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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23
grtraprofit BON SO Gents iiber ben Wertb

grtroproiit bon SO Gents iiber ben Wertb
ieines Nroouetes binaus 3u,penbet +?
Was uiirben unbere Yrobucenten boau
lagen? Wiirbe ni9t Der Yrobucent
BON Wei3en. @erite. Welihtorn unb
Rartoffeln. niht Der Yrobucent BON Ge-
Der, giienwaaren uim. nit slei9em
Re9te einen dbnli9en ggtraproIit per-
lan9en? Da,u f6mmt mod. bob bieie
Silterminenactien our1meg in ben
6dnoen BON rei6en gapitaliIten, bar.
unter oielfa4e Miliondre, linb, oIio bon
bieiem grtraprofit Der Mrbeiter
ni1ts 3u ieben betdme. Die1e SO
Gents miirben ausf9IiebIi9
in bte 9ai9enber rei9en Mi.
nenbeiiber flieben. &ann Elm
Nrbeiter, Der nidt p0llis auf Den Ropf
sefallen lit, elmer iol9en Asitation sas
Wort reoen?
Sc 1T ia iAon oft porsefommen, bab
9errlher unb Staaten untermertbiges
8elo prdsen lieben unb bieien 3wangs=
ours pellteben. g8lr moaen nur an
Seipio Nfricanns, Guomig XI. BON
6rautreid, Griebri9 ben Gro ben, So
Iepb Ii. u. !. NJ. erinnern. Mber in bic,
len Gdllen banoelt es lid ,im Gdlle b1in-
senber Notb uno ldliebli9 NOR es Der
Staat, Der ben profit ma1te.
SIN porlie9enben Jalle linb es jebo9
priuatleute, reihe 5ilberminenbeliber,
Wtllliondre, uelde bieien Yroft einlafen
uolen. Sbre Bebauptuns, bab iie oies
les Jreipragunssredt ia ni4t fir li4
aQein beaniprudten, lonbern boB ieoer
oafIelbe GeNt baben tpiiroe, lit einfah
elm Sambus. Sober weib, bab Der Nr=
better uno fleine @eldaftsmann fein
BaarFlber baben, um balielbe 3u bepo-
niren uno bab BON oielem pripile9ium
nur biejeni9en 8ebraud MAIDEN f0nnen.
tpeIde wirflid &obflber belisen, iooab
allo au4 in oieier Be3,ebuns feine
@let6beit uno @ere6tisteit
berrIhen piirbe.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23
6lnitiee metterseihen.

gs ldbt li1 ni9t pertennen, baB bic
grmdblung zines bemotratilhen Manors
bic In Der bemotratil9en Yartei pon
Columbus berrl9enbe Semperatur be-
beutenb gebeHert bat. Na4 ber Nieoer-
laee bonn portsen 9erbit sob es iebr piele
,blaue Naienlpiben" uno man4en Eemo=
froten I9ien Der Troit oerartis in Die
@Iieber gefa6ren gu iein, baB man slau-
ben iollte, lie mollten li4 fir INNER
BON benz politiI9en @etriebe 3uriid.
aieben. Mber Elm @ie9 Der Yartei, iibt
ia INNER cine munberbar belebenoe
wirtuns aus.
Die Maigl5d9en nod einem ,parmen
1rihlinssresen itreden wieoer Uiele, bic
nod DOR Rur3em es euf allen &alien
pertinbeten, bab iie tout Of politics.
lsien unb rsar ni@t mebr mitipielen"
moQten, ben 2opf In bic 90be unb erinr
nern li4 mieber, bub he einit Demotra.
ten tparen unb eieentli9 ber Yartei Wie-
les 5u perbanten batten. Sang beion.
bers ber3erfril9enb 1T es, bab aud
6ol9e, bic als bte Yartei I'M 2lee lab
unb man aus benz Wollem i96pfte, in
ben porberiten &eiben itanben, na9ber
aber, ols bic Suppe etlpos biinner
murbe, li4 nit riibrenber Bel9eibenbeit
i'm 9intererunbe bielten, iebt, nun mad
benz neuli9en Siese bic Seller tpieber
etmas 3u tlappern beginner, li9
in Der Jreube ibres 9er3ens ibrer Yar.
teisenofen ertnnern unb. wdbrenb lie
nod iin9it NIT vsusefn6pften 9ai9en
unb peri9rdnften Mrmen" baltanben.
anse3oeen bur@ bas Rniitern unb Bro
beIn In ben Yarteit6pfen mieber bic
MermeI auflrdmpeln unb bic S&ulter
binters Rab itemmen mollen. Die alien
,Roftednser Der Yartei" baben sem6bn=
lid In iol&en 0tnsen cine iebr feline
Naie unb ,uie man gentle 3usp6sel ais
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23
9lun min gabp etanton NIT onberen

