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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

20 Professor Fret Bell. Song Lecturer
e~S and SPEAKER % the humanitarian spirituaists
will conduct meetings at the Metropolitan Temple
TO-DAY. as follows: Morning at IL O'Clock. sub
Jet, My Religion: afternoon O'Clock the
Professor Bell VIII deliver the eulogy Publ c IN
yiEed. Evening at O'Clock. subject. Suicide ITS
Evils, and How 10 Prevent It." Special solos and
good music AZ all meetings. Admission free
Everybody welcome de3 "a
@P Society of Progressive spiritualists
e~c will meet at p. N. Scottish Hall, los
Opening remarks by DIR. I. b. Taylor, followed by
Mrs NJ. Miller, Or. Dean Clark ana other speakers
and mediums Evening at r. u. Professor W.
lockwood VIII lecture: subject. "From Material
Ism 10 knowledge OF Continued Existence"
The professor is philosophical aud sci ntific and
treat Is In store for those who attend. Mrs. NJ
Waite, the justly celebrated platform medium will
give convincing tests at the close OF the lecture
Admission free
- Liberals and FIR ethinkers-Dr. J
E~S L. YORK. the distinguished orator. spraks at
irving Hall this afternoon at Z. what
Know About Jesus" Admission l0c; reserved
seats loo extra.
ON account of the hall being preenRaged there
will be no service In the evening
- DIR. G III. Rin-es Spiritual Meeting st
49, Georges Halt. 90sL7 Market ST.. Sunday
aud r NJ Circle aud platform tests by Mrs
Meyer. Mrs Durham aud Mrs Bu.ssmann.
ES Theo.ophicaI Soc ETY. rec Public
Es~D lectures every sunday. AS y. NJ. at $40 Post
St To-night-"The Elixir OF Life, " by Mr. George
C. Williams
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BRoScHITIs.-Fcr Hoarseness and Sore Throat
" Br0tca'S Brorchidt Ifoehes" are a specific
ExTkA Mince Pies. SWANS 2Ia Suffer- sfreat
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CATARRH is undoubtedly a disease OF the blood
and snch only reiia bic blood puriier can effect
a perfect cnre. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the best
blood purifier, and &c cures catarrh.
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II afflicted with sore eyes use DIR. Isaac Tho;.c
son Is Il e Water. Druggists sell it at % cents
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E.H. BLACK, painter, ia Eddy street.

CHRISTMAS cards, booklets aud fancy sacbel
ale now shown at SanboIn g. Vars.
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K Annual seeting-The Reg uIsr va
Ophlr Silver Mining Company will be on WEDNES-
DAY, the 2lst dsy OF december. A. d. 1892. the
office OF the company, room A. Nevada bIcct, 300
Montgomery St. San Francesca, at the hour Of
O'CLOCK p. N. Transfer books will close on Satur-
day, the 18th day OF December. A. ID. 1892 at ~
O'Clock NJ IDEA tdl K. b. HOLMES. Secretary.
~ Annual Meeting-1he ..egu ar an
49, Eual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Gould q Curry Silver Mining Company viii. be held
at the Once OF the company room 50. New ida
Block. 309 Montgomery St. San Francisco, Cal,
on MONDAY. the 18th day OF December 1892, at
the hour OF O'Clock p. for the purpose of elect
ing board OF trustees to serve for the ensuing
year and the transaction OF such other business as
may come before the meeting. Transfer-booSs will
close on Friday. December is, 1892 at 3 o'clock
p. NJ. tdel tdI ALFRED X DuRBROw. Sec
- The Annual NJ. citing or the stock
er~S holders OF the schooner Robert Levers Com
pany Will be held At the cffce of the COMPANY, %
Market ST., room 2. In the city OF San Francisco
Cal. on saturday. December TO- 1892. at O'Clock
p M Tor the election OF five directors serve for
the ensuing fiscal year and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly come before
such meeting. JOHN w. GRAHAM, President.
A H. HIGGINS, Secretary no26 I'd
E The Annual Meeting of the Stock
R-S holders OF the schooner Alice Cooks Com
pany will be held at the Office OF the company %
Market St. room 2. in the city of San Francisco
O'Clock NJ, for the election OF five directors TO
serve for the ensuing fiscal year. and for the trans
action OF such other business may properly come
before such meeting.
JOHN w GRAHAM, President
A. II. HIGGINs Secretary noes "a
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DREssMAKERs.

