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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-01

- ~ Ness4tt tN-faN IttNNs NAs aAtsA
=. wilisvtr. Psiihstsrs. NJ giving The
srperieaoe vraes Iva iroabled Tor ssv
. sral meaihs viih asertrs coush vhich
vouid hsvs tuSpei 10 consumption but
for the tinsly use Of DR. Balls Cough
syrup.
chsrlss II abbey vs fatally 10 jared 81
The ktmbsll ledge 10 Hsrivict las; week
Wednesday. While be s1 q, work NOV.
ips stone large foct isll apon him.
crashing ose les The lss vas stipulated
but death resulted
Ds. I'D Haorsba0. the newly appointed
poa nssler ~ Rullsnd. has prepared bis
bosi and fors.rded II 10 Washington.
There are Eve sisnen 70 tbs document.
which is Cor $50, 900.
The natr ois negro in Virginia
ihresiened 10 give his sable attendant .
aossius Il be boiled bis eggs hard sgsin.
You rsesll slouisd ithe enrssed planter,
didnt tell you - cook them eggs soi,i
Yes. mssss, said the frightened negro, an
I got on 1t 2 o'clock die moruiu. and biz
ed dem i've houu, 40 it seems to me
ever can set dem eggs sof,erl
II amy is The youpges, OF the family,
the only boy smoog several girls, and
sonnet imes the superior Of girls seem to
weigh heavily on bis youthful mind. The
other day We heard bin say thoughifully
TO himself; Women always fret. wont
der why God didn't mSke EN- srst. but be
dijn't. He made Adam ftst.
The war department, has awarded med
OIL OF honor to Brevet Msior General l., A
Grant. commander OF the old Vermont
Brigade aud nov Assistant Secretary Of
War. for distinguished gsllsntry at the
battle Of Salem Heights, Va. May 8. 1863
Cough and cold are the danger signal,
which nature has provided to warn the
unfortunate victim that the affection
which is confined TO the head and chest
may soou reach the lungs To avoid such
= calamity take DR.. Bulls Cugh Syrnp
when you fret catch cold
Hon Walter Il Howard Of Fairt aven, Vt
T. 8. consul at Cardiff, Wales. will make
way Tor Aothooy Howell's OF Ohio WHO
was on Saturday appointed to the consu-
late st Carliff 1t lie understood that Mr.. 1
How ard WHO is engaged in the study Of
in ernttional law. will remain abroad
some lime longer and will make hi, home
In London. m
The Vermont dsirymen IRE making
extensive preparations for Worlds Fair
exhibition, and their exhibi, leaves White
River Junction in sp ,cul refrigerator
car June /, in charge OF the Vermont and
NV Hampshire dairy commissioners
Fifteen feet floor space will De given the
exhibit. Another exhibit will be made in
October
Fred Gosselin, a moulder at the Howe
Scale works. Saturday AFTERNOON accident
iy spilled ladle OF melted iron on his left
foot. 1t instantly burned through his
sboe. The flesh CT his foot below the an
kle was badly burned and had il not been
for the prompt assistance Of his associates
his foot would have been spoiled. They
got the iron out OF the shoe as well as they |
could before the arrival Of he doctor. DR..
Septon was called and dressed the injury. |
The pL ysicisn thinks be can save the foot |
sihough the burn is a bad one.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-01
STATE NEWS.

