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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-23

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! at MIL.
IER 6 FRANzIlEtM'S, the Jewellers,
1909 Market street.
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on pleasant fall day some persons will
lhoughfesSly expose themselves a. In sum.
mef, and take . severe cold. For such, I'm.
mediate relief otiers itself In Dr.. Bulls
Cough Syrup. q 0entl bottle
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TOR IMMEDIATE SALE.

We offer for immediate sale lot Of 900"
that we're slightly damaged by the late o'''
consisting Of Plug Tobaeco,, Btoom' WASH
boards, Buckets, Tubs, Brushes, and genera
assortment Of Shelf Goods.
The greater part Of these goods arc O''
very little injured, and retail dealers de''''ps
bargains should call soon.
de2o HUBBARD PAtILL : %.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-23

THE Fair and Festival at the Church Of tho
immaculate Conception continues all Of this
week. The committee In charge have made
arrangements that will entertain all.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.



J. NJ Gamble, rlttsburg @. M.ywhItcEcaryer, Graft.
ThoB. RiptOn, steubenY. j. Hendricks LittletOn,
A. J. Turner city. r, X. strAoh, 1ienlenburg
\, A. lleanoy, Ilenlorsbg a. I. Castor, city.
y, u. RCpplngeT, BALTIC. l., Tucke., n. Martinwlle
", Tucker, WellsbuFg. W. l.. StoHbeFry. H. 4 o..
@. W. McCaSlin. CleYeld. +. N. WlnshRll rarkersb,
n. H. Adams, Akron. J. i. Gang Pittsburgh.
Jas. Clark, Cincinnati W. =. MstChCll, Columbus.
v. j. Mclean, city. VS.. Campbell, Hancock
H. Campbell Hancock co. |, H. Patterson, st. ClarsY,
D. 5tecnrOd, st. ClAlrsY. T. g. Davis. Cameron.
Miss Annie 0gc, Cameron G. Carpenter, Cameron,
7. Allen, H. q o. X. Il. I'LL. Long, Cincinnati,
8. H. BELL, Mlddebournc. r. Sellers, MlddebOurne.
A. ". Percy. New York. !. W. tAufer city
JF Mclaughlin, +. Beth. H. H. Clark, steIbenVlllc
3. H. Hume, Cumberland W. n. p. Mccoy, Wash. Pa
J. n. Mcconnell Cleveld II. =. Marshall Wash II, e.
g. Bell, nd o. Il, r. E. q. Folk, B. 4 o. X, Il,
]. T.WllliAns, Cincinnati II. Thompson, city.
II. 7. Castor, city, W. s. Turner, city.
q j. Wells, GlOvers Gap W. Btotberfy, u. 4 o, II.
W u. Price, str. Scotia. 8. G. Edwards, PltSbIrg
J. N. Mcconnell, ClOVeld. Frank Spear, Cincinnati
y. $. Cameron, Cameron. II. Mcknight, Cincinnati
q. ". Reilly, 81, Paul. .. Hall Athens, 0.
G. Means, Pittsburgh. j. l.. Curtis WelSburg,
". 8. Mitchell II, Lous. J.D Price & lady Parkeftb
II. y. Davis, Cleveland. ia. Cooke. New York.
J. +. SwAney, city J. II. NOnwee, Cleveland,
D. Gillespie, Wash co. A. McFadden. Cadlz,
8, s. Alden, Cleveland ]. N. POSLlewait, Portl'd,
FP McCaskey, Bellfonnt,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-23

jutf received a lot Of Ladies' Hand Turned
Button Shoes, suitable for dancing, Al
LN BLDNp't,
liSS Main street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-23

TIE usual merchants lunch at The New
NfoLure lLonSe Sample Rooms daily.
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Millions Of rats, mice cats, bed bugs,
roacllos lose their lives by collision with
Trough on Rats. Sold by druggists; l6c
boxes
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FAIR and Festival at the Church Of the I'm.
maculate Conception every night this week.
Everybody come,
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GENERAL NOTICES,

