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Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-12
New York City.
NEW YORK. July U

NEW YORK, July Il. The death this morning at the Fifth Aven- ue Hotel of George Partridge Baldwin, aged 46 years, banker, was reported at the bu- reau of vital statistics. MT. Baldwin was 8 native of Massachusetts.
 The Health Inspector of Jersey City states that there have been eight cases of smallpox reported to him since last Saturday after noon, most of them being in thickly popu- lated portions of the city.
 William Gale, the English pedestrian, con tinues his lonely task of covering 6,0o0 quar- ter miles in (, O00 consecutive ten minutes at Park View summer garden. At 12:30 o'clock today he began his 1,s14th quarter, which he completed within four minutes. At 10 o'clock to night he will have finished his g., OOOth quarter, or one third his task.
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Iowa.
A Disastrous Rain storm.

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 DEs MONIES, July 11.-A terrible rain storm passed over this city and vicinity early this morning, and great damage was done to the Northwestern railroad by washing out sev- eral hundred yards of wood bed and a num- Der of bridges. The Des Moines river here is at flood tide today. The storm was reg ular waterspout. At Marshalltown the water rose over fiat cars standing on the track. At Colfax the water is running over the track on the Rock Island road, and the trains which left here at midnight on the Rock Island road for the east got only to Kellogg, and were obliged to return from Kellogg to Wilton. The track is badly washed, but no bridges are gone at Marsha1ltown. Four feet of water is reported in Central Iowa. The wires are down badly and it is impossi ble to get particulars.
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Government bonds closed as follows:
New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, July II.
 tLoUR-Dull, s3as 75 for No 2; s4 65a4 90 for shipping extras southern four in moderate demand st unchanged prices. AA
 WHEAT-Generally shade higher and moderately actiye spot sales of No. red at S z7aI 97s- oI No do at S1 2Oa1 2234 of No. white at sI Si of mixed winter at S1 g of No. ? spring sI 93s|
 CoRS-ln good demand and shade firmer Shot saleseof No at 6544a551c.; of No Sat 49Ia4esto. a51&c. - "' 'iz
 OATS-Quiet and weaker. No. l white 46I<c Nh oo 4Sa43Rc No. 2 mixed 43; No do A
 R9E-Heavy and unsettled boat loads 100 biz
 BARLEY-Nominal
 POI, PoKK,Fair demand; ordinary for early de
 LARD-Comparatively slack and strong; spot sales Il 6O ~ W '4'S oo A'
 CUT MEATS-Firm and in fair demand pickled haIns lOAa alike; do shoulders 735.
 BEEF-Moderately active and steady; extra mess 12 k0a 13 O0. ' Nominal; spot cotton higher; mid dl1ngs II 4 futures steady.
 BUTTER-Prices stea uily held; western creamery choice at 23c do good at 22 State of Pennsylvania creamery choice at 231 a24c. do good at 22ka23: do fair 21a2I 3&. PETROLEUM-Pressur firmly held and sales are rather light; crude in barrels at 6sSa% naptha in barrels at 91ac. refined in barrels cargo lots at Sc and United Pipe line certificates at 7sa3
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l think they have made mistake At II p. m l the President was a>leep calmly. The tempera- ture was gradually moderating and all the | symptoms still favorable. The noise of the at that hour and stiffness reigned about the place.
 THE VENTILATION OF THE SICK ROOM. I The doctors are much pleased with the Jennings ventilating apparatus which is now working nicely. At II a. m. the common | temperature was 90. At the outlet of the | fiue from the apparatus the temperature was | 54, while at the head of the Presidents bed | and twenty feet from the outlet the tempera- ! ture was 75. All the windows of the room were open, which of course increased the temperature. The President complained l that he did not want it any colder and there fore the windows were closed. The appar- atus furnishes nearly IS, 900 feet of air at a temperature of 54 degrees. It is worked from the basement and the air is taken from the southwest corner of the house through an air chamber and thence to an iron cham ber in which there are 300 feet of Turkish towelng in particles of half an inch apart The toweling is kept saturated from above by the dripping of water from granulated ice and salt. The temperature of the saturated toweling IS about 400. An exhaust fan draws the air through the chamber. It passes between the partitions into an auxil- iary chamber where the dampness is thor
  perfectly dry, passes through in dependent fi1e to the Presidents room The exhaust pan is run by small engine in the basement of less than one horse power, and is almost noiseless. Several plans were tried before, but none of them worked satisfactorily. The plan for cool ing the room by compression and expansion of air will be used, if it works satisfactorily, in case anything should happen to the Jen- | nlngs apparatus. The physicians are greatly | pleased that the question of keeping the sick | room at any temperature desired has been at l length solved. | BULLETINS RECEIVED DURING THE EVENING. p. m.-An the indications still point to- ward the President s recovery. 8 D. m.-An official bulletin says the | President has had rather more fever this | afternoon. In other respects his condition is unchanged. His pulse is 108, temperature 102, respiration 24.
 J. J. WOODWARD,
 J. K. BARNES,
 ROBERT REYBURN. SD. m.-The President bids fair to have a comfortable night The fever of the day is no worse and is not considered unfavorable. 1Op. m-The President is resting we'll There is no change in his condition from the last report.
 Il p. m.-The Presidents temperature has been reduced to 1925 and the pulsation to 106. All the indications are favorable and the doctors say there is no cause for the re- linquishment of hope in any degree.
 Midnight-No change in the Presidents condition from the last report.
 July 12-1 a. m.-At this hour the Presi- dent is resting quietly. No change in his condition since the last report
 SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE GARFIELD FUND. NEW YORK. July 11.-Additional subscrip- lions amounting to $5, ,O69 were received to- day for the benefit of the wife and family of President Garfield, making the total received 5ota 76E
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGS.

