Evening sentinel, Friday, March 22, 1889 · page 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

NATIONL CAPITAL news

Probability That the Senate
Will Adjourn Next Week.

LEBS .l'l‘ THE WHITE Ilol‘sli.

"I in Illa l'uetolllco llnmitim-ul Ilun
Ill. ”hill—Hurt .\huul
.10! Ill (blur-Acting till "it
“Ole—Tho (lunhoal \‘orLtc-“n.

tlw Hermit

hon-tum

Wauntoron, March ‘33. » 'l'ln- in ii. anon:
N. If. “I“ union lllPl‘t‘ la .mim' \iiivxlm‘lul
and “my dclny tln- N‘lllllo' will ad-
MI'IIIlnodle next wn-k. .\lt‘lllll'l" of thc
”to In the Ml'rut mark-n _\~‘l0‘l<lfl}’ ~ai-l
that t y Miro anxuuh it) get nun) Ilnm lli.

city, I expruewd the lili|r lliul blunt-'5:
would ”willed an much an pan-«mic. w m
b t adjournment tin- lativr part at next

week. Yeswrday afternoon Senator Allimii
aid that he thought that the wnate Would
get away next “wk l'l‘ieirlt-tll llm-rwm
ltated to visitor) rw'ently thnt llt.‘ won an!
loos to give the senate an Ul'lhil'lllilil)‘ to all
jam, and that h.- rile-vied nii ilIlJ-Hlt nun-til
But Week.
(‘aLuziia A1 in: “um: Iii-rat:

There was an entire aleenee of tlt‘li'gillluil.‘
“the “'hlh) Hulls! ymti-rduy. Tilt: i'ullcrr
moanpmed tor thi- inmt part oi militia“,
and reptwntativea, who “ore nut dnnutul
by thedia‘agreoable rain that had been pr.-
valling since early ramming. 'l'hrw lb‘lihr
cutie wanton called, ununvly lln-ahan. (“die
and Gray. Senator “altar tulllt‘ “llll lllt‘lll‘“
mluilter tu Switzerland, Ci-l. Wihlibiirn Sen
oral other recent aluminum, «1.»: an» tin
Malt. Mr. Hooper, Wllu Wu: \lt't- ouri~u
[main Paris under Repaid-can llilllllhlrr
Irationa, Senator; Blair, t‘ulloin. B'puuuv'r,
Plan, Teller, I’luuib, iii-cock, and lhipnwnr
htive Butterworth, l‘llll his daughter and
the daughter 0! Attorney General Milli-r.
were among those who mllul.

loll! NOIIXATIUNS.

The position! has sent to the scuttle: the tul-
lowing nominations:

Henry N. Blake, 0! Montana territ- ry, to
bechle! justice of the supreme court at the
territory at Montana.

John D. Fleming. of Colorado. to be attor—
neyo‘the United States {or the district ul
Colorado.

Miles (7. Moore, of whim Walla, “habit“;
ton territory, to be governor of \lenngu-u
territory.

at'riso ox Till. SUIISATIIIV».

All nominations rennrtul trorn o-vnnmttws
were confirmed in secret amnion yeah-play
with theexoeptiou of that «it Mr. Whitviaw
Reid, to be ininiater to France. .\n eitort
was made to have Mr. Reid's nomination in -n-
firmed but under objection by Mr. ‘luml. it
went over until the nut OXL’G‘iIllVe w~.~i~~ri.
Therouno question oi the continuation of
Mr. Reid's nomination. Illr. l'lnmb‘: clique.
tion was purely formal. No report was made
on the nominations of Fra’i Grant and John
C. New, yesterday, because tin-re win nut a
quorum of the toreign relation,- t‘ulnuullu:
pram. The list 0! nominations wntirinal
yesterday was not given out for publication.

1'!!! YORKTUWS APPRUVED.

