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Indiana.
It Took Five Policemen.

IL VUA 4 I've EOIICe1heM'
LAFAYETTE, May 23.-It required the COM
bined efforts of a constable snd four police
ment to arrest John Kuntz and convey him to
Jail to-day. Kuntz is one of the wealthiest
citizens Of First ward, owning eonsiderabl 9
real estate Recently he and his wife and
family have had much trouble owing to disa-
greements about their property and yester-
day it eliminated in murderous assault on
his daughter. He was at one time street
commissioner and township trustee aud has
heretofore had large political influence in
oiEv affairs
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The Heme of WashIngton-Patriot
Ladies Who Keep 1t i'm Order.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-The annual council
of the regents and vice regents Of the Mount
Vernon association convened to-day at Mount
Vernon. The grounds and the mansion are
reported by the regents in excellent order.
The current year it is expected will see the
restoration and repair of the various rooms
in the manor house fully accomplished. AS
is already known, each State takes some one
room under its patronage so far as the num-
Der of the rooms in the house will
allow, restores and furnishes it in
style as nearly contemporaneous with
Washington's time as possible and in many
cases the original furniture has been secured
and replaced. The room where Mrs Wash
ington spent the eighteen months of her life
in affective retirement is the special charge of
Wisconsin. New York has the banquet
rooms, Massachusetts, has the library for
which Miss LongfelIow, vice regent, has
within the year secured additional relics to
the store already there as follows: An
tique andirons. tongs and shovels and
miniatures of General and Mrs. Washington,
presented by Mrs. Appleton, of Boston. South
Carolina has raised funds for furnishing the
family dining room precisely the same as it
was before. Georgia has restored the walls
of Mrs. Washington's sitting room and con-
tributed appropriate furniture. Alabama,
under the regency of Mrs. Herbert, has
selected the hall for her special work, re-
paired it, restored the crumbing walls and
added furniture. The association meets for
its annual council in the "River room"
which is Pennsylvania trust.
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EDlEN5 kyE70IS
NOTICE,

NOTICE.
HAVING sold my Etock, fixtures and full line Of
Il patterns to I. j. Wilmot earnestly recommend
her to all my former patrons hoping they will extend
to her the patronage SO kindly bestowed on me.
ELLA A. HATSTAT.
Having purchased the above line of business am
now located at 90 Orange Street, where would be
pleased to all the former patrons of Miss Hatstat
and the public generally.
Iny23 ct L ]. WIIMOT.
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Other Fires.

GREENFIELD, May 23.-The Everett House,
the only hotel in old Deerfield, was destroy
ed by fire to-day. Loss 1926. 900, insurance
$4,000. Among the families in the house
was that of William III. Tweed, of New
York.
DUBUQUE, Ia, May 23.-The Dubuque
inseed oil and paint works were partially
destroyed by fire this morning Loss $1o,-
600, insurance $6, 800.
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W iscOnsin.
The Search fer q Missing Man.

The Search for . Missing Man.
MILWAUKEE, May 23.-The Mayor to-day
received letter from Chester Holcomb, Sec
rotary of the legation at Pekin, asking if one
Edward Howe was among the victims of the
Newhall House fire. The writer says that
Mr.. Howe was the son of an English clergy
man was en- route for China at the time of
the fire and has not been heard of for several
months. Tho Mayor replied that no such
person is known to have persisted
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FIRE RECORD.
Enormous Losses at sebastopoI.

Enormous Losses at sebastopoI.
VIENNA, May ga great fire involving
enormous losses is reported to have occurred
in the Russian Navigation company's ship
building yards at Sebastopol. Warehouses
and vessels in stock were burned with large
quantities of supplies. The losses cannot be
estimated.
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Arkansas.
The Track of a Cyclone.

