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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-11-04
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
EG CASE ARGUED
before JUDGE ELMER.
Case-Decision Reserved In $25,OOO
Damage Suit-Only Two Claims Al
lowed In Smith BanlSi uptcy Case
city Court Cases.

I In the superior court yesterday morn
ing Judge Elmer listened to the detalls
.pf w. G. Edgerton's action against
lpohn III. Starin. The case has already
been described in detail. 1t came up
yesterday morning on d motion OF the
defendant that the plaintiff be requlr-
I'D to separate the complaint, inasniuch
AS it contained two cases of acton.
The complainant states that in 1873
Sle entered into joint contract OF part
hership with the defendant in respect
10 the transportation business and its
prosecution; that he was to have as
nis share 10 per cent of the net profits,
That the defendant was to pay the
plaintiff a salary of $4,000 a year for his
5ervices In 1896 the plaintiff says he
WAS ousted from the partnership and
has since not been given any per cent.
9f the profits; also that $4,000 remains
unpaid in the matter of salary.
Attorney Newton urged that the claim
ln partnership and the claim for sala-
Sy should be separated by line of dis
sinct de elimination Attorney Stod-
Hard opposed this view. To him the
complaint stated but one cause of &C
hon. Judge Elmer reserved decision.
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DEMURRER IN SPARE CASE.

LIN CI AMI A<ASII.
Ii Arguments in the demurrer entered
10y George E. Spare against the second
taefense and cross complaint of Marie
Az. Spare in the suit OF Spare VS.. Hold
son. were given in the superior court
yesterday morning. Judge Elmer re-
Aserved his decision. Mrs. Spare alleged
Ownership of the property and wished
mer husband foreclosed out. An in
Function was obtained by Spare to pre-
vent this being done and short time
ago, after a hearing, Judge Elmer re-
FUSED to dissolve it. The demurrer of
Yesterday morning followed. The de-
kanurrer is as follows
Plaintiff demurs to second defense
fand cross complaint iii the answer of
Marie w. Spare because:
1t does not appear that Marie Spare
NOW has any interest or claim upon the
z 1t does not appear That the plainein
as not able to pay said sum of $4,000, if
sinything be due on note.
IT does not appear that the said NJ.
sW. Spare has ever agreed to, or even
Expects to appropriate any of said piece
af real estate, or the value of the same
i'm payment of said sum of $4,000.
4 It does not appear that anything
fontained in said cross complaint en-
titles the said Marie W. Spare to the
,elief sought, or that it would in any
way benefit her
I If does not appear that the said NJ.
". Spare has any interest whatever at
he present time in any of the mat
Ners alleged in the second defense and
nross complaint as connected with the
s,iece of real estate described.
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MIR. STEINERT'S INTERESTING
CAREER

1.-THE "reminiscences of Mr.. Morris
Steinert," book which has been in
process of making since June, has gone
into the publishers hands &C. p. Put
MANS sons and will be ready for cir
cuation early in the new year. The
work of arranging and editing these in
teresting recollections of Mr.. Steinert
was given into the charge of Mrs II, M.
Marlin. From two to tours a day for
ten or twelve weeks have the collabora-
tors worked together
The book will be handsomely bound in
the Ancient Empire style and will be
illustrated the authors rare collection
of antique instruments to appear in the
list The fact that this valuable group
of instruments will be given to Yale
university one day will make the book
of more than passing interest, and its
circulation will be bound by no local
ity.
A large number have been solicited
by individuals in New York and Boston,
where Mr.. Steinert is almost as well
known as in New Haven.
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SMITH BANKRUPTCY CASE.

Henry G. Newton, referee in bank
ruptcy, has rendered his decision adj
hitting two of the notes held against
the estate of Emerson r. Smith, the
shoe dealer. One of the notes is for
$500 and is held by w. o. Staples, and
the other is also for $500 held by M. A.
Bruce. The referee finds that both are
valid and admitted the claims in spite
of the objections of counsel for the
creditors of Smith.
The note for $1,000 held by Smiths
wife, and the claim for back pay pre-
sented by the son of the petitioner,
We're not allowed. Counsel were in
structed by the referee to submit briefs
on these points. The case will come
before the referee again on November
10 when the hearing on the application
for discharge will take place.
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OYSTERS DAMAGED.
Natural Beds OFF Stratford Covered
With Sand

