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, 1880-08-18

census frauds bo allowed tn stnnl. President
iaycs will 10 out Of onlco With n alatn upon
lifs Administration that ca1, never bo ro-
moved.
THE PERVERSlTY OF CR0WD.
llose "ho ato ioilu o1 stlluSihs LILO e'iar-
ac'etlsIleS or crowd iIhsl fare opportunity
5esie!aaS' Illero WINS ef""d esefy'liefe,
-nosAlhe oas cfo"H anywhere Everybody
VINO WASN'T pfoiesset!ly ntlss Intentionally
pas1 OF the crowd was a spectator, mil rec
essarlly 1ncfcased tho Jam. There was Il
clowa Ill ulo Streets crowd Oh tho sttle-
Walss' crowd on the stands, crn"tl l'al'R-
ing out of the windows II crowd ulmil tho
;h'''setops,-o''e universal, eeaseless, cor
e!oiaef'ttc crowd, s'ich as uhly Cfllcago cn'l
summon INTO existence. II MI tho crowds
OF previous occasEo1ls l'ad becll consolidated
Mto this one cfo"tl, tho combination could
not ha'e exhibited the characteristics OF MI
assehloic0 mnnluae more ialthtallS
VI a!l inc 1'.arked W'cu'taritles"f crowd
nome ~ SO stflRlhE perhaps NJ It's lervefsisy.
MOI uiat IL II o'fenslYely or tutn''lts'ons]y
perVcfse' hit iherely pcrserse. The crowa
"oes hot' oro'l'arl'y aIsplay batl temper;
vi, tho contrary IS usually E'tnt-
ha1urca. there Is an almost uniform Ills
posltloh 70 taRe tle buitetl'gs a'lu foSatitnls
rs lnseparablo from tho OCCASION. TheFe nre
comparatively rev breaches OF LILO penco
ami m aol!ll1tE confsdri'ee IN the gooa In
.el'tlo''s VI ones he1ghhoFs' lsne tlie crowd
40 ret'e'ss' ~ - VII "sksee"''on VI 'llai-
,,,' ,.'u'a "o' ~ '"o t'"a' "s.ii1, a"ou!e'""'e
au.se.'ss ~ tlso 'a's ilaenso u so'ne
, 1880-08-18

TWENTY buildings III ono Of the districts
Of st. Petersburg were destroyed by fire yestcf-
Il,
, 1880-08-18

WHO wouldn't be II Sr Knight and tnarcl,
through miles or smiling faces, uost Of them
youug ind pretty?
, 1880-08-18

Nis. JoMs N. LyTl.E, until recently cItl-
zen Ut pIttsburq, committed suicide ut Omaha
yesterday. liz blew ont bis bra!l.s with alot-
, 1880-08-18

WE nrc NIL lorg-last brothers, antl tic Sir
knights from 81. Louis md Chicngo nre specially
eUft Ill eaGh other.
, 1880-08-18

SOME of tho horses didn't know they were
carrying Sublime Princes of tho l.oyal Secret,
, 1880-08-18

4 FIRE broko 0ttt In tho En,ptro Ofi-Works
nt Long ln!nn1 City yesterday. The 1n1ua4c
c,lusctl " cst!ltlntCi! nt $4,000.
, 1880-08-18

a losT-an1rrEM oxnp!lnat!on shows ,tl,at
Miss Nclsau't death wns dun to tlrupsy os tho
hcart accsleFnted ny cSsrelno s.d!ssst.op. The
deccusa! iady will ba hurLsd III l!rouptnn Cum.
eiety, ppAr LpAdoIl. ab<,ut Tho pu1 OF thla weuk,
, 1880-08-18

JONAS NFIs 3 Co., bankers nnti brokers at
Liverpool, hnvu suspended pAyMent The
ainuuNt OF tho lia1,!littaa III nut ktluwn.
, 1880-08-18

