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HIS FUNERAL ON MONDAY.
body of Justice Connolly Arrives
ut III. Late Home.

The body OF Justice r. L. Connolly
" no died at Bolton Trout Lake, n, Y, On
Friday, wds received at his late home on
Central avenue and Hart street, Brook
lyn. last niGht. The funeral has been
set for Monday at 10 o'clock. when a
soi.un high mass of requiem will be
gung in the Church of ST. John the Bap-
DIST on Willoughb7 avenue. near Lewis
II is now known that Justice C'onno'iy
died Very suddenly on Friday. He was
taking a walk with his friend, Tony
hrTcnt and eat down 10y the side OF
the road. within nNe minutes he was
dead ,.,,
Tue court attaches this morning held
= r,loptlny and passed resolutions Of re-
meet and confidence. The ,Ntermcnt
WIN he IN Holy Cross Cemetery.
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SUES FOR BOND INTEREST.
Harvey Fisk n Sons Want xrt,25O
from the r. and T.. II. Il. Il.

Harvey Fisk & Sons. bankers and brok
ers. have brought suit in the United
states Circuit Court to-day against the
Evansville and Terre Haute Railroad
Company to recover $3.50 interest due
on bonds 81 the Evansville AMI Richmond
Railroad Company. OF Indiana.
II H. charged that the bonds were is
sued by tn" Evansville and Richmond
Railroad Company and subsequently
bought and re-sold and the interest
guaranteed bv the Evansville and Tefre
l1aute Railroad Company.
ON March |. 1894. the Evansville and
Ricnmunl Company defauted on the in
terest due on the bonds The Evansville
and Terre Haute Company was appealed
IL under its guarantee. but refused to
paw.
The evening world., 1894-07-14
ROBBED COUNTESS D'AUXY.
Arrest OF Messenger Duane, Who
Fled with Her $500.

John Duane was remanded in the JEFF
ferson Market Court to day on the charge
OF stealing $500 from Nesta Dora Hast
inGs, the Countess D'Auxy. May "a Of
last year.
The Countess was stopping at the
HartAo.di Hotel. and on that date she
gave Duane. who was her messenger,
s0i to deliver to Edward II. Meyer. of
A. New street and 800 to John q. Moore.
of 81 broadway.
Duane skipped with the money. Next
day the Countess secured u warrant,
but he could not DO found. Now no one
seems to know whore the Countess H..
Duane was arrested last night hv De
tective Sheridan. of the Central Ot'iCe.
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ROBBED ON THE STREET.
James Butler. - hoy. Held on Mil
Ier's Complaint.

James Butler. eighteen years old, Of
II Albany street. n ncwsboy, was ar
raigEed in the Tombs Court this morn
Ing on the charge of highway robbery.
Ernest Miller, thirty-seven years old.
a farm hand. but who says he has no
home, while walking through Greenwich
street ~ midnight. was suddenly seized
from behind and thrown to the ground.
Then his pockets were rtaei of 40 cents,
all the money h" had.
Policeman Dorsey. of the Church
street station. heard Miller's cries, and
PURSUED a man and Il boy. He arrested
Butler but the latter's companion got
away Euilor was therefore committed
to the care Of the Gerry Society, who
will investigate his case. Miller was
sent To the House Of Detention.
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SAID TO BE A WIFE-BEATER
Mrs. Vaughn BADLY Hurt. and Her
Husband Indicted.

Martin Vaughn. OF 3Ss South Third
street, Brooklyn. was arraigned before
Judge Moore in the Court of Sessions
this morning. and pleaded not guilty
TO an indictment for assault in the sec
|ond degree He was remanded for trial.
vaughn was indicted on the charge
OF OF beating his wife, Annie. Mrs.
Haughn, 1t ia said, has practically sup
ported Vaughn for two years.
Several of her friends who knew how
me vas treated by her husband re-
ported the case TO District A ttorney
klugWay.. It Is alleged that Vaughn
recently knocked his wife down and
'neh kicked her about the room.
ton. ~
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REFUSED TO PAY FOR A DRINK
bum in the Hospital and Saloon
keeper Arrested rs ~ Result.

