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Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23
Stalls No. 4 and 6, City Market
 GnaeiaIti. Enr To day.

Green Peas, String Bssns Asparagus, Hothouse Gu cumbere SurnIper Far ashes. Spinach and Cowslips, Long and Round Radishes, Pie Plant, New Florida Beete and Cabbaoes Bermu Tomatoes and New Pc tatoes new lot of large sized Sweet Potatoes 1OC punches of fine Water Cress-
 EGGS! EGGsI Our Eggs are received direct from Roxbury weekly. Some fine Duck and Geese Feos fresh to-day Hatfield and Siusbury Butter in one pound rolls, the finest in the market Dried Swsst Corn and Lima Beans for Succotash. Red Kid nev Medium Marrow and Black Beans for Turtle Soup Shall receive this morning 8 los of the genu- ina White Foston Head Lettuce for Salads, which fl far superior to raised in this vicinity orders received by telephone and goods delivered
 H. O. GOODWIN.
 au2f STALLS and 6, CTTY MARKET.
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Over "a Million Lo.ttnL L,verDoo,

LIVERPOOL, April 22.-An extensive fire
 broke out to night in the immense ware houses of Launcelot & Hey. It spread rap- idly and resulted in their entire destruction together with the contents The loss will
 not fall short of $1, ,25C, 900. The insurances are understood to be large.
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dren, with the exception of his wife, consti- tuted the whole of his family. The funeral of the little Church children will take place to morrow at 10 o'clock in the village church, Rochester Center. Miss Ella Bonneville was 8 student at the State Normal school at Bridgewater and was to return to school to-
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23

%A 26 Pearl street, first floor, $240 tEsfSSiid g Norton street, whole house, $240. EItl 67 Mansfield street, whole house, $500.
 MERWIS'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, ap2O 2S7 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23

A LADY as beokkeeper and cashier in office A miles from the city. Address in hand writing of the applicant stating references salary desired etc., NOVELTIES,
 ap18 St Courier Office.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23

EOR SALEs A very desirable Brick Barn, nearly new, RsiH complete in all it's appointments, to be re- EttIH moved from the of 45 Trumbull on Lin ooln street. Apply at
 BEEOHER'S EXCHANGE, ap2O St 326 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23

4EAA, THE most eligible and desirable residence, MiiH AT Trumbull street, corner of Lincoln house sIN contains twelve rooms and eight open fire places Lot 5Ox11O feet. Grounds well stocked with Vines and Fruit Trees in good bearing condition. House can be from to p. Information on the premises
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23
ARartenaer rJs.. the Kntfe.


 NEW YORK, April 22.-Edward Hodgeman, bartender at the corner of Christopher and West streets, was held to answer to day for stabbing Michael Meehan, who is now believed to be dying at St. Vincent hospital Hodge man says that Meehan tried to force an en-
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Dynamite For the E1nera1ds.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa., April 22.-The follow ing letter is published in the Press to-day
 Noticing frequent allusions to the Emerald society which the informer Lynch attempts to connect with the present dynamite excite ment in England and Ireland as the national head of this organization in the United States, and the editor of it's official organ, I deem it my duty to denounee most emphat- ically the statements published as totally and maliciously false The Emerald Benevolent association is Catholic benefit, charitable and literary union instituted in the city of Reading in 1869, positively anti-secret and composed of all nationalities. It extends throughout the United States and Canada and has membership of twelve thousand, nearly one-half of which Is in this State. In common with all American citizens It's members sympathize with the Irish people in their struggle for constitutional right. Beyond this they have no connection with the Irish national movement
 J. A. GoULDEN,
 National Secretary, Harrisburg, Pa.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23

MORE Rick Rack made. We have so great 6 de- WI mand for this article that we have advanced the price for making the eame See samples Of pat terms wanted in all the stores selling goods write enclosing two Sc. stamps particulars and GU ting. THE NEW HAVEN RUFFLE CO.,,
 194, 196 and 198 Chapel Street,
 aT100 Iln
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23

kefsa TWO tenements of rooms each, with mod
 kis ern improvements, for small families. Also MGN- two stores. Inquire at
 ap21 2tt 294 ELM STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23
College Items.

