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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-04
THE PENALTY or A LITTLE NERVOUSNESS

Eugene Fields London letter 10 the Chicago News.
one Of the "reminiscences which the Queen loves to
recall is Of the time when Louis Napoleon was her
guest aboard the royal yacht Victoria and Albert.
The French monarch praised the sumptuous furnish
ings Of the vessel, and confessed that he had never
felt able 10 afford great "A luxury. Iut for YOU
madam said lie. gaantly, lyon arc the queen oi
the scasl" This compliment tclled the Queen
nightly. The title one. and it. hit her
fancy. Victoria 10 great sicklcr al Formally she
will not tolerate any thing like breach Of custom
The custom is that. whenever the Queen visits
town, she shall, before leaving that town, knight
the Mayor thereof. The form Of clubbing knight i
exceedingly simple. The candidate kncrls before Her
Majesty she asks his name: he gives IL simply " Al-
drew JONES' or whatever II might be; the Un,'h
touches him with sword and says " Rise, SIR An
drew Jones' ON one occasion the Queen was about
10 knight the Mayor OF Of the smaller cities sic
he'd been visiting. The poor fellow was scared al
most out OF his wits lie nervous that whell
the Queen asked his name he answered Mr. lhon,as
Hopkins" Whercupon Her Majesty incensed al this
breach OF custom and making no allowance Tor the
poor mans trcpdaton, exclaimed Rise Mr. mona Ing 70,
Hopkins" and, throwing the sword aside. sailed In
dignantly out Of the room.
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A THREATENED SIT FOR COMMISSIONS.

a suit for the recovery Of 100000 commissions
from the Oregon Improvement Company IS threatened
Frederick W. Gade went Ia Europe in December with
what practically an option on Si0.OOO,oOO con
sodated fgagc bonds at %. Before the privilege
had expired the price was reduced t. 30 bur at TINS
price Mr. Gade not able 10 complete the prolnlel
NEGOTIATIONS 40 bond, sold under the agreement
Officers Of .he Improvement Company had not re- ciycd
notice Of the s Yesterday. President smith >ald tnf
Mr. Ciade had sent a letter TO the company. IN which
he had threatened To bring a suit but mat he mad
heard nothing about II. lie added, after reading
the original contract:
III Mr.. Gadc thinks that he can recover commissions
because he had option on our bonds when lie cOuid
not exercise he /, welcome to my money. | DO
not think suit has been begun
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BR'ER RABBIT ESCAPES.
From The Baltimore American.


Everybody thought that the last rabbit had DIS
appeared years from the velvcty veIdurc OF Patcr
son park. Everybody must have been mistaken. for
some bows stirred up a bouncing big Jack yesterday
afternoon when those boys stirred up the rabbit
fine race started, In which Instant nearly
every one In the park Of both sexes and nearly all
accs partic patcd, and for a while there was much
scampcrng and running when the hail came 10
town sunday. Master Jack kicked up over III
the southern part Of the park. With his cotton
caudal appcndage screwed tight 10 his back, and with
a defiant dirt OF his enormous ears he took course
parallel o Patterson Park ave He described semi
rjrcIe with the crowd following, each cndcavoring
10 outdo the other in yelling and running and brought
nm near the boat lake. He then took the pain
rnnnjng alongside The boat lake, but only TO discover
that another detachment Of his army Of pursnera
va executing flank movement Poor Jack was
nov indeed between the deSiI and Nc deep sea
ndcr the circumstances he chose the latter, and with
diving leaps ran down 10 the landing and took a
frong deep dive into the limpd waters. some OF
the p1rslcrs were hot on his track that but Tor
Mr. lanes smith. the keeper Of the lake, who had
becn awakened from "A deep revcric by the shouts
some would have followed the rabbit into the water
The spectators were now compelled Ia watch the
rabbit swim across the lake and make his escape III
The direction Of the park extension. TO become.
nrobably meat for the CANNES tina, at night take
possession Of that REGION
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ELECTRICTY AND TIE DEATH PENALIl'
,,e yyrsrrxcuorsE DENIES THAT HE HAS ANY
coxNECTIcS WITH TIE KEMMrER
CASE Or CURTIS BILL.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: The recent articles and editorials IN the daily
napcrs connecting the Westinghouse Electric Company
With the efforts Of Mr. Roger Sherman In the Kcmmlcr
case and with the passage Of the Curtis BIZ for the
abolition Of capital punishment have caused number
~ nv personal friends % insist that II j. my duty to
make a public denial OF these statement there
fore desire 10 say. In the most emphatic manner
possblc that neither /, nor the Westinghouse Electric
Company nor any person associated with me, mas
any connection. direct or Indirect. with the habctS
CORPUS proceedings Instituted by Mr.. sherman In the
Kcmmicr case, or with the effort b abolish capital
punishment In this state hy legislative enactment
make tins denial without reservation Of any char
acter
II there are any electrical Interests behind these
movements II Is not the Westinghouse Electric Com
pany but II f. more likely 10 be those electrical com
panles who, IN the hope of nlurng the bushes, OF
rival caused electric lighting dynamo Il particular
nanuactur 10 be adopted by the stat" Tor execution
purposes and now find that the agitation which they
have Instituted and kept alive Il rcacng against them
selves. 49,
/ shall be obliged n you will publish this state
uent. Very respectfully your.
GEORGE WESTINGHOrsE. JR
Yew-York. May ., 1880
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PostotIlce Notice.

