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GENTLEMEN'S
FANCY STRIPE CASHMERE
Only 42C. Worth 65c.

Ladies' Fine Thread Blak HosE-wauantod
fnst-only 90;
ladies' Lish,-Thread HOSE. pair for sf-re-
duced from a0f. apair:
Ladles' Fancy-stnped HOSE, pair for 2'c.--
warranted regular mafo;
Childrens Roguiar-M Maio Black Ribbed HOSE.
pair for 5Oc.-roducod from SIC. a pair.
Iargo-slzo Ribbed HOSE for Boys. i0c-Tould
bo extrH cheap 10 l5c.;
Ladies' aud Childrcns HOSE from &C. TO 81 pcr
pair;
Ladies Whlte SIX HOSE AZ 81. This Is great
bargain. and arc worth $40 a pair.
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OUR BASEMENT.j

A great variety OF Fancy and Plain Baskets, oil
good T6roe-Hoop Galvanized Cedar bucke; at
White Cedar Tubs iron hoop and patent handle,
sgc
l5-inch Nailed Washboard for l0c.
sifters 9. Il. aud l7c;
Toy Carts sc Toy Wagons sc.
4 good Fodiug-Tablo for 9Sc,
Decorated lin Water sets at si.0o.
Just received 1OO dozon Lunch-Baskeis at s)c.
each:
Foot Balls, Base-Balls. Bats, Tennis Racks,
Masks, and great variety OF sporting
Goods;
Bucket quart, &C.: quarts. 4c. quarts, &c. (;
4quart-. i2c.: quarts, l7c.; Squarts, 2lc. ;
aud 10 quarts. 2ic.:
3-quart MilK-Pais at 5c. each;
Mis- Straiuers at f. each;
Stow-Paus--i quart, &c. quarts, 9c., ana
quarts, i2C. each;
Pic-Plt tics At Be-. each:
Is dozen Cream Pitchers that were &c. now Sc. ;
Is dozon salt aud Pepper-shasers from &c. TO
car.Shakors from tc. 10 i4c.
\ silver salt and Pepper-Shaker combined from
soc. 10 29c.:
30 dozen notei-Dishes from Q to lee:
Cut-Glass Gmitationl Decanters from 80 70 S9c.
Cake-Plaies from "a 20 iic.s
/ Preserve Dishes from 90 &C.;
, 1OJ dozen Beer Glasses at Soc dozen:
30 dozen Wine Glasses from SO to 49c. dozen;
SOda-Glasses at @9c. dozen:
Smaller size Rt 5gc. a dozen;
Best >to'i-Spring Handle Irons from 80 70 14c ;
spring Rat Traps AZ i5c.:
A fine Grindstone, with handle and stand COM
ploto at 9oc.
THE COHEN COMPANY,
II, 70. Is. and II EAST BROAD STREET.
BETWEEN FIRST AND FoUSHEE.
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FLANNEL UNDERWEAR.

Wool Chcmiso. white and c0lored, fLe3, {L4c,
aud si.Gg reduced 10 SIC. tl.l9. anl sL52;
Embroidered Fino French Flannel Pants, In
white and colored. sLG9 reduced 20 sl23;
Fine Flannel COrset-Waists, In oil colors, y9c.
and soc. reduced % 7Jc.;
Chilircns Flannel Wrappers, embroidered and
plain, in all colors, from Sl.J0 and ;l.23 20
1875 and 81;
An immcnae line Of Gentlemens, ladies',
Misscs, and Childrcn's Knit nderTcar
IN last season that you con buy tO per
-er-. less than the cost OF them now.
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

Our Ggc. and &c. AllSlk Surah, all colors, this
week will be sold AT i7c
A nice quality Black All-Silk Surah-60c. was the
price, 25c will do this week;
f9c. for our line Of 29c. Satios:
Our ii.19 i1.23 aud sl.4S SILKS all put down this
week TO SJc.
Our colored Pcau do Sole sli9 quality this
week 69c. In this department also viii to
found hundreds Of yards OF remnants. Prices
no object.
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DRESS GOODS

