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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-26

ORDINANCE DE LAND AND BUILDINGS
 EXEMPT FROM TAXATION. Be it Ordained by the Court of Common Council of New Haven:
 That the Board of Assessors shall annually on or before the first day of June, present to the Mayor. to be by him presented to the Court of Common Council an accurate de- tailed statement of all lands and buildings on which local taxes are not assessed giving locations, descriptions, assessors valuations, name of owners and reasons for exemptions. In Board of Aldermen, September 6. 1898. Adopted by majority of all the Aldermen present and absent
 In Board of Councilren, September 13, 1898. Adopted by majority of all the Council men present and absent
 Approved September 19, 1898. To take effect September 30 1S9S A true copy of record.
 Attest: RICHARD F. LYON,
 City Clerk.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-26

Skin Eruptions Sured for 35c = Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Barbers Itch, when Dr, Agnew's Ointment Is used. It re- leves in day and cures quickly, No case of Piles which an application will not com fort in few minutes, Try It. 35 cents Sold by D. A. GessneE ID. Hewitt & Co.-13.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-26
THE YALE BILLIE SIGNS

THE YALE BLUE SIGN6
 Are on the front of Loomis' Temple of Music, sS3 Chapel street, the old college music store, where the Yale students rent their pianos and buy their mando- lins, banjos, graphophones and music at less price than anywhere else in the city. SEA St
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-26
STARlN'S New Haven Transportation Lino

DAILY EXCEPT SATURDAYS.
 Steamer JOHN H. STARIN, Captain Mo. Alister, leaves New Haven from Starin'a Pier, foot of Brown street, at 1O:15 D. m. Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Steam. CT "ERASTUS CORNING" Captain Spoor. sTARIN. leaves New York from Pier 1S. North River, at 9 p. m. Mondays, Wednes. days and Fridays. The 'ERASTUS CORN. ING" Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays. Fare 75c, excursion tickets s1.25. State. rooms $1.00
 Tickets and staterooms for sale at J. B. Judson's, S67 Chapel st.; The Peck & Bisb- Op Co.,, 7O2 Chapel st.; Tremont House.
 Free stage leaves the depot on arrival of Hartford train, and from corner of Church and Chapel streets every half hour, com mencing at .s:30 pm. Through freight rates given and bills of lading issued to points West, South, and Southwest.
 Q. Fl. FISHER. Arenh Order your freight yIa Starin Line.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-26
RED STAR LINE.

New ork-Southamp ptop--Antwerp.
 Sailing every Wednesday at Noon. Noordland, Sept PSI LlSouthwark, Oct. 12 Oct. IWesternland, Oct 19
 llSecond Cabin to London $42.50 Antwerp $4600, Paris 5000.
 *I These steamers carry Second Cabin and Steerage Passengers only. Staterooms, Rooms, Promenade Deck, etc., amidship, where the motion is least perceptible.
 International Navis ation Company. Piers 14 and 15, North River. office 6 Bowl ing Green, New York; Peck Bishop, 7O9 Chapel st., M. Zunder & Sons, 253 State st., M B. Newton, 86 Orange st.. T. H. Pease & Son. 102 Church st., New Haven. ap29
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-26
md the Rnhv is CnttInn Tneth.

If the Naby IS Cutting Teeth. Be sure and use that old and well tried rem- edy Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. for children teethlng It soothes the child, softens the gums. allays all pain. cures wind colic. and Is the best remedy for diar- rhoea. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
 all MWF&w 1y
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-26

Two Personally Conducted Tours via
 Pennsylvania Railroad to Gettysburg,
 Luray, Natural Bridge, Richmond,
 Washington, Etc.
 September 28 and October 19 are the dates selected by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for it's two early Autumn tours to the Battlefield of Get tysburg, picturesque Blue Mountain, Luray Caverns, the Natural Bridge, Virginia Hot Springs, the cities of Richmond and Washington, and Mt. Vernon.
 The round-trip rate, including all necessary expenses, is S65 from New York, S63 from Philadelphia, and pro portionate rates from other points.
 Each tour covers a period of eleven days, and will be in charge of one of the company's Tourist Agents He will be assisted by an experienced lady as chaperon, whose especial charge will be ladies unaccompanied by male escort.
 Special trains of parlor cars are pro- vided for the exclusive use of each party, in which the entire round trip from New York is made.
 For detailed itinerary apply to Ticket Agents, or to Tourist Agent, 1196 Broad way, New York, 7S9 Broad Street, New ark, N. J., or address Geo. w. Boyd Assistant General Passenger Agent, Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-26

