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The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26
EASTON.

Edward Gillette bought 8 one-hOrse machine for saving wood, cutting hay, etc, in Bedding.
 John Benedict of Stepney has put up new base burning heater for Miss Frank Williams.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26
Rncklan,s Arnica Salva.

The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers salt rheum, fever sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruptions and positively cures piles. or no pay reouired. It is guaranteed to give perfect sat isfaction, or money refunded. Price 25c per box. For sale by E. F. Hawley.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26
TRUMBULL.

Miss Jennie A Wheeler, who has been Trumbull people are talking strongly of forming grange in their vicinity.
 Charles A Wheeler spent Sunday at home
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

F. G. I. Beauregard of New Orleans is the only survivor of the Rebellion on either side who bore the full title of gen. eral and he still trails famous name in the slime of the Louisiana lottery.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26
SOUTH BRITAIN.

An epidemic of inflammation of the eyes, called here the pink eye, has been quite prevalent for the past fortnight and many of the scholars in the academy have beeh unable to attend school.
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PLATTSVILLE.

Mrs Rhoda A. Bradley leaves three daughters, Mrs Burr Wood, Misses Net tie and Agnes; also sister, Miss Abbie Andrews of Weston. D. B. Gould, Will liam Wakeman, J. J. Foster, A. M. Wakeman acted as bearers at the funer- al.
 Mrs Jane Banks, Mrs Walter Hawley, Mrs Charles Jennings of Bridgeport at tended the funeral of Mrs R. A. Bradley.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

Suitor-''I come to ask for your daugh- ter's hand" Her father-''She is my only daughter" Suitor-"Well, sir, one is all I want."- Yankee Blade.
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IMPORTANT.

The English Dessicated Soups can be had of A. A. Wayne X Co. II India St., Boston, Sole Agent for New England States. Write to O. Anketen, 26 So. William St., New York, for a quarter pound tin, making from to quarts delicious soup. Postpaid, 25c. A good in vestment for a small outlay.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26
GREENS FARMS.

Ed Bedford and wife have returned from England and, under advice of the physicians, will spend month in Flori- Ha
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WESTPORT,

Miss Sophie Hammond has been with her sister, Mrs J. D. Wood, Miss Eva from Newtown joining her here, Mon- dav
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

Don't fool with indigestion. Take Beecham's pills.
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DIT D GROWERS ASSOCIATION, ,BAYoNNE,N DU lIDJ. Bulbs, Seeds, Plants. Giadlolus 50 per ct 25c. dog. Tuberous BegoniasS FlnelSI SAVEDi doz., etc. Highest grades only.Wrlte
 now for list.
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SHEPAUG R R.

NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND E k.
 November IS, 1891. HAWLEIVILLE-Ea ? 20. O5 a ID l2 02 ' 9 pm West 53 a m. 6 09 D m. NEWTOWN-East s l2 a n. f7 25 m. West fS A m f6 Ol n. SANDY H0OK-Ea>t I7 a m. 12 l2 2 31 pm. West s 3S ! m. ? 45. 56 n m SOUTHBURY-Eas 9 q in, 12 20. : 4 pm West P m. ? B. 5 46 p m
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DTA NDG $l75, Organs $4s. Want agents; 1lAlN(j0 Catalogue Free. Address Dansl K. Beatty, Washington, N. J.
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Burr Disbrow is frequently seen on ju- ry duty in Bridgeport.
The Newtown bee., 1892-02-26

