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CITY CouRT CASES.

The case of Mrs. Thomas Butta, charged with keeping vicious dog, was nolled by the city attorney yesterday in the city court on the payment of costs.
 The cases of Cornelius Curran and Albert Brown, two young boys charged with breaking a street lamp, were also nolled as there was no evidence.
 Sarah Comfort, charged with being a common drunkard, second offense, was sent to jail for thirty days,
 William Graves, twelve years old, was committed to the reform school as an incorrigible. The yeungster is said to be more unfortunate in hia environ ment than any thing else, His mother was taken to Springside and he has since lived with his grandmother, Mrs. Early, by whom he was charged with stealing some money.
 Mary Chappell, who is at present in the county jail serving a sentence for theft, was brought down yesterday and fined $10 and sentenced to ten days for thetheft of a lady's jacket the property of Kate Burns, a domestic, while the latter was calling at the home of Mrs McGuinness, at 4 Davenport avenue.
 James Roache, Thomas J. o'Brien and Frederick Thompson, three young boys between the ages of eleven and fifteen years, were before the court charged with the theft of two bicycles and some preserves. Roache and o'Brien were charged with two counts each, and admitted in court that they sold the preserves while cleaning out the cellar of Mrs. Morse, on Edwards street. Both have been arrefeed before and were fined $15 and costs. Thomp- son, who said he did not take the wheels, and only had two jars of pre- serves, was fined $2 and costs, judg- ment being. suspended until January 2. nisi, he being meanwhile remanded into the custody of the probation officer.
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The days news of actual conditions was not unsatisfactory. The engage ment of s509. .0oO additional gold for Par is tomorrow and the promise of a re- fection in to-morrow's bank statement of the heavy withdrawals of gold for export were without influence, as mon ey on call was easy and banks which held out for the 21s per cent. rate had difficulty in placing all of their availa- ble funds. The reports by the banks or the weeks currency movement by express showed a considerable balance Tn favor of this center, and the mid- month tide of pension payments is modifying the sub-treasury require ments on the banks. Secretary shaw's call upon national banks for return of government deposits set a definite period for that operation and thus re- heYed the uncertainty regarding it which has been weighing upon the mon- ey market to an extent.
 The pressure to take profits was per- sistent in the market and carried prices backwards repeatedly. The result was a general showing of losses at the last, even in stocks that had been strong. The market closed weak on an active selling movement.
 Bonds were active and irregular. The total tot sales, par value. aggregated s1o,-
 United States bonds were unchanged on call
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BROWN TRIAL ON.

Lawyer David D. Fitzgerald gave Homer Meyers, spotter employed by a New York agency, a bad hour on the witness stand in the criminal side of the common pleas court The witness was raked fore anS aft, and breathed a sigh of relief when Judge Bishop an- nounced that court would adjourn un- til Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. The case on trial was that of Iris W. Brown 9 former conductor of the Consolidat- ed Railway company.
 < The defense is expected to spring sev- eral surprises. Questions asked yester- day indicated that the testimony of some of the operators will be vigorous ly attacked.
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Ely's Liquid Cream Balm is an old friend in new form It is prepared for the particular benefit of sugerers from nasal catarrh who are used to an atomizer in spraying the diseased mern- branes. All the healing and soothing properties of Cream Balm are retained in the new preparation. It does not dry up the seeretions. Price, including spraying tube, 75 cents. At your drug glst's or Ely Brothers, 56 Warren street, New York, will mail it.
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AND ABOUT THE COURTS
EMISSION ASKED TO SELL HoUSAToNIC 1fFG. PLANT,