Ladies' Pin-stripe Brilliantnes. former price
6ac.-3fc will 10 now;
French TafTcta. q inches wide, eSc was the
price-isc- now.
Albetross. all wool. double fold, good shades,
90. was the price-Sbc. now;
Those elegant g. Sereee-Gec. was tho PRICE
you can buy them for 20c;
Handsome &c. AlI-Wool Plaids. A inches wide.
you can buy thcm i0r 42c;
Bla;k and White Plaids good quality from Ssc-
70 Csc.
6-f Gray and Brown Camefs-Hair, VSc- was the
price now H.;
AlI-Wool French HenriettaS IS and SC. quality
dc. will do now.
French Sergos g6c. quality now SIC.
There are hundreds Of yards Of different KINDS
Of seasOuable Dress Goods. suitable for now nld
later, that space will not permit u5 To mention.
st prices ike these. All II the above are iuil
pieces. In addition 20 these we have hundreds
Of yards Of Remnants at almost your own price.
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VELVETS AND PLUSHES.

vets. all shades slJ9 was the price, you can
have them tor h9c
One hundred different designs IN Stripe and
Plaid Yelyets and Plushcs suitable for all pur-
poses. The prices range from CSC u g. p
we are going 10 sell them all for 39c. yard :;
Black Embroidered, Satln-faced Velvet aud
Frise, q 225 vas the price-nOw Sl.O9.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

The eFRRNCH.wOyEN CORSET. with beaur-
ful en- mbrodered bust, heavily bound, We sell for
sgc., is causing quite stir with the other corset
bargains
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NOTION DEPARTMENT.

Twist 2 for lc.:
Cotton equal % Ciark's or Coats's. &c. spool;
Rick-Racz, n bunch OF twelve yards 2c.;
Richiug Cotton In fast colors. g Spool;
Barbour's Linen threat, White AMI black, &c. q
spool;
Toilet Pins from Zoe. 10 &c. paper
Embroidery silk In all col0rs, Jc. dozen.
Good Hair-Pins papers for -.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

Seven pieces more OF tho 20 and CSC. yard-wiie
TWO-PLY WOOL CARPETS-Be arc selling for
50c. yard until tho opening Of tho season caulo
In Saturday. You can easily buy now while you
can secure such bargain, for II you haven't the
cash We will cut oil and keep what you want un-
ill called for. Have you seen tho VELVET CAR
PETS we're selling for Si-laid on The ioori
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MOURNING GOODS.

would scarcely believe that tho goois could be
the same, judging from tho reduction aud
prices All-wool French Albatross 6Jc. quality
now igc.
Fine French AH-Wool Corduroy, S5c. was the
prlcc-nOw i9c.
Elegant SILK Warp Lupin French Tafeta, sL25
quality-now s6c.;
o. has been takon of every yard OF Black SILK
Warp Henrietta in this department.
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:ALLwooLNGRAIN CARPETS, SOC. ayard.
Boys AIG,sILK WINDSOR TIES. thc kind 20

BOYS ALIrSILK WINDSOR TIES, the kind you
usually pay PC. for. at l9c.; ..
loco dozen Talics' and Children's HANDKER-
CHIEFS from Sc. upward-Colored- bordered.
White. and Mourning
Ladies' KID GLOVES. black and color9, all
sizes. et Soc worth 75c..
Beautiful STYLES in OUTING CLOTHS. In colors
and black ani white. plalis and stripes;
POkTfFRFS -s special values. --- 10 pair
extra quality CHENILLE PORTlBRES--
AZ $3.50 n par. worth si4;
TURCOMAN PORriEkES SEQ pair,
worth -
TUkCOMAN PORIIERES-at t269 pair,
worth $3.50;
TURCONAN PORTtkRBS-at f299 pair,
worth $3.50:
TORCHON LACRS-PLATT aud VALBN-
CIKNNES LACES-COLORRD LACES-at
extraordinary low prices.
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Sec the scARFs. 2 yards long. Z wide. for 75c. /;
Tho HEAVY EMBROIDERED ONE for $3.50;
ALL-WOOL sHAWLS in any Of these colors for
Sc;
Special qualities at sl.G5 and tia
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UMBRELLAS. i
HOSIERY.
WHITEGOODS.

