davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24

Dist. of New Haven, ss Probate Court,
 December 20, 1901 ESTATE of Elizabeth II. Goodwin, late Of Now Haven, in said District, de- ceased
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and ap- voipted six months from the date here of for the creditors of said deceased to bring in their claims against said estate, Those who neglect to exhibit their claims within said time will be debarred.
 All. persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate way ment to
 WILLIAM R. HOPPEN, d21 St Administrator.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24
MORE TRAINS OFF.
Sunday Limited for Boston Cut Out
 Indefinitely.

Unexpectedly to it's patrons the New Haven road yesterday cancelled indefi- nitely the Sunday Bay State limited trains that formed part of its New York and Bsoton service.
 They were run only on Sundays, but on practically the same time as the Bay State does every week day. They left either terminal at 10 a. m. comprised of parlor cars only. The eastbound left here for Boston at 11;40 6. m. and the westbound at 1;42 D. m. They were the best and fastest through expresses in the Sunday ser vice.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24
Mortgage Deeds.

Samuel Marcell and Josephine Mar cell to the Weibel Brewing Co.,, Oak street, AT feet; $2,OOO
 Charles Dennis Edwards, Meriden, to Albert F. Williams, Dover street, 5S feet; $450,
 Charles Dennis Edward, Meriden, to George E. Hall. Dover street, 5S feet; $7O.
 Sarah J. Brown to Louisa c. Lane and Emily S. Gilman, Norwich, Win chester avenue, 40 feet; $1,S00
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24
Building Permits.

City of New Haven. alterations to city hall, Church street, near Court street, $5Ss4, removing the staircase on the north side and extending the pres ent vaults to occupy the space in the basement, first, second and third floors. Architect l.. w. Robinson.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24
Lis Pendens.

Action brought to foreclose mortgage from Charles w. Bunnell to Mary E. Allen, S9 Plymouth street.
 Action brought to foreclose mortgage from Ellen T. Clark to Herbert Knox Smith, 67 Clay street
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24
Omit Claims.

Ellen E. Flagg, Hartford, to Ellen Fanny Earle Flagg, Hartford, Meadow street, fl feet.
 Charles N. Flagg, Hartford, to Ellen E. Flagg, Meadow street, fl feet.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24
SUPERINTENDENT DEAD.

Chicago, Dec. 23.--Alonzo Wygant, general superintendent of the United States Express company, died to-day,
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24

WANTED-Jones' Select Employment
 Agency, 2S Church street. Telephone 1401-12. Connecticut'sL Largest Agency; male and female help supplied for mercantile and domstic srvic for any and all kinds of work. Sent anywhere. Open evenings.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24

WANTED--All good help should call
 here. We supply all the best places and always need large numbers. Slee- mans Reliable Employment Agency, 763 Chapel. Open evenings, m14 If
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24

FOR SALE--1 50 light 125 volt gen.
 orator; H. P. 22O volt motor; ? 1-2 H. P. 110 volt motor; ? H. P. 220 volt motor All sizes new The Pierson & Dean Go, No. IA Orange street. dis It
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24

Dist. of New Haven, ss Probate Court,
 December 21, 1907. ESTATE OF HENRY FARMER, late of New Haven, in said District. deceas- ed
 The Administrator C. t. a. having ex- hibited his administration account with said estate to this Court for al- lowanee, 1t is
 ORDERED, That the 27th day of DeS cember, 1907, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at a Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said District be Fappointed for hearing on the allow ance Of said account, and that notice be given by publishing this order three times in some newspaper having a cir culation in said District. By the Court
 JOHN L. GIBSON.
 d29 3t Clerk
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24
HELP WANTED-MALE.
One cent word for each insertion, or five cents a word for seven times.
WANTED FOR U. s. ARMY.

HElP WANIED-Able bodied, un-
 married men, between aged 21 and S5; citizens of the United States; of good character and temperate habits, who can speak, read and write Eng fish. Apply Recruiting Officer S90 Chapel street, New Haven; 756 Main street, Hartford; 1929 Main street, Bridgeport; 199 Bank street, Water bury, Conn. j19 If
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24

FOR SALE-Author Calendars; new;
 nice Xmas gift Address 127 Dwight Street d147 It
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24
WAN NTED.

