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cheap and perfect source of electricity for small independent electric light and power plants In dwellings and buildings of every sort
 It may be added that MT Cox has the support of some of the strongest business men in Hartford, but that he is not promoter or a speculator. and he has no stock for sale His foreign rights have all been bargained for by Baron Erlanger, the Paris banker, whose agent quilted Hartford only a few days ago and Is now on his way across the Atlantic. MT. Cox expects to begin the manufacture of his gen. orators at once in this city. He al- ready has more orders on hand than he is prepared to handle and a great development in his business seems in- vitable-Hartford Times.
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PERSONALS.

Rev. Edwin M. Poteat, pastor of the
 alvary Baptist church, was at the ,bbitt house, Washington, Saturday. Thomas Johnson, mechanical engineer
 nd draughtsman, for the past eight
 bars employed at the works of the Repeating Arms company, dangerously i'll at his home on Dix leII avenue with Bright's disease. lSelectman R. H Brown, who has len confined to his home on Admiral rect for the past week by illness is Spwly recovering. Yesterday his con- Etion had improved sufficiently to a1- Nv him to sit up for short time. It 8 thought that he will be able to go #t in a few days.
 Miss Nettte Squires of West Haven seriously i'll at her home on Savin genue suffering from malarial fever Miss Bernice Andrews of Waterbury the guest of the Misses Ross of Cot |ge street.
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our ON BAIL,
Dr. Lee Released F, ,om Jail Yesterday on
 $1O,OOO Bonds.

Dr. Lee Released From Jail Yesterday on
 $1O,OOO Bonds.
 pr. J. Edward Lee was released from jail yesterday afternoon on a bond of l$10 ,000 furnished by Edward F. Bishop, the George street blacksmith. State Attorney Doolittle, who had Mr. Bish- |ops real estate looked up in the town |clerlu's office and then appraised by Assessor Baldwin, examined MT Bishop lin regard to his financial resources. Under oath MT. Bishop swore that he was worth $20,000 above all his liabili- |ties. MT. Doolitt1e then accepted him las bondsman, and directed Clerk An |ketell to make out an order releasing |Dr. Lee.
 This order was given to Attorney IChase and he, L. B. Hinman and s. Nv. Hart took carriage and drove to fhe jail after Dr. Lee. The latter was highly pleased at the prospect of being |,ree again, and packed up his belong ! ngs and after bidding the officials good bye came down to Attorney Chase's off, lice. where he met the gentlemen who Guaranteed his bondsman.
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Annraled the Case.

Bridgeport, May 13.--Counsel for Col ,onel William H. Stevenson to-day filed an appeal to the supreme court from the decision of Judge Curtis and a jury in the common pleas court, which last week allowed Manager J. w. Jackson of the New London opera house, $15o and costs, because Colonel Stevenson engaged his house one night for a con- cert last fall and then failed to appear
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KENT o1UB pBrzE DEBATE.
'o be Held Thursday Evening in Osborn
 Ha1I

To be Held Thursday Evening in Osborn
 Hall.
 The Yale Kent club prize debate will be held at Osborn Iall next Thursday evening. The question is: Resolved, That it Is unwise to carry the system of free public instruction beyond the edu- cation of the common school" The disputants are all members of the Yale Law school class of '95 and are: Rob- ert Adair, George Winston Carey. Louis Edgenton Corner, William Henry Cox, John Wayland Petite, Fred Clark Rector.
 The judges will be c. P. Clark, presi- dent of the Consolidated railroad, James H. Webb of this city, Professor T. Harwood Pattison of Rochester und- versity, Rochester, N. Y.
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TN WHsT HAVEN.

