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Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
News by Telegraph
FROM ALL QUARTERS.
TRR EAST RIVER BRIDGE
Everything in Readiness for
The Opening.
PRESIDENT ARTHUR ON HAND.
Vessels of the Fleet in
Line.
THE TAXES OF NATIONAL BANKS.
A Decision Which Calls for
Exemption.
Decision Witch Calls for.
Exemption.
NEW YORK.

| The Brooklyn Bridge-Naval Demonstra-
ton at the Opentng-President Arthur
in New York:
New York, May 22.-Commodore Upshur
arrived to-day from Washington and after
consultation with the bridge trustees issued
orders for the naval demonstration to sig
nalize the opening of the East river bridge
next Thursday. All the available sailors and
marines will take part in the ceremonies.
The Minnesota will lie. at anchor in the
river q short distance below the bridge and
as the President reaches the New York tower
she will fire national salute of twenty-one
guns. AS the last gun sounds from the Min
nesota the firing will be taken up by the bat
teries at the navy yard which will give a
salute of twenty-ene guns and the Minnesota
will reply with a like number. The first
salute will be in honor of the President and
the others will be salutes to the bridge. Four
vessels of the feet. the Tennessee alag ship,
Vandalia, Kearsarge and Yantic, will be
dressed RAINBOW style with flags and
pennants. Most of the commercial ex-
changes voted to-day to suspend operations
during the afternoon of bridge day.
Elaborate preparations have been made for
decorating and Illuminating private and
public buildings, both In this city and
Brooklyn, and the sale of fireworks and
colored lights has almost equsned the aver
age sales before the Fourth Of
July.
President Arthur arrived here at 1O:45
this evening and, with the official party
from Washington, drove at once
to the Fifth Avenue Hotel, where they will
remain until after the opening of the East
river bridge. He was accompanied by Sec
retaryFolger, Secretary and Mrs. Chandler.
Postmaster General and Mrs. Gresham, and
the Attorney General and Mrs. Brewster.
It is not known how long the party will
is not expected to return to Washington
until about the LIST of june when he will
take up his residence at the soldiers
home,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

THE WEST.
Dakota Territory.

Saturdays Freshet- The Losses Exag-
gerated In the First Report.
DEADwooD, May 22.-Advices from the
surrounding coantry indicate that the losses
by Saturdays freshet were greatly overesti-
mated. Three hundred and fifty thousand
dollars will cover the loss in this immediate
neighborhood, while in the gulch and prai-
RE towns the damage can all be repaired at
an aggregate cost of $4,000.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
Kreak.ofth the L,shtn1np

PorTsTowN, May 22.-One of the severest
storms that has ever visited this place com
menced this morning about o'clock and
continued for an hour The rain descended
in torrents flooding the streets and sidewalks.
Lightning struck the spire of Trinity Re.
formed church, shattering heavy piece OF
coping and knocking off some slate. In the
store of Bailey and Baldwin the current from
a telephone wire set fire to some papers, but
it was extinguished before much damage was
done
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

The Star Route Trial-CoIOnel IngersOIl
Continues His Harangue.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-Colonel Ingersol
resumed his address in the Star route case
this morning. He again took mp Rerdslls
testimony. He said that the words Rerdell
claimed TO have written in certain afidavits
were underscored with blue pencil marks.
which accounted for the facility with which
heswore. The other papers he said had
private marks for his guidance. Mr.. Inger-
soil commented.at considerable length upon
the pencil memorandum" purporting to
show a payment to William Smith. He
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
Illinois.

A Sick Mans Delfrtum-He Shoots Him
SELF After n Desperate Struggle With
His Wife.
QUINCY, May 22.-samuel Harrop, police
judge. made a desperate attempt at suicide
this forenoon. Rising from a sick bed, he
went into an adjoining room and procured a
revolver. His wife discovered him, and a
struggle ensued, when Mrs. Harrop was
thrown to the floor. Her husband held her
down with his knees and one hand, while
with the other hand he fred, the ball strik-
ing the forehead and passing between the
skin and skull, inficting dangerous wound
He was delirious from sickness.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

Mean bar, 2s59; mean temp, SO; mean humid,
92T.
MAJ temp, 61 min. temp. S. total rainfall, 3.39
Max. velocity of wind, Is miles.
ros MAY 20. 1881
Mean bar, 5000; mean temp, 61.3; mean humid
TAI
Max. temp, "a; min. temp, 81.
III SHERMAN, sergt 8. O. o. s. a.
Storm signals have reference only to approaching
high Winds Approaching high north westerly winds
are indicated by red and white hags combined.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
Russia.
The state Eutrv Into Moscow.

