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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-08-19

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| Policeman John Stanford of thn Naw
Haven police force received word YES
terday noon that his brother, Policeman
Edward Stanford of Bridgeport, died in
that city yesterday morning. The de-
| ceased had been member of the
Bridgeport police force for twentv-eight
years and was doorman of the office for
years. He was well known in New Ta-
ven. The burial will take place In
Bridgeport tomorrow,
The Bridgeport Police Sick Benefit
association yesterday morning voted
500 to the wife of former Patrolman
Stanford, the deceased having been
member of the society for years. Sec
rotary Finnegan drew the order and
superintendent Birmingham, treasurer
Of the fund, paid over the money.
The Bridgeport Standard says of the
deceased: Mr.. Stanford was born in
Leitrim, Ireland, fifty-three years ago,
and came to the states before he had
attained his majority, He first went to
West Virginia, where he worked at
railroad construction, after which he
made his home in New Haven. There
he was first employed in the railroad
freight yard and afterwards by the
Adams Express company and in the
baggage room at the railroad station.
IN 1870 he left New Haven and secured
employment in Bridgeport.
While he was an employee Of the Ad-
ans Express company the attention of
Henry Sanford, then a director of the
company was attracted to his faithful
methods, and when in 1871 he sought
appointment to the police force of this
city Mr.. Sanford readily endorsed his
application and worked hard for his APP
pointment. which was accomplished.
Ned" as he was known at head
quarters, had a brogue that was all his
own and a style as raconteur was ex-
ceedingly droll. His good hGmor was
proverbial and the three qualities al
ways secured him an audience when he
spoke. His tales of the old days and
his comments on topics of the day held
the attention OF all on many a night
that otherwise would have been dull
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VETERANS AT BLOCK ISLAND.
The Reunion of the Twenty-sixth G.

The Reunion of the Twenty-sixth G. V.
At the tllirty-sixth annual reunion OF
the Twenty-sixth regiment, Connecti-
cut Volunteers, which was held at
Block Island Thursday, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: B. B. Champlain of New Haven
president; George A. Hammond of Put
nam. first vice president; Pliny Brewer
of Norwich, second vice president;
Frederick A. Cook of Norwich, third
vice president; N. D. SEWN of Norwich,
secretary and treasurer; John L.
Crary of Norwich, corresponding secre-
tary.
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GEORGE r. MASON

George r, Mason, who died at his
nome in this city Thursday, is received
with much sorrow by his numerous
friends, The deHoor,1 was bro+bor of
Michael Mason and spent the earlv
years of his manhood in Branford
me remains of the late George p.
niason' Tor many years a conductor on
the New London division, were taken
TO Guiifod yesterday for interment in
Alderbrook cemetery Conductor Ma
SON married Leila, eldest daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. julius E. Norton of Gull
ford, who with two children survive
him.
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Tuesday. State prison is now staring
Aubrey in the face for within two
weeks the detectives have found evil
dence against him showing that he has
been concerned in three cases OF theft.
There is now pending in the city court
one case of theft, his aecuser being
Mrs. William A. Bean of 1873 Bradley
street, who charges Aubrey with taking
her gold watch. Aubrey was unable to
get the bonds that were required in the
two cases brought against him, and he
went to iAil
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NEW HAVEN PARTY

To Take Cruise on the Yacht Ra-
mona.
The sloop yacht Ramona, belonging
to the New Haven Yacht club, will start
on cruise to the eastward to-day. The
party will contain George r. Johnson
Yale 1900 s. Albert F, Jente, H. G. S.
so, and Clifford e. Smith, H. G. S. '9S.
They will cruise as far as Watch Hill,
stopping at New London, sag Harbor,
Greenport Saybrook and return.
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PARK METHODIST CHAPEL.

Rev. Henry Blatz, jr., pastor Of the
Westville M. e. church, will preach in
Park Methodist chapel tomorrow af-
ternoon at o'clock. In the evening at
7:30 a Sunday school concert will be
held. Among the singers are a quar-
tette of young women from Hartford
There will be a solo by Miss Curry of
Windsor a solo by Herman Nettleton
recitations by the Sunday school and
others. All are welcome.
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MURDER IN SECOND DECREE.