The health of Prince Bismarck has much improved.
 The tension between Italy and France in- creases and the concluding of an Italian loan with English bankers tends to augment the tension.
 It is believed that the French mean to re- peat in Tripoi what has already happened in Tunis There are better hopes respecting the negotiations on the treaty of commerce and their good issue are not despaired of.
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Ohio.
Warm Weather tn the West.

Warm Weather fn the West.
 CINCINNATI, July 1.-The temperature this morning at o'clock was 9S in the shade, two degrees warmer than yesterday, which was up to that time the warmest day for eleven years.
 Twenty cases of sunstroke have been re- ported to-day which proved fatal, and the actual number is much larger. Nearly fifty cases which did not prove fatal are also re- ported. Among the fatal cases were John c. Mohlenhoff, a merchant, Clement Oskamp, 8 jeweler, and Colonel Williamson.
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THE WEST.
Illinois.
fast DavofGrtseom,s Fast

fast Day of Griscom's Fast.
 CHICAGO, Jnly 11.-Griscom is very jubi- lant to-day over the fact that he has con- menced on the last day of his fast. He has made all arrangements to dine tomorrow on the stage of the Olympic Theatre. His weight at noon exactly the same as yes- terday and Saturday. 149 pounds; pulse 30, respiration 13, temperature 978.
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SITUATION WANTEn

A YOUNG German woman that is experienced in A fine sewing and also in housework would like sltuatlon with American that can understand some German. Apply at -0
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

The Rifle Contest at Wimbledon.
 LONDON, July 11-This is the first day of the Wimbledon rife contest. The weather opened very fair this morning, but the bright sunshine has been growing hotter and hotter much to the discomfort of both the contestants and the holiday excursionists. The shooting began on time and everything indicates good if not a very brilliant match.
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A American, German or c .lored girl to do cook "A ing in a small family. Apply between 9 and jyl2 1O2 CHAPEL STREET.
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 lar box, or six boxes for five dollars sent by mail prepaid on receipt of price. We guarantee six boxes to any With each order received by us for six boxes, accompanied with Ave dollars we send the purchaser our written guarantee to return the money if the treatment does effect scure Guar antees issued by E. A. whittlesey, 22s Chapel street, New Haven, Conn.,, wholesale and retail agenA Or ders by mail will receive prompt attention.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
Horrible Discovery in the Woo

