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The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-12
 PRINCE & WHITELY'S REVIEW
The Features of Yesterdays Stock Mar
 ket

ket.
 The opening of our market was rather irregular London quotations were neg ative, and although early orders ema- hating from Europe were to buy, we hardly think that transactions on bal ance amounted to much either way for the day. All bourses in Europe in their late trading were rather irregular. Here it soon became apparent, after the first demand was supplied, that the senti- ment had changed over night: there were no fresh buying orders discernable anywhere, and, to the contrary, the gen efal disposition was to sell out recent purchases.
 few exceptions, like Missouri Paci- fic and United States Rubber, held very steady; in fact, while all the standard stocks showed weakness, they showed advances Whether the time for manip- ulation at this moment is well chosen or not, the future must tell Money was unchanged at 21a on call Satur- days bank statement has partially been discounted as unfavorable. Foreign ex- change was firm-actual dS4A and 4SSA ah.
 Railroad earnings so far continue with a good comparative showing La- Dor agitation throughout the country still continues and is quite a disturbing factor. Imports of dry goods at the port of New York for the week were valued at $1,S23,036, against $2,O42, 536 last week.
 Wheat was weak on rather favorable government and private reports as to the coming crop. Prices are near the lowest touched for some time and still there is no speculation Cotton holds firm. Saturdays weekly statistics will show the strongest position in many years, with prices not extremely high and trade conditions better than for years. We expect to see much higher prices.
 The stock market, with the excep- tion of some of the manipulated prop critics, continued heavy. Not a resus- citating feature appeared in any drec- tion and the sentiment again appears one of distrust and disgust
 Tobacco stocks were the leaders in weakness, affecting the entire list through their declines and even the manipulated begged stocks gave way somewhat towards the close which was heavy.
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RIOTOUS.

A strike at William F. Davis & Co.,. s brick yard on State street in Hamden, about a mile from SchuetZen Park, Thursday, gave promise of ending in riot and bloodshed, an outcome which was prevented by the arrival of Prose cutting Agent Farrell of Hamden on the scene with posse of men, who dis persed the strikers just as they were about to attack the men who refused to quit work
 As it was, one of the strike leaders, Tony Roach, was sent to jail for thirty days and fined $1 and costs of $26.36 for assaulting one of the men who re- fused to strike.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD

The following deeds were filed for rec ord in the town clerks office yesterday: Warranty deeds-Mary J. Pallman to Henry B. Oakman, 40 feet Greenwood street; Martha F. w. Sanford to Ther- esq A. Harris 5S feet Washington street.
 Quit claim deeds-Henry A. l.. Hall to Catharine Higgins, 36 feet Wallace street. New Haven Savings bank to Catharine Higgins, 36 feet Wallace street; Margaret Lavalaye to Edward R. Jeffcott, 20 1-2 feet York Square.
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NEWS FROM THE CHURCHES
FEATURES THE RELIGIOUS SER
 VICES TOMORROW,
Service at Dwight PIace-Rev. MT. Bnrgwin's Sermon to $. $. Children Rev. F. w. Adams on the Ecumenfcal COuMciI-Other Seryicrs.

At Dwight Place church tomorrow the Boys brigade, the boys choir and a girls choir of twenty-five voices, ana others with recitations, will participate in an exercise Sunday evening at the Dwight Place church preparatory to the annual offering of the church ana Bible school to home missions, which oc- CUTS May 20 in the morning.
 The pastor will make short address. The quartette will sing 70 Be Joyful ln the Lord" by J. G. Field; offertory solo by MT. Williams, Fear Not 4e 0 Israel" by Buck. This service is for all and 1t is hoped it will arouse much en- thusiasm in the enthusiasm in the eX- tensive work of the church.
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GOLF MATCHES TO-DAY.

Harvard and the University of Penn- sylvana will not be represented in the golf contest over thirty-six holes at medal play at Lawrence TIarbor to-day. This leaves Yale, Princeton and Columbia to contend for the cup. Each university is restricted to four represen- tatives
 The following players will represent Yale in the collegiate golf tournament to-day: T, M. Robertson, T. Cheney. E. M. Byers and c. Hitchcock.
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DEGREES OF FoREcr,os1rRE

The following foreclosures were granted yesterday by Judge Thayer in the superior court:
 John H. Rogers against Patrick Hart, two judgments, one for $1,97G25, an- other for S3,936.67 time of redemption, the first Monday in August.
 George l.. Fowley against Harry Matz, judgment for $1 ,153 20; time of re- demption the first Monday in August.
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SHORT CALENDAR MOTIONS.

