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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TuEspAY Nov. I.
With the exception Of the Chicago grain and
provision market no Important domestic market
either financial or commercial was orcn yes
terday. As there was no holiday abroad how.
ever. the foreign markets were open. and on the
London Stock Exchange the internationally
listed American railway shares were generally
firm. the majority Of the list being quoted nbo We
the New York parity. The London cable adviccs
said that the strength was in anticipation of Re.
publican victories in the several State elections
A more favorable view also taken Of the situa-
ton in South Africa 4 feature was Southern
Pacific. which opened at price equivalent 10
AZ. in the New York market. and advanced
steadily. closing at price equivalent 10 42'. T..
compared with AZ. which was the closing in the
local market on Monday
The following table shows the closing London
prices for leading American stocks, New York
equivalents, and Mondays closing quotations:
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ATTEMPTED NURDrR AND Suicide.
Miller Jumps Into = Well After Attacking
His Wife and Cutting Himself

AoSTcLArE, y. J., Nov. 7-wllliam Miller. a
gardener IN the employ OF F. q. Burgess OF
Mountain avenue. Ia in a padded cell at tho
police station after having attempted to kill
both himself and his wife On sunday he
made an attack upon his wife. She e,caped
He made cut across his own throat and then
ran and Jam ped down a twenty foot deep we'll
The cold water brought him TO his senses for
family and other neigh bors succeeded in res
culnR him. He put TO bed and Yesterday
having recovered, he threatened TO shoot his
wife Tor saving his lie. She ran to tho street
calling for assistance. A. the police were
taking him to the police station. he again drew
Gisarmed. He will lie brought before Justice
Darlington tom orrow for a hearing
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UNITED sET GfiEnn CAST sIM IEoN PIPE AN
HOhSEPLdY At RUiGERy.
sophomoros Attack Freshmen and Mako
Captiyes Do Stunts.

New BRUNSWICK. n. j., Nov. Z. Last night a
body OF Rutgers College sophomorss captured
two freshmen. Daniel Applegatc Of Red Bank.
N. j.. and Volnsy Schick OF Warsaw. N. Y,
and aftor giving them an exciting cross coun-
try run. marched them to the residence Of
Prof. Edgar shumway on Livingston avenue
and tied them back to back on the porch.
Prof shumway was not at homo. but his wife
heard the racket and went to the rescue
When her husband came home he found her
struggling with the knots. He set the captives
free. Meanwhile the party OF hazsrs went
down to tho Second Reformed Church. where
a number OF freshmen we've attending a
sociable AZ the freshmen came out tho
sophomores charged upon them and a scrim-
mage onsued in front OF tho church BY
standors interfered and the rush was stopped
with them Eugene Erler OF Newark as a
prisoner. He WAS released after performing a
few stunts for his captors.
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Dead whe.,womsn Identified.

The woman bicyclst who was instantly killed
In collision with wagon on Monday n ht at
I'm avenue and Thirty-fourth street was
East Twenty-tonrth street. The idont ncaton
was made by Mrs. Charles Fang. with whom
nestle servant. but was out OF en- ploynent
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Montciair Grants n Street Railway Fran.
chise.

