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Nj VIII II. Eo,. lett yesterday on a
uip.
Mr WI Gibson lett yesterday tol
Corsicna.
Mr. l. ". Fish of the r. Hl, and ST.
Louis road, returned from Gatc-vI!ie VS.
'erdav
MIR W II. Ionc, il. We nrc ghd to hear,
considered TO boz much better ana i'm.
proving.
Miss Mary johnnie stephenson returned
yesterday from a several weeks, visit to
Mississippi.
4, IL with grrnt pleasure we relate that
Miss Anna Is. WullHc" l. much improved
and considered out of danger
We regret to announce tina, at Dat,
hour lat evening MIR. l.. a. Nturgis wa
no better and In critical rundill0n.
Mr. Gus Mckcrnon, news agent at tn,
Gut, Colorado and Santa Pc road, was In
the city yesterday and lett hat evening
Tor McGrcgOr
.Iuie. Mckee, Mr.. Geo. a. O'Bricn an,
Mi. Geo Patton, dcIcgntr- to the repuhli
csu state convention, returned home OF
| last evening On the Missouri Pacific train
MIR. sam Fields tax COLI tnr OF Crshu
county, and brO'hrr.in-mw ut Mr.. j. VI
johnson with lady and Miss Carrie John
son came in from Gilmcr Yesterday, am
| MI Fields, accompanied by Mis- Carrie
| l'it, on buslnrss. iUr Austin
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"Brazos Chill Cure" which is VI
ranlrd Tor the cure ct rhills and ley,
is 4 positive antidote Tor malaria, Al
has no rival rs a TOME Ion building
AN cnaciatrd system ron such q
matte causes, and to those who 4
necessarily exposed to mAsmatlc iEf.
cuces, and are attended with the a.
lowing symptoms, such a los. OF alt
titc, aching Of the back and joints f.
Verisincss, severe headache, indI;Pa
ton to get about, low spirits, sleeps.
ness, chilly sensations, and cycnn.,
hot, burning fever, which may llAl
terminate in bilious, rruttent or e
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tt
Improved iren invlaOratOr