The suit of Partridge, the New York sculptor, against the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company, to recover $100,O00 for the alleged de- struction of model of Major Eagan, which it was proposed to erect in Franklin Park, Philadelphia, was called to the attention of Judge Thayer in the superior court yesterday morning on motion made by Lawyers Arvine x Beers for leave to correct the complaint
 Tn the case of the National Tradesmens S bank to recover on notes of Colonel E. Shelton Cornell from the executors of his fathers estate, State Attorney Will Hams motion for leave to file an an- swer and his application for order of notice in scire facias were not opposed.
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IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
ARTIST PARTRIDGE ORDERED TO FILE MORE SPECIFIC COMPLAINT.
Short Calender Session of the Superior Court-Builder Pratt Files Petition in Bankruptcy-Receive Report for Bradley, Damn, Darlington Company One Divorce Granted.

In the superior court yesterday after noon Judge Thayer granted divorce to Willette M. Bradley of this city from Lillian May Bradley. Several other di- virce cases were on the calendar, but no other decrees were granted. The case of Hattie B. Tyler against Elmer D. Ty- Ter was continued for the taking of more testimony. The petition of Lena B. Scheuer for a divorce from Isaac J. Scheuer was continued. In this case the defendant is insane and the court has appointed John c. Gallagher guar dian ad litem.
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SHIFTS IN THE CITv COJTpr

In the civil side of the city court yes terday the Hoyt Beef and Produce com- pany brought an action against James A. keete, a grocer, on an account all leging $250 damages. Herman Otto Kramer has also brought a suit in this court against Henman D. Mayer for $17S.90 on a loan.
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AT TRINITY M. E. cH1rRcH,

At Trinity M. E. church tomorrow the presiding elder, Rev. J. E. Adams, will preach in the morning; subject, "The Required Task of Christian Duty" Tn the evening the Rev. W. H. Burgwin will preach; subject, "A Momentous Pe- tition'' Rev. Dr. Gilbert is away at conference performing his editorial du- ties there.
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GAIETY AT THE LODGE"
Walnut Beach Bremen Surprise MT.
 and Mrs Wedge at Woodmont.

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 Bridgeport, May 1.-The Lodge the Woodmont home of Mir. and Mrs. Nestor E. Wedges, was the scene oi action last night when the Walnut Beach Fire department descended upon the newly married pair. MT. and Mrs. Wedge have but recently returned from their wedding trip, and last nights visit by the fremen of the neighboring shore resort was to congratulate them. MT. and Mrs. Wedge after recovering from their surprise, proceeded to make the visitors at home, and a very fine time was enjoyed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-12
SANITARY MOUTHPIECES.
Made of Paper, and Will Be Used But
 Once on Phones.


 The Southern New England Telephone company is about to inaugurate an unique feature in it's system in the shape of sanitary mouthpiece for use on the transmitters in all public sta tions. These little mouthpieces are de- scrbsd as a positive preventive of dirt, disease and disagreeable odors."
 It is the purpose of the officials of the company to so distribute these mouthpieces at public stations that each user of such a public telephone may talk into a new and clean one. In other words a mouthpiece will be used once and thrown away.
 The mouthpieces are invented and patented in the office of the company. They are made of a special white paper and are odoress.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-12
SERVICES TO WORKINGMEN BY
 REV. A. ]. SMITH.

