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Couch VIII Meet the President

WASHINGTON, April 10.-Cclonel Couch, the Oklahoma leader, arrived here this even ing and has arranged for an interview with the President tomorrow. He says that he simply wants to state the facts in connection with the Oklahoma movement and is content to rely upon the Presidents sense of justice of equity for a correct settlement of the mat ter.
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Germ.nv,. uonopoly in rob.cco

BERLIN, April 1.-The North German Gazette, Bismarck's organ, moots the doub- ling of the import duty on tobacco. It says hundreds of petitions have been received in favor of the increase which it is hoped would secure and make more valuable the govern ment's tobacco monopoly.
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A Young Lady End. Her Life.

ROCKFORD, H., April 10.-Miss Carrie E. Brown, youngest daughter of ex-City Treas urer Horace Brown, committed suicide last night by deliberately walking into Rock river. She left letter expressing fear that she would become insane. All day long parties have been dragging the river and fir ing cannon, but without success. Deceased was a universal favorite in this city and was soon to be welded to Fred W. Lee of DesMoines, Ia
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Port Huron Flooded.

PORT. HURON, Mich, April 1O.-The Black river at this place is at arrdangerous height. Considerable damage has been done and much more is feared The new iron bridge in this city was destroyed late yester- day afternoon, causing loss of $10,0 ,000. Ad- ditional damage to vessels and private prop erty makes the total loss $20, ,000. The south side of the city is cut off from the rest of the city, telephone cables and gas mains having been broken by the food
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Open evenings
A Rare Chance

A A FARM in Woodbridge for sale to be Mii exchanged 3S fer city prGperty consisting e o5 acres of meadow or plough land. This farm may be known as the Nelson Newton Farm, about miles mour, Ansonia and Birmingham, and is well adapt ed for farm gardening and for a milkman. Foi particulars apply to Hinmans Real Estate Agency 63 Church street, or A. Hitchcock; Milldale, Conn.,
 fo01
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The American ExhihifIon Abroaf

PARIS, April 10.-President Grevy enter tained at dinner this evening J. R. Whitley, director general of the American exhibition to be held at London next year. M. Grsvy suggested the idea of holding similar exhi- bition in Paris and said he would lend his influence toward making such an enterprise successful
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AssA TWO good brick houses, with modern i'm U7:,s provements rooms each; in the first ward o -&esA the city, west of the postoffice Can b, bought for $5,000 each. For sale short time Alst 200 Price only 36OO,
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took courage at the sight and declared that the vexed problem ''rapid transit" was now indeed solved. The present week has also
 been busy week at Huyler's, and fresh
 goods direct from the principal establishment
 in New York arrive at 90s Chapel street
 ob
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Postmasters Must Pay the Rent. IIr e.rIr.rc..rI,.r .>,;1 rINl.- 1..l

WASHINGTON, April 10.-The last Congress provided that the Postmaster General might pay the rent of third-class postoffices, but made no appropriation for that object. Post master General Villas has received numerous communications on the subject, but says he cannot do anything and that postmasters will have to pay the rent of such offices as haratofora
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FOR SALE
INVESTORS ATTENTION !

An exceptionally good opportunity to invest in the bonds and stocks new gas company in an Eastern city having a population of over 100000 The plan on which they offered ipsIIres hand some profits. Fine substantial works built on most approved plan Company will be in operation in sixty days. Liberal patronage assured Anyone wishing to safely invest from s1 600 to $1OOO0 ed
 yantageously. should not miss the chance F. M
 DELANO, 5 Beekman street, N. Y. ma11eod3m
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Ten Dollars Reward

WILL be paid for any information that will
 w lead to the arrest and conviction of the two young men who stole my rowboat from Belle Dock on Sunday afternoon. between and o'clock. Said boat is IA fl. long, is bright vanished boat, outside and inside. and had two fit. oars with the blades painted blue. There were also but five rowlOckS on it and the name Austin. New Hay en- was branded on oars and boat. If ten dollars is not enough will pay $00 if get the thieves arrested and convicted. They in the boat on Mill River about p. m. above the Barnes vile Bridge. Send me letter with their names and will keep the information secret if desired.
 a10tf JAMES A. AUSTIN 9 Warren Street.
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ole BulI,s cid Home.

