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Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. SlIIRCHBD CHARACTERS A Result of the Peruvian
 Inquiry. The Committee Much Embarrassed. Shipherd Posing as a Perse-
 Cuted Individual.
TRIAL BY JURY IN IRELAND.
A HSe8RROns4rance From GEae
 Irish Judges.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

No Hit Made Yesterday-The Peruvian Hearing Further Adjourned-Thc Conn
 mittee Much Embarrassed at the Turn
 of Affsira--Senator Miller Shows His
 Hand Against the Administrations
 General News Notes.
 WASHINGTON, May 18.-Ex-Assistant Secre- tary of State Hit was before the Shipherd Investigating committee to day to testify re- garding the statement in the testimony of Lawyer Randall of New York, but the latter not having completed the revision of the tes- tin4ony, the examination of Hit was contin- ued until next Tuesday, The committee discussed the decision of Sh'pherd's demand for another hearing They probably will not hear what he wants to say unless he con
 eludes to tell what they wish to hear. Ship herd claims to have great deal of additional information, and is representing that the committee declines to hear him, and that the action of the committee yesterday was a trick for the purpose of suppressing his testl- mony, He says that he has letter from Stanley Brown private secretary of Presi- dent Garfield, notifying him (Shipherd) that certain documents which he had forwarded
 
 This, Shipherd is understood to claim, con tradicts one part of Mr. Blaines testimony. Shipherd also has the indorsement of Gen eral Grant on the instructions to Peru, to- gether with all of Mir. Blaine's correspond ence. It is very possible that the committee, in view of Shipherd's letter of this morning. will decide to hear him, although it is fhatc nf ttnay ypnO11 ha very glad not to be compelled to listen to his testimony again. Shipherd proposes to make l his documents public through the press if the committee decline to hear him It is very evident that his feelings toward MT. Blaine are not of the most cordial character. | Representati> Rice of Massachusetts, says l the committee is much embarrassed on ac- count of the Chili Peru business because it l has smirched several people without any def l nite proof or real charge against them. To morrow he says the committee will go on l with it's regular business. It has several inn portapt matters before it, among them the proposed abrogation of the Clayton Bulwer I and Hawaiian treaties and the repeal of the 1 fishery clause in the Washington treaty. It expects also to fully consider all inter- oceanic canal schemes.
 Senator Warner Miller at the meeting of 1 the Senate Postofice committee vigorously l opposed the confirmation of Mir. Lanning as postmaster at Penn Yan New York, and l there WAS much surprise at his opposition as it is the first instance that he has given of de- 1 cided opposition to any act of the administra, 1 tion.
 A telegram has been received from Port
 land, Oregon, to the effect that an Indian re- ports fight at the Harrisburg Alaska mines ] between whites, in which several were killed. l The Secretary of the Navy has been asked to l send the Wachusett there to preserve order.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Connecticut.

4 Prominent Citizen Sma shes Things.
 MERIDEN, May 1S.--S. H. Foster, president of the hardware manufacturing firm of s. H. Foster & Co.,, one of the most prominent and wealthy citizens of this city, was arrested to- night for assault on his sister, Mrs Philip c. Rand, and wilful damage to property Last February Mrs Foster applied for divorce, $l0, ,000 alimony and the custody of the chil- dren on the ground of adultery. The co re- spondent was Miss Hattie Symonds, pretty public school teacher. Mrs Foster went at once to the house of her father, Augustus Stanley, one of the most prominent citizens of New Britain. This afternoon while visiting the city she went to her husbands house to see her children. Seeing her husband com ing she went to the house of hi sister ad joining. She was followed by Foster, who being refused admittance smashed the out side door, also the door to the inside room with an axe and knocked Mrs. Rand into a corner with 8 blow on the temple for remon- strating. He was taken into custody and will be bound over to keep the peace.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
The Search For the Assassins.