ielser woodrun Wants to be A. owed to Dispose of Entire Property . Syndicate for sIss.oOO-Ready Its Appraisal Approved-Bankruptey apers for I. J. waIder < co. Being repared-weiI Freed.
 ready under orders of the superior It to wind up the business of the lsatonic Manufacturing company by Hember 2s. Receiver Roilin s. Wood
 yesterday appealed to Judge 'rge ". Wheeler at the short calen- session for permission to sell the Perty to syndicate formed for it's chase, for a sum approxImating 900, through which the creditors Id receive ten or twelve per cent. their claims.
 ith the s1s6.OOO, to be paid in cash, receiver proposes to pay as large a entage as possible on the liabilities lSO,Oo0, in addition to which there P,OO0 overdue interest on the bonds he concern. The s10O,OOO will be as- led by the new corporation. At pres- there arse 22O holders, all knew Ha- men, and each owning block of 70. The bonds have still eighteen rs to run.
 Y the assumption of the business by proposed reorganization 1t is be- ed that not only will the 400 hands |retained at the works, but that ITS will also be employed in the ad- pnal branches which the new owners bose to establish.
 receiver for the Housatonic Manu- Huring company, Col. Rollin S. Pdruff was yesterday afternoon au- 'ized by Judge Wheeler to sell real te machinery and tools for $1S,O0O, he condition that the purchaser as- e the mortgage thereon before No- Der q.
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PERMTssIoN To sEI.I.

frmission was yesterday granted to eiver Jacob B. Ullman by Judge rge W. Wheeler in the superior 't to dispose of personal property of
 Ottenheimer Brothers Corset com g to the amount of $925, the prop
 consisting almost entirely of ma El on hand.
 fcording to MT. Ullman several epective purchasers are negotiating the plant with a view of establish
 8 corset business, and he is only ting to see which will offer the best ns before closing deal or only clos A propose to resume work at the lest possible moment after acquiring factory.
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YESTERDAl,s sToCK MARK ET
Exciting Flufry During the First Hour.

New York, Nov. 1s.-There was an excited furry during the first hour of to-day's stock market, principally due to the continuance of the wild move ment in Sugar and Amalgamated Cop per with which last nights market closed. But the edge was taken off the movement by the successive setbacks to Sugars efforts to get up, by the re- lapse in Amalgamated Copper and Ten nessee Coal to a point under last night, and to the yielding of Union Pacific to the extent of a point, There were no other movements of sufficient import ance in an upward direction to offset this influence, There was also 8 re- sumption of violent advances in some of the obscure quarters of the list, which has grown to have distinctly unfavorable effect on the general mar ket.
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ANGELUs RECITAL.

Miss Leach, of Ansonia. the Soloist
 This Afternoon.
 Miss Bertha A. Leach of Ansonia, will be the vocal soloist at the Angelus recital this afternoon, given by the Treat & Shepard company in it's ware rooms, sS7 Chapel street. Miss Leach has fine contralto voice and will be heard in three selections during the re. cital, which starts at 3 o'clock. These recitals have become very popular. They are entirely complimentary. Seats are arranged in the store, nlak- ing a fine concert hall. Programmes are furnished. The public is cordially invited
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mIvcKnFF scHEpuI,E.


 the office of Referee Henry G. ton. there has been received the hule of The Wyckoff Brothers, inc, linton, Conn.,, involuntary petition E bankruptcy together with the de- of Judge Platt, adjudicating the bankrupt.
 e total liabilities are $9,7u.2S, and ssets are s9,35O.S6. The liabilities de the following: Wages $1,31152;
 legal debts, $250; secured claims, unsecured claims, $2,O44.71. The z include. Cash on hand, SIS; in trade, $1,OOo; shipping and es in vessels, $4,4oO; machines, sS.- debts due on open account, ssS2.S6. petitioners are yacht builders.
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COMMITTED TO ASYLUM.

Judge Foote of Branford. sitting in the probate court yesterday, committed George M. Treat. formerly well known building contractor, to the insane re- treat. Drs Daggett and stetson testi- fled as to the mans condition. MT. Treat has been in i'll health for some years and is now much emaciated. He offered no objection to his commit ment.
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E1I3s MARRIAGE ANNULED.

EIL'S MARRIAGE ANNULED.
 a decision handed down in the su- r court by Judge Wheeler yester-
 the marriage of Solomon Well of city and Gunendal Well, alias sndaI Frank, alias Amanda Marav- etc, now of parts unknown, is an d. no defense having been entered ] e hearig action, a day or so ago. Eorney Louis E. Jacobs appeared |Ir. Well.
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wALDFR e CO sTTED.

Attorney William A. Wright. repre- senting II. II. Stone of New York city, has brought suit against I. c. Walder & Co, Of this city, for damages of ssO on common counts. The deiendant con- pany is represented by slade, slade & Slade. The papers were served yester- day by Deputy sheriff Goodhart.
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FORECLosURE PROCEEDINGS.

