“an.
0! W m m M“ ‘9 . .
mttwlehewhel the lite at one old
amt worthy nil manned unmann-
ewr ilill. Rig. It will be unW.Q
u: to «trim interim! at the bum. in
ever: make will bennvleutt to than. The
tumult We think in a line one. and "fleet:
credit upon the Austin“ l‘holwrnftl‘tiviltg
Ca. and prom the ‘ heir we: let rcpt-u»
timing «13m , . from photograph. er
pencil drawings. a tilt that could team.»
at. In the bane utter the next at the 82:»
um. we will mutants the mien with Kr.
D. l‘. lily.
W“ .V. .4 -WMM
Many persons will no doubt be desirousnt‘
securing copies of lb! 83511881. amululuu
the portraits amt biographies of the landing
business null prufesrional men of Nurwtalk.
To such we would say. that it will not (lo.
to depend upon getting them at the netvs
offices. for we cannot always anticipate the
demand and provile for it in that way.
The only sure way to secure the paper is to
subscribe for it. and have it sent regularly
through the mail.
Congressman Kellogg is still detained at
home by the illneevs of his wife. whose cau-
tlitfou is now more encouraging.
The Partches'er Journal comes to us with
improvenwnts in its appearance and con-
ttnts melt week. The Journal is full of
news and spice-.aad shows signs of prns~
pt'liiy.
The earnings‘ of the dill-rent. railroads of
he foiled States for the year lSi'il were one
ltuvtdr: d and seventy-live millions of dollars
over and above all running :xpenscz. t‘XCL'pt
those of running legislatures! Yet railroad
men are not content-1d.
\l'e rezrvt to learn from the Tuilaud (,‘ozm ty
Pam that vile “ wretches" abound in sue 1
numbers in the new Borough of Stail‘ord
Springs that the loch-tip in that place is in
unusual use.
The most assuring Wark which Congress
ins yvt accomplished was the passage of n
r« 5 Milan in the house Monday by more
than a two thirds vole. favoring a reduction
of gorermrntfl expenditures to within the
income.
A fire broke out it: NJliK'L‘, Mrtss..Tue>‘tlat’
in writing which destroyed nearly the entire
b tsiness portion of the town, only tbrne
sum; escaping. The lust: is estimated :it
$701000. The burned district embraces an
area of two and a hal‘ aeres.:tiitl constitute-d
aillltlfl the entire bu-iness eeit'er of the
I-I‘J'Il.
——_—.
PM >ltlL‘lli Grant has declincl to int. Fft‘l't‘
\Yllli t';e athirs of Texas. an l in a dispttch
in Guvermir Davis makes the very sensible
suggvslivtn that. in view of the fact that the
i leetion was held under a law approved by
Davis himstlf. and that built parties tu'ule
nominations and acquiesced in the election.
it wonll ic pru-lent as well as. right to yield
to the verdict of the people as expresst d by
their ballots.
Anwnzthe principal bequests contained
it the will of the late31i~s .‘Itl'g‘il‘cl Bt‘ltlt'fl.
of S utth Norwalk. are: Parinh of St. Paul‘s
(‘ltllt't‘il of Nurwallt. $161100; the Missionary
Srtt‘it‘ly of the (llt‘t‘t‘é‘f of Connecticut. $5.000;
Ntshota till->303] of \l'iseuusiu. $l0.0u‘0 ;
trustees of Agni and Infiran Clergy and
ll'i lows Fund. u:tu~tltit‘d of the rest and res—
idue of the estate; and the ct’klt‘y Divinity
school of )litl-lletnwn. the remaining two-
thirds. The amouutof these brtptcsts ran-
ttot yet be ascerttiued. but will unlouhtt-Ll-
ly be very large;
———_._
The family of Jacob Stiller Were burned to
death in New York Monday morning. 'l'h:
fire originated from the heater. and very
probably it will be found tixatfithe story
is the oft-told one of defective construction
)Ir. Steiner was sixty-seven years old. It
was half past eight o'clock when the tire
was extingufihed and the bullies removed
to the lJUSPlllftl. The house was entirely
destroyed and the walls only remained stan-
ding. The loss is estimated at $71000.
There was some insurance on the property.
but to what amount has not yet been ascer—
tamed.
——___._.._
On Monday. the Senate after a long.r and
tedious debate. passed the “Salary Bill.”
Tue bill. as finally agreed to. is a substitute
viii-red by Mr. Conkling. nnti repeals all the
increase of salaries made by the obnoxmus
not of last March. except that of the Presi-
dent and Judge- of the Supreme Court. It
also declares all back pay not yet drawn by
Senators and Representatives. and all that
has been drawn and returned to the Treasu-
ry. as belonging to the United States. The
repeal takes etl'ect from the passage of the
bill.
The remlution otfered in the New
York State Legislature last week. calling
for information rel-live to the respective
righuof Connecticut?" and Long Island to
the oyster-beds of the Sound. contemplates
further legislation to test the constitutional
questhms invoked. Au qxpropriation of
‘ {1,500 was made in the supply bill last year
todefrny the expenses of litigation on the
subject. but the terms of the appropriation
were not sufllcienny broad to cover all the
questions that arise in the use. It is not
only I question of boundary between Corr
pectic“ 3nd. New York. but of the right of
Connecticut, Independent of the boundary
question. to excltfie citizens of New York
from the use of the cymbals. New York
claim that, under the old Colonial cbnrter.
her boom m to by water tank on
the What blink-e. while Connecticut
claim- “at theboundury line Into the mid-
dleat III-ween between the two shores.
Ir. Pflneeny: the ammo questionin-
We! 'Wm 01 property
hid-e null-l {noting enti- rrejmflee be-
, .
“have been drawn. it also «were into the
unitary all nusneyiimmnwlutevl t‘ar lucm‘
ell mbu ten but Cousteau tlutt wua not drawn
or that wan returned. The average can
utmi tnfietmtnn under the law thus twlltituul
was. far the year ending lilarelvtl. Hill. $3..
men ’t‘ttm who came from the unite dist.
ant tit-te- retained at mitten much more. Mill
they will be benefited by a rape“ of the law.
which raised but «wanted the maximisation.
