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New-York tribune., 1895-02-02
Restaurants.
Sales bp auction.

IN MAY 18th. 1897 there will be sold at auc-
~ tion In Santiago Chill fifteen Nitrate Fields and six
Nitrate Beds belonging to the Government and situated
the Province Of Tnrapaca For further information
the Consul General OF Chill In NewYork aud the
Consuls In Philadelphia and Boston
New-York tribune., 1895-02-02

'Ex interest.
No transactions were reported in state ISSUE
In city bank stocks ther, were sold ltV shats se
OF Mechanics Bank at 1S0. 10l shares OF Irauv r..
mems Bank at 100. the last previous sale oe'"s
at 100 ,A
The interest on the stock list oversnaSo0"rosN .o" ~
that In bonds, and business OF only ss'',yrs ,rs
was transacted. though the strength Q. ncr ~
share list was fully reflected In this o,,,"nrsi
San Antonio and Aransas Pass was exceip'sance1
with loss of 81 at 52% Atchison IS sdoa"si o rshi.
Y to 64%, Canada Southern lists 10 Nv. " aaii
cago and Northern Pacific lst receipts ~ "
General Electric debentures 70 w. MISS MS, I'm,
Kansas and Eastern lists 1h to E1s. Cresvan "a. sds
provement consol Sc to sly Texas rac'ao Gle
ia to 23%, and Union Pacific. Denver anu "N''
lists PA to S7h. A.. rnaarnR
House s6sl $40 It's net gain on oalanes IS 40
81 Sl2 327 n ade up by gain In currency =. NARA.
and a gain In coin OF 81. .S06 1885, Inc uas ussrts wp
tons Included: Receipts $5.0oo'4oS: pay",s,W ~ s,Ws
SSfss1 1882 resulting In general balance 20, sss
sSs $40 consisting Of $685. 21l coin ana sSsrS
42l currency The business for TIE we ween go nav,
tonight Includes receipts Of $SSs+svSo she % nav.
ments Of 3la45 $50. Deductins from &c s ,de 40
ments S7743OOO and from the recetp.s pc. ,,r thc
for items which AFFECT only It's accoun, Nv w hs nks
general Treasury. Its gain as anectihs '"e '"
was 81, 9404 400 u,..,,rrton n.
The United States Treasury at wasp'RsSSe
New-York tribune., 1895-02-02
Gearhers.

I'oIOn a Everett Stone Yaie, ssi B,h-sy. co,.~.
NJ 49, specially. Recommended BY the Rev
Dr. oTssr - = conscientious compstsnt .ducs,os
New-York tribune., 1895-02-02
MACMILLAN e. CO,
ee FIFTH AVENUE. NEw-YORK-
rTNHE NATION SAYS OF

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THE INDISCRETION OF THE DUCHESS,
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Nineteenth century adventures though they
told with oldtme air OF that gives them
fascination OF earlier day; air OF good
Of religious chvalr gives reality to their
Marks Mr. Hope as wit. II he
mancer.'
HENRY HOLT & CO., New-York
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Counirp propcrip for 9ale.

A BARGAIN.-s75 buys 5-acre farm one mile from
n Estcllc depot. y. j prime land for raising small
and poultry. unriyaed markets for
,h d.posa ~ produce. sold instaments II desired
send Al particulars To d. L. RISIEY 22t s. 10th
St Philadelphia. Pa.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-02
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGEo.

