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Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-15
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LOCAL NEWS.
RrScK Memft0na

Brief Mention.
 The frame of the new depot at Newtown was raised yesterday.
 The crypt of Center church will be open to visitors this Saturday afternoon from till o'clock.
 The Bridgeport sharpshooters will have a picnic and prize shooting at Schutzen Park, West Stratford, Monday.
 The Connecticut diocesan convention of the Protestant Episcopal church will be held June sth at some place yet to be named by the bishop.
 Rev. W. E. Brooks will lead the usual meeting fer the study of the Sunday school lesson this afternoon at o'clock in Y M. 0. A. Hall.
 The Hartford Courant is authority for the statement that a large, healthy American leech was recently found in the milk left at a house in the north part of that city.
 Tomorrow evening at English Hall ad- dresses are expected from Hiram Camp, Esq.,, and General Frank D. Sloat. MT. 0. B. Will lis will lead the singing. The Salvation Army songs will be used.
 We wish to remind our readers that they will do we'll to purchase thair tickets to the Yale-Harvard game at Beers College Drug Store, and thereby save themselves the trouble of waiting ct the ticket office at the park.
 Profession Vaughan, of Virginia. will de- liver a lecture ct the hall of the Labor Lyce. csum, No. Il Insurance building, on Sunday afternoon at three o'clock. The sub. iect of his discourse will be s'The Needs of the People"
 A freight train on the Consolidated road, from Harlem river to Boston, was wrecked at midnight Thursday night, at the peat beds near Meriden. The breakdown of an over. loaded caused the accident. Five cars were demolished, but no person was injured. A man ran across the Hartford track al Meriden, Wednesday evening, right in front of the lightning express south. Having got across he whisked aro und, and fired a shot from A revolver at the locomotive. The bal struck the woodwork of the cab and passed within 9 foot of the engineers head
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-15
NEw HAVEN, CONN.
Saturday Morning. May 15. 1880.
NsW ADFER7IsBMENTs T'n-DA '.

~ Auction Sale-Peck & Brown. Black Cashmere Dresses-At Bretzfeders. Rrsnch Onhce-Aowe Band. Browns A. B. Bread-46 Dixweu Avenue. Bread-S. s. Thompson Y Go. Back ASain-Thomas Williams. Cloth Jsckets-At Bretzfelder's. Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup-At Druge1sts. Elegant Billiard Parlors-O. H. Miller. For Rent-Ssore-T. G. Sloan. Fo- Sale-Wagon-123 Day Street. For sale-Houses and Lots-L. F. Comstcck. For Sale Land-Charles Sheltcn. Fresh PeAnuts-Mix & JudBon. Malt Bitters-At Druggists.
 Meals at All Hours-A. Hickman. New Scarfs-Srnith Stone. Notice to oOontractors-Charles E. Fowler. N tics to Contractors-Hoepital Building Committee Original New York Market-Guy 8. Frazey. Sunday Rers ic- s-Ohurch of the Ascension. Sunday Services-At Third Church. Sunday Services-At Church of the Messiah. Sunday Services-Loomis' Temple of Musfc. Sunday Services-At Second Advent Church. Sunday Services-First Baptist Church. s n lay Services-A Advent Church. Sunday Services-At Dwight Place Church. Sunday Services-At Howard Ave. Gong. Church. Sunday Services-At East Gong. Church. Sunday Services-At St. John Street M. E. Church. Sun Umbrelas-At Bretzfelder's. Si k Handkerchiets-Smith & Stone. Strawberries-Mix Judson. Wanted-Agents-Francis VaDca Wanted-Tenenent-"J H. w."
 wanted-Girl-'81 Temple Street. wanted-Siuation-2 West Water Street.
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Runaway.

Yesterday afternoon quite an excitement was created on Chapel street at the corner of Union. horse attached to light road wagon came up the street at fearful speed. At the corner of Union the horse shied and the wagon was dashed against post and up- set. The horse kept on, and when on the iron bridge fell, partly got up and fell again, ard ran the shaft into his side near the fore shoulder, making gaping wound and cutting blood vessel. A crowd soon stood about the injured horse, and the owner, who was Mir. Wm. I. Kinney, formerly livery stable keeper in the city. had the assistance of sev- eral gentlemen in staunchiDg the flow of blond
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-15
Howe Band Concert.

most delightful concert by the Howe band of Bridgeport was given on the Green last evening Hundreds of people gathered around the flag staff on the Green to listen to the ''strains of sweetest music, and the con- mendations were universal
 Later in the evening the band serenaded our office, and rendered in most charming manner 'sWhen I know that thou art near me-" by Abt. An ''encore" brought out a most charming cornet solo and sccompani- ment, in which the powers and skill of MT. Robinson, the leader, were brought out with much prominence. This excellent band have established a branch office at Loomis' Temple of Music.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-15
Back at the Old Place.