The secretary of the navy has received
lromthe naval inspection hard. of which
Cmnwdore Fitzhugh is president, a favor-
ablereportou the gunbuat Yorktown, nul'
lying at Cramp's shipyard, Philadelphia.
1112 report states that the “551d bu been
completed in accordruice “’Itll tin- i-oritrnvt.
and la autiiciently atrong to [nor her ngbt:
0! every LlLN'l'lpliUll. Her clean {‘Ullilltl'fll
and amoothntm of movement impressed Ilil'
board most lav-irnbly. It her dyuarnus Were
not and comiccted. and her inittrry au‘vpllcd,
all: could be put in t’lillll’tlisnl'vtl immediately.
Counnodore Fiizhugli is very llllll’ll pleased
with the vessel, and has no doubt that ahe
will be accepted by Secretary Trary.

Till; RECENT ltIOT l\' L‘lIlSA.

The secretary of state he: received (oldi-
tional particulars concerning the riot at L'hin
Kiang, China. on Feb. 5, (ram .\. C. Jones.
the United States consul at that place. The
riot grew out at the atoning ut [ulicerucn in
the British quarter by a crowd of boys and
young men.‘ The 5th was the China»: New
Year's day and bminue was generally an»
pended. \

The quarrel of the boys um taken up by
the men, and one ut the Chinese “as tlirtm a
down and injured by a policeman. it was re.—
ported that the man Um. killm'l, and the: mob,
inflamed by this intoniiiition, attacked and
burned the police station an i quartem. The
rsident consuls had B-lkfil tilt: l':illir’:¢: trill"
cera‘ tor aid to auppreae the trouble, and halt
adozeu and a law native polli't‘tllr'll were
cent, but the mob put them to flight. Then
Idemand Wb made tor troop. but before
time came Sen-rel budding» Were burriu i.

TheAmerican and Brilhh 1‘." ill~lllliIV= ad-
join each other and juat outsidu tin,- lintidi
quarter.

A mob of 20,000 yelling men and buys yur—
rounded these buildings and Were preparing
to break open the gates when 30!) withers:
arrived. The commanding officer attempted
loaddreastbe mob, but his "0|ch Wt» damned
by yelLs and joers. In the presence of the
trwpe an amsult was made on the gate-i, and
Consul Jone. with his mic and clulvi, rushed
over to the British ('Ulbtllnlc. The British
consul, with his wile and twin children. left
the house with Sir, Jones and family and
climbed a precipitous biull’ at the mar of the
consulate. As they were going the British
mutate was set on fire. Quickly going to
the river the party halted a mail steamer and
m taken on bond. As they Were enlark-
in; the mob saw the party and nttenrptel to
board the steamer, but there unable to do so.
The American consulate was set on tire and
looted, but not burned. Homer 0! two Amer-
lcan Baptist missionaries and their chapel
m turned, and an American Methodist
chapel looted. The mail vmln-umnedin
the river all night, and the next day another
Will attempt was made to board her.
Chhieee troop and the arrival of n'British
vulquietedthe mob, andon Fridaymom—
in; Comul Jones was pemiitted to again
hoist the- titan and Stripes over the manu-
late. The aflair will be investigated

'0“ [X m Poemmcz DEPARTXIS‘I’.

The workol receiving and filing applica-
fim tot mtoflloee has grown so great in the

two weeks that Postmaster General
anamaker baa isued an order directing
m in the cities of the tint mutant poet-
mgenerallorepwt at 8:30 amend
Into untiltlp. I. each day, and also de‘
falling to duty in the tint assistant post-
” M's onion clerks tram otha'
Wummworhlsbmught nptodate.
Th'u'hla thedudleuer ot’lloeisalao be
Nita-Mlle club in that olllce are also
Mtoworhnumaimtoop m. natiltla
work i- brought up to data

m Gen-Ii Wanamaker returned
firm Philadelphia yoterday morning and
poetotllee

“y wart-lee and twitches when he
fihwladyalmottlub’aitalfihtee
“thud-guns.