.,... .,oro uas only one offering in yester
davis real-estate auction Market theie was ian
attendance and Indications of hrm uhuer'o"e.
WwIam Kennedy offered under foreclosure No
%, East Ninetv-scventh-st.. hve-story tenement
bouea on lot S0xlOOll. The bidding opened at
s1o 600 and advanced the next DID 10 Sio'""'
Two more bids of 500 each were given and the
nronertv was knocked down to T. h. Shields lor
$1,000
of their West Seventy-nlnth-st evenings w, .vo
West Seventy -ninth-st., three ana ohe-ha -s'oiy
brick and stone building. lsx56xloO for s2s'""' to
G. Clark of Hacknsack \. j. Hsr Inis Is 'ne SeS ed
enth house sold out Of Nr,oy row oi e'e''" ~"
Joi,,S6 A. Levine have sold Nos. 100 and l62
Pearl-st.. two sx-story business pun saS coo The
same brokers have purchased the ASCENSION Me
mora Chapel Grot,san With I'VE four
story brick buildings. The chapei II III '''e 'e"'
Frank rne i Fisher has sold Mrs H. Rogers Nos
4s and ase Columbusave near y fec fop
orS Yrs Tso KSgsF' asTes a Spark @ % valued at
Kapan has exchanged the hve-story tenement d
house 20 $50 West Fifieth-si valued a. @9%' No
with Christian ls5 BIersdcS * fsr m@ m@ Se similar '"''S
charles L. Hassell has fled plans for the build
ins IN nor, 35 1ie ia and 1ls prinss 70 5000
Jonas We'll and Bernard Mayer have Med plans
fST ths at eGaaS %os % q e H. ia"i Is AND Eardses
$4,000 - 49,, ,u,,,
Henry A. Burke has filed plans for the building Ing
OF two four-story brick nathouses, Zoxez' az lhe
southwest corner OF Rivcr-ayc. anu ohe-hu'u'eu-
and-sixtv- -frst-st, to cost $500 80,
Richard W. Hawks has fled plans for the build
ing OF three nve-stOry brick ilthouses Z'x at the
north side OF Onehundred and-eleventhst' ~" ieet
west OF Madison-ave. TO cost 5000.
Philip Higher has filed plans for the builhing or
two dve-storv brick nathouses. 21xS on the south
side OF Ninety -nnth-st 80 feet east or columbus
Henry ~ Greenberg has filed plans for the build
ing OF a iive-story brick tenemcnt-house ana store
A. No Il7 EiiZabeth-st.. 70 cost &.Ho
Isaac Mattler has nleipans for the building, OF a
seven-story brick loft building at No "a Fourth-st.
TO cost s. GO: asc for the building OF a four-story
brick tenement-house. S6xj6, at No. 20 Water-st'
10 cost ACr). -.
William Buh,er has sold TO g. Butler the four
story private dwelling. with extension, NO Il West
Observation-Disclosures, on private terms.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-02
D GOLD EXPORTS CHECKED.
EFFECT UPON THE MARKETS.
INCREASED ACTIVITY AND HIGHER
PRICES-A NOTEWORTHY CHANGE
IN SENTIMENT

SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE FEBRUARY !.
~ DEALINGS IN BONDS AND BANK STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-02
90 Get for bnsiness pnrposes.

DvIrDfNGs STORES. LOFTS AND OFFICES TO ~
ID on Chambers Spruce. Beekmsn. Fulton. John mAosn
Lane Icy. Barclay Park Place. Park Ro~, Na.,S .ss,
WtIlian Gold ,1T Pearl Water and many other sNeeH
"' RULAND a WHITING. BeeSman-st
vJo IEASE-For ~ years. Nos 80 and 5S2 West
/ st near Gansevonrt Market 5sipry ana crar' Nct,
suhstantal building 4Ox75 = EDDY co. l'o hfoadway
VERY desirable rooms architects. Estates and bus
ness which quiet surroundings IN a c.h'i"l
location Madison square Apply y lstter 10 j. '" '
40 West 3ithst
OTII-AyE WEST SIDE near 3ith-st Large store
y J. ROMAINE BROWN 4 co.
80 33d-st.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Agnew. John y and wife 10 II IIoyt. No 1870
East l25d-rt and other property. 1 year.
Aronowitz. Louis. and wife u Charles Muir
New-York tribune., 1895-02-02
pONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.

Government bonds sold: $4,000 IS, coupon (eS
at 114%. Quotations were as foiiows'
pa Asked Bid. Asked
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-09
A CREDIT no NEW HAVEN.
Mcintyre & Co.'S Great Stock.


The throngs Of patrons that surge into
Mcintyre & Co.'S great and beautiful
dry goods emporium these pleasant days
is testimonial to Mr.. McIntyre's en-
ergy, business foresight, untiring en-
ergy and unquestionable ability to con-
duct fine high class store. His staff
of assistants are also well selected and
render prompt, efficient and courteous
service. People come from near and far
to get the bargains always to be found
at this popular store, and to feast their
eyes upon the rich fabrics and the multi
tudinous array of choice things in GEN
eral that delight the feminine heart are
so well calculated to make the household
beautiful and the toilet a dream Of
beauty Everything seasonable and of
the latest design is found in profusion,
whether it be cloaks or wraps or dress
fabrics for gown for the ball, the prom
enade, the musical, the church and the
cloister. The housekeeper finds what
she Graves for, the adornment and com
fort Of the home. The men-the lords
of creation-are equally well looked af-
ter, and they find the gents furnishing
supplies are always up to date and just
what is wanted. Altogether the store
is a great credit to New Haven.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-09
LOCAL NEWS JorTINGS.

A small house in Ansonia belonging
to Colonel N. B, Wooster was burned
early yesterday morning, and fam
lily of Poles occupying it escaped in
their night clothes, everying else be-
longing to them being burned,
Charles Il, A. Broar, the weA known
New York evangelist, who is called 1.-The
little cyclone" will preach in Seamen's
Bethel Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
and at Beulah mission on Court street
in the evening.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-09
WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Nov. s, 1895, sp. m.
Forecast for Saturday-For New England
and eastern New York: Threatening weather
with light winds, shifting to northerly and
cooler.
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LOCAL NE VS..
Brief Mention.
High water to-day at 1884 p. m.
Buy a house-R. E. Baldwin.



