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Evening star., 1899-01-04

Baron and Baroness de Bara i'm Cus-
tOdy at st. Augustine, Fla.

A dispatch from Jacksonville, Fla, last
night says:
Post Office Inspector W. S. Mayer,
acting under the direction of Inspector-in-
Charge Maj. James L. Stuart of Chicago,
caused the arrest at St. Augustine this
afternoon of Baron and Baroness de Bara
for using the United States mails in an al.
legged scheme to defraud
The baron and baroness were arrested
at their home in ST. Augustine today by
United States Marshal Horr, and while
they made no resistance, they claimed that
the case is one Of mistaken identity. Their
home is furnished with almost regal mag
nfiCence; bric-a-brac worth thousands of
dollars adorns the walls and mantels.
They have been received with more or
less social regard since coming to St. Au-
gustine, and their entertainments have
been very elegant. They will be given a
hearing before United States Commissioner
Goodell at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning.
The couple, IL Is asserted, appeared at
Chicago about the first of last September
and worked from an office at 1l5 Dear
born street in a gigantic scheme To defraud
by use of the mails, and from all accounts
they appear to have been decidedly sue
cessful at their game, making victims in
untold numbers and profiting 10 the extent
of unknown thousands of dollars The VIC
Tins were almost entirely residents of En-
gland and Scotland. The business was con-
Quoted under the name of George h. Hen
schell, manager, with Miss ]. Wilson as
clerk and stenographer. Henschell was
rarely seen at the office, and the clerk was
the one who appeared to have active charge
of operations. The scheme was to show 10
their correspondents that they represented
what. was known as the Edison PhonO-
graph Company, and they advertised very
extensively throughout England and Scot
land
They asked for agents, promising to send
them slot machines, which the agents
should divide the profits with the home COM
cern. A deposit was required from those
desiring to become agents, and they re-
ceived very heavy foreign mails, containing
remttances. The full extent of their al
legged defraudings can only be guessed at,
but it will probably run above $4,000. 1t is
known that their receipts in one day have
been as high as LOCO.
Evening star., 1899-01-04
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

a., Schedule in effect December a. 1885
an trains arrive at and leave from PENNSYLVANIA
IS s;l2 "a AAM..Daily Local for Danville. Charlotte
SgTg sb and Iha[rsonbgrg daily and Lynchbug
VIII I5 5ns M@bay Glfcf ad Tffsrn aSy STATES
rAsL ttas NAIL Pullman Sleepers, New YORK and
,s Wash,ngs9n to JaSssonyille uniting Salisbury
knoxville Chattanooga and Memphis, Tenn. and
St New chYrgtte YcrH 70 with Sleeper for augusta Sleeper
With With IS, Sleeper for atlanta Connects at Lynch
snd 2 nfdst fG5 dnft" an sal sa
ing 1ngton to New Orleans without change. Dining
Excursion Sleeper this train every wednesday,
ana - SaI nIday to San francisco without change.
40, Al rM ! ! Daily, Local for chaiottesville
sdGTHwEsrERN vEsrIButb MfS4iNTG6 iIMiTG6 aMD som
posed & Of Pullman vestbuIed sleepers. Dining Cars
vile, Tenn. via Ashevilie knoxv lie and Chatta.
hS,sa s HsW dor S to Tampa via Charlotte Cclum
Memphis. via birmingham; New York and Wash
& ,ngton TO- to augusta. With connection tor Aiken, and
go,nery seslibuled Day Coach Washington to
to Ea' he pns rs Car
TnaSs W on be ,ssHTd l11uasy 49, %
SION leave Washington Sol an M daily and 4:4s
pn1 tar Y Round ssseR @ Snday Y and t2 SUNDAYS
day. for Leesburg ana 6:25 p m. daily for Hern.
don, Returning, arrive at Washington s:26 a. m
daily Except Sunday nag ,r"% round Sns Hi d 7es sm
daily daily except Sunday. from, Herndon. s:34 I'm
daily, except sunday. from Leesburg.
through trains from he south arrive Mt Wash
daily HarrsoEburG, 1900 noon daily. except Sun
day, and 800 pm. daily and $50 Il daily from
Charlottesville
Tickets, sleeping reservations and other in
formation furnished. and baggage called for and
checked from Hotels and Residences by Cnion
Transfer Company on orders left at Ticket Offices
Ic5 Fifteenth st. NV, Gil Pennsylvania avenue
NV aud at Pennsylvania Passenger Station
Tele phone call l44l for Pennsylvania Railroad Cab
FRANK S. CANNON. Sd viye Prest 4 Gen. Mgr.
]. NJ CULP. Traffic Manager
W A TURK. Gen. Pass. Agent.
L. s. BROWN. Gen Agt. Pass Dept.
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NATIONAL FINANCES.
Increase of the Public Debt During
December $1,7O2,799.