 Boys Brigade Drill at the Congregational
 Church. A fine program has been prepared for Thursday and Friday evenings to be given in the Congregational chapel, West Haven, for the purpose of rais- ing funds for the equipment of the new ly organized Boys brigade. The pro- gram is as follows:
 May 16. Solo-A Lesson in Poltteness,
 Miss Bodwell, Selection, Hopkins Grammar School Glee Club. Recitation-Tim the Wharf Rat,
 Miss Gertrude Roy. Violin duet, Piano accompaniment Battle of Gettysburg,
 Master and Miss Canada, Selection,
 H. G. s. Glee Club. Hiawatha's Wooing-Reading and Tab leaux. Recitation,
 Miss Gertrude Roy. Violin duet-Serenade,
 Master and Miss Canada. Selection,
 Glee Club. citation-Willyum Watermilyun,
 Miss Mary c. Tracy.
 May IT.. Solo and chorus,
 Yale Glee Club Quartet, Selection,
 H. H. S. Mandolin Club. Recitation-The Quaker and the Rob- Der,
 Ledyard Hastings. Violin solo-Faust,
 George Fields. Song,
 Yale Glee Club Quartet. 
 II. H. S. Mandolin Club Violin solo-Song Without Words,
 George Fields. Selection,
 Yale Glee Club Quartet. raphs-Land and Water Scenes Jones, Van Buren and Eldridge. Ice cream, home made candy and flowers will be for sale in the dining room by members of the mission circle,
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 Rubinstein Club Recital.

Following is the program for the Ru- binstein club recital to be given at War ner hall tomorrow (Wednesday) even- ing, Ella May Belden, director:
 PART FIRST. Invitation to the Dance. Oesten
 Club. Romance from Mignon. n......... Thomas
 MT. De Woll From the Depths of Our Contrition >. .. .. .. ....,...............C Campana
 Mrs. Hull a. An den Fru1ing. Grieg b. Wiegen lied.. :. :. .......... Grieg c. Ieh liebe dich ch...............Gr Grieg
 Mr. filling. a. Sweet and Low...............P Platte b. The Angel. ..Rubinstein
 Club SunSet.' .'..'..... Buck
 MT. Phillips. a. Now Thou Art Mine...... .. ;, :. ..............M Meyer -Helmund b. The Night Has Thousand Eyes .................,..... Willis H. Alling
 Miss Belden. a. Nocturne ... Chadwick b. At Parting. .......... Rodgers c. Lady, Let Me Believe. Tosti
 MT De Voll.
 PART SECOND.
 Cantata. ''The Hesperus" ".... .......,,.,. Brewer Club, Messrs. De Voll and Phillips.
 Ushers Assisting. MT. Albert B. Reed, Danbury. MT c. F. Meigs, Waterbury, MT. G. B. Alvord, Torrington, MT. William c. Dickinson of this city.
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St. patr4ck,s T. A. R. Society.

The seventh annual excursion of the St. Patrick's Young Mems T, A. B. society will be held on July 4, the party going to New York. The annual ban quet of the society will be held to-mor- row evening, to which the canvassers at the society's fair have been invited.
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NEW RESTDENCE.

Professor Robinson's House in Washing
 ton.
 Washington, May 13.--Prof William C. Robinson of the Yale law school, father of George E. Robinson, the ex- private secretary of Patent Commits .sioner Seymour is building house for his occupancy in connection with his duties as a lecturer on social sciences at the Catholic university in this city.
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ANNUAL BANQUET
Of the New Haven Baptist Union.

The New Haven Baptist union will hold it's annual banquet in the First Baptist church Wednesday evening, May 15, at o'clock, Rev. Dr. Patter- son of Rochester will be the principal speaker.
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PART SECOND.
 Cantata.
GENERAL HAWLEY
Coming to Wo dmont Again.

Senator and Mrs. Hawley and family will leave Washington for Hartford on Tuesday, May 21, and will spend two or three weeks with MT. and Mrs Geo. H. Warner in that city before going to Woodmont for the summer Senator IIawley has recently visited Richmond county, North Carolina, where he was born He had not been there for fifty seven years.
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The New Haven Shoe Company,
 s42s46 Chapel Street, New Haven. Conn.,
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