Natural Beds OFF Stratford Covered
With Sand.
The recent storms in the sound have
done slight damage to the natural oys-
ter beds, especially to those off STRAIT
ford and Fairfield. The damage was
caused by the southwest gales stirring
up considerable agitation on the bottom
and burying the oyster stock under the
sand. The damage is only temporary,
however, as in the spring the sand is
washed away again.
Each year the first heavy storm
causes the sand to somewhat cover the
oysters In the natural beds, but they are
only buried temporarily Mr.. Rove said
last night that the local beds We're not
affected by the storms and that this
years crop has never been equalled,
both as to the size of the oysters and
their quality.
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City c0IrRT CASES

Il Lawrence Cavanaugh was charged
with support and he was ordered
10 pay his wife 81 a week or go to Jail
Nor sixty days.
a Solomon Boice, arrested Thursday
hight by Detective Donnelly, charged
with theft of bicycle from Salvatore
Leone of II Silver street, was in court
and was fined 81 and costs.
I George johnson was charged with
breach of the peace against his wife
and was sentenced to thirty days in
Bail.
William Brown, charged with breach
bf the peace against Sarah Malkan of
SS York street, was in court and the
3case was continued until to-day as
Mrs Malkan was not able to be in
hOurt.
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UNIVERSITY SPECIAL.

The special train under the manage
ment of the Yale University club will
leave New Haven Friday, November
II, as a special eection of the train
leaving at 242 for Boston and arriving
there at D. m. The train will leave
Boston Saturday night at some time
near midnight, The exact time will be
announced later. Those holding tickets
for this train will be allowed to sleep
in ii Friday night. The train will be
sdetracked in the Boston station.
Tickets for the round trip will cost $3.50.
The train is not reserved for MEM
bers of the club but is open to the
Academic junior and senior and the
Sheffield senior classes. All those hold
ing tickets on this train can have seats
reserved for them in the cheering sec
ton upon application. All applications
must be accompanied by full amount
and should be sent to Z. A. Howell,
1900, before Wednesday, November s.
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CHRISTMAS TRIP.

Announcement of the Itinerary of the
Annual Tour of the Yale Musical
Club
The management of the Yale univer-
sity Glee and Banjo club association
announces the following itinerary of
the Christmas trip of the clubs:
Buffalo, December 81; Rochester De-
cember %; Detroit, December 2S: Chi
cago December 24-25; Minneapolis, De-
cember rs; St Paul, December 81 St.
Louis December 20; Cincinnati, Decem-
Der 30-31; Columbus, January /; Har-
risburg, January 3; Washington, jan
uary 4: Philadelphia, January 5; Brook
Ign, January 6.
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YALE SIX SHOOTER CLUB.

This afternoon at o'clock the Six
Shooter club will hold preliminary
shoot open to all members of the uni
versitv The purpose of this shoot is
to enable the management of the club
to judge, in some measure, of the ma
terial that they will have to count upon
later in the year. 1t is therefore very
important that all those who hope to
take part in this branch of sport should
be on hand. There will be no entrance
fee charged and all that is necessary
for those wishing to compete is that
they put in appearance at the proper
time and place. The shoot will be held
at the Westville state range.
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JOHN L CIIMMINS

The remains of John T. Cummns,
one Of the oldest Odd Fellows in this
city, who died in Brooklyn Wednesday,
We're brought here for interment yes
terday afternoon. The funeral services
We're In charge of Harmonic lodge, of
which the deceased became a member
in April, 1874. Mr.. Cummins was a
harness maker by trade, and for over
a generation was established in a store
on Orange street. He removed to
Brooklyn some time ago, where his
death occurred
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NEWS FROM The CHURCHES
FEATURES OF THERELIGIOUS SER
VICES TOMORROW
Opening of the Y. Nj. G. A. Sunday Mass
Meeting Services for the SeasOn-Mr.
MackriIIe at the Y. nj. G. A. Rev. Mr..
Dickermnn Oh the Object of Church
Federatiom-Other Notes.

The opening meeting for men of the
Y. M. c. A. takes place at the Hyperion
Irvine; subject, THE Man Who Had
to Bend" The soloists will be George
Dewey of Yale university, and Miss
Frances Heath. The orchestra Is I'M
der the direction of Prof. Henry G..
Nichols. Charles II. Mann, the musical
director, will lead the congregation in
singing. Week of prayer for young
men begins Monday, November 6, at 8
p. M, in the association parlors.
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AT THE QU1NNIPIACK CLUB.

