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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-04-02
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IN EFFECT NOVEMBER
10. 1884
LEAVE RICHMOND, BYRD-SIREEI


SCHEDULE IN EFFECT NOVEMBER
10. 1891
LEAVE RICHMOND. BYRD-SrREE1
STATION.
800 A. 81. Daily -it!chiaOnd and Norfolk
NESTlBt LIZ LIMITED
rive Norfolk II - \. NJ. stops
only at Petersbugs. WaVerly,
and Suffolk. SecOnd-cla35
tickets not accepted for pas
sage on this train.
900 A. NJ DAILY, THE CHICAGO EN-
PRESS" 10. LyHchburg. ROd-
noke. BlUened. Pocahontas
KenoVa, Columbus, and Chit
Cagu. Pullman Buffet Sleeper
Roanoke ID Columbus without
change; alA) for HddfOri
Bristol Knoxville, ChattanoO-
"a, and intermediate points.
Pullman sleeper Kadiord 10
s!o T.. NJ Daiiy ," for Norfolk. Suffolk.
and intermediate stations. AT
rive Norfolk $40 L. NJ.
IL 40 l.. NJ Daily. for Roanoke, kadford,
Pulaski, and Bristol Con-
meets at Roanoke with
Washington ana ,t Shatta-
Sleepers Roanoke TO Memphis
and New Orleans Dining car
attached Also, for Duefeid
and Peeecahontasi also for
Winston-Salem Division.
PULLMAE PALACE SLEEPER be
ready tor. occupancy at j.; NJ; also
Pullman Sleeper Petersburg 20 Roanoke
Trains arrive Richmond from Lynch
burg and the West daily go \. NJ ami
100 p. NJ. From Norfolk and the East
ll:o5 A. H.. and VestIbuled h6im.ntliedt 7@
+. NJ. u. w, COURTNEY,
District Passenger Agent.
w. 81. BEVIfL.
General Passenger Agent.
General Once: Roanoke. Va. ts 5
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.--.s~.-. RAILROAD LINES.
= l. "a s.R N
A TLANTICCoAsr LINE.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE moNn,~
MARCH % 1856.

"o''1 EFFECTIVE MONDAY
MARCH % 1886.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND o,N,o,
600 A. NJ. Arr,I DE POT.
No,,oikln rs A. NJ. StolS aSi.
sar re,iEsrs 1G waysrly. and
slo a. NJ, Arrives Petersburg 90 4,
y Tf'a0 'sso US +. A, NJ; Ipay..is.
u:E = NJ. savannah / ia
Ai.s jacksonville ZOO e.
Connects at Wilson viii ~
~ arriving Goldsboro' soS y
a., wilmington Gas Il
pp By, an. Sleeper New York To-
30 4. NJ. Local. arrives PETERSBURG a.v
4 III. Makes ali stops '-'@
sso +. d.. Arr.yss Petersburg SIS T. NJ
Norioh SIC Il. NJ. Makes al,
7as p. NJ. Affiyes Petersburg7 n
vile .i2;53. A, NJ Charleston
$40 A. N. Savannah 7s ~ a
NJ, Jscksonyills l2 ~ T. II.
GEORGIA POINTS -ArriyiSss.
Aiken ~ A. N. Augusta
i A. ~ M, Mieop hg A. 81, a.
sleepers New York 70 Charlie
ton. -. Augustine, Port Tam
pa. Aiken. Augusta. and Ma
il:p p. NJ. Arrive Petersburg 1928 A. NJ
Burkeville 2:4l a. NJ, Iyncn,
burg AS A. NJ. Roanoke Sos
a. NJ, Bristol II 80 A. NJ
Pullman Sleeper Richmond 10
Lynchburg.
IL % A. NJ. Arrives Petersburg O. A. NJ,
Weldon 2:AS a. NJ, Henderson
400 A. NJ. Raleigh 5ll \ NJ,
Tlberton 2:@ T.. NJ. Atlanta
500 L. NJ. Pullman Sleeper
Washington TO Atlanta.
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND:
$40 A. NJ. From Jacksonville. Savannah.
Charleston. Atlanta. Macon.
Augusta, and Weldon
$40 A. NJ. Atlanta. Athens. and Raleigh.
S:25 A. NJ, Lynchburg and the West.
IL ,O5 A. NJ. Norfolk. Suffolk. and Peters
burg.
Gas Il. NJ. Jacksonville. Sava anna h.
Charleston. Wilmington. Gods
bOro and Weldon
700 =. NJ Norfolk Suffolk Wayerly. and
Petersburg.
$40 Il. NJ. Lynchburg and the West
T. " EMERSON.
j. r KENLY. Traffic Manager.
General Manager.
c. 8. CAMPBELL. District Passenger
Agent NH 10
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
OLD DON BONN MINi0N
lVsE TRI.wEEKLY LINE FOR NEW
ls~taA.sN& YORK.
II steamers Leave Hichmoni
EVERY TUESDAY. MKDNEs-


