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noI4 tf 10 East Street, opp. MyrtJe.
 Great Inducements
 To Consumers of Groceries Meats, &c.
 GEORGE FLETCHER & CO, are sailing everything in the grocery line low for cash as may be by visiting stores 191 and 1s5 Grand st. also the old 2b5 Congress avenue corner Ce- dar. We selling to-day 12 lbs Granulated Sugar $1, 13 lbs White Extra 0 $1 IA lbs Extra q, Best Java Coffee 3Oc Japan Tea 6Oc est Black Tea COG, Early Rose Potatoes bushel, Valencia Oranges 15o, splendid Lemons 15c Can Corn, best 10c Can succotash 10c, Can Lima Beans lOc, Can Pears lOc, Can Tomatos 1rc.
 M6ATS-Rack Steak 12c Rib Steak 16e, Loin Steak lSc, P. H. Steak 2Cc, Whole Spare Rib IIo Sausagss 1Ic Sugar Cured Ham l5c, Shoulder Ice Pork Pieces and Fresh Pork kept constantly on hand.
 George Fletcher & Co.,, 1s1 and 195 Grand Street, also 25S Congress avenue ja17 corner Cedar.
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ID. Nf. WEEEEE & SON, NOs. 28 and 80 Congress Avenue

REPORT of the condition of the FIRST MA EkJ TIONAL BANK at New Haven, in the State of Connecticut, at the close of business, March 7th, 1884:
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Massachusetts
A Big Haul By Sneak Thieves.

ABig Haul By Sneak Thieves.
 BOSTON, March 12.-This afternoon be- tween and o'clock thieves entered the room of Miss Annie M. Snow at the Waverly House, Oharlestown, and stole watches, bonds and jewelry to the value of s, 300. The bonds taken were two $1 1000 registered United States bonds numbered 52,05S and 2,059, two $1OO registered bonds, one $1, ,oOO bond of the Toledo, Delaware and Baltimore railroad.
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A
 NIGHT BRADLEY
 State of Connecticut New Haven County, ssO
 New Haven, February 29th, A. D. 1884. ! 1P0N the complaint of the said ELIZA A. U BRADLEY, praying for reasons therein get forth for divorce Eow pending before the Sus erior court in and for New Haven County to be held the nast and beipg found by the subscribing authority that the said defendant is absent from this State parts unknown, aud that the best advertise ing him of the pendency of this petition is by send inc copy of the same by mail to his brother Theo dore Bradley Waterbury, Conn.
 1herefore, Ordered-Thst notice of the penceney of said complaint be given by Iubl:shng this order in the Journal and Courier, 6 neWH- paper printed in said New Haven, once week, thre weeks successively, commencing before the 8th said complaint and order of notice ip the postoce, postage paid, at said Now Haven, directed to raid the 9th day Of March, A D. 1884.
 JONATHAN INGERSOLL, Clerk of the Superior Court for New Haven County, true copy Of fhs original,
 Attt st-J. V. POND, Deputy Sheriff. msosw3t
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

The State MiIitia-A Plan to Afford Them
 Upon i'm Committee.
 WASHINGTON, March 12.-The House Com. mittee on Militia to- day agreed to report, with 8 favorable recommen dation, Representative Connollys bill for the special and uniform instruction of the State militia. It author izes the Secretary Of War to detail from the line officers of the regular army above the rank of first lieutenant an officer to act as in- structor of tactics and things appertaining to the military service. The committee also agreed to report favorably Representative Straits bill increasing the annual appropria- tion for providing arms, equipments, ord- nance stores, camp equipage and tents for the military from $2oO, ,OOO to $500, 900 to be apportioned among the States and territories. AS amended this bill provides that in time of peace the number of active militia which each State and territory shall be en- titled to receive it's apportionment shall not exceed 250 men for each representative or delegate to which such State or territory is entitled in Congress. A clause authorizes the Secretary of War to sell at cost price to the respective States such uniform clothing in the quartermaster's department as may be needed to Inform their military. Chairman Mueller designated Representative Cox, of North Carolina, and Strait, of Minn., to take charge of the respective bills. These gentlemen have prepared their reports and will submit the bills to the House at the first opportunity.
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phates through fixing the oxygen from the