Mrs. Caroline Porter Bound Over to
the Next Term of the Superior Court.
Waterbury, Aug. 1S.-Mrs. Caroline
Porter was bound over for trial at the
next term of the superior court on the
charge of murder in the second degree.
She was arraigned before Judge Bur
pee in the city court this morning. She
was released under 81 900 bail.
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Two quit-lam deeds were recorded in
the town clerks office yesterday after
noon. One was executed by Harriet B.
Maltby estate ct al. transferring 245 feet
on Maltby place to Henry l.. Cowell.
The other was executed by the Batchel-
der & Lincoln company and transferred
145 feet on Winthrop avenue to Josiah
IT Knowles
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MRS. JOSEPH H M1rTrJcAN

MRS Joseph II. Mulllgan, who died
recently in Colorado, was the daughter
OF the late Dr. and Mrs Charles A. Cal
lagher and lived in New Haven all her
life until a few years before her mar
rlage Arrangements have not yet been
made for the funeral. In all probability
the body will be brought to New Haven
for interment. Her father was registrar
or vital statistics in New Haven for
years.
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CHRISTIAN STAR LODGE.
Big Meeting of Colored Masons to !

bIE Meeting of Colored MasOns to be
Held in This City.
The district grand lodge of this state
OF the Grand United order of odd Eel
lows will meet in this city on Septem-
Der II. 1t was at first intended that
the meeting would be held on August
., but postponement was necessary
on account of the illness Of some of the
officers.
1t was at first intended to give an
elaborate entertainment, but, but be-
cause of the latter date being very
close to the anniversary of the founda-
ton of the lodge, which takes place
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September ~, the meeting on the 18th
will be superseded by banquet. II. H.
Hick of this city, member of Chris
tian Star lodge, is the district deputy
master,
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and dreary. He could take a joke as
well as give one.
superintendent Birmingham, whose
senior in the department Stanford was
by year, said Of him to-day: He was
conscientious and faithful. He was a
loyal friend and good neighbor. He
was liked by every man in the police
department, and his loss causes us all
regret"
Mr.. Stanford was made a Mason in
1888. He was deeply interested in Ma
sonry and in the welfare of his lodge,
Corinthian No. 1914. He was also mem
Der of the Police Sick Benefit associa-
ton
A widow, two daughters and a. broth
err. survive him. His brother is men,
Der of the New Haven police depart
ment.
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LYMAN LESTER OF NEW LONDON

LYMAN LESTER OF NEW LONDON.
Lyman Lester of Lee avenue, New
London, died on Wednesday morning
at an early hour. Mr.. Lester was suf
ferng from no organic disease but his
death was due to breaking down of
his system Incident to old age. He is
survived by two daughters, Mrs. Keen
ey, with whom he had lived of late and
Mrs. Watrous also of New London. Mr.
Testers wife was killed a dozen years
ago in New London by being thrown
from a wagon
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JAMES RYAN.

The funeral of James Ryan took place
yesterday morning at Q o'clock at his
late residence, after which services
We're held at St Francis church, with
high requiem mass. by Rev. Father
O'Connors, large delegation attended
the funeral in body. Among them
were the Moulders union. the Loyal
Council OF knights of Columbus, and
st. Francis Temperance society. Inter-
ment was at st. Lawrence cemetery.
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Evening.

Professional 399-Light's Abode, Ce-
lestial Salem acknowledgements Smart
Psalter-Psalms for the twentieth
day evening prayer, being the
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FUNERAL OF EDWARD SHEEHAN.

| FUNERAL OF EDWARD SEEEHAN.
| The funeral of the late Edward Shee-
| han took place yesterday from his late
residence on Foote street and later from
st. Mary's church, where a solemn high
mass of requiem was celebrated by the
Rev. Father Lilly. The Rev. Father
Justa was deacon and Rev. Father Len
alan b-deacon. 1t was largely attend
ed, among those present being many
prominent in musical circles and sew
eral on-Catholics, for Mr.. Sheehan's
splendid voice, his musical talents and
his generous and kindly disposition rem
dered him favorite with all who knew
him. He formerly sang in Trinity
church. but had for a long time been
a member of st. Mary's choir.
The music was especially impressive,
although the choirs of many OF the
churches are out of town. Schmidts
mass was sung. AT the offertory Mad
anne Oertel sang with beautiful express
sion Maillard's Ave Maria" Miss Eliz-
abeth Gaffney also sang, as did Misses
S. Champagne, G. Kapitzky, Burke,
Spang. DAILY and j. Mccarthy of New
York, and William Grabb, Mr.. Lauten-
bach, r. Gordon, Fl. Hawkins, e. Sci
gel, Charles Mccarthy, J. Dooley, T.
Smith, Thomas Ackeril, ]. Mclaughlin
and j. Gettings. Professor Wheeler was
also present.
Mr.. Shesaan was born in this city,
the son of Daniel SheehaN Some years
ago he married Miss Fannie, daughter
of Mr.. Howe, the historian, who lived
for many years in Ohio and who wrote
a history of that state, He was well
known in musical circles, and in the
latter part of his life resided IN New
Haven, where he was a frequent con-
tributor of historic IL articles to this and
other papers
The services concluded with the sing
ing of the Gregorian chant by the choir
and clergymen.
The bearers were George WEIGH, Mr..
Tracy, Thomas Cahill, Jacob Ashdon,
George Manning and Frank Deane.
The fower-bearers We're Wilson Holiness
John Frenuh and Patrick Cremmins.
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JOHN w. FRENCH OF SEYMOUR.
John W. French of Seymour, aged
sixty-two years, died at the New Ha-
ven hospital yesterday afternoon. He
had been an inmate Of the Home for In
cnrables the past ten years, suffering
from oeomotor ataXia and anemia.
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NEWS OF THE CHURCHES.
MUSIC AT CHRIST CHURCH.

