Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 5, 1894 · page 2

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we are the largest manoi'ecturmoi

Ml ahoea in the world. rind nerantee

value by stain lag the mull a ,price on

hettom. whit: "protcfle ”ll against high

and tie rn'uh cmmi'e pro. is. Ourehoer

contour Wk in eiyle. c1141 fitting and

naiiiics. '.'.'c inu- them sold every-

at or priv n fur iiic value invert than

other mkc, ‘l'1';’r ro whetliuio. if you!
cannotaupply you. we call. nold by

J. Schaub & Son.
the

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liill’li Sillifl’

The people all any iiunt &

. Zeiniikecp the finest to be had

The float assortment of

FISH

to be iouod.

”1‘1 Hill!” ("Sim

at whoioeaie and retail.

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lag-rheuewhichfiecrctarymriialotuate
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at war ye, inexplainlne

"I have prepared the outlines oi a plan
which, in my opinion, will relieve the
government to a great extent from the
burdens new imposed upon it, aecurc
within a maaolebie time a rain and elas-
tic .fitioaal and eteto hank cunency
end remit ultimately in the met
retirement of United Staten] tender
notaoi bothclneaee. it in in brlei an
ioiiowe: ' ~

“Pint—Repeal all law» requiring or
a oriaing the depoait of United Stem

no security for circulation.

"Second—Permit national hanks to in»
one note: to enameuat not exceeding iii
perccntuin oi their paid upoand unim-
paired capital, but require each bank bo-
iore receiving note. to depoeit a guaran-
tee iund, ooueiatingoi United States lo»
gal tender notes, including treaeury notes

1 of 1890, to the amount oi 80 per centum

upon the circulating notes applied ior.
this pemntage oi depmits upon the air.
miletlng outstanding to be maintained at
all times, and whenever a bank retireeite
circulation, in whole or in part, its guer-
antee fund to he returned to' it in pro-
portion to the amount of notes retired.

”Mini—Retain the provisions oi the
law making atockholders individually lia~
hie and provide that the circulating mite»
shall constitute a first lion upon all the
enacts oi tho bank.

A Tax on Currency.

"Fourth-Jinn)“: a tax oi omniurii of
l per ccntum per animal, myrrh!» liltiml'
annually, upon the aver-um». amount of
notes in circulation to doirey the exponent
of printing notoe, ofllciel impel-vision, cen-
eellation, ote.

"Filth—No national bank note to beef
lean denomination than Oil) and all mum
of the some denomination to be uniform
in design, but hanks douiring to rudomu
their hotel; in gold may harr- thcm made.»
payable in that coin, the mry oi the
treanrry to have authority to prepare and
keep on hand muly ior leauo upon appii~
cation a reserve oi national bank note:
hr each banking me'imiou hating cir-
oulation.

“ Sixth—Muir? mob national thanking
aewciation to minim its notes at its own
oflloa, or at ite own oilloo and at agenciou
to he deelgnaml by it.

“i~icrcnth~'l‘o provide a neioty fund (or
the immediate redemption oi the olruu-
lating notes of iaiied hanks. impoac a tee
oi —- per cent per annum upon the em—
erge ciruulatiou oi Inch bunk until the
fund amount» to 5 per cent oi the total
circulation oututonding. Runnin- each
bank and mu-h bank taking out addition-
al ciroulmion urdc'poelt it» proper pmpor~
tion to this fund hoion- nusiving notm
When a bunk folio. its minimum- iund
hold on drums“ to be paid into the minty
land and mod in tho nuimupliuu of its
noii's.

“ii thin iuiui shall be immirod by the
roilmnption oi the notes of iaiiod national
banks, and lili‘ hummiintl-ly available mull
win of run-h bunks arr insufficient to m-
euteiiilsh tho iuud. it ulmli at now be
made mend by pro rota monuments upon
the other books, rtu'nrtlliig to the amount
of their lillihiliiltllllk rin-ulatlnn. but thorn-
ehall be a tire! lll'li upon all tho aim-Me oi
the lulled bank or bank» to n-imburue thr-
contributing luaize. The safety fund may
be invested in outnmndiuu l'niIo-d 5mm
bonda having the longest tiuw in run.
the bond» and the laiunmt uprm them to
he held an pert oi iha- fund and will when
awry to redeem norm oi failed healer.

