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Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-18
Police Notes.

Jane Coleman and Israel Wohlmann, re- siding near the corner of Oak and Orchard streets, were arrested last evening for breach of the peace against each other.
 Police Surgeon c. P. Lindsley commenced his physical examinations of members of the force yesterday. In the examinations, which are conducted in the police commissioners room, the men are compelled to remove their entire clothing. The eyesight, hearing, gen. eral health, strength, activity and dexterity included in the general examination The men are also tested as to color blindness and also weighed. The men will be examined to the number of five each day. The officers subjected to the examiners tests yesterday were Stewart, Bowen, Pickering, Crocker and George Waas: To-day the victims will be Kearney, Hackett, George O. Bradley, Rice and Tom Kennedy. The surgeon receives one dollar for each examination, which is paid by the city in addition to his salary of S200. Persons applying for positions on the force pay their own fee.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

There were 196 failures in the United States reported to Bradstreet's during the week, against 174 in the preceding week and 1855, 160 and S6 in the corresponding weeks of 1884, 1883 and 1882 respectively.
 Isaac Fultx, well known shirt manufac- turer of South Bethlehem, Pa., committed suicide at noon yesterday by hanging him self in his stables. He was discovered by his wife, but when cut down life was extinct Business troubles are supposed to have been the cause of the act
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TMMEDIATELY--two good tenors for Trinity 1 choir. Apply on Monday at 6:45 D. ID n and on Tuesday and Wednesday at 12 noon and 6:45 D. m
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The Colon Not Seized by Rebels.

WASHINGTON, April 17.-An official in. formation received at the Navy department from AspinwaH says that the New York steamship Colon was not seized as reported by the Columbian rebels Instead of this she was taken under the protection of the United States ship Galena by Commander Kane, who sent her out of the way of the rebels until the disturbance had subsided He then turned her over to her rightful owners. Her arms and other cargo reached their proper destination
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Suicide fn East Hartford.

HARTFORD, April 17.-An unknown man on whom was found piece of paper with the address''Nick Lanman ,4O9 West Twenty fifth street, New York, top floor, front cor
 ner room, care of Mrs. Courtney" drowned
 himself in Comstock's pondin East Hartford
 to- day
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FOR RENT.
FOR, RENT

"A THE HOUSE No. Clark street, suitable M::: for two families; five rooms on the first floor
 4ik six on the second Water carried up anC down. Inquire on THE PREMISES.
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Wards Household Goods Under
 the Hammer.
Bridal Robes Turned to Widow,
 Weeds.

NEW ORLEANS, April 17.-On Tuesday night the steamboat Jolley sank in bayou Jesse, ten miles above Morgan City. The boat was tied to the bank and no one aboard was awake. It is believed she took water from a siphon. The captain felt the boat sinking and attempted to arouse the crew and passengers, but William and Amos Shinn, passengers, could not be awakened and went down with the boat. The two brothers had inst married sisters.
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Letter Among Preller,s Effects

BOSTON, April 17.-A St. Louis special to the Boston Herald states that the following letter was found among Preller's effects sub sequent to the discovery of the murder:
 1908 Washington street, Boston, March g:
 My Dear Preller-Your note is at hand. am glad you have decided to go clear through. Your St. Louis sales may be large and we will stay there some time. I'll go by the way of Chicago. want to that city, and you can go via Buffalo. We can reach Frisco on the 30th and that is the day the steamer will sail. You will not regret the step. Drop me line and believe me ever your friend WALTER H. LENNoX MAXWELL.
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NwING to the expiration of the interest of Hen Ory F. Alling April 1, 1894 caused by his death, the firm name of Halsted Alling Harmount will hereafter be known as Halsted & Harmount. The present firm would take this opportunity of stating their continuance of the general hard wood aud pine lumber business and would solicit the tinuation of the generous patronage given to the old firm. Respectfully
 HALSTED & HARMOUNT. New Haven, April 16, 1885, a17 3t*
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Mccoy and LabIanche Fight Draw.
 BOSTON, April 17.-A large number of
 sporting men gathered tonight at a cost of
 S5 apiece in the private rooms of Boston
 boxing club to see Pete Mccoy and L, |.
 blanche, the Marine, join in hard glove
 contest for purse of $500. It was from the
 beginning to its untimely end desperate
 conflict. Early in the first round Labianche
 knocked Mccoy down with right handler in the pit of the stomach and subsequently oot in heavy blow behind the ear, as a result of which the squirting blood quite covered MoCoy's back. Severe fighting of the hammer-an -and-tongs give-and-take order followed rather in the Marines favor as, al though Mccoy succeeded in stopping two thirds of Lablanche's vicious body blows, those that got in seemed to daze him. In the second round Mccoy struck Lablanche 8 hard cross. counter under the ear, which staggered the latter and might have led to his defeat had it been rightly followed up, but Mccoy, instead of forcing the fighting, closed and at this point the police interfered. The referee declared it to be drawn battle. Ruddensiek and Frank Indicted. NEW YORK, April 1.-The grand jury to day presented indictments against Sudden sick, the builder, and his assistant Frank, charging them with manslaughter in I the second degree in causing the death of the 1 laborer Walters, who died from injuries re- l ceived in the fall of Buddensieck's buildings l in Sixty-second street Other indictments | are expected The accused will be arraigneo l to plead ill the general sessions court or 1 Monday.
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EOR RENT.

