davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1894-07-18
RIet1te Udenridbten.

- Der @ali3ier Soisp6 Sa6iniaf, tpels
ber iet1en 2anoSmann Sobn Gcniula nit
etnem 8ier0lQS erlblu9, lpur6e geItern i'm
Grtminal8eri5t ST 10 Sabren .3uchtbauS
Dcrurtbeilt.
Die 9SoQnun8 bon00ltS S. Tre6erif,
1913 SrebertGitr., ipurbe 9eitern frIb, tpGbz
reno Die SGmilte nO6 i'm S9lafe lag, bon
@tnbredbern betm9e1ucbt uno gepliin6ert.
Die SptBbuben raDn1en aber nur QQeS
8aar9elo, itber 800 uno ~ionitige Leic6t
tranSportirbare @egenltGn6e, tpie cine golz
oene l1br nit Settle nit iid6. W20glic6cr
g8eiie batten iie Die 8an3e Ta1nilie cb{oroz
f%orrnirt, ba Bic i6mmtlicben MitgIieDer BET
Bre0ertf' 1cben Sarttlie geitern friib nit
itartcn &op1l9mer5en ertpabten.
- Geitern Otocbmittag mltBtc Bet Ser
febr an Ser Gfe Der O3a6tlOn un6 Glarfz
Itr0Be fit cine baIbc Stunoe unterbrohen
tDerbelt, neil 9atrtd GDall, Elm Su6rmann
Der Stanbar6 Oil Company, iicb 1petgerte,
elmer g8enttDortb QtDe. Gar 0uSsuuetcben.
Gbeniotpentg woQte iib 9fDan gutmtuig
bonn Y0lt3tlten Burns perbQftcn Iaiien un0
Sebtcrer lab ft6 gen0t6i9t, ben BQtrol7
tpagen 3t rltfen. Der obitinate Rutlcber
IoQte eGempIarti5 beitroft per6en.
= lteber Bic bier Spfer Ser &atoftrobbe
'Dom leBten WtOnt0g, pel6e mod an Gems
iclben Sage itarben unb 'oeren 9tamen mir
perohentltd9te11, tpuroe 9eitern Der Synqueit
obge6aIten. Dem abgegebenen QSabrlprucb
5ufoI9e mur6e ser SOB burcb l3ufou 6erbeiz
geflibrt. General WtiLcS bat cine aus
0fft5teren belteben6e G0mmil1ton eiltqez
IeBt, tpel3e ben SAT- bonn fo6mGnniicben
Stanopunft unteriucben fol- ebenio bat CT
etle u1ter1 ucbun9 ~betreffS Seftiteuun9 OeS
angeri9teten S9aOens 0n9eor6net.
- 6. sc. 0emtng, ber SD6u 6cS 6ol;z
DGn0lerS 8. S. 9er1in9 bon go. 20 6omilz
ton NUe., lit felt leBtcn Samitag ipurloS
~Derl3Dunben. ST lit nit ctnem 6er3lcioen
be6aftet, 0aS ibm 5eittpeiie D%oIitGnoig bas
@cbG9tniB rallbt unb i'm unfGbig mobt,
fir feline eigene 8eriDn Gorge 81 trogelt.
Sein 8ater befilr6tet, 6aB CT D~erbun0ern
wir6 pber Selbitmorb begebt, 1oDul6 Gin
LIGHTER Nugenbltd ibn in ben Stano leB1,
feline trauri9e Sage gu ertennen. Gr 1T 5
SUP 4 3ou groB, tpie9t $50 9funb uno lit
30 Sabre alt.
= Gon1tabler 8oierle ber6aftete 9eitern
Nabmittag M1elin6a 6aDcs BON SO. 1863
g. Campbell QlUe. inter Der Qlnflage 0es
Wtor0eS. Sic wur0e Dem Ntbter Gibbons
Oor9efiibrt, ber ite bis gum "a. 3. so. inter
SIC, 900 8ir9l9aft i~teltc. 9ie 2ln9etla9te
iou, Die SRI. Settle S. Wftuarb aus S5z
pe9o, Su,, %bebalptet, ben @atten i0rer
&obter, ben Q(6DOtaten Mm. 6. Mfinarb
Oergiftet bobelt, na60em ie i'm 5uDor per-
anlaBt, ibrer GO3ter, ieiner STRAIT, iein
8erm09en SIT Dcrmaben. Sbre Gocbter
ltar6 etnige Sage nacb benz &o6e iDrcS
M}anne8 unO 6rau 9apes betracbtet itb
ais bereu Grbiu.
, 1894-07-18
Stdoti1hes,
Deriud)te Oefdworenen=B eitehun8.

