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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1886-01-09
Gesbersene e6aBe etaes yseuasts.
iGbrtgeu.

@llentopn, n, Bennl., s. Sauuar. - Sn
4lburte ffarb tiirSlid Der 9OsiGbrige Sobann
Shaup. Su einem alten Suite fanb man
gegen alles @rtparten einen 5aufeu @oIbs
nnS Silbermiin5en ameritanilden, uerifa-
niidsu, iruns6flden, eensliaen nuS lonfttsen
@eprGses. GiHige oerielben waren iiber BUN.
bert Sabre alt. Da Der Suno ben Serbadlt
ertpedte, Der Serftorbene f0nnte ON GnSe
nod nebr @elo periiedt babeu, 10 iudte man
merter nod uuo fano eine itarfe Siife TN obes
rem Stedtperf, ipelhe nit @eloidden seiiillt
ipar. @abrideinlid5 bat Sdaup nod onoers,
mo- in ober BET bem Sauie @elo uerborseu.
Der alte Mann iuobnte alleiu init ieiuer
Srau unb beiaB anger elmer 6apm aud etne
Dline uno lonfiaes @runoei9enthunl.
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Wriiaelet ,veaem eimes Gontraftts

Carbonate, Tenni., s. Sanuar. -
@eorse 6: Mtln, Der ebemalise @eifflide II.
ietise S9auipieler aus Chicago, neld)er se-
fern Abeno i'm biefsen alon'iden Spern<
baus alS uGibelieu" auitrat, tuurbe mad Der
Gorfeluns BON 9rn. S'Searn, Sem gigen=
tbiinier bes S'Seurn'iden Sperubauies, auf-
geforbert, ibm $25 tpegen eines @ontrafta
bru4s Su Sablen, ba iein (Wiln's) Nsent nit
ibm (O'9earn) 3u einem Spiele i'm Spern'
tauie bes 9ettereu contrabirt babe. Wilu
erflarte, es lieee Elm Srrtbun bes Nsentsn
Dor, tpelder S'9earn nit Healon uerpe6-
ielt babe, nnS nerpeiserte bic 3abtung. Die
6olse mar, oaB Miln, als er i'm 8esriii mar,
lein @epad nod benz 8abnbof trausportiren
su laiien, bon S'5earn unb mebreren Sretn=
ben an9egriifen uab burd mebrere beftise
SdIdge am &opfe uertpunbet uurbe. @r
ieste ftd enersiid sur @ebr unb pertrisb
letne Nn9reifer, allein aui benz 8abnbof trat
ibm Elm @onifabler sntseseu, tpelder iein Sc
pad nit Beidlas bele9te. Die Nbreiie ruur-
be oaber pers0sert, bis Wiln Biirgld)aft auI-
setriebeu hattie, unb Der 5dauipieler uerlisB
erft beute gtadmitta9 bic bieEse Staot, nm
fif nod Sthaca, RS, gu begebeu. Die
Nn9elegenbeit wiro nun i'm @sri6te gum
QuStruQ QebrQdlt meroeu.
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Sfiife fiir oie StntcrbItebenen oer
Spfer su Nanticote.

gSilteSbarr Semi, s. Sanuar. :
gon ueridieheusu Ssiten seben Seitrdse SIM
Siilfsiono fiir bic 9interbliebenen Der per-
unsliidten Sersleute in Nanticote Elm. Die
4rbeiter Der pelidieoeneu @ruben bel Nanti.
COTE baben bsi9lofIen, isber einsn Saseslohn
fiir bic @ittpen uno Baiien ibrsr nnsltid.
liden @snoGen bei3ufeuern. Oaourd alleiu
tommsn $4,000 suiammen. Die ySusque=
hanna 3oblen @elenidaft" bot bic 6irma
Siltretb & Comp. in Nanticote an9etpieien.
ben notbleibenben Sumilien 10 uiel su SAB,
len, wie sur Beftreituns Der notbpsuoiseu
ssbsnsbeoiirfniie erforberli9 if. Dieie 3abs
lunsen iouen 10 lanse fortseiest tperoen, bis
baS Siilfs= Gomite feline Sammlun9eu abse>
idlO6en bat. Die gum 3wede Der aussras
buns Der peridiitteten eeiden nnternomme=
nen Grbeiten uerben nod INNER fort9eiett,
idreiten aber wesen oes @eroaes, neltes
bic bamit beidaftigten arbeiter jeoen ansen=
bid nit benz Sdidial ibrsr @OIesen beorobt,
MIR lanqiam poren.
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Gin SerSd,,uut,oe,,er striiG aese0rt