City Engineers Office, No. IT, City Hall,(
 New Haven, Ct, May 1lth, 1895 GyEALED proposals will be received at this D office until p. III. May 16th, 1895: For rebuilding the fender pier of the Chapel street drawbridge over Mill river. Blank forms of proposal and any informa- tion concerning plans, specifications, bonds, &c. will be furnished upon application. No proposal will be received after the time specified, and all proposals not on the blanks furnished or not properly filled out will be rejected.
 The right to reject any or all bids is re- served.
 By order of the Board of Public Works.
 0. w. KELLY, my135t City Engineer.
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EPPS'S COCOA.
RREAKFAsT--sTrppEP

EAKFAST-SUPPER
 By thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operationsof digestion the fine properties of well-selected Cocoa, Mir Epps has provided for our breakfast and sup per delicately favored beverage which may save us many heavy doctors" bills. It is by the judictous use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladles are floating around us ready to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape manya fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and properly nouushed frame.'-Civil Service Gazette.
 Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only in half-pound tins, by grocers, la- belled thus: JAMES EPPS x CO.,, Ltd.
 Homeopathic Chemists,
 26m tu&We London, England,
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In this city there probably five thousand men that are still unfamiliar with the comfort, durability and the many other good points attached to cOOred shoes. Many styles criticised being too light shade or too pointed at the toe. We have our shelves over three thousand pairs of Summer Shoes many of them in the modest shades of tan brown and cOffee and made on both medium wide and broad fiat toe lasts They certainly suggestion for the citi- zen who desires to abolish his blacking kit for the next few months to look these easy cool andnOt high priced shoes.
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A FEV WORDS OF SPECIAL INTEREST.
KNIGHTS TEMpTAR CCATS.

Anticipating the demand there will be for these garments previous the held had made factory complete line Knights Tempar The material used fine quality Black Boadcoh fsass Price OOO Samples of can be
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The evening world., 1895-09-20
N THE FIELD OF LABOR.

Jacob Harter has been made Treasurer o.,
Metal Polishers and Buffers Union No. :
Jacob Zepp has been chosen Financial Secretary
OF Carriage and Wagon Makers Local Union
No, .,
The headquarters OF the Waist ami Wrapper
Makers Union has been removed to 5s Orchard
street
ElNard l. Valley has been appointed a district
organizer Tor the United brotherhood o. Car
pcnters and Joiners
li5rseshoers' Union No. IS elected Thom,s /
Day to temporarily act as It's Re sordtus and Cor
responding Sc retary
The AmalElmated Society o' EnrInee-s has
spent over $50 600 !or benefits to unsmplo, eI mem.
oer> during the last twJ years
Rachel uehrusk has been elected Recording and
Corresponding SerrcIar, OF Tobacco Worker.
Union No. 49, aud Emma Schwarz is Finlnci.l
Secretary
The Seamen's National Union has nrs'srr.
charges against United States Commissions U.a.
cock for refusing TO enforce the provisions ot the
Mcguire bill. "
Cabinet Makers Union No. 30s hs. voted IN
favor OF elerting a third business agent Tor III,
New York Carpenters District Council. TO hs,s
jurisdiction above the Harlem River
Knights OF Labor proposing to organize n lors
assembly In Brooklyn have been notified by The
brotherhood o! Carpenters and Joiners that the
cards VIII not be recognized unless they pa,
dues to the Brotherhood
For the support Of the General omee o, IN,
International Cigar-M Makers Union twenty OF tn,
largest local branches have been taxed 800 each
among three unions Nos 90 and IA OF this city
and No. lis, o! Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1895-09-20
VALKYRIE'S OWNER SCORED.
Admiral Fita9ernld Handles Dun.
raven without GIOye..

LONDON. Sept 20-The Times gives
prominence to-day to a letter from Ad.
miral Fitzgerald, In which the writer
says that Lord Dunraven must expect
that his conduct in the matter Of the
America Cup match races will be Sc
verely criticised. ana that it compares,
unfavorably with Mat OF Mr.. Iselin.
His fair-mnded countrymen. Admiral
Fitzgerald continues. have cause to re-
gre. the course Of Lord Dunraven. and
all true lovers Of sport must regret that
Mr.. lselin's generous offer to resal the
SECOND race was declined
Technically, the Admiral says. Lord
Dunraven's refusal to sail on the third
day was right, but the question should
nave been treated upon broader grounds
Americans throughout have shown the
true sporting instinct. The Impartial
verdict OF nautical history. the letter
concludes: will say that Lord Dunraven
mas tailed to uphold the best traditions
OF English yacht-racing,
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ATHLETES ALL READY.
London and American Lads
to Contest Tomorrow.
THE PROBABLE WINNERS
The Yankees Hope TO Add Many of
the Medals to Their
Collection.

