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THE TIME OF DAY.

The chief was hen asked for his
watch, a double case silver one, which
he set at 2.32. Leo took it in his
hand and when asked for the time Of
day, looked troubled and gave a wrong
answer. Again it was handed him set
at 3 o'clock, and be said it was 2.O2
by the watch, which Mr.. Cohen ex.
planned by saying it was perhaps the
former illusion which still fingered
He was handed the watch several
times after, but failed to give the time
except twice, when he came within a
few moments Of it. Leo complained
that the watch was Of no account.
Hearing his trusty time piece thus
maligned, the chief Immediately grew
skeptical, and after a few other trifing
experiments the c%lairyoyant seance
ceased. and an exhibition Of
MEsMERIsM
was given. The two are separate and
distinct, It's believers say ~mosmorism
adds strength to the subject while
lairvoyanee exbausts.
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Medicines SEN by Express G. 0. D.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-05
EOR RENT.

IT &24 THE Dwelling House No. 99 St. John street Hs;id has water gas and sewer connections Inquire Ell of J. ". POND, a5 St 69 Church Street Room TO-
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app 3t*
ROOKKEEPER

LADY WHO has had experience in bookkeep- "A ing, and who is perfectly competent to take charge at once set of books, can learn of good and permanent situation by addressing, win real
 nane 'BOOKKEEKER,"
 ami At this office
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

Smallpox is reported as still raging in Honolulu.
 The agitation to be inaugurated by Davitt will extend to America, Canada and Aus tralia.
 The German Parliament yesterday agreed to adopt an agreement looking to interna- tional measures against the assassination of monarchs.
 The floods throughout Spain have caused an immense deal of distress and not less than thirty thousand persons are in want of food. The Senators are arranging to help the con- mittee that has been formed at Madrid to re- lieve distress.
 The famous Vokes family made their first appearance in America last night at the Globe Theatre, Boston, which was packed by most enthusiastic audience. Cousin Joe and the Bellies of the Kitchen were presented most acceptably. Miss Bessie Samson takes the place of Rosita, who has married and left the stage She was received with much fa-
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NEW YORK.
New York City.

NEW YORK, April 4. Powell and Davis failed to agree on the terms for a match tonight and RoweH will sail for England tomorrow.
 James Buell., who was until within few months president of the Importers and Traders bank and president of the United States Life Insurance company, died at his residence this morning. He was born in 1920 in New England, and became president of the Importers and Traders bank in 1865 He was also at one time secretary of the Bankers association, and director in the Fifth Avenue bank. In 1875 he was elected president of the United States Life Insurance company He was greatly honored for his honest and square dealings, and his loss will be deeply felt.
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TO RENT

FUN lOENI9 2s4, ONE HALF of Store No. 291 and 293 Chapel ,a:s street. from May 1st. Inquire on the premises SliG a5tf
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PENNSYLVANIA.
smal1pox-A victim orAbortion.

smalIpox-A Victim ofAbortion.
 PrrTsBuRe April IA child of Mrs. Rus sell, janitress of the German Evangelist Protestant church, has the smallpox. The mother and child live in the basement of the church, and since the child's illness the church has been closed, the members of the congregation being afraid to attend. The building will be disinfected.
 This morning Mrs. or Miss Maggie Lev cit died under circumstances that called for an investigation. The coroner impanelled jury, heard several witnesses and then ad- iourned the inquest. The circumst ances de- Yeloped lead to the belief that an attempt at abortion might possibly have been the cause of death. Dr. Mccormick was directed to hold A post mortem
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS,

NEW YORK, April 4.-Arrived, the Crescent City from Aspinwall, the Italy from Liver pool.
 Hamburg-Arrived the Cimbria from New York.
 Liverpool-Arrived, the City of Brussels from New York; the Sardinian from Boston. Sailed, the Erin for New York.
 Queenstown-Sailed, the Scythia for New York
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THE NEW DOMINION.
Sad Result of a Duck Shoot.

Sad Result of a Duck Shoot.
 BRooKvLIE, April 4.-Early this morning, w. Frazer, Arthur Wright and 8 young man from Maitland, narne unknown, went up the river in small skiff duck shooting. The boat upset, and Wright and the unknown man were drowned. Frazer was found cling ing to the boat, and now lies in an insensi- bla oond;+iot,
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New York Produce Market.

