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Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-27
News by Telegraph FR0M ALL QUARTERS. DR YOUNG'S MURDER. A Serious Charge Against Mayor
 kaIIOch. WHICH HE FLATLY DENIES, The Citizens Committee Pressing
 Him Closely. Young KaIIoch Still Unc0ncerned. His Tirale Taken Up with
 Reading.
WHICH HE FLATLY DENIES.
THE PACIFIC COAST.
 California,

The De Young NIurder-Cherges of Im-
 pIicatiOn Against Mayor KaIlOch-A Complete DeniaI-The Citizens Com. | mittee Following Him up-Youns i I&aIloch UncOncernsd.
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 26.-It is reported
 that Mayor Kallooh melted his son to commit the murder of De Young, and in support of
 this charge the San Francisco Chronicle says
 that Dr. Thrall, living within stono's throw of the Chronicle building, his wife and daugh- ter, have all made statements to the effect l that on the evenings of last Wednesday and Thursday two men, believed by them to be Mayor Kalloch and his son, visited house opposite theirs in a cautious manner and re- mained there for some time. On Friday even ing, just previous to the shootingof Do Young
 Mayor Kalloch and his son again visited
 the house together. A few minutes after
 o'clock that night Dr. Thrall went to neigh
 boring drug store, and there heard of the
 murder. While the doctor was absent his
 wife and daughter saw two boys come running
 to the opposite house, and as soon as they
 were admitted the lights were suddenly ex-
 tinguished. Soon after this occurrence the
 house was illuminated again, and remained so
 that night to much later hour than usual Mayor Kaloch denies that he was at the house. He was out riding on the beach, and having returned weary laid down and was aroused at 10 o'clock. Sheriff Desmond undertook to send the news to the Mayor at half-past S. While the conspiracy is not proved some cu- rious circumstances need explanation, sspe- cially the presence of a companion with Kal- Ioch engaging a cab five minutes before the shooting. A guard of armed men stood around Kalloch's house Saturday night and the chief of police sent 8 squad of police to arrest those who could be charged with carrying concealed weapons Sevsn were taken to prison end most of the party relieved from volunteer patrol duty as being offensive to the rest of the community. This is the same company of Kearney Rifles that took possession of Fifth street when Mayor Kal- | Ioch was lying i'll last August. The streets | are filled with all kinds of rumors, that the | Mayor had been arrested as an accessory to | the deed, another that the Citizens committee | had demanded his resignation, and another | that he had quietly determined to resign. It i is certain that the Citizens committee are l proceeding against the Mayor quietly to bring | him under the operation of the same law | that punished Kearney and Cannon, | and they have another and | certain cause of action In reserve. The | Mcclure charter was signed by the Governor 1 today, which will let him out of office in De l cember; but the committee expect to have 1 him in another public building long before l that time. Young Kalloch passes his time l reading Macauleys history and appears per fectly unconcerned.
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WANTED.

EyOOD cooks laundresses, waitresses, chamber- maids, kitchen girls, dishwashers, and girls for genera. housework in the city and country None but Snnd reli able ones need apply.
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nFSTRARTE RENT

DESIRABLE RENT. AsAA HOUSE No. 72 Howe street, with all modern Hiil improvements. Inquire at 70 Howe, corner ZAM George and State streets. mA25 If N. W. MERWIN.
 FOR RENT, assSA HOUSE Blake street, Westville. House @Na contains rooms in good order. To the. right k- tenant the rent will be low. For particulars, ,al atAIERWIN'S Real Estate Office, 2S7 Chapel st., pr
 o7 M. sHUMWAY, westville.
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FOR RENT.