Judge c. W Wheeler yesterday gave judgment in the foreclosure proceed ings instituted by the Middletown Saw ings bank against Joseph Freedman for s1O.s7084. The property affected is two brick buildings in DiKwell avenue. The Pabst Brewing company is inter ested with Freedman.
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|ATTORNEY ASKS ADVICE.

hge c. W. Wheeler in the superior t yesterday was asked by Judge |e Harrison on behalf of the estate le late Collis P. Huntington for ad-
 as to further suit of claims of the
 port News and Mississippi Valley pany. Fifteen thousand is inyolv- trackage claims, and Judge Zacher Eceiver for the Newport News com
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UDGB HARRISON DEPENDED.

UDGE HARRISON DEPENDED.
 the first of theactionsto be tried Ire him next week at the special of the superior court, Judge Gag ssterday assigned the case of Mar It. A. Husted against former Judge de Harrison as, executor of the es-
 of Margaret A. Jones, in which htiff seeks to recover s, ,oOo and also ecure possession of eighteen shares he Third Avenue Railroad company lew York city. Plaintiff claims that |eys on deposit and stock were joint |erty Of herself and Margaret A.
 s at the time of the latter's death,
 that she is entitled to them.
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MOTION DENIED.

the ground that it had not been Arly brought before the court, le Wheeler yesterday declined to ktain a motion to punish Receiver has W. Corbett for contempt of
 on noncompliance with an order ae court directing him to file his
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OYSTER LANDS FoREcLosED.

Decree of foreclosure in the case of Russell vs. Foote was yesterday grant ed by Judge Wheeler in the superior court on application of Clark, Hall & Peck, for the plaintiffs, the amount be- ing placed at s62s.lO. with the date for. redemption still to be named. The property involved consists of oyster lands in the Quinnipiac river.
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BANKRUPTCY PAPERS.

|e law firm of Shade, slade & slade preparing papers for the purpose of an application in bankruptcy for
 Walder & Co. of $50 State street, It clothing dealers.
 hjamin Slade, of the law firm which 8unsel for Walder & Co, stated that ssets would exceed the liabilities, he schedules had not been complet-
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APPRAISAL APpRoyED.

pproval of the appraisal of the hy Bits company by A. H. Kimber- md Walter M. Wellman was given Judge Wheeler in the superior court |erday, the report of the receiver, hk c. Bushnell. likewise being en- led. According to the appraisers
 res the value of the property is
 given as $1OO,O57.ss, as against s2.- lSS.66, given in the original state-
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report In theaction of Harry Matz vs. Maier Arick. and others. One week further was also granted the receiver. in which to tile his accounting.
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NEIr roRK STOCK MARKEr

Opening, Highest, Lowest Quotations, on the New York Stock Exchange. reported by Prince & Whitely, Bankers and Brokers. 52 Broadway. New York. and 15 Center street, New Haven, Conn.
 Open. High. Low. Close.
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United state. Government nona..
Cntton WnrIxct.

Reported by Dick Bros. & Co, mem- bers of New York Stock and Cotton Ex- changes. Branch office. SS Center Street. New Haven. Conn:
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Closing Prices.

The following are the closing prices reported by Prince & WhitelS Bankers and Brokers, 25 Broadway, New York, and 15 Center street. New Haven, Conn:
 Bid. Asked.
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TlR Union Trust (JonNalV
NEW HAVEN.

NEW HAVEN. 6HARTERED by the state of Connecticut N with authority to act as Execrtor. Ad. miaistrator, Guardian. Recover or Trustee. under will or deed.
 Is . legal depository of money paid Into Trustee for Municipalities, Corporations. and individuals, ard administers trusts of all kinds. Empowered to act as registrar of stocks, bonds or other evidence of indebted mess such as usually done by trust comps. nies.
 It also does a general banking business. collecting checks, notes coupons, and re celyes deposlts. The principal of each trust Is invested by itself and kept separate ana apart from the general assets of the Com. pany.
 This Company Is by law regularly exam. Ined by the bank examiner of the state of
 HENRY [. HoTcHKIss, President
 EUGENE s. BRISTOL Treasurer. sa2&h
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ConsolIilated Stock Exchnnre.