glun min gabp etanton NIT onberen
Weibern ibres S4Iaees. 3u benen oud
uniere 6ronces Willarb unb bic 0rou
bes Bob" Snserioll seb0ren, cine neue
8ibel. eine io9enannte rWoman's
Bible" berausseben, In ,pelder olles aus-
seloIien lit, mas benz Stem Woman" uu-
ierer 3eit ni9t in ben &ram pabt.
Oas nennt bic Stanton eine B,bel.
Rsu,iion. Wir nennen es cine Bi-
beIfdIidune! Neueieris frei,
lt4 mdren mir allerbinss, Oh bic
Stanton bos Weib slei4;eitis nit
bsm Wtanne erl4affen ,peroen ldbt,
oo bod gpa aus etner Rippe Mbom's
erit nadtrdolih sema9t tuuroe; ,pie iie
ben Siinbenfaa BARTLETT. Oh fe bic
@lei9bere4ttsuns auh babur9 ber3u-
ltellen lu1t. bob cine Rainin eine Mbelin
tobtidldst?
Cine Bibel fir Weiber Demnd9n
,uirb man ouh cine 8lbel fit Mrbei.
ter unb RapitaIiiten, fir Monar9en unb
Wnarbiiten 3ulammenitellen
gabp Stanton lit einfa9 PERTH d t
selpo,ben. unb penn ibr plan mirtli1
bur9geiiibrt unb cine perfdIi4te
Bibel auf ben Wfarft 9eporfen ipiro.
oann miro es 3eit. oaB mir Srrenbduler
fur bieie ,9iep Women" bauen unb lie
BON Der Mdnnermelt oblperren. namit
lie niht in einem unbebadten unb unbe=
lauIhten Momente aus Der &plle fallen
uno nit Dem Sbeul al Mann ibr @e-
lble9t fortpfan5en. (Sa.5ts3ts.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23

Oas lit ollo 9e9enmdrtig bic Situa=
tion, pelde bic rSQ. Staatsseituns" tref=
fenb nit fol9enoen Worten fur3 9arafte.
rilirt:
.Die 8inbltiirme Der sei9dftli9en
DeprelIion baben bic republitanii9en
Wublen re4t laut tlappern lahen, lett
aber bic @onne elmer neuen prolperitdt
ibre tuarmen Strablen auf unier 2anb
berabIenbet, flappern bic &dber piel tpe=
niger uno bic republifanii9en Yartei=
miller ieben lid i9on dnsitli& UNI, mo-
lie i'm nd9iten Sabre bic n0tb!9e Be.
triebstraft hernebmen iollen, um ibre
Miblen i'm Sang gu balten. Ser 9a-
rif uirb bic 2raft ni9t liefern. au@ ni&t
bic 2obn. ooer Nrbeiterfrase; bic Rroft=
quele 1T i'm @elo. unb Ginan3meien
gu iu@en".
@o1peit bic Sainoiierin Ser prin.
cipielle 8unferott bes Me2inlepismus
1T 10 banbereifli&. bab es faum nod Elm
republitanildes Blatr eibt, mel9es bic
Wieoerberitelune Der Wfc2inlep.8iq
3u befirmorten ma9t, obmobl nod
ar benz marteri9atteraben Rolami.
tdtssebeul bic republifanii4e preiie
jene Wieberberfellung als bas einlise
Nettunssmittel Der Ser. Staaten bar-
delen iollte. Wo3u jebt, nun bic I'm.
itdnbe 10 iiberaus siinitls iinb uno BON
Bo@e su @o&e eiinitiser merben, nun
bic S&lote pieber gu rau&en unb bic
Glien pieber gu eliiben beginner, cine
6rase tn ben @abltampf 3erren. tuelde
,pie mir i4on rnebrfa& ee3eist boben. nur
bic cine Jol9e baben tann. oab lie In
Der bemotratii@en 8artei /
etne perbdn8nibpoIIe 6 pa I.
tun9 berbeifubrt, mobur& ben@e-
publitanern brett In bic 9dnoe searbeitet
uiirbe, falls es bieien aelinet, our& eine
itramme DiseipIin bic partei in Reib'
unb @lieb 3u boIten. ST Is ni9t ber
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23
Ser nrpke 6ien bss SDI

