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Terrence J. Carroll was caught on Saturday morning shortly after 4 o'clock while bur glsrizing Michael Reynolds saloon, at 3S Greene street. The officer heard noise in- side the store and going to the rear saw Car roll jump out of window. He ran into an outhouse and fastened the door. The officer kicked in the door and took Carroll and marched him to the station house. He said he did not know what induced him to go into this place. When he was searched between B and $6 were found upon him, together with some bits of jewelry. The jewelry and the money were both identified by MT. Key holds as being his property and as having been in the money drawer when he closed up Friday evening. In the City court Saturday morning Lawyer Blydenburgh appeared for Carroll and had the case continued until De- csmber 1. He was released on $35O bonds
 decision has been rendered in favor of the town and city of New Haven in the suit brought by Receiver Talcott H. Russell for the abatement of the taxes levied upon the Insurance building. This means that the taxes must be paid.
 brewer, has been arrested at the instance of Dr. Painter, the West Haven grand juror, on the ground that he furnished Leonard Sohn with the beer for the delivery of which Sohn was tried and convicted On Thursday last. Fresenius was taken to West Haven and gave bonds for his appearance at future time.
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FOR RFNT

Hinman'S Real Estate and Loan
 Agency
 63 Churf h Street, opposite POstOHce. Money to IOan Rt per centon city property and country Choice residences and lots for sale in all pars of the city. County aud rural property Elegant residence in Branford with 20 acres, very cheap will trade for city property. Sea shore and eunmer resorts. Eavin Rock property, including the Rock which is the finest location on the Sound for a HOtels
 L., B, HINmASs
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PENNsYLVANIA.

A Scientific LunAtfc-AccOuntingf for His
 Insanity With Logical Arguments.
 Pz11ADELPH1A, Nov. 25.-A remarkable case is to come before the Common Pleas in this city the details of which are published today in the Times. Application was made to Judge Hare for leave to pay the costs in the Lunscy commission which recently found William Meredith, son of the distinguished iarist, insane and directed his commitment to an asylum. To the surprise of the judge and the bar Mr. Meredith put in sworn argu- ment in his own defence. It is all in his own handwriting. It analyses the testimony of the witnesses to hisinsanity and. granting the dsIusious to which he is subject, he coolly &C.,
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NEW MEXICO.
A Tratn Plundered By Cow bay.

A Train Plundered By Cowboys.
 SoooRRo, Nov. 25.-NeVs reached here last evening of train wrecking and robbery four miles east of Gage station, thirteen miles west of Deming. As the east bound South Pacific passenger train passed that point last evening it was stopped by party of seven cowboys who opened fire on the train. About twenty shots were fired and Webster, the engineer, was killed The robbers removed the plate and spread the rails, throwing the engine, mail car, one coach and the front end of the sleeper from the track. brake man who escaped brought in the first &C., count which is very meagre. The robbers hung around the wreck until late at night and left taking about $70O from the express car. Full particulars are not learned. The commanding officer has been telegraphed and the pursuit will be prompt and vigor-
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been washed by wave. Pushing it further from the water with stick he called for help, and the fish was carried in a piece of sailc.oth to saloon in Thirty.fourth street It is hugh fatfish, of dull brownish color, and somewhat resembling a skate. The most remarkable thing about 1t is the mouth and stomach, which consti- tute about three quarters of the whole body The care ass is two feet wide and three and Q half feet long. It has pair of large hippers on it's back, under which capacious gills lead into g mouth which does not seem to be di- vided from the stomach. The mouth is set in bony framework, measuring when shut nineteen inches from side to side, and when open, one foot from lip to lip. It has three outer rows of sharp teeth and two rows of inner teeth, where the tongue usually is. The whole jaw is encircled with irregular whis- kers. On the under side is Q pair of hippers, which strongly resemble an infants hands. There is fseler seven inches long on the nose and over each eye are two small horns, which the saloon keeper declares ''shine like mouth one can see right into the monster's tail, which is partially hollow, and strong ribs
 1ne the sides of the stomach. When the fish was caught it began to puff itself up with wind, but it died two hours later.
 SCA q SO@AAA uAHsOA 0OAASS D0CA GO neIBeys
 ALBANY, Nov. 25.-Sergeant Mason re- ceived his pardon yesterday noon with many expressions of joy and said he was happy fellow. He said that he was going back to Betsay and his baby, and proposed to work very hard to sustain them.
 Am Electric MotOr-RunninS a LOcOm0- tive Without Fire or Steam.
 SAT
 motor was successfully tested, in presence of four thousand people, here yesterday, includ- ing about one hundred guests from New York city. The test was made on the Saratoga and Mount McGregor railroad, third rail in the center of the track having been laid for the purpose. This rail was charged from an electrical machine in 8 neighbering factory, and about four o'clock the motor came down from the engine house with one passenger car loaded with guests attached. The inven- tor turned the electrical switch on the motor and 1t moved off amid cheers from the spec tators. It pulled the load as far as the track had been prepared at 8 speed of about ten miles an hour. On the return the motor which is quite light, weighing only about two tons, jumped the track while going twenty miles an hour around sharp curve. It WAS considerably damaged and several persons were thrown of, but no one was injured.
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THE WEST.
Indiana.

