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Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-09

One of the incidents of summer travel which is not thought enough of is the acci- dent. It may be only bruise. cut or sprain. or it may be serious enough to be fatal, if a remedy is not at hand and quickly applied. Herein the convenience and heroic virtue of Perry Davis' Pain Killer comes into play. Be 1t bruises, or cut, or sprsin, or disloca- ton, an application of the remedy on the spot saves many an after pang. In 8 railway crash, boat collision, rowing, fishing, swim ming, or driving accident, he is a real Samar- itan who reaches in his pocket or satchel and administers the remedy unto healing.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-09
WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
 WAR DEPARTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE,
 WASHINGTON, D. q. August 9-1 A. M. ] For New England fair weather southwesterly winds, becoming variable stationary barometer; stationary or rising temperature.
 For the Middle Atlantic States, fair weather, fol- 10 red by partly cloudy weather and local rainA var fable winds, mostly northWestsrly, lower barometer stationary rising ttmpsrature.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-09
Admin1strator,s Auction.

In another column is an advertisement for an administrators auction at Woodmont in the town of Orange and near Woodmont sta tion, on the line of the Consolidated railroad Household furniture and large number of farming implements, &c., will be sold to the highest bidder without reserve. The fine farm of seventy acres is also for sale, also fifteen acres directly back of Woodmont depot.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-09
Various Public Improvements.

The work on the Telford pavement in Whitney avenue is completed as far as Sachem street On Kimberly avenue simi lar pavement is being laid from Howard ave- nue to the brick yards. Work on a sewer through Grand street from the railroad bridge to Mill river was begun yesterday morning The boulevard which has been discussed before the Board of Public Works is probably work of the far distant future, so no fears need be entertained about an in crease of taxes at present on that acc Junt
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-09
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Thursday, August 9, 1883.
NEW ADVBRTIsEMENTs 7'O-DA ]

" 'I Aliens Brain Food-At Druggists'. Administrators Auction-E. Burr, jr. Bank Note Stock-EAston, Denslow Her'R Boots ard Sho3s seph Cook. Clearing Out Stock-Schneider & Staub. Cove House-Barkentin Emory's Standard Cure Pills-At Druggise Eouflibre System Pianos-MathuPhek Ktnkeldey For Sale-valuable Property-D L. Clarke New Music Store Store-MAthuRhek x K1nkeldey. Peaches-D M Welch Bon. Perry DAvie' Pain Killer-At Druggiets. Rivervtew Academy-PouRhkeeI ste N. X Wanted-Man-P. o. Box 935.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-09
Military.
Military. General orders No. 3, from Colonel Crofut,

General orders No. 3, from Colonel Crofut, regarding the encampment of the Fourth regiment, state In pursuance of General order No. 3, brigade headquarters, dated July 26, 1885, the Fourth regiment, c. N. G., will assemble in full uniform, including white gloves and pants, for six successive days camp duty at Mantle, Connecticut, on Monday, September 10, 1883. at 10 o'clock a. m Field and staff will appear mounted. The non-commissioned staff and reg imental band will also report at the same time and place for duty, prop srly equipped. Commandants of companies will report to. the adiutant on the cars or immediately on their arrival on the ground, the exact number of officers and men of their commands present for duty The regiment will form on the main street leading from the depot to the camp ground, right resting toward the north. Encampments of the National Guard are held under authority of law for the purpose of instruction in camp and field duties. It is therefore expected and required that every officer and enlisted man will be present in camp and perform the whole tour of duty
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-09

Dr. Wisharts Pine Tree Tar Cordial is more extensively known among my friends, than when was ignorant of its benefits, and the future will find me commenting it just as highly. a6 6d1w
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-09

weak back or disease of the spine will be immediately relieved on application of Hop Plaster over the affected part. Its penetra- tive power is wonderful. Warranted to be the best made. Rug7 6d&1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-09

Having received the most part of our Fall and Winter stock and being cramped for room, we will sell the balance of our Spring and Summer stock regardless of cost
 SCHNEIDER < STAUB, ag9 If 407 State Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-09
ARRIyAu AT NEWPORT
NEWPORT, R. l., Aug. 8.

