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AS. H. MARI, Real Estate Broker,
q 936 F street.
SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE-HOUs
No Az 2 STREET NORTH EST

SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE-HOUSE
No AIT STREET NORTHWEST.
By virtue Of the power vested in me by deed H,t5f
recorded in Lber No 1896 folio 4lS of the land itM
records Of the District of Columbia, WILL S:s5
THUKsDAY the TWENTY;N S PAY OF &C
offer SALE auction in front of the premises Lot
No three 81 of Hardness subdivision of Square No.
61O Said lot fronts 20 feet street. by depth of
ITO feet, and Is improved by six room Brick Dwell
Ing o.,,u -. 49,. uo,,.,, ,ono,, ,o,,
and the balance in nine and eighteen months the de-
ferred payments be secured by deed of trust on
day of SALE deposit of 500 required at time of sale
II terms of sale are not complied with LII ten days
from day of sae the right is reserved to resell at the
cost Of the defaulting purchaser. All conveyancing
at the cost of the purchaser.
JOHN c. HEALD. 6O1 street northwest,
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers. Oc21d&ds
GALE OF FINE NEW TWOSTORY BRICK
- STORE AND DWELLING. WITH BRICK
STABLE ATTACHED, CORNER EIGHTH
STREET AND MARYLAND AVENUE
On TUESDAY AFTERNOON. OCTOBER ,.sa
TWENTY-SEVENTH, at FIVE O'CLOCK. we E!:M
division Of square
south of square S03,
improved by Fine New Two-stOry Brick Store and
Dwelling; modern conveniences, and tw0stOry brick
stable.
A splendid chance t"r one about engaging in bust.
Terms: On e-third cash: balance in one and two
notes to bear interest and secured deed
Of trust, all cash, option of purchaser. Convey
ancing, &C.. at purchasers cost. deposit Of $lOO
required 1t time OF sale.
oc2Od&ds DUNCANsON BROS, Aucts
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TOMORROW.

THOMAS BOWLING. Auct,oneer.
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT AUCTION
E EUUDMS; SATURDAY, OCTOBER TW We MY
LOT HARDWARE, CONSISTING OF DOOR
BOLTS, HAND SAWS, &C.
LARGE LOT NEW STOVE FIXTURES AND
BRICK.
Also
FOR THE DISTRICT GOVERNMENT. 35 SCHOOL
DESKS.
ALSO,
ONE KNABE PIANO.
ALsO-TwELvE O'CLOCK:
ONE SORREL PONEY, PERFECT BEAUTY
YOUNG, SOUND AND GENTLE
ALSO,
ONE HANDSOME BUGGY, BY WOOD, OF NEW
YORK: LOT OF FINE HARNESS.
AISO-AT TWELVE O'CLOCK:
HORSES, CARRIAGES. BUGGIES, WAGONS &C.
O22-2t
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AUCTION SALES.
ALTER B. WILLIAMS & co. Auctioneers

EXTENSIVE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, WITHIN AND IN
ERQNT OF OUR SALESROOM, TOMORROW
TEN O'CLOCK, FINE FURNITURE WILL
BE SOLD, WITHIN THE SAIESRooM,
CISELY. CARPETS TO BE SOLD AT HALE.
PAST TEN O'CLOCK. NO POSTPONEMENT
ON ACCOUNT OF THE WEATHER
1t WALTER r. VILLA Ms 4 CO.. AuctS.
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PRINCE ALExANDER,s PLEDGE.

Guaranteeing that Bulgaria will Not
Disturb the Present Order Of Things.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, October 23.-Herr Won
Radowitz, the German ambassador, has in
formed the porte that Prince Alexander has
guaranteed that Bulgaria Shall not disturb the
present order of things. The prince has ordered
his troops to avoid provoking conflict in any
quarter, but does not hold himself answerable
for his neighbOrs.
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BROS, Auciloneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THREESTORY FRAME
DWELLING, No. 81 b STREET SOUTHEAST,