Mt j0sEpi1 A, SCRANTON l.ps bee,l non,i-
uaslI fur E>IKress b. tho Hepublleaas ot tho
Twelfth Pcnnsyl.apiA plstFtut. Thla IL tho dis
triut INV represented by the E}seenbnpk. t,uu.o-
cr1st!e-aoclallAte combination, usudslck u.
Wright.
, 1880-08-18

I}1LI. RoplFEu, u llAttrlous hurglas, e,,-
torea tho house ot Dr.. WMikcr. ~ Indianapolis,
NonlAy niRat or aarly Tuesday Morntug. lIv
sccresess a'.aself uGtaes tho bod Whero us. at.a
Ass. Walker weso sleuptnx. MIS-. Walker no.
t!ee1 TINT tue gax WAS low, Qn1 wakad her bus.
band, who tnrntd II OIL. She then npt1cel ihnt
man WIS lSlng under the bed, Ml1 crppt uut
and informed her two suns and a colored
sntyant. Iu tho Mounting lsoliEvr lott i!s
hsslinx-placo aud p,,yascl IL u desperate
struggle with nr. Wnlkur, during wh.ol, I,u
tried 10 shout tho Doclur. IV sAun trt44 tu
n'pkS hla cseape hy tho doorway, hut vas shot
through tho hrHrt by nr. Wulkera son John.
ltllfcr haa bcen pArdoncti ont Ut prison by
GOV. williams uh!y lust July. liz was dexper-
, 1880-08-18

dearborn street. corner or Monroe. Engagement
of 4. NJ. I'nlmur's union.s9unro Thoatro Company
"TAu False Friend" Afternoon md evening.
, 1880-08-18

Forcpnugh's u1rcus nnd Nenngcrlo.
l.nkc-fsont, opposlta Madison strers Afternoon
Ghd ovonnE.
, 1880-08-18

HOME LODGE. No. ~, \, +. h A. Nh rexnlnt
r.,n,unl.sVn win bD held Ut their bull ~ nJu III
r~umty.sses'n!-st. ft!dMy aysnME, AuE ~ ~ dnr
ntrr aln.yNk nsb cur.l!alfy iny!iod Thy in1l WI bo
oteHed tn visitors osury da5 dvginE the TT9nMlal;
1No. l. n. NEsrEHvE1;r gosy. So '>' ''1'
, 1880-08-18

StlchIEnu avenue, opposite Washington street.
tiamc between tho boston nnd Chicago Clubs at
5.sQ y.
, 1880-08-18

THAT truth IL oftun stranger tlIan fiction Is
prayA .by tho ruMantIa story told uu another
pnaa oc how Prot. ailna, IT Houyor Balls hun
bbh'l rcstaro1 to hIs wife n.,tl daughter, whom
hn hld roukonul III Ieasi lnr ayer twonty.threQ
yaQtS. That Mrs. kltns bud boon hurried In tho
tntcrn will not clus'l tho happiness Ut tho OF.
cuslon. Gu tho husband No. : hua Es,nc whore tho
wicked eoaso from troubling. Tho Joy OF tho
OCCASION IL doubtlaas DtxAtanel by lAe eostast..
tIoA to the taatly group Ut Mrs. sIn,. loug-lus
brather, who IL yery rich and u bachuIpr. Al
thls has noau brought about, It tnust bo rrs,,eu1.
btrel BY llldicIous advertising, ,-thut Ia to aay,
advertising Ia tho QhIatyn papers,
, 1880-08-18

LuM UE!tMAN's 1.uulE, NJ. I'll. A. +. 4, A.. 81.
1irli T1B Auutn Observation-Disclosures cnrnnnfcntlnr
Wc,lnestlny vvoIil,sN. tug. ~ All nembsr1 re.
gncstea Q attend. WoIk af Importance. All Massor
''''N' o''' Wv s'.e'''' iix1,ltY FonnEs, W. II.
e. ST. ASHLEY, eectatnrY.
, 1880-08-18

