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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-03-22


Balances for week of 1896, $196 301 "A.
Increase balances for week of 1897
SOL ,S06.15
Clearings for week of 1895, 81, 1870 232. 81.
Clearings for week of 1894, 81, 49, 426. 81.
Clearings for week Of 1898, 81, 1856 467, 80.
Didivends due soon are:
American Sugar Refineries, COM, 3
per cent, payable April 2; books close
March 16.
American Sugar Refneries, pref, 1s4
per cent, payable April 2; books close
March Is.
American Bell Telephone, SO, payable
April Is; books close March 80
Boston and Albany railroad, 81, pay
able March 81; books close March 8.
Boston and Maine railroad com, IL
per cent. payable April l; books close
February 81
Boston and New YorkeAir Line rail
road, pref, per cent, payable April 1;
books close March 20.
Chicago Junction. Union Stock Yard,
pref, ~ per cent, payable April L;
books close March Is.
Chicago and East Illinois Railroad
pref, IL per cent, payable April /;
books close March II.
c., c.. G.. and st. Louise railroad,
pref, IA per cent, payable April /;
books close March Is.
Commercial Gable Co, tx per cent,
payable April l. books close March 90
City Railway, Chicago, 8 per cent,
payable March 81; books close March 19
Mergenthaler Linotype Co, per cent
and 2 per cent. extra, payable April [;
books close March %.
Manhattan Consolidated railway, /
per cent, payable April /; books close
March II.
NY, N. H. and III. r. r., per cent.
payable March 81; books close March
90
New Haven and Northampton r. r.,
per cent, payable April /; books close
March 20.
New Haven Gaslight company, q!
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IF the Baby is Cutting Teeth.

Be sure and use that old and well-tried rem
edy Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, for
children teething. 1t soothes the child
softens the gums, alays all pain, cures
wind collie, and is the best remedy for diar
rhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bottle,
dill MWF&w 1y
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SPRING MILLINERY OPENING
At e. Moses & Co.'S establishment on
Wednesday and Thursday, March "a
and 25
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SPRING MILLINERY OPENING
At E. Moses & Co.'S establishment on
Wednesday and Thursday, March "a
and %.
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Branch-Room s, POli's Building,
23 Church St.. New Haven.
Telephone 1908. W. I. DILL, Manager
Direct Private Wires to New York and
Chicago.
Members New York Con. Stock Exchange.
New York Produce Exchange.
BONDS, STOCKS, GRAIN, COTTON.
and PROVISIONS bought for Cash or on 8
to ) per cent. Margin, In large or fractional
lots.
Interest allowed OF Deposits subject to
cheque.
Market letters mailed on application.
National Bank reference furnished. f26 If
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SPRING MILLINERY OPENING
At e. Moses & Co.'S establishment on
Wednesday and Thursday, March I'd
and %.
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SPRING MILLINERY OPENING
At E. Moses & Co.'S establishment on
Wednesday and Thursday, March "a
and %
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C.ASToRIA.
Fimanctal.

Following are the closing prices re-
ported by Prince & Whitley, bankers
and brokers, 16 Broadway, New York,
and 10 Center Street, New Haven:
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GET THE BEST.

You cannot trifle with your health.
If you are weak and nervous broken
down, your blood disordered, if you
have committed excuses, overtaxed
your energies or in any way injured
your health you should have the treat
ment of DR. Greene, 35 West 14th ST..
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made his name famous. You can con-
suit DR.. Greene personally or by letter
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SPRING MILLINERY OPENING
At e. Moses 81 Co.'S establishment on
Wednesday and Thursday, March "a
and 25
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81, 4O9, SS7 .O5 $2SS, 1O7.S9 $1,1S5, 04S. s.

