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Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06

TnE NEW CASH GROCERY STORE, 2O6 MEADOW STREET, Will Offer for the Next Ten Days
 THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS: Flour. Flour. Flour. Best "New" Patent Process Flour pc. be'' $s1S sno
 hno line of
 Teas, COfKecs aud Spices. Lowest cash prices; all new and fresh
 Canned Goods. Fine canned Peas, best quality, per dozen. $lio. ' String Beans, best quality. doz2 SSc. '' Corn, best quality, per dozen, SLID. Sssa Gsss Table Butter sss sso S R. 'Ss is. sSs Cooking" 18c ID, 6lbs $l.0o
 Fruit. Fruit. Lemons l5c dez, Oranges 25c dog, Bananas 2oc. Best branded Hams in the market isc 10. :. :" Shoulders .. (. 77ch' 70 dS' l2 lbs bost Lard for S1.00. 6doxsn fresh Eggs 9l co. Best Early Ross k0tatoes $50 bushel. Good white Potatoes 7bc bushel.
 GEORGE l.. HARPELL.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
BUILDING PERMITS.

H. W. Stowe to Erect Flaming mill
 The C. Cowles q Companyss New
 Factory.
 Fire Marshal Kennedy has granted permits to Henry Donovan to erect ten frame dwell- ings on Townsend lane, an extension of Winter street. They will be each 16 by A feet.
 H. W. Stowe has been granted permit to erect a blaming mill on Chapel street east of the Consolidated railroad tracks.
 Halsted & Harnount have been granted permission to remove their frame building from Chestnut and Water streets so that Cowles & Go. may erect new building in its place.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
Credlsablv Executoa

A fine crayon portrait of MT. J. B. Foote, Q eompositor on the JOURNAL AND COURIER, has just been executed by Mr. William Neebe of No. 2S Orchard street, and judging from tho excellence of the work MT. Neebe is an artist of no small ability. He is employed in tho trimming department of the Hooker Car riage company, but possessing a natural talent for drawing, he occasionally turns his attention to that branch of art
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
MONEY IN IT!
HORSES! HORSES l!

JUST ARRIVED AND FOR SALE AT FROsT's STABLE, MEADOW STREET, Fine Draft, Coach, Business
 Gentlemen's Driving Horses. Also one Chsrekee Saddle Pony and one saddle Pony broksn to harness. Ynhl 8k
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
List of Patents.


 List of patents issued from the United States pat ont office Tuesday, March 4, 1890, for the state of Connecticut furnished us from the of flee of Earle 6 Seymour. solicitors of patents, S6o Chapel street, New Haven. Conn: F. Armstrong, Bridgeport. machine for setting up c L. Barnard, Stamford, theatricsl appliance. T. H. Benedict, assignor Ia to H. A. Benedict, T. A. Blake, New Haven, Chli mill. E. P. H. Capron, Norwaik, shaft coupling. strons n Mig. sS Co., bearing fb; for bicycles IsA'' v Al ~ c. F. Clark, Windsor Locks, barrel truck. M L. Hansen, @ ss assignor to EAT ArmstFong Mig. Co.,, Bridgeport, lasting machine: III w Hayden and Q. 5. Dikeman. asslgnoraM M to incandescent lamps oJ: Kennedy. Birmingham. assigpor to Osborne 6 Q. Nosck, Stamford, vise. s. Osborne, Wilton, checking and unchecking de o NJ fIsit, assignor p to Patent Button company, F. 0. Rockwell, Hartford. incandescent lamr A. Shepard, Plan tsville, meat cutter. G. E. Spare, assigner to New Haven Carriage Esy er making % M. 0. Swezey, New Haven, cash carrier aDpara' ' E. J. Toof, New Haven, hemstitching attachment Same, sttachment holder for sewing machines. m y,fs BlEa tS Rule WaSPg Ma8ehsster % nI SS%n n.,s,,
 Lfst of Letters | Remaining in the New Haven postofice. New Hs | ven county, state of Connecticut, Wednesday | March s, 1890:
 LADIES LIST. S-Miss Lizzie Snow. T-Mrs. Mary Thompson. | W-0re Theo. Wells
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
TELKGRAPHIO JOTTINGs.

