H Km~bitiou8»QUstomors.
‘ ‘ that ‘ wade“ hesanatnrattandancy
wisa'y,rswy..snolareu.s
'whteheveryhense _ infill-OH“
l. It'sanothefiMthb.
tabla antes Im.m-rr months.
,. r transnaandaaymsogmt
; m ‘ ‘ onrstotemant. .
' , 13.18 THE. REASON WHY!
".s‘lsvoy a carry a oempletestoch
" and endeavor to please all.
in wear we HAVE
ms was. .
1.8 0-0
not the best Standard Sheet Music, ele-
.. ‘ printed on line quality paper. average
’ I. . Flier-10¢. per copy. Call and make your
ssGoods2Sc.per yd.
. ‘ " to {old yd. wide Cashmere. regularly
«asses. per ye . all shades. We have placed
inducement in our Dress Goods De-
fer 25m. also yard wide Striped Snit-
" ‘Wfl cheap at 00c. We have placed
’ the above mentioned lot as a specialty at
see ”we.
“ {Oiled carry a complete line of Black Goods
We: of Henrietta. Cashmeres, Borges
“fl Whirl; that is new and fashionable.
‘ "Ila assortment of Plaids. Stripes. Bro-
. mend plain geodsin all the lending shades.
' ~ SMITH,
‘ - - Bdg.,.80uth Nerwaik.
’ g E
Wlifllllli'l'flll “Bill
the Win—The Best.
wmwmuw
Wenonah.
Home lime Poultry a Specialty.
Orders Delivered Premptly.
thousands-amorous.»
Whauap‘mm
mum at nau— wuss-was
lastielvusf
lawYoar, lea. IL—A most startling
«Mon at slabs has been lvosgirt ts
WhyllnlhdatflssloohOooual-ioaw
Alylsphsrawhetoohpeassdoaetths
”ammonium-use
dIvoedwsy.aadwssh-yoxsmialogih
aoamahsll day. it hesrhesa dhsovsrsd
mammals-henna.
Ola-.whewsetlaieeflssealytvodsys
immune-memories.-
”at the bank’s more. eeaistlsg et
giltsdgsdboadsoiamval.“ ever
m All bat ” d “boat
hevehssaseld.ead whws th Imsy has
goes a yet sntnows. Ir. Ola-taunts»
ssa'hfissyndiostswbi‘ls‘wsfi “ht
ontiheintwsstd Charles I. In”. the
ioruurprflmtoifiehonk. and ”mod
oontrelon‘l'uesdsy.- v
A ,tleflsa.
lsthsnenhghtlhlwsssloiid and
thsiollowiagnotiee written on e sheetoi
notspepwwostsekedlothsdeor:
lhovstehsnpeesesoioeetthis hoakoellnlted
Statuhankaxamlnerlnbehsltoltho councils!
otthscurrency at Washington. D. 0,. who will
givesuehfurtherordersosnrayheneeessory. A
carotid mmiuetionisheiug modeeitheossets
andliebllitiea Allin-atlas.
Usiledfitatesnoskoemmi-ioaer.
Thsdoorsoithebaukweresurroundedby
aorowd of panic stricken depositors all the
morning,ondvery little iniormotion could
lb shutouts. who were at work inside. as to
the actual situation. At 11:30 o'clock Com-
mhioner Hepburn tuned the following pre
liminary staiauunt:
nominee Iiephnru's State-ant.
“Ir. Leland sold ”mother. at stock, s
controlling interest, to the parties at present
in control oi the bank, at em. and govethem
poms-ionJau. m ‘ On Jan. 28.fl2!3.lll0por
value of high priced bonds belonging to the
bank were delivered to Poll. Wallace & 00..
and areoeipt taken reading as follows:
“‘Baeelved, New York, Jan. in. 1&0. oi
the Sixth National Inn! 0‘ Row York, the
following named bonds, to be sold ior so
oeuntoi said bank and accounted ior to its
pruident as he may demand. '
"There was no entry on the books oi the
bank to show any disposition of the bonds
The stock book called for the original
amount. I iound the ”@300 bonds gone
and demanded their restoration, or loads to
represent their market value. I went with
the president, P. J. Gleason. to Poll, Web
loostCo.. whoseidthst aboutfloomo oi
the bonds had been sold and checks sent to
the bank. and that the remaining bonds
were with dlilerent brokers {or sale. and
that they would get and return thorn.
flipped in the find.
