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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-12-29
CHOLERA IN POLAND.
The Plague Reappears on the Border Of
Austria

The Plague Reappears on the Border of
Austria.
VIENNA, Dec. 23.-The cholera is IN
creasing in the province of Lublin, in
Russian Poland, and adjoining the
Austrian border. The CONSERVATION
caused by the ravages OF the cholera
last autumn in that region had become
aliayed, but is again being aroused,
and many Of the people are
fleeing from the cholera-stricken
districts. The fugitives are stopped
at the Austrian frontier, if seen by the
sentlnels, but there IS no doubt that
many of them escape into Gallcia and
Austria proper. The authorities on
both sides OF the border are doing ell
they can to prevent q panic, with the
scenes of inhumanity which accom-
panied the panic in the autumn. The
report that emigration to America is
virtually stopped has causd much dis.
appointment, as, owing to dread OF
cholera and for other reasons, multi
tudes were preparing to emlgrate dur
ing the coming spring.
HAMBURG, Dec. 23.-It was hoped that
the cases of cholera that have occurred
here within the past few days were
sporadic, but the indications point to
the fact that the disease which ragged
with such fearful effect last summer has
only been quiescent, not killed,
and that the city is in danger
of another epidemic. To-day two new
cases of undoubted Asiatic cholera have
been reported, and two of the patients,
who had previously been removed to
the hospital, died. A general feeling OF
uneasiness exists, and with the APP
the weather. classes is looked Tor.
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MELLOR ENDS HIS LIFE
Amigo Lumberman Puts a Bullet
Through His Brain.

Amigo Lumberman Puts Bullet
Through His Brain.
AMIGO, Wis, Dec. De. n. Mellor,
ofthe late firm of Hoxie & Mellor. the
lumbermen who failed two years ago
for half million and caused
a great sensation in business circles
in this state, committed suicide at the
Vivian Hotel, in this city, at 7 o'clock
this morning. He had partly dressed,
then taking 32-calliber revolver, seat
ed himself on the edge of the bed,
placed the muzzle in his mouth against
the root near the soft palate, and sent
bullet through his brain.
The report from the revolver caused
an investigation to be made by Mr..
Spencer, proprietor of the hotel.
He looked through the transom of
the door, and saw Mr.. Mellor ly-
ing across the bed. apparently in
fit. The door was forced open
and the revolver found tightly
clasped in his hand. He was uncon-
scious, but not dead. He died two
hours later. A jury was impaneled
and an inquest held. The jury re-
GuIA0u q Nc1ulCL 1A dCCOIud..S.6 Will tu0
facts as given here.
There are several theories gwen, by
as many different persons, as to the
cause of Mr.. Mellor's act. One is that
he was afraid to meet Mr.. McLaren, the
assignee, in this suit against him
for obtaining money under false
pretenses, which was to be tried at Osh-
kosh to-day. Another is that he had
lost the confidence of everybody
through the failure, and that business
reverses were threatening him. Still
another is that he has been having
family troubles; that one of his daugh-
ters had left college at Beaver Dam
und er alleged unpleasant circumstances.
These are all suppositions, but it is evil
dent that some news reached him last
night that caused great change in his
conduct.
He arrived here last night from Osh-
kosh and was in good spirits, more so
supper his book-keeper took in
perused. After reading one of them
the expression of his face changed and
he gave deep groan, which was SO I'M
usual that others in the dining
room noticed it. His cheerfulness
left and he appeared like different
man. A.thogh the contents Of the let
ter are unknown to outsiders, it is sup
posed that it conveyed to him the news
of his daughters trouble at college,
which, with his financial troubles, up
set his mind.
He was an exceptionally emerge tic
business man, and had the reputation
Of being one of the Sest lumber dealers
in the state. Since the failure of
Hoxie & Mellor he has been con-
nected with the Northwestern Lumber
Company, composed mostly OF Joliet, ILL.,,
parties. His former home was at North
port, Waupaca County. For two years
his family has resided at River
side, III. His wife was in
formed of his death by wire. No
disposition of the body has yet been
made. He was about so years old. His
family consists. besides his wife, Of two
grown-up daughters and one son about
IA years old. all by his first wife.
The firm of Hoxie & Mellor, who
failed about two years ago, had bust
ness interests in dozen Northern Wis
conein towns. Their interests amount
ed to about 100000. Their headquar-
ters were here. They assigned, the
liabilities haino nvnr'SanO Nnn
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CARRIED HER DOWN A LADDER.
New York Society Woman Rescued from
Burning Mansion.

