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Walnut Leaf Hair Restorer.

It is entirely different from all others. It is as clear as water, and, as it's name indi- cates, is perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will immediately free the head from all dandruff, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce 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 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&w
 After residing all the advertisements of sprint z medicines and blood purifiers, advise the use of AYERS sARsAPARILLA. Impurities of the blood, though their be legion tremble and fear before it. It is the king of all blood purifiers and the best of all medicines for spring disorders.
 Sold by Ill druggists. Ask for AYERS sARSA- PARILLA and do not be persuaded to take any other Price, s1 six bottles for B. my12 6d1w
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JOHN ANDERSEN.

Violent Lunatie Under Arrest-Sup-
 posed to be the WalIingford Murderer.
 NEWARK, N J., May 1.-Recently William H. Marcell, of Lyon Farms few miles from here, engaged farm hand who said his name was John Adams. On Wednesday he acted strangely and during tha night mani fested evidences of insanity. This morning he threatened to murder the whole family and late this evening was brought to the Newark. N. Jail. Chief of Police Meldrum thinks he is the man named John Andersen, the Swede. who a short time ago escaped from the hospital attached to the lunat1c asylum at Middletown, Conn. The authori- ties of the latter place say he is charged with murder
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The Rerormers Will Not Down.

PHILADELPHIA, May 11.-Interviews with Wharton Barker, J. N. Mckee, chairman of the Independent Republican State committee, and others indicate that the reformers will nominate full State ticket with the excep. ception of Supreme Court judge at their con- vention on May 24th. The reformers are highly iucensed at the Cameron complexion of the candidates nominated yesterday. Philip Garrett, chairman of the citizens committee of one hundred, is prominently mentioned as the gubernatorial candidate
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A Scheme to Secure InsWrance Money.
 PHILADELPHIA, May 11.-A court composed of the British consul and two captains is in vestigating the circumstances surrounding the British bark L. E. Cam, abandoned at sea while on voyage from Vera Cruz to New York April 27 under suspicious circum- stances. It is alleged that the vessel was unseaworthy, the cargo perishable and that those interested in the vessel and cargo con- spired to obtain the insurance amounting to $141, ,O00. The captain, first and second mates were examined to day in secret s4ssion.
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NEW YORK.
Sullivan in a sparrIng Bout.

NEW YORK, May 1.-The announcement that John L. Sullivan, the champion pugi' list, would give Jim Elliott or any. other box CT $500 to spar four rounds attracted large crowd of sporting men to Harry Hills sport ing theatre this afternoon, where Patsey Shepherd was rendered @ benefit. After sev- ivan stepped up ready to spar for the $500, but no one put in an appearance. A friendly exhibition of four rounds was arranged be- tween him and Joe Goss. Both showed to good advantage and were loudly applauded. The wind up was between Patsey Shepherd and Billy Madden.
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American Theater!
-DisETics q New havsa = rToSzs. oas4sT ''f...

TPoN the application of JAHE A LAMBERT. of, AJ New Haven, showing to this court that shs Sn guardian to DAVID D. LAMBERT. a minor nelozusn1, to said district and that sAd minor the owner of the following real estate viz: An undivided one third interest part in certain piece Of land win all the buildings thereon, situated in s.id New Hs- ven, and bounded as follows veser by 0ons street twenty y-hSe feet more or les. southerly by lsnd Of Gtibegt Kelley sbout hundred and twenty five feet. sasterly by lani fornsziy og A. & Monson s.- ceased about twenty hve feet, and northery by And formerly Of Martha F. Kflson about hundred aud twenty Ave feet, subject to the righs of said Jane A. Lambert to dover therein, valued at about - dollars, and shoWina jusf and reasonable selling slld real estate Trzyfp for an order and that she or some other meet psrsc1 be empowered to sell the sArne per AppllcafSos on hle dated the 18th day of April 1ss2 mora frlly Appe<rs
 OrdeTed-Thatthef foregoing apphoetirn be heard of May. 1884 at o'clock forenoon; and that notScs thereof be pubished in some public spaper gear the place where such real estate lies three vehs g cessiyely before said time assigned.
 Ap2s oswst' SAMUEL A. YORK, Judge.
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TNWo Addresses on coats and pants; nuht be able U to do first olass work. Apply to \. LEVIN,
 mYl2 2tt No B George Street. Woods Building.
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NEW JERSEY.