One cent word for each insertion, or five cents a word for seven times.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24

Michael W. Fitzgerald's summons to appear before city court, January 27, 1908, to answer to Della A. Fitzgerald; s2.OOO.
 Margaret Donohues summons to ap- pear before superior court, New Ha- ven, first Tuesday in February, to answer to James J. Donohue; $2,500.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24
JEWELLERS.
REALLY DESIRABLE GIFTS.

Whatever your needs, come and let us show you a variety of beautiful presents which you will pronounce LUST THE THING"
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24
ANN0UNC ENTS.

One cent a word for each insertion, or five cents word for seven times.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24
DOINGS IN REALTY
Papers Filed at Town Clerk s Office Yesterday-Build-
 ing Permits.
Attachnents.

The following papers were filed at the town clerks office yesterday:
 Attachments.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24

EDUCATIONAL-Private lessons in
 drawing and water color after Jan uary 1st. T. R. Waite, Fl Kensington St. d20 If
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24
FOR SALE.

One cent a word for each insertion, or five cents word for seven times.
The morning journal-courier., 1907-12-24
EDUCATIONAL.

One cent a word for each insertion, or five cents word for seven times
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10
rcUSED OF PERJURY.
4,hole B. Reader Held on CHARGE
Groacing ont of Nine Case.

,.bole 3. Reader, husband of Ella Rawls
,.oder. was arrested yesterday by United States
n,.,sbal Henkel and arraigned before United
Nc commissioner Shields on an Indictment
'rra by the federal grand jury He is charged
Ns.b committing perjury December G last in
naction with the evidence in a suit hrouebt
:. rim against James B. Haggin. the California
t.oeder of racehorses and mine owner. to ra-
over commissions amounting to S25OOOO al
,.oad 10 be due him for the sale of the Cerro de
-.sce mines in Peru.
Mr. Reader, who was represented yesterday by
colonel Alexander S. Bacon, Of No AZ liberty
Greet. was held in 81. 500 bail, his wife eivine
.sr house at No. 226 West s3d street as security.
The trial of the Haggin suit was held before
1udge Platt. in the United States Circuit Court,
and resulted in q verdict for the defendant
psader is alleged to have stated that Juan Gar
land had been employed by him as his agent
during the negotiations between him and Mr..
Hsggin, when they met in March, 1901, in New
YORK and when the deal for the purchase of the
rerro Gel Pasco mine was completed.
1t is also charged that Reader declared that
he had received no portion of the commission
-rhich Garland obtained from the sale II was
sIso said that there was an understanding be-
tween Reader and Garland that Garland should
Keep the commission paid by the sellers while
M Reader should keep the commission paid by
the buyer
II was announced by Colonel Bacon yesterday
sfternoon that notice had been served upon
Alexander y. Green. counsel for Mr.. Haggin,
that an application for a new trial would be
made TO Judge Platt January 16 In an
affidavit made by Reader. in support of the
application, he attacks John Delehunty, who wa.
the original attorney of record for the plaintiff
and John B. Stanchfield, who subsequently be-
came interested as counsel both of whom with
drew from the case just before the trial
When seen last night at the Hotel Belmont
MI Delehunty vigorously denied the statements
made. declaring that both he and Mr.. Stanch-
field had insisted on Withdrawing when they saw
that there was no chance of winning the case
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10