%% THE house 8 Olive stret t. 12 rooms, mod AR::; ern, in good order. Vacant May 1st. Price EElllll S6OO H. P H0ADLEY,
 az Ii 15 IS Hoadley Building.
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EORRENT ANn SAnr

fA HOUSE AND BARN with considerable W;;sl land on Middletown avenue. Also a large WtiA. building for sale Grand street. Inouire of
 M. HELLER. ma27 Inn 77h Chapel Street up stairs,
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FOR RENT

AsA NEW HOUSE Clinton avenue near B::H Grand street; modern Improvements upex
 ceptional location Possession April 18th Inquire at mh23f 28 CLINTON AVENUE,
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If She Continues to Advance the Afghans Will Rise to a Man and Repel the Invaders.
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FOR RENT.

AA STORE, corner State and Bradley street.
 :;S $20 month. Second floor of 45i Orchard .MAssA street, $S month. A tenement of five rooms in good order. Inquire at 482 Dixwen av. enue GLOSON HALL.
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A THE store and basement No. TOO Chapel M:. street, next east Masonic Temple; privilege o1 kNt4 steam freight elevator and driveway to real from Union street. -
 HENRY F. ENGLISH, a7tf g Orange Street.
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A SITUATION by a capable girl to do waiting A and chamber work; is also a first cIass Iaun dress Inquire for three days to oi"'' -'''''-
 A-crI rc.A-=.-=
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EnR RENT

hSA ONE-HALF double brick house No. 84 sM;; Wooster street; all modern improvements EassA Inquire of F. l. THOMPSON,
 a7tf 39S State Street.
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FOR RENT,

%eA THE STORE No. 1895 Chapel str eet corner M::iI Day. The fixtures can be purchased if de. &a.A. sired. Apply at
 a7tf 1923 CHAPEL STREET
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EOR RENT

-Afe.ssA THE store and basement No. 7s Orange ;;;I street. one door from Chapel; extension and MsAAskylight. Possession given April 1st THOMAS R. TROWBRIDGE JR
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Order of Notice.

Order or NOt1cG. HORACE E. BARTLETT
 vs. City Court of New Haven, PASCAL WITHEY, May Term, 1885.
 VIM. W. STONE
 DETITION to foreclose certain mortgaged prem | ises with the buildings thereon situated in the city of New Haven and bounded southeasterly by Clark avenue, southwesterly by land formerly of Pascal Withey, northwesterly by the New York and New Haven railroad, and nertheasterly by Lam. berton streetreturnabe to said court on the third Thursday of May. A. D. 1885.
 It appearing to the subscribing authority that the ants said cause claiming lien said premises, is unknown to the plaintiff therein, therefore or given to said defendants by causing a certified copy of this order to be inserted in a newspaper pub lished in New Haven, once week. three weeks sue cessivey least twelve days before said complaint is returnable.
 New Haven, April F, 1885. JAMES BISHOP Clerk of the City Court of New Haven. The foregoing is true copy of the original order of notice. Attest:
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'ARM RaNR SALE

1Q0 ACRES for $4, 300, one-half eash, situa Winsted, Ct. junction of Hartford & Conn. W. R R. with Naugatuck R. R.; will keep 20 cows anc done by machine, buildings frst.c.ass. House two by pipe to the premises. Send for circular.
 e. A. HAYDEN'S AGENCY, W. Winsted, Conn.
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FOR RENT

%A A DESIRABLE dwelling house, situated in I:::I York Square, with all the modern improve MHss..sA -ments Rent $350. Apply to
 MANVILLE & CO. a1Ctf 424 State Street.
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FOR SALE,

%asss A HOUSE on Lyon street; lot fl feet front, M;'s 134 feet deep; house contains 10 rooms. Also house on State street, near Olive street. Lot 40x190.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, ma16 750 Chanel Street.
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A couple of Italian murderegs, Santore and Capone, were hanged yesterday at Thomaston Me.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

&A ONE STORE, Mo- 104 State street, with ol &:.s without brick barn in the rear.
 EMN AppIy to MASSENA CLARK,
 a1 0rn 87 Church street. Room {.
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FOR RENT.