Izczx S zs 3. z.;:s;s:czz.tf7 2; ssi
 4 NEw|ENeLANDT H U TEA co. B Nk~zHaEsy Sscszzzes~Sa This week we will prepay all freight on express charges for any boy or girl who will send us an order for three (3) of any the following articles:
 One lib. Tea ;Sc, or Two Pounds of Coffee at 24c, or One Box Baking Powder t3c; or Bottles of Extract, we will send them Free a pair Ot Skates like these.
 s@s-4:@ @s-s; A When ordering, remember to give measure of shoe.
 Send stamp for our Illustrated lGPage Cat alogue giving tull particulars how any Boy or Girl can procure hundreds Of handsome premiums free.
 THE LARGEST TEA STORE IN
 BRIDGEPORT.
 THE NEW ENGLAND
 TEA CO.,,
 124 FAIRFIELD AVE.
 ADDRESS
 Mrs S. J. &TSSo For the famous Orange Blossom Remedy for female weakness. send Sl for one m"ilth< treatment and circulars
  BOWLING ALLEI-Nuw open [" the pub ID lie at Dicks hotel Can be engaged hy pri- vate parties either afternoon or evening. W. A. LEONARD, Ncwt0wn. NOR sALE-I perfect matching IncuDator; I capacity 1000 eggs. Address lt B h\AfF, Box l605, BridScp"rt'Coh T1OH SALE-Pure Bred Fowls. Eggs for I Matching. pair black Lam ngsh;tns, S. R. C. Brown Lcghorn Cockerel and :: |. White Leghorn Cocker"ls at S2 each; hlsht Brahma and w. LeghOrn Eggs l3, S2 Black Langshans Kirby smith straln) a "aI ai Fart .I dress E. l.. STAPLES, Shelton, Conn.,or Ga. ABBOTT Monroe, Conn. NOR sALE-i Yoke of oxen, Cow, Cart and I other Farming Tools. MARY A. NICHOLS, ii. L. FAIRCHILD, Executors, Nichols, Conn. NOR sALE-Two yoke of oxen and good | family Horse.TIMOTHY DONON AN,Hunt- ington, Conn.,
 NOR sALE-One registered Devon Cow. l. | NOR SALE CHEAP-Ome good one-hOrse r Farm Wagon new. E. l.. SMALLE1, Step ney Depot.
 NOR SALE OR RENT-Farn in Easton, T tate of Edward F.. Lynch, 100 acres, house and barn. Lease for 3 or years, address, MRS ALBERT STONE, Railroad nvenne, Beth ci, Conn.
 TATTERTOWN; DK E.J. PECK, NJ. D.-And III Veterinary Surgeon. Graduate ot Colum- bia veterinary college of New York. Post of- flee address, Stcpney P. O., Conn., r AST AUCTION SALE-Safurday, February l 2, ot Stock remaining of the Estate ot l.. E. Booth, comprising two new Hay IeGiers, two Disc Harrows, one National Hay Rake, Side-h Flows, RoXDury and the celebrated iron beam ''M'' Flows, small lot of Phosphate one Buckeye ''E" Mower used two seasons, Smoothing HarrOwS, Flows, OK Sled one Gro cery Wagon, one swell body Sleigh. one set Bobs with Body and few articles Iet III tne Store. Sale to commence promptly al the Store at 10 A. Nj. l.. C. MORRIS, Trustee. VANTED-A single Man who understands w the care of horses and general farm work. I. B. HARRIS, Newtown. WANTED-Sewing Machine Operators. W Steady work guaranteed. Apply at once. W. TURKEY MFG. CO, Stepney Depot Conn. MECHANICS AND FARMERS
 SAVINGS BANK,
 City Bank Building, Wall Street,
 Bridgeport. Deposits. S1,073,590 32 Surplus and interest. 35.S96 10
 Assets. Sl,109,4s6 42 Deposits of Sl to S10c0 received and interest
 IL hlaI
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{NANTED-Sewing Machine Operators. W Steady work guaranteed Apply at once. ". TURNEY MFG. CO, Stepney Depot, Conn.
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IITANTED-A single Man who understands w the care of horses and general farm work l. B. HARRIS, Newtown.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-29
To STAND BY The PARTY
1 Ianliesto 10 Populist Legislators b
the Different State&
IT'S A QUESTION OF POWER
An Effort to be Made to Elect United
States Senators VINO Will
Stick by Third Party
Principles.

