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Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
Attbe City Missions.

A very pleasant occasion at the City Mission hall yesterday afternoon was the serving of tea and coffee with an abund- snoe of other refreshments by the Young Ladies' Miseion circle of the Calvary Bap- list church, to the members of the City Mission Mothers meeting The devotional service previous WAS conducted by Mrs. Fl. D. Hume, assisted by Mrs. William shep- ard and Mrs. Louis Holbrook. The even ing service at the mission hall was in charge of the Calvary Baptist Christian Endeayor society.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
Reststfus the Wheat Tax.

BUENos AYREs. Feb. The government troops sent to the province of Santa Fs to quell the insurreotion of the agriculturists against the wheat tax succeeded in csptur- ing two hundred of the rebels, who were conducted ss prisoners to Santa Fs, the capital. There the governor of the prov inoe delivered an address, reminding them of the folly of their resistance to lawful authority. He then ordered their nbera- tion The wheat tax Is being generally To- sisted by the agricultural colonies through ont Argentina.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
NEW COUNCIL O. U. A. M.

Pioneer Council No. of This City
 Will Work the Third Degree on the
 Officers of the New Eli Whitney
 Council No. so of Centerville.
 A new council of the order of United the town hall in Centerville tonight. The name of the new council will be Eli Whit ney council No. 80 and 1t will start of with charter membership of forty. The state officers will be there, including State Councillor F. 0. Clark of Falls Village. State Secretary 0 A. Adams of South NorwaJk and State Vice Councillor c. E. Crane of Hartford. The degree work will be done by Pioneer council No. of New Haven, and the officers and members will go ont in bus, which leaves Mechanics hall on Chapel street at o'clock sharp.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09

LONDON, Feb. S-At 8 msetinR of the Fair Trade club tonight J. W. Luther, parliamentary secretary of the foreign ofice in the last Salisbury cabinet, said protection was making rapid progress in favor among Englishmen. Howard Vim cent said that the much-abused Mckinley tariff had, in 1892, increased the exports of the United States by f34 ,000, 900 and the imports by f40, ,000. 900. At the same time England's exports had fallen of f36, O00,- 000
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
College Street Church Society.

tiosl society of the College street church last evening the society committee elected to consists of H. F. Peck, s. B. Oviatt, G. R Chamberlain, 0. A. Ferry and H. A. Warner. Louis E Cowles was elected clerk, J. P. Strong treasurer and James Woods auditor.
 The report of the treasurer showed balance of $700 in the treasnry. The pledge system is in vogue in this church, and during the year $1 ,00O was raised by this system. The church has an indebted ness of $500, which leaves @ balance of S700 in the treasury
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
Thirsy-.even seamen Drowned,

CoRUNNA, Feb. s.-The British steam ship Trinacria, plying between the Clyde and Spanish Mediterranean ports, has been lost off Cape Villsno, near Punts del Boy. Only two of the crew were saved and thirty seven drowned. Four passengers were also drowned, making loss of forty-one 1ivas
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
wooIen Manufacturer Assigns

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. S.-Judgments sg- gregating $75, 1000 were confessed here by Robert s. Pryor, who, trading as Pryor & Co controlled the Leicester mills, one of the largest woolen goods manufactories in this city. It Is announced to day that the creditorr' claims amount to over $500, ,000. Robert s. Pryor and his wife assigned to- dav
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
Court Notes.

Real estate on Main street, Westville, belonging to Murray Bros, the Westville tinsmiths, was attached by Constable Ems COG yesterday in a suit brought by John H. Phillips & Son tn recover an unpaid bill amounting to $T5.
 The suit of Herman Hsbermsn for slO0 wages alleged to be due against the firm of Cram & Carr came before Justice George A. Tyler yesterday and was continued for @ week.
 A demurrer has been filed in the suit of Amos ] Lord against Frank R Russell. The arguments will bs heard next Friday, at which time Attorney John F. Wynne will oppose the demurrer. The suit Is brought to recoYer on a SRl0 notA
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
stylish Eyery-Day Dresses

Stylish dresses for home and street wear are easily and economically made by color ing cast-of garments with diamond dyes
 One of the hsndsomest visiting gowns in New Haven Is nov in it's third reason This year it wac col,red with diamond dye fast black, and no one could tell that it WAS not brand new
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
American Flag Raising.

WASHINGTON, Feb. s.-Seoretary Foster of the treasury department has been noti- fled that the American flag will be formally raised upon the Inmsn steamers City of New York and City of Paris at New York on Washington's birthday. February 22. The event will be celebrated with great pomp. Many distinguished people have received invitations to be present.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
A Grand Succe0n.