Information" It fs to bo modolc,l aftcr md
l'asut upon two celebrated European works, VIZ:
"1.o Detlnhnafre s1e IN rtIitttc," rslItcd l,y n,
Munrico fliock, anil thu ''stnntawirterb,,rh,'
tslItcss h,' lli'ntschll an'' 1'raacr. 79icso two
works embrace contributions from sutno 1T tho
,lloat fan'nis men III England. Fiuco, u,ll tier
,narly. including Lord Ilroushn.ri, Sir. Stafford
II. Narthrute, tfttizOt, 0frnr1,ll, Nena1,, Jules
Hin,un, ,Thlcrs, frOfN. uncfst, WuRncr, nnd Others
Of equal rcIown. Tho plum Ut tho American
work t4,'s.osnrlases therua,gh tral,x|asinns OF
tho uormnn and French articles, mn
adaptation to tho iatcst day md to tito
needs If this Country Of nit tho fnregn articles
Mld tho addition Of oriEiMM articles u{xn
American pott'cnt SUBJECTS. Thu entire wurt
will he published III thrco volumes of tho 'alao
and style. Of tho new American Cyolop.rdiu, mud
VIII bo so1l BY subserlptlu, only. 1is ain ls to
covor n ground not occupied by any nf tho
Cyclop,eti[as now published In tho English
lRnHuaxo; md, II this to dono, ita success and
ass asefulsioss faay ha regarded ~ fully aasurad,
, 1880-08-18
Ul1e Gtfl>t&tte.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

ny MA11I--IN ApvANCE-To8TAGE PREPAID,
1>uly esSitiun ond yenr. .0U
l:h,y Mid tltlHY uno yrRf. ,....,,,,,,,,,., 1&.ku
Infts r yenf nor ,...i,,,., ,,,,,.t l.8M
T,lrsdn9, Tin ftdef, n1d SntufdAy, nor YtnFt 500
sIttu,pJ, Wgiincadny, and FFdnY. Dor yrpr,, 600
tuiurtHy s,r H,ndny 04t1Fu tti{lontlNf yOnf X,H0
AnY utler tAy pef ysAr., &00
wEEIsEt EDfTfoS-tUsTrA1D,
UIlr fhr{. fef 1ehf. 4*h0
Giuh dl RsGy
4Ercfnlen tnPtct sent ffuo.
tito rostt1oo address In full including Stale and
County.
Aeu,ltnncas nlay b made either By draft. nxprssa.
pot~Oes order. OF Ia registered lo.cr. nj our risk
TO CITY sUDsC1s1lii:1ts.
l}a!iy, dercrcS eurday excepted 35ccnta pnf week.
Dal1y leNy ercd Bunday Included. 10 cents per woct.
Atdruks TltH TMIIUNk COMPANY,
Corner Madison, and D0nenurn-sta. Chicngo, ILL.,
, 1880-08-18

liEspG1s1A LupslE, NO. All, 4. r. h A. M.-Spealnl
Cnnn!unitauon.-Wlll nsst Tor york Hedncs;lA{.
gusts ct'.diay ma fstafnay invttod u a1tsnd
1''''' - lAMKa HMiTIE. ". II.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
AUCTION SALE.
Manufacturers, AttentiOl
 mn Q ENEF
TO RENT.

NeSa. BUILDING situated in this city, having
 i about 15 900 square feet of doors will be rent MlI ed on favorable terms for term of years. Ap- ply at 29s Chapel street, Room A.
 s4 eod1m ". Fl. WHEELER.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
THE NEW DOMINION.

