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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-04-04
METEOROLOGICAL.
New Haven Weather for the Month of
March.

New Haven Weather for the Month of
March.
Following Is a portion of the weather
bureaus meteorological summary for
March for New Haven and vicinity:
Mean atmospheric pressure, 1896.
Highest pressure 304s, date H.
Lowest pressure 1888. date 10.
Mean temperature. 81.
Highest temperature 81, date 81; low
est temperature II, date 81.
Greatest daily range Of temperature
20, date 81
Least daily range of temperature 8,
date 4.
Mean temperature for this month; In
1885, 81; 1886, IS; 1887, 81 1888, 30; 1889,
80; 1890, "a; 1891, 35 1892, 33; 1898, 81;
1894, Al; 1895, "a; 1896, 81 1897, SS; 1898,
A.
Mean temperature for this month for
81 years, 80.
Prevailing direction Of wind north.
Total precipitation, 1928.
Number of days with OF inch or more
of precipitation, IS.
Total precipitation lin inches) for this
month In 1892. 3.07: 1893, $50; 1894,
LIS; 1896, 1885, 1896, sci; 1897 $3.50; 1898,
Psi.
Average precipitation for this month
for 81 years, All inches.
Number Of clear days 7, partly cloudy
IL, cloudy IL.
L. M. TARR,
Observer Weather Bureau.
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GRAYS' MINSTREL SHOW.

Splendid Sale of Seats Yesterday.
The sale of seats for the Grays' min
trel show, which takes place at the Hy-
perion tomorrow night began yester-
day morning and was one of the larg-
est of the season. This insures q
crowded house, and the standing room
sign will undoubtedly be displayed
early. When the sale began at o'clock
there were over 100 persons waiting for
tickets. The sale continued to be brisl,
and before IL o'clock every seat on the
lower floor with the exception of those
In the last row and In the first balcony
with the exception of those in the last
two rows were reserved. 1t was then
decided to throw the upper balcony
open and many seats We're sold. There
will be number of theater parties, the
members of which come from the best
New Haven families. The Elks will oc
cupy two rows of front seats.
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HONOR MEDAL FOR SIMONDS.

Ex- Congressman from Hartford Re-
warded for Bravery In Battle.
The war department has granted a
medal of honor to Congressman
William Edgar Simonds of Canton and
Hartford for gallant behavior at the
battle of Irish Bend, Louisiana.
In the order announcing the award
of the medal Mr.. Simonds Is described
as a second lieutenant of the 25th Con-
necticut regiment He was mustered
in August 30, 1862 with the rank of
sergeant major, was promoted to the
second lieutenancy and was honorably
discharged August 26, 1868. The regi-
ment lost ninety-six killed and wound
ed at the battle Of Irish bend April IA,
1868, and 1t was In this engagement
that Mr., Simonds performed the dis
tinguished services now recognized by
the government
This is the second government medal
the eX-congressman has received, hay
ing been decorated by France for his
part in the copyright innovations in
which he became Interested as patent
commissioner Of the United States
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FIRE YESTERDAY FORENOON.

FIRE YESTERDAY FORENOON.
Fire broke out yesterday forenoon in
the students apartment house at 1856
College street. The building is owned
by Il. p. Judd, the bookseller, and it
was rented to Miss Maria J. B. Hodges
The fire was discovered by colored
man who was doing some cleaning in
the house. Miss Hodges was about to
move out and had gone down to C. r.
Webb's office to get the key to the
very room in which the fire was dis
covered. The room had been occupied
by l. e. Burdick and Francis G. Hall,
both members of the class of 1900, in
the Sheffield Scientific school, They
left there last Wednesday for their
homes to spend Easter and locked
their rooms when they Went away. The
firemen put out the flames by the use
Of eXtinguishcrs and the chemical en-
CINE. The room and contents were
badly damaged. The fire, it is believed,
started from some chemicals stored in
the room with which the roomers had
been doing laboratory work. About
$500 damage was done.
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"A few facts concerning the ideal food
Of the twentieth century.
FIausen's Cocovena is not medicine,
it is food pure and simple. 1t Is
beverage which for the breakfast table
possesses all of the agreeable qualities
of tea, coffee, eggs, oatmeal or beef
steak. while being entirely free from
the deleterious elements OF the Amerl-
can morning meal, in fact, a tablet OF
Hausen's Cocovena is declared by good
authorities to be equal In nourishlng
power Of two pounds of meat. 1t 10
composed of certain proportions of CO.
Goa and oatmeal-two of natures most
valuable gifts which, In combination
SURPRISES a digestable substitute for
tea or coffee. price 15c box.) (Ask
for samples this week free.)
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IN WEST HAVEN TOWN HALL.
The Coming Minstrel Entertainment
A Big Audience Indicated.

