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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-28
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"hnt the Publishers nre Offering for the
Holidays. . ...f
Mcssrs. j. B. Lippencott 4 Co., philadel.
phia, have issued a handsome revised illus.
tratGd edition Of Z. buchanan Reads poeti.
cal Works, in Illuminated cloth covers. No
libmry is well.iurnished without tho songs
Of this sweet singing American urtist.poct.
II ltead had written nothing else his
'Driiting"-one OF tho sweetest lyrics in tho
languagc-anl his "Shcridan's Ride"
would entitlc him TO IL high place among
poets. He was skillful with his brush, in
spite OF his msconceptiou OF the horse in
motion, but he was ut his best with bis pen,
In which all his fine feeling and his
best talent found expression. Few
poets have so well succeeded in
catching the genius Of the place, and
therefore few have been more successful
in local coloring. When he wrote Of Italian
scenes or tuned his harp to Italian
themes, his muse brcathed the warmth
and tenderness OF TINT land OF sunshine
and perfect skies. When he sung Of his
own home land he WIS American through
and through. Ills patriotic poems thrilled
his countrymen, MS well they might, for the
hand that held the pen also held the
sword. The illustrations are plentiful and
well done, the fron,ispiecc being portrait
Of the poet.
For sale by Messn. Stanton & Dayen.
port. -
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SAMUEL II. MccoLLocu, Clerk,
!. IIenry Noel,l W. Amelia I. Eochl

: M : 80
The defendant herein viii take not,cc that thu
uepostions OF Ernest lAuc, Caroline Nuder1ueycr,
office OF l.; 4; Jordan, No. 1906 Chapme Street. in
the Gity OF wheeling, In the State oil West Virginia
on tho LIN DAY OF DECEMBER, 4. b., iss9,
between INC hours OF O'clock 4. Y. and 6 O'Clock
r ". 10 be rad IN evidence Il, tho nGove NAMED
calisc, on behalf Of said complainant, and II from
my cause the taking OF the AiId dCpcsitiOns slail
not bc commenced or being commenced, sliall not
VIII ben Adjourned from time 10 time Until Inc aine
shall DO completed. 80 80,
~. , J. HENRY VOEElL.
~ ID .. JoNDAN, MS Attorney. .r NolS.TU
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- Messrs. Lee 4 Sheppard, Of Boston, send
Ii,enn.yson's beautiful "Ring out, Wild
Bells"-an appropriate Christmas poem
prepared in the popular Christmas card
style with fringed edges. Miss l.. B. Hum.
phrey has executed The illustrations with
artistic taste and skill. The work is in
Lee u .sheppard's Golden Floral" stvlc.
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I,Ife's (,o,iun,Irun,

When judiciously used, Bnrdock Blood
Gltters are in themselves u remedy for NIL
the evils arising from impurities OF the blood,
which never fail to make the patient long.
lived and happy. Price $l0O. psw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-28

Go TO your druggist for Mrs. Freeman's
New National Dyes. For brightness and dur.
ability Of color are unequaled. Color from
two to five pounds Directions in English
und German. Proc Is cents. Paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-28

When you arc continually coughing
night and day, annoying everybody around
you. and hoping it will 50 away OF It's own
accord, you are running dangerous risk
better use DR.. Thomas Eclectric Oil, m IN.
failing remedy in all such cases. pAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-28

THE way to produce smile on the face OF
man, suffering with n racking cough, is to
make him n present OF Il bottle OF DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.-Just try 1t and you will, be
astouished at the result.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-28

's"HorSforh's Acid Phosphate y.
Is very valuable for professional men. Il
supplies the phosphates which are always
Loaf by severe mental labor, 51hsaw
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For s0ZoD0ST all Indies cry,
And gentlemen, or hIsh or low,
Formotl!i ling else that they can buy,
VIII give the mouth Its freshest glow.
VIII keep the teeth SO sound and white,
And make the breath sweet delight,

! HAD flesh cores all over; nearly deaf and
blind, mere skeleton; Peruua cured me,
Mis-, INGRAM. /,
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The State Of west Virginia.

