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Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24
Glove Counter.
SUITS, WAISTS, WRAPS.

The inroads of trade have
broken up sizes and will turn
to your profit novelties in
Elton and Blazer Suits at a
mere song.
The unbroken percale Shirt
Waist stock draws and salts
fes many a Miss and Woman
too. Latter day prices, 81
4S, Is and 9S cents.
Those lovely Silk Waists in
blue, red and black have pulled
away from old prices-$5.5 50
to $7.5o-into the regular
$3.75 rate.
Fancy Silks which sold from
$3.50 to So. so, go to straight
$500.
Wrappers to be hurried of
before Aug. Ist, at a $I.25
gait for this week. These
are Cambrics, Ginghams, dot
ted and figured Lawns, the
$I.75 and $2.5o kind. A few
of the lower grade at 90 cent:
but worth fully $I.25.
Don't be deceived by a
few hot days. The cold vii
return and a Cape or Jacket
Is indispensable, particularly
at sea shore or mountain,
Your choice of odd lots (fne
stylish goods at $2.5o, $685.
and $4.eS.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24
WILL MEET oRLoFsKx. .

Captain Brian Il. Lynn and Cheva-
liery xavier Orlefsky TO Meet In
Broadsword Contest in Hartford
Saturday. |
Captain Brian E. Lynn of this city and
Chevalier-Xavisr Orlofsky will meet in a
broadsword contest for purse of $500
side in Union grove, Hartford, next Satur-
day. The contest promises to be one of
the most exciting recently fought with
broadswords, and although 1t is generally
conceded that Captain Lynn will win, the
exhibition will be one worth Witnessing
In reference to the contest the Hartford
Times Gays:
The negotiations which were in progress
with view of bringing together Captain
Brian E. Lynn of New Haven and Sargent
Charles Walsh of Boston, in mounted
broadsword contest, have been brought to
a close, for the reason that the sergeant
wanted too much of personal guarantee.
When 1t was learned that the-sergesnt
would not come, the members of the Hart
| ford Rowing club who were working
| the plan, started in another direc
tion, and having secured the promise
of Captain Lynn and Chevalier Xav
| Ter Orlofsky of New York to fight for 6
purse of $500 in Union grove on the after.
| noon of July 20. Orlofsky is an ex-ser
geant of the Black Hussars of Germany
and holds the championship Of Germany
He has defeated such men as Msjor Nc
Guire and has conquered Duncan @. Rosl
and many other distinguished swordsmen
| The contest will be novelty to Hartford
| and will certainly be witnessed by crowt
| of people numbering up in the thousands
The contestants will be mounted and Of
forts will be made to have Captain Charlie
E. Clay of the Telegram referee the con
test. Captain Clay is thoroughly familia
| with such contests and will certainly b
the right man for the position.
Connecticut Pensions.
WASHINGTON, July 23.-Pensions TO
Connecticut: Original, George W. Green
Samuel A. Camp, Byron Hill. Origins
/ widows, etc., David L. Weems father
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24
HAMBURGS AND
EMBROIDERIES.

Come to look over these
Hamburg edgings and inser-
tons since the price-slayer's
last trip and the puzzle is
greater than ever.
That is, how such worth of
fabric and wonder of design
can be sold for 8, IL, IS and
Io cents a yard.
A few chozce embroidered
Is inch Flounces in India
lawn, cambria and chambray
colors pink and blue. Each
Robe contains 4 I-2 yards.
The $4.75 kind go at $2.5o.
The $500 for $3.50. The
$3.50 for $3.50.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24
ABOUT LINENS.

Linens low prices have
Just made the biggest sale
week that July ever recorded
for the Big Store.
Crashes, Towels, Napkins,
Table Linens, in cloths and
by the yard, are leaving old
quarters on a double-quick
and will keep it up.
An extensive variety OF
Bath Sheets and Towels
strike the concert pitch of
Dissolution Sale prices.
Goods for white dresses in
plaids, stripes and plain, at
10, IL 1-2 and IS cents a yard.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24
OPIUM POISONING.
Found Unconscious Under Some
NShrubbery. -

