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FUN ON THE QUIET.
Two PrcfessfouaI Bruisers Get Down
20 work.

New YORK, February 26. About one hun.
dred elsons gathered at sn out Of the way
place in Jersey City early this morning to
witness a fight between Edward Cpnnors,
OF Hoosick Falls, \. y and Jack Ryan, OF
Boboken, ho we're 10 fight according to
the Marquis of Queensberry rules, to d
finish, for 20 eide. with gloves. CJnnors
stands 5 feet 81 inches high and weighs
lis pounds. Ryan stands feet inches
high and weighs 10 pounds Edward Glib
bon was referee. Ryan spared wariiy on
the defensive, and seemed to prefer to
draw bis antagonist on. Connors, TOO,
fought shy. but led first with bis LETT and
was cleveriy stopped. Then Ryan put In
q sounder on COnnors ear, which Was re-
turned with o wbsck on Ryau's lungs.
They then spared at long range until time
was called.
The men continued to fight shy OF each
other until the fifth round, when RYAN
began to show signs OF giving out, and Con
nors began TO force the lighting. He drove
bis adversary to the floor by the iiercenes'
Of his rushes. In the eighth round Con.
nors wss the stronger man. and, after send
ing in one or two pile drivers, he had IL al.
bis own way, fighting Ryan all over the
rirg and causing him finally 10 drop his
hands from sheer exhaustion. Ryan gave
up the fght after 80 min utes.
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ANOTHER BRoADSIDE.
Preparing for Marshal Atkinson
by Gibson.
GREEDY STAR ROUTE vULTUREs
Who Whine Over Privileges Granted fa.
yored Brother-Work Of the House
and Senats-Female Gam
blers at the Capital.
Special 10 the REGISTER.

WASHINGTON, February 26.-The indica-
tions are that the pleuro pneumonia bill
will be recommitted with instructions to
make it apply to cattle only in course of
export or import.
-
Richmond adyices to-day state that the
Democratic caucus of the Virginia Legisla-
ture last night agreed for the second time
to sit down on Mason's scheme for the col.
lection of deferred certificates.
-
There was general expression Of sorrow
among the West Yirginisns here over the
news of the death of Ex-Governor Price.
+,f
Congressman Gibson says heis preparing
further statistics on West Virginia court
expenditures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-27
CARTER As A CANDIDATE.
The Fond Hopes Of ChtcagO's FayOrite
Mayor.

Mayor
WASHINGTON, February 2G.-It is learned
that Mayor Carter Harrison, Of Chicago, is
a candidate for the Vice-Presidency on
the Democratic ticket. Mr.. Harrison came
to Washington with the delegation from
Chicago that succeeded in winning the
convention for that city, and, i'll conse.
auence, he feels that his chances for the
second place upon the ticket are greatly
increased. Mike Mcdonald, the Chicago
gambler, is deeply interested in the Har-
rison boom, and guarantees that the Mayor
can poll bigger vote in Chicago than any
man who could be nominated. Mr.. Harri-
son is naturally opposed to Mr.. Morrison's
Presidential ambitions, and it is observed
that in his address TO the National Com.
mittee last Friday he failed TO allude to the
possibility OF Illinois presenting any can
tidate Tor the Presidency.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-27
GEN. GRAHAM'S PLANS
To Advance and Give Osman Digma
Battle.

CAIRO, Feqruary 26-Gen. Crab nm tee
graphs Gen. Stephenson that preparations
for his advance are completed. He has
altered the position of bis troops. The
right wing is now resting on the lake be-
hind Trinkitat. The Tenth Hussars made
a reconnaissance to-day toward Teb, and
found the enemy in force on the heights
and at the entrance of the defile. Gen.
Graham has been reinforced By eight ma.
chine guns worked by naval gunners. = 1t
is expected that the battle will take place
Friday, snd that the point Of attack will be
three miles northeast Of Trim Sitst. TIE
Briti.h Ninister) under sanction OF the
home government, has instructed Gen.
Graham, before engaging With the rebels.
10 summon 0sman Digma to liberate all
Tokar soldiers and all survivors OF rfinki-
tat desiring to return TO Egypt, and II he
refuses to liberste them, to give him bat
tie forthwith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-27
Railroad Accidents Near Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, February 26.-Two passen-
,sr trsins on the st. Louis air line collidsd
resr the bridge this morning. Both en-
rIaes we're demolished bat neither train
g.aerwise injured. Several passengers
: rle slightly bruised by being thrown
.ssinst the seats. The accident was the
result Of CsreIeSsness. An unknown man
ass .un over snd killed by a Jefferson,
y.sjI,Cu and Indianapolis train this after
COZ rCsr New Albany.
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IN. rnninh In,e.tigation.

ia ORLEANS. La, February p. In the
..sh Courry, Miss, investigation to-day
p testimony was a repetition of yester-
:, impeac ing the characters of Bur
Il, Lewis and Matthews. The lsst-namsd,
= IS claimed corrupted the Board OF Sd
,-.sr-s and bossted that he thereby N lds
.a.y. lhe election at Green's store vas
ed yesCetble, but it was then b.
ID 'ts Independents stuffed the ballot
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x.rrnn CaIf Made 20 RawI.

