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again, But the loudest applause was for Anton Seldl, He deserves it, With only two rehearsals he had accomplish ed wonders, and people were quick to give the credit where it was due.
 Mir Albert Morris Bagby announces his third series of morning musicals at the Waldorf, His soloists are to be Madame Saville, Emma Calve and Ed ouard DeReske, among others,
 The events of greatest importance here this week are the Paderawsh re- cital and the Symphony concert, Of less importance, but some little interest, will be the concert Wednesday even ing by the quartet of the Trinity M, E, church, They have several assistir g artists of merit
 A number of musical people attended the pantom.me at the Hyperion Friday evening, probably expecting much from Francois Thome's incidental music, They must have been more or less dis appointed because although tuneful it disclosed little originality or invention,
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TO-DAY'S ERECTION.

The indications are, owing to the interest manifested, that at to-day's city and town election a big vote will be boiled
 The voting places are as follows: 1st District-165 Crown street, corner Gregson street.
 2d district-City Supply house, corner Oak and Spruce streets.
 Sd District-123 Congress- avenue. 4th District-Old Derby Railroad sta- tion, corner Silver and Commerce streets.
 5th District-95 Olive street
 9th District-90 Greene street.
 7th District-217 Wallace street, St. Patricz's Y. M. T. A. and B. society building.
 Sth District-S04 State street.
 9th District-63 Foote street
 10th District-29S Elm street.
 11th District-170 East Chapel street. 12tn District-Quinnipia Rink, 1S9 Grand avenue.
 Eighth ward republicans are greatly stirred up over the ward election to- day Said many prominent republi- cans: There are but two tickets in the field, the republican and the demo- cratic The latter has been styled an independent ticket, but it is the only ticket put up by the democrats. The republican ticket is worthy the sup port of all republicans and should re- ceive the full party vote without the beast hesitation.
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rA1n eYMNAsrro MEETINGS.

Plans for the Two Winter rMeetings--Events
 to be Contested-Honors for the Cham
 pion-Fancy Bicycle K Riding-Some of the
 Contestants.
 The first winter meeting of the Yale Gymnastic association will be held at the gymna slum Wednesday evening December Il. Eight contests will be held: Horizontal bars, parallel bars, flying rings, long horse, side horse, club swinging, tumbling and rope climbing. Four of these will be con- tested at the first meeting and the winner of each event will receive a handsome silver cup and will be cred ited with five points towards the uni versity championship in gymnastics, which is now held by George L. Buist '96, captain of the gymnastic team. MT, Buist has declined to enter the contest this year and consequently there is great rivalry among the gym nasts for the honor The champion gymnast is now permitted to wear a big Y. The winners of second places will receive a silver cup and three points towards the championship. One of the prize cups will be given by Dr. Anderson. The certificate of ex- cellence given by John Edward Heaton of this city will also be awarded to the champion gymnast this year for the first time. At the first meeting one of the features will be exhibition rid ing by William Maltby, the famous fancy bicycle rider.
 At the February meeting the con- tests will be in flying rings, side horses, tumbling, rope climbing, There will also be a fine exhibition of club swing ing. At this meeting the will be awarded to the champion and a team will be selected to represent Yale in the joint Yale-Princeton exhibition to be held at Princeton in March.
 Among the men who will enter in the events of the two winter meets here are F. R. Lehlbach '97, F. A. Lehl- bach '9s, w. Pouch '9eS., 1T. L. Hotf- man '97, A. H. Terry '9S, w. K. Shep- ard '97S., l., D. Kellogg '9S and Cloth 97. Horace A. Loomis, the champion club swinger, has also generously de- clined to contest for a prize this year.
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LOCAL NE WS.
Brief Mention.

Briet Mention.
 High water to-day at 11:24 a. m.
 Buy a house--R. E. Baldwin.
 Palms! Palms! A new invoice just reeerved at Champions.
 Loans and insurance furnished by Charles Wilson & Co.,, 42 Church street.
 Manure specially composted for fer tilizing lawns. Conn. Concrete Co.,, 49 Church street.
 The annual ball of the Associated Hebrew Charities was held in Haru- gari hall last night There was a large attendance and a goodly sum will be netted for the association.
 The third annual social of the Bar tenders association was held in Arion hall last night. Music was furnished by the Philharmonic orchestra The prompting was by Professor Dunn.
 The fair of the St. Mary's church will come to 9 close tonight and a very large crowd is expected. The successful winners in the several con- tests will be announced. There will be concert by the Second Regiment band.
 County Health Officer C. F. Hoadley of New Haven was in Waterbury yes terday Investigating a, complaint made that one Dr. F. R. Guidine is practic- ing in that city with an office at 170 South Main street, without being reg istered.
 Yesterdays New Britain Herald says: MT. and Mrs. E. s. Morse, MT. and Mrs. M. E. Jacobs, Miss Carrie L.. Stanley and Mrs. c. F. Merwin, the uatter formerly of New Haven, left town last evening for New York, in tending to take the 10 o'clock train from Jersey City for Atlanta, where they will visit the exposition, to be absent in all perhaps three weeks, part of the time Ito be passed in Florida. Messrs. Morse and Jacobs intend to be present at the Briclsmakers' convention to be held at Atlanta this week.
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December 8, 1895.
NEW ADVERrIsEMENrS TO-DAY.

