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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-03
xeras.

- Sin @,eu3itreit trobt nit Wterifo
auaaubredeu. Bei Brownsville 1T n6m=
lid elm DANA, i'm 91io @raube errtdtet
moroen, beHen @ntfernuns bic Meritaner
eerlansen, neil ibr 6lubufer ourd ben
Damn 5daben leibet, Die Sahe 1T
nah Waibin9tpn beridtet morben.
- Der Dauerldufer @ap BON Sort
Wortb 1T bon einem Wanne Rameas
@bgers in Oallas 5u einem Wettlauf Don
Sort Wortb mad st. 9ouis beraue9e=
fcrbert mcroen. Die Wette tetrdSt $500.
- Sa @alpefon bat fh elm 5ancod=
Club sebiloet, Der 70 lanSe beiteben ioa,
bis 6anecd 9emdblt 1T.
Nl8 Wertmiirbi8teit mirb BON
Terartana beridtet, oaB f1d balelbit elm
9idbrieer anabs befinoet, Der 100 Rfunb
pieet.
= Die Bieb3adter ocn Weateras mol.
len an. IA. Suli cine Yerfammluns in
San Diego obtalten.
Jrio Gountp' sdblte in 1872 230
&inmotner. Nad benz neuen Genius be.
fist es beren 22OO.
--6latonia 3dblt 851 ginppbner.
= Su Maribaq branS cine init einem
Repclper bewaffnete Trau in bas @e=
ridts3immer bes Mabors. Gin Mann
Namens Gbarlep Dcuns iudte Der Turie
bic Oaffe 3u entreiben. Dies mar ater
nidt 70 leidt unb elm beftiser 4ampf ent
ipann lih, Der nidt eber enoete, bis bic
Trau oerbsftet purbe.
- Sn 3ia @ountp idpb fd Elm &na=
BE aus unporiiatiSteit in ben Wa8en;
ber grubsr beRelbeu fiel ins yaNsr uno
wuroe nur nit pieler Mabe pom Gr=
triuien 8erettet. Beise lieseu itmer
barnieoer. Die Tamilie, Der iie aaseb0=
rem, perlor idon I'M porisen Sabre ein
3ino burd eiuen unslidIihen 3uiau
= Sn Se8uin ipielten apei Sinper,
8i(lte St.rrta unb Satie Saunpers nit
siner Yifcle, ais bic Waffe Nd entluO
unb benz Wdbdsn eine 3cpfpunbe beis
bradte.
ycn Mu ulin wirb beridtet, tas
8au3iee Der Snternatipnaltobn ben @plcs
raou pai1ren.
= Sn Soufon tpuroe Grid sdmibts
Gpctbste erbrpdsn. Gin Glert wurbe
leoc6 bic Diebe 9swabr, welde bic Gbitr
Sffneten uno entflobeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-03

nod sinmal teQ auf. User man mub 7dt
mabrbalttg ben 5a!s osrerebsn, um NIT
Dir 3u eonpsrfrsn. &omm' uur ueosr
tsrunter, tlstne YFaums, Id t5n' Dir
nthts metr
SR's ldon pcrbet Das 1T se1detbt (!
Gle umfabte bsn ut NIT bsioen 6anben
unb tina In Der Qnft, er bob Fe terab uno
ltbte ile lorsfaltia auf bic 5ubs. gu
traulia lsete Te tsreu Mrm in ben isinen
uno ihrttt NIT ibm ben Wes ubwarts.
@u.e @snta, wis freunolt& ite mir rie
9aue CAB Z! N6, oab i'd 5aaee bate tpie
fe - 1hlante, tlaTe 5anos - 5anos bic
Nadts auf traMtsm 5sr3sn ruben z Die
@pre6snpe t.tradtets mibuersnast ibrs
runrlthsn, rofgsn Singer.
Nun nun - 70 lanee bic Delnen' 70
fturtee 0diIe ertuItsn. wie esitern Mbsno
betm Nblhiebe BON btm Oberlteutenant-
Rieec, Du fdnelt an, unausfeblth gu
werten ! Nas sstt mid Dein S6erlisu'
tenant an Mter wsi6t Du, mas Id
mS4te - Nun 2 - 1ansen moats t6
ttn isten, 90 muB su tomiit iein unb
mit mir mu6 CT tan,en, NIT mir furssm
SrrwtIh
BIN nsustrris 3u erfatren, mis On bas
anfsuen wtQf, jebt i'm Spmmsr
Qab mid uur MAIDEN 9Dir mul1sn
natEens Nls auf's Bosdetto tinauf,
Du lammt al Deintn Rameraoen, Gnrteo
unb Nonolfo NIT ben tbren (td mDhte
pi1sn, mo,u 3wet fol&e Gaoettenbriiesr
gut maren, wtnn ntdt fiir terartise Safely
1s mi6en Nae tan3en, Nae, Warrsn uno
Wmterg, Norrin9 une @enia
Gortfetuns fplg'.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-03
xa9ee. u eu,af fwtten
8 n | a n b.

