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Kulad n SimoIe Girl.

MILWAUKEE. Wis, October 1S-Aunie
Keodatz, a fifteen -yearold weak-minded
girl. was murdered on October by Albert
Kohls, a sixteen-year-old boy, who WORKED
on his fathers farm Just outside the city;
The murder was discovered last night, and
today Kohls confessed. Kohls had been
Intimate with the girl, and ste was soon 70
become a mother. Kohls killed her, he
saws, for this reason. He does not appear
10 realize that he has committed crime
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wnrk for Neehe,s Release.

CHICAGO, October 1S.--Another and very
determined effort is 70 be made for the re
lease of Oscar Neebe, who was convicted
with the Anarchists and sent 70 Joliet for
fifteen years and at the meeting OF the
trades aud labor assembly committee
was appointed TO cooperate with otner
orgsnized labor bodies TO circulate petit
tions and acitate for the release OF the
imprisoned man and TO present the petit
tion 10 the Governor.
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A Powerful war.bIn.

LoSDoS, October l5.--The British Ad-
mirslty claim 20 have produced In the new
warship Blake the largest, swiftest and
most powerful cruised Ia the world. She
cost ei0O,OOO sterling, and II onicial hopes
be confirmed, she win DC cheap AZ tho
price.
She Is guaranteed 70 steam. % knots an
hour. Her boilers will develop 2O.O0O-
horse power, and she has a phenomenal
coal carving capacity.
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shot Himself Through thie Head.

P1rTsBURG, PA, October ls.-William
Lyon. manager of the Marion Llnseed
Oil Company, committed suicide this
evening by shooting himself through
the head. Lyon was siXty-nine years OF
age and quite prominent. He has been
in III health for several years, and this
is assigned as the cause of the deed.
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Frederick.s B!rthday Anniversary.

HAMBURG, October lS.-The late Emper-
or Frederick William, had he lived would
have:reached the age Of sixty years to-day.
The anniversary was ittingly observed
here. The streets were tastefully hung
with bunting, and appropriate sermons
were preached in the Churches. At the
theatres the performances were graced
with special features in keeping with the
occasion
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Took Too Much OF the Drug.

PARIS, October ls.-The sudden death
OF Inspector General Acolfas, OF the
French Home Office, has caused SEN
satlon here. While visiting woman,
with whom he was improperly intimate,
be took an overdose OF drug as slim
ulant, and the effect was fatal.
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RlhIe ColIece Dedicated.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., October lS.-Tbe
Lucy Webb Lay and DeacOnesseS Bible
COLLEGE for home and foreign missionaries
was dedicated here yesterday afternoon in
the presence of an audience as distin-
puished as il was large, there being pres
ent some of the wel.knOwn Bishops Of the
Methodist Church on this side of the
water and some of the eminent divines
from the other side
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A GlnrIou. Trottlng Dar.

BosTox, October 1S-To-day was 4
glorious day for horse trotting az Mystic
Park. Summary: 2:2O class, purse f-,O--
VirglBia Evans won. Time 2:Zl&. 20
class. nurse S5OO-Gratz won. Time , :23.
, 20 class. pace purse S300-Dirig0 Maid
won. Time :22]5. 2:S5 class unfinished.
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Sailing Before a Terrific Gale.

Loypox. October IS. The North Ger
man Lloyd steamship Elder, Captain
Bauer. from New York, October 10th, for
Bremen. reports that on the 18th inst,
in latitude forty-nine north, longitude
thirty.four west, she sighted the Dutch
steamer Edam, Captain Brunsman, which
Ieft Rotterdam October Sd for New York.
The latter had lost her screw and was
sailing before a terrific gale.
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rhs nIoner cones at Last.

BUTTE. MoST., October 18.-Mrs. Am
O. Dodge. an inmate OF the poor house Of
this county and eighty years Of age re-
ceived notice to-day that she is the heir TO
an estate worth SS.0OO,oCO ia England
TIE story dates back two centuries, at
which time her great grandfather on her
mothers side owned a vast estate near
London.
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PILFERING POSTMASTER
Locked Up in Jail at Dayton In "A Cell With
a Murderer.