Millinery Opening at E. Moses x Co.,, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, September 27, 2S and 20. s26 2t
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-26

WE CAN BRUSH all competitors out of sight as easily as whstling away dust, with our unequaled stock of paints, oils and var nishes. We show values not found else where. Feet are to inches as 12 is to i, and we rate with competitors on the same dozen to one basis. Our stock Is more than complete. At our headquarters you strike the maximum of both quality and variety. THOMPSON & BELDEN, 306 and 39S State Street.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-26
GAS STORIA
 For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought s'sasssss esass sss of lNzzzzx

Millinery Opening at F. Moses & Co.,, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, September 27, 2S and 29. s26 2t
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AMERICAN LINE.

NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON LONDON.
 Sailing Saturdays at Noon sBelgenland. Sept. 24l* Rhynland. Oct 15 *Pennland Oct 1(+Belcenland. Oct p
 Second Cabin tn Ilnnldnn S87 6n
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-26

Millinery Opening at F. Moses & Co.,, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, September 27, 28 and 29. s26 2t
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-26
New Haven Steamboat Co.
 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. DOUBLE DAILY NERVfCE

Steamers from New Haven leave Belle io.e6' Roea' old Line g., Pie Pier CoNTINENTAL aG:So ni a. e,,na m; ana RICHARD Sa PECK at 12:30 stesmers N N.dl from New York leave Piers as P. m. and CONTINENTAL 12 midnight, sharp.
 Fare s1soo Excursion tickets, good fo. ID gays. $l.50. Sunday Excursion, $1.O0. feck Y bishop Co.,, 702 Chapel street, and " Mixs drug store. cor. Chapel and Church
 FAST FREIGHT.
 Through rates quoted over Express Freight Lines to points Vest. South, and Southwest, and through Bills of Lafiing is- eued in connection therewith.
 CHAS l. FRENCH Agent
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THE STUDENTS OF YALE PATRON
 TEE

1ZE
 The old reliable Yale music store with the Yale blue signs, SS3 Chapel street If you rent your pianos here, or buy your mandolins, banjos or graphophones and other musical merchandise, you will have money left to spend for some thing else. SEA st IOTRS TO THE UPPER SOUTH.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-26

Parade and Bicycle Wallace Hose COmpany'a Masquerade- Many Trees Other Fresh Borough Items.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-14
oeoen aMutuals."

9rdiioent &irtpdn BON Der r8dItts
morer 8sseIz2igo." ipeI6er bOr Sur
sem cine 9~erIeBung er6ielt unO Ita oes
r9ol3ens" ent6alien muBte, 1T 10 peit
pis0er bergeiteqt, baB er Ii4 pieOer
an &egeIn 6etbeili9en fam.
SIN e. 9. g. SnItitut" purOen am
6reitug Qbenb Die 8reiIe an bret 4titz
glieber, peI6e pGbreno bes Monats
Die 604iten Scores" i'm Segeln er3ielz
ten, ausgetbeilt. Der Plan, DieIe
9reiie am 2. 6e6ruar ieOen Mpnats
aR b~srtbeiIen, purbe i'm Suli angez
fangen. Capt. Sames Senrp ~er3ielte
ben eriten 9reis, cine Quittung ii6er
8ereins6eitrGge fir 6 Mondte; feline
Score" mar 229, Der RecorO Oes Snz
ititut5. Den 5peiten 9reis, Quittun9
fir 3 Monate 9ebiibren, erbielt 9. s.
Mc@inn unO ben britten, Auittung
fir 2 Monote 9sbibren, @iqiam
Dunn.
Der n5anb6aGzGlub" getpann am
5reitag auf S4neioer's 8ubnen bret
@pieIe bom r4tlantic~9 aroen" nit
fplgenoer Score:
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straightforward
Sie widbttsffen Greiani6t dronoI0siib furj
Jufammeneefaet.
MOrtfcsnna.l