Ser sroBe 5ieg oss 5oleboer
vfslintenmapors" bel ben oortigen pris
mdrtuablen, brinet bic u. g. u. Jrage
pieber in ben Yorbersrunb. Mapor
Maior lit elmer Der erbittertiten unb gift.
tighten RnomnOtbinss i'm @taate unb
tpirb li1 als Jiibrer Der Delegation BON
2ucas County auf Der reoublifaniIhen
Transformation @eltung su perIhafen
iu9en. Bei bieler @elesenbeit 1T es
aneebradt, baran su erinnern, baB bic
porise Wo9e in Mtilmautee auf Der Na<
tionalcorpention ber Mpaiiten angenom.
meme Ylatform folgenoe Ylante ent.
bdlt ]:
1ir forbern, bab Die Noturalilations-
selese boburd absednoert perben. bab
bas @eleb, mel1es bic Naturalization
Wfinberjdbriser obne porberise grfld.
runs. bob lte 8iirser gu merben seben-
fen, 3uldbt, tpiberrnfen uno baB porge.
ieben uerbe. baB feinem Nusldnber bos
Burger ober @timmredt In irsenb ei=
nam Staat Der Union perlieben merben
fann, elder n i9t bic 8 anbe g.
lpra4e reben unb bemeilen fann,
baB ct lieben Sabre bintereinanber
in ben Ser. Staaten 9emobnt bat.-gs
bot alien Nn1hein ols ob bic ¬u-
notbings auf Der republitarii4enG Gtoats.
contention cine sroBe Holle lpielen mer=
ben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23
Redat 70 (!

Das bemofratilte Gountp-gen.ral
Gomite bot. tpie bereits gemelbet, ben
Ratbi9ldgen bes .Weitbote" folgenb
bei9loKen, bic Nominationen fire gountp.
dmter unb fiir Experimentation bur9
0oltspabl pornebmen 3u laiien. Dieier
Beidlub entipri9t ben Wiinlden ber
sroBen Webrsobl ber Demotroten unb
gibt, tpie Der betannte Musbruf beibt,
"a good start" &c mag ia lein. bab
cine Delesatenconpention bas Bette Der
9artei i'm Nuge bat, allein es berri1t
nun einmal unter ben Ma1en beiber
Yarteien Der @laube, bab be, lolden
Dele9atencoapentione binter ben Gou.
lilien searbeitet tpirb unb bab man boz
rauf aussins. benz einen ober anoeren
Ganbioaten bic pfabe our Domination
gu ebnen. Sieier &laube er3eust in Der
&esel eine seuiiie l1n3ufrtebenbeit, bur9
melhe pie0eidt cine gang erbebli9e 3abl
BON Stimmsebern betpogen mirb, pom
Stimmfaiten fortsubleiben.
@erobe iebt iollten bic Demofraten
beifrebt lein. NQes gu permeiben mas
anlab sur un3ufriebenbeit seben f0nnte
unb oafiir iorsen. baB bie Champagne
na9 edit poltstbiimlihen Grunbldben
sefiibrt piro. Ser 8el9lub bes Gountp-
al-gomites lit ein gutter Nnfans
unb uirb nidt penie ba,u beitrasen
ben infolse Der sel9dftiiden prolperitdt,
neu eruadten Gntbul liasmus ber De<
mpfroten nod mebr ansufa9en.
Die republifaniiden Siege bes Issten
Sabres tparen, tpie jeber tpeib, baupt.
lddlid bic 6OIse Der unter ben Demo.
troten berridenoen @leidsiiltisfeit.
Diele Snoifferen5 i6minbet aber, wie
Der Nusfaa Der 6riiblinssmabl in unie<
re: etobt seieist bot me9r unb mebr,
tpdbrenb bic republifanil9e Yartei burh
erbitterte Gaetionsitreitis isfeiten seidtuddt
lit. Inter iolben l1mitanosn bebarf es
nur Der Gtnisteit unb elmer geihidt GEE
fiibrten Champagne. um einen Der altse=
uobnten bemofratilden Siege su erin.
gen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23
Er=meibl uno Sie.1nanol.

