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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court
 January 18th, 1900. New Haven, in said District, deceased. The Court of Probate for the District of New Haven hath limited and appointed six months from the date hereof for the credit ors of said deceased to bring in their claims against said estate. Those who neglect t0 exhibit their claims within said time will ba debarred. All persons indebted to said es> tate are requested to make immediate pay< ment to CHARLES B. CHAPMAN,
 Administrator, ja19 St Box 475 Norwich, Conn.
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Financial

every biil-that is, subject to discounts For this reason the business is run on q. cash basis, which means not only low6 prices but uniform prices-the same to eve erybody.
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Oranges.

We shall receive during the month oa January direct shipments of Florida OR~ ANGES from Rockledge. We also have In stock the best the market affords ; alsd LEMONS, GRAPES, etc.
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MINIATURES sbN IAN AE
 JANUARY 20.
DEATHS.

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CLAIRVOYANr.

MARY J. WRIGHT, M D., and business clairvoyant, has returned to 27 High st. Dr. Wright Is the best known Clairvoy-g ant in the State. Twenty five years ir
 New Haven. Her predictions on health and business never fail. She treats all Chronic and Women's Diseases, with oris without medicine. Consultation by letter. Send age. and lock of hair. Hours to and evenings. s25 &
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NOT UNMlNDFUL
VI the Close Accord Into Which France and
America Have Come
USING METHODS OF The SPANISH WAR.
Great Britaiu Trying 10 Turn Aside
opinios and Influence Re-
action of Sentiment.

Paris, August ls.--"Engand has not been
unmindtul of the close accord into which
the events Of the last two months, by asso-
Citations social aud commercial, between the
French and American republics, through tho
Washington and Lafayette monuments, and
the visitors to the exposition have brought
the two sister republics" said a prominent
official to a representative OF the Associated
Press, "and she is now using the same
methods pursued during the Spanish war to
turn aside this sentiment and influence
opinion to tho belief that England is the
greatest friend that America has among the
European powers
The annual reunion of imperiallsts aud
royal.sts which occurred Wednesday last,
should not arouse great anxiety for the safety
of the republic, because OF the character of
these meetings The imperialists themselves.
divided into two groups. holding separate
banQuets, one of which drank the health OF
Louis Bonaparte and sent a message oil
homage to Empress Eugene, while the other
WIS completely devoted TO Victor Napoleon.
The occupation of Adria, the principal city
Of the Touat oasis OF North Africa by Con
eral Serviere, Is considered success tol
French arms and Of no little Importance
General Serviere has complete possession OF
the three groups of Saprun cases and this
has been accomplished without striking q
the Touat oasis with the feeble escort at his
command 1t would appear that the French
are masters of the region stretching betwneI
Algiera. Tunisia, Tripoli ana Morocco
Doubtless there will be struggles for inde
pendence on the part OF the tribes but on
nomadics will be forced 10 follow tho fate o
others.
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MEETING CALLED
CHAIRMAN TERRELL ISSUES
SWEEPING INVITATION.
Prof. Alex. HoEg Us an Applicant to
Succeed Judge MISUNDERSTANDING
Democrats Meet at sherman.

Dallas Texas. August 1s.--The North
Texas republicans are fighting each other
more bitterly than ever before. Haw-
ley man scarcely speaks to follower of
Green, and in addition calls him all kinds
OF names at his back. Senatorial Chair
man Bluitt, a Green man, has arbitrarily
deposed D. A. Robinson, the regular Dali
las county chairman and a Hawleyite, and
two conventions VIII be held, Persona Al
difficulties are in sight in the row for con-
troll of the delegates from Dallas county 10
the San Antonio convention.
A large majority of the republicans OF
Dallas are against Green. But the fritnd
OF the latter have the machine" and they
are running it for all it is worth. The
Hawley men admit that the only way
they can get on the temporary roll of the
coming convention will be BY physi al
force. What is true OF Dallas county is
true OF nearly every other county in tn s
part of the State. 1t is an absolute GER
tainty that the temporary organization OF
the San Antonio convention viii be com :
posed almost exclusively OF adherents OF
the present State chairman unless the
Hawley men use knock down and drag
out argument This United States District
Attorney Atwell. spokesman of the Nor
Texas Hawley men. says they propose to
do.
The gathering at San Antonio next
month bids fair to be a record breaker
even in Texas republican politics.
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MOVEMENT OF VESSELS.
Especial TO The POST,