HoSTcLLrR, y J. Nov The Nontc!sir
Town Council last night passed tho amended
ordinance granting to the North Jersey Street
Railway Companv a franchise for a stree,
railway TO the south end OF tho town through
I'm street and Orange road to the Orsng,
far. to Orange from Montclair when a direct
route 10 made
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ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trains leave New York, foot Of Chamber
st.. as follows. and nve minutes earlier from wos,
23dN.
Q.0l 4. M.-vestbulo EXPRESS daily for Biny.
c.Oo hamton. waverlv, Elmra. Buffalo, Brai.
ford, arrives Buti.!u \ l.. n, PA Tor Car Buffalo
DON r. M.-Nestibule Limited-Fast mail daily.
S:Ov Solid train 'or Chicago. arrives at Cleveland
T:to A. NJ. CHICAGO 5 p. NJ. slcrpcrs to Chicago,
Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Car.
1870 Ss ,r aG% ci: .o os M
Bradford .;2o 4. NJ jamestown A. NJ, Yonnrs
Buffalo anil Cleveland. C,te Library Car
9.1 r.. ". -Daly solid train for Binghamton
cslc Wavrrly Elmira. ChicaTo, Shoppers to Buf.
faln. Chicago and Cincinnati ming Car.
TICKETS LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
L ACCOMMODATIONS Mt III ll3, 2Sl. +Jl and
a5I Broadway, al Bowery. lh6 East l25th St and
ga West i2hth at, Chambsrs and wnst 2Hd at fer
ries. New York: sS3 and sao Fulton St. as Broad
way. Brooklyn; 1872 River st, Hoboken, and jersey
City STATEN. New York Transfer 90. calls for and
Nna
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Monday; Saturdays only. tDsly. except satur-
days and Sundays
Harlem Division.
p!12 A. n. and e:S5 p. NJ. Daily. except Sunday,
PIttsheld; Sundays only At p!20 A. NJ.
Wagner Palace Cars on all through trains
Trains Illuminated with Pintsch Light
Ticket of1cea 1t liz. 2ti it3 and 1915 ROADWAY.
20 Union So. W, 236 Columbusay.. 81 W. 125th ST..
Grand Central station i2bth 81. station and 13Sth
81. station, New York 33s and 725 Fulton ct. and
los Broadway. f. D., Brooklyn.
Telephone 1880 Cortlsndt for New York Central
Cab service Baggage checked from hotel or resi-.
dence nv Westcntt Express Companv.
GEORGE II. DANIELS. General Passenger Agent.
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Chancellor McGnI Back Mt His Home.
Chancellor Alexander T. McGlll OF Now
Jersey has returned from the Johns Hopk inc
Hospital In Baltimore to his home in Barrow
street. Jersey City He Ia much improved In
health and expects TO resume his duties In the
Chancery Court on December /.
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LEHlCH VALLEY.

Stations foot Of West 2Srd Cortlandt and Desbrosses
Streets uennA, X X ferriesJ
only Shrr train. daily. sunday ieavessa. . eun.
day icayes Sis. L Suntsy lea'es SIS
t:g3s, 7;opA z Local foT EAsToS,
FALLS .ni west snd pr,neirs local points PsrioI
and p,nSs cat M Se %o t?I Tosi n,ns.ouo
uxfa2Ss EsnSso%,.t ,Isk i I lie void I'm.
iish to scaling capacity Due buffalo 80 r NJ; con.
meeting with through seeprrs TO Dsroit and Chicago.
.Ia.35. 1.oor.A. I9, ;K T,s; s.:
f'3.53' 4.os A. and in,rrmediste golet.
+323 3lSP tSs:i for for sHAtS SHH S SHHEESSkk
+.0,lO, GAO r. NJ. Local Erprcsl for EAsTOS.
s5,5S, I6.0S 7. NJ. For Rurao ard points est
Through Sic ping CrIs to Chicago and Toronto.
roRosf2 Sose but scspng g. E.ssS5EsI ss5ries
souTH PLAINFiELp and hound nR00k, locals,
IS. .sS mi 1 SD 2. H. ~ ''' a. '''
ss,, sc and 1854 prCsds.y s.Unieo sPurs w.,t. y
B,9saw;y sna hrSoflyn Anne s.s,ioY, nrSSsIyN
0om hotel or residenco thro ugh to Destination.
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Appellate Dtytsion-supr.m. court-Yos. Is. 1s.
sa nas 49, =; q. e. ~ -. 20. 80; %. q. %
matter, Part iiI,--Clear Divorces-N -. III
ISL. tiss tiss t tss IA tIss .ISs' tI.9.
.ies !iIo. +l7i 472. 4i7s. 4i7+' ti7b, .i7S,
sss,' LIE LIE +l6s tiso tis! ss2s' saaS. sas7.
s 49, a:.. sse. s5a. s5a2. s7si. ais. s7aa.
AL :s.s $685. sSst. 1si, 1855 1855 All All. s ssts'
aasp SinAGaIo.5.c.,.s from PAR ~ Part
ppsisystsd R. R. cases. Trial Term Part II.-CIrar.
f5pe,srred cause. Nos ll724 IiT2b, iObnn. lio3 /,
IL .clr.r@So, iss4. asfs 9tGa. 46ao. sas s.
s ssss, i ssss tI,sa 81. SSI ESsI i!?S
t from f ps1 Ill., Fart PART ISI' S az.
Clear Cases from Part III. Part tunCsse nm.
ssPR ln 1921 5sd7, s722ls 374a s0i Ie25
$3.50. $500 5s6s. bss2, bsa7 bp"5' 5gip bSsa
SSssi 1899. 6s7+. 6sss, $500. 1929. 0o6I 225I,
p.rt, S,ILCCaso unhnished-Cases from PAT VII.
Tl Case unfinished Gases from Part VII. Part
S HnsrGIssaT1Cases from Part VII. Part Xii-Cass
=, sSfrogAte's Chambers-For probate-w,lls
ioG say; ludwig Karl, James T, Van RensseiSsr. at
,i TIA Term E'tAto OF Joseph Richardson. at
~ S S9.Et sP;st.I Term Court open. a. 10
$50 1891 , iS2l is@I il,s 100 so2t a64a sSi
s' 1877 Y Si:s iiSs 1S t5s i5iS iasS
H. I3?t i ,sss AZ AZ" Part .4'G mn !s
ss sass fsEi ssss clsn Short
WV oN<e' o2ol. 2S7t. 844o. 3<ol. 1887.
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glretions and aHsetings.
wELSBACH COMMERCIAL COMPANY.
10 Wall 6IREEr. NEW YORK.

