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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-17
THE SUICIDE IDENTIFIED.

Tine remains of the man who commit ted suicide in Union street lodging house last Saturday night were yester- day identified by brother-in-law of the deceased, who came to New Haven for that purpose from Northboro, Mass, where he resides. He etated that the mans name was Peter Cream CT, the name which he registered at the lodging house. The brother-in-law took charge of the remains and took them to Worcester for interment. He said that Creamer was in the city hospital of Worcester about two years ago while afflicted with apoplexy and par alysis, from which he had never recov- cred. The deceased had a father, two brothers and three sisters, living in Worcester.
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MEMORIAL DAY PARADE.

Committees Appointed for the Big
 Demonstration.
 The grand committee on Sunday school parade to be held on Memorial day has appointed the following com mittees:
 Chief marshal, W. R. Downs. Chairman, H. H. Taylor. Secretary, F. M. Ford.
 Treasurer, Robert I. Couch.
 Committee on speakers and. invita- tlons, Cullen B. Foote, Burton Mans field.
 Music, Prof. B. Jepson, Rev. H. F. Peabody, Rev. Clarence Bispham. Finances, Robert I. Couch, s. B. War ren, Edward Mix, c. D. Corwih, H. F. Blogg, J. F. Donovan, Theodore Such er Charles Kleiner.
 Review stand. F. M. Ward.
 Reception, W. R. Downs, Cullen B. Foote, Ii. F. Blogg, J. F. Donovan, Charles Kleiner F. s. Snow.
 Boys Brigade, c. P. Walker.
 Grand army, Fred s. Snow.
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Gitu Advertisements.
COMMITTEE ON STREETS.

The Committee on Streets will meet fin Ro Room pm, 19 and 1Ja1 H. City Hall 9n Friday, of considering the following matters: rO''
 Petition of the Park Commission for ex. tension of Sherman avenue and discontinu- ance of Hudson street between Goffe and Henry streets.
 Petition of Patrick S. Donohue ct al, for layout of Gibbs street between DixWell ave nue and Northampton railroad, and for or ders for establishment of boundary of said street, it's grade and building lines
 Petition of F. A. Dickerman ct al. for n crosswalk across Dixwell avenue at the cor ner of Brewster street.
 Remonstrance against extension of Har- riet street from Shepard street to Shelton avenue.
 Petition of w. A. Doctor ct al. for side walk on Edgewood avenue, north side, be- tween Beers and Platt streets.
 Petition of F. Chillingworth for repairs of Orchard street between. Whalley avenue and Henry street, Crescent street between Carmel and Henry streets, and Carmel street between Whalley avenue and Ores. cent street.
 Resolution providing that an appropria- tion be made for the hardening of Wall street from York to State street.
 Petition of Lee J. Aubrey ct al for an order requiring the Winchester Avenue Rail- road Company to repair the switch on Win, chester avenue near Sachem street.
 Resolution providing for appropriation for hardening Wall street from State to York street and Shelton avenue from Munsop street northerly.
 Petition of J. c. Kelly ct al. for grading and curbing Munson street from Orchard to Crescent street
 Petition of Frank E. Hill ct al. for repair. ing Winthrop avenue between Oak and Chapel streets with crushed stone
 Petition of F. c. Mooney for the repair of Arch street between Congress and Colum- bus avenues with crushed stone.
 Petition of Alfred W. Forbes ct al for reopeniug of Fulton street.
 All persons interested in any of the fore going are hereby notified to appear and be heard thereon without furthr notice.
 Per order, JOHN H. CLARKE, Chairman.
 Attest: EDWARD A. STREET, mh16 St Assistant City Clerk.
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AFTER SUIT CLUBS.
Meeting of Directors of Retail Me,