The most perfect and satisfaction
hihallun known to the proi 81 Vs'
which it"n is combined and ,o rarn, ' u
Is the success of thus preparation lb,i 5t
destined tn become, wltluul a Jonli W.
most popular oil all the non tomb. W
IN use. And We hesitate moi Ia tj, WV
that this medicine il NJ secret no,,,,.! wv
cheaply COTTON ny cOmpuund TIM ,rr'. =.
genuine cunsIliulinnHl I,mr,Iy nov. u
ing those alternative powers 50 n,r.,.,,
{" Il cuprrntt and inyisnlale the bar,l
system when broken down hv that ~
disease commonly called. and hJ,'
known "A di sprp-rannd mJi.o stion tnr
which nine tcnihs ri all uul Ills FIST ot-
lnate, because when the digestion /. T.
pnired from want ui the nainal salt No
il 50 important in the digestive e,ona,,
OF man, then il is that this, \ lrEB IN 1!
many Tyres usually clllci lispa,,s,n4s
lHssiiudr and sour stOmH. h-waLenlts,
mental exhaustion, Impaired VITALITY y3
general prustlation ut the whole ,,g.r
liver complaint, followed hv night su-1
and nll diseases ut the BIuuu. lIyEg m.
My aud BLADDER, that produce. M.
leHilul n"lrs known us rl,umHtsm h..
rdgn, hackache amt nrr,ous and Il
headache. And all cnususlpiy-. y
weak females. who mr IN search d
good tonic to build up their constlilts
cannot find, We honestly believe t.p
or a mOIr certain remedy unemih. lii
bottle If sulii'ivnt I" prove to 700
wonderful medicinal prup,rirs, il h.s
regularly according 10 directions. A,
S"ul druggist tur lNrguyfn lEoN hE
nkAInE. AMI be- sure To TAKE no Ola
Price ~ per bottle Prepared OnlJ
Tucker & Mills, Waco. ItNas.
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trouble and IN very short space of
time. We have seen d tried ~ o garden
ina tins city and there certainly
WIS never anything ike II
4 reporter Of the EN,MISEH saw tens
OF thousands Of ants killed 90 Few min
utcs by n single application u this won.
derful compound. II wall Kill anything
that burrows IN the ground. Full ID.
rectious Tor its application viii be given.
and one dollars worth W. ] immediate e.,
certainly aud eiTectually ria any ynr1 or
garden vt ants and other destructive in
sects. Il is certainly a matter 0f con.
gratulRticn that this valuable discovery
lins been made, aud IT, Introduction ~ %
credit TO the enterprise ~ Mrssrs Tucker
~ Willis who control it, sale uudct their
exclusive agency 'lr the stat, ~ IeXu-.
Cugnac Brandy,
Peach Brandy, G3 Austin street at 4. u.
Lynns.
Apple Brandy.
Blackberry Brandy. llwNlm.
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The walking match yesterday began
to get exciting, with good audiences, aud
at M ht quite number OF ladies' on the
platform Hurpcr began MT seven in
the morning, tour miles behind and
made it up during the day hnl one mile
over The score at eleycn o'clock p. IN.
stood, Harper, 100 miles, Crook, los
miles aud 30 lups. 4 good dehl Of bet
ting waa done The walk mighty clos,
Crook making some good spurts, Hurpcr
sticking with quiet steadlness and per
tinHcity. CLOSING ut - o'clock last nigh.
the score stood Harper, lG2 miles aud
- laps, Crook, 10 miles and laps.
Thirty-thrcc lups to 10 mile. The last
thre" miles WIS sp utedly contested, 90.
casloncd 10y Crook trying 10 close u gap
Of siN miles that the ecure showed at 7
o'clock m. The walk will begiu at +
o'clock tins morning and promises TO bo
hotly contested to the end, Mt ~ to.
night
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Is Tor sale to customers by the following
dealers:
W PEW.
JNO. NOLD, Avenue saloon
j. n. WILSON 81 Charles saloon.
sol LYONS, Commercial saloon.
II, j, SMITH, Grocer.
JOHN CARSON, Carson's Saloon.
BART MOORE. Grocer.
McCLEILAND HOTEL BAR.
j. l.. GARLAND.
". W. WHITAKER, Gilt Edge Saloon.
W. n. ROPER, Pacific Hotel.
JACOB KAHN, East Waco.
KERKOW * NIGEL Palace saloon.
SIMON JOSEPH, star saloon.
UNION HOUSE saloon.
NARROW GAUGE saloon
The trade supp lied by A. Goldstcir
Wholesale dealer in iine liquors, Waco
Texas.
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DEATH no ANTS
a Perfect Certain insect,
eide Compound.

Mcssrs Tucker ~ Willis our live and
wide-awake Third street druggists, have
rec ntly purchased the state agency FOR
one Of the most novel, certain aud de
sirable inventions ever produced III this
age Of wonders. IL ~ n compound by
which yards aud gardens can be eilectu
ally and permanently nd Of our greutrst
pests, the large red aud ANAL ants. Tn,
directions for its use are simple, and il
can be applied by any person, withou
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a worth, Ambition.

llaying been in The retail grocery and
produce business tor over seven years
and drvoiing our whole time, energy and
attention to the want ot the trade. we
are cuniidru, TINT all will ngrcc with H.
hat 1t is 10 the mutual interest ut both
the buyer Hnd seller to handle onl CON
sumo only the rur, n OF goods, and thor0-
fore we hive determined To supply Our
patrons with the very hest OF good and
than many can sell Adultertted goods
We respectfully nsk You to viNc us =
trii. a. JoNK- TAYLOR ~ BIO.
Nos und . rrathrr Block
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dl(s2i


Farmer Friends-We have Tor you a
big lot Of cheap castor oil for your hnr
ness and general mbrcatiug purposes
also good supply Of wagon and buggy
paints. Then grease NJ the harness
and paint mp the cid pluw stock
wagons, buggies and all farm machinery
winch, by 10 do ng, will be big money
in your pockets after awhile. Tucker Z
Willis.--720tc
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Tnnts.rcm,I'oot uncc.

