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Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-10
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 For New xerE-.s:se. :4:sc E sd.Ss sse.p, scnday .S:,s y :asG ,t,s t50o s . 'sao ssa ses. sssO, as;ss 4;oo Stamford ase :5:ss. 's;sS port speeialS sus4Isa@ .s:so. .i:so s:ee a. 2; 5;ss; s;,s: '7;os' ssSs; s;lS; 'slo m. 500; sil;e5. q: m., .l:os. s5:t5 p. m. susDArs-
 on ngss ssS ea ssv London and rro,,s,n,. ',s n % Esss :sss ,s0s and For Rost0n via Hartford and New Yorl aa For hoston via Air Line and N. Y. and s.H B. R.-'5:oo p. ns. fast express susDAzs-'s:os For MssEsden, Hastferd, sPrlngnsla.
 sss Ss ssht to 'f soe s:1o s:os Ss:ao to Hs.ttos9. .s:55. s:so. io:SS SHoRx LINE Drv1s1os. ,,s 1Sr Hsw .ss ss se :i5 pss ss s io:ss ?: n. Huiifotd acca susDiYs-'i:55 night AIR LINE D1vrs1ca.
 For MiddletOWns WfiliEasntae, Etc ssve f.as EeT Haven la ct es s:os n, i;s6, se:oo WIiImsntic with N. V. and N. E. and N L. and \ B. B: at Tufnersville with Colchester Braneh Trains arrive In New Haven at 9:15 Q. m, 8:El s6:b7, S:5ep. m.
 NAUaAxJCK Dzv7sToH. Trains leaving New Haven at s:s5 a. m. and 1:45
 
 Winsted and way stations. SUNDAYs-s:0o a. m. NoRTHAAr7oH DTv1sroH. For Shelburne FaIIS, Turner's Falls, WfllfaEnsburgs Aeiyoke and New Hartford and intermediate stations, train leave New Haven at 7:45, l1:03 and s405 ?. m For W1llia.1s5uFgh, Eorthampton and points this side, at G:10 ?. 10. From Williams sbUfg sfain arrives ct 2:2b s. m, 1:17 and S;G0 D. and frcm Shelburne Falls ana nseEmsaiste stations at 1:i7 4;2 and 500 pm. Iens tsi .ur't. ffso. Pass. Agent sExpEess Iraina. tloaal Express. Nexy Raven ssMgs zserby Railroad, Train Arrangement eonmencing Jan. 12 1890. LEAVE NEW EAVEE At 65o !:e0, 9:40 and 100O 1i:55 f.. 1:00 2:S6. 4:40, 6:s5, T:s $50 and 11:15 ?. sc. LEAVE aNsONIA At 1915, G48 9:08, 955 and l1:42 6. .n, l250 2S0 4:08, 6:1a. 6:s0, S:a0 r. E;. Sunday trains leave New Haven at S:l0 c. m. s:10 and 11:l5 p. n. Sunday trains leave Anscnia 7:20 G. m. 500 D. En- Connections are made at Ansonie with passenger Rsins of the Naugatuck railroad and st New Haven with the trains of N.Y NH. & H. R.R. The 650, $40 g.. and 4:40 D. m. trains out of New Haven connect at Botsford for all points on the Housatonic RR and the Vest Passengers from the Housatonic RR. arrive in New Haven at i25s and io:oog n; m; New Haven. Jan. f2, 1890. East Rock Line. C&R8, Notice to Patrons.-On and after l Gfs@ Tuesday, May 18th, regular trips will be resumed to East Rock Park twice daily, leaving corner Church and Chapel streets at 10 a. m. and 2p. m. Respectfully,
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-10
AMONG THE CHURCHEs.