 

 

 

THE PROHIBITION PROBLEM.

lam-timer“ "on Not Favor the Tailed ‘
ut Constitutional Amendment. :
Ilium, March 'r:,—-Hutut Ml replicate .
'illtli l‘HI'Ih‘l by 'llw 'I‘I‘llnn'l‘lpl I‘l‘utll lt‘d’ 5
lug nwn oi the hlfllt‘lll a cirrular inquiring
whethu-r they {amt mmtitutloual pruhib‘i-l
lion. 1“ air in the negative and Til in tliel
hilli'liniiii n
U! ”in lll‘,.'llll\l" J-l tile Inuit-n ill-in)“ ‘
men, 4 . inch Imnh and l‘l'lllnllelh, ; aiilliom.‘
o wilt-gr |ulv-lllI-lil‘ and protvwira. 4 mart», ‘
2; min ~ lianv- Illa. l‘lu-utllrlnnuues ntvniltnlldl‘;
iniiuinl-«r in moi. rm». «xi-opt civrgyiiwn.
Why lulu-lad t-fb. l
’l‘in' lll',,':||l\l‘~ llli‘hlly tat-t ll:-- gun. r d,
gr nnd iluit ll l'l'lillllrflli'llt‘flldr‘l l- viiioivui‘
by ~liiliilt- ll \ --uld UPI |.. I'llliil'|‘|\l Irv talk-ll-
lllllnlml pmvmou, and that lbw littrr 1-. un-[
nuthr)‘ trout any point .4 wow. I
Anion; tln- negative ui'n- I‘X‘liH‘l'rll‘tl' Ilium.
"H: (' .\. llnrlul, Ila-x lirm‘kv “vl'rf-ll‘=l, ll '
ll. llnuu. I'm-idem Eliot. nt ll-irinrd; |'X'
tlowrn-vr liaidin-i‘ nnd lbw H.
Noel oi the unguiii‘w invur tUllll.‘ *lnll'lll oi
liixli lll‘t‘ll‘l'.
The ntlii'iu'ioitm nl,“lli‘ that lbw ~lllli' i‘llll' .
not go too tnr iii nnppi-iwing a ii'nilir that lrl
I’v-i "ll~il~ll' tut Iiimi Hf tliw llll‘l‘l)’ id ilo- In“
if. \nwu; Hm .illl outliv- nu ti.» pivli
\\ l‘ll"-'i, \\ lll"|ll| ll yl 1- Illls :n, .l. Mid-l
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SKELETONS IN THE HOLD:
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'l la .\.Ilil 'llic-y “rru lliu-inn-rwl '3’ a}
l
.

IIiu-r on llu- Inmlwrliuul and Mn or

"w ‘lo'rrlm'u'.

Nomad n. \ -- . .‘.l.. n .‘J.
~ti r} wt tlu- lizri u; of lla- ~Lt':“l"il‘ ul [.\.
m ii iii llli' ln-hl ..: ill" I' -4 ruin it
.\I-‘I'l'lllllll', v. ll-‘l-‘ llu i
liin-ilu'lil. lllih lit-timid
iioui wiri'al ~I tin- ill «.7. :ml . ..\, imv .
-llll ll\l‘ iii l:.i.~ \ ll'llli'\ 'lln‘ I.“ l in: ii }.
pnbli~b~~s taint n «i Ilv o- it b; 3 pi whim-mi
gvnil- i...ni ul Nut.- in that prion. tip 4.”,
twill-y llii'il)l:.,j I .-:.ii~l~r.iic nt tnv liniln
Iii lii- lain-nil in in- “illiull! ionn bill In. and
tl..it “mt my t-»‘.-l \ull ii‘itii Iiwl‘!‘ truth up;
pi} to Ill“ .~liip L'iiinbi-r'iutnl, “lili'l‘lln‘ .\lt-r-i
l‘iillilu' dink. '