| For three weeks was suffering from
severe cold in my head. accompanied by
pain 10 the temples EIy's Cream Balm
was recommended 10 me. After only si,
applications OF The Balm every trace OF ID,
Geld Was rer owed = Henry @. Clark. New
York spt rails, RS Office.
my nose and head for = week ct q time
could not see ! used EIy's Cream Balm
aud in few days was cured. L, Is won
derful how quick |. helped me = Mr.,
q, orsis S. Judson. Hartford Conn.
Gov Fuller bias refused three spplics
tioss for pardon Of liquor Hers confined
in the house OF correction.
a. u--A--'- i-.-.s. ..iii O.m
bridge was burned Friday. together with
300. 600 feet Of sawed lumber.
The Elias Lyman Coal compsny, with
. capital stock Of $40. 900 is the success
or OF Elias Lyman a Co. col dealers. al
Darlington.
An es imsie places the smount OF coal
sbich Siil be handled by the dealers oil
Rutlsnd this year st l25. 900 tons OF which
three fonrlhs viii be used 10 Rutland.
Walter Miller, 10 year old ,sa OF Fred
A Miller OF North Sprlnefie ld was drown
ed 90 Thursday Of last week 10 8 stream
near bis fathers house.
DR. Gyms Edison, who has been sppointl
cd health commissioner OF New York city,
i nalive Of Chester w. He 10 fsvorably
lnosn TO the public. having for some
time b,oa chief OF the sanitary depart,
meut He is mao Of large experiences
.sd Is popular.
There 10 - be sloat 10 houses and bus
sess blocks erected within the vi l.se
lmils Of Barre this summsr
Oscar A M.rshsil. ssed IS years. ,on o.
Isor Msrshali ard cashier Of the People
,siionsi bsbk. died ii his home 10 Brat
sboio Wednesday He represented the
o.n 10 the legislature of 1880. add had
srersl public eftices lie wss lishlyesi
ssmsd. be is survived by asidov and
70 children.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-01

The ebdosment crpze was an expensive
am usement for the people OF MAssscbn'
sits. Insurance Commissioned Merrill,
10 his annual report. says that during
their brief eiistance the fifty six Massa'
chusetts corporations OF the endowment
class gathered a membership OF 800. 600
snd collected from the certificate holders
over sl3 100000. From this sum lees
than Q percent Of the membership receis'
ed In payment Of the earlier mstured Ger.
iiacs,es over 81, eo0. 900. while s.. 900. 900
vas paid 10 clsims for sickness Nearly
1000, 600 lone half undcnisbly il not no.
dissuisedly stesl-wen, into the pockets
Of the promo ers and officers as expenses,
leaving at the end otly about 81, 800. 600
iur distribution TO the remnant OF $50 900
mem bers, only trife more than was sobi
BLEED by the $4,000 who got in on the
er0npd floor. which list, OF course, 10
eIades all ~ the sr"----~- 49, -i-'-~-.
snd auuts.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-01

The M. Albar. Messenger tells Of .
-ssa.h 10 lbsl pl.os ~bo hsyits Aossmu
lated q te. haBdfed ioilsrs insisted on
in,~,ins u at the West. ,lihoust she
sa sdrissd by parties there that II her
moasy e0nld gather Eve per cen, interest
10 Ssrmosi che bad better keep to, home.
sbs preferred sight per cent, howeur.
sn seEl Der money West The ether ds.
The oompssy with which bu each was
placed failed. npd ID. vomsp. Who eau
~ saofd 10 lose even few bundre5F,
must rap the consequences Of Insisting
90 az eight per cent basis
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-01

Eugene Cooper, aged 20, shot himself
in the head at his homo iu Sb aftsbury Ger
ter Monday Morning on scconnt OF disap.
pointment 10 love sffair Cooper was .
mechanic and until recently worked foi
the A. l. Cushmsn Mar ufscluriug Com pc
ny OF North Bennington. He is living,
but cannot recover
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-01

Ia Nlsisski iAnnos vill dosbiiss h
uos tesi sav 70 nsish Little more nuas,
.Ba ssi AHis less Fipfy. Ne j. reported
% ssyiss that aufirs tss astm ~ hiss'
lsf be spesi $4,000 mote ihss tis ssI.flt
.nd b. yea 1 a. Asabssss5er. tistff NJ
Bsysr8 has ehssfibl prospect
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-01

TIE y y, World has made esrsial IN,
.csligstioe o. tes shlntsee Of sioets fisee
The hntoiis5usry and Sad. the following
result:
The srinkEge 10 The price Of Industrial
stocks ssaos Jsha1y has smoru,ed 90
more thsn slos .poo,0e
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-01
GOMMIssIONERS, NOTICE.