Interesting Union Servlces-Yale DI-
 vinitY sch0ol-Annlversary Sermon
 pr. Chapman's New Course of Lec-
 lures.
 As announced last week the College street and United churches began last Sunday series of evening services of popular na- ture. The singing was led by large chorus choir. Services of this nature will be held to-morrow evening in the United church, and cordial invitation is extended to all who have no other church connection to at- tend these meetings. All seats free. The opening service of the series last Sunday evening was very interesting and the series promises to be very successful.
 Course or Summer Evening Services.
 Dr. Chapman will begin course of sum- mer evening sermons tomorrow night enti- tied "Helps and Hints for Old and Young" The first will be "How to Fail; or, the Cost of Coming to Grief" The semi-annual meeting of the Young Peoples alliance will be held on Wednesday evening and concert by the Ladies' Aid society on Thursday evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-10
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court . Civil Ssde - Judge
 Robinson.

Superior Court - Clvil s.de - Judge
 Robinson.
 John H. Barlow, majority stockholder in the Fechter Remedy company, who was de- fendant in suit recently brought by E. E. Hewitt for the appointment of receiver to manage the firm, has now brought suit against Messrs. Fechter, Hewitt and E. B. Lee, to bring about the specific performance of an agreement entered into by the stock holders last November, when MT. Fechter and MT. Lee agreed to transfer all their stock to MT. Barlow on consideration that MT. Barlow pay all the outstanding debts of the company. He procured an injunction a week ago to prevent Mr. Fechter from trans~ ferring his stock to any one but him. An application to dissolve the injunction was made yesterday. It was denied and 6 trial of the case was fixed for Tuesday.
 A decree of foreclosure was granted to the Pennington Savings bank against Henry J. Colby ct. al. of Meriden. The mortgage is $l, 100. The time of the redemption WAS fixed for June F.
 Ellen Burnett of Beacon Falls was granted decree of divorce from George L. Burnett on the ground of desertion. The custody of two minor children was awarded to the plaintiff.
 A decree was granted dissolvine the Do. mestic Manufacturing company of Walling- ford. The company was founded on the wreck of the R. L. Spencer company, which occupied the big sewing machine factory in Wallingford. The new company has paid all its outstanding debts, some $10 1000, but owes about $9 GOO to its own directors
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-10

Trinity M. IF. Church Notes.
 There seems to be no diminishing of inter- est in this charge. The mid-week services are we'll attended and considerable interest is manifested. Dr. McChesney's Sabbath evening sermons are wonderfully helpful to his congregation. Dr. McChesney has pre-. pared sermon for tomorrow evening ap- pealing to the strongest intelligence, entitled "Religion Appealing to Permanent Facts Cannot be Overthrown."
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-10

East Rock Line.

East Rock Line.
 cFL Notice to Patrons.-On and after G8& Tuesday, May 18th, regular trips will be resumed to East Rock Park twice daily, leaving corner Church and Chapel streets at 10 Q. m. and pm. Respectfully, my3 w. H DOOLrTTIE
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-10

PzAas' soep secures beautiful complexion.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-10

Yale Divinity school AnnivsFsary Address. The anniversary address before the Divin- ity school will be delivered on Sunday eve- ming next at Center church, by Rev. Philip s. Moxom of Boston,
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-10
Church of the Messiah.

Rev. Mir. Squires breaches tomorrow morning on Suffering in Hope'' and in the evening on "The Creation of Woman"
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-10

Total sales to-day. 434,l66
 Government HOnds. The following were the quotations for United States bonds at the call to-day;
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-10
SPECIAL FOR THE BOYS! Fishing Outfits, Bats and Balls with Every Suit

   lsuiy you buy
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-10

The case against Eugene Cooper, an eleven year-old boy. for stealing $150 gold watch from the pocket of D. P. Cobb, @ student who was playing lawn tennis on Dixwell avenue, was continued one month.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

WAsurNGTox, April lo.-The condi-
ton OF Wiuter wheat on April !, as re-
ported by tie staLl.tician OF the Depart
ment oil Agriculture, averaged 81 for the
entire breadth. The general average OF
rye is 92.s. Feeding was late in the
States OF The central valleys because OF
drought, aud the soil was therefore not
10 the best condition; but the mild win,
ter continued growth until thu plants
were too luxuriant to Withstand the usual
yicissitudes of March. Recent frosts
have cut down the growing plants quite
generally and in wet or submerged areas
the roots have been destroyed. There
are reports oil recuperation by sproutiul
aud renewed growth in this region
| Where the roots are intact, great improve
meut will follow with good weather
The crop looks brown In New fors
but the State agent believes 1t is bette
than 1t looks.
The other middle States return whee
In good condition. The Pacific coast Ina
had an extraordinary amount OF raj
and SHOWS have delayed see1iug and In
lured the early Gown areas.
| The averages OF condition oil princips
States are as follows:
New York, So; Pennsylvania, 90; Ohit
81; Michigan, 81; Indiana, IS; llliuoi
rs; Missouri, SO; Kansas, 81; Caliiorni'
III
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

