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". Cox. Gold Block. oa.r..

w. Il. Cox, Gold Block, Onor9,
Choioe lots in the Amss addition At III ~
front foot
A fine variety Of lots in the Syndicate additias
from $12 to S1l per foot.
Choice lots in the Bradford addition 1t varioss
prices.
Block. in Highlsnd Park q g 500 for ehoiee
Hauser boulevard. at SIG per from. foot.
A fire selection Of lots In Haussf addition ffo0
$225O to $40 per front foot 81
Desirable lots u Lockey addition. near Hslana
avenue, cheap.
Some excellent Bargains in Richmond Htll.
Some very deairabls HAHN street property =
reasOna BE prices.
Two fye.room houses. nav. ground sozlA =
" 600 each, easy terms.
.fwelye-rc Pc hooss near business esntes. sroanA
u2x1O0. for $500 - rs
6evefal nav desirable residences
Three: .tosy brick building, rents tse ~ -
Forty ecrss inAids city hmita. vsy dasisable
for plating. M, S n 1..-5
Fifteen ecrss ADJOINING eis = ahsst sas1ah
iso sorss ID o1tids q Sir limits. sailaAas1s
plating. 81 81
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS
Nov. s0.-Bar silver. 99c.

NEW YORK. Nov. s0.-Bar silver. 89c.
Copper-Stagnant; Lake, November. $3.50,
Lead-Unsettlel, closed stronger; domestic
Stocks opened strong with gains Of one 10 three
points. Few stocks made further slight gains in
the early trading, bnt the natural reaction set in
and before the end of the half hour there were
fractional declines. Tho reaction halted at this
point and the market became dull and remained
without change for the remainder of the hour.
At II o'clock it was dull but steady and generally
small fractions below the opening
Stocks advanced at slight fractions farther
after II o'clock. but the improvement was then
checked and considerable pressure was brought
to bear upon the list with the result of driving
down prices to the lowest level OF The day. st.
Paul dropped IN, Illinois Central IL and Eur.
lington N. The weakest stack on the list waa
Rock Island, which thu market increased in &C.
tivity forced down frsm 68A to8s1i. Thers wal
no news or developments to cause the selline
and the pressure by the bears alone seemed to be
responsible for the decline. It was checked
toward o'clock, but the mari O. failed to rally
and at 215 it is dull and steady ut or near thefow
est Of the day
Money easy at per cent The Last loan was 2
Stocks were very quiet at 2:l5 p. m. Only Rock
Island and 81. Paul show decline In prices. A
i,snt improvement mn was shown on the final deal
and generally the fractio were below the open.
ing.
Money was easy throughout the day. and
ance in the general list was stubborn, having the
effect OF maintaining most Of the list outside of
gran1ers above last nights figures, and final
Changes to night show q majority Of advances.
The Close however. was heavy and dull at close
70 the lowest prices ut the day. Missouri Pacific
is the only stock showing material i'm proven en- ].
and Is X per cent. highe., while Kook Islanu Is
down 3h.
Governments steady
% Petroleum. nothing dong; December closed
Money on call easier: 266 Prime mercantile
s sssssd ds@ s.Sar1 s quiet 'tead
J. Government bonds-4's. i.19.1; 4xs. 10s.
Northern Pacific. 22ss; preferred, co. Oregon
IMPROVEMENT. 10: Oregon Navigation. 7s; Slot
Line. Il; Onion Pacific. 48. -
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Nov. 20 Close Wheat-Weak;
cash; ssMG sshc; December, s0Xc; May. e7Nc.
= Cornon , cash. sohc; December. lyh;
0sts@ Veal; cash. 4lx; December, Il; May,
1ss: pesl-Dull cash, ,s.7s; January. sll7ax;
q LsrS AZ cash. ss.ss; January. sa@Xe
Barley. Nominal, 49,
s sSo,t ribs ribs- s. ss .sSess. So
shoulders-$4.87h@5.
CHICAGO CATTLE
. caIcAse NOV; .7ses. E Ga, .sosipss 1900
Hangers, s. 1894 90.
Hos kecsipis: $4,000; steady; rough and
common. $a2S9s.50s prime packers and mixed,
s: g. R ihe sss u 90 00''o'f' v''shf'
50; Westerns, sssoes 50; Texans. $40. es'O0e'
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THE UNDERSIGNED. MASSENA BULLARD
:. IN and . AuSnsteos b Ewins, spp9intsd trustees
West Gran t. Mountain Mining Compsny Sdo s,,s
Cd on the 3th day Of October, 1850 horsby give
notice that there. remained In their possession
and unexchanged. on the 18th day OF February.
1870, eiahteen thousand two hundred and thirty
seven us.2SO shares Of ttock OF the Eizsboth
Mining Company, and that, pursuant to the d.
rection and order OF the board of trustees OF the
West Granite Mountain Mining Company. the
undersigned will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder or bidders tor cash, It the east
Loais, Mie ouri, on the fifteenth DAY OF Decem.
Der. 1850. BEGINNING ct twelve O'Clock noon Of
eaid day said 10 ISL shares Of the capital ssoci Of
the Elizabeth Mining Company, Or such part
thereof q shall not have been exchsnRed fcr
West Granite Mountain Mining Comnanv Mt III
prior to December 9Th. 1870. -
Notice Is s.oo given TO West Granite Mountain
Mining Company st0ckholders who failed to ex-
charge their shares prior to February 18th, 1890
thai. hy direction Of the boasd Of trustees. and
With the consant Of The parties In interest. the
exchanees Of Elisabeth Mining Company stock
Tor West Granite M0rntain Mining Company
stock At any time prior to the eighth day OF De-
cemter. 1870. on the tern provided in tho resp
lntion ct Oct. 5th 1850 tnat II 10 say. one share
Of the former for two shares Of tho latter.
West Granite stockholders who wish TO avail
theMzelyes of The aaid extensitn Of time ehould
room i2l IAelsds brilding. y; Louis Miesoud
HeIenA- 0ontAna. be10re December 9Th, l9ol
n 3sSltDs su 81 ntSSe'
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DANCING.