NEW YORK, May 18.-United States Mar shal Knox and his deputies will search no more vessels arriving from Europe. The in tention was to search only those which left the other side immediately after the assassin ation and while it was possible for the mur- derers to take passage for the United States before the English and Irish officers could intercept them. In regard to the man Tur- ner arrested on the steamer Wisconsin this morning. by one of Pinkerton's detectives there is nothing definite. Turner was taken to the British consulate where he made q full explanation of his movements and he is now in charge of the detective who arrested him If the story he tells is found to be cor rect he will be allowed to go where he pleases He claims to have been on prolonged spree and his coming to America was the result of a sudden notion. He intended to go back on the Wisconsin on her return trip.
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g HNG A BEACH WAGON and harness both il Se8}&JGss hrst-class condition Will be sold cheal for cash. Apply at
 my19 ot+ no CONGRESS AVENUE.
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n BEACH WAGONS but little ussd, made < Crockett $ Juttle and ManvilIe. Dudley < Co
 Inquire at NEW HAVEN NUT CO, my78 Ct Office, Westville
 MRS. GAIL RROMN
 have few pleasant furnis led rooms to rent. myl7 St LIVERY BOARD and SALE STARLE.

S4 Court Street, Near State. TENHE BEST place in the city. Fine turnouts, sin gle and double. to let Horses receive the most careful attention. hay for sale lot of Wagons al most net comprising side spring, beach and other kinds Will be sold st low figures.
 my r 3mo F. J. ANGUS. Prep.
 Proposals for Dike.
 United States Engineer Office,
 NEW LONDON, COIN May 70, e. c FAILED PROPOSALS, in triplicAte, will be re- o ceived at this office until II o'clock rn, on the 7th ay of June, 1882, for Cor structing Dike in Thames River Conn to be hnilt either of Piles and Stone, wholly of Stone.
 Specifications and blank forms for proposals and guaranty will be sent application to this office myl5 Ct J. W. BARLOW. Maj. Of Eng'rs, L. <. A.
 Proposals for Dredging.
 United States Engineer Ofhce.
 NEW LONDON, CONN, May 10, 1882 c HEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate. will be re ceived at this office until II o'clock on the 7th day June, 1s62 for Dredging in 1hames River. Conn.
 Specifications and blank forms for proposals and for guaranty will be sent application to this office myl5 Ct J. w. BARLOW, Mai of Eng'rs. |. s A The Largest, HandsOmest, Finest
 and Coolest
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THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.

The Coercion Bili-Trish Judges Want
 Trial by Jury-A Land League Qutcry
 Against ParneI.
 LONDON, May 18.-At the meeting of the Irish parliamentary party to-day, Parnell presiding, resolutions were unanimously adopted condemning the coercion bill as un- nsrited by the Irish people and as likely to produce grave political consequences.
 A meeting of Irish judges was held in Dublin to day, at which speeches were made expressing strong opposition to the clause in the coercion bill which abolishes trial by jury. They have framed strong remon- strance to be submitted to the government.
 A section of the Land League are much dissatisfied at Parnelrs alliance with the gov ernment and demand on behalf of American subscribers publication of the accounts of the Land League for the last two years.
 The fear of being arrested in connection with the murders of Lord Frederick Caven- dish and Mir. Burke is now so general in Ire land that peasantry travelling outside of their own district apply to the police for passports. Many emigrants leaving the south of Ireland for America resort to the same course.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
Louisiana.
ill q Pot of Golf

HisFIEIV III .' E-UT UE VI-VV'
 NEW ORLEANS, May 1S.-Monday night while opposite Bonnet Curo three watchmen of the steamer E. J. Clay partook of coffee from pot ir the boats blacksmith shop. All were seized with violent cramps, James Hall died. A. Mitchell and Lee Brown will recover. On examination It was found that the bottom was covered with white sub- stance supposed to be arsenic. It is Il t known how the poison got there. The po- lice are Investigating as foul play is su5- pected.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.

Mir Sargent, American minister at Berlin, presented his credentials and had m audi ence with the Emperor yesterday.
 The death of Mrs. Helen NJ. Slocum, the widely known humanitarian, temperance re- former and leader of the womans suffrage party, is announced.
 Four residences and the store of James Keene at Southampton, Mass, were burg larized Wednesday night. Small sums only were gained. Attempts to enter several oth- CT residences failed.
 Base ball yesterday: At Albany, Troys T. Providence 6; at Worcester, Bostons lG, Worcesters , at Detroit, Detroits 3, Cleve- lands ? at Chicago, BuGalos g. Chicagos :; at Philadelphia' Athletics 2, LouisvilIes $.
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DELAW ARE.
Paying for His EVffo's Litt

Paying for His Nifo's Little Diversion.
 WILMINGTON, May 18.--In the Superior Court to day verdict for $l ,ooO was given against Henry B. Courtney of the we'll known match firm of Swift, Courtney & Beecher, in favor of Edward Tatnall, a prominent citizen, for damages sustained from a cowhiding by Mrs Courtney The affair took place two years ago, and was caused by Mir. Tatnall giving to newspaper the facts of the elopement of MT. Courtney B dauphter
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NEW JERSEY.
ADanserous 4 Sort of Cone.

