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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1883-05-21
Grand Army Matters.

| Installation of Officers OF the Auxiliary
| Corps-ArTauSems nts for Memorial
Day.
On Saturday evening at the usual time OF
meeting of the Grand Army Post, Mrs. E.
Florence Barker, president of the Ladies'
Auxiliary corps of Massachusetts, and New
Hampshire. assisted by Miss Lizzie A. Tur-
ner, of Boston, acting conductor, installed
the officers of the Ladies' Relief corps of the
Admiral Foote Post. While the ceremony
was going on the old vets were kept out of
the rooms The officers installed wer g
senior vice president Mrs. s. B. Dyer, junior
vice president Mrs. G. B. Foster, secretary
Miss Ida P. Beechsr, and treasurer Mrs.
Louise c. Goodrich. Comrades Pardee,
Waldron and others made speeches congrat-
ulating the ladies on the organization and
Irophesying much benefit to the post from
their cooperation.
The joint committee of the Grand Army
on Memorial day exercises have nearly com
pleted their arrangements. Rev. G. Z. Har-
ris OF the st. John street II. E. church, has
been invited to offer prayer at the opening of
the exercises at Peck's Opera House in the
evening. The Grafton of Colonel Torrance
will occupy between 80 and 40 minutes. A
chorus of boys under the lead of Professor
will recite a stirring war poem and there
will be music by the Second Regiment band.
Colonel Torrance and General Merwin, the
marshal of last year, have been invited to
ride in the procession Grand Marshal Peck
will have large staff of aids. 1t is particu-
larly desired by the committee that all flow
ers contributed this year be in the form of
bouquets, as there is great waste and delay
when they are contributed unassorted. At
the sound of the City Hall bell at 10 O'Clock,
detachments from the two posts will decor
ate the graves in the cemeteries.
The tickets for the entertainment of the
G. A. r. to raise funds for Memorial day in
Peck's Opera House on Wednesday evening
next are selling rapidly. The reserved seats
will be on sale at LOOMS to day.
The present chaplain and past grand mas
ter of Admiral Foote Post, William F. Smith,
lies dangerously i'll of bilious fever at his
home in Whitneyviile. He has been sick
now fourteen days.
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Russia.

Enthusiasm at Moscow The Imperial
Party Received With Much Favor.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 20.-The Moscow
dispatches both from official and newspaper
sources are very much more encouraging
than they have been for several days. There
were definite and reasonable fears that Sc
rious annoyances and sensational facts would
accompany the trip of the Gar and Czarina
to Moscow, but the result is quite the con-
trary. Not only were there no revolutionary
attempts and no annoyances, but when the
imperial party reached the old capitol to day
they met with an enthusiastic reception from
the popuIace as well as the authorities.
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Crazed by His Daughters Less

DOVER, May 20.-Washington P. Hayes,
an extensive sash, door. blind and window
manufacturer, committed suicide Saturday
afternoon by hanging. He was fifty-fve
years old and leaves family. Last fall his
factory was burned out, causing heavy loss.
This spring he started new one at Bellamy
with splendid prospects, having been filling
heavy orders. The cause of the rash act is
attributed to the recent loss of his beloved
daughter and also to trouble occasioned by
the burning of his factory. He was an Al
derman, had been Representative for two
years and held ether Offices
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

A Fathers Tnsk-COngressman Thomp-
SON Breaks The News of His Wifs's Dis
grace To Their Daughter.
WASHINGTON, May 2O.-Hon. Phil Thomp
son, who shot and killed Walter Davis for
debauching his wife and was acquitted, has
been here for several days. 1t transpired
to day that the object of his visit was to
break the news of his wife's disgrace to his
daughter. This he did this afternoon while
out riding with her. When the killing of
Davis occurred Thompson telegraphed the
here, at which his daughter is, to keep all
papers from her, so tho first she heard of
the matter was from the lips of her own
father.
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NEW YORK.

