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Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-11
NEW YORK.
Comtux.RemoxaIs of Pestmaster,


 NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-A Washington spe- cial to the Evening Post says Postmaster General Gresham, the only Cabinet officer who has remained in Washington any con- siderable part of the summer, has large budget to call to the attention of the Presi- dent, and it is quite probable that a number of postmasters will be removed. Among them are some postmasters who, being pro- prietors of country newspapers, have insert ed the latest advertisement of 6 lottery com- panY which sharply attacks the Postofice de- pertinent and the administration oa account of recent decisions excluding the lottery let ters from the mail. In view of the success- full evasion of the recent order of the Post master General against lottariss, 1t is expect cd, too, that another order, more stringent than the former one, will soon be promuigat- ed
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News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS.
 CAPITAL AND LABOR. The Knights Setting Them selves Against Strikes. THE 0RIOLE AT BALTIMORE, A Fine Programme For the FestiV-
 ities. POL LYGAMY IN NEW ENGLAND, l A Shocking Case of Moral
 Depravity.
 THE WEST.
 Ohio.
THE WEST.
 Ohio.

Strikes Q Failure-A Sensible Conclusion
 Reached by the Knights of Labor.
 CINCINNATI, SSept. 10.-The Knights of Labor mass meeting at. Arbiter Hall last night was largely attended. H. A. Cofen, Ralph Beaumont of New York, William A. Brown of New York, E. B. Barry of East Saginaw, Mich, all made speeches. The latter sAid The Knights of Labor are gradu- ally getting over the idea of strike as re- lief for grievances. Strikes for increase of wages have not been uniformly successful. Nine out of ten of them would be arrested if capital would favor arbitration. The Knights in future hope to overcome the difficulties by discussing questions of political economy and avoiding the rocks upon which they have formerly split. There is too much legisla- ton. The only remedy is arbitration and thorough organization of the lsboring classes" The organization before the clos ing of the annual session last Saturday de. cided to attach itself to neither political par ty, but to organize labor party for pr otec- tion. A grand picnic is in progress at the Highland House tonight for the benefit of the lady telegraphers who remain locked out by the Western Union company.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts,.

Shocking ImmOrality-A Case of POIyGa-
 my in the Court.
 DEDHAM, Sept. 1o.-In the Superior crim- inal court to-day Jackson L. Evans and Mrs. Catherine B. Cobb were tried for polygsmy, and Miss Kate l.. Whitney for immoral con- duct at Wrentham. Evans went to Wrent- ham in 1879 and conducted religious meet ings on Brigham Young basis. He was &C., customed to hug and kiss all the women up on the ground that it was necessary for spir- itual communion. The husband of Mrs. Cobb frequently found Evans in improper relations with Mrs. Cobb and Miss Whitney, and finally left home, since which time Evans has lived openly with Mrs. Cobb. Miss Whitney has during the two years given birth to two children. The testimony at the trial was in the main unfit for publication and disclosed sicksning moral depravity. The jury will render verdict of guilty in the morning.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The L1quor Question In Ohio.

The Liquor Question I'm Ohio.
 WAsHINGToN, Sept. Ex-Governor Foster, of Ohio, is very enthusiastic as to the politi- cal situation there. He is reported as saying that the Republicans will regain nearly all the power they lost through the liquor question at the last election. He gave as reason for this assertion that the operation of the law increasing the liquor tax had rendered it pop uIar with the moneyed liquor establishments, owing to the fact that it has crushed out of existence over three thousand small liquor dealers in Cincinnati alone, thus giving a monopoly to the wealthy establishments. He says that the latter are in favor of a still higher tax, and, if the Republicans are suc- oessful at the coming election, at least three thousand more small dealers will be closed aI1f
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.
An Irish ConatabuIary Egy1

An Irish ConstabuIary in Egypt.
 LONDON, Sept. 1o.-Mr. Clifford Lloyd, re- gently appointed under secretary of the home department for Egypt, has formed new Egyptian police, the backbone of which is Irish. The four sub-inspectors and four head constables composing the official staff of the force are all of that nationality. He has invited also large number of volunteers from among those who are personally known to him to be competent to act as constables, promising that the government will keep the places open for 8 year pending their decision.
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Connecticut.

