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The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-10
PERSONAL JoTTINGS.

Albert Osgood, of this city, is visiting in New Britain.
 J. E. Cooper of Yale, is spending a few days at his home in New Britain.
 Stacy H Ward. of Branford, on Mon day accompanied his sister to Claver- ack college, where she is studying. The latter was called home to Branford re- gently by the death of her grandfather and has since suffered an attack of the grip.
 H. c. Warren, as receiver for the Edgewood' company of Goffe street, was authorized yesterday morning to sell the stock belonging to the concern in it's New York store to Henry Ives for s5,250. MT. Ives will continue the busi- ness at the New York store.
 MT. and Mrs William Shailor have gone to Torrington and will return about May l. This season MT. Shailor will be associated with Herman Speh in conducting the Sea View Hotel at Sav- in Rock.
 Attorney James P. Bree was yester- day appointed administrator on the es- tate of the late Elizabeth Kirby.
 An exchange says; The statement which appeared in several papers yes terday as reported by the New Haven police, as to the disappearance of Edwi- na Tbbals, is without foundation in fact. The name of a reputable young married man of this city was coupled In the story.
 Howard W. Durand, who has been a rasidant of fhis citv for seVaraI Vaar re has removed with his family to 132 New Jersey avenue, Brooklyn. MT. Durand has accepted an engagement with leading theatrical enterprise in New York city.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-10

City Court-Criminal side-Judge Dow.
 Daniel F. Early, assault with intent to kill, continued until April Il; John Morris, drunk, discharged; breach of the peace, Judgment suspended; Will liam Morris, drunk and breach of the peace, continued until April 10; Michael U. Leonard, violation of city ordinance, nolled on payment of $6.24 costs; John reform school complaint, continued until June l. William M. Johnson, breach of the peace, nolle; Mary Johnson, drunk, $5 fine, $S.S6 costs; breach of the peace, $5 fine; Agnes Wilson, drunk, $5 fine, S.86 costs; breach of the peace, $5 fine; John Mooney, breach of the peace, continued until April Il; Henry Brown, violation of liquor law, continued until April 12.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-10
heartily as at any Yale football game they ever attended.
 MCKINLEY IN MERIDEN.

heartily as at any Yale football game they ever attended.
 MCKINLEY IN MERIDEN.
 Meriden, April 9-"The only thing that will prevent me from stopping off at Meriden tomorrow will be considera- ton for my health' said Governor Will liam Mckinley of Ohio to reporter of The Journal this morning, "I am real ly sick and am in a. precipitation now. went to bed sick in New York last night and I did not know whether I would be able to go on to Hartford to-day but I felt better this morning and so started"
 Although it was not certain that the governor would be seen there were about one hundred at the station to get a glimpse of the noted Ohioan and apos- tie of protection.
 The committee was also at the sta ,tion They were Mayor Coe, Judge Platt, H. Wales Lines, Benjamin Page, w, F. Rockwell, N. L. Bradley and John W. Coe. Senator John w. Mix was also present.
 Senator Platt came on from Wash ington and was the first man to alight from the directors car of the Consor- dated road in which Governor McKin- Hey came on from New York. Senator 'Platt did not go to Hartford with the delegation.
 The Hartford delegation was in the car, as was Senator Hawley. It was thought that the senator would be pre- vented from coming on from Washing ton on account of the illness of his little daughter, but he told reporter that she was much better and he de- cided to come.
 At the train left the depot Governor Mckinley stepped out on the rear plat form of his car, and in response to a call from the car for three cheers those at the station responded.
 MAY VISIT MERIDEN TO-DAY.
 Governor Mckinley told a reporter that if he felt well enough he would pay a visit to Meriden tomorrow with Senator Platt.
 It was arranged that if Governor Mckinley comes he will leave Hartford at 10:S0 tomorrow morning, reaching here at 11:11. A reception will take place at the Winthrop during the af- ternoon and he will return to New York on the 6:09 or 737 p. m. train.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-10
Civil Superior Court.

In this court yesterday Jennie M. Howard of this city was granted a divorce from oscar A. Howard, also of this city, on the ground of inf1- delity. It was expected that Howard would contest the suit, but at the last minute, Attorney Chase, his counsel, informed the court the withdrawal.
 An order was also passed by Judge Hall authorizing H, c. Warren, re- ceiver of the Edgewood company. to sell the stock in the company's New York store to Henry Ives of this city for $5,25O.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-10
An Alligator.

