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TILE llAirrFOKD T)ALLY COUIIANtT TIIUIiSDAY MOliXING, OCTOHEll 29, LS83. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW DVTISrrNTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

tSXClTiyO UHICKZ.IXO. countless millions who have heard them since, was MeCurdv Airaiii Oets the Twenty-four Hour not as a miracle even as i Aifwug the dead. Kecosd. At. utmnitiir A.

A. MoOurdv Dr. Bowen's remarks in this chapter on the IAS THOI CONCERT EXTRAORDINARY OFFERING City Briefs. Additional city news on first and third pages. Washington Commanderv ill hold a special of Lynn, finished his effort to beat the four gospels and their artless testimony are full of interest oud of great value.

BARGAINS INITIAL The philosophy of the Bible is the theme of meeting this evening to confer the order of twenty-four hour roaa recoru on, r. ivra Meriden and Rhodes of Dorchester of 241 9-Si miles. McCurdy made on September 24-35 the twenty four hour road record of miles. the fourth chapter, and the subject is discussed OF -IN but Ives and Rhodes sniasneo iimnruiaw-ij nri-ward McCurdy started at 8 o'clock Monday evening Vom Theodore Thomas, Conductor of Thewlore Thomas's Crie brated Orchestra, Xew York INITIAL CARPETS THCRMDAY MOKS1SO. OCT.

AMERICA PVTU.M11KD IUU.T, 8c0TS EiCKPTRD, AMD KiaXY. Mirie. 6VkJW Publuhen, Hartford. Ct. Tn Dn.T Coi-ravt lr aua-iiu nis month three one mouth Delivered br carriers to any part of the city, or sent lijr mail, postage paid.

Thk C.h a.vt i Thursday evenine. -itb tlwr y.r, bundle; single wrapper, J.UO able In advance. nun nuwi i-V-lj lU'ieM on the twt-utv-four houis. He had various pace makers and rave them all plenty of work to keep up witu him. Cm ihe first lap of forty seven miles he Dress I GOilS rau into a iiaj-tv of bievciista going me otner way and was thrown in tlie gutter.

He was unhurt but -AXD- niswneel was buckled son the forks and one pedal bent so it would not whirl. 1 tha tuitil It would presents so much irresponsible power." he says, "and is used with so much freedom to gratily private grudge aud obtain private euiis, that at last it falls by its owu weight It is now discouraged by tha very persons to whom it owed its birth. I believe the National League now find that the Frankenstein which they have raised threatens their own interests as much as others." As to tho land question, he says he exceedingly regrets the disapiwaranee of the English yeoman, considering it a groat misfortune to the country. He wonld lw as glad as any one to see the transfer of land made easy and cheap, but ha is skeptical about the efileacy of the plans proposed by the radicals. His notion is that the land quesistion should be dealt with by persons who know something about land, aud not by theorizing cockneys.

He vould sweep the ecclesiastical commission out of the way, and so make make it possible for clergymen and trustees of charitable funds to sell their acres and invest the proceeds in consols. This would bring into the market a quantity of land, all over the country, peculiarly suited for gardening aud small farming. He says further: I have shown you In what way I may useavulerar simile, the wheels of land transfer mUfht be jrreased. i believe it verv mau-rially cheapened and simplified. 1 do not lieiieve that you will tltid any very laixe nunih-r of peasant proprietors spring rpHK MASON HAMI.IX CA1UXKT OR0ANS iu my ju.h ihe best insinmienm tlie c'Jaiw mmie.

either in Uiis couiilrv or iu Kurvue They excel eaixvutlly In richer. U'lter mmtiti, tone. The recent inirovciienis. mieh as rcomant eased. vji humaua.

are of vnlue -AT THE- noie l.ianv jump turn and JloCurdv eot on and started again, while i h.1,1 Tl.iu a.v.itlent iiiHlkcrdiiclk one reier went lor a caused a delay of at least five minutes, hen he V.1 n.Aa.n.ulron: A wule aci)uaiutniic with musicians enables nay tnat uiey (tenei ally recant the Jia011 nalI1. jiau coverea about I-u nines out- turned suddenly and ran into MeCurdy and took a lui as uiitiuuici any ci in it. BUGS! -AT lIltOUlOKE THOMAS REl'l'BMCA NOM INATIONS. I Election Tuesday. November 1M.1 T.

On and after Monday next the trains on the Consolidated road will discontinue thdir trips between Belle Dock and the Junction, at New Haven, for passenger service. The assessors will be in session till 9 o'clock pvery evening this week for the convenience of those who cannot attend in the day time. Saturday is the last day for putting in lists. Michael Hogan got drunk yesterday and sat on a stringer on the dock until he fell in the river with a mighty splash. He was hauled out and Officer Walter 4mith took him to the station to dry off.

Colonel M. Joslyn informs the Times that he positively declines 'to be a candidate for the legislature. Under these circumstances it is hinted that Mr. E. S.

Cleveland may be the nominee for the senate, and Mahlon R. West and Michael F. Seaulan are talked of as candidates for representatives, John Sibon, the old man who was run over by a carriage on Asylum street several days ago, is fast recovering from his injuries. Mr. Will Redtield, who was driving the carriage, has, though Sibon exonerated him from all blame in the matter, been at the hospital every day since tho accident and does all that could be done for the injured man.

If any selection ta made for tluv Header but McCurdv was tnroira on. no imbibed in good shnpe'anJ the whole party were given a supper by Colonel Pope, the patentee of the Columbia wheel'made in this city. MeCurdy was in the saddle twenty-two hours, thirty three minutes and thirty seconds and only rested one hour aud twenty-six seconds in the twentv-four. At Springfield yesterday. George M.

Hendee. in an ItU-cn soon in this city. ihe use of ihcur gan, Sir. Thomas will use Mason jt Hamlin. Wm.

H. Post Cos 'or Mate in 1 -1 hakims II. ooi.KY, of Hartford. 8Oeok.ii! r. I.kan.

of Siiiwlniry. N.i 5 11. Titti.s. of Nauiratuck. No 7- Khasxi.in 1 Jackson, of Derhy.

of KtontnKtoa. BlOf THOMSON attempt to lower his quarter mue rect.ru oi an i- seconds at Hampden park, succeeded In just equal- 1. L-tuer ami m.le a mAchine LUDLOW BARKER T)imt. I ttT. IIHT lMT.

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M. Cook, of Volmil We are prepared to guarantee to weighing Ave pounds more than his regular racer. with great lucidity. The question, to what extent the Bible purports to be a revelation, from God, is considered. It contains the record of gcreral revelations.

There is the primitive revelation which was the faith of Abraham and the other patriarchs; the Mosaic dLsjiensa-tion; aud the Christian revelation. Ech of these, in turn, rffinns the essential features of the others. Hence the unity of the Bible. There are indisputable indications of a primeval revelation of God's truth to man, and this fact goes against the evolutionary theory of man's origin. Dr.