IRCSIEES SALE OF TIfKEESSTURY FRANZ
DWELLING, No 81 STREET SOUTHEAST
OPPOSITE CAPITOL GROUNDS.
BY virtue of deed of trust duly recorded in -
lber No $40, folio 1897, of the land .;.j
for the District OF Columbia will offer for sale IL
on MONDAY, NOVEMBER SECOND, A ID. 300
at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, all that piece or parcel OF
land and premises known ana described on the
ground plan or plat of the city of Washington ID. c.
as being the eastern part of lot a of subdivision OF
lot No .. In square 800 fronting 2S feet on street
south, together with all the improvements ways
ments, rights privileges, DC, to the same appertan
ing situated on street, between New Jersey
and 1st street opposite Capitol grounds and
near Congressional hotel, improved by three-story
frame dwelling with brick basement.
Terms: One-half cash: balance in and two years
notes to bear cent interest and to be secured by
deed OF trst or all cash. at option Of purchaser
deposit OF $3.50 required at time of sale. Convey.
ancing, &c. at purchasers cost If terms of sale
not complied with In five days from day of sale, the
purchaser after five days public notice of such resale
In some newspaper published in Washington D. C.
Oc22-ddds FRANK Y. DOOLEY, trustee
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IN Nm 90 " v wv " Y
MN o 0 WWWW
n nm 90 w w

81 g wv s$s$
Newer put Off until tomorrow"
This wise old saying has at present special reference
to our business. The majority Of our stock is i'm
ported only in the fall of the year. When sold can
but seldom replensh it until the following year. We
have Now stock. with the exception of toys,
about all In. and have many new and pretty
things 10 offer that really do not know what You
miss until you come and look it Now you find
everything fresh Now you have full variety TO
select from Now is the time to buyI
We mention few desirable articles
Brass Embossed Heavy Low Candiesticks, &c
Fine Plain Heavy Brass CaTdestcks 49c.
High Brass Candlesticks. cut glass prisms 09c
Round and square Brass Plaques. hand psnted. 0Sc
larger SIZE, hammered border, Sl.26
Found Cast Plaques. antique from 81 % up.
Brass Cabinet Frames, antique design, 25c-
Same on "a eel, worth Soc. &c.
Cream Egg Shell China Cup Saucer and Plate, 26c.
Chinese and Japanese Cups aud Saucers, 25c and 40c
Japanese Blue Saueers, Bowls and Plates 1yc. up.
Brass Lantern with heavy glass globe. Acc. No
house should be without one.
French Hair brushes: solid back, 79c. and 99c.
Pine w nss Brooms, Ivory Handle, 25c.
Fine WhlSS Brooms, silk plush cover, celluloid
handle. 39c.
Cellulo'd Dressing Combs from Toe mp.
Imported Clothes Brushes, all brstie 25c.
fsssdes very fnll assortment of tnlorted Baskets
OF every kind imported Individual Cup and Saucers,
ceivers. &C. Imported Lava statuary, equal real
bronze and not "A tenth part of me price, &c, &c
Now Is The time, Visit US n ow:
NJ. sILvERBERa CO,
Sl2 9TH and 313 9Th st..
oc21 Near Penn. Avenue.
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Yesterday the will of Charles c. Meade, be-
Queathing his estate to his wife and children,
was filed.
James Nolan was fined So by Judge Smell to-
day for walking on the grass In the White lot.
He said he thought he was i'm the country.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT, 2Ox1OO
LET, IMPROVED BY TWOSTOkY FRAME
DMELLING, NO. 2137 EIGHTH STREET Elk
by virtue of deed of trust dated April 18th, -
1850 and duly recorded in Lber No. 1121 folio sis
ct seq one OF the land records for the Dis Rse2
lct OF Columbia. and at the written request OF the
party secured thereby, will sell public auction
IUESUAY, NOVEMBER THIRD 1885 ut HALF
i rAsI FOUR O'CLOCK P. NJ, the following real es
tate situate in tbs county of Washington, said Dis
trict 70 wit: Part of lot No. 50 in J. b. Haws sub
DIVISION OF Mount Pleasant, beginning on the line Of
west corner of said lot and running thence north
along said 9th street extended 70 et thence 100
ee thence south 20 feet thence west 100 feet
ments thereon.
Terms OF sale: One-haf cash, of which $50 must be
paid at time Of sale and the balance in six and twelve
months IN equal payments, secured by purchaser 5
notes with interest per cent from day of
ana deed OF trust on property sold, all cash. at
uOn OF purchaser. COnveyanCing and recording at
purchaser Terms of sale be complied with in
SIX days from day OF SALE else trustee reserves the
right 70 resell risk and of purchaser default
Ocg3eOEdhs WM T. HNITZMAN Trustee
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EXPERT TYPE-WRITING,
r. CALIGRAPH OFFICE, e33 F st.