GFortlcBuu1)
is. %!li - Der 8ertrag betreffenO
bic &apitulation Santiago's enbgiilz
ttg unter3ei4net.
II. Suli. - I'm Mittaq tpurbe bic
omeritdnii4e 6logge auf ben WdGen
Santiagp's gebiBt, na6bem Die fpaniz
i9e Nrmee Die Stoot 9erGumt unb bic
Waffen geitredt bate.
10. Sult. = 3piI9en BEN umerifaz
niI9en Sruppen DOR Santiago uno
ben Sniurgenten muat ii6 elm qez
ipunntes @er6GltniB bemerfbar. =
General Miles fGbrt nit ieinem Staz
be na9 YOrto Rico.
20. Suli. = @eneral Miles beri6z
tet, buB er bereit fei, nit ben Srangz
portf9iffen BON Der 9uantanamosgQi
mad YOrto Rico ab%3ufa6ren, bah es
a6er nod an ben 8egItiti6iffen aur
9edung Der Expedition feble.
q. Suli. - 8enerul Miles' Grz
petition BON Der Guantanamo : 8Qi
nab 9orto 4ico abgefa6ren. : Ser
Snfureentengenerul 9arcia %reIignirt
unb 3iebt feline StreittrGfte auriid,
neil Sen. Sbafter tbn angebIi9 ni6t
eeniigenb beu4tet.
%. Suli. - General Miles meloet
Die Q6fabrt Der Expedition mad porto
Hico bon Der Mple ct. Ni9olas auf
5apti. = QsuinaloO ertIGrt ii9 gum
9ittator Der PbilippinenzSnieln. =
QmerifaniI9e 9riegsfdiffe bomburs
bitten am 9onnritag Nipe an Der
gaorbtiite Guba's. - 9as ipanil9e
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TamilirnsN a6ri6trn.
Die Spbten Der @o9e. - @G6renb
Der perflofenen Do9e aus Dem
2e6en aeI9isoen.

Din II. Nuguit - &ut6 6. Sab
lor, Scr. 313, @albounitrabe. l Sa6r.
Qm 9. - 2abinia 6. 8eregob, Nr.
100, NorbzG dIbounitraBe, 6. Sabre.
Qm II. = Stdnislaus Serra, g&r.
2611, Salt : 4penue, 4 Sage.
Qm 8. - 9aul $. @ppleD, 9&r.
2O15, @al6roofz4 Denue l Sa6r.
Nm 10. - Wm. g. Rorris, Gr.
2O3O, GaiternzQ Denue, "a Sabre.
Nm 10. = Strip Otto Sspffert6,
Nr. 4O5, Siibs@beferItraBs, 1 Sabr.
Qm 9. = @rthur @plf Nr. 919,
@beiapeateitraBe, 1 Sabr.
am 8. = So6n 8. &oblbepp, Nr.
831, @eItz6rantlinitraBe, 81 Sabre.
4m 10, - Gliaabetb s. Dublin,
yfr. 1910, Stz2eringtontrdBe, 1
Sdbr.
Qm D. Rebedu Shoot, CIR. 2OO6,
9%oainSitraBe, 80 Sabre.
Gm 10. - Margaret Golfer, g1r.
2046, 6uirmOunts Qpenue, 70 Sabre.
&m 10. - SoeIia 8. 6. 8aroner,
gtr. 14OO, gaOrOs9iImoritraBe, cine
Stunoe.
Qm II. - George Gurl, Nr. 10Y,
SiioSRegeiteritroBe, l Sabr.
Nm a. SSacob 2ennert, Nr. 1913.
SougbitruBe, 60 Sabre.
Mm 9.-Ql6ert Gobeion, Nr. HOP,
&irfftraBe, 1 SSabr.
am 10. = Bertha @Dltel. Nr.143O,
9orrett1QDenue, 2'sSubre.
Dim II. - Mdrt6d Inn gpggins,
Nr. 1921, NOrozgurOIinetraBe, 81
Sabre.
@m II. = @ternberq { &inb) Nr.
20, @eft<Rt. Robal>Qpenue l Gag.
@m 8. = Mart6u 90. 5raste, Nr.
928, @eit 6abetteitrabe, % Sabre.
4m II. = @lisabetb s. Sprint,
g1r. 621, HorOs@ al6ounitraBe, A
Sabre.
am 9. = Sobn M. SObnfon, gtr.
655, @ineitrdbe, 1 Sa6r.
DIV 9. = @iltOn 6. Sreberid. Nr.
1925 @reenmount= QDenue, 3 Sabre.
Qm 8. = @eorge See, g2r. 225,
NOroSO urbamitraBe, l Subr.
4m 8. - Rutb 81. 2oprp, Nr. Al,
OfSGeititrqBe, l Sabr.
4m 8. = Gliad6etb Satas, Nr.
2914, O'0Onneuftrabs, l Sabr.
@m 9. : Sobn Sing, Nr. PIG,
M&oDeritruBe, 1 Sa6r.
Nm 8. &bbie &eIitpn, Or. 1905,
BetSSaratogaitruBe, % Sabre.
I'm g.. Sames Sadion, Nr.1445,
SnmpalttruBe, 81 Sabre.
4m 9: = 9bilip GeIion, Nr. 1920.
Riggsz& Oenue. l Sa6r.
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Ser 9au6er in DER @arinr.

