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Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-29

BoOTH-Entered into rest March 27th, suddenly, Ann Bromharn, widow of Dr. Nathaniel Booth and daughter of the late Capt. John Bromham, Of this city.
 Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend the funeral services at her late residence Mo- l5l Water street, on Tuesday, 3oth inst, at 3 D. m. Burial at convenience of the family. 2t. 1VEsIn this city, March 27t, Jessie E., daughter George E. and Maggie Ives, aged years. Funeral from 31 Lafayette street at p. Tuesday. PERKINS1In Woodbridge, March 26 Marketable Stow, wife of Samuel L. Perkins, her 6sth year. Relatives friends invited to attend funeral at her late residence, Monday, March 29th, at p. G1LLsTTE-In this city. March 2s, Collins Pratt Gi- 1etts [son of ". F. and Amelia F. Gnlettsl aged year and 6 months.
 The funeral will take place Tuesday at D. 1 at 9s Dwight street. Friends and relatives invited to attend without further notice. COLLINS-Jn this city, March 26th, of consumption, Mary E. Taylor, wife of the lste James Collins. Prayer at the house, AS Putnam street, this Monday at 2:16 p. m. Funeral services at Howard aven ue church at D. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-29
Hermann,s Striker. Go out Again.

NEW YORK, March 2S. The five hundred men employed in Hermann's furniture fac tory, after working for two days. struck again last evening. They claim that Hsrmann has gone back on the agreement by which they returned to work, and instead of giving them an advance has reduced the wages of some of the men ten per cent. The men say they will not return to work unless he gives them an advance of twenty-five per cent on former wages.
 The striking workmen of Messrs. Steinway & Son, who have been out of the shop just five weeks, have received letter from the firn, telling them that if they still wanted the 10 per cent advance the firm was ready to grant it. On Monday the Steinway factory is expected to be once more in full operation Mir. William Steinway said to a reporter that the lockout would enable them to raise the price of pianos, since they had shown to the public that they had made an earnest attempt to keep wages down and had failed.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-29
News by Telegraph
 FROM ALL QUARTERS.
 Parnell Mobbed. Attacked While Addressing Political Meeting. His Followers Badly Beaten. Election Excitement Booming In
 Great Britain. LEGISLATION IN THE HOUSE The Consular and Diplomat
 ic Bills Prospect.
 THE OLD WORLD.
LEGISLATION IN THE HOUSE
Ireland.

The Parliamentary Campaign Boom
 ing PnrneIl NIObbed While Spesk-
 ing.
 DUBLIN, March 28. The Parliamentary campaign is becoming quite exciting and both parties are working with apparently more confidence than ever before, and it is believed g full vote will be boiled. Parnen and Nit chelI Henry will contest the county of Dublin against Taylor and Hamilton, the Govern ment candidates.
 At an election meeting to-day at Enniscor- thy MT. sParnell, in opposing Mir. O'Clery, was mobbed and struck on the face by oranges and other missiles, the crowd yelling scNo dctation.'' The Parnellites were thrashed all round Ultimately MT. Parnen managed to say few words only, MT. O'Clery himself begging the hearing for him.
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mallet in his hand. He admitted doing the deed, and said they had quarreled and she threatened to go and live with her old lover John Hussey In St. Louis, when he struck her: Finding that he nearly killed her he continued blow after blow till she was dead. He was on a spree last evening.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-29
THE SOUTH.
Alabama.
Discovery of Petroleum.

Discovery of Petroleum.
 MOBILE, March 28.-A letter from Bir- mingham, Ala, says that while workmen were engaged in digging we'll near the rolling mills, sudden current of gas began to flow, and immediately thereafter petroleum started, and is still flowing at the rate of ninety bar rels per day. The widest excitement pre- yaiTs
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-29

For Rent.--Brass and Iron Castings. Repairing Lawn Wood
 and Goal.
 sSeA FOR RENT.-One floor, with or without pow EsiH CT, for manufacturing purposes. Repairing AHl and Sharpening Lawn MOWerss the same called for and delivered. Brass and Iron Castings at the lowest prices, and made at short notice. Wood and Coal at the lowest prices. Or ders received at the office, 2G3 Grand Street
 jel6 If THE O'BRIEN MFG. co.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-29

For Sale at 8 Bargain, kAnh First-CI&ss House, with modern 4SN Improvements, good lot with barn, sitnat- sak ed fine avenue, fronting on two streets, can be at any time. For particulars call @t Room NOs 5, HO&dleY Building, 49 Cisurckl Street.
 e256 Ls Fs C0mSTOCKe
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-29

A Young Gentleman, IBERALLY educated, desires position cassi- Cal and mathematical instructor private tutor, private secretary Rmanuensis. The best of reference will be given. 'Y. E."
 Journal and Courier Office.
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Michigan.