Wenn Menlhen perriidt meroen, lper=
Den lie's suerit i'm 8opf. Oopon madt
aud bic vbsllere 9dlfte" bes Menl6en=
geible6ta, oas Weib, teine Nusnabme.
sSrau glilabetb @aop Stanton itebt
le,t etnem balben Sabrbunoert an Der
Spibe Der MISUNDERSTANDING in
Mmerifa sic lit eine ernlte, itreblame
Jrau. bel Der aber elm Sparren log lit,
pie es ia auh piele ernlte, itreblame
Dtdnner eibt, bel oenen es i'm Oberitiibs
den man6mal n,dt gan, rihtig lit
6rau 5tanton mag Die Mdnner ni9t.
Oieie abneisuns berubt tpabrldeinlld
auf @esenieitiafsit. sic mag bas
itarte @eldledt niht, tie min Iih nidt
unteslperfen, lonbern oominiren.
Gs lit bas cine alte @eldi6te, bic un=
ler beutIdes ylibelunsenlieo idOn nit
Der Brunbiloe baratterilirt bat. Spm=
patbil6 aber lit bic Brunbifbe Nieman=
benz, uno elm Sieefrieb beirotbet lieber
bic blonbe, 3arte &rtembilo, BON Der eine
meiblihe Nnmutb oustrablt. bic ibn te'
5aubert unb belieet. Ser Mann iu6t
i'm Weibe. mas ibm feblt, lit er ielbit
trdftis, willens= uno lenoenltarf. bann
min ct feline Brunbiloe ooer @eier-Wolln
gum Weibe, auBer ct tpeiB. oob ct lie
banbi9en uno besmin9en fann.
Weiber ,pie Gabp 5tanton fennen
meoer bic Deiber nod bic Mdnner
ionit piiroen lie bic Weiber nidt gu
Mdnnern MAIDEN wollen. @enn ibnen
bos 9eIinsen lollte - bod bic Tatur
iorst idon oafir, bob es nidt selinat =
bann miirbe es um bic Weiber l4limm
lteben. Man perla9t uno perb6bnt ben
weibilden Wann, unb in Oeitreih bat
mon fir einen iol9en Rerl bic treffenbe
Be,eidnuns rsiemanol" sebt Der pro.
3eb NIT benz vNen Woman" 10 ,peiter,
tpte ct iebt i'm 3use lit. oann f6nnen
mir balo uber bic vgr=Weibl" unlere
@loiien MAIDEN unh bic Narretbei ,pirb
raid iiberbanbnebmen. Das Wlann=
Weib mirb ben Mann nidt mehr mol
len; ct tpirb lid nit Mbl9eu BON elmer
@reatur menoen, bic 3ur Meffin ieiner
&emobnbeiter seworben 1T bic @esens
idse, wel4e jebt bic enersilditen Nus=
elei9e uno leligften Womente er5eueen,
merben INNER mebr perI1minben uno
mon mirb Oiejenigen eliidli4 preiien,
mel9e bieles 3eitalter Der Mann=Wei=
Der ni9t mebr erlebt baben.
gabp Stanton 1T ou9 eine 6rei6en.
terin uno als lol4e bat ie Dor benz Bu4e
Der Bidder, Der Bibel, nur wenis &es
lpett, um 10 tpeniser, neil in ber Bibel
bic menidli9e Natur unb aud bic 9latur
bes Weibes barseite0t 1T. mie lie lpirfIi9
Ieibt unb lebt, unb nidt, tpie lie na9 benz
@uni9e FOLDER perriidter Grauen3iu,-
mer, mie gabp Stanton, 1ein iollte. Sn
Der Bibel beibt es, bob bas @eib benz
Manne untertban Ietn Ioq. Nls
ob bas nibt jebes Weib, bas geiunb an
2eib unb Seele 1T, BON ielbit ,pollte !!
Sic bo4fe Monne empfnbet bas @eib
IN ber p0llisen unteruerfuns; slei& uie
Der Mann bas b09ite Slid in Der p6Qi-
gen Mufnabme leitens bes @etbes EN-.
pfinbet. l1nb mie seredt wiro bic 8ibel
Der Natur bes Meibes Wirb nt@t Mbam
our4 bic gpa gum Siinbenfall uerleitet :?
Ser itarte Wann. Der erite Meni9. tpirb
bonn Millen bes @eibes be3aubert!
Dieier 3auber 3ieb1 iie1 burh bic
Sabrtaulenbe binbur9, ct mebt nod
beute feline unf@tbaren Gdben 3mii&en
Mdnnletn unb @eiblein unb in ieinem
Banne iinb mir ON 9lldli@fen.
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Gin e3eihan Der 3eit.

