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Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-06
How Spiders Seek the Light.

tfrom the Philadelphia North Americans
 At the last meeting of the Academy of Natural Sciences the Rev. Dr. Henry C. Me Cook reported the result of experiments made by him on the subject of the sensitiveness of spiders on light. The brood of young spi- ders which he had for some time been study ing in his library were found to dispose them selves during the day on lines of web upon which the light from window fell with the most effect. On the approach of evening, when the study lamp was lit, they moved in body toward it's beams, and when the po- sition of the lamp was changed 1t immediate ly produced corresponding change of rest ing-place in the brood During Lis studies of the winter habits of spiders he hsd recent ly found adult specimens of EpeirG Uu[gdTfs at Atlantic City which had evidently survived the winter. Although the season had ad vanced somewhat, there seemed to be very few young, which might be due to the fact that they had been eaten either by the old spiders or the stronger young ones, as there seemed but scant supply of insect food in the vicinity of the webs. He mentioned in this connection that, although the spiders in his study had been supplied with water only since their escape from the cocoons, he had not detected among them the slightest dis position to eat one another. Prof. Lewis stated that saltigrade spider confined by him in glass tube WAS evidently able to dis tinguish the waving of handkerchief at distance of six feet. In connection with the reported cannibal habits of spiders, the presi- dent stated that the common wheel or saw bug, ReduUials ra0Oendrius certainly eats its young. The president also described colo nies of the white aphis and red coceus kept separately as captive herds by species of little red ant of the genus lasius.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-06

A SITUATION to do general houssxork: sood A city reference. Apply at
 je6 It IS ST. JOHN STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-06
savage Attack on a Foremau,

WILLIAMsTowN, June 5.-Six Scotehmen employed in the new dormitory being built by ex- Governor Morgan, of New York. for Williams College got mad at the foreman to- day over change in the work by which they would earn less pay. They knocked hin down and dragged him to q brook and were about to drown him when number of Irish men grabbed up pick handles and drove them to the woods. One of them, Peter Mclean, was arrested The others took an evening train for New York
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NEW DOMINION.
A Plan to Induce Emmfgration.

Plan to Induce immigration.
 MONTREAL, June 5.-The Duke of Man chester, who is now visiting Canada in con- nection with the purchase of land in the Northwest on behalf of the Hand corpora tion of Canada, with capital of three million sterling, states that the quantity of land pur chased by the syndicate is five millions Of acres. As means of inducing settlement the company will erect houses for immi- grants unable to do so themselves. The syn dicate's affairs are to be controlled by two resident Canadian commissioners
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WANTED.

w WAN'IED. SITUATION by respectable girl to do general A housework in private family; good reference from last place. Apply st
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THE WEST.
Oregon.

Victories For the Republicans.
 PORTLAND, June 5.-An election of Con- gressmen, State Legislature and county off, cers was held today. The Republican ticket was elected in this county with one or two possible exceptions by considerable majori- ties. The Democrats expect to elect the Governor and Supreme Court judges. The Legislature will most certainly be Republi- can.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, June 5.-Arrived, the Lessing from New York for Hamburg, the Queen from Liverpool.
 Liverpool-sailed (the 3dl, the Erin for New York. Arrived, the City of Rome from New York.
 Queenstown-Sailed (the 4th), the Ahyssinia and the servia for New York.
 Saturday night wreck occurred on the southern Pacific road near Yuma, Texas. 4 bridge caught fire and was destroyed The passing train was hurled into the chasm be- low, killing the fireman and destroying four teen cars,
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Terribly Injured by Lightning.

SPRINGFIELD, June 5.-Sunday morning during the thunder shower a bolt of lightning struck fence on Grove Hill, Athol, tearing it and blowing along the ground struck the house of J. c. Hill, occupied by Samuel Sin clair, throwing woman violently from her bed. It also struck MT. Sinclair who was standing outside the house, tearing eff his shoes and clothing and burning him in a most horrible manner, great patches of flesh peeling from his legs. He lies in condition of terrible pain.
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WANTED.
" A NTED.

