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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1881-08-31

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9th.
By the Celebrated
CARELESS 0RCHEST RIA
Assisted by
Mrs. L. CARELESS,
Miss EDITH ULAWSON,
Mr.. B. B. YOUNG,
FIRST appearance since returning from
his studies in Europe,
Mr. Il. S. KROUSE,
Mr.. KAUFMAN, (Clsrionet)
In Vocal and Instrumental Solos and operate
Selections with
FULL ORCHE TRIAL CHORUS
New Overtures ana Grand Orchestral
Selections.
CONDUCTOR MIR. GEO. CARELESS.
KOGR "a NJ M e:
PART I.
1-Overture, "Romantique" Keller Bella
ORCHESTRA
E2-Flute Solo, Fantasy, sleep WELL. Muller
NR. GEO. HEDGE
5-Hhitz, ION the Beautiful Hudson" Bial
ORCHESTRA.
4-CayAtina, Even Brayest Heart
~ ~ p
5-Grand Vocal Selection, (Faust) GounOd
Miss EDITH CLAwsoN, Foil Chorus and
Orchestra.
PART II.
e-OVertuEe, Guy Mannering, '......... Bishop
ORCHESTRA.
7-Piano Solo, ''Silver Spring." Mason
Mr.. II. 8 KRoUSE
S-seleetion, lie Caid, - ambrose Thomas(
Ellis
ORCHESTRA.
9-Song, Waiting Heart" ................ TORY
MRS L CARELESS
10-Finale, Soldiers Chorus" .. .Gounod
FULL ChoRUs AND Orchestra
TICKETS for Sale and Box Plan at Careless
Music Store until day of Performance. No
extra Charge for Reserved Seats.
Ba-Secure your Tickets at Once. aust
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MINIATURE ALMANA

Max. Temp, 31 Min. Tenn. 22; Total Rainfall or Melted Snow inches and 100ths), 10 Max. velocity of wind, 20 miles per hour.
 J. H. SHERMAN, Observer
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zkk45 TWO Tenements-one up stairs and ono |zsiid down-six rooms each, at No. 56 Edwards E2.V street city and well water and gas; price own stairs $13.5 50, up stairs $11.5O. Apply at
 NO. 5S EDWARDS STREET,
 or S2 FRANKLIN STREET, a7tf
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

Another Dynamite Plot Uneartheti.
 LONDON, April G.-The authorities of the custom house to-day received second warn ing of plot to blow up that building with dynamite and gunpowder. similar warn ing was received some few days ago, but it was regarded as hoax and but little atten- tion was paid to it, although the authorities took every precaution to prevent the execu- tion of the threat This second warning is more explicit and seems to point to real conspiracy. The custom house is situated in Lower Thames street not far from the tower of London. It contains the offices of the secretary, the surveyor general of the port, the law officer of customs, the comptroller of accounts and the statistical departments. The building itself is not of very imposing appearance, but the business done within it's dingy walls is immense. In addition to the outside care of the police it has it's own spe- cial corps of watchmen, and is moreover guarded night and day by detachment of military from the tower near by Within the last few days this guard has been doubled.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Politics in Virgin1a-Whfch Give Rise to
 Another Dny'sTalk in the Senate-Bay-
 ards Speech Answered by Sherman
 CoIored VIrginians Wait on the Presf-
 dent-Their Tribute to Mahone-Tallx
 of an Extra Session-Other Matters.
 WASHINGTON, April 6.-The debate in the Senate went on to-day as usual without any signs of weariness either on the part of those participating or those who were con- pelled to undergo the tortureof listen ing to the monotonous rehash of old arguments. After the Senate had come to order the Vice President laid before it the pending business-the resolution for the election of Senate officers. MT. McPherson, of New Jersey, succeeded, however, in getting 8 petition of certain citizens of New Jersey relating to the imprisonment by the British authorities of Michael Boynton referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations. Some attention was attracted to Senator Malone by 8 very handsome floral anchor that rested on his desk, the gift of colored Virgfnians in Washington as a token of appreciation of the s.manly stand taken by him in the defence of free speech, free schools 8 fair vote and an honest count' At 12:30 Mir. Bayard began
 
