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New-York tribune., 1881-09-07

press Tor any Improper purpose long for any proper
purpose, 10 eaer1cal whoever tie
with they do not with each ether. The prbr IL
self never taxes many conflicting on ANY ;o,c
or event rs the ingonUIs rival journals Certain
discover H. Is impossible. In their nature, tIen
combine. should as soon exsect agreement among
doctors in their empirical pr0'c sion. And tlere ~
scarcely ever ca'lec, opinion man. that does
nor get somewhere in the press hearer and ceudcr.
To WHOM II MAY CONCEES.
We will drop the SUBJECT with RI for the hon
eHt OF whom il MAY concern. with all lis iault be-
lieye the moral tone OF tho American nowspaper il
higher a rule, than that OF the community in winch
II Ia published.
AT tho evening session Charles Dudey Werner rept
paper "The American Newspaper" of which tho -
i ing are tbs most Interesting portions.
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observation-disclosures :.

SUPREME CoURr-CHtMsEes -Veld by Donohne J.
Court opens at 1890 Calendar called II a m Nos
96 az Ss ~ 81, 7 3d. l02 ll2, IL. l2i l5O 49, I65
SUPERIOR Couel SPECIAL TRRg-Hed by sedgwfck c. J..
-ConTt at u IN. No lay calendar
COMMON PLEAS TERN-IGeld Rruut G i
Court opens AT 1890 a. ~. No day calendar
GENERAL SrESioNs-PABr T.-Cowlng. 1.-THE art
Icionce tly tcoioe assault and battery Antonio can
b ltooS as>t and battery OTTO Ascoo
Assault and battery John Wallace, robbery Charles
grand aTC Andrew
T. Ward forgery Andrew u. Merriam false preences
joan Mnl latNrhy irYn person; John Murphy. larceny
from person Herbert O. MaTiitt, larceny poon Marx
Wilson rott larceny George a. Johnson grand larceny
PARi IL IN, The i'eople kuntg Il
ions assault auh battery Florence J. Shoelan oionious
sdli ANA battery Adoph uoclSiaddcr. ioAiOis
battery James Clemens foonQGs assaglt ard battery
l-ugo ne No5n, feon4oUs Iut aud battery
mor burglary. dohu kriii, burglary, John Mccormack,
grand larceny; Robert NJ smith, grand larceny Michael
Conway, larceny frtla person.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07
PLANS FOR AN ELEVATED STRUCTURE.

Irs
Commissioners who have charge laying out an elc-
waited railroad above the Harlem held at No. 40
broadway, yesterday The discussion OF the plans
specifications for the road presented by different engi
GERS occupied the greater part of Ne time Il. j. sloan
assistant civil engineer of the Manhattan Elevated
road Company recommended consisting OF rows OF
columns on each SIDE oi the street railroad track twenty
feet from oontre TO centre leaving road
way between the column and the curb The total cst
mated OF the structure exclusive stations was
about Sc3lO 800 "A mile.
l. ID '. Mason proposed structure consisting Of one
row OF columns placed between the street
and another the curb. lie estimated the cost OF
this structure at 100000 u mile
James ". Grady recommended the errction of "A
structure directly IN the centre OF the street
strong, heavy pillar between the surface "A
light column on e2cn curb. such "A road would
strong and safe, lac thought. and woHld cost about
100000 "a uilc.
Daniel *. hohy, who put up the iron work OF
tropotan road, presented plan similar 10 Mr. soans
lie estimated the cost OF built according
ms plans - G3S0pJO q mile, wittout siatOas.
Tue coinIn-siOn adjourned until Tuesday morning
next at IL.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07
SAVED BY TIMELY REP4IRS

GALVESTON, Sept. 6.-Captain Burroughs, OF
the steamship City Antonio upon h,s arrival hor
yesterday, gave account OF the cncountor
OF bis vessel with the hurricane of August 25 o6
and 27 Among other things he said:
The only damage done the breaking in of yindou,
glass by the force OF tine wind carry ing ayu az -.
boards ana t"o rear doors wilcil torn down ie
uuS water lnto the CABIN, completely nundating il ana
the upper deck. We shipped several Ncry nc,.t7v
and broke III portion of toe port of the shin W.
hhu hNe lalcs aboard, All OF whom behaved
Inc sup STOOD the weather very well ndeeu but had IL
NOT been iOr tne ici iat she hi been entirely rsnnd
eled ana liked up almost anew, slould slrlv h,v,
gone under About $4,000 has spent on the aim
since she was IN this port last, only thing ,a
Kept her from laundering was the improvements Whsl
were IL her. ""'"A
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07
R4iLWAI CASUALTIES.

