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Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22

Great preparations ale being made by
the Rovers' Wheel club foe their masquer-
sde, which will bs held in Banquet ball
February 81. Heretofore their annual
masquerade has Keen q club affair exclu-
sively. This year it has been decided to
make 1t public affair. The hall will be
hsndson ely decorated and every effort will
be made to have It free from the objec-
tionsble features that have been SO promi-
nent at msequerades of late.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22

A very pleasant surprise was rendered
Miss Ella McFeeters at her residence, $40
Orchard street, last evening. Among those
who participated in the pleasant event
were: the Misses Trecartiu, Mcclure. Bar
nacle, Hepnoth, Thompson, Smith, Greek,
Simpkins. Brill, Sullivan, Goripg. Keller,
Drew, Duuck, VanWinkle, Lsisell, David
Simpkins, McClue, Wellhouser, Frisbie,
Bush, Terrell, Kelly. O'Connell. Wilcox,
CoRgeshsll, Allen, Drew, Rssken, Hous-
HELD, Bullts, Dean, Anger, Mr.. and Mrs
Nye, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Trecsrtin, Mrs
Sullivan. Music was furnished by San
gers orchestra. Prompting by Profe s sol
Aug. Taetsch.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22
Y. l.. M. 8.

OF TaE CHURCH OF THE REDEEMEk.
The Young Ladies' Missionary society of
the Church of the Redeemsr are to give
one of their delightful entertainments at
the church this evening and tomorrow
evening at 7:30. A carefully prepared
program consisting of the dramss, 1.-THE
Compsnies' Husbands" and Popping the
Question" interspersed with music, is to
be presented, after which refreshments
will be served in the psrlors
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22
Death of John f. Mcrabe,

John F. MeCabe, aged thirty one years,
died in Cheshire early Tuss1ay morning
after years illness from consumption.
Mr.. McCabe was brother in law of Police
Sergeant Cook of this city, whose many
friends will s5mpathizs with him in mis-
bereavement Mr.. McCabe leaves sister,
Sergeant Cooks wife. and three brothers.
His funeral will take place tomorrow.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22
WEST HAvE EN-.

The Railroad Victim Unidentified.
The body of the unknown man who was
killed near the West Haven reservoir by
the "Ghos," train Tuesday efsernoon lie
still at Cox & Henz,'s unidentified. A
numter of persons called to ct the body
yesterday, but vera unable to identify 1t.
Among the effects found in his possession,
which may lead to his Identification, Ia .
small pearl handled pocket knifA, with
G.rmsn silver tips, on each tip design of
grapevine. The blades have been ground
down, showing that It is an old knife, and
the small blade is broken off about mid way
of the blade.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22
LARGE LENTRN SERVICE.

Fully One Thousand People at st.
PauI's Church - Rev. John G.
Brooks the Preacher.
Rsv. John O. Brooks, rector of Christs
church, Springfield, was the preacher at
the third united lenten service at St. Pauls
church last evening There was the larg-
est congregation present that has attend
ed Lenten service thus far this year.
There were fully l 900 people in the church.
Mr.. Brooks took for his text, "If Thou be
the Son of God"-Mstthew AS Rev
Frederick Bailey of the Church of the As
csnsion read the first part of the service,
Rev. Mr.. Macbeth the second part and
Rev. Mr., Means asked the blessing
The following clergy were present: Rev.
E. S. Lines. Rev. J. Brinley Morgan, Rev.
Henry Macbeth, Rev. Mr.. Scoville, Rev
Dr.. Vibbert, Rev. Frederic Bailey, Rev
Stewart Means, Rev. Mr.. Phillips of West
vile, Rev. Mr.. McCrea.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22

Hartford. Feb. 21.-Mrs. Ryder, the
vito of John G. Ryder, e1-steward of the
Hartford club, returned this morning from
Boston, where she had an interview with
her husband. She says that he did not
slope with the AcEntee girl. Miss Nc
Entee, who left town nearly two weeks
ago, has not besn heard from and her pa
rents are very much alarmed at her dis
appearance.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22
MALLEY, Nicely Il co.