 attitude He reviewed the proceedings of the session to show that when the actual ma jority of the Senate was discovered the Dem- ocrats withheld opposition, the records will show, and consented to the organization of the committees. Now, however, the Democrats had only been using their just rights to check the desire of the majority to avoid action on the business for which the session was called together. He then went into precedents He denied the parallel be- tween the present case and that of two years ago. Then the session of the Senate was an open one, and besides that one of the incum- bent officers who was then displaced had de- clared himself a partisan. Now a change o1 officers is uncalled for and out of place. The fact of the neglect of the Republicans to con slider executive business and the petty ex- cuses they presented for it furnished just ground for Democratic opposition. He ac- knowledged that the issue was the Virginia contest. The Republicans could not afford to SOW the seeds of general repudiation in any measure, but their recognition of repu- diationist and his friend was closely akin to it. The failure of any true Democrat to ex- ercise all parliamentarian rules to defeat as- sault on the credit of any State in the Union was gross neglect of duty. Surely the end. the disintegration of the Democratic party of Virginia, could not justify the means and the means could not justify themselves. This was the speakers case. On this was his op- position grounded and thus would he stand. Senator Bayard continued until half past two o'clock. Mir. Sherman then spoke. He called the attention of the last speaker to the fact that even freeman's privileges might be abused. When any party used the rules of the Senate for opposition reasons they were trespassing on revolutionary grounds. The speaker had expected more weighty req sons for the position of the Senator from
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LOCAL NEWS.
The Court Record.

City Court Criminal Side-Judge Shel
 don.
 Elias Kober, breach of Sunday law, $17 3e costs Mary Knowlton, Wales o. Hotchkiss and Laura Main, keeping house of ill fame, to April II; William Butler, James Mense and Jesse Smith, residing in same, to April II; Margaret Welch and Ellen Spencer, keeping same, to April 9; Mary De We're, John Connor, Carrie Post, Belle Williams and Daniel Doherty, residing in same, to April 9; Michael Fahy, taking horse without permis- sion of James Beers, $7.72 costs and thirty days in jail James Whalen, jr., to April 13.
 Selling Stock to Jay Gould.
 C. S. Bushnell, of New Haven, brought a suit a short time ago in the Supreme Court against R. M. Pomeroy, E. H. Nichols and Oliver Ames for $10, 900 on special con- tract for services in effecting & lease of the central branch of the Union Pacific Railroad company, and in negotiating sale of defend ants stock in that company. Mir. Bushnell effected lease of the road to Commodore Garrison, but before he could sell the stock in accordance with the contract the defend ants themselves sold it to Jay Gould for about $2, GOO, ,OOO. It was set up in defence to the action that NIT. Bushnell was authorized to lease the road only o William H. Vanderbilt, and that in leasing it to Commodore Garrison he had himself broken the contract and also that the defendants had entered into the con- tract as directors of the railroad company, and had, therefore, incurred no personal ia- bility, even if any existed. MT. Bushnell claimed that it was his efforts to induce Com modore Garrison to buy the road that led MT Gould to make the purchase. The trial of the case was finished Monday, and the jury declared themselves unable to agree Hdrtt ford Post.
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FOR SALE.

hnAA THE PROPERTY known as No. 65 Dixwel sA avenue consisting of large lot, with house and -.Hl barn thereon. House contains II rooms, with modern conveniences, and is arranged for two fannilies Large gta1Is with ample carriage room Would rent if not sold by May 1st. The prop erty is offered at bargain and on easy terms
 na3I GEO. A. ISBElL.
 FOR RENT,
 ,sesA Barn in rear of my residence, 236 Orange siiiis street. Possession given immediately. EIlf J. D. DEWELL, afa
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SITUATION WANTED. RY respectable girl to do second work in a prf 1S vate family !; good references given. Call at
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THE SOUTH.
N Orth Carolina.

