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TwENrY-s1x LIVES LOST

Ely Crash of Trains on the Dutch
 State Railroad.
 LONDON, Jan. 1.-Two express trains on the Dutch State railroad collided near Meppil to-day. Twenty-six persons were killed and many others injured.
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MfsCEI1 I1a11enms.
East Rock LIne-wfnter ar.

A FTER Monday, Nov. 14th, the regular daily A. trips to the Park will be discontinued. In- stead special trips will be made for parties of six more at any hour. Orders left at Klock's Drug Store promptly attended to- Parties called for and left anywhere in the city. Round trip 40c. Small additional charge fer less than six.
 n10 W. H. DOOLITTLE Prop. The National New Haven Bank.
 STATE CHARTER, 1792 one Hundred and EfghIY-f0urth Divf.
 dend-FiVe Ter Cent.
 SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of five per cent. A has been declared, payable on and after Jan- uary 1888. Transfer books closed until that date
 ROBERT I. COUCH, Cashier. New Haven. Dec 27 1887, d29
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special Nnttces.
Special Dnttces.

The new dress patterns values offered in this city All offered - -
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Died in Westport.

William 0. Hull, a prominent resident of Westport, died Tuesday evening at his resi- dence, aged S5 years He had been i'll about three weeks with pneumonia
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-05
The Knights of Columbus Coming

The New Haven district Knights of Co., lumbus are arranging to give grand ball at Union armory on January 18th. Ex-Supreme Knight James T. Mullen is chairman of the committee. District Deputy T. F. Camp bell will be grand conductor. Stacks or chestra will play.
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Public Installation.

Admiral Foote post will have public in- stallation of officers next Saturday evening. The Red Men have courteously rendered the use of the Athensum to Commander elect Brown for the installation exercises.
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NOTICE.
HAUFF BROTHERS.

w fixtures and good will te John Parker and Edward 0. Rowe. Thanking the people for tht patronage we have received we recommend then fO 0Ilra aTIo
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STONEwALL WATSON

Leads She New HRvens to Another Vie.
 tory Over Meriden.
 MER1DEN, Jan. 4.-New Haven won from Meriden in one sided polo game tonight. Both teams hustled, but the Meridens could not do much against Watsons goal tending. Score to 1.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-05

The undersigned have this day purchased the business of Messrs. Hauf Bros, bakers, No. Grand avenue, and will carry 1t on at the cid stand. We intend to keep the reputation of their goods and improve them as we have increased facilities, main taining in every respect f1rst-class bakery. We eornestly solicit the public patronage Respectfully
 jag 3t* PARKER & ROWE
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HARTFORD, Jan. 4.-Hartford g, Water bury 3. Sword played his first game with the Hartfords and made brilliant success.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-05
New Haven Opera House. s'The Martyrn will be presented Saturday evening.
 prTNNFJT e cpAND opup A uo11sE

Manager G. B. Bunnell's own speciality and comedy company, made up of frst-class artists, will appear at the Grand for the re- mainder of the week in "The Gold and Bronzen
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SECURITY and PROFIT

As investment the best security offered is that offered by the bonds of the Middlesex Banking company of Middletown, Conn.,, which pay 6 per cant. annual interest, non-taxable under the supervision of our own State Bank Commissioners and secured by capital of $500. 900.
 can furnish them in any amounts
 Houses and lots in all parts of the city. Look out for forthcoming list
 GEORGE F. NEWCOMB, COR. STATE AND CHAPEL STREET.
 No. Boardman Building. ia5
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NOTICE. 
MEANS DYSPEPSIA KILLERS.

Prepared by Dr. Mark Woodbury; put up in Log enge form in little boxes convenient to carry Agreeable to taste perfectly harmless and sure to cure Dyspepsia and Indigestion. You should get box. Only 50 cents uria1 box 25 cents) to any part Of the United States receipt of price by Doolitte Smith, 24 and 26 Fremont street, Boston, Mass. ja5 nr
 n
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Ahsnlufa Sofafv

S SG0.CbfS salary and e Interest r ssssss. rssses anteed, ina we'll established and successful btIsls ness A good man of business ability can secure above position without risk to mseG as the htlsi- ness is on sound footing. Address
 s2s eteod P. o. BOX s,s0d, Boston, Mass.
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A NUMBER of smart, enterprising N WMer wo- "A men to canvass for Hills ChampiC~ ~$ CooisS. It & can be used as kettle or steam cooker. They up the chimney all of the surplus steam and iisa- greeable odors arising from cooking. Office at fes New Haven, Ct. ia5 3tf
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WANTED
WANTED.