NOTICE
thereby give notice to merchants tbatI
will not DO responsible for any debt, con.
tFacted by my wife without my authority.
de2l WIN. ]. BYLES
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WANTED.
Rare CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

waNted-Llys Agents. Handsome n..,.
ready sales are warranted Agents car F, NV and
70 ~ per day by selling the buniaF' n vyGi Epa
lock for doom and Windows SonCtbiss,vy ., ssln
Room -, ~"'' ~ 81 S zane Hotel
dCl4 AVNh NAN,
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CALL al P. W. Bcsley'S, agent for your
Christmas candles, &ci &C., 1874 Market
street, wheeling
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The recent introduction in the Second
Branch OF the City Council Of resolutions
looking to reopening Of the question Of
granting the right OF way through certain
Streets IN East Wheeling for the extension Of
the Hempheld branch Of the B, so, road,
has caused the matter 70 assume timely In
terest in the public mind, and considerable
talk is to be heard among Councilman, rail
road officials and interested business men on
the subject With view to asceFtaining
what the drift OF opinion Is, reporter yes
terday interviewed several gentlemen who
are in q position to form an intelligent
opinion, and whose views at the same time
will command consideration and respect,
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a. JOHN ROEMER,
Nos. 2OlO and 202i Main street, Center
Wheeling, one square below the stone
bridge.
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NuAlc.
nr.Io,,,o CCoEiolAnuG George 4 Boyd
NiA4Vsu'' Auflus, AndpW s. Hare
From "COnolanus"
EssAy-"PRSt and Future" ,,-.,,,..,loseph f. Heatne
Reclati Character OF HlannsrhaNet"
+. J. LeMoyne HuPP.
p.. P4ATH
n,.,,,,,o clarence, 7, Edward Bodley,
pi40suV' Braekenbury, W, II. scabHght,
From Richard ILL.,"
ESsay-"Bull Run and Waterloo"
sons-ThO last Clgar ,Llnsly GIee Club
RccltRtion-ThG BOys" .,..,,.John l.. ROemcE
Original subimity'N, Edgar Hall
Music
scESE-"The Excitement at KettlOvlllc,"
Alex LRughlin
linclure., Harry smyth
SOdE frank kllgNes
,-.,,,,,',.,,,'.,.,. beIt hpAletl
MOpef',',''.',, Hhlten
Tommy CLARENCE H. haguley
Miss HaVerwAy. ,''r,.'u""'W H. irvine
sOng-"LltoFla LinSy Gleo Club
BGnediCIiOn. Music,
unit. $50 .1AII 80 .,a.II.n nn,, ,,n.fn.,,
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WALTON & SWEENEY, No. 1927 Main street,
will only offer the beautiful Tea and Cham
Der Sets they have during the holidays,
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WIsnfSOroN, y. c., December 2S.--i AN
Fof TENNESSEE and the Ohio Valley, colder
And clearing weather northwest winds and
higher pressure. 49,.
ioil6Wed BY clearing weather, northeast,
SstnR 10 colder northwest winds and
papeisefgufe,
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CAT ARRH !: a.! !; A ;;;;,
years, and wonderful ctircs 1ilcfn.6crS iSci lad
]. PRICE MILLER, ST. b., SIS Arch 81, ililaaS,, IA
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A VALUABLE FARM OF 2SO ACRES
"A FOR SALE.
All in grass, good fruit well wAtCrEd, one bali
mile from school. convenient 10 market, mills aud
churches. situated OH Fork Ridge three mcttfOm
Glen EHStVn, on tho D. 4 U. H. X. For further par
iiculatS call Oh or address ........
PETER CROW,
de22.pAW Glen ENsinn. NInShAll d.. IL Va.
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FOR SALE,

EOR ALE-BUGGIES, PHAETONS
~ and Wagons Now Is the time for bSnalnI
Also hne Draft Horses for sale J. W, FERREIL
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets OTlO
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DRY GOODS.
Occasion EXtTaOTdilaiT1!

So the French patti, and the great French
stores, such as the Louvre and Bon Marchs,
have a louSing Sale or Occasion every few
weeks. We don't like the system but Try to
make every day equally good for buyers to
come to Us. Such time has now come to
lIO4 & IIO6 MAIN STREET
TO ANNOUNCE
A GRAND OCCASION !
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TAX NOTICE,
pR0PosALs TO ERECT OUTBUIlD.

Proposals. tOCrCctR building Tor watCr,o,c,, NTH
the necessary plumbing. At the new EhCoi bDIS,
Ing In Centre subdlslTlCt, will be received 6y lhs
o'clock r. ". ''' "S
The building Is to be constructed and tho plnnb.
ing done IN accordance with the plan ana SbrCI6cS.
lions for the same, which may be seen on ani 0itsr
Tuesday, December 2Oth, lssl, ut the OClCO Of NJ
Howard, architect No 1907 Main street -
BIDS should specify iOrwhnt nm0nni The buiIdlp,
will be constructed and tlumblngdOnc separately
Proposals should be addressed 10 Committee nu
buildings and Grounds" Office Of the lOanioi III
uOatlOn, No. 1878 Market Street.
II, II. PENDLETON.
dGlO Clerk Board NJ RluCoiion.
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NOTIOE,

Having been appointed Receiver ny tbo fish,
Court OF Ohio comfy West Virginia for ina g,,n!
o. y, Bingcl and Houston BInrCi pot G,a \,
hereby given TO all persons indebted Ia Nh ,H
That payment be made 10 me without delay "'A'
80, II, LIST Receiver
uCGU No. 1876 Main Sibs,t
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The following shows the range OF the Their.
mometer, rs obscrvedal schneprs drug store
Opera House corner yesterday
7hH.
y IS % % - 81 81 IS
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For saIe IN LnEnM q @.