Bowen's discussion of the primitive and fundamental truths respecting the nuiverse, man, and God, hich underlie these three revelations, is exceedingly able and helpful. The fifth chapter is concerned with the Poetry of the Bible. I know nothing in all (ireek, Latin, or English poetry, that matches the sublimity aud frrandetir, the magnificent sweep, of this description Psi-lm lSj of the providence of God as manifested in the phenomena of nature. Hebrew poetry ptan.is aione in all literuture. A pun? and beautiful moratitv.

a sympathy with all living things, but etqieciaily with the weak, the needy, and the unfortunate, is the source of that tenderness ami pathos of Hebrew poetry which is a great eliaraote.ri.stic of it. The book of Job is the grandest philosophical poefu in he literature of the orld. These Hrtbrew poems are at least as interesting and important, even in their exclusively secular aspect, as the masterpieces of Cil-eek literature. The common-sense views which the author puts forth concerning the history contained in the Bible are very refreshing, however they may off snd "the higher hUtorical criticism." The general reader will find here just the plain facts, in whose light only can the Hebrew histories be fairly rated, and some very pretty fun pokod at the "ponderous erudition and perverse ingenuity of professional critics." The character and institutions of Moses are reviewed: The work acconmlished by him has no parallel In il-OVfcl. OI lUITll'lll.

i. It- William tkr. of DaniMiry. PAPER HANGINGS, purchasers of Dress Gcods, a great No! IT -i'iiable W. Gkoxviesor, of l'oinfret.

Special Bargain this week will be So Id (ioi.n. or ornwnii for lUHT. out of tiie leifiwiaiion wmcn you Have alway been Agent for thca? WorUl. He nowmtt Orgitus. Warerooms 153 and 155 Asylum Street.

MakvIS. of rinybrook. 'LOCAL WOTICE8. Wink Jelly in bell shape glass, at A. H.

Tn linuhast'6, 91 Main St. Aver's Pills as tlie safest saving of money if they will call "N'. 1 one ritimlreit years anil rsar H. I-ihan. of tioiah Coventry.

No. lil tieeu tluit lias I lie i uers ui bi the a manufacture r' stock of Ladies' Linen Initial sold tlieir have and examine the bargains we shall freeholils hoy 'all they DECORATIONS, AND have merited into the larire freohoMs. Casting and most perfect cathartic compounded. Mr. f.tiwU.f the 'a tosefe adheres, (t w.iii to his niuuose to Mitumou some of the lireimhoe aside, you misinterpret the meaning Foi DTanmii IvntoESTios.

depression of spirits of this? Supposing you Raw a hillside upo winch display in our Dross Goods Depart ment for the next three days. Fol r-eoplu of the rt-alm as witnesses ia his and general debility, in their various forms, also as i pre ventlve against lever umi sur, mm uin iu-ermittent fnv.isi theFKaao-VHOSPHOKATED EL1X1B the larch had irruwii anil tile lieecti hnu uieil. wnai would you think of any man who said: will cut down that larch ami plant that beech the beech is the right thing and rtie larch ought not to exist?" WINDOW SHADES lowing are our attractions: Would you not nav ttiat he was struggling against liiiidkerdiiefs! DicteriiiFliI of Causa va." made by Caswell, Hazard New York, and sold by all druggists, is the best tonic; and for pute-nt recovering from fever or other sickness, it has no equal the laws of nature Those who advocate an in.lis- IN GREAT VARIETY. reet and indiscriminate system ot lieasant proprie One case Ail Wool Flannels, 36 inches Prohibition Nominations. The Prohibitionists of Hartford held their caucus at Temperance hall, No.

i7 Asylum street, last evening. There was a large attendance add much interest manifested. Mr. Franklin H. Sage was nominated for senator, and Mr.

Lucius W. Bnrtlett and Mr. Samuel Spalding were put in nomination for representatives. lie llnest Cologne in ine v. orio i ieui-i, prepared bv Caswell.

Hazard Y. Sold by druyiristH. torship, however esdmuble their motives, are committing as great an absurdity. The truth is, that what was prophesied al the time when the corn laws were abolished has after a long delay, come to'ltss. The growing of wheat has become, over a v.tst exteut of the country, an unprofitable Oil Cloths.

Lignutn and Store Oil wide, st 37 1-2 cents a yard. SPECIAL NOTICES. Sought at about 50 cents on the dol Cloths in J-i-tenstve xls-sortment, at WE INVITE ATTKSTIOX TO TWO EXcirsiVK NOVKLTIHS IN ui.0VKS.ok lMlOKTATIfN, JIST Ol'KXKl) It is on the question of the disestablishment lar. We shall open this tveek over 10OO dozen at the following prices: aud disendowment of tho church, however, that We are offering a very heavy m. ii.

post Lord Salisbury speaks with the most evident feeling and most vigorous emphasis. He dc- Kcmomber I twilled All Wool Diagonal Serge serilxs the proposal as "fraught with frightful history. No other legislator, no prophet, priet, or king, ever wrought to such purpose, or with so lasting ettleiency. As for the elalxiratc Mosaic ritual, the wiadom of it has been proved in -modern times. Doe Skin Pipe Emtiroiacrcd Backs Sncfle Piauc Emtroitafl Bads! ALL LINEN INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, 10 cents Vuneral ot Major Wood.

The funeral of Major Wood took place yesterday afternoon at his residence on Asylum avenue, aud a large number of friends' were in attendance. The services were conducted by the Iter. Mr. Twichell and Professor Llewellyn Pratt. The burial was private, in the family lot at Ceilar Hill.

The bearers were Messrs. Jonathan B. Bunoe, James J. Goodwin, E. H.

ISeai-s, J. K. Redtield, M. H. Whaples and Charles H.

Clark. in the new shades and double fold, disaster to tho nation." He is astonished at each: the Handkerchief 11 plain would oe worui 10 cents. In the wholesome reaction from Puritan icoiwe ciasin and ill the growing tendency towards the KiABE at 45 cents a yard. That when you are about to pur "fair humanities of old religion." we see manifest LINEN INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, 15 cent ed the isdom or inspiration of Moses in ordaining chase anything in IN CHOICE AXD 111(11 UY PKiSlK.UU.K tvi OU INtiS. complex rites and ceremonies ror the Hebrew each; would be cheap at cents.

KNABE We have thus endeavored to give our readers Diamond Jewelry, LININ INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, 20 cents each; tKhiilf, including the nrebbishnp of CanUr-j t.ury. It is coiiceivnliln that that most reverend father in the church wishes by this time that ho hful never mftilo Mr. Stead's acquaint-mice. In his sist-cu in (HJUrt yesterday the editor developed a tendency to wander from the issue, but the bench wouldn't have it. It is bail news for the Un it as well as for Ireland that war has broken out again in county Kerry Urtweon an obstinate earl and his equally oltetiiiate tenantry.

1 eourse he government cannot leave Lord Kenmare in the lurch, esieo-ially when he has the taw on his side; but a single serious collision between the Kerry laoi.le nnrt the trooi would be lil ely, not to say certain, to have serious jiolitical consequences. Keumaro seems to Is-' one o'f the landlords of whom Mr. l'umell the other day as standing on the the precipice and apparently bent on getting them pushed over. The story of the murderous assault upon Mr. Itolxi J.

Took of tiie i'hiladi ljihia Ycss by a discharged negro janitor yestenlay will be read iu oil parts of the country with a quite exceptional interest and sympathy. All Yale men, und indeed all collide men, know who "Bob" Took is ninl what he has done, and is doubtful whether any young man of his years hiw a wider circle of personal a'-imaintances and friends. He was graduated at Yale in the class of 1V(. Jle is a stout, athletic fellow, ami his interest iu isiating matters early took a practical turu. He went to England and in ido a careful study of the stroke in use at the universities there, and brought home with him his own theory of rowing, lie took a Yale crew iu hand and rained them according to his notions for the ra-oat They were laughed at a court deal before the regatta off, but the Our Great oSe.

