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Board OfCOuncilmen,

THNO the Sheriff of the City of New Haven greeting: H You are hereby required to warn the Board of Councilmen of said city to meet at the Chamber of the Board in said city, Monday, the 18th day of March, 1882, at K o'clock D.
 Given under my hand this 10th day of March, 1882. JOHN ROBER SON, Mayor. The foregoing is a true copy of the original war rant. Attest,
 THOMAS c. HOLLIS, maI3 1t City Sheriff.
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IVAN be supplied with Blank Books made to or ' NL der and of the best workmanship, Printing of every description, Envelopes, Counting House Stationery, etc, at
 BABCOCK's, s7 Orange Street mas lot Palladium RTyfldirg
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Local Weather Report. SIGNAL OFFICE, NEW HAVEN, Conn,
 March 12, 1882, {
MARRIAGES.
DEATHS

MAGINNEss-GREEN-In this city, March 9th, by Rev. H. s. Kelsey Charles H. Maginnesa and Maria D. Green. both of Milford.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
BOARD AND ROOMS

NNANTED-Agents to sell our elegant pictures
 W of the Garfield Family, published under the di rections of Mrs Garfield the only authorized pic ture samples free to agents that work For further particulars address J. H, BUFFORD'S SONS art pub fishers go Federal street, Boston: established lSa
 I'm
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Bookkeeper Wanted.

AA TWO Unfurnished Rooms suitable for sO- EsiIIH ciety centrally located Address
 EIT T. $. l.,
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KLEIN-In Whining on, N. C., March 4th Esther Ives, wife of Colonel Daniel Klein aged 69 years, formerly of this city LEEKE-Entered into rest, in Hamden, March 11th, Abigail Goodyear, wife of Dana Leeke. aged 6S years.
 Tuner -l Monday the 18th, at o'clock p. Re1a- tives and friends invited to attend without fur ther notice
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WANTED,

4 COMPETENT Bookkeeper wanted in a mzuu "A featuring business Address, stating eIPer mall 2t "JEE,- this office.
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QwnprS of PrDDartv

w N Y ESa, WOULD find it pecuniar1ly to their advant- E.iiH cge, bes de saving theut much trouble and NgiI noyance if they would place their property in tie hands of RELIABLE BROKER to rent for them Anyone deciding to do this would do well to Call while there is demand for rents, at the real estate office of
 R M. HOOKER,
 Exchange Building Collections of all kinds speciality. m10 St
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Engineer Steam Road Roller.

Engineer Steam Road Roller, OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT STREETs,)
 Room F, City Hall,
 NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, March II, 1892 DROPOSALS will be received at this office for the 1 position Engineer of the city Steam Road Roller until 71I o'clock Wednesday evening, March 15, 1882. References required.
 m11, 1915 FRED. II. WALDRON Clerk
 FOR SALE. 4 GNOUPE Rockaway, nearly new, in fine order price NL $325. Apply at stable 251 Orange, entrance Trllmbull street. m11 2tE
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!" TTNWO hrst-class Tsiloresses- Apply Et
 ROOM 42 WHITES BUILDING. Uua13 It. Center Street
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A Valuable Farm for Sale.

I&AA To close the estate of the late o. E. Selden, H,is we offer for sale of the best farms in New Ela Haven County. It is situated just east of West Rock and within three miles of the center of the city of New Haven It contains about acres, and is in a good stat of cultivation. It is well adapted to all kinds farming is well watered, and has good sup ply of timber for fuel and fencing purposes. The buildings are in gnod repair and consist of two- story dwelling house, with twenty rooms, an ice house. two barns one 42xS2 and three stories high, and one 98x5O. The barns connected together, and there is cellar under all Also large carriage TO m 2Ox40. All the buildings supplied with wa ter from the pipes of the New Haven Water Company and there is also wei of water the premises. For further particulars, inquire of JOHNSON PLATT, Mo- 10 Law Chambers, or M. H. WARREN, on the premises.
 pated at Nashville. Jan. 20. 1882. ia21 2tawtfW1t
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dHams.

