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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in enc of the
conditions or certain mortgage (whereby the
power therein contained to sell has become
operative) executed by Mary Landphere, OF
Van Buren, county, In the State OF Michigan,
to Thaddeus X. Harrison OF the same residence,
bearing date the fifth dav Of May A. D. eighteer
hundred and seventy-eix, and recorded in the
Office OF the Register OF Deeds for the County
OF Van Buren,, In the State OF Michigan, on the
eighth day of March A. d. 1877, in Liber 16 OF
mortgages, on page 22l, upon which mortgage
there is claimed TO be due and unpaid at this
date, for interest, for the term OF one year,
to-wit from the fifth day OF May 1878, to the
fifth day of May, 1879, the sum OF twenty five
dollars, aud no suit or proceedings at law or In
equity having been instituted 10 recover the
same or any part thereof, Notice is therefore
hereby gwen, that on Saturday, the twenty
eighth day OF February, A. d. 1880, at one
O'Clock III the afternoon, at the front door OF
the Court House In the village Of Paw Paw, in
said County or Van Buren (said Court House
being the place of holding the circuit court for
said county, / shall sell at public vendue, to
the highest bidder therefor, the premises de-
scribed IN said mortgage, Oogether with the
buildings thereon) or 30 much thereof as may
be necessary to satisfy the amount due upon
said mortgage, and all legal cost pertaining to
this foreclosure, together with an attorney foe
or twenty five dollars covenanted for therein I;
that IS to say that piece or parcel OF land
situated in the County OF Van Buren, and State
Of Michigan, and described as follows, to- wit {:
commencing at the northeast corner Of lot
number twelve, IN block number thirteen OF
the village OF Paw Paw, in said County aud
State; thence running west along the north line
OF said lot about eighty mine feet thence south
about twenty eight feet, to the north west
corner OF land owned by Sherman thence east,
(along the north line OF SAID land owned by
Sherman, aud continued east along the north
line OF land formerly owned by Hawks) about
eighty nine feet, TO the west line OF Niles
street; thence north along the west line of
Niles street, about twenty eight feet to the
place OF beginning. 12S9u3f185
Dated at Paw Paw, December 4th, 1879.
HADDEUS r. HARRISON Mortgages
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Order for Appearance.

STATE OF ucauAN-Auru yupsuAI Cu-
David Knapp, Su< pending in tbs Cir
Conplsnast, ssit Court for the Counsy
John DisbIcw and at Paw Paw, on the tenth
Aurslia Disorow, DAY OF January A. d.
Defendants. J 1889.
In this cause u sppeanng from afidaut on
hle, that the defendant. John Dlsbrow, is not .
resident OF this State, bat 10 . resldent OF the
STATE OF California On motion Of G. A. Har-
rson, complAnant's collector, IL is ordered that
The appearance OF SAID non-resldent defendant
John Dlsbrow, be entered herein, within three
months from thc date OF this order, and in
case OF his appearance he cause his answer TO
the Bill OF Complaint TO be filed, and copy
thereof TO be served on the complainante g
solicitor, within fifteen days after service on
him OF q copy OF said Bill and notice OF this
order: And in default thereof, SAID Bill will
be taken as confessed by said non resident
defendant: And IL is further ordered. that
within twenty days the complainant cause q
notice OF this order to be published in the
True Northerner. newspaper. printed, pub
lshed and circulating In said county, and that
said publication be continued therein, once in
each week, for elk weeks in succession, or that
he cause copy OF this order to be personally
served on SAID nonresident defendant at least
twenty days before the time above prescribed
for his appearance.
JOHN KNOWLES, Circuit Court Com'r
Van Buren, County, Michigan.
G. A. HARRrsos, Complts Solr.
"a true copy.) 1295t7f200
HENRY \. WILLIAMS Register
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STATE OF MICHIGAN, !
COIJNTY OF VAN RITREN

