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Morning journal and courier., 1880-09-27
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The Demand for Silver Cefn-Large
 Daily Shipments.

The Demand for Silver Cetn-Large
 Daily Shipments.
 WASHINGTON, Sept 26.-The cashier of thetreasury is now shipping to different parts of the country, principally South and West, about $25, 1000 daily in fractional currency. The demand for fractional silver has doubled within week The orders are mostly for dimes, quarters and half dimes. Much of the silver was sent out in bags containing $7O each, which go through the mails as regis tered matter This mode of distributing coin is said to have become quite popular and orders are constantly arriving for mail packages, especially from places where there are no banks, which are distant from centres where fractional silver aceumulates. Some silver has been sent in this manner to post offices as far distant as Oregon. It is mo- ticed that in sending orders to the treasury the term fractional silver coin' is very ire auently construed to include the two three and five cent pieces; but it does not Those coins should be ordered direct from the mint.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Sailed, the huema- nia for Hamburg, the Alsatia for London Arrived, the Germanic from Liverpool, the Amsterdam from Rotterdam, the Vaderland from Antwerp, the Alsia from West India ports
 Antwerp-Sailed, the Belgianland for Phil adelphia.
 Cardiff Sailed, the Rheubina for New York.
 Hayre-Sailed, the Canada for New York.
 Hamburg-Sai1ed, the Silesia for New York
 London-Sailed, the Victoria for New York
 ueenstown-Arrived,s the Gallia, Arizona and Olympus from New York, the Heela from New York September 18th.
 Bremen-Sailed, the Neckar for New York
 Liverpool-Arrived, the Bothnia from New York. the Scandinavian from Montreal, the City of Brussels from New York
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FOR RENT, I@ 5 ROOMS, three minutes walk from the City Eaiii1a Market; possession Sept. l. EAiii 5 Rooms No. Is Gill street. near Chapel 5 Rooms No. 8 Lewis street, Fair Haven 3 Rooms on Congress avenue, near Lafayette street. These tenements are all convenient, and have gas and wafer Tnouire of JACOB HELLER, aui9 Room No Yale National Bank Building.
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Great Britain.

The Movements of the Allied Fleet.
 LONDON, Sept. 26.-A Ragusa dispatch says Vice Admiral Seymour has resolved that the Montenegrins should attack while the fleets shelled the Albanian positions, sparing Dull cigno itself At the last moment Prince Nj kita telegraphed Vice Admiral Seymour to wait for the arrival of his foreign minister It is feared that Prince Nikita is funking. Riza Pasha snergetically threatens to oppose the attack of any nationality The Turkish ironelad at Dulcigno has been ordered to
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TESTIMONIAL FROM

William M. Granniss, Fair Haven, Conn .
 is Ia to certify that for several years was af1ct ad 1rith Disease of the Liver and Kidneys, and was tro,bled very much with Dyspepsia and constant I1; i nv Rack and Affection the Spine. was unft for any hard labor. I was treated by severa nhysicians but never received any permanent pene ft y,Tt1 annIied to Dr. Fiske and sat1shed ne Is the only one that understood my case. ne amned me clairvoyantly and explained my odseaei the seat of my diseases He also gave me seH eral magnetic treatments which entirely s his P-eatn,ent only two months, and feel oeJter now than have before for two years ana acted M te ne,y ;1t tbe noctor at once. If he can do TOT yot 1t b has done for me- you will ever have cause te feel grateful. SlhcereiS WI M GRANNISS,
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"Amode1 of perfect mechanical action.n Simple, noiseless always working order, easily managed
 durable. Sold on easy monthly payments, hber-
 I aI discount for cash. ,ss DOMESIIC"OFFICE,
 Ea27 206 Chapel Street.
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NEW YORK.
Acnse of Wholesnle Poisoning.

