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but finally relinquished them after paying
forfeit for several years. lie could not
procure the talent necessary to properly
produce il. l think may say l was instru-
mental in introducing La Ciga!e' 10 Eng
land. / told Mr.. Horace Sedger o I the Lyric
Iheater. London, Of the opera. BE grasped
the idea at once, secured all English rights
from the author, ard tie editor of Punch
adapted the lIbrettO 70 the English taste.
. Geraldine Ulmar created the role of Marion
IL the English version"
-. Il never ceased 10 dream Oi La Cigale, B."
Miss RusSeli went on, "since l heard
-Grenier. When MI Henry I. French began
: negotiating for il, knew that my hour had
. come. Get La ClEa.e,' l urged, and l viii
90 to the MadisOu-sQu Garden. Oh,
love that opera l have sung in Audran's
'OiYette and La Mascotte,' but La CIgale'
surpasses them all. Marion / consider the
finest role yocaliy and dramatically, ever
liter IuI a woman. / was so anxious 10
do il justice. The critics would never admit
that / could act. They always SAID that l
sang well, but walked through my parts. l
was determined lhat they should acknoyl-
edge that | could act. l studied with Mrs.
ScOtt-Sidd0ns. before the production, three
months, three times week"
STAGING, MUSIC AND DRESSES.
eThe opera, as you know, is beautifully
staged, and the music Is tender and appeal
iDE. | have so many delightful aTias that l
scarcely know which l favor the most.
Dresses? Here the enthusiasm of the
artist was partly lost in the feminine love
for fine clothes ! never had so many
splendid costumes. I have four changes.
/ designed the dresses myself l had seen
the originals, and ] think l have improved
upon them. l selected the material, and
have spared no pains to secure the most
exquisite embroidery and garnlture. The
costumes are simply TaVtShing, aud the cor
-saEes-well. never had a better ft One
= gown. Is yellow crepe de chine, the skirt of
accordion piaits, each plat embroidered in
spangles and Jewels. With this / wear
guide and a necklace Of yellow topaZes.
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r The ector who plays Captain Wilkes in
1.-The Ensigi," at the California, is said to
present remarkable likeness TO that csle-
brated officer. He carries large photo
graph OF the captain, which was obtained
from the widow Of Wilkes, who now lives
in Washington. Admiral Farragut and Sec
rotary Wellss are also made up from
original photographs, taken during the war
in Washington.
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So Per Month

) THE MODERATE CHARGE NOW MADE
FOR The TREATING OF
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hirth. admit me OF thy crew.
To- live with her. and live with thee.
:: In nDTenroYed pleaSuTes tree.

-. JefrFeys Lewis' Last Week.
This popular actress begins the last week
of her successful engagement at the Stock
The morning call., 1892-09-04
CAST or IA BELLE RUSSO
The serpentine Dancer.

When you do dance, I wish yoG
A wave o. the sea. that you might ever do
Matthias buf tr -AfrteF's n tf
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REsI ucA1rD aoQE IN me arr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-27

, gnu With him. Up to the present time
! nave had nothing but kind words for
iIm' out now l must say he is acting
IKE IKE big losfer, and is playing the
1t makes me tired to read his sniv-
euing interviews. Sullivan is now
hshtlng with his mouth, and that is
Soout all he will do. | say now, with
OUT swearing by my mothers hair, that
sullivan will never be champion as
long as am able to walk. Pm done
saving pretty things about him.
AS Tar as his being drugged is con-
eerned, don't believe it. But that
talS Is all well enough to create sym
pathy. Why, that man had simply
mesmerlzed the people of this country
before l met him. People though he
was a great fellow. II l had known
that he was made Of such flimsy stuff
would have done him quicker than l
did.
please convey my compliments to
Mr.. Sullivan, and tell him that am
willing TO fight him In October.
i want to convince him at once and
Tor ali that he is no longer champion
and isn't going TO be. II he wants to
night now is the time to sign papers and
make arrangements. II he does not
mean to fight then he will please shut
his mouth and retire to his proper
place"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-27

