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Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-20
W RATMRm RECORD.
IrDIcATloNs TOR TO DAY.

WAR DEPARrMENr,
 OyyIcx or THE CnIEy SIGNAL SERVICE. WAsnINoroN. D. O., ?. m., May 10, 1890. ] For Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont: Cloudness and frequent showers; easterly to west- erly winds; cooler Wednesday morning.
 For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecti- cut Cloudy weather and frequent showers; southerly to westerly winds; cooler Wednesday morning.
 For eastern New York: Cloudiness and frequent rains variable winds; cooler on Wednesday morn ing
 oautionary signals arc displayed from Atlantic City to Passport except at New Haven, New Lon don and New York city.
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PersonaI Notes.

It vas Miss Charlotte E. Hyde who recent. lv resigned her position e e teacher In one of the grammar schools, and not Miss Charity B. Hyde, as Saturday mornings paper stated.
 George w. Bradley of Hamden was seven- ty.four years old yesterday. The members of the New Haven and Elm City Gun clubs presented him fine perpetual calendar clock, with letter of congratulation from the clubs. Mir. Bradley has large circle of friends who wish him many happy returns of the day.
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LOCAL NEW ..
Brief M onsion.

keHh0k NAOANAVAs
 Rev. D. Bassett of Sratford will make the Memorial day address in that town.
 Rev. c. S. Marsh, pastor of the East Hsrt- ford Congregational church, has resigned. Thirty members of the Rambling Wheel club of Bridgeport rode to Birmingham Sun day. ,...
 A large llat of prizes Is offered for the big shoot of tho Citizsus' Rifle club in Meriden May 2s, %, 80.
 Bishop Williams administers the rite of confirmation to class In Naugatuck Friday evening, May 26.
 A. W. Comstock, who leotured at Masonic hall Sunday, left $lo with Mayor Peck for the worthy poor.
 Several leading Hartford physicians at- tended the funeral of Dr. Rockwell In East Windsor yesterday. Rev. MT. McNichol, pastor of the M. E. church in Westville, sails for Europe May 30 to be absent about month.
 It is reported that President Bostwick has had enough of the New England road and that he has decided to resign.
 The esst shore fishermen drew their net yesterday for the first time this season. A number of shad and white6sh were taken.
 we don't pay @, ,00o Q year rent Use your own judgment. Call and examine our goods. Royal shoe store, 21 Church street.
 Theodore Sommer oi Meriden removed to New Haven yesterday to take charge of the cooperipg department ot Sperry, Barnes & Go.
 Rev. Father Zones, late of St. Ann's church, Waterbury, is lying st the point of death In Psvtuchet' R. I, ayshe home of his sister.
 The Kirby Fishipg club of Bridgeport made big haul of blsckhsh and sea bass Sunday. 300 of the former and seventeen of the latter being hooked.
 The Hon. O. R Fyler of Torrington left Saturday for Salt Lake oity. Utah, on busi- ness trip, and intends to visit twenty diner- ent states before returning.
 James Cowan, the brakeman of Thomaston who was injured Friday night by being struck by the Central avenue bridge at East Eud, died at the Bridgeport hospital Sunday morning.
 Druggist John H. Klock, who sustained . paralytic shock few days ago, was reported as about the same last night. His doctors do not hold ont any hopes of his recovery, however.
 A boycott has been declared on all beer made in New Haven county in consequence of the recent strike at Weidsman's brewery. Tho boycott simply means that all members of the Trades council will both abstain from selling or drinking beer made by any of the local brewers. This action Is in retaliation for the employment of non-union men by the hvaWava
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mlnlsters ana Politics

At the ministers meeting, which was held in Center church chapel yesterday morning,
 Professor Simeon E. Baldwin delivered an address on "Ths Duties of the Ministry d to Moral Questions in Politics" He said that in our ordinary political contests minister owes onlv his vote and no more. but when ouestions of right or wrong are to be de- eidsd. it Ia his duty to uso all his influence In aiding the party that supports the right.
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rho OId District schoo

There are twenty or more scholars in tho Old District School to bo given to morrow evening at English hall, including Obadiah Frost, Hazekiah Perkins, Peggy Jones. Mag cie Muldoon and others, with Mr. Noodles, . Harvard freshman, in his first experience as teacher of the scholars. There will bs two sessions, with noonisg of ten minutes be- tween. At the afternoon session tho com. mittee, Squire Hine, Judge Gripes and there will be special exercises on the oo- oasion, including spelling olasses, reading. recitations, compositions and singing, closing with an examination of books, slates, etc., by the committee.
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Tuesday, May 70, 1890.