&ssA UPPER floor, from May 1, of of the best % small rents in this city, near Davenport avenue.
 A City water, large garden and airy cellar. Prompt tenants only appiyto F. W. BABOOCK,
 ap27 1t 69 Church street,
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v N~5 I'3 -V0 W RnM SnHo Rnnf

&s&A VERY pleasant roomy house, with parlor Essh sitting room, dining room and kitchen on one &zaAd floor; all modern convenences. Pleasant grounds, good stable, good neighborhood. Also for rent cottage at savin Rock, near the John Lines place. House roomy and we'll finished. Inquire of
 apl4tf HIP, HOADLEY, Hoadley Building
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Stocks closed as follows

Nosg York fsraduce Market.
 NEW YORK. April 26 COTTON-Firm; Uplands. II 13-16, Orleans II l5-16 FLOUR-Quiet; State f3.75 @ S6.C0; Ohio flour s490@S6.75 Western 8 90@s5.25 Southern, $s.25a $700
 wHEAT-Better No Winter Red April, s1 32@ l 33; No1 Winter Red May, S1 291l@3) No. Winter Red June, S1.2419@}251a No. White May, Sl 2414. CORN-Lower; Mixed Western, spot, h1@52&4c. {; futures, 45A@5124c. oATs-st-ady State 42e52 Wastsrn, 4Oa51c. per bushel. BEEF Quiet. PORK-Steady; new mess pork, $1O 75 per bbl. LARD-steady steam rendered, S7.35. BUTTER-Dun Ohio, a23c.; State, 20s26a per pound. WHIsKEY-NominHl Western, s1lO SUGAR-Firm. MOLASSE5-Ste2dy. PETROLEUM-Dull. RIOE-Cuiet. OOFFEE-Firm. FREIGHTS-Strong SPIRITS OF TURPENTINM Steady at 33. R0SIN-Quiet at $1 35G40. TALLOW--Dull at 6 1-16.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
Sixteen Horses Burned.

NEW YORK, April 2G.-Ffre broke out early this morning in the stables in the rear of No. 220 Cherry street, where number of horses were shut in. The early hour and the rapid spread of the flames prevented the rescue of the imprisoned animals. Their piteous neigh ing was heard in the street, from which the fremen made strong efforts to subdue the flames. Half an hours work made them masters of the situation, but sixteen horses hnd been burned up. Tke stables belong to the Remson estate. The loss on the building is $2, POO.
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France.
Sarah Rernhardt ESepents.

Sarah Rernhardt Kepents.
 PARIS, April 26.-A long letter from Sarah Bernhardt appears in to days Figaro. She declares that she ran of from the Theatre Franchise in fit of hysterical excitement and that next day she was just as much astonished as the public at what she had done. She says, however, that she does not regret her action. Without making any positive statement the letter conveys the impression that ths famous Dona Sol will some day return to the Parisian stage, though not to the Consdie Francsiss.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
Yellow Fever at Panama-Ehe Chin es'
 What Gn.

Yellow Fever at Panama-'Ehe Chinese
 Must GOs
 Correspondence National Associated Press.l PANAMA, April 17th.-The epidemic of sickness from which Panama has been suffer ing resulting from the dry weather and ex csssivs heat, has now assumed the form of yellow fever sattended with black vomt. Many cases have been reported in the city during the past week, but it Is hoped that with the appearance of the rainy season an epidemic may be avoided. Business is st a standstill
 Chinese emigration to the Isthmus has as- sumed frightful proportions, and the question of taking measures to drive them from the country is being agitated.
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MOVEMENTS OF, STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, April 27.-Arrived, the Boli- via from Glasgow, the Victoria from London, the Colon from Aspinwall, the Bassano from Hull.
 Portland-Sailed, tho Lake Nepigon for Liverpool.
 iverpool-Arrived, the Illinois from Phil adelphia Sailed, the Iowa for Boston.
 PIymouth-Arrived, the Gellert from Now York for Hamburg.
 Glasgow-Arrived, the State of Georgia from New York.
 Bremen-Sailed the Maine for New York.
 Rotterdam-Saied, the Schiedam for New York.
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8eal Gstate.
TO RENT,
TO RENT.