The monthly treasury statement of the
public debt shows that at the close of busi-
ness December 81 the debt, less cash in the
treasury. amounted to 81, ,129, 176 2s6. an in
crease during the month of 81, 702, 7y9 This
increase is due to the delivery of 3 per cent
bonds of the new issue previously paid for.
The debt is recapituiated as follows:
Interest-5ea-ing debt, 81 ,040 2159 $50
Debt on which interest has ceased since
maturity, 81, ,237 200.
Debt bearing no interest, $3S2, 4S1 sol.
Total, 81. .423 $40 9S1.
This amount, however, does not include
$333, 44l,13 in certificates and treasury
notes outstanding, which are offset by an
equal amount OF cash in the treasury.
The cash in the treasury is classified as
follows: God, S2S1, 129, 434: silver, $503 3D.
sol; paper, S5o,253,206: bonds deposits in
national bank repositories, diSburSing Of
tcers balances, etc. S95 22335 800. Total $500
+Sl Dol, against which there are demand
Liabilities outstanding amounting to $685.
6b6o6, leaving net cash balance of s294,
I64. .695.
The monthly statement of the receipts
and expenditures of the United States
shows that the total receipts for December
were $il, 404 1913, $ compared with $59, 64G-
C.'S for December, 1897. This last amount,
however, includes about 81, ,7O0,oO received
on account of the Pacific railroads debt
Independent Of those payments the in
VI ease Aoi the last Hlontn, as compared with
the same month in 1897, was about S13, 4Oo-
600
The receipts from customs last month
Were $l6, i.324: increase over December.
1897. about $5,100,RD.
Internal revenue, So, ,621 ,31S; increase SIS
100000.
The receipts fer the six months since July
/, 1897, amounted to $245 ,961 $50, a gain
over. the same period in 1897 of over $685.
OO,OOo, not including the S31, 100 GOO received
from the Pacific railroads. During the last
SIX months the receipts from customs in
creased from So, SD, ,020 to S9G,0I5, $50 and
from internal revenue sources from sS5,-
4!'S 2o3 to $13S, 1894, ,339.
The disbursements during December last
amounted to $4l S64, S07, which is only $it;o-
O0O in excess oil the receipts.
Evening star., 1899-01-04
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

- CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Ah.o1GH THE GRANDEST SCENERY VI
AAMEtICA, ALL TRAINS NESIiBU l ULED' IL
EIECIKlC LIGHTED, STEAM HEAIES' ES
STATION, SIXTH AND STREETS.
Schedule in effect Dec 8. 1895
10 P-M. DAILS-CinCinnati and st. Louis Spe-
cial-SOlid train for Cincinnati Pullman Slecpers
to Cincinnati. Lexington, Louisville, Indianapolis
and st. Louis without change. Connects at Gov
1nston Va for Virginia Hot Springs. Parlor
Car" cincinnati to Chicago.
IL 10 I'M. DAILY-F. F. V. Iimitcd-Solid train
Tor Cincinnati. Pullman Sleepcrs To Cincinnati
Lexington and Louisville without change; open for
occupancy at 300 p. IN. Pullman Sleeping Car
10 virginia Hot Springs connection for Hot
springs va, daily, without change. Tuesdays.
iInuisdA!s and saturdays. Observation Car from
ihi LINTON 10 Huntington Sleepcrs Cincinnati to
10 IN DAlLl-For Gordonsve. Charlottes
Vile Staunton and for Richmond daily except
Sunday. '''
Reservation and tickets at Cbesapeake md Ohio
oihces' ol3 and Jt21 Per nsylvana avenue, and at
ne staIioi Telephone call 144l for Pennsy ylvania
h,lIIo:id cap service. II. W. FULLER,
"e'- -oou General Passenger Agent.
Evening star., 1899-01-04