.W!NE OF cARpvI" for Ladies only.
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1881 50 Jar has been the largest years bust
ness we have ever done, and now We desire to
say that we have determined to put the an
nual sales far beyond anything ever reached
before by US. There Is not a day to lose as
tbs season is passing. We have therefore pre-
pared all tho inducements We can offer, and
they GO INTO EFFECT IMMEDIATELY.
We take the people into our confidence and
ask for return OF confidence, AND GET 1T
because the people find out exactly what can
be depended on. Now then, this Is to say
that this OCCASION is based on the eleanest,
Newest and Best Stock we can possibly get
together,
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Ireland.

Attack on the Governments Policy.
DUBLIN, May 24.-The Land Leaguers at
their meeting to-day condemned the arrest of
Brennan. secretary of ne league, and also
advised the tenants to make an unconditional
struggle against the payment of rent. Sew
eral more arrests were made in Limerick to-
day.
LONDON, May 24.-The Home Rulers made
a row in the House tonight and the pro-
ceedings were decidedly interesting. Frank
Hugh O'Donnell, member for Dungarven.
resumed the debate which Justin Mccarthy
began early this morning. He attacked with
great severity the action of the government.
Forster, home secretary for Ireland,
explained the grounds on which the govern
ment thought that billions arrest was neces-
sary. He then condemned the proceedings
at many meetings in Ireland in which several
priests took part. He particularly quoted
the language used by Father O'Clery and asked
whether it was tolerab1e that a priest should
be permitted to stir up the people to mutlny
and revolt. The scene in the House had be-
come animated. The Home Rulers con-
stantly interrupted Forster as he attempted
to exculpate the government and criminate
the Home Rulers.
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SITUATION WANTED.
WANTEn

capable girl to cook wash and iron or to dc
general house ork in a private family: GOOD
city reference. Apply at
m25 IT. NO 80 GROWN STRFgr
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Missouri.
A Disastrous Explosion of Fluid.

Disastrous Explosion of Fluid.
ST. JOSEPH, May 24.-An explosion of ff-
teen barrels of Danforth's fluid, stored in a
cellar on Edmund street, this city, occurred
at o'clock last night. The floor over the
cellar was occupied as saloon and billiard
room and was kept by colored man. There
we're twenty or thirty colored men in the sa-
loon at the time, most of whom escaped.
The building was completely demolished.
The inmates were all buried in the wreck,
which was completely enveloped by the hot
flame of the burning fluid. The efforts of
the fire department to subdue the flames
were of no avail The conclusion shook the
buildings several blocks around. The con-
cussion blew the walls of the building out
ward and several who were blown out with
the walls found themselves in the debris,
from which they we're rescued mo1e or less
bruised.
CHICAGO, Ill, May 24.-The Daily Neoos
special from st. Joseph, Mo, says there
were but thirty barrels of Danforth's fluid in
the building at the time of the explosion.
Four negroes were burned to death and
twelve or fifteen seriously or fatally injured.
Up to late hour this afternoon no bodies
had been recovered from the ruins. The
origin of the fire is still mystery, but it is
asserted by some that the place was fired to
destroy evidence of murder.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-25
News by Telegraph
FROM ALL QUARTERS.
A CANADIAN HORROR.
Sinking of a Loaded River
Steamer.
An Appalling Loss Of Life.
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN
BODIES RECOVERED.
MANY OTHERS PROBABLY LOST.
The Whole Town of Lon
don in Mourning.
THE NEW DOMINION.

