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Gin f6Iimmcr 9;euff6err.

atlanta, Ga, 90. Suui. i.-Sobn Geup
un1 ietue Srau oibsttetsn bieier Sage in
Quits @Ountp auf Der 6arm etnes 9ru.
Sletgle, uno Gruu 6eug begub fth gegsu
0lt,tag In bas Saus, Inn 0as Whttagseli'n
su beretteu. 2ls Ssug Silferufe b0rte, elite
er mad benz Saufe uHo fanb ietne 6rau IN
ben grmsn SIetgle's. Qebterer ergrtfi, ais
&eub Wttene gum ginidreiten mafte, etn
SfrO gemebr uH1 3eridmstterte 6sm Wlnue
Dor ben Gugen 'ietHer Srau ben 8Opf Our4
etuen S4ub.
0acn on, @a., 90. Stunt. - gtne bier
sin44atrofieue 9epeidbe iibsr Obtpe afatre
nennt ben 3batsr SlugIe, niht SletgIe, nm
be3eifnet beuieIbsu aIs Gtiefuater SeIeg's.
8es 2ssteren Ylutter ioI Slagte bas Sc
tpebr gereidt bnbsu, nn6 Der Streit eutitano
angebltf tn SOlge Der gdBbanuluus berJrau
6eueh ourh Slaqle. Ser ShGter entilob,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-30
RrHnAn

Seruanbtna, 8la., 20. Suut. - 6.
SuOfs Sdgemiible unb cine groBe Guant''
tat 8auhOll tuurbeu beute burd 6auer aer'
fort. @eiammtUsrluff 100000, tetue 8ers
fid1prI1uu
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Gr;bii8pf Nureell ernftli6 er'

Cincinnati, 30. SUM. - I'm 5 llbl
heute gtadmtttag traf bonn DSt. Rarttns'
6lOiter" in 8ropn's @Ountg bic ga6rt9t
etn, baB Der @r3btfhof Burcea idwer er'
frantt iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-30
Chile 11nb Nrrn.

2tm a, 80. Suut. - Sin 6reuuo bes
Generals Sglefus TT burd stue 9epsde aus
Bnptu beua4rtdttgt pOroeR, baB ft ba8
Department Biurn fir Sglefias ertldrt uub
ta6 4uguffo Seminnrto bic GrReuuuug suu1
BrGfefteu augenommen hat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1883-06-30
MorSanariff auf einen 2ehrer,

Cincinnati, 20. Stunt. - gOparb
Bttttg madte geferu In @OuingtOu, Sp.,
etnen Seriud, Yrofeiior SEQ. u. Oates,
0ebrer an etner bOrtisen Soltsidule, gu too
ten, neil tbn QeBterer tpdbren6 ietuar (g8it'
ttg's) S6uI3ett 0fters Ourdgepriigelt bate.
Gr idlug Oates 81 BOben, pur6s ie0Od an
Der ausfiibrung ieines mOrbertibeH 8orba'
LEAFS perbtnbert. Stele 2eute balten Stt=
Z d fiir nnhnfinnin.
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Die 0ermifte SUOtSmannT8aft
Der Srtaa NrtffOS.H

Nem.yort, 30. Suni. - 9as ans
Samburg ungetOmmens SOuidtff DPdultna"
brtugt bic giadrttt, baB es am q. Suni Der
bon 6apul mad Bottom beifinmten 8rtgg
D2lriitOs" begegnete, eersn 9ebensalittel auf
bic Heige ae9an9eH marer, un6 pel9e oess
balb Elm SeOt NIT brei Seeleuten mad beI
yYaulina" idtGte, nm Broptant 3u erlans
gen. Die SOotsnanuifaft erbtelt bic Scheme
mttteI unb oerlteB oaS S6tff, tebrte ieoo1
baIb 5ariid, inoem fie bic 8rtgg in Golge
zines mittIerpeile etngetrstenen Nebels nt6t
fnben fonnte. Dies ertldrt ben gefern oers
0ffentltaten 8ertdt bes @apttGus Ses ygtris
fOS" iiber bas etgentbimliGe Serfabreu et-
mes fremaen Sdifies, tpel6es NIT ieiuer
Bootsmannidait oauon feaelte.
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2'sfiti(Ge Rn5ei9sn.
Die SerbftipabI.
alS GGnrieat FIR eas Mftuars (Glerfs). Ami
ceS 2uperiprz@cridbtts:
Wajor &i6arO 8. glaiIon.
Die Serbfpab

