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The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1900-10-17
TAX PAYERS!

The demand on me for money is
greater than the supply. The county
is full OF unpaid claims The new turn
pike contractors are demanding their
money. AS you all know / have a
right 10 demand your tax anyday after
the tax book is made out and il refused
TO pay have a legal right to sell YOUR
property to collect your tax You will
receive a statement OF your tax at once
and / trust you will realize the necessi-
ty Of this demand and paw same with
out further warning. / don't want
man to think that because he is
big taxpayer that he has any right
whatever to set the time to paw. This
character of man had far better be
compelled to pay his tax when due
than to force the labOrers and contrac-
tors that have worked and earned their
claims to wait for months, just in oder
TO satisfy the man that needs no favor.
When you get my notice / would
advise you to either send me your
check or call at once. If you fail or
forget to respond, as usual. am sure to
remind sou Of your unavoidable duty.
Respt.
H. II. cOLYER,
u..p.ln Sheriff Msdison Co.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1900-10-17
factions Of the Just
Smell Szueet. .

The fragrance of life IS
vigor and strength, neither of
4vhich can be found In a per-
son qvhoSe blood Is impure,
and qvhose eVery breath
speaks of internal troubles.
Hoods SarsapariLLa PARTIES.
OitaliSeS and enriches the
blood, gfveS a good appetite
and makes the yeak strong.
Run Down" Ny husband qUas run
doun IN health and al tired oh. Those
excellent medicines, Hoods Pills and Sarsa-
parizIa, baaF him up again" Ms. II. I.
MoDry, TOuuanda, Pa.
hoods. SqldGbad8
GI3Zis q 53lEIU
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1900-10-17

Andrew Schlake, lost in a swamp
near Pana, ILL.,, was tOrmented by
mosquitoes until he went mad.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1900-10-17
Beauty
In the
Home
Not necessarily a Beauti
full Maiden? But
Wall


Is the Key-Note to beauty
in every room. And we
have it; part Of a recent
iy received carload left
bought at Half Price
It's yours pro rata. It's
selling fast. Come get
your Share-5, 10, IS anr
20cts THE LEADERS
Draperies to match and
carpets, too. Besides.
you'll need a PICTURE
here and there. IS. Is,
50, Is, 81 and up.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1900-10-17
NOTICE OF SECOND MA
T'IONAL BANK IN
LIQUIDATION.

The affairs of the Bank
must be closed, and notice is
hereby given to all parties in
debted to said Bank to call
and pay on or before Novem-
Der Is, 1900. All unpaid
claims on that date will be
handed an attorney for suit.
]. STONE WALKER,
,aseDt-am President.
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1900-10-17

at 10 o'clock, n M, at the residence of
his mother. Mrs. r J. White, four
miles from Richmond on the Big Hill
Turnpike, sell TO the highest bidder the
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1900-10-17
SALE!

AS Committee of NJ. B. White, ]
will. on
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1900-10-17

1t
The Richmond climax. (Richmond, Ky.) 1897-1914, 1900-10-17

In order to close a partner
ship, we will offer for sale
publicly, on the premises, on
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01

9pbt rpitet fOrlOO ieg ben l~tnffels
Mano og bao meo ct befpmret 6jsrte
til 9erren, of ban bog life matte ripe
BAN bort, fgr ban bnuoe fnnbet Hnuoe.
@eite Morgeu fDr RfOtten let's itoo
ieg aqereoe igen fOran bans Der. "a
mar lufteoe op for mig. ipurgte je9:
,0uorleoes 9aar bet me0 Samal
Das?" Soaret leo: "Smor9es tios
Zig bleu bans Sig br9nOtl" upuor-
leoes osoe ban?@ ipur9te jes meo
bRuenoe &eIt. = 9ans beoenlte Sle9ts
hinge iuurebe: oOmtrent j iamme
Sinostilituno, iOm ban par /, on bu
forloo BAN i9aar. 6un talte nO9et
foroirret lgjerl ON OF oforn9gte" o9
y %befenoe", men ri funoe life %forItaa,
Duab ban mente oermeoi"
9ette Buolfab tar mig i9ennem
9iertet, O9 je9 funoe life mere boloe
mine Iaarer ttlba9e. Oct par ct ulDf=
lali9t 9eosleje sO9 en- aIuorli9 Go=
oarlel for os ale!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01
6ierring mt.