"They brought to me $201,000 of the
bonds Theehecksoflered iorthe balance
could not he accepted. The above, together
with other matters allecting the link, ren-
died as temporary closing of the bank
impcatlve. I! the gentleman in charge
oorryootthepromism or entrance-given
the controller will undoubtedly reopen the
bank. I do not think depositors will lose
anything. The object in tskiugpomemlou
was to insure that Gentlemen. that is all.”
In addition to this Mr. Hepburn stated
by the tact that not one of thenew directors
had yet qualified by taking the oath of ofllcs
as required by low.
lllstcry of the Bosh.
The Sixth Notional bank was organisedin
lfit,and last week Mr. Inland, the presi-
dent,disposed of his interest tothesyndl-
,ute which has been in control tor the lost
twodoys. The newbcardcensista or P. J.
Clemens stock broker. otNo. t'i Broad—
way; D. I. Ripley. president oi the Kings
County Elevated road; J. Kameth Watson
and B. '1‘. Cutter, who recently bought out
thedrugstor‘ooi Alexander Hudnutln
Broadway. Thehauh wasregsrded as one
of the soundest financial concerns in the
city. and had every large surplus. accord.
ingtoitslsstreport. lqueryre
csntiyseld as high as masher-sin the
market.
Discovered by the Cashier.
Andrew D. Colson, who has hsencoshier
ct thehank for twenty-twoyears, wesths
lrsttodiseever that any irregularltiss had
bows going on. hissmpiciens heingoroosed
hymeiagthereceiptwhich is mentionedin
Gould-loner Bepbu‘rn’s statement He at
once notified thecemmi-iener.
nay Were Audacious Book Wreckers.
useless ivss-srirm mes.-
beglaousdiromtbehankoommissioner and m
that the situation was further complicated '
m pnooucsns user.
Business or the First Annual (Savanna
nous h use rate. ,
llathll. Jan. Bl.-'l'hs lrst
meeting.“ them Pad-our unionflw.»I
held at Adolph! hall. 0! the libsrctlons is
the union 166 had delegatm pee-at, who
come them the states oi ll'sw York. New
Jersey, Connecticut, mus and
Pennsylvania in all there were we at.
gates present. Col. George D. Wheeler, oi
Deposit. N. Y., vice president, profiled.
President liinor being absent. Committees
on nominations and on resolutions were ap
pointed. The sscretary’sannnalreportshowr
annual receipts. 02.358; expenditures, sum
Mr. Iiaple. oi Paterson. adored tholollow-
g:
“Whereas, it is a notorious fact that a
large number oi milk exchange ores-series
are in the habit oi shipping to New York
milk that is largely adulterated by having
its cream removed and skimmilk sailed. and
“Whereas, This trend hasboca ottencalled
to the attention of the dairy committees.
who has taken no elective means to sup
pre- it: therefore,
"Resolved, That we. the Union of llilh
Producers (or the supply of the city of New
York, demand a better administration oi
the oflce, and a more rigid discharge of its
duties.”
Alter a lively disco-ion the resolution
wasadopted by on almost unanimous rota
The report of the plan committee was then
read. It lean amplification of the New Eng
land plan. Alter recon a resolution was
adopted demanding more stringent laws to
garnish sdultorations.
E. (i. Barley. oi Roxhury. Conn. was
elected president; J. N. Pidcockmi HuntingL
don county. N. J., first vice president; C. C.
Smith, of Mlddlcbrmk, N. Y., cemetery; K
M. W. Howell, of \l'ashingtonville, N. Y..
treasurer.
An advisory committee was appointed. in
which all the milk carrying roads me rep
resented in proportion to the milk trailic of
each. Adjourned.
A $10,000 Butt (or slander.
