1.1. 11. BOLTOli'S
11111 wrrrsrr 11am
iterating. Steam and tins-Fitting.
1111 and Shoot iron Wort.
lint Air Hosting.
Plans and estimates furnished for either
it“ wafer. stmeam orhot air heating.
”SOUTH MAIN ST
2 THE CENTRAL
11811 1111111111
15 NORTH Milli STREET.
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l6 Ounces to a Pound
and One Price to All.
EOONOMY is WEALTH
you may not become wealthy but you
will save money and have the satisfac-
tion of eating the very best, bread by
firing our Economy Flour.
Our 'l'eas and Coffees are noted for
their purity and delicious flavor. We
sell the very best article as low as other
dealers ask for interior goods. As we do
every extensive trade in Teas and Cof-
fees and buy in large quantities. we are
enabled to give useful presents without
extra charge.
1 meaning white back Blanks
from 10c. to 200. per double roll.
These goods are all new and in
combination side, ceiling, and 9
in. or 18 in. borders; of course
we break the combination when
desired.
Gilts are from 150. up, double
roll.
I have been told by a great
many customers that my pri
for BORDER is much less th
has been quoted elsewhere.
have also been told that my
stock of FINE goods is larger
than' is shown anywhere' in Nor-
walk.
Painters‘ supplies at lowest
prices.
Painting, Paper-hanging and
Decorating. \ '\
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No. 2 First Avenue,
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SEASONABLE.
Mason’ s and Lightning Fruit
Cans, quarts and pints. Rub-
bers for the same.
Red and Green Peppers cheap.
Pickling Onions, (small) white
and red.
Egg Plants cheap. Muskmel-
one.
Pears for canning. Sickle
Pears for pickling.
‘ A new effort to please in Got-
fee. Not but that our Coffee has
been good, but now, this lot, we
believe to be better than usual.
Whole Mixed Spices.
A fine lot of Brooms, never so
cheap.
We have Ground Oats and
Whole Oats by bag, that weigh
40 lbs. to bushel, at $1. 20 bag.
ilibble 81. liomstock.
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the Sign Blue Bell.
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NORWALK DIVISION.
(1
Public Stations are Located 11a Follows:
\Vuli street. - - (‘cutrni ()fllce.
New Canaan. — New Canaan Messenger.
'ilowayton. E. W. (locii‘rey iv. (‘11.
‘South Norwnili. - - R. H. T’laisteil.
Vi'estport. - - W. E. (islmrn.
‘Wiltou. - N. 1. .li. & H. it. it. Co.
'lndi cares Automatir Station.
152.
1). JENNINGS.—
U ndertaker.
s K NIGHT wr'rrrcs'r. NORWALK. 00th
Opposite Hom- ElailwayDepot.
minor». 11 Kim a: rest. Telephone call 11-:
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Gents solid
1 watr lws,
for.
silver cases in hunting
nrl open face for thin-1o
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watch for a reasonable price.
W AUSTIN.
PERA HOUSE OlOOli.
IORIMK. CONN
rill if
P. .1. FLYNN.
Plumbing. Steam and Gas Fitting
108 WASHINGTON ST.
J. F. Flynn will have personal charge of this
department.
Plumbing overhauled and put in first class
sanitary condition.
PORTER WATER MOTOR
lieu. in the world. Call and get Miriam. tf
Nations of local entertainment» of all
kinds to which an 11de is charged.
and notices calculated to prom“ private
W. map: trim on “MW
of arms appears in sol-ism.
. The boned-at In the
Mar Mr (Ian Tooti-
lite For Himself.
Burrito. Ont. ll.-~’l‘he central figure or
the Bartholomy trial was the defendant.
who took the stand in his own behalf. He
looked pals and‘distraozed and spoke in a
voice “111in a whisper. He told
how first be suspected and later learned
of his wife's inlidollty to him and how
be determined to emnpel thereon who
had'wrongsd him to make it right. He said
he got the Wolves so Delaney would be
scared and not hurt him.