The best athletes Of the two creates
countries will meet at Manhattan Fielt
Tomorrow TO engage In friendl!
struggle to establish athletic suprem m
acy of England or America. For th
first time representative teams of Eng
land ard America will contest under tn,
same conditions and on the same field.
The track is in superb condition. Th,
grand stand has been decorated will
the coiors Of the London and New Yorl
Athletic Clubs. The Englshmen aban
doned work at Berkeley Oval yesterday
and this morning the New York mer
kept indoors or strolled around the tarir
Ing grounds.
1t Is almost certainty thai
the Amer.eans will capture the
strength tests and the jumps
Big lem Mitchell and Bill HEX
ok, OF Yale, are entered for shot-put.
ting and hammer-throwing. L. J. Wat
son. the only London man entered for
these events. saw llickok at work Sat
urday and was convinced that Hickok
e 10 too expert for him.
Downer. "the flying Scotchman," their
chief hope for 100 yards. is laid up with
a weak leg. He is a splendid runner,
outs TIC Sduuot posslDly 81 " thc Post
tomorrow. Bradley is entered and is
very fast for that distance.
% The American hope for the hun ired
yards Is r. J. Wefers and John V. Crum,
Wefers and Bradley hold about the same
time records. but Bradley is much
quicker In getting off his mark.
Horan, Of Cambridge. for the Lonion
A.C.. and Fitzpatrick for the New York
ers will probably have 1t between them
for the half mile run. Kilpatrick has
Horan's best record Is l.55 4-5. On pub
lie form Fitzpatrick should win the
medal The Londoners have also en-,
tered Davenport, Lutyens. wilkins and
In the 22O-yard run, wefcrs should win
with Crum second. as Bradley, the Eng
iish hope. has never done the distance
Tommy Burke and George Sands will
70 to the scratch for the y. Y. a. c. In
the guarter-mile and will be, opposed
New York men think Burke will win.
The one-mile race will probably add
another medal to the large stock owned
tie L. A. C.. will be the only contestant.
seconds. while Tommy Tommy. holds the world worlds
George ssSre or,ens for the home ne clab may
capture second prize.
Much doubt bangs hangs around AROUND the lsc-yard
but must meet Capt. Geoffrey Shaw. Cf
London. Chase holds the worlds record
Of IS 3-5 seconds. Shaw Is only one-fifth
Of a second behind him Chase has been
In rather poor condition this week.
The high jump. broad jump. hammer
throwing and shot-putting may be
called American .'cinches."
A. b. Johnson and B. Williams will
represent London. with Sweeney and
8. A. w. BaltazZi as antagonists.
The English have w. J. Oakley and
w. Mendelson for the broad jump.
Bioss, the American champion. anu
L. p. Sheldon will be against them. and
Bloss should win.
b. In putting the sixteen-pound shot and
throwing the hammer, Jem Mitchell and
Bill Hickok will contest. f. J. Watson
and G. 8. Robertson are the English
entries.
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GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

