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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-05

BENTON FOLDING BOX COMPANY
MATTER

A meeting of the board of arbitration
In the matter of Frederick H Benton
Of this city VS.. the National Folding
Box company was held In the referees
room in the county court building yes
terday forenoon 1t was the third meet
ing of the board In this well known case
since It was determined to settle the
differences between the box company
and It's former treasurer and general
manager, If possible, in this way.
All of the five members of the board
We're present including two from Hart
ford, the same number from New York
and one from this city. Attorney
James H. Webb appeared for the box
company and Judge Henry Stoddard for
Benton.
The question came up as to whether
Marc S. Chapman, who is receiver of
the Hartford Manila company, which is
one of the box company's plants, and
who is also one of the arbitrators, was
eligible as an arbitrator In consequence
of such receivership. 1t was decided to
refer the matter to Judge Roraback,
who appointed Mr.. Chapman to the re-
ownership.
Adjournment was taken to October %.
Some difficulty addends the bringing
about the meetings Of the arbitrator in
consequences of their living such dis
tances apart
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YALE MEDICAL SCHOOL OPENS.
Forty-Five New Students Enrolled
CHANCES in Faculty.


Changes in Faculty.
The Yale medical school began its
eighty-eighth annual session yesterday
morning with registration Of the enter
ing class. About forty-five members
will begin the first years work, making
the total enrolment Of this department
125. The exact figures will not be OBJ
tainable for several days.
Dr. Ramsey, late OF Johns Hopkins,
has assumed the chair of obstetrics and
gynecology, and DR.. Charles J. Bart
lett has assumed the chair of pathology,
made vacant by the resignation of DR..
Moses C. White, professor emeritus.
The faculty of the medical school
has been greatly strengthened by Pro-
fessor r. H. Chittenden's accepting the
position as head Of the department of
physiology. Professor Chittenden is at
present director of the Sheffield Scien-
tiflc school and professor of physiolog1-
cal chemistry. His present assistant,
Dr. Y. Henderson, will also be his as
sistant in the Medical school.
Professor Chittenden will hereafter be
head of the entire department Of ply
siology in the medical school and will
give lectures in the courses. This ap-
pointment, however will not in any
way change his relationship to the Sci
enitfls school
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DECISION RENDERED.

Judge w. X Townsend In the United
States district court, sitting In this city,
Wednesday passed a final decree In the
suit of the Waterbury Clock company
against the Bridgeport Steamboat COM
pany, confirming his opinion rendered
on July IS, with Judgment for the de-
fendant with costs. The Waterbury
company sued to recover the value of
merchandise, watches, clocks, etc.
which was burned on the Nutmeg State
in Long Island sound while on the way
to New York The company alleged
negligence on the part of the steamboat
company In that the freight was deliv-
cred to the company two days previous
to the sailing on the fatal trip and that
therefore 1t should not have been on the
steamboat when she was burned.
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cJTy rOIIRT SEES.

Grace Phillips, or Barrows. known to
the police by either name, was In the
city court yesterday morning on the
charge of drunkenness, but her case was
continued until Monday, as It Is thought
that she might be implicated In the loss
of some money.
The case of Frederick Parillo was con-
tlnued until Tuesday. He is up to an
swer to a charge of breach of the peace
and drunkenness.
william Carroll, who brutally beat his
wife while in drunken frenzy Wednes-
day, promised to keep away from the
demon rum and his case was continued
until October 81 nisi.
Frederick e. Goldsmith and Kittie
Fields were charged with keeping a
disorderly house on Crescent street and
their cases were continued until this
morning.
Agnes Mill was arraigned on an In
dustrial school complaint because OF her
truancy The case was continued until
November /, nisi
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TWO pOYS COMMITTED.

James Chandler, thirteen years old,
was taken to the reform school yester-
day afternoon by Court officer jack
son. Chandler was arrested by Special
Constable Beehler yesterday morning
while in the act of stealing bread from
stores when bakers teams were leaving
1t. The Howard avenue police have had
a warrant for Chandler for some time,
and when he was brought in yesterday
he was served with the reform school
complaint, and was Immediately COM
mitted.
James Wade, another lnveterate tru-
ant, was also committed to the reform
school and was taken to Meriden at the
same time.
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AT TRINITY M. e. CHURCH.

