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Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-20
DEATHS.
MARINE LIST.

ARRIVED April 1s-Seh Sunlight Iron, Sargent < Go, Balti- more. April 19-Soh Anna Trainer, Brunswick, 1um- Der to N H s M Go. Sch Katie Ranger, Baltimore Boston 1Sth-Sch Easterbrook, jr, sugar, Car denas, twelve days.
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Important Legal Contest.

r Judge Shipman heard the petition of the Boston Trust and Safe Deposit company for the appointment of receiver for the Ameri- can Rapid Telegraph company in the United States district court at Hartford Saturday afternoon. The judge decided to appoint a receiver and gave the attorneys till Tuesday to mail nominations and define powers to be given the receiver. The receivers bond was fixed at $50, GOO. Colonel Robert G. Inger- soil appeared for Edward s. Stokes, who has an interest of $3S3, ,000; Roscoe Conkling for
 the Rapid and Wilson and Seymour for the Safe Deposit company. The Robeson inter est and the receiver of the Bankers and Mer- chants were represented by A. A. Abbott and Eugene Smith.
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ELOPEB WITH A MULATTO.


 A Physicianss Wife Leaves Her Home fin Company with the Family Coaehnan..
 ST. LOUIS, Mo, April 19.-Dr. steinride, g physician of Memphis, Tenn, arrived here yesterday in pursuit of his wife Anna, who had eloped, he stated, with the family coach man, John Irwin, a young mulatto. With the aid of the police he traced the fugitives to house on South Ninth street, this city, and found that the woman and her dusky lover had stopped thers three days, leaving on Thursday night for Springfield, Ill. The doctor immediately started for that city. Dr. Steinride stated that he had always lived happily with his wife, who bore him two children, and believed that her. present con duct was due to alteration of mind. The wife was twenty-seven years old. The coach man was only twenty one and had been raised from childhood by Dr. Steinride.
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A SITUATION by sn experienced coachnan. "A thoroughly understands his business aud how to take care of garden Good city reference Address s.T F 1 frbiS HfSca
 a20 It x '
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Railroad Men Cut in TheirPay. PORTLAND, ME-, April 19.-Yestsrday
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Presbyterianism Inv.des nraIne.

PORTLAND, Me, April 19.-Rev. A. K. Baird, of New York, conducted a Presbyte- rian service here this evening. At the close of the sermon he said that fifty-nine had signed a request for the organization of a Rresbyterian church in Portland It was voted to organize in two weeks. This will be the first Presbyterian church in the State.
 The Pittsburg Postmaster Steps Down
 PTTTsBURG, April 19.-The fact has just been made public, and is causing no little surprise and comment in political circles, that William H. McCleary has tendered his resignation as postmaster in this city. Nine months of the term of his commission are unexpired and this action on his part it is said has for it's object the giving to one fac tion of the Democratic party advantage over another in securing the new appointment.
 A Tragedy on Orange Mountain.
 PLAINFIELD, N. J., April 19-William Jones, a workman, brutally murdered Mrs Alexander Kinney at Stony Hill, lonely four miles from here, last night and then committed suicide. Jones boarded with the family. The husband is employed in New York, coming home on Saturday night. There were evidences of struggle and there were pools of blood in the kitchen and par lor No motive is assigned for the act Jones was in love with Mrs. Kinney's youngest daughter who is domestic here The in- quest was held this afternoon.
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Trouble Brewing at Cairo.

LONDON, April 20.-The Telegraph's Cairo despatch says that the gravest results of the suppression by the Egyptian government of the French paper Bosphore Egyptien are feared. The, English officers at Alexandria have reported the exact condition of the forts at that place and urge that they be immedi- ats!Y put in 8 state of defense.
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FARM FOR SALE. 1OO ACRES for $4, 1900, one-half cash, situa. LOU ted within miles of the borough of Winsted Ct. junction of Hartford & Conn., W. R. R. with Naugatuck R. R.; will keep 20 COWS and pair of horses by hay cut on the farm. moving done by machine, buildings first-class House two story with l. newly painted, spring water brought by pipe to the premises. Send for circular
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NTEh

A SITUATION by steady industrious man to A47 do work around house and take care of a garden; thoroughly understands the business Also the care or horse and COW. Address
 a17 3t& stJ "a Sto,,riar Ca7oo
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The Torch of Tbe Incendfary.