A SITUATION to do general houseEork in anal A private family good otfy reference. Inquire for two days st
 jes1ts b44 CONGRESS AVENUE
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THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.
To Prevent Crime in Ireland.

To Prevent Crime in Ireland.
 LONDON, June 6.-In the House of Com mons last evening the first clause of the bill for the prevention of crime in Ireland, in cluding the paragraph which makes high treason, treason and felony among the cases to be tried without jury, was passed by 8 vote of 227 to 39.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
A Woman Killed ina a Quarrel.

A Woman Killed Ina a Quarrel.
 DEDHAM, June 5.-Mrs. Caroline Liebold, a widow aged forty-one and the mother of three children, started to the railroad station this morning. She quarrelled on the way with Mrs. Bodenshot and was knocked down and died in three minutes after being taken into house near by.
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STEADY men can obtain work at good wages. das- o ly or weekly pay if desired: pay r gulated sc- cordlng to tn tr ability bnsfness easy so learn 10 books or reddling; offer only open this week Apply at once. 4gsTAIF sTRFETr
 je5 It Po--ro
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WANTED, INEXPERIENCED Dressmakers and Machine Opera D. tors Apply at je6 It. 65 GRAND STREET.
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WANTRn

ID ELL BOY AT THE
 ie6 If ATrSTInS T1cr-sr-
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Houses and Lots For Sale or Exchange,
THE REAL ESTATE RECORD

Is out and may be had on application by mail or in
 person. Between 300 and 400 pieces of Real Estate fOr Sale Exchange, comprising City. Shore and farm property. R cal Bargains in each. Money to loan at or per cent on city country property $IO0, ,OO0 to loan approved collaterals for to f ths at
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WANTEn

 A SITUATION Es chnmbermaid or waitress : "A highest city references: no objection to fhs country for the summer months. Inquire at c-rp
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The CoudfIiouo of Trade,

MONTREAL, June 5.-Although trade is not as satisfactory as it might be, there are ff- teen cotton mills in operation and four con structing. Exports are falling off and manu- factures are overdone. The harvest's pros poets which are very fair might possibly do much to staye of trouble
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That Mysterious Cattle Disease.

That Mysterious Cattle Disease.
 HALL1sroN, June 5.-The mysterious cat tie disesse still defes all efforts to effect cure. It is thought to be brain disease. An autopsy will be held tomorrow on dead car casses to find the cause if possible
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-06
AProtestAgatnst the Penal Code.

NEW YORK, June 5.-At a meeting of workingmen in Cooper Institute this evening to protest against the penal code passed by the Legislature, speeches were made by John Swinton, R. Blisssrt, B. Post and Robt. Bartholomew. Resolutions were passed denouncing the existing polit' ical parties, declaring it absolutely necessary for the industrial classes to form political party which shall legislate for the best in- terests of the whole people regardless of cost demanding the abolition of the tyran- nical sections of the new penal code, also the abrogation of every law that restricts the people in the exerclse of their sacred and in alienable right to meet and discuss their grievances and combine for aggressive or de- fensive purposes.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-06
Another Great Reduction

N the price Of Coal. have this week put down the price of Coal to s. 25 a ton I opposed to all high prices and combinations, and pledge myself to my capital and influence to make still further reductions. l have negotiated with the Aiderney Creamery Dairy for 5000 tubs of their Chof- cest Butter. which will now sell at 4 If lbs. fer $i. This but is alwaSs fresh and sweet, and first quality
 have also good Butter at IS and 200 ID.
 Best Family Flour direct from the mill at mill price wholesale or retail, by
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-06
walnut Leaf Hair aestorer.

