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La PREDICTION DEs GELEEs.-

LA PREDICTION DES GELEES.-
Un fait curleux a etc comnunl
vu6 IA la Societ6 dcs agriculteurs
de France ct Il la Societe d'accll
matation. II parait que rien
nest plus facile que de savoir
l'avance les jours lie g6l6e EN- mai.
II s:agit tout supplement de noter
avec soin les jours de bouillard
pendant le mois de mars. Il y au
ra eu mai gelee blanche les jours
correspondents, soit un jour aupa
ravaut, SOFT un jour apres.
An premier abord, une parsille
observation semble appartenir au
domaine de la fantaisie.
Cependant, on q cite un grand
nombre dc personnes, ct, nOtam
ment, deux savauts, NM. le colo
mel Lefere ct G. Millet, qui mont
pas cesse de noter par 6crit cette
coincidence Fun, depuis quaran
| to quatre ans l'autre, depnis dix
huit ans. Jalnais lis he Sc sont
trompes.
! Ny aurait il pas la une de ces
| lois naturelles don't la science ma
pas encose le secret?
| Ii serait fort important, on lt
concoit, de connaitre a jour tixt
l'arrivee des gelees printennieres
$, fatales surtout u la vigue. Les
s, ,vignerons ct les jardiniers, avel
tis, pourraient prendIe des NEST
Tres de precautiou.
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DEUX MEDAILLES POUR UN