Buy a. house-R. E. Baldwin.
Kirby's jewelry store is a busy place
these fine days. Nice goods, nice trade,
nice people to trade with.
Bargain day in roses-200 dozens
choice roses from my own greenhouses
will be sold to-day at 25c and SOC per
dozen. Frank S. Platt, 374 State street.
Read the New York Sunday Herald
tomorrow. Sketches of New Haven's
society women and fashions leaders.
A Connecticut edition every Sunday.
The incompatible Knox hats sold
only by the Burgess Fur & Hat Co.
The ladies one and all are sure to be
suited with fur shoulder capes; all the
different lengths and furs at this ia
nous store.
A pretty idea for Wool Waist can
be carried out in any of the lovely
Plaids which Malley, Nicely & Co. are
showing 1t is cut so that the plaid
forms points at the back, while IN
front is a slight fulness drawn just to
the center The sleeves have generous
puffs of the plaid material. The stock
is made of plaid ribbon, the belt like
wise. The goods cost but 75c a yard
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-09
STRIKING VALUES

Following the plan laid earern
November with listers
Suits for and boys Sterling
with the possible prices thoroughly reliable
work, will be the strong features
Hundreds of Mems
known fabric suitable Kerseys Patent
Beavers Mton Freezes Chnchias
Beavers Dagonals
conceivable all
$l2 CO. $780, $1,000 $4,000 $780, 90
Hundreds of Mems Single
Breasted Sack three fourbuton Cutaay
and Full Drescut from
Chevo Undressed Worsteds
serges for $1,000 $1,000, $780,
$28 co. $4,000 and $780, mixtures checks
stripes palds broken checks and silk
and light shades
from Kersey Beavers Elysians and
Metons
STYLE for $3.50 $3.50, 81 $780, 49, SO $1,000
$l2ooand $25 ages 2 years
mems
Hundreds Boys Chldrens
Worsteds Mixed Worsted Cheviots
Light and Dark Mixed Cheo Plaid Cheviots
Black Cy prices ranging
from $3.50 $4,000 The $3.50
for to 10 At
have number both long
10 for short pants and forlo pants
beautiful little SHIFTS
Refers and Overcoats for boys 12
$780, $4oo $780, $3.50 $3.50 $40 90 and CO. Orr
think largely increased stock
which selling low prices.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-09
MALLEY.NEErY9&.
TELEPHONE No. sos.
A Curtain Crisis

Irish Point Lace Curtains
in cream and white are with
out question tie curtains of
to-day. An importer wants us
to sell 500 pairs right away.
They are of newest and
choicest designs in Floral
and Point de spirit centers
and heavy worked borders,
fresh from the mills of St.
Gall, Switzerland.
Handsome full size Cur
tains of latest effects with the
question of profit scarcely
entering in. Not an old one
in the lot.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-09
People Grub Along

And give up the good things of to-day
for the sake of the mirage-"to-mor-
row. Bye and bye is long way off.
Get piano now and enjoy is at you go
along. Play it while you pay for it.
The Mehlin piano, with the cylinder top
and soft stop, is one of the best pianos
in the world. Sold by c. NJ Loomis'
Sons, SS3 Chapel street. no St
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-09
New York. Nov. s. 1Sa

New York, Nov. 5, 1895.
c. M. Loomis' Sons-We have just
completed three of the handsomest pia-
nos ever manufactured, in beautiful
Hungarian Ash, Circassian Walnut and
Figured Mahogany, The best musicians
of New York have pronounced them I'M
equalled and Incompatible. We will
ship them to you as soon as possible.
n9 st Paul G. Mehlin & Sons.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-09
He Was a Smart Man

Who said, Let US have a good time
while we live, for we will be long time
dead" Why not enjoy life as you go
along? Get a piano. Play it while you
pay for it, and get the good or your
money. Call and look at the elegant
Mehlin pianos at LOOMS Temple of
Music, S93 Chapel street. no st
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-09

