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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-03-26
BOLTON & NELLY.
In Our Corset Department

Sweeping reductions in our stock of Cor
sets, Hoop Skirts and Bustles must be made
to make room for Spring manufacture and
appropriations.
We make the following for a clean sweep
5-piece Corset Soc now 35c.
100 Bone Corsets 75c, now Soc.
Double Bone Corsets 75c. now Soc
Double Side Steel Csc, now 69c.
Full Long Bone (7-piece) Csc. now 69c,
Penang Corset (unbreakable) 81, now 69c.
Elevated Bust shoulder straps 81, now 75c.
Caroline Corset 81, now 9Gc
Sensible Side (whalebone) S1.25 now 81.
Double (everlasting) 81 .25, now Csc.
Common Sense Woven S1.25, now 81.
g $3.50, now 81. IS.
g 1.69 now ST. so
6 Abdominal $225, now
s1ss.
l. G. p CoutiIle Imported 225 now $780,
s. g. Sateen Gmported) s.. so. now $2.25.
Spsce prevents us from mentioning 80 or 40 other
STYLES which are reduced in like proportion
general reduction of from IS to 80 per cent.
ali Hoop Skirts and Bustles The great increase of
sales in this line assure that give the best
value for the least money, and with above reduc-
lions we cannot but expect sweeping reduction in
eur surplus stock
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-03-26

FOR RENT,
o. SO Wooster street, II rooms, all improve
E:;:t ments. Houses to rent on Chapel, State,
Luz. Ward, Woolsey, Orange, Crown, Carlisle,
Henry Whiting, James, Hill, Park, Orchard, Nor
ton and Grand streets.
Money to loan.
T. G. SLOAN & SON,
Room Benedict's Building.
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WANTED
na24tf

A PRIL FIRST, sober, industrious man. be-
IN tween rs and 35 years of age. to work by the
month or year on farm; used to the care of
horses and stock. Apply in person or by letter to
DIR. CHARLES CARRINGTON,
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THE WAR IN THE sOUDAN.


SundAy'B RaLtIe SAID TO Have Been q
British Defeat.
ROME, March 25.-The Diritto says that
the British were really defeated on Sunday
in the fight near Suakim and the result will
be to encourage the whole Arab world It
will be necessary for Italy to send two thou
sand more men at once to Massowah in order
to avoid any risk of suffering as Graham has
from too meagre a force.
Captain Groppi, who is to be on General
Graham's staff, had a long interview with
King Humbert before starting for Suakim.
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geaI Estate.
EOR RENE