Governor Burleigh of Maine has appointed April 17 ss Fast day.
 The president yesterday approved the act providing for an assistant secretary of war.
 The president has approved the agreements entered into with the several bands of Chip. pewa Indians in Minnesota.
 Leagues have been formed at Rio Janeiro, Bahia. Para, Santos and Psrnambuco to boy cott British in favor of American goods.
 The weather is bitterly cold throughout Austria Hungary, the thermometer ranging between 15 and IT centigrade. At Klugen- ort 1t is below 20 degrees.
 Emin Pasha is guest of the sultan. He will remain in Zanzibar for few days and will then return to Bagomoyo. He will sail for Europe at the end of the month.
 The majority of the house committee on territories have completed their report on the bill for the admission of Idaho. The report is favorable and will soon be presented in the house.
 Captain Samuel B. Washburne, of tho proprietor of the Washburne mills at Minns- apolis, died at the sanitariun in Avon, N. Y., yesterday.
 The president has denied the applications for pardon in the oases of Antonio Correnti, convicted in Pennsylvania of oountsrfeiting, l and Samuel H. Mays, convicted in Georgia o1 illicit distilling.
 MT. Taulbee's condition was much worse 1 last night and more serious than it has beer 1t any time since he was shot. At midnight he was 50 low that fears were entertained that he might not live throughout the night There is hardly any hope of his recovery.
 There may be an international yacht rac' in Halifax harbor the coming season for tn American citizens' cup, which was won b. the Wsnonah of the Jubilee regatta ant which has been presented by her owners t tho yacht squadron for the annual raes oper to all Halifax boats.
 The British steamship Jamaican, which a1 rived at New Orleans yesterday from Port a1 Prince, reports Q very unssttlsd state of af fairs there and that recently an attempt wa made to burn the town. The general imprsa sion is that the Hyppolits government will be of short duration.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,

District of New Haven, se. Probate Court YNSTATE of JAMES J. WEBB late of Hamden, HA in said district, deceased.
 Tho executor having exhibited his admins. traton account with said estate to tnis court hor
 ORDERED That the 17th day of March, A, D. 1890, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at 2 for the district of New Haven. be and the same is assigned for . hearing on the allowance or said sd court directs the executor to cite all per sons interested therein to appear at se,a ume 9 and place by publishing this order three times in some newopaper having circulation in said dis trict. A. HEATON kO6EHtoVNL
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
NOTICE. w. H. Minor, Dentist,
 SIS Chapel Street, Will resume his regular practice on and after Saturday, March g, 1890. nnhh if
GRATEFUL COMFORTING
 EppS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

BKEAKFAHT.
 By a thorough knowledge of the nsturailaws which govern the operations of digestion and nutfi lies of eliselected Cocoa, MT. Epps has provided break tables with delicately favored bsy- srage which may save many heavy doctors bills. It IS by judicous of articles of diet thAt constitution may be gradually kuiltlp untilstropg dreds of ubtlemaladiesare hoatingaroundus ready to attack wherever there is aweak point. We may fortified with pure blood and properly nouriehed frame "-Civil Service Gazette.
 Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only In half pound tins by 9rccers, labeled thus: JAMES EFFs 4 Cn. Homeopathic ChsEistE, rSf nn3. EsztanA
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
signal Tower Removea.

The use of the signal tower at the north end of the Bridgeport depot was discontinued yesterday and the cross.over track at that point owned by the Consolidated road was removed. The tower will be removed Sun day to point near the elevator and will serve to opeEate tho cIoss.oYer at that point.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
Heavy snow In she west.

LHADvn4LE, Col, March 5.-The heaviest snow storm that has visited this section of the country for years visited this city last night. There are sixteen inches of snow packed on the streets and 1t Is still snowing. A party who went to tho top of Mosquito Pass yesterday to mend the telephone wires found four feet of snow above the poles which arc twenty feet high. making the depth of the snow in the pass twenty-four foak
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06

New England order of Protection. Grand Warden William Fl. Ely of this city ing.
 by F. R. Fisher as grand guide, instituted .
 Beacon lodge No. 69 of this city will give public entertainment at its hall next Mon- day evening.
 Elm Tree lodge No. 35 of this city has a membership of 110 and six applications pending.
 The next session of the Grand lodge will be held in this city April g.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
Ind ucemsnts at S4 ChurcI

Special nducements at "A Church
 Street.
 John H. Bond the we'll known and popular proprietor of Bonds Butter store, 24 Church street, offer special inducem ents this week in consequence of the superior quality of his goods, and the very low prices at which they are sold. His store is visited daily, by purchasers from all parts of the city and suburban towns. See his advertisements.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
COFFEE !!