DAYTON, O., October 1S.-Aaron Al
baugh, the West Alexandria postmaster
from Preble county, arrived here and
was put in jail last evening to serve a
sentence imposed by the United States
Court at Cincinnati for embezzing 1869
of the West Alexandria postoffice funds.
Alpaugh pleaded guilty and was sem
fenced to six months in jail here, and
to pay a fine of Sl,23S, or twice the sum
embezzled. His bondsmen will be held
for this sum. Albaugh was put in a
cell on the second floor of the jail with
Henry Guenther, the man charged with
numbering his wife by poisoning her.
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Ch,llan General Elections Held.

SANTIAGO, October 1s.-The general
election occurred throughout Chill to-
day Sunday. So far as known there
were no disorders. The electors were
chosen to-day who will select the presi-
dent next month. There is no indica-
tion as yet who will be elected as no
candidates have been announced.
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- NIurdnrers Fscane.

TExARxANA, Tex, october 1S.-Some
time last night eight prisoners con-
fined in the Bowie County jail, at Ball,
Tex, the County seat, succeeded IN
breaking through the wooden wall and
escaping. Among them are Robert
Scott and Spencer Miles, both in Jail as
self-cOnfesSed murderers.
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CUT IN TWO.
A brakeman Falls Between Car and
Tender while Uncoupling the Former.

VERSAILLES, KY, October 1s.-Late
this afternoon, Jno. Welch, brakeman
on the Georgetown branch of the
Louisville Southern railroad, was run
over and cut I'm two by mixed train No.
%. At the time, Welch was endeavor-
ing to uncouple a car from the tender
of the engine. While standing on the
tool box, his foot slipped causing him
to fall between the car and tender OF
the engine. Welch is a resident of
Pewee Valley, and has been here about
two months.
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HE WAS BLACKMAILED.
To Prevent Disclosures OF Scandal, and |
Now Has the Woman Arrested.


Now Has the Woman Arrested.
TERRE HAUrE, IND, October Is
Madame Hattie BeChtel, the keeper OF
notorious house In this city, was ar
rested last night by the Sheriff of
Efngham, H., on a grand jury indict-
ment charging her with blackmail.
Governor Hovey had hOnored a reQuisi-
tion for her arrest made by Governor
Fifer. OF Illinois. The hearing of the
reQuiSition proceedings was continued
till Monday morning. The charge is
that Mrs Bechtel and others black
mailed John G.. Barbee, q former
wealthy foundryman of Elhngham, ILL.,,
into giving mortgages on lots for $4,000
i'm order to suppress threatened dis
closures by Mrs. Bechtel that Barbee
had been criminally intimate with her.
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p.-ard Tor a RevoIutionist

SAN. ANTONIO. TEXAS, October 1S.-The
capture Of Catinero Z. Cara, the leader
of the Revolution now in progress in the
northern states Of Mexico, has not yet been
effected, although President Dlaz mas OF
Tered a reward to any one who viii take
him dead or awe.
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Rnlfour nas neen AppoInted.

LONDON, October 1s.-It is officially
announced to-day that the Right Hon.
Arthur J. Balfour, Member OF Parlia-
ment for East Manchester and at pres
ent the Chief Secretary for Ireland, has
been appointed Lord OF the Treasury.
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MlIl ContInue the Strike.

PARIS, October 1s.-The glass work
ers of Carmaux In the department OF
Tarn, which is the principal centre Of
the industry, have decided TO continue
the strike which was ordered through
out France some weeks ago.
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A NEGRO UPRISING.
Feared at Clifton Forge on Account OF Sat
urday Nights Lynching-Church Ger
vices Suspended and Military Aid Asked


vices Suspended and Military Aid Asked.
CLIFTON FORGE, VA, October IS
There is considerable excitement here
tonight over a rumored uprising OF the
negroes, in consequence of last nights
lynching.
The Mayor has telegraphed Governor
Mckinney to send the Monticello
Guards here as a precaution. The re-
ports caused suspension of services at
the churches tonight. but the rnmors
are regarded by cooler heads as un-
founded. There are large numbers OF
negroes at the mines in this section.
LATER-The entire town is in arms
and pickets are posted in every outskirt.
A squadron of men are on the way here
from Romceverte, w. Va, and will ar
rive at lip. m.
There has been no direct indication
of an outbreak, but the greatest excite
ment prevails.
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RELIGION RULED our.
The Irish should Agree Upon Leader
Who Would Not BE Bothered With Re
lIgiOn.

llgion.
CHICAGO, October ls.-At Parnoll
memorial meeting OF lrish-American
citizens OF Chicago, held In Central Mu-
sic Hall tonight, resolutions were adopt
ed declaring that final settlement
of the Irish question must be based on
Irish control OF Irish affairs, legislative
and administrative, and nrging the
choice OF leader who would remove
fears on the part OF the Protestants.
IL is declared that religious differ
ences should no longer be the cause OF
separating the Irish people politically.
The resolutions conclude rs follows:
1--WE regard, therefore, the recent Of
forts Of he Irish Hierarchy TO establish
ecclesiastical domination in the affairs
of Ireland as the most dangerous OBJ
struction to Irish self-governmont
Rev. G. j. Adams, an Episcopal min
lster, was one OF the principal speakers
Mt the meeting and was accorded the
warmest kind Of reception.
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Mr. Smith 70 be Elevated.

