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ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING.

a. ANN U AL SOhOOA MEFl lN0. TENHE legal voters of the New Haven City l School District are hereby notified that the annual meeting of said district will be held at the store No. 67 Center street, Mon day, September 9i, .s9a, at. o'clock in the morning for the purpose of electing three persons to serve as members of the Board of Education, each for the term of three 3] years, also to elect Clerk, Treasurer and two Auditors, each for the year ensuing. The ballot boxes will be open from 6 o'clock in the morning until o'clock p. m.
 The freemen residing in the First Ward will vote at the store No. 67 Center street. In the Second Ward at the joiner shop No. 142 Oak street.
 In the Third Ward at the store No. l7s Con- gress avenue.
 In the Fourth Ward at the store No. 2S2 l Water street. corner Columbus avenue. l In the fifth Ward at the store No. 127 Woos- ter street. ! In the Sixth Ward at No. lT6 Chestnut street.
 In the Seventh Ward at the store No. 17s l Hamilton street.
 In the Eighth Ward at the store No. s5s
 In the Ninth Ward at tue store No. I2lk
 In the Tenth Ward at the store No. 2ss Fl m street.
 In the Eleventh Ward at the store No. TO | Chapel street.
 :, In the Twelfth Ward at the store No. 263 l Grand street.
 In the Fourteenth Ward at the engine l house, East Grand street.
 In the Fifteenth Ward at Thorpe's store, near -Four Corners"
 The meeting will, by adjournment. meet at I Harmonic Hall, Elm street, on Wednesday, Septemper 23, l896, at o'clock in the evening.
 10 lay q tax on the Grand List of 1898.
 To fix the amount of bond to be given by the Collector and Treasurer. | To request from the town an appropria- ton of 5l3,C00 for the purchase of free books and supplies for the town.
 To authorize he Board of Education to f.nr, f,t credit of the District as may be needed for current expenses. l To act upon the recommendation of the | Board of Education that suitable sum be appropriated for the erection and furnishing of q school building on the corner of Eln and Norton streets, To act upon the recommendation of the Board of Education that sum not to exceed I Ten Thousand tS10 0l0) Dollars in addition to the Fifteen Thousand (Sl5,c0N Dollars appro- priated last year, be appropriated for the re- modelling of the Eaton School. To act upon petition of residents of the district near Four Corners That proper sum be and is hereby appropriated from the Treasury of the New Haven City School Dis trict to enlarge or improve the Woodward School Building as shall be deemed best by the Board of Education.
 And to do any other business proper to be ldone at said meeting. HARRY W. ASHER. FREDERICK A. BETTS, I JAMES T. MORAN, WILLIAM E. MORGAN, THOMAS HOOKER,
 JOHN T. MANSON,
 WALTER J CONNOR,
 EZEKIEL c. STODliARD.
 FREDERICK B. FARNSW ORTH,
 Board of Education
 New Haven. Conn. Sept. i5, ls9i sl5 tt
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hatch, creeper. wren, warbler tanager, vireo, shrike, fly-catcher, kingfisher, or heron, nor destroy the nests nor eggs of any of said birds.
 It is illegal to shoot or hunt on Sun day-at any time.
 Snipe and blower are not protected.
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When Chinaman is introduced to g. woman he always asks her how old she is," Why does he do that?" Wants to make her so mad at him that she won't try to marry him" "-Chicago Record
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-09-16

New York, Sept. 15.--According to the
 cable dispatches received here early this morning new developments in the great dynamite plot which led to the simultaneous arrest of Tynan at Bou-
 logne, Bell in Glasgow and Kearney
 and Maine in Rotterdam, are looked for in this city, as it is expected that
 the Scotland Yard agents here will ar
 rest the prime mover in the scheme,
 the man who is supposed to have con-
 ceived and attempted through the four prisoners to inaugurate a reign of ter
 TOT in Europe by the use of internal machines. The dispatches say that in- formation in London about the man
 mentioned is very meager, and 1t is be- lieved for that reason that the detec-
 tives are on his trail. He is said to be
 a Russian professor living in this city. He is know to be a nihilist.
 Piece by piece information is com ing out about the Russian It is said
 that he furnished the money for the four men under arrest, and taught them how to make death-dealing dy- namite machines that would operate by | clock work He led the conspirators in | this city. He gave them money and
 an education in the use of dynamite on
 condition that they not only kill Queen Victoria in the Irish cause, but that the
 czar of Russia and other rulers should be included in the assassinations. Up to this morning that is about all
 the information that Scotland Yard l men had about the Russian professor They were waiting to hear from the
 men at work on the case in this city. They think, however, that they have damaging evidence against the conspi- | rators under arrest. They have the cipher by which the secret communi- cations were exchanged, and also much
 of the dynamite.
 It is the hope of the detectives, the dispatches say, that they may meet
 with no legal obstacles In rounding up
 all the prisoners in England. In that
 event one of those under arrest may tell the entire story of the plot, which may | lead to the arrest of many persons
 whose names as yet have not been mentioned in the case.
 | However, the indications are that
 any further arrests that may be made will be in the United States.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-22
Noyenario a San Jose
{ Rktrsdsei@ j