Bargain nave always sold at cents. some general notion of the scope, purpose, and quality of this volume which seems to us by KiABE Thw are the most durable and evonomicnl (U.v, on Ilie market V- iiuxtrt'U a Inw tht It liIovs last wasitn, aiul found tht-ni lo ue )-i-iWt siilisfuctiou. Our cusIoiimth wlto hav ttrt-n iug bo long for tfivm to arrive can uow up'iuM -13 A LINEN INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS, 25 cents each: Trinity College. President Smith aud Professor Ferguson have been attending the annual convention of the New Engluud colleges held at Dartmouth college. The foot-ball team will play against the Wes- Gold Jewelry, Watches, Chains, Canes cr Silverware, better thau are sold at oO cents.

KNABE far the most effective answer to all such criticism as may be called Ingersollian, that has yet appeared. Only tastes ot it, in little bits of extracts, eot'ld here lie given, but these may serve FRENCH IMPERIAL SERGE, This trill be the grand opportuni leyan eleven in Hartford on Saturday. The to coinmeud the whole loaf. It is pre-eminent PIANOS That would lie cheap at 7a cents. ty of buying Initial Handkerchiefs; PLUMB ly a helpful book to all youug students and game will be called ou the Ward street ground at il o'clock and wTill without doubt bo very interesting.

It will cost you nothing to look over our large and complete assortment of these goods, and It may be of some benefit to you, as we claim to be able to undersell any dealer in Hartford. suitable for Christmas andllbliday readers. The writer has the positive excellencies and merits of the Bible, its practical values 03 MAIN STREET. The lecture ou "The Ue of tho Voice" which TRICOTS Gifts, at just Half -Trice. Buy in hand for most cordial commendation.

Mr. tlUvlstone's utterances on the subject, never having exjiectisl to see him in such compuny. Ho is astonished to lind other churchmen of liberal polities ready to sacrifice their church to 4heir party. "We can talk in no ambiguous language to these men," he says. "It is a matter i life and death to us.

ur party is isiuud up with the maintenance of the established and endowed church of the country." SEX A roil I A XOM1XA TIOXS. The republican senatorial conventions held yesterday complete the nominations for the senate in tho twelve districts which elect senators this year. The full list is given elsewhere. It is on excellent list. The rty which presents such a list of names to the people for their suffrages deserves success.

In the Ninth district the Hon. Stiles T. Ktan-Um received yesterday, at the convention in New Iudou, the high compliment of a unanimous renomination, no othor name being presented iu connection with the place. Mr. Stanton has completed four years of service in the two houses of the legislature.

He represented Stoningtou in the house in IsXl, lieing iu that year house chairman of the committee on military affairs. Iu 1KH-J he was chairman of the committee on banks. In the senate he was iu RS4 chairman of the military committee and the committee on executive nominations, and iu 1S8. of the committees on education and engrossed bills. Ho is a native of the town Dr.

Hcudder delivered to lie col lege yesterday afternoon was very interesting and contained many valuable points. your Holiday Handkerchiefs now, He appeals to the common -sense of his renders. From his point of view -AT- thus saving time and money. DAVID MAYER, Coming Canoe ltitees. 1 HILLS There" is a prospect for a very interesting 75 Cts.

a Yard, Also, a full line of Gents' Initial canoe race next Saturday afternoon. When AND- 319 Main Street, cor. Asylum. the Hartford Canoe club had its races here the Ha ndkerch iefs. Are used by the leadinp Artists throughout tho coun Springfield canoeists bagged ssveral of the best prizes.

When the Springfield club hail their N. B. An elegant line of NOVELTIES IN SOLID races a little later the Hartford canoeists went SILVER, designed especially for Wedding Presents, just received. up and returned the compliment, or, to use the result of the rare was an immense surpr so to HOMESPUNS AT $1.00 a Yard, language ot a succestui aud w-ell known ca noeist, "wiped out the goi-e." Now the Spring try, and excel all otliers iu lone, louen ana Durability. A Hue assortment of these l'ianos just received.

GALLUP UETZGER fiOLK AGKNTS, IBB ASYLUM STREET. fy Piano Tuning a Specialty. field canoes Gluok and Sylph projiose to have sjiei Uitoi-s and a complete vindication of C'sk and hi i tea. His stroke, when practically adopted, has not since lwn defeated. The Joseph Langdon WILL INAUGURATE FOU ONE WKEK A GREAT SALE OK JUST EECEIYED another trial w-ith Commodore Jones's Venture.

These canoes are regarded as among the Yale Isit, to be sure, was beateu the next year tastest in existence aud tue race, a breeze al-was provided, will bo very interesting. at KaraUwa, but it was by a foul. Since then THE MOST ELEGANT LINE OF NEW DEVICES difficulties and objections are reduced to a minimum. He nowhere stumbles, nowhere hesitates. Aud although he is regarding the Bible throughout in its literary aspects, the moral and spiritual aspects of it are all the while revealing themselves in his discussion.

Such a book deserves to be read by all thoughtful youug men and women. It will inspire them with a now resjiect and love for the Book of books. Dr. Boweu finally expresses his strong conviction that the only hope for the civilization aud tho happiness of tho generations to come iu this English-speaking world depends on the continued reverent study of the English Bible. "For, know it well, the only choice for us, in this piping nineteenth century, lies between this old philosophy of tl Hebrews ami the philosophy of despair, the pessimism of Hai'tmann and Schopenhauer." Either the God and Fathar of all, of Jew, Christian and Muhometan, still lives aud reigns over the universe he has created or "there comes a wail of never-dying sorrow from an orphan world, a pitiable cry which decluros existence to bo a burden and a wrong, and bids us eat aud drink and rot, for to-morrow we sleep and never wake again." Are among tho Bargains in Dross Yale Inn won or lS ac cording to whether or Blue Corduroy Suits, Brown Corduroy Suits, Gray IN VARIOUS GOOL13 SUITABLE FOR and district hich has repeatedly given him An Important Suit.

Corduroy Suits, London Smoke Corduroy Suits In the of the Farmers Mechanics Nation hearty endorsement and high compliment by electing him to inivortnnt public positions. Partridge Corduroy Suits, Pearl Color Corduroy Goods which will he shown for the remainder of this week at Win al Bank vs. Hartford Connecticut Valley Suits. erwnear A New Restaurant He has been more often honored iu this way BRIDAL GIFTS railroad in the superior court yesterday, most We have these suits plain or Norfolk style, and probably than any man of his ago iu Connecti of the day was spent in the examination of John narrow or wide rib. We have the largest stock of BO S' SUITS ever sold In this city.

C. Tracy, ex-president of the bank. He was the cut. He has served on the brigade staff of the Connecticut 'National Guard, was secretary of -AT- t6r'Bo's, Clothing on second floor. still on the witness stand hen the court ad TB beg to announce to tha public that we shall fAV the state central committee iu the campaign of iourtied.

The case grows out of a loan made open on THURSDAY, Xov. 5. the ELEGANT through Mr. Tracy to tho railway company to Greatly Uml Prices! Ernst Schall iiiur LY FURNISHED ROOMS over our store, 239 Main street, a enable it to pay interest on its first mortgage IsSO, an alternate delegate to the national convention in that year, was the executive secretary of Governor Andrews and was the candi IE bouils. JVlr.

i racy procured the money ot the Continental Life insurance eompauy, giving CORNER MAIN AND ASYLUM 8TS. date for secretary of state Iu 1H82. He is popu hrec notes of the raiiwav company indorsed bv Brown, Tliomson Go. 100 dozen Ladies Wtiite Vesta an.) I Tantri, with silk triuimiup worth A 1 for lar wherever he is known, and especially where li jaMaeiiL, mi. anviey, inn money pro-Cured was left in the bank and the teller given orders to pay the couitons when presented.