New York Society Woman Rescued from
Burning Mansion.
New YORK, Dec. 22.-The spectacle of
a handsome woman, hastily arrayed in
morning robes, leader of society, sit
ting enthroned upon the roof of her
own bay window, with fortune of gilt
tering jewels in her lap, in a back
ground of black smoke, waiting to
be taken down, attracted big
crowd in Gramercy Park to-day.
1t cheered to the echo when the
rescuer appeared. and Mrs. Lloyd AS
pinwall was carried down In the arms
element, her jewels behind to which
she had chung SO tig htIy through the
danger. Then the hose was turned on
and the fire put out. The jewels, val
ued at $4,000, were recovered. The
damage to the building was $4,000.
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Buying a Railroad IN New Mexico.

CRY OF MEXICO, Dec. 21.-James S.
Clarkson. ex-assistant postmaster-gen-
eral; V. T. Meek, president Of the Col
orado Iron Company; r. w. Clay, of
Philadelphia, and 7. II. Blackwell and
H. Hobart, of New York. have been here
for several days negotiating for the
purchase of the city and district rail-
ways, about 200 kilometers long. Two
documents are reported to have been
signed this morning. The price is said
to be S9,00O,000, although some say
81, 600, 900. 1t is intended to work the
railroads by electric power. A COM
pany has been organized here to put in
operation an electric indicator or guide.
and it is to be exhibited and operated in
the United States. Among the share
holders are three governors.
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They Expect n Defeat.

PARIS, Dec. 21.-The Chamber of Dep
uties, to-day, by vote of 304 to 227,
adopted the liquor tax reform bill. In
the discussion preceding the division,
the chamber rejected motion in favor
of bourse tax and motion in favor of
a new surtax Of francs on alcohol.
The latter motion was killed in spite of
Finance Minister Tirard's protest that
its rejection would inevitably result in
deficit in the budget. After voting
two months, supply the chamber adj
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Mr.. FGRSTEL ASSIGNS.
The Ex-Treasurer of st. Louis Forced to
the Wall by Creditors.

The Ex-TreAsurer OF st. Lohls TOrced TO
tho Wall by Creditors.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 22.-Michael J.
Ferstel, late deposed city treasurer,
has made a general assignment for the
benefit of his creditors. Gus. Y. R.
Mechin is the assignee. The property
assigned amounts to 1927, 600, and in
cludes a general store in Ferstel-
Vile, suburb in the southwestern
part of the city, and large amount Of
real estate. The liabilities are much
less than one-half of the assets. The
assignment was made because some
small creditors were running IN attach
ments on the property, and Mr.. Fers-
tel wished to put ali creditors on the
same footing.
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IDAHO RlorER ACQUITTED.
Verdict of Not Guilty in the Gem Mine
Murder Case.

NturIeY Case.
RATnDRuM, Idaha, Dec. 23.-Jhe long
and sensational conspiracy and murder
tria, of Webb Leasure has just ended,
in verdict of acquttal. Leasure was
charged with the murder OF Ivory
Beans, one Of the guards at the. Gem
mine. in the Cnur ID Alene. II ls re-
called that q strike of miners
was followed by the employment Of
armed guards at the mine and that a
conflict took place between the two
forces which resulted in the death OF
eight or ten men. Leasure was CHARGED
with killing Beans. The trial has beer
in progress for several weeks. The the
orv of the defense was that Scans was
killed by shot from one OF his COM
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LUMBERMEN Vim TROUBLE.
Muskegon Firm Mortgages Its Yards for
SI5S,OOO.