Estats OF FLosrr b. ALLsr.
The undersigned hAslsg been appointet BY
the Hon. Probate Court TOT the Dlsxiet ~ Nan.
adjust all claims aud demands Of sl psrsvns
against the estate u kft&t
rlorey d. Allen late Of Dorset
IN said District, deoesssd and aJ claims EXHIBIT
ed la Offset tbsfsto hefsby give notice that w.
viii meet TOR the purposes aforesaid Al the late
dwelling b0use Of the deceased Ia said Dorset
on the 20tb dsy 81 October, nert from O'Clock
A. N until O'Clock y n on said day, aud that
ar mepths from the 1Dth DAY " April
D. 1tS3 isthetime limited BY snid Coart Tor
said creditors 10 present hsir eiaims 10 ~ f0f
examination and allowances
Dated Al Dorset this 9Th day Of April
a. MS
JOHN cUft1Is.k Z ~
sss 0tOh0E NJ. WALL, S"hs'
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CHAH. p. BRADLEY.
H0YT bPELMAN
laura WALKERS. ESTATE.

Il n W ESIAGEs
- sTATE or VERMONT, District OF Manchester 90
Be II remembered, that 1t . sss.i0n Of The
Probate Court, holden At Manchester, within aud
for said DISTRICT ON the 10Th day VI Mag A. d.
1893 's1ll4
Present Hon II. X. FowLrn, Judge.
whereas, . certain instrument IN writina. un (.
der seal. purDortiDg 10 be the sst will and tests-
ment OF Laurs Walker late Of Manchester
In said District, diseased, having been
Ibis day presented 10 said CONT 0f Pho.
bate and duly filed In the Registers Cfice.
Therefore, u n Of, dersd that oil psi~0Ds Ia.
terssted In the estate OF said deceased be
notified 10 appear before said Court, at III
Probate Office 10 Manchester. in said district !,
on the 9Th day OF June A. ID. 1893. At 10
O'Clock A, NJ. by publication OF this ofdsF,
three weeks snoeessivsiy previous thereto IN
the Manchester JOURNAL, . Bswspsper printed
st Manchester Aforesaid, 10 show cause, N shy
they may have, why said instrument In writing
should not be proved and allowed IS the last
will and testament u tbs sid deceased
33w j. y. FINN Heeister
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-01

Tbs Chiesso 'slf xss 0peDed 10 the pet
10 la.i sandsy snd there VAS large a.
tebd.ros The 0oFefnmtri bBildlug and
msny d TIE state bailainss were closed,
.lso The Ess llfh dspsSinsut AZ sppli'
csiloa ~ % it!aBo,ion rts,slsleg The
msnsssu iiom opetibg the islr lad bseu
Sled WITH {. s ledse by = federal Of
Seer, bat pgi seos tSoash 70 bs aeled ap'
% Ssintisr.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-01

Alexander Russell Webb, the United
States consul, VIII four years ago embrs'i
ed the religion Of Mohsmmed snd has re'
turned % this country TO propagate that
religion, says that large number OF Mo-
tammedsns are planning 10 emigrate from
lndi. 10 the United States aud that they
will probably form colonies 10 several Of
southern states. Acting under the aui
ihority Of many Of the most prominent
snd wealthy Mohsmmedans in Indis. Mr
Webb has obtained prices on large tracts
Of south,rn landf. lie says the Mohsm
medsnsI sre eIiravagsnt admirers OF the
Uniied States and the majority would, lie
thinks, be glad to become American cili,
gsns. Mohsmmedans, who have loog
cherished The idea OF emigratiug TO this
county. have not done so because there is
20 established colony here.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-01
GEOkGE w. UTLRY,s Esta,e-

State Of Vermont, District Of hanohes tsr 81
The Probate Court (or Ne Dtaricf Of Manchester
To I'll persons Interested In the estate oi
George W. Uiley late OF Manchester In said DIS
triot. deceased! GHEKTIsg
BY the authority OF tho stats Of Vermont. yop
are hsrsby nstahsd V sppsss esfors Ne ssid
Probate Court, pt ths Probsls onoe ia MAs.
chsstst, In said Diatsict. on the isth dsy o.
June a. ID. 1888. ~ show cause, II any you have,
Why the account 81 Charles n. Buehlin Of his
administration Of the estate OF said dscsassd
should not DO Allowed, and also why tbs residue
Of said esiat shoph not be distribstoA ~ ~
parties entitled thereto. @EEa WFE1U
Dated Al Manchester, ID said District. this sfst
day Of MAYA d. 1893.
43v j. H. FEM. Hsaistsr. X
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NOTICE OF TERMS OF PART

