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Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-20
Classical School for Girls.
8eal Gstate.

Bath Houses To Rent. e7SA HAVE recently erected on the Savin Rock iii shore five Bath Houses each divided into two E1slQ apartments which will rent for the season. Apply at office of
 JyIs If E VALLEY.
 FOR RENT. A4a THE STORE No. 3I2 Wallace street, with 4 Hi5 rooms attached, suitable for dwelling purpo- a1sl ses; will be rented separately if desired Ap- ply at office of
 je12 If E. VALLEY.
 FOR RENT, ffzsf THREE large rooms on Gregssn street, suita- Eiii ble for light manufacturing purposes. Rent 4zs4 very low to responsible party Apply at office ap2stf
 Chapel Street Rents. &A FURNISHED and unfurnished rooms singly ii and in suites with gas and steam heat rent in kgs1l Foote House, Chapel and Temple streets Janitor and anitress in the building Apply at office Of ap2Stf EDWARD VALLEY.
 Store To Rent. A DESIRABLE Store on Temple street, near A Chapel; to a good tenant will be rented at low my5tf E. VALLEY.
 FOR RENT, AAA First-ClasS House for one or two fami- 4isi lies, with taEh room and all modern improve E1U mentS, will be rented for ten months or longer Terms moderate. Also fine Place on Howe street, with all modern conveniences, located be- tween Crown and George streets, will be rented for the summer or longer. Price low.
 Houses and Lots for Sale. Two Family House on Ferry street price and terms easy. House Woodward avenue, East Ha- ven fine view of New Haven and harbor; price md terms right. Money to loan on real es- tate security in amounts to accommodate Real Estate Office 49 Church Street, Room Hoadley Building. Office open evenings. je24 L.. F. COMSTOCK.
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); at Springfield, Clevelands 4, Ma

Chicagos g. at Springfield, Clevelands 4, Ma tionals 1.
 Trickett, the Australian oarsman, has ar rived at Naples en route to London. He is in splendid condition.
 It is announced thae the Baroness Burdett- Coutts will shortly marry Mir. Ashmead Bart lett, member of Parliament.
 Messrs. Bodine, Rathbone, Fisher and Clarke, members of the American rifle team will sail for New York on Thursday next.
 A St. Petersburg dispatch says Russia has remonstrated with Roumania for affording an asylum and thus tacitly encouraging nihilistic refugees.
 The boy Nash has been found at Little Rock, Ark, after four days search, with two bullet holes in his head. He is supposed to have been shot by his brother while out hunting.
 Mrs. Mary Frye, of Keokuk, Iowa, was on Friday declared insane, and with her infant, four months old confined in the county jail On Saturday she killed the child by hanging 1t to the bed.
 On Friday night party of young men at Oxford, Iowa. were attacked by some tramps, and one of them named Curry was fatally stabbed in the lungs Two of the tramps, Thomas Murphy and James Hurst, were ar- rested and placed in jail
 The reported engagement between two companies of the Seventh cavalry and hostile Sioux is disbeieved by the military authori ties at Cheyenne, W. T. The rumor must have originated from the fact that crow hunting party recently encountered band of Sioux one hundred miles north of Fort Tarapy, the latter being victorious. Two companies of the Seventh cavalry are out hunting for the summer, hence the connec- tion of the trpnns with the reported fight.
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LOCAL NEWS.
PRrSOnaI.

Personal.
 Rev. MT. Tyler, of Stony Creek, and Rev. Mir. Hill, of Branford, will be ordained on Wednesday next in Branford.
 William Palmer Bolles, formerly of New London, has been appointed lecturer on Materia Medica in Harvard College
 Rev. H. H. Hayden has obtained employ ment at the establishment of the New Haven Folding Chair Company in this city.
 Captain N. P. Douglass, proprietor of the United States Hotel at Block Island died last week. and was buried at Norwich, his na- tive place.
 Horace A. Adams, of Willimantic, late census enumerator, has been appointed by General Walker to compile New London E manufacturing interests.
 Rev. MT. Phelps, a theological student, & son of Rev. Dr. Phelps of Hartford, preached at the West Meriden Baptist church Sunday. His subject was 'I am the way"
 Professor Richard O. Phelps well ll-known organist of Hartford will go to New York on the 1st of September as musical director of the Children's Theater, a new enterprise.
 Rev. Frederick Denison, of Providence, R. l., formerly pastor of the Central Baptist church in that city, and having friends there, was back in his old pulpit in Norwich Sunday.
 Charles H. Clark, of Hartford, who gradu- ated at Yale in 1871 aesEh has been connected with the Hartford Courant for several years, is going to sail for Europe in August, to take up his residence permanently in Paris. MT. Clark will continue there his studies in politi- cal science, and at the same time will core spond with several home papers, the Boston Herald among others.
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In withdrawing from the above firm, wish to ex- press my appreciation for the nber4 patronage be- slowed during my connection herewith and solicit continuance of the same. H. H. TAINTOR. jy19 -a
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Fishing Or the Banks--Protection fol
 American Flshermen.