MANCHESTER, N. H., Feb. S.-The an nual camp fire in connection with the Grand Army encsmpment was held to- night and was 8 grand success. Addresses were made by Mayor Knowlton, Governor Smith, Commander-in-Chief Weissert, Corporal James Tanner and others.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
Adyer: :i.ed Letters

at the New Haven postoffice February s, 1893:
 J. A. Atwater, Mics Jennie N. Borlow, James D Brown, M. E. tissell, Walter Heintz. Miss Alice K HosfOrd, Miss Mary J. King, James Lowell, Mrs Mary Rey- holds.
 ID SrERRy NJ
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
Shedding Party,s Misbap.

PITTsFIELD, Mass, Feb. S.-A double runner containing Annie Ansbury, Libble Withrow, Daniel Doyle, Hugh Hardwick and John Gruber, while descending Jones bill, Stockbridge, last night, struck piece of bare ground, and was thrown against 8 fire plug. Miss Ansbury was terribly aashed and bruised and 1t Is feared sus- tained internal injuries which may result fatally. John Gruber had his collar bone broken and all the others were more or lees injured. Miss Ansbury is eighteen years old and belongs in Great Burlington.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
Ordered to the West Indies.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 8.-Ministsr Durham has notified the department of state that there is no longer necessity for the pres sncs of the steamer Atlanta in Haytien waters and vy. the navy department pc tna has or or cruise In the West Indies 80 as to arrive at Hampton Roads early in the spring for service in connection with preparations for the naval review.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
COURT RECORD.

City Court Criminal Side Judge StudIey.
 Frank H Boylsn, begging, s2O fine, s5 42 costs; same, vsgrsncy, judgment suspend ed; Daniel McCue, bresct of peace against Clifford E. Minor. g fine, S6 24 costs; Ed tinued to February IA; John Dunn, breach of peace against Patrick Shea, nolled: Pat rick Shea, bresch of peace against John Gallagher, continued to February g.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
Killed bv Falling BuildInss.

ROME, Feb. s-several lightly built houses in Campolieto, provice of Compo- basso, collapsed to day during a high wind. Thirteen persons were killed and fourteen Were iniured
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
Struck oil.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Feb. s.-To nor row morning Engineer Marsh of Spencer will commence to drill an oil well on land owned by Rev. 0. H. Caton of Brook field, as the dirt has been asssyed and contains the best quality of petroleum oil. Two companies stand ready to buy the prop
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09

IN THE CITY OF NEW HAVEN. "A To be sold for and on account of the New
 ;iH York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
 sk Company; to be taken down and removed from their respective locations to make room for contemplated Improvements
 The attention of contractors parties who may be considering the subject of buidine is re- spectfulIy called to this sae, which will afford large amount of building material at 8 very low cost. Quan titles of the various material Cfrom actual measurements) containedin the several structures ill be submitted at the sale.
 Also three Hosting Falls, one Morse Elevator, Store Fronts, one Bar Counter, one Flagstaff C130 feet high, more or less)-an opportunity for an association, town or village to secure 8 bargain in this item alone.
 The Auction will be held on the premises, RAIN
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
To Build swifser steamboats.

PHILADKLPHIA, Feb. 6.-The contract for the construction of two swift steamers for the International Navigation company were signed yesterday by William Cramp & Sons, of this city. The steamers will be faster than either the City of Paris or City of New York and will be built in com pliance with the act of congress placing the Paris and New York under the pro tecticn of the United States.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
Enrnitnre, EtL.
THIS IS NO MISTAKE. We take this method of impressing upon
 your mind our
 Change of Partnership.
Change of Partnership.

It is an easy matter to turn our sd. over, but stupendous undertaking to turn our large and complete stock of House Fur nishipgs into CASH before March lst.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
Editor of the Methodist Review.
 The Methodist book committee at meet ing yesterday in Chicago elected Dr. w. V. Kelley of this oity editor of the Methodist Review for the ensuing year with salary of St. 900.