The shooting was. he said. acnldental.
Delaney alien-d to give him $51) and to
provide for Mrs. Bartholomy. Delaney
did not have the money with him. and
during a discussion relative to some so-
ourity being given for the payment of it
Delaney graspod him (Bartholomy) by the
mt sleeve. 'lhen the revolver went oil.
The prisoner then gave a blue“ 01 his
movements subsequent to the tragedy
This closed the evidence. The case will
go o jury today.
"“Mrs. ’i‘hormr. the witness in the case,
has received an odor to goon the at
with a burlesque troupe paying here.
til it is dcvidcd whether the dist
TlLLMAN
Dispensary Law Declnr
”in rt ate ‘
Constitutional by
rerun Court.
11 imam. sf, Oct. il—The decision
of t 111111110111 coin-ti in the dispensary
case was lilcri hcre. Justices Pope and
Gary declaretlm inwoonstltntionnl. while
Chief Justice Molver dissents. Justice
Gary argues neuoraily that the regulation
of the manufacture and sale of intoxicat.
ing liquors curries within the police 1 er
of the stain. and that the (“11110114 is
such a regulation of the trellis; tho .111 to
is no inherent right in any one to wit liq
her. and. that being the case. tho 1.1.11.1 bus
is right to prohibit the sale all”; ‘ or -~r
tone control it as it deems husl lul' the
general welfare. Justice i'ope as.» ut. to
this finding. which is a long 111ml iii..-
sortatlon on the oonstitutiomdity oi the
act. Chief Justice Mciver dissent. and
reiterates generally the position takcn by
him when the law was decided unconsti
tutionol inst spring.
The effect of the decision will be that
Governor Tillman will now begin an no
tive warfare against ‘ blind tigers. " which
have been flourishing without molestation
since the not was decided unconstitution
111. What the sulopn men will do is prob
lomaticnl.
WRECK ON A TRESTLE.
Karo Good Luck saved lilauy Passengers
l'rom Death.
RHINELANiti-Zit. “1.... Oct. u—Nothing
but unaccountable good luck prevented
the worst puss-111mm wreck of the your on
the fine line. The Boston and Mlnneop:
olis west limited wuut through a trestle
between llautinrd Junction and Bradley.
'l‘ho stringer 11nd piirrs bod boensawcd
lifter tho mist. bound limited passed the
place an hour and 111 minutes before
The rails mm: 11-11. no support. and the
enuinocrashod ihromrh. The train was.
going :15» miles an hour. and instead of
dropping into tho opening the engino
struck the solid trot-k beyond and iurnvd
over down tho1111bunk111cni.
Engineer Junie. liuich of Minueapo
lie was thrown .11 loot ahead. lie so»
toluod u brokvn loo. bud cuts on the hood
and :1. badly In: ulsed body. He will romv
er. lie was tukou to his hmm- t'hnrlos
tintiorhrll. iim brrmun, \vus pinned under
the horn) 1-1;«.vln'. \\ bich “‘11-. terribly
smashed. iii» wus instantly hillvtl. 'l'bo
bugungo our :..1.1 Vll‘l‘lil'l‘ lvii ibu- trot-k. lint
none of lbw Ull‘ililillils was buillylrurt
'l'ho irosiln- 1.. Milili.‘ :11 {not high.
DUEL WITH AXES,
'I‘vvn Krmur... .11» Fought luv Nu! Draft;
1.. -111 1a “'nmun.
ill-.‘ulll-lru - i\_\‘, not U —'l‘woinrmr-r'~
—v-~iiuyurond Martin uiul iluburt live or
Hohrirrisvlilo ity, ii 11111115 from born,
quarrolcd :1bnirt 1111111111111. Martin out
two 1\.\1‘.'~'. 11ml bundlii: one to ilyo bepru
posed a ducl.