Prot. A. Thelin guarantees to teach
any one to dance in fifteen lessona
Class meets every Monday night at
PROF. @. w. DUNCAN.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP THE
= partnership existing under firm name Of
Bsoadwater. C. J. MCNAMARA, +. a. NARROW and
A. II Wilder. doing lsinees at Fort Maginnis
and BIG Sandy. Montana. is by mutual consent
dissolved. Either of the raid CO partners are
authorized to collect accounts and demands, and
: ~ 9. <. iROADwATFR
e. J. MCNAMARA.
T. A. MARLOW.
A. H. WlLDER
Fort 0asinnis. Mont, Nov. l, 1900
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Wheeler. Word D Co.'S List
LOTS.
200 feet IN Amos addition. I'll per foot
100 feet in y. i. addition, 4l2 per foot.
10 feet ON Madison avenue for 81, roo
100 feet in Ming addition, SIP per foot.
lCO feet in n. p. addition No. for $l7S.
20 feet on Shiland street for 81 900.
Lots II Mclean Park SIS each. xl0 cash and -
per week.
ACRES.
q acres near Rroadwatsr Hotel at 500 Dor
acre.
HOUSES.
Residence in Ha1ser addition, 5000.
Eeeiaence in Bradford addition, 5000.
100. -
Residence In Basaett addition, q, 500
Residence in Syndicate addition. $4,000,
WHEELER, WORD & CO..
~ And II Gold Block. Helena.
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Armitass = Piast

Armitsge = Piatt
ACRES.
20 psr acre. 100 acres nine miles from oitH
$lO per acre, 80 acres close to city. Is
$50 per acre, lB0 acres five miles from city.
$50 per sore, sou acres six miles from city.
Several largo .nches, frst-Class in all respects
great bargains.
LOTS.
ton. III = 4
$50 per front foot. corns, Montana avenue AID
phnrix avenue. 6
$3.50 o $500 -lots in Northern Pacific second
edit.on.
SSb per freat foot. onc-t y block In Do Lac,
addition, Warren etreUt. llI ~ 5.
W.T. ea. =. three lot on street., Easterly
-, 00o-A choice bMiness lott adioins Montan,
National bank.
SIS ner q At foot. oornsr Twelfth avenue md
Va .ien street. ~
$50 ler front foot, lots on Hauser boulevard.
81. 5o-Fall !, on Sixth avenue, inside HoEacE
street. 4e as 8#
q 9TH.
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= n. Floyd-Jones, Atlas Block.
1ARoArNa.

