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NOTICE TO CONTRACrnRs

sealed Proposals will be received at tho office of William H. Allen, Architect, S2 Church street, until 3 o'clock D. m. on the 23d day of April, 1897, for the mason work, carpenter work, plumbing and heating of alterations and additions to be made to the Eaton School Building on Jefferson street in the City of New. Haven, Conn, in nc. cordance with the plans and specifications office of the architect Bids will only he received for each trade separately Each bid must be accompanied by d certified check for a sum not less than ; per cent, of the amount of the proposal The right is reserved to reject any or all bids or waive any defect or lnformality in any bid, if il be deemed in the interest of the School Dis trict to do so.
 All bids received after the time stated will be returned to the bidders
 WALTER J. GONNOR Chairman Committee on School Build
 ingS on12 2t
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The Madison Mutual Fire Insurance
 Company
Richard Scbur of ux.. et ols.

Richard Schur, ct ux., ct als.
 ORDER OF NOTICE. J State of Connecticut New Haven County, ss.
 New Haven, April 18th, 1897. UPON THE COMPLAINT of tine said The Madison Mutual Fire Insurance Com pany praying for reasons therein set forth for foreclosure of a mortgage now pending before the Superior Court in and for New Haven County, to be held on the first Tues day of May, A, D. 1897.
 It appearing to, and being found by, the subscribing authority, that the said defend ants, Carl Holland, Hugo Remit, Henry Egge and Ignez Kirchdeck, are absent from this State-gone to parts unknown; : THEREFORE, ORDERED, that notice of the pendency of said complaint be given by publishing this order in the Morning Jour nal, nal allu touIler 1emsp9pef & M tn paihtru t,, successively, commencing on or before the 14th day of April. A. y. 1897
 JOHN $. FOWLER, Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court for New Haven County. ap14 oaw 3t
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NO FOUNDATION FOR IT.

President Timothy Dwight of Yale university was seen, yesterday after noon, and when asked as to the founda- ton for the telegraphic rumor from New York that he contemplated resign ing, stated that there was no truth in it. He added that he had not even thought of such a thing.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received by the City Auditor until 12 o'clock noon, ApriI 24th for the construction and completion of ,f a brick Police Station for the City of New Haven. The bids to be made for the entire work. Each bid for the entire contract is or certified check for the sum of 20 per cent. of the contract price. The successful bidder will be required to furnish a good and suf. ticient bond for the satisfactory completion of the contract binding the contractor and the bondsman until Nov. 30th, 1897.
 Plans and specifications may be seen at the office of the Architects, Brown & Won Beren, 70 Church street, from 9 a. m until : D. m.
 The right is reserved to reject any and all bids Committee:
 F. B. FARNSWORTH, Mayor: B. E. BROWN, Auditor;
 DIR. B. L. LAMBERT, President ap13 St of the Board of Aldermen
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HOME FROM WASHINGTON.

Insurance Commissioner Frederick A. Betts returned from his trip to Wash- ington, D. C., yesterday and after short stay went on to Hartford, having business there.
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a,eal Estate.
FOR, RENT,

FOR RENT, 61 Garden st., list floor, 5 rooms, modern
 Improvements, $19.
 132 Goffei st., 2d floor, rooms. S13. 130 Goffe st, 1st floor, rooms. SIP 14 York st., 3d floor rooms, s1O. 49 Middletown ave, 2d floor, rooms, .$10. 26 Baldwin st., ist floor, 6 rooms, SIS. 2S Baldwin st., 2d floor, 5 rooms, SIS. 33 Gregson st., Sd floor, , rooms, SIP. 33 GregSon st. room 30X3J feet, for light manufacturing West Haven, shore cottage, 10 rooms, part ly furnished and stable, S350 yearly West Haven. small cottage. $60 for season. ITS Temple street. 14 rooms, very desirable place for first-class boarding house: will put in thorough repairfor first class tenant. Other rents ap12 St F. VALLEY.
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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. It soothes the child. softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind collie, and Is the best remedy for diar. rhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
 d11 AIWF&W 1y
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court,

ESTATE of. MARY SMITH, late of New
 Haven, in said District, deceased
 Pursuant to an order from the Court of Probate for said District, there will be sold at Public Auction to the highest bidder on the 1st day of June, A D 1897, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, dlnless previously disposed of at private saleD the following Real Estate of said deceased, situated in the town of New Haven, viz: The dwelling house No. 761 Whitney avenue. and also Sale to take place on the premises, in said New Haven. Terms made known at time of sale. JAMES H. SMITH.
 apl4 It EXpnlltnr
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District of New Haven. ss. Probate Court