phates through fixing the oxygen from the blood, undue oxidation (waste of the tissues) is to great extent prevented.
 To sum up shortly what has already been advanced, according to the teachings of mod ern science the most rational and certain means of retarding old age are by avoiding all foods rich in the earth salts, and by taking daily two or three tumblerfuls of distilled water with about ten to fifteen drops of dilu- ted phosphoric acid in each glassful. Thus are the inimical salts held in solution and their excretion daily effected. The means herein advocated have also another great ad vantage, viz., that they cannot possibly do any harm.
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For Comfort and Happiness you
 should wear the ss Efghn1ie Patent Shirt, 5 This Perfect Shirt can only be Had
 T. P, Merwin, Sole Agent for New Haven. "6acaIst ResIdenee), No. 8s College Street Postal orders to show deliver receive prompt at
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WANTED

A GIRL of good disposition to do general bo1sa- 1A work-ene who considers agood home of Qreats, in portance than great pay. Inquire at 27O Chapej street, Snew nu bsr 792,) room l. between iOk ap .1s onH otI1 P tu. mI22
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Name.

A Quick Passage Against Heavy Winds.
 PORTLAND. March 12.-The steamer Pe- ruvian of the Allan line arrived today after 8 remarkably quick passage in the face of heavy winds. In latitude 4s, longitude 47 to 49, she encountered three icebergs and much detached ice. The steamer brought 62 cabin and 250 steerage passengers. Most of the emigrants will go to Manitoba.
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Ta1IOr's Stock for Sale.

Ta1lOE's Stock for Sale. YTNHE stock Of Cloths, Oassmeres, Trimmings, &c., 9 ard fixtures in the store hitherto occupied by Thomas Oronin (oid number) 257 Grand street, will be sold at public auction (unlees seld at pr- vate eale}, the premiees, THURSDAY, March 13 at 10 Store will be open for inspection o3 stock WednesdAy morning, from II to 12,
 m10 At ADOLPH ASHER, Trustee.
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The TnawtpR orthe Sroxv u..ns

Ihe ThaW1nK Of the Snow HeaPs.
 MONTREAL March 12.-The snow storm of yesterday turned to rain last night So much snow lies in the country that the conse- quences of the sudden thaw will be serious. Already merchants and storekeepers in the low lying districts are removing their goods from the basemsnts and first floors awaiting possible floods. An inundation committee of the city council has been ap- pointed and held it's first meeting to-day for the purpose of organizing to prevent dam ages from the expected spring foods.
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TAats.
WANTEI
WANTFn

WANTED NI m1S It P, O. BOX 6O3
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LOCAL NEWS.

Utah and the MormOns.
 lecture will be given on the political and legal aspects of the Mormon problem before the Yale law school, City Hall, on Saturday at Il g. m by MT. T. W. Curtis, recently from Utah. Lecture free. Ladies and gen. tlemen invited.
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Rhode Island.

Marriage at Newport.
 NEWPORT, March 12.-R. B. Wade, New York importer, and Mrs. Ellen Shriven Chaffee were married here this morn ing Many well known New York families were represented at the nuptials
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A SITUATION as coachmsn by young man 1vto A thoroughly understands the care of borsaS harness and carriages and is gsod careful driver and is willing to make himself generally useful In qulre at s63 STATE STREET,
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FOa ty- Eighth COnsress---First Session.

