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Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-25
A Member of Congress Married.

EAST BRIDGEwATER, April 24.-A brilliant wedding took place this afternoon at the Unitarian church. where large and fashion able assemblage witnessed the marriage of Miss Alice M, daughter of ex- Congressman B. w. Harris, to Congressman John D. White, of Manchester, Ky. The bride was attired in a dress of white Ottoman silk trimmed with point applique with long train and wore diamond ornaments presented by the groom. The ceremony was performed by Rev. T. O. Paine, pastor of the Sweden borgian church. The floral decorations were extensive. After the marriage ceremony a reception was given at MT. Harris residence. The wedding presents were innumerable, many being very rare and costly. MT. and Ms. White left on the 4:40 p. m. train for Boston en route for Washington, where they will pass a few days, after which they will make tour through California and along the Pacific coast, returning to Washington early next winter
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NTEn

VoQNG MAN about IT years of age to learn the M photograph business. Must possess good character and disposed to be industrious. One lv- ing with his parents preferred. At
 BEERS NATIONAL GALLERY, ep21 If PAP Chapel Street.
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John l.. Sullivan Has A Hemorrhage.

BOSTON, April 24.-Sporting circles are greatly excited over the news that the pugilist champion, John L. Sullivan, had hemor- rhage at one o'clock this morning from the effects of which he is now quite weak and it was so severe that Sullivan's friends became alarmed and sent for priest. On his ar- rival he found Sullivan in a stupor and apparently insensible. Considering him dying the priest administered the sacrament. To night Sullivan is better, but very pale and weak. He admits that he raised over a quart of blood The attack was undoubtedly caused by dissipation, in which Sullivan has deeply engaged of late. Sullivan makes light of it, attributes it to cold. and says he will be on hand for his con test with Mitchell May 14th. His friends, however, are said to fear repetition of the hemorrhage, and think the champion has seen his best days.
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half-pas five this morning noticed that the
 front windows of the store had been blown
 out. He at once informed the assignee, who
 on proceeding to the store found that the
 vault had been blown open. The work showed that expert burglars had been there, drilling and powdering being used to open the vault. Inside the vault burglar proof safe stood which the robbers failed to open. About $7OO in silver was found in the outer vaults and was carried away. It was for tunete that the safe was not open as about SIG, 1000 in money and valuable securities was locked up there. The explosion appears to have occurred at $40 g. m., as the clock stopped at that time. It is supposed that the gang of burglars recently operating in Nashville had something to do with the rob- bery
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LOCAL NEWS.
Person Rl.

Miss Kate Field will spend two or three weeks next month with friends at South Nor walk, before starting on her extended vest ern tour.
 John O'Rourke, who played three years with the Boston club, has just been engaged to play first base with the Metropolitans He is heavy batter, and fine field player in general
 Dr. Edward Aiken of Amherst, N. H., has been engaged to compile a card catalogue of the 12, GOO volumes in the Young Mems Institute library. He will have special ref erence to works of fiction which have been temporarily withdrawn.
 Royal M. Bassett, of Birmingham, sailed for Europe yesterday. A large number of his employees escorted him to the cars in Bir- mingham, and wished him a happy voyage and safe return.
 Paul Roessler, the optician, removes May 1st to the present office of McAlister & War ren. He has occupied his present place of business twenty five years.
 Chief Engineer Hendrick was easier yes terday, his throat being better and the ab- scess was lsnced, also relieving him. He will probably be confined to the house about a week.
 Capt. Tryon has arrived wit h the schooner Minnehaha and anchored just of Long wharf The owners, who have seen her, pronounce Capt. Tryon's purchase a beauty and a staunch vessel. After getting out his papers and shipping his crew, Capt. Tryon will sail for Newport News, Va.
 Mir. William B. Spencer, of Bridgeport who takes possession May 1st of the beauti- full residence in Stratford formerly owned by E. Allen Powers, has secured the services of MT. Mortimer Hubbell, landscape garden CT of this city, who will proceed at once to lay out his extensive grounds.
 Cassie Fisher, for several years clerk at Franks dry goods store, has gone to New York to accept the position of travelling sales- man for the house of Sternglass & Co., on Broome street. He leaves in a few days for a western trip, going as far as Detroit
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Rhode Island.

