‘ brewery Butler in
3" pound. It now
“if?” can see. We are
lots of it with great
it tnnnlnnl.
toxins “man “All
it Still.
on” to e. 3. mm.
. Street, South woman
2] Iain Street Nomllt.
,. ,. liters, Cnnlnnlinnnn!
. ‘ Md Ice Cream.
Orion Pro-ptly Attended To.
' 05mm or W 7. mm.
BICYCLES.
, ' Marten for lb:
women A
ND VICTOR
”W“ m "e m
gamer... ..
“It? film. on bill boning.
, , , 3. Wheeler.
alum-mar. Inn iron-ix, mo :-
ion—5
filterBJloyi
Removed
’lillnlll lain innnl
‘ " sum NORWALK.
59.9..“ s
1min, mum, Carriages,
W, 8plndloe,ote.
rm‘... to Suit All.
mmmiom.
W Y TILLY.
wan d Bushnell,
W
‘W Water .treet.
smon and solo:
HA 1' S I
Tharp-rehash; natural-ninth! hm
. Hat Trimmed Free
llllilllilllli‘ll'i
3 WATER STREET.
NORWALK. . (101“.
Buy of the Manufacturer.
The chiral mufndnm of Baby Carriage: now
tiger- latched '0‘: for w‘iwggncu my:
run gear, 0 a u
trill-ling...l at price- “lift-m be high enough and
low enough to lull the most fastidious.
COME AND SEE ME.
Fjrugnnk Boylston
his and linen
-«-—0I-‘—~
ALL GRADES
v
A ND .l'l'
Lowest Prices 1
The lit-st Goods for
the tonal lone)
“ -— [KT-—
H. S. BRUWN’S
300T & SHOE STORE.
Clark a Lane‘s Block
it. MAIN STRUT.
norm v; Inez-cud
up bio nI-c and I
filters on
t-vr ry rill
stall” on lull. 4
w. L. caucus
$3 SHOE “can“.
Hm- f'nlf and Lord “'3!"qu (tr-.3.
Tl - «curtain and “carhi abolition“! thin in
“"3”; In- lu-nri' bllnwn thlfl‘ly tho ctr-mg W
m .:t. of itu timmnds of rtmnlum we
I". tirmfluc "Ind-MW! d. o 4 not ml
’3 no mm. mm Wyhttsh mm «an.
S .00 Hand-Muted \ (It. A line all Him
4 itzuqunllml tor an and durability.
'i .80 (inzuly'rnr \V'cllwtégtho Ilantlard dru-
n. 7mm. o . n I -
1.3.50 I’ullr‘mfllu": rib-c tweet-fly adopted
it lnr rot maid mm. lumen. do.
All owl» in NW Mite. and Lace.
v i n fambly mom mun-ll
lb: Ir? iii-”mu? ml! mm m
t . in] about no
!
im’.‘.?l‘"“"'mm‘mnmfi
W " Will halftime. am In.
John Sehaub & Son,
WMMMIUWKMII
lllllS'l'lllSl
in, influx, in in
Soinach Radium; Atom-anon
”shin-mm.
Pare Tomato data-p, Imported
Bertha.
coon: otuvuto 'rnoumv.
Tlllt EVKXLVG SWINEIJS JOB DEPART»
MINT Ill SUPPLIED WITII Till! NEWS!”
AND LATEST 5mm OF TYPE.
PINES. 16.. AND
Pnnnnlnnss,
l’nnnnnnsn,
A innlnnss.
AND
llllll'illll,
IS OUR MOTTO.
WE ARE PREPARED 'I‘i) GIVE I'ISTIMA'I’E'l
0‘3 EVERY KIXD 0F Jill! I'llIN’I‘ISli
FROM A POSTER TO A VISITING
t'AIII). WE HAVE I'XI‘SI‘AL
FACILITIES Pull DOING TIII’I
I-‘llLIAtWINfi \Vllllliz
of Your
down min during the cell. week
HOSIBRY.
will buy one Gcnl’n lerino hill" or
29c one pair drnwm, in either white or
mind. Would begood valc at 50¢ each.
will buy the: pair» Boy‘n m or brown
290 lulled hone. These 20 d; nit- initially
laid at I?!“ lit! pair.
