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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-19

and the curious mob was thicker than
ever
When he returned he brought with
him two full hands, One was his own
holding the bottle; the other was that
of a geudarme holding Casimir.-F.
HoplSinson Smith in the Century.
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MoRE WEATHER COMING.

A Heavy Rain Storm at Hand With Small
Dose of SNOW.
A special bulletin was received from
Washington by the local weather bu-
reau late yesterday afternoon predict
ing a heavy rain storm during the next
thirty-six hours, easterly winds and
possibly snow during the night The
storm viii be attended by u general
rise in temperature. If any snow falls
it will not amount to much, but the rain
will fall in torrents, A heavy fog lis
also likely to form along the eastern
coast.
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1nmrmal and Gn1rier.
Thursday, March 10. 1896.
NEW ADYNRTISEMENTS TODAY.

NEW .IDYEBTISEAIEN1S TODAY.
Corsets-Wm. Frank g. Co.
Dr.kennedy's Favorite Remedy-At Druggists.
Daily Chat--Malley, Nicely " Co.
Entertainment-Grand Opera House,
Estate Harriet A. Twining-Probate Notice.
Estate Edmund Norton-Prohate Notice.
For Rent House-BoX 4S2.
For Rent-House-H. y. BretZfelder.
For Rent--Store-C J. Rabanus.
For Rent Farm-Box Az, Fair Haven,
For Sale-House-W. ID, Judson.
For Rent-House-5l Trumbull Street.
For Sale-Property-L. 6. Hoadley.
For Rent Rooms-John Il. Sloan.
Grand Shopping Emporium Nj. Brown %.
Muslin Underwear has. Monson Co.
Mantels-Lhamberlain Company.
Pnoto Parlors-At Beers.
Sucn Display Howe " Stetson.
70 Calitornia-SunsetL Limited.
Teeth-G. IL. Gidney.
Wanteu-r ypesetter--Malley, Nicely & Coz
Manted-Girl-16 Wooster Street.
Observation-Disclosures Wallace Street.
Manted-Situation-A. c., This ONCE.
Wanted-Canvassers- y Chapel street.
Wanted-Girl-.4 Al Prosp ect Street.
Wanted-Girl lib Whitney Avenue.
Administrations. b6 Ashmun street.
Wanted Grill. Alylum Street.
Wanted Rent-R., This Office.
Wanted-Situation- Miss Cook.
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Broke Her Ankle.

Kate German a domestic in the fam
lily of Captain Murray at 40 Cottage
street, fell on the icy pavement on
Tuesday evening and broke her ankle.
She was taken to the hospital last eve
ming.
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Piano Tuning.

Now is the time to have your piano
put in good order at a low expense by
experienced men. No other men in
this city can do such good work as
those employed by c. M. LOOMS Sons,
SS3 Chapel street. m13 ct
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Bicycle Sundries as we Sell Them

Bicycle Sundries as we Sell Them
Large Nickeled foot pumps, $3.50
our price SOC each.
goth Century lamps, $3.50" " SS.g3 each.
Path lights $3.50 $3'oO each
Alladin lamps, $500 $500 each.
Seth Thomas Cyclometers 1000 mile, sr.oo
Standard "Midgets,' Toe Clips,
Luggage Carriers etc, of many kinds
in stock.
Don't buy a bike" till
you see what we can do for
you,-and buy early as we
can't get enough of these
wheels at the price to go
round.
They were made in the
dull season by one of the best
known factories which is
now busy on their regular
orders.
Bargain Table No. Monday, Tuesday
and NNednesdav-aIl of our finest grade
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TT r. MEYERS phso

q. G. MEYERS, Observer.
Note.-A minus sign I'll preixed to ther-
mometer readings indicates temperature be-
low zero.
At" in connection with rainfall Indicates
trace Of rainfall too small to measure.
Snow is melted and resulting depth of
wafer not known.
aBelow zero.
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WEATH Err RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
OF THE WEATHER BUREAU
WASHINGTON, ID. g.. March Is, 1896, 8 n. M.
Forecast for Thursday-For New England
and eastern New York: Increasing clouds
ness with rain or snow; easterly winds.
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What a Rush

