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Green Lake.

Thinking the readers of the AMERICAN
would like to know what is being done
here l will say that the Government has
bought about 800 acres of land and Is
having built fish Matching station The
Matching house is up and almost completed
outside. size 5sxi2 it,, ~ fl. high. On the
first floor are the Matching room, 20x42 it..
office lsxl6 and the remainder is divided in
to work rooms. Second floor has two large
bedrooms and store rooms. There is also
building very pretty cottage and stable
for the superintendent of the station. The
old farm house is being remodeled
throughout. The fume to supply the water
Will be taken from pond about IA miles
and Is well underway. The government
Is building a wharf, also reservoir or
artificial pond which contains about three
acres. There are about 80 men employed on
the Matching house. cottage and stable aud
fiume. A. NJ. Foster of Ellsworth is con
tractor. The fume Is being built by Mr.
Newell Slower. Mr.. Ii. Buck OF Orland is
agent in charge, a man we'll fitted for the
place.
j. w. Malone has built the Hotel Bieune
and can accommodate %; he also gets M
dinners for parties that visit here fishing
&c. He has been fortunate in securing the
services of Mr.. +. +. Jordan as steward
and with himself the inner man is we'll
provided for.
Mr.. l.. A Wyman is here at work for
the Government. He and another Ellsworth
man were out in boat the other evening
and II the steamer Boss Hale" had not
happened along and taken them in tow no
knowing what the result would have been.
Mr. John J Carr of Ellsworth j. build
lug the foundation for the new building.
and is doing some good and substantial
work. The plumbing i being done by
j L. E.dridge- He and Mr. Carr were here
last week putting Tin cutters on the
hatchery.
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Marine List.
Ellsworth Port.

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED
"Wednesday, July :!
>ch Forester Farrell Eoston
Thursday, July >
~ Storm rc'r.l, Bouscv, Boston
Nch Mnnrnia, RAY Boston
>cA capt John. smith. >aco
SAILED
Montay, July =
~ch Forester, Farrell. Boston
ARRIVED
oh Aiam Eowihy, Lord Boston
Tuesday July >
~ + ; Lawrence, Patterson, Plymouth
>ch Nellie Grant, DodEc, Boston
IN irhorctr CLARK. Boston
sch Fair W !na. lArnp9nn. Boston
Dom-stio Ports.
Bo-ton-Ar july =, sch, , 4 Paine ana Mary
steele. nrcl Isle
Ar .July =, -ch- Samuel Lewis. Hoisklns, Ban
sor y Cobb, Johnson. ElUch!l
sd Bully =, .ch Grace steven.
N tuly p, schs QuicAstoF, Eurkminster New
l"rA, JOHN Drrar,i. Robbins, beer .7i, "
Barker, Bake, Roudnut { + Pickering. Marshall.
Por; johnson, g " Lewis ~cdewick
Dutch Island Harbur-Ar July -. sch Hattie :
collins. Grceulaw, nrecn's Landing for New York
lyann@-Ar july .. -chs : Hart. Kelley,
sullivan for New furk
Ar July -. sch webster Barnard. New York for
Bangor
New YORK AR July =. sens nanlel Webster
Turner, Burkspurt; All-tou, smith. and Cnrnrl
White, sullivan; A Il Mitchell BurllCh. Nlnat
haven
Ar July Is, sch Northern Light, Robbins, Clark'-
lstand
Ga July p, SCH Grace tower. johnson. Frontera
Ar Juiy Is, sch " Holder. Trainer, Gonaives
Nrwbury Pnrt-Ar july -, sch May Queen,
Grant Franklin
rorAnd-Ar July %, sch vixen, Rice, steuben
Ar July =, sch baltimore. Cautase, Bluehiu
Ply mouth->ld july -. -ch T. Potter, Bluehi
fcnsAcola-t!i July %, sch Susan y Pickering
Haskell, Providence
fhiladclrhia-Ar July .. sch " II Gard. woos
ter, Sullivan
Portsmouth Ar July q, sch 7 Crocker, Deer
'slc for Boston
~ Juy z, - Light y the East, swans Island
Tor Philadelphia
>aIcn-Ar July q, IN Enterprise, Robinson.
>uii,an
n july ", sch John ~orne-, swan, island Tor
New YORK
rroyidenoe-Ar July =, ~ cen Ranks, Bick-
ford, Sullivan
GOreiga E0rts.
Pert Elizabeth, { 9 H-s June Il, sch Geo Y
Jordan. Lyman. toomho
Port au l'rnce-Ar July $ sch Waldemar LIE
Ani. Rockport
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A Card.