They fought until iiyn hurl both nrm.
savored and it'll 1l1~.'lil. Martin rru'uhml
burriblo 1:11.111». oil-tut the head and breast
and is dyinu.
I‘all iflvr-r Illlls to Eli-rt.
l~'A1.1. lir\'1~.1;, Mass. tict. itwfi'evorril
mill» in tbi-l wityore expected to upon
their doors within 11 day or twu to give
strikers ll chance to go to work umlor a
reduction in wages. ’l‘his stop boo been
thought ndvisnblo because the city on
thoritios nrr' beginning to have runny up
pllcntlons for aid from operatives who
claim they rim randy to go to work. but
the mills are not running.
Riordan-1| and Robbed by Trumps.
E1.1111\1:1'.’ 11111.. Oct, 11, “An unknown
man was held up and murdered by trumps
in this city. The liUtl)’ was discovorml
1111.1 after 11 fri-iulit truin had pulled rot.
'l'ho [lilt'lil‘iA of tho rivriri 1111111 111111 oviilunr.
ly boon titled. The r11ur1iururs escaped no
the freight train
Ministers 1111111111111 (“.1"- Fenders.
ll.11.‘1111111:1~._ wt, 11, .\ somewhat aim.
ilrrri‘msudotntimt of lir l'ui'kbitrsi is
soon to bo »turtod born by miniature. the
liilptlst mini-111w toklnu tho lnitiniim
The first urrcstlon to be taken up will be
the cur ivmlnr.
WIRE WiNNOWiNGS.
The i‘nrrica‘uv r‘lviitivlllly «lorries that the
stool rail pool will but iiiearrlt'ml
'l‘ito ll-sb ilriillill‘Nlliil has pinned 111311111
land lur'ltMl .‘iri‘mcsalmurr in inikrliwr-mv.
Milli-41M Hutut‘ru ul )lfl‘ill‘o ill’irir's that
that rmirltry intends nurturing any of 1111]
Central Aiilr'tiniiil ropubllrs by form.
John H. i' ormns. luoiogvirl oi llrc\ . 1‘“
York and MM l. uglond rullroml wuakili
ed by a runaway horse on 'l‘romorrtutrvot.
litiuton.
Hoivmior From 11. the anarchist under
sentenci- oi death ibr explodmga bomb in
the Limo theater, llnrrrmnm, is ielgntorz
inamritv,
John liorolrty. 11 Hymn old boy. Willli‘
boxing with his tannin. Edward ‘1 1111- 1‘
in Sew Urieam. was struck ovm- tl11~ 111 111-1.
and dropped lli'llil
itaumlu‘s rinbt bus been loco-1 wt '1
Mllfiillllli'lll rllrrlmr the your. or 11 ‘1. . fit
of Firmnm h...” low “till-ti l‘ or 1 ;. ..1
to borrow more money.
Home Protector Putin has rcirmi ~11
Onondaga lake on lib-girl not a mum». .
smile long, in which about $11!" wu- *1
or fish new term token nightly 1.11
monthrt
Thellsv.11 W Vnnoelrl or the i'nl-
Versallst church. trainsbvrrr; l’la. moron
some of the ladies of his «in arr-potion
from the pulpit for giving 11 mtnstrr-l
show in aid of the church.
advertising
moi-Mforotwwwmiadom
Japanese Forccs‘Cross the Yalu
River and Camp. ‘
AMERICANS WARHED PRO! PRICING
The! I'll" Bun Told to Send ‘l'helr Wom-
en rand Children From Both Capitals.
Rumored Revolt Against the latch-
Dyouty—u flung slaps Ills Nephew.
YoxonA MA. Oct. 11. -—The advance guard
of the- Japanese army has crossed the Y alu
river and formed a new comp. A bottle
is believed to be imminent.