DOSEDALE
II BUILDING LOTS AT LOW PRICE AND
EASY TERMS.
have subdivided ROSEDALE, and offer Buildinf
Lots, 30 feet front, at 5000 $3.50 $780, $3.50 per lot
Terms 10 per cent cash, balance monthly. Rosedall
is located Immediately at the eastern end of the Co
iumbia railway company. 18th and H SITS ne Plat q
my office, S19 Market Space.
Oc5-2m W. H. CLAGETT
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KING THEEBAW SCARED.
Said to be Anxious to Settle HIS Dis.
pute With the British without Blood.
shed

MANCHESTER, October GA private tele-
gram from Mandalay says that King Theebaw
is DESTROYS of settling the dispute with the In
dian government without resorting to arms.
CALCUTTA, October 23.-The Indian govern
ment has chartered eight of the British India
company'S steamers for the transportation of
troops and munitions of war for the British ex-
petition against Burmah.
PARIS, October 23.-The Journal des Debdts
commenting on the British expedition against
King Theebaw urges the French government
to protest against any sort of British annexa-
ton of Burmah,
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The Right Rev. James Fraser. D. p, bishop
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NHANCERY SALE OF TWO BRICK Dwell
OLINGS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF SOUTH II
STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS SOIJTIW EST

NHANCERY SALE OF TWO BRICK Dwell
OLINGS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF SOUTH II
STREET BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue of decree OF the Supreme Court of ~
the District of Columbia passed in the of I'll
Davis ct al. Davis ct. a. No 1926 Equity, H.
will offer for sale, at public auction. in front
of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBt.;;
TWENTY-EIGHTH, 1885. at HALF-PAST FOUR
p. NJ, the following real estate located in tine
city of Washington, District of Columbia viz
parts of lots 4 and s. in the square 49, begin
ming for the same at a point on the north line OF
South II street, distant Is feet of the southeast
corner of said lot 4, and running thence by and with
said line of said street west 90 ee thence north 122
feet inches the south line of s0feet wide alley
being the line of said lot Il thence by and with
122 feet inches to the place ofbeginnng, with the
and basement brick dwellings, Nos 82I and 623 II
street southwest.
Terms of sale: one-third of the purchase money to
be paid in cash the day sale, the final ratica
ton thereof at my discretion the residue in equal in
stalmens at and two years from the day of sa!e
to bear interest from the day of sale until paid the
of six per cenum per annum the prOmissOrynoteS
of the purchaser to be given the
may, at his or her option, pay all cash. The title to
be retained until the full payment of the purchase
money and the interest thereon or the giving of salts
factory security therefor as the court may approve.
Convey ancing at the cost of the purchaser 500 de-
post on acceptance of each bid.
JAMES s. EDWARDS Trustee,
412 9Th 81. NV.
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NEW YORK, October 23.-The business fail
ures during the last seven days, as reported to
R. g. Dun 4 Co. to-day, number for the United
States 1853, and for Canada "a, or q total of
Ut as compared with 1875 last week and 2O7
the week previous.
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OTTAWA, ONT, October pa child residing
on st. Patrick street died q few days ago. The
undertaken suspecting that the cause of death
that such was the cause An examination of
the rest Of the family was made when two other
children suffering from the disease were found
secreted in cupboard. The physician failed to
notify the authorities and nothing has yet been
done to isolate the cases.
The Hanlam.Teemer Race TO.MOFF0W.
BOTH MEN CONFIDENT OF WINNING.
TROY, n. Y, October 23.-The Hanlan-TeemeT
race will be rowed between $50 and 4:30
o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Both men are at
the course practicing, and each Of them is con.
fident of success. The betting Is slightly in
favor of Hanlan.
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RANGE OF TUE THERMoMErER.-The follow
,ng were the readings at the signal once to-day
am, 800, am, $40, II An, 500 2 pm
$50. Maximum. $40. Minimum 500
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PARIS, October 23.-The Brisson ministry is
now uncertain about its ability to hold ma
jOrity of the new chamber of deputies.
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LADIES' GOODS.