Die lnter5Cdneten, 9iitqliebr beS Snrreaus Der
Stabt Baltimore, fn6 Der Gnidt. onS bas GIcrtss
Amt nCs Supfripr. % GrichfFs jCtt sur 3uriebens
bat rno I'M betn Srtereiie Der 9tdteruunt bes Sarz
reous uno res 4ubli,ums rom ERoipr Hicbare Z.
&nifrn pCrpaItet irirb, uno es lit br gBunih, ne iie
onh aulrdltig eupiebIen, baB bel Der fommenoen
sSabl in oeiem gmte Iene Aenbelung nor9cnommen
mCrDP.
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RInhtine 2trdffinne.

Sa82er, @a., 20. Suut. - 9tfern
Qbenb OsriHdtsn bret in Der Rdbe bon @Gt,
job oil ber ngtacon.gt .gtortbern= @eorgia =r5abn"
beidaftigte Strafltuge gu eutfltebeu. Die
@ade idoB auf fie uno t0btete eiueu Der
Ranner, bic beioen Nnheren entfnmen.
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Gin eieantiFhes Babnnnters
nebmer.


3pei tn9seIeifise gahnen ppn Retps@ort mad
Gan BranSiscp une BON Gbicdsp nad1 Rerus
Orleans. - Sin aapitnI BON 10000
900 Dollars.
Chicago, 30. Suut. - Cine Spejialz
6epeidle Der Shines" neloet aus SHbtauas
polls: rDgtu gigautiibes Gtien6abu- -raters
nebmen lift oteier Gage bier ans Stdt getoms
men. Sor 3ur,eni btelteH Sapituliften aus
oeri6iebenen StaateH oes Weffens bier cine
gehetme Sisuug ab, nm etne Corporation
inter Sem Rnmsn stbe Beople 'siRatlron6.
@ompnnp Of Ameriea" ms Seban ju rafeu.
Der 3pef befebt barin, eiue boppelgeleiFge,
eag', 1rige S1bn uon yfetpsgorf mad Gan
6ran3tSCo unb Don @btCago mad gfemsSrz
leans AT bauen. Sin Rapital bon $500, 000,s
600, in Gttien bon ie S., ioa aufgebradlt
perban, 10 bas iebgr arbeiter i'm 9aHoe Ut
tipndr tperoen fan1. @urt RenRe6p BON bier
ftebt an Der Sptse oes llnternebmens. -"
Snbtauapotts, 20. Sunt.-Stebeu,
sebn atttondre traten beute friib 3uiammsn,
nm bic Arrangements be3lglif 6es neueu
Babn llnternsbmanS 81 oeroo1fdnhtgen.
4foCtations grtifsl murben cngeuommen,
tpelde ben Ban ron uDfr Il 900 Iteileu Der
Babnn nit etnem 4tttenfopitdl uon $3.50, 600, :
600 bebingen. Sin RattoualzS zSpuoitat, aus
250 attiOndren befebeno, iOq srnanut ners
ben, unb Die MitglieOer 0eiislben ftno BON
ben organtiirten 0irettorten Der &ttiondre
Der Ueridte6sueu 2tuisu Der Sabu gu ermGbz
len. Bis ieBt fino SO Atttondre uOrbauoen,
Uel6s $4,000 geBetanst baben. SobuIo
$4,000, 900 ge5et9net ftub, molten @altfor'
nier &apitaltften ben 9feft oosr fpenigfen8 10
ntel, ais gum Baue Der Bahn erforoerlid if,
betfteusrn. Die 1nternebmer beabiidttgen,
3uerft cine 2inie BON San SranStSCo uah
Snbtanapolts gu bauen. Seute Nadmittag
erpGblteu bic attionGre fOlgenSe 9trettoren:
S. 8. SdOemater, s. 8. Rice, 8. ReuueOp
Don Snbtana, 8. u. BrougbtoH uou SutnoiS,
81. s. Sredenrtbge, g8. 3. 9ale, .. s..
Nslion BON &eutudp, 6. 6. Nlelg BON @alt'
fornien, Safob &oberts oon YennI1tuauieu,
gB. s. 2anber BON WtaIiaAuietts, 6. SO.
SdrOoer, Senrp Grap9agsu O0n Remz Serieg
unO 9aotO Barions BON Ottdtgan.
Die 9treftoren fperOeH @. %. &euue6p
bon bier 3um Brdiioenten, s. p. Stemurt
bon Der nSnoiauasBant Of Commerce" gum
Sfasmetiter uuO Sreemuu 8rtgbt aus ct.
Qouts gum Guoitor erpGblen.
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sic .Qi1ien neht nnh MnffrnIier

