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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-08
Tuesday, August 8, 1899.
Ew ADYlKrIsEMEN Ts TO-DAY.

Auction Sale-R. B. Mallory.
baseball To-day-Savln Rock Grounds.
Couch Covers-Ihe Chas. Monson Co.
C4earance-The Gamble Desmond Co.
cook Book Free-Boston Grocery
Gomfortable-Howe a. Stetson.
estate Harriet b. Law-Probate Notice.
For Sale-Parrots-76 State Street.
E1shing Tackle-The Edw, Maley Co.
Gas Fuel-N. II. Gas Light Co.
Mexican Coffee-Thomas.
Proper Clothing 4 Co.
Tailored Sults-Hamilton & Co.
Watches Repaired-C, j. Monson Jr. Co.
Wanted-Girl-52 Everitt Street.
Wanted-Situatlon--3 POrtsea Street.
Wanted-Situation-2 Liberty Street.
Notwithstanding York Street.
Wanted-Desk-P. O. Box 1892.
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BASEBALL GAMES YESTERDAY
NEW HAVEN BEATS WATERBURK
FOUR no THREE.
New London Downs Bristol and Meri-
den Wins from Bridgeport-Exhi-
bition Game I'm Norwich,

Waterbury, Aug. THE game be-
tween Waterbury and New Haven to-
day, while not of the gild-edged variety,
was interesting throughout because of
the narrow margin by which the lead
was held and the game won. Prentiss
in the box saved Waterbury from a
still worse defeat by pitching a very
clean game of ball. and although he al
lowed the visitors eight hits, they were
not of the effective run-getting kind.
His showing at the bat also was very
good. For New Haven, Cain pitched
fairly good game, holding the home
team down to only six hits. The score:
RH. e.
New Haven IL o 0 0 "a s 1
Waterbury 100 0 2 0-3 2
Batteries-Cain and Luchia; Prentiss
and Foster.
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CHICKEN THIEVES AT WORK.
A Number of Local Chicken Coops
Looted Recently

A Number of Local Chicken Coops
Looted Recently.
A band of chicken thieves has been
operating in this city and nearby towns
recently, and many valuable fowls have
been carried away. Recently number
of local hen coops have suffered, among
them being the coop of j. D. Shumway
of 129 Blake street. The door was brok-
en- off and other injuries to the coop
were apparent. Thirty-five of Mr..
Shumway's fine Brahma hens and forty
broilers were carried away. Mr.. Shum-
way has made a speciality of raising
Brahmas and took great pride in his
fine stock. He valued them at one dol
lar each. A carriage was heard to drive
up in the vicinity about 2 o'clock in the
morning, and the same night Cleveland
Smith of West Chapel street was re-
lieved of thirty-tive valuable hens The
following night thieves visited a COOP in
Hamden and made off with a number
of fine birds.
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7aaEEtgMMALLN*@'
zaae Tables for Aneust and
SEPTEMBER may be obtained
al the Customers Desk.
For the
Blue Fish

The blue fishing season is
almost with us. The blue
fish are running, though
small yet. But your real
Isaac Walton is before time.
re is getting his tackle in
shape now. And this is
where Isaac himself would
come if he were living-for
there's everything for the
knowing hshernan-just right.
Cork floats, all sizes, egg
and barrel shaped, from SC up.
Bluefsh lines, 1oc each.
Spreaders, stationary, with
swivel. Ioc.
Spreaders, folding with
SWIVEL, l5C.
Single smell hooks, 15c a
dozen.
Double smell hooks, FAC a
doz.
Triple smell hooks, goo a
doz.
Bluefsh hooks, 10 in a
box, 15c.
Bamboo rods, IS it,, joint
ed, ooc and o8c.
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AT THE ARMORY.
Drilling Resumed Again.

Raa,Ilar drilling at the armory will
,..,on,mence this evening when the
igb+ Guard and Sarsfield will drill. The
sasr,er will drill out of doors probably
~, HiIlhouse avenue. On Wednesday
w., cravs and the City Guard will drill
and on Thursday the Blues. The drill
ing will continue throughout TINS week
and next in preparation Tor camp.
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STILL IN THE OLD HOUSE.