mil buy [our aim ladiu' last b‘nch
290 Me. on but
llll buy nix pain Indira' fancy ntripe
290 how. Extra mod nine.
will buy a x pairs Gnt‘n mixed 5‘ hon.
age For: in I in plan me name of lbw-
am toy I nr Iinlnulldl’lcd nhlrt. There
29c rill! u m- amid the c unity or. r at we
each and concilirnu my cbxnp .“ mu
DRESS GOODS.
age For three yards Douwlcfoid Cn- bolero
age For : yn-d Fancy Silk Plan
290 For : yards 24' incnrl‘ricolc.
29c for I yard Fancy Stripe all wool (notice
290 ”no Goo
' for Ix yard: cubicle c an lumber with:
cultures», all nhndflfiullh :90 pa yard
Got to be Ire! to be up; reclined
lord yards Fancy Strip: ; noble Told
do.
WHAT?
one Dozen Cabinet Portraits of Yourself or any one
Friends. .
flair to Goblet-.cryIu-l; I pair of Your;
Every Dollars Wo'th of Goods Bought at the
South llorwalk Boston Store
lnum you loo 2 coupon When you hm nblallwd w v'nmnn by present“ 2 them a‘ North“
Studio. N . :9 Worth: lion II'r ct you nonunion noun-- d nun mime: rim"
wroev r "min- in in. 'I' Is odor will he’d oven inn one your
fly. leh a. in will. ham. lnrnloli none butlbo her. 0' work, no don't telltale. but come only
nod come often and gel. picturu of yonmlvu a- d .1! the family .
ill a hm no more em to rparr. but Olrnply any we a": pill! g in gm: one .10.. tin-l 2,, m, . m".
p lrtrnluof you hit, or
DOMESTICS.
Will buy 6 ynrds [Iona Warhol; l yard
attic it-d 'lnnnct; : ynrd4 :2!“ Onion
liaunc'; I yum» ll. hi druid Guitar. .1 Linen Tow»
cl- worth w: leech; I you 37,556 lied Tobie Donia-a;
6 yard. nobl'arlml I'nnton Ftunrvl; I mun Fny
Nupkinr; uymts Ilirrn i'zlnl'. byard-I brill Apron
Gil glint» .
Not1ons.
Will bu 3 \‘krlus (lumantown. worth
290 Ilic II ; 2 null Mir lirenulicc Veil
mu; 4 oz. nail Florence Kohlioz Silk; 2 pain- No i
pure gennlvc’Dum bhlcldr; 3 pain No. not ckinot
ore-n thlem; 4 counts silk; l'i upmln Button Cot-
tan: 1 Lunch Ito-tel; I (‘ucl Poll and shovel; 12
Cryn'n’ fiance Dirhr’ I Toilet Poll: 1'2 stone China
Bowie: i0 Gina Tum en; lien-quart Milk Pull; l
Ilium Poll; i Dinner Plan: I woolen Enameled
Woodflblc; l Wa-h Rollo; worth 50:; l large size
(‘hopptug flourlzl flight . nmp; totl Bonito: lull
Cm, I gal :! Will-k urocml: zl‘i'urh-v Ptaum; l
reliber Dual"; l Tape“. l Kettle; l Cmu‘r. “an
t
Wnrh mode; I Clothe-r Blake; o Table
lnlvcn; I large Happier; 7 Winelllm; tCalured
i; pm; i i‘hl‘d'o fly; 6 [urge ( bimrcyr: 3 link
Punt;
Baird
lln Snnl Nnnnnll in on Snnn,
88 WACBINGTON BTREE'D.
("Irvin Blank Bord»
Bulbs-iii t'ontnrtl
Letterhead:- imm-
Notrbudr hibcln
Envelope!- Invitation»
Circular! Report»
shivw‘t‘anl» Tm
I’mtm , [Will Cordl-
Uni-lumen Law Blurrin-
Pricc ibis Jlillfllllll
Pamphlet-A l'rwpcctnm
314A" lmumocc ('harts
’I‘lrkcln t‘uvcuauiu .
