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Carpets.

One hundred pieces OfCar- pets fin new and handsome patterns. Receiving goods daily from the we'll known houses OfW. & J. SLOANE and ARNOLD, CONSTABLE & CO.,, enables us to show the finest patterns produced i'm IIOquette, Body Brussels, Tapestry and Engratn Car pets, and at less than the same goods can be bought i'm New York OF elsewhere. We keep finn stock the best patterns of EIOquette Car pets, BigelOVv Brussels Car- pets, ROxbury Tapestry Car pets, and Lowell Ingrafn Carpets.
 We have competent WOH'k- men to measure, cut and fit Carpets, WhetheH. select ed here OF i'm New York.
 H. w. Foster,
 72 2oRANGEsT STREET
 baNAS 48 sgf
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NEW YORK.

An Escaped Fenian Coming Across.
 NEW YORK, March 29.-Superintendent Walling has received 8 dispatch from the Scotland Yard authorities announcing the es- cape of Coleman, who is called a Fenian, in the steamer Australia of the Anchor line, which may arrive on Sunday. Coleman, 1t will be remembered, is suspected of compile ity in the plot to blow up the Mansion House in London. Two of his confederates, the London police claim, have fled to the conti- nent and are being pursued by detectives. None of the Fenians in this city know him. Superintendent Walling declined to show the telegram or to make it's contents public. He, however, said that it was so worded that he should not without further instructions board the Australia when she arrives or take any measures to deprive Coleman of his lib erty. His conduct would be guided by the representatives of the British government in this country Should an extraditable offence be established and a request be made for Coleman's arrest detectives would be sent down the bay to interrupt the Australia. In the absence of Mir. Archibald, British consul general, his chief deputy said: We know nothing here of the matter more than what we have read in the newspapers. We have received no instructions, nor have we received any dispatch. If Superintendent Walling is in doubt to his duty he will probably call upon the consul general.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.

All of the powers, including England, &C., cept the line of frontier proposed by the Turkish government
 Wallace Ross has issued challenge to w. Smith, of Halifax, to row him for $l ,000 a side, either on the Kennebecasis or Bedford Basin.
 The Massachusetts House of Representa- tiyes yesterday, by a vote of 122 to "A, de- feated the bill granting general suffrage to women.
 It is believed that the Irish land bill will include the creation of peasant proprietary scheme for the reforming of waste lands. A clause for fxity of tenure is said to have no place in the bill
 The Cambridge crew, while practicing on the Thames yesterday, struck snag and stove hole in the boat, but succeeded in reaching shore with safety with the boat nearly full of water.
 Exeter Hall in London was reopened yes terday as the property of the Young Mems Christian association after being entirely re-
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kGAS FROM May 1st, 3 new brick houses of Il room EiH each, situated about 12 minutes walk iron Iil City Market have all the modern con Venfences and will be rented low. Apply to
 B. MANVILLE &- CO.,, Carriage factory 20 Wooster, or house 70 Wooster. Tna14 If
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Ohio.

Great Things Expected of Maud s.
 CINCINNATI, March 29.-Maud S., the cele- brated trotter, passed her seventh birthday yesterday. She is in fine trim, the only pos sible blemish being small splint on her right fore leg, which is rapidly disappearing. She has grown considerably in the last year, and her trainer says he is confident of mak- ing 2:O7 with her before the season is over. He says that with her additional age, expe- rience and education, and without an adverse wind, against which she made her record at Chicago, she is sure of making wonderful time. Capt. Stone goes to New York next week to arrange the summer programme. She will only trot, it is announced, against time
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, March 29.-sailed, the wyo- ming for Liverpool. Arrived, the Devonia from Glasgow, the Salier from Bremen
 Glasgow-Arrived. the State of Pennsylva- mia from New York.
 Antwerp-Arrived. the Switzerland from New York
 London-Arrived, the Alsatia from New York
 Southampton-Sailed, the Oder from Bre- men for New York.
 Liverpool Sailed, the City of Montreal for New York, the Minnesota for Boston Ar rived, the City of Berlin from New York
 Plymouth-Arrived, the Gellert from New York for Hamburg.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK, March %, 1881. Money closed at six per cent. Exchange dull and lower at 481a483x.
 The market to-day opened strong and 1< to k per cent higher than 1t closed yesterday led by Burltng ton, Quincy and Central Pacific Immediately after opening the prices began to advance and by 10:30 o'clock 8 further improvement of t to 2X WAS re- corded, with greatest advance in Chesapeake and Ohio and Chattanooga This advance was subsequent ly lost, but toward p. the market was again firm and the decline fully recovered during the after noon. There was another partial decline and the market closed irregular, but in main firm. The Ches apeake & Ohio shares were buoyant throughout The most active stocks to-day were Lsckawanna, Jersey Central, Lake Shore, Northwest, Milwaukee and St. Paul, Canada Southern and Pacific Mail
 Closing prices reported the private wire of
 BUNNELL SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers.J
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

