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Notice to Contractors.
SEWERS.

CIrY ENGINEERS OFFICE, No IT City Hal,l
 New Haven, Conn., June 28, 1884. GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this - office until 7:SO o'clock Wednesday evening, July 2d, 1884,
 bJ avenue, from it's present. terminus to the new channel of West River in St. Roman street, from Lawrence street 150 feet northery, and in Evergreen Cemetery fzm its present terminus to the outlet the lake.
 Blank forms of proposal and any information con- cernins plans specifications amount Of bonds etc, will be furnished upon application.
 No proposal will be received after the time spec- fled, and all proposals not the blanks furnished and that are properly filled out, will be rejected. The right to reject any all bids will be reserved. By order of the Board of Public Works.
 ALBERT B. HILL, City Engineer.
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Eleven Business Houses Destroyed.
 DUBOIS, Pa. June 22.-Fire this morning at o'clock, at Benizetti Elk county, lum- Der town on the Alleghany Valley railroad, destroyed eleven buildings, nearly all busi mss houses The fire "as caused by the ex- plosion of a lamp. Less, S4O,O00.
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TELEGRAPHEC JoFrINGs.

John Donlan, aged twenty five, living on Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, was drowned Saturday night while bathing in the Mount Prospect reservoir. The body was recovered this morning
 William E. Ashton, aged twenty four, was killed and James Chadwick, aged twenty" eight, was seriously injured yesterday after noon by the falling of pile of lumber upon them at Hills wharf in Providence.
 Charles 0. Hemmick, 8 son of Justice George A. Hemmick and an employe of the mail division in the Baltimore postofice, was arrested yesterday at the instance of the United States authorities, charged with ab- stracting valuable letters from the mails.
 William Fitz simons, who was formerly an engineer on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad, has brought suit against the company for $50, 900 for injuries received while in the discharge of his duties The case is being strongly contested on both sides
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Resolved. That if marriad ua uilI hrine,

Resolved, That if married we will bring our wives along.
 Resolved, That from this time onward we will work for particular aim in life that we will endeavor to win distinction and to cultivate the talents we possess in such a manner that in twenty years we may arrive as near perfection as possible in our respsc- tive avocations in life. That we will strive to sustain the character that God designed so that our meeting will be one worthy Of remembrance and entitled to place in his- tory.
 Resolved, That our lives shall be charac- terized by strict devotion to the land of our nativity or adoption, the United States of America: that our government shall always find in us willing supporters; that we will fight against all influences tending to under mine our nation
 All fha riunara oIiva huk ma
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NEW ENGLAND.
Maine.

A Man Covered With Boiling Tar.
 PORTLAND, June 22.-Yesterday afternoon John Collins, who has been assisting in tar ring the roof of the Falmouth Hotel, started for the roof with 8 pail of boiling tar in each hand. He set the pails down and they rest cd on stick which lay across the path. In picking the pails up they took the stick with them. The stick tripped Collins and he fell forward with his load and as he struck the ground his hands and arms were plunged into the tar. The pails were overturned, sending the hot fluid over him and he was burned in shocking manner. Re -overy is impossible.
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THE SOUTH.
West Virginia.
A Lawyers Big Fee,

CHARLEsTowN, W. Va, June 22.-By late decision of the Supreme court of appeals in the celebrated land case of Chapman and Finch vs. Joseph Maitland from Wyoming county, Col, Joseph w. Davis, counsel for plaintiff, is in receipt of ths largest fee ever fallen to the lot of any lawyer in this State, ths sum exceeding $100,OOO Two hundred and seventy thousand acres of land are in voIved. Colonel Davis compensation was to be 8 certain per cent of the valus of all land
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FOR SALE

LARGE Lot on Shelton Avenue. Only small "a sum required down. The balance can remain on mortgage and be paid for in instalments. Horse cars pass the premises every fifteen minutes Lot Is 125 feet on the avenue and 1855 feet deep. For particulars call at MERWIN'5 Real Estate Ohhce, m20 759 Chapel Street.
 FOR RENT,
 Sx4a FIVE rooms No. 553 State street, water clos E;;a et ess and water; and five rooms corner South EaiiG and Park streets. Inquire at No. 792 Chapel street Room g. JACOB HELLER. my
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SoaJod DxoHosals