Ltfe-Savipg Heroes at their Post.
 LONG BRANCH, May 11.-A severe easterly gale has been sweeping the coast for twenty four hours All of the life saving stations were abandoned May 1st, but to the call of District Superintendent Ravens all of the crews that could be reached volunteered to do duty at their respective station houses un. til the storm abated. AS yet no marine dis asters along the coast have been reported.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-12

Manufacturing Property for Rent. Ns==a THE property otely occupied by M: Arm
 % and ssorge streets iS Suitable ] for for any kind of manufa turing. The Steam company's pipes are laid in front of the premises and will be glad to ing sa6 1w
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Germany.

Mining Horror-A Fri&htful Explosion
 of Fire Damp-A Long List of Victims
 BERLIN, May 11.-A dispatch just received here states that terrible explosion of fire damp occurred to-day in the Pluto mine at the town of Bachum, Westphalia. The bodies of56 victims have thus far been recovered and number of other persons are missing
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movEm ENrs OF STEAMERS

NEW YORK, Maya11-SaiIed, the Adriatic for Liver pool the State of Pennsylvania for Glasgow the Vie laud for Hamburg Arrived, the State of Florida from Glasgow the Abyssinia and Helystis from LiV- erpool, the Erin from London.
 Antwerp-Sailed the Jan Breydel for New York. Arrived the RhyI land from New York
 Glasgsw-Arrived the Anchorta from New York.
 Queenstown ailed the Republic and City of New York for New York. Iiverpoal-Arrived, the Marathon from Boston.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Highly Connected Vagrant.
 PHILADELPHIA, May 1.-The chief of DO lice few days ago received dispatch from San Francisco asking that search be made for Robert Barry, highly connected resi- dent of that city, who has boen missing for several months. Detectives this afternoon found him in the house of correction, where he had been committed April 4th for six months on charges of drunkenness and va grancy.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-12

SHIRT MAKERS. Machine Operators. Button-Hoie S Makers and Hand Sszerss also butt0n-holes to sand of the factory to nrzt-cAss hands; steady work and good pay.
 ELM CITY SHIRT COMPANY, ap13 If Cor. State and Court Strests
 WANTED -TTNOBUY, lot of Secondhand Furniture and Car u pets. Highest czsh prioe paid Orders by mall promptly attended to. at
 ia1f B CHURCH STREET.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.

Pugt1tst Sullivan Pumne1ed in a saloon'
 BOSTON, May 1.-The champion puglllst John L. Sullivan was whipped in a bar-room fight Tuesday night by barber named Will liam Hogarty because Sullivan made dispar- aging remarks about Hogarty's wife.
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THE WEST.
Ohio.

Dangerous Ingredients of Corned Beef
 CANTON, May 11.-Of the nineteen per sons who were poisoned here Friday from corned beef three are still in a critical condi- tion. Arsenic and strychnine were both found in the beef.
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Director Cond,t pIscharged.

TRENTON, May 11.-District Attorney Keas- by entered a nolle prosequi to day in the United States Court at Trenton in the case of Director Stephen H. Condit, who had been indicted for conspiracy with the cashier for misapplying the funds of the Mechanics bank of Newark and the Justification of the books The court so ordered
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-12

Mr. Converse of Ohio. spoke in support of the bill and the report of the committed.
 bill fdvnrably report creating retired list for all army officers who have served honoraby for thirty years
 he House adiourned at 4:40 b.
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A Rare OnnOrfunitv.

HS$ss FOR RENT-A Cottage House, g rooms, mod H8H ern Improvements acres of land just plant E6.H ed fruit and fruit in abundance; would be rented on shares if preferred. This is fine chance for the right party For particulars, call at
 my6 St SI CHURCH STREET. Room 4
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Davitt in Fear of British Vengeance.

NEW YORK, May 11.-In cable despatch received by Mir. Ford of the Ir5sh World MT. Davitt fears that sacrifice will be demanded to satisfy the vengeance of Irish landlordism, and furthermore he has private information that he himself will be the one selected
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For Sale at a Bargain :!

fsHsa TENEMENT of rooms on Bradley street, EssiI near State all in good order. Inquire at 30 E!I Grown street, in the forenoon.
 mylO GLOSON HALL.
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Parnen Marked by the Fenians.


 LIVERPOOL, May 11.-The Liverpool Post asserts that the American Fenians are dis satisfied with Parnelrs attitude, and that it is believed they intend to murder him. LONDON, May 12.-Parnell has been placed under the special protection of the police.
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| THOROUGHLY competent person, with gooC references, for general housework in a smAl family.
 mYl1 2ts Innuire at 34 WHITNEY AXZNI-E.
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LooktnR For g Faithless Husband.

