ing Il!‘
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TIE TARIFF REDUCTIONS.
, or m vows ml:
>m mamas-s eILL.
“WM” will Aggregate “5.00%
O... 1'le w Upon~8paakar
cull-lo "m" the steel: Ilroliaro'
. on...” an- on. capital IluIlIlilig.
WWI, Fab. RwNoorly 33m
gem-Trier“ in '
N “am at conning tarill‘ bill, and
“Where lallsn wide of the mark.
The but! has not bio-Inna], but the committee
I In naval].
load-night the committee divided into
III) mitten It: the close consideration at
MM m that are to thbhth.
m will to- nit t w t
M, which will mm full form oi
on the taril with Inaturailuyivmo?
{fly that begin cutting here a ll
51:!”an toreport amino bill
house I! mprasutatives by the I 5th or
18th at the latest.
Acorrmdent had a confidential tall
with a Ijoimbsr of the committee yesterday,
who is one a! thegbleetaud most reliable men
d thump and moanaundwhohashadas
lllllcll Ol’mtl'a to do than any one in formu-
lating 0:0QO He mid:
"DOMhaIbeen agreed upon that will
‘Iflck'wwool, lumber, salt, flux, hemp,man
illaantljuto; hence stall and all libero and
w of that sort will go on the free list
“Nehemiah. Sugai will be- cut. 20
tamper out. There will be an average re-
m of 25 to 30 percent. onallwoodea
manufactured articles and upon articles
manufacturedh'om jute, etc, sonata corre-
Ipoud to the reduction on raw materials from
whlclithoyareluade. Therewillboareduo—
tlou on carpet to correspond to the reduction
' on free wool The reduction on chemicals
Will W W300”
“The metal schedule has not been made up
fully, but steel rails will certainly be reduced
irom$5t088u ton. The reductions in the
bill as it now stands do not aggregate more
than “5,000,000, - but many small articles
maybaputonattheclose that will swell the
sum W to WANDA!!! The secretary of
the traauiry says we can take of! 5100,0005“)
without injury. When we add the $25,“,-
000 the reformers will concede on tobacco it
will come pretty close to the secretary’s
limit. We have not dec idcd y et un tin plate.
It the subcommittee report~ in farm of pub
ting that in the bill we w ill him in}, one on; "
Mm Scott, of Pennsylvania and “im-
lieu, of Team, are the mnunittec on iron
ore, which is undetermined ll.“ yet. The great
fight by tho Randall men lllltl Republicans
willbaonthe wool feature. There me still
my minor items in the tnrill‘ list to Inc can
dilated.
Spmhr Carlisle yesterday ordered the
t-nrlm to remove the “lollies" or
ofllcesofthc stock brokers connecting with
New York establishments. The firms repre-
sented are. Henry Claws, GI-(cn,Ii.1tcnIaiI &
Co. and Moore &; Schley. These firms had
quattod their men and instrunn-nts in the
corridors of the Capitol without any warrant
or authority whatever.
CROWLEV’S CRIMES.
'I‘lie [Basically Attorney's Lint oi "lctlma
Rapidly Increasing.
_ BOSTON, Feb 3.—Iaterrlctelopments inthe
care of Lawyer Crowley, who misappropri
ated trust funds, shows that his dishonesty
Ira-greater than at first summed, andagoo‘d
ma'uy people of mall means, which they had
entrusted to Crowley, will feel the lea of all
they- had. Ha had charge of an estate in
mmwhichhelailedtopay the
it, mimlbyfl’todty. Crew‘
“cmnpva’llad by threat: of ”me:
mm partial restitution. Mrs. L',uaiclt of
Lawrence, who has mflcrcd by Crowley’s
dishonesty. an:
“Sneaker: years ago John Boyle, a young
mu, was the owner of this propertyhem
andaumemmoworthonFedemlrtreetand
Waverly place, Boston. It. was left him as a
legacy, hata few weeks before coming of age
hodladolcousnmption. Being a minor, he
could no. no will. Ilia mother and my
Mar and llary Ryan were brother and
Mn. Mr. Crowley had in mine waybe-
mhtuestodiuthecueennwunscl, andby
himfiaryltyan was declared the sole heir.
vaythlng was kept hidden from us by
Croflay, but along in 1&0 Mary Ilyan told
mthafialmeIey's request shehadmadea
will, Shecouldneithcr r‘Id norwrite, and
Cl'owby wrote out and signed the paper.