Senator Anthony Nearing His End.
 PROVIDENCE, April 24.-Senator Anthony is not likely to live through the night although he may finger. He passed the day without pain.
 <. Senator Anthony's seven hours sleep Mon- day night was presumably the effect of an anodyne. Throughout Tuesday he was naturally more drowsy. The latest report from the Senator's physicians was that while he was no better he manifestly was no worse.
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 NEW YORK, April 24.-A violent form of typhus fever has broken out iu St. Stephens Home on East Twenty-eighth street, and ten children, between five and nine years of age, are ill. They have been removed to the hospital, and the authorities display great anxiety as those ill will probably die, and the contagion may attack the entire school.
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A Drunken Husband,s Frenzy.

NEW YORK, April 24.-Frank Larkins, aged twenty-seven, Of 22 North Eighth street, Williamsburg. came home drunk this after noon and attempted to murder his wife and himself. He succeeded in shooting her in the mouth and in cutting his own throat. The police then interfered and both were taken to the hospital where their wounds are considered dangerous.
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6Nants.
WANTED.
WANTED.

SITUATIoNs by two girls, one (Protestantl to do o cooking the other to do second work; city ref ences given. Apply at
 ap25 It# M IA ROSIE QOTTRT
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She sh1ed Her Baby at Him.

NEW YORK, April 24.-Annie Price last night solicited James Layden, young man, for aid for her infant which she held in her arms He repulsed her and in rage she threw the child at him. Fortunately her aim was good, the babe hit him and he caught it uninjured. The mother was to-day sent to jail by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
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Georgia.
ALtght Vote at the Election.

ALfght Vote at the Election.
 WASHINGTON, April 24.-Telegraphic ad- vices tonight announce that the special cleo tion in Georgia for successor to the late Governor passed off quietly. AS there WAS no Republican competitor the vote was light
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A Texas Steer in the Streets,

NEW YORK, April 24.-Another panic was caused on the east side late this afternoon by the escape of Texas steer from slaughter house on First avenue. The animal ran wildly through several streets and tossed and bruised number of people, but without fatally injuring anyone. Finally it was chased into a lumber yard and killed after being riddled with bullets
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NEW YORh.
Judgment ror orer . nIll1lon

OVeF D
 NEW YORK, April 24.-The trial of the suit of the New York, Lake Erie $ Western Rail way company against James McHenry in the United States Circuit court resulted late this afternoon in. Judge Coxe directing the jury to render verdict for the plaintiff in the sum of $1,496. .923 96. Counsel for the de- fense moved Q stay of judgment and a new trial
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A Daring Bank Robbery.

ROCHESTER, April 24.-News has been re- ceived here of daring and successful bank robbery committed last night in the town of Marion, Wayne county. The bank was in the store of Fl. N. & A. l.. Short, hardware dealers, who made an assignment month ago. man while on his way to work about
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and makes confession to the effect that the house was set on fire for the purpose of burning the body that it might be taken for his own after he had fled. Dobson recently had his life insured for $5, 900. This was to go to his wife, who would join him at dis tant point
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GB. c. LAKE, AUCTIoNEER. l RueI!oMafgekE9

YENO close estate by order of the Court of Pro bate, will be sold at public auction, at No. l37 High street, Wednesday, April 25th. 1885, at 10 to the estate of the late John Ritter deceased sisting of Boiler, Engine, Machinery, Tools, Marble and Granite Monuments and Headstones, with stock of Marble on hand. Also large Crane, four Der ricks, Iron Safe, good Family Carriage, Harness etc. Sale positive.
 EDWARD BRYAN, ] New Haven April 18th. 1883. gp23 St
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-Neuraleic and Nervous Headaches removed by Dr. Benson's Celery and ChamomIe Pills.
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THE SOUTH.
Virginia.

Dobs0n AKrested-Hfs Scheme For Da-
 fraudIng Insurance CompanIes
 RICHMOND, April 24.-Thomas Dobson, of Danville, in whose house the dead body of a celored man was found, has been arrested
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ADueI5nn Crowded City.

BROOKLYN, April 24.-Antonia Trutrone and Cossenia Parbardo, Italians of the South Brooklyn colony and members of the Italian longshoremen's association, at 7:3o this morn ing fought duel in vacant lot adjoinging g the Church of the Visitation at Verona and Richard streets. Each man had his second, five chamber revolver of large calibre and a knife. They fought at fifteen paoes, the un- derstanding being that the knives were not to be drawn until the pistols,we emptied. They took their places and fired at will, but did not succeed in hitting each other. As the tenth shot was fired and the men grasped their knives Police Sergeant Gill happened along and made a rush for them. The cry of police" was raised and the combatants fled. They hid in an old oil factory where they were captured with their seconds. The men were both Italians and meant to kill each other. The cause of the quarrel was refusal of Trutrone to marry Felicia, the sis ter of Parbardo, after the party had gone to priests house last Sunday night for that purpose and the accusation which he after ward made as 8 reason for his refusal. The four men were held for trial.
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-Humors ScrofuIa, Ulcers vanish before Dr. Ben son's Skin Cure Internal and external.
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Auction Sales.

