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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-14
Uonvsntion SNAP shots.


The much-wauicd bl,ls,i1 taatI haa
90 lasi turn hung on she Wallh VI tlc
Convention haH.
Etrcvcll Be- au active labor champion,
though bu says no holds uo extreme
We've ant r!ll prCsrut none.
Amous the viBltors 90 the C0nycu.
zion chamber tao last tw. days Wtr1 o.
couple Ui "Amufichu' d AMI Clr..-
tia1iz.i Cinnamon"
Stfgcaut.atatms ClawFUu aud Dc.
contur j, l.. Fnuks were uH IHus D
their slYTti lhls m.guiug DO dnUe thv
Convention cHamUorutUsHua.y.
Lluluof c,rti,s tbr kcls o. vsTi.
table maErz..c OF position"
powder uuu toe tC1uilg Of bio
ordnance VIII continue b. be- heard
dufius thetcis.ou,
The c1mmit,eu 90 miuts and MI d.
lus met this morning ulp9iHicI "a
cub g multtee cguHHiIug u. k.huf,
ivila, sharp, SquiTgs au4 NlcNuioru
t9urufI au sfuc'u f0f rrgsoalatOu 90
The fulI committee.
wee wei tlat tho delegates had
thair "lreiiies' inEru yts.rfI.y wHtu
there wac r'ouiHiI4n u. suusulUu.
lsuay tIe aImJapHUuHli conditions
were decided y uuityyIHu.e .ud 9. q
results 20 facing tlg camera would
have been aI.a.v uusatis'Hei.fy.
Colonel 5IuIfrs Ifapa'.s Fbufm1u'
right iu iuu u,Ie of tHe "u. com rom a.
lug yHGm au of the aIr ttA,n u
thinks That honor ur'0lgs io Him.rf
aul tay. Hai hc o. lu low 70 af wlm1u
having Whatever sHr WaHIa fl t.iE
world Guu that uu uI..aU llUeul.-
Tour h0ujs O. Jay lu assitt as her 90
get DO
Regarding 0ur 20 trr standing m.ts
of luu CuuyraiIau, that Goo sg.ular
ariefa ut ugf..efs ehai' net tc .uHYeIa-
"a % interrupted uuI.s tyl vote 70
two .ligIs U. the guIagairH present
EvauH Wr.Hf ilstrvruiug Ttm TaUl
with eating Irony, during lH urUlH.
zion, "luat should have been caI9gcgI
a few mi uivs ago wntu the member
took 90 into ltlf hcais 20 rt.p ilt
machinery OF Tue Convention lu 9rlrT
% facu tnr camera AMI gel turif
pigiugca tHhtl."
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ftf-f ar-ca.ot Dr Mr.. Hague and u.
A toruoy Juad al Suacitl Cnuusel
J. A Marihail or he UHuci statef.
tu.Iyst- three classes 0f Indictment;
uIno cHarfts miEInr nHg entries,
four charges misaIprOuf'nIOn 20 fund.-,
nUuuur rhHrgcH cmlsia. WHni. The
temuffsIs were on The Etouud ilEt
tte Iid .rfututs Uii NOS cIuf.rm .
sfc.iouf 100 and lil OF the cuminIl
1r II Jieh, in tal they did uHt
suiii'icuuy dtacrius tlu Cllusu
caargct.
Anct bearing Arguments The tcmur.
fers were Uvtffuitu; exception tatrn
hy defendants, auI pleas 1l MT gully
o. the Indictments yuitfsH.
OTHER BUSINESS
Argument Du mu.rn tor a now
Trial in tue RichafIaau rape catu wac
ret FOR he .l,t 90 Nuch.
w. ~. WiH5u, n. a. Ncibaur, W..
March AM b. 81. DlgriuB were ar-
raiunrt ON iuIiclmsus c4afgiuE them
With peTmutitg gambling ON their
pfrmites. They GO. 8 900 Friday Of 10
O'clock 90 pleay; bonds were hEud at
800 each,
TIE case Of the Uuit,i States We
Chas. NJ. PauCn, adultery, was ordofOd
fcIuHmiltCi 10 the gfnnd jury.
Mrs, 4. -. Hancock, ui Pnytou,
v0H granted adivorcc by default, ftom
solomon Haucocs ON iho grounds OF
failure 90 provide; che was awarded
so a M lnth aIimony, $50 attorneys
ices hn- cls.e.
Tho jury IN the case OF the People
W. RsChgI Dsvit, adultery, brought lu
uvur8iCt &c not guilty..
Herman Burmrsivr, tried GA M Go.
d.ctmunt charging Cmutgllemsat, was
acquitted.
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peeI.lon IN lhe J0rdln Dam ~.

