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Evening journal., 1895-01-04

u W ".
" l7,lll 90 tsa1e.
PHILADELPHIA, TWENTY = FOUKTH
AID CHEs1LuT SITS, Week days, y @, s s..
= N; Ilss I249. g. IS. b5, IS S5, $50 u 81,
ssndsys, Iss s. nv, 55s. soe, III 90. IlN
PHfLSnEi5HIi, TWELFTH AND MAR.
kET STRE4s. Week days. 10 O3, n II. IS ~
PHILADELPHIA, sundays, "a Os, " II, III 40
~; l2 49, " III OF p IN.
Chester, we days. 10 08, s s., o S5, n 1877 ta
IS S. Is 81 so u 81 Is, 10 q, III Oo 81 A. ~
Chester, sndsys, ls0s, es5, ul7, 75s.
81 40, Il 20 g. isle. 8 a5, 4 S. Is Sb. fOa
stlsntlc ity.. week & days, EI7 m,
l2A, nAs M Sundays, I'm 76sR m
y m WEST souNn
BAiLimore. md Washington, wsek days,
lb, ~, H, N; ll2 le, ls o. 8 %. nsz,
'6 IA ~, 58 , m. Sundays. "A 10 7l7,
y AZ n; IA, u l5, g. "A 81, IS iq IS be N,
5aitiinoread Way Stations, II m, o.
"a "a daily.
Newark, H., weea days, AID, III w7
m; l2 Is, 81 1887, le IA 7s5: Ts 10 1853, II u
H57, ! IS, ss. IS IS. Ii 10 , N.
Plttsburgl ~ : m, 81 az NJ. daily
Chicago, fG, q N; u 81, p N, daily.
O1ncinn8tiAnd St Louis. VIE 10 p N, ano
New Oriea, via Bristol and Chattanooga
IS 10 . %. dsi. Through sleeper 70 New Oil
ssng
singsriy Abmrnodstion. HAN. see. 7sS
and II 10 pnaEiIy.
Landenber accommodation. week dayr.
u. 3 q m; Is and 43 p m. Sumo c&ys. Q 90
Trains leayMnrket street stscion,
kur New fk, week days, IS 30 m.
no For ,s :. t5halaiphsia3 ~ week days s20. Y %.
N. l 90. s. 6b 1bpm
Pfttsburs q Chicseo, week days. IS 30 m.
beltimore, SEX dayE, %, u 81 a m; s..
FOR iandsssrg and way stations, week
Sassgys. Z Y; 3 m; 70, B 80 n. Sundays,
LEAVE = fiI.ADELPHIA. TWENTY.
FOURTH AD CHESTNUT STE, FOa
WlLMIN6TC week daYs,f8 81, Is, z 30. IS Is
y y, W ~ A. ~ % noon 3 IS. q 45. 2os
vs. 20. $50, 10 Ind II 5b pm.
"a; 100 noo 81 s5, 20, sl5, 400, asa
LkAYE fILADELPhIz, IT'wELFrB
AND MARK sTs. Week days, So 20, T755
~ ~ " %. tl9 3ds q n; fa 1s' " a. m
Rates 70 Wesrn points lower than vi snv
other Inns. @. SCDLI- Gan'l Pkas. kgcrf.
X ,. oAMlELL, General ManaSer.
WILMnyG,N AND NoRTHERN Rnu-
~ Road 'ine table in effect Oct. 18th.
Trains leaY Wilmington, French rrrasf
station. for H1 o. Junction, Montchanip.
Mibterthurs eeneourt, GranoRue. CossArf,
qhsdds' For Junction, Pocopson. Weel
Chester Eaieeviue, Mcrt0nvifle, Coates
vile and intel9dtate stations, daily, except
Sunday, At q N. b. 440 and 40 mi
sunday only = % m: l35, 80 . M
For Weynetrg Junction, Springfield and
lntermediAte ttions, daily, except Sunday,
e. I % q N, aud 20 p %. Sundays only 81
O a n, ! ss 50 . m
for Joannas rdsboro Reading and inter.
mediate stalls, daily, except Sunday, 81
70 10 and 3p m. Sunday only 1t sH q
a G. McgUelAAND. Superintendent.
H0WN6SS Hogs, Gen. Passenger Ayers
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nrnENsE APPnToATIoNs.