Prov-mm how-l»
During Order— Ballot:
“MIN"! Election Salim
Receipt- I'olidcn
lulu» Statement.
Chub W
law (has ’ Pby-lriam'l'mm-
sell for next few tluys.
innninl Sale of All
Now on hand.
"IIDBIKfl "I“! A lllll'l'.\Xt‘l: PIItIII'TIN
A’I'I‘ENIIIIII Ti).
4..- --
($31” "I'll ”THIN?” 3370]“! PLACINII
YDI'R "RIM!!!” “Jim" EBB.
'I‘IIIC
llnnnn Snnnnnl,
liliillllll Plllll.
OPP. DIP"!
SOUTHNORWALK.
Must go at any .«ucnilicc.
come out from lilnc. to time.
HOSIERY I
likewise be reduced.
H. KRI
Mnhacltcmo Ilotcl Block,
child’s mount shoe to a
when. Main
All must go to i-lcnn Muck.
avnil youlscll' of this opportunity of purchasing good rchnblc
goods at rcumrknbly l--w figures.
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
Grout Burgninu in Ibis llcpurtuwnl.
H. KRIEGER,
M i 1 1 i n e r 37
AND FANCY GOODS.
We have just received a new assortment oi Ludics~ Suilurs,
trimmed and unlrimnml, l’lllills-s, Wings, clc, which we will
l‘ninnnn lllllinnnl
I)» not full It:
We do not quote prices, clinic and
sec in yourself
Lisle Thread Gloves and Mitts
Mind go no we. intcndlo make room for the ncwcyt gnmls lbut
HOSIERY i:
All other goods will
E G- E R ,
South
mrwnlk, linllll
l‘ln inst innit infill Leann lnnnn
BOOTSANDSHOES
51' TI“! D'I'OOIB 0"
C... H- Harvey
Having the largest stock and u gin-ll annulment to make
selections from, we are prepared to furnish everything from n
ent's $5 boot.
allies in gentr‘, Indies' on children's nhneli. A Indics' fine Kid
Button Boot at $2, formerly $3. Mimi? Good School Shoe,
only 31. Children’s School Shoes It 75 cents. Please cull
end examine these goods, unit in a pleasure to show them.
a. ll 4 anvav.
A number lil‘ Hgneci
mouth NM
‘ No 'Diilpoaitioul
‘ to Hinder the
Tn‘rifl' Bill's Settlement.
A'm'rmm or run IllilOCllA’l‘fi.
no McKinley Bill In: Brave u It'uy
Tit-n ill the noun ll' tho lap-thunk.
I). Not Pom the Consideration or other
Putt-an Monaural.
Wmnxoron, Sept. lB.-—Thc meeting of
. thcwuyuuud menus committee ended bo-
fnrc the senate mm bill had reached than)
Incominittcc. [In]! no hour later it was
received by the house. The subject was
dincualedluitgonernl way. the member-
of both parties agreeing that. the bill so
totbe committee and be disposed of an
noon on possible. Then- wna no disposition
to delay manifested. The Republicans
were not in a position to make any prom-
ises, however, on account of the imbalance
of members of their party that the bill be
considered in committee of the whole.
The Date Too Early.
'I‘bedutc upon which the bill when on-
acted into law shall take effect was ciao
discussed by members of the committee,
but without result beyond the develop
ment of a strong individual belief that the
date fixed by the senate—vet. l—wu too
curlyto admit of finnl action upon this
billnnd its distribution among the cus-
toms officers of the country.
“first the Democrat. Illy Do.
The committee is in session again today
formally considering the bill and amend-
ments, which wr-rc referred to it by the
house soon after the committee adjourned.
It is lurid by some Democratic members
that the facility with which their pnrty n3-
aoclntcs will lend themselves to the Re-
publican effort to hasten the final disposi-
tion of the bill is conditional upon the
final programme which is to be adopted by
the Republicans in the house for the rc«
mniudcr of the session, and that if it
should be attempted to pass it threatened
resolution to interfere with the Ohio dis-
tricts no esulblinhed by the last gerryman-
der, or to force through other pronounced
partisan pleasures, resort will be had to
all parliamentary means to obstruct the
tan-ii! bill.
