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Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-19
Building Improvements.

The new shop just erected by Mr. ". J Atwater on his land between Bishop and Humphrey streets is for Birmingham parties who will conduct branch of the carriage business there MT. David H. Clark was the builder.
 The new block on the corner of Orange and Grown streets is fast approaching com pletion.
 Opposite the new armory of the Nationa, Guard brick dwelling is being erected. The prophets say a number of new buildings will take the place of some of the old time houses on the street in few years.
 Hoggson & Pettis have begun operations for the erectionsof three new buildings for manufacturing purposes on Court street.
 The new b1ilding on State street, corner of the alley, between Chapel and Court streets is nearly finished, and Mir. F. s. Platt who occupies it, has his signs up on the building The building is very acceptable addition to Stnte street.
 A nice block of two residences is being erected on Howe street near Whalley avenue, by Mir. David H. Clark, the builder, for Messrs. Perkins and Downes. the former the superintendent for the New Haven $ North ampton R. R. Go. at Sheffield dock. The latter is the coal dealer on Church street, in Benedict's building. The first floor is now being laid. The residences will be provided with handsome two story bay windows in front, and they will be handsome addition to
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Rostoua aroneru sfore.

The immense stock of canned goods at the Boston grocery store. 3S2 Chapel street, will pc eiossa out regardless of cost. Mr Full
 lerton, the proprietor, guarantees these goods strictly pure and the best that can be obtain ed. Splendid pound cans of tomatoes only 10 cents. Egyptian corn, very fine, the same price. Also Marrowfat peas, Lima beans, peaches, pears and full line of canned
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-19
THE ALUMNI MEETING.

The third annual reunion of the High School alumni was held in the High School hall last evening. The gathering was largely attended. Joseph B. Morse, the president of the association, welcomed the members in few fitting and well chosen remarks. He introduced the oldest living graduate living in the city, H. Frank Tyler. Esq. Mr. Ty- Ter in pleasing and happy vein told of the High school of former days. AS the associa- tion was now well organized he urged upon the members the need of free public library By talking of the matter among people they could start public sentiment in it's favor. The High schools are established and now we want the crown of all in the shape of free library. Next came the business meeting and
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Thursday, AprII 19, 1ss8.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT F0sDAY r

NEW ADVERTISEMENT F0S9A
 Advertisirg George P. RowelI O.. . az
 Beef-H- B. Sheppard. -ssa Ts Boston Grocery Store-382 Chapel Street. Bargains for Three Days-F E. M. Brown Co.
 Building Lots-WAlter A Main. ~ Canned Goods-Boston Grocery Stare
 China Tea sets-American Tea Co.
 Champion Road Machine-G ". Taft.
 Cure for Consumption-Dr.T T. T. SIocunn. Dentistry-G- H. Gidney.
 Electric Lighting School St., Boston. For Rent-Faetory With Power-Barnum Root. For Rent-Rooms-1S2W Whalley Avenue. Nor Rent-Rooms-P. o. Box S56. For Rent-Tenement-1S8W Wooster Street. For Sale-Engine-J. Donovan. For Three Days Only-G. M Brown & Co. Grand Exhibition of Fashions-E Malley Co. Household Ammonia-J. D. Dewell & Go. Magnetic Medicine-Magnetic Medicine Co. Opening To-dsy-E Malley x Go. +Ss:sy Probate Notice-Estate of Arthur Hotchktss. Rooms with Board-201 Orange Street. Special Bargains-F. M. Brown & Co. Special and Importantly. Malley & Co. The Sun-I. w. England. Wanted-0irl-Roya1 Card Co. Wanted-Woman-154 Grove Street. Wanted -MoulderE-The Malleabie Iron Go. usekeeper-Home. King. Wanted-Situation-184kS St John Street. Wanted-Situation-129 James Street, Aahmun Street. Wanted -Situation-104 Portsea Street -Situation-Bookkeeper ed-Situation-468 State Street. Wanted = Situation-l50 Franklin Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-19

Try Carter's Little Nerve Pills for any case of rvousness, sleeplessness, weak stomach, indigestion, dyspepsia. &c., relief is sure The only nerve medicine for the price in the market. In vials at 25 cents
 Wholesale by Richardson & Go. all drug glsts ct retail. ap1S Cd Ivy
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-19
APIeasant Affair.

