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Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-19
Charter Hearing.

Charter Hearing.
FTNHE Commission appointed by the General
4 Assembly to consider and report &C whether
it is desirable that any amendments should be
made to the New Haven City Charter, a new
charter be granted" will hold public hearing
at the Aldermen's Qhattiber in the City Hall at
eight O'Clock he1t Thesdat evening. February
Goth. All citizens are invited to attend and ad-
wise the Commission " neither, 10 their opinion a
new charter, or amendments to the old one are
needed fl6 st
District OF New Haven. So. Probate Court, |
February 10, 1884,
T9TATE Of ELLEN BROWN, late of New
IL Haven, in said district, deceased.
Upon tho application Of Patrick Bree, adm ),
praying for power and authority to sell
and convey certain real estate belonging to said
estate, as per application on file more fully
appsara, 1t Is .
URDERED-That said application be heard
and determined at Probate Court to be held at
New Haven, in said district, on the Esd day Of
February, A. D. 1894, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, and that notice be given Of the tendency
of said application and the time and place OF
hearing thereon, by publishing the same three
times in some newspaper having circulation in
said district. A. HEATON ROBERTSON,
f19 st Judge.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-19
WILL WELCOME THEM royalty
Fear But That They Will be Given a
Most Bnih usiastic Reception by the


People OF At anita.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Is II have received
a number CT letters" said Mr.. Livingston
of Georgia. to-day, "s.kirg me If there
would be any lack of hospitality in At
lsnta If the veterans of the Grand
Army of the Republic should de-
eide to hold their encampment there.
have answered them all that If
the encampment Is held at Atlanta the
Grand Army men will get the hsnrtiest
and most horpitable reception they have
had since the organic alton was formed.
"The idea that the old soldier who wore
the gray and the boys who have grown up
since the war have any prtjudice against
the veterans of the Grand Army is q great
mistake. Why should these Grand Army
men hesitate about going to ,Atlantsa They
must remember the royal welcome given to
William T. Sherman, who laid the city in
aahea -
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-19
MINIATURES ALMANAC.
FEBRUARY 10.
ON RISES, 6:4l moon SETS, HIaH WATT
UN SETS, 5:31 6:43 9:I
DEATHS.

BIRD-Entered into rect; on Saturday. Feb. IL,
1894, Mrs. Caroline E. Bird, aged g years, 8
months
Notice Of funeral In Tuesdays paper.
aALE-In this ely, on the 18th inst, Dolly u.
Hale, widow Of the late George n. Hale.
Funeral services will be held at No. 207 Hallock
avenue on Tuesday, the Goth inst, at o. lock
p m: Friends are respectfully invited. us
DUBOIS-At his residence, No. Eaton street,
Feb II, Benjamin Dubois, aged % years
Funeral services will be held at st. Luke's church
this afternoon at 5 O'Clock. Friends are invited
cooKE@fn this city, Feb 18th, Gertrude i
Cooke, aged IS years
MIS- Addison ISei. No. IS Lyon N street. o on
Monday, Feb. Isth, at 2 O'CLOCK. Relatives and
friends are respectfully invited to attend with
out fur, her ,noiies. Burial at the convenience
Of the family. -: i..t
SCRWAGERMAN-Iu this city, Feb nth, Au.
gusta, wife of Hsrtwig Sehwagerman, aged 20
years, months.
Prayers at her late home, $50 Franklin street,
Monday Feb 10th, at O'Clock. and services at
the German Lutheran church George street,
Rev. Mr.. Timm pastor, at $50 p. m. Friends
are invited to attend,
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-19

sA The residence No. 10 Warren Place; cost
:;H 81 500; can be bought for 90, 500; large
WI rooms, halls, bath and closet; steam heat
hslf a block from State street cars;
rapidly grow ng section; lot 81 BY 15G. Easy
terms Apply on premises f3tf
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-19
MARINE LIST.

6& PORT OF NEW HAVEN. &6k
ARRIVED,
Sch Annie s. Jacobs, Wilson, My.
Sch Phoenix, Carlton, N. Y, iron.
Sch Bayard Barnes, Mehaffey, Newpor! News,
coal to RR
Sch Hugh Kelly, HaskiD, -, coal to RR
CLEANED.
Sch Agnes Manson, Rabbit, Phia.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-19
FOR SALE,

N No. a Primo, street; lot 5ox125; two FAM
lily frame house; II rooms, with water and
Apply to CHARLES Il. WEBB,
$50 Chapel Stree:
(Monday and Saturday eyenings).
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-19
District Of New Haven, IS. Probate Court
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE

MUST BE SOLD TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
Now Is the Time to Secure a Home.
IN Three one-family houses, rooms each,
VII Two two family houses, IL rooms each,
$3,250.
Two double houses, tenements in each, mod
ern improvements; sold single or double at very
low prices.
$2,65O.
One two. family house, Q rooms, $4,000.
ALI If this property must be sold.
Money loaned on the same at per ct, interest.
Humans Real Estate Agency,
fI912t Benedict Building, Room 20.
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-19
ONLY THE HkGiNHinG:

The Explosion 1t Greenwich Marks
the Opening of an Anarchist Cam
Paisn That Would BIO Executed De-
spite die Police.
LONDON, Feb. fs@Sxmnsls, the most
bloodthirsty of the London anaichists, wss
interviewed to-day concerning the eIplo-
sion near the Greenwich observatory. He
acknowledged that Bourdin, the anarchist
Killed BY the explosion, wss his brother in
law. Bourdin, he said, Vas otre Of several
determined men, who believed thst the
way 90 better society was to destroy the
present system ana taiId mp . new one.
The explosion at Greenwich, he believed,
was only the beginning of an anarchist
campaign which had been carefully planned
and would be executed despite all precau-
tons of the police. The suspicion that
London anarchists made bombs for use in
France and Spain, he said, was m old and
probably correct one. BE hitsself did not
doubt that bombs and internal machines
had been manufactured here for some time
for the benefit of comrades across the
channel.
FIGHT rHesATENED.
The Sugar SEIZED ule OF the VII.
son Bill Will he Reported TO the
Senate.
WAssIHeTeN, Feb. 1s.-The indications
tonight are that The sttgar schedule of the
Wilson tarinr bill with absolute ftes sugar
and NO bounty, will be reported by the
senste &nsnee committee without change
but With tie understanding that the quss-
ton is to be fought out Oh the Aoor, the
committee standing in the attitude of max
ing no recommendation on the subject.
This course, 1t 10 said, has been decided
upon bsssrse Of the absolutely inability of
the COMMITTEES to tsAke any recommends
lion on the question that Wotftd be salts
factory.
Senators representing the sugar interests
Of tho Southern atstes and the beet and
sorghum intefes.e. reluctantly admit that
they have no hope now of any favorable
action In the committee, but they still
threaten kilkenny cat" fight In the SEN
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-19
Hssivil!s to ka1s Kapit Transit.

n Building lots on msin, Fountain, weG
Prospect, Willard, Alden, Barnett ane
other desirable residence streets in West
lille, for sale 1t prices ranging from two to ten
3ents per square foot. Now Is the time to buy
For particulars, cal! on or address
III. Q. P8rdeo.
Mo tt 122 Fountain street. We6tY11lc
Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-19

FOR SALE,
4 n Several pieces of central IMPROVED prot
erty, bringing good income and very de-
4 sirable; owner would exchange for well
stocked farm near New Haven Address
PATRICK BREE, s?s Chapel street,
f19 Pitt Room 8,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-14

There is room on 1nr subscription
books Tor few more names.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-14

iitNrrtni August ~ lHAl
Enron rnua sacrldre and -eltdouinl
are principles Independently necessary in
an the liic ota ruc Christian.
MANY people ere ashamed 10 say that
thcy .e.l ior happiness h running after
idle pleasures. more especially II those
pleasures cali them away on the Sab.
bath. But they Try To deceive their
friends aud themselves too with aprc
tense Of piriy covering which will
not always hide their unkcdno.s and
folly ihcy invent excuses IN Justify
Themselves In dcyialing from Code laws
and 'lisohcying the rounscls aud sxhor-
iaiiun- Of their leaders just Ia crafty
thcmsrl,c- in taking certain rccreaiions,
which Wise aud gopl men insist upon
resisting
liui We should remember thai II H. not
every one who saith "lom, lord, shall
enter into tho Kingdom NJ heaven. but
hc that do.ih the viii oi my father
which /. ~ heaven" II b. easy for u- Ia
make q sacrifice NJ any thing except our
icelings. The love vi our money or
property will cause the condemnation oi
many, but the love oi our feelings, right
or wrong, will cause iar more 10 fall
short Of the glory Of tod.
Hon often We hear some say ihuy are
prepared iu sacrifice their all, they
could die ~ DO needs be- he their religion.
/ But how naked aud contempt they
appear when We discover that they du
moi sacrifice th0sc things which Got 10
quircs w uur hands IN our private In.
tercourss aud conduct. When we see q
/ brother that think. h. Is wronged by
another refuse Ia forgive refuse 10 sue
riiics his feelings, We rome 10 the con
clusion that hypocrisy Turks IN his
bosom.
We cannot bccomc true io,.nSers VI
Christ until We can plnrc our feeling
upon the uliar II sacrifice II.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-14