Rev. Arthur J. Smith will preach at the Grace Methodist Episcopal church Sunday morning to the workingmen from the subject Labor is Honora ble," and in the evening from the topic "A Gold Standard"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-12

Music for the Fourth Sunday aftel Easter, May IS, at Christ church. will bt as follows:
 Morning, 1o:So Processional 3-Come, My Soul, Thou Must be Waking. .. ....... Hayder Venite-Parisian tone.. .. ..Gregoriar Psalter-Psalm 6S.
 Gloria-Chant. ........ ...... Monk Te Deum in E flat. t............ Barrett enedictus-Chant. :. .. ....... Amor Litany hymn 1S9-Father of All ...... ... ... Grace Church Litany. Introit 490-Glorious Things are Spoken ...... ................ .Haydn Sermon. Gloria Chant. .. ...............O .Ouseley Offertory-I am Alpha and Omega. .... ... ...... .................S Stainer Recessional 3S5-Holy, Holy. Holy; Lord God of Hosts :. ....... Hopkins
 Evening, 7;3O. Processional, 14-At Even, Ere the Sun Was Set.... ... ........... Scheff1er Psalter psalm 69-70.
 Gloria Chant. .. ...... ......... Monk Magnificent in D...................F Field Nunc Dimittis in D. .............. Field Hymn 491-The Church's One Founda- tlon.... .... ............. wesley Sermon.
 Offertory-Savior, When Night Invol- yes the Skies :. ...............K Kraft Recessional-15- The Shadows of De- parting Day. :. .............. lilies The order of service for the ensuing
 
 Sunday, May 13.
 Sunday Holy communion, 9.30 a. m; matins, litany and sermon, 10:3 a. m. {; Sunday school, 2:S0 p. m.; chorale evensong and sermon, 7:30 D. m. Morning Wednesday and Fri day morning at 9 o'clock; evening prayer, Monday Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 5 o'clock. Holy communion at 10 o'clock. Wednesday evening prayer at 7:30.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-12
ROLLING MILL co. DISSOLVED

ROLLING MlLL co. DISSOLVED.
 The application of the New Haven Rolling Mill company for approval of a judgment of dissolution was made by Lawyer James E. Wheeler in the super for court before Judge Thayer yester- day morning. The company has ceased to exist in fact, and under the statute the court was asked to decree it legal ly dead. The order was passed.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-12

ries on social topics given Sabbath eve ming. Next Sabbath is our annual choir Sabbath, and fine musical pro- gramme will be presented. Definite an- nouncement later.
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REV. MIR. IRVINE AND THE CHRIS NJ e.

"The Christian Soldier a fitting se- quel to last Sundays talk, will be the subject of the meeting at the associa- tion rooms, 713 Chapel street, Sunday afternoon, at 3:45 Rev. A. F. Irvine will be the speaker and the music will be furnished as usual by the associa- tian orchestra, under the direction of Professor H. G. Nichols, pianist Sing ing by the gospel soloist, G. Elmer Goodwin.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-12
RESCTTE RAND

The Rescue band connected with the City Missions will conduct services at the Seamen's Bethel Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Mr Skinner will be the leader All cordially invited.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-12
GROCERY STORE. BURNED

Hartford, May 1.-The grocery store owned by Louis D. Worski, Park street. was destroyed by fire early this morn- ing. The blaze was confined to the store. The damage to stock and building will be about $6,000.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-12
AT EPwoRTH M. E. CHURCH,

At Epworth M. F. church tomorrow morning Rev. Fred Winslow Adams will speak on "The Great Lesson of the Recent Ecumenical Conference" and in the evening the second sermon in the course, subject What is the Meaning of Life?"
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AT THE CHURCH OF THE MES
 STAFF

At the Church of the Messiah Sunday morning at 10:30 o'clock the pastor Rev. w. F. Dickerman, will take for the subject of his discourse "The Desire for Knowledge" Sunday school and pas tors Bible class at noon, Young peo- pes devotional meeting at 6:30 D. m. The public cordially invited to all the services.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-12
FIRST M. ID. CHURCH.

Tomorrow will be rally day for the Sunday school at the First M. B. church. Among the speakers on the programme is Walter R. Downs, New Haven's we'll known Sunday school worker. Dr. Eldridge will also make an address. Superintendent Bartholomew announces that one of the novelties of the occasion will be the organization ot 'cradle roll" A cordial invitation is extended to any who desire to attend whether they are members of the Sun day school or not. The exercises Will begin at 12 o'clock, at the close of the regular morning service.
 pr. Eldridge will preach at the morn- ing and evening services Subject of his morning sermon will be "The Ptl- grims''; evening subject, "A Token.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-12

