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Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-28
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

The number of feet of logs cut in the province of New Brunswick this winter is one-third below the average.
 The great majority of the newspapers of Berlin are incredulous as to the friendly pro- fessions of Russian officers
 The proposed visit of Emperor Francis Joseph to the King of Italy has been aban- doned on account of the Vatican opposing his reception at Rome.
 Only four of the thirteen prisoners who escaped from the county jail at Detroit Mich, Saturday night, have been captured up to date. Turnkey Edmunds yesterday morning sent in his resignation, which was accepted.
 In the Chamber of Deputies at Madrid yes terday the minister of colonies, in defending the action of the government toward Cuba, contended that the Cubans enjoyed the same civil and political rights that the people of Spain were enjoying and that the govern ment could not permit the slightest agitation in favor of self government in that island.
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the first time in two or three weeks that they
 had all been together, Mir. Cothren of Wood l bury having been detained at home on ac. 1 count of sickness.
 1 number of important measures still await the action of the legislature, the number in- | cluding the proposed acts for consolidating 1 the town and city governments of Hartford ;
 authorizing the bridging of the Thames river at New London authorizing appropria- l tion of $25, ,O0O for an experiment station at New Haven establishing the State tax on public oyster grounds, and regulating the
 taxes to be imposed on grounds controlled
 by riparian proprietors; the act establishing
 a board of pardons, not yet reported,
 and also the bill authorizing the State
 prison directors to procure estimates
 for improvements and proper drainage at the
 prison, and two or three health bills reported adversely from the Judiciary committee. The bill for the prevention of farcy, on which 6 long debate has been had in the House, recommitted to the Committee on Agriculture last week, will occasion considerable discus sion before it is finally disposed of. The Sergeant Mason petition is now in the hands of the Committee on Federal Relations, and will be debated at some length when 1t reaches the House. The resolution for the submission of constitutional amendment to the people, prohibiting the manufacture of intoxicating liquors, is on the calendar for action.
 The session of the Legislature will be re- sumed to-day, the House assembling at Il g. m. and the Senate at 12:30 p. m. At 12 o'clock the temperance bill will come up in the House as special order, and the debate on it is likely to continue until the hour for ad- journment. The measure has been passed on section by section, but until the final vote is ordered it iG open to amendments.
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AResurvey of Long Island Sound.

The movement which is now being made in Congress by some of the energetic citizens of Connecticut looking to a resurvey of Long Island Sound should receive the prompt CO., operation of the merchants and business men of New York city The greater portion of our coastwise trade with the New England States floats through the Sound, so that we have as deep and vital an interest in the matter as they have It is nearly half century since the charts of many intricate and dangerous portions of this important sheet of water were made and then the work was done un- der an old system which has become obso- Iete. In view of the growing trade and inn portance of the Sound ports and the travel would be mere bagatelle It is to be hoped that the New York delegation will unite in urging on Congress the necessity of the work. -Ne1o York HerGld, 27th.
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WANTED,

A COMPETENT girl to cook and assist in tbs A washing and ironing in private famfiv. 9oo5 reference required. Apply immediately st
 mRzf 13l SHFENAN
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aAa LOT on Dixwell avenue adjoining Sias Ben hams, 42xl40 high and clean, suitable for store dwelling. Price S530. Terms easy.
 r. L. COWLES, ma24 If 49 Orange Street.
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Don Cameron's IIlness-Rumors Concern ing Cabinet Chanses-The Star Route
 Cases-Other Matters.

