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Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-16
England and France ia Accord

LONDON, May 15.-In the House of Lords this afternoon Earl Granville, foreign secre- tary, said that the government has pursued the same policy in regard to Egypt as pre- viously announced, which was to retain the regime of Tewik Pasha the Khedive. The speaker further said that England and France consider the maintenance of the Khedive's authority as the only possible guarantee for the maintenance of order and the develop ment and prosperity of the country; that the two governments are closely associated in 8 determination to ward off by their unit ed efforts all causes of internal and external complications which might menace the re gime they have established in Egypt, con- cluding by announcing that the other powers were in accord with them.
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TELEGRAPHIC JoTTINGs.

Prince Bismarck is again confined to his bed and is said to'be suffering from neural gia.
 Base ball yesterday: At Philadelphia, Ath- letics 9, Merritts f at New York, Atlantics 5, Metropolitans 1.
 Fire broke out in the packing room of tue Eagle cotton mills at Allegheny City, Pa., at o'clock yesterday afternoon. Loss $15,- 900, fully insured.
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Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer.

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 dandruff, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce a new growth where it has fallen off. It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of have done. It will change light or faded hair in few days to 8 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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THE SOUTH.
Georgia.


 The Independent Democratic Movement.
 ATLANTA May 15.-The committee of in dependent Democrats who met here some time ago and called mass meeting for June met here to-day and revoked their call on account of the prevalence of smallpox here. They then urged the independents of the State to rally around Hon. A. H. Stephens, who they said was practically in the field. The meeting was attended by William Bray, W. H. Felton, Joseph s. Hook, P. F. Lawsh, A. Miller, Jo- seph B. Park, Joseph Vannest, T. M. Berrier, Albert Howell and w. H. Hulzy. The latter did not sign the address, but the others did. General L. J. Gartrell is already In the field as an independent. The organized Demo- crats are still to nominate. It is evident that there will be three candidates, as the Repub- licans will probably support Stephens
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The Father Of the Cochef Claim.

PHILADELPHIA, May 15,-In the case of James D. Manthrop, charged with embedding three thousand shares of mining stock and $54, ,500 belonging to Peter Hevner, the judge ruled that the latter charge could not go to the jury. The case was not concluded when court adjourned. This is the case which gave prominence to the Cochet claim, the stock being in payment for half share bought by D. Stewart from Hevner, Stewart subse- quently selling his claim to Shipherd. c. w. Brooks, of New York, was defendants coun- sel
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PENIS SYLVANIA.
Mills Closed by the F1oo,ls.


 PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-Ten iron and woolen mills on the banks of the Schuylkill river between here and Norristown have been compelled to close on account of the flood. The largest is that of the Campbell Manufacturing company, employing one thousand hands The total number of people who will be thrown out of work for at least the balance of the week is over two thou sand. Dispatches from adjacent counties re- port the streams generally over their banks and flooding the farms.
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EGYPT.
Matters at Cairo Growing Worse.

Matters at Cairo Growing Worse.
 CoNsTANT1NoPIE, May 15.-State affairs in Egypt grow worse. The Porte has sent telegram to the Khedives ministry at Cairo denouncing their violation of the constitution and expressing the necessity of their adopting a course that will lead to peace and tranquil ity. The ministry it is believed will pay little attention to the Porte and it's telegram as they are evidently bent on bringing about home rule
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Texas.

Persons Injured by the Tornado. DALLAS, May 15.-The latest advices from McAllister are to the effect that sixty persons are yet under treatment, of whom ten cannot recover from the injuries received during the
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Furnitur8,CarpetS,
.EGG:.

Black Walnut and Paint. ed Chamber Sets, ParIOr
 Suits, Extension Tables,
 WardrObes, Bookcases, Pickard Beds, Bedsteads, Desks, Easy Chairs, LOun-
 ges, Mirrors. Etageres, SidebOards,L Lace and Heavy Curtains, Hair and other
 Mattresses, Feather Pill lows, &c., all at special bar gains at ENSKO'S Auction Rooms, 45O and 452 State street.
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CHICAGO REAL ESTATE.

Loans placed promptly. Also buy, sell and manage property commission. Correspondence solicited. References on application.
 F. C. VIERLING, myI6 3m no Dearborn St.. Chicago, Ill.
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Decision in a Noted Will Case.

