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Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-15
THE SCHEDULE OF GAMES.


 May 4, Amherst vB Harvard, at Cambridqe May 2, Harvard vs. Dartmouth, at Hanover. May !, Princeton vs. Yale, at New Haven May g, Princeton vs Dartmouth, at Hanover May 9, Harvard ys. Brown, at Providence May Il, Brown vB. Amhert, at Amherst. May 12, Dartmouth vs. Harvard at Cambridge May IA, Yale vs. Harvard. at Cambridge. May 14, Dartmouth vs. Brown, at Providence. May IT, Brown vs. Harvard, at Cambridge May IS, Amherst vs. Dartmouth, at Hanover May %, Harvard vs Princeton, at Princeton May 21, Yale vs. Dartmouth, at Hanover. May 23, Brown vs. Dartmouth, at Hanover. May 25, Harvard ys. Amherst, st Amherst May 28. Brown vs. Princeton at Princeton May 28. Harvard vs. Yale, at New Haven. May 90, Brown ys. Yale, at New Haven May S1, Amherst vs. Princeton, at Princeton. June 1. Amherst vs. Brown, at Providence June l, Yale vs. Princeton, at Princeton. June 4, Princeton vs. Brown, at Providence. June 6, Princeton vs. Harvard, at Cambridge June ', Dartmouth vs. Amherst, at Amherst. June 8, Princeton vs. Amherst, at Amherst June 8, Dartmouth vs. Yale, at New Haven June 10, Dartmouth vs. Princeton. at Princetoa June Il. Amherst vs. Yale, Ut New Haven. June Is, Yale vs Brown. at Providence. June 25, Yale vs. Amherst, at Amherst.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-15

'sPirates of Penzance, whole opera, only 75 cents, at Steinert's Music store. m3tf
 An elegant line of scrap books at Coan's.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-15
socIety-Grand Opera Hon.

Historical sOciety-Grand Opera House.
 Hon. Erastus Brooks, of New York, reads paper upon the New Haven Colony Histor- ical society next Friday evening. On &C., count of the interest of the paper and gen. eral desire to hear it, the meeting will be held in Peck's Grand Opera House, open to all. The title of the paper is 'sThe Treason of Benedict Arnold and the Justification of the Execution of Major Andre,
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-15
Remember This.

Dr. Kennedy, of Rondout, N. Y., would have you remember that you will avoid mis- takes by bearing in mind the name of his new medicine is ''Favorite Remedy and the price One Dollar. For the cure of Urinary Difficulties, Kidney Complaints Constipation of the Bowels, and all those diseases and weaknesses peculiar to females, there is pos itively no medicine offered to the public at all equal to it. For sale by all druggists. One Dollar bottle. mh11 12d2w2dp
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-15

The palate is gratifed and the system forti- fled by the benign vitalizer and remedy for marasmus, malaria, dyspepsia, liver com plaint, anemia, hysteria, etc., the Liebig Go. 's Coca Beef Tonic. m15eod1w
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-15
The RrankWa.far.

It is already claimed that the new break. water is increasing the depth of water in our harbor channel, and the oystermen say whose oyster beds are in the limits of the current that their oysters are being washed away
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-15

Office Superintendent General of the Grand National Exhibition of the American Insti- tute of Science, Art and Industry, of the city of New York. (Finding of the Committee of Experts and Judges
 i've recommend the Medals of Excellence for the Witch Hazel Preparations of the Lie big company as being of great value and purity"
 In accordance with the finding the Medals of Excellence were awarded.
 CHARLES WAGNER HULL,
 Superintendent General. Cures piles, salt rheum, rheumatism, neu- ralgia catarrh, painful monthlies, skin dis eases.
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Special Notice.

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Personal.

York, where she had been visiting friends.
 Mir. Aginton, the expert, will give an ex- hibition of roller skating in the Hartford rink next Friday evening
 Dr. Anderson's father died Sunday night in Boston He had been sick for some time. The doctor will be absent in Boston for three or four days.
 Robert R. Russell was the New Haven del-
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-15

S. H. Irwin, of Ute Creek, Colfax Co.,, New Mexico, says: My wife has been cured of a cough of thirty years standing by wear. ing an ''Only Lung Pad. d."-See Ado.
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Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-15
Fire In IIotchkIssvi1Ie.