REsi pkESSMAhER IN THE CITY: PERFECT
~ TT. MRS Il. l. JONES 9l9I4 Howard del Inn
TAILOR SYSTEM; PERFECT FIT. WRAPPERS
= IS 90. suits 80 up: trimmings furnished 1918
1olS 81. no2l.1lm
MCDOWELL DRAFrING-MACHINE TAUGHT
1l at McD0W ELLIS dresscutting school l ITO Mkt
M RS. ALLAN, LAP SEVENTH ST., ROOM a.
1I Dressmaking; nc guaranteed: by day 81 In
MRS. b. KELTER. liz STOCKTON ST.: SUITS
uA S. 50 uD styllshly drapsd; ft guaranteed 2sf
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"a ANTED-SMALL FRUIT RANCH IN Elk.
" change for OAKLAND property. improved ana
unimproved: no mortgages expected; prices from
$4,000 10 $4,000: only principals Iced apply
room J. nO3O 81
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w ANTED - SECOND HAND DYNAMU )
w motors, storage batteries ana electrical eppa
rstus OF all kinds. Central Electrical Orks 739
Howard ST das 2ss
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80 SeIect Knights OF AmerIc, ntton
tion-Comrades OF Triumph and Jordan Ia.
gions, you are hereby notified TO meet M corner -,
Sixteenth aud Valencia SITS. THIS DAY fslJS1sy,
December 4. at IL 80 r NJ to attend tle y,
our late comrade. Il. Nj. READING VI
w I. THOMSON, Commander
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

n" oned hi dren in the
Der II. 1891: PhiIOmena Alvarez age 8 years;
Sarah Burke. age years ! months. de4 lOtS
IL. Nine. B.nard, French MidwIfe; Is
W. years experience 500 Montgomery s.20 4-su
Rs &C. c. Ladies' ReIiefPi4I; a Reyu-
9~S lstor; sent by mall or express receipt of
price, 81 so; confidential correspondence invited
Chisholm Chemical Co. 1898 Market st. S F. 6m
Ia, Backs bough,,snd sold. King Bros.
no lions made. city or country. Pacific Coiec
ton Co. 4l6 MONTGOMERY. r. 9: Tel. $3.50. de22 Il
ES Buy Your Clocks at Wholesale
~ s. Up. GEO. HARTMAN. 81 Third St iy2 &
. Hraly,s Old Bookstore Renewed
10 sos ofarreI 81 corner Taylor. aulS II
John r. L Z, n..s Nosa.y s P"Sis and
ery telephone 6439: residence 1902 Steiner es tf
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Private sils fescI) urinary blood n ebiiry defects
obesity ETC. soon cured The chiidless made parents
DE- areiabie Specialist M d. go yrs practics.i
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ES All Ladies' SHOULD Consult Mrs. lap
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o~S ali experienced and reliable physician. who
makes speciality OF diseases OF women, sup
pressed monthly periods: instruments used
method scientific; guaranteeing cure or charge
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
- Dividend Notice-Office OF the Pa
H|S eihe Coast Borax Company. San Francisco.
November 80. ls92-At meeting OF the Board OF
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"a ANTED - RANCH WORTH FROM S40OU TO
w $1,000, improved EnImproyel, Ia exebany 2.
for beautiful residence IN Fruitvaie C. Z. MI
son, 800 Market ST. DEF y
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PERSONALS.

CYLINDER PRESS: 24x3s OR LARGER
~ cheap; eighth medium. Address G 80
this Office de33<
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PROPERTY WANTED.

"a ANTED-ROOMS FOR OFFICE PURPOSES
w Suffer ST, bet. Taylor and Mason; suitable To-
physician. Address Physician Call Branch Office
Oakland. no29 =
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-03
nIURP AY,s RALLY.
Largely Attended-Many Speakers
Three Hundred SIgners.