The bill yesterday paused the House by It
large vote. only twentyvllve members oppun
ing it.
,,,. Mafia. - ~- ~-
The demonstration of the wurhlngmvn.
Tuesday. in New York. was not uttccnssful.
though the reckless crowd that gathered in
’l‘tizttpklns~squnre needed only a few daring
lenders to have tt‘nnsfurnuul them into it
mob. It is estimated that 10.000 persons
enitgrr gatul in 'l‘nmpltiua-square and its
vicinity. To ofi‘set thin or any lnrrer force
of men that might assemble. 1.600 pollen
men were on duty in the city below Tenth
slt‘t‘et. The mob win driven from the
square by the police. and during the day till
men were arrested and tulten tn the E-sex
.‘llatltet Police! Court. where they were emu-
llllllt'tl in default of $1.000 ball. A police
sergeant was Suvt‘rtly injured by a l‘itltt‘l‘.
an 1 his :wsailant was li’l‘l‘Jlly beaten by tht-
l‘“lieemau's follow-rumours. The (‘l‘U\\'tl was
entirely dispersed late in the afternoon. but
the vigilnut-e of the police was not relaxed
un'il 8 n. nt.. wl.ou everything was as quiet
as usual thrt ugbnut ihl' city. Stiperititond~
eut .‘llntsell states that he believes these de-
monstrations will be cmtinuetl for “'t't'kfl
to come. Many of the thoughtful working:-
mvn of the city have prutes't'l against lit: in.
(TH/SI" Jl'.\'71('.-’.',
The in >t evitlvnt-‘c perhaps (‘Vt‘l‘ givcn‘uf
the power of public opinion in a fre- rt-pub
liean country. was the hunt st of \Villirttm
that President (irunt withdraw his namr
from the Senate. llt‘ lllltl been nominati-d
.bv the l’rmidcnt to the highest 1 lllt't' in ll:t'
l‘nitt'd States. and was lit-Min}: at the tinn-
of the timnination. the lltbllli'll of Attornt y
General. with a H‘lll in the Cabinet. llttt
the sense of the people that the (filler jusr
tit‘t' slmtthl possess [ll’t‘ t-tn'tm-nt abilitir s as a
lauyer and lll'lll. found spelt lllll‘.‘t'l'§'ll ex-
pl'(‘~sll\ll. with the opinion also that the
(llillllTlt‘s' rt'qttit'xd dtl not llnrl llll'lilil'th's
united in .‘tlt'. Williams. that he was run-
strainel to It-phst the l‘it'sitlt-nt to with-
dr-iw lzi» name.
Tim uoniinati »n of (‘ tlrlit‘ushing follow-
ed. In doiugthla pl'ullrllJlV the president
tlmnzht llt‘ \\ as dwin‘r just what the l‘t‘tiplt'
<lv~it't-tl. liis lit-illitlllit‘lt minisi r to
Spain in pliee of Sit'ltlt‘s‘.
met with sin b univrrs .l approval. th it in
was probably lL'tl to believe that he would
iii‘ For
many years past .‘lt'. ('thlim: his risith d in
LS
tc~igiii'tl. ll ill
just as llt't'l plul 11- as t'Lit l‘ juslit-t‘.
Washington. where he has be. it the :ttlt'i~t r
of Presidents. He is un etteyeloptulia (if
legal ltnsiwlc-lge. A diligent of
re ultr linbil:. be is one of the nu ~.t armin-
piished :ml wt'll [‘l‘-‘~t'l\‘t"l 2‘ (ll? statis-
mtn
student
..
hit his littlllill :tinu for the chief j'is-
tie asliip, brain!” out. a. stronger tippusiliwll
than lli'tt in Mr. \Villi tilts. :lllil it ll‘!\\’ lit-il.s
as though llist‘lililil'illrlllll‘l \‘.'lil n t li' madu.
Sen Eltlla uni U n 'l‘tfiSllit n l‘k‘llll'tttbt‘r that
he is a tt'Erk‘t-‘r. :t politiral innnntebanlt,
nnl that he i: :l llittv't’l‘nl. Anti in this
there apprat's t i b;- i-f truth that
would at first be sit; posed. The president
will have to cast about him for s-mtc other
lll‘lil {or this (X‘lllt‘tl p>>itioit. and when
there me so many men with Spotle>3 char
asters. competent to till the position. it
be‘ter that one of \‘tll'Hll :; {unit-h can bs- raid
derogativt ly as: of Mr. Bushing should not
ha..- placed in a position \\'lif'lt' his prejudices
might s\\‘t:t\‘(’ hint from lllt‘ path of bout st
duty.
llli ll‘t‘
is
—-————-—n~
1.‘.l il.R0.-U)S IN 771%] (XVITEI) 5 TA ‘l‘l-.\
The Railroad .l!....-i[tur for Ilcceml er pub-
lished ti table of the iztilt‘oztds ill the [Mind
States. alphabetically arrange l. showing liH
number of main line and branrhvs. and of
sidetravks. the number of locomotivm. of
passenger and freight cars. capital stock
paid up and funded and floating debt. coil
of mad and equipment.~ the actual number
of mills operated. the gross receipts ovt-r
optzrating expenses. the dividends. and loca—
tion of principal vil'ices.
The whole panther of miles of railroad iii
the United States is 71.561ol’maiulin- and
13.512 of second track and sidings. which is
equivalent to 85.076 miles of single track.
The total numherof locomotives is 14.233 ;
of passenger train cars. baggage. express
and smoking cars. 13.725 of height train
cars of all sorts. 338.427; the total capital
stock is 32.073.251.924, or about $28,956 per
mile; the total floating and funded tlebt
$i.999.741.597. or 327.957 per mile ; and the
total cost of railroads and equipments is $8,-
728,416.958, $52.09!) per mile.
The funded and floating debt. from this
showing. is about one half the total valua-
tion of the roads. It is only forty years
since the beginning of railroad construction
in this country, and more than two-thirds of
all the roads have been built within the last
twenty years. The paid-up capital is about
canal to our Nation-t1 debt, and the whole
cist is $1,500,000 in excess of the National
debt.
GOOD 8380121!