MAN, February 26.-Iellow
II and rIns saders are ON the Tsy to Re
NJ in the custody Of 3 mounted police.
p =. au:et a. the Agency, and no fighting
,ruc.patsd. 4 stormy scene ensuei on
-. arrest Of Yellow Calf. Rifles were
.,a on the police with threats to shoof,
tuck wss Just in the act OF shoolnS
.ar Hsckner, and but for the intsrter,
e ct one Of the men would have killed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-27

llins AasER ,, complete cure for aches,
's'g,h;oo,n's p'mples, urinary sediments,
'ncy w.; dreams, nervousness, despond-
SEd S,sstSiion and general weakness OF
!!sliisr. Sody. brought on by improper
,al's h,,,I. h'rwise, is found in two or
I'D Sass ~ DR. Guysott's Yellow Dock
''p,ri,, ,I.s'iila, as has been proved BY the
tt'st,l sSn many who lsug suffered. but
SI. Wi and strong in al parts OF tbs
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sui, for a Quarter ora Million.

MoSTEE.L, February ga. NJ. Foster,
iry goods merchant and extensive real es-
;sts owner here, who suspended payment
ne months ago, has entered suit for
f-uc'O damages against the Ontario
.a.k The plsintitf alleges that q seizure
ay he defendants before judgment on
r',> rot due caused him TO sacrifice his
rs .rCpeSty far below its value.
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Accompany which Pays.

PHlrApELrHIA, February 26-It was
stated at the meeting of the Lehlgh Coal
sud Navigation Company, the property
lsd paid six per cent cash besides earning
, handsome surplus and securing all ton
-sEe. A proposition TO dispose OF eighteen
thousand nine hundred shares of the COM
sny's stock in its treasury at par to ex-
laguish the debt was lett to the discretion
4 the managers.
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Fiends I'm the shape of Mon.

NuwAvEEz February 26.-Excitement
i-Is high at Sun Prairie over the brutal
outrage Of Lena Spraight by two young
men. Two hUUdred citizens have organ
.sd, SID the sheriff has taken extra pre-
'aG'.OCS to save his prisoners from mob
''o.s,re. IL is believed that they will be
!Lched unless the crowd is pacitied.
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The I.Haker Resolutions.

WASHINGTON, February %. Speaker Car.
Isle has received letter addressed to him
personally by several of the most promi-
nent members OF the Liberal party in the
German Reichstag, expressing their high
sense of appreciation OF the movement
token by tho HnnsR nF Representatives, as
a token of respect for the memory OF the
late Herr Lssker. The letter expresses
hope that the two nations may velop and
continue in friendship.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-27

Is your system running down. II the re
feeling of decrsptitude taking possession
of you? Are the functions OF your disss
tive and urinary organs impairedf Is yonr
blood badp Do sores and pinples tfsubl,
you? Do you suffer from aches and pains
Are You weak, and does the least exertior
give you fatigue: Beware! Hegain per
!ect health by using DR.. GUysott's yellow
Dock and SafssparitiA
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sascNaTIoss OF POKER.

rn. Gane EecOn1ng Co
Ladies as Washisgtoa.
y,smseros, February 2S.-Poksr has
o0ms 70 Be quite q fashionable game among
~. ,.5;ss at some of the hotels in this
u.,r One well informed lady says she
Snovs of one such game recently Nnei'
thsrewss SIS in the pot. She was ss.sa'
on ,bs ladies' when ct play, show muon
nsrveg' o,,. .,.;, vb.n
- To- look aWfally frightened. L
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a Rig Scheme.

NrSNEAroLIs, February 26.-An effort is
making to revive the Nicaragua canal
scheme in opposition to DeLssseP's pro-
losed canal and General Rosssr, OF this
1'y has been offered the position OF chief
srginser. He sails from New York on
March sth Tor Nicaragua to look into the
matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-27

SHREVEPORT, La, February 26.-The
.''s' IS the highest since lS49, and is still
's'ns' Steamers are bringing stock and
= I Iple i'om the submerged plantations.
rhcIsd miles above aud below, the
,,.'e 'ouatFy is reported as being under
at'' ard great damage is being done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-27

nssehssi. ths Csaovsss, Assisss isso
R0Gia01.