Found Unconscious Under Some
NShrubbery.
BRIDaEroRr, July 23.-Harvey r. Gus
ter, about twenty-five years of age, for
some time past employed by Holmes and
Edwards, died at the Emergency hospital
this morning as result of opium poison
ing. About II O'Clock last night he was
found unconscious under some shrubbery
in Seaside park by a passing whselman
and taken to the hospital, where he lay un-
conscious until the time of his death. In
his pockets were found q small sum of
money and letter In which he said that
he had but little money and would have to
be buried in the Potter's field. The letter
| also stated that his dependency and sui
eide were dine to q woman, whose name he
did not give. He wished that some of bis
| friends In this city be notified and also his
| family In Fort Smith, Arkansas. The
| young woman whom he loved and whom
he had an appointment to meet yesterday
Is pretty girl named Mamie johnson, who
is somewhat notorious about the city. She
tired of him and yesterday avoided him
and refused to go in bathing with him. he
then told some of his friends that he Wal
going to kill himself, but nothing was
/ thought of his rawlings.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24

tration than in a lot of Dress
Trimmings at S cents a yard.
Neither do the natty Rib
bon Fringes take a back scat
on that score. 10 cents a
yard. Used to be just ten
times that.
The remaining Stewards
Headache Powders are put
down to 5 cents a package.
Regularly sold for 10 cents.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24
Violated the Liquor Law.

Thomas Nugent, who keeps saloon on
Grand avenue near Railroad avenue, was
caught in the act of selling liquor yester-
day afternoon by Officers Gates, Jackson
and Lonergan and will be arrested to-day,
charged with violation of the Sunday liquor
law. Yesterday afternoon slight breach
of the peace occurred in the vicinity of the
saloon. and when the officers investigated
1t they found Nugent dispensing liquors of
an Intoxicating nsture to number of pdk
chasers.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24
To be Held In This City.

The annual convention Of the Connec-
ticut Drum and Fife association will be
held in this city during the month of Sep
TENDER. President Bunnell will call
meeting of the executive committee in
about two weeks, when the date will be
decided upon. Ii is expected that there
will be a very large crowd present.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24

When White Gloves are all
the rage, merchants will
make big profit selling them.
Ladies will save money only
by buying here where profits
are left out. The latest Suede
Isle, Castor and French
Suede. ~s..s
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24
OBITU Ar
Death of r. e. Crosby.

Mr.. F. E. Crosby, president of the Crosby
& Beekley company of this city, died at his
residence in Rome, O., on Saturday morn
ing, July 20, after long illness. Mr..
Crosby was well known in the lumber cir
cles of this city and throughout New Eng
land.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24

Mayer, Strouse & Co.'s niue admins
tered a signal defeat to the Winchesters
Saturday afternoon at West Haven to the
tune of 20 to 6.
The Brass City Baseball club of Water
bury will come to this city to day and play
the Hillhouse high school nine. The Wa
terbury players will go on the diamond
as follows: g; Williams. 3D.; W. Demore,
S.; F. Hatfield, Of; Captain F. MINIS,
1b.; W. Evans, 3D.; W. Fitch, IT,; E.
Simons. c.; ]. Cope, IF; ]. Cam, p. 81.
L. White is the manager of the team.
SATURDAYS PROFESSIONAL GAMES.
At Rehabilitation IS, New York 8.
At Brooklyn-First game,-Baltimore 8,
Brooklyn 4; second game, Baltimore s,
Brooklyn 2.
At Observation-Disclosures 1, Phila-
delphia 4.
At Observation-Disclosures 10, Louis.
vills IL. r~---@a-s,-7'',-.-~- ~~ =
At Chiosgo-Pittsburg 10, Chicago 9.
at st. Louis Cincinnati Z, st.
Louis Q. -.,-
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24
Death of Another Old ,48er.

MIDDLETowN, July 23.-Bsnjamin Starr,
aged eighty-two, a "forty- miner" who went
around Cape Horn in the second vessel
to the gold diggings, died Saturday at the
hospital for the insane. He was q private
patient. Before his illness he was quite
prominent in city affairs. he leaves three
nephews and niece.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24
Fighting on East Street.

John Sullivan and Robert n. CraWford
were arrested by Officers Roche and Meigs
yesterday afternoon and locked up, charged
with breach Of the peace. The two men
were engaged in fighting in Mrs. Nugent's
boarding house, 3l4 East street, when the
officers put in an appearance and both were
arrasfe6
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24

The entire stock must be closed olt in days.
Don't forget to cut this out, SO that you will
remember the date, place ana time. Remember,
stylish, good fitting, finely made, excellent quail
ity Clothing at 25 cents on the dollar. You can't
afford to miss this sale, $50 Chapel street, Gar
field B3ildinx. between State and Orang4 streets,
New Haven, Conn. jy22 1t Up
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24

Clean styles and most sizes
yet in Ladies breezy White
Lawn Waists chiseled down
in price to $1.38, $I.oe and
$I.oS.
Main Floor. Near Elevator.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24
Special Nnttces.
Two Of Tho Heaviest Failures
IN YEARS.
CUT THIS OUT AND WAIT UNTIL
Saturday. july 20, at 9 q. m.

