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COMPLETION OF
GREEN'S SHORT HISTORY

Shor, History ot the English People. by JOHN
RICHARD GREEN. illustrated Edition. Edited by
Mrs j. r. Green and Miss Kate Norsate. In Four
Volumes With Coorod Plates. Maps. and Numerous
Illustrations Royal svo, Illuminated Cloth. Uncut
Edges and Gilt Tops. s. 90 per volume
An edition which the illustrations are adapted TO the
text with rare SKIN and Judsment-London Times
Taking the work from 10 cover. It reaches a
standard seldom attained in Undertakings y the sort
The history Systematically may ssy scientii
cally illustrated. and think Mrs. Green has well
carried out what Informs in the preface was her
husbands favorte wish.-Tribune. y. Y.
most curo,s'y. richly nnd satisfactorily illustrated
edition. The pictures are Themselves history. and
history in Il very fascinating form.-Sun. y. Y.
The "shor, History Of tho English People" has already
* ed deep influence the thought OF this genera
,in In IT, present illustrated shape there ne
d, that It's educational usefulness VIII he extended and
ex cd hovori conjccurate limits instrument for
umining the course q AngloSaNon dem, cracy.Ihila
Gc;phia Ledger.
\ nagninccn work. superbly illustrated. or the tcyt
nothing need DO said. The worth u Green's English
History long been recognized and age Will only add
TO the esteem which it will be held. Tn" illustrations
are oxccedincly valuable literary treasure Of rare
merits Observer. y Y
II is unnecessary praise the work Itself hut
no, withhold admiration from the admirable rlusra
tons which enrich tho volume Their w7rkman'hp ami
number remarkable but their most admirable feature
is the Judgment which has been .xercscd IN selecting
only illustrations which piece the md really hclp
picture the life u the time B1s,on Traveller
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FEATURES OF TEMPERANCE RALLY.

A meeting OF enjoyment and profit is promised for
Tomorrow evening at ST. Bartholomew Mission.
yos oO5 and 2O7 East Forty-secondst at the weekly
temperance meeting at 1880 p. m The famous Lake
Quartet will sing several Of their characteristic
selections Professor A. A. Hopkins. well known In
the lecture field. will deliver the principal address
nd many who have recently signed the pledge VIII
give interesting testimonies. Among these; Caieb
Dunn who writes as The Hermit OF Ha r
1,rdge will reclte an original selection. Mr. Dunn
signed the pledge five weeks ago at TINS MISSION
The admission will be fee, but silver coHecuon
10 defray the expense OF he meeting VIII be taken
Within the last six weeks at these weekly temper
ance rallies over 100 people in all walks Oh 1ie
have signed the pledge
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REAL ESTATE.
SALES UNDER FORECLOSURE AND BY
BROKERS'

