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FIRE RECORD.

Thirty Thousand Dollar Loss.
 PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 13.-A fire occur red this afternoon in the building at 1510 Spring Garden street occupied by James Mo Laughlin, snelter; James Bing, iron foundry, and A. c. Birch, miller. Loss $50, 900.
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Board of COUnCiImen. YNNO the Sheriff of City of New Haven, Greeting
 You are hereby required to warn the Board of dounoiImen of said city to meet at the Chamber of the Board in said city, Monday, the 14th day of May, 1885, at 30 o'clock p. m.
 Given under my hand this 10th day of May, 1888. HENRY G. LEWIS. Mayor. The foregoing is true copy of the original war rant. Attest, THOS C. HOLLIS. City Sheriff
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Another Victim for Dr. Carv.r

NEW YORK, May 13.-Negotiations are pending for pigeon shooting match be- tween Dr. Carver and W. Graham of Lon don, England. Carver offers to allow $500 for the expenses if Graham will come to America and shoot for $5, ,OO0 side Gra- ham announces that he will at twenty-six yards rise with one hand beat the best shot in the world at thirty-two yards rise.
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WANTED. NJ OW is the time to get rich. To five first-cIass IN canvassers goods and territory will be given where they make from Sl5 to S25 per week. Ref erence required. Call or address
 LOWELL MFG. co. LIMITED, my2tf 516 State Street.
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WANTEn

WANTED, A SITUATION by respectable girl to do general A housework a private family Good refer ence. Inquire at my141tS PTS GRAND STREET
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This Settles 1t.

Owing to the fact that some people informed that cannot furnish the
 Best Butter for 25c. 8 Ib. I have decided to deliver sample of my choicest Cream Butter to every house in the city, thereby a lowing people to judge for themselves whether stand by my statement that sell the
 Best Butter for 25c. a lb. Good York State Butter 23c. Fine Table Butter 200 Good Butter 15c.
 Best old Gov. Java Coffee 25c ID.
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Important Letter from
 North Carolina.
Superintendent B. c. Taylor De-
 tails an Interesting Case.
WILMINGTON, N. C., March 20, 1883.
DR. c. W. BENSON :

N. C., DR. c. w. BENSON:
 Dear Doctor-I that 1t is due to you that in- form you of the cure of extremely bad of zenA, cured by your remedy "Dr 0. W. Bensons skin disease, and at one time did not go to bed for over three weeks and although in the dead of win which sat. I was almost entirely raw across the shoulders upper part of body, arms and sides and pelled rub and scratch the bleeding portions of my body, No wonder was raw, this itching al
 During this time had some of the best physicians our Sfate affords working on me, all to no effect. Five of the best physicians in WilmiE gton tried to | cure me, but could only render temporary-and in most not even that much-rslief.
 over q GOO for doctors bills and medicines Finally, saw your advertisement of the Skin Cure bought bottle and after usrg it only three delight The hot, fearful burning itching sansationa were gone after three days and in two weeks WAS quite we'll As soon as found was quite well three weeks it returned, and you can rest assured days WIS well again This time kept on using til the bottle was exhausted. and six months have passed to you indeed and no one but God and my self know how much suffering 1t relieved me of. Yours always, FOR SALE. INV 'sRowland" Vertical Engine and Boiler. near. 1 ly new.
 E. M DENISON, my12H ROOM ?. 70 CHURCH STREET. District of New Haven ss Probate Courtl May 11th, 1885. I UPSTATE of EUNETIA SACKETT, late of New lH Haven, in said district, deceased
 The administrator represents the estate insolvent and prays the appointment of Commissioners there on.
 Ordered, That commissioners to receive and exam inc the claims of the creditors of said estate sp- pointed at the Probate office in New Haven, on the 18th day May, 1sS3 at 9oclock forenoon of which interest VIII take notice they see cause, and be hearf thereon my12 2ts SAMUEL A. YORK, Judge.
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FOR, e SATE.