An open Switch Meets . Train.
 LAKE, Nov. 25.-Namber two express on the Michigan Central road, which left Chica- go at p. m., was passing switch when the three rear sleepers were derailsd and consid- erably damaged. One man, Fl. R. Ellison of Chicago, was badly bruised. The sleepers turned on their sides, having run into freight car on the siding. ' It was . miracu- lous escape, the train running twenty-five miles an hour. misplaced switch was the cause. The sleepers were badly damaged.
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NEW JERSEY.

Outraged and Murdered-The Sad Fate
 of a Beautiful Young Lady.
 NEWARK, Nov. 25.-Miss Phebe Jane Pa line, beautiful seventeen year old daughter of David s. Paline, residing on Eagle Rock road, West Orange, left homo at 3 o'clock Saturday afternoon to buy some medicine, saying she might remain over night with a friend, as her walk was 8 distance from home. thus causing no anxiety. Her body was found to day by a man and hls- son who were ascending the mountain with her throat out in two places. She had been outraged, but her valu- ables were not disturbed. The murderers have escaped, but the authorities claim they have clues which will lead to their arrest. The woods are being secured and lynching is threatened if they are caught. An inquest will be held tomorrow.
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NEW YORK.

All Mouth and StOmach-A Remarkable
 Monster Which Came From the North
 River.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-A strange fish, caught at the foot of West Thirty-third street on Friday, is attracting great deal of atten- ton among the seafarinR men along the North river, who are unable to find name for 1t. Joseph Mckay wes standing on the dock at low tide when he noticed the monster Tapping around on the rocks, where it had
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Alabama.
Two aIoha After RaxI.hsr

Two ATObs After a Ravisher.
 BENNINGTON, Nov. 25.-The negro L. Hous- ton, arrested to-day for the attempted out rage upon widow lady living near here, was taken from jail and lynched by mob of one hundred and fifty last night. Houston pro- tested his innocence to the last and was taken to negro settlement north of the city and left on limb of a pine. Two mobs had formed, not knowing each other at first, but united. Three men called out 5ailer Hagood disarmed him and the work was quickly done. The Mayor had just given orders to guard the jail as lynching was expected to occur at o'clock in the morning. The work was done in the rain and darkness.
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most enjoyable ever held. The hymns were we'll chosen and the singing of some of the familiar tunes was impressive. MT. Bushnell sang solo in his well known artistic manner and delighted the audience with his deep,
 rich voice. The gem of the evening was the singing of Ave Maria by MT. Knowlton and g double quartette from the Glee club. The next service will be held on December 16th.
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For Sale or ExchanRe.

&@As WITHIN i've minutes travel of the center Esiid of the town Of OenterviIle, Oopn. fine farm
 .5 of from hfssen to aeventeeu acres under high state of cultivation together with splendid house containing twelve in good repair large barns with carriage and harness rooms; also stalls for three horses and twelve stalls all htted with very convenient method of feeding and watering; very large heEhouse which s athed and pasered and all arranged after the most improved manner at a great cost of thought time and money by former If desired greater portion of the purchase moDey remain on mortgage. For further partic- IlIsrz address LOCK BOX T95
 poe4 St New Haven, Conu.
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WHAT A BOY
 LIKES TO DO.

