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best hotels; New York. “8.50. Philadelphia.

OLD PT. COMFORT

sasissof three-day tours will leave New
art and alpha Februar ‘i and March 7.
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tion is made through the point waters of the
famous Hampton Boadsand Potomacmlvsr
and there ls ii; tle likelihood of seasicknees.

Also tickets on sale. with privilege of going
or returning by rail." .

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lichtful trips to

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GANNEQGMDS

come right here. You can depend on it that
you canned get better or cheaper elsewhere.

Our Wiliet Corp has won praise from every-
body who has tried it. he can. cash.

Our Perfectionsnd Oakford Brands of To.
mamas have agocd fresh flavor. and are very
solid packed. so can. cash.

Pumpkin. 9c; 8 {or 25c.

Dudley Pumpkin. We.

Plums. ilc.

Peaches. 18c.

Johnson Bahama Pineapple. A small 1
3:" Hells wholesale. lilo: our price. Its. Var
Peas. Marofat. to can.

Pear. Early June. 8.: can.

Peas. Sweet Gem brand. 1239‘.
Above are cash prices.
Anything in lhlsllist you want.
Hubbard Squash. cheap at to lb.
Nice ll'reeh Parsnips. 2 lbs. 5c.
Boots. 2 ate 5c.

Carrots. 85c bbi.; % lb.

imported Germanl‘abhauo. Very llltl'd bend
lilc to lac.

Good Small Potatoes, filo bushel; lhc peck.
Sweet Potatoes. lilo qt.

Large ltalian Prunes; tart Growu in Or
gnu. l2c lb.

Last and host. 3 lb. can Baked Beans. loo.

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on ways and means hold another
conference over the pmidont'e bond that
sage and o adjourned without any
conclusion. ut with o brighter

for agreement ahead of it Today 8m
tary Cariisle will appear. it is srpe‘etsd,
with the contract for the safe of the forth-
coming bond issue to settled the question
which arose blondsy. ‘

Democratic members'ol themminittoc
prophesy that Republicans will unite with
them upon a plan. This belief is basod’on
no definite statement from the opposition,
but on the general demeanor of the lie-
pnbliccns and the sight of Mr. flood in
conference with Mr. Cochran for an hour.

The Rap licun contingent took small
part in the roceodlngs. and individually
its members are diplomatic in speaking
of their intentions. if Mr. Reed has ar-
rived at any undorltandlng with the ad-
ministration men. us was freely rumomd.
he has done it. his colleagues say, on his
personal responsibility.

Most of the time during the day was
consumed in a discussion of a plan offered
by Mr. Cochran to meet the present exocr-
gcnny and wolblserigcnoles oi the future
which would confer large discretionary
powers upon the executive branch of the
government. lie made it as a verbal prop-
osition. but after the meeting reduced the
plan to writing and will present it today
in the following form:

Mr. Cochran's Proposition.

"Whenever it appears to the secretary of
the treasury that an additional supply of
gold or silver is necessary to the treasury
to enable it to maintain the parity be-
tween the various coins and forms of
money of the United States as required
by law. the sold secretary is hereby au-
thorized to procure such gold or silver as
may be necessary for that purpose bylssnv
ing therefor obligations of the United
States conditioned for the return of “a like
quantity of the same metal as may have
been thus obtained and for the transfer to
the holder of such obligations of an addl~
uonal amount of said metal not to exceed
it per cent of the whole amount thus ob-
tsined."

Mr. Bynum withdrew his resolution in
deference to Chairman Wilson's plan.
which covers in part thesams ground. and
Mr. Wilson has amended the fame! his
resolution by adding a clauscwhicit slim.
latea that none of the proceeds of the bond
issue shall be used to defray current ss-
penses of the government The” change
was designed to meet the objections utter-
ed by Republicans at the former meeting.
but their views upon it were not elicited
during the session.

Another change was made in Mr. Wli.
son's molution by leaving blank the
term of the bond issue. and sensation was

raised whether the contract with the hanh- price

are did not stipulate for a to year term.

The exact terms of the contraotwcre not
known by any members of the committee,
and Mr. Hopkins. Republican, made a
motion that Secretary Carliele be invited
to appear before the committee and ex-

lain the contract. which was carried

he Republicans Meet-ted that they had a
right to know the terms of the document.