WASHINGTON, March II. SRsArE-The chair laid before the Se nate g communication from the Secretary of War giving information of progress of work on the Panama canal Mir. Hoar reported an original bill from the Committee on Claims to provide for the ascertainment of claims of American citizens for spoilatiops committed by the French.
 Mr Pueh, from the Committee on Edrcs- ton and Labor, reported favorably the bill to establish an educational fund and apply a portion of the proceeds from sales of public lands to public education. and to provide for the more complete endowment and support of colleges for the advancement of scientific and industrial education.
 Mr. Jackson offered a joint resolution proposing an amendment to the constitution to the effect that the term of President and Vice President shall be six years and that the President shall not be eligible for re-elec tion.
 The House pleuro-pneumonia bill was taken up. Mir. Maxey remarked that the great obiection to the bill was the uncon- trolled discretion it gave the commissioner in deciding what is eommuuicable disease.
 MT. Coke said the bill was also an invasion pf the rights of the States to exeFeise all the police powers for the welfsre of the peo-
 When the hour of o'clock arrived MT. Miller moved to lay aside the special order and proceed with the consideration of the bill.
 Mr. Sewell, who has charge of the FitZ John Porter bill hoped the motion would not prevail. The pdotion wss rejected; g yeasb s6 nays.
 Mr. Miller was also unsuccessful in having the measure take precedence of all other bills after the Fitz John Porter bill is disposed of.
 Mr. Sewen delivered Q set speech in sup port of the bill for the relief of Porter. He recited the history of the case and repeat s3 the well known arguments in faVoT 9f the reinstatement of Porter.
 Mr. HW;lsan deprecated any guess work in regard to the determination of the question. It was no speculating about what might have occurred had Porter obeyed his orders. It was known there was disobedience and dis aster. They should not allow sentiment oE sympathy for an individqsl to saptpFe their judgment in ease ot this kind. Concluding he Said great peril lurked in the measure and it could net censtitutienally bs enacted into law.
 MT. Manderson has the floor on the bill tomorrow. General Logan intimated that the debate would probably be finished to morrow.
 At SIS the Senate went into executive session and shortly after adjourned.
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Total. l,oSS.o<o I4 STATE OF CoNNECr1cUT, COUNTY OF NEW HAVEN, | WILLIAM MoULTHRoP, Cashier of the above named Bank do solemnly swear that the above state ent s true to the best of my knowledge and belief
 NM. MOULTHROP, Cashier. apbssribed and sworn to before this 2th day of March I84 Wm. Bartlett, Notary Pubhe.l Cnrrect-Attest:
 iAMSs E. ENGLISH, Direetors.
 AMOS E. BARNES. ]
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WANTED
 A NURSE and seamstress to go into 8 sm all fart- A ly in the country. One who Is fond of chill dren' willing to make herself generally useful and who will be contented in quiet home Referencfs re9ulreo: Appyat 6s WALL STREET, Thursday and Friday, between and o'clock D. m.
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" NTED

sAIUATION by a respectable girl to dc cenars1 A housework or second work in private fsmiiv Call at A~niAAS'
 ml2 2t 21 SUMMER STREET
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rOR RENT

h&A& ONE furnished room, modern conveniences,
 ss in ew house, near the colleges specially suit lls able for students, private dwelling Address m11tf F., Box 1e6.
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Total .s1 ,9S5, ,514 06 STATE OF CoNNEcT1cUF, County of New Haven, ss. LA RICHARDSON, Cashier of the above named Bank do soemnIy swear that the above statemept is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
 J. 4. RICHARDSON, Cashier. snbscrihad and svcrn to before this 12th day of March, 1884. D. o' I4S NLLE pI1; Correct-Attest:
 zi zaslS Sli' $ SRs16S3s SPz.1 s 1S61S#3s0n Directors.
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For Sale or Exchange.

AA good Farm near this city, well stocked and E5id watered with good house and barDs, in pleas. E5iII ant and healthy location; will sell easy farms ar exchsHpe for property in this city,
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WANTED

A SITUATION by young man. a first class savyer FA and box maker, capable of taking chsrcp of fha same. Cali or address, SAWYER, ~ m12 2ta Y6 PRTNCE aTpurr
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FARM! RARE CHANGE!