INDrASAPoLIs, Dec. 2e.-The confsroooo
OF the peoples party leaders In session
Tor the past two days, ended tonight. For
n while. at least, tho headquarters will b
at Omaha. bat later may be removed 10
indianapolis. The following address vas
the result Of the conference:
To the Peoples Party LsoSidtors- E1es In Ne.
braskI. Wpoming, Montana, CaiiforRSa,
North Dakota aud Othsr Stdfes:
We hereby request that all and each of 700
stand hrm when IL comes 10 balloting for Unifed
states senators In your respective states. We
caution YOU against fusion with any Of the two
dominant parties. Make square hght TOR cur
principles. and vote for no man unless you kDoW
that he will advocate and defend them IN the
United States senate. We have arrived % %.
riod In our movement where We must mako .
square stand.up fight for cur principass. II the
two dominant part es want 10 fuse on candidate
n defeat us LET them do so. The sooner they 40
that the better II will be for IA. You cen nos a.
ford to consider the personal Interests of any
individual, no difference how good or great he
may be, that viii leave tinge OF barter, trafAo
or compromise attached TO our marty OF princs-
piles. The people look 10 you to carry CT sAo
promises made In the last campaign. and uDlsss
you do your utmost in that direction 700 Win
fall TO do your full duty.
We also kindly request that the poop,s's pessy
state. county and local committees In every
state In the union do all In their power snd lsnA
helping hand TO organize the Industrial lsgSoa.
Push that organization In every state. conney.
precinct and school district In the land.
This manifesto Is signed ny H. z. Tau
beneck, chairman; J. H. Turner, ssers.
tary, and II. Rankin, treasurer.
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EIGHT BRUTAL ROUNDS
1T WAS GAMY TO THE LAST
The English eantamweight the vlc-
tor-lt Was No Fake and
There Was Hard
Slugglng.

COMFY ISLAND, n. Y, Dec. GA large
and enthusiastic crowd of sporting men
assembled here tonight to witness the
finish fight between Billy Plimmer, OF
England. champion bantam weight Of the
world. and Joe McGrath. champion no
pound man Of ireland, at the Coney Island
Athletic club. Plimmer was the favoritc,
being backed with considerable money
but the Irish lad was expected TO put up q
most stubborn fight and give everybody q
run for their money. The referee was
Johnny EckharSl'; club timer, Bob Stoll
OF New York. They fought for purse of
H,5OO, the winner to lake 5000 and the
loser $500. Plimmer was seconded by
Charley Norton Of Newark, Bennie Muir
phy and Harry Evans of Birmingham.
England. Joe Connolly Of Newark was
bottle holder and Alfred Jewett Of Phila-
delphia held time for him. McGrath was
looked after by Martin Murphy of San
Francisco. Peter Maher of Ireland and
Jimmy Carroll of Brooklyn. His bottle
holder was John Brady of Newark and his
timer Jack Sheehan Of race track fame.
PlImmer was q strong favorite.
Little was done in the first round. For
the second round Plimmer forced mat
ters, punching McGrath whenever he
pleased. In the third round Plimmer
kept jabbing his left into McGrath's
mouth and soon had that organ full Of
blood. In the fourth Plimmer forced the
fighting, and landed just when aud where
he saw fit. The Irish lad was game and
stood the punishment manfully, but 1t
was plainly evident that he was no match
for Plimmer.
The fifth round was q repetition Of the
others. The sixth round was almost sick
ening to behold. 1t was extremely brutal.
McGrath was pounded until he was SO
Rrogey he could scarcely stand on his feet.
He was knocked down four times but
gamely got up each timo before he could
be counted out.
The seventh round was another exhibi-
ton of gameness on the part of McGrath,
and heavy sluaging by Plimmer. Nc.
Grath was repeatedly knocked down. but
always got up in time 10 save himself.
In the eighth round Plimmer went at
McGrath with vicious rights and iefts.
pounding his face out Of all semblancc OF
human. II was SO extremely brutal that
the crowd yelled, stake him of, and out
of pure pity Jimmy Carroll threw up the
sponge. McGrath then got mad at his
seconds for throwing up the sponge.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-29
Com mandrr .lohnson.s Case.