MT. Thomas Williams has returned to No. S6 Court street, formerly Frank Moriarty's g, and has very handsomely rsftted the premi' ses and rendered them more attractive than ever before. He has named it Moriarty's Quiet House, and will endeayor to maintain the old reputation when Moriarty's was fla mous keeping the best of English ales and the choicest wines, liquors, cigars, etc. Fine private parlors have been provided. The ele- gant decorative papering was by Fairman Son. Mr. Williams opened last evening, en- tertaining large number of prominent citi- zens with a fine collation..
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-15
Two School Buildings Destroyed.

Two school buildings were destroyed by fire at North Manchester yesterday morning at o'clock. A blacksmith shop and Child's grain store were destroyed. The church bell was rung The town people fought the flames en masse. In response to word sent to Hartford fire steamer was got ready, but the request was countermanded. The two buildings were insured for $3, 100. Loss $4 500.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-15
Successful Burglaries i'm Hartford
 Rni


 Three chicken thieves were espied by a Hartford policeman yesterday morning, hay. ing bag between them. He played his points well and captured two of the men. The bag was filled with fowls. Later in the day the officer bagged the third man. Three houses on Asylum Hill, Hartford, were visited by burglars Thursday night. Charles E. Perkins' residence was robbed of a lot of silverware, etc. At Wm H. Posts house lot of articles which Mir. Post was going to give toward the Ladies' Bazar, were taken. The house of T. Sedgwick Steele was robbed of a large quantity of silverware.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-15
Yale VSe Harvard.

great game is expected between the Yale and Harvard University hines this afternoon at Hamilton Park. Lovers of base ball will surely find this game one of the greatest at. fractions of the season. There has been such a demand for tickets as warrants the expec. tation of a mammoth audience. Enthusiasm prevails On inc campus for Yale, though Har- yard, it is conceded, brings 8 strong team.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-15
unIicamsad Dogs.

Last year at this time, nearly six hundred dogs had been licensed. The records in the Town Clerks office show that only about three hundred and fifty have been licensed
 this year to date. On the first of June the Selectmen will proceed to prosecute all per
 sons who have not complied with the law,
 which is much more severe this year than for
 merIy
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County Commissioner.

The County Commissioners yesterday trans ferred the licenses of Martin Pfuderer to Kath. erine Pfuderer, at 104 Lamberton street of John Donovan to James Painter, at 419 Or. chard street, and of Margaret Gallagher to John Redmond, at 219 Wallace street. A liquor license was granted to Charles B. Shaw, at Waterbury, and beer license to Peter McHugh, at 5s Oak street, this city.
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 Congress Water.-This famous water is Q well known Specific for Constipation Indigestion, and an Disorders of the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Bladder, etc. Other crude Mineral Waters, domestic and J0TeigI not only aggravate such disorders when they exist, but being itats, posittueky induce them by their effect on the mucous membrane. All Mineral Waters that are dangerous irrtGts may be known by their Gcrid-1cfd like after taste.
 For sale, in bottles only, by all leading druggists, groceEs and hotels.
 CONGRESS & EMPIRE SPRING Go,
 my6 eod5W Saratogs, N. Y.
 T. c. Chesley. M. D.
 DB. J. 0. CHEsLEY, the well-known Natural ist, Eclectic, Botanic Physician and Surgeon of Boston and vicinity, for the past twen ty. five years, and now on his tenth year of travel in the New England States and some in others, and on his second year in Connecticut where he has met with great success In the treatment of Chronic diseases of most every every nature, will be at the Madison House, 40 State street, New Haven. Conn, where he can be consulted for the next 30 days. Consultation and examination free of charge, , visits and medicines very reasonable. my1T tu, s&w
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-15

From South Carolina, North Carolina, Vir eipia and Maryland. The South Carolina Der ries are very ripe and sweet. The Marylands are an early variety, small, but just what are wanted for shortcakes. We have a large sup. ply to day and think we can please everyone in quality and price.
 MIX & HUDSON, City Market.
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Onaratiyes and Laborers.

