Evening sentinel, Wednesday, January 3, 1900 · page 8

Flurry in the "one, With
“Gammon of Business
' Today

- in the House alter the holiday
tally. Several members. includ-
Ur. Salaer. Democrat. New York.
to odor resolutions of

into the course at Secretary

in regard to the deposit of pub-

: in the New York banks and

d for them immediate could-

Gaines. Democrat. Tennessee.
malice over Mr. Sulaer by ria-
to nitration of persona! privilege.
‘ut to the clerk‘ a desk and had

‘a publication alleging that he‘
) had voted for the Taylor res-
to investigate the case of Brig-
E Roberts. He denounced the
...... as false and without ioun~

fiber was then recognized and

' his resolution. The speaker

. . that the resolution must go ilrst

a‘eounlittee and was not privileged.

'1? the committee does not report it

within one week does it become

asked Mr. Suiaer.

does." responded the speaker.

.‘9' at unanimous consent for

MW of the resolution."

Wuhan should first be con-
*hy a committee." said Mr.
the floor leader of the majority.

w the little flurry and at
. .‘Payne a motion, the house
. , euntll tomorrow.

tatirc Sniaer‘s reeolution in

mm, That the secretary of the
be. and he is hereby directed

.. = ' to the House of Repreanta~

no anon as possible the following

1113!... .all letters. agreements papers
is between the Treasury

t at the [‘nited States, or

. . connected therewith. and
City Bank and the Hano~

Bank of the city 01‘ New

or my person acting for them or
them. niuco the fourth day of
1337. relating to the depositing
We. bonds or revenues in

or banks. or any other rela-
hnainea transactions now ex-

' Wm passed between’the
t and said banks or either

The amount of public mon-
u- revenue deposited with
'9'! either of them. or by the

. tor what length or time
min therefor. and whether
oi‘Eaither of them .have paid

 

. .1
land and him Ila: Edward 1!.
Banks. collector ct customa. ill-met at
York. lie.

Wat-«Brigadiwfleaeral J C.
to be maim- general of volun
Brigadier General Wheeler. to be Ina-
ior general of voluntesra ot brevet.

To be brigadier generate. Colonel S.
B. H. Young. Heutcnant Colonel Mac—
Arthur; Moutonant colonel William
Mellow. Alan a number or appoint~
ment- and promotions in the regular
and volunteer army.

m rona smcgaxcnmia

Wall street. 10:10 a. m.--Prlcea oi
leading share: showed alight changes
at the opening in sympathy with the
heaviness ot the London market. Ain-
ong the apeciaitiea the variations were
in some cases strong. Brooklyn Tran-
sit and Federal Steel were~ sold freely
and lost a point.

Wall street. 11 a. mwThe market was
feverish at the opening. Consolidated
Gas was marked up eight points and
Brooklyn Transit. Sugar. Metropolitan
Street Railway and some of the metal
stocks Jumped from 2 to 4i point’e To-
bacco continued ita rise to 107% and
the continental Tobacco stocks moved
sluggiahly. fractional rallies being wip-
ed out and a point losses regiatercd in
some of the international group. The
entire list ran oil alter the first halt
hour on realizations. Consolidated
Gas dropped 5% points and other epoc~
iaitiea from us to 41.4.

Wall street. noon-Preasure against
the high‘priccd specialties ceaaed and
there were some good recoverlea. The
railroads wro sold and continued a
gradual downward courec. net declines
ranging from 1 to 1% in many active
stocks. The whole market yielded in
sympathy. The bond market was ir-
regular, but the undertone was fairly

Wall street. 1 p. m.-~New York Cen~
trai advanced strongly to 1341.5 7 and
there were recoveriea reaching near .3
point elsewhere The continued heavi-

ness oi BaltimontOhio preferred toms
ed it below 75 and held back the rest
of the list.

Wall street. 2 p. m.—~The movement
in stocks alter 1 o'clock was generally
unchanged. Prices were the lowest of
the day at 2 p. in. The drop extended
to two points in many canes and ran up
to live in the specialties. The devas-
sion of the general market was assign~
ed to heavy realizing.

TODAY‘S QUOTATIONS.
* Reported over private wire at E. A.
Bonnie. commission broker. 5 Masonic
Building, Wail street. city. Telephone
153.

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elect: that. will W the it]
every team widget»

woman of reindent “Home.

Chances like the above are what we
mean when we eay “Something That
Women Never ”Forget. .: .,

For ..
The -' Forgotten
Ones.

New Year‘a to clone at hand. 71; you
received a Ohrlattnaa’preieat tron an
unexpected ‘aource and wiah to return
the compliment. here is the w.
lty. Good as ever. handawe an ever.
appropriate so ever. Broken iota that
are now cloning out at Rucku' prices:

'Haad Rests. 10c.
Son Pillows. 81.48.
Ruined Pillows. sec. L
Velour Pillow Topa. 35 to 600.
Rune Mualln Curtains. 15c pair.
'l‘apeatry Table Coven. 73c and 81.
Jeep. sue: lantelMparteajljs.
Jap. Stand Covers. $848.