Driver Mcdonald of the New Haven fire department was the guest of Super intendent P. J. Buckley in Meriden Wednesday.
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 Morning prayer-10:30, Professional-O, Happy Band of Pll-
 SIllnS.. .''.''''' '' iNiiNNii' Ven1te in A...... .....,... ... ...' .Mouie GloriaS in A.,.. .Monk Te Deum in C........,............k Knox Benedictus in D.. ........... Garfett Litany hymn-Saviour! When in Dust
 to Thee.
 Hymn 375-Our Blest Redeemer. Dykes Kyr1e in F.... ....,.. '.Dy hes Gloria Tibi in G....,.......... Garrett Hymn 4SS-Triumphant Zion, Lift Thy Offertory-These are They. ......G .Gaul
 (From Holy City.'D Recessional-Ten Thousand Times Ten
 Thousand. ......., ....... ..Dykes Evening Prayer, o'clock. Professional, hymn 5111 GlOrlaS III A...... ....,....... MolllN Magnificent in E flat. King Hall Nunc Dimittis in F fat...... King Hall Hymn 376-Come, Holy Spirit, Come.
 ....... ......,..... .MOIHlHSlOI Hymn 11-Sun of My Soul, Thou
 Savior Dear. .. ............. .Germean Recessional, hymn 396.
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AT SECOND CHURCH, FAIR HA-
 VEN

At the Second Congregational church Rev Alexander F. Irvine will give a lantern talk on Sargent's paintings of the prophets in the Boston public l- brary at the evening service There will be special singing and music.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-12
cHrrRcH OF THE REDEEMER.

At the Church of the Reedemer the last evening service for the season will be held tomorrow evening. Dr. Phil lips subject will be "A Neglected Beati- tude" Following is the musical pro- gramme:
 Prelude-Andante in A fiat. Tours Introit-Jesus, Word of God Incarnate
 ......... ........ ......... Gounod Hymn Congregational
 Gloria Patri--In B flat. Elliot Response-Fast Falls the Sun at
 Event1de ....................-. HaVehs Offertory-Father, in Thy Mysterious
 Presence Iostl Anthem-Down on the Hills. Sullivan Postude March in .Meyerbeer
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AT sUMMERFIELD M. B. CHURCH.

At the Sunday morning, serVlce, IU:3U the Rev. w. H. Burgwin, pastor of the church, will preach to the Sunday school and its friends; subject "A Les son From Nature" In the evening divine worship begins at 7:30. The ser mon will be preached by the Rev. J. F. Adams, D. D., presiding elder. His subject is 'The Pearl of Great Price,"
 A most cordial invitation is extended to all.
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 ~ am glad to write my endorse menf of fhe great remedy, Peruna, as a nerve ionic. do so most heartily" Julia MarIoWe.
 Nervousness is very common among women. This condition isdue to anemic nerve centers. The nerve centers are the reservoirs of nervous vitality. These centers become bloodless for want of proper nutrition. This is especially true in the spring season. Evers spring a host of invalids are produced as the direct result of weak nerves.
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AT ST, JOHNS P. E. CHURCH. Service list, fourth Sunday after Easter, May 13;
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AT PARK CHAPEL, MORRIS COVE.
 Rev. Dr. Adams the presiding elder of the New Haven district of the Nr F. church, will preach in Park chapel, Mor- ris Cove, Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock It is hoped a large number will gather to hear him and to greet him.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1900-05-12

Rev. H. H. Morse of Milford will preach in the morning in exchange with the pastor. In the evening the pastor, Rev, M. R. Kerr, will preach. Theme:
 ''The Way of the Lord in Social Refor- nation" This is the second in g. se-
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AT CHRIST CHURCH.
Morning, 1o:s0.