The condition of financial affairs is simply ter
rible. Money tight, banks failing, and other
financial institutions crashing to pieces on every
SIDE and banks doing business are unwilling TO
advance money. So it is no wonder business
houses going to the wall One OF the largest
clothing houses in New York and another i'm
mense one in Pittsburg being refused accommo-
dations by the banks were forced to go into the
hands Of assisnees. Over a quarter of million
dollsrs worth OF fine ready made Clothing has
been turned over to US by the assignees to sell
for twenty-five cents on the dollar-an outra-
geously low figure. The slaughter is terrible,
but money must be had, and at once Never be-
fore and probably never again will such fine Clio
thing be offered at such paralyziug prices as
these: -.
An elegant suit of Mems clothes for s49s !;
very handsome, latest style, and worth $500:
This 81 9s suit is made of good quality cloth and
is positively worth $500, or money will bs re-
termed. Mems fine quality suits for IS 90 worth
S16.e0. Mems extra foe suits, tailor made, $7.99,
worth $500 and thousands of other suits. An
elegant pair OF Mems Pants at 81 AZ, latest style.
This is a guarantee that the Sl.d9 Pants are
worth $500, or money will b. returned. Extra
fine quality Mems Pants at 81 9S !; guaran reed
worth $500. And 10000 other kinds Of Pants to
select from. Extra tine quality Boys suits 81 40
worth $500 Boys Pants at IS cents, worth rs
cents. And thousands Of other like bargains.
This astonishing sale will open at
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24

Go to Silyerthaus', jewelers., 100 Chap 9
street, for wedding gifts; save 30 per cent
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24

Lake Saltonstsll for days. outing. If
When you buy candy buy Huyler's. e
Hewitt & Co., Selling Agents. fit
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24
SILKS, DRESS GOODS.

SILKS, DRESS GOODS,
In Black Goods, 500
yards of black satin duchess
striped Wool Suiting at SO
cents yard.
Not every thread wool
but a neat pattern and a reg
ular ready seller at IS cents.
All the SO cent Colored
Suitings in mixtures, stripes,
checks, etc, must go out at
the rate Of 20 cents a yard.
Special values in Black
Japanese Silks
4 4 4 5: s: ); S S S::: |I'ss.
Between now and August
1st, all the Imported Challis
must be sold. Marked to
80 cents the yard. These
are staple goods, best styles,
the popular small figures.
Could be sold at an adj
vance of 20 cents a yard by
holding, but no holding
here. Must be turned to
money before August Ist.
We've been selling fabrics
at the Wash Goods Counter
for S cents yard, the like
of which has never been seen.
Will keep it up this week if
the goods last.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24

Mean temperature, 70.
Max temperature, 70.
Min. temperature, 66.
Precipitation II inches.
Max. velocity Of wind, 25-NW. ,.
Deficiency oftemperature since January l-2"
degrees. "a
W.C.C., H. j. cox, Observer.
Note.-A minus sign IL prefxed to thermom-
eter readings indicates temperature below zero.
srT'' in connection with rainfall indicates
trace Of rainfall too small to measure:
+Snow is melted and resulting depth Oh water
not known.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24
VIM. NELLY & co.
New Haven, Monday, July "a. 1898.

New Haven Monday, July "a, 1893.
The ueatAey toaay-Fav
r- NOZICE-7He firm of Mr.. Nicely @ Co. (Wm.
Neeky Edau Ahaley and W. E.1Iaey9 aOiH AissOl0e 4s
1sk 90.
NIB. All persons Aavfns claims against said firm are
requested to present them o, settlement Those fndebed to
tile firm aOtH please make prompt Payments.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24
) dSVuuISHIbS SuIo VIII 0PcH uU
$50 Chapel Street,

Garfield Building, between State and Orange SITS 1,
New Haven, Conn, on
Saturday. ,July Goth. at 8 q. m.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-07-24

VOHHeCItCuG FeuBIOuB-
WASHINGTON, July 23.-Pensions for
Connecticut: Original, George W. Green.
Samuel A. Camp, Byron Hill. Original
widows, etc., David L. Weems, father.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
TEXAS PLUMS.
Some Pale and Dry and Some
Red and Juicy.
WHAT WILL YOU TAKE 2
Poslofices BY the Dozen IRON Which 10 Turn
the RascaIs Oui-Seysfal Good Col.
IecloBhlps and Revenue
Agencies

