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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-05-22
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Court of Common Pleas-Criminal Side
Judge Hotchkiss.

In the court of common pleas, crimi-
nal side, yesterday morning William r.
G. Falby pleaded guilty of selling liquor
to James ]. Clancy, a minor, at his sa-
loon, go Wallace street, and was fined
SIS and 1884 COSTS
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Court Notes
WANTED a DRINK BADLY.

Michael Kilbride was fined So and
costs in the city court yesterday by
Judge Gable for asaulting Jacob Carl
and his wife. Kilbride went to Carls
saloon at 103 State street and having no
money demanded q drink of whiskey
Carl refused to give it to him, whereup
on Kilbride attacked him and his wife.
A PUGILISTIC SALOONKEEPER.
The case of Peter Hessman, bartender
for Herman Norman, saloonkeeper at
Greene and Franklin streets, was con-
tinued yesterday to await the recovery
of Michael Cannon, who is at the hos
pital with a broken leg. 1t is alleged
that the injury was inflicted by Hess
man, while he was ejeeting Cannon
from the saloon.
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OBITUARY.
Death of John II. Dewell.

John H. Dewell, whose death notice
appears in another column, was chap
lain of Company e, Eleventh regiment,
c. V. He at one time resided in this
city and also in Waterbury, where he
represented j. D. Dewell & Co., as their
Naugatuck Valley agent. Captain
Dewell had been a great sufferer for
many years from inflammatory rheu-
matism. He leaves widow, three
sons, two daughters, a grand son and a
host of friends to mourn his loss. Two
sisters and brother, James D. Dewell,
president OF the New Haven chamber
of commerce, reside in this city, and
one sister in Whitmans Mass.
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Montreal, May 21.-The Donaldson
Line steamship Amarynthia, Captain W.
Mcneil, bound from Montreal to Glas-
gov with a general cargo, 405 cattle
and horses. ran aground at Tongue
Pointe, below this city, at about Il
o'clock this morning. Tugs have beer
sent down to remove the cattle and
efforts will be made to pull her off. This
Is the same vessel that ran aground
at Isle Ronde, opposite this city, two
years ago.
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miscellaneous.
OFFICE OF rHn BoARp or EDuoAr1oN.

New Haven City School District. :
q Center Street, May Goth. 1898.
CEALED proposals will be received Mt the
= office of William FL. Allen, 50 Church
street, New Haven, Conn, until 4p. M the I'd
day of June, for carpenter work, mason
work, plum bling, and heating and ventilat-
ing apparatus required in remodeling the
Eaton school building in this city,
Bids will only be received for each trade
separately.
Plans and specifications may be had on ap
plication at the office or the architect The
bids will be opened at the office OF the board
at pm, the I'd day of June in the presence
OF the bidders The board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids, or waive any de-
fects in same If 1t be deemed for the interest
of the district so to do.
FREDERICK A. BELTS,
JOHN 7. MANSON,
WALTER j. CONNOR,
Committee Oh Buildings
eB Evening papers please copy. my2j 3t
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Contract Awarded.

The contract for the erection Of the
band stand on the green has been made
by City Auditor Brown, with Architect
w. III. Allen for $1,645. Mr.. Allen agrees
to have the band stand completed by
June 25.
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Probate court-Judge cleveland.

C. e. Curtis yesterday morning in the
probate court declined to serve as adj
ministrator on the estate of the late
Abbie Goodman of Hazel street, and
Judge Cleaveland appointed #. w. Shil-
Tito in his stead.
HEARING ON ROGERS ESTATE.
Hearing on, the appointment of q
trustee on the estate of Alexander v
Rogers, insolvent painter, was yester-
day continued in the probate court until
next Thursday. In his assignment Rog-
ers named Herman e. Smith as trus-
tee His assets will hardly pay the cost
of probable settlement.
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Boston, May 21.--The house of repre-
sentatives, by a vote of SO to Sc and
IA pairs, to-day referred to the next
legislature the appropriation Of $4,000
for statue of Ben Butler.
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City Court-C Criminal Side Judge Cable.
Charles McHugh, non support, nolle;
Thomas Kilbride, ENLIGHTENMENT, con-
tinued to May 80; Cornelius Lynehan,
drunk, breach of peace and non sup
port, nolle; Edward r. Walton, breach
of peace, continued to May IS; Augusta
Lindsey, keeping house of i'll fame, con
tinued to May 80; Catherine DeSheille,
residing in Same, $40 fine $3.50 costs;
Juliar A. Reynolds, fornication. contin-
ucd to May %; James Gaffney, non sup
port continued to June 20; Michael Kill
bride, breach OF peace two charges, IS
fine each, 1924 costs; Peter Hussman,
breach of peace, continued to May IS;
Peter Mccarthy, same, S. fine, 1924
costs; John Fitzgerald. same, discharg-
ed George Knapman, same, continued
to May 80.
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miscellaneous.
RE YOU A TOBACCO SLAVE?I

