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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-05-27
Hymn--"Not Half Has Ever Been

Hymn-"Not Half Has Ever Been
Told"
Discourse-"The Palace of the King
BY w. H. Spear.
Prayer.
Hymn-"Shall You, Shall I?'
Dismissal.
Patriotic Evening Service.
Part /.
Praise service beginning at 1880 O'clock.
Song-"My Country IT'S of Thee"
Song-"Sunshine in the Soul"
Song" Showers of Blessings"
Cornet solo-"Star Spangled Banner"
By Mr.. Fenno, Miss Mae Gage piano
accompanist
Song-''When the Mists Have Rolled
Away" Lils
Song-"The Wondrous Story"
Song-"Able to Save
Part II.
Hymn-"All Hail"
Invocation.
Responsive reading.
Hymn-"Onward Christian Soldier"
Offertory.
Scripture lesson.
Hymn-"Come Almighty King"
Patriotic Discourse-"The Van Guard
of the Crosby William H. Spear.
Prayer.
Hymn-'The Rock of Ages"
Benediction.
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, RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.

Rev. Charles Edward Stowe, who has
been the pastor of the First Church of
Christ in Simsbury for many years, has
declined to withdraw his resignation,
which was submitted to the trustees
some time ago. At meeting recently
held of the whole church proposition
was submitted to him whereby he was
to take a years vacation, his pay to
continue during that time, and then re-
turn. Mr.. Stow said that" he appreci-
ated the kindness Of the people, but that
he felt it was impossible for him to re-
consider his action. His resignation
was then accepted.
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ANNUAL MEETING

OF the State Audubon Society in This
City Next Week.
The second annual meeting of the
Audubon society of Connecticut will be
held at the United church chapel, this
city, next Thursday. June !, at 3 p.
m. The outline OF the exercises is as
follows: Statement of the work of the
society by the president; reading of the
report of the secretary and treasurer;
photography as an aid to bird study,
illustrated; lecture by Frank M Chap
man of the American Museum of Nat
llral History of New York.
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AT HOWARD AVENUE BAPTIST
CHJTPCH ON SUNDAY

Sunday will be day Of services at
the Howard avenue Baptist church. In
the morning W, III. Spear will speak
on "The Palace of the King" In the
evening the several camps Of Patriotic
Order Sons of America of the city will
attend the church service in full re-
gala The church will be decorated
with flags and flowers A song service
led by cornet and piano will precede
the regular evening service. Mr.. Fen
r. the we'll known cornet player of
the railroad department Of the Y NJ.
O. A. will be the cornetist. At this ser
viceiW III. Spear will deliver a patriot
ic address from the text 1.-THE Van
Guard of the Cross" Everybody is in
vited to the services both morning and
evening. The programme follows:
Morning Service.
Organ Voluntary Invocation.
Hymn-"The Morning Light"
Offertory and collection.
Responsive reading-96th psalm.
Prayer.
Song-"Calvary."
Gospel Lesson-Reyelation 21st.
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AT THE FIRST M, e. CHURCH.

AT THE FIRST M. E. CHURCH.
The beautiful painting, Christ Before
PLATE" of which so much has been
spoken and written during the past
week, will be on exhibition at the regu-
lar evening service of the First M. E.
church tomorrow. The subject of the
sermon by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Ed
ridge, viii be the same as the title of
the picture, Christ Before PLATE" AS
no admission will be charged and as a
great many people will he likely to take
advantage Of the Invita- icn Of the First
church to look upon the wonderful pic
ture, it is suggested that those desiring
seats be at the church early. Services
begin at 1880. The subject of the pas
tors sermon in the morning will be:
1.-THE Practical Value of the Unseen"
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PLUCKY WORK.

Sergeant Dennehy was severely injur-
ed yesterday in stopping a runaway
horse on Grand avenue. He was struck
by the horses hoofs about the face. The
horse belonged to Charles Schultz Of 7O4
Grand avenue The officer grasped the
bride and the animal reared and plung-
ed. The sergeant pluckily held on, how
ever, and stopped the horse.
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THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

Addison Moore, pastor, will hold the
last evening service for this season in
Republican hall on Sunday, May Is, at
1880 p. M. The new quartette choir will
sing a praise service, including the fol-
lowing selections:
The Mellow Eve Is Gliding -. Holden
Hank! Fark! My Soul. -. Dudley Buck
Jesus Lover of My Soul. ....... Williams
The Lords Prayer. Schilling
Tenor solo for the Offertory.
The choir consists of Miss Anna Fran
ces Treat, soprano; Miss Helen Steven
son. alto: DR.. Gervase Green, tenor;
William F. Harper, basso; Miss Maude
Beeching, pianiste.
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AT DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH

Following Is the programme for the
praise service at the Dwight Place
church tomorrow:
Preude-Andante Grazioso III. Smart
Anthem-Jubilate .........L. P. Warren
Anthem hymn-O Jesus Thou Art
Standing ............. Foster
Soprano Solo--On Thee Each Living
Soul Awaits--( Creation). -. Haydn
Soprano Solo-The Light of the
World ........ Adams
Quartette-What Are These That
Are Arrayed Staner
Postude-Rece ssional .Du Mauchel
Rev. DR.. Leete will make brief ad-
dress.
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GODS HEROIC PEOPLE.

A series of Sabbath evening lectures
on Goods Heroic People" will be given
at the First Presbyterian church. The
first one of the series, given tomorrow
evening, will be the "Story of the
Waldenses." A fifteen-minute song SER
vice will precade the regular service.
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Auction sale, commencing Monday
May 15, 1899, at 9 a. m. Smedley Bros.
& Co., will sell at auction 100 lots of
furniture, pianos organs, etc, at their
storehouse, No. III Brewery st. Sale
will continue each day until all are dis
posed Of r. B. MALLORY,
a12 If Auctioneer
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SECOND CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH, FAIR HAVEN.

This evening at 7:30 O'clock Professor
Sanders will give the fifth of his series
on the History of the English Bible"
Many people of New Haven having
missed this lecture when the series was
delivered in ST. Pauls church will be
glad to attend tonight.
Rev. Messrs. Prentiss and Irvine will
exchange pulpits tomorrow morning at
1880.
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TWO sCoRCHERs ARRESTED.

]. j. Ryan of IA Willow street and
Frank L. Farr of 45 Houston street
were arrested by Policeman Lindsey
yesterday afternoon for fast bicycle rid
ing, the former on Orange street and
the latter on Wooster street.
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SMALL BLAZE ON GEORGE
STR EFT

A still alarm was sent to No, Is en-
CINE house yesterday afternoon for
blaze In the cellar at No. 81 George
street. The fire started in an ash bin
and was extinguished before any dam
ago of consequence was done.
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PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

At the vesper service tomorrow at
Plymouth church the pastor, the Rev.
DR.. w. w. McLane, will preach on 1.-The
Grace of Service"
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Charles Bonney, choirmaster.
At CHURCH OF THE MEssI

AT CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
At the Church of the Messiah to-mor-
row the morning subject will be 1.-The
Presbyterian General Assembly-Its
Lesson in Sincerity and Progress" The
evening subject will be Manhood and
Grace" Seats free.
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Government Bonds,
Sid Asked
Chicago Man k:et.

Reported over private wire by FL. C..
Friedman & Co, Bankers and Brokers, 10
Wall Street. N. Y. and 1853 Chapel Street.
Room 2 and g. New Haven. N A. Tanner,
Manager Of Local Branch.
Opening Highest Lowest Last
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CHORAL SERVICE AT ST THOMAS

The following choral service will be
rendered at st. Thomas church to-mor-
row afternoon at O'Clock:
Professional hymn 1877.
Proper Psalms-Anglican.
Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in G..
.........,. .............. SleSSdl
I Am Alpha and Omega .Stainer
Offertory--Not Every One That Saith
........, ................... Stainer
Sevenfold Amen .Stainer
Recessional hymn 140.
Charles Bonney, choirmaster.
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Tomorrow at Trinity M. e. church
DR.. Gilbert will speak in the morning
on 'The Drink Business-Its Curse and
Cure" and at night he will give me-
post, G.. A. r.
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WHEAT:
New York C0ttOu Exch

New York Cottou Exchange.
Reported over private wire by H. G. Fried.
man & Co., bankers and brokers, 10 Wall
Street, n Y, and 1888 Chapel Street New
Haven N. A. Tanner, Manager Of Local
Branch
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An CHRIsT CHURCH.


