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Friendly SONS of st. Patrick.

The Friendly Sons of st. Patrick have
duly organized by the election of the follow"
ing officers: President, DR.. M. A. Cremin;
vice president, T. J. Fox; secretary, Stephen
J. Maher; treasurer, R. M. Sheridan.
A committee has been appointed to draft
constitution and by laws and they will
report next Friday evening. The objects of
the society are literary and benevolent in
their character and for the further purpose
of properly observing the birthday of st.
Patrick.
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AMP
STRAWBERRIES AND CREAM /!

Ftrst-class. Table Board for Students
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THE OLD WORLD.
Turkey.

The Sultan Seriously III.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, March 25.-The Sultan
is very ILL., It is feared by some that he may
become insane
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ST.. j. Byam, for the past five years
foreman of the train department of the
Waterbury Watch company, has severed his
connection with that company and accepted
a position with the New Haven Watch COM
pany. This morning the employees of his
department showed their kindly feeling to-
ward him and their regret at his departure
by presenting him with an elegant gilt mantel
clock. The presentation was made by one of
the young ladies and feelingly responded to
by Mr.. Byam, who leaves Waterbury with
the good wishes of a large circle of friends.
-Wofarhurv Amarican
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The Bin 20 Pension union Prisoners

WASHINGTON, March pa committee
composed OF w. II. Mattingly of Indiana,
A. B. White of Pennsylvania and Captain
Thomson of New York, representing the
national association of prisoners OF wal, were
before the House Committee on Invalid
Pensions to-day in advocacy of the Robinson
bin giving q pension of 81 a month to
soldiers who were confined in confederate
prisons for two months; So for four months
and .$a to those imprisoned twelve months
and bounty of 81 for every day the soldier
vas so imprisoned.
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WAsHINsToN, March 25.-Agent Dyer, of
Tongue river, Montana, telegraphs Indian
Commissioner Price that thirteen Indians
were brought in by the civil authorities for
bnrning Anderson's rancho. They sur
rendered without trouble. Black Wolf says
he burned the white mans house because the
white man made bet that he
could shoot through the Indians hat
without killing him. There was no
trouble or cause for It, The white man has
escaped so far. Can employ counsel for
them j? I think there viii be no further
trouble" Commissioner Price has requested
the district attorney of Montana through the
proper channel to defend the Indians.
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FOR RENT,
- THE new tWo-fami1y house No 100 Willow
I'll street, near Orange, four rooms each floor.
sV Apply at IT'S FRANKLIN sTREET.
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Auanstu. sehsll sioulx Sinking.

New York, March 25.-Augustus Schell is
slowly sinking It is doubtful if he survives
the night. From some unknown cause all
the lights on Thirty fourth street, on which
street Mr. Schelps residence is situated, sud-
denly went out to night.
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Ohio.

Rights They Ought to Have.
COLUMBUS, March 25.-Crowell's civil
rights law as amended to give colored people
a right to eat in all restaurants and eating
housas WAS made a law TO-DAY.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Rhode Island.
He Blew ONT The Ga

He blew Out The IEaB.
WooNsooKET March 25.-C. F. Frenchs
aged fifty, of Kingston, stopped at the
Woonsocket hotel last night and on retiring
blew out the gas. He was found on the
floor of his chamber this morning in an I'M
conscious condition and has not yet reoov-
cred.
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first election the Republicans carried four
out Of seven wards Yesterday they carried
but one
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POLITICAL.

Notice to ChaIrmen of Republican Ward
Committees.
The chairman of Republican committees in the sew
eral wards in New Haven notified to call meet
ings of the Republican electors in their several wards
before the 10th day of April 1854, for the pur
pose of electing delegates TO Republican town
convention; the town convention to elect delegates
to State convention to be held in the city Of Hart
ford April 3d. The wards entitled to the follow
ing delegates:
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rhs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lnxsutt.

