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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-19
TALE LAW SCHOOL ITEMS.
Judge Prentice of Hartford Added to tn, Faculty-Mr. Wurts to Take Profes O Robinson's Place.

Judge Prentice of Hartford Added to the
 Faculty-Mr. Wurts to Take Profes or Robinson's Place.
 The Yale law school closed yesterday neon for three weeks. Many of the men expect to remain in New Haven during the holidays, particularly those from the far west.
 Judge Baldwin announced to the sen- for class that Judge Prentice of Hart ford has been added to the faculty of the law school and will next term con- duct the courses in common law and code pleading. This announcement is very gratifying to the students, with many of whom, although he is not as yet very well known, Judge Prentice is favorite. We are very sorry to have | Judge Fenn give up his work, and trust i that at some future time he may again | give the law school the benefit of his | thorough knowledge and wide exper- i fence in law.
 It is announced that Mir, John Wurts | has been engaged to fill the position 1 left vacant through the resignation of | Ilul. W lll1dili Ns ihubIHSOl LD SD lD tue | Catholic university at Washington. Mir 1 Wurts has taught at the law school 1 during the past term, and has proved a
 very acceptable teacher. He is a grad
 uate of Yale law school, class of 1884 and leaves a lucrative practice in Jack Gorville Fla, to return to the school.
 The first meeting of the Yale Kent club will be held on Monday evening
 January B. There will be no debate
 a. this meeting, as the election of of | fcers for the ensuing term will be held | The Kent club course of lectures vii
 commence very soon after the opening
 of the term, and in all probability vii be held in Osborn hall.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-19

The central police station is within a stones throw of the place where smith claims he was held up and three police men stood on the corner of Chapel and Church streets nearby, but he didn't even peep about his adventure until he had driven mile and the two high waymen had been given every oppor- tunity to make good their escape,
 Ralph Pagter the Broadway hat dealer while going home from his store several nights ago was aCcosted by man who asked him for the time, Thinking nothing of it Pagter took out his watch, Just then another man came up from behind and said; Look here, We want what you have got" Pagter took $S from his pocket, stuck it out into the air and exclaimed, Here, take this" and ran with might and main, The men stopped to get the money and did not pursue him, Nowadays Pagter goes home in a hack.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-19
GRAND OPERA uousE.

W, $. Cleveland's monster quadruple minstrel organization comes to town to-day for two performances. The Cleveland minstrels is a triumph of managerial skill. It ls the most expen- sive and artisticaly elaborate organl- zation of it's kind ever brought togeth- CT. There are troupGs of whites, blacks Arabs and Japs. These are all masscd upon the stage in tiers when the cur tain rises. Tho combined minstrel shows given by thes four troupes is something hugely mastodonic,
 Among the fun makers of the conl- pauy may be mentioned John II. Black ford, Arthur Deming, Lew Benedict, and Frank Cushman, all masters of the art of entertainment The troupe of Arabs give an exhibition of strength and tumbling, and the wonderful Jap anese are the greatest lost of gymnasts, balaneers and jugglers that ever left the Mikado's empire.
 A number of clever speclalties and lively sl1its are introduced, among them a capital hurlesque entitled "Twill Be Trllby" The whole show is sort of five ring circus idea, four to six acts being done at one time in some iu- stances.
 The small boy ts also to be considered in this connection. A street parade primarily for his benefit will be given at noon to-day, through the principal streets of the city.
 The indica tions point to d big house at the Grand tonight. The advance sale is large, and the wise man pur- chases his tickets early,
 The children who attend the matinee performance next Tuesday at the Grand opera house by the Waite Comedy com, pany have treat in store for them ''The Two Kids will be the bill, and ir it the Elmore sisters and the Gleesor children will play prominent parts. Al the close of the performance these jul venie actors will hold reception or the stage. Each little girl in the au dience will be made the recipient of z French talking doll and the boys will be made happy with musical top This is MT. Bunnen's happy way O wishing the children a Merry Christ mas. It is certainly a practical ex preston of his good feeling. The ad vance sale is now on.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-19
39tna1lc,al

