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Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-03

Ss1h1:, THE store No 60 Grown street (near Church ssiia street Will be mt after the 30th day ot EsiQ April, 1882. Tor particulars inquire of
 LONG & AMMAN,
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State Correspondence.
North Haven.

Miss Mary c. Swensow and Mir. Lewis Chambers of Haverstraw, N. Y, were mar ried ip the presence of about thirty five friends at the residence of Miss Sallie Pier pont the Rev. William T. Reynolds officiat- ing. The bridal toilet was of pale blue cash mere and satin with Spanish lace trimmings Among the presents was S1 ,000 in bank stock from the brides mother. Also a silver tea pot from members of Mrs. L. c. Dayton's Sunday school class, a dozen silver knives and forks from Miss Pierpont, a castor, cake basket butter dish, berry dish and other articles of silverware and fancy articles from other friends. The bridal party left on the boat for New York, going immediately to HaYerstraw where they are to reside.
 AS was remarked by g prominent member of the First church Sunday: the committee will have hard work to procure an organist that will satisfy the people after hearing Dr. Barnett. The music of Sunday was excep- tionally fine, and was enhanced in the after noon by the faultless rendering of Consider the Lilies'' by Miss L. G. Burwell of Fair Haven Many inquiries having been made as to whether Dr. Barnett's engagement could have been renewed the following facts are presented and proof of the same guaranteed. position at another church was offered Dr. Barnett early in March, which offer he declined to entertain un- til the meeting of the First Ec- clesiastical society had been held and the committee appointed at that meeting had had an opportuni y to re-engage him That committee was appointed March 27th. They had no communication with Dr. Barnett until April 7th, when he declined their offer, having accepted the offer of the Second church. Fair Haven, April 5th.
 But sixteen dogs were registered on or be- fore May lst, out of one hundred registered last year.
 The tax of ten mills on the list of 1881 became due yesterday. Nine per cent in terest will be charged on all taxes unpaid June 1st.
 May ?.
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NEW ENGLAND.
New Hampshire.

Buried Under Falling Wall.
 DOVER, May 2.-This afternoon thousands of spectators visited the ruins of the church burned this forenoon. During hail storm the south wall fell, burying five persons in the cellar. The rumor spread that half a hundred persons were in the ruins. After a half hours labor the buried persons were rescued. The names of the victims are Mrs. Stuart Clifford wife of clothes dyer, leg and two arms broken and injured in- formally; Job H. Burleigh blacksmith, arm, leg and several ribs broken, probably seriously injured internally; Mrs. Whitney, wife of teamster, seriously injured, leg and arm broken; Jerome Bernadotte, a young man, seriously injured. An unknown woman was found lying under beam seriously hurt. Burleigh and Mrs Clifford will probably d1e. There is great indignation at the inefficiency of the fire department.
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NEW JERSEY.
Trying to Make Him Pay Up,


 NEWARK May 2.-Another conference of the directors of the Mechanics National bank was held tonight in the office of District At torney Keasbey. Receiver Frelinghuysen and his counsel, Director Condit and his counsel, Governor Beadle, Cortland Parker and Joseph Coult were present. The object was to induce Condit to pay up the $250,O0 subscribed by him so as to pay off all the claims against the bank Several futile at tempts have been made in this direction. The grand jury last week found an indict- ment against Condit for conspiracy with Cashier Baldwin in misapplying the funds of the bank, in declaring illegal dividends and falsifying the books. It was on account of this that Condit hesitated to pay up his sub scription. The District attorney said to- night ''Everything is progressing favorably and l have no doubt but that everything will be settled satisfactorily shortly. l have no desire to press the indictment, but it will re- main with the court to decide what action shall be taken. think the payment of & quarter of million dollars by Oondit will be sufficient fine and my efforts in this direction will better serve the interests of all parties than if I had stormy fight and sent him to prison. The fact of Condits indict- ment cannot longer be kept from the public, and it's publication now will not interfere with an amicable settlement"
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-03