Desperate Attempt to XIII a Child.
 MONTREAL, Sept. 17.-A woman named Huot was this morning brought before a police magistrate at the instance of her hus- band on a charge of assaultaand battery. In her arms she carried puny looking child of twenty-three months old. Being convicted and sentenced to two months imprisonment the constable took her from the room to the cell where prisoners are kept waiting trans portation to jail. Soon as the door closed she Hust grasped her infant by the ankles and swung it over her head, the enraged woman screaming that she would knock it's brains out. The constable saw the movement in time to save the child, when it's head had all most reached the solid iron. Being unable to take it from her he called for assistance, which brought half dozen officials to the spot, four of whom only succeeded in rescu- ing the child after desperate struggle. The unfeeling mother finally lay upon the floor ing with the infant held firmly between her knees, while she crossed her feet over it. She will now be tried for murder. t..t
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
Miss Halls School
MISS MOTIF!

'" ILL reopen Monday, Sept. 18th, at
 w No. 9 PALLADIUM BUILDING,
 s1 If 95 Orange Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
Courier.

400. The official figures are now at the State House, and estimating those not heard from the same as last year gives Davis 21l plural ity.
 NEW YORK, Sept 1.-The following has been received here:
 AUGUSTA, Me, Sept. 17-1Op p. m. Hon. NJ. Jewell:
 We have complete returns with the excep- ton of few distant plantations, and give you a summary of the results. In the cleo ton of 1879 the Republicans lacked 1,- O45 votes of a. majority. This year we have made gains in two counties, held our own in two counties and in two other counties have made slight losses. Our net gain in the whole sixteen counties is reckoned at l 1900 as a minimum, with pos sible maximum of 1,6O0, making Gov ernor Davis reelection certain. It is no longer denied by his opponents that his majority over Plaisted will not vary much from 400. We have chosen three-fourths of the county officers, more than two-thirds of the State Senate and large majority of the House of Representatives, giving us con- plete control of the State Government in all its branches. Our only regret is the failure to regain the fourth and fifth Con- gressional districts. We succeeded in reduc- ing in each to about one-third of the Fusion majority of two years ago, but the Democrat the application of arguments in both dis tricts during the last week, which we could not meet. (Signed JAMES G. BLAINE.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
POLITICAL,

Senator Conkling-Hfs First Speech of
 the CampaiGn-A Powerful EROrt-The
 North and South COntrasted-A Minor Portion of the Country Controlling
 LexisIation-Figures That Call For
 Republicau Success.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The Academy of Music was filled to it's utmost capacity to- night, when Senator Conkling made his first speech of the campaign. The Senator, -on coming on the stage, was greeted with tre- nendous applause, andthroughout the speech his telling points against the Democracy and solid South, backed and substantiated by 8 great array of figures, were greeted with ib- eral and hearty applause.
 Mr. Conking, in introducing his subject, said that the time had come for the nation to determine its policy for the next four years in many things, and the question to deter mine is, which of the two great parties is to be entrusted with the management. of affairs. A candidate of party is but the exponent of party. The Democratic party is the Demo cratic candidate, and Lam against 4he4icket and all it's works. The general issue con fronting us is, in itself and its bearings, sec.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
TO RENT,

AeA House in the brick block corner Dwight street
 siI and Whalley avenue. desirable party can
 #Hllf have possession of a nice house immediately at very price. Inquire at Park street. sell If Property for Sale or Exchange. SHAA number of first-class brick
 ks1iI9 houses on Howe street and College street :;
 RssiIl also a two-farnily house on Ferry street Houses on Dwight, University Place and houses in Westvi1le and East Haven for sale Price and terms easy.
 Water front lots in West Haven, lots in Westvine, Nicoll street, Kimberly avenue, &c.
 FOR RENT.
 A number of 1irst-class houses located central; also one frstclass house furnished; will be rented low, Money to loan real estate secur1ty. Real Estate Office 49 Church Street, Room Hoadley Building. ofhce open evenings IS.F F. As
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.
,.. E.,t,.