MADISON, Wis, April 10.-The legislative commission appointed to select an executive residence has bought the elegant house and grounds formerly owned by Ole Bull, the violinist. The sum paid was $2O. 900.
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FOR RENT

1F5A FROM May first, two very desirable rooms
 fs on the second floor of the National New Ha. MsAven bank building, being portion of those now occupied as law offices by Hon. Dexter R. W1ght Heated by steam at expense of bank
 fsBp AfBPl}y a}y to u,,nn
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WILBUR F. DAY, President.
FOR RENT

fF:sf FIVE Rooms within five minutes walk of # Hill the Glty Market. Water closet, water and .siN gas; Five rooms No. 24 Spring street, near tne New I ork, New Haven and Hartford railroad snops. small house of five rooms, No 10 Louis street. Fair Haven; city water Apply to .'' au2s 79e Chapel street or Ss Olive street
 For Other Real Estate See First Page.I
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WASHINGTON, April 10.-Postmaster Gen. eral Villas because of lack of appropriations to-day issued an order dispensing with the services of the following postoffice inspectors after April 30: Charles Adams, Colorado; Fred de Tavernier, Tennessee; J. H. Liv- ingston, South Carolina; J. J. Hanna, Ohio; G. W. Porter. Illinois; W. w. Patterson, Kentucky; T. R. McTeeson, Indiana; F. s. Bedill, Indiana; w. D. Wickersham, Ala bama: Charles Fields, Massachusetts; J. G. Hestor, North Carolina; J. J. Murphy, Ore gon; Benjamin Simpson, Alabama; E. c. Shenens Maryland.
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Calling Guns on the Steamers.

NEW YORK, April 10.-It was announced to-day that the Pacific Mail Steamship com pany intends to protect it's steamers from further outrage by equipping each vessel with four guns, two of the heavy order in the bow and two Gatling guns in the quarter
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District of New Haven ss. Probate Court i, April 10th, 1885. { UPSTATE OF WATROUS l. MILLER, late of fL New Haven, in said district, deceased
 The Court of Probate for the district of New Ha- ven hath limited and allowed six mcnths from the hereof for the creditors of said estate repre- sented nsolvent; in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Edmund Zacher and Earliss P Arvine, both of said New Haven com missioners to receive and examine said claims Certified by SAMUEL A. YORK, Judge The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at IS Exchange Building, in said New Haven, on o'clock in the forenoon, each of said days for the purpose of attending the business of said au pointment
 EAkhTSS EAkI1SS Ia E AEER ARTINE, Commissioners All persons indebted to said estate are reouestsd to make immediate payment to
 MRS WATSON l. MILLER
 all 2t Administratrix
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ROYALTY AT A BALL.
An Elegant Affair at the Castle in

An Elegant AHatr at the Castle In Dublin. DUBLIN, April 10.-The ball given at the Castle this evening in honor of the royal visitors was one of the most brilliant affairs of the kind ever witnessed in the Irish capi- tai All the notabilities and prominent citi- izens not only of Dublin but of other leading cities of Ireland were present by invitation. The Prince and Princess on entering the ball room were greeted with enthusiasm. The Princess and Earl Spencer were vis-a-vised by the Prince of Wales and Lady Spencer in the cotilliou
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FOR RENT

EssA STORE, corner State and Bradley street M M;;: $20 month. Second floor of 45i Orchard .GksA Astreet, $8 8 month. A tenement of five rooms in good order. Inquire at 482 DixweIl av- enue GIOSON HALL
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Charles Kimball the most extensive whole sale dealer in the potato business in Boston and the projector of the heating apparatus used for preventing potatoes from freezing in the cases, died at his home in Chelsea, Mass. yesterday morning.
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FOR RENT

A good house and barn, acres of land, with grapes fruit etc., in West Haven Center: rent low Also number of houses and tenements in the city-rents reasonable.
 Money to loan in amounts of S2 OaO S3 OoO ar $4 900, at per cent. Inquire at
 NO. 70 CHURCH STREET. ROOM2 ~rO Office open evenings from to S.
 m21 l.. F. COMSTOCK.
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A RAID ON VICE,
Radical Measures to Reform tn
 ETeraIs of Cincinnati.

Radical Measures to Reform the
 Morals of Cincinnati.
 CINCINNATI, April 10.-The gamblers of this city received notice from the chief of police this afternoon to close their houses immediately. Bunco and confidence men and all unemployed men of the criminal classes were ordered to leave the city within twenty-four hours. The police were in structed to have the streets cleared of the gangs of impudent, well dressed loafers who skirt the sidewalks and to bring them in on 8 charge of lettering. Abandoned women found on the streets after : p. m. will be ar- rested for vagrancy. This is the result of a change in the police system, the responsibili- ty now resting upon the commissioners re- gently appointed.
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FOR RENT
FOR SALE

fesssA NEW HOUSE on Clinton avenue, near #|;;:;sH Grand street. modern improvements, unex Inquire at
 mh23H 28 CLINTON AVENUE
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FOR RENT-

A A SINGLE HOUSE of nine rooms on HE.i,l Blatchley avenue, with modern improve .Ma4s2Aa ments for S25 per month. Two lower tene- ments Lloyd street of six rooms, with bath roorn for $16 each
 A tenement on Bright street for S1O. tenement on Haven street for $7.
 s. L. BlatcsaIey & Son.
 16 Exchange Building,
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CAUTION.