AT session Of the Probate Couit for the
county or Van Buren,, boldeu at the Probate
Office, in the village OF Paw Paw, on Friday,
the 10th day OF January, in the year ono Tia ,u-
sand eight hundred and eighty. Present, Al
FREQ J. Mills, Judge Of Probate. In the matter
OF the estate OF Jacob Showers, deceased. On
reading and fling the petition duly verified, OF
Lydia a. Showers, widow or said deceased,
praying for reasons therein stated that the res
idue OF the personal estate of which the said
deceased diad seized may be assigned TO the
hers law OF said deceased entitled thereto.
rhereupoR it is ordered that Monday, the 10th
day OF February, 1880, at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, be assigned for the bearing OF said
petition, and ali persons interested in said es-
tate are required to appear at session OF said
Court, then to be holden at tue Probate Office
IN the village Of Paw Paw, and show cause, il
any there be, why the prayer OF the petitioner
should not be granted And II is further or
dered that said petitioner give notice to the
persons interested in said estate. OF the pen
aency Of said petition, and the hearing thereof
by causing copy Of this order TO be published
in the True Northerner, Newspaper printed
aud circulating 10 said county Of Van Bursn,
for three successive weeks, at least. previous
20 said day of .hoaring. 1206r4f202
ALFRED J. MILLS, Judge Of Probate.
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STATE OF MICHIGAN, 8
COJINTV nE VAN RUJREN-

OVON VC VAN DOh hENs
At session Of the Probate Court, for the
County OF Van Buren, holden at the Probate
Office, in tho village OF Paw Paw, on Thursday,
the 22d day OF January, In the year one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty. Present, AL
fred ]. Mills, Judge OF Probate. In the matter
OF the estate OF Jane K. Harrison, deceased. On
reading and fling the petition, duly verified Of
Edgar Darling, brother Of said deceased, pray
ing that administration Of said deceased may
be grantsd to Emory o. Briggs, or some other
suitable person. Thereupon it is ordered, that
Monday, the 18th day Of February, 1880, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, be assigned for the
hearing Of said petition, and all persons inte-
rested In said estate, are required to appear ut
= session Of SAID Court, then to be holden at
the Probate of{ice, in the village of Paw Paw,
and show cause, II any there be, why the prayer
OF the petitioner sbould not be granted: And II
is sfurther ordered that said petitioner give notice
to the persons interested in said estate, OF the
pendency Of sad petition, and the hearing
thereof, by causing . copy OF this Order to be
published in the True Northerner. a newspaper
printed and circulating IN said County OF Van
BureD, for three successive weeks, at least pre-
vlous to said day OF hearing. 1296t4f205
ALFRED J. MILLS, Judge Of Probate
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MORTGAGE SALE.

q n 1IID IL MIN NIOI "a,
ISAAC A. Brown, Atty for Mortgage.
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Administrators Sale

In the matter OF the estate OF James Bell,
deceased. Notice is hereby given, that by vir-
tue of a license granted to me by the Probate
Court for the county or Van Buren, Staye of
Michigan, will sell. at public vendue, to the
highest bidder. at the front door OF the Court
House, in the village Of Paw Paw, on the 9th
day OF March. eiZhteen hundred and eighty, at
one o'clock IN the afternoon, all the right. title
and interest OF the said decea sed. In aud t. the
following described real estate to-wit: The
southwest quarter OF the southeast quarter
Of section four, in town two, south OF range
fourteen west. The southeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter OF section four, ia township
two (2) south OF range fourteen west, all in
Van Buren, county, Michigan. 1296t7f203.
Dated, Jan. 20th, 1880.
GERTRUDE BELL.
Administrator Of said deceased.
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l usually follow their wishes till
! eompels them. to follow their
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geresrap6if6e 9epef&en.
Oeati4 Ian b.

Berlin, 4. Wai. SIN &si9stass sr'
tld,ts bsr Prdfbsnt bss Rei9stauaIeramtss
Sofmann, baB Der Sunoestas taum bas
9siss i6er ben RiitenbanbsI in Der pom
Rsi9stas amenbirten 5orm senebmisen
perbs. gs uurbe bsBbaIb pereinbart, bis
gorIase BON Der Easesorbnuns absuisssn,
Bis fs, peun u,SsIi@, tn cine annsbmba'
rsrs Sorm sebra@t iein wirbe.
9onbou, 5. Wai. Gin BsrIinsr Be-
ri5tsrfattsr bemsrtt: Die llu,ufrisbsn'
bsit in Osuti5lano III na3 Der SabI Der
auspanbsrsr su bsurtbeiIsu; man bsrs5s
net bisiel6e far bic Iesten breiBis Sabre
auf susi uub cine balbe Willion.
8srlin, 5. Wai. Sn Der ssifrissu
Debate ibsr bas @eies sessn ben Sosias
Iismus lests Der GbseOrbnets 9ahsImann
TN &si9stase Elm poIitiidss @Iaubsnsbs.
tsuntRiB ab, ruslaes 81 srbstIiSsr lnrubs
gsranIaiiaus sab. ST iaste I'M Beient'
Iideu: in &aBIanb bdttsn iib bic anar9is
item ssssu ben Osspotismus srbobsn; bai'
isIbe babe In 6rantrei4 bic r@Ommune"
sstbau unb er boffe, bic beutI4sn arbsitsr
parbsn beren Ssiipiel foIsen. gr islbf
ssbe in benz tbaitraftissn rsuuIutiondrsu
Oentsn bss SoItss auf uno bsoaurs, baB
fribsr einmal pou ben SosiaIiifsn In,
Nsidstase bsren Ssrbinouns nit ben rui.
idsn gnaraiiieu tn abrece ssfellt worbsu
1T. gr rdums fiir feline Yerion bisie Ser.
binbuns elm; natarIi@ ipre&e er uur fa,
f@ isIbit uub wiie niat, wie melt isin,
goaeseu burin nit ibm abereinfimmtsn,
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AusfdnotfGe 2sunof6au.

