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Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-25
SHORE PROPERTY
FOR SALE OR RENT.

kA4 THE subscriber will commence the sale of K!H Building Lots on the Parker Estate at the Cove Eii in East Haven on favorable terms, upon appli- catiOn for improvement.
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FOR RENT,

M BARN on Bradley street. near Orange :; 1dfRN good Carriage House and Stalls with three E4X Afnished rooms all connected with water, -S4A- gas and sewer; a good place for boarding or livery stable. Apply at
 ie25 If IS LINCOLN STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-25

I&A The suit of offices over our banking house, aiiH corner of Chapel and Orange streets. eatis- &silg factory party obtain lease for term of years. Apply on the premises
 10tf W. T. HATCH SONS.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-25

FosTER-In this city, June 24th William L. Foster, Funeral from his late residence 341 Orange street, Monday at o'clock. Burial at the convenience of t6o Fa,11iIv 2tr DiCKiNsoN-1n this city, June 2lst, Mrs. Lucinda Dickinson, aged 82 years.
 Funeral this Saturday> at D. m. from No IT Prout street. Burial at the convenience of family. PECK-The funeral of the late Mary Adela Peck will take place Saturday at 2:S0 p m from the Calvary Rantist Church Prayers at the residence of her parents, 199 Henry street, at o'clock. Relatives and friends invited to attend without furth<r mo- tica.
 MONAGHAN-Entered into rest at Rensselaer,, 1ndi- ana June 17th, Jane wife of John Monaghan of this city aged TS years Buried at Rensselaer.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-25

and others wishing to learn to cut dress and coahs, dolmans &c., &c., to call at 1T4 Chapel street, Room 16, second hoor and Hecklingers New System, as taught by Chas. HeckInger, of 65S Broadway, New York. This is the most complete and dressmaker needs it. 1t easy learn and may be learned by any one in short tine Hours from 10 a. m to p. m and to D. m je23 St CORSET HANDS WANTED. STRAIGHT sT1TCHERs and JoINERs, o chimes running by power. Good straight Stitchers S6 to S7.o0 per week. Joiners or Closers from $7.50 t. So. few learners will be taken. Steady work guaranteed throughout the year. Also stitchers to work at home. Work delivered and called for. Work given all kinds of machines Learners will be taught gratuitously.
 PsEs9Rs desiEo4s of sttshing having no aGnpe1 MACHINE, and take work for pay in small install ments.
 MAYER, STROUSE & CO.,, je22 Inn 41Court Street.
 GOOD HELP. TNHosE in need of good help for either city. coun their advantage to call at No a9s Grand street worthy help of all nationalities. je21 St
 Agents Wanted to Sell LNAMILY Bibles, photograph albums, dictionaries. M histories, religious and standard books or Importers and booksellers, 25e Chapel street, New Haven, Conn; 66 State street, Hartford. Conn. street. N Y: Gay Brothers Co, l7 Murray street. N. Y.: and, Philadelphia Pa., 722 Chestnut street; Singer building; Cleveland ohio Atwater building; a aspTingheId Mass, sos Main street; Syracuse, N Y. Louisville Ky, 107 Fifth avenue je2l WANTED. 50 Old Sewing Machines to Clean
 and Repair.
 ready to go out to all parts of the city and at A tend to machines that are out of order Ut the house. Charges from soc. to S1.5O parts extra.
 FRANK F. SARGENT,
 22 Center Street, near the Postof:ice.
 WANTED, For Shore Houses, Cooks, Laundresses, Waiter Girls, Chambernafds, Kitchen Girls, Dishvashers, and Girls for genera housework. Apply at once at
 Browns Employment Office, je2 I'm" 191 Meadow Street.
 GAUDEFROY'S EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. NY suitable girls wanting places to go to work in anes street and leave her addresses at the office By doing so they will have my1o ''- ' -''- O aAUDEFRoY.
 $5.OOO Wanted IN AN established manufacturing business that will pay 35 per cent, besides salaries and expenses. Address
 je14 12t "REX,' New Haven P. o.
 WANTED YEyO buy, lot of secondhand Furniture andCar- A pets Highest cash price paid Orders by mai promptly attended to, at
 o20 28 CHURCH ST.
 WANTED, INEXPERIENCED Buttonhole Makers H ELM CITY SHIRT O., ma23 Corner State and Court.
 Second Hand Clothing W hnnUb and old Ordar Inv naiI w promptly attended to. 82 GROWN STREET, a2t three doors from Music Hall.
 $. w. Searfe,
 Surveyor and Civil Engineer, No. Conn. Savings Bank Building, s1 CHURCH STREET
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ReaI Gstate.
FOR RENT,