= General Tatrhllp, Der amerttant1he
@eianbte in Wtaorio bat bonn Staatss
bepurtement in Waibinatcn SnfruttiUnen
ertalten, enersiiaea sBrpteit sesea bic
neberSriffe einSuleSen, pelde iid ipanilAe
aanonenbcpte Bel Cuba seoen ameritani<
ide Sdiife erlaubeu.
= Sn Serieh Gitp bat cine Trau Sea-
mems S'Gonner ibren brei aiuoern nit ei.
nem 8ulirmeiier ben 3als buraseIdnit>
ten uno oielelben 9emcroet. 8eim Ser
9Sr oab iie an, baB lie felt LANCER 3eit am
malarilden 1ieber lit unb lebensiiber>
braiiis semeien fei. Sic slautt burd bic
Grmorbuns ber ainoer elm sutes Werf
setban gu baben, neil bieiel6en i'm Sims
mel ieien.
= @ine Depeiae rom 2uineb iiber Den
Dammbru4 in Ohio iast, bab Der Damm
cine Strede BON 70 Meilen idlete. Drei
Tiertel bieies 9anbes iino unter Wa0er
seiett uno 9duier, S4eunen uno Yieb
we8seIdwemmt. Der Sdaben belduit
lid auf cine Wi[lipn.
= Nadri9ten BON Santa Sc melben
neue Sdanotbaten bon gietorias Banoe.
Dieielbe bat neuerbinss mebrere Weris
faner, lotpie 100 Yferbe eridpHen unb
anoere 100 ntitsenOntmen. 3weibunbert
Wfann meritantider Iruppen unb cine
srpbe Nnjahl Treimilliser befinben Iid auf
BET yerfol8ups cer Snbianer.
= Sn SbahO murbe cine Pcitfutide BON
6 Raubern iberfallen. in berielben be>
fanben fid Manner uub 2 6rauen. Die
yaf1aSiere rurben ibres @elbes unb ibrer
idmmtliden 9leioer beraubt; nmr bic Sen,,
ben burften lie bebaiten. Sn oielem 3u>
itanbe lansteu Te in Gait 9afe Gitp an.
Nuslanb.
- Sn ter Tirfei merben bic stpeiteu
NrmeecorpS mobil semadt unb man
slaubt, baB bic Iiirtei Der Gntldeipuna
ber 8erliner NadtonferenS Wioeritant
lei1fen mirb.
Cine Dspeide bon Yaris melpet
bab Biz jest 80 reliSiSie Orben nit Al!
Wit9lieoern aufsebpben tpurben. Gs per.
bleiben peitere 80 Snititute, beren Mitslie.
bern 3eit bis gum 81. Nusuit selaiIer
ipurbe. Damn aber maHen fie 6ranfreid
perlaIen.
-Sn Spaaien madt fid Ssmpatbis
nit ben pertriesenen fran3SGiden Seiuiter
bemerflid. gielen bon ibnen 1T erlaubt
tporten ii9 in Spanien nieper3ulalien.
= Sin 3orresponbent BON Gcnifanti
nOpet idreibt, baB ber Sultan beabliA
tist. bic DarouneGlen bur4 Torpeocs uni
gefeitisunSen un5usdnsli& 3u MAIDEN
Ylane lino bereits entwOrfen tporben.
Iuf benz Dampfer rQumbclbt"
pel&er bon Seem Dort in Qiserpcol an
lam, brad AM 18. b. Wf. 1euer aus unt
mubten so Ballen her Qanbuna aber Bort
0elporfen frerbea. DaS Teuer wurbe ae
aelSi4t, jebOd Der Dumpisr fart be'
| f4asist.
= Der ruiiiide Miniaer bes Snnern
tuelder fd auf elmer Snipeetionsreiie BE-
finbet, telesrapbirt aus Niiradan, baB Biz
1euidreden nidt seb0ris pertilet tpercsr
fSnnen, neil ni4t 8eruS Wtenfden Dor
banben iinb, um bies 3u tbun. aud piel
aneere Snfecten faSen ben 5elbfriidtet
Saaben gu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-03

Ser Dortbeilbafteife Ginfanf Don
Glen
wdbrenb nie{sr % ode Bet
g Ora nj u. Go.
Wir babsn sintuaesrt Mnsiiee BON Gel
nen unb 0amn on ranb, bic MIR tpabrenb
bteisr Wohe gum balten &ofpretls per.
taufen. Rommst friis uno iibsr,eus4 gub
ielbF. dramu. GO.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-03
Mua Iuseumbta. Nla..

