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HELP WANTED.

Male.
AGENT WANTED. Old. established hrm
~ Scotch distlllcrs wish an energetic
agent To soil their well known brand OF
scotch whisl,ey In the States. consign-
menis Will be made 70 any extent bu,
applications must only be from those
having a connection. ana VINO VIII under
TAX. 10 vigorously push tho trade. refer
cuces in Great Britain necessary. Address
No. ia. ROBERTSON x SCOTT. Edin-
burgh. Scotland
WANTED. Man - manage ..-ncn Office
at New York. salary. $1,000 year. $500
cash and references required. commercial
references furnished. Address +. o. Box
/ 81 Philadelphia Penn.
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cry REAL ESTATE ron SALE.

rncvs or CITY AND MANHAT-
OF DisI.AND.-Acrcage pr9psr'y at ~
wood sp@yiSH c 2gyS Hi PARK. Mills
,,,,.3sn1,,irrlesuoI;SE. aO3 hth.ave:
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Ocean Steamers.
WHITE STAR LINE.

\.
Majestic. June 10 p m Britannia. July II.
q, rmanic 20 l. Majestic. July -. 80 "A.
Adriafic. July g. g. Gcfnauic July 81. .. N.
Teutonic July 10 so A. n Telionlc Aus = 20 a. m
so COTTON CARRIED EY PASSENGER STEAMERS
Pier ~. North River. Office. - Broaf~ay. J.
&
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lcst ano (onn0.

OsT-Bank Book. NJ. s9e $40. Bank for Savings. $50
/ Fourth Ave Iayn STOPPED. Please
book 10 Bank.
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THE TRIBUNE
Uptown ONCE
i2i2 Broadway. 81 door north Of 3lst-st
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until O'Clock d. IN.
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Al PATENTS FOR T.E.-Tygard Poll
mans speed changing gear for bicycles.
s31 800: Prices cleaning comb: Specially
novel health exerciser. EDGAR TATE Il
COMPANY. Paten; Solicitors. "i5 Broad
way
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


p.pcArvc Parties can have half inter
ost In 80 large lots. near station, "'
valuable proprietary medicine. faI'ioni"'s
owner. A. J. RITTER. RAILWAY, y. j.
FOR SALE. NJ Elizabeth. y. Tile me
house and grounds 2l2 RAILWAY - .,
near South-s'. depot. 1cnnsy wanna ~"
r,nd. lot jOS feet front. TO Fay-hNe. IN
roar fnc stable cOwhCuse ana hcNneIN :
large garden abundance Of choice iuIt'
Apply on yromIscs.
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NETHERLANDS LINE

~ T.
~ for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM. via Roulogne
France
c SpAAE%DAM. Saturday. June %. 1895 p.
{ = Vf,I,NDAM Saturday. June 20 1895.
Firs. cabin so ana upward cabin. SIS
nj very low rates Apply for tourist guide and terms.
General Passenger Agency - BTOaa"hy
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THOS. COOK & SON.
Orcial Ticket Agents Tor all Trunk Lines.

MAINE Sll.A M>fiII ~. -IHtcl 10 WI
AvI TAGE CITY. Mass. and Portland. Nc I"lighNul
Sc. route al pleasure r,solts North and las,.
Elegant steamers Low excursion ra"s Tuesday. Thurs
day and Saturday T. NJ During July srd August ezra
service. Per -. East RIVER Tot Market s.
HORATlO HALL. Agea'.
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

