“m“...WWM . _ ..
‘ The TWAcussion.
A mini DAY IN Till! HOUSE.
*- Gusvaaor. at Ohio. Doesn’t Lilia the
Bill. and lays Bar—Ir. Raynor Cannot
m VIII Mo other Ollpflltloll
Oman.
Wasnixoron, Hay L—The house went into
emuttseolthewholeonthetariflbill,and
Iceman,“ H0hio,took thefloorinop
pdfiimtothebiil. Besaidthat tbeiuternal
maystemougbttohave beenuie hrstto
havedisappsaredattertheclose oi the war.
and heel-lined that the Merrill proiodion
thrill bill was a political imam”, and was
named in into. made by the Southern :h'll-
ators, whose absence from the senate in 1:100
inadeltpi-ibleiortbesenatetopamthe bill
iatliat , , audit wssligned by President
James and Vice-President John C.
,and it war the lroayoitate
thatthegiltadeou of the latter wasoneot
themenwhotodaydeuounceditlninon
eloquent language. Mr. Grmenor said that
the representatives oi the same statesthat
opth-hepalngeol the Norrilltarii! bill
inlfiillwsretbom whoaiewdays agostood
inthewayotanddeleated ajust nieasureior
the adjudication of the financial question
whieh followed the war. Mr. Grocvenoi' had
wiearoranxietylu regard to the surplus.
l! the government would today pay its
honestdcbts there would not be a dollar oi
“ surplus.
In reply to a remark from Mr. Hemphill,
Mr. Bro-Tenor said that if the internal rev-
enue system was abolished the present tariff
would not produce more revenue than the
government needed. The proposition of the
Republicans to remove internal taxes was
notiu the interest of free whisky or free to
bacco,bntwastorcmitwthestatcathe
powerdtaxation, and to permit thestatcs
to take the place of the general government.
Incoaoliiding his argument, Mr. Groove-
nor insisted that under the administration of
the Republican party the country had
grown in wealth and prosperity in a ratio
never witnssed in this or any other country,
while uisdcr Democratic admin'ntrations the
country had stood still or retrograded.
Mr. Rayner, of Maryland, in supporting
thebillnidthsDesnocratic partyhas issued
tarii! retorin notes to the people, and the
questim was whether it would pay or repu-
diate. The people wanted the government
tostoprobbingthem. The government did
notr'eqnirathenirplns to pay its debts. The
contest was one between protected monopoly
and capital on one hand and unprotected
people and taxpayers on the other, and he
stood with the unprotected people for revenue
rotor-in.
Mr. Rayner criticised sevurcl the trust; of
the country, especially the litandanl oil,
which be pronounced one of fraud, corrup-
tion and opprcmion.
Mr. Cameron, oi Illinois, asked Mr. Rayner
if he did not know that the president had ap-
pointed one of the principal representatives
of the Standard Oil—a representative by re-
lation it not otherwise—secretary 01' the
navy, and another representative of that
trust was the senator of his party from Ohio.
Ir. Raynor replied that the tact ot a man's
bang tlm sou-in-law oi somebaiy connected
withtho trustdid notmix hiin upwiththo
fraud.
Omeliiding,llr. Rayner denied that any
mancouldbeaDemocratandrcmaininfavor
or the protective system. It the party broke
in minke now to the people they would
never again believe it. It the pressure at
local interest was regarded now, the party
wudoonmd,anddoomedit demved to be,
for theparty did not deserve to live that
Ind not the moral cuirage oi convictions.
Ir. Henderson, of ms, opposed the hill.
The Denwcrate, he ' . mapped and snarled
atthetarii! hwgandnone of them bade
mum to say about the revenue policy
width had taken a bankrupttreasury and ini-
poverflisd countryout oi the bands of the
Wm, and uMothecountry the
imperial, incomparably happy and r-
mm“ the earth. He criticind the
bill as cri where it should support, and
‘ where it should build up.
. Gambler, of Few Hampshire, in oppos-
lngflie NIL-id that ‘no pending struggle
”between England and America, and
II. ' the bill as a wicked assault
the ustries at New England. it
mi, built. be entitled a bill “torcdnce
Nswnngllndtothepositionofadqiendency
at Great Britain.”