&A SECOND FLOOR, No. 55 Asylum street, 5 EE; nice rooms with gas and water; $15 a month. 4l.A desirable second floor of nice rooms with all modern conveniences will be rented low to a desirable tenant
 Desirable store Put~am street, suitable for any kind of business Rentlow. Possession immediate Iy w c. WARREN, Real Estate Agent, R. M HOOKER, Builder, 31 Exchange Building.
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FOR RENT

AA FIVE Rooms within five rninutes' walk of &,is the City Market Water closet water and asA gas. Five rooms No. 24 Spring street neaI the New York, New Haven and Hartford rairoad shops. Small house of five rooms No 10 Louis street, Fair Haven; city water Apply to
 J. HELLER
 au2s .792 Chapel street or 9s Olive street.
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.he Winnebagoes Get Back Their
 Lands,

WASHINGTON, April tF.-President Cleve- land to-day issued a proclamation reversing President Arthurs executive order of Febru- ary 27 which restored to the public domain the lands of the old Winnebago and Crow Greek Indians reservation of Dakota. Pres ident Cleveland in his proclamation says this step is taken after a careful examination of Indian treaties bearing upon the subject fortified by an opinion of the Attorney Gen. eral deciding that as these lands were treaty reservations President Arthur had no lawful power to restore them to the public domain. The President in his proclamation also warns all persons occupying these lands to remove from them within sixty days
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fA FIRST-CLASS rooms in first-class locality Ea:::I One large, elegant front room on second 4HA floor; also three very pleasant rooms and hallroom third floor, all nicely furnished with ais 6t* 33 HOWE STREET
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EnH Rnnf
E0R. RENT

<h+.A THE desirable store SSO Chapel street in HH::iI Glebe building. Inquire of %lI H. L. COWELL,
 aprStf 1S3 Greene Street.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
 N> bright mahogany bay Kentucky horse, 8 A&& years old, 1534 hands, weight 1000; hand some, spirited and stylish; sound, kind and beast; make nice coupe horse, having been used such. Also Crockett & Futile su1ry with pole and shafts. Also fine single harness made by Stilling, of New York Price of horse, $275; surry, $200: harness $45; or Hinmans stables, Temple street. for a few days.
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WOOD WANTED.
FOR SALE.
NOTICE.
B. BOOTH, Auctioneer. lAucILoMsaeALEa

UTILL sell on Monday. April 20, at 10 a. m., al w the private residence I74 Grand street
 I take pleasure in announcing that this will be found one of the most important sales this season the goods being found first-class.
 Administer Parlor Carpets Brussels Carpets Steinway Pianoforte, cost $1 900. elegant Rosewood Parlor Suit in crimson satin, cest $7OO cash hand some easy chairs in satin, large Pier Glass witt walnut cornfces, and crimson satin Lambrequins very handsome Rosewood Etegene, cost $225; fine hair cloth, large Florentiue Marble Vases, an( many other goods. No postponment. ai6 At
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A Too Confding Lover Taken In.
 BALTIMORE, Md, April IA short time ago Solomon Suckman deposited $2O0 with Kumme & Becker, bankers, taking receipt for the same as returnable in one months time. A few days later Suckman met and fell in love with 8 Polish girl named Lima Stein and they became betrothed. Both boarded with Mrs. Morris on Laurel street. Last week Suckman took a trip south and gave the bank receipt into the hands of his affianced for safe keeping. Upon returning yesterday he found he suffered double loss, his money and his girl, Lima having drawn the money and run off with another boarder named Harris. Suckman has entered suit against the banking firm for the recovery lof his money
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NeA THE shops of the recent Yale Manufactur- #Bis ing Co., corner Warren and Water streets
 &liiA will be sold at a bargain, will be rented very low; or one floor will be rented with power Inquire Of JACOBSON PETTIS MFG CO,
 maI1tf 47 Court Street
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FOR RENT.

