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Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-07
RELIGIOUS SERVICES.

FIRST NJ. E. CHuRoH.-Preachtng at 10:ao a.; III and 7:so D. m by the pastor; Rev C. H: Buck; Sun meeting at 6:a0 D.
 HUMPHREY STREET CoNGREGATroNAL CHURCH, 1O:3O B. nn and 7:3O D. m Sunday school at 1:45 Young peoples prayer meeting at p, Free seatl and cordial welcome to all.
 speak ''Mtssion work in Rome, Italy" The past"r S. R. Dennen will preach at SIS; Sub eet' %The ia sionary concert at ' o'clock.
 TRINITY M. E. CHURcH.-Rev Daniel Goo dsell. D. D., pastor. Worshiping until the completion of the new church In the Davenport avenue chapel. Ser vice with sermon by the pastor at 103o a. m. After Oct. Is evening service also at 7:3O.
 DAVENPORT CHURCH tWooster aq1are)-I Q. Me evening at 7:36 Rev W. J, yanMeter will speak on the Msson yors at Rome I Italy & Early meeting invited to all the services.
 CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH Orange street, near Elm. ing and evening Morning subject "The immova- bie kingdom Evening snbject '.ls is Goa satisfed 12 noon.
 ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH, Beers street).-social meeting in the morning at 1030 Preaching at 2:3O and 7:30 D. m by Elder H. Munger. of Chicopee Falls Mass Evening subject The increase of knowl- edge one of the last day tokens" All are welcome. Seats free.
 ST JOHN STREET M. E. CHURCu-Servires at 1O:3O a, and 7:3o p. Sabbath school at noon. Young Harris will preach morning and evening In the even ug he will deliver discourse on ''probation in the future 1ife'. All welcome.
 CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH (corner of York and Chapel streets )-Hervices at 1030 and 73o p. m: Rev D. H. Taylor, of Jamaica Pl 'ins, Mass., will preach in the morning, and the Rev T. A. T. Hanna wlA preach in the evening. Sunday school at 12 m. Young peoples meeting at p m.
 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Wooster P1ace).-Prsach- ing in the morning by the Rev T. A. T. Hanna and in he evening by the Rev. D. H. Taylor, of Jamaica Plains Mass Sabbath school and young mems Bible class at 12 m Young peoples meeting at 6:s3 p. m.
 GEORGE STREET M. E. CHuRcH.-Rev William P. Corbit, pastor, will preach at 10:30 'Chr1st's council to the Church of Sards," At 7:30 p. mon on .'Humbug; which, Dr. Newman Smyth CT the word of God?" special invitation to Congresa- tiona1ists All welcome. Seats free. SPIRITUAL1sTIC SEANCEs.-N1rs. J. J. Clark will give sean~e at her parleIs 8l Church street. room Sunday evening at 7:30. A short discourse will be given, subject "Where is the spirit world followed by psychrometric readings and tests Admission It
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Walnut Loaf Hair Restorer.

is as clear as water, and, as It's name indi- cates, is a perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will immediately free the head from all dandrutf, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce new growth where it has fallen of. It does not in any manner Lead and Nitrate of Silver preparations have done. It will change light or faded h air in few days to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for 1t. Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N. Crittenton, New York, and Geo. 0. Goodwin < Co.,, Bos- ton, wholesale agents. s6 1yd&w
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FIRE RECORD.

Property Licked Up by the Flames.
 NEW YORK, Oct 6.-Fire broke out in the cellar at AT Broadway and A. Mercer street, stored with the furnishing goods of Stern & Co.,, shirt manufacturers. at noon today. Stern d Co.'s loss is $50 ,OOO Mr. Fisher, cloaks; Jacob Alder, gloves; Kidney & Haw- ley, trimmings E. D. Licker, underclothing had goods damaged to the extent of $l5, ,ooo The building is damaged $50, 900 worth.
 Iowa CITY, Ia, Oct. G-The Harmon House in this city was burned early this morning. Loss $lO,OOO.
 CALAIS, Me, Oct. The steam sawmil at Shogomoc, N B., owned by John Marks, of St. Stephens, leased by James Murchie & Sons, of Calais, was totally destroyed by fire last night. Loss $7 ,OOO, insurance small.
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A Clerk Gets a Surprlses

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-On returning from lunch this afternoon Frank Silieck, young man employed 8 clerk by the firm of Wendt, Steinhaus & Co.,, at 23 Green street, picked up small cylindrical package about six inches long which he found lying on the entrance to the building. On entering the office he was about to show it to one of his fellows, when it exploded, throwing out 8 dense volume of smoke. The contents began burning with g white light and melting like sealing wax dropped on the floor. Silleck was severely burned about the hands and face and his clothing was set on fire Fails of water were hastily thrown upon the burn ing drippings and the remnants of the pack age were thrown into the street where it burned into ashes. It emitted an odor like phosphorus None of the employees of the store could tell how the 'infernal machine, " as they term it, came into their building, but thought someone had accidentally dropped it
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EGYPT.