What a KuSF1
for those 7ae Ginghams
Not woman but what echoed our
words, "Best ever seen at the
money
! Started out with $500 yds.
about half now gone, but there'll be
enough for Thursday customers.
4 Remember, these are the finest
of American Dress Ginghams, and
styles are ~.
The price, 7i/ae yd.
Ribbons.
About $500 yds 4-inch Satin
Ribbon, in all the very best shades
all silk, of course, and worth 20e at
least.
! Thursday, l2Hae yd
Boston Shopping Bags.
Every woman knows these
Boston Bags models Of convenience
and durability use for travelling if
you like-worth 79e-
Thursday, 5oc ca.
Mems Handkerchiefs.
Japanese Silk Handkerchief,
hemstitched, full size, etc.
Thursday, ! !8s e.
or3 for 5Oc.
At the Lace Counter
i you get a discount Of TO%s
on every purchase this only unit
closing time Thursday.
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But of the matter of cost.

But of the matter OF cost.
A good wheel is after all
only SO much steel moulded,
and welded and shaped into
the strongest form compati-
bic with the least weight.
If fifty per cent. must be
added to this for the build
ing up of its reputation-the
advertising making
by famous scorchers' -risk
Of loss on instalment sales
and other such items-then
the purchaser buys some
thing with the wheel which
he cannot use-mere reputa-
ton.
We can sell you for $50. 90
a bicycle which is guaran-
teed perfect in every part
made to our order by a firm
whose name on the wheel
would make it cost you
$500.
You must take eur name
for the guarantee, which
covers one full year from
date Of purchase
something practical you see
and you know where to
find us at all times summer
or winter-rain or shine,
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ing away with great many small parts.
Ladies' bicycles are fitted with brakes,
and woodguards laced with cord.
Columbia, Hartford, or Gilliam's saddles
complete with years guarantee 5000.
We have others, $500 and $4,000.
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Bicycle
Talk
representation of speed.
Farewell to Hermes of the

impersonation Of speed.
The "bike idea grows
apace and thrives as no other
means Of locomotlon ever
did.
1t adds six feet to the
length of the legs of this
generation, and lends to its
owner more than a horse
power Of speed.
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Prices begin at csc.
When you need anything
for Baby you are almost sure
to find it here and at a price
that interests.
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Black Dress Goods.

Black Dress Goods.
20 pcs. 45-in. Black All Wool
Henrietta, Of exceptional quality
color perfect = wear guaranteed
worth 75c-
Thursday at 49e I'D.
Silks.
1900 yds. High-grade Taffeta
Silks, in plaids, checks and neat fig
ures-quality is as good as any Tai
feta made, and these are usually
sold at $1.25 yd
Thursday, 5oe I'd.
Cottons.
In addition to the ga Brown
Cotton at l05 I'd. we offer | case
Bleached ~ soft finished Cotton
Thursday at a. yd.
Outing FIanneIs.
| case Outing Flannels in
first quality and good styles-bought
for this days sale
Thursday, 81 I'd.
Night Gowns.
Ladies' Night Gowns-regu-
lar 75e quality
Thursday, 5oe ca,
Ladies' Gloves.
Alb. Glace Kid Gloves-tans
and browns-all sizes-big value
for Thursday
5Oe pr.
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New Books

New Books
......" The Apotheosis of Mr.. Tyrawley,"
....by Z. Livingston Prescott.
$3.50. "The Day of their Wedding" by
....W. d. Howels.
......" Sunshine and Hoar," by Gabriel
-. Setonn.
$500. In Search of Quiet" by Walter
49,. Fretts.
......" The Jewell" Scottish romance
80. of the days of James VI by Hon.
-. Frederick Moncrieff
i" For Plain Women Only" by George
90. Fleming.
Publishers price of any of these six
....new books SI.25-our price Csc.
-. Central America" by Richard Harding
90. Davis.
49,. .Balzac, Dent edition.
by A. Conan DOYLE.
49,. Publishers prices of these, three
....$ 90 per voume-our price SLID.
......" The Prisoner of Zenda," 7s cent
49,. edition Handsomely bound in canvas,
....cloth and gold-our price 43c.
The Bonnie Brier Bush" paper
-. covers, good clear type Toe.
The castor" edition of half Russia,
80. bound books, sold regularly at 7sc per
-. .volume-our price 35c or ; for
....SI.OO. Poets and standard authors.
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The Ansantawae bicycle has large

| he An
sized tub
ing, l rs
incl, diane
ter, big bar
rel hubs,
conlbina-
ton pedals
and " Vim +"
tires.
The right
crank
shaft and
sprocltet
hub arc
made in one
piece, and
the left
crank and
shaft are
also in one
piecc rlo-
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Bargain Table No. Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday-all Of our finest grade
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MALLEYeNEErY%&.