Ryan Ready to Meet Sullivan Again.
Troy, May 2O.-Mr. III. 3. Collins, EDITOR
of the Observer, recently wrote to Paddy
Ryan at Chicago asking him whether he
would be willing to meet Sullivan again. The
following dispatch has been received in re-
ply:
''Will be ready to meet Sullivan within
six or seven weeks with hard gloves, winner
to take 60 per cent, loser 40 per cent.
PATRICK RYAN"
Efforts are making here to bring about an
other meeting of the giants.
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On Saturday forenoon Mr.. Dennis Egan
died at his residence on Bradley street, after
an Illness of eight weeks with throat troubles
He had been employed a. a carriage painter
at Hooker's and was a general favorite
with his fellow Yorkmen He was of a
social temperament, and among those with
whom he associated enjoyed an esteem ac-
corded only where solid worth is the moving
power. In his family relations he was faith
two children who mourn him weep for a kind
husband and fond parent. The deceased
was member of st. Vincent de Paul soci-
ETY., and was also an ex-member of the Sars-
field Guard, and the veterans of the company
will attend in body at the funeral, which
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Would-Be Suicide Twice Defeated.
ROCHESTER, May 20.-Rowland Jones to
day made two deliberate attempts at suicide
by throwing himself on the track of the NSw
York Central railroad in front of approach
ing locomotives but was each time prevent
ed by trackmen. He had been made crazy
by receiving notice from an assessor that
he would be taxed on a mortgage the interest
old ACE
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WANTED.

WANTED.
FANWo gentlemen desire board and room. Address
l. stain terms, r.
mY19 2t- This ofsca
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NEW ENGLAND.
New Hamps hire.

The stencil From a Whales Carcass.
PORTSMOUTH, May 2O.-A whale, eighty
five feet long, the largest ever seen in this
locality, was picked up dead about ten miles
southeast from the White Island light on
Thursday by the fishing schooner Eva May.
of Rockport- 1t was taken to the Isle of
Shoals and stripped of blubber valued at
$3.50, which was sent to Gloucester. The
carcass was then set adrift and washed ashore
at Rye, N. H, greatly to the annoy
ance of the inhabitants, many of whom are
driven from their houses by the stencil from
the mammoth animal.
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Connecticut.

Maud S Getting Dow to Work.
HARTFORD, May 20.-There was a large
crowd this morning at Charter Oak Park to
see Bair speed Maud s mile and repeat
The first mile was made in a:29a and the re-
peat in 2:194. Aldine and Early Rose,
hitched double, acted splendidly until the
half mile post was reached, when Early Rose
broke. On the second heat the first mile
was made in 2:2s and the repeat in 2:26.
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Death From HemorrhaEe.

Bernard Sheridan, a carriage maker by
trade, but for short time bartender, was
taken into the new precinct last evening by
Officers Melia and Jackson. They found him
in an outhouso corner of Hamilton and Sum
mer streets suffering from severe hemer-
rhage. He was removed from the precinct
to the hospital where he died about ten
o'clock There were no bruises on the body
and death was probably from loss of blood
through the nose and mouth. Coroner
BolImRn was notified and has ordered the
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Howard Ave. TelfOrd Pavement
Assessments.

TSNo the Honorable Court OF Common Council Of
Il the City of New Haven:
= The Board of Compensation for Assessment of
Sewers and Pavements, to whom referred the
cost of Telford pavement in Howard avenue for the
assessment of benefits and the superintendent of the
cost of said pavement among the parties in terested
therein respectfully report that they attended
to the duty assigned to them
That they caused reasonable notice to b given to all
interested in the eaid public Improvement,
in all respects, pursuant to the provisions of the
charter of said city to appear before them and be
heard in reference thereto And they fully heard
at the tine and place specified in said notice, all
perEons who appeared before them.
They therefore respectfully recommend the adop-
ton of the accompanying order.
AL of which is respectfully submitted
SIMEON J. FOX, ! Board of Compensation
ELIJAH Fl. FRISBIE, for Asse ssment of Sew
sYLVANUS BUTLER, ers and Pavennents
CITY or New HAVEN, April 3Oth, 1888.
oRDERED-That the sum of 1--WE thousand and nifty
three dollars and thrty-two cents, s5 1897 be and
is hereby assessed the of property 'front.'
ing on HJty I'd avenue, betweea Congress
avenue and tho N. Y. & N. H. Railroad
Co, junction OF Kimberly avenue, being q
proper onsl and reasonable part Of the expenses
constructing pavement in said Howard avenue. The
names of each PARTY and the amount of benefit as
sessed against each being herein particularly stated
VII
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WANTED
n AIDES and young men in city or country to take
IL light work at their homes, anyone can do it,
work sent by mail, good salary distance objection
no canv assing. Address with stamp.
BURT & EMMONS
my19 st. Box 2I7s, Boston. Mass.
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LOYAL COST OF Pavement -SS. OH w
Court of Common Council, City of New Haven
Read accepted passed and assessments ordered
laid reported.
Approved May Is, 1888.
true copy of record Attest.
JAMES P. PIaoTT. City Clerk.
Payable May %, 1888
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Funeral of Mrs. Clifford l.. Main.

