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NIerwin Point Hotel.
THE SEA VIEW.

Savin Rock, West Haven, Conn.
 | The house fronts directly on Long FTII 5Ss Island Sound. Fine marine view ex- tSiM Mcellent bathing, beautiful drives. Guests at IH#4l this hotel never troubled By those pests
 of most sezside resorts, xaosauftoest TEe house has been thoroughly renovated. zzrpets. Farren Bros superior spring bed through the Horse run by beth New Haven depot and Steam boats, direct to the house Open from May IEt tn Oct 1st 1s82.
 sys2T 3m ". & BIGEIOW PTun
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WANTED.

SITUATION by respectable girl to do light "A houseEork or to take care of children; no ob-
 jectons to short distance in the country Inquire at 265 HAMILTON STREET, Ssnoud aoor.
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WANTED.
WANTED,

SITUATION by yOuEg girl to do second Eo-l "A in c private family; ls wiling and oo-E11E lately landed Apply Et
 ieis It. 1s HAVEN sTREFT.
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NEW YORK.

The GovernOrship-Secreta FoIger Said
 to Be Out of the Field.
 WASHINGTON, June 12.-It is announced on very good authority that Secretary Folger has caused it to be understood that in no event will he consent to be considered can- didate for the gubernatorial nomination in New York The indications are that the ad Governor Cornell are all at sea respecting a candidate. They do not trust ex-Comp- troller Wadsworth, believing that he is too friendly to Governor Cornell and they have small faith in the expediency of nominating MT. Starin after the Democratic victory in his district last fall. There is some suspicion that the President is not giving ,o the Stal wart fighters that hearty support which they expected.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Music on the Green.

The committee of the Court of Common Council who have charge and direction of the music on the Green, 10 be given by the American band under an appropriation of the Court of Common Council, held meet ing last evening, Messrs. Willis, Defrees and Blakeslee being present It was voted that the first concert should be given on Wednes- day evening of this week commencing at 7:30 o'clock, and the next on Saturday after noon from 3 to o'clock. Changes may be made in this plan after this week.
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a sum of money and pass to go West to work they return and demand more money. Sat urday Joseph Wolfe called at the relief office and demanded more aid When refused he became excited and claimed that the officers of the society were stealing money. He was sent away, but returned to day with two hun dred more, uttering cries of Down with the robbers," attempting to force their way into the building. Policeman Reigil was tampled down and much bruised. Assistance was sent for and 8 number of Jews were arrested. The injured were taken to the hospital
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Strikes in Various Lines of Work

Strikes in Various Lines of Work.
 NEW YORK, June 12.-The men at Conner s type foundry, also Farmer, Little & Co., B foundry struck this morning for an increase of fifteen per cent, their pay now averaging about $15 per week for those employed on piece work for casters and dressers. They offered the casters and dressers ten per cent. increase, provided they agree not to bring beer into the building, which was re- fused. If the strike is successful it is prob able that there will be a general strike among the type founders and rubbers of the city.
 The boiler makers are still out and no con- promise probable.
 The horse shoers' strike has been arranged and the strikers resumed work this morning on the Second and Tenth avenue lines.
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Utah Territory.

The New Territorial Constitution.
 SALT LAKE, June PA delegation of three homogeneous Mormons started for Washing. ton this morning to present draft of the re- gently adopted State constitution and memo rialize Congress for admission to the Union. Ex-Delegate Hooper and two other liberal Mormons who were chosen to go on this mis- sion refused, looking upon the whole pro- cesdings as farce.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK; June 12.-Arrived the Servia and the City of Berlin from Liverpool.
 Antwerp-sailed the 10thl, the Waesland for New York.
 Eavre-Arrived (the 11thl, the Amerique from New York
 Queenstown-Sailed (the I1th), the Scythia and the Wisconsin for New York.
 Liverpool-Arrived, the Baltic from New York, the Egypt from New York.
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Minnesota.
Gnoa prospects for the crons.