Dastardly Outrage by a Negro.
 MUsKEGoN, March 28.-A negro named Munson committed an outrage upon little girl named Annie Defrees, ten years of age, on Friday night, whom he enticed into 8 slaughter house where he worked. He gave her money and whiskey, and after accomplish ing his purpose he carried his unconscious victim away and threw her into the sand, where she was found by her mother. After a chase Munson was arrested and locked up. There have been efforts to get up party to lynch him. This is not his first crime of this kind
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asOVEM ENTs OF STEAMERS.

LIVERPOOL, March 28.-sailed, the Pales- tine for Boston. Arrived, the Celtic from New York.
 Qusenstown-Sailed, the Wisconsin and PRrthia for New York.
 Bremen-Sailed, the Donan for New York. London-Sailsd, the Australia for New York.
 New York-Arrived, the City of Berlin from Liverpool, the Alsatia from Aspinwall.
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Illinois.
4 Eema,e Axenzer nn tno

4 Female Ayenser on tho WaTpath.
 QUINCY, March 25.-Mrs. George Cleve- land, the mother of Clara Lynch, known as wife No. of Clarence E. Davis, the biga- mist. met J. K. Beers, farmer who resides near the Clevelands, as she was coming out of Justice Rearick's office, last night, and asked him why he had been talking disrespectfully of Clara. Beers said that he did not recollect that he had been doing 50 or did not know that he had talked about her. Mrs. Cleveland then drew whip from under her shawl and struck him number of times, giving him, to use her own words, 8 good whaling. Once Beers turned upon her, but young man in- terfered and Mrs. Cleveland continued her blows. Beers finally reached the street where he escaped. The woman was arrested soon after and tried before justice. She admitted whipping Beers and said she had done so be- cause he said her daughter was 6 bad char acter. She was fined $3 and costs. Beers is fifty years of age.
 Another genuine wife of Clarence B. Davis has been discovered. She is from Wisconsin, and her marriage certificate is dated Novem- Der, 1876.
 Fatal Ending of 8 Domestic Quarrel.
 SPRINGFIELD, March 2S.-Pat FentoD, a laborer in the steel mill here, murdered his wife this morning by striking her on the head with heavy mallet. His brother-in-law, An drew Clifford, who lives near by, hearing the woman's cries, rushed in and found her bleed ing on the floor, Fenton standing by with the
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W WANIED, M& THREE connecting rooms with bosrd $A8 for family must be central, not above the HsEE ond story. Address ma29 St iEH THTa OFFT0E
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WI WANTEn
A Young Gentleman,

A YOUNG MAN as shipping clerk. Address, in "A own handwriting, stating sge experience, and references, "B. O, D."
 ma25 St. Courier Office.
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&1O.OOO

TITY of Burlington [vt.) per cent. 10-4os prnci- C pal and interest payable in New York. 100 shares Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Go. sock.
 100 shares Winchester Repeating Arms Co., stock. 50 shares Meriden Britannia Co., stock. For saie by
 Samuel Fl, BarrOWs, ma4Q Yale National Rank RUiIdinp Room
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FOR, RENT
For Sale or Exchange.
SEASHORE nOTELFOR RENT.

.sssss THE we'll known seashore esort, MERWIN'S kEN POINT Milford. consisting of house, harm, EeA sheds, ten pin alley, fine grove and about 25 acres of lapd It is but six-mile drive from New Haven fine and pleasant road, accessible by N. IN. H. R. R. at Woodmont station, three quarters of mile from house; abundance of shade, the beach and bathing grounds the finest, good hshing, plenty of duck shooting in fall Will rent the proper ty for one years. For particulars address MRS. A. M. MERWIN, Woodmont, Ct., or
 CHAS. r. MERWIN 308 State Street,
 Tna23eod2w New Haven
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-29
The COhOes Strike-FIrn Attitude of the Strfkers-A Big Pay Roll Kept from Circulation.