Bernard Smith, u saioon-,leeper. OF CO
kecond avenue, Brooklyn. was arrested
his morning on complaint of John
BUM. of 2Sl Fifth avenue. who accuses
i'm of assault. Dunn called for Il drink
II the saloon shortly after midnight,
|or which he refused to pay.
Smith is alleged to have grabbed n
Pub and struck Dunn on the head with
l. inhicting several ugly scalp wounds
bunn retalated by beating the saloon
Ieeper on the head with the "growler. :"
During the hight Smith cut Dunn on
be wrist with a cheese knife. Amhu-
knce Surgeon jacobson removed Dunn
b the Seney Hospital for treatment and
lmith was locked up.
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Named After Wrs. Cicyrisnd,

N,s, waS -, "'ct IN u's city t,-is. Il the
40 ,r' q r"Is g.rl i-.D '.o .'E,'. O. ,lor
aodo~ Ey-crrhsL rrl.,. states CrHsa - Les
horn Mr. Eo4on,hsi, Who s wsll-kHoNn east
side lawyer received his consular appointment
soon after the present Administration came into
power and II Ia interesting 10 note that his little
daughter has been chFistened Frances Cleveland
RoSenlhAl
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Oyster Dredgcr burned.

koCkAWAf BEACH. L. l., July II There
vas much excitement this morning among the
,"h1 owners and boatmen in the basin at Elder 5
pock' this place by a IRE breaking out on the
s,smAn spraguc, a naphtha oyster dredger. The
sxer, which was OF nifty horse power. was
ps'nen to the waters edge. resulting In los,
ii, ABOUT - 000. Some Of the yachts moored In
Nns basin narrONly escaped Destruction.
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TRIED THE FiRE-CRACKERS.
This Time Young IiREgcrty Ma,
Lose One Of His Eyes.

HIILSDALE, y. j.. July II Luther,
a ten-year-od son OF Rev. Theodore
HagSerty, pastor Of the Methodist Church
in this tunn, placed some fire crackers
In large spool last night, and while
lighting them there vas 2 premature
explosion, The spool struck SounS HaR-
gsrty In the eye. and he may lose the
sight Of that optic.
Young Haggerty was Just recovering
from severe burns which he received on
July by the premature explosion of a
cannon.
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BROOKLYN GIRL DROWNED.
Mss julia Geisbach Seized with
Cramps While Bathing.

RED BANK, n. j.. July 1.-THE first
rowning accident of the season here &C.
buried last evening. Miss Julia Gels
bach, Of Brooklyn, was the victim. She
Hotel.
About 8 o'clock she went to the river
10 take bath, and had not been in the
water long before she was seized with
cramps and sank. The body was recov-
Ared
The evening world., 1894-07-14

For all kinds Of headache
and ali other conference.-the
ing from constipation go 10y
the book Oh Beecham's pills.
Book free, pills CSC. AT drug
stores; or write to b + Allen
Co, sos Canal st, New York,
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JUST STEPPED IN.
Nate HarIsins Thought He Was Co
Ing Aboard and Went Overheard.

Fred Harkins. first mate OF the steam
snip cedarbrand. lying at Pierrepont
stores, Brooklyn, fell overheard from
se"eirs wharf early this morning, and
put FOR tho prompt ASSISTANCE Of several
Estchmen he wouj . drowned
Harkins said he sup ne was going
abcard his vessel wi he stepped into
me river He was locked UP on a
charge OF intoxication.
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TO CARE FOR MISS HOWE.
I,oart Takes Action in the Case OF
I'm Insane Woman.