 In inc Afternoon the Prices Moved Up
 Sharply.
 New York, Dec. lS.-The feature of the railway and miscellaneous stock market at the opening to-day was the pressure to sell long stock for foreign account, The selling for London ac- count was quite pronounced, and it is estimated that fully 10000 shares of Louisville and Nashville, Atchison, St. Paul and other stocks with an inter- national market were sold during the first hour of business. Local bear traders were all sellers, and a decline of 4@4 per cent followed. The great est losses were in Consolidated Gas, Bay State Gas, Baltimore and Ohio, the grangens, Louisville and Nashville, Kan sas and Texas, Manhattan, Lake Shore and the Grangers. ..
 After the decline at the opening the market drifted into dullness and for a time speculation was practically at a standstill.
 In the afternoon the shorts endeavor- ed to cover, but the offerings of stocks were light and prices moved up sharp l ly. The recovery in the last hour was equal to A@112 per cent. Tobacco was particularly strong in the late trading and moved up to 74B against 72B earlier in the day. Chicago Gas was al- so a firm feature, and was bought again on rumors that the reorganization com mittee will be successful in the Whinter 1 case
 l The market closed firm in tone, Net changes, however, show losses of A@2 per cent, the International shares SCOT ing the largest declines. Bonds were weak Sales footed up $1,S25, 900, | Following are the closing prices re- ported by Prince & Whitely, bankers and brokers, 46 Broadway, New York and 15 Center street, New Haven:
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-19
New Trial Granted.

Providence, R. L, Dec. 1S-A rescript was handed down in the appellate divi- sion of the supreme court this morn ing in the case of Martha D. Knowles ct al. vs. the city of Providence, The suit was brought on an appeal from the award of the commissioners to es- innate the assessments and award the dama ges to property occasioned by the widening of Washington street. The court granted a new trial, unless the plaintiffs will consent. that the amount be reduced to $10,000.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-19
TIE CITI
Is Wide Awake Over ">.hristmas"-Sceues
 on Chapel Street,

Is Wide Awake Over >.hristmas'-Sceues
 on Chapel Street.
 Chapel street has been a wonderfully busy place in the last few days. Never before in the history of the city were there such immense throngs at the stores where holiday gifts are sold. The Geo. II, Ford Go. reports sales far ahead of last years at this famous house, including a larger demand for more expensive articles. Malley, Nicely
 X Co., F, NJ. Brown x Co.,, Mcintyre & O., the Chas. Monson Co.,, Howe & Stetson and others all report an inn mense rush of patrons. These big stores are crowded to excess afternoons, and the buying is in equal proportion to the multitudes. The Conn. Clothing Co.'S window representing a big Santa Claus on a bicycle ride on the STOW attracts a wondefuI lot of atteution Snow the confectioner delighted thousands yes l terday with his real live, big Santa Claus, who presides with the greatest affablity and bon homie at the con 1 fectionary making, which is in plain 1 view in the rear of the store and pars of the time waits on the front door of the store welcoming customers. The 1 children were perfectly delighted with
 this big, good natured live Santa Claus with his pack of goodies on his back. The store windows all along Chapel | street are "a sight" capital reminders 1 that Christmas is coming. The city seems to be wide awake over Christmas, and no mistake.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-19
Crime Rampant.

Henry smith, driver for Henry Berkop, Grand avenue baker, com- plained to Patrolmanl Cooney of tke Howard avenue precinct yesterday morning that while driving his wagon through the green, on Temple street, at 4:30 o'clock, he was held up by two men who after threatening to kill him if he made any outcres, stole four loaves of bread from his wagon, all that they could stow under their coats and made off. Smith then. according tc his story, drove way over to the How ard avenue precinct territory before he made complaint.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-19