Key west. Fla-Arrived. coucho. from
Galveston. and sailed for New York.
Port Eads. La.-ATriyed Loango. from
Sierra Leone. Nicaragua. from Ceiba; Tul-
lcchmoor. from Laplata. and sailed Tor Pen
sacola. Sailed: I'll Dorado Tor New York:
sirdar for Antwerp. via Newpot News; sui
dali for Ceba: Iberia, for Cciba; Monarch.
for Capetown, Area
New York.-Sailed Neuces for Key West
aud Galveston.
on 18th: Umbrla, for New York, on 18TH.
Bremen.--sailed; Grosser kurfurst ior
New York. -
cheTbourg Sailed: New York, from
SOUTHAMPTON for New York
New York Sailed: Messaba, for London:
Iaurentian for Glasgow: staatendafn, for
rotterdam. via Boulogns' ETurla, for Liv-
erpool; Astoria tor Glasgow.
Boston Arrived sylvanla' from Liver
pool. - e.,,
amnton: European. from London Traye'
'' Liverpool ARRIVED; Bowie. from New
! York -,
Genoa. Arrived: WerrA from Nc" UTE
Havre.-Arrived: La Touralne from New
cherboure. - Sailed: Kaiser Friederich.
/ from Hamburg. for New York.
| Brisbane Sailed, Warrimoo, from sidney
for Honolulu and vancouver -, N.a
Lizard Passed: kenslngtoh' from ~"
I York for Antwerp.
1 New York-Arrlved: Lueania from LIVER
pool aud Queenstown: -,
Queenstown Arr we'd: CampAnla, from
New York. for Liverpool
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SAFETY OF ROYALTY.
New System for Protection from At
tncISs of Anarchists.

New York. August lS--Precautons for the
safety of the prince Of Wales during his stay
in Homburg. where he arrived yesterday,
include the Inauguration Of new system
for the protection of royalty from the attacks
of anarchists, says London cabegram tn
the World, Under this system every member
o, a royal family travelling out OF his own
country has the service OF defective from
each European bureau whose special quailhca-
tons is his intimate acquaintance with dan
gerous anarchists.
These foreign detectives, fourteen IN mum
her, arrived at Homburg a week before the
prince was expected IN order that a thorough
preliminary investigation might be made ana
all necessary precautions taken 10 insure MS
safety The prince was also accompanied
upon his arrival by six special service men
from Scotland Yard, who will guard him dur
ing his stay
Lord Salisbury, who ia at Schlucht, has a
comparatively small guard--four English de-
tectives and six from other European coun
tries-as the town is small and Il is easy &c
keep track Of suspects.
The detective guard OF Emperor William OF
Germany has been doubled since King Hum
berts assassination, and 1t is said that the
suards have been warned that they will be
I held personally responsible II any prevent
able mishap occurs to the kaiser.
/ Queen Victoria is also more carefully
guarded than before the murder OF Humber
During the yachting week Cowes swarmeC
with detectives and the grounds at Osborne
House are patrolled by guards night ant
day,
Colonial Secretary Chamberlain has three
Scotland Yard men In constant attendance
and the two Balfpurs are similarly guarded
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THE MINISTER'S BUSY WIFE.
Peruna a Prompt and Permanent
Cure for Nervousness.

my health failed me few years ego.
lost my husband about the same time,
and gradually ! seemed to lose health
and spirit. Ny daughter IL confirmed
invalid. and we both felt great need Of
an invigorator.
"Onc of my neighbors advised me
TO try Peruna. A bottle was f,nn,~-
diatcIy secured and . great change
took place in my daughters, ~
well ns In my own health. Our ap-.
petitcs improved very Grcatty, the
digcstion seemed much helped, pnd
restful sleep soon improved ms, 30
that we seemed like new wS.pen.
II would not be without Peruna for
ten times its cost. and can not speak IN
too high terms OF Its value as medicine
OF wonderful curative properties"
Mrs. Anna b. Fleharty.
Nervous prostration always gives fatr
warning OF its approach, and can be
easily warded of by the proper treat
ment. Floating brown specks before the
eyes, mental confusion. fts OF nervous
headache. sleeplessness, flashes OF heat.
chilly sensations, paipitation. irritability.
despondency any OF these symptoms or
all of them should be promptly met By
the use Of Peruna.
Peruna never fails to prevent nervous
prostration IL taken In time. Peruna Is
the most prompt and permanent cure for
all cases OF nervous prostration known to
the medical profession.
Summer Catarrh." book written by
DR.. Hartman on the subject OF the nerv-
Gus disturbances peculiar TO summer, sent
free to any address by The Peruna Medi-
cine Company Columbus. Ohio.
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ROBERTS WILL BIZ RELIEVED
HE rs TO RE REPLACED ny eEN-
ERAL OF LESS CONSEQUENCES.
The Trau.vanf war VIII he officini-
Iy Declared Closed scptembcr :.
Roberts to Succeed " olseiey.