To Determine Conmuional Districts
Wrisuixcrox, Sept. mosh. Burton (0.)
has introduced into the house it bill to reg-
ulate the division of the respective states
of the Union into congressional districts.
The bill provides that. within twelve
months after the passage of an act appor-
tioning to the respective states their quota
of members underline census of 1m, and
within like period after the apportionment
under each succeeding census, such states
as nrc entitled to more than one represen-
tative in congress shall be divided into
congressional districts by at state board to
be nppointcd by the governor of the state.
The districts are to (“light of contiguous
territory, and no district is to have morn
than one member. So district is to con-
tain more than onetwenticth or less ‘in-
habitants than the number which, in the
note, entitles it to .1 representative. The
districts are to, be of compact. territory,
bounded in» nearly .124 may be by the bound-
ary lines of civilsululivisiomor by natural
boundaries.
shale lam! National Boom;
Each stau- is to have n districting board,
appointed by the governor of the state,
composed of four members. of whom an
equal number ulmll belong to the two great
political pamm of [be astute, and abnll upon
taking lilr with of oillce proceed to divide
their respectiw suites into congremionnl
districts. In addition to the state boards
the bill pronllctl for n untiouul board. can
rioting of live nicmlnem, to be appointed
by the prenhlent and mntlrmcd by the sen-
ate. tivu incmbom of which shrill belong to
the two great noiiticnl ymrries and the fifth
in to be u pursuit who has served not less
than ten years I“ n judge, either of the
supreme cont-trot the l'uited Sthtcs or of
the district court of the i’nitod Slam. The
fifth member is only to act in cure the other
member» of this board can not agree.
The notionnl board is only to act when
no apportionment lllk't been made by the
slow board» and in cues when: they are
unable to agree. and in such cases its de-
cision is to ba- llnnl. In addition to the
nccccuiry “Wilden the members of the
bonnhi on- to n-coivcncompensation. That
of the member» of the national board in to
beat!» and that of the iliembcra of the
state board: is to be row.
The Willie-noon l’arolyud Thou.
\Vnnluxurox, Sept. lS.-—’i‘bo special
bouu colltnliltcc illvoutigntln‘ the chance
lxoinni (‘mmuimioncr of Pentium Roam
met at tlu- l'c-nulon olllco with the intel-
tion of examining the remainder of the
clerk» of tbnt olllco promoted by Mr. Roam
(Hit in number) an to whether or not they
held strwk in the refrigerator courpnny and
it they received their pmniotiomi an n ro-
wnrd for hiking stock in the company.
The mmlnltlw met in Catholic-loner
llnnm'n olilri- but the number of clerk»
thnt put in nu npanrnnce to be examined
duodtbrlil nud thuydcchlml to allow I
uolnry totnki- the uttidnvilu of the clerk.
and Mllllllli them to the commiltm for
comidemlinn, The committee meet again
Monday
A Mull-nu Wu Voter-u Mound.
“Hummus. hirpt. lam-Tho body at
Michael Ilryson. an old Mexicali war rob
mu. nu Inmate oillle Soldlm' home. who
foniui in the little hike near the home. It
in rnppcml that coming home Into llryaon
fell into lbolaho and mm drowned. Sew
ml drowning accidents similar to this one
have occurred in this lake within of"
year-u of old whiter-n who have madetoo
runny hlulm while on their wny home-t
tin~ vnrloun liquor MIMI that are to be
foimdnlnmztlw rout: handing out to the
home.
A W. l‘. 1'. IV. Liquor um.
“minimums. Hun-pt. Ill-~50. Blair ban
introduced in the count;- a bill to prohibit
the Importation. exportation and intimate
tnnnportntlon of alcoholic Manger,
which was mfrrml to the committee on
education and lnbor. The bill wulntrrr
ducod by mum. of the National Women’n
Chrirtinu Temperance union, through its
attorney. Mrs. Ada iii. [inland-min. J.
D. Taylor but introduced a similar bill in
the honor. which was referred to the calm
committee on the alcoholic liquor mac.
Gloria-u and the (31le mt...
