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WANTED
WANTED.

A assistant bookkeeper, to whom steady en- A ployment will be given at moderate salary Address, with references, IA,
 iY15 2t* CoI,riar Office
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WANTED, Y ADY or gentlemen managers for Shepard' IL branch offices in Stamford, New London anC Springfield. For particulars call for three day. only at 119 ORANGE STREET. iy15 2t
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RssHIt sf aA VnhaRps EniaH,

-NEW FeRK, JHlF IB.-Aaeastas HFwiHI aged feFty-AVe, shot and seriously weHHdsd his wife and then sh9t himself, iaaieting 4 probably fatal wennd, in his apartments at ths Altman Houss to day, The woman is twenty, three years old s9d was q elassnate and intimate friend of Victoria Morosini She married eight months ago against her parents wishes and her married life was SC unhappy that she left her husband last Monday, This afternoon Erwin sent word that he would like to see her and she went to the hotel. After some conversation the shooting occurred. Erwin refused to make any statement about the affair and was taken to Bellevue hospital. He has no settled oc. eupAtion, but calls himself commission agent
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The B. A M. Again in Trim.

NEW YORK, July 15.-The Banlhers & Merchants and Postal Photograph companies will resume comsnunication between New York;. = Boston tomorrow over the wires 1 of the Commercial Cable company.
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A Few Hundred Dollars Will Se-
 GWrA A lamnA HNnmR

N:.Asf ONE FAMILY HOUSE, 200 Atwater street.
 s;Ih House and barn, go Auburn street. Twofam- Mis2M- fly house, No. II Clay street Two-famiiy house 60 Orchard street. All to be sold low if sold within ten days Also for rent first floor 78 Wool sey street; first floor 10 Newhai street; 115 Porsea sreet 1S1 Portsea street; 310 Congress avenue and second floor go Auburn street
 Az MsaHOLMES, HOUSE MOWER 0EErrvU
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QuarteF Of a EElIIiom LOst.

PHIIADELrHIA, July 15.-J. T. Martin & Co., cloth printing works were burned to- night. Loss $250, ,000, partly insured. The explosion of lamp caused the fire
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TROY STEAM LAUNDRY,
 A.. A.JCRAWFORD X co.
9asIisCe11a ment1s.
General Hospital SOciety
An Ordinance de Sprink1ing O1
 TeIfOrd PaVements.

Be it ordained by the Court of Common Council of the City of New Haven:
 That section 81, page 127 of the Ordinances con- corning Public Works is hereby amended 50 that said section, when amended, shall read as follows: No person shall water a public street with watering cart unless he first obtains license therefor from the superin- tendent of streets, which license shall not for more than one year, and shall contain such condi lions, and be subject to such regulations, as the Board of Public WoT lts may prescribe.
 The superintendent of streets may at any time revoke any such license aforesaid subject to ap- peal as provided in the ordinance concerning Li- censes and Permits, and until such revocation is disapproved by vote of the Board of Aldermen the license so revoked shall cease to be in force.
 In Court of Common Council City of New Haven Read and adopted.
 Approved July IA, 1885.
 A true copy of record.
 Attest TIMOTHY J. CROWLEY,
 iY1b at ClitN Clerk
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A MADmAN WITH AN AXE.
He Escapes From His Quarters And Makes A Furious Onslaught On His Wife.

A MADmAN WITH AN AXE. He Escapes From His Quarters And Makes A Furious Onslaught On His Wife.
 LOWELL, Mass, July 15.-At il o'clock this forenoon Mrs. Bramhal1, neighbor of
 Mrs. Edward Culi, was seen at the gate of the latter's cottage shrieking and calling fo1 help. A great crowd at once collected.
 Several men rushed Tn and found Mrs. Gull
 on the floor of her kitchen in pool of blood She was conscious and stated that her in- juries were inflicted by an axe in the hands of her husband. MT. Gull has been insane for years and has been confined in the insane quarters of the city for three months past This morning he was set to work in 8 field but owing to the inattention of the guard he escaped and went directly to his home. Up reaching the house he entered softly by
 the back way, his wife being busy getting some coal at the bin in the shed. He seized long handled axe and stealthily came upon her. She saw his shadow and started up when she received 8 blow from the madman She ran into the kitchen and blow after blow followed, the demon never stopping till his victim was unconscious and bleeding. Gull then passed out the way he came and going to a small shop across the street purchased piece ol tobacco and left. He did not appear very much excited but walked faster than is his custom. After some time the poor woman recovered sufficiently to emit few feeble groans, which were heard by Mrs. Bram hall.
 It was after 12 o'clock before physicians could be procured. After carefully examin- ing the wounds and dressing them they said that she had suffered fracture of the base of the skull, a fracture of the right temple bone, deep cut back of the right cal and three severe scalp wounds. They
 had no hope of her recovery from the first. The family is respected by all in the vicinity. Three sons are prominent in amusement circles. Theil home is a model Of neatness and industry The husband was captured at the city farm whither he had gone after committing the deed. He gives as the reason for the ac that his wife was untrue and that he haC found her so before he was sent away last | March. He made up his mind to fix her ane this morning carried the resolution into eff
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TO THE TRADE.