AZ IL l25g4 b5e CoPPER-Thc English market higher
on spot but lower futures f106 los and f107
specuycly Locally the market firm. Is quoted
f4 SOC. eiecrolytic at 237624 25c casting At
EoooQZ4c LEAD was firm a. 6G6 30c in the local mar
20 sho advanced in the English market also. closing at
ts los 90 SPELTER unchanged f2T 15s in London
ana at 66o0875c locally IRON higher in the Eng
sh market, with standard foundry quoted at oes and
levelahd warrants at COS 10zd Locally the market Is
sai steady No foundry Northern is quoted at
FToduce Exchange quite active to-day. with the
prices steady. There sales OK GOO standard
IoundTy Apri at SD 75 Standard foundry grades
quoted as follows Cash So 10 bid; January and Feb
SZ5:. May. SD 250S23: Jurc. S22QS22 60
h,i4NSShS AND SYRCPS-The usual conditions were
noted in both molesses syrups steady
70 nrill and first hand stocks light Quotations follow
rev dreams centrifugal l4qlec fair. 16G1sc
sooi 1sd20c; prime 2042sc; New orleans open kettle
$794Sc- sYRJPs-,' 'ommon 14l5I5c; fair l5ll1c: good
I%ayc; prime. 2242+c: fancy. 2e@2sc.
;i'ftoNlSioNS-AtRoush the market worked OF after
% opening on of easier live hogs and selling by
poers II was stronger in the afternoon with ful re
Goyery on commission house buying of pork light offer
ines strength In grain and covering Chicago receipts
80 o hogs estimates for Thursday $4,000 Kansas CITY
1900; Omaha. 1900, and the West. $1,000. PORK
steady Quoted Mess Sl7 5nqS1s 90 family SIS 50dSl9
short clear. ST 26@Sl9 BEEF-F1m. Quoted Mess. ssg
- 80; family. sl4 oOQ$1a packet Smash 80; extra
at s23 5ggS25. DRESSED HOGS stendy Quoted: Bacons
SIC 1s0 lb sac; 16o ~ DC: l4o ID, 9hc pigs sla@
9%tc. CUT MEATS-Picked bellies steady Quoted
smoking. 1OaQllc; 10 10 10&c; u 10. 1olac; IA No.
10y %gl0'2c Pckled hams dull quoted at IL sgl2c TAI
Low firm: city. Csc; country. G1s Q69se LARD steady
Quoted: Middle Western. prime. 930gD4oc City lard
quiet; quoted at 9c Refined lard steady Quoted south
America, lO.6Jc; Continent, T5c Brazil kegs. ltoc
Comnound firm: quoted at Sh+Gsifc. STEARlNF quiet
Quoted: oleo. 1l24c: city lard steerine 1oG10lac
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10
YOUNG MAN DIES FROM BENDS. !"

WOolfert Delaney. Of No. 98 Wilson avenue,
Flushing. said last night that Chauncey c. Bullard,
the young man who died last night at the New
York Hospital from the bends his second
cousin. and that he had worked only day in the
Pennsylvania tunnel a sand hog.
''Bullard.' said Mr. Delaney. came of a good
family. His father is physician in Cambridge,
Mass. Chauncey somehow other never settled
Gown TO steady work / am mechanical superin-
tendent for the Pennsylvania Tunnel Company. and
when he asked If / could give him job
! told him Yes but that he would have begin
al the bottom and work up. He agreed, and after
undergoing physical examination and the pre-
lminary that all workmen put through
went 10 work on Monday morning.
He worked all day Monday. and appeared TO be
all right, but soon as he came out Of the COM
pressed air he collapsed. He removed the
New York Hospital, where he died. He big
fellow. and appeared to he in perfect health. but
the autopsy shows that he was suffering from
Brght's disease which. doubt. aggravated the
caisson disease and caused his death quickly.
Why week ago he was accepted by life insur-
ance company"
Mr.. Delancey said that Billiards. parents had been
Informed Of his death and their way to this
city. The body will be taken to Cambridge for
burial as soon the Coroner gives permission.
Coroner Earburger. who is investigating the case.
SAID he would hold an inquest in about week.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10