'l‘lir w-lllll'iilllll an,“ that a diver iniinwi.
L'ndrr-an. \\ ho “ll‘ mnploywl by tin
Chill-l slflltfi' gu\t-l'lllll"lll to explore- tlu .
Vin-«3k ..f tha- l'uinln-rlziud. found in her li- id;
be blutii'bili; ‘kt‘lfllltllh of two up ii i'lnilnnl K
tugetlirr Ill thr "lulu" oi the \‘ca'N-l. “i l
signalled to bo- drawn up a.» noun an In: llllltlt '
lib ghmtly div-way, and on getting to the I
hurlllu' told the utilcvr in cliargo- oi the rel
nnnnatiun what he had wen. i

ilLv .-tory n a: nut In-lin'od, and to provt- it~.
truth in: “l'lll clown (main and \iizli n Ililwd
rut uni- of Ill" ‘kt‘l"l"ll‘ law: rind tmli it ll! I
mlh llllli 'l‘lu- «liYI‘l', “bonus n u-ntiiitr'yu-nnl
0‘ John llru'w-n. and i.~ now dun-rd. dirl lit'l‘
torn-entwr tln- iniiin- of tlin-voiniinin-ler nt tlzt
oil-dawn. but ~ai-l that lll‘ on. tn~tructult

"ill“ pill-Cid. d

not ‘ i' i.ii-~l ili« u,

n it: ~.I_'. anything of what Lu lnul Inllll'Ll
In it in ' i n! «it II.II",{"lllllll"»‘ ln- rv'llll'1l'llk'
at l}. nnl said in ad-litnn that “line iindei :
llic' ILIli-l‘ in tln- hold oi tlu- Cumberland win
a sulmmpiwnt M'I'tlrli-ll hi~ ntr pipe lm'auiei
tniiglnl bytin- hill! and he had to lt‘llulll)!
iind-‘r water an hour» waiting tor the tide it
change. ,
The rollitnr vi the story h confident the.
man [Iil'll‘fllJWll \Vua Ir'iilllc: tho truth. i

CONDENSED NEWS.

Thomas L. Diirsclivr. a :mti-hnian in the,
“35'. tilt-ire yank lit P'I‘aiiliI-rrt. 3'. Y., Win}
killed llb‘t night. He caught his toot in the;
guard rail and flu» run our, l

Ton llu-llm’lil'l piu'm of print civil: via-re;
euldnt Fall [tau-r :it it or writs. practically l
(‘lt'flnilfi the l-ro‘al rmirkrt art ~pnt gnu-19'. :
l'l‘li'm tor i‘oritrnl'b remain luv haugul.

Ilr'lm‘lll't'fi nre- wan-inn; for it man anew» r- )
in; tin.- imirilrrc-r Tun-nu, “ho had lwn‘
uurliing on Senator Stanford's vineyard.
near t'liico. l‘al.. but tllflpp’ilful on IlII'ilZié i
that he “'lh under .~ii~pt«'ion. 3

A pr- .p. ~ul act 01 the Delaware logifilnllll‘t l
prowling that all telegraph, ltflvlvli' noun-ll
electriv li,.;ht wires in “'ilruiugiori:hail bi
put llllilvrl’ ground by Dec. 1, i~'.r.’, ha.» lawn,
gppni‘M by the city (‘IIUIil'lL :

The L'~.-rinevticut Senate concurrul in ti..~
house bill prohibiting the selling or giving;
tolovm in any tor-in In [mNJfl‘ under it} yq-nrr
oi age; the bill alao pruinlnb ~uch rumor?
Irom Drill; twbam-o in cigar-tins or in any
other lul‘iii. i

llmidvntn of Hyde I'nrk. I‘n.. an: alarm»

.ul, the unru- underneath the town haul-.-

>tinl; for thr- twitvril'l time. The cat-win l~-
o‘er the central and lillrlltrs‘ portion of ti.-
town. Many powplv-iir‘v: thinking flit Vut'ililtl.;
their iiuuus.
I'll-Jud“,- .\lrt'rtu,

.\‘o Xltllll‘T a—.~'E-.tmvt

 

trra-i.r»-r - i ll.» Unite-l 5mm, had an ritual-it.