Deriudte 0eihworenen=8 eitedun8.
Sn @ic6tet 8afer'5 @ericbt CAB e5 9eitern
ipdDrenb Der 8erhan6lun9sn Der Gnteig@
nun95proceiie Set Wtctropoliton 0ocb6abn7
@eleuicbaft ipe8en 8orrcn Springer cine
SeniatiOn. SIS nurbc nGmIicb ein Blan,
Die GcibDoreucn Su bcitetbe1, auf9cOedt,
u1o bic ToI9e Oooon mar, baB Der 8idbter
Bic @eidUorencn fur3er 0ono entlieB.
Sn bem 8roceiic, 0er felt Dem 3. Suli
I'M @ange 1T, banbeIte e8 iib nm einen 10
SuB breiten Streifcn 2ano Stptidben ser
Canal uno GlintonitraBc, fir tpelbeS
Stiifmen @runOeigentbum 0arren Sprinz
ger 500, 600 Derlongt.
Wtebrere @ei9tpprcne t6eilten Dem 3idbz
ter NIT, oaB cine 6rau, Sic iidb fir Sic
Satin Springcr'S ous8ab. ibre 8obnunz
gen beiu6te unO burcb Bic Germtttelung
bon 6olntlienmtt9lieOern Die Stilmmcn Der
@ei6lpOrenen fir 500 bis $500 81 farfen
geiuobt babe. Sn einem Sale bate Sic
Trau ibr 2(ncrbieten iogar icbrjftIi6 9ez
macbt. &icbter 8ater iteIte ioTort einen
Saftbefcbl gc9en bic angebli1e Srau Sprtnz
ger aus, bod tonnte bicleIbe bis icBt ni6t
gefun0en Deroen.
0ie @ei6tporenen ipur6en oann BON benz
1ttcbter ebre1uDu entlaliclt.
, 1894-07-18

G6arleD SpeeneD in San TranciSco,
emit ber &6nig Der b%ortigen 8auiblGgcr,
bat neuIidb 9l6cnO bel @elegenbeit elmer
Observation-Disclosures Sen beritcbtigten
Houf6olO Son WtcItanrS eri1oien.
WtcManus, EN- rieienitarfer Meni6, prii7
gclte StpeeneD, ipOrouf 6ieier ibnt OrObte,
Jpn 5u ericbieBen. WtcOtanus macbte bar
auf einer S~tpciten 9(n9riif anf Speenep,
aber bieier fam ibm 5uDor un6 ~feuerte bret
Scbit1ie ouf ibn ob, bon benen Stpei ibn
trafen. GipeeneO ite1te iid baraltf Der
8olisei freitpiai9. GinitmalS 9aIt Stpeez
nc0 ftr ben beitelt 8aQl6lGger i'm 2anbe,
, 1894-07-18
gu Derleiben.