heAA SIX rooms, up stairs, in house No. C1arl &tlH street. City water and we'll 1nquife
 U,V my24 If pN THE PREMISES
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-25

| meantime of large comet in hours 33 minutes right ascension and Al degrees north declination.
 1 LONDON, June 24.-A comet has been ob-
 served from several points in Great Britain. | The nucleus is bright and well defined. and
 the tail is estimated to extend four or five de- 1 grees.
 Bradstreet's Weekly Review of Trade. NEW YORK, June 24.-Advices as to the general trade situation have been received by Bradstreet this week from thirty three cities I throughout the United States. While noting 8 1 Hull in business customary at this season of | the year from many points, particularly in 1 the West and Northwest, word comes of con- ! tinued activity in important lines. Reports confrmatory of short wheat crop, embar-
 rassments caused by the general depression in the pig iron market and the railway com petition with the lake and canal route to the seaboard, constitute striking feature of the general condition of American industry and
 trade. The number of failures throughout the United States and Canada reported to Bradstreet during the past week was 93, an increase of 27 over the record of the preced-- ing week. This increase is distributed over the entire country, with the exception of the New England States, which show slight de- crease.
 Shot For Having Too Much Tongue.
 NEW YORK, June 24.-William M. Dean, an engineer, aged thirty-sever, attempted to murder his wife this afternoon at his resi- dence. He fired four shots at her from a small pocket pistol. All four bullets took effect. Mrs. Dean is thirty-fve years of age, the mother of seven children, three of whom alive. She says her husband has been jealous of her without cause and had been disputing the paternity of all his chil- dren. Dean, when asked the motive for the shooting, replied that she had too much tongue.
 End of Famous Will Case. D NEW YORK, June 24.-After 8 protracted litigation extending over period of more than three years Surrogate Calvin to-day rem dered decision in the contested will case of Mrs. Caroline A. Merrill. He holds that the will is invalid as the testator was laboring under ''insane delusions'' when she executed it and her property, which is valued at about $500, ,O0O, goes to her nephew and adopted son, George Merrill Great interest was manifested in the litigation, as several high dignitaries of the Roman Catholic Church were benefciaries under the will. An inn mense volume of testimony was taken before the surrogate and in Italy, France and other countries 11Ddnr commissions
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-25
FOR SALE,

MA valuable farm in the town of Oxford, sit b,s11 uated at Chestnut Tree Hill, containing be- EiiI tween 50 and 60 acres, divided into meadow, pasture and woodland. There 125 choice grafted apple trees which last year grew 500 bushels of apples besides pears, quince and plum trees, new barn and wagon shed also l 200 cords of wood and timber and one of the best trout streams in the State running through the wooded portion, and two never failing springs in the pasture. The land Is well fenced with stone wall For further informa- ton, inquire or address
 O' FREDERICK BEECHER,
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8oar0 a1tS 8galns: =g

Furnished Rooms with Board. AA TWO nicely furnished Rooms, either sepa-
 iH rately or together, pleasantly situated in very
 W desirable locality, with board, can be obtained at reasonable rates by applying at je15 If 529 CHAPEL ST., Park st.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-25

Bakery For Sale or Rent.
 AnAss The we'll furnished and equipped Bakery, k45IH with convenient tenement and barn. located Elll in West Winsted, Conn.,, and well situated Tor doinq good business will be sold or rented req sonable terms. Apply to L. B. BARBER,
 i25 3t# No. Monroe st., West Winsted, Ct.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-25
FOR RENT,

'RAA THE VERY pleasant second story Tenement fiia at Il Kimberly avenue. Inquire j
 .lll iaa4 2ta THE PREMISESaa
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-25
FOR RENT.

34s@ The lower part with three chambers) of Et;iH first class house, 516 Howard avenue. Has al E5IIh the modern conveniences and improvements Rent S325 per year. Also several rooms over 5! Church street. Call at 3O1 GEORGE STREET,
 ap22 Geo. Vim. Peck
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LOST.