Qanoet noro for 9imfioroen fables ben ngrrei1oite Q
% er al Stsrre!ie iom 6pn, Solano o9 Jaliier tlllams
men. geo at Qimfjoroen ft9rer f9 op MOB Bulbl0r9,
(gpQbolms o9 S1n Belle, bees gen TO 0oOeooele, lom
fra oamnrel BIB al beo g~snoipsiel og Splano og ere for=
bunone beo Better og gfersSanberrso. Sisrring Amt
omiatter gfers Sonberreo o9 bet 9amle 8enoiDslel meo
~llnota0elie af aer Serreo (bbori st. Silomoie), Der er
laot UNDER @albor9 Nmt; e~noDloere bsre G9se, 6lrsbol=
meme % @sl til Qmtet. Gsbfteberne ere 9jsrrin9, 6re=
o%eritsbaOn, Sta9en % Sobp.
Splanos ~noroliQte Spios er en- ca. 3 Wil lang
3onae, Der enoer Stogens ReO. Smelem De to 6aOe
liooer Der ct Sanobap; Sanbet tafes op al 9eferbaOet,
torres ginben og 9aor fore Ysl9er ODER 9atte9at.
llnoer Rlitterne iinoes 2eoninger fra Broncealoererl. o. Der
bar i'm 8io paret alminoeig @9erioro Der oppe; men MI
Ter bet no, iom ON SaOet meo fore Sser og grenoin9er
bar saast ODER 2anotun9en % iaa %pluoieli9 bar blsOet for'
ponolet iii euno, eler iom ON Stormsn baboe la9t en-
Ulonooe Sne i aQmpeorioer. paa en- Solitinsoog meo
orioenoe Stuer brinoer Qpiet 9p bette @raOlano, iost De
Inebuibe 8oppe o9 be eraagrenne SiOer ~aloetslenoe treoe
frem 2plet oo ipinOs Stp99en, men naar ct msrtt Stps
lag l9aer tot oOer bet, naar Stormen faar Sonoet til at
fpQe, iaa bet piter Stinoet smt, Og Sapets Stum boirDles
ON os, oa er ginoens SDl, Warebalmens Sut o9 Wlaa=
9stnss Stris pasienoe lctrpt for ben Stemnin9, Der be-
taoer os. g oenne grt logger Donmarts ~noroli9ite 8p,
StaQef, 1ols rgoe Gage trRoe aIf1ttenoe 1teW oianot De
9raa Ganbbsje. Sta9en er / Here 6enieenoer Ell az gers
oens m~9rteligfe 8sbaaber. Oct er en- uforitonoi9 Wtono,
Der bpe9er fit Gus paa Sonb, % Der er Ell bel gp bpgget
paa Sano, en- gp uosn Gplano, uoen SaDn. ia enoog
uoen pele at fortsje Siib,ne peb; Der er lille YrOl99nin9,
lite en9on9 @aoer, Ia Suiene ligse bit % Der paa Sans
bets 6orhsininser, in9en 8osnrummsl, iorOi man tsrer /
Sano, inesn @asbelpsnins tort ia9t, nefen aft, bbao
Der %ierpre9er 9pbftaoen, fattes Der. gpen befoar al to
8ele: Gp Sta9en, Der en- aen9os af II GierOin9Oi
fretter fig lanss aattesat. aoitilt oerfra Oeo en- SanoOOlo,
Os Ssien easr @amneI Stasen, Der lisser } Mil langere
mob 9ef. Get er lite belt uo l~ianobeo, naar man flyer,
at Stasen sr 8anmarts ~naiiisrfte gp).
(Gortietes.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01

