davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1881-10-05

SgD Oange Gift. gn inbiit Sprits
Yginien al 0onoOl, ltaI i oenue Waa.
nso bOIbs BrDuup iDb 0an8s, ibst bar
i ibu pua blnanoen fslsenOs 0ae ita.
siiteS msb Ostrs al ilne Stormeub
Sor life 1t uefte Misunbelis bIanb.
De uuse &onsr forer.r ban benz all,
ems Smptter % &leoer % laosr osrst
8oIi9er inerstts % uoItprs paa lamm'
Waaos. Sn9sn al be ipu 8ruos {,
snbnn 10 Qar sammsl. gftsr 8lsIier
ial Spritsn tiltrebe en- Brbuupsreii
ns,o ale fine ipp ungs Roner.
- Gn 8eDoIutiOn maa antaaeb a
p9re n9rfOrsitaaenbs-en 8soolution
SObtsi. $r. WarimiIian Wilbri Stspr
mart bar cpfunost ct SIass 8it, bsl
fan forbinoe 2eosr uOplsisliat. % uosr
at man tan IL Sammsnfsininssn. Ste
parationer, Der uofsres msb bette &it
ifal altiaa busrfsn ubfsres msb Naal
sler Sraao. % Sfomagerne lfuu. for
Srsmtiben tun "titts" Stsplerme lam.
men. SS iaa itaI bet enbba bIiu.
lan9t mere panbt9t emo for.
$50 uupsr ct YoIiiiforbsr lpurats
Den fungersnbs Gmbsbsmano ben On.
tla8sbs, iOm bar inoitepnet for Orufz
%fsnltab % Gaotuptsisr, ON ban bar
Gift.
Sen IntIaseoe: Nsi, osr.s 8sIbaa.
renbee.
Yolitimsitsren !: Nu, bet bar oa bel.
oist for oeres Bone % Bern; iss sis
Der Sem s Cages SensisI.
Decorah-posten., 1881-10-05
(Sluttes.)

gn 9amnlst Ratbi peffes at en- at fine tOlc Ssn.
ner, iem ia9oe:
"Se, mine eQepe grsDre fore, % iea alene pager
for at beoe / Natten".
"Ssn", ipareDe ben piie Sabsr, "bet par bebre, ON
On iOp, END at Ou pager for at babe bine 8rsbrs".
$4,000 Bofmefers, oper 5000 Poffontraftsrer,
5000 Q~sfitenter peb pptfoutorerne 5000 pOfbub
gperne, 1900 POfegpebttsrer paa Sernbaner % Damp.
flbe, 1900 pcFtp.iSagenter % 200 Spectalaeenter ua<
berboloes at De 8Orenebe Stater os f1aar unber @ene.
ralpotmefter Sames' &ommanbo.
S belle Verben er Der 492, 573 Mile 3elearof.
trdab.
- Der er Onltrent II, 900 9pfomctiper be Tcre.
neoe Stater % 500, 900 Sernbaueposne af ale Slass.
Decorah-posten., 1881-10-05

Dog en- often lisser ban De fbfe 8refninser,
ban pep, at ban life pl leps Natten Opsr, Da 0rep=
Decorah-posten., 1881-10-05
Standardization

Manselaetias llbr. aasier sr. bpao Der eier
al iaa mango llare life 9aar riatist. 8dss
ierne et tnnhe, rdslsr life 9oet, iliprer Step
IND I 4Raifiusriet. % inart fcmmer esricr
bette | ~lliiano, faa bet t~iltranser Renaipfin1,
8eraratiCn p.i.p.. bpilftt 9lt tcltor ia mes
get, at man hacos eicrt teprs | itrar at fisbe
ct llbr meo en- COB 8asie. 0i bar nrlia feet
en- 6asle. Der life ~uofattsr Ell for Saacdnt !;
bette llbr bapce 0sofpmmenee baaret Cons
men for mere enb % aar, % bet aif fremeelss
lIeri9 let. vi mensr "3as. 8osis's patent
1tlfeneo Sob 6die'. Ger er tiecen en- iaff
Sai9ss0rtifel | Sanoslsn. fprei Den bar iaa
mango Scrtrin fremior ale andre l,brflsier.
od Den nemiie bsitadr al to tuife @ulbrlaeer
crer en- Ylace 8cmpcfi,ipn. Oh ri ppIprbrer
osrrcr ale Salsre al fal bps lltrbanoleren ct
8ert eIer en- a~dtalcs. bppri I~crflares Waas
ben, rad bcilfsn be fatrifsres.
Oct er ben eneite "Stifenso Gaie,r fabrtfs.
ret al TO @ulepidber "~isamlsis l,enoants' "a
Gutter, Siirer 9pints. Grrrn Yte1s p.I.c.o,
~ alt bette er iitret mtS Yltsnt. 6isb oers
Tor intet llbr. fer De bar ~raaefsrt Gem meb
en- llbrbancler Der i9laer "Sas. 8pls' 0as
tsntco Stiftnso Sob GAZE, iaa De fan lare
Npritlelen mslem ben % aue Giterliantnaer,
lcm %fprfifres al pare ligiaa acse.
Siilalas bos dlIe Ipiipe llbrbonelert. Scr.
lana al ie ren "Ndrrant', Der lsfiaasr bper
8asie, ~ Lao Fem life ~rpertale til at irp, at
andre Slaas aasisr er liseiaa spps.
Decorah-posten., 1881-10-05