One 0! the results of the recent panic has
been to make men more careful how they
fund their surplus funds. Instead of look-
ing for protect: that promise to return. in
certain contingencies. a hundred per cent.
upon the investment in, a single yea». and
inking the risk of losing all in case their
”notations are not realized; instead of in~
vesting in fancy stocks. that are not worth
the paper on which they on printed. unpl-
tnlists are seeking secure investments in
nu state. and bonds and mortgages. The
duke which pervades every breast to get
’ rich—to quickly accumulate wealth. cud
liveinehbnnh “neatly wleimm
thebanedthemndgaadmuahtthemte
mud“ Retain-militia“?
Wflmwwhthe Win
WWW ammo-nut
mum Mitt-u. his-tunic
hmdemmegmM
hits. out but: men tube “It n‘e
' [mt-row
,g‘lte tvvllmrlnu heat-fie “unit‘s. oi the
ma (kw unnu- utnuttlv
cant internment“ emue (mu hwtwwnte‘
live oi“ the people at the mutant Geuueetb
(fill.
Mr. Ferry Rep“ flaunt.) «bl he, watt nick
of thin talk it until t‘uuntemt b big servants
of the people Itul the Wipe innate” ul‘
t‘numwa. In no mum h the dauntitullan
mun it true. ml when web a thing nhnultt
be true then we might look, lit for the Sc
tetubcr day! of the French evolution. la!
would vote walnut the bill and its ntuetul~
men‘s. “ Renault: have filtlml here lllltl
nnltl. ever aluee the 4th of March last. we
have been wruuniua the mph: in ncwptluu
the emupenautluu prov vie. bv law. Sir.
when l believe that of myself I will resign
my seat and it" home.“ He tlltl not believe
the people. wanted Senators tnllclt their
fuel. They may do so in the Nurlh'Weut.
but if they do they have ndlyfilegeneruteil
from their New England father». The pew
plu wanted to he represented by huttvui. up-
right. able lltt‘tt. lllbl \vvt‘u willing to pay
them.
We do not know which to admire meat
in this gentleman. his presumption or bi:
diamuurd for what has been acknowledged
as a settled fact from the foundation of the
gnvertnneut. If Cougrenuueu are not the
svtvants of the people. what rt‘ltttlutt do
they hold to them? Do they go there to
carry out their own pveulhu‘ view-I. and for
their individual benefit. regardless of the
will of the pmplo.ot' is it their duty and
willie to enact surb lmva us those who vlert
them would have. Mr. Perry must have
livt d his politic ll lil't- without acquiring
much iilli)\\lt‘llf_!‘t‘ of the system of our trov-
t-I‘ttutottt. if he supposes that any body of
man mu lm'ce ufl‘ln the people of this free
country itwaaures that are obnoxious tn
Ilu-ni. Who pays these t‘ungrt-«stneu? The
people, of (nurse. and the people p't-opucu to
my something. about tltu upmtttt they shall
be p.-i l; and it" Mr. Furry i.- nt-l uw-tro of
this tart. he can. by a slight ell'orl. find out
that the people think they ply enough. ft'l‘
llit‘ll‘ N‘l'VHli‘li (or mash rs. as the t‘ltit‘ may
be) All this tall; about lllt' people brix:
unable to gt-t honest. nprlzht and able men
to nprmnl tht in without increased pay is
the .sillit-st bush. (load then there the. lib
any in the pvt-slut t‘ongvc-ss.\vlm \vould
st-ive thi- Pt oplt- llt'tit‘lllttllly. and with 5 Mile
rt card to their wishes. at the old salary. Mr-
l‘L-rry did in t my anything about the pay
llt'illti ti o small. when he “tin a candidate
fur Senator. nor dirl he lll’ilif‘ it u (‘ulttlilinll
ol' his Ilt'l‘t‘lllilllt‘t' [but he should have an in-
if $2.3?“ :tyrnr nut! if ht: cannot
get :tll'llLS Illl “but ill) ugl'whl 1’! Work for.
lt-t hint give up the job. an! we have not
the slighlt st dwubl. but we shall tintl just an
honest. ultlt‘.'(till‘ttlt‘lllllllli. and t'tlll“l~lt‘tll :i
nentl; man to till his lllJt‘t‘. l‘l llllSL‘
when l‘Ill‘tllt‘llltlt‘Dl. demuude-l on
r~ltlt‘. when (.‘nuurvss muat t-itlu-r cut
the appropriations. illt‘i‘t‘ N' the taxes. or
m >uty to pay running t'\]lt‘li.\'t‘\’ u!"
the government. it is nut. the peoplu think.
to their llr~l intrinla to inrt‘uuse lllt‘ pay of
their ri-pt'rst'ntulives. and have ruined ”it it‘
\'illt't‘.~ ".3 mm: it through the press. and they
have been lunrd. :tud lltt’il‘ protest will b.-
eill‘r‘tivt‘. If Mr l‘urry is an observing m in
he \\ ill find “it‘ll we say to b‘ trim. and
that the people think they urn paying: liber-
allv for thv >t'l'\‘it‘t‘~; tendered.
m
(‘lt‘ih‘t‘
li.lt<‘~'
vvm-y
do“ it
THE (.v‘l.'l~.‘.l 1‘ SUIT/l.
'I‘hissni‘ies I‘f articles was lit-:‘ltl in thi-
isstxw of S.~u"u...~‘x ,.l!'«,'llfl'l,_ll {\‘I'Nll\'\‘llll.l('l"
Hill. and \vill be t'uutiuiIt-vl from mouth to
month until llt-w-uil-i-r. lt-YT . The unit-hrs
already l-lt'l‘ .i'ul ll:l\t' occupied More than
a )'t1.l‘ vi (nuts! ml and ptin»takiitg study by
:t lil‘vt'lit‘t‘tl journalist. who lttli thus far vis-
ilt~;l nearly t‘\'l‘l‘_\' (~in and town of any liti-
portani'u in the Southern Status: talked with
men of all t‘luss‘t-u and conditions: e-trefully
invt situate-.1 aTl iit‘tuul‘u-tuiin.t ittlvtptist‘s
untl nllt‘s; (‘ullttluvl ntttvlittl the
(untru- of p.~li:ies iu t':lt‘ll Slate sinev l‘t‘t‘tlll~
Sil‘llt‘li- n lit-gait; explored l‘i\'« rs. :llltl penc-
ll'ltil“l lllHlllllflill regions In l‘"ltll‘tll‘i‘
ran ly visitnl by Nttllllt‘l'll men.