Bmccsr, N. Y.. Jen. 3l.—-ltx-Amwnhly-
men Samuel Willh, oi Talley, has brought
aOlQOillslonder suitogshet Mink R
Seller.“ New Jersey, who is alleged inborn
charged him with selling edulleroted milk.
Boiler was arrow-d on asupremecourt older
and boiled in 82.5%.
hlentenant Governor Campbell‘s Address.
'l‘ouolv'm. Ont, Jon. 81,—The Ontario leg»
islatnre was opened at 3 olclock by [Anton
ant Governor Campbell, who read his ed-
drees. which says: "The agricultural indus-
try. the most important in the province. is
still in a depressed condition owing to the
untoward climatic conditions, and this, to-
gethc with low prieeeet cereals. has worked
much hardship among farmers The manu—
facture of cheese. however. has increased to
such an extent that the value oi exports of
that staple now exceeds the aggregate value
oi all the manufactures exported by the
dominion. Tbs immense deposits of silvu.
iron, copper and nickel recently discovered
«developed have attracted the attention of
capltolistsand large invmtmenta are being
madein developing our mineral noonreea
lectures relating to the select mining loca-
tions and to regulate mining operations will
be introduced at this Men.” The re-
mainder oi the addre- relatee to purely
local slain
Fraud is on Iron Works.
Batman, 0.. Jan. 31.—John leli'eely.
oi Steuhcnville, has been appointed receiver
and took charge oi the Bpaniding Iron works
here. His appointment was the resultoi a
petition of Thomas ll. Taylor and others
holding thirty-seven sew shores of stock.
They claim that General lensgsr and Beo-
retory CharlesBpaulding. iromtheorgsniss—
«minim until 1883, kept no booknand
that he said the plant cost Willi when it
did not exceed "some; also that the Bpould-
ings‘toohstoek for “Lilli for which they
m paid, and other dhhenest dealing are
shamed. ltisdonbtsd whether therewlll
hsmneh lettierthestoehhowers, oath-sh
an interest bearing debt of 054.1110.
. lasashery'e hands-a wm Settle.
In Year. Jan. sl.-—'l'hs bouillon—who
who on Postolles Cashier
“decided to make no contest or.
thepaymentei the ehllgntionoithehud.
Aficiongoouiermosswiththerelaflonscl
inansherytheydaaidedtemaheuphstwss-
thrmthemmandtoturnitevsrtothepese-
the
dos of public works Tattoos:
I, “filmy a dlvhtou H
qt, wu sprinted assistant nlsndsal
I flees of obs l. Ashe.
st Pe..wssblown
miteJoafiwiththalnhationoi ling
Father-Myra 'l‘hsprisstbelisvssdo
srehisbarersspensibhierthedssd.
THE RACE QUESTION.
[winters Venue and Ileaspten Reply to
the losses Oratar.
WW. don. xi.-—'l‘hssrnsts listened
tespssehes by Boosters Veneeand Hampton
on the race question. Ir. Vsnoels speech
leokehumoroosturn and was frequently
applauded. Hemidthstiotthosahad’l
usgrews are today threatened notenly with
political emotion but wih a servilewar
whose weapons shall be the midnight torch
and the assofln's dagger. and whose viotirra
shall heelecping women and children iii
criticised Hr. lugall’s remarks as pyrotech—
nics. concealing paucity oi ideas There was
plenty of room for thenegro iu the northern
and western states. "it," said he. "the
negro is a good thing, let us divide him."
llr. flsnupton addressed the senate at
sense length He denied the statements!
the senator irom Kansas (lir. lngollsi based
on a newspaper extract, that he was in
fever of the extermination oi the negro.
lie favored no such horrible policy. He
turned the tables against Mr. lngolls by
quoting from the Atlanta Constitution the
iollowing extract: “Union hiswry is a lake
teacher, it is not possible for two distinct
races. not homogeneous, to exist on terms oi
political equality under the some govern-
ment. One or the other must. go to the
well." “And that."seld Mr. Hampton. "is
signed '1. J. lngalla'”
At the conclusion of Mr, Hampton‘s speech
the bill went over without action.
A Democrat Somalis a Republican.