London. August iS.-The government Is ar
ranging TO relieve Lord Roberts in South
Africa. dcputins to general o, less consc-
ouence the yexatious work OF running down
the partisan bands there The purpose. it is
understood is to recall General lord Roberts
in October. announcing then that the war IS
at an end.
General Lord wolseley relinaulshes the post
OF commander In chief OF the army in octc-
Der aud Lord Roberts Will almost certainly
replace him. AS the barracks in the United
Kingdom are full OF embodied militia. tenn
porary wooden quarters have been begun at
Aldershot and elsewhere, in which to house
the returning South African troops
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the purpose OF organizing city or precinct
democratic clubs. where such clubs have
not already organized. These organlza-
lions being democratic should avoid os.
tentation and extravagance. The hgat
must be carried on BY American citizens
in behalf OF American principles. and
there should be no delay in perfeotinv
club organizations When club is or
ganized. the club should at once send 10
w. r. Hearst, president Of the National
Association OF Democratic Clubs, No 147o
Broadway New York city, the name OF
the club, roster Of officers, date of or
ganization and number OF members.
Adlai Il. stevenson.
William ]. Bryan.
James x. Jones,
Chairman Democratic National Commits
tee. a
William r. Hearst,
President National Association Democrat
10 Clubs.
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SHANGHAI ATTRACTS INTEREST
1T is THE CENTER OF AN I'M
BROGLIO.
The situation in the Yang Use htang
valley, at WI Chung, Is Be-
coming Serious.

London. August 19.-Whatever of inter
est might attach to the events reported
in the nights dispatches is destroyed by
the capture of Peldn, as these messages
relate to matters preceding and leading
up to the capture of the Chinese capital
General Lineyitch. commander OF Inc
Russian troops in Pei Chi Ii. reports to
St. Petersburg that on August IL they In
tended to give battle at Che Sin, where
were concentrated fifty battlaions Of the
best Manchu troops, commanded by Ien-
eral Tung Fun Slang, but that loS ny
courage, they retreateo hXL4euiS' no'
waiting for an attack TO be maze
The ewes OF the world, which have oeen
fixed hitherto on Pekin. are turning TO
Shanghai, where an imbroglio resuidng
from the jealousy and suspicion OF tns
powers Will possibly shortly assume
serious aspect. The British landed Sher
kas and Bombay regiments on fTiuHy' auu
France Is hurrying 100 Tonkln troops
thither, some of whoS2 are reported "
have arrived already.
The situation in the valley Oh tue tans
Use Kiang. at WI Chung, Is serious,
Chang Chi Tung's troops mutihleu' ou'
the outbi eak was quelled.
Russia's campaign In Manchuria seem.
to be progressing satisfactorily. General
orloc chief of staff OF he Russian forces
in China. reports on August Ia tnat ~
attacked the Chinese at Lem Chei Ausss
IL. ana subsequently advanced to YAK sA
and captured an abundance OF stores, lh'
Chinese are said to be gathering IN iorc
In the neighborhood Of kobdo, lrol
which Mace the Russian and Tartar resi-
dents have departed.
Berlin dispatch dated this lsunaay
morning says the German marine pat
talions arrived at Tlen Tsin on THURSDAY
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

MOUNT CALM.-Plans are in operation for
the construction of new Baptist church at
this place
LOCKHART.--Al the public schools OF
Lockhart will open on the first Monday in
September.
HUTTO. Several farms have been sold
this year in this section, bringing from $40
10 $50 an acre.
NJ KINNEY Tho commissioners court has
ordered general stock law election to be
held throughout Collin county on October s.
GRoVETON.--District court Is in session,
but owing to sickness not much business is
beng done. Only two felony convictions.
oVEToN.--Considerab Improvement is
going on In the burnt district. Better build
ngs replacing burnt ones.
GONZALES. THE board OF examiners for
Gonzales county is in session and has TWEEN
ty-four applications for renewal of certih-
Gates as teachers and for new certificates.
There ara nine white applicants aud fifteen
colored
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FIRM DISSOLVED.
Price. Mccormick & Co. No Longer
Associated.

