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7i? HIT. JlATlTFOJiV PA1LY COTTTtANTi TUESDAY. JANUARY 8," 18f5. CLOTHING. GOFf ON THE BENCH "WILL ACCEPT TIIE CUP.

CENTS PER ROLL PER ROLL 3 3 7 B03T0F3 NEW MAYOR, Inauguration of F. I'. Curt lw-City's irosti lebt S3, ttOi.OOO. Boston. Jan.

7. Th. thirty-one cities of tht commonwealth held their Inauguration exercises tu-day. Inducting the city government, choaon In the December In Huston Edwin V. Curti.

republican mayor-elect, ws 7 We are closing out the LeRt line of Wall Papers ever offered in this city for 3c. per rolL At seven cents a roll we aro Belling Papers that cost the Fox A Whitemore anywhere from 15c. to COo. Cartridge Papers an elegant line, nearly all the new shades, as safe to luy as gold dollars, at 11c. per roll.

We can select Papers from this line good enough for a Dining Room, Parlor, Hall or any room in Hartford. We have a nice assortment cf some extremely desirable goods at 23c. per roll. I 13 23 This is rot all, we are closing out the entire stock of The Fox fc Whitmore Co. Comprising Cretonne, Muslin, Chair Covering, Tapestries, Plushes, at prices that will convince the most careful buyers that what we say is true.

The Ripley Bros. Co. 34 to 38 PRATT STREET. Car fare to and from this city paid upon presentation of this ad and a purchase equaling or exceeding thrcp tjmps such fare. He Take Ills West am Itccorrier rented Willi Applause.

New York, Jan. 7. John W. Ooff. who, was counsel for the Lexow committee, which the past nine months ha been investigating the police department of this city, and who wag elected recorder at the reeent election, took his seat on the bench here thla morning.

The Judge's desk was profusely decorated with flowers. A large chair, composed of red and white roses, with lilies forming the seat, was presented by the Hungarians of New York, and was decorated by a red, white and green ribbon bearing the names of the committeemen. Another large basket of dark red roses, red pinks, lilies of the valley and tlxi-r lilies was sent by the two chief detectives of the Hocloty for the Prevention of Crime. It was 11:05 o'clock when P.ecorder Goff proceeded to psrt 1 escorted by Judges Cowing, Fitzgerald and Mar-tine. As the four reached the platform, which was almost covered with the handsome floral pieces, the crowd In the court room applauded.

Judge Cowing Introduced the recorder to the bar In a neat speech. The recorder responded appropriately and was applauded. Then Colonel Fellows wel comed the recorder and promised his loyal aid In the performance of public business. THICK fpG IN NEW YOEIC Ferry Boats Make Fnw Trips lor Fear ot Collision, New York, Jan. 7.

On account of the thick fog many boats remained in their docks this morning rather than risk the danger of a collision in the river. The ferry companies ran their boats on fewer trips, go that there was but one boat crossing at a time. The ferry boat Hoboken, plying between the foot of Christopher street arid the Lackawanna Hallway depot, Hoboken, went aground In the fog at about 12 o'clock last night. There were only a few passengers on board and none was Injured. The boat floated off with the rising tide early this morning.

THE FOPE'3 EOTYnQAL. May Knlnrge tho Apostollo Deleitatlon In This 'on ut ry. Rome, Jan. 7. It was learned Saturday night that the papal encyclical to the lTnlted States bishop had not been forwarded to Washington, despite the assurances of the Naples courier.

Yesterday, however, It whs again reported to 1 on Its way to America. There let a rumor that the encyclical will announce the Pope's Intention to enlarge the apostolic) delegation In the Pnited Htaten. but will not change the position of the church there. t.lndstoiio's 1 Ion lib Improved. London, Jan.

7. Mr. and Mrs. Gladstone arrived In London this morning on their way to Cannes. Herbert Gladstone says his father's health has so much Improved as to ennble him to resume his favorite pastime of chopping down trees.