WANTED, ( COMPETANT woman cook Good city rel "A erences required Apply at maI3-2t Q ELM STREET.
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WANTED ROOMS

FIRST CLASS yarnish rubber. "A BROCKETT 6 FUTILE CO.,, mil 2t 9I Gofe Street
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BroadWavCash Store

ETGGs-Fresh Country Eggs, warranted, 22c dog, AL dog for S1. Fine Butter 3o and 25c per pound Veal to stew 10 and l2c h. Veal for roasting l6c lb Veal Chops 16c ID. Pork Tenderloins l4c ID. Pork Hooks Gc lb. Pigs Feet 4c lb. Lamb to stew Sc h. Lamb Chops lb. Lamb for roasting 14c ID. Lamb leg, 15c lb.
 PRIME BEEF -SteakE-Porterhouse 2Oc ID; Ten deroin l8c ID Round 14c lb; Rib Roast Beef, best, 16c ID Rib Roast Beef, second cut, 14c lb, fine ket rendered lard 14c b and hundreds of articles at same low prices.
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E>ss HORSE, years old, road 10 miles hour
 (a.$4 not afraid of Phaeton, close top car rage, road carriage, billiard table, All must be sold immediasely Can be sesn at AUGUR'S LIVERY Haven. mia 1t*
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LOCAL NEWS.
Harry Burnham Dying.

Harry Burnham Dying.
 It was reported from the hospital last evening that Harry H. Burnham, who was run over by gravel train on the Derby rail road few days ago and in consequence had one leg amputated, was in dying condition and it was thought he could not live until this morning, His wife is at his bedside and the last cancellations of religion have been administered to the unfortunate man.
 The POstoHice Burglar.
 The case against William Hadden, charged with burglarizing the Higganum postoffice, will come up before United States Commis- sioner Platt this afternoon at ? o'clock. Hadden is the individual who attempted to sell Postmaster Sperry a lot of postage due stamps, stamp which is only used by post masters. He claimed that he found them, but evidence has been obtained, it is claimed which will prove that Hadden stole them.
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DY 4 ;oung Protestant woman, situation cook } in a private family or hotel She can furnish good rscOm reDdatious for honesty, cap2biity etc Apply at Library Rooms,
 No. 75 Orange Street.
 l.. B. Bartholomew.
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HORACE F. HOADLEY,
FOR RENT.


 FOR RENT, Sse*a nice furnished cottage and barn at savin tsiI Rock to rent for the seasoH. Second floor, Mo- $i1 For sale-A sea shore house and barn, large grounds, at sayin Rock House has 2l rooms in first fountain candy jars counters top tables show oases awning ice cream tsodsa ] eo w. T HOLMES.
 FOR SALEs AaAA. THE Brick Dwelling House 14O Shelton ave- MH1sss nue. The house contains 13 rooms. Lot 6Ox145 l.l well stocked with @ fra1t and has convenient low price, the owner expects to leave the city Ap- ja3o Pm THE PREMISES .-e
 TO RENT,
 .A4A4. A WHOLE HOUSE No. 797 State street ga EssiH and water and heated by furnace, and in first sA!iI class order; first floor $2l second floor $17 Also first floor l37 Henry street Inquire n4 e, of no19 If 69 Church Street, Room 8.
 FOR RENT, SSA44 THE Brick House 157 Bradley street; mod EH,;H ern conveniences; possession May 1st sec- E!I ond floor Tenement corner George and Day streets; city water possession immediately. Ten ion immediately. FOR SALE-A House, tirst-class location, continuing modern Improvements. Also, Lot on Wooster and Wallace streets, suitable for manufacturing purposes
 fe9 238 Chapel Street.
 FOR SALE,
 SRs&Ha THE Dwelling House Mo- 70 Wooster street, EsiiH 13 rooms and furnished with modern convent HN ences, and at present occupied by the subscri- Der. Lot 55 feet front by 144 feet deep. Also, an Entire Block of 5 Brick Houses of East Chapel and James streets. These hou- and contain all modern conveniences, and offer grand investment for capitalist as the whole block will be sold. Apply to B. MANVILLE, either at ja26 If 20 or 70 Wooster Street. FOR RENT,
 s&e+@e4 SIX ROOMS No. IS Gill street. with all nod .E!M JACOB HELLER, deI5 Room Yale National Bank building.
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TN PFNT