Reported over private wire by John Ell. kins & Co, A Broadway. New York. New Haven office. $40 Chapel street. Norman A. Tanner, Manager.
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LocAL STOCK EXCAVATIONS.

Furnished by Kimberly, Root < Day, Bankers and Brokers. 1S3 Orange street, n.nE s,ock.
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nallroaa stoeks

Par Bid. Asked. Berkshire luI tb0 Boston & Albany. x. 100 25O 252 B. & NY. A. l. pf.... 100 106 Danbury & N'walk.. 50 75 H. $ Conn. West.... 100 46M 4SA Housatoric -. .... 100 25 Nangatuck .4....... 100 275 N. Y.. N. H, & H.... 100 19Sls 195
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NIisrnllaneonu Rnnii..

Adams Express 4s, l947... 102 1Os
 Boston Flee. 6s, 1906.... 104 .,
 Branford L. < W. 5s, 1921. ..
 Brldgeport Traction 5s... l07 Int. Silver 6s, 1905 ..... g9h I00h Middletown 3.65. 1909. .... 100 N. H. Gas As, I915....... 12S N. H. City Sbs, 1925..... 100 .,
 N. H. City Sewer 4s 1914. 1o3 q. N. H. Town 3ss, 195O.... 100 ., N. H. School 4s, 1909-25.. 104 ;, N. H. Town P. P. As, 1889. 104 q. N. L. Gas & Eleo 5, 1927 104. =. $. N dq E. ST' Tel lgSs. ss, iaia ... ,ia
 Swift & Co. 5s. 1914...... 101H 1o7B United III. 4s, 194O. ...... 96 9S
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Miscellaneous stocks.

Siu Asked B. & NY. A. |. 5s, l905... 1O0K :. Conn. l.. & F. 5s, 1940. ... l0S Consolidated Ky 4s. 1954,. 9S 100 Ct. Ky. & Light. 4hs, 1851 97 9S Dan. & Nor. 6s, 1920.s.... 122 D. & N. 5s, 1925......,... 1I4K .. II. & Conn. w. 4 $. i923.. 104M Mer. < Comp. 5s, 192S... lO7B Meriden Street 5s 192A.. 1l0% liar, & Pt. Ches. As. I954.. 106M Housatonic 4s, I912...., 10l
 do 5s, l937.........4. 126 N, Fl. & Derby 5s, Ig1S.... 1i25a 115Ib Northampton 6s, 1909..... 10S
 do 5s, 191t.....s.. 107 N. H. Street 5s, 1913.. 107
 do 5s, 1914 ........ 107B N. l.. Street 5s, 1923, ... 10T N. l.. Northern As, I910... l02 S1FH x 1sfa I s afs I. 1908 Iss iss issa issa
 do 3hs, 194I....... 94 96
 do 31as, 1g54........ 96A 97k N. ". & N, E. ', 1905. ..... 100A
 do 6s, 1905.. 100 N. Y., Prov. & B. As. 1945.. 10S .. IN. H. & w. H. 5s, 1a12.... 107 10SA Wor. & c. E. 4las, 1943... 106 10S
The state herald., 1904-04-22
C0l0EISI RATES.

During March aud April the Burling-
on will sell one way tickets to the Paci,
tic coast st very Low rates. Here are
some VI them:
SIS to San Francisco aud Les Angeles.
81 10 Portland, Tacoma and Seattle.
s22.5O to Spokane.
Proporuonately low rstss to hundreds
OF other pointr.
These rates offer an excellent oppor
tunity tn SEQ the great Northwest which
presents unusual attractions TO the home
Geekos. II possesses the iron and lumb.
er OF Michigan, the wheat Of Minnesota,
tho wool Of Ohio, the fisheries OF New
England and Q seaboard riraliug the At.
lnntic Coast.
II you will tell ne where you are go.
ing, ! shall be glad to give you full in
'ormstion about rates. train service,
sleeping car ssrViee and send You ndver.
tlSips matter descriptive oi thss. won.
deriul sections. j. FsAscIs, G.nl.
Pass Agt Omnha
5.o Nebraska.
The state herald., 1904-04-22
IRRIGATED LAMBS