The COhOes Strike-FIrna Attitude of
 from Circulation.
 Co8oEs, March 28.-A meeting of the weavers and section hands was held at Me chanics' Hall at p. m. to-day. The meeting was called to endeavor to get the weavers to rescind the resolution passed last night and have all hands return to work tomorrow morning. A long session was held and 1t was finally determined by unanimous vote to resist the company to the bitter end and make a strong fight. The discharge of Dennis Murray, the obnoxious overseer, is demanded before they will return to work. A large mass meeting is called for o'clock tomorrow morning. All the employees of the company will attend and resolution will be passed to remain out. Notices are now going through the press warning sll the weavers and section hands to remain away from the mills tomorrow morning. The company say they will not give in. Public opinion is against the strikers, but If the fight is long one fears are entertained that the operatives will win, as the company lose 5000 day while idle. Great interest is manifested by the merchants as to the result of to-morrow's meeting. Five thousand op- eratives will be upon the streets and the pay roll of $25, GOO per month kept from eircuIa- tion. There seems to be ne hope of speedy compromise, great frmness being expressed by both sides.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-29
COmmittee on Sewers.

NNHE Oomm1ttee on sewers will meet at Room No.
 II City Hall on TUESDAY, March 30th, 1880, at 7 o'clock p. m and will hear parties interested in the following matters: Petition for sewer in Win throp avenue, from Whalley to Gofe street i; petition for in Court street, from State street to Orange street, petition for in Putnam street, from Howard avenue to Meadow street; petition for and -emonstrance against in Lafayette street. from Silver street to Prince street.
 By ordsr of ths Chairman, O. E. FOWLER,
 T1o-b
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LONDON, March 29.-Much anxiety is felt at ths non arrival of the Hamburg steamer Silesia at Plymouth.
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Wants.
WANTED.

A GIRL with good city references for general fA housework must be good plain cook, ironer and washer. Another girl is Kept. Apply at -
 ma29 It 47 GROVE STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-29

A PATTERN MAKER for wood patterns, also a A smart young foreman in our machine room. Apply in person
 CLINTONYILLE AGI.. WORKS,
 CIiptonvile, Conn. Air Line R. R, NoTthford Station. ma25 St
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SITUATION WANTED, DY respectable girl, to do general homework kD second work In private family good reference. Inquire at
 rna29 1t- 33 MYRTLE STREET.
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Tho Czat's Peril-A Secret Avenue Of
 EkeRne.

Escape.
 LONDON, March 2S.-A St. Petersburg correspondent. who recently,obtained accsss to the fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul, says that an aide de camp who acted as guide in formed him, among other things, that in the wall of the Emperor's room is an invisible door communicating with little passage, very narrow and leading to subtsrranean gal lery hollowed out under the Nsva. This gal lery leads to the fortress, and in case of revo- luton or of imminent peril the Czar could disappear in few minutes from the Winter Palace, and soon find himself in perfect safety in the fortress of St. Peter and St. Paul, the guns of which in short time could reduce St. Petersburg to ruins.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-29
SITUATION WANTED,
 SA FEE WANTED

EyoR general house work in a private family good Al reference Inquire at
 ma2s It. NO. 237 HAMILTON STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-29
Au arrban Force Rennl.es.

AM AfEhAn EOfce EsepuIseu.
 LONDON, March 28.-A Cabul dispatch says the Afghans attacked Fort Battye at Ganda- muck on the evening of the 26th inst, and were repulsed after severe fighting. The British loss was forty killed and wounded
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-29
Great Britain.

Large Emigration From Hungary.
 LONDON, March 2s.-A dispatch from Pesth says the emigration from North Hungary as sumes great proportions. Eight thousand persons, mostly sclavnius, emigrated last winter from the Comitat of Saros after having sold their property for mere nothing
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-29
FOR. RENT

Cor. Oak St. and Congress Ave-,
 nalO HEALY'S BLOCH
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-29

A NY PERSON having a small medium sized "A safe to dispose of cheap can find cash purchas- CT by addressing Box 4e8, Post Office, stating price and where it can be The safe must be in good order and have combination lock- ma29 lts
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-29
WANTEn-

WANTED A GIRL to do general housework. References re- "A quirsd. Apply at ma29 It. 30 TRUMBULL STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-29

N OEA INILNIp AihA 4 LARGE HOUSE CENTRALLY LOCATED, Hliu with all modern improvements, suited for a AAlarge boarding house hotel; would be let for Q term of years if desired.
 GEORGE A. ISBELL,
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WANTFD.

COMPETENT woman to do cooking, washing "A and ironing in private family; references re- quired. Inquire before 10 a. after p. m, at
 5 if 2t3 ELM STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-29

hI1LGU. RELIABLE man, with about $, 800 capital, can A find an opportunity for investment an estab- lshed good paying livery business. One qualified take charge of the business desired Address for days,
 mag 2ts PARTNER" this Office.
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AAEARa year to Agents Out'a aud SX5U asss:. sss; G sss o5 Pe5 siE@: ss
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WANTED.