Ir. Gallinxa' preferred the protective to
thedutnctiva policy, and so, be said, would
die south when it came to know the brooms
of As to raw material—so much
talhsdabmt-v-what was it! It was not pig
irmoroven thewaterwe brought into our
he“ Bach and all represented labor. lie
hewotno raw natalal except the Demo-
cratic statesman. Coming to the surplus
qufiiomhemid the surplinwss large,uot
becameottbotariillaws, but because of the
niggardlineu of the Made party. The
Bqalblican party desired the house to past a
gmenlpeusionta’ll, toprwldo tor tortilla.
than and armaments, and tor extending en-
t to the American merchant
; t the Democratic party shouted
ago,» an unanimity which was at mice
' andstarliug.
An llarthqnabe at Ole-s falls.
Tact. N. Y.. Hey 1.-Ah lsrthqnakesbock
washltatGleinFsllsyerterday. Theshoch
W
M Didn't lave to”. n‘: It.
Wooaeocnr, a. 1.
1-4. 1’. d: J. G.
rm: BULLETIN.
xew York Honey and Produce flat-hot
Quotations.
Nrw You. April It-louey closed at I
cent, the lanai-ate. mmmung
Exchange closed steady at 4.0164“; actual
rates. oedema“ tor wdsyssnd 4514mm
for demand. (lovanmants closed : cur-
r-eyls. 121M bid; is. coup, 15%|!de do..
mun
Pacific railroad bonds closed-s tollows. Union
Into. 1140116; Union land (saute, 101mm: Union
sinking tunde. 11mm; Controls. 1140110.
Tia-tr was great activliy in the stock market
this morning. 0n advices oi a higher market for
American securities in London therewas a heavy
buying of leading speculatives hm. and prices,
attcropoalag 15th 1 per cent. higher. steadily ad-
vanced throughout the morning. Erie. Reading,
Union Pacific. New York and New England. St.
Paul. landsville, Northern Pacific and Missouri
Pacific were the featured oi the dealings. They
wereall actively bought and advanced rapidly. H
limouri Pacino recorded the greatest improve-
ment. and at noon was 2 percent. higher than it
closed on Saturday. The advance in the rest of
the list ranged from 55 to 1% per cent. Alter 13
o'clock prices continued strung up to 2p. m, but
iroui that hour to the close there was sharp sell-
ing to wall»: and a sharp reaction. The closing
price: were, however. )fito 19$ per cent. higher
than those 01 Batm'daynhc latter in Missouri
Pacific. The salon (or the day amounted to 43:1,-
Sll shin-cs.
General Markets.
Nrw Your. April w.——FLOUlt—Closcd steady
at previous prices; winter wheat extra, 32%
5.10; city will extra. 34.000.41.75. tor Went Indies;
Ohio extra. 51155655.“); St. Louis extra. 82.850
5.10. Southern ilour closul steady; common to
choice extra. gimme.
WHEAT-Options were moderately active.
June and December attracted most attention.
They were strong throughout, and closed at an
advance of ”We. The adv-nae in the other
months were only fractional. Spot lots closed
steady at unchanged prices. Spot sales of No. 1
rod state at 97c: No 2 do.. 00,163.ch No. 2 red
winicr, 1Mics,upgraded red. 9%.; No. 2 red
winter, April, MW; do.. May. “@9154“
do.. June, we. bid.
CORN—Options were fairly active at irregular
prices. The changes were slight, however, and
the market chased steady at 15%. advance.
Spot lots closed dull and unchanged. Spot sales
oi unzradml mixed at meme; No. 2mlxcd,
nominal at 117951;; 50. 2 mixed. May, 6351M;
do.. June, 6%.: do.. Au‘., 8;“fic. bid.
oA'l'S-1)ptiuiis were moderately active and
im‘gulnr, closing about steady at 36c. decline.
Spot lots closed steady at unchanged prices,
Spot sales 01 No. 1 white state at “auxin; So.