In. Kym toldmetliat this “Ill left all the
Benton property to Tbamm. thill, now in
lloly Cross college, while the Lawrence prop-
q'ty wasdivided, in addition toSlU, 000 which
waslntheShoe and Leather bank Boston.
1bproperty lure we secured alter a long
goggle, but the money We bau- ncvcr heard
in.”
, lltomlnatlom Confirmed.
Mos, N. J., Feb. 8.—The senate in ex-
eut, “Camden, by judgeoftheconrt of
errors; Charles II. Winfield, prosecutor oi
Hadron county; Edward A. Stanton, port
otlludson county; William Plum‘
mar, lay judge of Salem county; Francis
Chill, lay judge of Morris county; William
8. Yard, lay judge of Mercer county , Eli ll.
Ilauleafloflll thevacaucy), judge of Com-
berhnd county; Richard H. Conover, lay
judge oi Ocean county, James Inglis, lay
oil’a-lc county; Thomas I‘ McCor-
layjudge of Union county; Joseph
Benn. layjudgeof Atlantic county; Bayard
“mentor of Mercer county; Jo-
]:osscutor of Atlantic county.
Killed on the llavatsd.
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the other rail. Imus
ucpthetrain. 'l‘hsman'sright
mill-d, and he received two
the top of theheadand
chin
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Nothing wasfound
thatwouldleadtohb
no 9m.» in» w...
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,guatlyslatodnthavingbothtbellesd—
I'aflmaderrand mtneraltrilmandonadby
III-thinly Keatouoeuttoworlrtostrengthen
fila‘rikollnesaudnudathsrallroadmaolid.
but thomlners usadiug minnow
bholdthsmmhntheywlll sharetho re
lietfuud. “"l'haactlmiotthogencral exem-
tivahoardin both-triku,"hesaui,
"litingflhawholsccuntrymthe aid of the
mandtlwyarsmtowin. Ithlnkthera
willaoon beapropedtltm toaettle from the
WW!”
SecretaryCahillrccalvadaltogotherln the
puttwodaysovsr $1,900. Thinnionoy w’t
hsdlstrlbntedwhenevrrthereh mentor
'l'hsrobubemumatli’tcuasointhemi
inthepm fowdayaandthe collectorslwhd
“out have only just commenced making
remittanccahoma ’l'hlsisnotall themoney
that is Coming tothoaidof minimum-
John T. Little, of St. Claimant! Robert
Maggs, oi Mahanoy city, representing the
miners alone, are receiving money frantbe
Wyomingreglon audothcr scores. Chair-
mauloeispreparingtoaendoutolovenmon
collectors. Twowillgo toPIttsburg, two to
Chicago, thrcetobonlsrille, twotoWaehing-
touandtwotoNew York They will all re-
pcrttoliisoilice.
THREATENING A WIDOW.
'l'lu Foolish Notice Served on Mrs. llnllr
worth, at Mahauoy City.
Sassannoan, Pa. , Feb. s.~Quiet reigned
yesterday, but there is no intention of allow-
ing the really guilty persons to sec-ape puniIIh-
meat, steps having been taken to tram the
responsibility of the riot. William Perm was
the only collicry in the neighborhood at work.
Kchley's'Run could have been started up, but
it is so close to the town that Superintendent
Baird deemed it wisdom to wait until the ex-
citement' Is alloyed. There was no attempt to
mow the William Penn men on their way
either to or from work.
abalf shoetof note paperpinnodtoher door
yesterday morning, on which was written the
following Molly Maguire notice:
Mus. Hauawon'rn: Your son la scabblng down
at Colcs and you have a boarder also mobbing.