Con inusitado esplendor sc esta
celebrando en- Ia Iglesia de Sanio Do
mineo un solemne Novenario en- no.
nor del Patriarca San Jose. piadoso
quito al que concurren multitud de
fieles de todas las clzses de nues-
ira sociedad, zvidos dc edihear-
Sc con las glorias del gran Patriar-
ca, ensalzadas por los oradores sagra.
dos mas distinguidos de esta ciudad.
Los que ocrparon 6itimamente la
saerada cztedra desarrollaroa con
notable elocuencia los temas cue sc
propusieron, dejando al numeFoso y
escogido auditorio gratamente impre
sionado y lleno de entusiasmo por las
excelsitudes del inelito Esposo dc
Maria.
Sabemos, y nos adelantamos 4 CO.
municarlo con gran placer. que S.
S. Ilustrisima, nusstro ilustfe Pre-.
lado, satisfecho muy devefas al con-
templas el fervor con que asisten los
fieles 4 tan santo novenario, ha &C
cedido, 4 jnstancia de los Socios ca
t6licos, pronunciar el panegirico de
insigne binaventurado. el domingo II
del corriente, fiesta del Pa1ocinio De
mismo, cerrando asi con vefdadeFt
broche de oro los magnihcos Quito
de que hablamos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-22
Providencias jud
Ayuntamientos.

Hemos sido testigos de una verda-
dera resurrection. Un joven nacidc
de padres robustos, y de buena salud
en- Ia infancia, comenzo 4 crecer raPi-
damente como de ordinario sucede
en- la epoca de la pubertad. Sus
piernas y sus brazos, que no Sc ha-
bian desarrollado, Sc tornaron blan-
dos y dolorosos palido y sin la me-
nor actividad, lie faltaba aire al me-
nor movimiento que hacia. No en-
contraba placer nj en- el trabajo nj en-
las distracciones. Ell estado era gra-
We y amenazaba la existencia del pa
ciente, cuando Sc le aconsejo una CO.
pa de "Vino de Dusart," al lactofos-
fato de cal, en- cada comida, y en-
pocas semanas Sc habia operado TN
milagro Sc reanimo el
apetito, volvieron las fuerzas, la acti-
vidad, la algeria el muerto habia re-
sucitado.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-22
Rodriguez" & Jose T. Silva o.

& rodriguez" & Jose T. Silva y 90.
con csrga de transito.
De Hsbana y escalss vap Hsp
"Manuela a Ludwig Duplace. FL
del Guillermety, l 81 farmacia. Jo'
e q. Bsraa, cabslio. Interden
te Grsl. 1 caballo. #. San Martin
4 crs con nm billsr. Bgozcue y Go,
80 Cls c'gsrrillos. Cafionero Isa.
bel, l cl vsrios. j Ochoa y Hon.
No, 100 c(s Gig rtilios. Sores. de
Vijande y o., ri aDunc'os. A,
Vicente ; %, 125 cls cigarrillos.
Espaiiol y 90, 30 cIs velss sebo.
Jose M. Suarez, 1 OF muestrss. L6
peg villamil y 90, 30 garrsfones
snissdo.
De Barcelona y escslas vap. esp
"Moatevideo," q Sobrinos dc EE-
quisga, con carga genera.
nHxRADAs DH OABOTAJR
vap. esp. 'Vasco", de 50 ruts.
Col esp "Zsragoza" de Ponce
Bdrs. esp. "Nueva Flor" de Fa
jardo.
Col. esp "Providencia" de Fa-
|ardo.
SALIDAs DH vHAvMfIA.
Para Havre y escalas, vsp. fr.
''Olinde Rodriguez" despaohsdo |
oor J. T.Silva y o.. 582 sls. cafe
56I4O kilos. Por L5pes vlllamil
' 90, 1900 sls cafe 1O6341 kilos.
Por Herns " %, IS sls cafe 927O
zilos. Per J o. hoa v Hmno,
L34 sls cafe 126O5 ki.os, l aI ED
,ar 1l3 kllos. Para AmDeres, por
r Font y Hnno, 2 e.s tsbsc o.
Bordes ux, por J. Ocaoa u
amuo l42 ara cate 1OO75 kllos, IL
u o, & ,ae 12l kilos. Para Marsei-
ie, Por J. o hoa y 81 nno, 100 sIs
,st6 91O7 kil0e.
sALIDAs Da oABOTAJR.
Col. esp. "Isabela" para Ysbucoa
} HamacsO.
.Bdra esp "Pedrito" para Vieques.
Vsp esp Ivo Bosch para 50 luts.
DESPAOHADOS
Ninguao.
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OPHRAoIONEs DE BuoUzs Ea rT(
TRAvNStA.