A PROTESTANT GIRL to do housework ia a smaIl "A family in the city. English, Scotch American or German. Apply at Library Rooms,
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NOTICE
 s HEREBY given that BEEoHER ELEVEN have this day accepted MT. s. H. G1sdding partner in their firm. The business hereafter will be carried under the firm name of BEECHER, ELEVEN CLAD DING, who are authorized to collect all bills and as- sume all Abilities of the late firm. On Thursday, March 18th We shall open for the spring trade large ing, purchased for cash, saving large discount, which enables to offer special Inducements to tha purchasing public. Yours respectfully.
 BEECHER, BLIsEN & GLADDING, NEW HAVEN, Conf, March 22, 1880. ms2S Ct
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-29

w ANE'EKB, ~ IRIS To WORK shirts; those that are use1 to ' operating wheeler Wilson's sewing ma- chimes preferred, Apply at ROOM2
 Streets Building, ma26 St cor. State and Chapel Streets
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THE RATIONAL CAPITAL.

To-Day's Work i'm tho House.
 WASHINGTON. March 2S.-The regular order in the House to morrow will be the call of States for bills and joint resolutions for refer encs only, and after the call shall have been completed Mr. Singleton, of Mississippi, will move to go into Committee of the Whole on the Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation bill, of which two pages were considered on Saturday. It ordinarily takes an hour to call all the States, the length of time depending upon the number of gentlemen who have bills to offer. It may take 8 much longer time to complete the call tomorrow as the reading of all the bil's to amend the Revised Statutes will probably be demanded in order that their to the proper committees may be assured. Hence there will not be grsat deal of time to devote to the Appropriation bill. MT. Blackburn has given notice of 8 large number of amendments which he intends to offer, and other members also have amend ments. The bill can be got through if there is more voting than talk, but not otherwise.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-29
Valuable Real Estate For Sale

AtAA Pursuant to order of the Probate Court for Wiis the District of New Haven, the undersigned
 fers for sale all the real estate belonging to the estate of late Harvey BArnes deceased, and sisting of
 First-The homestead of the late Harvey Barnes on East Pearl street, in Fair Haven.
 second-The Building occupied in part as c store and market together with the land on the of Grand and East Pearl street.
 Third-A Lot ofland 99 feet front South Quinni- piac street. in Faff Haven East extending the rv er and including very valuable oyster grounds and privileges.
 Fourth-One undivided half of twelve ac Of wood land, in FoxoD, in East Haven.
 n7n A.D, GOODYEAR.
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FOR RENT,

sesA TWO FIRsT-CLAas BRIoK HOUSES, Nos
 Pill 33 and S5 Howe street. with all modern improve EEeAments hot and cold water, marble wash bowls, Re- Re-; one of the best locations in the city one house partly furnished. English basements. No. 49 Church street. Room 5, Hoadley Building.
 nna26 3t# L. F. COMSTOOK.
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NEW YORK.

EHglsnd's Coming EIectI0ns---A Great
 Stir and Sharp Contest.
 NEW YORK, March 2s.-A special cable to the Tribune from London says in regard to the political campaign: The contest is re- garded as unparalleled in this generation, and it is expected that more votes will bs cast than at any previous general election. The Liberals show great confidence, while the Tories are moro cautious. Social festivity is practically suspended during election. Every boarding house Is coversd with political pla- cards many private houses gre displaying the bills of candidates, and cabs, vans and other vehicles, public and private, are in like man ner decorated The total number of candi- dates now reaches nearly HOO, comprising 499 Liberals, 495 Tories and 97 Home Rulers. Both sides attacking nearly evory doubt ful seat. Barely hundred constituencies are uncontested. These return 172 mem bsrs and are nearly equally divided politically. Betting at the Carleton Club, formerly three to one on a Tory majority, is now even.
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THE PREMISES.