The acknowledgment Lawsuit.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-In the Circuit
court to-day before Judge Hagner, the trial
of the case of Hallett- Kilbourne against ex-
Sergeant alarms John G. Thompson for
$3.50. 900 damages resulting from plain tif's
arrest and Imprisonment was resumed. Ar
gument was submitted by counsel and this
afternoon the jury returned and sealed
verdict, which will be made public to-
morrow,
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THE WEST.
Iowa.
Too Fat = Boy TO Live

Too Fat Boy to Live
ANITA, March 25.-Warnsr Williams died
here on Sunday. Though only six years of
age his weight was 200 pounds and he had
been on exhibition for several years.
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Try Pine Remedies.
IRAKoFFIhe Salvador In all
PnlnHnic Tr0n h,eS

HemOrrhage, Diphtheria, Group, Pneu.
monfa. WhooptnG Cough Catarrh, Sere
Tnroe1, Coughs, and ali Bronchial
TroUbleg.
T Is wonderful preparation Of Pine and Honey
snd Is WORKING radical evolution In the treatment
and cure of ali causes Of the above diseases
KoFF giveF instant relief Without fall and with faith
fql 1Ee VII eject rapid ana permanent cure It
absolutely does not Contain either opiate narcotic
any injurious drug and Ia PURELY VEGETABLES
PREPARA94nR, trial will convince yoa of its great
merits II you would always feel Of the safety
Of your children during incleent weather and at all
times, keep q bottle IN your medicine chest, Sand
for pamphlet to q. A. LEWIS, co., Sole PFcpgietoxs
20e Chapel street, New Haven, CoaH,
Pine Bitters, Pine K5saney & Liver Pulls,
Pine PI3sterg 8 PARe Balm. Sold by,
Dr0&gis g ia5eodaw6mo
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omcsrs of the Relief E1peaftton

Omcers of the Relief Expedition.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-The detail of Of
ficers ordsred to the Thetis for the Greedy
relief expedition is as follows: Captain
Winfield SCOTT Sohley, commanding Lieu
tenants Uriel Sebree, E. q. Taunt and s. G.
Lemley; Ensign G. Fl. Harlow; Passed As
sistant Surgeon 81. Greene and Chief Engi-
Eeer George W. Melville.
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NEW YORK.

Sullivan Agrees to Fight Thompson.
NEW YORK, March 25-Articles of agree
ment for the proposed prize fight between
John L. Sullivan and Mervine Thompson of
Cleveland were received in this city to-day.
The men propose to fight for So, 600 and the
championship of the world-time and place
to be hereafter determined. Thompson has
already signed the articles and Sullivan has
agreed to do SO.
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Another Idiot Pooling With a Revolver
BROOKLYN, March 25.-While Michael
Butler, eighteen years of age, of No Navy
street, was examining revolver this evening
in the house of Patrick Farrell, 131 Hudson
avenue, the weapon was accidentally dis
charged, the ball entering the neck of Mr..
Farrsll's little boy, aged nine, inficting prob
ably a fatal wound. Butler Immediately
surrendered himself and was locked up. The
child was taken to the City hospital.
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List OF Unclaimed Letters

Remaining in the New Haven postofice, New Haven
county, State Of Connecticut, advertised Wednes-
day, March &c.
LADIES' LIST,
B-Bowen, Frank D.
F-Fiske, a. r.
1-Iepp, Arthur
A-Murray, Hattie T.
N-Newton, Mrs J. W., So Prospect Street.
S-Studley, Bertha E.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
D-Donogbua, Hannah o.
E-EFnest, Louisa.
M-Miler, Geo. E.
M-Morris, David
R-Ross, Arschilans 8.
Taylor, A. H.
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gourrraI arl0 Go,rrier.


