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CHICAGO. oct z Dizziness brooded over the
Wheat PIT neatly the whole wsr'on. The interest
n outsiders was lacking. aud business vas ,here.
fore Ieft Principally 20 pit traders, The market
started cut with good array If hsiiish considers
fiops. but the response very weak. December
opening only We higher. Vt E&c. Liverpool ~0
Ad kAhrf World shuments were only TN 90
hushe1s orr on 90 under SATURDAYS expsctsiious
The on.pa~ass statement showed decsease q 'cs
Or bushels, According 70. hosrd n Trade hSu-s~
and IN the Northwest there gar rain. with Ne
FFtal service re~dietins more Of II. The msyse;
huttuhted ntvfuwfy fcs hours. Decemler " trs
,kfshs tcuchtng t%e, bat reeoserpg 70 rae Ncsr
he ia Of The SEXTON, inilneursd ts large primary
ftmipts ard IN infvssse IN he sisihe Nsppls, q
ven u w ansfsae apetkv Bter,nbrf drrpp<S II
uAs4txs. AZ which ,hs mafket tis<sa. HsaAe
under sssu das
Cora was quiet hut Arm nFesn'hsr eicssd ne
higher. At 1zc WIT weather heher cables ard
short eefsssus we're the fAe.9rs a. strength.
IN oats there was Iif,ie doing. though the crowd
Ia Inclined to ssay On tht iug aide December
tinscd a shade up. Al Hhl1At
Th- provision msfktt Vas auiA ard arm .arly
IN sympathy with ssrpas hpy markft, hit esseA
later h sympathy vita sks ~heAi weakness Psek-
ers so}d moderately tsue the forenoon 70 outsiders
tsit later ~ influential operate biy~r a.
No~srsb<r isfs, January pert snb iard eiosed IN
changed. snd fiis s'Ass hwsr
The leading futures rsnx,d a. follows;
opTninx Highest Lowest. Csc.Juk
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u,n srocN a,nKsr.


CftfC AGO Ok = rssfss 2~r~irtt = gs sste.
ius,afssss ass wss'srss srA - Tsykss Go,t e
thaias nai4tes 81 A. hlgtrt; Wessrfas stss7s e
dew GFrd h. rsinns c,s~rS 3 asd fe asaai,
uss q eNeA e seftrstt fee&sse g. rsas e. v8tkt
srrasfs N ssfs = re~s s. sass > hssfsrz g IS
a. 5 ssna-xs t22t q hslit. s. 's.e4 s. saisss 81
- = rssss ~ steers stss krssssrs. s. -
Is teits s. sas1 =
Wofs Rsysirfs tNsAy . az stsas fcssesres -sst
rattss ~ nc ash sSrs %r 1irnng "a y VIZ hsf.
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n ts4f IA chlSrr rslsst 81 @tN Wesicta
sSs~r s. tsss Il rftite isrse~. ras q West,
sfa iAsnhs 81 tSes =
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


Bre.astums.
49, -. rhAsIisco' Oct n-whsa' Futures.
Bsr,sv9srr. nd.
fsot ssststsons rs,s.
whs:i- shirpansI NJ. !, So; eseirs Sc; hfiins.
sEc9Siszh
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i"' rev. vim N@fS'
y4.a. .x - eee.Pfs
tlp' wheat cssssis 4is: ss,isy. c.stsl. 40;
hsy' tons go; bids. number. 10
:, Mhistuhs~ Nfddlinfs Nf HaH-S bran. issos
Hs,NwSsst ssz,, a. 49,. - -. ,.s,, a.
btss bs,t"s - 81 .,s.,,i 80 ~ oat. vel ~
wheat. sssis; strs., per bale. nsase ''n'''''''
Ver.t ~. ssa.
strins beans, ass per h. sas .anssh. ~ 81 ss;
ls.ss ,a,ss S es rrs s.snn.n r Ne,iss S
iss sis,. s;'s'T.; 's'' S'sssa' -
Nc: fsnr, AN, "s.nsa,. $500 . .sssnd' Ns
fbtss, We r. ,;,;.rrls ss.onds GAc
A4%s ss isHsre' ras'srn- issis western. isll
r. ~. a,.,. ,s~,sa. -. -
a1sc. ''"'' 'a"eh' "c' has'ern' q
rouitsy Tus4sS sstBsss isa1ss: surrsy hen. /.
IN ~. 9la ., roster 81, ess yoans reo.ts. ssa5 81
49, .sys- :, nSs, i hens snss; old ducks. ssss;
Wool ana HOBS.
s wool ssfiss S.vsaa lisl.e; E..teru Oregon. =
T w. asmsols e e, :ed , Msssfseno neih
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y g =
kfuAsIS0 PRICES.