A Water Famine in Alexandria-A Seri-
 ous Charge Against the British Sol-
 dfeEs.
 ALEXANDRIA, Oct. GA water famine is imminent here and along the line of the Suez canal. The water of the fresh water canals is putrid. Sir Edward Mallett has appealed to the Minister of the Interior urging that measures be promptly taken to remedy the evil. Many people are suffering from fever superinduced by the use of bad water.
 LONDON Oct. "A correspondent of the Cologne Gazette accuses the English troops of killing and piundering helpless wounded Egyptians.
 The Stond0rd says strong feeling exists in Egypt against the resumption of Anglo French financial control
 CAIRO, Oct. 6.-The Khedive will decorate all the higher officers of the English forces in Egypt with the order of Osmanlieh and sub ordinate officers with that of the Medjidieh. Sultan Pasha has been rewarded with 10,
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Eighth Ward.
Ninth Ward.

The Republican voters Of the Eighth ward re quested to meet at Merwin's Hall Tuesday, 0cto Der 10, at 7SD D. to elect delegates to the Probate Congre essonal, Senatorial and Representati conven tions. FREDERICK BoTsFoRD, Chairman.
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THE WEST.
Kentucky.
A FeuSa Ends in Death.

Feud Ends in Death.
 LOUISVILLE, Oct. G.-Henry Coons, cap tain of the chemical engine company located at Portland, was shot and killed this evening by Mitchell Leopaille, keeper of station house No. G. The difficulty grew out of 8 suit brought last May by Leopaills's daughter against Coons for islander. The men have been enemies since then. This evening while Coons was slightly under the influence of liquor he tried to get into the station house to whip Leopaille. He was held back, when he pulled pistol and shot at Leopaille, missing him. The latter returned the fire and shot Coons in the forehead, killing him. LeopailIe is under arrest
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Frank James, the outlaw brother of Jesse James, was sent to the county jail at Kansas City, Mo, yesterday afternoon, bail being re- fused.
 Congressman O'Neil, of Pennsylvania. states that 8 careful canvass of his State has been made. and shows that General Beavers chances of election have measurably improned within the past ten days.
 It is stated that Attorney General Brewster has telegraphed instructions to District At torney Corkhill to delay the investigation of Juror Dickson's charges of attempted brib- cry against Brewster Cameron and H. A. Bowen.
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MINIATURES ALMANAC,
 OCTOBER T. SuH RISES, 6O3 MooN RISES, 1 HIGH WATER, SUN SETS, 6.32 1:39 a. 500 p.
 BIRTHS. COOK-In Hartford, Oct. 4th, to Edward B. aad Fannie l.. Cook
 MARRIAGES TROWBRIDGE-ANDERsO In this city, Thurs day, Oct. 9th, 1882 by the Rev. Edwin Harwood, D. D., Rutherford Trowbridge to Alice Maude, daughter of John c: Anderson, Esq
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I, GEORGE A. BUTLER. Cashier of the above narped bank, do solemnly swear that the
 statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief GEO. A. BUTLER, Cashier. Subscribed and to before me this 9th day of October, 1882 WM T. FIELDS, Notary Puonc' Correct-Attest
 A A. W " DPei1s: 3nPoREsT, Directors.
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County Farmers Club.