Don Cameron's IIlness-Rumors Concern ing Cabinet Chanses-The Star Route Cases-Other Matters. WASHINGTON, March 27.-The rumor that Don Cameron is seriously i'll with pneumonia is founded on the fact that ke has severe cold, which prevents his going out. He. however, entertained the President and Gen.
 eral Grant at dinner last evening. A certificate from Shipherd's physician to- day. informed the House Foreign Affairs committee that he was sick with neuralgia l and erysipelas and the committee adjourned subject to the call of the committee. The following Supreme Court decision was l rendered to-day: No. 35, Samuel R. 0. Mat ! thews ct al. vs. the Boston Machine compa- nv, appeal from the Circuit Court of the | United States, district of Massachusetts, de- i cree affirmed with costs; opinion by Justice Bradley.
 John Jay Knoxs term comptroller of the currency expires April 25th next. The l comptroller is appointed for i've years and l Mir. Knox has held office two terms. It is rumored tonight that MT. Teller, of | Colorado, will probably resign from the Sen | ate to o-morrow.
 l The latest gossip about Secretary Kirk ! wood is that he will be president of the com l nissioners provided for in the polygamy bill l Before Judge Wylie this afternoon the Stai route cases against Boone and others
 charged with subornation of perjury were
 taken up All the session was occupied ir
 reading the indictment. Further investigation by special agents oi 1 the Treasury at San Francisco reveals the | fact that 8 number of residents there were 1 implicated in the recent opium smuggling
 conspiracy.
 Secretary Lincoln has received the Judge Advocate Generals report in Sergeant Ma sons case, but refuses to make it public yet
 It is known, however, that it recommends the
 mitigation of the sentence. l At the Presidents first public reception to- morrow night Colonel Rockwell will present ! the guests
 Telegrams were received here to-day iron
 bankers and capitalists of New York interest
 ed in the land gsant railroads, inquirine ] whether MT. Teller as the Secretary of tL;
 Interior is likely to be governed by th' views indicated in the bill he introduced de
 claring forfeited unearned land of the various
 land grant railroads. MT. Teller refused te be interviewed.
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Alumni of Princeton College.

PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-There was 8 large attendance of the Philadelphia Prince ton Alumni association at the banquet of the University club tonight owing to published statements that Dr. McCosh was to make a defence of the recent policy of the college, but he was unable to be present. Attorney General Brewster occupied the chair. Pro lessor w. M. Stone of the faculty made 8 speech. Resolutions were adopted declaring the newspaper criticism of Dr. McCosh's ad- ministration unfounded and unkindly, en- dorsing his course.
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LeRislatiNe Notes.

The act granting the Parallel road charter will come up as special order in the House Wednesday morning, and the most interest ing debate of the session will be had ca the measure.
 The Senate will probably act on the "Chip'' Smith resolution this week and it may be called up to-day. The House by over two thirds vote defeated the bill for Smiths com. mutation of sentence to imprisonment for life.
 The members of the Judiciary committee had their photographs taken Friday. It was
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Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer

It is entirely different from all others. It 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 dandrutf, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce a 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 a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N. Crittenton, New York, and Geo. c. Goodwin $ Co.,, Bos- on, wholesale agents. s6 1yd6w
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Coal Prices for April.

PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-The harbor prices for coal for April, as fixed by the Reading receivers, the coal being delivered free at Fort Richmond, are as follows: Lump, steamboat and broken, $4 30; egg, $4 3O@4 40; stove, $4 3O@3 50; chestnut, $4@4 15; pea, s2 75. The line and city prices for coal at Schuylkill Haven are as follows: Lump, $2 75; steamboat, $2 75 i; broken $2 75@2 S5; egg, $2 1902 S5 i; small and small stove, $2 75@3 35 chestnut No. 1, $2 6O@2 75 :; ditto No. ?, $2 45; pea No. l, $1 5O@01 85 /; ditto No. 2, $1 25.
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THE OLD WORLD,
Russia.

Arrested fer Nihilism-Skobelofrs Utter
 
 ST. PETERSBURG, March 27.-Nine soldiers, members of the Preabrashen regiment, have been arrested in this city charged with Nj hiIism.
 General Skobeloff, in reply to Montene- grin address said, ''As God is my witness embrace the cause of my brethren who are fighting for their religion and their rights, believing that the mission of the Slavs can pray for a martyrs death.''
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LOCAL NEWS.
Death of Mrs. L. R. Finch.

