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Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-23
 PENNSYLVANIA.
Arrest of a Suspected Assassin


 PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-The steamer British King arrived here from Liverpool to. day and was boarded by detectives, who arrested James Finnegan on suspicion of being implicated in the assassination of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Under Secretary Burke He got on at Liverpool, and, it is ssid, was seen washing some clothes on which there were red stains. An investiga- tion is now going on before the Baitish con- sul.
 Finnegan slept in a lodging house tonight detective being unknown to him in the next room. In statement to the British consul he said he was coal beaver and out of employment. He thought if he could get to America he could get work He claimed to have friends in New York, but refused to state who they were. The impression pro- duced by his statement and manner is that he is only "bum," but it is considered ad- visable to have him shadowed for the pres ent. He is of middle age and has sandy complexion and his height corresponds strongly with the published description of one of the assassins of Phoenix Park. Hence his arrest.
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FORTY CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, May g.

SENArE.-Mr. Brown, of Georgia, presented resou- tons of the Georgia Legislature asking appropria tions in aid of education in the States.
 Mir. Cockrell of Missouri, presented memorial of the St. Louis Academy of Sciences in favor of the of metallic and other substances used in the con- struction of railroad bridges and public buildings
 Mr. German, of Maryland introduced bill appro- Maryland
 The calendar was proceeded with, and the Senate bill to secure the satekeep1ng Of money paid into court was passed.
 It directs the deposit of all moneys paid into any court of the United States in peuding cause with the Treasurer Assistant Treasurer designated depositary United states, and where tn. re is none such with bank to be designa ed ny he court Provision is made for bond and sureties for the safe keeping of the money and for judgment with damages upon failure to make payment.
 The House bill increasing the pension of Colonel D. c. Thomas per month in excess the rate now by law for officers of his grade opposed by MT. Platt of Connecticut chairman of the Pension con- mttee, establishing precedent for general in crease he blll after ciscussion was postponed in dehnitely-yeas 20, nays 19 the affirmative with one two exceptions, being given by the Democratic side
 report of the Jud ciary committee providing for the payment of insurance to men for vessels captured and 1t lost after brief speech by Mr. Jones of Florida
 Mir. Bayard made strong argument in favor of ex- ecuting the award in according submission agreed to in advance and with the terms of the award itself. He urged that the matter should be left to the sion of the judi 'ia branch of the government. It would be a perversion of public duty to take money forone purpose and deliberately it for : other
 The President sent communication transmitting a letter from the acting chief of the signal service rec omending that appropriation of GOO be made, not later than June 1st send vessel to the relief of the expedition sent last year to Lady Franklin bay.
 The Senate then went into executive session and when the doors were opened at 455 p, m. adjourned.
 HoUsE,-On motion of MT. Robeeon of New Jer- sey, from Committee Rules, resolution was adopted providing for evening sessions every day and Thursday.
 Mr. Calkins, of Indiana, chairman of Committee on Electons called up pri vile ged question the con tested election of Maokey agt. .Dibble
 MT. Randall. of Pennsylvania, ina fred whether the Speaker recognized that privileged uues ion which would interfere with the call of states and upon receiving affirmative answer, moved that when the House adjourn to day, it be to meet on Wednesday next stating that the present struggle might be protracted one, it might be we'll for the House to take rest.
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MT $. NGeIvi1Ie's Vision.
A Prophetic story of the Loss of th'
From the Phil. delphia Record. l

