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Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-21
INSTANTLY KILLED.

Death or pr. OsMalley, Nephew ol
 Edward Malley.
 Dr. Edward G. O'Malley of Wilkesbarfe, Penn., was thrown from horse while out riding in Aspen, Col. Saturday and was in- stantly killed. He was at one time coroner of Luzerns county, Penn. He was thirty three years of age and was born in New Hs- ven, where he resided until within few years. He was son of James Malley and formerly of this city, who was for years sn- perintendent of the dry goods store of his brother, Edward Mslley, of this oity.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-21
YalesviIIe,s spur Track.

The Yalesville people who are anxious to have the Consolidated railroad compsey run branch track through portion of the vil- lage to give additional freighting facilities to the manufacturers of the place, have received the assurance from the railroad officials that c corps of surveyors and engineers will visit Yalesville as soon as possible to look over the proposed layout.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-21
SIMON STREET ABUsED.

Lanzlo Archer or S1lver Street Makes
 is Unpieasant for the Omcer.
 Lizzie Archer of Silver street made life very unpleasant for Officer Simon streit for about m hour yesterday afternoon. Lizzie ned bssn in . very unpleasant mood all through the dsy. She became engaged in a sharp fight with one of her neighbors and Oflcer Streit vas sent to bring the pugilistic womsn to the police station. He endeavorea to arrest her but she turned upon him with unexpected fury. She smashed his new summer hat, tore his coat, broke his watch chain and abnsed him generally. He called for tho police wagon, but before 1t had ar. rived Lizzie had broken away from her oap- Tor and had fed. A dilligsnt search revealed hsr prsssnos in usigbboring house and 1hs was given . ride to the police lookup, aiorying all the time in her valisnt battle wasn sne o'1s.E v ! ...ss
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-21
Den,h of Captain Ch.lker.

Captain James s. Chalker, formerly a well-known merchant tailor of this city, died Saturday morning at Clinton, this state. at tho age of ffty-seven. He never had fully recovered from the grip and was i'll but . short time. He was for many years in the New York custom house.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-21
CHuRCH NOTES.

Rev. NIT. Koepchen Accepts . Call to
 a merideu Church-Re&ret of His
 PeopIe-A Now Choir = Rev. pr.
 TwIscheIl-Special Service as Morris
 Cove Yesterday Afternoon.
 Rev. MT. Koepchen, pastor of the German Evangelical church on Davenport avenue, has decided to accept the dattering call ten dered him by St. Johns church of Meridian, and will enter upon his duties in about two weeks. The young pastor goes to larger field, for which his talents and ability well fit him. His people here held a meeting yesterday afternoon at the church. Deep regret was expressed at parting with him, but all joined in congratulating him and wishing him abundant success in his new place of labor. MT. Koepchen will preach his farewell sermon two weeks from yester- day. which will also mark the completion of his second years service as pastor. The new choir at the church is giving much sat- isfaction. It sang yesterday at the services. It is chorus choir. Yesterday morning it was reinforced for the service by Miss Mat tnias of New York, who finely sang solo.
 Rsv. Dr. Twitchell, pastor. of Dwight Place church, leaves this morning for visit to his former church people at Cleveland, O. He
 
 will be absent about ten days.
 Rev. Dr. McChesney preached last evening upon the topic ''The Rent Veil," dwelling upon the symbolic meaning of the subject and giving, also, very instructive descrip. tion of the temple as it was in the days oi great prosperity of the Hebrew nation. Rev. J. Lee Mitchell of Fair Haven Cove yesterday afternoon. The cottage was crowded to overfowing, over 200 being pres ent, and the occasion was one of much inter- est at the shore. The choir of the First church of Fair Haven sang for the occasion. CITY MISSION NOTES.
 By vote of the official board of the First Methodist church, the annual offering ol that church to the cause of city missions wal made yesterday in connection with the morn ing service. By request of the pastor Rev MT. Mossman, general superintendent of the New Haven city missions, made an address on this subject. Rev. Dr. Chapman added words of hearty approval and stated that he expected to preach upon the subject himself before long.
 At the morning Sunday school yesterday at the City Mission hall Mr. McChesney con ducted the exercises. There was instruments music by Messrs. Baldwin, Holbrook anG Post, special singing by Miss Burgess and ar address by MT. s. O. Johnson.
 Miss Burgess also sang two selections al the evening service, which was conducted by the missionary pastor, and included an ad dress by MT. Edward P. Seymour. Quite , number of people gathered on State street tt listen to the singing from the hall window by the mission choir before the service, ant sometime aftefward accepted the invitation to attend the meeting.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-21
.mxrpELL * FREEpmAs.

