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Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-20
AEema1e Botv washed Ashore.

CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-A des patch from Hol- land, Mich, at midnight says the body of Mrs Newton Bradley was washed ashore near Holland This confirms the worst fears of the fate of the Alpena and leaves little hope that any souls aboard of her survived. The lake since Saturday has been so rough and the weather so cold that no person could have survived in the waves.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-20
FINANCE AND TRADE.


Special Correspondence of JOURNAL. AND COURIER.
 JOHN H. DAVIS x Co.,, l
 Bankers and Brokers, IT Wall Street, !
 NEW YORK. Oct. 19, 19S0 ) The market to-day opened steady, despite the weak feeling st the close last night, and good demand was shown most of the active list during the business of the forenoon. By two o'clock, however there had been heavy break down in the coal stocks, adverse ly affecting the entire Ist the last hour ruling quiet and irmer.
 The Bond Market.-Ihe market was strong on a moderate volume of business District of Columbia 3-65s sold at 9816. In State bonds North Carolina special tax third series, sold at B. Railroad bonds were active and generally at full prices.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-20

SITUATION WANTED. NO do second work general housework in a pri- vate family. Good reference. Inquire at No 91 Portsea street, for two days. o2O It.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
An 1neanafarx Tramn.

READING, Oct 19-At g o'clock this morn ing tramp. who was refused something to eat on the farm of G. S. Mouray, one mile from Tuckerton, set fire to the barn and it
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-20

w AIN ANIED-NIOIIIBE A FEW strictly first-class holders, accustomed to IA work on machine tools. Liberal wages and steady employment to the right men. Applicants must state capacity and wages expected Hamilton is 9 miles north of Cincinnati. Location healthy. living cheap The shops completely equipped IS any in the United States. Apply to
 o19 Ct Hami1ton nONnSi 0hi
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-20
TNCYCLOPEDIA@ @E
 TIOUETTEsBUSINESS

Thls is the cheapest and only complete and reliable work Etiqrette and Business and Social Forms It tells how perform all the various duties of life and how appear to the best advantage all occasions Agents Wanted-Send for circulars containing full description of the work and extra terms to agents Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO, Philadelphia Penn.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

The Ute RroiI-No Federal Interference
 Collision Temporarily Avoided.
 WAsHNGTGN, Oct. 19.-The Attorney Gen eral has decided and Governor Pitkin has been informed that neither the military nor the Interior department will make any oppo- sition to the arrest of Agent Berry. The Attorney General decided that the case of Berry was one over which the State courts had jurisdiction and the federal Govern ment could not interfere except to re- quest that Berry be offered prop CT protection against apprehended mob violence. It is expected Berry has by this time been turned over to the sheriff of Gun nison county ,and the threatened collision be- tween whites and Indians avoided for the present at least The Government is anxious to avoid any further complications of the Ute question for fear the Indians may refuse to execute the terms of the treaty, in which case war with these Indians would occur. As the case stands now the Indians seem disposed to faithfully execute their part of the treaty provisions, and the first install ment of the money to be paid them as per agreement has been withdrawn from the Treasury and is on the way to Utah.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-20
Quarterly Statistics of Immigration.

Quarterly Statistics of Hmm grafton.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 19. The chief of the bureau of statistics presents in his quarterly report for the last three months of the year ending June 30, 1880, just issued, a statement showing the immigration into the United States, both byports at which the immigrants landed and by countries whence they came. The total number of immigrants arrived dur ing the year was 457, ,257. The number of immigrants arrived at the principal ports where immigrants enter the country was as follows:
 New York, 263, ,726; Port Huron, 1875 i; Boston, 34,O62; Philadelphia, 21, 727; Balti- more, 17,394; San Francisco, 7,153; all other ports, 1s,s2o; total, 457, ,287. There arrived from Europe, 347, FAY; Asia, 5, ,839; Africa, 21 Armenia, 1O1, ,691 Pacific Islands 954, all other 1,o15; total 457, ,257. The immigration from Europe was as fol- lows Great Britain and Ireland IA, ,275, Germany 84, ,638, Sweden 8, 186, Norway 19, S95, Austria 12,9O4, Italy 12,327, Den mark 6,576, Switzerland 6,156, Russia A. s54, Hungary 4,363, France 4,s14, Neither lands 3,34O, Poland 2,177, all other 2,142; total 347 .747.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-20
Our Gents Furnishing Department