He will walk ten miles on Saturday morn ing hunting for walnuts, leap a dozen or more fences on the way, climb perpendicular rocks, just for the fun of tearing his trousers,
 returns home with basket full of stones over which are scattered a handful of nuts.
 Grins all over his face when he enters the
 house and in tones that would do credit to
 an untamed African lion exclaims that he had glorious time. He makes dive for the
 pantry, seizes two cold chops, devours them
 quickly, crams three rosy apples into his
 pockets, tickles his palate with half pump
 kin pie, drinks nearly quart of milk and
 mildly remarks that he feels better. It sud
 denly occurs to him that he has game of
 football on hand, and the ''fellers" on both
 sides are waiting for him in the nearest va cant lot, so out he bounds like young leo
 pard and in less time than it takes grand
 fathers clock to tick three times he is re-
 ceived by his companions with the customary
 schoolboy yells. Game is called and the
 competing sides roll and tumble, twist and
 turn, kick and jump about in the most artist ic boylike manner. Of course his side wins, then general debate eusues in which the
 merits and demerits of the methods of play ing are fully discussed. lis now dark and many minutes past tea time, his craving ap- petite warns him that it is time to gather up his pedal extremities and hie away to the
 parental Clash Hall,' which he enters with
 his hair untidy, his hands unclean and his
 general appearance somewhat irregular. Would -be-stern father demands that his
 ruddy-faced, sparkling eyed urchin meander l to the precincts of his bedroom to make him.
 self tidy before taking his seat at the tea table. Reluctantly he obeys, and with @ suppressed murmur that sounded like ''Oh, shoot it., he skips up stairs, vets lis hands and face with less than twenty drops of water, grabs a clean towel and the mixture after being removed resembles map of the Eastern Hemisphere. Two strokes of. hair brush smooth his tangled locks in front, leaving his back hair in a condition not unlike the quills on fret full porcupine. His toilet thus hurriedly
 made he scsmpers to the head of the stairs,
 straddIes the banister and slides down with
 the agility of a circus performer. Entering the dining room he finds himself alone and ia happy possession of all that surrounds
 him. Supper is soon disposed of, and now
 he is in the kitchen where he spies the cat quietly mapping under the stove. An irre- sistible impulse prompts him to pinch the ;cet's tail, much to his delight and her cat ships dispIeasure. Now the scene changes.
 A very tired boy Is seen yawning, eyes are blinking mothers gentle voice is heard to say, Come, Sonny, you had better go to
 bed Snail-like he creeps up stairs and in a few moments he is wrspt in the fond embrace of tired Natures sweet restorer, balnny sleep.
 There are lots of boys like this picture, and
 large number of them buy their clothing at
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LOCAL NEWS.
Personal.

Leonard E. Peck has been elected by Ad- miral Foote post G. A. R., as commander in place of Commander White, resigned. Hen ry E. Peck was elected senior vice comman- der.
 Mayor Lewis left last night on the boat for New York
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Mensman's Peptonized Beef Tonic, the only preparation of beef its entire nutr tious properties It contains blood-making, force generating and lfesustaning properties invaluable for IndigesttOn, DvspeI sfa, nervous prostra- feebled conditions whether the result of exhaustion nervous prostration, overwork acute disease, par ticularly if resulting from pulmonary complaints by druggists. m2 N&F
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THE PACIFIC COAST.
California.

O'Leary Left in the Race.
 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 25.-The Fix days walking match concluded at midnight. The score at the close was es follows: Hart 800, Hartman 481, Mcintyre 479, OLeary 475. A
 THE OLD WORLD.
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A Sensible Man Would Use

Kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs. It is curing more cases of Coughs, Colds, Asth- ma, Bronchitis, Group, and all Throat and Lung troubles, than any other medicine. The propri- etor has authorized R. " Wells&Oo. ,314 State St.,
 to refund your money if, after taking of bot tie, relief is not obtained. Price 50 cents and $1. Samples free. my14eod1y
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NEW DOMINION.
Again the saIvalfea Army.

Again the Sa1va1fOA Army.
 HAMILTON, Nov. 25.-R. J. Duggan, prominent lawyer, was tried yesterday on a charge of assaulting the Salvation Army. The case was dismissed. There is great in- dignation against the Salvation Army owing to ths prosecution.
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HORACE P. HOADLEY, HoadIsy Bldg,
FOR RENT,

kG%4, THE house in brick block known as Mo- Al E'sH Bradley street; 12 rooms, with all modern i'm EiV provements and in good order; rent reason able to approved party.
 The first story of No. 418 Winchester avenue; rent very low to . good party; rooms and city water. Cali on B. L. LAMBERT,
 no03 9t# 340 Chapel s S,reet.
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THE SOUTH.
Texas.
Killed by a