| The Coming Minstrel Entertainment
A Big Audience Indicated.
The ladies' minstrel show to be giver
under the auspices and for the benefit
of the West Haven Young Mems Re.
publican club at the West Haven towr
hall next Thursday evening will be G
| highly attract entertainment and
! big audience is indicated, included il
which will be many New Haven friends
| The programme is full of fun from be
| ginning to end.
| The programme follows
Overture-Fichtl's Orchestra.
Opening Chorus-Dar's a Big Camp
Meetin.
End Song-I Guess 7 Have to Tele-
graph My Baby-Miss Ellen Hofer.
Ballad-She Was Bred in Old Ken
tucky-Mrs. E. A. Lettney.
Topical Song-Now He's Looking for
Another Song-Miss Hofer, Miss A,
Maude Klock, Mrs. w. B. Warner,
Mrs. e. A. Lettney.
End Song-When You Amt Got No
Money You Needn't Come Round
Mrs. w. B. Warner.
Ballad-The Girl / Loved Sunny Ten
nessee-Mrs. Ernest Wadhams.
End Song-Syncopated Sandy-Miss
Maude Klock.
BY the Four Ends-Why Don't You
Get Lady of Your Own?-Miss
Hofer, Miss Klock, Mrs. Warner
Mrs. Lettney.
Closing Chorus-Down on De Ohio.
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ColoYed Dress Goods.

The truth. by all means. Truth
Is strong enough for US. The Dress
Goods stock is brilliant and popular.
Since the opening days 0 the season
our business has been steadily in
creasing. No wonder. Easy to
find just what you want for every
dress need, and the price is always
less than you'd planned to pay.
Prudent women require no urging
to spend their money where 1t will
command satisfactory assortments
and biggest values
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FREDERICK A. BELTS,
Insurance Commits sioner,

FREDERICK A. BELTS,
Insurance Commissioner,
THE coNSEEicTIcUT LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF WATERBURY,.
Superior Court, New Haven County,
the Both day Of March, 1899.
ORDER
DE PRESENTATION OF CLAIMS AND
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
In the above emitted action, on petition
and hearing. an order having been made
appointing The New Haven Trust Company
to be the Receiver of said The Connecticut
Life Insurance Company Of Waterbury, it
is now further
l. ORDERED That a period Of six months
from the first day of April, 1850, be and IS
hereby limited for the presentation Of
claims S gni It said n and th nat
same In writing, verified by oath, to the
committee hereinafter named, and that all
claims against said company not so pre-
Sar w ha Jo aa m sst oi and De EGwafd
II. Rogers, both Of the City Of New Haven
and State Of Connecticut, be and they are
hereby appointed Committee, to hear and
and hat Notice Of tsis order eri be eg given to
the creditors of said company, by publish
Ing copy hereof at least once week for
four successive weeks following the date
hereof In one newspaper published in each
of the cities of Waterbury, New Haven, and
Hartford, In the State of Connecticut and
New York City and further, by mailing to
each known creditor of said company. post
age prepaid, copy of this order.
BY the Court,
JOHN CURRIER GALLAGHER,
Assistant Clerk
All persons having claims against said
company are requested to present them at
once to Mr. John w. Bristol, No. S85 Chapel
street. New Haven, Conn, or to Mr., Id
ward H. Rogers No TO Church street.
New Haven, Conn. All persons indebted to
said company are requested to make imme-
date payment to the undersigned, at No. ~
Church street, New Haven Conn
THE NEW HAVEN TRUST COMPANY,
Receiver of The Connecticut Life Insurance
Company of Waterbury, by Edward A.
Bowers, Vice-Presdent. ap4 Tu&FT4w
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The Wash Goods.

For long winter hung its lengthen-
ing pail upon our hoping hearts
and row May is only thirty days into
the sunshine. At such time what
better theme than Wash Goods ?
They deserve the honors of the day.
Our stock is at its zenith. It is not
deficient in richness, variety or
economy. We gathered on the
most comprehensive plan. Secured
the best of every good kind,
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PART II.