1 BLACK AND WHITE SETTER DOG an A)SA swers to the name of Frank; black leather collar with silver plate with name, Frank Thomp son, Elliott House. Number 410' Suitable reward will be paid his return to the steward of Qu1nnt piac Club 416 Chapel street. je25 It
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-25
FOR RFNT

Ika Part of Front office, cheap to right parti .s. i1d Inquire at
 E!W a15tf NO. 2HoADLEY BUILDING.
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NOTICE

YNNHE annual meeting of 'Contractors to Rebuild N and Support Union Wharf and Pier in New Ha ven" will be held Monday, 4th July, at o'clock D. T. h- TROWBHlDGE, Olerk:
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-25

COunGfy hGSIU6uC6 EUE ShIOs
 jRAA THE property of the late e. H. Clinton, cod-
 iissH sisting of Dwelling House, Barn, and twenty
 iU acres Of land. eight acres in the town of Wood bridge the remainder in Westvine adjoining. It is sifuated on the stage about four miles from the-City Hall The house is of Gothic style containing nine rooms, and commands fine view of the city harbor East and West Rock, Sc. thriving young orchard adjons, with variety of apple pear peach trees About one-thrd of the land is cultiva- ted and the remainder woodland. For further infor- nation, inquire on the premises. or address
 je24N6t P. o. BOX 216, Westville Ct.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-25
FOR RENT,

dR&AA ONE Tenement, containing rooms and a
 R;iH tic water and gas. Inquire on the premises NtiiI je24 6t1 4OS HOWARD AVENUE.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-06-25
FOR RENT.

N
 f4es GOOD STORE on Chapel street. For par je94 Ct $40 Chapel Street.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-24
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Common. Pleas, Court
of Starkscounty, Ohio.

Enos II. Brosius
VS. In the Common. Pleas" "Court
ance g. Wheeling t4
r. r. Co., ct al.
David Jones and all other persons holding bonds o
said Railroad Company not yet presented to the
referee (the true names Of said persons and their
places of residence being unknown) will take notice
that on November 80 1880 the defendant Clinton b.
Fisk, trustee, filed supplemental cross petition in
said action against them and all other defendants in
said action setting forth that the Indebtedness OF said
railroad company, on The day Its property was sold,
on Its bonds and coupons. 1858 Tl0S5 that there
was paid on right OF claims and other prior liens
1904 54 leaving SIG 46 to apply said bonded
Indebtedness; that bonds and coupons amounting TO
S33i 6S have been presented and l5l626 paid on
them leaving SlO76S in reserve for bonds that may
be presented In due time.
That there are no more of said companys bonds
and coupons that were lien on Its property or en-
title TO share in said fund and that the balance
said fund should be dist lbuted amongst the bond
and coupons already presented.
TIL I the persons above described claim TO hold
some of said bonds and coupons and to be nti5ed to
share in said fund, and praying that said persons he
made defennants and required to answer setting up
validity thereof and what dividends they may be en-.
titled to and that any balance of said reserve fund
may be divided pro rata amongst bonds and coupons
that have already, or shall by answer day, be pre-
Bented.
Said parties must answer said supplemental cross
petition before March q, 1881.
CLINTON B. FISK, Trustee.
By Lynch, Day Lynch, his Attorneys,
Ian20-pW
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AtpaI.
LeqaL Notice.

Thomas Evans who resides. as ia believed, in the
State Of Colorado Is hereby notified that on the 22nd
day OF January, A. d. 1881, Mary Evans filed her
swer and cross petition In the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Stark county, Ohio in the case of Thomas
Thomas against Mary Evans, Thomas Evans, vii,
liam Reynolds and John Davis wherein said Thorn
as ThOmns alleges that on the Dist day OF July, A
1875. the said Mary Evans and Thomas Evans exc
Cuted and delivered TO William Reynolds their
prOmssOry note for $500 payable three years after
date, with interest," and to SECURE the payment Oi
said note they executed and delivered TO said Ray
nOlds their mortgage deed on certain house and lot
In Alliance, Stark county, Ohio known as the
Union Hotel property That the said Mary Evans
was the owner In her own right of said real estate
and that note and mortgage were given to said Ray
nolds as trustee for said Thomas Evans to reimburse
him for improvement made on sai0 premises AS the
husband Of said Mary Evans. That said note was
afterwards August H. 1875 indorsed to said Thorn.
as Evans. and then on Dec. l5 1875 indOrsed by said
Thomas Evans TO John Davis, and then tndorstd by
John Davis TO the plalntf on the llth day OF Sep.
tenber 1876 and all said indorsemer Is were for val
liable considerations The PRAYER of said petition Is
that an Pccount may be taken OF the amount due on
said note and said premises be ordered TO pay the
same.
The answer and cross.petItion of the said Mary
Evans alleges that note and mortgage was obtained
by said Thomas Evans by fraud and duress and
without any consideration. Tina the assignments
mentioned In said petition were without cansdera
tOn, and that the said Thomas Thomas is not the
bona tide holder said note for valuable consider
alton paid. That he holds said note merely as the
agent ana trustee OF said Thomas Evans; that said
Note and mortgage are the property OF said Thomas
Evans In tact, and were assigned to said Thomas
Thomas for collection merely, and to avoid any de-
lenses or set offs that the said Mary Evans might
have against the same. The prayer OF said cross pc
tOn Is that the said Court will order and adjudge
said note to be delivered up and cancelled and the
title of said Mary Evans In said premises be quieted
as against the same and for general relief,
the said Thomas Evans Is required to answer said
petition before the 26th day of March, A
D. 1881 LAUGHLIN u LAHM, -
jan27.lw Att'ys for MARY EVANS
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NartEtu.
VARIETY SCRAPS,