WANTED. hOCTOR,S office, with bedroom and beard 11 Address PHYSICIAN, THIS OFFICE.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by an experienced cook and "A laundress in private family. Good refer ence: Call at 4S FRANK STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-05

To morrow evening and Saturday matinee the great and effective French play "The Payements of Parisa will be presented at the
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Educational
French Language and Literature

Thoroughly taught by an experienced Parisian teacher. PRIVATE LESSONS OR GLASSES AT PUPPIES RESIDENCE at moderate terms &c., lect classes at my residence, 1Oi Howe street. Conversational lessons for advanced pupils. SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO PRO- INDIGNATION. Highest testimonials and refer ences by permission from present and former pa. irons. B. BERGERON,
Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-05

HoUsE-Mr. Mills, Texas, stating that the Speaker would not announce the committees to-day, asked unanimous consent that mem bers be permitted to introduce bills for refer ence. Consent was granted, and the Speaker proceeded to call the States in alphabetical order. A vast number of bills were intro duced, among others the e,following: By Mr. Rogers, of Arkansas, to secure telegraphic correspondence. By Mir. Pelton, of Califor- nia, to prohibit the immigration of Chinese. By Mir. Springer, of Illinois, to provide for the organization of the territory of Oklahoma. By Mr. Townshend, of Mississippi, granting bounty land warrants to the soldiers of the late war; also joint resolution to amend the
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WANTEn

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do gene 1A ral housework cook. Is experienced and competent Cal at 327 CEDAR STREET.
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Ui1Gamts.
WANTED
WANTED.

WANTED, A GIRL to do general housework Inquire al 1A jas 1tf 5i VERNON STREET.
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wANTER

5A Must bring city references. Apply at 46 PARK REET between the hours of three and five
 clock p. m. fa5 2S&
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RANDALL WEAKENING.
MEETING OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE.
Mr.. Scott Falls Into the Leadership of
the Keystone Democracy-His candi-
date Is Elected Chairman and His
Resolution In Adopted.

IIARRIsnuRG, Pa, Jan. ls.-At the meet
ing Of the Democratic State central COM
mittce this afternoon Dallas Sanders, OF
Philadelphia, tho candidate Of Congress-
man Randall, was defeated for chairman
by Elliot: Z. Kisner, Of Luzernc county,
who was put forward by Congressman
Scott. The vote stood: Kisner ~, Sanders
IS, Robert L. Wright /. A large number
Of prominent Democrats from all parts OF
the State were present and participated in
the preliminary skirmish. The executive
committee, which consists OF Messrs. WIN.
A. Wallace, Samuel j. Randall, Eckley u.
Coke, J. Henry Cochranc, VIM. l.. Scott,
VIM. McClelland and WIN. Murchlcr. was
elected after a contest. The committee
decided 90 hold the state convention in
Harrisburg ON wednesday, the 2jd Of May.
Congressman Scott presented the following
resolution. which was adopted after some
show OF opposition by MIR. Davis, Of Ian.
caster, and two or three Others:
Resolved, That this committee corlially
and omphaiically indonsCs the adminisirl.
ton Of President Cleveland. II has been
thoroughly true TO the best interests
OF the republic. Tho peace and
PROSPERITY u the country are large.
IN due to its wiso aud benign policy
with respect 10 both foreign AMI domestic
matters. IL has reformed the civil service
abolished useless offices. reduced the cost
III government; restored many millions oI
acres Of land 10 the public domain; effected
n large reduction Ui the public debt; pro
vented the importation oi foreign paupcI
labor under contract, aud has wisely and
consistently cndcayorcd 30 effect q rcduc
ton Of the idle surplus in the treasury
aud 30 tighten the burden OF taxation
borne by the mas, Of the people.
''Tho line Of policy laid down In the lasI
annual message Ol the President for th,
revision aud reduction Of the war tariff
especially conmcnds itself 10 MS ns !
sure guaranty Of prosperity 10 all CLASSES
of producers, and of that genuine anf
honest protection to labor ~ long pre-
tended but never vouchsaicd by III,
monopoli.lic legislation Of the so-callc,
| Republican party. We therefore ay0w
/ without hesitation or qualification, Ou
unshakon confidence Ia the wisdom, c0ur
ngc and patriotism Of President Cleveland
and earnestly and hopefully ccommcn,
and urge his reelection 90 the great Ollie
which he has 10 accepably filed"
Adjourned.
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nr.oLrrIoss OF nrsrEcr.