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 dandruff, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce a new growth where 1t 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- ton, wholesale agents. s6 1yd&v
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-06

William Krengel made the least notable shot of the day and was awarded trophy, Frankforts in vessel on the Rhine.
 On the bull seye target only one bulls eye was made that was made by Mir. Cowes-
 The company had a good time. A lunch was served in the evening and dancing was enjoyed The Park was visited by many friends of the company. Mir. Wm. Engel- hardt officiated as shooting master, which po- sition he has held for 16 years with much ef- fciency
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WANTED,

SITUATION as experienced childis nurse, "A chauberuai and table waitress fn 6 hotel; no objection to the couHtry. Call for two days at
 jes 2ts I5g MEADOW STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-06

Home for the FriendIeSs. YKNHE next monthly meeting of the agers of the Home for the Friendless will be held at the Home in Fair Haven, Wednesday afternoon, June 7ths at 3H o'clock. je5 3t
 Boat Picked Up. NN Vest Ha shore, Saturday, 6 small ROW " BOAT, with oars and rowlocks. Inquire of
 ANDREW THOMAS, on Center Street.
 Between First and Second Avenues,
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MINIATURE ALDIANAG
MARRIAGES,
DEATHS.

BROMMER-In this city. Dorathea Brommer, at the age If o4 years, at her residence, No. 94 Henry street.
 Funeral Tuesday at o'clock from the residence. 2t* REILYIn this city, June 4. Patrick Reilly, at his late residence, No. 5 Rose street. Funeral from St. Johns R. O. Church at o'clock to- morrow Wednesday, m. DAVIES Sunday, June 4th, at Buffalo, N. Y., Miss May E. Davies. only daughter of David L. Davies, fo merly of this city. Burial at the Evergreen Cemetery this Tuesday) af- ternoon at o'clock
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-06

{ LIVE MAN Of good address to travel; to the A right party permanent and lucrative position Apply after 9 a. n-
 CASSELL, PETER, GALPIN G CO, iee Chara1
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6 SITUATION by young girl to do ezne-zI housework or second work in fn a priv1fs fs,r fly good reference. Inquire at
 je5 H' IsfoAK STREET.
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WANTED,

" AIN MI AN AND WIFE to work House furnished. Ad- MI dress, with name and residence,
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-06

Base ball yesterday At Boston, Bostons 10, Detroits 2 at New York; Metropolitans ?, Butfalos at Philadelphia, Philadelphias 4 Worcestera 8.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-06

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Depression of
 Spirits and General Debility, ia their various forms
 also preventive against Fever and Ague, and
 other IntSrHlitteIit EeVers, the "Ersro-Pho-p pho- rG trSs Elixir of Calisaya," made by Caswel,
 Hazard Co.,, New York. and sold by all DrugSiss is the best tonic; and for patients recovering from Fever other sickness, it has DC equal mkw
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-06
BEACH HOUSE,
 SAVIN ROCK, West Haven, Connecticut. E. FREEMAN. Proprietor.
Open June 1 to October I, 1882,
SHELTER ISLAND, |. l.,

Prospect House and Cottages. This lovely spot. poPalAr with Eastern peopss will open for the ss@son under and liberal naxz- agement, June Ia-
 b HARRY W. AVERY. Proprietor.
 mansion House, Brooklyn, N. Y. For prospectus and terms apply AA above, 10 MANAGER. Shelter Island. |. L. N Y rnl2 Itra...
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Real Gstate.
FOR RENT.

E%ss54 ROO hS suitable for housekeeping furnished E%; or unfurnshed, with all the modern improve -EIl,l ments. Inquire at
 1e2 2u 39 ELM STREET.
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WAN IEI. ROARD for small family; upper part of the css 1J preferred Address
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Election in inc Produce Exchange.