wAsnISoroN. Dec. 2s.-The record of
the proceedings of the court martial in
the case Of Commander NJ. l.. Johnson,
charged with the responsibility for ground.
ing the United States steamer. Michigan,
on the Pacific coast, has reached the navy
department. The case will be reviewed
by Judge Advocate General Lemly and
then be submitted to the secretary Of the
navy for action. The finding of the court
will no. be announced officially i'm adj
vance Of such action. but the impression
among naval officers who have followed
the proceedings. is that Commander John
son is practically acquitted by the court.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-29
A BULLET IN HIS BRAIN
Hev Young lirun Gray Ended Hh Life
q niSsoull.
WAS SICK AND DESPONDENI
Death Rather Than an Existence Of
Misery-John Farrsil's Lit.
tie Joke q Serious
Matter.


Special Dispatch to the standard.
MIssoULA, Dec. 2s.-This mosnine about
II o'clock Tom Ryan, while passing the
Missoula Mercantile company's powder
house, south Of Mclaughlin 4 Co.'S mill,
found the remains Of . man lying with
his head resting against tho side OF tho
building. y his side was . 3e-caliber rc-
volver. A bullet had pierced the temple
and entered the brain. An examination
proved that the body was still warm and
blood and brains were DOSING from the
wound. Ryan hastened TO the city and
informed Officers Prescott and keim, who
won't to the scene. From what could
be learned. Il was case of suicide. The
body was removed to Undertaken Lucy's.
The pockets OF the clothes OF the de-
ceased man contained certificate Of de-
posit for SO on the c. p. Higgins Western
bank, which was issued yesterday. II. II.
Haskins identified the remains as those OF
Martin Gray, who has been living at Iron
Mountain, where he has been employed
rs teamster. Gray was about 2s years
OF age, and . consumptiye, and II Is sup
posed dependency caused him to commit
the rash deed. Haskins also stated that
Gray had told him that his mother lived in
Washington, ID. {.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-29

TO-DAY the underground
road Of the Rapid Transit Com.
mission, will be sold at auction
in New York City.
The cost of building the road
is estimated at $Ioo.ooo.ooo
and electricity will be the motive
power. The successful bidder
must pay ten per cent Of the bid
to the auctioneer and deposit
$1,000, 900. with the comptroller
as a guarantee Of compliance
with the terms Of sale.
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AROUND THE WORLD.
Two Bicyclists Who Are Completing .
JOurneY Of the Globe.

Two Bicyclists Who Are Completing .
Journey Of the Globe.
SAN Francisco, Dec. CIV. L. Sachtle-
ben of Alton. Ills, and Thomas Allen OF
Ferguson, Mo-, have arrived here after
making tour of the world on bicycles.
After graduating from Washington uni.
versity at 81. Louis on June %. 1890. they
sailed from New York, landing in Liver
pool on July 4. There they purchased
bicycles, and after making q tour of tho
British isles. proceeded on their wheels.
Their route took them through tho towns
Of Rouen, Paris, Chartrcs, Poitiers. Bor-
deaux and Marseilles, France. The rivers
along tho Mediterranean and Genoa,
Rome and Milan, Italy, were visited.
From Athens they went TO Consta ntinople.
from whence they invaded Asia. One of
their exploits, the scaling OF Mount
Ararat, was one they have good reason 10
be proud Of, they being the first and only
Americans to reach the top. They jour
neyed through Turkey-in.Asia. Persia.
Turkestan, Russia and China. They may
complete the journey by wheeling home
through Southern California.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-29
A Pauper Prince.