DEUX MEDAILLES POUR UN
CoNsUL.-Le department d'Etat
a reco du gourvernement franGa's
deux medailles dor pour 6tre re
misses NJ. Samue! Dabney. ecu
sui des Etats Unis Fayal, en- re
connaissance de services rendus
par lui l'equipage nanfrage dun
navire francais. LA loi interdi
SAINT a tout fonctionnaire ame1i
ricain d'accepter aucune medallie
decoration on present dun gou
vernement Granger, le departe
ment d'Etat gardera les medaii
les jusqu'a i'epoque OIL NJ. DAB
ney cessera d'emarger au budget
des Etats Unis. lie consul rece
vra alors les medaiilles commc sim
pie particulier.
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tOUDRE.~Vendredi vers huit
henreS du matin un dOuloureux
evenement est venu jeter dams le
deull Ia famille de Mr.. Hern,ose
ne RoOlcb9ux, sur l.habitation
Waverly, a trOls miles en- haut
Ge Thibodaux. Son fills Sam. as
slstant directeur de cette plan.a
ton Il etc foudroye lui ct son che
val, pendant quill etait ii snrveil
ler les travanx des champs. II
etait age de 81 aus ct ses funerail
les onrout lieu aujoura.hui a II
henres au cimetiess de l'eglise ca
tholique.
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LsEUCALYPTUS.- Nous aVOnS
parle souvent dc l'eucalyptns ;
c'est que Get arLre extraordinaire
semble destin6 d changer la
face du midi, notamment de FAl-
gerie. On nous apprend quill a
complement assaini les bords
maismatiques du lac de Fetzara,
pres de Bone. Recemment l'eucalyp
tus arendu possiblele sejour d. Ain
Mokhra, bourgade voisine du lac
Fetzara.
Ain MoKhra est le centre de la
considerable exploitation de fer
magnetiquede Mokhta ell Ha,lid
qul emploie q ses travaux des con
damn6S miltaires gardes par uos
s0ldats'
! Le pays etait particullerement
malsain, ct a partir du mois de JUN
les epanations du lac devenaieut
pestilentielles. AinSi, dams l'au
tonne de 1878, un detachement
de quatorze honmes perdait un
caporal, mort dun acces prrnicieux
le le2demaIn ae son entree d l'hopi
tai: deux> honmrs, sanves dun
acces se,nblable, restaient paral y
>6s: ills ont etc reformes; quaint
aux ONE autres, lis entrereut ii
l'hopital ct lis ne sont pas encore
gueris de lenrs fevres jntermitten
tes.
La Compagnie de Mok:a, don't
tous les employees etaient atteints
de la ti6vre, s'eSt occnpee de rene
dier au NAL. Ellie a pl;llte. tant
"a Ain Mokhra meme que sur lt
parcours de la vote du chemin de
fer, un Lombre d'eucalyptus. qui
en- compliant ceux de la pepiniere
des Karesas, peut s'elever soiz
ante mile. PreSque tons SOM
bien venus.
A Ia gare ct au village d'Ain
Mokhra, ces arbres, qui Ont c.e1
un ombrase qui falsait defaut, on
surtout assaini dune facoh iucro
yable ce pays, jusqu'a present il
habitable pendant l'ete. Les al
ces de tievre deviennen5 rares.
Une compagnie d'infanterie dt
Bone Il fourni le detachcmenl
d'Ain, MOklra six fois, pendant
les mois lie JUN. de juliet, d'aout
de septembre, ct trois hommes SET
lement out etc atteihts de la tievrt
Ii est utile tie dire que c'etaient
trois ieunes soldats de la clas
Sc de 1879, envoy6s Ell Algerie au
mois de .mai dals de mauvaises
conditions.
| PIusieurs baraques de canton
niers, ,situees Ie long du lac etaient
inhabitabies les hommes y mou
ralent succeSsivement, depuls quo
des plantations d'eucalyp5as on,
etc faites autour de ces mai>onS,l; |;
tievre est inconuue, on sly porte 8
mervielle.
! L'eucalyptus est susceptible
CONNIE on salt, de s'accimatel
parGont on la gelee ne Sc fait pa,
sentir. Dependant, quand il ;
quite la forme herbacee, ct quill /;
pris la forme ligueuse, il peut SUI
porter des folds de 2 ct ) dey,es
Ii pourrait meme, IA la rigueur, ST
cultiyer dams les parties on lie Ii
guier pousse ct pioiu!t des fruits
dependant il est certain que la i
ne pourrait acquerir tout son lie
veloppement. DIX mile pied
PLANES Il Ismailia, dams l'isthmt
lie Suez, ont donne de bons resul
tats. NJ. hanei s'occupe actu
llement de le propagar dams le
parties de- la campague dc Rom
sujettes Il la malaria.
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Alimentat;on par les pores.-On
sicnale un Gas ren1arquab!e dab
stinenua,a "a Battle Greek, Michigan.
La dame Henry 1xgram s'est fait
extirper plusieurs dents en- octo
bre dernier, ct l'operation a etc
su1yie de violentes nalSeeS qui,
dams l'opinion des medeclns, ont
cause une paraiySie totale de
lsestomac. LIE fait est one depuis
ce Jour ii a etc impossible la pa
tiente dsayaIer des ailments, SOFT
solides ou liquides, par les votes
naturelles. Ellie SO nonrrit par
des bains de boui'lon, lait, etc.
ct des experiences repetees ont
.lemontre qu'elle asorbe par les
pores pres dun quart du contenu
de la haignoire. Ellie Sc sent,
completement rassasiee apres
;.h,cnn de ses bains, 1T Qnand
ellie a so:f. ellie Sc desaitere Ell se
baignant dams de l'eau ccnpee de
vim on de biere, les bains d'eau
pure lui donnent des dou'enrs
dsentrailles. &c mode slngnller
ds,l;meutation semble suffisam
ment reconfortant, car Ia sahte
de Nine Ingram ne s'altere pas
ellie nest pas plus fable qua l'e
noone on ellie Sc nonrrissait con-
me tout ie monde, ct ellie Il meme
legerement engralsse.
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ADJUDICATION. --C'est aWour-
dshui, q midi qu'aura lieu l'adju-
dication deS tlavauX pour le creu.
selnent des deux ranaux, annonceS
mar le bureau des terres mareca
reuses. Quelqne soft lie prix au-
anel ces travaux Seront ad)nges.
.lseutrepreneur qui connait son
affaire ne peut pas perdre de Far
geDt.
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VETEMENTS- vois voulez
de bons v6tements de premiere
nualite ct a bon marche, address
sez.yous au superbe 6tablis>ement
de- Michel Lion, One Price Store,
en- face du marche Fraueals, Nou-
yelle-Orleans. Pour de plus am
ples reuseignements voyez Fans
nonce de cette maiSon sans egale.
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I'm monsieur entire dams un
cafa Of so fait servir un bocd.
A peine est il assls, qs'on le de
mande au dehors.
Ponr faire respecter son Verfe
en- son absence, il cole sur le des
sert un papis: sur lequel II ecf'1
ceS mOts:
.:J.ai crache deaans.' !,
Au bout de auelques lnstantf, II
reyieut ct constate que 10 pap'o'
est tonjours a sa place. :,
n alIait boire son book quano Il
lut avec effloi ces mots qn.un au
tire cousommateur await aloutes
SET moi apss!.'
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QUINCAILLERIE.- Mr.. 2. Ho
gan, Went d'ouvrir u l'encoignure
des rnes Levee ct Church, pres du
depot dn chemin de fer, TN masa
sin de quincailierie des mienx as
SORTS. Les plantenrS, charpen
tiers, ing6nieurs etc, tlouserunt
tuuiours dams Get etab'issemeut,
sfoas les outiIs ct materiauX uGces
saires a leur profession.
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-Deux indigenes, Fun de Bor
deaux ct l'autre de Marseille,
causent coutellerie Ell preuant une
absinthe.
Mon cher, dit le premier,
avee nos coute,ux on perce deux
pieces de cInque francs!
-Tu me fails rire !! s'ecrie Zen
fant de In Cannebiere. Avec un
coutean de Marseille, mon bon, on
perce lsisthme de Panama H..
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-Une mere annonce une de
ses amies que sa file va epouser
um ':architecte."
LIE petite file de l'anie entend
NAL ct dit a sd mere.
-Oh! moi aussi ie voud7ais
epouser nh archeusqne, pour avoir
des petlts enfants de ch9ur f!
Absoiumenu authentique.
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Observation-Disclosures puhlion.