Del CT Ell imuf 5uuiDas gaa ben lille glaos
i5rau airfen er Oer SraH8isl. De, Der fife I'll goa
reb lenger. %forioiRos; 6sleet er len8e ON al fOlmt
t Oroen tgisu. 9angt borte pe0 Gnoeu al Ell @lbt
Ter man 5ierbuiitne vaa 2~tlpO3nen Uiite OF % neb o.
tlbe fig Al Spne, meoeas glabien enbuu er belt op
f0lbt of Qoaae. Wan terer 9o9nogrenes 8laprial
O. SefieueS baarbe Grin paa SteubIoeu. Smtblertit
fomme 8ognsns ind Raffeu. Select tager geieu III
&tgfeQaarben.
s Vo8nen be1noer man f9 pei, man fan btlDe III
inn, al man fjgrer I'll SOuiOgnefppen, ~langiomt. gien
mem BET p~aarfleDte Yari8. Da man M life lenge,
fer g~igpo8nen, bar man burti9 8temt ge9rapelien
Samtalen fOmmer / Sang. 0amerne taller ON Som
mermpDerne, 5errerne inaffe ON fine SOrretnin0er;
"Sia mtg bog, min aiere, retier De til 8ieppe
Qar? q
"Sa fanIe. 0en bet bliper life fer augut. -
4aa esroag reife ri til Dor 0ieHoom peD 2oire".
"gIaa, min GjRre, ban bar ~Cpfnappet 8repet, 3
bar ~bueIeret, IA! me9et pent. en- u~betpoelig Sframme
.-Om 4ftelen ipife jeQ til Wtooa8 meD BAN Stub
ben ban panbt ~euoOpiaa Is eCuieoOrer at mig.
"Sffe ianbt? WsDet at aufttonererne Tnbe
Sttb / Opermcr9en. Man Dil pelge mig IND 9e
%tpreien. Seq er iaa Optaget, ie9 Deb life, ON ie
Fam.
Ssl9et CT III fcmmet IND en- alee. @n fislti
Sfpage falber paa 2reerne, % De muntre Solfraale
lpine giennem 2epet. gluDieli9 u~bbrpoer en- Dam
Der beier fig ub at ct 9tnou
"SpOr Der er ~Deiti9t!"
(Sluttes.)
Decorah-posten., 1881-10-05
Zen Riges 1ad.
iii emile 9oll.)