A Live Corpse Carried From Prison.
 GoLDsBoRo, April 6.-Kinchen Ginn, a ne- gro was placed in the black ward in the pen itentiary with another convict Monday. That night the other convict died. Yesterday the remains were placed for burial in rude pine box full of knot holes At an early hour this morning Ginn placed the corpse in his own bed, carefully covering it up, then at tired himself in the burial clothes that had been on the dead man, and got into the cof- fin. Soon afterwards the potter's field grave digger entered fastened the coffin top down with a few nails, tumbled the box into the wagon and drove off to the burying ground On the road Ginn burst from the coffin and fell upon the grave-digger, who fled to the woods. Ginn drove off and no trace of him can be found
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HOUSE corner York and South streets, late- &iiH ly repaired and painted; also Cottage and @.4 Barn, Allingtown Heights. Apply at oface of ap7 It E. VALLEY.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Rhode Island.
The UsuaIResuIt.

PROVIDENCE, April 6.-The election for State officers and Legislature passed off with out much interest. There were four tickets in the field-the Republican, Democratic, Prohibition and Greenbacker. Governor Littlefeld and all the other State officers were reelected by majorities ranging slightly above 5000 over all. Thomas A. Doyle, Mayor of Providence for fifteen years. pre- vious, was elected State Senator from this city. The Greenbackers boiled 27s votes in the whole State
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, April 6. FIOUR-In fair demand and shade hrmer at A 40 as4 for shipping extras and S2 S6a$3 50 for No Southern four quiet and unchanged WHEAT-Options AaHc lower. Spot sales of No. red winter at $1 25a1 25k No. do., at S1 21a4 No. White at $1 2214as1 22ss and mixed winter at $1 21K. and steamer mixed at 5S.
 OATS-Inactive No. White, 57H; No. mixed, 48k4-A.
 RYE-strong at $1 O6Ea1 O7 BARLEY-Nominal.
 PORK-Du1l $I5 for old and SIG for now. LARD-Lower and demand fairly active spot sales of western steam at $11 CO., and city do, at BIO S0 BEEF-Quiet and unchanged. CUT MEATS-Steady and in moderate demand. HAMS-Pickled hams, 9La9a do., shoulders, 6 "a 6E.
 WHISKY-Nominal.
 T ,LLOW-Unchanged. APPROPRIATENESS firm fair gales. SPOT COTTON Quiet midlands, 10 11-16 futures steady. BUTTER-New creamery choice 34a35; for good to fair 92a33 State dairy. half hrin tubs choice P a28; do good at 24a25: fair at 20a22; dairy Welsh tubs, choice, 27 {; do fair to good at 2ia24.
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Illinois.
Arctic Weather Ina April.

AfcGlC W eHLlBF pFIIs
 CHICAGO, April 6.-The weather continues cold and frosty, but the snow is gradually disappearing. The ground is bare in spots, but high snow banks still rule, and it will take weeks of such weather to dissipate them. A private letter from New Orleans says |: I've have to keep fires in our grates to be comfortable. Such cold weather in April has never been known here before. The fruit crops have suffered much in this part of the country from recent frosts."
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

dispatch from Athens says the powers have agreed on joint representation to Greece with an object to induce her accept ance of a frontier line as agreed upon by the ambassadors.
 A collision with the police occurred at Bal inamore, county Leitrim, Ireland, yesterday While the constables were protecting pro- cess server they were attacked by 200 men and women armed with sticks and stones. The constables fired on the mob, inflicting fatal injuries.
 Ohieno Jameno, the brother of the Mexican who was hanged at Santa Barbara Tuesday, has been caught by the Santa Barbara vigi- lance committee. He denies any participa- tion in the rape and murder of Mrs. Sargent, and offers to prove an alibi. The committee are now trying him, and as it is believed he is guilty he will probably be hanged.
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Furnessia from Glasgow, the Niagara from Havana, the Wieland from Hamburg. Philadelphia-Sailed the Ohio for Liver pool.
 Queenstown-Sailed, the Baltic for New York
 Sailed. the Mosel from Bre- men for New York.
 Plymouth-Arrived, the Herder from New York for Hamburg.
 Liverpool-Arrived, the Lake Nepigon from Portland
 Havre-Sailed, the Silesia from Hamburg for Navv Vorlr
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AContrast1nthe Weather.