Chorus of Newsboys from '1492'-Mrs.
Warner, Mrs. Harry Sutton, Miss
Klock, Miss Kinner.
Marching Song-Capt'n of De Coon
Town Guard-Miss Klock Captain"
and the company.
Colored 400-Mrs. Warner, Mrs. Lett
ney, Miss Klock, Miss Hofer, Mrs.
James Hawley, Mrs. l.. r. Good
year.
Fnale--The Coon Ball-The Company.
Besides those already named in TIL
company is Miss Minnie Smith, who vii
be in the circle and the interlocutor
Miss Madeline REYNOLDS.
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Specials.

California strained honey in glasses
10c.
Pillman's home made Jellies, large
glasses, 15c.
Curtis Bros Assorted Jams 15c.
Pure Vermont Maple Sugar, 1 ID
bricks 1876, for 25c.
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CHILD WILL RECOVER

Ida Kelman, the two and one-half
year old Derby child who was brought
to the New Haven hospital last Friday
suffering from a scalp wound received
by being run over by a wagon was
yesterday taken to her home in Derby
She will recover.
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ALL NEW DESIGNS

In WALL PAPER. whether for plainest
residence. cottage or mansion, may he OBJ
tllne1 from NEW HAVEN WALL PAPER
COMPANY, Broadway, corner of York and
Elm streets, 16,.
we shalt oe pleased to show you our pat
terms at any time. We guarantee full length
in each roll, and we do not sell faded Pa
pers.
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A LIVERYMAN ARRESTED

John M. Cannon, the liveryman, was
arrested yesterday afternoon on a
charge of violating the hack ordinance
The charge is that he permitted an un-
licensed driver to drive one of his
teams. Mr.. Cannon secured bonds.
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TO.DAY'S WEATHER.

cloudy weather for to-day with proba-
bly, light showers. The temperature is
expected to be little warmer than
that of yesterday.
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AUCTION SALE.

149 ROCK avenue, near Whitney ayenue,)
Tuesday 10 a. m. Good goods; Parlor
Suits, large Sideboard, Book Shelves,
Lounge, Chamber Furniture, Carpets,
Range, Stove Crockery, etc.
ap3 1t r. b. MALLORY. Auctioneer
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DEPARTMENT OF CHARITIES.

Clerk Rowe's monthly report of the
doings of the department of charities
and correction shows that 916 applied
for aid, 295 were aided, divided as fol-
lows: Sent to Springside home, 3S; to
general hospital, IL; to Grace hospital,
i; to county hospital for insane, 81 cash
given to IS, groceries to SO, coal to 3,
shoes to %, transportation to 4, and
burial to Z.
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MONEY TO LOAN

AT -Four, Four-and-a-ha and Five per
cent, any amount security must be first
class, first mortgages RATE Of interest on
Five per cent. mortgages ON central prop
erty reduced. g. ". HALLOCK, First
National Bank Building. ap3 TIP
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AUCTION NOTICN.

THE property No 80 Orchard street New
Haven. 40 feet front and 1877 feet deep,
belonging to the estate of Constantn 81
premises, April S. 1880, at 10 O'Clock fore
noon. Terms OF sale given at that time.
apo DAVID STROUSE, Trustee.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The copartnerslllp heretofore existing I'M
der the firm name Of Post and Keast, gen
era agents of The PENN MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. The business
will be continued at the old stand by j. H.
Post State Agent, at 81 Church street, New
Haven, Conn. April 4, 1890. John H. Post
X. Wilfred keast ap4 1t
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A CARTHAGE

Always ready to attend depot calls; also
carriage and careful driver always found at
the depot. GALWHY'S, G68 State street
Telephone number, $3.50. do tt
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,f)R Rem

STORES 375--3S1 Howard avenue, now oc-
cupied by w. q. Judd Co., grocers, from
May 1st. Stores Will be rented together
or slngly as desired at moderate price.
d. HAYES TROWBRIDGE,
ap4 If 1927 Orange street.
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Pickles..

A large invoice of bulk pickles, in
Guiding White Onions, Mixed, Sour and
Sweet Girkins by the quart.
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STORE 1874 Court street, near Orange st.
Store 70 Liberty street.
F,at 140h Portsea street, 6 rooms.
All from May LIST.
w. j. TROWBRIDGE,
ap4 If 1877 Orange street.
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HOUSES on Columbus avenue and Portsea
street Also House 1G7 Orange street, Z
rooms. w. J. TROWBRIDGE,
ana If 1877 Orange street.
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Canned Vegetables.

fine brand of Peas, Corn, Succotash,
String or Lima Beans, at Sc per can, 3
for Csc.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
APRIL 4.
DEATHS.