0rep @erteuil sr so liar, berer I'll en- At De be-
rsmtelts 6amllier 5ranfrige o. bar en- itpr 6prmue.
Oa ban life pnper Heaiertnaen, bar ban uefplot IN
5o lem ban bsDft funpe, bar iIrerst Qrtifler til alpor
lis siostrifter, brab Der bar faffet BAN Opta9elie
@Afa0emiet for moralfe % potitlfte 9ibeuftaber~. bar
fiftspts bait eipenRab for aaerbrua, strengthening
~ be Iieuue Sumter. Sa ban bar enbo9 ct Ejetlif
peret 5bingmanp % uomarfet zig peb lin pOIoipmme
Oppofttsn.
9repinbe Watbiloe 8erteuil er SO 4ar. 9ur
uapnes ION Den tilbebeliesperotsfte Slpnbine part8,
Mloeren ipnes at gjere bsnpes Sub tplpere. gun par
lipt mayer, men nu CT ben0eS Sfulbrs moDuebe, bar
faast en- ~1lfetaaret 5rugt8 Runtin8. Naar bun trR.
Der inb / Ell Sal meb III gplbHe 6aar pg ~ftIfebleoe
pub ipne8 bun Ell ~opgaaeupe Stierne. "a 8amsrne vaa
20 aar er filnp9e pau benDe.
@gepeHs os 0tepinbeuS Samlt0 sr It al Dem, man
life taller ON. Sc bier 8ifte iom man fox bet meIts
bliper gift beres Usroen. Man %Ioriifrer enbCS, al
De bar leret iGg aar ueaet 8Opt nnmea Au bar BE-
en- Gen 5erotnanb, Der er Selpat. o8 en- Batter
Slanfa. ION 8orRlorene fpte Max glftepe uer De BUS.
lac, SefretQr bos Winiferen. 8e foreue5 / fine Bern.
5cr lpuge iDen bar De afbrubt al 5orbtnDelie iAbbprs
bes. De er lmiplertIb sobe gennsr aeb ct fort 6pno
az GeeufIarligbsD. De iperge btnanbeu til Jfaobs, %
ucaDttl er be Gilt for biRaa0en men naar BE- fan, fRr.
bes De prer for fig fine @erelier. bpOr De mObtasc
fine fOrtrplige 9euuer bper efter in epit.
Decorah-posten., 1881-10-05
Ynitnius WInmafee So.

Y0ifblUe W!nul1tte %. SUIUu.
Or. glarf Sobnions Subian Blob.
Sirup bar i,e funott ct pere Ct Ior
triulist Wibbsl moo eolit. S.9 LEO
oa9ll9 at hsnns lmsrteIiSe SpaoOm.
men ilbsn lss bssbnote at BRUCE benns
Gimp fslts iss life Smerten lenaere.
sc Weslsrtb.
Decorah-posten., 1881-10-05
Or. N.Rcieuberg,

ifan0tnQoiit S0Qt.
mss Is Qars trsusanssris graIis I gbtsass
CO ''''I ls.ss sl sssasslia | s i ~. m; g,s Ss'f'' III
frpntTe GOesomme,S
SutfssbomHs, Ntres' % qtesupSrpaiut, gDas'
SEQ, aatarrb, apinsapaeswu. o.. /. ..
llneasa assrttr,Hes Gpaiialuus ra ersi
gsSa. Der fun ttt ctiHed CO Sumtus
o. btnpsne Chr me Iiaie til getipr 9sish,
b.rs, fom rea Teri atD brtnSu Glare 6sibys.
tiltass. 81 M%sS,ausnisr % ssssmibitr. fOa
Be e s2sl.a, s,,s Ss.saf, sS, 7 '' d s'' IN 0i si,s. e.
msrfem9ss fisniss att fer.iemmenb, SiI,
fstbs. l9-Is
Gcntortie fra ai, 9-5. gsnbaae f,a ILL
d South Clark Stu. Chicsgo, IL
Decorah-posten., 1881-10-05
100000 Bottle:
NttteIer.
Soop,rs Sour 60. Solul

Soop,rs. Souy 60. Soma
Ssrpeo bspibnes, at Or. G!orf S0bn
ions Snbiau Blob. Sirup bar 9i5rl
mig flor Sieneite unoer 2 @ars lana
barlat Mapecnbe. Set ct Den bsbit'
Wsbiein, iss nosniinbe bar brugt, %
iee anbeia!sr ben til libenbe Mebmenz
nslfer. Charlotte Nuifon.
Decorah-posten., 1881-10-05

SiIbsrts Citation, Storb 60. Sotua.
Snbian 8Iab. Gimp fra Or. elarf
Sobnion bar bslbrsoet mig far 9opeo.
pine. buorfor leg onbsfa!sr Den I'll mine
lioenbs Wsemennsiter.
Wrs. &. Qate.
Decorah-posten., 1881-10-05

