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The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-10
THE GOUNOD SOCIETY.
Rehearsal This Evening-Not Public II
 Night-Letter From Nordica.

Rehearsal This Evening-Not Public To-
 Night-Letter From Nordica.
 The Gounod society will hold its reg ular rehearsal at Harmonic hall this evening at 7:45. A full attendance of the chorus is respectfully insisted upon. The board of government has decided that any member who shall be absent from these last two rehearsals without a reasonable excuse will not be allowed to sing at the concert at the Hyperion. The public will not be admitted to the rehearsal this evening. The sale of seats opens Tuesday morning at the Hyperion at o'clock. Each purchaser will be allowed ten tickets. Everybody will have an equal chance when the sale opens. No seats will be sold or engag- ed beforehand. A half dozen young men were in line for the sale last even ing. A big sale is assured. The public interest in the concert is great, equal ing, if not surpassing, that on previous occasions.
 The following pleasing letter from Mime. Lillian Nordica, through her sec retary, has been received:
 MT. c. S. DeForest:
 Dear Sir-In answer to your kind let ter of December 6, Mime. Nordica has instructed me to say that she feels very glad to have the matter satisfac- torily settled. She is assured that none of the opinions expressed in newspaper paragraphs about this matter have en- anated from you, and looks forward with pleasure to her stay in New Ha- ven. With compliments of Mime. Nor dica, have the honor to remain,
 Yours sincerely,
 DIR. CARLOTTA, Secretary. The Imperial Hotel, New York
 Dec. z, '94.
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NET RECEIPTS S42O.
The Result of the Chrysanthemum Show
 Card From the Management.

The Result of the Chrysanthemu um Show
 Card From the Management.
 The charitably inclined public will be glad to learn that despite the stormy weather attending the recent chrysan- themum show there were net receipts of $42o. which sum has been divided be- tween "The Women's Auxiliary of the New Haven Archdeaconry" and "The Chrysanthemum Free Bed in Grace Hospital" The club has passed votes of thanks to the local press, to the gen. tlemen of the committee of arrange ments, to the gentlemen who extended great courtesies to the club in its use of the armory. to MT. Gamble. MT. Bright and MT. Deibel.
 The club hopes that Its next exhibi- ton will be even more worthy the praise of the public than this last one, and that 1t may chance upon pleasanter weather. The proceeds of next years exhibition are to go to "The Women's Auxiliary of the New Haven Arch deaconry," "The Mothers Aid Society," and "The Missionary Fund of the Con- necticut Training School for Nurses" |" The officers for the ensuing year are: President, Miss S. c. Gower; vice pres idents, Mrs. B. H. Cheney, Mrs. F. B. Dexter Mrs. W. w. Farnam, Mrs. T. H. Bishop. Mrs. Charles Richards; treas urer, Miss F. L. Ives; secretary, Mrs. E.. P. Morris.
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MORTON TAKES MORE COUNSEL,
Choate and Root to Give Written Opinions
 About the Twelve Judpeships,

Choate and Root to Give Written Opiniors
 About the Twelve Judgeships.
 New York, Dec. 9.-Governor-e elect Levi P. Morton has asked Joseph H. Choate and Elihu Root, the president and the republican leader, respectively, of the recent constitutional convention, to submit to him in writing their opin- ion of the legality of the proposed ap- pointment by him of the twelve addi- tional supreme court judges provided for by the new constitution. Both law yers are understood to oppose any such action by MT. Morton, on the ground that the power of appointment devolves upon him only in case of g. vacancy, and that the new offices will not be cre- ated until January l. 1896.
 The two opinions will be submitted separately. In fact, it is said that Mr. Root has already forwarded his. MT. Choate's is not yet completed.
 Both MT. Choate and MT. Root, when asked yesterday for their views, said to discuss the matter until MT. Morton had received their opinions. MT. Root said that the making public of their views would rest entirely with Mir. Nor ton. --t
 MT. Morton has also asked Attorney General Theodore B. Hancock for his opinion. Meanwhile the regiment of candidates is becoming restless. It was learned yesterday that if Governor Nor ton appoints the twelve additional judges William W. Goodrich of Brook lyn will be. one of the two lucky ones from the Second judicial district. Jesse Johnson, 1t was said, Is not in it. The second additional judge to which that district is entitled will come from the Hudson river counties up to Duchess. There are forty candidates for this sin gle judgeship in that section of the state.
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the dictum of Coke. That dictum was at most statement of existing pro- cedure. and as such has been repeatedly disereiited in large number Of cases; and rule Of procedure in criminal law advanced during the seventeenth een- tury cannot be held to dominate the settled principles of jurisprudence Of the nineteenth
 The administration Of criminal law as 1t formeryi prevailed in England has justly been regarded in some respects as an object lesson of barbarfc codes, Its continuance. theoretically un- changed during the wonderful evolu- ton of the system of civil liberty and sound Jurisprudence. Is n marvel, not inexplicable. perhaps. but none the less strange.
 The decision then briefly dismlsses the claim of the defendant that the statute of 1886 only authorizes an ap- peal by the state after judgment by the court without intervention of jury and does not authorize an appeal In the nature of a motion for a new trial after acquittal. The decision says there is no ground for such construc- ton. and that the intent is to accord the same privilege to the state as to the accused.
 The court also, in ruling upon the question propounded by the state to Professor White In relation to what he discovered by the autopsy. question that was ruled out by the judge, has the following comment after declar- ing that the question was clearly ad- missible:
 "The exclusion of legal evidence, which, the court can see, might, If ad- mitted, have justly changed the result. is an error which destroys the judicial value of the verdict and demands a new trial.
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From our immense assortment and varieties of beautiful articles, fancy and useful, we mention few.
SPECIAL LEADERS.

