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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-10-10

CmcAoo, H., oct p.-Mr-. Parsons,
the dark skinned widow VI the executed
anarchist, has been invited 10 visit Eng
land aud make addresses Ia q number II
meetings that the Social Democratic f.'-
Grafton intends Ia hold to commemorate
the anniversary ol the hanging at thr Hay.
market runsplralur She will leave Or.p.
Der -, intending Ia return tie latter part
Of November
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M Ease niIIunis,iiIc.

10 the ElIiur ct The Appeal.
In your issuc Of the Sth ispublishcd a
dispatch from Decatur, stating that Dr.
Slcrnbcrg had received information that a
Decatur refugee had developed ease Of
yellow fever here on the previous day.
This statement N not true. There IN NO
case ui yellow lever h,to and this city b.
perfectly healthy. The quarantine las
been RAISED ara soplo can come and gu
with impuniiy.
MIIToN &. BALnHipgE.
President State Board ut Health.
Huntsville, Ala. oct s, 1883
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CmcAoo. H., Oct . Mrs Sarah
Pratt, Wiic Ut silas q. Pratt, the composer
Of the opera "lcnobia' and other protein
iious musical works, was today granted q
divorce from her husband. Mr Pratt
was q wealthy widow when she WIS wood
aud won hy the musician. Today iu
court she confessed 10 being thirteen AMI
half years older than him. The tcsti-
mony showed that bee had deserted hDr,
saving that she WIS too old for him, and
that lie wanted u Younger wife.
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Tho ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

FTTTInT IIII0TfH IU IU0 NTIIHlT
BnowSsyutE, Tenn, Oct. "a little
squad Of local Republican politicians left
here today Tor Union City, where the Re.
publican Congressional convention will
meet tomorrow. IL is currently mm1Td
here that ]. W. Brown, county court clerk
OF HAYWOOD county. will be nominated
iur Congress In spite Of the large Demo.
crauc majority Ia the district Hon. y.
A. Nunn's name is also mentioned Ia con-
necton with the empty honor.
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Determined 10 suppress IL.

BERLIN, Oct. 9.-lhe police have seized
the remaining copies Of the October num-
Der OF the Deutsche Rundschdu, which con-
tanned the extracts from the diary of the
late Emperor Frederick. The Post says
that Prof. Geiincken has been transferred
to Moabit. Prof. Gefincken was subjected
TO twenty-four hours ratification at Mo-
bit. Prof. Getncken, through his coun-
sci, has lodged protest against the attempt
OF friends TO plead that he was not respon-
sible for his actions.
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NIAGARA, Ont, Oct b=fpur China
men, who wcp rejected by the American
customs authorities nj the port 81 the sus-
pension bridge, Ncw York, are aiill hero.
Three Cinnamon who arrived at The sus-
pension bridge today, In bond ipr western
States via Canada, were not accepted 10y
the railroads Canadian connection, and
arr still on American territory
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Marriare q, Aberdeen. Miss.

rV-cAl bAIAAh ~ AHN AIVNAH
ABERDEEN, Miss, Oct o.-Mr. william
Jordan, Of GrccnyiIle, Miss, and Ms
Mary Lou Peck. Of this city, were united
In marriage this morning at II O'Clock In
the Methodist church, the Rcy. A. J. MI.
Ter, Of the Bapiistchurch, officiating. The
attendants we're Miss Gussie Jordan, Oi
selma Mr.. Bon. Blrdiue, Miss sallie
GEail, lif. Tufner Cow.ng, oil Selma.
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ROCHESTER,, n. ", Oct G-Aitcr q
heated debate today the Gcncsco confer
onco adopted resolutions disappuyins Il
high license by vote i32 Ia 5s, many
bang absent aud not voting Strong UsD.
buttons plcdging The conference 10 abstain
from political action oi any Kind " iu.
luonoing members II churches In political
action VEN adopted unanimously.
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A Packing House.

CHICAGO, Ill., Oct. 9.-Schuneman's
packing-house, in the stockyards district,
was burned this morning. Two hundred
head Of cattle in the pens were stampeded
and made il dangerous for everybody in
the vicinity for time. The fire origi-
mated from an overturned lamp in the
buttcrinc factory. The loss is estimated
at Sl25, 900, fully insured.
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Euruiturc Factoy.