The published statement that ex-consressman
lanes / Belden of Syracuse, Is still the owner OF
the Windsor Hotel in this city, Is denied on the au'
thorlty OF williams S. Hawk, OF the nrm or hawk
& Wetherbe,, proprietors or the WINDSOR Ho'eL
Mr Relden. If is SAID has ceased to have any In.
terest whatever in the establishment lie mas now
ever. in company with Mr. Hawk and others re-
Gently purchased the site OF the hotei "elihs'oh'
at the northwest corner Of Madison-ave' ana rory
second-st. and work has been begun on the buiid-
ing which is TO cost 100000. The WINDSOR Hotel
is owned by Hannah Gerry
The statement has been frequently puolshed mat
the American Security Company had secured ieass
sauth and east the new tweniy-story office building
which the Security Company is building at Broad DAD,
way and Plne-st. 1t is authoritauvey oehieu u,s
any such lease mas been negotiated OF 10 ho" !"
contemplation NJ c..a,. - I.ouI,
Cohn the property known as Merrtts Hotel 10 -
East Twefth-st size 37x.03 irregular. IL Is re-
ported that the old landmark will soon be demo.-
lshei and there win be erected the site an eight
story fre-proof mercantile building. -.
fonT T5a'' brownstone dwelling at 10 lis East
Nineteenth-st.,, with lot 25xs2 for $500 build
ing of four ve.story brick athouses on south
side Of Elghty-ninth-st, 200 feet west Of Second
ADA Ida p Moore mas filed plans for the building Of
seven three-st1ry brick buildings on the norm So ~
of one hundred-and- hrteenth-st loo teet "es' "
Louise Eckhardt has filed plans for the building
OF nine nVe-StOTy DllSh 1rad-
corner Of Amsterdam-ave; anu ohe-"u"u
forty ninth-st., to cost s3lvo o,o.,oor, uer.
stands at the S xceofion of that q
~ Peoenix Ingraham & Co., who sold. under l0re-
Closure. four tots in West and Hora,o SIS was;
0rst Iot offered was the northeast corner OF
anI tJorato SITS I2x75x205x736Ss. There was lue
on Judgment $3.50 II was purchased Gy me p'aa Tor
sie ooo The company also purchased the remain1ns
lots 25 feet north Of HCra9 Gs on on tMtnen; ST.
t,,so the lot 81 feet north OF Horatio-st' on
wess ! ~ The on lS TO n H fnsrf
g, sy Of Wesi-st 25xSl6. was also sold TO tne
same $ glain'ifr for $500. There was due o" ''aS
Ran,snnn Richards sold. by private contraS'' VI:
sJrnrv hrowns:one dwelling, 25xS2 No. us East
Nineteenth-st.. for $3se"
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adler. Leopold and wife 10 Sarah Kahn. as exc
, crtor No Esw lsf G TO- Herman wronkow
84th-st. 22s.9 It OF 2d-ave. year, mort
Arend carl II. to Margare,ha Grolz 3sth-
ST. l25 II u 9,h-ave 10 years.
ST i5i n - Of washington-ave demand
Bennett. Robert F. and wife 20 hnoS.
Del Gaizo. Maria O. TO Jane oliver and another
= Grenada Place. 93a II ~ - George ;
Crescent. and other property. 3 mortgages
Dick. benjamin ). to William J Grsney. n E
corner Brook-ave and l6ith-s; demand -
Davidson Solomon. Charles T. strong and an
other. trustees " 5 3d-ave. 800 Z, OF "'1-s''
same To- Henrietta Hu,ton ; si-ave. sos It
Douglass S'D Minnie c. and another to susan {
VIVIAN and another, executors. West End
ave So II u 75th-st. years. ~. ..:...;...
Erb William g. and wife to Dollar savings
rt 'f1.S William and wfe to Lucy kirkland
ct al Melrose-aye. - II OF i@'d-st.
Ferris %n ' Hnnie. ct al to l. voss and another.
e Nelson-ave. i3 IT Of Devoe-s,. 3 mort
Fran r,i Anna. IA to Charles Wahlis No pa East
rgI lS.nit william yfi and another to william
Larnei. trustee. corner Melrose-aNe ana
Godfrey LILY A. to william II G Peters. CIR
Horgan Martha ". aad another 20 Alexander
Walker and another corner West End ave
Hartag Elizabeth A. and another Henry DE F
Weekes i27th-st. is3 It Of Ith-ave. 3
.....-....-..
Uav.ley Jennie e. Josiah Lindsey. No ~ West
'"tu-St. year
Holland Charles u. 10 John - Baker. lt3d-
st 81 u ? u Amsterdlnl-aye. year.........,
Same to Mark Ash. iI3d-st. 30 It Of Am
ster,am-ave. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Hayes Eliza j. John \ Rutherford. No lo+
West 7I1h-st. years ............: $3.50
Hyrnnn Ross 10 Isaac Bitternan. = Avenue 4.
5l2 II u 73l-st. years.
Hilicnbrand. otto, and wife 10 the Eas, River
Savings institution, corner BrOOme and
Allen SITS. year. ..........-.,,..
Jones Oliver l.. and wife - United States Trust
O. ~ New-York Nos 49, and 400 9th ave
Years
John Osborn Son Go ct nj 90 w Went
worth Il al. trustees No ~ Bsayer-st. years.
keenan,, Annie Vi. 20 y l. Sherwood and an
other No i13 West Gith-st. years. ...........
Levi Henry g. and wife 20 L n Butler and an
other. trustees. W corner Columbus-ave and
Swh-s, years r, a.
~ $50 Yves; l0O:h-st. dewand. .................
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NEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