Ladies Social Union Holds Annual Fes-
tival To-Day.
At the Trinity M. e. church parlors
this afternoon the Ladies' Social union
will hold its annual homemade pie and
cake sale from until s. The union has
assumed financial obligations during
the summer in making extensive re-
pairs and improvements in the parlors,
and a money-making event OF some
kind will be given each month during
the winter. These cake sales are al
ways we'll patronized.
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TAXPAYERS

Are hereby notified that the Board of As
SCISSORS of the City Of New Haven will be
In session at Room No. 8, City Hall, daily,
from a. m. until p. m, from October
list, 1900, until November list, 1900, inclu
sive, Sundays excepted, for the purpose Of
receiving lists of all persons owning prop
erty (real or personaD subject to taxation.
II any resident taxpayer neglects or re-
fuses to hand in list made and sworn to,
as prescribed by law, sickness or absence
from the city being no excused the Assess
ors must make out list, and add thereto
10 per eentgm as required BY Ia 1aw
of in swearing to list, nor can the husband
swear to list Of property of which the wife
is sole owner. nor contrariwise the wife
for the husband.
Each parcel of real estate must be sepa-
rately described.
EDWARD f. MERRILL.
OSCAR +. IVES,
CHARLES A. BALDWIN,
JOHN j. HOGAN,
TIMOTHY +. CALLAHAN,
s25 GOT Board of Assessors.
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Notice to Contractors.
Proposals for Blackboards. School Desks,
and Clocks for the Worthington
Hooker School.

Proposals for Blackboards. School Desks,
and Clocks for the Worthington
Hooker School.
Office Board of Education,
Fl Center Street,
New Haven, Conn, Oct. 2, 1900.
Sealed proposals Will be received at the
office Of the Board Of Education, 81 Center
street, New Havsn, Conn, until Friday,
October 18th, 1900 at eight o'clock p. m, t
which time they will be opened by the
Board Of Education In public meeting, for
Blackboards, School Desks, and Clocks Re.
CURED in the completion and finishing Of
the Worthington Hooker school building on
the southwest corner Of Gamer and Liv-
ingston streets, in this city.
Bids will only be received for each trade
separately, as described by the specifica-
lions.
Copies of specifications and forms Of
proposals may be obtained at the office
Of the Board OF Education, q Cen
fer street, New Haven. Connecticut.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids or to waive any de-
fects in same If it be deemed to the inter-
est Of the District so to do.
G. T. HEWLETT,
% 3t Clerk Of the Board Of Education.
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IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
BEERS CASE Still RUNNING IN
SUPERIOR COURT.
Ciinino Pleads Guilty-Sweetman Held
for Assault--Common Plens short
Caiendar-suits for ForecIo sure city
Court Cases.

for Assault-Commom Pleus short
Court Cases.
The Beers tax appeal case in the SUI
perior court ran on again yesterday,
taking much of the courts time. Dur
ing it's progress 1t was suggested by
Attorney Russell, counsel for the city,
that the procedure followed in the Beers
case In relation to the introduction of
evidence as to the question of the adop-
ton OF rule" as basis for all as
sessments made by the board of asses
sors be followed in the other assessment
appeal cases.
1t having been testified to by the as
SCISSORS that their "rule" In 1899 was to
assess two-thirds the value, and in 1900
the full value, 1t was thought a waste
of time to go through this matter In
every trial, as was done in the Beers
case.
Judge Robinson refused to adopt this
idea unless all other counsel Interested
in the other 143 cases agreed to 1t. 1t
is by no means likely that they will
agree.
All the witnesses yesterday testified
for the city, and the testimony was of
a character to show that the assessors
had assessed the property correctly and
that values along Church street were
advancing. Among them was Robert
E. Merwin, who said among other
things that the gross income of the
Hoadley building, which is near the
Beers property, was $4,000 year, or
about two and one-half per cent, and
that there were five or six vacancies In
It, He stated that the winchester on
Orange street cose 100000 and he was
understood to say that there was no
way to increase the income of the Beers
property. M .a..1.a
Other witnesses were Willis f. Miller,
Assessor Fitzsimmons, James e. Clark,
William H. Moore, Oscar Ives, Trustee
Dickerman, Assessor Merrill and John
T. Sloan.
The next case--the appeal on the Ell
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CHFSTNUTS.

4 few VI the stores and fruit stands
have chestnuts for sale the first of the
season. They sell for five cents half
pint and are bought In New York at
from 81 to S. a bushel. Soon the frosts
will bring into market plenty OF these
nuts. and the woods are already full of
small boys
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lott house property--will be continued
fb-1nNr
PLEADED Gr11LTy TO BIGAMY.