,wmhiin; tlp‘.pli-x)' yi-fiv-rdny murmur; “rd-5%? per pair. tocluso this stock. but at, a mm”. “.L. are prepared to give at ”m, . I R U I I I U D DI N E -

hi-i I'V‘Iilt‘ll'l' in llrmhlyu. .\'. Y. lie iw v.-'
yuan, cud. llb‘ phyucian Ante.» that the at
link In not senor».

In ill: t'unridian bully: . t l'vltllll ‘ID from?“
day lion. )lr. l'->~to_-r \1lVl that the 3
mm had un-i-vr t‘ull~lb'railll>li the a-li‘ba»
biiiiy hi (‘1' hiding Athenian lard by an
mcrwml duty or otherwiw; in view of the
eaten-in- adult-math in practical. i

 

The judiciary i'unlltlitlr‘v‘ oi the (Tourimli- J
cunt icgidnture has reported in invorut ruzir
muting in his linprimmuornt the: death non.
truce ul John H. Swill, ”I Hartford. “ill.
was omvictul of killing his. mite. Tin.- re
port iv signed by right ht ‘ the nine nit-nibcré
ol the ('Iillllllltterv'. _

D. U. Pic-rte, premix r:: of the Virginia and ,
Kentucky road, aay~ ll“ uill mic-ti ll'gln innit
on a road lrr-zn the vie-tern :riennimb u! the
Danube and New River rum], in I'ntrir'ii
mun”, to Cincinnati. This road will pat
Barr-tile in direct Connection with the ,
mineral tie-lib oi wuthu'wt Virginia. l

The governor of Colnmvlo has >Egnc-l thw-
bill recently [MI by the legislature prm id- i
in; tor the inflict/lion, Rlure daughter-,1)! all ,
tattle, bugs ur’ sheep, th-z- meat of which is to
be will as human tut-l. The bill practically I
prevent. the inn-mat; in of meats alaughl- 5
ered by the "Big Four" or other custom ’-
laciizvig homes. ‘

 

The Portland. M&.bual‘d0‘ trade has in-asllall continue to carry a lull lino in patterns and, widths of

vital Emits \Viman to sperm a: a banquet '
here. March 30, on the rubjet't of “Closet
Relations Between the L'nital States and-
Canals." Mr. “'iman has aux-opted the in~i
\‘luliul Mr. W. L. Putnam, late of the
[labor y commission, is chairman of the corn-
mittae in charge 01 the atlair.

Uni of hundred: oi letters receivel by the
Confederate aulzliers' him Committee, at
New York, the only Litts' not tavorabie and
cordial are about halt a dozen whose writerr
object to aiding any enterprise which is a:
sisted by Col. IL 6. lngersoil. Moot of these
objectors omit to sign their names Col. lu-
[email lectures (or the benefit at the bottle
next Sunday.

Gen. George 5. Batchella', the newly ap
minted mun: secretary of thetreasury,
Ira- tendered a farewell dinner last evening
at Albany by avers] of I18 miles in tln‘
assembly at the Port Orange club. Among
these pruent were: J. A. Slelcber. Asembly
non Hamlin», Crosby, Sheena, Dept/yum
btton. fluted, Oibha, HcAdam. Bluuien
ital, “lb. lane, Asplnirell and Youngman.
in Ratchetin- will leave It: Washing“ on
Wedaulay neat.

 

 

'WE LIKE

"“Hosnmv. ’

. ml and black, which we consider a great

‘counter. 0 (l( zen for

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WHAT ?

THE EXCITEMENT 01"

Mill SPElllAl SALES

For the past. two weeks. and will gratify our

n. utulcuatomera and ourselves as well by continu-
l

lug. Remember we always have sold an ad-
vertlsed.

PERFECT [lllflllS AT HUNEST PRIBES,

And our patrons have all been satisfied beyond
expectation. We know it is injurious to our
regular trade to sell goods at. cost and lean
than cost. but we do it.

6
, Grand Opening Exhibitions of Our- Entire
: l Spring Importation of French Sntluoe

n. l p - and Scotch Glughame.