gtsmard d srlsiost nit isinsu Winis
fern unb anbdussrn i'm bsuti5eu &sids'
tass isst cine S4Iapps mad Der aabsru.
Su usuissn Easen waren ss bersn bret.
anius ss NIT Der unterffisuns ber bsut.
i9sn sibieebanbeIsseieai3aft. 0isie
YorIase fanb bic 9susbmisuns sss &si9ss
tasss ni5t, obwObI 5arit SobenIobe bic
gortbsiIs barIeste, wsl@e benz bsuti@en
SanbsI unb bsr bsuti9sn S@ifffabrt aus
Der annabms srua9ie. Der bstannts
9ebeimratb Rsulaur fibrts ais Commits
idr Der &ssisruns aus, OaB Der beutI9s
Sanbel in Der SaOiee seseniber Der i9per
pisssnbsn Mitbeuerbans gnsIanbs unb
amerita's elmer nationaIeu @runbIass
bsbl.fs. GrOsbsm fab Der &eidstas bod
su tlar sin, baB es fi9 msbr um einsn iO'
ssnanntsn Sob ais cine pirtbi5aftIids
WabressI banbsIe, uno bic gOrIase wurbe
NIT 1913 ssssn 1l2 Stimmen abseIebnt.
Die @ssnsr parsu bic bOien llltramonta'
nsn, bis Sortidrittspartsi unb sinise ebr'
Iibe NationalIibsraIsn.
Damn fam bic Grase bsr &ifsnidiff'
fabrt aui's Eapst. gs mar bie 3wsite gsies
bs,Iass bes SerridsewaItisen. 3par
wurbs Der @sissantras I'm @roBsna u. 9an'
zen ausenOmmsn. ausaabme ma4ts Bios
5 IL, fiatt bsHsn unb trOb Der Sppoiition
bss Winiiers, ein parasrapb einssidaIteI
purbe, Der beitimmt, baB bas &edt bss
8iiienbanbeIs allen bsutI@sn unb frembsu
S9ifisn often itsbt, bur9 faiierIi&e Or
bOunans iebO4 bic S@iffe FOLDER Staateu
gum GbeiI Obsr gang ausssi@IO6en werbsn
tSunsn, bic beuti&e S&iffe gum EbeiI Obsr
gang pom eisenen RifenbanbeI aasi4Ite'
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iuus empfabI, iiiste feline @mpfebluns bes
tanntIid barauf, bus bas @sridt feline
Befusniiis iberi6ritteu babe, inbem es auf
ueriadrfte 3udtbausitrufe ertannte, pdbs
rsnb er bios auf siue einfa5s 9sfdnsniBs
baft bate ertennen iollen. Dieies l1rtbsiI
mo4te lem gesnaOisunssbof um 10 leid:
ter psrbsn, aIs RsmbIe Elm uieIfa5sr RiIs
Iiondr unb feline Gompliesu sinfusrei6e
rspublitaniide YoIititsr Fab. Die Sreis
IaiIuns bieisr 3adtbausu0seI ubsr iit unb
bleibt cine Samad fur Yennipluanisn.
9erabeiest, ba bic beuti5e Gins
wanberuns aufs mafienbafteite siRitr5mt,
bat bic gontlins. unb @rantrepublitanis
i4e Msbrbsit Der ginwanoerunss gOmmii'
fare pon Rsu gort In ssbsimsr Sisuns
einen nieoertrddtisen anownotbius. .Strei4
sesen beutide OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sss
fabrt. Sie bat bic abietuns bss felt sebn
Sabren bsudbrtsn b0bftsn Bsamtsn Der
@inwanberunss. .anitaItsu auf @arbs S.
lamb, Dr. s. .. Rrebbisl, psrfist unb i'm
burd einen eIsnben Grant trepubIitanif9en
ensIii9 ; amsritanii5en @arS Yolititer,
gsamens Rane, erisst. auf Barbs S.
lamb befinben f9 bsitdnois 500 bis 800
pflesIinse, pon senen nabetu bic 9dIfte
beuti@s, ber ensIiiden Spra9e ni9t mdds
tise @inwanoerer itnb. Rit ausnabms
bss 9errn &rsbbisl 1T uon ben 8samten
nur Der Gpotbetsr, usIdsr nit ben 2sutsn
nt4t brett In Bsribruns tomnt, uub Der
5iIfsarst Or. Seinbers Elm &aiis obsr
Pole, Der bsutiden Sprads md5tis. au9
Der bsutide Gaitle @arbsn Beamte Or.
OafeIborf wurbe obne allen @runb bur9
einsn Ri9tsD sDeuti5en, ben Or. Gbapin, &c.
iest, Die Sssls hss &nounotbinstbums u.
Qeutf4en 9aHes in ber Rew. YOrtsr Gins
wanberanss @ommiiiion III Elm semiHsr
Stepbenicn, bsr i4on friasr einmaI bic
san3e oeutl9e Sspolteruns ytep Yorts &C.
gen ii4 auf bic Ssins sebra5t bate, aber
benno4 pom iesisen Gontlins: rspubIitaai'
i9sn 9ouusrneur Cornell pon Nsuem sun,
ginuanberunss @ommifidr srnannt uni
trOs bss YrOtefsss Der Oeuti9en pom Cons
.Iins'rspubIitaRliden Staatsienat bsfdtis,
wurbe. Sisies 9ebubrsn Der 9rant. Gil
que" in q. gort 4 ni5t nur sin idwsrsslln'
re9t sesen bic tsuti9e giuuanbsruns, ioa
bern aud sine rieilse politiide Oummbsit
benn bic berednste SeIeiSisuns bes Dsuti9'
tbums entsisbt GontIins, bisism Saupt
ma4er 9rant's, aud uouenbs bic Lester
Spmpatbien Der bsutiden Stspublirans,
i'm Staats Rsw gort. unb obus bic Stim
msn Der Isstersn iit grant i'm Staate 0eu
g)ort perIorsn.
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Numnter 459.


