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The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-17
WALLINGFORD.

| At the special borough meeting Sat-
 urday evening it was voted to abate the taxes and water rents of Isadore Appletree for five years. The Wallingfords were defeated by
 the Edgewoods in Westville Saturday i by a score of to2. >a. The Sons of Veterans ball nine de- feated the team from Upham camp of Meriden in Yalesville Saturday by a score of 8 to 6. ,s < Two pieces of iron, used to connect the railroad rails, were discovered by the motorman on the track near the gulch on the turnpike near the sawmill, Friday night, where they had evident ly been placed to throw the car off the track. The car was stopped in time to prevent any accident. J.. w. Lane arrived home Saturday evening from a pleasant excursion by
 water to Halifax, N. 3. &e Fred Thomas has got through clerk ing at Turner's market on Hall ave- nue
 William Patten and Miss Lottie
 Lynn of Herman Pond, Me, were mar
 ried Saturday evening. by Rev. J. I.
 Blair. The. bride is "a daughter of
 James R. Lynn of South Main
 street
 c. H. Dickinson, the music dealer,
 will occupy the store with c. c. Car
 roll in Judas new block on Center street. 8,s Gus Williams April Fool" is billed
 for the opera house Friday evening. The Wallace Hose company has elect Led as officers: John F. Downey, fore Eman; W. J. Hayden, first assistant: EW. s. Fogarty. second assistant; '. |.
 Merchant. secretary; w. '. Hogan. treasurer; J. A. Downey, steward
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Etnanllal.
Speculative Pools Frightened some of Their
 Londs-There Were Few Changes.

Londs-Thoro Were Few Changes.
 New York, Sept 15.-speculative pools frightened some of their loads to-day, which resulted, on the stock market, in a majority of fractional net declines There were few changes worthy of spe- cial mention. The days total transac- tons were less than 79,ooo shares. The outpour of stock in Chicago Gas. not improbabIy result of the familiar ''pool' quarrels, ceased after the first half hour. Northern Pacific preferred, however, broke sharply again. Wall street having apparently accepted the notion that somebody had accumulated huge blocks of the stock in advance of the closing of the books. Readings de- cline was due, no doubt, to the mutter- Ings from the Lehigh Valley people. If the threatened suit is pressed its basis must necessarily be the remarkable se- rIes of contracts fastened on the un- lucky Reading during its Mcleod ex- pertinent. A legal test of these per formances would certainly be interest ing. .e.
 The days news was of no very strik- ing character. Returns of earnings were generally favorable, the most re- markable being the Nashville and Chat tanooga's August figures. These, like all traffic statements from the south, deserve special notice.
 The interesting feature in the bank statement was It's ss,sS5Ooo increase in loans and discounts, the largest weekly gain In many months. The total makes gain in New York loans of nearly slO, ,OoO, 900 since the tariff settlement.
 Following are the closing prices re- ported by Prince & Whitely. bankers and brokers. 4s Broadway. New York. and 16 Center street. New Haven:
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Baptised at "AIl Saints" Church.

At "An Saints" P. B. church on How ard avenue yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock a baptismal service of infants was held. Among a large number of children of tender age baptized was Ruby May Ballard. the infant daughter of Walter and Virginia Ballard of 90 Rosette street. The sponsors were Miss Maggie Thompson of Whitney avenue and Charles Copley of George street. After the services at the church reception was held at the residence of the child's parents. 90 Rosette street, which was attended by large number of friends. 5 -- -,
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Committee on Construction:

George F. Holcomb, Samuel R. Avis, Richard M. Sheridan, Eli Whitney, Jr Frederick A. Betts.
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FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