8 bpsr Iiben 30. boOr Der snonn
life Ct noe,n Qasnt for oenns W0e0icIn.
suiiss N9entsr. Nermsre Undertaking
msnoeIss paa Sorlan9m0e
SGlges hos alle Npotbcftr.
9aborotorium 80. II Weit 80 81.
Nsiu gorf Sin.
Decorah-posten., 1881-10-05

jnoeu fomger IND for at ala9ge TT .fRepanliae gefsS
tiger ban med iii fioiie Smtl;
~@al life. SEES feer mig life pet".
Gan nj unbgaa 0etben8 BemRtfninger. pun
pentebe paa I'm Sibe beune lnberrstniua. Og bur
taeer plaos 8pretfet. eeeerne forlaos life mere
ben Deenbs. De 10 Sienere uofsre I'm 0jernina mel
Den fannie tauie 81. Der er ienbt 8nb efter Vernene
Seroinanb ~ Slanto, be iibos tet pto Sensen ltae
lom beres Wcoer. Nrore Sleatninger CT ct Uarell'
ueo StDeu at. Den barre gtot gaar ben pal oennt
Naaoe, unber en- rarpie 0entin9, @ereNenielet er cp
fplbt, @repeu fan Dc,
Ren ban Gpnoer fq life, lpntsS al fao araftes
til at unoQaa Ell frampdQti8 % larhitnoe Oeo. 5 Del
fpre fire 9a relie gier bans Nan0eoret fun laa me9ei
Stei lpm CT lltr, Der trRtte6 pp. Oct er en- pelop
oraQeu Maub, icm gaar boat. O8 pa ban bar fpsleI
I'm aone % Tne 8ern paa 4anoen, %flsrner BAH Dem
n!eo en- feae Saaubteragetie. cenper fig ON mob Ve8
an % Der alene.
Da beer en- at eeserns fig 90 luffsr ben 0eoss
Ciae. Saa Tiger ban baipbstt
Oct er forbl~.
Gut "a Iaarer btpber frem / SauSbeo. @tertn'
ben, aerninaao % 9lanfa er falpas paa 8ua. 81
Qeene me0 SRunerne for Einens. man ir life berea
@nFQter. Saa fjerneOe De fig; bes9e gsrnene frs'
I'm WQpOer bort. ia bun fcmmsr Ill Dsrer, besr bur
I,n 9eau paa I'm Sorg fin inuffs 5isur eli fiptt
SNtten. 3g ia petts X tpiti iupstet =" App' O'"p
len PED bans Gi9tp1.
eeger er Baaet mep beiet Rpa 70 ubefemt trs
fesle1 anf8t. Der Ell Saf bentet ell 4rat fra
Scqnet til at paage cpsr 9iget. D. to Gienere bljpt
tlbase mtp 3 afeu, fbpsuoe paa Slolsr, itire % bel.
ni9e. Del er ben Cutting. man psnter paa bsrsb 3ie
refte. Den enc al Dem 0ppaBer Ell Sic, Der er glenn
raa ct 9crp ban rsiier fla on iaoer ben burti8 allbs
re ueb / in eomme for al @areliets fisnne Srcen ift'
fal part %fcritprtet.
@tb Dag9tp betes neoenunper ben iipge Sal
Stgi al 9anmerer. BET er 2apetisrsrne, Der Omoann'
tette 8erslis til Ell eistapsl meb en- for SOrbeinins
9Ripten. 9ele Dagsu saar msb til Saliamesinaeu
Dertne luffes, og 8alianererea er enc msp fine MsD'
bjelpere. gtaite Dag, ba 0tersn bringes nso % log
os paa 5orbcininsen, er ban 9alaorast, ban bal
llnsocmmeuS SriRbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1881-10-05

Clifton WarIbau So. SOMA,
Weo WanssI paa Sorbslclle %
mso 6oritoppslls bar leg bru9t Or
GIart Sobnlons Snbiau BIoozS Irap.
% ben gioros uomelfst Birfnin9.
6hnmos Snnls.
Decorah-posten., 1881-10-05