CUR Bel ltdtisuns unierer neulihen
Bemerfunsen iiber bic Suprematie Der
sgrau in Mmerifa unb bic INNER ltdrfer
meroenbe Goneurren3, bic lie Dem Wanne
auf allen grlperbsleloern maht, lallen
mir na6febenb eine 0erlanst-Nn,eige,
bic Der in pittsburs e1ideinenoe ~0rei=
bettsfreunb" perDifentliht, folgen:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23

Oos hemotratilhe Gountn Gem
tral=gomite bielt am lesten Samitas i'm
Sauptquartier an Der Gde Der Msounb
unb Sph Strabe eine Sikans ab, in
,pelder beldlolien purbe, baB ole Ganbi-
oaten burd 8oltsmabl nominirt lperben
loGen. Sic Yrimdrmablen werben un<
ter benz @riffin @eieb absebolten wer.
ben unb slpar am Is. Suni, tn Der Staot
uon bis 7 llbr uno in ben Somnlbips
BON bis llbr Nadmittass.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23

belle Wabniinn, uenn iett eiaiee bsmo.
t otii9e 6ibrer, mie Don Der 9oronteI
geito&eu. nm has iilberne Ralb ju tan.
sen beginner? Sollte man ni9t met.
men, bieien follbduslern lei es Iebigli9
oarum 3u tbun, bic portei 3u ruiniren,
um bann auf ben 9riimmern berielben
eine Giatselbpartei ouf3ubouen
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23

t\erlanst: Gin junSer 0tann fir allse.
meme 9dusarbeit, tpelher fo6en, lpas
ihen uno biigeln fdnn. tpie duh nit ainoern
peritebt. 9lprsfen Dor VI. g. AZ.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1895-05-23

- Sn Cincinnati lit bic ieit einigen
Sabren BON 6errn Socob 8ilis beraus-
geaebene Cincinnati 3eituns," bas
offbielle Mrbeiterorean, perfra6t.
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Saving the CoIors. From Harper's Round Table.J

From time irnmemorial the armies of every warlike people have set the high est value upon the standards they bore to battle. To guard ones own flag against capture is the pride, to capture the flag of ones enemy the ambition, of every valiant soldier. In consequence, in every war between peoples of good military record, feats of daring per- formed by color-bearers are honorably common The civil war was full of such incidents. Out of very many, two or three stand as especially note worthy.
 One occurred at Fredericksburg on the day when half the brigades of Mea- gher and Caldwell lay on the bloody slope leading up to the Confederate in trenchments. Among the assaulting regiments was the Fifth New Hamp- shire, and it lost 186 out of 300 men who made the charge. The survivors fell back sullenly behind a fence, within easy range of the Confederate rifle-pits. Just before reaching it the last of the color-guard was shot, and the flag fell in the open. A captain, Perry, instant ly ran out to rescue it, and, as he reach ed it was shot through the heart; an- other captain, Murray, made the same attempt, and was also killed; and so was the third, Moore. Several private soldiers met like fate. They were all killed close to the flag, and their dead bodies fell across one another. Taking advantage of this breastwork, Lieuten- ant Nettleton crawled from behind the fence to the colors, and bore back the blood-won trophy.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-07-01
4 NOTABLE cP1EBRArroY.
The Unveiling of the Tablet on Beacon Hill Fort Wooster Park, Next Friday--Many Distinguished Guests Invited,