NeI0- 9ebrou@eu sic etm0S?
" gir OCrle;A2u Selo III grObeu p6er fleineu Gllmuten
onf SGuSboItunG3sSegenlIQube @ionpS. gferoe QGageu
uuo &0QerDouSidetue 3u iebr ~nieoriQeu Staten unb AMI
je0e ~beliebiQs 3It. @b6obluu9en Der Mulelben f6nHeI
az jeOer b~elIeblgen s3eit 9elHa6t un0 ouf DieIe WeiIe Die
3iuieu reou5irt lperbelt.
6btCogD 81 prtQoge 8oau 60,
9s SoSodeitr. G2ouptflurl erfter 6Iur iber Der 6troBe.
24oglJt9lUlo
M eIO pDue GommtfitoM. Sine 9roBe Sumule
" 3t BrOaent 81 ~perletbeu. gbeniaa$ 9elb 3u 5 uuo
81 RrO5ent. 8al=@nleIben 3u g~cuqbareu Staten.
2lmtbolp, tlIo 81 @toue q 60, o &aIuue ctr.
99pIe, Guiulou & So. Ntort9oge 9aufers, ~ Scar.
~ bUrnitroBe, oerleiben Se10 auf @biCaQoer 6riln6ei,
9entbnlt gu ben n%ieort9iteu BretieL iplple aud auf Sc,
oolloe' 7o5lStuio
, 1894-07-18
Jleue An3eigen.

OIue Gooes=An3eieer, weIde fir ole
mIor9ensAus9obe Ger nJutnOis Stats
5eitun9" auf9e9eben weroen, erfdeinen fofen.
frei i'm QbeuobIett. Die 2lnnahme Don Nns
5eisen fir oas Qbenoblott idIie6t nm " ubr
Witta9s, fir ole TIOr9en=aus9abe um 10 uRr
Nbenos.
, 1894-07-18
oSeS>@u5etGc.

6re1nbeu unO 9efonnten Die treurige 9&a6ri6t, oaB
s e Dem 9errn 9efoqen, unier S09n4eH @sartim leBte
9ta9t nm | u9r gu it0 3u uebmer. SIZE 8eerotgung ft1s
bet itatt am 9OnnerIta9. ben 10. SuIt, 0odmttta9 nm
l u4r pom Irouerbonle, $50 MalIlt StroBe na9 Son.
COr0ia.
W. 5ituieg, nu,u
24lt110 %Syiilim1, Cel'eIN'
Mtua SSiiaitl0, SdpeIter,
8. GG)luar5, @rDBnater,
0SaTD SGDa ~ art. &aute.
, 1894-07-18
8eT0rDem:

bQel uno WtarD Gngelborot geb. 5urit, ami H. Suit it
@lter BON ; Sabren, 4 @toHaten anO y 3o8en. pc
eroi9nn9, 9olneritag, 10. Suit gormitto9s 10 ubr,
8ernarb5=Rirbe unb BON ba mtttellt Carriages nad benz
81. Spufn3lus=3lr1bpfe.
, 1894-07-18
0rnnOeigent6ul1.


Gotten in u. 6. 9eftHg's Bstper5 Safe Suboiptfton.
2uf ongemeinen WuuI8 Der 5ablreiden @efuaer BON
9errH 9eiiug's 6orn oul Boomers gGts in miscOnfin 1T
bic 2afe'5ront in Gotten u~us9eIegt unO i'll Den N}artt
sebrobt BOpers Sote lift in 5lpeiitiin0tger JoBrt nit
Der gtortb Wefteru.g0bu 3u srrsidsu, Itsst unbs bsr
Station SeuDa SunctiOu. @iscOuiu. Sic fur5s Fabrt
bon Senoa S~uuctipn sun Cafe lit rei9 or Scensrienu HA
9epa9rt cine berrIibe ausi6t auf bas Berumliegeuos
Serrotn. Sic Gotten bobsn idu1mtli9 so SUP SuofrOui
ON Gee unO islbit i'm beBsfteu CONNER nebt eiu be.
itdnbi9 filbIer ggiub bonn Slbeu iiber ben Sats uuo ftuh
in 5Olgs Der 9bbfront uuo beg Itettg fHbIeu Biuoss
bieie Gotten bic bsg.brtsften am gou5en Safe; fe BADEN
cine Siefe BON 900 SUP, ftnb nit ben ibOHfteu
SnattenbGumen, ME Gj9eu, gu6en, @ebern, unb ausrIei
S4IiBggetpdpieu ~beItoubeu, erbebeu f6 t~beilipsJis so 6us
lber BEN See unO bieteu cine moIertI9e @usii9t uber ben
etne 0tsile breiten uuA amer Wteileu IaHgeu See, tpeIne1
an SdbubeIt uub SeensrI.u benz Safe 6enena, Dem be.
Iie3tefteu See DiscouTiHs, 9Iei9tommt. 9os flar
8afier, BON eiienqueaeu geHabrt. frsi BON alien SHmpT
%pfIon3sn, Der isnSigs gebsu bieten Die I66nIteu Babe
eIdse 8obIreIbe Slide. 8Ootfobrsn uub eegelu IaOes
gu bisism Short. Sir 8aOsonftaItsn, quite @erpneguus
unb promets gerbInOune 3rpiIaeu Der Station Senpa
Sunctiou uub benz Safe If geIprqt.
gaur So Gotten fHO norbauSsu; feline fyamtIte uut
NoturIiebba6er foaten ss unterlafIen, fB cine guureul
5u ft1eru. gSdbere austuHft srtbeilt, Iotuie glattss
o~erlenbet
G. MeIm2
, 1894-07-18
Eli fnnfe11 nefndlt.