NOTICE.. CHARLES FEHRE NBACH,
~ the tenant Ri q occunant of the house
situated ab N. w. corner Fourth and French
streets, IN the Fourth ward, In the city Of
of Delaware, In compliance with the requ re-
q ents OF the acts Of The General Assembly In
such case made and provided do hereby give
notice that I shall apply In writing 10 the
Court Of General Sessions of the Peace and
jail Delivery OF the state Of Delaware, ia
and for New Castle county. on Motday, the
Fourth day Of February, 1896, being the next
term of said court. for n license for said
house as an inn or tavern, for the lle III rein
Of intoxicating liquors in less quantities than
the following resp ctable citizens Of said
I'd. at least twelve of whom are SUBJ
stantiRl freeholders cf said ward, recommend
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Dry Goods

pOrchss 8. Who is SO foolish
rs to trade in any other city
when they can saye 10 OF Is
per cent by purchasing at home
and have their purchases deliy
cred at their doors free of ex-
press hargesP
We are selling Muslins snd
Sheetinss, Table Ii ems, Tow
els and Napkins at e lowest
prices y u have ever seen. We
ar very busy at this counter
We are making a special olTer-
ing #
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Blankets

purchased at great reduction
in price, and they are very
quick sellers. Prices as follows:
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NOTICE., WILLIAM J. HAGGERTY,
IN the tenant and occupant of the
house situated at No. COL Wesi Front street, in
the Third ward. in the city OF Wilmington.
county Of New Castle and St,te II Delaware.
IA complia ce with the requirement Is Of the
Gcs Of the General Assembly in such case
made anu provided, do hereby give notice
that j shall apply In writing 10 tue Court Of
General Sessions OF the Peace and Jail Dell =
cry, of the State of Delaware, In a d
FIR New Castle county, on Mon
day, the 4th day Of February. 1895, being
the next term of sid court for a license for
said house, ss an inn OF tavern. 10 the "a 10
ties than one quart, 10 be drunk on the prem
ises, and the following respectable eftizen- of
said ward at least twelv, of whom are sub
siantial freeholders Of said ward, recommend
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DALIIMGE ~
u OHIO RAIL
ROAD. 5cndule ia
effect Nov. D, 1894.
Trains laav Della
ware AvenuDepot
East Bound
iorf Exprsstr
New YORK week
days. f8 %, F71T,
70 -, no 40atE12 "A
" ~, IS 90, " LII 90
y. m. SUNDAY, % O3,
" l7,lll fEa 40,
i6 85, ll 81, Mp N.
Evening journal., 1895-01-04

PHILADELPHIA,
AND CHESEuT 81
8 %. " 17,T7 5l7 So, l8
. m; Ii2 ~, IL, y ~.
S Is, 10 %. ll1f D no.
sundays, i83, 8 IS,
, N; j 81, 80, az
3 Is, 10 %, NIP ~.
PHILADELPHIA,
kET STREES. w,
40 41, q M; l29. ~ "a
PHILADELPHIA,
= N; l2 49, va III Oh
Chester. pges days,
z So, 70 80. IS q 10 40,
3 %, 4 IS, IS 8B so, n
Chester, sndays,
III 40. l1l0 a.; le5,
n "a, SIS, 10 Gill 90 I
Atlantic itY, we
il2 "a, n 40 m; 8
~ 4qnu
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STEAMBOATS,

