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Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06
THE WEST.
Ohio.
Death ofa Well Known Actress.

Death of a Well Known Actress.
 CLEVELAND, March 5.-Alice Wright, an actress from Brooklyn with Harrison's Pho tos, was killed yesterday afternoon by falling from a fourth story window of the Striben- gen House in this city. Miss Wright recent Iy had a severe attack of typhoid fever. Re- turning to the company before she had en- tirely recovered her strength she overtaxed herself and brought on nervous disorders &C., companied by insomnia. To overcome this she had taken a considerable quantity of chloral yesterday. She went to kher room to dress for tea. Other ladies of the ccm- pany in an adjoining room heard something in the court below and looking out of the window saw Miss Wright's body crushed and bleeding on the pavement. In falling the lady's head was downward and her skull was crushed and her brains scattered upon the stone. Miss Wright was an English girl, aged eighteen years. Her parents are dead and her only relative in this country is an aunt who resides in Providence, R. I. Miss Wright joined the Photo company at Brook lyn last fall, and was engaged to play sou brette parts. The funeral will take place here. It is thought by some that the lady threw herself out of the window.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06
PENNSYLVANIA.
To Restore His Brides Good Nam

To Restore His Brides Good Name.
 PHI1ADELPHIA, March 5.-Warrants have been issued for the arrest of Samuel M. Mager, Moses Stein, Louis Long and Henry Walters, prominent Hebrew merchants and storekeepers $. NJ. Stein, the complainant, charges that the defendants, one of whom is his father and another brother, entered in- to conspiracy to compel Annie Lederman, when his betrothed, to sign paper confess ing theft of thirteen yards of ribbon In or der to have an excuse for demanding that the engagement should be broken. Stein mar ried the girl about three weeks ago. The accused will have hearing tomorrow.
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The following table shows the time passed by the men on and off the track, which is the best indication of their speed and endurance

The total receipts of the walk up to 10 o'clock Saturday morning, obtained from official sources, were $42, 240. To this must be added Saturdays receipts bringing up the grand total to about SAG, ,OOO. From this must be subtracted $10,Oo0 for rent and 1000 a day for rum ming expenses, making total of $16, 5000, leaving $50, ,oOO to be divided among the six walkers, who have made their 525 miles or more. The total attendance for the week was over 50,ooo. Of the sum to be divided among the walkers the first man will receive fifty per cent, the second twenty per cent, the third twelve per cent, the fourth eight per cent. the fifth six per cent, and the sixth four per cent In addition to this the first man will receive the champion diamond whip emblem, and 5000 of the stakes, chair, pair of shoes, and other prizes presented by enterprising trades men, and the second man will receive $1,O0O of the entranca money
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06
REAL ESTATE

REAL ESTATE
 FOR SALE. 4k4e The following pieces of Real Estate will be ESsaassiiH sold low and easy terms: E<!I One block of houses, Shelton avenue, lot One double house "A Asylum st., lot 4ox112 it.
 two family house 43O Orchard st., lot 42x15o it. '' 's < 35 Foote st., lot 38x125 it.
 41x125 1t, with store and barn. '' house with rooms n Lilac st., lot 30xl50 it. $ family house on Lloyd st, lot 35x11o.
 "2 cor: Middletown and Clinton ave-, s' house IT Lyon st., with lot 38x150 it.
 ss- 58 Greene st, :" 's 25x90 it.
 '" ss and barn, cor. Center and Prospect sts., trees and vines lot 1s5x45o ft; very desirable place One lot with joiner shop thereon on Lloyd st., lot 3ox110 it.
 $ s' 's Charles St., 35xl10 it.
 $ '' State st., Cedar HiI 5ox135 it. Also the large tract of land cor Whalley and Sher man avenue, lot 163x173 it.
 For further particulars, inquire of - COVER S MANSFIELD, or BURTON MANSFIELD, 15 Grand Street. Law Chambers. mai 12t*
 FOR SALE, JfAA, THE Dwelling House and Lot 21 Brown st.; Ei1 lot is s2x1l6 feet; house is suitable for 70 'nass feas ets THE PREMISES.
 EOG EGENIs yheA THE large and pleasantly located Brick Is, House 105 Martin street. having all convenien- NNill ces; spacious lot; will be leased from May for term of years to an acceptable party on satis- fe27tf H. TRowBRIDGE. 2d.
 A Valuable Farm for Sale. kfA To close the estate of the late O. E. Selden, E#sI offer for sale of the best farms in New ElH Haven County It is situated just east of West Rock within three miles of the center of the city of New Haven It contains about 0 acres, and IS In good sta of cultivation It is we'll adapted to all kinds of farming is we'll watered, and has good sup ply of timber for fuel and fencing purposes The story dwelling house, with twenty rooms, an ice house. two barns. 42xa2 and three stories high. and one 39x50. The barns connected together, and there cellar under all. Also large carriage TO m 20x40 All the buildings supplied with wa- ter from the pipes of the New Haven Water Company and there is also wei of water the premises. For further particulars. inquire of JOHNSON T PLATT, No. 10 Law Chambers, M. H. WARREN, on the premises. . :,
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06
Boaro an0 Rooms.
Dotsls.