NEhonII.
In accordance with the p DIVISIONS Of Betoion
1880 OF th General Statutes OF the State Of Con.
neoticut. notice is hereby given that Chsrlss /.
Brsdle, VI the town 81 Branf0rd, In the
State Connecticut. and Hoyt BpslmAn, Of the
City Of Brooklyn, In the State Of New Yorh.
have formed "a limited partnership. 70 besin up.
on the hrst day OF May, 1903, and TO terminate
upon the first day OF Nav 1885.
The said Charles Y. Bradley 10 the specisl
partner, acd the said Hoyt Spelman 10 the gen
eIai partner, and the busine,si 10 TO be carried
on under the partnership nains Of Hoyt Bpel-
man. The business IL to be carried on 10 said
Branford, and also IN Manchester Centre, la the
State Of Vermont The amount OF capital paid
In by said Charles Y. Bradley 10 Tsn Thonssnd
Dollars 100000
CHAH. p. BRADLEY.
3w H0yT bPELMAN4
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-01

IN SECRETARY Of the Treasury. CHARLES
Foster Of Ohio has failed for large am
oas, and the failure q likely TO be bad
oae, though the plucky eI Secretary says
he thsi devote BIS hest efforts to psyios
Li. creditors 10 fuli. The reason Of The
failure IL due 10 the fact that Mr.. Foster
vas ensssed 10 too many tn'erprists
which would 90 doubt hsve been carried
through sacee stully had times continued
prosp,roas. but With shut down 10 the
money msrket they bad TO go under
Basiness faa largely on borrowed
capital IL the first 90 fufier.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-01

The ouilosi otas Ninth Annual fxhi.
baiion oiihe Nutat association Of Read
Troi,iss Hor~ heedsgs 90 10 lsh u
whissn ver Jrodso. yt.ths ioursh see !
In August nan . ssssdinsiy prom siss
The Hsssnan .lonshou1 the state srs
looking forward D, nd mxiins prepare
lions and skisg 1isest in the approach
Ing meeting Tie tack is in The finest
eoHdiiioa AMI ,si, o be the tastes, ~
New england. Bliris The stakes ADD
purses Close Jln, 10.
T.pleys ',BuAa Winner, " out wesis al
other shoes
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-01

OF President Cleveland Editor Waiter
son ssys Mr. Cleveland may make .
sptoa. OF spoil horn, but be and his as
sooisie, will make themselves solid and
,sfe against coatumely and disgrace only
10 the courage Of their opinions and .
bold yIbdioaiioa OF the Chicago platform.
They can gain nothing by yielding 10
time servers aud time serving demands.
They will lose us, and themselves. every
thing, il ihsy listen 10 the siren voice OF
beaten moaopCly. which nos s'oops to
Conquer.
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II was n notable fact that While The
people Of tie North celebrating Memorial
Day. the body Of JEFF Davis WAS being re-
moved from New Orleans to its fnal ct
ing place 10 the cemetery a, Richmond
Vs.. and that the progress through ibt
south was marked by remarkable tesli
monisls Of honor aud esteem. 10 Oh,
section Of the country patriotism is every
where bonored while ia the other tresfou
was glennei. THIS is q peculiar stste o'
affairs. the only thing to regret being that
the Southern people still cherish the
memory Of man who led them into sc
much sorrow and trouble and who was 10
position to know that the rebellion was
no, only without adequate cause but was
not likely TO succeed
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-01
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I ,OHI VI IDDIONTND NOIIOT.
EsTATg oF PUEBg BUCK. fse&
Tho undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon Probate Court Tor the District Of Man.
| chester Commissioners, to receive. examine,
and adIuft all claims and demands OF eli per.
sous against the estate Of Phebe Buot, late
of Arlington deceased, and all claims tIhib.
tied IN ,fset thereto, hereby give notice that w
will meet, for the purposes Aforesaid, a he
ton on the 2sth day Of October next from y
O'Clock A. M. until 4 o'clock ?. ~, on said day
| aud that slI months from the 3sth day April
~ 1909, 10 the time limited by said Court
Tor Said creditors to present their claims TO US
for 4 Iamioatio and allowance, tsIUu
Dated At Arlington, this 10Th day Of April
AID. 1895
2s~' JAMES WILLIAMS oomrs
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= - >
A BNEK RICHARDS EsrArg