The store and stock of goods belonging to Albert W. Chapman in Hotchkissville were badly damaged by fire on Sunday morning. The fire was first discovered by Mrs. Chap man on hearing the explosion of a lot of pis- tol cartridges and fire crackers which were in stock Waterbury Americ1n.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-15

Best cures for coughs, colds, ague, neural gia, rheumatism, indigestion, by Dr. Shears.
 ''Billee Taylor" vocal score, $1. M. Steinert.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-15
East Haven Town Meeting

East Haven Town Meeting. There WAS large town meeting at East
 Haven Center yesterday on the annexation | subject. It was voted to approve of annexa-
 tion on the terms arranged by the Selectmen of the town and of New Haven, provided the
 boundaries are defined satisfactorily to the tvo boards
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-15

Try Capsicum Cough Drops, the result of over forty years experience in making Cough Confections. Manufactured by B. H. Douglass Sons.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-03-15

Vocal score asd selections of ''Olivette, at M Steinerts.
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seBillee Taylor" the successor of Pinafore, at M Steinert's, 255 Chapel street.
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Beautiful scrap books at Coan's.
 See Coan's stock of Easter cards.

Coan has blank books at reduced prices.
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8 Lots-state Street, near Long Wharf. Lots-Whitney Avenue Samuel Bishop Property, corner Crown and Gregson
 Streets.
 Lots-Howard, Hallock and Dixwen Avenues. ots-Greenwich and Kimberly Avenues. Lots-Lamberton, Washington, Cedar and Carlisle
 Streets 9 Lots-Portsea, Hallock, White. Morris and West
 Streets.
 Lots-Adeline, Daggett, Starr, Newha1 and Bassett
 Streets.
 Lots-Harriett, Canal Grant and John Streets 100 Shore Lots Lighthouse Point 10 Shore Lots below Wavery Grove, West Haven. 1O0 Iots-Wallinpford 100 Lots-Derby Avenue 40 Lots-Allingtown. 75 Lots-Augerville. 100 Lots-East Haven, near East Haven Center. 100 Iots-Near Hamden Church, Hamden. 1000 Lots-Montowese, North Haven.
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College Notes.

Glass prayer meetings at 6:3O this evening. The junior exhibition speakers, class of 1882, were announced yesterday morning. They are:
National Republican., 1881-08-05
REDUCING FEES.
A Decision by Judge Lawrence, OF the
Trennury.

Judge William Lawrence, First Comp
troller ofthe Treasury rendered decision yester.
day which will tend to reduce the fees OF United
States marshals, clerks of the Circuit and District
Courts, and commissioners OF the courts and prob.
ably lead to the abolition of excessive fees OF these
officers in the cases private sutors well as in
that Of the Government The decision, which
will govern in the settlement Of the accounts OF
marshals, clerks, and commissioners from the be.
ginning Of the current fiscal year, is aimed at
structive fees and mileage, and lays down as a
rule TO be strictly observed henceforth, that the
accounting officers OF the Treasury are not to
be bound by the certificates of the judges
as TO the accuracy Of the accounts for
fees rendered by the marshals &C., but are TO de.
tcimine for themselves whether the compensa-
ton claimed Is warranted by law, and the Issuing
OF the wrts of subpoena charged for was really nec-
essary. Judge Lawrence maintains that where wit
nesses who are subp9nacd TO testify on behalf OF
the United States live in the same locality or
direction of travel from the court 1t IL the duty OF
the clerk to include the names of all Of them in
one subpoena, and, whether he does SO or not, he
can receive pay only for one subpoena in
such case, and the marshal can receive his
mileage for only one service, no matter how many
separate writs the clerk has issued. Attorney
General Deyens gave an opinion in October, 1873,
that The clerk issues in such case separate sub.
pGnas, II the clerk issued unnecessary writs il
was no fault OF the marshal, and the latter was en-
titled TO mileage rates. Judge Lawrence considers
this opinion erroneous and holds that II was given
without any reference 10 section S77 OF the Revised
Statutes, which should have been considered by
the Attorney General when his opinion was pre-.
pared.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Forty-two German immigrants recently
arrived at Newport News,
Miss Alice Swain, q Richmond vocal
list, has lately made a successful concert tour.
General Fitzhugh Lee has been elected
10 command the hrsl brigade Of Virginia infantry.
A new cotton compress is to be erected
in Norfolk which is intended TO be the most pow
erful In the world.
The Richmond Blues are making prep
arauons TO participate in the centennial cere
monies at Yorktown,
There we're 2,l7407S pounds of leaf
tobacco sold In Danyile last month, at an average
ofSllSl per hundred pounds,
Superintendent Allen, of the Lynch
burg water-works, is getting up a map OF the
main pipes as they are now located.
The professorship of English and Bible
studies was not filled at tho last meeting OF the
trustees of the Hempden'sidney College, aquorum
not being present.
Joshua Creek Bridge, on the Richmond
and Alexandria Railroad, below Lynchburg, iB
rapidly nearing completion In u short lime
trains VIII pass over IT,
1t is rumored that Mr.. j. II. Stovall has
concluded not to contest Hon. George =. Cabells
seat IN Congress from the Finh District Of Virginia,
and has Withdrawn his papers
Since fine rains have relieved the
drought In the tobaCCo-growing section of the
State many farmers have set out new plants. The
crop, though, will almost necessarily DO OF an ln-
feriOr grade
The executive committee of the Vir-
ginia Press Association held meeting at Rich
mond yesterday to considers matters connected
with the attendance of representatives Of the press
from other localities al the Yorktown celebration
Asignihoant fact connected with the Re-
publican convention at Fairfax Court House
Wednesday was the large number Of Democrats
present, who led by the chairman Of that party
In the county joined in hearty applause OF the sem
tlments uttered by Major o, Il. Hlne the leader OF
the Straight Outs In theconyention. This mani
fest interest on the part Of the Democrats in
the proceedings tended greatly 70 cement the ranks
OF the Coalitionists whose triumph was signal
and complete, the vote standing % 100.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Current transactions In the Various Dis-
trIct Omcrs.