Smiolertib fommer WatbilDe en- glat bjem fra BAL
benpep ST. 2. $tnbeS 8ammeriOmfru fteoer benoe at,
90 oa bun sr peb at iorlape @areliet, tiger bun
~Sr. @repen FL liDt ~upaSlelis / Qften".
9alp lOpeube penber 0rspinpen tret 9cpeoet 90
mumler:
asa iaa "a
Sun raffer fe pg t~ilfeisr
"0af MIG iuprgen 81. 10, ie9 penter WoDebaub.
%leriuDen".
Ga @rsren neite 1a8 fife tommer til 5rofcften,
iperger 0Jepinoen ferit efter BAN, % befpemmer fig
enoslig til at gaa op til BAN. 5uu Rnoer Dam / Sem
gen. meset ble9, farbig til al ta3e mob geieg. Ere
9eger er alereoe femme % bar fOrbdnolet ia4te %
efterlaot Orore De of TONNE tQien ON aftenen. Sen
Spse pleie8 al 10 2ienere. Der ifaa b~sittoeIt8e % fun,
me, Dempenoe epDen al fine Sfttbt paa Ieppet, Oet
fore 9erelie blirer fterre tn foIbe StrengbeD, life
en- 5lafe taar paa uretts StsO, life ct IPebel CT hpt.
ter. Oct CT ben paseu6e % perbi9e Sp8b0m, Den
ceremOnie0e, Der penter gele9.
"9iber Du me8et, min Ben, ipsr8er 0repiHbeu
reD Snotrepeliea.
MeD ct tpungent Smil iparer 0tepen:
"aa! lipt sratbeD. Seq trenger fun til Spite
saf for bin ulsiltgbeo".
20 Dagger saar, 9erellet CT ftaotg peroiet, tpe,
0jsnitaap er paa fin 9la0s, Rirturerne ~forfpinDe uoer
at efterlaDe en- glet. 3ieuernee pelarbsipeDe anft9fer
ti0abe fla life en- Sang al pile Spor at 1iebfpntteD.
Smtrlerti0 peb 0repen, at bet e. Oeo$fare, ban ban
tpuneet Sanbbebeu uD al Qeacrne, % ban taber Dem
eiere, ION De oil, uben en- enefte 8Iage. SOnl Oftef
liagsr ban belle Elmer meb tuftsDe 0ine eler fer ftpt
ben for fig, iom ON ban tenfte paa fin gniombeb.
llbe bluuOt Soft Tiger GreptnDen, at benosS Manr
er noast liDenbe. pun bar iffe 9iort nOseu S~Oranorinl
/ FIN eepepis, ipiisr, iOper % tigrer no I'll Den ieOpan
lise Stb. Sper ROr8sn o9 often fommer bun ielp fn
at ipsrse @repeu, ~bpOrle6e8 bar beftnoer f9.
"Naa, bar pu Der bebre, min Ben 2"
"Sa lipt beore; Eat, fiare Ratbilbs".
"Spis Du snper Der. pilDe iee blipe boS Big.
"Net 3af, bet CT til in9en Nptte, SuliuS % 8rana
er nof. .Sp0rfOr Ruloe ie8 trette Big"
DC forfaa biuanDen, De bar lepet bper for fig Oq
pl Do bper for fg. 0repen bar Den Ggenfierltgea
bitre Npoelie, Der enFer at 9aa bort alens, uoen al
bape reb fin >Sen9 Den fie0eiae SmerterneS 8OnleDie.
San ~foritaar at aftorte iaa meget ION muli9t babe
for fla % 0rspin0en BET ubebagetge ped Den fpfe
Samtale. Sans fiDfts Billie er at f~OripinDe pan en-
paslenpe Maaos. iOm en- Manb al geroen, Der life bill
forftpre Nosen, eler tribes meb Nesen.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-06-10
Fire on Center Street.


ThilIs Clothing store Badly Damaged
Loss at Least 81, OOO-The Insurance.
Last evening about twenty minutes before
box 90, located at the corner of Church and
Grown streets. The cause of the alarm was
from q fire at No. SO Center street in the
building known as Whites block. The store
where the fire originated was occupied by Al
phonso Thrill as merchant tailoring estab-
lishment. When first discovered. the smoke
was pouring out of the front and rear. The fire.
men were promptly on hand and soon had on
stream of water which quickly extinguished
the flames. After the fire was gotten under
control it was ascertained that the fire origi-
mated in the basement at the rear end of the
store, and found its way to the floor above
through the basement stairs, which were not
boxed in but only enclosed by sheathing
about four feet above the floor. The store
was closed last evening at O'Clock, and as
usual light was left burning over the cut
ting table at the rear of the store. Whether
the fire was from spontaneous combustion or
otherwise is not yet determined. Mr.. Thill
had large stock of clothes and trimmings in
the store to be made up into suits when or
dered, and also many valuable oil paintings,
| of which some of the latter are completely
ruined. Much of the stock is also damaged
by water, and Mr. Thill's loss cannot be Tess
| than 81 200. He had an insurance of 81, O0t
on stock and fixtures, mostly in the agency OF
G. & Thomson,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-06-10
For other Local Matters see Sd and 4th page
LOCAL. NEWS.
Brief Mention.