%f:sA A PLEASANT ROOM on first floor at 157
 ;isl Church street. suitable for law real estate Ahofhce at $75 per year. Also large yard with sheds on Lafayette corner Silver street, suitable for a stone or wood yard Rent very low. Inquire at law office of CIT DRISCOLL
 E1a31tf 157 Church Street
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THE AMBER WARNS RUSSIA

If She Continue. to Advance the
 Afghans Will Rise to a Man and
 Repel the Invaders.
 LONDON, April 17.-Mr. Gladstone, in the House of Commons this afternoon, stated that the government had to-day received from Sir Peter Lumsden reply to their request for an independent report upon the Penjdeh incl dent In this it is stated that General Kom- aroff was aware at early date the 2Sth of March of the understanding agreed upon on March F between Russia and Eng land. According to the terms of this under standing England was to deter the Afghans, and the Czar was to deter his troops from advancing beyond the position they then respectively occupied until some subsequent agreement about the demarcation of the Afghan frontier could be reached between the two govern ments The battle on the Kushk was fought l therefore, several days after General Kom- aroff had been made aware of the agreement not to advance. It will be remembered that Captain Yates, a British officer who witnessed the battle, was assured by Russian. officer who commanded in the fight that he knew nothing of the understanding of the 17th of March. Sir Peter Lumsden's pres | ent report appears to warrant the inference that whatever deneral hOm- aroff knew officially about St. Petersburg's agreement with London he kept to himself. | Mr Gladstone, being asked if the govern | ment had protested against the recent occu- patton of Penjdeh by General Komaroff and | his establishment of Russian administra- ton there, answered that the government | has not yet made either occurrence subject | of official communication with Russia The l government was awaiting further informa- l ton, the Premier said, concerning these I events.
 | The Central News, whose statements in re- | gard to the proposed cession of Penjdeh to l Russia were classed by Earl Granville last
 night in the House of Lords among the Esun- | authorized and ealways inaccurate reports | which he could not afford to waste time in
 answering, afirms positively that Lord Duff | ferin, Viceroy Of India, sent a dispatch to | the home government in which he said that | in his opinion Penjdeh was not worth fight
 ing for. The same agency asserts that the
 Cabinet, after deliberation, adopted Lord
 and maintains that the deiimitation of the
 Afghan frontier will now be carried l forward to successful issue.
 The Standard has advice from Tirpu1 yis
 Meshed that April 10th, the Russians
 stopped their advance movement and began
 to retire to their former positions Gen4a
 Komarof had also left Penideh. =
 PEsHAuR, April 1.-The Ameer oi
 Afghanistan speaking at Jameroed declared
 that if Russia obstinately continued her az
 gressions the Afghanistans would rise to- {
 man and repel the invaders He avewed his policy to be as unehangiug as the laws Oi
 the Medes and Persians, never to yield ar
 inch of Afghan territory. r.
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FOR RENT.
ROOMS AMID BOARD.

%@ HOUSE 57 Beers street, 10 rooms: model H:;s improvements; plumbing will be put in got E.A order; paint. paper and kalsomine whe needed Price $300
 ais 2t H. P. HOADLEY.
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geaI Estate.
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT. fsA BRICK house 75 Martin street, S24; is ar :;;H ranged for two families. Brick house 4s .&sA Artisan Street, $30 Both houses vacant May l. al7 R. F. COWLES, 4 Orange Street.
 FOR RENT. 3A THE first-class house. with all modern con- @;;; veniences, No. Ill Dwight street. the owner a17 st* iii DWIGHT sTRfEET
 FOR RENT, hAAA sToREs-The large and spacious s.ore Mit corner church and Crown streets, near post sA office first class location for drug store or Grown street. Will give 10 years lease at low figures Hinman's Real Estate Agency,
 6s CHURCH STREET. number of desirable tenements to rent. a17 At
 FOR RENT. @s:s.& A CENTRAL HOUSE, nine rooms; usual li!l $ ORANGE STREET a16tf Alfred Walker.
 FOR RENT, IEe5...AA THREE RoOMs-parlor and two bedrooms " azs4 sirabe tenant. Apply m between 1s end and
 FOR RENT. ffss:Af PART of house, centrally located, con @iiit venient for small family no children pre- M44 a9s ats ferred' Inquire at oso woosrvp srprrr EOk6 E& E N'Is 1 HeSFR FLOOR l's e tIesF stFss5 IT" @ssA a16tf 129 Union Street
 FOR SALE. %esA A FIRT-CLASS modern built brick house, @;;; IA rooms in the center of the city west of the AAsA postofhce; price and terms to make it an ob- good avenue for s. 900, S1 900 to be paid down
 FOR RENT, Two good houses Howard avenue, and other houses and teQomeQtS with modern improvements, Money to loan at 5 and per cent real estate. t''- "Y NO. 70 CHURCH STREET. RooMa H ofhce open evenings from to toss<,c g.
 FOR SALE CHEAP,
 oNEAsY TERMS. %A4 200 BUILDING LOTS on Shelton avenue. AHR;;;;; Ivy, Brewster, Bassett Read, Butler and LssssAShepard streets. Inquire of
 JOHN E. BASsETT CO.,, a16 12t 754 Chapel and SIS and seO State St.
 At a Bargain. @4tA THAT farm advertised for sale or ex al.!l If you have even thought of having pleas ter look at it at once: Some one is sure to get s14 eEoF E SE E VII Ss ehs6e
 FOR SALE. IA NO. 55 Woolsey street; price low. Large A4ssllI part of price can remain on mortgage.
 T G. SLOAN SON,
 Room Benedict's Building. Open evenings. s14
 FOR RENT. AeA NICE upper floor of four rooms to M:::I small family at No 30 Lyon street, with all MAsl. modern improvements; hot and cold water, bathroom, water closet and laundry room. Inquire of H. STINOW, No 30 Lyon street, az tf or 692 Chapel street.
 FOR RENT, fkN==A= THE frame dwelling house col Chapel st., 4iiA between Olive and Academy streets. Modern improvements; eleven rooms. Apply to
 CHAs H. WEBB, a13 $50 Chapel street.
 FOR RENT. f{T:AA BRICK HOUSE, corner Grand and Lloyd E:;; streets, 12 rooms; all modern Improvements THOMAS F. LOWE, a11tf On premises
 FOR RENT, 1kA THE house 8 Olive street, F rooms mod I::; ern, in good order. Vacant May 1st. Price MNiill $500 H. P. H0ADLEY, az Ii 15 IS Hoadley Building
 FOR RENT. |tA A SINGLE HOUSE of nine rooms on HH:;; Blatchley avenue, with modern improve RAAss..A- ments for $25 per month. I've lower tene ments on Lloyd street of six rooms, with bath room for $16 each.
 A tenement on Bright street for $1o.
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EOR RENT,

