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TJIi: 1IAI5TFOKI) I1AILV COUIiANT: MONDAY, JAXUAItV 10, Hkhr of la Leavening rower U. Gov't Report, Aug. 17. PURE SOLUBLE- CHEAP. JRECENT DEATHS.

Timothy Itunney. Timothy fUnney, a well know ami h'uh- w.xtr! itizetl of Cri'HJWeil, died hli-t Rich. Digestible. Stimulating. Nourishing.

Having a icculiarly delicious flavor a food and drink at a half cent a cup and fit for a prince. gfjr 21artfof5 ws otjm state, MUSIC AT NEW BTJIT-ilN. Note on the inmlni! t'liHIutnnoiilc luniTri. TtK raxts New Unfair, comf pon-li-nt write: hear on sil side many inquiries as To the approaching Pmil.rtr monir eomvrt. showni) a pleasant nnticipa two tbe part of tb poMk- ia the event, Paine hao planned a concert that promises to Is more harming than tbe w- SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS HOLIDAY GOODS, AT Tie Hartfori Silver Plate SHOW HOOMS.

No. 28 High Street. Poder Van He uten's Cocoa "BEST GOES FARTHEST." W-VAX HOLTKN'8 (WOA tried, always nt4" tiu ioranudaad and I made la I lollaad. Ackaowiedgad bf the 111 oxt emuuDt doctor sa4 by lh fteeltU treaAaxeaA Vas Hoetcl' Coco bu oaderfone. the ielulllljr (be ae.a-r.rm eeaxtltaeale le lacremsed flfly per eeaK vihtte tax whole of the (inn are eortaodd eud rendered more and dieeetible.

I WednexJay of heart disease, after a monthV nainfu! The funeral held at the i family home in (Tom well at i p. tn. Scrur i dav. Snuc condu; ted iv the Rev. Mr 51ai-shal of the Congregational Church and Wnsbiiistori No.

M. F. and A of which Mr. Raiinev waa mcinlx-r. I Mr, liaiiney way.

a long time resident of romwell and wax highly et-med by his 1 fmntbi ami neighbor. In he was 1 elix ted represelitative to the state Logixla i Hire bv the deinixmfic party, and served i one term. In fx; the was airam elected. In I he was apxiiiitisl shenlt of Middlesex i county by tiovernor IngiTsoll, to fill vacancy tn that office causl by the death 'of Mr. (ieorgc N.

Iewia of I Essel. Tins offitv he held until the election of John I. HiitcUinwn by the Legishitun-, Mr. Itantiey wax atajut seventy 1 veai-s old. Ite wax always prominent town politico, and.

la-sides the positions naimsl alxive. filled many office of trust, llf leaves a wife ami thn daughters. li Alvaii TuK'Ott. Jlr. Alvan Talmtt.

a Kradunte of Yale in ami from the Yale Medical Sclnxil in died on Sjiturduy at Guilford, this state. He was lorn at Vernon, He bad taught in Guilford during bis college course, and there married Mis olive Chittenden, 011 March 7. s.li. He settled in Guilford about 1-M, and liecamea Miecesful practitioner. He liegan earlv to search out the genealogy of the Guilford families.

He wrote out in manuscript the fuil family list, as far a obtainable, of all Guilford's forty original wttlent of yrarsr ago. Thu notable geiiealoliical work Is emlaxlhsl ill an imperial quarto cohtJiiuing over twenty-five thousand imlividual names. It ia understood that it ix lxxticathed to the New Haven Historical Society. Fir, Talcott wax iiiHiiV yenrxs secretary aiid treasurer of tbe lxiard of tnisteea of liuilford institute. For some yeurx lie held the office of town register: iie had three children, one win and two daughter, who died at an early nge, Mi's.

Talcott buying passed awnv DecemlxT I isy.i. i le. Moses 11111 p. Dr. Moses Cuitip.

a native of Norfolk, I ami a nephew of Mr. Caleb J. Camp of Win- died nt Devil's Lake, South Dakota, the Tth of fbia month, where he wa. in the prat I ice of in profeasion. He was formerly a pn'iprietor of a drug store in Norfolk.

He lias a sister. Mi's. Phillip Curtis, residing in Norfolk, mid also a brother. Dr. C.

W. (einip. in Canaan, ami a brother. Dr. Samuel M.

Cnrnpi in Great Harrington. Trouble Over insurance Money. There is serious trouble among the New Haven chapter. Knights (if Columbus, over the payment of insurant money. John F.

O'Urady of Roderigo council let his dues ac-cuuniliite tintil they uniounted to i14, and licit had tbcin paid just before he died. The Ixmrd of Kovcniineiit has now isstnxl an order. (iciHising Grund Knight Kdward linn and Fiiium ial S-cretary John T. Shan-nnlian of litHlerigo Council, and saying that if the sum accepted as due from the late John F. )'l Irady is nut returned to hia relatives inside (if ten day, the council will bo Mii.xpciuhid.