plan was a good one, Brief remarks were made by James J. Whitaker of Boston, member of the Massachusetts dairy commission, and editor of the New England Farmer; w. J, Bartholo- meW of Putnam, secretary ot the Con- necticut Dalrymen's association; Frank lin Dye, secretary of the New Jersey state board of agriculture; Hon, w, R. Sessions, secretary of the Massachu- setts board of agriculture; and by Dr.. G. M Twltcheu, secretary of the Maine State Agricultural society. MT Bar tholomew stated that the Connecticut Dairymen's association will meet at Jewell hall in Hartford, January 2l, 22 and 2S next; also that there will be on that occasion an exhibit of dairy products and that prizes for the best exhibits will be offered.
 At the conclusion of the session the | Connecticut Sheep Breeders association held short meeting, presided over by Mir. Hinman
 It was decided that the committee ap- pointed last year. one member from each county in the state, to obtain leg islation beneficial to sheep breeders be reappointed. It was also voted that the committee take action with the ! board of officers of the association as to the expenditure of the $500 appropria- ton made for the association by the 1 legislature.
 THE EVENING SESSION.
 At last evenings meeting the feature of the session was a, lecture by Hon, w. E, Simonds of Hartford on Man the | Creator; the Development of 'Inven- tions." The lecture was finely illustrat- ed by stereopticon views. MT. Simonds spoke of four of the greatest inventions of the world. namely the invention of machinery for weaving cloth and pre- pairing cotton goods the inventions and discoveries in electricity, and the in ventions of paper, and of the steam en- zine. He described the various stages of development in each of these lines and pointed out the great advantages conferred on civilization by their per, lection. In spinning the great contrast between the primitive methods anG those of the present day were graphic. ally described.
 l lie leCl LII t Oll llle Wllple Was IL IllS instructive and intensely interesting showing a thorough knowledge of the subject in hand.
 TO-DAY's PROGRAM.
 The program for to-day's session i: as follows:
 9:SO a. m.-A paper, New method O onion culture''-LeRoy c. Beecher Woodbridge
 10 a. m.-Lecture, "Conservatism il Scientific Agriculture" w H. Jor dan, Orono, Me.
 2 p. m.-Lecture at Hyperion theater Scale of points and score card in de termining awards at agricultural fairs -Dr. G. M. TwitchelI, secretary Main State Agricultural society, Augusta Me
 7:3O D. m.-A paper, "A Shakespear Garden"-Miss Elizabeth Sedgwicl Vaill, Demarest, N. J.
 The paper by Miss Vaill will be par ticularly Interesting to ladies, who ar especially invited to attend.
 New exhibits received yesterday were Field corn from c. Bloss, Bethlehem sweet corn from N. D. Platt Milford photographs of corn fields, Clifton Peck field corn from c. o. Bartlett Nort and Charles A. Thompson Woodbridge sample of sorghum from c. D. Bart let.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-19
SentHn cnI fn Hive Anars

Providence, R. T., Dee. 1S.-Joseph Ayott. indicted for burglary in Woon- socket, came to trial this morning. He was charged with entering the dwelling house of Enos Bourget and stealing clothing, the property of Clara R. Bour- get, valued at $S.75. He was found guilty and sentenced to five years.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-19
Entertainments.
HYPERION.

Tonight at the Hyperion John l., S~ddard will give his new and al- ready famous lecture on Napoleon, which has electrified all hearers,
 "A Midsummer Nights Dream" pre- sent5d by Augustin Daly's incompara- bIe company of players is billed for the Hyperion Christmas matinee and night, Sale of seats will open Monday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-19

The wife--John, didn't you feel like fool when you proposed to me? The husband-No; but I was one.-Life.
 He--Some women are like race horses. She--Tn what respect? He They sometimes win by neck,-Boston G1p11a
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-12-19
M nrder and Suicide.

Cortland, N. Y, Dec. 1S.--Rensalaer w. Tripp shot and killed George w. Galpin this morning and then shot and killed himself at place two miles south of Cortland. The murder was the continuation of frequent quarrels be- tween Galpin and Tripp.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-08-23
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WtonatS Septentber.

