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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-11-19
STATE CORRESPONDENCE.

agreeably surprised on Monday evening by re-
ovsr
friends assembled to celebrate their fifteenth
wedding anniversary. Several ladies' had been
WITH as aad ferns and
bountif9lly spread tables arranged in the court
manner presented Mi. Bradley a handsome
plush, spring rocker, and Rev. Mr. Lusk with
appropriate remarks gave Mrs Bradley beauti-
Mr.. Bradley responded briefly, Thanking his many
friends for the unexpected expression of their
Other gifts were received, among them a loaf
of cake handsomely trimmed and ornamented on
top with piece OF money. serviceable carpet
Good music was furnished BY Mrs. w {. Lines
and Mr.. WIN Stiles rendered solos in very ex-
the hearts Of the listeners. All were invited to
the supper room, where another enjoyable hour
was spent At late hour those who enjoyed
Nathan Marks and r. H. Stiles musicians.
Friends were present from New Haven, Hamden
SOuthingtOn.
The name adopted for the new uniform rank of
William Berry lodge, K Of r, is M. N. woodruff
division. Of1cers elected are Sir knight COM
mander, Thomas Walker. sir knight lieutenant
Ter; treasurer, DIR. A. j. Cutting; secretary, viii
liam Pepworth. Thirty five uniforms have been
Hiram Hail. an aged resident of Piantsville
died suddenly Sunday night. Burial takes place
Wednesday in Mddleheld
Mrs. Polly Bowers, aged ninety yeers mother
of Mrs HAL Granniss Of Plantsville, died yester-
day CTuesday).
young son of L. M. Camp has been very iii
with typhoid fever, but is somewhat better
Nov, 18. -Plantsville young people are prepar-.
ing an entertainment which is to be dramatic
representation Of an old fashioned husking bee.
Rev. E. J. Bosworth, recently Of this place has
resigned the pastorate of the Shelton Baptist
Rev. Mr.. Tenbrook Of Yale occupied the Bap-
fist pulpit Sunday, and will again preach here
soon.
stranger, giving the name Of Cook, took a
room for day or two at Mr.. Patrick Dolan's on
appeared, taking with him Mr.. Doian,s gold
watch and Patrick Callahan's oYercoat and ring.
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Starin's New Haven Transports
tion Line.
Every Day Exccpt Saturday.


- Leave New Haven from star1n.s
Dock at 1o-l5 O'Clock nm Tb&
JOHN Il STARIN- Captain McAnsfer, every
Sunday. Tuesday ard Thursday. The ERAETUS
CORNING every Monday. Wednesday and Frj-
day. Returning, leave New York from Pier IA
N r., foot Of Courtl1ndt street al 3 nm: ire
Starin every Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
day; The only Sunday night bosi from New
Excursion tickets Si-ss
Free stage leaves the depot on arrival Of
Hartford train. and from corner Church and
$50 O'Clock PM
Isckets and staterooras can be purchased NJ
me Iontne hotel al the Downes News Com
pany, SGD Chapel street, and al Reck a Rishorsx
So2 Chapel street
II. VAN vALKENBURG. Aren't
New Haven Conn
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The High wind Did II.

INC HIGH WfnU DId H.
At 4 o'clock yesterday morning while
the tug Lochardt was towing five barges
into this harbor the tow-line parted, caus-
ing the barges to go adrift. All five of
them are now fast on Cranes bar. this
side of the lighthouse, and will be pulled
off at high tide to-day. The barges are
the property OF the Lehigh Valley railroad
company.
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Train Arrangements Commencing July Il. 1890.
LEAVE NEW HAVEN
At $50 s:a0 $40 and 1000, HISS am, 100, s.ss
40, 5:SS, T:So, s:5e and ii:i5 pm
LEAVE ANS0NIA
At is:i5, 6:sS e.0s. e:ss and ii:zs am, ias0 $50
z.os 6:l0 ESQ., $50 pm.
Sunday trains leave New Haven at $40 am.
$40 and 1i:l5 pm
Sunday trains leave Ansonia 7-so am, $500
pm
Connections are made at Ansonia with passen-
ger trains Of the Nangafuck railroad and al New
Haven with the trains Of the n. Y, n. h & b.
RR
The ESQ. SEQ am and s:s0 pm. trains out OF
Haven connect at Botsford for all points on the
Housatonic r. r. and the West
Passengers from the Housatonic T. r. arrive m
New Haven at lass and 1000 pm
J. r. HoPsoN. Supt.
New Haven July u 1890
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o. U. A. M.