New York, August lS,-The dissolution OF
the arm OF Price, Mccormick & Co. mas
been announced. The future business ar
rangements OF the partners. It is said, are
not ready for announcement
II was said at the office OF Dos Passes
Bros. that the expert examination they have
been making of the books o. fr'ee, H Nc, i
shows that the readjustment plan proposed
by the committee is the most prudent POSSIBLE %
and that the best and speediest results 70 Inc ne
creditors will probably be SVEN 70 sas nos
Passos Bros. have therefore, ADVISED al
oraditors 10 accept the readjustment plan
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ATTEMPT AT SHAFTS LIFE.
Owing to the LateneBs of the Hour,
netniln Were Lacking.

Paris, August 1s,-The Steele says private
telegram from ostend states that an attack
similar in all points to that made by the an
archist salson in Paris on August was made
Yesterday on the shah OF Persia. Details OF
toe assault are lacking. -.
The Echo de Paris publishes the pare state.
want mat an attempt had been made on the
iifa ~ the shah, add ng that owing 70 the
la,eness Of the hour II was Impossible TO
obtain nopnrmation OF the report
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MINING IN MEXICO.
New Territory Being Opened, and
Americans Arc Interested.


oaxaea, August lS.--Great interest is being
shown here in mining. and experts say that
oaxaca will soon be demonstrated to be the
richest in minerals of all the States in the
republic Many Americans are interested in
mining aud have exploring parties continually
in the field There have been some new dis
coveries in gold veins at TeohtlBn in the
Tlacolulu district, They have already been
taken up by MeXicans. This part OF the
mining country is entirely virgin and no one
knew OF the existence Of any minerals there.
Large deposits of graphite have been. re-
Gently discovered some seven leagues from
This city, and the name of very prominent
American is connected with the discovery,
Already American capital is investigating the
property relative to making future invest
ments 10 the same. -
The famous onyx Quarrles at Oaxaea, IN
p,b Oh Senior Paschal Fenochino is extensive
IL interested. will soon be opened on larger
scale than ever
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Mexican Briefs.

Mexico city. August is--ReQu!em mass Tor
No renose Of the soul Of the late Sonora
csmacbo was held today in the Jesuit church
of santa Brlgida. .,,,,u =,
New, regulations regarding the operating nissS or
confederation and DassaSsers ma tSers
the case o. injury 20 'O tratfc, t6e polio,
Dc 20 tsSlns The number Of the car and It's
u a.',nioyas for further Investigation
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pa..asaa.. Anrnnced no Thlrd cIas..

Washington, August is.--Tha following
fourth-elass postothees have been advanced
10 the third class thus being put Into the
presidential grade. 10 take effect October l
next:
burg Tenn: Lohigh I. IT, Lunlhfrion'
Mise. Messy Creek. Tenn. Ocean Springs.
Mss Oseeola Ark. oxford. Ala.
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Mrs. Anna b. Fleharty, Galesburg, Ill.
Mrs Anna h. Fieharty. recently super
intendent OF the W. G. T, U. headquar-
ters. at Galesburg. H.. was for ten years
one OF the leading women there. For
four years she was manager OF the Hope
Cottage Home FOR children at Harvey.
Ill Her husband, when living. was first
president OF the Nebraska Wesleyan uni
versity. at Lincoln, Neb, and for twenty
years was o member OF the Central Illi-
nois conference. and was the conference
secretary.
In letter written from 4oi Sixty-sev-
entn street w. Chicago, Ill, Mrs, Fleh-
arty says the following in regard to Pc
runa.
Having lived very active life as wife
and working partner OF busy minister,
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INCUBATION OF CATTLE.
A French Scientist Says He Can Pre-
vent Texas Fever.