Lecture by Benjamin Moves at the Opera House Monday Evening.
 As will be seen by the following correspond
 ence, Mr. Benjamin Moves, at the desire of
 many of the prominent gentlemen of this city; will deliver lecture at Goes Opera
 House next Monday evening. The lecture
 will doubtless draw large audience, and be
 well worthy of an attentive hearing: l- NEW HAVEN, April 90, 1880. To Benjamin Moves, Esq, New Haven. Dear Sr-The undersigned, having learned that you
 atives and laborers, would be glad to know if
 correctly informed and so, if you will designate
 early day when you waa dstveE the & sane: so,,. ,.o H. B. BiSelow, James Gallagher, Edwin Marble, M Zunder, Granville Weed s. E. Merwln, Jr., Wm B Pardee. Thos. F. McGrail, N IT Bushnell, Daniel Spencer, Henry G. Lewis, OntIes Eeterson, Wm L. Everit Geo. A. Butler, Leonard Bacon, Levi B. Bradley, Horace Day H. M. Welch. Reply of NIT. Moves. NEW HAVEN, May l3 1880. To His Honor Mayor Bigelow, Hon. James Gallagher and Other Citizens:
 GENrLEMEN-Please accept my thanks for your kind
 invitation to address the oPerAVes ana Iaporers or The wrtipg you refer to a lecture originally
 written part of volume which have in prepare | ton for publication in the near future.
 It will afford pleasure to meet ths operatives and
 Iaborers of New Haven, with their families and my other friends at Mir. Goes Opera House on Monday The writing now in the form of lecture entitled
 Property and Labor" and will occupy about forty minutes to deliver.
 and without charge. Very Respectfully Yours, BENJAMIN NoYEs.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-15
A SnecIalLOt of Barrains

Among the special lots which we propose to close out during the next few weeks at great discount from regular price will be: 15O pairs ladies' French kid button at $3. 200 pairs of cloth, hand sewed slippers at 50 cents.
 Ladies' hand sewed Congress $1. Ladies' hand sewed strap slippers $1. Ladies' bow sandal slippers $1.25. Ladies' bow "Josephines" $1.5 50. ChiIdren's French kid button $1. Ohildren's solid leather school shoes $1.
 CosaRovE the Shoe Man.
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Received This Morning.
 An immense stock of English and Scotch suitings and trowserings, of the latest impor- tatiops, from the most reliable houses, which we will sell at greatly reduced prices, with which no house in the city can compete. For perfection in style and fit, we challenge all our competitors. Respectfully yours, l.. Fl. FREEDMAN, No. 92 Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-15
Nexv York Market.

MT. Guy s. Frazey is now the sole proprle- tor of the New York Market at No. 34 Church street, and he will be glad to see all his old friends and as many new ones as may choose to favor him with their patronage. Meats,
 poultry and vegetables are sold at the lowest
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-15

Scissors and the paste pot are editors able assistants, if in fact they do not often usurp the functions of those who ought to be lead ers Always buy s. s. Thompson & Co.' s bread
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A Great Statesman once Said,

Closing out Mems and Boys Straw Hats at [ great sacrifice at Loeb's, 2S1 Chapel.
 my11 th&s
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Fine Etchfngs.

Messrs. Herman, Wunderlioh & Co.,, oi New York, have sent 8 fine collection oi etchings to be exhibited at Cutters ari store. Lovers of art in this form are invi- ted to examine this collection.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-15

Dr. Fiske has arrived at his parlors No. 270 Chapel street. Those in poor health will find l it to their advantage to consult the Doctor and be permanently cured. Medicines purely
 vegetable, pleasant to take and reasonable in
 I price. See his advertisement. my12 4d1w
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Rrown,s A. B. Bread

Truly wonderful in nervousness, general de bility, cancellation and dropsy-Malt Bitters.
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The babys cries are it's only method of let ting you know that it suffers and needs Dr Bulls Baby Syrup. Price 25 cents bottle.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-15

Celluloid Bosoms, Cuffs and Collars a Loeb's. my1l th6s
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Police Notes,

Schute, the junk dealer who was arrested in Meriden for stealing brass and who was ar rested in Raritan. N. J.. on bail piece, was yesterday taken before the Meriden City Court and bound over to the July term of the Supe- rior Court under $1, ,o0o bonds. h default of bonds he was brought to this city and lodged in jail
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-15