Hope Crushed to Kurlh Will rlM again in the bosom of a dyspeptic wise enoiiRh to substitute for the pseilo-tonli's, which have bamboozled blm out of his belief In the possibility of cure, the real InvlKornnt and stomachic. Hosteller's Stomach Hitters. The bilious, the nervous, the dyspeptic, the rheumatic alike derive speedy benefit from this helpful botanic, medicine. Persons suffering from Indigestion will aaln no positive permanent stood from the fiery, unmedl-cated stimulants of commerce, too often used recklessly. The Hitters Is Immeasurably to be preferred to these an a tonic, since its pure basis Is modified by thee onJunetUm with It of vegetable Ingredients of the hlKhest remedial excellence.

Malaria is prevented and remedied by It, and It Infuse vigor Into the wesk and sickly. A wlnealassful three times a day is th average dose. Floats BEST TOR SHIRTS. tHE PROCTER a GAMBLE CO, OUTTL KXT KRTA 1 KN'TS. Proctor's Opera House.

Tuesday Evening. Jan. 8. Engagement of the Eminent Comedian, MR. VVYl Who will Anpesr an GENERAL JOSIAH LIMBER, In the Most Notable Production of the Times, By David D.

loyd and Sydney Kosenfeld. Kt-HIs now on ssle. Prices, JW, 50c, 7fi and tl. Wednesday, Jan. 9.

Matinee and Evening, OLIVER TWIST. FOOT GUARD ARMORY. TUESDAY, January 15. The Very Rev. Samuel Reynolds Hole, D.

DEAN OF ROCHESTER CATHEDRAL, ENGLAND, WILL LECTURE. Subject: "Memories of My Life, from Grave to Gay." TICKETS 1. Reserved seat coupons Rt Gallup A Mety.ger'a, without addlt tonal price. Society of Natural Sciences 1 Trofessnr IT. W.

CONN, of Weslevan University, will speak this evening at GOOD WILL HALL. (Pratt street, near Trumbul'), on "THE! BOTTOM OP THE SEA." Illustrated by lantern slides. Members 10 cents. Non-members 2o cents. Ivory THE POLITICIAN ACTION BY THE ROYAL YACHT EQUADRON.

JYlnoe. of Walea TJee Hl Influence In Settling the Dispute Meet Ing of til York Tatsht Club Called. London. Jfui. 7.

Tho Royal Yacht juadron met at the Boodles Club at jjoon to-day. The commodore, the Prince rf Wales, presided and the vice-commo-Wore, the Marquis of Ormonde, acted vice-chairman. Lord Dunraven addressed the meeting: at length In advocacy of acceptance of the custody of the America's cup in the event of Its being won by a British yacht'under the terms of the deed of gift of 1SST. The Frinee of Wales supported the position taken by Lord Dunraven and it was Voted to accept the custody of the cup under the stipulations of the deed of 1SS7. This result was brought about by the Influence of the Trlnce of Wales.

The following cablegram was sent to Commodore James P. Smith, chairman tf the cup committee in New York: Harm repnrfl to the construction Vlaeed upon the deed of gift of s7 by llie New York Yacht flub, the Hoyal yncht Squadron was willing: to Klve i re-rcpt on th terms of the deed or Rift. (Signed) GRANT, Cowes. The nropoHnl of the Marquis of Or- tnond received the- unanimous, approval of the meeting. It was then decided to appoint a special committee, to be called the.

"America's cup committee," and the following named gentlemen were Appointed thereon: 'Hie Prince of Wales, the Marquis of Ormonde. Sir Charles Hall. Sir Allan Young and Justice Sir tJainsford Bruce. Later another cablegram was sent to Commodore Smith, as follows: We cable von to-day the result of (special meeting" of the Itoyal Yacht vjuadron ami tumiu.le that the challenge Is definitely si-ttled. (Signed! GRANT.

Anu rlcHii Yncbtsmen Pleased. New York, Jan. 7 The action of the Royal Yacht Squadron In agreeing to receipt for the America's cup under the terms of the deed of 1SS7, made known early this morning by table, was pleasant news to American yachtsmen, Ex-Cnmniodorc I). Smith when told the result of Hie meeting In advance of receipt of oflliial announcement, said he would call a meeting of the America's cup committee for to-morrow. but as some of the committee are out of town It is possible the meeting Would not he held until Wednesday.