Is complete and second to none in the city We will give prices of few of the many bargains offered in this department: Heavy Merino Shirts and Drawers, white and gray at 24c. Extra Heavy Fine Scotch Wool at 55e we'll worth 75c. Twenty-Five dozen Med icated Shirts and Drawers at S1 worth S1 still bet ter at Sl sold elsewhere and worth S2 We solicit an examination of the goods. Compare them with others Ladies' Merino and Meicated Vests and Pants at a great bargain, 33c to S1. 25.
 We will offer special inducements to the Ladies of this city this week-55 Corsets. Among the lot are 20 dozen Cooley Globe Corset, Patent Clasp Pro tector the whole lot will be sold at 49c pair worth 75c and Sl We shall make this Fall the grandest eff fort of our lives to try to please and cultivate part of the trade of this city and county The profits will be 50 low it cannot be otherwise. An examination solicited and goods freely exhibited in every depart ment with pleasure, by
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-20
Secretary sehurz on the stump.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-Hon. Carl Schurz de- ivered an address in German at Cooper h. stitute this evening before 8 large audience, principally composed of Germans. MT. Schurz reviewed at considerable length the present administration and claimed to their wise counsels was due the present prosperity of the country. At the conclusion of his ad- dress Mir. Schurz was escorted to h1s hotel by number of the German Republican cam paign clubs, where he was serenaded.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-20

SITUATION WANTED, pY young girl to do second work general IB housework. Can be seen at 150 Wallace street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-20
SITUATION WANTED

A SMART active, industrious man. 36 years of
 "A age, not addicted to the of liquor or tobac- co., with an experience of fifteen years in light me- chan1cal business, desires situation in store or rmanuactur1ng corporation where the services of live man required can furnish the best of ref erences regarding experience ability by addressing of Liberty. ean et
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-20

FNXHAUSTION.-Thousands daily passing to EL premature graves because unable to throw of the Debility which has fastened itself upon their ten1s. Why? Because the cause Enfeebled Di- gestfon and Impoverished Blood, is not reached by any remedy or treatment Give these happy invaids something to sustain life, something to create new, Rich Blood. Give them Good Di- gestion, Active Livers, and Healthy Kidneys and Pure Blood will electrfy the system and throw of disease Malt Bitters! At once Medicine and & Food this wonderful Nutrient and Invigorant builds up enfeebed digestion, regulates the flow of the gas tric juices dissolves and assilates every article of diet and vitaizes with life every organ and fluid of the body.
 MALT BITTERS prepared without fermenta- tion from Canadian BARLEY MALT and HOPS, and commend themselves to Consumptives and those of Consumptive Tendency to Delicate Females and Sick E Children the Aged and to the Nervous and to the Mentally and Physically Frustrated the purest, fest and most powerful Restorative yet discovered in medicine
 Company and see that every bottle bears the Trade Mark Label duly signed and enclosed in wave lines seen in cut.
 Malt Bitters are for sale by all druggists. (5)
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-20
The Patched Up Nominations.

NEW YORK; Oct. 19.-The union resolved by the conference committees of both wings of the New York Democracy was consum- mated and made perfect by the action of the Tammany and Irving Hall county con- vention, which nominated the several candi- dates agreed upon in joint conference. The list of union nominees is as follows: Mayor, W. R. Grace, Irving Hall Register, Angus tus T. Dougherty, Tammany Recorder, Frederick H. Smyth, Tammany; Superior Court, Charles H. Truax, Irving Hall Mar inc Court, combination on a German not named; Aldermen large, William Sauer and James J. Slevin, Tammany, and Bern hard Tenny, Irving Hall. The fourth nomi- nation will be awarded to a German to be de- cided by Irving Hall.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-20

District of New Haven Probate Court,( October 18th, 1880 UPSTATE of SYLVESTER R. DUNN, late of New EI Haven, in said district, deceased. Pursuant to order from the Court of Probate for said district will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder 18th day of October 1S80 at 10 o'clock in the forenoon lnless previously disposed of at private much of the real estate of said \ deceased as will raise the of $20. Sale take place st No. PAT Chapel street, in said New Haven Terms made known at time of sale. DENNIS A. BLAKESLEE
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-20

SITUATION WANTED, RY strong willing girl to do second or general 1D housework- Inquire at 306 York street.
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MARRIAGES.