WFO1sIJ 1Auks
 The fleet arrived here at sunset in the fol- lowing order: Wild Duck, Zephyr, Louise Wayward, Marguerite, Happy Thought, En- deavor, Flora, Defiance, Ferguson, Starlight. The Acme sailed two hours earlier than the rest of the squadron and arrived sooner than the majority. The sail from New London was enjoyable, wind generally very light. The fleet arrived pretty much together, the Wild Duck, Zephyr and Louise doing espso- ially well. The Starlight carried away her spinnaker outhand and was thereby de- layed half an hour. All well. New Bedford tormorrow. J. G., JR.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-09
The Milford Races To-day.

The entries in the races, three minute class, to be held at Meadow Side Park, Mil ford, under the auspices of the Derby Driv- ing association, to-day, closed on Saturday. Following is the list:
 s Gesner, Birmingham. b m, Lady Victoria Won J huCA, AnSOulh ..~U III Ad1sJ WILCOX H Lewis, Stratford. -br m Isoline Baldwin, Birmingham. .b m Nettie W GledhiIl, Bridgeport. g Alice L George Thomas, Ansonia. g m Billy
 The purse is for $4O-$25 to first, $1O to second, $5 to third-to be paid at the end of the races. The race opens at p. m. There will also be bicycle and horse contest, in which George Blakeman will compete with 0. w. Scofeld's roan gelding ''Jim."
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-09

Why suffer with malaria. Emoryis. Standard Cure Pills infallible fail to the most obsti nate caaes, purely vegetable, contain quin inc mercury or poisons of any kind; pleasant te take, sugar coated. All druggists; 25 and 30 cents.
 3teodAwa9
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-09

Did you read how Josiah Pitkin of Chelsea, Vt, was cured of a terrible sore leg, by
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-09

For seven years Allen's Brain Food has stood the strongest tests to its merits in curing Nervousness Nervous Debility and restoring lost powers to the weakened generative system and in instance has it ever failed test it $1i for $5 At druggists.
 eodG GWaQ
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-09
ag9 If
Roota shoas Made and Ranatrad.

Joseph Cook is now located at 255 Church
 street, near Grove. His work gives entire
 satisfaction. Look at prices: Fine French Calf shoes $6. 50, American Calf $5. Soleing and heeling boots and shoes 85 cents. Ladies' shoes soled and heeled for 60 cents.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-09
sg.tiaI 9ptitss.
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when public expected not time afaas  reality They know there no time left be P0. have touched bot
 
  everybody but those search LINEN DEPARTMENT.
 
 Ra Bsd and as M @ % ssou. one cost 4th--- CLOAKs AND SUITS. z# ::: :t $ :::s fs. ;: s,, oa oar sOE @ Sf oof @ o l qus and Plush 5ot rurH Garments TOrchOn And Oriental Laces. 9. T'hon ra'' II inches wide S 3O 4s a % aes ' $:$: ::: #::: ::: : : $: E
 Null Ties And Fichus. ss ss:s E s s ss: .s P @ ., m
 NEWPORT sAsHEs. % Black and Cream Spanish Fichus. 
 Velvet Photograph Frames. 1eh-25 dozen
 Stationery Department. Ladies Shopping and Travelling Bags FsBPa fs5ss Rab5s4 eRfs TP fs1es ss R ss aS package
 Blankets and Confortables. 1Ss es Pss B S S4 6 6a@otsaSss s5 s 5 % Toith ss5
 Millinery Department. % @ ss 'ss :
 s s 1ss $: ss sss BOTTOMS AND PRINTS. 2othw sold sbing
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-09
Wandered Away.

Bessie Lane. 5 year oE&cOlored girly liv- ing in Birmingham, left her mother last Sat urdsy to go to picnic with her aunt. AS she did not appear at the depot the aunt sup posed that the child had not left home. She did not return at night and search was in stituted. On Monday she was found at Bridgeport. She took the down train in- stead of the up train and found friends in Bridgeport with whom she was enjoying her self
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-09
l.H At NkNS.
Rrfsf Mention.