Washington council, No. T., o. U. A.
NJ, give Thanksgiving entertainment at
the Atheneum next Monday evening, No
vember "a, among the features of which
will be vocal and instrumental music, and
an exhibition of the Edison phonograph
by Chief Dispatcher N. E. Smith of the
Consolidated road The offer will be
complimentary to members and their
friaDds
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Public Te1nperance meeting.

Public Temperance Meeting.
At the hall corner Sperry and COTE
streets, Wednesday evening. Horacio
N Warus will lecture on "What it Costs
New Haven for Strong Drink" Mr..
Warus is graduate of Yale Law school
and a reformed man; those who have not
heard him will be well repaid to hear him.
Miss Lille White will sing and Miss Ada
Hobbs will give one of her popular re-
citations. Meeting commences at 7:30 sharp.
The following is the program for the
closing one of the series of entertainments
at Dwight Place church tonight:
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The New Telephone Building IL
Hartford.

The Southern New England Telephone
company expects to occupy its model new
building on the corner of Pearl and South
Ann street, Hartford, by January 1. Be-
fore the company moves in the
public win DO given an opportunity
10 inspect the new quarters and
the many arrangements which have been
made to Insure first class telephone SER
vice. The building is equipped ON much
the same plan as the company's new aud
fine building in this city.
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The City Missions,

The City Mission hall Court and State
streets) is open for religious meetings or
other exercises every evening of the week
throughout the year. Everybody is well
come. On Wednesdays the meetings are
in charge of members of the Christian En-
deavor societies. The meeting this even
ing will be conducted by the society con-
nected by the Dwight Place church.
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Practical Business Training.
Individual instruction In each department.
houses, manufacturers and banks Where our
graduates are employed. Thorough common
sense and economical. No subterfuges. Few
failures. Merit tells. We aim to give QUALITY,
not QUANTITY. The oldest and best school In
New England. All are invited to inspect our
spacious apartments and model methods A
most efficient SHORTHAND DEPARTMENT.
Students can enter at any time. Apply-to
F. A. CARGILL,
aJl16 3In President and proDriptor
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NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT COMPANY.

- Sunday AZ I0:i5 An and II oNciocf ln5d-
night Returning, leave Peck Slip, New York Al
land u pm Staterooms for sale at Peck a
Bishops. No. 702 Chapel street. and at Klocff
drug store. Sunday boat leaves View Haven A
House.
,a Ts are 2 cents Round ,5sg ,isss, e 3 SgeOd
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nepabliean ward Meeting. called

Republican Ward Meetings Called.
The ehslriasn OF the republican ward commit
hereby notified 20 cali meetings Of the republican
electors IN their seysfal wards on or before the
twenty second day Of November, 1890, for the
piifpose on eleetitis delegates TO the town and
city conventions and to nominate ward officers:
The respective wards are entitled to the follow
Ing number al deieeatesi First ward 8, Second g.
Third 4, Fourth I, fifth 4, Sixth 4, Seventh g.
Eighth 0. Ninth g; Tenth 9. Eleventh 4 Twelfth A.
Thirteenth 2, Fourteenth Q, Fifteenth e.
JAMES B1sHop,
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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
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Police OmcSrs, Grade Restored.