SIMONDS BURDETT, SOLICITORS OF PATENTS, he is best known, iu his owu town aud district, which is praise enough. Main and Temple. Hartford. CURRENT COMMENT. This was done and caused an overdraft of Hartford Trust Company's Block, Rooms 21 and 22 $2,415.

The lirst morteago has been foreclosed aud the suit now iu court was brought by the Fresh Rosa Conchas In tho Twciity-llrst district, Mr. John Whittlesey Marvin, of Ieep Biver, was yesterday nominated by the republicans. Mr. Marvin was iwu-n in Lyme, where he resided until he bank to have the amount due them recognized FIRST-CLASS P.EST!ll...T, Whore meals can be had at alt hours. Our facilities for entertaining individuals or private parties In our new rooms are not surpassed in the state.

Entrance through tlie store or by the stairway north. We shall continue to make specialties of Weddings and Receptions. Respectfully, P. J. BESSE, 100 dozen Ladii' Vesta and PanW.

verj- fine quality, worth fnr i 100 dnzn Lad((s'! Vesta and VatiN. nmn- i lifaetured bv NVw Hrilaiu Kiiittinr worth $1.00, for 100 dozen Genta" Sootoh Shirts and Drawers, Hue quality, wmih -7ie, for .50 .65 .48 WH. K. SIMOKD3. CBAS.

L. BURDETT. W. R. MORGAN, FURNISHING UNDERTAKER, 111 Main Hotel Capitol Kuiidlng.

(Cor. Cauitol Ave.) Burial l.ots for sale. iu the new stock of the road. Mr. Tracy will probably be on the stand the greater part of to Iy OSA CONCHAS new crop Tobacco, second lot received to-dv.

Price S10 ier hundred. Also. day. The New York Times hours from Washington that Secretary Muuning "is growing worried over the nttu -ks of the civil service reformers, and thinks that hiR efforts to encourage them are not properly appreciated." "Only one thing," remarks HrctdstreeVs, "is likely to hinder the New York, New Haven Hartford from acquiring a line of iti own to Bostou, if it gets a chance, by the absorption of the New York New England; this is tho fear was thirteen years old, aud for nearly fifty years has li veil in Deep River (Saybrouk.) He was many outer styles oi mis ana otner nraiias. Night attendant at store.

Connected by telephone. Matters Matrimonial. SIMOXSOX WAITE, town clerk of Savbrook for several years, anil I. EATHBDN CO. Resslerel Ylummli, 100 dozen (iohW Hcenlar Mndc.

rtriij COOKE WHITMORE, Undertakers, 12 Pratt Street, DOZEN represented the town in tho house of represen tatives in 171 and and 187:3. Ho was anient COP.NEIt ASYLUM AND FORD STREETS. The marriage of Mr. Otis G. Simonson and not the t'iKik sin ike has been rowed.

I'ersonal-ly he is known to his friends as ail agreeable Kunlluinnn, of a naturally quick tenqsT kept, for the most part, under vigilant control, aud more than ordinarily suave manners. The latest of the stories fiom Lmllow-strcot jal, New York it is not the least ttiwr of them. Augustine Jl. Macdouald, oil years of ge, is a Hritish subject, born in 1'rince Edward's Island but of good Scottish stock, and was at one time, it is said, a captain her majesty service. After studying law for a while fu Boston, he went south some years before the war, engaged in the tobacco business and then in the coition trade, and made a fortune.

Iu the war a large quantity of cotton belonging to iiim was destroyed by I'nion troops, lie estimated his loss by this catastrnpho at Tn went into bankruptcy at Cincinnati, liabilities iUMKXi, ass-ts mostly uominal. In his schedule ho described his claim against the I'liiled States for his destroyed cotton as worthless. At the sale this claim with other assets was isiught for him by a friend for Two or three years later he employed the firm of Hovey ei Hole tu take churg- of the claim, agreeing us they assert -to give them oiio-quurlor of whatever mm) they might get for him. The commission iinardod him Then he refused to pay Hovey iV linle, and there wits some litigation iiliout it, but he got awny with the money to York. Hovey persevered, however, and obtained an order directing Macdouald to return the money to the custody of the court.

Macdouald -so the story goes djsapourod, the court adjudgisl him in ismtempt, and tho firm obtained a judgment in their favor for which was declared lien on the funds in Miicdonald's hands. Subsequently they found him in New York, brought HU4icti.m him there for converting their property to his own use, and had him arrested and lodged iu l.ll How street jail. This us nearly seven years ago, and he has Imvii in jail ever since, refining to avail himself of the lior debtor's oath and declaring that he will Offer their New Patterns of Mahogany and Oak Caskets with Bronze and Silver TnuiiiuE)rs. Also bor of tho judiciary committee iu each MAIN STREET. Miss Carrie E.

Waite daughter of Mr. James N. Waite took place yesterday afternoon at 5 lint to no so would cost more than it would come to, by provoking the construction of com I i. 2.00 2.50 alnut anrt itosewood -asket at low prices. 100 dozen (JenW Rcmilar Mnde.

A 111 AVtM'l, Scofch Uiic-rwcRr. havict i wcilit manufactured, worth from J3.00 to fci.SO, for oct2is o'clock at the South Baptist church. The pas OXi: GRAND CONCERT peting roads liy he Boston Albany, or other interests, in Connecticut." BIRTHS. FOOTE In West Hartford. Oct.

SS, a son to Mr. The New York Evening Past is not entirely arm tionn rooie. jr. tor of the church, the Rev. Kittridge heeler, performed the marriage service.

Tho cere-motiy was attended by a large numlier of the contractiong parties' friends and a reception at satisfied with Secretary Whitney's fine letter. YOU NO In Cheshire, Oct. 15, a son to Mr. and Mrs. JOlltl I Olllltf.

WKILER-ln New Haven, Oct. 27, a sou to Mr. aud Mrs. C. R.

Weiler. It says that there has been loud and well-founded complaint of the recent doings at the tne House ot tue tiruto parents toiiowert. Mr. and Mrs. Simonson ill reside at Washington.

GREAT CLOSIE-OUT SALE Brooklyn navy-yard, and that "the dismissal MARRIAGES. year, and in 171 was also a memlier of the committee on constitutional amendments. He has been ill the insurance business for many 3'eurs, is a man of ability, and will make a use fill member of the senate, as he was of the lower house during his two years of service in that body. In the Fifteenth district, Mr. Joel G.

Foster of Danbury is the republican nominee. He re-received all but seven of the votes of the delegates in the convention on the first informal ballot, and was then formally nominated, adding another to the excellent nominations made by the republicans of Connecticut for the statu senate. D. where Mr. Simousoti has an important position iu the office of the supervising archi Theoflore Thomas of one or two foremen for putting workmen iu SIMONSON WAITE In this city, Oct.

28. at the to oblige politicians would He worth all the cir South Baptist church, by the Rev. Kittridere tect. RIPLEY HUBBARD. culars that cau be written." heeler, otto i.

s. Simonson, of Washington, II. to Miss Carrie daughter of Mr. James N. Woite.

of ties citv. "It is a poor sort of a man," observes the New CARRIAGES At 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon Mr. L. W. Towels, NAPKINS, Table Cloths, Doylies.

ci fit a UNRIVALLED -OF- Ripley and Miss Lottie H. Hubbard were mar Rll'LEY HUBBARD In this city, Oct. 2. bv the York 'orh-ly "who cannot push himself into the newspnpei-s now iqioii the strength of his ried at the residence of tho bride's mother, Kev. ueLoss Love, Ripley and Miss Lottie number JO naiiel street.

no ceremony was tamilinritv with rresulent Andrew Johnson. n. nuuoai-u, uu oi mis city. DEATHS. ORCHESTRA iierfortned by theKev.