Ruined by Dr1nk-The Fail of 8 Learned
 and Eloquent Preacher.
 HARTFORD, Sept. 10.-The Times says a clergyman who not long since was paid $1o,- Ooo year by Brooklyn church was seen drunk at SaybroOk at 1 o'clock this morning. He has held several other places but has been obliged to resign from each on account of his propensity for rum. His faithful wife ac- companies him wherever he has an appoint ment. He had one yesterday, but even her intreaties and prayers were of no avail They live now in Essex At Q meeting last evening which this clergyman was to address, the sn- nouncement was made that he was unable to do SO on account of some indisposition.
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ten miles below this city, yesterday morning, The fire was the work of an organized band of incendiaries who have tried to burn a number of villages in this city recently. Their object is robbery. The residents of the village who have been rendered homeless by the flames are in the greatest distress Several people were injured by falling tim ber, some fatally. The damage will exceed &76 000
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WANTED

A SITUATION by respectable girl 10 6o second A work, or general housework in small family; good references from last place. Inquire at
 slI It. 3Ol OAK STREET
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The Cotton Returns fer September.

WAsHINGToN, Sept. 1O.-The September cotton returns of the department of agrioul- ture are less favorable than those of August. The principal cause of injury is drought, which has reduced the prospect in every State except Florida and Tennessee. The decline has been greatest in Texas. In North Carolina and Virginia the temperature has been too low at night with serious drought. The general average of condition is reduced to "A. The State averages are as follows Virginia 72, North Carolina 7S, South Caro- lima 70, Georgia 70, Florida 93, Alabama 76' Mississippi 70, Louisiana v, Texas 67, Ar kansas sO, Tennessee 89. In September of 1879 the general average of condition was S5, in 1881 it was 7G. It was 92 in the great crop years 1880 and 1882. It was stated at the department today that the September grain returns were not yet completed and could not be given out until tomorrow after. noon at o'clock.
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WANTED, ID oYS, none under Is years of age need apply. D MUNSON & co, sl1 St Rear 6S Court Street.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION to de general housework or sec A ond work. Reference given If required. Call at No. "A OAK STREET. all 7to
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Married on the Amerieah pl.n.

BROOKLYN, Sept 1o.-Edmund Weber, a German schoolmaster, was arrested on Sun day night for, bigamy. He was engaged in packing his trunk preparatory to departure when found by the officer. His first wife with her six children reached this country from Germany, July 2sth. Weber told her he couldn't take them home with him as he had married another woman s'on the Ameri- can plan." She. subsequently, ascertained was to- day committed to await further ex- animation. Both wives were present at to- day,s nearing
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Louisiana

Trouble in City Government.
 NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 1O.-Mayor Behan to- day suspended City Treasurer Walsh for re- fusing to pay warrants. Walsh alleges that the budget is illegal and is sustained by the city attorney. He refused to surrender his office. Mayor Behan has had Walsh ejected by the chief of police and installed Walsh's clerk Harrison as treasurer.
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Name.


Highwaymen at Ear HarbOr.
 BANGOR, Sept. 1O.-R. A. Hathan, of Bar Harbor, while driving to Ellsworth last night was attacked. while passing through the woods twelve miles from here by gang of six men who struck his horse with a club and attempted robbery. Hathan drew revolver and fired three shots, which frightened the robbers for the moment and also his horse which at once galloped away.
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aged twenty-ons years, living near Green ridge while playing with revolver to-day, pointed it at his sister Maggie, aged eighteen. It went of, the ball striking her in the head killing her instantly. The shooting was purely accidental and the young man is near lY crazed with grief
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Endorsed by the French Academy of Medicine for Inf1a mmaGtOn of the Urinary OI&ans, caused by indiscreton exposure. Hotel Dieu Hos pital Paris. Treatment Positive in to three days Local treatment only required. No nauseous doses of Cupebs or Oopaiba.
 INFALLTBLE, HYGRNIo, CURATIVE, PREVENTIVE Price $1.50. including Bulb Syringe. Sold by all Druggists or sent by mail securely sealed, ceipt price. Descriptive Treatise free applica ton. AMERICAN AGENCY ''66'' MEDICINE CO.,, Detroit, Mich, and Windsor, Ont.
 Sold in FaIr Haven by Salisbury Bros.
 Richardson tS Co.,, New Haven, wholesale Agents.
 mon wed fri
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WANTED.

DY English girl situation general servant IT ID small family. Apply at
 s11 It. 10 GREGORY STREET.
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A Legal Victory For Strikers.