,.......v Mn- To save money for our customers is our chief mum-n

alm.ns we know that other firms in our midst
are advertising second. third. yes. fourth rate
goods at. first-rate prices. Dry-Goods nor any
other goods can not be bought. without money.
but. we will sell substantial first-class goods

FOR LESS MONEY

Than Any Other Firm

That has been advertising so extensively in our .

daily papers. Don‘t. take our word for this
statement but. try us, and be convinced 01 its
truthfulness.

 

 

 

 

 

 

A choir-- (ll I ntyb-a of .\Itl'll Buttons.
be»! quality. :itv-st I-t_\ it‘d. (‘unuiderml
clwap at 1‘5". pi-r «ivy. .n' you can buy for
your apring Hints i L‘.l|’ll 1’.’ (It zonl for

27¢

.\nd :inotlwr rare opportunity. Jet
Mutton-i, in] dub-rent Mylo-s, n! which we
, haw boon selling at ‘33 and 336. a dozen.
‘ W.- hni'e put them ill this pain ‘2 dozen

M _ 27c
TOILET SOAP.

 

Ladies Fancy l.‘otton limo, sirii rd and
solid colors in It) drill-rent at} Ivy. vicar-id
seams, well “'Hrlll l7n' per pair, bought
to si-ll at Ives than cost for line sale onl}

‘ 27c

d pairs {or
t'liildron's plain and ribbed lmscxolur-

bargain, as \\‘t‘ can say they were sold a
short time ago an a special inducement 1
for 15c and Ho per pair. \\'a- haven
large quantity on hand, 'Wlll otter same ‘ . .
at avt-rv, very closei'igurc. :3 pairs tor, Honda "‘“l'l” T0"?! S"all "’l‘ml '0

' . Cashmere Bouquet. The bee-t value tor
27c { “256., will null for Saturday only. 2 min

1 for
27c

(Iiiildti-n'a lllacl: Itiblwd Hose. Thosvi
\Vill sell on Saturday only. “'llll lln'

 

goods are fast black, warranted not to
crock, cleared iii-nine, and anI the best
we ever fair placed on Hlllt' to'r lfic pt-r ’ n.“ of ”I” 9pm.,“ indutn mm”, i ii , 7..
ptilr. “ t- know our price is wuv lndniv . buttlt' ”f Suuyflm-S ('ommt-rcinl or I'm-
the producer.» cost, but we will as a loud l WM“ ink universally sold f.”- mg, p"
or sell llll’t'l‘ pair [or ; 1mm“ our. price
270. 5c
Unly 3 ("W Pill” '9“ “I “‘53” Black I l’amgon I‘lucrlnqc, universally sold for
and (Inland Ribbed Wool Liosu, that we: 10c” (m. that day only i “Imam"
have been selling for i’fic and 50¢ per!
pair. all sizes. put them in as one IlllXt‘tl l 50
lot to close 1 pair for l Your choice 0! ‘25 .stylon of tin- latest
27‘: liI‘VHltlt-S in ruchmgs, [moiiively Worth
, . _ . , , 35. ~15 and 50c. We have made an aver-
! Jib lot of ladies Striped llosn-ry, Wilt" ”f the lotto LOW ii yards of Wu.“ (H,
choice of .‘ltliticrrnt styles. we have sold ‘
tin-so for ~l'h3 and 45:. par pair. but for 270
“P"Clill inducement. “5 “ml-l as “WY last. ? Wu have also in that line, which we
1 P3" {or fcunsidvr iii of thr- lnlst imaginable value,
27c ‘ nil linrn collars and outta orgimtlly sold
. tor ills. a St‘l, will Gilt“! rain» at
A mixtd lot it (Soul's halt lioso, uddn‘
and ends. cotton and wool. none but that . 27c
are regular made, that we have gathered NH,“ itlmruiniing ”L. ext. mi“. “1,. ,4
from "l" S““"‘- (Binnie that w" “3"“ lluuilinigli edging that “‘6' have had for