Caucasus. 0.. Jan. 31.-—'l‘he Ohio state
senate took final action in the lieutenant
gevernorship contest. The summarised evi-
dence in the case as prepared by the major-
ity of the committee on elections was adopt-
ed. with a resolution ousting E. L Lompsou,
Republican. who was elected by twenty-
threo votescu the (ace of the returns, and
the elites given to William V. H
Democrat. whom the committee found to be
elected by some 500 votes. The vote stood
on Ill-eating Lampoon and 'ng Marquis:
Yeas, i8; noya, ill—Senator onie. Repub-
lican, being sick and absent. Mr. lompeon
was given an opportunity to speak and said
he was duly elected last fall as lieutenant
governor, and notwithstanding the vote just
taken, he would matinee to act and till the
oillce.
Hardened [er Giving the Hilton.
Sioux Cm. 1a.. Jan. 3l.—-Annle Carlson,
a pretty Swedish domestic employed in the
iolnilyoi 8. 1‘. Davis, wosmurdered lncold
bloodby liens landmwho wasDovis‘stahlm
man. The girl had "(used the attentions
lander sought to show her. He wanted. to
accompany her to her home, hotshs would
not allow it. She started and Lander waited
onesh'eet corner for her to pass,aodthon
fired two shots from a revolver, one shot
Mgthe girl’s heart and the otherthe
train. [is then turned the revolver to his
temple. blowing out his own brains. The
girl was only 16 years oi age and very hand-
some.
Two Killed. Two Seriously llurt.
Pneounmrn, La. Jon. lib-At t p. m. a
west bound Texas Pacific train was derailed
by striking a cow at heymeumlle. Thin»
teen cars and the engine were wrecked. Kn-
giuecr Barney Bliss and Conductor John P.
Crilly were instantly killed. The wrecked
cars took tire and were consumed. and the
body of Bil- wss cremated. Oscar Penni-
sou. fireman. and a hrskeman, name on»
known, were seriously injured.
A Inch Wanted Murder".
Duns, Colo. Jen. 3i.-0iflcers from
Hnoelu. Nah. arrested Cheri. Williams as
he was alighting from the Union Pacific ax-
prem from Salt Lake. Williams is wanted
lcCloln. a farmer. whom he killed several
years ago. He is also wanted at Johnatown,
Pa., for safe blowing. Be wastoksn sad.
Abaconder Sllcott res-a.
New Yoax. Jan. lit—A special corre-
spcndrntot'l'hellersldeiaimstohavs dis-
covered Absconder Slicett' and his pere-
moor. Louise Thsheult, ot TwrebennaQae»
bee. Bilcott dsuiedthsthahadeommittsd
forgery. said he lost more money on the
noesthoaharsade.anddefledorrsst.
Wm
Caesar leases less. '
TM. 1!. 1.. Jan. Ola-The Grand
lodge oi Issues have reelsotsdthsrlesfl.
loan. grand master. Joseph I. Keogh
wasrr-eWIerrsteryier fifty-second
time. Avetersa'sssseeis w- termed.
All Issues who have been in the order
twmty yearsoreodmi-rhlo.
A Central Park tragedy.
llisoon. Jan. tie-c. W. lobechsid.
sgsdaheatalyesrs.’ senetDr‘.W.
losttvselag. Iththosghtthsths
nth-neuralgia. Rhee-undon-
I“ .
amass: ' awe“
I 3.1, '
all has ”III urns-mm ~W. WaNtat
st Frodenie. 0.. for the murder of William «
otYemfiewmouslethimsltis Clonal .
I'm“. ”diatom
“ loath lorwalk. Oonn.
w. as more} 4mm 3 slots
Mimi
”assets. am “”0"
Wm. B. lllliilll a sore.
{altar} and Hydraulic Rumor:
lots on... as a as waters...- as.
some souwsns. or.
lfl III!" an
em (flees lion-ran Ifllg'l’
WATIBVILLI. I. Y.
. 3.!
Inca! iiorvevlsgsad tieseval Work will
is m Ire elves prompt attention.