The beauty or buying new is the tact
that pricee have been reduced in many
cases about half.

The D.M. READ CO.
mum 3357.

We invite attention tooar
exhibitor

Holidan'é Goods!

menu or
Cut Glass.
Sterling Silver.
Toilet Articles.
Manicure Sets. etc.

We alao have a one W of
PERFUMES' '
in i'anoy box“.

and mnyotherdaintyaud metal
gift-hrtheleaeon.

R. H. PLAISTED,

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Concert. the Charming Little
Soobrette label Estelle. theecoentrlc
comedian David lieWolfl the Remark-i
abla bailout out: .and the F'amous

omens. 1e. no. see ’

nut-mono DAILY. to and ecu.
3°.“ 9“ file Thur-w omits: .

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' CONCERT ANDBALL

Third Anniversary or
at. Joacph’a ‘3‘. 13.3 3

Society.
. MUSIC Rana. _
Workload-y Evening.
jannnry no. ‘
Grand Orcheatra of 85 pieces for Con-

cert and Dancingi

An excellent two-hour Concert by
the but local and out-ot-tuwn aolohta.
asalated by the full orchestra of the
luaioal Union. ‘

Dencing to follow the concert.

Tickets. admitting gentleman and
lady. 50 cents.
. Concert tickets. 25 cents.

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lntacalit~ Notice.

Norwalk SaYiIIII Society.
Norwalk. Dec. 14.1899.
interest at the rate 0! three and our
haliper cent. per tannin for the our
rent six month: will be credited to de-
positora January 1 1900 and paid to
them on and after January 10.
Per order of Directors. »
d3? 3w BIO. E. MILLER. Tress.

llill Still-W Millie!!!

Ol“ Till

South liomil Suing: But.

9'! Wuhington Street.
South Norwalk. Conn...
December her”. 18”.
The Board 0! Rangers have this day
declared a Dividend to depoaitora; or
interestattherateoithreeandone-
Mitts“) percentperannmntorthe
six months ending January lat. 1000.
payable on and alter January 10. 1800.
interest not drawn will be
to accounts and draw intereet tron
January 1 we.
cannot: 1".an
d3: 8w

40rderoihlotioew. 1"

District at Nor-walk. ea. Probate
Court. January 3d. A. 0.,1800.

Whereas. written application has
been tandem thlacourt torthewdrnlan
lion to probate of a certain written
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EOLIDAY GOODS.

"WORKED THE WRONG WAY.

Mr. Dooley. a labile chip carpool: r.
relates an amusing incident connected
with the blockade or labile harbor
during the civil war. Some ship car-
penters had been put to work by the
government to nanntactnre floating
niece and had taken a number n! hea-
vy pieces or square timber and placed
them in the torn: of a triangle. three
pieces being used to each. At the end
otuchoithenickhthatmonthe
three pointa—waa placed a torpedo. A
few days after this the wind came out
strong from the north. and the torpe-
does were taken and in petition
in the hay no that they would be driven
by the wind aniost the United Staten
gnnboata.

The plan we: apparently to be ancv
coastal. the torpedoes being driven rap~
idly in the direction of the enemy'-
gunboata. and great damage might
have multed to Uncle Sam‘s ahips
had not the wind auddenly changed.
and the torpedoes were brought back
and carried in a bunch to the bay op—
posite Fraecati Here the
mines met in an eddy. and there was
suddenly a great explosion. followed
by another. and yet another. complete-
lytearlngtherattstopieceeandpro-
dnclng at the same time a panic among
the people resident on the alien. who
went to Hobile city and reported that
the enemy was bombarding Freacati—
New Orleana Tinted-Democrat.

We want you toinepect our

WATCHES!

We know our line cannot
be excelled for the money.

RINGS,
too. are made by manufac-
turers cf‘i'higlh reputation.

H B HOYT,

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Holiday Uuuil'ellas .

, Holidan Ties, for Gents and Ladies
Holman Furs ‘

Holidau Jackets
Holidan China . * '

Helidau Bric-a-Brac

Hoiidau Rugs , a
Holman Curtains

in all of the Newest and Latest Slules.

one new St

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West Washington Sheet.

1599

We enter the (:0an near with greater:
facilities for doing business, therefore ”Ewe-
will be enabled to give non better settlers
and a larger and more varied stock Oi 00065"

to choose from.

You will find here the mg 58%
Dattems and the far advanced gages as M

appear in their seasons.

We thank non for the liberal pair...
given during the passang neat, which
proof that our goods have ~

tow. .

Our aim is to mm

tallied in Selling good