NEW YORK, April 6.-The weather has been very cold and disagreeable on account of the dust, the velocity of the wind being from IS to 20 miles an hour. The temperature at 3 a. m was 35, p. m. 32, midnight g. It is stated that ten years ago to-day, during a German parade, that several persons were sunstruck, the thermometer ranging at 80 douraos
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
NEW YORK, April 6, Is

NEW YORK, April 6, 1881. Money closed at per cent. Exchange steady at 4S1 1za484 Governments closed firm.
 The market exceedingly dulI but a firm tone set in after opening and prices advanced E to 1sl per cent in the general list the final sales weregeneraly st the highest figures of the day The principal business was in coal, granger and trunk line shares. Express stocks were firm.
 [Closing prices reported the private wire of BUNNEI4L & SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers.l
 NEW YORK; April 6-3 P M.
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FOR RENT.

ha THREE-ST0RY basement and attic brick ssa house. corner of College and Grove streets G.N with all the modern improvements; house in perfect repair Also two tenenlents IO6 and O Grove street. between College and High streets
 ALFRED WALKER. S5 Orange Street ual5 If or E. M. WARD. 139 Coega Street.
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NEW YORK.
A Lndy Instantlx Killed

Lady Instantly Killed. NEW YORK, April 6.-Judith Terrain, Ca years old, was instantly killed this morning by her dress being caught in the machinery of Harper's publishing house.
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FOR RENT.

A=& Store and Tenement, Broadway; 2d floor,
 iia Orchard street. Wha1ley avenue, $10 2d
 |IU floor 29 Auburn street whole House, Clinton avenue, Grand street, $15 whole House. Middle town avenue; whole House, 137 Henry street.
 For Sa1e-Two-fannly House and Barn in the west part of the city, $2 300; oue Clinton avenue St. John street. Atwater street, Whitney avenue, Dwight street. Orchard street and nice place Ferry street all to be sold cheap. Ofiee hours-12 to daily, to 9evenings. A. M. HOLMES, ] -ahE O
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TO RRNT

ARAh The suit of ofaoes over our banking house
 ssa corner of Chapel and Orange streets. A tatis li1 factory party can obtain lease for a term o yeaFH. Apply on the premises.
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FOR SAIE.

eA The fine residence of the late Samuel Russell.
 iia corner of Park and George streets only five sQ minutes walk from the postofhce The house ig large and modern style, with all tho conyenfencez usually found in strictly hrstclasH house. Lot l5e feet on Park street. 220 feet George street. rum ming through to Spruce street. The grounds are stocked with trees and vinee bearing the choicest rieties Of fruit in great abundance The house with T6 feet on Park street running through to Spruce street including barn, will be sold separate If de- sired Apply to E. BLAOKMAN
 nl6 1I4 York st, COZ. Chapel st Ne1r HaYsu
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FOrSaleW Exchange

&@ IHAvE Building Lot 150x100 feet facing on Rowe, Peck and English streets, Fair Haven, also State street. and another Sycamore street. will sell them at very low price easy payments or exchange for small house. VIM GAY,
 GAY BROTHERS,
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TO RENT.