* ruubeigeutbum DerlnuQt
" 9eludbt: SD babe oeridieoeHe gtadira9eu rab
perbeIfertem Srunbeigeutbum nto leereu B0llteleH
auf Der S~tOroieite uHO Safe 9ielp. Sober Gi9eHs
tbu1er III oieiem 9tltritt, Der Ieiu @r1lrOeigentbnm gu
%Oertanfen tpttnl1t mir0 gut tbnlt, ielbiges BEL MN alII'
3l9ebeu. 6. @. 9uude,
152 6. 9Ortb &Oe, uHO 0 @Ipb0uru Noe.
l5lllOH6t
, 1894-07-18
InoeSzplmaeine.

Sreltnben rno 9efannteu Die trauriQe gSadriht, bas
unler lteber @atte, Batter uub @roBpater 8epr9e
fantt entI3lofen lit. Die 9eerbt9ung ftubet am 8ous
nerltaq, ben IS. Suit, Wtitta9S l uDr pom 3rauerbauie
"A g89lD6ur1 @oe; mad W~olobeim=5rte6boT itatt. Inn
title 3betlna0me 6ttteu Die tr0uert6en 6tnterbrebenen
@@betta Nebaer, @ottin. nebit &inDern.
, 1894-07-18
NGlmai0inen.


a. nQer, MDeeler & @iliou, 9oreftic, @touborb.
Wbite, Aicor & Gibbs, ytelD Some, grplpu, SIS CO
big $500. SaroHtirt oolitGubl9 uu0 iutaft. q Open's
Slectrtc 8lo., @de State uno @o0ms Str, Gintrttt @
State Str. SHeH SpuutaQ5 bon $50 0orm. bis 1890
9tanHt' lima, lStQluIo
, 1894-07-18
nNeSz0l1tsein

Sre1nben unb 9etonrten Die tra1r!Gc 9todriht, oaB
nner geltebte5 SDDnden SopiS am 9teuIto9 OtOr9eI
int IIter nOu 7 Wtonoteu lonft int 9erru e%ttldlafen 1T.
Sue 9eerbt9un9 fiubet 9ounerItog y~ta0mittog Inn 2 ubr
bonn SraIerEGuie AZ WiIop Ctr. aus uad Sr1Celono
itatt. Ste ttefbetribteu 5luterblie6enen
TrieOrid) uuo Static StraRheint, Gltert;
&ntie Gtrnbhetm @chmeftnr
, 1894-07-18
Timan5ieue6.


ROIe, 0utnlan s. 60. WtDrtgo9e 8aufers, az Gear.
oN bOruItraBe, perleiben Selo auf @biCagoer 9rum0s
%ei9entbum gu Den uieOri9iten PreiieM, iopie aud ouf Sc.
bauoe. 6Oea, lSt
, 1894-07-18
Oeirdtbsfbeiue.