DELIVERED By CARRIERS IN THE O1rY, IL
GENTS WEEK, AZ CENTS MONTH, $500 4
YEAR THE SAME TERMS By MAIL
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FOR RENT,
- ONE or two rooms. with without board,
III furnished or unfur ished: Apply to
m26 2ts Near Trumbull.
FOR RENT.
- Furnished Room. Inquire at
Ed m26 St. 50 SOUTH STREET.
FOR RENT.
&a3Ts pleasant roomy house. with conveniences
%i9 and spacious grounds, near Dixwell avenue
I'll cars ard within mile Of the gestoaes;
mz6 ST. 3s7 Chapel street.
FOR RENT.
Ia DESIRABLE Front Corner ONCE, heated by
ii5 steam. GEORGE b. FORD,
ELI m26tf State and Chapel streets
FOR RENT,
&AA THE lower part of Nos. Sc and 50 Edwmrss
It'll street. Possession of Nos. Sc given April LIST,
-A&4- No. IS May LIST Apply to
m26tf los Greene Street.
FOR SALE,
IN THE House 128 High street. corner Of Wall.
Lot 2 asft2s feet For pars Ta RSTirs on
FOR RENT.
49, $40 month. No. 40 Atwater street. A very
It'll Desirable and pleasantly located house near
MlN both horse and steam cars. The furniture
quiRe OF LUCIUS MALTBY, No. 90 East Grand,
or b. j. STEVENS, S92 Chapel, near Temple ct.
OEO
In THE First Floor of q desirable house. with
Iii all modern conveniences. Apply at
I'd m26 ST. 2ls YORK STREET.
Sale of Ordnance Stores.
WATERvLIET ARSENAL,
WEST Troy, N. p, March 26, 1884.
FFNHERE will be offered at public auction at this
IL Arsenal, WEDNESDAY, MAY Z, 1884 at 10
O'Clock variety Of obsolete aud of unservicea-
BILE Ordnance stores consisting of Artillery Carriages
Harness. Accomplishments, Horse Equipments. Ma
chimes, scrap Metals. Scrap Leather, Tools, etc.
Catalogues giving quantities. conditions &c, can
be tad on application to this Arsenal.
A. MoRDEoAI,
m26 ct Lieut. Col, of Ordnance Commandin0
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Authorization for General Grant.

Am Invitation for General Grant.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-General Newton,
chief of engineers, General Hunt and Colonel
J. 81. Hine called on General Grant to-day
and invited him to accompany them and
other veterans of the Array of the Potomac
on the forthcoming historical visit next May
to the Fredericksburg, Charlottesville and
the Wilderness battle grounds. The general
said he could not now promise to accompany
the party, but if he was we'll enough in May
he would be glad to go with them.
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MISSOURI.


The Express Robbers Indicted.
ST. LOUIS, March 25.-The grand jury
found indictments against Prentiss Teller and
George McFadden, the Pacific express rob.
bers. Seven of the indictments charge them
conformity with grand larceny, one covering
the whole amount. The other six charge
them with embezzlement In three of these
Teller ia charged with being the principal
and McFadden accessory. In the remaining
three MoFadden is charged as the principal
and Teller as accessory. This arrangement
leaves no loophole for an escape on tech
nicalty.
A Drunken Husband's Terrible Crime
ST. LOUIS, March 25.-George M. Riley,
a pilot, shot his wife this morning five times
fatally injuring her, and then blew out bis
own brains. He leaves five small
children. Riley was dissolute and drank
hard. His wife had some property which he
repeatedly asked should be decided to him,
which she refused to do
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEW HAVEN

sAILED-1ARcH Is.
Sch Howell Leens, Crammer. Baltimore.
All schooners below.
CLEARED
Sch Mabel Thomas Mckenzie, Baltimore.
Sch T Baker, Davis, Baltimore.
Sch N Reed. Parker, Baltimore.
ARRIvED-MARoH IS.
At Baltimore-Sch Henrietta, BILLIARD, from Nor
folk, with wood
At Bal,imore-sch James D DeweIl, Sharp from
Hoboken.
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dHmts.