| An Appalling Disaster-Founderfng of a
Canadian River Steamer-FearfulL Loss
of Life-1O7 Bodies Already Recovered.
LONDON, Out, May 24.-About 6 o'clock
this evening the most fearful accident that
ever occurred in Canada took place on the
river about mile below this city. The
steamer Victoria was coming up from the
Waterworks with her two decks crowded
with passengers, when at the bend below
the Cove bridge she gave lurch and toppled
over, and in few minutes the water was
filled with struggling men, women and chill
dren. The boat foundered and the timbers
of the upper part coming down held the peo-
pie under water, which at this point is sew
eral feet deep. Some managed to struggle out,
but the loss of life was appalling. Up to the
present time 1O7 bodies have been found.
It is impossible at this time to give full list
of the dead, many of whom have not been
identified, but among them are Mr.. J. G.
Meredith, clerk of the Division Court and
father of W. R. Meredith, M. P; Maud
Meredith, daughter of W. r. Meredith Mr..
Robertson, manager of the Bank of British
North America; William Mcbride, secretary
of the Western Fair association W. Fl.
Millman, well known commercial traveller.
AS the bodies were brought out of the water
and laid on shore the sight was most fearful,
and will long remain memory with those
who witnessed it. Hundreds of hairbreadth
escapes occurred. but they were all dwarfed
in the sad disaster that laid SO many people
out in death. Efforts were made to resusci-
tate some of the drowned ones, but they
were of no avail and the bodies were laid
side by side on the river bank, since lit up by
bonfires built on the shore to assist the will
ing hands who worked to recover the bodies
from the wreck A large staff of medical
men were on hand and did all in their power,
but to purpose. The city is wailing
Hundreds of families were bereft, and at the
present time a great deal of uncertainty pre-
walls as to who were on the boat and who es-
capped The friends of those who were
known to be at the Waterworks, and who
have not returned or been identified among
the drowned, are almost frantic. The police
have charge of all identified bodies, and it is
expected that before morning they will all be
To-,
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Russia.


The Persecution of the Jews.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 24.-The Gar re-
ceived at Gounzburg q deputation of He
brews, who presented an address protesting
their loyalty and begging repression of the
prosecutions now being waged against their
coreligionists in Southern Russia. His Majesty
said he recognized 40 difference between
faithful subjects of the empire, and that the
prosecutions were mainly instigated by revo-
lutionists and Nihilists
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-25

BOY WANTED
NO WAIT on table and go home nights
NJ c
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

New YORK, May 24-Sailed, the Nevada
for Liverpool Arrived, the Hapsburg from
Bremen, the Volmer from Havre.
Rotterdam-Sailed, the w. A. Schotten for
New York.
Glasgow-Arrived, the Buenos Ayres
from Montreal.
Queenstown-Sailed, the Wyoming for
New York
Liverpool the Spain from New
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-25
NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts,.

Harvard Athletic Games.
BOSTON, May 24.-At Cambridge the Har-
ward Athletic association championship meet
ing on Jarvis Field was largely attended. A
summary of the events is as follows; 100
yards dash won by E. J. Wendell, '8s, 10 sec
onds, beating the best record; ]. V. Wither-
bee, 81, second. Half mile run, L. j. Cool
idge, 's4, first, . minutes, 6 1-5 seconds T.
H. Simmons, 81, second. Running high
jump, w. S. Oren. 49, first, 5 feet, 81 inches.
Mile walk, W. A. Heineke, 'S4, first, 8 min
utes. Throwing heavy hammer, c. Ell. Kip,
'93, IS feet 6 inches. Quarter mile run, a
fine victory for W. A Goodwin, '84, 500 sec
onds, J. V. Witherbee, second.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-25

Illinois and Missouri. Light easterly to
southerly winds prevail in all the districts
east of Mississippi. Severe northeast gales
are reported in the lower st. Lawrence val
ley where the temperature has fallen about
ten degrees The indications are that fair
and warmer weather will prevail in the mid
die and south Atlantic States during Thurs
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-25
THE OLD WORLD.
France.

Os
A British Schooner Bcarded-The Situa-
tfon at Tunis.
PARIS, May 24.-The French gunboat Leo
pard boarded a schooner off and on between
Sfax and Zelda flying British flag. They
found cargo of gunpowder alleged to be
destined for the insurgents in Africa. Diplo-
matte complications are likely to grow out of
the seizure.
Advices from Tunis represent affairs as be-
ing still more unsettled, the Arabs and their
spiritual guides, the Dervishes, endeavoring
to make the people believe the Bey has sold
Tunis to France for 100, 900 francs.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-25
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

GORHAM-CROssMAN-I Greens Farms Charle
F. Gorhan, of Stratford, and Ida F. Crossman, O
Southport
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JOTTINGS.

