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Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-03
Five Days without Food.

HALIFAX, N. S., May 2.-Ths steamer New field, from Sable Island, brought two seamen, named Coleman and McGrath, who belonged to the schooner Proctor Brothers of Glouees- ter, Mass, fishing of the coast of Newfound- land. On the morning of the 17th inst, they left their vessel in dory, with the intention of setting travis, but had hardly bean away an hour when storm drove the dory to sea For five days without food or water, and nearly mad with hunger and thirst, they drifted aimlessly about, until at the end of that time, Providence guided their boat to the shore ofSable Island. Whenstaken, out of the dory by men at the island, the poor fellows were so weak that they were unable to stand, and had to be carried on the shoulders of the islanders. In addition to their sufferings from hunger and thirst MeGrath had one of his feet badly frost bitten.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-03
THE OLD WORLD
Great Britain.
War Preparations In Russia.

LONDON, May PA Berlin correspondent says: The Russian fortresses at the most important strategical points along the whole frontier, both in Europe and Asia, are to be reconstructed and renovated, and espe- eially those near the German, Austrian and Roumanian borders. Kars is being entirely reconstructed, and Batoum and Poti are to be made marine fortresses of the first rank. It is perhaps 8 fact of some importance that the distribution of Russian troops in the western provinces of the empire is no longer contradicted by the St. Petersburg press. The Golos, noticing the military ac- tion of Russia recently published by the German, Captain Won Troeltsch, regards it's particulars as absolutely correct and only wonders at the omniscence Of the German staff in obtaining the requisite information.
 The opinion apparently entertained by the Golos that this distribution of Russian troops is not at all dangerous to Germany touches P point on which the Berlin Governme ent, there is reason to believe, begs to differ from the Russian diplomatists and publicists.
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THM FIRE RECORD.

PATERSON, N. J., May 2.-The Grace street Methodist Episcopal church was par tially destroyed by fire about 6:45 o'clock this morning. The origin of the fire is supposed to be incendary.
 DAYTON, O., May 2.-Abeut 11:30 o'clock last night Memorial Hall, the beautiful new theatre at the Soldiers Home, was destroyed by fire, entailing loss of $35, ,O00 to $40, ,000. The origin of the fire is mystery.
 ALBANY, N. Y, May 2.-About 10 o'clock this morning fire was discovered in the upper part of the National State Bank on State street, which destroyed most of the interior portion of the building. A number of valuable paint ings were destroyed, among others one of Hon. Thurlow Weed, also one of President Taylor. Loss $5, 900.
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Now York, Nevg Haven and Hasc
 

Now York, Nevg Haven and Hafc
 ford RailrOat.
 -..s1sssszsS ON and after Monday, Msy 3rd, 1, 80, SSzzttsAsSsgSsa Trains iesve New Haven ss folow.: rO6 REV Y0RK-Ekpress trains at fS:2S t4:10, s0t a:s3 $. m., l:5c, sS5 S:2s, and S:25 ?. n4 The 33 a. m. train stops at Milford.
 WASHINGTON NIGHT EXPRESS, via. Harlem River Branch l1:40 p. n., daily except Sundays, stops at Bridgeport, South Norwalk and Stam- AoCoMMoDATIoN TRAINS at s:so, 7:15 a. n., l2:os noon, s:4s and 6:42 p. 10. Train for Bridgeport st sUND49 EVENING TRAIN for New York win leav, at SIS p. nn., arriving St Grand Central Depot FOR HARTFORD, MIDDLEToWN, NEW BRITAIN, SPRINGFIELD, BOSTON and the North-E1pre s 2:SO .. m., (daily except Mondays) fer Hartfol Q, stopping stMeriden This train goes from Rartfors to Boston via Willimantic and Putnam. STEAMBOAT TRAIN leaves Steamboat Wharf (BAlle Dock), at 4:45 m daily, except Mondays, only. Accommodation at SIS a. m. for Spring field; Express at 10:38 8. for Mertden. Berlin, New Britain, Mto dlstown, Hartford and Spring field i0&e c. m., accom-. to Meriden only. Ex- preRs, l:2l D. for Springfield, stops st Hartford and Meriden olIy. Accommodation, $40 P. Il. to Springfield Accommodates at 5:35 p. na. for Hartford, connects fol Kew Britain and Middle town. Express. 6:11 D. fer Boston, stoppinesat Merden and Hartford only. Accom-. s:10 D., ID. for Springfield. Express *12:C0 mid night for Mertden, Hartford and Springfield; Sunday ex- press 13:CO midnight for MerideI, Hartford roR NEW LONDON, rRovIDEEoE, NoRRIoS BOSTON and the East.-Express trains at .12 midnight, ard SIS D. Accommodation trstl s st 8:O8, 1O:4o .5:S6 p. m. Special to Cutler st $40 p. na., stopping af all stations.
 Daily. E. N. REED, V;ce Prerident.
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New York City.
NEW YORK, May :