EN ILL be received until the 12th day of July w Saturday, at 10 o'clock 8. ID.. for mason work of the proposed new Hospital extension st Middle town, Conn., The contractor to supply all materials for this work and to enter int obligations finish the within specified time, which he s to des- gnate; and to furnish good and sufficient bonds the faithful performance of the work. Plans and specifications can be seen st the Hospital
 Tne committee reserve the right to reject a1y or all bids not iD the interest of the State Address
 SECRETARY BUII DING COMMITTEE,
 i2l 2t Hospital for Insane. MiddstoHn. Ct.
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NE " YORK.
An Old Mans Last Jump


 NEW YORK, June 22.-El.sha E. Saekstk en inmate of the Samaritan Home for the Aged, West Twenty-second stress, during a tenn. porary fit of insanity this morning committed suicide by jumping from window of the in- stitution. He was eighty-two years of age and native of Green wich, Connecticut. A Baccalaursate Sermon Without tha
 Glass.
 UTICA, June 22.-The senior class at Ham ilton college bolsed the bacealaureate sermon to-day. It was an intentional insult to the president, Dr. Darling. He delivered the address as usual, making no reference to the action of the class:
 4 Wealthy House Gs~ner EIurdered. NEW YORK, June 22.-PefNr Mccormick, one of the weaIthiest and bsst known resi- dents of Hunters Point, vas this morning 1 shot and instantly killed in his own house by one of his tenants, Patrick Herman. It sp- pears that Herman was in arrears with his rent I'd MT. Mccormick had been pressing hins for it. Herman has been arrea.ed and fhsfe is much excitement ip town. G0verntR HOAdIey Tn New York. NEW YORK, June Ex-Governor HoalIey,
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Great Britain.
AnInfernaI Machi,e,

LONDON, June 22.-The internal machine which Patrick Joyce had in possession when arrested at Amenstoun yesterday has been forwarded to Major Majiende, the inspector of explosives It is consisted of an outer wooden casing inclosing brass tube bound with gutta perchs and leading to an inner chamber filled with a liquid substance. A tap at the end of brass tube prevented She liquid from spiiling. The machine was art fully contrived so as to resemble 8 small log of wood.
 Thirty-five Miners Drowned.
 LONDON, June 23.-The Standards des- patch from Vienna states that a mine at Deutschal (Silesia) has been flooded and thir- ty-five miners drowned.
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EOIG 1O dI1N Ia
 SEss, ONE front room, 73x3S, fourth floor of EsII;,H Quinnipiac Building. Mo- 69S Chapel street. ksl!R Very desirable for light manufacturing bus iness premises being supplied with steady power, steam 5heat and elevator for freight. Lighted on three sides. May be leased for term of yearA
 HENRY F.. ENGLISH. -ooctF 92 Orange Street.
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of Ohio, arrived in this city this evening. He is en route for New Haven where he. will de- liver the annual commencement address be- fore the Law school on Tuesday.
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"ANTEIDe A GIRL for general housework and to cook, wash A and iron; references required. Apply from until II B. m. at NO. S62 CHAPEL STREET.
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DEATHS

BALDWIN-In Ansonia June 22 silas 0. Baldwin, aged 56 years. Funeral services at his late residence in Ansonia,
 Wednesday afternoon st o'clock. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. PECK In this city, June 21 Clarence Arthur, young- est child of the late Edward D. and Clara G. Peck, aged year. Funeral services at Mo- 10 Olive street on Monday, June 23, at 8 D. m.
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Summer 8esorts, BLOODGOOD HOUSE ! Catskill Mountains.

A DELIGHTFUL resort on the highest range of A the Catskill. Postofice, telegraph office, de- hghtful scenery, aria good board and pleasant roomk- Inquire of ISAAC F. GRAHAM, Manager, R. G. DUNN & CO. TAT Chapel Street, New Haven Ct, or the proprietors, BLOODGOOD BROS,
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Italy.

An Explosion of Powder-Thtrty People
 Killed and Seventeen Wounded.
 ROME, June 22.-An explosion occurred to-day in the powder mills at Pontremoi in Tuscany. Thirty persons were killed and seventeen wounded.
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Russia.

AFur1ous Attack on the Jews.
 ST. PETERSBURG, June 22.-A serious out break against the Jews occurred to-day in Nishni-Novgorod Thirty houses were de- molished and eleven persons were killed and forty wounded.
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CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
SARATOGA SPRINGS,

Less than five minutes walk from the depot, the park and the various mineral springs. Accommoda- tions firstclass and terms low Office at Beers' Pho tograph Parors, 76l Chapel street, where board and roons by the cay, week CT month, be secured in advance. circulars and all information obtained
 iaDI1 i'm
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Michigan.