Looking For a Faithless Husband.
 MONTREAL, May 1.-The police have been notified to look out for a man named Piper from Lewiston, who left his wife and chil- dren there and eloped with young girl of that town and came to Canada The latter 's 1 father is also here. seeking his daughter.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-12

Jffsa4 PLEASANT front alcove room; also hall AiiH room with board, to permanent parties; house Lsall has modern improve ments; location Chapel street. few table boarders accommodated
 myl1 6tr Apply al A COLLEGE STREET,
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AETFn

A J THE Hospital. sober, reliable man to 2szist A in the of the sick, and make himself geoer- ally useful; also s boy to work in ths kitchen Ap- ply at of1ce of the
 myi0 St SUPERINTENDENT.
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NEW DOMINION.

Steamships Imprisoned in the Ice, QUEBEC, May 11.-An incoming steamer reports passing six steamships fast in the ice of Cape Ray, N. F.
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CLOSING OUT!

A Large Assortment of Canned Goods at
 Reckless Prices.
 Read! Read!! Read!!! Best quality 3 lb. cans Peaches, 15c. Duchess h. cans Pears, 20c. Best quality canned Corn, He. Best quality canned Peas. 11c. Golden Pumpkin, To-; cans, 25c. Gallon cans York State Apples, 25c Marrowfat Beans 15c per qt New Honey, 14c per ID. Five gal. G5Oo) Kerosene Oil, 75c. Still selling FLOUR at small advance from old prices.
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rha1 Rushnnh Of Min

| is three times the man he was before he began
 | using Wells Health Remover. $1. Drug | gists Depot, 2S9 State street.
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It is reported that the American Fenians being dissatisfied with Parnell's attitude threaten to embargo the Land League fund.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-12
Committee on Streets.

A MEETING of the Committee Streets will be "A held at Rooms No. 10 and Il City Hall, on FRI DAY EVENING, May I2, 1882, at 7:36 o'clock All persons interested in the following petitions requested to be present:
 Petition for concrete sidewalk on both sides of Fillmore street, from Grand street to the shore Zine railroad.
 Remembrance against the curbing and paving of a portion of Monroe street.
 Petition for the extension of Main street to Peck street.
 Petition for the paving of Temple street between Chapel and I'm streets. Petition for new street between Prospect and St. Roman streets
 Petition for the widening of Dwight street between Elm and Chapel streets
 Petition for the grading and curbing of Porter street between Oak street and the meadows Per order of Committee.
 TIMOTHY J. CROWLEY, ran1n AnnEa ant kr- Iarh
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Pain Irritation

Deposits, Gravel. etc, cured by ',Buchu- paiba." $1. Depot 289 State street.
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FTSTUIA and PILES

WILLIAM READ (M. D., Harvard, 1842>, and ROB- ERT M. READ (M D., Harvard, 1876) Al Somerset
 street. Boston. give special attention to the treat ment of FISTULA, FILES. AND ALL DIS- EASES hF THE RECTUM, without deten tion from busi, ess. Abundant references given. Pamphlets sent application. 0face hours-12 to o'clock p. except sundaysl. oy10 2D, a0d
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FoRTY-sEvENTH CONGRESS
WASHINGTON, May II.

SENATE-The Senate spent the session to-day. in discussion of tie Court Appeals bill MT. George concluded his speech begun yesterday and was fol lowed by Messrs Jones, of Florida and Mol The latter created breeze by the remark that 1t had been bruied about on the floor of the Senate that the President had given that If the bill passed a number of Democrats would be appointed judges. He could not be controlled by such influences.
 MT. Dawes interruptis g said of what Mr. Nor gau ays is true those who have b, the organs of any such message those who have been parties to it, deserve to be impeached, if the Senator has reliable information on the subject he is bound to make it public
 Mir Ingals declared that such reference to the Ex- ecutive Is un arltamentary and without precedent.
 MT Morgan declined tU be drawn into a corner by MT Dawes and reiterated what he had eaid and would stand by it. After further sparrng he continued his speech.
 down. the vote being strictly partisan except MT Davs of Illinois, who voted with the Republicans to sustain the bill intact
 MT. Pugh rose for set speech against the bill, when the Senate at 5:30 D. m adjourned with unan imous understanding that they will vote the bill at four o'clock tomorrow.
 HoUsE-The consideration of the Geneva award bill resumed MT. Willets, of Michigan, nlem- Der of the Judiciary committee advocated the bill submitted by the minority, referring all claims against the ard fund to the Court of Claims. Mir Htll, of New Jersey spoke against the bill, say ing he did not see how Congress could honorably behind the verdict of tribunal of arbitration. The passage of the bill would practically annul the de- oison of the Geneva tribunal.
 MT. Hutohins opposed the bill, arguing in favor oi the minority report referring claims this fund tC 1 the Court of Claims.
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NerVous Debility