| = 4KH0AIN& -
100 feet, 8 corner. Hasuef boulevard. north
front, 400. "
100 Test, Hauser boulevard. south front, 322so.
!, ~ teet, corner o. Laurel and Choteau strestA
i indicate addition. north 'front.' $780,
70 fest, corner Of Jocelyn and wilder streets,
500. Syndicate addition. I
go feet, Syndicate addit'ol J. $4,000 Easy terrne.
80 feet Syndicate addition, $4,000
e0 Seet on Helena avenue, fronting north, 5000
~ Test on Helens avenue. fronting south, o. 5O0
,s,Soa. i'es On '0e east s'de' near he faa'road'
Property ON lower Main street suitable for inn
plication. .g77l a =
100 feet Of property Oh Center slrsst It reason
able figures. 81
Lots in Tho Syndicate addition, large list from
912 to SIS.
Lots IN the Amee addition, 81 to Sc.
Lots in tho Bellvue addition, SIS % $50 pes
fOOt.
Lots in Hotsl park. price aad tsrms ON spppli-
cation.
Largs List Of acres Inside cd oatsids the city
limits ct reasonable prices.
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pPOPOsALS INVITED OWING ToALEGAA
L disability in the proposals offered for sup
plying the Town Ut White Sulphur Springs with
water Ell were rejected and new proposals. In
the board Of aldermen to b. he'd Monoay, Deoi
!. 1870.
White Sulphur Sp,ings. Mont. Nov. u. lsq0.
y. u. SAXIUN.
N0 ,aztf. tfi195 CLARK
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WANTED AND WOMEN OF EDUCA.
t ton and good address q once 70 tsEe
orders for the ''Ldbrary Of American Literature"
loo fuli-page portraits, il preparation Tor seven
he fSr thirty days. Ch.s. I. Webster @. :
I OsT-KEYs Fastened ONTO 4 Button
nook. Please return to y Edwards street.
,OsT-A POCKET-BOOK CONTAINING A
1or ~ signed BY J. II. Kennsdy. and about 30
~ money. regard Of Us VIM be paid tor the
MISCELLANEOUS
-. 49,.
WANIED-TO BORROW $500 AND $500,
with ample eecurity. Apply ct once to w.
r. Cummins.
FOR RENT.-AT REDUCED pRICEA Of
hoes IN the Merchants National Bank huild-
1ng; enc elegant suite facing ON Main street; also
sS Gnaess 81 '' ana g s bss
room z, Merchants National block.
BOARD FIRsT-CLAss BOARD o PER
- week. 119 Rodney street.
WANTED-A COMPETENT MUSICIAN
wishes to give lessons on the piano and or
gan; terms reasonable Call or address Miss
Beatrice Terrill, Marysville.
WANTED BOARDERs BY THE l,AY OR
=, week; home cooking. Corner Park avenue
and Edwards street.
WANTED--REAL ESTATE IN AM. NEAR
40 :, city. Buyers waiting. Schroeder b Otorno.
ZIG Power building.
WE ARE MAKING "A SPECIALITY OF
waiting for desirable invs stments. Semester Z
Oborne, 05 Power building.
INFORMATION WANTED-MR. JACOB MO-
= vern. Just arrived from Austria, wishes to
know the whereabouts Of his brother. John
imovern. Leave address ut Wolf dinners sa-
WANTED-FOUR OR FIVE GENTLEMEN
w boarders. at 4lS Eighth avenue
YOUNG LADY, ACCOMPLISHED MUsI-
: clan. alone would like to correspond With
genat les object matrimony (non,meroenary).
New York City, care Of book store.
FOR HENT OR SALE oMPLETLY FUR
Grsenhood Bohm 4 Go.
personal - EVERYBODY CAN BE HER
-. 4 own y dreesmaker BY using the New York sys.
in one leseon; price Sa.50 Cali st ia Filth
avenue. q
TOR RENT-A CENTRALLY LOCATED NEW
= hotel, 2ax4s. two stories. with a bar 2Ox2l
Address Schwerdt Bros Neihsrt. Mont.
BOARD BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH,
- l16 West Lawrence street. Misses Kearney
and kelleher.
WANTED-A LADY BOOMER. ONE WHO
understands sewing. Inquire corner OF
Sixth avenue and Rodney street. at the dress-
makers.
WANTED-MAN TO TAKE AN INTEREST,"
in an advertising business that will pay 500
per cent. on investments; must have $500 in cash.
Address all communications to w. j., care of In
dependent
WILL TEACH THE SECRETS OF THE
manufacture of electric collars and cuffs
for small sum. Guaranteed perfect satisfaction
Colossal profits. Lowry. S91a North Third street.
Portland Ore.
~ N. Rodney: nice home cooking. S. per week
A NNUAL MEETIN (i HE ANNUAL MEET
- Of the Yellowstone Land and Mining associa-
transaction Of such other business as may come
before them will be held at the Office Of the sec
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"A NNUAL MEETING---THE ANNUAL MEET
- Of the Yellowstone Land and Mining associa-
tion for the purpose of electing trustees and the
transaction of such other business as may come
before them, will be held at the office of the sec
Rotary, room IL Bailey b ock. at 10 O'Clock q. m.
on Wednesday November %, 1894
A. II. NELSON.
Secretary.
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ron SALE