FOS SALEe
 keAA HOUSE No. 84 Hamilton street, near Chapel. EIii1 Thirteen rooms, we'll arranged for one or two II parties large lot, fine fruit, etc., price $66OO. Inquire of DURHAM MoOSIEh' na9 If 57 Chapel Street.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
DEATHS.

FAIRCHILD-In Haverhin Mass, May 12th, sudden . Funeral at o'clock Monday, May 14th, from the
 chapel in the Grove street cemetery.
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VOL. LII.
dNzms.
WANmEn

EXPERIENCED Shirt Makers familiar with the EZ Wheeler Wilson sewing machine.
 PARAGON SHIRT MFG. O., my14 2t
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"YILL be disposed of at low cash figures horse w "Rowland" Vertical Engine and Boiler, near
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Clark Building New situated house and Adnne
 
 
  eon 
   Sndthe6 nbepaid s.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENTs GENERAL desirable offices in the Insurance build ing Also large suitable for clubs and associa ions, wit ttesm eat and all modern improvements Apply to
 I'm TALooTT H. RUSSELL. Receiver.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do house. A work or second work Can be we'll reco nmend- ed. Call at
 nyl4 1t- lOs OAK STREET
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A Pleasant Life In Jail.

CHICAGO, May 13.-Le Baron Arthur Der Koemter, who once held high position in the Austrian army. married his mistress Tn Vienna and was forced to leave the country in consequence of an outcry in society circles in stigated by his parents, has been incarcera- ted in the county prison here for six months for contempt of court in refusing to obey an order to pay eight weeks alimony to his wife who is suing for divorce. He aeknowl- edges being supported by his mother, yBa- roness Emile Der Koemter, but upon the ex- press condition that no part of her remit tances shall be given to the wife. Judge Bar mum yesterday emphaticslly refused an ap- plication for his release and Le Baron went back to jail where he spends his time in wine drinking and playing cards and billiards. He is of fine appearance and attainments.
 Jere Dunn's Trial WItneases for the
 Defense Let Down Easy.
 CHICAGO, May 13.-Norning papers com ment strongly upon the lukewarmness evinced by counsel for the State in dealing with witnesses for the defence in the Dunn trial. Although two gamblers, one ex-prize fighter and an associate of prostitutes have been placed on the stand, none of them has been cross examined in order that the jury might form an estimate of their character or the value of their testimony. If Dunn is acquitted, says one paper, State Attorney Mills will be acquitted of any further public service in Cook county. In sporting circles to-day odds were offered that there would be a conviction for manslaushter or sentence of not more than eight years
 The Fun eraI of Millionaire Stone.
 CHICAGO, May 13.-The Hsrald's Cleveland special says: It was announced yesterday by the relatives of the late Amasa Stone that the funeral would take place on Tuesday af- ternoon. Since then the date has been changed to to morrow afternoon at ? o'clock. Tie remains of the millionaire were removed this morning from the bedroom to the parlor where they are surrounded with floral offer ings. Many flowers have been sent by friends and business acquaintanees to the Eouse despite the announcement by the family that no floral offerings were desired. Relatives from Massachusetts and other eastern points arrived to day. The funeral ceremonies at the house will be conducted very quietly. The Rev. Arthur Mitchell. of | the Presbyterian church, will oficiate The l funeral services proper will not be held until | after the arrival of Colonel John Hay and wife, the remains being deposited in the fam | iIv vault at Lake View cemetery until that | time. May 18th is the date decided upon for l the opening of Mir. Stones will to enable Colonel John Hay and wife to be present. It | is said the will provides several millions for the widow together with the Euclid avenue
 residence Among others mentioned in the will are Colonel Hay and his wife, A. B. Stone and wife Liberty Stone of Warren, Mir. George Howe, collector of customs al this port. MT. Stones private secrstary, his
 butler, coachman and one or two others.
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FOR SALE CHEAP.