A large circle of friends will with sorrow Her death occurred yesterday morning in New York. The deceased was lady much esteemed. MT. and Mrs. Finch resided for many years on Church street in the Tontine block. They sold their residence number of months since to Dr. Beckwith, removing to New York; where Mir. Finch is engaged ir business. For many years they attended the First M B. church. The remains will be brought to this city for interment. The funeral will take place at o'clock Wednesday afternoon from the First NJ E. church.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Rhode Island.
The Fate of Two BoYR

The Fate of TSs BoVs.
 PROVIDENCE, March 27.-William and John Lowe were probably drowned of Brentons Reef, Newport, to-day.- They went outside to look after their fathers lobster pots and were probably overtaken by the wind which suddenly began to blow gale. Their boat was found near the reef this afternoon all stove. They were but fourteen and sixteen years of age.
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A SITUATION to do general housswork in pri- A Tate family; good references from her last place. Can be seen for two days at
 rna28 It. RR EMERY STREET.
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NEW DOMINION.
American Workmen in Canada.

WINNIPEG, March 27.-The Free Press, the leading journal here, to day prints an article refecting severely on the Canadian Pacific railroad authorities for displacing Ca nadian employees to make way for Americans. It contends that the road was built by Cana. dian money and on Canadian soil and thers should at least be no partiality in the selec- tion of officials if preference cannot be given to Canadians It advises an investigation into the management of the directors.
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Good Eve, Cash Bows,

Outside of the many attractions always to
 be found at Brown & Thomson's in connec-
 ton with the trade, the elevated railway sys-
 tenn in dispatching money to the cashiers
 desks and returning the change, thus doing
 away with the little army of leash" boys, is
 something quite interesting to look at. The
 messengers are of spherical shape, of wood,
 and are hollow. The money and ticket of
 sale are placed in the sphere by the clerk,
 the sphere is placed in tiny elevator, and
 sent up to the track, which is suspended
 from the ceiling by wires, when it takes the
 narrow gauge track, which is of down grade, and speeds on its way to the cashiers desks Tracks run from each counter to the cash iers' and there are return tracks to bring the change With one hundred clerks, and all busy the mute messengers can be seen rolling along to the cashiers desks from every direction, and until one looks into the mechanism it is puzzling to see how the balls can be sent from so many stations without interfering in the least. In busy hours the cashiers have to work sharp to keep the balls moving. This contrivance, which is netting the inventor an immense sum, was chance invention. A Massachusetts man who kept small store, and only had clerk or two, | found 1t great inconvenience for them to go from the five cent counter to the money | drawer every time, so he invented this con | trivance to save steps, and as it turned out he has made his fortune. It has been in l operation at Brown & Thomson's for some weeks, and 1t works to a charm. If anyone doubts it, let him test it with S1O bill and note how the little messengers do their work i-Hartt0rd Times.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-28
MARINE LIST.
<Aa,
PORT OF NEW HAVEN.

MAINTENANCE 27. Bark Wm Cloves, Hooker, Pensacola, lumber to N H s Mill Co. Bark Florence L Genovar, Francis, Darien, Ga, um- Der to N H B s Mill Co. Sch Louesa Bliss, Strong, Peneacola, lumber to H s Mill Co., Sch Warren Sawyer, Crie, Pensacola, lumber to N H s s Mill Co. H RR.
 Sch Spartan, Hodgdon, Bath, for New York. Sch Lulu, Baker, CIV York, for Boston. Sch Jed Duren, Cook New York, for Boston.
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Accidents.

Jeremiah Bouton, so badly injured at Bridgeport by his attempt to cross the track, last Tuesday evening, is very low, erysipelas having set in.
 A little daughter of ex-Alderman Beach, of Bridgeport, fell from a sofa Sunday and broke her collar bone
 Mrs. Sheffield, of Fair Haven, while visit ing in Westerly recently, fell and broke her arm. She has returned to Fair Haven. Many friends will sympathize with her in her accident
 The Waterbury Amertcaia says: A. w. Kane, the East Side druggist, fell at the skat- ing rink on Saturday evening and broke one of his thumbs He immediately went to a surgeon, had his hurt dressed, and, return ing, put on the treacherous skates once more. Yesterday morning his hand was badly in Hated. Attorney Baldwin also added to the popular excitement by putting on the skates for the first time In one tour of the hall he sprained his wrist and destroyed the equilib- rum of six ladies, who promptly anathema- tized him for all they were worth.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-28

Plymouth-Arrived the Gellert from New York for Hamburg.
 Queenstown-Passedt the Baltic for New York
 New York-Arrived, the Habsburg from
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WANTEn

WAN EDy A experienced cook, well Recommended Nom A other need apply, st ma27 2t B HIILHOTTSF INFINITE
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KeeIy,s Secret.

PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-In an argu- ment in the Common Pleas Court this after noon on behalf of Keely, in the suit of the Motor company to compel the inventor to disclose his secret, it was urged that he could not be made to expose that which none knew but himself and which was hidden in his own brain. The case was not concluded
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Other Fires.

DETROIT, March 27.-The Albion spring tooth harrow works were partly destroyed by an incendiary fire early this morning. Loss 1925 ,OOO; fully insured,
 CLEVELAND, O., March 27.-A fire yester- day destroyed Strong & Cobb's wholesale drug, paint, oil and varnish establishment on Superior street, causing loss of $6O, 900.
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FOR SALE,
BUILDING LOTS WANTED.

NF late there has been more inquiries than usual O for Building Lots It has not been confined to any particular locality, indicated that majority of purchasers wish to be governed by about the price. here is more demand for them in all 1ocali- ties and all prices We find sale list, which has been neglected since the beginning of the financial depression, needs additions from all directions and parts the city If parties owning lots which they would like to dispose of will gi description and price we will make an effort 10 realize for them.
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FINClI-At her late residence in New York City, at B.. m, Monday, March 27th, Charlotte T., wife of L. R. Finch, in the 67th year of her age. Friends are invited to attend the funeral from the First Methodist Church in this city, WedL esday March 29th, at p. 2t* TREAT-In this city, March 27th, Deacon Atwater Treat, aged 8l years.
 The funeral will take place Thursday next at the North Church at P. GARDNER-IE this city, March 26, MT. George Gard ner, aged S6 years, months and 20 days. Funeral from his late residence No. Veto street, Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. 2t* BEACH-In this city, Tuesday morning, March 2Sth, at one o'clock, Clark Beach, aged 69 years and 8 months.
 Notice of funeral hereafter.
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THE PACIFIC COAS,
California.

Eleven Men Killed by an Explosion.
 SAN FRANCISCO, March 27.-An explosion occurred at the Vulcan powder works a. Stegis station this morning, killing four white men and seven Chinese
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Houses and Lots For Sale.

64A A fine Residence, located central. MHIssI modern built, with all the Improvements, E.sN hrst-class in fine order, will be sold at a bargain if sold soon.
 FOR RENT, To a reliable party Brick House located cen tral, 10 rooms modern Improvements partly furnish ed or unfurnished. The owners would ta ke table boa rd in pa aym ent for rent, or such ar rangement as may be agreeable to the parties. POs- session the 1st of April Also number of good Houses to rent.
 4y Church Street, Room Hoadley Building. Office open evenings.
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&=s To rent with board two Roous very pseas- Eiia antly situated and newly furnished; eu snfte ElI single Address or apply.
 fe17 If 52s CHAPEL STREET.
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FOR. RENT,

6issA THIRD floor of Todds Block, corner State sHE,siH and Elm streets formerly occupied by Chas. thaiI A. Ba!dwins Corset Company. Apply to
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Entertainments.
MECHANICs sCOuRSI

TEHE last Lecture of the Mechanics Course will be
 l given this evening in North Sheffield Hall by Professor Yerrin. Subject" The Artificial Propaga tion and Culture of Fish" ma28 It
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WANTED.

4 YOUNG LADY to assist in office eorresEord. "A enee; must write good plain b1siness hand. and not expect large wages Address, in own hand writing, THE NEW HAVEN RUFFIE CO,
 and Char,eI Street
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ds4+A. ROOM WITH POWER, on fourth floor, Quin HEiiH nipac Building, No. 198 Chapel street. From ElsN room 35x73, with stedy power, steam heat ant freight elevator. HENRY F. ENGLISH,
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For Sale at Bargain-Also Rents Ta The valuable corner of State and Bradley, I#sia including two houses Bradley street also E4.U one house 108 Purtsea street, Orchard street. one on Eaton, also one lot on Eaton street.
 For Rent house 757 State street, containiL g Il rooms, suitable for two families. Also ten ement of rooms. Inquire at 80 Grown street.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