The music at Christ church for Au-
gust 20, being the twelfth Sunday after
Trinity, is as follows:
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In the West Haven court yesterday
morning Judge Bryant nolled the case
of Mrs. Mary Quayle on the payment
of the costs, which amounted to $11 %.
Mrs. Quayle became abusive to Patrol
man Frye Thursday morning while the
biuecoat was investigating a fire at her
home, % Clark street.
The case of Benjamin Aubrey, the
amateur actor who was arrested
Thursday by Detective Daley charged
with stealing articles of jewelry and
other belongings of Arthur A. Davis of
Hartford and Louis E. Stoddard Of this
city, students who roomed in Wander
bilt hall, was continued in the city
court yesterday morning until next
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-03-02

Ciento veinte empleados han sido de.
clarados cesantes por ell Ministro de Ul-
tramar de Madrid.
All. Guam hermosas queridas son
las lndias occidentaes.
La Emulsion de Scott, es no sola-
mente superior al aceite de higado
de bacalao simple por contener di-
cha grasa bajo una forma agradable
sino tambien por agregar a los efec-
tos nutrltivos del aceite la acci0n
tonica de los hipofosftos.
Don Demetrio Paniagua, Doctor en-
Medicina Cirugia por la Universi-
dad de Barcelona, Medico del Hospital
de Cayey, Puerto Rico,
Certifica +: Que hace amos viene
usando como una buena combination
la Emulsion de Scott, de aceite de hi
gado de balao con hipofosftos de cal
y sosa en- todos los casos en- que es-
tan indicadas aquellas sustancias.
Cayey, Pto.-Rico, Julio 2l de 1894
DR.. DEMETRIO PANIAGUA.
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.ESTAOOS UN|DOS De AMERICA
Cozaa ibuciones l2ora eI Zesoro

Cont, ibuci0,aes para Ell Ies0r0
Prescripciones legales vigentes i'm
ponen al que suscribe Ell inelndihle
deber de recandar en- su oportunidad
" plazos pre- FL ados por aquellas, las
Quotas con que los contrlbuyentes ID
guran en- los repartos aprobados, so
pena de incurEIr en- grave rts )onsa.
bilid Il ante los centros superiores y
todo buen coneiudadsno amante de sus
derechos celoso de la rregul arid a d
en- la administrator J1blIoa, debe de
apresurarse satisfacer sus contribu
clones en- las fechas determinadas por
las leyes, eximendoee de esa maners
de los desagradables y onerosos pro-
cedimIentos de apremIc, que la Adml-
nistraci6n &c veria constrenlda a ini-
oiar.
En- evitacion de aquella responsabi-
lid I'D de los pei aioos que pudieran
pararle a los contrib1yent8s morcsos,
q los d de esta localidad, 81 pago de sus
respeotivas Quotas por Contribution
TERRITORIAL, correspondence al 10 90
Y 80 trimeetre del ailo econ6mico, Gu
yo reparto ha sido aprobado por la
S4cretaIfa de Fl .oienda, en curse se
sirvan concnrrir a satisfacerlas en- la
ofiuina recaudadora, sta en- la planta
alta de la Aduana, evit9ndose las res
ponsabilidades en- que inourrir an des
pues del dia8 de Mario del C c)rriente.
Ponce, Is de Fsbrero de 1899
El Collector del Distrito R9oauda-
dor de Ponce, Luis r Vel zlu,z.
Horae de p8go: De all V dc & 4.
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AntoniO R0s de OIdno.