. state u Vermont District of Manchester, %
1hs f'Yctu. C9atf J0r Nv Dsst " N JkdatlAeSeyi
To IN tsrsons interested In the estate VI
Ab ssr richards t. Of ssndssasfn said Dsssrsr,
deceased bHEkpa0s a am "a Wffs
are hereby notihsd % spps.r Lsioss the ssid
Probate OoUn, II TIE Probate Ofs6e tn MAa-
ch setter, 10 ssid District. on The md day Of ysss
y 1855. Al 10 o'cAsck A. r., 70 shov eAass, ~
ny 700 bs,e. wLy ths account 81 ". W. Csrpss .
tsr Adnanlstfstof u the sstste u SAID deceased
.hould not DO allowed. and sise vky The rsmdss
Of ssld estate shoaid s1s 10 6isaribusd W the
parties entitled tLsssts.
Dsud AZ Manchester, 10 sslA District, this
18Th DAY d hay A. y. 1888,
~ J.R yEss. Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1893-06-01

NJ OF ZOE This 10 70 give public notice that
~ on May ~, 1898 Alfred Allen tone Of
The heirs OF the late stephan Allen, deceased
executed deed 70 me Of all bis right, title aud
Interest In the o.cslled Bank lot building aud
contents IN the village Of Manchester, II, and
II persons are warned that no one can make .
valid and complete deed Of above described
property without my consent.
R0LLlN n BALDWIN,
Manchester VI NAV 81 1898
Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-27

ing window, and put 1t Ia the best place, /
between the gratings.
Chamberlain-How long was Williams |
in that cell before he was sent to Middle
town3
Answer-I think a very long time; sew
eral months.
Chamberlain-Did you ever hear that
the commissioners on insanity were long
time coming, after man is reporteda
Answer-Not that know of.
Chamberlain-They are not anxious to
keep insane prisoners at the prison, are
theya
Answer don't know.
Wttness- had man by name Harmon
who was insane. I had him at work in
the field, and If he would become irritated
he would attack anyone.
mott
Answer-Yes.
Chamberlain a prisoner is insane
and of no use, are they anxious to keep
him in the prison.
Answer-I don't know.
Witness-We would clean up the west
end when we could not work outside,
on rainy days. There was q number of
days the window was broken, and 1t was
left open some two or three weeks.
Chamberlain-Sure 1t was the sans
breaka
Answer-I don't know whether it was
or not.
Chamberlain-Do you think it would
have been safe to put Williams in one of
the old prison cellsa
AnBWer-I do.
Chamberlain-D you ever hear of any
one escaping from these cells by digging
away the brickss
Answer-No sir, not while was there.
koI G
young man named Dinlow, who he said
was i'll treated for assaulting an officer and
kept in cell for months. He was quiet
man and never ugly and not insane.
The Newman case was then taken up,
Newman witnesses said was kept in a
dungeon on bread and water to the injury
of his health.
I have known Ebsen, a murderer, to
have been allowed to stay out of the prison
all night alone. He had care of the hogs
and was allowed to remain out with them.
discharge caused by going before the board
of charities and testifying in the Burke
casei
Answer-Yee, sir.
Chamberlain-Is your wife the matrons
Answer-Yes.
Chamberlain-Did you throw your wife
down in the laundry and try to take money
from heIa
Answer-No, sir.
BURIED IN ONE COFFIN.
At one time a colored man name Monroe
died. He was member of the Grand
Army and had quite funeral in the
chapel, the warden and chaplain officiating.
The man died on Saturday and the next
Tuesday Baisden said to me: I had bad
| job last night and don't want another one,
we took up Monroe's body.
Another time buried a man in the same
coffin. The warden came out and said a
| little prayer at the back gate, and we put
him in the same grave.
Some institution had the body of Mon
roe. A beach wagon and certain man
used to drive up and We knew he came for
| a corpse.
Senate reports were ss follows:
Judiciary-Adverse on state acceptance
| of trust under the will of Philip Marett of
New Haven. Rejected. Engrossed bills
Favorable on amending chsrteT of the
| Rhinelsnder Trust association of New Ha-
| ven as to location. Passed.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-27
On n SpecIal Train.