SoIgenbe !6eirat6Sicbeine ipurben beute
bon 6errn Salomouion i'm 8ureau beS
GOuntDclcrfS alS9efertigt:
, 1894-07-18
RferOe, Waaelt, SnnOe e.
Seri6ieOeneS.
BeriOnlid)es.


$40 Stote StraBe
9a5 etuatge G9te tHrtif6e Ran in her
Welt nit 9ameu=8eOteHuua no.
Aebte tilrfiIbe, rulfi4e 9Goer uuo NioIToae=Behano.
ing pom %erlagrener SeoIeuuug 9egeben. Grrer Rlaiis
III jeoer 9e5iebunq
ger PopnIor1e nuo 5uDerId1iiQte
BlaB IN Der Gta0t
Sfeu Sag uub 9tadt. 6tablirt 1882.
$40 State Str. staE cine Sreppe bod. 22mlI
, 1894-07-18
SansbaItuugs=0 egenitGmOe.

On Oerfaufeu: 8iQiQ! Sine 4=53tmnler=Ginridl
- tlng iOpte 4 Sel9em6lOe. 3u erfra9en
l6l3t sos &arra6ee Str.
, 1894-07-18
Su0eS=2Gttseiac.

Sreunben nnb gefonnten Die traurlQe Na6rt8t baB
I'M ere Qeltebte Wtltter 2tm9nite @otinus am 9tenSs
tag, ben il. Sui, ionft int @errn eMti4Iofen III. 9te
MttttaG5 l 1br, pontl Grouerbouie 524 &5Omas Str. aus
uab Malbbeim ftutt.
2lrna @StiumS, 4arI 1Eotimms, 8tnber.
, 1894-07-18

g(ben6bIatt Der 81. Staa ts3tg. 1 Sent
, 1894-07-18
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION

ANIMAL N~totoment of the NEWARK I
hhNudl OtdtthltnI INSURANCE COMPANY Of
Newark, in the State of New Jersey, on the
Slst day of December 1898: made to the Insurance
Superintendent OF the State of Illinois, pursuant
to law;
Capital
Amount of Capital Stock, paid up in
l0V,VVU.VV
, 1894-07-18
2n psrtautsu OOsr an psrtuufasu:

Spst 5duIsr nit Gotten in einenl rain emporbIhhens
ben St0Dt8eu i'm Ditltheu 8auias. 160 Wteileu DON 9aH.
las Sin, Wt0. Sas &rOpertn legt an Der 6aIptitraBe
uabe benz Sabnbof, Ic0s Got bat elue S}rDHt DON so 5UB
ute Ite9tu ue6eu chamber; Jru9tbduHIe. 8DblsHitdue
H. 10 Die 9auier beHnOeH iid III gutter BerfafuHg
uno 1tnO oermtetbet, DeroeH gu eIHcHt SeDttpreis per.
fault p6er eegeu 2ots pDer ein Seim Dou qleibem @ertb
in Oieer Staot unrgetaui9t. 8ertouisgruuo Gigeua
tbpmer toobnt bier IN Der StaOt uUO hat feline .3eIt, beHs
ielben Ietne AuTmertlamfeIt 3u rpIomeI. Gin gutter BlaH
fir SeTau6 I'M Elm 9ei6dTt ou5ufaH9sH; taHH 9eIs
MAIDEN. 2as BrOpertp if gan3 i9IIoeufreL
9taH aorellire
6. q. 8resIanb.
~24nt3bap care OF p5teatsiettnug.s
, 1894-07-18
Glafiifi5irte Nn5eigeu

fOItet bis sn 10 @orten 10 Gents, jebes pettere WDr
l@ent. SteaenQeIuGe irei.
, 1894-07-18
somt0tpefterm &oae f96 I'd. 8. u. 9N.