FOR RENT.
g. AN UPPER tenement of five rooms all In
@;;;l fine condition, at No. 90 Asylum street. rent
ms5t y : - ' THE PREMISES.
FOR RENT.
- FIRST FLOOR POS Whalley avenue corner
M!!l. sired Apply at G. Il, FoWEER's Law Of
flee, 116 Church street, corner Chapel ma25 3t+
FOR RENT.
- FIRST FLOOR, with two rooms on second
;;;AA house No. III Dwight street; modern conven
49,. fences. Apply at house or of
mas4 3t* 1l6 Church Street.
Omces To Let.
- TWO, three or four connecting rooms, one
M; fight up; toilet room attached; good light;
HALLS 70 LEr-one 45x1s feet with ante-room;
one ssT1s feet single or cOn asaRsn ropn
FOR RENT.
49, STORE No. 674 Chapel street. with basement
;; kitchen, suitable for restaurant or other bus
MEtsssA mess. Situated a few doors above Skif's
masl St 95e CHURCH STREET.
FOR RENT.
80 NEW HOUSE on Clinton avenue, near
B;;; Grand street; modern improvements, unex
mh2stf 20 CLINTON AVENUE.
FOR RENT,
49, A NICE BRICK HOUSE on How ard avenue.
Ea.iil All modern improvements. Store on Putnam
NIL street Suitable for any kind of business Rent
low; Possession Immediately. Also rents in other
WANTED,
TO Buy good one ne, family house in the lower
RaTs IF tbe slET with all mSSeFn WRRsN
Builder. 81 Exchange B'lding Real Estate Agent
FOR SALE.
90 NO. 81 York Square, q nearly new and very
H9:::l desirable brick residence property. The
I'LL house has fifteen rooms. well arranged for
comfort and convenience, and furnished with all
owner is anxious to SELL and will accept very low
price from prompt customer.
$4,000 to loan on desirable first mortgage secur-
ty at per cent interest.
Twenty-Five houses and thirty-six tenements to
rent in various parts of the city.
HORACE p. HOADLEY,
2HoADLEY BUILDING
OPEN EVENINGS. m2a
FOR SALE.
o. TWO good brick houses, with modern inn.
Se et vest Of Se can be-
bought for S. 600 each. For sale short time. Also
a new two family frame house, 10 rooms; lot 4ox
200. Price only $4,000,
FOR RENT,
good s t and Ia acres Of ap rat Tih
Also number of houses and tenements in the
city-rentS reasonable
Money to loan in amounts of $4,000, So 900 or
50, 900, at per cent. Inquire at
NO 70 CHURCH STREET. ROOM2.
mel 3mee open evenings f. Ion r. g SHoo;msTooK.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
g. FOR SALE, large two-family house; lot
T;;: 50x11O, on Asylum street, with good barn for
N4asssEx 81, 300. Terms easy.
a new house on Washington street. suitable for
two families, at the low price Of $500 Also
good two family house same street FOR SZ,6O
have nice property on Lombard street that
will be sold for much less than its worth.
FOR RENT.
A small house and barn Congress avenue.
Rent S. per month.
So, 900 to loan at per cent.
The above property are decided bargains. Call
and examine.
m21 800 CHAPEL STREET.
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FOR SALE.

49, VERY desirable house of IL rooms with
WHi,il all the modern improvements, centrally To-
GeessE- Gated, with large grounds and fine fruit.
fine brick barn on the premises. Price low and
terms easy. Inquire of
w. H. WHEELER,
mia 2l8 Chapel Street.
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A YOUNG WOMAN to go into the country as
~ nurse for two little children. References re-
qulred. Call at SO Wall street, between and p
m on Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
ma24 St.
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o. TO purchase house and lot suitable for a
M,,. small family. within ten minutes walk of the
ITsA postoffice. Price not to exceed S., GOO or
$1,000, according to value. Address, .tating loca-
ton and price, 'PURCHASFRF
nh14 eod3w* COURIER OFFICE
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WANTED.

a SITUATION by respectable woman as cook
IA and would assist at washing and ironing In.
luii e for two days at 81 PIERPONT STREET Fair
Haven, and will answer postal cards mag 1+a ga
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WAMTER

WANTED,
A experienced operator on the Remington Typ
"A Mr 1Is. Address P. o. BOX 313.
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Houses For Sale Near
80 BROADWAY, Whalley avenue,
Ea:.. State street. Kimberly avenue,
MlY- Crown street, Dixwell avenue,
firand street, Howard avenue,
Chapel street, Clinton avenue,
Orange street, Sylvan avenue,
Elm street. Davenport avenue.
Wooster street, Congress avenue,
George street, Columbus avenue.
J. Mel Bassett, 8IS Chapel Street.
nna20
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BOA TIPPET mink fur. Finder will be lib
IA orally rewarded by leaving same al
Ina25 2tF 70 LYON STREET.
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A SITUATION by capable woman as cook or
IA. do general housework for a small family
Good city reference. Inquire at
mao IT. % DAVENPORT ANE.NIIIIr
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a SITUATION by active young man. who
"A would like employ ment in q wholesale or re-
tail store, Office or bank, where promotion could he
earned Good peuman, correspondent and account
ant GOOD reference. Address BOX los,
ma20 3tF CfIliIford Conn
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w NTE ID
" ANTEn

a YOUNG LADY CLERK for a first-cass retail
IA store. Address, but with'reference
ma24 3t<
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A Rare Chance.