B. BOOTH, AUcTIoNEER,
 "TILL sell on Tuesday, May 1st, commencing at w 10 8. n, at the residence of MT. Wilson Wad dingham, West Haven, all the Carpets and Furni- ture consisting of Wilton and Body Brussels Car pets Fine ParIor Suits Black Walnut Chamber Sets, Iambrequins. Lace Curtains, Cornices Side Board, Tables, Lounge, Chairs high cost Pictures Marble Too Tables Mattresses, etc., etc. ap'5 St
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." A NTEn

A SITUATION by young Swedish girl az cham A beruaaid and to do plain seEing,or to do genera housework in small private family good city ref erence. Inquire at
 ap25 It. 2O6 PINE STREET Fair Haven
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-Haadsche bsnishsd, no matter what cause, sick, narvoug neuraleic dyspeptic. Which is it It can be effectuaIly removed by Dr. Benson's Celery and
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LNIRST-CLASS Bench Mou1ders; competent to Fl make light. fine work; none but steady and re. liable men need apply. Address
 TROY MALLEABLE IRON O., apl9 12t Troy, N. Y.
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AuCILoNASRLE9 GEz5 GlA

[B. BOOTH, AUoTIoNEER.1
 WNILL sell on Monday, April 29th, at 10 a. ln at WV the house No. 107 Olive street, corner Of Greene sI eet Brussels and Ingrain Carpets Refrig erator Extension Tables, Mahogany Sofa, Bed Sofas Iounge Tables, Chairs, Black Walnut Cham Der Set Painted Chamber Set Crockery, Kitchen
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WANTED,

girl waitress in private family; will do house work whero tho family is small. Good reference. Apply at Library Rooms. 75 Orange street.
 ap5 L.B BARTHOLOMEW
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FOR SALEs keF7& THE house and lot tabout 6o114o) No. 75 $iiS Exchange street, belonging to the estate of iW Mrs Henrietts F. B. Thorpe. deceased The house has nine roonnF, modern improvements and desirable location. Terms easy. Apply to
 c. s. BUSHNELL, Executor, ap11 tf 13 East Grand Street.
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FOR RENT,

&4AS ONE or two stores, together or separate, at
 IS moderate price; one of the best stands 1n the
 lIl city for many kinds of business Nos' 4oo ana 61 State street Inouire of Wm. B. Goodyear, at z1 onos fF IA GROWN STREET.
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FOR SALE.

 YVNHE Pews in this Church will be rented py me Society's Committee for one year from May !ss' 1sS3 Applications may be made to Roger 5: Mhl6e' sno5 6t Sec'y of the Committee.
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Building  block Sylvan % and Ad 
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Perry Relmont,s Choice of g Bride.

NEWPORT, April 24.-The engagement of Congressman Perry Belmont to Miss Marion Langdon, stepdaughter of Colonel Philip Schuyler, of New York, has just been an- nounced here.
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FIFTEEN FACTS.