Fishing Or the Banks--Protection for
 American Fishermen.
 WASHINGTON, July 19.-Commander Yates, of the United States steamer Alliance, in 8 dispatch to the Secretary of the Navy, dated St. John, N. F., July 10, says: From diff ferent reports the fishermen appear to be having their usual success on the banks. hear of no difficulty in any of the localities permitted by the late treaty with Great Brit ain" The.Alliance is taking soundings of the Banks of Newfoundland and at the same time keeping an eye on our fishing interestssS in fact she is there to protect the fishermen from repetition of the Fortune Bay out rage. In regard to the soundings Command CT Yates reports Since our departure from St. Pierre the 27th ult., we verified the position of Virgin rocks, surveyed the eastern shoals and searched for the rock reported by Jesse Ryder, also the nine fathoms bank No depth of water less than B fathoms has been found by us in the two latter localities men, tioned in the reports, and this fact, together with the corroborated assertions of the nu- merous fishermen fishing at the present time in the vicinity, leads me to conclude that the shoal water does not exist. I have yet to search for the shoal water to the southwest of Virgin rock reported by John Ryan and for the Nile and Berte1 rocks. This work shall commence as soon as I can. I expect to finish the duty and be in Halifax during the first week in August.
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FIRE RECORD.

A Big Blaze in New York-A Business
 Block in Flames-Loss $2OO 1000.
 NEW YORK, July 19.-Shortly before 10 o'clock o-night fire broke out in the third floor of the four-story Mansard roof buildings, numbering from 501 to 515 First avenue, oc- cupied by the Manhattan Soap Company. The flames spread and partially destroyed Koch ler's beer brewery, Mo-. 343 to 349 Twenty ninth street. Despite the eff forts of the fire department the flames continued to spread and almost en- tirely destroyed the whole block of build ings fronting on First avenue. The total loss on the buildings and to the dozen tenants will probably. reach $2Oo,ooo, as follows; Building, H. Kochler & Bros., owners, $50, 900, insurance $20O, ,OOO; Manhattan Soap Company, L. V. Streeter & Co.,, proprie- tors, $20,O00; Castle Braid Company, M. Schloss, proprietor. $20,00o; Fess- $7, 800; Cigar Ribbon Company, $1O,OOO National Carpet Cleaning Company, $19 ,O0O; Lohmeyer & Schwartz, tin-foil, $25, 900 American Standard Company, $1O.OOO Wehlin & Co.,, $1O,00O; Surgical Instruments factory, $1O, GOO other losses, $25, 1000.
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City Court Notes.

In the City Court yesterday morning the case of Frederick Jorey, charged with assault with intent to kill Johnnie Rowan, came up by continuance. A certificate from Dr. Rus sell that the lad was not able to be in court necessitated another continuance until Au- gust ?.
 Paul Dalb, an Italian, was before the court on a charge of assaulting Nora Congrow, who lived in the house with him. He was found guilty and fined $1 and costs.
 John Brennan, who insulted Hattie Alloy in Aldrich's saloon on George street last Satur- day evening, was fined 8 and costs.
 Michael Early. charged with an indecent exposure of his person, settled by paying $IO06 costs.
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Proposals for Dredging and fol
 Rip-RaD Granite,