“Eighth—Jirwai the provlaiom oi the
mmnlmtlim and t'xll'ittllun art oi July
12, me. im inn limitation» upon the
reduction a. . iurmm-s oi tuitional hank
circulation. ,

"NInth—linrui all provisions oi the
law requiring lsmkn to limp e roar-m on
account oi «humus.

“Tenth—Tho err-Mary oi the treasury
may. in hie diet-retina. one any eurpitte
revenue oi the i'nin-d Siam in the re-
demption and min-uu-nt oi United Staten
legal wader- mine, but eiltrh redemption.
eheil not in the aggregate earned an
elnountoquaito‘mmoentm thoaddl-
tionel circulation taken out by Iiittlotial
and new barrio: under the nyutom iwrein
mm.

when nah Rots-a tit-ell Ila “mp0.

"Kloventh—(‘lmriatlng noun leaned by
a heating moniker, duly orpnlaed an:
der the law oi any state and which tram»
eota no mher than a banking bin-lime,
ehall be exempt from taxation under the
lewaoi the United Stem when it iaehown
to the retininctiou oi the watery oi the
trueury and the «nuptroiier oi the our»
my: I. 'i‘hot ltll‘il hank her at no time
had «outstanding its emulating Min in
metri’l'hmmtoi iiil [arid lip and
unimpaired capital. 2. That ita mk-
rhoidere are individually liable lot the re»
detription oi iti‘almuletlnn m io the
full eatont oi their ”My! etoult a.
That emulating m Willi“ M
law a lien upon the emote lit, 3M
hank. t.’l'hatthe hheaetelltinlilm
kepta guarantee land in United States
legal tender including linearity notea
oi taro, aqua to to par vent oi it» out»
landing ctrcnietingm 5. Tire: lthen
‘ Wattle-um! lie onto: an dorm“.
mm page, ii it hen bromine.

"mob—m mmry oi the true:
«by, under ruins and recoil»

alienate“ and hyhl‘rrngrmiteteto

M fl W

‘0! tar m the distinctive paper

in printing mm mm mariner.
hetno new hair sir-iipriruamm
ita m in almliitmie oi a lininei mata-
eote or mildew or natkmeiienlr note."

Wight...”

Wits m in Cm
Vet-meow. itm-J’hu'i'iw .
the min client elem time hermit:

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been oprmed the talk with a Mime-tin to
the effort that the m course leyin the
abandonment of any oiiort to loathe iron
raw material hills hotnuee oi the evident
determination oi the Republicans to pre—
vent union. Senator Vest in his speech
Medan inclination toward eloture, cum-
tonding that ii the lhmrocrnte did not
adopt it the Republimne would when they
should come into power. Senator ”organ
made pmbebly the loom Wit of tho
scar-kin in presenting a plea ior a .iiherni
allowance oi time ior the consideration of
the Nicaragua meal bill.

Whilcmo action on any creation was
taken by the mooue the prevailing senti-
ment after the clone oi the mucuseemnod
to be that the ultimate docbdon oi the
counts», would he advenie to theontlru so-
rloe oi munitions prawnusd by Senator
Daniel. 'l‘ho sentiment favorable to clip
euro amount quite evenly divided, and
there are mine for believing that it
might beagrmi upon but ior the {not that
the Democratic party will noon he in the-
minority in the inmate.

This oiroumntanm h-d some to advise
against the change who had hivl‘t'ioiom boon
considered iavorahlo to it. There was ale;
a strong element prone-at favorable to tho
my oi the origin bill, as reported ivy
the finance committee. striking out all
dimwmlale on sugar and lr-avinga straight
revenue duty oi to pur cont ad ralorum.
but it was pointed out that ii the attr-lupt
should be outdo in this dimviion it would
open up the entire turiii qumtion.

Home and tic-ate.