Stole His MOther's Sealskin Sack.
 Rollin 0 Stevens, aged twenty five years, arrested at the depot last evening by Off, oers Smith and Grant on advices received from the Meriden police charging him with the theft of @ sealskin coat from his mother of the value of $2s5 yesterday morning Shortly before 12 o'clock last night the sack was recovered ct Levy's on State street, where 1t had been pawned for $15, and Stevens was taken by Chief of Police Ford of Meriden back to that city.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
RAYMOND'S VACATION
 EXCURSIONS

With Week st the Worlds Columbian ExposI- tion.
 Visits are to be made to Chattanooga, New Or leans, Galveston and San Antonio Ample time will be given 10 all the leading cities and other places of historic and picturesque interest in Mex leo. including Eight Days in the city of Mexico a Four Days Trip over the Vera Cruz Railway. sod Two Days in GuadAlajara. In California San Diego, Los Angeles. PasadepA, Santa Barbara San Francisco. Monterey. etc, will be visited
 The return tickets may be used from California on any regular train until July, or with any one of Eight Parties under Special Escort with a Choice of Four Different Routes
 Tour of % Days to Mexico, emitting California; March :.
 California Excursions: February IS and March and g.
 Washington Tours: February F and March sI.
 The Sandwich Islands: A party will sail from San Francisco March l5 for Seven Weeks Tour
 The Worlds Columbian Exposition: Special Pullman vestibuled Trans with Dining Cars will leave Boston for Chicago daily during the sum- mer A week al the Raymond Whitcomb Grand Hotel. opposite the Fair Grounds, will bs included in The tickets
 8 Send for dfscripiive book mentioning The particular tour desired
 RAYMOND & WHITCOTB,
 S26 Washington Street. opposite School Str~ef, Hn@fnn feb9 St
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
HfsceIlanenns.
Tn I10an

To Loan nS real estate at per cent, & ooa Se 800 V Sl,soo. $500 HINMAN'S AGENCY, n lw % Benedict Building
 Last KalI. DREC1PITATED prices preskipitsted pronts | horse blankets and robes al cost whst more can you ask,
 t6,9iI LINSLEY. ROOT 4 co
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
The Physical Department Of the
 

The Physieal Department or the N. M. c. A. The first annual reception of the physical department of the New Haven Y. NJ c A will be held this evening at its rooms on Chapel street. His Honor Mayor Sargent will preside. The program which has been arranged for this occasion is one of the most attractive of the entire season. The following is the program:
 PART |. Flute soo-Fantasie from somusmbulis. ..... Mr F GuilfOrd. Solo-My Spring Refrain sin....................To Tosti handohn soio-Selected. ......................
 Mr. J. Johnson. Rsading-AuX Italiens. ns.....................
 Miss May Lum. Musical selection ....
 High School Banjo Club.
 Professor Krull Bruno Solo-The Vikings. Adams
 Edwin A. Smith.
 Intermission.
 Promenade.
 PART Piano solo-Bombsstes Furicso. o....... Warren
 Professor Fowler. 'O Mrs. s Nofa Russell Haesche. 0u"i0e'' Cornet solo-Hurgsrian Dance. Popp
 Mir Henry D. Hunt. Alto s0lO-seleeted, Mrs r::i,...........-..... Eli. Violin solo-Fantasie .......................Ta .TaIo
 Nr;w. E. Haesche, s0'0-0''0d DSEat NY Tiems. R. D.iy: "All'y Mr. Henry D. Hunt. Conveners of commitiees: Finance, E. A. Beaulab program, c. W. Bissell; dec orating, W. NJ Smith.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
Wednesday Morning, Feb i5, 1893,

Comm mencing at 10 o'clock, and continued
 until all are sold.
 TERMS CASH Details made known at time of sale. EDW ARD Q. BEECHER, f96t Auctioneer District of New Haven, ss Probate Court,
 February 8, 1893 UPSTATE of ADOLPH sTEGERMAN, late of Il Orange, in said district, deceased Pursuant to an order from the Court of Pro- bate for said district, will be sold at public tion to the highest bidder on the 16th day of Feb (unless previously disposed of at private sale) the following real estate of said deceased, situated in the town of Orange and borough of West Haven, vtz.:
 One lot with dwelling house and other build ings standing thereon situated on Court stre ct, West Haven, Conn.
 Sale to take place on the premises in said bor- ough of West Haven. Terms made known at time of sale. JOSEPH ANDREWS, f9 2tE administrator.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09

The Banjo club, although A compsrs- lively new club, is a fine one, nevertheless, and did most creditable work. The sing ing and piano accompaniments were ex- cellent, and received deserved applause.
 The humorous recitstions by MT. Hu- sted fairly brought down the house. Af- ter the entertainment bountiful supper was served. Among those present were Miss Carrie Lathrop of New York city, Mr. Henry Sutton, MT. and Mrs. Howard, Mrs. Hawes of New Jersey, MT. and Mrs. But Ter, Mr. and Mrs. James Gillespie, MT. and Mrs Bush, Rev. Fl. B. Whitney and wife. MT. Ward, Mrs. Nettleton, Miss Hill, MT. Johnson Mr. Heitman.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
Probate Court, District of New Haven, ss.