PLEADED GUILTY TO BIGAMY,
Antonio Cimina, an Italian OF this
city, forty years, pleaded guilty to the
charge of bigamy In the criminal SIDE
of the superior court yesterday morn
Ing He pleaded not guilty on Tuesday
but on the advice Of his counsel, Attor-
ney e. j. Maher, he changed the plea.
Judge Ralph Wheeler fined him 81 ana
sent him to state prison for year. Ihe
convincted man has q wife in Italy ana
another In this country.
John Lauda changed his plea OF not
guilty to guilty on the charge against
him of robbing Charles B. Allen OF Der
by, underwear manufacturer. He went
to the county jail for one year, He stole
goods from the factory.
John Nolan, charged with being
tramp, had his case nolled by state AT
torney Williams.
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FORECLOSURE IN wEsTv1LLE.

Judge Bishop has rendered judgment
of foreclosure in the case of w. D. judi
son of this city against Henry O. Coon
and the heirs Of Lillian c. Coon The
defendants are ordered to redeem the
property in question, which is located
on Austin street, Westville, before the
first Monday in November. The mort
gage Is for $3.50. Emma Thistle of Dam
vile, ILL.,, Is summoned as defendant as
she has a mortgage on the same prop
erty.
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HELD FOR ASSAULT.

Fidelis Sweetman of City Point was
bound over to the superior court yes
terday morning by Judge Bishop on
four charges of indecent assault brought
by some little girls who live IN the CITY
Point neighborhood. Sweetman was ar
rested on a warrant which had been out
for him since June, when one of the or
lenses was committed.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-05
SITJT FOR 5000.

An attachment was served yesterday
by Deputy Sheriff Higgins and property
on Olive street was attached. The suit
is for $500, and was brought by John
C. Hollister and Burton Mansfield,
trustees of the estate Of Sarah M. Arm
strong.
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LIREI FILED ON A SCHOONER.

Elisha NJ Trim, Percy Wardwell, Jo-
seph Gleacia, Charles c. Cooper and
John r. Brown have filed In the United
States district court a libel on the
schooner Leora II. Thurlow. Trim Is
the master of the schooner Isaac Orb
ton and the others are seamen on the
same vessel 1t Is alleged that the
Thurlow ran down the other schooner
off New London harbor and the libel
lants claim damages. The lbellad
schooner Is In port at New London ana
the owners have agreed to appear in
court and defend their case without the
schooner being attached.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-05
IN ST. JOSEPH'S CHURCH.

A Mission to Open There Next Sun
day.
A mission will open at st. Joseph's
church next Sunday Rev. Father Daily
is pastor of this church, and has decid-
ed TO hold this mission of a week for
the men of the parish only. The mis-
sion will be conducted by the diocesan
missionaries. 1t will be conducted by
the Rev. P. H. MCLEAN and Rev. Faith
ers F'lannery, Clancy and Downes.
A fair will be opened on November II.
to continue eight days, for the benefit
of the church.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-05
LIFE SENTENCE IMPOSED.

John Lembcrt, who was found guilty
of sodomy by jury in the superior
here Wednesday, was yesterday
by Judge Ralph Wheeler to
spend the remainder of his life In state
prison. Lembert's victim was a small
boy from Bridgeport. Lembert is about
twenty-five years old.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-05
GIFT TO DIVINITY SCHOOL.
DR.. Duffie Presents His Library to
Berkeley Divinity School

Middletown, Oct. At was announc-
ed to-day that the library Of the late
Rev. c. r. Duffie, D. D., Of New York
city, has been given to Berkeley divin.
ity school. The library contains many
valuable works, many of which belong
ed OF DIR. Duties father. who was also
clergyman. AT one time DR.. Duf1le
was chaplain of Columbia college.
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MORTGAGE FORECLOsED.

Foreclosure proceedings were hled
yesterday morning in the Office Of the
town clerk by Sarah M. Burnett vs. VIII
liam II. Denny and Emily Ives Denny
ct al to foreclose a mortgage of $4,000
The note bears the date Of October 20,
1896 The property Is on Ferry street
In the annex, now known as Fatrmont
avenue
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TAKEN ILL.
Fell from His Wagon.