Old Point Comfort, Virginia. HYGEIA HOTEL, A Situated 100 yards from Fort Mon E;Gs 5ssroe, open all the year. Equal to any iTfFSfS Shote1 in the United States Winter Home, lIE&8I or seashore Resort. Send for pamphlet de- .eo hsgsPRi6s sdysn9fge5 PH9se sfH pron
 EIgin Butter.
 ! FULL supply always hand smaIl packages ia1o N''--'' ''-' ~ FEE HALLS soE ATTENTION! HAVING taken the Atheneum Dining Rooms, 65 \ and CT Center street, I prepared to fur nish the best of Table Board at moderate prices. These rooms are neat and clean, and everything best of order will be observed Regular dinner S5c
 L. G. FOWLER, late of Depot Restaurant. Sunday hours, to 10, 12 to 2, 5 to '. fel3 3m
 Bankrupt Stock of
 Groceries and Liquors. UPSTATE Philip Hugo for sale below cost, also the EI Store and Barn for rent. Inquire on the prem ises 191 Grand street, or of the undersigned.
 James D. Dewen, mai st 2s9 State Street.
 DESK ROOM. SUITABLE for a wood engraver, insurance agent 0 or broker.
 ms4 If ROOM 13, 30s CHAPEL STREET.
 FOR SALE CHEAP. AN IMPROVED SINGER SEWING MACHINE "A little used and in hrst-class order-a bargain Apply at ---. .-..-,, mas St 1SS EAST SIhEEI-
 FOR SALE CHEAP, GOOD sized Hilton X Mcfarland Safe iu per "A feet order. Buy now before there comes sweeping fire Enquire of P. 0. LESSEY, mai If SIS Chapel Street
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Great Britain.
Joy Over the Queens Escape

Joy Over the Queens Escape.
 LONDON, March 6.-General thanksgiving services were held yesterday in all the churches throughout the country for the safety of the Queen in the late attempt on her life at Windsor station. On the meeting of Parliament to-day Earl Granville in the House of Lords and Gladstone in Commons will move sn address of congratulation to the Queen on her escape from assassination.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06
NIfshap to the City of Berlin.

NEW YORK, March 5.-News was brought to this city to-day by the steamer Germanic, which reported having seen the steamer City have arrived here ten days ago. When seen by the Germanic last Thursday, the City of Berlin was making her way to Halifax in tow of another large steamer, having broken two blades of her propeller. All on board were we'll, and the accident will entail no more serious result than few days detention of the passengers.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06
Kansas.
Liquor Men on the Alert.

LIqUOF H1eh ofi tAe AIeEt.
 TOPEKA, March 5.-The leaders of prohi- bition claim to have been advised of a secret meeting of dissillers, brewers and liquor dealers held in New York last week, for the purpose of planning campaign against the temperance cause in Kansas, and if possible to carry the State election this fall and re- verse the present policy in regard to the question,
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06
asurnrise-SlIyer Wedding.

Last evening large and jolly party as sembled at the residence of Mir. and Mrs M. Asher, No. 82 Grown street to aid them in the celebration of the twenty-fifth ami versary of their marriage. After chat, ip which many of the old and pleasing reminis- cenoes were related, the guests sat down to a well spread table, where, amid speeches ap- propriate to the occasion, the replenishment of the inner man was not forgotten. The presents to the host and hostess were numer- ous and elegant, and after spending an en- ioyabIe evening the party broke up wishing joy and prosperity to the happy couple.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06
Palmer's Hair Tonic
 and Restorer.

