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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-04-06
indicated Papers

Be used; in doing so, you need have no
fear of the results.
Our stock at present is much larger
than usual We have just received a
large consignment OF such staple
brands as Orc. Cosmos. Owl, EPSON,
Ponds Extract, Perfection, P. P. P. P.
all of which We are offering at re-
markably low prices. in order that
they may be in reach of all.
With prices we are in the lead. and
we intend to keep there.
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SUGAR ADVANCES
Some Estates Still Grind
ing in Cuba.
American Rsfirsrs OissSttsftso
WITH Protection -
Refined Sugar

Our las. circrla- w2s dated February
= pt- Australia
STAINLESS Ct refined confirmed
unchanged until the 18th inst. when
su grades were advAacsd sc Pc
pound. o- The Tssh Inst. sc Per pound
ana szair on TIE 18th ils.- tsc Ps-
pound. We quote prices q the West
en- Sugar Refining Company. for Cali
yc-niz. OreEu- and Washington rodEy,
rs fellows CZhS. crushed a1d pow
6e-sG. siSc- dry s-zrrlzted. SC: coz
restic-e-s' 4. SC, magnolia \. 1SSc'
extra {. 4.ecs golden c ESsc> Pow
Gs-s5. 5ssc; candy E-4uul&Jed, 5iSe-
These prices are s-hceSeI 70 The usual
-stSre c. tse ps- pound
Prices ta- sNvC-- were S6yz-cSG o.
Ihe 18Th ms u +i4c co- E-21clztsG
18Th ars-- 4S<c- E-i 18Th tns.-- +Iec
RASIS--Co1,5rue5 81 & rst from
February lS-h 70 Ns-ch 5-k. when Il
declined = 15-rtc le1- Advanced q
March 15-h q s. ne, and MS-cE is-s
u Ills ne The following sSleS
hzvs been reported since Cur last cir
ccis--
February 81. 70 STRIVE, $500 o2ss,
@t-E. s-c-- 50 tSEss ssh 70 arrive -
- 80 Se-~ r, e---vs : go nz<s-
-rr ~ IL - =. - ae--- 49, ,Ts-,,>
= b, -, /. 80 - - =, =
- $ - s-rrz- ~ - s--svz --nar
N,-s----r 90 Z e--s- ~ G. ~ ra--
80 49, 80 : a1,r As-S a. s-.-,
-c-A 49, - s-...----z-,- ; -, 49, --
--rs- 49, So - rs-- ~ zs-ss
49, 49, -z----zs
--spr---- ----.- - r,sr- r. -.--sz--s.s
u, - -~-ss ~ ps--s.zs--s-z,-zs
.,.---zs - -s-z=r -, s----.- -, =, 80
49, - s-s.-=-- 49, - -,-,,yE.s.zz
$500
- ~ .----. -...-=-- Ar ~. -,-r,--
49,. - ---z,-s : - = -
:. = r. - - r-.-s..= $3.50 -
-. - 49, - - -, =.
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r-.--es-----.-- =. ------- - - -
=, -.- - - -, =
S,'- ..s----s.- =. - =
= ,..--1s---. - -
-. - -. -
- : - - - - =.
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SUGAR SHIPMENTS
Prepared From Figures
at Custom House.
Month Of March a Great one For
SuEar-Total Value of EN-
ports From, Honolulu,

