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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.

Ex-State Comptroller w. B. c. Brown was stricken with paralysis at 11:3O a. m.. Wed. nesday at the Golden Eagle Hotel, Sacramen- to, Cal, and died in the evening. He was a prominent Democrat and candidate in the coming gubernatorfal race.
 Mrs. Frances Geisseger. and two children aged three and five years mysteriously dis appeared from their home at the Highlands, Boston, Tuesday evening. The woman has been considered partially insane for some time and attempted suicide last summer by throwing herself in front of a train.
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News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. Howgate at Large He Escapes From a BaiIif's
 Custody. SOME ACC0MPLICES IN THE PLOT, The City Secured for His
 Whereabouts. Rules for the Next Convention. Districts to Elect Their
 Own Delegates.
SOME ACCOMPLICES IN THE PLOT.
Rules for the Next Convention.
Districts to Elect Their
 Own Delegates.

outvitting an Oficer-Captain Howgate Escapes From a BatIif7s Custody-FIis Present Whereabouts Unknown.
 WASHINGTON, April 13.-Captain Howgate,
 confined in default of $4O,0O0 bail for en-
 bezzlement of $2oo, 1000 from the govern
 ment, escaped this afternoon from the bailiff. During the winter Howgate has been allowed to go home several times in charge of an of
 fcer of the court. To-day his daughter, just home from Vassar, made application to Judge WyHe to let her father come home and stay
 all night. The judge gave permit for a few | hours and the prisoner went in carriage from the jail to his residence in Thirteenth street
 in charge of Court Officer Deming. The lat ter sat in the room with him for an hour. He allowed him to take bath and then sug-
 gested that it was time to go. Howgate sug- gested to wait and have dinner. He busted himself meanwhile looking for some papers l and went into an adjoining room where the officer lost sight of him for a moment. AS he did not return the officer opened the door and saw his daughter. He asked for her father. She said he had stepped out for a 1 moment and looked anxiously at the clock. The officer then rushed to the door, but
 could see no signs of the prisoner and no 1 carriage in sight. The house was searched and 8 general alarm sounded. The police exercised all vigilance, but no clue has yet been found. It is thought to be preconcerted plan and that arrangements had been made to spirit him out of the city Shellabarger, Wilson and Judge Cuppy, his counsel, are thought to know nothing about it, as an argument to re- lease an attachment of $1O0,oOO on his prop erty was to be made Tuesday and his flight will materially damage their case. It is thought certain officials whose connection with Howgate has been questioned know something of the, plan. It is said his embez- clements could nov have been effected with out the aid of some officers of high rank, who would rather assist him to escape than to run the risk of full trial District Attorney Corkill pretends to know nothing about the escape and says he guessed it was all right,
 and intimated that he will be found still in
 jail, but the above facts are furnished by the
 officer in whose custody Howgate was and
 who is in 8 state of trepidation consequent
 thereon. Nellie Burritt, Howgate's acknowl-
 edged mistress, is not to be found at her
 lodgings tonight.
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ACarriage Factory in Flames.

NEW YORK, April 13.-A fire broke out shortly after o'clock this evening in R. M. stivers' carriage factory in West Thirty Fourth street, and before the flames were ex- tinguished the stock was damaged SlOO,OO and the building $2O,OO0. The loss is fully covered by insurance in local companies. Smoke from the fire was blown into the open windows of Parker's American Theatre in Third avenue, causing panic among the au- dience. Several persons were knocked down and seriously injured.
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GRAIEFIII1-COM EPPS7S COCOA.

"By thorough knowledge of tie natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutri- tion and by careful application of the fine proper ties of weIseected Cocoa Mir Epps has provided our breakfast tables with ielfeately favored beverage which may save US many heavy doetcrs bills It is by the Judcious of such articles of diet that enough to resist every tendency to disease Hundred of subtle maladies ap&tng around ready to Et- tack wherever there is weak point We may escape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortifed with pure blood and properly nourished franes's- CiUil SerUics Gazette.
 Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold in tins only (6 ID. and lb.) labeled
 JAMES EPPS Sk CO.,, Homeopathic Che Inists
 oc4 TuSa1y LONDON, ENGLAND.
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instructions not to provoke fight, with g
 marginal note by the Duke of York. ''This
 is all right, but, damn them, give them hell, "
 and next day an important battle was fought.
 The witness told this subsequently to W. H.
 Hurlbut, editor of the New York World, who was censuring Blaine for deserting his brother, Minister Hurlbut, and the former said that Blaine wrote on the margin of one of his dispatches to Minister Hurlbut ''Go it, Steve" The editor said that he had the letter and added, Well, then I've got Blaine on his own diplomacy, Witness believed that when Blaine found that he could not re- main in the Cabinet, he discarded Hurlbut, and to save himself got on record his letter of December 3. Before that letter witness had been led to believe in Blaine's sympathy and cooperation and was amazed at the let kaR
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THE SOUTH.
Virginia.