TRAvNStA.
Brcs amer M ,rion 8. HarsiIs"
cargandp.
Col. sm,r. "FAnaie KINNEY"
desoargsndo.
Berg. amer. "Niuivieh" descar
gsndo.
Vxp ing. "Easufod" descar gando.
Berg. amer. "Golden" Shsat,
descargando.
Berg. ing. "Nicaoor,'' descargsr-
do.
Vsp. esp. "N,eeto," csrgaDdo.
Vap. esp. Manuela cargaudo.
"a 3OTAJn
Col. esp. "DichosA" catga para
Areci0o.
Col. esp. "Ool az6n de MariA'
cargo para Msyag tiex y Ponc.
Bdra. esp. "TeIribie" Carga para
Arecibo.
Col esp "EleDA" csrga para A
guadilla y Maysgdez
Co. esp "Ameli." cargo para
Vieques.
Col. esp. "Guillefmito" csrga Pc
70 Arroyo.
Vap. esp. "vaaco" cargsndo.
Blra esp "Nueva FloI" carga
para Fsjardo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-22
ANTONIO ILIlU lblRlLf.

Doctor Ell Dsreeko Owl } o.
a0nico, AIogsdc Cs Ice Ilnatrus
Oolcgios dc kagrld } Puerto Kleo
ON buiete alberto en In Capital d.
10 MoaArquiA, ofrcce suss Servtclo'
pfofeAlonslea q sE numero . eilsa
Iela de essA IalA para ante el TTi
bunal Bapsemo de Jussaeia, 81 Goa
srio de ksIaAio, Tribunal De Caen
t.s Del Raiao J deSAAs oenssos -
peKsores, Jad'saalss y atmiRiasEAsa
vos dc 10 bnsaok.
sesgan. aAm. q ~
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-22
Los DIRiflgi PLlius
DmL
lLGISfHRIO DI JLfRLELR

DssfsEs y @sslamsats go
uSwzlam amses aa3@ehwA4 v laH~
naslAstaa e@za ptstss p~sa - se~
s'eataA 80 IahlAaxAsasw. vtaas~
AaAs9 > ogt@saMssss pes Us2
AnAra. Y. ollss0. sx~Iasgsx.-
sos ~ D. m@ssa@mwa . NJ 1sxssS
paeaa@e - 1AAsta
K0ssssss 1saAAaNa@ - M u@saa
DspatAaa ssAs esss lsaA-
fe@Ase@ - sst. IMgse@1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-22
LLIALlQUGS PARA 1896.

DE plisgo, sas sl saasorsl. d.
- Asafoaomlsos. asssAs Esllgie
- = snsaaiss, sss, y bsesas. ~
saEaaass tesnaa slsgamtss srs
se. asxaFsses. ass1a VI saas ls
eao 81 ga. ssoaemlse, esfo ~
aa aai sa y tAsse8tsses. AAIlanst
4 veNAAsa - ssAs ~ ssaA8a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-22
s SANTORAL L.