8uifalo, g..D-, s. Sannar. = abram
@btte, tuelder Dor ;pet Sahreu auf gehetn.
nibpoue sSeiie aus Der bieiigen Srreuanitalt
ueri6pauo. fehrte seiiern abenO bel psu.
fOmmener Sernuuft mad ieiner peinatb in
I,rp, R.=D., suriid. Gr bate fi6 mad iets
nsr Sludt mad Neus Dort beseben, mar bort
auf See 9esausen uno batte Gn9lauo,
S6ottlanO une 8ranfreid beiudt. Sein
S1ilbsr besleitete tbn auf ieinen &eiIeu.
Seine Srau uno Sinoer, bic ibu bereits als
tobt bsmeint batteu, itno boderfrent iiber
ieine 9iiidfebr
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GntfekItdle NanttItentraa9ote.

8attles@reef, Mi9., s. Sanuar.-0r.
Martin 8bite, leine 6rull uno beiben Sin.
Der tpurben beute Sormittas oils 9ei4en in
ibrer biefsen @obuuns sefInoen. Sbre
Seblen maren burdl1nitten, unb alleu an.
i6eine nad mareu bic Tier bereits felt lestem
Sonntage tobt. Die gia6baru iaben fein
Mitglie6 Der Sanlilte ieit uebreren Saseu.
Serid,iebene umifdnoe belIten anf einen iebr
beftigen Sampf ;pii6en Dem Ranne uno
ser 6rau. Wiau permutbet, oaB Or. 8bite
in einsm pl6eliden gBabufnnsanfalle Srau
uno Sinoer t6btete uuo bann Selbfmore be-
o;,,o
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q. 6. Sellers ,MarbIanosGalie, /"
G6e oer gSeits9aItimo Stra6e aao Galper=
tonsHpa0.

g8er mor9eu Nadmittas NIT ben Seinigen
cine Spa5teriabrt in'S Greie an MAIDEN
uno bann eiuen redt uuterhaltenben gtads
mittas bel einem guteu Erunfe gu uerbrinseu
piinidt, Dem lieBe fid fsin beiferes 9ofal
empieblen, als bic rMarplanO Salen bes
6rn. 3eller. BORT fiubet er anftanbise Ses
ieaidaft,. osiifates Saluatorbier uub freuuo>
Iide Sebieuuus; babel elm trefflides Inter
haltunsss Bro9rau,m. Bunft 8 llbr besiunt
Die Sbeatsr Soritelluns uub oauert bis
Qbenbs 1br. Das Brosramm iff auseries
len unb bietet cine portreffide llaterbals
tuns fir Sung unb alt. 3uuadit perbeu
Smet meme euffiptele aafsefitbrt;
oann folsan mebrere Yautominlen, poer Der.
iette S1mud" uno anoere 3ur @sbeiteruns
eienenoe 9ieceu.-Sr. .3eller bat pieberum
Elm neues aus tiidtigen 9raiteu SuiamnIers
9elettes perional fir bic 8srfell.ngen in Der
u0iarplanbsSalle" geponnen, oas feline @bre
barein fesen mirb, MIR Nopitdten uno @es
Siegenes borsufiibreu. Man psrgeiIe nidt,
baB oam Bublitum bieS GileS. bel freie m
Girtritt sur RerfiiQuua fteht.
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8f6uSe.