Horrible Discovery i'm the Woods.
 WEsTFIELD, July n.--A horrible spectacle was discovered in the woods at Long Yard in Southwick yesterday afternoon In the branches of tree, over thirty feet from the ground, his foot caught as with vice in gnarled crotch, hung the body of man so decomposed as to fill the air with sickening
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, July 11.-Sailed, the Crescent City for AspinwalL Arrived, the Erin from Liverpool, the Denmark from Glasgow.
 Bristol-sailed, the Somerset for New York
 Liverpool-Arrived, the City of Berlin from New York, the Parisian from Quebec, the Lord Give from Philadelphia, the Euro pean from Quebec.
 Queenstown-SailedG Ghe 10th) the Wlscon- sin and Algeria for New York.
 Hamburg-Arrived, the Leasing from New York.
 Plymouth-Arrived, the Frisia from New York fnr Hamburg
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A FIRST CLASS Waiter and Waitress. Apply at A jy11 2tF CITY HALL DINING ROOMS.
 WANTED,
 GOOD Hammer Man augur bits wages [ A per day. Address JOB T. PUGH, jyII 2t# 3I14 Market Street, Philadel1 hia
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GlY respectable girl to do general homework in ID private family; good city reference.
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WANTED.

WANTED. 9 GOOD PAINTERS at 1O5 Orange Street. ~ jy12 2tT Call between l2 30 and 1:3O D. m
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An Accident to Princesses.

LONDON, July 12.-Princesses Louise Vic toria and Maud met with an accident yester- day while driving, the horses having run away and upsetting the carriage. No injury was sustained by the occupants.
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DEATHS.

TOYNSEND-HUKE- In this city, July 5th at the Church of the Redeemer, by Rev. E. Todd, Jere- niah Townsend of West Town, N. T., to Miss Ida V. Huke of this city.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-12
Abrupt End of a Libel Suit.

LONDON, July 11.-There was quite sen- sation in the Wilberforce libel to-day. The plaintiffs counsel announced his retire ment from all connection with it in conse- quence of the receipt of letters disproving the plaintiffs statements. These letters were from Senator Morton's son in Indianap oils and from Dr. Sandwith's brother Gay, correspondent, of the Duty Telegraph. The latter repudiated all knowledge of the plain tiff The judge denounced the plaintiff from the bench after this statement had been made and directed the return of verdict for the defendant. The plaintiff excitedly shouted that the treatment he was receiving un- fair and wanted the court to hear his expla- nation, wherein he was not grati6ed. The judge ordered his removal from the court room instead.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK. July 1I-3 P. M. Money closed at SH per cent; exchange closed steady at 4s41Sa4s6K governments closed firm. [Closing prices reported over the private wire of BUNNELL SCRANTON. Bankers and Brokers. l
Morning journal and courier., 1881-07-12

Great age and painful disease are Q sad combina tion. Yet MT. William WestfaI, formerly of Rock City, Duchess Co., N. Y., of Washington Hollow. in the same county came to the oface of Dr. David Kennedy, the eminent Physician and Surgeon of Ron dout N. Y, time since, in condition to excite the sympathy of the most d-bloe ded and hard hearted person in the world We say he caue-he was. rather, carried to the Doctors ofice for he was totally helpless and bore the weight of 80 years beside. He had suffered long from Retention of Urine, and had all the symptoms of an aggravated of calculus formations in the bladder The uAu al instrumental examination revealed the in the bladder of urinary calculus of uncommon size Dr Kennedy frankly told Mir. WestfaIl that owing to his age and debility, an operation out of the question. but that he could by the prescription of Kennedys Fas orite Remedy" togethsr with local treatment, mak him comfortable and leave him to the patient enjoys good health to this day
 The Reasons Why
 Dr. Kennedy2s $ Fav0rfte Remedy'' is be- ing extensively used by people f. flows: It is combination Of vegetable alteratives It ia pleas ant to the taste adapted to both all ages effective in aording immediate relief in all cases of Kidney troubles, Liver Complaints, Constipation of the Bowels and Arrangements peculiar to At the game time purfes the bieod thus giving strength to the system debitated by dsease or age :. Dr. Kennedys Fayorite Remedy" for sale by all druggists. je24 eod&W1m
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Predicting a Financial Crisis i'm America.

Predicting a Financial Crisis i'm America.
 LONDON, July 1.-The PaH Mall Ga@ette in an article today on the nearness of 8 finan- cial crisis in America said that Americas financial position is not anything like as se- cure as the more sanguine of American inan- ciers assume it to be. The Gazette contends that America is placed at present in circum- stances wherein financial crisis might de- V, lop with extraordinary rapidity. It thinks that the holders of American securities should prepare for serious financial difficulties to overtake them much sooner than contem- plation of the wonderful industrial progress of the past three years might lead them to expect
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An Accident to Dion BoucieauIt.