R0Gia01.
Nsw York, ysbeussy D.-1hb oesninS
Billy MADDEN vsst 10 The bsy On tsg
and n ot he stssnsr Afisona, % vhSss
vss ChnIss Mitchell, the pogtiisk hs
~ aboat The most slsssst I'D bAs
dressed nsn o. shipbossd. Hb blses aik
hst ~ n ths htssa Looaon ssyis' = vsfs
his ooss,y slothss, asd disnosA q hsee
siss ssshsd on his scasf. His roy eees!s
sbovn with the blooa Of yoath, iof - 70
81 tvssty.two yssn o,d ns hsoushs
- Nd hin tse Gss Esglish boil deE,.
Chich esve bin seos tsoueas win toe ees
~ hooss poopis until hs rsos@ssesA
sS.t tSsy vsre i0 bessdisS puspos,s.
1itebsiI bas grown re1askshiy mnoS y
IN. sod viGhs leZ poaads. end v not W.
He pys that his chisf ain - lie nox ~
neek 0nliiSan. eithsf yith g .,scYSs .,s%ss
elovss. He pFsSsss befs kn.:sis s,i
mi 6sht ~ 0oo 8. 900 ssidA nl.sossn
g fun q sds ssd .pordos re- ~ III y ssss ~
Viii uvs u aamotee . go apsHWA
Seo6 taesfhk
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-27

GLKNpIvE, MONTANA, February 26.-The
.eilOwstone river broke here at s o'clock
lis morning and is running out with the
7ge. The river is higher than since the
.-!ug of ISL, owing to the great amount
gOw, which has almost entirely melted
re last three days. Trouble is feared
-rher below when the flood breaks up
r Missouri below Buford.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-27
No, Guilty q MapAsv.

CuxsEKLasD, Nd February &.-Aassis
o'DonneiI, who socidsntly killed fhomss
Coughlin shout two weeks ago, w. A.
raigned this afternoon before nsxistlsts,
and number Of witnesses we're examined
TO ascertain whether the shooting was doas
purpoeely or accidentally. After careful
Examination the case was dismissed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-27
TINE GALVESTON MARDI GRks.
A seushesn city Give. Over 70 Rorioss
Merry Makers.

GALvEsroN. TEX, February 26. - The
Mardi Gras drew more than ten thousand
strangers to Galveston. The feature OF
the celebration was q gorgeous pageant to-
night by the jewellers OF NiIos, represent
ing twenty striking scenes in the Old Tes-
lament. The streets we're brilliantly IL
Illuminated and packet with msskers OF all
classes. The Opera House and Cottnn E1-
change were transformed into handsomely
decorated ball rooms and crowded to their
utmost capacity with invited guests. The
city in given over to furious merry makers.
There is comparatively little drunkenness
and no disturbance. ...=
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strnck by a SNOW PIow.

NANEAroLs, MINI, February 26.-Sec'
ton hands at Norcross, while pushing a
s@dCar On the railway track, were struck
y a snow plow. Helge Helgersou was
led and Ole Hegg end Martin Larson
tly injured, the former probably IA
'a.
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Jay GOnId BenIes Having sold D., l.. e
W. Stock.

NET YORK, February 26.--Jay Gould
sauDg been shown a statement that he
-'d sold 20 Vanderbilt 5000 shares of Dsl-
aware. Lgckavana and Western stock, said
"st The statement was absolutely false;
a. n lie had not IN fact disposed Of 8 single
S-sIe Of .ks- stooL
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I hid Fatally. and Mother Badly
Burned.

SPENCER, Mass, February GA kero-
,sne lamp explOsios in the house Of VIM.
>lo-tsteeu, last night, set fire to the cloth
ire Of Mrs. Shortsteen and her iye-year-
. d daughter. Their screams brought the
.ggkbOls, who rescued the mother, who
was badly but not fatally burned. The
Lid Wss burned 10 death,
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RouSh on the Relieyers,

NEw CUMBERLAND, w. Va, February 26 -
The steamer Resolute passed mp here this
evening and put Of four wagon loads Of
provisions for the destitute OF this place.
To ssy that there il no one who needs help
is putting il too strong, but there Il NO
need OF so much.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-27

TEE publishers Of the Richmond, Va,
ENQUIRER heartily recommend Dr.. Balls
Cough Syrup ard say: at has been we'll
tried in our office and composing room.
and has cured our. city editor Of q yery
bad case of bronchitis"
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The City OF Kb.rtoum TrapauiI.