DEAL BEACH, May 18.-Many people in this vicinity have been taken violently sick from drinking coffee made from the bean which they picked up along the shore, being part of the cargo of the wrecked steamship Pliny. The coffee is green from the effects of arsenic with which the cargo of hides were saturated. There were twenty-six thousand bags of coffee on board Several thousand bags were picked out of the undertow by the victims and used after washing. Two car loads of the coffee which was shipped from here was seized at South Amboy last night by the health authorities, and the New York authorities have been notified that a lighter loaded with the poisoned coffee has been semi tn NaM York
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Ualjar Vessel RurDed

QUEBEC, May 18.-The steamer Progress which left here Monday night with provisions for the relief of the Allan line steamer Peruvian, which is fast in the ice in the Guli of St. Lawrence, was burned last night of Green Island. The crew were rescued by the tugboat Resolute, except three who were burned to death The vessel is valued al $50, OOO and is 8 total loss. She is insured for $5O,OO0. The cargo of provisions, worth SEQ, 0OO, was also total loss.
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a)w 9arm 5ailg 9gorning 9ounal and Gomm

PHILADELPHIA, May 18.-It is understood that in accordance with instructions from the British embassy at Washington representa- tives of the consulate will board the Ameri can line steamer British Grown, which is ex pected at the breakwater tomorrow, and make search for the Cavendish- Burke assas sins The steamer left Queenstown on the Mondag Glowing the tragedy. Anumber of private detectives also propose to scrutinize the passengers when the steamer arrives at her dock.
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case involving wealthy Black Bay family on trial was blocked this afternoon. The court decided that if Cunning condoned his wifes unfaithfulness in the past it was virtually a full forgiveness and the matter could not now be brought up as ground of recrimiDa- tion. The matter was referred to the full bench in November. If the courts decision is sustained Mrs. Cunning will get divorce.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
SALAD OIL

n iEAkasss The SECOND floor of house No 30 Whalley FItH avenue, opposite the riL five rooms cisern, EssvE we'll ater and gas References given and re- uired. my19 If
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

Npw YORK, May 18-sailed. the City of Brussels for Liverpool the State of Florida for Glasgow the France for London, the Westphalia for Hamburg. Arrived, the St. Germain from Havre, the Rhein from Bremen, the Leasing from Hamburg, the State of Indiana from Glasgow, the Canada from London, the Alexandria from Leghorn.
 Hamburg Arrived, the Frisia from New York.
 Southampton -Arrivei l. the Nuremberg from Balti- more for Bremen.
 Liverpool-Arrived. lhe British Queen from Phila- delphia, the Catalonia from New York, the Arizona from New York sailed, the Celtic for New York.
 Plymouth Arrived the Suevia from New York for n1TrC
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Nominations by the GreenbacIser

Nominations by the Greenbackers.
 HARRISBURG, May 1S.-The Greenback State convention was organized this afternoon with E. E. Colton, of Allegheny, as chair man, and John Welsh, of Schuylkill,. and J. H. Werdell, of Chester, vice presidents. Reports of the various committees were re- ceived with the exception of the committee on resolutions. It was decided that no nomina, tions should be made until after the re- port of the latter committee was received. J. K. Sanborn. of New York, was called up on to address the audience in the in terim. The following ticket was nominated For Governor, Thomas H Armstrong; of Allegheny, editor of the La501 Tribune: Lieutenant Governor, Mayor Pow derIy, of Scranton; Secretary of Interna Affairs J. l. Dewoody, of Venango; Judge of the Supreme Court, James A. Cake, ot Northumberland; Congressman at large, Robert K Tomlinson, of Bucks.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
A Catholic Btshop Deuoaed

I1VFV8VtI'
 PtTTsDURG, May 18.-Bishop Twigg of this diocese has been deposed by the Pope. He tried to have Father Hickey, Vicar General of this diocese, deposed and preferredcharges against him. An investigation proved that Father Hickey was innocent and resulted in summoning Twigg to Rome. On appearing before the Pope he was unable to talk Latin and had to get an interpreter. He recently returned to this city and is fixing matters ready to close his career as bishop.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19