Should be read daily BY all interested as changes may
Le.rs Tor foreign countries need be specially sd.
IL j. desired to send duplicate OF banking and commerce
documents letters not specially addressed oehs sent oy '"'
Foreign mails week ending May 10 will close
srS4Af;A ~ p ~ for Costa Rea Via Lim0n' pei
M6 SNna3 I9 y 30 p @ Tor the windxard Islands,
Mure q 80 p FOR ;s Ir1idad aoa
1 SSpsS gF cor,c I p@1 Ia i from e
sodslS5 and BREMEN a "sS b. for Plata
'oq W'Ebx fsI5i per a. n'n no. for Ireland
Bsp ys GGTs i5F Great sr sap apd
aS Ren for GgFoS r aad h na9 be rd
aad, via Antwerp deter. must BE- directed per
Na a s2ann 1T @ BE- DIR per-
p No. for Jaaea pss 5 from p H. 'OF
10 80 m for Fo,, :, ne J,aDd MI h'E yGt
3nI - f. and Srnaro Cuba per ;, ; santiago
5r e 3 mr. 5 T P1 stcaa r from a2 At 80 NJ
for = PER- per se3mer from lia IaSd Cam,
may and 1aaa 10 per- P . Hvna e; Costa Ra'
- sXTrRDAY-A, y 20 t9r Brazil and T. the S,d Ia
Pe a f25 and aa o s VIA Mar.
Unique for Barbados and Trinidad and Dnerala va Bar.
otScr windSard island. must be directed per FinaneeD
n 80 M 'or Franz swiucrapa iay S2a,n a m
70, Great Bri-an Ireland belgium X'tncrants and Aus:
"roISan coanrS. must be directed 'per rmOrial at
Russia and TnrAcy pr s. : Elder via Bremen detters
fr o;ssf EGrena odnt,- Via sOuthampteS mus, ss
%rcc pes Aecrd3m 4, Amsterda@ gst'r s,, %1,;
gs d'd r 1@is "a a. fGs s %Sss 10
directed o. at 80 Nex r. to s PrSsT m. per ss
directed 'pcr. c9adal a: go a n for Central I
H%o1 at ' 20 30 Gan H. Tor d NIT rn Wsm
n n1,s 6 fG, V ma d- r P11s wem III
~ 1890 for Vnc2ucla and curacao also saysnlla
bsn pots mis-, be objected 'gcer venomgla a II 40
- AI.Nl nd IA
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structon; John Jasper superintendent Of the NewYork
City public schools; Thomas NJ. Churchill William II.
Maxwell, superintendent the Brooklyn public schools
h. o. Hovey, Paul Holman, Thomas F. Collard, George
h. Hardy, l.. B. Hanaford, Randall Spaulding, l.. NJ.
Hornthal Isaac Stout, II. S. Bachman a. b. Hoey, w.
3. Gunnison, Principals Calklns Goodwin. Hoffman, Davis
Owen. O'Brien, Rowland, Hudson and Zabrkie OF the
NewYork public schools A. b. Poland Richard Gotthel
Professor Goodwin, Of Columbia College; d. 5. Gadds,
James L. Hayes Charles f. Teale John NJ Green, pres
dent Of the NewJersey State Normal School Charles Pratt
and stephen S. Day
The guest Of the evening DR.. Henry b. Barnard,
who United OF Education in 1870
The subject OF discussion "PostGraduate Study"
Addresses were made by Dr. Patton Andrew s. Draper
John Jasper, William Maxwell and Dr. Barnard.
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upc = u HtPTTN DEEIIS THE r. MORS