=, 10 tho Sheriff Of Ohio County, Greeting;
voehl, Il she bc lound In your 6aiwIck, 10 appear
at the Clerk, Office Of the Circuit Court Of Ohio
County. q Rules 90 By held for tho aid Court. on
III chnnccry exhibited against her ia INC MID to,lrt
BY Henry yoshl, aud have then there ills writ.
Witness: Samuel D. MCColloch, Clerk Of our said
Cont AZ INC Court House Of Aid County, IN the
glnia. N> " va
A Jnnv tcsto. .a l-F| ~ ..... ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-28

ONE HUNDRED DoLlAEs reward for better
remedy. Williams Indian Pilo 0intment,is
asure cure for Pilea. pAHE
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PARENTS, give s. s. 8. to your children
take 1t yourself-it srdiicaiea every faint -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-28
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
NJ NORTH WHEELING LOTS,

E&f NVhlH NuEELlNG LUIS, Et
Anu!o T. Palmer etal. In Chsnccry in the
W. E.-. MuniCInnj j.nn,t ~
Mary R. raull ct nj. Wheeling. ''A' u
by virtue Of too DEGREES In said cause ON tcreJ
Novcmber2l, 1917. aud November !, lssl. will OF,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1859,
beginning at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the front door nj
ton to the highest bidder, The following propcrty
on the east side OF Main street. being parts Of lots
~ and 90, beginning OIL Main street at lie north.
west corner OF tho brick building known Az Cath.
arinc sockmah's, thcnce with Main street north C6
feet thence by an even width 49, feet 10 the east
crn line OF mid lots - = go '''SN >A"'
snid property IL known as tho FOURTH PRES.
BfrERlAN CHURCH PROPERTY. and viii BE-
sold In one or moro parcels. 4, ,TI'lf''s -
TERMS or sALE--One.iourth OF the purthasr
money md as much more as the purchaser may
elect 70 pay In cash. and the residue IN three equal
annual payments with interest thereon from ny Of
sale. the purchaser 10 Give notes with good pcf.ousl
security Tor the deferred payments MD tLe titc 10
be retained until payment In full Of The purchase
money. n -- A. J. CLARKE,
J. c. lIEEvEY, Auc,ioneer
I: ThoS. N. Darnh. Clerk OF the MuuIcjpal Court
Of Wheeling. certify that bond and security have
been given by said Special Commissioner as re.
oeSl.T THOS. N. DARRAH. Clerk.
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''IsuClit'l,gibn."


Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid
nIey, Bladder aud Urinary Diseases. 81
Druggists. .l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-28

AFTER eating each meal take dose of
Browns Iron Bitters. 1t helps digestion,
relieves the full feeling about The stomach.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Now York Money and stocks.