.r,rss sss beins offered 70 the pro-
@1si dcajSrs for deliver. IN round lots
= 9 r s - = f sIsgs,a ~s-.s.
MI: bs~o, 81; shsts, 81.
80 Niiis. Esstefk tssshihssos
sXelfs. 3 70 Per ton
~ lFeh ranch. 3ses4c. ~
nnfh. in4ite. creanefy. VIC.
- ebistsns. ii4isc; Hive turner's, I've;
h! sas ,ss'r ~ ~ e s.,a., so~... ,Me:
~; ekaiee sheep. sha%e: ssed hcss.
g m. iIss, s4fc.
4 N ~ wool Hesvy ssrnd hsfsd meen.
rae; medium, sound. per ID. she:
ss1sr = lbs, site; cows. .spind. ~
y: -, buils .snd 6sss. eHe; s<ifed
~. ~ n. n: ese<A hiAss. ic les
y. ~ isdss, per 10 iixe; DRY euiis. one
17ser dser. FER II. 7SH5oc; stnssr deer.
n Nm desv. fSHSar ~ ~. aAioc }
shs.p gslts- sscss! e sh}ftllss !.
Ia, Vi Any y tiahr burssd. u
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wooL aARKEr.
i.oaaon.

LONDON. est @-TAsre wzs gssd silroand
tsrsna. sna prices ttssds al tctass se1ion
81 tAe -eol ssIexaoa sales me ssrker ~ bales e.
ttyot Vas n siA Fire sccarx1 stsstg. ans
tium ssfsg,cr rfstes issxpisr, twerc4 hazEht SUIT
shs rxefh1rs aAd sSessirs An1 tAe c0rtinehf hsatt
ntsfircs and sccs0fed wnoix
Care u Gccd Hepe kn4 Natal wvols ware DALI
CSlzPsti,ioa wEt gesa ss3 TksaSz4A SrssJ ssd
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Locsi Representations temperature s. degrees;
minfnun,, H mean. a.: ~ n ~ inch Of rain fen
dirsnE the last twenty four hours rsnersIlt cloudy
ana eocier; fresh south IA brtk southeast winds.
THUNDERSTORM II yeah Bay this afternoru,
GEORGE n SALISBURY,
secsion Director. weather BdreAn
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c a.s. Me-. Ssss sxa4e. "a 1css.
- ~ woe!- Eesvy ssgha .sHsd So.
~ fbs; ue6um, souno per 70. snc,
snfer ~, SIC COWS inn; ~
Va - Wis &c 49, 49,; NJ, 49, = - ~.
- isdss per 70. iixe; DRY euiis. one
H &1nsr dssr per W 1919: .snssr go:
Ev 800.
~; hen Issfs @c@ss ~ sn$frAnss.
iS' " AZ, J. tisSss SurSs1' j
$3.50, ! s,xss .~,o..
SssS" $uo
- Cnsess, Eaes ana Poultry.
- usonlipue today weys "a foliops $3.50.
"a. iefIfc p |. fancy dsiry, " sqdarA.
n JttItrxton efssms4s4 tib ana zib prints'
~ $3.50 WHITNEY, 20 'e' A'" "
-ss''ls' 'as's ss'as' isslss' :'':'ssa.
~, AtAss.,. 49,; NJ s4As,s ",
Vegetables.
~ ssssh >issss yssst ugsstoss1 Mn;
n40c asch esbhsees. e2H7 d per
y; ntt!ss iN1lss dcs; esisr,. ~
4, ytiss Dsn,sr. q -, =, sysiss' pisnt.
= y; ~ plant. tdsei squssA, H4oc We.
ssass~ IT, esr bon; swsst corn. ioei5s
11nlsioupes. si4iA
49, ~. 49,, -. :.
y -: ssnsnss. = ~ III eplia, ssSA
eseo.dins e sssisty; fsssk CIDER ~
~ Aprieots. haDocAed, - u. fea,H.
~, ktssh. per IS. g.: vkits. in sseSs