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THhGET WEEK btfs az sTTH sIrSh ZAP ne
LParlor aud Dining Cars Harrisburg to ritts.
1875, AN PENNSYLVANIA uMrTED.-pulman
Sieep lg, D:iipg, SmckinS and observation Car
harrlsbIrs 4 Chicago. Cincinnati. Ind annapolis,
1888 An. FAST L.NE.-rullman Buffet parlor
$50 r;M. cH1c1Go AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
Steering and Dining Cars Harrisburg TO St.
s1d ohesEs sssD
ing Lar TO Plttsburs and Chicago. Dining Car
7:2c Pm. SOUTHWESTERN EXpREss.-pul.-
man sieeplhg Cars Washington to fittsburg and
lo:io Pm. PAclFIC EXPREss.-Pu Pullman Sleep
40? An for f.neu'S h.ne Sanandasus Rochester and
70 n Niagara u Falls daily except Sunday,
'o?S sunds1 For For ts and hsnGyo daily except
7:2o Pm. for wiliiamsport,, Rochester. Eric, Buf-
nth sas H1as'a usr % ssfSS
1o:4o PM for Erie Canandalg lgua, Rochester, Buf-
to Ss sa9pasgs Rq1 sps as
FOR fHHADELpHIA, NEw YORK AND The
400 Pm. "coNGaEssloNAL LIMITED" daily,
kexaas as ~ with do 9nnS Dinas Ga fEsn ga
300, loo DINING Csrj. and lido Dining Cal Car
from Wilml ngton) An, l2:4o. a:l5. 4:2o lDin.
' sanda Dnss S5s Gs 5sso 2S asS sG,
!l:00 SDiiiDg Car from Wilmington AN
12:l5 3:15. APO Dining Car from Baltimore)
$50 1000. and 1850 Pm. For Philadelphia
only, Fas Express, 1850 AN. weekdays. Ex-
press. l2:15 Pm. weekdays. 2:Ol and $40
For Be Bss,oa D. $2.'non. I change 7:0o AM week-day.
1910 ii:ao M. - i&:i5, s. i24s, g. ia:ss. yH SSi
IS. $3.50 400. Limited), 4:2o. 4:S6, $40,
6:l5. $50 7:2O 1000, 10 40 ll:i5 and IL 80
Pm. Or. Sunday, 100 1920 300 3:O5, ~ 30
go An, l2:l5. 1:15, POI, 3:l5, $3.50 q 100
Limited. 4:D, $40, 6:l5. ESQ. 1920 l0:OO,
10:4o, and IL 80 PM
For Pope,s Creek Line. 1850 AN. and 4:36 PM.
For Annapa;.s 700, 900 AM. 1918 and $40
M tM sni Gaiy; y:4c e1seGt r Sunday Sundays 900
Express for Florida and points on Atlantic Coast
Line. 4::. An. 3:46 Pm. daily: Richmond
only IL As AN week days; Atlanta Special
via Richmond and Seaboard Air Line, 500 PM.
Oily. Accommodation for Quantico, 745 A. M.
daily and 4 :25. M. ek-days.
SEASHORE CONNECTIONS.
For Atlantic City (via Delaware River Bridge, all
rail routel, s:i5 400 Congressional Limited }
and LOO AN. l2:45 Pm. weekdays. II 80
PM. daily.
For Cape May. 1,:00 AN. weekdays. 1l:50 PM.
daily.
Ticlet offices, corner Fifteenth and G Streets
and at the station. Sixth and Streets. where or.
ders can BE- left fer the checking Of baggage to
destination from hotels and residences
Telephone call ''l44l" for Pennsylvania Railroad
Cab Service.
]. B. HUTCHINSON, J. r. WOOD,
Ger raj Manager. General Passenger Agent.
Evening star., 1899-01-04
The Oregon Sent to Hawaii.