Golssube SerIufe bur9 8rdn6e fpuroen
seifern telesrapbild semelbet: Das @eiddfts.
Nf. 9. @rosbp's elesantes s8obnbaus ;a
@ranb &apibs, Wtid., $4,000; Senrb
Dbon'S Spirituoiene uno Eabadslaoen uns
Dates Npotbefe ju @leuoiue, Nont., $13,=
600; bos uSt. Sames 3otel" su Bataoia,
H.sD., $4,000 - Stpet @dfe ipransen aus
ben 6enfteru uno tuurbeu idmer uerleet ;
feds fieine 26oen in 2aMrel, Sub., SIG, 200
= brei Ndnner tpuroen anf ben Seroaht Der
8ranbfiituns uerbaftst; nehrere edoen an
Der @ommerceitrabe in Wobile, Via, $780,
600.
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Gntipr,iiee,ie Yud,tbattSifrailin9e.

Yittle 81 d, Nrf., s. S0nnar. = Die
giafridt 1T bier sinsstrofieu, SaB am leeteu
0iitipod) i6 Der in ben 9obleusruben Su
Goal Sill beiddftisteu 3udtbausfrdlinge
ibre Sludt bemertftellisten, inoem iie eineH
35 6uB lanssn Sannel ausbOblten. Sie be
sannen ibre Arbeit bsretts uor bret SSo1eu
gelegentIid bes oamals in Scene 9eiesten
Strifes NIB oouenbsten iie, obne bon ben
Seamten entbedt 81 merben. 3pei Der
6lii6tlinse fnb fuieoer einsefanSen porseu
ilnb bic llebrigen pcroen Don einem Auigebot
nit 0luthunneu perfolat
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Sa Der ;, ,Wsed,aatesp Saae.s

nsbnen Gpnatns bic beliebaen nliterGriiden"
uno anbersn Sonntass .Saree'n ihren resel.
m6Bisen 6srtgans. Sie fnb ipesiea fit ote
Witglieasr beS ,Aagemainen arbeitersarau=
fem untsrfiitunss .8ersins" unb Oes . ,Me4a.
MICS Gibbs" befimr1i, uno ihrs 9eitung iit
eriabreneu 9duben GApsrtront. Der giutritt
ift frsi.
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BE- Den 8eisen tes WlummenIdanses
fiibr eisies SRA! bic ,@ermaniasp oae
Wr. 1, 3. u. .. Ga on. 9ieielbe sslst
fiir Df n az ibreu erften WasfenbaG Der
Saiion in Der % erman M inner.
dot Salfe" an. Bie in friiheren Sab
reu, tpiro and in oieier Suiion Der Sersin
feitieu jablrsiAeu @0nuern uno Sreuneen
@suiifIe Der mauuisfatfteu Art bistsH.
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Yafiaeiere clues 8abnsm8es omrd)
ettten 9attHtbrndber erf@redt.

Eamaqua, Yennl., s. Sanuar. : Der
Damn iiber ben Wabaih.@reet gu 8eeuess
bale, nabe biefiser Stabt, brad beute friib,
seraoe ais iid Ser aus Bottspiie fomueube
Nriibsus benz 9anlme seseniiber befano.
2as pl6tlid bsireite Baiier ities bis an bic
Gdien Ser Wassous uuo erjeuste ourd
ieine Yeriibruns Der inter oem 3u9e berlaus
feubeu Dampfr6bren oibte Dampfmolten,
berem @ridsineu ben Yaiiasieren sroBsn
Sdreden einiagte. Die eofomotipe 3og ie-
bod bic @assons obne lluioll aus benz Be
reide Der 6lntb. Das @eleile Der u9fea=
oinaer Ba6n" tpuroe burd bas Bafer be-
trddtlid beiddoist, 10 aaB alle 3iise pers
Ipitet firrp.
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8aafprdisoenf ReNetPS 0ieps
fable.