NICE, Dec. 2s.-Prince Victor Naka.
chidse, son Of General BerRratia. prince Of
Georgia. has surrendered himself TO the
police Of this city, as hs is III and starving
and wishes TO be cared for. Hc told tho
police that he was nihilist. He Was sem
fenced to three Year, Imprisonment for his
connection with the Paris bomb makers,
arrested and convict ed In 1859. After
serving out his time no was expelled from
France. His present disregard Of tho de-
cree expelling him constitutes an offence,
ON occount Of which he gave himself up
TO the police.
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QUARANTINE REGULATIONS.
a Biil Csnsssrise Fewer 70 the Hospital
Service Of the Rsvsuus Masiae.

a biu Csassrrisg Fewer 10 the Hospital
Service ef the Rsvsase Masiae.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-The sub-com-
mitteo having change OF the subject OF
establishing . national quarantine, has
agreed upon bill which will be reported
to the full committee after the holiday 70
csss. The bill agreed upon puts the ma
tional quarantine system into tho hands
OF the hospital service Of the revenue ma
rtnc. Wherever state quarantine rcsula-
tions exist, tho hospital service OF the rev.
enue marine shall have power 10 enforce
the laws and regulations OF the different
states. whers there arc no state regula-
tions, or where In the opinion Of the ma.
rine hospital service, the quarantine reeu.
lations OF the state are not sufficient to
prevent the Introduction OF CONTAGIOUS
diseases Into the United States, the ma
rine hospital service shall report tho facts
to the secretary Of the treasury, who. II he
hnds II 10 necessary or proper. shall order
the marine hospital service to make such
additional rules and regulations as arc
necessary to prevent the introduction Of
such diseases into tho United States from
foreign countries, or in ono state from
another state. The president Ia also au-
thorized to suspend immigration from for
eign countries where infectious diseases
exist.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-29
CLEvELAND'S FRIENDS.
what They Say About the New York
United states eenatorship,

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s.-The Star this
evening says: politicians hero do not
believe Murphy Of New York can be de.
feated for the United States senate, and
they believe Cleveland appreciates the
fact. At present Cleveland has no per.
sonal representative In the senate who 10
long experienced and in q position to bs
a leader. Should he succeed In the elec-
ton Of personal friends in New York, il
would not improve the situation greatly,
as no new man. however capable. can
figure very prominently. Cleveland will,
however, have strong personal friend I'm
the senate by the time the Fifty-third con.
gress Is organized, unless all present
plans miscarry. This friend will be Bay.
ard of Delaware. II is expected Senator
Gray will go into the cabinet. His retire
ment from the senate will mean the elcc-
ton of Bayard."
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For Duniap's Pardon.

BosToS, Dec. 2s.-The executive council
to-day unanimously voted the pardon os
James Dunlap. the notorious hank robbcr
now In states prison. This action awaits
Governor Russell's approval. Dunlsp's
case 10 the most notable In the history Of
the executive council. Dunlap was in
1877 sentenced with Bert Scott TO inn
prisonment for 20 years in the state prison
for robbinR the Northampton National
hank Of s2OO.GD in cash, bonds and other
securities, one-han of which were nego-
table,
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Denies the Report .

FoRr SMITH. Ark. Dec. %. Jacob Yoes.
United States marshal for the western dis
trict of Arkansas, has sent word to the
news agencies that there is no truth in the
report recently sent out from Kansas
City, that Bill Dalton, brother Of the out
laws recently killed in the CofYeyville,
Kan. raid. had been commissioned o
United States deputy marshal. The mar
shall saws there Was never any intention Of
giving Bill Dalton the position In ques-
ton, and there is none now.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-29

New YORK, Dec. Ex-senator William
NJ. Stewart Of Nevada is i'm town. "The
monetary conference" he said. ais Q
fraud. II won't amount TO anything. IL
the republicans do not hurry up and pass
a free coinage bill this winter, they will
not carry state west of the Rocky noun.
tains In 1886. II the democrats do mot
pass free coinage bill when they come
into power. the populists will elect prcsi-
dent in 1885," lie said free coinage will
be the populists' principal issue.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-29
MURDERER's CONFESSION.
Ne Makes Statement That He Killed q
FAmi1y for Money.