HEAVY BAIN FALL. Ohio River Very Hlifh a Clnelnnall-siime UaniHifo Hone. Cincinnati, Jan. heaviest rainfall since the establishment of the weather bureau In this city was registered at 7 o'clock this morning. For the twenty-four hours preceding the fail was 3.07 Inches.

There was a steady downpour Sunday and Sunday night, sweeping the entire mass of snow into the sewers and streams. The Ohio Hiver began to swell rapidly and at 9 o'clock this morning a rise of nearly 13 was recorded. Considerable dam-vege was done In the Mill Creek Valley. Floods In Wott Virginia. Clarksburg, W.

Jan. 7. The West i'ork River was 15 feet 2 inches above low water at midnight and rising rapidly at the head waters. There la much destruction of property along the lino "pf the river above this place, and par tlcularly at Weston, where the entire lower part of tho valley Is reported to he flooded. Parkersburg, Jan.

7. Halu has fallen here for the past thirty-six hours steadily. All the snow Is gone and the rivers are rising rapidly. At Grantsville. up the Kanawha, the water Is 23 feet and rising.

Tlmbermen are preparing for the worst and predict much damage. No Stay Yet tor Stevenson. Brooklyn, N. Jan. 7.

Former Police Captain Stevenson of New York, "who is under sentence for having received a bribe of six baskets of peaches, did not get a stay this morning from Justice William J. Oaynor In Brooklyn. IMstriot Attorney FellowB asked for Hn adjournment. The application will be tnade again next Saturday. A Tramp Fatally Hurt, Masslllon, Jan.

7. A freight wreck idccurred this morning near Orrvtlle on the Wheeling Lake Erie Railroad. Brakeman Wells and Fireman Ryan were severely injured and a tramp was Satally hurt. Japanese Mlnlsterto England. San Francisco, Jan.

7. The new-Jy appointed Japanese minister to t3reat Britain lias arrived here from Japan on the steamer China. He pro-weeds East this evening en route for Ithe court of St. James. A Friend of Runaway Slaves.

Chatham. Jan. 7. The Rev. Dr.

SKing, famous In slavery days for helping escaped slaves from the United States to Canada, died here yesterday, Eged 82. Receiver for an Iron Company. Steubenville, Jan. 7. Judge Mansfield ha appointed a receiver for the Jefferson Iron Company of this city.

A stockholder says that the company owes $180,000, with no available assets. Consul at Matmurun. Washington, Jan. 7. The President lo-day sent to the Senate the nomination of Hiram R.

Lot of Louisiana to he consul at Managua, Nicaragua. Queen Louise, 111. London, Jan. 7. It Is announced at Copenhagen that Queen Louise Is seriously 111.

SICK HEADACHE Positively cured by these Little rills. They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per-'feet remedy for Diiriness, Nausea, Drowsiness, Bad Taste In the Mouth, Coated Tongue JPa in in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They JRcguIate the Bowel. Purely Vegetable.

Email Pill. Small Dose Small Price. CARTERS rilTTLE Inaugurated. Tlia oath wai admlnl tered by Chief Justle Flold to Mayor Curtl and by th. latter to th.

niem ber of both branch? of th city gov eminent Jointly, The city government organized with Alderman tsanfurd a the chairman of that board and Christopher F. O'Brien as chairman cf the common council. Mitchell Oalvln waa re-elected city clerk, Alva H. Peter, city messenger. and James H.

HUliard, clerk of commit tees. The Inaugural of Mayor Curtis Rive the gross debt at 654.000, net debt J38.4M.0O0. The suspension of fur ther acquisition of land for park pur- poses Is recommended as only JJ0U.000 remains for this purpose. The ity parks have already coat I12.000.0W). The city borrowing capacity for the year Is $2,000,000.

Tho net debt and the tax rate will be Increased this year end In view of the financial condition of the city the mayor advises the appoint merit of a commission to look Into the matter. Mayor Curtis sent to the board of al dermen to-day the nomination of An drew J. Hailv to be corporation counsel In place of Thomas Habson, resigned, to be city solicitor, vice Andrew J. Bailey, resigned. Worcester.

Worcester, Jan. 7. The Hon. Henry A. Marsh was Inaugurated mayor of Worcester for the third time this morning and at the same time ta members of the two branches of the city council for the ensuing year were Klven the oath of office.

