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FOR THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
State Asylum for the Insane and Inebri-
ates-Commencing Nov. !. 1896. and End
ing April 30, 1897.
The herald., 1896-10-08

By H. T. cHRisTiAN. Chief Once
Deputy.
DEPUTY. 1890
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07
A POLICE PARADE THIS YEAR.
PISTOL PRACTICE TO RE SUSPENDED AND DRILL
ING TO BEGIN SOON.

PISTOL PRACTICE TO RE SUSPENDED AND DRILL
ING TO BEGIN SOON
The annual police parade. which was omitted last
wear on account OF the deplorable condition OF the
DEPARTMENT Is to be resumed this year Probably
II will take place June !, az 1t formerly was the
custom TO have the police parade on the first week
day after Decoration Day. Chief Conlin yesterday
sent TO the Commissioners recommendation TO
suspend the school for police pistol practice for the
present and the regular drills OF the ohcers
and men OF the Department.
Commissioner Andrews said: 81 am in favor OF
having a parade this year. The force Is In sood
condition now, and there is no reason why we
should not have a parade. The men Will need some
hard drilling. however. as there are great man!
new officers on the force An.
was adopted Officers drill Will begin on March
10 and company and battalion drills on March ~
II IL likely that a number OF the old poicemen on
the force will be retired from service soon. Ihere
are many men who are entitled 10 retirement VINO
no longer give efficient service. The Commissioners
say that such expect TO get easy places. anu
men who have been between twenty and twenty
tailed places. The who have served over
twenty-five years II they are not useful any longer
win have 10 20 out II they stay they VIII be put
in working precincts. IL they car not do efllcent
work they must retire Commissioner Grant has
directed Chief Conn to make UP a list or the men
old men on the force who are useful, such a.
Roundsman John Walsh OF the Sanitary squad:
who has performed peculiarly useful service 'or
the Health Department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07
THE GOLD SOON CAME BACK.

The illinois Central Railroad Company yester-
dav obtained 900 In gold from the Sab-Treasury
in exchange for greenbacks. 1t delivered the gold
TO the Continental National Bank which almost
Immediately deposited It in the sub-Treasury 70
the credit OF purchaser OF bonds. fres'us M 10
~ pandolnb of the bank was surprised when In
,ormed thst the god came from the sub'Treasury.
~. said that he received notice that the gold was
~ he delivered at the bank for bond buyer, aha no
IN lis arrival In order to c.ose the transac'o ne
Trsa siry He would not give the name OF tne
bond purchaser but was reported 10 De I'm te Treas
York I1te lnsnt' ALLOTTED q the recent Is
sue Of bonds How the nos was Hsns NOT explained
Vas s,,nnosed Il paid of In gold loan II hao
on, ~ ,rSd from the life Insurance company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07

in the latest Brooklyn directory Many of the
other names appear as cooks. clerks, drivers md
laborers'
But this r. not all An investigation into the
affairs Of the Brooklyn Lloyds' shows that It's
original papers allege that it was formed March
y. 1892. by the same organizers those Of the
futon Underwriters. namely. Ira S. Gardiner
aiT the rest of them And Mr.. Canae. the same
notary. affixed his seal his signature and his OFF,
cial number precisely In the other case to the
charter papers.
The Brooklyn Lloyds' was apparently turned
over to George r. Kisner on August %. 1894 by Its
alleged original subscribers. who. IL seems. again
appeared before Canae. close examination OF
the papers OF this concern shows that the docu-
ments purportng t. have been signed In lss2
bear the same water-m in the paper as APP
pears In the papers signed in 1894 This proves
nothing of course. but Ii suggests something
and another fact Is even more significant. Pub
lie notaries required q register annually with
the County Clerk. and each receives number
according to the order in which he is registered
This number they usually affiX to their sigma
lures and the number is. of course. changed
every year. Mr.. Canale SIGNED the 1892 and the
1894 papers Of the Brooklyn 'Loyds with the
same number and that number the one owned
by him during 1894 Possibly Mr. Canale was
second-sight apostle and OWNED in 1892 that his
number in 1894 would be 1885, and II may be that
knowing he would two years and five months
number he going to have then and not ms
1892 number. which inquiry at the County Clerk
Office shows to have been l44.
WARNING TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS -
An instance of the widespread effect OF the IN
surance swindle was shown yesterday in an order
issued by the II. b Clahin Company. wholesale
drygoods firm TO customers throughout the coun-
try to furnish the names of the insurance com
panies in which they are insured The Clanln
firm will refuse to open an account with ueaer
who is insured in any Lloyds concern known 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.

BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.
Al the broadway Real Estate Saesroom yester-
day the Sheriff offered for sale the right. title and
interest Of Florestine Stanheld TO No ~ west
Twenteth-st.. four-story orownstone DWELLING lot
25x92x27lx92Oh The sale was adjourned TO
March 90
Al private contract Thomas f. Jevons has pur-
chased through Charles +. Schuyler the four
story dwelling No. 3O7 West Seventy -iirst-st lot
l6sxl0O5 for about 5000
II is reported that Mr.. HartwcI. a builder. has
sold the four-story dwelling No $40 West Seventy
Charles + Rogers has sold the four;s,ory Aner-
basement dwelling No $s2 West Ena o., H near
Cox No ia West sixiy-'ohrih-st, fogr-story
Roderck j. Kennedy has sold the southwest cor
Of seyenh,ave and One hundred ,s M
Hall J. How Il co. have sold for the William II;
Lee estate six lots. l5oslol on the north -, aide OF
west OF Seventh-ave.. to William II. Hail, )r Tor
Sarah j Steele has sold to j. b. Kaiser the south
sevente S 255xo with ve-stcry brick and
jacob D. Butler has bought the northwest corner
OF 81, Nicholss-ave,o 60, ana NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
r.. 4. Crukshank q co. have sold for the he .ss
Of o e na
ing 1917 feet Broadway and 100 feet on Reade-st.
and being 102 feet wide In the rear.
the Broadway salesroom piece OF city real estate
Which has been ,h In s ay q snce @ and
also some Long Island real estate that was granted
to his ancestors In 1865 The sale OF THIS pr9peI.y
w Lawrence. brother OF Justice Lawrence. one OF
the city parcels to be sold No 60 Pear,st was IN
man Of The Dock Ward and successful banker
The property at No. iil West Foureenth-s WI be
estate also TO be sold. embraces 225 acres Of land
at Mastlc SUFFOLK County fronting on Great South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07
THE SUIT ABOUT THE TANTALUS CUP

In the Special Term Of the City Court yesterday
Justice Van Wyck granted the application OF J"iius
Lehman for the appointment Of commission d.
r.cted to NAPOLEON Argyle e. Co. counsellors. OF
Paris France to take the testimony OF the Baroness
Blanche de Berzeyni. who is witness on behalf OF
William b. Beach. In suit which he brought
against Mrs. Alva L. Vanderbilt the divorced wife
az William X. Vanderbilt. who Is now the WIRE OF
oliver H. p Belmont. The plaintiff Is the assgnes
of the Baroness. The complaint alleges that OF
November o. 1895, he began suit against Mrs van
derbit for $500 the value Of an antique cup known
as the 'Tantaus Cup" The baroness, 1t Is ayerred
Of the request Of Mrs Vanderbilt delivered the cup
70 her with other articles Of value. which Mrs
Vanderbilt thought OF giving to her daughter. Con
OF Marlborough Mrs. Vanderbilt, IT Is alleged, re-
turned all except the cup me h ss no@sd
The baroness is now in Paris and cannot return to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Liberty At, No i3i: John II Iienshaw 10 Louisa
Van Rcnss "laer ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Front st. No 49, Franklin Carter ?, al to
Nassau-rt and Pine ST. n W corner 30xs0 3x87l IL
S.5; James q Wallace and wife to John =
Division. st. no 1913. Fannie Harris and Davis u
Phillips and wife to Isaac Harris .........'
Henry-st No 50. Fannie Gordon 10 Moses Ter
Greenwich st. Nos go and 272: Mary Crockett
to Andrew nIs"s'e: %. +; o; spr,n: At, 2ss
100. Albert With 10 william Nickias.
Crosby-s,. No 81: Gustav iAange and wife to
ps Elan" ys st. No 2is John + Bos.ons ana wife
washingfor ST. No 100: Edward wilckens and
wife 20 Elias Kempner. .....................
22d-st. No 1873 East: Samuel French to Marion
snirnn ' Court. 5. Isl # W Or "a ave ana 70 II
Of seth st. lo.9x4i Marvin HubbeIl to
Samuel Pfsnch: Gr,y. IA ;,. "a
Albert Teets and wife. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Travers-s and Decatur ave. q corner % Tx ir-
regular: also W Decatur ayr. $50 II = OF
1911 II . OF Travers-st 75.1ixs5x76 6xss; also.
TrAvers- st. corner OF Ursula Place. 35.6x
f1O3x irregular; above streets etc. all pro
posed: Richard II Troy TO John Brady and
Tifany-st and westchester-ave. Ii = corner. Ia3
n 10 I65th-st X 25. Ok 8 co. e 747x W ssh:
Hannah Levi 10 Jacob Kaufman. ..............
Disney-ave. 4. 200 n n Of Jefferson-av ioox
10, In East Chester adjoining meadow land Of
James Morgan and road leading to tn.
Pines" about acres; also. dock lot on VS.
East Chester Creek adjoining the "Pines':
Mary A Barker to the East Chester Develop
Lot meH ass 10 map village Of wakeneid, william q
Macksazie TO Anna Mackenzie ................
Glebe-avs. T. loi.ll # Of Iyon-avs or Home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07
c,yrtsS or VOTES FOR ASSEuBLruAN.

