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A Caucus of Republtean..

WASHINGTON, March 31.-Immediately
after the adjournment of the Senate to-day a
Republican caucus was held which lasted
until nearly six O'Clock The object of the
caucus was to confer in regard to the future
order of business. Several speeches were
made by Senators having measures pending
and it was finally decided to refer the whole
matter to q committee
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Decision On a Bank Question.

DeeisfOn On a Bank Question.
WASHINGTON, March 31.-The United
States Supreme court to-day rendered de-
cision respecting the fraudulent issue of
national bank stock in which was involved
the question of the responsibility of bank
for the value of the certificates of It's stock
issued by one of the officers without the
knowledge of the directors. The court held
that bank in such case was not liable.
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Local Weather Record.
FOR MARCH'SI, 1894

Local Weather Record.
FOR MARoH'sI, 1874
T:ls Ills SIS y:1s u:is
Barometer. ........ 1926 20 % 20.@ 2ss7 2aei
E Essisi:9 g g q e g g g
Wind, in direction
miles per hour MO Nw2s N.2s Nw1o N.4
WeatheF... Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear
Mean bar, 1902; mean temp. s1.e; humid-
ity,49.7
Max. temp. a min. temp, 20; Rainfall 90
MAX. velocity Of wind. 80 nniles.
FOR MARCH 81, 1888.
Mean bar, 1885; mean temp, si.2; mean humid
Max. temp, 4; sE 4IR; temp: .I L. crs
"A minus sign u preazsd to Thermometer read
ings indicates temperature below zero.
A dash IL prehxed to rainfall figures indicates
precipitation too small to measure
MARRIAGES.
MoALPINB-AIMEs-In wood0out, March 2sth,
James McA1pine jr Of this city, and Miss Virginia
3. Aimee, of Woodmont.
DEATHS.
DICKERMAN-In westville, entered into rest Sun
day, March so, at p. m, Isaac Dickerman, aged %
years and mouths.
Faneral Wednesday. Prayers at the house at 1.30 p
M, and the westville congregational church at
2o'clock. Friends and relatives respectfully In
oUTLER-In this city, March 80. Andrew J. Cutler,
Funeral viii take place from his residence No. a
Lyon street, Wednes Jay afternoon st O'Clock.
GAIEs-In North Branford, March IL, Olive E.,
LANE-In this city, March 3d. Ephrsim Lane, aged SO
Funeral from his late residence No. 50 Eaton street,
Tuesday. April lat, at p. M 2t
RgssEL[-In Watsrbury, March Is. Mrs, Anna NJ
aged rs years.
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Complimentary to Minister Sargent.
WASHINGTON March 31.-Nr. Finerty, of
Illinois, offered a resolution in the House
rendering the thanks of Congress to United
States Minister Sargent for his services at
the court of the German empire. The reso-
luton states that Minister Sargent has been
able, faithful and dignified. It was referred
to the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
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B1smarek to Give up ATS Portfolio,.

B1smarek to Give mp HIS Portfolios.
LONDON, April lit is reported that the
Emperor William has given Prince Bismarck
permission to surrender his portfolios IN the
Prussian cabinet. Il is supposed that Herr
Won P9itkamer, vice president of the minis
try, will become president and that Count
Won Hatzfeldt. acting secretary OF State for
the empire. will discharge the functions of
Prussisa minister of foreign affairs. Herr
Won Roetticher. minister of the interior for
the empire, will be made minister of con~
merce for Prussia.
The Times Berlin correspondent confirms
the appointment of Won Hstzfeldt and Won
Boetticher as above,
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ThHRA "RwA

The Republicans Of the Third ward are hereby re-
qussted to meet At the feed store of Congress
avenue and Ward strest Inesday evening" April LIST,
at 1888 M, to elect delegates to the Republican
town convention.
Per Order Ward Committee. D. R. Adams.
Chair
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A Big Decrease in Revenues.

LONDON, March 31.-The annual budges
shows a decrease in the revenues of the
United Kingdom for the fiscal year ending
March 31st of 81, 799, 272. The decrease in
customs receipts for the last quarter amounts
to e109. 900 and in the excise revenues for
the same time to eI68, 900. There has been
an increase of e43o,oO0 in the postoffice re-
ceipts for the yeas.
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Illinois.

