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Morning journal and courier., 1884-07-07
THE OLD WORLD
Ireland.
A Mailman m Chureh-The Crazy Freak
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l Mailman in Chureh-The Crazy FreMR of e Dsmented Orangeman.
 DUBLIN, July 6.-Londonderry is greatly excited over one of the most scandalous af- fairs which has yet cropped out from the | Orange National feuds. During vespers 1T one of the Catholic churches, and while tht priest was chanting the Magni6cat, 8 man
 wild with excitement entered the church door and yelled at the top of his strong voice, Look ont, you d-d Papists!" Then the intruder ran down the center aisle, bowling and cursing. He reached the sanctuary rail before any of the frightened people could in+ tsrOept him. With bound he passed over the rail and ran up the steps to the altar. This he attacked with vigor and succeeded la breaking to fragments the ben- ediction pieces standing outside the tabernacle. He then leaped upon the altar table and cursed the people and priest. Disrobing himself of his coat, vest and pant
 aloons, he danced upon the altar, and then snatched up the communion cloth and pro- ceeded to tear it to tatters with his teeth
 The scene in the church WAS one of terrible
 excitement, and during the panic several wo- men swooned. Finally the officiating priest and number of the men present recovered
 their self-possess1on and rushed upon the man. He was hurried from the altar
 and would have been torn limb from
 limb but for the interference of the priest
 The man made desperate resistance and
 was not overcome until some policemen Rr- rived and hRndcuffed him. He had taken such a firm hold with his teeth upon the com munion cloth that it had to be cut away from his mouth. It was ascertained that he was an Orangeman of weak mind who had become hopelessly demented during the re- cent exciting political events in Derry. He was removed to an asylum.
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WITHOUT AN EQUAL.

It is prepared from the purest and best materials only, and Is under any circumstances adultsr There is no longer any excuse for sour, heav soddsn bread. biscuit pastry. Every housewife in the land should make herself scauai with the factB have stated, which tDdisputable and ahe will ascertain that most of ths yeSst prepara- tions being sold anything else but what they profess to be- and that this is the why large 8 props Ftion of the bread consumed by the masses ef the community is unhealthf1I. Invalid especially interested in ths question of yeast, and ought to keep constantly in mind the important fact that their dietary should at all times be the best and that under the most favorable eiFcumStances they cannot hops to regain health and strength unless their food Is the heathful and nutritious that caa be obtained. Good food makes good blood and the force is strengthened impaired in pro porto the food eat Is nutritious or otherwise
 SEA FOAM is worthy of 6 fair trial and that fs all ask for it.
 No having once used 1t will ever use any other preparation in the baking powder ltne' but Will at once aod bRnish from the houss the Var1ouS crude mixtures and bog1s preparations In the form of yeast that have long and persistently tended to dastroy health imperfectly performing tAe re- ouirements they professed to fulfill
 SEA FOAm M retains in all their excellence the properties natural taste of the various cereal ore of food while in bread raised by fhe ord nary means there is very frequently great iogs of their toothsome and paatable qualities
 Of all baking or yeast powders SEA FOAM is be- yond dispute
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THE CHOLERA.

Deaths On 1he Increase-A 5 Sudden Imps-
 tus Given By the Heat-Toar1sts and
 Others Fleeing From Paris.
 PARTS, July 6.-special reports from Mar seilles state that the number of deaths in that city from cholera during the past twenty four hours was fifteen and that the disease is increasing in virulence owing to the intense heat. The official report from Toulon gives the number of deaths during the past twenty four hours nineteen and states that the scourge has gained 8 fresh impetus from the heat The excitement in this city over the cholera has increased and many tour ists and others have left the city, having become alarmed at the reports received here and in the influx of persons from the cholera district. To-day the see- ond case of cholera was reported to the of ficials and the vicinity in which the case oe- cured was immediately disinfected and the patient hurried eff to the hospital. Dr. Koch, the discoverer of the cholera germ, expressed hopes to-day of being able to con- fine the cholera at TouIon to that dist riet
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LOAL NEWS.
Personal.