Funeral OF Mrs. Clifford l.. Main.
The funeral of Mrs. Clifford L. Main, who
was drowned at the burning of the Granite
State, took place yesterday afternoon from
the residence of her father, Henry Mead, on
Derby avenue. The house was filed with
sorrowing and deeply sympathizfng friends.
The Rev. Thomas r. Bacon, pastor of Dwight
Place Congregational church, who oficiated
at the wedding of the deceased May 16, Off
ciated and addressed few words BETTING
the peculiarly sad occasion to the assembly
and the bereaved ones. There were several
fine floral tributes, among them one repre-
ssnting the establishment of Frisbie & Hart,
who with their employees attended on the sad
occasion. The remains will be taken to-day
to New York State for interment
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80 THE property known as the INSURANCE
III BUILDING, situated on Chapel street, near
EIE Church, in New Haven, and consisting Of n
Il story granite front building.
This building cost actual cash from $275 600 to
100000; is well built and contains all the modern
improvements, including elevator, fire apparatus and
water each floor.
The income of the property has steadily and rapid
~ grown, having 40 per cent. within
the last four years. It is paying considerable
surplus expenses, and it Is believed that owing
to its situation and the tendency of business the
increase of rental will continue. For particulars in
quire Of
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DRoPoSALS FOR ORDNANCE SUPPLIES.
FRANKFORT ARSENAL,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 10, 1888.
SEALED PROPOSALS, upon the blank forms fur
nished from this office only, viii be received by the
undersigned until 1 o'clock P M, MONDAY,
JUNE IL 1883. for furnishing the supplies in such
quantities and at such times during the fiscal year
ending June 80, 1884, as the commanding officer Of
this Arsenal may require viz Forage Iron, Leather
Lumber, Fael, Stationery, Tools etc., etc.
A preference will be given to articles of domestic
ties and articles required can be- had application
to this Office. Also, full information to of
bidding. conditions to be observed by bidders, and
terms Of contract and payments.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
all bids. s. G. LYFORD,
mail % 28 % je45 Major of Ordnance.
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FOR RENT.
}&Sa TENEMENT of rooms corner State and
Mii5 Bradley streets Inquire at so Crown street
N.lh maybe GLOSoN HALL.
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Political Notices.

meeting of the Republican voters of this ward
will be held at Days Hall Tuesday evening, May %,
at 1870 O'Clock, for the election of Ward Committee
for the ensuing year. Per Order,
my19 st A. A. TOWNSEND,
Chair1na
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Fourteenth Ward

Fourteenth Ward.
meeting of Republican Electors will be held at
the Engine House in the Fourteenth Ward on Mon
day, May 28th 1888 at O'Clock D. M, the purpose
of electing Ward Committees for the ensuing year.
II. A. STEVENS,
DIV
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police to investigate the affair. The dead
man has been drinking hard for the past
week or two, which may have been the
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For other Real Estate advertisomentss LIST page
High Street Telford Pavement
A aSnsSmnnf

FVNo the Honorable Court OF Common Council OF
a the City of New Haven.
The Board of Compensation for Assessment of Sew
ers and Pavenents, whom referred the cost Of
Telford pavement in High street, for the aSsess-
rnent of benefits and the apportionment of the cost
Of said pavement among the parties interested there
In report that they have attended to the
duty assignen to them.
That they caused reasonable notice to be given to
all persons interested in the said public improve
ment, in all respects pursuant to the provisions OF
the charter Of said city, to appear before them and
be heard In reference thereto and they fully heard
at the time and place specified in said notice all per-
sons who appeared before them
They therefore respectfully recommend the adop.
ton Of the accompanying order.
All of which il respectfully submitted.
SIMEON ]. FOX, l Board OF Compensation
sYLVANUs BUTLER, ers and Pavementa
CITY OF NEW HAVEN, April 80, 1883.
ORDERED-That the sum of nine hundred and six
tynine dollars and sixty three cents $96963) be and
Is hereby assessed upon the Of property front
ing High street. from Grown to Chapel street, be-
ing proportional and reasonable part of the ex,
pense of constructing pavement in said High street.
The names Of each party and the amount Of beneht
assessed against each being heren stated
vi
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dNmds.
WANTED,

a SITUATION bya Scotchman Is years Of age
"a lately come over, in an office assistant In 9
store Has been entry clerk and assistant In store In
the old country. Call or address
my21 ST. 1s5 SATTONsTAT,T AVENTTE
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HEALTH LECTURES.