Decision in the Jordan Dam Case.
Thia murulug the arbitration com.
mission iu the case between tHr salt
Lake Canal companies HuI UHu
county people Doe thr r0utflv icy &C..
gafjiuE The Jordan dam dHlut. ten.
dufui itH decision on the question %
whether iho salt LsEo c.u.ty PEOPLE
had violated The contract. IhrmsIHr-
10y l.. ". SAuElu and Amos D..
H0Idawsy, decided that they haH,
if1m wuluH ducit.0l jgfcyh J., Taylor
dissUnttd. Tho next Thing Boo o.. Iu.
oii,d will 30 90 what extent iur Ut.u
county people have boom llIuluI by
the failure % toe Salt Lave IaItIes Iu
comply with ne contact iu regard TO
regulating tlu water 10 tlo lanIs lu
the JUfaAu TivgL Toe comullsl9u
Will not meet urgln uIl April lot.
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political party or rufs.n, Committee
on elections aud right % outrage.
A. press time the Convention was
stlll o. session.
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'''s' Merritt Presldiug-Demurrcr 10
Indictments Oycrrulcd.

F' TI'si Jutlice Merritt presided In the
a., ,.-'l5'liltt court this morning, The
nv, .-'lltss DC transacted wasto plyr
,,r,l'eh' anu decree OF foreclosure. ~
,,..NisstHan, 10 the case Of y, ~ n
3, -5'''0 Ce-2p. Institution Dr IS.
lsm"v,l, 'lllowed tho arguments on tho
No. =, ~ u. 10 the indictments in Inc
ss,gs we unlled States Va Aims
~ 'auge HendsEson and s, a,
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NLuILAIINa ELEoIL0Ns.

sueven, Ct Weber a proposition
regu'p,iug elections, 10 pt1ylies tnat
she legislature may pgsH laws repuIat-
luE u!gcli1is anu REGISTRATION aud 10
Ityeut iOrEcfy ana C1uuttTieiuug Of
ballots coUtaiulus the names Il caull-
Iaio5 90 prevent mud punish the
printing oud CJuutsticillng OF hi,
tickets utauy political parry % cauii.
date; Go prevent aud punish the pr.ut-
Tug uu tickets Of one political party the
urp'es ~ auy candidate uf any other
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siyevell, of Weber, a proposition
rowling tnut "uignt hour ac,ual
WORK shall constitute lawful day,.
work on ala slate and inuuiriral
WORKS." LABOR anu arbitration com
mit.ve.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-04
from the grip,
pneumonia, diphtheria, fever and
is given by Hoods Sarsapa-
;. It makes PURE BLOOD.

Everyone will be deeply inter.
ed in the remarkable offer be.
made by a new paper just es.
P'isled III st. Paul, 10 build up
REGULATION To those sending
I'm the names of five friends
10 buy secs, accompanied by
cents Gin stamps or coin) they
F sending the famous Star Col.
Ftlcn of Pansies and Petunias,
insisting of five regulars size
ekets, the retail price OF which
Sl.oO, or one packet each of the
Flowing vegetable novelties:
Fee Tomato, All Cream Lettuce
pa Matchless Cucumber. In ad-
|'lon to this they give a three
|on'hs subscription to The Amer.
|an Home and Garden, a bright
P page illustrated journal devoted
the Garden and Household
le only paper Of it's kind in the
'flre Northwest. This is your
ppo'tunity. State which collec.
Oh YOU want and the seeds will
'ach You by return mail Address
He AMERICAN HOME AND GAR.
En-, st. Paul. MINI.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-04
Local and General.