J. B. Sargent Will Probably Build in
the Near Future.
Ex-Mayor j. B. Sargent still contin-
ues to live in his Elm street residence,
but, as has been announced before he
is very anxious to move. as, he says the
present place is altogether too large for
his family. sn
Mr. Sargent said yesterday that he
would probably build in another section
of the city.
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MRS. J. H. CANNON INJURED.
Knocked Down BY a Big Dog in Gull
ford

Mrs Cannon, wife of John H. Can
non. the insurance agent of this city,
met with a peculiar and serious ac-
cident in Guilford Sunday night, While
Mr. and Mrs. Cannon, accompanied by
a tipy pet dog, were taking a short
stroll. a larger dog ran against Mrs.
Cannon with great force, throwing her
to the walk and breaking one of her
arms In addition to the broken arm
sha was badly shaken M,
Or Murless was summoned and set
+ba broken arm. The injured woman
was resting comfortably yesterday and
bad almost entirely recovered from the
shock of the accident.
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BRIDGEPORT THIS AFTERNOON.

Bridgeport will once again cross bats
with the home team at the Savin Rock
grounds this afternoon. AS the New
Haven Bridgeport games are always
exciting a large crowd will probably be
in attendance. Mcdonald will pitch for
New Haven.
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GRAND LODGE CONVENTION.
Order of Harugari to Assemble in Sey-
mOur

mOur.
On August 8, the grand lodge of the
Order of Harugari of Connecticut con-
venes in Seymour. The place of meet
ing will be the Tingue Opera house,
which Roland lodge, the local branch,
has secured for that date The number
of guests expected, both of officers and
delegates, is in the neighborhood of
seventy-five, and extensive preparations
are being made for their entertain
ment
Every effort will be made by Roland
lodge, through its committee of ar
engagements, to make the visit of the
grand lodge as pleasant as possible.
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u L-AIHLE RECORD.
Agricultural Department,

Agricultural Department,
Office of the Chief of the Weather Bureau.
Washington, D. c., August I, $780, p. IN.
Forecast for Tuesday
For Eastern New York and New England:
Fair Tuesday and Wednesday with con-
tinuedmoderate temperature; fresh northerly
winds
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EXHIBITION GAME IN NORWICH.

EXHIBITION GAME IN NORWICH.
Norwich, Aug. Norwich and Hart
ford played an exhibition game here to-
day, and the visitors had everything
about as they wanted it, AS it was,
they did not seem to exert themselves,
and still won out with good, clear mar
gin. About $50 enthusiasts saw the
game. The score:
RI E.
Hartford ...0 0 0 0 OF 10 0
Norwich .......1 0 0 0 0-l 6
Batteries-Sechrist and Urquhart;
Clements and Chamberlain.
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NEW LONDON 9. BRISTOL !

NEW LONDON 8, BRISTOL 1.
New London, Aug. 7--Crate of Bris-
tol was an easy proposition for the New
London team to-day and they seemed
to have no difficulty in touching him up
just as often as they pleased. On the
other hand, O'Brien, New London's left
handed pitcher proved a puzzle to the
visitors and kept the hits well scatter
ed The feature of the game was
Wheelock's stop Of a hard line drive.
Wheelock and Drew made a fine quick
double play, which brought the bleach
ers to their feet During the game Nc
Hale, Bristol's second baseman, was
struck by a pitched ball and was near
ly knocked out. He had to go to left
field for the remainder Of the game.
The score:
R.H.E.
New London ..3 0 0 0 1 So IA 2
Bristol ....0 0 0 0--1 6
Batteries-O'Brien and Buss; Crate
and Beyers.
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MERIDEN A. BRIDGEPORT /.

Meriden, Aug. Timely hitting, as
sisted by the poor support given at
times to the Bridgeport pitchers, won
to-day's game for the home team. The
Meridenites raped out hits when hits
counted and played sharply at critical
points. The score:
RH,E.
Meriden ........O 211 0 0 81 10
Bridgeport 100 o. l
Batteries-Magee and Deal; Corcoran
and O'Rourke.
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National League.

At elphia-Baltimore 4, Phila
delphia 3.
At Pittsburg-First game-Pittsburg
5, ST. Louis II. Second game-Pittsburg
8, st. Louis l.
At New York-New York 8, Brooklyn
8.
AT Decentralization Z Washington l.
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FERRY,S
76O Chapel street.