ASsA FROM April 1st if desired, tenement of asu three rooms first floor of house 43 Whallsy
 .sA avenue. References required of strangers. In- quire on
 ma266 THE PREMISES.
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Beautiful Farm For Sale


 OF 100 ACRES.
 essA THIS Farm is second to none; located fifteen sSTA miles from New Haven and 3k from the shore. Akfa It is undor ue cultivation, well stocked with cattle, horses and farming utensils The fences are good, plenty of fine f.uit and living water The resi- dence is fine, costing $7 900. The barns and outbuiding5 large and substantial. It Is located on fine eI1inence which overlooks Long Island Sound, and is in fact model farm, and for beauty, health and happiness cannot be equaed in the State If sold can be bought at bargain Cal on CT address HTNMAN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY. mh26 St 63 Church st., New Haven, Ct.
 FOR RENT,
 IAaAA A LARGE, pleasant House, corner Chapel and Hill Norton streets, line of West Chapel street &2aM-cars If required will be altered to suit two families. Rent low to desirable parties. Apply to Inal6 eod2w C8AS. 4. WHITE, 6s Church St.
 For Sale or EXch8nge, <zseA FOR place worth from S5 000 to S8 coo, EiiE tray located, in this city, desirable country kA residence, with about 19 acres of land the city. For particulars inquire at
 ma16eod2R No. Il PEARL STREET. New Houses For Sale or Lease, AssA ON NeWhan street, on favorable terms. ssssA fsH Monthly payments may apply on the pur- EssiI aE- chase money. Cut this out. Apply at H4zA- to E. M. BOWMAN, 131 Goffe Street, mE23 eod3t or IO9 Newhal Street,
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New Arm. for the Militia.

WASHINGTON, March 28.-Gsnsral Harry White, of Pennsylvania, will introduce bill in the House to morrow to provide for the construction of arms for the army and navy of the United States and for arming the mill tia of the States and Territories. It provides for the appointment of board to consist of the Secretary of War. the general of the army aud three members of the House of Reprssen- tatiyes and two members of the Senate to select one, two or three of the most nodsrn and best arms, the cost of which is not to ex- ceed $18O each. After the selection is made the Secretary of War is authorized to have 25O,OCO of said arms manufac- tursd in the national armory at Rock Island, H.; 250,O00 at the national armory at Springfield, Mass, and contract in the usual manner with not less than three manufacturers of arms for the construction and delivery to the Government of not sx- cseding 1,5OO, 900 of said arms. One half of said arms are to be distributed among the organized militia of the States and Terri tories. It provides also that 1000, 900 in- trenching tools shall be adopted and con- tracted for in like manner, said tools not to cost over $1, and for An appropriation for de- fraying the expenses of the board and for carrying out the provisions of the bill.
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Next Weeks Walking Match.


 NEW YORK; March 28--The eighteen pedes- trians who are to start next Sunday night for the OLeary belt and $9, 900 sweepstakes have all reached this city and are In training. There will be no drawing for numbers and tents this time. Mr. William B. Curtis, of the Spirit of the Times, will number the pedestrians him. self and assign them their quarters. He said yesterday that this contest would be model one as far as the management was concerned, s'It is going to be a remarkable race" said he, ssand expect to see some great scores made" Hart still remains the favorite, and the betting of the book makers is only laying two to one against him. The book making privilege of the garden has been sold for $1, ,O0O the bar for $6,0OO, and the cigar stand for $1, ,000. Only five book makers are allowed to make books in the garden, all s'small fry' being excluded. This week the track will be surveyed and got ready. It is estimated that the receipts will exceed $6O,- 900. In the first contest for the belt the re- ceipts were $5S GOO.
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FOR RENT.
FOR. R.ENT
m REMV,

IO IEENI9 MNhA HOUSE No. 240 Columbus street. $25O Wlil House No. 162 Carlisle street, S20O. -A11aM- House No. 128 Portsea street, $2OO. House No. 60 Liberty street, $16s. Apply to mR16tf THOS, R. TROWBRIDGE.
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District of New Haven ss. Probate court,l
New York, New England X Western ENVESTNG ENT CdR.
 NOs 31 AND s3 PINE ST., NEW YORK;
 NO. 19 CONGRESS ST.. BOSTON;

CAPITAL STOCK S30O, ,OOO. nFFERs to investors carefully selected securities, y bearing from to per cent. interest. Invest ment securities bought and sold commission. Set dement's made for holders of defaulted securities. Will act as agents in funding and reorgauztng cebts of municipalities, railroad companies and other poratons Correspondence solicited.
 JOHN 0. SHORT, President N.n v,,
 GEORGE W. DEBEvOIsE, V. Pres. NO" horA'
 LUOIUS L, HUBBARD, Asst. Vice-Pres., Boston,
 VIM. P. WATSON, Sec. and Treas, Chicago.
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TO RENT.
INVESTMENT.

&Rfh FEW pleasant roomS furnished unfur-
 % nishsd, with modern conveniences centrally To- EMkM cated. Address ttE. w."
 ma26 2t- Drawer 66, City,