The Coming Entertainneuts at Grand
 Avenue Ghurch-A wedding-fair Haven
 Personals.
 At the Grand avenue Baptist church on Thursday evening Philip 8. Evans. jr.. will give an account of his recent trip to Greenland on the ili-fated steam CT Miranda. It is expected that Prof. William H. Brewer Of Yale will also give an interesting talk of his researches and experience during this expedition. The lecture promises to be one of great interest.
 Walter F. Jacobs has returned from the National G. A. R. encampment ct Plttsburg. He was accompanied on the trip by his son, Joseph Jacobs. Mir. Jacobs was paymaster's steward In the navy during the reoellion, serv- ing on the monitor Nantucket and other ships.
 The Apollo quintet sang at the Scc- ond church last evening.
 Mrs. s. Chlttenden and family of Morris Cove will sail for Tallahassee, Fla, September 25.
 President Bushnell of the State Drum. mers' association is making the final ar- rangernents for the annual meeting in Waterbury on Wednesday.
 At the meeting of Live Oak council, Royal Arcanum, held last week the sec retary, George odershaw. jr., read an interesting paper on "Clock MakhS"
 Mrs. J. B. Moran, wife of the proprle- tor of the Nonpariel laundry,is conva- lescent from a surgical operation.
 Mrs. M. E. Smith and Mrs. w. H. Por- ter attended the G. A. R. encampment at Pittsburg.
 The Bunnell and the Morris drum corps of Fair Haven will attend the drummers' tournament in Waterbury.
 Miss Maud D., daughter of MT. and Ms. Albert Storer of 56 Bright street, and Carl B., son of Mrs. Sarah Ives, were married last evening at 6:30 o'clock at the home of the brides parents by Rev. J. Lee Mitchell of the Grand ave- nue Congregational church. The young couple are we'll and favorably known. and will receive the congratulations Of their many friends. MT. Ives is in tine employ of the Consolidated railroad. Only a few of the relatives and lmme- diate friends witnessed the ceremony. MT. and Mrs Ives will reside at 91 Ex- change street, the house having been furnished for their occupancy
 For the fourth entertainment in the popular course to be given in the Grand avenue Congregational church soon Miss Genevieve Stebbins has been se- cured by the committee Miss Stebbins gives very interesting and artistic en- tertainment including musical, panto- mimic and dramatic expression. She has published book on Dynamic Breathing and Harmonic Gymnastics, and illustrates on the stage the Del sarte system of expression.
 Fair Haven is likely to see elected to- day one of her residents to the board of education, Walter J. Connor's name be- ing on the regular ticket, and the name of Dr. Mary Moody appearing on the ticket nominated at the woman's meet ing. H. w. Crawford, who was nomi- mated early last week has withdrawn his name. There was talk in some quar- ters of putting up Dr. c. B. Adams as candidate, but it was not carried out.
 Albert Storer of Bright street will to- day ship several coops of fine fowls to Meriden, to be exhibited at the state fair. ....s -E
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Government Bonds.
 Following are the quotations for 1rnited States bonds at the call to-day:
NEW HAVEN LOCAL QUOTATIONS.

Furnished daily by KIMBERLy, Roor & DAY,
 Bankers and Brokers, lS Grange street. BANK STOCKS.
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TABLET TO BE ERECTED.
Final Meeting of the Board of Education
 Held Saturday Evening. s

Final Meeting of the Board of Education
 Held Saturday Evening. t-
 The present board of education had to have another and final meeting Saturday evening to transact some business which had been overlooked. The principal matter was the question whether q tablet should be erected in the Boardman Manual Training school, bearing the names of the present board of education, it's committee on the construction of the Boardman Manual Training school, the superintendent of schools, the clerk and secretary of the board, and the architect. mason and carpenter. After some spirited discus sion, 1t was decided that the tablet should be erected. MT. Whitney vigor- ously opposed having it erected. think ing that the board had no right to spend money for self-glorification. MT. Asher thought 1t was an appropriate and customary thing to do and the greater part of the board seemed to look at the matter in that way. .f
 The board then adopted the original motion that the tablet be erected. It is to be of bronze and all matters per taining to its erection will be left to a special committee consisting of Messrs. Betts and Asher. The design is not selected. The inscription will be as follows:
 BOARDMAN MANUAL TRAINING
 SCHOOL.
 Erected A. D. 1894.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION:

Samuel Avis, President Sherwood S. Thompson, Hairy W. Asher, George F. Holcomb, Fred ,erick A. Betts, Richard M. Sheri- dan, James T. Moran, Eli Whitney, Jr., William E. Morgan.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29
CATHOLIC CHURCH AsD IgapEgascg.