NEW BAKERY, No rs CHURCH STREET.
opposite Polls Theater, is now open for
business, and we would desire to return
thanks to the citizens of New Haven and
surrounding towns for their liberal patron
age of the past SO years, and now hope to
merit a continuance of the same few years
longer. Come and see what you can get
for your money.
my17 If p FERRY Manager
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Ihe1n,trnaI aud Counter

THREE MONTHS, $1.50; ONE MONTH, 90
GENTS; ONE WEEK, 10 CENTS; SINGLE
COPIES, 8 CENTS.
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ONE UNIDENTIFIED,

There now remains only one uniden-
titled body in the Bridgeport morgue'
Yesterday afternoon the body of Thorn
as McNally was identified.
1t was supposed that Winton Lam
phear, an inspector living in Bridge
port, was numbered among the dead,
but yesterday Lamphear appeared at
the hospital very much alive and said:
Dead! Why, l should say not; I'm not
dead, am -"
1t was reported that Michael Calvin
of Ansonia was among the dead, but
he, too, is alive yet, but seriously in
jured in the hospital.
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THE TWENTY NINTH BODY.

AT late hour yesterday afternoon
one of the two remaining unidentified
bodies was positively identified as that
of Michael Galllvan of Ansonia. This
makes twenty-nine identified dead in
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Have 1t Sent to You.

The Journal and Courier will be sent
70 any address by mail at the same
terms as it Is delivered in the city-lo
cents week, 80 cents month.
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Furnishings for M n

L VI AloIluSS 1VA 4N Al
Mems outing shirts, odd
sizes, soc, 75c and $1.oo
quality at CSC.
Mems full seamless half
hose, S pairs for CSC.
Mems Ioc aponette hand
kerchiefs, SC each, or 6 for
CSC.
Mems 25c band bow ties,
at I21ac each.
For Women
Women's full seamless fast
black hose, 4 pairs for 25c.
Women's full bleached
vests, tapped neck and arms,
3 for CSC.
For Children
Children's aye seamless
double knee, fast black hose,
8 pairs for CSC.
Children's Fast Black Seamless Hose,
&c, or pairs for CSC.
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MOTORMAN ARRESTED.

George Hamilton, the motorman of
the Inflated car, was arrested on a
coroner's warrant charging him with
manslaughter, and he will be arraigned
by Justice Peck Of Stra tford. The war;
rant was served by Deputy Sheriff
Stagg. Hamilton as yet has not made
a statement of his part IN the affair.
Upwards of $4,000 to $4,000 in cash and
jewelry which We're taken from the
bodies of the victims have been turned
over to Coroner Doten by Medical Ex-
aminer Coggswel. There was over
81. coo in cash Selectman Bradley had
e1eo in wallet and II is reported that
William Harvey had $500 in gold in a
bag that was concealed on his person.
Mrs Harvey, who was among the kill
ed. was secretary Of the Rebekah State
Assembly and also the National assem-
bly,. Charles Delaney, one of the in
iured. who is connected with the Chem
zeal National bank of New York and
was visiting his father-in-law, Henry
C. Coggswell, was reported to be in a
very critical condition yesterday.
The jurors empanelled are: r. T.
Whiting, Henry Lee, A. ]. Gable, H. P.
Stage, Stiles Judson, ST., J. Henry
Brakeman. three of whom reside in
Stratford and three in Bridgeport They
accompanied Coroner Doten to the
scene at p. m.
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Local Weather Report.
rnR ATrr,Ircp 7 19lQ


L. NJ. TARR. Observer
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
IRRIGATION AND THE CENSUS.

IRON the Director Of the Census information
| has been received that special effort will be made
by the Division OF Agriculture OF the Twelfth
Census OF the United States to collect and tabuate
important data relating TO irrigation in the arid and
semi humid regions OF the United States preliuin
ary schedule has been prepared and will soon be sent
out TO obtain the names OF corporations and ind-
viduas owning irrigating canals or bitches This is
OF the essential steps for securing desired nfor
nation regarding the extent and value OF such irr
CATION works and their sources OF water supply
In the preliminary schedule a request is made for
the Of the principal canals or bitches in their
order downstream. Request is also made for the
name and postofice address of some person who can
give detailed information concerning each ditch
The principal schedule, in course Of preparation
will be mailed to the addresses thus obtained calling
for further data, which will be supplemented by de-
tailed statistics gathered by the census enumerators
It should be noted by all interested in the subject
that these various inquiries OF the Census Office in no
way conflict with duplicate the work with refer
ence to irrigation which is being conducted by any
other department Of state. The most nearly related
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