Houses and Lots For Sale. 5Asa first-cIass House College st., 1Tiii with all the modern Improvements; will be E.sI sold al a bargain.
 FOR RENT, frst-class House 35 Howe street, 12 rooms, English basement, with all the improvements, rent moderate.
 large iaouse for two families, 15 rooms, warm ed by steam, large lot with barn, of the finest avenues ill the city rent low.
 Money 70 lOan at 5 and per cent. 49 Church Street, Room Hoadley Building. Office open evenings an29 r., F COMST0CK
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-03
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

It showed hard at Enfield, N. H., yester- day.
 The jury in the case of Chester s. Cunning ham on trial two days at Calais, Me, for the murder of his mistress, Mrs. i,arriet Sprague, at Cherry Field, returned verdict of murder in the second degree.
 The Hartford Life Annuity Insurance con- pany, which was deprived of it's right to transact business in Missouri by the State Insurance department, has been restored to its former position and resumed business.
 Mir. T. P. O'Connor, member of the Brit ish Parliament who has been in this coun- try for several months as a representative of the Irish Land League, left New York by the steamship Wyoming yesterday afternoon for Liverpool.
 Freight train No. 13 on the Central Yer mont railroad was thrown from the track by a broken wheel at East Granville Monday night, wrecking eight loaded cars, blocking the road fifteen hours and delaying the up and down Boston night express till noon yes- terday.
 Base ball yesterday: At Worcester, Wor- testers II, Bostons 10; at Providence, Prov idence r, Troys at Cleveland, Detroits z, Clevelands no game at Buffalo on account of rain at Philadelphia, Athletics 10, Balti- mores ' at New York, Metropolitans 14, At lantics ,.
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The Board of Review in Session.
THE OLD WORLD.
Great Britain.

Government Concessions 90 Ireland.
 LONDON, May 3-In the House of Lords last evening Earl Granville stated that Mr. Forster had resigned his post as chief secre- tary for Ireland that the government was preparing measure to supersede the coer- cion act and intended releasing the Irish sus- poets immediately. It was also the intention of the government to introduce measures looking to an extension of the Bright clauses and dealing with the question of arrears of rent, which it was hoped would be satisfacto- ry to both landlord and tenant.
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NEW YORK.
Tine InfernnI Machine Conspiracy

Tine Infernnl Machine Conspiracy.
 NEW YORK, May 2.-Postmaster Pearson said to day that he had nothing new to com municate in regard to the internal machine conspiracy. The detectives who are engaged in the case seem to have no prospect of suc- cess. They have established the fact that the boxes and cauisters are of German manufac- ture, but have been unable to ascertain what they were originally intended for. Superin- tendent Walling is reported as being still in- clined to think lightly of the whole matter. He says he has not taken any steps to ferret out the guilty parties.
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FOR RENT,
STORE ITO RENT

Ss ONE suite of rooms and single room, well aii5 furnished, hot and cold water, and all other Ma.sl modern conveniences. Inquire at
 a29 If I'll GROWN SIREET cor. HIGH,
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Nervous Debility

NR. F.. c. wEsr's NERVE AND PgATS TREATMENT
 RP specific for Hvsteyis, Dizziness, Convulsions Nervous Headache, Mental Depression Loss of Mem sions, Premature Old Age, caused by over-exertion
 elfabuse overindulgence, which leads to niSsry
 decay and death. One box will cure recent cases. Each box contains one month'a treatment. One dol lar box, six boxes for Ave dolars sent by mail prepaid receipt of prtce We guarantee six boxes to cure any case With each order received by foy six boxee, accompanied with five dollars, will send the purchaser our written guarantee to return the money if the treatment does not effect a cure Guar antees issued by E. A. Whittlesey, New Haven Ct to whom all orders should be addressed. nov7 eod&wly
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Massachusetts.
Alterations in LongfelIow's Wi