At Bretzfelder's, 312 Chapel Street. Elegant cloth jackets from $3 up. Cloth circulars from $3 up. Cashmere dolmans from $3.5O up. Cashmere wraps from $3 up. Cashmere capes from $3 up. Children's cloth jackets $2. Elegant silk dolmans, richly trimmed with passementerie and fringe, only $15. Elegant drap d etc dolmans, richly trimmed with passementerie and fringe, only $12. Linen ulsters $1 upwards. Splendid beaded silk fringe, inches wide, at 374c, worth 62c., at Bretzfelders. Genuine 'sAlexandre" Kid gloves, 95c. Josephine seamless kid gloves, 75c. button undressed kid gloves, soc. 6 button white kid gloves, 75c. 8 button kid gloves, 39c.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-15

'tThe Union must and shall be preserved" ]" Mix & Judson are not statesmen, but they do say the people must and shall have those fla nous fresh roasted Virginia peanuts for 5c.per quart Three hundred customers every Sat- urday testify to their superiority.
 City Market Chapel street entrance.
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90. loaves day old for &c.,; 5c. loaves da! old &c., Old English hop beer, home made Az Dixwell avenue
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We can show the best $5 French kid shoe, with Spanish arch instep, ever offered in this city, at Oosgroye's.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-15

Elegant Billiard FaflOrs.
 The finest in the State. None but temper ance drinks sold Ten frst-class tables, 3 pools. Adelphi Building, Chapel, corner Un- ion street. o. Fl. MILLER, Proprietor.
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THE WEATHER RECORD.
WAR DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER, IAsHINaToN, D. O., May 15-1 AIM. )
 Indications For the Middle States and New England, stationar, followed by falling barometer, northeast veering southeast wnds warmer, partly cloudy weather, pos sibly occasional light rain or fog on the coast.
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Blue silk handkerchiefs at Smith & Stones

Black cashmere dresses richly trimmed with satin and fringe at SIP.
 s. BRETzFELDER,
Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-15

Dr. Shears Catarrh Bonfume Cigarettes,
 best in the world. Sold at $40 Chapel street.
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The "Queen Victoria" very handsome slipper, with straps, only $2 at Cosgroves.
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s. BRETzFELDER.

Great sale of sun umbrellas and parasols at Bretzfelder's. His pric are lower than at other stores.
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Elegant Billiard Par

Meals at all Hours. Table board by the week. Fare first-class.
 A. HICKMAN, 445 State St.
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WEDDING PRESENTS. BENJAMIN G FORD,
 JEWELLERS.
AllCOck's Porous PIasters.

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLK GsENU- INEs Their high degree of perfection has been secured after years of exPeri- ment. Composed of the CHOICEST Gums and Extracts. We guarantee them the BEST external remedy.
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Personal,


 Mr. John Schwab is now with s. Loeb in the latter's gents furnishing store, PSI Chapel street.
 Miss Emma Alderman, daughter of a we'll known lumber dealer of Collinsville, IS bad ly injured by runaway in Hartford yester- day.
 Mrs. Robert Habersham Coleman, for merly Miss J. Lillie Clarke. of Hartford, died in Paris Tuesday. Her husband graduated from Trinity College, class of '7S.
 The Rt Rev. Bishop Williams offciated at the funeral of Mrs. Mary W. Brainard, of Portland, Conn.,, Thursday, assisted by the Rev. pr. Emery and Rev. Mir. Hartman. Car Wheels and the Anti.FrictiOn BOX
 A Notable Invention.
 On the arrival at New York the other day of the Shore Line train from Boston, due at APO p. m., there was gathering Of railroad men and much interest. The occasion was an opportunity to take peep at the new ln- vention, the s'Chaplin anti-friction car box" which railroad men who give much at tention to such subjects are satisfied will create revolution in car wheel making. Inc rear car of the train, the "Boston & ProVl- dence'' was fitted with this box, and 1t had been subjected to the severe test of run l from Boston on the fast train. The boxes bore the ordeal most successfully, as testified l to by all present Many other tests have been made with equally satisfactory results Leading New York journals highly endorse the anti-friction car box. The claim for the l invention is that it is great saving in ex- pense of oil, in expense of fuel, in the ab- | sence of hot boxes, etc., etc.
 Mr. o. R. Chaplin, of Boston, is the inyen- tor, and the company which has been formed, under the title of the "Ohaplin Anti Friction Gar Box Company" has for it's president Mr. John H. Haar. and in it's board of directors | Messrs. R. E. Kicker, w. O. Connor, Edward | l.. Donnelly, John z. Westervelt, Alexander Pollock, and Shepherd F. Knapp. The capi- l tai stock is fixed at $5, ,O0O, 900, divided into 5O, ,OOO shares at $1OO each. MT. J. A. H. Langley, the secretary, has visited New Haven and examined building sites, the company fla voring the location of the manufactory in New Haven if a suitable location is obtainable. Reports say that he will be in town again to- | day in further prosecution of this object. Further information concerning the company can beyobtained of McAlister x Warren, Fl | cira nf
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Sandal slippers for babies, a new style, at
 CosGRovE's.
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Go to OsbOrn'ss the popular natter, at 91 Church street.
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SfnaWherriRa