CHICAGO, Sept. Ga dispatch from shenan-
dOah, Iowa, says:
\ hortA-bound passenger train the Wabash Railroad
Nho dtcued about hyc miles west here ycst,r-
aAy Ait'rioon. Thomas G. LeoOck, of Imogeue. Iowa
was hlIird pulfShl, ana nineteen others iurtd
Two or Lir"e, IL Ii thDnght, fatally. The entire ts,I
except tho engine, taInDicd down embankn.ni t.,
lect hlgh. -"
NohdsrowN Penn, Sept. 6-Thc engine of the 7:3o
tram ior fmladelphia from this place. this morning
jumped tue track about 800 yards from tie nI,1st
oepo ana rolled down an embankent twenty feet iuto
LHe&uJw turning completely upside down. Tho ,u,si
ncor am hrrmcn jumped In time save their iIyra
Coaches WhIcn were hlled vita people e~'
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07

which are not yet announced. Hindoo CIiclunore and
CDrto are TO be entered for the rich September stakes
ana rs Hndoo VIII carry twelve pounds more tam c1ck
more, ana eighteen more than Uberto. he VIII pave
10 Go some OF his best running win He VIII certainty
nave 40 time TO fool around" The entries Win inc
ages and weights for all races as follows:
FIRST RACE, SPECIAL WEIGHT CONDITIONS, MILE
Fdenderry leo Frlowpsy, SS
Valparaiso 9SlGeneral Monroe, 3... lOO
Or Hugh, 3----.--..---- 11Ol
SEPTEMBER STAKES FOR THREE-YEAR-oLDs, HANDICAP,
1a
Dwycr BROTHERS colt Hindoo 1Z3
To wies gcding Crickmore III
Spclmans colt lOo
SIZZLING KAcE- lia
Amazon. % knight Templar, 4------. 95
NagrGnt aged 50 Irish King lib
MarcnionesS S5I krupp Gun, 1o5
Jessie ID. n
Bonnie Dean, 4.-...-...--- S5t
HANDICAP HEATS
Gabriel 6..-...-... 109sly Dance, l02
Mary Anderson 6.-.... "a Dan X, %
Bodnco, s.--.-------....... 9Oi
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07
TIE FIRE RECORD.
BURNING FORESTS IN MICHIGAN

NHICAUO, sept. "a dispatch from East
saginaw, Ach says: dense pail of smoke shrouds tho
odo1" valley. tlrcA burning in every ,tlrrcti,
anu they seem To be confined within radius or thirty
biies from TINS city. There has been no rain for az
weeks, anu tne country il dry Under Ihr
nle is on the ST. Louis and Saginaw Valley road mo
Wii@aph wires are burned down, and ali conlIntnca
on ln cur oH lac Tram Tor 81. Louis did 20 out s
thccOhducor wodld not take the risk rnunI tbrn OH
ciSateeh inlicB o. hfe The safety many MIrht,r,n
Villages is copardized Losses Of life are rc1o,1rJ "
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07
INCREASED RITES or STORAGE.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.-The Northern Central
Railway Company, posted on change today notice sha
after Sept II, the OF storage will be oneanl
eighs cents per bushcl for all grain which has ben
may remain in its elevators than days fer the
first five days and twoaRd nveeightbs for each
subsequent days or part thereof The Company the
advance is made 10 relieve the elevators The 9sut
been perfect Generalization of the whea. and
markets, and decline of about four cents id wheat and
q corresponding decline In
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07