Bulletin No. % has just been issued
by the Experiment Station At Logan.
II trca.. ol ihe grazing values Of varie'
ties ul gnua-, aud drilling versus broad
castius srlaa seed, The grazing expert
iucnt hi4 been carried ON Tor two years
on upper benrh grayslly coll In 1899 =
steer was kept on each u the hall acic
l1t- uscu during the whole OK summer
while in 1894 two steers we've PM on
each half acre In the laiter part Of May,
aud IA lois quickly eaten oil, THIS
gives test Of the lasting qualities OF
the different grasses, rs well as test Of
their carly growth.
Twopoints are brought out prominent
~ Of practical importance; the first if
that luccrne comes seventh OUT Of u list
Of nine for an all summer pasture and
only gets the second place ~ an early
pasture. This strongly indicates that
there are several grasses better for
pasture than luccrno. The other point
is that amiSlure OF gusses gave ncarl,
double the gain Of any Of the common
grasses alone.
The bulletin is summarized "a. fol
lows
mixture of pasture grasses proved
very much superior for gazing Steers u
each one Of the grasses aowu sin9l}
Ol the single varieties, tall oal sta.
leads. with timothy second and lucern
third
The rcsull-indicate that thediiierenc
! IN the psstarass yslos Of The -e,sr'
1 grasses D. very marked
I. The drilling OF timothy seed ar again
! broadcasliug, gave ~ increase in yiel
Of hay 81 ahuui q pei cent.
There wac found 90 Boz ir. noisinl
e In the drilled area than Ia the bfoa
81 casied area though this fact mny not !
uulatomhlc
m Temperature slightly favored %
drilled area.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-14

Wv H.'f' w. ''NN' ''H 20 '..'''.''
his bel the past week by illness.
A Scovcroit made a ilyiug visit To
Ogden Sunday lie returned Monday.
Mr.. William parmlry ha- rrinrnc /
from her visit 90 her parents al Draper.
Miss Amelia Jones. Mr.. William
oyard aud VT. llenneicr Of llcnciur
wcr, In town Tuesday.
Mr. Boyd Chandler returned oWork
conducting ON the road from Green
River to Evanston on Monday lasl.
4. Mosher passed through from his
cattle range on the uiuis reservation
Tuesday ON his WY home In salt Lake.
Joseph Powell oi Upton aud Frank
Rlppou ot Coniyillc went in IN Salt Lake
this morning lo get their naturalization
papers.
Waller W. Boydcn. William Welsh
aud = l.. Rhead lett on Wednesday Ut
last week to attend the Agricultural
College ut Logan.
T. l.. Allen aud John lloy,lcu went to
salt Lake to-day ~ delegates 90 the
democratic territorial convention 90 be-
held there tomorrow.
Us. Btll oi wahsitrh wa in Coat.
willie SATURDAY on biz way to the Demo
cratic county convention 20 rark CITY,
To which he Nns delegate.
Miss Maud Bmrkgi of 81 Gcmgc. =
nsicc IT Mr.. W. ". hCiud Of this city,
h making visit herr. She will attend
-rhool In Coalyillc thi. winter
Melvin Mosher aud james Edwards Of
salt Lake were out this week for short
stop. Melvin tppk hack % iisi stepping
horse which win hstraekcd fora truiter,
NJ. j. T.. Foster aud ION ". II llcne'
Ter we're Ia Coalyille. on business Tues
CAV. Mr.. Fowler always calls on rur
Tuis aud We are always glad To meet
him.
W. II, Branch has resumed work pn the
vault at the courthouse. lie has been
blasting rock Tor its construction ioi
several days, and will soon have It com
pleled.
\. !. Lewis, Alma Eldrrdgo, Frank
Evans, liuriah Wilkins aud william
Salmon left sunday Tor Provo ~ dele
gates To the Republican territorial con
yentiou.
sheriff Harrington Of Park City WIS
welcome caller 1T Tur rlNgs oilic'
Saturday. HcIepogts the arrival Of 1
handsome ton.pound girl ut his hous'
last week.
llyrum Newton passed through Coal
yillc Monday on his way home to Sal
Lake. Mr. Newton has been up IN
speeding biz sheep, aud says he intend
dipping lhrm again. 1t Is his intention u
ship about ten Or twelve cars OF mutlo
to Chicago IN short time.
Tnr rmEs Is glad to mention tia
Frank Olson II again among ua aud thi
lac has pulled through the sickness tia
caused his many friends such gre'
, apprehension. II was close call hov
. ever. aud lett him looking mere shade
si himself. But he is now rapidly col
valescing and viii take charge Of b
/ school in lloytsville next Monday. 4
f. l. HEALTHY welcomed back.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-14

IL Is the duty Of everyone, whether AZ
home on travelling Tor pleasure or busi-
ness, 20 equip himself with the remedy
which viii Keep up strength nnd pre-
vent illness, and cure such ills ~ are
liable 10 come upon all IN every day life.
Hoods sarsaparilla keeps the the blood
pure aud less liable 10 absorb the germs
oil hIsnnnn.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-14