20 una tertulia.
Despue, de haber oantado muy bien
una sen ora una romanzs, dice un in
dividuo @ ede6n:
-lTiene un timbre de VOC exc uisitol
G9de6n Sc levanta, y dirigi6ndose q
la cantante, le dice:
--Ls feIioito a usted, sefiora, porque
esta usted admirablemente timbrada.
Lefdo en- un folletfn:
~Al fin Ell criado SO volvi6 furioso
contra ell hombre d quien hasta enton-
oes habfa obedecido nildemente, le
arroio al suelo y le di6 una tremenda
bofetada.
~Segdn se We, aquel infeliz, sujeto &
la desp6tica autoridad de gu amo, en-.
pezaba va a perderle ell respeto~
I'm fatuo emu nsraba sus lances amo-
rosos.
-Dias s-deofa tan buan
exito en- una tertulia, que hioe volver
la cabez, q todas las mujeres.
ST, del otro lado-le contesto uno
de los q1e le escuchabap.
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III NOtiCia 8
generates

Habla Ell vaiente general cubano 10
SO Miguel Gomez, denodado presti-
gioso en- las filas libertad oras, desde las
columnas de su periodico ella Nacion. 4,
clos espfritus mezquinos que no saben
sino propagar la division y los renco
res, cuaudo Sc aspira q union practica
y salvadOra, son remoras del progreso
y piedras que estorban en- ell camino la
narcha de la civilizacion; y cuando in
capaces de alcanzar ideas sc suben a la
tribuna de la prensa, como nulidades
que sc endiosan, no es luz 10 que sus
palabras esparcen, nj util su obra, sino
tinieblas trlstes nocivas accion que
demuele ell trabaio provechoso duras
penas realizado.,
Dice nuestro apreciable colcga de
Mayaguez Ell Lnp0rcjal
<Un colega radical de Ponce sc ad-
mira dc que en- el cerebro de lo Zslo haya
tan POGO numero de elegibles, poniendo
en- duda las cifras del Censo Official.
La Den,ocracia contesta victoriosamen-
tie con ell acta del Ayuntamiento de
aquella ciudad.>
Euestro querido amigo don jose do
Diego, Sc encuentra en- la Capital de
Puerto Rico.
Es completamente inexacto 10 del
viaje d Nueva York. Deseamos al ami
90 gratos dias en- la Capital del terruflo
amado.
Podemos asegurar los innumerables
amigos del sefior Muhoz Rivera, que
este no embarcara hasta ell dfa 10 del
corriente.
DeiamOs contestada en- estas lfneas,
las cartas que recibimos preguntando
nos por ell dia en- que Sc embarca dicho
amigo.
Dice un peri6dico de Guanabacoa,
Aver, q las dos, seghn anunciamos,
tom6 possession lie la Acadia Munich
pal, Mr.. Hayat, nombrado para ell des-
enlpefo de dicho cargo.
Segau Sc nos dice, ell Ayuntamiento
presento su dimision.
Anoche, serfan las diez media, la
policfa andaba persiguiendo cuatro de
sertores de preside que buscaban refru
gio en- oil sitio denominado <Rabo de la
Culebra.>
Como uno de ellos portaba, un puflal
y todos hacian frente al guardia Nor
berto Dulles, este sc VIC en- ell case de
deienderse hacienda varios disparos de
revolver, -uno de los cuales hirio en- la
cabeza al que manejaba ell puilal.
De csc modo pudo capturarse al
agresor, segun informes, a dos mas
de los profugos.
Manifesto ell guardia Norberto Qui-
"a que 81 no es porque Ell su auxilio Sc
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Ell denodado General Maximo q omez
ha sido expl6ndidamente recibido en- la
Habana. Las hijas de Cuba lie veto
reaban con caluroso entusiasmo = AFRO
jabaD cintas, palomas, flores con opor-
tunas inscripciones.
La Tesorerfa Central no quif,o al MI
tir la moneda provincial al tipo de
66 J, que es ell fjado por ell 6ener al
Henry. Esto ha llamado la atenclon
en- la Capital.
Por ell practicante nuestro am1go don
Victor Quifiones, han sido vacunadas en-
ell barrio de San Patricio ell 10 del CO.
rriente 311 personas.
En- la seccl6n correspondence publ
camos hoy una manifestation suscrlta
por varias persenas de esta ciud.ad, que
felicitan d paestro amigo ell senior Gra-
ham por sus d os caruas dirlgldat LA
DEMoCRA.CIA en- estos nltimos dlas.
Don Alfredo Amaldo Sevilla, nom
brado reciepte.miente Juez de La ms
tancia e instruction de Catedral, en- La
Capital, ha entrado en- ell eJerclelo oe
su car 90.
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n algunas existencias en- plaza.
RON