HAvERHrLL, Mass, April 19.-Fire at Riv- erside this morning destroyed S. E. Jew ett's two-story steam grist mill with machin- cry, carriages and three carloads of grain, loss S4,000, insurance $2, 800; the buildings of Carrier & Alexander, coal and wood deal- CTS, 5000, partly insured and large barn of Andrew Lackey, farmer. including three blooded Jersey cows, hay, carriages and farm implements, $2, 500, partly insured. The fire was undoubtedly of incendiary origin.
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FVEe E6 &A A small tenement on Bradley, near State Z::i street $6 month Msl.N One for S1O month first floor, at 108 Port street.
 Second floor of 454 Orchard street. Also the store 755 State street will be rented very low to approved tenant. GLOSON HALL.
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- LONDON, April 20.-The Standard Berlin dispatch states that Germany is preparing an enormous colonial scheme which will sur prise the world and adds that the kingdom of Zanzibar is sooner or later to become a part of Germany's colonial possessions.
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FOR RENT ANDSAWE

OWW ABI14W "A HOUSE AND BARN. with considerable M5:A land on Middletown avenue. Also a large A..A building for sale on Grand street. Inquire of
 M. HELLER ma27 Inn 77h Chanel Street. m stafra
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FOR RENT.

{t==A SECOND FLOOR, No. 55 Asylum street. 5 Es::.l nice rooms with gas and water; $t5 month. .MassA desirable second floor of z nice rooms with all modern conveniences, will be rented low a desirable tenant.
 Desirable store Put street, suitable for any kind of business Rentlow. Possession immediate ly. W. C. WARREN, Real Estate Agent,
 R. M. HOOKER, Builder, 31 Exchange Building.
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WAITER

WANEE4, "A SITUATION by respectable girl to cook "A wash and iron in private fatuiiy: is q com petent cook. Good reference Inquire at a2D 1tf HAIR CTPEET
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EOR RENT

"A THE store and basement No. @ Orange :::l street. one door from Chapel; extension and Al skylight Possession given April 1st
 THOMAS R. TROwBRIDGE JR ma12tf 79 Long Wharf.
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NwING to the expiration of the interest of Hen " P. filling April 1, 1884, caused by his death, the firm name of Halsted, filling Harmount will hereafter be known as Halsted & Harmount. The present firm would take this opportunity of stating their continuance of the general hard wood eud pine lumber business, and would solicit the con tinuation of the generous patronage given to the old firm. Respectfully.
 HALSTED & PARAMOUNT. New Haven April 16 1885 a17 3t*
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FOR SALE

An A HOUSE on Lyon street; lot fl feet front M:,I 134 feet deep; house contains 10 rooms, MssA Also house on State street. near Olive street
 MERwIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, ma16 7b9 Chapel Street.
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The Gloucester in Distress

BOSTON, April 19.-The steamer Iberian arrived to-day from Liverpool. She reports that on the evening of April 8, in latitude 500 27 north, longitude 24' 53' west, she sighted the steamer Gloucester of Bristol, England, to New York from Swansea, with 2 broken rudder and firing rockets and show ing signals of distress. Her captain request ed the captain of the Iberian to assist him to the eastward and to act as rudder for the disabled vessel. The captain of the Iberian consented and the Gloucester then took the Iberian in tow. After proceeding in that way 136 miles both hawsers parted. There being heavy sea running at the time the Tberian was obliged to leave the Gloucester, in latitude 50' 29 north, longitude 210 IT west, on the morning of April 10th.
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' TMMED1ATElY--two good tenors for Trinity =1 choir. Apply on Monday at 5:45 D. m , and on Tuesday and Wednesday at 12 and G45 D. m
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A Saw HIiu Destroyed.