EATON, Sept 1O.-Forty suits for S13,0OO have been decided against the Bethlehem Iron company. The suits were brought by it's employees who were engaged in the late strike and portion of whose wages were kept by the company for bills contracted by them at it's store. It is said that 300 more suits are to be brought, and the amounts will be between $S 900 and $10, 600.
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Alleged Infringement on the Electric
 Light.

Light.
 WASHINGTON, Sept. 1O.-The Consolidated Electric Light company, of New York, through their attorneys today filed bill against the United States Electric Light com pany, of Washington. for an injunction, dis covery and account. The complainant claims to be the sole owner of the original letters patent for an electric lighting system obtained by Sawyer $ Mann, of Brooklyn, in 1878, subsequently reissued to the Elec- tro-Dynamic Light company as assignee on June 16, 1882, and charges that the defend ant is nov making and selling the patent in vention of the electric light system and also infringing on the inventions for a regulator for electric lamps, improvement in the treat ment of cartoons for lighting, etc. A writ of injunction is also asked for on account of gains, profits, etc. This is said to be the first of series of suits which will be insti- tuted in various cities in which it is claimed the patent is infringed.
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THE SOUTH.
South Carolina.

Wholesale Poisoning From Boiled
 Shrtmps.
 COLUMBIA, Sept. 1O.-A large number of negroes were poisoned by eating boiled shrimps at celebration in Beaufort county two days ago. Three have since died, and seven more are expected to die.
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WANTED

 A SITUATION by respectable girl to do cham A Der work and waiting; good references Inquire at s11 1t+ 157 PUTNAM STREET.
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Local. Weather Record. Hon sxpTunruxp Ia Iaaa

Local Weather Record. | FOB SEPTEMBER Ie, 1883.
 7:l6 lI:ls s:l6 T:I6 1l:i ..,o,..... a;a so.4s 3n B sas7 s soss So sos Humidity. 68 50 A e3 ' and velocity in
 miles per hour. Mo NE.n As;7 s-EA E., 1 Weather Oleax EA1 EaE Far Olea Mean bar, so.ss2 mean temp, 50 6; mean humid nsS. E temp., ss; min tsmp., ss; total rainfall. c l MAX. velocity of wind Il miles. FOB SEPTEMBER 10. 1884 Mean bar., 30 o42; mean temp. 62 '; mean humid 1 Max temp, 10; min. temp, s5. J. H. SHERMAN, Sergt s. O. U. s. A. Rern signals have reference only to approaching srs indicated by Tod and ShifS flags combined
 MINIATURE ALMANAC. SEPTEMBER Il. sSs Rs.s ss sss i1 MGq1 ss9a H5ss ses wasnn
 BIRTHS. EARLE-n this city, Sept. 7th. daughter to s. W. and Carrie Earle.
 MARRIAGES. HlGGlNS-KENNEDH-lnA All SA1nt9 Church, liar lem. August 2sth, by the Rev. Father Crosby John E, Higgins, of Harlem, and Teresa A. Kennedy, of New Haven.
 DEATHS. FAUaHNAN-In this city, Sept 9th, Kate [. Riley, vifeof Patrick J. Faughnan, aged 31 years. Funeral from 563 Columbus avenue, this morning at ESQ., and from the Sacred Heart church at g o'clock
 MARINE LIST. ssA PORT OF NEW HAVEN m
 ARRIvED-sKPTEMBER 10. Ech Nellie T Morse, Hawley, from Pensacola. Sch Harold Beecher, Beckwith, from Baltimore.
 sA1LED-sEPrEMBER TO- Sloop Francis Ann for New York.
 BOARD. Private house. Several very desirable rooms l both double and single, with nrst-class table. sell Ct BOX SAT. City.
 FOR RENTs Al TO quiet gentleman one or two unfurnish- Ell cd front rooms in brick house. pleasantly Ea- located in the center of the city. Enquire at s11 If
 SPECIAL NOTICE.
 Opening at the HAT STORE, 296 CHAPEL STREET, J. A. KTLBoURN O., Successors to A. T. oANDEE
 ON SATURDAY, SEPT. 15TH. w very Fine Selection of NEW GOODS for the FALL TRADE. sell Ina CHARLES E. BROWN, Builder and Box Maker, found at No. 20 Artisan street, building, where 1~inI I,a to ha oY old |
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Score in the Baltimore Work.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 1o.-The score in the walking match at 10 o'clock this morning was: Hart III miles, Ellison 1o4 miles, Pan- chot 93 miles, Vint 73 miles, OLeary Gre tired) 46 miles, Hazael (retired) 36 miles, The betting now is in favor of Hart.
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SITUATIONS by two girls. to do light house o work, and the ether to do chamber work or plain sewing, Good references. Inquire at
 THE KENSINGTON," gII It. 174 Orange Street.
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T0XaS.
A Double Tragedy