Secretary Long has cabled orders to the
Oregon at Callao to proceed to Honolulu,
taking the distilling ship Iris with her. The
broken cylinder head. With her will go
the supply steamer Celtic and the colliers
Scindia and Justin. The Oregon will get
orders at Honolulu to proceed to Manila If
the situation does not change in the mean
time. The gunboat 7Castine. at Havana,
has also been ordered to Manila.
Evening star., 1899-01-04

ESTATE OF WILLIAM p COLE DECEASED.
No, So32. Docket "A. Rhe Washington Loan
and Trust Co. executor, has, with the approval
of the Supreme Court of ttei District Of Columbia
holding Special Term for Iorphans' Court busi
ness. appointed Friday, Jananry 13, 1859 at 10
o'clock am. as the time. and said court as the
place, for making payment and distribution under
tie courts direction and control. when and where
all creditors and persons entitled TO d,strilmtiye
shares or legacies or residue, are notified to at
tend in person or by agent or attorney duly au-
thorized, with their claims against the estate
properly voucsed: Provided. this order be pub
!ished once in each of three successive weeks be-
fore said day IN the washington LAW Reporter
and Evening Star. Signed December 90 Is,S
JOHN b. lARNER. Attorney. j. NOTA Me
GILL. Register of Wills. deo11anayr
Evening star., 1899-01-04
Estimates for New Warships.

Secretary Long has completed detailed es-
Inmates for Congress for the fifteen new
warships he recommended to be construct
ed in mis- annual report. The figures are:
For armament and armor for all the ships,
S14 ,16S 400, and for construction and en-
gineering $50 100 500.
Evening star., 1899-01-04
Naval Officers DISCHARGED.

The following named officers of the vol
unteer navy have been honorably dis
charged: Lieutenants w. T. Writ, S. Jen-
kins and H. l.. Thompson, Ensigns ]. NJ.
Finn and j. H. Potter, Passed Assistant
Engineers H. S. Ugsley and B. F.. Hart,
jr., and Assistant Engineers E. S. Cox and
c. S. Howe.
Evening star., 1899-01-04
LEGAL NOTICES.

ESTATE OF ALFRED D. JACKSON, DECEASED.
No. sI00, docket 24.-Frederiek W. Bradford, ad
preme Court of the District Of Columbia, holding
a special term for Orphans Court business, ap-
ENTH. 1889, at TEN O'CLOCK AN, as the
time and said court as the place for making pay
ment and distribution under the courts direction
and control; when and where all creditors and
persons entitled to dstributiye shares or legaces
or residue are notified TO attend in person or
by agent or attorney duly authorized with their
claims against the estate properly vouched: Pro-
vided- this order be published in each of
three successive weeks before said day in the
Washington Law Reporter and in The Evening
Star Signed January g. 1S99t j. NOTA McGIII.
Register OF Wills. JOHN -EIDOUT, Attorney.
ia3
Evening star., 1899-01-04
Controller Dawes Returus

Mr. Charles G. Dawes. controller of the
currency, has returned from the west and
is receiving congratula tions ON his recent
speech currency reform
Evening star., 1899-01-04
The Detroit Bound for Santiago.