by their scrambling around on the snow
before the officer took charge OF them
and conducted them to headquarters.
People are cautioned not to put In
the mail box at the B. & o. depot let
tiers directed TO persons in this city.
The box IL to be used solely for the pnr-
pose of getting letters on the mall
trains after the pouches are closed at
the postoffice.
Quite crowd OF youngsters and some
of larger growth participated In the
Emil Schmidt's free candy offer yester-
day, causing a blockade on the pave
ment in front of his place Of business.
He disposed Of 2, 700 parcels OF candy In
short order.
Some of the new maps issued by the
State Commissioner of Railroads are
being distributed in the city. The map
is the subject Of considerable commeat
because two or three important towns
in the State have found no place on 1t.
A man complained at police head
quarters yesterday that he had been as
sauted in Watkins saloon and had
warrant issued, but the officers had
found no clue aud no arrests had been
made last evening.
Yesterday was quiet day in the city.
Many of the stores were closed part OF
the day at least and the two banks did
not open. The sleigh bells kept up a
merry jingle during the day and far into
the night.
The river closed with ice at the bridge
piers at an early hour yesterday morn
ing. The gorge broke and closed again
about noon and remained firm last even
ing.
Rev. VIM. Wallace, who has been pas
tor Of the U. P. church in this city left
yesterday with his family for his new
home in Michigan.
A splendid entertainment and treat
was given at the First NJ. e. church
last evening. There was large crowd
in attendance.
Miller Booth, prominent business
man, has been laid up for several days
with severe attack of pleurisy,
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RhLLAIRE.

Several months ago the National
Chemical Company offered prizes for the
beS biscuit made by using the Ideal
baking powder. The judges made the
awahs yesterday. Mrs. Malinda l
Gautr, OF Baltic, o., secured first prize,
500 Il gold; Mrs. Samuel Hart, Mari
eta, G., $50 in gold. Twenty other
prizes q So each were awarded to Miss
Annie Hair, Findlay, o.; Mrs. James
Stewart, Cadiz, o.; Mrs. n. L, Mellow
ell, SteubnVille, o.; Mrs. +. A. Jones,
WOOdSfelG, D. Mrs. Il. b. Burt, Wheel
ing, w. Va; Mrs. Isaac Byard, Ben
wood, w. Va; Miss Lena Downs, Zanes-
vile, o.; Mr. J. Quay, East Liverpool,
o.; Mrs. Je;emah Shelton, Tifin o;
Mrs. Samuel Stewart, Bellaire; Mrs.
James Keckler Mansfield, o.; Mrs. Il.
Mccormack, M Vernon, o.; Mrs Lot
tie Morningstar, jacksonville, O., Mrs.
Phoebe j. Wright, Washington, Pa;
Mrs. Rachel Mflison, Bethesda, o.;
Mrs. Samuel Wiley, st. Clairsville, o.;
Mrs. w. A. Tape, Mingo Junction, o.;
Mrs. Inez c. Danner Minerva. O.; Mrs
j. n. Chapman, Hartford, w. Va; Mrs.
Thomas Lyttle, WellDurg, w. Va.
The Board OF Trade makes public the
following plan Of the project spoken Of
la this column several days ago: That
the proposition to improve the city NAV
be properly understood and fully dis
cussed, the following explanation is Of
fered by the Board Of Trade: Toe plan
In brief, is: The city TO secure the
right to issue bonds for a given amount
(ssy, for example, 500, 900, 0O0) for the
purpose Of encouraging industries to
locate here, floating the bonds in such
sums and at such times that the inter
est thereon shall not begin until the in
dustry shall be In operation, thus con-
tributing to the revenue or tee city by
the increase in the taxable resources,
more than the city would be obliged 70
nav for interest on the amount OF bonds
sold for any particular concern.
Bellaire Council No SIS, o. U. A. NJ,
was organized Saturday evening, with
the following officers: ST.. eX-COuncll-
Tor. w. B. Smith; Jr. eX-Councillor, ID.
NJ. Whitmire; Councillor, w. ID. Jones;
Vice Councillor. w. j. kirkpatrick;
Recording Secretary, SOhn W, MorreIl;
Assistant, Frank Ruble; Financial See
rotary, Edward Rose; Treasurer, Leon
ard Payne; Inductor, James l.. Fry;
Examiner, Il. Peal; Insiee Protector,
Isaac Fry; Outside Protector, James
Walker; Trustees-1s months, w. ID.
Jones; one year, Isaac Fry; six months,
John Kinkade.
NJ. L. Blackburn, President OF the
Novelty Stamping Company, left for
Cleveland yesterday on business trip.
Il was expected that the new factory
would begin operations the first OF next
week, but il will hardly get started by
that time, as the machinery has not all
arrived and there is some work to do to
complete the building.
Two men, twin brothers. were picked
nm on South Union street yesterday al
ternoon By Officer Strobe. They were
50 full of liquor that they could not
walk. and caused quite 8 crowd together
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Is IT PAREsIs?
John L. Sullivan Says His Legs Were Doc
tored, and Makes Other Silly Breaks.