Jt. H. Dodge, was elected president of the board of aldermen and A. P. Itugg, presl dent of the common council.

Kdward T. Raymond waa reappointed chief of police. Springfield. Springfield, Jan. 7.

Charles Long was Inaugurated mayor to-day to succeed E. P. Kendrlck. The aldermen organized by electing George A. Hussell president.

In the common council Jlob-ert A. Knight waa elected president. The mayor appointed Joel H. Hendrlck city marshal, but reappointed Charles M. Wright assistant marshal.

DISTRESS iYpERTJ." Business I Impressed- Scarcity of 1 oort Product. Washington, Jan. 7. Secretary Ores-ham has received from Minister Mc-Kenzle at Lima, Peru, a letter dated December 17. showing a very bad state of affairs In Peru.

"Business continues to be shockingly depressed," he writes. "Communication with the Interior and with certain parts of the north and south coasts has been suspended. The usual crops have not been planted, and It Is greatly feared that on account of scarcity of food products the condition of the poorer classes will become worse than has been heretofore known In Peru. 1 am Informed that the firm of Americans, Messrs. Backus St Johnston, who own the largest silver smelting works in Peru (and with one exception in all South America) have been forced to suspend operations for lack of fuel.

The company had on hand a considerable supply of fuel. but It baa been taken possession of by the revolutionary foixes for use on the locomotives on that part of the Oroya Railroad within their control," CHOLERA ItTBRAZIL. Fpldemlo lnrennlnir nt Hlo Janeiro-1 iInmsI rous Flood. New York, Jan. 7.

The "Herald's" special cable from Buenoa Ayres says: "Hlo Janeiro advice state that the cholera epidemic la on the Increase, Whole cargoes of dried meat are being returned to the owners, the necessary fumlgttition by the health lard having ruined beef which had been received previously. "General Pena with a remnant of the government foixes, after uffertng a serious defeat at the hands of the Hlo Grande rebels, was pursued by the revolutionists Into Uruguayan territory. "The public health In Huenoa Ayres I good, no new cases of cholerine having developed. "News has been received from Rio of a. disastrous flood In Petropolla.

the fashionable suburb of the capital, In which sixteen persons were drowned." Hetter Ituntiieaa ProspcK't. St. Louis, Jan. 7. The "Age of.

Steel" contains reports from 200 leading manufacturers of Iron and steel, hardware, machinery and railway rolling stock as to the condition of their business since mid-Hummer. The tone of the responses Is cheering. Broadly speaking, about 85 per cent, of the reports speak of some measure of Improvement In conditions and prospects, and where the gains in business are explicitly stated they are generally given at 25 to SO per cent. Decision Against Stock Brokers. Washington, Jan.

7. The court of appeals of the District of Columbia today rendered an opinion sustaining the decision of Judge Cole In the case of Messrs. Chapman and MncArtney, the stockbrokers who refused to testify before the Senate sugar Investigating committee regarding Individual speculations through their firms. Judge Cole's decision overruled a demurrer filed by the brokers to the government Indictment. Signs of Missing Vessels.

Washington, Jan. 7. Captain Tozler of the revenue cutter Grant reports to the treasury department that he has made a thorough search along the Pacific coast without seeing any signg of wreckage or hearing any tidings from passing ships or from shore, of the six missing vessels which started south from Victoria, B. several weeks ago. Armenian Fugitives Killed.

Vienna, Jan. 7. Advices from Constantinople say that fifteen Armenians who were imprisoned at Shablnhara, In the province Of Ivas. made their escape recently and were pursued by soldiers. The military overtook the fngttleg and fired upon them, killing five.

The remaining ten, several of them being wounded, succeeded in getting away. Prominent Stiiiar Planter Falls. Js'ew Orleans, Jan. 7. The failure of David M.

Ferris is announced. He is one of the most extensive sugar planters and refiners in Louisiana. He was secretary of the party of sugar planters who went over to the republicans last fall. Other failures are feared. Perished in a Hotel.