Good Prospects for the Crops.
 Sr PAUL, June 12.-An reports agree that under the influence of the favorable weather which has prevailed for some days past the crops are growing finely both in Minnesota and Dakota. In the counties in the western part of the State wheat is six or eight inches high. Oats and corn are likewise looking we'll Along the line of the Northern Pacific road in Dakota wheat is somewhat backward, but is rapidly gaining lost ground.
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WANTEn

YENO BUY, lot of Secondhand Furniture and Car \ pets. Highest cash price paid. Orders by mail promptly attended to, At
 ja17 2S CHURCH STREET.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Germany.

Sensation in the ReichstaR.
 BERLIN, June 12.-In the Reichstag to-day Prince Bismarck made an address of three hours duration on the tobacco bill. He stated he only remained in office out of per Gonal consideration to the Emperor. He en- treated them to uphold national ideas against the spirit of faction, and not to dim the name of Germany before Europe, upon whose horizon clouds were now rising. The speech created a great sensation
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do second "A work light houseEork, or to take care Of an in- fsnt. Inquire st
 ieI3 s OAK STREET.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Saved From an Awful Plunge.

SAVou &n AWFUL F1unEc.
 CARBoNDALE, June PA man named Hardness has been engaged for several weeks in peeling bark on Moosic mountains and re- moving the logs to a mountain skidway near Herrick Center, where they are rolled into the river 250 feet below. Recently, while Hardness was at the skidway, attempting to move a large log with his cant-hook, the hook slipped, throwing Hardness down the em- bapkment, the log following after. As Hark ness shot down the mountain side he gath cred himself together, and made fearful leap into the river. He happened to strike a clear place between the logs, and thus es- capped terrible death. He was rescued by the workmen few feet from the large log which rolled into the river just behind him. Hardness held on to his cant t-hook all the time, and was taken out of the river with it still in his grasp.
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Walnut .eafaair Ka.,orar,

It is entirely different from all others ii is as clear as water, and, as it's name indi- cates, is perfect Vee9.aSle Hair Restorer. It will mee:5,ii..ely free the head from all deRl.Taf, restore gray hair to its natural color, and produce a new growth wheae Il has fallen of It does net ia ssy manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of Lead and Nitrate of Silver preparations have done. It will change light or faded hair in few days to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for 1t. Each bottle Is warranted. Chas. N. Crittenton, New York, and Geo. c. Goodwin & Co.,, Bos- ton, wholesale agents. s6 1yd&w
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do seeonG "A work or general houssEork: no objections tc the country. Inquire At present pisoe,
 jeI3It- 6 DWIGHT STREET.
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Fire Commissioners.

The Board of Fire Commissioners held an adjourned meeting last evening for the pur- pose of considering the bids for the mason work on the new engine house to be erected on Division street in Newhallville. The bids for joiner and plumbing work had previ- ously been opened but not awarded There were present His Honor Mayor Robertson (presiding), Commissioners Brown, Evarts, Baldwin and Redmond.
 Bids for mason work on the new structure ware onened as follows
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Ross Trsinink for His Race,

WINNIPEG, June 12.-Ross began his train ing for the Aanlan race to-day. He had a five mile spin for the first trial The current is strong, but is not thought to be unfavora- ble for the race. Kennedy was also out to- day studying tre currents. The rowing of both was greatly admired by large crowd It is not believed here that Hanlan is i'll. The regular committee telegraphed Hanlan to day for positive answer as to his coming.
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SITUATION by youpg man clerk or sales A man, who has had seEsr1l years experience; is practical boOkkesper, and is willing to make him self generally useful; best of references Apply to
 D. LIS AGhT, Grocer, jel3 3t' 6T NaIlxce Street.
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shall be retired from active service and placed the retir d list and act in force shall be strued to limit restrict the retirement herein provided for
 The other recommendations of the Committee on Appropriations were agreed o without division.
 After a number bills had been introduced, the bill gi ing S GOO increased water facilities for Washington city was taken up and discussed until D. m. when the House adjourned.
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NEW DOMINION.