80 ,,ssssa sssetss. .esPorsisd ~
hi loose Sa.ssss,s IHsixI.s '', sss 4, :
lie. sseaisss sultsnss iiHelss
~ ~s.s' rsfMe; drssd pssr. iim,;r M
- IL
"a -
yne. FSoWe ana coaee.
1l11p g. In ht1s. sane: Extra {. In l,has.
N MsSsr; IN. AVA. .pss tsss ctscss
S, Imrssssh = ~ rs,ss,, xH II
ssls 5000 r,.st n 49, rYs -
~ ~, s.sf 1870
~, 1sn y \ = =, ~ ~ ~ s,h + w. ~ 49, ~
= -. "a vi eorn
-. $50 NJ M. In nh ssexs hues'
rnrs, W. ~ 49, "a Sob sAa&n;
ri m ~ sasns as.,.euf
~ - s"'. y hsn seehs. graham Hour.
E ~ -, s.cr vnas rssss hss,. .
" nrwr y per ~, iAees rpilsd eats.
~ ~ ~. 49," - r' 80 80 " ssrss.
- -
~ IN 81. ri ris. - sss,ss e - i. 'i SO
~ lsiaetis's IN isih ssss. ~,
n4 s.sss. per case. ts ~ Nh
N. ~ - Js,s nih t,ns per 2.
;s's.s. sa' ss, msfs s.s.s isss s,:;
W4h ~ tisaH ~. SIS NH
x.s.
-. - .4. 49,.
~ s.s H. a,,ss.. ,'ss s''f R. s,sss ~ ssl
Hu ssa'; - s'nnnds NJ I
: Afsais. vi iialisn' he; rsssess. \
~, a,.s. s.s v..s.
~f-p&a ssta ~, ,on u,s,.. r..,.r. w..A
sssi'i '''sif', IS
evl'pS ~
IA fNss, I. ess. nsssl, ~ md
a est 'eert~a 'ssd 80
Feultpy Food.
nz,s,.t s.s,., ...e. =.
sA.ss IN -. s.r. Ma, v..i a. ~, s',s
M y, -, ). z y Nj saiI.. 40. ~ p.
~ ~ - ~ 4. - ~ - ~. efN
INA <.sss.s ~, ~ sfsPs s~s VI per
49,.
~ -. - ~,
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rfouf- nun sna uesde
wheat Ne srssns. sssFtAe No ret. Disa
.&e
cssn No sessn A. No ,silps. ws@iase
oats 80 4 IHsasGes y. mite. N@~site;
Ne sAite. EtsS9iAc
n,fiss Decd isstias. ~; tsi, 70 chai,s ~a'tise
sdNkte
Fis~sss 40. l. 81 ai No Northwestern nstss
HtE
rlacsh, sssA rrs.se "a s<as Is
Mes rcft Per hasssi al sAzru
fsfe Per M ertrAs s. asFr
shafs Rtbs sitss tioss 81 q
sNetst.fsrs mr. saAscA hasea sixmsMa
RfAss SITES afssnr Nrxef r&
whisst nAsis ~ Axh vines. nn
ssssrs Cut lrsl 9 o. xfauaast~t & sc eoufec-
st-rr<ss 4 e., "A A. tSr
Clever Crnsseet srsfe. tl@sss
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naIrr rrotnrt.

o. ~ pfssiutr hanzx tsaaf ~ NaftrF utlee1
va ssni rrtsrats 1872. asisY Exgiss
rHt9ess4 A4sfrs s4AlfNs
fsEt~Sgssts fsss. r&e
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rsre In radrcnh, Ky.

pADUcAH, Ky, Oct. "A IRE troke
out in Morton's opera house this morn
ing at 20 O'clock, and gained such head
way before II was discovered that the
pany could reach the scene. The largest
dry gC6dt store IN the city, owned BY L.
3, Okslvie Coz. occupying the ground
moor ~ the building, was destroyed AZ
welt rs many ofices and smaller stores.
The aggregate loss Is estimated Mt $40. |.
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mo TRADE REVIEW.
~. skATTLE MARKETS.