John L. Sullivan Says His Legs Were Doc
tored, and Makes Other Silly Breaks.
NEW YORK, December 26.-John L.
Sullivan has arrived in town, and last
night made a statement, in which he
declares that Corbett never defeated
him. de swore by little locket, which,
be said, contained lock of his mothers
hair, that he had been foully treated in
New Orleans. Corbett did not knock
him out; he knocked him down, and he
could not rise because his legs had
been doctOred. He accuses his hacker
as being an enemy in disguise, and says
he was beaten for the benefit Of a com
bination OF gamblers. Sullivan declares
that he will be champion of the world
again, and that he will fight Corbett
when his theatrical engagements are
over. Sullivan was very severe in his
denunciatiOn Of his hacker and trainer,
aud in regard TO the latter said that
being denied glass OF ale he craved
with his meals, stole bottles Of lager
and drank them in a farm house.
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Losr CHORD FOUND.

We stood alone in the choir loft,
by the organ tail aud grim.
While over the keys her fingers
Followed their own sweet whimi
l spoke OF the coming parting.
and plead for one farewell kiss,
But her modest wish forbade me
Lest the sexton old might list.
Then | struck on the organ 3 strong IuIl
chord.
And ere its echoes died
In the twilight dim Of the old gray church,
kissed my promised brlde.
We stood again by the organ,
When many years had fed. -,
But she thought me grown cold and heartleSs'
And thought her old love dead.
| spoke OF her last fond parting.
o; the chord and its tender tide,
And how, like the sound Of the music,
Our love had throbbed and died.
Then my heart leaped up with great giSu
bound
And forgot its recent pain,
For she blushed, and, dropping her lasheS'
said:
Gould you find me that chord again."
-W,l!ara Holcon5 in the NstO York AdU'rt'ssr.
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LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, December 24.-Cattle, receipts
$500 mead shipments 2,0O0 head; market
slow: natives. g 70a5 90; st0ckers, s. GOA
3 30: cows 81 25a2 so.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000 head; shipments,
1000 head; market steady, 5Gloc higher;
common IS 15a6 30; fair TO good packers
81 S8a6 -; prime heavy weights SO 80;
as is; light, S. 00a6 40.
Sheep-Receipts, 200 head market
steady; natives, g 15a5 40; westerns
a. Gas %. Colorado yearlings, s. 10;
lamos g. 00a6 50.
EAST LIBERTY, PA, December 26.-Cat-
tle-Receipts, l,4SO head; shipments, go
Market active, strong aud l5a25c higher
than last week.
Hogs-Receipts, $500 head; shipments,
4.OO0 head: Philadelphias So oOs6 So;
Workers IS 50a6 90.
Sheep-Receipt $500 head; shipments,
1900 head; market slow; shade OF from
last weeks prices.
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camille DdDGE Odp DcL CCuI, OSSAAAh5 "a
change firm al 4S5$a4S6.
GOvERNMENTS-Dull
Fours Registered. ....................! i25S
Four-and-a-half Coupon. 100
Pacific Skies or '95. .................l0 100
STATEs-Duu.
RATLRoADs-Quiet: sales, s91s,OOO
Atchison, 32$l; Adams Express, $50;
American Express, ll6: Baltimore and
Ohio. 94A; Canada Pacific, SS1S; Central
Pacific, 2715 ;pChesapeake and Ohio, 2lM;
Chicago and Alton, 40; Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy, 965S Delaware and Hud-
son, l29; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 14S14;. Denver and Rio Grande
preferred, 5l15; Erie, 25ls; do. preferred,
$50; Fort Wayne, 1872; Illinois Central,
97}5, Lake Shore, 1895: Michigan Cen
trial. lO4J5: Missouri Pacific. 553s; Norfolk
and w estern preferred, 91l% Northern Pa
cifc, l6ll do. preferred, 41$l; Northwest
err, llUsS: do preferred, 14l; New York
Central, l0S5S; Pacific Mail, 27%; Peoria,
Decatur and Evansville, IS; Pittsburg,
l57; Pullman Palace, 1873; Reading. 81 81;
Rock Island, S3i%; ST Louis and san Fran
cisco. first preferred, 80; ST. Paul, 76;
do. preferred, l2Ot6 st. Paul end Omaha,
46l{: do. preferred, ny; Tennessee Coal
sud Iron. 357I: Texas Pacific, IS; Union
Pacific, 35J4; United States Express, %;
Western Union, 925S; Wheeling and Lake
Erie 2015; do. preferred, 6@95
Mining Stocks-Cholor, -; Crown Point
-: Consolidated California and Virginia
1875: Deadwood, 10: Gould and Curry, 20;
Hale and Norcross, 40; Homestake, 1900;
Independence, -; Mexican, 10; North
Star, -; Ontario, 1893; Ophir, $50; Ply
mouth, IS; Sierra Nevada. 10; Standard,
40; Union Consolidated, 10; Yellow Jack
CT. 40; Iron Silver, 40; Quicksilver, $50;
do preferred, 1909; Bulwer. -.
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A SMOOTH ONE.
An Expert Counterfeiter Lodged in the
Brooklyn JAN.