Miss Celestine Howe, of Brooklyn. has
zen appointed committee of the person
n her sister. Sarah Cushman Howe, by
|he Supreme Court. The Brooklyn
trust Company is made the committee
" her estate.
Sarah Cushman Howe is member of
well-known Brooklyn family. She was
declared insane at Monticello a few
Eeeks ago. She is unmarried, and has
pved in Sullivan County for several
fears.
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ALL WERE DULL TO-DAY.
Little Demand for Cereals. Cotton
ar Coffee.

The wheat market was fiat and unin-
terosting to-day. September was is
cent below the final last night. The
corn market was dun, showing practi-
C"lly no change. oats were fraCtionally
lower
rhe cotton market was dull and lower.
running down about two points on the
favorable weather reports and easier
lINerno0l Cnffne was hnll
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BR00KLYN'S WATER TANGLE
believed that the *76O,OOO Appro.
priation VIII De Indorsed,

Alderman Clark. Of Brooklyn, stated
thi. morning that he believed the Water
and Drainage Committee, of which he
Is member. will unanimously approve
the report appropriatlng S750,O0O to be
Used in increasing the water supply of
the city, at to-night's meeting.
The matter will then come up before
the meeting Monday for the approval OF
majority Of the Board
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NEw,EE y J, fa'y - The Convention g.
the m.n.AnerteaH teachers s.o,cl in-G,.
The visiting teachers vent sightseeing This morn
log party OF about 500 went iov rsrEe 20
the Edison laboratory. rhs arg pen the
teachers will leave for their homes
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p,,,r Kret, hmsuu u a Na,ckertocher avenue.
ur.pLI,n committed suc lie tins mcGnins by
hanging h,msef IN the cellar OF hts hons. kretch-
mann is a shoeynakes He has hsrr CO, OF work
,nr more than eight months Deing unable TO
nroyita rct ns wife and two little children,
kr,tchmsnn, decided 10 Iii himssif'
The evening world., 1894-07-14

RARNEGAT. y. J. July IA rerce n-s has
been burning m the woods back 81 this place since
8 ts'ertay. and ulr,Als mu-h damage has been
done. Several small! frar', buildings anu a large
area 81 boys have teen 8" 'royed
The evening world., 1894-07-14
Got in While Frank Was Ont.

while Mar Frank = cigar dealer. Of III Flat
'a" avenue, Brooklyn. was standing outrtde his
"''e shortly sfter midnight enjoying the breeze
ONE tust Snsaked into his store and stole $50
nome ave sold rings and chain. 10 which
y" attached s.. 50 sold piace
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Some One stole His Bay Marc.

,N"n'o1 Van sl,a OF Eracld street. near Liberty
n',.-e, hrouhl!n, told the police th's rro'n,u;
n,s, ,hoIy broae into hts stable turing TIE
'hn 'tol. bay mare and bussy, worth
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HroOklyn Breyitic-.

q h'nEs County Elevated Railroad In Brook
sHs~lil cyea the new extension from Mentaus
-1~ss " the city line on Aoadsy,
The evening world., 1894-07-14
WOMEN WHO POSE.
What An Artists Model Says of
Women Painters.

Models who pose for artists have their
likes and dislikes just as we all have
One of their dislikes is the woman
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artist. The model and the woman
painter do not get along well together.
well-known model in this city will
tell the readers of the Sunday World"
about the inhumanity of women who
paint. 1t will interest the public as well
as artists
The evening world., 1894-07-14
BETTER FEEuAG IN STOCKS.
News from the Strike Centre
Causes an Advance,
Just Before the Close u Slight Re-
action Set In.