In answer TO inquiries made in last weeks
that on June 18th. the hast day Of his school,
my lille boy came home in much disires,
caused by kick in hi- bowels by some of hi>
>choonaIe-. ON examination by TWO phy.-
clans hi sickness anu death were pronounced
to be the result Of the blow received.
Mrs. I'll NICE G.. SnErI.
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Card of Thanks.

| wish to extend my heartfelt thanks to the
people both Of Lamoine and Trenton, who. re-
gardless of the storm then raging, fastened to
render assistance and by their timely efforts
saved M buildings from further destruction.
Such deeds are worthy Of public recognition.
and serve TO verify the words that friend
in need is friend indeed"
GILMAN B. HODGKINs.
ItIlt.
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Messengers Notice.
OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF HANCOCK COUNTY
STATE OF MAINE

OFFICE OF THE SHERIFF OF HANCOCK COUNTY.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, IS July 23nd A. D. 1891.
This is to give notice that the 2lst day OF July
i A. ID. 1891, Warrant In Insolvency was Is
sued out of the Court of Insolvency for said Coun.
ty of Hancock, against the estate of said Pearl
Atherton and George I'll. Sperry, doing business
under the name and style Of Atherton Sperry at
Buehil in said Co. and Pearl Anterior as indi.
vidual. adjadged to be Insolvent debtors petit
ton of said debtors firms and Ather;on as ind
yid-al which petition was filed on the 2lst day Of
Jlly, ID. ls9f, 10 which date interest claims
is to be computed that the payment Of any debts
to or by said debtors and
firm, and the transfer and delivery of any proper
ty by them are forbi lden by law; that d meeting
of the creditors Of said debtors to prove their debts
and choose one or more assignees of their estate,
will be held at court of insolvency to be holden at
Ellsworth, in said county. the thirteenth day of
August. d. 1891, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon.
Given under my hand the date first above wris'
ten. l.. f. HOOPER,
Deputy Sheriff as Messenger OF the court Of In.
solvency for said county of Hancock. 2w30
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To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the Coun-
" of Hancock, state of Maine.
MARGARET STRATTON of Hancock Han
Il cock county, State Of Maine, widow of sam
uel Stratton late of said Hancock, now deceas I'd ,
respectfully represents that at Probate court
holden IN said county at Bucksport on the %
Wednesday in February a. D.. 1891. she was duly
appointed and gave bond administrative OF
the estate Of said samuel Stratton, that she
resigns said trust, to wit, said appointment Of adj
ministratrix and prays that such resignation may
be allowed and accepted and that Elliott Stratton
Of said Hancock,a person OF more that Il years of
age, well suited and qualified for the trust. be ap
pointed administrator of said estate of said sam
uel Stratton to fill the vacancy caused by said
resignation. MARGARET STRATToS.
Dated this sth day of July A. d. ls9I.
STATE OF MAINE.
At Court of Probate holden at Buehill within
and for the county of Hancock, on the second
Wednesday of July, A. ID. 1891.
On the foregoing petition, ORDERED, That the
petitioner give notice to all persons interested, by
causing copy of said petition and this order of
court thereon to be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American, a news.
paper printed or published in Ellsworth, In said
county, that they may appear at Court OF Probate
for said county, to be held at Ellsworth, on the
second Wednesday of Aug. next, at ten of the
clock in the forenoon, to show cause, If any they
have, why the prayer Of said petitioner should not
be granted.
p. CUNNINGHAM, Judge.
Attest -CHAs. z, DORR, Register.
true copy of original petition and order of court
thereon.
Attest :-CHAs. p. DoRR, Register.
3W.,O
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That tired feeling is entirely overcome BY
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which creates an appetite,
rouses the liver, cures headache. and gives re-
newed strength and vigor to the whole body.
Be sure TO get Hoods Sarsaparlla, which is pc
culiar to itself. Sold by all druggists
Ayers Cathartic Pills are recommended
by the best physicians, because they are free
from calomel and other injurious drugs. being
composed Of purely vegetable ingredients.
While thorough in their action, they stimulate
and strengthen the bowels and secretory or
gans
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MERIT MEASURED BY SUCCESS.