NoTICE-I, WILLIAM q. RoBELEN
IN the owner and occupant Of tho
house situated at No. los West seventh
street, IN the Fifth Ward of the City OF
Wilmington, County oil New Castle aud
State OF Delaware, III compliance with
the acts OF the General Assembly in
such case made and provided, do hereby
give notica that shall apply in writ
Inv TO the Court OF GENERAL Sessions of
tho Peace and Jail Delivery OF the
state OF Delaware. In and for New Cas-
lie County, on Monday, the l2th da, OF
MAY, A. u. 1890, being tho next term
ul said court, for license iof said hodsc
as nm inn or tavern. for the sale thorein
Of intox caLlng liquors ~ less Juan
titles than ono quart to be drunk on
me nreinises and tho following
- nhcctable citizens of said
| ward nj least twelve OF whom are SUBJ
stantiai freeholders of said ward, recon
| mend the said Application. VIZ
PATRICK N.,py II os. J. Farley
| a IL Srn, saw Joseph j.. br,en
| a IL iis1t,,,s henry Miller
| 70 =, ,a,..n " a vdon l.. u. Preston
| gbn,n's n, rrv Joi ~ 8 10 80
John q. Bris1n 20 uM,ison
| baniei 4. kilfoy nuIsr, ha.hi"s
| ,nhard, lP. n1
| .it,r H. Carmichal ban Is mason
~ Nchse 4 l.. sinscuw
o nj 81. hHy hasson
Ni .,:.s a. WI Q. Hosr'-Es.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

At LAST month meeting OF the
Trustees of the Poor II was reported
lHhat the trustees would apply to the
Ivy Court for an appropriation Of
81 ,Uoo> Yesterday the committee
from thN trustees, headed by DR.
Springer Of Chris,iana, waited upon
the Levy Court with instructions tc
ask for $25, 600, but since there wa.
90 much said about retrenehment and
reform the committee only had The
heart TO ask Tor 500, 005. This al
sounds like an excessive trifllng will
figures. II the trustees can get along
on $4,000 this year how is it thai
they only returned to tue Levy Conr
$1,000 out OF S4j, 600 OF an appropria-
iion last year after running the insane
asylum only two months.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

Bane OF childhood's tender years.
Swallowed oft with groans aud tears,
How IL made the flesh rceoil,
Los, hsome, greasy castor oil
Search your early memory close,
TIL you find another dose;
All the studieriug frame revolts
At the thought OF EPSON salts
Underneath the pili-tox lid
Wae a greater horror hid,
Climax OF all inward Ills,
HUGE and gripping old blue pills
What contrast to the mild and gentl'
action Of Dr. tierce's Pleasant Purgativ
Pellets, sugar coated, easy to take, clean
sing, recuperating, renovating the syE
ten without wrenching 1t with agony
Sold BY druggists.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11
WANAMAKHR's.


PnuADnLrnIA. Friday. April II. 1890.
7hs Eastsy Fair.
Tens OF thousands OF chill
dren Of both larger and
smaller growth have en-
ioyed the decorations Of the
Easter Fair, and therefore
they have been undlsturbed
all this week. Tomorrow
will end them, and the Eas-
ter Fair will be history.
You'll b asking: What
nextl Win tell you when
the "next" is ready.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11
Philadelphia, Wilmington
Baltimore R. K.
March 2nd l'A.
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Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE Pan.
American Conference Yesterday adopted
the rep TT OF the Committee on Customs
Union, recon mendng reciprocity treaties
between the different republics of the
Aner,ea hemispheFe. There were three
dissenting votes-those OF the Argentine
Republic, Chill and Paraguay. a report
on port and tonnage dues " as also adopt
ed. A report from the Committee Oh
Banking was discussed, VIII eli recon-
mem the establishment of an lnterna
tiousl American Bank, 70 be organize
under United States national charter
with q number OF agencies in tho seyera
represented countries.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11
BEE HIVE, "
No. SO0 Market St.
OPENING
OF
Spring Dress Goods.

