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Morning journal and courier., 1882-04-14

Whenever a parsonage of high rank visits Warsaw the imperial police authorities con- mission their secret agents to watch every action of that parsonage by day and night, and to report the results of their observations regularly every morning. One of these re- ports, handed in to the police office of the district in which is situated the Hotel d'Eu- rope, where Skobelef lodged during his re- cent sojourn in the Polish capital, is repro duced in the columns of the Czas. It runs
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Our trade in Dress Ginghans has been very lively, the limited space at our disposal for the sale of these goods being daily rowd ed with customers. We are now offering Ginghams from Sc to 374c; and at these and all the prices between the value we are able to give is unapproached. Our Scotch goods particularly are highly appreciated.
 Our stock of Laces comprises many very attractive novelties in every variety. This week we open some very fine new Spanish Scarfs and Fichus, and many novelties ln embroidered Ties, &c.
 In ladies' and children's Hose we display very fine assortment from 10c goods up to fine silk stockings. At the lower prices we give particularly good value in fancy hose
 In Corsets we a1 running out large job purchase at soc, goods that were made to sell much higher We have also Thomson's Glove Fitting Warner's Flexible Hip, Ball's Health Corset and full line of other domestic and French woven Corsets at all prices.
 Ladies' Muslin Underwear-a very full stock, made in the best style, of good mate rials and reliable work. Infants Robes and Dresses, Children's Collars and Blbs, Aprons.
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In our silk stock we have at present really extraordinary value in American black sllk' The manufacture of silk fabrics in this coun- try is making rapid strides, not merely in ex- tent but in the quality of the product We show to. day Jersey made black silk at $1.5O and one at $l. 75 that have finish and lustre equal to the foreign goods, combined with all the substantially and durability known to be characteristic of the home pro duct. We have also exceptionally good value ln several grades of the best known French black silks.
 Spring Sacques are selling rapidly. Our styles are neat, new and "natty' fashionable color being shown in the materl- al, and the cut and making such as to ensure satisfaction. Dolmans in light weight cloths and in satin, with the newest styles ot bead ed and moiree trimmings are shown in great variety.
 We never showed finer stock of Dress Goods Our space forbids an attempt at enumeration or description, and we merely name as special the following, Beiges at 123 Monies in the new colors at 128 Cheviot Suitings, Flannel Suitings, Light Weight Cloths, Fancy Combination Goods, Gut Cashmeres-a very fine line of goods in the best colors.
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W1LSON!A MAGNETIC GARMENTS Great Reduction in Price.

It is now positively asserted and every day being demonstrated that there is not disease in the long catalogue that the WiIsonia Magnetic Garments will not cure, and if you will call and let us explain the scientific principle you will believe it. The Wilsopia is fast gaining popularity curative of disease
 Read the following testimonial from the Rev. Dr. Dennep, pastor of the Third Congregational Church of this city,
 MIR. JULIUS IvEs-Dear Sir: Having worn your Wlsonia Garments for several months, and received very marked benefit from them, deem 1t no more than due to you to make this statement have been sufferer at times from rheumatism in its most ag- gravated forms; since putting on your garments have been almost wholly relieved and have regained much of my former vigor and elasticity. I still wearing them with increased benefit. I grateful indeed for what they have done for.me.
 Truly yours, s. R. DENNEN.1
 No R Elm atreeE Tndda R1nck
Morning journal and courier., 1882-04-14

The attention of the Brooklyn Board of Education has been called to the fact that the boys in the public schools are much ad- dicted to the use of tobacco in the form of cigarettes. The matter was regarded as se- rious by the Board as indeed it is, and was referred to the teachers and the health con- mittees for the incubation of some plan to counteract the habit in question.
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The Consolidated Torpedo company has decided to locate at Welch's Point, Milford, to be near the Sound where experiments can be made. -.--
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MT. J. F. Slater of Norwich who is mak- ing arrangements to give $1, ,0o0,Oe0 for use in the education of the colored people, could not make wiser use of the money. Nor could he rear more enduring monument for himself than this noble gift will be.
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EDITORIAL NOTES.