Srebleie 6ierte. iom 8erben omlager.
meoens Dig 8sOet og DiGpelen PLACER
Sefns. bin 6relier, iua farlist ban ipsrser big
8ommer bu ei inart2
Rnitlsie 6ierte iom tran9er til 9pile,
tom. for 5relierens 6%aonta9 at lie!
Raaoen ira 8oabsn enbnu Ii9ger rebe.
BONNER bu Ell inart?
8reiienbe 9ierte en- Jt6it til big lpber.
lepenoe 8anb ben for i1tet big bpberl
Oct ct bin Seius meb 6aarer ban lpgrger big.
BONNER ou ei lnart?
Suoreoe 6ierte, iom 9ptten bar friitet,
Seils big 9iuer mer, eno bu bar miitet,
mooitaa ei laneer ben talbeube 5reIierrst:
BONNER bu ei inart2
nbilettet StplOsbreu os 3ilfu9t i 0eben,
Rrdtt uoi 9ipet o9 Sreb mi 0eben,
@lGbe o9 5rpb ban for intet big bpber til:
BONNER ou ej mart?
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01
xxM 0rtt
nMlt 2amS!
Azzzxz=@s=s==~-
5 ben oanife 6oIoni paa 500" ganen
WARD COUNTY,
NORD DAKOTA.

Ooer 500 DANTE bar ta9et 9enb ibsns
ne aoloni, aouaI9t af 6irteiamfunbets
aOmite, Os af bisie bar ule,ebe 400 bps
lat fig Der. @ubnu baues Der sobt
garb NOR Siationer.
Der tiItr9nges bonIfe Something's
mGno / Buen 8ombeas t Settle. 1entet.
Gen lite o9 Sole lirsbag | buet
Waaneo IGlges poa be fIeite CT itioner
biai9e &eturbiaetter til 9anolsaefe eqer
be tan faos fra minneapolis til eanbet
oeo at benSenoe fig til 800" Yanens
9anbtontor.
9i9eleoes bapss BrqrieIanb | Winne,
IOta og 8atota, O9 btatgt StOOIuno
/ Bisconfin o9 Wii6tgun paa 500"
5%ernbanen. 9oue Sernbanepriier.
5triU efter 9anbtort os iauprerebe 5ors
tlarinser til
D. w. CASSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agent 800 Ry,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01
v5Oi CT 5 frpgtagti9c?"
(Dtottb. 8, 26.)