This decision of tbe Is id of government is final. The case ia very complicated and will undoubtedly result in a lawsuit on tbe part of (' irady "a heirs, who will try to eoinix-1 the Knights of Cobnutm." to pay the dentil lament of to which (hey assert they are entitled, Now Theater at Wutocbiirj The Watcrlmry icon says, that audi stcis are laiing taken as to make the new theater project in that city a nal ity. The idea i to form a joint stix conianv, with prominent lmsinoss men ami capitalists of the city and some from New York and Philadelphia holding large jxirt of thesttak. It is the plan to have the rest of the stix distributed bh widely 11s )xisnible among the jxxiple so iih to make the interest general, after the milliner of the new Norwich opera house. The- Noi'lli Pond ('n-xe.

Wii.Hmantic, Jan. 1-The commissioner in the North Pond ruse met ben Saturday to review the question of rights and ownership in the projaTty, but have ass yet rendered no decision. They say that come time will ehi'ise Ix fore a conclniim is arrived at. In l.cneritl. A case of what was first thought! to be caused a scare at Wiitorbury Friday, llie health, ollhvr.

however, (iiH-lared that tbe case is not. one of small pox. Messrs. A. J.

lieardslcy and Son of port have lweu awanlctl the contract of dredging out the harlxir at Wilson's Point, the terminus of the Housantouic Railroad. Coiigres ba appropriated tor the iurxw. Mi-s. William A viatt or New Milford fell down stairs Friday night, sustaining probably tafctl injuries. lit May be I resident ot.

(St. Joseph News. One of the Mtudcnts of the Kansas State Fnivcrsity is a barber, and is making his way through by worUiugnt bis trade on Sat unlays. He can talk about everything to customers from the "tirst cause" to the last game of foot ball. Mow (lie Visit liltlctl.

I'hiladelpl ia lieeord.) Kaiitl'niun. agixl jvaiu. of Mifflin comity, recently paid a visit to his ouly daughter. Mi's. WillUm Zerby of North Heidollwrg township.

Reiks county, whom he had not stsui 111 litany years, and while convcii4ng with her died' in his chair. The Sil liensttern (Mit Fisheries. 1 Kennelxx Journal. The Osli dealers that salt water fish of all kinds continue to lx scarce, and probably will remain so while the severe weather husta. Tht givat majority of the Vessels.now etiiploved in the fisheries are engngtxl in the fresh ctxl and haddock and in (he frozen and salt herring fishery.

il "I MATE MY DOCTOR." False modesty anil procrastination are responsible for much female stiffer-ing. ctn excuse the instinctive delicacy that suggests concealment to theyoiing, but there is no excuse for those tvliu reject the nsslstainre of a woman LYDIA isan entire ami permanent cure forthn worst forms ol female disease, ami instantly relieves all weaknesses nml ailments peculiar to the sex. It is sold hy all Druggists as a standard article, or sent by mail, in form of Pills or Ixizenges, on receipt of PI. 00. For tbe cureof Complaint', either sex, the Coiiiotuid has no rival.

Pemi titAmr fhr "OuM Etiquette. a beautlfal it to K(altl and istrated book. Mrs. Pinkbnm freely answers letters of inquiry. Knclose stamp for reply.

Lydia Pinkhtm Med. Lynn, Mass. Km1 HoCTEa aad take other. OSCAR KOENIG. Teacher of A lollu, SI Trumbull street.

Ibirtfortl Fire Ins. Building. INSTKCCTIOX IV A IX DEPARTMENTS OF EbfH tTION. ItisscH formed In llelsarle Physical Culture. Miss EIXEX M.

STFART. Teacher. I)R1VATE PUPILS TAKEN. Applv from 12 to 1 at the vEtna. il Main st.

Engagements made with schools. References given. WOODSIDE SEMINARY. WM ASYLUM AVENUE. CHUI.STMAS VACATION' closed January 'ath.

New pupils admitted on the (tth. Address for circulars Miss HARA J. SMITH, Principal. Mr. G.

F. DANIELS, Composer, Pianist and Organist. fR. DANIELS will l.istrttet pupils in ad-i 1 vaneed pianisrn and Hannonic and Khyth-mieal Studies. Mr.

I), refer to Rev. Istorrs O. Seymour of this city. Address at Barker li Asyluiust. IXSTItrCTlOX IXCH1XA PAIXTIXG.

nts. m. iiehsky. No. 4il Farniiugton Avenue.

Hartford. Mr. D. F. Wentworth, ART INSTRUCTOR.

I OOM No. 23. Life Insurance Building, i Hartford. NO. Ml ASYLUM STREET.

IS UP WITH THE SPIRIT OF TnE AGE. The followim are the chief differem-os lie. ween this and inferior schools: f-N( SMATTERING. -N IN-ESSKNTIALS. I 4 "'PRACTICAL METHODS.

TH( iRoUliH TRAINING. I fKind. careful, iniividual attention to every pupil. Now Ls tbe time to entr either day or niht s. his.1 Catalogue fee.

1 E. M. HUNTSING-ER. it' ti nut iii ued itfi Iiirn-rtsiiiir IVosperity, IHIsi In.stttwmn k-yj. on ite prosiier-I oils way.

Truthful utatements in adver-tisiiiB. and a determination to perform what is promised do husiness. The institution is sought hy a constantly diicreasing numler of the ls'st class of student, and the proprietors are havitiK numerous applications for students to take positions in business, both as accountants and us short hand writers. The pleasant new rtsima contribute greatly to convenience in providing for the hiere.sed nunitier of students, day and evening-. For catalo(rue address HANNUM STEDMAN, HARTFORD.