Wmflm’i'mt. Supt. II. -—la«A-ntstnnt
Pootmutu (loner-l Clubber: was honored »
It Hypo. bllun
mmthnkhlniforhia both.
pro-rot civil-Imam. A?”
mot Bun. In hint: or
millenni-
in.“ button-rm: by;
call iron: the Republican club-of Mary- y.
W
WM! night and
not into carious trouble. The whole wary
baboon carefully kept from the public,
our! all question- an met with Metal do-
nial. Altar the Madam motion on
Wednesday night, Prince returned
lotbohotchchanpd his drain unit, only
Ruining his whitetlo and block mod
‘10”..than out with one of
bin Immortalit- and a local nabobto aeotho
city gall ht.
While posing the corner of St. Conatnnt
null Lagnncbctiom atrectn tho trlowm
now-bed by a numbcrrd radians. who
inked for money. Before they bud time to
comply with the request, an In: their in—
tention, the prince and his friends were
attacked. Just how it hoppouod is not
known, but in ornament the prince and
hi! friends were engaged in arougb and
tumble fight with six of their walnuts.
The Montreal nabob wnuoon laid low,
Ind for If" momenta things looked bad
for the prince and the officer. Six to two
were big odds. Then the prince and the
lieutenant got back to back. and bundling
their first; with true pugillatic acience, ao-
tonicbed‘tho coughs. Three of these fell
before the scientific hitting of royalty
alone, while the otllccr laid two low, and
the sixth took to flight.
Had matters ended here, everything
would have been serene. But they did
not. For nlong come two of Montreal’-
moat stupid French "bobbins” who, seeing
nix men lying on the sidewalk and two
others bending over them, arrested and
took them all to the station in spite of the
protests of the prince. They were all, of
neuron. considerably battered and tough
looking from the result of the fray, so no
protestant requests could obtain release,
and they locked up the royal prisoner.
Finally the sergeant of police consented
to telephone for Col. Hughes, the chid of
police. who came to the-ntntlon lugrcot
haste. recognized the prisoner and immedi-
ately released him. Then there was n
trembling lot. of police, each expecting
prompt dismissal, and somebody would
have gone bad it not been for the request
of the prince that no such harsh measures
be taken.
Humble apologies followed, however,
and a back was called for the prince and
his friend. who, accompanied by an escort,
were driven back to the hotel. The affair
has been :1 well kept secret; blue blood
and royal lists conquered! Last evening
the prince entertained his friends aboard
the Thrush.
ENRAGED CENTRAL STRIKERS.
abowcdbiaplnck
Advised to Resume Work or Albany—A
Dhardcrly Meeting.
ALBA)“, N. 1, Sept. lit—The strike on
the New York Central and Hudson River
railroad seems to be over as for as Albany
in concerned. The closing: scene was en-
acted last night at the Lurk street rink,
when the men were It'll‘irl‘ll to get back to
their places. Edward Rowan called the
meeting to order, and was termed a d—d
liar by two or three of the audience by
saying that the strike was still on. John
J. Han was called upon when the disorder
had somewhat subsided, but his address
called forth the wildest excitement. and it
loomed that a riot was imminent. Mr.
Hort said there would be money here by
Mondl)‘, and be was called a liar. One
man asserted tint the leaders were living
high and paying the expense of wreckers'
counsel instead of giving bread to hungry
men and their families. Muster Workman
Dilllll got the floor and said;
“You are u lot of d~d white liverod
euro, and you will sneak back to work bo-
cause u number of dirty paid newspapers
any the strike is over."
During this speech it looked as though
the meeting would break up in n geuenl
row. Men were annthcmutiziug each other
and the leaders of the order in a frightful
manner. When Master Workman Dulin‘s
voice could be llt‘ill’d above the tumult, he
advised the men in a few words, choked
with sarcasm and rage, to get back to their
places. All the speakers upoke harshly of
the newspapers. The mcctlng broke up in
confusion. .
Fatal Exploclon in I line.
WILKi-ISBARili-I, Pu, Sept. la~— An ox-
plonion of gas occurred at '3 o'clock Friday
afternoon in the \l‘ilkcabarre abaft of tho
Lehigh and “‘ilkcslmrre (To-I company.