Yale suffered another defeat at the hands of the New York league nine last Saturday in New York. The makeup of the nine WAS changed somewhat, Souther catching, Booth pitching and Hubbard playing center field. O'NeiH pitched for the New Workers. The features of the game were the long running catches of Ward and Hubbard and the bat ting of the New York team. The score by innings was as follows:
 2 4 5 7 8 9 New York.......5 l o 0 5 1 o O-14 Yale ...............1 1 0 0 o o 0 1 o. 3
 On Wednesday Yale plays the Bostons, on Saturday the Providence nine at Hamilton Park.
 The men who are training under Frank Dole are as follows: Brooks, 1855, for the 100 yard, 22O yard and quarter mile run; O. Smith, '83, quarter mile run Kirkham, 'S4, s. s. S., for the half mile; Carr, '83, for the mile; Hamilton, '85, and Vincent, 's5, for bicycle; Briggs, 1855, putting the shot |; also HaIsey, 's3, Calhoun, 83, Ferris, 's5, Colt, '85, Luddington, 'S6, and Iverson, 1855.
 The Amherst ball nine beat the Holyokes 12 to Saturday. The Amhersts have some of their old play CTS back and stand very good chance for the championship. Harvard has had several players disabled and is crippled by not having strong hines to prac- tice with. Brown loses Dilts. and the first baseman is i'll at present In their recent game with Providence, that has been spoken of so highly, Richmond pitched for the Browns.
 The New York papers have printed exag, gerated and distorted accounts of the recent election trouble in the Sophomore class.
 Lit supper this evening at Barkentin's.
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LOCAL NEWS.
South CaroIina and Connecticut.

CHARLESTON, s. O., April 21.-The Wash ington Light Infantry, which entertained the Second company Governors Foot Guard of New Haven on the occasion of their visit here with the First regiment, c. N. G., will go North the latter part of June, stopping in New Haven and Hartford and possibly in New York. They expect to bring the Mayor and the officers of the battalion with them.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23
FOR SALE,

,k4A THE House and Farm Of the late Jason War 41H ner, the direct road from Westville to West
 I Haven, in Town of Orange. The house is near ly new, and commands a view of the city and it's surroundings. For particulars, inquire of H. F. HOADLEY, or address
 msI5 If "C"P O, Box 1O95 City,
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Local Weather Record.
 ro1 .1prI. % Issq

NEALE-BUsHNELL-In this city, April 21st.
 Rev. Dr. Dennen. George F. Neale. of this city, Addie E. Bushnell, of Chatham, III.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23

trance into the barroom while Hodgeman was trying to close it for the night, and that Meehan was stabbed accidentally while Hodgeman was resisting his entrance.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23
The Endorsement oftha Excise Law

NEW YORK, April 22.-A large number of arrests were made by the police to-day for violations of the excise law, but the prisoners when arraigned in the police court were either discharged for want of sufficient evidence or held in $500 bail which was promptly fur nished
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23
WANTEn
WANTED

A FAITHFUL, neat and capable chambermaid and "A seamstress. Apply with good references in the afternoon at
 ap2O If 237 CHTTRCFI STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23

A SITUATION by sn American woman as Eecond girl or waitress in private family; will do house. work where the family is small. Good reference. Apply at Library Rooms. 75 Orange street.
 ap5 L. B. BARTHOLOMEW
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WANTED, A PATTERN MAKER. Strictly frst-cIass metal A patterns. M. B. SCHENCK, ap17 If 322 Grand Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23

FOR MALES AND FEMALES. " ELF of different nstional1ttes can be supplied I to private families, boarding houses, hotels and restaurants The proprietor of this establish ment pays great attention in the choice Of girls women before sending them to fill situations Calls from the country, at any distance, promptly st tended to- Invalid and wet nurses at short notice. Mase help for all kinds of work.
 MRS. T. MULLIGAN, n25 If 1845f St. John street, near Artisan.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23

A SITUATION by a man who understands the care 1A Of horses harness and carriages and under stands driving. Has been twelve years in the last private family. Country preferred Address
 COACHMAE,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23
MARINE LIST.