CADY-BARRY-In Chesterfield Mass, Oct. 16th, at the residence of the brides brother, MT. D. Stan ton, by the Rev. Joseph J. Woodbury, MT. George R. Cady to Mrs Georgie A. Barry, both of New Ha- ven,
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Antllsenl&nts.
Risen PoxnDeii.

MIR. SPAULD1NG'S SECOND LECTURE, Grand Opera House, Wed. Eve., Oct. go. The history, present appearance and ancient splen- dors Of Pompei Everyday life among the old Ro- mans Realistic illustrations architectural res torat1ons. Course Tickets. five Ieetures) $i.S5 and Sl.75, according to location.
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w ANTEn

RY competent and experienced young man sit- y uat1on in store, grocery or meat market Is not afraid Of work Reference from last employer. Address CLERK This Ofice
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@rrtatiotr.
signor F. Paolo Tambur'
8oatO alt0 8oonrs.

ROOMS TO RENT, as FURNISHED rooms to rent for one or two ENssil gentlemen, with without board, in . small kAs1l private family Terms moderate. Address o19 2t* B. D., New Haven P. O.
 TO RENT. AAAAa WITH BOARD, pleasant suite of Rooms at H#sia No. 82 Wall street. #HlV o12tf MRS. LITTLE.
 FOR RENT. Ahas FURNISHED Rooms with board to fanni- Hii1 ies nicely located within five minutes of the AaN postofhce. Inquire at se23 I'm 497 CHAPEL STREET.
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DEATHS.

MoGARRITY-In this city, Oct 18th, Rose, wife 0 John McGarrity, aged 66 years.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-20

War Department Weather Observations. Taken at .. m-, p. m, 9p. m--oct 19..Barom- wind direction-sW, ", ". Velocity, in miles per hour 8, 12, 4. Weather, clear, fair, clear. morneter 42 degrees. Rainfall in inches, none. Maxinum Velocity of Wind, 12 miles per hour.
 J. H. SHERMAN,
 sergt. Signal Corps, U. S. Army
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TNants,

SITUATION WANTED. DY competent girl to do chamberwork or wait D ing, would do general homework in a nice family reference if required. Apply at
 01t% I86 FRANKLIN STRFET
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STTTAT0N U

A GIRL to do general housework in a small famj A- 1y. Must be well recommended Apply at
 o20 3t# XXX ORANGE STREErT ryy+v
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WANTED.

A LITTLE girl about 12 years old to bring up as "A second girl also young to attend q furnace Apply at 35 COLLEGE STREET.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1880-10-23
An Educated Horse.

"You ask if we have any particu-
larly bright horses," replied hook
and ladder man. "Here is Peter !;
he's been with us nine or ten years,
and we rather brag on him. Let
me introduce you. Peter, here is
a chap from the Detroit Free
Press" Ill.
Peter nodded his head and paved
the floor.
"Peter, have you been to the fire
to-dayp He shook his head.
"Were you out yesterday"
He nodded.
"Peter, Low old are youp
The horse paved thirteen times
with his right foot.
"That's right, old boy. Do you
remember when a loafer stabbed
you at the fire"
He did.
"Where is the scar 2"
Peter bent himself almost double
to bite his hip at spot where
scar could be traced.
"Now Peter, show the Detroit
man how you take your place at
the pole.'
Down went the chain and the
horse covered the distance at two
jumps.
"NOw walk around the truck,
and come and take my hat off,"
The horse Obeyed to the letter.
"N0w," continued the man, as he
lay down OH the floor, "step over
me-"
Peter lifted up his feet very high
and stepped softly over, and re-
turned to his stall.
"That horse is one of us,n said
the man as he brushed off the dust
and sat down.
1--WE can rest the foot of a lad
der on his back and he will not
move. Wherever we stand him at
fire there he will stay without
He eats with us, chews
tobacco, likes beer and would learn
10 play dominoes in a week if he
,Onld only handle them"
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1880-10-23