Sunday evening at I O'Clock at De.
Francis garden u foni mile dash be
tween Buck Jones, Of \ kansas, and Ike
Freeman, OF WHco. Pri2e-Ro.d medal.
Both cuntcstauts are trained runners,
and fine time vail be Nude The racc il
real one tor medal aud nor, md will
be highly exciting one. II you want tn
see spcrd ~ to DcFrancis garden Sun.
day evening S2Glt
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lam now drrpurcd 70 furnish hapgipg
and tees u any desired quantities,
wholesale or retail ~ lowest market
pncr. Farmers and gluucrs are invited
to examine my stock and prices. Salts.
faction guaranteed. BART MooHE
Nl5tc Grocer
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Mnrn TnmnIr Cnlnpe.

win open Id tail term with AN excellent
faculty on September It'll.
SAM. r. WRIGHT,
O7l2d,SWGw President
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CasCara Cordial

One OF the latest and mo-,
all liquid catlarlics, This elo,,oip.le Naht u
t,oh Is made with scrupulons r,l pleIan
the best and most carefully sel, ,s,t lre
rial. 1t is with the greatest nIo..s mae
we recommend this very ,mr unule 'lr
harmless remedy Ms being the v sat ~
surrst laxative and rathaftic tor '' 't ~
males and children, now in nsa SeaS =
hhbiIual constipation and inJiDe,,%i'u 10
cannot iind. anythirg moe spt, sl1uoo ,lol
tain. 1t is combined with nrnn S Gi o.
such u manner that the bitterness og 1
ca'cara sa9rada is cumplctclv Al. VI u,
Ask your druggist Tor ii. and ha 'sul'e.
take no other Price 5o cent. NV. TDe I
Tr,pa'ed by Tucker y wiiI., I S,S,
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August 5th, lso2--e.suutos50.

Always AVOID hus puigative pills
They first mike you sick and then leave
you constipRtei Carriers Little Liver
Pills regulate the bowels aud make You
well, Dose, one pill Sold 10y Tucker
X Willis, Waco, Iexus,-S22lw
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THE CITY.

~ second edition of the Austin stlcei
Hynt occurred nt .lark last evening The
nOIth -id' OF Austin ,ttcot ls getting
liyptA
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Those desiring great bargains should
attend the auction house VI Tom. j.,
Smith to day. Auction will begin at 10
o'clock sharp. Lots Of goods, horses,
etr. SWIFT
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Our Kiudergarteu aud select school
will be resumed ON Mouiny, September
9Th, 1882, at our residence, No. 30 South
Fourth street, where we will have added
.Hrge, airy school room. but will still
limit our number. and will only udmit
children under nine years IT age
FERNS Kindergarten and Intermediates
$3.50, advanced and eleme. tnry, $500
per month.
MIssts CARROLL.
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smoke

The La Bell. Sonora Cigar, ut T. "
Tnrrant's (Behrens' old stand.
SlSdlw
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GULF, COLORADO 4 SAHTAftm
CoNNHCTIoNs

GALVESTON with MalloIJ u Y
OF Steamers for Key West and NNti ~,
Morgan Line ior New Orleans ~ n
nola, Corpus Christi, Rro"h''''
Vera Cruz. pph
At ARCOiA with /, a c. n. In Ia,r
- 1ulumhin and town, in Efalotla ,'u-
OSENBEItG wan IT, ii,, Sb
railway, (Sunset Rontrl ioI V,'I M,
.Weimar, HarwoOd, Lullhg' AN w.
MO, Laredo, ITvalde and ". N
Tenss and Mexico; also Tor h0 o,,,a,s
Stu aud Crescent Route loI p' S,a,t1
Urangr, Lake Chsrles The Ie'ne -. .S,rl
New Orleans AMI all points ~ lne ' Nh
east, North and East wan ewb,d.s
Texas a Mexican railway 'o' uos
Victoria and stations on tha, . ,',o NJ
II SEAIN with Texas W ta t.,,, 4!
way Tor Pultison, Leslie W iln"'Y
Houston. IN z NJ
At BRENNAN with II. , a Gs
way tor hempslead, l.'uo''
dings, McDade and Auslih DR. 81
AtMILANO with l. q q i Al Rost|
Hearne. Palestine, h"vAuS "sn Nuti
Rock Georgetown. AuNH',, "a Sts
New Brannirls. san Antonio sn' ~
AT TEN with M''soO'
railway tOr Waro o., r,ysAiS
AT McGREGOK WIN tror.,za
Lomis railway ior Waco, NJ GlSs
Athens, Tyler, Mount PIras'"'
IrAarkaha, ,sntrsl .
At MORGAN with Texas IIro|isl o
way Tor Waco, Ross, lilc2' .,'''
60 and All points on that llt lux MS
Al FORT MORIH "r rJilaN
Pacific AMI Texas Pa'lht t ,nr d p
ali paints on those lines lV ,br 20,
Santa Fe. San Francisco , ~" II. ~,
Coast and lor Kansas ~ nopts y"
Chicago, New York and al pun
East ami West .hsl'
t,-seo that YOUR tickets rr ',. -
EFor fuli information anu ,npgll
OSCAR t.S Si Ia, ~
GALVESTON, 1fAA'
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WACO EXAMINER
WACO. AUGUST %, 1852
Closing ot Mails