Microbes 22.-Santos Sotero y Ca
yo, papas y mrs.
Jueves 23.-Santos Gerardo y Jor-
&c, mrs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-22

Tai % 10 portada de un fo;leto
que acaba de edisarse en- esta Ca
%, obra del Dir.ctor del BoLHTIE
M1RcANTn. Costiepe so pa axiuas
dc lectuta, go AZ mayor, y, como
20 ha anuneisdo, % dedics al iius-
sre Jsfe dsl PArtido "Uui6D Cone.
tisucional" de Cuba, Exemo Sr
Marques de Apsxssguia. ConIis-
no 81 slguleDte programa;
q" DedIcatoria. - PrsIudioa. -
Desarroito del plAn.--ConaiLerA.
ciones.-El presmbuic rxposisiou,
-Los Monseipioe.--l.a CAmara
InsuAE.-Ei Consslo. -kl Goosr.
na 0or 6enerA..--La nlssor,S.--Ls
iegAlidAd. LIS sAlon snpEemA.-
La Repatriation
81 tolleto &c ofreee en les si
autentes eoodIclonesl
UD clemp'ar------. -. 90 sss
Gon ei rssEAIo del = ltor. "
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b. | MAUD. 1sS toa:S :''s III iiT:aaias . Al

oonstante surtidO de reloies. y
plen0er1a de orc con brillantes y
Pieorss hnas de 10 mas moderno
que pueda desearse. Garantisan los
oo1e5os y venden 4 precios m6di-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-22
GAcETA De HOY.

Real otden relatiya { los Profeso.
rec numerarios de u Escueia Normal
de Maestros de esta Ciudz1 en sus
funciones de suxiliares dc IL DC
Maestras.
Relaciones de los votantes en- Las
1ltinas eleceiones dc Dipusad - 4
Cones. Crerunseipci6n De u "a
pitaL Tkfmino municipal Dc San
Juan
s. saqrga tassia.nea.. 9 ,
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GA.0MTILLA9.

gusto de saludar en- eSta Imprenta
nuestros distinguidos amigos y CO
rreligionarios los senores don Vicen-
te Caballero, Presidente de la Di-
putaci6n Provincial, y don Victor
Martinez, don Vicente Usera, don
Lucas Solivellas y don Bernardo Pc
rez, que Sc encuentran entre nosotros
con motive de las actuales sesiones
plena de dicha corporation.
Les deseamos felicidades sin fin.
DISOLUCIoN.- Sc ha disuelto en-
Santo Domingo la compaiia de Ope-
ra Popular que hace POGO actuo en-
este teatro y en- el de Ponce.
VAcANTEs.-Una plaza de Ayu-
dante en- la Escuela de D. Manuel
Janer y Soler (Mayaglez).
Las dos escuelas auxiliares de la
Cantera (Ponce) y las rurales de CO.
llores y Barinas (de Ponce tambien),
Cuatro plazas en- la seccion de m1-
sica del battalion Patria.
Vease la "Gaceta."
Ell BUEN PASTOR. - Tuvieron
efecto el domingo tiltimo, con la acos-
tumbrada solemnidad, las procesiones
parroquiales del Buen Pastor.
DEsGRAcIA.-Se encontro ahorca
do en- Penuelas al vecino D. Juan
Bautista Medina.
Parece que sc trata de un suicidi o
cuyas causas sc ignoran.
CUERPo DE ORDEN PUBLICo.
Han dejado de pertenecer al mismo
los guardias de "a Manuel Castano
Sierra y Jose Samper RomSn, el pri-
nero por renuncia, el segundo por
deereto de separation.
VAPoR CoRRBo DE LA PENINSULA.
|-Entro esta maiiana en- puerto.
Sigue viaje para la Habana.
ANTE TOS FERINA.-Tenemos no
ticia de que el preparado asi llamado,
que sc vende en- Ia farmaeia de Dau
bon, ha dado excelentes y rapidos re-
sultados en- las familias que 10 han
empleado.
La curacion de Ia tos ferina con di
cho medicamento, por muy avanzada
.lue este la eniermedad, Sc obtiene en-
menos de una semana.
PELUQUERfA INCLATERRA."-Se
ha alberto al p1blieo este estableei :
miento, de cuyo servicio esmerado SC
hacen muchos Ielogios, en- la ealle dc
Ia Foraleza, frente 4 los Sres Sobri-
no de Izquierdo y Co, cuyos eigarri-
los "Cabafias" tienen la virtud de re-
comendarse por 81 mismos.
Para las personas eonyalecientes,
para los debiles. para los que ''literal.
mente" se mueren de hambre por fal-
"a de asimilaeion de los alimentos. la
Emulsion dc Scott es el nutritivo por
excelencia-
Sres. Scott * Bovine. Nueva York.
Muy Sfes. mios Me eomplaEeo en-
reconocer el vaior que ticne Ia Emul-
sion de Scott de aeeite dc higado de
bacalao con hipoioshtos de cal y de
sosa que ids preparan. la que hs
prescrito ( mis- tniermos. siemPre con
buenos resuitados.
Dr.. DAnIAR CuENcA.
AStemisa. Cuba
| MARTIkEs DEL HloADo v DEL
EST oAAcos--Tomad Las Pildosas d
Bristol. y vuestfos padecimien,os De
sapzseceTzn a como pof encAnio. Pa
Irihcan "a bills y regnlafiEAn las fun
clones de los orgaaOs dlgessivo2, con
sesvando ei eaefpo. por consigaieats
en- un pedeeio estAdo DC salgd.
| No hay caso de dispepssa que &c
sisia { 81 poderosa aceaoa rasd
dccirss que iorman Una naesa mseo
"a. Ia acedla desspagece, Ii oprs
si6a * dlsipa y los dolores eesAa .
POGO tempo de - aso.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-22
aB0LIvAR ARRUzAY CA.
TETUAN-11