Observation-Disclosures publions
dams &c num6ro, Ia charte, incorpo
rant Ia FiremenEs Hall Association.
lie plan de l'edifice que cette asso-
eiation Sc propose dc construlre
est actuelle.nent expose 5 la phar-
ma,.ia de- Mr.. JOS. L. TnibOdeaux.
Avis aux constructeurs ct capi~
talisteS.
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CouR.-La conr DE district est
toujourS Ell session ct le .lo>sier
dies afflires rri'ninelle> nest pas
encore tpuisa. Ces a:faires, don't
lps trois quarts ct la moiti6 dc
lsautp quart, sent insignitiantas,
entrainent la paroisSe dams de
grandaS depenses. Ira senle. at
faire Se,it4lse el la dtruiere II etc
appclee hier ct renvoyen Il la pvo
cnaiue session crimiueile.
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Inflammation locales.

Fo1RE A LOCKPORT.-C'e3t an
.;,urd.hui ct demain qua lieu d
iinckport la grande foire don't le
uroluit est deStine Il Il, cOnstruc
,tion dune ecolt' pubiiQue. D'a
nres les preparltifs qui ont etc
faits ct les nirssfes Gli ont etc prl
.ass. ces fetes auront tout l'attralt
= Ia comfort lAsirablaS.
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FOR SALE.

rYNHE VASTCONMODIOUS AND WE'LL
finished residence of the late DR.. p.
Dansereau, situated on jackson street.
For teruns aud conditions apply to
MRS. z. DANSERE Az.
March l9, 1881.
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Ihooting Chills Down tho BACK.