The Palmer Brothers, of Montville, recent
" sold to H. B. Clafin g. Co., New York,
100 900 quilts. The sale amounted to $1OO,-
900.
child a year and half old, belonging to
Mr.. Patrick Sullivan, residing on North
Thames street, Norwich, fell down flight OF
stairs on Tuesday afternoon and broke its
right thigh.
On account of the inclemency of the
weather last night, the opening of Twitcheh
& Beers Massasoit House has been postponed
until some time next week. Notice of date
will be given hereafter.
Admiral Foote Post will hold their second
historical meeting at Grand Army Hall to-
morrow evening" when Lieutenant Colonel
P. B. Buckingham will conclude his address
on the ''Siege of Atlanta"
Three young men of New London took q
boat and went blackfshing Wednesday,
fished for hours without catching any. and
on the way home the boat upset and they all
had narrow escape from drowning. They
chung to the bottom of the boat till rescued
The menhaden steamer Peconic, Capt c.
NJ Griffin, was in the harbor Wednesday af
tsrnoon Since Monday she has placed tt
her credit in the Cartwright company, Shelter
Island, 2OOOO menhaden and 100 mack
erel, caught on the south side of Long Island
Lieutenant VIM S. Gordon of the Nor
witch police force, who resigned lately on &C
count of failing health, is dying with brail
trouble. He had fight with man who wa
trying to escape from the lookup, sine
which time his health has steadily declined
He was on the force IA or Is years.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-06-10

Six of the eleven greatest and strongest
insurance companies in America and Great
Britain are represented by John G. North &
Co., (forty years. experience and not loss
unpaid or contested by suit) as follows, those
in italics being represented by this firm:
American Companies. Assets. Liabilities. Surplus
Etna, Of Hartford $7,414O 81, 694 500 s5.729272
Insurance Company AZ
North America 1909 2,845,aA 4,454, 993
Home, of New York, 6,860505 2,l21 ,259 1855, 246
Continental, New York, 1855 719 1,632584 2256 1856
Hartford Of Hartford ,761 ,379 1883 442 427 9S7
German America, of
New York 81 94 $50 ss1, sss 2112 Os1
Phoenir, of Hartford 3,O72 1853 975,749 2,096, 414
English Assets held liabilities in Surplus af-
Companies. in United ter paying
United States. States all liabilities.
Liverpool, and
LO1adoTd+ Globe
Insurance 81 1852 0e5 26 o9O22 ST. O4
Royal, 3,O3I, 4O2 80 L $3.50 2O6 OF 37q 1915. 90
North British, 1858 Os9o6 $40 203O4 l'lOs $50 O2
CODG1iaercidlU7l-
ION, 1856, 329. SO $50 1854. IL 9O4 465 Of
John G. North Il Co. have more leading
companies than all the other agencies in New
Haven combined. The combined surplus of
the American companies alone represented by
John G. North & Co. is almost seventeen
millions, which is nearly one-third of the to-
tai combined surplus of all the other compa
MES in the United States doing business in
Connecticut.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-06-10
AFraudulent oheck for "a, 45s.

Yesterdays Hartford Post says A well APP
pearing man entered the Office of the Hart
ford Trust company, Tuesday, in company
with a well known citizen of Hartford,
and presented. three. checks for
payment. One of the checks was drawn by
the firm of Bartholomew & Co., and was for
81, 100, a second check was for $50,
drawn on New York party, and the
third for So, 456 was cashier check, 'pur-
porting to be draYn by the First National
bank of Springfield, H., upon the Ninth Ma
tional bank of New York, in favor of A. B.
Fischer. The man who presented the checks
was identified by the citizen as Mr.. Fischer,
and the money which they called for was
paid. After receiving the money Fischer
left town on the 2:N afternoon express for
| Springfield, and from that place went over
the Boston and Albany railroad west. The
Bartholomew & Co. check was found to be
all right. The New York check was sent to
that city and was accepted there. This
morning the Cashiers check" was, returned
| to the Trust company, and letter accompa-
| MED it from the cashier of the Ninth national
bank pronouncing it a fraud. Fischer, the
man who got the money, had been living in
Hartford with woman he said was his wife
for few weeks past. He is about 40 years
of ape
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-06-10