LoNDoS, October is.-The wife of the
late VIM. Henry Smith, the leader In the
House OF Commons, viii be elevated 70
the peerage.
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No Food Products for Export.

,LoSDox, October 1S.-A special 70 the
Times from Myslowitz, in Prussian Silesia,
says that the Russian authorities Will pro-
hibit the expectation OF wheat at the end
OF the month. The expectation OF potatoes
across the line to Prussia has already been
sfOpDed
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Free Raw Msteri.l and Food.

Paris, October 1s.-Jules Simon made
an anti-protectionist speech to-day before
the committee OF the French Exporters
Union, after which that body adopted reso-
lutions demanding that the Senate insist
upon the free admission into France OF
raw materials and food stuhs.
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Nature Having Fun IN italy.

RoxE, October 1S.-The earthquake
shocks at the island Of Panteliaria and lis
vicinity continue. A volcano has arisen in
the bed of the sea OF the coast Of Pantel-
laria which elects masses Of stone 70 .
great height
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Exs,;d. Partially Paralyzed.

ST. PAUL, October 1S.-Mrs. James G.
Blaine, Jr., of Sioux Falls, 5. D., is IN the
CITY for few days under treatment by
prominent physician for partial paralysis
Of the eyelids
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YIslted Parnell.s arnrs

DUBLIy, October lS.-A vast number Of
the people Of Dublin made pilgrimage 70
the grave Of Mr.. Parnell az GIasneyen 20.
day
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LoSDoS, October 1S.-It is reported that
Mr.. Balfour viii retain bis position as
Chief Secretary Of Ireland.
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Rir Day,s Buslness in migrants.

New YORK, October 1s.-There was
landed at this port to-day 1900 immi-
grants
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A HEAVY STORM
Raging at QueenstOwR-The Custom
House Flooded.

QUEENSTOWN, October 1S.-Since three
O'clock this afternoon a heavy rain with
wind has prevailed. This, by an abnor-
mallv high tide, flooded the custom houses.
Many craft were swamped.
The admiralty pier and docks were
greatly damaged. All local traffic has
been suspended owing to heavy seas. The
cross channel steamers report that the Sc
verify of the storm is unprecedented.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24
CHAPTER XIV.

Thereafter the old lawyers eyes were
wont to light upon John Earring Curl
ouslv where the youth sat with his tine
head bent over his work, and often at
the end of one of these misty stares he
would nod his great grizzly Uranium
as if in Affirmative response to some in
tcrnal query. But whatever the color
of his cogitating, the decisions which
he seemed to arrive at were evidently
slow in hardening into action, for the
snow sparklcd off and the year bios
Somed again with the nebulous some
thing still uncrystalized.
With the advent of the leaves John
Earling began to make pilgrimages to
the veranda of Absalom Heater again.
and twice while there he had seen the
willowy Maun cantering her milk-whitc
pony down one of the many shady
roads that slashed the great woodland,
with its streams, meadows, fields and
farmsteads. Once, too, on q Sabbath.
when rambling along an old lane,
where half-rotten rail fence zigzaged
forward under q load of squirming
vines and poisoning briers, he stopped
and was listening to a thrush's song.
when he saw Maun riding down the
main road and waving her whip to
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24
NEWS OF THE DAY.