Building permits have been granted to
@. C. Round, boundary street. between Fourteenth
and fifteenth streets northwest, erect two-story
brick dwelling, $1,000; Lutheran Church, corner
Fourteenth and N streets, alterations and repairs,
$50 MS. Reed, Sixteenth and. a half street, al-
terations and repairs 500; James Roche corner
Fourth and Ridge streets northwest; X. G. Gil,
ll03 L street southwest and William Sayors, 2l33 q
street northwest, woodsheds at an average Of $50
each.
The eCommissionershave approved a recommend.
alton OF Mr.. Edward Temple, Of the board OF
school trustees, that galvanized iron cornice be
substituted for the cos-iron one proposed for the
new high-school building.
The last of the lien certificates against streets
have been signed. and attention will now be given
to those against alleys. The names Of the streets
which complete the list arc as follows; Washing
ton street. from Fourth to Finh west Tenth street
west, from d TO Water; North Carolina avenue
from New Jersey avenue to Eleventh street cast ;
South Carolina avenue, from New Jersey avenue
TO Eighth street cast; Ninth street west, from d
south to Water; Fourth street west from New York
avenue to o street north Twenty. first street west
from Virginia avenue TO street north + street
north from Third to Seventh west; Eleventh street
cast from Massachusetts avenue to II street north /;
street south, from Second to Fourth cast Elev.
cnth street west, from Il 10 Water II street north,
from Second TO Third east; Second street east from
from Maryland avenue to street north; street
south, from Third to Four. and. a. halfwest.
The Commissioners have appointed Foster p.
Wood an additional patrolman for service at the
Treasury Department.
Contracts for repairs to school buildings have
been awarded as follows: Thomas Williams, car
penter work on Sumner and Miner buildings, $500 /;
w. N. Clayton Concreting around Seaton aud
Riggs buildings, s2s7 ID. NJ Frain painting school
building at Mount Pleasant, si67: C. g. Thorn,
plumbing at Greenleaf building, 500; Robert KofI,
kalsomining in Abbott building, $50, and James
Rowzer, white.washing buildings in George
town, s67.
A communication has been received by the
Commissioners calling attention 10 the intolerable
stencil caused by the asphalt works on X street,
near North Capitol, requesting its abatement as q
nuisance
The report of the operations Of the Health
Office for the week ended July 30, 1881, shows
that 1876 nuisances were reported, 2l5 tons Of gar
bage and 05 dead animals removed; 5,490 crabs,
0porgies, 265 pounds of beef, "A pounds mutton,
so pounds veal, 80 pounds pork, 2s pounds bacon,
and ecftongucs were condemned by the in
spector.
Captain A. A. Semmes, commandant of the navy.
yard, has requested the extension Of the curbing
in front Of the main gateway leading to the bar
racks, in order that a brick sidewalk may be laid
without delay.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
A NEW CLUBHOUSE
Built by the Directors OF the Fair Asso
citation for Turf Patrons.