runs unb anitebluus int fremben 2anbe ;
Der arme bat ni5t bic WittsI aas;upans
bern. go bIsibt bas proIetariat unb bic
reids glaHs !surit unS es bubneu ii9
ensliibs 8uifdnbe an.
Oefterret9 bat bas Riniiisrium
Sauffs sins 9tiebsrIase erIittsu, inbem bic
usrIansten so, 900 f. fur ben Diipoiiiions'
fonb uerustssrt uurbsn. Oie antisminis
iierisls Waioritdt ioa auar nur eiue au:
fdai9e, burd bic 2itsn ber Re5teu per:
i9uIoete sepeien ieiu; alleiu 9raf Gaaffe
1T ia au9 bsr Re9tsu tsinsswess fider,
inbem er ibr fait 70 weuis senast ais Der
iossnanntsn gsrfafunsspartei. Ginifwsi'
len tritt @raf Taaffs iebo9 nidt surdd,
unb es psrlautst iosar Uon elmer baIbisen
aufOiuns bss abssorbustenbauies. Die
conieruaiiue Bartei i9eint ndmli9 IN @is'
Ieitbanisu fait eridIafft, bic gerfaiiunsss
partsi basessn, weI@e wsientli4 eine beut'
i5s 1T, ruisber resiamsr su iein, aIs frabsr,
isitbsm bic ilauii9sn NatiouaIitatsn, nas
mentIid bic esedii9e, auiprudsuoller auf'
trstsn unb bie liberale Prsis feubaliitii4es
unb ultramontauss 9ew0It am 5orijont
Iasern fsbt Ois IibsraIs partsi wirbe
poruusRdtIi5 cine Isbbaftere unb sei@ids
tsre asitation bei ReuwabIsn entfaIten aIs
bic conieruattus Yartei, unb 70 t6unts ss
uobI sei5sbsn, baB Ssiferrsid nod Elm
MtaI sinsm libsraIsn Winiits,ium anp,rs
traut plrbe, obuobI aue, Miniiferisu bic.
isr Sarbe it9 biserebitirt babsn.
uSrautrei@ d MAIDEN ii5 bic CONS
munifiiiden gIsments INNER fiblbarer unb
bic Resierans fOmmt IN sinsn i4arfeu
S9raubfot. Die enersii4e Oppoiitior
Der &atbulitsn sessn bic tprannii9e Nus
fibruus peraItstsr @sisse bat bie 5errer
ffusis seua9t, fie parbsn wabrideinIid
pisbsr sinlenteu, psnn es nidt gu ipd
wdrs. bas bsusiien bic @unbidreibsn ar
Prdfseten uno girsermeiiter. absr ta'
nit III ben RabitaIsn uidts ueniser aIs
sebiert Sbnen 1T bas Cabinet uiel su
3abm uuo untbitis. Sie mSdtsu Bapif
giiaOfs unb Brieitsr nit 5aut unb 5aa
rsu usripsiien, psuu iie ss t6untsu. Wsil
absr ils nidt am Glide fssn, forbern fl
bic Winiiter auf, f4 bas 9sri9t i9met
Ten gu Iafen. Die bebantsn ii9 absr b6f
LID. DaB ss auf bic Oauer ni@t 70 bIsi
ben fann, e:fsbt iid pon isIbit. Die sri
nilfer perben psi9sr, bic RaoitaIen fiesel
unS Der Rampf oanu often 3uiidsn RATIO
licismus uno 2ose eutbrennen. SoHsnt
LID tOmmt Sana bic n0lbiss RIarbeit tn Si
Situation uno bas fran,Oiii9s goIt mir
sinisbsn, SaB ss cine S9anbe III pon cine
9anbuoa @roBmdaIern, rusIdr bic n5tbis
9ortion 5redbsit babsn, resiert gu wsrbsu
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4nseissn fur pienies, 9ptisrisn, @liidsIpteis
&C., als bsm @eiRe Der fatb- 8ir3e supiber, Fa.
ben feine Aufnabme.
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Aue ansetsen ienbe man ipatsfens
Muntaa Woraen elm.
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greise Diet Smzeisen.
eucal>N Noti3en.