BeacensGeId's Illness - His Condition Slightly Improved Distinguished Vis-
 ftors at His Home.
 LONDON, March 3O.-A great sensation has and at midnight it was reported that he was dead This created great agitation in Fleet street and the Tunes had biography of the noble Earl in type, but was obliged to with hold it, as the patients condition was slightly improved. During the night the Queen sent frequently to inqnire after the ex-Premier's condition.
 MT. Gladstone walked to the residence of Lord Beaconsfeld and made special efforts to know the state of the patient. There were also many other royal and distinguished in nuirers
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AEs94 DWELLING HOUSE, furnished or unfur- NfisH nished acres; Norfolk Litchne1d county, E.u Conn 1,30O feet above sea. Ready for imme- dfate occupation. Apply to
 CHAS.A. WHITE, ma23 If B9 Church Street.
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Wisconsin.
A Law AsaInst Treating.

A Law Aga1nst Treat1ng.
 MADisoN, March 29.-Fhe Governor has signed the so-called ''anti-treating" bill. At the time the bill was introduced in the As sembly it was referred as senseless and im- practicable idea that would only result in mischief Nobody thought it would become a law and not until recently has it begun to attract any attention. Even now some con sider it unconstitutional, while others say it look upon it ae timely, believing it's enforce
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Governments closed strong as follows:
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, March 29. FLOUR-In fair demand and frmer; Southern four quiet and unchanged
 WHEAT-Firmer; 4aA higher fair demand; spot sales of Mo- Red Winter at $1 217a1 23 of No do., $1 19ka1 20; of No. White at S1 2054as1 q Mixed Winter at $1 191{a1 2O
 CORN-ka1 higher and moderately active; spot sales of No. 2 at 59%a60; No. at 56Ha57, and of steamer at 571Sa56k.
 OATs.-Fairly active and 1a1 higher; No. White, 5058 No. g. 455<a46; No. White, 44xa45; No. 2 mixed. 455&a46.
 RYE-Steady but quiet.
 BARLEY-Nominal.
 PORK-In moderate demand ordinary for early delivery $15 35. LARD-Fifner and fin fair demand; spot sales of western steam at S1O 92L and city do., at $10 S0 BEEF AND CUT MEATS-Unchanged. wHISKY-Nominal.
 SPOT COTTON-Steadier; midlands, 10 11-16; futures steady.
 IMPROVEMENTS selling pretty fairly and prices well sustained.
 BUTTER-New creamery choice, s4a35c; good, 32a 33 do. fair at 30a31 State dairy, half frkin tub, choice, 28a30; fair 24z25 State dairy, Welsh tubs choice, 2sa29 do., fair, at 24a26.
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THE SOUTH.
South Carolina.

New Cotton Ma anufa ct uring Company.
 CHARLESTON March 29.-A new cotton manufacturing company, with a capital of over $4oO, 900, was organized here yesterday. Seven of the nine directors are well known Charleston business men, and the others are w H. Baldwin of Baltimore, and O. H. Sampson of Boston. It is understood that much preliminary work has already been done and that there will be no delay in push ing the undertaking vigorously to completion
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FOR RENT,

N ';;'d Store, 79 Orange street.
 .lU Store, 35 Crown street.
 Also Rooms and offices in 270 Chapel and 79 Orang street. THOMAS R. TROWBRIDGE, JR., ms If 79 Long Wharf.
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modelled At the evening celebration Earl Shaftsbury, president of the association, pre- sided, being supported by the Lord Mayor, Archbishop of Canterbury and Earl Cairns.
 It is said instructions have been sent to in- tercept the steamer Australia at Sable Island to see if she has on board any of the Mansion House conspirators. The steamer has to come into British waters there and can be boarded
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FOR RENT,

,ke4A LARGE HOUSE. centrally located, suitable
 iid for hotel large boarding house contains 28 ElN rooms, with all modern Improvements steam heat, &c.
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Louisiana.
LefrtoDfe i'm the Flames.