NEW Y oRK, June 5.-One of the most ex- citing elections in the history of the Produce Exchange was held day. The struggle be- tween the regular and opposition parties re- suited in favor of the latter, who elected Ly- man R. Holman by 1,O28 votes to 571. The corner stone of the new Produce Exchange will be laid tomorrow. The oration will be by Hon. Wm. M Evarts
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-06

EONG ANEI IN A9 Tssaf Five rooms in Heller's block gas and water EaiiI and water clnset. One house, No Lewis -ha.sh street. Fair Haven five rooms $7 per month.
 Inquire of
 JACOB HELLER,
 Room l. Yale Bank Building, my11tf or 98 Olive street.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-06
Annual Target ShOOt-German Indepen
 danf RF6a s,onnsoy

The annual target shoot of the German Independent Rife company took place yes terday at schutzen Park. The company ar-
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-06
Desirable Rooms to Rent In the Insurance Building.

@s Suitable for societies, offices and oth CT pur MsiiH poses. Heated with steam. Free use of eleva EE..sl tor. Apply at
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-06

TO RENT,
 SssSs 29 Auburn street, second floor. rooms, Eai.H s9,0O; first floor Mo- 12 Newhan street, near MiiI Winchester's gun shop SIP %; No. 10 Eevhau street, floor, 00 second floor English street, Cedar Hil for small family, $500; second floor, Clinton avenue $10.00. FOR SALE-House and barn on Auburn street, Oak street, S5n0 cash and balance on mortgage house on East street, Or md, in good repair. rooms city water connected with sewer, price 800, $500 balance to suit the purchaser Parties wishing to purchase lots for manufacturing purposes would do well to call on me-
 A. M HOLMES,
 69 Church Street. Room 8. O a1a16
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WANTED

4 SITUATION by respectable girl to do general 1A housswork in private family. Inquire st
 Je6 It. 121 LAFAYETTE STREET.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do general A housevork, second work, or to take care of chfl dren good reference. Inquire up stairs, at
 Je6 1t' 9INAgH STREET
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FOR SALE,

EUR SAEIE,
 H INDLING WOOD, delivered very chsap. Also M quantity of red cedar shavings and sawdust. Apply to s. PECK & O., '. je6 St 81 Day Street.
 LOST,
 l CHILD'S GOLD COLLAR PIN, in going from A TrumbulI street to Mark ys nursery on Grand street, through Bradley, returning through Brad ley, William and Osborne to Trumbul street. Design branch of tree with ivy vine. The finder will be suit ably rewarded by leaving the same at
 ie6 2t* THIS OFFICE.
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NTEll

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do second A work or general housework in private family, good reference. Inquire for two days st
 jeS It. 170 FRANKLIN STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-06-06

----- ---- New Haven sGl;s Derby Railroad. Train arrangement commencing June ,, 1922
 LEAVE NEW HAVEN,
 At 7:05 and 9e5 In BOO, 6:25, SIS and 11o0 D. g.
 LEAVE ANSONIA,
 At e:66, s:15 and 11:42 a. En- S:15 and 73B p. m Connections made at Ansonia with passenger trains Of the Naugatuck railroad, and at New Have1 with tho principal trains ot other roads osntertEs there. E. s. QUINTARD, supt. New Haven, June 6, 1882. js5
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Notice to MasOns.
 HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF CHIEF ENGINEER No. l5 CIrY HALL,
 New Haven, Conn.,, June 6, 1882. ) SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office S until Monday, June 9th, 1882, at 7:3O p. m for furnishing material and doing the mason work for fire engine house the fra department lot situated in Division street. according to the plans and amend ed speci 'ations to be at the office of Brown S stlson, architects, each day until the above date
 ROBERT A. BROWN,)
 THOS. REDMOND, Committee for City.
 A. c. HEN NDRICK,
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WANTED.

WANTED. 4 tABINE1 MAKERS at 8. PECK < COB V leo 5t SI Day Street
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by 2 respectable girl to do cooking A waiting in private family; good city refer. ence. Inquise for two days at
 je6 It. 78 BROAD STREET
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The Letter That Startled a Husband
 Nas sh.ziII

From the Nashville (Tenn.) American.l
 A Broad street merchants wife yesterday gave him the following letter, with instruc- tions that it should not be opened until he got to his place of business: 'I am forced to tell you something that know will trou- ble you, but it is my duty to do so. I am determined you shall know it, let the result be what it may. I have known for a week that this trial was coming, but kept it to my self until to day, when it has reached crisis and cannot keep it any longer. You must not censure me too harshly, for you must reap the benefits as well as myself I do hope 1t won't crush you. The flour is all out. Please send me some this afternoon I thought that by this method you would not forget it." The husband telephoned forth with for barrel of the best flour in the mar ket to be sent to bis home instanter.
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- =. = -1- N, o1hLi-4.