SCARCE AND DESIRABLE
y Atwood JERSEY (IOlH' ~ x =; c UStnes'
only Soc. per yard. nr,,opr cropr
cc21 Ats 8OS eth street NV.
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THE MARYLAND CAMPAI0E.-Senator Cor
Baltimore last night, his physicians havlng
told him he might safely do so.-Two omcers
fimore grand jury for alleged Irregularities.
MAYOR xatro6c has accepted an inv1eat!on e
attend the Blindness Mems mass meeting u
Ralfimore toruight
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Telephone No. 344-2.
GEORGE ADAMS. JOHN T. BEALL.
Commissioner OF DeedA
ADAMS 6 BEAI1.
REAL ESTATE. LOANS AND INSURANCE.

1920 STREET Nv
Three-story basement Brick 18th st. NV,
Large House and Lot near AibauvG;s Opera
House, suitable for restaurant with modern
New Is room House near psf Circle. MI.
Two-story House and Store It'll ST. NV near o
Eieven-room new House on ST. near Du: low
a pon. bocR Of Ground above boundary nv ooo
q squarel with large greenhouse with stock o
Large Mansion, Spacious grounds. ii rooms Ao'''o
and stable, on Georgetown Heighths. -. 10000
Three-story and basement Brick III. t., r. L.
Double three,story Brick, 18th St near Bcun: z'o
Thret-story Brick, m. l.. Inewj on a. near
Large three story and Basement Brick on II. SOW
Two fine Bricks, m. l., on iith St, near X,
Three new Houses, m l.. S-story and base '''0'
ment. Or. near Washington Circle, each 1000
New three-story and basement Brick at l. ST.
and n ii. ave, m. $500
ave, near 24:h ST., rooms. bath and
stable. $500
si nes m 9Th, nine-room Brick m. L. rents 0ooo
$50 month Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Heights. with well water. stable. parking. 5000
renting $50 50 each -: 1850
Six-room Bricks. MI. northeast section, from
81 400 to 81 500 on monthly payments.
Two Frames on Valley ST., Georgetown, rent
Small two-story Bricks, H st. Sw., 3D.
rent $40. 1900
Lot corner 25th and H. 24x7S, two small
Bricks, s22 in all. 5000
Two Lots kingnlan Place, 34x lOO........... 2,4OO
Lot y. III. ave-, near NJ st. NV. % feet
front 81 so per foot.
Lot y. II ave-, near 5 ST. n.w Fl feet
Lots on St, near n II. ave 3sxsI.... is
Lot 21x9 on L st. bet 18th and 18th. 80
Lots 18th st bet. l. and NJ n.w....-.-..... as
Lots ST., near 10th, l113x951a IS &"
Lot DIX I45 on V St, bet. 18th aud 18th 40
Lots OH Va ave, bet 18th and 18th sts- rs I"
Lots all parts Columbia Heights FROM. 16c. up
Lots in squares lO.4 and 1918, 10th
AID SITS Sc. foot
Money To Loan i'm sums over 81 900 at 5 and 8 per
cent real estate security. We have several fine
Houses to rent III northwest section from 15 to $500
per month, furnished unfinished. Property
placed in hands sale and rent advertised
expense OcI-1m
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PROTECTING SECRETARY LAMAR.-The room
which extends across the corridor near the en-,
trance to the room OF the Secretary of the In.
terror is now occupied by the private secretary
and forms the only public entrance to the Sec
ietary's room. The door which formerly lead
into the Secretary's room from the corridor has
been closed. The Secretary is now shut of
from the public by two rooms, and when the
crowd is filtered through these rooms very few
will find their way to the Secretary.
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TOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
u Real Estate Agents, 927 F St. NV.