Probate Court, District of New Haven, ss.
 New Haven Feb. 2, 1898. UPSTATE of ELIZABETH G. THOMPSON, late Il of New York City, owning property in said district deceased.
 Upon application of William G. Thompeon, pray s sn exempIified copy of the last will and testa ment of said deceased may be proved, approved, allowed and admitted to probate, and that letters testamentary may ba granted upon the estate of said deceased as per applica- tion on file more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at Probate court to be held at New Haven, in said district, the 1oth day of Februa ry A. D. 1893, at 10 o clock in the forenoon, and cation and the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing the same three times in some newspaper having Q circulation tn said district.
 By order of court,
 fSat Judge S aajd Court
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
1dIants.
WANTED.

ons Cent . Word each insertion ass ssnts . word fer . full Wssh (ssvsn Sfnsal
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
THE PRICES ARE CUT IN TWO.
 The Profits Are Gone.

Everything marked in Plain Figures. The goods will sell themselves at the press ent prices. Favor us with 8 call. Our salesmen are ever ready to show you through our store. Whether ready to buy or not 1t will pay you to look us through.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
IN WEST HAVEN.
A Benefit Entertainment for Chrfst
 Church Parish Building.

Church Parish Building.
 A very enjoyable entertainment was furnished last evening by MT. and Mrs. D T. Weloh, at their residence on First avenue, in behalf of the fund for the new parish house of Christ church. About 150. guests were present, several of whom came from out of two The entertainment was fine one and every song and recitation was warmly enoored, several of them
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09
THEIR FIRST ANNUAL,

E. A. Schsde, assignor 10 Stanley Rule and Level company, New Britain, frame for circular planes.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09

A SITUATION by 6 respectable sirl 10 oo A general housswork. Please address,
 fe itf 70 MORRIS ETREET
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09

WANIED. STENOGRAPHER and Bookkeeper oruir o typewriter, years eIpersepce desires p, siaon all or halliday. REMINGTON. fait. CsurSer o-scs
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09

A SITUATION by a capable girl to do genera A housswork tn . small family.
 fsiu Inquire SSS EAST STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09

- WANTED,
 I1OsITlOS by thoroughly coupeteuf lscy s II nousekecper. or would do the uork iu ernsl fauly- Ifp Efl Address E0T-osa 0s.-
Morning journal and courier., 1893-02-09

WANTED, A GIRL to do general housework A sit' iiss CHAPEL STREET.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07
ABBREVIATED 1eleaRAss.


2hs strike OF coal miness in England,
which was recently settled. cost In general
E33 :sI, 2l5.
Frank vsnscy, colored, who Is wanted IN
Dayton. g.. for alleged completely In tire
brutal murder OF two ex.soldiers, was ar.
rested at Chicago.
The report Of the crcdhors' committee
OF the new Oriental hank, London, shows
the losses to he 60 $4,000 Four directors
borrowed 10000 from the bank and only
one u them lodged sufficient security 30
cover the advances
OF MASSACHUSETTS, cities which held eiec-
tons DEC. 5. Taunton. Holyokc, Marlboro.
SomcrviIle aud Gloucester chose II epub-
lican mayors, and license was very gen.
orally voted. Boston and other cities hold
their elections Disc. IL.
John II. Miller, son OF William, the
prophet, who founded the Second Advent
sect long known as ''N;llciitcs," many OF
whom have pc pal cd to ascend bodily to
heaven nj various times, died recently at
Whitehall, n. r., aged Il.
One Thousand girls employed in to.
bacco factory at st. i.ouis were lined up
and marched before the docto rs to be vac
cinated.
Judge Hindman in the circuit court at
Fort Dodge. Ia, fined Juror 4. SpeTick
80 AVID discharged him from the panel for
drinking al occasional glass OF beer while
on duty.
NJ. Dupuy, late prime minister OF
France, was elected president of the cham
her o! deputies. in the place Of NJ. Casi,:lir-
ler:cr, who has become prime minister.
The Ncrwaerss. the Official organ of the
German Social Democrats, pu blishes n
document from st. Petersburg, purpor,-
ing 10 he u protest Of the Russian students
against the Franco. Russian rapproche.
inen;.
a remarkable archaeological discovery is
announced from Treyes. In cxcavating
the old Roman walls close IL the Moselle
n complete Roman pottery establishment
was discovered.
The longest iron railway, bridge in Ger
many has just been opened for traffic. 1t
spans the Nistul3 between Eordon and
Culm>cc in West Prussia. and has occu-
pied two and oEe-haIf years la corstruc-
ton.
II. X. :. O'Mclveny, formerly Judge
on the Illinois bench, and ut one time
prominent in state politics, died at Los
Angeles. Cal, where he had resided since
1865
Work on the midwin;er fair buildings
nj san Francisco is rapidly progressing.
IL il thought they will all be ready by
Jan. l.
P;esiden; Elliott. of Harvard college. was
speaker Mt prohibition meeting at Cam
bridge. Mass, and nstonisned the audience
10y saying he was moderate drinker hir,.
self aud did not believe in prohibition Mt
all. And then lie asked "what he was
here for
Charles lAdsit was killed b. a runaway
team at Huntington, Ind.
1t il reported at Cincinnati that the HBig
Four" has an option on the Chicago and
Eastern Illinois.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07