MARINE LIST. % PORT OF NEW HAVEN. NE
 ARRIvED-APRIL 21. Sch Golden Rule, Marschen, from New York. Sch Ann melia, Hallock, from New York. Sch M Woodhall, Smith, from Va. Sch Sarah Mills, Rogers, from Va. Sch Ella May, Higgins, from Va. Sch John Bracewell, Stevens, from Va. Sch Hand, Dayton, from St. Croix. Sch Henrietta, Billiard, from New York.
 sAILED-APR1L 21. Sch Ocean Belle, James, for New York. James M Bay1ess, for N Y. Chas H Haskell, Wilde, for Y. Lotta Bell, Austin, for Va. Lochonia, for City Island.
 CLEARED-APRIL 2I. Brig ToWner, Perkins, for St. Croix.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23

Death of Famous Author. PARIS, April 22.-The death is announced tonight of Jules Saudeau, the famous au- thor.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23
JOHN WANTED, T-CLASS SaIesmen to sell the [

O FIRsT-CLAss salesmen to sell the new Adjustable " RoII-up Spring Bed. Just out. It Is thu BEST BED ever put before the public. Gall or addrefs
 LOWELL MFG. co. LIMITED, ap2Sf b16 STATE STREET
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GntGrtatnMEpts.
CARLRs OPERA HOUSE

GA ARLL1@ OPEkA HOUSE. Tuesday and Wednesday, April 24 and 25. Grand Matinee, Wednesday, p. m.
 Booths Theater Company. Proprietor and Man ager, Mir. John Stetson. Presenting the Grand and Legendary Drama, CORSICAN BROTHERS, with all the elegant scenery, magnificent costumes, elaborate mechanisms which characterized it's recent grand success at Booths Theater
 MIR. FREDERIC DE BELLVILLE as the Twin Brothers, Fabien and Louis Del Franchi, and grand coterie of artists. The complete resources of the stage will be employed to give proper effect to the great production presenting grand realistic pictures never before equalled any stage. The Bal Masque at the Opera House, Paris, The Forest of Fontane- bleau. sparkling Supernatural Appearances. I'm posing Corsican Funeral. A Wealth of Wonders. Pleasing Novelties. Grand Comic Ballet, Ia Majil ton. The Performing Elephant and the Funny Clown. The Mammoth Cat and Man Monkey. Cor sicans, Pierrots, Follys, Debardeurs, etc.
 Seats now on sale at Looms'. Admission 25, 50 and 75o 05c extra for reseryed seats ap23 St
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TNants.
WANmEn
e,,u-- WANTED,

A SITUATION by young man who has served AA two years at the machinist trade Address
 ". H. E. B., AP1o 1t 102 South Front Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23

Court of Probate for the District
 of New Haven, Connecticut ] TNSCATE of EVAN EVANS, in5olvent debtor. GL The undersigned having been appointed com missioners to receive and pass claims present ed against the above estate and three months from the sixteenth day of April 1883, having been allowed presentation thereof hereby give notice that they will meet the office of E. P. Arvne, No. g. 69 Church street, New Haven, on the 18th days of May July, 1885, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Claims may be mailed to E. P. Arvine, Box 5, New Haven, Conn.
 E. P. ARVINE,
 an0a FREDERICK B. FARNSMORTH.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23
An Important Witness Spirited Away.

An Important Witness Spirited Away.
 NEW YORK, April 22.-Mr. Edward F. Navin, an iron noulder of Boston, requested the aid of the New York police in searching for his son John, aged twelve years, who mysteriously disappeared from Boston on the 18th inst. He has been traced as far as this city. MT. Navin suspects that the boy has been abducted to prevent his appearing as witness in g suit for damages against the Boston and Providence railroad company in which $75, ,O00 is involved and in which Gov ernor Butler is counsel for the plaintiff. This fear has been strengthened by the re- ceipt of the following letter:
 MT. Navin-Your Son is dead and there is no use of your searching for him any longer. If you do not bel ievs this go to Mo- 768 Philip street New York; and you will there find proof of what say.
 Signed ONE WHO KNOWS.
 A general alarm has been sent out direct ing the police to look for the boy.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23

Securities For Sale. 12 shares Southern New England Telephone stock. 25 shares Bay State Telephone Go. stock.
 10 shares New Haven Gas Go. stock.
 20 shares American Bank Note Go. stock.
 g, GOO Boston & N. Y. Air Line per cent, bonds. Western Farm Loan Bonds guaranteed bearing per cent. Interest coupons payable at our office or the Chemical National Bank of New York. By ap23 St MeALISTER & WARREN
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23
FOR SALE.

A public auction the premises at 82 Crown "A street, Thursday next, April 26th, 1883, at 12 o'clock noon, the saloon, fixtures and stock now on hand together with the unexpired license.
 GLOSON HALL, .no1 Ak Trustee on the estate of L. C. LndIey,
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REAL ESTATE. MONEY.