A farewell sociable was rendered George McMillian last evening in Lambs hall on Chapel street. The young people present had jolly time dancing to the music of Westerfelds orchestra. The march was led by S.. G. Cannon and Miss Jennie Hall, fol lowed by MT. McMillan and Miss Mamie Lee, George Robinson and Miss Nellie Mason and others. Among the company were Misses Nellie McAIpine, Carrie Sweet, Allie Peck ham and Addie Edwards. Frank I. Booth had charge of the affair and by his careful man. agement contributed much to the enjoy ment of all present.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-19
For TbrasD o,,.

During the remaining three days of this Week Te will offer in each and every depart mene number of special bargains that no Iady can afford to pass. Ask to see them
 F. M BROWN & Go
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-19
WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
 WAp nrpApr1rr7rrp

WAR DEPABTMENT,
 OFFICE CHIEF SIGEA SERVICE,
 WASHINGTON, D. 0, April 19-1 A. M. For New England, fair weather, followed during the evening increasing cloudness and local rains light variable winds, stationary or lower barom- etsr, stationary slight fall in temperature. For the Middle States, fair weather in southern portion, partly cloudy weather and light rains in northern portions. south to west winds. lower barometer Stationary slight rise in temperature, colder weather in northern portions.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-19

Mir. Geo Degarmo, Fayette City, Pa !, writes: My friends all said I would not live through the winter; but thank God, I have been cured of consumption by using Dr. Wishart's Pine Tree Tar Cordial.r a6dfwm
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-19

Not particle of quinine in Carter's Liver Bltters, but they are particularly recon mended to those who have long used quinine and felt it's injurious effects
 Wholesale by Richardson & Co. all drug glses at cetail. ap1S Sd Ivy
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Speid gotias. Speid Noffes .EDWARD lIALLBY < &R n
SpseiaI aatiees.
sp.tial Hotitss.

EDW htD UIALLEl 0 u. Handsome Preface to a 33d Business Year, Opening of Paris Fashions. Thursday and F'riday,Aprille-2 e-2o $i,OOo in Gold the Substantial eft to our Friends u.,... and Patrons eoa ea as soo ss S sp.ss ops aP @ I 0a a get sss o % we s r5 sen Mne1y Il y vs. and a o:I.si s!aa B m r. % @ y;; sss s E s:s ;s ;. @s::
 sIf1s and CIoaIks.
 .!5 shes sss' 3. sa s s:,. Ri. To, Boot. z s s ; r,. Gents Furnishings 2s 'ss s's I 7ss @ ssss s f 6 6ps ] ,. s; ss: s: @ "a b. s9 % ss $ S g ssas:E s s:: S, All Line. D..b. vs!5 Linens das@a . and d! Domestcs s is | is @ @ 1s 5sss @ : = ;: .: RRsz:sa ?:s 5: = .; .. Ladies 7Htos5eSX t5s:5 @ .s.Is sP' s s @ ~ % % N
 Lace Department. mandB Blacks for 19c Opening f ~ As x " dsd5es Mgsn .5 s:t! sUnaasrwsas a . .,, %|' rncess Skirt
 Corset Department. fine FrenchS Shoulder Brace Corset with
 GlnghamS and Prints &c.,. Opening ayonly
 ParasOl Department. lin aIc Opening ayonIy
 Stationery Department. 
  "-A ~A'@"P"' 1'O" WA
 JeWeIry Department. discount on all FerfumeS and Soaps. box Opening 0oN -- 1f' -,. ~ House Furnishing Department.
 
 
  opoH-
 BOys' Clothing Department. 8 Openppd
 Hair Department n 8 hades, Openinod Remember the
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RespectfuIIy submitted,
 IT. w ASHER San'v
, . -. AsHEI''