An Old Fend Settled Ia America.
CHICAGO. March 31.-FraHk Kapegiaski.
who last night shot and killed his brother in
law, Vincent Roberski, at the Polish settle
ment on the outskirts of the city, was cap
tured this morning. Roberski only arrived
from Italy on Friday last and his murder is
the finale Of an old family feud.
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FOR SALE.

- A Farm of so acres in the town Of Guilford
sia about one mile from the depot good house
II two barns, sheds and other eutbuildipgs. u
old soon 1t will be sold at a bargain.
MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
rn26 7ha Chanal Streat.
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New York, March 31.-Ths American
Yacht club here held their annual meeting at
the club rooms, Twenty-eighth street and
Madison avenue, tonight. The officers
elected were: Commodore, G. 8. Scott; vice
commodore, A. De Cordova; rear cemmo.
dore, F. Tennyson; secretary. Henry A.
Taylor; treasurer, W. B. Dowd. The club
is in q Aourishing condition. The treasurer's
report shows balance of $9, 925 in the treas
ury. A resolution was passed electing the
three commanders of the Greedy relief ex-
petition honorary members Of the club.
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The Republican voters cf this ward hereby roti
fed to meet at room No. Z, Insurance building. Fri
day evening April 4h at o'clock to elect delegates
to the Republican town convention.
A. A. TOWNSEND,
Chairman Ward Committee.
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Kentucky.

Insanity From too Much Liquor.
LOUISVILLE, March 31.-Hon. Evans D.
Allnut. well known lawyer and politician,
late State senator, was adiudged insane to day
and sent to the lunatic asylum. Liquor Is
the cause and he has been violent and homi-
cida1 in hic knpdanCias
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NEW YORR.
An address to Republieana.

An Address to Republicans
New FoRK, March 31.-The executive COM
mittee of the Republican conference held in
this city February. 23d to oppose machine
methods in Republican politics during the
coming presidential campaign has issued a
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Minnesota.

A Tremendous jam OF Logs.
wnoaA, March GA large mass of logs
passed here on Sunday coming ont of the
Chippewa river and an immense jam formed
near Round Hill. The ice and logs are
massed together 20 If is impossible to run
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Orange.

The Republican voters of Orange are requestsd to
NEST at the Town Hall Friday, the 4th day of
April, 1884, at O'Clock p. M, appoint two dele
gates to the State Republican convention to be held
In Hartford, April 2Srd. Per Order.
Town Committee
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The Republican voters of the Tenth ward re-
quested to meet at Room 7, Insurance building, OF
Friday evening" April 4th 1884, at 730 O'CLOCK sharp
for the purpose of eectng delegates the Republican
town convention. Per Order, J. W. ROWLAND,
Chairman Ward Committee
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CAPITAL sSoO'OOO' Vice F1adnt CFssar
The American Real Estate Exchange
NATIONAL BUREAU OF AGRICULTURE AND STATE AGENCIES,
Western Union Building, 1919 Bro

Western
d
tai times
the Sp
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The Republican electors of the hftsen ward, are
hereby notified to meet at tbs house of Alonzc
Jacobs, Esq, st 1880 O'Clock. p. "Wednesday
April I'D, to elect delegates to the Republican town
convention. @. B. GRANNIs.
Chairman of Ward Committee
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Six Years for am Incendfarv.

SIX Years for an Incendiary.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 31.-Edward J.
Bennett, convicted of setting fire to his
house, was to-day sentenced to six years
imprisonment in the penitentiary.
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TNants.


A SITUATION 10 do general homework In n pr
Al 1t. 2os WALLACE STREET.
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WANIEJS
STTUATIoNS by two Scotch girls I6 and Is years
~ Of age, to nurse baby and assist Homework
will DO found to give satisfaction Please call nj
% ORCHARD STREET,
al IT. Third Flnor.
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FOR SALE,

AanA THE propsrty 81 Baldwin street. House
Hi contains IS rooms, city water on both floors.
sI Lot 5Ox14O, ample room for driveway and
barn. Part Of the purchase money can remain on
mortgage IL desired. Immediate possession. Inquire
at 3U3 CHAPEL STREET, Room Is.
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POLITICAL.