Almacer istas inportadores de
p.ovisionas. Venta 81 poE mayor
Duefios de ls antigua y acredita
da F&brica de F6atoros, esta bleCi-
Ga sn Ssnrlrce-
Narcss BOLIVAR = OONILL,
--Lap6sl5c Tetnsn l1s
Agentes de la &oreditada marca
de cigarrill0s Paiarlto. Bellesa y
LibeFtad.
FSbr1ca de ncores de todas clasaa
Admitau asdcares { consi9na.
oiCn.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-22
WATERLOO rollTlcO"
ExAMEN CRtTICJO
DH Las PRINCTPALEe THORfAg
s08RR QUa DAsCAHsA III xDIYTCIo
FoL1TICo kopEREo,
DON lGKaClO DlLZ CknEJA.
g.. rsa I'D ssoLSfn nsstlEra .,in snIssps

DRDsCAroRlA.
La RAzoS DIAL TTTpIo.
acknowledgements deber
Snmplido.-Ls generacion que %.
be.--La justicis bumanA-Pretex-
tos criminales. - La formula del
progreso.-El peogreso y sus ma
nifestaoiones. LA opinion pdbliea.
RI periodismo.-Lo que debe ser
el periodismo.-Lo que O. hoy 10
prensa.--Ls prensa y las leyeA-
- politicA que debe ser II
poi ltica- Como se hAoen los poll
ticus.-Oomo nscan los partidos.-
Los programs politicos.--Artfh-
eioa politleoA--El caInaval politi-
so.--Miserias poiiticAA -- HinceRl-
dsd ponticA cA-FAnatismo politieo
La damocssniA Principles de-
.nocrAtioos. os.-Absurdos democrAti.
eos.-Delirios democzAtieos. - L.
llburtad de 10 OAsedra- --IAbeTtad
contra d1roono.--La iguAldAd 90
s,sl. .-- 1sA iguAldAd en- la hissogiA-
La iguAldsd ante IL fas6n.---La CO.
berAniA--LA demAgogiA--Loe Aun
nos modcrnos---IA ruvolusi6n. =
q. hacis aA.--Oonfaalon y esoa. -
81 acknowledgements Gsm -
.sdofns -~uAneuE sooiAl.--~Antinc
miAa y anomAliAA--kl mayor d.
ics esroruA AHA " 10 nAvc.--kpl
ogo y ooncluaion.
DE cntA--kn la ImpsentA de
ttoLsrln Amn0AATEL.
Fr~etos os~-un peso saaeaaaIA &C.
savoa alsna paaa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-04-22
GUzA LOCAL.
SoBRINOs De Ez0vIAsA.
EORTALHzA, "!

Ussa Do gisos J eomislonss.
Agsntss do los vAporss.corrsos Dc l,
OompAfifa TrasatIAntica Espsnola.
Ags0tss Dc i'd ID do los aAhofss I ..
rzfnAxa y o., De Liverpool.
laem idem G. q. Fletcher , Go.
Il. (compaAia ola Flecha') DO ID.
Agsntss d. ID Id Dc los ssnorss J. I
Nieksls y Co.,, Linen do "Serra".
Agsntss Dc Bahr, Bshrsnd , Rors
Lines dc 'Sefra".
Agsnsss dc 10 Oompsiis Do SECURES
contra Inosndios dsDominsds 10" Re
ssi'. l..
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La NueVa EStrella.
CASA DH HuasPHDuS.