We have this day disposed of our general jobbing business together with the good will appertaining thereto, to Messrs. FRANCIS & HEWITT, and would recommend them to the trade cessors, hoping they may receive from former customers and correspondents that measure of lib- eral support and kindly consideration which they
 have extended to Mir. Francis has been known to the trade during twentyone years of experience, the latter five of which he of the rpl nf Chas- s. Leete Go. He has bee51I very intimately 1den- tied with the interests of the pharmacists of the State-,aslf served them president of the Connec ticut Pharmaceutical Association in addition to his | Iabors secretary of the commission who secured the present favorable state of the license law. Mir. Hewitt has been connected with the house of
 E. A. Whittlesey for nearly eight years and brings to his position valuable experience and the best wishes of his fellow pharmacists. Respectfully yours,
 RICHARDSON & CO, 2S9 and 291 State Street. uava Tu1v a
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THE VIRGINIA REPUBLIoANs.
A Large State Convention st Rfch-
 mOnd.


 RICHMOND, Va, July 15.-The Republican
 State convention met here to-day, about six
 hundred and fifty delegates being present, two hundred of them eolored men. Senator Malone, chairman of the Republican State
 executive committee, called the convention to order. General Malone in a brief address
 said they met to give expression to the senti-
 ments of m outraged people that next No-
 vember would signify their abhorrence of the
 manner in which ah4irs had been adminis-
 tered. The campaign would be inaugurated
 to force the rbadiuster settlement of the State debt and defeat the en-
 forced tepudiation which their bourbon opponents will impose. Ex-Mayor Lamb, of Norfolk, was named by General Mahone as | temporary ehairman After brief address | by Mayor Lamb committees on permanent l organization, resolutions and platform were 1 apb6itited ard recess taken till E. III.
 | 0n feassethb1ifig the convention chose | Mayor Ihihb as permanent 6taithiah. Ali | address atid platform teeitihe the party 's | setyiee t6 tile Stete sttd asf0HheiffF fife | Democratic administration wsfe ad6tited | tttj tG gtie s: tii tf6 nominations lad bgefi Faade, bat 58bH # Wise viii be HatHed fsf | R9VefH8F, Vest t8t tieHtehant e9vefR8F afd | blaiF EgF attorney asteF4i,
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EOu RENT

<HAA A tenement of 6 rooms witk bathroom, Miil on Lloyd street, sf0 per month.
 l4 tehement of rooms Bletchiey avenue at A tenement Of rooms on saltonstail avenue at Sft. Tenefuents on GOffe, Winter and Bright streets at sl0 very pleasant house with large ven Heights, near end of horse car track for S2S S
 S. L. @iatcllHey & Son.
 16 EMchnnge Efutldimg,
 a90 lJbF filttfreh arfd TfIt k4Del Bt.
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Appropriation for Repairs of State House.
 | THE Committeee on Appropriations will meet on l. Friday, July F, 1885, at 730 p. in room No. | 10 City Hall, to consider the proposed appropria-
 tion of $25 900 for repair of the State House. All persons interested requested to be present and
 be heard. By order of
 CHAIRMAN. SEYMOUR O. LOOMS, Assistant City Clerk. iy162t
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The Tariff League rncorpor.tea