11011111111. Oct. ti.—-A Shanghai dispatoh
lays that rumors are new current there
that a rebellion has broken satin the dia-
trlot of Jehol. in the province of Chi-ll.
Tire object of the rebellion lssold to be
the overthrow of tho Mantohu dynasty.
No details have been received. and the ru-
mors are ofliolnliy discredited.
dispatch from Tim tsin says that the
An ricnn minisuafiirosl’eking has warned
'Ame punitive” 'l‘lon- tsin and Peking to
send t omen and children to Shang-
hai, as a Japanese attack on Peking is
almost rtain. The American residents
of 'l‘ien-tsln and Peking are very numer-
ous.
The dispatch adds that ’l'aotai Sheng.
Li iiung Chang‘s nephew. who formerly
enjoyed absolute confidence, has been dis-
graced after a stormy interview with Li
Hung Chang. who ended by slapping his
face for buying 211111.000 obsolete rifles from
(iernmn agents (or :3 tools each and then
charging the government ll taels each for
the weapons. There were similar frauds
discovered in purchases of ammunition.
Railway Building Suspended.
Another dispatch from 'l‘ien-tslu says
that railway building has been suspended,
and that the government is engaging Eu-
ropean officers for the naval service.
A dispatch from Berlin say-1 that The
Rolohsanzeigor status that Japan decreed
the creation of naval prize courts on Sept.
20. and that one of these courts has actu-
ally been sitting since Sept. :31. The en-
premo court sits at Tokyo.
The Graphic publishes an interview
with Admiral Sir George Willos. who was
engaged in the expedition of 111110. He
said that he did not believe that the Jap-
anese would succeed in a march on Po-
king, certainly not before winter. on ac
count of the elaborate reparations neces-
sary to named the Pet 0 river
The Times publishes a letter from Tim-
tsin which gives a new version of the hair
tie at Assn. The writer says the Japa-
nese tried without success the tactics
which they later carried out at Ping
Yang with brilliant success. it is added
that the full details of the bottle will nev-
er be known. but. that the Japanese sur‘
rounded the Chinese and dolivereda night
attack. The Japanese so managed mat-
ters. however. that each of their divisions
mistook the other for the enemy and dealt
severe execution to their own men. one
aiding the (‘hlnose forces to cut through
the opposing lines and continue their
march.
May \Vnn‘li the lights.
\V.1sirrx-. 1111:. Oct. 11,—Seeretary iier-
bert is considering the advisability of do
toiling.r an ullicer of the navy to proceed to
the Asiatic station for the purpose of ob
serving the operations of the hostile ilonts
of China and Japan and securing infer-mu
tion 111 regard thereto of interest to the
naval prufvsslon.
in spanking oi the mattcr the secretary
said that up to this time no detail bod
been made. but further than this he do-
cllned to discuss the question. Assistant
Naval ('uihlrllctul‘ llicharri l’. llobson
has volunteered for this service. and if
the department linully decides to be top
I'i‘svillull .\ir. liob~ou will in all prubablll
ty be allowed to g 1.
Ilusnin Sends Troupe.
11mm, (lot. :1 -»-'l'l1o(‘oluguoiiuzctte's
correspondent nt :41. l'otorsburu tolegrnpbs
that for the purpose of checking the dip
redations iii the i'hinoao moraudcrs the
itnsslon govt-rurmrut has decided to
promptly M'llll to the frontier live battab
ions of Siberian U‘linpii. two sotnirts' of
urssncks and tlrrr-r- bottcrlos of artillery.
This force will bo under the command of
iiein-ral hosebriik.
Ila “'1“ Tlmwlmr (Blunt I’nwdor.
liioxwmm, Mich. Oct. ii.——-Jobr1 llnv-
ell. is former of this city. together with
his {11111in of use, was blown up by on
oxplo-tion .rr gluntpowdcr iiuvull 111111
is 51-year old son were killed outright. rind
Mrs. lime“ and o tlyaurold daughter
will uroloutrunily lilo. iiavoll was thaw
log out ginnt powder in the even of a
stove. preparing it for blasting stumps
The llnrrirnne Mrilivm.