PITTsBuRG, Pa, Oct. "a fire about 4
o'clock this afternoon almost completely
destroyed the warehouse and factory Of
the Duquesne Furniture company on
Pennsylvania avenue, near Water street.
The loss on the building and stock was
S26, 900, with an insurance OF SlI, 900 The
cause Of the fire is not known.
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THE FIRE RECORD.
A Muskcgnn Suhurh.

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 9.-An ErGing
Journal special from Muskegon says; The
business portion OF Lakeside village, three
miles from this city, burned at l o'clock
this morning. Estimated loss, $1,000;
insurance, about $4,000. A number OF
families are homeless.
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HAVuyuu, ~ H., Oct about Two
inches u SNOW has fallen hero aud b. still
showing.
MONTREAL. Oct %. About soyonty-siN
inches ui snow has fallen here.
ST. Juu>smuY. w., oct .. Snow COM
mrncrl falling hero last night and today
at noon lhc storm BE- still Ia progress.
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nsltour'. Disgrace.

DunliS, Oct. 0.-Mr 7. u. Sullivan,
speaking at a meeting Of the Irish Ma
tional league in this city, said that Mr..
Baliour's indecent dance upon Mando-
y.lle's grave would be an everlasting dis
grace, and that his ISLANDERS upon the
Irish patriot would strengthen the cause
ior which be died. The speaker said he
trusted that ,Ao taniks Of the lafuiega
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PANS, Oct up TO the present time
4,6iS foreigners have registered in the city,
in accordance with the recent decree of
President Carnot. Only 1854 Of these are
British, although the number Of that ma
tionality resident in Paris is estimated at
10 600
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Sinner. Inniurc.l.

LONDON, Oct. 0.-Thc British man-of.
war Osprey has captured of Mocha three
dhows having on board 3Ol slaves. The
captains Of the dhows and four Of the
slaves were killed before the slaves sur
rnnlnrnl
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PARIS, Oct. 9.-The President held a re-
ception at the prefecture of the depart
mcnt. The members OF the council gem
eml, on being presented to him, affirmed
the attachment TO France Of the Savoyard
popuiaoe and condemned in sensate at.
tempts TO overthrow the republic.
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wmuiNCtoy, Del, Oct Q. Whining
tons first agricultural fair vas opened to-
day on the newly cited up grounds ut
ilazcldcll park Secretary nayari wus tie
orator OF the occasion. lie spoke Tor
twenty minutes, urging upon IafIurm thc
conservation Oi forests nnd iaNoUug the
legislative enactment Of on nrbur day.
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An Alliance Agains, France.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 9.-The NouoSi
publishes the three dispatches disclosing
negotiations between England and Italy,
for maritime alliance against France.
Premier Crispi desired Lord Salisbury to
make definite treaty, but Lord Salisbury
declined. An agreement remains, how
ever, embodied in the communications ex-
changed.
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W, H. Adams.

Special Dispatch 10 The Appeal
CorrEEviLLE, Miss, Oct 9.-Mr. w. II.
Adams, IT,, one Of Yalobusha county's
leading farmers, died at his home, four
miles north OF here, las, night Mr..
Adams had only been III three days, when
his death was caused by CONG siiOn.
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BUSINESS FAILURES.


CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct a.-Thomas ]. Call.
man u Co., dealers in tailors' trimmings,
at Nos. 2Si and 2S6 Madison street, have
made an assignment, Their liabilities are
placed ut 200.
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,ha,ira,osp SUI IN nad Lach.

sfrU.I UHIliun iu me ApliAh
CuAtrANooGA Tenn, Oct V.-Ihe ks-
pubIicans carried the city election by'
minority averaging l,Ols. J. q. Williams,
candidate Tor alderman at n ,r, received
A majority Of 1919. The lowest maiuuly
received 6y any candidate vas 80. ihd
vote WIS very Light
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William aud tic Zone.