De Ijoss Love of the Varl street church. Mr. J. F. Kinleyof New York acted as best man and Miss May Hubbard loots, Shoes, COI.I.IER-ln this city, Oct.

20, Goodwin Collier, The rant-Depew story has shaken up a lot of old secretaries and politicians who have been bleaching for years iu the bone-yard of politics. Of eouiie they enjoy the revival." i-tf Funeral servicesat the residence of Fred as bridesmaid. A reception to intimate friends followed the marriage rite and lasted till the crick S. Brown. No.

17 Capitol avenue, this At au anli-Gormaii meeting in Baltimore OUR LAUfiE STOCK OF CARHIAflES MCST HE REDUCED. WE WILL 8KLL THIS FA I.I. AT l'RICKS BELOW iST TO TURN THEM INTO MONEY. ANY WISHING OOOD WORK AT LOW PRICES CANNOT FAIL TO GET A BARGAIN FROM US. iiuirsuavi airernoon at rfo cloelc.

CORNISH Iu East Ciranby, Oct. 27. Mm. Fauny. CO TEKFORMERS CO departure of Mr.

and Mrs. Ripley ou their wedding trip. TRIED TO ItltOWX UERSEI.r. iuowoi tne uiw ueucou josepu uorulsn, aged 8l. AND RUBBERS.

Thursday evening, Congressman Findlny said he had been told that be, a democratic cou-gresman, getting democratic money, was shaking against the jiarty that paid him his salary. ip Funeral this (Thursday) afternoon, at 2 A Crazy Woman Caught In the of Time FRANCIS In tVest Hartford, Oct. 27, Laura Roberts Opera House, Last lgliL, 'I deny, continued Mr. 1-miliar, "that I tret never pav the The rector of limee About 10 o'clock last night a middle sized, til pay from he treasury of the United Stab's Iff Funeral this (Thursday) afternooa, at 2 L'lUUK as democratic pay, but as trom a common fund rather heavy set womau attracted the attention We offer our Entire Slock AT COST, as we nre Going: out of nusine. CllklSTlAN-In this city, Oct.

27, Marilla A. Christ- inti ibuted ty tno wiiole people, irrespective of the night watchmau at tho steamboat wharf. cluqs'l brought the case to the notice of Anions, and yesterday the latter moved Judge ti'Ooi inun to sot the man ut liliorty and .1 laymaxs srrnr of the exgush lilHLE There are few laymen (or clergymen, for that matter) from whose study of Snored Scripture so mu ii of vnluu for edi Heath might reasonably be expected, as from the author of the little book whose title heads this orticle, Francis liowen, LL. lVofessor of Philosophy in Harvard college. His sober mind and sound learning, his eminent culture in the tiost schools of thought, and his num T-ous and able contributions to philosophical literature have made his name au honored one among the foremost of this century, at home and abroad.

Thus rarely fUta.l by nature and culture for his task, and still further prepared for it by humility of spirit, and by that wealth of wisdom which consists only in tho experi euce of long years of honorable life, this nmti, iu the mellow October of his fruitful inn. hkcu tn. tW Funeral services from Wooster Street chapel Monday Evening, JXov. 0th, 1885, of party, who expect me to honorably represent tlipiu in the halls of national legislation." Soon afterward she made a rush for the edge i iiiMiiimmiav ail el uoou hl zu, fu-u of tho wharf with the evident intention of iornilt him to defend the suit. The ex-judge The Tribune supposes that, from Judge Chen KEEN AN In this city, Oct.

88, Mary A. Keenan. aued SM. throwing herself into the river to be drowned ISP-Rosei-ved Seats will be for sale at the STEIN HAVE within tho past ton days niaxlf a very advantageous purchafw of N. Kichanlson fconVotlebrai.d Lilians, and mir many patrons are to share the advantage ot this lanre purchase.

We most respectfully invitti (lie following to examine the bkkt oods in the world-aud prices. Houseleet'pinjj Families, Hotels, Booming Houses, Barber Shops, J)initi Saloons, Restaurants. We shall nor, quote prices only to our trade in tne Hlxire. We offer in connection with the above, 3Kt dozen Barber's Tluck and Glass Towels, Turkish Bath Towels, White and Colored Wash Cloths, and two cases of Linen To weli iijrs by the yard. Come ind see our stock, and heur prices.

owcth's point of view, it may have been entire Tlie watchman was too quick for her, and HUNTtNOTON-In Rochester, N. Oct. S3, O. H. Huntineton.

aired 85 formerly of Hartford WAY PIANO WAREROOJ1S, 241 Asylum street, explained that he hud taken tho matter up ithout e.vpectal ion of a fee, from motives of liumaiiitv. The court reserved its division. grabbing her held her safely until he could get on Monday, October Slith, 1883, at 9 o'clock a. m. HATCH In Karniuigtou, Sept.

si. Deacon Calvin ly in harmony with civil service principles to turn out of the treasury department George S. Toriauce a veteran Union soldier, to to a telephone, whence he sent a mesage to po CARRIAGE GO. 358 A lui Slrert, and 17 A 21 Kim Street. FOR SALE AN extra nice family or driving HOUSE; Mor-(tan, lreI in nnrtliiTii Vitiu hiI; liicken (iv" lircM-nt on-iwr; height l.il han.is.

color dark liv. weitrlit l.tris, ftrml ntvle, und handsome, vi-rv fit-t walker and Rood roadster, wmml and perfectly anfe and kind. A rare chance to jret really denirable horse. Address l. O.

Uox ontni. r. Mass. n-v! FOB SALE ONE OF THE BKST SAT.NM IX THE -Nicely fitted and fiirnilied; lritttd wdl-nn Main street now doing- a (rrMMl illtw Rold. with the leatte, low if takt-n iwmn.

Inquire, for live days, at lice headquarters. Officer Walter Smith re ajjeo FERRY -la Bethel, Oct. 27, George S. Ferry, make a place lor jir. elliiorn, a 1 friend WE have a full line of LAIiIKB', C1ENTS MISSES' and CHILDREN'S GOODS which murt be disposed of at once.

J. H. MAGINN CO. 201 MAIN STREET. N.

B. STOCK AND FIXTURES FOR SALE. cct2H tM iVHAT SAUSltriiV SAYS. The siss'ch of the Knglish prime minister at DUNLAP-Iu Redding Bridge, Oct. 23, Orvah E.

scinded to the call and brought the woman to the station, where she gave the name of Elizabeth Haskell, which may or may not lie her and fellow-tow nsnian. "But all tlie same," remarks the New York newspaiior. "it was not Baking. Powder, ise under such circumstances to give Mr. Tor I'tiuiap.

ngeu i. BAURiCTT In Southington, Oct. 19, James L. Bar rett. aired 4.

renl name, bhe is evidently unbalanced Newport in Monmouthshire is as the Pure and cheap, only 35c. per a. rance a statement saying that he was discharged only to reduce the force. The alleged reason writ out in simplest luuguage some results lost reply the lst brains of the lory nrty isuild make to the powerful manifesto of Mr. MUNHF.LL Iu Windsor, Oct.

24, Adolphus B. Mun-seil, aged 7. CASKIn Canton. Oct. II, at the residence of her for the veteran soldier's removal does not agree In Memory of Major William J.

Wood. SIIAMOS'S BRIG STORE, note lew of the notiie mar wit tne tact ot tue young soutnemer apjioiuD mcnt." At a special meetiug of the directors of the Collins Company, held on the 2Sth inst. in this son. it. uose, Adams, widow of General Jarvis Case, aged 78.