A Double Tragedy. DALLAS, Sept. 1O.-During a row between farmers near Bastrop J. M. Turner killed W. H. Garrett with rock. Garrett's brothers then stabbed Turner to death.
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The Report on the HtIl Case.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1o.-Mr. New, chair man of the Hill investigating committee, sub- mitted to Secretary Folger the report of the committee at noon to-day. The report will not be made public until the Secretary has examined it.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by young girl to do houseworl A or second work in prlvAte family. Good city reference would prefer good home to large pay Inquire at
 sll lt& 136 LAFAYETTE STREET.
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"ANIElFs A SITUATION to do cooking in 8 private family. "A References if required. Calla s11 It. 507 East STREET, near State Street.
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Rsd Gstxis.
EOR RENn

&s partially furnished house. modern ina- Hiia provements, central location; part rent in EN board for one; ether boarders allowed. Ad- dress FIRST-OLASS,
 sk8 If this ofice.
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PENNsYLVANLA.

He Never Thought 1t was Loaded. SCRANTON, Sept. 1O.-Andrew Williams,
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FIRE RECORD.

seventy-Three Houses Destroyed.
 NoRFoLK, Va, Sept. 10.-Seventy-th three houses were burned in the village of Deep Greek on the canal of the Dismal Swamp,
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"ANTEn

WANTED, A PROTESTANT NURSE. References required A Call morning evening. selO If 497 CHAPEL STREET.
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GntRrtafrntRrrts.
heater

New American Theater. Church Street, below postofice. Remodeled and enlarged Strictly family resort. Grand reopening
 Monday Sept. 10th, 1883.
 Special engagement for one week only. Tom Canary'S American 4 Consolidated
 Show
 Strongest constellation of stars ever brought to- gether. A grand ol10 with an original comedy. The funniest afterpiece written. The company. The great! The onlyI The American
 PETTINGHL, DALEY,
 GALE, DAILY, Murray Murphy, Murphy & Morton, Irwin T. Bush, Chas and Jennie Reese, Frank Lewis Shepherd Hal Ian, Cardeno and Vanauken, Parker Sisters Pauline Batcheller.
 Prices of Admission-Orchestra chairs reserved, soc general admission 35c reserved seats in gall lery s5c gallery, 25c; matinee admission 15c, chi- dren 15c' Matinee Wednesday and Saturday. se6
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w. T. Hatch & Sons, Bankers,

Corner Chapel and Orange Streets.
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%sA& BY a dressmaker, two unfurnished rooms
 sIs centrally located References tf required. NtV Address
 thiR ofRce.
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BOARD. N Private house. Several very desirable roonos 1 both double and single, with hrst-class table Central location. Address sell Ct BOX SAT. City.
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WANTED,

WANTED, A COMPETENT waitress; good references A quired. Call before eleven or in the evening at seS St 124 TEMPLE STREET.
 WANTED. Sf$Sh TO RENT-A house centrally located with kss modern improvements by prompt paying EI tenant. Address
 seS If P. O. BOX 528.
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AT PEASE,S.

NNhe Autumn and Winter FashIons- 1 Demorest's Portfolio, 15c; Revue de la Mode, Sept, 35c; Bow Bells, Oct, $50; Pleasant Hours Oct 15c; Wide Awake Sept, 25c The Princeton Review Sept, with review Of Mir. Adams College Fetfch by President Porter and the Artist Paint CT, by John F. Wier, N. A., 50c. School Books.
 NewspaperB-Daily and Weekly, singly and by sub scription desired THOS. H. PHASE SON,
 se4 102 Church Street.
 Nonadantial Medical correaponds dsncs Inclosa stamn
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An Insane WOman's Attempt at Suicide.
 SPRINGFIELD, Sept. 0.-Mrs. A. Eva Thurber, who has caused 8 number of local sensations during the year, who some time ago walked into the Morgan Envelope factory, where her husband was employed, and fired are volver at him and was subsequently, confined in the Northampton insane asylum, created another sensation to-day by attempting sui- eide with laudanum. She was released from the insane asylum only last Saturday and has been closely watched since, but to-day es- caped to the Exchange Hotel, sent for her husband, and on his refusing to again live with her took the fatal dose. Prompt medi- cal attendance saved her life. She has made three previous attempts at suicide and last spring attempted to blackmail a large num- Der of prominent citizens.
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Notice--Hamden Taxes.