Sen NdtQliebern sur Mo9ri0t boB 8ruber George
&cDter g~eitorbet lit. 9aS 8e9r6buiB fiu0et itatt am
10. Suit 1894, gta0mitta0S ubr, BON 5rouerbQuIe "A
28olDblrHe Npe. n0d) SSaloDelm. SIZE 8rilOer periamI=
melI ii] i'll Der GogeHDaue nm u llbr Ntittogs.
SnItg$ 9gSIcr, 81 e..
u. Iuu0cr, HeCprber,
, 1894-07-18
0ehor6et1 :

gtad lougem i6perem @eiben nerI1teo am 9ieuItoa,
ben II. Sult, meiu Iie6er @otte Sc m S,eDn. 9as
Segrd6utB finoet am 9Ounerita9, ben 10. Suli, gtad.
Rtttta9S ? l1br. Dom Srouerbauie 1l 6eminarp @pe
aus u0G 8oiebtl itott. I'm itiIe &DeiIuoDme bitten
ScrtD1 SSeOil, @0tttu; GDmuuo Seun
Bertha 9cpH, Giuner.
geD 0ort'er 3eituu9en bite at Copireu. l8iI2t
, 1894-07-18
G.. 90 N 3.

ob.r 3immer so, gto. 20 Ga Sale Str.
WueiHissr @9ent. @eIOs WHo 2anbgeI6dft
, 1894-07-18

Total Liabilities. IS IFS, 1903
INCOME
Cash 1s4,272.1O
Interest and dividends received during
the year. ........e 29,255.9
Rents received during the year ...... 1883 |
Amount received from all other sources 250O0
, 1894-07-18

Total gross amount of
claims for Losses. .$1S4, 1853
Net amount of unpaid Losses. .........S 1874, 1883
Amount of unearned Premiums on all
outstanding risks ............... $50, 1854. 81
All other liabilities. e. ........ 76, 1885
, 1894-07-18

Total gross amount of
claims for Losses. S q, 3s1. l2
Deduct Reinsurance
and Salvage claims
thereon ............. I,s12.56
Net amount of unpaid Losses .......
Amount of unearned Premiums on all
outstanding risks.
Due for unpaid Dividends. ....,
Due for Commissions and Brokerage.
All other liabilities
, 1894-07-18

Sur 9equenli4ftit lnierer ausetgeuoeu Ruaben Bobel
ntr nit ben unteu genoHHtell 9erreu Elm Nbfomnleu ge
loerber 3u beuielbG; 4reiIsr, oIs ioeilu bieIclben bireftil
bsr Expedition Der SutUois StoOtS3eituug o~bge9eber
ncri9icotneH 9Idgeu bis IL ABR 9GittaeS ~o6gegebeu
lpereeI.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1894-06-25
Another GhiidFsn's Day,

Children, birds and flowers all united
In the beautiful ehildren's service ut
Davenport church last evening. Soon
after 7 o'clock ohildren's voices were
heard behind the closed doors singing
1.-THE Son of God Goes Forth 10 War. y
Two columns of happy faces soon en-
tered on either side, still singing the
martial Christian hymn, The program
OF the evening was rendered entirely by
the children, save the admirable "chnlk-
talks by the Rev. Mr.. Puddefoot. The
order OF service was rs follows;
!. Professional hymn,
2. ReGilati0n-"The Children's Welcome:
...,,,",.,,,',','.,,,,,, Ledyhtu hhAilhss
.. Prayer,
1. lteeitation-"Je 'Iambs,,.....,...s..
.'.,.,.,,.'.,'s.,s,',r,' ''btIthh Sue't
I. Hymn.
u. Song .........,......,.,.,,,,, Primary Class
= Recimtion-"A Chdrcn's Sermon" -,
..,.,,,.,,............... George Catlin
s. Recitatlon-"A Childs Prayer" 49,.
.,,,,,,.....,,,,,,'..., licih schhPPh
o. Hymn
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1894-06-25
COURT RECORD.