IskA SUITE of rooms second noor suitable for aiu gentleman and wife, or two adults City water,
 Ag gas and fixtures Possession at once, or May 1st. pply on the premises, $50 STATE STREET.
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[B. BOOTH, AUoT1oNEE R.1 AUGTIoNAaALEA
 FsN -TlEzS

nN THURSDAY, April 29 commencing at 10 a. O m, at the house No 30 Grown street, near Orange street, all the Carpets and Furniture. Brussels Car psts, in good order nearly new; handsome Walnut Parlor suit, covered with silk Walnut Hall Stand
 Walnut Sideboard extra fine Walnut Chamber Sets, elegant ChinL set, 1S0 pieces Glass Ware Kitchen Utensils and other household goods. ap27 St
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FINANCE AND TRADE.


bpeoialCorrespon ondenccoft the JOURNAL AND CoURIERl JOHN II. DAVIS & Co., Bankers and Brokers,)
 No. IT Wall street. New York;
 April 26, 1880. Despite ths growing in money the stock market continues dull and weak absolutely refusing to "boom," much to the disgust of outsiders who the bull side of the market The market gensralya dropping from first to last and closed with mid summer dulness
 The Bond Market.-Government bonds were dull and uninteresting but firm the basis of TOT a 1O7 for fours. There WAS nothing doing in State bonds but railroad bonds acsivs and generally Pt prices particularly Erie and KansasTexas rsts an seconds,
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NEW YORK.
SixDsys Walk stRuffa,o.

BLK D8ES " AlA &t huLhdAO
 BUFFALO, April 26-Ths six days (12 hours daily) walk under OLeary's management be- gan remarka biy well. Two thousand people wore in the rink and great enthusiasm pre- vailed. The fastest 12 hour timo on record was beaten by Fsber. Fifteen started. The following is the score at Il o'clock tonight, when the walkers stopped till the same hour tomorrow morning: Faber, 78, Panchot, 71, 3; Fitzgerald, II, l. Walker, 70, 3 Herte, 73 Guyon, e, 5; Bluitt, 63, Robinson, 6i Hooker, 51, Campana, 59 Byrne, fl, 8 Smith, 46, 8 i; Tending, 46 Roller, IT (drawn); Kraft 15 (drawn.)
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The City Court of New Haven,
 May Term, 1880.

~'N 1oSo @A' MARY SHERIDAN ct als l00o.
 ORDER OF NOTICE.
 IPON the complaint of GEORGE W. POST, of u Brooklyn, New York; claiming the foreclosure of certain mortgage from JOHN SHERIDAN to LYDIA BULKLEY on the 23d day of Novsmber 1945 of certain premises the easterly side of Hamilton street in the city of New Haven returnable to the May term of said court to wit to Rad court to be holden at the city of New Have. the 9th day of May 1S80 It appearing to, and being found by the subscribing authority that certain who claim may claim to be hers representatives and creditors of said John Sheridan interested in said complaint that they ought to be made parties thereto, and that the and residences of ouch persons are unknown to the plaintiff.
 It is therefore ordered that notice of the peadency of said complaint be given te all such persops who may be nterested in said complaint and that they be notified appear before said court at the May term thereof for i88O to wit to said court to be holden at New Haven Thursday, the 9th day of May, 1S80 then and there to answer unto said petition and to show cause if any they either of them have, why the prayer thereof should not be granted by publish ing this order in 8 newspaper pubished in the town of New Haven, a week for two successive weeks commencing before the 27th day of April, A. D. 1s80 By order of court, JULIUS 0. CABLE,
 a17 ayrh
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Committee on Sewers.