Peter Connolly, aged thirty-eight, a
plumber, while driving on Dewitt
street yesterday afternoon, was at
tackled with vertigo and fell from his
wagon, cutting his head quite severely.
He was taken to the home of his moth
er in the police ambulance.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-05

This question arises In the family every
day- Let us answer it to-day. Try Jell-6
q delicious and healthful dessert. Pre-
pared in two minutes. No boiling! nc bak.
ing! simply add boiling water and set to
and Strawberry. Get package at your
grocer's.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-05

"My Heart was Humping my Life out"
Is the way Mrs. r. H. Wright Of Brock
vile, Ont. describes her sufferings from
smothering tluttering and palpitation. Az
ter trying many remedies without benefit,
six bottles Of DR.. Agnew's Cure for the
Heart restored her to perfect health. The
first dose gave almost instant relief, and In
d day suffering ceased altogether. Sold by
w. II. Hull, Il. Hewitt & Coo.
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WANT sroR 10 STAY.

Stamford, Oct. A meeting OF the
Baptist church last night requested
the Rev, George Braker to reconsider
his resignation Mr.. Brakel has not yet
decided.
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TurRTy VOTERS MADE.

Many voters are being made In the Of
flee of the United States court. During
the last three days thirty petitioners re-
ceived their papers.
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stops the Cough

Laxative Bromo- Quinine Tablets cure cold
in one day. No Cure, No Pay. Price % cents.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1900-12-06
ALFONSO KARs

nos hubiera arrojado una tempesta una isla
desierta y desconocida.
que linda es esta casa!-dijo Elena
-Si-contest6 Mauricio,-es muy bonita;
que bien estariamos eneerrados on ella nos
otros dos solosl
-Senor-dijo el jardinero que los buseaba,
mo pueden ustedes estar mas tempo aqui,
porque los sefiores acaban de llegar por
otra parte, va es de noche. 9
Mauricio fue despertando penosamente del
deIicioso suefo que estaba entregado hacia
aIgunos instances di6 un moneda de plata al
jardinero SO leyant6 nevando del brazo
Elena. AL ir apasar Ell puente Sc yolvi6 para
gozar otra vez de aquel espeotaeulo.
La luna, que subia por encima de los tilos
argentaba el arroyo y alumbraba el prado, en-
tanto que debajo de los arboles la noche era
profunda
Vio como dos sombras, dos yestidos blaneos
desaparecer entire los castaios, diio para 81;
-Estas son acknowledgements las duenas De
Ia casa. Que feIces son, puesto que pueden
quedarse aqui para difTutar esta Hache deIicio
sal
Con hondo Tesar ssli6 del jaTdin, cuando
Ia yerja chill6 sobre sus goznes sc cerr6
strepitosamente, yolyi6 8 deeiF
--sQue felices son, puesto que pneden dis
trutaEde esta noehe deliciosal
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Una faCtOria de azdCar de 5O,OOOtOneladas
Equipada con evaporadoras "LIE1IE".

La factOra que esta cOnstuyendO a de Maui a
wan Commercial Sugar Company tenda apacidad de $4,000 tone.
adas de azdca a Para @ azuea Sc ha eco un eddo De
dos Avaporadoa LILLE de uad efctO dbndo cada
pacdaG $4,000 gaone guaraO concentrate por h0ras Oos
Os de LIE triples cuadups efecOs de 100000 galones ara
hacen total capadad Multiple eCo LILLE, pedO este ano
las as Hawaii de 100000 gones guaapo concentrate
da "A hOras.
Ess 0paatos rccnpa9as ocho de los cos mtubaaes Uet
Standard capaCdad ha do sperada p respeas fab
cas- dOnde encOntraban
r A. MaCfIe,
UNICO AGENTE EN- ESTA IS1-A.
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En- una hermosa tarde salio Mauricio con
Elena para que respirara el aire de los campos
pues hacia mucho tempo que la pobre no yeia
mas que las euatros paredes de su casa Mau-
rieio hallaba siembre algdn pretexto para no
levarla consigo. Sin embargo era tan visi
bic, que cada mirada que dirigiese un tran.
seuute ella a 81, 10 pareeia nm insulto, la
coacci6n que el mismo 80 imponia para no
armar disputas injustas ridioulas le ponian
en- an estado de exasperaei6n de que apenas
podian sacarle las dulces caricias de Elena.
Era entonces 81 otono, Ia tarde del aflo,
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NATURALEzA PERFECTA'