The cruiser Detroit sailed yesterday from
Boston direct for Santiago. She has been
thoroughly refitted at the Boston navy yard
and gees to the Cuban station to replace
On the south coast the Mayf1ower. which
the government has decided to sell.
Evening star., 1899-01-04
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND MOUNT
VERNON RAILROAD,

From station, 1871 street aud Pennsylvania ave-
In effect November /, 1855.
For Alexandria. week days-630, 7:Oi, 1855,
sgo; m sss sS2S 5s s;2s oSS :eS , l5a ;45 en-
14:l5. 40 b:05. 1870. $40, 1901. $50. Z :O6.
- I;S5, 8 90, 800 io:Go. ll;2o and so pm.
1900 noon, l2:45. 80 2:l5, 800 s:45, 43o 5:ib,
eco Gas. 7:30 sl5. $780, 1000. l1:20 and II so
pm.
For Mo"rt Vernon week days-6:30. 500, 1000,
1l:o0 AIN. l.:05, l:14, 2:04. 2:40 1853. 7:O6 and
900 pm.
sundays-s:oo a NJ. 1900 noon. 2:lo. s:4s, e:4s
and 800 pm. --.--
For Arlington and Aqueduct bridge tweek days)-
500 S:o9. 1000. HOO am. tl20o, 1920, i:i4,
204. 2:4O. t3:25. .:15. $50. 6:O4. 1:06 and 500
Pun.
sundays--7:45. 900, 9. 45, 1890, II :15 an, 1900
noon, 12:%5, 80, 2:l5 500, 3:45 4:3O b:I6 goo
6:S5, 7:30 and S:15 PIN.
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage checked.
xExpaess. sRuna to Payne station only,
@. \ ABBOT T. OOIvIN
President. tnoN superintendent.
Evening star., 1899-01-04

1t pays to read the want columns OF The
Star. Hundreds of situations filled
through them.
Evening star., 1899-01-04
RAILROADS.

CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Intended steamship sailings from Vancouver.
JAPAN. CHINA AND PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.
EMPRESS OF JAPAN. Jan 80. April II. June 10
EMPRESS OF CHINA. Feb. 81, May 6. July 10
EhPRESS OF INDIA. Mar. 27. May %. July 81
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS, FIJI, NEW ZEALAND
AND AUSTRALIA.
WARRiMOO. Jan. IL AORANGI. Feb o
FOR rates apply soS Broadway and % Wall st.,N.Y.
ocl4f, ,m&w-l2u
Evening star., 1899-01-04
UNDERTAKES.

w. r. Speare,
Undertaken s EmbaEmer,
$40 + Street Northwest
Everything strictly frst-class and the most
Reasonable terms Telephone call $40 jaI-tr
Evening star., 1899-01-04
WINTER RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. >.

ATLANTIC CITY, \. ;.
FOR SALE-OR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Inn, VENT
nor, n. j. On beach, mile below Atlantic
City. Capacity 300. Handsomely furnished
Large addition made last year. Also hotels, cot
tages and building sites in Atlantic CITY Ad-
ja2-26t '' "
Evening star., 1899-01-04

St. Charles.
On the Beach. Atlantic citv n I
Finest Hotel the Coast.
Open all the year
Golf Links % minutes from Hotel
Dry soil, we'll adapted for Winter GoIiug
no11-52t LANES RE1tIy
Evening star., 1899-01-04
OCEAN TRAVEL.

American Line.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW NpRk-SDI-T -THANPrUN-IoNDON.
Sailing Wednesdays IU An
81 Paul Jan ii ST. Paul. Feb. /
st. Louis Jan IS st. Louis Feb.
Paris. Jan. % Paris. Feb 10
Red Star Line.
NEW IORk-ANTWERP-PARIS
Every Wednesday II noon.
kcnsington- Jan. IL Southwark Feb
Nocrdland Jan Is WesteTnland. Feb
FrieSlanI. Jan - kensingtou. Feb Is
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY
Piers Il and 10. y. K. Office Bowling Green.
WASHINGTON OFFICE, 1906 ST. NV, or
Geo. ". Moss. Agent. 92I Penna. ave. se27
Evening star., 1899-01-04
FRENCH LINE.