District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court.
 April 9th. 1897 ESTATE of FRANK C. FUTILE. of New Haven, in said district, insolvent debtor. After due hearing had of all parties in in- terest, this Court has this day appointed Lucius P. Deming, of New Haven, and Charles K. Bush, of Orange. disinterestpd persons, commissioners to receive and de. eide upon the claims of the creditors of said debtor against said estate and has limited and allowed three months from the date hereof for said creditors to exhibit their claims to said commissioners.
 By order of Court,
 JOHN CURRIER GALLAGHER. CIerI, The said commissioners will meet at tha office of C. k Bush, No. 40 Exchanpe building. New Haven. Connecticut. on tbe 26th day of May. 1S97. and on the 9th day If Julv. 1897. at ten o'clock in the fOrenooTn of each of said days for the purpose of At. tending on the business of said disappointment
 1JCIUS P. DEMTNG
 CHARLES K. BUSH
 Commissioners All persons indebted to said estate are re ouested to make immediate payment to an13 2t FRANK T. LEE. Trustee.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE,
s25,0Q0 Enfield 2 Long Meadow
 Electric R. R. to.

First Mortgage Per Cent Gold Bonds.
 Dated Dec. 1st 1896,
 Due Dec. 1st, 1916. Coupons payable June and December of each year. Total amount issued, S1OO,000 These bonds are an abso- lute first mortgage upon over nine miles of completed road, including brick power sta tion and car barn and all equipment; said road running from Warehouse Point through Enfield, Thompsonvilie to the State line, where 1t connects with the Springfield road into Springfield This Is believed to be one of the best suburban electric roads in the State, and the net earnings will be more than double the interest charges Special circular and price upon application For sale by H. c. WARREN & co.
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EnJe RENV

FOR RENT, STORE 134 Court street. near Orange; terms moderate; possession May list. Also several desirable houses.
 w. J. TROWBRIDGE, Room 1, ap7 It 127 Orange street,
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FOR RENT,

TO private family, the brick house No. 143 Whalley avenue, 15 rooms; stable if de sired, Every modern improvement and convenience. Call afternoon. ap14 3t*
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FOR RENT.

PLEASANT furnished, second story front room, g Grove street, corner of Orange. Ring upper bell. Other rooms, furnished or unfnrniShad. ap12 ii
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VERY commodous house, corner Winthrop avenue and George street, II rooms, all modern conveniences; possession May 1st. aD1i 4t E, MALLEI.
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TMamts.

One Cent Word each insertion, five cents Word for full Week, seven times.
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EflP RnNF

LOWER part of house seven minutes west of Post Office, all Improvements, seven rooms. S2t. Inquire
 ap14 If 126 YORK ST.
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Ff,R RENT

DESIRABLE suites of offices, with all im- provements, on the second and third floors of the Connecticut Savings Bank Build- ing, corner of Church and Center streets. Inquire at the office of Connecticut Say ings Bank ap14 It
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FOR RENT,
 NO. 29 WALL street, between Orange and Church streets; one-family, 3-story brick, 12 rooms. Inquire s. A. STEVENS. mh19 If % Wall street.
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RENT FREE TO MAY 1st, COTTAGE house on Garden street, near Whalley avenue, rooms, all improve ments ap14 1t D. VALLEY.
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT, FOUR or five rooms, small family; modern Improvements; with or without barn; 506 Howard avenue. Inquire f26 If 5O2 HOWARD AVN.
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WANTED, BY experienced dressmaker, engagements by day. Inquire at ap14 1t* o3 pROSpE(,r SIT
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT, well furnished rooms, all modern conveniences; central anl4 1t$ 19 WALL ST.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT,

FURNISHED rooms, bright and sunny with or without board
 ap14 Tt$ 404 GROWN ST
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CONFIDENTIAL

TyNITRD STATES CUSTOM HOUSE AND
 0 Post 0fice Building, NEW HAVEN Conn. April 14th, 1897 Sealed proposals will be received at this building until ? o'clock p. m, Monday, May 17th, 1897. for furnishing fuel, water ice, miscellaneous supplies, washing towels and hauling ash es for this building during the fiscal year ending June 30. 1898, or such portion of the year as may be deemed advisable. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved by the Treasury Department. HENRY H. HANCOCK, Custodian. ap14 cod 2t
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WANTED, COMPETENT woman to cook, wash and r iron; Call between six and nine p. m at ap14 2t* MRS. C. B. BOWERS
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Ill Miscellaneous.
MIRROR FRAMES