New HAvES.1hursdsy. Feb. -. 1894.
The weathe> to-day--Likeky
to be snow.
TELEPHONE No. s2s.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22
THE GRAYs ENTERTAIN.
Guests From the Famous New York


Guests From the Famous New York
seventh.
The New Haven Grays had as their guests
last evening thirty members of Company
B, Seventh regiment, from New York city.
The guests left New York city on the
Richard Peck at o'clock and arrived here
at o'clock. They were met by commit
tee, who escorted them to the armory
whers fine collation. was served by Stew
art. After the collation. most enjoyable
music was given by the members of the
Grays, including selections by the Banjo
club The party returned ON the night
boa+. Among the guests were: Captain
D. A. Nesbitt. First Lieu ensnt A. NJ Mes
b!tt, James E. Schuyler, A. G. Coonet, A.
Gerry. james Baird, E. P. Sands, q. W.
Halsted, J E Pye, w. A. Cone, j. B. Nc
Gray, ] NJ Jones, R. P. Loune. G. W.
Baker, F. 9. Ryder, s. D. Crouch, D. g.
Devlin, W. A. Leonard, W. R. Crane. E
P. Fowler, P. Miller, jr., E. L. Gridley.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22
THE BEATING

OF the Boardman Manual Training
school.
Bids for heating the new Boardmsn
Manual Training school were opened by
the board of education last evening. The
New Haven Steam Heating company re-
ceived the award, their bid being approx
mately $35, which was the lowest,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22

Loss About 100000.
I'll LoS1l{-~o of che

One of the mill buildings Of the Good
year Metallic Rubber Shoe company in
Naugatuck was destroyed by fire early
yesterday morning. It was q wooden
building. The loss on the building and
stock is estimated at about 1000, with
insurance of $780, The origin of the
fire Ia mystery.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22

Programs of Exercises In the Various
Departments To-day in Honor of
Warrington.
Following are the programs to be OBJ
served this forenoon in Washington school.
h. W. LOOMS, principal, in honor of
Washington:
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22

Miss Mabsl Clark of Holyoke. Mass, is
visiting Mrs. W. NJ. Alling of % LANDER
ton street.
Miss Kettle Leggitt of Caseius street is
visiting in Client, N. Y.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22
POLLS WONDERLAND THEATER
Manager Poll has provided a most exc

Manager Poll has provided most excel
lsnt specially performance for this week at
" onderland, and full houses are prese t
a. each exhibition. The funny sketch of
Johnny and Emma Ray is one of the best
comedy sketches ever seen here, and the
audiences are convulsed with laughter at
their every appearance. Morton and Re-
velle are another strong feature of the bill
and their original songs and quick repartee
cause many a hearty laugh. A pleasing
feature is that of Professor Barbour. HIS
Illuminated art views are most excellent
and meet with hearty applause. Mics
franklin, the pleasing little song and dance
artist, is another hit of the bill. Indeed,
the whole performance is excellent, and
full houses are sure to be the rule for the
balance of the week.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22
EX.MINIsrER PHELPS Ills.

He IL Suffering from a Complication
of Diseases.
Elk Minister to England, E. j. Phelps, of
this city, ia seriously i'll with a compiled
ton of diseases. Mr.. Phelps Is attended
by DR.. 8. D. Gilbert. The distinguished
gentleman Is suffering from an affection of
the liver complicated by low state of the
system and exhaustion. LAST evening he
was resting more comfortably with symp-
toms somewhat lees alarming and his re
covery is looked for.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22
By the His h school.