The Track OF n Cyclone.
Fort SMITH, May 23.-Information il re-
ceived here of hurricane in johnson county.
1t first struck near the mouth of Horsehead
creek, crossed the railroad track and fol-
lowed the east fork of that creek several
miles. John James was killed and several
others were wounded. twenty-five houses
and one church were destroyed.
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Great Britain.
ct. R1atse wins the Derby.

st. BIafae Wins the Derby.
LONDON, May 23.-The race for the
Derby was run at EPSON Downs to-day
and won by Sir F. Johnstene's st.
Blaise with Lord Ellesmere's High
land Chief second, and Lord Fall
mouths Galliard third. The weather
was pleasant The betting was 5 to
L against st. Blaise. The House of
Commons adjourned over to-day in Or
der to be present 185 to s5. GAL
lard was the favorite in the betting
He was the winner of the 1000 gUineas,
with St. Blaise behind him.
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nnr.ar tn &c Flrst Degree.

NEW York, May 22.-Patrick Casey, the
crazy, consumptiVe policeman who deliber-
ately shot and killed Sergeant Comiskey at
the desk at the Hunters Point police station,
was to day convicted of murder in the first
degree. The jury was out less than an
hour, and Casey's face was white and he
shook nervously on hearing the verdict. It
was the second trial Sentence will be
passed tomorrow.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.
Another sensation spo1le

Another Sensation Spoiled.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-Looney, the Irish
man who was arrested while attempting to
effect an entrance into the residence of the
British minister, has been sent to the work
house. He is described by tke police as
week-minded vasrant
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FOR RENT,
49, AFURNISHED ROOM to one or two gentle
@iia men. Apply at
EiU my24 If Ill ORANGE STREET.
HORSE FOR SALE.
young dark brown horse, warranted
&As1N sound and gentle. Suitable for lady
NN& gentleman to drive. Anyone wanting first.
-Aclass horse in every particular can find one
at rear
my24 it, 125 PARK STREET.
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Tn. .mhersts Beaten By Princeton.

New YoRK, May 2s.-Amherst and Prince
ton played their first championship game
to day at the Polo grounds. The attendance
was smaller than that which usually witnesses
college games. The mines played very even
game throughout, although the errors madeb by
the Amhersts were more damaging than those
of their opponents. Princeton ran the bases
in fine style. The pitching on both sides
was excellent The score by innings was as
o K e
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NEW YORK.
The American Team In Practice.

The American Team In Practice.
NEW York, May 23.-Eight of the recently
appointed fourteen members of the Ameri-
can team reported at Creedmoor to-day for
practice. They were J. L. Paulding, George
Joiner, j. FL. Brown, r. j. Stuart. A. 81. Van
Heusen, Walter Scott, John Smith and T. ].
Do1an. By permission Of the captain,
George E. P. Howard, Messrs. W. L. Cash,
j. M. Pollard and s. I. Scott will practice
at Washington where they reside, and Messrs.
G. w. Hinman and ". ]. Rabbett at Boston.
Mr.. W. w. Bull will practice at Springfield,
Mass. The wind and weather were both un-
favorable for good shooting at Creedmoor
aud contrary to expectations the
scores were unusually high.
Out of 210 points Pau1ding made 1856, Joiner
1873, Doian 176, VanHeusen 175, Brown 172,
Scott III, Stuart 167 and Smith 165. The
shooting was over the 200, 500, 800, 800 and
], 900 yard ranges. When the men report
for practice tomorrow Captain Howard will
form them into squads in the order that they
will shoot in the International match. The
best average made by the British team while
practicing for the match Of last year under the
same conditions as the men shot at Greed
moor was 165 points The average OF
the American team to day was over 174-
Secretary Seabury to day received oommu-
nicaLion from Mr.. q. w. Shriven, secretary
of the British Rife association, in which he
offers to make any provisions desired by the
American team to facilitate their practice
upon their arrival in England and offers the
Wimbledon or Liverpool ranges for such
purposes.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-In the practice
here to-day of the Washington members of
the American rife team the following score:
were made out of possible 21O: S. 1. Scott
I79, Pollard 179, Cash Ill.
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Political Notices.

meeting of the Republican Electors will be held
at L. P. Demings Once, No. zs Church street. Mon
day May 2s at O'Clock p. M, for the purpose of
electing Ward Committee for the ensuing year.
F. A. MONSON,
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
sarlorn Lost I'm q Fog.