2 do, Win; ' . 2 mixed, June, W4 do..
Julyfiifiljaillilfic.
Rh}:~l)ull; eta
BARLrlY—N
YORK- but! old mess, Siiffifll-flfi.
[ARR—Closed dull. but steady; extension;
@1123: Slay, $3.15: June, 8:1. 15.
BUTTER—Steady; western. 166.275“. ; state, fl
, AJL'.
W-
Clll'lESE-Dull; state, old. 9min“; Ohio
iiat. lllfic.
NBS—Dull and weak; state, 1mm; western,
i2%@135(c.
SUGAR—4hr! dull; fair rennin. t 131%.; no
test centrifugal. 55¢- Wdtiu; cut lost and
crushed. Sc: cubes. 7c: [lbw To; —
lated. mil-tic: miectio % .; A
standard. 69613.: codes 08 0 bit; W
C, 53“.; extra 0, mm ; yellow. 5 01 :
Furious Gale at Quecnstown.
annxsrows, May 1.——A furious lgale pro-
rails here. The wind blows with sue severity
that the [urban line steamer City of Chicago,
which has arrived here from New York, has
been compelled to sack shelter in the inner
harbor and traiisibr hermailsaud pamngers.
Several ships are lying Wind bound in the
harbor. » “,_-,._
A Tromlncnt Jersey City Man Dead.
.lxnsnv Ci'rv, May 1.—Pcter Bently, one o!
the best known men in this city, counsel {or
the Lehigh Valley railroad, died yesterday
at his borne in Benny avenue, of rheumatism
ottbeheart. lie was 45 years otage, and
worth over $2,000,000.
BARBIAGE MAKER.
Map—.-
Special attention given to re-
puirs in all branches.
A good second-hand, two-scat-
ed carriage for sale.
Insure Your Life
(in the Endowment Plan.
A man at age 012': would probabl need insurance
tor twenty or twenty-live'yesrs, n1 because he
iiccdsit iortbattimeis no reason why he should
stipulate lot it up duriumhe whole lite time.
lie has over c' t hundred it cos in a thousand of
Ilvi more twcnt years and nearly eight
hu rcdinathousando living twenty-five years
Beanechieprc lam so bright he should not
ueglecttoprovl eior the chances of dyin —whicb
arena lcassntly numerous-Ma liberal arm-nee
ouhis lie.
1NSUltB in T11!
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
Life Insurance Co.,
01’ HARTFORD.
S. S. L'IIOMMEIHEU,
. ,_ South Norwalk. 4
[10121121112 Paint
AND
12111111 Walls
For Cleaning Glass, 81 lvcr
or Crockery.
WWW-m
For Removing Grease or Stain
from Carpets.
In Lauidifiuam
CHAMPION \,
Only 10¢ a Battle at
llOUBA'l‘OliIil _ 3 , I ”All:
“cm W nth. in.
Passenger Trains.
BOUT} .
Lv. Norwslk. L180. N
7 a: skin. '1' 45 a. in.
9 M 0t
10 25 “
1% w p.“ui. 1m thin.
7 01 " nixed ': 15 ” Hired
NOBTII.
Lv. Wilson Point.
”Ruin.
9l0 “
l0” "
lm’paiu.
035 rennin.
145 ”lined
515 .. sienna.
‘5 lo 60’) lb
mu “Hired
P. 0. Porn. Bu nonrandom.
. D. Anal". amoral Ticket Agent.
BARBIE! & NEVA“ DIVISIOI.
Ar. Willa) Pain
7 E "l‘x‘d
Lus'o. Norwslk. exams
imamllxed 180am.l‘x'd Yullxcd‘ ~ N.
840 " “It " 925nm. :
1218 . iii.
1 to red
17"
A
Sun
Announce the following
, DRIVES!
just received.
1 Lot l‘lainburg Edgings,
1500 yards. 25c, worth 30 to
10 or line-1' 500.
W. 1!. ilrrmeol. VicoPree. and Geu’l Hanger. A
1 Lot Do Do 750 yards 12c,
HOUSA'I‘ONIC DIVISION. .