A SITUATION TO % general homework In pri-
IA vate family, or would do cooking. City REFER
ence. Inquire ct, old number, 1B9 new number, 1T
Grand street. near Franklin street. mas IT.
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wi<honf 60 kno~<e.I1e " ~ s~,~r~'
onhlic. uv.eIf ari -,.f<.r<.rsse c...,, Z
~ere surncd an sI~,c.s q, ,he .-1.-r;s I
Zee World Ishro h.5 q. - - -.,.s
or listle home snj - -~~e f.r3,...~ rcs,
s.d froubic / dceiei ~. ,.~crcrs = hs-l'
% ri,e mar uho hrI 49, .,nrfs.|zs +
re;i n r:ncicsI snd ;cs~xc-r sI:...s 4, !
40 on orr hom~ srl io-1 ~,'srr 'csns ~
|jt / an now l;x;ny "A Chir.so ~o,r-
|ing very hari and fecnirc lcer.,-rs a
sopoorf nv fsm;Iv M r~c5 mo,h~- s.i
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write fhi- ir1s.~ ~ 80 shs ss,.r1e ~ n,
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ME- EDsIoE :-For fear you will think
the people Of Kansas all dead, IL scnd
you kw items from hare
CroP< are good. and the campaign full
y commenced with . rousing RcpubIi-
can speaking q fhc Vaughn school
house last Satardsy nisht; il Was esti-
mated tbat there wss u least IS peopLe
There (by co&nting tke speaker twice J
The sFealsar ~ss our brilliant young
lawyer. WG- ".
The NEXT cause Of great excitement waz
our young studcnt, Isaac, who wanted e
join II Dafrimony with Miss Flora. and
his step father opposedsit, and now lssa<
goes mourning.
Aaroa gave dollar for : cake Or soar
% wash the fikh.0f thc party b has dis-
|ouned an Come again, Gllys
DExooExr.
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The following patents we're granted
70 cifi<eus Of Indiana, week endins
A1G- 19th. 1854 reported expressly fol
lhis paper " lo<- &. Hunter, solicitor
Or American end Foreign Patents, 936 4
stpeet. Washington, D. c.:
TyraDBu< Paul Butterlield, IndiaDapo.
lie. carpet s<retcher; n. Ambrose Metz
ger and Frank SehilliRg. Lafayette. fsDc.
e coupling: n. Ambrose Netxger nd
Franz SchiiIing. Lafayette, hand truck
John N. NcGrifF, Anderson, sash hsldcr
Wm- Kimmel, Cambridge City, raper q
tachment for traction engines; Chas
Watts. Log.nsport, signal light: Amo,
a. Stonenbuo1cr and J. h. Kasper
Dyer, automatic circuit closer for leIe-
graph keys Rsbert }. Patterson, Mnncie
curry comb
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: UDow< MITE
The pr.rfice ~ ASSESSING Fe1er,, o<,ce-
hoIders fsr <he purnose II rs,-inr
.ampairn fund 40 CORRUPT che voter< of
The count<v b1z eooe - ~ fhet she
p1fri0iic senfiraenf 1of citizens uLe ~.
nol hopeie=,iv given over Is parfv idsl.-
rrv reroIt= II fhe ncoce<- or having men
bfx salaries. drawn from rhe fsxnsxcr.
IL large for the porDo<e or er-Liinr
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patty in power bv eoablinx Il 70 corrnpt
the ballot and thEar< fhe 5eal wishes or
Lrhe people The extreme 20 which shis
practice Las been carried = RIustr.ted
by the exposures or Dorsey and Biz star
rronte merhods n the CAMPAIGN Of 1850.
La I further flIn-fratson of the meth
'ol=. sd one v k;ch y especially xorrhv
or consideration Il this time. i the as-
'.feierL officials II the 18th congressional
sii-trir whea he <as candidate for ocn-
.<reS- f~0 Years aco- 1be Argus gave
sbe substance Of one Of ihese assessment
letfers at ths< time nd stated that hey
were being sent 70 Al the federal ofice-
bstters of ebe district We now have
one of the orlginal Ietters- itxas writ
4 ten = Mrs. ~ - Duncen. Who Uas
then the po~fmi<rc<s at We<tyiIle- and
u.A0 = . christian ladNof >po<ie<s char
arter. Her word Uzil not be questioned
'oy ANYBODY who knows her, and 4 will
- vo1ched for freely BY hundreds Or
Ip<opIe in LaI'orte county The letter Is
writes on House Of Representatives.
printed iettfr-bea3S Washington, -
- > srrstsbed 4nd LafoIte written over
L toe snoJ0ned y <rs- luncan
statement = furnished % - direct and
-Ss~F ~ I.ii si<netofc- 30 iurthef ex-
p'-Hs,,on = neses,4Fy 9nIess !. ee = ssy
Itne sn9 - De1r cn 81 ne
li.e.-s eefe es'sen1'y ne work q Ger
J ~ ~ Feu,ine Oily q senoing out ne
-1-se.sqe.t Ie!se.s ezter : genera copy
f.uEn'-ne1 ~ taik1s< out ne s,esas.fe
- p,-1nif 8ennlee 90 y wA oot oe &C.
: 11e1
1kS- buScASe s1A1kkkSr-
= TO che Voters Of Indiana, and al o<hers
4 InreIested<
n gish . make this statement - The
honest christian nen and gomen q In
diana for tnex c0ns'oenflon ooGoD tbe
eiecsIon - = ~ penQ1ng:
- D1oo4 now - {san Oh O.
|. IssS ! - posemlseress - WesesliIe. -
i'orte eoun<y- Indiana. 4 rece1vcd the
n appointment tnrouen t'en- racksra- wno
tneA 60 con8se<sn.,,. 80 - -
-eIo.7 y 81 n ..s .esseis assI.'ed oy'
.z ...n WI s ..s1 80 s.s L.: nk 49, 49, ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-29