$500 TO BOSTON. 800 10 WORCESTER
reducti 4 o. A! lon cast and North,
VIA GlWnMuDnl .LlNl5a
Steamers leave Pier cold nUinueD 40 y. H. nrNSGe''
brosses ST. week days oniy. 30 +. NJ Fins orchestra
each steamer
L'AiA. RIVER LINE. FARES REDUCED.
j Only $500 Boston fOr limited tickets. kedlcei
:utss t. an points The PLYMOUTH and PILGRIM IN
commits \ orchestra each Leave Pier y (oi
number. y. H. " MuTtay-s.. week days only az
30 p. IN.
ID ANSpEII LINE Steamers leave Pier II,
IL y L 100, Franklin 81 f1r CrInson's West Point,
coll spring Cornwall Fishkil Landing and Newbuigh.
week ,!ays T. NJ sunday. . \. NJ
- TONINGTON IINE.-iEside route TO Boston and tho
- East far reduced. Steamers leave New Pier
SO Y r. a +. VI. daily. Except sunday.
" EW UANEN-FAiE. 81; Excursion, SloO.-
~ Steamer Richard PECK leaves Pier y. =. r.. daily
m SUNDAY excepted arriving In time for train 70
Mefid.n. hartford. Springfield etc Freight steamer
caves p on ana after April LIST Will Leave p. NJ
AMI II %
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In state issues: 1000 Tennessee Is at a. s4o'o0V
Virginia funded debt 2-3s of 1891 at 81 In Guy
hank stocks: IA shares of Merchants BANK 1T
1871. the last previous sale being at l3o%
Roth the activity and the strength of the up
ward movement were maintained IN ram ram g.
bonds though advances OF note were seheialI, "
different issues from those noticed yesteiu 90
The par value Of sales aggregated S2.2160oo
Brooklyn Elevated lists advanced to wa Ma
nawha and Michigan AZ 10 81. st. Paul tSouon
Minnesota Division) to NO. northern fa,''sc ~
coupon IA. to 55a4. the collateral trust notes "a
10 Is oregon Navigation S. receipts. | to 40. 81
joseph and Grand Island lst receipts l1e to 5.,:'
Union Pacific Denver and Gulf lists Ia to "o'2
and Wabash DDS 10 G..
The Suh-Treasury had a credit balance at the
Clearing House Of sl9.73s. Its net loss on oaiahc
was 1891 AS, made up by loss In currehcy ..
$500 2G2 and loss in coin Of S37l,lS. To-Day
operations included: Receipts S3ObsOOS' pa!
ments 81 $50 45 resulting in general paianV 90
$3.50 $780, $40 consisting Of sS6559693 coin ana so'-
$50 $50 currency.
The United states Treasury at Washington re-
ceived to-day SCI. j67 National bank notes lor re-
dempton. The customs receipts were >p'o''o'' ..
internal revenue receipts St22.lW and the hh7Nc'-
lancous receipts $ll222. Total GoVernHen.t 40,
ccip;s for the day. Nl31i69: expenditures sl'Vp';
397 excess Of receipts s6SO72. Receipts for month
t. date, s1677650o; expenditures S2oOa'ooS' IN ''
Of expenditures over receipts. S3Z"''v' ,
To-day's Washington Treasury statement 81
cash on hand and deposits In bank compares Wa
the figures OF the last previous statement az '''-
lows:
March 10 March 20. Dif'rcrces
Net gold hand. &n4i0o1 W)fh'" '''' T
~ go hard ~ - -: 7GT ~ l97 3lS pcc. 37S ~
~, oi,cr an b'd II ~. 57s 311 13I Dec l'21N vi
Actual cash in tho
Treasury vaults
r,iG",,es slot o55 1916 siss 0is7 ~ pee 81 go!
Ior,sits in bank $3.50 4oi i5.243Gtl Inc ltS'2''
Available cash. .$2r 10 500 >2o' '- W. DEC s''
Deduct minor la o-o.os, -. . ,ot Stt
blifl's ......... =. l2dt'' "'"'">' ''''
Actual cash bal s1si orr 3p5 ssi .77s Dec s7S4'3
The above statement reflects conditions - bus-
moss on Monday last
MONEY AND FOREIGN MAkktlS.
call money was at li3n3 per cent y" c'''H'
in conditiol was reported for tme-money on
commercial paper. We sdbjoin our usual table
II rates made up from information furnished by
the busiest houses
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A CHECK FOR STOCKS.
THE MARKET LESS BUOYANT.
prALIZING SALES AND BEAR ATTACKS
MORE GOLD FOR THE TREASURY.