. -. toss, vsrs quiet. At unchsnsed
...sssr 81 fts past rev dsys has nat
a i,~.I trade ana ordsr fvosa rest
~ fy,,if dealers ~eve not epiyen-
l<i~e .ees 90 Western avenue today 20
~ 49,. m oniy feature q the street
"a "A fruit and Vegetable products
r. ~ a. rrAneisco By steamer There
" ,srstsssss, bot the larger part " the
eS56x 70 the recent rains In CALI
80 s.-sssfsa n rr1pes. They were not q
s-sccles. Witch are selling At 90
81. ~ ~ are net a. present scarce the
a ftile sssk though the prices OF the
5uGas ere quoted
sei = sspve there n No ehsnss IN ths
r. nctirs
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HORRORS OF A CIVIL WAR.
THEY ARE BEING PORTRAYED IN
INTERIOR OF COLUMBIA.
Drunken soidiers Let tcose Among
tine Haff-starved Inhabitants of q
Long-Besieged stronghold-Lib-
eral Ferces Gsinspg Follow ers.


Correspondence OF the Associated Press
PANAMA Colombia Oct s.-Lattle IL
known in any part OF Colombia regard
ing the conditions existing In the other
sections Of the country. Such points as
are connected by telegraph or cable are
held BY the government, and at such
places the bulk of news conveys grandil-
oduent narratives of victories achieved
over the Liberals.
The fact remains. however. that the civ
n war goes merriIy on The country is
being drained Of all its resources. and the
rectfons. The Interior OF this naturally
fertile ana rich land Is devastated. Cos
lombia will. at the end of the war. be
country OF paupers
The city OF Cucuta, the erstwhiie Lib
eraI stronghold, near the Venezuelan
frontier. was recently captured by the
government forces after a siege OF TWEEN
ty days. Accounts OF the acts OF brutal
ity and the horrifying scenes that met the
eye at the surrender OF Cucuta have APP
peared in The newspapers OF Maracafbo,
venezueia This place, II appears. was
nearly fAzed TO the ground Bodies lay
Ia the debris in the streets in state Of
putrefActton. A drunken soIdlery was let
loose amid the nearly starved Inhabitants,
and every sort OF bestislity was commits
ted Just now the unfortunate city -
again hesfeged. but this time by the Lib
erals two thousand strong. and the gov.
eminent Is unable 10 raise the Siege.
Liberals Cain Strength.
The fstesf reports from the interior II
this country purpoft that the liberals
who only a snort tffnA ago appeared to
be completely exhausted, and who suf-
fered a tremendous moral setback with
the failure Of their attempt 70 take pos
session OF the isthnnus OF Panama, have
undergone a vigorous reaction. induced
mainly by the confusion which followed
Vice President MaroquT's coup detat.
II Ii admitted. even by the government
of5feials that the Liberal forces are IN
possible possession OF voiiyisn. and that
the cities Of Cartagena and BarranquilIa
which are on the banks Of the Masadeie-
ma river near its mouth. and consequent
" constitute practically the only means
Of access from the Atlantic to the interi-
or and Bceotg. the capital. are surround
ed by the Liberal army" On the Pa
ciffc seaboard the Liberals hold the
port of furnace, while the government
has succeeded In keeping Buena Ventura,
which - The terminus Of the government
telegraph wires from the capital and IA
also connected with the outside world BY
cable.
throughout the whole extent Of the
republic a chronic guerrilla warfare II
conducted.
This civil contest Is one OF the mos.
sanguinary that has ever ragged In these
countries
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA, Oct. 2.-whest-Dun and nnninaify
unchanged; bluestem. Hhe. ciub. SIZE.
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SAVE fne. and money by taking the
Rosaiie for Victoria ana Townsend Fare.
zoe
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THE WEATHER.
rxirEn STATES DEPARTMENT or A0RI.
CUITuRE-WEATHER BUREAU.
FORECAST FOR TUESDAY
Portland. Or. Oct "a 100.
Ocrssionn rsfn Ngi1k soatheriy wfs1s Increasing
to high along the coast
DAILY BULLETIN
Seattle Oct "a 100.
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Victoria greasy and coarse cro-sbreds were active
and Arm Brofen sorts sold readily
& q q
FOREIGN MARkErs
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JbbsIsa QUOTATIONS.