OCTOBER 18Th. 1892.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting Of
the stockholders OF tho Welsbach Commercial Com
pany will TO held at the office OF the company.
No. A. wal street. New YORK oty. on Thurs.
day. the 10Th Il $ " November, lk0a II ~ o'clock
noon for the pnrpo'e OF electing 10 directors for
the ensuing year and Inspectors o. election to
serve at the next annual meeting and for the trAns
action Of such other business may properly come
before .nGh meeting The transfer books will be
closed Ut the close of business on Oct 81 1890 and
will reopen Oh SoW II. 1872. II, B. WILSON.
Assistant Secretary,
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miscellaneous.

A lady can sit and lady can moan
With u splitting headache all the day,
But once she the virtues OF R'l'P'AN.S has known
How soon pain IA bAnlshed away
DIPA.N.s 10 for cents at druggists. grooers.
N restaurants. saloons newsstands, general stores
and barber shops. They banish pain, Induce slesp.
prolong life. one gives RELIEF.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH ANp CENTRAL AMERICA
WEST INDIES &C


wEpNEsDhY.-M7 II tcrJAMAIcA. per steamer
from Phil.delphi,: a. $40 A VI. COMPLEMENTARY
. sST s s}SR F.t AfEF PonTs s..
,t.snship Finance, via Colon letters for Gus,e'
s m"; b 'fS s SRSspi ,' snS 4Rl Fl
DAD. per s,.anshp GIersts; A. Pm ,or
TABHscS saS cixF.s psf san.hip oftsS.
lstt.rs for other pats of Mexico NUT be
pieo deter. mus. So directed per steamship
I1s R.A1A. sh,sp ,;S ma
rRibfY RR'SM I'f.n foRF s,Fi RG per steam
AsfT3 H,a nj BENhaS ri SS4 =;
;sTP'ifR;RsiisE3A ,G sss.
sr.css@ Per s .s.m.sip A sr Hea H. f Or
crBA per steamship H.yan. y. H.yan. deter.
ia IL for PR0GRFsc. per st.amshir Ravens
d." letter, Cor Cthor parts Of Ms!i.G must b:
i'm Cor SyFviTIs. diRARA. BARAooH
ami PUERTO PADRE per steamship Lau-u6ure
Mails for Nswf,uniland by rail TO North Sydney.
and thsncs b. steamer; close at this once daily
day. wsdne sdav and ss,nrd,yl. Mail, FOR Miau.
lon BY raj to Bo,,,n and ta tn by :,.sr,.r:
Sss ono Fort f.S and Nd
steamer. clo.s At this once daily except Mon.
saad.y.' wtdn%.da5 and Is Isyi. Mails ' for S@
Cuba, by rail to Miami, Fl,., and thence
b. steamer. close at thi, once every Non.
s isS Gcnnee,nE closes ar on TUESDAY, .ad
unles. specially Addressed Tor despatch nv
steamer close at th. once daily ~ $50 A. NJ.
Puerto CortsE and Guatemala, Ivy rail to Sew
ssP tns :,ca% SE cc.s. h s:
Monday for Belize. Plertn CnrteZ and iuats.
nsla. sRegi.tered mail closes At 4 NJ pre-.
vious day. tR.gistered mail closes at p. ".
second day before.
TRASsPAoIFIC MAILS.
Mails for Hawai-. wa Fan Francisco clos. here daily
at $3.50 p. ". up to Nov. sic, irclusiyc. for
despatch PER steamship Australia Mails for
Australasian CoionIes except West Australia
which COOS via Furopr, and New Zealand which
goes via San Franciscol. Hawaii and +. il Islands
viavancouyrr. close here daily NJ a:3OP. VI. af'cr
oct. i?s and up TO Nov. I'll. Inclusive. for do.
spatch nor steamship Niowera Mails for Chins
Japan. Hawaii, Australia except West Austrniia
and closed mails for New Zealand and Fiji Isl
,rnd., via san fr.n.i's clos" h.rs daily a, 400
porc. Nnils for Society Islands via San Fran
CISCO. close here daily at $40 r. N. up to Nov.
s?b. inclusive. for despatch by ship Galilcc.
rl'for Australia sycept West Australia. New
Fan Francisco. close hero daily at $40 p N
after Nov. sl2 and nm to Nov. So, inclusive. or
on dsy OF arrival Of steamship ampaniA due at
New York Nov. az. for dtsTatch per steamship
via Vancouver. close hero daily at $3.50 p. NJ up
% Nov. s2s. inclusive, for despatch per steam
shin Empress OF Chins
Transracihc mails are forwarded TO port OF sailing
presumption OF their uninterrupted overland
transit. tRepistsrsd mail close. ut p NJ previous
day. CORNELIUS VAN COTr. Postmaster.
Postomee. New York. N T.. Nov. s. 1892.
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Gitp Real Gstate.