ToNAwANDA, N. Y., April 19.-The large blaming and sawmi1l of Fred Smith situated in this town caught fire this morning and was damaged $5,0OO insurance $20,00 ENGLISH OFFICERS CALLED OFF. The Ameer's. Request Promptly
 Granted By England.
 LONDON, April 19.-The Ameer having re- quested the recall of the English engineer of fcers conducting the work of strengthening the Notifications of Herat orders have been issued that they shall at once cease ope- rations.
 LONDON, April 20.-The Times says the government has notified the captains of all British merchant vessels in the Black Sea and the Danube to leave those waters. In consequence of this notice Black Sea freights have risen enormously.
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Intelligence Office. 165 Congress Avenue. Corner Iafav.
 eGte Street.
 EMPLOYMENT office for males and females private families, boarding houses hotels and res talrants The proprietor of this establishment pays great attention in the choice of girls and women 6 fore sending them to fill situations Calls from the country at any diStance are promptly attended to- Invalid and wet nurses at short notice Male heIp for families and farm hands always ready
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&HA THE store and basement No. TOO Chapel e;::l street. next Masonic Temple; privilege of @.4 steam freight elevator and driveway to rear from Union street.
 HENRY F. ENGLISH, a7tf 92 Orange Street.
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Minnie Hauk at Berlin.

BERLIN, April 19.-sMnne. Minnie Hauk appeared in opera last night and was en- Enthusiastically received. The Emperor and his family occupied boxes, and at the close of the performance the prima donna was called to the imperial box and complimented.
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LOST. 4 ROMAN GOLD BROOCH with old Roman A silver coins each end going or coming through Temple street to Trinity Church on Sun day. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leav ing it at THIS OFFICE. 1tx
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FOR RENT.

AA PLEASANT ROOM on first floor at 1s7
 ;; Church street, suitable for law or real estate
 k office at $75 per year. Also large yard with sheds on Lafayette corner Silver street. suitable for q stone or wood yard. Rent very low. Inquire at law office of CT DRISCOLL
 Tna31t 157 Church Street.
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William HI. Wheeler,

REAL ESTATE AND LOANS.
 Money Loaned Chattel Mortgages and other Se-
 curities at short notice FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE, RENTS AND BILLS COLLECTED.
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FUEG KENNY <@ Desirable office, flight up; small con sE:::t necting room, heated by steam; also on, asslAlA hall, 4Sx18, very light and airy; two ant rooms and one connecting, room if desired Favor able terms to good tenants.
 GEORGE H. FORD, a20 Ct Cor. Chapel and State Streets.
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\ ADIES and young men in city or country (dis tance no ob ect}, to work for us at their hoEaes Ihe business is something entirely and easily learned. Good salary. We have large orders and take all yon can make. Nu canvassifls or peddIinp- no glass painting; particulars free P Eaton New England Trading Co.,, Boston, Mass. Box 5153
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A Catholic Bishop Consecrated.

A
 BALTIMORE, April 19.-The impressive ceremonial of the conservation of a Catholic bishop took place at the cathedral to-day when Mgr A. Glorieux was elevated to the episcopacy as bishop and administrator of Idaho. The grand altar of the cathedral was elaborately adorned with choice exotics and creeping tendrils of smilax and the lights of hundreds of wax tapers glittered upon them from the terraces. Archbishop Gibbons oficiated, assisted by Bishop Gross of Savan- nah, Ga., and Bishop Macs of Covingten, Ky. The bishops present were: Keane of Richmond, Va.; Brondel, Montana; Kane, Wheeling; Becker, Wilmington, Del; Macs, Covington; Northrop, Charleston. Bishop Glorieux will celebrate his first solemn pom t1fical mass at St. Johns church next Sun day Bishop Keane of West Virginia preached the sermon on the episcobacy
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fA AN upper floor of four rooms. with one or E#:!: two more rooms if desired; all modern i'm .a#ssNx xprovements; hot and cold water, bathroom.
 water closet and laundry at No 30 Lyon street. Call at NO. 30 LYON STREET,
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w NTED

TLERK in grocery and fruit store: one that II, ~ derstands the business. Address GIL
 afS2t Courier offJoa
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AN EXCITING RUNAWAY.

