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an do the work. Beginners make money horn
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lie on who is willing to work fails to make more
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Finished Their Work.
scum ms BARBLY A quorum
Action by the President on the m Bill
[a New All That Keeps congressmen at
the Capital-A Republican View of Ap-
propristions. '
Wssnmo'rou, Aug. flu—The final ac-
tion of the president on the tarii! hill is
the only thing that stands between the
senate and firm adjournment It is the
general opinion that with the bill passed
upon by t e chic! executive adjournment
could be ranged within a day'- time.
The last of the appropriation bills receiv-
ed the final consideration of the senate
during the past week, and own without
the passing of the Murphy resolution
there would not have been much proba-
bility of any general legislation owing to
the likelihood of there being no quorum.
The last roll call disclosed only to son.
ators, two, more; then .1! microns, in the.
chamber. and tho-highest number of the
day was 54. Several have left sincefiand it
is entirely probable that the session of to
day will close without the number requi-
site to do business in the face of objection.
It is thought probable, therefore, that the
daily sessions from this time forward will
be brief, and that only bills towhich there
is no opposition from any counter or over
which there is no contest will be taken up.
The Democratic managers hope to have
the bill repealing the provision in the ter-
lfl bill exempting alcohol used in arts and
in the manufacture of medicinal prepara-
tions included in this list. There uppours
likelihood of opposition on the Republican
side, and if there should be this bill will
necessarily go over until the next session.
The House Ready to Adjourn.
The Democratic members of the finance
committee also hope to report the suppla-
mentnl thrill bills during the week. but
do not expect action on them. Probably
considerable time will be spent in exocu.
tive session in confirming nominations to
which no one objects.
The house of representatives is ready to
adjourn today. Its work has been com-
pleted. it is only awaiting the action of the
senate and of the president. It is proba-
ble that. it will adjourn from day to day
until congress sdjourns. It maywbe, how-
ever, that the time will be partly occupied
by giving days to several committees of
the house to consider such business no
they care to bring before the house, but
this question has not been decided.
Speaker Crisp. who was at Old Point
Comfort, returned this morning, and Mt.
Outlaw-alto, one of the other members of
the committee on rules, is out of the city,
and no programme was arranged.
Todoy, under the rules, is suspension
day, as are also the last six days of the
session, but as a resolution for adjourn-
ment will not be passed until the proal~
dent acts on the tariff bill the rule with
reference to suspension days will not go
into effect until the date of adjournment
hos hem fixed by both houses.
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Appropriations as llepublloans See Them.
\V’Aeumlrux, Aug. 20.—-lloproscntutlvc
Joseph G. Cannon of Illinois, the scnlor
Republican member of the present uppro-
pristions committee of the house and who
was chalrnmn of the appropriations corn-
mitten during the lli'tydlrst or “Reed"
congress, bus propured e stntcmont which
be will submit to the huuspsuttlng forth n
comparison from his standpoint of the
uppmprintions of the present. and the iif»
ty-flrst congress. it is captioned. "Pon-
slon appropriations reduced $20,000,530 t.
Totui of other appropriations increased."
Mr. ('nnnon says:
“Mr. (‘lcvclund by his estimates uskod
congress to uppmprintc for the public
service for the coining fiscal year, includ-
ing pcrmnnent nppmpriatlons, $520,002,-
tilll, and cungrvss Ims appropriated for
such survicc llii0,ullu,:itill. This in
round numbers is $30,000,000 loss than
the president naked for the public service.
A large part of this $30,000,000, how-
ever, will be appropriated next winter by
way of deficiencies.
“A comparative stotcmcntof nppropritr
lions uuulu at this congress for tho ilscul
your ending June 30 next with approprio
ticns nunic ut the first end second sessions
of tho lastcongms(thc fifty—second con
gross), and at the first and second sessions
of the fifty-first, commonly known on
the 'liced congress,“ shows. and such is
the feet, that tho appropriutionszthls your
are greater by $27,2dilfillrl than were those
elude by the first session of the fiftyvllrst
or ‘liccd cungrcss.’ "
Engines Collide.
listens Fuss, N. ii, Aug. lid—A
collision (recurred :on the Stony Cove
ruilrcod, in which both engines were
thrown from tho trains. A wild engine on
its why down the mud ran into the engine
of train No. 7. 'l‘bocnginoers and tires
men jumped end saved themselves. The
care did not lonvu the truck. The wild
engine WM badly wrackcd.