PHEI.l'S la Colehrook, Oct. 1(1, General Edward of his reverent study of the Kugli-ih B.ble. Thereto we may well give our attention. Iu the introductory chapter the Bible is regarded as an English classic, and its purely liter quis's points. 143 YRUMBCLL STREET.

HOW ABOUT THK CO.NNEITIOC DEMOCRATS a. I iieius. aKeu He says he is not doing, now that he is iu jMiwei, tlie very tilings which he condemned city, the following vote was adopted MEMORIAL. (Hartford Times.) CAMP In Winsted, Oct. Goodloe Camp, aged ary aspects are considered.

The author purisis 131 State Street, llartrmtl. Tho Ohio democrats are cursed with some GREAT SALE PERKINS In Norwich Town, Oct. 36, Charles II. while he was iu opposition, and that Mr. C'ham-lici'lain's assertion to that effect is a lasoloss Great Sale of Hats io io.k in me only in iu oi-uiuai'v English version of thein, just as one miht first en Major William J.

Wood died at his residence in the city of Hartford on Sunday, October I VI kvu o. MAIN In Noank. Oct. 21. Nauov Mnin m.H 7 very and incompetent leaders.

THE CASE OF MR, COOK. Fost, dem.) -OF- L'Otll, ter upon tue sludy of Mibb m's great, historical work, or attempt to ascertain the characteristics of the fclitalicthaii age of Kuglish literature. TIIE SIG011M LUADRV, CAMPBELL In Mystic Kiver. Oct. 2J, James Camp- hell.

atred For nearly eighteen years he has been prom DRESS PLAIDS inently connected witu tins company. He was It may be inqnissilile for one educated as Dr. THOMPSON 111 New Haven, Oct. 20, George NO. tM MAIN STREET.

eieeteo. vwe-presitietit ana general manager iiwiuunviii, Extraordinary attractions Wo Special Barpius FOK THIS WEEK, AT fllr.SifflfflODS&Co:S isoveiuoer ioi. Alter tue decease of HAYES-lu Norwich, Oct. JTT, Robert 8. Hayes, Boweu has been to look at the Scriptures "as if they were now, for the lirst placed be AT are offering daily over one hundred Mr.

Edward B. Watkmson he was made Presi We congratulate Secretary Manning on the very successful result of bis late hunting expedition. Mr. harles E. CiKin, although a good officer, is au offensive partisan who has richly merited the treatment ho has received.

It is Imth fitting aud proper that he should have been removed from his resKinsililo ptxsition iu the dent and treasurer, March 2Sth, lsi4, which styles of Fall and Winter Derbys of fore us," but, iu the resoluto endeavor to do so, positious lie nas since held. we have a pledge of utmost catulcr in the dis In his death this oompaay has lost an officer BULLOCK'S the latest Broadway, Fifth Avenue and London shapes, in black and ot unusual ability and ot untiring energy and precise fashion which Mr. Manning followed. cussion and of utm wt impartiality in its con-elusion. After ttiti.

forth th-j gr.it diversity of subject and treatment in tho Bible, thi? devotion to its affairs. To his foresight and brown, that cannot be duplicated fDental Rooms STUI'lD AS WELL AS D1SUONKST. (New York Commercial Advertiser.l rare executive atimty may tie attributed larj ly the progress and growth of its business. Fifty-three years experience in During the last year of his life, as his health author says that these books contain a body of history, poetrv, anil philosophy. manufacturing and jobbing on Lowest, prices for strictly first-class Dental Opera- very large scale enables us to offer and streugth gradually failed, he displayed great courage and hoiefuluedS and was always the slu.lv ol wtiich has done more tlnm mi other (Successors to Hayles Simmons), If any acts that could lie committed by, or in the interest of, the democratic party could more effectually conduce to its overthrow at this pi-ecise juncture, and to the triumph of the republicans, tiian the stupid and fraudulent interview with Mr, Uoseoe Conkling, published single cause to modify the course and hamiine-ss of DR.

II. C. BULLOCK, 346 Main Street goods at such low prices that com anxious vo ueur uts lull siinre oi business bur thinking men on the und to order and direct dens and responsibilities. He combined quali petition is impossible. the hole course ut luoiJe.ru oivuutiou.

lies oi mum auu ucari. wmcn enaearea nun to Smskers, Attention oy tne ami some otner journals, we know The literature, philosophy, legislation, and large circle of associates and acoiiaiiitjinora not what such acts may be, and doubt if anv history of the last 1 .00 years bear tho imprint and his loss will tie deeply felt not only by this commiiy but bv the community. BLI S'S, 305 MAIN STREET. Seventy-eight pieeesWinter Dress Plaids, 45 inches wide, at 39c. a yd.

Job lot Children's Underwear at 20e. each. Look at our Stripe Velvets, all colors, from $1.50 to 810 a yd. Great value in Winter Cloak-ings. Seal Flushes a specialty.

Cloaks and Wraps made to order, any style, at less price than ready-made garments, better fit. Large stock of Feather Trimmings and Fringes. E. L. BLISS, tW Agent for Butterick's Patterns.

ingenious rascality could suggest or perpetrate STILLMAN CO. IMPORTED DOMESTIC KEY WEST, direct from first hands. The 13EST AND CHEAPEST ever of the Sacred Scriptures. mem. The secretary will enter this memorial urxvn Regarding the Bible only as a specimeu of One lot Ladies' French Kid Button Boots, new, fresh goods, received the past week, only $3.58 a pair.

the records of the eompauy as a s'ighfc tribute BRIDAL GIFTS We have just received an elegant line of goods in Sterling Sitter suitable for WeflfliiicPresents. H. CASE. NO. 3S5 MAIN STREET, HII.L8 BLOCK.

HARTFORPt NEVER BEFORE English prose, its excellence is confessedly uu 53 ASYLUM T. to a uie oi sterling integrity, rare judgment offered. A. MAIUVICK, Jr. Sc CO PARK DRUG STORK, 37ft Aftvlnra Stret.

Hartford. matched. The clearness, simplicity, and anil nonoreu reputation, strength of it diction; its grace and dignity 0RTE MOXNAIES and Card Caws (pocket), in As a mark ot respect this board wiil attend the funeral of our esteemed associate. By vote Alligator, in its various sules of finis, in, at its homeliness of style; its pithy Saxon turns; of erate cost. AU true goods.

expression; its wealth and strength of idiomatic oi tue ooaro. iu. a. haples, Secretary. A New Restaurant.

AX OCCASIOX FOR VIOILA.VCE. Journal.) At this sea-son of the vear the French Canadians are coming into New England by hundreds in search of work; they might easily introduce at many points the geriqs of a disease that would spread havoc throughout the winter, unless national effort is ably supplemented by local vigilance. Happily, the national authorities seem to lie awake to the gravity of the situation, and it has wisely been declared that the contagious diseases act of ItSft applies to trains of cars and other vohicjes entering the country as well as to vessels. WILLIAMS APOTnECARV, phrase; the musical quality of its style the One lot Ladies' Siamang Kid Button, ONE of the attractions this week, or uiiht say two of the great attractions of the wt-k; will 1 found as usual at THEODORE CLARK'S Popular Establishment, Main strwt, who will offer his customers a full tine of HHOCJADk SILK VELV KTS that were manufactured to sell at SI. 5 per yard for the unheard of low price of t9 cents per yard cents for a Brocade Silk Velvet, in all silvery ring of the sentences, and the rich and Messrs.