Meeting of Directors of Retail Mer-
 chants Association Yesterday.
 The Retail Merchants association through their board of directors, have renewed hostilities against the suit clubs in the city, and the prospects are that legal action will be taken in re- gard to them in very short time. The matter has been on the tapis for some time and discussed in all it's phases, but nothing of definite nature has been done.
 Recently a special committee was ap- pointed of which S. H. Kirby is chair man, to confer with City Attorney Brown relative to the matter as being in violation of the law. This commit tee reported at the meeting of the board held yesterday morning in the Insurance building. It was to the eff feet that if evidence that the law is being violated is furnished him by the merchants prosecutions will follow. The necessary evidence can and no doubt will be furnished in short time, as the merchants are determined to stamp out what they term "nuisances." /"
 The firm of Sparks & Go. was receiv- ed into membership of the association. Beside the appointment of the stand ing committees for the year only rou- tine business was transacted. The committees are:
 Execetive and 1egislative-H. H. Guernsey, F. E. Hum and c. D. Hart.
 Transportation and insurance-C. P. Wilson, IT. H. Stevens and M. F. Cos- grove.
 Debts and debtors-F. E. Hum, liar ny Leigh and l.. l.. Heller.
 Telegraph and telephone--Colonel G. D. Post, H. H. Stevens and Roger B. DeBussy.
 Light and water-W. H. Hazel, s. Goodman and w. P. Weaver
 House and accounts-Solomon Davis, F. J. Linsley and Theodore H. Grue- ner.
 Arbitration and complaints-S. H. Kirby, J. B. Judson and E. I. Atwater.
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ANOTHER VICTIM.

Boston, March 16.-The Merrimac street fire, in which six firemen were Killed, last month has claimed another victim, Michael Murphy, driver of Chemical il, who became soaked with water at the time and caught cold The cold developed into typhoid pneumo- t1ia some three weeks ago, neoessitat- ing his removal to his home. He died to-day. A widow and young son sur vive him. MT. Murphy had been a member of the department for half a dozen years
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It Win Surprise You,

In order to prove the great merit of Ely's Cream Balm, the most effective cure for Catarrh and Cold in head your druggist will supply a generous 10 cent trial size or we will matl for 10 cents. Full size 50 cents. ELY BROS,
 66 Warren St., N. Y. city. Ely's Cream Balm has completely cured me of catarrh when everything else failed. Many acQuaintances have used it with excellent results.-Alfred W. Stevens, Caldwell. Ohio.
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A LARGE TREE.

In Southington Saturday c. F. Ham, lins lumbermen felled the largest tree ever cut by MT. Hamlin's men during many years of work in Connecticut forests. The tree, chestnut, was over six feet in diameter at the butt. The first two lengths, of over ten feet, had to be quartered before the largest saw MT. Hamlin had would work them, and the next two lengths had to be halved.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-17
Next Minute May Mean Death.

If the heart futters, palpitatcs or tires easily, you may be next door to sudden death and not know It. Dr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart gives instant relief and cures
 .'The pains about my heart were so severe could hardly breathe. I thought I must die. One dose of pr. Agnew's Cure for the Heart gave me perfect relief inside of 20 minutes; few bottles cured. I firmly be- lieve 1t saved my life. Mir. John Jamieson
 Tara, Ont. Sold by E. A. Gessner, F. Hew
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-17
R'NAT SCHOIOM.

The secretary of the Congregation B'Nai Scholom on Olive street has been instructed to issue call for candidates for a pastor to succeed the late Rev. MT. Rappaport, who died some time ago.
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*Ex-dividend.
New York Cotton Exchange.
Chicago Market.

Reported over private wire by Fl. c. Fried man tS Co.,, bankers and brokers, 10 Wall street, N. r., and Polls building, 23 Church street, New Haven. N, A. Tanner. manager local branch.
 Opening Highest Lowest Close
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DAUGHTERS OF THE KING.
 The Daughters of the King formerly of All Saints mission were received into Christ church chapter, West Ha- ven, last evening.
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Government Bonds.
Bid. Asked.
Quotations of Active Bonds.

Reported Dy B0ouy, McLel.1n CO.r Bankers and Brokers, 57 Broadway, New York, and sT Orange Street, New Haven;
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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-17

Get Damn Reclining Go Cart for the baby from the Rattan Co.,, 552 State.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-17

The above pathetic and patriotic poem is by a member of the freshman class of Hillhouse high school. The young lady, who is miss of fifteen years, is already an occasional contrib utor to the H. H, s, Crescent She is a daughter of Captain William H. John ston of fire steamer No. 2.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-03-17
The Maine.