sheAA HOUSE, $2 200 will exchange for 8 lot. s11a Central Property, $500.
 EI House, $1,5O0, near Winchester's Armory. Lots, $500, $96O. $500.
 TERMS TO ACCOMMODATE. Call at my12d&w 2s8 Chapel Street
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aucTIoNlsALES
 ES@1 @

Will be sold to the highest bidder, TUESDAY May I5 at l2 o'clock the premises, the lot No 19I FRANKLIN STREET, north Of Grand street, lot 3Ox2OO feet. House hss Line rooms, city water sewer connection suitable for two families and is in Arzt-cass condition For terms and particulars ap- ply to B. c. LAKE.
 IuvI2 St 65 Church Street.
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FOR SALE.

EOID kO6AI1II0
 heAA THE House and Farm Of the late Jason War W11A ner on the direct road from Westville to Wes iV Haven, in Town of Orange The house is near ly new and commands fine view of the city and ttI surroundings. For particulars, inquire of H. P ma15 If "C,nP O. Box 1895, City.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by a first cls ss New York cook in a 1A motel, city or country; take position of pssery co9k alone has cooked in best of New York
 my14 1ts I84L< SIT JOHN STREET
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WANTED.

WANIGDs A RELIABLE Americsn woman housekeeper in "A small family and to take of an in- valid. Address BOX ST. my14 2t+ New Haven Pcstofice
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nEp1demfc of German Measles.

LocKPoRT, May 13.-Dr. Ransom, of this city, who was appointed by the State Board of Health to investigate the reported epidem- ic of measles and scarlet fever at BerghoItz, this county, visited that place yesterday and says that the report is true At present there are eighty cases of German measles The epidemic started from 8 German emil grant who recently went to Bergholtz, and who says that there were several cases on the ship. Dr. Ransom will continue the investi- gation to-day. The local board of health is imperative, and fears are expressed that the epidemic will spread.
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GrocerY For Sale.
T0R RENT.

4 NYONE with small capital can purchase the "A stock fixtures and good will of grocery doing cash business. Inquire at the stnre,
 mvIA9t 419 ORCHARD STREET.
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M NTEn

A SITUATION by-a respectable German Girl to do A general house eTork. Inquire at
 myl4 It. 30 ST. JOHN STREET
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FOR RENT.

asSA TWO desirable rooms, centrally located, with 8s.d steam gas, hot and cold water. First claei EI references required and given. Address
 my14 2t# X this ofice
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Herrman's Atlantic Garden.

Having renovated and reftted the above premises, and put in fine order the garden, I am prepared to entertain gentlemen and ladies and families Private entrance to the garden Billiard and Pool Tables in the house. The best of order preserved Wines and Liquors and the best of ager Beer drawn cool
 JACOB HERMAN
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WANTED

WANTED, HORSE; must be stylish found and fast AA myI1 oteod GEO. ". H. HUGHES.
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Special! Special !

We are pleased to call the attention of purchasers to the unanimous verdict of ali who have used our
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WAMnED

WANTED A SITUATION by respectable woman to do gen. A eral housew3rk. Inquire at myI4 It" a yoPR crprrr
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For other Real ..4te advertisements see 1st page

Townsend Savings Bank. STATE OF CoNNECr1CUrl Superior Court,
 New Haven County, ss- January Term. 1888 ,. the matter of the Receivers of the Townsend Say
 ings Bank
 Upon the application of Hilton E. Doolittle and Jared E. Redfeld, Receivers of the Townsend Saw ings Bank praying for an extension and limitation of time for the creditors of said bank to preEent their claims to said receivers, it is hereby
 Ordered, That the time is extended and limited to day July the creditors Of the said Townsend Savings Bank to present their claims to the Receivers of said Bank, all claims not pre- Bented within said period Of time will be barred and that notice this order shall be given by publication thereof three times daily papers of the city of New Haven, commencing on or before the I6ih day of May, 1888.
 Dated May 11th, 1883.
 By order of Court.
 my12St JONATHAN INGERSOLL. Clerk
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Local Weather Record.
 FOB MAY IS. 1888.