ROME, Oct 0.-lt is now announced that
Emperor William, upon his arrival in
Rome, will proceed to the Quirinal, where
lac will receive the ministers, court officials
and the presidents OF the Senate and Cham
Der Of Deputies. lie will aitcrward visit
IA. pona
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Nrw I0Hg, Oct. .. AZ meeting ~ 'hc
National association OF Democratic club,
held hero tonight, Guorgc H. lambert trc
treasurer. resigned, and Roswell T.. Flower
wins chosen in his place. NJ Hover ac.
copied and will at once enter on bis
.luLtta
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nnIfnnrInn,lctnnrh.

LoSDoN, Oct. 9.-Mr. William O'Bricn.
Mr.. Charles Bradlaugh, Lord Rosebcry
aud Sir George Otto Trcyelyan made
speeches tonight. in which they expressed
condemnation Of Mr.. Baliour's references
TO the late Mr.. John Vaudeville.
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Henry Monet.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 7.--llcnry Monet,
agent Of the New York Central railroad, Is
Frustrated by pneumonia at his home in
Yonkcn. lie Is in an extremely critical
condition, but his physicians hope that his
great vitality may bring him through.
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CnnniInnic 90 I,r-Inn.

VrrNNA, Oct. 0.--lt is reported that
Count Taaie, the Austrian prime minister,
Il about 10 resign his Office, and that Mar
outs Won Bacqucheim, Austrian minister
OF commerce, will be appointed his sue
HfaaaYF
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nrmocra,lc NIc,.r, In Vow Isr.cy.

NrwAug, n. j., Oct. 0-Ino charter
election held here today shows pumo.
cratic gain on the general ticket of about
7uO. For the lin.t time ia thirty years the
Democrats have carried the city at The
charter election previous tO the prusi.
dpuUai election
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Nrw YuuE, oct. o. Tho County d..
mucury completed their slate tonight, TIE
chiri nominations boing Cot Michael 4.
Murphy iur sheriff aud ex-senator J1W
Baiy lur county clerk.
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Cnnain'. CattIe onnrnnIInc.

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct 0.-'rhe American
government, in response TO complaints
from Montana ranchmcn, is asking the
Dominion government 10 modify or abol-
ish Canadian quarantine regulations as re.
yards cattle.
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Ihe aren, uneeIina nriigc.

wnErLtSo. W. Va, oct .. Work was
begun today by the Wheeling 4 Harris.
burg Railroad company on the union rl'
road bridge over thc OHIO river 10 the
uoT,h end oi uiis city and alsg Ia Lat
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AlBA,Y, ~ T., Oc. J..-lus ..t com.
mandcry knights Icmplar ,ou.l.i, cloc d
A. J.. Wood ~ 'yDr
commander Competitive drills Tor prizes
Nggy declared uaNi4v as- .IV.......4.
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the Woman's Christian Temperance
Iuiou.

PAwuc, a. j., Oct. o-Ata meeting Ut
the Womnns Christian Temperance union
of this State today the srcrony's report
recorded lU5 unions aud 900 members ln
t.Y zfHfN
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III. co,crpor OF Queensland.

Nrw YoEK, Oct "A private Dispatch
from London, giving details Of the death
Of Sir Anthony Muspayc, Governor Of
Queensland, says that he had been III
only a lew hours before final dissolution.
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LONDON, Oct Sir William Vernon
lIarcourt, speaking at temperance al
lance meeting today promised Liberal
support OF a local option measure.
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AsnclnIl,i Cnn,nlrnr,.

LONDON, oct O.-lt Is stated that tho
Italian government Is uncarlhIng a hugo
Socialist conspiracy
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OBITUARY..


Ngw ORLEANS, La, Oct. 0-Bcnjamin
{. lligdon, night manager OF tue ~ cstcru
Union Telegraph company's Office at New
Orleans, died at l2.l5 o'clock this morn
ing, after brief illness.
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In neIIeNe LmIn IIe,.

BEnLIN, Oct. 0.-lt has been decided 10
greatly increase the strength Of the Ger
man cpcdition Tor the relief Of Emin Boy
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cnrnnt Wei IlcrcI,cd.

Pans, Oct 0.-Prcsidcnt Carnot ar
rived at Aunccy today. lie was accorded
a hearty reception.
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Dr. Corhrnn's stntcncnt.

