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Florida Curiosity.

Peck & Bishop have on exhibition in one of their windows large tarpon, which was brought from Fort Myers, Fla, weighing 165 pounds. This was sent to them by the Ocean Steamship company, that the people of New Ha- ven might have an opportunity to see a specimen of the fish caught in Flori- da waters. As this fish will be on exhi- bition only few days 1t would be well for our readers who wish to see the specimen to call as early as possible.
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FISH TREE ron THE UNBMP1oTED
Two Thousand Five Hundred Pounds
 Given Away By MT. Ducross.

Two Thousand Five Hundred Pounds
 Given Away By MT. Ducross.
 Charles Ducross, proprietor of the Grand avenue fish boat, anchored at the bridge, made 300 of the unemployed res idents of this city happy yesterday and the day before.
 Following the custom he started last winter, Ducross gave out 800 tickets among the unemployed Saturday, en- titling the bearers to five pounds of nice fresh fish free if presented at the fish boat yesterday or Monday. On Monday he gave out about 1,5O0 pounds of fish, and yesterday the remaining 1000. The fish was all fresh haddock, and the bearers of tickets seemed to be hardly able to realize that they were getting such good food free
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4 FORMER NEW HAYEY LADY
To Speak at the First M. E. Church To-ds

Mrs. Heman B. Allen, who has re- gently returned from a visit to the mission fields of South Africa, will this afternoon at o'clock give in the First M, E. church an account of that visit, and the ladies of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society would most cordially invite all interested to attend that service.
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Zines, Annual Ball.

The annual ball of the Blues will be held in the armory on Friday evening February 22, Washington's birthday Invitations have been extended to all the commissioned officers in the Ma tional brigade.
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Local Weather Report. FOR JANUARY 2g, 1895

Mean temperature. 20.
 Max. temperature. 26.
 Min. temperature. 13.
 Precipitation. 25 inches. Max. velocity ot wind. IAN. Accumulated excess ot daily mean tenn perature since ,lanuarv 1, 0 degrees: or an average daily excess of degrees. Total excess of precipitation since Jan uary l. 120 inches.
 ' U. G. MYERS. Observer.
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NOr GM.

NOT CE.
 FT7HESuperior Court for New Haven County \ has ordered to be sold as a whole, as going concern, all the property off the Ansouia Electric Company in Ansonia, Connecticut, including its factory building, machinery, real estate, tools, stock manufactured and un- office fixtures books, static ntry, and all it's other property of every name and nature, in- ciuding ts good wi excepting however, it's cash on hand, accounts receivable, and bills receivable, owing to the Receiver now un- paid
 Sealed bids will be received for said property until 12 o'clock noon, on the first Monday of February, 1885, All bids should be addressed as follows: CHARLES s. MERSIC K, Receiver of the Ausonia Electric Company, Care of the Merchants National Bank,
 New Haven, Conn., Bid for the Property of the Ansonia Electric
 Company For further information, address tho Re- ceiver as above. jar 2taw4w
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All the writer could get from the Linen Man was this: " Want to sell out. Want all the money and as little stock as possible by February 1st." He's in a fair way to accomplish it. Cottons at cost and Linens on the verge of cost.
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Iftbe Baby ia Cutting Teeth.

Besure and use that old and well-tried remedy, teetbng 1t soothes the child softens the aims allays all pain, cures wind collie and is the best for diarrh@a. 20 cents bottle.
 SIT m W and N
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Note.-A minus sign [-l prehxed to ther- mometer readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 IT" in connection with rainfall indicates .sfrace of rainfall too small to measure
 Snow is melted and resulting depth of water not known.
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Bankrupt Sale