"Oh, you are too sef-conseious," said Fogg
To youug man. " scconscious! exclaimed Adcles-
cenCc; :" am conscious of nothing" That's what I
said" replied FOgg.-l Boston Transcript.
The Presidential bulletins make one think
of the sailors whoee shpmate knitted row on shore
They went 10 the hospital next day see how tleir
wounded messnlate was getting along Ben Bobstay
went in to ask about him, received statement Of
his case from the surgeon, and came with solemn
face Good Lord, mates" he said Jack a dead man
The Latin part o: hs bowels il all cut 10 thunder" ("
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07
RARE CASE or pETR!rTCATT0N

FREDERICK, Md. Sept. 6.-The body of
Henry smith, who died March z, 1897 sixty -four years
old, was found on examination 10 have been petIided
The vault in which the body lay is situated within
yards OF the grave Of Barbara Fritoie The clothing
had entirely disappeared and the body lying there
without sign OF decay wasting agay the were
closed The mouth slightly and the features perfect
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07
ELEFEN MEN BLOWN 10 A7ONS

ST. LOUIS, Sept. A dispatch from Mar
quette, Mich, TO Ihe Post Dispatch says that powder
explosion occurred to-day the packing house of tho
Lake Superior Powder Company Eleven men worn
blown TO atoms, and small pieces their bodies Wer.
found in ali direcons. The building was totally do
accident. " "'0
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR GRAIN.
HEApcUARTERs DEPARTMENT or TIE PLATTE. !
GilKF QUAErERaAsIRa's OFFICE,
fNTT AHA Neb I fe..n

CiilKF OUAErKRAAsTRa's OFFICE, :
foi.r OMAHA, Neb. sept. !. iSSl \
Sealed proposals. IN trplieate subject 70 the
dtons. viii no received at this Office loon on
du9sday setCaDcr 20 lss a. which time and pace they
delivery In quantities required, December
AT omaha Depot Nebraska, AZ stations Union Pa
en-, Mliotd east OF keaney Junction. Of
CORN and 100000 pounds OATS.
Proposals Tor he VIM he
c9Ncd lcINery OF the grain H. IL required, Oc-
l"brr l0I Preference VIII be given articles
ne Pioa9euon conditions Of p.o and quality being eual
ana such prefcrcuce Will he
promotion produced on the Pacdc extent of the
consumption by the pubic
'nncnt reserves the right TO reject any proposals. s
should state the rate 100 mot 6use and be
envelopes containing them should indofs.d
Nfai and addressed 90 the undersigned ddcrs arr re-
pntst'o submit proposals delivery
iHc~ed gnnny sacks OF 400 pounds each delivery OF
ti' OaS "a new, reserved burlap
bdS iol Ton should state the in which orn pro
posed 10 De furnished grown. ~ ~
copies OF h.S adverspnt and of circular a psrpc
tons 10 bidders be obaiIed application to ms oaie
ana one copy each OF said advertisement
be to or accompany each proposal part
tiVi"oi- NJ. 7. III DINGTON,
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07
COMPETITION IN FLOUR FREIGHrs

CHICAGO, Sept. 6,-Owing TO the immense
shipments of nour from Minneapolis to this point for
eastern use. sharp competition sprung up between
the eastern trunk Hucs. One manager stated ycster-
day that nour being taken this point To New
YORK Tor sixteen cents per barrel This is unprece-
dentcd cut oi
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT MEETING.

The XIth Assembly District Republican AS
sociation met last night at No. 107 West Thirty
and adopted resolutions expressing its dcCtation of
Guitcaus crime hope the President and Sympathy
for his wife and family. Many new names were srO-
posed for membership
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07
RAILROAD PROPERTY BITpYFD

ST. JOHN, n. b., Sept. S.-A fire at Gibson
N j., this morning destroyed the machine shop dr,g
house. boncrhousc, blacksmith SHOP aud coalsbed NJ t
New Brunswick EaIrond The original yalue cf ,ho
properly about $4,000. The insurance l ss2,, or
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07
FARES REDUCED.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 6.-The Ohio andMississippi
and tine Vandalin Railroads yesierday reduced their
fare TO Cincinnati to w. and tickets to Eew-York
been sold Tor $l5. ~ '0
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07