Tho following has been received 10y the
Associated Press:
DECATUR, Ala, Oct. 0.-Four eases 10.
ported during the last twcnty.iour hours
Mira. Bowman, Mrs. Woodbridge, Anna
Mcdonald (col.l, and Taylor Harris (col)
Ms Bowman has been sick three days
and she seems 10 hc doing we'll Mr..
Woodbridge is member Of the night
police. Capt. killain will die. Dr. vii.
Hams died yesterday. Lizzie Jackson,
pulsclcss Tor two days with hcmorrhage
from several organs, seems better. We
will continue 10 have eases until frost,
which We may reasonably expect in
twelve OF fourteen days but thc danger VI
the dissemination OF the disease 10 other
communities h about over. ! am glad 10
see that several towns have removed OF
modified their guarantees aud hope that
uu Norih Alabama Will initiate their good
Cxamplc. 4 ease supposed ~ Oc yeNow
lever died. Nae, night NJ baugur. Several
of our refugees have died az other places,
! bat none Of them have spread The foyer.
Cur relief committee Is still ready 90 ~.
love all eases that need help.
JEEouE CoCuHAN,
State Health officer.
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ni,rr IrIr-rtn..

WHEELING w. Va, O,L D. River feet
slu.Hrs ruI rNug
NASHVILLE nd, oct p-HIycf Get o.
i,l.Hs anil falling Weather clear md crul
DNrissNIl. a.. oct p#RII.fs irri I.rrH
AMI r.IuF Weather clear Thermometer nd
sight liver irgi siucbus and nfiug. weather
Nrw oHIrAgl L.. OF y. weather cloudy
anil cool Arrived tity ui -t louis 90 louis
tuutsNuilE ~, OFT % Soon River
swelling. win Z 90 lu,br- ln tIe D.u.I, ari
irut Inch 900 iHu iaIis uusIuD E1Ii weather
r.Iar end rIHfHui Nirht River usIuF WITH q
uu tHH lU. Weather ,.Tlr Hul pleasant
CAIRO uL, OF p.Nulu Arrived " a
sffri. h'l1a. . w. ", iils' lrN pi ,ra.' ~
lr.n.. q y BOY. ilrnfI tourJ5. Sow Ur,aus pm.
81 A sr'rl. sI Louis o. pm. River @ i"gt lu0lr'
end falling Weather ia.f nn1 unl. N'thi W
arrivals uf DEPARTURES. River irri iuthga uul
FALLING weather roaf aud cl1l
Nilk.HIIU NsH uut paWraihrf Tlr.I Hu1
uYllTT Iuu 80 ~ Providence lnHti i1 .i LOWS
atsp.m.
rur ". ". ctruuy ryE.
sT iOria 40, ort % The pasen1rf PACKET
M N. tUtuT WHH HuUh this morning ufaf lhll.
o1h 80. un the tynuosoo river The ". ll
20 DI.Itf., tIua 30, gfiay neat Chester lll
A. CAino, III
tpssiaI utrairh 10 Too Appeal
CAIRO. ul. urt Fat Ierrl, one " seven.
tom Non Who Npr going south in wufk. walked
UIf tHr cts ut iaiun Rouge Hui duWurl at Grand
I TlW.T I.. tIIy ~ utfuu Rouge aud lrUN Ion
I r.. IrI| HUf.BI m. iUf Ngw orleans lIghi irri
| of WHl.fI d. HfHied a. Memphis ifUm hyfr Tho
Annie D. HIIrf duo from ft luuit. NlII 500 IaitN
! amount ui fplIht herr. The tbllc Memphis DO
i rn Ha.a u cairo ~ tho aitDfuUIn unloading hef
] tsH.. tFr ruu lads drupIsi bee "a haWrs ~
I f.I.Ht i.f Hut went back " lamta hH1uu VOC Two
] bIul.H uf d. g. tuf rt Louis The tiY 81 MgifuiW
I IN. H.. mn 10 uui on tho Inlucah Ways today 70
] ..fH I4f.tf wheel Tho fltrr tonight a. tttl
] lugu.. Ul The gauge. iail vi .lnehsa ia Wth1l
l lou AUaIa
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THE FEVER FIELD.
Four New Cases at Decatur, Ala
Precautionary Measures at jackson,
Miss, Still Maintained.
Curious Phases of the Epidemic al
Jacksonville, Fla.
Sudden Increase of Now Cases, but
Decrease of Deaths.
Prominent People Arrested at Jackson
Miss, for Violation OF the Quar-
autino Rogulations--Dr.
Cochran's Advice.