A Combination Again4t the Readjusters.
 RICHMOND, April 13.-In the Senate today the Readjuster Congressional reapportion- ment bill was defeated, as was also a motion to reconsider by a vote of 19 to 15. This is claimed by the Democrats as victory for their party and they are jubilant over their success, which was obtained by the votes of four Readjusters who had bolted and Mir. Wingfeld, the only Republican elected to the Senate on straight out Republican tick et. The indications now are that the Legisla- ture will adjourn at an early date.
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Walnut Leaf Hair Resiorer.

It is entirely different from all others. It 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 dandruff, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce new growth where it has fallen of. It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of have done. It will change light or faded hair in 8 few days to beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N, Crittenton, New York, and Geo. c. Goodwin & Co.,, Bos- on, wholesale agents ~ s6 1yd&w
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astOral.

St. Paul's church of Bridgeport has se- cured for rector the Rev. James O. Drumm, who for two months or more has been minis ter in charge of St. Peter's at Port Chester he positively declining to be considered a candidate for that parish. He revived the church at Port Chester, bringing out large congregations, who part from him with great reluctance. Mir Drumm declined call tc an important parish in Pennsylvania and ac cepted St. Paul's
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LOCAL NEWS.
The Ya1e-Harvar,i Race.

A dispatch from Boston states that at the meeting of the Yale and Harvard boat clubs at New London, last Tuesday, Yale proposed that the race be rowed this year on June 3O' provided Yale may name the day in 1883 and 1884, choice being restricted to the Thursday and Friday following commencement. If Yale ratifies this proposition Harvard proba- ply will agree to it. Harvard has insisted on rowing the next race on June 3O
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PENNSYLVANIA.

A Young Lady Stricken with Smallpox.
 READING, April 13.-Smallpox has made its appearance in this city in a house near the Philadelphia and Reading rolling mill. Miss Ella Schlear, young lady, has the disease, having contracted it on visit to Bethlehem. The board of health promptly quarantined the house and is supplying food to it's in-
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Great Britain.
oircpsstan 6mcers on Trial

CIFcNss1ah OIhcers on TrtnIs
 LONDON, April 14.-A dispatch from Cairo says that council of war has been or dered to meet in that city to try twenty-four Circassian officers recently arrested there charged with plotting the death of Arabi Bey, minister of war The whole affair ii thought by well informed persons in that city to be sham and was gotten up for the pur pose of giving Arabi Bey an importance tc which his abilities as a ministerial officer dc not entitle him.
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o NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
BOstOn's Police Commissioners.

BOSTON, April 13.-Colonel Henry Walker was granted an injunction by the Supreme Court to-day compelling Mayor Greene to appear and show cause why he had removed him from the police commissioners without specifying the cause. The common council to onight confirmed the Mayors appointments of Benjamin Burley and General Nat Miles tc succeed Messrs. Gargan and Jones, removed and that of Dr. l.. Jones to succeed Colone Walker when the latters term expires, May l, but in deference to the injunction the mat ter of Dr. Jenk's immediate succession wa. laid on the table.
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THE WEST.
Missouri,

Going Back on His Confession.
 ST. LOUIS, April 13.-John Land, who re- gently made 8 50 called confession about the James boys, has recanted and was today sen- fenced to three years imprisonment for per- jury.
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FoRTY-sEVENTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTnN Anril 12

SENATE-The bill granting the right of way to the St. Louis and San Francisco road through reservation of the Choctaw nation was again taken up. After further debate by Messrs. Sherman, Williams Jones' of Florida, and Ingas the bill was passed by 8 vote of 31 to 13 as toows Yeas-Bsyard, Beck Call, Cam den, Coke, Fair Farley, Garland, German, Hampton, Jones of Nevada, Kellogg, Lapham, McDill, MoPher- son, Maxey, Miller of California, Mitchell, Plumb, Saunders Sawyer, Sewell, Slater, Vest. Walker Will Hams; Nays-Aldrich, Anthony, Cameron of Wiscon- sen Conger Davis of Illinois, Groome Jones of Flor ida, McMillan Miller of New York, Morrill,, Platt, Sherman, Teller.
 The bill establishing assay office at Omaha was passed.
 Adjourned at 5:45 p. m.
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NEW DOMINION.
An American on the Bicycle.