tiannelettes, not an old pattern in the
lot
These are staple as gold with us at
Ioc yd
P1,ro,;,, MN, tY;,s ~ cNc
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= ONE women and a Man. is the title
IN of ney novel from the nreSS of Z

ONE women and a Man. is the title
in of new novel from the press of F.
TenneysOn Nealey and from the pen
of william J. Locke. Mr.. Locke is
already known TO large circle OF
readers of light literature, through his
'The Demagogue and Lady Pbayre." Con-
JuDctive titles seem to be a weakness with
him. The women in this ca are a circle
of maDless creatures who inlIabit pension
in Geneva. They are all attracted to the
second element of the dual title through
various motives. The heroine is a young
English girl of unsophisticated innocence
who learns the lessons of lie through the
story. There are in Mr.. Locke's novel
many characters drawn with fidelity TO
original types, though the types are neither
agreeable nor desirable to know.
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PERISHED IN A CREyICE.
A Prospector Who Was Jam me Into
an Ice Crevice.

Seanle ost-Inteiligeacer.
The particulars of the tragic death OF a
Seattle prospector named Edward Kennah
in the crevice OF a glacier in the Cook
inlet country were brought recently 10y
tiie steamer Willapa from Alasha- At the
bottom OF an ice crack eighty feet below
the surface, soldly jammed between two
walls of ice. Kennah talked to his comrades
above for an hour and ten minutes, when
his VOICE was chilled by death.
A party OF nine Prospectors were walking
abreast across a glacier near Twenty y-Mile
creek, at the head of Turn-A gain Arm on
the Fourth OF July. A thin sheet of ice
hid from view a crack about three feet
in width: the party approached diagolally,
the end man carrying gun across toth
shoulders. wien he and the next man in
line. Kennah, suddenly slipped through the
thin coating OF ice and disappeared in the
chaSm below. Their wild cries barely
prevented some o. the Others meeting with
a similar fate.
The gun fell crOsswise four or five feet
below the surface and enabled one OF the
men to he rescued. But the other prosp.c
tor, Kennal, fen over seventy five feet and
was tightly jammed between the diverging
walls OF ice. His voice could be distinctly
heard as he directed the movemnets of his
would-be resCuers in their fruitiess efforts
to raise him on of the coffin of ice. Blankets
were torn up and tied into long strands, and
Kennah fastened one end around his body,
but the force of the fall had jammed him
so tightly between the frozen perpendicular
walls of ice and the chill so benumed his
body and exhausted his vitality that the
combined efforts of his partners could not
raise him from the frozen tomb.
Gradually his voice became aker and
more indistinct. his efforts for self-pre-
servation grew feebler. and one hour and
ten minutes from the time the accident
happened the last faint sound from below
was heard.
Kepnah was an elderly man and belonged
in Seattle. where he is said TO have Il son
employed in the postofficc. A miner from
Cook inlet is taking farewell MESA &c
from the dying father to his son.
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Cover Your Jellies.

My husband said a doctors wife not
long ago, ''chanced to see one day some
moljs OF Jelly set to cool outside the win
dow. They were uncovered, as they were
out OF reach of everything. He asked me
is it your custom to cool your jelly un-
covered? 1 was obliged to say 1t was.
Then he said. do yol know when we
medical men want to secure minute organ
isms for Investigation We expose gelatine
to the air, or where germs are, and it
quickly attracts and holds them. Cool your
jelly II yon Will, bot cover 1t with piece
Of musltn."
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An Impossible situation.