We have in now a new and
complete line Of all the new
colorings and wcaves Of Spring
Dress Goods, and you know
that our price is always right.
We call your attention to our
line of Black Goods, from the
cheapest Cashmere to the Silk
Warp Henriettas.
We have also a new line o.
Gimps, Braids. Buckles, Slides
ETC., to trim the same with.
One case of Dress Ginghams
&c a yard; sold last year at Ic
cents. Also large lines OF bet
ter goods up to the French ones
Have you seen our Lace
Curtains at 81 a pair7 loo
dozen fast black full regula
made Hose, 5 to IN, Isc pc
pair instead Of csc.
SO pieces all silk Ribbon
Nos. IL and 10 only. IaHc pc
yard.
We are selling lots of Dem
crest Sewing Machines 70
$1,000 instead Of SIS. Stop il
and see them.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

Itisa general expression Of ffee-
traders, when appealing for sympathy
from the farmers, that the latter are
protected out Of existence, and they
will insinuAiingly ask them where 70
your protectionY So persistent have
become these appeals that many
farmers have come to believe that
they alone arc oppressed by the tariff.
The Mckinley Tariff bill. recognizing
the opportunities OF the farmer. strives
10 benefit him In every manner possi--
bic. There is great difference oil
opinion In regard to the tax on hides
Were the price OF hides stimulated In
this country by the imposition OF .
high tariff, what would be made BY
the produce OF hides might be lost by
the general consumer OF leather arti-
cles. II Is one Of those questions 10
nicely poised in the balances Of loss
aud gain that 1t 10 hard 10 determine
how far to 20 or how far to rccede in
afllxing duty to the importation OF
hides. 1t does not look feasible that .
tax on hides will stimulate to o great
degree the manufacture ut home. since
cattle are raised principally tor the
products of the dairy and beef. Al
four fiiths Of the hides used In this
country are produced at home, there
Is only one fifth lacking TO supply the
market, but that one fifth must come
from some source.
Under these circumstances it may
be asked whether,it would be wise to
impose duty of fifteen per cent I'M
less it can be shown that the impOsi.
ton of this duty will be real benefit
10 the raiser Of cattle, 1t should not be
imposed, but II by imposing 1t the pro.
ducts and profits Of the farmers will
be stimulated, let Us have the duty by
all means.
One of the best features of the Nc
Kinley bill. will be the effort made to
check the enormous importations OF
Sumatra tobacco chiefly by fraud and
evasions OF the tariff laws. This will
stimulate the raising and manufacture
OF American tobacco, which will be
used in the place Of foreign tobacco
and at the same time the revenue from
it, which is Sill, I9l, 1888, will be re.
duced more than one half.
The articles added to the free list
under the bill, paid duties In 1889 to
the amount OF $G,09S,97l. The largest
Increase under the bill as shown by
these estimated rates, Is on agricul-
tural products and provisions.
In 1899 the duties collected from
these things amounted to Sl1,3l9, 791,
while under the Mckinley bill the
duty on the same articles will amount
to $22, ACT, 2ss. There will be this
much anyhow in favor of the farmers.
These foreign agricultural products
would not be imported II it were not
for the low rates OF duty which enables
Canadians paying less wages to com
pete successfully with the American
farmers. The principle Of the bill all
through is TO protect the farmers and
stimulate their products. OF course
free traders are at work misrepresent-
ing the operations of the bill and at.
tempting to create dissatisfaction among
the farmers, but they are utterly unable
themselves to presen. substitute
Unless they can do this they should
be rnled out of court and deaf ear
turned 10 their arguments, which are
only Tor the purpose OF pulling down
industries, never for building them up.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