The Improvement IN the strike sItlIa-
ton Was again reflected at the STOCK
Exchange thiI morning. There was
general advance Of IA to : 3-S per cent
ON comparatively l,nht offerings Thu
buying was mainly to cover short con-
Tracts.
American Sugar rose III. 10 % rs;
l.ouievlir and NhahVii" Is. to Al is;
Chicago Gas IL. e. 4 81: Rock Island
- to IL a-N; pi,till.rs' I. to % Is,
InutSN ILL.,. New Albany and chicago -
:, !. >u-Gu hanna and Western -, 10
II 80 hmtNt -. t. 80 ~; burlington
and Quincy Is, tn i -; ien"ral tler-
tric a.>. l., g; rs: Northern Pacific pref
~. 10 Ia -; United States ,'prddS" IS,
to .! ~. and KANSAS and Texas l-s. to
IL, KS. Pullman jurnred ~ 10 ISL;
system earned s3l5.,3G. decrease Of
N1iI'i.
Money per cent ON cali. Foreign ex-
,hauE" dull at iNi a ~ IL tur bankers
Go-day hllls aul SIS a ass 4 for demand.
Commercial bar silver SOLD a, G2. Mex
lean dollars declined iu - ~.
Tin bank statement. owing chiefly to
receipts OF currency from TN" interior,
shows Iain of $.Nl"65o IN "urniuS ir-
serve. which now stands ~ SIS.aI2 80,
against deficiency Of st26', lD a. this
time ,ast year. Legal tcrderE increased
s..i2scT wall, specie fell of only SESSION.
Loans wor" contracted 81 o23,%,r.
The following ar" the comparative fig
urcs:
July = lr'v 9, Changes
Loans . s: IA 500 'iS2 10 2Do 10 81 u2' '"U
SprClp .. VI "a nuu ~ N9a nhO Ia. 3sS 900
Legal t'rlrs To- "hi goo 100 ~ 800 In. .2f 'D0
nypu.iis ... aNs i.N 200 JsP 80 $40 In. H9i 900
Circulation ln.'iT 200 10 ilN,No0 L. 10 800
During the last hour Of business there
was more or less realizing by the
traders. and the general list reacted Is
to per cent. Lackawanna. however.
jumped , IS. to l6i Ia" demand having
"A. "A, I'm Fl al ll ~
stock for sale under that figure.
Minneapolis n 81. Louis shares
dropped ~ : nrr cent, rumors having
been current that the Company Is find
Ing II difficult to rails. the funds de-
mauded by the Rock Island in settle
ment Of the accounts between the two
CORPORA ions.
Th" sales of listed stocks were 81 900
shares In tn. unlisted department
1921 shares Of Sugar and 200 Lead were
traded In.
Connecticut western news., 1894-09-13
w EST CURNW ALL.

Miss Gertie Harrison commenced he, school in the West district Monday.
 Mrs Henry, Marsh visited in Bantam last week.
 Nearly all the city people have re. turned home.
 Miss Lydia Merwin. of Cornwall Hol. low, commenced her school in Prospeci Hill district Monday.
 Miss Abbis Smith has been quite sick the past week.
 The Housatonic Valley Institute will open Monday, Sept 17th.
 Miss Ellen Thompson, of Bridgeport is visiting friends here.
 Our village school will open next Monday, Mrs H. Page, teacher.
 Geo. R. Smith is riding a Monarch bicycle.
 Messrs l.. J. Nickerson and F. B Wood visited Judge Roraback at hi' cottage at Twin Lakes.
 O. M. Hall and Geo. w. Cochran. started Monday for New York on thei bicycles via. Poughkeepsie and dowr the Hudson. The stock of fall ant winter goods will be purchased during their stay there.
Connecticut western news., 1894-09-13
HUN rSYILLE and SOUTH CANAAN