The birth NJ Father Matthew was
eelsbEated 10 Chicago with q great
parade and public meeting a. the Audi
togium, All crssds and denOmiDa:iOns
participated and paid tdbDts n the
apostle u Temperance. Met OutspDkeD
Of all against the sfils n the llq1of
trafiie we're the representative ~ the
Catholic church.
fsatoli, archbishop and apostolic dele.
gate sent . letter expressing the hDps
that the abuses ~ the traffic might Ds
mItlKatsd II not oblltsratsd. He *
pressed the hope that this cause
0f reprOAch might be removed from
the Catholics u America.
Bishop WEtsrs0D. u Columbus, D.,
was the phpdpaI speaksr Hs De.
elsrsd thai while the Catholic church
dld not sE-cOmmunicats anyone
because be engaged 10 the Iiquof tfafic,
ths greatest injury that bad tefails0 ~
the progress of their faith Ia this cDun,
tfy Wa ny thOse n the church, vim
we're abusing saiO0n bushes ~ their
own iBfamy and the dishOnOT n tbs
church. Hs said the ratoIl dserss Was
D0a ~ exclude liq10r dsalsfs from the
church, bot ~ regulate their relations
with certain Catholic s,eisiiss.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29
BUSINESS T. BrsiSEss.

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29
274 COMMERCIAL ST.
J.fA. R0TAN.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
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No. rCii.E- white Laid.
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- sruss G.lJlEG's slset p<ns- 40. "a
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grCsss ES1src frgOE - J. pseus
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{ oo1. PeeI, stoE q y ileDI's IsfssaEds. No.
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don lyoFy fJ.ders % incu SOCEress.
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70 dOz- mueilsss stands, ress yOar No s.NO.-
gar's JzzfSDi
rs@las Pzrfsr's treasury bsosiinE !papsr, 10
- asslygLsd cIyhH.
.E oss so. I Eagle rse,-dsr lead peneils.
oor -zuiords preniurD n1ld, quartz.
~ doz- -lsnofcs Eriiins duld. ggsrs.
lsdOz. gumned sluo niss, NO. II, llIl5 IN
Son Dup,s1 cupboard letter clir-.
y cOE FsbSr's ruoos. uIeTz. it-iEcb hst.
IS dsz- stssi eTzsers, Rogers, No. ] Il - tone
dor sieel sra-ers hogsrs No. y ~ st-yuy.
y nOIsz Faber No. - ruooer hAuds. a.
sorted siLes
: Erosz Fsber's lead pencils, No. 2, hsIsgon,
gilt
L gross Psber's lead pencils, No. ?. round
gilt
IS soz. PAYERS patent ink and peueiI ruboe-
srsserz, Mammoth.
BJg NeGilTs patent paper lastsnsrs. No. ?
dst head.
40 heGius patent paper fasteners. No. +
Eat head
Is dOz table pads 70 hold ps pei, ,ls12I inches
strong leather tips.
u dOZ waste paper baskets, crOss-bar No. 4
bIOs hemp tWine, No
dOL- EaDfJrd's mucilazs, quarts.
A. the same time sEpanais bids will te re-
csigsd tor y dOlsn nns pEnEniges. . be de-
scribed b trade numbers. samP.es 70 De sI-
niDlted
Bits should be Married Proposals for Eta
rOnsYy.'
$40 cot the best quality OF zoods viii be
accepted.
The right 70 reject any or AL bids j. res ryed
AL the above aTueles 10 be delivered ~ Ez.em
on or before January I--j
Advertised only IN the statesman, IN z Jour
nAl aDd the Iudep@ndsnt Of ralsm
GEO. W. ABKlDk,
B "a DIM Secretary Of stale.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29
Hows Fhisi

We offer One Hundred Dollar re-
ward for any case u cataFTh that can
not bs cured by Hal's CatarTb Cure.
+. j. CHENEY a "a, Toledo. q.
We, the ubOefsigDsd have known =.
J. Cheney fOf the last 10 yeaTs, aud be.
llsYe him perfectly honorable IN ]
business transactions and financially
able ~ carry out any obligations made
Dy their hfm.
West a Ifuan, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o. WaldiDR, KinnRn r. Mar
uD. Wholesale Drugglsis, Toledo, o.
Halps iaisrfh Gore 10 taken Inter
nAlly, acting directly DpOB the bllS,d
aud mucous Huffaoe ~ the system. Gss
umOnlAls ssnt free. Pfies 35c. psf bOt.
ne. rid by sll druggists.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

tHFNAWA. DFi z. 70 if'i.
EDIToR JODRRALi hhsf i.ang
hoas tSo days viii nys you tls gen
sIAl conclusions afdyed ~ While iD
fosilsfg OfsRos 40 ~ sgaIefaiDfs,
tl,sEe sgs gsns sorih msDilgnlDg sYuib
n Doggaas es,uniy sDg lsafDe1 pab
log nss A. ~ construction. iaDf c9plb Z
90 sgy ieitsf cured buii tban BE- bHge
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