Vennor Sells His Next Years Almanac.
 MONTREAL, Can, June 12.-Prof. Vennor, the Canadian weather prophet, has sold his 1883 almanac to Vogeler & Co, of Boston, on condition that the issue should be at least million copies.
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LIGHTHOUSE POINT.
BEACH HOUSE,
 SAVIN ROCK, West Haven, Connecticut. E. FREEMAN, Proprietor.
Open June 1 to October I, 1882,

A FOR the reception of summer k & boarders and transient guests The insfIff& House having been thoroughly renovated l.eAa and refurui'hsd, will be kept asa hrrs-elAss Horse pas the door every fifteen ninutes to and from New Haven
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GENTS. Salary commission. Agents cxn "A easily make from s to si0 day selling our new styles of Autograph and Photograph ATbuuas "Gashells Business MAu1al,H Tennyson's Postical Works, Watson S PAtton's History Of the United States complete up to the present time, webster's Dictionary and other standard Eorks-
 M. MANNING k CO.,
 Publishers, $50 Chapel street,
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THE WEST.
Illinois.

Chtcago's Experience with the Sma aIlpox.
 CHICAGO, June 12.-There were eleven deaths from smallpox during the past week. The total deaths from all diseases were PA, an alarming increase over the previous rec ord
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An important Arrest Made.

NEW YORK, June 12.-Inspector Byrnes to- night acknowledged that he had made some important arrests in connection with the murder of Louis w. Sutermuth, the Mexican agent for a firm on Cliff street, but whether he had got the guilty parties he was unable to say. He feels certain he has a clue that will clear the mystery.
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Torn tn Pieces by A Ranr.

SARATOGA, June 12.-William Milliken, of Boston, was torn to pieces by q bear at Lake Piseco in the Adirondacks last Saturday. He was heavily interested in mining in Nova Scotia and in the Mechanicsville Water Power company of this State. At the time of the fatal accident he was with party con- sisting of Q number of prominent gentlemen.
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DEATHS.

wOODS-MORGAN-In Middletown, June 1, Charles D. Woods and Mary A. Morgan daughter of the Rev. H. A. Morgan.
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FIRE RECORD.

Connecticut Firms Mill Burned.
 RIoHFoRD, Vt., June 12.-The steam lum- Der mill belonging to White, Clarkson < Co.,, of Connecticut, a mile north of this village, was burned this afternoon with the machin- cry and million feet of lumber. Loss S15,- GOO.
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BelIIgerent Jews-Trouble RaIsed by tn,
 RE1ssIan RafuuaaS

NEW YORK, June 12.-The newly arriving Russian Jews are giving the police and com mittees appointed by the diKerent Jewish so- cietieg a deal of trouble by demanding "Ameriean" suits of clothing and plenty of money. After being decently clad and given
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4 SITUATION by respectable girl 10 do EsoonS A work or general housswork in Q small family good reference. Inquire st
 iel3 lt' 8 YORK sIEEEI.
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A SITUATION in A hotel by s s~sdiEA lzHn os sz- A perieDce in all sorts Uf hotzl work, or to work on farm has had experience in New York State {; Is good miIker. Inquire st
 jels It. Is4x ST JOHN STREET
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The Riot af fAIexan6rtn-Three Hundred
 Persons Killed.

LONDON, June 13,-A dispatch from Alex andria says the official returns of the riot give the number of killed and wounded at three hundred, including sixty-seven Euro peans killed. Most of the shops in the Flu ropean quarter were gutted by the rioters. Great excitement continues at Alexandria and the merchant ships and steamers in the harbor are crowded with refugees.
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WANTEn

HNHREE or four metal pattern EkksrE-
 THE NEW HAVEN CAB THINNING co IeI3 At go NewnAl ssrsst
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Troops Sent to A1exandria.