~Ompagnie Generate Transatlantique
DIRECT LINE To HANRE - PARIS GRANGE.
Sailing every Saturday at 10 AN
from Pier ~ North river. foot Of Morton street
La GasccSne Jan. ! La Normandie. Jan. IS
La Champagne. Ian. IA la Gascogne Feb 4
La Bretagnc- Jan 2l La Champagne. Feb, IL
First-clGss passage TO HaSrc. SG.5 and upward
ienl Ag'Cy foF I :. and Can 3 Bowling Green n Y
G.. W. MOSS. 92I Pennsylvania ave.
BELL ( co. 14O6 ST feI2-1y-l5
Evening star., 1899-01-04

ST. GEORGES SCHOOL FOR BOYS. ST.
Georges. near Baltimore. Nd. j. c. kINEAR,
A NJ. I'rin.-College business; advantages;
buildings: grounds; comforts; terms unexceiled.
de2N-v .sSm-2w'
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torneys Strouse and Lynch appear for
him and Referee Newton will fix date
fol-, the hearing the first of next week.
The final hearing in the case of AL
bert l.. Steinert, the former Orange
street. cigar manufacturer, was also held
yesterday. The report of Trustee Jacob
Ullman shows that the creditors will not
receive cent. The last of the funds be-
longing to the estate were used in pay
ing the expenses Of replevin suits.
Attorney David Fitzgerald acting for
Ann Taylor of Canal street, has brought
suit to recover for the support of
minor child against her former husband
from whom she received divorce
year ago, receiving 500 alimony. Tay-
lor is a sailor and has been separated
from his wife fourteen years A short
while ago his mother died and left some
money to him. Attorney Samuel White
was made executor and the money was
garnisheed Wednesday.
Papers in suit brought by Henry
Smith and wife against Milissa N. Will
son of Hartford, G. A. Isbell and J. II.
Buckley for $1,000. was filed with Clerk
Isbell in the city court yesterday.
the hrSt step IN the CIVIL service test
cases was taken Wednesday afternoon,
when Attorney George D. Watrous, in
behalf of Lamp Inspector Hopkins in
stituted quo warranto proceedings
against Frank p. Cafferty, appointed
lamp inspector by Mayor Driscoll.
Application was made to Judge Ralph
Wheeler, who was attending the meet
ing of the superior court judges, and
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Harry Adams, aged twenty-one years,
a farm hand employed by Samuel L.
Galloway Of Fair Haven, was arraigned
in the city court yesterday morning for
theft. He pleaded guilty. He stole So
two nights ago and came to town. Seven
dollars of that amount he invested in a
suit of clothes which he wore Wednes-
day afternoon when arrested The bal
ance of the money he had in cash in
the new suit He told Detective Daley
that he stole the money to get square
with Galloway. Judge Bishop imposed
q fine of 81 and costs,
Sergeants Dunn and Bowers made a
sudden raid early yesterday morning
Moran, an old offender on Wooster
street, and arrested besides the proprie-
tress, three inmates or frequenters, Nell
lie White, Mamie Hyler and Frank
Kingley. All were arraigned before
Judge Bishop in the city court yester-
day morning and pleaded guilty to the
offenses charged. The Moran woman
paid fine of 500, Miss White SIS, Miss
Hyler $40 and Kingsley SIS.
A charge of theft of a bicycle against
William Quinn of 6S York street was
nOlled.
The violation of the liquor law case
against J. ]. Moran of 274 Oak street
was nolled upon payment of costs of
S1S9S.
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ANNUAL CAMP MEETING.