A large circle of friends will deeply regret to hear of the continued serious illness of Mrs Marsden, wife of MT. s. L. Marsden, of this city, at their summer residence, West Haven shore. Hope of her recovery is cherished, with the most unremitting and de- voted care which surrounds her.
 George Wohlmaker, of 53 Washington street, sails Wednesday morning on North German line steamer to visit his native land, Bavaria.
 Margaret Kelly. aged 93, died Friday after noon at the residence of her son-in-law, Pat rick Murphy, No. B Winthrop avenue. She came to this country four weeks ago, on a trip to visit her relatives here. She leaves in this country six children and of descend ants, children, grandchildren and great grandchildren, more than forty persons. MT. c. s. Leigh, formerly grocer on State street near this office is in London England, visiting an uncle and returns in few weeks He arrived in London few days since. Hon. James Gallagher started last night for the Chicago convention. MT. E. l. Atwater. son of Mir. w. J. At water, is confined to his house on Trumbul ! street by illness. His physician thinks he will be out again in few days. Hr. Harry Leigh, ths grocer. leaves short ly for Waterto~n N. Y, to visit Hon. B Brockway, editor and proprietor of the Watertown Times.
 Mrs D Jamss Young, the dentist of 23C Chapel street, and her son, Daniel Young, are on a trip to the north. They go as far as Montreal for the benefit of the latter's health.
 Louis C.. Heller. now of Philadelphia, i. spending few days with his parents in this city.
 Rev. Father SIocum, of Norwalk, sails for home July 21st, on the steamer Republic.
 Casey Fisher is at home on a short vaca- tion. He is travelling for large gents fur nishing house in New York.
 A son of Jacob Koell, of 62 George street, was run over by carriage on the Fourth. The lads leg was broken.
 K. Delgreggo, who lives in the Italian boarding house on Hill street, was shot in the armpit with twenty-two cartridge from toy pistol by playmate on the Fourth. His hand is paralyzed.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

GsneraI.LOEan not a Land GrE Eb5er.
 WASHINGTON, July 6.-When the Senate met yesterday, MT. Logan ross to ques. tior of privilege and denied the oft published reports that he has any interest ir zani lands, He read several letters from the Interior de- pertinent to show that the reports were un- founded. In regard to Major Tucker, Lis son-in-law, MT. Logan said that gentleman had been simply attacked because of his fam fly connections with him. ''Major Tucker is my son. in-law. He is 8 gentleman who would rob nobody. I presume this attack is made because he Is a member of my family. If the object of those detractors was to draw me into his defense they have succeeded. If anyone thinks have not the pluck to defend relative when wrongtully attacked he is mistaken" The Senator was very oalm in making this statement Only about dozen Senators were present to listen to it, and the galleries were aimost empty.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE.

Not fnfrequently the best of flour gets all the blame when in reality the dark color and tAste both caused by the If iRferior raising DOW der. Many baking powders now highly recouaend
 sd by grocers and hence largely sold made of old bones ground up, and by chemical process mixed with other ingredients. Before lending their indu- ence the sale cf any baking powder ero- would do well to ascertain the reputation and standing of 1ts manufacturers. They would thus avoid becoming trumental in perpetrating fraud on their customers, and would in the long make more money. O: cour4e no honest man would know ingy lend himself to snch fraud upon his custom ers and it is poor policy for any grocer to at tempt to pa of Inferior goods whsn the best are asked for. He may by 80 doing make 8 little money at the time but he surely will time, if the fraud is discovered lose of his best customers, and with him soore of others who might otherwise have dealt with him. A merchants wisest policy is to secure the best customers and they just ths ones who want the best goods. SEA FOAM Is
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THEBEST IN THE WORLD

Give it a trial, and you will concede that we have offered you the mssns to make poor flour much bet tor than when under ordinary conditions while good four will be immSasurably increased in sweet ness richness and all those qualities which combine to render good bread essentially the stan of IIfe
 SEA FOAM iB used by the leading hotsIs and restaurants New York city and throughout the
 Ask your grocer to get 1t for you he has not al- ready placed it in his stook and if obliging man he will do send fox circular and price hst to my2I iyZ
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Foity-Eighth COnzress---First Session.
WASHINGTON, July 6,

SENATE.-The Senate sat until TAO this morning. After midnight several recesses were taken. Senators waited to hear the ac- ton of the House on the conference reports. As soon as word was brought that the House had taken a recess till afternoon the Senate followed suit and took recess till afternoon, the Senete followed suit and took recess till p. n. MT. Manderson, who occupied the chair this morning, presided after recess
 This led to little parliamentary squabble
 MT. Bayard raising the point that the Ne
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rrtehlna From Eating Raw Ham.