Moss l’ors'r‘. Miss, 11cc. elm—«A hurrl
cone of terrific force from the northwest
«truck this six-stun and is still raging
furiously. No very great. amount of dam
age has been done the shipping interests
in the riwr. but mill men who nre load
ing vessels report soVorul ships ashore.
here lh-riford Nil-Hm Milled.
New lir'bronrv. Moor. Ont. ii “The
strlkv in this city was practically Ictilmi
at a oonl‘ormwu bolwr'un the mill tumour
era and tho spinners. when oil 1111111111111»
copt tho wouvcrn‘ union norm-d to return
townrl. 'i'hur-mloy morning at u 1’» per
cent reduction in wugrm.
('npinln Itvroclrml "verb mrd.
\‘nm .1111 ”111x Muss rtct. it (top
tuln “'lllluitl (llovclnrul of tho er'hrmitur
liner lilll. bow ilorilslo for New York.
was lllllil'liilll ovurinmnl by a iiying yard
and liroivlrml oliuut lbt'i'i' mile» srrrltb ill
Vitii‘yrri'rl sound
from oi Appeal» at Work.
Aunax. 11.1 . w'l‘bv mortal Immnls
took up tho l!‘,"lllf rulrfilm Cillil’iillm’ to
day. and roc- 11M towns-111 upon it or"
criminal on~~ among 1.111111 being three
intirrlvr i‘itetzro u. imuh rrmo judgments of
Conviction.
billion! by I spinning HM.
AHliiJiMi. l‘n _ “ct. ‘1 minim lluudn
trim was instantly killvd and i’otorim-
sotitskl was family injured by on explo.
slot: of gm in the Maple lllii mines.
A New torn-ulnar, (loner-1.
V1, Amy»... [M int. 11 wTho president
appointed 1 «111111111 Milli-Ill iv. Moreen to
ho 11111111111».an general of subsistence in
blues of ilcmvrsi Hawkins. retired
lira- lo a Washington Int-orb.
Wnsrliaorov, tint. it, “The hotel. than-
lsr and 11 ratings at ilethesda park. I
pleasure maurt near Washington. were»
lolly destroyed by 1 r11
1 hi 1‘ ”11111111 Home.
Home .11.. 111:1. undone-11411110”. pm
blunt oi thr- Nnmmnl i-‘ireroen‘s assertion
tlorr of America. is dying.
eras-rs WIN, 131-15 cup.
11‘.- York rakes !» Telnpll Trophy tro-
Bnitiluore Easily. 1
New Your. Oct. 9. ~Tlls Temple trophy
belongs to the New Turks. They have
done great work in the series with the
Baltimores for the possession of it. wind
log up at the Polo
g r o u n d s with
their fourth con-
secutive victory.
Six games were
originally sched-
uled by Managers
Ward and Hanlon
—-tliree to he playv
ed in New York
and three in Bol-
timore-with the
understanding
that if the series
then stood a tie
‘ the seventh and
JOHN M. warm the deciding
game should be played in the city of the
team whose manager should win by the
toss of a coin. llut seven contests were not
necessary; neither were six. Four settled
everything
Nobody thought but that the Orioles
would make a strong light but they did
not, for the Giants in all four games play-
ed at so fast a pace that the opponents
could never get near them.
The result is a great triumph for the
honesty of baseball. Although the teams
played for the Temple cup and the gate
receipts. 65 per cent of which was to go
to the winners and 35 per cent to the losers.
there was no jockeying done so as to pro
long the series and thus secure money.
Had they so wished the teams could have
played seven games. and each player would
have been much richer financially. It
was a surprise to the entire baseball
world that. the series developed into a
walkover for tire'iilnnts.