Largely Attended-Many Speakers
Three Hundred sIgners.
The Murphy temperance rally at the
Grand opera house last evening was at
tended by about 1000 people. The first
address of the evening was made by Alex
ander Troup, who spoke very strongly in
favor of the temperance work and especial
ly the moral suasion work.
he was followed by Mr.. g. B. Bunnell,
who made q brief address on the work,
promising his hearty support.
Mr.. Mossmsn of the City Missions was
the next speaker. He spoke of the work
here by local temperance missionaries and
said that Mr.. Murphy's work was of the
greatest assistance to them. Here was q
splendid opportunity to secure for good
| time the services of very able worker.
| He hoped that Mr.. Murphy would remain
In the city for good while.
| Mr.. Murphy then spoke very eloquently
and forcibly in favor of the cause. He Il
one of those men who are in touch with
the people, very sympathetic and always
willing to extend q helping hand. He be
lievee in the power of gentleness in tn,
| reformation of the drunkard. Mr.. Franl
Luddington followed with brief address
When the pledge cards were brough
about $50 people signed.
Shortly after the lecture Mr.. Troup In
going out fell down dark stairway. H
was stunned somewhat, but recovered in
short while and his hurt was found to b
not serious.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-03
A Fine Concert.

The Edith Ross Scottish Concert COM
pany, under the auspices of Clan Mcleod,
No. 81, o. S. c., gave delightful concert
at the Hyperion last evening, and it was
greatly enjoyed by the large and apprecia-
tive audience present. The concert opened
with part song by the troupe. which was
very well rendered and received much ap-
plause. The Scottish Blue Bells" sung
by Miss Thomas, touched the heart of
every true Scot. Mr.. James Lumsden, in
his humorous impersonations, was ex-
tremely good and was repeatedly called
out. Mise Mary McNeill, who gave the
Highland Fling" is undoubtedly the best
dancer in her class that has ever visited
New Haven. But Miss Reade, In her VIC
lin eolos, carried off the honors of the
evening. At the conclusion of the even
ing's entertainment, that old yet ever new
song. ''Auld Lang Syne," was sung by the
company. 1t is to be regretted that there
was not better house.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-03
Tho CITY Missions.
Personal Notes.

Professor J. W. Robinson will give q
birthday party at his home, 2S9 Bradley
street, Wednesday evening, December z.
Dr.. Bull of Naugatuck is slowly regain
ing strength, and If he continues to gain
he will be started on . trip to the south
soon.
J.. E. Murdoch, graduate of the Shelf
field scientific school, who isnow in the
regular army, with the rank of lieutenant,
is In the city on leave of absence from his
station in Dakota.
Alexander W. Robinson, for many years
q popular tonsorial artist on State street,
near Bradley, and who was camp artist at
Mantle, has returned from two years
stay In the south to this city and taken q
position In Chapel street shop.
O. 8. Redield of Derby avenue, one of
the firm of R. Redfeld & Sons. has been
suffering with Inflammation in his eyes for
nix weeks. he has now gone to New York
to private hospital to remain seven weeks
to be treated.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-03
entertainments.

"Miss Helyett" will be presented this
evening with Mrs. Leslie Carter in the title
role, in conjunction with Miss Lottie Col
Inns in her original creation, clara "a
Boom decay" A big house is assured. The
sale of seats is now open.
No event in music should create more in
terest than the announcement that Anton
Seidl, the famous Wagner conductor, will
visit New Haven Monday night, December
5, with his entire metropolitan orchestra
in grand Wagner program. The vocal
numbers will be interpreted by Miss Aman-
da Fabris, soprano of youth and reputa-
ton, and by Emil Fischer, who is without
doubt one of the greatest singers ever
heard in America, and is heard at his best
in Wagner's heroic basso roles. Seats now
on sale.
NEW GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
The attraction the first three days of
next week will be the Fay Foster Burlesque
company. The company is headed by the
celebrated Ida Siddons, the burlesque
queen. The sale of seats is now open.
Ezra Kendall in ssPsir of Kids" will be
seen the last half of next week.
THE NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE.
Nearly every seat was sold in the New
Haven opera house last night and the Hem
ry company had large money receipts, and
gained plenty of applause. The double
contest serpentine dance between Mile.
Texarkansas and Mile Clominelle was 80
successful that it will be repeated again to-
night, the closing performance of the COM
pany's engagement.
MISS LIZZIE DERIoUs DAILY IN sPECIALTIEs,
In addition to her dramatic role in s'The
Dark Side of Great City" next Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday nights Miss Liz.
zie Derious DAILY will do her famous spe-
cialties the same as all last summer on the
roof garden at the New York Casino.
TARA RA-BooM-DE-AH ONE WEEK,
Miss Ethelyn Brougham was among the
foremost in America to do the popular
craze of "Ts-rs-ra Boom-de-ay" and she
will next week finish q run of several
weeks in Boston. Manager Smith has en-
gagged her to do her specially of the Quaker
widows dance and eta -ra-ra Boom-de-syn
between acts all the week of December 10.
THE DE GRANVILLE.
This is one of the popular places of
amusement in the city. The specialties on
the stage are excellent and the museum of
ouriositiss Is a wonder. Admission to all
only ton cents
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-03
A FINE SUCCESS,
Miss Wards Lecture on Untravelled
Labrador.