Ssass THE House No. 115 Orange street, (now E;;iiJ cupied by Mrs. Newton) is fitted with all mod E4lI ern conveniences and well adapted for house. keeping. Will be rented on satisfactory terms to good tenant for one year or term of years Apply to
 E. H. TROWBRIDGE
 70 Topg Wharf
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Dna13 1t

Committee on Railroads and
 Bridges. TENHE Committee onR iraoads and Bridges will give \ public hearing Wednesday evening, March 15, 1882 at 730 o'clock, in 10 and H. City Hall the petition for making 1omlinsons Bridge free bridge.
 Parties interested respectfully invited to be present.
 Per order of chairman, TIMOTHY J. CROWLEY. nn15 St Assistant City Clerk.
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FOR RENT,

5AAai THE large and pleasantly located Brick AMs House 105 Martin street, having all convenient E4A ces; spacious lot /; will be leased from May for term Of years to acceptable party satis- factory terms.
 fe27 If N. TROWBRIDGE, 2d.
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I'M PFNY'
FOR RENT,
FOR, S ALE.
Harugari Liedertafel
Ar old Fashiornd CIoclx
FOR SALE.

A N OPPORTUNITY to purchase Q handsome old "A fashioned CLOCK which has stood in it's ma hogany ease for over 12O years, is offered For particulars inquire at THIS OFFICE.
 ml3 3t+
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FIRE RECORD.
A Little Blaze a. Lawrence.

LAWRENCE, Mass March 12.-Fire occurred this afternoon in the building at the corner of Amesbury and Valley streets. The lower portion was occupied by John G. kimball, grocer and provision dealer. The upper DOT tion was occupied by three families The loss is estimated at $2, ,0O0 partially insured.
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FOR, R,ENT.

dhesas FROM May 1st, the three Houses l1O, HE ssH9;H and 114 Olive street. They have all El!I the modern improvements and are first-class in every respect. 1l2 and IA have 10 rooms each and 110 has b
 CHARLES IVES, 1na7 If 153 Church Street. Room l.
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FOR SALE.

A LARGE FRAME HOUSE, aeAs, IN good repair, with Lot adjoining, 109 feet E#i; front by 100 feet deep, State street good Eil.1l location One-haf remain mortgage. Will be sold at bargain.
 MCALISTER x WARREN,
 Bankers and Brokers,
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WANTED,

T once. EIperienced lady and gentIellen "A clerks for the dry goods aud fancy business {: state where last employed and al what salary Ad dress ?. o. BOX 294.
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FOR, SALE.

Sse4ss, large and convenient house Chapel SSiH street, arranged for two families with double Nsiia parlors. bed on, dining and kitchen each floor, beside six nice s coping rooms on the third floor a well cemeuted cellar and all the mod ern improvements This house is in good order throughout has large lot and is in fine location. AZ it be sold this spring will get bar gain and easy terms. Apply to
 R. M. HOOKEB, m1O ct Exchange Building.
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S 8 Great Bargains.