A RARE CH6MCGs
49, A FARM in Woodbridge for sale or to be
#i exchanged for city property. consisting of
sA4711c acres of wood or timber. and about so
acres of meadow or plough land This farm may be
known as the Nelson Newton Farm, about miles
from New Haven, and short distance from Sey-
mour, Ansonia and Birmingham, and is well adapt
ed for farm gardening and for milkman. For
particulars apply to Humans Real Estate Agency,
63 Church street, or A Hitchcock, Milldale, Conn
foQAa
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Indian River

A N Organist, understanding the Episcopal
IA vice, desires position May list. No objection
of going out of Town. Address BOX 103,
mas At New Haven, Conn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-06-30
S5ren sic Sbre frau!

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1888 Ia9t: gn einem Der
,Senter,"
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mo @tuppen BON 6bobooenbros uno Vfaiiipe
nit pielen blibenben
Ylltmen ftanoen,
sBor cine intereiiunte gruppe. ga mar
9iner brinter, Der ein
rGattun SpinnerA sepeien, aber isst 10
paralpIrt mar,
Cab er MIR mebr in elmer anlebnenben Stels
lung lie9en fonnte. 0aS beiiebt iitJa uf rneinen
Sau. SD naro Suerit
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belt Der Herpenbiinoel, bic ielten curirt mirbO
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in Der NGbe pom Mandefer, i'm Nai 1882.
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meinsn 3immersenOiien iaSte: Sd mare fiber,
id fonnte .
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ssbeibsn ,als i'd am Eouu1itas wieber mstn 3immer bee
sos. Sbr tebr oantbarer
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fsnrife Ctr. Sieber Srou9btou.
Raudefsr. GnSl., DECEMBER "a 1883.
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sere, bIeide @siidt pom Der weiBsn Siue
uml4loneu.
$50 lit bic @rafn Oelmon be Ia garoe ?
bsrri9te Der 8raf lie n
@rafinnen sibt ss bier nidt. ueriette bic
Nonne ianft unb nit miloem 9dteln.
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terte Der @raf.
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sic iuden, unb wslde Summer bat lie,
fraate bic Nonne, INNER in Der 9lei1en
3tube unb Sanftmutb.
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bort an benz Sitter unb muB bier berein ses
hoben iein.
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mir baben nar ioI6e. bic pon anitsdenben
&rantbeiten befaaen itnb. Wenn Sic
wini9en 10 treten sic nur elm, hberseusen
Sie li9 ieIbft.
gei benz @orte anitedenbe &rantbeiten
iberlief es ben @rufen falt, er besriff ni4t,
wie bic Nenne es 70 rubis ausipreden
%fonnte, aIs menn bas gang etpas @euObns
Iides mare. Goa Gntisten trat er suriid
unb uerlieB BEN Srt, mo bic mad ieinen
Sesriffen uerriidten Nonnen nit rem Gobe
ielbit iid einsui9IieBen beliebten.
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peifete God ididen, ii6 ielbit basesen wObl
bitten bineinSuseben. WiBmutbis trat er
ben &idpes an, er fiblte, baB ct madtlos
sesen ieine Eo9ter setdmpft unb cine Gies
oerlase erlitten bate.
Die &adepldne iiberitiirsten ii9 tn iei;
mem Settle, er muBte einen rubisen Iusens
Bid abparten INN fie orbnen, unb bann
CUR Iisfiibruns brinsen su fOnnen.
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The Catholic National Series.

