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Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-27
Trial of the Armagh AssassIns.

BELFAST, March 26.-The trial of six more members of the Armagh Assassination socie- ty began here to-day before Judge Lawson. MT. Murphy in opening the case for the crown dwelt strongly upon the circumstance that when Burns arrived in Ireland at the end of 1880 to organize the assassination society he displayed the American flag from his lodgings at Crossmaglen. The evidence of an informer will be produced by the prosecu- ton for the purpose of showing that mur- ders were planned by the society and docu- ments supporting this charge will be pro- duced.
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THE SOUTH.
North Carolina.

Not Much Like Our Weather.
 GREENSBORO, March 26.-A heavy snow storm has prevailed here for twenty-four hours. The snow is two feet deep and at other points in the State is from six to twen- ty inches, and is still falling. The weather here is unprecedented.
 LYNoHBURe, Va, March 26-A snow storm prevailed here from early yesterday morning until this morning. It is still showing west of Lynchburg and the storm is increasing. The telegraph wires are down in several
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NEW YORK.

Brilliant FestIvitfes-A Grand Easter
 Ball in the Vanderbilt MansfOn-Mag-
 nifcent Costumes and Diamonds I'm Pro-
 fusion.
 NEW YORK, March 26.-The festivities of Easter Monday were concluded in blaze of magnifcence by grand fancy dress ball at the palatial mansion of William K Wander bilt. New York's aristocracy of wealth was more largely represented than at any previ- ous social occasion for many years and the display of elegant toilettes, priceless jewels and quaint and costly costumes has never been equalled in America. Among the hun dreds of guests who were received by Mrs. Vanderbilt in the costume of Venetian lady with Vesuvian display of diamonds were President Arthur, Mir. and Mrs. Pierre LOT 1llard. Mrs. Butler Duncan, Mrs. John Taylor, John Sherwood, Mrs. Paran Stevens Mrs. John Sherwood Mrs. Rhinelander Stew. art, MT. and Mrs. August Belmont, MT. and Mrs Ogden Goelet, Mr., Mrs and Miss Turnure, Mr. and Mrs. John Jay. MT. and Mrs. Hamil- ton Fisk, Mir. and Mrs. John Jacob Astor, Mrs. Delancey Kane, Mr. and Mrs D. O. Mills, Attorney General and Mrs. Brewster, Mir. and Mrs. E. s. Jaffray and scores of others whose names are known in the circles of trade, finance or society throughout the country. The emblematic quadrilles were elegantly conducted and attracted the great. est interest. The opera bouffe quadrille arranged by Mrs. Frenanda Yzna- ga included that lady as Serpolettt in the Cloches de Bonneville, Miss Smith as Beulette in Barbe-Bleu, Mrs. James Botlel as Madame Favart, Mrs. Frank Lawrence as La Petite Duchess, Mrs. Clarence Carey as Girofe, Miss Bessie Webb as Madame Le Dieble, Mrs. George Rivers as Perichole anc Miss Ella LeRoy -as Olarette in Madame An l got. The gentlemen who danced with the | ladies in this and the other set of quadrilleE | were attired in costumes of the characters cor
 responding to those assumed by their fail | partners. The other quadrilles were equally successful, especially the Star managed by 1 Mrs. William Astor, the Hunting directed b, l Mrs. Samuel Rowland and the Mother Goose
 led by Mrs. c. Lawrence Perkins. Outside | of the formal quadrilles the dancing was thu
 least important feature of the occasion. | There was so much to bs seen and admired l there was so bewildering success
 sion of arrivals and departures 0 1 guests and of meetings and greetingi of friends old and new, and such temptation l to gossip in the spacious supper room 1 which were open throughout the night, tha l even the strains of the costly and ros hidden orchestra could not nov | the fair and brave jewellers to nor than few and occasional indulgenc
 in the dancing. It was nearly sunrise whei tqelast of. the twelve thousand guests left tn home in tkeir carriage
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
The Use of a Name.

BOSTON, March 26.-The United States Cir
 cult court to-day granted theinjunction asked
 by Gustave and Charles Frohman to restrain George E. Lothrop of the Windsor Theater and others from using the name "Callender in connection with any minstrel troupe. There was no opposition.
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PolItfcs tn the Detective Force.

LONDON, March 26.-Tt is stated tonight that the government contemplates adding strictly political department to the detective police force in consequence of the operations of the Irish secret societies whose ramiiea- tions have been discovered to be most exten sive and whose membership it is found em- braces all classes of society.
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THE WEST.
Iowa.
An Epldemfe ef searI

An Epidemic of Scarlet Fever.
 HARPER, March 26.-An the schools, churches and public resorts in this place have been ordered closed in consequence of an epidemic of scarlet feyer Seven deaths in one family occurred yesterday.
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The Dynamite Hovvlers of America.