Notice Of sale lands and ienements for unpai taSa n
1871 1871 1873, 1874, 1870 and 1876, wafer
rents of 1870 lS7l 1872 lS73 and lS75 nner Ie
direction of Allan Campbell, COmptrocr Of nj
ofk The Undersigned hereby gives puOc
10 The provision of The act en5tled fr fhe eolo
OF tEs assessnent ana cruton water CITY of
NNeM YORK, huu To amend the several rotation
thereto" passed Alril \, 1871. - "
Thai the respective owners of all and tnemcnts An
INC Nity or New OK on which taxes
hIco situated In The Wards 20 inclusive for m.
}enrs ISL 1871 1873 1874 1875 1876 and now
hhds ana tenemcnts in the City Of New
MR:us aforesaid on which the regular
years 1870 lS7 1872 1879 and and
N now alnng Que nnc unpaid required said
l2Nes Cloon waller nnnsil
me tiek O Assessment and Clerk
she Department OF Finance In the
interest thereon, nt the rate of
Nued Dy napier 80 OF the laws OF 1851 from when
he caarge o This notice and advertisement. default
shali Dc inads IN such payments snch lands tene
mehts WIN be sold at public auction the new
Court House, IN the City Han Park, in the City of
noon or the lowest term which ANY person shan
ohcf 10 TAKE The snmo In consideration
amount oi TAX or Croton water rcnI be- so
due and unpaid and the interest aforosad 10 lie
Nesenent and an other costs Gnd
anu that suoh sale VIII be continued time un All
h lands ana tenemcnts advertised be
foi tue fuleihptiOn OF ANY property sold viii n
Ia cent - ~ VA
Notice hereby further given thai a detailed stse,no 90
e taxes ana the CtOion water rents
poPhtS on winch taxes and CrotOn water remain uo
pamphlet are deposited In the once Collector of
mchs a tiek OF Arrears and viii be 20 any neT
son apply ing for the W my P'N
CuI cfA
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

MONTREAL, Ont, Sept. G.-At the animal
meeting here to-day of tho stockholder Of the
and Champlin Railway Company, James Fcrrier was
elected president. " "
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07
LOSS Or 500, 900 AT ARCOLA, I'LL.

CHICAGO, sept Ga fire ut Arcola. this
stlt las nlSt destroyed property valued At 500 600
upon which there is estimated Insurance. OF s1o Ipo
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07
Corporation Notires.

ETY OF NEW-YORK, DEPARTMENT OF
~ rlNANCE BU REAU FOR COLLECTION OF AS.
SESSMENrS AND ARREARS OF TANES AND As.
SESSMENrS AND OF WATER RENTS. 49,
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07

PORTER, SrABLEiAN.-Bv a wiling and
SleadN man WAC thoroughly understands dis br-r.s
ana has good references Address JAMES EAIi0 laa2
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07

SIOik CLERK or Office Assistant. whole
- sac hous pro erred an American acei 20 r. drsIus
OF O. y 'ctih himself with wholesale house above:
---~-
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07

NOIlCE.-Proposals for dredging the slim he
tween pier Old al and Pier old AZ North River Nm a
reeevod by The department. of Docks IN and Il
until "wednesday, September AZ, lsSI al Iy occrl a
City Hail. S'i1'e io' sAe Al NO.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07

NOIICE-Proposals for additional repairs IN
Nv ter ~ Fast river and is Bulkhead win be received
pF lhe lasthcnt OF Docks. III ll9 Dnane ST an
ninha3 sepism6er IL 1851 al ~ O'CLOCK m For mi ntr
Hall ~NF'N' wi S"s' AZ NO. city
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07

fENEA CLERK, Cashier or Onicc Assistant
sy smart competent vi lng young nau wa i- sole
steady, and could hll any position .u>L kdlnss Il.
LhNiNt = lmon House, cor Nestcrs ald noytrr city.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07

DRlNCtTJN GRADUATE wants a poSif.oa
IN law olt' whore services wi bu 81 rt
Tor boaIy GOOD reference Room Il. No. 72I In A. -
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07

w AlIER.-As tirst-class Waiter in private
town once, LBS Broadway
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07

\ SEFUL MAN.-By a youug man CD wlo
Y l. smart Intelligent and willing what ne told;
ro.orcAcas Address JAMES ItOI n DIilsH. ,s alsse
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07

WAITER AS FIRST-CLASS WAITER IN
" pr Nate family City reference Addross A.. - In
Dune Uptown Office. l.2Ss BIoadNay.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07