This evening the exercises of the gradual ing class will occur at Carlrs Opera House. In previous years these crowning exercises were held in High School hall, which has proved insufficient. although seating 1000. For to- night over 1000 tickets were issued, and above 1000 more people have applied for tickets than can be accommodated. The Opera House will be finely decorated with flowers, and Mir. CarIl will as usual spare no pains to add to the success of his splendid opera hnr1aa
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-19
'' WUSONIAo 5 MAGNETIC APPLIANCES

Have cured. in 90 cases out of 100 Catsrrb D, AtaxiA. Paralysis Spinal Diseares Tunors Ecomoeor ness, aerVous Debility and all diseases Of f6a Ns Nsnrsiss + ohrCn1o Diarrhoea Rheumatisn Gout REGAiNED HEALTH through stWiLsONIHn ; BSS +h hn pecuI1ar construction of Appliances mild con o tinuous magnetic are conveyed to tba Ii which in every person cut of heath is DFFTcIEST % MAGNET1sM. Thus the nerves receive tons IN IN muscles are strengthened, and the whole systern i
 TM MO YEARS ExPERfENCE
 the "H1LSON1A method to be the most snccasa11 Us1 ss sssr Tor the cure of disease Because of deceive the public by initiating the os 70
 BEWARE rHEsE ELEVATIONS Tbav
 I nHss See that ""1LsoNIA" Is stamped on each 4n
 It is surprising in view of tbe ipco,+...z,,
 @ Ms a5S now able to furnish of cures of Cstt eountrv that a an tnls city, and also from ths suffer from thsmost alarming of sIi any longer to of CatarLh in six wreks and hss bro cty was cured 70 tIy ,MH1soNIAn A farmer in neieb Gors 70 us Since his daughter has fnI suit for Q, Catarrh o'ln another. Please read the following: u4sease'
 1so Ss1ss Street, New Haven, March stb 1sss ,.i1 DEAR sIs-After Eunering for years with c.... your WsoNTA"1 EesSss at last resolved to try o nsvs more than met e1pectatons Tt is bpt heg ept1sy snSs sppied them find myself sos9 a%8 ereat bst alone to the wILsoNIAS for tSs
 wo o..x.--e' J. W. BRETT
 WE commune our guarantee for three d1a. r~~9 VA -1oAA tLAc money T0fuud6d-No%ov~h Dyspepsia and Rheumatism. 0"'Alh"'
 14ose who cannot pay cash can nav on1znah, and the balance in easy instaIlnaepptsy py t we ask ali chronic sufferers who are able 70 2,- cal and get particulars from orr sya,t aDo yS.Ia. gUAloS IVES, No. 6 Elm street. Todd;s 6i0ck: New Haven, or by sending word he
 66aere 6a are ladies to wait upon ladies.
 Of1ee open days and evanines.
 "ILSSoG!A o MAGNETIC CLOTHING oo
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-19
For ThreeDaxzon

For Three Days Only,
 During the remaining three days of this week we will offer in each and every depart- ment number of special bargains that no lady can afford to pass. Ask to see them.
 F. M. BROWN & Go.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-19
For Three Only

NoE 11AFs9 Oays ys UnIy.
 During the remaining three days of this week we will offer in each and every depart ment a number of special bargains that no lady can afford to pass. Ask to see them.
 F. M BROWN & Co
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-19
At MalIey's To-day sNy.s

Grand exhibition of fashions Raroains for the million A welcome to all corners Shares in the $1, GOO in gold to purchases of $5. 500 Japanese Babies for ali purchasers. Children with their parents. Buckets of candy.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-19

AUGUSTA. Me, Jan. 5, 1878. Adamsons Botanic Cough Balsam has been used in our family for more than three years, and we can recommend it as a super for remedy for coughs and cold. R1SEnwasaw 7dfse:
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-19
From Rev. Dr. Oninhr

A Ran suffering from debility and loss of appetite took two bottles of Hoods Sarsapa- riila, gained ten pounds and got we'll
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-19
speetaI and Tmnnrtant.