The Dynamite E1ovvlers of America.
 LONDON, March 26.-The daily Telegraph considers as preposterous the report that the government has sent 8 menacing note to Washington in regard to the utterances and workings of the Irish dynamite party in America. It says the United States govern ment's attitude of indifference at the rawlings of these men is the same as that which Eng land has always adopted towards exiles talk ing refuge in this country.
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FafthIess Wife Kills Her Babe. 1 NEW YORK, March 26.-Mrs. Margaret Wilson is held as prisoner at the New York newly born babe this morning. Her husband is soldier and has been away nearly four years. When he returned two weeks ago, he judged from his wife's appearance that she had been unfaithful to him. She denied the charge, but early this morning he heard her get up and go to the yard. Soon after he heard an infants cry and the woman came back. He ran to the yard and there saw a babe In the cesspool It cried once and sank before he could rescue it.
 A Couple Gone Daft. on Religion. NEW YORK, March 26.-Franz Alderman and his wife Annie were arrested last night while disturbing the congregation of a Catholic church in YorkvilIe. They were ex- amined by physician and declared by him to be the victims of religioug mania. Their two daughters, aged respectively five and eight years, were found in their room, 1,613 Second avenue, nearly naked and almost starved. When the parents were arraigned in the Harlem police court to day they denied that they were insane and the woman, al-
 
 food tor the past three months, said she would rather die in the streets than go to an institution. All the members of the family were temporarily committed by Justice Mor- gan and food furnished to them. The parents refused to eat nor would they allow their children to do so until they were separa- ted, a task which required four policemen to accomplish. The society for the prevention of cruelty to children subsequently, had charge of the little girls and the parents ere held for further medical examination.
 Fleming Trying To Avoid Payment.
 BROOKLYN, March 26.-Counsel for Henry Fleming, against whom Miss May Alice Al mont Livingston recently obtained verdict of $75. GOO damages for breach of promise of marriage and seduction, to-day applied to have the verdict set aside or reduced on the ground that 1t was excessive. Affidavits were presented in which it was stated that Flem- ing was worth only $44, ,0O0 until his parents died, when he would get $100,0O0, but that they were remarkably healthy.
 A Terrible Tragedy-A Mother Stays Her
 Children and Kills Herself.
 UTICA, March 26.-The citizens of Her. kimer, fourteen miles east of here, Wera thrown into great excitement Sunday evening before o'clock at announcement that Mrs. Parks, the wife of Thomas Parks, druggist and grocer, had murdered her two children and shot herself. Investigation proved the story to be true. Undressing her children for bed she sent away her hired girl for few minutes, when she picked them up and placed them in bed on each side of her. With pis- tol she had procured in her husbands room up stairs she shot each of them in the head and then shot herself through the head. She died instantly. One child two months old lived two hours; the other, five years old, lived seven hours. The cause of the act was jealousy and domes- tic infelicity, as she eviaced no signs of in sanity. Poison was found under the pillow, but it was not used. The coron er's inquest will be held to morrow.
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Epan.s Visit to Chicago.

CHICAGO, March 26.-Patrick Egan is again in consultation today with representative Irishmen. The result of his visit has been very encouraging. He will probably return to Buffalo tomorrow.
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Great Britain.
The Queen at a ChrIstenang.

FEs LONDON, March 26.-Queen Victoria was able to-day to attend the baptism of the in- fant daughter of the Duke and Duchess of Albany.
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A ssn.ttlvs Young Hslress.

NEW YORK, March 26.-Miss NJ. Blair, the daughter of wealthy and prominent citizen of Albany, deserted her home last week and came to this city to seek situation as 8 governess some remarks that had been made haaing led her to suppose that she was burden to her relatives Her father and brother have been energetica1ly searching for her ever since and to-day the brother found her at the Grand Central depot.
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Separated in Life hut Joined in Death
 5 NEW YoRK, March 26.-Arthur Forshay died on Saturday at his residence in West Fif- teenth street The funeral was to have taken place this afternoon. Mrs. Forshay had been separated from her husband for several years and lived in Crosby street. While preparing to go to her husbands funeral this afternoon she staggered, fell into She arms of friend and died within few seconds.
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WANVED

A SITUATION by competent girl as cook and A laundress in private family. Good reference. Inquire at
 ns27 It. 1oOAK c rprrrr
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FOR RENT.