ESOk lER.-By a stout, industrious Young
irsGia, - ens Old aud single; IS aud .r.-
80, .nu Wits 10 coilnc;ce on moderats salary: -00a
Blcoklyn N --- ''~
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07

VALET OR TRAVELLING SERVANT
By young speaking thr,s, lsncuar.s- ist D fr
oes lnqulre ol Z. NAY. $50 3h.aNe.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07

OFFICE or TnE COLLECTOR or AssEssllFNTsl
AND CL9uK OF ARREARS
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07

w AtlER.-By a respectable younC coOra1
man in private family boaTsiing huu.s: g1ye
yood rei ,renees Address D. T. JACksOA Boimoaire-
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07

nFFlCE ASSISTANT, or as COLLECTOR
~ BY an American s shsru qUics s,.aI ,.p--a
and hi2y recommended. Address r. BOX % iesisr
a. O.. Ncstchester Co. X. Y.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07
OFFICE ASSISTANT or LIGHT PORTER

~ BY an AmeIlcan - years Of are: is a e,sl p,lrsa
ana atcoant ant eNpereuccd in lace goods: rs-ta.
mendod Address, ENErER. BOX -. Tribune Ofs,e
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07
5itnatlous r0aateo--Males

ELERK.-By a young man of 90. in y whole
~ sale house. g. smart willing and ohligin- and w cs-,s
of nllng trust; good reieTsnoe Adrsss "a
DORDONGNE. No. 53T 3d-aye
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07

w NIED-ioSitiOn rs Correspondent OF
" v pihco Assistant by q young aged 23. spases
hSlsn German ana French, -srod rsrrenreS
~ alo ability Address or call FREDERICK LDLElL u
WATCHMAN OR PoRTER.-Bv a smart,
competent young man, Who is willing afraid 4
Mork can sNe eooA references Address p d. BBADLkl,
No. 20 East 2SdsL
New-York tribune., 1881-09-07

{ bftICE ASSlSlANG.-lOu Dung man (2l) Of
- good hso!ts weh educated wants po,ifion psytag -
weekly where thcrois opportunity him rasG f eS
oi the way 0nsard and upsani WILLIAM p. BERaIi.N
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-21
or Sale ait a Bargain.
EOR RENT

A number of Houses.
 Money 70 loan on real estate. 49 Church Street, Room Hoadley Building. Office open evenings. - 11o10 T T NONFdTA6K
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-21
GnllaUa IfannR.

The L0mpoon has six or eight funny and good natured articles on the Yale-Haryard game, explaining the result by saying that Harvard played for the wrong goal and got four touchdowns."
 The Potpoa1art was issued Saturday. It is much better every way than any previous issue, having number of new cuts and com plete and accurate statistics.
 The matter of Yale-Harvard athletic con- tests is being discussed by the officers in the two colleges, and probably there will be such games in the spring.
 Miss Hazlitt, of the Center church choir, sang at the praise service last night.
 The sophomores will probably give play at the Now Haven Opera House during the winter term.
 The Potpourrt gives 1,o56 students in all departments.
 Greek has been dropped from the list of required studies at Cambridge, England.
 Lassen seminary offers a prize of twenty five dollars for the best Lassell song.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-21
PENNSYLYANIA.