Miss Wards Lecture on Untravel1ed
Labrador.
Miss Anna L. Ward lectured last even
ing at Warner hall on "Untravelled Labra-
dor and the Eskimo" The Pizziciti club
of Waterbury ladies played throughout the
entertainment in manner that would not
throw discredit on our best college banjo
clube. Mrs. Ella Hart was the leader of
the club. Miss Ward described in an in
teresting way how she first determined to
make trip to Labrador. She described
in thrilling manner the way the steam
ship Hercules, in which they had taken
passage. encountered icebergs and passed
through the rocky dords. Miss Wards
description of the Eskimo life and habits,
lighted up by views on the stereopticon,
was good lesson in the history of these
remote and seldom heard-of people. She
spoke in a very interesting style of the
brilliant northern aurora, her remarks in
terspersed with many pleasing anecdotes.
Her remarks on the habits of the semi
civilized Eskimo. the description of the
Eskimo ''Tilt," the Umiak and Kayak and
the mode of life among these 10y regions
kept the audience spellbound with interest
throughout. Miss Ward described in a
graphic manner the romantic and pictur-
es9ue life of the Moravian missionaries
who are devoting their lives to the propa-
CATION of the gospel among the Eskimos
The lecture was complete SUCCESS and
the receipts were very gratifying to the
young ladies who managed the affair.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-03
At Augurss.

Monday is opening day at this ever at
tractive place for shopping. This season
the display is unusually fine, and the in
duoements offered in the way of prices
will make Il one of the most desirable
places to purchase holiday gifts. Special
care is taken in the framing of pictures,
they should be brought in at once before
the rush. A fine display of cabinet photo
frames in one window, and in the other a
display of artist materials Ia worth MOTTO
ing; in fact everything in and about this
store pays one to call. You will find some
thing beautiful, attractive, ornamental
and useful. 1913 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-03
The Great Football Game.

Among the thirty-fve thousand persons
present at the Yale Princeton football game
in New York city on Thanksgiving day
was young lady moving in the best circles
of society, who wore Ysle's colors She
fell deadly in love with the handsome cap
tain of Ysle's team. A gifted authorizes,
who was also present, noticed the incident
and on it has based the thrilling romance
entitled wearing His Colors, or in Love
with the Captain of the Football Team"
which begins in this weeks New York
Family Story Paper, out to-day and for
fale by all newsdealers.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-03
CoNNECTICUT BIBLE SOCIETY.