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 dandrutf restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce a new growth where it has fallen of 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 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. st 1yd&w
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The Irish CentenniaIat Boston

BosroN, May 1S.-The following will speak at the Irish centennial at Mechanics Hall June 10th and 17th: Michael Davitt ex Speaker Randall Congressmen S. s. Cox and Robinson of New York, Daniel Doherty Of Philadelphia, Congressman Williams of Wis consin, C. s. Orth of Indiana Senators Jones of Florida Voorhees, of Indiana, and Edmunds of Vermont. John Savage of New York will read poem.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
WANTED

A THOROUGHLY coIpetent girl to do second A work must be SD excellent 4itreEs None but those having the best references ed sppy 10 the
 FROTES TAST ISDU USTFIAL ASSOCIATION.
 nyI7 tf SA h1tney aTe-us-
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WANTED,

RESPECTABLE girl for general homework \ tttv rcferenre required AyPly at --- =, Z5g CHURCH HIRELI.
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FOR RENT

JTA Five rooms in Hellers block; gas and water s#ii and water cl set One house, No Lewis E.!l street. Fair Haven five rooms; S7 per month. Tn: :ee Whalley avenue and Orchard street. Furnished let, No, 98 Olive street.
 Inquire of
 JA.OB HELLER,
 Room l, Yale Bank Building, ar
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VUST RECEIVED, an invoice of the finest quality eB of Salad Oil, importation. In quart pint and pint bottles For sale by single bottle dozen, at moderate prices.
 EDW. E. HALL < SON.
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NEW DOMINION.
Vessels Imprisoned in the Ice.

ST. JOHN, N. B., May 16.-One hundred vessels are fast in the ice in the Gulf, between Newfoundland and the Magdalen Islands. The ice is very heavy and the vessels are un- able to reach Prince Edwards Island.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19
A Rnrls Presidont Finder Arrcst

BUFFALO, May 18.-R. Porter Lee, late president of the defunct First National bank, WAS arrested this afternoon by United States Marshal Lovel on an order issued by Judge Wallace at Utica, and on oath of Receiver E. T. Smith, F J. Lingua, of the Farmers and Mechan- ics' bank and Lewis Price of Newark, for misappropriating and embedding $20O GOO of the funds of the bank while president of that corporation. Mir. Lee will endeavor to fur nish SS 100, GOO bail.
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THE SOUTH.
West Virginia.

General Grants Only Aunt Dead.
 CHARLESTON May 18.-Mrs. Rachael Tomp- kins, the only surviving aunt of General Grant, being his fathers sister, died at Cedar Grove last night. She was one of the pio- neers of this State.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-19

Hop PaSteS sold by all druggists in the United States and Canada, 25 cents each five for $1, and are guaranteed be the best in the markets Avoid cheap, worthless goods
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Walnut Leaf Hair Hestorer

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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Eiftu. fnur Days WiIhont Solid Fond.

HALIFAX, N, S, May 1S-Father Vaughan, chaplain of the convent of Taracadee since 1868, is dead, aged seventy. During his last illness he partoolz of no food except water for fifty days. The last three weeks he took only sufficient water to moisten his lips
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4ORSES EOR SALE

HORSES FOR SALE.
 ks ONE PAIR of Horses, years old this S5bss$sa, spring, weight 2,5lu pounds (not feshy) @fSeStS All right No be ter workera in Litchheld -AA&E county. Will sell, or exchange for lighter or cheaper pair. ALBERT PERRY, mYl9 It. New Hartford, Ct
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dHants.
"ANTFn
WANTED.

-,--1- ,-TON ss coachman by a siDgis and tam A oII.a-,ar- oII frOOd reference Iuquirs gt
 e MAIN STREET. -7r r+. Fair Haven
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L IN THE vicinity of st John Olive CT Woos- Tft ar street an up st-irE tenement of foF or fEe ssi.i rooms Reference given and rv4ulF-o
 ,,.... P o. Drawer Is, City.
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Entertainments.
CARLL's OPERA HOUSE.