Glasses ordinarios de S22 35, los
125 galones para $50
Glasses finos de $50 a 65 los l25 ga
lones de $50
Ell Bolctin Semanal del Climate and
Crop service Of the Weather Bewean
nos participa 10 siguiente
La semana pasada ha side extraordi-
nariamente favorable para la molida de
cana, excepto en- ell corazon de la Isla,
donde ha habido mucha lluvia otros
trastornos admosfericos.
La verdadera causa de este 10 igno-
ramos por no tener exacto conocimien-
to aun del corazon de la Tsla. El ter
mino medic general para Ell aziiear esta
subiendo, asf como ell termino medic
actual para ell tabaco y Ell cafe va dc.
cayendo.
Todo indica mejora Immediate, pero
la estacion de sequfa put,de durar mas
de 10 ordinario.,
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COnapa11fu A1a0nina0 de la Less
EIech1c0 de Ponce. - Esta Admins
TRACTION Sc We en- ell case de lamar la
atencion de los senOres abOnados, res
pecto las condolences As. 55 de
la Tarifa que prescriben que ell ..pagO
de las Quotas mensuales Sc verificara
precisamente por adelantado, incu-
rriendo Ell ell corte de la luz aquellos
cOnSumidOres que dejasen de abOnar
sus Quotas dentro de los primeros 10
dias del mes. Este precepto, aunque
paloso, ha de cumpiirlo eXtrictamen-
tie esAa Administrator en- yirtud del
cual nCs.nuede COnceder plazOS para
ell pago, deniendo advertir, al prOpio
| tempo, que ui-a veZ preSentadO ell
recibO Y no satisfechO dentrO del ter
minO marcadO sc procedera al cOrte
| de que Sc trata.
| La Administration suplica a los
senOres abOnadOs partlcipen la mis-
ma cuando reSuelvan cesar en- ell usO
de la energia electrical a fin de evitar
perjuiclOs de una y otra parte, pOr
cuyO motive hace precente que, mlen
| tras no reciba ell OpOrtunO avlsO, Sc
| entendera que ell abOnO cOntlnua vi
| gente.
| Ponce, Febrero "a de lS99.-El Adj
lministrador Wenceslao Sifre Soler.
| 4-l5
Situationl wanted by a young man
speaking writing english spanish,
lFrench and German as interpreter; ha-
living had wide experience in Hotel,
office, provisions Dry Goods and lnsu-
rance wo"k, is also Typewriter.
Address office of &La DemOcrac1a~
calle Isabel.
Ponce, 25 de 1899. 90
| No podemos por menos de hacernos
eco de la fama que esta adqulrlendo
entire ell bello sexo del mundo entero
ell <Renedio Turco1 xAmazz Quevadoss
(marca reglstrada) por sus maravlllosas
propied ades en- la extinction completa y
en- pocos dfas, de todo aquel plgmentc
que tiende a alterar la pureza del rostrc
desaparecen con su uso las mas rebel
des pecas, manchas y todo 10 que afec
tar pudiera al cults.
Sc encuentra de venta en- las prlncl-
pales farmacias.
!. Pfdasc por mayor a G. Mulet Maya
giiez. Ponce, Enero IL de 1899:
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Fae destrufa la Liga al acabar con
NJ II Entr6 en inteligencia con ell
nc Navarro, que lie sucedio con ell
6bre de Enrique w, y juntos lban
Nar ell golpe deslcivo a los <ligueros;,
bero ei puhal de uu fraile dominica,
FJaoobo Clemente, puso fin a su exis
tencia.
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Damos nuestro distinguido amigo
Mr.. Miller, Jefe de las oficinas de Co
rreo de esta ciudad, nuestro pesame
mas sentido por motive de la muerte
de su senior padre, ocurrida en- los
Est ados Unidos.
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MIELEs

Cotlzamos: de 5 % 4 % los 1lO ga
lones por extremes de classes.
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cenciado en- Farmacia y doctor en- Me
dicina de la ciudad de Nueva- Y ork,
ofrece sus servicios en- la casa Mum.
de la calle del Sol, como oculista Y es-
pecialista en- las Intermediates de Ia
garganta del dido. Ponce, Fbro. 2G