Seven men were in the mine at the time
and one of them, George Ford, was killed
in the explosion. inane Juucc wrubndly
injured. The gas was ignited by Ford,
who dropped bin safety lamp from the cor-
riage on which be was descending. The
excitement was intense until the rcncuing
party which went down was belated lathe
top. They brought with them the six men
who were in the slope at work, including
Jones. the man injured. Ford's body has
not yet been mitt-red.
Tuenly Min-n lotus-ulna.
linntlv, Supt. lit; --An uploulnu occurred
Friday in the [micrbcm coalpit at Strut
flirt. 'l‘wcuty of the minern are imprison.)
in the pit and their fate in doubtful.
'flu- Haiti-torn at Htoclrlrolnl.
fifllfltllnul. Sept: l&~—'i‘be United State
cruinerihltimuro, convoylnu the body of
Ericswunmtcred thll harbor It Tzlfl Illi-
Ironing.
rue 43mm “()Vrflilllf'llb bu taken it
the matter of public ll‘ll‘phiflle service,
propane-n to bring it into Italy-uni m
throughout the country. A line of tole-
bono him just been constructed between
Tokobamn and strizno‘tn. or distance of 100
miles, at the coat of the mate. and n largo
number of other linen on to be run very
thortly.
Women In College».
Since not Columbia college has granted
the degree of bachelor of Inn to women
stutter-tn. and in non Barnum college for
wornrn mm established all u brunch of the
university system, with the (acuity of the
present college» instructors. The court:
oil of the University of New York has voted
to Admit women to It: law ncbool: and it»
oleclcd an advlaory committee of tattoo,
with especial reference to the adminaion of
woman to put-nun advonmd courses In the
university on cnrulhlotcn for the clmtorate
of “why.
circular of Informntlon In to ”It-
wd college. opened October, into, at 343
Indium untrue. shows that it in to be run
on nuhstnuually the some ilnca All those of
the old outing- of the highest clue. UAW
cm are not digibh for mini-ion until
"" "5J3 "hm £32? ""
pun n cum in , Latin
and M
. and ruthenium An
gram, our and literature, In M
Stringency in the no...
Causes Much Alarm.
'rnr. AL'I'ION or run “mm.
my». ul. Mile. suntan Within 0"
(on us for outstanding n mom.
Boui- nnd Armour—tn I v59. 1.1.!"
a. pneumonia Worth or on.
further emergencies he spent ncnrly two
hours Friday afternoon conferring by
telegraph with the treasury department.
The principal results of the telegram
the president to anticipate the interest on
outstanding mirrency 6 per cent. bumble
an amount. not exceeding auteur, to of-
fer to pay 125 for outstanding 4 per cent.
bonds instead of lot. the rate heretofore of-
fered. The conference between the preaiv
dent and treasury department also but
reference to the propriety of suggesting an
extension in the bonded period undertbc
proposed new tariff law, but that subject
was deferred without conclusion for fur-
ther deliberation. It. is quite probable
that the president will decide, to make u
recommendation to congress respecting
the matter. Secretary Hnlford has recom-
mended to the telegraph company that
they arrange to transfer their present tole-
graph office. which is located in the old
colored church, to a room in the Mountain
house, where it will be more convenient
for the president to ipnduct his telegraphic
conferénccs, which, it is thought, my be
more frequent during next week.
A flurry in Wall Street.
NW Yonu, Sept. 13,—All considerations
other than the money market and the con-
ditions aficcting it dropped out of sight. in
Wall street yesterday. The flurry the pro-
vioua day led the street to expect it lively
time in money on account of the neceasity
for providing funds to curry over to Mon-
day morning, and these nuticipations were
justified. No rate was quoted for call
money in the board until about 11 o'clock,
when it was quoted at 25 per cent... an ad-
vance over Thursday's opening figure of 15
per cent., from which point it rose to one-
bnlf of l per cent. commission and Il per
cent. legal rate, or about. 188 per cent. per
annum. This was the highest peg of the
day, and in the afternoon money on call
gradually declined to 5 per cent.
Rumors Afloat.