The public arc hereby cautioned against selling, buying, or having ill their possession the Flagg Hand Grenade Fire Extinguisher, purporting to be made in New York City, I have imperative or ders (which are unpleasant to mel to report all such names to headquarters, that legal proceed ings may be commenced against them at once.
 JOHN c. CHAPMAN, Agent,
 42 Orange Street, ali 1t Hayward Hand Greuade Co.,
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New Po.tmasters Appointed.

New Postmasters Appointed.
 WASHINGTON, April 10.-During the month of May the commissions of eighty-6ve presidential postmasters will expire. There are now two thousand fourth-class postofioes vacant from deaths, resignations, etc. The
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EOR RENT

<4f57A FROM May 1st, one family house, No. 124 #Aii,,i Hill street; rooms; water and gas; all in l4ssAzg good order. Apply on the premises ,hetWeen and p. m only ta s. MIX
 altf
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Effect on the Canadian Markets

TORONTO, April 10.-The complications which are almost certain to involve England
 | and Russia in already having de- cided effect on the Canadian markets. Since Wednesday wheat has advanced teu cents per bushel
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FOR SALE.

@%A THE HOUSE No. 3s7 Crown street. Lot 50 @;;; feet front. Can be bought very low and on -MkAssssAeaSy terms.
 T. G. SLOAN & SON,
 Room Benedict's Building
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FOR RENT

fdSssstA A valuable building lot on whitney avenue sil 150 feet froht .rihnfns through to Everett street 450 feet deep. Must be sold this spring Inquire of S. E. MERWIN JR
 aD T11staa
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EOR RENT

SSEsA4 TO right parties, suites of furnished rooms Hki. in first-claSS dwelling the Green. Par Rsss.Az Tor chamber with alcove, room 16x12 with bedroom, etc. Hot and cold water steam heat, perfect plumbing. Address PLEASANT.
 apr6tf Box 196. P. O.
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FOR SALE. 1000 BUILDING LOTS

fs=A IN nd about the city. EsssA Also several desirable FACTORY SITES and DWELLING HOUSES. TERMS TO SUIT THE PURCHASER. Apply to
 MASSENA CLARK.
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NEXT SATURDAY & MONDAY

WYE will give with pound of Coffee and one w half pound of Tea Figured Maj sca Plate, and any one of a nice line of China and Risk Fig ures and Mantle Ornaments that will lay out for those two days only. The crowds that visit our store is safe guarantee that we sell the best goods for the least money. Try our
 CREAM MIXED JAVA 25c. Look for Electric Light and don't get into the nlanR
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{A HOUSE AND BARN with considerable Es';;ss land on Middletown avenue. Also a large building for sale on Grand street. Inquire Of
 M. HELLER.
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American Flour Takes a Jump.

MINNEAPOLIS, April 10-The war news to- day sent four up one dollar per barrel. Pillsbury & Go. made deal of 250,000 bar rels, realizing a profit of $125, 1000. The Washburns made deal of 100000 barrels with profit of S100 O0O
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-11
An Important Customs Decision

WAsHINGToN, April 1O.-The Treasury de- partment has requested the Attorney General to decide an important customs question. The postal act of 1879 permits the free entry of printed matter other than books imported through the mails. Under this provision single firms import as much as five thousand pounds of Autograph cards, etc., in four pound packages. The tariff act of 1883 placed a duty of twenty-five per cent. sd valorem upon printed matter, however inn ported. The question is whether the latter regulation does not nullify the former and render the goods dutiab1e although sent by mail.
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FOR. RENT
FOR RENT AND SALi

fSsA THE store and basement Mo- 79 Orange E;i5I street, one door from Chapel; extension and .&sA Askylight: Possession given April 1st.
 THOMAS R. TROWBRIDGE, JR.,
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EOU SAHE
FOR SALE

f&A THE property known Hamilton Park a;:; is offered for sale for much lower price than it could have been bought at for the past fifteen years. There is upwards of fifty acres of land beautifully situated. Parties interested in real estate will find this chance for purchase Inquire of S. E. MERWIN, JR.,
 Trustee.
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FOR. RENT.