C,even was in town
by. :,
s.vase was up from Kimball
tidayt.
|. O.man was down from
rds Tuesday.
+. Shutter returned Tuesday
his trip to Iowa.
|. BAckus and W. J. Hughes
h Waterbury Tuesday.
B. Dalrymple has been driv'
e iimbsll mail this week.
moisture that has been due
yeral mouths got here Sum-
About two inches of water
vices will be held at the
h next Sunday morning at
! conducted by Revs. Thrall
Fisk.
is office is indebted to Hon.
J Rove, Register of the Land
! A: Chamberlain, for All ex.
|lt map of South Dakota.
J.. Galbraith, of Yankton,
in to~n yesterday. Mr..
|raith WAS going through to
be on bicycle but found the
bling pretty hard through the
BIO since the late rain.
ne O'Connor e. Kent company
andcd after showing at Puk.
Thursday night. The boys
hey had Il good house at that
}. ju the way the people there
1 10 appreciate good comedy
'Hragcd them.
oman suffrage was debated 1T
ircrary last week. s. eakcrs
he affirmative were W. X
IN, Geo. l;acSus and Il b.
Ell, aud on the negative, E. +.
Arthur Hill and \. V. Drirs
negative got the decision.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-04
COAXISSIONER'S PROCEED
INGN.
Gam Valley, s, d..

~. april LIST, 1895.
The Board of County COMMITS.
sioners metin Regular Quarterly
Session on Monday, April LIST, 1895
Board called to order at | o'clock
p. m. Presnt: John Stroud and
Samuel Robb.
On motion the chairman vas
authorized to execute deeds to b.
Z. Huddle for Lot 6 Block 8. and
to Geo. W. Backus for Lot 4 Block
3 both Of Gam Valley, s. D, the
parties having paid $500 each to
the County Treasurer tor said lots.
On motion the official bond of
Frank Mottl a. constable, was ap-
proved and accepted.
On motion the Board declared a
vscsncv In the ofhce Of Surveyor
for Buffalo county, S. ID
On motion Gam Valley, Duncan
P. D. and Richards were desig-
mated as the three places IN Buffalo
county for holding chattel mort
gage sales
On motion the reports of Arthur
G. Hill, Register OF Deeds, and f.
=. Dive, County Treasurer, OF fees
collected IN January, February and
March, $64.3O and $l65. O2, re-
specuvely, were approved and &C.
cepted.
On motion the report of J. V.
Drlps, Justice of the Peace, IN case
OF State of South Dakota W.. Amos
Ganderson. was approved and fees
allowed 40 follows:
}. V. DriPs. Justice fees ...$ l %
b. y. Huddle, Notary fees .. 25
N. B. Ingers n, sheriff tees. IL 81
On motion the action Of Treas
urer ana Auditor in transferring
$780, 90 from County Sinking Fund
to county General Fund IN March
was approved.
On motion $3.50 was orde ed
transferred from County Sinking
To County General Fund.
On motion the bond Of Levi a.
Creager "a Justice of tie Peace was
approved and accepted.
On motion Jarolyn Hawk was
appointed supervisor of road dl -
trict No. B
On motion the bill of Ochsner
b o., Hardware and Drugs, $3.50,
was rejected.
On motion bill Of Hand county
for care and maintalnence of Peder
Sorenson was rejected.
On M ton the following bills
were aliOwed:-
w. A. Wooledge. wolf
bounty 4 %
August SObek, same....... 3 90
Charles Grace, same 5000. l so
Fred Sobek. same......... l so
J. V. Dr'ps, county PRINT
ing and stationery ...... 80 -
w. X. Brown, refundlng
order road district 4 go. 4S
J. F Mlllett, ~refund,ng or
der road district 8 ....x. 50
Hughes q Slechta, temper
arv relief K. Bloha....:. SO
Hughes & Slechta, supplies
for county %
A. X. futile, 3 months SAL
ary County Superinten-
dent of Schools and cash
advanced. :. so so
g. ". Owen, blanks 800. 4 40
H. B. Farren, 8 months sal
airy States Attorney 80. 95 90
VIM. Kent, cleaning court
house. 0o
s. Moulton, 8 months sal
airy Auditor and cash ad
vanced. 80. 1o2 40
John Stroud, l days atten.
dance a. Commissioner
and mllsage............ 8 6O
Samuel Robb, l DAYS atten
dance - Commissioner
and mileags............ w
On motion the minutes were read
and approved. J.,
SINE die.
Attest: JOHN STROUD,
SrrLYMAN MoULroN. Chairman.
[szA1] Auditor
Estray.
Taken up on section 13-1OS-7O,
two red cows, white feet, branded
GID" Owner can have same by
all charges.
PETER WERDEL.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powdee
l A>A
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-04