-. "aAhI'rs, February 26.-Tns city IS
-, -SDi! and the market is full OF Arsos
Irir... sho freely bring in produces, the
jo,fo.S,l Which have fallen one-hslf since
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The Porter Bill.

WASHINGTON, February 26.-ln the Senate
Mr.. Sewell, from the Committee on Mill
tsry affairs, reported favorably the House
nill for the reliet OF F.tz John Porter, and
it was made special order for Wednesday,
MsrC n 10
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Why OchiItree IL Happy.

WASHINGTON. February 2G.-Representa-
tive Ochiltree, who offered in the House
the Lasker resolution. says be has iufor
nation to the effect that il has been re-
ceived with thanks by the German Reich
stag He is now happy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-27

Now THEY speak Of Crude Pstrolsum -
. remedy for consumption; better not try
Il, hut tsks DR.. Bnils Cough 6yrup-ths
stsndsfd cough remedy Of oar ags. it 10
agreeable to the tasts, never falls 10 cure.
nd costs only % osets bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-27

NEW Yoix, February &-rhs widow OF
A. T. Stewart has sold the "6tsvert build
ing" corner Of Broadway and Chamhsfs
streets, TO Judge Hiltoa Tor tuo million
one hundred thousand dollaIs.
Pail River WeavsFs Bssa0iag WoSk.
Fall RIvEn, NAss., February &-rhs
striking weavsfs in tvo OF the Pocaasst,
mills returned 10 work this morning.
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RICH AND RACf.
Yssterday's Proceedings Before she
Springer Committee.

Springer Committee-
WASHINGTON, Februsry 26.-ProceedinSs
of the HCuse Committee on Expenditures
in the Department of Justice we're rscy
this morning. E1.United States Msrshsl
Turner, OF Alabama, testified that thou
sands Of dollars of government money bad
been spent by special examiners Of the
Department Of Justice in wreskins vens-
ence upon their personal enemies and 10
malicious pursuit Of men who had com
mitted DO crime but we're merely their en-
tnies. He charged specisl exsminers With
being led by vicious motives and with at
ing corrCpiIy in official capacity.
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Nine superiutend.rt killed.

=, ,,p,A''v"N, Pa, February 26 -Amsn-
~, Eyer. ,P{{r. superintendent Of the Henuiu
Gus,,. mine, was killed by cavern this
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-27

LONDON, February 26.-The Cunard steam
ship Servia, which left Queenstown Fsbru-
ary II for New York, was passed on Friday
last disabled, $50 miles west OF Fastnet.
She declined assistance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-27

When q remedy has proven itself 70 Be-
q c,.I. for consump ption and . perfect lung
rrstor .r, is should be kept In every weil
REGULATED nome. We refer to Dr.. Wistar 9
Bslssm OF Wild Cherry, . sinalA dose oi
v hjrb viii cure sn ordinary cough or ooso
A fs~ hoftlss will cure consumption,
h very pleasant 10 taks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-02-27

Comedy Ceubfnasios '.Rsaghisg It'"
yoHss1ows, February 2s.-The Minnie
O.csr Gray and William 7. Stephens
Comedy Combination, that has been on the
road q short time with sensational drsma,
entitled "Koughing It." broke up at this
place last night on account Of Q shrinkage
in tbe treasury. The company scattered
this morning, some Of the members going
10 New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-18
The Feast of she maecabeeu.

The celebration of the Chanuka festival, or, as it is most commonly termed, feast of the Maccabees, was begun at the Court street synagogue last Sunday evening by kindling the lights in the temple. Two hum dred children marched to the altar and kindled the lights. There were devotional services conducted by Rabbi Reeberg.
 Last evening the social part of the feast was observed at Germania Hall. The chil. dren to the number of two hundred were en. tertained at supper by the ladies of the con gregation. This occasion was enjoyed ex ceedingly by all who had the good fortune tc be there. The children all received pres ent After the supper came social hop il the hall above. Music was furnished by al amateur orchestra.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-18
Why one Man Is Hard Up.

There is good deal being said about hard times nowadays. One of New Haven's most prominent business men said yesterday in answer to question as to how business was: Well, business is pretty Food. I don't know as I can complain. But there is another feature of the hard times that is pe- culiar. I guess never was so short of ready money as now. It is because have had so numerous requests and demands on my purse from people representing different charities and also from people who are themselves in need. I don't understand it at all Why, I have had more calls in the past four months than in the last ten years. And so many of them are people of higher class than those included in the various charities; people who have been well-to-do, earning good salaries They come to me and say they are hard up and want some money-they call it loan One hates to refuse such people, men whom you have known. And so I have given so much that I find myself really hard up and I have got to stop it."
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-18
Installation Of Omcers.