Bible History of the Old and New Testament.
To which is added a Compendium of Church His
tory. BY Right Rev. Rich. Gilmour. d.. ID. 1b
Illustration and a map of the Holy Land. Small
IL mo. Edit, leather back, 5000.
The Catholic National Series and the Bible History
have been honOred by a Blessing and a special letter
from the Holy Father.
A descriptive catalogue Of our schoolbooks
send tree an application
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-07-31

DIR. Taylor states that "death from
hanging appears to take place very rap
idly, and without causing any suffering
To the person." Professor Tidy, also
speaks of the painless nature Of death
from hanging; while Professor Haugh
ton, i'm his paper read before the Surgic'
al Society of Dublin, says that "the old
system Of taking cOnvict's life by sutio
cation il inhumaply painful, unnecessa
rily prolonged, and revolving to those
whose duty il is To be present" Those
who speak of the painless nature OF
death by strangulation arrive mt this
conclusion from the fact that many cases
of suicide are not completely suspended
and that IL they wished they could east
ly relieve the construction by assuming
the erect posture, and i'm other cases OF
recovery from attempted suicide by
hanging there is no recollection of any
suffering IL should be remembered
however, that there is u great difference
between the mental attitude of the sui.
eide and one who il about to suffer the
extreme penalty of the law. In the for.
mer case he is regardless, and perhaps
also not very sensitive. of a little suffer.
ing, while in the latter every nerve il
braced up To resist the inevitable result.
Moreover, in those cases of recovery
the loss of recollection of suffering does
not prove that there was none. 1t might
almost as well be said that, because in
many cases of recovery from meningitis
there was no remembrance of any suffer
ing, therefore there was none. No doubt
the pam i'm hanging can under no cir
cumstances be very acute, yet when We
see a culprit heaving his chest and al
most raising the whole body in his strug
giles for breath we must conclude that
there il at least considerable amount
of mental torture.--Dr. Barr, Ia Popular
Science Monthly for Augist.
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"What are you going to do when
you grow up. il you don't know how
to cipher?" asked an Austin school
teacher OF a rather slow boy. 81 am
going to be school teacher, and make
the boys do all the ciphoring," was the
impudent reply. The next thing that
boy had to sigh for was soft cushion
on the bench. - IerdS SDliRgS.
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First ins June 10, last July 81.
MoRTG AGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

nEFArLT has been made I'm the conditions
IL of mortgage eXecutedby Joseph burger
aud Karolna Burger his wife, To Franklin II.
Waite, dated April 18th, lssy, ana RECORDED IN
the Office of the register of deeds OF Blue EBrth
county, Minnesota, May 9TH, iss2, In book ia
of mortgages, on page TAG, conveying the
following described real estate, lying In said
Blue Earth county, viz; Lots !Di anu TWO ~
of block forty-two (l2l i'm the town, now
city, Of Maukato, according To the Folsom ana
Bruner plats thereof on file I'm the register OF
deeds Office for Blue Earth county aioresaia,
Ia secure the payment Of said Joseph Burgers
note of the same date To said Franklin IL
Waite for eight hundred dollars, payable three
years after date with interest at ten per cent
per annum. ON which note ana mortgage there
Is now due and claimed tn he due, eight hun
drcd and ninety and fifteen one-hundredth
dollars, together with twenty 1--WE dollars slip
lated in said mortgage Ia he paid as solicitors
fees; and after said note and mortgage were
executed said Franklin III. Waite died mites
tate. and Vim. Frispie on application To tn,
probate court Of said Blue Earth county, wa
duly appointed 10y said court administrator ol
the estate of said Franklin III Waite, deceased
and VAS duly qualified Us such administrator
and no proceeding AT law or otherwise has
been instituted Ia collect said debt or any part
thereof and said mortgage contains power OF
sale. Therefore notice ~ hereby given that by
virtue of said power of sale In said NOR gage
contained ana of the statutes In such cas-,
made and provided said mortgage will IL
sold 10y the sheriff of said Blue Earth county
at public auction ON the
LIST day of August, 1885,
at IL o'clock. a. M, AT the front door of th,
Office nf register of deeds OF said county, IL
Mankato, Ia satisfy the amount then due al
twenty-five dollars solicitors fees and the
costs aud expenses allowed by law.
Mankato, Mimi, June 18th, 1883.
WIN PRlSBlE,
Administrator of the estate at Franklin ii
Waite, deceased.
willard y Hughes, attys for admr.
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First ms. July 10; last ins. Aug q.
MOKTG AGE FORECLOSURE SALE.