The Board Of Aldermen acting as boarh o'
County Canvassers. met yesterday ana c'nVas''d
tho returns Of the recent special election Tor A--
.ernhlyman In the XNlith District to succeed the
late Patrick J. k,rrgan. The vote as canVasseti
s,ooa "a follows. Francis J. Goodman Tammany.
al7o: Lewis J. cook. Republican. iloI. Charles b
Copp Socialist Labor. l22: Joseph T.. McMaho1'
STATE Democracy -. James : Wetherby. Prohihi-
ton 10 These hgures arc the same as thoSe an
nounced by the Police Department on Tuesday nlght,
oxcept that Cook Republican. gained four votes IN
The Thirteenth Election District. and Copp ana
Wetherby gained one vote earh.
me certificate OF election given 10 Francis j.
Goodman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07
THE BERTILLON SYSTEM ADOPTED.

A PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY To BE FITTED Up At
HEADQUARTERS
Police Commissioner Andrews yesterday MADE
report TO his colleagues In favor OF adopting inc
BertiEon system Of Identifying criminals ana
resolution was passed to have the system used ihy
tho Department Hereafter two pictures OF ea'h
criminal will h. taken for tho Rogues pa',ry. am
T., aSli,ior 10 the information which has been re-
cord led in such there wi. he record oi mea'
ramerte 10 assist In the future tenuncation OF me
"ri,nnaI The OH pictures in the gallery are 10 .
retained and In order that ne WORK Oh taS,ns
monographs may be facilitated the Commissioners
IN raw n photograph gallery erected on the ROOF
OF the Central Once and appoint an oficlai pho-
,oeraoher There are sevcra. amateur photoRta-
hers among the members OF the police force nov.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07
pt'IIDING PLANS FILED.

The following plans for new buildings ana "'c'"'o"'
were filed yesterday:
New buildings:
Ferris Place near Westchester Road, n TWO st"i
fIine dwelling and barn. by Louis schhe'aer o' 90 slo
Main st. West Chester owner sos ',oad at by
John wecker, Of No 2,63s Marion ave owner ,s ooo
for a story and cellar brick nat 'osi ''"0"
e2i- st, No 1856 East. a I've story bri'k MAJ pY
stephen A Palmer Of Poughheeps'e' l. ., o0o
Canal At No 2aI for n story and basement
brick and lofts. by tho borinhru er'"e' IN No
No Mercer Ut. owner "''
els II and Park ave. " corner, py me os.y
OF York. for hve story prick schoo'"o"' =, ~v.r
f25th at. No 3it East. a two story brick and frame
store and shop. by Anthony Larsen o""e'' soo
Duncomb ave 200 II n Of Juiana ave- Williams
bridge a one story frame stable by Mlcnae' .oo
Alterations VT a.
h0th-st. No I26 to $50 East by the New fofk Vt
thopacdic Dispensary and Hospital 70 h'e- .,o ooo
story and basement brick hospital BUILDING *So"
stanonst. No So2. by Caroline p pr n VI 600
302 Stanton At. four story brick store. W"
Stanton and Sheriff sts. corner, by me Mayo,.
etc Of New-York city. TO four-story or'eH q, ooo
Clarke vt. No s. by Mayor. etc. to four ~,
story brick schooho,se ,, ~, "
to a tourist brick tchoolhouse ':...:....: I'm"
Hudson-s No II. by the New-York CONDENSED q noo
MIX Co. to A Ave story brick warehouse. ouO
<3d-st, No Is West. by M Andrews, 10 FOUR . ~.
story brick and school. ...;.'...' |n
2adst, No 10 East, BY James . blaeH % 70
East 37th st. to I'VE story br'ek store ana Of M
seth's, I' No y East. by G W Hendrcks OF 3i2
wsst ssth-st . four-s.ory brick and stone ~
dwelling ss.sss'''''''''''''''''' '-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07
THE BRONI RIVER SEWER.