CA1Ro June 12.-Fifteen hundred Egyp- tian troops left this city for Alexandria.
 Arabi Boy in conference with Dervisch Pasha and the Consul General day engaged to strictly obey orders of the Khedive, who undertakes to maintain order.
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A SITUATION by respectable girl ss cook and A lAund ess 10 do ssns-zl houseEork; the best Of city reference. Apply At
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WANTED

A SITUATION by willing girl to do general "A hoUsswork: no objections Q s short dtE-A1es in the country. Inquire st
 ie l3 Its A ASHNUN STREET..
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MARRIAGES

wILLIs-In New Milford May 18th, to Henr L. Willis.
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Senator Camer0n's Friend-The One Who
 SfarteaI inc Tariff Rannrt

Started the Tariff Report.
 PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-The mysterious individual who through a reportorial friend set afoat Senator Camerons alleged anti tariff threat is Judge William M. Bum, pro- prietor of the Standby Transcript. He pub lished card to-day saying what he told the reporter was his idea what Cameron should say and not what Cameron had said The reporter, on the other hand, swors to an af- fdavit this evening to the effect that Bum deliberately repeated his threat as being the words of Cameron. He asserted that Sena- tor Copper was one of the listeners
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WANTED.

4 SITUATION by an experienced bo5kkeepe-; the > best of references given les 6ts Address .sn P ttfa nfsre
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MINIATURE ALmANAC.

BUN RISES, 426 MooN RISES, HIGH WATEs, SUN SETS, 7.34 2:36 a. m. 9:44 D.
 PTRTEG
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WANTED

1.-TWO neat smar: young gfrls having city reference each wish a situation for general h0useEork or second work; Are willing and oblgiDg also situz - tion by competent girl cook. or do general housework; objection to the sezshore best of res erence- Inquire for two days at
 jel3 It. IS4k ST JOHN ETRFFT
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LOST, A LADY'S BROADCLO I'll CAPE, on How "A ard avenue. The finder will be rewarded by leaving it at ie12 2ts THIS OFFICE.
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WANTED-

4 CAPABLE girl t9 cook, wash and iron: rsfer A enoes required Apply "Wednesday. be.veel Il and o'clock, a.
 jeIS It' So COLLEGE sTRgET-
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Local Weather Record.

Max. temp, 70 min. temp, 52; total rainfall .00.
 FOR JUNE 12, 1881. Max temp, 72; min. temp, 52; rainfall, .00.
 J. H. SHERMAN, Sergt. s. c. U. S. A. 4Too small to measure.
 ''Lt"-Wind less than miles an hour Storm sig nals have reference only to approaching high winds Approaching high northwesterIy winds indicated by red and white flags combined During June winds from the southwest to south ast tn :se most likely to be followed by rain.
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Board of COunciImen.

Mason work, Allen D. Baldwin ,75O OC Joiner work ". A. Lincoln 3,639 Ot Plumbing, Daniel F. Kelley ............... 256 5t
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MANNING-In Fair Haven (East), June 9th, Fannie Manning, aged 21 years. Funeral from her late residence on Prospect street this C uesday) afternoon at 2:3O o'clock Relatives and friends are invited to attend PARKER-Tn New Haven, at go sherman avenue, June 11th, Almina L wife of c Parker, aged AS. Prayers at residence 99 sherman avenue Wednesday, 14th, at a. m Funeral services at Northampton, Mass, at o'clock p. m at the residence of s. N1. Smith, No Hawey street.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEW HAVEN.