Mrs John Bidduph Martin (VicorIa Woodhuln had
an interview Yesterday with Inspector Byrnes and many
false rmors concerning the meeting were published
rr,hune rcnoer called last night at home, No. li2
West seyenteths and asked for the truth In the case
II certainly went down this morning" sad Mrs Mar
tin with my husband Inspector Byrnes. A. owing
TO paragraphs the papers It seemed imperative Nooouy
cou,d have received mo more courteou-y uaa the head
,, do,octi,e force Of the Ncw.York police and he
assured me there could be the least charge 'hcr
against my sister Lady Cook. or myself Do pleas I''
o,oc that We with husbands have come over here
or Measure and wish 90 be- hoGhu'd mo i'-a
rio, As 10 the sensational story that let the lh'Pc
49,, oo With toms that l. very very lar from true. l
d,d not think after rad that could nave ley
no inor.,torla office 50 ushthcartcd a. / was but
,s.ure Won | felt rs merry cricket
LADY Cook said that there was 10 ''u'h j" Wv gu"
49, Ynsoo,o, nvrncs had spoken OF her sister and herself
n. odv,nturcsscs.
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4 RECEPTION TO DIR. BARNARD BY hD' '"' 0'"'

The University and School Extension Soc''s T
last meeting for the at Ciark's. No - "''
tv.third.st Yesterday. The usual informal so''''
ing wa. held before the dinner which was s.rN ,IS
o'clock About i75 guest. were seated al th' ''"
among them were President Francis L. ration " ,,.
.or Allen Mnrquand. Of Princeton college H''ho'"' ~
putlcr Richmond NJ Smith. Edwin Il. S'llgmih '"'
Charles Spraguc Smith, Of Columbia ,o'''ar ''
Ayarias prc.idcnt Of La Sale Institute Mcffi L. -,
president Of RUTGERS College; Andrew j. INcNo"'
uperintcndent 81 Education Of OHIO; Dr. ''ro". 49,
M Henry NJ Iclpzirer Henry Miller J. C. HehurN'
A. J. Andrews. =. T.. Royle. James CusacA' w, y" Do
ringer superintendent Of the Newark pubic 'cnoo'' -
II. Cook T.. X. Birkins. DR.. r. J. Bsckus pr'rue' ~ w.
Packer Institute, Brooklyn; George \. Beatty ~
Andrew S Draper State Superintendent OF In
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DIED.