Ex-Lieutenant Governor Dewell to
Speak Tonight.
In the assembly room of the QUINN
pack club at $3.50 o clock this evening
Hon James d. Dewell will give his per-
sonal observations of Porto Rico, illus
trated by stereopticon views. A very
and timely talk is sure to be
heard, as Mr.. Dewell is a traveller of
much experience and an acute observer.
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SERIOUS CHARGES MADE.

William SteffenS, a cigarmaker, who
Boards at 21S State street, and is sim
Fle man, was arrested yesterday after
boon by Patroman STREET of the How
srd avenue station. on the charge of
Drunkenness and two charges of breach
BIZ the peace committed Thursday af
ernoon. The police have been hunting
Tor Steffens since Thursday night, when
complaint was made at the precinct
hat he was assauting little girls in the
Ficinity of Oak and Factory streets.
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CASES NEXT WEEK.

Judge Elmer yesterday morning as
signed the following cases for trial next
week: Tuesday, Boucher VS.. the Fair
Haven and Westville Railroad COM
pany, Ga hearing to the court in dam
ages, on defaults Wednesday, Griffin
VS.. the city of New Haven, Ga hearing
in damages), and Murphy VS.. the Der
by Street Railway company, Ca hear
ing in damages) Thursday, Morris VS..
the Winchester Repeating Arms COM
pany, Clearing to the court in dam
ages, after demurrer overruled)
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TO PLAY AT WATERBURY.

Hillhouse VS., Waterbury High School
This Afternoon
The Hillhouse eleven will play the
Waterbury high school team on Ath-
letic field in Waterbury at o'clock this
afternoon. The game is one of the
championship series in the race for the
Yale cup. After Hillhouse's fine victory
over Meriden last Saturday little doubt
remains of her success in to-day's game.
Should she win she will play New Brit
ain, which defeated Hartford on Thurs
day. This latter contest will be the de-
Gliding one of the interscholastic foot
ball season.
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THE DEATH OF PAUL VENT

Coroner Mix has investigated the
death of Paul Vendrick, the five-year-
old son of Robert Vendrick, who fell
three stories through an air shaft in
Paul Beetz's house, 1854 Grand avenue.
on Wednesday evening. He finds that
the opening to the shaft was left I'M
protected. The little boy climbed up on
box to reach a package of crackers
and fell into the shaft Coroner Mix
will recommend in his report that the
entrance to the shaft should be protect
ed by placing wooden Stats across it.
No further action will be taken.
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CONNECTICUT PROBATE ASSEM-
BTY

The regular meeting of the assembly
will be held at the capitol. in Hartford
on Wednesday, November 8, at 1920 a.
m. For discussion at the meeting the
following questions will be presented:
First-How should chooses in action
in suspense be inventoried, where state
and federal tax is likely to apply?
Second-Ought marriage to affect the
rights of woman to manage, control
or dispose of her estate, as if she were
feme-sole?
Martin H. Smith is president of the
association and Joseph B. Banning of
Deep River is secretary
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JUDGE ELMER RESERVES DECI-
SION

Judge Elmer reserved decision on
the demurre of William Hughes, de-
PENDANT in the suit for $4,000 damages
brought by the husband of Mrs. Mar
garet Muholland. The latter is now
confined in the MiddletoWn asylum suf-
fering from nervous shock of an acct
dent on April 10 last, at the corner of
Chapel and Orange streets when the
defendant While a bicycle collided with
her
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HYG1ENIC PHYSICAL TRAINING.

III YGlENlC FL YSlCAL TRAINING Ii.
Among the passengers on the steamer
Marquette to-day will be Miss Adelaide
Morse of this city and her cousin, Miss
Marie Wilson of Chicago, Miss Morse's
ideas on aesthetic and hygienic physical
training have been very favorably re-
ceived in Paris, where she has many
private pupils, among them distinguish
ed women of various nationalities. She
has given lectures al the Institut La
MARITIME, 107 Avenue Henri Martin, and
at Miss Acly's American school, Ave-
nue. Sena. She has classes at the In
stitut Lamartine, which was founded
by Nine. Paque Mel and is under the
direction of Madame La Comtesse de
Zethonne dAuverque, and is associated
with Mr.. Davrikuy and Mile Renu du
Mini of the Coincide Franchise NJ
Hasselmans of the Conservative, Nine.
Huillard, Benjamin. Constant, Mary
SumeINiile and others We'll known In the
world of art and letters.
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TO WINTER IN CUBA.