New scarfs at Smith * Stones.
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Hats! Hats! Hats!

Hats! Hats! Hats! At Osborn's, 91 Church street. We are showing fine assortment of gents patent leather pumps in all widths:
 CosGRovE the Shoe Man. Twenty different styles of gents low shoes at CosGRovE's. Gents cloth top shoes in all styles at
 CosGRovE's
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Trunks and Rags, strong and durable, at Osborn's.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Our mall and express department is now 50 thor oughly organized that the ladies living ont of town their shopping through us with perfect safety. and at prices just reasonable as they were themselves in New Haven, my4 eod&ws
, 1880-01-10


DosroS, Jun. 0.--An Augusta {AIe,) special
to thu Herald, tt,-tlay, snys: "Tl'o feeling Ut
tlua,bt aiMl disrust which prevails l,as li,-
creasetl rather tl,un diminished within twrIl-
ty-four l,ollrs. Thu military power, tllougl,
n, ttoDl,s t,ru called nut, IL becoming unnsu-
ally conspicuous for Maine. Gen. Chamber
laln Ii II, constant consultation with the civil
authorities, md IS gradually becoming an
impurtAnt figure. (ign. John Marshall
Brown, Of t.la stafT, arrived fram Portland
tl!s nlorn!ng, nld other old army officers are
expected to-tlay.
".rl,e conference at Senator E1ainu's house
Inst night lnste.l until late hour this ,torta-
Ing. Tcalaa were coMllllg .l,d aolng 10 aud
from tllo ll0use ns late us | n'utuck.
IN TIE SrATE-lIuusE,r
just beyond, all WIS quiet, the principal Of
i'ees lwing brilliantly lighted, M luoll were
visible but the lncn Wura there. i,
"At tho Augusta HOUSE oyusy person who
entered Or went out; up t' . o'cluck ut iel.st,
WIS an ob1cct Ut suspicion, alld closely
watched until lila business was klltnwil. =,
THIS AolsSlNu =.
tho politicians aru SOMEWHAT nervous, a.M
, 1880-01-10

THE CORRUPTION OF THE CA1lrET.uAG GOV.
ElsyMEST.
Special Dtpaleh 10 Tho Chicago Tribune.
W4asirfSGToS, D. c., Jan. 0.-The details
Of tho bargains Of the State Of South Cnr,-
lima with tic nletnpers If the former CARPET
bug State Government Are now for tic first
time nude public. 1t appears that tic State
made Il contract wifi Joscpiltls Woodruff,
Clerk OF the Senate; Nasll. colored Senator;
and Jones', Clerk Of the House, to the effect
TINT III consideration Of the surrender Of ccr-
tain property alleged to belong to tho State,
these persons should be granted immunity
froln oil criminal proceedings Ut public and
official character, al,d NIL civil actlons at
the suit 0f tho State involving thelt
official nets, except such as might arise from
thu Investigation OF tho management OF tlla
penal AMI charitable institutions then In pro-
grcss. Josephus Woodruff, the Clerk Of tia
Selnte,
SURRENDERED AUDITED CLAIMS,
against the Stats III the slape OF biz and
little bonanza warrants amounting to sa7,slt.
Besides tlIts he surrendered n ll0te fur $lHl,-
:l5o, given by Fnr1aau, the President OF the
Bank ri tile State, to tic Commercial Bank
Of COlunlbtn. 1t represents II 1Inlt In Con-
fe!crate nancy To- the State, md ts yaluc|ess,
nltatonEl. 1t Is, perhaps, worthy OF notice that
It lIntl BEEN held iii reserve rs a possible
future claim against the State. Woodruff
printing, nn4l conveyed to the State brick
buildings In Columbia valucdnt $4,000. The
other PERSONS named made surrender OF q
similar amount.