The Republican electors Of the First ward are re-
quested to meet ut room No. z, Insurance building,
Tuesday evening" April 9Th, at 73O O'Clock elect
delegates to Republican town convention.
F. A. MoNsoN,
Chairman Ward Committee.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.
The Dead Duke of Albany

The Dead Dake of Albany.
LONDON, March 31.-Both houses of par
lament adjourned to-day as mark Of re-
spect to the memory of the Duke of Albany
after passing resolutions of coincidence. In
the House of Commons Mr.. Gladstone was
the mover of the vote.
OTTAWA March 31.-The government it is
stated has not received any official notifica
ton from the Colonial Office of the death of
Prince Leopold and this accounts for the
fact that ne alusion has yet been made to it
in the Canadiaa parliament.
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Wrecks ON Nsw Eagiand Shores

NORTH So1rUArE, March 31.-The two
masted schooner, Australia of Boothbsy
Me-, came ashore during the gale yesterday,
and is now on the fats near the Glades house
She is loaded with lime which caught fire
and will probably burn before morning The
crew were saved.
PROVIDENCE, 3 l., March 81 The
schooner Helen A. Ames, of Providence, went
ashore at Seaconnet Point, Sunday morning
in the gale. William Muss was pulled over
board and drowned. The rest of the crew
got off in safety. The schooner Ambrose H.
knight, Boothbay, Me lost all her head gear
and had her foremost sprung off Block
Island. Captain Farmer was badly hurt.
The schooner Matte Holmes, Captain
Perkins, from Philadelphia for Portland, is
ashore on the bar in the lower bay.
NEW BEDFORD, March 31.-The brig Char
lotte Buck. sugar laden, and the schooner
Schubert of Philadelphia, coal laden. are
ashore full of water at Robinson's Hole, Vine
yard Sound. The revenue cutter Dexter and
steam tugs Hunter and Kniokerbocker have
been there.
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rs SHARES
New Haven Electric Co. Stock.
FOR SALE BY
McALESTER s. WARREN.
81 Orange Street.


District of New Haven. e. Probate Court,l
March 18th, 1884. I
LSSTATE of DAVID ALLTNG, late Of Ne Haven,
H. in said district, deceased
The administrator having exhibited his admins
account with said estate to this court for Al
lowance, it is
ordered-That the Sd day Of April. 1884, at nine
O'Clock forenoon, at the probate oce In New Haven,
be, and the same is assigned for hearing on the
allowance of said administration account with said
estate and this court directs the administrator to
cite all peraons interested therein to appear at said
time AID place, by publishing this order in
newspaper published in New Baven county and hav
ing circulation ia said district. and by posting
copy on the public sign post in the town of new HA
ven where the deceased last dwst.
SAMUEL A. YORK, Judge.
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8tal Gstate.
FOR SALE.

%tk(t% <DHAC&%ts
FOR SALE.
49, THE House 128 High street corner of Wall.
E Lot 2s1I2sH feet. For particulars inquire on
FOR RENT.
49, $40 month. No. 40 Atwater street. very
lii desirable and pleasantly located house near
can be had very low of the present occupant. In
quire Of LUCIUs MALTBY, No. 90 East Grand,
or H. j. rEVENs. Ss2 Chapel, near Temple st.
FOR SALE,
- Farm of so acres in the town Of Guilford,
shout one mile from the depot; good house;
'',~ a% MHR%fSs REAL Es " gs oET55GfE ICE.
FOR RENT,
IN FIRST door of House No. So Humphrey
III street. Gas, water and sewer connection. In
OIL quire of A. J. HARMOUNT,
m24tf 100 Water Street.
FOR RENT,
49, FIVE ROOMS at No. "a Gill street; hve
HI rooms at No. 10 Lewis street, Fair Haven !;
iI four rooms at No. 651 State street; four rooms
at No. 48 Ashmun street. Apply to
des Yale Bank Building.
FOR SALE.
Aanh THE property 81 Baldwin street. House
til contains is rooms, city water on both floors
sM Lot 50x140, ample rooD. for driveway and
barn. Part Of the purchase money can remain on
mortgage If desired Im%ediSte possession; Inquire
ml5tf z. L. Bassett.
FOR SALE,
49, THE property on the corner Of College snd
R''a Wall streets. Lot 75x ITO feet.
IH TO BEN for $500, the brick house on cor
ner Of College and Grove streets, Can be had in
April Call on ALFRED WALKER,
mia 18t IS Orange street.
FOR RENT.
AesA THE premises No. los George street, corner
Hi of Temple well adapted for hotel or saloon !;
lW heated throughout by steam; will be les sed at
reasonable hgure to good tenant Apply at 70
Court street, Grilley Co. . ONCE.
f2Otf VIM. HILLHOUsE.
Manure For sale.
WE offer for sale either by the load or In larger
w quantities, good article of manure, that has
been well composted. Gall lat our packing hous3,
| ,knfna nnanr
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The American yacht Club.

circular defending the aims of the new de-
parture and soliciting the cooperation of
Republicans throughout the State and nation.
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REAL ESTATE OWNERS!! /!
Selling DeDarfment.