Fire In the Royal Palace.
Limos, Aug. ltd-«The negligence of
servants In leaving it lighted branior un-
attended caused as fire to start In the writ-
unts' wing of the poison occupied by the
”wager Quwn Morin l’ls st Gin tru, about
it miles from Irishun The ilsmus sprout
rapidly and were only extinguished with
great dllllcully after assistance had been
summoned from Lisbon.
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Pmldent's Health Improving.
Buzzsuo's liar, Mum, Aug. 20.~—~Prss-
idcnt Cleveland's health continues to im-
provemnd it is stated that he will be able,
so for as his health is concerned. torctimi
to Washington by Tommy. No definite
action has us yet been when on the tarii!
ill.
crime Death Rather Than Disgrace.
Pummsmus, Aug. flown-that than
be punished for reckless driving Firemen
John 0. Pack. is years old, of engine
company No. 80. Roxborcngh, cornmlttsd
suicide by turning on the gas in the room
be occupied at the fire station.
ltallreed Accident in lotion.
cm or Neutron. Aug. nouns nas-
ssagcr train on the Hidslgo railroad out.
gang? is l’nlacsgs train coining ”kl?!“
ty strict). era psrscnswsrs -
so sad is number/badly hurt; The watch;
their foiled to signal. I
In. bobs not has. ‘
“mtulhkbolm Aug. so.-ltov. (at:
ngflel‘ V: was supposed to
been latte inanimate: anal-Mills,
has returned to Trinidad rats and well.
momma-otherness.
Au
race from Don onto anton washers-
mous Denver course was a big success.
The mother was fine. and tho‘attendenol
crowded many trains of eight coaches
such. Sorority-five rnsn started, including
many of tho whsolmcn who were in Don-
Vsr to attend the L. A. W. meet.
Titus, Sanger, Callihsn and others from
the east and Zelgler, Wells and Fosur oi
California were entered, but did not start.
The scratch men in the raoewere Bird,
St. Paul: William Bainbrldge, Chicago;
Dodson. Chicago; A. Gardner, Chicago,
and C. M. Murphy, Brooklyn. The first
dozen men over the tape had heavy handi-
caps, and Gardner of Chicago won the
time prize in remarkably fast time, con-
sidering the still breeze which blow in the
riders' faces. Gardner ran a wonderful
race from start to finish. When half over
the course, he discovered that his hind tire
was punctured, but he kept his gait bo-
hind Murphy of Brooklyn for 16 miles.
lie then changed wheels with Balnbridgo.
a long distance in front of him, but he
went for him and .pusscd the Brooklyn.
'man‘ when five miles from the and of the
truck.
The prizes were valued at $5,000. The
first man in look a $500 piano, and the
next five men over the wire got high class
bicycles. in all there were about :30 prizes.
Gardner’s time was 1:22:41; Murphy's.
1:22:42; Dodson's, 1:22:46. Schnell oi
Lincoln mode next best time in 1:22:67.
STRIKERS REPENT.’
Leaving the A. R. v. For Their Old Organ.
izations.
Cchoo, Aug. 20.——A conference was
held here by the rcprcscntativcs. or the
railroad brothcrhoods for the discussion
of matters affecting the old organizutions
as a result of the Work of the American
Railway union during the recent strike.
Among those present wore Grund Chief
F. P. Sargent and 11‘. W. Arnold of the
locomotive flromcn. Grand Chief S. “C.
Wilkinson, Messrs. Monisscy and Terrell
of the Brotherhood of Trulnmcn and M.
V. Powell. grand chief of the Order of
Railway Teiogmphers. '
An agreement was touched to endeavor
to secure the reinstatement of the mem-
bers of the orders who joined the Ameri-
can Railway union, and having since ru-
pcnted of thclr course are applying for
membership in their old lodgcs.
Mr. Wilkinson said that many of the
men were out of positions since the strike
and had applied for readmission to the
brotherhoods, confessing that they had
been swept away by the excitement at
tending the grout strike and pmfuso prom-
ises of the leaders of the American Ruli-
wsy union. and they new bed no jobs,
and the American Railway union was in
no financial position to give them support.