He has ll'v‘t'll ttt't‘ompanird during the up
tire-journey by a conscientious utid lalvutml
artist. lllt‘ spiiyhtly (‘hantpnt-y. pupil and
friend it that distinguisluut .l“i‘t‘llt.‘ll'.1‘.llll.
lzzlllllill‘vl Fi‘vre. the ptince ol‘ the school of
sympathetic art in E‘tr \p:‘; and this artist
has made several lllllltll‘t'tl thorough and lln~
ished studies of Sunthvin types of men and
things. which in due time will all be pre-
s-‘nted to the readers of Serifmm-‘u .lfnmloly.
The friends of lllt‘ magazine have already
hid an earliest of what they may expect in
the line of pictures in the November. Ile-
C‘ntbt r. January and February lllllllllt'lfl.
\Vlltist' illustrations :tl‘t‘ universally pronouut'.
el as the best ever presented in tlll Ameriv
etn lllllgt'zillt‘. The varied street life of
New (it'll-nits. the wild panorama of the
MiSsissippi River. the. semi-Spanish costumes
anti manners of the Western Texas. and the
ratio scenes of the Snutbwenteru frontier.
have thus far been piescnted. and are to be
followed by a series of beautiful sketches.
illustrative of S iutlieru mountain life and
character.
slxllislit‘s;
llli')
flinttgslmmiquu.
To the Edam- of Tun Suxrmm. :—
Acting under the gentle hint given by
your junior to be short and sweet in my
communications. I merely append now the
balance of the findings and doings of the
oomutitteeon Marshall street, which was un-
intentionally untitled in my last. and should
have appeared as a part of aid report, and
is, " Your committee are unable to decide as
to the proper and rightful adj uatmeut of said
line. and await. further directions from your.
honorable board. signed ’
ll. 1. Towns. .
J. L. Riemann} ,wm‘
How was it with; 91mm uh m
streets. where the fence: were nub! to be one
crouching outho highways or willie from
one tam Racket: Were uni Willa?
cult: about deciding thought}. 1; any than
had hinted that this committee
Il‘i” 7_
than“: new «hm hm t-‘r ,
Weizmann“! more. at tawttumr
S .
é
mgauum.mwn
l“. » , . $5M
in: mm mm tie-mm vat,
new
wutnmnummmeum
conceit. their Emailiutletl perhaps
“when“ ‘ mm
mum Minimum.
’l‘ltev wetethmtnuttht I lesion which will
am noun he bmttwuthn «team at the
property chewing and tinting to maintain
thelvrhilua. netwltlutuu‘tlnn the tlllll‘thill‘
tuitutvtl intcvatet‘n of the law.
What vlaht llllll the Emmett to ltlki‘ that
property no lavml untl val‘utl. fur nlhtfl‘
utett‘cumul’ What war it tluu canned the
hen \Nltlt) atwvt tauntnlttea to titltltlt‘lily tn
Nthl‘ltW out -.m that work! Wu it
because tltelt‘uotn llllll been legal or illegal t
Then was it not it delrluiuulnl net in not
considering and acting upon the prop-tuition
at the property owners lltllllt‘tl. who. with a
unblu maternally not when t‘uuutl. alluvial to
the (‘tnincll all and more than they proposed
in take. it pl‘ttpualllitli wh'eh ll‘ accepted and
carried at". would have been a permanent
benvtlt to the whale emumuultv. This was
not the tlltileultv.
The plan (it the committee was thwarted.
and it made no tllll‘et‘euee to them what pi‘l«
vale rights had been trampled upnn. ’l‘htt
writ of injunction was illllkllil upon an it
lWl‘SHlltll umttur. therefore the power and in-
fluence of the unintuitive was brought in
bear toward the defeat of the whole project.
and succeeded to that extent. that the whole
city have been disgraced by the condition In
which the street and bank wall were left.
and an eyesore uul ituunynucu to the own»
era lillll the residents of that. vicinity.
Such are the nets of mun. riveted to solve
or represent the people. and legislate for
them in conformity to the law and thechnv-
luv. \Ve trnat that they have lt‘lll‘lll‘fl that
they are llt'l appointed for lluir own private
euiuluuu-nt or willsh will. but for the public
b until. l). R filthuit'li.
._...._.._—.————
Reply to Democrat.
To the Editor nf’l‘ur. Warming“
in reply to lb-publlctu in your It‘lpv'l' of
llu‘. ltilh. l lhinlt the ul'n'lcutan Homewhiu
mixed. but it being no near the holi'l-tyul
cheerfully forgive and excuse hint.
ll 'publit‘an in his t‘omntuuieition serum
to maniftst a great deal of displeuxuruupun
the " bun" of the late Mr. Greeley. and
stairs that he was nothing but isms. 1\tllllt'
" in trade at tlwllupublicau party
it
't
(‘lllt'f sine
him lit-en ltl‘int‘ltl'llly tn'tvlu tip of “intus.
x‘tml its Hornet: Lil‘t't'l y t' »r many years fut"-
ttislwtl ill" L'l‘t'all'l‘ p‘tI'l of lllt' liminn of that
party. i. not illi' "p -t billing the ltettlv
black." 'lllxl is not li"[tlllilt‘-‘llt culling li:t.l
names. by (‘Vt‘ll i‘c-l‘wi'i lll‘: to the fact.
The only ' i‘m“ that Horace lil‘trt'lt‘)‘ pus-
sv-s-t-l. that \\:l\‘ llillllll’t‘l by
Dem-mums was bin llll “ in'n"
[lie
was i i
unj.’