Shooting Chills Down tho Back,
Dull pain in the limbs, nausea, biliousness,
are symptoms of approaching fever and ague.
Use without delay Hostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers. which substitutes for the chilly sensation
4 genial warmth, regulates the stomach, and
imparts tone to the liver The bowels, the
stomach and the hillary gland being restored
to healthy condition, the disease is con-
quered at the outset. For sale by all Drug
gists and Dealers generally.
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SEMAINE DE kEJOUIsSANCES.--
La semaine dams laquei!e nous al
Ions ebtrer sierra une semaine de
toutes sortes de rejon;ssances.
En- premier lieu, c'est-a dire,
Mercredi proclaim, aura lien la
gtanda parade annue!la dies pom
piers. Cette parade CONNIE
toutes ceiies qui Font precedee,
donnera lieu d des rejouissances
toujours bien goutees par la popu
iation ehtiere ct faisant tonjouis
hOnneur a notre admirable corps
des pompiers.
LIE lendemain de cette parade
oaAes pompes ct tous leurs englns
Sc mont:eront dans tout l'eclat de
DECORATIONS artisteinent choisles
ct disrosees avec gof1t, sera cele
ore l'egl:se catholique, avec tou
te la pompe usuelle, la solemnlte
lie l'anniyersaire de Ia translation
des reiiques de Sainte Valerie.
LIE solr du meme jour ainsi que
/ 10 lendemain, les danes compo
SAINT Ia congregation de l'Eglise
ereshyterienne, donneront dams
Ia sale Waverly une representa-
ton dramatique qui sera certaine
men: bitn gontee du public. Cal
chacun est anxieux, tout en- ia
SAINT une bonne euvre, de voir l'C
perette IL, Pinafore, interpreted
par quarante quatre jeunes ga
eons ct jeunes files, avec des d'
cOrs especialement peints pour
n Foccasion.
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CoMEDIE.-La troupe Seymour
aouyert sd se.ie de representa-
tious dimanche !; malheuleusement
le success ,ecunaire ma pas repon-
du aux efforts qni ont etc fats
pour attirer le public. Dams une
de ses representations, on le direc
teur de cette compagnle, a relate
les Incidents dune partie de peche
au patassas, faite, il y II en- hicr
huit jours, .au Grand Bayou, l'au-
ditoire beaucoup ri. Et 81 on
en- croft la rumeur, un antenr dra
matique Sc propose de composer
uDe petite comedie, qui aurait
pour titre, La Peche aur Patassas
on une indigestion de crocodile. La
scene Sc passerait sur les rives
pittoresques du Grand bayou, ct
les personnages serait M acteur,
maltIe DIES ceremonies. an cafetier
qui remplirait IL role de Grand
echanson, un gretfier, charge des
ecritures ct specialemens de la
correspondence amoureuse ct en-
tin an coiffeur, qui ambrasse la
profession de cuiSinier pour satla-
taire le palais delicat de ses com
pagnons. Une telle pie:a doiU
s1rement faire la fortune de tOute
troupe dramatique qui salt tirer
parti de fesprit qui anime une
population qui aime ! rire.
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Mrs. S. "A. BINNINGS,
Milliner.

HAS JUST RECEIVED A NEW AND
IL elegant assortment OF LADIES
Dress Goods
Of every variety, and is also prepared to
make anything to order, in her Lane Of
BUSINESS in accord with all the LATE5T
Styles and Fashions.
Having an experience Of Twenty-Five
years she has no fear CT promising
SATISFACTION
! to all who may patronise her. Corner Th.a-
odaux snd Jtekacn stsss.a
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In connection with the above the under
signed will always have on hand full as
sortnant OF first class Sewing Machine at
the lowest Market price: also all the at
tachments, Oh aud needles at city prices.
To convince the public that he is decided to
sell cheap lie gives below the prices Of said
machines.
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II. VsG8Sss sCR.
GUM 5 NIT II,
and dealer in all kind Of
SEWING MACHINES.