A.-FOR SALE.-Family going away WI
sacrifice contents % their private staD'e'
A Grand Pair well matched Carriage
Horses. 1873 hands. COLBY built,
Combination Saddle and Harness Con.
15.2 hands.
Family Horse used FOR depot purposes.
Very Speedy Road Horse mo recordl' ca"
irot IN 2:3O. ,
These horses are very stylish. feafiess
elevated roads, locomotives. steam ana an
obstacles: are perfectly sound. 49,,
Also: elesan, hrou gs,liv s Gans seats
four: ladies' Top Phaeton. four pasnssn-
gers: Dog cart. Ton Sidebar Buggy; Run
about Wagon: BIKE Suihy buiN Dy bie"s-
ter s,!vers and foreign makers; are IN eA-
celicnt order. - ...oh
Single ana double silver and brass e onch:
surrey. cart and buggy harnesses Iad,1s
and xentlcmen's English saddle aho ~, ~ ,"is
Imported robes blankets. whips. WIZ ne
soId q, one-th!rd their value 10 quick puf-
'"'''''"' OWNERS STABLE.
% EAST 3iST-ST., near Madison-a'c.
A LOT OF registered young shcuaha
ponies. two matched pairs. Dgo%en 10 81
harness or for breeding. for SAFE IN gun gun
tities TO suit. VIRGINIA LIVE IN,
COMPANY, L. HAviLASD. agent 'o'
West i3t5-s..
FOR sALE.-Mstched team ponies. suit'
common. Address DIR. Q. G. IA Ns'N'
+. o. Box iCi. Jamaica. L. l.. y. !:
Fop sAI.r-Ponles that ore l.. l. bred
and broken. for children and lao,es. ~
dress DR.. o. G. JACKSON. J.. D. l'H ''''
Jamai:a. /. j. -------------- 49,
FoR sAI.E-Ten stock ponies o, al.
land. Welsh and hackney Dree ,ex iei.
dress DR.. o. G. JACxsoN' e. " "S~
jamaica, L. l.. y. J.
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Go Get for Business pnrposss.

INDOORS AND HALF FLOORS TO LIT -. ,r,,r
NTH POWER DAY AND NIGHT. IN THE
METROPOLiTAN REALTY BUILDING;
FIREPROOF: So,
sz. nOx2O3: windows on four SIDES NontihB h'O''''
prdge William and Rose sts ..., -.
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THIBATD. ~ West 3sth-st.-Summ~r
dresses tasieful.y made: also chiidren's
costumes: latest raris styles. short no
lice. moderate prices-
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
COACHMAN.-Single young man. ref-
erence, frst-cass. wants permanent out
of-town position. with or without groom.
ADVERTISER. 1877 Jcfferson-ave.. Brook
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MISCELLANEOUS.

AMERICAN LAW ADVICE ASSN.
Save time and expense NJ wasteful HI
CATION Write us plain statement OF
your case with all the facts and get n
clear legal opinion In writing. We have
the largest law library IN this country at
tho disposal OF our Advisory Board. We
take ro lawsuits. Fec. 81 send for our
prospectus. Communications strictly con
ndenilal Judge NAIlIOPE LYNN.
Pres. HENRY W. uNGER Treas. 23'
broadway. y. Y. 'ity.
ADVICE FEE. All lawsuits. DAMAGE
ACCIDENTS divorces. separations. esfateJ
settled collections, legal papers drawn
vlll. mortgage decdr. assignments. Eli
WARD BUTCHER. l3I broadway. y. !.
AT ,. PRICES, At "a rRfcEEs!!-Fins
Trunks. Fin. nags. Drcsssuit cases.
Satch~ls, Steamer Trunks. steamer chairs
Buy direct from manufacturer. CHARLES
SCHWARTZ. - iih-avc.. near Dth-st.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SuBSCRiP-
TIONS FOR THE NETWORK TRlB-
TNE WILL. BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICE. No. LAP broadway.
~ door north ~ Thirty hrsi-st.. and AID
VERTISEntNTS at the following Branch
Onices: 2G Eichth-hve.: 100 Third-ave.
corner Forty s.ycn,h-st: l59 East Forty
s.,cnth-st.. corner Third-ave.; $50 East
I25th-st.. near Third-ave.: ie26 Third-a ave,
near Six.y-nrst-st.. Los First-hve.' III"
West For,y-seconi-st.: lv2 Columbus ave. ;
l. GcD Broadway.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Celebrate ed
Hadden's car coupler $40 G9J. Newell =
pan cover Canada. ~. COS. EDGAR TAFT.
COMPANY. Patent Solicitors. 20 Broad
way.
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GENERALLY USEFUL on country resi-
cence: open for engagement June ~;
steady place preferred to high wages. Ad-
tresa EMIL. HELD Greeley. Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-17

K-HOUSEwORK.-B a man
and wife. North OF Ireland Professionals,
lately arrived. tidy people; can milk. ETC.:
wife II good butter-maker. wages moder.
ate. Al CARPENTERS. los Gth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-06-17

Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-kerosenc oil
gas stove. coylc's dowel.ng Jig: Andcr-
sons Nfeboat. 80 G2i. cpwan's trttura'ing
and cmulsifying machine. EDGAR TATE
4 COMPANY. 2i5 broadway.
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Male.
NM. L. iIAIlTl =.