60 LANCE es aud Iaon unterieeiI6e
Saufer fir dnoere 3fpede ipieB6iirz
gerIi6er Dirt gis6t, ge60rt Die 0i6tig=
felt iOl6er Sdu9er ais zines regalr4z
ten 3peiges Des &riagsmurin4z0ie Diem
ties erit Der a~QernsueIten 3eit an, unD
me6r dl5 ie BAT Der iebige ameritaniz
i&e &rteg Die groBe 8soeutung po6l=
gef6ulter Warine : S1uGsr, nament=
Iia fir Die umerttanif6en 5lotterOer=
bdltnife, ernieIen.
DAB Die Ser. Staten Elm itdrteres
Shtepefe an bieiem Oienit3peige pa
ben, dls dnDere Ssemdhte, bdngt
6auptid9li9 nit 5olgenOsm 5uTamz
men: S6neaigteit lit zines Der MID
tighten GrfOrOernife fir Die gepegunz
gen Der meiiben &riegsi9iffa, unb in
Der iingiten 3eit muBtsn Ii4 Die 4mes
ritaner in Den inDii6sn 9%epd1ern
peri6teoene W9dle odpon 3u ibremg1d9>
tell iiber3eugeH. Gs tommt alp audi
Diel barauf an, OaB bte S6iffe jeoers
5eit in Dem beitm0glifen .3uitano fir
rdi4e Qrbeitsleiiting Iinb. Run aber
gebri4t es uHs bis iebt tart an ben
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6eiraths=Ntcrn1eu.