Killed by a Little Fly.
 HDALGo. Nov. 25.-Mr. A. J. Lee, 8 msm- Der of the Legislature, died yesterday morn ing, after three days agony, from the effects of poisonous bite in the face by fly.
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Hanrv,a CarhoIic SaIvs

Is the best salve for cuts, bruises, sores, ul- cers. salt rheum, letter, chapped hands, chil- plains, corns and all kinds of skin eruptions, freckles and pimples. Get Henry's Carbolic Salve, as all others are commercials. Price 25 cents.
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The Court Record.
City COurt-Criminal Side-Judge Dem-

City COurt-CrIminal Side-Judge Dem-
 Ing.
 November 24-John Anderson, breaking windows, $5 fine and $697 costs; James Cairns, breach of the peace against Alonzo Waterman, $3 fine and $776 costs; Chaun- cey Colton, theft, SC 97 costs and fifteen days in jail, appealed to Superior court; John J. Conway, violating liquor law, $50 fine, $5 97 costs and three months in jail, ap- pesled; Terrence J. Carroll, burglary, con tinued to December l; Michael Cooney, neg lecting family, continued to November 27; John E. McGarry, theft, continued to No- vember 2S; Robert Callahan, judgment sus- pended.
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Durno's Catarrh Snuff cures all affections of the mucous membrane, of the head and hr0at.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
Republican Town Convention.

AAePUUAAc4H IUWH OUNVeHGHOMs The Republican town convention to nominate town oMcexs for the ensuing year will meet in room 15 in the Insurance building, No. S7O Chapel street. on Wednesday evening" November 28th, at 7:30 o'clock. Ohairmen of ward primaries will that delegates are provided with p roper credentials
 LUCIUS F. DEMTNG,
 Chairman Republican Town Committee.
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City Convention.

The Republican convention to nominate City Treasurer will meet in room Is in the Insurance building No. S70 Chapel street. on Wednesday even. ing, November 28th, Ut s.30 o'clock.
 LUCLOS P. DEFINING,
 Chairman Republican Town Committee
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nr craan,anrunanataaRi Ri,

pr. Greens Oxygenated Bitters Is the best remedy for dyspepsia, bilious ness, malaria, indigestion and diseases of the blood, kidneys, liver, skin, etc.
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City Real Estate Agency,
 27O Chapel Street. 1o E R RuSSETV

Two New First-CIass Houses.
 Aesa. FOR EALE on accommodating terms Nos. 124 Bs3s;;a and Wall street. These houses have been
 Ils built in the best and most convenient manner having the first floor Parlors Dining Room Kitch- en, Laundry and Pantries. Second floor has four large rooms with ample Closets and Bath Room. Third floor has three good rooms besides a large Storeroom with all other modern improvements. If not sold in few days, will be for rent. For ter ms apply to D. ALDEN
 no12 131 Temple St., 479 State St.
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Red Gstats.
FOR SALE,

House on Frank street, $1, 300. House on Blatchley avenue. $2,e00. House on Washington street, S2, ,S00 House Edwards street. s. 800. House on Orchar1 street, 5000. House on Chapel street. $1l, 900. Call at
 R. E. BALDWKN'S Real Estate Agency, s9s Chapel Street. no2A d&w
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HENRY CLEWS s CO, o. Is New Street, also Wall Street, N. T.,

(Next door to the Stock Exchange.) Bankers and Commission merehants. Securities and Products bought and sold on coma mission for cash or on margin. per cent allowed on DeposttB. Members of N. r. Stock Exchange N Y. Produce Exchange, N. '. Mining Exchange, Pero~ leum Exchange and the Chicago Board of Trades Private wire to OhicaGo. N. '. BEanches1 963 Broadway, cor. 2Sd St. connected by Grand Cent. Hotel, opp. Bond StS private wiresl 846 Broadway COT. Leonard Sts jy21 2taW
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ChapPed Hands, Face, Pfmples, and rough skin cured by using Juniper Tar Soap made by Cas- well, Hazard & Co.,, New York. ma W&F
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OAK HALL,
 S5 Church Street, no2A NEW HAVEN.
READ.
READ.