HOOKKEErFR or CASHIER by young
nan II practical accountant. VIII a.
cept small salary where chance for 40
van -~-ucnt. Al references. Address G.
lLox 100 Tribune Uptown Of'ce. La
NrOaGwdy
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
COu ntry.
ApIEONDACKS.-An one looking for q

ADIEONDACKS.-A one looking for a
perfectly comfortable completely fur
nlshed camp-cCtiage At lovely Lake PLACID
would d. well 10 cal. on e. ~ NOBLE.
60 Cort.aud-st.
SUMMIT. NEW-JERSEY.-Fu furnished
stone dwelling. II rooms. New Englnnd-
ave. together with stable, garden and
z acres for summer season or longer. pos-
session given Immediately. Box $40.
Summit ~. j.
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i,2f2 Broadway. 81 door north Of 3lst-st
Advertisements and subscriptions
received there until o O'Clock D. IN.
At BRANCH OFFICES
Advertisements received nj regular ONCE
rates until p. m. VIZ:
90 Sth-ave.. =. E. cor % 23d-st
1852 G;h-aye.. cor. l2th-s,.
la2 co.umbus-aye. near Wssf 6sth-st
100 West 42e-st.. near Cth-ave.
20 West 14th st. near Sth-aye
2S7 West 42d-s,.. bet. IN and sth ayea
l37 4th-aye.. cor. I4th-st
$50 East 4Ith-st.. corner 3f-aye
2ll West l2Jth-si
90 East 42d-s'.. near Madiscn-ays
LOS ist-ave.. near SJth-st
60 3i-ave.
40 3d-aNe.. rcnr AIth-st
ia 3d-avc., near 31th-st
- Avenue A. bet. IA and 4th .,,.
II Canal-s... and 1917 Division
81 BieecFcr-N.. near Chrls'ophrr.st
HARLEM OFFICES.
$50 East i2;th-st.
oi3 West j2JiE-st.
80 West IlJ,h-st
I'p TO \ l.. m. At regular office rates
BROOKLYN OFFICES
so7 Eul'on,st; i52 Myrtle-av... Is
court-st. 20, DeKa!b-ave.. I.I97 fulton
II. noay Bedford ave.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

LARGE cool rooms. with board. In pri
vat. family. reduced rates. h"us" nr"lj
drcorat~d AL c1nVenienccs. 30 West
2sfh -.
18TH ST, II WEST Seat nicely fur
ni-hrd large am small rooms table
special attention. ffnnsirn's. references
- WEST DIST ST Desirable rooms. en-
suit" or -ingls bath. harh-owely fIr-
nlshei. board. Terms ieas inshle. i"f"rences
~ hanged
GOTH ST. 20 WEST Milcr's. transient or
permanent with nfsi. class board Secure
rooms now fnr Nhr'luen's Meet AMI op-n-
ing u Harlem snip 'hnal
IITI-ST.. 3i3 WEST Handsomely fur
ni~hei ltrr. and small rooms. with
board. ai.l. back parlDf. suitable for .hy-
hlclan.
30 WEST i4TH ST Neatly furnished
large and single rooms. excellent board o.
table boaricfS aud Southern people solicit
81 ~ permanent parties rclsorahie terms.
desirable location.
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no family: nrst-class city reference; no
objection TO the country. WILLIAM. club
stable LIS West n1th-st.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY. TEN PAGES
FOR SALE.