Earlicr in the meeting Mr. Cochran
made a speech in favor of his proposition.
claiming for it that it will not discriml~
unto against either metal Mr. Bryan of
Nebraska asserted that itsinteut was suic-
iy. in the interests of gold

Among the Democrsllc members of the
committee who were listed as doubtful a
conciliatory feeling made itself manifest,
and it may result in no agreement. Ro-
publiuans say that their course cannot be
decided upon until the Demo-rots present
some definite measure to them

in Senate and "truer.

WASHINGTON. i-‘eh. 12,—Tho financial
question again come forward in the son—
atc when Mr. Hill incur. N. Y.) present-
ed a resolution defining the policy of the
government to pay its bonds in gold in
case the purity between gold and silver
could not be successfully maintained.

Mr. Stewart (Pop. ), representing the
radical silver element, submitted a conn-
tcr resolution declaring that the govern-
ment had no legal right to prefer gold to
silver.

The resolutions went over under the
uncle rules. but they offer an opportuni-
ty for a renewal of spirited conflict over
the financial situation Mr. illll sought
to secure action on his resolution. and it
is believed he will push it

)lost of the tiny was upset on the poet
oillce appropriation bill, a spirited contest
being made against thesenste Illil‘fidm'
giving the postmaster general discretion
in expending Metamucil for railway postal
routsa There is such freedom of debate
in the scent» that Mr. Alien (Pop. Netty
branched oil into on claimrate presents
tion of the alleged frauds in the last Ala
hams election.

liir. ’i’cttlnrew of South Dakota present-
ed a resolution directing the president to
secure private rounssl to prosecute the
rights of the nmmment against the l'n-
ion Pacific and Central Pacific ru iroads.
The senate had not completed the post»
cftioa appropriation bill up to the time of
adjournment.

The legislative appropriation bill. to
which the house devoted the day. was
completed save for the paragraph relating
to the pension oillca. Several amendments
wereagreedto. amongthem tosllow the
public printer to bid for the work of pub

ishing The Patent Oilics Gazette; to at:
low theconrtscf apposite use half the
surplusfeesof the clerks oi mid courts
for the purchase of lawb'ooks; to estab
fish a refinery at Helena. him—an assay
adios for separating gold and silver and
molding them into ingots. bars. etc. and
touiertbsclalmsci theChucheenatioa
formnsysdoenndersatlytrsaeisslcthe
attornsygsnsrsl for review. Abilite

for coinage at the branch mint at

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the visit. and upon the arrival of the
Mug lady at (lower a royal eerrisps'wss
in waiting to mvcy bar the mile and a
half from that place to Osborne. Miss
Boeclzer was given a most gracious map
lion by their nucleation. who listened with
the grutcst internal to her graphic story
of the disaster and the rescue of the sur-
vivors by the English fishing smack Wild-
flower. ’

The queen invited Misc Beecher to
place her signature in her birthday book.
and Empress Frederick gave her a souve-
nir. Both expressed the deepest sympathy
with her, Upon the conclusion of the au-
dience Miss lioeciter was taken to Cowes
in the royal carriage and embarked for
England in tho queen's yacht.

A BLIZZARD VICTIM.
schoolteacher Found "4.... to 1mm In a
“Snowball.

More, N. Y.', Feb. 12.——-hira Davis, the
teacher of the district school three miles
north of this village. was found frozen to
death in a snowbnnk. where she had laid
since Friday morning. The teacher board~
ed with Trustee William Barrett. two
miles from the schoolhouse. and on ac
count of the storm Thursday decided to
stay over night in the fibeolhousc. On
Friday morning a neighbor sent some
food. but found the schoolhouse locked.

Fridayovcoing another nclghbor went
tothe schoolhouse. but found it inched.
She followed the footsteps for some dis—
tance. but concluded that the teacher had
gone to a neighbor's.

No tidings of the missing woman havv
lug been heard. a scorching party was or-
ganlsed Monday. and about a mile from
the schoolhouse her body was found lying
in a snowdrift by a fence. Her fact had
caught in the fence. and her head was
upon the ground it is believed that she
started for her boarding house through
the blizzard Friday morning. and in at-
tempting to climb the fence either got her
feet caught in the rails or was blown
down by a gust of wind and was unable
to rise.

MGR. MAY DEAD.

ls Was Ilsa healer Vicar Gel-I'll of tho
long lei-ad Mason.