Fears of an Indian Famine.
 LONDON, Sept. 1.-The state of affairs in the Deccan is beginning to cause serious anxiety. For three or four weeks there has been little rain over the greater part of Bom- bay presidency, and unless copious rains fall within the next few days there will be some reason-to apprehend a severe scarcity if not actual famine over an area coextensive with that affected in 1876. The three districts in which the danger is greatest are Ahmendrug- gar, Pasnot and Shalopor, but although the situation causes anxiety it is yet too soon to give way to a panic. The kharif crop is re- ported to be whitening in many places. A good rain during the present month will save the rabi or winter crop, and so long as this is not lost there is little danger of an actual famine
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
New Fall Goods

We are constantly receiving and opening the choicest and most varied Styles of Goods for the Fall Season, and can safely say that our stock of
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
West End Institute.

NO. O0 ROWE STREET.
 Mrs. s, L. Cadyss Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies He-oPens
 SepteInber 27. K NDERGARTEN, Primary and Institute Dspart. EA mentz. Superior opportunities fe1 the study of Art in it's various bra11ches PrfVase 1esaons in class, to pupils not otherwise connected with the school in Eocution, Crayon Drawing, Ou Painting or Water Co1ors. For circulars and terns apply It the
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEw YORK, Sept. 17.-Arrived, the Adri-
 atic and City of Bristol from Liverpool.
 Baltimore-Sailed, the Leipzig for Bre-
 men Antwerp-Arrived, the Belgianland from New York. Glasgow-Arrived, the Cynthia and Mani toba from Montreal. Sailed, the State o1 Alabama for Now York. -z- Liverpool-Arrived, the Erin from New York, the Teutonia from Montreal. Sailed, the Bohemian for Boston. Queenstown-Sailed, the Germania fo1 New York.
 Hamburg-Arrived, the Silesia from New York
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18

New York Produce Market.
 NEW YonK, Sept. IT.
 FLOUR-Steady and moderately active; S4 50a5 75 for trade and family brands. Southern -four in mod crate demand and unchanged
 WHEAT-1<aI lower and heavy spot sales Of un- graded red st 93ca$1 08 No. red Fl 0734al O74 |; mixed western ct $1 O5 No. white at S1 09A No:
 white Oct, sold at $1 or No. red, do Sl o7%s ana do Nov. st $1 or CORN Strong and in fair demand. Spot sales at 50sIa51 do. Oct. 52a5216 do Nov, at 53Aa53H.
 OATS-2 to higher for spot but lower for futures. Spot sales of No. l white 49 No. do 48a49; Mo- mixed at 4S1Sa49.
 RYE AND BARIEY-DuI and nominal Nt PORK-DuI and weak and unsettled; Sept, of fered, $15 40 Oct, S15 20. LARD-Lower and more active Oct, $S 121G ;4Nov. and Dec, S8 05aS TO-
 CUT MEATs-In moderate demand pickled hams, 9s<a1O4 C. do shoulders 67<a7. BEEF-Firm at unchanged prices. WHISKEY-Dun and nothing done. SPOT COTTON-Firm middings, 111S futures steady. o1--,<. naphtha in barrels refined in barrels cargo lots, l lO1 bid: U P. L. certificates, S5. | BUTTER-There is considerable activity in fines grades, others selling very moderately and price | we'll sustained. Creamery, finest, 30a31 do. goo | to prime 27a28; do fair to good 25a26; State hr | kins choice, at 26La27; do fair to prime 24a26 State pails and half tubs choice, -a2S do good te prime 26a27 fair to good 25a26 State Welsh tubs choice, 265<a2T do prime, 26 do fair to gooc "A 1 25 western dairy, fresh extra -a23i do good t prime 20a22 do fair to good 19a20 poor to fair -a-; western factory, fine, 20a25; do good I prime 17ka1s1z; do fair to good at 164a17H.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
THE PACIFIC COAST.
California.