“c are lightiinr for our rights an workingmen. so
now we give you notice to stop them, or we will
about them down like doze. also Ire notify you
to send your scab boarder away, or we will
attend to it ourselves. You must not blame on if
anything happens your son Jimmy, as we will do
it. some time or another. I hear he carries a pie
tol. We will carry two when we meet him.
. “hummus.
The Reading Investigation. ‘
Wasnmo’rox, Feb. tin—Speaker Carlisla
has appointed as the special committee on the
Ming railroad strike Means. Tillman, of
South Carolina; Chapman,“ of Michigan;
Stone, of Missouri; Parker,’ of New York
and Anderson, of Kansas. The announcement
was made this forenoon, and the committee
will leave at once for Pennwylrania, to be
absent abouta month. The chairmanship of
the committee was offered to and declined by
Mr. Raynor, of Maryland. The Reading...
strikers' committee will hold Mum's meeting
man Brnmm and others.
The Star Swindler’t Cale.
l\'l:w You. Feb. 8.—-The examination in
the case of Charles Benson, who swindlcd
residents of the City of Mexico out of 825,000
by selling bogus Patti concert tickets to them,
was continued yesterday. Ignacio Alis,
formerly a justice of the Mexican supreme
court, and now Mexican consul at Chicago,
testified that, in his (pinion, the proofs wen
zufllcient to convict a prisoner at f in
Mexico. Lawyer Mitchell, for Benson, said
he was willing to admit the documents pro
med by the tion, as hebeliaved they
would prove that his client had not committed
forgery. _____
St. Louis Wants a Convention.
51'. LOUIS, Feb. 8.-——Ahout fifty leading
Demcratsotthocityheldameetingtosslect
a. committee to go to Washingtmandpro
suit to the Democratic national committta
theclaimsaadadvantagesof St. Louis asthe
placetohold the next national convention.
Mayor D. 1!. Francis presided, and altar oun-
sidarable discussion a committee of twenty-
two repreaantative citilus, auhracing prom-
inentbusinem man, olllce holders and hotel
proprietors was appointed, with Mayor Fran-
cis asthdr chairman. They will leave tor
Washington in a special car Fob. Ill.
Mashed Burglar-a at Work.
Lowru. Mam, Feb. 8.~The random at
Dr. J. M. Bailey, of Billerlca, was entered by
two burglars, one of whom wore a black
mask, at about 2 o'clock yesterday morning.
They burst open Mr. Bailey‘s sleeping room
door,oneot them entering theroomwith a
revolver, and the other with an open kniie in
hishand. Theytoldhernottobefrigbtened,
as all they wanted was her money. They
could not find it. money in their haste, but
gotagold watch and a considerable quan
tity oi diamonds and other jewelry, worth
several hundred dollars. _
Where Prohlbltlau Doesn't Work. 3
Pnovmucn, Feb. air—Ch“ of State Police
3. F.Curtls,iuhistlrstauuualruport to the
legislature, says the prohibition law ’3 not
working very satisfactorily. There are no
olllcerswhooedutyltistoproaecute cases in
the lower courts. Olllcerr making-mare
liable to suits for damages“ nocouvictiou
mulls. Throne ”appealed liquor canes
and 338 indictments. It would take two
yearsto dispoaeof llquorcasesalone, if the
court did nothing abs. Recommendations to
moody than fault: are Inadoby Ilir. Curtia
A Epoch of Humanity.
Wsua, Nina, Feb. ll—Last Wednesday
therowas bornto Mml‘red Miller, at Rice
Lake, a week of humanity that barely tipped
thobaamatmiaaudahalf pmmdn Ito feet
abnotover an inchinlength,andageutlo-
man’s ordinary finger ring will go oval-them
dildwhsafldaysoldwas livelyuacrlcht,
mflpwfactiyiormedaudhsalihy.
mammal” nor-Wailing.