NEW DPERIISEMENIS TO-DAYs Auction Bishops Stable. A Big Sale of Jackets Howe x Stetson. Auction Sale-R. B. Mallory. Clothiug-Co Clothing Co. Canned Corn-E. F. Hall x Son. Desks-The Bowditch Furniture Go. Daily Chnt-MNlley. Neelv x Co. Elks' Minstrels-Hyperlon Theater. tertalnment-Iyperion Theater. For Sale-Piano-Bo PA, Westvtlle. For Rent-Rooms--l3 Grove Street. For Sale--Horse-E. Hewitt. Carbohydrates Orange Street. Furniture-P. J. Kelly & Co. Grand Shopping Emporium-F. M. Brown < Co Grand Performance-Hyperio Holiday Shopoing-C Monson Co. Lamps-At Robinson's. Natrolithic Salts-At Druggists. Notlce-C. E. Minor.
 Rooms-5hl Howard Avenue. Special Carpets-Chas. P Thompson. Wanted-Situation-59 Winchester Avenue. Manted- -Sltuation-26d East Street. Wanted-Sltuation-l6 Hughes Place. Wanted-Situation- This Office. Wanted-Situation-5 East Street. Wanted-Work ss, This Office. -Child-Childrens Aid Society. Wanted-Situation-E Wilson.
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Holiday Tour to vashinptop.

The Recreation Tourist Co. inaugu- rate the second season of their success full Washington tours by an excursion leaving New Haven Thursday, Dec 26, via the Royal Blue line. Parties are personally conducted, and hotel and al accommodations are first class Fol rate and itinerary address Recreation Tourist Co.,, 7O2 Chapel street, New Haven, Conn. n29 2tawSt
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Republicans, Attention.

DO NOT VOTE THE CITY TICKET SENT YOU BY MAIL. GET YOUR CITY TICKET IN THE BooTH.-J. H. MACDONALD, CHAIRMAN REPUB- LICAN TOWN COMMITTEE.
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F. H. EMERY. Observer. Note.--A mlnus sign t-l prehxed to ther- mometer readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 "T' In connection with rainfaltndicates atrace of rainfall too small to measure. Snow is melted and resulting depth oi water not known.
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A PLAIN STATEMENT OF FACTS.

"Beaver-Kersey" is rare combination of strength and beauty, and in style and quality has never been equalled for the money Last year, to introduce these superb Overcoats, we sold them at the exceptionally low price named above, and the enormous sale of them induces us to continue the same this season, although similar goods are sold everywhere for $25oo.
 Previous to our wholesale house acquiring the exclusive control of this wonderful fabric it was never offered to the public except by custom tailors at exorbitant prices
 Fashioned by our own skilled workmen with custom trimmings, we commend them to our patrons as a rare bargain
 Colors are Black, Blue and Brown. Sizes from 34 to 50. In regulars, longs and stouts.
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You Want.

to go West cheaply and comfortably take the SANTA FEE ROUTE. Tourist excursions. Personally conducted Leave Boston weekly.
 New England agency 332 Washington street, Boston. s12 If
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Nancy Glass

small pieces of this choice glass consist ing of vases, bonbon boxes and quaint bottles. Prices range from s3 to $15. Inquire for it.
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MALLEYNEErMDS,
TELEPHONE No. 3s3.
lave You Forgotten

Have You Forgotten for the time being, the excell- ent value contained in our Ladies 75 cent Gloves.
 Ladies' and Misses Kid Gloves. 4-button, and Foster lacing glace, and $ button mousquetaire suede. Black and colors tan, mode, brown, navy, green.
 Plenty of gloves and nit tens for men and boys, too. Gloves, Temple Street Side.
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Local Weather Report. FOR DECEMBER 2, 1895.