The Tariff League Incorporated.
 NEW YORK, July 15.-The American Protective Tariff League, whose object is to advocate the protection of American labor by imposing tariff to secure American products against the competition of foreign labor, was incorporated today it's incorperators being LeGrande B. Cannon, Smith M. Weld, E. H. Ammidown, William P Shinn, DeB. Rran- dolph Keim, 0. N. Bliss, A. w. Soper, P. C. Cheney, Theodore M. Ives, E. M. Knox, O. H. Cramp and others.
 THE SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSEMBLY,. A Fourteen Days, Session at south
 Birmingham.
 SOUTH BIRMINGHAM Mass, July 15.-The New England Sunday School assembly, a branch of the Chautauqua Literary and Scien- tife circle, opened it's sixth annual session here to day. The session will continue four teen days, four days longer than any previ- ous one. Three thousand dollars is to be ex- pended in the programme of entertainment which will consist of lectures by such as Kate Field, Professor Shumway of Rut- gers college, Dr. George c. Lorimer, Rev Edward Everett Hale, Robert G. Burdette, Mrs. Mary A. Livermore and John B. Cough
 fourteen days musical programme has been arranged under the direction of Pro lessor W. F. Sherwin of the New England conservatory of music. The Lake View camp ground, where the convention is held, is miniature city, having postofice, telephone and telegraph headquarters, and a daily newspaper. The conductors of the meeting are Rev. J. H. Vincent of New Ha- ven, A. E. Cunning of Boston and Rev. Jesse P. Hurlbutt of Plainfeld, N. J. Dur ing the session ''hall of philosophy erected at 8 cost of 5000 will be dedicated, with an oration by Edward Everett Hale.
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News by Telegraph
 FROM ALL QUARTERS. THE WAR CLOUDS AGAIN. Russia's New Demands
 On England. IA BATTLE WITH STRIKERS. Bernhardt Takes 8 Wild Ride. IA GREAT DAY AT NIAGARA. Furious Assault By A Maniac Husband.
RUSSIA MAKES NEW CLAIMS.

Neither Side Will Yield and the Out
 look Very Serious.
 LONDON, July 16.-The Daily Telegraph says that the parleyings between England and Russia upon the Afghan question have become serious. Russia has brought for ward new claims and refuses to make con- sessions. Lord Salisbury's tone while friendly is very finn. The Standard declares that England will never condone repetition of the Penideh affair.
 It is learned that the British Afghan from tier commission moved to Herat at the re- quest of the Afghans, who are anxious that the British engineers shall assist in fortifying the city.
 BERNHARDT,S MIDNIGHT RIDE. She Drives Up to Her Hotel On a Steam
 Engine Amid the Changing of Bells
 and Shriekfng of Whistles.
 LONDON, July 15.-Sarah Bernhard ss lat est escapade, which has just come to | ght, has caused much amusement in club and theatrical circles. During her engagement here she has occupied apartments at a select hotel in Richmond which she reached by a train which leaves London about an hour after the close of her performance. On Saturday night she arrived at the station too late for the train and there being no later one she was compelled to engage cab to carry her home. After driving about half the dis tance the cabman lost his way and refused to proceed further, leaving Sarah the alterna- tive of returning to London or remaining where she was. At this juncture fire en- zine returning from 8 fire appeared upon the scene and the actress was not slow in negotiating for it's hire. Arrangements were quickly made and Sarah perched upon the drivers seat of the engine dashed up to her hotel at 4 o'clock Sunday morning amid the shouts of the firemen, the ringing of the engine bell and the screeching of the steam whistle. The guests of the hotel were awakened and some of the timid ones shout ed fire" Their fears, however, were soon allayed and Sarah after ordering refresh ments for the men dismissed her equipage and retired to her rooms
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wv NTyEn

& SITUATION by a young lady to do second 4A work or general housework in private fami- ly: Inquire at a WILSON STREET.
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Dissolution of Copartnershfp.

NEW HAVEN, July 15, 1885.
 NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnershp IN between Aaron T. Demarest and Cornelius B. Demarest, under the name of A. T. 6 c. B. Demar. est, having been dissolved by the death of the said Cornelius B. Demarest, all debts due to the said partnership are to be received by Aaron T. Demar- est, and all demands on the said partnership to be presented to him for payment. All the interest of the said Cornelius B. Demarest in said firm has been purchased by Aaron T. Demarest who will continue the business of said firm in his name. Union copy. jy16 It
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VOL. LII
ddaa11ts.
WANTED.
WANTED

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do gen. A eral housework Inquire at
 lY16 1fk Fl
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WEST HAVEN.