'i'ho ornate em in minim (or only hail
an hmlr, as the ieadoreoi the majority €er
aired in caucus on the general micro!
btmlnm More palm-ding with the Bur-1i-
nma itmli. There one time enough, how—
ever, ior )ir. lodge oi Mamhlimtte to
have pane-vi two resolutions ior iniorma-
tion which promiaa to bring the Hawaiian
andJllueiielde incidents before-1W
for minimum and probably criticism. There
was thr- ueual tiring:b oi bilieand petitions
incident to the opening days oi a ere-slum,
only oneoi them. however. bring of much
public importance.

The aeeeion oi the lumen wasemniing.
ly dull and unintereeting. 'l'heaiimdunw
wan email. and there wee nopoiltical clash
oi any kind A bill pmviding {or thmh-d‘
icailon oi tlw ('hiokamanga and i'halm-
amigo Military purl: on Sept. lil uncle".
loos. and one for tho mtabliehim-nt oi an
additional military park on tho ell» oi the
battli- oi Shiloh \wn‘ [IIFHHL and the ro-
nuriudu-r oi tlw day womb-voted tam iruit‘
loss ullwunainn oi thr- printiug bill.

HOGG AFTER OiL MAGNATES

llvmmi to on tier limbo-feline Into ‘l’eene
and forum Them.

Amwn. llw. .‘r,——.~‘umv do)“; agoiimn
l-i'imi' lingo iwmi n-qulysilinns ior tiw or
rust of Williniuuml [ivory lim-kvivllor and
ollu-r umunmm of tho Simularri nil mirr-
pony and Water» Home oi the Wilton
l’irrw' llll mmpnuy. ilulio-imi for violnilom
oi tlw Texas antitrust law.

The nnmieltintia um known in haw
roar-ind Governor Flow-1r oi New York
and iiovvrnor Sinm- oi )iimmri m-wml
days up". but what m-llon lbvy haw lulu-it
hm- nlri lea-n train-milled to tho mm- oili
vials.

Governor "W! Main that hr- will fol-
low tin- moth-own into ovr-ry nteto in tho
l'nion and ornate tho nor-rm ii Mummy
to bring them to jueilw. lle ”will that
either the murmur of Mlmttrl or tiw
WITH"? oi Kan-ate would maniac rho-
turnip-"ion and eurvmdr-r the mom. whom
be lit urtieiiui will br- mnrirtnl ii he can
get tin-m into Turn-r,

Beitlrnen'e Dell M.

Bummer. lire. l’r.-—-’i'he iiniilmorr
Aurorioan'a doll and my 1150' ripened at
the Academy of Movie. The ehow la a
mvvl "II! oi lta kind and is manila
never trim attempted here. One oi the
ioeturoe wee an immune iihrletmee true
lighted by pin-trinity : anothrre hunt fiend
nmtelninx the dolle and toys to be die-
trlbutni to the pom rhlldmr oi the vlty.

Damien lit-n Mr a litre! Vault.
NATH‘K, ll. l.. ”or. i'i.-~I’mit1eiimol
«Iio blow-re «banned the ntwi vault in
tho ii. it. it ll. Knight Menuiarturinu
mainny'n mm- at Nomi: villain: and
anmml the wholu‘ rillmm The nutrient
the miller: menu-d in not yet known. .

lea-tor "iii to [rt-re.
Al'uim'l‘iitil. r14... Din. hnfinmior Hill
and Monte i'hvrh ‘.iirii‘avao will lmru um
Worth ior Washington by mini lreln
'tmlnv. 'i'ho mutter hoe mdoyrd hie vieit
to i'loridu [null] and la in excellent
hmilh.

Fletloeel noel; woe.
MAL-room. in. "w. emulation: hr..r
nerd?“ Mir that the rewind Netiwel
book this city has been "lull-d out
or ”gm bffim‘flpn oi a more“ on a
Row York bank "r

£321... W

tremor. 3.1.. ”or. hamlet-«val oi
the late llev, livery M. mars toot
imm the Vine i’mbyterlee church, ei‘
which in» rm rin- weer.

