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pr. Fulton on Reecher,s Position,


 NEW YORK, Oct. 15.-The curiosity to hear Rev. Dr. Justin D. Fulton speak on ''Mr. Beecher's position, what of it ?' did not have the effect of crowding his temple, formerly the ring on Clermont avenue near Myrtle, Brooklyn, this morning Dr. Fulton ad- dressed himself to the discussion of the charges of Mir. Beecher that the reporters had misrepresented him in the published statements of his declaration of principles. If the newspaper men had falsely reported the Plymouth church pastor, then they were either fools or knaves and he did not believe they were either. "On October 12,' he con- tinued, Eff the reporters are correct, MT. Beecher was Unitarian and Universa1ist, statement, he is the most orthodox of minis ters. The man who made open charges 4ainst the virtue of the school teachers of Brooklyn and then took it back, the man who went back on the Republican party and made serious charges against certain New York of ficia|s which he refused to prove, committed rather silly and foolish act when he deliv- cred his address before the Congregational convention. The Westminster catechism is not more orthodox than MT. Beecher Is to- day. I give thanks to God that he is all ! right. The reporters, said Mir. Beecher, be- lieved the Bible with some exceptions but he has explained his position as to the Bible. The reporter said MT. Beeoher was opposed to the Pauline theology, but Mir. Beecher says ! his creed is found in Pauls epistle to the Ro mans. That is the very ground on which I stand, on which we all stand. Why then | should Mir. Breecher withdraw from the Congregational association Is it another Beecher sensation to fill his house with gap | ing crowds to listen to the discussion as to \ the difference between tweedledum and twee- ! dledee? Is it to go back on the article in the ! North American Reyieaos Some men may ! make football of their faith and do some ! surprising thing to day and to morrow, but ! the great body of the church stands round ! the cross to day. In all matters of practice and eternal life God must be tho authority.
 The trouble in New York to-day, he contin
 ued, is that there is no belief in anything or
 anybody, no belief in integrity and upright
 ness. 1 tell you no party can long rule ir
 he State that is not one of moral ideas
 letting this gangrene of distrust get in is one
 If the things that can deepen. Disbelief 1T
 eternal punishment does not wipe it out
 What has Mir. Beecher got to do with eterna
 punishment? God says the sinner shall suf E fer. Beecher has no right to say anything ! else The question is one he cannot settle.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
The Success of Captain Webb.

U1 O@PV@HAH
 BOSTON, Oct. 15.-Captain Webb at midnight last night left his tank at Horticultural Hall, having been in the water 1881 hours. He entered the tank last Monday at 3:45 p. m. an has been in it continually until he left the tank last night, with the exception of fifteen minutes in each twenty four hours. His proposed feat was to stay in the water 100 hours, eating and sleeping while floating. This he accomplished Friday night. For a wager of $ ,OOO he stayed in the water until midnight last night. His condition at the close was excellent. aside from slight chaf ing caused from constant motion and the salt in the water, and feeling of weariness from want of natural sleep. The temperature of the water was eighty degrees.
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Court Notes.

The burglar who calls his name Higgins was brought before the City Court on Satur-
 day morning for breaking into Rogowski's store on Chapel street on Friday night After hearing the evidence Judge Sheldon bound the fellow over to the Superior Court, and in default of bonds he was sent to jail Bowman took the burglars picture before he was sent to jail. His confederates have not yet been captured.
 The Superior Court, civil and criminal, and the Court of Common Pleas will come in
 tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock and the
 regular court business will be proceeded with. The jury in the United States Circuit Court
 Judge Shipman, at Hartford, Friday, were
 discharged, after returning verdict for the defendant in the case of Pforzheimer, Keller l < Go. vs. Noadiah Watson, of Thompson. | The defendant who was old and partially | blind, loaned Solomon Eickstein, the proprietor of Danislsonville store | $2OO in 1881, and his brother Isaac terward wanted loan. The old gentleman loaned | him $50 in cash and gave him order or | Solomon for the $2O0, which he was about
 read it over to the half blind man, who | signed it. It afterward turned out that the l document was note for $2, 17O and Flick
 stein negotiated it with the present plaintiffs
 who brought suit to recover. The jury were | out only about fifteen minutes in finding tha 1 it was obtained through fraud and was of nc | value. The court has been in session since | September 19, the longest term for years, ye
 it has tried only two cases.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
OARD AND ROOMS.