w" lOFk llOuGy aha StOCkH. ...
NEw ioRE. November .-Money2as Der cent;
Sssa ss ffn r1e ins ssnns
bin. steady al 81 iD5t: demand q SS%5
aoSkEssksrs-lrregulat. $50 'IHF.l 3s4
Is &; s;;sS5:d. IIL,shlsa 1 T S,s;
y. y, ~ couponst". ilsssiu. J.. Land Gmnts..llOA
Pacific O. OF 9j....,18 ~. Y. sinking fund. li6E
F Ell .SIa raGic tin'slis e1 Pae aI Ets"
STATE SEcpRTtEs-l1S per cent hlvhCr for Ten.
messse Is old ind Y per cent lower for Tennessee
lHs,ta1s s so.o y yI Iss ss;;; sx:
T. Y, Joseph........""lo: til mat. coupons. coz
Tennessee g. vlRlnie deferred, j.
spscasS Oh, Tic Stock Fxcb ANY, to day wa,
actlveand irregular, but III the main bulli,h, aud
prices Consequently Rboye Saturdays closing
n ns The market opened generally weak, andT
Delaware and hudson. After u further slight do.
cline III the early ttAdc the market became buoy.
mt, and shortly after i O'Clock recorded All al.
vance ElElng from 1iaS.i per cent. tho latter ".
cent, pietcrnd ~, Union Pacific 23E, Wabash nc.
ieryd ?,5 Illinois Central * Missouri Pacific and
Vinhhh "a, CaiaIla Southern ., and Rock Island
IA per cent, were also prominent in the upward
The tone nitcr this became weak md about noon
reaction Of iiinh vcr cent took plncc, hi which
Delaware, l.akawanIia 4 Western, Louisville &
Nashville. Nnrthwcstetiin,ld Michigan Ccntrai were
most conspiclous, Subsequently lilal rer cent Of
ms was recovered. the latter 81. Paul, but aynI
lcll OF? per cent IN 81 Paul preferred and bt9L nor
cent III the ren.ainder Of the list The last hour Vas
nnoyant ma advanced y 10 per cent 10 the close
and common, Omaha, Missouri Pacific, ST. ranl.
MINNEAPOLIS u Manitoba md st. Paul. The adj.
vance way caused by tho report that the mroad
troubles In the NOfl hWpStNrf ,yDulI vnn,, Ian al
lnsted, having boon left TO arbitration. The
market closed strong ut tho highest price OF tho tlay
nild MI advance OH the days Transactions OF %aI
FER cent, 81. Paul, Minneapolis 4 Manitoba, 81,
tall. aiihlicapolis Il st. Louis common nllt, Pre-.
!etIed, Oregon 4 Trans Continental and OnaLa DO.
Ing most CONSPICUOUS therein.
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TOLEDO November ,27..-wheat, steady. NJ . red
99l5c; December 994c hid: January 81 OiL: Frbn,a.
~ 81 o.; May 81 C. hid. Corn, steady; llitn mixed
&c., No: 2 slo. 7Sc: November &c: Year 5ilc Jan.
uary 5STe Oats, quiet; Eo 2 spot $50 BID; 0eccm.
spot 99kc bid: Soyember9o lc bid; Decen,b.r onIc.
year gc bid; January 81 cox; February 81 o., 0ats
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-28

United certificates tirmer closed nj 81 tsSiI.
!!14a7hc for Philadelphia delivery. The hopefni
feeling III the afternoon continued thnncli Sc
afternoon session, and the market advanced stcnI.
lily until the close when 1857 was rcachei. Thero
was a good deal OF excitement when Tho 1n,tas
figure WINS touched, and the bulls were exul;Nnt
The total sales were 2,li3,OOO barrels, SONS az.
element was occas!oued In tho morning BY tho
failure OF y. J. enticbesi, small dealer who Ind
sold short at 9Oc, aud was compelled 10 iav dawn
tiis los VIII not exceed $50, and will not involve
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LE6Ah NOTICES,

CTATE OF WEST VIRGINIA: ONO
~ County Circuit Court. November Rules, lSs2.
Amelia i. ss. !; v sss cA'nes'y for Divorce.
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: EAST LIBERTY. Pa. Novcmbcro7. -Cattlc-R cccin,s
2,Gls head. The market slow ut last weeks mice
Hoss-Receipts 5000 head; fairly active; ThIla.
delphias 90 45aG's Balimores. none selling; Workers
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orcst0cled; prices quarter Off from las. week. :, !.
TirusvillE, Pa, November c7.-pctrolc,,m- on
opened At st02; highest 81 Osj lowest 81 o. closed
at 81 0Stj shipments 18th and c5th 8s9i7 barrels:
charters 81: a65 barrels The oil market has been
quiet and finn; prices steadily advanced. c,osInr
at 81 OS5i. twill doubtless 10 somo time hcin.ee
confidence Is restored In tho oil trade. : 49,
'CISCISNArt. November 27.-L!ye hocs--Cnm.
n mon Eua light IS 2Sa6 70; packing and butchers
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-16
Yale College.
Commencement Week 1882,