From the Phil delphia Record.I
 The wife of Engineer Melville, the gallant officer of the luckless Arctic exploring steam CT J9annette who is now searching for his lost comrades around the bound coast of northern Siberia, occupies a picturesque little cottage embowe1 ed amid twining honey suckles and fragrant blossoming lilacs at Sharon Hill. "Although it has been more than three years since George left us all here" said she, yesterday, ''and went out on that ill fated voyage, and although oceans of cruel waters and leagues of land have separar ted him from us, have seen him twice with in year" Startling as this statement was, Mrs. Melville was evidently in earnest. ''On the 10th of last June," she continued. 1T retired to my room late at night Days of anxious waiting for some news of the Jean nette without bringing ray of hope had almost caused me to despair of ever again seeing my husband. I had fallen into an un- easy sleep, from which one of the children aroused me. It was perhaps, more than an hour after this, and while 1 was wlde awake, that became conscious of a strange pre- sence iu the room, and you may we'll imagine with what mingled feelings of joy and fear heard George's voice. and, looking up, saw him standing by the bedside. Saw him as plainly as 1 DOW see you. He was saying Count the bells OounE the bellsI and as he spoke, distinctly heard the bell of a ship striking, two by two, the strokes of the hour. Count them,' continued my husband, and said: Yes, George I remember that when the seventh stroke sounded I thought that if it was ships bell there could be but one more and as the last sound died away my husband said Eight bells; the Jeannette is lost ? and vanished from the room. At that moment the sitting-room clock struck the hour of f, and it was the morning of the lth of June. At that very hour on that very morning the Jeannette went down into the fathomless depths of the Arctic Ocean, and the ice closed over her grave. I am no Spir- itual!st," continued Mrs Melville "nor do 1 believe in spirits. do not attempt to ex- plain what have just told you, but it is every word of it true. l never expected after that to hear of the safety of the crew of the Jeannette. A few weeks after the oc- currence which have narrated, and at the same hour in the morning, Isshad arisen for
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the day and was in the hall which you see
 there. Again saw my husband, nay, even
 felt his breath in my face. was dreadfully startled but had sufficient courage to call out, George, is that you?' when the figure disappeared as if swallowed up in the air.''
 And did you never speak of this before ?" said the astonished reporter
 ''Frequently," said Mrs. Melville; ire quently to our little household. and once to Mrs De Long, the unfortunate wife of the poor commander of the Jeannette. Last summer, or in the early fall, I met her in Philadelphia. She was hopeful, even conf dent, of the ultimate return of her husband. I was cast down. and finally told her what I have just related to you. She was disposed to laugh at me, but I told her that believed that the Jeannette had been lost on the 11th of June. Alas for poor Mrr. De Long, my was too true. Here is letter from her to my little girl on the very day the news came that Captain De Long's dead body had been found"
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"ANTEn

A SITUATION by 8 respectable girl to do second A work general housework in small private family. Inquire at
 In23 It. IOq ORCHARD STREET
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WANTED-

A SITUATION by good cook and laundrssa No Ek objection to the country. Good reference. h. quire at 76 OAK STREET,
 m23 It. Side door.
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Arkansas.

Hunting Down q Gang of Horse Thieves.
 LITTLE ROCK, May 22.-The vigilance com mittee are hunting down a gang of horse thieves over the Missouri border and have just been heard from. The gang numbered eight men, three of whom were captured and lynched near Kirbyville one has since been killed, one captured aud one mortally wounded. The other two are hemmed in, and will be lynched if captured.
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WANTED.

M URSE for child nearly six years old; ms. be " good sesmstress and have the highest recom- mendAtfons. Apply to
 PROTESTANT INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION,
 u2Otf 34 Whitney Ayenue
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MARYLAND.
High Prices. Realized for Trotters.

High Prices. Realized for Trotters.
 BALTIMORE, May 22.-The auction sale of high bred trotters to day at the Meadowview stock farm of H. B. Halton, in Baltimore county, attracted much attention among those interested in horsefesh, number of prominent gentlemen being present from abroad. Among the horses sold were Or ange Blossom, jr., to William Leister, of Philadelphia, for $3, 425; Pamlia to William Larabee, of Hartford, Conn, for $2,OOO i; Meadow Chief to Samuel Craig, of Philadel- phia, for $1, 875; Hester to Orson Adams, of Howard county, Md. for $1, 400, and Bessie to Charles Lord, of Pennsylvania for s l, ,OOO.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, May 22.-ArrIved, the Waas from Rot terdam, the Nederland from Antwerp, the City of New York from Liverpool. the Albingia from Ham burg.
 deIphia-Arrived, the British King from Liv- erpool
 Antwerp-Arrlved, the Belepgand from New York. Sailed (the 20th). the Rhyneland for New York.
 Amsterdam Sailed, the Surrey for New Y TX. Havre-Arrived {the 21stl, the Canada from New York
 LiveIpool-Arrived the Adriatic from New York, the Lord Cough from Philadelphia, the Missouri from Boston
 PIymouth-Arrived the wieland from New York for Hamburg.
 Southampton the Maine from New York forP
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NEW ENGLAND.
New Hampshire.