A Horse Runs BlIndIy Through a
 Crowded Market and Injures Many
 People.
 CINCINNATI, April 19.-A lively runaway occurred in Covington, Ky, at 8 o'clock last night in which number of persons were in- jured and some of them seriously. A horse attached to a laundry wagon became fright ened and started up Madison street at a fear ful rate, sweeping everything before him. When the horse reached Pike street he dashed through the market which was crowded with people and how 6 number of them escaped being instantly killed is mir acle The animal was finally halted at Sev- enth street. Among the injured are the fol- lowing: Mrs. Rouf, knocked down and received bad cut in the head and it is feared she received internal injuries which may prove fatal; Miss Tillie Webber, cut about the head and shoulders; Lizzie Scharfwall was badly cut about the head and shoulders. Her injuries are very painful she received several ugly cuts. Nettie King of Tenth street, shoulder hurt and cut in several places in the face; Mrs. Shay, several ugly cuts, and bruises and is injured internally; Mrs. Freelove, knocked down and cut in two or three places Willie Sheridan, a little boy residing on Sixth street had his leg broken and his shoulder dislocated by being knocked down i; Mrs. Sherer of Cincinnati, left arm broken and was cut in the face; Horace Woodruff, injured slightly about the body. Miss Mo Reynolds, who was walking down the street with her mother, had a narrow escape as the horse passed between them. She had the clothes torn from her body. Rosa Kuhr was knocked down and slightly injured. Miss received two or three bruises. Several others were less seriously hurt.
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haAA ONE-HALF double brick house No. S4 #I:::I Wooster street; all modern improvements. Es,lliI Inouire of F. I. THOMPSON,
 a7tf 398 State Street.
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5f1isCeIIanent1s.

FOR SALE, TWO very fine old Italian Violins for sale a16tf 2s1 GROWN STREE,
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A SITUATION by a competent and experienced "A young man to take care of horses, drive team and to make himself generally useful to his employer; good reference. Address
 at7 3t~ ''P. M. B. THIS OFFICE
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FOB RENT.

fHSssf FIVE Rooms within five minutes walk of #;;i,ss the City Market. Water closet, water and 2ss2 gas; Five rooms No. 24 Spring street. near the New 1ork, New Haven and Hartford railroad shops. Small house of five rooms, No 10 Louis street, Fair Haven; city water. Apply to : J. HELLER,
 au25 792 Chapel street or 9s Olive street
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FOR RENT,

S@ THE STORE Mo- 1925 Chapel street, corner sHH:;;l Day The fixtures can be purchased if de- R44sHsA- sired. Apply at
 a7tf 1893 CHAPEL STREET.
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.srm.n sailors Eaten by Cam

BERLIN, April 19.-The foreign office is in receipt of information that the crews of two German vessels have been captured and eaten by cannibals on Hermit Island in the Pacific ocean.
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Dan Mace Dead.

NEW YORK, April 19.-Dan Mace, the well known driver and trainer of trotting horses, died in this city this afternoon, aged fifty two
 SEVERE FIGHTING IN TONQUIN. The Chinese Suffer Very Heavy Losses.
 LONDON, April 19.-Reports received from Hong Kong state that severe fighting has oc- cured in western Tonquin during the past two days The Chinese claim to have won a decisive victory, but admit that their loss was very heavy.
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A SITUATION by two girls, one to do general 4A housework or second work, the other to do chamber work and take care of children GooG clty reference. Inquire at
 ooo,+* 131 CONGRESS:AVENUE
 In,
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China and Japan at Peace,

SHANGHAI, April 19.-Ths parleying be- tween China and Japan over the Corean diff Gculty had been amicably brought to close. An agreement was signed yesterday, the terms of which are the withdrawal of the troops of both nations and the waiv- ing by Japan of the indemnity demanded
 Operators Looking For Better wageRs
 CHICAGO, April 19.-About 200 telegraph ers employed by the Western Union com pany in this city held meeting this after noon and passed resolutions asking that a just compensation be awarded them for ex- tra work, dsmanding that an answer be given in weeks time. A committee of twelve was appointed to pre- sent the resolutions to the officials of the company at this point and also to the headquarters at New York. They will meet again next Sunday. The general sentiment of the meeting was not to antagonize or offer any threats, but to take pacific action tow ards effecting their just claims. It was not a meeting of the old organization, but of em- ployes generally, many of whom were loyal to the company during the late strike.
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SIS Chapel Street
EAR RENT

% THE HOUSE No. Clark street, suitable E::; for two families; five rooms the first floor, MlN six on the second. Water carried up and down. Inquire on THE PREMISES.
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woman StafVes to Death in a Large
 City.