Increase for week of 1897, $224,S3S,54,
Balances for week of 1896, $19e, So174.
Increase balances for week of 1897
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!er. tatlon Of lhe same blIl on wsdne.doy

ta,ion OF the same bill On "Wednesday
evening.
The Grand--A small au Hence due
to counter attractions and tho uilal
| Monday night business witnessed the
PRODUCTION OF The Burglar at the
Grand iaet night. The play IL inter
| estlng throughout, and whils l. gives
no one chhrscltr very great chance,
stlll sll are prominent enough . give
the performers opportunity TOT very
credltable work, OF which they ali
avalled themselvra. The burglary
scene between Il waid and Tiny BIi-
tou,in which the childish praltie OF the
little girl soften the heart Of the haid'
cued criminal, 10 but another demon-
etration OF the universal sympathy In
VIII CT child lie is held, and the pathos
OF me scene reaches very telliug
climax when the burglar discovers
the little child " no has moved go much
that was best in his nature, to be HE
own child, ami changing his intention
Of carrying oil the booty he had &C.
cured, takes In its place one little
lock from the curly head OF his chiid.
Edwsrds's work through ut was very
cleYerly done, the GENIAL EdwarJs Of
tho usuRl role being entirely Lost In
tue makeup ana manner OF the
hardened criminal go well portrayed.
WyDgate,in character not just suileh
to his style, gave ,xc9ll0ut support,
while Edison and ROas took go0d cure
OF the comedy OF the piecr. Miss
NRlltau appeared to good advantage
ami shows Improvement la the more
pathetic paris. Mics Izette rs Fanny
was pretty and engaging az usual
The Burglar should draw well tho
balance Of the week, as II 10 distinctly
one OF the succssses OF the season.
Monte Cfis;o at the Lyceum- The
National Stock company AZ this house
playeI to light business last evening,
condition that was 10 be expected
COT sldering tho heavy counter
atiraciigne at the Tueater and the
Grand. Monte Cris,o hardly received
at the hands OF this company the rem
uiiion that was expected, the players
la some Instances being somewhat
lame iu their lines, though there ARE
mpny things that would account for
this on an opening night with new
piece, anu 1t Is confidently expected
that very smooth performance Will
be given this evening anu for the
balance OF the week.
An exchange sayt; Edwin Milton
R)yle's now comedy drama Capt.
Impotence, Romance OF the Mexican
War, will be ~ ON at the American
Ihester, New Y Jrk, Monday (January
4 h) Tor an vx.,uusd run, IL Will be
uuUer the management Of w. NJ.
Wilkinson, VINO directed the tours OF
the late Alexander Ralvlni. Capt.
Impudence Will be finely mounted
anu costumed and a. the scenes are all
laid In NJ xico, 1t will give II chance
for u wealth II picturesque coioting,
Among the more prominent people
VINO will be sr"n In the cast are
Mckee Rapki II bert Patton Gibhs,
Edwin NJ. Roylr. Mrs. selena Fetter
Il yle, Amelia Bingham and Eilen
Burg.
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noem for Judge nIIes.