Missouri Pacific north. ............... a >. M.
suu,h..................Ja "a. IN
Texas and s.. Louis ca-t..,...........Jp y. N.
Houston and Texas Central. SOUTH pm
wet 50 f.. ~.
G. ,i,svillr Corycll, Usage, Crawiold
and Nj. O.ivct. daily ................b ia IA.
China Springs and Bosq JrNiilc, Tues.
dav. Thursday and ~ttu DAY. 2 u.
Eagle Spring. lei Iud Hl luh'.
Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY ga. u'.
Golinla ana Robinson, Iursdty
Thursday AMI saturday. ~ M
sp,ugl,Nil'y, Tucsdty and saturday q ~.
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The mems best line scwcd shoes. /.
Bn, den IL co., make, 10 be- found only lt
Sanger Bros '--N-l ltr
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The best shoes made for women and
cmld- wear Sanger Bros, strHihgt Tam
nlcn hMttnM. s2nlw.
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Latest novclric, in siycr bracelets at =
lcyin,ki's.--sli3t
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"Iuiwcisc' beer is supplied lu th,
trade Boy I. ~. Gold,t,iu, SOC aguu Waco.
Texas Sl~lw
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sherry, CMet Port, Catawbn, Angelica
and Champaign wines at A .. LAM, t-i
Austin street. ID l-w-N-lmO
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4 stOTchOnsr on Al1IIn Strecf. TOs
session given september lst. Apply Il
VIM. l.. pruthcr. $40 lw
Coleman a son hryo just received .
large lot of Eggs and Country Butter
h.2l.lt
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For the public good. "' ooads Bod
Wcj,cr bucr. &C. slSlw
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-04
Person al.

Janitor Warren, of the County Court
House, is quite sick with erysipelas, with
which he was taken last Saturday. Assistant
Dorman is acting in his stead.
Henry D. Bristol, for some time with
Bradstreets Commercial Agency, severed his
connection with that concern on April 1, and
has accepted a position with F. S. Bradley u
Co.
Rev. Arthur McNichol will lecture at the
Methodist church, Southington, Tuesday
evening, subject 'Ireland and the Irish.''
W. H. Barbner, at Bridgeport, succeeds G..
W. Woodbridge as manager of the Western
Union Office at New London, position he
has held about twelve years.
John r. Gildea has returned from visit
West. He spoke in several cities on the
Land League question
Mr.. jeremiah Halsey and wife, of Nor
witch, have returned from the South, where
they have been spending the winter.
Mr.. James R. Chapman, teller of the Ex-
change bank, left Hartford yesterday for
Chicago, where he has accepted a responsible
position in the First National bank of that
city For the past ten years Mr.. Chapman
has been connected with the Exchange bank
Hon j. P. Stowe, of Meriden, whose
health has been much improved during the
last few weeks, was taken with painful rheu-
matte affections yesterday morning, which
causes much anxiety among his friends.
The family of t. @. Lewis, of Meriden,
consisting of Mrs. Lewis, their daughter,
Mrs FaIes and her two children and Mrs.
DR.. Chaplin, their other daughter, are at
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-04
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