CONN. 21tiotcUvm cuts FLORIST. Cut Flowers 1RESH from our jireen houses every day. t'arnations and Violets, and other Cut Flowers: finest Carnations in the city; Funeral Designs a specialty. Palms and other Decorating Plants for weddings and parties.

JOKtT COOMBS, 2W MAIN STREET. SYRUP OF TAR AND WILD CHERRY For Recent or Chronic toughs and t'ohls, Bronchitis, Liss of Voice, and all Throat or Ltinrr Affections. 11. R. CILIEFEE i CO.

NJ. 37T ASYLUM ST. Shot Guns, $12.00 Id $20.00. Double liarrel. Breech 4Tii'-t'jiy'j'()i'i fc.

-i sai -t' i.n li.iL.'&eeJl r'1! -'j UK ABSOLUT DEATIT OF MR8. F.ET8Y AVERIbL. The Oldest Woman onneci lent -Iter InleroM In Indian voi'k. Mr llevsy AveriH. who.

Mine the ibiith of Mi- tliiiissa Wilton, two or thriss years into. )as ibe oldet In tbe ntate, died on tsaturdny mornitia at Iter borne in New Pivsston in the one bun dnxl and fourth year of her ngi; Mrs. Avenll idaiiKltter of Amos and IViowe Johnson of t'oiiti i was 1, 111 May KHt. Her bn-baud, Satntu I Averill of New Preston, died at the bk' of Her fat ber and her buslwiid father served in (he revolulionarv war, mid her hiistsmd serxsl In the war of 11 i She was married in 1M.1 and had five children. to of whom survive, her home tx-mjj with her fcoti.

rvimuel Avenll. livuiif daunhter Is i years old. Hhe had eleven Kmndcliildreii, twenty seven (fri'at (jnuidi hlldieti. and one great gn at Kiatidson I'p to ber recent illness she had taki an iu1ive interest in Christum and philanthropic work, mxxilly in the practical work of improving the moral ami ronditii.n of tbe American neirriaii and Indians She linn l- an active niein tier of the Couiax ticut Indian Astux intioii since ilani'iraiitaittnu in li. In a letter in sM) lo the liresidclll of the Hssoeiutiotl, speakinir of the wrongs of the Indian, hhe said: "We are living 011 Hi wtil ihut was thettn, that our fatherx Px.k from them with strong blinds.

im ihu iran'moec fntf fo' 110 fin 11.1 tan7i mjilinni lift' on sea ilu-if iivre huxilhl f'coal Ihf 11111I1U, not wrestetl from I hem. I I L'lVC Cltris thanks to mv llcaveiilv Father that 1 1 tn eoph- are at la-it awaking and that woman is taking up the work of helping them." At the recent iiiiiiiiai meet ins in New Haven large photograph of Mis. Avenll st.xxl on the president desk. A letter was received from la r. written hy her grand daughter, nlx.ut Idsemher I.

which stxikc of the Ix'ginning of her illn.s.s. The following extra, ts ate from the the lale-t 10ioa IImIU Iim Mrs IdlsvAviiliUliii-reallylicll very e' all this venr until a sit.ee sin. has unite a hard cold now. hut I think it isa little ami it is not goluir to make her really ill She usually cares for Iter w.iod lire iliu lli the tiay, Last Saturday night I iicl.e. Iter change her el.

and get to IhI for the first time since last, winter. She has lteiet.it. ire absolutely refused all heln in wu. matters. Her interest in the "Indian cause" ciiiitinucs groat as eier: that and tln work in the Si Hit II for I lie negroes ttltd tile tunttlttaiu hites Ix-iitg mu.h nearer her heart tliim other of mission work.

Ijist Momlay's (in itT coiilained 1111 ac-count of Mi-s. A vcrill serious illness. Jier colli developed into pneumonia, which was the cause of her death. Her one hundredth birthday, three years ago Inst Mav. was celebrated in a joyous manlier, about tit of her desi eiidatits and iniitiv friends Is'ing present.

A collation was served and Mrs, Avenll leceivcd many gills. WILLIMANT1C AND VICINITY. The Hon. Almost us sttoecs In Town nl Lelmnoii. The Hun.

Augustus spin's of lliixiklyn, in town Satuniav night, 11ml will sja iid a shot! liine nt his celebrated farm in Mansfield, SuN'rintetidenl Koolt of the linen company a mills, who bus Ihh-ii confined to the liotise by illness lor Kotne ime ixconvuU'-cing. licprescntnt ivc Millat'd has nearly com-pleteti an order from the New York. New Haven Hartford liailrond Conipativ, for frost htorksmid "iil.tioii for the Ntv I.ondon Northern road, lit Iih mills at Mer row. m'vwrnl Willimant ic Christian Workers will at tent! the uniiiv erxary 1111st ing at Port land. February exctir aitiu rates having Ixs secured by W.

H. Childs of Manchester. A Herman employed by Mr, Archie Stew art of Village Hill, licltanoii. while left alone nt tbe house a few days since, stole in money nml an oven oaf Mr. Stew art is entpioved nuM of the liim in New York City.