Plush Work Boxes, mirror and pieces 25c.
 Plush Jewel Cases, 25c.
 Plush Toilet Cases, French hevel mir TOT, celluloid brush and comb, 75c.
 Toilet Cases in wood, plush and cellu- Ibid, 75c to Ss.50.
 Leather or celluloid Collar and Cuff Boxes, s1. co, $1.25, &1.30, s1,9s.
 Shaving Cases, $1.4e, s1.9s, s2.4s to &4.98.
 Plush, leather and celluloid Photo AL buns, elegant, at 75c, 9sc, sl.4s to S6.9s.
 5000 beautiful. aluminium Picture Frames, 12 1-2c.
 5000 white metal Picture Frames, in magnificent style, 25c, worth soc.
 Bewildering assortment Manicure Sets, silverand white metal, Toilet, Card, Pin and Jewel Trays, Ink Stands, Smoking Cases and Tables.
 Fancy Perfumes, 5c upward.
 Real Seal Combination Card Cases and Pocketbooks, 60c.
 Real Seal Combination Books with handsome sterling silver corners, 59c.
 All styles Purses and Pocketbooks, Sc, 10c, 25c to s1.98.
 Shopping Bags, 26c, soc, 75c to $8.5O.
 Grandest stock of silk, cotton and linen Handkerchiefs, 5c to sl.30.
 Silk Muffiers, 49c, G9c, 75c to s1.os.
 Mems Neckwear, Silk Suspenders, Cardigans, Sweaters, Umbrellas and Fine Shirts.
 Ladies' and Children's Fur Capes, Muffs, Neck Boas, Aprons, Skirts, Silk Waists, Mackintoshes, Umbrellas, Lace and Silk Neckwear, Silk Garters, Kid Gloves and grand assortment Fans.
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An Enormous Purchase

For the holidays in Misses, Ladies' and Mems Kid Gloves, Lined Gloves and Cashmere Gloves all are up-to- date colors and styles. All are lower than can be bought elsewhere. THE BEST GLOVE
 In the market-Ladies' 4-button Kid Gloves in newest colors, our price 75o pair.
 MISSES 4-BUTTON
 Kid Gloves, splendid wearing glove, cheap at $1, our price 75o pain A RARE CHANGE.
 Ladies' 12-button Suede Mosu. Kid Gloves, we'll worth s1.75, our price s1@ pair.
 LADIES'
 Two-button Russia Leather Gloyes. cheap at $2.5O, our price s1.s4 pair. MEMS LINED
 Kid Gloves. a bargain, at 5oc pair. MEMS
 Buckskin Gloves. lined these are worth s1.50, our price s1.OO pair. BARGAIN
 In Cashmere, Woolen and Heayy Silk Gloves. RARE BARGAIN
 For the children-Heavy Ribbed Woolen Hose, at 19c pair. MISSES FINE CASHMERE
 Ribbed Hose, worth 35c, at 25c pair, LADIES' FLEECE LINED
 Hose in Black, Grey and Tan, supe. rior value and worth over quarter. our price 19c pair. LADIES'
 Extra heavy woolen Ribbed Hose at only 25c pair. LADIES' BLACK CASHMERE
 Hose, double sole heel and toe never offered under Soc. our price 39c pair, IMPORTANT.
 Ladies' Black Silk Hose, decided bargain and cheap at 9Sc pair. REALLY GREAT VALUE.
 Ladies' Jersey Vests and Pants, a perfect garment and worth 37hc, our price 25c each.
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NO HOPE HELD OUT.
Decrees Against American Meat Not to be
 Repealed.