Eggs. Fresh Eggs.
 Fresh Country Eggs all warranted, at 24c dozsn Az dozen for $I.OO.
 The celebrated Momaia Coffee at 25c round, freeh ground-tuIts everybody-try 1t drinks equal to the finest Old Government Java.
 Splendid large Oranges at l5c 8 dozen.
 Splendid large Lemons 10c a dozen.
 Fine stem cut Jamaica Oranges, sweet, at BOG dog
 Cape Cod Cranberries all sound at Ito quart last of the seskon.
 Sugar i'll lower. All you carry he me for $1OO PilIsbury and Washburns Flour very l-w, delivered free will soon be higher. occunpaw Flour at j65O 8 barrel for few days.
 Extra fire New Orleans Molasse7, the best in the city at 65c per gallon. real good Molasses for 4Oc gallon. Extra fine crop Porto Rico Molasses at
 The best quality fresh Cocoa Shells at only Go h. Something New. Something New.
 Prepared Flour for making Brown Bread Males the perfect Brow Bread ever saw, in short notice, only 15c package.
 ssCGISiNE.'' For frying fish, oyters, fish cakes, Saratoga chips potatoes, crullers &c., simply in comparable, and the odor from frying h-h and oys- ters is so much le than that cAused by the use of lard as to excite universal comment from those who have used "Cuisine" This article is no humbug but is the best Cooking Preparation manufactured, consisting, largely, of vegetable material with out any hogs fat in it. It is much cheaper than but ter or lard. For sale by the pound and in pound pails. Full directions for using.
 D. Nf, WEEGEE & SON, NOs. 28 and 80 Congress Avenue.
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MacarOon Powder, TNoR making MacarooDs at short notice. Brown "a Bread Flour nofxed in right proportions for making the incest Boston Brown Bread" Shaker Sweet Corn, Lima Beans. Cooked Oatmeal all ready to eat after warming. Try can.
 D.S. COOPER, m10 SIS State Street.
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FOR SALE OR RENT. hEAA THE Hotel known the Annex Hotel, locat- si1a ed at the Four Corners. Apply to exsIN FRANK WILLMAEN, mI1 3t% 671 State street.
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MARRIAGES.

sMITH-MALLORY-In Hartford, March 10. by Rev. 0. E. Stowe, Watson H. Smith and Alice A. Mallory, both of Hartford. sCARRITT-MALLoRY-In Hartford, March 10. by Rev C. E. Stowe George A. Scarritt and Henrietta M Mallory, both of Hartford.
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A COMPETENT and willing girl to do general A honsswork by family, short distance in the country. must pc 3 good plain cook, washer and irober, and come well recommended. Auply at
 PROTESTANT INDUSTRIAL ASSOCIATION.
 m1S St 9A WhItnav A1oa,,,
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Store to Rent.

EOE6 E6ENIS AeS& STORE 148 State street, now occupied by Essa Morgan Humi1ton. Apply to EsE VIM. H. HULL, ml0 Ct' 4Whiting street.
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All TWO new houses on Lloyd street, arranged
 Ea;iia for tH families with bath rooms and modern
 kaIIa convenences. They will be sold at 8 bargsin and on easy terms. Two new and very pleasant houses Blatchley avenue new two-family house Goe street. of Foote, for $2 S00 and n oney received in installments Also large number of cottages and houses from &1 300 to ,0OU.
 S. E BLATCHLEY & SONS. 16 Excbasge Building,
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Local Weather Record.