AMSTERDAM, July G-Dr. Beach, investi- gator of this district for the State Board of Health, found eleven cases of trichinosis at Arietta, Hamilton county. One case resulted fatally, but although the disease is well ad- vanced there is some hope for the recovery of the others. All the persons attacked had eaten raw ham. They belonged to one fam- i5 and their boarders.
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Board of Aldermen,

Board of Aldermen.
 TENothe Sheriff of the City of New Haven, Greeting U You are hereby required to warn the Board o1 Aldermen of said city to meet at the Chamber of the Board in said city, on Monday the 7th day Given under my hand this Sd day of July, 1884. HENRY G. LEWIS, Mayor. The foregoingis true copy of the original war. rant. Attest, THOS. c. HOLLIS. j71t City Sheriff.
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SEA FOAM Is warranted to make better, lighter, healthier, sVveeter, more toOthsome. more dfgestibie, more nutritious Bread, Biscuits. Cakes, Puddings,
 Etc, THAN CAN RE MADE IN ANY OTHER
 WAY.

SEA FOAM Is entirely invention with out of the bad qualities of yeast baking pow ders, soda saleratus
 SEA FOAM contains no Ingredient element which produce injurious effect, but the oontrasy has in itself 8 teudenoy to sustain and uourish the human syetem. It is
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Yesterdays Scenes in ChicagO-The Southern Delegates Outspoken Against Rutler-TammanY and the County Democrats Arrive-Kehy B Big Man Among the Delegates.
 CHICAGO, July g It has been day of ip- tense excisement hsre. There has been more enthusiasm, more shouting, more people on the streets, more bands and processions,
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aA ANUMBER of good lots in different parts of #iiH the c.ty price low. &IY fine house with all the Improvements, le- cated in the center of the city be ar any time.
 FOR RENT, A number of good Houses and Tenements. Money to loan in amounts to accommodate. Gall at No. 90 Church Street, Room z. Office Open Evenings from to g.
 l.. F. COMSTOCK.
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ATTORNEY
 Hon. D. w. GOOCH, 2S School Street, Bostor

BANKERS AND TRUSTEES:
 AMERIOAN LOAN AND TRUST CO.,,
 55 Congress Street, Boston. The Capital Stock of the Company is 2000, ,000 di vided into 40 shares of the par value of $50 per Rhare Is full paid and inaccessible. limited number of shares only will be offered to the public at less than par.
 The Company owns by purchase inc entire rights for the New Englaad States of the justly celebrated Holland Process for generating Heat. Light and Steam Power by the of water and oils as fuel in the manufacture Of water gas for locomotives and stationary boilers, and for domestic in fact, wherever safe and perfectly clean fire Is desired aud 1t is tsyoDd question the cheapest and purest gas for lighting.
 We have no hesitation h re commanding this en- terprlEe of great merit and imp rtance second to other that has been brought the attention capitalists.
 All moneys for stock to be paid into and the stock issued by the American Loan and Trust Company Bankers and Trustees of the Compaay.
 Descriptive pamphlets and all information con- corning this great invention be obtained at the Executive oface, IFS Devonshire Street.
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Six Months Record.

BOSTON. July 6.-The Sunday Globe in it's financial article to-day says
 Inquiry at the offices of the American Electric and Illuminating company yesterday concerning it's regular September dividends developed the following facts: During the past half year the business of the American company has been very brisk and profitable; plants have been put in and sold with far greater ease than hitherto and if the next six weeks time will enable the company to care for the business already in hand the proba- biiities are that an extra dividend of and possibly per cent. will be paid beyond the regular semi-annual per cent. dividend and there is not shadow of doubt but that the directors will at least declare the extra 2 per cent. dividend, thus continuing the stock of this company as F per cent. investment.
 It is further stated that the fall and winter outlook. beyond the advantages of newly &C., quired territory, is far more brilliant than the fondest anticipations of the directors at the outset, and public opinion seems to be that the American company, having got thoroughly under way, are going to sweep the country" The block of preferred treas ury stock which this company offered is near ly all sold, and it is likely that late orders between now and next Thursday, when sub- scriptions close, as per formal notification will be subject to allotment.
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SpstiaI Yutirss.

Admiration which is richly de- served is everywhere being bestowed OF the superb Mathushek Pianos, O1 which SO many have been sOld; some goods have to be pushed and talked up with great energy, but the Mathushek Piano sells itself While business at large is suffering a great depresstODs there are no dull times at the Temple of Music The public has learned to appreciate what is first-class in Musi. cal Instrumen's and Pianos Of high quality sell rapidly at fair prices
 Visitors are cordially welcomed at our stores, and a call and examination of our stock does not incur any Obliga- tion to purchase. We are happy to show goods even to those who dO not intend to buy, and we carefully avoid
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
A Society Kept Out of Church

FALL RIVER, July 6.-The Yoang Mems Irish-American Catholic Total Abstinence s1ciety was yesterday denied admission to St. Joseph's church by Father Brady, the pastor, to attend the funeral of 8 deceased member, and the clergyman in his funeral discourse spoke in severe terms of the soci- ety. The cause of the difficulty was the fact that the society had held ball in disregard of the instructions of Bishop Hendricken.
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NEW ENGLAND
 HEAT, LIGHT AND POWER CO
 Executive Office. I78 DeVonshire Si BOSTON, MASS.
OFFICERS FRED. H. HENSHiW, President. II. 0. GOODSPEED, Treasurer. WILBUR F. LUNT, Clerk.