Follewlng Is the programme for Commence ment at Yale, issued officially yesterday:
 Friday, June 23-wednesday June 28. a The alumni are requested on their arrival in town to enter their names h the Alumni Register in the l orary, (open from a. m till p. m.)
 fr1day, p m m-Townsend orations by six mem psIs sl tne senior class in competition for the De- Forest medal in Battell chapel.
 sunday, l"3O a. -Bacealaureate sermon by the president in the chapel.
 Monday, II m,-Presentation exercises with the class oratton and poem in the chapel.
 p m-Memorial address the late Joseph E Sheffield Esq., by President Porter in North Shef-
 Tuesday, 9:9O a. m. Meeting of the alumni.
 2-3p Polls open in the library for election of a member of the corpo ation.
 3p m-Anniversars exercises of the Law depart ment. with an address by Hon. uorman B. Eaton, IL. of New York, Ion the Pubn Relations and Duties Of the Legal prof hsion and Townsend prize speak ing at the Center church.
 entiho school, in North Sheffield Hall For cards of admission apply to Prof. Brush, sheffield Hall on Monday and Tuesday, from to It 8. p. m deception in the of the Law school
 Court House for the alumni of the school with their families and invited gue-ts For cards of admission apply to Prof Wayiand, No IT Court House. "ednesday-Co " -Commencement-9 a. procession of the officers and graduates formed in front of the Lyceum tb arrival of which at the Center church the commencement rcses will begin. 3 D. m.: Commencement dinner
 8-l1 D. m.: The presidents reception for graduates with their families and other invited gnests at the Art school Cards of invitation to be obtained at the Library after Tuesday cE The examination for admission to the Academi cal department and to the Sheffield Scientific schoo begins ou Thursday, June 29, at 9 t nn. Building and collections open to visitors: 1 1. The College Library 2. The Battell chapel. \ 3. The Gymnasium. l 4. The Reading room in the old cabinet building l (up stairs). l 5. 1 he Peabody museum with collections in min erAlogy rst story), geology second story) zoology ! (Shird story> and archaeology (fourth ory).
 6. The gallery of paintings and the collections il l the Art school. 1 The Divinity halls (with the Marquand chapeD
 the Bacon Memorial hall, containing the Trowbridg Reference library and the Lowell Mason library O. 1 music
 8. The North Sheffield Hall, containing models, etc \ Prospect streetl. { Museum of the Medical school 100 York street) 10 The library and rooms of the Law school in tn ! Court House Church street)-
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-16

Don't fail to attend the game this after noon. The Buffalo team are the heaviest batters in the league, and from the game last Tuesday it can be seen that Yale will gi~e them close rub
 Messrs H. Bourne and H. Vernon, '63, have been chosen substitutes on the crew.
 The Neaos says the junior class will meet to elect class. photographer this morning.
 At the base ball meeting last night Mir. Yates, 'S3, was elected president; MT. skin ner, '83 s. s. S., vice president Mir. Young, '83. treasurer, and Mir. Booth, '84, secretary. The treasurer's report was read at the meet- ing. There is now balance in the treasury of over $900.
 After the base ball meeting the foot ball meeting was held. The following officers were elected: President, Mr s. Schaffer, '83; secretary and treasurer, Mir. Hamill, '84
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-16
LOCAL NEWS.
K{rfAf Mention.