CAMS AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE MARCH ="
r,rAILNGS In BONDS AND BANK STOCkS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.
London March 20 m.-Consols. 1oi i-lt Tor money
and lOi for the account; Canadian Pacific 81. ETC
90, 10 second consols GOe Illinois Central ~ HieNo
ordinary. X: Paul common. 81, New OK 1'htihl
rs: Pennsvlvana 81, Reading =: Mexican central new
per cent bonds Gii.: Louisville and NashNIl" 81 =
Nchson common. A.. India Council bllS We "Io't'
to-day 81 per rpen advance OF i-"-i -, =,
p. m. The amount ~ bullion gon" in,9 the l,ihH ."
England on balance to-day Is f7opo. Money, IA per
The rate In the open market "r h"'h
three months bills is l6 per cent larls hn
quote per AZ lOS francs Tor the account
and exchange London - francs 2s's cenumes ~"
checks
=. Paris advccs quote p"r cent rfnes nj i"'
francs o. confines for the account
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financial elections.

nFFICE OF THE SECOND AVENUE
" RAILROAD COMPANY, New-York, March 18th 1899
Tho Annual Election Directors and Inspectors OF the
Election ~ Railroad Company the
ensuing year will held Monday. April 1880 at the
Office Of the Company gGth and I'd Avenue Polls
open O'Clock and cp-e at II o'clock no0n unIess
minutes elapse without any vote
being offered when the polls may be closed by the In
gpectorg The transfer books Will be closed at o'clock
n m on March 10Th and reopene1 the morning OF
AprII % 1895 JOHN y. UNDERHIf.L Secretary
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l]ianos.

ADVERTISEMENTS AID SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
\ ma NtW-lORk TRIBUNE WILL BE RE
c.ivED AT THE tl10WN UFfitE. NJ. Ia; Br91t-
.rlsi:MrNTS at the following Br,nch Ofices: %,
Tiehir.ave. =. corner Twenty h.rd-s l52 SiNth-aye
n, Fourth Fourt~rrfh-st. 60 Thri-aye ItD
fl,ri ave- cot. Forty .nth-s o26 ThGdave. mar
,u~ Frst-aNr los Wr-t FurtN-S"cond ~,
10 c.i'nhus ave. - Avenue \ LIB Ihinl.aN"; -
LIB second ave. 800 Third ave.
, 42. .grri-,.. .O5 Third ave. between On"-hundrel
,f.l twelfth anil on. hurirel ana thirteenth str
4, enc HARLEM OFFICES. lS0 East One-hunlrel and
,v@pf, n'hs. az West Onrhuuitel- and twenty nNh-
AMI 9ap Wet hundred and forty h!th st up 70
p, ~. ~ rerutr office rates
In Iroofl,n 3a7 Fulton = 81 Court St - broad,
wpv. T. T. Isl Broadway. l@fO BedioTI-a'e.. up 10
p m % regular or'ce rates.
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The price Of domestic exchange was as follows
at the places named: Chicago. 70r. premium, B'S-
ton. 25017c. discount
Bank cearings were a. follows at ~" pa res
named: Ncv,-York -EX rhangos. $9i ,0"2.9'>; bal
anc.s :5j76 49, Philadelphia En- hanges. VIZ
500 9i3: balances. $l1S6.925. Chicago-Exchang =
Sl3l02Gii: balances $l2l5,26. 'st"n- EN-
changes. tl39oo.57N
The price u commercial bar silver in this mar
ket was G3a.c nominal an ounce Mexican DOL
lars were quoted At So. In London bar SLY
advanced IA. . ., l5-l6 an ounce. IN" LONDON
market was steady
Foreign exchanges verc easier Demand II 'W
remitters was not urgent. and recent foreign pNi-
chaecs Of stock were not without eject NJ t"'
close tn market WIS very dull. hu' the tone vas
fairlv steady The following tahl" sh " th"
- at which business was actually done
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III CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD CO.,
Mar Isf