THE MINT-L. A, City. The positions
in the United States Mint are controlled
by the Civil Service Commission Of the
United States and are in no way affected
by the Civil Service Commission under
the citys new Charter. The United States
Civil Service Commission says: There
Is no need OF seeking the aid OF any prom
inent or presumably influential person 10
secure an application blank or an appli-
cation, and no recommendation other than
those provided for I'm the application
blank should be forwarded 10 the COM
mission, as the rules forbid the filing OF
any such letters with the application %
In other words no one can obtain a posi-
ton in the Mint or in any other depart
ment without taking an examination
Examinations are held in the spring and
fall OF the year and applicants should
place themselves in communication with
the department In which 10 take an ex-
animation. Under the new charter in
San Francisco women will not be barred
from examination for any position they
can fill. but they viii have TO take the
civil service examination. AS soon as the
charter goes into operation heads OF de-
partments may make temporary appoint
ments, not 10 hold for more than sixty
days. and II is claimed that after that
all persons will have to take the civil
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
Omcers Report For nntu

captain j. ID. Poindexter. assistant su--
geon. reported at the Preside sesterdav
lie was assigned 20 temporary dutv V-tfb
tne ne recruits pending his transportation 10
ManlIa-- second Lieutenant William "a
Noble. Thirteenth Infantry. also rsno-, "a
and received similar assignment.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
Personally Conducted Excursions

In improved wids-vestibuled Pullman tourist
sleeping cars via Santa Fe Route. Experienced
excursion conductors accompany these excur-
sions 20 look after the welfare % passenEers-
To Chicago and Kansas City every Sunday.
wednesday and Friday. To Boston. Montreal
and Toronto every Wednesday. To 50. Louis
every Sunday. To ST. Paul every Sunday and
Friday. Ticket office. s2s Market street
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Crrhrr---yausevtls
C1i1us .a--''-he Ions Mouth"
Ca.lt.rrs--'Ihe Hottest Coca
Ahautra-'Eack Patt Iroubsfours."
-iEcl.-'"Tar ana Tartar
Grand Cre-a-h1use-''I).e F-ete-naus-'
alcazar-.Lr. Blu.'
Cute 10 AID Thestsr-vsueeyils every and
evening
Olympia Mason Gnd EEis neutrality-suspicious.
Ceutral Park-steeplechEse and Ccley Island.
Panora-za Battle Bay. Market street. near
EEtfh
Oakland Race Track-Races
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Ordered TO Vacata

VIII remove In January 10 75s Market
street. Olsen grocery. and move back 10
~ Market street. Palace Hotel building
IA IN february. Townsend Glace Frgit and
candy Factory. 627 Palace Hotel bldg
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

inquiry IS that OF the Geological Survey, which, like
that OF the census, is under the immediate direction
OF Mr. F. h. Newell, the special agent for irrigation
in the Eleventh Census and photographer OF the
Geological Survey
The subject is one OF vast interest to California,
and II IS gratifying to know that the Census Bureau
preparing TO gather comprehensive statistics OF the
subject. The information thus obtained will mate
rally aid the more particular work which has been
begun under the supervision OF Elwood Mead 1t
viii be readily apparent that the volume and value
OF these statistics will depend very largely upon the
attention and interest shown therein by those engaged
in irrigation, and it is earnestly hoped that all to
whom the schedules addressed will appreciate the
importance OF the request and make prompt and
ful reply In this way only will it be possible to
make the information concerning irrigation full and
complete.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

TODDY-J. l. D.. City. II you had read
Answers to Correspondents in the issue
or The Call OF December II you would
have found the answer 10 your question
about toddy and you would have saved
yourself the trouble Of writing a letter OF
complaint and adding, do you ever in
tend 10 publish the answer; II not, state
your reasons?" J. 1. d. and other cor
respondents are informed that each one
must not consider himself the only cor
respondent and that his query can be an
swered the day after the letter OF INQUIRY
Is received. a very large number of let
ters are received every week and the
answers are turned in numerically and
published in the order that they are
turned In. Correspondents should not feel
disappointed because the answers TO their
questions do not appear within day or
two All will aUpear IN rpfa sOcr
as space permits.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

The dismissal of the cases against the sure-thinp
faro OF this city the ground that State laws
do not prohibit gambling carries with it the sugges
ton that some State laws ought to be changed and
changed quickly
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
The Fastest Train Across the Cont.