FLOUR AND MEA1--Flour was In slightly better re-
quest to-day there being sales IN winter straEts spring
bakers and low grade spring and winter. Prices
steady aud unchanged Rye -four continues hrm. with
srasS esso Winter patents. s. eGss 5 sPpn
gears - S:asS 20; eyre No winter 81 e0qS3 extra
Market dull. Quoted 81 1889 25 spot and to arrive
RYE FLOUR firm Quoted: Fair to good SO 65aS3 50;
choice to fancy SO s5as4 %. CoRNMEAL easy Quoted:
KIN dried 81 6bqS2 T5 as 20 brand. RAG MEAL easy.
Quoted Fine white and yellow 81 1881 2O coarse 81
Qsl 10. FEED-Westeru dull: citT steady Quoted:
Western; spring s2l 80; standard middlng do
$50 80 bulk, s21 5oGs22 sacks: middlng s22gs24 red
Cog s4 5o homny chop 500 bulk s23 20 sacks: oinea
CoTTON-The cotton market opened lower and sold
rallied quite sharply the report. however
and the close was very steady advance OF
points; Sales for the day were reported Of 100000
bales The opening barely steady az a decline
70 points in response lower cables
soid on during the middle OF the day under
nued big receipts and liquidation by
evidently feared bearsh report The big spot
sales in the Liverpool market of points
comparing with decline Of 10 points futures
large estimate for tomorrOw's
parently, and the market paid immediate attention
70 the reports from the South that spot buyers
buying the low grades freely, and
showed disposition result. Tho market
reached the low point only a minutes
census report published then started rally
report published showed 9 O
with March having advanced from zoe
from 9s2c 20 oO6c. The close points of
the hest The census report showing II 3i4 bales
ginned 10 January about
below the average view II anything the
local trade made during the morning produced
lowing the publication official seemed
result from the theory that with the
way prices would advance spot conditions.
The range OF contract prices in the local market to
day follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10
VETERAN OF TWO WARS DEAD.
". MerTick, Oldest Baggagemaster, Fought
in Mexico and in Rebellion

Morristown y. H, Jan. 8 Especial )-Wiliam
Merrick. the Oldest train baggage master in the
country and one of the veterans in the Ameri-
railroad service. is dead. He was eighty
years old. He fought in the Mexican War TAX
ing part in the siege Of Vera Cruz, the battles
Of Cerro Gordo, Jallapa, Perote, Pueblo. San
Augustine, Centreras. Chara busco and Moline
del Rey and marched with the victorious army
into the City Of Mexico. In 1855 he entered the
service Of the Lehigh Valley Railroad and had
been with that road ever since, except during
the Civil War, IN which he fought.
For tfiirty-seven years dr. Merrick had been
q baggage master. and for several years had
been on the Black Diamond express.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. January o. 1907
COFFEE-The coffee market higher during the
early middle session. but eased of toward close
The opening steady. at advance OF points and
OF the months 10 points higher
sales but close weak unchanged. the
earlier gains having been lost result of European
selling in comparatively dull market Sales for the
reported OF about "a $50 bags. The opening
advance was due TO rather better French cables the
Havre market being net unchanged 10 i franc higher
while Hamburg unchanged a pennig lower. The
Brazilian cables showed primary markets.
on the previous day. The two ports had 5000 bags.
against 1900 bags last Jundiahy receipts
5000 bags against 600 hags last year and while the
receipts reported for the he
previous day they still compared bearishly
year. The heavy movement. of from the
big the existence OF which recognized
speculative markets fer weeks If not months past,
they should consequently exercise little
sentiment. except among those who believe bulsh
support result OF valorzaton, has prevented a
dscounting Of the receipts or the Brazilian
Rio was 325 res lower than January 2 and Santos
declined 90 re.s The market for coffee
with quotations on the basis Of 7isc for Rio No I.
The range OF contract prices in the local to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10
PATIENT DISAPPEARS.
Escapes from BelleUue, and 1t Is Be
HeCed Jumped Into Rirer.