The remains of the late Cornelius Wander
bilt will be brought through this city on the
train from New York reaching here at 1890.
Some eight hundred delegates are expected
to visit Norwich to attend the State Sunday
school convention, which is to be held in
May D..
school of fin back whales was seen off
Amagansett On Friday and Saturday. AS a
gale was blowing at the time, the boats did
not go in pursuit.
Ellis, notorious thief arrested in New
York on suspicion of being the Wallingford
burglar, has been discharged there being no
evidence against him.
There will be meeting of the Ladies'
Church Missionary association at Trinity
chapel building, Temple street, this (Tues-
day. afternoon at 3 o'clock
Seth D. Wolf, "a years old, died at his res
idence on East Pearl street, Fair Haven, Sun
day night. The burial was in Fair Haven
cemetery yesterday afternoon.
The Sarsfeld Guard will meet at their
armory this afternoon at 2 o'clock for the
purpose of attending the funeral of William
H. Burns, q late member. A notice appsars
in another column.
Mrs. Ward sat Sunday at her third story
window in Factory street with her fifteen
months old child in her lap. The child
leaped out and struck on the sidewalk and
was hurt but little.
Prof. Greene and pupils will give concert
at the rooms of the Young Women's Chris
tian association, No. 2O8 Chapel street, on
Wednesday evening, April 9Th, at 7:30
o'clock All young women are cordially in
vited.
The average daily error of the Yale Obser-
yatory standard clock which distributed the
daily time signals to the railroad telegraph
offices of the State during the month ending
March 81, 1882, was twenty-five one-hun
dredths of one second.
Capt. A. w. Snow, late of the steamer
New Haven, has taken the Grand Central
Hotel, Newtown, so we'll known as favorite
place of summer resort. His name is q
guarantee that it will be pleasant place to
visit and everything arranged for the comfort
of guests.
Tho Easter Jubilee, through many written
and personal requests, will be repeated Mon
day evening, April 10, with largely changed
programme. The child soprano, Little Cora,
four Years of age, of New York and Brook
Ign celebrity, will render her marvellous and
wonderful selections
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-04

The body of John Bailey, who had been
missing from his boarding house in Union
City for three weeks, waSf found in the race
way of the Phoenix shop at o'clock Monday
afternoon by Mr.. F. F. Schaffer of the Shoe
company. Bailey was last seen alive on Sat
urday evening, the 18th ult., at McNally' Is
barber shop. It is thought that he attempt
ed to go home via the car track and fell
through the trestle across the raceway. A
jury of inquest brought in a verdict accord
ing to the facts given above of accidental
drowning - WATERBURY Aane71c0a
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Tuesday Morning, April 4, 1882.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DA

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DA
All at sea-New Haven Opera House.
Attention. Sarsheld Guard-J. b. Keefe.
Carpets-L. Rothchitd Il Bro.
Creamery Butter-George W. II. Hughes.
Decorated Dinner Sets-At Minors
Easter Cards-Peck Sperry.
Easter Cards-Downes Literary Emporium.
Easter Jubilee-Grand Opera House.
Easter Hats-Stevens Brooks.
Easter Millin rye. Malley Co.
For Rent-Store-259 Church Street.
For Rent-Tenement-4 ELM Street.
For Rent-House-Mil & Marsden.
For Sale. House-65 Nicou Street.
Free Health Lectur, s-Dr. Banning.
Furs Stored-Stevens II Brooks.
George Thatchers Minstrels-Grand Opera House.
Jewery-Welis & Gunde
Minnesota State Bonds-Preston, Kean Il Co.
Open Evenings-N. H. Window Shade Co.
Paints and oils-spencer l. Matthews
Patent Eye Glasses-S. SiIverthau & Son.
Potatoes--S. III. Street 4 Co.
Rubber Coats-Stevens Brooks
The Harrisons-Carll's Opera House.
Top Beach Wagons-At Ingham's.
Table Cut ery-At Northrop'R.
Trunks Bags-Stevens and Brooks
The Danites-Grand Opera House.
Wanted-Tailoress-73 George Street.
INSTRUMENTATION Co.
Chapel Street.
Wanted-Girl-l29 Olive street.
Wanted irl-259 Church Street.
Wanted Coachman-Mallory, Wheeler Il Co.
nted-Housekeeper-P. o. Box 8.
Wanted-Rooms-LeeR Roy.
Wanted-Young Man At the Hospital.
Wanted ituation-215 West Street.
-Situation--136 Court Street.
Wanted tuation-17SF Franklin Street
Observation-Disclosures o. Box 1888.
Wanted-Situation-1 Lafayette Street
Wanted-s ituation-3S Kimberly Avenue
Wanted--S1tuation-4 Carlisle Street.
Wanted-Situatfon-11 Oak Street.
Wanted-Si tuation-"T. E."
Wisonia Magnetic Garments-Julius Ives.
Window Shades-330 State Street
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The SeIden Farm.