Alterations ina Long fellows Will.
 BosToN, May 2.-In the Cambridge pro bate court to- day it was decided that the era sures and interlineations in the Longfellow will are of no effect This decision is based on the ground that will cannot be altered except by codicil. This deprives each of the children of the testator's brother of their legacy of $1 ,OOO and his brother Stephen of $5,O0O The will was admitted to probate, Earnest Longfellow being administrator
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ing scene in the Camden jail, of course. Now
 can anyone find trace of solemnity beft- ting the departure of an immortal soul D these brutish scenes ? And further yet our officials are never 'up'' in their work. Even the man who guided Sindram's execution forgot to pull the cap properly over his face, and the man in the box waited until the sig nal was twice repeated, while to cap the climax the weight was insufficient and the poor devil was strangled, choked to death. If an assassin could be lynched instanter there would be ssme physical and moral ex- cuse for official revenge, but when minutes run into years and justice becomes sentlmen- tai hanging is no good.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-03
PENNSYLVANIA.
Killed For Refusing a Drink.


 PITrsBURG, May "A Charleston, w. Va, special says that last night Huston Whit ing, a negro, asked T. S. Greaves (white) to drink The latter refused, whereupon the negro drew revolver and shot Greaves dead posse is in pursuit of the murderer. There are threats of lynching Whiting when caught Whiting dangerously stabbed negro woman of Gallipo, Ohio, short time ago, and went to Charleston to avoid arrest.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-03

pirates Pangways and Bakallas captured and plundered French cutter. The Colonial government at Gaboon sent force to recap ture the cutter and have the pirates delivered to them. An action took place. The French surgeon was killed and three of the French soldiers wounded. Ningi Ningi, town on an island of that name in the River Como, was destroyed Trade with the rivers emp tying into the Gaboon is entirely suspended.
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WANTED

SITUATION by respectable girl to do general "A houseEork, as waitress in 2 private family. Can be seen for two days St
 ny3 It. 2o6 PORTsEA STREET.
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WANTED.

SITUATION by a respectable Scotch girl zs "A nurse for an infant is capable and can come well recommended. Apply Et
 my3 2t. Is9 COLUMBUS AVENUE.
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WANTED,

A GERMAN girl to do general housssork for A small family. Apply between and 7:so ?. m- at s1 CLINTON AVENUE.
 my3 3t+ Fair Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-03

FirSt-ClaSs DresSmaking HONE AT i95 Chapel street by Mrs C. E. Miller. kP s. T. Taylor system taught. First-cass cutter and litter. my2 llt
 STORAGE. ENURNITURE taken storage at reasonable terms. M Also Rooms to let Inquire of
 s. M BROWN, Far Haven East), my2 St Under Quinr ipiac House.
 Chickering Piano to Rent. A FIRST-CLASS instrument and in good order; %$ will rent low to right party. For particulars, my2 3t* "F.," P O. Box 257.
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FOR RENT

HAs7f THE HOUSE No 55 Garden street city and Ha1u office of Ff-'
 myl St F. MATIEy
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Irish Suspects Released. LONDON, May 3.-Parnell, Kelly and Dillon have been released from Kilmainham jail. MOVEMENTS OF STEAMEKS.

NEW YORK, May 2.-sailed, the Wyoming for Liver pool Arrived, the Baltic, Ga.lia and England from Liverpool the Belgiauland from Antwerp the Daniel Steinmann from Antwerp.
 LiyerpooI-Arrived the Circassian from Portland Plymouth-Arrived, the Siesia from New York for Hamburg.
 uthampton-Arrived. the Salier from New York for Bremen
 Havre-Arrived Hhe 1stl, the St. Germsn from New York.
 Hamburg-saied (he 3Othl the yandalia for New York
 Gasgow--Arrived the State of Georgia from New York Amsterdam Sailed lthe 1stl, the Castor for New York
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-03