'I'he thief walked to Liberty Hill station and took atratii for Willinmntic. from whence the ollicerx lost all trace of bun. Frank Frost is lying at tile point of tb ntb nt Hotel Windham, Saturday storm vi a mixture of rain, sleet and snow, ami laid the foundation for gissl sleighing, Tlie farcical skit, "A Ilox of Monkeys," which was iifiHluecd in November liisi H) Franklin Hall, will Is- reiH.ated by special request on Thursday evening, he at the Maine place, under the auspices of Paul's Wuild. THOMPSONVILI.E. The H.

A. linmt Camp, Sons of Vi tcrans. gave their first lxali bake and dance I' rbluy evening. The hall was eUilxiiatctv ibs-oratial for the invasion, and many were present from neighlioring camps. The Fluted Presliyteriau Su icty have extembsl a unanimous call to the liev.

A. H. Yosby to Ixs-onie their iastor. Jolitmy Shts-n bail his nose neiiriy sevi nil from his face in a const ing aei ident recently. He will 1-e distignred for life PUTNAM.

A. M. Ibmiiistcr has lx'en apiminted bead Ixxikktvpor for a Providence tinn. Ho kix to nssutne bis ticw dutitis to-day. A i henrsjd for the "Drummer Boy" was held last Friday evening.

I he pjirticimts showing a marked improvement over their (Holts nt previous rehearsals. The sixth entertainment of the lecture course wits given to a gixxl house Friday evening by the Nashville Change of life. K'ickache. monthlv larities. hot aii.

eiuvd h- lr. Miles' Ner inc. fVe- santpl-s at O.HMlwin's. Gratitude Is rats- virtue; hut the grateful people, that S. has cuivd.

after jilixsicians had declared them ineuralile, numlxu- way up in tic thousands, Oscar Wilis, of Huntingburg. says: ''For years I was afllicttsl with a bhxxl taint, that haffl.xt the skill of thy U-sf PHYSICIANS. Tiie affis-tisl my eyes unti1. I was almost Wind. I am thankful to say thai a few Kittles of s.

S. S. cured me er.tirely. My eyesight is i-oiupletely lisfnli d. and my gener.l! health is Is-tii-r than it has b-en for cars," B-sik 01.

Rhxxl aud Skin Tb Swift Atlanta. Oa. CA LIF.OR I 1 UN AS ANI MFMIX), SKMf JMNTni.Y PAKTIF.S pi rsoraUveoi, ducted, (s.tnbiuiiie Comfort Iaow Katesi sniek Time IMliman Sl.xtingCar Call on or adores E. K. T'KKIEK.

New Fngland Agent Simthein Pscifie HI Washi-is'ton stits-t Boston, Mass, ELY PURE NEW BRITAIN. Two su! is ittiltist llief Ity The flow Nuisance. W. Jjuig ha-x notifiixl the ity of hi in-teufioii to brink' suit for (biiuiigea to hut wagon, ausisl by colliding; with a horse car on An street. It in claimed that the huge ridges of enow left by the W10W plow, which is used bv the tramway, make it iriiixwible for a driver to get bis teaiii out of td" way of the horse car.

This is a mutter which should ls hxik-sl into by the city. These huge ridgex of unow aft" piled up all along the principal street and have proven a danger an well as a nuisance. Putting salt lifxui the snow niong the track -liuhl also lx xtop)sl. Mrs. John through b-r attorney, II fJussiuati, has tiled a notice with the cttv clerk of her intention to bring suit against the city for a sprain received by a fall on an icy sub-walk near trove Hill ami West Main Mro-t.

Mr. Watson Jhivis, who has la-en con-nected with the I'moii Mannlacturing C0111-any in this ity for several yearn, has resigned ami will take a place with the Thomson Houston F.loctnc Light Company at 1-vnii, Mass, Mr. Davis haa Ims-h a. tive-lv connected with the Kouth Church, the New llritain Christ ian Kndenvor Fnion and (he Philharmonic Society, and him many friends who regret his depart lire. II.

Uilc A Hie Roxton firm which recently bought out the clothing business of (lidding in thin city, has sold the business to New York parties who will remove the sttx to that city. SOimilNGTON. New Iliblge i etixs the itlitiililuc nl I'litiits-, 1 lie. The contract for a new iron bridge a ross the (x'iiiimiiiiic at Main street, Plautsvjlle, has leti awarded to the Rerliu Iron llridge Company. The price is understood tola' something less than Mrs.

Mary Vps.ui, who diml in New" ltiilain last wix k. was formerly a jxipuhtr ami ellh lent teacher in the jiublie liools here ami married Ma.steiii I pon, a well-known young merchant of Plantsville, who died several years ago litter mtvting with business rcvcrsoN. Mm. t'lsoii had many warm friend, in IhLs neighborhood. Her Ivvii bright little daughters arc left: homeless and penniless, Mr.

Wallace Neul of Mention, who has bi-eii (hiiii(crous)y ill with pneumonia, is somewhat Ix'tter. Mr. Henry Newell of Marion is still confined to hia 'bed by The Josephine Cameron 'oiuiiaiiy, which HpHared tit the town hall Friday evening, pro veil to l' a siiix'rior one, but the audience was very small. The liev. K.