The following is the musical pro-
gramme for May 2S at Christ church:
Morning.
Professional 1888.
Kyrie-
Gloria Tibi--
Cfedo.. ..................... Garrett
Hymn 3S7.
Offertoire--O Lord Our Governor -.
49,. ...,........ .GadSDy
Sursum Corda--
Sanctus-
Amen. :. ......... .Stainer's Scvenfold
Agnus Del
Gloria in Excelsis.. :. :. ...... Garrett
Nunc Dimittis {chant),... ....... Monk
Recessional 1856.
Evening.
Professional 311
Psalter SO, 81, $50.
Magnificent. ;. :. .............Fi Field
Nunc Dfmittis (chanD.. =. ....Russell
Hymn 460.
Offertory-The Lord is My Light.
.''..'. ...... ........... MARSH
Walter Lowensteln.
Amen. ;. .,...Stainers Sevenfold
Recessonal $3.50.
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FAN IMPORTANT APPOINTMENT. !,

AN lMHORIANI APPOIN IMENI.
IAN Important Appointment will be
the topic of a short talk by w. E. Fen
no, secretary, at the railroad depart
ment of the Y. M. c. A. tomorrow af-
ternoon at $3.50 o'clock. There will be
good singing. Everybody is invited to
he present
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Quotations OF Active bonds.
Reported By Body, Mcclellan s. Co.,
Bankers aud Brokers. 81 Kroadwav. New
York, and ~ Orange Street, New Haven.
cIrc
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AT EPWORTH M. b. CHURCH.

1HAI Ell w UNI II W. II. NlIOItOII'
There will be Decoration day service
in the evening, at which there will be
special music and singing and sermon
by the pastor. Rev. B. M. Triple, sub
iect, 1.-THE Lesson of the Hour
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NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
FEATURES OF THE RELIGIOUS SER
YICES TOMORROW.

Some OF the Topics for the Sermons
Trinity NJ. E.-"Thc Presby terrain As
sembJy" at Messiah Church-R. Il. Y.
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At, Top. & s. Fe gen & As. .102s& 102%
At, Top. 4 s. Fe gen 4s...... s2is S2Ss
Brooklyn 81. Co. cts Us. ........ .106
Brooklyn III. r. T. Co. G 5s. /. III 111h
Central of N. j. mtg Is. =. .l2O 120M
Chic, r. /. 4 Pacific ext IS. F.. no 1l0%
Chesa. & Ohio gen & 4lss...... 94A 95
Erie list Con. prior lien g A.. 93 931a
Manhattan ny Con. mtg Is. 109ls 110A
Mo. Kan. & Texas LIST mtg As. 96 96B
Mo-, Kan. & Texas I'd mtg As. 67 67I
Mobile 4 Ohio gen mtg As. 8. :. SO 81
n. T., Ont 4 West gen mtg As .1OJ1s 107
n. T.. Sus s. West. gen mtg 5s. 81 9S
Nor. Pacific prior gen mtg As. .1O6 1861
Northern Pacific gen lien g IS. I. GIN SSH
oregon snort Line Con. 5s. liz 112h
Phila. & Reading gensmtg 4s. "a. SsN. SSG
Rio Grande 4 West LIST mtg As. 90 99is
Southern Ry list Con. & 5s.... Ill .111H
St Louis & Southw. LIST mtg S.. SO 93M
Texas 4 Pacific list mtg is. -. ZIG 11G%
Union Pacific As. . .10SA 100
Wabash Ry Co, 1st mtg Us. >. :. .115N 1151a
Wabash Ry Co., I'd mtg 5s. 80. 90 = 991b
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Atchison preferred and ST. Paul, which
wiped out for the most part the few
slight losses in the railroad list. The
market eased off slightly with the final
break in the specialties, but many rail-
roads show fractional gains on the day
1t was expected that the demand for
loans, which are made to-day to carry
over to Wednesday, would stiffen the
money market, but no disturbance was
perceptible there Sterling exchange
maintained it's easy tone under the in
duence of London buying of stocks in
spite of the demand for transmission by
Saturdays outgoing steamers.
The market for bonds continued rel
atively more active and stronger than
that for stocks, number of new high
record prices being made. Prices yield
ed at some points in the list with the
break in stocks and made the days
changes mixed. Total sales, par value,
S4,302, 900
United States IS registered advanced
Is and the old As coupon "A in the bid
price, while the IS coupons and the IS
declined "a.
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Closing Prices.

Following are the closing prices reported
by Prince Il WhiteiJ. Bankers and Brokers,
81 Broadway. New York. and Is Center st.,
New Haven Bid Asked.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-27
senate Prnceedinr..