NEW ADVERTISEMENTS FOR To-DAA' Boilers New Haven Steam Heating Company Boilerp-Ailing, l406 Chapel Street. Bargains-C E. Longley Go. Beof-Hurlburt Bros Daily Chat-Wm. Neely q Ce Furniture-Brown Durham. Furniure-Chamberlin X %. .. For Rent-Vloor-26 Compton 5troet. Nor Reut--Real Estate--E. Maley. Tor Rsnt-Rooms--19W Wall Street. For Sale-Iieal Estato -Brstzfoldor. Grapes Edward E Hall v Son Hoods Sarsapartlla--At DrugEis5. Horsford's Acid Phosphate-At DrugRists. Ksmp's Balsam-At Druggists'
 Lost Plush Cape-008 Orange Street. . Pianos-Treat q Shepard.
 Proclamation John Fl. Bond. Probate Notice-Estato of William M Barnes. Piatt's Chlorides-At Druggiats':
 Railrond Guide Canadian Pacific Railway. Wanted-Board and Hoom-Quiet, This Ohfce. Wnnted- Cook and Girl-i3i Sherman Avenue. wanted -Girl-Si Church Street.
 Wantod-Qlrl- s2 Wall Street. Wanted-Houses to Paint-i4 Broad Street. Wanted-Help-775C Chapel Street. Wanted Situation East Street. Wanted Situation 49 Putnam Street. Wanted -Bituation-450 Washington Street. Wanted -situation-lt6 Morris Street.
 Wanted -Eltuation-F. M., Care Kiasinger q Geiger Wanted Situation -Bookkeeper, This Office. Wanted -Situation-06 Hlll Street. Wanted -Situation-< Factory Street.
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The Nprinr meAlclne.

The popularity which Hoods Sarsaparilla h 'Hsd % q psng us So.s :ms0t s wOD % health-g giving, blood-purifying and appetite restoring which everybody seems to need at this season. Do not continue in dull tired, unsatiafactory condition when you may be so much bspsAted by Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t puzi9as ths blood and makes the wsak
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for the nsW cure for for constipstion , and sick headache discovered by Dr. Silas Lane while in the Rocky mountains. It is said to be Oregon grape root (a great remedy in the far west for those eomplaints) combined with simple herbs, and h made for use by pour; ing on boiling water to draw out the stxepgth. II sells at 90 csnts, . package and ealled LAne'a 1eUily NOdieiYss,
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Tho score

Now aaven,.... .....O 2OO O 1 OO0 o@ Washington .........2 0 0 o ID
 Earned runs-New Haven 1. Washington 1. Two base hit-Lapg 1. Home run-Whistler.. First on bases-New Haven 5, Washington 6. First base on balls-Washington Q, New Haven {. Stolen out Lang i, Hofford l, Nichols 1, Whistler 2, o'Brien l.. Hiu l, Riddle 2, Maloney 1. Hit by pitched bail-Lang, Nichols and Hill. Wild Pitch Horner 2. 2.Maloney l. Time of game 1:45. Umpire, J. H. Kelley
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At she Polo Rink.

Local pedestrians are looking forward to the coming ten-hour race which will be run at the polo rink on Saturday. It is open to anyone in the state and it is expected that gooo msn M fre em'es s. nnilss have NoCarthy and Nc0ueeney of this city, ,Darrow of New London, Elson of Meriden, Sturgeon and Hayden of Ansonia and Hosy and Day ek CentTeyille. 10 will no doubt bs eloee end
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DRIVERS OF THE IRON HORSE.

DRIVERS OF THE lAON HVfeSns A Large Gathering of Them to Meet In
 This City Next sunday.
 Next Sunday occurs the important session of division 77 of the Brotherhood of Loco- motive Engineers of this city, of which men, tion has before been made. It is expected that fully one thousand engineers will be present from throughout New England, New York and Pennsylvania.
 Division 205, which includes the engineers on the New York and New England road, will be the guest of 77 at the session. The meeting will be held in the Hyperion theater at D. m. and addresses will be made by Chief Arthur, Chauncey M. Depsw, Colonel William Fl. Stevenson, Lieutenant Governor s. E. Merwin and Mayor Henry E. Peck of New Haven. Special trains will be run to accommodate the visitors, permit having been obtained from the railroad commis- afoners
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Engersainmengs.


