msmmaa thllaatptrollerlm
hat a In Ila-blag Hakim.
ht Me In M M an to the
law—imwfiwrm‘m
Valuer”, Dec. ll.-’l'he M
interact at the npitol today center! in the .
“one ol the committee on ways and
mane. Secretary Garnish and comptrol—
lcr motels appeared by invitation: Worn
the hon-e ootnmittee on banking and our-
reney to explain and advocate the new
banking plan prepared hythooetwooill-
eialsand lndoraed in thepreeident‘lmeo-
rage. The room was crowded with mem-
bers of thehouse. and intense lnterestwas
manifested.
Secretary Carllsle was examined and
cruel examined by the member- of the
committee. Behadadraiteiabllllnhla
who. but after his mill-tint: eon-
clndcd to revise it incortalnparticnlars
helbre submitting it to the committee.
Mr. Carbide and Mr. new. dilered
aonwwhat an to tho details of the prupoqed
hanklngeehenw, but agreed upon the prin-
ciples to govern it. Mr. Cariisle will ap-
pear again on Wednesday. Today Mr.
Hepburn. Mr; Horace White and other .
New York bankers will be heard. 5
Mr. Carllsle Answers Questions.
Mr. Johnson asked if the ultimate ila.
biilty of the government would not inspire
more confidence in the currency.
”Undoubtedly," aid the secretary, "
the United Status government stands bo-
hiud a national bank note, it lncpimsaheo-
lute confidence. But my ideals that the
proposed plan will insure ample protection
and thou-ion- ample confldonec. "-
Mr. Walker (Mam) put the hypothetical
case of a failed bank and askod the course
to be pursued under the proposed system.
" First," sold the mmmiry, "the bank's
30 per cent goes into the general enioty
funds. The notes of the bunk are then paid
immediately. if the total of the safety
fund and the assets of the failed bank and
lnaufliclent to moot all liabilities Without
carrying the genml minty fund below the
5 per cent. then all the’ banks are ascend
to meet the liabilities. The banks then
have u lien on tho “nets of the failed
hanks. "
Mr. Walker asked what would happen if
a failed bank had no nouns. so that there
would be no lien for the minor banks to
fall back on. The secretary said this wna
an extermivc presumption. it had oecurrnd
only six timm that a national bank had
whichevdfluwaadl’lonr.
loner and unadulterated.
ME out and at Issue
' t :l I
enroll “null-”ha; nt. ll». Print
It 5 8t lomslocl.
‘5'u. o. t I. mum
it! In“ it, Bridgeport. Bonn.
h—Ihm'toipmanydayueeptsnnday.
l.5
Bl‘l
llafllner I-
ll. 8. Pita-l 0-",
[813 I0 1883.
Ollices. 436 Main Street,
a
-l"m'”." en“. been absolutely without mu.
“1 undrnstnnd." said Mr. Johnson (0.).
5 . L. mucus "that you hope to socure an chaotic cur-
"_ 5 I. “"5 .m. mney by this plan. Now. what incentive
53 SHOE no nonunion would tho-re be for a bunk to written its cir-
EH culntion?"
5 5.5:: tswggfiww' "The haul: may not at once induce."
fifigmwm Iaid the era'n'tury. “but If tho public does
55;; $5§9WUCESSQIS not want money tho bank will withdraw
a 5 ' 0&2 wo circulation, mi the-n» will be a mull tax on
$2; menu mo: 55..
$2 a]; ' "The bunk will go tho limit of its cir-
. ' 'LA 135' culntlonnt tfu-outsrt. will it not?” uuvri
“,2 l1! Mr. Johnson.
5 5 33,52'BE'sTDm‘ " Probably yen, at the start." mid Mr.
(‘nrlinhn "but if then- is no doumnd for
what is issued the norm will be slowly but
surely rrtinrd. The to: on the noon in
not min-h. but it is enough to kfi'p the is-
sue boyond what tho public moth."
Mr. Johnson mid ho coldd not soothe
thistle-By claimed Some bunks might no
dove; others might not. ’l‘hc plan fihilwul
a gnnt lnduoonwnt for loaning currency.
but it did not show the mine inducement
for com nwtlng currency.
Mr. Johnson (ind) ruined as to the state
bankfvuturo of tho ministry‘s plan.