MI KIN DELL 0E EREHDmAN. cur great bargain sale will commence to-day. There will be lively times In New Haven while 1t lasts. EverS. thing In our store at reduced prices. odd stock almost given away. We advise every reader to look over she bargain liss below where we mention only few of the many baFgains in each department.
 Hens Furnishings.
 Zylonite waterproof collars,
 worth lsc.. Sale Price lOc.
 Mems French balbriggan wrappers,
 worth 25c., Sale Price He. Mems night shirts made from Al muslin full
 length, trimmed front, pockets, etc.
 worth 75c., Sale Price 38c. Mems outing flannel shirts, plaited front and pockets, worth 5Oc., Sale Price 25c. y;tr- F. Boys outing flannel ehirts. plHa Worth 3Sc.. Sale Price 2Oc. "LADIEs' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR. Alook In our east window will com vince you at 0nce that we are leaders from she best muslin, ana every gar. ment sewed vvith felled seams. etc. Ladies' Drawers, tucked and Hamburg trimmed, worth s9c.. Sale Price 2Sc. Corset Covers, trimmed with Hamburg, perfect fitting, all sizes, Worth 25e., Sale Price He. Gowns trimmed with fine Hamburg and tucked: made from fruit of the loom cotton, full size and length, l worth 75c., Sale Price 49c. Gowns with six rows of Hamburg embroi- dery fronts and five tucks, made from best musliu, Worth s1, Sale Price eoc. Children's drawers, trimmed with Ham. burg and tucks, Worth 25c., Sale Price lSc. Ladies' fine lawn aprons, tucks and lace- trimmed, Worth 25c., Sale Price 11c. COKsETs! CORSETS! ..se. Read These Low Prices. .e, g. Fifty doz. nursing corsets, Former Price $1, Sale Price 2sc, Fifty dog. French sateen corsets, long and short waist, high bust, Worth $1, sale Price 59c. Fifty dog. best sateen jean corsets, fall boned, glove-fttipg, worth 75c., Sale Price 4Ic. Ladies' Outing shirts and Blouses. Ladies' outing flannel blouses, | Worth 5Oc., Sale Price 29c. Ladies' Jersey Flannel blouses, laced front,
 worth sl .OO, Sale Price 4sc. 1 Ladies' Silk Stripe French Flannel Blouses, latest designs, | Worth 200, Sale Price 9Sc.
 Misses Jersey Blouses, laced front, 1 Worth 5Oc., Sale Price 29c. NOTIONS! GLOVES! | HANDKERCHlEFS! | Read Low Prices:
 Coats' spool cotton, Sc.
 100 yards spool silk, %.
 Stockinets, seamless, and dress shields, 5c.
 Shawl straps, 25c, 7o.
 6ysrds Ruching in box for 6c.
 Turkish wash cloth, 1c.
 Superfne white pearl buttons, dog. 5c.
 Four. ounce bottle Florida water To. Canvas belts, with buckles, 4c.
 Extra heavy rubber combs, worth 2Oc, 5c.
 Genuine unbreakable combs 15c.
 Bone casing, 10-yard pieces, Sc. | Best whalebone Dc.
 Ladies' velvet chatelaine bags 25o. Gut steel buckles, worth 25c, 7c.
 ,Eeltipg Sc.
 Covered waist steels, dozen Sc.
 Dress Ltnings at Half-Prlce. 2,00O yards best cambric, yard 21sc.
 Good twilled silisia, a yard 6c.
 Fancy sil;sia. worth 20e, at 121ac.
 mENDGL < FREEDMAN,
 772 Chapel Street.
 Have you tried Tuxedo Powders Don't Miss
 Oar clearance sale of boots ard shoes. Yor can secure good bargains. | 0. H.. AYERS, 914 Chapel street. The rosy freshness and velvety softnesi | .e 4ho ia r;n nl,l oh h, fhnu,
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-21
Notice.

During the summer TEE JOURNAL AND COURIER will be sent to any address, and @changed as often as desired, at the regular subscription rates, postage paid.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-21
An AGairof Italians.