ACnse of Wholesale Poisoning.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Information was Received at the Delancey street police pre- cinct last night that one man, two women and two children were dying from the effects of poison at the house No. 55 Suffolk street. Captain Copeland at once despatched his de- tectives to the place, who, after short ae- sence, returned and confirmed the story of the poisoning. They gave the following ac- count of it: Some two weeks ago Ellen Shaughnessey, the housekeeper for Patrick Shaughnessey, purchased a quantity of ar- senic from neighboring drug store to kill rats with. Yesterday evening, at about half past o'clock, Ellen cooked some gruel for tea. Desiring to put some salt in it, she, mistaking the arsenic box for the salt box, emptied the contents into the saucepan. The following named persons partook of the poisoned food Ellen Shaughnessey, twen- ty-nine years; Catharine Shaughnessy, thir- teen years; Margaret Shaughnessy, eight years; Hugh Cassidy, thirty-two years, and Ann Cassidy, forty-four years Shortly after supper they began to feel burning sensa- tion in the region of the throat and stomach, and vomited considerably. They complained of having been poisoned and after an ex- am1natlon Ellen SnaugnnesSy QlScoFeIou JUG mistake she had made. She cried out My God, we are all poisoned!'' On hearing this they all fell on the floor, shrieking for help. Fully half an hour they endured the terrible l torture before any one came. Patrick Shaughnessy then came in, and, on receiving l the news of the poisoning, ran to the resi- dence of Dr. Charles Sherman, of No. 145 | Clinton street, and related his story. The
 physician at once proceeded to the residence 1 of the poisoned family and gave them an an tidote. This relieved them somewhat The doctor states that had the call for medical aid l been delayed much longer, it would have been of no avail; as it is, he has great hopes of the recovery of the sufferers, Late last 1 night they were sleeping soundly.
 1 Jumped After a Ferry Boat.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 26--James McTavis,
 aged 40, jumped after Courtlandt street ferryboat, Friday afternoon, as it was leav
 ing the slip. He fell short, struck his head
 against the edge of the boat and was throwr
 into the water, whence he was picked up ane
 taken to the Chambers street hospital, suffer
 ing severely.
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Fafnl AfTray Between Miners.

P1rrsBUnG, Sept. 26.-Friday night des perate quarrel occurred at the Buffalo coa mines few miles above this city, which re suited in the murder of miner named James Trainor. A few days ago he had beer playing penny poker in the saloon of miner named Joss and succeeded in breaking the bank This riled Joss, who ordered him out of the house and told him never to return. Last night Trainor visited the saloon in al intoxicated condition, when he was ordered to leave He left, and returned later witt cooked pistol in his hand. As soon as ht entered the door Joss drew pistol and sho him in the abdomen From the effects of th' wound he died yesterday afternoon. Jos has been arrested. Both are married ant have families.
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Our Underwear Department

Is complete with bargains and we mention: Very good Gents Wrappers and Drawers at 25c. Excellent Ladies' Wrappers and Drawers, 25c. Boys Wrappers and Drawers, 15c.
 ChiIdren's Wrappers and Drawers, 12c. Our Scarlet Wool Shirts at S1 would like to be com pared with other merchants at S1.25.
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NEW ENGLAND,
Massachusetts.

St. Julien Fails to Lower His Record.
 BOSTON, Sept 26-A great crowd assem- bled yesterday at Beacon Park to witness St. Julien in his effort to beat his own record and that of Maud S. His fine appearance as he was driven on the track elicited spontane- ous and enthusiastic applause. The horse was in fine form, and it was confidently ex- pected he would in his best heat, notwlth- standing the formation of the track, level, if not go under the time recently made at Chi cago by Maud s. The track was in splendid condition. There was little or no wind and everything, except the proverbial slowness of the Beacon Park mile was in St. Julien's favor. In his first heat Hickok only sent him around in 2:24. In the second heat Hickok nodded for the word on the third ats tempt and St. Julien sped away for the quarter pole, which he reached in 0:323, three and half seconds quicker than in his prev1- ous heat From here to the half mile the same time was recorded, passing the half mile pole in 1:O44. The next quarter was | made in 334 seconds, making the three-quar- ters in 1:3S From here the horse came down the homestretch at a rattling pace, and | as he passed under the wire in 2;134 received 1 perfect ovation from the excited crowd. He l was brought third time, but only succeeded 1 making Z:lO 10 ms cToO1G. Ot 3 l time is considered by turfmen here as equal i to the record of Maud s. at Chicago, as the I Beacon Park track is conceded to be three l seconds slower than that at Chicago in con sequence of numerous abrupt turns, Hlckok 1 whichclaims loses his horse at least foot | and ahalf at each turn.
 Fishery Outrages in Newfoundland.
 GLOUCESTER, Sept. 26.-Captain Charles
 Martin, of the fishing schooner Martha C., ot
 and at this port from Grand Bank codfish.
 ing voyage, reports that his vessel was twice
 boarded by hostile parties of Newfoundland
 CTS. on August 2d and 29th while the crew
 was engaged in rigging for squid and fishing
 operations were forbidden. The invaders
 threatened on the latter occasion to drive the
 vessel from the grounds. Captain Martin
 dared them to interfere with him, and, con tinuing to fish, he was not further molested He heard that several of the Newfoundland
 CTS had been arrested by the local authorities
 for unlawful interference with American fish
 ermen.
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Minnesota.
Ararrific Hail storm,