P. Hammond held meetings four diivx last week, whit were well attended. The religions inti Tw-t was ciallv marked. MIDDLETOWN. Annual Ity Flection To-Duy Tin It.

piilillciin Ticket. The itnuiiul ity cltsiion iKcurs today. The republicans at a caucus held Friday night nominated the following ticket: Clerk and treasurer, Henry C. Ward; aldermen, (ieorge M. Kouthiiinyd, Charles (levnolils; councilmen, Ieoiiiirtl lkiiley, Kobert II Stotlmrl, Kobert Moore.

A. Lohin isH, Henrv lnglis and William 1. Post; assessor, H. Vhite; collector, (hxtrge W. liiilie.

The polls will 1' open rum a. m. to 2 .111., anil the voting places will lie: First District, in the town hall; Second lis-li'iet. Hiihlxird Iloso Company boiisi. The first concert of the Choral Sx iety will Ix' given ill the South Church Friday evening.

January (iad(N "Cinsailer" will lie the chief work Miss F.leanor M. lWx lx', Mr. Perry Avenll and W. II. Lavm are tola' the soloists.

Hlaisdell orchestra will assist. Tim Axillo M.imlolin, lianio and (iuitar Clnh concert, will fx- given in Russell Library Hall to-morrow evening. The nieinlx-r are l'mlessor J. H. Williams.

(iructt, I). Stevens and Charles H. Halxiak of I (art ford: C. H. Colt and F.

C. Ilrav of this itv. The btiiiuiun Male yuai fette assist. in ki popular programme. CANAAN.

Miss Pearl Ham returns to thf Normal I Iniol to day, having been hotnea week for 1 vacation. I The cliiltlrcii of the priniury ilcnrtmeiit of the village si hool, hial a sleigh vide Fri lay afternoon. A benefit supix'r will given to morrow evening in the town hail, in bubal! of the Canaan lirass Hand. The oltiivrs of the Wcinan's Relief Coni and of the Cow lex Post, weiv installml last Wetlnesday evening at a sxvial nnvting. The regular meet nig will la held as Usual this wtx'k Wednesday evening.

I inn kiln 1 ticnPs Oliittec fm-tj. Franklin Fnrrel. president of the Karrcl Foundry and Machine Company ot An- sonia, gave a gland dintier party to a com pany oflus friends last Tlmi-stlay evening. The following gentlemen sat down to the table: The Hon. Stephen W.

Kellogg. A. S. Chase, 1). T.

Plume. Judge K. C. l'wis. William Fulton of, Waterbury, ex-Governor H.

U. ltigolow. General S. (ireelev. Geueral (feorge H.

Fonl, the Hou.N. 1). A. Sperryot New lfuveii Hugh Kollov of New York. John 11.

Whitleuiore of Nauga-tm k. A. F. Migcon of Torrington, J. H.

Matthews of ItritJIgeporV Dr. H. A. Shelton of Shelton, the Rev, C. K.

Wtsxlcix the Hon Thomas Wallace, William Wallace. Thoina Wallace, C. F. Rhss. F.

F. Hoatl-ley of Ansonia. Iiiiiilsi stern Concerning tbe shoe niaiiufactnring tinn of Maishiill Terry, which is l.xikuigatxnit for A good location in this state, Darieii rornnpondent of the N'orwalk one write that paper: "TbiMxlere W. Austin was se-bxtixi a coinmitt.x' of pi Rnxiklvn to bxik up their standing in business cirth.x ami report. Another nitx'ting of taxpayers held on Thursday evening, when it was decidixl to make a big effort to secure the prize.

It is about (hvnhxl. pi-oithsl the cut 11 pa nr will agix- to come lion, to offer them a ii building five of cost for a number of Ihirnitiii'H New Fence. The great showman, ltarimm. is going put what he (siys will Ix the haiidsomest and most costly fence in tbe state aninml his Rridgeport roMtlenie. "Marina." Tlie fenee will 1- very siilistautial ami will Ix-cmsfructed wholly of wrought inm The stone copi-jg and large gate aiid (Miner posts will come trom Jolm'Fx attie iit Ixx-te's Islaml.

hi ea. eat. 110xt will n-st i carved hou's head of lNinl.iml brown st.me and on the corner post will U- Large carv.xi balls of the same material on which will lx niscnlxal Manna." A wrought iron feme of a pretty; pattern will lx- the coping and the gate will 1. ti. material a tht fence.

Crnil-d I'nder iiul. Haven. Jan. is -Allx-rt Ami. rson, a Swtnle, ngtxl ill, a i-oal was buried under an immense beapot coal yes-tenhiy and kill.xi.