Strikers On the RampRge-SoldfeTs On
 Hand to Keep ths Peace.
 OsooDA, June 22-Yesterday was very quiet, more so than any day since the strike began. Up to 6 o'clock in the evening the streets had 8 deserted appearance. Che would judge that nothing uncommon was going on At meeting of prominent cit izsns it was decided to have the militia sent here and the sheriff telegraphed the Governor, who at once replied that the Bay City Guards would be ordered here. Few knew of the miIitia's coming. On the arrival of the train not many people were escorted from the train by the An Sable military band. As soon ss the march began 8 crowd gathered. Twenty of Pinkerton's men arrived on the same train. Thev are very formidable looking men and are armed with Winchester rifles. They are ouartered at the National Hotel. The euards are quartered at the wigwam rink. By the time the troops arrived on
 Main street at least one thousand men and hovs vere following them, heoting and yelling. The strikers are more excited than ever ana threats are made and the militia cursed. 1t ia rumored that the Alpena Guards will ar- rive today. It is said the detectives are go- inp to arrest the leaders and take them out Inf khe county for trial If 30 blood may be shed. The strikers will resist any arrests. The soldiers and Pinkerton's men are guar tered about half mile apart.
 A St-~u1ar Reunfon-The Queer Com unct that Will Bring Eleven Old Friends Together.
 DErRorr, June 22.-The coming first of July will witness peculiar reunion of eleven
 soldiers at Niagara Falls Twenty years ago twelve inmates of the United States hospital at York, Pa, made compact to meet in
 twenty yeats from that time at Niagara Falls. l All with two exceptions were wounded men | under trestment for wounds received in &C.,
 sion. A rseolution vas drawn gp and signed as a solemn compact by the round
 dozen. The Times has obtained the follow
 ing copy of thescompact:
 Resolved, That we twelve do hereby agree 1 to meet at the falls of Niagara, American aide. at 2 D. m , if alive on July l, 1884, twenty years hence and the anniversary of the openine of t1e great battle of Getty ,bu rg | and thet V @ remain there until July 4tn, for the purpose of comparing ine:dsnts and ex- peri snces' ip our hVes.
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EnRaALE OR RENT.

kaAs THE House No. 2S3 Orchard street to 6 Emau &iIIA R. G. RUSSELL. s5tf 334 Chapel street.
 FOR SALEs IA Two family house on Sylvan Avenue, S8OO E5!i4 cash required. Two family house on Jackson &5iJ street, $350 cash required.
 ms If GEO. A. ROOT, sos Chapel St.
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NO exchange good Horse for Beach Wagon. Ad-
 j2O St p O. T3oT 4a6
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Austria.

Hundreds of Villages Under Water.
 VIENNA, June 22.-Hundreds of villages have been submerged in Galicia by the rising of the waters of the Dniester and Vist ula rivers. The city of Cracov is in danger of being wholly submerged. The floods cause a stoppage in the supply of beef cattle for Vienna. Tens of thousands of persons are made homeless in the flooded district.
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Ss GOOD BOARD, large pleasant rooms, pure
 ia air, nice shade trees daily mail, can be found Iz.E at large and neatly kept farm house, beauti fully situated on elevated ground in West Torring ton, Conn.,, direct road to and Goshen. Terms $l per day. Address MRS. M. 0. BABCOCK, West Torrinpfo Conn ieo3 6tz
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LOT

have tract of land finely situated close by West Haven Green on Church Street, 400 feet front and POO feet deep which sell at $5 per front foot, will take less for the lot There is nothing else favoraby located that c4n be bought nearly as low
 a0I if EDWARD A.. RAY.
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kgAA frat-class houee York Street, near sF;aE Chapel. Has 12 All modern con- BSs veniences, and is in fine condition throughout.
 inquire at I'll York St. ma BN VIEW of the opening Of the new railroad to q West Haven there will be some call for
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A Huge Dynamite Bomb.

VIENNA, June 22.-Several foreign anarch- ists were arrested in this city today, having in their possession huge dynamite bomb. Experts state that the bomb is of sufficient power to wreck the largest building in the city.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.
'ho AHmaLn aRn~

AM0 A1HbAA 4t tOueeMBIh"Ms QuEENsTowN, June 22.-The steamship Alaska has arrived from Liverpool and pro- ceeded for New York. All on board are well. There had been some anxiety felt on account of the vessel being overdue.
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FOR SALE,