Decrees Against American Meat Not to be
 Repealed.
 Berlin, Dec. 9.-Ambassador Runyon has renewed his representations at the foreign office as to the discrimination against American canned beef and pork. Freiherr won Marschalps reply was unfavorable It is understood that he is willing to grant the needed certi- ficate only after annoying formalities, which, while in no way guaranteeing proper inspection, greatly hamper the importers. He held out no hope that the decrees against American canned goods, cattle and meat would be re- pealed.
 A letter written by Dr. Arenut, Prus- sian deputy, agrarian and bimetallist, to the New York Handelzeitung has stirred much bad blood here. All ex- cept conservative newspapers agree that his object was to incite foreign governments to commercial measures against Germany. The vossische de- plores the fact that Prussian deputy dare advise the United States to adopt reprisaIs in the form of tax on Ger. many's shipments of gold from Amer lea.
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skLEolMkY oRaxNIzE.
Various Committee, Appointed for the
 Ensuing Year.

''ous somhufcos Appoihteo tor tue
 Ensuing Year.
 Al a meeting of the new board oi seiectmen Saturday morning the fol. lowing committees were finally ap. pointed for the ensuing year:
 Finance-Selectme Brown. Bretzfel. der and Stahl.
 Outside poor-Seleetmen Stahl. Bretz. fielder and Baldwin.
 Roads and bridges-Selectmen Lud- dlngton. Forbes and Stahl.
 truction-selectmen Brown, Gun ningham and Luddington. Fences-Selectmen Forbes. Cunning. ham and Luddington.
 Town Agent Baldwin was appointed a member of the park commission tc represent the town. It was also decided to hold regular meetings on Tuesday evenings at 7:3o. No action was taken on the appoint, ment of any officials. and 1t $ believed none will be until after the first of tho year.
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Believed to be an ImDOstOr.

Denver, Col, Dec. 9.-The man B. Grubb of Los Angeles, Cal, who claims to have been on the Dr. Graves jury and to have identified J. H. Conrad, who attempted to commit suicide in Los Angeles, as the man who was prominent in the prosecution of Dr. Graves, is believed to be an impostor Grubb was not on the jury and was not connected with the trial in any manner. Intimate friends of Dr. J. H. Conrad say that if he has attempted suicide 1t has been on account Of do. mestic troubles and not because of re- morse for having prosecuted Dr. Graves.
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HandkerchiefS

At 50c on the dollar-all we ask for the finest and best Handkerchiefs ever | looked at.
 FINE SWISS | Ladies' Handkerchiefs, put up hall dozen in box, regular retail price $1.25 our price 89c box.
 BEST GRADE Ladies' Swiss Handkerchiefs, in halt dozen boxes, cheap at $2O0, our price $1.4S box.
 LARGEST LINE Ladies' Japanese Embroidered Silk Handkerchiefs ever retailed at 12Rc each. Regular value 25 to 37hc LADIES' Swiss Embroidered Handkerchiefs | about 100 patterns to choose from, all worth 2sc-not a mixed lot nor imper- fect-all are first quality-all are per feet and all are sold at 121ac each. MEMS INITIAL
 Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, three numbers, and without doubt the three leading bargains this Xmas look at them-you will surely buy. At 25c. 39c. or soc each. MEMS HEAVY
 24-inch, 1-2 inch hemsttch, Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs, better than ever shown at soc. Our price, 39c each. JAPANESE DRAPERY. The very latest (tints) for curtains, Sofa Pillows and Half Curtains. Our price, only 200 yard. The best 5Oc cloth, only 25c yard.
 WITHOUT A QUESTION
 The best value in America for. the
 price. 100 dozen all linen Damask Tray Cloths, stamped and full bleached Never sold under 20 to 25c. While they last, 121sc each. STAMPED TABLE COVERS
 36x36, decidedbargain at our price, | 15c each. STAMPED. TWO POCKET ... Shoe Bags, only 10 cents
 COLLAR AND CUFF BAGS, I1nted clotn ana stamped latest de- 1 sign, at only 25c each.
 STAMPED LAUNDRY BAGS, Big value. at 33c each.
 GOLD TINTED, Headrests, undoubtedly the best val. ue ever shown-cheap at 25c. Our price l 15c each. .-% 1 FIGURED PLUSH ....... 4 ..... Headrests, in various colors, one o1 the bargains that will not last long at BOG each. | BEST
 Germantown yarn. all colors, only 12c skein
 pH,sr . ~-. a6 } :. ..@ R..
 Saxony Yarn, only 10c a skein. ''' BEST ss@ ,.--l '-4'''-
 Knitting Yarn only zoe skein. ,..'
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Come