AUCTION SALE. AT AUCTION, Thursday, April 10th, 1897, at Il o'clock q. nl., if not previously dis-s posed of at private sale, the double house 6S and 70 Park street, containing 16 roomsy with modern improvements; lot 65 by 115. Terms $500 down; balance on or before April 26
 WILLIAM H. BEECHER 6 SON, ap9 If S31 Chapel street.
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o WANTED, POSITION to do waiting by experienced anIi 9ss oesS 5ze eity Sp preferences, Call -aplt zt~ 2o0 GROVE ST, forenoons.
 WANTED, LIGHT employment by elderly man. apl4 4t- BLAKE, Courier Office
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PICTURE FRAMING

LOOK, LOOK, LOOK.
 THIS is the week to eat Blue Fish. We have 25 hundred pounds of fresh Blue Fish selling at 7c. We have very large quan- tity of North River Shad selling at very low prices all this week. At the Old Grand Avenue Fish Boat, cheapest place in the city an15 2t
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WANTED, BY competent girl, housework or would do cooking In small family; city reference apl4 lt~ 3S DAVENPORT AVE.
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London stocks.

London, May 2.--Tho present condition of
the money market as compared with that Of
a week ago shows money plentiful and but
little prospect of a change OF rates The
stock exchange has greatly Improved In
tcne, now that it is seen that Europe Is
not likely to he plunged into general
war The pacific utterances Of the car and
Emperor Fraucis Joseph during their inter
views at St Petersburg also have had the
effect of inspiring confidence WINE IA
yorable British budget showing the undim
,uished prosperity of Great Britain lusti-
6es a renewal of investment the result
is that most Of those markets show a dis
,inct advance. the only gloomy spot being
The Transvaal. particularly African mining
securities. which have shown further de-
cline on the other hand Bulsarlans nave
advanced G points. Turkish ~ GreeHs J.
ItaIi,ns 9. There is'a'so a smart demand
for Canada Pacific. which has advanced 81
an the strength OF the new tarin' AneIl-
oans however. show but little Improve,
msn, and still take their cue from Wal
street Central Uruguay has gone up
points.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.

TROY, Ala.-Isaac Parks and James
sykes pr0ul nsalt citizens, quaTre!ed oyer
a game OF bill ards and Parks shot Sykes
dead.
JENNINGS. LA branch OF the New
south Bu ading and Loan association OF
New Orleans has been organized IN Jen-
nings,
MONROE. La.--Cha rman Mllsaps Of
The SAFE relief committee Will send out
next week .OlJ busnels Oh COW peas 10 INC
drCuth sufferers
holly SPRINGS, Miss.--The fifty
ninth annual session OF the Grand Lodge
OF ODD Fellows of VI ssis'lpp- VIII open
here on Monday ana DE in session three
days.
MONTGOMERY, Ala.-It IA announcei
that arrangements have been perfected
for the establishment here OF an 5mipense
rome factory w. G. BIB, Jr., Is at tho
head OF the enterprise, Wnich van D. 10
Gated al Klversidr park. 1t VIII be ready
for business BY the next conon season.
JENNINGS. lathe grounds OF the
southern university, the John IL. Roberts
sIart embracing 100 acres OF land in the
nnr,hess tern part of Jennings, have been
suryeyed p!a.tted and decided t. the uni-
,.reity regents The details are so FAR
e.stt1ed that the WORK OF building VIII De
soon taken up
ARCADIA, La--Judga j. j.. Warren
c,ine 70 Arcada from the drouth stricken
:, nd SUFFERING r'ifth ward of BienYille par =
isb TO present the Application Of HIS pso-
=" 10 Icurf tentative Richarlson AMI Sec
,eIa,v Leslie Of the relief committee. for
itnmca.lif, help. He reports ~ families
containing 705 people, who are reported
TO have in the aggresapf only thTty bush
els Of meal, ri BUSHES o. cora; ana so
pounis OF meat. with III work horses or
al
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The TnriT mn.