A large stock of VERY OLD and CHOICE Padang Java Coffee, and fair stock of Mo. cha. We buy these goods from first hands, roast every other day, grind to order there is no reason why 1t shouldn't make perfect Coffee. ~
 9S.5O Flour $5.5O Johnson & Bros "Hsxall," equal to any made, @5.50 per bbl.
 A good Family Flour for $5.26 per bbl.
 CIGARS!
 A good stock of Imported and Domestic Cigars some choice, from pure Havana to. baooo, made in Key West. and half pints; qts S6c, pts 60c, half pts 800. Ve are agents for It's sale here.
 JOHNSON A BRO., All and
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
THE mEn1DEr PLAGUE.

Two More Dsaths-The Patients Doing
 Well and 1t is Believed she worst is
 over.
 Yesterday there were two more deaths in Meriden from the prevailing small pox. One, Joseph Rotb, of Camp street, the other a three-year-old daughter of Peter Glontz of Veteran street. They were buried last night about 12 o'clock. Up to late hour last night no new cases were reported, and the fourteen patients wore all doing well. It is hoped and believed that the worst is now over. Vaccination is going ion in the oity at @ wholesale rate, soms physicians reporting as many as 300 day. There has been big demand for vaccine points in New Haven from Meriden and Wallingford people. One New Haven drug house, Mr. Hewitt's, on Chapel street, has supplied quite number.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
The outlook in Providence.

Everything seems to be going along smoothly in Providence. The capital stock is nearly all subscribed and unless some un- foreseen event happens the Providence club will be strong factor in the race. The only hitch seems to be in securing suitable grounds, but the committee on grounds is hard at work and will probably secure them before many days. Manager Bracket has the following men under contract: Floyd Lanman of New Brighton, Conn.,, captain of tho Quincy, Ill.,, team last season, clever captain; John Farrow of the same city, 6 good first baseman, left hand hitter and also . plucky catcher; Con Strouthers of Davenport, Ia, center fielder and first baseman, who played in that city and ranked high as an all-round player in fielding, batting and coaching; John Gal ligan of Staten Island, loft field, who played with the Portlands in 1888 and Buffalos in 1889, strong fielder, hitter, thrower and base runner; Frank l.. Day of Detroit, sec. ond baseman, with the Lowells last season, and with an excellent reputation as fielder and batsman; George Mutton, third baseman, played with Quincy, Ill.,, team in 1889, and Is claimed to be second to none in the league in his position. and is hard worker and fair hitter; Frank Spill, short stop,
 whose homo is in Leominster, and was with seasons, 1Ss7'88 in Lynn and 1889 in
 Quincy, Ill.,; M. H, McDermott of Fall
 River. pitcher with the Auburns, N. Y., and Louisvilles last season. He is skill ful pitcher, and was engaged after consider able difficulty. Negotiations are in progress with other eligible men to fill up the com. plement for the team. Exhibition gamee kI,a o& hono hoon
 ed with the Bostons, Dartmouths, Browr
 university, Hamilton and London, Ont. teams of the International association, with others to hear from.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
Woodchoppers Waxea. l.

HARTFORD, March 5.-Tbe home team did not find much trouble in defeating New Bri- tain at the rink here tonight. The visitors hustled but the Kangaroos were altogether too fast.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06

Mrs. Caroline Donovan, who presented $1O0. .OOO to the Johns Hopkins university and founded chair of English literature, died yesterday ct Baltimore.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
Ka,pav,s K,a. ssx.u.n.a, ,,

SPRINGFIELD, March 5.-The Meridens were defeated quite handily by the local team in the rink here tonight by score of Il to 6. It was good clean game but the visitors were clearly outplayed.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
The Standing.
Polo Pointers,

Tomorrow night-Hartford at Springfield.
 Games to-night-Spring6eld at Bridgeport and Meriden at Now Britain.
 The players were practicing in the rink yesterday morning for the first time in over a week.
 Will somebody get on to the mascot of the Hartford team and make away with it in one way or another.
 Meriden is having about as much trouble in winning the home games nowadays as the local team did a week or 50 ago.
 Pop Hallett was yesterday signed by Mana ger Lucas of the Meriden polo team. He will act as half-back and captain.
 Newoombe is at his home in Boston taking a vacation. He left this city after the game on Monday night and will return in time to play Friday night against Bridgeport.
 The Springfield Union is pretty hard on the Springfield polo team. It expects too much of the team and should remember that the team has never yet won the champion" ship in any league.
 Pierce and Menard are not holding their end up at present and their playing is way for the brilliant defense work of Conway and Smith the team would be far from first place.
 The match for $1, 900 to have been played in the Winslow rink, Boston, between the New Britain and Hartford polo teams, is of. The reason is that the packers of the New Britain team failed to come to time with the forfeit of $400.
 The local team will find hard work in downing the champions at the rink to-mor- row night, but will show tho Bridgeports how to play scientific game. The local team is making strong bid for third place at pres. ent and they ought to down the "remnants' and place themselves one step nearer that po- eition.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
Prize Tickets.