Catharine Vuzze, an Italian woman of Oak street, received caller yesterday whom she did not fancy. It was Genoro volbe, a neighborinE Italian. Volbe made very free with the young woman ard Officer Pickering was called to keep him quiet. He was taken to the police lookup. Frank Riccio, a young Italian boy was g witness of the assault.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-21
Their Annual as the Rock.

The Catholic Literary and T. A. B. soci cites of Waterbury will give their annual excursion Saturday, July 26. to Savin Rock The com mittee in charge are laboring dili. gently to make this one of the most enjoya ble events of the season This will be one of the largest and pleasantest excursions this season at the Rock
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-21
Y. M. c. A.

Extensive preparations are being made by the state executive committee for the twenty fifth annual convention, which will be held in New Haven October 16-19.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-21
.JIna anA George.

James Morris and George Hagemsu, for.
 msfly with William FrOhlich, will open to- day ! Hzstclels barber shop at N Center
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-21
re bo RurIed in Naugaeuck.

James T. Breen, who formerly practiced law in Naugatuck and afterwards in Anso. mia, and who since January, 1886, has been a lawyer in Chicago. died suddenly in Chicago last Friday, aged 38. He studied law with William Cothren of Woodbury. He was a republican in politics, and genial man and bright lawyer. His. parents, sisters and brother reside in Naugatuck, where the fun- eral will take place tomorrow morning from St. Francis church.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-21
Concerts at savln Rock ThIs Week.

Concerts as Savin Rock ThIs Week.
 The management of the Wes. Haven horse railroad have arranged for twelve open air concerts this week commencing this after noon at o'clock and evenings at 8 o'clock, introducing for the first time in New Haven Madam Adeline de Berg Lofgren, the swed- ish prima donna, and her husband, Hsnrioo de Berg Lofgren, late of the Patti company and the Metropolitan opera house, New York, assisted by other artists. The conn., pany will run six extra cars to accommodate the many thousands who are desirous of hearing these artists. There will be an extra change of program daily during the week.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-21
LADIES' SHOES.

Ladies Summer Shoe-wear comes in all kinds of elegancies at the Shoe department.
 Imported Russet hand-sewn Oxford Ties, Piccadilly toes and pointed tips, sizes 2H to 7, in A and B widths only. The regular price is $1.eS. We'll send these flying at $I.25.
 Another sort comes in im- ported Russet Oxford Ties, hand-sewn, with common sense toe and square edge sole. =
 They're mahogany colored) lh sizes 2H to 7, A, B, c, D and E widths. Usual price $I.eS. Finish them up at SIPS.
 Some more Ladies Footwear in French Dongola Oxford Ties, Piccadilly toes and pointed pat ent leather tips.
 They're hand sewn and in sizes of 2H to 7, A, B and c widths, that's all. Former price $2.25, Fair closing price $1.4e. UPHOLSTERY.
 Don't forget that all Fair time there's a curtain discount of FIFTEEN per cent. off marked prices in the Upholstery. Makes matters very interesting to you here.
 A Fair bargain in Gold Crepe Cloth, for mantels and screens, down from 35c to 2ec. HOUSEKEEPING.
 Here's few Fair bargains in the Big Basement in the Stove line.
 Hot kitchens are things oi the past with these in use.
 The Royal and Florence oil Stoves:
 No. 1, s9o.
 No. 9, $1.73.
 No. 3, $2.69.
 Improved Yale Gas Stoves:
 No. @ 3, g. s4ss.
 The Lightning" is every way the best Ice Cream Freezer, housekeepers tell us. All sizes here. Two quart $I.7e, three quart $2.23.
 Reliable Refrigerators come in all the handy sizes like this:
 No. 1, $4.9S.
 No. 9, $5.89.
 No. 8, $8.S9.
 No. 4, $7.s9.
 Decorated Splash Mats, oc apiece.
 Just three sizes in Japanese Tea Pots, I6c each.
 A likeable sort of Summer Night Lamp at I7c. PARASOLS.
 A pretty Parasol for seashore and country at 3oc that'll save the wear of your high priced one.
 LADIES' . MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
 At the Muslin Underwear counter few Children's Short Jersey and French Flannel Dresses.
 Pretty stripes and colors, in sizes of ? to 4 years. They were $4.68; marked down now to $3.38.
 A few sizes left in a lot of Ladies Cambric Drawers. Down from Sec to 5ec.
 Return Railroad Tickets to purchasers of $Io and over, re. siding within thirty miles of us. Transportation paid on all goods within one hundred miles of New Haven. M##.NEELYAesSe. ......:;........s...,s.u.u.-~..-.,.S1u..;22
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-21
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

Bathing Suits at the Mems Furnishing in Cotton Jersey, Wool Jersey and French Elan nel. Fifty cents up.
 A lot of very fine dull Lisle French Half Hose at 2oc the pair; worth about as much again.
 Neckwear, Negligee Shirts, Underwear and the like in all kinds of summer materials.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-21
DRESS GOODS.