DR.. sMYTH AND PROFESSOR HADLEY TO
SPEAK AT UNITED CHURCH.
The exercises of the Hillhouse high
school to-day will be very interesting.
They will be held at the United church at
1890 O'Clock. The full program is as fol-
lows:
Hs%a Glory Of sy g: s'h0o,
song~''star Spangied banner. School
Recitation -"Liberty's Latest Daughter.
..................... MISS Lulu Lennon
Address; ..::.:...;. Professor Arthur T. Hadley
oong-'Amerlca. ...... ...................S chool
EVENTS TO DAY.
The postofice and branch Office will
| closs at noon. Carriers will make only OF 9
| trip. General delivery and carriers win
dow open from 7 a. m. to Sp. m.
The second annual masquerade soiree of
| will take place in Golden Rule hall to-
night.
The Psquot association will celebrate the
day at the club house.
The Nsw Haven Gun club will hold an
all day tournament on their grounds, West
Chapel street. Shooting to begin at $50
a. m.
Philip 81 Sheridan council No. 1,467, R.
A.. has extended an invitation to the off
GERS and members of Hillhouse council, No
1,025, R A to visit them to night.
Reception of the New Haven Christian
Endeavor union at the First Baptist church
to night.
Columbia lodge of Odd Fellows will give
a masquerade at Harugari hall to night.
The Veteran Odd Fellows association
meeting this afternoon.
Washington Union Brotherhood meeting
this afternoon.
A large attendance is sure to greet Clans.
man W. G. Mcintosh when he reads his
original composition before the Caledonian
club in their hall this evening.
Blues ball at the armory this evening.
Ysls freshmen can carry canes to day
and the sophomores can wear Drawers.
College exercises omit. to day.
The Blues sixty fifth annual reception
tonight at the armory and reception of
New Jersey guests.
The seventh annual reception of Unity
commandery at old Union armory this
evening.
First annual meeting of the Brigade
Signal corps at the armory, with short
street parade, followed by target shooting;
dinner at O'Clock and signal contests
later.
Recitations at the high school will &C ase
at III O'Clock in order to get the scholars to
the United church at 1890. The whole
school will march in a-body to the church,
headed by a number of the teachers.
The several Offices in the city ball will
be closed to day in honor of Washington;s
birthday.
State Library association meeting at free
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22

Michael Mccarthy was arrested late yes
terdsy afternoon by Officer Hyde and lock-
ed up, charged with the theft of a watch
valued at 500 from Michael Allen.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22

TIE Knights of st. Patrick will meet to-
night and close up the affairs of the re-
cent ball. After the meeting "emoker"
will be enjoyed by the members.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22

We are all subject to pain occasionally and it
IL well to have . good IMMINENT In the house, such
~ Salvation OIL. - ctS.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22

Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure rheu-
matism and neuralgia. Entirely vegetable. Safe.
When you buy candy buy Huyler's. E,
Hewitt & Co., Selling Agents. fit
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22
LOCAL n K " >.
Brief Mention.

high water to-day at 1900 p. m.
A new house-$1, 5OO-R. E. Baldwin.
Stamford's fine town hall was damaged
s., 1000 by fire yesterday.
Strawberry Ice cream soda with fresh
strawberries at Hauff Brothers.
F. F. Andrews of this city left Rock
Ledge, Florida, yesterday for home.
William G. Sturgess of Yale addressed a
meeting of young men in Springfield last
evening.
D. N. WEIGH & Son will close their
stores at 10 o'clock to-day (washington's
birthday.
Admiral Benham, U. S. N, passed
through this city last evening en- route to
New London.
The regular monthly meeting of the Con-
nee lieut. Bottlers' association will bs held
in Turn hall at O'Clock this afternoon.
The L. Candee rubber factory will be
closed to-day on account of Washington's
birthday, work being resumed to morrow.
-. Lorenzo Longley, proprietor of the
Hartford One Price clothing store, died
y0SeoIo7y VI blOW COu6uuHtAUI1, 0AoA lOIty-
six.
Miss In3ersoll delighted a large and ap-
precistive audience by her program of
readings at the Y. W. 9. A. buildings last
evening.
Adjutant General Bradley has started an
Investigation of the military enrolment of
the town of New Britain, which 1t is
claimed Is wrong as returned by the select
men.
This evening at O'clock there will be a
free lantern slide exhibition Of the New
Haven Camera club in the rooms of they.
NJ. G. A. Portland, Me-, and NJ site, Macs =,
will be the places illustrated.
The young lady members of DR.. Ander-
sons gymnasium on York street will give
q Martha Washington tea party this after
noon In the gymnasium. The ladies, who
are some of the prettiest buds of the sea-
son, will appear in Martha Washington
gowns.
Winthrop castle, K. g. E., last evening
worked the third degree on sixty members,
and afterward held SMOKER" all hands
around. Phenomenal as has been the
growth of this lodge there are forty more
knocking at the doors for admission whose
CAGES will soon be attended to.
The fortieth anniversary of the organi-
cation of the New Haven City Guard will
be observed by reception on March in
Old Union armory. The following COM
mittee has been appointed: Csptain Quit,
Second Lieutenant Albert F. Laudensack,
Sergeant Kapitzke, Musician Lopgstean,
Sergeant Syper.
The entertainment at Grace N. e. church
last evening was a fine success and we'll
attended. Miss Goodwin. the gifted { ung
elocutionist, recited two selections admir-
ably. The West Side club WAS we'll re-
osived and the autoharp and violin duet
by O'Brien Brothers pleased all. The hit
of the evening was by the B quartet, who
received double encofes and whose efforts
were greeted with rounds of applause.
New Letter Box.
Postmaster Sperry has ordered q yellow
letter box placed on Ed st1sst between
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22
DraperieS