GLOUCESTER, May 23.-The schooner
Frederick Gerring, from Grand Banks to-
day, reports that on May 18th she lost two
of her crew named William Williams and
Allen McLane in a fog while attending
travis on the bank.
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News by Telegraph
FROMALL QUARTERS.
RERDBLL BURIED
His Coffin Nailed With PEN
Gil Memoranda.
INGERSOLL'S PRAYER To GABRIEL.
Don't Blow I'm Passing Over
the Grave.
AMERICAN RiFLEMEN In PRACTICE.
Good Averages Made by all
the Men.
RiFLEMEN In PRACTICE.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

IngersoIrs Prayer to Gabrtel-Don't Blow
When Passing Over Rerdsll's Grave
Various Matters More Less Impor-
tant.
WASHINGTON. May 23.-Colonel Ingerson
continued his argument to the Star route
jury this morning, severely criticising Rer-
deI's course in withdrawing his plea of mot
guilty" and entering one of 'tguilty" and
then going on the stand as government
witness. He finally concluded by burying
Rerdell fguratively, his coffin being nailed
with the pencil memoranda and various Aft
davits and labelled with the Chico letter.
For gravestone Mr.. Ingersoll erected the
"Red book" Nov he is buried, " said Mr..
Ingersoll, land my prayer is to Gabriel when
he passes over that grave don't blow" He
then began review of the general evidence
in reply to Messrs. Bliss and Ker. Without
concluding the court adjourned.
Frank E. Howe, formerly of the Howe
Scales company and later pension agent in
New York, died in Washington to-day sud
denly of congestion of the brain.
The Treasury department. will in day or
two issue circular directing that duties
under the new tariff law shall be charged
on goods that may arrive in port July
next. WneG06F unlORoeQ OF not.
The first formal meeting of the reorgan-
lied Hill investigation committee was held
this morning at the Treasury department.
Mr.. Murch was present and asked the COM
mittee to adjourn over until tomorrow
morning in order to give him time to pre-
pare certain documents which he will put in
evidence. Mr.. Nurch will be represented by
Mr.. James Coleman.
The Treasury department has replied to a
firm of vessel owners at Montreal, Canada,
who intend to navigate line of steamers
from Montreal to Chicago, touching at Cleve-
land and carrying passengers to and from
intermediate points in the United States.
According to recent decision of the Attor-
ney General, there is no law visible to pre-
vent the carriage of passengers as proposed
by this Canadian company, but the PROPOSE
ton is looked upon with disfavor by this
government, and if law can be found to
prevent it an immediate enforcement will
follow.
The lighthouse beard has decided to erect
an experimental tower in Staten Island, New
York, harbor for the purpose of testing all
appliances for Illuminating lighthouses by
electricity.
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DUBLIN, May ga warm reception was
rendered to Archbishop Croke On his return
here from Rome to-day. He was affection
ately greeted by several thousand persons,
who awaited the arrival of the train from
Kingston.
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DEATHS.
MARINE LIST.

MARINE LIST.
& PORT OF NEW HAVEN.
ARRIvED-ALAY %.
Sch Geo Young, Capt Baker, from Pensacola, Fla,
with lumber to N q S Mill Co, was "a days.
Sch Matte Taber, Capt Maxwell, from Bruins.
wick, Ga, with lumber to 81 Mill Co, 10
days.
Arrived bound East.
Sch Olive Branch, Haskell, for Boston.
Sch Sarah L Thompson, Wright, for Portsmouth.
Sch Capt John, Capt Holt, for salem.
Sch Gust Capt Nickerson, for Providence
Sch H Warlord, Capt Corson, for providence.
Sch Islee of Pines, LeRg, for Providence.
Sch s Smith, for Providence.
Sch Alert, for Bos ton.
Sch Henrietta, Capt Billiard, for New London.
Sch Miller, for Somerset.
Sailed at $50 p. N.
Sch Sunlight, Cooley, for Boston.
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w. j. SKINNER,
Rear of 1O5 and LOT Orange st.,
Plain and Decorative Paper Hanse