SUN Kisses. $50! Moon RISES. HTGH WATER
SYN SHrs. $50 400 G.0s
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Ono Cent Word for each insertion.
i've cents Word for full Week, sev.
| en- times.
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WANTED.
MATTRESSES and cilambermaids at
THE HOTEL DAVENPORT. AN
Call at 10 O'Clock a. IN. aU4 II
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WAN INU. 717
A GIRL for general homework; references
required. Call at WV
ap4 1t 800 WHALLEY AVE.
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SOUTH half of house, "a Academy street
modern improvements; healthy and pleas
ant location. Inquire
mh25 If IS ACADEMY ST.
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@exl Estate.

FOK RENT.
FIRST floor house 4S Gill street, with mod
ern improvements Enquire
A. ]. YARMOUTH,
5a30 tt 23S Orchard street.
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A COMPETENT girl for general houseWoFk,
ap4 1t Apply at No. 112 GREENE ST,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-06-04
M0UTH LOCAL. AND ADVERTISEMENTS CONTINUED NORFOLK REAL ESTATE BUSINESS
WHERE TO BUY.

When our readers so out to make
purchases on Monday tlnsy should con-
suit the Nlrg!nian-Plot advertising
columns, and they will flnd just what
they want.
Mr.. Emmett Deans tells You that he
Will give all purchasers Il chance on
Monday to secure bargains. See his
advertisement and see If there IS any
thing You want. IL SO call and see him.
Mr. y. j. Phillips offers his usual
weekly attractions for this week. He
mentions among them that he has
lew Washable goods for skirts, pcrcales
and other things too numerous TO men,
lion. See his advertisement.
Mr. Il. S. Brooks tells YOU all about
having n nice home in Cottage Place.
containing seven rooms. With city va
Ter. &C.. which he Offers for sale: also
lots in almos; any locality. See his ad-
vertsement.
Breslauer 6: Anthony come before you
again this week and tell you that the
public took advantage of the bargains
which they offered for one week; but
they still have more for this week. See
what prices they offer you and call.
The Brandt Company advertiscs a
special sale for two days this week
Monday and Tuesday Sec their adj
vcrtisement and YOU will find goods at
very low prices.
Mr.. John y. Morris will begin to-
morrow to sell his entire sock of spring
goods at small margin above cost in
order to make room for his new sum-
mer stock which he IS having
manufactured. lie tells You that his
stock is all new, and none OF them have
been carried over from another season
me original price. he says. was low.
out In order to move them he has made
stu further reduction. and that
everything is as represented. see his
list Of prices.
Mr.. w n. White tells YOU lots Of
funny things in his advertisement TO-
day and then invites YOU to come and
see hin. Read what he has to say.
Mr. Nj. Roscnbaum tells you that il
VIII pay YOU well to visit his store to-
morrow and see the great bargains he
mas Tor those who call. The entire Stock
must go and price is no object. See lis,
of prices
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THE KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS.

To-day the Catholic young men OF
inns vicinity will organize what IS
known as a lodge of the Order of
knights of America. About $50 mem
oers Of the order will come here from
Boston. Washington, Baltimore and
Richmond. They come on boats char
tered for the occasion. and will pro-
coed 10 Armory Hall. when State Or
sanizer ID. J. Callahan. OF Norfolk. viii
Institute the lodge. The order is said
10 be quite prosperous ana will no
uoubi become popular in this city.
some or the most prominen; Catholics
in the city have sieuinod their utau-
tion to become members. \ number Of
thom Wee at work all day yesterday
getting the han in order for the ocea-
sion.
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TWO BIG DEALS CLOSED.
The Hotel Portsmouth and The Pig
Point and Newport News Railway.

The Hotel Portsmouth and The Pig
Point and Newport News Railway.
Yesterday the deal for the purchase
of the Pig Point and Newport News
Railroad charter which was owned by
several gentlemen in this city. was
closed by Cart. Thomas shelton becom-
Ing the pu. laser for Mr.. Lancaster
Williams, OF the Norfolk Street Rail-
road. The price paid was $4,000. The
company intends to build railroad
from Portsmouth to Pig Point through
the thickly 1titled section of the truck
lands. They are negotiating with Mr..
Henry Kim for his farm At that poin,
and will build first class hotel there
10 be used as n summer and winter re-
sort A ferry will be established TO
Newport News, and work will be COM
menced as soon rs the route can be SUR
veyed and rights OF way secured. They
hope to have the same completed be-
fore the end OF the year.
The deal for the Ocean House and
adjoining property was also consum-
mated yesterday. The property was
sold for 100000 the new company Civ
ing Mr.. Newgass $4,000 of bonds and
he taking $4,000 worth of STOCK Work
Will be commenced Immediately.
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LATEST NAVAL NEWS.