The House yesterday voted against the bill providing for the creation of State Board of Pardons. There was joy in the prison at Wethersfeld when the news reached there.
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ATTENTION .

HAVING taken the Atheneum Dining Rooms, 65 ' and 67 Center street am now prepared to fur nish the best of Table Board at moderate prices.
 These rooms neat and clean, and everything frst-cass Prompt attention given to Ladies and the best of order will be observed. Regular dinner, S5c.
 L. G. FOWLER, late of Depot Restaurant. Sunday hours 8 to 10. 12 to Q 5to7, fe13 3m
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The suItan's Treasury.

The Priceless Gems and Untold Gold Of the Bankrupt Ruler of Ruined People The Funds of Islam
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No. 6 Elm street, Todd's Block.
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Dress Trimmings, Passementeries. Ornaments, mense variety of new styles in Dress Buttons.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-28
PENNSYLVANIA.
Rejected by the Independsnts-AR Refms

Rejected by the Indep ependents-A Refn sal
 to Accept the Cameron Propositions.
 PHILADELPHIA, July 27.--The Pennsylva- mia Independent Republican State committee met this morning to consider the peace propo
 sitions submitted by the Regular Republican State committee. Sixty one of the eighty six members were present. All the core spondence that has passed upon the subject, and with which the public has been made familiar, was read, the last letter being that of Colonel McMichael declining to withdraw
 This letter elicited cordial applause. The secretary then read a hitherto unpublished letter, in which Messrs. Stewart, Duff, Mer- rick and Junkin, Independent candidates, had united in addressing Chairman Mckee, repeating their reasons for declining to &C., cept any of the propositions submitted by the regulars and repeating their willingness to meet the other side in efforts to reunite the party by new convention on the basis of the withdrawal of both tickets In their letter they say they believe that principles and methods are meaningless unless the mon who stand upon them truly represent all that
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A N ACTIVE and intelligent young man, F to "A years of age, in our shipping office. Apply onoe.
 jy27 St SARGENT co
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Awful Warming


 At one of the Thomas concerts at Chicago the other evening the electric lights suddenly went out, leaving the audience in perfect darkness for few minutes. This was thought glorious by some of the young cou- ples present. and over in the southeast cor ner of St etion some one was heard to say in suppressed undertone; ''Je-whillikens, Susie, what the deuce have you got in your mouth ?" Just then the light blazsd up again and a young man was noticed holding his hand over his mouth. A stream of blood was trickling through his fingers, and the ex pression on his face touched the observer s heart. His girl took something out of her mouth and put it in her pocket, looked pain ed and guilty. She led him quietly to the door and they passed out. Young ladies should not wear their hairpins in their mouths It is not the place for them, and a wound in the side of the jaw made by com ing suddenly and painfully in contact with a cruel two-pointed hairpin at time when his heart is set on a moment of ecstatic bliss might result in @ coolness ou the partof the young man which would be hea rt-break ing.
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WANTED.

SITUATION as coachman by e single young
 man; is willing to make himself generally use full. Address "COACHMAN,"
 iy28 this office,
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on aniline colors. Assistant Secretary of the Treasury French further explained and illus trated the practical difficulties in the working of the present tariff law, and why and how they ought to be awarded in new tariff.
 This afternoon communications were re- ceived on behalf of the Silk Hat Finishers' association. the Bernadine Borax Mining company, the Type Founders and the United States Consul at Hamilton, Canada, regarding live stock. Charles T. White, c A. Robbins. s. G. Rosengarten and Alex. H. Jones of Phila- delphia urged the retention of the duty on quinine. Alex. Kirsheedt of New York rep resented the manufacturers of neckwear, silk laces and ladies' trimmings. MT. Wheeler, counsel for the New York Free Trade club occupied the rest of the session.
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DEATHS.