Paris, August ia discovery OF much IN
terest to those who lose thousands yearly
owing to cattle pest. has been communicated
TO the Academy OF Medicine by NJ Liennlofe,
one of the leading scientists on veterinary
subjects, who claims TO be able to preserve
animals from Texas fever, the worst form
of parasite, by producing the disease in
serum from animals which have been pre-
yously attacked, thus attenuating It's VIZ
uience, aud in obtaining a vaccine virus
with which TO inoculate and protect cattle
against the fever.
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SEVERELY PUNISHED.
A Private Sentenced to Forty Years
Hnrh LnbOr.

Washington, August lS,-Private Mallster
A. Broakes OF the Fourth infantry was con
vloted by courtmartial at linus, F, l., FOR
deserving in the face of the enemy and also
Of advising other soldiers to desert He was
sentenced to be dishonorably discharged from
the service Of the United States FORGETTING all
pay ana allowances due or to become due.
and to be confined at hard labor for a period
OF forty years General Macarthur approved
the sentence and designated Manila as the
placs Of confinement
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Drunken waiter Caused Excitement.

Paris. August 1S,-Whhe President Loape'
..as on I>, way to the ceremonies at The
paris exposition today drunken walter
ran,ea Jacques Mara broke through the line
~ a,,t,o.stars surrounding the presidential
e 81 and approached rs door There was vas
nloii is,t h eev, an envelope into the vehicle
man ~ NAMED ma picture Of his niece. che
~ CO. aciion was simply the result of
drink -deranged mind
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RELIGIOUS.
Camp Meeting at Dickin.on.

Dickinson, Texas August -four camp
meeting has closed, aud while It was a
great benefit locally. it was a dlsappoint
mept in attendance from other mainland
sections and from Galveston and Hous-
ton, accounted for we suppose by the
ncessant rains The preaching through
out was of high class and strictly non
sectarian. The meeting will probably be
taken UP again the last week in Soptem-
Der, II the weather is favorable,
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r.oon. for China.

st. Paul. MINI, August lS'--An olos.
-. ian received at Fort Smelling from
ths var department directing ths' NV
ss..,a ,,ttallon Of the Eighth iufan.ty
se's .au, srom Fort Smelling - san Fran.
o'.. ssp ~, lat Later than september g. whence
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WANTED AT HOME.
Minister Conger Is to Help Teddy
Furnish the Red Fire.

Chicago, August 1s.-The Times Herald
will say; Minister Conger will be home
from China before the-slection if he can
get here and will make few speeches for
Mckinley and Roosevelt. That he can
get here in time is not yet certain. but
the effort TO procure his presence is being
made, The expected appearance of Mr.
Conger on the stump, II he can get home
In time, depends on his strength and in
,lination, OF course.
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Peruvian Minister Received.

Washington, August is.-senor Manuel Al
varez CaIderon. tho newly appointed Peru-
Wan minister. was formally received by
Preside Mt Mckinley at the White House TO-
day. the occasion being marked BY tne ex-
change OF the usual felicitous rem arkA
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Mu,Isey Meeting M peiton.

Bolton. Texas, August lS.-Rey. Abe Null
key has been conducting meeting here for
a week last night. The meetings are held in
. large tabernacle built for tue purpors OF
Penelope street Immense crowd attend the
Tho hus.aess houses close each dav
from 10 TO 1880 O'Clock.
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p.,,on COTTON MiiI.

Bolton. Texas August B--ine Work on
the cotton factory is progressing as rsploy
as the work ran b done About niy-nFe
h.,as .-e emnioyed. Tire Gulf Colorado ana
Santa Fe railroad has put 10 1900 feet OF
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Hon. D. A. Neral OF Austin, Texas, ar.
ried on August Is In Columbus. Ga. to Miss
ROSA Russell OF that city. Mr.. and Mrs.
McFall viii remain In Washington tor rev
days aud then 20 to- New YORK Slty aa "a
n agara Falls Mr.. MeFal viii remain In
New YORK. for some time on business
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DISTINCTION AGAINST lAuoRnRs.
English Postmaster Generals Pc
culinr official Ruling.

London. August ls.-The marquis OF Lon
donderry, the postmaster general. has issued
a hare and fast order to postofhce clerks that
"esquire" shall be used in the future in add
dressing all male correspondents unless they
"are evidently laborers, personal servants or
tradesmen." In case OF doubt esquire
must DO used. A
stoLeyhurst college has just sold for $4,000
Arundel OF Wardour bought the painting
some seventy years ago for GS and presented
IL to the college.