,,.,h..,,,-ave W . 3,3 # Ok il9,h-st. l6.sx
>. Walter Scott and wife - Alfred u I"n q,
,po.b-st q ~ II W Of Manhattan-a'e' lSNlo''ii'
,i :iilr "a - East charles wahls and wife
T. Anna FTanz :; ~ ii,i.aye 25xfs o: John
@'1i,iJwell-a,e : 1919 II n Of l6lst-s,, lux
100 Patrick owens and wife to ANNE :" nun,
lon '.'....'';;cc ~ ienox.ave oox,OO.ii:
Joseph 9 Thor pson. referee. 70 Charles II Mem
ea ~ 2i Fast; sarah + Magre to Alicia
H3rm'n ~, r. OF jwiins-ave, i6sxOo;
sears r K~lso and wife 70 John Van b.ider
.,.th-st - corner West Ena-aFe. l'OAI"y, , W,
and wives 70 Martha " Horgan and Fanny "
? sf''y'1 80 2i5 West; conrad Hubert TO Ella
,s @Isra' II ?4S West. william Payne and wife
a. Henry Bras" and wife ..........., -: ..
f5oth.st 3 81 : II " Of Conyent-aye. i8sxs9 II;
Inuis stern and wife TO Susan % Meara
N.lroso-ave. n . corner l5lst-sI lli5x2O; Eliza
beth RAIDER and husband 10 william Fro.
I02sxi.5xioO. the West side Mutual building;
Liam and Savings Association 10 August
a.,h lni 'e' 1875 It OF OH ave 25xss9 Marga
retha Crolz 20 CAN X Arcnd ..........,..: -.
e0th.st 10 u West: Josiah Lindsay ard wife
Same property. sgmund Gu,wiliig TO Josiah $
o4th,s,' n $ 25S II II " Of sth.aye. l6xloos.
Agnes Il Prtchard and husband 10 BenJimin
.o,b.s, so y $ 100 (, W u 7th-ave. 25xeso George
rfeifier and wife to Eugene IL Meyer ,,,o.o,:
Nichael F Joyce 70 Harris Beaver. .........
stth-st : : 22j Il u 2d-aye. 2JXlo22 Meyer
Pickett 20 Charles Stesneyer. 90, 100 .
oi-ave. . . col n q l2ith-st. 2Oxs0. Agnes
- smith 70 Arthur Browne - al ~ part.
i3ith.s,. John q Norris and wife TO Marion 2
Murray ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ''f'''''''''
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story rs RICHARD HARDING DAVIS. Au'hor II
IVAN Bhbcr. and other,." The E,l-s mi other
Stories" e'c. Illustrated by G. y. Gibson. Post s,o.
Coih. Ornamental. 81 -.
This ie not merely tho longest work II fiction ,h,
Davis has undertaken bat appeals wider Ruiienc"
an - MS previous stories The authors many nl-
mircrs viii find abatement in hs power ~ cnchain-
ing the mi yn.cnt q absorbinsiy
ing story.
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I I
FOUR AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES.

Harvard. Yale. Princeton. md Co!Y nha. With many
Illustrations i,o Cl,'h. Ornamental. 81
These papers descriptive II four renowned seats -
learning each contIbuol ~ writer specially qualified
f,r tho treatment . his subject Will he found Z
much interest - tie general public we'll tho
students nnl the alumni. Tho article Harvard iq
written hy Trofesso- Charles Eliot norton that Yale
hy Professor Arthur Hqi"y Princeton "a treated hy
Pr,foss.r william Il sloane ani Professor nranI~r
Matthews writes q Columbia.
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THE IDIOT.

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ArH1Er1cs AT HEREFORD.

To-day's Contests In the State High School
 Athletic Meet-New Haven High School
 and Boardman Teams-Prospects as to the Winning of the Cup--HillhOuse Will
 Break Records.
 The High school and Boardman ath- letic teams go to Hartford to-day tc compete in. the,stat high school athletic meet, which is,to be held this afternoon at Charter oak park, Hartford.
 The cup no doubt will be won by Hartford, but the Hillhouse boys ex- poet to give'6hen close rub, as the team Is in fineAcondition. Thirty points are looked for by the Hillhouse team if the mem turn out as expected
 Captain Beck of the Hlllhouse team in an interview with Courier" rep resentative said that positively three records would be broken by his team. These events are the hammer and shot and the mile walk. Butler in the walk has in daily practice broken the record by over forty seconds. The points ex- pected are as follows;
 Beck, first place in the hammer and shot and second in the broad jump-12 points.
 Butler and Tichborne, the first two places in the mile walk-7 points.
 Fanslow and Kearney, both third places in the half and mile runs-2 points.
 Murphy, third in hammer-1 point
 Bartholomew, third in the 100 yards Hash-1 point.
 Wolf and Mason, each second in the pole vault, and high jump respectively 4 points.
 Brenner third in the broad jump point.
 Nettleton and Cooney, second and third in the shot-3 points. Total-31 points
 Principal Thomas, Instructor Hackett and other teachers, besides a large del- egation of pupils, will accompany the team to.Hartford.
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WALLTNGFORD.