Nus 9useumbia, Ala.. erealten
mir folsenbe Mittteiluns. 9rr Deter
3ebnber iaretbt: so sebrau&te felt
Sabrsn Or. Nusuf RSnis's 5amburssr
dropfsn namentlid sesen @olil, Der Id
fart untermorfen bin, unb babe nod tet'
ne Msbi,tn ssfanbsn, bic mir 70 il&u
unb ssfAwtnb 9inberans psri&affte wie bic
Eropisn. Cine quite Doas mar BIN
reiAsnb, mir QtnbsrunS 3u uetfdafsn.
Man la6e f1d isbo&, ete man Or. au
suf RSnts's 5amturser 9rcpfen tauft,
pon bsm Npottstsr ptsr 6dnblsr bic Na=
mensunteridrift pom u. 8cseler & So.
3etsen, otne tpel&e Der Mrt'ttl nt&t eAt
it,"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-03
@o,uarD miles,
NDt1r,

Uerar Go., Gan Wntonio, Ter,
Dftesin solsbab>Strese. Der yo1pfitee sessniSes.
y Detcnbere Mufaerlf famgeit pirb allen yenftpnsn
unb 9orserunsen Yon Deteransn Bee Staates uber
Der gereinigten sef4enft. @tf9riften BON yaten.
ten beicrst uno Steueru auf 4anb in allen Gbeilen
ees Staates besaSlt. Wubnort ia Der unterta
Wastsaltrase. 3o,e.tlj
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-03

- @emitblih. Muf tsm unldnsa
ftatte.babten Muiitfef In Baeen Bapen
murbe aud Meiasr Qis,t erwartst. Gin
sablrstdss COMMITTEE bate aa gu isinsm
gmpfunse am Batntofe einsefuntsn.
Daruntsr b.fanb {1d elm bani(der Mili.
tartapsQmeiaer st., eeip,tssr pom @eburt,
Der = in ittner Gissnlhaft als Militas.
muHthsf - wasrtnn isiner pisr,ieidbrieen
Disnf,stt - mad bdnildem Brau& =
Bic gum ,,Rriessrat," apancirt mar. Der
binifAe 8risssratb, Der nod redt as.
matblb leip,iserila ipraa, bate aua
cine buntlt 8oraeuuns Don Der ttrhliden
Qaufbatn ees Msiasrs, ben Ct etna 3a
8cpsnbaSen tennsn s.lernt. als Fer
Me!lter, aefolst BON elmer Nn3utl iussne'
lihsr Shlleriansu, auf itn autam unp
isn ber,li& srabsmo bic Demertuns mat-
te : ,.Nun, aud alt sewcrtsn untsresRenA
erwtosrte Der Rtiessratb psm Qbbate /:
~Sa. @ie feten frt:li& ts6sr aus. i'd tab's
i&on oft seiust, 70 etn alter S,iuitsr balt
(id tmmsr am Bsf.n !" 1atlsau.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-03

Das Qeteu Ii aeQer lluannebmltdtet.
ten. Sir srtoten uns nsulth, etnsn
IAltmmsp SAT soa 8beumatlsmus fiir
cine Sa9rss Sutferiptton, i'm Boraus
9sSablt, 3u teiieu. 2!ber serate als MIR
oas @elo in Gnpfaus netmen ,pullten,
snpfabl Elm ttstlnsbmenber Greunb
Spbn ons sanopyne 9in men t.,
uno bas @slo lammt Dem Datientsn Y,r,
ftwaneen auesntlidIih.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-03
MIleenb bprfrenes :.

Der ,Reeorper" Nmsrieu5, Osuraia
faet: Glsrts, @enatoren, Rspralsntan'
ten, Dpttpren, Nopotaten, Burser I'M oi=
fentlthsn uno Yripatleben telheinIssn Go
,u 1aulsnssn NIT itrer Namensunterz
ldrift, ba6 Elm Mtttel sefunbsn uurbs
ee8sn 8riabts Rrantbeit uno Blaien'
ldmahe. Das Mittel bsasbt In Bar'
ners @afe &ipnsy unb Qtper Cure unb
Warners Safe Dtabetes Cure.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-03
Der I aub 4 u m me.