Chicago. H. March LIST. 1890
ANNUAL MEETING
rJNTIE STOCKHOLDERS OF the Chicago and
i Alton Railroad Company hereby notified that
the annual meeting Of said company for the election Oh
directors ard transacon such other business may
be presented will held n the conpanys once IN
Chicago III Monday. the nrst DAY Of April next az
10 oc.ock A. m. ,.t
The ,ransro books will 10 closed at the close OK bus
ness hours on the and reopened on me "a
dav ~ Apri. next. CHARLES r. FOSTER. Secretary
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ket hut still high enough to give encouragement
to holders Of foreign money to lend 1t here
BONDS-THE FEDERAL TREASURY.
Government bonds sold. $4,000 AS, coupon
1926 at 1909: $4,000 As registered 1901 at III g.
Ouotat,ons at the close were follows:
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THE JOLIET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD CO.
ANNUAL MEETING.
vVNJC STOCEUOT DERS Of the Joliet ana
4 Chicago Railroad Company are hereby notihed thst
annual meeting 81 sail company for the erection 81
Directors and transaction = such other business as may
be presented VIII be held AT tho companys ONCE IN
chicago H.. Monday the Ar3t day of Apr. next a.
10 O'Clock a m 49,, -. -, ,,,.t
The transfer will DO closed at the close OF bus,
moss hours 18th and reopened on the IL
t,y az Auru next CHARLES H. FOSTER
-'' - '''''' Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21

In London. money On call was u. per cent Tn
rate u discount IN the open market for long ana
short bills Wa i-iC pr cant . u bullion - ih'
amount - go 01D wont into the Bank % Englan!
on balance today. British c"ns"ls remained un.
changed f0r money at l0i 1854. but advanced l-lf
for the account - l0is-i6 American securiii-s
continued - advance. although Canadian Ph'ih
was an exception. with = LOGS - ] per ont a.
49,, Louisville ami Nashville ros" - t. 'l's. !
LIMOS Central 3. 10 3d. - Paul y - 80. l.il,
shares ?. g. ~. the 2ds = 20 6o'i. Reading !" %
ana Atchis n J., to ~.
French frut"s. lo} france ~ confines: Paris ~
change ON London. - francs 2''e confines, hrrhn
sight sterling. ~ uark- 60 pf"nnings.
Gold premiums to-day i'ucn,' ANi"S -'i ~
Madrid :. Lisbon . 25A.. - petersburg ~ N'''"'
- Rome 80. Vienna g.
We have received the fl. WINK.
~ 1iders . the joint collateral trust notes 81
the Ero0klyn Heights Railroad Company ana the
Long Island Ira ion Company are requested -
send their addresses and am. unt - their holdings
AZ onr. - IN" N~wYork Guaranty ana lni''n-
nifty Company"
The Title Guarantee and Trust Company. -"
., Lib.rty-sf has declared quarterly divii-nI
81 per cent. payable Apfil J. ,,,.
The following securities were sold by pubic
auction AT tn Ncw-YJrk Real Estat" Sa''Si ''ih'
by Adilau II Muller & son.
-, West Shore Railroad Gfst mortgage rex .,
ist.reI hlnig. IA" 2"l ..-.. ..-..-. ..+. IVA
s. tair, Arkaasas and Texas Railroad tl NJ -
mortgage gold bonds iur June / l-i' e.. -lp
s. O0o f..hgh md Wilrfhatrr t4hl 60. 'irt"ii- 800
Intel mort ~. irl. jun" J. i0.ri .ltI.
So Minneapolis and - Louis do~A ~N'ensnr, INST
nortFnge gold : bond. due Jun" l~r, ... .l2p's
81 900 Milwaukee nuI >, Paul Railroad g.. - PAU
dl,isi0ni hrst ugar" ''n-'rill' g'II ,.,
bonds rsglr-r"d. "a" lanuar' !. l:b2 -l-pf
81 900 New Work aud New England Hailr' nd 'H INST
riortgnc" bond. IA" january !. l'"" .lI"'i
- New York chicago and 81 Louis Railroad e.
y
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choice
Loans Time Money Commercial PAper.
call BOD. mos mos dno'' 9no' mos y '"''
l9a3 81 ~ - J
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Dlpi0rn0 Notices.
TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CO..,
81 LIBERTY ST. NEW YORK. March i? l H.n