A=A, ONE houFe containing nine rooms. with all
 iIIHH modern Improvements No. 26 Gill street. One
 !ll house. No. 24 Spring street, contains ten rooms. Five ia Heller's block gas, water and water closet Five rooms, corner South and Park streets. Inquire of -
 unh21t JACOB HEllIER.
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Illinois,

nurned Before Her sweetheart's Eyes.
 LIMA, March 26.-Miss Biermar, twenty
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thought the number was too large and sent them to-day to the Essex Market police court where Justice Patterson committed nearly all of them to Blackwe1l's Island for terms of one to six months.
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%&AA AFURNISHED cottage in the pleasant vil- Nia 1age of Durham, delightful location easy or E.Ih acceas via Air Line railroad Good lawn, gar den and fruit Terms very moderate for six months year. Apply to s. ". LOPER,
 rnIl2l St Durham. Conn.
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AMERICAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

EO gage with the AMERICAN REAL ESTATE FIX CHANGE City, suburban, inland, island, ocean, river lake and mountain resorts and farms spec
 ialties Also agricultural mineral and timber lands
 mines and prospects nnanufactOries md priv. tIeges. Send for blank forms for registry and full information to AMERICAN REAL ESTATE EX- CHANGE, Western Union Building. 1s9 Broadway, New York. una27 to may
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PENNSYLVANIA.
A plill in the Heart of 8 city.

A Mill in the Heart of 8 City.
 P1TTsBURa, March 26.-Barney Swaney, a Scotchman, and Thomas Daley, an English man, had prize fight to day in Smithfeld street, one of the busiest commercial streets in the city. They fought six rounds for a purse of $50, having second, referee and everything in regular form. The men were stripped to the waist and showed considera- ble skill. The police captured both princi- pals. The fight was arranged only 8 few minutes before it took place. Both were severely punished.
 Dukes Given Twenty-Four Hours to
 Leave.
 UN1oNFowN, March 26.-N. L. Dukes came here from his stepfather's last night and locked himself up in his old room at the Jen- nings Hotel. When his presence became known this morning meeting of prominent citizens was held, at which it was decided that copy of the resolutions adopted at the citizens indignation meeting here should be served on him at once The resolutions ac- companied by notice giving him twenty four hours in which to transact his business and leave the town, not to return, were serv- ed on him by a committee of three gentle men. Should he attempt to remain in town swift work may be expected.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do general A houseWork in private family. Call at
 ma27 It. 155 CONGRESS- INFINITE
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Tramps Sent to Black vei1's Isiand.
 NEW YosK, March 26.-Forty-eight tramps, including nineteen women, applied for lodg- ing at the Tenth precinct station house on Sunday night. Most of them were of the regular lodger class. but Captain Allaire
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dogs have arrived for the Kennel club show here. There are $15o,0OO worth of dogs
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NnD DmNm
EnR RENT.

hkAA tenement, rooms, convenient for asInall Esid family; and family without small children eW preferred. Inquire at a -
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NEW DOMINION.

Some Valuable Dog Flesh. OTTAWA March 26.-A large number of
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NmEn

A SITUATION by respectable girl to cook. wash A and iron, or do general houseWork in private
 Iatn!y Best city reference gfIen. Can be seen for ma27 1tS If wASHTNGTON cTprEn
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FOR RENT.

Is@e, THE premises lS7 High street, consisting ot iIiiH workshops, warerooms, office and stable. lV good location, and will be rented on favorable terms to good tenant. For particulars apply at
 PHILLIPS MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS,
 mh2Otf Two doors north.
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WANTEn

"A SITUATION to do general house work in A pri- "A vste family. Good city yFeference Cali at A ALTON STREET
 Eaj- IJa
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Aucfinn SalA.

%e&A WILL be sold at auction on the premises in
 1iH North Haven, on Wednesday, April 4th, 1883, Elll at 10 o'clock n, the residence and farm of the late Horatio N Warner situated five miles from New Haven, consisting of dwelling house, barn, corn house. ice house, &c. and about tw wenty-eight acres of land well stocked with fruit and shrubs. Terms made known at time of sale. Address in quire of WHITNEY ELLIOTT,
 North Haven March 20, 1885, mh2O 14td2tw
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Local weather Record.