Ra3ite6enbe 6eiratbsIicen8en purs
ben geIterr Dur6 @lert QiOtngitpn i'm
GOmEi0n Pled5z@eri9 ausgeiteQt:
Mtlton &emp S8bourn unb 6loz
renee See Wbarton; 4pplitunt 81. &.
O56Ourn, Nr. 1907, 2anDaleitraBe.
SobR 6uoIOn uno Barbara u.
@ilion; Npplitart QnOreip 9runing,
g}r. 1903, 8urrOug6itraBs.
6enrD 8Oloin uno Soiep6ine M&dz
bi1on; 4pplitant 6snrD 8plOin, Ir.
1904, 6unter's Qqeb.
Siaac 8. Stephens uno Mdrb g.
MsaOs; Qpplitant 9eter 90. Gram
fprD, gfr. 416, SfzMonumentItraBe.
gbarIe5 genora unO Nnnie 8orbeI;
Qpplitant G6arles 0enOrd, CIR. 204,
8oteritraBe.
Or. Gomarb s. 8ernItein unO Spa
9oQad; 4pplitdnt &. S. 8arnItein,
Nr. 800, MtaotfonzQDenue.
G6arles 6ermam &s uno sra
RTE Sophia 6tf6er; Qpplitant .. 80.
SreDler, y}r. 1905, GItfton<Place.
Charles lIlrid uno 2enu GTel; Dip
plitant Senrp GI4ba4, CIR. 1915,
6reoerid%Qbenue.
G6arles 90. Retoid uno Rofe
S6erroo; Qpplttant Gburles so. &eOz
bid, Nr. 1863, 8ineitraBe.
Odpib 5reeomun uno Winnie &uz
5off; 4ppIifaHt 9aDio 6reeomun, gtr.
AT, Roroz5rontftrube.
@Qis Gobsn unb @Itber Goldman;
4ppIitant Dora Goldman, 9tr. 1923,
2tttle McGlOerroitraBe.
Wtqtam 8. 9luscott BON Bdi6ingz
TN, D. g., uno SoIepbine 8lu5cOtt
oon &pdDtle, Mp.; Qpplitant 70. 8.
8lascott, S4aBamts Department,
Wui6inqton, >. 6.
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rgodeO Sat" Elm Spiel, peI6es
nit nur orei &egeln ge{pielt tpirb unb
baber ni6t nur cine geI4idte 9anb,
Ionoern aud elm Ii9erss Quge erfor>
bert, I'm irgeno reI4e GrfOIge Bel
bsmIelbsn gu er5itIeu, bat 5pii4en ben
$50. :. Sin uno 6. 0apion 81 einem
i~nferefanten 8ettItreit gefii6rt, per
BON ben 8eiben benz anoern piiber" lei.
8eioe Serren BADEN entf9ie0en, benz
Iel6en fir eintn preis BON $25 gum
Qustrag gu 6ringen, unb 3tpar in 10
Spielsn. 5inf BON oiefen fanoen am
WfittpO9 i'm Diamond" itatt nit fol-
GENDER Store"
Sin AZ 80 80 %
OapTon 81 80 SO Al 80
Die rQpoaos" uno yMuiuaIs" be-
gannen am OOnnsritag cine Serie bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-14

Sn Nsfpzgort entpuppte Ii6 fiir3s
li9 elm dnif DIES 0isn It.
II do6en, G6riItine 8ecrens, uls
cine Wdnnsperion. Dor oem Ri9ter
8sitdnD 8ecren8, Dap er 5rauentleiber
d~nge3ogen babe, um Qr6eit gu bstomz
men, bic er in WdnnartIeioung berges
6ens geiuht. 3ebn Sabre mar es inn
lnterrod gut gegangen, bis Der 3u>
fan ieiner Dient6errin iein @ebeimz
nib entDedte. Der .N.z0. 6erdlO"
meint. OaB ss biele mGnnli9e 0ienitz
mdo6en in Rensgort gebe, bic bic
Hotb gu ibrer @erfleiOung g%etrieben
Edbe. Bir 6dben IS bier, rpenn Oisie
8ebauptung rihtig lit, nit elmer ems
ten Pbaie Der %iO3iulen 5rage 81 tbuH4
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8roBe Qufregung berrT9te am
9ienrug i'm Diamond" als bic n5oz
parbs" gegen ROrb>8roabpap boI3=
ten. Sebe 8ruppe Der 8egler tpurbe
BON elmer Qn5abl Greunbe ungefpprnt,
ibr 8eites 5u ibun, uno na3 etnem 6eiz
ben Sample ging Rorb : 8~roabpab.
ME folgt, als Siegsr berbor:
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8. S. 2Tae9Onafo, s ssllia9t en- UNI
Silber:S ernice
fur
0OGaeitet inn 2lttalif.