At REDUCED PRIcEs.-JOO secondhand
wood and iron working machines: fully
Guaranteed; machinery bought aud ex-
cnarred. GEORGE b. EDDY. :)o Mali.
so1 ft
AT Titles TOOL STORE. 80 Fulton.
It,. New-York. Workshop machinery 0oot
ofwcr) list freq: wood carving tools. scroll
SAVE. designs ard fancy woods; incubators
and ircoiers IN operation
CONCERT grand upright piano; celebrated
maker. several patents. durable. sweet
tone $3.50 make offer. rare chance. war
ranted 10 years .TADIE. is6 East llth-s,
pEsks.-EMPIRE DESK CO. S07 Canal
s,.-Lareesi stock ~ Office furniture al
lowest prices in New-York.
FOR SAI.E-ioO. 600 high grade family
mall-order names. completely covering
New England and Middle States. just com
piled. PECK Il co. 10 Wal'-si.
PRINTING Quick. artistic. colors. en-
10, 900 circulars, 81 10. 1000 cards. Coc.
MERCHANTS PRINTING CO. World
Building
SAFES Large assortment Of new and sec
ond-hand safes u all sizes. Hal. Her
ring. Marvin. Mosler and al leading man.
ufaciurers' safes. cheap. safes from Sl2
up NJ. IsENBERG. % sprIng-s'.
VIOLIN nre old violin for sale;
splendid solo instrument. can be seen by
appointment. price moderate Address
VIOLIN lG2 East 231 st
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
WANTED A frs class lady stcnographer
and operator on the Hammond machine.
Address In handwriting of applicant stat
ing references and salary expected. III. b..
Box 10, Tribune ONCE.
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REAL ESTATE.

FOR Sale and Toilet Toilet ,,,D,uv
FOR SALE OK ao eight rooms: pleasant
inrn,sm nc,,. near Watch IIill. For terms
we we" ABBY to Mrs. q, T. HALE "a'eh
I'm rInpnse Watch uUl. H.
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roUNTRY REAL ESTATE rO LET.

.crxcY FOR CONGRATULATIONS all
Kinds; sale or rent. nuiin.ns
TUBES TAYLOR. Bee"mah-"-
FAR EocKAWAy Cwave Creso. Central.
nyr.-pesirable 3-gforY house am ~ M, ~,
-. Ia. rent moderate. J. J.. '' fI To-
" Wn.l-st.. or prein.s's
prx.r FOR Notwithstanding, n J.:
- with 10 rooms: G3e location. nbun-
.,an, shade: rent extremely low. Address
a Ci,nton-avc.
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novCsTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
Good penman. williny 10 assist Win tfice
work. Address EXCEPTIONAL. 152 9th
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IiATIORY STEAMSHIP LINES

vi From Ncw-ylrk We'd Fri. and Sat.
A DELIGHTFUL TRIP by SEA TO THE PORTS OF
" GEORGIA FLORIDA
STRAIGHT AND ROUND TRIP TICKETS 10 all points
in TEXAS colorado, r,ah Ar!I1ona Cai.f9rnia Mexico
SPECIAL. Low RATES TO DENVER EDUCATIONAL
CONVENTION JULY : IL
TOURISTS TICKETS good for or nine months
Write for O. page Pocket Guii" mailed ffee -
7 MALLORY d, Gen. Agts., Per -. l. Il. y. Y
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by nrst-class
man. with : years best references re-
car1'ng honesty. s1hrlc'y and capab,ity:
thoroughly understands the care II hors-r.
carriages and harness. Can or address
j. g. d1> park-aye. harness store.
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WORK WANTED.


A REFINED young lady as mothers as
sistant: wiling to help with housekeep-
ing: good references. M. 7. NJ. Is East
lith-st.
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AID DOMINION LINE.

~ steamers Tor NORFOLK. roRTsM0r,TH. dip PQINT
COMFORT and NEWPORT NEWS VIRGINIA. EtA, H.
PI:TEKsBrEG and RICTIMoND VA and WAsHi%G-
Ton D. C.-Mon. Tues We'd. Thurs ana :ai ! :
Irhnond wa JAMES RIVER Mon. Wed and sat For
WEST POINT. "a Tues. Thurs and Sat. From PER
DC new No. y. r. foot Eeach-ei.. at J IN, saturday,
p. IN. Through tickets and freight rates - all points
Hou'' "-' ~ l. Gl1IL.ArnEI. Tranlc ManaEcr.
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COACHM NN.-Four years rrst-clsss city
reference from last employer. city or
country call or address last employers =.
l51 Yves; G5th-s.
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Died "Do LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