foot note-the shoemRkers bill,
An impressive man-the pressman.
An unpalatable dish-cold shoulder.
The whole country is full Of weather.
The lap of luxury-cat eating cream.
A study in oil the attempt to get a sardine out
whole.
A female compositor has been aptly termed a
calico printer.
Opposition is the life OF trade, but some don't
think so.
A pen may be driven, but the pencil does best
when 1t is lead,
To realize how 1t feels to be better of, sit down
on a hot stove.
The man who went west for his health said he
Nevada better time
The talk of there being no sunshine in this life
is all moonshine.
The man with oreak In his boots should never
suffer thirst.
farmer can raise mortgage with ploW
more readily than with derrick.
AhS WOAtuOA Ihh nChAOoly Ub Uhlleu
while heavy "dews" are seen every morning
Ladies should remember that the sweetest lips
are the soonest chapped.
An epitaph for faithful car conductor: he
took his last fare well.
Bob Ingersol said that 1t was drinking hotel
coffee which first made him an atheist.
lady need not necessarily be nervous or ath
letic to Jump at an Offer
Even criminals like paragraphs; that Is to say
they like short sentence.
General Garfield is said to be the first active
Knight Templar who has ever been elected Pres.
iient
Tottie: II wonder why dolls are always girls
TomH" Because the boys hate being made babies
Of"
Philadelphia antiquarian who married
young widow says she is the most interesting
relict he has ever found.
A Michigan stump speaker boldly announced
the other day that 1.-THE country is drifting into
arnica"
Kansas paper ends marriage notice: 1.-THE
couple left for the East on the night train, where
they will reside"
A boy having been told that reptile was an
animal that Oreeps on belug asked the name Of
one, promptly replied, a baby.
Little boy (on receiving cup OF weak tea from
his motherG Mamma the milk you have given
me is quite hot and dirty"
The price Of a wife In Siberia is eight dogs, The
Siberian wife worth her weight in sausage raust
be an extraordinary woman
There is as much vindichveness wrapped up in
the "oh, shucks," Ofa woman as there is in the
well developed cuss word Of a Texas COW.
boy.
The number Of brides who visited Niagara Falls
during the past year was 42S, and all but one
tried to look as they had been wives for fourteen
years.
La Crosse minister prayed for those "who
were smitten with Illness and those who have
gone fishing and also those too lazy to dress for
church.
A fellow told young lady he would like pair
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for SaIi or AtaSf,
JOHN |. LYNCES
Real Estate and Insurance Agency