,SCDDEN.
EXby buylnea
q so, as it il
I've. In the
yon! must
bRn most all
be It
NE or other
Iva far worse
81. Ask your
iE BACO-
E1pureIy vega,
10 will CEASE
{yre you took
Esto absolutely
Price SLIGO
Els2.5o. For
!apt Of price,
Booklets and
fnke, Wis.
lap,.
sept. z. 1894.
past two years
Iaeystem became
.sume being. a,
@ks ago today
cured; l am IN
,@cker fully ap.
%l lul. AT. can
lWHORNIcK.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-04

DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powdee
Most Perfect Made.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-04

Isl
re Fora
lion, write Z,
iynityyears'
COmmunica'
hook Ofln'
How to OBJ
Q ofmechan'
Co. receive
erica q, anu
public With
endid papeL
las ai BY fMthhss
work in the
ent free.
Fear. Single
htains beau,
Sphs of new
10 show the
IAddress
SHOADwAh
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-04-04

Estray.
Taken up on section 13-1os-7o,
two red cows, white feet, branded
GID" Owner can have same by
all charges.
PETER WERpEL.
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TALE NOTES.
A Cleveland CIub-The February Review
 Second Glee Club Trials.


 Second Glee Club Trials,
 A meeting will be held next Monday evening for the purpose of organizing Cleveland, O., club in the university. The club will have membership of about twenty-five
 The Yale Glee and Banjo clubs will give a concert in Fair Haven on We'd nesday evening, February 27. The clubs will also give a concert in Meriden on March 5.
 The Berkeley association held pray CT meeting in the '97 room in Dwight hall last evening"
 A movement is on foot among the stu dents to petition that Chittenden library be opened in the evening. It has always been closed after o'clock, thus greatly hindering those who are unable to take advantage of the library during the day.
 The contents of the February number of the Yale Review, which appeared yesterday are as follows:
 Recent Reforms in Taxation" by Prof. E. R. A. Seligman of Columbia college; "The Farmer in American Politics." by Prof. Jesse Macy of Iowa college; Industrial Consolidation and Arbitration" by Prof. E. R. L. Gould
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hr TIE CLOCK MANUFACroRY.


 To Start Up on the Woodwork Side WeeI From Monday-Thanks and Check Fol the Bremen.
 The work of clearing away the debris of the fire at the clock factory is progressing rapidly. One of the big boilers that was in the blaze is found to be uninjured and steam from 1t can soon be used in the buildings 1t sup plies. On the woodwork side work will be resumed week from next Monday. In the other departments of the big shop work is going on as usual.
 That the work of the fire department is warmly appreciated by the Clock company is seen by the following let ter from President Gaipin, received by Chief Kennedy yesterday.
 A. J. Kennedy, Chief of the New Ha-
 ven Fire Department
 Dear Sir-As we look over the scene of the fire at our factory on the night of the 18th inst. our admiration of the quality and results of the work of the fire department, under your direc- tion, steadily grows. While the fire was in progress it seemed to us a great thing that you were able to confine it to the building in which it broke out. It now seems to us still greater thing that you not only did that but saved part of the contents of the dry house itself. Tn partial recognition of the very prompt and effective work of your department the writer is instructed by the board of directors of the company to ask that you will accept for the Firemen's Bene7 tf fund the enclosed check for $1OO Thanking you again and through you the members of the fire department, for the courage and intelligence dis played, am very respectfully yours,
 S. A. GALPIN.
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Men overcoats s5.75 at oak Hall.
EtnamcfaI.
The Pressure to Sell on the Exchange Was
 Not Pronounced.