gep Yorf, 30. Stunt. - Morrts
@reenmuu aus Wtelbourns, 4ufralien, bat
sSrau 2angtrp fir etne observation-disclosures
nod Gufralten 81 etnem 8o6enialdr bon
$500 enGogtrt. Sruu Gangtrp pirO ibre srRe
8OrffeIlung In Gufralisn i'm Suit 1894 ;u
NelbOurUe aebeu.
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Baltimore, ben 20. SUM- 1885.
SS. q. Morton Stepart unc Aneere
9eebrte SerreH!
Sr Gripiberura Sbrer 9sitrisen Iuiorberun8 tiIrtz
bi9e ib mid adbtunssopu ais Gdnhioaten fir bas
Glertsamt bss Superiors8sritts Der Stabt SGItis
more an.
SIM Sale elmer Gripdblurs fir SaS Unit ipirb es
ne.n 8eiireben ien been 4ngeIegenbeiten 70 81 fitbs
rem bab i Die nteriiitBuug neiner Sreun0e rno bic
febr bmel6eIbafts getnung. fir beren Bittige aunbs
ssUurS id9 Sbnen SI banten babe, re3tfertise.
Auiri6tipit
Ribare Z. aniIpn.
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gsre9rap6tGge OepeG6ers.
gfuS Der SunSesbauptffaSt.

CBsri3ts Der ,,afOciirten 4rsis fur ben ,Geutia.u
gorrsippnbenteH.
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srpine Sornig,
Baltimore, ben %. Stunt 1SS
mdipr Ricbarf z. Enifpn.

Baltimore, ben %. Stunt 1888.
wfaipr RitbarS Z. Aaifon.
g4ertber Serr!
Die llnterseihneten, Burger, Stimmeeber pber
StsusrsabIer BaItimprs's, fproeru in giroiauna Sbs
rer ipirtGmen Shdtgtet uno Sbrer 9ienittreue lIrb
i'm 8epubtiein her 8tttieeit Der Sbnen ais @erf
attunesppu auf, ii6 als 9ancbaten sur 8ieberpabI
fur 9enanntes &mt anSlItlnbtBsH.
6. Morton gteuart Co., Gugene 9eoerin9,
Sranf Srid, gSm. Sapne & Co.,
9Sm. @bedisp Sbap, Saprenee & Crane,
8. g. Hoep, 3. VI. Sbplep,
SoIbu1 Seperlna, Us. crane SpbTe,
gBnfieo g. GeterS, Soffman Zee & Co.,
Benedict Co., 9e6r. Spmn9ton 4 So,,
o. gs. Gjpatbmep, z Va, Ban Sobn,
Sobn Gill, j. y. Sledlants,
gtepben SoniaI, %. 9. 3olinser 4 Co.,
2bornton Gcnins, ". Seemiller Sohne,
@jebrlber aIinefeIter, s. s. 8urHer Il Co.,
8. 8. Taplor Co., 2Bm. j. eleas,
%. 3. Sarpep & Co., 3. 0io6ert Sentins & Co.,
Smon s. Remp, Barter Stro,
". s. Stump & Sobne, ". S. 0orton,
8. {. 9Qwrence, 9. g. gBatts &c.,
:. VI. Somonoion Sobn, groipn SoDnoe5,
SGrrol, abams &c., San, Sones Co.,
4bomas Sbieos, Saml. g. @9ertoH Co.,
Surft 3urnea Co., 9Don Co.,
9m s. 9rOtpn s 93ruber, aaen, Senfins ( Co.,
Stdel, Selen Co., 2oipner, Sdnbftreet Co.,
Sames y. glaion, Sobn 3. Tiet & Co..
=, y. 8opiOion & Co., d. g. Raruer,
George AppolO S0bne, .. 2. georae & Co.,
Si9n Si5 Spflsa Y siss., S. Sormanns 5iiber
" ~. IT, 3oDor6. 8. Gone & S0bue.
gsm ". 9arulon, i. $. g89fan,
aler. y. ggooes, 49, &, 8om6rnin
Sbomos S. @nrlon, U.s. g. gSbitriSaS
@has. Diartea S0bne, Gjebriiber SeufRns
Sohn e. Sopb Co., 6iram gSpo6s
Yinrtin @il!ett & Co., Sliper 8. 3ea
9eperine, aepier 50 &. R @olitoN,
Rotterion, Sapne & Co., SBn. B. JRtliou.
gSilion, gomer & Co., NilHor @odbron S6o.
Sobn s. Sadep, Sinblap 9ioberts & Co.,
geor9e {. Sarrion, Sob. 8. Sasenberaer,
Samuel appolo, gSIn. 6hher Sobn,
SEIZE SIuns, 9bas. Sittlemeu,
20. U. Earru, George gB. gBar6.
sob. D. SeioenIfrider, Dr. q. Burh,
Sohn 6. So1o, u. 6. eudet,
{. o. S5enr, Sob. 9ulbin9.
S. g. 9louIp & Co., ebas. 29eber, iun.,
Cumberland 9u9on Co., 9. 8. 1dharoion So5ne,
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0lcmm's ScbOcfc(feife
ut 9cfGlfcbt iuprScn; mtatt
ocbte oIfU Dorouf, DoF
"g. q. Gtittentou, 2SrOprie-
for" ouf jcDcmt 9Sdfc6cm
ftcbt, Dn cs ouScrnfals
rttcbt ecbt lit. 3u ba6em
bel nllem 2lpptbceerm. -
Seppt, 9Sr. 1l5, Sutton
Strafc, Sfctus9JUre,
9ret g til d perOen gegen @mpfaug BON
rs Gents In Sriefmarteu per BOi franco
Oerianbt.
U9iu'S SaGrs un6 8artfar6e,
idpar3 Obsr braun, so Gents. - BET allen
gpOtbeIern gu babeu.
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Gut berfertigte 6obelbGafe