Borough OF Msnhattan-For Sale.
Above I4th st.-Sth Az. to North River.
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BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MAY IL. 1893.
FOR THE WEST.
Leave New York South Ferry whitehall Term nab
and foot OF Liberty street: Time shown ia from
sDhly. Except SundAy. sSundAys.
CHICAGO, -.,an 4. NJ dtberty street. only.
PITTsBURG. 1910 A NJ. Liberty street only.
'3 G1sriN M &c q n1Sht. .o.,6N .,,,pM
si2;lo night.
ROYAL BLUE TRAINS.
WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE 4 $50. .R;bo CpLno-l.
al 20 A. N. Diner. tl2:65 +. N. DINER. 81 az
DINER, .2:5b Royal Limited" exclusive Pullman
Train. Diner. 49, Diner, .6:5H NJ. DINER and
All trains are illuminated with Pint.ch Light.
onices: liz. l!2, 2al +3+ 1924 Broadway IS
ton at. Brooklyn; Whitehall Terminal aud Liberty
st. baggage checked from hotel or residence TO des.
tiuation.
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eyitp Real Gstate.

Borough Of Manhattan-For Sale.
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Ocean steamers.
RED FPS STAR i line.
FRENCH LINE.
C0MPAGNlE GEaERAlE TRAhShTlAhTI0UE

DIRECT LINE 10 HANRE-PARIS FRANCE.
Sailing every Thursdny at 10 A. NJ.
From Pier No. AZ, North River, foot Morton OF.
La Champagne. Nov ~ La Normandie. -. Nov. 80
La Gaseogne...... Nov. IL La Bretagne ..... Dec
L'Auuitaine ..... Nov. ~ In CT ampaVne . Dec. Il
FlrstclAss passage to Hhvr-, ESQ And upward.
Gen1 Agency for Z. g. and Can. ~ Broad way, n. Y.
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OLD .noMINl!oN LINE.


For Old Point Comfort, Norfolk. Portsmouth.
Primers Point, Newport News. aud Richmond. Va,
connecting for Petersburg. Richmond virg mis-
Beach, Washington. d. c.. aud entire South aud
West
Freight aud passenger steamers sail from Pier 20.
North River foot OF Beach st.. every weekday. er-
cept Saturday, at . T. VI. and Saturday at p NJ.
h. u. WALKER, Trahic Manager.
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PRINTED MATTE. kc.-German steamers ssil.
ing on Tue'asva ta!e Printed Matter. &c, for
Germany, and Specially Addressed Printed Mat.
ter. Nc. for other parts OF Eurore. American
and White Star steamers on Wednesdays. Corn an
steamers on Thursdays, ANA Cnnsrd, French
and German steamers on SauriAvs take Printed
Matter. Sc. for al countries for which they arc
advertised to carry NAL.
After the closing OF the Supplementary Trsnsa..
lantic Mails named above, additional supple.
mentary mails are opened on the piers o, the
American. English, French and German steam.
ers. and remain open until within Ten Minutes
OF the hour hf aailinR OF steamer.
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Post Office Notirs.
DosT OFFICE NOTICE.