GALLOwAY-sERGEANT-- Thompsonville, July Ella Sergeant of A1nboy Center, N. Y.
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Walnut Leaf Hair Restorers

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 8 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 a few days to @ beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N. Crittenton, New York, and Geo. 0. Goodwin & Co.,, Bos. ton, wholesale agents. s6 1yd&w
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-28

Magnificent promises sometimes end in paltry performances" A magnificent excep- tion to this is found in Kidney Wort, which invariably performs even more than it prom ises. Here is single instance ''Mother has recovered" wrote an Illinois girl to an east. ern relative. ''She took bitters for a long time but without any good. So when she heard of the virtues of Kidney Wort she got box and it has completely cured her liver complaint" iy2S Cd 1w
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NEW ENGLAND.
New Hampshire.

Ono Result of Congressional Ttnkertng.
 MANCHESTER July 27.-Owing to the pros- pect of the defeat of the knit goods bill now before the Senate A. P. Ozenan,, hosiery manufacturer, announces closing Saturday No. mil, in which one-half his employees work Should the bill fail altogether all his works will probably shut down. He employs two hundred and fifty operatives in the mills and three thousand outside.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-28
NEW YORK.
Timely Measures of Precau1

Timely Measures of Precautton.
 PLATTsBURG, July 27.-Special Inspector Howell to day seized the steamer Reindeer, plying on Lake Champlain, for overcrowd- ing. The Reindeer had special permit to carry five hundred passengers. Tuesday she carried eight hundred. Many steamers on the lake are being overcrowded to dangerous extent, and movement has been inaugurated to stop all this
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DELAW ARE.

Nominations by tho Republicans.
 DOVER, July 27.-The Republicans in their State convention today nominated for Gov ernor Albert N. Curry, of Sussex for Con- gress, Washington Hastings, of Wilmington. The platform among other things demands full and fair protection for American indus. tries and just and wholesome reform in the civil service and deplores the death of Gar AaIl
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FORTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, July 27

"AShANUIONs " oulJ SENATE-Cnmmunicatfons wer- received from the Secretary of the treasury trsnsmitting in response to senate resolutions, statements the receipts money from all sources by the UI Iited States from 1879 to sS2 and expenditures during the period for public buildings and other internal improve ments. Referred.
 The House joint resolu ton for the loan of twenty five wall tents to Hebrew refugees at Cinarron Kan WAS p ssed.
 House ame mendments to the Creek orphan fund bill were non-concurred in.
 MT. Williams introduced amendment to the sundry civil bill to pay charles Il. Reed $S 00n his defense of Gutteau. Referred te the Judiciary mttttee.
 The Laval appropriation bill taken up The question was upon the motion of MT. Cameron, of Pennsylvania to recommtt the bill with instructions to eli nate all general legislation changing existing laws with regard to tho navy.
 The debate on the recommitment of the naval ap- Iropriation bill continued until o'clock, when a vote was finally reached and the ion rejected 29 to 34
 Mir. Morrill, reported disagreement of the confer ence comuttte- on the Japanese indemnity bill and new conference to move in harmony with the views of the House was appointed.
 The Senate at 3:15 went Einto executive session and at LAO adjourned
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these principles and methods should represent

these principles and methods should represent A motion to consider the propositions seria- | tim was adopted. The first two were reject ed unanimously without discussion, but the consideration of the third gave rise to an- imated debate. The following telegram from Senator Mitchell was read by the chairman :: WASHINGTON, July 27.
 Hon. John J. D. Mckee, Chairman:
 Harmony is desirable, but it cannot follow any arrangement which does not absolutely movement: first, thorough popular re- form of party methods; secondly, the absolute extermination of the spells system. The first is but a to the second principal and indispensable object sought. The acceptance of 8 new conven- tion, with both tickets barred out, may may not secure the principal object as the majority may decide. Possibly recall of both conventions for conference on ticket and platform would work out both objects, and secure harmonious urity in principles and men. Nothing short of a new ticket of such men as shall command the respect and support of all Republicans is wise, just and practicable JOHN J. MITCHELL"
 The third proposition, on which an ex- tended debate occurred, is as follows:
 Third-A State convention to be held to be constituted ss recommended by the Conti- mental Hotel conference, whereof Wharton Barker was chairman and Francis B. Reeves secretary, to select candidates to be voted for by the Republican party in November, it's choice to be limited to the candidates now in nomination or unlimited, as the Independent State committee may prefer. The primaries or convention referred to in the foregoing propositions to be held on or before the fourth Wedn "sday in August next, under reg ulations or apportionments to be made by Daniel Agnew, Hampton l.. Carson and Fran cis B. Reeves-not in conflict however, with the acts of Assembly regulating primary elections-and the candidate receiving the highest popular vote, or the votes of ma jority of the members of the convention, re- ceive the united support of the party.
 The debate, however resulted in the adoption of motion to reject the proposi- tion. The fourth proposition was then rejected, after which the propo- sitions were rejected as whole.
 A Steamer Upset In Mid River.
 PHILADELpEIA, July 27.-A steamboat car rying thirteen workmen and others from Pet tvs Island capsized in the Delaware river thls evening. Tugboats rescued all but Isaac Frink, Captain Longhorn, large canal boat owner, and an unknown man,
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-28
rELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