The lost victory for the Giants was crisi-
ly won. The score was 115 to 3 in favor
of the New Yorke.
It is said that the receipts for the four
games will amount to about $23,000. of
this the Giants will get $111. (11111. As the
expenses are not heavy. each of the 115 New
York players will receive as his share
nearly 151.0011. The Ilaltimores will have
about Iii. 0110 to divide up among H play-
ers after their expenses are paid.
THIRD STATE TICKET.
Shepard Democrats of Brooklyn to Put It
In the Field.
BROOKLYN. Oct. lt—lly a vote of ~17 to
7 the men elected by the Shepard Iiemo
erotic organization of Brooklyn as dele-
gates to the :‘omtoga convention adopted
resolutions last night which mean prac-
tically that a third state ticket will be put
in the field. There was no hint as to who
the candidates might be.
The meeting was held behind closed
doors in the Shepard headquarters at 201
Montague street. Nobody was admitted
except the delegates and the members of
the general committee unless be deceived
Mr. Edwards, who is secretary of the or«
ganization and who stood guard at the
door. Edwin M. Shepard presided.
The following resolution was unani-
mously adopted:
"Resolved. That. this delegation declare
in favor of the immediate nomination of
a third state ticket. and that n committee
of nine be appointed by the chairman. of
which he shall be one. who are hereby au-
thorized to Consult with delegations from
other ports of the state to put such a tick-
et in nomination. "
It was apparent from the first that the
resolution Would go through with o
whoop. Finally the vote was taken. and
upon its nnuounccruent there was a shrill
cheer.
’l'ho comiulttoo of nine wus not appoint-
od last night. and there was unintimotion
given us in when its members Shilll be
named. it is probable. however. that
Chairman >hepord will make his sr-luc‘
lion early today. as the delegations from
other parts of tho state are expected to
meet in this city today.
An Italian shot and Killed.
Wrzsrt'rrrm 121:. N. Y , iir't. 11,—Tbe
body of i‘resto Loronto, an ltaliun employ-
ed in the freight yards at Van Nest. was
found on the illonoh road near the Morris
Park race track. There was a bullet hole
in tho bond. and tho ~kull was fructured.
His son. who identlliori him. said that ho
had been robbed of 111111. 'i'wo strangers
were arrested on armpit ion of knowing
something of the killing.
Auslrlnu (‘onsol In Disgrace.
\‘1s.\.\.\. (let. u. mlir. Pullsrhek do
T‘nlrnforsr. whose removal from his cities
of consul general at New York for Anstro
Hungary Won announced a few days ago.
was nrrestvd here charged with malversa-
tlon while consul and also while Airstre-
liuugarinn cormnissioner to the Chicago
Colombian exposition.
The Caisson Court Martial.
1.1;At'rcxworr'rn, Kart. Oct. ii.—-'l‘ho
court martial to try Captains V0110 and
tirlmes. Second artillery. convened at
Fort lenvenworth. The charge against
the ofilt-orrr is disobedience of orders at
Evonston, Illa. where millions exploded
during maneuvers.
lleorivrr For n Fashion-bio lion-i.
l’mrxrrsm, N. J.. Oct. 9. --W. ii.
Uoddington Woe appointed receiver of tho
llotol Netherwoori company The hotel
was built in 11171-1 utocost of 311271.000 and
bus boon one oi the most fashionable r11.
sorta on the line of the Control iioilrood
of New Jersey.
"rennin-wits Militia Field Day.
Homily, (lot, 11, ---1'l‘odny tho outlro vol
untocr militia of Mower-burrows. about
11.111111stroug. is assembled hero to be re
vlrwmd by tho governor. after which a
march over three miles 11111111111111 long will
be made.
Millionaire Finn's Yacht.
New bosons. t‘onrr., 11st. it~~~Wililnrn
A. Sister's 3111111111111 shmm yacht Eleanor,
which has just boon corrrploted at llath.