The funeral of Lucien Pomeroy will occur on Sunday at o'clock from St Pauls church. The bearers will be from Compass lodge, No. g. F. and A M. Burial will be in the Center street cemetery. There will be an opportunity for friends to view the remains from # to ? o'clock at the house. The casket will not be opened at the church.
 The report of the condition of George A. Lane received at 8 o'clock last ev- ening was quite favorable, he having passed quiet day, and all his symp- toms seemed In his favor.
 Rev, J. J. Blair arrived home yester- day from Saratoga.
 A party of ten couples from here will enjoy a yachting cruise in and about New Haven harbor to-day.
 The cases of c. N. Lane & Son vs. G. w. Merrills and T. s. Daly are assigned for trial before Justice Myers to-day.
 Compass lodge, No. 9, F. and A. M,
 
 will hold a special communication this evening to arrange for the funeral of Lucien Pomeroy, who was the oldest member of the lodge, having been rais- ed to the sublime degree of master Mason in 1851, he being the first candi- date after the restoration of the lodge's charter.
 The grange will visit the Northfield society next Wednesday evening.
 The Ramblers will have lantern parade Tuesday evening.
 Accanaut lodge, I. o. o. F., will deco rate the graves of its deceased members Sunday, JuneI9.
 The Ramblers' club run to Middle town on Sunday has been postponed
 Walter H. Cowles started yesterday for Pottsville, Pa.
 F. H. Curran is working in New Brit ain for the New Britain Hardware com pany.
 Alderman James Tooth of Meriden, with three friends, were fishing in the lake yesterday and caught twenty-four pickerel.
 Walter Hall is home from Boston hav- ing graduated with honors at the Bos- ton School of Technology.
 The body of William o. Curtis daughter will be brought here to-day on the 12:32 train from Waterbury forA burial in the Center street cemetery.
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A TRIBUTE OF SCIENCE.
Synopsis of Host Remarkable Lecture De. ilvered Before the Ninth r1edlCaI Congress, by Dr. A. L. A. TObOldt, of the University of Pennsylvania.
ap 30 eod6m

"The famous fountain of health at Carlsbad, in Bohemia, which has been the refuge of invalids for five centur- ies. is certainly well worthy of a careful study. My experience with this rem edia1 agent has been such that may truly say that no remedy which ever employed has given me so much pleas ure and profit as this particular one. Selecting a number of chronic hypO- chondriacs, whose aff1ictions have baff1ed all my previous efforts as my subjects, l was truly astonished to note that, although no rigid diet was pre- scribed, and only limited amount of exercise was indulged in, 1 obtained most remarkable results---the complex ion, even after weeks use, began to clear up, the step became more firm and elastic, and, what was more, the en- tire host of hypochondriacal complaints sseemed to vanish like mist.
 Many.ifnitations of the genuine im- ! ported Carlsbad Waters and Carlsbad :, Spr11del Salt are being sold here by druggists and others The genuine article is bottled under the supervision of the city of Carlsbad, and has the seal of the city and the signature of :" EisAer & Mendelson Co.,, i" sole agents for the U. S., New York, on every bot tie. All others are worthless imita. tions.
 Dr. Toboldts lecture, with table of cases treated, will be mailed to any address upon application to the agents iof the Carlsbad Spring, Eisner & Mem delson Co.,. 1s2 Franklin street, New York
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graue11ers' Guide,
New York, New Haven and
 Hartford K. R.
January 21, 1895.

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AT WARNER RALL.
June Festival Given Under the Auspices of
 St. Anne's Guild.

June Festival Given Under the Auspices O
 St. Anne's Guild. There will be a, June festival given by Ahe St. Anne'ssGuild connected with St Johns .churchtat Warner hall on Tues day evening, June Il. Great prepara. tions,have beensmade for most enjoy able evenings entertainment, and as the programtis aaf1ne one those attend ing will be amply repaid. Following is the program: Selection by orchestra. Sailors Hornpipe, Misses Agnes Ryan and Grace Tiernan. Spanish Dance,
 Miss Jennie Malloy. Vocal selection,
 Miss Lizzie c. Gaffney. Dutch Dance, Master Arthur and Miss Jennie Malloy. Fae Dance,
 Miss Agnes Ryan. Vocal selection,
 Miss Lizzie C. Gaffney. Alabama Coon,
 Master Robert Macdonald. Irish Jig,
 Master Arthur Malley.