Publishers of the Real Estate and Transfer Record
General Bureau Of Information all real estate
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AesA THE premises No. los George street, corner
Hi of Temple we'll adapted for hotel or saloon !;
lW heated throughout by steam; Will be les sed at
areas0nable figure to good tenant Apply ut 70
Court street, Grilley Co. . ONCE.
f2Otf VIM. HILsLHOUSE.
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them into Beef Slough by the sheer boom.
1t is estimated that there are five million
feet of logs in the jam.
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the TWO rreacherous Pashas Shot.

the TWO EFeacneFous FasnHs BMUt.
CAIRO, March 31.-Advices just received
state that Said and Hassan Psshas, whose
cowardice and treachery contributed materi-
ally to General Gordon's ill success in his
enRag ment with the rebels near Aalfayiah
on March 10th, have been court martisled
and shot.
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It must be understood that we are COM
pairing the best Ready Made Clothing OBJ
,tainable, goods that represent real value
and not slightly clothing of doubtful quality
-eheaply lined and poorly cut and sewed,
of which there is a super abundance made,
and not little of this class of ''stuf' is
brought to New Haven to catch the eye, and
also to catch the dollars. Our honest en-
deavors to sell only the best Clpthtpg &C
counts for our growing trade and the conf
depce of all classes already gained is festh
er in our business cap that will continue to
wave gracefully in the balmy breezes of the
present Spring. The ceaseless push We give
our business secures for us the exclusive sale
of many lines of goods of superior excellence
from reputable New York and other manu-
facturers, who want only live men to handle
their goods, and somebody who tolls for
trade necessarily.
To conclude our Spring Introductory we
take pleasure in notifying you that all de
partments are filled to repletion with choice
novelties and medium styles for Men, Young
Men, Boys and ChiIdren's Spring and Sum-
mer use, to which We invite attention and
inspection.
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FOR s ALE,

49, THE property on the corner of College snd
III Wall streets. Lot 75x ITO feet.
IE TO Rem for $500, the brick house on COR
ner Of College and Grove streets. Can be had in
April Call on ALFRED WALKER,
milf I8t IS Orange street.
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Manure FOR sale.

Manure For SALE
WYE offer for sale either by the load or In larger
w quantities, good article of manure, that has
been well composted. Gall at our packing hous3,
Crescent street, near Henry street.
m29 ST. F, 8. ANDREW 90.
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OPENING !,
SPRING : : INTRODUCTION

The styles of to-day in Ready Made Cloth
ing are SO gracefully cut and well made that
the Custom Tailors view with alarm its in
creasing popularity and ready sale. It is not
generally known, but it Is nevertheless true,
that within few years there has been as
much Improvement in constructing ready.
made Clothing as in the arts and sciences
and there are few frst-class tailors who can
cut and make as good or as stylish gar
ment as can be found in
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A S1v Ran Az sherman.

WASHINGTON, March 31.-A joint resolution
was offered in the House to-day by Mr..
Nichols, of Georgia, asking that Senator
Sherman's Danviile committee be instructed
to investigate the riots at Cincinnati. The
resolution sets forth that it is alleged and
currently reported in the public press that
for several days the city of Cincinnati has
been terrorized by riot composed of vigi-
lantf committees and ku-klux organizations
which have subverted the law of the land
and destroyed the public tranquility In re-
peated efforts to lynch certain persons CON-
fined in Jail charged with crime, resulting in
the loss of many lives and much prop
erty.
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CAIRO, March 31-The dervishes who
brought Ell Mahdi's letter to General Gordon
also brought back the robes which Gordon
had sent to Ell Mahdi by the messenger who
bore the offer for the Sultanship of Kordo-
fan. Ell Mahdi refuses the proffe red honor
and exhorts Gordon to become q Mussul-
man.
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CAIRO, March 31.-Information received
from Khartoum shows that on the 23d inst.
the rebels fred upon two steamers that were
patlolling the Nile and compelled them to
retire to the arsenal at Khartoum
General Gordon has received letter from
Ell Mahdi informing him that the European
prisoners at Ell Obeid are we'll treated.
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New Hampshire.