BEDELL.-en Sixth day friday. Fifth month. 3D. Caleb
80 a,s se, ssdenee 1872 Park Place. Brooky.
First day Sunday. the 4th instp al 80 p m
Kindly omit flowers.
FEREIsAt Tarryovn, Hudson, on Saturday May ..
Faa Fdc at her OF ate residence on wdey.s. on
Relatives and friends invited.
FURLoNG-on Friday May p Marie, wife Of George
Funeral service at her late residence O. BedfOrds Mon.
morning. MAY @s tTe e. 10 80 o'clock
GREACEN-on SATURDAY. 81 inst, Of diphtherla George
Alexander son Of Robert and Rebeccs Greacen aged
Funeral private.
YGnSF a. a Td hEn Mss
Funeral will be held Monday May from the
Upon SS arrival OF the ioo a. ~ train rand
Relat1es are n,I Tcspcctfuy invited to attend.
r5fpy Sy b RS Sss Of s%st Me' late OF
Funeral az the residence Of his nice &rs r. IL Ten
May 6, at ii a. m.
MoRgAN-At hi. winter residence villa Henrietta Monte
+. ,anss and S G Of M III viii Sc S hed ID e s:
Church Hartford H 1Gs.d Gs me- Central DeSo
GS t. TgGday e sS sss same afternoon" The
NEiLSCN-At New-Brunswick, n. j., on May ?. Thee
Nelson, in the coth year Of his ago ooo,..,
Philadelphia papers please copy.
NORT0N-At Nctuchen, New,Jersey, May J. le9o, FRANK
BcarG.ey Norton VI. D., OF bilious rerttent feFer IN
The 10Th year OF his
Hi. remains viii be Haylewood Cemetery at Rah'
way, y j., for burial. 49,,
watcroNn T. Y, and jamestown, n. Y, papers please
copy
sTORM-On May |. 1890. at his residence. NO. Al West
s,t.st., ~ this city, Thomas Storm. .
Funeral ciNices VII be- held AZ st. Thomass Church.
Tuesday. May G. at 10 o'clock.
European papers please copy
WELDON saturday, MAY 3, Maria Louise Weed.
Tner, services at the residence Of her brother Edw ard
H. Weed, 3f4 Belcyllcaye. Newark, y. j.
Intorme.lt convenience Of the family.
wHE5LER-On May B. Elizabeth DayeIPSTt Wheeler
Funeral services will be held TUESDAY, May y, az
o'clock at the residence Of her mother, NO. 20 West
l9th-st
WHITTAKER-suddenly, on "Wednesday, April 80, John
Funeral services az st Paul's Church Chestnut Hill.
Philadelphia Monday, May D, at o'clock D. m
promptly.
Kindly omit flowers.
Intermcnt private.
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A LONDON MANAGER COMES TO TOWN.

II. J. Leslie, the owner and manager Of the Lyric
Theatre, London arrived here Friday the Lain, and
evening appeared at the Casino lie Ia, not yet
had chance talk with Mr.. Aronson but h. him
TO put "The Red Hussar" which Is running az the
Lyric, the stage 0! the Casino, with Miss Lillian Rus
sell An the cast. The Red UuSsar" Is by Stevens and
Solomon. If Mr.. Leslie make such arrangement
he wishes with Mr. Aronson. he intends 10 bring com
pany OF his here in the autumn and play several
operas.
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VICE president MORTON IN THE CITY.

Ycc.Prcsident Morton and Mrs. Morton arrived in the
city 10 o'clock last night They went 10 the Murray
HI Hotel where apartments had engaged for them
They Will return TO Washington in a day or two.
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If you want to hire servants or find situations ma
board or rooms, buy or sell raj estste 10y OF tie
Snnses end work or workers OF one kind or another
Won should examine the many columns OF lnercst,ns
announcements on the eighth and ninth pages OF inc
Tribune this morning
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son, W. G. Preston, G. S. Towle z. O.. standard,
stuart Webster r: z. Gatchel, c. H. Haskell G T.
Brooks. 5r., p j. Wurts, c. q. Carter. J. T. carr n
G. Waite, W. A. Osborn and L. w. Gunckel Ancr
the reception there supper followed by dancing
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STATEN ISLANDERS SUCCEED.
LIVELY BASEBALL GAMES IN THIS CITY AND
NEWARK.