Police Omcers' Grade Restored.
Officers Murphy and Stewart, after
three months suspension, were restored
last night by the police commissioners to
their original grade A. Officer McGann
was treated in similar manner after an
absence of about one month from grade A.
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Golden Wedding.

wife celebrated their golden wedding here
to-day. Mr.. Atwood was for many years
superintendent of the Ingraham Clock
company's movement shop, a position he
gave up to spend the remainder of his days
in well earned rest
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Education.
Mrs. Gady's School for Young Ladies

"ILL begin its 21st year Thursday, Septem-
w Der a5th. kindergarten, Primary, Prepar
atory and Academic departments. Thorough
instruction. Teachers are college graduates,
Native teachers in French and German. Free
lar tuition. Carriage sent for children.
Private lessons IN drawing, oil and water eolors
school. During October Miss F. B. Galloway will
give course OF lectures upon the cart of Letter
Writing
Catalogues Of the school may be obtained at
b. H. Peck's bookstore or the art store of Evarts
Cutler au18 IF
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The people are happy because they can buy
Salvation Oil for twenty five cents.
The only sure method to cure an obstinate
cough pr. Bulls Cough Syrup. ~ cts.
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SECURITIES FOR SALE.

q shares N. Y, N H. & Hartford RR. co.
!. 20 shares Boston g. New York Air Line Rk. Pfd.
10 shares Naugatuck Pr.
80 shares Consolidated Rolling Stock.
12 shares New England Transportation Co.
IS shares N. Y. & New Jersey Telephone Co.
is shares Boston Electric Light Co.
$50 Portland Electric Light Co.
$1,000 New York & New England R. R., LIST SIS.
Is shares Northampton RR. Co.
5000 Boston & New York Air Line RR. LIST SIS.
KIMBERLY, ROOT Il DAY.
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Advice to Mothers.

The Atheneum will be filed to-day with
ladies to see DR.. Damon heal the sick by
the laying on of hands.
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Morphine I'm the Cough Mixture.
ANsoNIA, Nov. 1S.-The eleven days old
son of Patrick Kelly of this place died this
morning Of morphine poison, which was
in cough mixture and was administered
by mistake
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1R. il LYON. NEW HAVEN. CONN.
CALIFORNIA. TEXAS AND MErlea

Semi-monthly Parties, personally conducted
man sleeping cars. Call on or address Z. z CUR
RIkR, New England Agent Southern Pscf0c
Company lss Washington Street, Boston, Ma.
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City Court Criminal Side Judge
P1cIxett.

John Tighe Of 4O6 East street, breach of the
peace and assault upon his mother, Julia Tighe,
IS fine; same drunkenness, SO fine 1924 costs;
watch from James Farley, continued till Novem-
Der 20; John T. H. Douglass, burglary, nolled;
same, drunkenness, 81 fine, 1924 costs; James
Dwyer of Columbus avenue, resistance to officers
Watrous and Phelps, 81 fine; same, drunkenness,
So fine, 1924 costs; Dennis Nolan nom support Of
Hamilton street, abusing female child, continued
till to-day under $500 bonds; Frank Godette, Sc
rharo
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CITY CAB COMPANY.

3sand 40 Olive Street. Telephone ss~
e@h cOupes or Hacks at any hour. Oar
ais. shopping and church calls; terms reasons-
oae- ts2l
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Ei1la,rriaI.


Are invited to call on me and examine the fol-
lowing securities that offer for sale:
$4,000 stock Of the Union Trust Co. Of Sioux
City, Iowa. This pays per cent, semi-annual
dividends, and is sold at only small premium
Very desirable as permanent Investment.
Western Mortgage Bonds.
These run from one to five years and draw
from six to eight per cent. interest.
A part with strong personal guarantees for
those that prefer this kind.
Office Ga George Street.
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East Rock Line

NOTICE 70 Pafrons-After Nor M 81. ,n
~ a 20. usp @ the fark VIII be discontinued
Longer, as the views from the park are exc<IleSt'
Special transportation In any direcf5on viii n.
furnished at reasonable rates ~ %
W. q. DooLITTLR prours~<or
Addre9L eare Uock q M. n
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Inspected Tonight.

Inspected Tonight.
The armory companies of the Second
regiment and the band will be inspected at
the armory this evening.
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new Bell Dedicated.