Decciahcr 11. 1887.
lit-ave Bridgeport tor l'ltlsllchl.
1.10a ni.acconimo'n 1
”a. .. ..
y.
. l
1.50 p. ui. Kind 1 runniv Iiii-
4.25:2 “ ex reel 1 7 ma. Ill.
5.50 “ accommo'u
",3, II a.
'Goui only as far as New 31111de
WI. ll. Srnaasoii, Vice Prcs‘i d. 6911'] lsn'g'r
W. K. broil. flupt.
FLURIA'I‘.
{opuv—
somer‘iiiiic new.
AB
saucemsnusss.
E VERY Pllll 80L!) WITII
\Vnrraiitod not to break no
air thoiii will be refunded.
to Main Street. Norwalh.
ll. 1). Avsiuu. Urn. Tick: Aal..Bridgcpon,Conn.
MAIN swam, SOUTH souwuuifE
:WllNi'l'lillii
t We have Just received the him. it and finest rtock
Ccmsrl
.FOLLOWIIIB GUARANTEE.
roll up with one year’s wear.
If they do the money paid us
For sale at the Boston Dry Goods Store. S‘,UT“ N0R“7AI‘K
am am
iworth 15 to 25c.
1 Lot Corset Cow-rs, linin-
burg Trimmed, 210.
3d Invoice of Kit] Gloves.
u-xubroidci'eil back, 5 button,
’59c.
Bargains in Iiandkerchicis
mud Towels.
N. l'. N. ll. 8i ll. liAlLllOAlL
|
A... A... WA [illAI‘All All [All Pl'lllll.
some wm. noiiia nor.
4.56 s. ui. Express. 1.16 an. Wuh’oii K1.
5.11} " Rxprces. 6.31 " Acton. 1
5.40 " Express. 7.3: “ Accom.
5.50 “ Spccial. 8:16 “ Accent. 7 I .
0J2 “ local Ex. ‘95» “ noslou ltz.
8.15 " B'port. 11p. 10.41 Acton
7.23 Local Ex. 12.1.1; .in.BosIou B.
7.43 " lineal Er. . 1.15 “ Accom. ,
3.26 “ LocalEx’ 9 L43 " S ‘gfleld Way.
9.03 " Local Ex ' I“): ” A press ‘ 4 atthc
:21 “ Accmn .- “ ccom.
1.).30 ‘ Local Ex ‘ 4.49 " Exprcsa. '
,,_,, .. gm, 5... .. “m 01d Stand.
13.59 p. m.. press. . 5.42 -' 's. .. . .spcc. , r ,
1.3; ;- 53$» ,3; ;; Bum-Ii d 1.313: WAbIIthTON ST.
533 1- [kph-gig, 1,333 31155911! _ We have now recclvcdatulliuppl oincw drugs,
4.41; '1 Boston iix. 1:» on g‘t Specla. Ind inflow-mum and 3mi- mhi we m
51H 5- Accoui. . 5‘29 .. “mm, better inmtehcd thancvcrthhallthatxoatomake
5.51 ‘- inputs. om - Accom. lip-“H1019“ dmg'filme aniline bite me be se-
6.51 " Accom. 11.06 " Adams it: a: Inmdofthc lmbcstslockhomw icblolme
7.3;! “ localEx. 11.47 ” Boston Rx. . .
6.24 “ B‘portb . 12.21 " " ‘
9,50 ” Bel-ton .
13:15 :‘ anoint. RX
1 56 ' an 'ion .1
9 Simon's. Q 5"an At short notic: and In the most skillful manner.
.15 Aston. 7.: “ Armin.
6.14pm Acton. 9.11 “ Accoin GEO. 0- STILLSON-
7. ' ‘1 Wimp. 6.51 p.m. Actual. ' ‘ »* ~- _ . 7' . ~ -
8.30 " accom. J b M L t
1 - aco . ay on,
Trains have last Non-lb. lira! Estate ”M Home Agcni.
ooiiva wusr. homo IAM’. i I r
m ..... ‘ u ., m. General lllSlll’illlteAgCIIC)
:31! “ 1W " mum and Accident.