II 10 said that Jack JoynAr may be induced .
train fo Co. W T. Thompson next season
Joyner himself says that he intenis gathering
together a few good ones and Will train and race
them hiin'elt
Darien was badly abused by Kee.e in the race
he ran yesterday. Keefe n1ggel the animal IN
mercifully. and cut great. raw wells in his side
In addition Daren pulled up lame and Nj
Rogers Ia towering rage after he ex.
amined the horse
six furlongs yesterday in LII in company with
Patrician.
Sport has been fired. Th. means that n,
irons have been applied to his legs. The only
way to hre a cantankerUus bru:e like Sport IL H.
Are chunk OF lead into his head.
j. Murphy. the crack Jockey OF that fanou.
ride for Frank Beard for ;he remainder Of n,
season.
Taral is open for engagement, as h. will no
ride for the Messrs. Keene next year. Taral H.,
one oner from the West which he IS cons teri nv
The Eastern public carnot afford to let Taral pe
sway irom them. He is too good rider
Jockey Chorn gets interfered with In races NOR
than any other boy II is the duty Of the stew
ards to learn whether this Interference is faxed
- whether II really occurs. one OF the easies
ways OF pulling horse Is to feign Interference
The evening world., 1895-09-20
ANOTHER NEW GIANT.
Davis VIII Cover First Base for
New York To-day.


BOSTON, Sept. 2o.-Davis. the Giants
new FIRST baseman. will play his frsi
game with Manager Watkinss boyi
this afternoon. The youngster, who
by the way, looks every inch a ball
player, arrived in Boston late this morn.
ing. According to the present arrange
ment he will cover the Initial bag this
afternoon. and Doyle will be shifted to
third
Doheny, the Vermont "nnd" pitched
things are considered he lid fairly well.
His support was wretched. number
of balls going through the in1eld that
should have been eaten up. Then ne
was very poorly coached.
In fact, the .%ounSster was thrown
Ing up the batters. Several OF the
hits credited to the Bcancatcrs were
decidedly "scratchy" He had better
control than in his first game, and
With pr9ESr hs1hi'ps w1 ,S gi w1Inr sprHy % fnr
The Gothamites this afternoon, while
KID Nichols will do likewise for
Nash's outfit.
President Freedman left for New York
this morning, but will stop of a., Proyi,
over stories that have been circulated
In New York to the effect that tho
stands at Manhattan Field are not
safe. According to him, every stand
on the. grounds has been carefully In.
spected, both bs his own men and
the Building Department. In anticipa-
tion Of the enormous crowd that will
witness Saturdays big games. and they
have been pronounced In nrst-class con-
di'ion. Supt. Arth lr Bell denies abso-
any portion Of the stands were danger
The evening world., 1895-09-20
TO-MORROW'S CUP RACE.
America md England to Contest
with Yachts at Oyster Uny.

with Yachts nt Oyster bay.
The first Of series Of five yacht races
for the international challenge cup, Of
fered by the Seawanhaka-Corinth
Yacht Club. will be sailed tomorrow at
Oyster Bay. between ]. Arthur Brands $
half rater Spruce ". and c. ]. Fields $
Ethefwynn.
The Ethelwynn represents America
through the Indian Harbor Yacht Club.
while Mr.. Brands boat is the represent.
England.
The course for to-morrOw's race will
begin at an imaginary line drawn be-
tween the Centre Island buoy and the
committee steamboat, and thence six
miles to windwa:d and return. Five
hours Is the time limit. and a race not
completed In that time must be resa iiad
Many yachtsmcn of both England and
America VIII be on hand to witness the
contest between the little boats The
cup Committee has issued an urgent
appeal TO owners of steam craft to Keep
well OF the course,
According to the rules the helmsman
must be an amateur. The boats were
measured Yesterday with 300 pounds of
hallast placed am!dships to represent
the weight Of tive men. which is the
crew allowed.
The race starts at noon, and the only
sails allowed are mainsan, iih and
spinnaker
The evening world., 1895-09-20
JURORS WHEEL OF FORTUNE
Annual Drawing Of Panels for Va
rtOIs Courts To-Dny.

Sheriff Tams"n, Judge puCro, Deputy
County Clerk Scully and Major Pnmlcy
Commissioner OF Jurors, met in the
County Clerks office this morning I'd
witness the yearly impaneling OF
jurors for the supreme Court. General
Sessions, superior. Common Pleas anu
City Court.
In big copper wheel We're placed
27,lS5 names. written on slips that filled
three waste baskets. The first pauc
drawn contained Lao names for the
next term OF the superior Court. \
panel was drawn for each of the other
OF the judges from each court wa.
present at the drawing for his court.