@n ftntfels oDultum 9ren9 bao0e
tllbtn9t no9en 9to / en- 0gultummes
a%nltalt Ion9l borte ira i'm 6aoers ,pus.
3uaot nof unr BET fnloet BAN at finoe
fig ~tllrette / Suieis tarpeli9e 2soemoofe
os iiren9e Oroen o9 at unbp9re i'm
o%mhps9eIt9e Dlooers lRrli9e terllS=
beosihloe 8leie, o9 fer't uoe blanot
lremmeoe mRrteoe ban ret, boor 9oot
ban buuoe bart bet bjemme. Ia tom
5erlen, oa meo ben ct Brep ira bans
Wtoner, boori Der ltoo %ltreuel: y9u
mna fomme bjem!" Straalenoe al
4ptte %fortalte 0ren9en : ua 9oot ban
tunoe = bette glade 8uo TAB til ens
bUer, iom ban mgote paa i'm Sci. 9ues
laoeren, oennes 6ultru o9 Rjenelte'
foIfene mente umlolertio, bells for Nl:
Dor, oel5 for Spg9. at bet bar altfor
tioli9t for bam at TONNE bjem aaereoe
M, 8ejen par nltfor lang 0. !. D. De
oiloe life tro bet, men rplteoe betpnfes
lise os tplolenbe paa 9Oueoet. 5grit
iaa 8ren9en iorbaolet paa benz =
oerpaa la9oe ban plnolelig meo itrnas
lenoe Dine i'm 3aano paa ben bsjre
Sioe Of fit 8rpit, trpfteoe ben fat
oerimoo og fremfammeoe meo neppe
fOritaaeliee Qpoe, leoIa9eoe al iua me9et
mere ~fOrltnueli9e Te9n, oisie Sro:
Seq bar Brepet / 2ommen." = Sa
Sreoetl O9 / Breuet ltoo Der l~freuet
meo Mo'ers esen Saanoltrift: r8u
a fomme biem!" Suem uiloe iaa
tGnfe paa at Iorbinbre oct? Suem
turoe lan uoue at betpiule eaer rDffe ueb
IillaoelIen2 Mo'ers Orb par me,e
eno ALE MEME telise l9inorinserl
2is9er Der life for os no9et bpbt
belfemmenoe / benne Drenss 2inio til
i'm Mooers Orb? = par pl life osiaa
ct Brep / 2ommen = eler | oft Jalo
/ Dor Saano, buori Der itaar i%freuet
rDu maa % ital oSiaa NOT fomme
biem2" O9 bog 9aa pi iaa Ofte meo
fOriaste, tuiulenoe Sierter, ftirre os
blinbe paa 9tuets GrGnsiel O9 Sob,
iOm pm ben tunoe opllu9e os, os tente
iaa let: v8eien er iaa lang, Yproen
er iaa tuu9, 9iertet er faa ira9teslss-
buorlebes ifal leg tOmme biem?"
Ssr 6errens Orb, bin 6aoers 8reO:
y@aor bu sauer igennem 8anoene,
oa uil jes bore meo big" ps n5rpst
life, ibl ies er meo big; ie9 bar itprftt
big, ia bjulpet big, ia bolot Dig oppe
meo min RetfGroiebebs bgjre Saano",
o9 Seq 9aar bort at bereoe eoer Steo
......p9 leg oil tn9e eoer til mig, Of,
buor ies er, futile osiaa 5 Oere." 9ar
ban life I oisie Orb flart os beltemt
siUet bet 9sfte: IS ifulIe fOmme bjem?"
90 ielu ON 8eieu er NOT iaa trans, ON
ben er laa itsuet os t0rnefulo, at bu
t9nfsr: rSes fommer alorIs, albris
bjem"- 0, bet itaar 10 / Breuei:
v0u ifal fomme bjem % p9re Der,
bpor ban err" Erpf bin !9aano fuit
lmoo Dit 9jcrte, loft bit Sopeo op paas
ny. fat npt % frejoist MOo 90 bolo big
til 9errens JorjetteIle iom ct uiuises
ligt Orb! st Mooerorh lOfter big let
ouer ale Ban felisbeoer, = for at TOM.
me Morerbjertet n9r refer bu Elmer
% 9aee 9ennem brenoenoe 9eoe. uosn
at tpiple, rssn OF blioe trat = nu pei,
b,it Oppe lisser bin 6abers 9ul biit
oppe ninfer JaoereuS aabne Arm -
oil ou laa oGre ban9e for &ejien2
= uil ou iaa fig 6ampen3 sc, bans
Orb flyer big beit os forietteliesfulo.;
Der irimobis, bolo no, ltrio big frem
ao Bejen = bu ltal NOT fomme bjem!"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01
Sri Yrgue.

StebenIons Bloos % gepersEbe renter 8Gobet, lure.
rer ytpres % aeuer- SpgbOmme, 5oritoppelle, %trptfenoe
popeopine. alper liar Nnitgtsfarue. Strip efter trt
4rgue eller ienD y SIS. Ior Ell Battle, tillenot portos
int. Strip efter Dor Ilau for agenter. @nopioeee
ane itanoinapiite Dieoictner iadlDm arpn @sients,
atuper Braaber, Gipets 9aliam dip.
STEVENSONS APOTEK,
250S-Sth ST. So, Minneapolis, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01
=. Oct beoite -.
/ Wcroen.
/ Wcr0en.

Cpr blot ct Sro, ct Der maa lnoe iom Ell intuf TaIeS
~ men life oesminore er ianofGroig iaa lano, iutn
at Splen thinner % Reqnen faloer til Sorben. Sea
bar tilbrdgi nit NO meo 5urig9 paa at ppoage Oh tile
berebe bette me, mooerne panriniooel % lea tan lambs
i9roi8 iige, at bets beloige l~lofgrelie er tomniet til mia,
loui ct 6eiuliat paa mango Nars ibRrbigt @rbeloe, meS
Gage tnloe al arbeioe pg RGtter fuloe at 5tuoieL.
Berfor err ieg MI Stuuo til al ige, at
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01
leo fan ifaffe Sent ct
SopeO beo0ffct tteo Saar.