EVERY TUESDAY. wkDNEs-
LAY and fntD..I ~ . ClOch L. 81.
Manifest closed one hour before sali!Ds
time. ~, III. -. ,,,.. ~
North river, Tor richmond every MON.
DAY, WEDNESDAY ana SATURDAY.
3 T. NJ ..........-.....,
cafIn fare b. New YORK uncIudiaS
meals and BERTH VIA JAMES river,
Tichmond and Petersburg rail-
road. and Chesapeaks ana ono o.,
pa dai,TgIy tickets. good Tor thirty
Javs ...................... .....-. II ~
Storage fare, without suDsisttncr.'. = -
ricEets Oh sale At Richmond Transfer
Company 81 east Main street Eess'
make ana Ohio. and Richmond ana Pe'
teTsburg depOts. and at company : ono
1901 east Main street. where ucArts %
many pOpular northern wats.lnh places
aud simmer resorts can be obtained.
Baggage checked through .. ,.,u. =,
F'reight forwarded and through bhts %
lading issued for points OeSo"' ~"
Ere fright received daily until p Ml,ov.
Passengers leaving re, NON, ~, glst,aTS
PAYS }.Y1lsssn II ESD ia TkID2Ts By II,
Chssapeake and Ohio railway wa HStsx
port News at T. NJ. ana Dy ~" HaIu
tnond and Petersburg ka.lw'S1iS SLi.p IN
n nsciion al Norfolk with steamer leaving
those days ,y>- a ~ AGENTS
L r. q
S@O' '" no 'l2i2 Mair street.
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION -J5f}hs
v CoMPASY's JAAfs-Ei ~ + ' on .''4s4
Nm. 10 .>OttVlA. .@VGes.HVaIN, ~" -
N.~norI News, ClaTeInoDt. ana LIZ
,iysr landings. and eonnseIins d. Rs III
POINT and Norfolk Tor WashinN'o" D"''
m nEr GER PoCAHoNTAS LEAVE
o MONDAY, .WEpNEspAfS AND
riectric-ears direct TO wharf fais vp3
q, 20 and 81 10 Norfolk. porism0uth' ON
Point. and Newport News. M"-ie !"
otErsa,ht received daily for aooVs,nan,s.
plsces and ali points in Eastern '"s""'
and North Carolina. ,s,,ut,
superintendent
EDWARD T.. BAkNhi,,
General Offices; Planters Bank ~ IL
ing.
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NON SECTARIAN.

Another delightful thing about this cot
tage and which Is undoubtedly the secret
Of its popularity and success Is the fact
tfat il Is altogether nOn-sectarian. AMI
that there are absolutely no regulations.
except. Of course. those which are os-
sential 10 the well being OF any well-kept
boarding house. such as regular hours for
meals. etc.
Every one is free to come and go and do
just as they please, the consequence Is
that everything and every one Is as sweet
and charming as possible. and the guests
all seem imbued with the sentiment OF
"nohlcsse oblige." They refrain from thu
slightest suggestion that could bring dis
credit into the household. The cottage is
under the superintendent OF "A charming
and refined woman, who. besides being an
excellent and plentiful caterer 10 seaside
arpetites, is also a bright and genial
hostess and companion and indefatigable
I'm getting up games and entertainments.
which make the time pass all too quickly.
a word about the table. which Is an
important Item at n seaside resort. cspe-
cially where lot of young and healthy
girls congregate with appettes sharpened
by the salt breeZcs and surf-bathing. Not
OILY is there enough. but a superabund-
ance Of wholesome. seasonable food. deli
ciCus fish. fresh from the ocean, the finest
meats and vegetables. and choicest sweets
and confections. In this respect the cot
tage bears comparison with the best
Long Branch hotels
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RAILROAD LINES.
n u - ~
SOUTHERN RAILWAY
(PrEDMoNT ArR-LrNE).
CONDENSED SCHEDULE.
IN EFFECT MARCH II, 1895.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND, VA:


TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. VA:
10 Is A. NJ. SOUTHERN EXPRESS. daily
for Danviile. Greensboro,
Winston-Salem. Sleepers Rich
mond. Va, to Danville snc
Greensboro. Connects at DAN
Vile with the Florida Limited
sNo' 70 So Aus Carrying Jackson sIssp.
Vile. and ST. Augustine,
connecting at .Jacksonyille
win sleeper for Tampa.
and son w Sna s seu, E S@ssissa
Vestibuled Limited tNo: 80.
carrying sleepers' Danville 10
Asheville and Hot Springs. A.
lanta. Birmingham, Memphis,
and New Orleans. Connections
made at Memphis and New
Orleans for all points in Texas
and California. sleeper open
for passengers at $50 +. ~.
1870 P. NJ. FAST MAIL. daily. for AZ
Gonna ana a, pMSt aseley %sh
Farmville and Powhatsn rail
road at Keysville Cor Clarks;
Vile, oxford, Henderson. ana
Durham, and az Greensboro
for Durham. Raleigh. ana
Winston-Salem. Carries sleep,
ers New York TO. Atlanta ana
Montgomery, and from New
York 10 Jacksonville: Parlor-
Car. Atlanta % birmingham,
COO p. NJ, LOCAL, daily. except sunday.
for Keysville and intermediate
points.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND:
500 A. NJ. From Atlanta and Jackson
VILE.
6:S5 p. NJ. From Atlanta and Augusta.
$40 A NJ. From Keysville.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS Nos, 81 ana
g. between Manchester ana
Clover. Va. and Nos. q and u
between Glover and Neapolis,
will also carry passengers.
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DrssoLuTIoNs & PARTNERSHIPS.

cH HAelfS A. AND HOWARD p. P SUfE
an interest in ICE BUSINESS, ICE
HOUSES. WAGONS, AND FIXTURES.
and also the COAL AND WOODWARD.
GOODWILL. HORSES, CARTS. etc. at
business purchased of o. +. Dicken ;hey
are now prepared 10 serve the public
with anything in their line.
Ofiice-3l9 west Broad street.
Phone 25ii.
Help the boys and give them call.
PAGE BROTHERS. INDEPENDENT
ICE. COAL AND WOOD COMPANY.
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A DELIGHTFUL PLACE.

The fact that the cottage Is nOn-sec-
tartan. unattached 10 any institution or
society, with no tramelling rules or regu-
latiOns-that it is in no sense of the word
"A Charity-the thought that the sum you
pay. through the philanthropy of a good
woman, is sufficient 10 cover your eX-
penses all these tend To render the sea-
shore cottage "A delightful place for self
supporting women or girls To snatch two
weeks fresh air and bathing in The sum-
mcr time. 1t seems q wonder and pity
that there are not more places Of the
kind throughout the healthy summer-re-
sorts Of the country, and philanthrOpists
and others who have money 10 invest
worthiy. could not do better than initiate
the noble hearted act of the late Mrs.
Fletcher Harper, and establish other cot
tages of this kind by the seaside or in the
mountains, whore women and girls can.
with no sacrifice Of pride and self-respect,
obtain "A brief and recuperating holiday.
KATHLEEN MATHEW.
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will continue to furnish all in want
VINO call on me in the future. as in the
past. at my old stands-l3Dp west Broad
street: phone i01: and 1905 east Cary
CHARLES ii. PAGE.
NH 2i-d4t&tSu.T .&Th3t
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FREDERICkSBUkG
II, .Np POTOMAC RAILROAD.
LEAVE pyPD-STREEr STATION.

