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Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-27
Our Blanket Department
Our Gents Furnishing Department

Ia complete and second to in the city We will give prices of a of the many bargains offered ID this department: Heavy Merino Shirts and Drawers Wool at 55c well worth 75c. Twenty-Five dozen Med icated Shirts and Drawers at S1 worth Sl3S stl net an examination of the goods. Compare them with others Ladies' Merino and Medtcated Vests ana at a great bargain, 33c to $l 25 ..- s
 We will offer special Inducements to the Ladles oI this city this week-55 dozen Corsets Among the Iot arc 0O dozen Cooley Globe Corset Patent Clasp Fro tector: the whole lot will be sold at 49c pair worth 75c and $1 We shall make this Fall the grandest CT fort of our lives try to please and cultivate part of the trade of this city and county The profits will be so low it cannot be otherwise. An examination solicited and goods freely exhibited in every depart ment with pleasure by
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Invfncibles, Co. A. BigeIo1v Battalion.

HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN INvINCIBLEs,(
 NEW HAVEN Oct 27 l Every member of this company is requested to ap- pear at their armory this "Wednesday evening at o'clock sharp, in full dress uniform Per order W. L. AUGUR, Captain. A. SCHAPPA, First Sergeant.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

The RegistratiOn In New Orleans.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-In regard to the registration proceedings in New Orleans and anticipated trouble there the following is the position taken by the government. The law authorizes the appointment of deputy mar shals to attend registration as well as elec- tions and it is the duty of the marshals to make such appointments when properly called upon. State supervisors of registration not refuse to allow us supervisors to see and examine the manner of registration. Deputy marshals cannot be paid for attending regis tration or elections, owing to the failure of the appropriation. They can, however, be paid for all services or processes regularly is- sued by United States court or commission.
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Fatal Fire-One Man Sufocated and
 Another Badly Burned.
 NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-A fire broke out at : o'clock in the lodging house of Charles Bon- sote, No 182 Washington street, and dam- aged the building to the extent of 5000. Joseph Connolly, twenty-three years old, a public porter, who lived in the house, was suffocated to death, and Jonathan White, a farmer, was horribly burned about the body. White was sent to the Chambers Street Hos pitaI The cause of the fire is unknown.
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The members of the Mechanics club will assemble
 the Wednesday night parade at Union armory, in
 Masonic Temple of Chapel and Union streets, at o'clock sharp.
 All mechanics not members of club request ed to join us. CHARLES H. COUCH, Secretary
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Fourth Ward.

The business men and mechanics of the Fourth
 ward are earnestly and cordially invited to assemble at the Republican headquarters 279 West Water
 street, Wednesday evening at 73O for the purpose of forming body to march to the general rendez'
 vous participate in the grand demonstration to be
 made by the Republican party of New Haven and vi cinity in honor of the Republican candidates. Per order ward committee
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Company c. Eighth Ward.

HEADQUARTERS Co. c, FOURTH REG'T,l
 BoYs BLUE EIGHTH WARD,
 New Haven, Oct. z6, 1S80 Members of this company requested to meet at Merwins HaIl Wednesday evening" the 27th inst, at o'clock sharp for parade. All members that do not parade will please send in their uniforms.
 Per order k. P. BUSH, Captain.
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purse of $2,5O0. Miss Pinneo rode back and forth in front of the grand stand until her rival had received the compliments of the judges but entered no protest. It is said she cried at her failure
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Eourth Repinenf.

The members of this company will report at Ex change Hall on Wednesday evening at o'clock, fo parade duty. Any member not going to parade vii bring in his uniform.
 By order of c, L. PARSONS, Captain.
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Jl1OOJ LONANL b 4OAOoA@J NN2As AJ0H1IS e14IS3
 Harm EOr Sale

ssA A SMALL FARM in the beautiful village of Branford. The farm contains acres of A No. 1 land in the best condition The house is in hrstrate order, and good supply of all kinds of fruit Being close to depot churches, school and seashore it is desirable place for any wishing pleasant home in the country. Price low if sold soon
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, o12 237 Chapel Street.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
pecial Correspondence of JOURNAL AND COURIER
JOHN IT. DAVIS & Co.,, Bankers and Brokers, IT Wall Street.