Brisf Mention.
 The Southbury postofiee was broken into and robbed Tuesday evening.
 Commissioners Williams and Hyatt are in- specting the banks in this city.
 The Meriden fire department members are making active preparations for their parade and picnic Sept. 1st.
 The steam oyster dredging boat J. & G. H. Smith is receiving new shaft and propel- Ter screw at Belle Dock
 The Grays base ball nine will play the O. I nine, Meriden, on Thursday of next week. The game will take place in this city.
 Tax Collector Futile paid over $Go, 900 to Treasurer Harmanus Welch yesterday, to be placed to the credit of the town of Now Ha- ven.
 By the fire in Mystic this week set. of molds were burned belonging to MT. Avery, of this city, and valued at about $500. They. were for new vessel to be built at Madison The Feuiau ram which lies at anchor at the lower wharf rau two miles under water re- gently, only the arched combings of the hatch pay being visible. After tbis exploit she returned amiably and quietly to her AApOllHSS
 Conductor Brompton started homing pigeon, belonging in Stamford from his train Tuesday morning, between North HB ven and Wallingford, and the bird reached it's home in Stamford two hours later. Yester- day morning he took the pigeon 10 Hartford to set it at liberty there.
 A cage of rabbits, mother and her seven young offspring, belonging to Flora, daugh- ter of Captain Loomis was on exhibition outside Bradley's fruit store on Chapel street yesterday, the pretty group attracting much notice from the public.
 The twelfth annual State temperance picnic will be held in Fenwick Grove, Say ybrook, to day. Mayor Payne, of Middletown, is ex- pected to preside. The opening hour will be conducted by the Women's State Union. Rev. Otis J. Range and about twenty other temperance advocates will deliver short ad dresses during the day
Morning journal and courier., 1883-08-09
Racket Picnic.

A basket picnic was held Tuesday at Chauncey Russelrs, in Orange, in honor of Stephen Colby of Somerset county, Md. friends in this section. About thirty persons were present.
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GnfPS IfIIen fTnt fpesiclI fiir bisfe 9dne
berettef, efneSpf7s pernrfadjf cinen lpId,enaSeds
feI fm Dcffnten, caf ter 9eicenfe erifaunt Ut.
eie peraebren ben 9tppctit uno rerirldden siefdjs
omfas. % ber Rorper aendbrf np bnrd ibre trniide
SDirfuna ouf frteSercauungeDraaile etn rcseIntdft=
ger &tubIgana berporgerufen miro preis Is Gents.
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gBer III syrau gSinSlo,p !?

"a. bisfs 5Srase oft ssltsut rirp, pcllen
mir stnfah iasen, cab Re cine Dame tlf,
pie es I'D, leit 80 Jabrea ;ar Nufeate aatbs
te. 6rouentranttsiten, bauptlddltd, absr
Ginotrfranfbtten ;u ldcilen. Sir bat
Die 6cnfituitcn uaD bic 8spiirfailis oiflsr
,abIreifen js!aiisn belonbsrs geprsit unb
ale 3eiuItat pratt fhr &smatnf, unp
Grfatruna, welfr lls i'm eaufe einfs &feu.
lhsnulters oils 8sanfsnp1saerin unit arBt
eelammslt, bal he Dan SuOttuJ G9fup
als belpnpsrss Mlttsl lity ,apnsnee Slneer
5ulammsnaeisbi. Dtris Mepi;in Bat s|ns
mdailde gGisFane lie gilt 8rte e.
@eiunetstt unp ertdlt cffsnsn 3eis. Su
8cles bislsr Meobin III Iran Wiuslcw
pslttesiibmt 9emosben ais Woblt5dterin
Der &ineer. llno bic &Inter ptrsen sroe
unt oasten ibr taiir. Nuh In eieler Staot
6at lis bic Sinbfr 81 Danf uerpaidtst.
@rubs Quantititsn ees Spotins Gprup
wstfeu bier tdelth uerfauft unD uerbrautht.
gDir alauben, Mrs. Binslow Bat i1
bur6 bififu artitsl unIlsrtla ssma6t
unr MIR Fnb iiser3susi, pab our6 Osnfel.
ben 2auisnDs pun Rinrern gsrsttet mutosn
uno rab Ntllipneu tsnfslten nots NIT
@rioig srbrau6sn werbrn. Seine Wu.tsr
Bat ibre pflidt gstban. wenn Re nhl
WS. @inslc,p'e Soctne Sprup an
panote. Ssrlutt ts ags. - eas!ss 8iftos
Nsw Sjorf. 3u pertaaisn bal alsn
Drussilien. -25 gents bte 8lafde
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Gine bpbe 8eipgnuna.