IN elmer 5austtir ilinsslt Elm U.ttler.
Ct bsutst eem SFasnbsa DI,nRmap den
an, bub Ct tautRumui fti unb um cline
Uabe bttte. Das Wdoa.n bssi,tt EA
,um 1errn ~ 4auies uno trdst tbm ben
Gall sor. Der 6auspater farsitt NIT
ero6tn Ua@f1attn auf sinen 3sttsl: ;, Du
ene Sbrs NttsRs Z Obat ful&e osbt Id
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-03
Dte WetsbettetRer Jrau

,Sie bsFstt barauf oab es widtissr
IN, wenn ibre 6amllie i1t gutter @eiunp:
beit erfreut, ais bab iie mOoerne &isioer
traat uno Der Mooe buIeist. @te iurst
bsbhalb bafur. oab etn jeoes 5amilienmt.
8Itsp NIT 5Opfsnbltters psrleben 1T,
um tei ben srfen Spmptonsn elmer teraa.
3:ebeuben Rranlbsit @sbrau4 papon s,'
maiden. Nle Grauen folltsn tbre Deis,
bsit In berislten Deiie 5etSen." - Ne!u
6apen palabtum.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-03

nidts." - Mis bes Dienamapam bsm
Bettlsr bas pepsr 3ftat, llett oerlslbe Fe
srpb an, ,iett einsn Bletihft teraus unb
idrettt RAID ent1hloHen: SD tann ntat
leieu."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-03

Der @rraet=&5oliit bes giFe'den
Orde|fers in gsrlia, 9r. Sod, 1T fiir
ben Baeeprt Song Brand BEL Stem Sort
auf 3fpei glrnote sesen bic yer3ituns
pon $50 I ollays PR Dode, freie 0feiIe
uno Citation enso3lst pcrben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-03
0n 9}r 11S nor NoT 0Qto nv

= Sn 9fr. 115 Der yoH. l3ts. mirb
aber bic Beiuder Der 6iIderei'GuS ltelluns
beridtet.v mir bemerften ben dinelis
iden @eianpten Qis2onss sYaO i'm NatiSz
nalcOitiim nit leiner iberaus 3ierlia unb
Yoilirli9 cOitamirten @emablin, bic nmr
.uropdiide lilafarbene 5anoidMbe trus."
Gin aasrbinSs ,ierlides unb poifrlides
SpSfiiml
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-03

- Cine Depeide aus gruiiel meloet,
ber 8ru4 5wiiden oer belsiiden Negtez
runs unb benz gatican lei oaourd erfplst,
baB ber gildof bon Iournap, ipelaer sez
senpdrtis uollifdnbis nit benz pdpifliaen
Stuble serfullen iit, Depeiden mitsetbei(t
bat, aus benen bic Dcppel5tnsisfeit oes
0atican8 herppraina.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1880-07-03

Gine fel4eHe DeIeaenbeit.
Wlan beidsti9e bic reinen 2innen. Baz
lifts AZ 3ou breit, ;n balbeu Yreiien bel
Sdram & So.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
Snow.
A Fall Of About Four Inches--A General
 storm Sweep From the Far South.

A Fall Of About Four Inches--A General
 storm Sweep From the Far South.
 A snow storm started in yesterday morn ing at about 10 o'clock. A stiff northeaster accompanied, and regular old-fashioned snow storm was promised All the horse car lines soon doubled up, on the motive pow CT, and in the latter part of the afternoon the iron horses, especially those with heavy freight trains, began to find that steam was consumed very fast The snow ploughs on steam and horse car roads were brought out into service for the first time, and the desire expressed by many for snow for Christmas looked for several hours likely to be accom- plished to the extent of foot or two of the ''beautiful snow'' The storm originated on the Gulf of Mexico, and took course due north. Bye p. m., however, the wind had fallen, the weather moderated and the burly, clustering snowfakes gave place to thin, misty, needle-like particles of rain, followed by a cessation of hostilities. It was rough on the Sound, and the steamer Continental, due at a. m. did not arrive until 1:30. The John H. Starin was in port, having arrived at her dock on time at half-past in the hO F. LII. 1AAO BLU" AoAA two inches, and the whole deposit reached Al inches.
 From MT. Sherman, the signal officer, we gather the following ''The severe storm that visited this vicinity has been very vio- lent along the entire Atlantic coast Origina- ting in the Gulf of Mexico on Sunday, it progressed in northerly direction as far as North Carolina, when it began to move into the ocean. Its influence however, extended far inland. The rain attending it in the ex- treme South changed to snow in Virginia, where the fall was very heavy. Some gales, seriously interrupting navigation, are report ed all along the coast The high barometer advancing from the west forced the storm so much to the east that New Haven felt the edge of it only"
 The following telegram was received and acted on by the signal officer here Monday night:
 severe storm in the eastern part North Caro- lima moving northward. Convey the information to winds will prevail the middle and east Atlantic coasts"
 The cautionary signals, both here and at the lighthouse, preceded the storm twelve hours, giving ample warning.
 The highest velocity of the wind was thirty two miles per hour, from the northeast Snow fall four and one-ha1f inches.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
For Additional Local New. see Sd and 4th Pages.
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.