FOR sALE-A central property, very cheap, S7,50o
 A house of Is rooms for $2, 200. wANTED-A cheap place rear the city.
 A house near the railroad shops. TO LoAN-$5OO, $1, ,0OO, 8, 200, S2,00o Call st
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23
Lost From a Hudson River Boat.

NEW YORK, April 22.-Mrs. E. l.. Fuller, who with her maid and her son in-law was a passenger on the steamer Drew on last nights trip from Albany, was not on board when the steamer arrived here this morning The supposition is that she accidentally fell overheard, as no possible motive for suicide can ha diaonvarAd
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23

Roast Beef 12 to 16c. Porterhouse Steak 20c. Sirloin 1sc. Round Steak 1& to I6c. Veal, Lamb, Ham, Mutton, Pork, Poultry and Yege- tables at very cheap prices
 L. SCHONBERCER, !, x and Central Market. Congress Ave-
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23

FOR SALE.
 1 TWO Irish Terriers, one bronze and one 2A white. Any person wishing pet deg in Quire at , apps 3ts S7 EAIoN STREET.
 FOR RENT. Az SHOP with privilege of buying engine, boiler and shaftng. Engine boiler and shaft 5iiH ing for sale separate if desired. Engine be- tween three and four horse power. Ready for occu- pancy about June l. Inquire of
 FRANK ". BENEDICT, apps Ct 61 Center Street or 58 Mill Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23
WANTED
WANTED,

DOY to learn the drug business. D SALISBURY BROS.
 ap21 2t1 Fair Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23

A SITUATION as chambermaid or to do general her present place,
 ap23 It. 10 VAIL sTpEET
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WANTED

canteriDg saddle horse; one tbat can
 as@A be driven to carriage, weighing about Ss S$& 1000 pounda. Apply at A-&G ap23 It I20 SHERMAN AVENUE.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23

WANTED. 1.-TWO good Carriage Blacksmiths on light work aE I 14s East street W NeH' "OA "S ap28 2t' IF GooDR1ou Aco
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GOODWIN,S.

RE. BALDwINs REAL ESTATE AGENCY, ap2i d&w 298 Chapel Street
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Another Explosion Attribu

Another Explosion Attributed to Fenians
 LONDON, April 22.-An explosion occurred to day in shed connected with the govern ment's small firearms manufactory at En- field. The authorities believe that it was di- rectly traeeable to Irish sources and that the Fenians had originated it as part of 8 plot by which they hoped to secure large quanti- ties of arms and ammunition. If that was the object 1t failed.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23

VOUNG MAN about IT years of age to learn tht M photograph business. Must possess a goot character and disposed to be industrious. One liv ing with his parents preferred. At
 BEERS NATIONAL GALLERY,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23

BOARD AND hOOmS. kSS A few gentlemen can be accommodated with iia frst-class board and pleasant rooms with mod FIJI ern Improvements. Locality second to none in t6e city Terms moderate. Apply at
 ao9 11aa 35 WOOSTER PLACE.
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3OARD AND ROOMs

FOR RENT, & THE lower floor Clark street city water ssisa ap23 1t4~ THE PREMISES.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23

A SITUATION by res peotable girl to do reoeud A work or general homework Iuaufre at
 ap23 2t. l39 PUTNAM STREET
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WANTED

d&4sAs ROOMS; tenement of or rooms, lower EAiiH floor preferred; north of Chapel and east of EslG Temple street. Address ''ROOMS,'
 ap21 3t- Courier Oface.
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TO LET,

kSsA THE first class Brick Dwelling House No. ssH 107 York street, contains all modern improve s1 ments, from first of May for one or more years. Inquire at
 BEERS Photo Gallery, na6 If 242 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-23

TAX COMMITTEE. IVNHE Tax Committee will meet at the Town Agents x Ofice City Hall, MONDAY EVENING, April 23rd, at o'clock.
 45z SHzaRHs zSSzz5 H%4sS Sh01F Committees
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WANTEn

A SITUATION by a respectable girl to do general 0 houseWork or second work in a private FanojIv Good reference. Call at F ''
 Rp23 It. 45I CONGRESS- AUEHJTTr
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-23
MI. vfssoE DEPARTMENT.
Managed byJohn 8. FISH.