HnS ,u kabsn bel n. ebmiot. BIT: SOS. SE.Ga'
gerhraht. (5uHI%o'A<@aV
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| @eorec Ui. @iG,
| 2. 5eatie g;nuis,
| s. 9iepet Stcele,
| g&m. Oi. Ulerrid,
| Sobn S. 5bomaS,
( 9Sm. SbCpbtro SIpan
| gGm. Is. iSlid.
| gerndrO Garter,
| q. 98. Wtad2en,
| 9homas il. Sna,
| Jtib. Qi. 25enoble,
| Bhilip 6. Trteie,
| StIpmitb 9Silmer,
| Sch. 9. 6. 6inblap,
| Siobr Steipalt,
| Som. StiS 6intlsu,
| Sames Il. 93u6nuau,
| Sdnitl %. 3 bomns,
| eames 8. Su6aunn,
| s. Niorriion SarriS,
%. Gufus Sill,
9fobt, 3. 0(uiriior,
| 6reo, 8. SenSinser,
S. s. GOben,
RanooIpb s. Souloin,
9Sm. y. 90mmono,
S. 9iler. Breiton,
6oparo OiunnitbnpieT
SJobn .. q. Sones,
Sobn y. 6. @raban,
.. @Iap Sauam,
2bomas 9t. Goblin,
Senrp q. 3. Sobns,
S}ohn j. 2onnlolon,
2em. 6. 2alam,
.. Sans,
=. Cabin g9iQiams,
$. 3. Qonep,
{. 6. @onrao,
@biparb SsraeI,
S. g. 3pion,
| 6Ubt. q. s obbin,
| @bas. 6anoTeIb gGpal
| Hrancis y. Steoens,
z. y. 0iataa,
| Safurence 5urnbuu,
u. z. albert,
22. :. Srantlp,
Sanl. @irauo Bfiobt,
Eielber s. Slin9luff,
S0bn s. Snpber,
gSdion s. u. Sorr,
Soiepb q. Gbomas,
0iihGeI u. Utunin,
g8iuiam s. S6lep,
9R. u. &aoe,
Sobn u. 9. Seoioro,
Ni. e. @eIl,
AlTreo s. @arr,
8. Jiib9eln gjooouin,
S6onas 2. Saer,
Sas. B. 0icGnop,
u. S. @ro6,
! 8eufrlp g8. Wiiitr,
gS. Campbell Samiltol
Sioat &rools, iun.,
Charles Zoe,
S6omas q. Wbelon,
Satob g. 9ioIentbOl,
Alt0er 3. Saf,
5ohR s. Butler,
Samuel .. S6muder,
2gm. 2Birt 0iobrnlon,
2eipis 3. Ho6iHiOn, ilI
s. 3. BRETON,
&. B. Srune,
u. @eorge gSelo,
e. 2eadle gSaals, Jun
@eorge SapaGe,
8eni. Rrice,
9apio Stelpart,
Gobt. Siooeu 2ropn,
OicSemn 6onaro,
8. Burns 8mnole,
Sobn &. l5reIton,
| &6rabam SbGrp,
Siaac Sartmann,
Gbn. G. @ibel6erger,
Sarrp ". Rensinger,
| 6ufus u. apple9crtb,
&niiel0 s. 2aplor,
gSinlam 5. SoNmunn,
Graham @orbon,
S. 6. Sei9be.
S. g. .. Sanes,
Soiepb q. Nterr1mar
@bas. 9. 9iernnn,
@eOr9e 8. Bolter,
Srant Sonep,
2Sm. @dbel Sruce,
3bomas SDinss,
z. Sell SraoiOro,
0lo9er 8. &ua,
g3iliam s.. gioore,
ISM. q. &aaffe,
Chen. Sneblp,
glrtbur Steuurt,
Trancis Sing 9areo,
@Go. y. @epbart,
SCbn s. 0loie,
Sobn BenIlano Srolpl
Senrp 9. oarlan,
Sohn 6. Sing,
Sobn =. Semmes,
OiaIcoIm s. Sobniton,
Geo. glaon gicSb beuo,
SamCS .. sable,
Nialtin tebmauer,
Sames u. Reao,
S, &ilion %eatin,
2Sm. 8. Srune, iun.,
-. gpett Hear6on,
S. G5orham Dioale,
Ereberif s.. Sad,
@jeo. u. G'ott,
y. il. Sume Craig,
Grntit 0iian,
gSm s. Slid,
Souis y. Sernei,
Sobn u. JioS,
giihb. z. Gulbreth,
). :. Olaion,
Sjames y. RoIter,
George vi. Sbarp,
Senrp B. 2dtane,
gSiniam s. 9alleB,
Beniamin .. 0toore,
gSictor Smttb,
Charles Serso9,
u. y. Stump,
SionCp Sau,
3. e. Sliscue,
Sater Sobnion,
". Shepbero 8rpon, i
gller. @ralpforo Smlt9
SCarcp BauI,
9borles S. Borter,
Jieaoel Sapa9e,
s. S.anlep iSreberifs,
4bomas lS. Srunoige,
s.. @oear Sobmon,
Sutton 6. Souloin,
@. 81. 9lrmirong,
Socob S. y. Wlitnid,
u. @ambpeQ @Ioder,
s. sc ge Sper,
6enrp u. jSor,
u. g9, SobHioH,
Conan S. @larf,
8. gp. Sorpers, Jun,
Gbas. Sranbau,
gS.n. y. yteole,
s. GcIano Sanna,
paris S. @bilton,
Z. s, Slider,
u. Snon 8o0crs,
gElllou9b09 u. Smit6
Gomar0 u. 0hd,
e. =. @an 0itien,
jobn @unHibnl,
fSreo. gS. Storp,
@eorae =. @reaner,
Sobn u. Simpion,
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43. eSQbrgang.
Nene Mn;stsen.