IL for La Cu1yra. Puerto Cabelo Curacao and Mara
c,Ibo via Curacao from rerIepont Stores ilook!yn.
: s. PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. jun y j. m.
: CARACAS. N"1i' s'iY JD'j j. ~
< S VFNEZI Ella .......... sa 'uIday July 10. D. N
built expressly Tor the uaa"
haze superior accommodations for Passengers.
For Maraca!bo. freight only. -
M.pAcA,pD ................... Saturday. June %
- " EOI-ITOS. BLISS & DALLETT.
M4narcfs 13J Eronf-s'
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Al PATENTS FOR SALE.-Crnningham $
hiiching device. J3f. ~. Dryers adjust
able shade roller: SONS banjo tail piece.
jl6 2i5. Bankers joiater. 534, 66l. EDGAR
TATE & COMPANY. Paten, Solicitors. 2ij
broadway.
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,OArIlNAN. - Experienced horseman.
uur-ir-hend and tandem driver has been
through ising and driving school In
sweden. Address Fl DOLE. 20 West
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-27
THERE WERE GOOD RACES.
Bald, the Star Rider, Won the Pprincipal
 Event.

Bald, the Star Rider, Won the Pprincipal Event.
 Wilkesbarre, Pa, June 26-The sec ond days races of the National Circuit meet to-day were better than those of yesterday. A stiff breeze up the home stretch interfered with the making of fast time. Bald, the star rider of the Columbia team, won the principal race, the mile open, class B., with his usual lightning-like sprint. His record of nine firsts and one second out of ten mile open events is remarkable and stamps him the class B. king. Otto Zeigler paced by a quad rode an exhi- bition mile in 1;58, which is state rec ord. Tn the final of them ile open class B. Dirnberger Tapped the rear wheel of the rider ahead of him on the first turn and brought down Johnson Neith- CT was seriously hurt Sims received from Chairman Gideon of the racing board a telegraphic permit to ride, pending further investigation as to his class B. standing. The summary:
 One mile open, class A.-Ray Dawson, Boston, l. w. S. Douglass, Philadel- phia, g. Time 2:34
 Half mile sopen, class B,-Otto Zeig- Ter, California, i; c. R.Coulter, Toledo, 2. Time 1:02 3-5.
 One mile handicap, class A.-W. c. Wouglass, 60 yards, 1; Ray Dawson, scratch, 2. Time 2;19.
 One mile open, class BE. c. Bald, l.; L. D. Cajbanne, St. Louis, 2; Otto zeig- Ter 3. Time 2:0S AS.
 One mile l.. A. w., championship class A.-C. W. Kreick. Reading, 1; c. R, Jack, Reading, 2. Time 2;19 3-5.
 One-fourth mile psychologists 1, Dawson g. Time 33 6.
 Two mile handicap, class B.-L. B. Cabanne, scratch, 1; J. F. Barrick, 21O yards, 2. Time 4:32
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-27
IN coon SHAPE.
Both Yale and Harvard Crews Are in the
 Best of Condition

Both Yale and Harvard Crews Are in the
 Best of COnd tion.
 New London, June 26.-The crews are in good shape for the contest of Fri day. The choice of position's for to- morroW's races has been settled and the crews will line up at the start at the big bridge at 10 o'clock with Columbia on the west side, Harvard on the middle and Yale on the east side. The referee will be Guy Richards of Columbia The revenue cutter Dexter arrived this af- ternoon. There Is little betting, and that on even terms, on to-morrow's race, but for the varsity odds of to 1 have been offered and taken. A good deal of Yale money is here awaiting takers. College men are beginning to flock into the city and the quarters of the crews have been visited by great many friends of the oarsmen to-day.
 Indications favor fast time in to-mor- rows race. A great number of yachts have already arrived. The harbor pre- sents d beautiful picture tonight, many yachts being illuminated. It looks now as if Hollister, No. in the Harvard crew, will not be able to row. His ab- sence from the crew will be a severe loss. The Yale crew is in the pink of condition.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-27
WALLTNGFORD.