' . . _. a "’ ~ .
been selling the pas-t mason for oil and ”h. pa“ ““5“" at pl’le‘S Wyn,“ run-pen

great reduction we utter ‘2 pairs for

27¢

L‘nlir-e' Jt‘fhi‘y Ribbed Vests; ncror‘
sold as a bargain less than 306 each. Wi- ~
have only one case which cannot last ‘
long and will furnish them only while; 27c
they last. Mark rice and ( uaiitv, 2 In!" , _ _

- p l ' mums Twmtt-d Emhy Silk lor

"‘ I 7 ski-ins «.t Etrhing Silk for
BUTTONS. e ' 27c

(30 gross of the choicest Pearl Buttons, (inn-it opportunity for India; to Hupply

E snit- lnrizcr inducements than ewr. For
Saturday only Will sell L’l yardseiigv,

any width, for
27¢

rlti‘llls of Ript- Silk for

Eperfoct in every way, well worth and tlwmwlvi-s With linen llandkvrchwln :i:
'What we have been nailing for So, «by. .n_ ‘> for brlmv cost.

llemstitchml, inst col-
we will sell as a leader at thi- llutiou and borders. well worth 20 am '33".
H‘llt‘ll. will sell tllll’lll): this sale 4 for

27c! 27c

 

 

 

 

 

 

We have on hand a complete line oi'Jei'Si-y Jackets ringing
in price from $3.50 to $6.50 melt and would any that they are
positively worth one-third more than we are asking for them
as a leader in that department. /,

We also announce to the people that we have on hand, and

Floor Oil Cloth, at the very lowest possible prices. Also all
kitnls of shadings, window fixtures, lace curtains, and in fact,
every thing pertaining to a complete outfit of window fixing.

Ell! EMBER our time forclosing is at
8 l’. lll., Saturday’s. exce ted, when
we shall keep open until 10.: 0 1’. ill.

Visit us early and procure the best bargains at the reliable
Dry-Goods Emporium.

M. 8. SMITH,

10 Main St... Opp Depot,
80. NORWALK. 01‘.

SOUTH typewritenvnmne BENTINEL, FRIDAY, MARCH 22.

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and up; Soliyurda Heat Ingram! at Ill-c; Ill'tll Ilruw II at 'B’w.

 

Bridgeport Bargain House?

’. B. HALL & CO.

Foulnrcls. l’ongee and India Silks, rich
Trimming, and Dress Silks.

 

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..ul in ‘Ihv’IlL‘L and :w‘ Mr“ worn “out. one aid to r aha!) tin» 'IH'll ileum-1 by the
lulul‘flll iii-inatm um r-_ many a! w a. ll 5!! rowrm‘wl t», M w! r a! i»: >- tram t .1 www.-

SATINES.

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harrnon‘ons and tan tl w-mnmnt and arm?“ of him: 1": rt: tr .' ; .'« v: 1-: 2hr wort ulnhurale

WScotch Oinghams.

In thee-- Foal; Iv ’ll'tw than 1 “:omizh out n ”I...“ In», .1. q. p, .’ ,3, ., and comb.“
lllllhp m t'nwr‘, limp“, up: rum» w ill by» I not“: mt flu :n ‘1 Marv! ,«v and i' a do '1!!! Brodie
and lki‘ihrrvrllu'te am l'rt n I harnhrs urn bu». I‘kari an: 0 «am lieiirv and l' a n I Lamina in all
the mainland rim-v ihCPinbllJ" I'n.ul".f:‘." Luau?- «was 5.4:. “a rim. ltd. Ii‘ln' Dram r-‘priug
(Sunburn and l'rrcaae»

Hundreds of New Elfin-ls in Fine Wool Goods.

TRAVELERS’ SAMPLES.
Very Wide Sumh Silks. 73v and 55L
Eli-guru Faille l’rzuirai»: and .\rtnmc Silk»,
. \Vidor lllm‘k Silks. Worth z‘lfyll at z‘l.
”Pat Silk: over “I'll iii 73c,

Wool Goods.