6patepana. - Steie8 1crSileli@e
0aabruuasmitteI fir fieine Sineer Inn frdntz
IiSbe 0cr(pnen, pbi6pn i'm Often lanse betannt,
IptrS iett Rem omeritanii6en 4ubIitum sum. erten
4lale pFferirt 90 1T feline glebtsn sntbaIt ne
PrpaMer Stinulartia cher gareotiea, 1T eires ber
urbstsn beieuntsn Rabrunesmittel urb beis bic pn'
Ssrbars eiseni6att, au8 Dpm i4pa4fsn ~
Fteme bebdLteH urib aimiIirt 81 peroen. gSsnn Der
apaoett oIIeS Mnbere abfpetFt 10 tpirb Sbgiep
bebaIten ule perbaut, unS ber in 9tuber6 pIerd,
9ur6Fau pber 9Rubr neit bOrsei9rittene qas
fient beaiunt fpfprt trdfteer 81 peresr.
SO buts Bic ron Srn. 8esIe bsriaiifte Sbaisrdna
Bel eiSinberfranfbeiteu dugendnet unp ie ece m NJ
BERN bpn mtr berorbneten @GPrnngs'
mtttsI RbsrIessu ssfInbsn' SitaS y.
Rrtee, Med. Dr." .ou..,,.
SO be,iebe mid auf tis Tottoren o. sS. wRilfeh'
beraer, EbpmdS gbedrer unS btsle Gnnere'
'e' Mercp NJ. Beefe,
gr. 345 YlabiiprsNpenne BaItiniefs'
cu alien SauptzNpptbefen. lo,oU'tSD
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- 2Stf6efnt S. 3eta6art,
@ G. &AddI'6

