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INJUNCTION SUIT.
+. n. fiabFy Institutes Salts Agains
Internal Improvement Fund.

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Internal Improvement F1nd.
The townships in which Lake Jackson
is situated we're surveyed in 1924 and
the lands surrounding the lake were
sold by the United States, and patented
20 the purchasers shortly after the sur
veys were made.
The sections bordering the lake were,
according 10 the survey, fractional
sections, and were subdivided into lots,
and the lots bordering on the lake were
cold with reference TO their frontage on
its waters.
In 1883 the United States patented TO
the State, under the act OF Congress
known as the Swamp and Overlooked
Lands Act, the uDsuryeyed part OF these
townships, constituting, at that time,
the land covered by the waters OF the
lake. Recently, by a recession OF the
waters Of the lake, supposed TO be
through subterranean channels, practi-
caily the entire bed Of the lake has be-
come uncovered.
This led 10 an application TO the
Trustees TO purchase the bed OF the
lake which had been patented TO the
State as unsurveyed swamp land.
When the owners Of the land surround
ing the lake heard Of this, some Of them
also appeared before the Trustees, and
made offers 10 purchase.
After some discussion OF the matter
by the Trustees and the applicants. the
matter was continued 10 a later day for
further consideration.
In the meantime, Mr. r. N. Mabry,
who owns a considerable body of land
fronting on the shore Of the lake, fled
q bill TO cancel the patent from the
United States TO the State as a cloud
on his title. and, pending the suit, TO en-
Join the sale Of the lands. His conten-
ton IL that when the United States sold
and patented the lands bordering the
lake without reservation, the grant car
ried the submerged land@to the middle
Of the lake, and that hence the title TO
the lake had passed from the United
States prior to the Swamp and Over
flowed Lands act; also that the patent
under that act, 20 the State, Of the
submerged lands Of the lake did not
pass any title to the State.
Hon. Fred. T. Myers, representing
Mr.. Mabry, made an application TO
Judge Malone on Monday for q tempo
rary Injunction, which was granted.
Hon. T. l.. Clark, Of Monticello, has
q parallel case on his hands TO adjust
for q client who owns lands bordering
upon Lake MiccOSukie.
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Tha HIM NAma.

M. August Sherpe, the popular over
seer Of the poor, at Fort Madison, Ia, .
says: "Dr. Kings New Life Pills, are
rightly named; they act more agreeably,
do more good and make one feel better
than any other laxative" Guaranteed
20 cure billiousness and constipation.
For sale by all druggists. Price 25c. .
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HoW b cuTo ChiIhlaIns.

ITO enjoy freedom from chilblains, I"
writes John Kemp, East Otisheld, Me. +,
~ apply Bueklan's Arnica Salye. Have
also uaed II for salt rheum with excel
lent results. Guaranteed TO cure fever
sores, indolent ulcers, piles, burns,
wounds, frost bites and skin Diseases
For sale by all drug stores 1t 2bc.
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c. z. FEM, City Tax Collector.
The Gibson Raihina Girls.

A new series Of Charles Dana Gibson
pictures, entitled 1.-THE Gibson Bathing
Girls, will be given with the Sunday
World, beginning July %. The Sunbon-
net Series has been postponed until Sep
TENDER. Instead, this series of mag
ntficent Gibson pictures will be given.
Each picture is not only ready, but
suitable for framing. Plate paper Of
fine quality and size, 10 by Is inches.
This is the greatest art supplement
offer ever given by a newspaper.
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When the baby is teething IL is cross
and restless; it becomes feeverish, and
in many cases vomits q great deal and
oftentimes cannot even keep cool water
on the stomach. All the delicate little
organs Of the stomach are affected.
bringing on collie and diarrhoea. Ca
scasweet for babies and children makes
the stomach right and allays infiamma-
ton and prevents irritation. Cascas-
weet makes the baby happy and well.
Sold by All Druggists.
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For Sale.
a desirable lot at 81. Teresa. Apply
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Daonaat SYmpAthy.