ENGINEER OFFICE, U. s. A.,
 NEW LONDON, CONN.,, July 15, 1S80 SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office 1 until II o'clock A. M, on the 9th day of August, 1880, as follows:
 FoR DREDGING-New Haven Harbor, Conn.,; Bridge port Harbor, Conn; Norwalk Harbor, Conn; South port Harbor, Conn; Milford Harbor, Conn; Thames River, Conn., and Housatonic River, Conn. RIP-RAP GRANITE for Breakwater at New Haven Harbor, Conn.,, and Port Jefferson Harbor. Long and, N. Y.
 Specifications and blank forms for proposals and guaranty will be sent application to this office.
 J. W. BARLOW, iy20 Ct Major of Eng IT S. A
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N&1y York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, July 19 Flour-Quiet and steady trade and family brands s5 50a6 Southern four less actve 8 25s6 a5 for poor to very choice shipping extras.
 Wheat-Dun and lower for spot sales; $1 1614a 1s1< for No spring; $1 IS for No. l white No. red July sold at S1 144a1 15S; do August $1 0911a 097s :; do. Sept. $1 09.
 Corn-Firm and fairly active for spot sales: AT for No mixed 49a4914 for No. do. and 9afa498 for high mixed No. mixed Aug sold at 4914 do Sept. 493k
 Oats 1c lower and quiet spot sales No l white 40 and AZ; No do 3419a35; No. mixed at 35, and Ne. at 34 7.a35.
 Rye and Barley nominal Pork-Duli and unsettled July and August. offered, SIS 50
 Lard-Dun and lower; August s7 121<a7 20; Sept. S7 121@ bid.
 Beef quiet and unchanged
 Cut Meats-In moderate demand; piekled hams, 103$a11 shoulders 516.
 Whiskey nominal spot.
 Cotton dull middlings II 5s futures dull. Petroleum closed quiet; crude in barrels 71sa7H :; naphtha in barrels 71 refined in barrels cargo lots 10c bid, and United Pipe Line certificates 97H. Butter-Firm, very good sales; Creamery finest 24a 2 for good to prime 22a23 fair to good state rkins choice 22c fair to prime 19a21 state pails and tubs choice 22 good to prime 21a217 fair to good 2Oa21 state Welch tubs prime 21 fair to good 15a16 Vest dairy fresh extra 17a1s good to prime 15a17 fair to good 14a15. Western factory 15a16, good to prime 14 1Ia15, fair to good 14a14L.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, July 19.-Arrived, the Helye- tia from Liverpool.
 Boston-Arrived. the Iowa from Liver pool.
 Antwerp-Arrived, the Nederland from fyew York. Sailed, the Switzerland for New York.
 Havre-Arrived, the St. Laurent from New York
 Plymouth-Arrived, the Westphalia from New York for Hamburg.
 Glasgow-Arrived, the State of Nevada for New York
 Liverpool-Arrived,t the Massachusetts from Boston, the Circassian from Montreal, the Britannia from New York
 Bremen-Sailed (the 1sth), the Main for New York
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Capital Notes.

WASHINGTON, July 19. The question as to whether bona fde tobac- co dealers can sell stamps to each other has been decided by the Commissioner of Inter nal Revenue in the affirmative.
 Attorney General Devens left Washington this evening for New York en route for Bos- ton, to be absent three weeks. The hot weather for the past three weeks has some what disturbed his health.
 General Terry has been detailed as a mem Der of the army board to examine and re- port upon the codifcation of the army laws and regulations in place of General McDow- ell, who was relieved at his own request.
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conkling and Arthur Going Fts,ntng.

OeDENsBURa, July 19.-General Chester A. Arthur and Hon. Roscoe Conkling left Alexandria Bay this morning on ten days fishing tour. Ex-Poice Commissioner D. c. Wheeler accompanied the party.
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Michigan.
The Elements on q Rampage.


 MONROE, July 19.-The most destructive storm ever known in this locality passed over this section yesterday at 12:3O. The rain and hail were terrific iR force, the hail stones being the size of hickory nuts, and the ground was covered from two to ten inches deep. Gardens, orchards, vineyards and grain were destroyed. Some forty acres of grapes were ruined and window glass was broken to the extent of over 2,0o0 lights, including many ornamental stained glass windows in the churches. The total damage is estimated at from $50, ,OOO to 60,0OO. No lives were lost.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Special Correspondence of JOURNAL AND CoJRIER.l ]

Special Correspondence of JOURNAL AND CoCRIER.l
 JOHN H. DAVIS & Co.,, ]
 Bankers and Brokers, IT Wall Street,
 NEW YORK, July 19, 1880. J The Stock Exchange markets were very strong to- day, thongh closing at concessions from the best fig ures reached on moderate volume of business. The demand for and rising prices of strictly investment securities shows that the cheapness of money is hay ing its effect in this particular market Speculative stocks were all higher the extreme of the money market the continued large earnings of the railroads and the advices respecting the crops which latter now uniformly good where few days ago they bad very much mixed" the differences which depended upon to advance prices.
 The Bond Market.-Government bonds were in good request at full and advancing figures notwith- standing the omission for the second time of the weekly bond purchase by the Treasury. The floating supply of bonds continues at minimum, while, az might be expected, there is fair demand invest ment consequent upon the low rates for money in this market. good counter business done, ings banks and other financial institutions having bought freely.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-20
Running at Saratoga.