3meitauienb Dollars fann irgenb elm
Nbonnent bieies 8lattes bur0 @rtbei<
lung getpiI5er Nusfunft peroenen. 9ies
1T Die offi3ielle Belobnung, Die DDn
The Charles A. Vogeler Company,
Baltimore, Mb., fir bic 0erbaftung
unb ueberfiibrung Ses= ooer 9erieniS
gen ausgcbDten 1T, tpel6e Sr. Iu=
gu # G0nig's 9amburger Srpz
pfen, 9amburger 8ruftbee
unb lire 6anbelsmarfen na6ma6en
ober fdlf6en. Sn 1878 3at bas gun
besfreisgeri6t BON gtor0 Sbio Der
Girma in ibrem proseiie sesen par<
teieu, Die Der Sdll9ung BON 9anbelsz
lnarfen oieier 9lrSeneien iiberfiibrt mur=
ben, oreiSe + ntaufenb + ii nf b un=
bert Dollars S6aoeneriab suer>
fannt. Oas oberite Sribunal ber Serz
einigten Staaten bat entldieben, baB
sur Musma6ung bes 8etrllges cine
9anbelsmarfe ni6t gdnsli@ gefdli6t
gu fein braudt, ionbern baB, 10 lange
eine sur 5dul9ung uno 8erleitung bes
&dufers geniisenbe Iebnli6feit 3niI6en
ben e6ten unb Ben gefdll6ten Waareu
porbanben lit, bas Geiee cine f6were
@elbbuBe un6 @efdngnisltrafe aufer=
legt. Dies 1T Elm 8etpeis, baB bic
Girma es bierin ernit nimmt. Glei9z
3eitig ionte Sebermann ii6 Ielbit ldiiBen
babur6, baB er iib bor Dem @infaufeIl
bergepifert, baB bas Saciimile oer un=
terI6rift The Charles A. Vogeler Com
pany auf benz 1miflag BON ieoer Gla=
ife bon Sr. Nuguit &6nig's
9amburger 3rppfen uno ieOes
padets BON 0r. Muguit &6nig's.
Samburger 8ruittbee gu leien
lei. Man laiie li6 ni9t tduf6en ober
BON intereilirten Berlonen tpertbloie
unb oft i9dbli6e @enlil6e aufballsn,
Die Tim ieben preis gu tbeuer tudren.
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nidt ipieber anfanSen, iie eraablt icnit
sleid tpteber bon Sebaltian, meinem Brus
ber, ibrem 9ebrer, unb baS fam td nidt
bSren, bas bridt mir bas 5er5. Serr
@rtt, wenn Der breiBis Tbaler jepen Wp.
nat BON ienem Wulifmaden sebabt bdtte!
0ieide 2eute pdren mir seweIen, aber aui
benz 9aabe fpn1lnt nidts teraus Bel oer
Sunf. Sur iein Srselipiel babe fe i'm,
nit Wtibe unb gtotb 5w0lf Gpaler idbrIiA
3uselegt, unb bas toiteten bic Ncten uno
bic Saiten auf benz alten Slapperfaiteu.
Die broblOie Sunit 1T niht umicnif
lpridmSrtli9 seuorben.
9aetta er3ablte nuu, baB ae nit benz
ndditen Gage in ben Sperndor oes 5pf-
tbeaters eintreten miirbe, baB ater bic
Gblidt lei, iie in ffeinen Spernpartieen gu
perpenben.
Waltber iab lie erltaunt an, er iuete
nidts unb muroe icsar uertesen, ale
9aetta, bic lein Staunen beutertte, i'm
fraste, mas ct ba5u rneine. Nls er
iduies, ladte fe uno rief: SD weiB.
mas Du benff, 8altber, lage e8 NUT
seruoe beraus, i'd nebme es nidt abel,
halt tn e8 mir bod, fdon Elm Wfal seIast,
unb id Bin Bit nidt tSle OeBbulb sepeieu.
Was batte id eir seiast? fra5te Der
iunse Wann.
a9, ermiberte baS Mdoden, mir muB=
ten einna[ Elm 2iebespaar NIT eiaanber
ipielen. als wir nod Babe ainoer waren,
uno mir maaten es aepib ber5li9 lAledt,
benn mir wuroen orinolid ausScla4t
Wfir mar bas slei@sa tis, oeun i'd mar
baran 9emSbnt, pu aber wuroeit ounfelz
ROTH Dor Corn, ais Der Sprbans sefallen
ipar, une iaS!eit: Das staubte mir frei=
lid fein Wtenl4, baB i'd mir fold ber5lis
den Sdae ausiuden fOunte, uno bic ba
brauBen baben idcn Sfsat, wenn iie mid
auslaAen.
(Eprtfebuna srie:.
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9ie Maaht nes bemtidbem @elanses.