i&.4s FIR3T-CLASS table board be obtained Esis at 1l7 Elm street. near the Green and colleges h4.L Also few uhFur uished fir nt rooms.
 se27 tf MRS. A. A. KENYON, 1l7 Elm Street.
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EGYPT.
Arabi's Fate-No English Counsel Want
 

Arabi's Fate-No English Counsel Want
 ed By His Enemies.
 CAIRO, Oct. 15.-The Egyptian govern ment is preparing note to the English for eign office stating that they would rather hand Arabi Pasha and the other rebel prison CTS back to the military authorities for trial by court martial than consent to the appear. anoe in behalf of the prisoners of foreign counsel
 LONDON, Oct 1.-The governments rep resented on the Egyptian international tribu- nal have assented to the Khedives decree postponing for three months the payment of any Egypt an government obligation, tho Rus sian and American representatives alone dis senting
 CCNsTANTINoPLE, Oct. 15.-Said Pasha has submitted progr amme to the Sultan pro- posing to curtail the army expenses and to make important reforms in the administra- tion of the government of Armenia and urg ing the adoption of the principle of minister ial responsibility.
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FIRE RECORD.
The Work of the Flames

MAUsoN, Ia., Oct 15.--A disastrous fire here last night destroyed large number of business houses and dwellings, including the Journal newspaper office. Los about $lOO,- 900, half insured. The fire originated from lighted cigar carelessly thrown away.
 BOSTON, Oct. 15.-Fire this morning in Stephen Blaney's steam tannery at Peabody, occupied by l.. & G. H. Poor, destroyed the boiler house and engine room with engine, and seriously damaged the main building Blaney's loss is $6, 1000, insured. Messrs. Poor's loss is $1, 600. The same tannery was burned three years ago.
 INDEPENDENCE, Mo, Oct. 15.-At noon yesterday the large woolen mills of Mccoy & McAfee were destroyed by fire. The loss is about $5O,O0O. The insurance is large. The fire is supposed to have been caused by the friction of the machinery.
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Walnut Loaf Ha.r Kestorer

It is entirely different from all others II Is as clear as water, and, as it's name indi- cates, is perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer
 It will immediately free the head from all dandruH, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce new growth where it has fallen of. It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of Lead and Nitrate of Silver preparations have done. It will change light or faded hair in few days to beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N. Crittenton, New York, and Geo. c. Goodwin & Co.,, Bos ton wholesale agents. s6 1yd&w
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

Earthquake shocks are reported from vari- ous places in Scotland and Switzerland.
 Mrs. Langtry and her company started from London for New York, Saturday, on the steamer Arizona.
 The North German Lloyd steamer Frank fort was burned Saturday while at anchor in the harbor of Bremerhaven.
 Sheikh Obeidullah has issued ano ther proc lamation calling upon all Kurds to take up arms against the tyranny of Persia. Obei- dullah has now under his immediate com mand II 1000 we'll armed troops and is be lieved to have the secret support of Russia. He is concentrating his troops on the Persian frontier.
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HDY small respectable family, suite of three or H four rooms to be entered before Oct. 30 Apply, stating terms, "H '"
 oil 1ts Conrier Ofica
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The Court Record.
City Conrt-Crioiinal side--Judge sheI