r1ntsr 5 9slsn grspier werben niGt anssnpn-
men. 8iir iepe 3etle SreSir pber eersn &auA
bas 1. Wal 10 Cts, bic ndGfeu Nials 5 Gents
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Ssiratbs- unb 5ptssanssisen nit Spra9
$3.50, obne Spru1 500.
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Easpdrtts. aa,eis.n maF.a ssraassaasn pes.a.
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Savanna, 4. Wai. Su YaIma Ses
riano BET Santiaso be Cuba bat cine
6euersbrunit bunbert Wobnbduier ssrit0rt;
uisle 5amiIisn fnb babur@ Der Notb preis'
sesebsa. Die 3sitansen msIbsn cine an'
sabI WaHsniirsdunsen ieiteas Der aufitdn'
bii&sn In ben gesirten Guantanamo ano
Santiago be Cuba. Inter benen, bic ii@
tirsli4 srssbeu babeu, beFnSen F@ @uiI'
lemons Sstretdr unb pisIe Ofi,isrs.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-11
Death of a New London PavSietau.

pr. Henry Potter, until two months ago the city physician of New London, was found dead in his ofice yesterday morning, life having been extinct for several hours. Hemorrhage of the brain is the cause of his death He was graduate of the Yale Medical School in 1s66 He was born in New London in 1925 Prior to the year 1861 he followed mechanical pur- suits, but three years later he graduated from the Yale Medical School, and thereafter prac- ticed medicine. During part of the war he was captain of the police of New London. He had been for several years city physician. An unfortunate controversy with the Board of Health during the early part of the period in which infectious diseases prevailed in the city led to his removal from that position. He was much affected by the act, and suffered keenly from what he regarded as his loss of public confidence. Within the year his wife, a most estimable woman, died, and her loss tended to break him down.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-11
Accidents.