PrntsFs IDk, the great AdvsTtissr.
Gulde, ,says 10 rsesDt iss0s, - i,s-saiefn
Oreg0o, CAPITAL JOCEsAL j. the fri
ODe,eent pap.T 81 ablisbsd On fhsPse56'
eonet and the ODIy one wsst u o.
EAcky Mo1ntalDs. SOt ~ the resf"'.
Ofa one cent payer DsIODz ~ DEs e>b'
eIaes Of peop,e, a. many DDsJ men pr,
chase . penny PAPER becsuos IL matter.
b<iDg more condsDssd. l. hnOTe gu,ezij
read. The DeWspapef O msz2z'Df
which reduces IT, s1bscriptlOn DT.Ds
will not leessD IT, value a. sn adysrtis-
lBg medium II the quality ~ it, ran
Ing matter ls kept up N the standard ~
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

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80 - Tlsssr se.s al ths h.9s sos dry
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ToDAYs MARKETa
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gaCITz-
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lgiDeSs. -lge ~.
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LITE PDrLJEY.
Il styy-Hen.. Ee. rDJs.srs no
sartets ID dgezs urx wanted: yO1ns
r. g.. Z, yC11R chicken, ~.
PDETL6sD QCOTATiDSE.
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FjDDF- PDTgLzC1. & ~ Wzliz WAL
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pr .gzsfsi.
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SSAG,lgS.z5; e4sss, E5.75.
PDtztes- flFgS0se ps.r sscE.
Hay-Beet, &sIg11 per bOb.
WDDI--vaIIey, 7lZSc.
3iiiis:1fs-Bf&n, Sl5: shorts, 81.
chop feed ~ per tcs; ehicEen wheat
e1(g,IIc yer esntaI.
HOps~-UUil, 5(g7c.
Hides-greeB, aslted, % lte. 5Ie, uu
der ~ lLss., zlz5c; sheep pslts, lOlzSDc.
DALEY PEODCCg-
Bgttef-OregOn fancy creamery, z5z
Z7tc; fancy dairy ,2JHg Zz4c; fair 70 goo
lIf1 lie; common, lZ&c.
Cbeese-OreZon IN lOc yer pOUn 1
Young AH.eric4n, sf8 lOc; sWiss imp.
Dom, I44,l5c.
kggS-OregOn, ZJc per dOzsn.
Poultry -chicksps, mixed cOOTe, SZNg
z pr dOzsn; ducks, t5.5lJlz5; zeess
S7.5lIgEs n; tuTkeys, lOlz ZzEc.
Besf-TOp- tesrs, ZilgZ4c pr 10; fSi,
" goOd steer, ZlaZsc; cOws, Eco, ~.
dressed besf.%E EM4Ec
AuttoD-Bsst sbeep,SL75@Z; choice
eNes, tI.GONg l.65.
HOgs- Choice, heavy, t3.5CCg, 475.
light and feedsrs, q; drersed, 53c per ID.
Veal-SDsll, choice, Be; large, 5lg &c
per pound.
sAs PkAsCISCO MAERET.
Wool: Oregon Eastern choice, ga
lOc; do inferior, 5l9Gc; do valley, lOlg
1zc.
Hopz-QuOtable at 5Cg,sl.
POtstOss--EAFiy Rlse, ma BIC 10
sacks; BuFbaDEs, I5ls46c per sack.
Oats--MilllnR, u.07lAL12l.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29
TIE 0sE " A.T.Tozhg.