Gin 6ilbersSerpitt reprdientirt tinsu
iOliOtn 8trtb unO it Our6 beHsu f6 auf
lanee 3eit trtredeuoe Ssbrau9sfdbisteit
cine Gias Der anssnsbniten GrinneruRs
gen namit DtrbunOen. Die @ertbi6dts
lune %btHeIbeH osipinnt nit benz altsr.
@ir fibrsn eiuiee Der prdbtioitsn Ssf=
fms BON nsuen 9tuftsrn, popoR maH6s
nur ousialieBli9 bel uns III BADEN fno.
,. S. DOnalo, s sSilia1ssi sn'
: G4apriI3Ilt,i SCI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-08-14

2tuf ben 8a6nen bes .quluce" RIM
gen r9sbriiber preBeI" gegen Die
oS6umrods." % 2eBiere aud bieIe
@p4e, ME in Der bor6erge6enben bic
Mebr3a6l Der SpisIe getpannen, 70
itebt nunmebr bic Score" nit 4 gegen
2 gu ibren @unften. pa i'm @an8en
9 SpieIe 8pti9en i6nen feIigeieBt inb,
70 miiBten bic rpreBeIs" ale brei nod
i6rigen, i'm r9ermun Safe" aneeTeBz
ten SpieIe ~gepinnsn, UNI dIs Siager
Eer0or3ugeben. Der bon i6nen aud
I6lieBIi8 aIs Sieger b~erborge6en mag,
miro ni4t ungeit0rt bic erporbenen
2Or6eeren genieBen t0nnsn, benn Die
So. Grtel unb 6err Iino bereit, bic
Sieger gu einem neuen Sample in neun
Spleen berdus3uforbern. Die Score
Der orei SpieIe am 0ienitug mar fol-
6enoe:
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nsun Spleen auf IoIan's 8a6nen, u.
bic ~ffurten nMlutuals" psrlorsn orsi
Spiele:
0IL.m.H - m.l..Yo ~
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@i8eres Mertsei6en. =
rDeiBi Ou genau, ouB 0u nit 5errn
Miiqer crit Oreimal 8uFammen gapeien
bift?" = StuoiOius: Sang gsnall;
i4 babe i'm ia erIt brsimal angs=
pumpt!"
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CONCERT, SBrutcr uuO SuriteGunsrn.

SotQl -. $50 725
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Wte berlautet, perOen i'm nd4Iten
Binter aud Die 2iliputaner pieOsr
na9 Der Staot Der Mpnumente fpmz
men. Sic dbiolDiren gsgenpdrtig ia
Berlin Elm erfOlgrei9es 9aTtipiel uno
nerben nab oemiel6en bic 5a6rt ii6er
oen O3eun antrsten. sic o~iirftsn nod
in bieiem MOnate in Qmerifa, be3p.
Rem : BORT, eintreffen uRo 0anR 10
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-08
HOLY THURSDAY OBSERVED.
anniversary of the Last Supper
marked With Impressive Cere-
monies at the Cathedral.

marked With Impressive Cere-
monies at the Cathedral.
Holy Thursday, the anniversary Of
the Last Supper, and, as interpreted
Dy catholics, of the institution of the
sacred Host-for' they literally trans
iate the words: This Is My body
snls is MY blood" do we this In COM
miemoration OF Me''-was observed with
lH1npresslve ceremonies In the different
Sa.hollc churches Of the city yester-
dral
Immediately after mass the Euchar-
vs. was conveyed with much pomp
aha ceremony to the repository, in the
tLlooVe TO the left of the altar, and
ny 1meIe, throughout the day, 1t remained.
80 repository was literally invisible
from the PROPULSION of palms. Easter
a alu caiia lilies, roses and all rare and
beautiful flowers obtainable.. with
wuich II was decorated. It was hung
with, costly laces, and ablaze with the
Hsue OF countless WaXen candles SUD-
ported by immense, richly carved gold
candelabra. W. gu
Two alter boys in cassock and sur
pHce, relieved every hour, kept watch
peIore the shrine. Socialists and mem.
oers OF all Catholic societies watched
q inherent intervals throughout the
all day 'oAiseu
In olrect contrast to the beauty of
ene repository was the rest of the dim
oalneuraI, with its deserted altar and
eeaeues draped in the purple trappings
~ ~, woe 10 keep in mind the tragedy Of
the morrow. u
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-08
TO CARRY THE TROOPS.
Contracts Awarded Yesterday by
Chief Quartermaster Wheeler.