In the morning for these and avoid the rush: EIGHT CENT
 Apron and Dress Ginghams, only 5o yard. TEN CENT
 Outing Flannelettes in stripes. plaids and figures, only 5c yard. FIVE CENT
 shirtlng Cambrics in choice patterns, only 3Hc yard. TEN CENT
 White Domet Flannel, superior quail ity at only 51ac yard. ALL OUR BEST
 Quality 5-4 Oilcloths, all colors ct 12hc yard. ; ALL OUR STAIR
 oilcloth. best quality made, at only Dc yard. TWENTY-FIVE CENT
 S6 inch Heavy Shaker Flannel at on. ly 15c yard. 371a CENT
 Heavy 36 inch All Wool Shaken Flannel, at only 25c yard. 371s CENT
 Navy, scarlet and grey Twill Flan- nel, at only 25c yard. 6211a CENT YD..
 Brown Robe Blankets at only 37ho each. FIFTY CENT Grey and White Blankets, at only 25c each. ONE DOLLAR
 All white Blankets, no border, at 75c pair.
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THE ANNUAL INSPECTION,

Will Visit Springside Farm To-day.
 The members of the board of select men will make their annual visit to and inspection of Springside farm this morning. They will leave the city hall at 10 o'clock and take dinner at the home at o'clock.
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Fall Jackets.

Our entire stock offered for sale at an enormous reduction, as they must
 be sold before moving. LOOK At our Ladies' Black Beaver Jack cts, mind you, AZ inches long, cheap at $9.oO, our price $s.6O.
 LOOK At our Ladies' 40 inch Oxford Grey Jackets, silk braid trimming, perfect fit, we'll made, sold at $750, our price $450. LOOK At our Ladies' Beaver Jackets, 32
 inches long, black and blue, latest cut, sold at $12.5O, our price $S.5O. LOOK At our Ladies' Black, Blue and
 Brown Beaver Jackets, 32 inches long,
 sold positively at s14oo, our price s1o5o. LOOK At our Ladies' AZ inches long Black and Blue Beaver Jackets, extra fine
 beaver. latest cut, worth $15.OO. at
 $1O.5o.
 BOYS SWEATERS
 In navy and white-2 bargains, one at $1.5O, another at $225.
 MEMS SWEATERS,
 2 bargains-one at s2oo, another at $2.75.
 MEMS
 Open Front Full Dress Shirts, hand made buttonholes, equal to any cus- tom made at s2.5o, our price $1.oo.
 LOOK
 At, the Fast Black Hose we are of- fering at 2 pairs for 25c. LOOK @-i. -.. At the superior line of Mems Under wear we are showing from BOG to $25O. Examine them and you will buy. It saves. money.
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CLOAKS.

Great reductions on all high grade Ladies' and Children's Goats and Capes. Now is the time to purchase cheap and select from fine assortment.
 Come to see us often.
 Come to see us early this week.
 Come to see us early in the day.
 Come to us for largest stock.
 Come to us for very lowest prices.
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Silks
FOR THE HOLIDAYS

FOR THE HOLIDAYS
 Embroidered Silks and Crepes, lovely colors, at only 1Sc yard. PLAIN .r
 China Silks. quality one, 15c.
 China Silks, quality two, 25c.
 China Silks, quality three, 39c. PLUSHES.
 All Silk Pushes in evening shades, worth 75c, at 50c. One dollar grade now ssc. Both are 1s inches wide. MEMS NIGHT ROBES
 Fancy. embroidered and plain white, made of strong serviceabie cotton, never worth under 75c. our price 5oc each. :. tiNt f', '''N q"
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VIII be Blu fed in Paris.

Paris, Dec 9.-Ferdinand De Lesseps body will be brought to Paris on the 18th and the funeral will be held on the 18th.
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Black Satine Skirts.