M. ]. O'Reilly, formerly editor of the
Bridgeport Star, died at Greenpoint, L. l. i,
Wednesday.
Rev. Father Desmond, of the Catholic
church, Portland, has been seriously sick, but
is getting well.
Mr. Harris. late of the Bridgeport Office,
took charge of the Western Union Telegraph
Office in this city yesterday.
Rev. G. A. Dennison, of Middlefeld, gave
his COW quart of salt taken from shad- brine.
The COW died in a few hours.
The first Congregational church of Water
bury has called Rev. j. G. Davenport of the
Park street church, Bridgeport.
Prof. Franklin Carter, president elect of
Williams College, has been approved as a
candidate for the ministry by the Fairfield
East association of Congregational ministers.
Herbert Goings has been reappointed to
his old position of conductor on the Consoli-
dated road Andrew Jones has recently been
appointed from baggage master to a conduc-
torship.
Mrs B. N. Fox of Mantle, sister of Con-
ductor H. Fl. Sanders of Palmer and the New
London Northern road, has cactus with
thirty-five full-blown blossoms, which is said
to be the largest number ever reported in
that region.
Rev. w. w. Everts, jr. of the Fourth Bap-
fist church of Providence, has accepted the
passionate of the South Baptist church, Hart
ford, and will assume the duties of his new
field about the first of July He win preach
at the South church on Sunday, June 10.
Miss Mary P, the daughter of L. A. Ben
ham, of West Haven, died suddenly at Mt.
Holyoke Seminary, at the early age of nine
| teen years She was at the seminary prepar-
ing herself for teacher and died, it is
thought of heart disease. She was an esti-
mable young lady of intellectual qualities
and her early death win be deeply monrned
by large circle of associates and friends.
The interment of Mrs Betsy r. Beers,
mother of the wife of General S. E. Merwin,
viii be in BrooIfeld, her native place, and
will be ON Saturday morning. The deceased
was lady of sterling character and sound
judgment, and she was New England
mother of the sterling kind, whose memory
win be warmly cherished The three chill
dren who survive her are Robert A. Beers,
Mrs. Merwin and Mrs. Dudley, all of this
city
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Board of Selectmen.

A Town Constable Declines to Qualify
An Ex-Deputy Sheriff Wants the Place.
regular meeting of the Board of Select
men was held last evening. Present, Be-
lectmen Andrew (presiding), Reynolds,
Feldman and Foote.
NJ Schwed sent in a communication de-
clining to qualify as town constable and it was
ordered on file.
Judge Blydenburgh and James I. Hayes ap-
peared and favored the appointment of Jo-
seph 81. Keefe to fill the vacancy. It was
stated that the bar were favorable to the ap-
pointment.
Selectmen Feldman and Foote favored de-
lay until full meeting of the Board, while
Selectmen Andrew and Reynolds favored i'm
mediate action. After full discussion the
matter was laid over until future meet
ing.
Charles L. Chaplain appeared and recon-
mended that no reward be paid to boys for
killing dogs. He said it leads to habits OF
truancy. He thought 1t better that the streets
be filled with dogs than that premium be
put upon them to encourage boys to vice. No
action.
The applications of John Coogan and
Thomas Lane to be appointed military en-.
rollment enumerators were laid on the table
until October 1.
The invitation of Smith Brothers to the
Board to witness the plan of dredging oysters
| by steam was accepted.
Recommendations for licenses were grant
ed as follows: Rudolph Fechner, 1876 State
John Casey, 90 George; Carl G. Engle, q
| Crown.
The proposition to change the night Of
meeting to Friday evening was laid over un
| til next meeting.
| The erection of sign posts at points of di
| vision between New Haven and other town:
was considered, but no action was taken.
The petition for repairing cutters in Orang'
street, Westville, was referred to the Com
mittee on Roads and Bridges. Adjourned.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-06-10

The regular meeting of the New Haven
Teachers association will be held in room
No. T. High School, on Saturday, June II,
beginning at 2:3O p. m. The programme
will consist of a class in map drawing, under
the direction of Mr.. Bangs, of Wooster
school; an exercise in music by class Sc
lected from the various grammar schools, in
charge of Mr.. Jepson, and miscellaneous
rhetorical exercises by pupils from the
Dwight and Washington schools.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-06-10

Kaiser, the tailor on State street, was
mulcted yesterday in the sum of $25 by a
gentlemanly appearing man who purchased
suit of clothes and rendered check for the
amount, which proved worthless on presen-
tation. The man represented himself as
John j. Farley, said he was clerk for Mr.
Bradley, the carriage maker, and boarded at
the Elliott House. All of these statements
proved untrue, and he had not been cartur-
ed at last accounts