IT is hard to see how Silverbrook
stream is to be kept clear from &C
casional pollutions with factories in
cressing along Its source and fat
cemetery eloping down to It's edge.
The city is extending rapidly west
ward and its increasing manufactures
must have outlets. Ii is nothing more
than natural that manufactures should
settle along streams, and Siiverbrook
is one tina, ia adapted TO that purpose,
It can hardly be expected that the
stream can escape condemnation by
The Street and Sewer Department
mnch longer, and 1t might as wei
come soon as Inter.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

The whole country pauses q mo-
ment and speaks In hushed whispers
Mt the bedside OF the dying Randall al
Washington. National in his reputa
ton like Judge Kelley, his colleague
Ia Congress, he was not far behint
him in his journey to the tomb.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

IT NEED surprise nobody il the fire.
men's contest should end in court. II
there was fraud al the election there Is
where II should go. "Turn the rsscals
out," fs a good motto every where.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

David A. Powell, 3i3 and 500 Ma iison
street, is still ahead on fresh shsd. her
ring, Goldfish, paddock, Lake pike. white
fsh, founders, yellow perch and oysterr.
Delaware shad and herring received fresh
avery day from our own nets. Delivered
| to all para OF the city Tree OF charge.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11
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Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

GRANT PosT held q very suggestive
anniversary of the surrender OF Gen.
Lee at Appomaitox. Old battles Were
fought over and the music OF the Union
uled the hour
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

SPEAKER MILLER, speaker of the
House OF Representatives OF Rhode
Island, and Democrat, yesterday
used Speaker Reeds tactics in count
ing quorum. What is good for he
publicans Is good for Democrats undeI
The same circumstances.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

Iowa has passed a real solid,
genuine ballot reform bill very different
from that passed in Maryland. But
ttcn Iowa is Republican State and
Maryland Is q Democratic State,
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

The breezes OF the store
news are almost Blowing .
gale.
A Zephyr OF Granada. .
breath from Algiers. Dress
Trimmings have q broad
hint of the zouave jacket
Of the eAassesy d'ay,lqns; q
bit OF beauty stolen from
the grace Of the Bolero.
The roll of drums or the
ring OF castanets nigh
make the music with which
Bolero shapes and points
to match form line in the
Spring dress parade. They
are in steel and jet beads
and plain silks and with
leaf gimps divide tie honors
of the season. This scrap
of the latest news 10 a finger
board to Dress Trimmings.
Northeast OF centre.
36.inch Suitlngs in small
checks at I5c. Last season
we thought them very cheap
at Csc. They were; they
would be nav. At 15c they
are as remarkable as the
crazy, crinkled Crepellne at
Ole. A Stylish suiting;
wool enough in them to talk
about, and in four handsome
Spring mixturcs-a blush,
a blackish, a brownish, a
garnetish.
Southeast OF centre.
No buster Dress Goods
counter in the store than the
long street n where the & 4c
Crepelines are flying out.
The fame of them has got
over town. Half OF last
seasons prices and not a
whit behind last seasons
quality or styles.
Northwest Of centre.
The Underwear wonder lH
how so much muslin ano
stitching and trimming car
be had tor SO little money:
, Drawers made of Fruit Of Loor
Muslin, with hem and 8 plAits, e5c
! Very heavy and fine Muslin Draw
ere, with neat Hamburg rutfie. AN
IA piaits, 50c. Bs lar the best 81
II Drawers we ever offered.
Heavy Muslin Gown, with yoke
all-over en- broidery and plat
neatly trimmed with Hsmbu
edge, SIC.
4 That's the way the stor
Z. runs through every chapte
or
Second floor, Juniper s,rset side. Fo
At elevators.
ia JOHN WANAMAKER.
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Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

II you have trouble with your eyea do
not forget that Professor We'll, 800 Mar
ket street, will examine them free oil
charge and his o. L. Y. speetscles will
relieve yoA.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-11

SENATOR Ell EcT CALVIN S. BL.cE
of New York, but elected from Ohio,
has declared for Cleveland for re-elec-
ton,