tooth
moss to dict that of Jose is
Koch. Who idcdtiiicd Notices: as t
the, is tier box fro
trial oiJ Roland B. Moiineux yesterday; .
Assistant District Attorney ‘
true, as reported. that she did not rec- "
canine Cornish until :he was pointed .‘
not: was in his company from noon ;
until alter sundown on December 23. "
1888. It was on the afternoon of that '
Henry C. Lockwood.’ a post oificc‘ ‘
clerk. testified that he could not say as; -‘
actly at what time the poison package "
He corrobor~ ;
atcd Mrs. Stephenson's statement that
it was mailed on the Broadway side of"
Harry E. Howell a clerk in Hart— ‘
dcsen's store. testified that the boy j
Erhardt; who-said he wrapped up the ~
never wrapped up any packages in the
William M. K. Olcott. of counsel for '
testified that on October 30. last. he .
bought cyanide of mercury at a drug ,
store and bouaht two chemicals." said ,
cyanids'ot mercury." The clerk asked -.
me what! wanted it for" I told him ;
for photographic experiments, and he ‘2,
poison. i I
“111“:qu did, and he save me a small hop .
Mr. Oicott wss succeeded on the .
3 John Sanders. a clerk in on
law o co meta. Moose. and he and:
two other employs: oi the‘ same epics. ;
similar to Ids. Oloottis.
None or thawhid much trouble in set- i;
Credit System, as we apply it to our busi .
horse has for its basis an equal treatment of all
customers. No matter whether you Are {eveni-
thy or imatimightened circumstanccsiour terms
are the same. You can buy as cheaply Ifor cre-
‘ b an;
‘ t hcrc‘
CASH i‘Priccs plainly merited.
We don't figure our business on
of how much we are going to it
who come to our stores are honest in their' in-
tentions. Our daily receipts from payriisnts on
account equal to the receipts from cash sales of
‘5 Ithc ordinary cash store—where are we. any
worse ofl‘ than they?
Therefore we can sell at as low a price as ‘
.the people can buy reliable garments hire—wan
site‘s-d to pay what good girmcnts are words,
on our plan? he not hays. to content than
solves with poor clothing bscanss they soon ‘
pay the spot cash that good clothes are worth.
hiiortie‘iit liolioneyiio
snoo WEEKLY.
Norwalk Chronicler