Local Weather Record.
 FOB MAX IS, 1888. 7:18 11:16 s:1e 7:1s l1:16
 AM AM. F.. N. P. P. M. R.,omatar 5000 2e9s 2a95 3o.03 3o.6s Tharmometer 50 56 58 b1 45 Hnmidity."..... S9 34 36 40 45 Wind, in direction
 and velocity In wa1tTer s Clear Clear Fair Clear Clear Mean bar, aO.o1; mean temp, 51; mean humid. 8p7. X Max temp 60 5; min. temp. 45 total rainfall, 0. Max velocity of wind, IA miles.
 FOR MAY 13. 1882. Mean bar, 29 80; mean temp, 45. !; mean humid, 3D..
 Max. temp, 5o min. temp, ss.5.
 J. H. SHERMAN, sergt. s. 0. D. 8. 4. atarro aiposls have reference only to approaching hieh winda Approaching high northwesterly winds ere indicated by red and white flags combined.
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A Young Lady's Disappearance-FOu
 Affar


 After an Attempt at Suicide.
 NEW YORK, May 13.-A lady who gave her name as Mrs. Benthuysen reported at police headquarters this morning that her daughter Nettie, aged sixteen, was missing. The girl had not returned home all night and her mother, who is widow, had made an anxious search among all her aequaintances with whom she was likely to stay over night and had finally appealed to the police. A general alarm was sent out, and within an hour it was learned that Nettie Benthuysen was dy- ing of poison at Bellevue hospital Her mother went there at once, but the girl was unconscious and could give no account of her movements. The police are investi- gat1ng the case, but have so far learned only the following facts: At o'clock last even- ing Miss Benthuysen called at Isaac Clos sier's drug store at No. S59 First avenue and told that she had taken Iaudanum in mis take for toothache drops. He administered remedies, but the young lady did not getbetter She said that she had friends living in Forty fifth street and MT. CIossier escorted her to their house and advised her to obtain regular medical advice. Abont two hours later Miss Benthuysen returned to the drug store still complaining of feeling stupid and sleepy. The druggist gave her some more medicine and as her condition became
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Geo. w. H. Hughes, Independent Coal Dealer, sa Church St. mye
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ASSIGNEE'5 SALE.
The excellent and we'll assorted Stock of
GENERAL TgNWARE
At127S frs! South Street,

0. s. WALSH,
Will be disposed Of without delsy, re.
eardless of cost, comprising Stoves,
Ranges, Cooking Utensils sni General
Tinware, almost every article which is
Indispensable in the household.
N, BAH indebted ness 10 the above
atm must bs cancelled without delay, to
save costs.
HRNRY G. JAMES,
Assignee.
+; oAce With David Jlms, 60 Main
eat. JUS
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
GRAND RAILROAD sCHENIE.