That phrase has been abus- ed so much that it's a scare crow to most people, but just the same here is the bankrupt stock from the Re- ceiver of {" Yale Corset Works" $ dozen of the best French coutille and English sateen, all filled with the best of wire bone steels. Going to close them out this week in three lots
 Lot g cents
 %5s,' sS S3
 Every pair is computed worth double the price ask ed. Your eyes can't cheat you, that's certain.
 Temple St. Side.
 There's many a soft blank ct bargain, for bed or barn or both, in the Flannel Section. There are also ends of Elan nels, the prices on which will be several notches higher when we are obliged to cut from full lengths. So much for Inventory Week. NALLENNEELY4aap@' "
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WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU, WASHINGTON, D. O., Jan. 29, 1895, sp m. Forecast for Wednesday-For New England and eastern New York: Fair; warmer; south- westerly winds.
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A waist for the Ball, or other evening occasions, can

There are the Satins and Vel vets and dress trimmings, gloves and shoes, fans and hose and hair ornaments, handkerchiefs, shirt studs, lawn bows, fob chains, etc. We sell them all.
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MAIIEY%NEErY@@'
New Haven. Wednesday, Jan. 30, 1895. 1AS sOeatheT k0-aay-Lzkely tO 6e Jaln.
 TELEPHONE No. ssa.

The snap of the weather and the crack of prices will about put an end to our Ladies Jackets. $500 for your choice ! What do you think of it ?
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DRESS GOODS REMNANTS

All of our colored Dress Goods Remnants now on the counter. Take them at
 HALF RRECE.
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marrow Escape From. browning.

Narrow Escape From browning.
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. II. 0. AL.
len, CUTE keeper at tho Norfolk
county aud Portsmouth, forty, aud mis-
wife went down to Port Norfolk.
While there they engaged oolorad
man named Henry Sawyer to take
them out for sail. They started aud
everything wont along nicely. They
sailed down AS far as Craney Island
and started back when a short distance
from the island the boat cnpsl2ed.
Mrs. Allen WAS under the boat, Mr..
Allen managed to get her out aud
swan with her to the boat, when both
he and his wife aud tho colored man
chung for nearly two hours drifting to.
wards Hampton Rouds After being
out there fer some timo eud nearly
exhausted, a colored man. named Bob
Elliott, came out.from the Island and
rescued them, but not before they had
become very weak.
the great presence nf mind on the
part of Mrs. Allen i'll holding on TO tho
bont for 80 long time saved hor from
n watery grave. The party was carried
ashore Mt Lamberts Point, where they
borrowed some clothes from friends
and came home. Mrs. Allcn was quite
nervous while relating her narrow es.
cape to THE VInGINIAN last night.
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OF2TSWOUTHNEW
THE SECOND GAME.

The on ly changes made i'll this game
WAS changing the pitchers, Brandt, the
big boy from Obambersburg filling tho
box for Portsmouth, aud Norfolks
South Paw" Weeks, doug like
honor for the visitors. Both of these
men are good ONES, and Il tough strug
gle was looked for. But II was easy
Tor the home team, for they hit Weeks
right along. and for the first five
inuings piled up nine runs Oft teu hits,
two errors aud three basses on balls.
brandt, who pitched Friday, went In
again Yesterday, aud was in elegant
form. He had good speed. fine con-
troll and only let the "Olams" hit safely
for eight bases, seven singles and a
double, and two OF three runs made by
them crossed the plate on errors Of
Hall and Childs.
This was the most exciting game of
the two, for 1t was during its progress
that O'Hagan lost his temper to such
an extent that he acted as if 10 intended
to throw the ball at Rhelau, who de
cidod runner safe on third. G'Hasan
is tue most unpopular man that plays
In Portsmouth and for his conduct he
WAS r0updly hissod. Then matters bad
not quietsdadown when mon began to-
iohp oFoE ING Ihlt hlOlR tu0 EIRDU uolQ'
blSachers and run in the diamond aud
for time pandemonium reignsd su.
prsme.
Thornton was the man at whom all
OF them were pointing their fingers,
aud, THE SIKGISIAN making inquiry,
learned that Thornton was accused OF
"muthng' fly ball, and quickly catch
ing one that he allowed to fall out of
the bosom OF his shirt, threw it in as
If he had caught the batsman out.
There are a hundred meu who are
willing to mako affidavit that he did
Just what they accuse him of, while
there are others who say that it is o
mistake; that q flower fell from the
players shirt poSkat and not ball. At
any rate, THE VIkaINIAN cannot say
which is true. But it does know that,
between the players who were dloposol
to be ugly and the "rooters" who
rooted, and Mr.. Phelsn who UNI.
prod, that an exciting afternoon was
spent at the Portsmouth ball park.
Where the "Truckers" liner eased their
lead for third place, aud sent the
CLANS" further down the list, see the
score:
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August NIn,rinnon,.