MUsKEeoN, Mich, Dec. 22.-The Col
Inns & Parker Lumber Company, of
which w. W. Collins is president and
c. II. Parker secretary and treasurer,
chsttel mortgages aggregating sl5s, 900.
The capital stock of the COM
pany is 100000. President Collins
refused to discuss the situation of the
company, and it is impossible to learn
the assets and liabilities. The trouble
is said to be sequence OF that of Lum-
herman Crosby, of Greenville, who
was once interested in the business here.
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ROSS ACQUITTED OF ARSON.
Verdict In the Celebrated Chase, Mich,

Verdict In the Cele brated Chase, Mich,
Incendiary Case.
HERsEY, Mich, Dec. 22.-The famous
Ross arson case resulted verdict of
not guilty. The defendant was charged
with burning down his drug store in the
village of Chase, last April, resulting in
the destruction of almost every build
ing in the town. Ross was alleged to
have had double reason for doing So
to obtain insurance on his drug stock
and to secure revenge on his townsmen
who had prevented his securing liquor
1:oaDqn
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THEY BEAT A FARO GA M +.
Masked Robbers ut Tacoma Secure Sl'0oo
with the Aid OF Ours.

with the Aid of Ours.
TACOMA, WASH, Dec. 21.-Two masked
men entered the Warwick saloon about
midnight last night, and with drawn
revolyers commanded seven men
who we're playing faro to throw
Nm their hands. One of the rob-
hars walked up to the table and
mt 81 600 in coin in his overcoat pocket,
wh1le the other stood at the rear door,
moving a revolver back and forth to
cover the entire group. With the
words. "Good-night, gentlemen, the
robbers stepped out the back door ana
disappeared.
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TRAINS FAST IN THE DRIFTS.
Many Passengers Snow-bound in the Far
Northwest.

Northwest.
SPOKANE, WASH, Dec. Pa heavy
wind continues to blow, and incoming
trains report the snow storm general all
over the West. The Great Northern's
east-bound train is snowbound at
Harrington, in the big bend.
The Washington Central incoming
train is on side track at
Creston; the train from Cmur
d'Alene City did not leave the other
terminal. The incoming Union Pacific
train, due here at 7:l5 last night, has
Dot arrived, and as the wires are Grip
pied, the officials here are unable to To-
cate it. Trainmen report that the
weather east of here is terrific. The
snow is not deep on the level, but the
wind has drifted it badly.
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him tonight at the Catholic University.
where he is stopping. The effect of
this decision by Mgr. Satolli is limited.
1t enables Father McGlynn to serve as
priest in any parish to which he may
be assigned. A return to his old fold at
ST. Stephens is subject for further con-
sideration, and must be settled, authori-
ties here say, by Archbishop Corrigan,
of New York
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BIG HAUL OF JEWELRY.

Burglars Secure $1,000 Worth of Valu-
abies at Seneca, Ill.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Dec. 22.-Burglars
broke into the drug store of w. H.
Mitchell, at Seneca, ILL.,. blew open his
large safe and carried off $4,000 worth
of watches and iewelry deposited there,
and also obtained several hundred dol
lars in cash. There Is no clew to the
perpetratOrs
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r relnler ana the store Of the Little Rock
hb atc Company, at Little Rock. Ark..
nay mase Deen destroyed by fire. Loss. S55.,
Ooo; insurance, $4,000. ''' 'D'''
,n SdHAkLEs FORT. convicted at Marion.
twan+, vi ailanslaughter, was sentenced to
'Hohly years IN the penitentiary
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LONDON PAPER BURNED OUT.
The Office of the Globe Destroyed by the
Flames