From that interesting and valuable pub
hcation, uhe Federal Blue Book, We
obtain the following exhibit of
patronage 20 be distributed by Presi-
dent Cleveland and bis cOunselOrs
among the faithful ia Texas:
Immigration Inspector. san Antonio, 81
per day; NJ Paso, 81 per day.
special treasury agents, san Ant9nla uga
~ Ias0. 50 par dag each; / ~ fas0. 81
Inspector Of customs. - paso, - per- DAY
superiuteuleuts Construction -Supeflh'
tendeut. Brownsville, - peg Jay. n faso,
So; clerk. a. superintendent, IeAarAa
81. balyestou 81 per biy. SUD llulel'
dent, Tyler. 50 per day cleis 81. superin-
teudeut, Waco - per DAY. clefE. -. lla-
bursting agents brownsville. ~ Paso, san
Custums- Collector brownsville. slaN,
fees. and commissions. deputy collector uid
cashier SlJlOi deputy collector, CHIEF ,itiA 3,
book keeper silVv ] SlioJ. 1 sl2Jy. ~
employees, e. 10 - pei day; messenger
Collector. Corpus Christi. sa5s44o fees.
ond commissions deputy ISL sio'Y,i
ussayer Of ores. $3.50. clcrG, slZ0vi ID
employees. s. 10 81 per day. porter $40.
Collector Eagle iass, Slgpi, Tees, Anl
commissions, DEPUTY aad assayri satu,
yiJUJ. rlprk Sttu1 "a employees. sl5u lo
- 80 per day u"ssenvrr, so per inonlA.
Collector ~ Paso, S-Vln. fees AMI ,oil-
missions deputy sl-tJ, as.slef, Al9D'
Q clerks $40. storrkeeper. $3.50. la em-
tant ussuycr. $50 per mouth.
Collector. Galveston. Etsn ices, ana
commissions, not 60 CHgeel $50, deputy
S2Uu0. chief clerk aud deputy, $500 cash.
Aeeper. Si4oo; ~ employees, $40 per month
60 81 per duy.
Internal Revenue Third district. Austin,
collector St-io. deputy. Slyyo slAl,
Siluu. 2 sJc3. clerk. sl4y1s s4users. Tees
st0rskeppeT and guus,E s. Per day,
Fourth district Dallas. collector, 500,
keeper AMI gaugeT, s. per day, 81
fight.hG1.e service Twelve keepers
500 10 $3.50.
weston 500. s Keepers. 500
Marine Hospital syITilp.."Nurs con, Cor
pus Christi. HouI, brownsville, slpl. Mes
sguger, Gu,estgu. So per month
Steamboat Inspection service Inspector
bulls. Galveston, SlZyv, inspector boilers
yi2OO
Employees 10 publ, building -LaDorei
| IN post oihce. Austin. 500 Janitor. post
/ house. Galveston. S45O. jauitor. as. JAM
/ Tor IN pOsiuhce san Autoulo. SOD; Char
/ woman. S2io, elevator conductor, suyJ
| lauitor 10 p1siodicc Houston 500 JAM
| tor iu p0autlCy Jefferson. 500 Jauliul
/ lu p0stotlrr Waco. sDgu. Juultor 10 post
/ office Tyler. $40. inb0rer. Sf2l
| superiutruicuts national cemeteries. For
/ Brown $50, Brownsville. ---i san An
| tuulu..
Quartermaster's employees Two chief
1 clerks and druughfsmau. san Antonio, eacl
Il $500 clerks aud trans portauun agent
/ 5000 each clerks. SlfUu each, store
/ keeper Sl-uO. engineer. slH2D, 40 lu
/ ployes $500 20 $50. transportation
4 agent 5000 Trgusportsuon agent feua
| Fort Ssm Houston. Sppp Waterman. $3.50
| blacksmith. $40. corral master. SJ1
| shipping agent Fort Davis, sl2uu Slytcel
employees, Al Eagle Pass, Fort Lluggold
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

Wharton. Whitewpight wills Point Wins
bOrO Wolfe CITY $50 20 5000.
Alyord Anderson. Arkansas HarOor. Arch
or Arlington Bartlett, Belchervile Bells,
Black Jack Grove Boerne Brady, Bruzoria,
Breckenridge. Bremoud. Canadian, Garth
age. Centre Chapel Hi. Clarendon. Claude
Clifton ColmCsnel. Columbia Commerce.
Leon Eagle Lake. East III Puso. Essuaud
Edna. Fairfield Fort Davis Garland. Gil
mer. Gordon. Grand View. Grape Vine,
GrovetOu. Harold. Holland. H0ulo City,
Junction city, KYLE. LANCASTER, Leonard,
Liberty I'm. Livingston. Lone Oak Luf-
kin Manor Mansfield Maria, Merkel Mido-
lothian. Mineral Wells Mobeetie Montague,
Morgan, New Birmingham, Nocoua, Pan
handle, Plalnview. Ranger. Rio Grande.
81. Jo Saludo san Augustine, San Diego,
Santa Anna Scaly, sinner snyder Spring
town, Stephenyille. Strawn, Sunset, Tuscosa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
NIRcial Sale for Monday.