Saw You. i'eh l2.~—liigr. and Vicar
General hiay died at the parochial house
adjoining the Church of the bloat Holy
Trinity in Brooklyn. of which be was the
pastor for more than no years.

The three sisters of St Dominick who
were in wustant attendance on him dun-
ing his iaet illness and the four “decent
ts—liet'a tieorgs Sander. Joseph
'l'rasuklc. llcnry Zlnner and George Krupp-
erk—hsaddss Anton n'chilurncl and Thomas
Banach. tmsrm of the church and life-
long friends of the dmoasod. were at the
bedside when death came

Vicar til-neml Slay woo born on June
2. term. in Wnltburtt. Bavaria Father
lay was appointed vicar general by the
late Bishop Laughlln in Hill), and on Aug.
3, [893. liinhop lllcllouncli notified the
vicar general timf l'um Loo Kill bed can-
ferred the title of munsignor upon him
Mgr, May at his «oath was the senior vicar
general of the diecoso of Long inland.

 

survivor t‘rsrra House Again.

CLEVELAM», l-‘sh l2.-——L'ounty Com—
missioner John \uwcra. lie of the few
survivors of the l~1lbo disaster, arrived
here. lie was met. at the railway station
by an immcnw crowd of friends. Mr.
cherahrought tidings": thr drowning
of F. W. liolorhok of lhlsttity. who was
since passenger on the inlbe ’i'hie makes
seven Clercimui people who lost their
lives in the disaster. The meeting between
Voters and bin faintly was most pathetic.

Aw Agni tints-Ida.

Km Your, Fob. him-Ernest Mark. in
years old. a German and a bachelor who
lived with his sister. Mra lleirnricb. at
4:5!) West i’ifty-sewnd street. shot and
killed himself with a 32 caliber rcvolva.
Dian had been despondent for some time
an account of sickness.

 

'lwo I've-ca to [Death In a Ilsystaeh.

Bursa, 0., Feb. l?.—-Whils breaking
lntoa stack of hay that was wielded in
anunusedbarn Gideon l'alilas farmer.
discovered the bodies of twotnsn. whohad
evidently taken shelter in ihebarn during
the atom of last week and had been frozen
to death.

stall III-cases uni-g.
Issmrmms. Feb. )2. ——llispsiohss re~
oeival at the allied of the superintendent
of the railway "mil service indicate a gem
oral lifting of the blockade that has inter-
fered with the prompt passage of the mails
for the past three days.

sovereign Harts for Brooklyn.
Pnltsuswmn. Feb lfi.-—Kastcr Work-
man riovnclgnoi tbeK. of la lefthcriasi
evening for Brooklyn. ills purpose could
not be ascertained further than that he
and coauthor of the labor leaders had
been 'rcadlog law.”
Murdered by Minors.
Wliziii‘ht. K Feb. lit—wit. A. I»
bias was found in his house in the
southern part of town lie bad «Mendy
been dead will. days, and the indications
are that lines murdered by robbers

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DRESS GOODS.

To put in print to of the barsslne to be found in ten ‘
more spsoethan we could afford and would be too can a
We have. therefore. selected a few items

quire
placing them before our readers

and

we believe will give a very feir idea of what can he expected through them“

partment.

Our25centhmyDrcssGoodsstchents.

3 pieces fancy Chariots. medium color. would make
ular 50c quality, this sale, 25o hd. Guaranteed all wool.
enriettas, all colors, regular 60c quality. 39: yd.

40 in. all wool Barnes and

who-rem lbs-

BLACK GOODS.

40 in. all wool Serge. regular 500 quality, 30c. ‘
45 in. all wool Serge. regular 750 quality. 50c.

.50 in. all wool Serge. regular 01 quality. 50c.

45 in. Henrietta. rennler 750. quality, title.

100 selected Dress patterns. no two alike,

for .2 50. $3 50 patterns “$300.

at juet what they cost. 88.00pettesns

Special discount of 25 per cent. on all Cleats and For Capes.

Tritium A &. “Hyatt, Nurwalk, Bonn.

 

FRANCIS & co.

RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,

 

 

There are many kinds of Clothing sold,

and it remains with you to decide Whether

you will have the wool over your eyes or

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We are ofi'ering larger discount on ,

winter clothing than ever beforcmin order
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to reduce stock before inventory in Febru-

cry.

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wot forqeclal lot of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.

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