8uttanb, ST., s. Sanuar.-Dr. 6. W.
Neiion, Trafbsnt Der ,gSelf &ntianoer
Warbl Comp" tpurhe beute iriib. wdhreno
er nod i'm 8ette lag, auf ben Seroadst bin
usrbaftrt, bel Den Wfossleien oes Brdiicentsn
Der n2aiicaiierer National Bdnf" ote Sano
i'm Spiele gebabt su baben. @r leibet iest
on nerp6ier @rih6pfung uno tpirS in lsiusm
9auie bon goliSiften beiuadlt.
So fou 8. Sanuar. Die &eiletalden,
tuelde cas- pom Yrdfoenteu gic9ietu Der
p0oncaferer National Sant" 81 Clinton sss
ffoblene @isentbum euthielten uno gsitern 3u
Sinmoutb in einsm Serifed anfgefnnoen
purSen, fnb bird @ebeimpoliSiiteu mad
Clinton suriif gebraft woroen. Die 8eties
toi1en entbielten $65,U00 in Sanfnoten u1o
Sbligationen. Gin She'll oes Papierselbes
mar burh 3egeniuafer, tuel4es in Die Sa-
ideu einsebrunssn mar, oIrdnaBt nno be-
trGdtlid beiddbigt.
Clinton, WiaiI., s. Sanuar. = Senrb
6. Sorreiter, Saliirer Der ueancafter Ratios
nal sganf," uuroe beute Ibeno ais angtblis
der @titidulbiser bes Yrditoenten Megeil
perbaftet nno nellte $4,000 Biirgi6aft.
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Gin beitises Brufleiben, an peldem iH
lGuaere Belt selitten bate, babe i4 nit Or.
Nusuff SSnis's hamburger BruftbeeA poIs
ifdnSis frrirt.-Seunp 8e4tel. Rr. 226, QRs
YsarsSS SSna6e, Subiauapolis, Sub.
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Neaerserosms aaM seat Deifen.

@battanooga, Seun., s. Sanuar.-
Mebrere 5unoert 9seser fanen seiteru auf
benz gSege bon ben Garolina's naf Mrtan-
ias tur6 bieiise Staot. Der grobus Der
Neser aus ben Cardinals, Georgia uno Qla-
bama nod benz Befeu fteigert iid) BON 80
de su @ode, tueuisifens 1000 Ausmanoerer
finS in ben lesten 5rpei Bodeu bier our9ge-
fommen, tp1breno piele meitere Shaaren
nit Sorbereitungen 3ur abreiie belhdftigt
finb. Die 8emegung iiI cine aasemeinere.
oils ie ;upor, uuo miro bauptlahlih ourd,
bobe Miethen, ,i1ledte Grnbten un6 oas man.
gelbafte Padtipiem in bieler @eseno oes
Giioens perurisdt. Gle idn9t an, iid aui
ale Gtaaten Ses SiibeuS ausSubebnen.
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2GbenSma0e.

YbiIabelpbia, s. Sauuar. - Senrp
@ilbur @uitlaub, erit 26 Sabre alt unb ais
&esepturs@ebiIfe in .. 6. q. Smilep's
apothefe an 8. unb @aibiuston>Sr in
@amoen anseiiellt, beging sefern gormittas
Selbffmorb, inbem er cine llnse Slauiaure
oeri6lndte. Der 9aufburide oes apotbefsrs,
Der aIlein nit Waitlanb in Der Npotbefe ans
ipesnb mar, oils bieier oas @iit ueridludte,
iuate, ss babe iid plOblit iiber Sas @eftt
bes junsen Wannes etn finferer nieberse'
idla9ener ausbrud perbreitet; berlelbe babe
oann bic 8lauidures 6laide er9riffen, eine
lln5e Der 5liiii9feit in elm @las gesoIien,
setrunten unb beinabe augenbliflid) ben
@eiit auf9eseben. Der SelbitmOroer bate
iriibsr elm lodsreS eebeu sefiibrt, iuar ieoof
in leetsrer 3eit 5olib semOrben, uno er ibien
ipobl uub beiteren Mutbes. Seine Stubien
bate er i'm uYbilabslpbier &olleg Of Bbar>
mach" gemadt. gr binterldBt SHUTTER unb
@dipefer in Goatespille unb eineu Srnber,
Der in @ef- philadelphia oils Rnilflebrsr
fnirft
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UermtihteS.