TOR CLASS VIOLIN AND
caee. Price ~ Enquire room :, 0randon
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WANTED SAI4ESMAN-AN ENERGETIC
w man to pueh our manufactures ON this
ground. One OF our agents earned $5.200in w
Address P. O. Box 1871. New York.
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SITUATIONS N.ANcGJ.
Advertisements under this head three tirnse
FREE.
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North Haven. u#t-+.
FORMER NEW HAVEN MAN TO ENGAGE I
BRICK MANUTACTuRINa IN VIRGINIA.


BRICK MANUFACTURING IN VIRGINIA.
Jan. 6-R. J. Linsley and L. P. Tuttle
went to New Haven this morning to serve
on jury for few hours or few days;
Remember the Barrauther family in aid of
the Veteran Soldiers association on Wednes-
day evening, January 8.
Several prominent men are sorely afflicted
with Jobs comforters. Two of the victims
are under DR.. Goodyear's care.
Posters are seen announcing the State
grange meeting at Willimantic January
14-17. North Haven grange will be well
represented.
Deputy Sheriff Konold was in town on
business yesterday looking up witnesses for
the Superior court session. Mrs. Konold
took the opportunity for q pleasant drive
and to just look at friends in North Haven.
John Todd, who was 80 severely hurt in
New Haven two months since, is now able
to resume his work.
La grippe is quite prevalent in the town.
George Pierpont of Virginia 10 in town on
business and for call on friends. Mr.. Pier
pont is going into the brick business at
Salem, Va, and is on here to have his MAJ
chinery made In New Haven. He finds the
old fashioned way of Matchmaking brick is
still in use there, and expects to start
hourishing business BY the new method. Mr..
Pierpont has purchased several acres Of land
and mas already been offered much more
than he gave for it, but preferred to make
use of 1t himself. Harry Cheney is going to
Virginia in the employ Of Mr.. Pierpont. Mr..
Pierpont was for years a resident of Edwards
street, New Haven, and held responsible po-
sitions with q Whitney avenue machine shop.
For several years of late he has been in the
brick manufacturing business in Berlin,
Conn.
Last evening gentleman picked up q
glow worm alive and crawling, letting his
light shine. This is unusual, but everything
is changed this winter.
Members of North Haven grange antici-
pate pleasant time at the Poma grange
meeting at Stratford on Thursday Of this
week.
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General State News.
A DANBURY fMYsICIAN NARRIES TIE WOMAN
WITH AN IRON JAW"