P. J. Besse. 3M9 Main street, have Cor. Church and Main Streets.

riio RKNT To a small family, the very desirable house No. 5 Park st; it has just lieen put in per fitted up the rooms over their popular ice-cream saloon, in au elaborate manner, as a first-class restaurant and will open them to the public on varied melody of its ire only soim of the elements of its wondrous charm. Emm this point to that of the influence of a fect order; contains ten rooms, kitchen and laun dry with set tubs, bath room, new furnace range, tne new colorings. Also, at tne surne time and place, a few tieets of PLAIN SILK VELVETS. mommy next a urst-ciass cook uas been en very serviceable, only $2.42 a pair, never before sold less than $4.00.

We warrant every pair of these goodH. study of the Bible upon the formation of a good gaged, and the public are assured of being ood shades, at the equally low price of 4 vents per auu an iniKiern conveniences. Apply 10 owner. JMtiJJfdliedeod A. B.

BULL, Elm St. served with the best the markets afford aud prose style, the translation is naturally id yum. me eivetsare oarcam io. 1. ino, a will be a few hundred vards of OTTOMAN SILK.

preiiared with the best skill known to the culi GREAT DRIVE "1HA.MOISE SKINS selected especially- formsk- "Keep the Bible, a volume of Shakespeare, and Ixird Bacon's essays always within reach." As lils'l "bus not a shred or shadow of truthr" He and his nsMs iatcs have simply lieen loyal to the engngeiiicnts into which the Gladstone ministry had entered it li foreign governments; have concluded a loan for Egypt which that ministry tried to inanngcnnd couldn't, and Imve pushed the ncgoliotions with Kussiaalxmt the Alglmn frontier to a successful result. He says, npropis of recent ix-curreuivs in the Balkan iviiinsula, that the policy of tho treaty of Berlin lum not bivn frus-trabsl; that tluit policy looked to the ultimate of homogeneous Christian populations from Turkish rule; that the circumstanivs and conditions have materially cl.angisl since the treaty was signed; that the main thiug just now is to prevent war; and that it is a cardinal maxim of English statesmanship in cases of this sort tliat England may exprew her opinion but must not interfere by acts. "Our policy, I need not tell you, is to uphold the Turkish empire whenever it can le genuinely and. healthily upheld," continues Iiord Salisbury, "but whouever its rule is proved by events to lie inconsistent with The welfare of populat ions, theu to strive to cherish and foster strong self sustaining nationalities who shall make a gctiuiue and important contribution to the future freedom aud indiv ivmdonce of Europe." He says that he and his associates in tho cabinet are unanimous in the opinion that large the direction of local self-government are ulisolutely necessary that many powers liow exercised by central authority at Lon.hm might to le giwn to the local authorities throughout the country. For instance, they would let every locality decide for it-vlf hether the public-houses shall lie open or shut Sunduy.

This is aiiparently as far iu the direction of l.sal option, however, as Lord Kolisbury is at present prepared to go. "If I like to ilrink lieer," he says, "it is no reason tluit I should be prevented from taking it because tuy neigh I sir does not like it; if you sacrifice liberty on the matter of alcohol, you will eventually it oa more important matters also. He says that he is in favor of haviug all men required to contribute to tli3 expenses of local government in proportion to their ability, "I have a strong feeling," says the marquis, "that the unfair incidence of rates in many parts of tho country is a questiou of material gravity." As to Ireland, he says that he aud all good lories think alike. "We look," he says, "upon the integrity of the empire as a matter more important than almost any other political consideration that you can imagine, aud we could wot regard with favor any proposal which dj-reetly or indirectly menaced that which is the first condition of England's position among the nations of the world." He does not wish to discourage the project of imperial federation, but Vi ine Under Vests. Easily made at much kss nary art.

Mr. Besse made a trip to Europe the past summer to purchase supplies for this restaurant, which included a flue selection of china ware, which was obtained direct from in plain colors, at 3V cents per yard. The above bargain in Velvets cannjt be found at any other house in the United States, and cau never be duplicated in our dav or generation: and they are only specimens of th thousand and one bargains offered Coleridge said, "intense study of the Bible cosi man mose reaay-maae. WILLIAMS, APOTHECARY IN- will keep any writer from being rnlgariu point Cor. Main and Church Streets.

of style. the factory. 1 his hrm are now fully equipped and prepared to furnish parties, weddings and WAS 8UCH at the Dry Goods and Oarpet House or THEODOKE CLAKK receptions, not only witu tne choicest delicacies, In the second chapter the narratives of the Old Testament are considered as to other and English Cooking Soda, MILLINERY but with a full service of silver and chiua. One lot Men's Imitation Alligator, Cork Sole, Walking Shoes, only g2. 27.

Great Bargain. AT their reputation as caterers ls so well estab higher characteristics than those which jlxhi WOOL FLANNEL on one side and Cham SHANNON'S DRUG STORE lished that they need no introduction to the JLoije Skin on the other, made double so as to cent the language in which they arc written. 143 TRUMBULL STREET. 1 he story of Joseph is used as a specimen of cover between the shoulders, torm ine lightest and wannest Lung Protector. 1 have them of my own For This Week.

public. Seal Garments to Measure. rpO THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSION these narratives, as one of a group that treat 1 ERS FOR HARTFORD COCNTV I liorvh. Unapproachable in artistic fitting and general of the dealings of God with primeval men. manuiacture.

WIIjIjI AIS, apothkcaky apply for a license to sell spirituous and intoxicating liquors, ale, taper beer. Rhine wine, ann cidtr, at wortmansmp. only once do we require tne I can no more doubt the essential genuineness and A Stoct of Carpets OFFERED TO THE TRADING PUBLIC AS IS NOW ON EXHIBITION AT THE Carpet Booms customer to take measurements. Ihe Parii jso. mineerioro street, town et Hartford.

muneiuicuy oi inesiorv. man 1 11J1114 deny those Four two-loom WEAVi-KS on plain Dated at Hartford, this 28th day of October. A. D. tailor system, used by us, has proved its superi qualities to the recently discovered history of ISO.

W. J. CARSON ority over all others. Now is the time to place mouth colony, by Governor Bradford. It has the orders for garments seal skin.

Any style wors. Apply at once to C. H. KENYON A oet29 4dned South Coventry. Conn.

ITANTEDXmrddUaSed American woman a to a fanner with a small fainilv true ring or gi uimieness: it breathes the air of Egypt and the desert in the old, old times. It has I hereby certify that the endorsers of the application are electors and tax payers, as dV required instantly drafted aud elegantly ntteri Eyenr Workiagmm sloiiia secure a pair of tie Extra Hisb Cut, Dottle Seam Waterproof Boats, only $2.75 a pair. Best Soot ii tie market of tie kill We shall offer each day of this week a Special Bargain in our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT. ail the sweetness, ltnturnlnetqs and pathos which silk circulars, silk and seal dolmans, saeques. liueu uy law, oi ine lown oi iiaruoru.

I). J. MURPHY. Assistant Town ClprV marie unnustaKiiuiy a primeval chronicle. a ueriimnftir.

hnm Ami fair waeett to an honest. industrious w-niTiii nf imod haljits; location near Dated at Hartford, this 2Cth day of October, A. D. paletots, wraps, on hand in abundance of our own manufacture. Dunlap's Fifth Avenue Silk aud Derby Hats: also a great run on boys' Of the other narratives Dr.

Bowen says they Hartford: references exchanged. Address, stating soiaw que octaa are the national traditions which had been re age, office. oetz nats ami caps at Jo cents. gi ve every ooy OF AI.TED a Rood Blacksmith; shop furnished a nice Japanese kite now that buvs a hat at peated for centuries in the tents at the camp. fires of the Tribes profoundly interosting aud ORGANS any price, SJ7 Main street.