PHILADELPHIA, May 15.-A decision was rendered by the Supreme Court in the cele- brated William Cameron will case to day sustaining the document. The contestant was Mrs. Jane Harrison, daughter of the deceased, who received legacy of $1OO,oO the bulk of the estate going to her sister, who is the wife of Mir. Packer, of the Lehigh Val ley railroad, who drafted the will. The de- cision paid high tribute to MT. Packer who had been severely aspersed by Judge Jere miah Black and other counsel for the con- testant
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, May 15.-Sailed, the America for Bre- men. Arrived. the Geiser from Copenhagen, the Po- laria from Hamburg, the Amsterdam from Rotter- dam the Waesland and Deruyter from Antwerp, the Ne #port from Havana, the saler from Bremen, the Vandalia fro Hamburg
 Antwerp-saled Cthe 13th}, the Penuland for New York. Arrived, the Helvetia from New York.
 Liverpool-Arriyed, the Pennsylvania from PhiIa- delpha, the Baltic, City of Paris and Britannia New York, the Sarmatian fro Portland
 Havre-Arrived (the 14th4, the France from New York
 Plymouth-Arrived, the Frisa from New York for Hamburg.
 GlasgoS-Arrived the State of Nebraska from New York
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The Hartranft prize of sixty dollars offered for the best essay by member of the senior class on some topic pertaining to foreign missions has been awarded to Mr. W. D. P Bliss. The judges were the Rev. Mir. Gregg, late pastor of the Windsor avenue church, the Rev. Mir. Cooper and Professor Camp of New Britain
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NEW YORK.
Robbed of a Watch Q nd Chain.

NEW YORK, May 15.-Early this morning an officer saw two men struggling at Mott and Chatham streets and went to separate them. One ran away and the man who re- mained examining his person found that his gold watch and chain of the value of 96O and five dollars in bills were stolen. He gave the name of George Arnold, of Providence, R. l. The officer went in pursuit of his as- sailant and discovered him seereted in the premises No. 12 Mott street. The watch and chain was found in a Chinaman's shoe few feet away. He was recognized as William Bartlett and committed for examination at the Tombs Police Court.
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THE WEST.
Illinois.
Crops Damaged by the Flood

Crops Damaged by the Floods.
 CHICAGO, May 15.-Despatches to conner cial firms here report the destruction of the crops in the bottom lands on the White, Black and Cinchita rivers in Arkansas.. The inundated lands did not suffer much by the early spring floods They embrace large percentage of the best cotton lands in Ar kansas, and the disaster will greatly injure the State's cotton crop. Last weeks rains did considerable damage to winter wheat in Southern Illinois and Indiana, but the damage is largely compensated by the destruction of chinch bugs. The crop reports from the Northwest are improving. The weather is fine and the agricultural outlook brighter.
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A Match For Pu9tItst Sullivan.

NEW YORK, May 15.-Richard K. Fox has received intelligence from London that ''Tug" Wilson will start for America the lat ter part of this month to make the proposed match with J. l.. Sullivan for the champion ship of the world. ''Tug" will be accompan- jed on the trip to this country by a strong delegation of the better class of English sports who still cherish admiration for the prize ring and hope that it will be revived to the stare it enjoyed in it's palmy days. Immediately on the arrival of Tug" Fox will match him as promised to fight Sullivan for $2, 300 a side and the championship of tha world
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FTNW0 Taloressss coats and pants; must be able U to do first class work Apply to \. LEVIN,
 my15.2t+ No. 73 George Street, Woods Building
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RonauZa for Train RohIaers

HALIFAX, N. S., May 15.-A skillfully de- Vised plan, the work of professional train robbers, has come to light in the theft of registered letters from the mail bags between here and St. John, N B. Forty or more registered letters addressed to parties in St John and the United States have been cap- tured by the thieves. The authorities are in YestigatinQ the matter
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A Sad Drowning Disaster.

CHICAGO May 15.-Captain Bucklin, an old sea captain, his two sons aged twelve and seventeen, John Smith, foreman of the car department at the Pullman works, and eight men whose names are as yet unknown, were drowned last evening by the overturning of a sailboat they were in on Lake Calumet. But two of the bodies have been recovered.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ALaEinR.