10mm rem- are».

ileum in... in. a.——m retit- ea
Mir-u Don earl ileolaoee prairie-elem
in. nomim. and no one whiten!
what the dinner to.

me «in mm WW cave-a.

(nonmetal. 'i’ma. lire tin-lie old
filth ’W termed lather Walton wee
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hm, illuflkeiaiiom ,. _

Wemrrromm

moi-Qantas bleep I tore
WM lie Wendy-r: Until a raw
Dale-i ”.Mh-Jeerrel “rule“ Will
:- ng'u ‘I‘He mung.

va Cm, it». hulk-Germ
Leon Abbott died at his ordinance hero.
The m’a iernlly and Dr. Ichili
were at his hedddo when he Wewey.

. been euiierins from die

alienate long t our, and this im the oauee'
oi hie death.
, The luneral wrvimu will be held at hie
letc residence this evening. They will be
undated by the Rev. Gmrge Bennett,
motor oi Grace Pnncurnat Episcopal
church. The interim-at will be in Green-
wood cemetery on Friday.

Fix-(Smother Abbott wan to ymra oi
ago. He hadxeorved strum-lively in the
emnhly. tho state senate and an govern—
or oi New Jenny. lie was merrily ap-
pointed judge oi the supreme court by
Governor Wona. 'At one time Governor
Abbott woe summed to be a candidate ior
the [initial Slam remaionhip to suconad
Senator McPherson. Ho dudliwdio run.

[an Alrirdt’a Career.

lmn Abbott was born in Philadelphia
Oct. 8, 1m. "in birthplace wan within
a few foot of the true under which Wil-
liam Penn made his trinity with the In-
dians-I. ilo mu oi English clement, his
greet-grandfather, who was born in 1730,

i“ .-.,
tx-oot‘rzuanu movement

having immigrated to Ponnsylv'enin.
This ant-stoi- wee a Quaker and wast
obliged to leave England on account of
Religious [n'neu-utlon. ills drmndama
lived in thin part of Pennsylvania until
i830. when lam Abbott's iathor Honored
to Philadelphia. when! he learned the
trade oi a better. He gave a liix-rnl edu-
cation to his son 11‘)", who, after a term
at on» oi the mmllllilll ne'hmis, was grad-
uated in i853 an bachelor oi arts at the
high m-hmi oi l’hiimlelpbia and live years
lair-r rwvivni tho- dogrve oi innate-r oi
ans.

"1- entomd the law "filo-o of John W.
Aehnmul. ilwn lTrriml Storm lliutrict at-
!nrm-y [or the ore-tirm pinion of Pennsyl-
vania. and WM admittui to the Prmnayi-
vanin inr’ln no? and lmll the putative
oi low in Philmleiphia. (in his twenty-
sirth birthday, Uri. ti. lens. ho was mar-
ried to Him Mary “rim of Philadelphia
and rvmovnl from that city to llolnrkcn.
N. .l. His Wife! dini i«l yuan Ml“. ll:-
iook gum interval in politic» and joined
the ih'iuorratir party. whom muse hr
wrvod by uumy I'luqlii'ili epr'n'lu'l during
tin- exciting i’ilililltliflln of thN' troubled
iinrm.

[in war- admitted in tho New Jersey
liar. and in Hill hr one i‘li'l'li‘d to the ne-
n-mbiy. h'lll’I'M'iillng liuimko-u in the log-
iaiatun- for two yams, "1- Wm nu'ogniusd
as the li‘fll't'i‘ oi tlw ileum-mt- ln the
New Jon-y uw-nrhiv. (in tho expiration
oi ill-i M‘t‘itilil term he numwmi to Jersey
i‘liy. but uric-d a. mrimmiiun ouriiter'l for
tho r‘ny ui iioinlwn {or throw yuan, n»
eigirina in mm

Ni. I'oillnel .‘lriltily.