9et bar intel at iiee, ON 7e bar bpret Ifalbet 30
Aar eller mere. 9ette mooerne 6adrmiooel er tilbereot
al rene llrter. Oct CT rent iom 6lmlens 5aarebraaber.
Bet er 0atnrens eget Wtiooel. Get er berfor, NIT Gil.
buo Sanoheb oil briuge iFruot. 9ioqle oil fac: ,3e;
bar prfpet ale Wtloler men intet ian blplpe mia,
Seq bar briigt alt for mango Genge til in0en 9tptk,
gnore troeoe oeres Wioler pare be bcoite, Iigeiom 81
MI aer." Wen par nogen fpr iaa litter. at ban pilbe
laoe Sem fage et toitbort Wiobel2 5aq bet paa miH
6aranii, % preU ON oet lit CT gpot. Sfufoe bet life
biGlpe, iaar 8e ale oeres &engr tilbaee. iaa 1e fan
prebe et anoet Niiboel. 8ette er ct 5iibub, iom ingeR
fgr bar aiort Gem - iugeu AMBER tHroe gre oct me
gen anne nilbe 8gre pct. Deriom q CT ltuiiet forot
andre liioler lite bialp, iaa PRO bette
paa min Niiifo.
3ea ieHoer inaen &rgper. Referen es-Dunn's
eler Bradstreet's CONNER ial Agencies
eller hpilteH iombelt lf 93neHs 9anfc.
@n II ne ptl beUiie at, ieg oo nit 0aarmiooel bola
Der ali, hoab ieg loper.
i Is pr. i ate 50, s. ug $40.
Seno money ord r ener EXPIRE : order. -
&nlt. buis oct mislnttes idar be 8en9ene tilbaGe.
Grin til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-11-01
6por SYoen Dor,
6n SDaanOsrciic / Scfitcr
efterZ
= 1lldrius Sorenien.

8ennerl Ter pno Banmdrfs Rort,
Ter. ion 8 BET aIori9 slemmer
til bper 8let bar iaaet Stsmmer,
tbi bet 5Gerelanb ct port
N2nalt meb Beroen er bet lille -
betfor ineeu Ylet at ipilbe!
NioaIt meb 0iertet er bet tort -
Der er 1aumarts Saga 9iort.
Chr. R
The Coconino sun., 1900-05-26

market price is about II cents per pound. giving d total profit of some S3.O0O.000 to rhe makers. No wonder these are fighting against the tax which will curt;lil their profits.
The Coconino sun., 1900-05-26
Town Council.

The town council at its meeting on Monday night amended Ordinance No. IS by the passing of Ordinance No. 69. The new ordinance requires all water consumers to put in water meters not later than June l.
 The salary of the superintendent of water works was fixed at $l 200 per year.
 Water consumers will find much to interest them in the new ordinance. While there are still number of in constituencies in the water rates, it is presumed by the council that the use of water meters will remedy all of the Inconsistencies. The new ordinance is supposed to be q great improvement over the old one in the matter of equal izing rates an1 increasing revenues, the latter being, after all, the thing that now troubles the council.
The Coconino sun., 1900-05-26
A BILL has passed both ho

A BILL has passed both houses of Congress, after Il ten-year's struggle. which will remove the stigma of deser tiOn from thousands of veteran sailors and marines of the Civil War, more than thousand of whom have filed applications with the Navy Department for that purpose. For ten years Judge Advocute.General Lemly has been seeking to secure this legislation, and the bill has passed first one house and then the other, but has only now succeeded in passing both in one Con gross. lt now goes to the president. No one knows how Diany veterans are affected by this act. At the close of the Civil War sailor, and marines mum bering many thousaud. reported al Philadelphia to be mustered out. The receiving shi ps did not afford accom- mudaliUns for more than ;t small frac- tion of them, and after waiting many days for the mastering out officer, and being told that they were not wanted the men drifted off to their homes throughout the country and returned to civil life. Technical Iy every one of these men was ;i desertcr, aud the act is intended to remove that stigma from tb.ip puru..
The Coconino sun., 1900-05-26
Democratic Territorial Convention.