The Bronx River Sewer Commission met yester-
day afternoon in the Mayors Office where they
were for several hours closeted with Mayor Strong
There they are said TO have discussed the act au-
thorizing the construction Of the sewer on line
.y,,h Tho pronY River Commissioner Haffen, OF
the TWENTY third and Twenty fourth wards. was
present The Board finally agreed upon Dill Great
ing a commission to build the sewer referred 10.
which II IS estimated will cost 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07
Gnunfrn Anarn.

e>>>>>c>n~cecS>N ~
"A a connections dwelling with all modern improve
mens. would for an Invalid. plsAsant home aa
just the place for one who Wishes 70 heY
quiet place for reeupefsucn ard rse Hensst city ~
CON. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-03-07
ARRESTED on 4 CHARGE or FRAUD.
LOUIS A. MARKS ACCUSED OF DEFRArDING CRED
ITORs FOR $1,000

ITORs FOR $1,000.
Louis A. Marks OF the firm Of NJ H. q L. ~.
Marks woo.len commission merchants OF Nos ~
and 1913 Franklin-st who failed last SATURDAY VIII
liabilities Of $4,000 and assets In sight was az
rested yesterday Ivy DeputySherin Wagering ~ !.
suI. brought lv Rlumenstiel & Hlrsch on behai 81
William Tnkham ~ Co. OF Rhode Island credirors
for s2l 27l. the charge OF de'raudinx ther ,.
I, was charged that In the last three montht
$50 900 worth Of goods obtained on credit were 'mne
diately sent to auction house and sold al a 'o.S
~ % 10 20 per cent As fast the goods were -
celved from the mills they were rrtickete1 ~ -
alleged and sent to the auction rooms MT MAINS
furnished S2l 900 bonds and was released
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