nFFAIrIT boyinp becn made I'm the cOndI
~ tinns of "a certain mortgage executed by
Jacob e. Wills and Eva NJ. Wills his wife, mort
gagurs, To Charles Mansfield. mortgagcc, dated
hInc g3d, A. ID, 1854. and recorded in the Office
at tho Register of Deeds IN and for the county
of Rhine Earth, In the State of Minnesota on
The IIth day of July A ID. 1884, AT one o'clock
nm the afternoon In BOOK 20 of Mortgages, ON
- 49, ,Ic lac which ,nortvaVe There was con.
r,rScd ana Granted the following described real
,st,tc sit,,..c Ia rho cnunty ar RIuc Earth
,fnrcsaiJ to-,yiI. The undivided onc-haIf part
nT Ia, No six i'm Addition humber one 10 the
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1885-07-31

RIEL's counsel made application for
an adjournment of the trial i'm order
to get necessary witnesses and docu-
ments for evidence in defense. They
complained that they had been pre-
vented from conversing with the wit
nesses Of the crown, some of whom
were likely to be called also as witnesses
for the defense. They wanted sale con-
duct for Dumont and DUMAS from Mon
tana, and also an order from the court
to the departmental officers at Ottawa to
produce certain documents now i'm
custody there relating to the rebellion.
Counsel for the crown replied that the
court would aid in obtaining witnesses
desired by the defense and Brown
would bear the expense Of bringing
them to Regina, but guarantee of safe
conduct to Dumont and DUMAS could
not be given. The production of the
documents asked for was also denied on
the ground that il would disclose matters
which must be kept secret in the interest
of state. Finally an adjournment OF
one week was agreed to, the trial to
proceed next Tuesday.
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1T ins. July ~: last ins july 81.
PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, county Of Il

N'TATE OF MINNESOTA, county of Blue
- Earth la Probate Court. Special Term.
ia the mnitcr of the estate oi Mary Schritt,
deceased
On reading and iiling the petition of Charles
SchTIit. administrator of said estate, setting
forth the amount of personal estate that has
come tO hi hands. and the disposition thereof +;
the amount Of debts outstanding against said
deceased, und II description Of all the real
estate of which said deceased died seized, and
IN" condition and value of the respective pOr-
tiun~ thereof: and praying that license be- Ia
him granted Ia sell all the real estate Of which
said decreased died seized; AMI 10 appearing 10y
said petition that there l. not sufficient person
a. estate in the hands uf said administrator Ia
IuN said debts, and That II ~ necessary la or
der L. pay the same, la sell said real estate.
II H. therefore ordered, that all persons la,
trrc~tcd in said estate appear before the
judy" oi this Court. on the 2sth day Of Aug.
uSt \ ID. 1850, AT 10 o'clock A. NJ ut the Pro
batc office ia the city Of MankHtO, In said
county then and there Ia show cause az ANY
there bcl why license should not bc granted
10 said administrator To sell said real estate
according To the PRAYER Of said petition.
And IL il further ordered that n copy of this
order shall be published for four successive
weeks prior Ia said day of hearing. the last
of which publications shall be AT least four
teen days before said day Of hearing. In the
MankatD Free Press. weekly newspaper,
printed and published AT the city Of MankatO
IA said county, and personally served on all
In said county, al least fourteen days before
said day of hearing and upon NIL other persons
interested, according 10 law.
by the Court,
G.. w. MEAD,
Judge of Probate.
Dated al Mankato, the 9Th day of July, 1855.
THOMAS a wASHBURS and WM. ". PLYMAT,
Attorneys for Administrator.
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