these are soilei from handling. Also, White
Quilts that are o little OF. This entire line OF
Goods have been marked at prices TO sell them
out
Handsome knottei Fringe Bleached Damask
Towels, i9c. quality for l2Hc:
An elegant Half Bleached Huckaback Towel. %
inches wi1e SO inches long. 29c. quelity-at
this sale they 60 tor ljc.;
nice All-Linen Table Napkin, red bordercd,
q, Sc. each
We hronchi ont all Of our Linen Splashers ami
changed the prices from 2gc. 10 g.
The CSC. Tray Covers reduced % Use.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS RICHMOND
LIGHT INFANTRY BLUES. SeptemberH
], 1Sg.-G gNRRkL ORDER No. IS: Assemble
at your Armory TT EsDAY MORNING, the ID -
instant at o'clock sharp, In fuil-dreos UNIFORM,
for escort duty. -. ~,,<,,,,,
The Armory Will be open MONDAY NIGHT In
order 10 enable the men 20 have their uniforms
and equipments In thorough order
By order OF SOL cUTCHINs. Captain com mmsnd-
ing HENRY \. fAUShhc,
"A liz First Sergeant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

ra yni e,or see or hear Of such DRESS
GnOt~ sargatH.f
hao,,na pst>S GOODS. &C. per yard. regular
lca.rf.. CA>uNERES. in all the new shades,
o.. rrr4lsr price fa.-.
400 Fsr-e ALi-NDOL FILLING ChSHMERES.
oKrr. rnt quality ana tho int,st fsl shades,
only H+..'Husiiorcl "a bargain ~ i2kc.:
'a Yarla NNHtAlt AND SATIN DIAGONAL
n..f~~ GOODS. wool lIinf. at l0s reduced
from itc. lou can't begin o. match them In
fln cas-
a. p.eaes S5-inoh one CASHMERE. IN choce
Shades. valued %; @.n. 10 create "A llttlo cx-
Ui'cun nf i.l- nr b your choioo a. 49, e. only
ono irrss yat'ern and 90 any ono customer
HEEE - YOUR CHANCE.
vs--e..I in transit hnlcs ~ regular 7kc.
I.OWN COTTON. slightly woi, MS wcoE o.
'.. tul yLrl VIC Gnc heavy, regular price
rul NUsTGo LowrRICss wlLLsURRLY
DO H. EEAD CAREFULLY.
Ar r.c At SIC. AT SIC.
49,. .-.s AII~WOuf. FILLING NCN'~VEIt-
frH ll cream. Irft unl dark tana. light
t.I.. nk. un1 gay, org nat price &c. 10
'.. t..- secs Gao ridiculous low priec 5%c
D.. N..r iacrf. Don't delay
oiNt~. CHhLIIES TO co AT 3'.c
Orr ortifr stock of S. Challsss win 10 swcpt
,.L. ....nnUurIrg Monday morning at38c You
o.. .l-l.f lc l-eomnoiat~d with . dress II you
...4 4fut ~ calling vntii Tho ond OF The weok.
SACRIFICE IL SATfNKS.
4. t.Ir rsrI. sIie 0nfiuss. I3a.c. goods, AZ S4c.
rrt. c..a.i 4 out
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HoRsrs. MULES, Cows, &c.

nor SALE, A HANDSOME o.,
IL sORKEL HORSE, four yoars old. ia
sound and gentle will drive 10 single or double
harness. To be seen at 1893 east franklin
street So lit
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UNDER WEAR.

Drawers, six tncks ana 3-inch hand-made
TOrchon Runle-tne price was sic.. now i9c.
We haze taken out the fi59. si.S0 aud - 10
Gowns male Of fine French Cambria and
hes. Bleached Cotton, our own maSe-oeau-
tfully Embroidered and Tucked lokes.
They will be sold for si.2l All OF tho above
ara -lighflY snlled.
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NEW FALL GINGHAMS.|
SEE OUR sHOW-wTNDOws.
DRESS GOODS.

We always try to please you In this depart
ment It's one Of tho most complete In the ci.y.
All tho new shades In Greens and Browns
5i-nch Broadcloths. Sc. worth ti
5i-iuch Habit Cloths. DC. worth 75c.:
4O-inch Silk Finish HonrsttaA zoe. worth 81;
4C-inch silk-Warp Henriettas, sLsj-sould bs
choap At ti0!;
ss-nch Honriotta- Cloths. 25c.-iormcr price, t0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

ESTABLISH
SURPRISE BUT THE FACTS
PAY YOU NO MATTER IN WHAT
DEPARTMENT YOU MAY HAPPEN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