District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court, VNSTATE of LUTHER 0. PHELPS, late of Ham. tl den, In said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district ot New Haven hath limited aud allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to ex- hibit their claims for settlement. Those who neg within said time, will be debarred recovery. Al pcrsons indebted to said estate arc requested to CORA D. PHELPS,
 rnh8 adfv+ Aduinistratrtx.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
The city's Portrait Gallery,

Another portrait is soon to be added to the city's portrait gallery of ex-mayors,- that of the late ex-Mayor Welch, which is now being painted by MT. H. I. Thompson and will be completed early next spring.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06

NEW HAVEN STEAM HEATING CO., Hot Heating "aOd  heating
 las All zinds of Repairing thoroughly
  OFFICE AND FACTORY sa COURT STREET, NEW HAvEN CONN.,
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
NO LADY SHOULD BE WITHOUT

Charles Craig.
 They never fail to effect a permanent cure of Flatulent Dyspepeia, Bloating, Urinary Affections, the worst cases of Bright's Dis ease and Liver Complaint. They are partic- ularly recommended for the use of ladies that are subject to Bloating, ss they never fail to reduce them to their normal size, and give them that perfect form which they pos
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
For Non.yupp0

William Davidson lives on Munson street. He was arrested last night upon g warrant
 secured by his wife charging him with non- support of his family
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
Sperta1 Wuttess.
Special Anttres.
W,..v+(&ff~@r Read What We Have to Say :

Our new SPRING DRESS GOODS have arrived and to say they beautiful does express it. We varied choice collection The embraces thing and desabe will be worth your time examine carefully the styles qualities and pces and look at New SPRING JACKETS, etc. Come and see them anyway ; charge to look at them
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
Base nall News.


 Pitzs, one of the catchers on last seasons ball nine, was in town yesterday afternoon. He came here with tho intention of signing and called on Secretary Munson of the Amusement company, but they could come to no agreement and Pitzs left for his home in Brooklyn on the 1:S0 train.
 The cranks when they go to see their first ball game this season will doubtless find the grand stand and the bleachers much chang ed. It has bsen decided to place $50 chairs in sections three, four and five on the west side of the grand stand. These will be sold for twenty five cents each and no smoking will be allowed in these sections. On the east section there will be between $50 and 400 seats, the same as last year, which will be sold for 15 cents. These seats cost 25 cents last year. New bleaching boards will be built on tho east side to accommodate about twice the number that could find seats there last year, or 800 in all. Additional ac- commodations will also be built on the west side of the grand stand.
 This Is what the cranks cried for last sea. son and now that these changes are going to be made the amusement company will find that 1t will help them in more way than one.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06

LOST. NJ A black Cocker Spaniel, answertng name of Pete small brass bell on the coller suitable reward for return to
 THE DOWNE9 NEWS %, mh6 1t e69 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
GENTLEMEN'SL LIST

T-J. R. l. Tikauder.
 N. D. SHERRY, F. N. IAskfor advertised letters" and mentiondate od list
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
NOTICE.

For Sale Cheap, A SECOND HAND Fearless Horse Power. In A good condition. Can be seen at tho agricui- turai storo of BRADLEY DAMN, wh6 it 406 and 40S State street.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06

W A N II Ds A SITUATION by competent woman to cook. A wash and iron. -' mh6 itf sdwA ar5TNnror
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06

FOR RENT, >uM Aaat. with modern conveniences. Apply M to 0. HAwLEY,
 mhe stt I074 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06
Wslants.
One Cont . word for F..6 1.....,.