LONDON, July 12.-Dion Boucicault met with severe injury last evening while play ing in the Colleen Bawn at the Crystal Palace.
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Anlusentents.

Summer Nights Festival and Dancing.
 MUSIC BY BROADWAY BAND
 Every Saturday and Monday evenings. Refresh ments. Good order preserved 162 GRAND STREET jy9 If and 157 FRANKLIN STREET.
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A RESPECTABLE girl wishes a situation to do "A general housework or to do sewing and second work in private family; is willing obHging and can furnish good city references has no objection to go in the country. Please call at
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D. W. BLISS.
 J. H. BARNES, J. J. WOODWARD. ROBT. REYBURN.

THE PATIENTS CONDITION VERY FAVORABLE.
 The doctors are free to say to-day that the danger from secondary hemorrhage, if not quite past, is now very slight. Indeed, only some unforeseen accident is likely to precipi- tate that trouble. The doctors have the very best antiseptie dressing at hand and the most improved instruments of all kinds for any emergency. They do not now expect pyse mia as direct result of the wound, since the channel made by the ball is so isolated by nature as to forefend that complication. The pus corpuscles too are too large for absorp- tion into the virus. Hence only an accident will produce trouble from that quarter Thus it will be seen that the immediate dan- ger of the Presidents condition is virtually past. The healing process is progressing as far as the preliminary inflammation is con- cerned and all the patient needs is to have his system kept up to an improving standard, to have close watch kept upon every symp- tom and be made as comfortable as possible. To this end his nourishment is continued in gradually increased quantities. One or more of the physicians is constantly near him, and no efforts have been spared to add to his comfort. This thorough system will be con- tinued indefinitely, and the effect in the opin- ion of the doctors (accidents considered) will be the patients full recovery
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Buaro a1tO Rooms.
RnnM ANn RnARn

ROOM AND BOARD. &s YOUNG LADY, with best of references EEiii wants room and board in pleasant family HIIN where she make herself at home Address jy11 3tS "M. J. H. O., New Haven P. o.
 BOARD AND ROOMS. LNURNISHED front rooms. single suite rooms, IT have all the modern improvements. A few table boarders can be accommodated. Very central jy7 If 109 ORANGE, just out of Chapel street. Furnished Rooms with Board. AEAA4 TWO nicely urnished Rooms, either sepa- iH rately together, pleasantly situated in very MI desirabie locality, with board can be obtained at reas unable rates by applying at
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PY respectable girl as second girl in 2 private 4O family or boarding house has no objection to gong little way in the country. Apply at her pres-
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WANTED.

A PROTESTANT girl as seamstress and to assis A in chamberwork; willing to be useful in an, way; good reference required Apply at
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FINE BUTTER.

A IL persons who ish q choice pure article of "A Butter are invited to examine and test in any manner that manufactured by the Hatfield Co-opera= tive Creamery Co.,, of Hatfield, Mass and in New Haven to be found only at the stand of MT. H. C. GOODWIN, stalls and City Market
 We spare pains in the process of manufacture great in the matter fooa and cleanliness of the COWS, have of the best butter makers in the country and guarantee butter sweet and fine always. iy7 6t
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the patlent's fuH recOvery.

THE PRESIDENT TALKS ABOUT GUITEAU.
 Judge Advocate General Swain, who has been by the Presidents bedside as usual much of the time to-day, states this after noon that the patient has made noticeable gain in the last twenty-four hours, that he is by no means out of danger, but with proper management is more than likely to steer be- tween all rocks ahead. General Swain is full of praise of the wonderful nerve of the President and his wife. Says he: ''It must be mighty tedious lying there in pain and unmanageableness, but he don't utter a word of complaint and actually feels to-day that he is getting well. In one of his walk ing hours to-day the President asked Mrs. Dr. Edson where Guiteau was She told him at the jail He then remarked that he supposed the people would come to him some day with petition to pardon that man, and he wondered what he should do in per- sonal matter like that. Mrs. Edson told him she should think he would do nothing at all; he certainly could not pardon such a man. The President No, do not SUD- pose I could.'" "
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CORSET HANDS WANTED.