The building boom, which has been
steadily increasing during the present season, has
at last invaded the grounds of the National Fair
Association, the directors Of which have just fin
ishcd the erection Of handsome club. b.house at q
cost of $1,000. 1t Is n handsome two.story frame
structure, painted q slate color surnounted with a
mansard roof, and is located at
THE EASTERN EXTREMITY OF THE GRAND STAND,
facing directly upon the race track. Capa-
cious balconies extend around both stories.
which will doubtless be desirable positions
to afford q good view Of the contests on
the turf There are fourteen rooms in the new
building, which are now being fitted up in hand
some manner preparatory to the formal opening,
which takes place Wednesday, the 10th instant
The purpose of the directors in building the club
house was that they might be enabled to entertain
their friends and the stockholders near the track
without compelling them
TO CLIMB THE STEEP HILL
on the other side OF the grounds upon the brow Of
which the old club. house is situated. Every de-
tail that could possibly conduce to the COM
fort Of guests has been attended to by
Mr. William J. Belding the efficient
superintendent Of the associations property, and
the new resort will undoubtedly become very pop
ular. The rooms on the lower floor will be devoted
to the uses of kitchen, dining, and club, while up.
stairs will be
SET APART FOR LADIES AND THEIR ESCORTS.
From the balcony of the latter. floor beautiful
view of the surrounding country can be obtained,
and the track for its entire distance is unobstructed
by any object larger than bush. The opening
of the new house will afford the public chance 70
judge of its merits, and a choice programme has
been arranged for their entertainment free Of
charge Three classes Of races will be trotted 235,
240, and $50, and Webers band will furnish
music between the heats. From the class OF
horses entered the sport bids fair to be interesting
and exciting, the owners of thirty flyers now in
the stables at the track having signifed their in
tention OF participating in the effort to give tho
new enterprise q good send or
National Republican., 1881-08-05
wha. Is 10 Become OF IIimY

OF course, if the President recovers,
Guitcau cannot be hung, but, after serving few
years, will be turned out into the great world
again, What then will become of him7 What win
be his condition. No man will receive him into
his house or associate with him. No man win
board him. or employ him, or countenance him in
any way Go where be will the memory and his.
tory of his crime will follow him, In the greatest
crowds he will be alone, whether in the city
full OF country wide" lie will be marked man.
No one will buy OR se1 with him, break bread or
cat salt with him, The common courtesies OF life
will be unavailable 10 him, with the brand OF
Cain upon his brow, he can only range up and
down the earth SOLITARY and alone, scorned by his
own country and repelled by foreign nations,
praying for death to come to his relief, yet shrink
ing from death from fear OF q retributive here.
after What fearful fate Surely this mOns hell
has begun already
National Republican., 1881-08-05
.AImant Got Ennurl,.

Special Correspondence ofTnK REPuBLIoAH.
BERRYvILLE, Va, Aug. 81 firmly be-
lieve THE REPUBLICAN has readers everywhere.
Everybody here in town read my former letter,
published in your columns last week and Gun
assure you II created Il breeze Although every.
body in Berryville has commented on my structures
regarding the utter lack Of beef and the never.
ending dish Of chicken! chicken chicken we
have not yet had any change in our diet, and
don't feel like making inquiries at the other
boarding. houses IN the town. II is so common
iot letter writers TO say all manner ofsweot things
Of their surroundings in the country that thought
II would be good idea TO give the other side. for
you know, Truth is mighty and will prevail" III
can be the means Of making these people See their
true condition / will have accomplished great
deal. want them 10 awaken from their Rip Van
Winkle condition and improve. want them TO
take daily paper and brighten up II anything
upon the farm needs repairing have 1t attended TO
at once am right here in the town OF BerTyville,
hot and dusty during the day, but wilhal cool and
comfortable NJ nighL have almost had enough
0nCHRVUR
National Republican., 1881-08-05
observation-disclosures

The Oldest Inhabitants Society have
elected the following officers for the ensuing year
DR.. John b. Blake presidents Jenkm Thomas, W.
II Tenncy W, N. Waters, Edward Simms Andrew
Rothwell, Samuel r, Douglass, John N, Loyeloy,
John w. Martin, William II, Williams, Lambert
Tell, Michael Nash, T., }, Middleton, and Benjamin
Milburn, vice PRESIDENTS NJ Callan, recording
secretary; j. G. Brull corresponding secretary and
s, Mast, marshal and treasurer. During last year
four Of the vice. presidents Of the society died. viz
Dr, William GunIon, James A, Kennedy, John
Purdy and Lawrence A, Gobrght MIR, BruA was
requested 10 deliver the GRAFTON he prepared for
the Fourth Of July, which was postponed In con.
sequence Of the attempted assassination of the
President of the United States, on the 18Th of ooto-
ber, the anniversary Of the surrender OF Yorktown,
II he shall have recovered by that tine.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
A Happy Fair.