Judge Hiles called on the new board
OF county commissioners this morning
and removed his request, made OF the
old bonrd Saturday, tor tne use OF the
room adjoining his court, now occu-
pied by the county auditor. His honor
Informed the board that he WAS put 10
a great deal OF Inconvenience In not
having proper chamber; his papers,
ETC., were piled up in Il corner OF the
court room, end that he had TO either
get place In the building, which
ought to be near the court, or he
would be compelled to get an Office
up town. Commissioner hall saiu
that the board had hardly got aquaint.
eJ with the way mattere. in that
respect, stood, and Thought few
day's time necessary 10 give the
matter pr per confederation. He felt
satisfied that Judge HIes would not
have Mrs. Game moved cut iHt0 the
nall, which 1t Is what II would mean
were MTs. Caine given notice t.
Vacate, as he did II / know OF another
place IN the huilItn0 she could have.
alt. Armstrong expressed himself sim
ilsrly, anu WITH the understanding
that the commissioned could give the
matter their confederation within tue
next few days Judge lilies then with
drew.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Spartacus at the Theater. Lou is
James and his company made their
appearance last night in Spartacus al
the Theater, before an audiencs that
completely flied the house from the
pit to the topmost gallery; 1t was an
enthusiastic gathering, too, and Mr..
James may well feel proud of the
many admirers he has In this city.
He has given us many delightful
impersonations AMI has always &C.
quilted himoeli with credit. II effort
last night rs Spnriecus, in the play
OF that name, which was the prize
play written Tor Edwin Forrest,
ny DR.. Bird OF Philadelphia, quarter
OF century or more ago, was GER
tslnly in line with his many other
succtsses. The story told by this cee.
bratsd play Ia = gloomy anu DARK one,
full OF The g0rf duels and mercllsss
hsrbarity prac,iced by the ancient
Romano over the hapless victims cap
tuTed In same recently suDlu gated
province or nation. SpArtacus 10 rep.
resented az being o Atalwsrt OF the
province OF II race, who has been
captured through tteaChery anu made
TO almost lick the feet OF his servitorz
by the use OF the knottod scOurge
apparently, though Truly through
his fear lot the safety OF
bondage aud unuer the Roman yoke.
The scene in the great amphithea,er
where under promise OF iiherty tor
"a L.
against the gladiatOTs for ths amuse.
ment OF the Pfaetor and his lords, and
discovers in his opponent an only
troIher, 10 une that perhaps dominates
tue play and Tremendous applause
greeted the effect. The feIoclOusness
OF the lion, when fighting for his
liberty, anu the meekness OF the lamb,
when his brother appears before him
as his opponent md who stands
between him and the liberty he
Sc much desires, were we'll deineated
and show Mr.. James to be master In
his art. The supporting company were
for tue most part such as are usually
seen In star attraction where the in
lerest centeis In one actor, though Mr..
Lindsey ana Misc Kruger did some
very effective work. The scenic efiects
were gorgeous, though the property
men did some bungllng work in their
manipulation. Mr.. Weihe's orchestra
played eXquisitely Cavalleria Rusti.
cana selection and one from Traviata,
and received well merited applause
therefor.
Spurious will DO given for 1.-THE last
time tonight and tomorrow afternoon
by special request MIR. James will give
matinee OF his new comedy My Lord
and Some Ladies, anu will close his
engagement here with another presen-
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EACH WARD TWO.
Proposition 10 Reduce the Elmb.F Of
Councilman 10 Ten.
BETTER AND CHEAPER SERVICE.


A proposition is now being con
slIered by members OF the Legislature,
which VIII, II enacted into law, wor!
a radical change in The manipulation
OF the municipal machinery VI Iii
city. 1t cJntemplaies a rc1uoiiot,
through legislative operation, Of th'
number OF councilmen from fifteen e
ten, two from each OF the hvr
municipal wards.
The movement has for Tia strongest
supporter Hon. II. b. Shepsid Of tag
lower branch OF the State Legislature.
Mr.. Shepard in conversation with
NEWS man todsy said tina
lie hau arrived at the cou-
ciusion after careful study
of the question that ten mer
could do the business OF the city juat AZ
VOL If not better than fifteen, prov E.
Ing, OF curse, that they are CHI SUI
by reason OF the ability they arr
known to possess. Bgeiies tnls. hr
argues that the change would ue II
tina direction OF ecOnOmy--an essential
feature In these times OF financial Ji-
trsse. Specifically saving won he
made In salary compensation NJ uns
third over that paid now. Walls TIM
10 not great sum, says Mr.. SheparI,
II 10 worthy OF consideration.
Then again 1t Is proposed h have
I'VE members Of the council retire n
time-tne method that row gOvsr &
in the case OF members OF memhers o
the board OF education. Ia that way
bali of the members would always b.
familiar with their duties. In tNls
connection q consolidation OF nun.
cipal and school elections is contem
plated. together with u change ct date
from February anu Dscember l.
November.
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WEATHER VANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho
Montana, Oregon and Wyoming /,
stations.