We viii sell % pieces fine American
sateens, worth 20 cents a yard; Mondays
price, 10 yards for S1.25.
27inch Changeable Beige, oil colors,
value 20 cents, this week 10 IL cents
a yard.
Double width Cashmere Beige. plain
and stripe, value 80 cents, sale price
this week 1T12.
New pattern half wool Challies only
10 cents a yard
30-inch Chameleon suidngs, light
weigh, nice travelling fabrics, worth
40 cents. this weeks price p Il cents.
3siucb fine Henrietta an colors, value
% cents, this week 80 cents.
4Oinch all-wool Albatross cream and
black. value 20 cents, on sale now 90
cents
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

21-ineh Fine SILK Benr.
gray and navy, worth sln
S1.20.
4olnch sDk subumss 4 /.
black, regular price $50 ~
to S1.25.
Newest prettiest and Il.
Laees ever brought to Fo, ,
Our Ladies' Vests are Ia,
for this week.
300 dozen Miss full rerul,,
in colors, regular rs ca,
week 10 cents pair.
40 dozen Ladies' Fast Ria,
made Hose, our 20 cent one
u ID cents.
500 dozen Mems Fnuy
Hermsdorf Dye Black end 4
BalbHggan half Hose are AZ
cents pair, this week Is Ga.
S1.50 dozen.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09
TO WATER coNSuM

Water rent Is due and p,u
LIST day of April In advance d
of the Fort Worth Water,
Main street. If not paid Z
days after they shall fail dua
win be added. and II not ,
twenty days after they skA,
the supply will be cut Of :
tice, and not turned on ar.I
back dues are paid. include
IL was cut of, and 81 will bed
turning on again. This is h
of our quarter and the TIM
your yearly contracts.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

Chase & Ssnborn's teas, ike their
coftees, are absolutely the best quality
attainable. We will handle these teas
Dingee.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

The Perfection refrigerator will save
your ice and keep your provision better
than any other. For sale only by Mad.
dOx. Ellison X Co
Sold on irHtalments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

ley Mills Nelasco, Waelder Walnut Whit
ney, wills, Woodviile, Yoakum, $500 20
$3.50
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

"Now let good digestion wait on appe-
lite, and health Oh both" Is favOrlte
toast after taking Angostura Bitters. Or.
j. G.. b. Siegert < Sons, manufacturers.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

A good specimen Of Preslis
autograph is quoted at 81
Philadelphia collectors.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

This is an Addition,
Not a theory that COnfrOntS
HOmoSeekerS. The Union Depot Addition
Offers Home Sites that have
AvaIue, a comfort and money value.
Just far enough removed from
The dust and turmoil Of the city
To escape these disadvantages,
And not sufficiently distant
To be in any sense
Suburban.
Secure you Home.
Swayne Allen & Co., Agents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

One lot Surahs aud Chinas, most all
colors. this week for 30 cents a yard.
32-inch All-S.k Chnas. all colors, 20
cents, value this week 80 cents
Wash Chinas In Red and Navy Blue
Polka Dots, only 10 cents.
32-inch Wash Chinas, extra quality.
all colors, value S1OO, this week 50
cents.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-04-09

40inch Checked and Cord Stripe
Suiting. all colors. worth 65 cents, sale
price this week 45 cents
Our 4O-inch Bengalines, silk Hepriettas
aud Cheverons that we sold at S1.0O
to S1.2O, this week 50 cents.
We have a few Novelty Dress Robes
left that will sell very cheap to close
this week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-02-26
An Excess OF Charity.

Fronn fhs Boston Coayie.
I wrapped me about In my swallow tail
Which I've had since Babylon's fall.
And forth strobe with . merry heart,
And went to the Charity Ball.
The great hall shone with . thousand lights
While its uttermost corner rang
with the ~plaintive pipe of the piccolo
And tho cymbals' bruzen clang.
And the women and men. the women and meni
Ah. they were u sight to see
Ashley danced and danced. till ready to drop,
For the sake Of sweet charity.
And q great bewildering sense Of 10y
Absorbed my jubilant mind:
For ! had not thought IN these selfish times
such generous folk to find.
But most was touched BY the charity
or several woine EN- fair,
Who had been so generous they'd not left
Enough for themselves to wear.