Mean temperature. 50.
 Max. temperaJure. 55.
 Min. temperaIure. 45.
 Precipitation .46 inches.
 Max velocity of wind. 26-S. Accumulated excess or daily mean tenn perature slnce January l. 72 degrees; or an average daily excess or ? degrees. Total deficiency ill precipitaulon since Janu- ary l. 2S3 inches.
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f. R. JEEEcOTT

A NNOUNCES tH the public that all of ms A Painting and Decorating business will be carried on hereafter at and from No. H3 Church street, where he will be pleased (yyith his decorative saleSman) to show the finest Decorations and Wall Papers as yet shown to the public, also neat designs and effects in cheapest Wall Papers.
 Between Chapel street and Public Library.
 Telephone 534-6. jal0 If
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WEATRER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 Or THE WEATHER BUREAU,
 WASHINGTON, D. C.. Dec. ?, 1895, SD. m, Forecast for Tuesday-For New England: Much colder, fair weather, preceded by snow in the early morning in northeast portions, brisk to higher northwesterly winds For eastern New York: Generally fair and much colder weather; northwesterly winds.
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Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure rheumatism and neuralgia; entirely vege- table, safe.
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tens tor men and boys, too. Gloves, Temple Street Side. Are You Interested in the study of the "an. tique ?" Spend a few mo- ments in the examination of those wonderful silky old " Kazac Rugs-ages old. Or muse over the fine col lection of "Guendiies," {" Karabaghs," Shiraz," Daghestans and other Oriental Rugs. What present would be more acceptable ?
 Carpet Hall, Second Floor.
 These Long Evenings are hard on weak eyes. Better have proper glasses prescribed. We don't frigh- ten you off with high prices. Optical Department.
 Clocks Tick Sharply to the tune of $I.o8, $2.25, $4.o8, $5.a5, $8.o8 and a good many intermediate prices. Pay your money and take your choice" Temple Street Side.
 Keep Your Eye
 on our book business. There's money in it-for you, besides more than usual literary merit. Open shelves free to your handling.
 Temple Street Side.
 Poor Blankets
 are no more attractive because of their mean little prices, are they? Think of blankets our blankets-warm, woody and wide, still sold upon the same low price basis that made them ours months ago. Flannel Section.
 
 NlAALl,L.M*NEELYzHp(;o. AALl,L.M
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Christmas Shoppers, Give MallQrI'S Old Curiosity Shop

A call aud find the odd little gift you are looking for. Nowhere else in town can be found such novelties Mexican Work, Mo- safes. Agatis. bits of Silver Japanese Curios, Carved Work, Choice bits of Cloisine, Chi nese Poreelans queer Musical Instrum ents, genuine old Blue Delft, Staffordshire Plates, Cups, Pitchers, Teapots, beautiful Silver, Brass and Copper Candlesticks, Shutters, Quaint Boxes and Teacaddies, lovely An tlque Carved Mahogany Tables Chairs, lnlaid Bureaus and Sideboards, Desks, Highboys, Cowboys. Tea Tables etc. d2 lSt
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These Long Evenings

are hard on weak eyes. Better have proper glasses prescribed. We don't frigh- ten you off with high prices. Optical Department.
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cooled off, Days troubles did not emo mere Us
Burke called him into the stewards box LOT an eA-
planat!on Of what looked 10 everybody as peculiar
ride Mr. Burkes sernness melted into sympathy
when he heard the fu., extent OF the woes OF the
Hartford turfman
II is said that ". d. Jennings purchased Nanki
Pooh at the Gideon & Daily sale for Francis D.
Numerous reports have been going the rounds T,I,s
about the Saratoga meeting The programme VII
be run off as advertised and the purses WI De De
been nut in nrst-class order. and every arrange
ment has been made for the comfort OF the horse-
owners and their stables a.. s.. ,.o.,or
The Riem,on stables started for Saratoga yestcr-
dav David Gideons horses. In charge OF j. j.
Hyland went last night. Henry Griffin went on the
midnight train and vii join the stable at saratoga
where he intends TO remain until the meeting enc.
All OF the Kcene horses now quartered AT the
brighton Beach track. which indicates thSt none
OF the Keere horses will leave this nciGhoornooai
Marcus DAILY Is expected to arrvs IN tmis cry
within a few days II extremely unio,,una,e
that Mr. DAILY declared his horses out OF an ,ne!
Eastern ENGAGEMENTS The stable IL IN exceiient
condition at present. and 10 likely to win It's share
of the 49, -
Paul Boynton's Chutes nj West Brighton are ex-
tremelv popular with turfmen. who enjoy IN" sw'f,
rnsh down the steep incline 20 much that some OF
them forget 10 attend the races
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RAIN PREVENTED THE RACES.