ONE wheel OF tio wagon l,1icl with
gri.t run over ihr .iIc of bier head
crushing ittsh badly ihtt part of her
brain we. squeezed out $50. unsed ur
breath tune uI two wi r,rirl rup
b.pu hll. particular. heavy uu Mr
s,nI a- Dec iHu.lB sit, hnt Iea tsar
."aul .un.lut 1000. ped. su,g
logauI0uuil
Tuesday, this v,ra BOO thr ,it1u,au.
O. young niy oimr uID town Riding Zoo q
,ari and whipping her hur-e iuto %
hrelk.u,cs -prci. with che new. that
lhe widow N,,uh, ha,.slboh. aui
corral. vric un tire aud two children
we're burning up a crowd Va. .pln
upun thr seen, lmt we're tui late tn site
anything The cHi'lyu usr ntDu
from the rr' hy rcI W.ikin.. mi ihcir
feet oui bands were burned un. tHr
hmiu- uorc wD'ulius from their hclla.
making sIok,u.uf light Co look uuYu.
unr OF the rhillten was Mr. NyCurl, 3
little hyc.,cai uid girl uui tir other
WIS ile Object iuy ui Drufr liul aud
WIS ~, ur -c,ru year. oll. Thpu wa. q
hulr iu ihc lay -t1rt nest u thr .ly.i
AMI th, children Nrtp supposed Goo ha,,
hrru PLAYING iu BE-. aud -rt Ur iu tho
hn, .ud rpuli uui gci uui and i,u- met
,hcir houihlc tate. THE blow i,.l so
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-14

The Chicago, Union Pacific and North
western Line offers the best acc0mmOdu.
lions 20 the travelling public cnroulc TO
Chicago. Through trains, fast time
magnificent sleeping cars, elegant din
inv,uirs, colonist sleepers, reclining chair
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-14
TERRITORY IN BRIEF.
What We flBd 10 Our NsTsy EI-
CHARGES.
GENERAL ROUNDUP FCs THE WEEK.

MininE. rarm sud Or rtai N~vs,f ~.
ts,ss 10 oar READER. t'"m r,sp i,ti
Of the Territory.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-14

Have sou made final prooi ON your
homestead, desert land, on timber rul'
ture entries2 II not be sure and consult
with ". +. Smith, County Clerk, Coal.
Vile. before doing 20 aud he will tell
you hos 90 save ium SO 1880 on every
prOnt made.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-14

Ibc territorial committee held %
meeting 90 ihr R5lrus hunsr at b
o'r.nlauIu.unI.rl hy r'ortiug Charles
Crane. of kau..h. chairman.
platform vaa adopted declaring
amouf other Thing. iur woman suffrage,
sii,ertt lotto protection. h,orins tho
,..-inu OF uuslIl uunmIucml wrr
luulsiu tate. aui irirItorr. iuuid of
ir.siion lni puhIu .,huol. ai,uat-
us thr establishment ui national
lunl cot arbitration. whose pu,Iucr b.
.hall lr io adjust 900 controversies
laiuccu capital hud labor iu i,c rud
tut strike. lu,kpui. mud other luiir
diaturlau,c- may ht uuIhsrit8tNviy
adjusted on principle ui Justice oppoa-
in, thc tltrtli-i.ur of iir employee.
whparr Discharged lum nr leave ihc
service of thee employers ip,uriur the
uslthurr -,.i,m of hhor asa legal
df.- vur. upon 900 public Hul private
c.uinHs ny1uup thr establishment OF
100 ro.fd Telegraph -ysirm by the gem
,nl governments thr exclusion iroui
the ruuniy of the pauprr imiuai aud
au,rchi-tic elements oi other countries
ior fee schools and ior Fixed salaries ior
uui.prs.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-14

hessehget'
Mrs. Ed Malnoui.i VI V,milli1n,
Who.c Hines. wa- noted In last week.
Press. died Iue,day la.t. The br,a,rd
husband and relative. have tie gym.
pathy Of everybody in the community
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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-14

The umh convention of club. belong
iug to the League OF Republican clubs
met IN the opera house ~ Provo ct
1880.
President samuel ~ Kenyon called
the assembage 30 order after which
Bishop Merrill, ol Richmond, Cache
county. offered prayer
u. !. Chadwick. Ut salt lake, was
chosen president g. T.. Loose, lrst
yicc-prc.idcnt Samuel 4. Cave, second
yicc.prusidcut; J. u. Keller Third vice
president X. H. Mcbride. iou,lh vice.
president. aud Sop lewis OF salt Lake.
secretary.
AR. Haywood. Of Ogden was re-
elected treasurer.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1894-09-14

TIC Tmrs Job printing facilities are
fimt-class and We guarantee good
work.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1894-08-13

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tie pabcr biermit Surtd.
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