 NEW YORK, Oct. 26, 1880. ) It was dull day on the Stock Exchange far as speculation in railway and miscellaneous shares was concerned and this is condition of affairs which must be expected after the Presidential election is over The market irregular all day but closed with tirmness on ths sudden strength displayed in the Erie securities Reading, remarkable yester- day for rise from fl to AS, was remarkable to-day for a decline from 48s4 to 43.
 The Bond Market.-The market higher for the and steady for the others. District of Co., lumbia 365s sold at 98a. In State bonds Tennessee 6s new sold at 32A. Railroad bonds active and stronger.
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THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.
A Land Leaguer Under rArrest-Seeretary
 Forster Not Resigned.

A Land LeaSuer Under Arresf-Seeretary
 Forster Not Resigned.
 DUBLIN, Oct 26.-Mr. T. M. Healy, the gentleman who accompanied Mir Parnen on his recent trip through America, was arrest ed to-day at Cork on the order of the Attor- ney General MT. Healy is charged with ac- tive complicity with the plots of the Land Leaguers, and other arrests on the same charge will immediately follow The wis dom of the course adopted by the govern ment respecting these prosecutions is liable to grave doubt, but the vigor with which the government is pursuing its purpose is un- questionable.
 MT. Healy was promptly bailed. MT. Healy was arrested for intimidating 8 farmer named Manning J. W. Walsh, the Land League or ganizer who accompanied Mir. Healy when the alleged intimidation occurred, will also be arrested. The case will come up before the Bantry magistrates Monday next. There is great excitement in Cork, and the Land League will hold an indignation meeting Sunday on the farm that Manning has taken and will of the members of the Land League. Man ming is guarded by strong force of police.
 The rumored resignation of Mir. Forster, Secretary of State for Ireland, to which pub icity was given by the Dublin Tunes, has been officially denied.
 Meeting of the Land League-Attempt on
 a Bailih7s Life.
 DUBLIN, Oct. 26.-A meeting of the Land League was held to-day, fbut the members present were apparently ignorant of Mr. Healy's arrest at Cork. Mr. Dillon presided
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ID. R. Wright Zouaves.

Members of this organization hereby ordered to meet headquarters at 630 o'clock sharp this Wed nesday) evening" in full uniform and white gloves for participation in the grand parade.
 The lady friends of the company are requested to leave their contributions at the Yale Dining Rooms or at 57 Kensington street before D. m. H. E. LOOMS, Captain Commanding.
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Glrtaiun
signor F. PaoIo TamburelIo,
MUSIC AL- INSTRUCTION.
w. IF. Chandler

80, 32 and 34 Hoadley Building. se25 If
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ST. JOHN, N. B., Oct 26.-Willam Shea, aged 104, died at River John Saturday. He had thirteen children and leaves one hundred descendants
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POLITICAL NOTICES.
Woodbridge,