The Proposition to Establish a De.
pository In This City.
To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
Dear Sir-I am informed that the Con-
eoticut Bible society proposes to establish
. depository in this city, provided 1t re-
oeives sufficient encouragement from our
churches.
The demand for Bibles here is large, con-
slant and increasing. It would be of
great advantage to the various Sunday
schools, missions and philanthropic
agencies at work in the city to have con-
venient place where Bibles could be pur-
chased and grants made to those unable to
purchase.
But the efficiency of such a depository
and its ability to make donations to any
given place must necessarily depend some
what upon the contributions from that place to
| the general work of Bible distribution in the
1t would be manifestly unwiss and unfair to
make grants of bibles to New Haven beyond a
cer tain just proportion of the amount given by
New Haven in aid of the society's general work.
The record Of the past two years is not one of
which we may be especially proud, for the year
| 1s99-'91 New Haven gave the Connecticut Bible
society the magnificent contribution Of 81. In
| the year 1S9l-02 for some unexplained reason we
were moved to increase our contributions to 1905
l IleSe amounts OF course are not taken TO lndl-
cate the entire interest of the city in the distrb
ution Of the word of God; doubtless q much
| larger sum has meanwhile flowed out through
| other channels. But 1t would SEEM unless there
| is some better reason for this neglect than ap.
pears on the surface-that we ought, first OF all,
| TO honor and strengthen the agencies which are
working among our own people.
| The society is doing an important statistical
and evangelistic work 10 every part of the state,
in addition to its distribution Of bibles 1t sends
its messengers to every house in the state, gath.
| ers many facts that are Of value to pastors and
mission workers. encourages Sunday school and
| church attendance and by its neighborhood
meetings and its personal work in homes and
factories has induced many to begin the Chris
| tian life. 1t is worthy Of a liberal support as
one of those supplementary agencies which the
| church cannot well do without.
1t would seem that it ought only to be neces
sary to call the attention of our Christian citi-
zens to the facts in this to secure largely
increased contributions to this society and make
| it possible for New Haven to have the proposed
depository.
WATSON LYMAN PHILLIPS,
Pastor Church of the Redeemer
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-03
Saturday, December 8. 1892.
1EW ADvERTIsEMENPs FOB TO-DAY.

At Augur's-12s Church Street. ,-
Buy House-Chas. D. NtcoN q Co.
Clothing-C E. Longiey Co.
Daily Chat-Wm. Nicely Co.
Dr.. bulls Cough syrup-At Druggists.
DR.. Damon-Warner Hall.
Dr. Greene's Nervura-At Druggists'.
Diamond Dyes-Sold Everywhere.
Extract Of Beef-Liebig Company.
Entertainment-New Haven Opera House.
For Sale-Horse-P. o. Box re.
For Sale-House-L. W. Bradley.
Grand Shopping Emporium-F. NJ. Brown & Go.
Groceries-Edw. e. Hall & Son.
Hecker's Buckwheat.At Grocers'
It Tells You What to Give-Register.
Just Received-E. Schonberger.
Lost-Purse-This Office.
Rooms For Rent-s7 Olive Street.
Salvation Oil-At Druggists.
The Joy of Giving-Register.
What Will Your Xmas Gift Be-Regster.
Wanted-Girl-746 Chapel Street.
wanted-Mending-Ho Auxiliary.
Wanted-Sltuation-19 Greene Street.
Wanted Situation-5 e. Pearl ear Street Street.
$4,000 to Loan-Hinman's Agency
SUNDAY sERvIcEs.
Eeu,ah Mission-3O5 State Street.
Calvary Baptist Church-Rev. E. NJ. Poteat.
First PRESBYTERIAN Church-Rev. =. A. M. Brown
First Uniyersalist Church-Rev. L. 81 Squires.
Davenport Church-Rev. l. G. Meserve.
Epworth M e. Church-Rev r. T. Cooper.
Humphrey Street Church-Rev. Frank r Lucky.
Grand Avenue Cong Church-Rev. Il. Mitchell
Second Congregational Church-D. n. James.
College Street Church-Rev. Dr.Wm.W w. McLane
First baptist Church-Rev. John H. Mason
Trinity n E. ChqrchIRev; A. D: vah
First M. E. Church-Rev w. ". Kelley.
Dwight Place Church-Rev. DR.. Twitchen.
Grand Opera House-T. E. Murphy.
Grace NJ. E. Church-Rev. F. A. Scofield
Morning journal and courier., 1892-12-03
A Libel Suft Proba bie.

Indignation reigns supreme among GER
tain members of the lodge of the new Or
der of Aegis at certain other members of
the lodge who are trying to break it up. A
libel suit will, it is said, be brought against
Messrs. Stetson, Mora and Cornell, three
of the members of the lodge. Heavy dam
ages will be asked for. Superintendent of
Letter Carriers George A. Butler has the
matter in hand and has retained a we'll
known attorney to push the case.