ARE YOU A TOBACCO SLAVE?
IN you want to quit this practice! You
Il = ought to do it for the sake of your heart.
your Nerves, your Lungs. Every chew, every
smoke, hurts you. If you want to stop there
will be struggle and you will fail unless you
have help. "GOOD-BY" will do it easily, tho
roughly. No experiment., no fake, no injury.
a sure, safe, speedy cure. Try it, 1t will not
fail. NJ. Bristol s. Sons. 854 Chapel street,
ap24tf Agents for New Haven.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
CEALED proposals will be received by fhe
- undersigned at the Town hall, Hamden,
until three o'clock p. IN. Saturday, May 3lth,
1898, for constructing a Macadam pavement,
under the Act for Improved Highways" on
the main road between New Haven and Cen
tervi'le, from the Mill river bridge to the
Town hall.
Plans and specifications can be seen and
blank forms for proposals can b g obtained at
the office Of the engineer, A. B. Hill, room 23,
No. 50 Church street, New Haven, Conn.
No bids will be received which are not on
the blanks furnished, or which are not prop
erly filled out.
The right to reject any or all bids is re-
served JOHN H. DAVIS,
HORACE d. JOHNSON.
WILLIAM HITCHCOCK,
Selectmen.
Hamden, Conn.,, May 15 1896. nylG LIT
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Superior Court Civil side--Judge Prem
tice.
In the case of the appeal from pro-
bate Of the will of DR.. Hoadley, be-
ing tried in the civil side of the SUI
perior court. DR.. c. Hart Merriam of
Washington, D. c., was put on the
stand yesterday afternoon to resume
his testimony which had gone over
from the day before. DR.. Merriam ex-
planned letters that DR. Hoadley had
written about the Greedy relief expe-
dition in 1884. In the cross examina-
tion DR. Merriam stated that the only
Indication he ever saw that DR.. Hoad-
ley was taking morphine was just be-
fore he took him from his home in
Washington For three days there
We're signs that led the witness to be-
lieve that Hoadley was taking NOR
phne.
A. IT. Kimberly was next called for
further cross examination.
Judge Simeon &c. Baldwin was on the
stand next and testified as to his bust
ness relations with the testator for q
period of years dating back to 1884 and
continuing until the death of the tes-
tator.
The purport of the whole testimony
was to the effect that DR.. Hoadley was
fully competent to make a will. The
case win go on to-day, the short cal
endar going over until tomorrow.
DIVORCES ASKED FOR.
Mrs Lizzie Stevens of Dixwell ave-
nue. has brought suit for divorce from
her husband. William A. Stevens. for
merly of this city. The grounds al
legged are desertion. The couple were
married in 1880.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eisenberg has brought
suit for divorce against her husband,
Samuel Eisenberg, through Attorney l..
Z. Jacobs. She alleges cruelty.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-05
LEHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