:, Physicians generally fail to recognise.
organ ilseifinstead of the cause OF the trouble
The uotcd specialist, Franklin Miles, NJ. D.,
LII. H.. mas given the greater part of his life
To the study of this subject. and the principal
discovcr;es concerning il are due TO hi. efforts
br. Miles Restorative Nervinc The unri-
vailed brain and nerve food. l. prepared on the
principle that all nervous and many Ctacf
ditiic.ii!es originate from disorders OF the
nerve cenJcrs. Its wonderful SUI cess In curing
tiiese disorders i testified to by thousands H.
every par; az the land.
Restorative Nervinc cures slecplessness
nervous rro>trltion. dizziness, hys.cri.,. .eN
ual debility. 81. Nitus dance cpi!epsy, etc.
- irce from op.ates o. dangerous Grugs.
l. sold on a Positive guarantee by all drag
'gists. or cent direct by the Dr. Miles Mcdi-a.
Co.. Llish IT, Ind. on receipt Of price. 81 Der
aOitit: ,ix octtIes Ter IS eApress rrens:d
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07

BELoir, Wis. Dee. ..-Oncy DAWN. .
young man employed by n timer. had n
terrible experience. lie was twenty feet
up inside Of an iron tube twenty inches in
diameter which hung in the air. lie car
ricd candle and was painting the tube
with raphtha paint, when the bucket tool,
fire. lie managed TO push the burning
mass out OF the tube and worked his way
out. His clothing was afirc Mt the time.
He fell exhausted and other workmcn
put the trc out in time to save the mans
lif.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07
coucHLlN AND PRENoeReAsT.
Two Trials sG Interest Now Going ON nc
Chicago,

G0sghEts
CnfcAeo. Dec. 7.-Judgr Tuthill decided
the question Of admission of Mrs. Toys
testimony in tie Coughlin trial only SO far
as refers to the mention cf IL in the open
ing speeches. lac said IL NIGH be men.
toned without giving namcs-that the
counsel might state what they expected TO
prove. As to its final admission lac re-
served his decision. The prosecution then
hogan the statement of the case. Mrs.
foy's statements are not believed by those
who are involved. Finerty laughs u;
them.
Prcndersast, the assassin OF Mayor Har-
rison, was brought into Judge Iircntano's
court for trial and tine job of obtaining u
Jury was begun. II promises to be long.
ns nine out nj ten Of the venitemen de-
clare they have opinions that IL would re-
quire proof To che contrary to remove.
There was nothing done all day but ~
examine veuiremen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07

EAST DIS MoiSEs. Dec. s.--Onc thousand
miners employed In eleven coal mines in
this district have held mass meeting
and una nimousiy decided to order grn.
esal strike uuless operators revoke their
decision to w.thnold two weeks pay In
sesad OF che. aud demanding pay every
eWo weeks instead of once month. Tue
3ssmstcrs' union held meeting also and
ss<olvsd TO gland " the n,lners. Several
operators were interviewed aud they de-
eAess.l they vos.k ,ast sssssss y the -.
0ands Of the miners.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-07

FALL RIVER Mass. Ire. John w.
Coughlin, Democrat. was reelected
mayor. defeating the Republican candi-
date, William :. Greene. by 33i majority.
The campaign was bitter one from the
fact that tine a. 4. 4. movement was a.
factor in il and opposed Coughlin. The
vote Was the largest ever cast here in any
election. The city goes for license by
:.!r.f, reversing last years verdict when
the city voted no license 10y about AGO.