‘ limit-Mimi"
j'h‘l now at u ni4lt premium nut n:
t'lllilll fallout-:3 Hf lite llt‘pttltlitfltl pslt'ly.
llvmwerat and nth it's who admired such
it virtue. may have ill on “ mi»lt’d" and ful-
lowi d after a :‘trauge gal. but in supporting
.\l r. Greeley upon that ground We had every
l‘t'.t.‘~ at to believe him honed and capable.
at s-tt‘tillt‘c til" the other out litlatv
.Lil‘flllL't‘ god is the nine cup and ii
lit publican is c tihidvt‘ably tumbled
l‘\'i'll
\\'lm.’st‘
cigar.
that llt‘llltltfl‘ll :t'in'umt'r‘s t»: thv‘ \vat‘lll. that
one of the cuts :4 of the late lll'lllt‘)‘ l)‘llll(‘.
\v is the shipment during the past lt“l years.
of $.‘itltltltltltitm uvvl i win I i pay for lul‘t irn
t-xtrtvmzttnent. and lllit‘tllt‘h‘ th- fact and
il it‘s‘iltilsllt“ timuw l’t-r llll' information of
lit-publh‘au. I will givn hint lllt‘ tlzul‘t-n as
tepot‘tt-d ttt lilt‘ New Yuri; Custom Home.
lxl‘tt‘ll limit Jilin manilt tits of g ultl t xpoitwl-
l-‘rnm Jan. is”. 151.3. to I):H with. 13733.. . .tlh‘JSlMlSl
" " “ N‘s). " ‘ “ 13472. , .. titl.5lil.ltfitl
" tart. " .0.
'. commits
.. animus-r.-
. mutton
'l‘tttltlw- .‘bfififlfi
'l‘uaty nothing of the large amount of
coin taken by passengers during the limo
llit'ltlitmt-tl. \\'llli'll amount it is itnpntsible
to :.st-elt'titl. tugt lllt‘l‘ with the shipments of
United St llt's liontls. which some day will
have it) be paid in gold—oi" to pay for fur-
rigtt t‘alrtvagunct-n. \\'e have shipped our
gold and ltvpt our paperwaud _\‘t'l lit-publt‘
ems playing: “ blind man‘s butl‘” can‘t are it.
Republican S‘|_\'.“. according: to Dt‘tllm'ral we
should have ti perpetual panic. Not so.
Democrat has showed you it way to extri-
t‘fllt‘ ynnrnvlvee. and if you will look it up
you will MIC that it varies but very little
from the bllggtsllilll all given in th“ Presi-
dent's Message.
The facts as set forth by 1)vtttocrnt are
not to catch gutlgeuna. but to enlluhten Re-
publicans who are in the dark. Such. Dum-
ocrut will alw .l_\"' he really to assist. “ Willi
Mullen toward none. and Ulitu‘iiy for all.“
I will leave Republican to his reflectioitfi.
and in reading: the mm. ltllzl hope that he
too may see. light outside of his “ isms."
lluttocttxv.
To the Editor qr Tut»: Suu'rtsum—
Stu :—In my curiwspomlenet‘ regarding the
report. of the Selectmen. I endeavored to
show that the debt of the town llllil been in-
ercerst-tl over 83.000. instead of diminished.
as was claimed; but since that time some
things have come to my knowledge (ton-
cernin‘g town lllT.lll‘i. which induce me to
write again. upolontzing to the members of
the board. as more of the debt may be paid
than appears in the report. if my smpicinns
should prove correct. which I will now state
1. On the West side of theatreet. running
front the carriage bridge to the crossing of
N. Y. & N. H. R. R. and south of the real-
dence of Mr. Miebnlee. is some land belong-
ing to the town of Nurwulk. or wan "your
ago. This property extends to within four
or six feet of the. abovevnarned residence.
Passing the place a four day! since. I found
a‘ bank wail built about twelve feet south
from the house. and an Outbuilding twenty-
eight of only feet south, find. on this land
formerly th'e‘iproperty utfltbtt term. paint it
he pofiibl‘e the new have sold this property
and paid the proceeds on the debt. and for~
taillight“? unalienable the report! thum-
attain: the debt two or three thousand (leis
1m. It intuitive. til our. neleeliuen‘ would
nigger neglect the tunnelli- of the tuna In
rat ne'ta'dlloviflu§‘§ltll°"‘h“lld m I“ m-
ertymnd than 3th a WWW tube
. “a
(a. ma
”I uremia .
Mubfikw mum ,
nutteetgibhttmuhzm it tam _
target. cubicle mare . on;
m Mimi tmmwym
in mm em new"; tit-a ;
Fawruetttfut‘k 1.35m. 11th. 1321; ‘
I pregame tint“ it mmlttlfiy all who
here luul the pfivilm ct‘ outlying them.
that. lllmtle lulautl excels in ehunn uutl clam
baton. it may be that Navvvalh mul the
cm» of South Namath will tnuhennattuh
naucvasinu. Whether tlwy will or nut. [am
not illunuaetl in pineal the point. It in etmngh
to know that they» are very _ (but . banned
tunat excellent there. lint fur uvateun. In
tbwur and quality. we put Nat-walk against
the world. larval truck. Ileyt Bron. of South
Novwalk. It‘ll! us a barrel at oysters. There
was no “thinking the fuel; they were oyam‘af
it inn been our desire for a lane time to fill.
Joy Iotuvthlnt‘.‘ that would relish above every-
thing else. We have ll: thuseoystvrstlld it.
The world milil concede the fact. thitt Nur-
wullt ovum“. like a secret. order we know 01’.
contains within its cloned tltml‘il.“ wealth
and richness which only those wholztmw
-,what is inside can appvtwlatu. .l. J. W.
And tlm world does concede it. Hoyt
Bran. Norwallt oysters lil‘t.‘ justly celebrated
for their nttpcrinr qualities. and you can am-
them advertised in almost any New York
restaurant. and thus-J who know what good
ovatrtuura will not be sulbtltul with any
uthern. lilltlllt' Initillll is not the only State
that h-w admitted this f‘tet_-~[l“.i\.]
Durham—7"
Vincent (Inlyer. who has spent much time
in the lul'eelel cities of the South during:
the past year. it ill deliver it lecture at Whllc
uey‘a lldl. llarh-n. on Thursday evening.
Jan. 15. at '7} o‘clock. for the bum-tit ut‘ the
pmu'ol‘ Dariuu. filllljt't‘l: “ ’l‘lie pestilence
‘lu Memphis. and thet‘itiw of the South."