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal.
DECATUR, Ala, Oct. 1.-The situation
in Decatur has been the same for the past
week, with no change for the better OF
worse. Four new cases were reported
this morning, namely Mrs. Bowman,
Mr. Woodbridge, Annie Mcdonald and
Taylor Harris, colored. No deaths have
occurred within the last twelve hours.
Lizzie Jackson, colored, has been pulse.
less Tor the last two days, and, much to
the surprise Of the medical fraternity,
aroused this morning and seemed appar.
emily better.
Capt. q. II. Kilain, proprietor Of the
Brooklyn hotel, will not recover.
Several towns adjacent TO Decatur have
modified their quarantine, and the shot.
gun quarantine along the country roads is
now u thing of the past
There IL no danger now Of the dissomi-
nation Of the disease In other locations.
The Decatur ice factory resumed opera
tons today aud the oak extract works
opened up two days ago. Heretofore only
one mandatory, kcns & Sons machine
works, has been In operation,
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sew 8aven 9alp 99tIorang yonrual aud Gpaner.


Names of the Gentlemen Whe VIII be
Recommended as Proper Persons to
Wear a ConstabIe's Badge.
The committee on nominations met last
evening in the aldermanic chamber, Alder
man John T. Doyle presiding, and nominated
the appointment of the following named
special constables for the year 1888: Charles
F. Bennett, Andrew J. Kennedy, A. II. Hurl-
burt, Nathan Simon, William L. Lawrie,
David Lewis, Samuel II. Barnes, William a.
Munson, Harvey 3. Dorman, Daniel F. Rey-
nolds, Edgar Lane, Charles Ball, William n.
Thompson, Godfrey Greuner, George F. Lie
field, Joseph w. Tibbals, John Allan, Miles
P. Hart, John h Farley Henry E. Mack,
John a. Lanfare, German Gabriel, David B.
Hosley, Allan Sheerer. James T. Keheley,
Walter R. Francis, Edwin A. Gilbert, G. P.
Brown, Sherman Warren, John Dixon, Henry
w. Mabry, Samuel B: Disbrow, Robert NJ.
Walker, Charles Weidig, William Bohan,
Nehemiah Bowden, Edward Hosmer, Marcus
G. Smith, Bernard Oberkehr, Lawrence Cur
tbs, William 81. NARROW, William II. Rohan,
| John S. DeForest, Peter Stanford, Robert D.
Fields, Joseph Scoville, Benedict T. Ess,
| Charles G. Albig, Jacob A. Shelly,
| Henry B. Judd, John P. Peters,
| Charles W. Prindle, William Jackson, Will
| liam G. Dickinson, George S. Loveland, An
| drew A. Goodman, Horace Wall, George
Miller. James W. Cooper, Nathan A. Meyer,
John Shaughnessy, William Sullivan, John
h. Starkweather, o. N. Cook, Owen, Ingolds
by, Charles Hulse, John II. Eggleston, limo
thy J. Crowley, Lewis Chandler, William
Merwin, Sherwood A. Preston, James W
Shubert, William Noonan, John Delaney
Edward w. Tribble, Daniel G. Shields, J.
Emory Smith. Stephen Russell, Alexander
Mcdonald, William Clarkson, Charles L
Ball, Henry w. Ball, Joseph Brown, DAME
Sheehan, John Evars, Bartholomew Daley
John Moakley, Henry Cloux, W. F. Parsons
Thomas Cunningham, Edward Miller, Edward
J. Smith, Norman S. Bird, John Freisinger
William F. G. Falby, Salvador Pascacilli
Thomas j. Conaty, Michael Conlan, U. L
Frank
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saturday, March 3, 1855.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TOD