AGAIN IN REVOLT.
The Kabyles Making Trouble For the New
Sultan.
TAxun-zn, Aug. tilt—The revolt among
the Knbylos is spreading nnd is now geu‘
oral in all the southern town of Morocco.
A body of the sultan's trams recently at-
tacked the rebels outside of anngan, a
seaport 120 miles southeast of Com Spor-
fs-i. A desperate conflict ensued, in which
the Ksbyles fought with tho ferocity for
which thcy are noted.
The suitnn's troops wens finally put to
flight after they had sustained very hoary
losses. The troops rl-trcutod inside the
walls of Mozngnn, and the piano is now
besieged by the rebels The situation
is considered to be grave.
The Spanish government is inking ex.
trn precautions to prevent a rcvurnvncc of
the troubles at Molillu, tho sccnc some
months ago of a protracted struggle be-
tween liifi Knbylcs and Spanish troops.
POLICE KIDNAPED.
[melted In I Room by Italians Whom They
Were Plant to Arrest.
PROVHIEM‘H, Aug. all—Francisco Lun-
ni made an nssuult on Frederick Static in
the Italian colony, stabbing him serious-
ly, and when the police wont to the house
to arrest him a party of his friends coin-d
the officers and locked thorn in a room.
They relcusml Lanai, and an hour inter
the police were released, a detail having
been sent from the station to see why they
bod not returned. Lenni and the louder
of the gang, Dominco Mnstrncngolo, were
subsequently urrostod.
Thoroughbreds on the steamer Iohawk.
New Yours, Aug. :30,-—’1‘ho stsnmer Mo-
hawk, Captain Wiltshire, just urrlvod
from London. had on board a large num-
ber of horses. Thirty-nine of those are
consigned to Foxhali Keene, seven to J.
B. Noggin. seven to Marcus Duly end one
to ’l'ottersall. Among Mr. liaggln’s
horses are the well known horse Uuid.
finch, by Urmcndo. out of Thistle, which
cost 4.500 guinoas. niso Water Cross and
_Goldon Garter.‘
Fir-hogs Worrying l’rovidsnee.
levmesrs, Aug. 20.-—-’l‘hc officials of
the fire department hove decided that the
city is practically lit the worry of on:
known flmlmgs. During the past two
weeks thorn have been ill inocmllory llrcs.
’I‘wo lumber yards end a large burn Were
destroyed Sunday. and them is evidence
that tho same lioflnflil hnvusut oil the
fires.
liiow Ont. Iler “rains.
DAM: (fin. Fin, Aug. tic-«Milton
Iliggs ramp home from Floral City.
whom he works, to see his wife. As he
reached home his wifc drove up in n cart
with another "run. "lugs led the Woman
into the house and blew out her bruins.
The murderer cscopml.
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serum ls siren.
Wasmmmm, Aug. 20.-—~Mgr. fietclii,
the pupal shlcgnte. has decided to main.
tsin silence on to the latest statement re-
garding him that the pope will make the
shlogate’s sothnrity absolute and coma
sign and showersblc only to the pope.
cm aloha Arman Dead.
Derived, Aug. 20.».lohn Arhins. since
1830 one of the owners and managers of
The Rocky Mountain News and formcny
or its editor as well, also at his home
at gastritis, aged so years.
flanged Himself to Ills donor.
Atoms, Aug. flu-“Frederick Corliss, a
German tailor. hanged himself in his no
rot. His wife says the sense of the sol-
olds was battering from fellow lodge
when.
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After dismounting this time Murphy was T
Will youths kind-enough to Mitts amount
or the money in ihonstionsltroaenryon March
i, m. and at the same date tour years lstsrl
Gull-IO E. Wm
We have not at hand the figures asked
for on March 4, but give those at the
end of each fiscal year June 80, 1889
and 1892, as supplied in the statistical
abstract; of the United States, published
by the treasury department, as follows:
cum rs returner.