don.
 In this court on Saturday the following cases were disposed of: James Farrell, Michael Connolly, fast driving in the streets, nollsd; Joseph Fitzpatrick, fast driving in the street, nolled William Fitzpatrick. abuse of officer, continued to Oct. 16; Thomas DeBowes and Joseph Tanning, jr., continued to Oct 16; James Dunn, idjeness, $s. 72 costs and 30 days in jail; Elizabeth Cramp and George Washington, breach of the peace, breach of the peace on Louisa H. Adams, $6. IA costs and 14 days in jail George Hig- gins, burglary on the premises of Bernhardt Rogowski, continued to Oct. 19, bonds $1, 500, not offered.
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According to the Vienna AgrtcuLtural Ga- zette, it has recently been discovered that meerschaum pipes of excellent quality, sus- ceptible of the highest polish, and even more
 readily colorable than the genuine spianaa dt mare. may be made of potatoes. The farni-
 liar tuber, it seems is well qualified to com
 pete with the substance known to commerce
 as "meerschaum clay" It's latent virtues m this direction are developed by the followip g l treatment Having been carefully peeled and suffered extraction of it's "eyes," the potato is boiled unintermittently for 36 hours in 2
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NEW YORK.
Killed by an Electric Curre

Killed by Electric Current.
 ROCHESTER, Oct. 15.-James E. Westcott, employed by the Western Electric Light company in this city, had his head crushed yesterday afternoon while doing some work about the generator and was killed instantly. It appears he was changing and arranging the currents on wires from which the cleo tricity had not been taken off, as is the cus- tom while men are at work. Westcott was lately married.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Rum awAvS,

The little mare Golddust, of Mir. Hale's stables, fell down on the Fair street bridge while running away, and was severely bruised. She was taken back to the stables by two police officers. She had left the buggy in the road. She had been left unhitched by two men in front of some place, and becoming frightened broke away with the result as stated
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w AIN II EDs
 A NICE furnished with board within "A short distance of the depot, by single ma and with private family. Address, stating terms. ol6 2t" "W.. .."THIS OFFICE.
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'' 'ECCE SIeaNUJM !'

\ HAVE concluded after number of years of pre- \ liminary study, both regards des gn and the harmony of or, to make specially of store and office painting and decorating the fronts and 'ner of stores and in connection with sign painti g depar ment intend making the leading features If business painting in the city Grateful for past fla vors remain yours very respectfully,
 se27 cod is JULIE RID \.
 For Sale at 8 Bars ain,
 >SA-Ro Top Phaet"n of my make has -s6ffS@49 been used only tn, zee m inths; was the property of gentleIn whs has moved to New York have two customers for seco. d-hand Beach Wagons Parties having such for sale please corre- spond. THOMAS J. BEERS,
 oc13 St Carriage Maker 35 Olive Street.
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Registrars Notice.
FirsN Ward

The registrars of the First Ward will be in session at the cigar store of Ja Gallagher jr., No. "A Church street. Thursday October i9th. 1882, from g o'clock until o'clock P. for fhe purpose of perfecting their list Also to receive applications from all persons entitled to be made electors this fall.
 JOIN JOIN w. LANE, Registrars
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A Pleasure Yacht Wrecked.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-The signal corps station at Sandy Hook, N. J., reports that the sleop yacht Carrie Taylor, owned by members of the Oceanic Yacht club of Jer- sey City, ran ashore on the point off Sandy Hook at 1 a. m and was completely wrecked. pleasure party of six who were on board saved themselves.
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NAAAL "Lnxl

The registrars of the Ninth Ward will be in session at the feed store of Joseph T. Benham, No 27 way, on Thursday October 18th, 1882, from o'clock until o'clock for the purpose of perfect ing their lists also to receive applications from persons entitled to be mad electors this fall.
 W1GhhS1 WmniaM H. a. sonToS 9n1eS, Registrars.
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EleXRnfh WRrh

The registrars of the Eleventh Ward will be in ses- sion at the store corner Ferry and Perp ,nt eets on Thursday, October 19th 1882, from o'clock a m. until 5 p. m for the purpose of completing the registry list and to receive applications of those sons who wish to become electors this fall.
 RUSSELL T. ELLIS, p.,is+r.r.
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Second Ward.