WANTED. STENOGRAPHER (male) wants position VI, O york at anything else. mh6 2tt BOX 7a4, City.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-06

A Bargain, ENINE lot In West Haven ; cash wanted for busi- nh6 eod8tt ie5 Howard avenue, City.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-14
waiting their en-
Nve or seek new
They will be obliged
i. in order to keep opt

goods While they waiting their en-
pI0yes must elthel arve or seek new
neios o. employment they will be Obliged
g g lea learn new s busy sin order to keep opt
Some OF the Helena dry goods houses also
nave carpet departments, and they have N
cetved notices Of an advance an adyanoa.
not in body brussels, nor in moquette, nor
yst IN administer, but in ths ingrains tho
carpets the poor man buys. One Of these
New York house, il az follows:
I'm view Of the greatly enhanced cost of
ingram carpet woods because Of the new
tarlH. the makes Of extra supers, for which
We are selling agents. have been advanced
two and one-half cents par yard, and
further important advanced are likely TO
follow soon. All orders will be entered, at
value, at time of delivery"
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No. 4406
TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
OMc0 OF CoMPTRoLLER OF THE CURRENCY,S
WASHINGTON, Aug. 49, 1890
Whereas. By satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, 1t has been made to appear that
''ahe Helena National Bank" Of the city Of Hell
ena in the county of Lewis and Clarke and state
Of Montana, has complied With the provisions Of
the statutes Of the United States. required to Be-
thorized to dominance the business Of banking.
Nov, therefore, i, Robest n. Nixon. deputy
and acting conptsoller OF tho currency, do here
the city Of. Helena, in the county Of Lewis and
Clarke and etste Of Montana, Is authorized to
1ommence The business Of banking ., provided
revised statutee Of the United States.
In testimony whsaeof wituea,
SEAL a0th day d AaSost. lea "a sns
q. w. NIXON,
Deputy and setting COMPTROLLER Of the eurrennv
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-14
THROWN FROM HER BUGGY.
DE- Holden Rendered Unconscious and
Badly Bruised.

u holden Rendered Unconscious and
BADLY Bruised.
Dr. Catherine Holden was thrown from
her buggy Saturday evening about six
o'clock and received some severe bruises
that will probably oonfine her to her room
several days. Tue doctor was turning the
CORNER at Rodney street and Eighth avenue,
wnere her horse SHE'D at something, and
She suddenness Of the jerk threw her out ON
the ground, leaving her unconscious. She
remembers nothing after that and was I'M
conscious for some time afterward. Dr..
Brooke saw her thrown out and had her
conveyed to his residence. She received
several cuts on the head, and her physician
states two Of her ribs are fractured. II vas
reported Yesterday that tho injuries 70 DR..
says there is no likelihood Of this.
After ~. Holden was thrown out her
horse continued on the way home and IL was
found in the stable, no damage having been
done to the buggy.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-14

Frank Barnes, deputy sheriff Of Deer
Lodge county, arrested five men yesterday,
two at Marysville and three at East Helena.
The men are charged with stealing supplies
from Frank Durand, wood contractor for
the Granite Mountain Mining company. It
is claimed that they were Quilted BY Du-
rand to 60 to work in new wood camp,
and instead Of going to work, they sold the
on the trail OF the men some time, and they
are now in custody.
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New Incorporationa

A certificate of incorporation of the st.
Croix Gold and Silver Mining and Smelling
company was fled with the secretary of
state yesterday. The capital stock is $1,-
100000 in 100000 shares of s. each. Chas.
Donohue, James Mccarthy, Samuel Mat
hews, James M. Walsh, Lorenzo F. Col
Inns and Edward Donovan are the incorpor-
ators. It is a consolidation of the Pilgrim,
st. Croix. Cumberland and Silver Treasure
mines of Arraster creek and west branch Of
Mill creek, Park county.
The New Silver Crown Mining company
has been incorporated by 8. d. Stuart,
Thomas Stuart, William Wilson, Cor. In
glehart. E. Simpson and r. L. Hernbrook.
The capital stock is $500, 600 in shares of 81
each.
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Court House Notes.

OVuEt 0Vub6 NOC00s
William B. Nelson and Wilson Leise1
have been admitted to practice by the su
preme court.
Carlton v. Norcross has been granted
leaye by the supreme court to amend hi
complaint against the state board of medi-
cal examiners.
The supreme court has allowed Peter NJ
Baum till Oct. 20 to file new answer in
the disbarInent proceedings against him.
Judge Hunt, in the district court, ad-
mitted Henry Buckner and George Herring
to citizenship.
Governor Toole has appointed w. H.
Stowell, of Lewis and Clarke county, nota-
ries public.
The county clerks return OF the equal
lied assessment of Yellowstone, makes the
total real estate and improvements, $1,O9O,-
1924, personal property s., 999, 663.