While the attention Of his nurse at Bellevue
was distracted for a moment early last evening,
John T. Benney escaped from the building. clad
only in night shirt, and disappeared. search
Of the grounds revealed no trace of him, and it
is believed that he to the edge of the sea
wall and threw himself into the East River
He formerly employed as orderly IN
the Presbyterian Hospital. He taken to
Bellevue last Sunday. The suffered great
pain, and delirious most OF the time. II
was visitors day at the hospital yesterday. Bon
ney's nurse left him for a moment and when
she returned he had gone.
search party quickly organized and the
grounds were gone over Thoroughly. but trace
OF the man could be found. He did not pass out
Of the gates. and it is believed that he ran to
the river and jumped in.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10
ALFRED R. GosL1N COMES UP AGAIN

Justice Davis in the Supreme Court yesterday
named Emanuel Klein receiver for the rents OF No.
s77 West End avenue, which mortgaged for
$4,000 by Alfred r. Goslin before he disappeared
little more than year ago. The recefvership was
granted the application of Olcott, Gruber.
Bonynge & McManus, attorneys for Mrs. Sophie
vi. La Grave.
Mrs. La Grave wants to foreclo6e a mortgage for
$4,000 that she holds the property, which is
recorded in Goslins name. Auguste ]. de Kant
stein Is On the bond for $4,000 securing the mort
gage. Mrs. La Grave got possession Of the mort
gage last October, six years after IL had been
corded. II originally given by Gosn to Hazel
8. Piree August l, 1900, and the records show
that IL passed into several hands before being
fnally transferred to Mrs. La Grave 1t was due
on August g. 1902. and it is stated no interest has
been paid IL since. There are several other
mortgages the property
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10

The local spot Was firm. prices
FOR mddns fah southern spot markers were ,ele-
saies 500 baes savanaa6 QUIET uncansed a, 10
sales 5o5 bales Norfolk stesdy UNCHANGED at IGSsc %
Little ROCK steady. unchanged 67.c. Galveston hrm
@nehanssd anehanssd az al !" ee s g bales %
ios.c Augusta quiet Unchanged at iIisc: sales 5I9
bales St Louis steady. unchanged at 10 il-6e sales
day At Houston 1900 10 1000. against lo5o3 lat
Sfs. ae @aa gains ssi sa ies last week Sa a S
New orleans II 900 to 1900 bales. against 1881
,.4 sasnss s8s s op bob a
export loo AIaealca: Ife35 "a reCe,s ] daooi J
decline of 3i.Qie points. January 5jga January Febr
SSsd 'sisd sprMas ssDrf S54d May June 5sd
Sa 3
November December. $3.50. Manehester-Yarns firm;
e. o ss gse of m, ae, & GSa s became q and nd
regular showing more less weakness
followed rallies that last prices were
ssSeed aPGye by Hop%e s eceP of 2 cars @
cars last year and by fears that me cod % va wond %
power exhausted however and as good
nar nea t SGSes S no hn1 mae Of short to M
on making da IT sGnsiVT The t" ensi me sehs msef in ae
Try was Minneapolis ~ncn & al eor ne Ts trade ss Iitte
ssr amounting 70 bssg ssySn ef b S % Se ad to be-
good cash demand in the Mnneapos nnr ou5sqe a
steady shade higher than the DAY before
interior points receipts only fSGUuD hush
compared bush year. partially couneF-
acted however lighter seaboard cearances The
low temperatures which have for some time been noted
moved down into the winter WheaI
TUESDAY nigat. with prospects or becoming more
Winnipeg only 30 cars against
OF the commission houses were
whe that interests at Boston
were forming pool bull May wheat The cash mar
et locally No red 9c nominal in ee
yator ands b afoat; No ! Northern Duluth, soc
and No 2 hard winter, s3s4c aGoat- COItN-There
variation the corn market. either nero
:he West all day. Except for January which sold
Lc Mt York less demand from shorts. the
market Ne higher and well sustained all day
demand, including sales OF % loads
not selling et
freely In Although light at Chicago as COM
nared with other during the week, receipts at all
Western points aggregated 900 bush against o5 COO
hush last The seaboaTd cearances were lighter
tban Usual Liverpool closed partly d net higher and the
better all over the West cash corn
ruled steady. closing follows in New York; No Z
corn 52Ibc elevator 49isc b afoat No white.
Roc and No . yellow. 49%c b afoat. oATs-The
market was steady all day and moderately active ct the
W1st with ca New York barely steady, clos
,nv as follows: Mixed 80 10. 39a39lac; natural
spe 70 10 40M4fc and clipped white. 36 10 40 Ib
snI 44c RYE-Market nominal. BARLEY Market nom
mai I-C.E .EWHEAT-Narket dull; quoted at 81 - per
-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10
RECKLESS CHAUFFEUR SENT TO JAIL