Little Rock Jan. 23.-The senate was called
TO order at 8. 30 a. m.
:. b. No. 2. the newspaper and stamp bill,
being a special order. was read third tins and
passed Ayes II, noes O. The bill as passed
provides for twenty newspapers at 2 cents per
copy and Is cents in stamps per day.
The following senate bills were introduced:
No - fkirbyl-To create a commission OF
correction. declaring it's Jurisdiction and pow
ers and providing for proceedings and proceed
ure therein. The bill authorizes the COM
mission to try and determine what are reason
able express rates and TO fix same to prevent
unjust discrimination and abuses, and gives
the commission power to enforce its orders
and DEGREES without resorting to another trib-
unaL II also authorizes and empowers the
commission to inquire into and adjust differ
ences between railways and employees.
No. 20 [Hayniel-To change the time of hold
ing circuit court in Nevada county to the first
Monday in March and the first Monday in
October
No. ~ lshacklefordl-Th bill provides for
the following pensions for the benefit OF Con-
federate soldiers: Total disability. 500 per
year; loss Of foot or hand, 500 partial disable
ity, not less than s25 nor more than s55; in
digent widows, stu unmarried. SIS; soldiers
now inmates of the home may draw their pro-
rata and live elsewhere If desired.
Immediately after the noon recess. senate
memorial No. 3, requesting senators and repre-
sentatives in congress to use their influence TO
secure the completion o: the survey OF the
Ouachita river, was passed
Senate Memorial No , IDouglassl. asking
the United States government to modify and
change international improvement grant APP
proved september A. 1871. and the swamp land
grants approved September % 1880 March 2.
1865. and March 8. 1857, so that the proceeds of
sales of said Internal improvement and swamp
lands and cash received as indemnity therefor
may be appropriated for a common school fund
or for the Indebtedness OF the state.
passed
5. b. No. a.. by Mr.. Shackleford. to prevent
expenditure of money by candidates at pri-
mary elections. was called up and the debate
upon this bill lasted till p m, when the senate
adjourned.
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The House.

After the speaker called the house to order
the journal was read and approved
Considerable time was consumed in second
reading of bills
5. b. No. s. by Mr.. Raines, to kin blind
tigers" in prohibition districts, was read sec
ond time. and after the adoption OF several
amendments one that 1t do not apply to native
wine, the bill went over
5. B. No p lkingl, raising the salary OF the
county judge of Independence county from 500
to $500, was read third time and passed.
The house then took a recess.
At p m the house resumed second reading
of senate bills
Senate memorial resolution No THardyI
urging an appropriation TO complete survey Of
Ouachita river, was read and adopted.
After conclusion OF senate business, the fol-
lowing oils We're introduced:
II. b. No. AS [DriverI-Donating forfeited
lands to the St. Francis levee district
H. b. No. l49 Jones OF Nevadal-To permit
ex-Confederate soldiers to peddle and deliver
lectures without paying license
H. No. $50 ICaldwelll -ReQuiring bond for
costs In criminal cases less than felony
II. ID. No. Isl clark Amending section 1899
OF the digest
h. b. No. l52 lToneyl-Conaning jurisdiction
OF justices OF the peace and constables TO their
townships in misdemeanor cases.
A motion 10 reconsider the vote By which
d. b No. i23 failed TO pass Monday prevailed
and the bill passed-ayes 81 noes IN
The vote BY which II. b. No. 30 passed was
reconsidered and the bill placed back on it's
second reading.
H b. No. 1853 tPoolel-Amending section s6s4
and 1855 OF the digest. Read first time.
Adjourned to . a m Wednesday.
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WHY?

Why isn't canned fruit put-up Job?
Why isn't the delirium tremens a
tight fit?
Why isn't it more blessed to give than
to be given away?
Why isn't a man who works at a
blacksmith's forge forger?
Why isn't it genuine sarcasm to call
some servants "help?"
Why isn't the employer who reduces
salaries a revenue cutter?
Why is the man who wants the earth
satisfied If he gets the "duet?"
Why isn't the man who has no bills
against him one of the nobility?
Why doesn't the enumeration of in
sane people bring them to their census !?
Why does the loafer spend so much
OF his time in beating other people out
CT theirs?
Why don't contractors put sticking
plaster on the walls of houses?
Why isn't it proper to refer to a
cigarette fiend as pack animal?
Why isn't woman good to herself
when she permits a man to love her?
Why does man wish for a good appe-
lite and then try to get rid of it?
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-27