The California Limited Santa Re Route
Connecting train leaves .. m. Monday.
wednesday, Friday and Saturday. Finest
equlppei train and best track Of any lire 10 the
East. Ticket office. ees Market ST
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

No waiting at Townsena's. pls,.V ~,
help. Thousands OF packages OF Calis,--t,
Glace Fruits and Candies packed an rsaav-
10 hand out. e27 Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

epeciaI information supplied daily 10
business houses and public rnen 30 .S.
Press Clipping Bureau (Auen'sl. SO Nonto
gomery street. Telenhone Min 100
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

Mahmud Pasha. one OF the numerous sons-in-law
Of the Sultan OF Turkey is fugitive He is accused
OF having stolen his wies jewels but il will probably
be found upon investigation that he merely fed from
too much mother-in-law.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
California Demokrat. Dec. 1S.
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

STAFF AND BALL-O.. City. The steel
staff on the top of The Call building is ten
inches in diameter. and the gilt ball on
the top Of the staff Is nineteen inches in
diameter. The ball is 362 feet above the
ground.
DANCING SCHOoLs-Beatrice. VAL
lejo, Cal. II Beatrice will send a self
addressed and stamped envelope to this
department a list of dancing schools will
be mailed 10 her. This department does
not advertise any business.
TESLA-A Subscriber. City. Tesla is
the postoffice name for a place In Alameda
County that is known as Corral Hollow.
Ii Is fifty miles from San Francisco
six miles from Stockton. II is reached by
rail from San Francisco to Livermore and
from there twelve miles by stage; or one
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

Time 20 send your Eastern friends
Townsend's California Glace Fruits. So. lb
In nre-etched boxes. 81 Market. Palar-s .
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

II some OF the British reports of operations in
South Africa are to be taken in sober earnest there
IS reason TO believe that nature has made strange
compact with the Beers and is no mean fighting COM
panion. 1t is said that British flying column has
been stopped in its fight by a river
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

service examination. For the positions
In insurance companies asked about. make
application 20 any insurance company.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

Townsen1s famous broken and mixed
eandies-two pounds 25 cents 81 Palace
Hotel building.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

Santa Cruz gambler has been convicted for ope-
rating a sure-thing proposition which he shrewdly
dubbed "Klondke." His victims probably realize
that they were at the wrong end OF the game to feel
the full significance OF the new term.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

No new years table ls complete without
bottle OF Dr. siegert's AnEostura Btters. ths
great South American tonic OF exquisite favor.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

There may be some satisfaction in the fact that a
blow has been struck by local authorities at the
traffic and profit in misery. The inglorious end OF
the Eureka Home IS an indication that child torture
has not yet become locally popular.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

Note 81 Fourth 81. SC barber and grocer
best eyeglasses. specs, Ice 20 foc
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
THE CALLS
Christmas Edition
co M PLIM E N TIE .
Vallejo Times,

NaIeJo IImeS.
The San Francisco Calls Christmas
edition issued Sunday attracted much at
tention. The cover OF the paper was an
artistic triumph.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

Mayor Snow OF Oakland says that the greatest evil
against which the town must fight is that it is too
near to San Francisco. As far any one is informed
there is absolutely nothing to deprive Mr. Snow of
the privilege OF moving
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

Fine plum pudding at Townsend.a
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21
Woodland Democrat.

woodland Democrat
The Christmas number OF The Call was
a notable publication. 1t was not remark
able for it's size so much as for the ex-
cellence Of its selection OF miscellany and
for the manner in which IL was illus
trated. II contained many choice stories
and sketches, appropriate TO the season.
written by eminent literary people, and
the artists who contributed to the pic
torial beauty Of its pages are recognized
as among the most talented on the coast.
California Demokrat. Dec. IS.
The Christmas number Of the San Fran
cisco Call must be classed as one OF the
heretofore unexcelled performances in the
newspaper line in our city. II is not so
much in the large number OF pages (52) as
in the artistic makeup and its literary
merit The colored plates Of the supple
faaeHa.- are af- exquisite beauty and an ar
tistic handling of the subjects which we
had never before had presented TO US.
This Christmas number. practical as II is.
is so grand that every one should send
copies 10 friends in the East and in
Europe The technique as well as the edi-
torial work is such that the The Call has
reason 10 be proud Of its performance OF
YESTERDAY
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-21

THANKSGIVING extra m.ns. pie. sos LA-Eia st.