STRAIGHT sTITCHERs and JoINERs, on ma S chimes running by power.
 Good straight Stitchers can earn $6 to $7 75O per week. Joiners Closers from $7. 50 to $9.
 A few learners will be taken.
 Steady work guaranteed throughout the year.
 Also Stitchers to work at home. Work delivered and called for. Work given all kinds of machines Learners will be taught gratuitously.
 Persons desirous of stitching, having machines we will furnish the celebrated WHITE SHUTTLE MACHINE, and take work for pay in small install ments.
 few experienced Paper Box Makers glue work Apply to or addE ess
 MAYER, STROUSE & CO.,, je22 I'm 4ICourt Street.
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Bloody Evidence Against Letroy.
 LONDON, July IA bloody shirt has been found concealed at Lefroys lodging house at Stepney It is supposed that Mir Colds watch is buried in the garden.
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A CAPABLE young girl to do second work and A take care of children-one willing to go out of town with family for the summer; good reference quired. Apply immediately at
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The Britannia Sunk i'm the Sand.
 LONDON, July 12.-A despatch from Wex- ford says the Britannia has sunk in the sand and her masts are the only part of her now visible
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Salad Oil.
HEALTH IS WEALTH

ID ECEIVED this day, 25 cases. our own imports I0 tion. Quality the very finest. In quarts. pints nd half pints. EDWARD E. HALL SON.
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News by Telegraph
 FROM ALL QUARTERS. 4 SLIGHT FEVER. Not Considered Dangerous
 by the Doctors.
 The Symptoms Still Favorable. All Indications Pointing to Final
 Recovery. A PATIENT OF WONDERFUL NERVE.
A PATIENT OF WONDERFUL NERVl
Uniformly Confident of His
 Own Recovery.
FURTHER IMPROVEMENT.

The Presidents COndition-A Slight Fe- yer DevelOped-No Alarm by the Physi- cians-Yesterday's Symptoms All Fa- vOrabIe-The Case Progressing Towards Recovery-The Bulletins.
 WASHINGTON, July 1.-The week opened this morning with the Presidents symptoms very favorable for recovery. His wound is beginning to heal, and the only question now is, are his physical resources equal to the task of recuperation !? If we may trust the united testimony of his physicians and at tendants, he has passed the most dangerous stages of his illness. They said on Friday that if no dangerous symptoms appeared by Monday the worst would be over Monday is here and the physicians say he continues to show slow but steady improvement. The chief danger now, and the one for whose possible appearance the physicians are close ly watching, is an interruption of the free flow of pus from the wound, due to any one of several causes. If symptoms of this sort appear, heroic treatment will be necessary to enable the wound to maintain the discharge which is necessary to the patients life. If no accident of this nature occurs, ultimate recovery is now almost assured. The first official bulletin, which appeared at 8 o'clock. this morning, was very cheering, being as follows:
 EXECUTIVE MANSION,
 WASHINGTON, July 11-8 a. m. The President has passed g comfortable night, and his condition shows an improvement over that of yesterday. Pulse 9s, temperature 9O.2 respiration 22 (Signed)
 D. ". BLISS,
 J. K. BARNES,
 J. J. WOODWARD,
 ROBERT REYBURN. Bulletins will be issued daily at a. m., D. m. and $50 D. m until further notice.
 The ofhclal bulletin at l p. m. was:
 EXECUTIVE MANSION
 WASHINGTON, July Il, p. The progress of the Presidents continues to be favorable. His pulse Is 1o6, temperature 99.s and respiration 24.
 D. W. BLISS
 J. K. BARNES,
 J. J. WOODWARD,
 loc,r,r Ilrrr.
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Goutation.
MUSICAL INsTRUCTIU
Card to the Public.

OdIu GO GllO T uUIlC.
 n HAVE removed my Dental Ofice to RSKTe 230 Chapel street, corner State, over AsSSYseSae Brooks store, Room 8, where shall be %FyENEfZ pleased to see my former patients and
 @S&~A friends, and any who may desire my services. Teeth filled with Gold Porcelain, Os-ari- hcal. Amagam (Silver) Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold, Platinum, any of the cheaper basea- All work warranted. MRS. E. JONfS YOUNG.
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