Matthew Kane, of Thamesville, employed in rolling mill, was terribly injured by red hot bar piercing his right thigh to the bone, and thence burning its way out by it's own weight.
 A runaway occurred on Howard avenue yes- terdsy. Alderman John Waddock was the victim, but escaped with slight bruises after being dragged in the mud some distance. The bits broke and frightened the horse, which was stopped near the foot of George street.
 As Mr. Timothy Wilcox, of Avon, was driv- ing south from that village recently toward Pennington his horse was frightened by the noon express train going south on the New Haven and Northampton railroad, and be- cane manageable. Taking go-as-you- please gait the animal ran about one-third of a mile, where the wagon collided with tree, throwing MT. Wilcox with great force on the ground. A physician was immediately sum- moned, and after administering restoratives for two hours succeeded in restoring him to consciousness, when he was carried in an easy wagon to his home in Simsbury. MT. Wilcox is, over 60 years of age, and in consequence of the shock to his system, together with the bruises and one broken rib, it is feared that he may never entirely recover his former health
 Thomas MeMahon, of Pine Meadow, and workman on the new iron bridge erected by the Canal railroad at that place, on the 8th inst. fell from the top of the bridge, distance of over thirty feet. It was at first thought that he was killed, but now it is thought he will recover.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-11
The Planets.

Mars is evening star this month, and m in teresting oceultation will take place between him and the moon March IT, commencing about half past 6. The planet will be hidden for over an hour. Jupiter is evening star for a portion of the month and comes into con- junction with the sun March 15, when the sun and planet set at the same time. Mer cury is evening star almost all the month, reaching his most distant point from the sun March 10. March 2S he passes between us and ths sun and becomes morning star. About March 10 he will be in one of the three most favorable positions for being seen by the naked eye that occur during the year. Uran- us is evening star and Is now in his most fay orable position for observation. Saturn is evening star, but presents nothing worthy in his record this month. Venus is morning star this month and is the only planet to be seen in the morning dawn throughout the month. She is slowly advancing toward the sun. The March moon fulls March 26 The occultation of Mars by the moon is an impor- tant astronomical event that deserves to bere, membered for life time, on account of it's occurring so seldom. The month is more than usually rich in astronomical events
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-11
Personal.

Judge P ardee, owing to impaired health, takes vacation of few weeks.
 Mir. s. B. Johnson, of the New Haven Organ Company, will start in a day or two on trip South and West to look after the affairs of the company.
 Governor Andrews and Mayors Bigelow of New Haven and Sumner of Hartford were at the Hartford PhaIanx sociable Tuesday night. It was a very successful affair.
 MT. James Olaffey, an old and well known citizen of Hartford, died Tuesday evening at his residence on West street. St. Patrick's Society will attend his funeral
 Room 5, Cedar street school, Miss Minnie Rawling, teacher, had 8 reception yesterday afternoon. There was 8 reception also in room l, Washington school, Miss L. B. Be- dell, teacher.
 Gardner Morse, Esq, has so far recovered from the effects of the serious accident he met with some months ago as to be out in public again, though he is still obliged to re- tain the use of crutches.
 Rev. William Snively, D.D., rector of Grace church, Brooklyn, N. Y., preached at Christ church, Hartford, Tuesday evening, all the Episcopal churches uniting. The students of Trinity College rendered the music.
 Plans for the proposed town hall, drafted by R. ". Hill of Waterbury and Architect Brown of New Haven, are on exhibition at Garrlson's, the town clerks office. The de- sign which is most confidently recommended, and which seems to meet with the most gen. eral approval of the towns people, is mag nifcent affair. Waterbury American.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-11
Board of Road Commissioners.
A New Sewer on WhalIey Avenue
 Qufmmipi@c Fridge.

A New Sewer on WhalleY Avenue
 Qufmnipiac Bridge.
 The Board of Road Commissioners held meeting last evening with Messrs. Chatfeld, Pond, Feldman and Coleman in attendance.
 Inspector Mattoon called up the subject of completing the curbing of Laurel street and Middletown avenue. Proper action WAS taken and parties on Water street were ordered noti- fled. They are to set curbs and build walks before May l.
 A paper from the Selectmen of East Haven was read. This was request for joint meeting on their part with the Board of Road Commissioners. Matters connected with the Quinnipiac bridge are in part the object mat ter for the conference.
 The petition of J. B. Crockett and others for sewer in Whalley avenue, between Win throp avenue and Norton street, was consid cred. The subject was referred to the Com mittee on Sewers to advertise for proposals, the same to be opened the 24th of the present month
 The matter of having cobbled gutters on both sides of Water street, from Warren to Hamilton street, came up. Referred to the City Inspector with power, the limit of time to be May 1st.
 Application of Henry Hendrick for license to engage in the business of making connec- tions with sewer and water mains, granted.
 Adjourned.