Dillon-3.8.0., Feb. {Lu-On Bound-y,
AnnaUtssy,loy-nold,whowastolnn
hamm-fledthkweshmhurnedtodeath
£3335
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them board It uranium"
A poor widow living In Mahanoy City found I
here tonight, and be addressee] by Cong”
afle have a large W or the
”ll-mi It
Which I‘m arr will»: u the lollowlnr
Low PRICES
Canned Corn. 121: 0 Colin 3 till
Tomatoes II 0 00
t‘ Scream-Ii, ti “ '2
“ Lima Beans, ii ll “
“ You. 15 6 “ 84
“r salmon, Ill 6 n 105
“ Inhalrustar) I? ll " l 00
" liakedlicansflh 6 h M
“ Pumpkin. It! It " till
. IM but not lI-n-l
NINNNNNI llllllll,
Very good and very cheap at ‘zl‘c
r5 for OI .00. “Ir. challenge
our competitors Io match this
target». llnrc sold It lot or
them and II few more remaining.
All lllll‘ Band's Warrant.
Lore mono cane at the rI-gular retail price.
Billie & [:IIIIIIIK.
BNBB B. In BBFBBB
beats the town, try ll.
Price 35¢: :1 lb.
DANIEL II’IIIIRIMEIDII'I I;
Washington Street Bridge.
The In Marla!
————<'Ilill |'I~.ii’l'
MEATS
SEltV 31) IN THE "1531' MAXNER.
If you want the choice»: HEATS. oblaImdro
amines of trouble or cost. you will had ”I! m at my
alarket. as well as
Poultry IN IN Kinds
IN Ire SEASON.
F. HA. 2 ES.
menu's moon. - souru SUIIWALII
JIIIIN II. FI‘IRRIS,
Wholesale and Retail “r‘hiul III III! Lind: n!
‘IIII * III nun
Brick. Lime.
Blue Stone. Etc.
behich, liackuwnnun.
Mountain. Franklin,
Willlesbarre Cools.
Anni III RUBBER PAINT
Yards loot OI \Vaabingtun nmi 3'8"
shall streets. Ilium-h «flier n' Stilnm
Drug Store 5' Hm
SWAN INN NNBNNNLL,
Wnouasu um Kl‘l'all. Dunne III
Manufacturers’ and Painlers’
SUPPLIES.
Ship Giannini-rs.
362 WATER-$12, fool IIIIIIII,
Bill IIG lil’OllT.
PURE LEAD & OILS, MIIJIIIA I) Clllr
118. BEST MIXED PAINTS.
Nova Scott: hand made Socks, Milt». m . (inun-
I-cyaand flamers. Rubber Milton! and iiiovrs. on
Clothing
Dredging Materials.
LINKS RINGS. SHACKLKS NET» moors
llOVllln AND Ponies
0! heel material llldlll special pour-rm- mr llll' 0;.-
m Dual m.
Especially Prepared Cotton Dredge
baa Rope, Manllln lluoy and "and
Dredge Linc.
Oila. Parking. Waste. "the, and aid“ linen! Eng-
neen‘SIIpplles. list-Inc highb- bless «- flags
[FYII‘V YORK I’IIIC u.
Special Attention [0 0r!”- by Hall or Manager
Locust
and
sfiort Hints
mos—-
Social Etiquette.
Compiled from the 1mm and but Ivor he
on the suly'cct by “Aunt Matilda.”
PRICE 40 cents”
This book should be In «my isnnl animal-or
knowing “The propn thing to do," s all desire
to behave properly and to know what in the but
Icihoo of manom- What shall we teach our child
ten, that they any so on! into the world well bml
enwand omen!
”SHORT HINTS" contains the norm. and will
lie-mailed toauyuhirmoostage prepaidbuusccipt
of price
SPECIAL.
Until tanner notice we will mail each oi our
friends a copy at the allure valuable book and
ill llllnail lb
memo... W .. m... ..
Bytekllogapthewi'sumasyuu would: new
tbmfiiulieonl hernia.
"may“ fall IIaIae'and sddren on the
«Indefinite ndlcand mile on the word lil-
quetteallc. and then we will know whose-ads it.
I. L. CRAGIN in Co.,
PHILADELPHIA, PENN.
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82""
< Ilultcr' In Rolls.
_ Butler that we are welliug low. Conic
Cement. 3
.. Ill- I. fill]! Boil
duodenum-eras lieu.