 At the bottom of Havana's bay, Sunk by the spies of treacherous Spain, The pride of native land doth lie, The gallant battleship dear old Maine. Thinking and dreaming of home and mother, Rocked by the rise and fall of the waves, Little they thought ere dawned the to-mor-
 row,
 Many would sleep in watery graves. All was silent that last fatal night, Lazily the ships rocked with the tide; When suddenly across the still night air An explosion was echoed far and wide. Brought face to face with their Creator, Gathered by the Reaper's silent hand, Their work below is finished forever And they sleep in that Better Land. Soldiers and citizens, why do ye wait? Hear ye not the battle cry? "Wake and avenge our gallant Maine. For your country's flag fear not to die."
 T. Evelyn Johnston, H. II. S, 1901.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-05
ALFREDIAN LADIES.

Auxiliary No l, X. l., held a most success
full entertain nent and bean supper Tuesday
evening in Freedom hall, South Providence
IL was a great success in every particular. The
Efforts of the committee, which consisted of
i,t rs Alice Tranter, chairman; H. Morrow,
secretary Lena Hammond, treasurer, aud
Sisters Earker, Martin, Heaven aud Kirkham.
are TO be heartily congratulated on the result
of their efforts. The supper was enjoyed be-
tween and 80 o'clock about one hundre
persons sitting down 10 il. The tables were
handsomely decorated with flowers, and the
Lii of fare was Of the hest. It did credit TO
tie committees. AT the entertainment which
followed the supper f. c. Tranter. the special
deruty of this auxiliary. took charge of tho
affair, gracefully introducing the following
talent: Pinao solo, Mrs. Pease: reading, Mr..
Charles Rees: song, Watching for Pa ~ Miss
Abhie Morrow song, Mrs Worth; song. Mr..
George James; song. Mrs. Barker. either
duet by tho Hotch brothers; read ng Miss
Grooco; character songs, Mr.. Pense reading
Miss Flossie Orchard; song, Mr.. Harry Nor
row; negro melodies by the Perry brothers
quartet. Comrade Harry Morrow ably
ofiiciated at the piano be has become quite
an institution in this capacity at the Alfre-
dian times Special mention must be maze
OF the pleps,ng manner in which C-year old
Miss Abbie Morrow and Miss Flussie Orchard
gave their selections. TLoy were quito a
revelation, giving much pleasure. After the
entertainments the floor was cleared and
dancing was enjoyed un,il a late hour, thus
closing one of the most enjoyable and pros.
porous times ever held under the auspices of
the Alfredian Ladies.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-03-05
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Enterprise Lodge held one more Of its
popul socials in X Il. hall Thursday
evening which was well attended, and the
committee saw TO it that all Were made
at home 1hs committee consisted of
Frank T.. Moulton, Norris q. Abbott
Justin King, Robert SncestoD and j.
Frank Mastsrson, the latter having charge
OF the floor.
An open meeting will te held by Elm
wood Ledge Wednesday evening when
lost Of local talent Will do their REST IN
make the event q pleasing one. Ihe social
committee announced that an entertain
ment and cial would be held Monday
evening March 20.
1t is quite probable that the officers o.
Wn6t Cnrer Lodge will make visit 70
Enterprise Lodge thursday evening, and
KEN, lify the work of the rank Of knight
Palestine Lodge held "a short session
Tuesday evening, which WAS followed by
social.
Past Chancellor Pitts S. Bliven on be-
half Of the past chanoellars Of Palestine
Lodge has pres r ted lie lodge with ore of
tne large pro oeraphs of the Grand
lIudcp. taken by Past Charcsllor Thomas
". Mills OF Ivunhoe Lodge on the steps of
tne city hall on the day of the s. ssion of
the Grand Lodge.
One car iii Jate was given the rank of
knight at the SESSION of Mat Cheer Lodge
Mondty evening At the meeting Monday
evening the rank of page viii be given
three candidates.
On anu alter Tues lay evrning Smith
oman Ledge viii meet in the lodge room
oi Olivo 1ran,h LCdge. 9S Weyboss.t
str {.
photographs of the Past Chancellor
taken on the steps of tae City Hall by
Iasy han q llor M lis are fer tale .t the
cfico of Grand Keeper of Records and
Stsls vii lam A. Wilson.
EYCthtY h l j. B,pra OF ErterDris
Lodge ana r, sident of New Eedfori.
Mss, was 10 town for u few days tnis
week.
Charles +. Chickeripg Lodge will mako
q fraternnl visit 10 Sun.ntr Lodge OF At
tbboro Ioufsiay evenin2, wien the rank
Of Knight in the Long Form" will be
presented. A chartered Gar Will leave
pawtunket AT o'clock.
Ieoa Evans charter mem ber OF
Chnil +. CEickerlng Lodge, was buried
last satarday, and at tho nesting of the
loa 70 We'd Jesdav evening suitable resolu-
tons were GdoI ted.
About foi Y past chanccllors attended
the meeting OF the past ,hanceliors asso-
tiaiiOn in It John IL dge hau Thursday
evening. vhfn h 70 lowing officers were
eletttd: President. h. u. Whiting: vice
president, 10 *. Nj q lIlin; secretary,
Charles n. Hunt; trsLsVrtr, Robert j.
Clpgg. After which a very Interesting
address vas made by Supreme Rel resen-
tative ChnIlCs A Lea.
Capt Frederick k Bowen Of Meridsn,
Conn, general eastern AGENT of the EN-
iowment Ra k, is i'm the city.
Major Nlllism Di. Green will install
the OtIicsrs-elsCt of sterling Companv,
friduy evening and ttoso OF uarfel 1
Company the following Thursday even
ing. This is owing % a Stint misuDdcr.
standinp, ~ it has teen stated that those
oiiictrs should Lave heon installed "a is
week, and b. oth,r oiiioi is
Liput. Col. y, lson :. Davis visited Da-
Wis Com pany Of the Unif, rm Rank st
Newport last evening, and installed the
oilicers-elsct
The wall Cf tho castle hsll e Red Crcs
Lod 90 has bsen uecurat q with q picture
OF tae men bers OF the Grand Lodge.
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ORDERS AND SOC|ET TIES