The Unveiline of the Tablet on Beacon Hill,
 Fort Wooster Park, Next Friday-Many
 Distinguished Guests Invited
 The brave defense of New Haven by the patriots at the British invasion of New Haven in 1779 will be finely cele- 'brated by the General David Humph- reys branch of the Sons of the American Revolution and the Foot Guard on next Friday afternoon. Invitations have been extended to many distinguished citizens of Connecticut and other states to be present to assist in the ceremonies of unveiling a tablet in Fort Wooster park.
 Among those invited are General Hor- ace Porter of New York, president gen. eral of the national society, Sons of the American Revolutions; all the officers of the national society; Jonathan Trum- bull of Norwich, president of the Con- necticut society, Sons of the American Revolution; the executive officers and board of managers of the Connecticut society; James Junius Goodwin of Hart ford, governor; Hon. Frederick J. Kings bury, deputy governor, and the execu- tive officers and gentlemen of the Soci- ety of Colonial Wars in the state of Connecticut; Mrs. Samuel Colt of Hart ford, president, and executive officers of the Society of Colonial Danes in the state of Connecticut; Mrs. Morris F. Tyler, regent, and the officers and all the members of the Mary Clap Wooster chapter, Daughters of the American Revolutions; Governor Coffin, Adjutant General Graham, United States Senator Platt, Congressman N. D. Sperry, Pres ident Dwight of Yale university, Bish- op Williams. Simeon E. Baldwin, Pres ident of the New Haven Historical so- ciety; Mayor Hendrick, the park con- missioners of New Haven, Charles J. Hoadley of Hartford, president of the Historical society of Connecticut: the members of the New Haven board of education, the selectmen of the town, the principals of the public schools of New Haven and others.
 The invitations are printed on old fashioned handmade colonial linen pa
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-07-01
NEW HAVEN COURIER MONDAY JULY1

per in the oolors of the society. This Is what the invitations contain: THE GENERAL DAVID HUMPH-
 REYs BRANCH
 of
 THE CONNECTICUT SOCIETY
 of the SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVo-
 LUTON
 Requests the honor of your prefence at the exercises attending the unveilipg
 of Tablet BEACON HILL. FORT WOOSTER
 PARK,
 July the Fifth.
 Eighteen Hundred Ninety-Five,
 the One Hundred and Sixteenth Anniver-
 sary of the Invasion of New
 Haven by the British. Edwin S. Greeley, chairman; Frank lin II. Hart. EYeritt F. Lord, Nathan Easterbrook, William F, Chandler, George H. Ford, secretary, Committee on Tablet.
 It is also stated in every invitaion that Special electric cafs will leave the corner of Church and Chapel streets Friday, July 5, at ? o'clock D.. m., for Fort Wooster park. returning at the close of the exercises attending the unveiling of the tablet at Beacon Hill. That provision may be made for all who may desire to attend, a prompt re- ply should be addressed to the secre- tary." Small cards or tickets are sent with each invitation, signed by Nathan Eas- terbrook, jr., chairman of the commit tee on transportation, to be presented on board the special electric car at Church and Chapel streets. The Second company, Governors Foot Guard, about 100 strong, will do escort duty to the General David Humphreys branch on this occasion. The order of exercises at the unveiling of the tablet is as follows: Invocation Rev. Edwin s. Lines, chaplain Con- necticut society of the Sons of the American Revolution. Music, Second Company Governors Foot Guard Band. Opening address and presentation, Jonathan Trumbull, president Con- necticut Society of the Sons of Amer jean Revolution. Acceptance. Henry T. Blake, president of the | board of park commissioners of Haven. Oration. l Hon. Orville H. Platt. United States Senator. song-Columbia Tune-''Portuguese Hymn" | (From the famous song written in TIT. at West Point by the first Presi- I dent Dwight of Yale college, while he was chaplain in the army) Columbia, Columbia, to glory arise, The queen of the world, and child of the | skies, etc. l Presentation of certificate and prize 1 for essay to Master Percy A. Whit | more of Washington school. Franklin H. Hart, in behalf of Gen.
 eral David Humphreys branch, No. | l, s. A. R. | Presentation of set of guidons to Sec ond Company Governors Foot Guard 1 Acceptance,
 Benjamin F. Brown, major com
 manding Second company Gover-
 nor's Foot Guard.
 Song-My Country, 'tis of Thee. The chairmen of the day are Genera 1 Edwin s. Greeley. vice president Con necticut society of the Sons of the American Revolution, and Franklin II Hart, vice president of the Davit l Humphreys branch No. 1, Sons of tho American Revolution.
 Major Benjamin F. Brown has or dered his command to report at tht armory on Friday, July 5, at IF o'clock in full dress uniform. After very short march cars will be taken at tht corner of Church and Chapel street: 1 for the park. | Saving the CoIors.
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VAlL.--At Winiamstown, Mass, on Saturday Juno 29, Ezra Read Vail, of Troy. N. Y.
 Burial on Tuesday at Troy EATON--ln this oity, June 20, Daniel Cady Eaton, in the 62d year of his age. Funeral services will be held Ut No. 70 Sachem street, on Tuesday afternoon, ut o'clock Friends are invited to attend. Kindly omit flowers. 2t TRlPP-In this city, June 20, Leroy c. Tripp, aged months and days, son of A. N. Tripp.
 Funeral from his parents residence, Olive street, this afternoon at o'clock.
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GGa1lts.