sfzflsf.sss SIfo-s.n>. fts gc--er of the Eeeen.-
~ D3sADsersd Effas1y For D,phtbsriz-
Iu the llst TeIl.t given u me public
by 'te boaTd r HsaltH iu this city c1u-
ceTLinz tie Dse n the % called zntitoz-
iDr fur tae prsTeHtil8 oT cure IL diph-
thesia 10 was stated ~ DE. Bigg. that
the reclY1 # tn czees h1OHed that
Hhen the lr,ectiD9s WeTe nade On the
..T l2y II fae appearance u the disease
tna TecDveEies WeTs 100 pr cent, and
thar u pr cent II talss treated On the
stc1D1 day recOvered. There are nOW
accassibls Hofe detailed statistics con.
osrlina the us II this remedy in cer.
tain Eur0pean hoapitaIz
Tor tho three year. Immediately pre-
cellu2 the application of sntitozins IN
he KmplToT an1 EmpTeas Frederick's
CbiidreB's ADapifai a. Berlin I,Osl
cashs ~ dipbfleT.a were tfeatod, and
fis mortality was % pr oent After
tle middle ~ last March lzs casfs were
treated fy tns applican0n u ths new
Tsmsly. end tne mortality fell ~ -
pr cent lt aIluid h. bofBe In mind
lint ail tlne WrTc cahfs iu which the
dlaeaaH La4 lfToIDs established befor6
tHe InJeriilus were made The phys
oaHa iu charge " fhg hnsp.tai also in
orUiatd ~ rhiidrfu vino had bseH -.
pasd ~ the dise4se, and lniy aRht u
f8nss aifHNafd ban dlphthsrla. the dis,
slaa EplfaubR ln mild forn.
while furh statistics may n1d b. C1p.
r.uufn. tny dY indicate that Ysy
saIlalla ageui ~ tho treatment n iblF
aissasa BIOS iasn discovered u should
uo is fsggten that H1 0nh claims thai
ti.e igyagf0ns viii WBfut fatal fssult
sheH fhey $40 made afief fhs dlssass
haf loHDmD Hal aanl4fd The h'4um
N ila kpd n ilt ifHHuAD HIlfasl Dan.
faIns p rUisiala h1aiIlN ~ ilN dlphtiN
nNr p.ssl. HNd BE- is islltgtd tbsf ii.Ia
aHiatanaf Hhm inir1unHd iut4 ul0
fBFffm 81 taisHisuNsus lulnfiDn HIIl
Dt4naAn Hnd Htu4aii0 fhf alphnlf
uuU paeiH n tAt luyaiiDHs sf0 Haar
"a fNHln fnif fally aais ihai is A.
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fbs hesf fssela
lHs hfsle ssF llhi Ihs Hf. Iisfs.l
~ lIuif ihhi y ifAf fFitHHl|B $3.50 /
ffll HhH ttsi fNi4Hs lllf ssHlf isatN .
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fffib IHil N lhf aWld hNH iltlF ifsl /
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Ii u
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29
When Others Pal

Hg1d's -4f.zDaf.Ils bgi,1. up ;fs@
.s8.tsf-d p s.s'n ~ giving vjZDTDC-
sr,lyo ~ ne Gizes'i,s Dfgzts, Grazing
70 pyNti.e ara pD,ifyiGg the D,Oos.
g. je prepared W nD1eTn neiDl1s,
y, sz4z.s@s the zfestsst cgfstlgs pDwsFs
s5d 5zs the uOsL NODdsffyl yscJTJ -
se'uzl c1fes IL any msficsDs in exist
encs, Take only HDr1's.
n Id's PlI.s are rarely VeZs' abb.
nDd 81 ~, purge, pzin Of 2nps. ne.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

Parks Cough ryfup eufeh oDygbs,
n0lds aud cDbEumptiOi ME- lstbef
Zoe blafk ~ - iiDy, n, ~. ssys, II
lDpk Ope b,iils ~ Pafks' Tough syrup
~ hned liks msKir. Fi0Plad tDY 00uRh
snd ! ap lsffrily NFll nDS bid ~
Iunp a HnDkr
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

J. A Pr-s~ szts -rf--rsr 20 salg-. A. 9
cSszs-. a fsr-li-rs s'zslzsss a.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-10-29

Willis Bros. d Co., Dry Goods.
Pinkham & sanford, MilIiners.
Gilbert, Patterson * Co., Grocers.
strong's Bakery and Restaurant
Fred A. Legg, Druggist. Patent med.
icines excepted.
+. &. Small. Clothing.
r. =. Dearborn, StatiOneT.
Krausse Bros, Shoes.
MintO Il Waters, Cigars and Tobacco.
Brooks & Salisbury, Guns.
Cray Bros, Hardware.
Cherrington q Bro, Photos.
Geo. 4. VIII, Music.
Cheap, Cheap, Cheap. Perfumes.
Face Powder and Toilet Articles,
cheaper than ever st Fred Legg's.