Weather reports showing observe.
lions at s Am. today:
Salt Lake City-BarOmeter, 80. So;
temperature, 23; minimum, 81; wind,
south, 3 miles per hour; CLOUDY.
Baker City-BRrometer, 30.42; tenn.
perature, rs; minimum, 2S: wind,
southeast, light; cloudy.
Cheyenne-Barome 80 "a; tenn.
perature, %; minimum, Is; wind,
northwest, IL miles per hour; clear.
Helena-Barometer, 30. AZ; tempera.
ture, "a; minimum, 20; wind, north.
west, light; cloudy.
Havre- Barometer, 30.l2; tenn.
perature, "a; minimum, ~; wind,
west, IA miles per hour; clear.
Miles City-Baromeier, 80. 2s; tenn.
perature, 0; minimum, a; wind,
south, light; rain, .0l inch; clear.
Winnemucca Barometer, 80. a.,
temperature, rs; minimum, 20; wlnu,
eat, 9 miles per hour; raip, .Ol inch /;
partly cloudy.
Idaho Falls-BarOmeter, 30. go: tenn.
perature, Is; minimum, IL; wind.
north, light; snow, trace.
General and local forerasts for re-
hours ending s n. m. Wednesday,
For Utah; Go. cast made at San
Frsncisco.) Cloudy tonight; snow
Wednesday,, warmer.
Salt Lake City and Vicinity: Prob.
ably snow tonight; fair ana colder
"Wednesday.
j. II. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau,
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah.
Today's temperature lie shown in the
fac smile Thermometer given bel,V,
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FlOnrishel a Revolver.

Fred Rogers. l5'ycsr-old lad re-
siding at .65 west, Fits. North street,
was before Justice Wenger today,
charged with tiourishing a deadly
weapon. The boy, it appears, got hold
OF his mother's revolver and In tho
midst OF n nelghborhooi row, tllur.
ished 1t to intimitate the other party.
Il had the desired effect, 30 far as In.
i,midntlon wac concerned, but placed
Freddie in rather unlo0ked.ior rosi.
non. The TOY was discharges on mo.
ton OF the prosecution, after being
thoroughly lectured by tue court.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS,

Callon - Frank Carroll, orangevllle;
M. Mahoney, Nevada; John j. Donovan,
city; Il. NJ. Wheeling, Ogden; W. d. Nc
Pherson, Park City; l.. II. Hawkes.,
Chicago.
Walker-Frank Plant, Boston; Charles
Staley, Eureka; Il. Mayhem, Pleasant
Grove, Utah Z. II. Brown, w, d.
Young, Elmer Ellsworth, city; Miss
Neitie Keith, Park City; NJ. j. Craig,
Mahmothi e. V. Wheeler, Silver City.
Templeton-A. T.. Matheson. Janes-
vile, wis; p. Henry Rignoy, WHINING
ton, Deli j. II. Hewitt, Omaha; Flmsr
T.. Hartman A. b. Goodridge, st. Louis:
IL. Ii. hoOser, city.
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High Council.