Last evening at about o'clock the Adams Express company delivered to MT. P. w. Cameron, manager of the Aldrich house cafe, an alligator that was sent to him from his friend Will liam E. Chapman of Fort Pierce, Fla. MT. Chapman is a resident of this city and is now with the Florida Canning company at Fort Pierce.
 MT. Cameron will be pleased to show his alligator to his friends. A large tank is being built for it's accommoda- tion.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-10
A Ginning Weddinr.

Miss Minna Blocker of this city will be married to MT. William Neebe of Meriden on Thursday. April IS, at the Zion Lutheran church on Davenport avenue. Miss Blocker is an estimable young lady possessed of many friends, and MT Neebe is well known here, having formerly lived here for many years. He is musician of ability. The happy couple will have the good wishes of all their wide circle of friends
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-10
Golden HI Seminary Falls.

Bridgeport, April 9.--Miss Emily Will son, proprietor of Golden Hill semi nary, the most fashionable institution of its kind in Bridgeport, went into to-day. Last year diphtheria broke out in the school and the pupils left. This caused the failure. Her lia- Utilities are $25.OOO, with assets in real estate of about that amount.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-10
Court Notes.

There will be no short calendar ses- sion of either the superior or common pleas court Friday, Fast day. Thurs day afternoon in the common pleas court a bar meeting will be held, when cases will be assigned.
 Tn the probate court yesterday Attor- ney J. P. Bree was appointed adminis- trator on the estate of the late Eliza beth Kirby.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-10
Tender. Sweating and Swelling Feet.

The only place in the city to buy Zono, the famous remedy for tender, sweating and swelling feet is at the OiN Drug store, George D. Farovid proprietor, 644 Chapel street. Zono has proved a boon to thousands of suf- ferers who speak in great, praise of it's remedial dnalities
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-10
FIFTEEN MORE M1N1srERs.
Candidates Licensed at the Congregational
 Conference.

COnference.
 About thirty members of the New Haven Central Conference of Congre- gational ministers were in session at the Center church chapel yesterday examining fifteen members who had applied for licenses to preach. pr. Me Lane presided over the session and pr. Munger and Rev. Mir. Frank R. Luckey constituted the examining board. Those examined were: From the senior class, Messrs Dick, Herman and Warner; from tse middle class, Messrs. Baker, Beach, Bushee, Con- verse, Deans, Henshaw Kimberly, Noble, Pond, Short, Wallace and Wheeler.
 The candidates were all licensed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-10
Oysters, Clans, Lobsters,

Fish, etc. etc. A full line of sea food can be found at the market of Charles A. Wilcox, successor to Wilcox & Turner, 49O State street. There is no better place in this city to buy sea food, as my goods are fresh, choice and prices low.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-10
CAsE sETTLED.

Meriden, April 9.-The case of Mrs. Nellie Russell vs, The City of Meriden, which was to come before Judge Hall in the superior court In New Haven tomorrow, was settled at ii o'clock this morning, when the city paid $500 and costs Mrs. Russell, who is a school. teacher in the Old Road school, fell and broke her arm on the icy side walk.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-10

When the woman does not understand what the matter is, and her doctor can not or will not tell her, she grows morose andsmelancholy; that's the blues.
 Mrs. Newton Cobb, of Manchester, O., says: "Lydta E. PtnkhGm's Vegetable Compound will correct all this trouble. cannot praise it enough. am pleased to tell every one that it cured me; and if it will cure me, why not others ? am sure my case was severe enough" Itwili.
 Get it of your druggist at once.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-10
THE BLUES.
Why do Women have the Blues mora
 than Men2
rsrrcrAL ro oun nApY rrAprrs.1

Are not women naturally as light hearted, brave, and hopeful as men?
 Yes but woman's organism is diff ferent from mans.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-10

Women in per- feet or good health are rarely victims of this symptom.
 Women nearly
 monopolize the blues, because their peculiar ailments ! promote them. Z When the female organs fail to per form their func-
 tions properly, when the dreaded female complaints appear, there is shownnervousness, sleeplessness, faint ness, backa he, headache, bearing. down pains, etc, causing the dreaded "let-me-alone" and < an- gone !" feel ings.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-04-10
THE HOUSE.

in favor of an appropriation of $15,OOO for the hatcheries, but objection was made on the ground that it was new business and the matter was rejected. It was explained that if such bill was really necessary it could be originated by the committee on appropriations.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-16
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internal rrNruur law. Argument. ~ m"
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court aul u,rrrulrl,
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tlr -lguatur,- 81 over ,A',r' lh, citizens
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court gave HI rrd-uu, tpr refusing the
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society lat, whu g't ny the petition,
arose from hrr seat and said Judge eau
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not want -ru,dtluual ~crur ~ the
court rriu.
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/ the supreme court.
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altrruu"u.
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day urNt AMI the trial II criminal
Cal~r~ proceeded with.
The Washington mine ci,r. -rt Tor ,r~
t"rlal attrfnn"n wa- put over /" -nIl,
day neat week.
Very little wi~ done ~ court this after
nurn. ~ the court l. busy prrparinl
his decision ~ Ia" Ntlantlc y farln,
foreclosure case, expected To- be- handrt
down Monday.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-16
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N,.,ris . M",r Iu,",ianl ii.id.