During the past week Mrs Samantha Judd has been the guest of her grand daughter, M -s o. s. Adam at East Ca naan.
 MT and Mrs R. P. Pendleton were called to Litchheld last week to attend the funeral of Miss Mary Thompson, g cousin of Mrs Pendle ton. ...-.
 Mrs s. W. Fields has rented pro- tion of the parsonage, where she intends to live portion of the time. Quite ex, tensive repairs have been made on the parsonage and barn during the past month.
 J. H. Flakes, of Hollenbeck Grange, attended the meeting of Mountain Country Pomona, in Morris Sept. 5, He reported large and very interest ing meeting.
 Mir and Mrs Castle. also Miss Hattie Willard and Clarence Willard, of New Milford, Ills, are guests of relatives ir this place
 Irving Wickwire is at the home of his uncle, Rufus Whitford, where he in tends remaining through the winter. Frank Nichols has become the owner | of fine new bicy cle. Clear the track when you see him coming.
 MT and Mrs D. H. Dean and Mrs and Henry Yale have each given very pleas ant parties during the past week 1T honor of Mir and Mrs Wickwire, o Goodland, Ind. Mrs Wickwire is { sister of Mrs Yale and Mrs Dean. The houses at both places were filled witt relatives and friends. Mir and Mr Wickwire and daughter will return soor to their Western home.
 Mrs R. Whitford spent little time | in Winsted last week.
Connecticut western news., 1894-09-13
LIME ROCK.

Our new market opened for business on Tuesday.
 Miss Scofeld, of Albany, is at Mrs Wm. H. Barnum's.
 The party of gentlemen, who have been camping at Tyler Pond, Goshen, returned home on Monday.
 Schools have begun and the children are happy.
 Mir Forwsrd, graduate of Trinity College.is tutoring Edward Richardson. John Owen is gaining slowly from in- iuries received while fighting fire two weeks ago.
 MT and Mrs Chas. Vosburg went on the excursion up the Hudson to Albany yesterday and report glorious trip.
 Frank Eggleston is quite low with pneumonia.
 J. Lee Ensign and family of Chat tanooga, Tenn, left for home on We'd nesday.
 N. A. McNell and family will spend the winter in New York.
 Miss Baker, of Ballston, N. T., is at O. w. Barnum's.
 The recent showers have improved the appearance of the lawns.
 The base ball fever in this village has subsided for this season.
 Charles Harrington is having an addi tion put on his house on Main street.
Connecticut western news., 1894-09-13
LAK EvILLE.

W. E. Cornell has the contract for plumbi gas piping and timing on John Sheppard, Jr. mansion near Sage's Ravine. This is the largest and finest job of the kind in this vicinity.
 Henry Barnet and his sister, Nettie, went to Winsted last week to visit their brother, Gardener Barnet and family.
 Two G. A. R. veterans went from here to the national encampment at Pittsburg, viz T. l.. Norton, chief mastering officer. H. H, Mason, Aide de Camp, and Fred Mason, Sons of Veterans, in his elegant new uniform. They went on the & 40 a. m. train Mon- day, ....
 Frank Eggleston has been very sick with lung difficulty the past week, and had to have watchers. He is at present still very feeble.
 Walter Brammer celebrated his 21st. birthday anniversary last week Wednes- day. A large number of his friends called on him and tripped the light fantastic with him.
 The funeral of Peter Cleveland's in- fant son, aged months, took place last Friday. He died the Wednesday previ- ous. Services were held at the house. Rev F.. Abrams officiated. Interment was made in the Salisbury cemetery
 RI. s. Wilson has been quite sick the past week, but is now better.
 Dr Joseph Bissell, of New York city, was here over Sunday to visit his father, Dr Wm. Bissell.
Connecticut western news., 1894-09-13
CLAYTON.

Mrs Maria Bishop and Miss Emma Rood are still quite ill.
 Harry Lyles returned last Thursday and now resumes his duties as book keeper, for the company.
 Mrs Maria Braman, of Winsted, is staying with her mother. Mrs Bishop, during her illness
 Mrs Elbertina Castle is with her sister, Mrs Geo. Rood, during Emma's illness
 Miss Jane Sanford visited friends in New Haven last week.
 MT Henry Knapp and three daugb- ters, of Danbury, called on H. R. Bun- nell last week Tuesday on their way ta visit Col. Horace Knapp, of Norfolk.
 At the annual school meeting in Sodam district, Charles Rood was ap- pointed prudential committee for the ensuing year. He has engaged John M. Roys of New Marlboro as teacher, who assumed his duties as such last Monday. A new floor and new seats have been put in the school house.
 The household goods belonging t the late Lyman A. Smith have been divided among the children and grand children and the house is closed. Nil and Mrs Butcher, who have been there since Mir Smiths death went to Winsted last Saturday. We have not been in formed, but presumed the house vii be to rent now.
 George Mcintyre, while at the tele | phone Monday night during the thun der storm, was completely enveloped il electric flames, but received no injury
Connecticut western news., 1894-09-13
GREAT HARRINGTON.