The new bell presented to the First
Congregational church by Miss Julia A.
Lockwood was formally dedicated Sunday
morning Rev. s. B. S. Bissell presented
the bell to the church in behalf of Miss
Lockwood, and it was accepted by Rev.
T. K. Noble in few well chosen words,
who then offered the dedicatory prayer
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-11-19

PROGRAM.
fa. "Allegreto". .Guilmont
Organ Solo 9uest9 .. Anss seof S p Clark
C. Sound from ;;iii the BALI. .dillet
Mr.. Parsons.
ISRAELI ming
Mr.. s. G.. Mead
ocean, Thou Mighty Monster" (Oberton)
Mrs. S. S. Thompson
Recitation Langley Lane" Robert Buchanan
Miss Justine Ingersol
Organ accompaniment by Mr.. Parsons
The Magic Song. .................M Meyer Helmund
Miss Osborn, Whistling Soloist.
MAJ, CD, q. "Serenade". .Chaminade
fAaio ooio b. Fanfare" .........r... Parsons
Mr.. Parsons.
.Out of the Deep. .Lohr
Mr.. s. G. Mead.
Mrs. s. s. Thompson.
Recitation-'Sir Hngo's Choice. ..........
Miss Justine Ingersoll.
Miss Osborn.
Organ Solo-Variations on Christmas
Mr. pars0ns
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Government Bonds.
The following were the quotations for United
States bonds ut the call to-day:
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Before Commissioner Wright.

The case against William ]. Sheehan, the
wholesale liquor dealer at SO State street,
charged with having more liquor put up in his
establishment than was entered on the govern
ment books, was continued to Saturday at 2
o'clock. bond of 81, 900 was given by Frederick
S. Porter.
Captain Thomas Anderson of Stratford, a
schooner captain employed on the breakwater at
the mouth Of the Housatonic river, was accused
OF taking a steam propeller without having the
required government license and on October 90
gave pleasure party on that boat, and en-
ployed an unlicensed engineer on the propeller.
Captain Anderson's case was continued to
November %, a bond of $500 being given by A. a.
Bond, Bridgeport oyster dealer.
Captain Michael Fitzgerald, associated with
Captain Anderson in the work at Stratford, was
in command Of the steam propeller Jenty jerks.
Marshal Strong observed that the proper lights
were not displayed on the propeller and that
there were no lights on the schooner. Fitzgerald
will have hearing on November 90 $500
bond for him was also given by the Bridgeport
oyster dealer
Eugene Morehouse of Stratford for charging
excessive pension fee to Caleb Davis is to be tried
November "a. Bond Of $500.
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Court of Common P1eas-Civ1 Side
Judge Deming.
Judgment was rendered yesterday in the case
of John F. Mesldn against William A. Rice ct al.
in favor Of the plaintiff to recover $233.26. OH
Ger Rice purchased an old barn on Parmelee
avenue and contracted with Meskill to have it
modelled into house The price agreed upon
was 5000 After the house was finished Meskill
placed lien upon it to secure his claim, and
Judge Deming has fixed the time in which Rice
may redeem the lien for the first Monday in
January.
Judge Studley heard the case of Hubert E.
Warner vs. Charles Willoughby yesterday. The
plaintfn Is a building contractor Of Hamden and
claims q breach Of warranty in a contract on the
part of Mr. Willoughby for the building of the
fatter's house in West Haven,
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Court Notes.
anorA WlnGu

IsToLE A WATCH.
David WiliamA9eans charged with stealing
watch from James Farley, a saloon keeper of
Gregson street. The case was continued under
$500 bonds.
A FIENp's WORK.
Thomas McCahrey of 225 Hamilton street was
charged with abusing his step-daughter Katie
Padden, who is but twelve years old. The girl
told the officers who arrested Mccartney that the
fellow had made two assaults upon her. She
was very weak, and Drs. Luby and Cahill were
called to attend her. Both physicians appeared
present until to-day The case was continued.
THE CONSOLIDATED SUED FOR $4,000.
H. P. weise Of Hamden has brought suit for
$4,000 against the Consolidated road for in
juries received In being struck by train while
driving across the track of the Northampton
division in Hamden on July 20.
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express Trains. focal Express.
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THE coUnT RECORD.