How would you like an irrigated coun
try where there ia five times US much
water as can be utilized for irrigation
purposesH Where the soil is fertile be,
yond beliet2 Where crops are never
destroyed by violent storms Of any kind !
Where the climate is healthful and ex.
hilarating? Wh,ro there are large de.
poslts otcoal in the foothills Immediately
adjoining tho valleys, thus insuring for
ever cheap fuel supply?
You can find all these conditions IN
the Big Horn BASIN Of Wyoming, and
even with this enumeration OF its sub.
stantial advantages. the resources Of the
Basin have been but touched upon
There are large bodies OF magnificent
grazing land. There is lumber in the
mountains for building purposes. There
are gold and copper mines in various
stages OF development.
But the object Of this article is more
especially TO call attention to the irri.
gated propositions in the Basin. A
number OF canals have been built. They
want settlers and are offering substanti.
al Inducements IN the shape OF low pric.
ed water rights and lands. But these
low prices cannot be tor long, and the
sooner veu invest the cheaper will you
be able 10 do so, for the advance is just
rs sure as has been the advance in the
price OF similar lands in other sections.
You can now buy irrigated lands with
perpetual and assured wster rights for
5000 an acre up.
IL you are interested in this country /
shall be glad to send you, FREQ. t~ehty-
two page fielder, in two colors, with y
map Of the Basin nud numerous illus.
trations Of irrigated scenes, and answer
any specific questions to the best Of my
ability. j. Francis, G. +. A.,
Burlington Route,
iH Omaha, Nsb.
The state herald., 1904-04-22
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that on Saturday the
Ath day Of May next, between the hours
Of 10 o'clock in the forenoon and o'clock in
the afternoon Of said day at the stock yards at
the town OF Holyoke, county Of Phillips and
state Of Colorado, the personal property of said
decedent. consisting Of a5 head Of cows and heif.
ors, calves, 10 head Of horses and two yearling
colts, hog, buggy, sets double harness,
saddles pump jack and power. one corn shell.
Ter, enc feed grinder, ono stack Of hay, road
scraper. hay nck, set block and pulieys.
lumber wagon. three seated spring wagon.
binder, moving machine, listor. . plows.
harrow, shot gun and other articles, will be
sold in accordance with IN order Of court.
Terms of sale An sums OF elo and under,
cash. on all sums over $40 six mohths credit will
bo given, with approved security, notes to draw
interest ut the rate OF ten per cent from date,
discount Of three per cent for cash.
J. II. PAIsTRR, Administrator.
April 81. 1904.
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The republicans ~ Denver have drop
ped the faotionsi heht snd nov have q
unitsd party for tbs election o, their city
ticke. nominated last Tuesday. The
fsctionnl haichet has been buiiel and
the party presents = solid from, to Bos,
spser's democratic machine. The rs.
publican ticket is headed by Col. J. W
Springer Ne candidate for mayor and
from the makeup of tho ticket and th-
"nthus,Asm oi the convention, they will
give Mr.. Speor AZ hot campaign az he
has ever taken part IN. J. W. Springer
hss bcsa an ae'iv. and nrsless worker
for harmony In the party snd II was
highly htiing that h, should b, chosen
as leader IA the city campaign.
The state herald., 1904-04-22

with this summons, or II the service hereof
be made out Of this state, then ten days ad
ditional to the time hereinbefore specified
for appearance and answer will be allowed
before the taking of Judgement by default a.
aforesaid.
The said action is brought to quiet the ii.
tie In the plaintiff to the south one half (lf)
Of section eighteen (ls) in township seven "a
north Of range forty-nve t45) west of the 9th
P M Phillips county. Colorado, as will more
fully appear from tho complaint in said act
ion to which reference is here made.
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail TO appear, and to answer the said com.
plant as above required, the said plaintiff
will take default and Judgement as PRAYED.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the
district court at Holyoke, Colo, in said coun.
ty this sth day OF Feb. A D 1904,
W. g. HELLAND,
Clerk Of the District court Of
[BRALl Phillips county, Colorado.
JsBxsNrTr, Attorney for Plaintiff.