Der to sixty-one again. In a fight
In which this fated company was
purpOsely held in reserve, the other
nine companies had fourteen men
wounded and one killed. A rebel
shell fell into the midst OF the re.
serve and killed four men from the
one company. In two years it lost
one hundred and sixty-eight men,
while no other company had lost
twenty-five. In its three years at
the front it never had q man wound
cd. Whoever was hit was killed
on the spot. 1t lost more commits.
stoned and nOn-cOmmissiOne Off
GERS than any six companies COM
bined. In one year the man who
went out as fourth corporal was first
lieutenant and dead and almost
forgotten. For three months the
company stood atforty mon. wen.
ty.three recruits were added, and
in three months more twenty men
had either died of sickness, been
captured or buried ON the battle
field. When it was decided to join
this company with another not one
of the men would consent, and
when it had been reduced to thirty
eight men it was transferred to
headquarters to do guard and pro-
vOst duty.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1880-10-23
Now Push w ur Butter Cows.

1t pays to feed cows giving milk !,
literally. Butter is high, and now
is the time to feed proftably.
Every COW should be made to pro-
duce as much butter as possible.
Whenever butter is twenty cents a
pound or more, there is money in
the dairy business, and the man
who feeds most literally and judic-
iously will make the greatest profit.
Meal (both cottOn-seed and corn,
roots, pumpkins and fodder corn,
should all come in tor share of at
tention as profitable food for dairy
cows. Whatever kinds of food are
used, the cows should have all that
they can prOfitably turn into milk.
Many men feel that they cannot
afford to buy grain for feeding to
COWS at this season of the year.
Let them take a different view, and
ask themselves if they can afford
not to buy grain to feed cows when
butter is as high as it is at present.
-lLewiston Journal.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1880-10-23

Somewhere about Che year 11o'
q travelling mlllwright, footsore,
and with the broadcast Northern &C
cent stopped ut Soho, the engine
factory of Boulton & Watt, aud
asked for work. His aspect was
little better than one Of beggary
and B0ult0n had bidden him God
speed to some other shop, when al
lle was turning away sorrowfully,
Boulton suddenly called him back.
what kind of a hats yon ye
have on your head me monP
It's just thinner, SIR
Thinner, me monf Let's look
at it. Where did ye get itr
Il Ijust made it, sir, me ain sell.
How did yon make iti'
i just turned il in the lathie.'
But, it's oval, mon, and the lathe
turns things rOund.'
'Aweel! 1 just gard the lathe
gang anither gate, to please me.
I'd a long journey afore me, and 1
tocht to have a hat to keep out wa
ter, and l hadna muckle siller to
spare, and l made me ane.'
By his Unborn mechanism the
man had invented an oval lathe,
and made his hat, and the hat
made his fortune. Boulton was
not the man to lose so valuable
help, and so the after famous Will
lam Murdoch, the originator of To-
comotives and Of lighting by gas,
took suit and service under BOul.
ton & Watt, and in 1854 made the
first vehicle impelled by steam in
and with the very hands
and brain cunning that had before
produced the "timmer hat"
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1880-10-23
Just Where He Had EN-.