N'''pis N"i- imp"tIsnI IIid.
II wlll \" lrdrnri With GENERAL regret
that lr.-r VI Mhr"lrk. unr II ilhuIurf.
pnr'- pioneers AMI puhllr spirited citi
1"u- La drcld,d "u u hu~ln,.-- change
winch viii tab" hm away from Albu
uurrqur tie has h""n "ilrfrd Wide ami
important lirii ~ the insurance hu-i
ur--, which. wluu h. enters It, Will o..
qulrr him I" giNr up hl, hu-lnr~- aud IN
trrr-tS ~ thl- city. In anticipation II
The move Bernard :. Sic, -trf. his faithful
office man lot many wars. has lS-u at
pointed agent for q. r. Ctomwrll's inter
r-t- hrfr. Mir Mhrrluck l. liable t0 he
called away any day, bat may remain
here fnr several months H. come.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-16
The RUSSIAN THISTLE.
our Farmers Should he on the Lookup,
For II.

Uuf FARMERS SnOuld nc on inc LOOkOui
For u.
Pref. Weston. IL the Agricultural col
Tor information regarding n report Ia the
effect that the Russian thistle" had made
H. appearance In the vicinity II AlDu-
qurrqur. "" handed the letter a. one ~
the most progressive farmers IN the
county, 10y whom II was answered, aud
W. are now IN receipt II the following
from i'ruf. Weston.
tit"r, CiiScu
Las Cruces. y. NJ Nov. q. Last even.
Ing received n packaSr II plants and n
letter from v. l." stephens. IN
answer Ia the letter written l.,
you some days since. Thank YOU
for Your kindness IN this matter
am very happy Ia say that the plant
sent is not the Russian thistle. and II that
IL the plant which was Shown In your Of.
ticr, then III all probability albuquerque
Is still without III" true Russian thistle
hut II IL establishing itself at Santa
Fr, unless they succeeded IN stopping /,
this season, ~ II will he well Tor farmers
aud other Ia Keep AL eye out fur II In any
part ut the territory.
II Ii most likely Ia br introduced In
seed grain, etc, ar In the bedding ~
stock eats ~ hay from infected districts,
l'.lnFuIn haN ITnII n ihui
stat" Is likely a. contain II, train from
the northwestern states. particularly the
lakutas, ARE almost sure a. contain the
seeds, and should not E ~0wn withou,
thorough cleaning,
We are alUut publishing n bulletin un
the subject. which will contain popular
aud scientific descriptions " the plant
aud shall be- glad Ia furnish any person
desiring one with u copy.
Mrwill he pleased Ia answer questions
II agricultural Importance, or others, foT
any one who will take the trouble Ia ash
al ANY time. aud We ARE PARTICULAR! anx'
iou- Ia assist any industry IL he terri
tory IN 81 far ~ lies IN our powrr. Our
published bulletins ARE free Ia all citi'
zcns of the Tertiary aud viii be- Sent on
application Ia the director II the y. NJ
Ayr. TX. station.
thanking y"u again fuT your assist
anc"
am, very truly
r.. o. MOTION.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-16