””"Vc’dltifin.
Home Dressed Poultry a Specialty.
onions Delivered Promptly.
CHARLESBMITH
53 Washington Street.
lolnlia Feel,
"Columbia Feel
iLrHl II} II“ Ilultll IiCl’litlfi ill
ililll'fil‘r. illitl I. illlil'.
' IIIIlI'iIIIcIIl
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(‘ ullmlllri
'llmi't' llIIIII ('orn,
Oats or whom and sold (to
introduce it) at cost piico '
Ilaymondllms
3 General, Agents.
JCHN ’l‘ll‘lS'I‘llAill,
ODTIGIAN,
83 Main St, So. Norwnlk,
llill S. ROOD’S JEWELRY STORE.
CAN DIES
(imhlndr. First ( Iii-II
(it) TO
N. H. HANNEY’S'
bile bodice cloths I? an.
Wool l’laln bullion-25cm. Children: underwear. I0. 12%. l5, and lo cl» liven!" poo 15,». 31, and
a».
made and rerv'u cable.
emin- Iot mil be on our centre bargain counter The qoalitim range from
price during next two mike
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ALL Is 00.,
BRIDGEPORT
Inventory Completed!
rzl‘IIs'lI Bargains Brought ll] Lilli
‘2 CW! Dice» “nods liq, yanlu with! advanced by other homes at mun II If [llll‘r :ll rip.
beat 125Porde clolbsw cla Wide Sandi Maids, all W,ool :3 Its. All
Hamburg Edging! 1 rt 3 yard
.. CL'OAKS-
“cal I'm-II ‘lllt’qllr! "in and 13.!» Newmflh’lortw‘llt in" put».
Linen ' Department.
Interesting to Housekeepers.
To monow we will one! a large lot at
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REMNANTS
And sunnumgm D'Bioschcd and llsli Bleached Table Bomb. The length- m- well adapted to or
household. being 2. 8%. 2X. 2% 3 an]
yarda in each piece. There are heavy. honest goudr,w cl
lisch'lcneih will marked in plain figures. hoththc quantity and price. The
25c. $2.00 per yard.
They are. very cheap Thie will be a good opportunity to buy good table cloths st very low pricca.
Come early.
Our friends will plunge remember that cveryClouk Shawl piece ol winter good! will go at some
Conn: and sec.
w. B. HALL a. Go.
BAKERY!
CORSUCOI'IAS, CANDY TOYS. ands full mm!-
mclit of ornamental candy.
MrsJohnHolland
MIN“. “'8 BIANJII
Lady’s Rubbers
. .25 Cents. '
iMens’ Rubbers,i
3 40, 50, 75. 3
First llassimceries'
MEN 5' liOS’l‘O N fa
Iii nil Limlig at l :
Lowpm aslmliuhlerluns,
3 lie sell the (‘IIiI-III-siI-r creamer: ..
$0.50.,
l2 Main Street.
IIIHI
B F. Stevens,
‘ NILSIC IIALI. BLOi' Ii,
l‘ flu: plm I- to uni
llicst q unlit},
We also have u line lot of other
and try it.
If yml mint
,NNNN COFFEE NN TEL;
“r ban- the [Iv-l.
II. I? 511‘ \ I635 ,
In an nun.
I on! PAY Tm: ?
Highest ( ash Price
l'tvll
ling». Bones. llolllcs lronl
and Motels. 3
‘ Partin- mrm n:cm~. Ii. ILL -tI--rl; by IInIIInciIm- E
Ital card to .
u "an“ l’tllflluflli,
HENRYTILLY 3 3 3 ..
NLNRIABE NIKNGE i
REP. ”RING 3 'i
ilENl'IlllIIIIIIMI KSMl'l "156.3 3
This in th. In sum In which to pit pare for wum-ir I
and I! I- be um I» v- I'l ready for mu; ii travel than to 3
3 3
Try us
IIIIIH'II'.
wait until the busy winter Meson
Warhol ali lrIIndIs pertaining to carriage making...
and general bLIckt-mithimz promptly nltcnded to. v—UF».