Woodbridge. The Republicans of Woodbridge are requested to meet in the basement of the Congregational church in said town, Monday evening" Nov. l. at o'clock for the purpose of nominating candidate for Repxe sentative A full attendance is desired Per order town committee.
 The Republicans of Orange requested to meet at the Town Hall on Friday evening, Oct 29th, at General Assembly. Per order town committed Co. A, Bigelow Guard. The members of this company will report at Ex- change Hall on Wednesday evening at o'clock, for parade duty. Any member not going to parade will bring in his uniform
 By order of c. L. PARSONS Captain. Fourth Regiment. HEADQUARTERS FOURTH RECT, Boys IN BLUE, NEW HAVEN, Oct. 27. ] In pursuance of General Order No. 10 the com handing officers of the several companies composing this regiment hereby ordered to appear with their respective commands at o'clock Wednesday evening, ing Chapel street. purpose taking part the State parade Every of the staff must be present and mounted.
 HENRY POTTER, Capt and Adj Colonel. Invfncibles, Co. A, Bigelov Battalion. HEADQUARTERS REPUBLICAN INvINCIBLEs,l NEW HAVEN Oct. 27. Every member of this company is requested to ap- pear at their armory this Wednesday, evening at o'clock sharp in full dress m uniform ,, A. scHAPPA, First Sergeant. BigeIow Zouaves. HEADQUARTERS BIGELow ZoUAvEs(
 NEW HAVEN, Oct. 27. ] Company Order No. s.
 The company will assemble at o'clock this evening for escort and parade.
 Per order FRANK E. AUSTIN, GEO. B. HART, Orderly. Captain.
 Garfield and Arthur Club No. 3. Every colored citizen of New Haven is requested to appear at Masonic Ha Webster street, this (wednes day evening" October 27th to take part in the great parade.
 Go. c, Veterans, Attention You will apear at Masonic Hall Webster street, on this Wednesday evening at 6so o'clock to take part in Per order w. G. HANCOCK, Capt. General E.. s. Greeley Continentals. assemble at their headquarters, Merwin's Hall this Wednesday, evening at 63o o'clock sharp for parade Per order J. J. BRADNACk c. B. POTTER, First Sergeant. Capt.
 Bigelovy Battalion.
 HEADQUARTERS BIGELow BATTALIoN,l
 SECOND REG'T, BoYs IN BLUE,
 New Haven, Conn.,, Oct. 26, lSa0) Order Mo- 6.
 at their armory at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening, Oct. 27, take part the State parade. Staff will report mounted at same time q and SrP plsGe- co, c CHARLES K. FARNHAM, Capt. and Adj.
 Third Regiment, Boys in Blue.
 HEADQUARTERS THIRD REGIMENT,)
 BoYS BLUE,
 NEW HAVEN, Ct-, Oct. 26 1Ss0.) The several companies of this command will assem- ble on Wednesday, Oct. 27, at o'clock p. prompt ly on Elm street. between Dwight and Garden, for ing Let every man be present and ready to move at the hour named Field and staff officers will report at the same time and place, mounted By order of F. 5; BUCKINGHAM,
 Colonel Commanding.
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NEW YORK.

Sara Bernhardt-Heri Arrival Expected TO-Day-PaIat1al Apartments for the
 Actress.
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ComPany A, Third Reg giment, J. H. Will kfns Escort.
 You are hereby ordered to assemble at your mory
 Wier's Hall, Elm street, at o'clock Wednesday ing, Oct. 27th - - Per order FLEETWOOD c. ANTHONY, Captain Com'g Company.
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Company c, William H. Layne,
 Escort, Attention!
Mechanics Club,

You hereby ordered to appear, in full uniform
 on tuesday evening" the 27th ins to take part il the great parade. Per order VIM. H. HANCOCK, Captain.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 26.-A special to the Neaos from White Hall, Mich, says the barn of MT. Jenkins near there was struck by lightning last night and burned. The owner who was in the barn at the time, was struck and in stantly killed.
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As THE new house No. IS Gill street. containing #iii nine rooms, water closet, bathing room, etc. L!I Possession given the middle of November.
 Store No. 551 State street, with four rooms.
 Apply to JACOB HELLER.
 o26 Yale Bank Building,
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Great Britain.

Anxiety Concerning South Africa.
 LONDON, Oct. 26.-Great anxiety exists here in official circles regarding the state of affairs in South Africa. Photographic com munication is only open to Durban, the lines in the Orange Tree State having been abandoned. There is no news from Cape Town.
 New Afghan Outbreak-Reported Mur-
 der of the Ameer-Anarchy at Cabul.
 LONDON, Oct. 26.-The Duly Neaos in it's second edition publishes the following:
 LAHORE, Oct. 26.-H is reported from Peshawur that anarchy prevails in Cabul and that the Ameer has been murdered. There has been no news by post from Cabul for several days, The report, however, is prob ably correct
 LONDON, Oct. 26-3 p. m.-A later dis patch to the Duly Neoos from Lahore says: ''The news relative to murder of the Ameer and the prevalence of anarchy in Cabul is from the CiUI and Military Gazette of La hore, an authority which is undoubted" The India office in London, however, has no con- frmation of the report
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Later-The Amerique Sighted.