Indianapolis, Ind, ga secret meet.
| ing was held at Plymouth Hall, last
night, in the interest Of the new railroad
scheme, q great proportion Of the sub
stance of which is as follows: Two double
tracks of narrow gauge roads are to be
built traVersing the country in opposite
directions from New York to San Fran
cisco, and from Chicago 10 New Orleans.
or az the circular states, "from ocean to
ocean, and from lake to gulf" A light
series OF stock of $25 .000, 600 each is to
be issued and the bonded debt on the
double track road, properly equipped, is
TO be bur $50, 000to the mile,en the sineie
track Sl2,U00. Indiana will be allo we'd
but 100 stockholders, and the organizers
Of the scheme say that Is Of these stock
holders can be residents of indianapolis
The new company is to be known
as the Peoples Railroad Company oil
America. Every en- ploye Of the com.
pany is TO be stakeholder, and the pro-
tits are to be divided up on this basis. It
was stated last night that California capt.
talists were willing to A1vsuce money to
get the colossal scheme into active opera
ton.
The stockholders of the Peoples Rsil-
road of America met in Plymouth
church this morning to perfect the organ
izAtion begun last night. A committee on
tne articles Of the association submitted
their epoct and the articles were adopted.
Thy provi Tor over IL 600 miles oiEnar.
toa usgs road, With 9 capital stock Of
S36O,00O, GOO The entire scheme Is some
y hstin the nature of benefit associa-
ton. The national syndicate, with head.
quarters in this city provided for, is COM
posed Of $50 stockholders, the members
Of which are elected from organized
boar1s Of stockholders along the lines
Of the road. Up to This time
there sre eighty-three subscribers to
the stock, representing $4,000. So soon
ss one million is subscribed by the people
of California, capitalists stand ready to
subscribe the bslsnce, or such proportion
as may be required to build the road.
Z he Indianapolis stockholders number
forty-fVe, among whom are the follow
ing: j. @. shoemaker, 3. Kennedy, j.
q. Stewart, Myron W. Reside, j. Il.
Rice and Fred Seener. Other stock
holders Are g. A. Boughton, James 81
Baird, w. T. Raycroft, Of Chicago,
Jacob Roberts, OF PhiladelDhia, David
Parsons, of Detroit. @. E. SWeasey and
b. /. Bone, OF California, w. B. Hakes
and r. J. Breckenridge, Louisville. 1t
is the purpose Of the organizers 10 build
The line frat from San Francisco to
Indianapolis. This afternoon q commit
tee on nominations was appointed by the
delegate stockholders, and in accordance
with Its report the following directors
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A Trio.

Fort Smith, Ark, 29.-The muir
derers, Martin Joseph, William Il.
Finch and Tualists, were executed here
to-day. Tualista ia q Seminole Indian.
On reaching the scaftold ore ofthe min
listers offered prayer for the doomed men,
after which q hymn was sung, Finch
joining In. In response to the question
ftbey had anything to say, Tualista re.
piled that be had not and, pnGtipg mis-
Asnd on his breast, said bis heart was
broken. Martin Joseph replied in the
negative. Finch then made a brief
speech, in which be said: g cannot
find words to express the feelings that
overpower mo as I stare at the
dreaded fate that awaits me. I am
perfectly reeonciled to my God, and it lie
nothing more than just and RICH: that l
should make things right with my fellow
man. / killed those two men that l
might etsape, rather than Suffer the tor.
ture by the commanding officer. He then
asked for the photogrs ph Of his sister,
on which be imprinted q kiss, saying il
was all he had to love. At l1.4S am
the trap sprung; Tualista's neck was
broken By the fall, and life was extinct
in three and q half minutes. Tualists,
the Indiau, killed Emanuel @. Cochran
July, 1881. Finch shot and killed Burt
johnson and Washington Grimky, Two
Goldiera, In July, 1882. Finch vas q
deserter from the army and had been
captured, bat made his escape by killing
two men. Joseph killed Bud Stevens
and hM wife in April last;
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HOMES. HOMES
FOR SALE BIZ
]. K. GILLESPIE

Notice-Nee0 properties erery d0g
haTe hotls4s aud 11tS IN all
T1artq Of the eitg for Sale. AOneg
81 loan on Mortgages. HOUSES
semte6 and Tefsts e0lLee Ell.
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NOTHING builds up shattered
constitutions SO quickly as Browns
Iron Bitters. !
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BEAUTIFUL Helen no doubt had
a fine complexion herself, but it is
more than doubtful whether it ex-
ceeded in purity the compilations of
the ladies who use that inimitable
auxiliary of female lovIiness,
GLKNN'S SULPHUR SOAP. Sold
by all Druggists.
Hills HAIR AND WHHKER DYE,
Black or BIew1, Soc
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EYading the Law.