Fatal Mining Accident-Nine Men Killed
 A Terrible Fall.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 17.-A dispatch from Virginia City says: An accident at the Con solidated Imperial mine last night resulted ir the death of nine men, and one other was dangerously hurt.
 A cage with ten men had started for tht surface when the cable broke, precipitatinG them down the shaft some three hundred feet, and fourteen hundred feet of rope wa. piled upon them.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
WANTED.

OFFICE BOY, who must be able to write fair A hand and bring reference Apply at the office se17 at - -,..s4- SARGENT & co.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

Base ball yesterday: At Brooklyn, Met ropolitans 3, Picked Nine o; at Boston, Bos, tons 13, Providence 1 at Troy, Troys l, Worcesters 3 at Buffalo, Clevelands 6, Buff falOs 5
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Jpecia1 Correspondence of JOURNAL AND coUR1ER] ]

JOHN H. DAVIS & Co.,, Bankers and Brokers, IT Wall Street, NEW YORK, Sept. IT, 1880. ) The stock market was extremely dull and devoid Of
 interest all day and the volume of business smaller l than for several weeks.
 l The Bond market rather more active and firm
 er round lot of 900 coupon fours selling at
 110< District of Columbia 3-65s again sold at 99. | There nothing at all doing in State bonds In railroad bonds the business small, and only a small number of roads represented.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
Nnfice-Rack Taxes,


 YENHE undersigned respectfully gives notice to all
 persons owing city, town, and school taxes on the list of 1878 and previous and all persons owing pave rneiit and Sewer assessets Laid in 1878 and previ- us that be is now collecting the sae and that he is the only person authorized to receive the and receipt therefor the executor of the estate of Walter Osborn, deceased It is important that the same should be paid at once to him of the New Haven Steam Heating Company, 6s Court street. - .g s L. E.. OSBORN, Executor Neyg Haven Sent 17th IS80 sI8l
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18

The Elaerage, 136 Sherman Avess tzA HNHE course of study in Primary, Preparatory and U Collegiate Departments meets all demands for the higher education of women The Principals have secured the services of Miss F. Gushing, graduate of Smith College who will give special attention to fitting pupils for Vassar, Wellesley Smith College. limited number of boarders received Fall session opens Sept. 15. - ie25 If E. c. and s. J. BANGS, Principals.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
6trtation.
nTuaTCAI. TNsTRucTTlN-

Voice, Piano, F1u1e.
 MISS FANNYC HOWE resume Sept. 10 instruc- M1 tion in the art of singing; also upon piano. Singing at sight taught in classes moderate termH Residence 1O2 Grown near Temple St. MIR CHA RLEs T. HOWE resumes instruction upon the hute. s107. CtroIyu rcaf 7 --e.s
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
Trees at Half Rates.

The large assortment of the best ornamental Trees and Shrubs in the old Nurseries of
 R. B. PARSONS & CO., Is nov in large quantity and excellent condition and Is offered at above large discount from eataiogae prices It embraces the plants which have so long been speciaties of this firm, including CaInenasWen i,ndded Azaleas Rhododendrons, Street Trees, rare Conifers lately moved. For catalogues address A. B. CRANE, ,Exr., Box eos, Fiusn1aS, NJ .
 su30 d&w1m &E 1S1
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
TO RENT.

kAAA TO one or two gentlemen, large and pleas
 sssH ant furnished front chamber with above in : @IlI private house centrally located Inquire, be- tween 10 and 12 B. m. at office
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18