The following marriage licenses wore
ISSUED fromthe office of the Clerk of
the Court. Of Hastings. for the city. of
Portsmouth during the month of An.
gust:
White-Edward u. Williamson and
Annie T. Fitchett, Dewitt G. Ashby
and Elizabeth Noonan. Jeftorson
James and Margaret S. .Culpepper, b.
l.. Simpson and Rose Foremun-i.
Colored-James Sy camore and Mar.
thu a. Harrison, Alexander Watts and
Essie T.. Eastwood. William Harrison
and Martha BRAKES. Total, 7.
The following were issued from the
County Clerks Office during the same
time:
Whites-Charles B. Striker and Liz.
zie futile. Andrew King and Marion
Z. Winningder, Thomas 5. Ransom
and Annie M. Wright, James 4. Cor
nick and Clarn A. Howard, George w.
Stallings and Maggie Matdews, Graham
Alhgood and Allie Proctor, Lee Wash.
ington Capps and Mary L. Tompkins
u.
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Seottsville Baptist Church, the Rev.
+ d Martin, pastor Sunday school nj
$3.50 IN, MIR W II Rodman, auueriu.
tendent. Preaching by the pastor at
| M and S p IN. Preaching Wednes.
day night at < p N. All are cordially
invited to be present.
South Street Baptist Church, corner
South and Efiuaham streets, j w
Mitchell, pastor-Sunday school, 9 IN,
Geo IL Bullan, superintendent; preach
ing 10y Rev ii Dayton, II m; Sun
beams addressed by Rev A T. Owen, ID
ID, p m: preaching by Rev L Bay.
ton, 1:4J D III.
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Another Prize ADDED.

In another column Messrs. j. & l..
Mahoney gives notice that they are
agents for the celebrated Taunheeuser
beer. which has gained jor itself q
world renowned reputation. Medals
were awarded to the company at the
Amsterdam fair. Philadelphia Exposi.
ton in 1876. Paris 1878, Brussells 1889
and Chicago Worlds Fair in 1893,
Antwerp 1894. aud the last, though not
least of all. in 1895 they we're again
awarded a medal AT Amstrrdam. Per
sons in need OF beer wonld do well to
call on the agents, Mrs. j. ~ f..
Mahoney.'
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EketIC tOlts,

Fourth Street Baptist Church
Night services resumed. The subject
of tho morning sermon will be, "Mook
ness aud Gonrleness;" the subject ut
night, Bread and Meat" Tho pastor
desires u good attendance of tho nam
bcrs TO day, the first Sabbath of the
fall season. Sunday school at 9:15.
st. Johns Church, Rev. j. d.
Powell, rector Sunday, ii n. M,
prayer, sermon and Holy Communion.
No evening service.
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NmNN.Xnrh NnIr..