NOtlCe-.HamU6n Id1OSs FErHE subscriber having received warrant to col | lect a town tax of twelve and one half mills t2I on the dollar on of 1882, together with mil itary and poll taxes hereby gives notice to resident and taxpayers liable to pay taxes in the Oace CenterviIle on Monday October 1st. 1888, and at the store of William Hitchcock Ivesve, on Tues av October 2nd and at the store of James Day, Whitneyville on Wednesday. October Srd, 1893, and at the store of Daniel Viesel Hamburg Thursday, October atb, 1888, from 10 a. until p each of said days, to receive said taxes.
 NORRIS B. MIX, Collector. Hamdsn aeDtan,far Tth lS83 sos oawSt
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A Poor Season For Summer Resorts.

BOSTON, Sept. 1O.-About all the local beach resorts have lost money this season owing to the cold weather. The proprietor of the Hotel Pines at the Point of Pines closes the season with net loss of $1 300.
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LOCAL NEWS.
That storm Coming North.

That storm Coming North.
 Signals were ordered for this station last night. The hurricane previously reported in the West Indies is moving northward and is now central of the south Atlantic coast east of Charleston. Strong northeasterly gales are reported between Savannah and Cape May. Signals have also been ordered at New York, New London, Provincetown and Boston.
 The Poor ChiIdren's Excursion.
 The committee having in charge the late free excursion for poor children held a meet ing in the Town Agents office last evening. It was reported that after weeks appeal to make up for deficiency of $12o. only $2 had been collected. This leaves the commit tee short SIS and they propose to raise the money in some way, either by putting their hands in their own pockets or by some other method. It was proposed to make an au tumn excursion to High Rock Grove next month for the purpose of raising the deficit and this plan will probably be carried out. In the meantime any donations will be thank fully received by the committee.
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Great Reduction in Prices of Meat.
 LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! S q NH 0 N B E R G FER,

No. 1, 2 and 8 Central Market. Sells corned Beef at Sc ID, Rack Steak at 12o lb Spring Chickens at 20c ID, and all other meats fn proportion. Vegetables at your own prices
 Call when you are out marketing. seS
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The Cape Cod CanaI-Work to BegtI
 Within Thirty Days,

Within Thirty Days.
 SANDWICH, Sept 10.-By order Of the selectmen of Sandwich all the land owners along the line of the proposed Cape Cod canal were in meeting to-day at the town hall in this place. The meeting was for the own CTS to assess the valuation of their property that is to be taken by the canal company. Actual operations with shovel and pick will surely commence within thirty days.
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WANTED.

w GAN A SITUATION by competent girl as cook; can "A wash iron.s The best city reference. Call sII It. 22DAY STREET.
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HlnmaD'S Real Estate Office.

63 Church St., Opp. POstOfhce. Ikess S5OGOO to loan at per cent Hotel, Mountain 3sIIH Houses, Summer Resorts and Mineral Springs
 for sale. Also city property, Residences, Lots, Manufacturing property Savin Rock property in lots to suit purchasers. Farms and Rural property. All easy terms.
 au29 If l.. B. E11NmAN.
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dNmts.
WANTED.

DYa respectable girl situation to do general ID housework or waitress. Call for two days at a11 1t+ 20 FRANK STREET.
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WANTEn

A SITUATION by 8 respectable girl to do house. A work or second work in private family. Ap- ply at
 sI1 It. 121 ASYLUM STREET.
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GOOD business man with capital of from $2 900 A to 300O-to take interest in 6rst-csss bus iness, established fifteen yeArs in this city. The prohts to be realized by the above investment will exceed $5 900 per year. The party desiring to sell intends to devote himself to his wholesale busi- ness in New York. Those meaaing real business address
 W G B this of7ce.
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Nonfdential Medical Correspondence Incoss stamp V for immediate reply. P. o. Box. 2277, N. Y. City
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WANTFD-

A N experienced forewoman to take charge of our A stitching room must understand shirt making in all its parts. Address
 CHARTER OAK CITY SHIRT co. s11 St Hartford, Conn.
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A PARTNER, with 8 small capital, to engage in A the fish and oyster business; store and nxtures all ready. Address
 J.K.B, This Office. SII tf