A Miner Stabbed Through the Heart
 His Murderer Threatened with Lynch
 ing.
 BRADFORD, Nov. 20.-Richburg, N. Y., the scene of the latest oil excitement. was
 yesterday excited by a most cold-blooded
 murder. Jack McCarty, 8 notorious rough, formerly of this city, stabbed and killed Pat rick Markey, an inoffensive driller The row started early yesterday forenoon in Arm strong's billiard room, in Main street. The two men, who were apparently good friends, boasted of feats of strength. An impromptu wrestling match followed, in which McCarty was foored. He drew knife and threat ened to stab Markey, but was prevented by friends McCarty then walked to the Rich burg House. took drink, and coming out was overheard to say, ...Now L will go and kill him" With that he walked down the street, meeting his victim in front of cloth ing store He drew long bladed knife, and; jumping forward, said, Prepare to die ID em- pbasizing his threat with horrid oath Mar key was taken by surprise, and endeavored to hght of the blows by throwing up his legs which were cut and slashed above both knees The loss of blood weakened him, when the murderer raised his hand high in the air and thrust the long blade through Markey's heart The victim fell over on his side and died almost instantly. The murderer cooIly closed the knife, placed it his pocket and walked down the street, passing through the crowd, which seemed terror stricken Stop. ping on the sidewalk, he turned, and seeing that his right hand was bloody and bleeding from cut, he shook 1t, sprinkling blood on the sidewalk. He then entered the Richbuyg House washed his hands and walked toward the depot, when he was arrested by two men and taken to magistrates office The pop ulatlon, as the news spread, became wild with excitement. Men and women rushed on the street crying, Hang him ID ssShoot the wretch!h !h One excited woman offered to furnish the rope for hanging him. The magistrates office was surrounded all the af- ternoon, and at this hour it is rumored that the prisoner has been taken from the officers and iynched. This report, however, has not been verified. Last week McCarty broke a mans nose with an iron knuckle, and year ago he nearly pounded drunken Indian to 1eath While in the court room he tried to araw his knife and stab his captors, but was quickly disarmed,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-21
The Mutual Union Telegraph Company.
 From the Operator.]

A
 From the Operator.]
 The hope which was cast down on the 18th of January last, with the sudden collapse of anything like opposition to a telegraphic monopoly, is revived with the opening, with in nine months, of a real, live enterprise the Mutual Union Telegraph company. Progress rarely goes in straight line, but its apparent deviations only emphasize, as in this case, its irresistible onward motion. It is so with the telegraph, and the despondency which set in immediately after the consolida- ton now clears away to reveal broader and wider field for the telegraph. The experience of the past half year has shown us that cap italists are always ready to open their purses to further a solid telegraphic enterprise that a evel-headed man can always obtain for the simple asking all the money he wants to build an opposition line; that telegraphic monopoly is really. an impossibility in this country and that the saying is true that, 'sThe necessity of the telegraph itself is the unconquerable antagonist of monopoly"
 The construction of the Mutual Union has been rapid, but it has been done in busi- ness like way. That is it's first step well taken; the next step forward has been se cured, and it is, we hope, now going steadily on to it's day of triumph. Within another year it will include nine-tenths of the prof. table telegraphic business of the country; it's comparatively small capital must be very profitable, and it cannot fail soon to pay handsome dividend upon it's authorized capi- tai of ten million dollars.
 Business can be better captured and re- tained by rendering efficient service than by reducing rates. Prompt dispatch secures in creased business, and where better facilities are afforded to the public it increases trade. A commercial message, even one charged for at higher rate, promptly delivered, will often make it necessary for the merchant to send three or four other messages. Com plaints lately from the various exchanges in this city have demonstrated that the faciIi- ties between the East and the West are not adequate for the prompt transmission Of bus mess during that friction of the day called business hours'' Business thus be cultivated, and in doing this we may safely trust the executive officers of the Mutual Union Telegraph company.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-21
Room Yale National Bank buildiI 

%s2s FIVE ROOMS cor Park and South streets 1; Hsiiil three Rooms i81 onRress avenue; Store with E4lN 551 State street; Store corner Whalley avenue and Orchard street. Inquire of
 JACOB HELLER, ,n0 1 Nnla Mat Hnr,n
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-21

-z FOR SALE, VFNHE right for New Haven County of a legitimate 1 wholesale business, with established trade Goods stapIe profits 30 per cent. no competition, small capital required Four sold in this city in one week. For particu ars address
 n21 3t+ 29 GREENE STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-21
TELEGRAPaIC JOTTINGs.

The funeral of the late James Lot Ridge ley, grand secretary of the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, took place yesterday afternoon from Odd Fellows Hall in Balti- more and was most imposing affair. Prom inent Odd Fellows from all parts of the coun- try were present.
 The barn of John Conness, 36x6O, two 50 feet wings at Dorchester, Mass, was burned last night with thirty tons of hay. Loss $5, 900.
 A two-story wooden dwelling in East Cam fective fue. It was occupied by Patrick Friel and Mrs. Mcguire, who lost everything they had, their loss on furniture being $2,- 900. The building, owned by William Car roll, was damaged $5OC fully insured.