TITLE GUARANTEE AND TRUST CO..
81 LIBERTY ST. NEW YORK. March J.? l 6isp
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF INo IE,
~ CENT has been this day declared by the ltoaiI
Trustees payable April 1875 TO stockholders OF
record closing Of the transfer books at p III Oh
March 1855. The books Will be opened AT ~ a. H.
April lst, 1879. LOUIS '. BhNbil, S'Ctr'o-S.
THE PROCTOR & GAMBLE COMPANY. -
Cincinnati Ohio, March ID. lS..'.
H'HE DIRECTORS Of this Company nave inns
i day declared regular quarterly dividend ot TWO
PER CENT the Preferred Stock OF the company pay
able on and April 18th ls!5 The transfer DOCKS
will be closed from April lst to April 18th inclusive
D. -. GAMBLE. Secy and Treas
TEW-YORK CENTRAL & HUDSON RIVER Il. II. co.
OFFICE or THE TREASURER, -
NEW YORK. March IL. 1893.
VNUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this com
i panv. ut a meeting held this day. declared diHi-
dend Of ONE PER CENT. its capital stock payaDIe
al this office 18th day Of April next. To stockholders
OF record tn closing II the transfer books TINS H.
" T.. v W. ROSSITER
Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21

LEOPOLD WALLACE Esq. Counsel.
HENRY ZuCKERMAN. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-21

Nat Iins Oil
y Y Il Har.
New G Coal.
N0rf South. i
No Amer Co.
Nat Starch.
do LIST pref.
do ID pref.
ont Sil Min
Oregon Impt
Pacific Mail.
Penn Coal. ..
/ 4 " pf.
= Fl W K G.
Do special.
Pull Il Car
Rens & Sar.
X w * Og..i
81 ! x G J..
StI.A Il T III
Tenn g d |.
l. 5 Cordage
do pref
do gtd. zeal
L 5 Express
l. : Rubber.
do pref. q
WELSH Ex.
West In Tel
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] O Arrest win be Made.

Rockville, Conn.,, June 7.-The report of Medical Examiner Higgins of South Coventry, in the case of John Robert son, the insane patient of the pool house in South Coventry, whose death has aroused considerable indignation in that town, because of alleged cruelty on the part of the town officials, was tonight received by Coroner Phelps. The medical examiner reports that Rob- ertson died from an apoplectic convul- sion, which he was frequently subject to.
 He reports that Robertson broke his arm on the Thursday previous to his death by his own carelessness, and that Henry Walker, who was in charge of the poorhouse, was not in any way re- sponsible for the injury. The select men are Investigating the case in South Coventry, but has taken no action in the matter It is probable that no ar rests will be made.
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LOUAA M Ws.
Erie. nIention