Left to Die i'm the Flames.
 NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-A very strange case has just transpired here. Last Friday night sailors boarding house took fire and the charred body of Charles O'Brien, a sailor on board the ship Orient, was found among the ruins It seems that shortly before the fire occurred O,Brien quarreled with the bar keeper, Henry Moetz, and was severely thrashed. His companions carried him bleeding to his room and placed him on the bed. When the fire broke out one of the sailors tried to rouse him, but O'Brien was insensible, and when the flames reached the bedclothes he was left to his fate. Moetz was arrested to day, and charge of murder was made against him.
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End of the Morev Forgery,

NEW YORK, March 29.-So far as the dis trict attorneys office is concerned, one phase of the celebrated Mercy case will be definite ly disposed of in a few days. The matter will come up during the present week. The district attorney is now satisfied that the let ter was not written in the office of the paper in which it was published, and will enter nolle prosequi, thus quashing the indictments against the proprietors of the paper and Kenward Philip for criminal libel in writing the article entitled Living and Sticking To It.' Mercy, who was arrested by the au- thorities and who confessed his guilt, will be released internationally. OBrien, alias Lindsay, having pleaded guilty to an indict- ment of perjury found against him, will be arraigned and sent to State prison for term of years.
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THE WEST.
KenfucKY.

Exciting Flights with nIoonshiners.
 LOUISVILLE, March 29.-William Staats, Samuel Allen and B. F. Clark, three trusty bailiffs. have come in with another batch of moonshiners, six in number, whom they cap- tured in Edmunson county. They had an unusually exciting time, having been engaged in three fights in as many days.
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New York City.

NEW YORK, March %.
 Articles for the next Astley belt contest were signed to-day, and it is definitely settled that the race shall take place in England. Rowen sails for England next Tuesday. It is declared by the sporting fraternity that England is to make it hippodroming affair in which Weston consents to act as tail to Rowells kite and enable the Englishman to win the trophy for the third and last time. It is openly stated that Campana can beat Weston for any distance and that man and money can be found to back the assertion.
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FOR RENT.

Jf9, large room Chapel street up one flight of Nis''a stairs; suitable for photographer tailor,
 a.Il dressmaking, for offices; also connected with 1t on next story, suitable for bedrooms water and closet connections. Inquire of
 ua26 ct WALLACE B. FENN & co.
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A Fatal Case of Trichinosfs.

NEW YORK, March 29.-Mrs. Adolph Bern holz, living in Hoboken, died yesterday. She had been married q year and both her hus- band and herself induiged freely in imported sausages and hams which he had bought in New York. His wife was taken i'll about week ago and the symptoms seemed to the physician who attended her to be those of cholera for which he treated her. A post mortem examination reveals the fact that death was produced by trichinosis. The phy sicians who conducted the autopsy say that there must have been fifty millions of the animals feeding on her vitals. The woman's husband is also at the point of death.
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ssssa rented to one or two gentlemen. Call at
 ll6 26 ELM STREET, mylS If Corner Orange
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FOR RENT.
NOR, RENT.

heA A FURNISHED house at 94 Hill street, with g
 gSSH the modern Improvements, good well of wat EiU and large garden. Proprietor would prefer board with the family. Call at the premises, at
 f RANGE STREET
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alew a5artn @ailg g94orning gontaaI and Gaariet.

crime. Now if a company of young men in this State wish to drink together each must pay for what he takes, as is the custom in Germany, where treating" is said to be al- most unknown
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d@ss FIVE rooms second floor of 139 Chestnut Riia street, bstween Chapel and Greene, with city 1isE water and gas, to gentleman and wife; price 16 per month. Inquire on premises, first floor. roa16 If
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Rare Business Opportunity.
 PARTY having A. 900 to q, 900 to invest can pur "A chase a well established, permanent and profit able business located in this city Reason for selling ill health Address, giving name and address in full, R. B. s. P O. FOX 345, New Haven.
 All communications strictly confidential.
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A BRICK HOUSE Mo- 223 York street. corner 9iiH Library fine situation; modern improve IIN ments furnished unfurnished. Inquire on
 ma25 tf THE PREMISES.
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F0R, SALE.