Tallahasseeans extend the deepest
sympathy TO Hon. Charles A. Finley,
who was in this city when the news
came to him Saturday Of the terrible
accident which took from him and his
family his beloved son, Charlie Finley,
who was an employee Of the Southern
Bell Telephone Company at Jackson
Vile, and who was killed by an electric
wire which had become crossed with
the telephone wire, 1000 volts going
through his body, Deceased was an ex-
emplary young man. "a years Of age.
The parents and other relatives have
the deepest sympathy of friends
throughout the State In their sad be-
reavement.
Rev. A. l.. Woodward Is visiting Tai
lahassee relatives and friends, who are
always pleased 10 welcome him back at
his old home.
Mail copies Of this newspaper to a
friend abroad II may induce others TO
come and help us build up Leon county.
Mrs. William Roberts and Mrs Han
sci Conner. Of Centreyille, spent Mon
day In the city, the pleasant guest Of
Mr.. and Mira. j. q. Collins.
Mr. Eugene Duval, OF the firm Of
Dnval Brothers IN this city. leaves to-
morrow for few days-in Jacksonville.
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DIR. THOS. N. EVANS,
DENTIST.
Office over r. W. Cobb Drug Co. next
to Telegraph Office.
notice..

no ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN:
Notice q hereby EiVoa that IN accordance
with section "a chapter 6596 Laws Of the State Of
Florida the n1ard Of County Commissioners Of
Leon county. FlOTiaa. win meet with the county
assessor Of taxes q naid county, a. the once Of
the clerk Of the Circuit Court. a the county court
house In the city q Tallahassee Florida, on Mon
day the hfth day Of August. A. ID. 1907. at 10
O'Clock q M. md remain IN session a. long there
after na a. Necessary. for the purpose OF hearing
complaints md receivinR testimony 20 the
value OF ans property. real or personal, a. fixed
by the said co inty assessor Of taxes. and Of per
fectiuR reviewing and euualiEing the assessment
ROLL Of Eaid county for the year a. d. 1891.
r. G. SMiTu,
Chairman Boabd County Commissioners, Leon
county. FloFid'A
Attest
tsEALl HEN|N y. EELkEL,
Clerk Board Cos. ntS Commissioners, Leon county
July 18th. 1901 ISL
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Gulf Lumber Co, sid
ney q. We'll. agent.
John J. Perritt..,...
John Austin. ....,,,...
NJ. n. Mayson. ......
Samuel u. Thompson .
IT. r. Btanord..,....
Cicero BrOoks........
Thos. j. Islef.,.....
John q. Perry.........
John 4, stephens....
w u. TnvioF.........
j. =, Hell.,...o....
" N. a w. r. Walker
H. n. & w. =. Walker
Marian I HiRhtower
II. n. q W. F. Walker
Mary Il. Perry....,,..
Annie Chapman .....
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A, HRwtree...........
William McCabe Est.
w. n TAYLOR, ENtr
Mary Ann Clark.,,...
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DESCRIPTION OF LAND.