A special train went through here yester-
day afternoon, on board which was large
gathering of Massachusetts, men, mostly
members of the Bay state legislature.
They occupied two of the directors cars of
the Consolidated read. Vice President
Tuttle came with them as far as New Ha-
ven, and at New Haven President CLARK,
Mr.. K >chersperger and a few other repre-
sentatives of the Consolidated road Joined
them, en- route for New York and the big
naval review.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-27
Taken to Wethersfield.

A detachment of the criminals convicted
at the present session of the1criminsl side
of the superior court were yesterday taken
to Wetherffield under the escort of Sheriff
Tomlinson, Jailer O'Keefe and Deputy
Sheriffs Manning and Scranton. Those who
were in the chain gang, with their SEN
fences, were as follows: John Booth, New
Haven, theft, three years; Michasl Coffee,
New Haven, theft, two years; Julius Palm
or, New Haven, arson, one year; Stephen
Moran, theft, one year; James Parker, Wal
lingford, professional tramp, one year;
John O'Brien, New Haven, theft, three
years; Annie Hamilton, New Haven, theft,
one year; Dan Mccarthy and Michael Con-
nelly, burglary, two years and eighteen
months respectively; P. J. Conner and W.
F. Lincoln, New Haven, each two years;
and George Scranton, rape, three years.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-27
STRIKE NOT ALL SETTLED.

Mr.. Root Makes Arrangements to
Take Back Union Men-The other
Two Did Not Show Up.
The recent strike among the journeymsn
bakers of this city has not been entirely
settled yet. Mr.. Root, the Grand avenue
baker, met several delegates from the
Bakers unions No. II and 101 yesterday
to take back all his union men Mr.. Root
has not yet signed any contract and it is
not known whether he will sign or not, as
there are still few amendments to be
added to the contract.
Mackenzie and Bradley did not show up
and it lie not known yet what their inten-
lions are
Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-27

The following letters remain uncallet
for at the New Haven postofice April 20
1898:
Fred G.. Clark, E. E. Christman, Miss
Jennie Davies, Miss Violet Gray, Miss
May Gates, Mrs. Fannie Hubbard, L. B
Holllster, Walter D. Hawkins, Miss Helen
Lawrence, Mrs. Celia McKeon, s. More
hand.
ND. SPERRY. Pm.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-27
United in Marriage.

Patrolman Cornelius j. Esgan of the
local police force was married in St.
Monica's church, New York city, last even
ing to Mics Jennie Reynolds of that city.
The brides sister was bridesmaid and the
brother of the groom, William J. Eagan,
of this city, best man. After q brief
wedding tour the happy couple will reside
at 1875 Cedar street.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-27
woodbridge.

April s6-F. ii. Thomas is reshingling bis
barn
The social committee of the Christian Endeay-
or society Is making arrangements for an enter
teinment May II.
Among the flowers at the church last Sunday
was q cactus containing ten blossoms and several
buds. Il ~as bought by Mrs. J. W. Rice.
Newton j. Peck is tax collector this year The
taxes were due April I. The res ular discount OF
per cent will be made until May ], then inter-
est at per cent. will DO charged.
Robert Clingan Is slowly recovering.
Mrs. W. 81. Warner is among the sick In town
Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-27

Run Your Eye Through This.
There will be eight chamber suits, three
parlor suits, two folding beds, two square
extension tables, sideboard, hall stands,
odd pieces, carpets, oil cloths, stoves, re-
frigerators etc in the auction sale at the
warerooms 800 State street, April 90. Sale
from 10 a. m. to p. m.
B. BoorH Auotioneer
Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-27
A Mad Dog Killed.

Stanley Coates yesterday broke the back
of mad dog which was running wildly
through Dixwell avenue. The dog WAS
mad and was subsequently killed. For a
short time there was great CONSERVATION
among the pedestrians in that part of the
oftv
Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-27

Three more auctions this week: Thurs
day, April 81, at 152 Wooster street; FRI
day, April 49, at 145 Greene street, Satur-
day, April 30, at warerooms, 800 State. All
sales commence at 10 O.. m.
a26 St B. BOOTH, Aucuoneer.