-. cneess. Eees aua Poultry.
In eueoulioss today wers "a foliovs;
-. iefifc w !. fancy dsiry, u sqdafk.
1&lItrxt1n eresms4eA lib ana lib prints,
n1111H crepmssy, H4Hc
~ lr wsshqTaon iaeisei EsHssr. u
= ~ M f4nsh, -; n1e1fr. -.
~eAliisrhia comb izshefsc: ss5ssdsd.
y. go. ~. r., !, s'S yss Y,
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DIR. WAGNER. Dentist. Olympic block.
o. n e-frrfrg 90 .'~vcf- -s-sir.
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=: ~. MI , ~ sacl rntsEasss. VI ~ ~
49, ,.s,v; 1T in. s;ssh'I., afas -
gt'ss Dsn,ss. i -, Il s,. ssss, Si.s q
~; ~ plant. ease; sQuGshs Ntoei we
nnetess. a. psr boa; sweet corn, io4f5s
nnlsioures. si45.S.
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= as.s-..@ sSgsst Nc. ! c,ah. Sc. blsss,era- Sse
No elaA *. aaSsssfa. sss.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-29
Committee on Claims.

The Committee on Claims will meet in
the Aldermanic chamber Thursday, August
30 1900, ut s p. m. when the following
matters will he considered
Petition of Emma Pond for damages.
Petition Of Lyman Burstein for damages.
Petition of the Middletown Savings Bank
for the refunding of taxes.
Petition of Daniel Strickland for the
aha tcment and return Of taxes.
Petition of The William Robinson Com
pany for abatement of taxes.
All persons interested in the foregoing are
notified to attend and be heard thereon
without further notice. Per order,
JOHN BEECHER. Chairman.
Attest: JAMES B. MARTIN,
au29 ct Assistant City Clerk.
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Special Committee.

The Special Committee of the Court of
Common Council. appointed to inquire into
the matter of the paving of Church street
between Elm street and Chapel street, and
the substitution Of Syracuse for Catsklll
Vitritied Brick therein, also into the award
Of contract for the paving Of Grand avenue
between Mill and Quinnipac rivers. will
meet in Rooms 10 and Ii, City, Hall, Fri
day, August 81, 1000, at 8 p. NJ, when a
public hearing viii be given. Per order,
CONRAD WEISS. Chairman.
Attest: JAMES Is. MARTIN,
nu29 81 Assistant City Clerk.
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1WauIs.

one cent a word for each Insertion.
hve cents word for a full week, seven
times.
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WANTED,
1OUNG man in drug store; must be thor-
oughly reliable, neat: one who can draw
soda preferred. Address -'a
au24 1t D. This ono
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WANTED,
WORK Hll by young man 90 years of zee.
good references. Address W.
W., This Office
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WANTED,
COMPETENT woman as cook and laund-
ress, In small family. T'
au21 tt 90 YORK SQUARE.
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Special Committee.

The Special Committee to whom was re-
ferred the communication of the New Ha-
ven Commission of Public Parks recon-
mending the condemnation of land In West
Vile for the extension of West Rock Park
will meet in Room IA, City Hall, Thursday,
August so, 1900, at p. H., when all who
appear will be heard thereon. Per order,
WILLIAM A. ALCORN Chairman.
Attest: JAMES B. MARTIN,
au29 1t Assistant City Clerk.
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WANTED, t1
MODERN detached house with to ID
rooms, in good locality; family of two.
au29 4tp Address w. L. T.. This Office NE.
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Committee on Legislation.