Flames.
LONDON, Dec. 24.-Fire broke out this
morning in the machine room of the
Globe. the oldest evening paper in Lon
don, the Offices of which were located
at 367 Strand, w. c. The flames spread
rapidly, and, despite the efforts of the
fremen and the employees of the
paper, communicated TO the composing
rooms, the editorial rooms and
the stereotype foundry, all of
which were completely Quilted. The
first edition of the paper, which is
issued at o'clock, was being prepared
when the flames were first discovered.
The latter editions were issued as usual,
the matter being prepared, and the
paper printed at the office of the
People. The loss On machinery,
presses, type, etc, is heavy.
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McGlynn Taken Back.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 23.-The
famous case of Father McGlynn, of St.
Stephens Church, has finally been de-
cided by the restoration to him of
authority to perform his prlestly func-
tons. The settlement of the case came
vested III Mgr. Satolli, the papal legate,
and the decision was promulgated by
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Ine Bank Staten ent.
New York, Dec. 24.-The weekly bank
,ont .hnus the following changes:
<,g ,aW-mIIIs IN Asnes.

BR1pGEroN, n. j.. Dec. 24.-The big
saw-mills of Smith 4 Conover' at TINS
place. were burned this morning. A
pioh wind was raging at the time, and
nnthinv could be done to check the
aames. which made short work OF the
h,,,ldings. Loss. $4,000.
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CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.

Three Little Ones Perish in q Blazing
Dwelling.
WAvERLy, Tenn, Dec. 22.-Three
children of Marcus White were locked
up in the house last night by their
parents. The house was burned down
and the children persisted in the flames.
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were invaluable, and money cannot re-
place them. It was the greatest fire
here since the burning OF the Grand
Opera House in 1889.
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lay
sS NJ prayed with for an hour by ". &. L.
members.
INF revolutionary sentiment in Rio
M, ,'saae do Sui, Brazil, is subsid1ng. 1t is
r,gM IoWn that he federal government
N t 10 interfere.
SAWYER, a banker at FL Reno, Ok,
l6I&}s inmcteG for robbing his bank OF
g5. lie claimed that the Dalton gang
r =, the robbery.
E,>,a oSL.lE PREMIER, who sued Fred
.r S;""1a1tt VtF In the city court, Brooklyn,
lfr,,oVv damages for breach OF promise OF
T,''@e' got verdict tor s.. ZOO.
ia. S,,l; GASToN, captain of the police,
yS Equ Killed W. c. Strickland, at Jack
lem, Strickland charged CASTOR
gpIH WIN corrupt official acts.
Hrtaa G5nRAI. authorities have made COM
Ii ,n tSJigation, and the result shows
.5o r ~ 1t mat the Mexican soldiers were
prisoners at San lgnacio is false.
ag,d1h4EiGHT train and an express train
No NCm on the Memphis line &C Merriam,
Qlpd | ",'5 engineer George Fouerl was
ace5 "NU several other persons were IN
las b n NIPPLE, Kansas City capitalist,
IAp s ao,: sued for $3.50 Tor not voting.
Which ssIoh IS under a charter provision
0yofts ''AeS the penalty named tor failure
>Ca ANNA NJ. SMITH. the slayer of Au-
& MnrT{ppe, who was convicted at st. Paul
eQcaj1 vi IN the third degree, was SEN
bison 10 twenty-five years IN the state
Mt, W., NahadIan Express office at Sarnia,
gMer" S entered While the agent was at
The SAT-. "Ilu $4,000 stolen from the safe.
Ihere Is was was opened with duplicate key.
!!eld. f Pia Deen decided to complete the Du-
RSeen I Sbo y Black Hills Railroad be-
PeIrp 1SrPtt!!oeen and Rapid City, via
@la{ e ms s. will involve an immediate
n.y.. AOO00O0.
r PEI establishment of D. p. Otte-
Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-18
G.. E. L0NGLEY & co.
101, 1O3, los Church Street,
&rausisrS 8uIng.
New York, New Haven
and Hartford X. Il.
October q, 1899.