The real Irish Point, Swiss
and Brussels Lace Curtains
were made quite c h e a p
enough at inventory but this
week says 1876 off for the
Special February Sale.
How does s9..5 sound on a line OF
best quality Linen Velour Portieres'
LOT of figured Gold Cloth for man.
tells, curtains etc, reduced from -
to 10 cents yard.
Lot of 50-inch fine figured Swiss
Muslin reduced from 10 to 81 cents
ayard.
Large Head Rests covered with Gold
Crepe Cloth finished with double
silk fringe regular price rs cents.
For this weeks sale 50 cents each
All the above articles for
sale in their several depart
ments on the second floor,
where is being celebrated the
third avcek Of February Sales
for the benefit of housekeep-
ers. Admission free. Goods
half free, some of them.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22
In Fair Haven.

AT THE GRAND STREET GRADED SCHOOL.
The Grand avenue school has been max
ing very careful preparations for the OBJ
servanos Of Wsshington's birthday. The
rooms have been decorated with flags and
bunting. Regular garrison usage will be
observed In regard to the colors at this
school. The school flag is to be displayed
from sunrise to sunset.
Some of tho rooms will have O. guests
the parents of the children. Miss DeFor-
est of room No 2. has prepared an extensive
program. There will singing by the school,
responsive exercises, reciting leading events
in Washington's life, and Rotations BY
Clara Sperry, Irving Welton and others.
The exerctses in room No. will be as
follows:
Chorus-our Banner Bright. School
Responses Nation 9 Emblem. &C.: school
Reading-The American Flag. Miss Gierdipg
Ihorus-W sshinKton's Birthday. School
Rsading-Paul Revere's Ride (prose). -.
Misses Kelley, Sparks, Hines Rob
Leading Events in Washfngton's Life. School
Eaadfn0-PaJll RAvarafa Ride nm,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22