Die beutise Steuereinnabme betrus 1892,
O99 uno bic 3oaeinuabme S724r442.
Gefretar Qamar ift bon ieiner Seimatb in
Niifiippi, mo er bic 6eiertase perbrahte,
;nriitsefebrt.
CUR @inl0iuus beffimmte National- Sanf=
NOten i'm 8etrage bon $307 900 liefen beute
i'm Sdaeamte Elm.
Das Senatss@omite fir Yoitamter uno
Yofrouten bat beidlOiieu, Die Bill, mad Der
Die Bef0rSeruus aller 3eitunsen nno 3eit=
idrifteil, bic Qotterie Annoncen entbalteu,
burd Die Yof perboten iein iol, sur an=
uabne au empfehleu.
sc perlautet, baB Der PrdFoent in ben
udHfen Sagen einen @eneral Nuoitor Der
Nrlnee oils Nadfolser ses Generals Suatn,
melder fiir3lid bnr9 elm ariessgeri9t gu
12.idbriser Suapenfon unS oann sur Fens
iionirllns uerurtbeilt uuroe, su ernennen be.
abiid)tiqt.
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g. ". Gttttemto t o II ,
oasintger Gigentbiimsr,
Netp=Dprf.
jpihf's Babuutb- -CrsSftu .!ass sas's;s sias,.. ~
4Mbnerangen.

Warum nirb traenb Semano out3
sine Rloitbs .Btrrndu Corn Remoperr -etr
dbsres une feinsn Sbmers beretsHbes 9ffttel se9en
Snbneycugen uns Grofbeulen = hatea tanni Su
apotbefsn unb bel ShutbdnoIern i1y 9S eeHt5.
Depot: gar. ll5, 6ultouftgaae, @.sg.
(GaDi-O
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Ser 0eISm arff.

WemzIorf, 8. Sanuar. - Gol9eubes
1inb bic @6luBnotirungeu: @elb ainete sn
2-2t groSent uno idlOB gu Trosent.-
Gterling> >@edieI 4.8o-4.864 ami 60 Gage
unb 4.SS4-4.S9 aui Sidt.-Buuoes.Sbli.
gationen: 3-pro;. 101s. 49-pro3. 1923 ,4=pro3.
i2S. Nftien: abams' Grpres las, Cen
tral. .Yaciiic 4Ss. @bei.=Shio 12t. grie 26s
DO. Yrior. $50, 9afezSbore 87a, W.-S. Gen,
tral 4St ,Nortb- Beitern 1891 DO. Yrior. 1863
N.=D. Central 1868. Ohio. .Wii. 24i, DO
Yrior. 82i, Yittsburs HI, @eaoius sO5
SsodzSslauo 1884. uaios Yacifs "a, We
Reru>uniou TAT.
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&urst 2abeteepeiden.

= Sine 8anoe Ni5itiiten bat eiuen Gine
brn6 inn Boitamt ;n Sfeforp, SauBlano, per'
abt uno $4,000 8abef, lotpie piele nid9tt9e
Srisie sefoblen.
- Der belstide Senat bat eine Sorlase
ansenommeu, .sad ptlder 5eitunssoepeiben
nno anosre NsRisfeiten nidt obHe SueGsn-
ansabe nadseorndt werbeu oiirfen.
- 9enerai @elielep in ben Berlin mad
9onbon absereiH; er tft Srdser eines eisen.
bdnbigen Sdytibeus Sailer gSilbeim's sur
alntpOrt aui sinen Brisf Der S6nisin BON
@n9lano.
4Hf bem aus Hsip. Dorf in 2iperpool
angefemnenen Danpier pNlasfa" bon Der
@misn-einie brad osrsefern Geuer ans, eas
itbed sei0idt rpuroe, ebe es erbebltHen
S9aeen auridtes fonute.
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Qiperpool, s. Sdn., 1880 Weittass.
Ditto. Nerp- SrleanS 5s. Die Serfdufe
betrnsen 5000 gallen, Equalization uno ausa
fubr 500, iSnfubr 1000.
4oueem, s. Sauuar- - Ser. Staaterts
Sbligetionen: 4-pro3. 1851, Ditto. 4i.proj.
1l5s, DO. nerldnserte 5.proS. l044 .-attien:
A.=@.>&. 38, 30. 2. 12a. grie 27s, DO. 2.
835. Mssp- Dorts@entral Lilo, Beuni. Central
Sc, SaS.s Central 143t, &eaOing H., @anas
biau,Baeific 67s, Werican 26s, ct. Paul
Gon1non 974
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Yaris, 5. Sanuar. = Die mellten Rartz
fer Sournaie erfldrsn ff suirieben nit Dem
nsuen Miniiferium uno be;eidnen oalelbe
als elm 8erf0bnunss= =Sabiuet. Die Goreiie
bes Mtniiter,uns an bic Sammeru miro ei.
nen @afienfiufanb 3piihen ben Yarteien
sur @rmDsliduns BON 9ieformen, cine &es
button oes 3olonial @tilitdrbito9ets uuo
MasreseIn i'm Snlereiie Der arbeiter empieb.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-27
FfnanC1aI.
The Market Fairly Active Much Strength shown by the VanderbiltS- New England Active Hut Errattc- The General List Somewhat Higher the Close.