SARATOGA, July 19.-The races are well attended. The first race, one mils, was won by Clarisina, with Boswell second time 1:488. The second race, 8 mile and five fur longs was won by Fortuna, Jim Black 2d, in 2:594. The third race, mile and quar- ter, was won by Annie Austria, with Sioux second, in 1:16a. The selling race was walk-over for Bradley The hurdle race, a mile and quarter over four hurdles, was won by Disturbance, with Frank A. Short sec ond. Time 2:244.
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prize fighter who was fined $20 and costs a few weeks ago for assaulting c. 0. Corbett, editor and proprietor of the Providence Tele- gram, made another attack on Corbett at 2 o'clock tonight at Rocky Point, where a German fete was in progress, and cut Corbett on the chin with ring which he wore. He was arrested and taken to the East Green Hich iail to be tried
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NEW YORK.
ArrixaIofthe Oheli.k.

NEW YORK, July 19.-The great historic obelisk of Alexandria, known Cleopatra's Needle, has arrived on American shores. The steamer Dessouk with the obelisk on board arrived in quarantine at late hour tonight and will probably come up to the city in the morning. Arrangements will at once be made for unloading the steamer.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-20
DrT.Dner st11l aoldtng Ont.

NEW YORK, July 19.-At noon Dr. Tanner commenced the twenty day of his fast. At that hour his pulse was IS, temperature 9s, respiration 15. During the afternoon he took drive. At $50 his pulse was P, tenn perature 99, respiration 15. At 9:22 he was weighed and only reached 134 pounds. At 9:30 he fell asleep and was sleeping soundly by midnight.
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A Ltfs-saving Dogs sagaelty.

MDDLETowN, July 19.-At Ellenville, Uls- ter county, yesterday afternoon, Frederick Barnard, aged nine years, was drowned in the canal. The boy rode big Newfoundland dog into the water and fell off. The dog diYed twice into the water for the boy, but as the latter had no clothing failed to rescue him. The dog gave warning and the body was recovered A few days before the dog had rescued boy by seizing his hand with his mouth.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-07-20
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. Western Crops. Indications of a Large
 General Yield. Greater Acreage of Wheat. Corn and Other Products Promising
 We'll. The ObeIisk in America. Hts Safe Arrival in New
 York Bay.
 THE WEST.
THE WEST.
Ohio.

Crop Reports-Promise of Good Yields-A
 Larger Acreage of Wheat-FIatterfng Condition of Other Crops.
 CINCINNATI, July 19.-Very full crop re- ports are published to-day from Ohio, Indi- ana Kentucky and West Virginia. In Ohio the wheat crop is light but this is more than eounterbalanced by the heavy increase in acreage, while the hay crop is greatly in e1 cess of last year. What is said of the wheat may also be said of the oats crop. The fruit crop exceeds that of any previous season during the past twenty years, and up to the date of the reports indicated fattering promise for @ bountiful yield. The corn and potato crops were never more promising. Indiana shows an extraordinary increase in her wheat acreage occasioned by the success sive heavy crops previous to the harvest just closed which induced many farmers to SOW wheat upon fields that years ago failed. As in Ohio the gain is short of weight, but tho increased acreage places the product far above that of any previous year. The re- ports from Kentucky and West Virginia are the same as those from Ohio and Indiana, except that the former reports considerable damage to wheat during the harvest by req son of heavy rains,
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

Marshal Bazaine is dying in Madrid
 Bulgarian troops are concentrating on the Roumelian frontier.
 The Porte has engaged several German off, cers to reorganize it's military institutions. Base ball yesterday: At Troy, Troys 12,
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Nove|O's Musical Publications.

O. DITsoN CO are Sole Agents for the UAited States for the extensiYe catalogue of
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spetial Notites.