He was at work on a big heap of coal in W. 1 jiils-rt Co yard. It was frozen ami be had tunneled under it. when it snthlenU- e.1Ve way. of hen he was dug out life wa extinct.

otv nas ever ivcn. i ni rni roueen win i Thi fir miir January the Sunt Church. Pour soh.ists the tirt rank have leen secured f.r thi event- Patrick Walker, supraim, who i one of the ttosf oratorio Hnci're iii Aiiwm Me Mary Fos of the Madison A venne Prtbvterin Clitm h. New York Citv, contralto, who a voice of rtanrkMt ran it ami rihhe. Mr A.

i. King of New York. tenor: and Mr KrUc-WHI F. Btlshll. 11 of New York.

ba Those holotst will 1 heard to the lt advHtitasc in tb "Sujint Mater." Ibinl. Thi e-lection will be pven with full chorus, or chestra, orpin and the The lilvl by Miim-not. for soprano, solo and 1 bonis. ill Ie heard the Ilattle from Arminiu. in which the soloists will be heard in.

necil solo numbers, lilai ib'll Mvhostra of Concord will furnish the irchestraJ music The proirrimtHie 1 one of unusual interest nml variety. Tin1 Nile of sent, will tie siricllv limited to the (opacify of thp Snth htir li: fi-w tnorr k'tarptill tobrbiul. nml iu Hi urn-day oveninu of tbi will oornr tli-! tion of nt W. B. TliomMiti'M art More.

TIip 1 Uomx tbif tiutnl irvoiint wliioh biiv Ihx-ii well (Inlh-d l.y Mr. I'mw iml aiY'Wfll unilcr bix control. Mr John ,1. Bif-liol, th abht iwcoiiifwni't. will lie in bin lUtii' Ht tin- piKtio an tiMial, Mr lliibojiwv-oriil tiis connx tion wntb thf wwirty, but nfrrfoil to Jlj for tlun concert.

NEW BRITAIN'S WATER OPTION, All IiiKttio i- to I.ojoU Into the Mutter Ot ttlO i II tol" MIJii ni of Tin: 'm HAr. ttHITAIN, That witter option i the prim tojiic of (otivcrvHtion utnl coinai'-iit in this city nt present, if courw ninny Kiippoxitton have lfti tnnile, tiiany oflenil ami the Mibjcct gi-ti'-nilly ili nit in Ihimiicw tin 1" ml a lively intero.t has Ihvii awttki'tiiil all over the ity. But up to the present time nothing deliinti- bn lH-ti (lone towanl pim bluiitiK Ibe wati-r pvi jleyre of Han'ii ponilfiini tht- Keniitiittoii Water Power M.i mi fit tiirinx ('onimuy by the city of New Jlntmn. It wm ihs. however, that an option or ten lny bu boon thrnt tijum the 1hhi-1 of watir 1 oniniiwionei-s me I liny have m''pP'tl it.

A whm chvil ly bowti (hiring he n-ecnt t'uv of Steele A Iianion'N blm k. thi prcH-'iit wniersupjilv txinadiipntii to the needs of the city, and there is no ((ite-Jtioli hut that Max eitla it)iply nisletl. There aii'. however, many objection. In order to line Hart jond for in pnriow a putnpiiiK slatioii voiild 1h' uccck Kiry and that would mean a htrgp t'XN-iw-to the i itv.

nriii(r Hie Hiiinmer inoMh thee t'iiil are more or less and just when the cttv would nid nnlermost it would lx bu kins The city of New liritaiu holds that, according to Ih auiemlluent to itsiharter. it liaa 11 nht to the water privilepw of these iuds, hut whether it Would lie 0 wiw plan to ijo con deinnatiou procedure which wouhL prolm bly UKIir an evpi lixe vvtui ll Uii(JlHCXceed the price Hj-ked hy the Water I'ower Com panyforthe privileges, is yet undecided. The city further bohR that if it mtsls these xnnb and i-treaniH 11 ill take them tls own tlx and not for xpis nlalive imvjkmcn, as Iteen iiiHiimatisl. huirnutn KiiiKroM imtsetihil the option to the board of water cotiiiniv-lonerH at the meet iii( Friday cvemn and the offer wa dlscilKsi-d at lenlb. It was decided to ixist nu' definite notion on the (Uestion of it neccptance.

Tin- IhniiiI. it miderstiid, ha decidiil to necure the serviccM of nn ex-tx-rt I'lgcuitiT to hxik into the matter of water supplv. and U.ii this rexirt liinpus the action of ihelxiaiil ri'ai'iliiiK I he mutter. will lie another meeting of the hoard this week, when (he increase of water supply and other matters of importance will ciune up, YALE JUNIOR APPOINTMENTS. A l-nnro Nnmlier llnrtl'ord mid 'ontiof -t lent The Yale junior appointments have lie.

nnnonnced iwiollows; Fhiloophlea lrati-ittx lV-viusrU MeiKer Allen et Waljiole. Mass, illiHin llimtf.iiil "ley of I.iveui.i, Fmluv nf Melilplliit, Telio 'luuersoll of Mnn-iifii. William i.l.nil Kiti hefi of New Haven. Klhott Marshall i.f MouteUir, Aitred parnex Painter of lli dsTinrt IIikIi orations Kred t'lark Itnmwinof Norwich. 'livi Hart Dm-of Hartford.

lisire Herlx-rt Uirty of rlevclatid. Hem Harrett Hinc kley of Nnrthaimitou. M.iss 'Matt-how Amtirose lieyn.iids or New Haven. Isaac Wixut hridire Hiley of New Haven, liaric Aninixtnx Sehumaker of Parish, S. I'liartoa Hmw 11 of lirooklvn.