,4SAA SEVERAL lots at Sschem's Head, Guilford E;!a One of the nicest places the Sound to speRd #:Id the Summer. For map apply to
 T. G. Sloan & Son,
 Room 3, Benedict Building Or CAPT. o. N. BROOKS, 6uilford, Conn. i5
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A Cottage to Rent on the East

sA One of the largest, best located, and most de- Es;;s srabe cottages at Morris Cove nearNew Haven kIa to rent for the season. It has large kitchen IWith water brought in), dining room and sitting room and six large sleeping rooms well furnished There is also good barn belonging with it. Apply to H. STEVENS, at the office of the G. F. WARNER MFG. co. 2l2 East street. New Haven. a14 tf
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R(1R HE.

tsAS No 25o James Street, just north of Grand
 ssis Street. on lot S5x00, nearly new seven room -sAA house that can be occupied by two small fam1- lies The entire premises have been well cared for and ara in tirst-cIass order, Price $2, 900.
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ruonfu uRniIars Rnward

{&4A GOOD two-family Houss with modern inn Ssia provements; corner lot 471 150 feet located Ea.sh of the best avenues in the city. bar gain for Call st 70 Church eet. Room 2.
 je23 4t# L. F. OOMSTOCK
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FOR RENTs

The Grand Street Livery Stables told number, ls2) formerly occupied by Allen Seaman, The premises arc madam and dc sirable in all respects and iu per-
 feet order. There accom- modations fo= thirty and ample storage for the carriage outht. low price for rental will be made to respons1-
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Summer Boarders.

ESF-LSSS FOR return of Backan Ian Setter Deg, little white on nose and on breast Lost June IS. Registered number and owners name on collar. Rsturn to Barker Ransonl's stable, Court street, CT to s. R. DoWner, WhitneyYille, je2Stf
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MOFFAT-WILSoN-At South End, East Haven June 19, by Rev. l. O Meserve William Mofat and Bella Wilson, all of this city. R. Bacon. George B. Miller, jr, and Kate I. Field all of this city.
 Waterbury papers copy. GILMOUR-HINE-On Wednesday. June IS, 1884, at St. Johns Episcopal church, New Haven, Conn.,. by Rev. Stewart Means, rector, Lucie w., daughter of Mrs. Charles Hine of New Haven, to Robert Monsell dilnour, of FlAtbush, L. l. PARK RkER-CARPENTER-Int this city, June 4 by the Rev. I. O. Meserve. Captain Rodney Parker of Clinton, and Miss Alice R. Carpenter of New Ha- ven.
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Don't Drink Dirty Water,
For SaJa Varvs.haor,

TET good filter The best and most perfect is SF Pufers Improved Gibbs Filter on exhibition and for Sale at LEAVICT & BRADLEY'S, No. 1,l32 Chapel street. Manufactured by ". E. Fufer, 127 Beskman street. N. Y. i2l
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Ss TWO gentlemen to occupy, at moderate rent, &i5 pleasant chamber in first class house. 9A college and postonace. Address CAMERA, office Journal and Courier. References required. j21 2"
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FOR SALE.

&aS FINE residence in West Haven First Sid avenue, containing Il rooms also barn, hen- Elia nery, bat h house ahd all necessary outbuIld- inGs in good repair we'll sto ,ked with fruit tress and grapevines Lot, $40 feet front with depth of 250 fe1 t. the facing the harbor. Also a house and lot on Water street. Lot 95 feet front. runn1n back to the channel 320 feet deep 8 good location for business enterprise desiring wharf privilege For price, &c., call address
 WALTER A. MAIN,
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TNams.

WANTED, ~ HORSES to pasture. Inquire of mA }. v. RATTELSDORFEB, 63A Corner Wallace and Greene streets. --EG je2SNH
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EOR. RENT.
For sale at a Bargain,

AsaA BEAUTIFUL two-story cottage house, con- ESS taining nine situated in the pleasHntest
 EY part of the village of Saratoga Springs, New York, within ten minutes walk of the celebrated mineral springs and large hotels Lot 100x150 feet, on the corner of Third Catherine streets; within one block Of Judge Htlton's park. high ground i; of the healthiest localities in the village. DOT
 tion of the purchase money remain mortgage, if desired. For full information call address E. F. DURAND, grocer SPA State street, New Haven.
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WANIED, A SITUATION by respectable Rirl to do second "A work or general housswoRk in private family. Apply at NO. SOUTH STREET.
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4 Wealthy House 1Is.aer Eurdered.

8overntR HOadIey In New York NEW YORK, June Ex-Governor Hoa Hey,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARRIAGES.

BRoWN-In stonington, June 19, 8 son to MT. Mrs. Alvin B. Brown.
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 a LOT of good Grindstones, from 18 to 20 inches A in diamster and inches thick. Just the light size for fsrme1s and factory use. Apply to SCHOLLHORN & TIESINd MFG. CO.,,
 Corner Wall and State streets, Narr (n.,
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SpstisI Buliess.