IO KENT. |SA*A ONE house State street, Bradley, 8 hSiH stories, Il rooms tenement of 5 or 6 rooms kI corner State and Bradley, $12 month. One Brick Barn. 25 Union street, will rent single stalls by the week month.
 One Brick Factory, with 2o-horse water power, 3stories high suitable for light manufacturing busi ness, x miles from the Green. Inquire at No. 8e Grown street. a7h GLOSON HALL.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK, April 6.-Sailed, the Rotter- dam for Rotterdam, the Vile de Marseilles for Havre, the Algeria for Liverpool. Arr rived, the yandalia from Hamburg, the
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Stall 8 City Market.

ANRESH Country Eggs 200 dozen; Pure extra fine U New Milch Butter, 32c lb., 34 $1 Fall and Win ter Dairy Butter for 1s 25 and BOG lb; Fall Cream Cheese, 16c Ib; Neufchatel Cheese, 6c each Maple Sugar, 15c Maple Syrup $1 10 gallon. Light expen- ses. quick sales and small profits.
 A. E. Dic<erman's Butter Stall,
 ar,7 O fI4.,
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Real Gstate.
THE FOLLOWING AnTE RE AT. ESTATE

THE FOLLOWING
 I VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. l Centrally located, will be sold April 9th, 1881, at 10 o'clock .. me,
 On the premises at Public Auction unless previous "A The commodious and gentesl residence of s:H the late John J Phelps. Esq, No Wooster rooms. and is supplied with modern improvements, gas. furnace water and sewer connections: The lot over tao hundred feet deep with conveniently ar o abo1t ss feet by % feet desp on the rear above premises. frontage on Chestnut street.
 sns spa chanSt Street. 1ol feet front by 13s feet eep together with the large double dwell Wster aoa1s and I seTor connections well arranged house for first class boarding house or private res- A good opportunity for investors. Better than Government 8 per cents. No postponement on 'ala For par'ifa5sMFlA GpMARp Hhps z. REEoHER Adm,r
 nla26 lit z 100 East Water street.
 TO RENT,
 sR4& THE HOUSE No. PA Grown street from May HSsssH 1st. For particulars, inquire at
 iI ape At II KENsINGToN STREET.
 TO RENT,
 dfAs STORES Nos. 166 and 16s Wooster street ;id city water gas, and sewer connections Apply MiI to AMOS F. BARNES SON, ] ap6tf 2s5 State Street.
 FOR RENT, ifEa DWELLING NC House Nc No 2ls whalIey avenue. E.I Upper part of House Nc; 1ss Henry street.
 McALISTER 6 WARREN, a6 St T Church street.
 TO RENT, IR44 LOWER Tenement No 15 Silver street. five ;iH rooms, water and gas. Possession immediate HUI ly. c. J. M0NSON, a6tf 274 Chapel street.
 TO RENT. Asfs House on St John street. near Olive, ss60 Isia s Foote 180. El |" Leonard 1sO.
 @ Clark 'S 325.
 d Dwight 300.
 " [" Humphrey 192. 't (" Nicon 12O.
 1" TrumbuI s 5e0. .ea-a- ..-r's tt Wooster ss $50. 4 Tenements in Merwins Block. S144 to $192. r- MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, ap6 237 Chapel Street.
 TO RENT, &Aa ROOMS Nos. 6, and 15 in Mitchel1s Build Miid ing sos Chapel street Inquire of AsU ma10 eodtf M. HERRITY, Room No g. A REAL ESTATE BOOM
 (SO CAILED) &4 Is in full blast in New York and other cities WiiI and seems to have started in this city. Six M.V sales were made in block within week. and many in other directions. There was never better opportunity to make mon than at this tme and people begin to realize others are waiting until Real Estate has advanced 50 per cent, then will purchase It will not be many months before some who read this will repeat it to naA. JUST RECEIVED, few frst-class applications for loans on Western Farm Mortgages Large security I and per cent. interest, payable in New York. Invited to call upon us.
 A
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First-CIass Rasidenca eo-Sola