tpains NJ much 10 hnnounct the death Of Mr. v.
q. CLAHxs lately student oi the Memphis Hospital
Mc ilral College Ne ttirKE came among M two
years ago = simngcr hui by hls manly BEARING aud
devotion 10 bis stndic he s1on lmprs'd oil with
The idea that be whs ~ hll no mean sphere In BIZ
chosen profession. ~ wa young man. firm in
Bis o0ngirtinuA and ouispnkrn IN III things. ne
wa deemed Cpmteiuni W nll tho p1sliiln II
"inirfne" IN the city Hospital after hc hnd m
held at he time Oi III death. During his lasi ill.
bcss much CDncrfl Hnd nFfut was OKpfra.cd by hla
classmates when hi death was announced the
intelligence was ueulyei with sidnrs sud the
glas. nplolnled aconnb1eo " draw up the iollos'
MnrrEAA IL has plra,oi Almighty God ~ &c.
now frum our midst our beloved and much a..
tcuincd fellow student 81 y. -. ClAmE who, IN
nearly Two ycar, hns l.ign % mcmler " our elias,
conducting hlmsclf'alsi,s ~ a gentleman ~ the
highest ur,icr, aud sbrfeas. Ne Hfu deeply Efi,Nc1
ai the untimely deaih " one who sccme'i ~ haye
bciofo him such AIbuiliant iuturr pronislnH BY
hi gunius and devotion 10 bic chosen Profession "a
fgap not only honor AM rpuiatiou iuf hlm.rli bul
~ fUnuct bis honor utnu our rlHss nnd whereas
We deeply sympathlzr with his Dcrcavcd pirunu
hNd iainiy' be y theri9p a.. ,,.,..-.-,,, -
His mysterious pfpyid0 mo. feeling our inability
a. iathom His eierntl plan.
3 Kospiryrl, That wergrt The lDs ~ ono ~ pom
lsifH - tull Of hofe, hd Win such LOFTY Hsp "a
/ tons backed by such ''ind indsmcntanh manly
Rssirod That We icuiet our heartfelt sympathy
81 the bcrcaycd parcnu aud family oi The decreased
Borrowing win ihem 10 our muinnl l".s -
hos9irri That cor ~ this b. schi 70 the ia
/ riots ~ the deceased.
". h. HAYNfS, nc ROGERA
! = y " tnAls0S. TO. BnlDIloRTil,
/ ". a. HAK1ON, u. n BRYAN,
4 DIJ iOiiN Wick. 4 h SMALL
! liinpklnsyllle south Irnlurkian please copy
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WHEELING, W. Va. Jan. is-Riycr y feet .
inches and falling.
NHw ORLEANS. Ia, Jan. ts-Noon. Weather
clear aud cold Departed Helena. Tor Memphis.
Thomas sherlock. for Cincinnati.
EVANSVILLE Ind Jan ia-Noon.-Rlver Z,
feet aud 2iO aud falling Dcpartci: common
wealth. Tor New Orleans ,uivcd W. v. Nisbct.
nnncSsre river. Weather clear aud cold.
CINCINNATI. o.. Jan is.-NDon River ~ feet
I inrhcs aud falling. Weather clear thcfmome
ter ~. Night River q icct inches and falling
Weather cold aud clear. DEPARTED Granite STATE,
Memphis
CAIRO H.. Jan. is--Nnon departed. Ohio,
Memphis. midnight River n feet Inches aud
rising Weather clear aud cold. Nighi-Afflycd.
lnhu Penny, above. y m !. q. Drouilanl Hhoyc.
pm siLA u. Zoe, Cincinnati, pm. Departed.
sllas ~ Cor, ? IN: John Penny. hhpyc. y m. J.
T. nruulllHui, below, 4 nm, River ~ irct aud
Inches and rising Weather clear aud cold.
LOUISVILLE Ky, Jan. is-Nonn. River falling.
~ irrt Inches IN tho Cannl and feet inches
On the fillS Arrived Wv O'Nclll. Pltpbuug
tt- Walton. raducnh. wcnthcf clear and cold
Night -KlyCr falling " iOet ipchcs IN the canal
and % feet = inches on The talls DEPARTED w.
". O'Nril aud tow, for New ORLEANS. Weather clear
and odd.
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A mcmph,.u Marie, m, Macon.