'a c;o,.s t. iqSa c.g'o9 lot $751; letter O. $1,000
H.. sn. Masdeis 81 TO james l. watson. No al2
70 81 wei tn" . y", s,e to csc,,r. Of
HenD Olsen. deceased II corner is'-"'e and ,oo
pI,lsr Jacob T. To- Edward + j Go,nor
soer sS sa1 lG a. fs.,1 5000
cSrnml.,ioncr etc west Endave. 4aio It ,,ooo
sam. 4, S' ,a";. Nv wc., End-av, Or
Same to same. : W,s, End-av- 2;.2 It q $500.
csrr~nler Fran,, " ana ~ife to Jam. ; Re'
nod- Wills ave = II II i4'th-s, : oooo
psyey' Aadr,~ t. sar, Grimm. 7''h-' ,o.o,
~ 4 u 2d-ay.. ..-..-.: l"o"
u, ior6,o. Grcsorie. ana WI. to F ,s;
iH ,n.,. 'f"'' N'", '" .''' 1850
rrese Fr,i.lc ana VIE to Tns 'i",ra@,ee ,ooo
Fisher Ellsae-h ana ch@<le' W. 10 he h E Ms
Gruner sieriried and wife the lAMyer. rflr
"e faraI Pax west 5 years ...-"... $40
George. Charles r and wife to John on, toyie q ."
lyman ,'f Eu ,nS VIE s'a 'o Banned Friend no
Harris Isaac to Fannie Harris ami another. No 80,
Horton Emil, IL TO ,hs Mutual LIE lO saa Ss
Hyman. Louis, and VIII, o Banned Friend. No =, o.,
IIorsad isaor to jacob liirsh No 2.4 West o-oo,
HIrsh EDWARD to Henry + Rowland corner o0o
Amsterdam ave and i,srh st. ! year """
Il r.,
fred Willard No 80 Morningside- ave East. qoo
Klsinert, Isaac D. to Alfred T Loward No 81 ,uo
West SIN ST. demand .,a 'o"
N"''t una. 10 ""s'"' '~'s'' " " os $50
same to same. same properly, . months 5000
Kellar. John and wife 10 the Title Guarantee and ON 400,
Trust 60. No I22 Broadway. years. e''oV
Kmbel Henry. and wife to he c'ermania gay
ings Bank New York citJ. No 40 west i4o'h ., ooo
knapp Alfred D. and vii. to Frederic J Middle
s s,% c;nn ; A.. $50 ,n, of la'h' ao
being lots II to Is. map cheever property 23i ono
Keller. Mary and peter. 10 sarah Lewis.
Of Ave 81 John. $50 q Of nsyard st. demand "o
1921 st. 100 II Of Madison ave. and adjoining ., -on
property. year. mortgages. a.....:..... $500
@ss 20 A 5onn ro' to s Mary SULLIVAN ss'h
st. 1884 e. Of ith ave ! year ;..,..;;.'..'. 80"
i7iSs so Of Sh ss ave. Year '" 5000
McMann. Amanda, to Rebecca Jscobus ct nj.
.,us,sss etc. ioo.h st. in@ OF Am 1900
Mitchell Mary Title Guarantee and Trust CO. M u,o
No 81 West End ave year. """
can Real Estate Title Guarantee 60. NO -'' q, ooo
Grcnd st. years. ....... ....;.' l'""
st. 225 II n OF Albany ave year: .....:..'..; 200
Teets. Albert. and wife to Title Guarantee ana no o
rast &C. No sis on ave- {snrs clinton cow"
Place 7S6 II Of Greene 1t. lease years lt""
same 10 same. Clinton Place 4s'io II OF -ooo
Greene At. lease. years. '""
With. Mary. the Emsrant Industrial Savings o,o
Bank. No 205 Avenue &. year :. =, ''o"
" cosf pss a. 20 or Of ssS ave years $500
widening Frederick u G. to the Washington
Trust co Of New York commii'es o. marina Is 900
Same 10 sarah II Powell. same property ! ysnr. -''
Williamson. Charles, and wife to the Daiiy news
Savings and Building and Loan Association n
Devoe-st 1873 II OF Ogden ave. install 90,
menus '.-''.'.. '.'''''' ''''''''''''
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Capacity S0Wo