Ser &0lner Mdnner=@eIang= =8erein
bat elf &onserte in 2onbpn gegeben,
ipel6e cine groBe Seniation semadt ba=
ben. 9ie pfege Der Mulif unb 6es
@eianges bat in gnglano ebenIo tpie in
Nmerifa felt 80 Sabren bon geringen
Nnfdngen gang gemaltige 4usbebgun=
gen genommen.
MuIif=Seite unb tpoblgef6ulte Sdn-
gerzgb0re linb ingnglano gaits gem0bn=
lid. 9as groBe Sdnbels6eif pereint in
2onbon aljd6rli9 1000 pOblgei6ulte
Sanger, bic i'm 9rptaq palait ben
.Meiiias" unb nSolepb in ggDpten"
sipei Sratorien BON 9dnbel, meiiterbaft
borgetragen. 9anbel gilt als engliIGer
Meiiter.
SieIen groBartigen MtuIif> uno @e=
iangsleiiiungen gegeniiber bate Der
Mdnner6or BON SOln einen f6peren
Stanb. Sas 9dnoelsGeit iiel in bic
3eit ieiner 9ulpeienbeit in 2onbon.
guberbem waren mir INNER in Der Mtu=
ff=Sailon in jener Weltitabt, Die gr6B=
ten Sdn9er periammelt, Die ibre Gon=
certe gaben. Sabin geb6rten bic Yatti,
bic 2ucca, Die gtilsion, bic 9llbanr
uno cine groBe Nn5abl beriibmter Sdm=
ger.
llnb benno6 erreste jener 8eiang.
gerein Gurore, unb 5war bur6 bas tiefe
8eIiibl, tpomit er fang, uno blr6 bic
Graft unb auglei9 bur6 Die 3artbeit
bes Sones bel ieinen 8ortrdgen. 9as
lit es aud, mas in Nmerifa na6 pie bol
bic @eIdnge beuti6er @bOre peit ibel
bic enslii9en felt. Mt0gen Die gng:
lii9 =9lmerifaner nod 10 gut uub ri6ti9
lingen lernen uno NIT nod 10 erOBem
GleiB, bic gr0Bten geIangli6en S6wie.
rigfeiten iibertpinoen-es feblt na6 tpi(
bor Gins. Die Seele, bas Gemiitl
| feblt, ipel9es erit oen S6nen Die wabrt
| &raft, bic tuabre anmut6, ben binrei'
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Sertiee Ansiiee
gu oenibinisiten 9breiien.

Infer 2ager in @eioen=
nllb Spmmer &leiberitofTen
1T .bas 9rDRte in Der @tabt.
Was bic Qualitdt Der @aa-
rem unb ibre 9illisfeit be-
trifft, 10 iudt eS ieines @lei=
den.
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- ttft' & S nir . {, e.

@raue 2aare eeer 9 rte tuerben burb elm eir5tses
AuftEdgeu pteer Jarbe 5u gtdnsenD fdtndr5en
Derpanoe ste berietbt cine nntirItde arbe ipirf
augentIidli 3u perfafen in apotbeten oner tptrn nab
GmpfanS bon 81 purtb Grpreb perfanot
Office 35 wfurrap Gtwet, seetp=ggerf.
[gr. 9utfe Dfnnudl, tpertbpouer tertpetunaen utnN
lns5srole5epte pou ptrs auSertansen frei Sereueet
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enuinait & Gp.

Ser befannte 6dubbdnbler 5. Mar=
tin bat fein Gei6dft an Obige Girma
berfauft un6 tuerben bic Derren ii6 nidt
nur beniiben, bic alte &unbf6aft bes
@ef9dftes 3u erbalten, ionbern aud im=
t,er mebr neue &unoen gu ertperben.
@aI1ipan & 60. bcben ni6t nur
oas bette uno setpdblteite Eager in Sa=
inen= aub &inberi6uben, ionbern ibre
Waaren sei6ncn iid au6 6ur6 preis>
suiirbigfeit unO Sauerbaftigfeit aus.
Die 9erren erbalten fortwdbreno neue
3ufubren uno liefern baber bas Mller=
inobernife. Man faufe S9ubseug nur
bel ibnen, iuenn man gut bebient feiu
mil.
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Sciier ais $4,000.

sd CAB iiber $40, in 23 Sabrem
aus" iagt @foior $. W. 9ines in So
ton, Wtal. ufitr Die 8ebanblung bon
Gpilepfie. Sd bate Die befen Qlerste
1T New Srleans> st. 2puis, Stem Oprt,
gbilabelpbia, Bolton, 2onoon unb
paris. a6er obne @rfolg. amari >
tan Nerbine aber fat mid pollitdn=
big furirt." $3.50.
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- Cine alte Ddrterin, laSt: ,,Dr.
adere SrOliieh Wemetn" 1T bas beiis
Yiittel se9en Suien. Brdune cher Dipb.
stie. Ssi aaen Gppttsfern gu taben.
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= Brabnnbter, @alencienne, pas
rifer, &uffifde, Sd9ffd)e unb leinene
9piben In groBer Nuspabl biaigit beim
Gampus.
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Seber finbft, ipa8 er
bran6t !!