soug0our Gcuntrys Pride School
Essay-The Greatness of Washington.
Fancies. May Stevenson
pisno snIo mia arae,u
OF the Character @ Of
Wss6i1stcns Birthday: School
f leading Events OF wssninston's Lie.
........................... James McNerney
Psss%ssion todieIiinaDj. Percy Whiinors
Piano Accompaniment BY julia dresiy;
so song Vernon Bells NAME School
EMILY E. WARNER and MAY E: SMITH,
ss Singh = tSn T1ss P Pnpi1s
Esenss the e oi
Recitation-Lincoln ............ Christian Miller
Seed Time and Harvest. ................ Pupils
Recitation-The Reason Why Jimmy Barry
Recitation-Gran and Lincoln Joseph Palmer
Piano solo-Hos ard Avenue Schottische:
Recitation the Charcoal Man ~
Recitistiion:w.shiinetcni: James Ward
koll os Wsds
Recitation-My Cnum Jack. Thomas Mooney
singing-Quartet;. Maggie sullivan Joseph
Recitation-Ode for Washington. ..........
Rscitattion.Lber,y Bell: ia Holey
Piano Harcks: Eosse e Brennan
Eta Poole, Ficsaie Brennan, Frank Van 1yck
Singfng-Marching Through Georgia. go. Pupils
Recitation-March Of Company A............
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ample Cavanagh
Racitation-A Queer Boy. 49,. Edward Peskin
Reeitation"Bsrbara f Frie eh Willie Mitchell
Recitation-Little Dog Under the Wagon....
1900. .................... ..Charles turner
Banjo solo. Gertie Mix
Washington Maxims. Pupils
Essay on Washington. .............:. Eta Poole
kecitation.fenns;ribb;y;' Mime FRANK Mcasrvey
RecitaIion.Dot Long Handiei Dipper..
- ............s......... FRANK v 6n DyCA
Recitation Charge Of the Light Brigade. 80.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Ada Abeless
ANNIE G. MINOR, Teacher.
ROOMS 9 AND 10.
song-Washipgton's Birthday.
salutation to The flag.
Why We Celebrate.
Significance of the colors of our flag.
Sopg-Bsautiful Flag
Rrcitation-The Old Flag Forever.
Song-Star Spangled Banner.
Sketch of Washington.
Anecdot, of Washington.
Washngton's Inauguration.
Thoughts OF Great Thinkers.
SoDg-American Hymn.
chi Event of Washingtons Life.
Washington Acrostic.
Observation-Disclosures of Independence.
Recit Liberty Bell.
Historical questions and answers
Washington's Death.
Song-MC. Vernon Bells
Teachers-C. McCAFFREY, NJ. NApLER.
ROOM 10.
salutation of the Flag. ..Schoo
Responsive exrrcses-why Do We Salute
sonsDThe Banner Of the Union. :schoo
Recitation-Why Our Flag is Floating To-
Recitssion"our Flag; dts ;co3ioris and their
alies Hogan Robbie Trava1s Alice e Meaiynr
| Recitation - Washington, Lincoln and
sope-Marchiine Through Georgia.. w.. .schoo'
Reading-Birth Of Washington ...Daisy Brown
Recitation -Boyhood of Washington. -.
Readiins:washins;ttons Commission "'A
Recitation.Tih;e Patriot Washington. o 0''
sons-Wa shiingl, MS Birthhday. .scboo
| Recitation-A Joke on Grandpa. ...... Iva Ralpl
Notwithstanding twenty second :....
Mamie McCornic
s sect.tion"W k n ". Koo About Washing ene'
Recitstion:The Boys We Need. .........:. .p''
Recitatic;n.waashhnagson;i Rules Of conduet
adisg:washinetton as President.
Son s-Mount Vernon Bells. ...:,.......:. .Schoe
Recitation-What the Bells s.y.,....:.:;.:.
was6barn Arthur B ay10 JOHN joan Ms Malone 10
Observation-Disclosures Grave. Annie Dawso
~ Teacher.GiEoRGiis S. BARBER
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22

20 per cent. saved on wedding gifts and
diamonds at Silverthaus', $50 Chapel st.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22
X. O. j. Soiree and Sociable.

At the soiree to be given this evening at
Harmonic hall by the K. O. J. society
large crowd is expected, among whom will
be several out of town parties. All indi-
cations point to very successful affair.
"A Student Arrested.
A student who gave his name az Charles
Do Woolf and his residence as 1473 Chapel
street Was arrested last uight by Officer o.
]. Daley. charged with general breach of
the peace. he was released on bonds
furnished by Johnston De Forest, another
atudeut.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22
MALLEY, NEELY & CO.

Antique Ca. Dining Chairs. regular price
Aquantity of quartered oak !
Parlor Tables, hand rubbed
oil finish, size ~ X ~. to
sell at $4.4S. Former price
$o.75. |
A very dainty PArlor Cabinet with |
fancy carving backed with heavy French |
msnship, to sell at SIS rsed to bring
Gold Reception Rockers. !
biscuit pattern, upholstered
in silk damask. Reduced
from SIT to $3.50.
Antique Oak Sideboards,
reduced from $II.25 to SITS.
First Short Dresses
are here in all sizes for first
babies or otherwise. Perfect
fitting ones with yoke of in
sertion and fine tucks, so
cents. Nainsook dress s,
feather-stitched yoke, very
dainty, oS cents.
Infants long Slips box plated fronts.
cambria rufie and sash. Is cents. Fine
Nainsook Slips. tucked front, Nal- lace
trimming, 30 cents. Fine Nainsook Slips
gathered waist with ribbon and lace, eS
cents.
Misses gowns, skirts and
drawers in exceptional values.
Muslin Underwear Section.
Balance of this week, Mems
fast black, regular made
Socks, natural, tan and silk
embroidered Pig cents a
pair, at Trade Table No..
The finest Handkerchiefs
for men and women at IL Ia
cents each, that ever drop
ped from foreign looms.
Trade Table No. ?.
If you're coming out to see
the sights on Washington's
Birthday, we point you to our
second window Chapel Street
Corner as the most impress
sive sight on the thorough
fare.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22