Scranton, Jan. 7. The Riverside Hotel, near Archibald, was burned this morning with all its contents. Loss partly insured. A man named Richards perished ir.

the building. Murder Trial at Antwerp. Antwerp, Jan. 7. The trial of Madame Henri Jeniaux on the charge of having murdered her brother, sister and uncle In order to get their lif ui- surance, began thla morning.

13 23 CX.OAK8, YJIC. lit This Season Many job lots of Cloaks are thrown on the market. They come from etveat shops and" still worse places, made up ot an sorts oi and Ends. Disease lurks in them, and thci color comes out of them. I know where all mv flnnl-a srol made.

I know the color tvilli stay. No fadino-. no doubt ful green or rusty black or your money will bo returned to you, wittt interest, if youl like. High grade Cloaks, Suits, vv aists. Furs and Wranners.

all this season's sroods. marked! at the lowest prices that have! ever been attempted. New Fallerstetn Building; Main and Temple Sts. FOR SA1LE. FOR SALE.

That fine property. No. 201 Farmlngton Avenue, south eide, near Sigourney street. The house is large, well arranged and has been recently put In thorough order, new plumbing, painting, etc. The walls are brick filled from cellar to garret, making the house warmer in winter and cooler In Bummer.

The barn is also large, well filled and appointed. The lot is 100x263, and has many valuable trees upon It The property will be shown by applying to F. G. WHITMORE, 190 Pearl Street, For Sale. Business, Resident and Tenement Property.

CHOICE building lota on Kenyon, Bmtth, Tremont, Beacon, Webster, Broad and Lawrence street Several good lot latai sout part of the olty. Money to loan on city property, flrt mors, gage, ut 6 par cent. GEORGE WOODS, Real tstute and Loan Agency, 278 Main Street. BUILD A Where Where land is rapidly Increasing tn value. Lewis W.

Ripley. Fine Single House! OX the south side, one of the pleasant-est houses on the street, nas ten rooms, and Is In complete order throughout. Lot 64 feet wide fronting the street, and 130 feet deep, well supplied with choice fruit trees in bearing. For a person who prefers the south end of the city there in no place in the market better adapted lor a home than tvt Buckingham, which I ehall be pleased to show, and give full particulars. A.

J. GLAZIER, 8 State Street. FOR SALE. LAUREL ST. Ten room brick honse.

near Nlles street; with easy terms. HUNTINGTON St. Single house, tea rooms, modern and nice home, FLORENCE ST. Single house, near Main street, good enough for any one, WINDSOR AVE. Twelve room, brick, A fine location.

GILLETT ST. Brick house, bam, good lot; easy terms. TO RENT. CHAPEL ST. House of ten rooms in fine condition, will lease for a term of years.

E. SHELT0N, COURANT BUILDINO. 66 STATE BT. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE. Very desirable country residence, with ten acres ten miles from Hartford.

Run-nine water, steam heat nnd nil fonr.nl. ic.es GLAlviL itJPifiSJL Ajium at. i Geely's High Grade Clothing for Men and Young Men Exclusively. 27 Asylum Sfreet, GEELEYp the CLOTHIER. WANTS.

Advertisements of Wants, To Rent, For Sale, Lost or ound, and the like, containing 24 words or less, will be printed at the following rates: 3 Days, 25 Cents. 6 50 9 75 12 $1.00. Oah Mint Aroimuanv th Order. "I If ANT KU Hy a neat, quiet girl a slt-t nation to do general housework or second work. Can be seen at her present plaee, 70 Church street.

Air ANTE IV-MillinersT Six first-clas trimmers, steady employment. Address llox 9. Courant ofhVe. AIT ANTED l'rHafew-weeks some one ho lias barn room to board my old horse at sueh a reduced rale that I ean afford to pay for. It ts costing ine now tl ft rents a day.

Send postal card to PKItltY DAVIS, the and Paper Stock Dealer, cave Smith McDonoujfh, 3tt MhIii street.5 Air AN TE A situation by a first-class tV eouk, best of references. Can be seen for two days at 70 Spring street. "AIT ANT1C1 A situation to doTVenerai housework or take care of children. Apply at 52 Edwards street, city. WANTED A reliable" and experienced second girl; niust be a Rood waitress.