The registrars of the Second Ward will meet at Piumbs joiner shop, No 142 Oak street. head of Spruce street, on Thursday, October 19th from . m til p. for the purpose of receiving the names of all persons who wish to be made electors
 also to make corrections that may be necessary. JOHN J. BRENNAN,( po,istr.rs JAMES BISHOP. feglstrars.
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Fourth Ward,

IVVd8R1fe ILV New Haven, Oct. 14, 1882.
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Winter finds out what summer lays by" Kidney Wort cures in winter and in summer There is scarcely a person to be found who will not be greatly benefited by a thorough course of Kidney Wort every spring If you cannot prepare the dry buy the liquid. It has the same effect
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Twelfth Ward.

The registrars of the Twelfth Ward will be in ses sion at 37 Clay street Thursday October 19h 1882 from 8 m till p. m for the purpose of perfeotin ths registry list, and to applications persons who wish to become electors.
 Fnasens hvsensF FdI11 F: BAHSHS' Registrars. New Haven, Oct. 14th. 1882.
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Tenth Ward.

The registrars of the Tenth Ward will meet at the engine house corner of Elm and Park streets on Thursday, the 18th day of October, 1882, from m till m, for the purpose receiving the applica- tons o those persons who wish to be made electors this fall also will make corrections in their list
 RoLLIS J. BUNCE.l
 HENRY s. COOPER, A'eSis'i0ho'
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Third Ward.
TL@ --I1-ns-

The undersigned, assistant registrars of the Third voting district will be in session at the office of F. French, corner of George street and Congress nue, Thursday the 18th inst from o'clock till o'clock p. to receive applications from person. entitled to be made electors and to correct the voting list.
 GEORGE R. BILL, ! Assistant
 ROBERT A. HoLL1NGER,) Registrars. New Haven, Oct. 14, 1892
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Fifth Ward.

The registrars of the Fifth Ward will meet at tho cigar store. No s0H Chapel street. on Thursday. Oc tober l9 from 9 a. m. to D. nn., for the purpose O. receiving the names of all persons who wish to b, ma @ electors also to make any corrections whicI may be necessary.
 WILLIAM W AM sU11rvAs. SUI Registrars.
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Thirteenth Ward.

The registrars of the Thirteenth Ward will receive applications of those qualified to be made voters Thursday, October I9th from m to 5 D. m at the office of the Diamond Match company westvile.
 E1eESE R1srH o O. MBEs1Ss BEsonss1rx Registrars
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The registrars of the Fourth Ward will meet at PTS Water street, in the Union Social club room, neal Columbus avenue on Thursday, October 18th, 1882 from m till p. for the purpose of correcting their list and re"e,ve applications from those h6 wish to be made electors this fall
 WILLIAM F. SHANNoN,l Du,.
 GEORGE l.. IVES [ NesiSIf"fs'
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Illinois,

Fast Time by Frank Works Team.
 CHICAGO, Oct 15.-Orrin A. Hickok drove Frank Works fast team, Edward and Dick Swiveler, one mile in 21s. Taking into con-
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Fourteenth Ward.

The registrars of the Fourteenth Ward will be in session at the stnre of Charles w. Hemingway said ward Nn Thursday, October 18th 1884, from o'clock registry list of Said ward and receiving applications of those to be made electors.
 JOHN E. CASE, ,,.
 GEORGE A. LINsLEY, A'oeAo'A"is'
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Nf~hNh NUy -~E

The Eighth Ward registrars will be in session at tx shoe store of A Mesich, No. 760 State street. nea Bradley street. on Thursday, October 18th, from a till p. for the purpose of perfecting the lis of electors and receiving applications of those made.
 E. F. MERn1Lh,} Resistrars.
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Eff eenth Ward.

The registrars Of the Fifteenth Ward will be in sion al the house Of William A. Wond ward (near the sch. ol h use), Thursday, October 18th, from B. tn D. for the purpose of perfecting the list of electors and receiving applications of those to be made.
 WILLIAM A. WoopwARD.( Rss,str.rs,
 H. B FORBES, 'eSA'"h~he'
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sideration the fact that the track was heavy, and that the driver and wagon was over weight, the performance is looked upon as a remarkable one.
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Sixth Ward.