The High Cou lcl OF the Salt Lake
Stake OF Zion Will co vene on wed.
nesday, January lat $3.50 pm. Mem
bers OF the Council aud others who
may have business TO come before tbs
Council are requested to note this, and
govern themselves accordingly.
JAMES ID. STIRLING, Clert.
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10 addition 10 tue names Of april.
Giants for positions given in yestefdsy's
NEWS the following are ON file iu the
office VI the clerk OF tne boar:
Janitors-John Barton, J. II. Back
Thomas w. Green, Francis Simpson,
Claude Russell, DAyid Mcneil. William
w. Turner, John IL. Timpson, Edward
Fisher, William NJ. Beynon, c. j. Gyu-
inwaun, c. G.. Johnson, b. {. Mitchell.
Mark L. Earushaw, Anton jacobson,
George Morris, Samuel II. Carlisle, II,
IL. Duncan, Andrew Peteteou. Harrison
Sperry, j. Il. simmons, Farley Il. orion,
sam Johnson, James T.. CGult, Allen
Robhing, Leonard lundAtfom, William
kraut, Benjamin X, Haddock, Andrew
Viii Q, a. +. Harrington, Jonah Lees,
Edward WIlloy, Edward W. Reese, w.
H.. Morgan, ORION E. johnson, Frank
Meyer.
Road supervisorr-John Wassmer
TaylorsviIle; Henry L. Mitchell, district
No. II; j. j. Proctor district No. II;
Joseph Muir, district No. III; K. a. Oak =
don, district No. 63; Il. S. Hampton, dis
trict No. a. VIM. Bowen. dis riot No.
81; n. 81. Nelson, dis ricI No. %; c. A.
Harper Jr,, Big Cottonwood; A. j. Bur.
ton, Farmers precinct; Nephi uowcrotr.
Butler; Levi olsen, WeSi Jordan; David
Proctor, Union precinct; Rober' a.
Greou, Big Cottonwood canyon; John J.,
Thompson, district No. Is; Nephi Butlsr,
Big Cottonwood canyon; Juues L.,
James, district No. 10; W. IL. Bird, West
Jordan; S. \. Wixam, Granite; George
Dryhutgh. Granite and Alta; A. c. An
derson, district No. 10; W. II. Bird, dis
trio, No. 30; Il. S. Cowloy, district No. 20:
VIM, Bowtharp, district No 5.s
Superintendent Infrmary = G.. b..
Blakoly, j. b. Hicks, John Il. Howells,
William NAylor, John Gabbol, u. T.,
Harris, Richard Ma1iield, Joe Pitt, NJ.
A william son.
For Matron-Mrs. j, Weatherson, Mrs,
f, Groshell.
Engineer-Chas. McAiill.
Fireman-Wm. H. Gray, Chas. Now
son, John ". Kill.
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women's delicate and intricate organism is
subject can only be safely prescribed for by
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X. V. Pierce, chief consulting physician of
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Women viii find the most valuable knowledge
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An effort is being made to retain
j. w. Smith, the present elevator boy
at the Joint city and county building.
1t 10 claimed that the elevator is not a
particularly ensy one to handle, owing
TO the fact that 1t is run by electricity.
Young Smith ia capa BILE, courteous anu
obliging and it is thought he will be
re-appointed.
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Nightwatohman- s. Fowler,
Chas. Gulbrusen, Henry Olson, o. J.
Nordberg.
Elevator Opera,or-Barr w. Musser,
George Altman.
County Physician--Dr. w. Worthing-
ton, w. 5. Ellerbeck, w. II. Anderson,
Seymour d. Young, Samuel Hughes, a.
III. Taylor.
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sIOUK. AED mAnHgTs.


INV foRK Jan. 5-Inital prices on slocl
exchange were frnctionally Irregular An
easier tendency, however was noted
STOCK values generally made further nro.
tresH gy u O'Clock toward lower plane an
limited transactions F'"NS w
Ihe downward movement was checked sonr
ailer the lirst hour, but although improyeuent
IN prices was generally noted the fiartct az
lethaTgc '-'' Ae' " ah
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The case Of Chrlstian Johnson va
John Garrett; ordefei dismissed at
PLAINTIFF costs.
janice G., Cncnrane We &. Il. Stan
ton; demurrer overrulen ana ju dgment
rendered.
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The reading from Tho transcript Of
the Morris case OF May, 1898, lie going
on Ia the criminal court.
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John K. Shorten filed a suit In the
district court THIS afternoon ngainst
Olaf j. Carlson ct al to recover $500 on
pr0miasory note secured by mortgage.
The parties made al entry OF appear.
anca this afternoon and waived isau-
snce ami service Of summons, and take
ten days in which to answer.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Joseph w. Taylor, the undertaken,
made proposition to the board tender.
Ing the use of his morgue as the
"oountys public morgue," free Of
cost.
The board had several miscellaneous
matters under consideration when the
NEWS report closed, among them Yer.
bal applications for matron Of the
county infrmary.