Mo. arrived in this harbor, whom she
will fit for a trip around tlw world.
Herr-Mime" In forth-Minn.
Boston. Hut. “fir—"Tl"! Notional liom
sheer-1‘ essrnziellon roilvuntiulr was Wel‘
corned to the city by Mayor Matthews
with a brief address
"it! Not love the i row
lim'rhv. tint. il.-.~’i'lm r1110". that the
crew of the vessel sunk ot‘l‘ Wollilrmt VIM
rescued by the bnrhentina llruce lisw~
klnl was erroneous.
1111- lm-dimhed reinvention.
Hinsrrsr» lief. v wTim 'i‘wnnty sen-
onri mgmaionat district Republican cons
notion still remains in u rinariloolt
Warner Forecast.
1.13111 showers in early morning.
lowed by roundly fair. but probe
cloudy west or during the day.
DEMOCRATS FAVOR FOREIGNBW
Met-n Cullsle fltretchee the I” h
Mulch American Interests. .7
The attitude of our secretary of the
treasury. Mr. Carlisie, in desiring to so-
oommodate the foreign manufacturer!
and the importers of foreign goods is
quite in keeping with the free trade pol-
icy of his party. Were it otherwise we
should be surprised at reading the fol'
lowing extract from a recent Washingv
ton dispatch.
“Secretary Carlisle' 1s especially 11an
ions to find some law of construction by
which he can admit goods which under
the present law are dotiahle and are
now in bond. but which become free
under the new tariff law. into the Unit»
ed States free of duty without subject-
ing the owners to the expense of export-
ing them and then reimporting them.’
It is very evident that the German
tariff bill did not authorize what Secre-
tary Corlisle has since permitted. Had
the new law been explicit in so doing
there would have 30!] no occasion {or
the secretary of t treasury to be “es-
pecially anxious” to oblige his foreign
friends. An honest man would not have
sought a quibble or a subterfuge to
evade the law. A true American would ‘
have executor] the law as he found it
and would have been glad of the oppor
tnnity that served to benefit Americans
by prolonging the chance for the em-
ployment of American labor in the
manufacture of American goods.
The public prominence that has so re.
peatedly been given to this Democratic
uliicial's inordinate desire to save a few
dollars for foreign irianufacturers. while
at the some time wrestiug 11. low riol-
lars from the unfortunate American
wage earners. is inferential proof that
tho exact rcading of the law has not
been put into execution. It was 1111‘
doubtodiy the original intention of the
free traders to grant to foreign manu-
facturers the special privilege that the
treasury ofilciai has gone out of his way-
to yield. But through one of its many
“i1ioonsistciicivsand cruditios” the orig-
inal intention of the bill was defeat-
ed, :1an a moddlesmuo official has trans.
acted a very dirty piece of business.
His action should be tested in a court of
law.
PEOPLE SPEND THEIR SAVINGS.
Maury Drawn l-‘rmn the New York Hanks
That “has I’ut by During Prosperity.
Tho Now York amt:- superintendent
of banking bar-~ pri-purr-rl his annual re-
port upou tho savings banks within his
jurisdiction. it is of interest in‘muso it
shows that tho amount of tnonoy held
by savings bunks 111 this siziio to the
(‘rr-riit of 11qu Ir-liHi‘S on July l. hill.
was $l'2.0<1o,11110 loss than on July 1.
iron.
(int of tho ill counties in New York
stab- thurn were only thrmx that showed
any increase in riqmsits. showing that
lllr‘ rusillluf tliv throat of TNT truth: W118
as with-spread 11> it was disastrous. lint.
ovru this (bu-:3 not roprcsvut the true
condition of the [111111111- 111 the Empire
Stain. Tln' 111111111111 of money deposited
in tin- savings bunks during the year
ending.' Julio 1111. lh‘lil, was $37,100,000
lr-ss than tho pr-oplc ricposited the pro.
vious your, and the total amount with-
drawn in thin was $3 1, 111111.001) greater
than the total amount (li'piirltt'll in the
sumo your. Hero on- tho details:
Amount Amount
Burrito-s. (li’ptNllt'd. withdrawn.