The Democratic Territorial conven- tiou met in Phoenix on Wednesday. F. F.. Ellinw0od of CoconinO was elected chairman and George F.. Truman of Pina secretary. The following dele gates were elected to the Kansas City conventions: Dr.. w. A. Hughes. Mari copa: r. G. Norris, Yavapai: ]. NJ. Murphy. Mohave: George A. Olney. Graham: B. A. Packard. Cochise: Geo. w. F. Hunt. Gila.
 The following gentlemen were chos .n as alterpates: ]. W. WoOlf. Maricopa: T. s. Bunch, Coconno: W. Y. Price, Pinal: Robert Williams. Santa Cruz: Mulford Windsor, Yuma: T. C. Hin. Apache.
 J. B. Breathitt of Pima county was endorsed for national committeeman.
 A resolution was passed unanimously recommending the holding of the next Democratic territorial convention at Kingman, .,-ohave county.
The Coconino sun., 1900-05-26
Notice.

Attention of all consumers of town water is called to Ordinance No. 69 passed by the town council May 2l, re. quiriny water meters placed by June l. Meters may be purchased at office of town clerk. JOHN MARSHALL.
 Supt. of Water Works.
 Buy the celebrated King Hats at P. R. Weatherford X Co.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-24
LECTURE BY M. DUMAS.

Delivered in Osborn Hall Yesterday Af-
 ternoon Before Law School Students.
 M. Jaques Dumas delievered the open- ing lecture in the Storrs course before the students of the Yale Law school yes terday afternoon at Al Osborn hall. The lecture began at o'clock and there were about 200 in attendance, in- cluding number of outsiders who were eager to see MT Dumas and were inter ested in the subject, "The Security of Land Titles, Considered Historically"
 The lecturer was introduced by Presi- dent Hadley, who said he was one of the foremost theoretical and practical of jurists of France President Hadley said that the students should consider themselves very fortunate in having MT Dumas speak before them and that they would be greatly benefited by the lectures, which will be held every after noon this week at the same time and place as yesterdays.
 The development of the registration system throughout the different coun- tries was reviewed. During the differ- ent days of the week MT. Dumas will deal with the development of the sys- tenn in the different countries.
 Last evening Judge Simeon E. Bald win gave a reception to MT. Dumas at his home on Wall street. About seven- ty-five members and friends of the Yale faculty were present and enjoyed a de- lightful evening.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-24
NEW ENGLAND STREET RAILWAY
 MEETING

At the meeting of the stockholders of the New England Street Railway com pany held in New York yesterday, the offer of I. A. Kelsey made for the stock in the Winchester avenue road held by the Boston company, was turned down by large majority. There were about 32,000 shares of the stock represented at the meeting of which number 23,171 voted against the sale of the company's holdings and about 1000 for the Kelsey offer.
 As the matter now stands, the offer made by MT. Kelsey is disposed of for good, unless it comes up in some other form. In this way the Young syndi- cate, which has taken hold of Connecti- cut street railways of late, loses the Winchester avenue road, at least through MT. Kelsey's offer.
 Next week Monday a second meeting will be held here, at which time the off, fer of George A. Fernald of Boston for the Winchester avenue stock will be voted upon, and as matters look now will go through
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-24
FROM ASSESSMENTS.

The appeals yesterday number up to 2:30 o'clock. IA, making hte total mum Der before the board of relief $1,918.
 Charles P Clark of the Consolidated road was among those to appeal yes- terday on an assessment of $60,S40 He said that he bought the property for $30,0O0 and would sell at that price. Some of the large appeals were as fol- lows:
 Selig Goldreyer, 554 Elm street, $16,- 900; Charlotte M. Monson, $20,O00 Ida Koon, 435 State street, $23,763 Charles F. Clark, 444 Orange street, $60,S40, land $10,S00; Kingsley Trust company, Col lege street, $32,S00; 132 College street, $S, 295; 99 Wall street, $13,650 Allan T. Hubbard 599 Whitney avenue, $10,750; Edith M. Van Buren. 297 George street, $10,530; George St. John Sheffield, 42 Elm street, $14,775 A Elm street. s14,- 775; 259n State street, $42,662 971-975 Chapel street, sill ,060 S07 Chapel street, 8,200; S03 Chapel street BPS, 560; Jo- sephine S. Porter, 241-51 State street, $43, 3,125; 40 Elm street, $14,775; 299 George street, $10, 152; 9S Church street, s33O00; Sara T. Kinney, 1162 Chapel street, $13- 347; New Haven Tontine company, Court street. $43,000; Church street, $125, 400 Elmira s. Terry, + College street. $14,850.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-24
PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENT.
Will be Given in Howard Avenue Go