New York Produce Market.
 NEW YORK, April 4. FIOUR-very moderate demand and quotations are er1y held at S4 25a S4 50 for shipping extras and % a5ss3 5O for No 2. Southern flour quiet and un- changed ,z .H.. ~, roderatey active business. Spot sales Of No red winter at s1 21ka1 22; of No. do at $1 20aSl 2l of No. White at $1 21 has1 221S, and of Mo- do, s1 2nas120H. CORN-In very fair request and closed shade drmer spot sales of No. at 59a59a; No. 5 at o5 and of steamer mixed at 57zza5S : OATS-Closed Lalc higher on 8 fair trade No White 50; No. 2do., 4s; No. Mixed, 47, and No do., 45Ha46. RYE-Firm but quiet. BARLEY-Nominal.
 of western steam at BIO 95, and city do, at SlO SO BEEF-Quiet and unchanged CUT MEATS-Steady and in moderate demand HAMs-Pickled hams, 9aa919; do.. shoulders, 61sa l 64: , l SPOT CoTTON-Quiet; midlands, 10 n-l6 1 futures steady.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK, April 4, 1884, Money closed at per cent. Exchsnge steady at 4s1 1la484. Governments firm
 The market opened with heavy tone and declined i to 31 per cont, led by St. Paul. Northwest Rock Island and coal shares After o'clock, however, a firm tone in and the list recovered ' to Is Fer cent from the lowest point. Late in the afternoon the market irregular and in the main lower and in some the lowest prices of the day made fClosipg prices reported the private wire of BUSNELL x SCRANTON, Bankers and Brokers.l
 Vo1K
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JOHNSON-In Fair Haven, March 30, a daughter to Edgar B. and Hattie E. Johnson. WAY-In this city, April 2d, son to Mamie ". and Henry Way.
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FOR RENT. kGAA FIVE or six pleasant rooms, with city water, HsiH at No. IT Gill street. Inquire the premises.
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in 1879 was elected by over 1, TOO. The Re- bublicans carried the city last November by 474 majority. The Democrats are wild with joy. They have gained Hefner and Sanber for the council in Republican wards In the Ninth ward, the colored stronghold, the Dem- ocrats have gain of 23S and carry the ward. The lowest majority on the ticket was Call for police commissioner, who will have about
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

A Terrible Earthquake-The Island of
 Scio Overwhelmed -Three Thousand
 Persons Killed Outright.
 LONDON, April 4.-Later dispatches from Constantinople report that the effect of the earthouake at Scio is more terrible than was imagined at first. The advices now state on trustworthy authority that not less than 5000 persons have been killed and wounded. The population of Scio is about 60,000, and when the first shock of the earthquake was felt the people terrified beyond description, ran from their houses and sought refuge In the more open places of the town, but the shock was so violent that multitudes were unable to shun the falling walls of buildings and were buried beneath the debris. The water in the harbor for the time sank so as almost to show the bottom, and then returned with great vio- lence, overwhelming the town in the vicinity of the shore The entire island felt the earthquake more or less, and much damage is believed to have been done in the inland towns. Scio, before the Sanlian revolt, was very prosperous, as it is one of the richest and most beautiful islands Ill the Levant, but is now less prosperous,
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LOST.
Rusinass For SaIe

MILLINERY OPENING, Wednesday and Thursday, April
 9th and 7th.
 MRS. J. ISABELLA WILBUR,
 Successor to Mrs A. O. CowIes,)
 96 Orange Street, KKT ILL exhibit an elegant assortment of French w Millinery in all the latest designs of Trimmed Bonnets and Round Bats. The ladies of New Haven cordially invited a52 NOTICE, A MEETING of the stockholders of the Bos- fnRE ton, Hartford and Erie Railroad Company AEsA will be held at the ofices of the Company at rooms and 4, No. Psmberton Square, Bos- ton Massachusetts, Tuesday, April 12 1881, at 10 o'clock m, for the election of directors and for such other business may before the meeting. By order of the President, WILLIAM M. DENMAN, s5 St Secretary.
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GIadstone's Last Budget-A Good Show
 ing of the Finances.