DIRECTORS HON. SAMUEL BABCO TX, Preeident Middletown Savings Bank and Vice President Hartford & Conn. Valley Railroad, Hartford, Conn. HON. A. O. WOO 0WORTH, President Ames Manu- featuring On. c IIcopeo Nass AU ,USTUS w. LOCKE, Esq, Manager State Road and Hoossc Tunnel, North Adams, ass. FRED. H. HENSHAW, EEq, Firm of Henshaw & Cushiug I nportsrs, 42 ChauIcey street. Boston, FRANKLIN REED, Esq, President Sagadahoc3 National Bank, Bath, Me INCREASE ROBINSON, Esq, President Robinson Iron Works, Plymouth, Mass. GEORGE ". SMITH, Els l., President G. ". Smith iron Works Boston, Mass H. 0. GoODsPEED, Esq, ITS DeVonshire stresf, Boston. E
 GENERAL MANAGER:
 General M. N. wISEWELL,
 ITS Devonshire, Street Boston.
 ATTORNEY:
 Hon. D. W. GOOCH,
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EOR RENT,

AHk& FIRST FLOOR of house. corner Sylvan and sSa Howard avenues; bath, gas and all conven- Essa fences; rant modeFste. Address
 HOBART B. SACKETT, iv3tf ITO Greenwich avenue
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BLOODGOOD HOU USB, CatskiI! Mountains.

A DELIGHTFUL resort on the highest range of A the Catshill. Postoffce, tele rAph office, de- ghtful sceneTy ma aria, good board and pleseant roomk. Inquire Of ISAAC F. GRAHAM, Manager, R. G. DUNN co. TAT Chapel Street, New Haven, Ct., or the proprietors, BLOODGOOD BROS,
 m19 eodtsep% HensonVille, Greene Oo., N Y, .. . "a. !tc,,r. Rook
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A&AA TO a good tenant, first floor of house 756
 SSII5 State street, Gt low price. Also two tene. E5I nents on Orchard street. Inquire at 146 Crown street. 6LOSON HALL. 3v0f
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c. M. LOOMS. TEMPLE OF MUSIC.
Summer Resorts.
HOTEL SEAVIEW.

V
 PAWN ROCK, WEST HAVEN, CONN.,,
 & The addition of electric bells to this H house and other extensive improvements jN15s1f make 1t second to the coast. The kGNWA1M table and service will be unexceled Shore dinners, fish and game suppers served to der Telephone connections Stable under supervision d in charge of g unexcelled in hie department. SOUTHWfCK CO.,,
 iY1daH1m PrOprietors
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RtaI Gstak.
FOR RENT,

FOR RENT, A1HA FIRST FLOOR of house. corner Sylvan and ESa Howard avenues; bath, gas and all conven- z fences; rant mOd'rfse HoBART AsTrs.i 8. sAoKErr jy3tf ITO Greenwich avenue
 FOR RENT. Aaash TO good tenant, first floor of house 766 &l nents on Orchard street. Inquire at lz6 Crown street. GLosoN HALL. jy26
 Lots for Sale. lAAAa SIX valuable Building Lots on Nash street ts5 Fetreen Eagle and Willow streets. Lots each Il 6Ox125. Terms easy. one-half or more can Also a lot on Eagle street, TO feet front, and a large triangular piece of land in the rear For par jy2 76s Chapel street.
 FOR RENT. Is.sssR TWO or three very nice furnifhed rooms rent. Address d siO "-' ~ N, DRAWER ss. oiiy.
 FOR SALE, Ma@ FINE residence in West Haven First ssH avenue, containing II rooms, also barn, hem :!H nery, bath house sea HDd all 9eoe.ssry ontonild- and grapevines. Lot, $40 feet front with depth of ana aIS o sFee Lot feet on 1un6ins back to the channel 32O feet deep; good location business enterprise desiring wharf privilege. O- f~G' ' ~ - WALTER A MAIN, j23 West Haven. Conn.
 FOR BALE, &sAA SEVERAL lots aS Sachem's Head, GuiIford. sia One of the incest places the Sound to spoRd E.!E the Summer. For map apply to
 T. G. Sloan & Son,
 Room 3. Benedict Building. Or CAPT. o. N. BROOKS GuiIford, Conn. j5
 FOR RENT, dS<sa ONE front room, 73y38, fourth floor of Eii5 Quinnipiac Building. No. 698 Chapel street. iness, premises being supplied with steady power, steam heat and elevator for freight Lighted on three aides. May be leased for 8 term Of yeara.
 HENRY P. ENGLISH. m29tf 92 Orange Street.
 FOR BALE OR RENT, A&sSs TIE House No 2ss Orchard street to small &iia R. G. RUSSELL. a6tf 334 Chapel street.
 FOR RENT, AE=A4 FIVE rooms Mo- 553 State street, water clos Riia ct, gas and water and five rooms corner South EsIU and Park streets. Inquire at No. 792 Chapel street. Room 2. JACOB HELLER. my2
 BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE. ssea MONEY furnished to assist men in building Esll houses.
 R. E. BALDWIN'S Real Estate Agency, SIS Chapel Street
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Stronger than amy Yeast or Baking Pow- der In the World, and Perfectly Pure.
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 MnR RNNn
NIlR. SALE.