Kverett Vltis-lerof New Haven. Oration- H.irrr Allen Ur.int Ah)e of Hurt ford. Arthur Ndb Hrn ef Ih isto, Chai hw Jixs pli Hartlett of liaiton I.vhI;iik. Vt Kil want Boltwcxxl of tosirsT W'etntore t'olh, of M.rristowii. N.

Stevens Kaivv of Spriiis-th ld. otik Harrixott Fix of rovniKt.m. Kv Hiram Fols-x of Kileiu. Arthur Merwm Marsh of llrnh-eisirt, Aliraham Meverof hii airo. 111..

Krnest llevd MilUrd of R. heater. Jinm Alls-it xireof Norwich, Frank Hurt. Mix of Meriden t'harlex pcatwdv iri-e of Aulmrn. William O.XMis.11 -kcfeller V'ork.

Frank Wright Keyiiumr of Wmst.sl. Arthur Wiime Shxw of Patervei, Herls-rt Anson Stx kins' of Wallinford. Allx-rt I ine Whitiakerof Wallinicf.ini Ihswrtations- benjamin I.itliaii! AtmstroiiK New Uondoii, Arthur stone Iha. of H.rlf. i K-loU tSravw t.r Andover.

(o.rco Monttrm.erv of New Haven lliiiUs-1'hlliney of Mailiias. tviward Stevens SautHini ef Kiiiisteu, N. iart-nre i 'iisi-o Wilson of Avon First Ihsputos -lats-nce Willis of Suf 'ld. Howard Morten Hris.sx- of Westlxtni. Mass Frsieri- ('ourtnev P.isheeof Hridiretxtrl.

Herls-rt Ovid bowers iif Manchester, Kniht Ix-xter theney of South Mauclter, Arthur lonisliavof Westls.iit, Percy Cix Far uh-ston of New lindeii. VVarts-a O. Wateriuan of Naithtsrt. Hm-tol. William Hnruett Wnirlit ef New Itritaiit.

Ssssimi IlisTHlt'sv t-f S-Hltll Mait'-hester. Fven-tt l'wiht Ki aneis nf V.st Hartford. Heat Saunders of Norwieh, iiliatnSt.s'kl.riiis'e H.iskeli st Falmouth. I'harlex llemtis M.eTis of U'aUslmford. Henrv Taint-ir of Hartford.

A hi am tss. Williams of t.as-1 Hae't First juies- r.dwani Ilissell ef Fakeville. liraut Innglev of Me. (iantner Kiloti of Wak.tl. hi Mass Paul Khmjike of Hartford.

Fran, is Mi tier M.sxiv of New Haven. Kol-rt Wallace Morris of Waliintrford. IVinuiir Tueker of M-aiaon. Mass. Seeond ins.rue Sll''rwH (larke Badsi-rof B.noii Francis Hovt (rittin Mass John Frcierick Foiaii.s' and David Raphael ll.ain-11 of New Haven.

MANCHESTER. The directors of the Mather Ehstric t'oiu-pany say the year's business has 1-en en (mrapnjf. A quarterly dividend of I per cent, baa Iwen declared, which fc tie first INtid by tb company. It has beets decided todeclare quarterly dividends of tviit. for the present.

Six hundred sh-'ires of the proposed Build ing and Loan Asxx iutioii nbli Ls iuteuiinl to lie formed here have Us'ii Milsvrilxd. It is intendisl wiien or more shares of stock aie aulisrrilx -tl for to mts-ting of the shareholder. Allen Ei-k. fonn rly manager of the Manchester trotting nark, i now l.xat at the Willimantic tnuk. John Brongh of Bnltiniore is thf new tenant at the Alexander Iiacus place at Ouk-lantl The Trinity College 1ui will give an onrertainmaiit at temonow evening nndcr the juisjiiccs of the Clio Club of that place.

Fleh wounds, (eTit and hrni.i can Is reeh ilv hgaied by a few appUcationsol Salvation our Ail over the world Dr. Bub's Congh Symn is making )'t way, and at every it i-eacliex consumptite ieoe are more inB met. cvut. I AY TE have a great variety of styles, equaling the demands of almost every taste. haven't room to specify many.

Among: them are Coffee Sets, Boxes, Bon Bon Dishes. Cigar Boxes. Crumb Trays, Wall Pockets Vases, Candlesticks, Staple Goods of all and a great many small novelties In Old Silver and bright finishes. We shall take pleasure hi showing our line to all comers. Show Booms will be open each evening unti: after Christmas.

The Hartfori Silver Plate Co. iUicycl-tsi. OLUMBIA CYCLES. MADE in Hartford, SOLD in Hartford, REPAIRED in Hartford, If 'A nTtAXTED in Hart font. ALL BY THE WEED SEWIE MACHINE CO.

Stones 3PwrnuoesT tttc. The "Celebrated Howard'' Air Fnrnaee. Hot ORE Radiating Surface Less loss of Heat therefore Economical and Fowerful. If yon want a Furnace, dont fail to see the "Howard." It has a HotWater Combination whsre desired. by Clias.King and MAIN STREET.