Enviado Gratuitamente Por Corree
BajO Cubierta Cerfada. @
Hsdcamsnte prepsrado baio Ia direction per-
sonaI dc uno de los mas afsmsdos especiailsfas
Amsrieanos en- eI tratamiento dc las snfer-
msdadss del sistsnsa nsrviOEo.
Cualquisr persona que este sufriendo de en-
fsrmsdadss nsrviosas, dsbsrA eScribir inmsdia-
tamsnss & Ia State Remedy Co., de la Ciudaa
New York, J sosptRr 81 ofsrn de un trata-
mAhto prusba, librs de gsstos.
A fin Do soooar este maravilloso tratartisnts
On manos do ipda persona que sstS sufrisnds
Ia sgonia mental hsica que oauss Ia dSbilidad
sexual. La State Remedy Co. ha dscidido snviar
un tratamisnto grasuito como snsayo todo si
que ssoribs snssguida pidisndols. El remsdio
90 snvado por corrs0 bai 10 una cubierta ssnoills,
ssrrada J ssllsda; asi ss que no hay tenor
alguno Do publicldsd, nj al recibiro nj al usaro.
Tomass Ia msiicina en- privado con psrfseta
ssgurdad, 80 gsrsnGza una Curaci6n ssgura.
La Vitslidad susls absndonsr al hombrs sin qua
este 10 spsrciba do clio. No importa DUAL hays
sdo 10 sauss del nal, bisn hayan sldo abuses
prsDasoros, s1csso de trabajo mental, msis-
dada osasionadas por los negocios, los rssulta-
dos son sismprs los rnismos psrdda premature
dc rgor y de rnsmoria, smisionss invountsrias,
impotsneia, varieoesls, parties sxtsnuadas.
hets rsrnsdio sspsciisco 10 curarA en- cuslquisr
psriods On que 30 encusntrs la snfsrmedad.
antss que dS por rssultado Ia spilspsia, con sus
sonsscusneias Do eonsuncion locura.
FL rsmsdio assta drsctsments en- q site
srigen del NAL. no imports sl tempo que este
ksya durado, : sl pacisnts nota los bsnefcios
dssds sl primer dia del tratamiento. En-
sinso das, los remedies. que han sido snviados
gratuisamsnss, 10 harin ssntir mejor, , el ira
tnsisnto complete dsbsrk sfsstuar su curaci6n.
a State Remedy Co. rscibs los testimonies
mas asombrosos dc las psrsonas que han pro-
bado nusstro tfatamisnto gratuito de cinca
dias. Este tratamisnto ssra puesto en- sus
manos librs do gastos. Sc 10 aconseja por su
propio bisn que nvis por 81 sin demora. Es-
cyibid hoy snviad vuestra direction.
NADIA 10 eussta probar este remedio, podria
eostarls mucho dejar passr esta oportynidad.
Escribid hoy. Direction
THE STATE REMEDY COMPANY,
III Pharmaeai BIde., John q Dutch sts
AgW VnnK ~ N nrA
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-10-05
REVIEW OF MARKETS
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Sloess, Money, Exchange. Bonis. Ggatl,
Cotton, Provisions, Etc.
hese Are Closing Sales
Each Day.
$1,000

s = New York, Oct. 4-To-day's stock mar
Net net nad TO undergo the stress of realiz-
que uue,, pso ny Which was the natural So
sniation for the advances The first hour
Z OF OF, the market saw very active trading
WITH with very small fluctuations in price
81. \, tne opscning. which was made high
ss,,i 10 iacintate the taking of profits
tssssiinS or.aIondon account was an addi-
s,Iiai inctor toward depression. When
Rtst ns ieiI back TO about last nights level
ma aISi settlement OF the Tin Plate wage
scare was a stimulating influence not
e ol1y IN ,r shhess stocks but throughout the
spce gave the final dip to the stocks in
! Shis group. When the news was pub
nsned therefore that the regular quar-
declared u large short interest was badly
caught and a violent recovery enstied
s ;.,ne 5 5irst sale after the announcement
MAS MAS rs points over the preceding sale.
me STOCK ran off again in the final deal
inEs. but closed with a net gain OF Sai
Ponts. Sugar and Peoples Gas was very
dsverlsn all day as Il consequence of a
c sars IN reined sugars and the legal steps
hSn as IN the gas war i'll Chicago. sugar
!. s small net gain and Peoples Gas
q q, small net loss. The decision OF the
icave the official rate unchanged at
PEI, cent. was accepted favorably BY the
pulis, who argued that 1t insured inn
ports Of gold, but the sterling exchange
market unexpectedly developed 4 iirmer
tone and the rate for demand bills re-
covered q cent. Call loan rates also ad-
to. z per cent before the close. The bond
market continued irregular and not very
active. Total sales par value SliSl.000
~. = new As declined Is per cent in
,a The total sales of stocks to-day were
423, 500 shares.
81 New York, Oct 4.-Standard Oil, 5.41@-