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bile, &p., fir bic 8. u. &. 3uiams
menfunft bonn s. BIG IL. September,
bat Die 9. & .. 8. %. Gp. Norri6s
tungen getrDfen II 2ouisoille mad
st. 2Ouis, Sprinsfielo, Slls., Gins
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licotbe, Columbus, SaDtOn, SPRING
fielb, Shio, 3anesbille, Siffin, @as
lion, 9nlebo. Sort Wapne unb a lie n
aHberen Stdbten II i'm 9taate, bic
innerbaIb 800 MeiIen bon 2ouispile
entfernt ltegeu. ein Gunhreiiebillet fiir
ben preis elmer Gabrt gum gerfaufe
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beren Greunben cine @elegenbeit gu bies
ten, ibre frhbere 9eimatb in Dbens
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9. & 8. unb 6. %. Rp. in 2ouiss
bile. Nem Nlbanp unb Sefferionpile
am 13. unb Ia. September su erlans
gen, unb bleiben giltig big gum 8.
October.
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WD.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-08-23
Dr.. price's Cream Bafine pomoer
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men. Wie bic r4er5tli6e &unbi6au@
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eine @bei6eibunsstlage, wel9e bon els
nem @bemann anbGngig gemadt
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bofen fi6 bate berfiibren laRen. Ser
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bes &urmeiens ftebenber frember Ors
bensgeiitli9er nit neibli9en &urgditen
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Verflbrten na9 @merifa entflob."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-08-23
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terunsen ansseiest, pel&e ben bur9 etn Grbbeben
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bas uns BITE 3unse am @aumeu tebt. Gt4erlt& fetn
beneibenswertber 3uifanb rlnb bod wte leift unb
i4nel fam thm absetrlfen werber. Das ii&erfte
ttel hter5u 1T petter' Maeenbitters. G8 tit boS
erprobte Glgr seeen berartse &rantbeitSformen wte
an ARalarta tn allen Stdbten, ben atuten, ben e6rz
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Mtttel seseu Dpspspfe, Deritopfuns, 6auens unb
@terenleiben, @erpeftdt unb aaaemetne G&ma@e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-08-23
Gine Wobltbat tiir Seioenoe

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@baIpbeate Maf1ers aus 9uGniss
Aueae bat fefgeitellt, bab es 8efan6.
tbeile entbdlt, bic fir ole arantbetten
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Gnfem tontroliren, unfebIbar finb.
Sic umfaHen bic eigenen Seilmittei
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guer 5pftem nit Drosuen unb Mebi
3insn aler Dirt pergiften, menn Sbr
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@eIunbbeit in Cure Wangen treibt, bic
seft6rte 8erbauuns pieberberfeat unb
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tein beKereS Wfittel fur elm iiberanses
itrenstes, nieberaebro@enes Spitem,
als Sallnigs @balpbeate Waher.
Mtan befommt es itets frif9 unb braus
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@eorge 5. SuIlnig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-08-23
@dnsli@er 2lnsberfaaf.

gDie alle Sabre. 10 finOet aud biess
NAL bel uns Elm gdusli6er 4usberfauf
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itatt. I'm &aum gu MAIDEN fur elm
pollit1nbig neues Sager.
@ir oHeriren beiipielsueiie: lin.
iere $500 9erreuI6ube fur nur 1925.
unlere $500 2abies sOTfOrb"sS sS9ube
3u $1.25. &inberf9ube bebeutenb
unter ibrem Wertbe.
9lle S6ube BON belonbers gutter
Qualii4t.
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unO $3.50 tOffeten. perfaufem mir iebt
fur $1.25.
@preGt Dor unb iiberaeugt @u9.
CINDERELLA g @ub.paIaH
gde 0ouiOn Strabe unb Npenue 9.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-08-23
galifprnia . sSetue.