Plain q nd AeeoFhtHNe IN per hHAnser,
etc es, has made new departure and will in con-
nectop with his cid business that of furni
tnre repairing, upholstering Also will manufacture
and renair bric-a-brac, window flower pots and
riety Of other wood work. AL work guaranteed sat
iefactory my23 3m
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MONEY ISLAND HOUSE,
Ell. nd. KILLAM, Proprietor.

The House has been thoroughly renovated and at
ted up and furnished in first class STYLE All that
could insure comfort to its guests has been done.
Pleasant and comfortable rooms spacious and at
tractive Dining Room new Billiard Rooms with two
Collender Billiard Tables grounds greatly improved
Swings, Easy Chairs, Hammocks, Croquet and Lawn
Tennis Grounds, etc., etc. New Bathing House. etc.
Two new Docks have been built.
House Opens Early i'm June.
GS- For Particulars Address ns Above
my21 3m
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The Ya1es Beaten at New BRIGHTON,

NEW YORK, May 23.-The Yale college
nine visited Staten Island to-day and played
the Staten Island team on the grounds of the
latter club at New Brighton In presence of
about five hundred people, of whom great
many were ladies. The score was:
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WANTED.

CAPABLE young partner with a few
"A hundred dollars capital. References given and
required. Call or address
TSWOOLSEY STREET,
mY23 2t- Fair Haven
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- THE most eligible and desirable residence,
Lii At Trumbun street, corner of Lincoln house
EIIb contains twelve rooms and eight open fire
places Lot 50x11O feet. Grounds we'll stocked with
Vines and Fruit Trees in good bearing condition.
House can be seen from to p. m. Information on
the premises
162 CHAPEL STREET.
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WANTED,


a SITUATION by respectabla girl to do second
"a WORK in private family. Good reference
my24 It, 124 PROSPECT STREET.
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LANGUOR AND LAssITUDE,

LANGUOR AND LASSITUDE,
so COMMON IN THE SPRING, INDICATE A TOR
fID CONDITION OF TIE LIVER AND A SLUGGISH
CIRCULATION OF THE LIFE GIVING FLUIDS. A
TEAsPoONFUL OF TARRANT'S SELTZER
APERIENT IN A GLASS OF WATER HALF AN
HOUR BEFORE BREAKFAST WILL GENTLY RE-
LIEvE AND REGULATE THE LIVER, QUICKEN
AND PURIFY THE CIRCULATION, AND 1MPART
NEW LIFE AND VIGOR TO EVERY FUNCTION OF
THE BODY. ALL DRUGGISTS HAVE IT.
my24 eod2w
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A NURSE and seamstress; who is fond of chill
n dren and can give good recommendation from
previous employers. Apply at
my23 st 80 PEARL STREET.
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49, FURNISHED HOUSE from June 18th for
#sil Ave or six months, and possibly until May 1st
HIIk Must be centrally located of good size, and
some grounds around 1t. H P. HOADLEY,
Real Estate Dealer, 2 Hoadley Building.
Office open from to $50 d. m
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~ THE House and Farm of the late Jason War
SSa uer on the direct road from Westville to West
&iii Haven, in Town of Orange. The house In near
II new and commands fine view of the city and its
surroundings. For particulars, inquire of Il. P.
HOADLEY, o. address
DaI5 IL "C..n p o, Box 1925, City.
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WANTED.
wv NTEll