The yard will he closed Oh Monday,
it being a national holiday.
Tho Toxas Will leave tho yard on
Tuesday on trial trip. If everything
works satisfactorily she will join the
squadron in aboutlten days.
Forty-two' painters were discharged
last night from tho Construction Do
partment.
The clerks were paid of yesterday
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There Is on exhibition in Mr.. c. s,
Sherwood's window on High street u
life size portrait of the Past Grand
Chancellor Commander Il. Il. Virnel
son, which Will he hung up in the
Pythian hall IN this city. 1t was got
ten up by our townsman, Mir a. NJ =.
Turner, the photographer. and reflects
much credit on his work and skill
The picture, which is 2Ox2l, is the
exact immage of Mr.. Virnelsou and
anyone who knew him while living
would recognize him at once.
Druth oil lIrs. saurn &. Armi,tead
Mrs. Laura c. Armistead, widow of
the late b. A. Armistead, died suddenly
yesterday afternoon at her residence,
corner OF North and Court streets
while preparing 10 take q trip for her
health. Mrs. Armistend was daughter
of the late Jack Collins, q weli.known
old resident of this city. She was
married in 1865 to the late Beverly
hrmistesd. who died few years ago.
She leaves four children. three daugh
ters and one son. Notice Of the
funeral, etc, will be given later.
The funeral will take place this al
ternoon at $3.50 O'Clock from her late
residence, No. 500 North street, to
which friends OF the family are in.
vited.
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v. VI. q. A. Votes.

Tomorrow. being Labor Day, ar.
rangemenis have been made for special
services Tor mechanics unu Iaboriuo
Ia en-, aud, while 1t has been prepared
especially for them, it is hoped that all
will attend. The following is the pro.
gramme:
he Son Of Gol Goes orth to War
,.s. st. Johns Church Choir.
fhteen-m!nut Song Conducted by Mr.
John II. Hall
Labor On.
Work. for the Night ia Coming"
Onward hri,t,an older.
saviour, When Night !nvol the Skies =
s.. johns Church Choir
Duet "My Faith Looks Up TO Iroe.'
Miss uskey and Mr. Williams.
Hymn: ''Aint RIGA"
Hymn Abide With Me
st. Johns Church Choir
MIR. III. O. Williams, who has been
al efficient State Secretary for so mauv
years, severed his connection with The
State Committee, and enters to. day
upon the large duties of intermatory
railroad secretary for the South. MIR,
Williams carries with him the God
speed of all who know him. We extend
n public and cordial greeting to his
successor. MIR. l.. N. Coulter. who has
resigned the office OF State Secretary
OF North Carolina to accept like
position in Virginia. Mr.. Coulter will
be given Virginia welcome.
The Star Course" is progressing
larry well. If you havo not slroady
subscribed for tickets, do 80 ut once.
On tbei17th lnst. tho State Com.
mitteo will select the place of meeting
Tor the next State convention. Forts.
mouth wants and should have il.
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Our location aud address YOU vi

Our location and address you will
find below.
What we have to say is that we are
showing already quite gu attractive
lide of fall goods and would like to
have,you call and examine orr stock.
No trouble to show goods aud polite
and courteous attention shown to all.
a. }. Phillips, High street, under Ok.
ford Hall.
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Strucu by a.igh,niuc.

Friday afternoon, during the storm,
the barn of Mr.. i. l.. Ford Mt Gil
merton was struck by lightning aud
was entirely destroyed, with contents.
The same afternoon the barn OF
Jethro Bray, colored, at Deep Creek
WAS struck and WAS entirely destroyed,
Brny lost all his corn, etc., and M out.
house,
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$3.50 fursI.50.

We have about 30 Boys Suits,
ranging IN size from 6 70 Ii, that we'ro
closing ont Mt Sl.J0. worth more than
twice the money. Breslauer * An.
thony. Ia High street.
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On account of broken sizes and lots,
SO have put the knife into prices, and
ii you want q snit don't miss this
chance. You can save nearly one half
by purchnsing'a at once. We mean bust
ness. Levy & Jacobs, 200 High street.
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"A tuncra, os var. Josiah rnon,n..