A . :Lr new vita-u, ftrw Ibrlu-rill'“. a .1.- aim. i

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0m- lw! Mme :t‘inliiu ‘l‘vwmtlutw. o If; - it hm an» M} 'm'. a: .a- can. "i. as. i r 1 '4‘ a uni.
do not know ntanotrirr farm :2 ‘.r mzu'tiN m w. an". i. t: w" - Ir «pup « xx lla r.
don'ne wnirh. n lh'ullfll'li rwz. «it man.- Mi: r; ram-i. . inf“. 1!.“ mi- A: 'w 5+ a w ,e o rt. bannh.

About it pure:- murr o! ”a, 22-1: 0 2mm. e ILw I .01.". t'. "u

l'r Herve «if {hr Imp- €134.11 ' “

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Um' Eutnf ill!" dnl a: Sou—n. wry vulr .15771',
l mu- ot at {he nor item» a: '27s

A few more i i “i. wont gnr-i- at tux

DAVID STOW,

IF 1]. r niture -
BARGAINS

In Chamber Suits.

Solid Antique Oak i heather team. at Dli'dlt’,” M: Mimi-my cant! x 1cm
' AMI Chamber $113,. a}, yam», ’3; AW. 11m that VI." ‘. flu and {0; the mm"-

Pointed Mummy. TABLES-

L'herry and nah fanny
The fluent mtrtment‘ar Antima- amt} my mum: «ma. rune new}. Blake: the. cit.

DAVID STOW,
8'7. 89 AND 91 MAIN ,ST.

800'“ NORWALK.
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flavors. Those who haw littl’ltll sperm {Mimi} of 3:.
3 o. I

For the beaten Semen we have lint-clan.
Mackerel at lac lb. .Vlarlaerel in lo and ‘20 lb.
kills, salt fish and Bleak-r Herring. £0.

The finest Florida Oranges in the City at 320 a doz.

3 lli Randell Bantu Bitter ill $1.00, or 35s ll.

3 1-2 Ilia. Choice, sweet Rosy Butler for fiber 30:- lb
-I II». Good. [Dairy Butler Ior $1, or 28er.

Fresh C inner! Ramiro. a tin» amid», rim mum Mr 11' “Tum; Miami tint it. new Punk ind Minter and
he. Town». and. filmed? «worn in truer. 35:31:“ ‘uiuml‘rmzaek, m- lb.

Fresh E888, 200 per (102.

Shrevltled Carillon inuteliuhtmiz one pound will a» Mr mwpmuutk at! M} 0';le mild. lac urine. Try it.
unwritten-non. W in . China for an. mm (alumna humor, 3: am. in. so, i «m supra: 10:.
'3. the Choice Layer Flgn turf.»

W3 some" YOUR ORDERS.
”we, yoh tried. the Mahmud Dine [veep-(imam: iii-milk. either .l-oat then: a! .

CHAS. E. SEYMOUR’S,

33 Washington St” - - So. Iorvnalk.
"Large Sales. Small Profits!

BOOTS AND SHOES.
Spring Opening Sale

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C. H. HARVEY’S.

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lill‘Elll Sillll [ll lllllll all llllll ll Till Slillllll.

lbvtngafllat‘ flim Mi: Mi

NEW SPRING STYLES,

SPECIAL SALE?

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SCOFIELD 8L HOYT

New inm‘hami 0' Jordan. limb or m, of It mom. a lot at “LA! it AND ('owiuzi) HILKS team the Ilanltnwt Ht: ch 0! .l. .t w. Johnston a: (#0.. at llev York.

.. We will aim utter a lot at Muquette l'.ilpt‘til at “.213. Vu-twtnai “.10;th Btu-aria. No
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Brussels Carpets at Your Own Price.-

C. I’. TAYLOR Will utter atom South Nor walk .‘itmr mum bu drives in llcmiery and Drea- Hoods.
(tertiary Cloth Wrappt-u. Mother Hubbard limits and Prince-m but». trom 32 to «in, at 96c.

New Spring Wrap' and JM‘Ich.
Agents for Hutterick'n Patterns.

SCOFIELD & HOYT,

Norwalk. and South Norwalk.

 
 

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