Music for the Fourth Sunday after Easter, May IS, at Christ church, will be as follows.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-23
Lord Roberts, Determined to Crush Boer Commander Brings
Heavy Guns to Bear on EnemyS Lager With Terrible Effect

London. Feb. 20. 2:i5 p. m.-Every
hour is expected TO bring news OF Gen.
Cronje's surrender. on all sides won
der is expressed that the gallant yet
ghastly battle at Paardeberg Drift has
not yet ended in what is considered to
be the inevitable
With 50 guns bearlns s.snpon the de-
voted band within the terribly short
range OF 2000 yards. surrender or utter
annihilation can be the only result. un-
less all reports OF the strength of the
Boer reinforcements are wrong. The
critics canvass every untoward con-
tingency that can affect Field Marshal
Lord Roberts and see nothing that can
save Gen. Cronje from the terrible wise
in which he has been caught. Even an
Unexpectedly strong attack on Lord
Roberts line OF communication could
scarcely. according to these experts.
materially alter the result. Rumors
were current this morning that the
end OF the struggle had actually come.
but these emanated from information
received by the Rothschilds. which
they subsequently discovered to be ut
terly without foundation
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-23
Asked for ArmiStice.

Early in the day General, Cronjc
asked for "a hours armistice I'm order
TO bury his dead. Lord Kitchener re-
fused, and little later came another
messenger with word TO the effect that
II the British were inhuman enough TO
refuse an armistice for the purpose of
burying the dead General Cronje saw
no cther course but to surrender. Upon
receipt of this message Lord Kitchener
proceeded to the Boer Laager I'm order
10 arrange the cap,tulation. but he was
met by a messenger who announced
that General Cronje said that the whole
thing was a mistake that General
Cronje had not the slightest intention
of surrendering. but would hght until
he died
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-23

could protect them from such accurate
and deadly fire. The howitzers espe-
cially dropped lyddite shells with mar
velous precision into the very bed Of
the river and the trenches were soon
filled with terrible fumes and green
smoke, but again the enemy held grim
ly on. Again during the night desert
ers arrived. They were terribly fright
ened and shaken by their awful ex-
perience. They reported that they had
water in abundance. but were only able
TO draw scanty supplies from their
laager during the night.
Today was the third day of General
CronJe's Imprisonment and grim resist
ance. Early this- morning the infantry
engaged the enemy in the bed of the
river, driving him back a short dist
ance.
The morning sun disclosed the Beers
toiling like ants on entertainments
around their laager. A few shells were
fired TO prevent them from continuing
the work, but most of the day was
quiet
General Frenchs artillery was heard.
of TO the east presumably engaging
the Boer reinforcements
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-23

side OF the kopje they received heavy
fuslade and were abliged TO move
further out. They sustained no casual
~, another proof of bad Boer marks
manship.
Pushing on the detachment found the
kopje extended considerable distance
west sioping gradually to the plain.
They seized = good defensive position
which was garrisoned. They contn-
ued the movemene. and completely
turned the Beers, whose left was held
strongly by farm house which was
vigorously shelled The detachment de-
termined 10 camp at nightfall, leaving
a garrison on the ridge. Meanwhile n
desultory bombardment of the Bosr
position was kept up and a good deal
OF rife fire concentrated where the Es-
sex were attempting to rush up the
river
About midday the cry that General
French had arrived was passed down
the ranks but his division operated out
OF sight OF our force. Then Lord Rob
erts addressed several regiments and
was vigorously cheered
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-02-23
A LIVELY TILT.
Two Lawyers Argue Over a Judgment
by Default.
Notification Sent b. One Attorney In Case
Did Not Reach The Other

The default previously entered I'm the
appellate court in the case OF Helena
T. Blake VS.. John w. Eddy was taken
off today on a payment to the plain
um.s counsel " fee Of SO There
was warm discussion between At
torney Walter II. Barney. who repre-
sented plaintiff. and Attorney John r..
Conley as TO whether Mr. Barneys as
scciate had received notice OF de-
sire on Mr. Conley's part TO postpone
the case from the time TO which it had
been assigned. and az which time the
default was entered. When the case
was assigned Mr. COnley says Mr.. Bar
ney's associate in the case agreed If
Mr.. COnley was not ready the case
might go over. Mr.. Conley sent "A note
% Mr.. Barney's associate. but A seems
not 20 have reached 1.-THE latter who
was out Of town on the day the note
was sent
Mr Rarney I'm the Interest OF his
clemi insisted In the default remaining
and Mr.. Conley earnestly argued the
default should be removed As is often
the case in such Instances counsel no
came quite friendly after The court had
disposed of the matter The plqluftT
got n verdict FOR some $500 I'm n trover
and conversion suit Tho defendant
wants a new trial.