Local Weather Record.
 FOE MARCH 26 1888. 7:l6 I1:16 SIS 7:l6 11:lt M. 4. M. F. M. P n. F. M. Barornakex 5000 29.96 29.68 29.90 29sI Humidisy. HnSaiais... ...:.... 50 SI 30 s5 "a Wind, In direction miles per hour. MIC NE12 sE:s sE.s WI wssfhere ........ordy Fair Fair CI'dy crdy Mean bar, 2ssl, mean temp, 4i.s mean humid. 52 .,.,, oo Max. temp, 64: min. temp, g 1; total rainfall O0 Max velocity of wind, IT miles,
 FOE MARCH 26, 1882. Mean bar, ao.26; mean temp. sL2; mean humid. IT.
 l. H. SHERMAN, sergt. 8. O. D. 8. A. gkorun signals have reference only to approaching high windG Approaching high northwesterly winds ere indicated by red and white flags combined. During March windB from the south to east are those .most likely to be followed by rain or snow.
 MTNIATURR ALMANAC.
 MARCH 27. suz RISES, 5:4s Moos RISES, 1 HIGH WATER, 9uH SETS, 6:15 1013 p. ID. 1:22 E. n.
 MARRIAGES. TAYLOR-COATg-In this city, by Rev. MT. Bue Lewis ". Taylor and Mary Fl. Coats.
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For Rent From the 1st of May. =AeA4 AN eligible house in central part of the AsS city furnished unfurnished. To be seen Mas.l on the premises,
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EOR SALE.

For Sale Very LOWa dEA LOT in the western part of the city, within SES one block of horse cars. Address BOX S56, m7tf New Haven, Conn.
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AueILoNaseLk9 A!!,

"IL sell on Thursday, MsrIh %. commencing w at 10 a. m., at the house No. 120 Wooster street, Brussels and Velvet Carpets and remaining Furniture-Wa1nut Hat Stand Walnut Extension Table, Rosewood Parlor Set, Chamber Sets, Crockery &c Sc. In27 3t DISSOLUTION. YWNHE copartnership heretofore existing under the l firm name Of Proctor, Gross & Mcguire is this day dissolved by mutual consent. CHARLES M PROCTOR, GEORGE P. GROSS,
 RICHARD MAGUIRE.
 New Haven, March 27, 1883 The affairs of the will be settled by Proctor & Mcguire who will continue the business under the firm name of PROCTOR, MAGUIRE COMPANY. un2J 2t
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Chamber of Commerce

YNHE annual meeting of the Chamber of Commerce U of New Haven, for the choice of offcerss for the ensuing year and any other business will be held st the office of the Security Insurance Company on Wednesday noon, March 28, at 12 o'clock.
 m27 2t HARRY PRESCOTT, Sec'y
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by 3 respectable young girl to do
 family. Apply at P-Af~e ma27 ltf IO4 WAILAnE STREET
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FOR SALE,

~. THE Residence of the late Alfred Todd, sit-
 !I uatsd on Norton street. This is of the best built houses the city. finished in hard wood with all modern conventences, with large barn and ample grounds. Will be sold on easy terms at bargain.
 male GEO. A. IsBELL
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FOR SALE

0fAL1II0 ,heAA THE late Residence of Deacon Atwater Treat Hifiiiia 112 College street. Inquire of r IiiH ma6 If HENRY E. PARDEE, Executor.
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EOh EGEINTp
 A HOUSE AND BARN at No. 659 Chapel street. 5.n Inquire at ro, omDrrr

For Sale to Close an Estate. @9A THE undersigned will sell the Dwelling Ei5 Houses and Building Lotz belonging to the Els X tate of Sidney M. Stone deceased, to wit House and Lot. 29 Beach street. House and Lot, 3S Beach street. House and Lot Beach street. House and Lot
 67 Beach street. House and Lot, 62 Mill River street. 66 Mill River street. House and Lot, 68 Mill River street House and IDA NH River street. House and Lot 33 Pine street. House and Lot 563 East street. Also the Building Lots State East, Mill River and Beach streets, and upon Railroad avenue. belonging to said estate. For terms of sale inquire of L. B. MORRIS, Administrator, with the will annexed.
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DEATHS.