The Fair Bargains in Dress. Goods still come thick and fast.
 The drop in MoHA1R BRIL- LIANTINEs is as noticeable a prlce cutting as any in the Dress Goods.
 Beautiful stuffs that were fifty cents the yard down to TWENTY NINE cents for the Fair; A inch widths.
 Thirty-six inch Mixed Chevi- ot Suitings. Handy desirabili- ties for seashore and mountain wear at I2Hc the yard. Just half price this.
 All wool cream colored YACHTING SERGE Tn 54 inch widths, sIXTY-NINE cents the yard. Makes a handsome combina- ton costume, blended with the
 French Fancy Flannels every one admires so, that we're sell ing at 62 Hc the yard. All wool PLAIDs, fine French goods that we've trifle more than we want of. Honestly worth fifty cents the yard. They shall go at 2oc; 36 inch widths CARPETS.
 Three pickings from the Car pet Hall: Body Brussels, in all the newest patterns and colorings, DOC the yard. Tapestry Brussels, Smiths make, S5c the yard.
 Wilton Back velvets. All the appearance and many of the virtues of the "Royap' Wilton and considerably less money; $1.1o the yard.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-21

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Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-21
RIBBONS.

The SURAH SASH is a tasteful addition to most any costume. You'll find them among the Ribbons. Broad, 9 inch widths and 3A yard lengths in black, white, cream, pink, light blue and cardinal shades, NINETY EIGHT cents each. A dollar and a half wouldn't be dear.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-21
Have vou tried Tuxedo Powderg

Have you tried Tuxedo Powder9
 Don't Miss Oar clearance sale of boots and shoes. You can secure good bargains.
 0. H. AYERS, 914 Chapel street. The rosy freshness and velvety softness of the skin is invariably obtained by those who use Pozzonis Complexion Powder.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-21

Return Railroad Tickets to purchasers of $Io and over, re- siding within thirty miles of us. Transportation paid on all goods within one hundred miles of New Haven.
The sun., 1890-01-05

pRETTV GIRLS or those who want to be, send cents
for BOOK Beauty 10
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The sun., 1890-01-05

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CANDIDATES MAY APPLY As ABOVE.
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The sun., 1890-01-05
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The sun., 1890-01-05

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change call at tho old reliable Metropolitan AEencyi
procure positions for all classes and furnish help
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daily. 6S5 Broadway. 81
The sun., 1890-01-05
Shipping.

CoMPANIA TRANsATLANT1oA. BsPANoLA
~ Regular line of mail tteamlhips sailing from COM
pany's pier, al, North River, as fOllowsi
ss. GlDDAb.CoNDlL Capt ". CarmonA. Jan. 10 y y.
ss. MENDEz NuNEz Capt J. Lopez. ~, Jan. 20 II y.
S. vlzoAYA Capt Moreno; q; jan gS 7: ".
passsnEers and freight taken Tor hsvspS rr1ateeS t
Cuba Porto Rico South and Central America and Spain.
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1NMAN LINE d. & AND ROYAL NAIL sIBAMBR8
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CITY OF CHESTER. jan "a Q A. II.
From Pier I9, N r.. adjoining Christopher St. Ferry.
Cabin passage $50 and upward; second cabin. SSoi
uteerRge, $40 -.
bowling Green, New York
The sun., 1890-01-05

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NEW YORK WAICM REPAIRING CQ.

DAINTERs-Wanted, all members Of the Mutual Bo-
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The sun., 1890-01-05

DRETTY GIRLS. or those who want to be- send cents
i for Book Beauty to
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The sun., 1890-01-05
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w theatre near 9Th sv., A. ", Monday, eth Inst
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graph messenger service Mono need apply unless veil
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The sun., 1890-01-05

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