A Man Shoots Ais Wife in Cemetery.
 DOVER, May 22.-Eli Foye, of Stafford, and wife have been separated. Some time yes terday he called at the residence of her father where she was stopping and tried to get her to return and live with him. She refused and soon after went to the cemetery to dec- crate her mothers grave. While in the act her enraged husband shot her fatally from behind in the arm and breast She succeed ed in crawling back home, The officers are off
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WANTEn-

A POSITION by young man, age 77, American, A thorough bookkeeper, good correspondent Ten years experience at general office work in New York Highest testimonials Address. P B H..
 n23 2t' P. O. Box 8, Mil River, Klzsz
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

ParneI to Continue the Lead of the Irish
 Party.
 LONDON, May 23.-Parnell has decided to continue to lead the Irish party in the House of Commons. Davitt proposes to take the American platform in the campaign in favor of the Land League
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Large Number of Ships Ice-Locked.
 ST. JOHNS, May 22.-Thera are twenty one ships in the ice-lock northwest of Cape Ray. Two large ocean steamers were caught in the ice and driven on the coast between Cape Ray and Augille. A thousand ton ship was driven upon Stopping cliff by the pressure of ice and is resting forty feet above the sea level The fate of the crew has not yet been learned
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WANTED,

 LNIYE hrst-class brass and bronze mouldsrs on k' plain and ornamental work Apply to <x ad- dress, stating age, experlence and wages expected mo St YALE LOCK MFG j., Stamford, Conn.
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"ANTED.

A SITUATION by 6 competent person to cook and A assist in washing. Best of city reference. AP- ply for two days at
 O
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It is entirely different from all others It is as clear as water, and, as it's name indi- cates, is perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will immediately free the head from all dandruf, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce new growth where it has fallen off It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of Lead and Nitrate of Silver preparations have done. It will change light or faded hair in a few days to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. 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,

WANTED, TVNWO ruf stuff rubbers at the m2O St HENRY KILLAM co.
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Rumors of n PostoHce Change.

 NEW YORK, May 22.-There are rumors about the City Hall this afternoon that when the United States Senate adjourns Presi- dent Arthur will hold in contemplation a change in the postoffice in this city, and that ex-Police Commissioner Echardt is anxious to fill Postmaster Pearson's p1ace
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Governor BtxeIow and Staff on m In-
 spectinS Tour.

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.-Ex- Governor Hartranft received a dispatch this morning stating that Governor Bigelow, Adjutant General Harmon, Quartermaster Genera Harbison and Colonel Fox, assistant adjutant general composing the Advisory commission of the State of Connecticut, will arrive in this city on Tuesday for the purpose of inspecting the armories and studying the military system of Pennsylvania Arrange ments have been made for due honors to the visitors.
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District of New Haven SIS. Probate Court

District of New Haven Probate Court(
 May 20th, 1882 UPSTATE of JOHN AIANNIX, late of New Haven, in k 4 said district, deceased.
 The Executrix represents the Estate ins1lvent and prays the appointment of Commissioners thereon.
 Ordered-That Commissioners to receive and ex- anime the claims of the Creditors of said Estate be appointed at the Probate Office in New Haven the 27th day of May, 1882, at o'clock forenoon; of which all persons in interest will take notice and appear, if they cause, and be heard thereon rny22 2t SAMUEL A. YORK, Judge.
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"A THREE or four rooms suitable for houEe- Xiii keeping for widowed lazy, not 70 exceed S10 EIH per month. Pleasant, quiet Address,
 m23 2t+ 112 WOOSTER STREET
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Fer Rent
I'M RFNT

s$+ss 29 Auburn street, second floor. rooms, MYssil S9 %; first floor No. 12 Newha1l street. near MiiI Winchesters gun shop, SIP %: Mo- 10 New hall street. second oor SS00 second floor English street, Cedar Hill, for small family, $500; second floor, Clinton avenue, $10.00.
 FOR SALE-House and barn Auburn street, near Oak street, $5n0 cash and balance mortgage house on East street, Or nd, in good repair. rooms city water, connected with sewer, price S $500 cash and balance to suit the purchaser Parties wishing purchase lots for manufacturing purposes would do we'll to call on me.
 A. M. HOLMES,
 69 Church Street, Room 8.
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ReaI Gstate.