 The recent entertainment for the benefit of the Home for the Friendless netted $325.
 At the Winchester armory portion of the force will work nights after the 1st of January
 A new G. A. R. Post, named Henry Mer- win No. 52, has been organized, with Clark Peck commander
 Simeon Chapman, of Groton, has housed about 1000 tons of ice in good condition, seven inches thick.
 The Christmas GTaEhic which is filled with choice illustrations and reading matter, can be had of the Downes News company.
 Rev. J. w. Brown, of this city, was en- gagged to open Zion's church fair, Hartford, last evening, with an address on ''The Secret of Happy Life"
 The schooner T. w Harris, Captain Ray nor with a cargo of clay for this city from New York, ran ashore on Holmes Rock in passing through Hell Gate on Monday.
 Colonel Charles H. Northan, president of the Mercantile National bank, Hartford, was eighty-three years old yesterday, and is still more vigorous than most men many years his junior.
 This evening pupils soiree musicale is to be given in Prof. Chandler's vocal studio, rooms 30, 32 and 34 Hoadley building. Some of the best musical talent has been engaged to assist.
 Through passengers by the down Canal train last evening were surprised to find snow three or four inches deep in this sec- ton. The storm did not extend farther north than Cheshire.
 A little daughter of Police Officer Walter Schmidt, of Hartford, died very suddenly Monday afternoon. She was apparently well at the breakfast table Her death was caused by rheumatism of the heart
 Rev. Dr. Leonard Bacon of New Haven, will read paper on 1.-The Providential Selec- tion and training of the Pilgrim Pioneers of New England" at the next meeting of the Congregational club in Hartford.
 The annual election of officers of Wooster Lodge, F. and A. M., will take place this evening. It is important that every member should be present. Other important business will be brought before the lodge.
 Mir. and Mrs w. P Beckwith, of Mantle, celebrated the tenth anniversary of their we'd ding Monday evening with many friends. Their child Bertie received bank book con- taining $1OO and many other gifts were left behind.
 The pointer dog Grace, bred by MT. Luke w. White, of Bridgeport, and recently sold by him to D. s. Gregory, ir., is the subject of an illustration in recent number of the Forest and Stream In the notice accom-. panying the illustration is included letter from Mr. White, who is getting a full pedi- gree of the dog.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
Bernhardt in Hnrtford.

Bernhardt and her party went to Hartford yesterday on the fast noon express train, which was some ten or fifteen minutes late. It was the intention of the actress to visit Colts factory, the government envelope works, the Capitol, Trinity College and other points of interest about Hartford, but she was SO far fatigued that she could only visit Colts factory With her sister and Manager Abbey and H. H. Jarrett she entered a landau and the party were driven to the Allyn House, where they dined and at o'clock drove to Colts factory
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
For GiMs
Go ToJ N AnAM & Co to buv for V

Go TO J. N. ADAM & Co. to buy for your I friend :-
 A SILK DREss-J. N A. & Co. have the 1 best stock at the lowest prices in the city. A CLOAK OR MANTLE-J. N. A. & Co. are 1 closing out a lot of magnificent imported cloaks at incredibly low prices. A SATIN QUILTED SKRT-J. N. A. & Go. 1 have some very handsome ones, as well as good value in Flannel and Felt Skirts. KNITTED GooDs-J. N. A. & Go. have a | large stock of these articles, which are so &C., I ceptable at this season. A SILK HANDKERcH1m-J N A. & Co. have.a splendid line of them. SET OF TDIEs-J. N. A. & Go. s Antique
 Lace, Applique, Momie Cloth and fine hand ! embroidered Tides afford the best choice in
 the city.
 OR ANY OF THE FoLLowMa-A box of
 handkerchiefs, pair of gloves, piece of
 jewelry, neat but inexpensive, pocketbook, work basket, a lace fichu or tie a set of collar and cuffs in fancy box, a pair of silk
 hose, good pair of blankets, carriage robe
 Remember, you will save money and give
 your friends good article if you buy of
 d21 St J. N. ADAM < Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
Sad Death.