A n interest Of part OF T. G. Lot
No. 5 o. p, described to-wit:I
Begin at the Sc corner Of said
Lot and run w az II, thence nj
20 II, thence e "a II and thencel
8 20 II to the place Of begin
A y interest Of part Of T. T. G. Lot
No. 8, o. p, described to wit: Be
gin at the Sc corner OF said Lott
and run w n IT, thence N 70 It,
thence r n II and thence 70J
II to the place Of beginning
n. G. Lot No. $50. o. P. iihi ousej.. 2
It. c. Lot No. 312, o. p, except
81 II on the N side thereof
(house) .'.'....''......,'.
n. c. Lot No. 22l N A (5ouse) -. 1
n. c. Lot No. 22I, N A (house) =.
The 2 so It OF T. c. Lot. No. 256
The w 100 It Of T. G. Lot No SSs.
N A q houses) :.,..:...;:.:..:..
scribed to-Wit: beginning at al
point So IT West Of the Sc cOrnerI
OF said Lot No. 8, which Is thel
place OF beginning, then run w AL
II, thence N 116 II and inches,
thence = 21 II, thence N II andi
4 inches, thence p 20 II, thence 8
100 It and inches to the place.
Part Of T. G. Lot No. ii, NV A,
described to-wit: Beginning at al
point 65 IT West Of the Sc corner
of said Lot No. IL, which IL the
place OF beginning, then run WI
Al II, thence N 40 II and 81
inches. thence p Al feet, thence 81
40 II and 8 inches to the place.
E% Of sNW%S Of T. c, Lot No. Is,
Subdivision No. 3 OF r. c. Lot No.
No. 40, NV A, as per plat re-
corded in Deed Book ]. j., page
The Re' E S%0 oT 20 IT on the East side
a. a as per plat recorded o. eGt in o. p sI
Book II. H., page 5yl (house) ...'
.E4 Of Wa of 81 Of T. c. Lot No
2, NJ Co 4 (house. ,.......,,..
Part Of 81 Oft. c. Lot No. 25, ny
Co Y, described to-wit: Begin at
teh Sc corner Of said Lot No. Is,
then run w 100 IT on Clinton ST,
then run N 40 It, then w f2e It,
more or less, then s 14O n, them
Il l26 II, more or less, to the
point Of beginning Chouse) ..,..
II. G, Lot No. %, So Co u (houses)
w 30 II OF T. c. Lot No. 80, Sh
Co z (house) ,,.,...,,...,.....,
r. c. Lot No, 81, 81 Co 4 .......
I G. Lots No. 4S and ~, 81 Co Y
T. c c. ' Lot No. 81. 81 CO Z tncasc:j
7. c. Lot No. 105, 81 Co Y ........
II. G, Lot No. ia, 81 Co Y (house)
II. G, Lot No. lis. Sh Co A....I
#. c. Lot No. 157, N, A..,.,....
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a desirable lot at ST. Teresa. Applv
to Mrs. A. l.. Randolph. s21-lt
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OWNER
Ko6C Mckinney, et al.

Ball Turner.........'
Mrs. s. A. Burch. est,
j. H. Burch, aBt....
Mrs. 5. A. Burch. est,
j. X. Burch, agt.,.
Mrs. s. A. BuTch. est.
j. r. Burch, agt....
Mrs. 3. A. Burch. est
j. II. Burch, agt..''
George Arthur Eyre.
Mrs. Emma y. Carver.
Mrs. Sarah Butterfeld
Mrs. Emma b. Carver.
william c. Perry....
E. c. Reynolds. uu...
John w. Thompson o.
IT
$500.
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c. Ford ............."
q. w. shaw.....,.".
Frank Alexander ..."I
Weller & Costa ."...
r. c. Parker, trustee.
T. c. Parker, trustee.
william McCabo Est. l
w. u. Taylor, Extr.
Mnliam McCabe Est. ].
w. b. Taylor, Extr.
William McCabe Est. ;.
w. n. Taylor, E1tT.
william McCahs Est. !,
W. y. Taylor, ENtr.
Mrs, Hugh Miller.
James Gardner. ....I
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OWNER

Unknown ...s........
n. j. Richardson .....
w. w. Saunders. .....
w. w. Saunders. also
bdWin a. DObbinB.
trustee .........t-s.
William lacCabe Est,
w. y. Taylor. Extr.
William McCabe Est,
w. y. Taylor. Extr.
Cain Strickland. ......
Unknown ........s.s.
Jennie NJ 8 Alexander.
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of MT. and Mrs. Edgar T, Clark in Mil ford for number of days returned to his home in Chicopee Falls, Mass, Thursday.
 Mrs. E. A. Joachinson will open her house, 241 Columbus avenue, for whist this evening at S:30 o'clock,
 The improvement noted in the condi- tion of Mrs. Everitt B. Clark of Orange, who has been quite i'll recently, is very gratifying to her family and friends
 The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Car roll and Frank E. Healy, both of this city. will be solemnized at St. Francis church next Wednesday morning.
 Mrs. c. A. TomAnson of Milford, aft CT a very pleasant visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs. c. K. Busch in Boston, Mass.
 Hen. James "A. Perry, representative to the state legislature, had the honor of representing Milford in the centen- nial celebration of the founding of New Milford, which was held few days ago. The settlement of New Milford was accomplished by residents of Mil
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PoLrs NEW rHEArrR.