Spee1eI ahu AMPOftant.
 To avoid mistakes we desire to state em- phatlcally that the prices on our opening cir cular will positively be for this day only. Respectfully, B. Malley $ Go
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-19
Visit Malley & Co.'S grand opening to day

Visit Malley & Co., grand opening to day.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-19

Visit Malley $ Co.'S grand opening to-day.
 Visit Malley < Co.'s grand opening to-day.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-19

Visit Malley < Go. s grand opening today.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-19

the reading of reports. EThe reading of re- ports is given below.
 The officers chosen for the year last even ing were: President, H. B. Sargent, TO; vice presidents s. c. Pearse, '67, and Miss F. L. Rice, "A; secretary, Harry ". Asher, TT; treasurer, R. W. White, '76.
 The executive committee is made up as follows:
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-19

Miss A. T. Langley 465, H. Chamberlain
 '66, s. G. Pearse '67, J. H. Sherman 6s, H. B. Sargent '69, B. Bogart TO, Fred. Bost- wick Fl, Frank Chamberlin '72, Miss M. L.
 Johnson '7s, Miss H. A. Darling "A, Miss E.
 J. Farnsworth '75, H. B. Armstrong '76, Miss A. spang TT, ". E. Baldwin '7s, Miss N. J.
 Riggs '79, A. Asher '8o, H. Fresenius 's1, G. R MouJtbroy, ,o1
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-19

Are greatly in demand for decoration Of the best rooms in residences hotels. etc. We are securing many orders for them Also to furnish materials and any instruction that may be necessary for the work Stamping done indelibly. A choice and nuzaeroun assortment of patterns Also beautiful goods hibiticn and for saIe suitable for gs at the ol es tabltshed emporium for hair goods.
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SUlCtDE IN A MIME.
The Prassnttsn1At Of ~ Widow Leading
Sp3rci;

The Prassnttm1lt Gf Widow I.eauiu. t.
= Searci:.
A most mysterious death and a mos,
curious preSon;iE,ent of u woman came to
light near Reading late Tuesday evening.
The dead body OF a man was drawn from
tho bottom Of 4 deep abandoned mine hole
with stone weighing about twenty
pounds hanging to his neck. The man
was about forty five years old and his
name was Augustus Hachlcr, a farmer,
About tbrae weeks ago he suddenly disap
pearei from his hcmc about o'clock in
the morning. His wife says she was ia
b q abons half an hour b,:ors that time
and fell asleep, and when sho awoke hcr
husband had disappeared. 1t will be re-
membeied that y bottle was found the
next day near the river Indicating that
some one had committed suicide by iump.
ing into the canal A day later it was
learned that Hechler had been seen in the
neighborhOod Of Lebanon. Thi. was com
municated to his wife, but she failed to
believe such reports and stated that fire.
quently an indescribabo feeling of fear
came to her and something seemed to tell
her that her husbands bo;iy was at the
bottom OF q neighbOrins ore mine. Finally
she made 4 request that the old deserted
mine be searched. A number o: the
farmers concluded yesterday
to make the search and to their horror
they found the dead body of her husband.
The mine was about sixty feet deep and
fifteen feet of water. A stone
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hEFURE THE MAYOR.
Drunks and Fighters Who Had Fun Yei
tGfuay.

Drunks and Fighters Who Had Fun Yes
terday.
The mayor had five cases before him
this morning. Most of the offenders were
men, who are employed On the new pipe
line. Yesterday they had some money
and got on a big drunk John Stein was
the first arrested. He was found lying on
Duke street stupidity drunk and Officer
Weider took him in. He paid his
costs and was allowed to GO.
James Rodgers was found lying in 4
gutter on East King street, near Ann,
bstween II and 12 o'clock last night, by
Officer Smith. He was very drunk, and
was making great noise. Upon his arri-
val at the station house it was found that
the man had :. rib broken, but he could
not tell how it occurred. DR.. Westhaeffer
attended him, and this morning he was
sent to the hospital. James Reilly and
John O'Connor, two oil pipes, which,
however, We're full of whisky yesterday,
INDUCED in ] big fight on Church street
last evening. They were arrested by
Officer Smith, assisted by the members
of engine company No. 3, and were locked
up. Reilly got Is days in the workhouse,
and his friend paid his costs and fine.
Joseph Kerns, a one armed Frenchman,
WHO runs a peep show, got drunk yester-
day, and was arrested in cigar store
on East King street, after he had fright
ened the inmates. He was seas onS Tor .
DAYS.
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storms, Water and Their Evils