Manfaufe beBbulb, un gut
nno billis beoient gu iuerben
1tur bel
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: Sn0pfe, 8elaBarlifel fir 9amen=
fleiOer unb @ai6e, iotpie fir 8ettseug,
biQigt bel 6amous.
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Suits
@iae,t
gDiuptpr,e elmer

GnmptcrIe elmer
lnfDGtiaen g b er.
Mausei an slppetit, @ebdrin geritcpflns,
5dniersen i'm Sscrf nit einent nunlpfen @efii6l
i'm 6intertopfe, G6uer5en inter ben Shulter@
bidtfern, 4ufgetriebenfein nad benz @iierr, NIT
ab1eiaiing gegen jebe f5rperlide ober seiitise
5b6tiafeit, rei;baresg temperament, tribe9 9tirii=
iuitia NIT benz beicnberen @efiible, trgenb
cine Cbliegenhett bersefien gu haben, Wtiici9z
felt, @trre, Ser5flcpfeif, Ynnftc Dor ben Augeit,
qelbe Sauf, iibertaupt 3ppfidnterSer oberbalb
beS redten Muses, nmriIbiger S1laf NIT bean9s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
OppOcrvc AN INVESTIGATION.

A committee appointed by the last New-Jersey
Legislature to investigate the affairs OF the Boafd
of Finance and Taxation of Jersey, City met with
an unexpected obstacle yesterday IN the
virtual refusal of the Board to r DE
investigated by the committee: ine
iirst meeting of the committee was hAeu IoI
Yesterday afternoon and subpGnas were issued 10
several financial officers of the city under the con
troll of the Board TO appear before the com-
mlttee and bring their accounts. Inc committee
was about to adjourn in a very indignant IalIr vi
mind when Corporation Attorney Allan l.. McDei-
mott who had not been subpGnaed, maze MS
appearance and SAID he desired to make statement
Permission being granted, he went on to say tnat
the Board of Finance had decided not TO recognize
the right of the committee to investigate IT'S aHarS
The Board he said had already been investigated
under the law and ohing wrong had been dlscov-
cred and 1t was opposed to this constant agitation
which only tended to damage the citys credit. Inc
Board had been advised by counsel not 10 allow the
hooks or accounts he taken before the committee
for examination. If the committee or any member
of if desired examine the books as ndvduals per
mission would be cheeriullv accorded provided the
examination was made unoificlally and IN the Offices
where they are kept. An expert was appointed
two years ago by the Court, and he had lnvesti-
gated the Board, but had not vet made
his report 1t would therefore be absurd
to begin second investigation before the first one
was finished. Mr.. Carter, speaking f3r inc
committee, said that steps would be taken to
compel the board to submit 10 an Inyestlgatlon ana
the committee adjourned until next tuesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-23
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
co,,Nr PETTINI RELEASED.

Count Ganni Betin the young itSan MrU p
May 10 shot himself IN the e nnear in the Yorkville
Police d d ce TSH and ae G. T.
OF w CasaIc Editor of Eco dItdha: captain
Bs9 ,d had b Ss ad NOT n
the snot Ma S dning when he shot himself. +. f..
What BE Ees Of fG the windsor Hotel that on the
night of the shooting Bettnl visited NO; We esr
Rettini had left the house the witness heard TWO
p,sto shots, and starting to ascertain te eause
e.. met Bettini, who hastily re.entered the mouse
ne mel T cxhibted a wound. Trowbrdge found re-
voiycr in his pocket two chambers OF winch were
emntv and he had Bcttini removed TO the h3splta.
tn ionnt was then examined. He said he was
old and bad y answer feT to n thee
',%aroa Of ATTEMPTED suicide he SAID: " don I
Know what doing when GaIn sn OF amy myiks nd
uu gu ~ vis;t To This country and intend TO return
without deiay.n Justice Herman released hun
under 81 900 bonds for good behavior during t..e
telluccia furnishing the surety.