NEW YORK, Nov 26. The most conspicuous feature of the dealings on the Stock Exchange this forenoon was the strength of the Vanderbilt stocks especially Lake Shore. Michigan Central and Canada Southern, all of which were up to 11S per cent. The advance in these stocks was attributed to large foreign buy ing and number of rumors to the effect that the next dividends would show a material increase. Reading was very active, the sales of that stock alone up to noon amounting to 6S 400 shares. The stock did net advance very rapidly, however, the prices only showing an advance of A per cent. at noon over Wednesdays closing. New England was also active but cratic and notwithstanding the nouncement that the line was to be extended to New York the price was 1A per cent. lower at noon. Aside from the above features the market @ waiting one The grangers were dull and unchanged and with the exception Of Reading the coal shares were heavy, especially Jersey Central Prices at midday were irregularly changed. about one-half of tho list showing improvements of ii to 1k per cent. and the remainder declines to a simi lar extent. Richmond & Danville was weak, de- clining 15 per cent to 1855. The sales to noon amounted to 205 900 shares. The market strong for majority of stocks throughout the afternoon and closed with the best prices for all but dozen stocks. These recer led declines ranging from A to 2I5 per cent, the latter in Memphis & Charleston Jersey Central another weak feature, declining # per cent for the day. Erie preferred closed 14 per cent lower and the rest of the list showed ad vances ranging from A to per cent, the latter in Oregon Improvement The sales for the day amounted to 460,916 shares.
 Money closed at 515 per cent. The lowest rate was and the highest per cent.
 Exchange closed quiet at .S5; actual rates 4sOa4 S1 for sixty days and 4.8414a4.S4l5 for de- mand.
 Governments closed firm.
 Closing prices reported over he private wires of BUNNELL SCRANTON. Bankers and Brokers.
 A~pr rad
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-27
WEST HAVEN.