A4A SUITES of rooms and single apartments to
 ::::l the right parties in of the most central ZsAE and eligible locations in the city. All the modern improvements. Fine rooms, suitable for 8 physician dentists offices, the first floor Pos session given if desired, April 15. Address X,
 a2 m Courier Office.
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Change of Firm Name,

Champagne. TNHEO. ROEDERER & Rheims, Red Label. the 1 dryest champagnes imported: HALL,
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5Misce1 lanen11s.

FOR SALE, TWO very fine old Italian Violins for sale at 8 1 low price. Can be seen at a16tf 2S1 GROWN STREET
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MASSENA CLARK.
FOR SALE.

4. al sm ST 5Church Street, Room 4,
 FOR SALE.
 %A ONE fine located corner business lot, corner ;;I State and Edwards street, suitable for a dou. MssssAA be house and stores, 4Sx75 Also another eligible lot corner of Howard avenue and First street, 50x15O. Inquire of JOHN DORNHEIM, ma31 1m* 216 State Street.
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FOR SALE. 1000 BUILDING LOTS

[=sA IN nd about the city. 2sip Also several desirable FACTORY SITES and DWELLING HOUSES TERMS TO SUIT THE PURCHASER Apply to
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<A SINGLE HOUSE of nine rooms #Ha; BlatchIey avenue, with modern improve 4A...A ments for $25 per month. Two lower tene- ments on Lloyd street of six rooms, with bath room. for $16 each.
 A tenement on Bright street for $10. A tenement on Haven street for $7.
 s. l.. Bl8tchley & Son,
 16 Exchange Building.
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Auction Sale.

Auction Sale.
 TB BOOTH, Auctioneer.l
 WILL sell on Tuesday. April Fist, at the house w No 1889 Chapel street, near the terminus of West Chapel R. R., Brussels and Ingrain Carpets. Haircloth Parlor Suit, handsome Cherry Chamber Set late style Walnut chamber Set, fine Lounge, Chairs, Tables etc. etc. Wednesday, April 22d,
 the carpets and furniture at IF East Pearl St. Sales commence at 10 a. m. Rosewood Parlor Suit ad- vertised be sold at 174 Grand St. next Monday is a
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FOR RENT, %AA 41Leonard St. whole house, $15 A: 26 Pearl St. first floor, rooms, $20 4&sA Ills Blake St., second floor, 5 rooms S10. 112 Nash St, first floor rooms, $11. Hughes Ave, East Haven, whole house. $l2. Whitney Ave, corner Rock Lane, whole house, S16. IS Warren St., whole house, $33. 314 DiXwell Ave, first floor, rooms, S16. g Norton St., whole house, $20. 2S6 Orchard St. whole house, $16. 143 Greene St., whole house, $25 294 Franklin St, first floor, SIG.
 MERWIN'S $ REAL ESTATE OFFICE. a18 759 CHAPEL STREET.