FOh SAAEs ASaA No. 25O James Street, just north of Grand #I9 Street, lot S5xiOO, nearly new seven room -AGA house that bs occupied by two small fami- lies. The entire premises have been well cared for and are in hrst-claas order. Price S2.OO0.
 FOR RENT,
 The Grand Street Livery Stables (old number, 1s2) formerly occupied by Allen Seaman. The premises are modern and desirable in all respects and in per feet order There accom- nodations for thirty horses and ample storage for the carriage outfit. low price for the rental will be made to Iesponsi- ble tenant.
 FOR RENT,
 Thirteen houses and thirty one tenements in vari- ous parts of the city. -- jI0 Hoadley Building.
 FOR RENT, $sS& A frst-class house York Street, near FIFE Chapel. Has 12 rooms. All modern con E& veniences. and is in fine condition throughout. inquire at 1T4 York St. ms IN VIEW of the opening of the new railroad to \ West Haven there will be some call for BUILDING LOTS.
 have 8 tract of land, finely situated close by West Haven Church Street, 400 feet front and 2OC deep which will eel at S5 per front foot, will take for whole lot There is EothiDg else favorably located that be bought nearly low. EDWARD A, RAY.
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OCEAN COTTAGE.

SAVIN ROC K H QR RE-
 NN RS. s. HOLMES, Proprietress. The p'easentest 1X1 place on SIvin Beck shore, elegantly htted throughout, now ready for Summer Boardsrs and transient guests Views from its Ioona and veran- dss unsurpassed by any upon the coast. Bathing convenient and free from dagger. Having had long experience in the business. cannot fall to please all who favor me with their patronage. Terms moder- ate. r. O. Box 2S4. West Haves, Corn. iela
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D. Sa. WEIGH X SON. Nos. 2S and 80 Congress Avenue

NOTICE. A IL persons having bills against the Center nial "A Celebrations Committee .ere requested to be prompt in present ng them properly approved, to the treasurer. BENJ. k. ENGLISH.
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Tamds.

WANIEDs A YOUNG lady to act as caah1er in a Rroce A stora Address M., jy71 It Journal and Courier Ofsce
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BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
R. E. BALDWIN'S
FOR SALE.

Real Estate Agency, SIS Chapel Street i07daw
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WANTED ADIES to mako our fancy Werk At their hornas .Ahght. easy work. and ladies make good ray steAdy work. Gall or send for full pAxtisulsra WAT. soN 9 os. O., 7os Chapel street, Mas0niG Temple
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JyZt1
 Lots for Sale.

kaAA eIX valuable Building Lots on Nash street
 ssa tetreen Eagle and Willow streets. Lots each &I 6Ox125. Terms easy. One-half or more can remain.
 Also lot on Eagle street, TO feet front, and large triangular piece of land tn the rear For ticuIars cali at MERWIE'S Real ESsA&e OMce, jy2 769 Chapel Street.
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RENT.
FOR SALE,

kA&A TWO or three very nice furniFhed rooms on
 &lla Olive street, with all convenienceg for hus- %I band and wife single persoRs Moderate rent. Address M, DRAWER 66 City.
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 $&sl Two family house on Sylvan Avenue, $8O( Hii;;a cash required. Two family house on Jackson ESiIl street, S350 cash required. InS If GEO. A. ROOT, sos Chapel St.