On Tuesday afternoon last Mir. Allen Lane, a young man of much promise, about twenty years of age, nephew of MT. Henry F. Guth- rie, was killed at Guthrie's saw mill, Silver Mine. They had hoisted large log upon the skids and he went up the derrick to throw it out of gear. It slipped back, and the handle revolving rapidly struck him upon the forehead, crushing the skull in He lin- gered about three hours
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22

The crowds of purchasers their expres-
 sions of satisfaction and delight that their
 wants may be so fully met, the quantities of
 elegant goods every day sent out or laid
 aside in the storeroom for delivery on Christ
 mas eve, the number of packages daily
 shipped by express to various parts of the
 country, all indicate that this year Mr. Cut
 Ter has touched the right chord in the heart
 of the public, and that it responds in man.
 ner that must be gratifying to him. To
 we would say do not delay another day For though Mir. Cutters resources seem to be great, and every morning his stock seems to be renewed, we do not see how it can stand the inevitable drain of the next three or four days without showing signs of dep1e- tion. Those who have not already doneSo should see the new engraving ngs-Evangeline Priscilla, the Kissing Bridge, Thistle Down, Don't You Ever, Ever Tell The Prodiga1, Zillah, Moretta, The Princes in the Tower, Fife Deans, Fuss in Boots also the choice collection of standard subjects, including
 grim pictures, Guido's Aurora, The Vintage Festival, and many others. Then many beautiful colored photographs, including Knaus' Holy Family, Marie Stuart 1 and Riccio, BIndmans Buff, The Chariot
 Race, Surprised, Introducing the Bride, and l merous to mention. The stock of Rogers statuettes is quite full, and of the smaller statuettes so popular he has Red Riding Hood Rebecca, Meditation, Chastity, Cleo patra, Pandora, The Alpine Hunter, True Friends, Go To Sleep, and he expects to re- ceive few more copies of By lingo" His stock of Limoges vases, jars, urns and jar dinieres is exceedingly elegant, and in less expensive wares his stock is very rich. Ev- cry day several elegant cabinets are sold, and so easels, pedestals statuettes, vases and pie lures are gathered up and carried away and l their places filled with ''those who in their turn shall follow them''
 New Hosiery.
 Elegant styles in ladies' and misses sizes at Brown. Bolton & Go. 's
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
stneuIar Accident.

The death of Emory Whitloek, an old resi- dent of New Canaan, last week, was caused in this wise: He was walking alongside of his horse, and striking the animal with his cane to start him along little faster, the horse jumped one side, stepped on rolling stone which caused him to fall, and in falling he rolled over on MT. Whitlock, and so bruised and injured him that he died.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
RenefininIInrention.

Concerning the valuable new invention by W. L. Everit, Esq, of this city, the Bridge port Standard says:
 Everits automatic car coupler was exhibit ed at the New Haven car shops yesterday be- fore number of spectators, among whom was President Watrous of the New York, New Haven and Hartford road. It worked successfully. Every railroad man is interest ed in anything that promises to lessen the risk of his getting his fingers and hands smashed every time he attempts to couple
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22
County Commfssfoners,

The County Commissioners were in session yesterday and granted thefollowing licenses ::
 New Haven-Arthur B. Hunt, 50 Fillmore i; Tyrell < H1ne, 81 to 85 State Fl. W. Maine, 37 Church Louis Damman, 566 State Aug tigan, 80 Wallace (beer); Michael Donnegan, 131 Martin (beer.)
 Derby-John Broderick, Thomas Larke (beer.)
 Waterbury-Frank Degnan, Mrs. J. F. Lunney
 The Board will not be in session again un- til next Friday
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-22

At the Goodyear rubber stores, B Church street, corner Center, and 93 Orange street, Palladium building, is very fine assortment of holiday goods of all descriptions such as gossamer coats and cloaks for ladies and gen tlemen, a verys nice thing for a Christmas present, also large stock of imported rub Der toys for children, the finest ever shown in New Haven. The public will do well to call and examine before buying elsewhere.
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