FOR RENT. sS&&as A LARGE aicove room and hall room with . or without board, location central. Apply at -Gl..A 42 COLLEGE STREET, m22 3t Near Chapel.
 STORE TO RENT, H&assat ON Grand street, one door from Olive, nice Egsil store and tip top location for any light bus- k4!W mess possession immediately. Inquire of J. m2O 9t* NJ. M. COVER, at Corner Store
 FOR RENT dEsHSs The SECOND floor of house No. 39 whaley AiiI avenue opposite the rink five rooms, cistern, -HaIY well water and gas. References given and Quired. myl9 If
 FOR RENT, fEsf. THREE rooms in first story, corner of Mar Hgiii tin and Linwood streets. A. WHEELER, -RzV my IT If 115 Park street.
 FOR RENT. ssTf joiner shop centrallv located, with stable EEIil and shed room for lumber. Apply to A. M. EsiN Holmes
 m1G If 69 CHURCH STREET, Room s.
 FOR RENT. dGSSAs THE HOUSE on the of Orange and hHiiiI Audubon streets, known the Blake home -EaasN stead. House has all the modern improve ments, and is in of the best neighborhoods. To the right party it will be rented low.
 MERWINS REAL ESTATE OFFICE, my13 237 Chapel Street.
 FOR RENT tA&TA Five rooms in Hellers block; gas and water EAsV street, Fair Haven five rooms; $7 per month. Three rooms corner Whalley avenue and Orchard street. Furnished let, No. 9S Olive street.
 Inquire of
 JAEOB HELLER,
 Room 1, Yale Bank Building my11tf or 9S Olive street.
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--o H--' WANTED.

ID ARKEEPERS situation by a man well experi- AD enced; has worked in the best hotels Of New York city. Address F. L FRYER,
 ma TTrson
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MINIATURE ALMANAC,
DEATHS.
MARINE LIST. PORT OF NEW HAVEN.

ARRIyED-MAY p. Bark Florence L Genevar, Francis, Beaufort, iunl- Der to H $ s Mill Co. Sch Ellen Perkins Kendall. Bangor lumber to Hen ry Harrison Sch Niagara Tate, Hoboken, iron to Y, N H & II RR. Sch Francis Corwin, Delaney, New York, iron to N x RR. Sch Telegraph, New York, iron to ', N H X RR Co. & H RR. Sch Ocean Belle, James, New York, iron to N Y, N Fl H RR.
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6 GOOD porter at the A AUSTIN HOUsE. m22 tf
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ID OY about 15 Is years old in office, hay ID ing had some experience preferred Must write fair hand Address in own handwriting.
 1n23 2t- P. O. BOX 465.
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A SITUATION by respectable girl 10 assist st "A housework or to take of children. Good references. Inquire at
 nn23 It. 2l5 HAMILTON STREET.
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We offer complete line of Fancy Groceries, Canned Meats Vegetables Fruits and Table Decacies of the finest qualities ONLY, at moderate prices.
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WhNTE0 GENTS to sell the Best Nat HhWILU ~ uraI History published over 300 illustrations. It's scope Is uEiyer- IN sal. embracing every division of anil mated nature On the earth. in the Every eGSys sna ;ss sss the king of beasts- Every family de- Town, 'lt'' ' copy JoHs fasis'i KELLOGG,
 Butler Exchzrxe
 m17 Ct Providence. R. L
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MAN and wife to go into the suburbs Of the city. MI Man to take charge of one horse lawn, &c., wo- man to do housework for beside themselves Very easy place good wages. Inquire at
 HINMAN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY. -In22 St 63 Church street
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A Man and Wife Nearly Burned to Death.

A Man and Wife Nearly Burned to Death.
 NEW YORK, May 22.--Jacob Friday and his wife, Caroline who live at No. 98 Hope street, Williamsburg, were nearly burned to death about o'clock this morning. They the kerosene lamp, which exploded in it's fall. The clothing of both Friday and his wife was set on fire, and before assistance reached them they were terribly burned and had to be removed to the St. Catherine's hospital.
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:" AIN FLU, EA A TENEMENT of three to five rooms by EiiH three adults. Reference given and required. EiH Address VI. H. PALMER, 1153 Pnx CitE
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News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. THREATENING THE PRESIDENT. Death Unless Minister Lowell is
 Recalled. GUI1EAU EXPECTS A RETRIEVE. Very Encouraging Crop Prospects
 Reported. HUNTING DOWN HORSE THIEVES, 'ERRe @afe Arrival of ahe
 Peruvian.
NEW YORK.