An American on the Bicycle.
 MONTREAL, April 13.-Professor Robinson, the American bicyclist, to-day rode twenty five mile race with T. w. Ecke of Toronto, a splendid race, making up the mile within eighteen miles and finishing mile ahead of time in 1 hour and 52 minutes.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Russia.
Escape of Etahteen Nin,I,.tx

Escape of Eighteen NihiIIsts.
 VIENNA, April 13.-A dispatch received here announces that eighteen Nihilists have escaped from Kara in North Siberia and that among them was Mikailoff, an accomplice in the assassination of General Mezenthotf.
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Other Fires.

ST. PAUL, Mlnn., April 13.-The public school building at Kasson, Dodge county, was burned by an incendiary today. Loss $13, 1000, insurance $8,000.
 AUSTIN, Tex, April 13.-That portion of the lunatic asylum in which the dining halls were located were destroyed by fire to day. Loss SI0. GOO.
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The Coronation of the cz.r

ST. PETERSBURG, April 13.-A private cir cular has been issued in this city to court of ficials and members of the different diplomat
 ic corps announcing that the coronation of
 the Czar will take place in Moscow in August.
 The festivities it is said will last two weeks l and will cost ten million roubles
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MOVEm ENTs OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, April 13.-sailed, the Leasing for Hamburg, the State of Indiana for Glds gov. Arrived, the State of Georgia from Glasgow, the Bolivia from London.
 Amsterdam-Arrived,t the Amsterdam from New York.
 Antwerp-Sailed, the D. Steinmahn for New York.
 Liverpool-Arrived, the Arizona from New York. Sailed (the 12th) the Egypt for New
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Minnesota.
A En nSlu

Family Down With Smallpox. LAKE CRYSTAL, April 13.-An entire family has been taken down with smallpox at this place. The authorities are taking every pre- caution to prevent a spread
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FIRE RECORD.
Burninsof & Paper Mill,

FIToHBURG, April 13.-Franklin Wymans lower paper mill at Westminster Narrows was burned this afternoon with valuable machin- cry and over twenty-five tons of finished pa per. The loss is very heavy, insurance $12,- 5O0
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yer in Newton cemetery yesterday morning by his wife's grave. It is supposed the cause was despondency and misfortune since his ruifa1c dnoth
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District of New Haven ss. Probate Court,( April 18th, 1882 ] ENSTATE of LUCIUS B. TOWNSEND, late of New EI Haven, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested within said time will be debarred recovery. All persons in- debted to said Estate requested to make imne- diate payment to MARY F. TOWNSEND,
 ap14 2dlw Executrix.
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Movements of the President.

NORFOLK, April 13.-President Arthur, Secretary Lincoln and other government officials visited Old Point and National Sol diers' Home at Hampton to-day. The Presi- dential party will return to Washington to- morrow on the revenue cutter Chester A. Arthur.
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\ Sudden Dron in Stncks.

NEW YORK, April 13.-It was evident from the tone of the stock market to-day that the magnates of the street who have been up. holding prices consistently almost ever since Gould's display of stock chromos had tenn porarily lost control of affairs In the words of the street there was another ''peg-out' and nobody seemed to be able to find hole to stick it in again. Both Gould and Vanderbilt stocks fell rapidly and the bears were in great delight at the prospects of recovering some of their losses in the recent bull campaign,
 Wabash preferred took the lead in the decline
 falling from 57 5-S to 54 3-S, while common declined from 31 to 29 3-8. Louisville and Nashville dropped 1 3-4 per cent, Lake Shore s, Michigan Central 8, Denver and Rio Grande ? 1-2 New York Central 1, Western Union IA, and ether leading stocks scored appreciable decline It was rumored at one time that 8 prominent house had failed and at another that Jay Gould was dangerously i'll, one rumor giving his disease as diphtheria and another setting it down as cancer Tn the throat. There was no failure and George Gould said his father was suffer- ing from severe cold and was in no danger
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SARGENT -GLENN-On April 11th, 1882. at St. Thomas Church. New York City, by Rev W. r. Morgan, Cora Glenn, daughter of James Glenn of Cincinnati, and Leicester Sargent of this city. DOW-BECKLEY-In Hartford, April 5th, Irville L. Dow and Miss Alice J. Beckley, both of Hartford.
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Interesting Base Ball Games.