A tornado at Bush Creek. Iowa, caused
damage estimated at $50, 900, but no lives
wele lost. Much damage was dore
Throughout Southern Iowa and Wiscon
sin.
A tornado did great damage along the
line of Dickinson and Clay counties,
Kansas, north of Abilene, on Monday
night. The village of Industry. Clay
county, had AL but two of it's houses
blown down, and thirteen dwellings, barns
and stables were demolished elsewhere.
Several Persons were injured, and child
was killed.
The house oi Si,,on Ear!s, near New ton,
N. j., vas stEi:c!, 10y lightning on Monday
night ana Ears was killed. His wife and
little daughter were injured by tho
shock.
A fire broke On: in shaft G, in Braid
wood, ILL.,. ;n Monday. and has RACED ever
sinca with violent explosions at intervals
Thirty Lw" mules persisted and it is feared
several men arc lost. The mine, which
was the most valuable iii The Goa! fields of
that section, was worked entirely by col
ored men.
The engine ur q freight train on the
Toledo, Cincinnati & St. Louis railroad
left the track at Dayton, o., on Monday,
and tumbed down 40 foot umbankmcnt
Tho braiscsman, EarnaX, vas fatally i'll
jured. The engineer and fireman sustained
seriouS injuries.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-06-13

Cloud Tempiarn' GRAND Lnslee.

The biennial session of the right worthy
grand lodge of the wo.ld, Independent
Order of Good Templars, opened at Hall
fax, N. F., Tuesday. The II. w. G. l..
degree was conferred on thirty six candi
dates. Reports showed :. good condition
of the order all over the world. Thirty
four grand lodges and 3,7S3 subordinatcs
are at present in working, with member
ship of over 19G, 900 besides which there
is = Juvenile membership of over 81, 600.
Special progress has bsen made in
Scandinavia, the order having increased in
Sweden in two years past from GGO to
10, G7G. The report Of tho right worthy
grand treasurer shows IN income from
July I, 1881, to April 30, 1888, of So, 9G3,
an expenditure of 81. 1917, and !. balance oi
assets over liabilities of So, 15O. The
negro mission committee reported 1 great
variety of work done in extending the
order, chiefly in the Southern states.
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PERSONAL.

OSCAR WILDE says that he is now q dra.
matte author.
SENATOR ANTHONY is so much better as
to be able to DO out every day.
BISHOP LAVAL, first bishop of Quebec,
is to be canonized.
"BoNANzA" MACkAY has a private car
of his own for travelling on the Continent.
CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG is in Paris
where she will spend the early summer.
EDWIN BOOTH sailed for home on Satur
day and is expected at Newport next
week.
SENATOR LAFAYETTE, of France, the
last of his line, is broken in health. He
is poor and lives in a third floor ordinary
fiat.
GOVERNOR BEGoLE, of Michigan, has
vetoed an act of the Legislature intended
to give minOrities representation in the
boards of directors of corporations organ
lied under the laws Of the state.
ADMIRAL. JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER,
successfully of the United States, Confed-
crate and Peruvian Navies, dropped dead
at his residence in Petersburg. Virginia,
last night, aged p years.
JOHN BRowN's old wagon, in which lie
carried runaway negroes from Missouri.
and which carried arms for his men at
Harper's Ferry, now belongs to II. s. Fair.
all, of Iowa City, Iowa.
ANNIE LOUISE CARY has refused al
| offer of one thousand dollars to sing at the
first Brooklyn Philharmonic concert,
although in fine voice. She has sung ut
| these concerts every season but one fG 20
years.
PROF. MANUEL J. DEANNoR, of Har,
| ward, has been chosen by the Vassar
trustees professor of rhetoric and Englsi,
literature, to succeed Prof. Backus, who
has been appointed principal of the Packer
institute, Brooklyn.
| GOVERNOR PATTIsON, as soon as he can
get away from Harrisburg, will. with his
wife and in company with DR.. Hugh Pit
cairn and wife, drive from Harrisburg to
| Wilkesbarre. The governor will take i
riding horse, 4 gun and fishing tackle
| ALONG
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FOREMAN CRANES DREAM.
Tho Curious Story Which Ho Sends Out 1
the NeWsDaDors,