.l.l Downright ru--"iur--, impu!"urr
colo. aWr..w-.. remarked cl'II,u OIL"
-aulA -. "lh. urras" county. t"rIl"rldi
auI n,l,n o,nrml ia santa t,.rpuutN
uA,. AZ. r,k, uI II. Whnt. rak," Nui
ln.u h., r,LrrI l'r. following nrrd"ut,
go WhIrh h.. -rI be- c"uil Nwrh
-ur. W,,k- a., = urilul Of santa
3. county. i.o-- nunn,h VA aGr"-lcd lof
.,r -our hr'ArhW llr LAM, hui wA- {"
.upI lo sl,r go" tan To- npI"hr hrirI"
IA. justice ul lh' p't"rul lu- pl'riuct tot
,.>tmIuIuuu It, Wruri over /" the
-h,rIll. " J. WuluslHm go ~ -"li
cash u. such hAul NiIrr examination hr
Wa, h'id ~ $50 h"ui I" appear before
the grand my. It, mad" g,-d h"li,t
winch va apwN"d hl IA" justice, hut
the -hrlIn VIII not accept II. hut hang
uu IT, tie ibid NF', cash. which h" T..
rrl,rI irr ,uINlti'- aprIrdurr hrI"rr the
lu-lIrr 81 the peace. hIlllrlh demanded
the lnrurN. aud the -hrIlil. ~ the Ian
sua,r 81 I|,-- tweed wanted tu Know
what be- Wa going 1" iu about II. AMI
told HIM ~ strong AMI unmI-tikat,l" lau.
g,ligr +" hi" himself 1" warmer pastures,
Probably the -hrIii act thu~k hrcnu,'
the president at th' New M"Nlc" pardon
hurrau l. district ATTORNEY II santa r.
county. AMI h"calI~r h. fear, 10 hrfr-
affair L,IItp A IuruI,,I If ihp santa r.
official Democratic uilrrhuldlug rlug
Bul whrIr l. Justice ~ IL" first district
l. -hc rallN blind
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-16
oiir- OF Forfeiture.

IUN EUIV = IIIU aud VI MDtINV
Iuu irc gvtviy notified TIA, | intend 20 Iu
the C,c>~t'y work required bN Law uu ihc
"l.uukN uIur. ,ttualrd iu Hell canon. Brrud
lille county. NrS MrNi,u. ant that unless Nu,l
IdN SuuI g'uI uttluudtr share ~ sad rNp,ub,
you All CEASE 90 IN tuN interest "a sAii "a, Ne
and uIntug lam. luu ATE tufthvt notified
that tht cost at sad ~ufk d, one huudIrd lee,
Lars, itln. % DAYS Nutk ~ tour dollars prf diy
aud That u, amount due it,ttl "a, u ~ Nuu,uIui
said WutN. ts sii 50. niles, the same BE- IaId
on 81 itirir thu tl.t daN -! Dv,Culsi lS.'..
shai, ,uusui,f that Sut have abandoned ,ui
mime 80 uIIlr" 'fUlvfiN
Dated ~ Al1uIuutqur thls I'uh ddN 81 Ma
gu-i \ l. Is.,a. ions k>IItpN.
oil, lirApuHk Attorney.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-16

HE rh~niX Herald Of NuN. says.
sheriff H. y. Glliam.ut Jefferson county,
Montana. came in las, night from Pres.
colt aud secured from iNrrnur Hughes
rrpui-itlon papers for the return ~ lre
Bourne, alias Frank Harlow, arrested AT
Prescott "u charge NJ rmheZzling be-
tween fj,rn and tN.uJ from jefferson
county in lN.'!, white clerk Of the county.
H." had located anh arrested his man AT
Prescott, and was in hurry Ia get him
out II the t,rritnty before hahras corpus
proceedings could hr had"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-16

e. ". Riggs. who located few months
az" "n "A ranch just beyond the southern
limits IT this city. Is up IN the san Juan
country. The san Juan Times says: {,
v. Riggs. the explorer and relic hunter
aud wandrrrr. arrived IN this district lat
week with his rrtinur ~ horses. burr'~,
sheep. family. etc. Mr.. Riggs will sla,
here some time and will pasture ht"
llrk~ IN Pennington pastures.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-16
IiiI vs. - ~

lIrfr'- the WAY the Trinidad Advertiser
accounts f." IT IT sr"m~ that fusion
VA wrong. II u man l. Democrat hr
should l.. one not half democrat and
hail -"Ilrthlng else. II one Is a pop h.
should h. u p"p-n"l u hail I"p, High
honor AMI -trlct integrity are H. essential
nm lmlIllr. ~ m hll-lnr.-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1895-11-16
administrators. >"iI,r.

To- ~ hub 4 may uu,utu
Nu,i,V - hrtrl gwen that the uud,islgu,d
No uu the ,tl dJN ui -, tuhvI. lNp.. a..
putulrd idutulsiii'ui ui the estate ui I.rNl
Mukci. dr, rasrd anal vat lr las dulN VuaIi
he'd A. -u,h aduuiSithr Nj Irf-uu~ kuuN
iug themselves iudtbi tu sad estate ATE t.
gurstud Ia make Ituui' settlements aud all
ttrdIiH, ~ sad estate " F, 1T once makr Ifuu'
81 then claims ~ hc de dtri itum collection
at tie same, ~NNlIl ~ ~ ~
Administrator
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