nR BANNING, Sr., informs the ladies of
IL New Haven that he will give an illustrated
serles OF Health Lectures before them, In ASSoClA-
lion HALL, [Orange street,, at P. NJ. on Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week, calculating the avoida
bic causes and the durability of Spinal Weakness and
Displacements In the Female System by nature and
painless means. Seats free.
DR.. B. may also be consulted during this week for
the prompt and painless Of the above affections.
nnY21 Id
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a SITUATION to cook, wash and iron in a pr 1.
IA vate family. Good city reference. call at
my21 IT. Nc 81 Hill STpEFT
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

is among the attractive features of
the June CENTURY MAGAXINE.
which includes among it's contrib
utOrs Henry James jr., Charles
Dudley Warner, w. ID. HOwells,
Joel Chandler Harris, ("UncIe
Remus''), Theodore Thomas, Geo.
w. Cable s'H. H.." Mrs. Burnett,
III. @. Bunner editor Of s'Puck''),
James Bryce, M. P, Edmund w.
GOsse and many ether distinguish
ed writer's. Sold everywhere
Price 50 cents.
THE CENTURY CO.. N. Y.
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FOR RENT,

10, WHOLE HOUSE, No. 600 Chapel street, $50
!a per month 1877 Henry street, 1st door, hot and
III cold water, gas, furnace, ETC., $15 per month
month % Auburn street, LIST door and barn, So per
month Whalley avenue second floor and small
barn, So per month part Of house on Grand street.
near Ferry street, with barn, $16 per month 196
Clinton avenue, first door, SO; second floor, S.
Four rents near Winchester Armory. Also houses
or sale in all parts Of city and on easy terms.
A. NJ. HOLMES,
apt SO Church Street, Room 8.
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DEATHS.
DAVIS-In this city, May 20 1883, suddenly of heart
disease, Julia Hart Davis, aged II years months.
Funeral services $3.50 a. Wednesday, May %, at
her late residence 81 Ward street. Burial at Gull
ford.
BENJAMIN A. Jarvis, in the 71st year Of his age.
RERslstiyes and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral services at st. Peters church
Monday, 21st inst, at O'Clock.
SHEPHERD-I this city, May 10, Mrs AImira, wife
Of the late Leverett Shepherd, aged 81 years 8
months.
Funeral services will held at the residence Ct her
daughter Mrs R. II. Lewis, 81 Grove atreet Mon
day May 21st, at 2:30 p. Burial later.
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WANTED.
WANTED,

A SITUATION to do second work In private
"A family. Good reference If required Inquire
At No. 218 YORK STREET.
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WANTED-

WANTED,
ia City Hall. - -
EzQ my9 6teod GEO W TT HUGHES
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WANTEn

a YOUNG man for Office work Ono r,bo b..
"A had experience and is rapid ana correct Salary
ence, eN-e AeN
my21 mo&tu Carrier oasca
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FOR SALE,
a. TWO Horses, years old, warranted
nN sound and good drivers, or can work on
Sk milk or grocery wagon. Inquire at
N.Y. ELLIOTT STREET,
m21 St. First house from George.
ROOMS FOR FOR RENT.
- A few gentlemen find very desirable
Hi rooms at
4iIs m21 St. 159 YORK STREET.
FOR SALE.
A SMALL profitable business Address
IA E. l. c.,
NIL 1t Box 982 New Haven.
NOTICE.
Edward f. Mansfield has been admitted to O part
nership intere st in firm from May LIST, 1888.
STRONG, BARNES, HART CO.
mail Id
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WANTED,
"A In own handwriting
mylS It DRAWER 49,
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LOST.