Innsm. ‘
use ....... . ........ . ...... ...... ”$663,113.“? 01
ml)..." ..... . ........ ....... ....... 061,356,343]
1891....... ...................... moments]
mm..." ........ ..... . ...... munch ill
Increase in four years... . . .SIIBMJ’JB on
It will be seen ”if” within four years '
the cash in tho trjssuryincrcusod by
$103,824,500. In this connection it is
interesting to compare the amount of
the national debt, less cash in the treas-
ury, and also the per capita debt, as
supplied by the same otiiciul authority.
bus:
DEM LESS (7M!!! IN TREASURY.
June 30. Per aspire.
188i) .................. ' . amorous) :5: 1 an or
lid!) ..................... WUMJI‘N) 511 It 2
19m ..................... MIJIIIIJSI 7 . III ill
in»: ..................... 84l,l's'lti.-iiil ill) 12 37
Decrease four years,
mac-oz. . ,. ............. “Milli” Ill! 8 06
Here it is seen that during the four
years ending June 30, 1802, the notion-
al debt, less cash in the treasury, de-
creased by $134,413,281‘lfiz. or at the
rate of $3. 06 per head of our population.
This showing is slightly different from
that made during the first your c! the
present mlministratlon, which added al-
most 075, 000, 000 to the national debt.
It is of further interest to study the
amount of interest paid on the national
debt within the some period, which, it‘
will be soon, decreased by $17,023,308,
or at the rate of 10 cents per cupitu:
[STEREST 1"”).
June 30. Per capita.
1880 ....................... simum 2) $0.53
1000 ....................... indium 0’) .il
lllll ....................... ”1.147.133 ill .37
IN?! Ei,ifid,lld:§i .35
Decrease four years. V
limit—92.................. 17.0L’l,iiti‘i ill .19
CHILE FOR PROTECTION.
Premiums to no Paid to Fest" the Growth
of New Industries.
Through the bureau of American rc~
pnblics of the department of state we
learn that the Chilean government has
vigorously taken up the question of in
dustriul progress and seeks the co-opero-
tion of the locnl agricultural, mining
and manufacturing societies. In order
to augment the productive manufactur-
ing power of Chile, the Soclcty For the
Promotion of Manufactures has suggest-
ed to the gtwcrnnwut that the sum of
3600, 000 be dislmm-d annually for u
unmbcrnf years a.» premiums for the es-
toblishmcut of certain imlue-ltrics, to be
divided he follows:
Ironworks capable of prmluring a con
min number of mm; of iron per rin-
num ..................................... Slaw“)
(‘otmn mill ........ (rum
Linen faurtury ...........
Nitrate uf pouuli fm'Lur)
Suxmplu mphnto furtury. .
Glues fm‘tnry. ,,
Earthenware factory,
Sack factory .........
lint factory ..........
White paper factory ....... 1!!!)
Match factory, we: or “MRI. . .. 21,11»
This attempt to lusts-r uud develop
the production of manufacturing cuter-
priscs in i'hlln is to be supplemented by
extensively advertising the pmsibilitics
of that country in tin-so scvornl direc-
tions. To the mxumfucturcrs in the
Unitcd States it opens up a prospect
for further competition. mmciuliy in
South Amcn’cuu tunic. which is of
equal interest to both labor and capital.
PRESIDENTIAL PREVARICATION.
Wlilrh liltunns "the ltmurlt of Patriotic and
Tues-Hist: Work."
President (”levclnml‘s President Cleveland's
homage to mngress, better to lion. Wil.
Dec. 4. Mil. ilum L. “'llstm. July
A museum has been 2, MM.
prepared “5' tho fll'i'ru- Y1 m know how much
prints congressional l deprecated the incor-
mmmitteo emiuuiying mratlun in the pro—
tArIfl refonn on the ward bill of the in-
linos heroin sugmtml. come in lenient.
It is the mauituf much .
petriotic and unsciilsh
work.
The committee have
wisely omhrncmi in
their plans is few milli-
tionsl internal revs.
one taxes. including is
small ta: upon in-
come duriwd from
certain concrete in-
vesimuntn
If "I (lupus-stud tho incunmrntion”
in tho Wilson bill “of the income tax
feature," why was it Iiuxossury to any
that tho ways and means committee
”wisely umbr'iu'ml" it?