w. N. Mix camp, s. of ", has elected James T. Hines first lieutenant in place of G. H. Barrus, resigned. E. T. Calla- han was elected second lieutenant in place of J. T. Hines, promoted. Captain L. L. Hall announces his staff appoint ments as follows: Chaplain, B. R. Tut tie; first sergeant,J.G. Phelan; quarter master sergeant, H. G. Mix; sergeant of the guard, David Hawkins; color ser geant, c. H. Torrance; principal must elan, E. A. sherman; corporal of guard, F. D. Futile; camp guard, Frederick Hull; picket guard, Henry Rartholo- new.
 Accanaut lodge, I. o. O. F., has elect ed as officers Robert E. Hull, N. G.; L. D. Hill, V. G.; c. c. Treat, R. s.; Charles Hill, P. s.; w. H. Dunn treas urer. The officers will be installed by District Deputy A. V. Griffin of Meri- den next Tuesday evening,
 Compass lodge No. 9, F. and A. M, will icall off" next Monday evening until the third Monday in August.
 The school will reopen Tuesday, Sep tember 8.
 Rev. J. J. Blair and children leave to-day for Freeport, Me, to spend the summer.
 Superintendent D. R. Knight has been re-engaged for another year at salary of $1,60O.
 D. R. Knight, F. M. Barber, c. D. Morris, Robert Morris and c. w. Leav- enworth started yesterday from New Haven in a yacht to take in the boat race at New London Friday.
 About 400 excusionists went up to Hanover park yesterday.
 Goodrich Ss Kimm's wagon show will appear here to-day and tomorrow in the vacant lot at the corner of Center and William streets.
 The managers of the agricultural so- ciety have decided to place their price of admission to the fair in September at cents.
 Captain M D. Munson lost pocket book Tuesday evening containing ten $5 bills.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-06-27
on ESHIRE NEVIS.

June 2S-The farmers have commence ed to cut the hay crop On account of the long drouth it has greatly retarded and lessened the crop, so that only about two-thirds the usual quantity will be secured.
 At the regular school meeting in the center held last week MT. Leander Hine was elected committeeman for the ensuing year, and c. M. Hotchkiss clerk.
 Miss Maud Vivian of England, who has been here visiting at A, s, Bennett's has returned to her home in England.
 Miss Lottie Hitchcock a student at the normal school in New Haven, is home for the summer vacation.
 Miss Alice Trythall teacher in one of the public schools in Springfield, Mass, Is home for the summer vacation.
 The marriage of Miss Harriet Eliza, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph F. Beach of Cheshire, to MT. Ernest H. Baldwin of Cohoes, N. Y, took place in the Congregational church Wednes- day afternoon at 5:30 o'clock in the presence of a large gathering of friends of the couple. Rev. J. P. Hoyt, pastor of the church, performed the ceremony. After reception at the house of the brides parents the happy couple will take a short trip and go to Cohoes to make it their home.
 Miss Sarah and Miss Harriet Calhoun have gone to Asbury Park, N. J., for the summer. Their house here has been rented to MT. Raymond of Chica-
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Bids Were Opened.

Washington, June 26.-Blds were opened at the treasury for the con struction of two revenue cutters, one to be used on the lakes and one on the At lantic, the limit of cost of each being $175,OOO. There were but three bids re- ceived, two for the composite cutter on the New England coast and one for the cutter on the lakes. For the former the Atlantic works of Boston, were the lowest bidders at $159, 175 and the Globe Iron works of Cleveland, at $147 7S40 was the only bid received.
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go, who, with his family, will occupy il for several months.
 Walter Stone, son of R, H. Stone, is home from storrs college for the sum mer vacation.
 Miss Eleanor Jessup, daughter of the Rev. 10. Jessup, is spending her vacation with her parents.
 MT. Dennis w. Coleman, our young lawyer, is receiving the hearty con gratulations of his friends here, having passed the examinations in the Yale law school of New Haven out of a class of fifty-nine.
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He is Determined.

New York, June 26.-Ex-Mayor Ma than Matthews of Boston has written to the police board in regard to the charge in which, he says, he is ready to press against Patrolman James Penny of the Grand Central station, whom MT. Matthews has accused of forcing him to pay $2 for a telephone connection with Boston, which he said he failed to get, The case will probably be heard next week.
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Fight Delared or.

Wheeling, w Va, June 26.-The fight between Billy Dooley of California and Jack Grace of New York, to have been pulled off tonight, was declared off on account of there being no crowd at the club house, only thirty persons being present Dooley and Grace will fight ten rounds to a decision as prelimi- nary bout to the Scannel-Woods fight tomorrow
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Forred Nnte Annenred

Willimantic, Conn, June 26.-A forg- ed note of the town of Windham for $, LOGO appeared at the Wlndham Nation al Bank to-day for collection. The note was issued last November and bears the endorsement of I. A, Culver house, who succeeded Risley as cashier of the First National Bank. The note is due July 1. The loss falls on the out-of-town bank that took the note the week after Risley died.