A Special Drive-D w. Cosgrove & Co.
Another Big Sale-~Mendel & freedman
An Evening In India-First Presbyterian Churcn.
Bargains In Building Lots-George +. Newcomo.
Best Quality of HatS-Brooks Co..
Bridgewood's Porcelain-Frank D. 1al
Bridgeports vs. New Havens-Polo Rink.
Broadway Cash Store-Paul Jehte q Brother.
Canned Lobster-Boston Grocery Store
Cuticura Remedies-At DrugRfsts
Clearance Sale-Wallace B: Fem q Co
Dress Dr. q Ru6bers@D. W. Cosgrove s 20.
Extraordinary Sale-C E. Longley Co:
First Quality Rubbers-- D W. Cosgrove Co.
For ent-Flats-Edward Malley.
For Rsnt-Flat-Edward Malley. =
For Rent tore5-Edward Malley.
For Sale-Meat Karket-Theron A. Todd
Hoods Sarsaparilla-At Druggists.
Large Line of Teas-At Dawsons-
Rubber Boots-D. W. Cosgrove q Co
Scientific II struments-E e. L. Washburn.
Scotch Oats Essence-At Druggists.
The DsiysENew Haven Opera House. o.
Observation-Disclosures Makers. N. 4erwin.
Wanted-Board and Rooms-J. N:
Wantsd-Claret Bottles-E. E. Hall q Bon.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
United Church-Rev. DIR. Munger.
SnirItualsts' Hall-Mrs @. Estelle Webster.
First BAPTIST Church-Rev. w. H. Butrtck.
Howard Avenue NJ f. Church-Rev. N. Husbeli
Trinity NJ E. Church-Rev. G. e. Reed.
dwight Place Church-Rev. Dr.. Twitchel.
Center Church-Rev. DR.. Newman Smyth
Church of the Holy Spirit-Rev: Almon dunnlson
Davenport Church-Rev. I. c. HeSsrFe.
HumDfrev Street Church-Rev. F. r. Luckey.
CHURCH OF the Messiah-Re1. L. H. SquireS.
Georre Street H. E. Chureh-Rsv. Joseph Baird.
Good Samarirans-?a Orange Street
College Street Church-Rev. W. w. Ac1ane
East Pearl St. NJ z. Church Rev A. H-GoodeHouEf
First NJ E. Church-Rev. Melville B. Chapman
St. John Street NJ. f. Church-Rev. L u. Foster.
First Presbyterian Church-Rev. J. IT, hedSer
Seance Mrs. J. j. Clark.
City Missions-Rev. w. ID. MOsFnan.
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TAKE A CHANCE

In the Bedquilt in Leigh & Prindle's
W1ndoW-A Case for the Charitable.
In Leigh & Prindle's window on Chapel
street is a silk bedquilt made by an old lady
seyenty-six years old of this city. She is a
most deserving lady, but names need not
be mentioned. She lost her husband and two
of her sons in the late war and her only re-
naming son, who has been her prop and sup
port, is now dying of consumption. The
case is certainly one which appeals most
strongly to the charitable and benevolent.
The quilt is to be disposed of by chances
and all the proceeds will go to help the old
lady. Chances can be obtained at Leigh &
Prindle's, and it is to be hoped the proceeds
will be most generous.
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Charley" Wilkinson, the popular actor,
died yesterday at the Bay State House, Wor-
cester, Mass, of heart disease complicated
with pneumonia. He had been on the stage
for thirty eight years and is well remembered
by many playgoers in this city. he having
appeared in New Haven many ii es when a
member of the George Fl. Wyatt company,
which before the war, away back in the IF
ties, especially from '56 to go, had regular
New England circuit in which New Haven
was included.
Mr.. Wilkinson was born in Plainfeld, CT,
April 81, 1880, and made his first appearance
on the stage in Worcester when twenty years
old. His full name was Charles Dewitt
Clinton Wilkinson. His subsequent engage
ments as comedian, especially as a player
of farce characters, had wide range through
out this country and Canada,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1888-03-03
OBITUARY.
Death of an Estimable New Haven

Death of an EstImabIe New Haven
Lady.
Entered into rest, on the morning of the
29th of February, at the residence of her SON
in-law, B. A Buell., in this city, Maria A.
Redfeld, widow of the late Horace Redfeld
of Killingworth, CT, in the seventy-seventh
year of her age.
and Addie E., wife of B. A. Buell. of New
Haven, and Celia NJ. wife of Samuel Rodman,
MD, Of Huntington, L. 1.
faithful mother, "a kind neighbor, hum
BILE and sincere Christian.
''Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord !
even saith the spirit, for they rest from
their 1abors.' s.