stations foot of CortIandt and DesbrOsses SITS.
$3.50 \. VI. daily ,Sundays. 6:4j A. M for MAUCH
CIR NIX aal intermediate stations.
Si5 A. VI daily for GENEVA. ROCHESTER. BUF-
FALO NIAGARA FALLS. SUSPENSION BRIDGE and
the West ard principal local points dnlng-car 10 Sus
pension Bridge. Pullman Nesthue Sleeper to Chicago
100 4. W. daily except sunday for MAuCH
CHUNK and intermediate points Connections for Read
ing and Harrisburg
900 T. VI. daily except Sunday. for ELMIRA and all
intermediate stations. Connections for Pottsyie and
Reading char-car to Wlkesbarre.
.s:3O i. VI. tSundays only) Tor Wlkesbarre. L. a b.
Junction and all intermediate stations.
$40 y. VI. daily. except sunday. for L. & b. JUNO
TION and principal intermediate stations Pullman buffet
parlor-cnr Wilkesbarre connecting for Pottsvi.e
5.I5 T. VI. daily for Easton and intermediate sta
tlons.
O,IO y W. daily for BJFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS
all points West Pullman Sleeper Vestlbuled Train
" Y 10 Chicago. Sleeper Buffalo and Toronto. Con-
nections for Reading and Harrisburg
300 = VI. daily, for ITHACA GENEVA. RoCHEs-
TER. Bt'FFALO NIAGARA FALLS. and all points
West. Pullman Sleeper to Chicago and Buffalo. Chair
10 Wilkesharrc.
II,5O =. VI. daily. except Sunday. for EAsroN and
intermediate points.
Additional local trains daily excep, sunday Tor BOUND
BROOK and intermediate points leave ns follows; 500
A. NJ. 900 A. NJ, 1910 L. NJ. 40 T. NJ and 6:S0 p NJ
Tickets and Pullman accommodations Mt 235, 213. 0+i.
and l.323 Brad1ay 81 East i4h ST. l56 East i25th ST.
y. Y: SEQ Fulton St. Court St. 9S Broadway. and
Brooklyn Annex. Brooklyn.
New-Yori Transfer Company will call for and check
baggage from hotel or residence through TO destination
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Sale Of Crase at Aurtion.
u IFTE AVENUE. Near 12jth Streets


LIFTH AVENUE. Near 125th Street-Su-
4 preme Court City and County OF New-York. In tho
Matter ot tho Application OF Charles n Crittenton and
others for the making OF lease Of 200 Fifth Avenue.
In pursuan OF decree duly made and entered upon
the above entitled application. bearing date April 7h sD6
at public aucor ct the Real estate Exchange and Auc-
York CITY the oh day Of May 1893 at twelve o'clock
tonees the premises In said decree mentioned the lot
2,O9 Fifth Avenue. New York City, AND therein
particularly described follows:
All that certain lot. piece parcel OF land with tho
Twelfth Ward Of the city Of New York bounded and
side Of Fifth Avenue distant nineteen feet eleven inches
southerly from the formed by the intersection OF
the easerly side OF Firth Avenue with the southery side
OF hundred and twenty street. running thence
eastery parable! to One hundred Nth street.
and partly through the OF party wal eighty
feet thence southerly parallel TO Fifth Avenue eighteen
feet thence westerly parallel to Onehundred
party wall eighty the enserIy side OF Fifth Ave
nue. norhey along easteriy side Of Fifth
Avenue eighteen feet to the point place OF beginning
The lease Will be awarded such bidder shall offer
the payment Of all taxes and which
become lien upon said premises during the OF
lease is TO be twenty with right OF renewal
the option Of the lessee for three periods OF
twentone years provided that the expiration OF
Of said periods OF the annual rental OF
said premises for the period twenty-one years
shall be fixed by appraisal in the provided by the
Court In the said decree such rental be for the ground
ings which the lessee may IN the time have
erected The lessee is also to the and other
For further information - the further terms and
particulars Of the lease. apply 10 the undersgled
Dated New York. APri ,; IN =; l,,nnocx lsee, ESQ
swAYNE & .swAYNE. Referee.
Attorneys for Petitioners i2O Broadway
i2o bre aaway New York City.
New York City.
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RAILROADS..
RAILROADS..
-AMsRic.'s oREATKsr Railroad
NEWYORK
CENTRAL
& HUDSON RIVER R. r.

FROM GRAND CENTRAL STATION. 42D STREET:
$3.50 0s suSddS wSrS s@PTe sops a, Albany
Niagara aaSGse Faiis adn IS p This train is limited to
o,3O A. MmIsiiy. Fast Mail for Poughkeepse Al,
bany. Utica, Syracuse Rochester Du"a'0 ''''''''
1890 Excsp SUNDAY rD;H, Day Express For all I'M
100 MDaiy so9,hwsssrn LIMITED 1. TG, c?;sp s"ps
at Poughkeepsie. Albany. Uticas Syracuse Roches-
sSa Toisa Ana esss s'fss s for
Albany. schenectady. Utica syracuse Rochester
$3.50 P. M~EScept Sunday. West Point Poushkeeps'e'
4so "o@hf p M-bSy Norn shore Limited Due Detroit
500 a. M. Chicago 4:3o p m Stops at Albany
600 P. MwDaly For Albany Troy u,ea isngsn AdT9n-
dack Mountains Montreal syracuse; ynsr"; cbicaso,
o2 Dsy e A5ss, % TrSy 5nG
1880 naalo Si%f1Ta %SGasB als soSs csvs s;
ooo MDay carries Sleeping Car pa pasIpsers Ipses
onS For osTsSs watsrtGwG 1isYsIsSG
Toledo. Chicago and except Saturday. for cape
1910 train Tor Chicago and principal
on DrS sn"a ns albany ANA
oe n .nG s Ga Ss Dy an' except Sunday
oo Msunaay nd only only, to f,IsS rseld and the bSk
'As sLE h.s srdHr III A'Tf% TKaSs yfS" 70 "yoSkEBs
Putnam rsn Tans as r fn as @
The Elevated Road, THIS Is the only line running ''all
Trains Illuminated with Pinsch Light, ., s,.,,or
Iia froadway i. fark Place 2cl 4s broadway 81 Eas!
:ss ns an ana cSs%Ss sss and 20
FuIion. and os Broadway F. d. Boosyn br n. West,
colt Express Company. r - ,,,r,s
Gcpcr
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Railroads..
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
ions foot OF Desbrosses ana Corsiahdt ;s '"e''''