The installation of officers in Red Cross lodge, Sons of St. George, was duly held at their rooms in Lyon building last evening by William Maclaurie The officers are as follows: President, John Keast; vice presidents, G. E. Robbins, E. Winda; first M., A. J. Harriron; second M., James Will son; treasurer, R. J. Hawkes.; secretary, R. L. Shepard; assistant secretary, E. M. Bow man; G., William George; o. G., Edward Lamkins
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-18
The Ffrrt Keen Twfnge.

As the season advances the pains and aches by which rheumatism makes itself known are experienced after every exposure It is not claimed that Hoods Sarsaparilla is a specific for rheumatism-we doubt if there is or can be such remedy But the thousands benefited by Hoods SarsapariIla warrant us in urging others who suffer from rheumatism to take it before the first keen twinge.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-18
Public Requests fin Brfdgeport

BRIDGEPORT, Dec. 1.-The will of the late Phoebe Curtis Smith of this city, admitted to probate to-day, makes the following public bequests $1 ,000 to the rector and wardens of St. Johns Episcopal church, to be used for the benefit of the parish; $1 ,O00 to the Bridgeport Protestant orphan asylum $1, ,O00 to the Protestant Relief association $3, GOO to the Episcopal church in Huntington, in trust for the care of the burying ground in that place. The remainder of her estate, valued at $3O, ,00O, is left to relatives and friends.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-18
County Commissioners,

The county commissioners were in session yesterday and heard the case of Frank B. McNulty, of Wallingford, whose license is objected to. The principal objectors are Bull Brothers, proprietors of skating rink, who claim that the close proximity of the saloon would injure their business. The commissioners reserved their decision.
 Crack Shots To Be Handicapped.
 The New Haven Gun club has shoot on its grounds on Christmas day. The most skill full marksmen will hereafter be handicapped 80 as to give the others chance. The for nation of State league to arrange details of such system is proposed. The New Haven club has also in view series of matches next summer with the other State clubs for a number of rifles donated by the leading firms of Connecticut firearms manufacturers
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-18
Tbe Farmers, 1Ionven1sou,

MERIDEN. Dec. 17.-The Farmers conven- tion to-day listened to paper on cruelty to the horse by Samuel Stone. The questions, Can we in New England compete successfully in raising small fruits and vegetablesa Will general farming paya T B. Wakeman, of Greens farms, thought Connecticut farms were suitable for general farming. We have good markets, and farms can be bought cheap.
 Charles Fairchild, of Middletown, detailed some of his experiences with fertilizers. The results seemed to prove that when certainty of crop is desired complete fertilizer must be used
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-18
Court Merrmann, A. o. F.

New officers of Court Hermann No. {, 1899, A. o. F., are: P. c. R., Emil Matthias; 0. R., John B. Freisinger; s. c. R., Gust. Rein wald; financial secretary, George Herpich; recording secretary, Christian Herpich; treas urer, John Ksskulla; s. w., Henry Weber; J. w., Paul Heinze; s. B., Zac. Schmidt; J. B., M. Dannhauser; physician, Henry Fleischner; druggist, Jac. Linde; trustees, Err Bellosa, E. Ennis, Wm. Homann. The capital of the court is $1 100 and it has one hundred and eighteen members.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-18
Alhn~A

are always an acceptable present MT. Coan had this fact in mind when buying his hoi- as handsome goods as were ever displayed in New Haven. Those in want of something choice in either albums, illustrated books, Christmas cards, fine stationery, novelties or games will do well to call at Coan's book store, opposite Trinity church.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-18
VOL. LII.
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Thursday, December 1s, 1884.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY. Fine Opportunity-F ".
 Books-At NorthrOpis.
 Broadway Cash Store-Paul Jente & Bros Christmas Supplies-J H. Kearney. Christmas Book-G P Putnam's Sons, Canes-Bolton 6 Nicely. Christmas Entertainment-R okatlnS nlnA- Choice Rooms-Grand Union Hotel. City Hall Dining Rooms-Charles Downs Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup-At Druggists? Driving Gloves-Bolton & Neelr. Fancy Half Hose-Bolton 6 Neely. Gents Jersey Coats-Bolton Neely. Great Sale of Sugar-D Nj. Welch & Son. Havana Cigars-J. D. DewelI 6 Co. Linen Handkerchiefs-Bolton Neely. Missouri Steam Washer-T. W. Chapin. Notice-Petition To Legislature Probate Notice-Estate of Alexander c. Twining Sleighing Gloves-Bolton & Nicely.