NEW YORK, April 13.-The defeat the Met ropolltans received on Wednesday seemed to have marvellous effect on them, as it reused them up to realize the difficult task they have to perform in contending with League clubs. To-day in their second game with the Providence giants they played as though they were possessed It was simply astounding to see the magnificent style in which they manipulated the ball. Their fielding was perfection, while their batting drew forth the admiration of the Provi- dence club. Over two thousand spec tators witnessed the game and they were well repaid for their visit, as & finer dis play of fielding has scarcely been seen The people were wild with excitement to see the brilliant stops. throws and catches that were made by the representative nine of this city. They outplayed the visitors at every point even to daring base running for which the Providence club are noted. Five of the eight runs scored by the Metropolitans were earn cd. The result of the game was Providence ?, Metropolitans 8.
 PHILADELPHIA, April 13.-The Princeton nine defeated the Philadelphia nine (prof. to day at Recreation Park after an exciting game. The professionals outbatted the col. leglans, but lost by errors in the first and last innings: Following is the score Philadel- phia z, Princeton s. Time of game hours and 15 minutes.
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"AHITEn

IA BY YOUNG man, any time before May 1st Esii large pleasant Room that must have easy &C., Ell cess for piano, with board in private fanf- ly preferredl. Address, with terms,
 apl3 3ts aR C-p 0 Box2s-
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WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN of Is to % years must five with A his parents and come well recommended, to learn good retail business; salary 10 on S4 or s per week. Address
 apl3 Is RETAIL thfs offce
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WANTED

4 SITUATION by young married man porter A and shipping clerk or shipping clerk only, or to do anything; best New York references Apply to
 JAMES T. KEEPING, 53I Warren Street,
 apI3 3ts Brooklyn. New York
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WANTED

A GIRL in a laundry; one of scu2s experiences "A preferred; good pay and comfortable homs- Apply at
 zpl3s st' 35 KIMBERLY AVENUE
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DEATHS.

LEWIS-In North Haven, April 18th, at the residence
 of his son, g. A Lewis, Lucien r. Lewis of South
 ington. aged IT years and months Funeral Saturday at Il o'clock. Burial at the
 vsn1ence of the family LUDDINGTON-In the Adirondack Mountains, April 11th, Charles E. Luddina ton of Albany N. Y., aged 23 years. Burial at the Fair Haven Cemetery Saturday after noon April 18th, at o'clock. PHILLIPS In Waterbury, April Il, Miss Mary PAil- lips aged 76 years.
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TQ RENH,

HsRaaa FROM MAY 1st, strictly frst-class ihree- Msis story Brick House, containing 13 rooms, with E9sl attic, basement sub-cellar and spacious paz- in of the very best quarters of the city, four doors from Hillhouse avenue low to good ten- ant. Apply at S6 TrumbulI street, or address
 na24 If P. O. BOX 842.
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"ANTEn

SITUATION by respectable girl to do second A Work or general houseTork in a small family : city reference Inquire st
 apI4 it' If MINOR sTRFFT
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GENTS in every county in New England for our ~ new tndsIed Atlas Of the United Stat and world with maps Of every country on the face Of the globe last c-nsus indered list Of tozus history of every State and Territory sells for oue-thfrd the price of other world atlases
 PERRY SPACLDIS6. Apl4 tt IG5 Court Street, Boston.
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| WAVE have over forty houses and tenements to w rent, varying in price from $7 per month to $1, 900 per year. Our sale and exchange list is crowded. We have
 real bargains to offer parties who wish purchase
 exchange real estate of any kind any part the 1 city.
 Particular attention is invited to Western Farm Mortgages, paying and per cent. interest mi | annually. They are safe investment almost to a certainty We have on and large number of appi-
 cations for amounts varying from S200 to $1 000 We
 aha1l be pleased to show them and furnish any de- sired information.
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HoUsE-The House continued the discussion on the tariff question during the afternoon.
 joint resolution appropriating 10,0n0 for a mon ument over the grave of Thomas Jefferson at Monti- cello, Va, passed.
 Adjourned at 5:3O.
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= HIRT MAKERS. Machine Operators, Bu;ton-Hole o Makers and Hand Sewers: also buttsn-holss 10 send out of the factory to hrs-clAss hands, steady work and good pay.
 ELM CTTY SHIRT COMPANY ap13u Cor State and Court Streets
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ERR RENT

HE|S IN West Haven, lemon and white SET 9gGA TER DOG The owner have the by applying at the Key Shop or to
 aul 4 9t* P J. LEIGH West Haven
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43 EXTRA BARGAINS.