The entire street car system in Detroit
is paralyzed by the strike.
George GRADER, a Cincinnati porter,
shot and killed his wife and then himself.
Gen. Greeley, Chief Of the q. S. Signal
Service, has arrived at San Francisco on
a tour of inspection.
Philadelphia claims that the census re-
turns already show that that city leads al !
others in the country in the value of an
nual manufacturing products.
The 5000 workingmen and the business
community of Ashland, Pa, are elated
over orders just given out that the Read.
ing colleries in this region, which have
been working four days a week, would
until further notice work every day.
Parnell's envoy, Mr.. Thomas Power
O'Connor, visited Lynn, Mass, with a
view to ascertaining the spirit in which
a call from the Parnellite ENJOYS would
be received in that place. He met with
little encouragement from the local
branch of the Land League.
The tobacco factories of Marburg Bros
and G. w. Gail s. AK, of Baltimore, Nd.
have been bought by the American
Tobacco Company of New York, and
will hereafter be operated by that COM
pany. The price paid for the property
cannot be learned but conservative esti-
mate places it at $4,000, 600
The Pennsylvania House of Representa-.
tives, by vote of lit to SO, passed the
Brooks wholesale license bill as amended
According to the provisions of the bill
the wholesale brewers and wholesale dis
tillers will have to pay license fee OF
81 900 in first-class cities; in third-class
cities $500 and in other cities, boroughs
and townships in proportion.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24
THE FARMERS ADJOURN.
New York's Alliance Arrange for the Dis
tributiou of the States Refund.

New York's Alliance Arrange for the Dis
tributiou of the States Refund.
HeRNELLsvILLE, N. V, April 24-The
concluding session of the State Farmers
Alliance was the most interesting of the
convention.
The Alliance declared in favor of hav-
ing the two-million-dollar refund dis
tributed among the various counties of
the State and applied on the taxes for
the year. The legislative committee will
officially bring the resolution before the
Legislature.
The following officers were elected
President, Harvey Arnold, of Wyoming;
vice-president, Charles Moore, Steuben;
secretary, George A. Scott, Allegheny;
treasurer F. E. Rose, Wayne; lecturer;
w. c. Warner, Cataraugus, and an exec
utive committee of five members. Other
subordinate officers will be appointed by
the executive committee.
The executive committee will decide on
the place of holding the next convention.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24
NOTICE.

hereby notify all persons liable to pay
taxes in the city of Waterbury that have
received rate bill and warrant to collect
a tax of eighteen QS) mills on a dollar on
list of 1890, and will be at common coun-
Gil room, City hall building, on and after
May !, 1891, when same is due, from 10 to
said tax.
P. S. The law provides that percentage
at rate of "a of one per cent per month
must be added after May /, 1891, If not
paid before June I, 1891.
JAMES COUGHLAN, Collector.
Waterbury, April 8, 1891.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24

KINGSTON, N. V, April 24,-William F.
Zelle, aged II, assaulted his father in
this town few days ago and was sent to
the Albany penitentiary. He became
violent and was returned to Jail here.
At medical examination held yesterday
he was pronounced insane and will be
taken to an asylum. Excessive cigar
cite smoking, combined with over in
diligence in strong liquor, is the cause.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24
A Dead grief.

All is overt Come away;
Buried Is my grief to-day;
SeeI 1t reth deep and low,
With o name upon its breast.
Hushi in quiet let it rest.
Open is It to the skyi
But the grief SO still doth lie
In its cofflned peaceful sleep,
Meier again to throb with pain:
Listeni on it falls the rain.
Shielded we'll by sorrows pail,
What though other griefs may fallf
Shall lean I fear them moro
Than that cofflned grief can fear
ClodS which fall upon its bierf
M. G. Salmon, in Chambers Journal
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24
POEMS OF THE SEASON.
Aunt Mary.

Aunt Mary.
There's time at the close OF day,
When the tea things are put away,
When Aunt Mary thinks and winks ano
biinks,
And what does she think of, prayf
Does she think of the days gone by.
And is every breath sigh
For the hours she spent in mcrriment
When quick were foot and eyer
Do those nights, long gone. return
And loves old passion burn?
OF faraway June does memory Groom,
And make her poor heart yearn?
Or is It of other things
Her memory busily sings
OF troublesome mice and boys not nice,
OF the cupboard door that swings?
II her thoughts are Of this or that
For the gift of a brand new hat,
She would not tell, know right we'll
.1s1y-S SS1e1.s S--=-=---
William s, Lord in Good Housekeeping.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24
Identified the Murderer.

York Pa, April 24.-Michael Stromin-
ger, the husband of the woman who was
murdered at Lewisbury, this county,
visited the Jail during the day and identi-
fed W. II. Painton as the man who COM
mitted the murder and robbery. d. w.
Smith and Franklin d. Smith are also I'M
der arrest charged with the crime, and it
is said that the latter has confessed.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24
NOTICE.