EMF OFFICE.
FOR MALES AND FEMALES.
ELP of different nationalities be supplied
to private families, boarding houses hotels
and restaurants The proprietor Of this establish
uent pays great attention In the choice of girls and
sonen before sending them to h1l situations. Calls
from the country, at any distance, promptly at
tended to- Invalid and wet nurses at ehort notice.
Male help for all kinds of work.
MRS. T. MULLlGAN,
ms tt Is46 st. John street. near Artisan
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kss6 WHOLE HOUSE No. 600 Chapel street, $50
Esa per month 1877 Henry street, LIST floor hot and
sH cold water, gas, furnace, ETC., SIS per month
O2 st. John street. first floor, rooms, $25 per
month; Whalley avenue, second floor and small
barn IS per month part Of house on Grand street.
near Ferry street, with barn, SIG per mouth; 1876
Clinton avenue, first floor, SO; second hoori So.
Four rents near Winchester Armory. Also houses
or in all parts Of city and on easy terms
A. M. HOLMES,
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WANTED.

A SITUATION as coachman by al Englishman. fla
90 gooo niIRer and handy about place; thor
oughly understands his business can give 0ood ref
Sreuoe Auoress BOX 1874,
Or call at present employers, Mrs B. Bradley New
Haven Annex. TorSyy
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FOR RENT,
HOTSE FOE SALE.

49, THE Brick House No. 70 Howe street, with
ts.id all modern improvements and in fine order.
E3IIH Location the best in the city. Inquire Of
N. W. MERWIN,
Gorr,ar Stata and anrcra Etraafs
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The Republican Electors of the Tenth Ward arc
requested to meet at No. I01 Whalley avenue Mon
day evening May %, at 7:3O O'Clock, sharp for the
purpose Of electiDg Ward Committee for the ensu-
ing year. Per order,
j. Il. ROWLAND,
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a SITUATION as housekeeper in a respectable
"A family or to do general Homework. Also a COM
petent girl. Call at
rnHO LII
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a SITUATION by suitable young woman cook
"A or as nurse in a private family, either in the
city or in the country. Understands her business
and is willing to make herself generally useful In
quire at
my24 It, s3b ORANGE STREET
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WANTED,

A American boy about fifteen years old to learn
IN the drug business Address In own handwrit-
ing BOX S66A<@
my23 2tf New Haven Postofice.
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WAN IEOe
A once hrst-class barber, no Sunday work: a
N married man preferred. Address
VIM. FREDERICK,
Bixbee House Barber Shop, Meriden, Conn.
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Building Lots. Money.

OTIS AT $500, $3.50. $3.50, $500, $3.50, $780, ST. 600
Ia s., 200, 81, $50, 81 500, $500, $500.
Now Is the time to buy.
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WANTED.

a SITUATION by respectable young girl to do
quire at s-' ---1--' LIZ
my24 2ts Js9 wAJTACE cTPEET
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The Bridge Opening-Thfeves FIocking
to the Scene.
BROOKLYN, May 23.-It Is said that there
has been a large influx to this city of
thieves who expect to ply their vocation
during the bridge opening ceremonies to-
morrow. Police Commissioner Jordan has
cautioned citizens generally to be watch
full.
The Baltimore and Ohio Telegraph COM
pany has established an Office at the Brook
Ign entrance of the East river bridge ada
cent to the grand stand Chicago, st. Louis,
Cincinnati, Louisville, Washington and ali
the principal cities in the country will be in
direct communication tomorrow
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have this season, regulae Gilt Edge, for ESQ
h. or lbs foe 81. Remember that this is pure
artic, and warranted to suit any body. Just look
at it
Splendid Table Butter Csc Id.
Good Butter lbs for 81, 1sc h.
LOCO punches Radishes only &c b7nch.
Splendid Lettuce 4c head
Onions punches for SC.
Splendid Pineapples only Ice each.
Fine large ripe Strawberries only lac basket.
Fresh Green Peas, well hlled pods, only 35c PIX.
EvAporated Peaches 1Sc 10.
Choice Early Rose Potatoes 81 bush.
Choice Burbank Potatoes 81 bush
Splendid Cream Cheese only 15c lb.
Try fine Table Peaches only 15c can They
delicious in flavor and kolid packed
Try our String Beans only &c can
Try our Tomatoes solid packed 7c can.
Still selling those Fresh Eggs only zoe doz, war
ranted.
Fine French Prunes lbs for 25c
Splendid Lemons only l5c doz
Pecan nuts only 12c quart.
A few of those Canned Plums left at SC
Look at Goldfish only 4c Id.
Remember we sell for cash, which enables us to
sell for q small advance above cost.
Don't forget the place
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The P., Un.,,op. i'm Convention.