1 Black Alpaca, good quality 10c. 2 Balmoral Skirts, only 25c
 A few Felt Skirts left at 25c. 4 Good IJnbleached Cotton at Sc. , Good Bleached Cotton at &c., 6 Remnants high cost Dress Goods, lOc. T Remnants good Crash Toweling, 5c.
 11% 1rRey Red Tbe Linen half price, 10 Turkey Red Napkins, only Sc. II Huck Towels, only Pc apiece. 19 Very large Huck Towels, 7c. IA Very large Damask Towels, only 10c IA Very bsst Prints in the city for 5c. 15 Ladies' Fancy Hose, little oamaged, 5c. l6 Coats Cotton, only 4c spool IT 10J yds Spool silk, only Sc. 1S Barbour's Linen Thread, only Sc. 19 PiIlowcase Lace, wide width, Sc. 20 Valenciennes Laces from % up. 2l Spanish Laces in black and white. % Black French Laces at half price. 23 Irish Trim ing, 12 yds for 12c. 24 Hair Pins, only ic paper 25 Children's Round ibber Combs, 3c. 26 Nice Fine Combs, nnlI Sc. 27 Nice Dressing Combs, 6c. 28 Stylish Back Combs, 5c. 29 Good Hair Brushes, 10c. 30 POcketbooks at 6, 8, 10, l2, b, 2Oc 31 Elegant Pocketbooks at half price. g New Lace Collars at half price, 8 Splendid Corsets, only 25c. 34 Ladies Chemises at 25c 95 Ladies' fight Gowns at 57c 36 ohildren's White Dre ses at half price. 37 Ladies' Wrappers, cost value, for 25c. 38 Lace Tides from loo upward 39 Toilet Sets from 15c upwards 40 Good Black Silks, only 47c. A Fine Fancy Percale Shirts at 50, 75c, $l A3 Nice Calico Shirts, 25, 35, 5 c. A Good Flannel Shirts, 50, 60, 75c $l. 45 Good Cheviot Shirts, 25, 35, 50, 6Oc 46 Boys Calico Shirts, 17c. AT Yale Flannel Boating Shirts made of good fan
 nel laced in front, 75c Sl $1.25 AS Heavy and Light Weight Wrappers, 25c. 49 Good Suspenders only I0c 50 Paper Collars, 5c box. 51 Best Paper Cuffs; 15c q box 52 Good Linen Collars, Dc.
 53 Superior Linen Collars, 10 and 12%c.
 54 Gents Linen Cuffs, only 10c pair. 55 Gents Linen Collars little soiled Pc. 56 Gents Silk Bows 5c.
 57 Excellent Silk Scarfs 17c.
 58 Latest Styles Silk Scarfs, 25c. 59 White Ties, To a dozen.
 60 Cents Good Handkr rchiefs; SC. 61 Novelties in Gents Handkerchiefs at half price. 62 Ladies' Gossamer Coaks, Sl 50. 63 Ladies Lineu Handkerchiefs, 4c. GA Good Shirt Bosoms, &c., 65 Extra file Bosoms, soiled, 10c G6 New Dres2 Buttons at half price. 67 Look at Hose at half price. 6S Scrrlet All Wool Wrappers, 75c.
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TO R,FNT.

ssSsa1, FROM May 1st, the new Store Mo- 119 Orange EaiiH street, now occupi. by Mrs. Hunter mill E:IN lnery store Is well adapted for the millinery or other light business Apply to
 E. H. TROWBRIDGE, fe22 If 79 Long Wharf.
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Dealing in Bogus Stock. BOSTON, March 12.--Francis B. Webster
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-10-17

Parties wishing paving done will find II to
their interest to call and get estimates on thei,
work. Samples OF this pavement can be seer
ct our of6cs. I-s7-lm
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
We are authorized to announce +. &. SIN 4
as candidate for reelection to the office
County Judge Of Bexar county at the conn
election. 81 FtI ~ s
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'Avertising Directory.

CERALD GRIFFIN, Attorney and Counselor al
OJLak, Office, No. g4.Frepch building, s. +. Cor
ner Main plaza Will attend promptly 10 all iega
business entrnstedto my care in the State aud Fed
eral Courts.
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Two Montana men, while sinking a mine,
broke into subteranean cavern filled with
skeletons. From the number Of dead-heads
in the pit it must have been, an old theatre. -
PHILADELPHIA Chronicle Herald.
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FOR COUNTY JUDGE.