ing of the Finances.
 LONDON. April 4.-Gladstone, in his capac- ity as Chancellor of the Exchequer, laid be- fore the House of Commons this evening the financial budget for the ensuing fiscal year Great interest and anxiety had been felt re- specting this matter. It was well known that the expenditures of the government had been unexpected and extraordinarily large, the cost of the wars in Afghanistan, Zululand l and Basuto having been great, and the ex- penditures oi1 account of the state Of things | in Ireland having caused large and extraor- dinary expenses. But it had been noised abroad during the last few days that Glad stone's remarkable skill as fnancier had enabled him to devise methods by which the deficits could all be met and even surplus | be left These pleasing anticipatlons were realized this evening, when Gladstone ln one of his best and most lucid speeches laid his budget before the House, showing the coun- try how it might meet all its outstanding and
 current obligations for the present year and still have surplus of $1, 345,0 ,000 Ills spsech was received with cheers from the government benches. The Conservatives have given notice of their intention to strongss ly oppose certain features of the budget, ana
 fine debate upon it will be lively. Gladstone, continuing his speech explaining the budget,
 said be found it would be necessary to
 increase property, income, postoffice and land taxes. This statement was received I with loud murmurs of dissatisfaction rom | the Conservative benches But he added that l as some compensation for this customs duties
 would be decreased. He had always found
 that the greater the reduction of duties on imported articles the greater was thelr con- | sumption and the larger the revenue conse- | uuently derived from them. In looo the l revenue from land and house tax property
 was S2 67OOOO, income 9.23O,0OO post l offices SC, $50, 900 and crown lands $39O, 0oO.
 All these were to be now increased, but the
 customs duties, which last year were S19, 326- GOO. were to be decreased Gladstone | added that the expenditures for the fsca l year 1SS1-S2 were estimated at $83, sos, coo
 showing further surplus of revenue over expenditures of $933, 900. He estimated that the ensuing years surplus would be $l. 2S5, GOO The budget remits the penny ln : come tax, the duty on silver plate IS reduced , to pence per ounce until 1t expires, the
 tax on foreign spirits is fixed at uniform , rate of pence per gallon, the per cent leoacv duty is abolished and one-half pc cent is added to the probate duty. Glad stone in concluding announced that this wa : : probably the last budget he would lay befor ' | the House of Commons.
 ReaconsHeld Growing Worse.
 , LONDON, April 5.-Lord BeaconsfeId' - fever increased during the night and mucl n l alarm is felt for his recovery
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FOR RENT.

keAA Store and Tenement, Broadway; 2d floor.
 s,,a Orchard street, near Whalley avenue, $10 2d
 iI floor 2s Auburn street whole House, Clinton avenue near Grand street. $15; whole House. Middle town avenue whole House. 137 Henry street.
 For SaIe-Two-fami1y House and Barn in the west ern part the city, $2300; Clinton avenue, St. John street. Atwater street. Whitney avenue, Dwight street. Orchard street. nice place Ferry street all to be sold cheap of1ce hours-12 to daily, to evenings. A. G HOLMES,
 mh5 69 C0uFcn Street.
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FOR RFNT.
ROOMS TO RENT.

keA4. FIVE rooms on second floor of 13s Chestnu
 sssa street, bstween Chapel and Greene, with cit! lU water and gas, to gentleman and Wfe Prlc SIS Der month Inouire on the premises, first floor
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-05

,AeAA FROM May 1st, 8 brick houses of II rooms .1H each, situated about 12 minutes walk from iiI City Market have all the modern con- 7eniences and will be rented low. Apply to B. MANVILIIE CO.,, Carriage factory 20 Wooster, or house 70 Wooster
Morning journal and courier., 1881-04-05

| TO RENT. Ae4 Part of House No. 1s0 East Grand street. cor
 N.ssiia ner of Ferry, with stable.
 Min BRICK Dwelling House No 82 Olive street. Large Dwelling House 14S Chapel, cor. 0ffve.
 Large Dwelling House cor. Chapel and Norton sts. Large coal Yard on Mill River, between St. John and Grand street. z, fs Stores and Ofioes in Whites Block, Church eAd Center streets Apply to CHAS1 A. WHffE, maIO If 69 Church Street.
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Goutation.
W. E. Chandler, ,

VOCAL STUDIU, 80, 32 and 34 HOadley Building.
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DEATHS.