Little Rock. Jan. 10. - Senate met at the
usual morning hour.
The president announced as the senate COM
mittee to visit the A l. e, Senators Kirby and
Landlord, aud to visit the Branch Normal at
Pine Bluf. Senators Douglass and Raines.
Senator Douglass reintroduced his bill (So.
73). prescribing conditions on which foreign
corporations mas do business in this state
which he previously withdrew TO amend.
5 b. No. . lHiilhousel require the teach
Ing in public schools with special reference to
their effect on the human system. OF physio-
ogy and hygiene was read the third time and
passed by a vote OF 70 too
Senator kimball introduced No. - to extend
for eighteen months from the passage OF the
act the charters OF railroads. the charter TO re-
main in full force and effect II i've miles be
completed In that time. the purchasers or as
signs TO succeed to all rights Read twice and
referred.
:. b. No. 30 FFergusonl-For county burning
boards in the various counties in the state
was read third time and passed. The bill pro-
vides Tor the appointment bv the circuit Judge
OF three qualified electors as a county burning
board. who shall meet twice a year aud burn
all cancelled county and school warrants.
5. B. No. 40 IT n. wilson, For the relief OF
husbands. providing that husband shall not
be held liable for ante-nuptial debts OF his
WIFE except by virtue of an express written
contract. was read the third time and passed.
the digest, TO regulate the number OF witnesses
in felony and misdemeanor cases. was read the
third time. After lengthy discussion OF the
bill, at IL 50 the senate took n recess to D. m.
Consideration of 5. B. No. IL was resumed
after roll call at p M, and vote taken re-
sulting in the defeat OF the bill.
5. b. No. ID tSmith Ito amend section 22lo
and repeal section 22ll OF the digest was
read third time and defeated.
;. b. No. II lHayniel-To amend section 1865
OF the digest. reducing the minimum punish
ment from five to one year for carnal abuse.
read third time and passed.
8 b. No. p r. J. Wilson Ito amend section
1913 of the digest, was called up for its final
reading.
S. B. No. % lKirbyl-To amend section 1881 Of
the digest. placing granting change OF venue at
discretion OF circuit judge and providing that
such application be resisted. Read third time
and passed.
S b. No. rs [Hardy1-was called up for its
mortgagor right OF redemption when real prop
erty Is sold under foreclosure IN chancery
court and the right to redeem such property
within one year from date OF sale. Senator
kimball offered an amendment. The amend
ment with the bill was ordered engrossed.
) b. No. 35 lkirbyl-Fixing salary of county
and probate judge OF Independence county at
$500 per annum, was read third time and
passed.
S b. No. SO [Hardyl-Amending section 2le5
OF the digest, giving the court discretion to
grant change OF venue Read third time ana
passed.
S. b. No. 81 [McNemerl-To authorize me-
chanics and citizens to sell property on which
they hold lien for their work Read third
time and passed.
At4 p. m. the senate adjourned.
The Forrest City times., 1899-01-27

There was very little business transacted at
the morning session, most OF the time being
consumed in reading OF bills
5. b. No. 2, the newspaper and stamp bill,
was defeated, but a motion to reconsider and
lay on table was also defeated and notice was
given by Mr.. Head that Thursday he would
move TO reconsider the vote by which the bill
failed to pass.
Mr. Turner introduced H. b No. 1877. to pro-
hibit the running OF freight trains on Sunday
in this state
Mr. Alleys bill, requiring railroad companies
to settle with their employees on certain days
in each month and attaching penalty OF 20
per cent for failure, was read third time and
passed.
At the afternoon session Mr.. Hathcock's bill
for consolidation of elections was taken up.
After a lengthy discussion the bill was ordered
engrossed.
H. B. No. II (Humphreys). supplementary to
the Prince good roads law, was read Third time
and passed.
The bill effects the following changes in the
Prince law:
|. 1t makes each political township a road
district. , The county judge appoints the
first overseers but at the first general election
the overseers are elected by the qualified cleo
tors in each township 8 Prevents boys from
working on the road until they reach the age OF
twenty-one. 4. The tax can be paid by work
ing on the road. s. The overseer is permitted
to work fifteen hands and the county Judge is
permitted to furnish as many tools and teams
as may be necessary to do the work efficiently.
II. b. No 10 henderson, Providing for YER
diets by three-fourths OF jury. was taken up.
The bill as amended applies only to civil suits.
Pending discussion of the bill at o. N the
house adjourned to 8 a. m. Thursday.