Wazomt oi all kinds made to order.
Wagons for sale 3
a... 1.... ~ ILL GRADES
um STREET , 3
Joan H. SMITH, m .3 i
Lowest Prices!
FLNNIS'I'.
“Ar-w — -
IIIAIs STREET. sown NORWALK
GILBERT M. BITCH.
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The Best Goods for I
the Least lloncy 3
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Livery Md Peed Stable B0011& &SIIOE ST" II E,
mother “om,
gclark s; Lane’s Block,
llorvcs and (.‘Iirrlsgnlolct for all misioue
Carri-en at Depot ll) Incl All Trains.
.. 33*“... MAIN STREET.
Good 1 amount at limo-bio Prim
F .A. C '1' o R Y G ET THE BEST
’l'cli plutm' connection.
1'0ch orior Isle. corner Day and Raymond pin-ctr. —-- Tllli~wn
quUlllll OI"
I). A. Woodward or Rum" Frost. :“ Florida ”
S'l‘l-IAII IIEA'I‘EII.
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For sale
CHOICE BUILDING LNTS I
on Wooowanu M r
noun: or
. E. A. Woodman-d.“
J-. H Klinefelter
exam IN
Bails, Fish oysters, 3
Vegetables, Fruits,
(MINE!) GOODS. ETC.
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Twenty Innsela tin-um, one or than in Ihe
Sentinel once. where h can he Iconic
application.
3W. I-l. MEEKER,
lole Agent for Namath.
mun-”Plumbing sad for Palm bath; a
3" MW” flue-'33“
For the purpose of introducing
———THE——-
HIIIII III Bleached Muslin,
ll 0 offer this choice In and for one week at
:1 lo“ pl 100
A. DIGKERMAN &. SON,
39 ll'usllington Street,
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South Norwnlk .
ran Your?
FreshMeats
— ht) T0 THE—~-
PEOPLES’ MARKET.
(ioodé delivered pn-mpiiy and spiral attention mid to order.- left at the market.
A full line or
VEGETABLES.
Do’s’i‘ ,II‘ORG [11‘ THE PLACE,
Peoples’ Market,
A. R. TYLER, Prop.
GROCERIES AND MEATS
——AT THE OLD STAND OP— —-
T. BURR GUYER & SON.
SPRINGWOOD.
—-oo>—-~——-.-
A Ll. “RIDER." FILLED I’IIIDNIP'I'IIY.
. ,...__,,
t'lH It'll KS FIND IT 50 ”Milk ADVANTAGE TU TRADE \Vl’l’fl US.
GIVE US A. TRIAL.
SEYMOUR Boos.
[lave received a large invoice oi the Celenrstcd
NNW- IIIINI' SNNAII NNllN.
to. direct from fak-tory in )lalnc,rall and obtain a min Ie can. which is guaranteed to he the am arti-
cle. in this line. a town.
Dew-Drop sugar Corn. Dc“ Ill-op Blackberrler.
Dow-Drop 'I‘olllllluca. Dew-Drop Succolaali.
llew~llrop Peaches. 3 Dew-Drop Apprlcola.
Dew-Drop Aufllfll‘ul. . Dew-Drop Tomato Gallup.
Dew-Drop Burnout Pears. ! Dow-Drop Maia Beans.
Dew-Drop -l:urlr June Peas.
w-... m...—
These goods are rlrictly finit- clue, and are put up for those whornn apprec; Ilt' rIIIm‘Ilartlclc. We
are general agents and have exclu-ln sale for this brand in Ihls town
IIA’I‘I) 'I’AN PIKICICS.
TURKEY'S
The Cheapest and Best In Town.
CELERY
llDlll GBOWN. PRHII EVERY DAY.
non}: uncssnn CEIGKENS one}:
AND nouns. ’
Also a lull line of
“Oranges, Lemons. Fruits. Cranberries. Eggs
and Canned Goods.
“.5150.“
Heat. Flak. Oysters. clams Inna nuances.
Ren’al Mark. 9 1: .
Norwalk Chronicler