Take a look at Chapel
Street window, No. a, and
you will want to go straight
10 the Upholstery Depart
ment to buy.
Second Floor.
The Last Day
has come for buying Fur
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-09

| 09OnU0G 01NA0(
v 767-77I CHAPEL ST.
| VnII the why's
lVU wherefores
VAInVAI our ribbon
NlVUW periority.
The range of quaIities-va
OF shadings and ever Iow-pricend
in fact a stock that any metropo
store might well be proud of.
n n n
10000 yds. All Silk s
Ribbon in half a hundred best s
ings - this is a special Hol
Ribbon.
IN. 50 I'd 2 in. llc I'd
"a +" ~ I'd % 12e yd
~ 90 I'd Ia I'd
4 A" 1Ss I'd 5 los yd|
AND
1000 pcs. 1a-inch Crown d
MORE (all silk)-all the best sha|
1Oe
AT CENTER COUNTEl
All the nobby, dressy Yok
70s
The new Princess Bands
Insertions (shown exclusively by
in every color.
Spangled Bands, Edges
All Overs.
THE CORRECT
VEILINGS.
Plain and dotted--single
double width.
SPECIAL. Il
For Saturday "a square, II
neck Corset Cover - Hambj|
trimmed neck and armholes-pdl
buttons $50 goods.
20e cad
Cocoanut Bonbons-the popu1
Confection-at popular price for 81
urday.
GLOVES.
A fine Dogskin Glove /
Boys, $l.25 quality.
Saturday, 7oe H
8 B. Suede Mousquetaire
new shades and stylish embroide]
Regular price, $1.25.
Saturday, ST. 4
DR.. Stuart's Buttermilk al
Cucumber Soap-the equal Of al
soap for chapped hands. rough SKI
etc. Saturday,
Box of 3 cakes for 10
ITEMS SCARFS, 25s.
Closed out lot from prod
inent manufacturer they're nobh
stylish Tecks in 50e styles.
25e eacl
See corner window.
UNDERWEAR
SPECIAL.
| case Mems Underwe
(shirts and drawers) in natural wo
shirts single or double breasted.
We could ask you much mo,
but as a drive they 60 at
$1.25 eacl
H0WE&STETS0l
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HoIxoke Almnnm.

All Holyoke alumnae in attendance
at the Christian Workers convention
are invited to meet the New Haven Mt.
Iiolyol0e association at Sc Whalley ave-
nue. Saturday, November ., from 8 to 5.
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Local Weather Report.
FOR NOVEMBER s, 1895.

Mean temp 80.
Max. Temperature 65
Min. temperature. 81.
Precipitation oil inches.
Max. velocity OF wind. Us.
Accumulated excess or daily mean tenn
perature since January l. % degrees; or an
average daily excess or L degrees.
Total deficiency precipitation since Janu-
airy !, 1851 inches.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-11-09

E. Fl. EMERY, UbSerVer.
Note.-A minus sign IL pretixed to ther-
mometer readings indicates temperature be-
low zero.
A"T'' in connection with rainfall indicates
Snow is melted and resulting depth of
water not known.
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quest was granted, and the foolish
idea that the prisoner would at
tempt self destruction with knife
or fork should they be given him
was abandoned. Mrs. Craven and
her daughter prepared with their
own hands such delicacies as they
thought would tempt the appetite
of the fallen leader.
Mrs. Davis wrote Or. Craven
several touching letters, containing
anxious inquiries regarding her
husbands treatment and his
health. She had read in the news
papers the more distressing reports
as to his critical illness and cruel
treatment, and begged for line
that would convey the truth. DR..
Craven was not permitted to answer
these letters, and the grief stricken
women was compelled to bear the
suspense. Mr.. Davis and his phys
lcian became very friendly. They
discussed art, science and literature,
and derived mutual pleasure from
frequent interchange of opinions.
The President of the Confederacy
often spoke of slavery. He LAID
aside the prejudices Of politician
and spoke of it as philoso pher
and as friend of the negro.
or all the criticisms of his enemies
there was no other that affected HIM
as much as the odious, absurd and
malignant insinuation that he was
some way connected with the assas-
slnation of President Lincoln. "Of
Mr.. Lincoln" says DR.. Craven.
che spoke not in affected terms of
regard or dmiration, but paid II
simple and sincere tribute to the
goodness of his character, his hon
esty of purpose, and his Christian
desire to be faithful to his duties. >"
On November 10 DR.. Craven was
ordered that in future, when attend
lug Mr.. Davis, he confine his con-
versatlon strictly to professional
matters. This edics precluded a
continuance Of the close relations
that had existed between the two
men for several months. At that
point the diary closes.
Splendid self-control was the
element of Mr.. Davis's character
that most forcibly impressed Dr.
Craven. He appeared to have &c
cepted IN good faith the new order
Of things which the great conflict
and the defeat of the South had
made necessary.
ellis feeling for friends and
those who were friendly toward
him" says DR.. Craven, Twas very
strong, and his fidelity to them was
remarkable. OF none Of God s
creatures, not even his most bitter
enemy, did he wish or speak un-
kindly"
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Children Cry for
Pitchers CastorIa.

NJ ANTED-Severa1 trustworthy e,en-
w tiemen or ladies TO travel in West
virginia forestablishcd. reliable house
SALARY $50 and expenses Steady n.
sition Enclose reference and seifsd-
dressed stamped envelope. The Do
minion Company, Third Floor. Omaha
pul'uinB' chicago. 9.fg-2Gt