'l‘it‘ke‘n 30 cents t!ll“ll.tll‘ {our for $1.00.
Mr. t‘nlyt-r in u very interesting speaker.
whit-h. c-nnhiaed with the subject. will make
tbiv lecture very interesting.
Eat the Earlier. (filmy,
\Vomana split-re la enlarging Constantly.
Some time since “it? ofllw gentle sex in
llho.lu island ult' a bushel of t-ystt-rs.
Nothing so cheapens a young trill's chances
in life as a doting nmututn who in imlrt‘atL
giblo in sounding her praises and ptrading
her lit-fore people.
A letter from (,Tliit'urn. tlil‘3't‘ll‘tl to the
t- In «‘I ltinlvln' 'rl in Fairfax. \'t.." was de~
"I
H. ex
liviretl to one Nl‘lt‘i'li'll by Lu from half u
dwzt ll t'lilllll‘illi“.
.\ ll '8‘le court has derived that. if a wo-
uzan ltnds inuney to her hu~b llltl. she “99*
not get it luck. The tlut'sivn will not lie
new to many wins.
Au ludi-tua gentleman. who his
wife's hair and pawned it for liquor. has
been ordered to provide. iv." \\ llll some more
“ of similar quality."
stole
.\ lady offers to it)‘ a wager that there is
not a fishiunrtlile girl in this city but Would
rather s'ay from t‘lllll‘t‘li than wear a pair of
sitzglubnllou gloves. Nobody takes her up.
Fashionuliles have mixed ttpui yellow
again nsa favorite color. .\ huge yellow
blush rust- stuck on the side of the peculiar
almnntt or hat of the Ilt‘rltll is tegavdt‘l us
the tip «sf the fashion,
We liavcun acquaintance who remarks
that lzvhas often heard the proverb. “A.
blend in need isn filt‘llll indeed." but he
. my: be ('zm‘t are where that laugh routes it‘.
He his a friend in need him is :tltvuyrt bui-
rmvln; money of lll‘ll.
The Metho'list lidivn of Little Compton
have promised never. never. never to tell
lilli'S agiitt. Ami now they have. organized
a society where they meet and tnlknlout
llrrbvrl Spent'ei‘s theories and the heath-
en (if 'l‘iutbuetoo. and positivvly nothing
Clit‘.
liatuhatrs mustaches; st with h tit‘
Makes every man look like a bear.
But Nellie. who no thought could fetter.
Blunts out. the more like bears the better.
Because. her pretty shoulders shrugging.
Hears art.- such glorious chaps for hugging...
A young;
where euchru is the principal intellectual
study took a young’ lady to church the other
Sunday evening and fell into gentle doze bu-
furu the minister had reached his " thirdly.“
He cannot explain how it happened. but
just. as the revercdu gentluunm said some
thing about the “last trump." the young
man earnestly ejaculated. “I'll go ulone,’
'l‘lteyoutig ltvly says the out time he can
"go alone" for she won‘t go with him.
“ I could devour you with kisses,” said an
enthusiastic Main street lover to his sweet-
heart. on Sunday evening lust. “ Goad gra-
cious.” shriekcd the terror stricken girl and
she tit-.1 into the next room.
»4»
When Boss 'l‘weed‘s occupation was asked
by the Penetentinry ofllclals be correctly re-
pliet , “statesman." for isn't he the State‘s
man for the next twelve years?
LUCAL NOTICES.
33' Conundrunt.-\Vhy do all the ladies
buy their French Initial Paper at A. Dicker.
tunu & Son‘s.
it?" We sell the Beat French Initial Paper
at 25 cut. a box. A. Dickermuu J3 Sun.
W. Brown & Wilcox have just received
it (refill supply of Choice White Syrup. Try
it.
If
Stove.
Ladies bring your combing: to 8. Pa-
hni‘llti‘a and have them made up into switch-
‘e‘ent panic prices. . :
~ VWLtve Gee-e Feathers at Buckinghuut‘s
Furniture Store.
. . Slippers“! Slippers! A large assert»
night Junction Slipper: at In. S. Brown‘s 4
' mutmtaettonew at 3‘. E. stature
' candid Sodchterund t Bur drawn"
‘mmVaMntatna-tfifim
rut-“m at the arena“ «mm by
' MWQ. . , .
W m Nubttfii‘m ’S...
‘ “Mim‘u- »
, i“ $7¥tv~mllm3teregm
New Bargains in flats at Foote’s tint ~
manom- at‘mewn» 7'
": em
in “‘th ‘
in
‘ t
l
tleiunt a.
t\\‘.
\‘é
‘l‘it‘iimflmvm‘ia
tvl ,
yeti"
be. l‘luree Will horn in lttwalum. ututllml umttelne
with lib twelve. tin “within“ at Lemma“. . . lt..
tutti in till but“ in practice in halibut. Vt. llu
quickly gained! reputation tor mt chill in tun
m tenth-Hume than titty with ma Ibu
incubus New ui‘ Suvtlbnl tutti portion: of rub
it ‘t 7‘
{Dilliigt‘t‘itl‘llléghlb’mmt the immature: Mien-e
wan remarkable. lightly." ever. tilt! been in this
imtleular. . t‘
llhi extmuniltuwy lueeeu cu it phynlelan. hi: it ill-
luguuna to vlalt the rich by day or by night even in
the inert inclement weather. the Iuttultiue lllli pleat
tllll lawn and cheering wom- earrlwl into the? rich
mom. «I well in tin: Merlin: qualities an a vltlai-u.
endeared hint to the people of Stillbirth by whom
his death is ulneercly mourned.
Dr. Pierce what it member at the Martinis fraterni-
ty. lllitl will one u! the chi school of pulluheti gea-
tletueu. .
The but few years of Liable he resided at South
Ruynltou. lutlrmlty cmnpvlluil him to t‘utluqulnlt
out‘duur practice. but he eminent 3’ received we
tiuneu at. his ullleu. tutti thtu‘ he did up to within two
week: of his death.
lllu hotly was carried to Stall‘ur
ul‘vmunu.