Washington. May 1.-THE tariff bill aa
amended will not be given TO the finance
committee tomorrow No Meeting OF the
committee as originally intended Will be
held The reason given for this 10 the
absence of Senator Plat. member OF tho
subcommittee on tariff. Some questions
have arisen in tho past few days concern
ing which H. is considered necessary TO
consult Senator Plat md he has found II
impossible TO reach the city until tomorrow
afternoon. too late for meeting. meet
Ing will probably viii be held Tuesday.
The republican members viii, In tho mean
time. continue their efforts to have the
democrats iiS a time FOR reporting tie hill.
The latter. however. persisting in declaring
that they will enter upon no agreement on
this roint until they shall SEQ the bill and
have an opportunity 10 examine. Tho re-
publican committee spent the entire day IN
wording on the bin
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of Ave to meet with like committee from
the company, the combined committee 10
choose an umpire and then to investigate
the subcontract system and report back to
the miners. When tho miners committee
visited the company's office with their
proposition they were informed that the
company had nothing TO arbitrate. They
reported this action to tho convention, and
1t was then decided to call a State miners
convention for next Wednesday TO take
decisive action This State convention, we'll
Informed men, both within and without the
miners ranks. saw, means strike.
Pratt mines may possibly kick out of the
traces and prevent trouble by according
the 2% cents reduction anyhow, but thai
course does not seem probable To tho
most conservative minds 1t looks very much
like strike. and big one at that.
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Sir william q. y. Robinson.

London, MAY Sir William c. T. Rob
,nsop q. g. Nj. g.. Is dead. Sir william
Robinson was born in 1885 and was cav
Gated at the Royal Naval school, New
Cross. London. From 1855 to 1861 he was
private secretary OF his brother, SIR lief ,
culcs Robinson. In 1869 he was sppolhtou
president of Montserrat; In 1860 governor
Of the Falkland Islands; IN 1870, governor
OF Prince Edward Islands IN 1919, governor
of Western Australia This last office was
held again in 1880 and the third time IN
1880. He finally retired In 1893. on colon
ial subjects he WAS prolific writer; ne
was an ACCOMPLISHED musician and COM
uoscr,
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SHORT NEWS STORIES

NEW YORK-Trlnity church began the
celebration of the b.-centennial OF Ats
foundation.
PORTLAND. Me. = Ex-Congrcssman
john j. Perry died suddenly ut his home
here. aged 81 years.
LONDCN--The Duchess of Teck has
undergone critical operation but is pro-
crossing fa,orbly toward recovery
CAPE MAY. n. J.-Theoph.lus Kane
ati Two companions. sturgeon shermen
of Fishing creek, were caught in gale
while out ftshlrg today, ana are supposed
TO have persisted.
ST JOHNS. y. F;-surgeons perfomed
emputaions upon the four Valiant sur
hands and lower part of the less are not
expected 20 recover
CLEVELAND. Ohio Miller NJ.
Spangler. one of the pioneers of Cleveland.
head OF Nj. NJ Spangler \ Co, malsters.
and was the owner of much valuable redi
estate.
El.KroN, Ky,-one and one-half mites
south of Ills city. Jom Morrow shot and
l,lllel Or. c. r Lee. Morrow also wound
I'd. IL Is thought seriously Ben Lee, a
| brother. who was with the doctor an
old ernice was the cause.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind - Ex-Governo,r
All,er O. Porter Is fatally III nj HIS resi-
dence IN this city. Governor Porter was
MIN ster to Italy under Presid't, liarrl-
son. AMI a. one time was a hlE factor IN
. the ltlAhifltAll PbiiAiNH VI iAifte''''H''
/ 10 wears of age.
| .WAuKEE, WIS Tho Wisconsin
Beet Sugar company. which has lust com
nlet,d "A plant Hi Menomince rams; hhs
/ q ssleued. Assets estimated ~ $2i0opl anu
nqhilites are unknown. II Is thought
probable the bondholders win get tho
I plant aud continue the business
/ CHICAGO--The officials OF the Globe
/ SaVnes Bank. against whom ind rtm3nls
| were. returned have nd, hern otresi'n 50
/ far hut VIII be later. When the lnllct-
mentS were returned II was too .a.-S ~
lssuc cap!ases for The arrests, ana w"
/ men were permitted TO remain at lip%rlS.
/ KANSAS CITY. Mo.--Biil Adler comMsi
! saA his second murder and WIS iNulss,, II
! shot and uerhaps fatally wounded Aui't
/ "ntXcd" with the negro Keepers Oh Vl"i
( game at sixth street and Iiro ldwNN' MN
! when the smoke cleared away w W'fe
( round that Adler had shot ana klteh W..
/ INN Johnson a negro and thH' +N'Ir,
/ had been SHOT in the side by JAMES "''
/ den. coiored.
/ LOUISVILLE, Ky.--.Banker !. $. vs.
/ etnu,l.y OF New Albany, charged WIN
omh element from the New +,"thf
| Ranking company, was acquitted IN -
| feI,sonvills this afternoon. the jury peiUs
! ont only twenty minutes. II was ehHrE.v
/ that h. received deposits one ahu wv,
| daVs before the failure OF the pahh ol
/ which he was pres ,lent, Knowing NJ ,t'
| time that the institution was lnsoNeti'-
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Comp.roIIcr's statement.