While off Faulkner's Island the schooner Susan, of Castine, Captain Candage, bound from BluehilI to New York with paving stones, lost the deck head of it's mainmast. She was lowed into this port on the 11th, and repairs were at once undertaken. She will probably be ready to proceed to day.
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NEW DOMINION.
A Steamer EnsT i'm the lee.

HALIFAX May 15.-The Allan steamer Pe- ruvian is fast in the ice off Cape Ray in the Gulf and is disabled, her propeller being damaged. A steamer left here to night with provisions for the Peruvian
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THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.

Arrears of Rent-Gladstone's Bill Intro duced in the HOuse-Main Features of the NIeasure-No Further Clue to the Assasstns.
 LONDON, May 15.-In the House of Com mons this evening Gladstone introduced his
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WANTED.

MAN with knowledge of bookkeeping to zsztst A in office; references required Boyle Broz,
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4 Circular from the Porte.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, May 15.-The Porte has sent circular to the powers protesting against the dispatch of foreign war vessels to Alexandria and claiming the sole right of intervention in Egyptian affairs for the Sul- tan, who it says is prepared to maintain the stutaIS quo in that country.
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FORTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, May 15.

WASHINGTON, May 15.
 sENArE.-Mr. Pendleton submitted from the Com mittee on Civil Service report to accompany the civil service reform bil He said the formal state ments mad before the committee would be presented 8 addenda to the report. Ordered printed
 The whiskey bill was then taken up and Mr. Beck made speech which was special plea for the Ken
 MT Morrill, followed MT. Beck with prepared speech to show that Secretary Folger justified in his conclusions against the bill extending the nded period, but Said the bill undoubtedly would pass in modified form. pared substitute which would be reported to-mor- row morning It Is understood that it extends and limits the bonded period to five years
 MT. Windom said tha when the bill before the Senate he would attempt to show what he now be- gress during the last twenty years had not alto gether opened as wide door r swindling the gov ernment as the one now under discusslon
 After executive session the Senate at 6:55 p. m adjourned.
 HousE.-The House passed by 152 to AS the bill in troduced by MT. Burrows preventing actions for damages for infringem-nts of patents in all cases where the defendant purchases the article solely for
 valuable consideration for personal use and not a manufacturer.
 Me R, .btnson offered resolution requesting the President to if any American citizen had of fered Irah-American prisoners moAey to accept re- lease on condition of leaving the country referred Brooklyn navy yard referred The bill to reorgantze the militia of the entire country national guard, officers to be appointed by the President refused consideration, ,on tion to suspend the rues by vote of yeas 61, nays 138
 The bill to confirm the title to the Canon de Chama land claim in New Mexico to the hetrs of Francis sa lazan taken up and considered, but rejected the sround of too great an amount of money in volved to allow it to be pushed in such manner. Action the bill from the Committee on Lands pre- vented consideration of the McCiarrahan claim which expected to be called up to-day. commit tee allowed but one bill on suspension day" l bill passed accepting twenty-five thousand volume. of books nated by Dr Toner, of Washing l ton, to the Congressional library.
 resolution print additional copies of the record of the rebellion for distribution to public libraries | was defeated.
 1 The Honse then (4:45 D. m adourned.
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TESHE person who took silk umbrella from the
 tlbule of the Center Church Sunday evening last will confer favor the owner by leaving the with the sexton, at 1I5 Park street, and receive their own in exchange. mic If
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concerning the Expectations of the army worm on wheat in Union county. In some localities the worm had entirely stripped the wheat of blades and is at work on the heads. The Fultz variety has suffered most.
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Charley Ross Disheartened Parent.

OHHTIey INoss' DIshearLehsd FafehI'
 PH1LADELPHIA, May 15.-Christian Ross, the father of the long lost Charley Ross, dis credits the bona fde alleged discovery in Chicago. He has received no official advices on the subject and says there is hardly a week passes but that he receives so-called clues which prove worthless.
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FOh EENIs
 s&ssaa ROOM WITH POW FIR, on fourth floor, Quin- EsiH nipiac Building, No. 198 Chapel street. Front hEIS room 35x73, with stedy power, steam heat and freight elevator. HENRY f. ENdLlS7, Sfraa
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ATTCTTON !

Large sale On Friday morn ing, May l9, 10 I-2 o'clock of a general assortment of
 Household Goods, and about 100 Carpets. Attend shis sale if you want good Carpets cheap.
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NEW JERSEY.
A Run nn n Hank.