Charles OConnell. tenor soloist of St. Johns Roman Catholic church, wi l essay the role of Thaddeus in "The Bo- hemian Girl,'' with the Poli Opera company on Saturday evening, the f. nal performance Of The Bohemian Girl"
 MT. O'Connell is one of the best known singers in this city, possessing a splendid tenor voios, which has been heard at many of the concerts in this city.
 The role of Thaddeus in "The Bt- ierian Girl is a very important part of the opera. That itr, OConneIl will do justice to 1t hts friends confidently expect, and they no tlouut will be out in force to give him encouragement.
 MisG Bertha Davis is still a great favorite Of the music lovers at Polls this week In the fole of Arllae. Tho chorus is also meeting with great suc- cess with the difficult music Baife wrote for The Boh3mian Girl"
 Seats are on sala for the balance Of this weeks perform ances.
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ford, and therefore MT. Perry was a guest of honor.
 A silver shower will be given on the grounds recently acquired for St. Ra- phael's hospital, probably in July be- fore ground Is broken, for the benefit of the ambulance fund, under the auspices of ladies auxiliary, No 12, A. o. H. Plans will be arranged at the next meeting It Is probable that an enter- tainment will be provided and that light refreshments will be sold. No tickets will be sold but invitations will be issued and all will bring donation of silver. At the meeting of the aux Hilary Wednesday night, it was reported that nearly $45O of the $1,O0O required for the ambulance fund had already been raised.
 Miss Lillian Beck of Holton, Kan, and daughter of the editor of the Hol- ton Recorder, is visiting Miss Villa E.. Wilson, 2SO Portsea street.
 Visitors from South Carolina,
 Miss Lida Neil and Miss Gray Neil from Wirnsboro, South Carolina. are
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Huco and Verdi.

Verdi labored long before he per guaded Victor Hugo, who was vexed that the tragic beauties of his "Le Roi s'Amuse" had been turned into operatic effects, to attend a perform ance of "Rigoletto." He succeeded at length, and Hugo sat in the box with the composer and listened to the op- era. But not a word did he speak. Verdi's irnpNtience got the better of him, and he asked:
 "Well, what say you-about the quar- tet, for instance|
 Show me a way in which four per sons can be permitted to speak simul- taneously," replied the poet, land I will write something more beautiful than your quartet"
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Royal Grand Opera company will pre- sent Verdfs La Traviata," at the Hy- perion theater This organization comes with company of eight people in cluding an orchestra of thirty pieces and including in it's cast of principals such people as Madame Novelli. Sig nors Allessandroni and Orteriand, what gives an added interest to the occasion, a new tenor who Is to make his Ameri- can debut here, Signor Gambardella, a native of New Haven who has just re- turned from an extended stay in Italy where he has been studying at the Royal Conservatory of Music in Ma pies,
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Early Dentistry.