Aeza HOUSE No 315 Orchard street. House is in Esid good order suitable for two families. Lot Is A.U large and has good barn large enough for two heraes. The above property will be sold low if sold soon. For further particulars, call at
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, ma15 237 Chapel Street.
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AssA FOUR Single Houaes with five rooms in E9iiH each will be ready May 1st; good garden NslJ rent S8 per month. Can be seen by calling on
 CHARLES MORRIS, ma25 tf 1s6 Lamberton Street.
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H0nses for Sale.

AAASA THE large brick residence No. 31 High
 iia street, between Chapel and Grown street, con-
 lU taining eighteen rooms, with all modern inn provements very substantially built and convenient ly arranged. Lot 67x146 feet centrally located on high ground a modern and commodious barn, con crete driveway and walks; large variety of fruit trees on the premises.
 two doors west of Chapel, Il roons modern built with all Improvements, very desirable location If this house is not sold by April 1st will be offered for rent to private family. Inquire of
 THOMAS c. LEWIS or GEORGE H. FORD.
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FOR RENT,

%&4A THREE-STORY basement and attic brick Hisa house. corner of College and Grove streets
 lQ with all the modern improvements; house in perfect repair Also two tenements 106 and Ito Grove street, between College and High streets
 ALFRED WALKER. S5 Orange Street,
 If nrE WARh ClaiIa
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FOR SALE,
 TNIRST-CLASS and secondhand Billiard and Pool Tables in perfect order. Call on or address
 c. H. MILLER, ma3O St 2I3 Chapel Street, up stairs
 District of New Haven ss. Probate Court
 March 29th, 1881. UPSTATE of SARAH F. COOPER, late of New Ha- fI ven, in said district, deceased
 The Court Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested, within said time will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate requested to make immediate pay ment to FREDERICK c. ROWLAND, -,.a0 051r# Administration
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Aeh The fine residence of the late Samuel Russell,
 MHsiA corner of Park and George streets, only i've
 G.sk minutes' walk from the postoface The house
 s large and modern style, with all tho conveniences usually found in strictly hrst-clAsa house. Lot 160 feet on Park street, 29O feet George street, ming through to Spruce street. The grounds are stocked with trees and yines bearing the choicest rieties of fruit in great abundance The house with 75 feet Park street running through to Spruce street, including barn, will be sold separate If de- sired. Apply to E. BLACKMAN,
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FOr SaIe at a Bargain.

1R4 THE dwelling house No. 2I0 Ferry street,
 ''iia consisting of Il with all the modern i'm
 MiiI provements Lot 100 feet Ferry street and i52 Pine street. with barn 20 feet by 2s feet stories also shed 20 by AT, all in good condition. Terms easy. Also good well of water. A cottage house of rooms, city water and gas, within four minutes walk of depot and eight minutes of the post office, very low. Also desk room on Chapel street. Inquire of W. H. WHEELER,
 yna1S If Room IA 298 Chapel street.
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EOR S ALE
EOR. SALE.

,AAass A NEW AND CONTIGUOUS HOUSE on
 ;iA Sherman avenue, handsomely fitted with mod
 II ern conveniences, and most pleasantly located. VIII be sold at great bargain. Inquire at
 ny12 dn THIS OFFICE.
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BIRTHS.
DEATHS.