City COurt-Criminal Side-Judge> Cable,
Hattie Goodman, keeping house of ILL
fame, $40 fine, $s.70 costs; Irene Jones,
residing in house of ill-fame, $5 fine;
James H. Hackett, violation of Sunday
liquor law, continued to June 26; Sam
uel Davis, breach of the peace against
Gusta Davis, S. fine, $7.ss costs; Joseph
F. Mooney and William Zidenburg,
breach of the peace, continued; Archie
L. Bush, breach of the peace, dis
charged; Loren H. Hoyt, breach of the
peace against Archie L. Bush, $40 fine,
$7.sS costs; John H. Coleman, violating
oyster law, continued to June &c; Martin
Delaney, breach of the peach, 81 fine;
same, trespass, % fine, $7.06 costs; George
Knapman, non-support, continued;
George II. Allen, violation of oyster
law, continued to June 26; George W.
Nuhn and Edward N. Cook, trespass
on railroad property, Judgment sns-
pended; Walter Bollman, William Flan-
nagan, violation Of city ordinance, con-
tinued; Torrance Mcdonald, breach of
the peace against Patrick Smith, cou-
tinued to June %; Frank Hauser, theft,
continued to June 80; Winfield Linsley,
reform school complaint, discharged on
ayment of S8.52 costs: Walter Hovey,
rthur Hayden and Edward Graycs,
eform school complaint, discharged. -
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1894-06-25
WEST HAVEN NOTES.
Cars Run on the WoOdm0nt Line as Far O
Tylcr's Farms.

Cars Run on the Woodmont Line as Far as
Tyler's Farms.
The annual school meeting will be
held this evening at the Union school
house for the purpose of electing a
school committee, clerk and two audi
tors for the ensuing year.
The whole of the property known as
Tyler Farm has been purchased by q
syndicate of capitalists, among them
being I. A. Kelsey, W. W. Ward, Henry
Sutton, Samuel A. Stevens and Others
who are about to lay this beautiful tract
out with terraces and drives, and the
tract will be known as Orange Grove
The cars Of the West Shore railroad
were run yesterday afternoon as far as
Tyler's Farms. Cars were run for the
first time over this new road to Tyler's
Farms Saturday. The new cars have
not arrived as yet, but are expected to-
morrow or Wednesday. While they are
being fitted up cars of the Winchester
railroad will be used on the line.
A very fine program has been pre-
pared for the concert to be given June
~ at the town hall for the benefit of the
Invalids' Home on Campbell avenue.
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Round FOE THE RICE,
Morris Cove as n Place of Anchorage
Local and Visiting Yachts

Morris Cove as Place of Anchorage
Local and Visiting Yachts.
Laying off Morris Cove every evening
may be seen fleet of yachts COM
prising some of the most famous in the
country, both small and large. The
Cove is becoming well known to yachts
cruising i'll Long Island sound, and for
safe anchorage for the night it is
hard, indeed, to find more accessible
place.
Among the visitors lately anchored
here bound for New London may be
mentioned the schooner yacht Ariel
from New York, which recently won
the prize i'll the Larchmont club re-
gatta and is considered the fastest
racing schooner afloat, the Manhattan,
NeatOr, Atlanta and several others.
Most all of the local yachts will be
seen in New London next Thursday, a
number already having started. The
lone, Diana, Thelma and Cypress go
today, and on Sunday the Yale-Co-
rinthian yacht club will cruise in
squadron, accompanied by several
steam yachts from the west'rd. The
yachts Of the N. H. Y. C. who expect
to start on Tuesday are the Rival, Ger
trude, Wanda, Onota, Castania and
Muriel. J. w. G.
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si,eb5,e Se ~ ssSI, 40 Os 81 81, DE 10

Decrease clcnrings week OF 1884. .Slits 200 0s
Balances of week OF lsGj, ,,,,,.,,,,,,,S 2s5,aN 10
Decrease balances OF week of is9i.., l,s5s ~
The books OF the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad close to-day for the seml-an-
nual dividend of per cent. on the pre-
ferred stock payable July2
The transfer books of the Shore Line
railroad closed Saturday for dividend
of per cent. payable July 3.
On Saturday Of this week the Boston
and Albany railroad will pay quarter
ly dividend of 2 per cent.
The United States Rubber company
has declared u scm-annual dividend
of per cent. payable July IA on the
preferred stock. There will be no dlvi-
dend on the common stock.
The American Express company has
declared semi-amnual dividend of 8
per cent, payable July 2, and the
Wells Fargo Express per cent, pay
able July ii.
The National Bank of Commerce in
New York has declared scmi-annual
dividend of per cent, payable July 2.
The transfer books closed on Saturday
last.
Next Saturday the Providence and
Worcester railroad pay II quarterly
dividend Of - per cent.
New Haven Water company old stock
is quoted 90 bid 10l asked; the new
stock GO bid 60 asked, on the latter n
further installment of S2S per share
will be due in year from now.
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A BANQUET for the Babies"