NEW YORK, May ?.
 Covert D. Bennett is to lecture upon his feelings and experiences while on trial for his life for the murder of Policeman Smith.
 A largely attended meeting of friends of D. W. Bennett, editor of the Truth Seeker, who recently returned from serving years i'm prisonment in the penitsntiary for mailing copy of Oupid's Yokss to bogus address sent in decoy letter by Anthony Comstock was held this evening in Chicksring Hall, to give expression to their opinions regarding MT. Comstock and the means he resortsd to in securing the conviction of Bennett. Hon. E. Wright presided. Several present m ads ad- dresses, Bennett among the number.
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FoFtY-Sixth Congress.
WASHINGTON, May 2

HoUsE-Ths Postohice Appropriation bill rsports ed to the House by MT. Blackburn, of Kentucky from the Committee on Appropriations. The items asked for aggreg. ste $3s 775420 It will be called up for consideration Tuesday next. This is an increase year of $939 o2O The postal revenue for the year is estimated at $35, FOG, GOO.
 The House went into Committee of the Whole on the amending the Internal Revenue law, the pending amendment being that offered by MT. Mckenzie pro- vdng producers of leaf tobacco be allowed with out payment of tax sell leaf tobacco other than to dealers, manufacturers exporters they ssn e1ceding $1 % worth in any year. It ruled out point of order. Most of the day was spent in discussion of the bil pending it's consideration the House adjourned.
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hauten and party, it is supposed, were tres passing, which is the cause for the deed. Dalzell was captured shortly after, and it was with the greatest difficulty that the police saved him from being lynched, SO great was the excitement. The crowd, however, were held at bay at house short distance from where the shooting took place, and Dalzell was got into coach, being protected by one and driven to the Coldwen, N. J., jail where he will be kept until the excitement has sub sided.
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Caucus on the Adjournment QuestIo,

Caucus on the Adjournment Question.
 WAsH1NGToN, May "A caucus meeting of the Republican Senators was held yesterday for the purpose of interchanging views on the adjournment question" No caucus action was proposed or taken, but entire unanimity of sentiment was developed in favor of CO., operating with what is understood to be the purpose of the Democratic leaders to bring about a final adjournment of the present ses- sion of Congress by the 1st of June. The general impression seemed to be that in case the session be not ended before tho meeting of the Republican National convention. on the 2d prox., there will be a strong probability of it's being prolonged fer some time beyond the adjournment of the Democratic conven- ton in Cincinnati.
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THE NEW DOMINION.
Death from Fright.

MONTREAL, May "A moulder named Couvrette fell into boiler full of molten iron Friday, and his brother went to his assistance, and both were probably fatally burned. They were badly disfgured before they could be rescued. Mrs. TourVilIe was standing at her child in her arms, and hastily handing it to . neighbor, exclaimed: 'sTake my child! My eyes are turning yellow" She fell to the earth, and was dead from fright in half an hour af- terward.
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France.
A Terrible EXplOsiOn-BiGEing Up of a

4 Terrible ExpIOSiOn-BiGWing Up of a
 Fireworks Factory Near Paris.
 PARIS, May 2.-A terrible explosion, at- tended with very great loss of life, took place at Pansin, near Paris, yesterday afternoon, in the warehouse of NJ. Honore, fireworks man ufacturer. At 1 o'clock the inhabitants of the surrounding district were startled by loud detonation, which shook many of the houses to their foundations, and immediately after 8 chaotic mass, in which men and masonry were jumbled together, was seen ascending amid flames and smoke. It is believed that over twenty unfortunate persons have been killed or dangerously wounded, but the confusion is still so great that it is impossible to verify the information. A fresh explosion is feared, as a large quantity of gunpowder is stored on the premises.
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County Conventions In Illinois.

Kendall county Republican convention held yesterday 48 were for Blaine and 27f for Grant.
 VIENNA, May "A large and enthusiastic Republican mass convention was held here yesterday, at which resolutions were adopted m favor of Grant. Three delegates were ap- pointed and instructed for Grant.
 PARIS, May 2.-The returns from the Rs- publican primaries yesterday show that ma jority of delegates in the county convention tomorrow will be for Blaine. The contest resulted in sixteen Grant men, fifteen Blaine and one Washburne. The delegates to the State convention will be divided between Blaine and GraRt, with majority for Blaine.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-03
The Proposed spesllng Reform.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The BaIlou bill, ere ating commission to take into consideration, with 8 view to improvement, the orthography of public documents, and that now, in the public records of the District, has been favor ably reported from the House Committee on Education and Labor. The report states the urgent necessity which exists for spelling reform and the desire of the educated men of the country, as evinced in numerous petitions, to see it effected
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EXPRESS sToo
New York Produce Market.

New " OK FfOduce MArkets
 NEW YORK, May l. CoTTON-steady Uplands, 11zE Orleans, 12. ETOUR-Quiet State S4.O0 O $6-Go; Ohio flour s5lO@s6.75 Western, $4.oo@$525 Southern, $5.250 $700.
 WHEAT-Quiet No. 2 Winter Red on the spot $1 2S1 No. Winter Red May, s1 26Z@27H No. 2 Winter Red June, $1. 1.25@253S No. White May, Sl 23@$1 23K per bush CoRN-Better: Mixed Western, spot, b116a5sc. 1; futures, 475S@47Ac. oATs-stsady; State, 41@5o Western, s9a4sc. per bushel. BEEF-Steady New plain mess, S10 %. PORK-Duu; new mess pork, $10 90 per bbl. LARD-Easier steam rendered, $7.S2H. BUTTER-Declining Ohio, 12921c.; State, 19925c. per pound. WHIsKEY-Nominal Western, Sl15@11. SUGAR-Firm. MOLASSES-Stesdy. PETROLEUM-Dull. RICE-Active. OOFFEE-Firm. FREIGHTS-Quiet. SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-DulI at 33, ROSIN-Firm at $1 40<a45. TALLOW--Steady at 6 Il
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PENNSYLVANIA
Excitement of a Railroad MI,

Retirement of a Railroad Man.
 PHILADtLPHIA, May 2.-At special meet ing of the directors of the Pennsylvania Rail- road Company yesterday, after declaring 8 per cent. semi-annual dividend. the resigna- tion of Thomas A. Scott, the president, was received, to take effect June l. It was re- ferr sd to committee. Mir. Scott's health induced him to take this course.
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Alabama Rehupltcans.

MoNTa oMERY, May 2.-The Republicans of two of the city precincts, in meetings yesterday, to select delegates to the convention, resolved one unanimously against the third term, the other for the ex-President by bare majority. The counties which have held meetings so far are greatly divided in their preferences.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
sma,lPox5nF Fall R,xer.

FALL R1yER May 2.-Two cases of small pox are reported here oday, all in the same block where boy lived who brought the dis nes sis among the French in the eastern part of the city, where, aided by the French priest, Rev. J. B. Bedard, 1, 400 vaccinations have been made the last few days.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Special iCorrespondenceofthe the JOURNAL AND CoURIE
!JcHN H. DAVIS Co.,, Bankersand Brokers,)
 No. IT Wall strest, New York, '

JOHN Ii. DAVIS Co., Bankersand Brokers,) No. IT Wall strest, New York, May l. 1sS9
 The stock market was actve and has been irregular this week. and at times feversh in tone As class the stocks have been the weakest, and the fact seems to be undoubed that the demand for coal is slack and nominal advance in prices of anthracite cannot make up for of sufficient demand to sume the tonnage produced. Ontario and Western WAS strong, and purchased heavily; the Gould stocks barely sustained and the general list has shown rule, considerably lower prices during th 0 week, closing at partial recovery, with dull and settled tone.
 during most of the week. but closed active and strong at 1077I for four per cents. Transactions in State bonds have been limited.
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nOuSatOHiC Railroad
5 NEW HIN E.s'

s N E VI EAAS Exa Through Cars Between Rridssp
 and Albany. Shortest, Quickest and Cheap Route for Albany Troy, Sar-
 atoga, and the West.
 PAssEEGER TRAINS Leave BRIDGEPORT for ALBANY, SARATOGA As. the WEST, 10:10 a. ID. tupon arrival of 9:Ss s.r. train nfromNewHayenlWITA THROUGH CAR FOR ALBANY, arriving st 2:25 p n. Arrives Saratoga 6:z5 ?. m. connecting 4 Albany with S:10 p. m Popular Chicago and Sf Louis Express, arriving in Chicago 7:40 the nec P.
 Leave BRIDGEPORT ct s:e0 P. iconneotins wit s:zS E. Train from New Hkvenl arriving ir Albany 10:06 p. na., 5sratoge l2:S0 night. EETURNGNG THROUGH CAR leaves Al. baEy st GAO .. m., arriving in Bridgeport 12 ( neon, New Haven 1:10 p. Through Tickets sold and Baggage Checked it New Hsvsn Passenger Depot for Rittaffekd and al uouE 1nlc Stations North Adams, Albany, Troy and
 H, D. AvERILI., General Ticket Agent.
 L. B. sTILLSON, Superintendent B Idysport, Conn.,, May 3, 1880. my3
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THE WEST.
Ohio.
Two Entirely

Two Entirely Different Uses.
 CINCINNATI, May 2.-Some indignation in church circles is created by the announcement that Bob Ingersoll will lecture in Pike's Opera House Sunday night. This is the same hall in which the Methodist General Conference holds it's session.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-03
A Trsspasser shot Dead.

PATERSON, May 2.-William Dalzell shot and instantly killed young man named War; hauten on Garret Mountain in this city at about 7:3o o'clock this morning with a shet gun, also wqunding two or three others, one of whom is reported to have since died. Van
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The Missing Training Ship.

LONDON, May 2.--Au inquiries respecting the training ship Atalanta by the relatives and friends of the 300 young seamen and Il off cers on board when she left Bermuda ninety one days ago, have now ceased, and the be- lief prevails that the ship succumbed to one of the terrific gales known to have prevailed soon after she left Bermuda.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-03
The Fortune Bay Correspondence.

HHe EOFIuEe AsAY COfFespOnuehces
 WASHINGTON, May 2.-Secretary Evarts has informed Representative Loring that the For tune Bay correspondence will be transmitted to Congress at very early day. He does not abandon all hope of securing favorable action on the demand of our government for repara tion, notwithstanding the refusal of Lord Sails bury up to this time to conosds that the course of the Canadian authorities has been in violation of the terms of the treaty Of Wash ington.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-03

LEBRUN, the well known French Boot As and Shoe Dealer, would respectfully inform
 many friends the public generally that he has removed his Boot and Shoe store from T Congress
 avenue to No. 57 Congress avenue, doors below He
 hopes to all his old patrons and ones St has
 present headquarters, where in consequence of own ing the building and therefore paying no rent. he
 offer them still greater bargains than before. Remember the new place, 57 Congress av- enue. 5 doors from the old stand. ap29 6t
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OhiaRennncrafa.

CLEVELAND. May 2.-The Twentieth dis trict Democratic convention has elected W. M. Armstrong, of the Plaindsaler, and John H. Farley. delegates to the Cincinnati convsn- ton, and M. H. Feran Presidential slector.
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Tn RENT,

%eaA THE STORE No. 61 Church street, opposite Eiii the postof1ce two small rents Whalley ave -AtlA-nue; second floor Mo- 51 Asylum street; who!e house on Henry street, all modern improvements whole house No. 241 Grown street whole house No 54 Wha1ley avenue, s1 modern improvements, s4O0 whole house Clinton avenue second floor No. g Auburn street; whole house Water street ; whole house corner Union and Fair streets S21 per month whole house Cedar Hill avenue three small rents Cedar Hill. Apply to A. M. HOLMES,
 ap17 69 Church Street, Room 8.
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For Sale OF Rent.

sss4 HOUSE ON MIDDLETOWN AVENUE, ISS nearly new, arranged for or two families Aas If sold at it be bought at extremely low price. If not sold soon will be rented low to a good tenant
 Also house on Lloyd street, nearly new, arranged for two three families well built with twelve good rooms lot sixtyve feet front good investment at the price for which it will be sold. The first floor is unoccuped, and will be for rent if the property is not sold soon Inquire of
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NEW YORK.

A Fatnl FaIl-TerribIe Dive of a Team ster His Horses Hanging Over a Precipice for Twelve Hours.
 NEW YORK, May 2.-John w. Blanche, 8
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Boston & New York Air Limo RR.

r-yz1zzzeszsr3 On snd after MONDAY, May 3rd, szz55kkazkSs$9$lsSO trains will follows: 6:06 s In TRAIN for WiIlimantto connects st VIII
 mantle with trains of the N. Y: & N: E. and \ |.
 l.. N railroads, arriving in Boston at 1:15 2. 10.
 Providence l2:35, Worcester l2:27 ?. m., an,.
 Norwich at 1O:50 .. n. 1O:46 a. m TRAIN for illinantic, connecting at Vii.
 nnantc with N. Y. 6 N. E. and New Londca
 Northern Railroads. IA p rn TRAIN for Willimantc, connecting st Will.
 mantic with New London Northern B. B.. fo,
 Norwich and New London. Trsins leave Turnervile for Colchester at 9:28 1905 and 7:90 p.
 Leave Colchester for Turnervte at s:f3 ard i1:5n un., and $50 p. Railroad for saybrook and Hartford. see Posters, ]. E. FRANKLIN, my3 Superintendent
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POLITICAL.
New Jersey Republicans.

New Jersey Republicans. TRENTON, May 2.-After hard fight be- tween the third term and Blaine men the friends of Blaine carried all the city del egates to the State convention.
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.tovEMENTs OF ETEAHsEEss

aiOVEM ENGS CF STEA HaEEcS.
 NEW YORK, May 2.-sailed, the England for Liverpool. the Allemania for Hamburg, the City for Paris for Liverpool. Arrived the City of Berlin from Liverpool, the City of Merida from Havana.
 Portlsnd-SaiIed the Dominion for Liver pool.
 Antwerp-Sailed, the Nederland for New York
 Havrs-Sailsd, the Labrador for New York, the Westphalia for New York from Hamburg.
 Glaseow-Arrived, the Nsstorian from Bos. ton.
 Liverpool-Arrivea, the Toronto from Port land.
 Bremen-Sailsd, tho Mossl for New York.
 Queenstown-SaiIed,t the Abysinian and Wis, consin for New York.
 London-Ssiled, the Utopia for New York
 rELEGRAPEgC JOTTENGs.
 King Humbert has dissolved the Italian Chambers
 Prince Bismack's physicians have again imperatively ordered his retirement.
 ParnsN has finally decided to sit for Cork A. M. Sullivan will contest the seat for Meath.
 A large land meeting was held at Irishtown, County Mayo, yesterday, at which Messrs Parnell and Davitt delivered speeches.
 Hon. William Wirt Warren, ex- Congress. man. died at his residence in Brighton dis. trict Boston, last evening, after short illness of pnsumonia.
 An emphatic denial is given to the state- mont that foreign Jews are being expelled from Russia. On the contrary, the regula- tions against the residence of Jews ip several provincial towns have been suspended by or der of the Minister of the Interior.
 Base ball Saturday: At Providence, Prov idence 8, Bostons O; at Albany, Albany 4, Nationals 4, eleven innings; at Princeton, Princeton IA, Lafayette College, 1 at Wor- cester, Worcesters 13. Troys at Cincinnati, Chicago 4, Cincinnati 3; at Cleveland, Bufa- To ', CIevelands 4.
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The neht Statement.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-The debt statement issued yesterday shows decrease of the pub- lie debt during April of $12,O7S, 07O. The cash in the Treasury is $199, 464, 393. S7.
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WiacnnsIn Greenhackars
NEW JERSEY.

MINIATURES, May 2.-The State Greenback convention Is called to mest as Watertown on the 27th of May.
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FOR. RENT

ssssA Three Brick Houses Whalley avenue, be- EEisil tween Winthrop avenue and Norton street. H8A These houses contain all modern improvements, and have dining room and kitchen on the first floor, For terms apply to
 BROOKETT < FUTILE, if Goffe Straet
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geaI @stat4.
TO RENT.
FnR RENT

FOR RENT, As$A No. 176 ELM STREET, Sd story, rooms, city u water and gas; rent $11 per month. No. 261 Cedar street, 2d story, rooms, city water rent $11 per month. rent $8 per month. A good STORE, No. IFS Elm street, rent low. A good STORE, No. 184 Liberty street; rent low. For particulars call on B. L. LAMBERT,
 Real Estate and Loan Agent, rny1 St $40 Chapel Street.
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H0uses and Lots For Sale,

AasA Houses On College Street. York, Lib &sit erty, Orchard. Sylvan avenue, Howard avenue, -@ai4 House and Barn on George street, Westville, East Haven and Fair Haven.
 Lots with water front in West Havens Nico street, Kimberly avenue, Congress ave- nue. &c.
 class Brick Houses Howe street, bstween George Grown streets, English basements, with all the modern improvements, at a low prices
 Money to loan on city property.
 Real EsstRte Office 49 Church Street Room HoadIey Building. Office open evenings
 ap19 L. Y. COMSTOCk.
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THE ss Eighmie Patent Shirt. !" Removed to No. 2S College street. Orders by Postal Card will receive prompt attention.
 T.P. MERWIN, SSo1a f. New

District of New Haven ss. Probate Courr,l April 9th, 1880. UPSTATE of GEORGE BUCK, late of Woodbridge EI in said district, deceased. Pursuant to order from the Court of Probate
 for said District will be sold at Public Auction to the highest bidder, the 9th day of May, 1884, at ten
 o'clock in the forenoon uness previously disposed of
 private sale much of the Real Estate of said de- ceased, as will raise the Of $753.68
 place the residence of said deceased in said town of Woodbridge. Terms made known at time of sale.
 my3 It" ELIAS P. MERRIMAN, Administrator
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WANTED
SITUATION WANTED,

A GIRL TO COOK, wash and iron; good refer "A ence required. Apply after 10 a. m, at
 l31 SHERMAN AVENUE, ap28 If Mar Chapel Street.
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Proposals for Printing.

-PEOpOSaIS TOT FrInGlngo
 OFFICE OF SECRETARY OF STATE,
 HARTFORD, Conn.,, April 23, 1880 G FAILED proposals will be received at this office up S to 2 o'clock D. nn. of WEDNESDAY, May 12, 1880 printing 1500 copies of compilation of the special this State from 1871 to 1879 inclusive and fo1 binding the same in two volumes Jaw sheep together with the special laws of 1880. Specifications of the work may be obtained on apph cation to this ofice
 Said proposals will be opened at the above men- tioned time, and interested parties are invited to be present. DAVID TORRANCE, ap27 Secretary.
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SITUATION WANTED. YUNO do second work in private family. Apply at N my3 1t% No. 302 WALLACE STREET,