FAFEEEN EACESs
 -Neuraleic and Nervous Headaches removed by Dr. Benson's Celery and ChamomIle Pills.
 -Humors. scrofula, Ulcers vanish before Dr. Ben sons Skin Cure. Internal and external
 Dr. Benson's Skin Cure consists of internal tsrnAl treatment at time, and it makes the skin white, soft and smooth It contains no poisonous drugs. $1, at druggtsts.
 Oh. how my headachesl Remove the by Dr. Benson's Celery and Chamoni.e Pills
 Tender Itchines in any part of the body cured by Dr. Benson's Skin Cure. 'Tis the best
 -Headache banished, no matter what cause. sick neryaus neuraICic. dyspeptfc. Which is it It can be enectualy removed by Dr. Bensons Celery and Chamomile Pills
 Sick Headache, distressing malady, cured by Dr. Benson's Celery and ohamomiie Pills.
 Makes the sAin soft, white and smooth. Dr. Ben sons Skin Cure. Elegantly put up.
 Dr. Benson's Celery and ChamomIle Pills contain no SP1u dn,n,ns o for headaobe negraes and nervousness. 50 cents at druggists
 -Periodical Headaches fly before Dr Bensons Gel cry and Chamomile Pills. All druggists
 Hair and scalp diseases thoroughly cured by Dr O. B. Bensons Shin Cure None like it. Dr. Bensons Skin Cure consists of internal and ex. ternal treatment at same time and 1t makes the skin white, soft and smooth. It contains no poisonous drugs. s1 at druggists.
 pr. Bensons Celery and Chamomils Pills cure headaches of every nature promptly, also neuralgia. -EIagantly put up, two bottles in one package, is Dr Benson's Skin Cure. All druggists, sure.
 -Headsche banished. no matter what cause. sick, rarvou1 neuraloic dyspepsic. Which is it It he effsotuaIIv removed by Dr. Benson's Celery and ChamOmile Pills
 q N Critteuton Sole Wholesale Agent for Dr. O. ". Renson's Remediaa II5 FaIton St., New York. 2p25 cod
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A Young Heirs Escapade

NEW YORK, April 24.-Thomss Smith. the son of wealthy Brooklyn parents, has sued for divorce from his wife Kate. While un- der eighteen and student at Montreal, he married servant in the house where he boarded, and the marriage was not discov- cred by his parents until after the birth of child. They succeeded in separating the couple several years ago and suit for di- vorce has now been begun. Adultery is al legged as the cause.
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D FIRST GLASS salesmen to sell the new Adjustable g RoII-up Spring Bed. Just out. It is the BEST BED ever put before the public. Gall or addHaes
 LOWELL MFG. co. LIMITED, ap23tf 516 STATE STREET
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Dr. Bensonis Celery and ChamomIle Pills contain no opium quinine, or other harmful drugs and are hfohly recommended for headache, neuralgia and nerYousness. 50 cents at druggists'.
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-Eleaautly put up, two bottles in one package, is Dr Bensonfs Skin Cure. All druggists, sure.
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2 lse-E----------- List of Uuelafmed Letfers

List of Unclaimed Letters Remaining in the New Haven postotf1ce, New Haven county, State of Connecticut, advertised Wednes- day, April 25, 1883:
 LADIES' LIST. H-Ann R. Hagen. R-Emma G. Robinson.
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MARINE LIST.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT, sseA THREE rooms suitable for light housekeep- &Ha ing fer man and wife only; modern conven- iii fences; rent S14 reference required. Address ap25 1ts 'sR. B., P. O., City.
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Han1anandLaetu Boston,

BOSTON, April 24-Hanlan and Lee arriv- ed this forenoon. The former speaks very highly of the kindness and attentions shown him in Washington. He says Kennedy is in good trim and rowing very fast. He does not want to talk about the result of their Point of Pines race His race with Ross he said in all probability would be rowed about July 18th Meantime he was going to row double with Lee preparatory for the race with the Halifax men and if the managers of the Pullman, Ills, regatta would increase the prize for double sculls from $500 to $500 both Lee and himself would probably go there. He wants to encourage double seull rowing. With this in view if the Fourth of July committee on rowing regatta give a prize for doubles Lee and himself will enter and before the season closes he will personal ly offer prize open to all double seull crews in the country. He leaves for Lowell this afternoon. His boats will not arrive till Thursday, in the meantime he will use Lees boat
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GntertainlllEnts.
CARLL's OPERA HOUSE.

CARLE1s OPERA HOUSE.
 Two nights and matinee, Friday and Saturday, April 27-2S. Grand Irish Comedy Representations. Engagement of the popular Irish Comedian and Vocalist,
 MIR. JOSEPH MURPHY, Supported by his powerful Dramatic Company
 including the gifted young artist,
 MISS ADELE WATERS. Friday evening and Saturday matinee, Mir. Fred Mafsden's renowned Irish Comedy Drama,
 ssk K R R Y G W,'' IS played by him 2000 times. Saturday evening
 the great companion drama,
 EsS H A R H U E, introducing the touching Irish refrain IA Handful of Earth" Irish Homes, Irish Loves Irish Songs, Irish Wit.
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EMPTOYMEN7F d1FFSeyEG.