 &s=..A THE STORE No. 1895 Chapel street, corner E##:;;I Day. The fixtures be purchased if de eessAzsred. Apply at a7tf 1929 CHAPEL STREET
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FOR RENT

&kA THE HOUSE No. Clark street, suitable k: for two families; five rooms the first floor, &8HA. six on the second. Water carried up and down. Inquire on THE PREMISES.
 u2
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{A THE store and basement No. TOO Chapel M:;: street. next east Masonic Temple; privilege of EiA steam freight elevator and driveway to rear from Union street.
 HENRY F. ENGLISH, a7ff Orange Street.
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&pew 9aren @ailg s@gurning ygonrnal and Gonrier.

President has appointed the following post masters: s. S. Crittenden, at Greenville, N C.; Benjamin J. Smith, at Chi1lioothe, Me-; Henry L. Kenyon, at Northfe1d, Vt; Jerome LaDuc. at Westfeld, N. Y; E. Evans, at West Chester, Pa.; George T. Gross, at AL lentown, Pa; James Drury, at Bristol, Pa.; George W. Statter, at Mansfield, O.; David Ourman, at Marion, Ind; Nelson Bruett, at Jefferson, Wis; Benjamin F. Mackal, at Moonhead, Minn
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FOR RENT.

4A.A A NICE upper floor of four rooms to a #;; small family at No. 30 Lyon street, with all H.H4- modern improvements; hot and cold water, bathroom water closet and laundry room. Inquire of H. STINOW, No. 30 Lyon street,
 or Chanel
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A GOOD chance for man with a small capital -EA In good locality, low rent, and fine trade gan be bought lot of groceries of all kinds, store bench: etc, the balance belonging to and rented with the store. For particulars call at
 H. c. LONG'S Real Estate and Insurance Agency Room 9
 63 Church Street. Opposite Postoffice Open evenings a1O 2t
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T11a11ts.
WANTED

PY competent man situation as salesman A, D shipping clerk in wholesale house or 1nann factory. Address tsr, Ano is U
 all 3te 511 State ctra,o.
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E0R SALE

fFf=A ONE fine located corner business lot, corner @.;: State and Edwards street, suitable for a dou- EeA ble house and stores, 48x75. Also another eligible lot, corner of Howard avenue and First street, 50x150. Inquire of JOHN DORNHEIM,
 ma31 Int 216 State Street
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MIR. J. MATTHEWMAN.

Dear SIT:
 In replying to your inquiry as to how like the Mackenzle Rappleye Lights and Rappleyes Rheo- metric Governor Gas Burners, would say they are 1S0 feet deep the bill for quarter ending March 1s was S6a 40; corresponding quarter last year for store 50 feet deep was $49.S0. For lighting present store at that rate would have $12s 43 thus making saving of 50 per cent. by your pro- cess. Yours, truly, M BRISTOL & SON, S54 Oh lpel st New Haven, April 9, 1885. all
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DIGmA,s TROOPS WITHOUT FOOD

Living on The FIeSh OI Thetr CameIs.
 SUAK1M, April 10.-The followers of Os- man Digma are said to be without food. It is reported and generally believed that they are chiefly subsisting upon the flesh of their
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, <MA THE house eJ Olive street, 1e rooms mod As;;iI ern, in good order. Vacant May tst. Price RssN $500. H. P. H0ADLEY, o0 1T R,,ildi
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WANTED

INEXPERIENCED travelling salesmen to sell my 1 wrapping paper, &c., in New England
 VIM. H. H. ROGERS aIl It 51 Leonard Street. New York
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Central Mark ct, Congress Avenue First Quality of Beef, Veal and Lam b. Round Steak, 14c pound. Tenderloin Steak. 16 to 1Sc pound. Porterhouse Steak, IS to 200 pound. Best Roasts 12 to 16c pound Beef's Liver, Sc pound Veal Chops, 16c pound. Mutton Chops, IA to 16c pound. Very fine Chickens and Turkeys at 1Sc pound Fine Country Eggs at 1Sc dozen. L. HONBERGERsS. l.2. CenfraI
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AWoman,s Crificisnl .