Natick Monday evening on a srecial train
wnere they were met by about 90 memb bers
OF Narragan sett Tribe, and all spent the
evening in u most enjoyable manner.
This being Is the home of Great Sachem
BENJAMIN Maynard, and the occasion was
this official visit of tbs great chief. There
was, Of cousre, plenty TO eat aud drink
and smoke
A literary and musical entertainment
will be given by equantum Tribe Thurs
day evening, March "a.
At the meeting Of Taboma Tribe FRI
day evening an effort will be made to
change the evening Of meeting to weonss-
day evening instead Of Friday.
The great chiefs visited Waneta Coun-
Gil, Daughters of Pooahontas, Wednesday
evening. when eight applications for
me bership were received. the,Great Chiefs
visit Mineola Council 4 nc sday evening.
There will be no degree work in Mos
hassuck Tribe this month.
On Tuesday evening, March 10 an open
meeting will be held by Alfraetta Coun-
oil, u. OF =. The officers of the Great
Council will be present
The proposed orde Of by laws OF Moshas-
such Tribe will be acted upon Tuesday
evening.
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ORDER OF ALFREDIANS.

Brigade No. met in Alfredian hall, Wan
skucl, Monday evening, the Hon. Commander
Rowland Afford in the chair. The siok CON-
mittee reported Comrade Knowles as improv-
ing. com munication was received from
Brigade No. extending an invitation to
their basket party, TO be held on Wednesday
evening, March .. A large delegation of the
comrades and their friends will be there
from Wanskuck. For the good of the order
remarks were made by the right honorable
protector, r. r. II. r. Albert Roberts, r. g.
A r. England, Comrades Loxley, Jenkinson
ana Whatley After an informal sociable the
comrades adjourned.
Brigade No. 2 held we'll attended meeting
in Guild hall, Olneyville Tuesday, under tho
presidency of the Hon. Commander Stephen
Barlow.
After the opening ceremonies were per-
formed, the vsrious standing committees
made their reports. The ball committee made
"A reuort OF progress Extensive preparations
are being made TO make this the event of the
season in olneyville. Tie committee is work
ing hard and the comrades are selling the
tickets. The sick committee reported for the
various districts. CoIrade Deekin is not
quite well, and Comrade Rushton is pro-
crossing as we'll as can bo expected. r. G.
Eastwood was reported rs recovering quickly
The hall and second degree committees made
reports of progress and they were received
rs such. communication from the honor
able secretary was received and referred TO
new business. The communication was re-
ceived from No. extending an invitation to
their basket party, the invitation being ac-
cepted. r. C.'s John It. Fletcher and Will
liam J. Annear were elected delegates TO rep
resent the council at their annual convention.
Under new business the communication de-
failing the most important items of business
that will come up for action at the conven-
tion was taken up scriatim, and each one
freely discussed. At the end the votes left
no doubt in the minds of the delegates as 10
what course they should take when the
matters came up. AT a late hour the com
rades adjourned.
Brigade No. will meet Monday in Alfre-
dian hall, Wansluch.
A basket party will be held Wednesday
evening in Slocum Post hall. under tine aus
pices of Brigade No l. r. l.
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ODD FELLOWS.