YHNHE Committee on Sewers will meet at Room No.
 1l City Hall, on TUESDAY, Aprif27, 1880, at 7:30 o'clock D. m and will hear parties interested in the
 Order for and remonstrance against, sewer in La fayettte strest from Silver street to Prince street.
 Petition for, and remonstrance agalns .et sewet N
 Accommodation of the Board of Road Gommission .t a-s Sor fine extenaiop of the in Union street, From nresent terminus southery of Chapel street, to Court street. po, a co,oroissiou aye Sor Ina Ielav of the sewer Grand street:
 Petition for sewer on southerly side Of WhaIey avenue from Garden street to Orchard street.. . pti.;oo for sewer in Elm street, from Park street to the easterly end of Lower Broadway Park. ,,.,,
 Pefition for sewer the northerly slde oI HnaheS ovanne from County street to Orchard street.
 Hv order of the committee: ,o,,,, MI, r,o,t
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aaDIoy sn0nt SSzlie;e.

z AS constantly on hand help suitable for prtva g families well as for hotels boarding house Great attention is paid by the pro- establishment in the choice of girls and women before sending them to fill situation. Coun- try calls of any distances promptly attended to. 33% Orange street, near Grown street. ia24 GAUDEFROY.
 WANTED
 FNyJ BUY, lot of Secondhand Furniture and Car. q pets. Highest cash price paid. Orders by mail promptly attended to, ct - % 2S CHURCH STREET.
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HHsA A genteel Residence, nearly new, with goot EzaA Barn, large yard, and an abundance Of fruit E4eA- Rent low to good tenant. Also House wit1 six rooms Also four five chambers in new house good neighborhood. Apply to
 JEFFERSON J. YOUNG, Westville, ap22 6t+ Or FRIEND O. FORD, Seymour, Ct.
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THE WEST.
OhiO-

The Republican Convention.
 COLUMBUS, April 26.-The Republican State convention assemblies on Wednesday. Congressman Mckinley will be temporary chairman and cx-Governor Denison perma- nent chairman.
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WANTED.

TEEEN PAPER BOX MAKERS to work exclusively
 \ on corset boxes. Price per hundred for plain work 65c, for trimmed 75c. None but those experf- enced on glue work wanted. Steady work guaranteed and boarding places secured. Apply by letter or in person to WARNER BROa. Corset Factory,
 an2S St Bridgeport, Conn.
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HoUsE.-The following bills wee introduced By ngton Of statue to Major General George A. Custer by Mr. Thomas, Of Illinois, to tax the manufacture of oleomErgazine by Mir. Loring of>@Massach aaetts a resolution calling fer correspondence relative to the interference with American fishermen iu Fortune Bay, January 6, 1878.
 The Speaker stated that he would be absent from the city for three days and with the consent of tho House appointed Mr. Blackburn of Kentucky, Speaker pro ten.
 Tho morning hour having been dispensed with the Houss llO went into Committee Of the Whole, ME. Harris Of Virginia in the chair, the bill making an appropriation for the District of Columbia.
 The bill was considered and passed by the Commit tee of the Whole and reported to the House without material amendment. On the passage of the bill in the House quoruo voted and hence the question will have to be taken up tomorrow.
 Messrs. McKahop, Cobb and Monroe appoint ed the House conference committee the immediate deficiency.
 The House at 5:Io p. m adjourned.
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sSsa FIVE ROOMS corner Park and South streets Es5aN five rooms 24 Spring street five roons five Eaa minutes walk from the City Market; five rooms Lewis street. Fair Haven, and rooms 20 Gill street. Inuuire of JACOB HELLER,
 ap22 Room No. l Yale Natl Bank Building.
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WANTED.

EDY young American woman position as ursery E1Gorerness to children. Also understands fine family sewing. Or would be companion and take care of invalid lady No objection to travel or the coun- Apply at Library Rooms, Mo- 75 Orange street.
 aDO3 l.. B.
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Capital Notes.
WAsHTNGToN. April 26.