The Hon. Samuel Sherman and wife
of Brookfield will leave next week and
go direct to Cuba, where they will
spend the winter OF course 1t will be
greatly enjoyed by Mrs. Sherman, as it
is her native land and she has many
relatives there. Mrs. Sherman has been
there a number of times and much en-
Joys the country. Mrs. Sherman will
take her wards with her.
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SIX CONNECTICUT MEMBERS.

Webbing Companies In This State In
Newly Organized Concern.
Six Connecticut webbing concerns are
to join the newly organized webbing
trust, according to the Boston Tran
script. These are the New Haven Web
company, the Ansona o. & C. Co, the
Connecticut Web company of Bridge
port, the American mills of Waterbury
Bridgeport Elastic Web company of
Bridgeport, and j. H. Buckley g. Sons
Of Norwalk.
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AT TRINITY M E. CHURCH.

AT the Trinity Methodist Episcopal
church DR.. Gilbert will preach at both
services. The service for the day: A..
m, sacrament of the Lords Supper.
Reception of members. Communion
address. Anthem, Prayer" Chadwick
offertory. my Redeemer and My
Lord" Evening sermon, 1.-THE Perils
of Backslidlng:" anthem, "Jubilate;"
anthem, Fast Falls the Sun" Buck;
offertory, 80 Gladstone Light" Buck.
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AT ST PAUIlS.

Twenty Sunday after Trinity,
litany and holy communion, $3.50 a, m.
Morning prayer sermon and holy COM
munion at 1890 a. m.
Professional, 1893.
TIE Deum in b fiat and Benedictus in
D.... -. -. -. Stainer
Hymn 642.
Hymn 1874.
Anthem-"Come Unto Me" est. Matt.
XII, 28-30.. =. ...............Co uldey
Recessional ALI.
Evening prayer and sermon 1880 p m,
Professional $50.
Magnificent and Nunc Dimittis in F. fiat
..,.. -. -. .........,........S talner
Hymn 1906.
Anthem-"The Sun Shall be no More
Thy Light. Rev. Fl. H. Woodward
Recessional 39S.
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THE CITY MISSIONS.

The peoples service tomorrow even
ing at the City Mission hall, Court and
State streets. will be conducted by the
Christian Endeavor society of the
Dwight Place church, w. f. Fenno,
jr, will lead the singing with the cornet
and also give cornet solo Other Sun
day services at 8 o'clock a. m. ana at
o'clock and A o'clock D. m. The Sun
day school of the Italian mission is held
at 1890 a. m. and there is preaching
in Italian at o'clock p. m. Meetings
also at the Mission hall every evening
of the week. Mems club on Wednesday
evenings. Kings Daughters on Friday
evenings Mission Rescue band on
Saturday evenings, with hot coffee
lunch. Additional evening work, Girls
Brigade on Mondays, Boys Brigade on
Tuesdays; Girls club on Thursdays.
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HEARING POSTPONED.

The application of the New Haven
trust company for an order of the
hyperion court calling in the subscrip-
ions to the capital stock of the Con-
secticut Life Insurance company was
In the short calendar before Judge Ell
her yesterday morning, but was post
joned for week.
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BRIDGEPORT MAN ARRESTED.

\ Ira E. Abel, sixty-flve years of age
4 nd with an air of responsibility, was
srrested at noon yesterday at the Hotel
s1arde and locked up at the central sta
ion upon a charge of forgery. Abell's
rest was made by Patrolmen Ben
Jackson and Watrous and was in con-
Ieuuence of a complaint made by Land
BIRD Garde, who discovered that he had
been swindled by means of check
hat he cashed.
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r r Y NJ. C. A.