over 600 people at West New Brighton, s. l., yes
tcrday watched the Staten Island and New-York
Athletic mines play their first baseball game Of the
season. The Staten Island Athletics on Quinns
wid pFchlng while the NcwYorl9s lost many
cnaices to score by foolish base-runntg. Tho
was:
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Tho collection OF short bright crisp advertisement
on the eighth and ninth pages Of todavs Tribune tel
a tale more varied more true and moro striking than
is within the Imagination Of many an accepted novel
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The LITTLE advertisements the cighth a n ,nhn,n
nares of The tribune this morning run along '!o
rranut of human necessities They appeal u e''''
condition of man and woman.
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XdRRIED.

the residence OF the brides father
Salem North Carolina, Wednesday April 80. Harrtss
Keyscr swift 10 Daniel wheelock Willard OF Sew-fork.
WOODs-EXrON-On Wednesday evening. April 80, at.
First Presbyterian Church by the Rev Geo suter,
stephen Woods to May, daughter OF James 4. Exton,
N. D., OF Arlington New-Jersey.
Notices of marriage must be Endorsed with full
name and address
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YALE DEFEATS PRINCETON BY ONE RUN
4 CLOSE GAME BETWEEN THE OLD RIVALS
OTHER COLLEGE GAMES.

New. Haven Conn, May q (SpcciaD-iale dcfeated
Princeton this afternoon in game remarkable TOT te
sharp fielding Of Yale and the excellent pltcnns oi
both stage and Young. The grand stand was packed
10 it, utmost capacity. and the crowd llncd up Oh
sides II the diamond. The cheering was hequchV
from tho adherents Of both teams. The game was not
especially interesting The general work OF Calhoun
was excellent. The batting light on both SIDES
Yale having n total Of five 10 Princetons four. fne
exccllcd In base stealing. stage showed his quick
Wit I'm the seventh inning. when he coaXed Mcmillan
10 leave third base hy making bluff To throw 10
Mcbride and driving Il IN Owsley instead who caught
the runner ten feet from second base. Tho score
was
E EsIs a,;......:..:::: :::2 9 9 10
Basehi,.-Yals T. Princeton 4. Errors-Yale Q. Prince
ION : nat,cres-stasg aud Jackson. Young and BroSaw
Umpre-kcliy.
Princeton. May (specall.-Thc freshmen reserves
were defeated this afternoon In onesldcd game by
the Princeton Preparatory School nine The special
feature Of the game the excellent battery work
Of Young and Anderson FOR the Preparatory school
The score was Reserves. q: Preparatory school IL
WillnmstOwn. Mass. May (SpcclalThc coorei
team from Trenton met defeat at the hands Of the
Williams College nine to-day. score:
y w'nts" Giant. :., .t 9 . Q Is
Ea,cht,- William. r. Cuban Giant, s EtroTsc WI
lam. 2 cuban Giants ?. Battcre>-oili''er ard Cue'
Carlisle. Penn May tspecaD.--A game Of base
ball thi, afternoon on the County Grounds between
Mechanics burg and carlisle resulted as follows Me
chanicsburs, Il carlisle, H.
baltimore May 3 rpeclal.-The University OF
Pennsylvania nine played the last game OF thc
,outhcrn trip here today. defeating Johns Hopkins
shannon pitched A good game. and was well sup
ported behind tho bat by Cahill and IN the req 10y
braves. Long and Ro.s: Middleton pltchcd wei ior
Hopkins. The score follows
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.,,. an o.sv shay, without soap water
and in half the usual time. Soothing to the most lrf' e
sktn leaving it. smooth and refreshed lnNNuape "a
In rod ink i.rfrs6 all Others. sod 10y lar" llolu
Makcsson & Robbins. T. Foueerd ana an ufuFsSoH
Mandatory, Spar.st., Leicester SquaFe Lo'"o"'
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Arc as small as homeopathic pellets, and as
easy 70 take a. sugar. Everybody likes mem' N"'-I
Little Liver Pills. Try them
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IL IRRLED.

Art Photographers HAVE REMOVED TO their new
s N s.,.irs To Climb Take the Elevator.
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a" AlINGo.7
T.. & w.
A NEW COLLAR.
&" slINGO."