Dull DAY FOR THE LAECiiMOST AID AT
IAXTfc SQUADRON AT KEW LONDON
New-London. Conn. july "a northens, rain
which set in early this morning prevented the
special races OF the Larchmont and Atlantic
Yacht squadrons on this port this forenoon and
later led 10 indefinite p0stponcment Tonight
dense fog hangs over the harbor. blanketing what
might otherwise be n handsome sight for four
score yachts are AZ anchor here.
When "A representative Of the United Press went
Alongside the flagship Ramona tonight commo-
dore Henry VI. Glllig made the announcement that
1t had been decided 10 postpone Indefinitely the
races fixed for to-day. and that II had also been
decided that the combined fleet should leave hero
tomorrow morning ut $50 o'clock "A run 10
Shelter Island The start Will be made from Bart
let's Rect Lghtship and the signal will be given
from the tug Fred B Da.zell the Regatta Com
mttce's boat The will be out and around
cornfeld. Leaving that mark the port hand
the boats Will their course thence through
Plum Gut to Shelter Island. The yachts Will be
Morris Cove this port. prizes being offered In
each class, where four boats start a second
prize Will be given
Tn, fleet viii remain at Shelter Island Thurs
day and Friday The races for the palr-oarcd and
four-oared gigs single-scul dingies and naphtha
noon reception wifi be given on the Ramona, and
In the evening a meeting OF owners will he held
decide whether the cruise shall be con 'inued 10
Newport the feet shall disband at Shelter Isl
cruise nc!ines many owners to favor ending the
cruise at Shelter Island. that the boats may be
hauled our and put In condition. The weather to-
night gives little promise OF pleasant day to.
morrow.
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LOCAL HrSIXYSS rRONRLES.

Deputy-SherIn whorisky yesterday received an
attachment for 81. 70s against Mary Brown. OF
Paterson, n. j. In favor Of jaTes Il. Lyon, and q
lis pendens was filed against her real estate In this
city, At Nos. i2 to 1872 worth-st and Nos. 10 o
Mission Place The claim Is for balance due. OF
5000 on the purchase by her OF $50 shares OF stock
OF the Midvae Mining Company, and on an assigned
claim OF s2o,7Os in competition with a deficiency
Judgment. The Sheriff has received several other
attachments against her
Judgment for So 726 was entered yesterday against
Harry Dowie, jr. produce commission merchant,
OF No. SIG Washington st., In favor OF Frederick
Conkln az surviving partner OF Frederick G. Llnds.
on claim for storage Of poultry Mr. Dowie put
ages to poultry stored In 1883 to 1890 few years
ago Mr.. Dowic was one OF the largest receivers o.
dressed poultry In this city,
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THE RACES AT AQuEDucT.