The undersigned having decided to re
open business at his old stand Oh Main
street, between st. Louis and Green Streets,
takes pleasure to announce to his numerous
friends and the public i'll general that he
will always keep on hand full assortmsnt
of guns of all sizes and of different p,aues.
also complete line of Revolvers, cartridges
and hunting materials.
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tsElllA LeRvek.s'


"Elm Leaves is the felieitous title of a
collection of verses from Yale undergraduate
publications-the Yale Literary Magazine
the Yale Record and the Yale CourGnt. This
collection was made and edited by FL. S. Dur
and, of the present senior class, and Ernest
Whitney, of the junior class. It is divided
into two NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Humorous
and contains contributions from members
of various classes, as far back az the class of
40. Among the authors represented is Ed
mund Clarence Stedman, of the class of $50,
whose lode to Pastoral Romance" taken
from the Lit, is especially interesting in view
of what he has done poet since. There
are number of pleasing poems by F. Al.
Finch, of 40, and some also by 81. A. Beers,
of so. W. Z. Townsend, of this city. and
of the class of II, is represented by hn-
morous poem entitled Cupid The names
of the editors of the collection appear several
times, and each presents some meritorious
verses. The collection, which comprises
about 100 poems, viii of course be especially
interesting to Yale men, but others can also
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Children's carriages. G. Cowles & Co
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

TRINITY CHURcH.-The usual evening service al
Trinity church will be omitted tomorrow.
CENTER CHURCH:-Rev. George H. Hepworth, Of
New York, will preach in the morning and afternoon
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH Orange street, Elm)
Rev. A. J. Aubrey, of Danbury, Conn. will preach
in the morning Sunday school and Bible class at L
O'Clock noon.
FATHER GAvAzzI, the Italian patriot and preacher
Will speak tomorrow IN the No tn church at 1890
m, and will address union meeting in the Center
church in the evening.
THIRD CHURcH.-Preaching at 1890 by Samuel Har-
ris, D. D. at 315 by Rev Thos. S. Samson, of the
Calvary Baptist church. Sabbath school at D. m
Prof Northrop's Bible class will be omitted Young
peoples meeting at 7o'clock. All cordially welcome
ris will preach in the morning on the revision. In
the evening on 'sThe Father and Husband at home
being the sixth in the series of religion social life
Everybody welcome.
and 1880 p. Sunday school at II M. Young
peoples meeting at p. The pastor will preach
morning and evening" subject for the evening, 1.-THE
parable of the two sons
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Wooster Place. u. NJ
Sitter pastor Preaching by the pastor at 1880 and
7:30 Sunday school and Bible class at 10 o'clock
Subject for evening Sermon docs faith alone secure
immediate salvation ?" Every body cordially welcome
DAVENPORT CHURCH CWooster Square).-I G. Me
serve, pastor, will preach at 1890 and 7:3O p
Early prayer meeting at $3.50 sunday school al
2:30 p. m. Young peoples meeting at AS p. m
Strangers welcomed to all the services.
EAST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Humphrey street
roll ay the stone - or THE discipline diff
cuties" Evening subject, s'Take ye away stone
come.
GEORGE STREET NJ E. CHURCH between State and
Church streets).-The pastor, Rev. Vim. P. Corbit
will preach his farewell sermons preparatory to sail
ing for Europe Morning subject The joy of faith.
All responding Christians especially invited. Even
ing subject ''The great work of God" special in
Services commence at 1890 and p. m Doors
open half hour before each service. Seats free.
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Yesterday morning Robert c. Benjamin,
foreman in the paint shop at the Canal rail-
road, was taken violently crazy, which is said
to have been caused from overwork and too
much study. He took team without leave
belonging to A. T. Hall, which had been hired
by another, and was pursued by the police,
who caught him and took him to the station
house He was SO demonstrative that he had
to be confined in cell. Later Town Agent
Reynolds was notified, and he in turn con-
suited DR.. Lindsey, the health officer, re-
garding the temporary removal of Mr.. Ben
jamin to the almsnouse, the smallpox quar-
antine not having yet been raised. The doc
tor. after examining the patient, consented
to his removal, and last evening he was taken
to the town institution. It is likely that the
unfortunate man will have to be removed to
an insane asylum at an early day, where it is
hoped he will finally recover his reason. He
is said to be man of sober and industrious
habits
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Jnurnal ann Courier !.
NEW HAVEN. CONN.