Friday and Saturday, hay i~. I9and 20. aud Grand Matinee
 Saturday at 2;I5 D. m.
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WAN TED,

A SITUATION by re -pertable girl to do genera.
 housework in small family: @ APP!s a sTpvr- 1t mylq It. o-7 O41-- -
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As4a 29 Auburn street, second floor, rooms, S;;;a g %; first floor No l2 Newhal street, near EaiI Winchester's gun shop SIP co: No 10 New hall street. second floor, $500 second floor Engsh street. Cedar Hill for small family $8U0; second floor, Clinton avenue $10.00.
 FOR ALE-House and barn on Auburn street near Oak street. $5i 0 cash and balance mortgage house on East street, Or nd, in good repair, rooms city water, connected with sewer price s1500 $500 cash and balance suit the purchaser Parties wishing to purchase lots for manufacturing purposes would do well to call on me.
 A. N. HOLMES,
 69 Church Street, Room B. r,. H. a1n1S
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FIRST CLASS hs,d stitcher on carriage work "A m51T If B. NANEILLE X co. ,iyluTrn CENTS 10 sell the B-st Nat NAN LEU ural H IstOTy published over
 so ilust -ztiOus Its scope Is uniyzr IN gal, em tracing every division Of zui-
 mated nature the earth, in thH Every ass:s9; .9;n TIT .na 'ss .l: ; sss the king of bsasts Every family d. Tn,,. sfres a copy. Address
 IUHiI1 JOHN : KELLOGG,
 Butler EIchz zI Ee,
 nl- Gt Proyf1euce. k- l.
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SuiritIa inn EhnrCIl-

NEW YORK, May 18.-This afternoon an unknown man about thirty years old, re- specially dressed, committed suicide in the Episcopal Church of the Annunciation by shooting himself in the head with revolver.
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HoUsE.---Thc bank charter extension bill taken up for voting on amendments. The amen dment linl- itjng the extension to ten years rejected 92 to l16 also the amendment making the period oLe year. 32 to ll9 That giving national banks the same status with State banks in the State courts adopted.
 Mr Holman, of Indiana, offered amendment providing that every baking association which shall obtain the benefit of this act shall pay the cost of preparing the plates fur such new circulating notes shal be issued to it, and all other costs incident to the substitution of such circulating notes for ing associations by law. Adopted,
 A tilt tJok place between Mr. Bland, Democrat, of Missouri, and Messrs Brum Of Pennsylvania. Jones of Texas. Burroughs and Ford of Missouri Green~ backers the GreeLbackers alleging ire .chery the part of the Democrats in their dealings with the Greenb Ackers and MT. Bland accusing the Green ba kers Missouri of being elected by the aid of Republican votes on promises of acting with the lat ter.
 MT. CaDnon's proposed amendment that national banks with capital of S15O,OOO less shall not be with the Treasurer as security for their c1rcuattn notes and auth rzing such those banks having OH dep sit bonds in of that amount to withdraw the of Sl0 0U and reduce their circulation, was adopted by vote of 102 to 10Q most of the Republi- voting for the amendment and the Democrats against it.
 MT. Randall accepted Mir. Crapo's substitute fo1 his amendment, which provides that banks desiring to withdraw ctrcul tion, aud withdrawing their qured to give ninety days notce and that not more than 5,0O00 GOO in money shall bo de osited in month.
 A large number of amendments offered tC this and pending one to redu the sum to three mil lions per week, the House adjourned at p.
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LOST.

HOP PLASTER Co.,, Manufacturers, GARTER, HARRIS X HAw1Ey General Agents, Boston. ml9 1md&w
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Massachusetts,
Suit Against n Wealthy Man.

ADAMS, May 1S,-ElIen OLeary, an un- married woman of thirty, has sued Charles A. Rowland, prominent citizen for $2O, said Rowland offered $5,OOO to settle How. land is q brother in law of l.. l.. Brown, the wealthy paper manufacturer, aged fifty, and is worth $lOO, GOO
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Nhnt IIHshanh of NIine

is three times the man he was before he began using Wells Health Remover. $l Drug ists. Depot, 2S9 State street.
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PENNSYLVANEA.
\ Prize Fightfn Fifte n Rounds.

 SHENANDOAH, May 18.-A prize fight took place this afternoon just outside the borough limits, between Buck Hughes and 3 man named Hopkins. Fifteen rounds were fought, Hopkins coming off the victor.
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For Rent.
T0 RENT.

STORE FOR RENT. IIs&S THE desirable store Mo- 430 State street, four H4s, doors above Court. Possession given May 1st' Ha:1f HENRY F. ENGLISH, af8 if 92 Orange Street.