Lively Times In Warm Weather At The Shore-Summer Attractions For The Million Constable Peekss Nom- 1nation.
 Among the skaters at Howes' rink, West Haven, yesterday afternoon were Miss Nettie Perkins, who usual attracted all eyes by her graceful skating and winning ways, Miss Lillie Emory of West Haven the double skaters, Miss Jennie Barber, Winthrop ave- nue, this city, and Master Fred Adams of Goffe street; Misses Nettie and Sarah Machol of this city, the Misses Hill of Plainville, Misses Tillie Schollhorn and Lillie Schef- fer of New Haven, Charley Card, the ex-
 manager of Howes' rink; Clifford Houghton, one of the racers, son of Rev. MT. Houghton; 1 Willie Graham, a fast skater, son of Editor | Graham of the Meriden Republican, who is stopping at the Sea View House with his
 | family for the summer; Irving Watkinson of 1 this city, skillful skater MT. Parsons of this 1 city, who glided around easily many much younger gentlemen, with lady friends; MT. Strouse young broker from New York stopping at the Sea View; Miss 1 Sadie Converse, graceful roller skater re- siding at Savin Rock during the summer; Ashley Willis, and MT. Hayward, the blue | uniformed instructor; MT Morgan, Miss Free | man, daughter of Mr. Freeman of the Sea View House; Miss Emma Wood of New Hav- en- and many others. The West Haven band played and gives fine music every af- ternoon. MT. Howes spares no expense to please his patrons. They are gaining still higher reputation under their new leader MT. Morgan.
 Miss Nettie Perkins goes on exhibition at | the Broadway rink, New York, next Friday evening She has engagements for the next winter through Ohio, Indiana and West Vir- ginia.
 Last evening there a fine exhibition of acrobatic skating and a two mile race for gold medal between New Haven and West Haven boys, four contestants. Miss Lillie Sellew will give an exhibition at Howes' rink on Friday night. This little phenomenal skater has given many brilliant exhibitions in skating through this and New York States. There will probably be large crowd go down to witness the exhibition. Next Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OLeary, the champion walker, will walk against Johnny Dodds' skating, tc make one and one-eighth mile against Dodds' two miles.
 Next Thursday night the skating floor will be devoted to colored skaters Collector Troup has nominated to succeed C.. G. G. Merrill, who has resigned as gauger, James H. Peck of Orange, and the nomination has been sent to the commission CT of internal revenue at Washington for ap- provel. If Mir. Peck's nomination is ap proved and he accepts he will taksB hold a out August 1. The position irs worth in
 fees from $500 to $1 ,000.w~'Mr. Peck was a deputy under4 9s11effft Byxbee and has been 8 constable in Orange, doing duty most of the Ttime on the Savin Rock shore
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DEATHS,

YOUNGS-RENSLOW-I In this city, July 15, the Rev. Nathan Hubbell, Selleck Youngs Bridgeport and Mrs Helen F. Renslow
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Proprietor ELI. WASHBURN. B4 Church and 6l Center Street.
UNTIL JULY Ath

UNTIL bDLK Atu We will offer Special Inducements in the way of Liberal Discounts dn our whole stock of Fihe Toilet Shhdries. Leather and Fancy G66ds, in order that we nay unload our shelves and cases for inventory
 imported and Domestic Handkerchief Ex- tfsets, F6iiet Powders afid Pdffs, Toilet Ws- tsfs afid Cosmetics, bf6keh packages 6i seaPs; ffsaf, 6i8th, Teeth, Nail, Eattet. Bsth aifd Flesh Brushes; Pocket aRd Dress iRe 6eiabs, Hand Mirrors, Dressing 6sses, filled aRd untitled; Feeket Fiasks, Drinking 6BBs, Picnic Sets, Pseketbesks, Pafses, Mateh Safes, 6efd eases, Portfolios, Neil Scissors, Neil Powder, Buffers and MaaieHFe Seeds in great VaFistF
 Our assortment of Fisid and Spy GiAsss, from the best makers is complete and pFieeG bottom,
 London Smoke Rye Glasses to protect ths eyes from dust and light enly s6c Peir,
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An ordinance 1n relation 1O the
 closing of the draw in the
 bridge over Mill River, conn
 mOnly known as the Chap el
 Street Bridge.
 Be it ordained by the Court of Common Council of the City Of New Haven.
 Bee. 1. That the draw in the bridge on Chapel street. over Mill River, in said city, which bridge H commonly known as tho Chapel Street Bridge, De kept continuously closed for the purposes of public travel oyer tie same, daily. Sundays except cd, during the following hours. 6o wit. from 6lB O. Q a. m, from 12 in. to 1915 D. m, and from 1gstb ?. m. to ?, m,
 Sec. s That the maeter owner or owners, or any person In chnrRe. Of any vessel other craft, who wheh said draw g closed shall koice or attempt to furcs pnsgnge through the same, shall forfeit and pay penalty not exceeding one hundred dollars Tor every such onellse. a.. .,...,... Anf your Cornnllttee on Ordinances further re- specY lily reconfnend the paasngc of the following Ordered -,rtiat tie Board of Public Works ca,ss egpLes gf ne f9fsg2lng 9rdlgapee i2 De posted ln nslhe Raid bridge cah readily see the sghle
 fh pbtftt bf, ,pbmfion Council, City 6f New .Hay Abhtoyed July ii, l9aB
 THtst TIMOTHY j. CROWLEY,
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Thimble Island Cottages to Rent fFs.sAf THREE cottages on Governors Island, @:;.I Stony Greek, to rent for the season. Posses @ssA sion given immediately. Apply to
 EDWARD L. LINSLEY,
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Eantnrw Mns aahsR.
F8Hk HHNT,
SIS CHAPEL STREET