.'.- FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
We are authorized to announce F. G. SIN tn
as candidate for reelection to the office of
County Judge Of Bexar county at the coming
election. ~ ..Ft ~
COUNTY JUDGE.
We are authorized to announce John E.
Ochse ms q candidate for County Judge ut the
coming election.
DISTRICT CLERK. IS
We are authorized to announce Mr.. Theo.
Baldus as candidate for the Office OF clerk to
the district court OF Bexar county, at the en-
suing election. 49,. -4 d.
90 y COUNTY ATTORNEY.
z, We are authorized to announce r. G. Ander-
son as an independent candidate for county
attorney.
Thadl. w. Smith for County Clerk.
Having been connected with the, Office of
county clerk of iexar county for the past eight
years, and having during the last twelve
months, discharged almost the entire duties of
said Office as believe with satisfaction to the
ted to said position by the honorable commits
siOners court, ! hereby respectfully announce
myself as candidate for the office Of County
Si Il sco%
cratic convention. II nominated and elected
promise to exercise the same fidelity and ener-
gy in discharging the duties of the Office which
have hitherto characterized my connection
with the same. THAD. w. SMITH.
August n. 1882.
COUNTY ASSESSOR.
We are authorized to announce F. C. Haul
eisen as an Independent candidate for county
assessor at the coming election. =
HIDE AND CATTLE INSPECTOR.
We are authorized to announce Herman
Wagonfuhr rs candidate for cattle and hide
inspector of Bexar county.
HIDE INSPECTOR.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. f. Opper-
mann as an independent candidate for Hide
Inspector of Bexar county. r-.......
... q FOR COUNTY SURVIVOR. 20 D.. "a.
THEREBY announce myself as a candidate for
reelection to the Office Of county surveyor OF
Bexar county, hoping have given satisfaction
to the people In the performance of the duties
WIN. M. LOCKE.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
We are authorized to announce Mr.. C. Guer-
gin rs Il candidate for reelection to the office
of county commissioner of Bexar county.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
We are authorized to announce William
HOctlng us a Candidate for County Commits
siOner from Precinct No.3. G.s..-
FOR CONSTABLE IsT PRECINCT.
We are authorized to announce Fred Bader
as a candidate for reelection for the Office Of
Constable in said precinct. ~,
g. 3 CONSTABLE.
To the voters of the fourth (4th) Justices pre-
cinct OF Bexar county: | Respectfully an
nOuncc myself rs Il candidate for the Office of
Constable of precincI No. 4, subject to the will
Of the people expressed at the polls At the next
general election. &-.-- . I'll. WHILE X. BECK. .
San Antonio Oct. @, 1882.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE PRECINCT NO.4.
We are authorized to announce Geo. Bennack
independent candidate for Justice of the Peace
precinct Not ... ..
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
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The fact is the only responsibility in politics
that really exists is reduced to the basis Of
common manhood. The most miserable
dead-beat, the humhlest laborer, the most des-
pissed mendicant can stand at the ballot box
the peerof the millionaire or the president Of
the republic. 4 -
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Prof. Tice makes the. following forecast of
the weather for the month: From 9th to 9th.
cloudy and threatening, with heavy storms in
places: 10th and nth, clear or fair and fros-
~; I2th to 18th, ending in clouding and
threatening weather, with heavy storms; very
severe on oceans and lakes; 18TH and 18th,
very clear or fair, and chilly; 18th to 2Ist,
ending in clouding, threatening weather, with
heavy storms in places; 2sd and 23d, clear or
fair, and frosty; 24th to 3Ist, variable and un-
settled, with heavy storms about the 26th to
goth, especially on the lakes, and Atlantic
coast The warmer spells viii commence
about The Ist, 5th. I2th, 18th, 24th and 79th.
The colder spells will commence as soon as
storm centres have passed, aboutahe Sd, 10th,
18th, 22d, and 2Sth. Earthquake causes exist
in their greatest intensity about the Ist 9th,
18th, roth. cath, and 29th. Aurora periods
are about the 9Th, nth, 18th, a4th, and zsth.
-HTIg f-- = ltft.
The greater part of South America is a
desert, for want of water. The government
engineer reported a plan for its reclamation,
with suggestion that American experts be en-
trusted with its execution. The Legislature so
ordered. Now an American artesian waterman
is vigorously working at the vast and costly
enterprise. His boring apparatus. his engines
and all his implements are American, includ-
Jog steam drain plows to draw water from
mountain springs. The American satisfied
the engineer at several, points that flowing
water will be got all over thatvast desert, and
also that the land, when watered. viii be pro.
ductive; that il will richly repay.the millions
il will est.
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ARARE SURGICAL OPERATION. L
Part Of q Rabbits Eye Transplanted Into
That Of u Man.