New York, December 25.-Martin Leon,
ard. alias William Green, now in Raymond
street jail. Brooklyn, was identified yes
terday by Secret Service officers as life
long counterfeiter and also as one of the
English experts most feared by the Scot
land Yard police. Leonard, which IS the
mans real name, fed to this country from
England and resumed his profession. the
detectives here captured and placed him
inside Auburn in less than a year
from the time he began operations, his
sentence being ten years. He was after
ward sentenced TO five years in the Erie
penitentiary for similar offense. On re-
ierse be decided to reform and go back to
England. Chief Brooks commended his
resolution and babe the counterfeiter good
by, but took the precaution to set man
TO watch his movements. He did not re-
turn TO England. He moved over TO
Brooklyn and organized band Of expert
counterfeiters and started a mint IN COD
FISH Row, near the navy yard, where he
and his gang were arrested. His picture
in the rogue's gallery is No. II.
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CORBETT GETS HOT.

He Done Saying Nice Things About sui
nNn aud wan Fight aim without
STAKES Ia October.
SYRACUSE, n. Y, December %
Corbet Is in this city. The sullivan
interview made him boiling mao. lie
said; ''Say for me that l think 1t very
unkindof sullivan TO try TO take away
any endit which have gained, ano
which hm entitled 20.
IF hethinks he can lick me, why the
devil bort be fight. / will hEht him
fer $1,000 side, or as much as he likes
next Oct0er, wnen our theatrical en-
gsgementare closed. II he has not got
the 5ac&es, I will fgNt him without
the backini.
"We will settle Il for the purse. l
feel sorry "a the man. Send word 20
Sullivan that say that Iean lick him
10 four round. he is very lucky that
did not knocS him out quicker than
WHY, il is aisct thar Den SPARED
hin his bench he sent no less than
ave sp % measking / would go
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Wheeling Bridge and Terminal RailE.


Time Table No. g. To take efsct 1891 =. N
sunday, November ~. 1914
Leave Whssling-i5:U. 900, fl:i5. 49,
+e:G. s9:s5 flO.Z3 fll:bO o. IN, SLID, n. :
tS:DO. 1910, 1873. s5:45, fc.S0 ?. m. -.
-s.5l ,s.sl tio:x. tiI:57 =. M, liz.ss fi:5
t3.OS. +3.ZT. s4:gi, ss:55. f6:5o y. m.
Arrive Martins E,fy-is a ts;sz ~
1913, 1851, $3.50. no - fiz.vS tit'~'' -
t3:I2. 1913. si.47, sc:0i. f6:f2
Lesv- Tsfminsl JgnotioD-t5.1. fef,x ~
1903. slO.f2 fll:i5 a ~, fi.lj. fs.H' It't
s5:I5, -6T, 1875. tS:s5 fl0.f1 p. N.
Lea,s LsuEhlin's Hill-f7;SL fil;b >
Leave DE-. Hsss Crossipg-f7:s5 tii;io a .
fl:lg, -2:l3, 1912 p. 10. -.
arrive Martins Feuy--ie.i3 r;&5 n
$1,000. slo:4 fIl;21, tis22. f2.B. fz;b, -
.Dsiiy fDs.iy .Ic.ps sapsaE Sssndi
All trsias will ron on Eastern Tins. clr'
in telegraph onaes Al wheeling u TIE s'Ano,
Time.
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Rnrga Satisfied.