Erie. InenuOns
 High water to-day at 11;43 a. m.
 Buy a new house-R, D. Baldwin.
 Mrs. E. H. Darlington of Bethany has told her 6arln near the hotel.
 Comptroller Staub says he courts in- Eestigation of the charges against him.
 Miss E. J. Allender of 229 Edgewood avenue will sail for England June 13 on the Lucania.
 It always pays to call at Kirby's jew hlry store when you want to buy articles For nice wedding gifts.
 The annual meeting of the New Ha- ven Central association of ministers meets at Woodmont next Tuesday.
 It is said that Superintendent of Schools Curtis will remove to California ht the conclusion of his term or office.
 Mrs. w. J. Darling of Waterbury has been called to this city by the serious Illness of her sister-in-law, Mrs Col hns.
 If you want new wringer or one re- paired, call on the manufacturers, the American Wringer company, 499 State street.
 The children's day concert at the Howard avenue Congrega tional church will be given by the school tomorrow evening.
 J. w. Ostrander of New Canaan is probably the oldest bicyclist in the state. He is eighty years old and an active man.
 Mrs. Lambert Wooding of Bethany ko. a e1,.- visit with her sister. in. Westville, with improved health.
 Trunks, trunks, trunks. You find just what you want in all grades at the famous Burgess Fur & Hat Co.'s Trav- cling bags innumerable.
 Mrs. D. S. Crane, Mrs. F. c. Lee and Lydia M. Crane from West Haven oc- ;upy Milo l. Norton's house on Fall Mountain Bristol which they have rented for the simmer.
 Washington Camp, P. O. S. of A., will hold an open meeting next Friday in celebration of f1ag day. An enter tainment, consisting of musical and lit erary selections, will be given
 At the annual guild meeting of Christ church officers were elected as follows: President, Mrs. Mary F. Lounsbury; vice president, Mrs Christina Beecher; secretary and treasurer, Mrs, Jennie Wheeler of Beacon Falls.
 F. c. Candee and E. Fl. Pardee of New Haven were in Oxford Tuesday and sold to s. P. Sanford the tract of land be- longing to the estate of the late Fred erick A. Candee, on the Riggs street soad known as the Twitchallt land The lamp committee of the court of common council held a very brief executive session in the city hall last evening, at which only routine business was transacted. After the meeting the members of the committee embarked ir hacks and visited the several locali- ties where the court of common coun ci has been petitioned to place lights
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MEN'S SUITS.

Indigo BIue Washington Mills Serge Suts elegantly trimmed the regular $1 500 suits, for SS7 The finest imported Blue Serge Su the regular 5000 goods for Sli5O.
 A-Wool Light Coored Cassmere Suits sold by IT. w. N at wholesale for $looo, price now S5OO The Boadbook Light Cassmere and Cheviot Suit sold at wholesale by T, W, & N. for $I3.5o for S75O Five very fine SkLned Suits with silk backs in the vest sold at wholesale by T. w. & N for $l8 $2o $22 and $23 our price Si475 for any of them Choice lots of Light Cashmere and Chevo Suits sold by IT, w. N wholesale for $l and usually retaled for $18oo our price S975. Please remember that all the prices advertised and others not advertised have plenty of all the regular sizes and many extra sizes This is Wholesale stock broken up tail stock.
 Very fine Silk Mixed Suits goods made by the Weybosset Mills
 in Olneyvle, sold at wholesale by T., w. N for SIS and retail for $l8 our price SiD5l Beautiful Cassmere Cheviot Serge and Worsted Su sold at wholesale by T, w. & N for SIG, $l65o and $l7 and
 tailed for $2o price for great variety of colos and pat terms, only SitE Extra quality Woed Sus and very handsome elegantly made and trimmed better sold anywhere the regular $25 and $28 goods and have been sold wholesale by T. w X N within 30 days for $2o and $22. shall sell for Si47 Large lot of unusually fine lines of Light and Dark CaSsimee Serge Worsted and Chevot Sui the regular $l8 $40 and $22 goods will be sold for $i25O. pairs of Mems White Duck Pants Si O. the $l5o quail ity, all sizes and lengths. 500 pairs of Mems White Duck Pants $5O regular $25o
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N1cGuire,s Condition Crltlonl.

Peter Mcclure, who was seriously in- jured at the jail the other morning by diving off his cot into corner and was taken to the hospital, was re- ported last night as being in a critical condition, and it was thought that he would probably live but a few hours.