Auction Sale-B. Booth.
Boats Rented-At Austin 8.
Boots and Shoes-A. Rothschtld.
Children's Carriages-Granville Weed.
Convention National Woman Suffrage Association.
d. B. V. Cat Druggists.
Dental Goods-E. L. Washburn.
Eighmie Patent Shirt It. p Merwin.
Fine Strawberries-Mix & Judson.
For Sale-Real Estate-L- f. Comstock.
Far Sale-Turf-Henry Hamilton
Fer Sale or Rent-Restatrant- Chapel street.
Fresh Fruit-D. s. Cooper
Important to AI-C. E. Longley Co.
Lost-Purse-43 Elm Street.
New Observation-Disclosures Co.
New Prices-60 Crown Street.
Notice-New Haven ommandery No. 2.
Peaches--Mix Judson.
Round Trip Tckets-Peck Bishop
RepairinR-Frank P. Sargent.
Safe Investment-B. B. Kirkland Co.
Shore Furnfture-Bowditch& Prudden.
Special Notice.. s. Mersick Co.
Sunday Services-At Calvary Baptist Church.
Sunday services-At Trinity Church.
Sunday Services-At Center Church.
Sunday Services-At st. John Street M. Z. Church.
Sunday Services-At Davenport Church.
Sunday Services-At George Street M. e. Church.
Sunday Servlces-At East Congregational church.
Sunday Services-At Church of the Messiah.
Sunday Services-At First Baptist Church
Sunday Services-Third NJ. e. Church.
Sunday Services-At North Church.
Temporary Removal-A. Thin
Vegetable Compound-Lydia e. Pinkham.
Wanted-Boy-"Box 887."
Wanted-Woman-63 Whitney Avenue.
Wanted-w oman-438 Chapel Street..
Wanted-Young Man-Edward MAllcy.
Wanted-Benoh Molders-G. F. Warner Mfg Co.
wanted-Girl-522H Howard Avenue
Wanted-Situation-69 Washington Street.
Wanted-S ituAtion-116 Crown Street.
Watches and Jewelry-H. Alderman.
Wild Pigeons-Frisbie l. Hart.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1881-06-11
Town and CITY ARairs,


A conference was held yesterday morning
between committee on the part of the Sc
| lectmen, composed of Town Agent Reynolds,
| Messrs. Andrew and Feldman, and city
| committee. composed of His Honor the Mayor
and Auditor Kimberly, regarding the final ad-
| iustment of accounts between the dual gov
| ernments known as town and city. The orig
| inal claim against the city by the town was
for 81, 900, and the city claimed as an Offset
| that the town was indebted to the city for
$5, 600. AS result of the investigation, and
after concessions on both sides, it was agreed
that the town pay over to the city treasurer
and the taxpayers will be in no way affected
as the money is taken from one pocket and
placed in the other.
Yesterday afternoon Town Agent Reynolds
| received notice from the Vermont Insane
Eldridge, of New Haven, had died there
June 9th from long continued maniacal ex-
element. and her remains had been placed in
tomb subject to the order of her friends.
The superintendent stated that he had re-
ceived occasional letters of inquiry from her
sister, but had lost the address. He had also
received letters from her brother at Brook
vile, Ct He asked that the Town Agent in
form the family, but Mr.. Reynolds has no in
formation in regard to the case. the woman
not having been sent to Brattleboro by the
town.
John Starr has brought suit against the
city to recover $4,000 damages on account
of the grading of Congress avenue. d. R.
Wright is his attorney.
John Reilly, administrator of the estate of
James Reilly, brings suit against the city for
SIC, 900 on account of the death of the lat
ter. who was killed while at work for the
city by falling tree at the corner of Chapel
and Park streets. Carelessness and negli-
gence is claimed by the attorney for plaintiff,
who is Adolph Asher.
At meeting of the Board of Selectmen
yesterday afternoon Joseph a. Keefe was
elected town constable in place of Marcus
Schwed, who declined to qualify. George
r. Bill wss the Republican candidate, and re-
ceived three votes, while Mr.. Keefe received
four The meeting night of the Board of Sc
lectmen was changed from Thursday to Fri
day.