BENJAMIN & FORD. FOR SUMMER.
 Fans,
 Ice Pitchers,
 Water Sets,
 Russia Leather Goods, Dressing Cases, Tasks, Drinking Cups, articles for the use of travellers. Silver Jewelry, Combs, Bracelets, Ball Pins,
 Link Sleeve Buttons, White Enamel Studs. Necklaces,
 Diamond Ball Covers, Onyx JeWe1ry, Lamps,
 Fine Stationery, Lace Pins. Store closed at 6 o'clock except Saturday. jy15 s
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THE NEW DOMINION.
Gold ..Ftnd,, at Yarmouth.

HALIFAX, N. S., July 19.-Gold was dis covered in large quantities short distance outside of the town of Yarmouth by poor French boy, who has sold his secret for a sufficient sum to give him competency for
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THE SOUTH.
Georgia.

An Episode of Southern Courtship.
 COLUMBUS, July 19.-W. J. Barton, mer- chant, followed up c. D. Willis, clerk who was paying attention to Burton's daughter against her fathers will, and fired six shots at him. Willis returned four shots, infiict- ing mortal wound
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A Missing Contractor.

NORTH ADAMS, July 19.-John Nelson, who is stone contractor for the New Haven and Northampton railaoad, now building near Greenfield, has been missing several days, and fears are entertained that he has been foully dealt with On Thursday, when last seen in Greenfield, he drew $1, TOO from the bank to pay of his help. No clue to his where abcuts since.
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NOTICE 

7HNO ALL Telegraph and Telephone Companies in 1 the City of New Haven. I hereby forbid any wires being put on to my buildings or over my prem ises in the city without my permission and order all wires removed from my buildings my premises without written permit from me for the same to remain. N. F. HALL.
 jy2O St 143 Orange Street.
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CHICAGO, July 19.-The starch and glucose factory at the corner of Wallace street and Archer avenue, which was reported burning last night, was entirely consumed. The loss was $50, 900; insurance $40, ,OOO, to cover fuctuation in stock, which happens to be light at the present time.
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Massac achusetts.
A Peculiar Accident.

WORCESTER, July 19.-Eugene Carew, twenty weight years old, fell from rowboat ct Lake Quinsigamond Sunday evening. The row-lock caught in the abdomen, making serious and painful wound. He lies in crit ical condition.
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Rai1road Property Burned.

FoRT FAIRFIELD, Me-, July 19.-A fire at Caribou this morning destroyed the engine house, two engines end other property be- longing to the New Brunswick Railroad Com pany. Loss 1925, 900; insurance not ascer- tained.
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Anlllsenrents.
Excursion andPicnic

OF THE Church of the Messiah to ' ParloF 9sSS Rock' on the Housatonic Railroad Wednes- &% day, July 21, 1880. Train leaves depot at q. m. Fare for round trip, T5c Children, 35c. Tickets be obtained at Geo. D. Lambs 199 Chapel street. and of the committee at the depot before train leaves. iyl9 3t
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Tennessee.

Yellow Fever at Memphis. MEMPHIS, July 19.-A travelling salesman from Trenton, N. J., was taken sick last night with all the symptoms of yellow fever. This is the first supposed case this year.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARRIAGES.

Meriden, July 18th, Zeno Pease of Hartford, and Augusta L. Curtiss of Mer den.
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Kentucky.
Shot Dead for Givingt the Lie.

Shot Dead for Giving the Lie. PINE KNOT STATION, July 19.-John Rey- holds, of Tennessee, gave Dr. Whitney the lie at the State line to-day, when both drew re- velvers and fired. At the second round Rey- holds fell dead
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Accident to nm Excursion Train.

CINCINNATI, July 19.-At 1915 this morn ing an excursion train from Put-in-Bay to Indianapolis was ditched about five miles east of Antwerp, Ohio, and all the coaches smashed up. Edwin R. Stewart, of Noble vile, Ind, was drowned in the ditch Walter Waters, of Indianapolis, private secretary of Hon. W. H. English, Stewart Hurst of Peru, Ind, and J. c. Greene of Westfeld, Ind, were fatally injured. Fen persons were dan gerously injured, all from Indiana, and twen- ty-one others are more or less hurt
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ENGLAND.
New Hampshire.

Following Her Husbands Steps.
 DOVER, July 19.-Early Sunday morning Mary Kearns, widow, fell down stairs and broke her neck She died instantly. Five years ago her husband fell in the same place, and died soon aft@.