Weinliebbaber finben elm grobes 2as
ger non feinen California Weinen BET
9errn s. s. Meper am Mlamo
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an Ort unb Stelle aus unb fauft bireft
aus benz aeller Der Wein3ii6ter. gtIs
gutem &enner gelingt eS ibm tets, bic
beiten Sortem ausauipdblen. Gr fann
feine &unben unb Ganlilien nit einem
guten Sropfen perfeben. 9Dtbs uub
WeiB> @eine in boraiigli6er Qualitdt
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @alone - frei
inS Saus geliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1895-08-23

IN DER iCanO Dlelt. Ste bate 6oS Be-
!timmte Gefilbl, oaB etipas SurGtbares
oeporfluho. 9lllan fort, Der 8rief bte
oarauf folsenoe Serl rlunfenbeit. bic
bafti9e 9(ntwort, bas @tubiren bes
Sabrplanes, oas 8eltellen oes @aaens
uno enbltf) baS Sortfabren obne Bes
gleitung, oIne etn @ort ii6er tire
6idfebr. = Sbre aufresuns fannte
fetne @ren5en, uno faunt bate Wers.
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tim ibren wirtbIdaftliGen Pfli9te1
na95useben, 10 bolte tie it1 ben Sabr>
plan.
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aur @emtBBeit. Sluf Der Seite, ste nit
8. iiber5ei6net mar, fanb lie ben rola
Streifen, Der Srances' Singer oerrietb,
uno nit 8. maren au9 bie 8riefe
ab9eitenpelt, bic lie in jener unlelt9en
gla6t, als ibr M}ann iie in leiner blins
ben Wutb geidlagen aus ieiner Gaiz
lette nabm.
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Sollte lie allan telesrapbiren? sic
magte e8 nid]t. 9rob Illem mar fie
nod nt6t BON Srances' Sdulb iibers
sengt; ihr Ginblid in Oi9bDs S9le@>
ti9feit entfrdftete all' ilre Germutbuns
gen; inbeiie1L bate er lie nidt au6
getduidt? Satte iie llibt Dor 3eiten-
eS oiit1fte lie ettte @lDiqfeit-in ihm
ben berrlidJften, eocllten Wtann erbliGt?
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bere In ibm irren fonnen? gSeiter fam
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tungen, uno in bem @efiibl ibrer Obnz
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Srance8 ooer cine 8otl6aft bon ibr at
bringen. @rs. Melpille mar obne
Gorge, neil lie perinutbete, iie iei i'm
Sbeater aui9ebalten iporoen. Ser
gebens parteten Die Damen cine polle
Stunbe, Oann ieeten Tie lid allein 3lt
2ild. @8 mar Elm iebr i9peislanes,
unerquidli6es Mabl; Seoe mar nit
ibren ei9enen @eoanfen bel9dftigt.
Gonnte Srances uidt 6reunbe setrofz
fen ooer aufgelutbt Baben unb auf brinz
9enoes Sitien bel ibnen seblieben lein?
gSabrlfeinli6 mar lie BEL 3renfielos;
Dor alpei Sasen ia9te Tie nod, baB lie
gu ibnen seben miiBte. Sa, Solepbine
uno Wlr8. aieluille gemannen Die
ueber5eugung, baB 1renfielbs lie ni6t
fort9elaiien batten; aber troh oiejer
troitrei6en annabme lieBen lie SEN
autlder frasen, iuobin er feline 6errin
eebradt. Gr bate iie mad @barins
GroB gefabren gum Qbbolen lei er
nibt beitellt, 90 Mrs. Bourdier nidlt
qemuBt, mann lie suriidfebren tpiirbe.
Ieiter muBte Der &uti9er nidts.
Dieier 8eidleib seritUrte Soiepbinens
leste 9offnuug.
(Sortiebuna foIat.)
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@mnbreiIe 25iaette +.

2eiet bic oeridiebeneu @eIegenbeis
ten. fiir weI6e bic
SiioliMe paciiic - gunfet Saba,
rebu3irte &unbreties8iaette mad 6aIis
den Bldbeu perfauft.
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MaR. Cine State fir bic @unbreife
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October 1895.
Wegen ndberer Ginaelbeiten tusabet
gmG an ben nd1iien 3idet 4genten
pber on
@.W. 8ein, a.S. garfs,
Sraffie Manager, u. 8.p. & S.N.
0Ouiton. 5er. 9Duifon, aeT.