One Cent Word each insertion, fivs cents Word for a full Week, seven times.
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BOR SALE.

DERFECT fits guaranteed will go out by I the day or take work at home.
 je25 1t Room 3, 775 CHAPEL STREET.
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WANTEty,

pY September for a term of years, 0 house 1I of some 14 or l5 rooms, with modern in- provements, and in good neighborhood. Subscriber, if suited, would purchase.
 ie247t D. H. WILSON, Norwalk Conn.
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DYa young lady, employment for summon ,1O months as ananuensis or lady's compan-
 jul It ''WILLING,n Courier Office.
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WANTIsD-

OK A0M to Sl0,000 by a manufacturing DO9VVV company, location near New Ha-
 ven, now in successful operation and owning
 plant, valued at S25, 900. First mortgage
 given as security. Address
 jul 1t SECURITY, This Ofnce.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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DEATHS.

SUN RISES. Ago MooN SETS, HIGH WATER, SUNSETS, 7:2S ls:0S l2'OO
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WANTED,
WANTED,

A GIRL for houseworlz in small family. iA German or Swede preferred.
 jul 2t# ITO First avenue, New Haven
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WANTED.

M N experienced girl for general house. 1A work In Q family of two, must be competent cook. Reference required
 jul It l26 Court street
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WANTET

CIVILIZATIONS for good help, all kinds, S city and shore. MRS. BABD,
 je10 2St 128 Court street.
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WANTED,

WANTED, INCOMPETENT wood and metal pattern NJ maker. ie7 tf 0. COWLES & co. ].
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AUCTION SALE.

AUCTION SALE, TsNTIRE household; fine goods, I14 Howe lI street, Tuesday, July ?, 10 ann: Parlor. dining, chamber furniture, lounges, sewing machine, carpets, rugs, refrig orator, range pictures, lamps, Dric-a- brac, orockery, glass- ware, kitchen utensils, etc.
 je29 3ts R. B. MALLORY, Auctioneer.
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A FIRST GLASS secondhand Rrockett & "A Futile phaeton, in excellent order and unusually comfortable; g desirable bargain in every way. Can be seen tt
 je4 tf 459 9DIXWELL AVENUE.
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FOR RENT, THE store 1925 Chapel street, corner Day. L Inquire of E W. BALDWIN, je21 If Journal and Courier Ofiice.
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@eaI gstate.

NOIN ANfNNEy TNURNlSHED or unfurnished, new house V of 10 rooms, all improvements desir- able location. JOHN MORSE,
 1e25 If 60 Center street.
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WANTED.

N N Experienced lady's maid and seamstress A. to go into the country for the summer, Apply after eleven o'clock.
 jul3t 20 Elm street.