st. ioo5xiaa. Gxio4Iixio7s; Anna Lyon to 24oo
Kinseila ave- n"'s g. 1914 # Of Bcnxdaleave, 40,
Kinsella ave, s. 2oI.4 It OF Bronxdale-ave' ON
5OxiO0; John Connery ......,.....' ''-'"
KInss ,n aS 2St q , OF BronNaa'e AVE. 100
10, G. mann sa'e Of 70 W"shnson Heights. contains
- 0slOoo acres Lucia coulsen ct al to George ,aoo
'HsJSS'T!sSs !scs 7sssi H iannah
rnisrvale,ave corner Lyon-si 2T.ax7Sx irresu-
iG7h.st Sc s. ' iisa II W Of Foxst 2'ss'ox
30 sHe.2 same to same oc.. =, ;;;;,;;o
Martha " Horyan al to William cronn
Same property: William cronin and wife to Mar
Am.,erds%aye '''S corner ,dths,; SS.Ioo: Ed 10
S1ns 'y NS 1915 aas S chsres Mage Wi
,am t"" Iss +, Of shave 5oxeo H. Jane
Hamilton ct al, executors to Fanny II Ham ss 40
Amsteriamayc, corner i.sth-st. eeiixico:
Aih"rt Patterson. as executor to Alexander 4. 900
same property: Alexander Mcdowell and wife to ,oo
Ams srT% @ a"e corner isi6.s, eoilsioo;
Henry Rowland and wife to Edward Hrsh'
map Of sheridan and scagraye John thinner
%."a &c, 70 GSTns 81, man DSr a. Hunt Estate
James Sage to Eva sheenan 49,. /
Same property; Thomas shechan and wife To :,
Klnsrlla sys. cor Hronxdalenye, o2d4xl"y
SF " ave- ' sss SSr Ss AZ Hen
Ss'9 %e'' Ra% H Es. sa,enns
q he reyster: also strip called De Peyster or
-, ,b. Vow yorL Josrital -. ............. l6I
same nroner,v. Anna DO y Hunt 10 same ANA. 233
property. Franklin II Lord, executor. 70 "a.
sam. .nme property "'"'v pe ''''''' a. 1000
s,,'c ,ro,crfy. Anna l. short 10 same ......... 1911
SANE rroi,arfv Anna II Livingston same. 1000
Mprninesiie 1i6th ~. 20Jxi"5s
- 2xsT. William j NicklaS to Rudolph With
and another :.-...- .....'. a. 49,. 80
soi 100 n ~ 10Th ave. 25N2yll 10 TO
7 vn,t,hV ........ 300
same property. Peter ! Murphy John Walsh
ZOE > WnIam purIsnd 70 Jane A Duriand. 49,. 1900
3Io n ~ columbus ave is6N
on.,s,i,o A..ora,ion '.......... 1900
Ms5rl.en - Andrew Dave ''''.-..., 1900
7sih n 80 n . Of i;h ave iNXs22. charles
"A Fanchef ind wife Frederick W Dudd.... !
73l It, NJ n. East. Elizabeth Lloyd to Rachel oo
Redeshcmer l'''p
''' N' r,efere. =, serah Tai~ain ".'...... 300
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Thousand. suffer with catarrh who believe that nonins
can hep them HYOMEI will remove the one"s AL
eG,va clear the head remove catarrhal deafness anu
'' " ~ NEW YORK Sept 90 $50;
take Measure in adding my name to those :, =,
have been made happier by the OF Hyomei. II III
not only instant relief to Catarrh sunefefs @
Of inducing many friends and acaua intances 10 s 80
relief through use. have yet TO learn OF one WIZ
mas "0' 'e''' A. G. THOMPSON. sc Wall St
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NORTH H.iVEN.

oI s1-Four men gave their reasons
fof their opinion on the issues of the
day, the silver, gold bi-metal and pro-
hibition questions, in Memorial hall on
Thursday evening. The hall was pack
ed. Mr.. S, B. Thorpe in a humorous
manner introduced the speakers and
| each one spoke fifteen minutes, then
took short rest, after which each oc-
cupled another fifteen minutes. The
| speakers were 1. L. Mansfield, j. 10.
Bishop, f. c. Bradley and e. l.. Lins-
| ley. 1t was generally conceded that
| Mr.. Linsley, for the gold standard,
made the best argument. A collection
was taken and So collected, expenses
of the evening $3.50. The surplus was
given to the Bradley library.
AT the grange last Tuesday evening
Mr.. Hobart Blakeslee had on exhibit
ton potatoes which weighed two
pounds eleven ounces each. One
weighed three pounds and two ounces.
Sixteen potatoes made a bushel.
! Mrs. d. L. Clinton has chrysanthe-
mum worth driving to Clintonville to
see.
Mansfields bridge over the Quinni-
piac river at North Haven will be
closed to traffic from Wednesday, No
vember 4, to Saturday, the 18th. If the
weather is unfavorable on Wednesday
! it will not be closed until Thursday
morning. People who want to cross
| with teams will have to go to Sackett's
Point bridge.
Indications seem to be that every
voter in the town means to be on hand
November 3.
| The house near Muddy River, owned
by tbs REFS family, was burned to the
| ground last Tuesday evening about 8
o'clock. The family had just moved to
New Haven and the house was empty.
A few vegetables were left in the eel
lar.
About thirty members of North Ha-
ven grange drove to Cheshire last We'd
nesday evening and furnished the liter
airy program for the lecturers hour
| and were given an oyster supper.
Miss Margaret E. Blakeslee and Wal
ter Sexton were married at the home
| of the bride on Wednesday evening,
October IS, 1896. Rev. Mr.. Lusk per-
formed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs
F. H. Todd were present
On election day and evening, No
vember 8, refreshments will be served
by the U. l. A. at Memorial hall. The
menu:
Ham, chicken, tongue and turkey
sandwiches. tea, coffee, fruit, crackers
cheese, pie and cake. Gold and silver
ice cream served in the evening. Cold
water for the prohibition party. Elec-
ton returns given from to II p. M A
good sociable time expected. Come and
make it a success.