To day, the feast of the Sacred Heart IS observed in the Catholic churches
 The New Haven Yacht club now numbers no members Eleven news have been ad- mitted.
 The St Joseph's society are making ar- rangements to have picnic at Savin Rock July 6.
 The New Haven Independent band will give a free concert on the Green this evening if the weather is fair.
 The First Presbyterian church and Sunday school, of Bridgeport, picnicked at High Rock Grove yesterday.
 An open to all run will be made Saturday from the bicycle rink on Dwight street to West Haven, starting at p. m.
 MT. John Damn, of Damn Brothers, is erecting barn Ill the rear of his new resi- dence on Ferry street, near Lombard
 Mrs Louise S. Coon, wife of John Coon of Peudleton Hill society, North Stonington, died very suddenly of heart disease recently, aged 42.
 A Derby lad of fourteen fell through a trestle bridge at Turkey Hill Wednesday af- ternoon. He fell forty feet, but was hurt only little.
 James F. Keenan, baggage master at West Winsted depot, while switching cars yester- day morning had his foot badly crushed un- der a wheel, and will be laid up for 8 long time.
 The commission to appraise the lands to be taken by the State at Mantle for perma- nent camp ground for the National Guard award in the aggregate $8,o3o for about sixty three acres.
 Mir. Ebenezer Burr died Wednesday at his residence in Fairfield, aged sixty four years. He was the father of E. Burr jr., clerk ot the Bridgeport City Court, and was well known and greatly respected citizen of Fair field
 Mir. S. D. Bliven, of North Stonington, Is one of the successful farmers. This year, while nearly everybody else has been com pIaining about poor turkey matches, he reports one hundred and twenty six chicks matched by seven turkeys.
 Dangerous counterfeit ten dollar treasury notes are in circulation, and few have been discovered in New England banks. They may be detected by the inferiority of the en- graving, as compared with the genuine, and particularly the bad drawing of the nose and mouth in the portrait of Webster.
 This weeks Scientitc American contains an Illustrated article on East Rock Park by H. c. Hovey, of this city. Six fine views of the park accompany it, the points of sight being the Fair Haven heights, Indian Head ard the Orange street bridge. Pease < Son, the newsdealers, have copies for sale.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-16
A Broken Leg.

John Roach, cupola tender at Sargent'f factory, had the misfortune to break his left leg just above the ankle last evening at about half-past five. by being caught in the cupola door as the bottom was dropped. He re ceived two or three slight burns also, which will probably heal in day or two. The man was taken to the hospital and had his leg set by the house surgeon, who pronounced the patient as likely to speedily recover.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-16
puoDnsad New Masonic Fem ple.

The Masonic bodies of this city talk some what of erecting new temple, to be owned by the Masonic fraternity of the city. Hiram Lodge has appointed committee to act with other committees on the subject. The pres ent Masonic rooms are under lease of ten years which expires in August.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-16
Suicide.

Richard Davis, aged sixty-four years, res ident of Sterling Hill, Windham county, con- nnitted suicide Wednesday forenoon by cutting his throat with a razor. Mir. Davis had for merly been an inmate of an insane asylum, but for a number of years he has been con- sidered of sound mind.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-16
Lodge and Society,"

lodge of the Knights of Labor named the Industrial Assembly of New Haven was organized on Wednesday evening. The order disapproves of strikes and advocates cooperation and arbitration as the right mode to settle disputes. Mayor Powderly, of Scranton, Pa., officiated as organizer, and spoke for an hour and half, setting forth the objects and use of the order.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-16
WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

WAR DEPARrMEHr
 OFyIoK THE CHIEF SIGNAL Orr1oEa,S
 WARRINGTON, D. C.. June 16-1 A. Nj. For New England, southerly to westerly winds, local rains followed by clearing weather rising ba rometer stationary slight rise in temperature For the Middle States, fair weather. followed by local rains to south winds, slight rise in barom- eter and stationary slight rise in temperature
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-16
Friday NOrnlng, June 16. 1882.