|
Half an hour before the depar
ture of lake steamer from hel
wharf yesterday the Captain was
approached by stranger who hat
been inspecting the boat from tht
dock far the last ten minutes. In
PRODUCING himself as wouldbt
passenger, he asked;
captain is this boat provided
with life-preservers 7
| sShe is.'
| Are they all rightP
'They are.'
sCan the crew launch a life-boat y
'They can.'
is your life-raft all rights
1T is.'
is the fire-hose all ready for in
stant service 2
1T is.'
will your engineer stand to his
post in case of disaster
He will.'
DO you call yourself a cool and
collected man in the presence of
dangerV
4 do
DO you know exactly what you
would do in case of a terrible gale
or a tire?
Il do
'Can the mate be depended on to
second all your effortsP
sHe can.'
And will your crew stand by
you and obey you9'
They will
Are your green and red lights
all rightp
They are.'
MACHINERY in perfect orderp
1T is.'
Going to overload the boats
No SIR
Expect TO do any racingY
No SIR
is she fixed to blow off at forty
six pounds y
'She is.'
donkey engine working all
right 2
1T is.'
'The stranger heaved a deep sigh
and was walking away when the
Captain asked if his baggage was
aboard.
No, and I guess I'll 60 afoot,'
was the reply. Every boat which
has burned up or gono down for the
last five years had every thing in
the incest kind of order, and I'll
either look for craft making six
feet of water an hour or run the |
risk OF going through railroad
bridge. Good-by Captain-I shall
look in the dailies all this week to |
see who of your passengers were |
saved.'-TDetroit Free Press.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1880-10-23

A battery Of the first art illery
halted one night during the seven
days fight, in q little clearing. The
men lay down, unhitching their
horses, but leaving them in har.
ness. The first sergeant, now an
honored officer of the third artillery,
told me he got up and walked to.
ward one side of the clearing. He
was halted and turned back by a
sentinel. Going toward the other
side he was again challenged.
Who comes tharF
The voice struck him, He replied,
Friend and said, what regi.
ment is that =
The answer came, Seventh Ala.
bama.'
what regiment is that on the
other side r.
Fifth Georgia. replied the sen.
tinel.
'What battery is that9'
Here was a situation. The SER
geant naturally didn't know the
name of a battery in the rebel army.
Hesitation would have been fatal.
BY lucky inspiration, he replied,
'One of Stuart's batterics,' know
ing that Jeb Stuart commanded
their cavalry.
'Oh,' said the other, then you's
boss battery
'Yes,' said O. Good night
He Immediately awoke the cap
tain, who rather angrily said,
What the deuce is the matter now y
Excuse me, captain said the
sergeant, but we are encamped
between a Georgia and an Alaba.
ma regiment
1t is needless to say that the cap
tain got up. Horses were hitched
quietly, and the battery withdrew
from between the sleeping regi.
ments, who never knew of the
prize that was within their grasp.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1880-10-23

The annual meeting of the society
will be held at Montpelier October
Goth. The directors will meet at
the vestry of Trinity church at ten
o'clock a. IN. The meeting of the
society will be at the same place at
two o'clock p. m, to choose officers
for the year ensuing, and to trans
act any other legitimate business.
Anniversary exercises at Represen.
tatives hall at half-past seven
O'Clock p. m. Beports of the treas
urer and secretary and an address
by Rev. Charles Parkhurst of An.
burndale, Mass.
j. w. BEMls, Sec.
Northfeld, Oct. IL, 1880.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1880-10-23

Doctor x. is as bad a hunter as
hAis a physician, but this does not
prevent him regularly as the hunt
ing season comes reund from spend
Ing fortnight in the fields with
bis dog and gun. "And that's the
only peried of the year when lie
doesn't kill any thing" said one of
his colleagues, kindly.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1880-10-23

just imagine George Washington
wearing a single-barreled eye-glass.
-[Ex. And just imagine Ben
Butler wearing a powdered wig
and knee-breeches.--[N Norristown
Herald.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1880-10-23

One consolation in being rich is
TO know thatif -FOUR daughters can't
find American 4 lsbands, money will
hire some rhelpatic, knock -kneed
old count to take them off your
'r.nds.-[Detroit Free Press.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1880-10-23

The name OF the new British
minister at Washington is Billie,
but the Binghamton Republican
leaIls that out of respect for his
foae'on Secretary Evarts addresses
lin as William.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1880-10-23

Mr. Talmage says: "Wberever
i, die Bible You find a man who
has moro than one wife you find him
hin up to his neck in trouble.v