HoUsE.-The Speaker recognized Mir. Scranton, of Pennsylvania, to call upa pill for public building at Scranton, Pa ., but Mr. Randall of Pennsylvania, demanded the regular order.
 MT. Paige, of California; asked Mr. Randall to yield, in order allow hi to call the Chinese bill with the amendments for the purpose of concurrng t. ereir MT. Randall yielded for that purpose and Hampshire, Tenewe1 the demand for the regular order. protesting that some states had been recog nized four times while others had received single recogniti Il. He wanted to have fair play,
 The Speaker announced tAe regular order to be the erection of public building at Hannib !. Mo, Mr Cannon of Illinois opposed the bill contending that revenue collected that city did not justify the appropriation of a large sum for public building.
 MT. Kasson, Of Iowa, then moved to go into Com mittee Whole the tariff commission bill. and after bel unable to get the House t. to close all general debate Thursday the House went into committ.o. MT Robinson, of Massachusetts, in the chair, on the tariff commission bill.
 After discussion on the tariff commission bill the House took the Speakers desk the Chinese bill as ded by the Senate and concurred in the amendments.
 Adjourned at 6:a0 m.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-03
A Spring Trotting Meeting.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-The spring trot- ting meeting at Belmont Park opened to day by large attendance. The 3 minute class was won by Charlotte Cushman; time 2:31. The 2:25 class was won by John Hall; time 2:2G, 2:25. The pacing race was won by Col. Dixie: time 2:271
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-03
Quarrymen Blown to Pieces

READING, May ? John Tobias and Herry Binckley, superintendent and assistant su- perintendent of the CedarvilIe quarry along were killed almost instantly at noon by the premature discharge of blast. The top of Blnckley's head was blown of. Both bodies were badly mangled.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-03
Em1grants Down with Smallpox.

PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-The American line steamer British Queen, with four hundred emigrants on board, was placed in strict quara tine on her arrival this afternoon on account of the discovery that 8 number of the passengers were down with smallpox The sufferers were removed to the municipal hospital. The remainder were vaccinated and the vessel fumigated.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-03
WANTED

A SITUATION by a com petent girl to do general N housework or second work in a small family. Apply st
 my3 It. 5S YORK STREET.
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the mercantile business lad about r years old A of good address and character, bright quick. and hoL est must reside at home.
 Address in own hacd writing. my2 2t Box iUOs City
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FOR SALE, aa~rwuNs NEW CALF cow Can be for s%yyaS5hSSM one week at No. $50 Whaley avenue. MM M. REYNOLDS
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WANTFn

A SITUATION by respectable girl to do second "A york or general houseEork in 8 small family Inquire at 2I5 FRANKLIN STREET,
 rnv3 2ts Second Floor.
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WANTED.

Boy wanted to learn to repair sewing machines. An excellent opportunity is offered to one hay- ing knowledge of the machinist trade. Only persons of unexcep- tionab1e character, who can fur nish good references, need address
 "Sewing Machine Co.,"
 my2 If Courier Office.
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WANTED

DY an American lady of intelligence and refine IO ment, pOsit on as housekeeper in family where 2 comfortable home be found is fully competent in every respect to fiI such position
 my2 9t- Inquire at 45 OLIVE STREET.
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\ Aytctorvtorthe cameronites

NoRRIsTowN, May 3.-The Cameronites carried the Montgomery county convention for the election of delegates to the State con- vention, the latter being instructed for Bea- yer for Governor.
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NO O5 CHuFCn Hours from 10 a. m. to 1:30 p m
TO RENT

{asaa THE House No. Is Gill street, contains nine hiii rooms go cellar and garret. water, gas, bath -Eaassl ing tub and water cl set and cd garden. Three ooms In aelers block gas, water and wa ter closet. Will be reLted for $1G0 year. The basement of HelIer's block, which is IS feet wide 60 feet 10 g suitable for light manufacturing One furnishe front room at 98 Olive street. auita- ble for gentleman. Apply to
 JACOB HELLER,
 Room 1, Yale Bank Building, m1tf or 99 Olive street
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Death of a Heavy Weight.

READING, May 2.-Andrew Weiss, weighing 42O pounds, reputed to be the largest man in Pennsylvania, died to-day from strangulation caused by hernia.
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WANTED

A GERMAN girl to do general housesOrk in T . German private family. Inquire st
 rnY3 lt. lS4 CHES INIT sTRFEI.
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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 a 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 it has fallen off 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 8 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 1yd6w
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NEW DOMINION.
X Fatal Practical Joke.

N FAIHI TTHCIIcHI OOKe' OTTAWA May 2.-Jean Guindeau, of St. Anne, Quebec, choked to death to-day by having whiskey poured down his throat while dozing in a saloon, by compani ons in jest.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-03
ACoIdwave in May.