NEW ADVERTISEMENTS 1'O-DA y At Osborn's- Summer Hats. At Druggists'-Brown's Iron Bitters Block Island COdhsh-J. D. Dewell 6I Go. Board and Rooms-18 Leonard Street. Browns Iron Bitters-At Druggists' Board and Rooma-35 High Street. Eighmie Patent Shirt-T. P. Merwin. Fresh 5almon-JudAon Brothers Human Hair aoods-l04 Orange Street. Ne Panel Cards-206 Chapel Street. Straw Hats Osborn's.
 Speca Meeting New Haven Ice Co. Summer Millinery-Mrs. J. Isabella Wilbur. Trunks and Bags-91 Church ~treet. Wauted-Uorset Cutters-I Newman O.. Wanted Man-Charles E. Gorham. Wanted-Bookkeeper--P o. Box 1,008 Wanted-Situation-s Putnam Street. Wantsd-Situation-2 Grand Street. wanted-Situation- Grand ~trset Wanted-Situation-2 Franklin Street. Wanted -SItuations-4G9 state Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-16

 OFFICE AND HOUSE ACCOUNT. RECEIPTS. Balance cash hand June 1st, subscriptions and donations, " ,274 10 Thanksgiving collections from Bequest from estate of Joshua Colt 25o % Collection Third Cong. church.. 25 DO Collection Or church tEpis).. 8 % E. seelye, rent for one year at
 AT Court street.. ............... 100 co Lodgings, etc., at AT Court street. 19--s2o1s se
 EXPENDITURES. Rent 47 Court street. and repairs
 IA months. hs.....................s 392 86 House expet ses, washing cleaning, Office expenses, printing, station
 cry, etc. ...................... 60 51 Agents salary year. .......... 733 30 Bookkeepers salary year.. 351 A Matron's services one year......, 282 % Balance cash on hand 100 11-$2,O18 38
 EMPLOYMENT ACCOUNT.
 RECEIPTS Sales of kindling wood .........S2349 76 Payments for lodgings, by driver
 yard and others. ....... PTS 48 Payment fol board, driver, yard and others. ............. 174 28 Fees from employers for help pro- cured .s.-..-..- Il 5O-$2,SlA 02
 EXPENDITURES. Paid for wood services of yard man, saving an splitting wood, tools and repairs. 1,476 a7 Paid wag.s of driver, feed for hors new wagon and repars... 539 p Paid rent, water, fuel and care of lodging Provisions for board of yard man, driver and homeless ..... 262 82 Balance cash on hand, 3ss 06-$2,s1 O2 Of this amount (s38s 06 there is due for wood pur- chased S279S2 leaving the actual profit of the m- ployment department $lO8 24 which to be carried to the credit of relief account.
 RELIEF ACCOMPLISHMENTS. Balance cash hand June 1st, Cash received during the year., s45 ol- 42o fl
 EXPENDITURES. Relief given in dfferest cases. .. 309 50 Balance cash on hand for relief. 11O 91- APO fl addition to the amount of cash reported as given in relief, l738 pieces of clothing have been gwen from the wardrobe On Thanksgi ing day and Christ books and toys distributed to many poor fami- lies, about lu0 in number. Also household goods, provisions fruit &c have been received at different times and at carried to the families where they needed. Ice jellies, ice and other deca- cies have been provided in of sickness Messfs. Farren Bros have continued the loan of spring bed during tho paet year, much to the comfort of the sick.
 Council of DeItberation and Scottish
 Rite F. and A. M. The annual council of deliberation of the A. and A Scottish Rite Freemasons was held yesterday afternoon at the Masonic Temple, this city. Representatives were present from Hartford, Norwich, Bridgeport, Derby, Danbury, this city and other parts of the State. Charles w. Garter (330), of Norwich, presided and delivered short address at the opening.
 The proceedings were deliberative in their nature. Mention was made of the attempt in this city to organize clandestine body of the A. and A. rite, claiming to hail from the Cerneau Council of New York, and 8 con- mittee was appointed to prepare an addre to the Masons of this State warning them 3 against joining this clandestine body. Officers for the ensuing year were elected, with Charles w. Carter at their head.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-16
P.F. FurIong,s Sudden Death.

MT. Peter F. Furlong, of Hartford, drop ped dead at the freight depot of he Consoli dated road at Pier 50 East River, New York. on Tuesday An inquest was Id and the cause attributed to Bright's disease, with which the deceased had been troubled of and on for some time past. He was forty four years of age and leaves wife and four chi1dren