An extraordinary deal and good iuck for the
people
800 pieces new style FALL CALICoES, In pat
tern pieces. 3Ec.. regular value Sc;
i.50O pieces handsome SATINE PATTERN CAL
ICO. in every variety and color, sHc., ro-
duccd from Si<c.
GOO choice patterns and yard-wide sATINEs. In
eolid and fancy figures. SIC. Among this
lot will be found goods worth l25I. Is aud
20c. Your choice this week At SIC.
Genuine INDIGO-BLUE CALlCOEs so at &c. per
yard, regular price sHc.;
CHAMBREYS, in brown. garnet navy blue, and
gray. at G4c., actual value l9bc.-fsst
colors.
1900 yards left of those APRON GINGHAMs a.
&c. worth &C.. coors brown, blue, and green.
Don't delay calling. Atthis terribly reduced
price they cnnnot last long.
TOWELS. TOWELS.
AZ 4Hc-l00 dozcu HUCK TOWELS, large and
thick. reduced from sc.
At l0c.-T0 encourage y0ur presence nl-linen
DAMASK TOWELS all now goods, fresh and
clean. We defy competition at our special
prices. Goods are worth 1890
At I2kc.-Au linen DAMASK TOWELS. extra
slze and quality. regular 2Oc. goods.
At 25c.-WHITE DAMASK TOWELS, fancy bor-
ders. all tho new tins, fast colors, worth
regularly 554c.
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A BARGAIN-LIsT FOR YOUR STUDY.
CREAM TABLE DAMAsKs.
At q5c.-All-Llnen and Red Borders, well worth
4Oc per yard--just for leader, CSC;
At 39c.-Ali-Linen Now Goods, fresh and clean,
fun widms-try TO match IL at our special
price. 30c.. in blesched and uabeached;
At79c.-Fun 7o-inch All-Linen. Lovely Patterns
Now Goods II you Will Just look Al these
Goods you carrot help it-you will buy them
nt our special price, 79c. a yard-reduced
from sl.2j yard.
TURKEY-RED DAMAsKS
lot At 19c. a yard-reducsd from &c.
lotr 25c. n yard-reduced from SJc.;
lot at SIC. a yRrd-reducei from icc.
lot AT 3jc. o yard-reduced from 5Oc.
lot at SOC. n yarl-reduced from Csc.
lot a. Csc a yard-reducod from 81.
QUILTsl QUILTSi
20 White Uonoy-Comb Quilts Qrlngedl, 3sc.-re-
duccd from co..
III Crochet Quilts. GGc-reduced from g0c.;
I2-i Crochet Quiifs Marselles patterns, go
reduced from {l.h);
l2-4 Marscilles Quiits. choice patterns regular
sl75 goods-rcduced 70 fLl9
LAST CALL
We have Just received our third and positively
last lot Of 81 wide MARBLE Oil-CLOTH,
which we will sell. commencing tomorrow.
atghc. yar1-yalue. PC. Ten pieces are all
We could get, and You Will DO supplied urtil
the last yard Is sold.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

the Dress Goods
Will bo found ALI
Wool o. Ladies' Cloth,
good shades. 9Sc. WAS
tho price. now s9c.;
former price
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

, Bargains you can uso-Domesticsi Road about
theml
Yard-wi1e Heavy Brown Muslin 4Ic, regu-
lar price &C;
Bale Of fine and Hcavy Brown Muslin at 6Hc.,
regular price luc;
Case of Soit-Tinishcd Yard Wide Blesched Mus
lin NJ &c, regular price SO;
Ysrd-Wido Celebrated Barker Blcached Cotton,
luc ana aoft-nrshed, at nc. per yard.
regular price &C..
i0A Utica Bloachod Shooting A. DC, reduced
from 3Oc.
l0-i Boston Blehched sheeting at PIC, reduced
from 30c:
"a Cnolcached Shooting worth 22c. reduced TO
Ishc;
% fleachod Shooting worth DC. reduced TO
20.
We have complete limo ~ Pilow-C Case Cot
ton Sbectngs in bioachcd and unbleached 0t
- por cont less than regular prices. Reduction
rates viii prevail all this week. it Will surely
pay goa 20 call
GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS a. 3qc.. Sc. 59c. 72c.:
80 dozen Duplex Curve Neck and Gentle
mems UnlnuuGeroi >nirts. rciriOr ed linen
bOsom. tnts week ~ per sent below regular
prices:
Gentlemon's Shirts at 3oc. lsc., and s9c.
c75 dozcn Duplex Curved Neck band Gentlemon's
Iplaundored Shirts. reinforced linen bosom,
reduced for this week only from 80. 65, and
15c.;
At 5c.--For THIS week only your choice Of any
Linen Collar Ia the building reduced from
~ and l5c.
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GREAT MAIN-STREET BAZAAR.