 The Gaiety Opera company opened Q weeks engagement at the Grand last even ing before large audience. The opera last evening was La Nasootte, and 1t was very olevsrly sung by this unusually large and fine company. The chorus is good one and the singing throughout is most commend able. MT. Edward Chapman as Lorenzo XVII, prince of Rombino, created much amusement by his funny "gags" and sayings Miss Lucille Meridith as Bettina and William H. NewborouRh as Pippo deserve mention. This evening the company will present the Little Duke. Miss Nina Ainscoe, 0 New Haven girl, sings the part of Blanche. duchess of Parthenay.
 EMMA JUcH NOT COMING.
 The Emma Juoh Opera company, which was to appear at the Hyperion next Satur- day, has cancelled its engagement here and has disbanded.
 ORGAN CONCERT.
 On Wednesday evening and Thursday afternoon of this week Frank Taft of New York will give an organ recital on the new organ at St. Mary's church. Mrs. W. E. Haesche will sing the new Ave Maria com- posed by her husband; he will accompany her with . violin obligato. She will also sing one of Chopin's nocturns. Other well-known soloists will take part. The price of tickets for either concert will be fifty cents. The tickets are selling with great rapidity and large audiences at both entertainments are indicated.
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LATEST CONNEOTlCUT NEWS. Reports from all Parts Of tho State.
 By Connecticut Associased Press.l


 Reports from all Parts Of tho State.
 By Connecticut Associased Press.l
 TROUT.
 WALL1NaEoBD, May 19.-Burt Hubbell caught nearly five pounds of trout Saturday. A. I. Martin caught one that weighed over a pound on the same day.
 E. @ GOES WEST.
 GU1LEoRD, May 19.-Charles Griswold, the state bank commissioner, will start for the west on Wednesday, to be gone two months. He goes to investigate bank loans in the west.
 IN THE COUNTY JAIL.
 BRANFoRD, May 19.-A Polander who ar- rived in this country only last week was taken to New Haven jail to-day by Sheriff Nettleton. He had celebrated his arrival by getting drunk and was found lying on the green.
 THAT sTABBING CASE. WALL1KaFoRD, May 19.-Larry Nugent, the man who was 50 seriously stabbed last week in a saloon row, was worse to-day. He was taken with high fever and he will not be able to appear against his assailant in court tomorrow.
 MISSING GIRL RETURNS. BRISTOL, May 19.-Carry Yard, who was missing from her home in this place, re- turned Saturday evening. She accounted for her absence by stating she had secured work in Hartford and had stayed there until | the end of the week.
 FOR OVER FORTY YEARS ESSEX, May 19.-A Bible agent who has been canvassing in this vicinity reports that he has found family of aged people who make it their boast that none of it's members have seen the inside of church in ovel forty years.
 TO STRIKE TO-DAY.
 MzR1DEN, May 19.-It is thought ikel. that the laborsrs employed by the H. Walel Lines company may go on strike to morrow l The laborers have demanded $2. 25 per day and the company refuses to pay but 8. 15 Some of the smaller contractors in the citl have granted the demand of the men.
 RESULT OF A CARRIAGE ACCIDENT.
 LTcHE1ELD, May 19.-George E. Jones cashier of the First National bank, is serious ly i'll at his home with a broken shoulde and other severe injuries. He was out driv ing Saturday with his daughter and two o her friends. The horses ran away and tn party were thrown out. MT. Jones was tn only one severely hurt, the others escApinI with bruises only.
 NEW HAVEN FRIENDS OF THE DECEASED. | ANsoN1A, May 19.-It is probable that tn friends of Gotlieb Gottes, who live in Ne, Haven, will claim the body tomorrow Gottes' body was found hanging in an ol' shed in this place to day. An investigation showed that the man had committed suicide He had been Respondent for some time owin to the fact that he had been out of work an, had had family troubles.
 INCENDIARY WORK.
 SHELTON, May 19.-It has been suspeote that the fire in this place week or two age which resulted so dissstrously; was the wor of au incendiary and the investigation whicl is now being conducted tends to strengthe that belief. The investigation was resume to-day but, as was the case on Saturday, tea timong was taken behind closed doors. Thos who are in a position to know state that som startling developMents may be expecte' | within the next few days
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-20
Beaver Pona Park site.

Joel A. Sperry and Mayor Peck, General E. Bradley ana James M. Townsend Of the park commission made visit to the Beaver pond district yesterday afternoon. It has been proposed to lay out parks and drives in this district and the purpose of the visit was to look over the ground.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-20
American AssocIasion.
other Games.
Gaues Poseuan

Players league At New York, Buffalo and New York (frst gamel
 American association-At Brooklyn, Toledo and Brooklyn; at Syracuse. Columbus and Syracuse
 Atlantic association-At Jersey City, Baltimore c,.1 Topuo
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Ieh Granulated Sugar sl.Ol

I616 GranuIated Sugar $l.OO. pounds Rice 25c. A Prunes 25c)
 6pouud package Hominy for 15c.
 Fancy Porto Rico Molasses tec gallon 100 Bunches Bananas. Dealers Invitsd) ) The increasing sales of tea tell us that think ing people arc giving more and more thought to this oftrepeated statement.
 Our Tea, 3sc. Pound, Represents as good value as you can buy elsewhere at 60 to 7Dc A lady, who lives in New York city, has been visiting friends here in New Haven. where our tea is used.
 she Buys 10 Pounds To take home and says 1t is better than she ever bought at 6Oc We have worked hard to gain our widespread reputation and shall try to keep 1t. New Haven Tea 6 Coffee Co.
 . MILLS, 882 State st.
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GoIaen WeaAing.

MT. and Mrs. Harpin Riggs of Seymour, celebrated their golden wedding on Satur- day, May 17. The reception hours were from 8 to 10 D. m. About 900 guests were present. among whom was ex-Msyor York of New Haven. MT. and Mrs. Riggs received many valuable presents.
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interesting and furnish plenty of sport and excitement for those who attend.
on tho Race Track.

On tho Race Track.
 NEW YORK, May 19 The Brooklyn Jockey club races resulted as follows:
 First race. one ni'e1Ber Highne%ss % won. .s14 Ads- Eecond rsce one mile Strideaway won, Mad stone second. King Crab third. Time 1:4s. Third race, fve-eighths mileITerriher ,won, lO216.
 Fourth race, fve-eightns mils..Eclipse won. Fifth race, one mile-Quesal won Monmouth sec ond, Long Branch third. Time i:43M.
 Sixth race, thres-qurrters mile-kenW0od Won Tanner second, Kasson third. Time 1:lbK.
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Assaulted His wife,
AN UNFAVOR A BLE REPORT.

Edward MoGainneas. a resident of Oak street, was brought to the police station last night for assaulting his wife.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-20
INCENDIARY WORK,

Granite Flower Vases for Lawns,
 Gardens, Cemeteries, Etc.
 At Dickermans fine Italian and Roman style granite vases, sixteen varieties. They cannot be beaten. Plants will grow and flourish in these vases. A splendid stock and prices very low. Got the right kind al Dickerman's. Also see those window boxes oriental tiling. Orders for filling sixty vases received yesterday.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-20
A Spring Medicine.

Joshua Silsby's steam mill in Lunenbsrg, Vt., was burned Saturday. Loss $8,000; in suranoe $S,000.
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Really no table is complete without 0 bottle ol MacUrquarht's Imported Worcestershire Sauce. Il it cheap; within the reach of all; buy a bottle
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OfAu sha Pianaa

Represented in this city the Nathushek is most reliable make. There are hundreds of them all ovey the city, and their merit after years of nee can be easily ascertained. The Treat & Shepard company, ,S49 Chapel street.
 usatnI nresane in avarv nackaoe Savana
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upr~ss,s cnIoS1ass Inssansly DaslnSsess
 1 616lruuu sIl llDsass bsseol1g nates.
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What is more attractive than pretty face with fresh, bright oomplexiona For it use Pozzoni's Powders.
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A useful present In every package Savena, he best washing powder. Sold by grocers.
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District of New Haven. s.s., Probate Court, May F, 1890. [ TN the matter of the appointment of . guardian | for MARGARET DERMODY of New Haven, in said district, minor.
 | Upon the application Of Louisa Dermody praying for the appointment of q guardian for said minor, as per application file more fully appears 1t fe
 ORDERED-That said application be heard and determined at a Probate court to be held at New May, A. D. 1890. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and that notice be given of the peBdency of said application and the time and place of hearing thereon by publishing the same three times in some newspaper having . circula-
 mls $ A. HEAroN ROBERTSON, Judge.
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VIM. NEELY & co.
NEW HAVEN. Conu., Tuesday, May 20, lsoo
 WeatAey Zo-Day = Cloudy zveatAev and 1yeguent showers, southeyLy to aoesterly wsnas.

To-aay, Tuesday, 15rons 70 % / o'cLoek zu tAe moraazmg aud } t0 5 zm tAe afternoon, Red azsblay cards aozW de Au,zg 'over the ta0o embAaslgsd darguans of the day. Look 1ov oue zz tAe Dress Goods, the: ofAev lm the Hosiery.
 Enough said. (Main Flcor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-05-03
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