City reference required. Apply at 1 Klin street. "Al ANTED A boy "to learn the drug business. State ante and place of residence. Address DRl! US, Box 960, city.

Air ANTED I have a Very "nice Danish IV girl, will do housework or second work; Swede and German Klrls; hotel and private cooks, who have best of reference; 9S'S Trumbullst. A NT ED iris to buy tickets to and from the old country at CON-ROY'S. 1B7 Muin street Openevening. Ar ANTED Reliable temperate man In lV position of trust; salary $20 weekly. Experience unnecessary.

Must deposit from $3u0 to t'oUO with employer and have references. Deposit will be secured by first-class real estate. Address J. W. Courant Ottlce.

Air ANTED Sleigh-riders to see my IV stock of sleighs. Latest styles, reasonable prices, at W. A. PURR'S, Carlisle Repository. JVVest Hartford, Conn.

WANTED Young man with some experience In the grocery business that can come well recommended. 1 1 1 LL8 Co. AITANTED A bookkeeper's position by VV ft competent and reliable man who Iihs had many years' experience. Address Ct. "AIT" ANTED For adoption in" an AnVeri-VV can family, female child, not over five years old.

Address HALLy Wox 218, Prid Report. A ANTED 10,000 men to send for the Grip I'ants Hanger. Simplest and best. Sivmple by mall 15c. GEM NOVELTY Rox955.Mldijtown.t.

GENTS You can make a barrel of money selling the Grip Pants Hanger. Sample bv mail Inc. tlEM NOVELTY Rox 9f. Middletown, Ct. "AITANTED One or two gentlemen to occupy first-olasg furnished room, with heat, as.

hot and cold water, at 19 Capitol avenue. Terms low. Air ANTED Parties wishing some nie-lV ehanlcal draughting can find a responsible party to do two to four hours' work every jlav, bv writing to DRAUGHTS MA Box ran trice. ir ANTED Some (rood parties to copy Desk Room in one of the finest Insurance offices in the city. Private room for consultation.

Rent moderate. Address DESK ROOM, Uox 5, Courant Of fice. "AIT ANTED A farm to rent to run on If shares, or a small farm to buy. Address O. Box 71, Rurnslde, Conn.

A I TA NT ED A reliable, able-bodied man If desires work for hoard and lodging. Address 134 Pearl street. AITANTED Agents, or salesmen deslr-W lug side line, to take orders bv sample; staple seller, easily carried. VVe pay expenses and salary or commission and furnish samples on application. Address Lock 1ix lii, New York City.

LEAKY ROOFS REPAIRED. ROOFS PA IX TED. J. P. FO ID.

373 Asvlum St Hurlbut Block. Hartford, Conn. L's. NOTICE. The Superior Court for New Haven County has ordered to be sold as a whole, as a going concern, all the property of the Ansonia Electric Company in Anso-nia, Connecticut, Including its factory building, machinery, real estate, tools, stock manufactured and unmanufactured or in process ot manufacture, oftice fixtures, books, stationery, and all its other property of every name and nature.

In-cludinir its good will, excepting, however, Its cash on hand, accounts receivable, and bills receivsble, owing to the Receiver now unpaid. Sealed bids will be received for said property until 12 o'clock noon, on the first Monday of February, All bids should be addressed as CHARLES S. MERRICK, Receiver of the Ansonta Electric Care of the Merchants' National Bank, New Haven. Conn. Bid for the Property of the Ansonia Electric Company.

Kor further Information, address the Receiver ae above. DYE WORKS. H. E. PATTEN'S DYE HOUSE AND Carpet-Beating Works, KO 87 WELLS STREET.

T.Arr, rTJRTAINS, Carpet RiUc Bresw Phnwls. Feathers, Kid Gloves, cleaned or dyed; l-adles' and Gentlemen's Garments ot every description dyed or nicely cleaned, with-out tinning. Also Carpet Warp, both white Rnd colored, for sale. Feather beds renovated. Packages sent by express will meet with prompt attention, according to direction.

FOR SALE. 1.1 OR SALE Cheap for cash, small, flrst-clasa Ladies' and Gents' Cafe in Bridgeport, Ct. Newly fitted out and doiriK good business. Address Box 431, Bridgeport, Ct. IjlOR SALIC A new Wells Filing Cahi-: net, suitable for a large or small correspondence.