An Anonymous Threatening Of the Press
 ident.
 NEW YORK, May 22.-An anonymous postal card was received yesterday in the New York postofice threatening President Arthur with death unless he recalled Minister Lowell from England. Postmaster Pearson said this morning that scurrilous and abusive cards were frequently received to be sent to the dead letter office in case their character was discovered. There were always malicious or weak minded persons to whom postal card is temptation to send an abusive message to some conspicuous person. When anyone became target for such cards, taken to examine that persons mail and stop cards of this character. Upon com plaint from any citizen to the effect that he is annoyed by abusive cards or letters, the postoffice authorities will take pains to stop such mail matter An average of one scur- rilous card or letter is stopped every day in the New York office and sent to Washington.
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NEW DOMINION.
Arrival the Peruvir II.
ALarse Number of Ships Ice-Lock.

ruvian reached Farther Point this evening, having left Liverpool April 27.
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WANTED,

AIN ID ROSZE moulders- Six nrst-class bronze mould ID can have steady work and good Hages. Ap- ply at once to BRAsFORD LOCK WORKS. rn22 If Branford, Conn.
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Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer.

An enricher of the blood and purifier of the sytem; cures lassitude and lack of ener- gy; such is Browns Iron Bitters.
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ESTABLISHED 1842
Summer 8esorts.
MarWin Point Hotel.

MerWin Point Hotel. VENHIS popular resort will be opened for the recep \ ii n of gues g, Thursday, May 25, 1882. The scenery is beautiful, abundant shade, fine sandy beach for bathing Sea food of all kinds is taken rom the rs in the immediate vicinity The ho- tel and grounds will be under the immed super vision of Mr. J. S. kood who has had many years experience in the hotel business "Merwin's Point is located six m les west of Haven, ten minutes drive from Woodnont -stat n. Sixteen trains per day at this station. Hotel carriage at every train Address, J. S. ROOD, Manager
 m22 I'm
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The Independent Republican Conven.
 ton.

PHLADELpH1A May 22.-A large number of delegates to the Independent Republican contention on Wednesday have already ar rived. District Attorney Duff of Pittsburg, said tonight that the Alleghany delegation will present ex-chief Justice Agnew for Gov ernor. The latter was stood aside by Gamer on last year under circumstances which caused considerable feeling, and his probable nomination is already endorsed in advance by numerous independent papers. It has ere ated considerable uneasiness among regular Republicans.
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WANTED,

A SITUATION by respectable girl 10 do general "A houseSork or second work in private family. Good reference. Inquire st
 rn93 Its NO. 1 SOUTH sTRFET
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FOR RENT,
 hf.a ROOM WITH POWER on fourth floor, Quin- E'iH nipac Building, No. 198 Chapel street. Front EsiI room 35x73 with stedy power, steam heat and frefght elevator HENRY E. ENGLISH, n0
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WANTED.

A SINGLE who thoroughly understands "A the care Of horses. Must be temperate. h. quire of CHAS. AUDLET,
 In23 If Lincoln street.
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WANTED.

sS<S TWO nicely furnished rooms, Eith good kHi5 board, by gentleman and wife, in private ESIIE family. Pleasant nefghbIrhood Address,
 FURNISHED F. OMS, m23 H' This OAcs.
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Notice to Contractors. Concrete and Telford Pavements.
 OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER, ROOM No. IT CITY HALL NEW HAVEN, Or,
 May 17th, 1882. ) HEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office k9 until 7:30 o'clock p. Wednesday, May 31st, 1882, for constructing pavements follows: concrete pavement on Court street, from Orange street to Church street.
 A elford pavement on Congress avenue, from Ce- dar street to Bond street.
 The plans specifications and contracts be seen at this office. Blank forms of proposal, with the quired suretes bond attached, upon which all bids must be made, can be had upon application. No proposals will be received after the time speci- fled, and all proposals not properly filled out will be rejected.
 The right to reject any all proposals is reserved By order Of the Board Of Public Works.
 CHARLES E. FOWLER, ov00 ty
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George w. Ka. Hughes,
 Independent Dealer, my23 34 Church Street.

New Haven Savings Bank
 NEW HAVEN, May 22, 1882 NNHE annual meeting of the corporati of the \ New Haven Savings Bank will be held at the Banking House Wednesday, evening, May 24th, 1882, at 756 o'clock. JOHN P. FUTILE, n22 St Secretary.