Local Weather Record.
 FOR MARCH 12, 1874.
 7:Is 1I:16 S:16 7:l6 11:1e
 AM. A.. M. P. II. ?. N. ?. A. RazomsasR.. 5000 29 93 29s7 3noo 30. IA TheYmonneteP..... A 50 4o 4o q Humidity. 03 82 93 to of Wind in direction and velocity in o miles per hour.- SW14 Sl5 SNl1 EWS Wo weather CTdy Hazy LRain Fair Clear. Mean bar., 30029; mean temp. Al; mean humid ity, ST. o a,, oa inches
 Max. velocity Of wind. IT miles.
 FOR MARCH F. 1888 Mean bar., 29.s67; mean temp, s23; mean humid ity, 62.3.
 Max. temp. 34; min temp. II.
 J. H. SHERMAN. 6ergs .. O. U. 5. A. A minus sign Fl prefxed to thsrmometsr read iaRs indicates tenn nperature below zero f dssh Fl preaxed to rainfall figures indicates preci pitation too snan to measure.
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Lauxsr Cook on Star Route Matters.

Lawyer Cook on Star Route Matters.
 WASHINGTON, March 12.-Lawyer Cook testified to-day before the Springer commit tee how he refused $2O,OOO retainer from the Star route crowd; how Colonel Bliss ran things and snubbed him; how his applica ton for $2,5OO in fees was cut down to $1, ,OOO, while Bliss and Brewster were paid at the rate of his claim; how needless delays were interposed by the management in order to increase the per diem fees. He pronounc- ed the jury one made up of good material
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DEATHS,

FORBES-ID Fast Haven Conn March 12, Abigail, widow of the late Deacon William Forbes, aged 76 years. Funeral from the residence of her son, Alexander Forbes Friday, March A, at o'clock. Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend with out further rotice. Burial st the convenience of the family. ORoNAN-In this city. Wednesday. March Il, Julia Cronan. Funeral will take place from St. Marys church, Fri day morning. at o'clock. FELLOW ES- In this city, Monday, March 10, Rich. ard s. Fellowes, sged 70 years. Fusersl will take place on Thursday at 2:36 o'clock from his late residence, No. 117 Whitney avenue.
 ml2 2t
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GRATEFUL-COMFORTI EPPS'S COCOA.

"By g thorough knowledge of the natural laws which the operations of digestion and nutr1- tion, and by careful application of the fine proper ties vell-selected Cocoa, MT. Epps has provided our breakfast tables with delicately favored bev- craze which may save us many neavy doctors bills. by judicious of such articles of diet that
 constitution may be gradually built until strong enough to every tendency disease Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready to attack wherever there s a weak point. We nay es- cape many fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well for tined with pure blood and properly nourished frame."-CfUH Service Gazette.
 Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold in tins only (4 ID. and ID by 6rocerB, labeled thus:
 JAMES EPRS 6 CO.,, Homeopathic Chemists,
 au7 tues4wsd 1y London, England,
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FOR RENT

Af%A TWO convenient Dwelling Houses, Nos. ziH 931 and 3a5 Howard avenue containing 10 rooms E%lla besides bath and laundry; range and furnace. Rent $370 per year. Apply to
 R. v. LYON, Tn, 300 Howard avenue
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Rexi fatxit

WANTED-SHOR COTTAGE, ka&A ON West Haven ehore for the coming season.
 ssIIH Muat be large enough to accommodate six EsIA eight persons Would prefer Beach street, railroad State price and describe cottage and situatiDn Address
 mI22tE O. DRAWER ss.
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and Western road for the West. They will probably reside for time in Washington.
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BIRTHS.

HARTMAN In yme, March B. 8 son to Mir and Mrs. William Hartman. PIER9ON-In Lyme, March l, 6 daughter 70 MT. ana Mrs Henry c. Pierson. CONVERSE. Tn W ndsor Locks. March $, a daughter to MT. and Mrs " F. Converse. BRENNAN-In Win ~scr Locks, March 2, daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John Brennan. BARRETT-In Windsor Locks, Feb. g. . daughter to MT and Mrs. Henry Barrett.
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fSonrnal ar0 Courier.
SINGLE COPIES TWO CENTS.