FOR MALES AND FEMALES. HELP Of different nationaHties csn be supplied B to private families, boarding houses, hotels and restaurants The proprietor Of this establish- ent great attention in the choice of girls and women before sending them to fill situations. CAlR from the country, at any distance, promptly at tended to- Invalid and wet nurses st short notice. Male help for all kinds of work.
 MRS. T. MULLIGAN, n25 If 194A St. John street, near Artisan.
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"ANnHD

 &a@A ONE or two unfurnished rooms centrally Eaiid located. Address LEONARD, SSQ ap24 If this office.
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GAREI1S OPERA HOUsE E.

CARLL1S OPERA HOUs B. Tuesday and Wednesday, April 24 and
 25. Grand Matinee, Wednesday,, p. m,
 Booths Theater Company. Proprietor and Man ager, MT. John Stetson Presenting the Grand and Legendary Drama, CORS1CAN BROTHERS, elaborate mechanisms which characterized it's recent grand success at Booths Tbester
 NR, FREDERIC DE BELLVIGIE the Twin Brothers, Fabien and Louis Def Franchi, and grand coterie of artists. The complete resources of the stage will be employed to give proper effect to the great production presenting grand realistic pictures never before equalled any stage. The Bal Masque the Opera House, Paris, The Forest of Fontaine- bleau. Sparkling Supernatural Appearances I'm posing Corsican Funeral. A Wealth of Wonders. Pleasing Novelties Grand Comic Ballet, Ia Maiil- ton. The Performing Elephant and the Funny Clown. The Mammoth Cat and Man Monkey. Cor eicans, Pierrote, Follys. Debardeurs, etc.
 Seats now on sale at Loomis' Admission 25, 50 and rkr osn artrn for raaerpad aaats a1l23 St
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inmates and giving general directions in re-
 gard to the cutting and sewing of
 garments for the use of. the patients.
 The case of Mrs. Marsh is fair illustration
 of the testimony which has hitherto been
 offered. We shall have no difficulty in wip-
 ing out all the allegations thus far made. Letters are pouring in on me every day in- forming me of the character of the witnesses who have been called by the Governor, and they arc not altogether fattering. Many of them have been inmates of penal institutions Others bear 8 reputa- tion in the neighborhoods where they live for truth and veracity. Some of them have been discharged from other institutions for the cause for which they have been discharg ed from Tewksbury. It seems to me that the Governor is infinitely more concerned in protecting the reputation of 8 common New York night-walker than he is inprotecting an honorable daughter of Massachusetts, who has given eight years of her life without pay in benevolent work at Tewksbury.
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-Headache banished, no matter what cause, sick nervous Beuralgfc, dyspeptic Which is 1t? It ca1 be effectually removed by Dr. Benson's Celery ant Chamomtle Pills.
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Local Weather Record.
 RoR APRIL 24. 1888,

Local Weather Record. FOE APRIL 24, 1888. -7:I 7:I6 I1:l6 s:l6 7:16 11:1t n.,om..., asss s asss s 5H ss.4s asst B a 5ssi s Tass%GRsseF T19992 ss ss dS as 7s st sS 1ss ss WI%lalosii Wind. in direction
 @1ss per hour oSy as GTdy M cray Rain cFds Mean bar, 29so; mean temp, s67; mean humdd'' Max. temp, 45; min. temp, s2; total rainfall, Max. velocity of wind. 10 miles.
 FOR APRIL 24. 1882. Maan bar 80 o9: mean temp, 4O.9 mean humid. Max temp, 51; min. te1np., So6.
 J. H. SHERMAN, sergt. s. 0. D. s. A. stoYm gieuaIa have reference only to approaching hteh WindS Approaching high northwesterly winds aFs indicated by red and white flags combined. those most likely to be followed by rain or snow.
 MARRIAGES. LooMIsL LTHoMPsoN-In this city. April 18th, by the Rev O. Fl. Buck, George W. Loomis, of Hart ford, and Miss Ella O. Thompson, of this city.
 DEATHS. this city. April 2sd, G. F, Imwenstein aged 6S years and months. Funeral from his late residence 349 Davenport ave hr Wo SanSef of John and Iena Wolf. granddaushter of Jacob Axt. age F1yrsra1 Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock from 157 Gioffe street. Friends and relatives invited to attend.
 MARINE LIST. ( PORT OF NEW HAVEN. &
 sAILED-APRIL 24. Sch Stephen G. Loud, Fountain, for Yarmouth N. s. Sch John Beaty, Mankin for Stony Greek. Str A. G. Miller, for New York. for New
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Sick Headache distressing malsdy, cured by Dr Benson's Celery and OhamomiIe Pills.