The p2sJ month has been $ specially
good one when it is 4 question or the
expectation Of sugar from the port OF
Honolulu 10 Pacific And Atlantic ports,
Just about as much was shipped last
month IS during January Snd February
combined. Below viii be found 3 few
figures bearing on sugar and other eS-
ports from the country which might
prove interesting TO many:
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TE= assessed Fztzzr51z II BrucEIFz
< - pr esL Il tts seEzE TzE-=- EEIE=
II E=F EazE I L elLF = Eer eE- Tie
Ez-EzzE= q E=er To FzEzzEinz = also
I1z- II N=% Tc-E
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expectation Of sugar from the port of
Honolulu 10 Pacific And Atlantic ports,
Just about as much was shipped last
month as during January and February
combined. Below viii be found 3 few
figures bearing on sugar and other eS-
ports from the country which might
prove interesting TO many:
EXPORTS OF SUGAR.
January-Ss,o7S.S7S lbs. valued at
S9Sa. 2Il-9T.
February-so .eSs1o0 lbs. valued at
SSs0. 070ss-
March-6e1Ss,7eS his. valued at ST.
81. 4e7.T7.
Total shipment for quarter ending
March SiSt. 1897. 1s5.590y as lbs, val
ued NJ sS.e44. 70a-a6,
Following are the names Of the YES
sells. their destinations and amount of
sugar taken by each during the past
month:
Mar. Am. bktne Irmgard for San
Francisco. s.s75.0os lbs. valued at So
TSSl0S~
Mar Ser. ship Marie Haekteld
for san Francisco. S,s+l,lS6 lbs, valued
II s117.2S4l5
Mar. @Hzv. 5 5. Zealandia for
san Francisco, T55,SE5 r. valued al
3rar. S-Am- bk Nay Flint for Della
ware Breakvater. 9.715,sSS lbs. valued
At s5S7 $500
NIar. S-Haw. sehr. Honolulu for
san Francisco. $3.50 lao lbs. valued al
S109 .50S-0Q.
Mar. e-An- bk 5. c. Allen for san
Francisco. 2.s57. s5S lbs, valued At Sal
Mar. 10. 5 5. AustraHa for san
Francisco. 1883 600 lbs, valued at $751;
+sR-10-
Iar. 1-Am. bktne 5 n. Castle for
san Francisco. 1.5i2-5q3 lbs valued az
s460ls,
Mar. 1s-An- zchr Transit for San
Francisco. 1884 SIS lbs valued at s5S,-
Mar. 1@Haw bk Andrew wslch for
san Francisco. S-155.7lS lbs. valued
81 s22 ssl-+2
Mar. sd-Br. ship Samantha for New
York T,s7T,74Q lbs, valued AZ $751;
Ne a1-s- srp- JasSia Minor for
- r-.-,.;-.,, go t7S ~ vsIT,s5 a.
SSIeTt6T
Me- 9G-Ar, S.h- Fred g sander
~ 81 r-.-rfSr7 ! trr as Ths yaTrre.i
- e. as A.
lLs-. 23-A-,- bztre W C. Irwin for
san Francisco. SIS $50 lbs, valued at
Ne SIT, rs-+ra : e. WILDE for
~ E-----c-.-.- : "a s5g Trs vsTra7 ~
S--s
So ~-7- \ Sn--o- fo-
" v7-k ---srst Tb- relre.l A.
+ S.etG.=s r-
MS sa-A- Srrr Aloha for San
( ---srr=s-, 7ct-=7t rrS vsF-=+ AZ
~ - "a
NJ 81 -rf, Rs-+ : psrl---y7
- - : - 80 n - -
s.ss -
Z FcLlCTiEz were the ctAer shipments
/ "a tC-stg1 pCr-s during The month q
/ March
( 9 ,-,--5 H. --r---- - S-ea-z
- - =, - -----,-+.-,- - 81.
- -z5. go ~ b. "a. s--s--.,Ifs =.
NJ - r.5,T n - ~ rl---e :
80 - ~ = --+ Ia En-. T--
- - n = T--=- ~ 7rs- -
= $50 - - - a. arS
= - = s s-i--- : r,-t7 NJ ~
- s---z--T9- - NJ - 80 E--,ufs.
- SO ~. - - .Te-z.+. ~ lr.-
- fS---zT7 .-5 ~ 6aa NJ or The s-E-
- : - - ----------(
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Sill =-EA-=-
WY Eat gAGsts your power t7E
czs CENTRAL Stztfo17 One gersz
Etnr can furnish power 10 yoU PUMP
CAuifEGlz, Elevators, PIovs, Rail
~zEs and Hais-s; also furnish light arc
pEE for : radius Of fruu IL 10 s,
niles
Electric Power being used saves TIA
Labor Of kzaliag coal IN your feiC
zIzo water, and does away with high
Priesd engineers, and only have oEs
engine 70 I0ok altar IN you mil
Were water power f sTzflzhle II
costs noting 70 gsngzts Electrfs
Power.
THE HAWAIIAN ELECTRIC CON-
PAEF Z nov ready U fzEztsa Eiseu1s
Pants AID GGerzto-s q al descV.E
anzE Il short lo-fee, z1d also las G.
Eld krEs s-n-ck q Wire, Chza6ei
tsrs sz6 Electrical Goo6a
Al or1erz VII d gwen E-o1pt 4
tErar- and eszfEzre< furnished e
LLgtdzg and Power Plants also y
tena- II given u ao1se and Mare
EEt-g
W0- HOFFMAN, MzZsges.
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Cheap as Dirt.

Most people are extremely particular
about the food they eat, clothes they
wear. soaps they use, and why not ex-
ercise the same precaution regarding
the toilet paper consumed?
1t is by far more essential than the
average person realizes-that none but
purely
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D|ug 60.
TIMELY TOPICS
ON BICYCLES.