Boynton Hoi Wafer Heater, BOYNTON HOT AIR FURNACE, WINTHROP B. RANGES, SHEET IRON PARLOR STOVES, HOUSEFURNISHINU GOODS. BULL, LAMB CO. Hi8 and 191 MAIN STEET. jnonttmcntss S.

MASLEN. M0NU3IEMS. tJCilTO slf (A r. tOlK- CEMETERY W0KK a all kinds in stock or de- WAREROO.M. rAsybini Hartfjrtl-Telephone connection-- ti't-Ve4 COTTON SEED MEAL.

IHif I'rwetiH Linseed 3Iel, Chicago ClHttH FOR SALE BY Thos. A. Shaw, MAIN ST. AND 70 MORGAN ST. a -v "i i1 1 5 r4- ai it Hd Machine.

rpHE NEW AND HIGHER STANDAR-'- Alirnent. Exbaastivlv and to yjHHi, Wtreiigtb and Manifoia.in- "Uu-gdxt lu the world." Ask lor Vam SOME PBETTY GOOD DIAN'S. TEXAS IN. They Five in Tyler- County aril are Known iih 1 lie Alabama. (Galveston News.) The Ataliaina Indians, the tril in question, came from east of the Mississippi river over b) years ago.

Tliey lutve 1-ocn gradually reduced in number to alxnit of which there are now alsnit fcixty warriors. Tlie name of the chief is John Scott, and there are four leading or rather sulxirdi-nate chiefs, viz: Billy Poncho, Washington Silestine, Charley Thompson and Joshua Poncho. They luive acquired but little of the habits, customs, of civilization, dinging with tenacity to the savage custom of their race. Some few do not use whiskey. They are generally honest, truthful and industrious: they are peaceful and very grave in demeanor, yet at the same time very susceptible to mirth when they perceive thing ludicrous.

A portion wear the same clothing ns their white noighlKrs; other the garb of their forefather. They arc fond vt ornament; pre-jiare themselves beautiful work in lieads und colors. The men wear long black hair, and where they have not adopted the dress of the whiten wear bright colored shirts and buckskin leggins. The kiiuuwk dress in bright colored calico, with a profusion of I lead, tin and silver ornaments. The Alabama Indian! take care of the old and helpless among them.

They live in a village on liig Sandy creek oil ft tract of l-'st) acre of land given them by the state of Texas. They have fields, and raise com, cotton, sweet" )HitaUx's. sugar cane and eu.s, and havelioi'svs. cattle, hogs and poultry. Thev raise mitlicient grain for bread, and pick cotton and do other work for thy tanners.

They are also successful hunters; their houses are built of log and slate, and accustomed to the otienair. nstlie inmates are. hey are KiitUcieut ly comfortable. As might be exjiecfetl. they are superstitious, and believe in witchcraft.

They an governed by their own tribal laws, 'which tire in some instances very strict; they slay the murderer, etc. For Indians they are a handsome and intelligent tribe; their law prohibiting limrrying with the whites or colored race is strict it never They are expert ball players and hnve tbe following dances: The green com, law, horn, frog, deer, bird, chicken, sculp and war dances, and mimic the different animal and bird in their dances. The Alabama Indian have been for some time instructed by the liev. Mr. Curry and his wife.

Mr. Curry is now dead and Mr. Curry Ls still teaching them, ami deserves great credit for the care and attention she ha given them. An Invitation Runaway Couple from Philadelphia (in Camden) "Say. iarson, will you join moT Parson- 'Thank.

Don't cure if 1 do." Texas Sifliutt. Uorxiford'M Acid liosphutc l'OH MOHT MWKATs or enit.vtt, aif 001 tm'it xtmlr ln-m tit. "TO SMOKE OR NOT TO SMOKE rifH AT'S the (nestum but tnereis no tion about smoking one of the faiiious Highest quality, and alwny the ftame. Inc. All dealer.

'wri-isK TRADE KKNF.Y, ROBERTS Wholesale Agents. Hartford. Conn. GOLD KSPAL, TASI3r 1578. W.

Baker Breakfast Cocoa from which the excess ef oil has been removed, is Absolutely Pure-ami it is Soluble. No Chemicals are used in its preparation. Tt has mere than three times the strength of Cocoa mixed with Starch, Arrowroot or Sugar, and is therefore far more economical, costint; less f7n one eet a cvp. -It is ddicioUs, nourishino, streiigthcniug, easily digested, nd admirably adapted for invalids as well as for persiis in health. Sold by Crocers everywhere.

W. BAKER Dorchester, Mas: No more Of this; Rntiher Shoes unless worn uncomfortablj tight, generally sUp oil Uie THE COLCHESTER RUBI5ER CO. tnakf all their shoos Invfri of W1 nl with rubber. This clinci to th shoe and prevent tiv rut4cr from dipping off. Call for the MColchslrrM "ADHESIVE COUNTERS." SAUK CtX, Borton, Ecclujlre Wholesale Arena.

SAGE CO Exclusive Wholesale Agent. Boston. At retail in Hartford hy l. E. Strong.

Saiiiueis. esin Perry At Keoyon, Aishberg and other first-class shoe stores. Mm Mini l'inr Good a uml Very Low Prices. STORRS CANDEE ASYLUM STREET. i STORRS CANDEE, 9V ASY LOI STREET..