Will be given at East Pearl street
church Tuesday, June 26, from 4
o'clock until Z. A light repast will be
furnished for the babies. There will be
singing and recitations, and ice cream
will be served to those who wish. To
those unaccompanied by baby the
small sum of ten cents will be charged
for admission, and large attendance
is hoped for.
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OmcerA Elecieh.

The following were elected officers of
Kelley league, No. ], for the year be-
ginning July /, 'Oi: President, DR..
james W. Sweet; first vice-president,
James s. Parmelee; second vice-presi-
dent, +. Doane; secretary, William f..
Fluery; treasurer, John II. Davis; ex-
ecutive board, j. II. Davis, william A..
Gillespie, f. s. Whaples, and president
and secretary, eX-oilicio.
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In the court of common pleas, Grim
inal side, Saturday afternoon, the jury
which has been trying the case Of
Hiram Kantrovich, accused of selling
without license, returned with ver-
dict of guilty. Kantrovich was fined
IS and costs, the same as in the city
court. His counsel, Attorney J. z.
Goodhart, says he will appeal the case
to the supreme court.
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Consolidated Acquires More Land.

Maria r. Stoddard has sold TO the
New York, New Haven and Hartford
Railroad company aplot of ground ut
the corner~of West Water and Putnam
streets, having frontage of Al feet on
Putnam street and 100 feet on West Wa
ter street. The price paid is not dis
closed.
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Fined $500.

In the United States district court at
Hartford Saturday before Judge Town.
send and a jury John G.. Chapman of
this city was found guilty of having
taken larger pension fee from Mrs.
Elizabeth Bowen than the laws allow
and was fined $400. He settled.
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Praise Service at United Church.

A large congregation attended de-
lightful praise service at the United
church last evening. The choir for the
occasion was as follows:
Miss Neva f. Squires, soprano; Miss
Ella NJ. Belden, alto; Gervase Green,
tenor; Eugene s. DeForest, bass. Will
lis H. Alling, director, assisted by Mr..
William A. Rowland of New York, bar
itone, and Miss Harriet M. Lum, sopra-
no; Mrs. Hope Lewis Borden, alto.
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Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Healey, of the firm
of Healey & Bigelow, sailed Saturday
for two months trip to Europe.
Alfred S. Ives, son of Dr. Robert s.
Ives, is home from an extended Euro
pean trip.
Rev. w. j. Mulch Of the Howard ave-
nue. Congregational church will sail for
Europe July 5.
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CHI URCH OF THE ASCENSION.
Supplied Mixed Choir-Their First Ap

Supplied Mixed Choir-Their First APP
pearance.
For some time past the Church of tie
Ascension has been planning to employ
in its regular services in addition to the
boys, the services of female singers, who
with the men, win compose the choir.
The new system of a mixed supplied
choir, popular i'll certain dioceses, was
introduced here at the Ascension yes
terday. 1t marks not only a new era
in the worship of this church but will
prove extremely new for New Haven.
There are but two churches in the do
cese where the mixed choir is in opera
ton. {s
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FINANCIAL NOTES,
or General Local interest-fhe Bank
Clearings-stock Dividends.

The New Haven clearing house re-
ports the olearings and balances for the
third week in June, 1893 and 1894. The
decrease from last year Is about 10 per
cent:
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The tonsorial establishment Of George
Miller, situated Mt 145 Church street,
under the Tontine hotel, continues TO
be one of the best places in the city 10
get iirst-class shave, hair cut or any
other work connected with the tonsorial
business. Mr.. Miller has II large trade
and is daily making new friends and
patrons