FAEh6rs' CIUb.
 There was no meeting of the New Haven County Farmers club yesterday afternoon in Sheffield Hall Although it was the annual meeting for the election of officers, the only member that appeared up to o'clock was the efficient secretary, Cullen B. Foote, of Hamden. He was prepared to make his an- nual report, but none of the farmers were present to receive it.
 It would appear from the indications of yesterday that there will be no further meet ing of the club and that it is in reality de- funct This IS to be regretted, as the con- tinuance of such club would have been ben- eficlal to farmers and patrons alike.
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FOUND. BRACELET. The owner may apply at oor llT '

DISSOLUTION. TNHE firm of LOUIS E. BY FER x co. heretofore \ existing is hereby dissolved by mutual consent, Henry Ross retiring. Therefore Louis E. Ryder will continue the siness at the old stan >76 Chapel and is aloHe authorized to sign in liquidation.
 L ,YDER. ec7 1t+ HENRY ROSS.
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Ut is great art to do the right thing at the right time." The person subject to de- rangement of the kidneys or liver has pro- tective duty to perform in purchasing pack age of Kidney-Wort. It invigorates these organs and by it's cathartic and diuretic effect, cleanses the whole system of all bad humors.
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Masonic Notice.
 The members of Wooster Lodge, No 79 F. & xHA. M. are hereby notified to n eet at the Lodge /~\Room, Masonic Temple, on Sunday, October ?, at ocl ok sharp, for he purpose of atten ling the funeral of our late brother Anton Quaiser Me bers Of other City Ld4es and soiourning brothers spectfully invited to meet with
 Fer order of the ". M.
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PORT OF NEW HAVEN,

ARRIvED-oCToBER 6. Sch Forest Home, Kent, Bangor, lumber to Gower & Mansfield.
 Sch Continental, lumber to Beckley & Co. Sch Idle Howard, Howard lum Der to G filling & Son.
 Sch Ney, Smith, Somerset, nails to 8 Bradley.
 HARpoR BOUND EAST. Str Seven Brothers Str Two Brothers. Sch John Little, coal Sch Mary Stow, Anderson, coal to Providence. Sch Jos ph Hay, Butler, coal to Provid Sch JohC Summers, Seabrook. Sch Abaer Taylor, Dodge, Hob' ken, for Bangor. Sch Wm hice Gregory, Hoboken, for Rockland. Sch M French, Childs, Hoboken, for Yarmouth Sch Avon, Park Rondout, for soston. Sch Helen Mar, Port Johns n, for Boston, Sch Gee Gurney, Gurney, Port J hnson, for Boston. Sch Ponder, Jr, Ryan, Y, for Salem. Sch Mary Nott. for Salem Sch H Brainard. Stiles, for Boston. Sch Hickman, for -. There is large ship of the mouth of the harbor. supposed to be the J W Scrammel Br} for Rouen. There are also seventeen otuer vessels below. sAILED-ocTcBEn 6. Sch Belle Hooper, for Baltimore.
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NEW JERSEY.
A Sad Scene for q Wire

OcEANPoRT Oct. 6.-Albert w. Wilbur, extensively engaged in the glass industries of New Jersey, was instantly killed this morn ing at Staffordville station while boarding a through ttain which slowed up at the lag house few hundred feet north of the sta tion. Mir. Wilbur's body was terribly man. gled. The accident witnessed by the unfortunate mans young wife, who had just bid him good bye at the depot
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DanciDg Classes.

NTIsS Mamie 0. Gill; daughter of the late Prof. IVA Gill, respectfully announces that she is now forming classes in dancing for her second season. The Waltz and La Russo taugbt perfectly six les Circulars obtained at music and book stores Call address MISS MAMIE O. GILL,
 i'm Crown Street
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The Republican voters of the Tenth ward are re quested to meet at Niers Hall, Monday evening, Oc tober 9, at 7:3o m 1T the purpose of electng del egates to the various town conventions to be called t elect delegates to the Senatora Probate Repreaenta tive and Congressional conventions
 Per order J. H. ROWLAND,
 Chairman Ward Committee.
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DEPORT of the condition of the NATIONAL M TRADESMEN'S BANK, at New Haven. In the
 State Connecticut the close of business October sd. 1Ss2 -
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Thirteenth Ward

The Republicans of the Thirteenth ward are here by notified to meet at Franklin Hall on Mo day, Oc tpber g. at 7 o'clock to elect delegates to thu several town conventions. D. U. MoNsoN,
 Chairman Ward Committee.
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couaressiona1 Convention

Republican town convention will be held in room No: 5 in the !nsurance b"ld1ng' 31o Chapel for the purpos of electing delegates the Congress sional convention to be he d in 1oomis' Temple of Music in New Haven, the l7th of October, to put in nomination a candidate for Congress
 LUCIUs P. DEMINa,
 Chairman of Republican Town Committee.
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Fifth Ward.