JERSEY CITY, May 15.-A large crowd gathered at the Prevalent Institution for Savings this morning, and when the bank opened presented their books and demanded their money. All were promptly paid and the bank officials claim that they can pay ev- cry denositor.
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Store always crowded. Come early to avoid the rush. Eight extra hands tO attend to customers this
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A GOOD cook. washer and ironer. Apply from F "A to and to ', at
 my15 If 129 OLIVE STREET.
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DEATHS.

DORMAN-Ia Hamden, May 18th, Ellen S., widow of the l. te George A. Dorman aged 49 years Funeral from her late residence Wedne sday at Relatives and friends invited to attend with ut further nQtice 2t* MANNix-1n this city, May IS, John Mannix, aged 4s years
 Funeral from No. 231 Davenport avenue, on Wednes- day, May IT, 1882, at half past nine o'clock Solemn Requiem Mass ct St. Johns R O. Church. HINE-In MontoW csc, May 18th, suddenly, with ty- phoid pneumonia. Eva A., youngest daughter of Charles H. and Julia A. Hine, aged Il years and II months.
 She was beloved by all who knew her SMITH-In this city, May 12th, Deacon George F. Smith, aged IT years and 10 months. Funeral services at the Dwight Place Church, on Tuesday, May 16th, at p 2t* YOUNG-1n this city, May 18th, Elizabeth A. Tryon, wife of Henry S. Young. Funeral services at her late residence AZ Clark street. Tuesday afterb oon at o'clock. Friends are invi- ted to attend. Burial private. 2t*
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:iI with or without board the best of references Z..L required Address
 myl5 3t* IS. E. e. this office.
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peath From PrIcking wtth . Thern,

NEW YORK, May 15.-The death of Allen J. Cummings, aged forty-fve years, was from most singular cause. Mir. Cummings pricked his thumb on the thorn of rose April 24. Erysipelas set in and blood pois- oning resulted. He died Friday in great .anir,
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College Items.

Owing to the great inconvenience of the present system of delivery at Beers, the Neaos has adopted the same system as that on which soda tickets are managed at the same place.
 Professor Wheeler will lecture hereafter at each afternoon upon the civil war.
 The seniors are, as usual, requested to as- semble upon the State House steps this morn ing at 9:3O, in order that class group may by taken, by order of the picture committee.
 Cornell has adopted the honor system at commencement.
 Several new points have been introduced into Penikeese.
 Spring races to morrow.
 Andover expects to send fourteen men to Yale '96.
 Wendell, of Harvard, is now in training again, his late injury proving but slight. About eighty men went up to Boston on Friday.
 The lacrosse grounds on Dixwen avenue have not, as has been stated, been cut up in- to tennis courts.
 General Barnard, lately deceased, was giv- en the degree of l.. L. D. by Yale in 1864. Griswold, 'S1 has been elected secretary of the Harvard Law School Reading Room asso. ciation
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Havoc Dealt by the Army Worm.
 SPRINGFIELD, May 15.-Discouraging re- ports reach the department of agriculture
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4DoteIs.
FOX SALE,

NNE SHARE in the Oriental Park Association, To- " cated West Haven shore, consisting of one building o site for two bathing houses also right to park and water fronts owDed by said associat for bathing, boating and other seaside pleasures.
 Also a nice cottage said park, rooms, with two bathing houses etc., all in complete order, at bar gain if sold soon. not, will be rented furnished for the summer Address
 my1l If F. o, BOX 393. New Haven, Conn.
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E0R, GAT,E.

SD REACH WAGONS but little used, made by < Crockett x futile and Manville, Dudley x Co.,
 Inquire at NEW HAVEN NUT CO. my11 Ct" Office, Westville
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Graduates and Their Fields of Labor.
 The class just graduated at the Hartford Theological seminary numbers seven. Yes terday they separated to enter their respect i've fields of labor. G. w. Andrews, Will Hams, '79, is to be settled over the Congre- gational church at Orleans, Mass. G. s. Baskerville, Hampton and Sydney, goes to Dakota, under the Presbyterian Board of Home Missions. W. D. P. Bliss, Amherst, '78, goes to the Fourth Congregational church of Denver, Col. John Rowland is appointed under the A. B. c. F. NJ. to Guadalajara Mexico. F, V. Mills is appointed by the Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions to Hong Chow, of the Ming Pc Mission, China Geo. B. Cutler and c. H. Pettibone will re- main in New England. Henry P Perkins, who left the class last year to study medicine, will go under the American Board to Tien Tsin, China.
 Several members of the other classes have made engagements for the summer. Messrs. Nash and Gillette will go to Minnesota under the Home Missionary society. W. s. Kelsey goes to Dakota under the Presbyterian 1 board. Mir. G. A. Dutton of the middle class, and Mir. c. s. Lane of the junior class, go to Maine to work under the American Sunday School Union. Mir. c. S. Morse will preach ] during the summer at Woodbury, Yt
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8oarO art0 8oonts.