From the Philadelphia Press. ,@"$s. $3.50.
An unusual and interesting operation was
performed yesterday in the public eye clinic
that is held every Friday from till O'Clock
in the amphitheatre Of Jefferson College Hos
pital. The operation was performed by Dr.
w. L. Little, chief Of the eye clinic, aud will
no doubt turn out entirely successful. II con-
sisted in transplanting the conjunctiva
(which is the layer of tissue forming the in
ner lining of the lids and reflected on to the
eyeball) Of rabbit into the eye of . man who
was brought into the hospital couple Of
months ago, suffering from severe burn that
had entirely destroyed his sight He is q young
Irishman named Michael Mullen, 28 years
old, Just over from the old country few
months, strong. well-formed, healthy fellow,
but As helpless rs child in his blindness
Shortly after coming Over he secured employ
mentih y large chemical " orks, and while
handling strong sulphulic acid the fluid
splashed up over his face and head. burning
him terribly and suddeuly and completely
binding him, The right eye vas destroyed
entirely, and the left one 90 injured that
grew fast TO, the ball, the burn having de-
s,royed most Of the c,njunction. It was de-
cided BY consultation Of the surgeons in NE
eve department to resort to this rare opera
ton, with the hope of restoring the ball and
lid to their normal condition, and afterward of
securing sight to the injured left eye. Dr. Lit
tie, after some trouble, succeeded in getting =
healthy buck rabbit, large fine fel-
low of the lop-ear variety. He was
fastened firmly to an. apparatus used in
experimenting on animals, and ether
being administered to the man and
rabbit both were soon under the influence Of
the anasthetic. ii DR.. Little, assisted by Drs.
H. +. Hansell, Wright and c. M. Wilson,
soon had the eye-lid of the man loose from its
firm adhesion TO the ball and ready for the
new piece of conjunction which DR.. L, w.
Fox, assisted by DIR. Ad. Hewson, had care
fully and skillfully dissected from the left eye
Of the unconscious rabbit. The part, still
warm and, bleeding. was rapidly transferred
to the under surface Of the mans eye.lid and
neatly stitched to its place. He was then re-
moved to the ward up stairs, and it is hoped
that in a few days the wound will be entirely
healed. That much, being accomplished, an
other different operation will be resorted to
that will most likely restore to the man the in.
valuable blessing Of sight. The rabbit, how
ever, will soon have a completely closed left
eye, which willuot be regretted much by the
most ardent followers of Bergh If the unfor-
tunate patient is benefited. ----
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/, ALL announcements for candidates within
half an inch space S6.
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Acknowledgements OF CANDIDATES
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Vague accounts Of the aPpfarapce ofAsia!ic
ssS!ta a Europe have esee s.y to definite .Ss
ofthe Mont Gents Tunnel. AS at intervals
the plague has often made westward march
around the globe, It's presence in Europe At
any time in the near future would not be sur
prising. The approach of winter would natur-
ally make ii less feared now than earlier in
the season; but its first, manifestations may
come in autumn and its full force In spring.
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The public schools of New York city are to
cost next year, BY an estimate Just made, the
total AMOUNT Of $4,000, god Salaries Of
teachers and janitors aggregate So. 76z, 900.
The employees OF the board of education will
be paid $1,000 The city superintendent Of
schools and his assistants viii receive $34,-
$50. The truant agents will have $I2, $50.
The supply of books. maps, etc., will cost
$I55, 600 10 For warming and ventilating APP
paratus $500, 600 is needed. % t-e's 90,