sued:
Assistant Engineer L. Winshlp. when
detached from treatment IT the Mare
island Naval Hospital, ordered home.
ldeuteoani q. w. Danforth, retired
from June ist
Lieutenant Commander I < X
Reeves. ordered to additional duty nj
the Portsmouth, Ma. navy yard.
Paymf ster w. H. Wilcox. when able
70 travel, ordered home ana granted
three months leave.
Naval Cadet II. n. Jensen. ordered to
the Iowa
ENSIGN r. l.. ssnHoz. detached from
he Peoria and ordered to The Pan
ther.
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IN GoD,s HOLY TEMpLE.

Park View Baptist Church, Rev. w.
p. Hines, pastor-Sunday school at $3.50
O. m. Preaching by the pastor at II
q. m. and S:15 p. nj. Baptism at close
OF evening service.
Calvary Baptist Church, Rev. Sam
uel Saunders, pastor-Ssrvices to-day
will be as follows: Sunday school at $50
q. m, Il. II. Rodman, superintendent
Preaching ct II a. nj. and p. m. Every
body is cordially invited to these meet
ings.
Central NJ. e. Church. South, Rev. r.
T.. Beadles. pastor.-Sunday school n
S:15 a. IN. Preaching by the pastor at
IL a. m. and p. III. Morning subject:
HE Who Is a Christian Is Slave.
Night: He Who Is Il Christian Is. OF
All Men, the Most Free" Prayer meet
ing at 2:30 p. In.
Central Mission located between Cot
tage Place and Scottsvlle) Sunday
school at p. III. Preaching at p III. by
Rev. r. F. Beadles.
The Rev. Richard Carroll, of Column
bia. S. c., late chaplain of the Tenth
U. S. v. Infantry, is here on visit to
his old schoolmate and friend. Rev. y.
Chisolm, d. D. He will preach n
Ebenezer Baptist Church to-day at j.
a. m. and p M.
Court STREET Baptist Church.-Thc
Sunday school will be held in the main
audience room at $3.50 o'clock instead OF
in the chapel. This is made necessary
on account of not being able to have
the carpet laid in time. The morning
and evening services will be conducted
by Rev. James Ii. Taylor.
South Street Baptist Church. corner
South and Eiiirgham streets Rev. j..
w. Mitchell pas;or.-Services to-day as
follows: Sunday school at $3.50 a. m
Preaching at IL Il. m. and y. m. by
the pastor. The Lords Supper will be
celebrated at the close OF the morning
service. Sunbeam meeting at y. m.
Park View Baptist Church, corner
Hatton and Ann streets, Park View
Rev. w. p. Hines, pas;or.-Sunday
school at $50 a. IN. Preaching at Ii
u. m. and SIS p. m. Baptism at the
close of evening service.
The TAFT Memorial Presbyterian
Church, Dinners PoinD, Rev. c. ID.
Gilkeson. pastor.-Sunday school al .
p. m. Preaching by the pastor at i
p. III. a cordial invitation is extended
to all to attend both the sunday school
and preaching services.
st. Paurs Catholic Church, King
street. near Dinwiddle Rev. Il. j.
Brady. pastor, Rev. VIM. Il. Hanley as
sistant pastor.-First mass al a. m.
Childrens mass at . a. IN. High mass
at 1880 a. IN. Vespers and benediction
at 1880 p. M.
Fourth Street Baptist Church. Rev.
w. f. Fisher. pastor.-Sunday school
at OILS n. m. Preaching by the pas
tor at IL a. m. and 8 p. IN.
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LOCKED IN r1lE CEMrrrRY.

Yesterday afternoon two young ladies'
visited Cedar Grove Cemetery They
We're little late in going out with their
flowers and remained longer than they
anticipated The keeper. Mr. Dashislls.
thinking that every one was cut. locked
the gate and locked them IN.
When they started to so home they
found themselves locked III the GENE
terry. Night began to come on ana fear
begnn to creep over them. About This
time a. gentleman passed. They ap-
pealcd to him for he.o. lie Went in
search of the keeper. but failed to find
him. so he returned TO the cemetery
and lei the Indies out by forcing the
gate open. They were unbounded in
their 1raise ana brcathed a sigh of re-
lief when they felt themselves free
again. We Will Withhold names for
fear that the; friends may guy them
too much.