En este Establecimiento, fecier
temente fefornsdo. sc ercuentraE
habitaciones frescss y espaciosas
con vslta & la bahia.
6eFvfctO con muchO essWeE0.
PRe0f0e MOd1o0s.
Puerto Rsoo, 1etuaa 33.
PusTta dc Es2sRA.
~ .prOpietario.
afael 1odrigueg.
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Agencia Consular de Italia en- Maya
giiez D. ETnesto Saliva.
Providencias judiciales.
Ayuntamientos.
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Ta1aGo Oh rama dd Dals.

Venden { procios m6Ioos 3. A
Llanesa Hermano en- "a al macGn
lcale da In FortalesA nj aeso 10
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Las Rafolnas d6I ST talla
-
uSTuDIO CRxTTGO
0Ck IdNACl0 DlAz tANEJA.
Director del BOLETN EERCLHRlL
OD PUERTO RIOO

OD PUERTO RIOO
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-17
A QUINTET OF BIRTHDAYS.


 Five Peoole in the Jack and the Bean Stalk" Company Celebrate'it on the Same Date
 Tuesday, October 2S, will be an event. ful one in Klaw & Erlanger's Jack and the Beanstalk" company It will be a day long remembered. especially by the members of the organization. A pecu- liar incident has just come to light in the fact that five important members of the extravaganza celebrate their birth days on the same date. The quintet Is Henry V. Donnelly, John Wilson, Hem ry Morse, Madge Leasing and Merri Os- borne. A large" time may be looked for, as such coincident never was known In theatrical company. A prominent New Haven caterer has all ready received an order for a "swell' supper for the entire company after the performance on that night, and many of the friends and relatives of the ac- tors who are year older on that day will come from New York to participate in the festivities. It will be a thorough Bohemian affair and one that will be long remembered Novelties are always in order on an occasion of this kind, and It is expected that every lady in attendance will tell her exact age This, or course, will not be over eighteen. Some, however, may spring the 'some- body must have told you so'' sixteen.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-10-17
Court Notes.

SOutb INOloNs
 Attorney Charles D. Morris, trustee of the insolvent estate of the Beach Warp company, yesterday brought suit against Octave Turcot of Howard ave- nue to recover $4000 and several build ing lots on the east shore belonging to the defendant were attached yesterday morning. The allegations of the com plaint are that the defendant subscrib- ed to $4,000 worth of capital stock of the insolvent concern and has paid in but s2,000 also that the defendant was paid $2000 for the company and has failed to turn it over. The case is made re- turnable to the November term of the superior court.
 COUNT BELOFF SUED, Elizabeth D. Clark of Cedar street has placed an attachment on the prop erty of Count Fishel Beloff, also on that street. Beloff has a building in process of erection upon land adjoining Mrs. Clark's. She alleges that Beloff en- croached upon her land in laying the foundations a few days ago. The sum involved is $2,000.
 THE DERBY TURNPIKE CASE. Attorney J. P, Goodhart, represent ing the town of New Haven, yesterday morning rather surprised some of the towns which are interested in the free ing and opening up of the Derby turn pike It was supposed that the pro- | ceedings were practically concluded, as | the appraisers had assessed damages, which should be paid by each town to | the Derby Turnpike company. The | total was $8, ,000 Of this sum New Ha- ven was to pay s5,oO0 and the remain | ing portion was to be divided between | Derby, Ansonia, Orange and Wood l bridge The acceptance of the report has been postponed and delayed in va rious ways by the introduction of ques- tions of law, etc. Several of the towns have remonstrated against the accept ance of the reports and last week Judge | Shumway practically wiped away the basis of the remonstrance.
 | Yesterday morning at the short cal endar session the Derby Turnpike com pany asked that the report of the ap- praisers be accepted and that final | judgment be passed.
 When the motion came up for action | Attorney J. P. Goodhart introduced a l motion that the report of the apprais- CTS be raopened and that they be re | quired to have a further hearing, citing in the Derby and New Haven Elctric Railway company. He contends that they are to be benefited by the opening up of the turnpike.
 It was stated at the hearing yester' day morning that the hearing before the appraisers cost $1,5oo. Decision was reserved.