The great success of Palmer's Hair Tonic and Restorer is owing to this fact. 1t is entirely different from all others. It contains no Me- tallic or Mineral poisOns, Lead or Sulphur, and leaves no stain on the skin or linen. This elegant prepa- ration makes the Hair grow freely and fast; keeps it from falling out, removes Dandruf and Itching and makes the Hair strong 1t gives life and vigor to the Hair,supplying aud feeding it's roots with new vii ta1ity and actually restoring it by the process of nature. It is highly recommended by most eminent Physicians, Bankers. C1efgymen, and is highly prized by the ladies. Price, 50 cents per bottle. For sale by all druggists.
 Geo. c. Goodwin x Co.,, Boston, and Richardson x Co.,, New Haven, Ct., Agents. mac d&w1m
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06
Austria.

The Govern ment's Military Troubles.
 VIENNA, March 5.-Although every day brings 8 small contingent of killed and wounded from the seat of insurrection, there is evidently pause in active operations on the part of the Austrians. This is doubtless due to the precaution with which the mili- tary authorities are compelled to proceed. They cannot employ large masses of troops and are obliged to fortify every strategic position that falls into their hands. The insurgents meanwhile harrass the soldiers at work and do what they can to interrupt communications General Stransky, in command ct Serajero, has just applied for and obtained permission of the Emperor to deal summarily with per sons convicted of maliciously imperilling railway traffic They are to be handed over to the nearest military tribunal and be sub jected to the penalty of death. This meas ure is the consequence of several attempts to throw traius off the line between Brod and Senecka by placing large stones on the rails. A reward of 100 forins is offered to anybody reporting such persons to the authorities.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06

55afGa2s SMALL HOUSE on Second street. House aaiis contains rooms suitable for one or two fami- Masu lies, is in hrst-class order, having recently been painted and papered throughout Terms easy, and price small good opportunity for man of small means to secure home the interest and taxes of which will be less than what ordinary mechanics pay for rent.
 MERWIN's REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
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WANTED.
Young Man Wanted,

HIVE experienced iron railing workers; gOea-pay N and steady employment Apply at
 YALE MFG. CO, ma WzsHr
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WANTED. INEXPERIENCED button hole makers and machine kL operators. ELM CITY SHIRT co, fe10 If Cor State and Court Sfreefs
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FOR SALE CHEAP.
Securitis for Sale.

4 GOOD sized Triton Mcfarland Safe, in per "A feet order. Buy now before there comes sweeping fire. Enquire of F. o. LESsEf,
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06
Hinuaan'S
B. H. JOHNSON. Real Estate and Loan Aqent Office, 477 State Street..
EShEk. G ALE.

E3sh SSAAEis saa Nice House and Large Lot Eld street at SsssS bargain. AN Good Cottage House on Dwightstreet st much less than it Is worth.
 fine place in Fair Haven and several other places for sale very low.
 Some good Shore Property tn East Haven and Bran- ford.
 For Sale OF Rent---Farms. A very desirable Farm of 70 acres in southtngton wt1l be sold low to close estate. list of good Farms in other desirable locations Good rents in St. John and Greene streets Fair Hs- ven, and other parts of the city. Wanted, S2 900 to "A 900 good first mortgage Be- eurity ma2O
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs

Prince Milan will soon be declared King of Servia.
 Laycock and Pearce, the Australian scull- CTS have sailed for London. They will chal- Ienge the English champions.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06
Death From a slap in the Face,


 NEW YORK, March 5.-Henry Wiesman, a quiet, gentle looking young man, twenty-two years of age, was arrested yesterday in Williamsburg on the charge of assaulting John Lyons, aged seventeen years, and infict ing injuries from which, it is alleged, death en- sued They were both employed in cigar box factory the former as clerk and the lat ter as errand boy. The blow, which it is said was slight, was dealt in play on Friday last. Wiesman took the boy to his home, No. 63 Lewis street, this city, where he died few hours later. It appears that Lyons was pretending to spar with the clerk, when the latter slapped him gently on the left cheek with the palm of his hand. Shortly after the errand boy complained of pain in the head, and Wiesman tied his handkerchief around it. Subsequently they went out to- gether, and Lyons drank 0 seidlitz powder. After being conveyed home he died suddenly in the afternoon. the impression being that the cause was heart disease. Wiesman was arrested on warrant procured by the moth CT of deceased. He was arraigned before Justice Naehr, Williamsburg, who committed him to jail but afterward he was admitted to bail in the sum of $2,OOO by Judge Neil son, Brooklyn City Court. At most, Mir. Bussing, assistant district attorney, says, it would be but manslanghter in the third de-
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06
Meat Market to Rent.
F0R, 6 ALE