If the income tux Wore I'Wlfllly cm—
hrscmi" by the ways mul moans com-
mittee “on the lime; heroin suggmtcd"
win “my "seesaw—~01: whet grounds
can it ho (L‘liillili'li “how llllif‘li i depre-
color!” it?
Which is “tie: result of much patri-
otic nud unselfish work?"
Editor Irena Short on Wheel.
“Any grout toll of the price of wheat
is no humor pmsiblo, no the crinsnmp‘
lion incmm finder thou the prminca
lion. " '
The ulm'c remark was made by Mr.
Charles A. Dunn. tho mum of The lion,
when intervicwmi in Paris. Mr. Dans
may be correct in stutiug that "any
great fall in the price of wheat is no
longer polliblo, " because forums have
seen the price of when: tumble down to
bedrock since the election of n Donor
mile administration. Which was aided
and abetted by The Sun.
his. Dam is wrong, hhowuver. in stet-
lng that "tho armsumption increases
f than the production. " ’l‘hm was
s has of wheat stocks throughout
the id larger by 52,000,000 bushels
duly l, 1894, than on the same date two
years ago, larger by oo.ooo,ooo bushels
than three yours ago, larger by 80,000,»
000 bushels than four years ago and
larger-by 86,000,000 bushels than five
years mwbm the area pleated to
wheat was 5.000.000 acres gmtsr than
last harm's arse. Ir. [tenements not
baled away wheat statistical their
A.
Grand
Opportunity.
This is our first season. All new goods,
Latest styles and bought at the lower:
prices. We have marked our stock now
at low figures to close out everything
this month.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
Boy’s and Children’s
Clothing and Furnishings.
snow HATS usss THIN cost.
Store will close at 6 o’clock, Mondays and Saturdays ex-
cepted, until further notice.
W. A. BENEDIBT &. BBMPANI,
SENTINEL BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Extravagance
May; lit: in paying too much for athing, or in paying
too itt e. ’
If you buy feed for less than we ask you'll not get
as good quality—that‘s poor economy.
If on pay more, you pay too much, because we
sel the best there is.
This rule applies to all our goods, Oats, Corn Bran,
Meal, etc.
Oil?! and Corn carefully screened ' from dirt sod
c a .
Stairs Poultry Food, Pratt's Food for Horses end
all e.
Grain.
Manuel T. Hatch
I 5 MARSHALL STREET.
BRANCH OFFICE AT BOL‘IIMS' m1 III-Ll.
The Leading Dry Goods Store.
Tristram & Hyatt,
No. 2 Gazette Building.
SpooialSaleollummerfioods
Last week we informed you that everything in the line of 8113!!-
mer goods would be sold at cost for two weeks. This week we
to‘emphasize it still more strongly by quoting a few items and
prices.
Wash Dress Fabrics
10c and lQlc Lawns, now 5c or yard.
Best quality Irish Lawns, 40 m. wide, 5c per yard.
Crepe Cloths, assorted colors, 12p: per yard.
Worsted Chailies, 10c per yard.
Zephyr Lawns, 100 per yard.
Hosiery Department
Ladlos’ Rib. Vests, low neck, sleeveless, 5 for 25¢.
Ladics' Rib. Vests, bodies, 250 uality, 19¢ each.
Ladies' Rib. Vests, bodies, Silk ixture, oocqualitymow 35¢
each.
Special Sale of
Ladies’ Silk Waists
Still Continues.
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwall, Bonn.
The New York” Brooery llo.
Arc still giving the best value in ailjlrlnds of groceries.
Snow Flake l’lcwcr, 50c bag: ”.00 per bbl.
Our Butter cannot be equaled in the state, and the price is lower than the
lowest.
Our Teas are selected with great care, and are noted for their superior
strength and flavor. All levels of good Tee should give us a trial and be soothe»
ed that this is the piece to buy your Teas.
We also give the largest and hsndsomost presents in the city with 1 lb of 60!:
Tea, or 1 lb Monarch Baking Powder.
All our goods area! the best quality, and the prices no lower than mm
dealers oak forfichcsper grades.
All orders dellveredfprcmptly free of charge.
Thellew York firocery lo,
Donovan's Building, Washington St, Salli m
as nsmmnonwm
£306?me sr. also my invenunllfim roux.
AND section AVENUE
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