Thanksgivingi in the BorOugh-A Conn
 ing Musical Treat-Those Oysters
 Quite an Excitement.
 Thanksgiving passed off very quietly in the borough. There were numerous family gatherings and the different manufactures were closed in order to give the employees a chance to enjoy the festivities of the day.
 MT. and Mrs. L. B. Bishop, nee Gillespie, returned from their wedding tour last We'd nesday evening and they enjoyed Thanksgiv- ing at the home of the brides parents on Center street. They will make their future home at John M. Baldwin's on Washington avenue.
 The music-loving citizens of the borough are anticipating rich treat at the N. E. church next Monday evening. The Center church quartette of this city are to give a concert, assisted by Mrs. E.A Parsons, plan ist. They have arranged choice programme and no doubt those who attend will be well pleased with the evenings entertainment. Horse cars will be in waiting to take patrons to New Haven at the close of the concert
 Rev MT. Gilbert, pastor of the M E.. church, and wife returned home from their visit to the pastors birthplace in South Carolina last Monday. They report very enjoyable visit
 Rollin Beebe has been very sick with ty- phoid fever at his home on First avenue, but is slowly recovering under the skillful care of Dr. Shepard.
 The oystermen of the borough feel very indignant over the many false reports that have appeared in other papers in regard to the oysters in West Haven which were charged with being polluted by sewage. The truth has beer finally told. Of the bivalves that were reported to have come out of West river and which were accused of making people sick not one of them came out of the river One mess came from Branford. No one in the borough is going to give up eating the river oysters-not if the court knows itself.
 There was quite an excitement at Arthur Gunns meat market on the corner of Elm street and First avenue Thursday morning between 1 and a.. m. Mir. Jerry Denan, who sleeps over the market, was awakened by loud crash of glass. On getting up and looking out the window he saw man and shouted to him, but he could not recognize who he was. The man vanished up First avenue but Jerry staid up the rest of the night awaiting further developments. In opening the store in the morning MT. Gum found the windows smashed in and the blinds taken off, but nothing was missing, and he thinks the watchfulness of the man overhead frightened the marauder away, that is if the person meant to steal anything. Some think it was done out of revenge for some fancied wrong or slight that MT. Gum had done, but the borough detectives are working quietly on the case to find out who did it.
 T. E. Newton, the popular news agent for the morning and evening papers, has been missed from his customary route the past week. He has been quite sick at his home, but his papers have been promptly delivered able to make his customary rounds next Monday
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-27
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STATE CORRkSPONDENOE

GUnFoRD, Nov. 26.-The button shop has several large orders for buttons for the spring trade.
 The hotel is receiving fresh coat of paint
 Edwin Burton has good barn in course of erection in place of the old one he recently tore down because it was unsafe.
 The figure for the Guilford soldiers monu- ment has been nearly completed by the par ties in Quincy, Mass, who are doing the work upon it and Captain Charles Griswold has viewed it, but awaits further inspection by other members of the committee before ac- cepting it.
 Many of our citizens were very much grat- flied at prospective ability to attend lectures, theatrical performances and meetings in New Haven during the coming winter even ings and returning home in season to secure fair nights rest, but the changing of the late train from II to pm, thereby compel ling all such to return on the owl train or re- main all nlght,is practical prohibition of all such business 80 far as Guilford is concerned to accommodate very few individuals.
 A temperance prayer meeting has been held in one or another of our churches for 6 long time previous to the usual Sabbath
Morning journal and courier., 1886-11-27
FAIR HAVEN.
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 The committee of the Second Congrega- tional church society of Christian Endeavor are selling large number of tickets for the church lecture to be given by Tan Phou Lee of Yale college. MT. Lee will appear dressed in Chinese costume and will give a Chinese recitation and song. The lecture will be illustrated by stereopticon views of cities, towns, people, industries, manners and customs of China. Tickets for adults are twenty-five cents, children fifteen cents.
 Dr. and Mrs. s. D. Gilbert, of Fair Haven, spent Thanksgiving with MT. and Mrs. Sam uel Peck, of Wallingford.
 Builder I. w. Rowland has sold lot on Atwater street twenty eight feet front to Horace A. Doolittle.
 The funeral services over the remains of Miss Sarah Smith occurred yesterday after noon from the residence of MT. Thomas Smith on East Pearl street. Rev. MT. Hart ofhciated. The funeral was private. Rela- tives of the deceased acted as bearers. The burial was in the Fair Haven Union ceme tery.
 The last evening train east now leaves Fair Haven at 9:35 p. m. instead of HOS.
 The new schooner, the Converse, that has been building at Hanscom's yard, will proba bly, be launched next week although the day has not yet been named.
 The late Harvey w. Potter, of North Guil- ford, was a brother in law of J. F. Wade, of the east side.
 The rolling mill has nearly 1000 tons of iron rods on hand.
 Quite number of Fair Haven gentlemen intend joining the order of Red Men.
 Anchor Temple of Honor will hold festi- val next Thursday evening, which is expected to be very enjoyable affair as the enter tainments of this lodge usually are.