BoLToN-In this city, ApFil 4, Charles H. Boltoin aged 59 years.
 morrow (Wednesday1 at 2:ao D., nj Funeral set- vices at St. John {EpiacopaD church at o'clock DICKERMAN-In Mt. Carmel, April 2d, very sudden E Augustus Dickerman,i in the 65th year of his age. Funeral from his late residence, Tuesday, April 9th. st p. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. 2ts ALLEN-In Bethany, April 4th, Lena, daughter of Wells c. Allen, aged years and months Funeral to morrow "Wednesday at o'clock p. n :
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A PRIVATE family of three adults wish to let "A from May 1st to gentleman and wife, or one or two single gentlemen choice aicove room on second floor furnished or unfurnished. Modern convenient ces Unexceptionable neighborhood. Reasonable rates; without board. Address
 mai9 If HOME PLACE, COURIER Ofhce.
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NaTVCE.

yWyHE Annual Meeting of the stockholders Of the
 State Street Horse Railroad Company Will pc held at office of c. c. Blatchey, Globe Building on the 5th day of April 1881, at 10 o'clock m, fol the purpose of elecng Directors, and for any otne business proper to be done .-.-
 ap2 3t* c. U. BLAiCdGE1, oeore,Aty.
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1OOU4 ~ F0R, SALE

AlAaa THE Brick House and Lot No. 124 High W!,,H street. The house contains 12 rooms, is fur
 l!ii nished with range furnace, gas and city wa, ter and is conveniently located near the principal onire of R. E. RICE,
 TO eodtf 125 High Street.
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First-Class Residance. fnr Sale.

AaA& OWING to contemplated change iR business
 HI location the ensuing fall, offer my residence,
 IT corner of East Grand and Ferry streets, for sae. This by far the finest place in Fair Haven, Lot 131x930 feet well stocked with every variety of fruit in bearing condition. House built of foundA- ton stone, contains ten rooms all heated by steam also gas and water, stationary range and wash tubs Large barn and carriage house; Acccmmodations for i've horses; gas and water; room for man. Large hsnnery and garden Parties meaning business can app.y p.pSsS If x she FREDERICK V. BABoocK
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aA E1r6t-Cl1s9 House, with modern III lmpH0venents,g ts, good lot with barn, situated
 sH on fine avenue, fr0nting on two streets, can bt seen at any time For particulars call at Room No. Hoadley Buflding, @ Church street.
 d25 L. F. COMSTOCAs
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AesA THE Cottage House No 137 Chestnut street,
 sii with gas and city water has nine suit M!W able for family only. On the Of the lot is twostory brick building would answer for Q workshop. Apply to JOHN A. DAMN,
 a5 eod3t at 82 Franklin Street.
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k4A THEE lower part with three charnbers) of ssiH very convenient house, 516 Howard avenue, &.II facing Park street. Has all improvements and conyeniences for comfort for small family Call af- ter p. m. at 301 George street. GEO. W. PECK.
 raaIK
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&A The fine residence of the Late Samuel Russell,
 HI corner of Park and George streets only five
 .0 minutes walk from the postofhce. The house Is large and modern style with all the conveniencos usually found in strictly hrst-class house. Lot 16s feet on Park street. 220 feet George street, ming through to Spruce street. The grounds stocked with trees and yines bearing the choicest rieties of fruit in great abundance. The with T6 feet on Park street running through to Spruce street, including barn, will be sold separate de- sired. Apply to F. BLACKKAN,
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8sal 6stafe.

h0ss. ONE hoSSo cn ststs 5freet, near Bradley, il
 .sH FoounA; tsnen1ehts corner State and Brad [iil Hy, roorns each 1 tenement Orchard street, rooms.
 One large Brick Barn. with extensive shed and yard room; will accommodate S5 horses One g. story Factory, with 2o-horse water power. Also exchange House on Portsea street. one House Eaton street. Inquire 1t Mo- 90 Grown street.
 una22 If - GLO6OR HALL. -5
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

M4A FURNISHED house at 94 Hil street, with all
 iH the modern improvements, good well of water AIl and large garden. Proprietor would pre1er 10 hoard with the family Call at the premises at
 maid If 52 ORANGE STREET.
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THE WEST.
Ohio.