the Newspapers.
John H. Crane, tho foreman OF
the Star Route jury, wrote out
and handed to reporter on Tues.
day the following account OF an alleged
dream which he had had with regard
to the proceedings of the jury after its
retirement to deliberate upon the evidence
in the pending case. The so called
"dream" is generally understood here as
sort of allegOrical expression of the fore
mans belief that IN agreement upon a
verdict will not soon DO reached
"Last night dreamed saw twelve
men locked up in room together. They
were venerable looking men, their boards
being white with the frOsts of age. It
seemed long, long way off in the future
way down near the sunset Of time.
dreamed I was one of them and that we
were engaged in considering tho evidence
in tho second Star Route trial. Tho evi
dence seemed to lay in strata and We were
engaged with pick and shovcls trying
to exhume it from beneath the mountains
of arguments, exceptions and prayers
under which it lay buried. We were q
very conscientious jury-so conscientious
that We were not willing to take vote
until we had examined all the evidence.
One of our number had his heart set on
Agate and declared he would never
consent to take vote until We found it.
We found Greenhorn without much
trouble, but poor little Agate was
buried so deep it never came to the sur
face. After we had been out long time
it seemed an age-1 heard the judge say
to the marshal in a loud and somewhat
impatient tone of voice Put that jury
on the old common law diet This threw
CONSERVATION among us, for we had been
dining on the best. that Walsh could
afford, so We hurried up things. But just
as we were proceeding to take vote there
suddenly appeared over all the ghost of
John Calvin, who comfortcd our weary
souls with something like the following:
You can and yOu can't.
YOu.~ii! and yOu won't;
You'll be damned Ii you 10,
And be damned it you DON'T
just then l awoke, glad to know l was
only dreaming. am sorry to say that l
am unable to give any information as to
how that jury stood"
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WEST POINT GRADUATES.
Addresses by deneraI Terry, Sherman,
miral Rodgers aud Secretary Lincoln

Address es by deneraI Terry, Sherman, Ad
miral Rodgers aud Secretary Lincoln.
The annual exercises at West Point
concluded Tuesday, when tho graduating
class of 'S3 received diplomas with suita.
ble ceremonies. The parchments were
handed the cadets in order of their stand
ing by Secretary Lincoln, who made 4
brief, pleasant remark to each. The an
nual address was made by Brigadier. Gen
eral Terry. Other addresses were made
by Rear Admiral Rodgers, United States
navy; Secretary Lincoln and General
Sherman.
John q. Alexander, young colored man
from Oberlin, Ohio, is among the appli-
cants for admission. He passed the phys
ical examination to-day. He is q bright
looking, dark mulatto, with good features
and il nineteen and ope.half years old,
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Baseball Yesterday,

At Philadelphia Clevelands, Phil
adelphias. 3 at same city : Athletic, s
Eclipse, 2 !; at Boston Boston, 20; De-
troit, 0; at Providence : Providence, 8 {:
Chicago, 1; at Camden Harrisburgs,
l3 Merritts, 6; at New York New
y erk, II !; Buffalo, g.; at same city st.
Louis, 4 Metropolitan, O; at Pittsburgh :
Columbus, 6; Allegheny, 5 !; at Baltimore :
Cincinnatiis. 9; Baltimores, 8; at Schnec
tady, N. Y: Union college, IA Johns
town, N. Y, 2.