NEW YORK, Oct. 26-1O:3o p. m.-The steamer Amerique, which left Havre on the 16th inst with Sara Bernhardt on board, was sighted this evening. She will not ar rive at her dock in this city until tomorrow morning. Notices have been sent out to all the interested parties and large crowd will go down the bay in the morning to escort the steamer up and extend greeting to the re- nowned actress. Extensive preparations have been made by Manager Abbey and sev- eral special steamers have been chartered for the occasion. Upon the announcement of the arrival of the steamer tonight notices were telegraphed to all the invited guests and to members of the press to be on hand at the pier at 5:3O tomorrow morning, when the steamer chartered by the management leaves for quarantine. The Amerique has arrived in good time, and indeed it was not expected she would be sighted before tomorrow morn ing. large force of artisans are busy to- night in completing the final arrangement of the suite of rooms engaged for Mile. Bern hardt.
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MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEW HAVEN.

sARRIvED-oCToBER 26. Schr Frank Harrington, Kent, Baltimore; coal to MN Fl R. schr American Team, Crossley, Alexandria, coal to Wm. French. H R R.
  Schr A. P. Crammer, Izard, Baltimore.
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DEATHS.

RoGERs-In this city, Oct. 24, 1880, John s. Rogers of New Britain, aged A years Funeral this Wednesday, Oct. 26, at o'clock, from No 25 Collis street. Friends and relatives invit to attend without further notice. BOOTH-In Talcottville, Oct. 2l Joseph Booth, aged 64 years and months, formerly of Hartford. HATTEN-In Norwich, Oct 22d, Margaret D. Hatten, aged 56 years.
 SUMNER-In Abingdon. Oct 21. Samuel F. Summer. aged 73 years
 HoWARD-In this city, Oct. 26th Lottie May only child of Oscar A. and Jennie M. Howard Funeral Thursday at o'clock, D. from the resi- dence of William Parmlee, No. 198 Winthrop av- without further notice.
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Company A, Ninth Ward Regulator
 

You are ordered to appear at your armory in full
 uniform, Wednesday evening at o'clock sharp, to take part in the great parade Per order HARRY BELL, Captain Commanding.
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Electors Meeting.
 by notified and warned to meet and cast their ballots electors President Vice President the United States, Governor, Lieutenant a Representative in the Forty seventh Congress of the United States for the Second Congressional dis trict, Sheriff for New Haven County Judge of probate for the District of New Haven, Senator for the Fourth Senatorial District and two Represents tves for the Town of New Haven in the next General Assembly of this State, Tuesday, the second day of November, A. D., 1880, at o'clock in the forenoon Ballot boxes will be open at that time in each of the voting districts of New Haven for the reception of the ballots of the electors residing in each of said voting districts respectively, to wit:
 First ward-Grand Opera House Music Hall) - Second ward-William ". Thumbs shop 142 Oak street.
 Third ward-Store at junction of Congress avenue and Washington street.
 Fourth ward-store at junction of West Water street and Columbus avenue
 Fifth ward-Store T9 Wooster street.
 Sixth ward-Store 57 St. John street.
 Seventh ward-Store 216 Hamilton street.
 Eighth ward-Store S5S State street.
 Ninth ward-Store Al Dixwell
 Tenth ward-Store 53 Whalley avenue.
 Eleventh ward-@sore corner of Ferry and Exchange streets.
 Twelfth ward-Store 37 Clay street.
 Thirteenth ward-Franklin Hall, WestviIle The ballot boxes will be opened at o'clock a. m and closed at o'clock p. m.
 Dated at New Haven the 23d day of October, A. D. 1880.
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Grocery Store For Sale.

dke4s SITUATED on of the leading streets in #aiH this city. Clean stock, horse and wagon &c. E.I would exchange for other property. For full particulars, terms, &c, call on or address
 GEO. A. ISBELL. o1L rHndd d.n Ioolr faHa arndE Elm aks
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JOSEPH SONNENBERG, Real Estate and Exchange Broker, 2SS CHAPEL STREET. A IL kinds of American, Spanish and European "A Bonds bought and sold. Highest prices paid for muti1ated currency, old coin and silver coin.
 JOSEPH SONNENBERG,
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8ea Gstate.
FOR, SALE
FOR RENn