(int-non Falltflltu) Gotta-rt: lt‘tur luuunanett 00. l
Huu'ru NtlltWAlJi. data. 5. tall. i
The Director- have that tiny (lectured at wail-nth
until dlvldeml of a per rent.. um) aim an extra divi-
ttnutl of 5 per t‘ttul. both payable on or after ‘lfith
luut. ll. ll. TLBNER. but: y.
W 1v once.
All permu- cre forbid harboring or tmetluu Janie:
(lootlvirh on my account. an i uhall‘ my bit: gelvtg of
ill! mmtruvttug. CllatllLL: ll. l“tl§\:
Nurwalk. Jun. lltli. tat-l. that”
W— Rooi'ns to Rent.
,t\‘l_\'u‘ itevurnl vacant roou Nimble for alert»
1. tag npartmentu. lulltlllltl ii ts to rent them b
tlmfiwruk or tumult. purtuutt-ntly. \vtthout noun.
Two or three rooms suitable for a lady and gentle
man or Finale lattiua‘. 'l‘tte roumutnken care of it
tlvsirwi Aim want-id. urompetuat woman totalit-
charge of a small faintly. Enquire ut the south
{\orw tltc SIN'l‘INll. omen. , mt."
ti for burial.
m
Dissolution.
The tlrm of Cristal. Knapp it Solmutn in this day
(l‘hl-uth'd. by mutual vouenm. Mr. A. Sttllntlllfiv'r?llr.
in" therefrom. A. J. t‘ltt‘llzlvl
" us. it. l\N.\i‘l'.
A. SULMANS.
South Norwu‘k. Jan. lat. 181i.
The bus-inept will lll! continued in the undersigned
in heretofore. lllltil'l' the llrm name of t‘rofut .v
Knapp. wuourenuthorized to settle the ufl‘nn‘a of
the lnlt‘ tirui. .~\. .l. t‘lttlltb l.
JAE. ll. hSAl‘l’.
South Norwalk. Jan. tel. 1374.
Having! Ft'lll‘l‘il from the late tirntof ('rufutJinapp
.v tiulmaua. 1 wall continue bunnies» or my own no
‘. lllll. ‘
wins-~67 A saunas.
Bankrupt hence.
Will be sold at public auction on the [lh‘nllit‘i. nu
thi- 80th dav of January. 1824. at 1'.‘ o‘clock LL. the.
taptilv oi redemption in u certain tract of limit. \vtth
till tumors and ntht-r buildings standing thereon.
llt‘l‘t‘lultll‘t‘ owned b ' Ward ti. Day. it bankrupt. in
lutnkruptt‘y. t-iluntet at South Surwalk on the last
side of the harbor. The pr. mun-n an; incumbeutl
u t about 2.900. A ram 0 mum: ut‘ tux llt\'.:5 .
49 m...» n S ismut. 31. ut‘LLocK.
nu. 5. 1874. Anslgnec.
ll 'Il.
Du 11 at Nurwalk. .l
[‘0 ll SA LE.
At tt barium. 'l‘hc homestead formerly owned by
h‘ u “Fifi-‘3“. )urnml. on Flux lllil. containing about
two non-n. w ith good ltouno._barn and other buildings.
Fruit. etc. in abundance. Ponceuion can be given
at once. 'l‘ermn easy. Enquire,- of
. a. E. ULMSTEAU. or
DAV“) W. .\'.\~‘ll.
neat
- i
Norwall;. Dc‘. lith. 1313.
[‘0 R S A LE.
A (lite llnrse “'ngon. S nigh nml Harness. cheap
for cash. Also a Ton of Hay. Enquire at he store
1 .xhxltr .. r
ufl‘ u M "‘ ° pngtr, PLATT.
Real Estate S: lnnttrunm Agent.
FOR SALE.
\'i' a bargain. or To Let. n Home and Lot on Etta:
4' ' u A I i! ' to
mm“ H ’ p.11. i-‘t'rcu.
192 ill
~ti
NOTICE.
The bucincs- of the late John Et‘enden will be
continued by his ~0u. J. Evrltrlall. “.' the old stand.
on \Vawr 5L. below the Pint in: Mill. Good work-
lllt‘ll will be employed to do all kinds of lilaeksmltlb
lug. Repairing. Horne. shoeing. etc. Orders thunk-
. r. . ~l . ‘d ‘
N") m. H V MRS. J. EVENDEN‘ 4: 80):.
South Not-waltz. _
(QT/w ground,
AND \
Six Dollar Chroma,
man who belongs to a club ' '
V
“Ic‘or ’1‘ “'0 Dollars
it in with it great. deal of pleasure that wean-
nouueo to the patmnl of THE SENTINEL that this
Journal will begin its fourth volume under the moat
favorable nus-pious. havin . the ansumnce of success.
Din-lug: the pest ear ltac reulnttou has really in.
creuued. and its” usiness in every brittle has been
largely augmented. no that its pro ringers can safely
announce that THE SENTINLL it now one of the
tlrtnl v-estuhlished weekly paper. of the State.
Alt tough the circulntlon has largely increased. it
ban not yet reached the number tier-trod. audit! order
to make it an inducement. for old subiicrlbers to re~
new their Iuhttcriptlonn.” well a: to add new one.
to our list. we have made arrangements whereby we
are enabled to
GIVE EVERY SUBSCRIBER
TO THE SENTINEL
THE SUPERB alumna,
ENTITLED
. wuueute‘et fig? W L
amniithttm the. 1 , I but
Sinai“ Mgrwallt‘. etif I
JANIIAnY t. lit-174.
meg .—
. fl PITAL ‘ I I F‘
lithium“ - . . . . . - al’i“.83333
we -4. -.... ..
ASSRTS.
» ‘1 a“! \\|\a um. ‘ 4
multillllttalt.-.w.:m ..... t....:t“tllt¥fl
(‘th in ”mint?“ in umtwwththhtl: we
r‘nltnttktctiu y nttu...................-. l
Korwutk Walkman alum
Rwl Rutnte ..... ........... . mate 0“
Premium: hue .......................... lit) ti
hurt-evil- Due tutti nt‘t‘t‘hcgfiihm ..... . u v ,
on H ‘uruituru. ........ .
Dud‘tur vent-l ..... . ...... mo:n......... 1.51035
$312.th
m..-
l.‘AlilLi'l‘li¢S.