IN EFFECT MARCH 2C,
1895.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

RICHMOND, VA, March 80. 1895.
The firm OF V. Hechler, Jr., * Brother
was this day dissolved By mutual consent
by the withdrawal Of Mr. w, T. hechler.
v. Hechler. Jr., assumes all liabilities.
V. HECHLER. JR.,
NH sl-4t w. T. HECHLER.
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CEABOARD AIRLINE
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY. DE-
GENDER g. 1884.
5. A. l.. ~. AS. No. Is.
ll4fiN
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THE RICHMOND DISPATCH-TUEsDAY APRIL 2, 1896
THE sEA-sHORE COTTAGE ron
sELr-sUPPORTING GIRLS.
How Mrs. Harpcr's Benevolent
scheme Has Worked for the Happi-
ness. and Uplifting Of All VINO
Have Participated In Its Benefits.
Correspondence OF the DIspstch)

Correspondence Of the Dispstch)
NEW YORK. March 23.-in the most
charming location imaginable. on the
brink OF the glorious blue ocean. down
at North Long Branch. is situated
dear. old, roomy two-story house, called
the "seashore cottage" IL IL appropriately
named. being only divided from the wide
Atlantic by n neat little green lawn and
sufficient beach stretch to accommodate
bathers. In front there Ia another stretch
Of sward. dividing 1t from the roadway
which is the carriagc-driye between Long
Branch and the numerous other fashion
able summer resorts. extending up to At
lantic Highlands.
The cottage, pure. dazzling white,
throws into artistic relief the clustering
roses, sweet verbena. and lovely honey
suckle. which grows in cool and rich luxu-
rance over the entire front of the house,
filing the air and the apartments WIN
delicious fragrance. through hottest sum-
mer days. Along the back Of the cottage
runs two verandas. commanding a superb
view OF the ocean. and here comiortabIe
rockers are to be found In abundance.
while hammocks swing from column to
column. in which II Is luxury TO He ana
dream and rest out the long, drowsy az
ternoOn.
SELF GIRLS.
This charming place was the property
of the late Mrs. Fletcher Harper (of
Harper Brothers.. kind-hearted woman,
who donated 1t for summer resort mot
a horne. institution, or charity asylum.
but a COTTAGE, where self-supporting girls
and women. with but limited time TO
spare. and insufficient means TO pay the
charges at the usual summer resorts,
could come for n holiday. There they
could enjoy bracing sea-air and surf
bathing and have everything provided for
their comfort and healthful enjoyment.
at the lowest cost compatible with meet
ing the bare running expenses or the
house from day TO day The most at
tractive feature of this resort is the alb
sence Of anything Ike almsgiving The
sef-respecting sef-supportins woman
need only feel she is taking advantage Of
the large-hearted philanthropy Of wo-
man who made IT possible for her to en-
JOY two happy. healthful. resting weeks
at the seashore, by paying the sum OF ~
for her board and lodging. This sum
entities her to a twO-weeks residence,
whereas, if she cart only go for one week,
s. pays all the expenses. The cottage is
capable of accommodating fifty visitors,
and during the months Of July and Au-
gust, when working wcmen usually get
their vacations, not alone is the house
fun all the time bnt IL Is found impOs-
slble to accommodate half. those who APP
ply for board. For this reason no one
can stay longer than a fortnight except.
of course. at the very beginning or end
of the season
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Total income 49,. .i..,j
o.s cantaIn blzznfs cstimatgu
'r exrenses which seemed 10 include
interest taxes, insu n,drS, ,, aTpr Of
cia,lon. labor, and every item Vi $50 600
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The upper C1asses, 1Electlves.

The faculty of Yale has just pre- pared a tabulated statement which shows the amount of electives chosen by the incoming junior class. The ju- nior class will devote more time to politicai science than any previous ju- 1iior class has done, and will elect Roman law extensively. There is some increase in the number of electives in natural sciences. In the modern and ancient languages and mathematics the list is about the same as the usual number, while in history and biblical literature there is a decided falling off. The new course in military schience has been elected by thirty-flve men>
 Philosophy and history will be elect ed extensively by the incoming senior class.
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Beat anything and every thing ever shown for a Dress Suit, at a low price. They are full weight, l8- ounce goods, every thread and fibre worsted and got ten up fine enough for any one. Coats made in three shapes; sack, cutaway and the long, fashionable Re gent. Take your choice, any style or shape of these Elegant Clay Diagonal Suits for $lo.
 BLACK AND BLUE SERGE AND CHEW TOT SUITS for $1o, $la, $15, $l8, $2o and $22.
 If you want a Spring Overcoat, a pair of Trou- sers, a Bicycle Suit, a Walters Jacket, a Dress Suit, a Thin Coat, a pair of OveraIls, or an Odd Vest, come to our headquarters. Everything that you can think of for a man or boy to wear at the lowest prices to be obtained anywhere in this part of the country.
 In conclusion let us say that this is by far the most important sale of, the season, and the opportunities now offered to purchasers for se- curing unqualified bargains are many, but like all good things they will have an ending, and we suggest to all those who can do so to make their selections at once.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-09