TOHN SHERMAN & CO.,
u Real Estate Agents, 927 ST. NV.
CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE STU
ATED ON sTREt;T, BETWEEN I'm, ;, F Fl-I :
TENTH AND SIXTEENTH STREETS
NORTHWEST. AND IMPROVED BY TWO
FRAME HOUSES FRONTING ON NJ STREET
AND ALSO TWO FRAME HOUSES FRONT
ING ON THE ALLEY IN THE REAR OF THE
LOT.
BY virtue Of decree passed the 10th day OF 80
september 1855 in the cause of Sarah r. Chase i.4
vs. Dennis Turney ct ais. numbered 94Og Equity Gs1
docket ~ In the supreme Court of the District Oh
l Luz we shall, On MONDAY, THE SEGOMD DAY
OF NOVEMBER 1885, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ,
in front of the premises, offer Tor sale, at
public auction, the following real estate to
wit: All that piece parcel of ground and premises
lying and being i'll the city OF Washington, and District
OF Columbia aforesaid and known and described as
Lot seventeen 7J in Davidsons recorded sub-divis-
Ion OF square one hundred ana nineiy-seven Qs1.l,
TERMS One-third cash, and the balance in equal in
staments at six per cent secured by the purchaser
notes and deed OF trust upon The property, or
post of 500 will be required at the time of
sale. If the terms of sale not COM
piled with within ten days, the Trustees reserve
the right to resell at the risk and cost of the pur
chaser. w. h. DUHAMEI.
400 La ave. Trustees
JAMES II. SMITH,
SOP Sth st. NV.
t,,ot nnD1a o(yJ 10
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FINANCIAL AND CO IN MERCHAL -
The New York stock Market.
The following are the opening AMI 300 pm. prices
of the New York Stock market today reported oy
special wire to III. II. Dodge. 539 18TH street
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u Usr RECEIVED,
CASE
OF IMPORTED FANCY FEATHERS AND THE
LATEST PARTISAN NOVELTIES
THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH FELL
HATS IN THE CITY, AT POPULAR PRICES
MRS NJ. J. HUNT.
.ocl7 1909 STREET, NV
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j. G.. HurcHrSsos.
IMPORTER
Rich MILLINERY, CLOAKs, SUITS LAcES,
DRESS TRIMMINGS, FURs, &c. Every effort has
been made In the selection Of these goods ana we
excellence Iow nrices will characterize goods In
every department ,
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REAL ESTATE SALES.-Anthony Hyde and
Chas. NJ. Matthews have sold to David X. Cart
ter, for SIG, 900, the residence on the southwest
corner of 18th and l. streets Frederick II.
Windsor has purchased of II. III. Warner. for
$1,000, residence on the north side Of p
street, between 18th and 18th streets. The
former has sold the same property, for the same
consideration, to the Holy Cross church.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-04
THE ssoFF YEAR.o

The 'off year" in this State turned out to be considerably of, and the voting re- duced the usual Republican majority in the legislature quite extensively. Last winter the Republican majority on joint ballot was S1, and in the House Fl. This winter there will be Republican majority of 9 in the Senate, and, according to the present aspect of the returns, @ majority of 15 in the House. This is enough, and enough in this case will have to be as good as a feast. The corrected returns may make some change but it will be slight
 The new legislature will be composed of good material, perhaps rather better than is usual in ''of years" The list will be looked over this morning by many with reference to the Speakership of the House. There are several in the list who would fill the office well. Prominent among them is John A. Tibbitts, of New London, who is bright. prompt and able, good speaker and good parliamentarian.
 The result of the voting in this city was what was expected. There Was very little interest felt by either party, and Mess1s. Pigott and Stoddard had an easy if not very abundant entrance. It is to be hoped that they will succeed in making New Ha- ven's importance felt at Hartford.
 At this time it is impossible to tell just how matters have been arranged in New York and Virginia, but it looks ss if the year in New York was very much "off." But Thanksgiving is coming, and, as Brother Dana, of the shining New York Sun, Is fond Of remarking in classical language
 We may be happy yet You bet
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-04
have returned and "settled up" satiafaotor-