DELIVERED BY CARRIERS IN THE CTTY, 12 DENTS A WEEK, 42 CENTS A MONTH, $5 % A YEAR. THE SAME TERMS BY MAIL
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WV A NTEn

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do eenera A- houSework ehamberwork and Iaiting Best of city reference. Inquire at
 mlS It. 96 WASHINGTON STRFFT
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w NTEn

"ANIEO0 ANIRLS experienced in makiDR paper hoxaa vvitb VI paste NEW HAVEN PAPER BOX co.
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HousE-The morning hour having been dispensed with the House at 1925 went into Committee of the Whole on the postoffice appropriation bill. The pending question was on the amendment proposed by Mir. Horr yesterday to increase the amount for the compehsafion of postmasters from S1o,- 5oo, ,OO0 to $12, ,25O, eco. The debate again ing the Dendocrafa With cripplipg the service
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The Search For Lieutenant Greedy.
 WASHINGTON, March 12.-In response to request from the Secretary of State Sir George Mares and several other eminent English Arctic explorers have submitted report on the subject of the best means of reaching Lieutenant Greedy and party. The suggestions offered by them are nearly all in harmony with the plans adopted by the Greedy relief board and now being carried on under Captain Schley's direction. The writers are confident that Greedy will be found and urge the necessity for reaching them by the close of the navigable season of 1884, even if they have advanced no further southward than Discovery harbor. The re. port is signed by Sir George Mares, Captain Markham and Major Fieldep and assures this government of the sympathy and aid of the English authorities.
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WANTEn

A GIRL to do general housswork. must be thor A cughly competent Apply between n n ana ?; m st 30 PEARL STREET.
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The Shipment. Of ExplOsfves-A Move to
 Head off The Apostles of Dynamite.
 WASHINGTON, March 12 Attorney Gen eral Brewster by direction of the President to day sent out circular letter to all United States msrshals and district attorneys calling their attention to the report shat certain persons are aiding in the prosecution of heinous crimes by shipping to foreign ports explosives dangerous in the highest degree to life and property. No proof the letter states has been adduced that this rumor is founded upon fact and the President cannot believe it's truth. The honor of the nation, however, requires that it should not be open to the imputation, un- founded though it may be, of the slightest appearance of tolerating such crimes, whether to be committed against our people or those of other countries. The attention of these officers is therefore called to those sections of the revised statutes which regulate the shipment of explosives and the punishment of those who violate these laws and they are instructed to be diii- gent in their efforts to prevent the offenses described and to detect and prosecute those who have or may commit them.
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WANTEn

4 NORSET Embroiderers by hand Only goo3 .r. o experienced hands need apply e
 ,oo. l. NEWMAN & CO., Da-k-
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FOR RRNT.

ANsS THE hous2s Ncs. ST. 3s and 4S Leonard SssA street. Houses have gas and city water. Also sN rooms 70 Summer street For particulars call on GEO. HOTCHKISS, 2d. 45 Summer street,
 Merwin's Real Estate Office. n123ts 769 Chapel street
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WV NTED

lYa respectable girl a sitRation as cook and lam D dress or would do general housevork Tn !. small family. Call for two days at N
 ,o,.. 1s2 FRANKLIN STREET,
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AeA4A RENT of four rooms by . small family about
 ii5 ten minutes walk from postofRce from Anrii TT lss. Aooress H. O.J
 Lo1o ~ Courier Ofhce,
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WANTED.

RYA middle-Agsd lady petition zs compauion and ,O nght Housekeeping tc an elderly couple. Has Oeen TOT several years in like capacity. Address
 nlS It. er,,vS DSA o, ar,
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WANTEn
WANTEn

llY r young gentleman of several years experience D with trade of about ], 200 tons position in a coal office or yard The best of reference. Address
 mls 3t- JonrnaI and ro,ri:H U; 19, 11;,
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FOR RENT.
 good Chickering Upright Piano. Can be 7TTtseen at 67 WHITNEY AVENUE.