1.51: “ , 1.18 p. m.
9.34 “ M6 " (kan Steamship 'i'ickcts~(‘ubin and Strange.
1:3 l' m ‘0'“) Drafts ior one s and upwards and Money mam to
64-1 4- all mirror Europe.
8.19 " ~ - ; -. . . . ..
(l. M. Suzuki). I: 1,. llrli‘erun 3‘01“} Pubic Arsuowlidmmtnts Takiii,
ilcu. ear um. inn. 112'! Railroad Tickets. Baggage Checked
—."»~——v “A A ~A- finmw “a H I0 Destination.
JOH N H. SMITH
135 Washington 31.. (Sex: door in infinitive.)
§ South Nor-walk. Conn.
EDAVID S?OW
A cm shown before of
0.1K CHAMBER 511118,;
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITSAA
$232,222.2:2-‘-‘*"*="$22.00i
, PARLOR sun's ;
AA risc
From $30.00 l'pwaruls‘.
'llining lloom Tables,
1 Sideboards.
Lounges and (function.
liuttau Chairs, Fancy l'lnsli
Chairs, llat Racks, llook
Cases, etc., etc.
AGENTS FOR 1118
Standard Folding Boil.
Call and ll't.‘ them at our wamoonis.
Bed in the market tor the money.
:87,
I‘
U l’ S'l‘AIllS,
The lineal
89, 91 Main SI,
BOSTON:
:STORE.
-_.___._._.. .4... . -y. W.
Special Sale of Table Linens, Towels, Toweling,
§ Napkins and Table-Cloths I
A
Table Linen !
Cit-am loom Damask 25¢. per yard, worth 311.“.
“ “ 33c. " .‘Oc.
.. .. .. 3;”, .. 50c.
.. w tit. " 62.30-
" 53c. “ 25c.
.. .. .. 72c. .. 98v.
" “ col. border the “ 50c,
.. .. .. . 43c. 65c.
Bleached llamas: 501:. 52,14 c.
.. .. arc. .. 7 _
.. .. Tile. ”3“”
Turhcyud Damask 25c. “ no.
50c. 67c.
“ ' 69c. 87)“.
'l‘oweling at Sacrailce !
3&6. 51‘. 519:. 7c. 8c. 9:. ilk. llr. for nine toweliiig.
cheap at 25 pct ml. more than our prices.
Towcllng ; Dish and “and Towcliug!
Superior A. l). C. Absorbent Crab from best line»
sis Flax, MJXc, Sc. it, 101'. 11c. Wananicd
all linen or no sale.
Best Scotch Crash. regular 15c. goods, only 10c.
Old fashioned twill towclinz, not: iluish. rcady [or
use, 11):. a yard. Generally sold at ltc.
Towels !
lloucy rrmhrmrh ems. liar.
1'1’lpc 10131}. 12%, c.
A Brown twill towels 5c. each.
‘ .. “ 9:.cachilior‘rir.
125;: cacti.
BOSTON STORE!
--._‘....-p_._.._.._,__
White Turkirh Towels lie, 15, 5c. Crochet Quiltl, full tile, 59:, 751:, 95:. Worth 756.
Colored ” ' 121:. regular 171:. towels. 81.09. mums.
imported “ 50c. " pncc 75c. Marseilles Quilt-.31 45. $1.60, 81.97, 32.10, 82.45;
“ ” " 62141:. “ “ 81')“. worthEMpcrccntiuoicinonry.
DamaskTowels. plain triage. regular price 173:, Ewdouallinetto Shades. suing rollers, and 111-
I), 21c, 32')“ Our price 123$. 1753c. 19:33:. lure. Regularprlcc, 81.1)); only 41k. in plain
Dams“ Towels. knotted iringchzc 18W, 19c. cola! and Dado.
Slum"), 5c. Size mac, 29:. extra size audg‘zsodounllolland Shades, spring rollers and fix-
quality. Size 11x12. extra iluc sic. Size 22146. three, only 25c. Sold in New York {or 31:.