hR. E. c. WEsr's EKavE AND BRAIN TaxGrMExr O speofac for Hystar1A, Dizxinaaa, Convulniuna Nervous Headache Mental Depression, Losa of lEsu ory, spernaAsorrhuea. Impotsncy. Involuntary KnA Hons. PremAture Old Age. caused by oveE-sTertiox self abuse, or indulgence. which aads iesry decay and death. One box win olFs recent cssss. Each box contains month's tFsatn1eut One dol lar box, six boxes for dollzrs; sent by mall prepaid on receipt of prtcs We guarantee bore. to cure any With each order received by for six boxes acooEn pspied with i've dollars xtl ssnd the purchaser our written guarantee to return the money if the treatment does edscf . cursA Guar antees issued by E A. Thirtlesey, New HASon O. t, whom all orders should be addressed. noxT soak1fy
 SCHOOL BOOKS,
 USED in the Pubsfe Sehools. at low r.s~. "A at BABC0oKB. 97 Orange Street.
 lot E44la6Iurn IRufL7f,...
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FOR SALE.
B. BUOTH, AUCTIoNEER. nUCTIpWSssAALES
 sxxsJ EsF:sssSH

4 Tss GROWN STREET, Music Hall. Saturday, at "A 10 a. m. g
 Consgnments of line and counter goods, piano, lounges tables, chairs, parlor gets, chamber sets black walnut bedsteads oil cloths carpets etc, etc.
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DRIED PEACHES

Prunels Fitted Cherries, extra nice Steam, dried Apples, French Prunes in boxes and iars, Turkish Pr; cheap, Pineapples Oranges, Lemons, Bananas Cocoanuts, Preserved Ginger.
 New Bermuda Potatoes and Onions. Goods delivered in any part of the city.
 D. D. Cooper,
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EnP G AT.E
FOR. SALE

Business Change.
 HAVING his day sold our fish and oyster market, \ 59 Church street, to Charles Reed, who will in future conduct the business desire to thank our friends for past patronage and hope the may be ext ended to successor. Persons h wing bills against the firm requested present them at once Those owing will please call and settle. Respectfully. FUTILE x HULL. New Haven, April 24, 1882. myI1 2t
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SCHOOL BOOKS,

First-Class DressmakiDr hOGE AT la5 Chapel street by Mira O E NflIsr U s. T. Taylor system taught. Fizst-class outfsss ana htser. uJ2 It,
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WANTEn

YOUNG MAN accustomed to handle horses A wants 8 situation Position coachmAn pre- ferred. Address A R..
 myI1 2ts Il Hill Court, City.
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WANTED,

SITUATION as EatehmAn any position of "A trust by reliable American man, aged S. Good reference
 Address TRUST this office
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GHahs.
WANTED,

A SITUATION by competent g1rl to do cham "A berwork, or ss waitress. Good references given
 my12 It. Apply at 105 OAK STREET, eor.Tork-
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TO RENT,
FNR RENT

FOh ENEN I9 S&sss ROOM WITH POWER, on fourth floor, Qutn- NsH nipiac Building, No. 198 Chapel street. Front MIN room 35x73, with stedy power, steam heat and freight elevator. HENRY F. ENGLISH, ma17-tf .' 92 Orange street.
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4fsa THE genteel Cottage House No. 459 Dixwell HHsiit avenue. The house contains or rooms, WA Ea.H ter and gas The lot has frontage of 50 feet, the rear 90 feet and 150 in depth. There is of the pretiest barns upon the place that be found in the city, Every thIng is in perfect order and be bought low, less than cost of the buildings.
 HINMANS REAL ES FATE AGENCY,
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WANTED.
" ANTEn

1.-TWO good Carriage Trimners to go to Hartford. \ Ct. Good wages and steady employment guArHn- teed to good worhnen of steady hAbits. Inquire of
 D w. MORRILL, mvI1 9t p n Ror 4o7 or 5 Pearl Street (yify
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-20

HISTORY OF THE SUIT NOW PENDING IN THE UNITED
STATES SUPREME COURT.