jS A SALOON with fixtures, one of the best
 ii1 lager beer saloons in the city. For sale A1I sonable terms. For information inquire of
 o26tf s. ROSENRIIITH. 422 State Street.
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Sara Bernhardt-Heri Arrival Expected | To-Day-Pa1atta1 Apartments for the | Actress.
 1 NEW YORK, Oct. 26.-The steamship Amerique, on which Mile. Sara Bernhardt sailed from Havre on the 16th inst, is mo- | mentarily looked for. Until to-day 1t has been profound problem as to where suitable apartments could be found for Sara and her retinue. The difficulty has been solved and quarters have been secured for the party at the A1bemarle Hotel The suit consists of seven rooms immediately over the office run ming the entire length of the hotel. They were engaged for NIlle Sara by MT. Knout Nilsson, correspondent of the Figar0 of Par 1 is, a very intimate friend of the actress. | This gentleman said: q am an old and in timate friend of Mile. Bernhardt, and when said au reUoir to her about three weeks ago I promised to look after her comfort, to select l her apartments. I have done so, and I think she will be pleased in the suite of rooms. l have taken special pains to have the studio arranged as nearly as possible to resemble one in which she passed so many hours of the day when at home. Workmen are still busy fixing things, and they will barely have time to get through before the occupant ar rives I have ordered tropical plants, pie tures busts luxurious chairs, lounges and curtains of rich colors, and to this the lady herself can add from her own works of art which she is bringing with her. Her bou- doir has also had very special attention, and everything throughout the apartments will be entirely new"
 The principal members of Mile. Bernhardts troupe arrived this noon in the Wieland, which is a faster sailer than the Amerique Miss Jeannie Bernhardt, Q sister of Sara who plays the role of Porte Jeune premier, has not left France. An enthusiastic crowd welcomed the artists. The entire party are in good health and state that the passage was not rough. The party were met by Fred. A. Schwab, agent for Mir. Abbey, who brought them to this city. The company will all go down the bay to greet Mile. Bernhardt.
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East Haven.

The Republicans of the above named town are here by notified that caucus will be held at the Town Hall Thursday evening" Oct 28, at 73O o'clock for the purpose of nominating candidate for Representa- tive and for Judge of Probate. Come one come all Per order town committee
 East Haven, Oct. 25, 18S0
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THE NEW WDOMINION.

Removal of Huge Tumor.
 MONTREAL, Oct. 26.-The doctors at the Hotel Dieu hospital to-day successfully ex- tracted fifty pound tumor from the body ot a female patient, who is recovering.
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Ninth and Tenth Ward Companies, Boys in Blue. All the members of the Ninth and Tenth ward Boys
 in Blue will be present Wednesday night at o'clock,
 at Days Hall to take part in the parade Bring your uniforms w. E. WHITTELSEY, Capt.
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Farm and Blacksmith Shop

MA SITUATED in the town of Orange, four miles k55ssH from this city the Milford turnpike, with EaSll stock and tools.
 Geo. A. ISbeu, Office cor. State and Elm St., ,Todd's Block.
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The Republicans of Woodbridge requested to in said town, on Monday evening, Nov l. at o'clock for the purpose of nominating candidate Repre- sentative. full attendance is desired. Per order town committee
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Attentjon Tentb wer,,

There will be meeting of the Tenth ward Repub Hcans at Wier's Ha Friday evening" Oct 20, at 73O
 o'clock. This meeting is called for the purpose of transacting important business Every working Re
 publican who is willing work for the success of
 ticket election day is earnestly requested to be present. Let there be full attendance. Per order ward committee.
 FOSTER S. BASSETT. Chairman.
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 EXPRESS STOCKS.
 Adams. .118 Wells, Fargo......113 American 64k United States. ...--. 5s
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TO RENT

&3 THE LOWER PART of house Mo- 64 Prince
 iii street, 4 rooms) very convenient gas,city and za.1l well water within five minutes of postofhce- Apply at Library Rooms, No. 75 Orange street.
 n12tf T, R. BARTHOLOMEW,
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Houses and Lots For Sale or EX-
 change.
 %fA4 Cottage House, has 10 rooms. for sale at siiH a bargain, the line of the horse cars lot @iiI 52x150. twO-famiIy House Ferry street, and would like to get offer for the above houses are anxious to sell. Also a number of frst-cIass Brick Houses and others, located central, price and terms be made satisfactory. Wate CT front lots in West Haven, also lots in different parts of the city.
 FOR RENT.
 A number of first-class Houses and Ten ements one furnished House, with all modern i'm provements; can be seen at any time; to rent low. Money to loan real estate.
 Real Estate Office 49 Church Street, Room Hoadley Building. Ofhce open evenings. se25 l.. F. COMSTOCK.