LIVERPOOL March 27.-Arrived, the City of Brussels from New York, the Indiana from Philadelphia, the Republic from New York; the Parisian from Boston.
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WAKTEn

A GOOD GIRL for general housework muEt un- A derstand plain cooking thoroughly. Also, young girl between 16 and IS ys. rs of age 10 take charge of small children and assist second work best references required situation from April lst elegant opportunity for girls who are desir0ns of changing place Address
 mas If ~C. If. - this ofea.
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HoUsE.-Resolutions were adopted asking the State department for copy of the prot col or other papers signed by Tr ott in the ChiiPeru affairs also for information to the prospects of the release ot Americans from eritish jails in Ireland.
 MT. Caswell, of Wis onsin, from the Committee on Appropriations, reported back the postothce appro priation bill with Sena amendments, recommend ing concurrence in some and non concurrence III others Of sad amend nents. On loint of ord-r raised by Mr. Dunnell, of Minnesota the bill with the amendments was referred to the Committee o1 the Whole. Among other bills introduced were the following By~Mr Phelps of Connecticut, to establish depart ment of industry by MT. Haskell, of Kansas, author izing the department of justice to audit the claims the medical experts at the Guteau trial It provides that the experts not be paid in of $25 day for each day of actual attendance. Mr Flower, of New York, presented petition O 5000 merch ants of New York favoring the passage the Lowell bankrupt bill.
 Mr. White created quite breeze by demanding in sertion in the Record of remarks of MT Kenna afte
 Oscar Turner's explanation on last Friday and afts being read the chair stated that they had been omit ted by the of the oh r and the members con cerned and need not be inserted.
 The House theu took up the District of Columb1
 bill the special order for the day, and spent the en
 tire afternoon the bill returning the Garfield me moral hospital bill to the committee with instrut tions to prepare general act for the incorporate ! of organizations of this nature.
 The House adjourned at 4:46 D. m.
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SHAA FROM MAY 1st, strictly trst-class ihree ESiIs story Brick House, containing 13 rooms, witt
 .sl attic, basement, sub cellar and spacious piaz of the very best quarters of the city, foul doors from HiIhouse avenue Rent low to good ten ant. Apply at St Trumbull street, or address
 ma24 tf F. o, BOX SAP,
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FORTY-sEVENTH CONGPEss
WASHINGTON, March P

WASHINGTON, MaECH AI. SENATE-The motion of Mr. Vest to recommit the bill admitting Dakota 8 State was passed A bill granting pension of $5, 900 year to Mrs Garfield, Mrs Polk and Mrs. Tyler from September 18th, 1881, passed.
 senator Hoar introduced bill to amend the copy right statistics - senator Miller presented petition of 5000 msr- chants and bankers favoring the passage of the Lowell bankrupt law.
 The tariff commission bill was taken up. MT Van Wyck of Nebraska spoke in opposition: lie urged pro pt legisla ion to amend the tariff on iron, steel and sugar, arraigned the Supreme Court de- cison in the recent sugar cases and sao that ois- celebration practiced solely with view to de- frauding the Treasury.
 Mr. Anthony delivered short speech in favor of the bill
 MT. Brown spoke in favor of the measure
 MT. Call obtained leave to offer some remarks on resolution in favor of paying claims arising under the treaty of. 1918 and 1879 with Spain.
 MT. Jones' of Florida supported the passage of the bill.
 Adjourned at 515 p.
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&A TO PURCHASE, or lease for g term of years
 iis plot of ground for factory purposes contain EiI ing from 5000 to 10 OOO square feet: or would lease for term of years, a suitable factory having from 15 900 to 9 600 square feet of Address giving location, dimensions, price and terms Of pay ment,'
 mas 3ts aS E P this oeHee
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A SITUATION by respectable girl to do general A housework second work in a private fAu,!Iy: gooi references Inquire from to D. m as fszf place, g DAVENPORT AVRNUR
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TO RENT

s%ss4s WHOLE HOUSE No. 797 State stre ct; gs Eaiii and water and heated by furnace and in first sM.!M class order; first floor $21, second floor ST Also first floor 137 Henry street. Inquire of
 A. M. HOLMES, yan1Q o