A Constantinople dispatch says the Sultan
has signed the protocol providing for the
new Greek boundary.
Base ball yesterday: At Chicago, Bostons
4, Chicagos 2; at Grand Rapids. Detroits 25,
Grand Rapids 3; at Cleveland, Troys 8,
Clevelands 0.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-25

Accident on the Boston md Albany.
HUDSON, May PA passenger train from
this city on the Hudson branch of the Bos-
ton and Albany railroad this morning came
into collision with freight. engine between
Client and Pulver's station, wrecking the
engines and instantly killing Robert Best,
engin er, and Charles H. Dewrese, fireman,
of the passenger train. The killed were res
idents of Hudson.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-25
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, May "a.
FLOUR-Moderately active and from 81 75aSs IS for
shipping extras hern -four. 75as5 IS for ship
ping extras southern flour quiet and unchanged
WHEAT Active and higher spot sales Of No
red winter at 81 254aS1 26 of No. white at 81 23
aS1 14L. ~
cumulative and generally higher spot sales of
No; ? at 57a57k steamer mixed at 565<a56k.
OATS-Good demand No. 1 white IS No do at
4914 a60 /; No. 2 mixed at As 3a45k
RYE AND BARLEY-Nominal
PORK-In fair demand ordinary mess SIS 75 for
old !; S16 rs for new.
LARD Moderately active and easier spot sales of
western steam at S11 90 city do, $11.
BEEF AND CUT MEATS-Unchanged
WHISKY-Nominal.
f'TTGN-Easier middlings 80 "a futures firm,
BUTTER AND PETROLEUM-NominaI
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-25
FOR SALE.
First-Class Residence for Sale.


4A&AAs OWING to contemplated change in business
iii location the ensuing fall offer my residence,
Ell corner of East Grand and Ferry streets, for
sale This is by far the finest place in Fair Haven,
Lot 131x2S0 feet, well stocked with every variety Of
fruit in bearing condition. House built Of founda-
ton stone contains ten rooms, all heated by steam
also gas and water, stationary range and wash tubs
Large barn and carriage house; accommodations for
ave horses; gas and water; room for Large
spply on the premises.
nnVn # FREDERICK W RARCOOK
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Tennessee,
An Injunction Against Flu,

An Injunction Against Funding.
NASHVILLE, May 24.-An injunction to pre-
vent the funding of the State debt granted
by Judge Williams and served on Comptrol
Ter Nelen this morning creates great excite
ment. The bill alleges fraud in the passage
of the act and bribery of members of the
Legislature.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-25

Chinch Bugs ind Hessian Flies.
CHICAGO, May 24.-The farmers in Cen
trail Illinois report that the winter wheat is
suffering from the Chinch bug and the Hes
sian fly Thousands of acres are being
ploughea up to be planted with corn.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-25

-. THE beautiful residence known No. 1872
%EiiH Sherman avenue first house north of Chapel
ElIl street Lot 100 feet on sherman avenue
ming thr ugh to Hotchkss street, with 100 ieet 'front.'
H"tchkiss street. Eouse has ten rooms with mod
ern improvements. Barn has three stalls and room
for four carriages. Ground well laid out with fruit
and ornamental trees.
Also a first class residence the corner of Whaey
avenue and Norton streets The house is of brick
with mansard roof. Lot S6x188 feet.
Also the fine reside'.ce West chapel street extern
sion, formerly occupied by Horace Mansfield, Esq
Wo house lot 150x20O well supplied with choice
fruit trees of different varieties with Strawberries
raspber ries, ETC., ETC.
Also the fine residence lately the property of Al
red Thomas, ESQ, on East Pearl street, four doors
orth of Chapel st. Fair Haven. Lot LOT it. front
Mast Pearl st runni g through to Houston st. with
1O8 feet on Houston street.
The above pr perty is for sale. will be rented to
good tenants Two-thirds of the purchase money can
remain on bond and mortgage. Inquire at
apo If The NEW HAVEN SAVINGS BANK.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-25
Corset Stitchers 10 Work at Homo

WANTED,
A N experienced shirt collar an cuff stitcher
IN ELM CITY Shirt CO.,
my17 If roc prt street
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-25

FOR RENT.
A PLEASANT front chamber, furnished or I'M
N furnished For particulars inquire at
ny13 If IT GILL STREET.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun RISES, 433 Moon SETS, HIeH WATER,
Sun SETS, 721 2.42 r. m sss p. m.
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BOarderS Wanted.
T$fsssf AFEW respectable gen lemen can obtain
E1il good Board and pleasant ooms. with private
EAeQ Ameri> an family; terms reasonable
my23 At Al ELM STREET near Church
Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-25

Local Weather Report.
SIGNAL OFFICE, NEW HAVEN, Conn.,
May "a, 1881.