WITH AN IRON JAW"
DANBURY, Jan. 7.-Dr. Louis G. Knox,
physician and surgeon, and also veterinary
surgeon. when q boy lived in Armenia, New
York, that little town whore half the popula-
ton get their living from oircuses and the
other half from side shows. He studied the
habits of gnimals, and after graduating
in New York he made the diseases of an
finals q special study. Whom . boy In the
great circus center, he met . girl who after
wards gained fame and several hundred dol
lars week a. Mile. de Granville, tho ''Wo-
man With an Iron Jaw" They became
fast friends" but when Van Amberg took
the young maximillary Hercules Under
gan the career which has astounded mil
lions and put money in her purse,
their friendship gradually wore out.
After DR.. Knox had attained . reputation
among showmen - q surgeon for their AMI
mails he frequently met Mile. de Granville
and renewed his acquaintance. Their meet
iugs were more and more frequent, for both
Bsrnum and Forepaugh were continually
sending for the doctor, and the woman was
in either one or the other Of these shows.
Last summer the idea struck DR.. Knox that
his friend had made money enough. He had
an excellent practise in Danbury and there
was no reason why they shouldn't marry and
enjoy themselves. This 8truck tine female
Sampson ~ about right. The 2Oth of Decem
Der was set for the marriage ceremony. Just
before that time, and while the doctor was
preparing for the happy event, he received .
telegram from Boston that his intended had
injured herself badly while performing one
of her most difficult feats. She had ruptured
some of the smaller blood vessels Of her lungs
and the blood rushed from her mouth In
streams. The doctor hurried to Boston and
went to the bedside of his 6ancee. Her COM
dition was precarious, but by careful nursing
and the doctors skill she was put ON her feet
again. The marriage was at once performed.
Mrs. Knox's engagements were cancelled, and
the hrst the good people Of this town
knew of tho event was after the happy couple
had taken up their residence at the Hotel
pAmoreaux and sent ont cards announcing
their marriage. Since then the letter carrier
and telegraph messenger have been to the
couples apartment many times with congrat-
ulatory messages from showmen and others.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.

Nrz. winslow's Soothing Syrup for chill
the best female nurses and physicians in tue
United States, and has been used for forty
years with never failing success, by millions
Of mothers for their childven. During the
processof teething it's valu-is tncalculabls.
ttrslieyes the child from pain, cures dysen
terry and diarrhna, gripping in the bowels snd
wind collie. By giving health 70 ths s',iid 10
rests the mother. Price 3ss. hafIt
a0mwf6w1y
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We caution All Ara,nss Them

The unprecedented success and merit of
Ely's Cream Balm-a real cure for catarrh,
hay fever and cold in the head-has induced
many adventures to place catarrh medicines
bearing some resemblance In appearance,
style or name upon the market, in order to
trade upon the reputation of Ely's Cream
Balm. Don't be deceived. Buy only Ely's
Cream Balm. Many In your Immediate 10.
cality will testify In highest commentator
of It. A particle is applied into each nos
tril; no pain; agreeable to use. Price Soc.
ia7 eod6kw2w. ~
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Ra1IEuaGs.
NEW YORK, NEW HAVE
AND HARTFORD r.. II.