THE wonderful popularity of Swift's Speci-
fic 5. $. S. is the natural result Of the tests
to which the public has put 1t. The merits Of
the medicine have remained the same. but the
knowledge OF the people with respect to its
remarkable curatives properties has increased
until now there is 4 demand for It wherever
the English language is spoken. 5. ). 5. was
first offered specific for contagious blood
poison. For that It was, and is, truly speei-
fc. But 1t is now regarded, wherever its
virtues are known, as a true specific for ali
forms Of blood disease. Whole columns could
be tIled with testimonIals TO that effect.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1891-07-30

Not only are the hotels fllug rapidly
with summer visitors. bat our quiet home
people are entertaining many friends aud
relatives who leave their busy city life 10
ENJOY the cool loyeliness of our beautiful
mountaln-bouDd harhnrs Mr. and Mr.
Thomas Clark Of Augusta have been <peud
ing several weeks at North East, South
West and Bass liarbors. Rev r. NJ
Cousins of Cumberland Mills, with his
wife and Interesting trio Of children spent
last week at his boyhoOd home with his
brother, Mr. Osborne Cousins. Mr. II NJ
E>tabrooks OF Orono College, with his
wife and little ones. is enjoying his yaca-
ton with the family Of his father-in law
Mr.. James Clark on the south side
Mr. and Mrs W W Rich have accepted
positions as teachers In the Orphans Home
in Rhode Island, and leave for their new
work on Thursday of thi, week
Mrs. Hale Jacobs of Maiden Mass. an
accomplished contrato singer. who hiss
for many years made music her special
study and vocation. recently spent week
at Southwest Iarbor. visiting one of her
pupils Miss Maud Mason. on SUNDAY even
iug last, the congregation at the Union
church listened To beautiful duct. The
Magda!enc at the Savior'> Tomb. rendered
with taste and feeling by Mrs. Jacobs aud
Miss Mason. after which they were favor
ed with solo prayer written expressly
for this vocalist, which brought out her
rich contralto tones with wonderful power
and sweetness. and as the cultured voice
thrilled the hearts Of the people. All must
have felt that they had eni we'd a rare treat
such a. gave added force 10 Mr. Ireland's
excellent sermon. Mrs Jacob. will spend
the remainder of the season with friends
at Squirrel Island and Fryeburg.
July %. STRAY.
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Pc SCNAIS.