fly.
 G. G. Haven, one of the best known of | New London's summer residents, has bought place at Lenox, Mass, for $42, 900, but will continue to spend his summers at New Lon don.
 Next Wednesday evening John Boyle O'Reilly, editor of the Boston Pilot, will ad- dress mass meeting at Carll's Opera House under the auspices of the Parnen branch of the National Land league.
 The New Haven reception by ex-Goyernor English and bride takes place at their resi- dence this evening from 8 till Il o'clock. About 600 invitations were issued and the most fashionable society will be largely rep resented.
 Cards are out for the wedding of Miss Agnes Josephine Hewitt, daughter of Mrs. Henry s. Hewitt of Bridgeport, to Dr. Valery Havard, United States army, on Thursday,
 November 18th, at 6 o'clock, in St. Angus tines church, Bridgeport.
 ! Among the society mention in town is the approaching marriage of Miss Leila, daugh- ter of Hon. George H. Watrous, to Mir. Ed ward Villette Reynolds, graduate of Colum-
 bia college and of the Yale Law school and a
 resident of Grand Rapids, Mich.
 The F. H. s. club have added to their
 membership and have rented and elegantly fitted up an eligible room in the Boardman
 building. The club has been in existence four years and has given a number of very
 select and fashionable receptions.
 The Congregational club hold their first meeting since their annual vacation at Center
 church chapel next Monday evening at 8 o'clock, when Rev. Dr. William Hayes Ward,
 of the New York Independent, will deliver
 an address on "Congregationalism as Mis- | sionary Force 5
Morning journal and courier., 1885-11-04
REPREsENTAT1vEs ELECTED.
New Haven County.

New Haven County New, HayeR-9ames P: Pigott. d; E. c. stod: Beacon Falls-one d.
 BranfordEWT T. Robinson, d.
 Cheshire George F. Pardee, d; George Hotch Derby-A. P Bartholomew, r; Charles s. chaf. East st Haven-Grove J. Futile, d. Guilford-Harris PendletSn, jr, r; William H. Hamden-warner, d.
 Madison-James R. Dowd, r.
 Meriden-Williaam Wallace Lee, r; Ezekiel R.Ner, Middiebury- Edmund B. Hoyt, r: Clark. d. :. Eort5 Eorfa1neaMr BranfordAHerSss;rt Fl k4s; Page, North Haven-Cyrus Cheeny, F. Orange-James Graham, r..
 Oxford-Nicholas French, d.
 Prospect-Edgar G. Wallace, r. Seymour S. R. Dean, r,
 Southbury Henry T. Russell, r. Wallingford-Charles A. Harrison. r; Charles E. Yale, r.
 walcott-Benjamin L. Bronson, Woodbpidge-EIias P. Clark, r.
 Hartford Countyp Hartford-wm. Hammersly, d; John E. scanlsn, Avon-Victor Lusk, d.
 Berlin-Samuel c. Wilcox, d. Bloonfield-Franklin D. Miller, d. Bristol Norton, T; Isaac w. Beach.r. Canton-Hiram P. Bidwell. r. East Granby-Henry P. Goddard d. East Hartford-Edward 0. Goodwin. d; H. F. East Windsor-Eugene F. Spoon, r; John H. Enfield-Albert W. Allen, r; Martin Dorsey, r. Farmington-samuel c. Colt. d; John F. Wynne, Glaston bury-wm. S. Williams, r; Watson A. Granby-F. J. Jewett, r; Murton A. Gillette, r. Hartland-George N. Thompson, r; Leonard L. Mancbester-Rufus R. Dimock r; Wilbur F. Hill, Marfboro-Charies A. Tatham, d; Willis W. Hill, New Britain-Thomas H. Kehoe, d. Robert J. Newington-Thomas R. Atwood, d. Plainvflle-E. S. Tomlinson, r. Rocky Hin-Samuel A. Shewell, F. sinsbury-wheeler M Case, r; James L. Rich ards. T.
 South Windsor-Jerome Signor d. West asas Hartford@Leonard I Buckiand r. wethersfield-Wolcott Wells, r; Albert Fl. Gal. pin,
 Windsor Locks-Simon B. Douglas d.
 New London County. New London John A. Tibbitts, r; Chas. A.strick- land r.
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