Washington, May . Tho monthly state
mcnt Of the comptroller OF the currency
shows that on April 30 the total circulation
OF national bank notes wac s232. SO2,2ii. II
gain for the year OF 300, 500. aud n loss
for the month OF s9od.6b0. The circulation
based on United States bonds WAS sos 1885,
$40. a gain for the year of Sb,Jdb.Sl0 aud a
loss for the month OF $999.l53 Tho cir
cuiaton secured by lawful security was
s24, 053, 695 nm increase for tho year of 49,
335 bSg. and an increase for the month Of
sg2 1903, The amount Of United States reg
isterod bonds on deposit to secure circuia-
tion notes was 1922. 800. and to secure
public deposits sld.3ls.00o.
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CONGRESSIONAL FORECAST.
Vote on the Arbitration Treaty to
BE Taken Wednesday,.
THE TARIFF BILL MAY BE REPORTED.
II Ia Probable That Committee va
cancics IN the House VIII he
Filicd-IIousc ACHIEVEMENTS.

w.-, vo r. ,,
"as"'ns'o"' May Inc senate VIII RS
sumo business In earnest Monday, and the
week bids fair to be one OF the most I'M
ro,t,r, t., r,s,i,s ,o,,r,,,,, 90 a,,.,s-
fN' w ''sa's' ,V'o'"'hs " ae'eo
meht vote Will DC taken on the arpltra-
ton treaty on Wednesday. 1t is also quito
probable that the comm,t,cc vacanc,as WI,
-. an, 49,. ,,, -,
W. NV" anu '"a' '"o 's'Nh s'h VIII DC re-
ported 10 the senate. For the rest, Sena-
tor Morgan probably viii call Nm his Gu
,,, raso,,,,n, ,,, s,,na., a,,., a.ro,r,a
W., 20, 49, w.
t'on Dill may ne passed., ana Scnltor foar
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

TRINTTY-Nfrs. II. Mcdonald, who has
been dangerously Ill, Is now SLOWLY re
covering, to the great satisfaction o. her
many friends.
GRANkURY-The public school ciosed
here Yesterday, with very plets0n' en-,
tartainmeut IN the afternoon. me ~ hpo'
has been satisfactory.
Acknowledged Texas, May Mira.
d. e. Anthony who died yesterday. WIZ
be buried tomorrow morning in the c'ly
cemetery.
BEEVILE-Clare a. Chiut!m shlppel a
train OF reevcs from Driscoll and j NJ
Chtttlm cuc train of | and 3-ycar-oids
from here lrilLy, The stock went TO The
Territory.
DENIsoN--A vicious irish setter dor
attacked Tho 5-year,oli son OF HrprgG
Ashc and mangled him feariuly about
.hr face ana body The ch;ld's mother
pulled The dog off the child ana saved ITS
VILLAGE M1iLs-Rey. c. II. Da6e
pastor OF the co!ored Baptist church ~
Tits place has been conducting revival
during the last twelve DAYS, with pool
success Several persons have profess"d
conversion.
iAARhDO-A hoy named Il, Moreno
while hunting on horseback YESTERDAY
evening n short distance east of tfAs city
wus thrown from his horse and zen on .
knife winch ne carried IN MS Wa'SrHrd
Tile knife entered his abdomen and he
died from the effects of the wourd last
night.
DOLAN- ROWLS- Beeville. Texas. May 2.
lanes A. Dolan Of this city took the
train here Wednesday morning for San An
tonic, presumably on business. but returned
yesterday evening, IN the great surprise Of
his many friends with a wire who was
formerly Mrs Laura ROWS of Corpus
Christi Few, If any, knew CT Mr.. Dolan's
Intcntion until he returned. The BRIDE
and groom are both prominently connected
here and have many friends. who extend
,hon, a hearty welcome.
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STILL RISING AT ST. LOUIS.
Crowds llocIed to the hanks In
Look Mt the River.

St Louis. Mo, May 2.-Thc continued
high water has excited great amount of
interest, as WAS evinced by the enormous
crowds that flocked to the river 'front.' to-
day. The river continues to rise. marking
30 . feet in the morning and 80 % feet at
O'Clock this afternoon. AZ number of
places along tho levec tho railroad tracks
were under water. Tho terminal associa-
tion, whose tracks are partially under
water, express no uneasincss over the sit
uation. One of the officials stated that
It would take Ave feet Of winter before all
their river tracks would be submerged, and
that they had engines which would work
in three feet Of water, therefore II would
take rise OF eight feet beyond tho present
stage before thcir road would DO inconve-
nicnced