spcrihl Dispatch To the Appeal.
MAooS, Miss, Jan ls.-Miss Wick Ilill
was married tonight to Mr. H. W. Jones,
jr., Of Memphis, Tenn. Miss Hill il a
daughter OF DIR. s. V. ID. Hill, Of our city.
She has been teacher Of chemistry and
physics in the I. l. & c. college at Colum-
bus. Miss, for year or no. Mr. Jones Is
son 81 DR. II. W, Jones, who is president
OF the |. |. q @. college. The happy couple
will leave tomorrow for Columbus, aud
thence to their future home. Memphis. A
large numbr Of friends from Columbus
were in Attendance.
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M)mus H., King Ct the Carnival.

IOlNl DE MUSES.
Charged with the formation Of New Min.
istry and Members Of the Royal
Household.
KINGS EDIT
DcNoscs. Prime Minister Cook aud Foo lhh Of our
Empire, Grcting
Having with few faithful adhercnts placed our
thnnnc upon n firm foundation. aud made ~ gruat
Among the powerS NC command you "a form q
Cabinet Select mon good aud the. and 80 hyIo
critics who mock all the year Mound, " button
dr1ppcrx iuto the contribution boz. and mlxen II
and sugar. We consign you a. your money bars,
for We know what you would bc without them.
uuf succcss l. assured We Rfr receiving nuucsinns
from llill aud bale. ircasur hpcutIng IN iroin
pnrrst daughters bfing their mite 10 Asist the
State.
Wines our hand and seal ....
Attest Cousr ~ Eosp,
Primo Minister and Cook.
ny the Kings command, the grnce Of MADDEN.
aud the SUPPORT ~ our ltvull subjects, We appoint
the following pinks II ohiyalry and the nobility
ucmbcrs uf our Cabinet
Merrill. Duke krincf Minister Of stats.
lOrlltk. baron Henry, Minister 81 Lachcqucr
Hopkins, Duke l'hillp. Minister ~ the Interior.
Ncndig buko sgl Minister at nance
Roller. Duke Jules Minister ~ Var
bingham. Duke william. Minister ~ navy,
schoff Duke 0ambfinus, Commander Of the
Ifssinr Count DO CHIPS. with tho rich, Ia
cpptef the King.
Coleman. bake Koto. Gum Chcwos to IN,
Court
Williams. Duke Jane. NJ. Tinl Gentleman IN
Walking.
inch. count Henry, shin Tailor IN the Cour.
IHdY. Duke John iiHtirf ~ the 'fown.
POLL. Count nyhnt licnn, k,,IFf 81 iho Seals
May. iarl snm. lusiumrf ~ The 'oun
Iinkst1n, Duke tntc, Architect 90 tho state
Guics. Retainer, iisuJhmcn, ilmldrsimc ny
other noble citigruA
- command ~
AONUs a., Rot
AUrst CpUsr ~ Nnsfr
Prime MIuIttrF aud g.tHf
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GriIninnl Court.

The Walter Mendcnhall navy yard
compress fire case closed suddenly yester-
day afternoon. After the State closed its
testimony the defendant took the stand
and made statement. His counsel then
submitted his case without argument. The
judge charged the jury.
Calendar for today: Nos. IS, Willy
Crenshaw; 30, Richmond Johnson; "a,
Will Woods; ~, Chas. Williams, alias The
Devil" 81, VIII Gillian; los, John
Green.
Calendar for January 90 Nos. 60, Walter
Sherwood; 81, J. K. Campbell; 81, Abe
Thomas; 90, viii Woods and William
Allen; "a, James Medlark; %, Abe May
field
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DtTI,