New YORK, December 26::-Dick Burgess
representatives in the preliminaries Of the
McAuliffe-B urge fight ~ dissatisfied with
the $4,000 forfeit called for in the agree
ment. They are also IN favor of two
ounce gloves and the battle TO last twenty
five rounds, or until decision is reached.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-27
Two to- TWO.

PITTsBURG, PA, December 26.-The
Pittsburg and Chicago Association foot
ball teams played a draw game at Ex-
position Park this afternoon. The
game was holly contested throughout
and ended with the score toe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-27
Won by Co umbla.

WAsHINGNToN, D. c., December Co.
The Christmas foot ball game between
the teams Of the Young Mems Chris
tian Association aud the Columbian
Athletic club was won by the Coumbias,
by a score Of &c to nothing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-27

Vor Plt,sburg. 9: 10 and 10 = M aud coo
M daily. and /. SOP M. daily sIc.pt baH3sf.
For fitubsrs and the East w
wnhinzto, Accom- noda'on e'O y ~
cert sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-27
PETEoLEUM.

New Work, December "a. - Petroleum,
was neglected. Not single sale was re-
ported 521Sc bid, 52s<c asked.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAJ
rpIs,oHlo DIVISION.

TRANSOHIO DIFIoIUN'
ch,...o Tn, and 1906 A. m. i0ss5 ,.
s.,iy ,na Ans D. N daily except sunday
Cincipnati Express, 7;S5 and io'oo =. M a
'V CeI9mbas Accom- mOdstisn. SOP. m sfsss
sunday. a..,. INNS a
and $50 p. m, except sunday
ARRIyr.
Chicago Express, i;is and b:io a. a.; cal
and 1870 y. N, excsps ssnaAJ' tnu o'~ " >
cisei.p.u Express. $50 a. N. sadsiS ,. ,
colsmbus Accom- nodatlon. ls:os p. n. dh
-, clsirs,ili. Asconodstlos. l7:o5 p. N. q
s:.b D. m. sIespt sunday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-27
LHIIKH

yrou Pittsburk. 1895 = m. daily, is:S , 2,
,.s,ot sunday, s:b0 aud 10 y %. daiiy'
ws,hington Accom- modhtion, 1;oO q m. 81
except Sunday. cua n scJLL.
General Passenger Agent, BsiamsIs
Us. LANE. WLesIInE esh
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,YssEv psnnsiv1.. Sections
|vURnnSylVdniT lnH
~ Trains Run By @ limo.
rI VIZ, gsz:GS s Z E 49,: SO
psnneivsn.s Citations
Trains Run by G

r,rxxr OryIcn AT PxsrsTLr
W.TKr ~. FoCT OF ELfvEFTH
AT ncLUrE HorsE. WbEkLfyt
PryEsrLvkEfA STATION.
aorTzxEsr srgrEH-- P4s IA
sDally. =
fEOE wHEELISS 70
WelIsburg sad st>abenrills -
hcDopa .d and PlttsDufE III
Indianapolis aEd 81. Louis .sss
Co umbus and Cincisnatl. ~
Wsilsburg AID st.ubsnrtiis 80
Mcdonald aad Pittsbufg ....fts
phiIstsldhia and HeuIOrk flx0f
stsubesviIls aue Pittsburg ITO
Columbus snt Chicago -. 1896
Philadslyhla and New York ~ Is
Baltimore ssd Wsshirgton. rs
stsubenyille sb1 PittsSufg - ~
steubenville aud Dsnsiscs. = 81
Indianapolis add ST. Louis. 20 .
Dayton and Cincinnati ..-s.te s5I
s,snbenyills aud ColpDbus. - Is
NoErxvssr srsTEn--CLxyELAED
Division.
TEAMS hun DALI. ExckPT srSD<I
From BkrDeEPoKT TO LEAVE
IT. wayne and Chicago ...... 40 a
Canton and Toledo. ...... 4l4a
ALLIANCES and Cleveland. 49,. 40 \
Sfssbenv!ile and Pitlsburz.. 40
sterbenyills and Wsilssiils.. e3a
steubsnvlllsznd PittsburE. .. 10 ~ =
- Wayne AID Chicago CO..
Canton aDdTol>do. .....-.- IL
ALLIANCES and c;eseisnd -
StsubenviIie srd Ueiisyiile.
Philadelphia 4nd Hswx7rE
Baltimore anty
Stsnbsnriil>
.Skubsayt
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