oooKE-In this city, March 9sth, Philip Cooke aget 60 years.
 Funeral from St. Johns R. O. church at o'clock to morrow "Wednesday morning CHIPMAN-In this city, March 26th, at his residence 9s3 Oak street, Jefferson Chipman, aged 61 year and months.
 THOMPSON-In New York city, March 24th, sudden ly, Seymour M., youngest son of Merritt Thomp son. Esq., East Haven, in the 21st year of his age Funeral will be attended in East Haven from the tdsnce of his uncle, o. B. ThomEson this afternoon st 2:3o o'clock. BILLS-In this city, March 24th. Harriet G., widow of the late Henry B. Bills, in her 85th year. CONWAY-In Meriden, March 26th, John Conway, of this city, aged 35 years.
 CONTEMPORARY Guflford. March 24, of consump- ton, Frank Edward Cruttenden, ags cd 30 years.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION to do general housework fn A prt- "A yate family. Good references. Inquire at
 HIA2t 1L 22 DAY STREET
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EOO SAAEs .6zA Pleasant Cottage, seven rooms. Furnace gEIa water, gas. Apply on the premises, G1E In5 If 241 EXCHANGE STREET.
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IeAA THE House and Farm of the late Jason War
 iisd ner, on the direct road from WestviIle to West
 !u Haven, in Town of Orange The house is near 1y new, and commands fine view of the city and its surroundings. For particulars, enquire of H. P, ma15 tf "C.,"P O. Box 1O96, City.
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DISSOLUTION
JK & BROWN, AUcTIoNEERs.l l
RIeT;IoNaaeL5g

oIkO
 HgsTl1NagAAE2
 nN Thursday, March 29, at 10 o'clock. at 61 Pros O pect street, the entire stock of Furniture and Carpets Parlors Moquette Carpets and Suites raw silk and hair cloth, also Piano chambers have Tapestry Brussels Carpets and Marble Top Suites in black walnut and ash in late styles with bevel plate glass. Dining room has Extension Table and French China, also brace Chairs etc, etc. This will af ford opportunity to purchasers, the house hay ing been newly furnished last fall with the best of everything, all of which must be sold. m27 St
 District of Cheshire Es. Probate Court
 March 24th, 1893. { UPSTATE Of FLORA R. HOTCHKISs, late of Ones lI hire in said district, deceased. The Court of Probate for the district of Cheshire hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof the creditors of said estate to exhibit their ciains for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly attested within said time will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to HENRY GAYLORD,
 mar 2d1w# Executor
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A SITUATION by a first class bookkeeper with fA hrstcIass references; six years expsriepce Address P. o. Box 61s, or inquire at
 m26 St' NO. 40 CENTER STREET.
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1 have Customers for

A&A 1-Twofamiiy House, about $3,001. Hiiid 2-Good House above York street. IW 3-Sman House, about $2, 300. 4-Lot near Railroad Shops. 5-Farm within miles of City Hall. 6-Sman House below State street.
 RE BALDWIN. REAL ESTATE BROKER, mall d&H 298 Chapel Street.
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WANTED

A SITUATION by young woman competent to GA do second or gen 9ral houseworE. Call on first hoor at ' ma27 1Ls 16l FRANKLIN STREET
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five years of age, was sitting before the fire with her sweetheart last night, when her skirt caught fire. She rushed into the sand but the wind famed the flames and she was burned to crisp.
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pon CoIo Uov.v

AeA. HOUSE No. s4 Hamilton street. near Chapel. H,,ii5 Thirteen rooms, well arranged for one two
 ilA parties large lot fine fruit, etc., price $6 600 inouire of DURHAM & WOOSTER,
 mas If 57 Chapel Street.
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WANTED.

WANTED, A SITUATION by capable woman az co5k or to Inquire at ~ '' eAeHoo' ma2T It. A7T0cL qrDEEr
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wILsoNIA MAGNETIC CLOTHING CO ,,oo01 dEwa
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For Sale Chean

E UT OEBI0 OIlUdp9 ~ One good, young, black, carriage Horse S%Nna and Top Buggy both in god condition $S Apply at coal effice of ~A- E. A. & G. O. RICHARDS, no17 Hav
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A SITUATION by good strong girl for genera A housework; Is good cook and laundress and Il dining room girl has four years reference no objection to out of town. Call at
 nn9Z7 It. 124k ST JOHN STREET
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A SITUATION by 8 competent woman to cook xA wash and iron, or to do general homework in $ snal M family. Fair Haven preferred. Good refer ma27 It. 159 WALLACE STREET
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FOR RENT,

THE lower floors of the Houses No. Wool. sid gey street and No. POS Exchange street, Fail sQ Haven. Both houses nearly new and in excel lent repair. Apply at Woolsey street. or
 mA22 ThSaTu1 86 TRUMBUII, STREET.
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WANTED, A COMPETENT grI to cook, wash and iron ref A erence required Apply st m26 2t TO HOWE STREET
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Hs For two persons. four pleasant rooms on sec EiiH ond floor, not above Clark street. Apply at -6.A m26 2t 842 STATE STREET.