Al .0OO-A house and lot on North Plum street,
House containing five rooms ana DuUery eoFher
lot 60X2O0-easy payments. ~. Ia 80 si,....,,
az QOO-House and Lot on West side OF south
Nsrfst North OF the Railroad-TermS u caAng Nai-
anoa In Two payments q bargain .
11SHO-House and Lot or South VherIy sstees,
bel An road house with averooms, l0t cOrnerins
On alley 60x2O0 three years time :, e.ovoo .oor,s
A,,lyTv bath room. fnishe In good style; situated
~, Hnfth Market below railroad Street cars VIII
Nass the doOr-cheap, one third cash,
400 lOO--A Ane eight room house and al neces-
sary ont buildings including stable, on SOuIh NAT
EetatTeet--A fihe home, long time
on. .HOO-A fine residence on Lawrence AVenue
eonf1inInR nine rooma good out buildings, barn uI
ln ahundance' acre ground payments easy.
\AlOO-A nice title home on Norm flum s.LeeT
Htjosa with Ave rooms n cash, balance ID yenIs
09OO-A desirable building lot on Ea" NuHCa'
cs.SO0-A very fine residence on East Tuscarawas
street liberal terms, cheap, a., ru....., .,.oo.
ri. iOO-House and lot on South Liberty street,
Aix rooms corner lot reasonable terms. "A. .,,
99,OOO-A fine residence on psn @ mAIAs s oNl VEL
Anshed house with rooms and Duttery' nVe years
AZ 3nH-.A sx room house on East Fourth street,
h{nds. nail huftery out kitchen, stable, large ana
anal fruit, oOrger lot. 6Ox2OO facing Two Streets
OS1DnadIO-Houss and lot on 'outh Poplar six rooms
Otsbe and in good repair, central to shops ana city
ISS,SOO-Eorty Eight acres OfmprOved land three
nIs11 Y S1p BuIIdiSE lots nom 5000 to 5000
t15-A New drawer Weed Sewing Machine
Retail Price t55 90.
CantOn Ian. M 1881
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OF Wrlstlets for Christmas present. Next day he
was arrested for thei and she sent him pair OF
handouts.
MIS- YoungWoman wants TO know "What Is the
Dest way to mark table linen" Leave the baby
and blackberry pie alone at the table for three
minutes.
Our hearts, our thoughts our very beings grow
tender with age" said the pastor, thouRhtfully.
True, brother, but how different It is with chick
ems
Ayoung lady at an examination in grammar
was asked why the noun bachelor was singular2r'
She replied Immediately, Because 1t Ia very sing.
ular they don't get married."
A Boston bank sdvertlses that It will place
money anywhere by telegraph. All right place
four thousand with us, Our address ia Rockland
Me.-[Rockland Courier,
Did you ever notice how exactly man will
draw the line between his sidewalk and that NJ
hiS next door neighbor when he IL shovelinR
snoWf
helatVes are an absolute necessity to some peo
pie. fsservant girl hasn't got an aunt who IA
SICK and requires some one to spend the night
win her now the poor girl to get out to The cir.
Gus.
circus manager wanted q new name for his
snow, and sophomore collegian suggested
"monOhippic aggregation" as good and the circus
man had got three towns billed before he was in.
formed that the word "monOhippic" meant lone.
horse"
EPITAPHs.
Here lies John Adams, who received thump
Right on the forehead from the parish pump.
Here lays John, with Mary, his BRIDE
Here they lie side by side.
They lived and laughed while they we're able
And atlast was obliged to knock under the table
Here lies, wrapped in clay,
The body Of William. .Wray;
have no more to say.
Mr. Bicycle Jenkins adored of the girls,
Sits aloft on his wheels
Till the intellect reels
AS he sWims in sidereal wrinkles of twirls.
With little round cap on his twistical brains
he whistles stave
As he skins DER the Dave.
winning feminine smiles Of regards for his pains.
And as his,sweetheart informs him that nightly
in dreams,
On his tWistlcal feet,
Passing softly and sweet,
He glides in glory Of gllttering CLEANS.
And, Bicyl' she gushingly murmurs my
heart
Is pavement Of tar
Over which, like star,
You twinkle along through a welkin Of art"
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AN OPERATOR WHO COULDN'T
CLIMB.

The other day John F. Wallack, superintend-
ent of the Western Union Telegraph In the Indi.
annapolis district related bit Of his experience.
1t occurred during one OF the night storms 80
frequent last summer The great violence Of
the wind had detached the trunk quadruplex
wire, used for New York business, and the testing
instrument located the break at the frat pole west
Of Lew!sville Mr.. Wallack called up the opera.
tor there and ordered that the break be fixed.
Cant 60 out tonight; storm is too bad" was
the reply
"storm or no storm, the thing has to be ax.
ed"
well, I've got no ladder"
"Go and climb the pole." This somewhat
testify.
II can't climb the pole"
whats the reason you canH' Managers tenn
ergoing fast,
"Tm a woman"
Mr., Wallack had forgotten In the press Of bust.
ness, that LewlsVille had female operator, but
when reminded Of 1t he gave up the job and hired
two boys ito attend to it-NeV Albany, Indiana,
LEDGER
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1881-02-24
BOOK NOTICES.

paper OF interest to lovers OF Boz, entitlDd ip
In London with Dickens," will appear In the
march number OF sorlbneri 1t will give in . gOa.
sipy chronicle the results Of the many trips made
about London by the writer, DR.. B. E. Martin, I'm
the Identification OF localities mentioned in the
novelisPs pages Illustrations drawn from natuFa
by Mr. VanderhoOf will be given, representing
The most ancient part Of HolSOrn," Courtyard
otthe Marshalsea Prison, Jenny Wren's house.
Limehouse Hole, Mr.. Tulkinghorn's house, Chan.
Gerry Lane and the Inns of Court, which figure 60
frequently In Dickens. A second paper, by tho
same author and artist, and having wider range
Will soon appear under the title I'm and Out Of
London with Dickens"
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