SEWERS!
r. M. PIERCE
DIAL!!! ill
nEWEIr I'IPE
AND
lienersl Sewer Contractor
-sprcpored tomoka counmions with mainnawev
nmhh (:13 on the meal isvvweblr terms.
laws on to connect wlihtbr menu, laid
ewen in this city will and ii to their advantage to
all on him. on n
F. M. 1’! EII(TI~“
Res 20. South Norwelldtt.
wmoln‘ & runs,
Carriage Makers
And manaiacmers of
All kinds of Wu. one.
Trucks. Carts. 0 c.
Allkindsnfrepoirin orimpliydone
Several new and rs-coud nd wocoos for mic.
New Road (Tarts only 3'4)
Horse-Shooting and all
kinds of Biacksmithing
Fossil oi PHI Itllu 8L.
South Nurwnllt.
E'GM 51??in 0 Y'l‘.
'ootfld ""01““?! 9! 'ON
SOL! AGhS'i‘ FOR Till
lfelehroiod Aqua Crystal
Snactaslo all in Glasses.
They flare no Equal
COLUIBIFS.
Wall Ital.
Wllilliigmm
leery rspalrdspsnnanuiusvsevery artery to
list-close work.
well elected stock at Silverware
lino Jeweuy always on hand.
mm,
A and
0!me and
ill”. on l'llh it} it.“ LBOA D.
“shill?!“ d sonnets DiVlSlllh.
Corrected Jen. nth. ism
Whales.
Lv.lorwalk. Lvamflerwslk. ArWllsonPolnt
”In... Milan. totem.
817 “ BR " are “
ma “ 1018 " rose “
locum. twp... lIann.
to) ” tlt " is) ‘-
hlifl "lined 620 "lixed no "Ii‘x'v
7“ M es 1". I. 00 310 Is as
m " “ iosl -' " 10m " "
sooner
exam
‘ .rs
’ sown-1.
[17!th Lv.80.liorwslk. Ashanti
imanllxed lateral‘s'c "alias
.* ll H .E so I. .n 0-
so -' sis “ than
not " 1218p... me n.
it: “lined 53112.le :1}: .
- . -
sash" ens - us "
5 ..
:3” "lined ma “Ilse! roams-e
sooner.
Islam due.-
0' . Chip.-
IIJLWVh‘I-Jud Ou'l Ian-gt
tarsus. teadeut.
tWJ’IIIII. meant.
IAIN LINE.
Insomnia“.
“er.
titles- lined
uses some ..:”2"m-
p.- esprem
‘lll “ We
r- all.“
magmhmlewlflfivdm
all. summonses-our.
w‘srsuss meatJMssswt.
FALL STYLES.
lull”. Hwfl
fill! all M “I“. m Hats.
’ 3”"- pour-mg...
ms: wills!
MI.
1 .
Ever offered. Everything goals at cost and less at the/store oi
C. l-l._l-IARVEY,‘
North Main lament. flout!) Norwrslls.
H. KRIEGER.,
Grand Billing Sale
Before Stock Taking.
—-—..._.._..__
EVERYTHINlfiIUST co.
A Rare Chance fin- Bargains in all
Departments.
mm nouns Hollow Low mans
woolen Goods "not Go on Account oi
——__..
Maheckemo Hotel, ' -
“—
lllllllllls l}.
The Fullest Stock,
The lililflllll
M E. A's-El
mums-reason
ll seams
in.“ t
ou' the m
a .
“aw-“um
urns-sees
m. “mall
“Oils vinish'es;
Palm of all Kill
Warm Weather.
All 'of This Week.
H- Krieger,
- South Norwalk. Conn.
THE POPULAR QUERY :
Where mu You is Tim Bu er?
THE POPULAR ANSWER :
lint mat Butler far 25 Cent's a Paul
4LT
SilMflllll’S. -
The Best Goods,
The Lowest Prices.
‘ The Widest Choice,
IN ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES»;
33 Washington Street. South Norwslk.
o
A FULL LINE 0’
Builders. Hardware.
PAINTS.
BerryBros. Hard on m...
Wire Steel1toor lieu.
Norwalk Chronicler