A really original dramatic situation is
found in ''Demi- soeurs" ,Step-sisters,.
performed recently at the Theater des
EschoIers, in Paris. A young woman with
two equally devoted iovers-one an artist
and a dreamer, the other an explorer and
a man of actiOs--loves them both and NAH
ages to marry them. one after the other,
being left a widow with grow n UP daugil-
ter by each husband when the play opens
The daughters take after their fathers and
three acts are spent in a contest between
the half-sisters to gain the preference in
their mother s affections, she being tortured
by the same indecision in the case of her
daughters that had made her unhappy
with the fathers. There are nc male char
acters In the play.
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electrical machine, though he had pre-
vtously made some boyisfI expcrin,c cnt 3
with electricity, having constructed with
his own hands q rude little generator
which he Operated with the power of a
toy water Wheel As soon as he saw the
Gran'me machine he determined to make
electricity his life study
That was in 1875. only twenty-one years
ago. and in that time Nikola Tesla has
wrought more marvels with the agency that
is now used to light our streets and houses
and factories, haul our street earss and
do many other wonderful things than any
other person, unless it be Edison, who was
then telegraph operator and 40. far frcm
the beginning Of his career rs an electrical
inventor.
JUST LIKE OTHER BOYS.
1t should not be understood that young
Tesla missed any fun that was going.
Just because Ne was forward in his studies
On the contrary, he was always full OF ju-
veniie tricks and had many boyisl adven,
lures. as he. himself has often declared.
Once he went By, himself to a little chapel
away up in the hills back Of Gospic, ard
in some way was locked in for hours. In
the meantime he was missed by his fatn:r.
who organized a searching party. but nf
COURSE never thought OF looking for ':,e
boy in the right place. How long he mt :,it
have remaine1 there no one knows. had he
not finally Thought OF ringing the chapel
Dell. Loud and clear thrEIgli the narrow
valley echoed tha sound as he pulled the
rope and. guided thereby, the searche.s
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Important to Those Interested in
Real Estate

The Times Real Estate bureau, Tenth
street and Pennsylvania avenue northwest
in order to accommodate business men and
others whose time is occupied during the
day, and who cannot come at regular Of
flee hours to transact Real Estate business.
finds 1t necessary to keep its offices open
every Monday evening from to 10 p. N.
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HE Fleming H. Revell Company lately
| added To their list of juvenile pub

HE Fleming H. Revell Company lately
added tn their list of juvenile pub
HcatioDs a story by Fanny J. Ia
lor called .'Adolph.'' As rule
stories of this class are scarcel
f. tolerable creations, but this little tale
has to recommend ~ happy union of
story, sentiment ALTO mean literary
merit. Withal it is told with a reverent
moral which commends it to parents for
their little ones. .'Adolph" is the Son
Of a poor German Immigrant who was de-
voted to little girl, who, coming to this
country on cho!era-laden ship, was taken
from her mother to the health Officers,
and, together with Adolph and many
others, placed in the hospital. Owing to IL
mistake in identity she was reported to
have died. and Adolph's mother. though
nearly penniless. adopted her. The story
turns on the boys efforts to find the girls
mother. who is The Beautiful Lady, of
the subtitle.
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| T is said that all the world loves &

| is said that all the world loves a
| lover, but ii is equally true that Il
large mai jority like Il mystery Any
| stimulant to curiosity is pal iatable
to the fiction eading pu bic. 1t
may he, noted for their. enlightenment,
that they will find in THE Betrayal Of
John Fordham,' written by b. L. Far
jeon, and published by Z. F. Fcnno &
Company, a story9f nenuious ana Iorciian
mystery rarely cqualed. In style adapt
ed to the story, the narrator tells an in
tricately developed plot OF love and hate.
good and evil, and the attending pas
sions. Mr.. Farjeon is said to have been
discovered by Charles Dickens. Whilst
working as journalist in New Zealand
the author of 'The Betra val of John Ford
ham, received kind and encouraging
letter from the great novelist which de-
cided his future career. Since then he
has devoted himself to the writing OF
novels. until the Strand magazine is led
10 say Perhaps no living author has
stronger hold upon the public" The
chief chara ctcristics Of his works are
their intensely powerful plots and dra-
matte execution.
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such bamboo paper, are carried In Q bam-
boo case slung on the shoulders OF mount
ed carrier.
This and much else OF like character
commends "A Cycle OF Cathay" TO readers
in search of knowledge OF the land of
the Manda rims.
The morning times., 1896-09-13

Try the best medium ever Offered for
securing tenants. Continuous free adyer-
Using. THE TINES REAL ESTATE
BUREAU, Tinies' Building, 10Th st. aud
Pa. age.
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Northumberland of Parlor Cars.