faeA OWING to contemplated change in businea.
 ssa location the ensuing fa1l offer my residence eX corner of Eaet Grand and Ferry streets, for sala This is by far the finest place in Fair Hsvsn fruit in bearing condition. House built of foundA- ton seone contains ten rooms, all heated by steam also gas and water stationary range and wash tuba Large barn and carriage house; accommodations for i've horses gas and water; room for man. Large hsnnery and garden. Parties meaning business csn apply on the premiseA
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PRIVATE family of three adults wish to let A from May 1st to a gentleman and wife, one or two single gentlemen choice alcove room second floor, furnished unfurnished. Modern convenien- ces. Unexceptionable neighborhood. Reasonable
 rates without board. Address
 unai0 If HOME PLACE. CoIJRIER Office.
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ieAs=a THE lower part with three chambers) of
 3iia very convenient house, 516 Howard avenue,
 .N facing Park street. Has all improvements and onyeniences for comfort for small family. Call af er P. ID. at 3Ol George street. GEO. ". PECK. maI6 If
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EDWARD ENGET.

Money Loan O6ace.
 IT IBERAL adyances, in sums to suit, will be made N 4 on Merchandise and Personal Property Of every description. All legal transactions strictly conhden tia1 ja4 3m
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r NOTICE.
 ANDREW HI. LAVALAYE. ENoR the past fifteen years foreman of the gliding II department of Evarts Cutler Esq., is now locat- ed at 15 Church street, and is dealing in Engravngs chromos. Photographs Black Walnut and Gold Mir TOTS, Cornices and Picture Frames. Gold Frames and Rs-gilding speciality. All work done in the best manner and at lowest prices
 ANDREW H. LAVALAYE, aTQ
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heAA FROM May 1st, 3 new brick houses of Il rooms sssd each situated about 12 minutes walk from iI City Market have all the modern con- 7eniences and will be rented low. Apply tO
 B. MANVILLE 2E CO.,, Carriage factory 20 Wooster, or house 70 Wooster q
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Special Inducements

Special Inducements Is lbs. splendid Turkish Prunes for s1 Splendid Cucumber Pickles, Sc doz
 Ginger Snaps, Sc ID. lbs splendid Oyster Crackers 25c. dozen Florida Oranges, 35c. Nice Oranges. 18c dog. Extra large nice Lemons 1Sc dog. Parsnips, 25c peck. 3qts. Red Kidney Beans, 25c. 8 qts. Dried Peas, 25c. onr assorted Preserves in lb. pais sell very fast only 28c pail. Block Island Goldfish, Dc lb. Splendid nice fat Mackerel, 1c and % apiece. Is bars Babbitt's Best Soap, $I. The largest bar Of nice Soap for 5c in the city. Everything at the very lowest price for cash
 ID. M. Welch & Son,
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FOR, RENT.
To Rent-440 State Street.

heAA THE HOUSE. No. 16I Temple street, second
 ssssiI house in first brick block north of Grove E.Il street. All conVeniences and premises in per feet order. s. s. MALLETT, No. 2sO Chapel street.
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.OR RERT
FOR RENT.
EOR RENT.

kHA FURNISHED house at 94 Hill street, with all
 isiH the modern improvements, good well of water
 iIl and large garden. Proprietor would prefer to board with the family. Call at the premises, or at
 ua14 If 52 ORANGE STREET.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Capture of s1oonshtners.

PrTrsBURG, April 6.-United States officers arrived here this morning with four moon sinners, who for some time past have been successfully conducting illicit distilleries in the mountains of Somerset county A posse under command of Assistant United States District Attorney Woods captured two copper stills and destroyed two hundred gallons of whiskey, number of fermenting and yeast tubs and razed the buildings of the moon sinners. The prisoners were committed for
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FOR SALE,
FOR KENT.

MA A NEW AND CONTIGUOUS HOUSE on s,S Sherman avenue, handsomely fitted with mod II ern convenieaees, and most pleasantly located. VIII De sold at great bargain. Inquire at
 my12 dtf THIS OFFICE.