|
 The Pressure to Sell on the Exchange Was | Not Pronounced.
 New York, Feb. 15.-Some disap- pointment was felt in stock circles this
 morning at the defeat of the Wilson
 gold bond resolution in the house, but
 the pressure to sell was not pronounced.
 In the first hour the margin was less than point. Later on there was con- siderable selling of Jersey Central
 Northwest and Lead. Other weak spots were Erie, Lackawanna, Dela-
 ware and Hudson, Louisville and Nash vile, Missouri Pacific and Western
 Union. Jersey Central was sold down from S61a to SS%@S4A on statements that the forthcoming annual report will show only S51 per cent. earned on the stock for this year North
 west fell from 90% to S9H and the other grangers 9s to % per cent. The feeling on these stocks is more bearish because of the poor prospects for busi- ness in the section of the country traversed by these lines. An effort to make capital out of the small commis- sion by certain members of the new bond syndicate of gold fell fiat.
 In the afternoon American Sugar bounded up PA to 92a. the announce ment that the senate finance commit tee had recognized the house bill re- pealing the 1-10 differential not having had the slightest Influence. It was be- lieved here that tariff legislation stands no show of passing at this session and for this reason little attention was paid to the action of the senate com mitttee, Lead was depressed, the fail Aure of the directors at the special meet ing to take action on the dividend on the common having led to decline from 29 to 2S.saThe directors, however, ordered the distribution of 1M per cent. on the preferred, payable March 515 Near the close Chicago Gas de- lveloped weakness on rumors of a hitch and dropped IFS to TIA.
 The general market in the final deal ings was slightly better and left off steady. Net changes show losses of 4, to 1 per cent outside of American Sugar, which gained 1% and Tobacco which gained IS per cent Interior Conduit brought 3SA against S5I the last previously reported sale.
 The bond market was lower. Sales were $485,OOO.
 Following are the closing prices re- ported by Prince & WhiteIy, bankers and brokers, 46 Broadway New York, and 15 Center street, New Haven:
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like every mother, I would look upon my baby boy and cling to life.
 Not having much faith in adver- tised medicines. it was with reluctance that I began to use Paine's celery com pound. but after the first dose I slept well. My improvement was rapid ; l took six bottles and gained % pounds in weight, and now I am fleshy, ruddy checked and clear compleXioned, the wonder of all my friends. I do my own work and assist my husband in his labors as a minister of the gospel. I always tell the sick and suffering what this grand compound has done for me"
 For All Sufferers.
 Rev. Percy T. Fenn, rector of St. John's at Boonton, N J., writes
 Tt gives me great pleasure to com mend the use of Paine's celery com pound to all those who are suffering from nervous troubles, I had suffered for two years with nervous prostra- ton brought on by overwork and eX- cessive study, and during this time had tried almost everything in the way of medicine, besides being treated by an eminent specialist in nervous diseases, but nothing helped me until l used Palnes celery compound. This remedy has been of great benefit to me, and I shall always recommend it to all suf- ferers,"
 The fact is,, Paines celery compound makes people we'll, Try it and be convinced.
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of Johns Hopkins university; "The Western Posts and the British Debts, v by Prof. A. c. MacLauglin of the Uni versity of Michigan; "The Socialism of Noses" by Rev. T. s. Potwin '51, of Hartford.
 In addition to the above articles there are the following comments; "The Gold Reserve of the Treasury and the Gold Reserve of the Country" Remarks on the Currency Question:" "The Ethics of Paternalism.'
 A trial for places on the Second Glee club was held in Calliope hall last even ing. Those selected will be announced soon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-16
Granite Cutters to Meet.

Mantle, Feb. 15.-The granite cut ters of this section and from Stony Creek will hold meeting in Westerly, R. l., next week to arrange a new schedule of wages for the Manufac- turers' association. It is proposed by the granite cutters here to ask for an advance of 4 per cent. in their wages. It is not believed that the demand will precipitate a strike, as the men say that the manufacturers have practi- cally agreed to the new wage sched- ue
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BoUGHT 4 BUILDING.
Calvary Industrial Home to be Removed tc
 Chapel Street. ,.