" oman StafVes to Death in a Large
 City.
 BUFFALO, April 19.-A terrible case of destitution and death was reported to the registrar of vital statistics yesterday. At the last meeting of the sanitary board Dis trict Health Physician Campbell gave his su- perior officer the particulars of the case of Mrs. Rebecca Lock. She was at that time suffering for food and confined to her bed. She sent her son to the office of the overseer of the poor to ask aid of the oity, but no at tention was paid to him on the ground that his mother had been an immoral woman. He begged broken victuals for a few days more of the people who live along the canal tow path, but they were too poor to keep him supplied. The woman died Last night and the physician called in to-day says that she was starved to death. Investigation de- veloped that the dead woman the di- vorced wife of 8 well-to-do railroad con tractor and that before she took to her bed she had fed herself and the child by taking washing by the day. Her mother is said to reside at Cleveland. If no word to the con trary is received from them the dead woman will be btlfied in the Potter's Field here
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EhR RENT

AH.A ONE STORE, No. 104 State street, with or HHiiiI without brick barn in the rear.
 MlA Apply to MASSENA CLARK,
 al 2m 87 Church street, Room 4.
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5Miscel llanen11s.

Agents Wanted. pOYS, girls and adults to sell an article used in ID every family: immense profits; capital. Call between and p. m. at a17 at SI1 CHAPEL STREET. Room [.
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WANTED

1.-TWO or three experienced carpet sewers Il H. ". FOSTER 6 CO.,
 aSO 2t AS (tranpe Street
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AIderney Stock For Sale.

r-s ONE thoroughbred wo-year-old registered I'M bull, one thoroughbred yearling bull, two thoroughbred cows with calves. Apply to
 M. MIX, ais St Westvflle.
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G61ants.
WANTEn
WANTED

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do sec- -A. ond Work or general housework in a small family. Good reference Inquire at
 a20 1t* 33 WORK STr,Iurrr
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WAk,EEn

A Amer1can woman to do general houseworIr \ Tor 6 1amly or five persons residing a short 9 uist5Ice i ID th country hustbe good cook 4 good home and liberal wages are offered to the
 l20.1t plon+sJ;if n !,
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FOR SALE.

@ At less than value would be exchanged hR: for a smaller place. of the most desirable ReA cottage residences in the city; II rooms, all modern convenences in perfect order ith large lot of ground Inquire at
 HINMAN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, a2ftf OppOSte P Q.
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FOR RENT.

{A SUITES Of roonis and single apartments to &; the right parties in one of the most central .IAeA4 and eligible locations in the city. All the modern Improvements Fine rooms suitable for a physician dentists offices, the first floor. Pos session given, if desired, April 15. Address
 a2 Inn Al ELM STREET.
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WANTED.

4 SITUATION by capable girl to do waiting < and chamber work: is also q first-cIass JaIn. dress Inquire for three days to
 al1 St. .1.J. c. v Il ASHNfIIN
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{tAAA FROM MAY 1st, four rooms in the part EH;;.I of the house 194 Orange street. to Americans .and adults ONLY: side separate entrances gas, set range, set tubs, bath room hot and cold water; the premises. a20 2
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ERR SALE

AA ONE fine located corner business lot, corner #i State and Edwards street, suitable for dou- MzessAl ble house and stores, 4Sx75. Also another eligible lot, corner of Howard and First
 ula31 1Il* 216 State Street
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WANTED

ifFsA FROM three 10 five rooms on second floor @;. convenient to horse cars and competitor will 4ssA sewer; family of two Address. stating terms
 a17 3tF U D .'' THIS OFEICE
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FOR RENT.

%A On Winthrop avenue near Sylvsn avenue, Na; new cottage house containing seven rooms .EasA with city water, will be ready for occupancy about the 1st of May next; teriris reasonable. Alp ply to PHILLIPS Marble and Granite Works,
 a20tf 143 High Street.
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WANEER.
WANTED.

A SITUATION by an experienced cook to do eeo. 11 eral housework iu a small family: freSod Tsfa S encs tali at D DAGGKTT STREET