FOB NEW roRK-sf:sa, 'f:so, ss:io, fs.es
MA, te:io, $50, s2;sS, fio:so Q. n, 1900,
is:oe.I:So, i:ss sa:so, 500, ss:so 400 CpArlos
car linitedl, SOS. ss:8o, $3.50, SIS, coco par
Tor car limited) ESQ, s6:s5, ss:Io (s:ls Bridge
port recommendation, 1910, P:is PA susSnxrs
-sf:so, $50 500 g. n, 500, e:lt, sy=ot, ss:ie.
Sis, se:fo p. n.
fok wAsEINaToy VIA HARLEM RIvEa-
slf'oI am. Cdany1, sl:io p. m.
FOB BOTTOM VIA SPRINGFIELD - i=Sc
siiss Q. IL, 'i.os, 'i.4 Cparioe car Iinniteto,
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lor car nraited), '<:is and se.ss .. m. suxDxrs-
"a:os o. n. ~s-ss p. M
FOB BOSTON VIA HAHITORD xxp NEW
YORK AID NEW ENGLAND g. R.-g:E Am
(dAny). ss.H pm.
FOB BOSTON VIA ALB LINE AND E.T. ASp
Il. Z. B. R-st.E pm. spznAn-S.Bp.n.
FOE MERDEN, HARTFORD sPRNaFIELp
Erc--s1-so night. 1850 night Cto Hsxrforoo
SEQ, 500. flo:io, sil.os An II o. si.os, si.<4
parior car limited, nrst stop Hartford C-z.oe TO
Hartford only), $40, 500, Q:Is to HartfordD
s5:s2, e:ao, ic:05 p. m. suSnxYs-si.n night
c'i:so night TO Hsrtfcrd). s5.s2 SIS Csec) pm.
New London Division.
FOR NEW LONDON, Ero.-s7.1s night, s-sB
lbs .. n, si2,o6. sasss. 800, 's,xs Cpallor car
linaitedD, 'f:is, s:io. GELS to sayhrcok) se:ss,
Ci:i5 p. n. 6uflfcrd Gcconmets tson-) suKnArs-
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Air Line Division.
FOB MIDpLKTowS. wnLIMAETTC, Fro
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n. L. and N. II. B.; at TzrDsrrIle with ooleheser
branch.
NaaGatxsk pfvfsfou.
FOR wINsTED and way stations via n g. &
d. Division, Hoasaioaic RR.-7:IS, 1000 g. m;
as, s5SS. 7:so p m Wis NAagstack Junction,
i:ss ?. For Waterbury, HOO m suxDArs-
500 g.
NsrthaApson Divtston.
ToR aEEIHCHsE FALLS, TURNER'S
rALLs.wmIIAksBURG, HoLYoKK and NEW
HARTFORD and tntsrmediass stAstons. f.ea.
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Points ths sids II SIS Pm
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GenrI supt.
TT. HEMPgTHAD,
Cen Fsss. Agent.
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Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-18

p 1T feel it my duty to write what won
derful benefits I have received from DR..
Greene's Nervura blood and nerve remedy.
I had nervous prostration and dyspepsia
terribly. I took DR.. Greene's Nervura
blood and nerve remedy, and before had
taken two bottles could sleep and eat,
and felt like new man. I took three bot
ties In all and call myself q well man.
Should again got in that nervous state
shall know what to take to make me well
again. I would recommend all who suffer
from nervous prostration to take this
wonderful remedy, for it ia a sure cure.
Barney Wilson, Champlaine, Clinton Co.,
N. Y"
DR.. Greene, the disooverer of this won
derful remedy, is the successful specialist
in curing all forms of nervous and chronic
diseases, IS W. 14th Street, New York, and
can be consulted free, personally or by
letter. Call or write him about your case.
or send for symptom blank to fill out, and
letter fully explaining your disease, Civ
ing advice, etc., will be returned free.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-18
YALE NOTES.
The Uniforms for the William Waite
Phelps Battalion - The ,Varslt