Chapel Street.
 The Calvary Christian Industrial Home society, connected with the Cal vary Baptist church, has just pur- chased from George Bliss, of Morton, Bliss & Co., of New York, through AL bert H. Young, with John T. Sloan, the property at 679 Chapel street, formerly occupied as residence by the late Ed. ward E. Hall, for the sum of $1S,O00. The property has frontage of 46, feet on Chapel street and depth of 176 feet. It is almost opposite the old New Haven opera house.
 The purpose of the society is to car ry on the Christian work which has been carried on for the last year at 40 Crown street. Possession will be giv- en the society on May 1, and at that time the institution, which is now To- cated on Crown street, will be removed there.
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Summer Residence Burglarized.

Mantle, Feb. 15-The summer resi-! dence of Rev, P E. Becker here was burglarized early this morning. The house was ransacked from cellar to at tic, and nearly all the silverware was taken. The owner of the cottage is now in Columbia, s. C., where he is a teacher in the Benedict institute. He resides here summers, and in the south winters. The coachman, who has charge of the property here during the absence of the clergyman, was asleep in a building in the rear but did not hear the burglars.
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The Missing Voorhees,.

Manchester, Conn, Feb. 15.-The au- thorities here have got no trace of Dan iel Voorhees,, who claimed to be from New Haven, and foreman for the Southern New England Telephone com pany, and who hired a team of Ta1cott Brothers in Talcottville February 1. The team was afterwards found in Rock vile. A man who boarded with Voor- hees in Talcottville Is, however, looking for some clue of the alleged lineman, whom it is claimed skipped out with large sum of money belonging to him.
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High School Notes.

The class dues have been decided upon and will only be $5 this year, Heretofore they have ranged from $7 to $10.
 The Crescent will appear Tuesday
 Miss Ford, who is graduate of Hill house, will appear with the Sol Smith Russell company at the Hyperion the ater next week.
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FROM THE PULPIT. PailG'S Celery Compound Has Made Us W8Al We Advise the Sick to Take it, Say the CIergYmen. Be Prepared for the Danger
 Season of Spring. Aggressive Christianity Is Possible With Health. Pastors of All Scots Preach
 1t East and West.
Pastors of All Scots Preach
 1t East and West.

TACTICAL wo r k distinguishes t h e pulpit. Doctrinal sermons to-day are at a discount. Min isters of the gospel,
 as if by a well con- certed plan, are now putting tremendous energy into the cause of good government and public health.
 Aggressive Christ ianity seems to be the pride of every
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Athletic Contest.

\ Norwalt, Feb. 15.-Active prepara- tlons are being made by the members of the Y M. c. A. to have an athletic contest between the Junior teams of the Norwalk and Stamford associations. It is believed that definite arrangement will be made in few days.
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Cnmn Nn. 1.p. O. s. nf A.

Camp No. l, P. 0. s. of A., held their regular meeting last night in the Courier" building and initiated one candidate. After the meeting a smok- CT and banquet was given to the mem bers.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-16

"The India rubber man." remarked the living skeleton, tells me that he intends to be cremated when he dies. !" Well" calculated the fat lady, If that aint' the meanest trick I ever heard of being put upon an unsuspect- ing community."-C Tribune.
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UNITED STATES RUBBER COSf-
 PANV

30 Reade st., New York, Feb'y 6, 1895. A SEMI-ANNUALd dividend of TWO AND -A ONE-HALF PER CENT. has been this day declared upon the Common Stock of this Company by the Board Of Directors, payable March l5, 1895, to stockholders of record at the closing of the transfer books at the close of business on Friday March l, 1So5 The books will be reopene1 at the opening of business March 16, 1S95
 f26 CHAs. k FLINT. Treasurer.
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Boys suits 75o up at 51 Church street,
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SCHEDULE OF ASSETS.

BALANCE NET ASSETS, Dec al, 1894 s0o,546soS as
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Government Bonds.

Following are the quotations for United States bonds at the call to-day: