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The Court Record.
United States Circuit Court.

United States Circuit Court. The April term of the Circuit Court of the United States for the district of Connecticut, Hon. saue Batchford judge, will convene in the United States Court in this city Tuesday, April 27, at Il n Following is the trial calendar: United States vs. Cyrus O. Clark. same ys. 0. c. Lyman. Same Ys. Marshall Jewell. Same Ys. John B. Russell. Same E. N. Kellogg. Same ys Union Manufacturing Company. Charles Baxter vs. A. D. Cooke Co. Charlotte McDuffey Ehoenix Mutual Life Ins Co. F. A. Bragg and wife vs. Charles l.. Gr1sWold. Same vs. Russell Jennings. Stafford National Bank ys. William spraSue ct d. Toledo National Bank vs. A. Stevens Co.
 APPEALS ERRORS. Louiss M Mansfield, executrtx, vs. United States.
 EQUITY AND COURT CASES. Tho Union Paper Bag Machine Go. vs. Pultz Walkley Go. ct al. Goodyear Dental vulcanite Go. vs. F. D. Stevens. Same vs. Nehemiah Wood. Electric Railroad Signal Go. ys. the Hall Railway Signal Go.
 The Morse Arms Mfg. Go. vs. Winchester Repesting Arms Go.
 The Union Paper Bag Machine Go. ct al. vs. Pultz & Walkley Go. ct al The Terry Clock Go. ys. New Haven Clock Co Hiram Tucker vs. P. & F. Corbln Goodyear Dental V Go. vs. G A. HHlans Same vs. 0. u. Crocker. Same vs. John G. Ohampl1n. Cynthia s. Campbell vs. Charles Campbell. F. &F Babeock vs. Judd < Bakeslee. Goodyear Dental V. Co. vs. H. T. Burpae. Same vs. ". B. Keeney. Same va. Amos Schoonaker. Same vs Frank A. shattuck. c. H. DeIamater ct al vs. Samuel Woodruff.
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FOR RENT.

IO RENI9 sSs The st 1re No. 1G9 Court street, next east oi EsxA Orange street. Apply to &ssA- HENRY TROWBRIDGE, apS cod If 79 Long Wharf.
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Hu2g &Ty.

Reclaimed from DeatEl-SucceSSfu Ex-
 pertinent by Scientists-Antics of the
 ResuscftAted Ian-Am Extraordinary
 CaSes
 PEsTH, April 16-A most extraordinary case of resuscitation is reported to have taken place at Raab on the 14th inst. Raab is 67 miles from this city and formerly fortified city. It is built on the river of the same name and is place of some commercial importance. A young convict named Takaes, who had murdered tRo women, was hanged. After the body was cut down and examined by physicians life was pronounced extinct. As scientific experiment the body was subject ed to an electro -galvanic current, and after a few hours signs of life were psroeptible. The resuseitated convict completely recovered the use of his senses, and his first actions were of violence to the prison officials by whom he was surrounded. He soon began to suffer from congestion of the brain and became de- lirious during the night. He made repeated attacks upon the keepers and complained of violent pains, asking from time to time for milk and water. Dsath released him finally from his suffering yesterday morning. The entire medical faculty of this city Is consider ably exercised over the case.
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F{lR SALE

AESA NEW AND CONTIGUOUS HOUSE on E$N Sherman avenue, handsomely fitted with mod E2A Aern conveniences and most pleasantly located. Will be sold at great bargain. Inquire at
 THIS OFFTUE.
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gtaI Gstate.

TO RENT. &sA The House No. Clark street, suitable for two EszA garret; downstairs rooms snd sink room 0lS sp1s Tsl lt 2- sOON N01 nu 0s FEE PREMisSs. l
 TO RENT. AA9A FIRST FLOOR and Basement of House No &A apis ct 67CHAPEL STREET.
 TO RENT. &s8A THE HOUSE No. 42 York Square is for rent: lnaaiFi sP14 1 MA1NES s SsaTsR R3oMs stnss
 TO KENT. s1a HOUSE No. r Leonard street, s1s9 s1so M 28 Pearl 2i aoor S16S.
 MERwIN's REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
 237 Chapel Street. Or GEO. HoToHKIss, 9d, 45 Summer St. apl4 New Houses for Sale, Rent, or
 Lease, NM payments may apply on the purchase money. &ACut this out. Apply st once to >ap14t 1sl aofe Street or foe H Ne%hall wi Street.
 For Sale OF Rent, ESssA 4 VERY pleasant, roomy house, with parlor, E# sitting room, dining room and kitchen on one grounds, good stable, good neighborhood. Also for rent, cottage at savin Rock, near the John Lines ap14h H.P. HoADLEY, Hoadley Building.
 TO RENT, hEss4A TO A SMALL American family, four Rooms, EGH with privilege in cellar and attic, in the house .1z Ne. I@ $ g St John street. Inquire p on pEu,srs
 TO RENT, AaS& The store No. 109 Court street, next east Of Mszaa HENRY TRowBR1DGs, ap3 cod If 79 Long Wharf
 FOR RENT, 1sA A large pleasant House, corner of Chapel and E8a Norton streets on line of West Chapel street EzAcars. If required will be altered to suit two families, Rent low to desirable parties. Apply 10
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TO RENT.

szE4& THE secsnd floor of the house No. 64 Ken @H;H sington street, six rooms, gas, water, etc.; MAA pleasant place. Inquire cn
 ap17 3tf THE PREMISES.
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Lively Tina ess
Lively Einess THE LIQUOR EXCITEMENT IN SHELTON AND BIR NIINGHAM.

Livery E1nz0Se
 THE LIQUOR EXCITEMENT IN SHELTON AND BIR
 MINGHAM.
 The blue ribbon men, who raided the li- quor saloons in Shelton, opposite Birmingham, under the charge of constables, were sur rounded by mob of 800 or 600 excited men and boys while at work. The value of the liquor sold is variously estimated at between $1, ,OO0 and $3, 900. The officers threatened to fireupon the crowd and the people then dispersed. Five places were raided, viz, Stapleton's, Donovan's Hsnnesey's, Holmes and the Jersey House, thus making an almost clean sweep in that portion of the town. AL though several of the officers party were hurt none were seriously injured excepting Joseph Tomlinson, one of the leading citizens. who was seriously cut in the head with a stone.
 The excitement is running high in both Birmingham and Shelton, and as arrests were to be made yesterday, it is said, it will be some time before they have regained their customary tranquility. The bitterness be- tween temperance men and saloon keepers with their friends is intense.
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THE WEST.
Missouri.
An Ungrateful Ira

An Unsrateful Tranlp's Fate.
 ST. LOUIS, April 16.-A tramp called at the house of farmer near East St. Louis 8 few days ago during the latter's absence, and, af- ter receiving food, robbed the house and fsd. The farmer came home and gave chase, con- ing up with the thief on the railroad track near by. The two men grapplsd and fell to the ground just as train came along. The farmer tore himself from the tramp's grasp and leaped asids the engine just grazing his body. The tramp was not so fortunate, be- ing crushed to a shapeless mass beneath the wheels before he could jump from the track.
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<a* PART of large corner office, with modern sSa improvements, in corner building, second hoor saA Rent reasonable to q suitable tenant. Apply to
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Capital Notes.
WASHINGTON, April 16

WAsHNGTcN, April 16. w. A. Batchelor, the well known proprietor of Batchelor's hair dye, died this afternoon at his residence near this city, in the 66th year of his age. s@
 Simpson, the colored attendant on the bath rooms at West Point. and who is supposed to know something about the Whitaker case, was discovered in this city yesterday by off cers of the War department He has been sent back to testify before the cours of in- Quiry
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Forty-Sixth Congress.

WAsHNGToN, April l6. sENATE.-After the consideration of some private business the consideration of the Geneva Award bill was resumed. MT. Jones, of Florida, addressed the Senate He quotsd from the speech of MT. Thurman where he stated that the claims of the insurance psnies admitted before the tribunal In oppos- ton to this Mr. Jones quoted the opinion of Attorney General Palmer, of England. He claimed that the problem must be solved according terms of the treaty. There not single syllable of the rules to show that the rights individuals regarded at Geneva.
 MT. Oonkliog said he was trying to understand ihs
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Baron B. oolt ct al 7s ElizsbetR Hart Colt ct al. Yale Look Go. vs Bridgeport Lock Go.
 Same vs. New Haven Savings Bank. The Bridgeport Wood Finishing Go. Hooper & Yale Lock Co., ys the scoyiII Mfg. Co.
 Same vs. Easle Lock Go.
 Charles L. Griswold vs. F. A. Bragg and wife. Superior Court Civil Side Judge
 HoveY.
 This court came yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. The case of o'Hanoran's appeal from probate was concluded and given the jury After being out for two hours they returned to the court and report ed that they had been unable to agree verdict. They excused until Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock, when they will further consider the matter. The following divorces were granted:
 Ellen s. Woolsey, of this city, was divorced from John H. Woosey, of Bridgeport on the ground of de- ssrtion. Married June 29, 1s7S The of the pe- ttioner was changed to El17n S.Wrsley.
 Giles G. Dowd, of Madison was divorced from Mary G. Dowd, of this city. Married November 15, 1855. Cause, assertion.
 Court adjourned until Monday afternoon at o'clock. Superior COurt-Crimfnal Side-Chief
 Justice Park.
 This court in yesterday morning at 93o o'clock. Dennis Ward was tried for manslaughter, the de- ceased being the boy, Michael Berrigan, who was killed by Ward who driving in Custom House Square, in December, 1878. Tha testimony the same as in the lower court. The arguments were made. but the charge to the jury deferred until next Tuesday m morning.
 Thcmas Shyjakowski and August Shy jskowski, father and son, who were convicted of burglary in Wangford, sentenced, ths former to fou r months and the latter to two years u State prison Court adjourned until Tuesday morning 10 o'clock. Court Of Common PfeaS-Judge Harri- In this court yesterday tha case of Cornelius Pier poRt Robert Wilson was further heard, but not finished.
 Court adjourned until next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, when the jury will come in. City yCOurt-CriiMinaI Side-JUdge St0d-
 dRrd.
 Patrick Roland, breach of the peace, judgment suspended Bernard Horan jr., same, nolle Thona- as Maher, fast driving the street, judgment sus- pended.
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sskssa THREE ROOMS, connected and very desirable E4zsU on Park street, A new House Beers street. E&Anear Chapel, will be completed about May 1st and rented low to responsible persons. Another in the same location will be offered for rent June 1st. A. WHEELER,
 ma6 If 115 Park Street.
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Great Britain.
Death of Dr. Keneauy.

UStAEM OE IBFs EAe11eaIIys
 LONDON, April 16.-Dr. Edward V. H. Keneally, member of the last House of Con- mons for Stoke-upon- Trent and the well known counsel for the "classnant" in the celebrated Tichborne case, is dead at tho age of sixty-one years. He died of modification of the right foot. The most strenuous efforts were made by eminent medical men to arrest the progress of the disease and hopes of success were en- tertained until short time previous to his death, which was something of surprise to his physicians, who had not suspected it would reach a vital part for some days to come
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RnR 0 A E,R

A1ssS, IN WEST HAVEN, the House, Barn (new), Ea with plenty Of stable room, large and complete EEzA hennery, known as the Ross place. Also with the house, lot of acres of land, near by. Terms easy. For further particulars, inquire of
 W. H. TALLMADGE, rua2 d&Ttf Near Horse R. R. Barn. West Haven.
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OAG IGLNIF SssI4 ONE SMALL house in brick block, Bradley sgfsu Place. Rent $l4 per month. Inquire of Aap17 3t4 W. J. ATWATER, 326 Grand St.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
special fsil,orrsspondenosofthsJ JouRsALAsD coun1zr

TOHT Il. DAVIS & Co.,, Bankers and BrcAeTs,f
 Mo- r Wall street, New York,
 April 16. 1880. ) The selling fever continued in the Cotton Board and stock markets dueing the forenooD and the amouEt of business the Stock Exchange, at rapidly falling prices, very large. The first hours work eno- braces nearly the entire speculative list. Erie WAS pressed to fl and the fresh demand which usually follows decline in this favorite, to speak, "gsp. bling Etoek absent to-day, the selling having been in large part London account There no relax alton in money but the stock market showed rather greater degree of rmness in the afternoon, though feverish and unsettled, hut higher.
 The Bond Nsrket.-Government bonds were weak and lower.
 cI.1s
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A Saiiar,s Eis.,.,ts1, Crime.

PARIS, April 16.-A girl four years old was terribly outraged and cut into thirty-fve pieces by sailor named Meneslow in the Rue Grenelle this morning Meneslow was arrest ed, and while being escorted to prison large crowds gathered and made desperate efforts to lynch him.
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Personal

Mir. Ben Stern, agent for Kate Girard, was in the city yesterday. The Girard company, after visiting this city, play in Meriden, New Britain, Bristol, Ansonia and Bridgeport, and Standard Theater, New York.
 Mir. B. s. Barber, clerk and steward of the steamer New Haven, who has been i'll for some time, is able to bs out again and will resume his duty on the boat next Monday. Mr. Barber has long given much satisfaction to patrons of the line and all will be glad to hear of his recovery.
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News by Telegraph
 FROM ALL QUARTERS. RUSSIA'S UNHAPPY RULER. Another Attempt Made Up-
 On His Life.
 ARSENIC IN HIS FOOD. Arrest of ths Cook and Ills
 Assistants. The ClsytOz- 8sassger Treaty. A Coanmsatee Report Favor- ing Tfs Ab~Ggaf1ons
 THE OLD WORLD
THE OLD WORLD.
France.

Another Attempt on the Czar-This
 Time with Arsenic-Fhe Kitchen
 Hands Arrested.
 PARIS, April 16.-The Lenterns and Houus- sic Journal have published St. Petersburg tele- grams announcing the discovery of an attempt to poison the Czar by mixing arsenic with his food. The cooks and their assistants in the Winter Palace have been arrested.
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I'D RENT

IhEAA TO A SMALL American family. four Rooms HIM with privilege in cellar and attic in the house -MiazA- No. 99 St John street. Inquire on
 ap14 Is IT THE PREMISES.
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NEW YCRh.
Desperate Struggle with a Bull

Desperate Struggle with a EBull. NEW YoRK, tAprjl 16.-A day or two ago 6 colored man in the employ of George Hub schmidt, of Sand Lots, N J., undertook to drive home bull. The animal ran at tho | colored man with great fury, knocking him down and pinning him to the ground between his horns. The man struggled to get up, but the fierce beast lunged st his face with lis horns and finally got one horn into the mans left cheek and then giving savage jerk tore 8 horrible wound from the cheek around under the mans chin, across the nsck and up through the right cheek to the ear, the flesh falling down over the poor fellows breast, exposing all the muscles of the neck the arteries, and even the windpipe. Even in this terribly lace rated condition the man continued to fight the beast, and, getting hold of lage cobbla stone he pounded the bull in one eye until he de- stroyed that organ. The brute was compellsd by pain to leave the man, who immediately escaped from the fsId There is no doubt of his recovery from his dreadful injuries.
 The Whitaker My stery-The Effort Go
 Erace the Perpetrators of the Outrage. WEST POINT, April 16.-Commissioner IIa- zelle of the Corps of Cadsts testified as to the order he received to investigate the Whitta- ker case and how he proceeded. He called each cadet of the corps before him, put him on his honor, and each one denisd all knowl- edge of the affair. He examined the pieces of belt with which Whitaker was bound. but found no marks on them which would give any eiew to the perpetrators. He went to Whittaker's room, and with Whittakers free consent, examined his correspondence, and also compared the handksrchisfs in his pos session, but found none to correspond with that found in Whittaksr's room. He had the building searched to see if any citizens cloth ing could be found. Ia package brought Whitaker from the laundry he fouad two handkerchisfs which corresponded with the bloody handkerchief. He was at the hospital when Whitaker was examined and saw no bruises on him. As the result of the Investigation he made written report based upon such thorough invssti- eation as the limited time would permit. Witness went into an elaborate argument to the effect that Whitteksr did not have sui. fcient cause to appear quite so exhausted as he would have it believed. The amount of blood lost by Whitaker witness estimated at one gill. Whitaker said In reply to witness, when questioned about his exhaustion, that it probably resulted from fright and excitement. He thought Whitaker shamming. He con siders that the handwriting of Whitaker closely resembled that in the note of warning
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. BLUE STONE, CAST IRON AND BEL
 CLAN BEOCESs

CIrY sURvEYoR's OFFICE,
 ROOM No. g, CITY HALL,
 NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, April 8th, 1880. ~ FAILED PROPOSALS will be received at this ES Office until 79 o'clock p. m., April 21st 1880, for furnishing materials as follows: Blue stone curbng crossing, fagging GEc, for eight months from and after May l, 1880. Cast iron manhole heads: covers and bsein pans, for eight months from and after May l, 1880. Belgian blocks for repairs, gutters and crossings, for eight months from and after May l, 1880. The plans, specifications and contract can be seen at this ofice Blank forms of proposal, with the quired sureties bond attached, upon which all bids must be made, can bs had upon application. No proposals will be received alter the time speci- fed, and all proposals not properly hed out will be rejected.
 The right to reject any all bids will be reserved. By direction of the Board of Road Commissioners. CHARLES E. FOWLER, Oity Surveyor. aDQ1O1516l7
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RussiE.
Gortachakosf Gradually Fai

GOrtscEaakoGf Gradually Failing.
 ST. PETERSBURG, April 16.-Prince Gorts- chakof is reported worse to-day. He is pal pably weaker and delirious most of the time His medical attendants despair of his recovery and concede that his death is question of a few days at the furthest.
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Germany
Passage OE aFne Army BiIl.

BERLIN, April 16--The Reichstag to-day finally passed ths Army bill by vote of 186 against 128 after accepting an amendment by vote of 161 against 151 exempting all cler- gymen by ordination or conservation from serving in the Ersatz reserve.
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ERR l ALE

aassA Farm of S6 acres in North Branford, eight HiN miles from New Haven the house new, farm WzAwen watered and plenty of wood. Terms made mad! easy; 20 or 60 acres adjoining can be had with the above if desired. Fer further particulars in- quire of A. H. HILL, or I. B. LINSLEY,
 ap2 I8t&W3t# North Branford.
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St. PasEI's Church semi-Centennias.
 As marking the beginning of the week which brings the fftieth anniversary (Thurs day next) Of the consecration of St. PauFs church, the Rev. Dr. Beardsley has been in vited by the vestry to preach tomorrow (sun- dayl evening. The invitation has been &C., cepted and the sermon comes very appropri- ately on the evening of the 25sh anniversary of the consecration of his own church.
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FOR RENT. sssa PART of Store IA State street. Inquire at EssH THE STORE.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK, April 16.-Arrived, the Erin from London.
 Boston-Arrived, the Bulgarian from Liver pool.
 Baltimore-Sailed, the Braunschweig for Bremen.
 Liverpool-Arrived, the Scythia from New York, the Lord Give from Philadelphia. Bristol-Sailed, the Somerset for New York. Bremen-Sailed, the HohsnzolIsrn for New York.
 GIasgow-Sailed, the State of Indiana for New York
 Queenstown-Sailed, the Britannic for New York,
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Esuchholz, rhird TriaI.

The third trial of William Buchholz for the murder Of John H. Schulte progressed as far as the testimony of two witnesses on Thurs day. Dr. NJ B. Pardee, of South Norwalk, described the finding of the body and the na- ture of the wounds. Mrs. Amelia Waring, who lived in the house with Schulte, repeated the story of the miser's life and the happen ings on the night of the murder. Yesterday General Smith spent some time cross -examin- ing Mrs. Waring.
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FOR RENT,

HOUSE EN HOME PLACE. " ITH all of the modern improvements; hIst- w class; in good order and possession given May 1et. Inquire of -
 VIM. H. SANBORN, aplo.I417# r Home Place
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tsEA THE FINE large front room No. PTS Chapel Hi;a street, directly over Malletts hardware store
 A suitable for banking, insurance, real estate or law ofice Apply to VIM. K. TOWNSEND,
 me29 23 Whites Building.
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Other FIraR~

NEW YORK, April 16.-Fire to night in the extensive furniture manufactory of Martin Worm, Nos. 1e1, 163 and 165 McKebber street, Brooklyn, damaged the building and stock $40, ,O0O. The insurance could not be ascertained.
 ST. LOUIS, Mo-, April 16.-The blaming mill of Nuslle & Gatahl, and the sash factory of Gsorge c. Fox, in the southern part of this city, were burned at eleven o'clock last night. The loss on the blaming mill and in lumber was about SAC, 900; insured for $11 1000. The loss on the sash factory was about $1O, ,o00 insured for Ss5 OOO
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[B. BOOTH, Auor1o NEER.1
RucII9N NssskLE9

A IT 72 and "A Center street, Saturday, April 17th, A commencing with Line Goods at 10 g. m. Cham Der Furniture Black Walnut Chamber Set three Pi- anos Hack walnut B )okcase, Black Walnut Chairs. Evtension Tables Lounges, Mattresses, Brussels and inersin Carpets Oil oloths Crockery, Kitchen Utsn- Ac
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T. ST. E'5tzpatrick,

J. GG 1e g 4GA k1CI u4 AS5 Livery. Board and Feed Stables. N First-clsss Teams to let st reasonable rates @N Orders for Single or Double Iean1s aS'ehoeo to at all hours. Boarding for Private Teams speciality. Psrties will ind quiet place. and best og care for their teams. e,a Cnrner Court and Orange Street,
 New Havens Conn., Entrance on Orange st.. opposite Fremont House. apl6 3m
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ASN NNSA
 Yale National Bank Building.
TO RENT.

MszA FURNISHED HOUSE, pleasantly and cen ElsI trally located, modern conveniences, for six -EzMnonths or longer time. Possession given tmme- diately if desired Inquire personally at
 ap12 If % EXCHANGE BUILDING.
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Stocks closed as follows
LOCAL NEWS.

..-.III53 Wells, Fargo S Go. ..106 United States.
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\ zszA THE FINE three-story and basement house
 Esia No. 237 Orange street. Modern and well built. ' &zAAInquire of s. E. MERWIN, JR, | ap17 12t* Administrator.
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NOR RENIo &aSe SIX ROOMS in the upper part of No. 299 Or Es# ange street, all in good order. with gas and -RA water. Also the barn rear of house. Inquire of I. N. Damn at New Haven Folding Chair Co.,, ap17 St 552 STATE STREET.
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HiiIhouse High School. YKyHE examination of candidates for the High School
 will begin on Monday, April 18th, At , o'clock a. not connected with the public schools of New Haven who desire to become members of the High school rnnst be examined at the time and place. No one will be examined at the beginning of the next term ex- cept for very urgent reasons.
 Per order of Commit on Schools.
 an14WS Saw A. PARISH, Supt. of Schools.