The Republicans of the Fifth ward requested to meet at the store of B. H. usla.s & Sons, No. 255 State street, Tuesday evening" October 10, at 7:30 o'clock to el ct delegates to the town tions sfollows-CongressionalS Senatorial. Probate and Representative. A. G. SMELL,
 al
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First Ward.

The Republicans Of the First ward arc hereby noti- fled to meet at room 16. Insurance building, at o'clock na. Tuesday, October 10, to elect six dele gates to each of the following town conven ions to be called, wit-Con9ressional, Senatorial. Probate aEd Representative. FRANK A. MoNsoN,
 hair
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NDEPORT of the condition of the FIRST MA h TIONAL BANK. at New Haven in the State of Connecticut, at the close of business October 3d. 1882:
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Total Liabilities. .Sls s45o,o3t l9 I, J. C. BRADLEY Cashier of the Merchants Nation
 al Bank of New Haven Conn.,, do sol mnly swear that
 the above is true to the best of my know edge and belief. J. C. BRADLEY, Cashier State of Connecticut, County of New Haven.
 Sworn to and subscribed before me this 9th day Of October 1882. H. G. REDFlELD, Notary Public. Correct-Attest:
 H. B. BIGELo",l ,,,-..... N r. HALL, Directors c. s. MERSICK,
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Sixth Ward

The Republican voters of the Sixth ward ques ed to meet at the store W. H, Coolidge, ner of Greene and Wallac streets Tuesday even ing, October 1O at o'clock for the purpose of elect ing delegates to the following conventions-Senator- isl, Representative, Consressional and Probate.
 ELLERY E. CAMP, Chairman.
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NEW DOMINION.
Discovery of Rich Gold. Fields.

Discovery of Rich Gold. Fields.
 VICTORIA, B. C., Oct 6-It is believed that new and rich gold fields have been found in the Cariboo district. Much excitement pre- vails here over the report. Indians have brought in $4, 900 worth of dust from Bridge river, some of the nuggets weighing $10 in value
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"hn ." rA

The Republicans of the Third ward request ed to meet at Fowler Smith store, of Con- grees avenue and Ward street, Tuesday October 10 at 7:30 D. to elect delegates to the several con- vent.ons.
 R. E. BARNUM,
 Chairman Ward Committee
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The Republican voters of this ward hereby no tined to meet at ys Hall Tuesday evening, Octobe
 10 at o'clock to elect six delegates to each of tn following Republican conventions to bs called t uit-Congressional, Senatorial, Probate and Repre- sentative.
 Per order A. A. TOWNSEND,
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DEPORT of the oondi ion of THE NEW HAVEN | E6l COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, at New Haven, In Connecticut at the close of business Oc- \ fohar 3
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
Senatorial Convention.

A Republican town convention will bs Eeld in room in the Insurance building 37O Chapel street. Saturday ng, Octob If, at o'clock. to elect delega to the SeDatoria convention, to be held Monday evening" October 16, for the purpose "f nom inatirg a Senator from the Eighth Senatorial dis trict. LUCIUs F. DEiING,
 Chairman Republican Town Committee
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THE SOUTH.
Mississippi.
Heirs Discarded fo

JACKSON, Oct. 6.-Dr. W. H. Bennett, an aid and prominent citizen of Meridian, is dead. In his will he leaves an estate valued
 ! at $50, ,OOO to his colored cook. cutting off his wife and heirs
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Fifteenth Ward.

The Republican electors of the Fifteenth ward are hereby notined to meet at the house of SaDuel o. Thompson. at Morris Cove, at 71d o'clock p. m., on Tuesday, October 0 elect two delegates to each of the following Republican town conventions to be called to wtCongressional Senatorial, Probate and Represent tive CoLLIS B. GRANNIs
 Chairman Ward Committee.
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Fourth Ward.

Tke Re publican voters of the Fourth ward quested to meet at 1O9 Columbus avenue Tue-day evening. October 10 at 730 o'clock to elect delegates to the Congressional Senatorial Probate and Repre- sentative conventions D. W. SHARPE, Chairp
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Eighth senatorialD,xtrfc

The Re publican Senatorial convention of the Eighth dietrict will be held in in the ance building, 370 Chapel street, Monday evening October 16, Ut o'clock, for the purpose of nomnat ing candidate for Senator.
 JULIUS TwIss, of the Senatorial Committee.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
LOCAL NEWS.

NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-Arrived, the Metapedia from Marseilles. the Republic from Liverpool the Asata from Marseil1es, the Decatur from Antwerp.
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XAa~ns sN " n bA

The Republican voters of the Second ward quested to meet 1, No. 222 Ge Jrge street. Tuesday evening October 10, at 7 o'clock, to elect delegates to the several town conventions
 G. L. DICKERMAN,
 Chairman Ward Com uittee.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain,

Is Germany Preparing for War: LONDON, Oct. Ct Is reported that Ger many has ordered the prompt completion of new forts around Metz.
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Return of the Arctic Relief.

NEW YORK, Oct. G-The Arctic relief expe-
 dition in charge of Major Beebe arrived in New York to-day on board the Alhambra. The party arriving consists of Major William Beebe commanding, Dr. Hoadley, U. s. A. Sergeant G. w. Wall, Third infantry; Pri- vate Francis Thomas, Fifth infantry; Private R. Ragge, Third infantry; Private Maybur
 we'll, Second cavalry Private Joseph Pal marts, of the signal corps. They enjoyed exceptionally good health during the voyage. Following is synopsis of the log kept as given to g reporter by Private Thomas, who has book of most interesting sketches made by himself, including one of the comet, which was taken September 2s at 4:3O a. m., exactly half an hour before it was discovered at Vienna, all of which will be turned the signal service corps: The expedition started July sth from St. Johns, N. F., on the steamer Neptune, Captain Sopp. July 13 met first ice off Cape Farewell reached Good Haven Island of Discovery; July IT, stayed three houses waiting for seal skins and necessary apparatus; left on the 2Oth and met ice again on the 23d and heavy snow. Reached Smiths Sound on the 18th met heavy ice barrier on the 18th, between Ross Bay and Ingle. field, and had to return to Pandora harbor.
 Left there August and reached latitude 200 79' August 10, the highest point reached, IA miles from Lady Franklin Bay. Were beset there in ice for nine days and then re- turned to Payer harbor off Cape Sabine. Re
 mained in Smiths Sound forty one days unable to move on account of ice. September the order was given to return Reached Good Haven September s. Remained there eight days. Left on the 19 h and reached St. Johns on the 24th. Left St Johns on the 18th, arrived in Halifaz October 1st and stayed till the 3d and finally reached New York yesterday at 3:30 p. m.. all we'll on board. Privates Thomas and Ragge, the parties interviewed, were found at the Western Union Hotel in Courtlanc street They seem to be men we'll adapted for the work both in physique and intelli
 gence. They united in great praise to MT
 Norman, first mate, in getting them out O.
 the ice. Dr. Hoadley started last night fol Washington. The party go on there to-day.
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DEATHS.

QUAIsER-In this city, Oct. 5th, Anthony Quaser, aged 40 years months and 20 days. Funeral will take place from 57 Sylvan avenue Sum- day afternoon at 5 o'c ock. DOWNS-In this city, Oct. 9th, William Downs, aged 61 years.
 Funeral Sunday, Oct. sth, at o'clock p, m from his late residence, 76 Kensington street. RAHSDELL-In this city, Oct. 5th, Miss Annie M. Ramsdsll.
 Funeral from No. Leavenworth square, Sunday at 2:30. Burial private. LADD-At Bridgeport, Ohio, Oct 9th, of scarlet fe- ver, Jesse youngest of Professor George T. Ladd of this city, aged years wILCOxsON-In oxford Sept. 3Oth. Nathan J. Will coxson aged S6 years and months.
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900 hvres from the Egyptian treasury for his loyalty to the Khedive
 The British soldiers have been relieved from police duty in Cairo.
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Bank Statements.

BREPORT of the condition of THE MERCHANTS kN NATIONAL BANK, of New Haven, in the State Connecticut the close of business the 3d day Octob
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FALL OPENING!

This day. Saturday, open store to the public and sell 1t prices that will astonish everybody Fine Rack Steak at 12o lb very nice Round Steak at 14c lb Al Srioin Steak at only 1sc lb the best Porter house Steak be got for DOC Come one. come all, aLd for yourself and secure good bargain at l.. Schonberger's,
 OCT I,3 Central E rket.
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Max. temp, 59 ; mn temp, 54 total rainfall, 10
 FOR OCTOBER 6, 1881. Max. temp, 61; min. temp, 29.5.
 J. H. SHERMAN sergt. s. 0. U s. A. sToo small to measure Storm signals have reference only to approaching high winda Approaching high northwesterly winds are indicated by red and white flags combined During October winds from the southwest to southeast are those most likely to be followed by rain-