The House of Lords last evening passed to its second reading the Irish arrears rent bill.
 Governor Alphonso Hart was unanimously nominated for Congress in the Twelfth Ohio district by the Republican convention.
 Theophilus Herrick, proprietor of the Sea View House at Gloucester, Mass, was found drowned at Magnolia, Mass, yesterday. It evidently suicide.
 Baseball yesterday At Detroit, Chicagos 6, Detreits 3 at Philadelphia, Philadelphias 9, Athletics 6; at New York, Bostons 5, Metropolitans ?; at Atlantic City, Louisvilles 15 Atlantic Citys G.
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THE WEST.
Illinois.

Chrppewas En Route to Washington.
 CHICAGO, July 27.-A party of Chippewa Indian chiefs arrived here to-day en route to Washington their object being to dispose os one-half of the Red Lake reser vation, 3, ,2OO,- 900 acres. in Minnesota, to obtain money to improve their farms. Little Thunder, of Custer massacre fane is the leader.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-28

A SITUATION by 6 respectable girl to do general A homework in Q private family; good referen- ces. Can be seen for two days at
 jy2s It" IFS FRANKLIN STREET.
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Iowa..
Freight Trains in Collision.

Freight Trains in Collision.
 MoGREooR, July 27.-Two freight trains came in collision at Magill Bridge, four miles From here, on the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul road at o'clock last night. Myron Hubbard, fireman, and two tramps, were killed. Many were wounded by Jumping from the cars. The engines, with most of the cars, plunged over a high embankment. The loss will reach thousands of dollars
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-28
4 Rise fu Lu asl D er.

CHICAGO, July 27.-At meeting of the Lumber Exchange to-day official list for August was adopted with an advance of the July list on fencing flooring, siding, ceiling, ties, timber, joist and scantling, soc. per thousand feet on clear finishings, one dollar a thousand feet.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-28
NEW DOMINION.
The Contents of n Bottle.

The Contents of Bottle.
 HALIFAX, July 27.-A fisherman picked up bottle tenn miles off Sambro Light contain ing tho following:
 March, 1882; ship Oasis from Cardiff bound to New York, forty days out, short of pro visions, heavy gale coming on, ship making water fast, never expect to reach destination; latitude 45o 27' longitude 550 30'.''
 It is supposed to have reference to the American bark Oasis, of Freeport, Maine.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, July 27.-sailed, the City of Brussels Liverpool State Nebraska for Glasgow. the suevia for Hamburg Arrived, the dsllia from Hull
 London-Arrived, the Italy from New York
 G asgow-Arrived, the Bolivia from New York. Bristul-Arrived, the Olympia from New York, the Loui-e H. from New York.
 Liverpool-Arrived, the Copernicus from New York.
 Copenhagen the Geser from New York
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----------------------- THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.
The Murder of Lord Cavenuash.

The Murder of Lord Cavenu4sh.
 LONDON July PA detective specially charged to investigate the Phoenix Park mur- ders says he is disinclined to believe O'Brien's story. There is no doubt that two of the men engaged in the murders did escape abroad, but not to Venezuela, and neither of those men are named O'Brien. The arrests in connection with the Seville place murder are more likely to throw light upon the tragedy
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Corner Rules i'm the Market.