A6niration which is richly de-| served ia everywhere being bestowed om inc snDer6 Mathushek Pianos of which SO many have been sold; some ~ooSs have to be pushed and talked uPI Sso;tT oreat energy. but the Mathushek Hiane Hiam sells itself While business at large is suffering 8 great depressIoD, there are no dull times at the Ienpte oT Nnsic. The public has learned 70 Snnreciate what IS first class in Musi. cat InstrumenFs and Pianos of high quality sell rapidly at fair prices
 Visitors are cordially welcomed aI our [ stores. and a call and examination of o,Sr stcck does not incur any obl1ga- f;on to purchase. We are happy to shovg goods even to those who do not intend to buy, and we care1uHS "S"A
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FOR RENT,
FOR RENT

Thirteen houses and tbirty-one tenements in Var1 ous parts of the city. -
 ilh HoadIey Building.
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FOK SALE OR KENT,

aEAA WITHIN ten minutes drive of rcstofice, 8 S6ts gente house, or rooms, nice barn, henery s;8 and chickens two three acres of land, large quantity apples cherries grapes and small fruit excellent wster nice neighborhood, beautiful ehade trees. To the right party will rent reasonable, or will sell more or less iand to suit purcha .er.
 HINMAN'5 REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
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SAVIN ROCK.
FOR. SAT,E

A GOOD BOARD, with or without rooms, st si5 White Cottage, Summer street, near to baths, eIa pier and railroad. ie23 l2ts
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Other Fires.

MONTREAL, June 22-Skelton Bros. & Co., s shirt and collar factory wag totally de- stroyed by fire this morning One man was killed and several were wounded by falling walls. Loss $1o0 GOO; insured.
 BROOKLYN June 22 Fire broke out to- night in the stables of A. W. Adams, dealer in mason's materials, Union street, South RrookIvn Loss $ll OOO
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Railroad Grove Restaurant.
 IN THE GROVE. w. H. PUTNAM, PROPRIETOR,

|S HE most delightful place the Shore. Meals
 served at all hou's.. Roast : ysters, Steve d Clams. etc All Temperance Drinks. Hillman's Gel ebrated Ice Cream ie2Olmo
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FOR RENT,
FOR SALE,

ses% FIRsT-CLAsS HOUSE, modern built, E,,sa with all the Improvements, IA rooms besides k4iiS the closets and bathroom, located central i; price and terms that will make it object to buy. Call and see it.
 FOR RENT A number of good Houses and ToDements Money loan amounts to accommodate on reales- tats security. No. 20 Church Street, Room 2. Office Open Evenings from to g.
 l., F. COMSTOCK.
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ERR RENT,

SeAS A NICE Tenement on Blatchley avenue, EE;;;,A south of Grand street,
 EE A nice Tenement on Blatchley avenue, north of Grand street.
 Two lower Tenements on Bright street at s11 per month. ~,
 Several Tenements on Haven street from s7 to $9 per month. a, E.. HEATCEELEE & SONSs I6 ExchaOge Building,
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FIRE RECORD.
A Large Bakery Destroy ed-Two Fire
 men Crush ed to Death.

A Large Bakery Destroy ed-Two Fire
 men Crushed to Death.
 BROOKLYN, June 22. A disastrous fire at tended with loss of life occurred early this morning in the extensive bakery of A. D. Heiseman ct the corner of Graham avenue and Powers street, Williamsburg. The fire, which is supposed to have originated in defective fue, spread very rapidly. Four alarms were sent out. Bremen Jonathan Teneyck and George w. Haight and Stephen Allen with several others entered an alley way between the bakery and an adjoining building Shortly afterwards the side wall fell outward The three men named were buried under the mass of brick timbers and mortar. Allen was taken out badly bruised and burned. He may recover. It WAS some time before Teneyck and Haight could bs reached. They were dead. Their bodies were horribly mengled. The loss on the building, stock and machinery is over $1OO,- GOO, on which there is an insurance of $7O,- 900.
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CU A NTDD

ADY AGENTS. Positively SlOo months made. AMoore Lumbard 1886 Wabash Avenue, Cbica- go, Ill. je2O 12t
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A Drummer Harmed to Death.

WINNIPEG, Man June 22 -Yesterday Queens Hotel at Port Arthur was burned by an incendiary. William Macpherson, 8 con- mercial traveller of this city. was burned in the flames. His charred remains were subse- quently found. He had on his person notes to the value of $4 ,OOU rae loss to the heteis is S3O.OOO.