W0S1C NAS1FAUG UU NGWLs N A FINE locality where 8 good busi be \ done. The market has all ,essary fixtures and is In fine condition. For particulars address ma6 It "CARklER No g. New Haven P. o.
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Real Gstate.
FOR, RENT

FOR RENT. fsSfh FROM May lst. the two houses 112 and IA s@siH Olive Street, all modern improvements. Ten &AsI rooms each CHAS. IVES mar4 tf Room | 153 Churo1, St
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ANNUAL MEETING
 OF The New Haven Cooperative Savings Fund and Loan Association,

YNNHE first annual meeting of the shareholders of
 E the aboye-named corporation will be held in Room 13 Mo- 29s Chapel street. on Monday, March 6, 1882 at 7So n for the election of officers and the issuing of a new series of shares which may be ap- piled for that time, and to act certain amend mens the charter of said corporation The public cordially invited to attend Per order,
 mai ht ROBERT E. BALDWIN, sec'y.
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Sympathy for the Prosecuted Jews.

Sympathy Tor the Pefsecuted JeWs.
 BROOKLYN, March 5.-A mass meeting or Jewish citizens of this city was held this af- ternoon at the Temple Bethel Ohim to pro- test against the persecution of their race in Russia and consider measures for the relief of Russian refugees arriving in the United States. Resolutions were adopted express ing sadness, indignation and horror at the persecution and cruelties to which the Jews of Russia have been subjected during the past year and sympathy with the afflicted and downtrodden exiles who have been rendered homeless and reduced to poverty, and pledg- ing material aid to enable them to come to this country. Alter several addresses had been made committee of fifty was appoint ed to solicit subscriptions. Some $2O, ,OO0 was subscribed by those present.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06
Police Notes.

Detectives Brewer and Reilly sarrested on Saturday evening George c. Daniels GAds Vail, a fireman on the New Haven and
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06
NEW DOMINION.
PeriIs of an Tcebound Steamer.

Pef1lS or an 1cebOunu steamer.
 ST. JOHNS, N. F., March 5.-Three of the crew of the steamship Aurora, of Dundee, walked ashore on the ice from their yesse last evening They report the steamer firm ly locked in the ice and driving against the precipitous height of Sugar Loaf about four miles from St. Johns. The Aurora is not more than half mile from the shore. Her position is very perilous should the north east gale that is blowing continue much longer. The Aurora, Captain Fairweather, left Dundee on February 7, and during the whole voyage experienced tempestuous weather On the 12th the steamer was struck by heavy squall, which caused her to keel over and tremble through every fibre. A.surging wave broke over, swept the decks and washed one of the sailors, named Will liam Fields, overheard. On Febrsary g the Aurora struck the ice fields about two hun dred miles off the land, and has been ten days boring through to the St. Johns coast. Of the other five Dundee steamers sighted from the signal station last Sunday, one only, the Esquimaux, escaped the letters of the ice, and reached the harbor of St. Johns. The remaining four-the Arctic, Thetis, Resolute and Marshal-have been carried away southward in the drift of the Arctic ice.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06
Imprisoned ina Am Ice Field.

HALIFAX N. s., March 5.--The steamship Milanese, from Boston to London, laden with catSle and general cargo, has put in here for repairs having been in an ice field eight days. She had her hold, eighteen by seven feet, stove in her bows, and her forward compartment was full of water. She was frightened of one thousand tons of cargo to keep the vessel afoat. The crew suffered terribly from intense cold.
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Forty Persons Killed in a Mine.
 PEsTH, March 5.-The shaft in mine near Teplitz fell in and forty persons were killed.
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Every Day

EDRINGS customers for 25c Butter and } why is this thus? The reason is plain. People buy butter, they find it better than other dealers sell higher prices they tell their friends, the consequence is selling more and more every week. We headquarters for good Flour at low prices and don't you forget it.
 Good Family Flour $7. 50 bb., 95o bag
 Nice New Process $S,75 bbl,, SLIP bag.
 An unusually fine lot of those BOG Teas received last week. Remember these goods equal to 40 and soc Teas sold elsewhere. We grinding lots of that 25c Java Coffee every day. Try it, buy 1t, you will like
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An1nnkeeper Shot Dead.
Hungary.

VIENNA, March 5.-Austrian soldiers in en- forcing martial law in Bosia shot an innkeep- CT at Riasano for concealing arms.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-06
THE OLD WORLD.
Russia.