TN -<N feRkFa t~NfNA6fNlfVSa
 12 spools Bastipg Cotton for Sc.
 Barbour Linen Thread, 5c spool.
 3 100 yds Sewing Silk SC spool.
 4 Nice Pillow and Curtain Laces, Sc.
 5 E1eg ant Vale 'rciennes Laces, Sc.
 6 White and Black Spanish Laces, 19c up.. Black Silk French Laces, 7c up.
 Pure Linen Forchon Laee Sc.
 g Best Prints for 5c at Franks. 10 Ladies' Summer Skirts, 25c. II Good American Pins, Sc. 12 Diaper Pins, Sc doz. l3 Hair Pins 1c paper. )4 Boys White Shirts, 19c. 15 Boys Calico Shirts t7c. 16 Cents V hite Shirts, linen bosom, 25c IT Cents and Ladies' Good Wrappers, 25c. IS Childrens Wrappers, 1Oc. 19 Lace Tidies, only 5c. 20 Nice Lace Collars, 5c. 21 Linen Collars, slightly soiled, 2c p Nice Dress ttons, odds and ends, 5c. a5 % daole O1icloth, @ 1a yds wide, 25c. 25 Oilcloth Aprons, 7c. 26 Calico Aprons, To. 27 Remnants Table Linen half price. 28 Gents Good Socks, &c., 29 Excellent Corsets, slightly soiled, 25c. 30 Children's Round Combs, Sc. 31 Linen Handkerchiefs, 4c. 32 Children 8 Fancy Handkerchiefs, Pc. . 33 Good Needles, Sc paper. 34 Coats' Cotton, 4c a spool. 85 Lining Cambrics, short lengths, 4c. 36 Tape Measures, only %. 37 12 doz Agate Buttons for 4c. 38 Good Corset steels, Sc. 59 Gents lk Flat Scarfs, &c., 40 Plaid Glass Towels. 5c. Al Good Ginghams from Sc up. 42 Turkey Red Napkins, only Sc. 43 Flannel Shirts, laced in front at 75c.
 Store always crowded. Come early to avoid th rush. Eight extra hands to attend to customers thi
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WANTED.
WANTED

k=S AN elderly lady would like to obtain BoArd Ai.s with furniAh ed Room hrst hoo- in private zs1I 1 ts tsfnifs- AoofeAS Drawer tl. cs.y.
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A GOOD COOK for two or three uoufhz one EL,o EA is willing to wash and iron. Apply to
 Mrs CHARLES < WHIIE sp14 2t' IsJ Ctarel Street.
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Suicide Over a Wife's Grave.
 NEWTON, April 13.-Joseph Langtry, an elderly man, shot himself dead with revol-
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A MAN TO TAKE care of h rsss and work in the A garden, and make himself generally usesul: must 1ndeSstAnd the business and come well recom- mended- Apply at
 CHAPEL. STREET.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

VNo BUY, lot of Secondhand Furn.:are and c ar N pets- Highest cash price paid Orders by n Hil JGlT s CHURCH STREET.
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WANTEn

A SITUATION by competent wonzu as cook. or A to do general housework in 2 private fz-pfly good city references. Inquire at
 spl4 It. 2I7 CDMMTPCF ETRFpT
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District of New Haven ss. Probate Courtl
 April l3th, 1882 1 UPSTATE of JOHN REDCLIFFE, late of New Ha- HI ven. in said district, ceased
 The Court of Propate for the district of New Ha- ven hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly atested within said time. will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate requested to imme- diate payment to EMILY A. REDCLIFFE, ap14 2d1w Administratrix.
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." NTEn

A THOROUGHLY competent colored cook; city "A references required. Apply between and Or and o'clock p. m-, st
 znIa a+. aoa TFNFpTF STREET
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WANTEn

pY LADY experienced in the care of children. a
 D child to board, age from to the best of care ana attention gayen references given and required
 apl3 2ts W P u Mar Ezvan p q