On and after September 10. parlor cars
on B. o. between Washington and Staun-
ton, and Grafton, will be Withdrawn from
service for the season. se12-2t
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Celestial Fad in New York

Since the arrival of Ii Hung Chang, the
New York women, always ready to take
up with ideas. have conceived a pas
sion" for everything Chinese. Several ladies
have ordered certain rooms to be decorated
In Chinese style, and by next winter no
home will be complete without its Chinese
room or corner. AT luncheon given in
Newport the other day the hostess had the
sale a-manger' hung round with Chinese
silks, and she herself appeared in a robe
made in conformity with the Oriental idea
OF pattern. flowing sleeves and all
The Sedan chair I'm which Lii Hung Chang
was carried about Paris was once the prop
erty of Nine. De Maintenon. OF course it
was upholstered anew IN Chinese silk of
the imperial colors of China.-New York
Recorder
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Lace Curtains, Upholstery Goods and Rugs

This great department visited by thousands of
people last week. The exposition of Turkish Japanese,
European and American Rugs also the fine display
Draperies and Upholstery Goods a surprise % ALL
Never have beautiful practical goods been brought
together before this city Tomorrow the Specials
picked by buyer in New York
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Poster Pnrtfex.


A good idea for a hostess in search of
novelties is a poster party. In sending the
invitations the hostess suggests to each
guest which poster or design upon paper
or magazine cover he or she is to copv in
his or her costume. Prizes are offered and
take the form of subscriptions TO maya
zines or newspapers. In preparing the cos
TUNES the cheapest or most expensive ma
terials may be used: but it is in good taste
not TO be extrtvagant, in case others who
are TO compete are debarsed by lean
purse from great outlay.-Lady Charlotte
in London Mail.
The annual fair of the ladies of the Flow
er Mission will be given at Tomlinson Hall
the week OF Nov. 16. The preliminary ar
rangements have all been made The gem
eral effect of the fair will be rainbow
All the details of decoration will harmonize
with this idea, and something new and in
teresting Is expected. The booths will fol-
low out some new suggestions as to decora-
tons and articles for sale. and all the
prettiest girls in town viii assist in the fair
The evening entertainments are to be a
presentation of the opera of Patience -.
with the leading professional singers of the
city in the cast for four evenings. and a
large party on the last evening The ladies'
are at work soliciting contributions for the
fair, and each one is provided with a book
OF receipts, which will be given for all donna
lions. The work of asking contributions
has been systematized. with the hope that
no one will be solicited twice The work
of the Flower Mission, as nearly everyone
knows. is the care OF the sic.1 poor. lis
work in no way encroaches on that of the
City Hospital, for its cases are cared for
IN the homes. An important feature of the
Flo"er MISSION $ care and support is in the
Eleanor Hospital fer Sick Children. on
North Capitol avenue. This, with the gem
eral work OF caring FOR the sick by pro-
vding food. bedding and giving personal
attention 10 Individual cases viii REQUIRE a
large sum of money this year 1t Is hoped
70 raise 5000 by the fair. Besides being a
means toward a desirable end the fair Is
always social event. 1t brings together
all the people of the city and many from
out OF town, and in the evening ali enter
tainments for the week are given up for
the flower Mission fair. Last year a wom-
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persopaI and society.

no fair was given. but for nearly twenty
years the Flower Mission fair has been an
annual event.
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Black
Dress Goods

This is great season for black
goods. We have prepared largely
to meet the demands. See the
new styles just opened; tomorrow
you can almost buy two dresses at
Wasson's for the price you paid
for one formerly.
Think of buying Brocade Mohairs. 40.
AZ inches, Ior.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. EDS
45-inch Storm Serge. like sold
formerly at 70 cents. go to-mor- HO,~
row at. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. TT
4s-inch Silk-hnshed Henriettas:
they are considered cheap every
where at 70 cents; our price to- 20
morrow ....................-....... Nv
50-inch jacquard Mohairs, beauu-
full silky materials and heavy
81 Black Corded Tailor suitings Csc
Bouretted Granite Cloth. "a inches
wide the price elsewhere is
S Sla5 i yog wl5 know them; sale $1.25