Stations foot Of Desbrosses ana Soruahot lori '"es
sSS TNEsS c'E G F'eeFs
tom cafS Arrives cIeyeapS 6% as M A.
Eoalsvs % Snsnnn5 iso Az M st, 800 M and Toledo
zoo P McHIcAoo AND ST LOUIS 1; SS. E%nREss Ess.
oS$ s. MMfsThRS * E
s6THwEsfERS fs!ffss h2FREs a:ss seE
Arrives cncinnsY ,, p M noIn,ns Indianapolis H. 40
500 M-PA ss% asa sespi"s cisSssaa csi
pu, to pl,'ssurg Connects for chicago 0a''
except wxsMiycTox FsisIffyx AND TIE s9TTYa, a,o 20
"A s PnnT 4, nss c%t saS .So
aoy nTs saS SaT &c. n.Rs H Sn0 M a5
an PsoT and Rinrs q & caGs} u,Sb, 80 DINING o''
soHffhESS hAwAy p ,.ssH. Ssy sssaf'H ssS Hs' to
springs 2i5 night daily. sIeeper' to New-or'ean' and
A4nASTIc rnIkssnTlc COAST 1xEsso NJ daily Sleeper, to
Port Tampa. Macon and Jacksonville 900 p NJ daily
ssp15 20 o RAILWAY Express 500 p NJ
daily FoiN ssEnS snd and DnSs
Charles Route A. NJ week days. an'' WIN '"''0S"
ATEsSTrs Sss?sT cir9 fi' weekdays Through Buffet
rdR Hsrss esFf G4 MS4 S9 Pay S f?'si m
FqP Lens nSaG' 81 AE % y S Ps's go S
F'F"' ''' ! roR 81 PA iP'naInLAbELrHIA:, j ~ - min,
go 72o $50 $50 30 Pspna ImiteaaSS Iano Bin 3in
I6s '"s cs e% u Dining Al NJ as T. pisns f1S
l2i5 night sSpaays 3,,yn 70 da so 90 40 Dining CAB
1o dining II M "a ca ''nhS %nins car -: p NJ 1918
7nss night Offices Nos. 4ss o. ies 1923 III and :Sa 2s
ay A.or STd f0s so Of ru@n sre
nkn Anne. station @ 4Ss &S' Sew Ss F9GH YSp
T. RTSoHgm cSmDdny w call FOR and check baggage
S Gsnsya rnEy3sMT Manager General pa:sr a. p Agent
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A HEAVY TANK FALLS FROM A ROOF.

1T sMAsHEs A SIDEWALK. BUT. LUCKILY. NO
PERSON WAS IN ITS WAY.
The six-story building at No. IS New-st. is being
taken down to make room for the Commercial
Cable Building. water tank of copper, oval in
form, 10 feet long, feet wide. feet deep and
weighing 700 pounds. stood on the roof. Workmen
tried to lower 1t yesterday afternoon at 80 o'clock
They had let It down one story when the rope
broke and II fell forty-ve feet, into the street.
1t smashed the stone sidewalk and made a noise as
great. apparently. as Il the building itself had az.
bottom and was not much damaged. Nobody was
hurt but a big crowd collected by the occur
renee.
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received at their Uptown Office, No l242 broadway
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semsnts received at the following branch at reg-
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COT cor lo2 0th-aye cor. l2thst 142 Columbus
, E Wsst ., Uohst Jos West 42d St. 0th-ave OF
last istn 2oI West 42d-st.. between 7th and Sth
ayss ave, i'e East 1 4Ihst; 1888 sdave, 10Th and
.tn sts' lO20 3d ave. 6ist-st.; 7Os lst-ave
Tsss sh.;t 60 ad,ave near !ls 5s4 Sd s25
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aza 4s East 10Th 2Oa East 4sth-st $50 oth-ave
es. V.h-Avei l02 Sd-ave.. 67h-st: 2O4 East
sssn.s sis sa, ieo nrOsdway; isea l2o Sthave
3d-ave 1isth-s; ioe East i25thst n.ar "a @ av'i
AZ West ':s'h-stx bsI 7th and 81 Svos, ~ s''
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