} The art of dentistry was practiced among the Egyptians and Etruscans, and there are evidences in mummies and skulls that in very ancient times teeth were filled and efforts were made to supply the ldss of natural by arti- fcial teeth. The first writer on the treatment of diseased teeth was Ga len. The science was introduced Into America by John Greenwood, who es- tablished himself in New York in 178S. In 1790 and again in 1795 he carved in Ivory an entire set of teeth for General Washington.
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Gttn Autfces.
COMMITTED ON SEWERS AND
 SAIT A D INS

 The Committee on Sewers and Squares of the Board of Aldermen will hold a public hearing In Rooms 10-11, City Hall, Monday, June "A, 1907, at s o'clock p. m.. for the consideration of the following petitions:
 Petition of the New Haven Park Com mission for permission to sell rock at West Rock Park.
 Remonstrance of William s. Beech- CT, ct als, against selling rock at West Rock Park
 Petition of the Yale Brewing Co. for sewer in Chapel street.
 Petition of A. L. Starin for sewer in Scranton street, between Sherman ave- nue and Osborn street.
 Petition of John Lowe. ct als., for sewer in Maltby place, between Grand avenue and Clay street.
 All persons interested in the forego- ing are hereby notified to be present. and be heard theren without further notice.
 Per order
 W. PERRY CURTIss. Chairman. Attest
 A. OSWALD PALLAAN, j22St Assistant City Clerk.
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 n0F Boston via Hartford and wIlIi- inantic--S10.0S a. n1., %4.02 D. m.
 For DostoR via New Londdn snA prov. idence-*2:17, %2:53, TAT. siI9.sS siI1i .sS 2, atIMa' IM' s,l2;02. H2;Ss, s2i54. il6:a5. As, daTs dd5;So, .g6;3S, a6:Ss. ..1o;0e ?. m. Sun. as54 .456, 5:Ss. IS:Ss. ta:sa 91sS m. '12;O2' s1i:oo a. m, .1aSe sY.llaSsnsid-rl3O' sYlSs as.da lO sundays-*1 1o a. m, s1.42. .5:4s D. m. m For iIo 1HaaEtford, Springfield, Etc.-.i:io Tuesaays fisS e;s0' Wa9sesdes TsS ges Gt9 Hartford TT}FJdi!sY ss15 :iSos lHgf%pSays lg.ps & ana Ii., oo5i;dS. SOS tto Hartfordl. s7:ffb. xS::SSS S:5O p. m. Sundays-+1:10, xs:05' x11'ss "a a; .9o, m, '1:42, "5:s6. "5:4S, 7:1O, xS:0s. .I7 For New ,la London, ste.--.215 .2:5s, <e1z:v2, Hs2:SS, s2:64, s3i00 SOB, I.O5 (To ssay665gook) .4:1s. a4;50, 5;so s:io, ssss%TRF9HGokl ss,%T s4oi00 p. m. Sundays-- FEY v2;53. S:52 a. m. 1920, s3:5l, s3;bo. ll%9iG6 s6:59 D. m, Eor MlddIctown, WiIltmnntso, Ftc.-- 7;s5 a. m; 12:5S, 5:sS, 5.55 ito Wcrcester and Fitchburg) p. m. sundays-7:2o D.
 For sheIburne Falls, etc.-7:4z a n. 1z;2V 1z5 lto New Hartford), 4:O1, 5s54 (t9
 For Waterbury--B6S s.oO. ss;Ss. s:4c. a m, 12:15. 3:S5, 5.25, TAO ff:40 b. rn' sundays-Si3O, 11:f0 a. m. $40, E.46
 For wlnuted--s;Bs, $40 a. m. 1a,1o. 2:s5,. 5;2B, TAO p m, sundays~siso a. na., 6s40e D. m.
 FOf I'ltfaheId and rntermes,nta ES0iHnts--5:b (via Bridgeport) A:3B a. m. s2:OOi 4;1e D m. sundays--s:Ob a. m.
 EoF LitchfieId--0:3S . rls., s2,OO s4:Oo, a6:QO p. m. Sundays a. rn,
 PouShkeepsie--s2:01, a5:00 D. m,
 New York via Bridgeport ana gtearn- er--7;2S 2. m. Sundays-7:bB a m.
 sSaturdays only. aExpregs trains Parlor car limited xLocal express. aEeept Saturdays. mMondays only.
 U. M. SHEPARD, IT. c. COLBY,
 Gem. SuDtY Asst. Gen. Pasm Awt.
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"The Mascotv Next Week.