KNOW NO SUCH THING AS DULL BUSINESS OR DUI II
TERRIBlE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

J odd Towels, ODD Nap
Ikins, Odd Table-Covers.
Short Ends Of Table
Linen. both turkey-red
land plain white. some OK
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

This entire de-
partrnent has been
repriced. Every
yard h a 2 been
marked down. on
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-09-01

.adios' Fine Cotton n
Drawers. four tucks.
from 39c. TO lgc. q
pair;
Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-28
ELIJAH.

Another Success of the St. John Street
 Orat0rfO Choir.
 The appearance of the check list at Loomis' gives assurance of another grand oratorio success tomorrow evening. The seats in the body of the house and many on the side aisles are taken, also the choir gallery seats and the front rows of the side galleries are being rapidly checked off. Within the year past two great works, the Creation" and the Messiah" have already been given to large and appreciative audiences. Mendelssohn's "Elijah" will cap the climax. Those who have listened to the rehesrsals of this drama tic composition assure us that a grand treat awaits the public. It is . matter of great local interest that chorus of any number can be found in this city who will undertake the rendition of this greatest of all oratorios. It is also 8 reason for congratulation that resident artists can be found who are equal to the demands of this great work. MT. Fries son Bushnell will sing the part of Elijah. With the exception of the great Whitney it would be difficult to find 6 singer who can better sustain the part. At the rehearsal last evening Miss Nora Russell sang magnif- gently, and Miss Madge Roberts in the part of the Queen delighted the chorus with her beautiful conception of the part. MT. Frank Osborn, who is soon to leave for Europe, is in excellent voice and will please those who are privileged to hear him tomorrow evening. The part of the youth is to be sung by Master Walter Schnee- foch of the Trinity choir. The libretto to be furnished the patrons of this entertainment is a thing of beauty. The oratorio which is something like two and half hours in length ia to be shortened at least fifteen or twenty minutes by judicious omissions The oratorio will commence at 7:45 and those who would hear the opening recitations of Elijah must be in their seats at that time.
 Students from the class of 'S9 Yale uni- versity will usher, and nothing has been left undone that will render the occasion one long to be remembered.
 The chorus numbers sixty voices under the direction of Prof. Jepson, with Ar. Harry Jepson to accompany.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-28
A NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Interesting to Telephone Subscriber
 and Users of Telephones.

Interesting to Telephone Subscribers
 and Users of Telephones.
 Beginning with the first day of June the Southern New England Telephone company will issue tickets for the use of those who are not subscribers to the exchanges of the con- pany. The company has found that there are good many people to whom the occa- sional use of the teleph one is @ great conven- fence for which they are willing to pay small fee. Now the only way that they can avail themselves of the conveniences of the service is to ask the use of their neighbours instrument, thus bothering the neighbor and taking from the company that for which they do not pay. These tickets allow the holder one local communication from any subscrib- CTS station, where the subscriber is willing to let the instrument be used. The tickets will cost ten cents each in strips of five, and when the holder of the ticket uses an instrument he will leave ticket with the subscriber, whose in- strument he uses. This ticket the company will redeem as five cents cash in the settle ment of it's bills with that subscriber. Thus the company receives 8 small fee for the ser vice that it renders, and the subscriber re- ceives small compensation for the accom- modation that his instrument has been to the user of the ticket. The company is also test ing several devices the plan of "put in your nickel and take out a bun" ," for the au- tomstic combination of payment and access to the telephone.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-28
ON THE PARALLEL.
A Collection of Press Opinions on th.
 ReeeRk RRilr0ad Fight.