Albany .............. tumors ”Milli.“
Err-1mm. ”W 1.196,“)
t‘nyugn...,., . Ll 1.51.5.0“)
(Yin-mung ....... . . , 12.231 116.51!)
i'ulumbio ........... 115111111 649.7
l‘urtlnini ....... 357.250 011.1356
liutvhvm . l ..Ull till 2.“).lil)
l-Zrlc . ......... lmlilli mu 111.314.7117
Full/nu ....... .1300 49.2115
(Orl'e‘lit‘. ................. “11.72111 1111,1111.
Jodi-mm , .......... 1111741111 “171,11”
King-1 ........ , , , , 3,217.11” “5,910.5“
Mull-«111.. . . . .. . 1145.015 “but”
Muiirm il,’.'.-l.‘l.l'riiii “Mild/ill
iii-.111 «11m ry 2111,1121 11.51.1l9
Nrw \'-rlt.ii»4.‘.’.’11.'.1illi Whiting”)
Nirruuru” ............. iJHJW l..'1H.lli'.i
tin-1111.1. .......... 2.071.311 ATHLMU
Humming». ilfi‘aniiib T.l'itl.‘."..’2
lifting". .......... 1 71111.11" 21117.13
(row-1p: l.l1.lr,olr.' l.;'.lo.(..‘ws
l‘lilimro . ..... illumi hIIJH
(Jim-us 1:37.171 l.lt.‘rl.lil
lh'itwr-lru’r. .. 1.11.1.1-111 l,-17.'..1m
lip-turmoil. .. .. Mum Corsair;
twin lil‘t'lwl). 431.1..917 Month?
Hr-itwu , lm . l’. 1111'..er1
Huffnlii l.ll‘§‘\.lill
'l‘moplom but»!
I'lntr 1', . 1.101.“?
WI‘M'I'MI ilr'l' 'MRHJIH
'i‘otulu. Juno 111-, inili
'i'oiuln, .lurrv iii, 1111.4 .‘i.
11.11.11”... w
.,w;::111
ti:1!1.l:lll.'r.1
:MnMfit'il
liiii the Republican. or Democrat-1 lianho
rupi the Trriuury'.’
'l'br- stntmuvni prvparr-vl in tho trons
ury dopnrtmcrri 11ml rtilrorlrimwl into The
('utimr'selormi iii-v’it'rl by lbw lion, ii. ii.
iii-uriorsnn of inwu sliqu 111v following
inr'isr'om'ort1irru lbw 111111111111. of 11111111 3‘
in tho trmuuuy ut tlrr- lurutuoiog of tho
last four ndrninistrutione:
l'rrulrlorrl (intiil'ld {11111111 '1 cast. bub
Imw at tho luv-glowing of ill“ lr-trri.
Mnl‘r'ir 4. 1‘10.th .
(irHH-t (1111111111111. 111 liii in alumni:
of his hit” lriii1 \iartir i, in 1.
Slimline)
in! tril.. l’rlb’i’dlflfi
l'wabism lll‘l 1 ..,, n1; H.111 15.1%“.
intro-i... . . i'il.l¥.'7.iiat'
Titht‘vt i Ir 1 .1111, 'mr :1 - thud
llrru. 11.7w .1 1 "1 1mm litigant»?
Tin-w 115mm sin 1.41 «mull wry much
like 11 liiilihtntfi irruury, it President
Cleveland 11:111. 1111 a cautious man.
broker] to the foreign sources of revenue
by which to have irrairitainorl the bal-
ances in the treasury. he would not
have been wrestling with s denotes”
“‘WWL...
Norwalk Chronicler