Audran's opera com!Gue, inc best comic opera of the entire group, "Ihe Mascot" will be sung by tha Poli Opera company all next week with the usual daily matinees. Several new singers have been engaged for the leading roles, and James McEihern re- turns to assume the comedian part.
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AT THE LOCAL THEATERS
HYPERION THEATER.
mLa Travlnta.v

It Is seldom that the music lover of New Haven has the opportunity to hear grand opera without going to New York but on Wednesday, June 18th, one of these all too rare chances presents itself, for on that date the Italian
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Chronic.

Opposition, opposition; nothing but opposition!"
 "What's the matter, dearT
 My parents objected when I wanted to marry him, and now he kicks be- cause want divorce" ."-Louisville Courier-J Journal.
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Nature and Man.

Huxley was once talking to Sir Will liam Gull about the healing power of nature. "Stuffr' said Gull. Mine times cut of ten nature does not want to cure the man. She wants to put him in his coff1n."- ."-London Telegraph.
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His Explanation.

! "Henry," whispered Mrs smithers, strengthening up in bed, "what's that noise in the library?"
 "Must be history repeating itself" muttered Henry drowsily. "Go to Eleep!n
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The century council degree team of New Haven is expected in Meriden next Monday evening, when Putnam council, No. 1s, o. T. A. M., will have several candidates for initiation.
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No. at All Easy.

"Oh, it's easyl Easy as taking candy from a baby"
 Easy, eh? Ever try to take candy from a baby T'-Pittsburg Post.
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Cool Dresses and
 Waists

Stylish Black Mohair Skirts, a fifteen gored skirt, S4.50 val ue. Saturday $2.98 White Lawn Waists-trim'd with lace and embroidery, $1 Waists, the lawn is good and the Waists are pretty. 69cts Pretty Colored Lawn Dress es-$5 Dresses, more like those that were so much admired Thursday. $3.08 Saturday
 White Linen-finished Du c k Skirts-pleated stylishly, tegu- lar SIPS value. 98cts
 Last Day Of The Sale
 In The Toilet
 Goods Store
 Refreshing Toilet Soaps on sale under the clock Much Un- der Priced as well as other Standard Articles from the Toilet Goods section.
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nerree renn Work.

visiting their aunt, Mrs. John W. AL ling for the summer.
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He that is pvoud eats up himself.-- Shakespeare.
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MQntauk Steamboat Co. s Line.

Between New London and Greenport. Shelter Island and Sag Harbor, Long Is- land.
 Steamer "Nantasiet" leaves New Lon- don week days, lO;oo g. In., 4;1o p m.
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FRENCH. LINE.

comnaEnfe Generale EranBatIantiQua Direct Line to HAVHE-PAR1S. France Sailing every THURSDAY. 10 a. m. From pier 42, North RtVes
 Nav York.
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New Haven Line FARES REDUCED, 75c to New York.
 EXCURSION TEoKErs, s1.as.
 Steamer Richard Peck.

EroW New Haven-Steamcr leaves Belle Dock 100 a. m, daily except ston Mtondays Passengers may board
 FrsIp New YOrk--Steamef leaves Pier. 20 East River. foot Of Feck Slib week days 2.45 ? m; foot East 22d ss{SS}s sf}N6IR4;s 5 2; sn- until ss,, . ,.o,,,.,,. leave New York. Pier 20. E. R., g a. m.i foot East 22d street 10 a, m. Leave New Haven 4:aq b m
 Time between New Haven and New York about five hours
 For tickets and stateroprns apply at the office on Belle Dock; also at Bishors & Co, t85 Orange St. and on steamer. THE NEW ENGLAND SIsEANkSHYP CO..
 GeoFGo 0. Black. Agent. New Haven.
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eTWin-screw steamers. Apply to French Line l9 State St., N, T. or Eweez-y 6 Kelsey, 102 Churc5 Sk Bishop G Co, lS3 Orange St.,
 PariRh & Coz Se Orange St -I---