ST. PAUL, Sept. 26.-A dispatch from Flu cled, Manitoba, says frightful hail storm with thunder and lightning visited that place yesterday. Hail stones four inches long and eipht inches in circumference were found. The sides and roofs of the buildings were pei ted and the noise made was appalling. Seve- ral persons were injured.
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FOR RENT,

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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Special correspondence of JOURNAL AND COURIER
JOHN H. DAVIS & Co.,, RanIars and Rrfikers. IT Wau str

H. OAFIS N I
 Bankers and Brokers, IT Wall street,
 NEW YORK, Sept. 25. 1880. ) The Stock Market.-This market has been irregu- lar and yesterday exceedingly weak. There has not been at any time this week tone of decided strength in the market and finally with the decline in Gov ernment bonds and the sharp downward turn in such leading stocks as Western Union Telegraph the Wa bashes and Union Pacific, the whole list fell on The market to-day was less active and steady. The Bond Market.-There has been declining market for Government bonds, though there was an inward transaction to day of 1a5s of one per cent There has been an absence of strong buyers lately and this accounts for the decline quite much as the free offerings Of bonds
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$500 Reward {!

WYE will pay the above reward for any case of
 w Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion Constipation or Costiyeness we cannot with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills when the d1- rectons strictly complied with They are purely Vegetable and fail to give satisfaction Sugar Coated Large boxes, containing 30 Pills, 25 cents For sale by all Druggists Beware of commercials and limitations. The genuine manufactured only by JOHN c. WEST x CO.,, The Pill Makers" 191 and 183 W. Madison street, Chicago trial package sent by mail prepaid on receipt of cent stamp.
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Indiana.
Rurnsdand scalded.

MaD1seN, Sept 2e-By the bursting of a steam pipe on the Maggie Harper. Engineer Bawyer was so badly scalded that he jumped oyerboard and was drowned. Five of the boats hands also were severely scalded. Two of the latter are in the Marine Hospital here, one of whom will die.
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THE WEST.
Missouri.

A Fatal Difference Of Opinion.
 ST LOUIS, Sept. 26.-In a difficulty in beer saloon on Levee and Spruce streets this afternoon over Presidential prospects, Henry Pahl was dangerously stabbed in the abdo- men by William Roth. It is believed Pahl cannot recover. Roth has been arrested.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.

Base ball Saturday At Brooklyn, Metro- politans TO- Jersey Citys 4; at Providence, Troys 3, Providence l at Worcester Bos- tons 8, Worcesters 3 at Chicago, Clevelands 8, Chicagos 3 at Cincinnati, Cincinnatis 3, Buffalos 3, (called on account of darkness.)
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VOL. XLVIH.
TMants.
WANTED

WANTED, A SITUATION plain cook, laundress, or to do "A general housework; city or country reference se97 1ts ssO COLUMBUS AVENUE.
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a(em a5aren- 9ailg sagprning 9onrnal and Gontler.

withdraw The AIbanians are Hooking to Dulcigno. :,
 A later dispatch from Dulcigno says it is believed the sailing of the fleets has been postponed till Wednesday. It is reported that Mouktar Pasha is at Scutari
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THE NEW DOMINION.