John Macrille, auditor of freight re-
ceipts for the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad, will speak
on Glad Tidings" at the meeting Sun
day at 1880 This service is for all
railroad men and their families. Come
with friends.
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GEORGE w. HARTMANN

George W., the four-year-ol son of
John and Annie Hartmann, died yester-
day morning of membraneous Group
after short illness. The funeral will
be held from the residence of his par
ents this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock, and
because of the nature of the disease the
burial will be private.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

The pastor, Addison Moore, will
preach both morning and evening at
the services in Republican hall, corner
of Temple and Crown streets. In the
evening the choir will render a praise
service consisting Of the following Sc
lections;
1.-The Day is Gently Sinking to a Close"
..... -. Sc. ...,,............G1 lchriSt
Sing Alleluia Forth. .......... Buck
THE Beautitudee' -. ...Chadwick
Saviour When Night Involves the
Skies" b. =. :. ............ 80. Shelley
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THE COLLEGE PULPIT.

The following is corrected and COM
plete list of the preachers who will be
heard in Battell chapel for the rest of
the fall term:
November 5-Rev Prof. James S.
Riggs of Auburn. N. Y.
November Prev. Chauncey w,
Goodrich sc, of Orange, N, j.
November 19-Rev. President George
Harris of Amherst college
November 26-Rev. Edward NJ. Chap
man "a of Worcester, Mase.
December 3-Rev. ]. H. Twichell so
of Hartford
December 10-Rev. Philip S. Moxour
Of Springfield, Mass.
December frey. George Fl. Gordon
of Boston, Mass.
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DIR. BRENNAN'S APPOINTMENT.
DIR. Ambrose X. Brennan of this city
has been appointed medical examiner
for the Order of the Iroquois. Dr. Bren-
nan is member of Mohegan lodge No.
80 of this city, the only lodge of the or
der in Connecticut. The lodge was in
stituted on March 81 of this year. and
has already number of prominent
business men on its roll of membership.
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Director Troup, Alderman Chilling
worth, and a number of other New Ha-
ven city officials were in Hartford yes
terday inspecting asphalt pavements
and enjoying the hospitality of the
Hartford Paving company.
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derful Name" 1t was on this subject
that the elder preached at one of the
recent sessions of the New York East
conference, to the great enjoyment
and profit of a congregation that taxed
to the utmost the seating capacity of
the church.
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LEAVES THE EVENING POST.

Live in This City.

Live in This City.
E. L. Godkin of the New York Even
ing Post has severed active connection
with that paper, but will continue to be
an occasional editorial contributor.
1t has been rumored that Mr.. Godkin
had intended taking up his residence
in New Haven, but the story was Off
cialIy denied yesterday. Mr. Godkin
has considerable property in this city
ana his late purchase OF land in New
Haven probably led to the story that
he would live here after he resigned his
position on the Post
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COUNTRY CLUB RECEPTION
To Be Held From to s This After.

To Be Held From to This After
noon
The opening reception, which is in
reality a housewarming of the New
Haven Country club, will take place
this afternoon from 8 to 5. Should the
weather prove stormy it will be post
poned until Wednesday.
The reception will be quite social
event, as number of prominent So
ciety misses will pour tea, while the
matrons receive. Those who will pre-
side over the tea table are the Misses
Eliza Hotchkiss, Whitney, Catherine
Trowbridge and Edith Woolsey The
receiving committee is composed Of
Mrs. Henry S. Hotchkiss, Mrs Arthur
r. Hadley, Mrs Steven Whitney. Mrs
Eli Whitney, Mrs. Dexter and Mrs.
Fem.
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MRS. MICHAEL MEA1IA.

Mrs. Michael Mealia died at her res
idence, 533 East street, yesterday morn
ing, The deceased leaves three daugh-
ters, Misses Agnes and Hannah Mealia
and Mrs. Thomas Turhert.
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COMPANY WISHES TO DISSOLVE.

Judge Elmer of the superior court
$ranted an order yesterday morning
living the creditors of the Ferro-Pep-
] ne company a local patent medicine
oncern. sixty days in which to present
heir claims preparatory to going into
dissolution. The company represents
hat it has no liabilities and wants to
lie a natural death.
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A FORECLOSURE GRANTED.

Judge Hubbard has granted a fore
llosure in favor of Lucy E. Fowler
gainst Julius A. Thrall of Walling-
ord for $442.0S on Wallingford proper
~, setting the first Tuesday in Decem-
Ter as the limit of redemption. This Is
he fifth mortgage on the property.