The greatest value we ever gave.
 s175.
 Black Satine Skirts, with four ruff fles, lined and extra large size, at only 9So each. $125,
 Black Satine Skirts, with deep ruff fife, lined and faced, never sold under the price above, at only 69c each. s1.5O,
 Ladies' Night Gowns in beautiful patterns, as special offering, going at $l.00 each.
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Dress Goods.

Unprecedented markdown in Dress Patterns. Our stock is a revelation to buyers.
 $1.75 Dress Patterns 9Sc. $500 Dress Patterns $l.75. $350 Dress Patterns $1.95. $4.00 Dress Patterns $500. $500 Dress Patterns $S.75. $500 Dress Patterns s3l5. $500 Dress Patterns $290. $12.00 Dress Patterns $9.50. $500 Dress Patterns $1l.00.
 These are only few of the enor- nous stock on sale.
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Smyrna Rugs.

The greatest of all bargains. Qual- ity superb; prices the lowest ever known. These would make the finest Xmas gift, and you are buying them at a fraction over half price.
 ;. N .t ,s t..- a.-l '. :. tsj Gt IT < List price. s, aai Our price. $2.50-21x45. Smyrna Rugs. 31.a0 $S.50-26x54 Smyrna Rugs.. @l.70 s4.25-sOxsO smyrna Rugs. ........ s2.25 ss,25-3sx72 Smyrna Rugs. sas0 $1o.25-4sxS4 Smyrna Rugs........ S5.s4
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fHB HOME 0F SANTA CLAUS. EVEN MCINTYRE & GO.
 ANNOUNCE The Lowest Prices On Earth FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Mems Departn't.

Mems Depal'tm't.
 Special goods and special prices on the handsomest assortment of Holiday Bargains ever displayed by us.
 MEMS NECKWEAR, In tecks, four-in-hands and bow shapes, light, medium and dark ef- fects a remarkable display at 25c each.
 NEVER PAY
 75c and $1.00 for Neckwear when you can buy the identically same patterns same silk, same make, in vastly larger assortment, at 5Oo each. sUsPENDERs
 For boys and men, made of good satin and in all colors, only 25c pair. ENGLISH WEB Suspenders, made with extra fine buckles, kid ends, a suspender that is sold almost universally at $1.00, and would be good value at that price as they outlast any other make made our price soc pair. HOLIDAY GIFTS For deserving men Undoubtedly there are lots of them, as our fine Sus. bender counter will show after the
 holidays). Really our showing is mar. velous and worthy an immediate look Prices are marked very low. A reduc ton of probably 25 per cent. to 40 pel
 cent. under all other quotations. Com
 parison will prove it. $1.O0, SIPS ant $200 pair.
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Towels.

200 dozentf1n All Linen Damask Towels, with and without open work. All have double knotted fringe.
 100 dozen, worth 371sc, at 25c.
 50 dozen, worth 50c, at 39c.
 50 dozen, worth S3c, at 50c. ~> SPECIAL .-' .., Assortment of 300 dozen Huck and Damask Towels, all under manufac- turers' prices, at 12hc, 17c, 20c, each.
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After months of looking. tra- ding and examining the stocks of the best manufacturers of Umbrellas, we have culled out the most desirable sticks, the most pgfect handles, the best weaving, covers, the strongest and neatest frames, closest rollers, and offer them to you now at 25 per cent. to 50 per cent. under the closest New York prices.
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s1.5o Umbrellas now $1.00. s2.oO Umbrellas now $1.25. s2.5o Umbrellas now s1.ss. $500 Umbrellas now S2.o0. $500 Umbrellas now $2.5o.
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 exhausted.
 After citing a number of cases r,v- ing reasons why retrials may be or- dered, the supreme court continues aa follows: The great significance of theses cases lies in their illustration of the inherent power and duty of the court to see that the trial is saconducted according to law even if the impending of new turies and new trials are involved; the same un- deriving principle of justice which de- saads a retrial because a juror is leg ally disqualified, calls for a retriaI when illegal evidence has been admit ted or legal evidence excluded; in either case the trial is tainted and should not support a valid final judgment.
 The rule as formulated by this court in State vs, Garyey, supra, rests upon solid foundations. The principle which protects an individual from the jeopardy involved in second trial for the same offense >is well established and fully recognized. The question, however, as to what constitutes a trial depends upon the course ot, procedure Of the par ticular jurisdiction in which it is had. and the construction of the courts herewith in respect to 1t.
 The rule that criminal cause once submitted to jury cannot be submit ted to another jury may be traced to
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Our entire stock offered for sale at an enormous reduction, as they must be sold before moving.
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