A New Measure Against the Jews.
 ST. PETERSBURG, March 5.-The agricul- tural and administrative system at present in operation in the Jewish colonies upon the crown lands of the southern governments of Charson and Jekatterinoslaw is to be reorga- nized according to plan now in course of preparation by commission of the crown domains administration. Altogether these Jewish colonists number some 5000 per sons, of whom but small number pursue agriculture, the majority being engaged in industry and trade. It is considered by the Russian government that the latter, not per manently living upon the lands and csnse- quently leaving their agricultural neighbors to pay all the taxes, are merely burden upon the colony and should be expelled, The entire community will therefore be subjected to careful scrutiny and all such Jews as do not devote themselves to agriculture and are not settled residents will be required to quit the crown estates It is estimated that this measure will involve the expulsion of some two hundred families who at present use the land for trade and go and come as they like.
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CLAIRVOYANT

NN RS J. J. CLARK the Greatest Living Cairyoy- IVA ant, now located at 81 Church street, Room 4 Connecticut Savings Bank Building.
 Locates all diseases and successfully treats them All her patients speak in terms of the highest praise of her great skill. speciality of Female Diseases. Her vegetable Liver Syrup surpasses all other medi- oines for maarial and liver complaints Mrs. Clark is consulted daily all business affairs marriage sent friends, etc. Sittings S1 Examination Ira r. S2
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MARINE LIST. &$8 PORT OF NEW HAVEN. GHas
sMa

ARRIvED-MARCH 5. Sch Jennie Hall Hall, Pensacola, 20 days, lumber to G & T filling.
 CLEARED. Sch Lucia Porter, Grnnell, Union Island Sch Chas Higgins, McMi1lan, Jamaica West h. dies.
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A Picture that Differs from Ours.
 ST. JOHN, N. B., March 5.-Wintry wealth CT still continues. Trains in the northern part of the province are greatly delayed in consequence of heavy snow drifts.
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BIRTHS.
DEATHS.

STONE-In this city, March 4th, Wolcott P. Stone, aged Fl years and months.
 Funeral services will be held at his late residence 2 Vernon street, Monday cycling at 7:30. Interment in Durham. SPERRY-In this city, March 4th, Elizabeth wife of Hosner Sperry, aged 50 years. Funeral at her late residence 107 Columbus avenue, on Monday, March 9th, atr2:30 p. Relatives and friends are invited to attend. McMANUs-In this city, on Saturday last, Michael McsIanus, aged B years.
 Funeral from his late residence 13 Silver street, to- day at p.
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For Sale at a Bargain-Also Rents daEA The valuable corner of State and Bradley, M8ait including two houses Bradley street also Eaa1l one house 108 Portsea street. one on Orchard street, one Eaton, also lot on Eaton street.
 For Rent. house 757 State street, containil g Il rooms suitable for or two families One house, 1l3 Bradley rooms, one tenement of 3, one of 4, one of rooms also rooms No. 80 Grown st. Inquire at 80 Crown street
 n6 GTOSON HALT
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FOR SALE, aaa SEVERAL convent ntly located Building Lots ~Iein the western part of the city, horse car lines, on which will erect houses to suit buyers ; large part of purchase money can remain on mort gage. For particulars address
 mh6 3t* p q ROy o59 Citv
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ST. PETERSBURG, March 5.-General Skobe- Jeff arrived in this city and met with an en- thusiastic reception at the railway station where large crowd was in waiting.
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Committee on Railro
 pussT~oc

FkNHE Committee Railroads and Bridges will M give public hearing Wednesday evening, March 1882, at !3 o'clock in 10 and Il City Hall, on the petition for gates at the Munson, Webster; Argyle and Division streets and Shelton ings of the New Haven and Northampton railroad. Parties interested respectfully invited attend By order of Chairman.
 TIMOTHY J. CROWLEY
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FOR SALE.

A LARGE FRAME HOUSE, aSA IN good repair, with Lot adjoining 1O9 feet Mi front by. 100 feet deep, on State street good EaaU location, One-half remain On mortgage. Will be sold at bargain.
 MCALISTER & WARREN
 Bankers and Brokers mh6 1aw4t Fl rI,,1rcb e+roa+
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Board of Aldermen. YHSO the Sheriff of the City of New Haven, Greeting: N You are hereby required to warn the Board of Aldermen of said city to meet at the Chamber the Board in said city, on Monday, the 9th day of March, 18s2 at 7A o'clock D. m.
 Given under my hand this Sd day of March, 1882
 JOHN B. ROBERTSON, Mayor. The foregoing is true copy of the riginai war. rant Attest, THOS. c. HOLLIS ma6 It City Sheriff.
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