Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-03

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 FOR APRIL 2, 1888.
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 a.Is. nj TaS per hour Ns SEs o s;s Ews NV: s,s: sT l WeAther... Fair Olear Cleaf 1aH 0.ee Mean bar, ao.16; mean temp. as; mean humid. Max. velocity of wind, Il miles, | FOR APRIL 2, 1882.
 Mean bar, 2e99; mean temp 51.5 l; mean humid. Max. temp, 70; min. temp, 1885, J.H. SHERMAN, sergt. s. 0. U. 8. A. Storm signals have reference only to approaching l high winds. Approaching high northwesterly windi are Indicated by red and white flags combined. During April winds from the south to east AEt l thoss most likely to be followed by rain or snow.
 MINIATURE ALNlANAU. l APRIL 3. l suN Rr.Es, 5:86 Moon RISES. HIeH WATER. SUN szTs. s:22 2:56 a. m- 7:56 p. m-
 MARRIAGES. ! BALL-HARDER-In this city, April 2d at the res idence of the brides parents, by the Rev. H. 5. Kelsey, Waldo s. Ball to Miss Lena o' aaroer' ootn voNToBELGG TOE Harwinton. March 21st, William VonTobel and Miss Nellie H., daughter of M. L. Goodwin.
 DEATHS. sAWE-At West Haven April 2d, Kettle A., second daughter of Albert F. and Emma Save, aged seven years and q six K months .s+o.,,on .t o.ao sHERMAN-In Brooklyn, New York, April 2d, of pneumonia, John Staples Sherman, in the 75d year KsLsEYeTn this city, April 1st, ,catharine A. Kelsey, Fu1erai at the house of A. Foote 347 Howard avenue at o'clock Tuesday. Relatives and friends are SeIcfaT Wnngford "a March 15th Rufus S. Doolittle. aged 6s years. o, e.,,,,,., c-,,,,,a GRISWOLD-In Madison, April Pa, Samuel dr1sWoio' sTEVENsEIn Northford, March 24th, of coEsump- tion, Albert B. Stevens, aged 26 years
 MARINE LIST. & POET OF NEW HAVEN. M
 ARR1vKD-APRh 2. sloop Water Witch. Norton. from Oyster Point. Edwin Cottylis.
 For Sale or Rent, A aps It. s7 CHAPEL STREET.
 Home for the Friendless. YENHE monthly meeting of the managers of the Home for the Friendless will be held at the the house of Mrs T. H. Bishop, 2l5 Church street, on Weanesdsy April 4th. at o'clock aps zt
 LOST. 3SA haired bitch white except left ear, and right eye black; tail short Finder will be rewarded on leaving at BEERS DRUG sToRE. ap3 1t+ Chapel Street.
 Chamber of Commerce. TTHHE adjourned annual meeting will be held at the rooms of the Security Insurance Company on Wednesday, April 4th' l88s at 12 oelocE; sso,v New Haven, April 2d. 1888. ap3 2t
 FOR RENT, Mi FROM May 1st, an upper tenement of four 'isI aps 1ts ls TRUMBULL STREET.
 FOR RENT, &ff:7A THE store and rooms IA Congress avenue EiI In good location for any business Inquire of apstf s. ROSENBERG, 15o Congress avenue
 FOR RENT, H:iii Inquire at 129 Union street,
 ap8tf c.E. THOMPSON & co.
 FOR RENT. sss4A THE pleasantly located brick house No. 105 EasIIa Martin street immediate possession can be ap3 If 79 LONG WHARF.
 FOR RENT. S8sA DESIRABLE corner office fronting State and
 Chapel street. steam heat; GeF GateF ana aRD gaagR;
 FOR SALE,
 
 EztE and good driver. Can be seen at Frank Keenan's stables, Wallace street or @ esll at apS 5ts o5 GRAND SIREEI.
 FOR SALE. AeA DWELLING house and six acres Of land, be- E#ssiiH tween Whalley avenue and Blake street in @lI Westville. Apply on the promises, Michael aps sts 42 WASHINGTON STREET, N. H. Grocery Business For Sale. A RARE opportunity for business man. gro A cery store doing hrst-class trade is offered for sale at bargain. The location is good the store is large handsomely fitted up, and the business steadily increasing. Satisfactory given for selling. Address BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY, ap3 If Courier Office. For Sale, or win Exchange for
 City Property. .k44a A FARM of about seventy acres in the town E511IIa of North Haven about five miles from New MlI Haven on the State street road. Said farm is well located for milk vegetable farm, and has suitable buildings thereon well stocked with fruit If preferred will sell 45 with the build ipgs. Call on address T. G. SLOAN,
 Room Benedict Building, New Haven, Or D. H. Bacon, Birmingham. ap3 Tu&Th
 FOUR POUNDS 0F JAPAN or MIXED TEA for SI. Our Mixed O Coffee for 25c can't be beat. Butter and Eggs at lowest prices. Crockery and Glass Ware given to