TRowBRIDaE-on Monday, March 2sth, Lucy Eliz- abeth wife of Henry Trowbridge 2d, and daughter Funeral from her late residence fl College street, Tburaday March 91. at 2:3O D. m. St SAVAGE-In Cheshire, Ct., Feb. 18th, Esther U. Saw age wife of Thomas Savage, aged 59 years and months.
 HANCOCK-In this city, March 2sth, Mary J., wife of W. H. Hancock, aged 61 years Funeral will take place at St. Lukes Church on Thursday at o'clock p. m. . wFLD~In this city, March 30, Sarah Munson. wife of A. ". Weld, aged 60 years. Notice of funeral hereafter.
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

The Spacious Four Story Brick Store, J&AA No 296 State street, occupied by B. H. NRE55ia Douglass Sons. Tie lot is 2114x170: the
 M.iL building is about 100 feet in length THOR OUGHLY BUILT, and well provided with everything desirable for first claes business Its location makes it of the most desirable stores State street to carry on any kind of mercantile business. There ia also 8 fine brick barn that can be leased with the premises if desired.
 Call at Hinman'g Real Estate Agency, or on Fl. s. Dawson at New Haven Water Co.'S office. ma26
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FOR RENT.

keAA GROCERY store pleasantly located and has i,,1 good trade. Must be sold at once. bargain
 lH fol. the right man. Satisfactory reasons given for selling. Inquire of Fl. P. HOADLEY,
 ma15 tf Hoadley Building
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EOR RENT
FOR; RENT.

AfAA THE HOUSE No. 16I Temple street, second HEsia house in first brick block north of Grove MlIn street. All conveniences and premises ia per feet order. S. s. MALLETT, No. 280 Chapel street.
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FOR SALE.

AeAA The suit of offices over our banking house,
 i.a corner of Chapel and Orange streets. A satis-
 I.G factory party can obtain lease for . term of years Apply on the premises. f10ff ". T HATCH A. a0N9
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" RENI.
TO RENT.

GTORE, corner Whaley avenue and Orchard street 0 Excellent sta@d for a grocery store. Houses to rent, all over the city. Inquire of fe22 If JACOB HELLER
 YALE RUIT,DING-
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NOR RENT.

AAsA THEE lower part with three chambersl of El;sH very convenient house, 516 Howard avenue. T. KiU facing Park street. Has all improvements and conVeniences for comfort for small family Call af ter p. m. at 301 George street. GEO. W. PECK. k
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FOR RENT.

%A@A Store and Tenement, Broadway; 2d floor,
 siH Orchard street, near Whalley avenue, $10; 2d HiU floor 29 Auburn street; whole House, Clinton avenue, Grand street, $15; whole House, Middle town avenue whole House J37 Henry street.
 For Sale-Two-family House and Barn in the west part of the city, $2S00; one Clinton svenue St. John street, Atwater street, Whitney avenue, Dwight street. Orchard street. and nice place Ferry street all to be sold cheap. ofice hours-12 to daily, to e1enings. A. M HOLMES,
 unh5 6q Church Stree&
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Residence To Rent.

B0AuG1fuI h6SIUtnC6 IO hNuCs hEAA LOCATED in the most desirable part of the sIH city, 10 minutes from the colleges. The house BlU ts modern in every respect, contains large number of rooms, all heated by steam; Barn and Carriage House complete. The grounds are very airy, tastily decorated, with every variety of shade and fruit trees, fountains and statuary. There very large and handsome graperies hot and cold producing abundance of choice fruit. conservatory is perfect containing large varie ty of the choicest plants and flowers The Wi1l If desired keep the grounds and premises in order. These premises be rented for one year, or for term of years. For particulars, call a
 l.. B. AMMAN,
 ma24 If 63 Church Street.
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8eat Gstate.

H,0 Reht-Store and T6hefhent, srA Nd. s5 Br9aawayAthe store and connecting iI f:sfsamett of three or four rooms on the first ii floor. Also Basement of No ST Broadway. InnIT to HENRY ST. JOHN,
 ma25 eod6ts 56 Crown Street.
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A PRIVATE family of three adults wish to let A from May 1st to gentleman and wife, one or two single gentlemen, choice alcove second floor, furnished or unfurnished- Modern convenient ceg. Unexceptionable neighborhood Reasonable rates without board. Address
 ToaiQ tf HOME pr, AGE CoTTRTER Ohaca
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FOr Sale Or tO Let

IfA THE modern built three story Basement and
 lIs Attic Brick House, with dining room extension MiU No 84 Trumbul1 street. two doors from Hill house avenue. Apply to
 GEORGE W. STAPLES, % Hoadley Building fe2l MWStf or 86 Trumbun Street.