Money, Per Cent. - Governments,
DuIl-St0cIIs, Firmer.
New YORK, December 24-Money on
call nomiually at 4 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 5a6 per cent. Sterling ex-
change firm at 4S534a4S6.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-12-27

WHEELING AND ELM GRoN
w RAILROAD. On and after Wedn
DAY, June i,lS82 trains will run IS follow
city time.
Leave wheeling. Leave Elm Grove
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tDaily except Sunday.
Sunday Church Trains will leave Elm 0rr
at 9:E3 a. IN. and Wheeling At l2:lI p: m
II. f. MEISGERBER,
Gen. Manager
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RAILWAY TIME CARD

ARRIVAL ana departure OF trains on and aItcr
December Is. 16o2 EXPLANATION or RzrrnnHcE
MARIA. sDxily: fSunday excepted; }Aon-
day excepted; saturday sxcsptsd; sunday
only: saturday only. kastern otArdsrd Tine
Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-24
CAPTURED IN NEW YORK.

Reporter Criddle OF this City I'm
traps a Green Goods Man In the
Metropolis.
Joseph O. Cridd1e, a wsu-known re-
porter of this city, yesterday succeeded in
entrapping a green goods man in New
York. Several weeks ago, on August 8,
Mr.. Criddle received q circular offering,
for $500, "bills struck from plates stolen
from the treasury departmeut">.to the
amount of $1,000. Criddls opened-a oor-
respondence under the name Of BENJAMIN
with the green goods dealer, and finally, by
appointment, went yesterday to New York
to meet him. On his arrival in that city he
met man who claimed to represent one
3. P. Pine, who had sent ont the circular.
After few minutes conversions with tho
man Mr.. Criddle had him arrested. The
prisoner gave the name Of Henry Cooper
and said he was a salesman, residing in
Newark, N. J. He was held by Judge Nc
Mahon of the Jefferson police court in
81, GOO bail, In default Of which he was
locked up.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-09-24
NKW ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TO-DAY

A Fact-R. E. Baldwin.
Adyertisement-267 Asylum Street, HARTFORD.
Bankers-Edward p. Merwin & Co.
Busness-Brooks & Co.
Change of Name-Sextus L. Reed
Daily Chat-Wm. Nicely T. Co.
observation-disclosures
Entertainment-New Haven Opera House.
For Rent-House-67 Church Street.
Grand Shopping Emporiun-F. Ii. Brown & 90.
Groceries NJ. WEIGH & Son.
Heckers' Buckwheat-At Grocers'.
New Fruit--D. s. Cooper Co.
Students of Yale-C. N LOOMS Sons.
This Weeks Buetin-E. Schonberger.
To Admirers of Truth-931 Grand Avenue.
Wanted-Girl-27 Pearl Street, Westville.
wanted-Agents-NoahL insley.
Wanted-Cook-At Hospital.
Wanted-Girl-56W olcott Street.
Wanted-Cottage-Goo Tenant, BoxS City.
Wanted-Rooms-Iady, his OfAce.
Observation-Disclosures This ONCE.
Wanted-Situa' ion-F. P, 70 Webster Street.
We Are Having Great Success. n. G Durant
SUNDAY sRRvIcEs.
First Presbyterian Church-Rev. F. A M. Brown
United Church-Rev.T T. Munger.
Epworth NJ. E. Church-Rev. r. T. Cooper.
First Universalist Church-Rev. L. H Squires
Humphrey Street Church-Rev. Frank R. Luckey
East Pearl Street NJ. E. Church-Rev. J. H. Hand
First Baptist Church-Rev. John H. Mason.
College Street Church-Rev. Dr.. VIM. W. McLane
Davenport Church--Rev. I. O. Meserve.
Dwight Place Church-Rev. DR.. Twitchell.
Grand Avenue Cong. Church-Rev. J. L. Mitchell
First M E. Church-Rev. W. v. Kelley.
Grace NJ E. Church-Rev. F. A. Schofeld.
Trinity NJ. E. Church-Rev. A. D. Vail.