.HAoo ope.a ne
Lodges Estimate Of Washing tor. go. scholars
Song-The Poet ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
......... Misses Huges, Potter, Hyde, Smith
Lodges Estimate of Washington ..... Scholars
ChoIus-The Flower OF Liberty. .......... School
Reading-Washington' Advice to Favor
ire Nephew. ............ Master Mauwaring
Reading-Sketch Of Washington. .......
master W. DIauey
Characterization Hymn. ................. School
Reading-The Shade of Washington.
uAASo Ia. III
Chorus-A sopg OF the Flag. B ys
Notwithstanding on. .".............:...Scn ooi
Sopg--Teuting Tonight. .......... School
and trio-Masters Wander b1t, J acSbs, Newton
Deathbed Of Washington. ................ School
Chorus-Old Friends. School
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22
Exercises i'm Eaton school.


In the Eaton school to day exercises in
celebration of the Washington anniversary
will be observed in Rooms 9, 10, II and 10
"a follows:
Entrance Of School-Singing Flag of the
,. EIoe. ......;.'....'.. .-'r''...'.'..'...
Observation-Disclosures to the Flag. ...
odiutntton..
Masters levin Fish and Louis Rosenbluth.
Address. ......... Rev. Watson L. Phillips, D. d.
Song-The Revolutionary Christina. Party.
Brevities Concerning the Youth of Wash
1ngton. ..............By Ten Pupils OF Room
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures.
................ Miss Elsie Pierce OF Room II
Br.vities Concerning tbs Youth of Wash
ington (concludeG.. :..................
..................By Ten Pupils Of Room 10
Song by Rooms II and 12-Our Country
Quotations from Lowell's Under The Old
Elm. ...............By Ton Pupils of Room II
Quartet-Garlands, Gariands, Bright and
Misses Levy and Metzger, Masters TODD and
jacobson.
Poem-Cro sn Our Washington. ......
Misses Mann, Bennett, Hyland and Roberts.
Song-Dear Native Land.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22
School


Harold Lambert, Bertha vreeland, Lille
Mccormick, lille Kisskalt, John McKlernan
OnioA L!Alo. SSnooi
The Old Flag Forever. Jennie Morrison
Life of Washington. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES School
he'd, White and Blue. School
Historical Quotation ..:.::...:..:..........:.
Libbie Ortslefer, Nellie Padden, Sadie
Havey, Louisa Parlow, Emily Gunther
"Mount Vernon Bells" My Couatry lis of
IN. Q, ......................... 'Scnool
Recitation. Annie Motley
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22
NEW HAVEN. CONN.

rD1B MONTHS $3.50; ONE MONTH, 30
cents; ONE WEEK, Is cents; SINGLE
CORES. 8 cents.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22
Carpets

Extra Tapestry Brussels
reduced from IS to IS cents
d yard Super lngrains
Gall wool) reduced from 70 to
.65 and IS cents yard.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22

There will be no meeting of the Builders
Exchange tonight on account of Washing
toms birthday. The exchange will hold
smoker and collation. March |.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22

Mean temperature. 81.
Max temperature, 81.
Min. temperature, Is.
Precipitation 0. inches.
Max. velocity of wind, 19-N.
Excess of temperature since January ], 1902
degrees.
Deficiency Of precipitation since January ], 1.76
inches.
Il. cox Observer.
Note-A minus sign II prefxed to thermom-
eter readings indicates temperature below zero.
As"T' in connection with rainfall indicates a
trace of rainfall too small to measure.
SNOW Is melted and resulting depth of water
not known.