I'm Friday 18th inst, Fox Terrier Dog named
" "Blank." White, with Ever-colored spot
eye Had chain and leather collar, with pad
lock. without inscription. Suitable reward offered
for his return to 226 ORANGE STREET.
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WANTED.

a YOUNG MAN ls to 20 years old for bcokkeeper
experience preferred 1 ~ Ae ~
my19 1t Hw FosTER 500
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

INTERCHANGEABLE Hsmden, May lsth
Ellsworth Bassett and Miss Celina E. Mansfield
both of WhitneyviIle.
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WANTED

WANIEO9
A BOY to learn the plumbing and gas fitting bus
a mess ROBERT MORGAN,
mhA u 30 Centar StraAk
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FOR RENT

Asfk TWO large pleasant rooms, furnished. with
&ia all accommodations
GIk 56I HOWARD AVENUE,
nnyl7 St. Near Oak street.
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First-ClaSe Laundry Work.
III OUSE cleaning, public private dwellings by
IL contract, takes all responsibility. The inmates
insured that the work Will be done WELL All ORDERS
received at Broadway Home Intelligence Once.
NJ. II. HARRIS, Contractor,
ny1s Ct 81 Broadway.
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a BUSINESS Any parties having a boarding
A stable or any small business to dispose of can
my19 St. this once
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Il oGAIJIIN
49, THE House and Farm OF the late Jason War
siH ner on the direct road from Wegtvil1e to West
EIIH Haven, in Town OF Orange. The house is near
" new, and commands fine view of the city and Its
surroundings. For particulars, inquire of H. p.
mails Il "C.nP O. Boz 1925, City.
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MARINE LIST.

MARINE LIST.
~ PORT OF NEW HAVEN.
r ARRIvED-MAY 20.
Str Sarah Weed from saybrook light
Str George Denty with one barge.
sAILED-MAY 20.
Str Sarah J Weed. for New York, with a tow of
tH Give barges for New York.
Str George H Denty, for New York.
Sch Cora Van Glider, for Baltimore
Sch Python, for New York
BELow-MAY 20.
Sch Argo Marion.
Sch John Pettis [new)
Sch W Elmer.
Sch Sunny Side.
Sch Dan Webster.
Sch Ryan Edwards.
Sch Mary Chaplin.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

6GOOU1S AND BOAt6D.
go ROOMS en- suite with board. double parlors,
8iia first floor with all the modern conveniences,
!U furnished or unfurnished also another room
on second floor reasonable prices.
my21 St. No. 85 OLIVE STREET.
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n OIO LNLlNIQ
fESssH THE Wood House No. 200 Martin street, six
Ltd rooms, all newly painted and papered; city
-M&.H water and well rent reasonable to an APP
proved tenant.
Also for sale tWo-ssat canopy top carriage. The
owner has use for it.
For particulars call on
B. L. LAMBERT, Real Estate Agent.
my1S St. ChapaI Street.
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FOR RENm

- FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms ut low
ilJ rents for summer. Privilege of kitchen If de-
T.4.4- sired. Central location. Modern conven-
my19 2t@ p O BOX 14e
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41dV5H 1IOLJaso OOt1Ig'H
May 18th, 1888.
TNSTATE of EUNETIA 5ACKETT, late of New
To- Haven, in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District Of New Ha-
ven hath appointed Luzon B. Morris and Charles A.
Bray, both OF New Haven, commissioners to receive
and examine all claims against said estate, which
have heretofore been presented to the administrator
thereon
Certified by SAMUEL A. PORK, Judge
The subscribers give notice that they sha meet ut
the office of Luzon B. Morris, in said New Haven,
4th day June, 1885, at O'Clock in the fore
noon on said day, for the purpose Of attending on
the business Of said appointment.
LUZON B. MORRIS, (Cor.c,,.s,ov...
CHARLES A. BRAY, SO--NAASNA"A'sAA'
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m41m TALCoTT Il. RUSSELL, Receiver.
T50Tp q n n ~

49, HOUSE No. "a Hamilton street. near Chapel.
iii Thirteen rooms, well arranged for one or two
I'll parties; large lot fruit, etc. price $500.
inquire of DURHAM & WOOSTER,
mag If 81 Chapel Street.
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{4$R THREE TWO-FAMILY HOUSES:
Epi5 125 Sylvan avenue, 81, 900 down.
2.Q Clarke avenue, $500 down.
So Jackson street, $3.50 down.
Other places cheap e. T. TROWBRIDGE,
myl7 or IL Auburn street. take Sylvan ave. cara.