WASHINGTON April 26.
 The Oliver Cameron breach of promise case was argued to day in the District Supreme Court on the widows appsal from the verdict against her in the Circuit Court. The court took the case under advisement.
 The House Committee on Postoffices and Post Roads adopted resolution that it is wise and expedient to establish ocean mail routes to be served by American built vessels, and ordered bill to that effect to be drafted. The subcommittee of the Ways and Meaps Committee have agreed to report favorably on the Hurd bill prohibiting the transporta- ton of merchandise from one point in the United States to another over Canadian roads, and imposing duty of thirty per cent. ad gGlo2ena on all cars of Canadian construction entering the United States.
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MARINE LIST.
zaSS4s PORT OF EEW HAVEN, SszA

ARRIvED-APR1L PC. Sch Cabot, Bunker, Kennebec River, ice to Dick erman.
 Sch Buckley, Young, Kennebec River, ice to Hemingway & Go.
 Barge Bellmeyer, Perth Anboy, 33S tons coal to F D R filling.
 Barge Paul Jones, Perth Amboy, 274 tons to F A < D filling.
 Barge Andrew McHilaus, Perth Amboy, 300 tons coal to E q D Alling. Barge No 58, Elizabethport III tons coal to F & D Alling.
 Barge No 75, Eliz<bethport, no tons coal to A & R Ahing.
 Barge E T 0, No 1e, Nevburgh, 211 tons coal to F x D R Allng.
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Protection for American Fishermen.
 WASHINGTON, April 26.-It is understood that the men -of-war Vandalia and Alliance, now at Hampton Roads, will be sent to Cana dian waters to protect American fishermen against recurrence of the Fortune Bay out rage. Our government is determined to pro- tect our fishermen in all their rights under the fishing clause of the treaty of Washington, pending action looking to it's abrogation.
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says: A furious northwest gale has swept the coast of this island and fsqermen have brought
 the news that the Spanish bark Elvira, Cap
 tain Esbsrt, laden.with timber, has boen dis covered total wreck on the coast of the north
 side of this island without living soul on
 board. Four dead bodies of the crew were found in the cabin in an advanced state of de- composition. The career of the lost vessel, which is enshrouded in mystery, will be in vestigated by the authorities of this place,
 aided by the Spanish consul. Nothing was
 found stating what had become of the remain der of the crew. There are rumors current that there had been mutiny on board, but the statement is generally disbslieved. Further
 details are anxiously awaited concerning this
 mystery of the deep. The wrecked craft left Savannah, Ga, timber laden for Palma, Ma jorca, in the Mediterranean was built in Gan ada, and when launched was called the "J.
 Wilson,"
 Effect of General StevyarI's Victory.
 LONDON, April 26.-A dispatch from Cabul states that General Stewart, after having en- tered Ghuznee, was attacked by force of about 5000 Afghans, who made an assault upon the fortress with the evident hope of being able to disIodge the British, but after a short and sharp struggle the assailants were utterly defeated and routed with probable loss of not less than four hundred killed and wounded. It is believed that no further attempts will be made by the enemy to capture the place. It will be strongly garrisoned before General Stewart returns to Cabul. Leading British officers said to look upon the cam paign as being virtually ended with this gagemsnt. It is not thought that Mohamed Jan will be able to rally his followers on ac- count of the dejection which they feel over the late defeats. General Jenkins is reported to have withdrawn to Shirpur to engage in strengthening the detached forces in that vi- cinity. It is believed that when these are thoroughly garrisoned they can be easily held against any force which tho insurgents. in their present demoralized condition, will be able to bring against them. The Afghans in large numbers are said to be swarming around Oharasiab, and there rumors that they intend to make general attack. The British troops are under arms at that place awaiting this attack.
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FOR SALE.