A quiet wedding took place at the
Epiphany Church yesterday morning, the parties
bclng Mr., Moses Bradshaw and Miss Sarah +. Aus.
un Of Pennsylvania, The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev Charles II. Mead, and only the
relatives and most intimate friends were present
Miss Austin Is a beautiful blonde and great
fayorte In large circle Of friends in this city.
MT Bradshaw has grown up In Washington, and
filled important positions Of trust and respopsi'
bility under the House Of Representatives In the
days OF Republican aseCndancy there, He is now
a NenogmpheI In the Post Ohlce Department The
newly welded pair took the limited express for
Cape May.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
Death of Mr.. G.nera, neCoon.

General Sherman yesterday received
dispatch from General a d McCook, Announcing
the death Of hls wife al salt Like City. Utah
General McCOok IA well known here, having tor
merly been upon the stan OF the General OF the
army and bis many friends will deeply tympA
thike with MIN IN hih bereavement, lie was
recently promoted ng cOlouel Of the Sixth
United States Infantry. stationed AT White River
In the Ute county. Colorado. lie .ook his family
TO Dayton. but himself proceeded TO hA post III
White River neAcing Of the extreme illness ol
Nn Phillips, the mother Of his wife General Nc,
Cook promptly went To Dayton. reaching there
ehiy In time to attend the funeral Of Mrs Phillips
he then took his wife and children IL Salt Lake
City utah. TO which place ms regiment mad been
ordered The death OF heI mother 40 shocked
MIS- hcCook that her general health became
sadly impaired. and She gradually sank, untn
abe died yesterday, AS already stated
MIS- McCoob was well known In Washington, and
wSs admired and loved by large circle Of friends
BY reason Of her sweet and gentle nature As
General Sherman says Ia his note conveying the
Sad intelligence Of her death, she was "tou good
fOi this cath and has Deen claimed foI hlgheI
and better spheTe"
National Republican., 1881-08-05
Loudoun 10 tle Front.

10 tue EulIor oi liE NffUbLiCAN'
A solid delegation for the Coalition is
elected from this county. Readjusters and Re-
publicans are jublant. Honors on the Legislative
ticket are to be divided. The Loudoun County
Republican convention met in Leesburg August
for the purpose OF clecting delegates to the
Lynchburg convention, which resulted in the
election ofa solid Coalition delegation. The Bar
bour Republicans, Bourbon Democrats, and Grip
Sack Republicans were defeated. The convention
overwhelmingly was for Coalition. A legislative
ticket will be put in the field that none bur an
enemy TO the progress and advancement OF Viz
ginia will oppose. II,
National Republican., 1881-08-05
The CoIumbIn aine AaloeIntiou.

At The meeting Of the Columbia Rifle
Association on Wednesday night It was deter.
mined to invite the Maryland Rifle Association Of
Baltimore and the Carroll County Rifle Associa'
tion TO shoot return matches at Benninga range
on the 18th instant One match will be for two
and three hundred yards and the other for five
apd six hundred yards. II was also decided TO
send teams to Creedmoor next month to compete
in the short, middle, and long range contests.
National Republican., 1881-08-05
DISTRICT BREVITIEs.
The weather To-Day.

For The Middle atlantic States, including
the Distrio Of Columbia fair tpedthcr ,rinds mostly
'oth'oesisry; stationary temperature and barometer.
The thermometric readings yesterday were as
follows: 7 a. M, 20; II a. m, $50; 8 p. M, 9io
p m so0 IL p. M, 79o; maximum, 96o; mini.
mum $50
National Republican., 1881-08-05
A rRtlF TONIC

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DiseoIcs ,cgutrine a CERTAIN and Efficient ,o'ic,
pecioGy Tndoesiion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent fttcrs,
H'drt u appetite Loss Qf Strength, Lack Of E''er0y
&e Enriches ne blood strengthens Ne muscles, aud
of,ts nctc iJc 10 he ne1es TacB nci Re charm on
DE digtap organs rcrrorin0 all dy7cpt'e symptoms,
nch as tasting he JOod b,ichiho heat IN he stomach,
hoort5urn, &c TIC only Iron Ppdrdiion Ani UtH
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