AnRIvED-JUNE 12 Brig Staples, Stowers, Ponce, 15 days, sugar and molasses to l, W x Armstrong. Sch Westerlow, Jordan, Ellsworth, lumber to " A Beck1ey x Go. I Sch Thomas, Thomas, Bangor, lumber to "
 Richards Go.
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WANTED,

A SITUATION by z reeps table girl to do gensr A houseEork in s small private family; good re erence. Inquire at II MCHCGHS.
 jels 3t- Cor. Broad and Oak Strze.z
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WANTED,

A COMPETENT girl for general h5uEsEo-k. ziIl- LA ing 10 go to the country for he Eummsr- h. quirs st
 jel3 1t T. COLI EGE sTRFTT
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WANTED

A SITUATION by German girl to dc chEnser A work or second york; good city reference In guire al
 tsI3 It. 15 ELM sTRKgF.
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Judge Li.tsll for County Judge.

meeting of unite n number OF
Tho lcal,ug colorcd l,cnnblicaus OF
the civ of uopkinsyiIle and vicinity
Lheld al IIor,'s iIall I'm the 95ih day
of March lSS2.
r, N. Lauder WAS chosen chairman
of lie meeting and ID. n. Marshal
,mnoinied secretary. The following
resolution was aitcrward adopted
by lie meeting to wit:
Whereas. upon full expression Of
tbi. meetinv and of many others moi
now present we believe TINT create,
number of tho Republicans Of mi,
connty,cah ,iniie and harmonize. OF,
Judge II. II Li,tcil MS RepiIbl,car
candidate for iConnty Judge than
either of the candidates now before
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Death Ga tn, aail.


a negro woman name'l sarah Janc
Ofcadorf was killed By the south
hound passenger train Sunday after
noon She with two other colorcd
women A''cma,cd to cross dlie rail-
road bridge III the northern suburbs
Of the city few minutes before The
,raln was due, Whom They were
midway of the bridge the train
,uruei tho curve. Tho women
turned back aud when they got to
where the enbinkmen, was only ten
or aItecn fee, high the other two ran
down the side aud escaped unhurt'
The one who was hurt continued to
run further down tac 'rsck and just
before she turned OIL sho fell down,
and before she could get up the train
was upon her. shs was 'sscn upon
the cow.cAiclicr and carried several
iect aud then thrown oil on me ran.
Yer body rolled over the rail but her
light arm was cut oil near tho shou'-
Yer aud the bones OF tho ilmo mashed
along the track 'or scve'ai lecs one
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WEEKLY TOBACCO MARKET

Inspectors weekly report Hopkins
Vile tobacco market, week ending
March ", 1882.
Receipts Tor the week. :. /. 53l hhds.
Receipts for the year. ~. 1921 hhds,
Sales for the week. ..... 80 hhds.
Sales for the year, ..... 29OS hhds
Sales by Wheeler, Mills " Co., OF
GO hhds.
80 hhds common to good lugs,
from IS % too 20.
30 hhda. common TO medium leaf,
from Sc % to 8 25.. &
Market firm and active. ~
Sales by Buckner & Woodbridge OF
l32 hhds.
AZ hhds. common to medium leaf,
from ~ so to 70. p.e, IN
&c hhds. common and low mixed
leaf. rom SO rs To I 20
q hhd.. good Tugs, Sc 90 to- 6 so
80 hhds. common and medium liigs,
from 81 % 10 8 Is.
s hhis. short, poor trash, from
"a Gu TO 4 G5,
Market firm and higher this week
for all kinds. both leaf aud lnss. We
now hayea lively market and plant
ers OF Christian, Trlgg, Hopkins and
Todd counties should stand by this
their hoine market. 4 So
Sales by Aocrnalhy b Co, Of G5
hRds.
90 hhds. good Leaf, SO 65 toe.7-0O
% hhds. low leaf, 81 U0to6 25
llhhds l,gs, from s6 % 10 8 90
Market full uppnal grades, and Q
decided advance on common leaf.
Sales oy j. *. Cant q Soma OF 81
hhds.
l7hlis. fac ZEAL, SO so to 10 90.
23'blrlss medium aud common Leaf
SO so TOT so.
% hhd.. luss, IS 0Oto6 75''
Sales BY NELSON 4 Jesup OF IS
hhds. SItats Nm
lG hha.. leaf from 81 00to9 SIS.
% hhds. lugs from So 90 lot 95.