4 Desirable business property, centrally located 1; "A now rents for 10 per cent. of price at which it can be purchased. Terms easys
 A beautiful pI.cc at Old Lyme the Connecticut river 1sO of land, two large houses and four barns; fine view of Long Island Sound and surround ing country. Call and photograph.
 For Sale or Exchange,
 Two Houses and one Barn, with acres of Iand at Stony Creek. Good whalf.
 A farm of 30 acres with fine House and two Barns, plenty of fruit, at NEt, Carmel.
 Farms in Connecticut, Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Georgia, Texas. Land Warrants at Gov ernraent prices.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

0NE large French Plate Walnut saSh Ano 1op
 DesH aT siI light Venetian Globe Chandeliers md Gas Fixtures.
 @ Kouno a1o HnIes Bracket seats Stock Boxes, etc., etc., Io oo AoA T. P. MERWIN x CO.,,
 oc4y 29l and 29S Chapel street.
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For Safe or Exchange.

<sAA A GOOD HOUSE, central location, well rent E2a ed clear of encumbrance. Will sell low for caah
 SA or will exchange for farm nice residence in this city, and pay the difference in cash. This is an opportunity to turn a good residence or farm into cash and paying property. For further information, call address GEO. A. 1SBELL,
 Office Todds Block, cor State and Elm Streets.
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School Books Wanted.

SSANFORD'S Analytical Arithmetic, Loons' Geom-
 S etry Bloss' Ancient History, Mtchells Physical Geography, Grays How Plants Grow, Oooeys Psiloso- phy steeIes Geology and Astronomy, Harts Rhetoric mar, and Virgil Leightons Latin Lessons Had ley's Greek Gramuar Goodwin's Or. elk Reader, and Whites Greek Lessons, if in good order, can bs sold at BABCOCk'S BOOhSIOhE,
 ap26 lot 97 Grange Street.
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Sarah Again on inc Roards.

LONDON, April 26.-A dispatch from Paris says Sarah Bsrnhardt will play o-nigbt at the Theatre Franchise and that the difficulty with her manager has been adjusted. She will ap- pear in London in May.
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H.P. ROADLEY,
 No. 1 Hoadiey Building, IDS If OpDOsite POstOffice.
FOR RENT

sSsse Three Brick Houses on Whaley avenue, be- Afsn tween Winthrop avenue and Norton street E5A These houses contain all modern improvements and have dining and kitchen the first floor. For terms apply to
 BROCKETT & FUTILE, apl0tf No. 9I Gofe Street.
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FOR RENT.

Ans&A A PLEASANTLY arranged tenement of five S5H rooms on first floor, with modern conveniencss. Apply at
 ap24 If DAVENPORT AVENUE.
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a hotel and then watch the newspapers for the arrival of her expected friends. On the train she either lost or was robbed of her pocketbook, and arrived here with only small sum in change. She was placed in hotel, where she soon became great favor ite with the proprietor and his family. In the meantime telegraph dispatch was sent to the Boston police and an answer came back to hold her for the arrival of her friends. On Friday last she was arrested as above stated. The police decline tA explain their action, ex- cept to state that the arrest was made on ad- ditional information from Boston. She was to day surrendered to her sister, and will be taken home to morrow.
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FOr Sale nr Kent

AAA FOR THE SEASON, House containing ten iSA rooms, with fine view and near horse cars ts -MkAa- the city. Call on JOSEPH SHELDON,
 aD22 tr IT Exchange Bull ding.
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NANR & s.E

esza IN WEST HAVEN, the House, Barn [new) ssH with plenty of stable room large and complet E3H hennery known as the Ross place. Also witt the house, lot of acres of land, near by. Term easy. For further particulars, inquire of
 W. H. TALLMADGE, ma2 d&wtf Near Horse K. R. Barn. West Haven.
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Barbers, Take Notice. YENHE Stock and Fixtures of the Barber Shop, 94 Church street, consisting of Barber Chairs, Oup- Cases, Mirrors, Tables, Desk, Counter, Showcases, &c,, &c., must be sold before May lat account of removal. Inquire of CARL E. SCRoRER, ap24 3t# on the premises.