DaIttncrer Central S6Ieifsrei unS gUItr'@ertFtatt
Rr. Il. &sepncfrdee. G6s bss saartets space;
(Aua. 8 12aRts)
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3ruti tnsssIeiiise 8GbHen BON Retus9Ort mad
Gan Bransiscu HnS BON Gbicasp nGcb gtetus
Orleans. - Sin aapitaI Don 800. .OOO,s
900 Dollars.
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Gbas. Millms s Co.,
Rr. 10, NprSs SpWarSs Straee,
,piideu GeringtOu. unN SarntOgafrp
Baltimore No.

Sabritanten uue Smpprtture
dirur9iider SuItrumepte, 8anOa9en,
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BrbeI ermdhIt.

9amburg, 80. Suut.-0te Sttdwabl
sur @rmGbluug zines 8et6stags 4bgeorSs
neten i'm erfen Samburger 9tifrttte fauo
beute ftatt uub Der So3tulift Bebel puroe
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-28
Special Committee on Bridges.

The special committee on bridges held g meeting in the Mayors office last evening, His Honor the Mayor presiding. The ques- ton considered was the building of bridge over the Consolidated railroad at Fair street for the purpose of carrying out the original order for widening the street, which has been completed to the bridge, and the only thing remaining is the construction of a Equitable" bridge. The question as to what is suitable bridge was discussed, and the opinion seemed to prevail that the railroad company could not be compelled to build an iroa bridge if they preferred to build a wooden structure.
 On motion of Councilman Wheeler it was voted to appoint subcommittee of three to wait on the officers of the Consolidated railroad, see what they are willing to do, and report next Monday evening at o'clock to 8 full committee. His Honor the Mayor, Al derman Farnsworth and Councilman Wheeler were appointed such committee.
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Trott1nc Horse Breeders.

The seventh annual meeting of the nation. al association of trotting horse breeders will occur at Charter Oak park next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Some rare exhibi- tions are expected. The principal feature for Wednesday afternoon will be the Pa1o Alto farms b Banita, by Eleotioneer, dam May fly, by St. Clair. This four-year-old lilly is expected to start to beat the best four-year. old record of 2:19.
 On Thursday the Hopewen stakes, for stallions that have never beaten 2:40, will be trotted for; also the Everett House stakes and the annual nursery stakes. The entries for the HopewelI stakes in- clude O. Stanfords blk h Knox, by General Knox; H. c. Woodnutt's br h Chal- lengs, by Dictator, dam Crop, by Pilot, jr. s. D. Kittredge's br h Volmer, by Gambetta, dam Ulster Queen. by Hambletonian and J. O'Rorke's h Daniel O'Rorke, by Dr. Syn tax, dam Eunice, by Volunteer. For the Ev- erett House stakes the entries include H. ". T. Malls Lassie, by Kentucky Prince, dam Bonnie Lassie, by Hambletonian and J. o. Rorke's West Brefney, by Touchstone, dam Emerald by Volunteer
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Weddings.