Another Free Advertisement.
 OTTAWA, Sept. 26.-Major Walsh, of the Northwestern mounted police, was in this city yesterday. and wished to deny the re- port that Sitting Bull would go on an exhi- bition through the country. The Major says there is not a semblance of truth in the ru- nor.
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 T. ,arnnanently located in New Haven, conn.,
 fOmce-NO. 27O Chapel Street,
 -HERF he can be consulted regularly every w noonth from the morning of the l0th untll the o74tb at noon Office hours from a. m to p: 1
 nr Fiske has had twenty-nine years experience ln tho ractice of medicine, and has made thousanos or inc most astonishing cures of all chronic ana Ione stsnding diseases of whatever name nature Ihose ybo are afiicted with any disease CT pain should con snlt Dr. Fiske at once, matter how long you nave been out of health what diseases you are suffering from or how many doctors you have employed m vain or how much medicine yoa have taken or no" ittIa faith you have. He will tell you at once the na tre of the disease and where it affects you the most and the progress it has made upon the system, ana describe the symptoms thereof and will @ furnish t ecines prepared from the best of selected roots +Losa who wish their speedy and permanent cure a+ . reasonable price, either by the week or montn. rre doctor also gives valuable advice on business atters and all the affairs of life, both socla ana Snsncia1 including journeys lawsuits ga1ns losses I,sant Friends and great success in selecting lucky 1,,nhers Sittings for business affairs or exan1na- tion of the sick $1 Communications by letter upon or health must contain $2, age, sex, lock CT .ir and staInp Address Lock Box 1.253, Norw1ch CI n IT AXE NOTfCE-Dr. Fiske will not visit Bridge ror ar Ansonia again this season. Patients w1shing fo consnlt the Doctor will find him at his ofhce zf0 ChapeI street New Haven, Conn., the days mentloneo @ sbove He will also be at the City Hotel Soutn oor- walk Ct Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 2S ana zs; Tse Dr. & W FISKE'S VALUABLE LlNlMENI- For aaIe by all Druggists.
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Eneli.h vessels RsoonnoIterIng.

LONDON, Sept. 26.-A dispatch from Ra- gusa says the British dispatch boats Helicon and Falcon have started on reconnaissance in Albanian waters. Vice Admiral Seymour and the principal foreign officers except those of the French vessels are on board.
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Circulating Library.

NoW is the time to subscribe for the Fall and IN Winter terms. I will mention Tramps Abroad, Beautys Daughters, Undiscovered Country, Trouble some Daughters Stillwater Tragedy, Wild Hyacinth Lost for Woman, New Rue Salvage, Odd or Even, Louisiana Mary Anerley, John Caldegate 10c per volume. Card for months $1.50 one year $4. Call for catalogue. 75 Orange street. -
 se27 L. B. BARTHOLOMEW.
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Bargains in Carriages !

XKTAGONS, Beach Wagons, Phetons, Top Carrfa-
 w ges Shifting Top, Patent Wheels, new and sec ondhan The cheapest and best place in the city to purchase anything the above line is at the manu- factory of D. TOBIN, 1O4 Howe street. N. B.-Re- pairing of kinds promptly attended to and at low
 est rates Carriages and Wagons stored and soId on
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New York Produce Market.
 NEW YORK, Sept. 25. FLOUR-In buyers favor and very moderate ex- port home trade demand; sales +, 800 barrels State B 65 Ohio s4 1Oa5 Is Western s 25a4 60 Southarn $4 75a5 50.
 WHEAT-Slightly in buyers favor; sales 80,0O0 bushels No red, Oct, S1 06a1 065s 72 900 do Nov S1 O8a $1 O71E 900 do Dec, 0916 cash S1 O61 bid, $1 084 asked.
 CORN-Lower; sales 16O.OOO bush mixed Western spot, 5O1la50Ac, do futures 5024a522&c. OATS-Heavy: sales - bushels, State 43a464 Western 42a461{c. Sales 45OOO bushels, including No. 2 November, 3Sc. BEEF-UnchRnged. PORK-Dull. Mess, $15 25a15 50. { LARD-Steady sales 160 tierces steam rendered $S 333. ] BUTTER-Firm Ohio 16a32 State. 20a32 SUGAR-Duu. MOLASSES-Unchanged PETROLEUAI-Weak. RICE-Steady. COFFEE-Firm. FREIGHTS-Sleady. ! SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE-Firm at 3ea 39c | ROSIN-Quiet and steady at $1 50a1 55. TALLOW-Unchanged at 5-16a6 7-16.
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keAA NICELY furnished Rooms, in suites or single
 Ssiis rooms with all modern conveniences, furnace R1lI heat, hot and cold water: Apply on on the premises, I'll GROWN STREET,
 se15 eodtf Corner of High
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2oar0 all0 8oonls.
FOR. RENT
Real Gstate.
Houses and Lots For Sale or Ex.