 SIX FRUSTRATED LECTURES
 ff
 ROMAN LIFE AND ART! Az chiefly in the antiquities and paintings found in POMPEH,
 Wednesday Evenings, beginning Oct. 13. Oct 13.-The Summer Resorts of the Ancient Ro- mans; The Bay of Naples and it's Classic Surround tngs. sFr 7sr<
 Oct 2o.-The Daily Life of the Old Roman World i; The Discoveries at Pompefi.-z
 Oct. 2T.-The Roman House and it's Decorations Nov. 3.-Ancient Wall Paintings; Landscape and Geure. E. Nov 10.-Ancient Paintings; Pathological.
 Nov. 17.-Greek Sculpture in Rome.
 These Lectures when first delivered in the Boston and Lowell Institute attended by the largest au dence assembled in the Hall and awakened such general interest that the three times peated in Boston during the Since then the lectures have been greatly enriched by fresh mat ter and new illustrations, and combine valuable in struction with delightful entertainment Each leo- ture is illustrated by dfssoving views shown by a powerful double stereopticon Several of these illus trations finely colored copies of the choicest pain tings. arabesques mosaics etc., which adorned the st Pompeii, and give vivid idea of the wealth of color in these ancient works of art.
 Course Tickets-Six Lectures, with Reserved Seat, $150 and s200 according to position. Single Admis sion 50 and 75c. The sale of Course Tickets will be- gin at the bookstore of E. PsJudd 240 Chapel street, Monday, Sept 27, St g a. se18 At
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
FoI. Ront FnPniShed,

 A FIRST CLASS house, centrally located ss'S5t large garden, well fruited; within five min ii utes' walk of postofice and depot will be rent low to the right person. Address
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
8ed Gstatt.
EOR. RENT.

FOR RENT,
 kAA TO or two gentlemen, large and pleas iiiiH ant furnished front chamber with alcove in Ea.U private house centrally located Inquire, be- tween 10 and 12 a. 1n :o at & ofioe I e,,,,,,,.r ,o SIT 3t1 160 CHAPEL sTREET (2d hoor9
 TO RENT
 +fA A first floor tenement of SIX ROOMS; a Es;iis third floor tenement of FIVE ROOMS; sup E!I piled with city water. Newly repaired through out. Inquire at office of s. PECK co, se17 If 81 Day Street.
 AUCTION SALE. %E@, THE premises known as the James Perkins #'sa property, located in the town of Woodbridge. S,T will be sold st Public Auction on MONDAY, September 20th, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon The house is nearly new good order the ground on which it is located comprises half an acre. the whole making very desirable summer residence for person of means. Said property is located on the site of the Clinton Hotel and about mile and half from the Woodbridge Church:
 ser eod6t Fl. F. MERWIN, Trustee.
 Manufacturers, Attention.
 TO RENT.
 NeSa. A BUILDING situated in this city, having :;1 about 15 900 square feet of floors, will be rent AiIi ed on favorable terms for term of years. Ap p s4 eod1m az .'-O wH WHEELER
 TO RENT, AeA4 TO ONE or two gentlemen, very desirable HsSH suite of Rooms on first floor, furnished with Es.I all modern conveniences. .-, o,,,,,,,,,, :. Valuable Real Estate at Auction. shGA4 THE valuable property on the northwest cor 811i of West Water and Lafayette streets, LOOK lI 100 feet, will be sold to the highest bidder on the premises SATURDAY, September 18th, at Il o'clock forenoon, Terms at time of sale which will be positive. s1o At
 For Rent, Furnished. xfA A FIRST-CLASS house, centrally located kIIII large garden, well fruited; within five min kSlU utes walk of postofce and depot will be rent ed low to the right person. Address
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
Classical School for Girls.

ENNGLISH and French Family and Day School fol IL Young Ladies' 3S Wall Street, New Haven, Conn The sth year begins Sept 21 Circulars sent upon ap
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
8oaro arlb 8oours.
FOR RENT,

AeA SUITE of Rooms on the first neor, fur
 iiH nished or unfurnished, with board, also sin Mg;l gle Room. at o.o,,vv orprpr
Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-18
HOTTSE FOR SA AT,E-

Se21s THE FINE family residence No. 100 Whalley
 ss,,H avenue, corner University Place. Has all mod E.l ern improvements and is frst-class hou se lent water Lot 65 125 feet Will be sold for less than its worth Any one wishing to purchase may apply
 s14 St THE PREMISES