The celebrated Arlington estate case, now under
advisement by the United States Supreme Court
isinteresting The estate, consisting OF 1000 acres
was devised by the owner, George Washington
Parke Custis the adopted son OF George Washing
ton, to his only child, Mrs Mary Lee, wife OF Gen.
Robert E. Lee. TO be held during her natural life.
and at her death to pass In remainder TO his eldest
grandson, G. w. CuStiS Lee, TO be held I'm fee. Mrs.
Lee died in 1S73 when the title passed to Gen.
GUSTS Lee, her son, as provided In the Will
Under the direct tax acts OF August, 1861,
tax was assessed on the Arlington estate
OF S9207 Payment of this tax was rendered TO
the Z. s. tax commissioners by Phillip r. Fendall
OF this city, friend and relation OF Mrs. Lee. but
the commissioners refused to receive the tax. eX-
cept from the owners In person. The commits
sionerS then proceeded to sell the whole property.
1t was sold for s26S00, and wss bought by the L.
S. government and converted into a national
cemetery. The suit now pending IS one or eject.
ment against Kaufman and Strong, the officers
in charge on behalf Of the United States.
The case was begun in the L. s. circuit court for
Virginia, Judge Hughes presiding. The jury
found for the plaintiff Gen. Lee) that he enti-
tied in fee to the property. There were two ap-
peals taken to the Z. s. Supreme Court, one by the
two agents, Kaufman ana Strong, and one by the
U. s. attorney. The case was argued fully at the
last term OF the L. S. Supreme Court, with eight
JUICES on the bench. The court, however, did not
decide it, and when Judge Blatchford took MS seat
the court ordered the case 10 be reargUel at this
term, Which was done.
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Tile Political Field.

LETTER FROM SECRETARY FOLGER
At republican meeting held in Albany last
evening a letter from Secretary Foger was read.
dated Washington, october 17th,in which he says:
1.-The Ohio election took place On the 10th day OF
this month. 1t resulted In gain to the demo-
cratic party Of several Congressman for the next
fn AT once ne there arose ueant claim
OF Representatives would be democratic. How did
business and capitol regard that claim, and
from well founded data that on Wednesday, the
11th OF october, the day following. there was a
Of P V n Of q the
shrnkage has been going on since. ,. Do the busi-
ness interests OF the country look with dread to re-
legislation? Is 1t a well founded dread? VIII the
election or the democratic ticket in the state of
NewYork increase It, and give it greater reason
for existence? These are questions for heSitating
republicans to ponder"
BLUNDER IN TENNESSEE.
Col d. B. Henderson, secret Try OF the republican
vsed OF defect in the law passed by the Tennes-
see legislature to rearrange the congressional dis
trcts by which three ecounties-Cumberland,M ,Mciys
and Rhea-are not assigned to any congressional
district, and the voters residing in them, should
the election tie held under the new law viii be de-
barred from voting for Representatives, In Con-
gress. Col Henderson has suggested that the
governor OF Tennessee call special session OF the
state legislature TO remedy the defect.
REGISTRATION IN new YORK CRY
Wednesday last aggregated 81 $50, making for the
two days 1898, againt s9,054 fOr the first two
days OF 1879, being an increase OF q, ,193 votes
There are two more days for registration and 1t
supposed the registration will foot up at least
2C0, ,0O0, against 167 .8T in 1879.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS ETC.
COngressO Onal nominations were made yester-
day as follows: Edgar E. Dean DENY, FL Massa-
chusetts; Wendell Phillips (prOhibiton), 4t.i Mas
sachusetts; Samuel b. Copen and Amos Cum
mings (prohbtIon), in the Sd and 5th districts,
respectively. OF MaSsac achusettS.
At II meeting Of the New York anti-monopoly
county committee last night resolution was car
red disappearing OF the county democracy, Tam
many hall ana irving hall In Offering the name Of
Patrick Keenan, for county clerk.
The republican judiciary convention for Balti-
more city last night endorsed the Independent
Judicial ticket placed In the n"ld Wednesday
night and upon which there is the name OF only
one republican.
Congressm Chase. republican, in accepting a
renominat:on, spoke. ut Providence. r. l., last
night. IN approval OF the river and harbor bill and
was warmly applaudcd by the convention.
In yrsteriay's ballot in tae Oregon legisl ature
Tor United States senator, Mitchell received 81
votes and si.fuck Is; the remainder were scat
tertng.
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Death of "A Telegraph Mann ger.

CHICAGO, oct. %. Henry Clay Maynard. for ths
past eight years manager or the Western Uaion
Telegraph olce, in THIS city, died at Geneva Lake,
WIS, tais morning. Since the death OF his wife,
last spring, he has been much broken I'm spirit and
health. lie suffered from puzZling complication
OF disorders and died IN D cnnreSIINn chill