Plainville Conclave to Begin July "a and
Conclude August 1.-THE Programme.
The thirty-fourth annual camp meet
ing of the New Haven district will be-
gin at Plainville Monday, July "a, and
continue until July 30. Following are
the speakers:
Monday-Rev. J. E. Adams, New Ha-
ven Rev. Arthur j. Smith, Shelton.
Tuesday-Rev. David Tweed, Baker
vile; Rev. George Lansing Taylor,
Hamden Plains; Rev William S. Win
ans, Jr., West Haven Wednesday,
Rev. r. H L. Hammond, Wallingford;
Rev. W. H. Kidd, Torrington, Rev. Levi
Gilbert New Haven; Rev. f. Watson
Hannah, Waterbury. Thursday-Rev
c. B, Pitblado, Windsor Locks; Rev
Thomas OHanlon, Pennington Semin-
airy; Rev. e. O. Tree, Windsor. Friday
Rev. George p. Mains, New York:
Rev. B. F. Kidder, Winsted; Rev. j. N.
Crane, Copper Hill. On Saturday the
annual love feast will be conducted by
Rev. j. E. Adams Of New Haven.
The assembly will commence July 81
and conclude August L. Addresses will
be delivered as follows:
Monday. Sunday school day-Rev II.
f. Kastendieck of New Haven; Rev.
f. w. Hannah, Waterbury; Professor f.
X. Sanders, Yale university; Miss May
y. Lord, field worker Rev. George b.
Cutler New Haven. Wednesday, peo-
pies day-Rev. w. S. Winans, Jr.
New Haven; Rev. B. NJ. Adams, Bethel.
Thursda;-, Grand Army day-Rev Otis
]. Grange, South Britain.
Tuesday, peoples day, the following
programme will be carried out: Rev. II.
f. Kastendeeek, New Haven, chairman
of the assembly committee, presiding;
8, Bible hour, Rev. II. S. Scarborough;
1915, praise service; 1915, address, "The
Twentieth Century Movement" Rev.
George Lansing Taylor, d. D., Hamden;
1880 childreh's hour; $50 singing, and
quotation of scripture passages concern
ing missions; 3, address, 1.-The Mission
airy Idea; A Duty, A Privilege and An
Inspiration" Rev. J. Wesley Johnston,
D. D., Meriden; $50, young peoples
hour; s, address, 1.-The Larger Perspect-
i've Rev Elmer A, Dent, New York,
If
Friday, temperance day, when L. p
Treadwell, president of the Connecticut
Temperance union, will preside.
8, Bible hour, Rev. H. s. Scarborough;
TO- scripture and prayer: 1915, reports
of work for temperance, Christian Tenn
perance union state president, Mrs. G.
B, Forbes; Young Peoples Society
Christian Endeavor, state president Fl.
"A. Spooner; Catholic Total Abstinence
union, state president, Rev. w. j.
Stanley; Law and Order league of Con-
necticut, Secretary S. p Thrasher, or
representative; Connecticut Temperance
union, field secretary, Rev. W. F.
Prince, Phi. D.; other societies by promi-
nent members; 2, children's rally, brief
and spicy addresses; 2:45, devotional; 8,
address. "The Citizens Weapon" Hon
II. A. Hull, New London; $3.50, young
peoples hour; 1880 song and praise:
745, address, Kill That Dog Rev. II.
II. Murkett Hoekanum.
The grounds will be decorated with
flags, bunting, etc, and brilliantly IL
Illuminated at night A popular band
will furnish music through the day and
evening
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CITY Court t. Civn Side.

Papers in a suit brought by Fl. D.
Clark & Son against jeremiah j. Sulli-
van, who is waiting trial in the superior
court on a charge of conspiracy, were
filed in the city court yesterday, claim
ing a foreclosure of a lien which they
hold for $500. The others who hold liens
and claims against the property on Elm
street are summoned into court. They
are The Central New England Brick
company, The ]. Gibbs Smith company,
Meriden Bronze company, New York
National Building and Loan association,
Lindsey & Lightbourne. c. S. Mersick
& Co. McDougall, Ballantyne company,
Reynolds & Donovan, George Il. Hall,
Frank Watson, Robert Callahan, Will
liam r. Morrow, Frank Liddy, George
E. Frsbie, Leonard b. Smith, Walter j.
Gibbons, jeremiah j. Sullivan. The case
is returnable July "a.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-14
DEATH OF BRAKEMAN THOMAS
LEAHY.

Thomas Leahy, aged twenty-five
years, of Ansonia a brakeman employ
ed on the Berkshire division of the New
York, New Haven and Hartford rail-
road, died at the New Haven hospital
at II o'clock yesterday morning as the
result of injuries sustained shortly be-
fore o'clock at Long Hill. In trying to
board a moving freight train he fell
and the wheels passed over his legs and
groin.