MILAN. Tenn. Dec. 2s.-The mystery
surrounding the murder Of tho family Of
Monroe Erricks in 1879. has been cleared.
Before he died. and In the presence Of
physician and lawyer, Jack Olsen made
the following statement: "Praying and
desiring the prayers Of others for mercy
upon my wicked soul, on the night OF Dec.
l8, 1879, murdered Monroe Erricks and
family for his money. was busted and
owed money. II had to come. entered
the house through tho kitchen window,
crcpt into the family room armed with .
knife and hatchet.
'Erricks awokc and started to spring
from his bed when brainod him. He fell
upon his wife, awakening her. but ono
blow silenccd her. The little boy awoke
screaming for mamma. With hell In my
soul struck tho child. dashing out it's
brains. The money, $500 In paper. Was
found in an old desk. ! leave all my
property to the church."
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1892-12-29
RED JACKS JOKE.


uIs PaPtneF Thought He W0s In EaFnest
aad shoots Him.
Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
MIssoULA, Dec. 2s.-A somewhat Pc
culiar shooting scrape took place At Nine
Mile about midnight last night In which
John Farrell, better known as "Red jack"
was the victim. II appears from the best
information at hand, thnt Farrell in .
drunken carousal with his partner. Pat
Flanerhnn, at their cabin. jokinRly threat-
ened 10 blow up the premises, and pulling
m empty bottle from his pocket put .
lighted fuse in the mouth Of II. Flansrhan
then turned and picked up . Winchester
rife, shooting Farrell through the left
breast, the ball passing through the lung
and out Of the back. The wounded man
was brought hcre where he now lies In .
critical condition.
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Fieht In a Gold Camp,

DENVER, COL, Dec. 2s.-An evening pa
per prints story Of . fight alleged to
have occurred at tho new San Juan gold
field In Southern Utah. Il is rather i'm
definite, but nothing further can he learned
tonight. The story is 10 the effect that
the fight arose over claim stakod out by
some prospcctors. There Was some II
men engaged in the conflict. and fully 100
shots were fired wounding a number Of
combatants and killing q man named
George Ferguson.
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AMONG the BRETHREN.


PITTsBrRG. Dec. 2e.-Ths dissatisfac-
tion in the Harmonist society growing out
OF the supreme control of John Duss, Il 10
said. is likely TO assume n legal phase.
Several members will probably 60 into
court soon and ask for the appointment
Of a receiver. not TO wind up the affairs Of
the corporation, but to carry on its busi-
ness, audit accounts and make report TO
it's members. At the same time re-
cciver is asked for. an application will he
made for the dissolution Of document
filed last week in the Beaver county court,
and in which Trustee Duss Ia vested with
full power to conduct the financial and
commercial affairs Of the society. The
grounds for dissolution Of the articles Of
agreement will be based on . charge OF
incompetcncy. In other words. II is
claimed that Father Henrici, Elizabeth
Beck and several other persons whose
signatures are attached to the instrument,
did not know the nature OF the paper they
were putting their names to.
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Monk.y.d with . Y..kss.

LONDON. Dec. 2s.-Advices from Moato
Carlo confirm the reported duel bstweea
the American and Romsnon. The latter
was shot through the heart. dying in-
stantly. Romanoif 10 believed to be Grand
Duke Nicolaiovitch, son Of the late GranA
Duke Nicolaiovitch, uncle Of tho csAr.
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HOLIDAY IDEAS

Smoking Jackets.
Lounging Gowns,
House Goats.
Berth Robes.
Gentlemen's Fixings.
Handsome Silk Mufflcrs,
Silk and Satin Suspenders,
Silk Handkcrchicfs.
Fine NeckweaE.
Silk Umbrellas,
Fine Walking Sticks.
Seal Caps.
Fancy Night Robes.
Dress and Business Suits,
Boys Suits and Overcoats.