Mr. Harvey H. hiacA returned TO Boston
GU N'"''> Oh ''>' "eeh'
Nj pa'id Haze sou OF John VI. Hale, Jr.'
J. Nl>'unE nj nome IN THIS city
Mrs. !. VI. Whtmore and son. of Ev-
er,;t Mass. are visiting in th, city
Mr. ch,rIs. Moore bs. ..o,o 20 u,o.o.l
Point to work for a few weeks,
pr. .bs>. :, Br,edop attended the Dental
C.n,enflou a. brunswick. lat week.
Mr. Racl poriy Of seigwick, has been
,i-r'ag her parent, Capt. aud Ms. Benz Lord.
iutai> city.
-Nr Percy Bartlett went to Portland las,
week Where be Vii he employed for the re-
maindtr 81 re summer.
-Mi-~ Deborah Rodick. Miss Bessie Hig-
-'n- ani MIS- Mabel Mcfarland Of Bar lIar-
ter are visiting friends ~ thi> city.
Mrs Arno Wi.welI j. visiting her ION.
judge \. F. Wi-well. in this city.
M,>,r> J. W. Nealiey. T.. d. Carr and
Edward Jordan Went on fishing exiedi,ion
.,t Mon4sy anI VIII spend week on lie
F,upb>co'
Mr. Cnas W, 'umier and family Of Brew
e. arrived ~ t"'> ''f ISL week OF visit 70
Mt Curriers' parents, Mr. and Mr.. Nelson
''s
Mr.. Herbert Wh.nem"re Of Cambridge.
Ma. who ha> been spending hi vacation
"'a ~ mother in tai> city. returned home
'i'''-N Mus ''' ~, ,I>'''' N'''
f''''.' A''-N rs N'h' 10 va Town iAe'
~"' ''''S' ''' nee To u "'7el'aa Lake
Harry >urague Of Boston. ha- been visiting
a. trend and former srhoolmate. Mr.. VIM
,rtd +, Aiken, ION OF cN-nay OF Aiken, in thi,
''s
N :, Fannie ka'on Of BANGOR, : Visiting
Misses Ida anu Lillian Morris al Shady Nook.
Nj. and Mr.. " II Robertson of >o,,,,.r-
Vile. Mss. an, WISHING their ann, Mr.. u
\ Moore. Il, tie co,t,.-. a, Fast Surr,
..r,b d.. ~. al.
,,.s. L.. ..,n.. /, ..rt..ta ...,.
,...,.at.-alth,
u, ~ '',''i - hu'h'po'' "h"
'''i'I 'AT -. h-'he Conference
~ u. IT. "A"t' = Jay '"s heF pans ~
n.y. i'"N A'H ~ '''l'ie i'l' e'iht'uAS i'F
u ."A' ai'"i-' 4i'tr N'-it % wees 10 'hls
9'' - rs '''N-i'7 'u'ii"e4 Il LIZ %
~. l. - "ou.d- Of iAi- city. ha- return
=" in' from N'N't 70 MfH' A H. Jones IN
III. T. Z. Dodge VA, in thi, city Tuesday.
booking fpr a suitable house into which he
is-irc- TO moyv hi family now residing al
Jone'ioEt.
MIR 4. r Burnham has returned home
from 'i,lt Of several weeks 10 her daughter,
Mr. Or Brow d. IN Brockiou. Mass
NJ >,et.on r Faster and family n, Ro..
ION, b.,.s i...,, j., ,o,,.,, to- f., d.y. an q.
A.-.ito Mr.. Foster, father. Mr.. Zabud Foster,
sud other relatives.
~ wh;,,nor. %. po.,a, NJ
,.,,.,..,. ~, l-ft.,,.a.,t. ..,,,,,.,,i..t -, ~
I friend. Mr.. }. F.. GRAY. made short visit in
TIL, city lat week.
''N''N y 81 y" so VI 'n's '''' IA
;.f,.t. ..ni.
u -'H"'''i' m 'i'''I ana 4"rhi's OF ~ hn
:,
Mr.. 7. a. trabtrce Of Bangor. was in this
'i'S M'hdAS on ri way 10 curry 70 assist me
h''. pr. h't'th u hoiaIh2 series OF revival
=
tl-, .;,, !, ~. ,i...-r. !. -.
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Advertised Letters.

ELLSWORTH POST OFFICE. July %, 1891.
Rev. \. B. Cook, Mr.. james Duffy,
John E. Jordan, Mr., f. j. Jordan,
Mr.. {. ii. Jordan, J. X. Kelley.
Mr.. A. Smith, Capt. Chas. Thurston,
MIR. W. ii. Varney, Miss Matte Ward,
Mrs. Lizzie Young.
Please call for advertised letters.
A. X. DEvERKUX. P. NJ.
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Married..

Ell,worih-July -. at st. Joseph. church.
by Rev. T. F. Butler. Mr.. John A. Gum Of
Chelsea, Mass, and Miss Hannah A. Duen Of
Ellsworth.
July ~, by Rev. J. T. Crosby. Mr.. Allen
;. Kingsley Of GouIdsboro and Miss Mary $.
Frazier OF Ellsworth
Bar iMbor July IS, Mr.. Melvin Leighton
Of CherT, field and Mis-, Cora l.. Anderson OF
Surry.
Castine-Julv IA. by Rev. A. +. Ives. Mr..
Ferdinand Clifford of Belfast and Miss Addie
Mowry of Castiue.
Winterport-July 81. by Rev. II. w. Nor
ton. Capt. William r. Marshall and Miss Ellen
A Nc Neal. both OF Winterport.
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Prospect Hsrbor.

Prospect Hsrbor.
The light was displayed in the new tow
er July 24th, for the first time, The old
stone dwelling house il torn down fiat. A
new wooden one will soon take rs place.
Miss Vida X Cleavcs il at home fiom
Boston on hcr summer vacation.
There will be preaching rs the Univer-
>aiist minister. MIR Wyman, in our church
al ~ 30 every Sunday until further notice.
July ri
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altman.


Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. X. IIaslsm have closed
their house and gone to Northeast Harbur
where they will probably stay during the
summer.
Nj and Mrs. Emery Hastings Of Bos-
ton, are visiting friends here
Mrs John Haslam is improving in health.
Mrs. Julia kingman ha, had severely
i'll turn, but is improving under DR.. Byrns
treatment
The hay season is about over The crop
is better than was anticipated.
Mr., and Mrs. l.. d. Haslam were in town,
Sunday.
Services are held in the church every
Sunday.
July 81.
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Died.

obituary notices beyond the Date Name and
Age must be paid for at the rate of ten cents line
Extraordinarily %, Laura A. Whitaker,
aged month and 81 days
Franklin-July |, Mrs. Ann NJ. Butler. aged
% wears.
Sullivan-July a. Mrs. Abigail, widow Of
Charles Preble, aged about 50 years.
Surry-July 81, Of typhoid fever, Charles
Samuel. only son of Capt. Samuel b. and Mary
NJ. Freethy aged Is years and months.
otter Creek-June "a, Mr.. Samuel Hadey
AGED 81 wears
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
i concerned that he has been duly appoint
ed and has taken upon himself the trust OF an adj
ministrator of the estate of Jane Carter,
late of Bluehill, in the county of Hancock, de-
ceased by giving bond as the law directs; he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
to the said deceased's estate TO make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands there
on to exhibit the same for settlement.
EDWARD f. CHASE.
I,,I,, StI,
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The trustees OF the Seminary have Sc
cured As instructor of their commercial
department. Mr.. Fred c. Ball, of Smiths
Mills, \. Y. for some time principal Of
the NARROW. y. H. Academy. Miss Ada
;. Furnel of Springfield. Mass, will have
charge of the music department Mis-,
Alice j. Dasi, Of Montyilie a graduate Of
the class OF 1855, will be an associate in
structor in English branches. Mr. T. h
Maddocks and wife, of Eiampden, viii act
as steward and matron of the boarding de-
partmeut.
July %.
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A CURE FOR PINpIESt

My face for the last few years was covered
with pimples so bad, that used TO be ashamed
TO 90 AN, where. took two bottles of Sulphur
Btters and the pimples disappeared. | use
them every spring .. Il. Dnlr. EnN Rirer
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When Baby Wa sick, We gave her CastoriA
When shc was Child she cried for astoria
When she became Mas, she chung to Castoria
When sn. asd Children, she gave them CastoriA
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BUCKLEN'S ARNICA SALyE

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhcum, Fever
Sores. Tetter, Chspped Hands, Chiiblains.
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions, and positively
cure, Piles or no pay required. 1t Is guaran-
teed TO give perfect satisfaction, or money re-
funded. Price % cents per box.
FOR SALE By 5. ID. Wiggin.
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Maria,iiIe.
Another beautiful week has passed.
Farmers about town put in a fine weeks
haying. Old fields are light but new seed
ell fields are quite good and farmers are
rejoicing over the best of weather in >ecur-
ing hay. Crops are looking well; just
enough rain has fallen to keep the crops
growing and looking their best. The apple
crop in this section will be almost an entire
failure as the little apples are falling from
the trees.
Mrs Emery Jordan of Brewer is in town.
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John Jordan
Mr.. William Delaittre and wife spent a
few days in your city last week, visiting ms
mother and also to spend few days with
his brother who has recently come from
Aitkin, Mimi, on short visit.
Mrs. Charles Goodwin, of Bangor, was
in town a few days last week visiting rel
atives.
Mr.. William Carr, we think, can be
awarded the prize for the handsomest piece
of potatoes grown in town. If you don't
believe it, please call around yourself. 1t
will pay you for your trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Moor. of Law
renee, Mass. ARE in town visiting his sister,
Mrs. John Jordan. S.
July 81
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For Sale.

At sedgwick. Maine, | 4 story house and ell.
stable, and about six acres of land. Very pleas
antly situated for summer residence. Near post
office, telegraph Office and church. steamers
daily for bar Harbor and Penobscot Bay and riv-
er points. For further particulars address
REV. G. =. BARTLETT,
2ltf Deering Centre, Me.
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New Advertisements.

City and County.
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Comparatively innocent
i the Dung fool on folly bent;
Ii Older fools, since time had birth,
who make the trouble on the earth.
a GOOD .Ier,eN tnnnis .hirt for 81 at IL
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Port Elizabeth, c q IL Sill June II, sch Geo Y
Jordan. Lyman. Colombo
rort au lrince-Ar July ;. sch Waldemar. lie
lani. Rockpor
Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-27
City Court Criminal Side Judge
 Pickett.