The registrars of the Sixth Ward will be in session at the store Of w. H. Coolidge, Greene and Wal lace streets, Thursday, October 18th, 1882, from o'clock a m until o'clock D. for he purpose of perfect1ng their list also to receive applications rom all persons entitled to be made electors this fall.
 TIa1.s MIaL1AM ca.eeEI H; oooL1Den' Registrars.
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TaIrnase's Ticket for 1884.

BROOKLYN, Oct. 15-Talmage preached a vigorous sermon against alcoholism and nom- mated 8 Presidential ticket for 1884 Gov- ernor St. John of Kansas, and Governor
 Colquitt of Georgia He did not care which came first on the ticket. He predicted an
 overwhelming majority for it. It would have
 voting army of 100000 enslaved drunkards
 olamoring to be free and nine -tsnths of the doctors in the land
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EMMA STEPHAN !

District of New Haven Probate Court
 October 10th, 1882 ] HESITATE of LES TER J. BRADLEY, of New Haven, EA in said district, assigning debtor.
 The Court of lrobate for the District of New Ha- hath limited and allowed three months from the the creditors of said estate represent ed insolvent which exhibi their claims there to and has appointed Dwight W. Futile of East Ha ven, Ct., and Will am E. Rowland of said New Haven commissioners to eive and examine said claims and has ordered that said commissioners meet at No State street, in said New Haven, the 11h day of December, 882, and the 1pth day of January 1885, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of each of said days for the purpose of attending the business ot said appointment
 Certified from record,
 SAMUEL A. YORK, Judge. All persons indebted to said estate requested tc mako immediate payment to
 oeI1 T Tr1at
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FOR, RENT

FOR SALE. 4@a In the village Of West Haven ,near the Green, Esii the finest places in the village, about EgsV acres of land, well stocked with fruit hnuae is commodious and in trst-class order large barn the premises will be sold low, will exchange for small place in the city.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
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N. E. T., ole If Drawer 25. BOARD AND ROOMS. sRSA VERY desirable rooms singly C in suite, ES,H furnish cd unfurnished, with board mod E%,IU ern eonvenlences. olo Ct 12O HIGH STREET.
 FOUND, esSosJ A WHITE bulldog. with brown spots on -sSSxA his face. J. u. Thompson's Is on the collar The owner get him by calling at ol6 lt* l6 FRANKLIN STREET.
 FOR RENT, aMaa THE desirable dwelling house, Mo- IS Lin- EHiii coin street, nine rooms all modern improve k$sN ments. To prompt paying ten nt S325 per mum. Possession Immediately Inquire of
 JOSEPH A. SMITH, Mitchell's Building, 3OS Chapel street, Room 5. o16 2t*
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8oaro xrth Roollts.
Roons with Roarf

DeSfraDI0 ROOMS W1th Board. 5sAss SUITE on fret floor, back parlor and bed A.iiI room, all modern convenienoes, including ES..h grates Southern exposure and very pleasant. Gall at 2Ul ORANGE STREET,
 oclI Corner Grove.
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dMarts.
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DY an experienced cook. situation, or would d ID general housework in a small family. Cal aL
 ole It. SS OAK STREET.
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1882-06-22
That Awful Brother,

II c-a.n-n-o-t sing the old songsr she
warbled, touching the keys of the shiv-
cring, sobbng piano and drawing out
walls OF anguish.
Then why do you try TOP" asked her
father in an unSympathotic voice.
II cannot sing the old songs she
went on, looking up into the face of her
lover, who was bending over her with
agony depicted in his countenance. for
he had to turn the leaves and didn't
know musical bar from barrel stave.
Then she began on the next verse"
II cannot sing the old songs"
And AS her voice went up into the
fourth story and Mansard roof her dear
ly loved young brother said, "Well, sir,
wouldn't sing the old things ii could,
and you know you can't"
Then she smiled at him SO that he
went up stairs and locked himself in.