Price low. CHARLES W. HOLT, tnnectlcutMutual Life Ins.Co II AVE you tried our barber shop as 1 thousands of others have? 8havlng 5c. Hair cut, 10c. at Harris's, 22 Sheldon st.

Five first-class workmen. IilOR BALEA godTeTiabhT central 1 boarding house on the square very cheap. A fine opportunity to get a bargain. Room 6, Courant building. 1,1 OR SALE One-half Interest or the whole in a Ufcht manufacturing business; good profits and low rent.

Experience In the business not necessary. Address Box 1, Courant office. "VrCRSES Supplied for all kinds of cases. Nurse's Registry of Hartford Medical Society. DR.

SEGCR, 67 Farm-ington avenue. Telephone 62. SECURITY LOAN ABSTRACT Macon. Ga. Capital $100,000.

Surplus $5,724.96. New York correspondent and reference. Merchants' Exchange National Bank. Offer gilt-edged 7 per cent. First Mortgage lxians.

Hartford Real Estate Mortgage Co. No. 155 MAIN ST. Representatives for Connecticut. FOR RENT.

MODERN" flat of flvelarge rooms and bath-room. In north part of this city; rent ir per 'month. Apply to A. N. SEYMOUR, Real Estate Broker, 333 Main street.

1.1IRST-CLASS HELP furnished cheap-1 er than at any other office. We have nurses, seamstresses, and all kinds of help for city and country. Also dressmaker wan ted. Call at 112 Trumbullst. AVTE ARB SELLING a light set of Sleigh Bobs, suitable for a one-Inch axle, for $12.50.

WILLIS THRALL HON. Locks repaired and keys fitted. 10 Central Row. FOR SALE. Large single house on Woodland street.

Single house, with barn, on Washington street. Tenement house on Benton st. Single house, with barn, No. 72 Vernon street. Will sell this property at a -bargain.

H. W. CNKXIN, Central Row. "VfOTICE Passage tickets to and from Sweden, Denmark, for sale at CON ROY8. 167 Main St.

Open evenings. TCE SKATING SCENES." New and attractive kind of photographs. Boys and Girls they look juRt as real as If you were skating on the river. Polo, sled and snow scenes; special low prices. RODGERS, 471 Main street, formerly theatrical scenic artist.

3 Eight Lots left where thla Honae is bulling cor. and Fern at. TO ItENT. ROOM AND POWER, In the Center oftheClty ot Hartford, Conn. One room, 4.4S0 sq.

feet on ground floor. One roam sq. feet, up one fUnht. These rooms have all the modern conveniences for light or heavy manufacturing. They are llsht on all sides, have elevator, fire escapes, closets.

The paint, floor, heating system, are new throughout. An office building has four large rooms, cellar, attic, halls, closets, and Is piped for gas and hot and cold water, and finished In hard wood. Some 8,000 eq. feet floor space for wood working phops, plenty of yard room for lumber, sheds for storage, two kilns, capacity of 30,000 feet, blowers for removing sawdust. Will lease the whole or part of the above with power to any desirable rarty fnr a term of years.

For particulars, plans, prices, write to Room and Power. Box IS. CourRnt office. Besse's Restaurant, 848 MAIN STREET, now open. Remember we have the best of ev erything.

Is P. I i. BESSE, THE I.EAOIXG CATERERS. LOST. $30 REWARD I fne the re- turn, in good condition, of the Colt Re peating Rifle, 32 calmer, ana niu.

'TrenUlo." about Si Inches long. 10 wide i a which wprft stolen from my house. In Tolland, January 8 1896. In case of my absence from town Mr. George H.

Will receive me oi the reward. (Signed) G. f. LOOM1S. January (, jetiu.

TO It EXT. rilO RENT- At liB Ann street, a niceiy 1 furnished room, with modern con veniences. rno RENT Flat, No. 7 Talcott Court 5 A. ro lt ollnr XI? hll.

aouiis. Flat 4 will be to rent the Apply at 9 Morean. MR. WEEKS. rrvj i RENT Opposite county court house.