Will be Given in Howard Avenue Con- gregational Church Thursday Night. The junior society committee of the Howard avenue Congregational church will give an entertainment in the chapel Thursday evening at o'clock The fol- lowing programme will be given: Piano Solo-Selected. Solo-If Dreams Come True. Treralyan
 Mrs. Jennie Penn Parrish. Recita Skimpsey.
 Miss Pearl Taft. Solo-I Will be True to. Thee. ... Shepard
 Frank s. Hamilton, jr. Piano Solo-Selected. Whistling Solo-Selected.
 Frank s. Hamilton, jr. Solo--Asthore ............ Trotere
 Mrs. Jennie Penn Parrish Recitation-The Inventors Wife.
 Miss Pearl Taft. Solo-Selected.
 Frank S. Hamilton, jr.
 Accompanist-Miss Bird Reed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-24
A GAIN FOB HARTFORD.

The acquisition of the New Haven Steamboat company by the Consoli- dated road will be welcomed by Hart ford people. Incidentally the change will give the railroad company mulch needed dock accommodation in New York and that will convenience all shippers; but, aside from this, the from New Haven at night will be brought into use and travellers will be able to take the evening train from here and go right to the dock and find their boat there and wake up in New York.-Hartford Courant.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-24
YALE ATHLETICS.

The following men have reported for the Yale spring football practices: E. l.. Fox 1902 H. P. Olcott 1901, W. FreW 1903, H. C. Holt 1903, w. A. Hyde 1901, S., R. R. Richardson 1901, E. Adams 1902, c. Newcomb 1901 S., r. W. Will helmi 19O3 J. w. Burdick 1902, D. C. Granbery 1902, F. M. Eastman 1902 A. l.. Gile 1901, s. L. Coy 1901, c. Gould 1902, c. B. Francis 1902, M. R. Francis 1902, B. S. Phelps 1902, A. L. Ferguson 1902, R. B. Hyatt 1903, H. M. Wallace 1903, G. A. Goss 1903, J. c. Roraback 1903. c. J. Hamlin 1903, J. W. Wear 1901, F. T. w. Hale 1900 s.
 The 1900 baseball team of Yale will play the Riverview academy at Pough- keepsie May 25, and Westminster Of Dobbs Ferry May 26.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-24
TRANSFERS OF FIREMEN.

Several transfers in the fire depart ment were put into effect by Superin- tendent Fancher yesterday morning af- fectng officers as well as the men in the ranks. The usual explanation of flor the benefit of the Service" was made. w. A. Miller, a hoseman, was sent from Engine 1 to No. [, and Lieu tenant Redmond from the same com- pany was sent to No. 4's, Lieutenant James was transferred from 4 to 1 and Hoseman Adolphus Calm was sent from Truck to Engine company No. 1. Charles Jackson was shifted from 5 to Engine 1. Three substitutes have been appointed to assist in manning Truck 1 on Artizan street. In view of the difficulty in settling the question of the firemen's pay the matter of making permanent appointments has been deferred
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-04-24
REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES.

Call Issued by Chairman Macdonald.
 Town Chairman Theodore Macdonald of the republican, town committee is- sued the general call yesterday for eau cuses to nominate delegates for the coming republican state convention, which will be held in Hartford, May g, The call instructs the ward chairmen to hold their caucuses on or before April 30, which is one week from last night.
 As the ward cbarmen have to give the voters four days notice all of the caucuses will be held on Friday, Satur- day and Monday evenings