The meeting in regard to ratifying the
Loomis' Temple Thursday afternoon, and as
far as heard from the sentiment generally
appears to be in favor of securing the prop
erty, the price being very low and the pros
poets good that it will be good investment,
while the cost to the town will be much
more than repaid by the sale of town land
or, Martin street.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-04
New Postage Stamps.

The Postofice department at Washington
has given notice that on April 10 it will
begin the issue of new postage stamp of
the denomination of five cents, and of the
following general description "On tablet
is suspended an incised shield decorated
with an oval of pearls, forming framework
to the portrait of the late President of the
United States"
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-04
OhffuarY.

Mrs. Mary Mix, native of this city, born
in 1880, died, March 26th, at Macon, Georgia,
Of consumption. In 1852 she welded Albert
Mix who went to Macon shortly before and
established himself in business. Mr.. Mix
went from New Haven to Macon. The de-
ceased was an amiable Christian lady, wife
and mother. She leaves her husband and an
aged father to mourn her loss. Five chill
dren had already preceded her to that bourne
from whence no traveller returns.
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STEAMERS to New York

The new Connecticut River Steamboat
company has arranged to start its boats this
week. The City of Hartford will leave New
York for Hartford to-day, and the steamer
Sunshine has been chartered to run on the
line pending needed repairs on the Granite
State. The latter will probably not take her
place on the line until May.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-04

The Hon. Guy Carleton Stoddard, one of
the Oldest and most respected citizens of
Ledyard, died at his residence in Gales
Ferry on Friday, aged ninety-three years. He
was participant in the battle of stoning-
ton, represented his town in the General AS
sembly several years and also his district in
the Senate in 1912.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-04
A StabbinS ARRAY.

The Norwich correspondent of the New
London Day says: James Mcmahon, of the
Falls, was stabbed in two places by man
named Jeremiah Sullivan in row which oc 6
CURED on Saturday. The two men had an
alteration IN saloon just before the stab
bling. Sullivan withdrew from the place and
afterward attacked Mcmahon with the knife,
driving it two inches into his left side be-
tween the short or floating ribs The wound
is an inch and a half in length. The second
wound is one and three quarters inches in
the upper angle of the left eye, the knife
penetrating to the bone. Both wounds
are serious, and it is difficult to determine
the result at present. Sullivan was arrested,
and gives as his version of the affair that
McMahon struck at him outside, and to de-
fend himself he pushed him, accidentally
striking him with a knife which was in his
hand open at the time He could not &C
count for the waund in the eye. Sullivan is
considered half demented irresponsible
person. not fit to be at large. Mcmahon is
about twenty five and Sullivan about thirt y
years of age.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-04
Lodge and Society.

At the annual meeting. of the Sacred
Heart Temperance society held Sunday the
election of officers for the ensuing year re-
suited as follows President, L. Francis
Gaynor vice president, John Reilly; re-
cording secretary, Patrick Donneily; finan-
cial secretary, Francis Husley; treasurer,
James O'Brien marshal Henry M. Daley;
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1882-04-04

1t is probable that this year spring circuit
of trotting meetings will be inaugurated by
the prominent trotting parks from Boston to
Philadelphia. A meeting will be held at
Allyn Hall. Hartford, on Wednesday at -
o'clock, at which the stewards from the asso-
Citations in Philadelphia, New York, Provi-
dence. Hartford, Poughkeepsie and Boston
will be present and definite plan of action
aoraed I1p0n