WASHINGTON, April 1O.-Charlotte E. Smith, president of the Women's Industria
 league, will be out in to-morrow's Republi- can with two column criticism of Carroll D. Wright, commissioner of the labor bureau. MT. Wright's plan of seeking information on the labor question in Europe she character izes worse than folly, waste of time and an outrage on the wage-workers of this coun- try. She demands that a woman's depart ment be added to the labor bureau and that a woman should be chief of that department.
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EnR SALE

"A NICE ice box, nearly new, [ feet long feet / 11 wide. feet high; black walnut and ash trim mlngs. Suitable For the meat business. Inquire of
 J. MCCLURE, a1O 3t* 41a Orchard Street.
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ftA ONE STORE, No. 1O4 State street, with or E::iE without brick barn in the rear.
 $9gisA- Apply to MASSENA CLARK,
 a1 m S7 Church street. Room
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RuSinesS EOr SaIa

SN@ A SMALL sized saddle horse Also one -2A6 beach wagon, one surry and one buggy, all neariy new. Also one cart and harness Inquire of a1O2t DixweiI Avenne
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FOR RENT.

%4A ONE-HALF double brick house No. s4 #H:;iI Wooster street; all modern improvements .HEazHsa.AA Inquire of F. l. THOMPSON,
 a7tf 39S State Street.
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EnR SALE

EOR SALE, A A HOUSE on Lyon street; lot fl feet front M;;sI 134 feet deep; house contains 10 rooms esA Also house on State street, near Olive street. Lot 40x1S0
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE ma16 759 Chanel Street
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CHICAGO, April 10.-The attempt of James H. McVickar to eject council of the Royal Arcanum from his thestet building in ad- vance of May 1 resulted in q call of the coun- eil for an indignation meeting. The mem bers found the staircase removed and were compelled to climb a ladder to their quarters. Then the employees of the theater attempted to smoke out the meeting with red fire and fresh air was only obtained by breaking win dow panes.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. fH5A NO. 1885 Chapel street., rooms; city water HA;;:I and gas; for one family. =zessHz No. 140 Lawrence street rooms; rent $1o per month
 No. 13s Lawrence street, rooms; rent $12 per month
 No. 351 Orange street, 14 rooms; can be used for one or two families. Call on B. L. LAMBERT,
 all 3t* 85a Chapel Street.
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A MSIIOAIION M by respectable girl to do sec- "A, ono work or general housework in a private 1amiiy: Good reference Inquire at
 aii oI~ 55 NICOIL STREET
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FOR SALE.

fA HOUSE at 27 Asylum street, suitable for @;;; two families; water and gas all over the &ssA house. Fruit trees and grape vines the premises a9 3t*
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Farm For Sale. |A CAN offer for sale on easy terms, or might EE::: exchange for city property, a very fine farm @sA Aon the main street, easy drive from the -city with large twostory modern built house, fine barn of ample room, running water Sc.
 The land is divided into meadow, plow pasture and woodland. Fine fruit. Just the place for Sum mer boarders Call on
 GEORGE A. ISBELI, aS Office 792 Chapel street Room 1
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FOR RENT.

ROOMS WITH POWER
 @A TWO connecting rooms, 74x38 and 62x22
 #;i;I fourth floor Quinnipiac Building, No 69e .g4ssA Chapel street, especially arranged for light manufacturing premises being supplied with abundant light, steady power, steam heat and two freight elevators. May be leased eS a whol5 or in part. HENRY, F. ENGLISH,
 a7f 92 Orange street. r FOR SALE,
 %A THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT DWELL #E:;. ING HOUSE and premises Mo- 55 Hillhouse .Zs.A:venue, corner of Sachem street. lately occu- pied residence by Mrs. Maria Perit, deceased. The location is unsurpassed in New Haven. The buildings which include stable, grapery and con servatory, are in excellent order, and the grounds are adorned with choice shrubbefy and plants. For particulars apply to either of the undersigned.
 a1tf HENRY T BItAKE E1ecutors.
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AMERICAN TEA Ct lO5 State Street, near Court.
 JOHN w. GILSON, Manager.
EnR SALE

= EVft SAEAIs
 N-> CHESTNUT MARE, 15-3 bands, eight -&SAy years old; pleasant driver; fine style, and can trot in about minutes. Chestnut horse, nine years old; about 300 pounds. Can pace 3-minute gait or better on the road any day. is also a good worker Bay horse seven years old; about 1000 pounds; a free driver and a good business horse Also good business wagon and top buggy in good repair All will be sold low. Can be seen at resi- dence Of the undersigned or will be shown in city 1T desired JOHN PARKER,
 a9 3ts North Quinnipiac street, Fair Haven.
 FOR SALE.
 LNROM one hundred and fifty to two hundred A quarts Of milk per day, twenty or twenty five mich cows. About four and one half miles from New raven ENEAS GORHAM,