The arrival OF the last australia
was greeted with sigh OF relief from
the whole community. The unusually
long interval between mails had made
people quite anxious. and minors OF
var and other political disturbances
we're flying as thick as leaves in Val
Iambrosa. The encouraging news Of
the probable passage OF the Ding
ley bill. imposing z duty on all
foreign sugars while preserving for
Hawaii nei the advantages OF the Reel
proeity Treaty, gladdened the hearts
Of all, planters as well as merchants,
who predict a new sra OF prosperity
and progress for these beautiful Isles
OF the Pacific News was also brought
Of the knocking out OF Champion Jim
Corbett by his sturdy opponent, Fitz-
simmons
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THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS
From All Parts of the World.

sod x Betces T. ID. a1d Il ezsss eonfagusna
* tsz1es tie az21tits, fls. ezeh-ssfeIest -
efzscT pesE1ueEt ere Il the great raal0rffr
q lczz-sEz1dlnz czsse- By ALL CHgTI7Ts
AID PATEET MEDICINE VEwTi6,pz
THEOr6HOET The wORLD. P,or-ieeo-e
TIE L-scoLs 1sD NIDLAsD CorETrEs fyrra
cc1RAEz LlEeosr. England.
cautlon.-Ask fos Cizrke's Blocd Mfxss,e
70 csS2rs 81 no thssss initztiezs or ssbTti.
s@ fEs
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COMMITTEE ON STREETS.

The Committee on Streets will meet in
Room 10 and II, City Hall, on Wednesday.
considering the following matters:
Petition of Bowditch Furniture Company
ct al. asking that proposed asphalt pave
ment be laid on Orange street from Crown
and Court streets between July LIST and Au-
gust 31st.
Petition of d. B. Brown ct al. for the
hardening Of North Front street between
Grand avenue and Pine street.
Petition of James O'Brien ct al. for con-
crete walk on Tyler street, west side be-
tween Oak street and Mapledale cemetery.
Petition of James Sault ct al. for sidewalk
on Peck street, south side, between Ferry
street and Blatchley avenue.
Petition of John Malley ct al. for a side
walk on Middletown avenue between North
Front and Ferry streets.
Petition of Louis Rather ct al. for side
walk and curb on Ivy street. noT,h side, be-
tween Shelton avenue and Newhall street.
Petition of A. c. Benedict ct al. for side
walk on Sherman avenue west side, be-
tween Whalley avenue and Elm street
Petition of Clark and Thompson ct al. for
hardening of Plymouth street between Lam
berton street and Boulevard
Petition of Charles \. Neuman ct al. for
hardening of Grant street between Kimber-
ly avenue and railroad track
Petition of II. NJ. Wilmott ct al. for side
walk on Boulevard, both sides, between
Chapel and Elm streets.
Petition of f. B. Sinister ct al for curb
on grade on Sycamore street between View
and Ash streets.
Petition Of jeremiah Dennehy ct al. for
grade of Ridge street between Warren
Place and Rock street.
Petition of p F. Delaney ct al. for repair
of State street between Bishops Gate and
City line.
Proposed ordinance regarding the paving
of crosswalks full width at all intersections
of streets on Orange, West Chapel and
Wooster streets. with the materials named
in their contracts.
Petition of c. VI. Scranton ct al for hard.
ening of Lawrence street between State
and Orange streets.
Communication from Board of Public
Works recommending that an order be
passed for the grading of Argyle street
from Shelton avenue to railroad and report
dc layout.
going are hereby notified to appear and be
heard theron without further notice
Per order: JOHN H. CLARKE.
Chairman.
Attest: EDWARD A. STREET.
aD19 St Assistant City Clerk.
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WANTED,
WANTED.

A SITUATION to do general homework in
a small family; good reference. Call at
ap21 Its "a WALNUT SiT.
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Tennessee Centennial Kates.-Effective
April Goth.

The Southern railway, the only line
operating through car service New
York to Nashville, announces the fol-
lowing low rates from Washington, d.
c., to Nashville ard return, account of
the Tennessee Centennial; tickets linn
tied returning to November Z, s2S.75;
limited to twenty days, $2105; tickets
sold on Tuesday and Thursday each
week, good to return within ten days,
$3.50. The Southern railway Limited
leaves New York daily at 4:S0 p. M,
and carries you via Washington and
through the glorious mountains of
Western North Carolina, Asheville, the
Land of the Sky, and East Tennessee
by Lookout mountain. The scenery for
the entire trip is a grand panorama.
Along the line are located the many
noted battlef1elds of the late war. For
full particulars and descriptive matter
of the Exposition, call on or address
the New York Office, I'll Broadway
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1T HAS COME
FOR SALE.
vs. " v y V~Ns
8dS CHAPEL STREET.