Houses and Lots For Sale or Ex-
 change.
 &HA1s Cottage House, has 10 rooms, for sale at E5'H bargain near the line of the horse cars; lot ERiiG 52x150 A tvO-fami1y House Ferry street and would like to get offer for the above houses are anxious to sell Also a number or first-class Brick Houses and others, located central price and terms can be made satisfactory. Water frOnt lots in West Haven, also lots in different parts of the city.
 FOR RENT.
 Anumber of first-class Houses and Ten ements one furnished House, with all modern tn- provements can be seen at any time; to rent low. Money to joan real estate.
 Reai Estate Office 49 Church Street, Room Foadlev Building. Ofice open evenings. As Fe OONAS4OOEAe
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New Haven Orphan Asylum. TNHE monthly meeting of the managers will be held at the Asylum, 348 Elm street. on Thursday morn ing this week. Sept Both at quarter after 10 o'clock It is desired that every manager be present.
 MRS. HENRY CHAMPION,
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DANCING! i!
Summer Sesurts.
FORBES HOUSE,
Grand Bargains ;!

yyyHE VERY BEST Early Rose Potatoes at roc. per \ bushel- =. 1,.u4oa. at oEc ,,- ,,,, e0 hoxes nice loose Raisins at 1Oc. per lb I5O boxes good cheese at Sc. per lb. Nice Block Island Codfsh at sc. per lb Eat salt Mackerel at 24c per dog. Canned Corn Beef at 25c. Fresh country Eggs at 22c. per doz We sell the best Teas for the least money
 D. M. WeHch & Son, Nos. 2S and 80 Congress Avenues aaOk
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DR. s. w. FISKE,

 The Celebrated ClairVoyan1 fhysIch' and Magnetic Healer, BusineSs
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TO RENT,
 -A4AA LARGE Dining Room and Rooms in rear, HF., all connected and good large cellar, well !ii tilated, with water, gas, water closet, &o, in front of Rubber shop on Greene street; good place for restaurant: will rent reasonable to the right party For further particulars, inquire of JOHN WEIGH, sao1 East and Greene Streets
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FORSAIE

OIU AEA FINE country seat and farm of A acres Es also 60 acres in to 10 acre plots at $lOO pel Mll acre, adjoining Woodmont station. Address AA--~ JR. AIRES, .1A1ro Woodmont, Ct,
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FOR SALE LOW.

kA HOUSE, large Barn and other outbuild- iiH ings 6 acres of land, well stocked with choice EaiIl fruit also Cows and Horses, Wagons and Harnesses and one of the best paying MILK ROUTES in New Haven city-within miles of City Market. Will be sold very low. Inquire of
 H.. B. SHEPHERD, se21 Cts Stall 20 City Market
The Northern Pacific farmer. [volume] (Wadena, Minn.) 1878-1885, 1880-10-28

not a favorable place for tableau, he
mastered his impulse to catch Maud in
his arms, and merely observed in a
whisper that she was a gem of the first
water and that he would give his con-
sent, too.
Old Muller sat in his library that
night when Maud and Adolphus enter
ed the house, and the young man was
soon Frustrated at his feet, clasping
him tightly around the legs, and i'm
ploring his permission to marry his
daughter
''Ahem!' remarked Muller.
George Adolphus thought this rather
meaningless remark was favorable in
dication, and so squeezed the old mans
legs harder than before.
"Come, young man." said Mr.. Muller,
.you are filling my slippers with tears.
Rise up and let go my legs
"Oh, do you give your CONSENT" Sob
bed George Adolphus.
"Consent!' roared the old banker,
"heavens and earth! OF course do.
Here, Maud, take this lunatic away and
get me dry pair of socks"
And they were happy ever after
ward.