Cshould be read DAILY BY all interested a. changes
may occur at snv ttneJ
Foreign mails for the week ending Nov. II. 1924,
will close promptly In all cssss) at the General
Post Office as foliov,i PARCELS POST MAILS close
one hour earlier taan closing time shown below.
Parcels Post Mails for Germany close at p. N
Monday and Wednesday
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
wFDSFgDAY.--At "a. N. supplementary n A. M
for EUROPE, per stesmship 81. Paul via South.
amptpu! At 1880 A n For BELGIUM direct per
steamship Fresland letters must be directed
per steamship triesland'o.
THURSDN Y.-h h:3O A. NJ for EUROPE per steam.
ship Kaiser Friedrich,s via Southampton and
Hamburg 1etters for France. swit,.rlsni. Italy.
Spain. Portugal, Turkey. Egypt aud Britsh India
via Cherhourg, nnst be directed per steamship
Kaiser FriedrichD: ~ a.3o A. NJ. for FRANCE
direct, sNITzFRI AMI. ITALY. SPAIN. PORTt.
GAL. TURKEY. EGYPT and BRITISH INDIA
per teamship La Champagne via Havrs ncttsrs
for other parts OF Europe must be directed per
steamship La Champagne.
SATCRDhY.-h 700 A. NJ. for EUROPE. per steam.
ship ULbr.a,s via Queenstown at 800 A. VI. for
NETHERLANDS direct, per steamship Amstsr.
dan, via Rotterdam letters must be directed
per steamship Amsterdam; at n A. ". for
ITALY, per steamship Kaiser william H., via
Naples letters must he directed per steamship
Kaiser William ~; a. io:po A. NJ for SCOT.
LAND direct. per st'amship Ethiopia letters
must he dire,tc Pc Steamship Ethiopia'h: at
100 A. NJ. for NORWAY rect, per Steamship
Thngyalla hsu.rs must be directed per steam.
ship ThingvallAD
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PRoPosALs FOR ELECTRIC LIGHT FIYrCREs-
West Point, N. Y. October If, 1899. Sealed pro-
PosAs IN triplieate. will be received here until NJ.
November ~. 1897, and then opened for furnishing
and putting In place Electric Light Fixtures for No
moral Hall, Bidders are invited to examine the
building and to submit proposals for such M.
lures as In their Judgment win be best suited FOR ths
purpose Cost including labor OF putting M the az
ture. not to exceed o. 10000. Proposals require .
guarantee OF one.fourth Of tho amount OF the bid
U. reserves right TO accept reject any all pro-
posals Blanks for proposals furnished on applica-
MALvERN-HILL BARNuM. ouartermastsr.
PRoPosALs-Tort Mott ~, j.. Nov. 9TH. 1899.
l. Sealed proposals in triplicate for furnishing
material and labor required In sinking artessn well
At Fort Mott N j.. win be received herS until IL NJ
Nov. nth. lsvg, and then opened. Information
furnished on application; u, 8. reserves right 70
he endorsed Proposals for sinking well at Fort
Mott. N. - addressed QGSrtermaster Fort Mott
M.
pRoPosALs, FOR EXTENSION OF CAVALRY
L stable. West Point. N y, Nov. 7, 1890 g. alsd
proposals, in triplicats, WI be received here until
~ osiosh NJ: Nov ~; issg TOR E.'ensisn OF Cav.
right to accept or rel, any or all proposals or any
part thereof, Forms and spsoincA tong Furnished
upon application. Address Q. NJ. U. .. N. \
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Miscellaneous.

HIGHLY RECOMMENDED board, rooms. suites.
II private families not advortisingt every thing
inspsctsd fall psrtiru hrs save wsrtn un
advertisers; references MANHATTAN APARTMENT
COMPANY. 1913 Broadway t2dthl.
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J7THsT. "a wEsT-Sic.ly furnished rooms with
board; reference: table board.
oCpsr, 81 AND 80 WEST. NEAR BROADWAY
% Boari-Ths Niblock: new management; parlor
dining room; rooms en- suite with bath: also other
desirable rooms.
o1TH ST, ,2S wEsT-HAndsome second floor:
Of newly decorated private bath; private table:
opposite Waldorf: unimp.Achabls references.
SlsT ST. 20 wEsT-E,ssantly furnished room;
~ rrivate American family; excellent table snd
attendance; references
GOTHsT. 10 wEST-Handsoms suits Of Nv. rooms
Va private bath. private tab!o; will divide II desired
OSTH 81, 80 wRsT-A few choice rooms in
Oc house just out nod; newly decorated and FUR.
nished throughout. table ard service uneIoelled;
couvenI.nt 10 cable and l. roads; table guests &C
commodated: references required.
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HAMBURG.A