“ It suggwte morvly a plan by which
state bunks would not if they sum ill. But
the goverunwnt has no din-rt (mm-urn with
state lnstitmiom. The plan simply given
them the privilopo of noting undor certain
conditions if they we fit. "
Mr. Walla-r led if Mr. ('urllslo had yet
drawn a bill t'ltillnlylug his plan. Tho
Icon-fury rcpilod that. he had dictated a
5 sum not cmmsus '
5 5. 5 “ l VI'L'DOUGLAS.
5 "" M BROCKTON. MASS.
[awe-n anvc money by purchasing W. 1..
Din-ulna Moon.
”.9 we are too largo-A manufacturers oi
“verified shoes in the world. and uaruntce
lulu: by stamping the name an price on
_ which protects you garnet high
and the mid-ilczmn'a profits. Our shot;
1 custom won; in style. rosy fitting and
unlitica We have them sold every
l’ r th: not: given than
other He"? 1 « :iitotc. If you
cannot supply youhwc can. Sold by
J. Schauh & Son.
. 11-5
1’“
0 "7°" gum rough draft and he would submit it to
. lssliowoslft. eioah no. thcmmmitrm lt wma tentative moan.
m- ~ |.°”"‘o".uol‘:& urn. and ho would rhnngv it in mine do-
onvlt I" mi“
\
l‘mnptroilcr menu-r» Masons-at.
Comptmllvrof the f'um‘ncy Erkcls then
apprnmi and uuuh- his statement. Noth-
lng. h - mid. ought to ho dom- by «ingress
looking to a champ- of the pro-amt banking
aystcm union» the munitant should he ben-
eficial both to tho banks and the public.
The ornrnt of the banking Interest of the
country nvpnwnta in capital “190,000,000;
in «lop-nits. “Aluminum. and in dopmit-
oro about amount Such enormous in-
terests bring lnvolvod. any new system
to be lnaugura l muut at the output com-
mand the mini] nee of the purpha
The notimial liking gym-m now in
vomm might be on d tohca national habit.
Moat of thuae who made mo of It know
little or nothing of other ayntcnm. He
thought, thorofonr. that nothing in the
present ayuwm abould be altered unless it
could be Improved upon to the promotion
d the huulm lntcreata of the people.
in this country the note leaning function
vsnmonf
{um sun
The people all say liunt &
Zelnfl keep the finest to be had
The lineal assortment of
» FISH ,
to he found.
noun cums
at wholesale and retail.
. the principal. in other countrlralt war
dideront. in France. Germany and Buy»
It. the leaning function was paramount.
tion of thoeelcgal _
it proper that the lanh ior5the privilege
of liming not“ on their capital stock
against thelraeactaahould honmdeto‘de-
posit legal tender: with the governmentu
a reserve fund.
”66.000.000 of low loaders held ferro-
Under the system he proposed
6! the cimnlation would he dopooitodln 4
to the general principles they dillercd
wae an incident and the Mull amounts
nu. mm in lltllllll;
sum.
' Ilunt & lelull,
lWeall.»ll.
JACOB Ill. LAYTON
lit. "aluminum
Ifllttflfllllnlthlflfln
n. amnesia.
us
not
‘m‘t‘m Ecé opium
in England, inland. Miami and can-
uha tho eyetem more nearly awn-clued
ours. The neheme which he had rogue-Md
In hip report he raid. was intended to db
turb so little a» poallblo the existing or-
dsr oi thingr. In order to make any sys-
tem roomful the note issued must be im-
mediately. not ultimately. «invertible into
Mn. This war the fir-at mum-um.
After this came. it the banks mid be
given the power to expand the currencyln
time» of .atringency. the two main objects
of a currency ayetom would he obtolncd.
“light“: [and Feature.
In hla ayatcmhehad lawper
cent deposit, upon which bank notes should
blamed. To the extent of the deposit
those notes were abadutely rain The nth;
«tapereent wouldheeccumdbyanafety
fund raised by W taxation Frankly
he did not consider such deposit my.
he iegloktlon at that had enacted
a currency which in and of itself. in hip
could not have molatalned line"
had not the gowrnment' unkind it with
a legal hinder umllty.
Ir. fields MM at longth the Unis-
latlonwhicll «and the legal binders. and
he gave lt u Ilia winlcathsttltelepl
tend-n. ultimately but not bloom-tel:
«lemma. mole thewmmbmereu—
than ltotherttlsswmld Milan.
tendaneteshethought
Today under the national bankingaet
frey, who queotlonvd him closely for an
serve fund were taken out of circulation.