nfEs3tNg-M waWHy. Tennessee. wednesday
morning ian. ~ tss NirskrfT BLi1.tss. asUd
5,y car. mother II A. J. and Charles , nlrsing
Funcrnl will take pllco from 81 Hicrs church
this rruUit-DANl afternoon ~ o'clock Friends
az the family are luyltci ~ attend.
wEii.-Wctnosday morning January A. iss NJ
rrs'itnro ~ Woiir iUH Market strrut CAROLINE
VIII, aged ~ YEAR. sister ~ The late .. folA
Funemi will take plarc from residence this
THuBsDAYl afternoon n O'Clock Friends arc
Invited o. attend.
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CAUGHT In THE COURTS.
A VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY PROB
ABLE IN MENDENHALL'S CASE.
Sensational Case Before Squire Hugh
ey. While Squire Gutenberg Turns
Out One of Very Interesting Char
acter.

At the chancery court yesterday the ar
guments OF counsel IN the railroad cases
against the Memphis & Charleston rail
road, involving right OF way to Broadwa,
street, closed and the cases were taken un
de. advisement by Chancellor Estes.
Calendar for January 10: Busby w
Wendell, Hally vs. Fitzgibbon, Newport vs
Ferguson, Baxter vs.. Walters, Ess vs.
Walters, Clapp Vs. Page, West vs.. Garrett
Taile vs. Memphis Building and Loan as
ISOLATION, Orgill w. Davis, Harris Va. Har
ris, Waldran vs.. Clapp; East Tennessee
Virginia q Georgia railroad vs.. Memphis
Charleston railroad.
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Y. M. @. A. NOTES.

EyERY member Of the ladies auxiliary
committee IL requested 10 meet In their
parlons, No 2O7 Main street, this afternoon
ut 3 o'clock. business pertaining 10 the
photograph exhibition will DO discussed.
Az exhibition Of the Edison improved
phonograph will bcgiycn ON Friday night,
January "a, for the benefit Of the atsocia-
ton. Tickets - cents.
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his client. When Mrs. Shelly had first
taken the witness stand she was asked by
him II she was a married woman, and,
being answered in The affirmative, he
moved TO dismiss the case, us it was the
husbands duty to prosecute. Instead OF
this, the court stated that he would con-
tinue the ease until Sheely returned TO the
city. Then Carter stated that he would
waive. the objection and 90 TO trial. After
the excitement which Mrs. Shcely had
| created was abated the court stated that
the whole matter was question OF vercity
between the girl and her employer and
that he would continue the case until the
husband returned, and put the girl under
bond OF $3.50. Mrs. Fields, kind.
hearted lady, who is befriending the girl.
having implicit confidence in her integrity
went out and made the bond, and took
the girl home with her. The trial bids fan
to be a racy ono at the next hearing.
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shelby Circuit Court.

Yesterday an attachment was filed by
Adolph Friedman against Silk, Krouse q
Co.
Rosa Hall filed n divorce petition against
7. Hall, colored, on the ground OF aban-
donment
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s.na,nr MII.en Re.Elec,na.

DEs MofSEs, Ia, Jan. iS.-The two
houses Of the legislature met In Joint scs.
sion AZ noon today and declared James D.
Wilson duly elected United States senator
for a term Of six yces, from the 9th Of
March, 1889.
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Dividend Notice.

Mfsrnis TTSs.. Jan. u. issA I
Al the rcgular monthly meeting Of the
boarI oi directors Of this bank, held this
dav. A cash dividend Of Eve (jj per cent.
was declared out Of the net earnings Of the
past six months, payable on demand.
q. II. RAiSr, Cashier.
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Licensed 10 We'd.

Marriage licenses issued since last ~.
port George w. Langhein and Dora
Banmann, J. A. Lewis and Sallic Richard.
son, sam Hightowcr and Mamie John
son (coloredl, George Faceon aud Ella
Prior (cOlOrcd).
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County ncgl,,cr,. Omre.

