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Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
Runaway In Rockville Last Night.

Runaway In Rockville Last Night.
ROCKVILLE, juno 4-There was an excit-
ing runaway on Union street last evening.
Michael Monahan and little girl were rid
ing in a carriage when the horse became
frightened at the Fitch block and ran down
the street at furious pace. Mr.. Monahan
was thrown violently against the stone curb
and was picked up unconscious, with bad
cash in his head. He was removed to DR..
Rockwell's office. It is feared that his in
juries are serious. The little girl was
bruised, but was not badly injured. The
horse was stopped by David Wilcox.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
Nearly through the work.

Nearly Through the Work.
The committee on schools met last even
ing and busted itself with q mass OF papers
preparing to make its report for the past
year. The investigations made by the board
recently concerning the high school come In
for its share of consideration. These matters
of interest to the public will probably soor
be revealed, as the work of investigation Il
near its end and will need only the decision
of the board to complete everything.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
THE GAMES AT THE FIELD.

Tie annual all.around college champion
ship games were held at the field yesterday
afternoon In the presence of a small crowd.
The events wsro nearly all we'll contested,
and only two men failed to qualify in more
than two events, throwing them out. The
scoring was by points, first place counting 8,
second and third 1. Reynolds '91 was the
winner with 90 points and Williams '91 q
clese second with 81. The individual scores
made by the leaders were as as follows:
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05

Work on the new gymnasium is being de-
layed by the masons' strike.
Shelf. freshmen desiring to pass of junior
French were examined June 4.
WI. Kitchell - has been elected mem.
Der of the New York Athletic club.
Heffelfnger will devote himself hereafter
In athletics chiefly to football and throwing
the hammer. He made eighty-six feet with
the hammer at the games recently without
any preparation to speak of, and feels en-
thusiastic over the effort. He will take q
hammer home with him this summer during
the vacation to practice with. He will make
valuable man in these two branches Of
athletics.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05

Coroner Mix has come to the conclusion
that Leo Wilson, whose body was found in
the mud near the New Haven steam saw
mill, came to his death accidentally. The
friends Of Wilson were allowed to take the
body yesterday morning, and the funeral
took place in the afternoon.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
Death OF Jarvis r. Bunce OF Fair
Haven.

Jarvis P. Bunce, one of the Oldest residents
of Fair Haven, died at his home 118 Poplar
strset yesterday morning at the age of about
eighty years. He has been 10 infirm health
for the past four years. Mr.. Bunce was
member of the Grand avenue Baptist church
and the funeral will occur at that church to-
dav at 2:S0 D. m
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
Judgo Fenn,

BRIDaEpeRT, June 4.-Judge Fem in the
superior court to day announced that he
would render his decision In the contested
stamford election case next Tuesday.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
WEATHER. RECORD.
INDICATIONS yoR TO-DAY.
Wan DrpARTNRNT,

OFFICE or TEE CHIHy SIGNAL GERvIcn. 7
WASHINGTON. D. O., p. m, juno 4, 1880.
For Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont: Show
ers, slightly warmer: southerly winds.
For Massachusetts,, Rhode Island Connecticut
and eastern New York: Fair, except light rain on
the Massachusetts, coast; continued high tempera-
turs; southerIy winds.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
The Score.

Lynch i, Laliy 1, Mansell /. Home run-Doyle.
Left on bases-Newark 4, New Haven 8. Stolea
bases-Doyle L.. Struck out-Schoeneck I, Laly !,
Doyle 1, Hofford /, Lang !, Gilbert ], johnson /.
Fields j, Dooms i, sullivan 1. Frat base on balls
Lynch z. Doyle !. Lang !, Tsrrien !, Fields !:
game hour and 80 minutes. Umpire James H.
KolIa
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
To DE HELD JUNE 40.
June Regatta OF the New Haven Yacht
Climb.