Edward Riley, a chauffeur for F. S. Thompson,
Of Thompson & Dundy, living No. PIG West seth
street who on December q was arrested for ex-
eeeding the speed limit, was yesterday sentenced
2 five days Imprisonment by Justice wyatt In the
Court Of Special Sessions. -, ,.,r,
II imposing sentence Justice Wyatt said: Ihe ne
only way TO teach reckless drivers lesson is 10
send them to Jail. While here am gong TO
SEE that second offence Will carry with IL g. Jail
Sentence Justices Oirnsted and Zeller concnrfed
Ar. Dundy much surprised when ms driver
vas sentenced AS soon as the man ned peeh
t5ken 10 the Tombs Mr.. Dundy got into his auto
mobile and hurried away. AT Howard street street ms
Machine was travelling fact that patroiIIah
ordered him 10 slow up pain Of arrest MI
Dandy finally stopped. and said he was hurryfng to
2e garage to get another driver.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10
q. g. o. yARDMEN STRIKE.

oae hundred and fifty freight handlers employed
et the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad yards at ST.
George Staten Island struck for higher wages last
nr,ght They informed Yard superintendent Z. II;
.hsssdy that unless they received an Increase OF
,No an hour they would not return 10 work
,a rse morning. The present rate OF pay Is lshs
.eass an hour Mr. Cassidy told the men he could
~ ~ grant fheir demand, ana that unless they re
Drffa Al the usual hour he would iii their places
tb Other men lie notified Police Captain Gal
segasr have squad of on hand this morn
-. - csCt of frCt1,e.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10
WIFE WITNESS AT WEDDING.

brought before Judge Dixie. in the Kings County
Court, yesterday on a charge OF bigarny. AT hrst
De pleaded not guilty; but after he had toid ms
i,ae the court determined that he was guilty, and
re Changed his pleading. , .- j.
He married Miss S. A; Smith in April. 1903 at
,tynbrook Lorg Island. When he learned that sne
iged a Southerner named Cammer. he signed a
PAPER renouncing her. She then married Cammer,
snd Biauyelt went 10 board with them all beleylng
hlst they were acting legally In May, 1906. biau-
Welt married Miss +. B. Fitzgerald, of Brooklyn,
20 his first wife was n witness. Mrs. BlauVeit
80 and her mother made the complaint When
l-ey learned the
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10

FIRST CLASS position as working house.
keeper is open to a theron hly reliable
woman who knows the needs OF good house
repay kindness and consideration with com
petent and willing service New England or
New York State woman preferred. Apply
Mrs; c. p. Browning. 91G William ST.. Now
York City.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-10

ANY INTELLIGENT person may earn SIS
10 SlUO monthly corresponding f. news
papers: sure. steady work: no canva ssinC:
experience unnecessary: send For particu-
lars Press Syndicate. Lockrort ~ Y
WAITRESS first class sa5. caoks
chambermaids coIored Mattresses
houseworkers. Mrs. Golfers. lee West
Esd st
ADVERTISEMENT sud subscrIpt'ons for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office, No. 1855 Broadway between 36th
and 31th SITS, until o CLOCK D. m Adver-
tissolents received at the following branch
offices at regular ONCE rates until 3 O'clock
u. m, viz: 255 Sth ave. .. e. cor I'D 81 !.
1s3 9th ave. cor. l2th St ~ East Jsth 81
a57 West 42d st, between Tth and s,h aves
2e3 West l23th ST. f; 1898 Sd ave, oetween
10Th and 1Ith sts.; 10c8 Sd ave. near 6fst
ST 1IOS lst ave. near SSth ST. iaf East
S-~.h at &c fremont ave. $50 80 are