At the meeting of Roger Williams
Lodge Tuesday evening enc candidate
recsived the first degree and Elmer Pit
man rendered his resignation as record
ing secretary. and Arthur, George and
Allen Hopkins we're nominated for the
position. 1t was the intention OF Past
Grand Master Lindsey Anderson TO give
a history Of Dhe lodge. but he was con-
tned to his homo with q severe cold, so
the pleasant affair has been postponed
until Tuesday evening. when the second
degree will b. conferred, racording SEQ
retary will LES elected, supper provided.
Past Grand Rufus u. sprague who
for many years has taken lively interest
In all that pertains To Unity Lodge, Dor
cas kebskah Lodge and Mazepa En-
campment has bean selected by the mem-
bers of Miriam Retekah Lodge for drill
master lie Ia preparing mum ber OF
new features for the degree work, ana the
mem bers are rendering him all possible
assistance and bsforo spring thls lOuRe
will bo heard from.
The trst degree was conferred upon one
candidate in Crescent Lodge, Tuesday
evening and the social committee an
nounced that an sntertainment would Os
hel1 Tuesday evening, March y. The
second degree will be in order at the next
meeting.
There was large attendance at the
meeting Of manufacturers Lodge Tuesday
evening and tho brothers were enter
tanned by on excellent exomplification of
the initiatory degree.
One candidate received the nrst de9ree
I'm Wonasquatucket Encampment WtdDes-
oay evening. lhe ceremony was followed
by "a smoke talk.
Westminster Lodge onjoyed visit from
Br ther Higgins of Woonsocket Lodge last
Monday evening. He came by insi,ation
OF Nolle Grand Morse who Is an indefati-
satle worker In the interests Of this lodge
Brother John Chevslier, who was pres
tratsd with typhoid fever early in the
winter while on business trip to New
York city, was present having just re-
turned from n health "trip TO Old Point
Comfort Ire march In the initiatory
degrse was reheorsed preparatory TO work
Monday evening. and then "Uncle John ;
BinpinQ took the floor, sc5rinu points OF
victory.
The initia.ory degree was conferred upon
one candidate and one application for
membership was received at the meeting
OF What Che er Lodge Iuesisy evening.
There will he work in ths first degree
next tuesday evening.
Olive Branch Lodge took possession OF
iss new hall, 9S Weytossst street. last
THURSDAY evening, when ore applica, ion
for meIu bership was received. A ct mint
tee was appointed To arrange for mouse
warming.
Mount Vernon Lodge celebrated its sixth
anniversary last Wednesday evening by n
banquet complimentary TO the Auxiliary
Society and invited guests. The spread
WAS prov ded by Brother Doughty OF Unity
Lodge and eas very satisfactory. Nearly
100 wers present and dancing was enjoyed
until about midnight.
Altogether 1t was the best affair In the
history OF the lodge.
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RED MEN.

Great Sachom Benjamin Maynard has
ISSUED ths following ci ouiar:
lh'rc iil to- q meeting. va Wtmslita
halt cnntr Cfanstou Yisr Winter streets,
q "Wednesday vsninr, Mach p lsgS. for
the purros Of { tming q Pat Sschsn :
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sW Ia tie state ~ bc tfcf+nt thnt
occa sion II Iss bio. The AIMS and CD.
jsis " u &C., ,Xpiai -. Ivy go To th r..
~ - PERI an { ss0ci aim rill IT, foiH ed
rn thar httf. Re on n hnrt.tr lis Pat
Great Sactem Peter j g rd iner 81 VI ,ssa
ctists will sutr ssth u- ttnf.
AboGt 15 msiD bsfs OF the lr.er vent tI
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