Chicago, 2s.-The city co .Dcil fsst
night passed an audience The effect Of
which is to have the municipal year end
the frat Monday in april, thereby MAX
ing valid he saloon ordinance recently
passed, which practically prevents
the state high license Law from going 10
effect until Oh that date.
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OK rRAIN FoR SALE

FPeIahaePs and LuTnbeFmen
can meet with m Oppor unity aeldom
sfered nov a.days, 10 purchase frat
class outfit, consisting OF fifteen
Yoke Ell L-Fges Fine Oxen ell
carefully selected and especially adapted
{oP road or mountain work. Aleo SIX
WmRvas, completely rugged for freight.
INC, With Fokes, CbHins. Shoes, SC, etc.
Everything new and in fret.clAss order.
Tire oxen have been we'll fed and cared
a. during the past winter, and are IN eX'
osllenI condition for work. The outHi
San be seen at Juab Station. Utah Cen
I'll Railwsy. For particulars apply to
lheohiOe of KimbRll d Lawrence, Kin
ball Blocks this city, spl0
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ORcs Next to Walker House.
MAIN STREET
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A1Ee0 A COGY HOUSE OF THREE
940OO. rooms, good cellar, granary, barn
etc lot on corner, soutn front, First south
1 1eg6 LIZ a " NO cE Buu DING LOT SID
@o0O y. ds f ~ Nm W.T. a thT { y bear
ms o,cba d n bl OK { Tin Liberty Park car
ssn9 9d y = B T1 s. A BUILDING LOT $50
p4UO ,ods sf grauHd. east frent,hal
blo,k fem Fret 8 nth street car
Twelfth Bat street, BE .enth 8a5o; g. 30
0oS0 A COZY BUILDING BoF' S1lo
PSOO' rods, eou'h fr. 1T, spiehdlo Vis"i
On car Use, Fl 1t Outh Street. II
O. 0n0 A CLOSE BUILDING LOT IN
OIL ,OOO. GOOD cultivation, 4xiO rods, one
block east Of Main stree. IN state hoaa' ,, 4S
0IoOO a LAB6H TWO SIOhI NEW
94zUU brick house; modern styls, 6uils
oS Ogden brick. has seven lar g rooms, clos
eie etc Int bx.0 EOds OF ground, sixth
R4rd. near o. & r. l. passenger depot a
d nno A RUa TIC HOUSE VI FVOh
2@<xT rode of ground on street car line' +, "a
60IE0 A HANDSOME LITTLE HOUSE
p11OO cfthiee large eotms, high ceiiing'
newly pane ed. closets. 6utteJy and poicN;
Iot s3Ax as feet Of g, und With nice turned
piokes fence. ylendid WeH 81 Water SIa
H. mac "a hne, Ninth Ward; ose up. u
6cOO BY, a NICE LITTLE BUILD
$bUU ing ! I, 4lkxl0 DDS u ground; south
Frept. eight 81 cks east from Main ct; eet; en-
ear line, El veDth Ward. ~
$4,000 1 20. 0sf bow H Ti0soa porch, good
cellar. lot s1la rods OF ground, With nice
IeTTe barn. good uits, shaded etc. Three
blocks east % A4in siFeet.
FOX RENT.
0ne on Ave furnished rooms suitable for
bHsbepd and wife, or two gentlemen. Call at
RY Office.
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Cholera

DAmistts, 29.-Thc total deaths here
from cholera during the last twenty four
hours are l07. eedeaths from cholera
Of &snsurAh during the same period.
Aiexandris, 2e.-Lt is TUmored there
is one case Of cholera in Cairo, bat the
report Is doubtful.
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wallace Hangs On.

Constsptinople, 29.-General Wallace,
United Sistes minister i3sists on refus-
irg to recognize the validity Of the new
Turkish tariff, which took effect March
18Th. His la note to the Porte on the
petroleum storage question caused notice
able progress toward q settlement.