Contracts Awarded Yesterday by
Chief Quartermaster Wheeler.
The Northern Pacific and Great Northern
railways will bring the troops to st. Paul
from Montana points, and the Chicago Great
Western will carry them to Chicago. From
that point to Chattanooga the troops will
go over the following lines:
Chicago & Eastern Illinois; Evansville G.
Terre Haute: Louisville & Nashville; Nash
vile, Chattanooga & St. Louis; Chattanooga,
Rome & Southern.
The Union Pacific was an unsuccessful bid
der as were also lines by way of the Mis-
souri, river.
Maj. Wheeler, chief quartermaster, made
the awards to the above lines yesterday morn
ing, after a careful examination of the
vo1uminous quotations submitted by numer-
GUS lines after the contracts.
The Twenty-ffth infantry is divided among
three forts in Montana. one near Missoula,
one near Helena, and the other in the far
northern portion of the state.
There will probably be four special trains
Two first-class sleepers will be used for the
officers and the enlisted men will occupy
fifteen tourist cars. The horses, camp out
fits cannon, commissary supplies, = etc., will
be loaded into two or more first-class box
cars.
In view of the possibility of war Col John
]. Clague,. assistant .commissary general is
busy providing supplies for the troops. Part
Of the larger portion will be delivered at
St. Paul.
The roads whose bids were turned down BY
Maj. Wheeler are figuring out the rate which
was quoted by the successful lines. It is
Western was not above $125 a mile per train.
as competing line offered that figure. Rail-
road men figure that the entire cost Of run
ming a train one mile is $3.50.
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Jury Awards Charles Zimmerman
$333.33 for Damages Sustained.

A jury in Judge Brill's court yester-
day, awarded a verdict of $685. dam
ages to Charles Zimmerman for injuries
sustained in a collision with Charles
Bergfeld last September.
Zimmerman was driving in a wagon
on Seventh street one evening, when
he was run into by Bergfeld, who was
driving another wagon. Zimmerman
was thrown out of his wagon and Sc
verely bruised and his wagon wheel.
was broken. Bergfeld drove rapidly
away and Zimmerman borrowed a
bicycle and followed him and caught
him. He demanded $40 for the dam
ages, but Berg1eld refused to pay him
anything and claimed he was not driv-
ing at the time of the accident.
In court yesterday, Bergffeld said a
man named Rogers was driving, and
that the wagon belonged to a livery
man. 1t was shown that he was driv-
ing at the time Of the collision. Zim-
norman wanted $1,000, but the jury
thought third Of that sum would
suffice to allay his injuries.
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CHrTTENDEN-Minerva E.. wife of Ed
win S: Chittenden: born at Rensselaer,
Vile. Albany county, n. Y, July 10, 1S4S;
died at st. Paul. Mimi, April g. 1893. at
$40 a. m. Funeral will take place Friday,
at 2:30 p. m, at the Albion. Chicago pa
pers Please copy.
BRESsETT-In st. Paul, Wednesday, April
g. at p. m, at late residence, 1863 Ken.
street, Mrs. Hermine Ovella, aged fifty
eight years, relict of the late Capt. J. B.
Bressett. Funeral from above residence.
Saturday, April o, at 1870 D. m. Services
at ST. Louis church at 2 D. m.
BRUGGEMANN-Barbar widow of the la
Martin Bruggemann, at the family res
dence, No. q Channel street, Tuesday, Apr
8, aged So years Funeral from above resi-
dence Friday, April s, at 1870 D. m. Service
at st. Mathews church at o'clock.
WILLWERSCHEID-Joh son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mo Willwerscheid, of South ST. Paul,
Thursday April Z, aged 1s years. Notice OF
funeral later.
M'CURDY-In st. Paul, Mimi. April 7. 1895.
at family residence, No. s32 Rondo street
Deborah, wife of the late Chandler Nc.
Curdy, aged 80 years. Interment at Oshkosh.
Wis.