I hereby notify all persons liable to pay
taxes in the town of Waterbury that have
received a rate bill and warrant to collect
a town tax of four (4) mills on the dollar
on list of 1890 and will be at common
council room, City hall building, on and
after May 1, 1891, when same is due, from
10 to 1e a. M, to 5 and from7 to SPIN,
to receive said tax.
P. S. The law provides percentage at a
rate of 3-4 of per cent per month pust
be added from May l, 1891, if not paid
before June ], 1891.
JAMES COUGHLAN, Collector.
Waterbury, April s, 1891.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24
The Next Pastor of fremont Temple.

Boston, April 24-It is probable that
the next pastor of fremont Temple in
this city will be Rev. George G. Lorimer
of Chicago. 1t is stated, on good au-
thority, that the Society will hold a meet
ing tonight, at which the question will
be decided. DR.. Lorimer has already re-
signed his passionate of the church in Chi
cago, and it is understood that he is not
adverse to returning to this city.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24
Tho Albany Deadlock.

ALBANY, N. Y, April IA long de-
bate, with many personalities, marked
the continuation of the legislative day in
the State Senate, and the resolution for
the investigation of the canal management
is still pending. The Assembly adopted
the minority report in the Forest Conf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24
Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, April 24-For New England
Showers; winds shifting to westerly; cooler.
For Eastern New York and New JerseyI
Showers; westerly winds; cooler.
For Western New York: Fair; northwesterly
winds; stationary temperature.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24
The Eicht-Hour Trouble Growing.

P1rrsBuRa, April 24-The eight-hour
trouble in Pittsburg is growing. 1t is
expected that by tomorrow 1900 men
will be on a strike for the short hour day.
All the trades are agitatiag the question
and the indications are CROWNS stronger
that May will bring a general cessation
of work
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24
Guilty of a Serious Charge.

Boston, April 24.-John S. Currier,
husband of Mrs. Maude Currier, who died
in consequence of criminal malpractice,
alleged to have been performed by Eu-
gene Graves, pleaded guilty in the Su-
perior Court to an indictment charging
him with being an accessory before and
after the fact. Graves will be tried in a
few DAVIS,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24
Rn1kelev to Show Cause To-dax.

New HAVEN, Conn, April "a Cover
nor Buckley and Lieutenant-G Governor
Merwin are ordered ito appear in the
Superior Court to-day and show cause
why they continue to retain possession of
the offices of Governor and Lieutenant
Governor
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24
May Day Demonstrations In Brussels.

BRussrLs, April 24-The outdoor May
Day demonstrations of the workingmen
have been authorized by the burgomas-
ter, who will himself decide upon the
route of the PROFESSIONS.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24
PENMANSHIP.
Prof. HolIey

Teaches every pupil to write fine rapid
business hand in . course of 10 private
lessons aid NO FAILURES.
All kin Is of pen work executed in the
sest degree of the art 167 Bank st
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24
BosToN,s LABOR TROUBLES.
Striking Painters Willing to Arbitrate-
Letters Carriers Dissatisfied.

Letters Carriers Dissatisfied.
Boston, April 24.-At meeting of the
striking painters they decided to place
their case in the hands of the State Board
of Arbitration and return to work pend
ing the settlement of the dispute between
them and the master painters.
The letter carriers of this city are very
dissatisfied over the fact that they are
compelled to work SO hours per week.
The law calls for eight hours work each
daY.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24
PRODUCE MARKET.
MERCANTILE EXCHANGE.

Butter-Steady and prices arc without
change. Western creamery fancy, &c.
Cheese-Dun but steady. Western fat
S1Sc.a11c.
Eggs-Quiet. State fresh, 15Ac.a16l1OA
Western, 1514c.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24
Job Printing

Everything in the line of printing, from
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24

Consider the inducements we
offer and then make your
choice. That our prices are
away below those charged by
other Merchant Tailors is a we'll
known fact. About the style,
workmanship and fit of gar
ments made by us, see what our
patrons say:
We the undersigned, heartily
recommend to our friends the
Cooperative Tailoring Co,
Of III South Main street, as
firm that will give ample sat-
isfaction in every respect, as re-
CARDS quality of goods and per-
feet fit. Yours &c,
John Dawson,
James Breen,
Cornelius Horgan,
Richard Burke,
St Leger Beers,
Frank Ney,
and many others.
SUITS t. order from $15 up
PANTS d" $3.50 up
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-24
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, April 23.-Money loaned easy at
SO per cent
BONDS