Charles H. Storms. trespass, judgment sus. pended; Frank Godette, theft from person, con- tinued to October 27; Mary Cast, alias Mary Free a7; Edward Vail, theft from Matthew Casey, con tinued to October 2; Newman Ginsberg, theft clement from same, Sl5 fine; Peter Cunningham, peaeh bpeash of peace n 10 days in 5a same drunk gan, resisting Sergeant Bissell, $1O fine; same, drunkenness $1 fine. $6.24 costs; James Scanlan, breach of peace, 10 days in jail, $7O6 costs; Joseph Carr, breach of peace, same drunkenness, & fine S6aO costs; John Dixon, breach of peace, Sl fine; same, drunkenness, & fine, $B.24 costs; James Taylor, breach of peace Sl fine; same, drunkenness, $5 fine, S62i costs; Pasquale DrCarlo, breach of peace against Jacob Kadeski, Si fine, 5 .O, ,34 costs; Frederick Carelo assault with m tent to kill, diScharged Frank Russell, statutory burgulary. continued to October 27 Sarah Nich- olas, theft from person, continued to October f; Antonio Carlow and Angelic Emmeri theft from garden of A. N. Farnham, $1 fine, $4.97 costs each.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-27
Had a DeluSion.

Margaret Burns, an old lady who died Sunday at her home at 98 Oak street, has for number of years been supported by the town and will be buried by the authorities. She has been heard by the neighbors to say that she could live in. dependently if she wished to. The town authorities made an investigation but found that Mrs. Burns had no money hid away, or in the banks, and that Mrs. Burns was laboring under delusion. The town will bury her.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-27
Yale Law Journal

The new Yale Law Journal has lately made its appearance. It contains articles from the pen of Professor s. E. Baldwin, Commissioner Simonds and the Townsend prize oration by E. G. Hill on 'The Secret Ballot" Editorials, resumes of late i'm portant cases, etc., fill up the remaining space. Six issues year will appear and the subscription price will be S2 per year.
Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-27
Starin's New Haven Transporter
 tion Line.
Every Day RreepI Saturday.

Every Day Except Saturday.
 nT-N Leave New Haven from sfa-lnAt -G-gDock at Io:i5 o'clock pm. The JOHN IL STARlN, Captain EcAlsfer, every Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday The ERASTUs CORNING every Monday, Wednesday, and Fr1 day Returning. leave New York from Pier is N. R.. foot of CourTian5t street. s. p.rn-. the etsrsn every Mc9dEy, Wednesday and FrIdAy, the Corning every Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs- day; The only Sunday night boaI from New York
 Fare, w!l .srth In cabin, 75c-, srzieroom si Excursion tickets $I.sS.
 Free stage leaves the dspo. on arrival o Hartford train, and from corner Church and Chapel streets eyery half hour, commencing Gt s:3o o'clock pm
 Tickets ard sisterooms csn be purchased ai the Tontine hotel, si the D0wpes SeuR Com pary, S5s Chapel street, and al Peck Bishops fa2 Chapel street.
 H. VAN yALKENBURG, Agent,
 EeJr
Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-27

Train Arrangement Commencing June ls, Is2i.
 LEAVE NEW HAVEN Al 6:51 s:Io, 2sso 1000 and is=0o noon i.os 2.Ss CHS, S:s5 6so0, 7:S5 and ll:i5 pm
 LEAVE ASSONIA At is:is. s:ss, 7:Ss s50s End ii=Ss g. m, is.ss 2-o5. sos f-<5, e=io, e=51. s.s0 p-rn- Sunday trains leave New Haven st s=lo am s:io and ii:i5 pm. pm
 Trains for Waterbury leave New Haven B:5a ios0o, Isseo noo1, g:SS, 5:s5, 7:s5 pm. Sunday s:i0 G. ID.
 The e:So. e:40 am. S:i5 and 6soo ? m trains oui Of Acs Haven connect si BOtsfora for Ril poauts op tss Housaionic IL H. and the West Passengers from the Housa.onic R. F. arrive u New Haven st SOS and q.s7 C. m, ls:k2, 5:is and s:S5 p m
 WILLIAM E. STEVENSON,
 Vice Pres. and Gen Manager A W. PERRIN. Gen Pass Arsut