READ. READ. And bear in mind that you can save from 10 to 25 cents on the collar every time by buying BUTTER Stores, hotels, boarding and eating houses can be supplied from to lo00 pounds at wholesale prices We make it special business to Aeep fresh ooUN- TRY EGGS at the lowest prices.
 American CHEESE from to IS cents pound. Im- ported Schwitzer, Muenster, &c., at the New Hayea Butter Store 1I6 CONGRESS AVENUE.
 po24 A. FEHkBERG, Manager,
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RnARD AMID ROOMs
F0r ReDf With Roard-
4 WORD to the WLDE-AWAKE

As the HOLIDAY TIME is approaching ard almost every of you will have to buy presents for your family, relatives friends and especially at this time you ould like to have your money go long for you want to get the hsndsomest things and at the time not have them cost you too much you will have many purchases to make be- fore through with the iis you'll begin to ask yourself,
 ssNOw, | want to buy something in the Watch line. Where shall I go to get my moneys worth ?'' My advice to you Is come right to
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Dr. Mott's Liver Pills are the best catarrh regulators. iy6 wSwtf
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For Sale OF Exchange

kA A Fine Residence, pressed brick front, ksiisH 15 rooms, located central; price and terms ESIW easy; can be seen at any time. A House west of the colleges, 10 roorns hot and cold water, bathroom, etc. call and see 1t. number of farms.
 Houses and Tenements To Rent. Money To Loan at 5 and 6 per cent. No. 20 Church Street, Room 2.
 Office Open Evenings from to 8.
 l.. F. COMSTOCK.
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FOR SALE.

szsS HOUSE AND LOT, central location; now %eiiS rented for over ten per cent of the price eH asked
 GEO. A. ISBELL, Omce corner State and Elm Streets.
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FOR RE NIT

Thirty houses ana tenements located in different parts of the city. They vary in price and desrabity and will enable either large small families to make selections that WilI accommodate them.
 WEsTER FARM MORTGAGES constantly on hand for sale. They are generally for small amounts and have failed in the natttr of prompt payments Of both prin cipa and iHtersst.
 $5,OO0 to loan first mortgage at i've per cent in faraa krn han A intarsAt
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FOR RENT.
 5S&A FIVE ROOMS No. 278 Grand street, first sS;ia floor gas, cold and warm water, bath and wa ksIIA ter closet furnace and other modern improve ments; also rooms 98 Olive street; rooms No. "A Spring street, first floor half houpe AS Ashmun street, with barn for two horses; rooms Lewis
 JACOB HELLER, se2S 1 Yale Bank Bui1ting.
 FOR RENT,
 5& A handsomely furnished eecond-story front ESii5 room and bedroom within i've minutes walk kSsta of the college, to gentleman gentleman and wife; they especially desirable and conven tent for college professor meals be had within three or four doors. Address
 se5 If c. c. G., this office.
 FOR SALE CHEAP. 5sSA THE house and lot Mo- 2G0 Clinton avenue. H$;S Lot 100x140, of land situated Wood ESsS bridge road, two miles from center Of city, A. M HOLMES, fesh ss Church Street. Room 8.
 FOR RENT,
 k5s WHOLE HOUSE, No. GOO Chapel street, s3O EEs per month 137 Henry street, 1st floor, hot and #sA cold water, gas, furnace, stc $15 per month ;; 02 St. John street, first floor, rooms, S25 per month 29 Auburn street. 1st floor and barn, SIP per month; WhAlley avenue, Becond floor and small barn, s per month part of house on Grand street. near Ferry street, with barn, $16 per month 190 Clinton avenue, first floor, $10; second floor, S. Four rents Winchester Ar1nory. Also houses saIe in all parts Of city and on easy terms
 A. M. HOLMES, sp7 69 Church Street, Room 8.
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FOR SALE

EOIO OkAAEIg ssesA HOUSE on Bradley street, between State and sSSa Orange streets; lot 4Sxl40; house has marble E.IA mantles, gas water ana heat by steam will be s3ld low if sold on also house Clark street very cheap. Also wantsd S4, 900 and <T50J and $6.- Ot 0 st psr cent. goo6 security and parties.
 MERWIh'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
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FOR SALE.

%sS NO. 4t6~ Chapel street. facing the public #iia square, four story brick building in fine or
 IW dsr and well rented to desirable and responsi- ble tenants The lot is 33x158 with perpetual right of way ad Joining eleven feet wide. The purchase be secured at a low figure. S13,O00 can remain on mortgage Rt i've Ter cent. interest.
 W1W W7
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FOR SALE.

A brick house on an avenue, one block from E4Esss5 horse cars, for $2, 200.
 LI Also to rent one of the prettiest little houses the city, city water and gas, only 1O minutes walk from postof6ce rent low to good tenant.