The Municipal Election i'm Cincinnati.
 CINCINNATI, April Alt the city cleo
 ton to-day there was good deal of scratch ing, and it will be morning before the count
 is completed. At 10 p. m. it looks as if the
 Democratic candidate (Means) is elected
 Mayor, and perhaps one or two others on the Democratic ticket are elected.
 Several serious rows and shooting scrapes occurred to-day, but only two will prove fa- tai. Charles Howard was shot six times by Frank Coffee, but is still alive. Tom Con- vers was shot by Tom Johnson and will die before morning.
 Midnight-At this hour only ten voting precincts in this city have been heard from, which show Democratic gain over the vote | for Mayor two years ago of 402. If the same proportion of gain is kept up over the entire city. Means, the Democratic candidate for Mayor will be elected by ,5o6. The Repub- | Iicans acknowledge their defeat.
 Sixteen voting precincts give Democratic l gain of $50 over the vote for Mayor two years ago. These gains indicate that Mean 1 Dem is elected Mayor by about LOGO ma l iority. The Lincoln club concede to hin 1 this majority The remainder of the ticke l is still in doubt, but the Democrats hay l probably elected member of the board o I public works and police judges.
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FOR SALE,
NOD DENT

,Ae&A NEW AND COMMoDfOUs HOUSE on .sssa Sherman avenue, handsomely Atted with mod-
 iii ern conveniencee, and most pleasantly located Win 6e sold at great bargain. Inquire at vovIS dtF THIS OFFICE
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keAA THE dwelling house No. 2lO Ferry street,
 s consisting of Il rooms with all the modern i'm gii provements. Lot 100 feet on Ferry street and
 55 feet on Pine street, with barn 20 feet by 28 feet stories also shed 20 by AT. all in good condition: Terms easy. Also good well of water. cottage house of rooms, city water and gas, within four minutes walk depot and eight minutes of the post Tn0uire of W. H. WHEELER,
 ma1s if Room 14 298 Chapel street.
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TO REMI
For Sale at . Barga1n,

Aes& A DESIRABLE Furnished Room will b =555 rented to one or two gentlemen Call st ii 1e ELM STREET.
 6Tf3 if Corner OraRce,
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ror5 +o +be PT7hlic.

Y HAVE removed my Dental oface to 23o OnaPe. rieased to see my former patients and friends ano any who may desire my services. Teeth hlie6 wi.n Goid Porceiain Os- artifcia1. Amalgam tStlverl AT tisicja Teeth inserted Gold Platinum ana any ol fine cheaper bases All work warranted
 sh'e MRS. E. JONES YOUNG.
 once hours, g e m. to D. m. d2soSW
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FOrSal0W Exchange.

MA HAVE Building Lot 150x100 feet facing on Rowe, Peck and English streets, Fair Haven, also State street, and another on Sycamore street. will sell them at very low price on easy payments, exchange for small house. WM GAYs
 GAY BROTHERS, rnas 2k6 Chapel Street.
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TRUSTWORTHY American woman as house A keeper for elderly lady and invalid daugh- washing; one that has had some experience in sick ness preferred; and half miles from New Ha- ven Postofce Address, for two weeks stating parti- culars CA" F. U. BOX S'
 aDA 3ts New Haven, Conn.
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EnwARD ENGEL,
 BIRTHS.

MIX. Ternp Al: Min, Ten.. 23 Total Rainfall 3s Melted sii6W Qnchss and 1o0thsA. GO; Max velocity oA "AA1' = J. H. SHERMAN. obser4sr.
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The Election at coIumbus.

The Election at Columbus.
 COLUMBUS, April 4.-Returns from 22 out of 9 precincts give Peters edem. $50 major fly over Collins (rep.) for Mayor. The whole Democratic ticket is elected. Collins