Nearly three thousand spectators Witnessed inc
races a, the Aaueduct race,rack yesterday after
noon poor card was offered In the oesnh'ns'
and by the time the first race was called the nn-
,,orous v,i,hdrava,s reduced II TO n skeleton Inc
VAS a. good as could be expected the class
OF the contestants considered.
Here are the summaries
FIRST RACE-For maiden two-year-olds' a"o"hnce''
Five furlonss ~
n McBrides b. c King T. by Kinslike-RTrSor; ,
VI oi 10 BAY. br g. vocy. los. .Keefe
Adele s,asles oh say rS Tc,e ic, ,R porre,
also ran. r ,n
n.,t,nc-Kine T. 10 10 / and TO J. Volley. 10 J"
and j 20 q saIverine. Is TO and 4 to l.
Won by length; eight lengths between second and
third.
SECOND RAcE-Pur.e $500 penalties and allowances
One inile.
j. Shields, CO.: sr Mckee, by Trt% "oi.asy,
a"sncit ,1y Yrs. 81 Hnrnsnam. sKec,s
5snR e. ;o r. y n ana .. 50 80
re,,n.-xex.. +, T.I and % birmingham is to
and sf' 3 10 8 PIifsii 10 and 8 to s
Won by five lengths: length between second ana
third.
THIRD RAcE-ror two-ycar-olds: purs.. $500; selling.
Five and one-hsf furlongs.
j. Donahues ch Hernia. by Hernsn'e0i~ si,s
Empire ire Stable. b. C. Montsiums ,,enn
v" The .' K Kite. Is >" 'sifnoass,' al,
B.ting-IIermia ~ 10 = and 20 .. Montczums. -
and ! 10 4: Tofnaka. 20 and to b.
Won BY three lengths; a length between second and
third.
FOURTH RACE-purse 500. special weights selling.
One and on"-sxteenh miles
]. Shield Co b. c. Prg. by Gaore-Pruie. ";
i02 n tcar. -",'Inlhp
] Grill, AZ Co b. Facfotum. lui....... iktefeJ
Du Tos's b. Warke. \. 90. .'Wtnn) y
TIne-i:54i+
netng-Prig e and out; Factotum. o TO ana 0n''
Wsrlike. 2 10 and even
Won by n six iengths between second and thlf'
FIFTH RACE-For maiden two-year-Clis. purse $500;
allowances. Five furlongs
A. Cleslns br Z. Cassc,te by rncas-castaa. ~ ID
tKsefc,
J. De Longs b. C. Little Thorn", 10i wynn
Marcus pniys ca. q skalkaho, lol 10 i<afy >
penn, and schoolrnarn. ~ 'sheedy), also ran
Time ;05
Bettng-dsssette. 70 and 3 10 D; Little Thorne.
| and 10 D. Siakaho IL 20 and . - j.
Won by three lengths head between second and third
SIXTH RACE-Pursc $500; selling Six and one half fur
longs.
J. f. Qugleys ch. h. Harry Aionzo. by Charley How
ard-Elss Morrison. G years LOG n. .R. DoggeD
j. McLsughlins ch. c. Little Tom. 4. lo3 80. PENN
Amazon Stables Dr. 4. Milwaukee 3. o5... tsheedD
St Vincent. o5 Keefe). alto ran.
Time :264
Betting-Harry Aonxo. 10 to and 70 % Little Tom.
10 and out: Milwaukee. 20 and 70 q
Won by three parts Of a length. ten lengths between
sec1nd and third
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teuirel and the Conservative Deputies. The latter
have forced the resignation OF Mr.. Hammerseiu
from their leading organ. and he seems anxious TO
have his revenge. The plague OF little papers" or
personal revelations. which ragged recently In thu
Germany, and renew the scandals OF the famous
Arnim trial. from which Bismarck came out victor.
ternaonny. 1t is said. IN fact. that the Baron 10
in possession OF letters In which Mr. Manteunel DIS
Of Emperor William. who's. favore he was at the
time. The publication OF Mr.. Hammersten's pam
phlet would widen still the breach existing
between the Kaiser and the Conservative Agrarian
party and weaken the Governmental majority In the
Prissian Landtag. as well in the Imperial Relchs
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SARATOGA REGATTA OFFICERS SELECTED

Saratoga. y. y. July Is (SpeciaD--Over twenty
crewn VIII participate In the Saratoga Lake regatta
OF the National Association OF Amateur Oarsmen.
which will take place tomorrow and Thursday.
The races VII. be called at o'clock in the after
noon and will probably continue iii early evening
The 'egatte officers will include the following:
Umpire e. II. Zappone. OF the ADa.osan Boat cub.
Washington. d. G.; timers. Gordon s. Carigan. Of
the Schuylkill Navy. Philadelphia J. II. Abeei. Of
the Nassau Boat Club. and A. H. Groel OF the
Eureka Boat Club both OF Etw-York City: Judges
the finish. Frank BALI. Of the Philadelphia Boat
Club; G. w. Pareisendanz OF tho Paramount Boat
Club Of Philadelphia. and J. L. Bailantyne. Of the
Arthur XIII Rowing Association Of Elizabeth, ".
j.; Judges at the turn G. ~ Bond. OF the Nassau
Boat Club: A. Il. Hopper, Of the Passaic Boat cub
and G. d. Suppec. Of the Pennsylvania Boat Club
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDER&

Washington. July ls (5peciaD.-The following
army orders have been Issued
The leave OF absence granted Lieutenant Co. onei
John J. Rodgers. "a Artillery, In special orders.
is extended one month. The following transfers In
the ist Infantry are ordered First I.cutena nj
Lewis H. strother from Company Il to Company ID.
First Lieutenant Robert H. Noble from Company
ID to Company II. Lieutenant Noble will jo!n the
company to which no Is Transferred. First Lieu
tenant George IL. French. 4th Infantry, In add
nor Of Idaho for temporary duty with the National
Guard OF that State.
The following naval orders were issued:
Medical Inspector @. II. Cook and Surgeon r. s.
Mackey have been ordered TO examination for pro-
motion at the Washington Navy Yard.