The special town meeting last Thurs day, though we'll attended, failed to accomplish the object for which it was called. Three hours were occupied in windy debate. The meeting voted not to accept of the report of the selectmen who with the county commissioners laid the proposed new road on the north side of the Sumner property. The entire question of the cost of con- struction, and the best place to lay the road under the track of. the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad was recommitted to the committee of con- ference and with the selectmen they are to report at some future meeting. The gift of 22 acres of land by Edward F. Searles to this town was accepted, and Prof. O. O. Painter was appointed to thank the donor for his generous gift The tract will be laid out as public play ground known as the Olympian meadows.
 Mrs Kate Tryon, of Cambridge, will address the Thursday Morning club this forenoon. Subject. Birds and bird songs" This afternoon 8 recep- tion will be given at the Town Hall to the school children and Mrs Tryon will entertain them with the same subject.
 It is announced that the marriage ol Clinton B. Coleman and Miss Josephine Mcdonald of this village will occur at the home of the bride on Main street Sept. IT. Rev I. s. Hartley. will | officiate.
 Rev Father Smith, who was recently ordained to the priesthood, preached ar eloquent sermon at St. Peters church Sunday.
 The Democrats will hold caucus the evening of Sept. 2Oth, to ele& delegates to the State, Congressional and Council or conventions.
 The auction sale of the Mark Land farm at Brush Hill was on Saturday adjourned for two weeks.
 The deposits in the Great Harrington savings bank according to the report O Sept. are $507, ,999.
 The body of Gilbert Dorr, co lored, O this town, who died at Northampton arrived here Friday evening for buria in the Mahaiwe cemetery. His age wa not stated.
 | Congressman Charles Sumner, O California, native of this village, i here on visit accompanied by hi daughter Julia.
 Mrs Mary Gorham, sister of Mrs J. Q A. Race, of this town. left Thursday t visit another sister at Buffalo Precinct Dawson county, Neb.
Connecticut western news., 1894-09-13
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER la. 1894
EAST CANAAN.

School commenced in this district last Monday with N. s. Stevens in charge of the upper school and Miss Frances Bigelow the lower.
 Miss Abbie Stevens, of Canaan Val ley, is teaching in the No. district.
 (Our local column contains a report of the Gondola trial. ED. NEws)
 A pint of whiskey was found on Con- dola's premises, which was taken to Ca naan on conductor Drake's train. The cost for removing this pint was over $2O co. The Italian thinks this queer country where it costs $20OO to take one pint Of whiskey down to Canaan. He says he brought it up for nothing and all the way up hill. While we have not one particle of sympathy for Bramah in his case. we have still less for his wife, who has done all the selling and pocketed all the money and then refused to disgorge. She will probably be ar rested now for selling, ss several direct sales to dozen or more persons can be laid directly to her, and nearly all of them on Sunday. Bramah was taken to jail yesterday.
 Paul Tournier has moved to Bulls Bridge near Kent, where he has work with lime company.
 met Messrs Geo, B Beebe and Wm. Lawrence on Tuesday. They kindly informed me they were going into camp on the west shore of Canaan mountain pond with their friends. Their tackle will consist of 5000 feet of line and 300 hooks. Just think of 1t, Mir Editor. there wont be fish left in the pond. They have a first class water proof tent. with 8 kit of camp materials that cannot be beat. They have invited me up to 90 fishing. of course, accepted, sll conditions be- ing favorable to such visit. If live will report to you our success at fishing later.