Real estate transfers filed since last re-
port:
Samuel Watson 10 VIM. Watson, -
acres, southeast OF city, for $3.50.
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MLNrnn, 1cnn., Jan n, IN
Messs G. q. johnson, Chairman; J. ~ Williams,
kcscr Galloway, Committee Memphis Mardl
Graa. ely.
Dear slrs--i am instructed by the Doari Of ~
rccions oi the Cotton Exchange a. Inform you that
your rnqucst of the ith Inst, asking the TO- Of the
Cotton Exchange hall for ball purposes. was con
sidcpd nj their meeting tp'iay, aud, on motion.
was respectfully declined. Ncrl rTIcctiully,
IlESEY lbt1En, SECRETARY.
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HEABQUARTERs C1ilCKAsAw GuARDs,
hrHuiis Trss, ianuufy H. istN
CPTrtAt ORDER No a= The memhcrs Of this
y command M hereby Orirr.i 10 assemble IN
M IL nrmDty on This OlluHSpAll night NJ
o'rluok. IN luil dUts uniiuun iuf inspection BY
The Assistant Adluiant Grucfa ~ the state
~ order Z tANNEt, capt Com dg
nt N srgYrs Pint sefreunL
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rI'IE Home Construction Company wish 81 pur.
l ehass ~ IN q apfus NJ lnud iu tuhufia oasily
nrrrssihlr tn tinvet ear gis and Wuirf owners ~
such desiring 10 veil will prls submit nli,fs 10 me
Al uNgE MiNTtH rARkIH
Affluu fpffuinfV. ~ Main.
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Mr. c. o. johnson. Chairman Citizens Committee.
Dear slr-plcasc sc above. Il speaks iof itself
RESPECTFULLY,
h. a. KEELING. Secretary.
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800 MAN, ZELLNER & GO. 800 MAN,
MOMUS IL,
KING OF THE CARNIVAL

MOMUS IL,
KING OF THE CARNIVAL,
Having heard that there was discord in the
Council of the Cotton Exchange, thanks
the loyal members, and orlains that the
Kings Ball shall DO held ut tho Gayoso
House.
To Our LOYAL Merchant Exchange. Greeting
We commend your real aud loyalty, and our cili
hcns appru,o H. we thank you for your courtesy,
and your graceful tender will be recalled with
pleasure when your more selfish ucighbor aud
their rciu.nl VIII sleep IN well deserved oblivion,
Our visit botokcns good Will and We would not
Sully our ROYAL Honor by receiving that which has
tor,natiun Hall shall he held at our Roy aud
prlnccly HALL UayOso
Attest DE Noss rrlmc Minister aud Cook
MNrnis. Tenn, Jan. II. 1855
T. A. Keeling Secretary Merchants Exchange
Memphis, Tenn:
Dear slr-The undersigned having been appoint
Ell u consider the request niado hy committee NJ
chizcns tor the usc OF the Exchange room for u
lct ball % he given on February ~, and under
standing that We had power Ia act In the premises,
beg to IMPORT that We have capiully considered the
matter, aud unanimously ngnc Ia grant the request.
lou will Therefore NJ notify the committee.
J. J. TuonNroN,
W. n. ONIKNAN,
y. q. ANpERsoS,
Committee.
Mr. G. o. johnson. Chairman Citlfcns Committee.
Dear sir-rlcasc SO aboye. Il speaks ior itself
RESPECTFULLY,
h a. KEELING, Secretary.
MENrnn. Tenn, Jan H. isSN
Mcsss. G. o. johnson, Chairman; J. ~ Williams,
kohcrt Galloway, Committee Memphis MnTdl
Gfas. city
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Aticsr Corsr ~ NOur.
IfImr Minister and Cut
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-05-25
NOTE AND COMMENT.

Now it is Burlington which is to get
the benefit of half-fare rates for those
who go there on market day. Friday.
We of Middlebury ought to agitate for
the same thing for Mondays.
Col. Albert Clarke has written letter
in which he says he will not be a candi-
date for the lieutenant-governorship. This
leaves the field practically to two Bur-
lington men, Col. L. a. Woodbury. and
Hon. G.. G. Benedict.
His numerous friends in this vicinity
will be glad to read Rev. DIR. Hamlin's
letter on the steel rail question which
appears in another column. We fear Mr..
Peck got on the wrong tack when he
sailed into this discussion.
An exceedingly readable book is w. II.
ii. Murray's Mamelons, a romance of the
Saguenay, a tourists edition of which
Mr. Murray has lately published at
Quebec. The book comprises also 60
pages descriptive of the Lake St. John