In Waterbury on Tuesday Mir. Adna War ner and Miss Jennie Lewis were married at 12 m. at the residence of the brides mother, Mrs. Thomas Lewis. The Rev. 0. O. Pain- ter, assisted by the Rev. s. 0. Leonard, per formed the ceremony and the happy pair left for a trip up the Hudson and to visit places of interest in the oNrthwest.
 William A. Lowry, the popular druggist of East Hartford, and Miss Lena St. John, of Hartford, were married at St. Peter's church, Hartford, Wednesday morning, Rev. T. W. Broderick celebrsnt. A reception followed at the brides residence.
 The marriage of Miss Florence Holcomb, of Bridgeport and MT. Harry Walker, of Detroit, will be solemnized in Trinity church, BridQeport, October 10th. The Misses Par rot and Cogswsll will act as bridesmaids. At the ceremony reception will be held at the house of Mrs. Henry Buckingham on State street.
 Miss Jennie s. Middlebrook, daughter of Major L.. N. MiddIebrook, and MT. Frank B. Weeks, of Galveston, Texas, will be married in St. Johns church, Bridgeport, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon of October 11th.
 The marriage of Edward Wheeler, of Hunt ineton, to Miss Carrie Perry took place We'd negday at the residence of the brides parents ID w 6SeDOTG, 19Vs J6u6a I4s OSASy O1@S4at4uks Many friends were present. and the gifts to the bride numerous. After short wedding tour the happy couple will take up their resi- dence in Huntington.
 Miss Ella M. Patterson, only daughter of MT. Samuel Patterson, of Stratford, was married Wednesday afternoon to MT. O. Frank Axtell, of Morristown, N. J., in the Episcopal church, Stratferd, Rev. Arthur Sloan, pastor of the church, of6ciating, as- sisted by Rev. R. N. Merritt, D. D., of Mor- ristovn. At4 o'clock the bride entered on the arm of her father, and was met at the altar by the groom, at- tended by her mother. The ushers were Messrs John B. Ayers and William Van Pelt of MorrAstown, Mir. Charles A. BlackmRn of Newtown and c. ". Curtis of Stratford Miss Patterson, the bride, wore dress of cream-white satin merveineux, en train, trimmed with white Spanish lace. The long tulle veil was caught with white roses and she carried bouquet of Marchal Neil buds. The 4oral display at the church altar was most beautiful and was very handsomely andtaste- fully arranged. The presents were elegant and numerous, among them being hand some silver tea set rendered by the members of the Morris county bar association, of which MT. AxteIl is conspicuous member. An ele. gant gold watch and chain were the gifts of she groom.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-28
Gathering in North Branford.

The New Haven Eaat Its 174th Annual.
 This peculiarly Connecticut institution held it's one hundred and seventy-fourth meeting at North Branford yesterday, and was more largely attended than any similar gather ing for several years. Delegates from thir- teen churches were present, each church being entitled to eight representatives. Rev. H. c. Hovey, D. D., was elected moderator, and Rev. c. P. Osborne scribe. Rev. c. W. Banks and Dea. Charles Page were chosen as delegates to the national council. Ten dele gates were also appointed to the general con- ference of the State. Reports were made of the state of religion in the churches, revi- vals, Sunday school and temperance work. The annual sermon was by Rev. 0. F. Os-
 borne, after which the Lords supper was observed. The principal topics discussed were: 1st, The attitude of councils toward candidates who reject or hold in doubt i'm portant doctrines generally received in our churches. 2nd, As a practical question of the day, should high license or prohibition enlist the efforts of the churches? The next annual meeting will be held at GuiIford, and Rev. MT. Countryman was appointed preach CT. It should be added that the ladies of
 North Branford furnished an excellent colla- ton at noon.
 Young VTomen's Christian Association.
 We wish to draw the attention of our read
 CTS to the new free classes in stenogrsphy and bookkeeping to be formed immediately at the rooms of the Y. M. c. A. These are only open to those whe wish to undertake the study with view to self-support. All such should give their names to Mrs. H. E.
 Wright, the superintendent. as soon as possi- hle, as the members in each class must be limited. Instruction in type-writing will also be given Application for admission into these and all other classes can be made from four to nine p. m. daily at the home 12S
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H0U EaUnr

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 I have always used Ely's Cream Balm for Hay Fever, and experienced great relief. most earnestly recommend it as the best of all the many remedies have tried. T. R. JENKs, Grand Rapids, Mich. Price 50 cents.
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NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Friday, September 2s, 1888.
VIEW ADHERTLsENENTs TO-DA

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Announcenent Card-

N. Y, will give their fall opening on satur, day. September %. Ladies will have an op- portunity of seeing the latest French fashion journals, also novelties in Paris patterns Open all day and evening. Public cordially invited. 478 Chapel street, opposite Art school.
 Closed 6 p. m., Mondays excepted.
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