The funeral of MIR. Josiah Thomas
took place yesterday afternoon from
his late residence. No. iii Washing
ton street. The services were CON
Quoted by Rev. L. Mon. Simpson.
The remains were inferred in Oak
Grove CemeterY.
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PORTSMOUTH, ApvEnr,.nMEsrs

IGOR RENT-5 NICEFUNRISHED ROOMS
- AND III l CHEN; also four un furnished.
all in best locality. with gas. water and
sewer; fyo squares. Piano for sale. 800:
nice carpets and pictures, also. 4pply Jl6
High street. Ports te:-tt
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SCORE BY INSINos.

SNVNf u INNINVs.
Fo,tsmouth......,...... 0 . . O. 8
Aor.olk. ................. Q . . U O-8
SUMMARY: Earned Runs - Ports
nonth, A. Norfolk, 3. Home Run
Cote. Two Base Eits-Tate, uurgrove.
Three Base Hit Alangau. Base on
Balls-Ofi Herr. 3; oil Moynihan, =.
Hit by litohed Ball-Tate. Childs.
Struck On,-by Herr; .; by Moynihan,
H. Passed L .ll-Cote. Stolen Bases =
Yate, Thornton, Joanes. Caville. 4;
,Ihilds, McGanu. Hargrove, Hall. Vet.
Ter, 3. Left on Bases-Norfolk. 10;
Portsmouth, Z. Sacrifice Hlts-Childs
sud Hall. Double P!ays-Thurston
and Mangan, 9, Umpire Phelap.
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Go to b. f. Parker's, No. 3O5 South
street. for new and secondhand furni.
ture. Repairing and upholstering q
specially,
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would not be a candidate under auy
circumstances.
Mrs. II. J. Shaw returned last night
from Shaw's Spring, N. g., where she
has been for several weeks.
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SCne!hla 10 InIeIeSI The Ladies' O. 2I5 HiQh S.

Misses Refers at !iG0. A nico line of In
iants long Cloaks. Blue aud White Duck.
worth. ~ going ut &c per yard just re-
colved Navy Blue Duck, selling at lie
few of those largo Mosquito Rugs at 81,
worth -. GEO s. BELL. Agent
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SUMMARY: Earned Runs = Ports
mouth, 8; Norfolk. l. Two Base Hits
Mile Mills bhargroSe; Ih ,ar, p;
l; of Weeks, 3. Hit by Pitched Balls
by Weeks, 3. Wild Pitches Weeks,
O'Hagan. Uorcoran, .; Tate, Cote,
CavlIe. 3; Childs, Msngau, Hurgrove,
>; Nctter. Left on Bases Portsmouth,
:; Norfolk, 7. Umpire helan.
In Pursuunce OF our TstaBlishcd
Custom Never 10 Garry over one
Seasons stock to Another. We
Announce tn Eo-Dny's vir-
.iniau - Final and DeciA-
i've Cut I'm rriccs TO Lat
orally carry this
Conclusion
and make q clean sweep. 1t is neces-
sary to offer some most extraordinary
bargains, neither cost nor intrinsic
value being taken into consideration.
ia our determined resolve to close out
every dollars worth before the arrival
OF fall goods. Consequently we begin
to morrow MoRdny) morning. Septem-
ber ID, at 9 o'olook, with this great
towels iittytwo inches long former
This Is wonderful towel bargain.
One case heavy huck towels. worth
zoe. will he sold ct lilo each, while the
II { towels will go at &c each, the Zoe
towels st re aud the Sc quality ut 4c
each.
One lot table napkins, worth l2lc,
will go at sc auGh.
90 inch wide turkey red table linen.
worth 5oc. will go at 37i yard.
Extra wide blenched table damask,
yard.
800 yards whito goods, former price
l5e, clearing price 81 yard, and tue
DC quality will go at Sc.
One lot DC lawns at SIC n yard.
One lot Sc colored caIicoes at 3 C q
YARD.
400 yards percsles. former price 1870,
sale price SIC yard.
i2!c jaconat lawns will be sold at
I!ca yard.
One lot ladies' fancy hose, former
price l2sc, sale &c pair.
300 yards 100 outing cloth will be
,od at 5,c n yard.
i-AS gu sDch6 III laD, WllIo
ami black, will he sold at &c pair.
All 200 ladies' embroidered handker.
chiefs will go at 100 each.
One lot boys Windsor tics. former
price l6c. sale price lc each.
One lot Swiss ombroideri,s, former
price &c. sale price SIC a yard.
Ono lot chlldren's caps, former price
DOC, ciaring price 23c each, while the
ha
One lot white counterpanes. former
price 15c, sale price SIC each.
hts salo begins to morrow Mon.
day morning. September ., ct 9
O'Clock. and the advertised prices AT
positively for cash.
EAAlMILLs;
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big reduction on carpets. refrige.
rntors. cspoIies and oil cloth for next
thirty days. Buy now and SAVE money,
at j. 5. Crawford's.
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NOTICE TO PUBLIC.