The effect of the high money rate was
naturally an are upon the general list, but,
in addition. the nmxouuccment by the
Sugar Trust officials that It Ind been da-
cided to pass the dividend caused tint
stock to lead the whole market on the
down grade. The decline in the regain
list during the forenoou. though less pro-
nounced, was material on account of the
shifting of loans, but about 1 o’clock in
fnir sized rally net in on rumors that Secre-
tary Windom would shortly ofler to re-
decm about mono» worth of 4 percent.
bond-I. it was also reported that the
secretary was in the city and had been in
conference with in number of prominent
financiers at the othccs of the First NI-
tional bank, but oflicialq of that institution
denied all knowledge of Mr. “'indom’s
whereabouts or that be had visited the
bank.
Heroic Action ls Sacra-Ivy.
It is believed, however. that he was
r'mited in “’nshinuton on Thursday byn
deicgutlon of New York bankers. Every
one admits that heroic action will be neces-
sary to nvcrt colnilicrclnl disaster, and the
redemption of a large block of the A’s
would, in Illl: opinion of many financiers,
have iriqmrtunt lllltl almost immediate
effect in relieving the present. stringency
until the actor» flow of money from the
interior begins.
Secretary Wlmlom in New York.
secretory \Viudom arrived in town yea—
tenluy IIIIII visited Wall street. He no
very reticent in regard to the reason for
bin visit to the metropolis.
The Cry for More Money.
Wmllxcrux, Sept. ia~Gen. Nettleton,
manhunt secretary of the treasury, Int
night made the following statement: "The
treasury department today, in addition to
it» regular disblimmcntn, which mun-
usuully heavy, paid out topmost on ac-
count of bond purchases and advancnin‘
tcrect, an lollowr: interest prepaid, “.m—
Otll; rodemption of 4}»; bonds, more;
purchase of -I per cents” 0750,“.
“The 4 per ccnta. purchnaod yesterday
were accepted nt lat. Thin in the timeou-
nidornblo purchase of 4 per cents. for com.
time. and the prim paid in l per cent. above
that heretofore paid under the circular of
July, too. The government bu not with-
drawn from the trinket for 4 per ccutn. and
tho lrcnxury hi ready to taken eonlhleublo
uloount of 4'» ll thoy are to be had.
\"hnt "In Trout-r; or» no.
“The total balance of duties duo on all
imported morehundine in bond at tho port
of New York on Sept, I it! only “7.5%,”.
Only n llltllt‘l’flk‘ portion of these good:
will be rmbject to lnmuu-d dilly under the
will-duh: in the now tariff bill. The“
fact» would M‘l'lll to indicate tint anxiety
board on this font-mi of tar- aituntion had
been largely without foundation.
“An in lurllm inc-mum of rclicfln color
M the leling ntringrucy 'cuu monthly
be mid to he duo in the inevitable om
lion; of iron-rnmcnt centuries, the Doom
department will not bulimic to apply
rflwlivo-rvmi-dlm no the In? vomit-Ind
the nilllnllun requires."
To Play Int-mt on tho Rina.
It hi mil-l llmt MW of the minor Ill-m
nf win-I for llw liinrltet that may be adopt-
ed by the lmuury will he the payment In
advance of at ymr’n inhalant on the m.
Wot government bandit known an cur-
rency ll’a
A Flannel-i Peril Point-d on.
WM’VN. Neill. 13..-le Ilunttm MGM
mintlon Imll pom-d this rennin“:
'"I'bnt Jim. i should be fixed-MM date
when all «will. demoted in the [5an
fillies bonded wnrehoum at the "mom
Withdrawn. uml the duties to be paid
bathe-c in torn-prior hilltop-magnet“
Mmawlylmr to the large amount of
now in bond, which, if withdrawn
by um. I. would conu- n
nanntacturlug or mere-lithium III
would he likely to ”wide-oral injury
to «an. Internet- or nll ell-mm?“
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noun. may» stunt
In!“ , “WWW,
rumpus-"Ti up. 4. your
casinos, PL. Sept. ISL-JPN: pmldont to
closely watching the tone of the money ’
market. With a view to meeting on! .
conferenccwao the insurance of orders by.
the pen-ling bill lief-lint” a low may by
min“. “'0 «Intro to urge thin-um
manual-“5'
ntai nlnil which would hr of no Mun
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