The Uniforms for the william Walter
Phelps Battalion - The VARSITY
Crew Begin Work To-Day.
The Phelps Battalion of Yale received
their uniforms yesterday afternoon and
took part in Last evenings parade. The
uniforms consist of brown linen busters.
with capes like Mcintosh coat. mortar
boards covered with felt of Yale blue.
Torches have also been furnished. But
whereas the pleased recipients thought
that through the Hberality of Mr.. Phelps
the uniforms, etc., would be free. when
the students went to get their tickets Sat-
urday charge of rs cents was made for
each outfit. Not all who wished uniforms
received them either. The men also re-
ceived tickets for tho Hyperion theater
when ChAuncey N. Depsw speaks on Octo-
Der %. ....
: Yesterday afternoon the 'varsity crew
under Captain Ives began work at the club
house. The new candidates are
first to be attended to and all
ambitious of the eight will be given
an opportunity to learn the Cook stroke.
The following men are available from last
years crew: Gallsudet, johnson, Paine,
Van Huyk, Chat6eld, Rowland and Rog-
ers. After to-day the crew will be in the
hands Of Derby Rogers.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-18


The following building permits have
been issued by Fire Marshal Hubbard dur
ing the past week:
Julia Mills, Dwight street, brick dwelling, slate
roof.
D. W. Allyn, Exchange street, frame barn.
g. B. Warner, Reynolds street, frame house,
81 by 50.
DIT. and ". 3; Allen, Columbus avenue, franc
dwelling, 90 by AZ.
James ", Rowland, Grafton street, frame
dwelling, 10 by 81.
Thomas Bissell, Crown street, brick addition.
Henry z. Beach, Sherman avenue frame house.
slate roof.
F. Altman, Parmelee avenue, frame dwelling,
10 by 81.
M. Sullivan, Orchard street, two-story frame
house.
F: Boylan, Orchard street, frame dwelling, %
by a..
T. N. Fulton, Silver street, more frame houses.
A. Kolterman, Grand avenue three story brick
build, % by GA.
William Keegan, Carlisle street, move barn
and building frame addition.
W. W: Johnson, Dickerman street, frame add
ton, 20 by 70.
NY, Nh. & H. R. R. Co, Meadow and Water
streets, four story brick building.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-18
West Haven Notes.

The charge of st. Lawrence's parish in
West Haven has been placed by the Rt.
Rev. Bishop Mcmahon in the hands of Rev.
FIR. M. MoKeon, pastor of Sacred Heart
church, this city.
The Kesley league at the institute has
appointed the following committees for
the ensuing term:
Executive committee-Dr. R. NJ. Girls
void, F. NJ. Lovejoy, William A. Giles
pie, William P. Donaldson, L. L. Stod-
dard.
Cure fund committee General Sc. Mer.
win, Hon. J. B. Sargent, Hon. Henry F.
Peck, Hon. N. D. Sperry, Seth Il. Moseley,
esq.
Employment committee-Alfred G. Ste
vens, Frank D. Welch, II. n. Foote.
Library committee G. DeArmit
Frank A. Bowman, Samuel Rice.
Entertainment committee-William P
Donaldson, James McCue, DR.. f. r. s.
White, William A.. Gillespie, George w
Conyne.
The West Haven borough authorizes
yesterday ordered surveyor to make linei
and grades for the recently ordered con
crete walks on Campbell avenue from the
site of the horse car barn to the shore
Any walks not completed by November
will be laid by the borough at the property
owners expense.
Morning journal and courier., 1892-10-18
Starin's New Haven Transports
ton Linz.

Leave New Haven from btarb =
DOCK ct io:is O'Clock pm. The
John Il. STARIN, Captain McAlisfef, eysry
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. The ERAsIUs
CORNING every Monday, wednesday and M
day. Returning, leave New York from Pier iS
1tArtn every Monday, Wednesday and Friday,
the Corning every Sunday, Tueedsy and Thurs.
day; The only Sunday night boat from New
York.
Fare. with .erth IN cabin, 10, ssxssroom q
xxcursicn tickets 9i.25.
Free stage leaves the depot on arrival a
Hartford train, and from corner Ohurch .ne
Chapel streets every half hour, oommenctne n
$50 O'Clock pm.
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TIE Tonttne hotel, at the Downea NevI Cen
RanL - Cnapei street, and ct Peck BinhspT
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