Pleading Murder in the First Degree.
TACOMA, March 31.-Thomas Samon, the
murderer of Mrs. Ford and the Rudy family,
pleaded guilty to-day of murder in the first
degree Sentence was deferred pending an
examination as to his sanity.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.


BOSTON, March 81 .-Maynard Bannister,
probably the Oldest engineer in continuous
service in New England, died to-day, aged
seventy-three years. He entered the service
of the Boston and Worcester road in 1874 as
fireman, became engineer in 1916 and re-
NAMED at his post until year ago, when
his last sickness compelled his retirement.
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Z" What are QUAKER BITTERs ?"


An old Quaker remedy that has dome
more to relieve suffering humanity than
all other medicines combined.
These celebrated Bftters are composed
of choice Roots, Herbs and Barks.
among which are Gsentian. SarsaparflIa.
wild cherry, DandelfOn. Juniper and
other berries, and are SO prepared as "a
retain all their lmedicinaF Qualities, and
will cure the following cOmp1aintS: =
Dyspepsia. Jaundfce, liver Conn
plants, Loss of Appetite, 1Eeadaehfss.
Billions Attacks SUMMER C0mRIaimfS.
Files, kidney Diseases, Female Hifiic11ss
ties, LasSftude, Low Spirits, General
Debility, and, lin fact, everything caused
by an impure state of the blood or de.
ranged condition of the stomach. Liver
or Kidneys. The aged find I'm Quaker
Bftters a gentle, soothing stimulant. so
desirable in their declining years.
They are recommended and used nv
eminent physicians and elergymen.
No one need suffer long from any dis.
ease ifthey Will use Quaker RItters. "a
they effect a cure where other remedies
fail. Sufferer. try them; they. Will cure
you; they have cured tho asandss :
) E0rssafe by ali drug g1sts and dealers
Prepared 81 HI O. eROss MFG. co..
Boston, Mass, apl 2tswtuthaWsm
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
49, A few gentlemen can be accommodated with
EiA hrst-claas board and pleasant rooms with mod
#&M ern improvements. Locality second TO none
in the city. Terms moderate. Apply st
ms Inns SB WOOSTER PLACE.
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Revenee on a n1o.her-1n-l.aw.

RooKFoRD, March 81. = Through dis
closures by William Durham, of this city,
Mrs. Fred Smith has been arrested at Pom
tiac Michigan, for the murder of her husband,
in 1881. Durham is son-in-law of Mrs
Smith and having recently quarreled with
her told in revenge that she killed Smith by
putting poison in his cider. Durham has
gone to Pontiac to testify against his mother
in-law.
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8saI Gstxte.
FOR RENN.
Brick House For Rent.

49, ONE or two pleasant Furnished rooms with
M,iiil modern conveniences. Ten minutes walk
M1Q from postofhce. Address P. o. BOX 61s.
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CANDY DAY
who buys any of our Choice Cream Butter at
25c a pound will be presented with fine fresh
made confectionery, from half pound to a ton.
4 1-3 lbs Best Butter $1.OO.
Same goo ia in 10 Ib tubs. for family ue 50 per
tub Good table Butter &c ID. Oleomargarine at
the nominal price of Is to 1sc per pound. Pure Old
Government Java Coffee Csc lb. Best Tea Soc Id.
St. Louis Flour $3.50 barrel. by the bag &C.
Lehfgh Coal,
Save 25 cents ton by buying Of
GEO. w. H. HUGHES.
Independent Coal Dealer, 81 Church st
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49, FIVE ROOMS ct No. "A Gill street; nve
H. rooms at No. 10 Lewis street, Fair Haven |;
I1 four rooms at No. 651 State street; four rooms
at No. 4s Aehmun street. Apply to
JACOB HELLER,
de8 Yale Bank BUILDING.
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WASHINGTON, March 31.-Sixth Auditor
Ella reports that the gross receipts of the
Postofice department for the quarter ended
December 81, 1888. were Sill, 146, G54 against
1882