bill Of complaint Of Leroy B. Firrnan ct al.
vs. the New Haven Clock company has just been
argued in the United States circuit court at
Hartford before Judge Shipnan. Firman, OF
Chicago, claims that the New Haven company
has infringed upon certain patented improve
nents on district telegraph signal boxes. W. z.
sopds and George barton g Nor Tor th wo complain ga tne
= The December term of the United States dis
drawn BY Clerk Marvin yesterday.
The supreme Court.
The Supreme court was In session at Hartford
yesterday. The morning was occupied with the
usual preliminary business, after which the
Hartford county case of the State Of Connecticut
dns msM taken The
order is TIE Fairfield county case Of Richard B..
Leake, trustee, VS.. Thomas L. Watson ct al.
superior Court-Civil Side-Judge
Fem.
Judgment has been rendered as follows:
Frederick b. Mallory VS.. the Mallory wheeler
Co.. demurrer to first special answer is sus-
/ tanned
william p. Judson vs., Ansonia Flour and Grain
| company, demurrer to original complaint sus-
| tanned, but amendment of October 4, 1890, al
lowed as a substitute therefor. Second case OF
| William p. Judson VS.. Ansonia Flour and Grain
/ company, demurrer far 1t relates to the
| second count of original complaint sustained,
| Amendment Of October 4, 1890 allowed IL Of
fered as substitute for said second count or as
a substitute complaint.
In the old state house case of ELI Whitney ct
| al. vs.. The City of New Haven costs to be taxed
| For defendants with the exception of $50.
New Haven Savings bank vs. Edward g. Dow
ct al motion to strike out Is denied, but special
demurrer Is suggested to one party and an
amendment to the other.
In the case of Henrietta Moore VS.. John Crom-
well, the demurrer to the plaintiff allegation
overruled.
| IN WATERBURY,.
| The Waterbury court, Judge Sanford, was In
session until o'clock yesterday. In the suit OF
i Thomas Butler against the Thomaston Clock
COM Iany, plaintiff has been in the employ of the
l Thomaston Clock company for many years.
A few months ago while at work crop forge
l fell on the middle finger Of his right hand He
alleges that the drop afell because the ratchet
which held it had become broken, ana the De-
/ PENDANTS were culpable in allowing the machine
to remain without the ratchet. The damages
/ fixed in the complaint are s., 600.
| The suit of T. F. Mcdonald vs.. Luke Brown,
l transferred to the New Haven court, and Judge
/ Cowen was appointedAa committee to examine
/ the accounts and report to the court The plain.
/ tiff was awarded $i2 in a Waterbury court
| The trial of Abraham Zapnow's suit against
l Plume & Wood of Waterbury for $5, 600 damages
for injuries received in the head while in their
employ was assigned for Thursday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-04-13
Bi.marck's Answer.

During the chaucellor's crisis group OF
well known German gentlemen sat together
enjoying thoir fruhschoppm aud DISCUSSING
the affairs of their mother country. There
was a strong desire on the part of several
present o. know the precise truth contained
ia the fast flying rumors of Bismarcks re
trement But howl
"Cabis 20 Bismarck direct, suggested one
gentleman. "but go at 1t Automatically
lie was formerly connected with affairs az
the German court
10 was resolved after discussion 20 send
the following cablegram, supposed io.be very
automatically conceived.
"Wc fear God only and otherwise noinn.
in this worlI-cxcepuns your retirement
eight namesl
The words preceding the dash in the cable
sram were those uttered by bIsmarck when
be opened the last reichslas' those after tne
dash were added by themselves.
Slowly the hours passed and patiently they
waited AZ hstl Here is the reply;
"Tong live the cmpcrorl BisMAEcH
They were fooled boy tine grand old states
man.-New York Herald.