I Ml TV, A LjOSKV iurniaiit-'ii nwi'i. i.ut ooa urn hnth: nrlvate family. lf2 Allyn street, second noor. IK) RENT On or before Marcn i. a oleasant upper tenement eight rooms.

bath room, furnace and separate entrance. Apply on the premises, No. 231 Sigourney itreet. l6 RENT Tenement, B5 Oak street, modern improvements, uaui, tei ctrlo Kas lighting, hot water heat, rent 130. KTCH ARDHON, 2i3Maln Koonl.

v5 RE wo room "(one larjce and I fnriiiRripd- weslern and southern exposure: heat, gas and use of bath; at zsiiopkih PI RENT Furnished, a large rroni cor- cm- iwn ventlemen. iiIho desirable side rooms, stove heat, use Of bath. J4(i Alain sireei, tuiirei IIOR "RENT On or before February 1, a pleasant upper apartment; eight rooms, bath roorni, furnace and separate entrance. Apply on the premises No. 31 SiKourney street IT OCSETO LET The desirable bonse.cen-I trallv located, No.

77 Capitol ave will be rented." It contains twelve rooms and ba modern conveniences. Permits to see it between the hours of a. m. nnd 5 p. can be obtained at Mnin street, Room over United States bunk.

Rental S0 per year. pHvable monthly. mo i KENT Upper and lower tenement 8 1 John street, respectively, SIS and S17 per IIIOII! 11 in BUVHUOH. nw'J mo T() RENT Several very rooms, tor single gentlemen, with steam heat, and bath accommodations, in the Hartford Hre Insurance Company building, corner Pearl and Trumbull streets. Apply at CUM- PANY sur luf-i ott irumpuu auiww 'ilURNIHHEl) KOOMH With steam neat, one or two to rent In a private house, to family or single persons, at No.

Table hoard very convenient. rrV) "RENT On the llfll a very derirahle I tenement of 7 rooms, sonthslde, to small family. Rent, moderate. Enquire of Mm. HUBERT4, VI Wlllnrd street, rp PEWR ITERS All" makes, new and I second-hand, for rent, sale and exchange.

Copying, duplicating and ad- "tY ETVV ITE EXCHANGE. 333 Main street. PHCENIX BANK BUILDING. EKIRAKLE rooms toromces to rent on second and ttilra noors: sieara neat, and elevator without charga, Apply water st Bank. Unity Building.

Offices and Hoomt to Kent Inquire ot Janitor. OFFICE ROOM TO RENT. The pleaant front room In the "Courant" Building, lately occupied by B. R. Allen, i for rent.

Apply at "THE COURANT" Business Office. To Rent. WE Jaree room tn the Jndd Root ttilld-lni, corner High and Allyn street Inquire J' H. JUDD ROOT. TO RENT For Hgtit manufacturing, fifth floor, An-drus block, next building east Batterson's Block.

Asvlum street. Contains four thousand square feet. Rent $150 per annum. Power can be rented If desired. V.

D. HUBBARD, 131 Park street; To Rent. Store, tenement and basement, at 19S Park street. "WAVERLY." WE have "To Let" In theWaverly Building several of the best rooms adapted for business purposes; also one laree room on first floor. Apply to H.

W. CON KLIN, Central Row. TO RENT. store No. 22 Pearl street.

House No. 72 Brook street. House No. 76 Brook street. Lower tenement at No.

1 Ely street. At-o deslrahle office rooms and apartments In "The Goodwin." Apply to O. TALN'TOR, Room4, No.22 Asylum street. Batterson Building. Mors nearly FIRE PROOF than any other apartment building In Hartford.

One 4-room suite now vacant very desirable; overlooks Buahnell Park. ROOM AND POWER to rent for manufacturing rurposes in the substantial building 28 High street. One Ptve-Room Cottage, rear central, $10 00 per month. R. P.

Chapman, Room 6. Batterson'a Building. AUCTIONEER. AtT? sell Real Estate, Personal Effects, Furniture, Stor Stocks, Jewelry, etc. Terms reasonable, satisfaction assured.

HOWARD J. RESTUR. Eestor a REAL Estate and Auction Agency. SO Pearl Etvee BOSTON. HARTFORD.

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