All pnraes ara warned against trusting
any one III tile name OF tho sIoop JuNIlsI-
Ia MAY v and UIAS. OWENS, rs / will
not DO responsible for any debts comtractod
In their name. L. j. OWENS
au3l-iVt Owner
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SOC. 75c aud 81 straw hats now sold
for Zoe; stiff hats, 81, worth Sl.5O to
So, G. Il. Welton q Co.
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BERKELEY.
[ III
FLAG DAY.

Grand Demonstration by Underwater
Council No. 80, j. o. Y. M. q. M,
The above named order will on
Monday, the 2d of September. engage
III grand street parade and raise the
American flag on the public school of
Berkiey and present the Bible to the
school to be read therein. Able
speakers have been engaged Tor the
occasion; also good music by Newport
News band. All who will participate
will be amply repaid.
Citizens along the line of march who
desire to decorate are invited to do 80.
State Council Secretary, Thos. Is. Iyey,
of Petersburg. will be here and dollver
the presentation address. which will DO
replied to by Capt. NJ. @. Keeling. of
School Board.
Rev. Geo. Ii. Roy, ID. D., OF Chest
nut Street M Il. Church. will be the
orator OF the day. Parade will start at
$50 p. M, and will be followed by ex
ercises at the school grounds of elo
quent addresses on the principals of
the order.
The Inc of march is as follows:
Form Oh Liberty street, rigut resting
OF Sharp, from Sharp TO Maple ave
nue. TO Liberty, to Montclsnt avenue,
to y, to Lee. to Pine, to Mulberry, to
Payhe.to Chestnut, TO Parl,to Liberty,
to Berklsy avenue, to Sixth, to Publ C
School ground.
Rev. IL n. glastonbury will occupy
his pulpit at both services, as ueual,
to-day. Subjects: Morning. Worth
less Church Members" at s p. NJ,
Yesterday. To- day, and Forever"
Il have taken Hoods sarsaparilla for neu.
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.ucct,nratI,Is Xscnn.

Monday night al 5 p. m. the Boar d
OF Police Commissioners will hold their
regular monthly meeting.
Tuesday at 8 p. m. the City Council
will hold their regular monthly meet
ing. tuesday the fall term OF the Cir
cult Court begins.
Thursday the September torn Of the
Hastings Court convenes.
Friday at Sp. IN. the reg ular monthly
meeting of the School Board will 9
held.
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loon ltENT-lMMEDIATE POSSESSION:
l. rosi once i0l Washington street. core
her OF Qucon; modern con, eniences; COOK
I'M: range in the kitchen; hot aud cold alter;
bath tub and iiro place heater: pnyod vard
Apply at once. q. 5. SHERWOOD. 2rG High
streo' au3U-jt
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What's the good Of anything? Moth.
ing--unless it is an umbrella this
weather. The best are sold at @. II.
Welton Il Co.'S