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do general Inquire at eON-
 zfTT
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4 SITUATION by respectable girl to do second 4 work or general housevork- Inquire Et
 je6 It. 43 YORK STREET.
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WANTED.

WANTED, A SITUATION by respectable girl to do second "A work or general houssvork in private fsuIiI-- good reference. Inquire for two days at le6 ltf ISq HAMII,T(lNl
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WANTEn

 SITUATION by respectable girl to do seosua "A work or general housevork in . Emall fsrufJy Inquire a. 192 FIR aNKLIE STREET. 166 N' Third Flosrr
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Luminous Match Safes.

DLACE them where they will get the strongest \ light by day, or lamp gas light, and they will remain luminous all night in dark room. The 1um- inous property is warranted permanent and lasting Every family should have them. Hotekeepers should have one in every sleeping room.
 AT NOR HROP'S,
 jae
The Rugbeian. (Rugby, Morgan Co., Tenn.) 1881-1882, 1882-08-26

How important then that the FIRST P,DclbAS,
the foundation of character should be laid
upon the Rock, Truth, the Truth that
makes wise to salvation, the Truth that
makes free. The labour that the base of
the Eddystone involved was great, weari-
some and anxious. For often the placing
of the prepared stone was difficult and
dangerous, and many fears arose lest the
hurting storm should sweep it all away Is
it not SO in characters Are you not con-
scious of many severe struggle when
"these sayings ofmine these life mosaics,
struck home, and you began to fashion
your life upon them2 Do you not remem-
Der your anxiety, lest the creeping rain of
insidious temptation-the hungry food of
the lusts of the flesh, or the strong 7evud of
ungoverned passion might hurl away the
polished stone you we're inserting in the
house of Mansoul2 Yes it all comes to
the memory. 1t is the experience of
thousands of young men to-day, with
whom life has deep meaning and to whom
character is priceless gem! 1t is SO with
thousands of men in middle life, in all
grades of society, who know of truth
that "They cannot serve God and NAM
mon but daily "seek first the Kingdom of
God, and his righteousness, and are
striving to "enter in at the strait gate"
and to walk in the narrow way" But
the glory is, that in the day of temptation
their strength is firm" They are in
trouble as other men, the fret and trial of
life presses continually-ther easily beset-
ting sins tricke around, seeking in vain for
crevce or flaw through which they can be-
gin to weaken the walls of the palace of
the soul-the full swing of lusty, hearty
life, strong in pulse, in hope, in decision,
and reliability and purpose-requires its
entire energy to head the opposing forces
of daily temptation. Satan oft comes
in upon men like flood, bears thousands
upon the crest of his terrible pillows in
utter and irretrevable ruin. My friends
and brothers how are we building What
care have we bestowed upon the founda,
ton? What of our choice of the stone,
upon which we labour? Shall they be so
worked and fitted the one into the other,
that the structure of our character, may be
enduring to eternity? The storms of life
come certainly-but the rains of daily
trouble, the floods of misfortune, the wind
of sudden and strong temptation, are the
common lot of men. Let us see to it, nav
let it be the great business of our life-pre-
eminently our life-work to build our temple
of the soul upon the only sure and stead
fast foundation-the eternal principles of
truth and virtue. Then
Who in the Lord confde,
And feel His sprnkled blood,
In storms and hurricanes abide
Firm as the Mount of God
Steadfast and fixed, and sure
His building cannot move
His faithful people stand secure
In Jesus guardian love-
But let them still abide
In Thee, all gracious Lord
Till every soul is sanctifed
A.