ALBANY, MAY 23.-At 1890 this morning
the members of the iftieth convention of
the Psi Epsilon fraternity went into secret
session in the Court of Appeals room in
the new Capitol. Professor Willard Fiske, of
Cornell, read q history of the fraternity Ad-
dresses were made by Hon. A. 81. Rics and
Professor A. p. Jacobs. The public exer-
cises and ball take place tomorrow and the
banquet Friday, when President Arthur is
expected.
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Fourteenth Ward.
A meeting of Republican Electors will be held at
the Engine House In the Fourteenth Ward on Mon
day, May 28th, 1888 at O'Clock p. m the purpose
Of electing Ward Committees for the ensuing year
q. A. STEVENS,
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WANTED.


a SITUATION by respectable girl to do general
"A housework in private family. Good refer
ence. Inquire at
my24 2ts lis FRANKLIN STREET
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by Competent girl to cook or do
= general homework in respectable family. Is
CHI p S 4no wiling. Good reference If required.
my24 It, Aa5 cuApET Srprrr
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Dion ana vignau1 the winners.

Dion and VfSnaux the Winners.
New YORK, May 23.-The afternoon game
in the billiard tournament was won by Dion,
who beat Carter by 500 to 40. Eighty-one
innings we're played, Dion's average being 6
1881 and Carter rs. Dion's highest run
was AZ, Carter's 81.
The evening game between Vignaux and
Schaefer was of great interest and the hall
was completely filled, the play at times, how
ever, being disappointing to the friends of
the champions. A great many shots were
applsuded The defeat was severe, Schaefer
making only 341 points. Averages, Vignaux
7 9-I3, Schaefer 1854. Highest runs Wig
naux 81, Schaefer 81.
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A SILENT or active partner in a light mauufac-
n turing business standing on a good footing
in market. Only small capital required Address
my24 ct CAPITAL, this office.
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HOME SECURITIES.

HOME SECURLTIESs
rs shares Naugatuck R. R. Co. stock.
25 shares New Haven Gas Co. stock.
al shares New Haven Water Co. stock.
Northampton R. B. per cent. bonds
New York & New England r. R. 6 and per cent.
bonds.
Telephone stocks. Western guaranteed farm loans.
MCALISTER L WARREN,
mv233 at Bankers and Brokers, 81 Orange street.
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a eiLOAI1oN by respectable and thorouehIy
s1i 1Ompeeent girl to do general Homework In
sAit PriYAse family Is good plain cook. Good
city reference. Call at tho store of S-
my241t. h7 and "a n, a. LsbhoN,
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WANTED

DY q competent dretsmaker from New York few
ED engagements in families; cutting and trimmi
perfectly; all styles Apply at
23I CROWN STREET,
ny24 IT. Near York
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eleventh Ward.

Eleventh Ward.
The Republican Voters of this Ward are requested
to meet at store of Smith Granniss, Monday
ing, 2sth, at p. m. to appoint Ward Committee.
Per order,
CHAIRMAN.
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D. M. WEIGH & SON,
Nos. % and 80 Congress Avenue.
Register COPY. my24

F. ViscOnti, 81 Union Street,
A NTIQUE and Modern Furniture made and re-
IN paired on most reasonable terms: A trial is re-
snectfuIly solicited. T. VISCONTI,
my23 6t* 81 Union Street.