Regular customers kn % where in this city correct widths and styles cost the least.
 We don't often ote prices o n these g O o d s. 'Tisn't necessary. But just having moved the w h ole family over to the east side of the store, thought we'd like to celebrate. Judging from the response, we guess women like the celebration as well as we do.
 Main Entrance, Right Aisle.
 5000 yds. of Rose Bud Dresden Ribbons go on Bar gain Table No. 2 for Thurs day. They go off the table at 200. a yd. Absurdly low in price cause we bought 'em that way. Tn c y r c all pure silk, 5 and 3 I-2 in- ches wide, the newest and cutest ribbon for light dresses and hats.
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st. Iohn,s CntI,olio C1nh.

The St. Johns choir and quartet will sing at St. John's Catholic club fair this evening. A lawn tennis dance will be given by the young ladies of Sacred Heart church Friday evening, and there will be a tug of war between members of St. Patriel1's T. A B. socie- ty and Cedar Hil1 Giants. There will also be dance by Prof. Delgrego's youngest class in a quadrtlle arranged by Prof De1Grego and dedicated to St. Johns Catholic club. There will be a, cake walk by members of the so- cie&y.
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Friday Morning

at 9 o'clock we will have ready for sale, in Daylight Square, 7637 yds. of fine Fancy Lawns suitable for Dresses. Waists and Wrap pers. The goods are a JmN yaYd y5ae, mostly in pretty stripes. The set price is GA C. a yd. One day before hand Thursday-will b e given to the display of these goods in Window No. 4, so that all will have an equal chance to see and purchase when the Friday hour arrives. Daylight Square.
 100 dozen, more or less, of 40 guage superior dye, maco yarn, tan colored Hose for Ladies. 5 pairs for 50 cents. Regular 25 cent stockings.
 A fresh Case of 40 dozen Ladies'
 Fine Balbriggan Vests, short sleeves,
 pearl buttons, superior finish, to sell at
 zoe each. End-of-the-season prices at
 the seasons beginning
 Hosiery and Underwear Counter.
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MAY BU 4 srABB1YG mAron.
l.. Marcsca Suspected of Being Involved in
 a Cutting AfHray.

L. Mafesca suspected or Being Involved in
 Cutting Array.
 L. Maresca of 8 Union street, an Ital- ian laborer, was arrested by Officer Curran last evening and brought to po- lice headquarters pending an investi- gation.
 He was seem by Officer Curran run ming down Olive street towards Woost- CT street at full speed. A man was close after him and shouted to the of fioer to stop him, which the officer did. The man afterwards said that Maresca had stabbed someone in a place on Frair street. Officer Curran went there and found that the man that had been stabbed had been taken away. Up to late hour last evening there were no new developments in the case.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-09

High water to-day at 11:21 a. m.
 Buy new house-R. D. Baldwin.
 Alderman James H. Macdonald, who Us i'll at his home on Norton street, was slightly improved last night.
 If you want a new wringer or one repaired, call on the manufacturers, the American Wringer company, 499 State street.
 The regular drill of the Governors Foot Guard will be held tomorrow evening, after which there will be a special meeting.
 MT. John H. Pearce, superintendent of the mill department of L. Candee & Co, is confined to his home with an at tack of the grip.
 IiveyOak council No. 1,027 Royal Ar canum, meets this G1hursday) evening at o'clock at it's hall corner of Grand avenue and East Pearl street.
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SlitS.

BLA OK CHA Y SUITS, made from all Worsted Imported Clay DiagonaIs, and the best American made Clays, for $lo, SIS, SIS, $2o,. S72 and $25. Several lots have coats that are full silk lined. Very few, if any, clothing houses in this country could show a line of black goods to compare favorably with ours.
 Judging by the number we sell, the buyers for Black Suits that are all headed this way, which speaks vol umes for the kind of goods that we are selling.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-09

SOAPS, PERFUMERIFs, SPRING MEDICINES, DRUGGISTS S U N DRIES, CANDIES, LEAF THE R GOODS, STERLING SILVER TOILET ARTICLES, ETC, HAVE ALL BEEN MOVED WHERE LACES USED TO BE-ON THE TEMPLE ST. SIDE, CHAPEL ST. ENTRANCE.
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SNitS tOP Men and
 YOnlg Men BY TIVE THOUSAND.
Bargains in the Medium and High Grades--The New and
 Popular Styles.