The commodore of the New Haven Yacht
club has appointed Friday, June 20, as the
date for the annual regatta. The steamer
Elm City has been chartered to accompany
the yachts around the course. The details of
the regatta are In the hands Of the commit
tee and will be announced when completed.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05

Straw hats at Brooks & Co.'s, Chapel, corr
nsr State. Tennis, bicycle and Elton csps.
Trunks and sstchsls. Summer dsrbys and
eolt hais.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05

Hamm0 ONT asset Tribes entertainment
Tonight.
Tonight the Amphion society's grand con-
cert takes place at the wigwam Of Harmon
asset tribe No. 1, I. o. of Red Men, in the
Atheneum. The program lie as follows:
Anvil Chorus, from "Trovatore'' Verdi
Amphion Society.
Part Song-Selected. ......................,...
Alb. Quartette.
hecitation-oelecLeu. ,;..'''.'.... ~.
Mrs. g. NJ. Allen.
Enjoy menC. ..Stretezxi
Miss Edna T., Chlds.
Miss Emma schneeiock.
Miss Miilie scineelock and Amphion Society.
Abt Quartette.
The Angels Serenado. .....,...............R raga
The Misses schneelock.
Recitation-Selected. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mrs. Allen.
Tripping Feet.. .bohm
Miss Childs
Miss Mile Schneelock.
Rocitation-Selected ..........................
Mrs. Allen.
Abt Quartette
Miss Mile Schneelock and Amphon Society.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
Positively the Last Three Nav.

Thursday, Friday and Saturday, June 8, 9
and z, of the large assignee's sale at auction
Of dry goods, carpets, rugs, etc., now going
on at 697 Chapel street. Everything left nm
sold at this mammoth sale must be sold dur
ing the next three days without regard to
cost or price, as the time has arrived whom q
settlement must be made with the creditors.
Parties having goods on deposit are requested
to call by Saturday night and secure them.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
On the Race Track.

On the Race Track.
New YoRK, June 4.-Morris prrk races re-.
suited as follows:
First -Thrse-Quarter mile. Tenny won, Civil
Service second, Geraldine third. Time 1:13N.
Second race-ean Simon handicap: one and one
eighth miles. Judge Morrow won, Montague sec
ond, Cassius third. Time 1:5316.
Third race-Juvenile stakes for tw0-year- olds:
half mile. st. Charles won, Hoodlum second, Gold
Dollar third. Time 48H
Fourth race-Fleetwood stakes for threeyesr-
olds: one mile. King Eric won, Chaos second, Mag
net third. Time 1:4lN. ar
Fifth rsSdas third nile Ts CORRECTION woD
Sixth race-One and one-eighth mile Philosophy
won, Admiral second, Sam Wood third. Time 1:54T
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05

TkrOo Now Cnrrfcfs.
Postmaster Sperry has appointed Alfred
N. Smith, George q. Marke and Frederick O.
Feunouilet substitute letter carriers.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05

WASHINGTON

Sacrifice hits-Forster, Winkleman Stolen bases
Hartford 8. Struck out-by Stab l; BY Under.
First bass on on er1orsHasf0rd %sshnsS0
Left on bases-Hartford Q, Washington g. Passed
balls-Nichoias 1. Umpire, Valentine. Time las
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
Nv Naomi Lodge
Three Now Carriers.

Naomi lodge No. IS, K. 8. B., give o
strawberry festival in Progress hall on the
evening Of June %.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
DIED YESTERDAY.
M. M. maroney, . Prominent Merlaen

M. M. maroney. . Prominent Meriden
Man.
Michael n. Maroney, ianitor of the city
hall in Msriden for years and treasurer of the
A. O. H. of Msriden, died at 4:45 o'clock
yesterday afternoon of quick consumption
after an illness Of about three months. He
was also president of the Connecticut 7. A.
and B. society of Neriden. He was highly
esteemed and we'll known throughout the
state. He was brother-in-law Of Police
Officer N. Lanigan of this city. His funeral
will take place tomorrow morning at
O'Clock from st. Rose church, Ieridsn.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
,Iaraey Citya To-Day.

Captain J. J. Burdock OF the Jersey Citys
telegraphs the COURIER that he will positively
bring his team here to day and that rafting
good game may be expected.
An Exciting Game At Hartford Yester-
day.
HARTFORD. June 4.-The game between
the Hartfords and Washipgtons here to-day
was an excellent one in every respect. Both
sides played we'll and close and exciting
contest was the result. The only remarkable
feature of the game, however, was the oatch-
ing of high fly by Annis, who made q jump
for hot liner and got 1t. The attendance
WAS the raonlar 300 The score:
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
baltimore 9, Worcester 1.

baltimore g, Worcester 1.
WORCESTER, jane 4-Ths Baltimores won
to-days game by hard, clean hitting in the
third inning, when they touched Burns up
for three singles and two Dagger. Score:
Baltimore. ..............d oao1 90 80
Base hits -Baitimere z, Worcester a. Errors
Baltimore 8. Worcester l.. observation-disclosures and
Townsend; Burns and Guinasso. Earned runs
stolen bases-Long, Mack 4, Ray,Werrick .duinasso.
First base on balls-Long, Mack. Ray, Werlich,
Spill, Burns. First base errors-Worcester s.
Hit By pitched ball-Mester. Passed balls-Gut-
Ray, Werlich, Townsend 2. Sommers, O'Rourke,
Long, Meister. Spill, Burns, Jones' Kennedy.
Double plays Guinasso and Jones' Umpire, Mr..
Mahoney. Ttme1:50.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
Liouer AppIicatiens Heard.

The county commissioners yesterday heard
the application of D. W. King Of Stony Greek
for liquor license. A number of people
from that place opposed it a. being nsar 4
bathing beach resort. Another hearing may
be held
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
IN WEST HAVEN.
A Very Successful Musical Event Last
Evening.

Evening.
The concert given by Miss Sophy North
rop, the we'll known music teacher Of West
Haven, and her pupils at the Congregational
church there last evening reelected great
credit on her ability as q teacher 90 we'll o.
the careful tanning Of her scholars, who so-
Quilted themselves nobly. Mrs. GIN. Allen,
the elocutionist of this city, and Miss NJ. e.
Reynolds, her pupil, in the various selections
were listened to with marked attention, and
great applause followed their efforts. All
acknowledged that the Meriden Center church
quartette, composed Of the following we'll
known artists, we'll deserved the enthusiastic
applause they rsceivsa: Miss Wheatlsy, Miss
Northrop, Mr.. Hall and Mr.. Darlington. No
small share Of the success of the evening is
due to Mr.. Howard Thompson, the organist.
A large audience was present from the
borough, and many musicians from Meriden,
Hartford, Bridgeport and this city were
present. The audience represented the
wealth and beauty OF the place, many Of the
scholars being children of the leading oiti-
zens of West Haven. Following 10 the full
program:
Hey. Ho for Merry june. Vincent
Maiden with the LIPS % i Rosy Anon
b Finland Love songA ................ Henry Hiies
Meriden Center Church Quartette.
Reading. ......................,." Allen
Miss Wheatley.
Music on the Rappahannock. .SomerviIlo
Miss Reynolds.
Flow on Deva-Duet -. ..,,.,,,.. Anon
Mr.. Darlington, Mr.. Hail.
FART II.
Lead Kindly Lishs-sacrsd Qgsrtette. $50. Buck
I'm T; ride H Center ss Church ousrtetss
HoaoluK ,mrb Alien
Creole Love song BUCK
Miss Wheatley, Miss Northrop.
Singing Glass. n
Miss Northrop, II might be added, 10
studying under the celebrated Professor
Errani Of New York.
Always Use Platcs Chloridss
for household disidfection. You will like
a.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05

To the young face Pozzoni's Complexion
Powder gives fresher charms, to the old re-
newed youth. Try 1t.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05
Many H uns Made.

JERSEY CITY, N. j., June 4.-The Jersey
City and Wilmington clubs played ten In
ming game to day, which was marked by
hard batting by both teams. The home
teamed piled up five runs in the extra inning
on four singles and two two.base hits.
Score:
Jersey City, .........1 . % 5-l5
Wilmington .......1 0 0-l0
Hits-Jersey City o. wilmington z. Errors
Jersey City 6, Wilmington 8. Batteries-Turner,
Fitzgerald and Murphy; Buckley. Williams and
ton 4. Three bass hits-Burdock, Galligan. Two
base hits-Murphy, Dooley 2, McDermott. Coogan
Lynch. Bases on ba'ls-Roussey, McGuicken.
McDermott Keay, Coogan, Lynch, Carl, Corcorap,
Galligan First errors-Jersey City 5, Will
mngton 4. Struck out-Burdock, Dooley, Muir
ply, Galligan. Newell, Williams, Carl. Stolen
-McGuicken, Coogan. Time hours, 10 min
utes. Umpire, Corcoran.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05

am very fond Of table sauce. The best ever
used is Mac Urquarhts Worcestershire, bottled in
England. bought a bottle from my grocer.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05

Thursday, June s, 1890.
NEW ADvnnRNRMRNTs FOR TODAY

NEW ADvNhRf6KHKNxB FOR T0-DA
Base Bail-Howard Avenue Grounds.
Daily Chat-Wm. Nicely q Co.
For Rent-Room-o1 Olive street.
For Gaie -Buggy--7S8 Chapel Street.
For 6als-Horss IT. W., Boz ~.
Hoods Saraaparilla-At Druggista.
Horsfords Acid Phosphate-At pruG9ists'.
Lost-Sablc Fur Cuff-f42 81. John street.
Molassss-J. d. Dewell & Co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eco, City.
Wauted-Man-x.Y Y. B., This once.
Wantsd-Waitress-Th ONCE.
Wauted-Horso-777 Chapel Street.
Wanted-Girl-23a York Street.
Wanted-Man- Boz 6lt.
Wanted-GIrl-S70 Olive Street.
anted-Girl-49S winthrop Avenue.
Wantsd-Hslp- Chapel Street.
Wanted-Help-i03 Orange 6trest.
wanted Situation-82 Sylvan Avenue.
Wanted-1Ituatlon-l04 wallace Street.
wanted Situation-4S Carlisle Street.
Observation-Disclosures Market Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05

Always Use PIatcs Ohloriass
for household disidfection. You will like
Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-05

Miss Northrop, II might be added, IL
studying under the celebrated Professor
Erreni Of New York. !,
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dltere @artner Der Girma s. S. Is beneb 6
Co., III, peI6e @el9dfte in Der Gtact EolebD,
in oben ~genanntem gountb unb Staate, tbut,
unb baB befaete Girma bic Summe bon elm.
bunhert Dollars fir ieben Sail bon So.
tarib be3ablen ipirb, bet burA ben @ebraud
bpn. Sall'8 &atarrb Sur ni9t gebsilt
merben fam. Grant s. &beneb.
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meiner @egentuart am 6. September A. D. SO.
@ u. 8. @Ieafpm,
w ofentlider @otar
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Cages N~seuisfeiten.
SnIan D.

SnIanb.
= Sad Der 8erH9erung Dts Woibz
ingtoner @or,eTpouten Der sc. 81.
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ten 9arriioa unb benz 5taats. 5ecretdr
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baB biefelbe pabti6einlih gum &iidtritt
8laiues fibreu miro. Bloine betlaat
fi6 iiber 3urtidiebung urb Mi9ta6tune
Seiiens oes Y~rdlibenten, un6 aud in
8e5ug auf bic MeRinleDs8ia iolen
3mii6en ben beiben bober 8eamten
t%iefgebenbe Observation-Disclosures
befteben.
= Scr. 3tdenpr, Der lieloertreten6e
S9abamtssS eereidr, bat Dem prdFoens
ten ieiH gntlaRungsgeiu@ einserei6t,
bas aud fofort angenDmmen purbe.
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9paloiug bon Midtgan ernannt, Der
friber benz Gonsrefe angeb6rte unb suz
leBt Special. Wgent i'm S9absImte
mar.
= Sie Nbrefe Beg @ongreBmannes
Belben, 6es 8orRBenbeu bes republitas
nif@en @ongreBs@ Counties, an bic @ebacs
teure Der repubIifanii9en 3eitungen
bes ganaen 2anoes, in wel6er er bieielz
ben auforbert, bic 6fentli9e Meinung
nit Na6brud gu @unffen ber Nationas
len Wabl.Bia gu bearbetten, bat bieI.
fad. ielblt in ben &eiben Ser %republitas
nii6en pa,tei, NnftoB errest. BeIosns
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@rgebniB beg ltbten @enius 1878, sol
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bate Nem Oort um II proeent 3uges
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werfen. Die Gorn. @rnte in Ganias
tpirb bermutblid elm b6lliger Gebli6lag
wer5en. Sic meiften Garmer berfau.
fen tire @6meine. neil fe fir1ten, fiji,
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STutter ah baben.
= Oas Seutfdtbum BON Suoiana.
polis bat eineu erfreuli9en Sies erruu.
gen. Ser 96ulratb bate piGfirlid
ben beutl6en unterri@t in ben Greil6us
len abgei1aft, morauf etne Nn3ab'
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polis besreiHi@ermeiie groBe Jreuot
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men Wauo unb ibr Ginb ben Namen
Grancts.
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M.u B.

- Nus Berlin mirb gerii6tmsiie NIT
getbeilt, baB ber &ei6stauaIer Doh Ga.
pribi-befanntli1 elm Sunggeiele-im
Be9rife ffebe, fi6 nit elmer Ni6ie beg
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loben.
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lambs an Oeutf9lanb 1T i'm engliiden
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nur auf ben Wortlaut be3iebenben NIB.
dnberungen angenommeu moroen.
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fen, feline Stellung aIs &ei6s. @ommii=
fdr tlir DIT Mfrita nieber3uIeaen, aber
er mirb borIdufig i'm &ei6soienite per=
bleiben. Yin WiBmanns STEELE tpiro
lieutenant b. @rabsnrentb @ei9s. Com.
mifdr merben, mdbrenb WiBmann In
Berlin oas @oloniaIamt in ber b6aiaen
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Spifems in . =Nfrita unterfiiben wirb.
Dieter Spftem : WeGieI in bur9 ben
groBen @ebiets 3uwa9s n0tbig ges
mprben.
Die ameritaniI1en 5htiben finb
iebt BON Berlin am Hbeit ein9etroHen.
Rad einem firaen MufentbaIte in R6In
babeH fe fi9 nod 3%6nigspinter beges
ben, BON mo aus ie bas Giebengebirge
unb ben 9tebertpaIb befu6en tperben.
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lmetiflnil@e Commemorative, SeOles
pbine N%euenborf. Selbffmorb begons
gen. ueberatbeituns unb 3weifel on
ibrer muftaIiiden Begabung merbeu
als MoiiD Der Sbat be3ei6net.
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fobn. Der crit bor Rur3em in paris au
ldngerer @efdueniB Strafe b~erurtbeiIt
wurbe. bot eiMen Dsri9t ilber bic araet,
in fraus6fiden @efdngniHea berrf6sn.
ben Mibftdnbe ber6ifenili9t. St cts
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ben beuti9en Nnftalten auriidftdnben.
gu riibmea msiB ct ilur, bab bic fran.
36ff@en 8eamten unb 5dIieBer &c.
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als bic beutl6sn.
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Wiener prater aus cine Yrobefc6rt urs
ternabmen, tpurben burb bic befiiae
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tpeite Strede bin unb Der spar in eiuem
3eiiraum bon eitpa IL 5tiln6ea aartid.
gelegt tporben.
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beuti9lanbs, wurbe auf Der Gnteniasb
aus Werieben eri6oHen.
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