TRAINS LlAvB NEW HAVEN A. FoLLows:
ss:sss a.. AZ tsSs ss.m|a1S
sasspsss s;Ss; s,:sS rS S.
Eor sosion vis spsinsasidc GAO
Leasss and E sre.,sses:
re2 sossos Vi and Now York and
ZOE sossea Via az line and NJ T. and
3. $500 p. m fast express susDAHs-ss:os
FOR Meridsn, M.rslcEa, sPr In
.,ss ss s EST 70 IL sSe oe
1910, t:92 is20 to Ha-ttord,, s5:55, SEQ, 1906
p. M. suNDAYs-si:i6 night, s5:55 p. N.
SHORE LINE DIVISION.
,,ss er New ss "a, S sis ss is
i0:55 p. m. Guilford aec1 suNDAYs-'sl:t5 night
1855 p m.
Leave New Haven at s:os q. m. i;ss. 500:
ssa & Wiz valley at
Wnlimantic with n. z. and \. E and n. L. and =
H. ~ IN new a.vsn at ss e. % TT
1851, 6:50p. m.
NAUaATUoK DIVISION.
Trains leaving New Haven at 1856 q. m. and l:4s
Winsted and way stations. SUNDAYs-S:00 .. m.
NORTHAMPTON DIVISION,
For Shelburns Falls, Turner'S Falls,
WilliAmsburS, HOlyOke and new
Hartford and Intermediate stations. trains
leave New Haven at 7:45. 11:o3 q. m and &405 p m.
For Williamsbur9h. Northampton,
and points this side. at $50 p. m.
From Williamsburg train arrives at 1926
snd nssEnssisss stations q in z;ss "a So pm
Hens raj Sup't. Gen. Pass. Agent
sExpress Trains. tEossI Express.
Mevy haven and Derby Ra1lfoaa.
Train Arrangements commencing Nov. Is, 1883.
LEAVE NEW HAVEN
A. z:20, $50 and 1855 $780, 1855, 49, sos. 7st
and l1:15 p. n.
LEAVE ANSONIA
A. e:49 $685. and 11:42 a. n. 1890 1850, s:s5. 61o.
6:5l, 8:2o and 1875 p. m.
Sunday trains leave New Haven at $40 .. m.
$40 p m.
Sunday trains leave Ansonie 720 NJ, 500 p. N.
Connections are made az Ansonia with passenger
trains OF the Naugateck railroad, and ct Now haven
with the trains Of NY, Nh. 81. r. r.
The $50 g. N. and 4:10 p. m. trains out OF New
Haven connect at Botsford for all points on the
Housatonic RR. and the West.
Passengers from the Housatonic RR. arrive In
New Haven at 1855 and io:00p. m.
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STATE CORRESPONDENCE.

SOuth1nEtOn.
Jan. 7.-Mr. F. B. Hayes has returned to
the Middletown asylum.
Twenty-one people united with the First
Congregational church during the past year.
DR.. j. 81. Osborne is confined to the
house by illness, as also is Mr.. Z. s. Yeo-
mans.
The savings bank has made semi~annual
dividend of per cent.
The annual appropriation for public
schools was 81, 217, or $3.50 more than last
year.
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Ursseens Dleycle Club.

The above named club has elected officers
for three months a. follows: President, Al
bert n. Austin; vice president, Fred E.
Dudley; secretary, George A. Austin; treas
ursr, Charles B. Bradnack; captain, Joe b.
Alcott; frat Lieutenant, Q. B. Bradnack;
second lieutenant, Justin 81. Sanford; color
bearer, Charles e. Towne; Bugler, q. A.
Austin.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-01-08

Chicago Grain and Provisi0n Market.
The following shows the closing quotations at
p. m. In Chicago as compared with the same on tho
two previous days.
Closing quotations OF regular board reported over
the private wires Of BUNNKLL & SCRANTON, Bankers
and Brokers' lCS Orange street,New Haven. Conn.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-01-08

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
when she was Child. She cried for Castoria,
when she became Miss, she chung to castoria.
when she had Children. she gave them castosia
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-01-08
PROFEssOR BALDWIN CALLED IN.
The Complication Between the Tive
By Connscticut Railreaas.

81 C0nneotacut Railroads
BnIDaxPoRr, Jan. 7.-Vice-Prssident Will
lam Il. Stevenson Of the Housatonie road II
confined to his homo with tho grippe, but
his illness has not prevented hin from maxi
ing active preparations for tho lively legal
combat With the Consolidated road which 10
sure to ensure over Sunday nights opera
tons. EARLY this morning Attorney Simeon
Il. Baldwin Of New Haven came here and
proceeded Immediately to Colonel Steven
sons residence, where the two held long
conference. Attorney Baldwin will doubt
LEES appear for the Housatonio at the hear
ing on the injunction before Judge Hall
IN the Superior Court room Friday morning.