At ilw lh'iitm‘l’ltiil' Milli“ convention
which nn-t in Tia-Mun in imilt to nomi-
oaio pnmitlonl‘ml t'lm'iul’u and e [emu-run
ho was rho—m an rhalnnan. llr wee also
rer‘ltilIm itiiul'ltr)’ inf the have M L'il‘
ion and l'fll’lltflfllflfl munaol ior Bayonne.
in 136930 he wee min a member oi tin~
mmhiy and during both oi thoae year»
wen eprnh-r oi the hotter. la the (manor
year he wee unanimoualy elected em
nor to Jim Randolph espruldent oi tho
Janey City hoard oi education. in me
hemedeioptcat lamtothonationnl
Dawn-ratio mnvmtimr at Baltimore.

lie wee elected to the state senate irom
"Moon roomy in um. arming ior throo
tenor: and bring chm-n ea par-idem of
that body. in April. in“, he wee ap-
pointed or nation «anneal for Juror-y
(lily. an 1 which he held tor mu
your». In the ism-mm oi lain howent in
Hi. lambs Mlli'lt‘flhil‘ to tire notional Draw
(limit in umvmtioa. lie wan unenlmomiy
inromrimi an an eblu lawyer. a ekliliui
politic-den and a wry i'r'tt'fgrtlv men in
whatever he unrirrtmh.

The Ihnme-mtir atato mmvotitimr hold
in 'l'mmm in Inna minnow! him ior
marrow on thr mwmd ballot. and he wins
ulwtod in the ioliowing Nun-mine by a
very largo rmriority. lie tool: a mi
part in tho mama. and ior m-ariy two
month» worked night and day. traveling.
eprekine and repent-don. giving himmii
lore than lire horm- lllfl'v verb day. liit
edmlnietratiun m noted for it» able and

kni chew. {haul the lawn whhrb
strongly irritant-xi was the reared «or
mention eat-t oi not. under whit-h the di-
m Male in: in paid lry «invitations, and
only the «W reta- ielle din-filly tip-m the
lndlvidrmi taxpayer.
UWM Ambition.

0n the npireiim oi his term are gov-
mur lu- poem-d hie law pantie». mine
in NW York city. when ho- herl an oiliee
lil- well a modulate for
motor in isn‘t. but a no
am We seal “in

lied “(live

he wee molly elected.
M a "from: ernhl‘
‘ l’oii '

Jean-0. "with.” WM or ‘~
enough in. 'ium'mio memo
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Plain , _
Statement. & -_

W

We make some low mistakes and have juet dis-

covered one. A; lot of

men’a auita; something

wrong with the goods; looks nice, but don’t wear,
well, and we feel will not stand our ueuel guaran-

tee, so to end it we have

marked the whole lot at

kLALF PRICE. and sell them without
any guarantee on our part. Ask to see lots 1,011

and 1,012.

1. i. 111111111 1

‘31

111111111,

Everything for men and boys

clothing, furnishings and Hats

ill NTlNEL BUILDING,

WASHINGTON STREEM

SOUTH uouwanx.

 

 

 

I AM AGENT FOR

% is claimed for it.

HAY. Bill'-

 

11111111 111' 111111

, : 1 Guaranteed to remove one bushel of dirt on
lather impurities from every thirty huehele .
E ljoete. I use several in my businere with one
, lent results. It cleans the cats and doea all th

All horse owners know he ~.-..

‘ i will thrive on clean oats, and eicken on dirt
onee. An oat cleaner is not a luxury hut is nec
carry to the good health of horses.

j, Manuel T. Hatch,

I5 Marshall Street

All onto and corn carciuiiy screened.

onarr. nu. run. no. “

 

FRANCIS & co

(low of eubliueet things is Plain truth.

If we say a

llll llli liliiililil

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ALL WOOL.

it in all wool.

Men like turkeys in 0 improved by good droning.

FRANCIS & 00.,
RELIABLECLOTHIER

86 Washington Steal.

A lad 6‘ mild gold watch. good
moon-able m. ior th» prior
charred lore and uoid illlt'tl
«wt, only M8 on. Now do
clone in hand engraved
Mil. watches immmw

.

‘ told filled and heavy
ellvrr rein in hunting

- South llamali. in

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