A fcv elegant suites at the palatal home, The Cam;
brIdge 5th-aNc and 33d-st. can De hau teP0"' " '
month or balance OF the season.
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IS Irving Place By the Rev. W; w
Atterbury on saturday Nav George u. Sands 10 Fan
ME s. Adams. Of Paskershurg w. Va.
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Ministers, Lawyers Trncher- and others whose o.
cun,tnn gives little exercise rhouu use ."0c' '.-'-
I iI"r Pms Tor torpid liver and bioutness'
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HENRY A. DANIELS. NJ.

WESI ., - o...,
n,seases OF the Nervous system. Geno't rnory orSs
frpo,ence and Sterlty. Hours " l., To D.
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Berton " Scc.'
Quarts. $50: Pint>, 81 ne.


TENNIS Club COMPLtIh Ut IFIIN'
Estimates made at rca>ona' l. prices by Ee"re' r.
sbcnart with Schovcrling. DaV a Gale 3o2 i'rn"i-
way. NTSht a bi'''"
racl
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Keeps Dress Shirts to measure. 6 for SO None ,
halter AZ any price, Largest stock OF mems iur"'"s
goods in New. Yolk 800 and Sll Broadway
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Announcements.

Ask your grocer for it. +.
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BELOVED DlsCIPLE sothst. near Madison.ave.
Roy = GREGORY LINES, Rector. Will ohicate IN
sunday at 80 and II a. M, and D. m. Confirmation
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naclo Church, 35thst, near Broadway Sunday. 80;
pr 4 s. BALL will illustrate by charts the evil effects OF
alcohol Addresses nv CHAS. BUNTING and several Inc
mats OF Chllstan Home. JOSLIM BOGAKDlS, Pres,
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EtIia,ons Notifies.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. Madisonaye. and 0othst.-
IoV. Il. HEBER NEWTON will preach at ii a. m. Rev.
J. Met Ii ki. will preach OF p. M.
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CHURCH or CHRIST Scientist, Hartman Han cor:
I9h.st and West l3thst-Preachihg
service SUNDAY 10 30 Bible class at IL NJ Chfn'
ti1r science HEADQUARTERS. No. 1873 shave.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-24
Psrssnal.

Ex-Captain Langley of steamer 4, who has been critically Ill for several weeks, h now improving daily.
 Miss Alice Fechter will sing in church concert to be given in Meriden on Tuesday evening, February 4th.
 Miss Sarah Tucker of California, who is visiting friends in Meridsn, is sister of Mrs. George w. Miller of Neriden, and has been for many years . well known teaoher In New Haven public schools. She hos been living for nearly year in California for the bensat of her health.
 Nr. o. E. Wood, who served as assistant engineer In the engineers efice for some time, has been in this city number of days. Since Nr. Woods departure from this ing in North Carolina, having had large con- trscts in several of the cities of that State. His friends here are greatly pleased q his
Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-24
LOCAL M Ws.
Brlsf msnsisn.


 Elegant boxes of note paper at Dorman's. Witch Hazsl Cream for ohappsd hands. Ladies who wish comfort wear Royal shoes. Sold only st 2l Church street.
 Sergeant Cox predicts rain or snow and slightly colder weather for to-day,
 W. O. Lamkin of Boston, we'll known among New Haven shoe dealers, iS dead.
 Professor wayland vii give lecture on constitutional law at Yale Law school this morning.
 Evans, Gardner 6 Go. of New Haven were the publishers of tho pamphlet or book en- titled "Ths Guardians of the Peace and Property of New Havsn."
 No wonder the limitations of Brussels soap can be sold for 5 cents bar whom they con- tain over 40 per cent, marble dust, ss was recently shown upon snalysis.
 John Billiard, oe Msridsn, showed signs of improvement yesterday. but is still very III. Dr. Bradley was In consultation yesterday in tho case with Dr. Bacon of this city.
 Mrs. Schollhorn, wife of Mr. Sohollhoru the manufacturer, who has been confined to the house for three weeks with the inAuenxs and It's effects, is now rapidly improving.