District Of New Haven, SIS. Probate Court,
April 10TH 1897
ESTATE Of ELINOR H. HARMSWORTH,
late of New Haven, in said District, de-
ceased.
An instrument In writing, purporting to
be the last will and testament of said de-
ceased. having been presented In Court, and
made written application praying that the
same may be probated and that letters tes-
tamentary may be granted, as by said ap-
plication on file In this Court more fully
appears, 1t Is
ORDERED - That said application be
heard and determined at a Court Of Probate
to be held at New Haven. In said District,
on the Goth day of April, 1897, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon, and that public notice OF
the tendency Of said application and of the
time and place of the hearing thereon, be
given to ali parties interested in said estate,
by publishing this order three times in a
newspaper having circulation In said Dis
trict. LIVINGSTON w. CLEAVELAND,
apo0 3t Judpe
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New York, April 2O,-The improve
ment in the stock market Is largely due
to buying for foreign account Better
cables brought large orders at the open
ing, and foreigners have followed the
advance. There is some reason for be-
lieving that London houses were used
to quite an extent yesterday by local
spectators in order to increase the eff
feet of their selling. London cables say
the buying was for American account,
and that stock exchange markets re-
ceived the war news calmly.
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HANDSOME PIANO-MOVING
WAGON.

c. M. LOOMS Sons, the popular piano
dealers, recently had made for them the
most attractive and expensive piano
moving truck in use in the city. Any
one having pianos to move would do
we'll to leave their orders with c. M.
Loomis' Sons, who have had thirty
years experience in handling pianos,
without damaging one. Prices reason
able S33 Chapel street. ap21 st
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THE MARKETS YESTERDAY.
And Local Financial Notes of Int

And Local Financial Notes of Inter
est.
1t is stated that the net earnings of
the Consolidated road for the last quar-
ter show gain over the corresponding
quarter last year, although the gross
earnings are somewhat less, The road
has more than earned its full dividend
of per cent. for the quarter.
Thirteen shares Of Consolidated road
stock were sold yesterday at 40, the
lowest price in several weeks.
Last evenings Mail and Express says
concerning Southern Railway: "a rise
Of points in the preferred was the
greatest advance of the day. The i'm
provement was accelerated by the pur-
chase of 5000 shares by Prince & White
ly, which was called good buying, The
same firm also took 2, 500 Louisville and
Nashville, and that stock moved close
ly in the wake of Southern Railway
preferred"
Cuthbert e. Co. say in their dispatch
es: Wheat continued irregular yester-
day, but trading was lighter and tluc-
tuations narrow, with the conditions
and temper of the dealings normal
again. There was some very heavy
foreign and local liquidation of wheat
bought on Monday and Saturday, but
the big operators who sold out their
large lines on the advance have been
taking some of it back. This, with the
freezing weather in the northwest, de-
laying spring wheat seeding operations,
offset the disappointing late cables.
Trading in corn and oats was compare
lively light, with the markets tame and
devoid of special feature.
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FURNISHED cottage on Beach street, West
Haven, with public bath houses adjoining;
rent low to desirable parties; nearly oppo-
site Hills Homestead Inquire
ap15 lat 612 CHAPEL ST.
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NOR, RENFTI

DESIRABLE suites Of offices, with all i'm
provements, on the second and third floors
of the Connecticut Savings Bank Build
ing, corner Of Church and Center streets.
Inquire at the office Of Connecticut Saw
ings Bank, ap14 1t
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AUCTION SALE.

AT AUCTION, Thursday, April 18th, 1897,
at IL o'clock a. M, If not previously dis
posed of at private sale, the double house
6S and 70 Park street, containing 16 rooms,
with modern improvements; lot 65 by 115s
Terms $500 down; balance on or before
April 26.
WILLIAM Il. BEECHER & SON,
apo If S31 Chapel street.
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FOR RENT.

HOUSES and flats on West Chapel, Dwight.
Exchange Grove, James, West Water,
Park. Ward, Crown and st. John streets,
whitney, Howard, Ellsworth and Carmel
avenues, JOHN G. pUNDERFORD,
mh23 TT lie Church Street
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351b Crown,--new fat Of 6 rooms and
attic, $500; new fat Of rooms and / at
tic, $1,000. Inquire
aD15 If $40 CROWN ST,
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aatants.