The Committee on Legislation Will meet
In the Aldermanic chamber, City Hail. Eth
day, August 81, 1900, at s b. M, when the
following, matters will be considered II n.
Resolution of Henry Donovan PROPOSING
legislation to be secured as follows:
Ito strike out Of the general railrc se
street railway companies to the State be inS
lieu of all other taxes. S
2-Providing that closed cars be equipped
with vestibules.
37Providing that open cars be equipped:
with folding running boards and guard
rails.
providing for an annual license fee Of
800 for each street railway passenger car
and of $50 for each freight car.
5-Compeling street railway companies ~
light the streets through which they pass
Petition of Anthony Carroll to secure l64
gislation providing for the purchase BY the
City Of the New Haven Water Companyaa
plant, assets and franchises.
All persons interested In the foregoing arr
notified to attend and he heard thereon.
Per order, JAMES ]. SULLIVAN,
Acting Chairman. w
Attest: JAMES b. MARTIN. III
au29 st Assistant City Clerk.
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WANTED, l
siIUAIloN by respectable woman to do
housework in small family; good washer
ana lroner; no objections 10 20 IN the
country. II SUMMER ST. au21 lin
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WANTEI,,
EXPERIENCED trimmers at millinery. IS
THE KREUTLERS',
au2S IT S26 Grand ayenua 4
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WANTED.

WANTED, TsI ~
Fouh large rooms on second floor, with or
ton. Address
auto tt B. p, Courier once,
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CIAIRVDYANr.

MARY j. WRIGHT, NJ. D., and business
clairvoyaut, has returned to II High ST.
DR.. Wright is the best known Clairvcy
ant in the State. Twenty-Five years In
New Haven. Her predictions OH health
and business never fall. SHE treats all
Chronic and Women's Diseases, with or
without medicine. Consultation by letter
Send age and lock Of hair. Hours 0 to S
and evenings. s21
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DEATHS.

STANSFIELD = In this city, August 9th,
1900, Louisa Lowe, wife Of Col. Joseph A.
Stansfeld aged 81 years, 10 months,
days.
Funeral private.
BROOKE-At rest; Ray Wadhams Brooke,
aged years, months and 10 days, died
Monday morning at o'clock at the home
Of his parents, Warner G. and Bertha w.
Brooke.
Funeral services will be held at his home,
SO Dickerman street, at 3 O'Clock Wednes-
day afternoon. (Meriden papers please
cOpy.)
BEECHER In this city August q, 1900,
Sarah Gilbert Beecher, in the Goth year
of her age.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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AUCTION SALE
81 FOSTER street, near Lawrence) Thurs
day 10 a. m. Parlor pieces, Couch,
Lounge, Dining Table, Chamber Suits,
Pictures, Parlor Stove, Range, Refriger-
ator Teaset, other Crockery, etc.
au29 2tp r. b. MALLORY, Auctioneer.
l'USlS - CHANCE
FOR a Business Man.--A man who can COM
mand one thousand dollars capital, and
who can furnish best of references as to
integrity and business ability, wanted as
representative by large corporation. APP
ply Thursday or Friday between two and
five y. M, II. d. PECK,
au29 st New Haven House.
FOR hENr.
SECOND floor apartment, No. II Park
street, looms, bath, and steam heat.
co. au2S If
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PRIV ATE BARN

ON Bishop street, very desirable fat oil
five rooms and bath, set range ETC., only
SIT per month. FnEDRIQUE r. LEWIS
au22 lat 852 Chapel street.
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FURNISHED Apartments manten.

GENTLEMAN and wife wish 20 hire hv the noah
Il Furnished apartment OF than thrpe lighf
In. and bath with electric light and ali modern con
.s--e- altuaIed aOthsr refined netxhhorhood.
& f care guaranteed and references exchanged state
-v.ct location price per month. which musf be
,essonsbe W. FOX 60. I.2z2 Broadway.
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BACHELOR APARTMENTS. without board. private
ID Family. bath running furnished; terms mod
crate references required. Address call OWNER 1853
s7th-st