CHICAGO, July 27.-The receivers and ship pers on the board of trade held meeting to- day to vote against repeating the corner rules. Out of TIC votes only 1s3 favored the repeal. Milwaukee without corner rules has almost lost the grain trade since 1874 and Chicago is now gaining it.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-28
NEW JERSEY.

Proceedings Of the Tariff Commission.
 LONG BRANCH, July 27.-The tariff comnis- sion heard in its morning session Mir. James Hendrick, of the Albany Aniline factory, who advocated specific tax of dollar pound, or an ad vaforeu, tax of thirty-fve per cent.
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Raid on sa Turf Club.

NEW YORK, July 27.-TattersalPs Turf club on Broadway was raided by the police this afternoon, but the proprietor warned his patrons in time to escape Ten truck loads of furniture and apparatus was seized and taken to police headquarters.
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BIRTHS.
MARRIAGE

DAvIs-In Hartford, July 2Gth, to Alexand and Mary Davis.
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THE HOT WAVE.

Nineefes Hot Weather I'm Various Quarters.
 BosToN, July 27.-This was the hottest day of the season, the thermometer indicating 98 in the shade at the signal station, with 1O5 to 120 in the streets.
 NEW YORK, July 27.-This was the hottest day of the season. There were one hundred and ninety four deaths in twenty four hours The thermometer at 3:30 p. m. was 970, at midnight S1o.
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HoUsE-A resolution was passed placing Chicago on the list of enumerate posts The Kelly btn the sale of the Omaha Indian reservation passed 1Oe to 68 forts to cons der Updegrans bill appropri- atng 900 year tor the education of the col red people failed account Of objection Messrf Randall, B. S. Cox, Holmau and others.
 MT. kasson, of Iowa, from the committee Ways and Means rrted back the bill recently ed bs Mr. Di gle', of Maine. adjusting the duty on imported hay at twenty cent. dd gdtoren. Refer red to the Committee the Whole. The Committee Wa9s and Means authorized this report by ,arty vote of 6 to
 The conference committee on the Japanese indem- nifty fund reported disagreement, and motion of Mr Williams of Wisconsin, the House adhered it's action
 he bill giving the right of way through tho Choc- Jaw nation the St. Santa Fs raj lroad was passed.
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AVerrtfic Exploxion ,

CHICAGO, July P, p. "A explosion of three hundred poundA - ganpowder oc cured in Henry Rice & Sons quarry to day. It was heard nine miles away. Every pane of gl.ss within mile was broken. The new car shops of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad were damaged $45, ,OOO. Many persons were injured. child seven years old was killed.
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The Freight Handlers, Strike,

NEW YORK July 27.-Indlrect overtures have been made to the railroad companies to have the old hands of the striking freight handlers return to work. h small number of men were at work to day and freight was handled very slowly. Everything is very quiet
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Approval of Admiral Nioholson's Course.
 WASHINGTON, July 27.-Sscretary Chand- Ter has sent to the Foreign Affairs committee, in response to House resolution, the core spondence with Admira1 Nicholson as to the action of American vessels at Alexandria. It expresses full approval of the Adnirals con- duct based on information yet obtainable.
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tng's engagement Arabis forces carried everything before them, driving the British from the field and back of Ramleh, where they took refuge in strong entrenehmsnts erected under cover of the guns of their ships. They left forty killed on the field be- sides great number of wounded. This re- port says that the native troops fairly over- powered the English notwithstanding the most stubborn resistance
 A London dispatch discredits the story of the British defeat, i6 being suspected that it has been circulated in Cairo by Arabi to de- ceive the natives
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FIRE RECORD.
AFR Immense Forest Fire

WINSTON JUNCTION, N. J., July 26.-A large fire few miles north of here is sweep ing over valuable cedar tract. Adjacent settlements are nearly smoked out.
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Rough on Rats.

A bottle of Dr. Fuller's Pocket Injection. with syringe combined. All druggists, $1
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Catarrh of the Bladder.
A Sure Gu

Stinging irritation, inflammation, all Kid ney and Urinary Complaints cured by ''Buch- upaiba." $1. Depot 2S9 State street
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Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies, ants, beds"rs skunks, chipmunks, gophers. 15c.