FAST EXPRESS TRAINS To - -.
baltimore Washington. Chicago. Clncinnnt'
81. Louis and nII Points West
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE on ALL TRAINS: o
Leave New-York foot Of Llbertyst, daily for CHlChbo
200 +. and l23 night PITrSbLKG $50 ,, ex sun
a M 800 p. m WASHINGTON BALTIMORE s;i5
a. m sun. 10 a. Dining Car). li;3o a. m t.in1
ing carr. 200 p. (3:3O m. ex sun. )ining carr
C5: p m. Dining Car. 600 p. l2:l5 night
NORFOLK. II 30 n. m. daily
NEW -ORIi;ANs Roanoke and Chattanooga. Pullman
Sleeper P m daily 49, ,,,o ,,o.,,,v ?, ros,
14ih St. i27 Bowery. " Y: 339 3i4 Fulton ST. Brook
lyn: station foot Of Liberty St. G. II. II. Of y. j.
New-York Transfer Company will call FOR and check
baggage from hotel residence to destination.
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AN ALIEN DRUNKARD DEPORTED.

DIR. ssnner. Commissioner of immigration at this
port has declared himself against alien drunkards
Yesterday he ordered the deportation OF Samuci
Saladn & SWISS fifty years old who arrived on
La Bourgogne on Sunday. Saladin got drunk on the
way over. and kept drunk until he appeared before
the Commissioner Monday AS II was ascertained
that ne was a habitual drunkard. he was ordered
sent lack. The Swiss Consul called on Dr. Senner
yesterday and consented to the deportation or
Saladln.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-05
MILLIONS OF GOLD TRANSFERRED.
NOW SAFE IN THE VAULTS OF THE NEW CLEAR
ING HOUSE.

ING HOUSE.
The balances at the Clearing House OF the AS
,ociated Ranks have to be settled in gold. or in a
medium which can be converted into gold sew
eral years ago the banks designated the Mercantile
Safe Deposit Company as special depository LOT
gold and certificates were issued IN place OF the
actual gold for settling balances, BY this method
large expense In handling gold was avoided. When
the new Clearing House building was put up IN
Cedar-st between Broadway and Nassau-st. vaults
were built in the basement for the accommodation
Of the gold. ....
The work Of transferring the gold from the vaults
Of the Mercantile Safe Deposit Company 10 the
vaults of the Clearing House was completed yes
terday There was S360000O0 to move. and great
secrecy was observed in the work. The gold was
conveyed in stout boxes, with handles, whlcn heid
10000 each. 49,
A regiment Of robbers could not get into the
vaults where the gold is now held so complete are
the safeguards against attack
New-York tribune., 1896-05-05
Dublic Notiees.
~~~~c>~>>>~SS~N~~NS~'
ID URSUANT to statutory requirement, notice


ID URSUANT to statutory requirement, notice
i is hereby given that Act has been passed BY
both branches Of the Legislature entitled and worded as
follows: -
titled IAN consolidate Act and to declare
the special local affecting public interests in the
city New York In relation to the examination OF ac
counts Of q receiver and deputy.
Further notice hereby given that q public hearing
upon such bill will held ONCE OF the Mayor
the City Hail. in the city Of New York. Thursday. May
z. 1806. at 1880 p. m.
Dated City Hall. New York. April 30. 1895
% URSUANT to statutory requirement notice
= 'is hereby given that Act has been passed by
both branches Of the Legislature entitled and worded as
provide for laying additional water mains In
4ho city Of New York.
ySrshsr nctics hereby given that : public hearing
Gy Hall In the city Of New York. on Thursdey May q,
bsssS csS Han. New York April q. lssa
New-York tribune., 1896-05-05
For LAKEWOOD
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