‘ extra heavy. 3k. myuds plain Seersucker at 89:, regular 1231‘.
Plain Socratic .
Special Sale, 1" pklns. Bleached! Am.mm'mm'3fi%mc
Size 95. we. 75c, 31.00. M
”M 81 37%. 51.50. 91.57. :2 0). 32 10. ”3755 ; mama Seersucker at 12:, regular Begooda.
c; .
1
O
Ginghams !
; Apron checks 6c. per yard. usually soldierfic.
Plaid: tor dresses. only 10:, form price 12)“.
Raw Silk Thptstry, extra width and quality, 57c.
and 59:.
Fringed Cotton Flushes. 18¢. per yard.
Cotton lsdm 85c, 11:. 1214:. per yard.
lace curtains 9c. and upwards, per pair.
1
Special Sale. Napkins. l'ubleschcd 21
Site g. 31.5. sue.
Napkins. colored. fringed, 50c, 15c. 95c. dozen.
Extra large, 81.00 per dozen.
”dozen Table Spread: in Cheiuillc Raw Silk,
Flancl, Embroidered and Raw Silk, with Timel.
The biggest Bargains in cloths ever elected to
Norwaik people.
Birdseye cotton, 43c. piece oi 10 yards.
Birdseye linen, 89c. piece oi 10 yards.
Nottingham Lace!
121$. to 39c per yard. ,
StlIlCOlIS ! 2000 yards Crinkied Seersucker .1 5r. per we:
. worth 101:.
Best American, 1 yard will», my.
French " " rm.
Boston Store! some sworn
Hatters Knives. ”filtrate... The ore and Reliable.
North-0p at 00.,
Dran‘bury.
n- prepared to grind Halters Knives and inm'u-h
same. and guarantee satisfaction.
Waders by mail promptly attended to.
54 Main Street.
South Non-walk.
all it
{Wall Papers.
Borders,
and Centers.
Spring Styles.
Painting».wPuper Han -
ing, Doooratingan
Calolmining.
DECKER’S
Paint and Wall Paper Store,
54.
Washington. D. (7.
Ten years in United States Patent Other.
ddw Guide to inventors mailed true.
All AAMABA AAAI'AGI.
-——-'l llli BEST——
MEATS
SERVED IN THE BEST MANNER
DAILY FREIGHT nu.
larval llawlnrl
-TIIE PROPELLEIIS—
Will make daily iii
height betwecn New
Nor-walk. Willlcavcl’icrnloototmmut.
Nchork.rverr evening, accpt Mat 5
o’cloch,aiidori Saturday at spas. have Ker»
walkBridgcsndBoathNorwalhcvuyaaiag.
Freight taken Iro- aail received [or all
points on the Brianna-d lorwnlk and
Shepaag ‘Bauroada at Greatly Bed-coil
Rates.
U ‘c‘ion to agents the C' of Norwalh
audWwiu be sent tor specialnlotiol height
anywhere in new York or its Vicinity.
IN l'l's SEASON.
wallpcrmns sic turbid trusting my ot the
F. HAYES.
employeesonheboaison this line on account at
It on want the choicest MEATS. obtained re-
01 trouble or cost, you will find them at my
Laewcl ai-
20111111 01 all Kinds,
Dillllhl's BLOCK. - SOUTH NORWALI. oeownsrsthaseis :
1 w
1112110 Hamsters.
1.211121111111121 Jersey 11131sz1 252., null value at 5111:.
2211112113 22112212313 from 52. 1111121113.
Gems’ 11211112121 {“fi‘figfli
a A
A Fine Line of Mountain, 10111 821 21111101312111 All colors.
wLook. Out for THURSDAY ’9 Special
tents’ llnlaundried Shirts,
.&.
. S.
252., worth 451..
111211821121 1222 Base for 12241:.
11121121 Stats 111 All fillil's.
Sale to:
fiflllll lllilli
soon .
LUCK '03 50 are.
.. Aj- _.
SMITH’S.‘
68 ,Washing‘toii Street, South Nor-walk.
Norwalk Chronicler