Popular Styles.
 Big lot of MEMS SUITS, reliable in every way and in all sizes from 34 to A, for $6.5o and $7.5o. Light colors, dark colors, medium colors, and a good line of Suits, too. Just such suits as you have been paying $lo and SIP for, and they are well worth it to-day.
 Five hundred MEMS SUITS for $Io that cannot be duplicated outside of our store without paying SIS to $I7. There are Cheviots, Serges, Cassi- meres, Worsteds, Silk Mix lures, light colors, dark col ors, medium colors, blacks, blues, and last but not least of all the beautiful Clay Diagonals. And all for $Io. Cut single breasted sack, double breasted sack, Regent and Three-button Cutaway.
 Seven hundred more Suits, no handsomer, no bet ter fitting, no finer finished, but made from more ex- pensive goods, for SIS and SIS. A year ago the same grades, not as elegantly made and finished as these are, sold for $22 and $25 per Suit. Every shape, almost every new style and a great variety of colors and patterns to choose from.
 There's no need of pay ing a great price for a Suit this year when we offer such a variety, fine and handsome enough for any man to wear, for $lo, SIP, SIS and SIS. Every size from 33 to 50. cut stouts, slimS, longs and regular. We can fit any size and any shape.
 The finest SUITS FOR M EN and YOUNG MEN that we manufacture (black goods excepted) and we know of none that are better, for SEQ, $22 and $2s. Made single-breasted sack, three-button cutaway, and Regent. They are cut from foreign Scotches and Fancy Worsteds, and such domestic goods as the American Mills, Rock, Au- burn and Hockanum. Something like Thirty new patterns to choose from at these prices.
 The best grade Middle sex Flannel suits, sizes 94 to AZ, FOR $9.5O a Suit. There is no better Flannel made than the Middlesex. The usual price is SIP for these Suits.
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SDlGldilBalgailS
 IN SPRING OVERcOITS.

Made from Covert cloths, serges, Clay DiagonaIs, Worsteds and North Ad- ams Silk Mixtures, for $lo, $Ia, SIS, SIS, $2o, $22 and $25. Taken altogeth- CT it is by far the finest line of Spring Overcoats ever shown by us. Other lots for $5, $7.5o and $8.5o, but we advise you to pay $Io or more for a Spring Overcoat.
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lust mentioned a few plain

Prlces
 yesterday on Laces, Enbroid- Veil. ings, etc. Only new customers
 w ere
 shocked.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-05-09

Mean temperature. 66. Max. temperature. 77. Min. temperature. 65. Precipitation. inches. Max velocity of wind. 15-SW. Accumulated deficiency of daily mean tenn perature slnce January 1. IT degrees; or an average daily deficiency of 9 degrees. Total deficiency in precipitaron since Janu- ary 1, 635 inches.
 U. G. MYERS. Observer Note.-A mlnus slgn l-l prehxed to ther- Iuometer readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 A 'I"' in connection with rainfall indicates trace of rainfall too small to measure. Snow is melted and resulting depth of water not known.
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WIATHER REooKp.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF FIFE WEATHER BUREAU. WASHINGTON. D. C., May 8, 1895. SD. ID. Forecast for Thursday--For Rhode Island and Connecticut: Generally fair, south westerly winds.
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t. E. LONGLEY & CO. The Peoples Greatest Cl0tliGlS.
 SIXTEENTH
 ANNUAL SALE MEN'S, BOYS and C4ILDREN'S NewSuitS and Other Spring Garments.
THE MOST IMPORTANT SALE QF THE YEAR.

Thousands upon thousands of new Suits made from Serges, Cheviots Light Cassimeres, Silk Mix tures Worsteds and Clay Diagonals, at prices that will commend them to the best and most careful buyers Only the medium and highest grades are represented Absolutely no seconds, inferior made or low grade goods at any price Don't lay this advertisement down until you have read every word of it. Read it carefully, and see how much,
 when well expended, a very few dollars will buy.
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MAILEYNEErY@@.

New Haven. Thursday, May Q, 1895. ZHe we1tAe1 kO-N3T---L9kelI % de /azr.
 TELEPHONE No. 323.