50 per cent
mandarin. for which circulating note! l
would he leaned dollar for dollar. This
would in nowleo decrease the volume of
currency. The operation of this plan
would be to immediately-withdraw 0340.-
000.0000i the lognltendere from ”100480,;
0004“) of legal tenders now used to (1an
the treasury of gold. .
Mr. Hotels said. in conclusion. that
while Secretary Carllole and he agreed as
somewhat as to methods. The members
of the committed then propoundod their
interrogatories.
In reply to Mr. Johnson he said that In
his opinion the dangers of stole hank cir-
culation were ovometlmatod. it should be
remembered that 13 states by low prohib-
ited such bronco ' '
‘ In [louse and Senate.
Wasnixorox. Doc. il.—Sonloor Morgan
occupied the attention of the senate for
two hours in a speech in favor of the bill
providing for the «instruction of the Nica-
raguan ennui. lie expanse-d himself ia-
vorublc to government ownership in the
enterprise and declared that prompt action
should be taken. as to alnudon the project
now would be a doreliction which the peo-
ple would not forgot.
Senator (‘ail introduced two resolutions
of interest—one mounting the govern-
ment to eonuneneo negotiations with Spain
for the which of Cuba‘s independence
and for the guarantm by the United States
of tho payment of such a sum aa shall be
agreed on betwven the [failed States and
Spain for. Spain's relinquishment of her
mutt-o1 of Cuba. The other n-solutlon do-
clarcd that the Interests of the world re-
quire that all governments shall unlto in -
negotiating with China and Japan fora
settlement of the war.
The houoe devoted the do: under the
Hill's to btmlnmt reported from the Dis-
trict of Columbia comudttm. Several
bills of purely local importance were me-
ed. and a n-udution was adopted netting
aside the third Saturday in January for
eulogieo on the life and «banner of Mar-
(um C. Lisle. late a nvpnwntntivc from the
Tenth Kentucky district. A joint resolu-
tion was also mud to pay the ofllcors and
omploycm of the house and senate thclr
salaries for the pros-mt month on Dec. 20.
PASSENGERS ROBBED.
A Rock Inland Train Hold I'p and [noted [I
Indian Territory.
l-‘our Wourn. Tex. Doc. ll.—-.-\ spoflnl
from Torn-ll. l. 'l'.. onyx: 'l‘ho north bound
Rock islnml xnnsrwngvr train was hold up
and robin d by muslin] highwnymen about
row will" moth of this station and just on
tho hull!» of lilo lh'd rlt‘rr.
'l‘llv.~n- \v. n' .hm- of tho outlaws. who
climb 1i om‘; illt' tc-mll-r and onto tho on-
g'mu, mom-'Iul tho comm-or tootop the
«not. , u: llli‘ll took llw engines? and llro
Hum ,. 1. mil-d to the I-xpn-ns maturing»!
("up . 1 - door. which one done, but as
[In mom 5. ?~ mrrinl of night nothing wan
H'I’IIH'll, 'l'lwy furtu‘d tln-lr attention to
tho [timing-w. wingthmugh tho runs and
rubbing thr {non-own of mom-y and vul-
lmhlm. ,
At pn-eo-ul (be upon is that about 8600
mm swurui. tom-thor with m-vvml watches.
The [linoleum-rs worn awakened and mm‘
polled to bond over their \‘ulmiblu-s. Severn!
abut» \h-I'I‘ ilml llttn lht' train. and two
shots m-rc ill-rd at (‘ondurtor ('aunon
through the door.
Pullman l‘onduotor Brown was struck
by a bullet. which lodged in liltl um. lie
war not injured. Thorn were three of the
npbberlt who were marked. and after aooolu
pllalvlnu their work thoy left. going In a
watterly dlrrction. They were obabbily
rimmed and ll‘t'ml'tl to he umatvura at the
Minimum
A Pal-Ins lbatiatry Analvmary.
llamrono, Doc. u.-—Ttw lll'tieth anni-
vmary of the inhaling of nitrous oxide
gas by Dr. Home Welln and the painlons
extraction of a tooth while under its influ-
ence was colebratod by tho Connecticut
lhmtnl mnloty byaliauquot. The Well»
mrmorlal tablot who also unvollod.
Portland lixpm Wrecked.
WILLS. Mo. Doc. ll.-—’i‘bo Portland ex-
pn-aa on the llo-cton and Maine road wan
purtinlly wn'claod about a mile east of
here, who" the truck» oi the Pullman at
left tho Hillel. No one was hurt.
Killed Ill-ring a Windstorm.
\l'mrx CAI-311.2, l4... Duo. ll.—-A heavy
windatonn struck thin north)". 0n Al
hamhrltplantatlon a two ntory brick build-
Ing was demon-shod ( lue negro was killed,
and three otborn Wow wounded.
Charged WIN: Attempted Blackmail.
\‘ixrnno llM-icx. Mam. Doc. ll.--
(lungs! W. Evans is held born under 02,000
llllldll for an alleged at tempt to levy black
mail on Mine Elm Look, a prominent
young lady or 'l'lnbury.
Field Marlin-l Yamagnta hut Dead.
\‘oleuana. lire. ll.-A report
decimal to ho untrue.
W
lea ls l’rlarcloo'u New Implant.
Pallutl‘l’nx. 36'. J.. lice. ll.-—'l'be Prince
Tigers for the coming year.
Canary imam In Trouble.
hunt, the (mountain ninety W
moral them-ml Milan in arrears in
L momma
W summon. In Not the non-
teotim O'Donnell and Almondinger ar-
rented a man at 490 La Belle avenue who,
they claim. is Samuel 0. finely. who is
wanted in New York for the embezzle-
ment of 0854.000 from the National Shoe
and Leather bank, in which institution
in) was a bookkeeper.
y
Dale, and that he had been in Chicago two
weeks.
Haas and Sergeants Williams and Mullah
hour, could get nothing from him.
station dometivos soy thoro is no doubt
about it. ‘
myotcriouayoung mun considerably under
that had
lned currency to the effect that Field
Yamagata. mmmamlor of the
tint Japnnoeu amuy. was (lead in officially
Ion football ricron tailor-tat langdmi Lea
to anon-rd 'I‘roncburd no «opinion! the
(Sheraton. non. lieu. lip-mum:
in
M ml:
no no in (31th.
mm in nu. "
away mum. to: m: n- u r. c.
Dale—«Pollo- 0ivea.tho 'l'ip by a Stranger.
Niles With the lie-crlptlen.
anionic. Doc. ll.-—-0entral Station Do-
The prisoner stout-
asaerted that his name woe Frank G.
Further than that 'Lieutonaut
Although tho prisoner will not admit
hat ho is Sccly. thcrlov'orcet of the control
Between 10am! ll o'clock but night a
Plain
Statement.
Nothing, Furnishings and Hats
We make some few mistakes and have just die- 5
covered one. A: lot of men’s suits; something
wrong with the goods; looks nice, but don’t wear
,well, and we feel will not stand our usual guaran-
tee, to to end it we have marked the whole lot at
11 ALF PRICE. and sell them without
any guarantee on our part. Ask to see lots 1,011
and 1,012. ‘
W-l- mum t comm,
Everything for men and boys
ENTINEL BUILDING, WASHINGTON STREE
SOUTH NORWALK.
DAMUEI. C. REELT.
the lniluvncc of liquor entered the central
stationmnd approaching lkwttlt'cs O’Don—
nell and Almendingcr said:
"i can toll you whore you can put your
hands on Set-1y, the New York hunk rob-
bur."
Asa bond bill offering 85,000 reward
for the man had been posted completions-
ly in the station for two weeks. the detect-
ives believed their brothor slouths were
playing a practical joke on them.
“You'd better, whol- up," mild O'Don-
nell to tho. mysterious young mun.
“i mean, what i say." he mpllod. “Soc
ly is up on Ln Hallo avenue. 1 know him.
I've mm him within a wcok."
"What is your mono?" mired O'Donnell.
"Never mind my Mlllli. Just come
with me if you wont to get flu: mun."
By this timco dozen detectives had gath-
en‘d around. offering ougm-stlons nnd ud-
vicc. but oil manatly boliovml the young
mun was suffering from u mild form of
delirium tnuuvm.
“fill go with you. young mun. " mid
O'Donnell, "and if you fool me 1'" look
you up." w
“’l'hvro is no fooling in this." he mplicd.
I'larod l'ndrr Arrest.
Savoring n rupy of tho circulnr describ-
ing finely. the two dotwtivcs followed the
loan with the “tip" to him. Clayton's
boarding boom ms Lo Sullo uvonuo. ()n
hatching tho swoml llmrlho mun point-
ml to u bin-k room and said, “lid is lit
them. "
Tho dotecllws krila-kml, uud u boom
"('onu- In!" wusthv rmpmiso. ()nvglnuco
ronrincml U'llonm-ll tlmt It was Surly or
hisdouhlo. So without any preliminary
toll; tlo- otlh-vr said. “Mr. St-u-ly. you are
mum-d m polin- Imulqunrlvrs. "
"l nln not Mr. Sm-Iy.“ WM tho umnwr,
"but I how unobjwtiou to going topo-
livo lll'ullqllltrll‘l'vi. You have mode It mis-
take."
The nmn was pluinly wry nervous. “My
nnmv," mild he. “in Frank (3. little. him
a stronger in Chicago."
Meanwhile tho man who bud given the
Dmt‘l'l'tl tho informutlon thut h~d to the or-
root had disapproval and did not giro his
nuuu-~ and so for tho unit-ore have not
learned his Idl-ntity.
’l‘bo prlmnor refusal to my anything
on the wuy to tho station. Deter-tho
O'Donm-Il took out the photograph and
description in tho utnI-t our and made a
mental mmparlsou. 'l‘boy mlupnml ox-
artly exvcpt for an attempt at (linguist:
which tho prllumcr bud Hindu.
The prlaom-r wan nuhorod Into Mouton-
aut limin' mom of the station. and there
ho wan mun-bod and quwtlonm. llo wue
(Inland in n l'lu‘up now Milt of clothes.
with n molt rout mill is long warrant. lie
luul a film) blIl uud eovrrul cards on which
WM printod the mom of Frank (7. Ilolo.
‘I’alilrs Will: the Description.
in his [mold-i wneu alwping our conduct-
or'r «book for n l'ullumu la-rth mnrkcd
“J. (7." to“\i'. ll.." dated Nov. 17. The
cur wuu tho limo-pol und illucullllllt’trlr'e
nnmo Nllon. It wnnlntonm-Ml to moan
from Jormy City to olthor Wmhlugtou or
Wliwliug. it won on upper borth uud luul
will 01!.
Then: WM .l Ivltor from lhikolumidrtm-
ed to "Frank if. llolo. " whlrh‘ n‘fvm'd to
mine n-nl minus trnunforn. This was all
tho police mid lIo-y could find on him.
The prlmm-r ways be I» ll yearn old. 1nd
ho Iooka it. llo In about it {wt 0. light
hair. which bod boon cut short nnd mmlxsd
forward on tho foruhmd. llo la thin:
weighs about 1:55 poundn; Ima blah chock
honors and a tuarkod twullorlty about the
cyan. 'l‘lw loft «yo lurnn outward. There
la also a alight malfommllon of the right
fir, both mnlllnrlliw of Holly. ills moo
taollo bod boon trimowd and dyed black.
The photogmpb of Sully lo the bonds oi
the pollen In a pmlllo vlow, and whun the
prlcmmr won pound in prolllotlm lines were
Identical uxmqytdhnt the drawing mua~
taoho bad Im. trlmumlumltlio pomp
dour Imlr rut Hui mmlml forward. llo
wan not w nlvvk on W- pbnh'u nph.
Lawn-r Anal-l lladn’t lirard.
Nun tour, lion. “winner Angel or
Jersey lily. may» mourn], raid at l
o’ohxsk this morning that he hadhennl
nothlo
Intro t
lb"
he Milled If the
Minot
oi Sally’s capturo, and he wan
t hewould be thallm new to
prlamcr Milly m the
A!—
BEAR IN MIND
That I carry a larger stock of highng
Grain than any dealer in town. '
That I makea, specialty of the Grain businee
and devote my whole time and attention to it.
That I use Higbie'sPatont OatCleaner and o
for you Oats free from dirt and other impuritie
That my prices will at all times be as low 2
quality of goods will warrant.
. That I am located at 15 Marshall street, wit
in branch ofli :e at Solomane’ livery stable.
Manuel T. Hatch, .-
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FRANC‘S & CO
HOLIDAY TRADE is upon us, and rev
before did it find us as well prepared to receive it. For mont
past we have devoted the most unremitting care to the eelecti
of I] OLI‘D AY “’ANTS. Our display in una
proaohable, and our stock of all useful
Illlllllll BMW
is without a parallel in this to“ n, for completeness and been
of assortment, as well as for the exceptionally
LOW. PRICES
that always distinguish our 0 fierings from those of other eto
FRANCIS & 00.,
RELIABLE CLOTHIER,
AND FURNISHERS,
as Washington Siteel. - South IIorwaIk. can
WH EngN Take Care Mur fly:
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