Sam warnacuit was Gned 500 yesier-
day for keeping iippliug.hOuse.
"A. s. Henderson, from Andrew p. O #,
is moving his saw mill 10 VIM. Dirham's,
on Clear Creek.
"A telegram was received last night
from Rounds,one saying that Martin O~
ems had been killed by man named Polk,
at Tsbler's commissary. No particulars.
We have heard Of a few los Of hogs
selling a, llc per pound, but they are very
scarce in the county. am told that there
will not be enough fed for home consump-
ton.
Capt. F. P. Kellogg, Of the X. c. Rail
~ay, is in town. Mrs. c. S. Neild, Of Alta
mont, was visiting in town yesterday. Miss
es Maggie Adams snd Ella Joplin are Wis
ting in Richmond this week.
Another s,tempt is being made to in
vent perpetusI motion. II is engineered
by Mr.. MP. Neweomb and his brother,
Stephen Newcomb. Their machine Il being
constructed in James Msrets mill OF
cour,e we all hope Il will be success.
MIR. JscK Adams, Jr., gave a maeni6-
cent supper TO his friends Tuesday evening.
The supper was given in honor Of Messrs.
d. A. Shsnnahsn, Q. p. Bsrtin and W. B
Crenshaw. only few Of the Mt. Vernon
boys we're present. Every one enjoyed
themselves immensely and return their
thanks TO Mr.. Adsms and the isdiss pres
ent for their kindness aud the pleasant
evening which they spent.
On Tuesday night, little after dark,
Tilford Black shot bic brother Bill with a
double barrel shot gun. Young Blsek !.
in q very serious condition and it is thought
that he will die. We learn that Tilford
had had a little fuss with Mr.. w. G. Null.
Inns few minutes before and went home
and got his gun and wsylaid for Mullins
with the above result. He misioOk HE
brother for Mullins and filed him full Of
shot.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-23

M.s Jennie Walker, Of that place. He
ws accompanied BY Mr. john G. Caldwell
and bic brother and sister, Mr.. Sam Cotton
aud Ml.s Stella Cotton. Mr. aud Mrs. X.
NJ. Fisher, who have been visiting friends
in Chicago for several weeks, returned on
Tuesday. Mr.. Preston Burein and Miss
Eusenia stsrts, a couple we'll known In
DanviIle, were married on Tuesday a, the
residence Of the brides mother. near Bur-
gin, in Mercer county. DR.. W, n. Turner,
Of this place. Who was recently appointed
by Gov. Knot, as assistant physician, OF
the Luns,ic Asylum. at Lexington, left
on Thursday for HE post Of duty. Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Rice and Mr.. II. c.
Mock left on Tuesday for Fort Worth
Texas, to be absent several weeks.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-23
eAsRAao COUNTY 0fPxsIxEsL.
lancaster.

MIR. Jerome Layton was married to
Mss Dora Prewiit on the 10Th. License
Was Issued James Lewis 10 marry Miss Sa-
IA A Hardin on the 22l.
The large hemp warehouse near the
mills On Campbell street has been leased
by Gilman a Reid, where they will batch
sr turkeys this winter.
Our ex-Represenrative, b +. Phsrigo.
has received an sppoinim mt from Colonel
Landram as store-ksspsf and eaugsr. 'Uu-
Gle Ben" will make faithful and honest
officer.
Mr.. J. B. Hunter has gone West. He
will be remembered as the one who got
mixed up in law suit that originated over
The loss Of 3 head ofeattle Owned by Mr..
Dalton.
The Walden Bros. have sod tie house
and lot ON the corner Of Grab Oict ard and
stanford streets, near the depot, 70 John
Finnell for 81 200. This i. desirable ssd
convenient residence and We are pleased 10
have Mr.. Finnell permanently located with
us. .rrt fIgf
The marriage OF Miss Jennie Walker
20 Mr.. John 7. Cotton, Of Boyle, was osle-
bra'e 10 day a, the home Of the bride in
this county. Miss Jennie is sext 70 Ne
youngest daughter Of Wade Walker and be-
IOngs 10 One Of the Oldest and no,t iaauen-
lial families in centred Kensucky g
Judge Duncan has ssttled up hk bust
as-s and gone to LouisviIis 70 live. Miss
Lslia Prios and Julia GlIIrssorned ysslsf-
day nom the cincipn.ii Conservatory Of
Music. who're they have spent ssseral
months Mrs. Rebeeca Mssissson aud
daughters, who have been visiting Jones
Adams. win leave for California to-day
Wan. Kavanaugh Is back from Cincinnati