One Cent Word each Insertion, five
cents Word for full Week, seven
times.
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STORE FOR RENT.

FOR rent--store, basement and second floor
No 3S1 State street, now occupied by
Morning News Co.; possession April 1st
WILBUR II. DAY,
nlh11 If 800 Chapel street.
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NAPHTHA LAUNCH FOR SALE.
A FINE built and equipped naphtha launch
pointments and fixtures, for sale at bar
gain; is staunch built and is also capable
for outside sailing. For details enquire at
BEECHER'S EXCHANGE, room s., Lyon
Building, 769 Chapel street. ape tt
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District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court,
April 10th, 1897.
ESTATE of ALICE G. BUTTON, of New
Haven in said District. minor.
Harriet D. Mansfield having made written
application for the appointment Of guard
file in this Court more fully appears, 1t is
ORDERED = That said application be-
heard and determined at Court of Probate
on the 26th day of April, 1897, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, and that said applicant
give public notice of the tendency of said
application, and of the time and place Of
the hearing thereon, by publishing this Or
der three times in some newspaper having
a circulation in said District and due re-
turn make By order of Court,
JOHN CURRIER GALLAGHER,
ap20 st Clerk.
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Aeal Estate.
RENT FREE TO LIST MAY.

NH1NH EhNN. y IhU N11AH
I'll Garden st, LIST hoor, d rooms, modern
improvements, $40
1872 COTE St, I'd floor, . rooms, .$l3,
100 COTE ST., LIST floor. rooms. S12.
. lad a HSss q t door, rooms $40
26 Baldwin St, list floor, 6 rooms, S13.
% Baldwin St, I'd floor, 8 rooms, S13.
SO Gregson St, Sd floor, rooms, $12.
:, notwithstanding. .., - -
w y furnished, sI and stable, $$so SO yearly
lis Temple street. ii rooms, very desirable
place for first-class boarding house. or will
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CLAIRVOYANT,

p 49,
DIR. MARY ]. WRIGHT can be consulted
Tontine Hotel UNTIL APRIL 30 Hours
8 to IL a. M, q to p. m. Consultation,
$1.00. DR.. Wright will be out Of the city
through the month of May.
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per week; best references from doctors
and families. Address
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WANTED,
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for such.
mh20 2St 126 COIJRT ST
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WANTED,
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second work. Inquire at
ap202tH 1874 GROWN SIT
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miscellaneous.

CONFIDENTIAL.
WOULD you like to borrow few dollars for
a few days on your furniture or personal
property? Call any day from ! to 1870.
All correspondence confidential. WALTER
A. CLARK, 1875 Union street, near Chapel
Wednesdays ap14 Wed If
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WANTED,
EVERYBODY needing servants to cali
here. We supply all the best. We have
sorted out and discarded most of the USE
less class. These seek new offices (whers
they are not known, which are springing
up constantly. We have been here years
that viii do The work si required. We have
the finest facilities and can serve You
better than anyone else. EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY, 775 Chapel st. aus tt
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work; also competent cook and laundress;
good city references Call for two days.
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WANTED,
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apo st ROY rae
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second floor, with water, for light house,
keeping; near Howe, Dwight, Orchard.
elm, Whalley avenue. Address or call,
ap2l 1t* sos ELM STREET, City.
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summer, or would take charge of house.
Address L.. p o. Rox 4Q4
ap2l 1t% Ttty
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FOR RENT,
F0R, SALE.
FOR, RENT,

NO. 20 WALL street, between Orange and
Church streets; one-family, 3-story brick,
70 rooms. Inquire s. A, STEVENS.
mh10 If rs Wall street.
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WANTED,
LADY bookkeeper; state experience and
reference. Address COMPETENT,
apl4 1T City Post Office
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District of New Haven, IS. Probate Court
AnriI Goth 1891

April goth, 1897.
ESTATE of NANCY D. BRAKEMAN, lats
Of New Haven, in said District, deceased.
PURSUANT to an order from the Court
sold at Public Auction to the highest bidder,
on the first day of May, A. D. 1897, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon, unless previously
disposed of at private sale,) the following
the town of New Haven. viz: The house
and lot known as No. 70 Pearl street, In the
town of New Haven.
Sale to take place on the premises in said
New Haven. Terms made known at time Of
sale GEO. A. SANFORD,
ap21 1t* Administrators
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SITUATION as coachman by a Danish
young man, thoroughly competent, with
good references. Inquire at
apo 2t* 101 ELLIOT ST.