A Collection of Press Opinions on the
 Recent Railroad Fight.
 The genial press agent of the Consolidated read, Isaac Bromley, ir., has collected at the expense of no small amount of labor a very neat and interesting pamphlet entitled ''Ex- pressions of the Press in regard to Parallel Railroads" The pamphlet contains some sixty-eight pages, comprising extracts from fifty seven papers of valued character, in- cludipg nearly all the Connecticut journals of note and many of the leading papers of the surrounding States. It collects all the arguments against parallel and will make a formidable weapon for use against any simi- lar scheme in the future.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-28
REV HAVEN, CONN.
Tuesday, May 2s, 1889.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TO-DAY.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TO-DAY. Adjustable Windows Screeps-D. T. Mallett. Alcock's Porous Plasters-At Druggists.
 Card-Mme Peacock.
 Furnished Room-K, Postofhce. Flowers for Decoration Day-At Dlckerman s. For Sale-Ice Box-2S5 James Street.
 Hand Welt Shoes-C. H. Ayres. Hoods Sarsaparilla-At Drugg1sts' In Our Cloak and Suit Dep'ts-Wm. Nicely & O. It Would Pay You-D. T: Mallett Japanese Umbrella Stand-Japanese Store Lost-Horse-Albert G. Bradley. Meetiug-Committee on Streets
 Meeting-Committee on Squares New Management-The Elm City Market Co Offer This Week-Kolb x Apt. Preval ing Style-C. H. Ayres. ParasolsNS. Bretzfelder. Star Safety Razor-D T. Mallett. Special Sale-AIlen Drew.
 We Call Especial Attention-Wallace E. Tenn & Co Wheatine-Sold Everywhere Wanted-Cook-576 Chapl Street. Wanted-SiLuation-183 Wooster Street. Wanted-Situation-515 Chapel Street. Wauted-Situation- Congress Avenue. Wanted-Situation- Haven Street. Wanted-Stuation-45 Washington Street. wanted-Situation- Hamilton Street. wanted-Situation-916 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-28

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Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-28
A PIaaaant Reception.

Miss Jennie A. Thomas, soprano at the Humphrey street Congregational church, gave social and reception last night in hon. or of two of her friends, Miss Loundes and Miss Hillden, both of South Norwalk, where Miss Thomas formerly sang. She was the soprano of the South Norwslk Congregational church. The reception was at the residence of her father, 66 Nash street. A large party of young people attended, and music and re- treatments helped to while away the pleas urable evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-28
Notes.

cOGOS0
 No Atlantic or National league games yes- terday.
 The Sporting Times says that Bobby Mill Ter is pitching great ball for the Newarks, that he is superior to Dooms in the box, and is keeping up his end in batting. The Birmingham club of the southern league has disbanded. Its place has been taken by Mobile.
 Beecher ot Wilkesbarre is said to be an applicant for a position on the Hartford police force.
 New Haven plays Hartford at the Capitol City on the morning of Decoration day, and at home in the afternoon.
 Charley McConkey, the great ex-Yale sec- ond basemsn, who is at his home in Harris burg, will not play with the Cape May team, as st first intended.
 Bingham, Knowlton, Campbell and Galli- van, four Harvard men, are playing on the Melrose nine.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-28
TO CALL A TOWN MEETING.
Resolutions By Committee On Park
 The RfII de Park Bonds.

Resolutions By Committee On Parks
 The BilI de Park Bonds.
 The joint committee on public parks, ,eom- posed of members of the board of selectmen, board of public works and court of common counsel, met last evening and framed the following resolution:
 Whereas, the bill authorizing the town of New Haven issue bonds for park purposes. has passed both houses of the legislature; therefore
 Voted, That H. F. Peck, W. S. Beecher and d. T. Blake be and they are hereby appointed sub committee to arrange for calling the town meeting after it shall have been approved by the Governor and also to prepare the proper form of vote to be presented at said meeting.
 No other business was brought before the committee.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-28
A PASTOR RESIGNS,

Rev. R. G. s. McNeille. Formerly of
 This City, Leaves His Bridgeport
 Flock.
 BRIDGEPORT, May 27.--The Rev. R. G. &. McNeille, resigned the pastorate of the South Congregational church this morning. It was owing to expressions by him in centennial sermon refectipg upon Washington and oth- CT great personaRes. He was called from BroCkton, Mass, about twelve years ago and is regarded an able young preacher. His church numbered four hundred. He was at one time stationed in New Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-28
ALONG FELT WANT
Felt No Longer-The New Fremont
 Dining RoOms-A Very Attractive

Felt No Longer-The New Tfem0nt
 Dining R0Oms-A Very Attractive
 Place.
 The new Fremont dining rooms, near the corner of Court and Orange streets, are fill ing a want that has long been a subject of remark to New Haveners. They are run by the proprietor of the Fremont House and are finely furnished. The proprietor proposes to provide every delicacy of the season. at mod crate prices, and solicits first class patronage. Ladies and families can find private rooms for their accommodation. The well known success of the proprietor in the culinary line affords ample assurance that they will be excelIently treated at the new rooms. The success of the establishment is already as- aured