It. P. Kenyon Co. aou tools if desired, inquire 01 TALCOTT BROTHERS, oct29 2d A 1 w44 Talcottville. Conn.

instructive. X.ETTEHS FHUH TUE VEOPLE, Oallatulet A Suggestion. To the Editor of The Cocrast: I see in the papr of to-d a suggestion that something should be done by the city of Hartford to do honor to the name of Dr. Gallaudet. It has occurred to me for soma time past that it would be a pleasant and grateful compliment to his memory to give his name to the avenue that runs past the building which is his chief monu-meut.

The name of Asylum avenue is one that does not suggest pleasant associations. It sucKests rather the iieighboriuHHl of ati iuyt tuition for the insane, which is not airreeable. The school for deaf mutes might mope properly be called an institution than An asylum, as it is not a place of refuge or protection so much as a or education and training, where the pupils go forth to the duties and activities of life. To call what is now known as Asylum avenue, from the west side of the railroad, tialiaudet avenue, would souud more pleasantlv and le much easier to enunciate. The recurrence of two words, both lieginning wilh a vowel, is hard to proitouuoe.

The onlv inconvenience that would re-suit from the change would be the re-minioeriiig of-the houses, hut this would not he muoh. I have made this suggestion to several residents on he avenue and it has been well received. I sub-nut it through your paper to the common council. October 37, lSso. o.

A Caolden (Worcester Special to Boston Ileraki.) General William S. Lincoln and wife of this city celebrated the 50th anniversary of their marriage by a pleasant reception at their home at "Willow Farm" Thursday afternoon. General Lincoln is a son of Governor Levi Lincoln, and, having lived in Worcester all his life, is one of tho best known citizens. The golden wedding was attended by a large number of friemls aud neighbors, among them Mi's. Gardiner Paiue, who was a guest at the wedding 50 years ago.

A large delegation of the veteran association of the Woretviter Light Infantry, of which Goneral Lincoln has been president bince its formation, attended the reception, aud through W. A. Williams presented the general with an elegant gold-headed pane appropriately inscribed. They also gave to Mi's. Lincoln lifty full blown roses.

Among he other presents was a copy of the engraving, "liraut Before Vicksburg, by the veterans of tho 34th Massac uusetts regiment, which General Lincoln commanded during the war, A collation as sen ed Announcements. "ITT-AN TED A situation to do general housework in a small family, or wouiu do seconj wort. Charlotte russe, angel cake, wedding cake, Remember It is not nooescary to accept all details as authentic, or to praise the conduct of their char-aeters in all things, or to identify the Almighty with all their actions, or to believe in the Apply at iu South Prospect st, sa octaa specialties at- Atiyn ttouse icnna tsauery. FOK SAIE CHEAf ON Wilcox White, and one Voel Hughes Orgran both in good condition. They are not of benefit to the owner, who wiil tfipne of them very cheap.

They can be seen at 93) Main St. ocn9 3d IT" ANTED A situation to do second work ortake care of children; good references. Call at 32 Our School Shoes for Coys at $1.00. and Misxes at 96 cent a pair, are unequallei for service. Aioany ave.

unf estimates of forces arrayed or slaiu in liattle. fANTEli A situation by Protestant pirl as Hot Water Hot ties. The latest Improved, and at reduced prices, at Goodwin's Drue Store, cor. State and Maiasta. Hurler's Licorice Tablets While we may doubt about many particulars.

cook or to do general nouseworn in a small family in the citv: can luruish eroodcity rfereniv-s. we cannot deny that a creat battle was fought at Antietam. The obvious existence of a le Apply at the keliabie Employment Office. By Wm. Toohy.

Auctioneer and Successful Manager of Heal state Sales. For coughs and colds, are unesci lied. Try them at lrumDuilst. 31rs. llodire.

ocizs ALLYN UOL'SK UBUO gendary eleineut in the narratives does net di HART, MERRIAM CO. Chosen with critical care to obtain new mmj beati-tiful designs, we make bold to say never befora wan such a stock shown to Hartford. Parties will make-a mistake not to visit us before making their selections. We carry ail the leading manufacturers' products in the country, and can guarantee QUALITY and PRICES. We are Headquarters FOR Curtain Goods, Wall Paper Decorations, AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

Full lines of all grades warm-lined goods now in stock, "V1T" ANTED An experienced dressmaker would minish their literary excellence nor their re Always avoid harsh purgative pills. They first Important Auction Sale iiKe situation to fco om uy wis wres can also make children's elothiuff. Call on or ad- make vou sick and then leave von eonstioaled. ligious value. considers it a question of the future.

He does not think the Crimes act could have b.n re dress MISS ERICSON, Tl Hudson st. ai octaa Carter's Little Liver Pills regulate the bowels aad AT In the third chapter Dr. Bowen deals in a To-day's Bargain will be BOifl Felt Bits, Fifty Cents Regular Price Cents. G. FOX CO.

406, 410 MAIN 8T. The Popular Millinery Store. rilO RENT With board, two or tnree rooms in the make you weli. XJose, oue pill. private bcuse.

No. 13 Capuoi avenw. most delightful manner with the cospcl narra miSTM newed at the late sessiou, and thinks the at tempt to renew it would have caused ten times more mischief more to the law, than My friend, look here you know how weak and nervous your wife is, and you know that carter's Iron Fills will relieve her, now why not be fcir about tives and especially with our Lord's parables. Of the parables and the sermou on the mount INGiNB AND BOILER For sale cheap; 114 Address "Kvnrv Eiuiwood, Conn. 4d oet9 lie says: the ai (even if renewed could have availed to check.

As to boycotting, he believes Office Board Stkhet Commissioners, 1 HiBTPOKD. Oct. 2S. lsitt. ML G.

SIMJIOl -SUCCESSORS TO HA.YNES SIMMONS, onsiaer tne tune and place of his ministry and the people to whom he spoke, and then say whether 10 ieak such lessons then and there, a id to ihe li ojiu ouy ii. i wu i There isno comfort, night or day, hen teeth are suffermg from decay. And oh! the pain that we shall feel, When bitter hours at last reveal. That all our woe oame irrim and gaunt. From our neglect of Surodokt.

SATURDAY, OCT. 31st, AT 10 A. M. OF a Family Outfit of Carriajes single and dou-bJ?" Pony or Children's Phaeton: Bufy- Gold Mounted Double Harm, cost ItO. made by btarbird at fedTow; Ladies' and Gents Safldles and bridles' also, two jrntle Horses sound and kind.

Sold without reserve at 61 Asylum WM. TOOHY, oc29 Auctioneer and Real Estate Operator. 3d Times copy, that the uew iriiament and the government in power will be "bound above everything else to exhaust every possible remedy in order tluit ineu may pursue freely their lawful industry in am' station in life." But he is rnrtff or the English Tlihle, by SEALED proposals will be received at this office on or before Mondav, 2d. at 4 p. for building twenty yentilaoig sewer manholes.

Plans and specUtaaticuMi can be seen at the City Surveyor's ofnoe: richt is reserved to reject any or all bids not deemed for the interest of the city. 3aoct29 J. H. SPRAGtTE. President, Times unci Post copy' tiarvard Col- viiarics ot-rmner sons, York.

Brown Know Thvski-f, by reading the "SriWict of LifitS the best medical work ever published, for young and middle-aged men. fcopeful that boycotting will cure itself. 'It nART, MERRIAM COi triVPO, xxiMiiviu. 370 MAIN STBEET. 30d.