James q. Blaine. who claims % be ;
friend % the Iishnen, Was delegate
|te the Know No<hing convention in
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1884-08-29

y<~ To- Daily xs~>. A.x1st nh
Aside from al QuestioDs OF politics
there Il noraI aspect Of this presiden.
ti1l contest greater than al, which d -
pealing 20 s'the sober second thought ol
The people, They ere beginning % -
themselves whether il Wouid - Qpi<<
safe % intrust ihc helm % State . such I
nan - James 9. Blaine The proverbi'
u yenality OF Congress and Tie lobby
needs % Be confronted sometimes b. q
honest man IN the Executive chair. 4
man who would demand price Cor BIZ
rulings g Speaker OF The House of Rep
rescnf,tiyes would scarcely bc the man
He would Be sptt0 regard the Presidency
simply - : bonanxa greater than u
|Speakership-
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-24

dgoll ks.ous. sJsia7 ssii6 Il ;. Ar.as.
Frire $500 CASH
Oh Slli
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-24
ILI

leo acres OF Cue bottom land. ii0 acres broke and
in cultivation ~ acres IN wheat, acres In Orch
ard containing peafhes, apples, pear, plums ana
grapes unr story frame house iaNa2 stable
l6x2u granary I6xiG, hedge all round the place.
20 arres Of pastun, fenced with harled wire
fence, ~ mile Of creek well timhered, runnin,.
water the whole year round, timber consists
cottonwood, walnut and bOKelder, miles fr1"i
Salina. PFice ssoo0 eaio0 cash balance on time. 10
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-07-24

80 acres hedge fence all round, co acres broke
good frame house i2x2G addition isx2f grnnarT
lSx4, frame harn lsx2i, chicken house iaxii
COW shed l6xz0 acres at orchard an kinds Of
lruit and shade tres, good wells, hog pens and
hog pasture 81 mile 20 school house also iG0 acres
adjoining With ild acres broke balance fenced 10
tgo pastures, 100 acres Of growing wheat, ~
miles from Mentor n miles from saIina Price
$500 $500 cash balance on time