MONTREAL, May PA cold wave more or less marked passed over the country to day. Heavy hail fell during the day, and in some districts snow to depth of several inches.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-03
THE WEST.
Illinois.
Jay Gould In Court.

CHICAGO, May "A pubpana was issued this morning for Jay Gould to appear as witness in the Western Indiana railroad case in the Circuit Court. A bailiff served the subpoena on Gould as the latter came out of the dining room of the Grand Pacific Hotel, The witness testified that he knew nothing of the relations of the above road with the Wabash railroad, and after showing no knowledge of the case was excused.
 The Board of Review in Session.
 CHICAGO, May 2.-The board of review of the National Trotting association commenced a two days session this evening at the Grand Pacific Hotel President s. K. Dow occupied the chair, D. J. vail of Buffalo, acting as secretary. The following were present; Burdett LoomiS, of Hartford, Ct. George Sturgis, of Philadelphia; Charles L. Hunt, of St. Louis; M, c. Blake, of Cedar Rapids, the different districts One minor case was taken up and the meeting ad- iourned until tomorrow.
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Thriving on skim Milk Diet.

TROY, May 2-Michael Kennedy still con- tinues his fast on skim milk which began Jan. 18th. He says that he never felt better continue some weeks. His face is round and rosy and his weight is now PA 1-2 pounds He is apparently in good condition and ex- periences no craving for solid food.
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UecIine of Man,
Flies and Rugs.

Flies, reaches, ants, bed bugs, rats, mice, gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by Rough on Rats I5c
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Piracy ln the GabuOn,

NEW YORK, May 2.-The ship Cardenas, which arrived here to-day from Gaboon, re- ports that in the latter part of March the
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FOR, RENT
FOR RENT,

fs9t 7E=3t SUITE of very desirable Rooms, Table laii:I Board if desired, at
 41I myl 3tF IA HIGH STREET
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WANTEn

A at slAL lo Do waiting and second "0Ft APPi'
 my3 2t- 155 ELM STREET.
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WANTED.
WANTEn
WANTED.

4 SITUATION by 8 competent man co8chm4n A in the city or out; is accustomed to horses can furnish good recommendations. Address
 Ioy1 3t' "COACHMAS,H this oface.
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TO RENT

8&a4 AN attractive house, nice barn and garden Iiii in Fair Haven, $l50 year. House on Orchard lsesN- street, S9 month. Five good rooms on Pop lar street, first floor, low to satisfa tory party Also whole house, well situated, Davenport avenue for $1e0 year.
 For sale. Three or four houses, two with barns), from So5O to S2,5OO Also good farm. Inquire at
 ROOM 22
 No G9 Church street.
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A SITUATION by a respectable girl to do cook 1A ing. aud would assist at washing good refer ence. Inquire at
 my3 2t- 49 LOCK STREET.
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WANTED.

\ STRONG, active girl for general housework. "A Apply st
 my2 2t 539 HOWARD AVENUE.
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ReaI Gstate.
FGR PFNT

yGsAA No. 30 Gill street. first story, rooms; city E#iii water and gas; rent, Sl4 per month. ElU- No. 124 Ashmun street, second story, 5 rooms; rent g per month.
 Call on B. l.. LAMBERT, my2 3t $40 Chapel street.
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S CH0OL BOOES-Cooleys Natural Philosophy, oLoomis Geometry, Steeie's Astronomy and Geolo- gy, HArts Rhetoric, Goodvtns Greek header, Allen Greenoughs Latin Grammar, Virgil Czszr and Cice- TO- Hardness CRszr leaings Virgil, Leighton Latin Lessons, Ottos German Grammar, Jepson1s Music Readers, Webster-FrAnkIin Readers, PAIersons Spell lers, SEinton's New English GrammArs, HArper's Ge- ographies Andersons Grammar School History, San ford's Higher Arithmetic and Jones' Latin Prose Composition, etc, etc., if last e1itions and in good order, be sold at
 BABCoCK'S. s7 Orange Street,
 myl St Palladium Building