North River, foot OF Beach st., every weekday, ex-
cept Saturday, at 3 + NJ and Saturday at p. NJ.
H. y. WALKER, Trafic Manager.
HAMBURG MERICAN.
Twin screw Express Line to Cherboura
lParis), southampton London), Hamburg.
Twin Screw Passenger Service to Plymouth
uondonl and Hamburg.
Also n. Y.-HAmburg direct.
For sailinGs. Sc. applvto
CompAny's office. 81 B'wsv ~ Y. Phone 1871 Broad,
WHITE STAR LINE.
NEW ENsToWS-LlyERPOoL.
Oceanic Mo-. IL. . =. n. Cynric Nov. IS. 3P n.
Majestic Nov. ~, noon 1entonic. Nov 20. noon
For passage. freight and general Information app
ply 10 WAITE STAR LINE.
Pier 90. North River o.n,e, > Broadway. New York.
CUNARD LINE. YTs9 31TESS59I
From Piers 81 ard 62. North River
Cmbra Nov II. luA NJ. FtEur.A Nov. IS. 10 A. NJ.
LncAnis nov; is;5A. NJ Campania Dec. ?, ? ?: II.
VERNON II. BROWN * co. Ger. Agts q Bowling Or y
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP co.
~ LONDON. PARIS AND BREMEN
FAST EXPIRES STEAMERS.
Traye Tu.Sov.ls.ioA ". K.w.d.Gr. .Nov.,s. 1oAM.
szAle Tu Nov. 81 A NJ. Ailer Tu. Dec =. 10 N
OFLkICHs CO. BROADWAY.
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xtlt1 board.
E.-t sldo.
West Side.

A.-A.-ATTENTION!
Attractive suites, with bath: also single rooms with
or without board; bachelor rooms doctors ofices.
reference.
y. c. LELAND & CO..
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Railroads.
new YORK CENTRAL.

Trains arrive ~ aud depart from Grand Central
Station. AID st., New York. as follows;
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-02-01

February A. He was committed to Jail
without bonds lin the case. Vincenzo
| Pietro Simone,w who was present when 1t
was alleged that Alfieri was stabbed to
| death, and who fled from the house,
was also in court. He was held on the
charge of breach of the peace and his
case was also continued until February
| A, and the bonds We're fixed at $4,000.
Because of failure to get the same he
went to Jail.
The Rev. James B. Miller, the theo-
logical student at Yale, who, it Is al
legged stole books from the stores, from
the libraries and from Yale professors,
failed to put in an appearance in the
city court yesterday morning, when his
case was called for trial. Mille.'s coun-
sci, Richard H. Tyner, requested one
more continuance in the case, but As
sistant City Attorney Webb insisted
that Miller should be put on trial i'm
mediately. His bail of 81, 500 was called
and declared forfeited by Judge Bishop.
w. j. AtWater and Charles e. Sargent
are sureties. There are forty-seven
counts against Miller. 1t is stated that
he is at his home in Ypsilanti, Mich.
After the case was disposed of in court
the books remaining unclaimed In the
hands of the police were attached for
$500 for the e. P. Judd company, the
booksellers. 1t Is also thought THAT
Miller has used the United States mails
for fraudulent purposes, and Inspector
Lewis was looking for him yesterday.
James Foster was In court for va
grancy. He was sent to jail for thirty
days.
Raphael di Cenzo, an Italian, was
tried on two charges of breach OF the
peace against Fidele Mageliste and Vic
toria Anabela, Italians, with whom he
had trouble over a game of cards. On
the two complaints di Cenzo was fined
500 and sentenced to six months in jail
Mary Cannon was fined $40 and costs
of 1882 for violation of the liquor law
The cases of drunkenness and breach
of the peace against Patrick Murray
were noled.
William Schoenbereer,. who was
charged with sci ing game out II season,
paid a fine of So and costs.