Rooms with Board. aTA4 A PLEASANT front alcove room also hall EiiiI room with board, to permanent parties house Ea:ll has modern Improvements; location near Chapel street. A few table boarders accommodated my11 Ct Apply at A COLLEGE STREET
 TO RENT,
 fA A NICE SUITE OF FRONT ROOMS, fur EsiiH nished not, with table board, at Ea.I my11 Ct 114 HIGH STREET. BOARD AND ROOMS. F&3 VERY desirable hooms in suite or single for Ei rent; also first-class Table Board at reasonable I:u prices; frst-class references given Inquire at
 BOARD AND ROOMS. k44 FAMILIES single persons wishing board E#:iH and rooms in pleasant locality can obtain E.U them by calling at
 ap24 If 529 CHAPEL STREET. Desirable Room with Board. S4s VERY pleasant Corner Room, centrally To Eiii cated and elegantly furnished get bowl large E5tA closet, etc; suitable for gentleman and wife win be rented with board from May 1st. Call at apps If POI ORANGE STREET, cor. Grove.
 ROOM WITH BOARD. &S4A A LARGE nicely furnished Room with Efis Board; hot and cold water; room has two apps If 1s4 YORK STREET, cor. Chapel
 BOARD AND ROOMS &S8 FEW gentlemen be accommodated ia with hrst-class Board and pleasant Rooms, with i5II modern improvements; locality second to none ap17 Inn. s5 WOOSTER PLACE
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" ANTEn

A experienced nurse, capable of taking entir "A charge of an infant months old. Apply i'm mediately with reference at
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elderly American woman as housekeeper for A small family short distance in the country: one with incumb. ancs. and who can furniEh ref erences Call bet cen and 12 8. m and to p. m at
 zz7m16 2t" I27 WARD STREET
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WANTED.

A FIRST-CLASS lady's maid. must be a good
 A se2rnstress; none but those very highly recom- mended need apply to the Protestant IndEztrizl cistion, n16 If s4 WHITNEY AVENUE.
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SITUATION by American to do A sewing and chamber work wages not much an object 8 good home. Inquire
 nI6 2t. 59 ELLIOTT STREET
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Real Gstate.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, dNs TO gentleman, one or two furnish6d rooms, hAsiH with or without board the best of references MsIsu required. Address
 myl5 3ts IS. E. G." this office.
 TO RENT. {S&Aa A PLEASANT Front Chamber, furnished or hi unfurnished, 149 George street also one at -EHIW 5l PERKINS STREET, myl3 If Fait Haven.
 FOR RENT. l4a THE HOUSE on the corner of Orange and HAiiil Audubon streets known the Blake home Ala.N stead. House has all the modern improve ments and is in one of the best neighborhoods. To the right party it will be rented low.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, my13 237 Chapel Street.
 FOR RENT, dHs4A4s HOUSE of or rooms, Barn and large Haiii Lot containing about 4 acres, Dixwen EaslA nue, near Boulevard. Several small amounts of money to loan real estate security.
 T. G. SLOAN, my13 3t* 8 Yale Bank Building
 FOR RENT. aha&SAa7 Five in gellers block; gas and water Elii; and water closet. One house, No Lewis EAa.N street, Fair Haven five rooms; $7 per month. Three rooms Whalley avenue and Orchard street. Furnished to let, No. 98 Olive street.
 Inquire of
 JACOB HELLER,
 Room l, Yale Bank Building, my11tf or 98 Olive street.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by respectable English girl d A waitress chsmbermaid in respectable hots private family. Apply at
 mic 2ts IOI NASH STREET City.
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w NTED

DY colored youth who has had several years ex- N perieDce, Q situation in printing office; can bring good reference Address
 rnIf FOOTE