1 it lStirk .......... stomach
i‘l‘ivt't‘iilms: fur Leased. 4.?!“ ii
Commie-ion Due Agent:- tm: _
- - “ ................. tows /
Nllllllll. ”inseam
‘ ‘ Nllli. “VB. I‘MN’F‘ORD.
"I R. '1 ‘ R nevlv-tavy. I'midout.
ltitititl .
0......-
OPERA House, nonwALK.
TUESDAY EVENING,
JAN. 26th. 1374.”
*9...—
( i RANI)
TABLEAUX VIVANTS
I-‘rmn original designs. accompanied by snitnhle
music an illustrated by correct and elegant cuss
tumes and accessories. internpernotl pith tragic and
humorous recitatioun in costumers. and a
Fine Musical Entertainment!
BRlLLlANT COURT SCENES
from English and Spanish History.
A Misfit Roman and Swiss Scenes.
Picturesque and llurnt-rous Representations of
ARIERICAN LIFE.
The wit ole gotten an under the ans} 530-3 of a calm
mitten appointed by the
First Baptist Church.
kinilivnss isted by a lnrcn unrelivr of Ladies and
Gentlumenof other denominations. The proceeds
tobc dispensed to the culturing poor of the town.
without regard to sect or color. by a committee ap-
pointed lor that purpose.
TlCKl-ITS. 5t) cttl; RESERVED SEATS. 75 ms.
Seats can be secured at L. “'eed‘s. on an.) after
Jan. it‘lh. Entertainment to commence at T5 o‘elk.
Will. H. EARLE. Chairman Tableau: Commit to.
The horse cars will berun at the termination of
the performance.
Ety’s Block! Elyfs Block l
-__.u..—._
ELKAN 85 co.
Beg leave to announce that they hive opened a
F! “ST CLA SS
DRY GOODS STORE,
ix
ELv's Bt‘tuitsu, (Dpp. Post ounce,»
Consisting of a full assortment of
DRESS GOODS.
SHAWLS. :
CLOTHS.
SKIRTS.
\‘ELVETS.
FLANNELR.
SHEETING.
CALICOES.
A full line of
Hosiery 8r. Underwear.
A crucial assortment of
N'OTIONS.
OUR\
Millinery Department
Will alum contain the latent novelties In
SILKS AND YELW.
. .
HATS. FBATKERS. TIPS. FLOWERS. BIBBONS.
By selling tint-clue: goods. at rmuonuble prim
nouns. '
9' wk" \t!
M Nth. l l‘. M,
m t “it?“ .
I!“ 5 mm...wflmmm- «:m';"w"*¢— 1"“ M
We hottest.
mu? w
_ t t5 t a ’i .
“I“. “Rival.“ ‘M ‘N‘I‘l‘ll: ap‘
"‘ rt m
mm “3:12?“ m “ ta“ ‘5‘“ (\hzél.
A ‘ 8. I“. ‘Rvp
..W.mwnmw
u
intent of ennui .
l.“ ' “hm ‘0 ““th t \ttutv v
n u ennui e tune! the when: .i t.
gumbo entrain at the probate outwit: Rnwtvtrt.
en t ,Vth We“ err. t8“. u mm“... 1...;
count or will b at man in unrest. nth tat.
"the. and auteur. lithe m an». Ind—be v. m...
Heme and Mid emu" at will giw public nu»...
thumb: it of thin enter on the pm. 2.
e an In \v are the I‘Vfi‘llki‘t'.
. t 3‘
WI! in the name town. and by p. i.
but item-m! bl w“
- mm u v . .a
“mm, .: 1““ “a“. minim until tilt any Fiat. tux i
.7 quorum A.DA\'!¢NI‘0RT. and...
\
“"i'ow
Report
F the mmlltlun of The h‘iret .Vfllltm: l‘m ;. .4
h‘uuth Sorwnlk. Cantu. at the ohm or t 1.... 3‘
December tutti. 1873: *
, unsut’ttena.
Loans: immunit- ...................... twins ...
lfiulad on thud- tu N‘t‘ttt‘ttl'lt‘t‘uluttnti. mum, .,..
l tilted ate-I Bond! on hand ............. 1.1m ...
cherimki... . ........................ up.“ H
Due m Meaning authcwr-vo Agvtstn. tum. m
Duefm other National banks. . . . . .. arm :1
Baum: Ban-m ....................... 2mm m
Unreal. fink-nae: .............
(‘lu‘cki uni other Cloth ltmnr. .
Bills Mather National Bank- .....
Frnetlml Currency {including uh
Legal Tudor Notch .................
$1237.93“ t l
L‘ABILI‘I‘IRII.
(‘apltnl Stock‘puidiu sent mu m
Surplus Fund ...... 2a m. U,
We 1 en l
.t 7t
15» w. ... t. 3897:!
L0“ ............... 27.3” (34‘ 80.0w it?
“I circulation outstanding... nabs: u.
tn... ................. Hill in
.‘0.t.'-u :‘l
ill! «b
C 3-1! m
.. H.437 t»!
Duetosuhm........... ...... . ..... out :i
« - {'0 an .
t. J. J. Imam) main». of The r i \.
donut or 9.:th Can. do a. um. .
ntvegthn‘hmm filament is true to the hm: l 3
my ow ;
I. J. HILLARD. Cent .. ~»
Guantanamo rm.
. mantra!
Sworn to add on
January. 1814..
‘
before me lllln l‘lzh (in) t F
JACOB )l. IAYTHN.
Notary I’lll).it'
l
Correct: Alta-st.
E. K. LOCKVVOOD.
\l‘. h‘. llANl-‘Ulill.
DUDLEY I’. ELY,
ABOUT
» llirertot -.
'1‘ () '1‘ $3. Iii]
.INVENTURY.
—---0
For a few days will
REDUCE STOCK
OF
IlliéY , liliillls
AT V’ ER}?
Low Prices ll
‘CALL AND SEE.
A. DICKERMAN & sows,
Bedlam» senor, ‘
t
J
we 0 to earn the enema: a
public. Please calleud entails. mama“ at the
106 EL-KAN also.
1 SOUTH NOBWALK.
' 299—090
l<
§ Th dew : meme forth past
fijtumber
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