the place to sell or trade in real estate, hays l soras small faFpla and some largs ones near Lhe city, Hepses and lots at yarions prices from ST, 600 to S50l09 tn the city and near It for sale or change want q few rents, for which have GUS tomefs. AIso some money 70 loan.
 M. M, LGGte, BOOm O. Phoenix HuGH1An@.
 SIS Chapel Street.
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w ANTER

SIX good active men to canvass for an old relia O pIe insurance company; salary paid; no lapse jy16 1t Tb;s 0f7i11a
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FOR RENT

EO1A 1 A=A ROOM No. II Exchange building, with con- @;;sI sultation room. Very desirable for @ law MsA yer's or similar purpose. Also room 29 same building.
 Business Opportunity. $2,O00 will buy first class paying business in center of the city. Satisfactory reason for selling
 W. c. WARREN, Real Estate Agent, R. M. HOOKER, Builder, 31 Exchange Building.
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For Sale at & Bargain.
FOR SALE,

@ssA SEVERAL HOUSES not central but well Miii located, which can be bought for about what As!A. it would cost to make the Improvements, and small payments only required. For particulars inquire of
 CHAS H. WEBB, tv1 $50 Chapel street.
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" NTEn

SITUATIONS for clerks, copyists, but]ers coach- waitresses; all with city references. At
 jy15 2t 119 ORANGE STREET
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THE CALIFORNIA COASTER,

MT. Enos Foote, the owner of the coaster at the West Haven shore, has recently been to Coney Island to see the "coasters" at the latter place and has made made many i'm provements on his, go that it is now perfect Iy safe, as the cannot possibly leave the track. Mr. Foote has leased the coaster to Thomas Ackril1, late manager of the Dwight street skating rink, and if any one can make a anccess of it he can.
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CANNON-In this city, Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Trow- bridge, widow of he late LeGrand Cannon, aged S7 years. Services at her late residence, Friday afternoon the 17th inst, at o'clock p. m DOWD-In Madison, June 28 Julius N. Dowd, aged
 S5 years.
 RUSSELL-In this city, July 13, Elizur Russell.
 aged 50 years. Funeral from the residence of his brother, Walter Russell, Chatham street, Fair Haven, Thurs day afternoon at 3 o'clock Friends and rela- tives are invited to attend without further tice. 3t*
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ReaI Estate
FOR RENT
FOR RENT

fi:sA THE house No. 9 Clark street, containing il MIs;;s.I rooms, suitable for two families; city water -M.kzH. Inquire on THE PREMISES.
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FARM FOR SALE,

TOO ACRES for S4,s0O, one.half cash sitaa, 1ONJ ted within 8 miles of the borough of Winsted, Ot, junction Of Hartford & Conn. w. RI R. with Naugatuck R. R.; will keep % COWS and pair of horses by hay cut on the farm. moving done by machine, buildings irst-cass. House two story with |. newly painted, spring water brought
 Q. n. H4aYDEN'S AGENCY, w. Winsted, Conn.
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niscell ellanen11s.
Saddle PAniR

SAOOTG POn1eS.
 H\@~ SADDLE PONIES from the New Haven 2$S Riding Academy can be rented at the Sea View livery and boarding stables, Savin Rock, West Haven. iY1Otf