The State Eutry Into MOSCOW.
Moscow, May 22.-The Gear left the Pet
roEsky palace at noon and reached the Krem-
lin at 1:25. There was a slight fall of rain
during the march of the procession, but 9TH
wise the affair was complete sue
cess. The enthusiasm of the people
along the route was unbounded The
Emperor wore the uniform of general,
and was mounted on a splendid charger. He
rode little In advance of the four generals
who were directly attending him. He main
tanned calm demeanor, although he often
smiled graciously in response to the wild en-
thusiasm which greeted him OF every point.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

The bath house committee were to have
held a meeting last evening, but as there was
no quorum present the nesting was rather
informal in its character. Alderman O'Keefe
presided and the members of the committee
present talked over the erection of new
bath house in Fair Haven at the foot of Eng
lish street. It was thought that this new
bath house would cost about 81. 500 and that
the Court of Common Council would proba-
bly, vote the appropriation. Alderman
O'Keefe stated that the West bridge bath
house had been damaged to the extent of
about 300 during the past winter He
thought the bath house at this point
sheuld be made of iron, the
cost of which would be about 81 600 This,
he thought, would be good investment as
it would save an annual expense to the city
of 300 or more.
The committee adjourned to meet next
Tuesday evening, when il is hoped there
VIII be quorum present. If SO, the time
of opening the bath houses win be decided
upon.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
NEW ENGLAND.
Maine.

Five Thousand Secured by Burglars.
PORTLAND, May 22.-The house Of Alfred
Cole lumber merchant, at Buckford village,
was entered last night by parties who chloro-
formed Cole and his wife. They secnred
So, 600 in cash. It is believed that the men
followed Mr.. Cole from Boston last Satnr-
day. knowing that he had large sum of
money with him.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
Rhode Island.

Indicted for Giving Aid and Comfort.
NEWPORT, May Establishments have been
found against George B. Davis and his son
for giving ''aid and comfort to Katie Judd,
the frebug, and George II. Rounds after
their escape from jail He knew of their
whereabouts and obtained the reward for
Ahnir
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
A Chimney Crash.

Shortly after o'clock yesterday afternoon
the chimney on the northeast corner of the
building corner of Church and Crown streets
fell on to the sidewalk with crash Fortu-
natsly no one was passing just at the time:
The chimney was broken down by the rope
suspending the network banner advertising
the excursion to the Brooklyn bridge
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

Base ball yesterday: At New York, Metro
politans 6, Baltimores o; at Philadelphia
Athletics 9, Alleghanys 1; at Chicago, Chi
Cages 4, Bostons 8; at st. Louis st. Louis 6,
Columbus 8. At Cleveland Louisville, Buff
falo and Detroit there were no games on &C.
count Of rain.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

They contain opium, quinine ether harmful
drug, and are highly recommended
Andrews Bazaar says: "a sensation has often been
made by the discovery of rome thing, but moth
ing has ever stood the test like Dr. Bsnsons Celery
and Charo Hile Pills. They really do they
promise"
.y prayers shall ascend you, because your Pills
hGue cured of headache Which Tue GItcGys
had" N. Fannie Lockhart, Rising Sun, Nd.
ttThese Pills are invaluable IN nervous diseSees"-
DR.. Hammond, of New York.
't7hey cured and take reat pleasure ia COM
nend,g them to all aoho hare Neuralgia" Mrs. Dam
lei c. Hopper, Clay Bank, Va.
'.F0r years had Sick-keddGche. Your Pills cured
me-" ]. K. Buckler, Leesburg. Va.
'sDr Benson'e Pills for the of Neuralgia are
SUCCESS DR.. G. P. Holman, Christianburg, Va
hare found Just the thin for Netsralgia
you represent them Mrs NJ. W. Grow, Rippey,I
'tYour Pills hare pToued blessing to ne.D L. NJ.
yeazie. franklin Street. Chaflestcwn, Mass.
Dr. Benson's Skin Cure consists of internal and ex-
terna treatment at time and 1t makes the skin
white, soft and smooth. 1t contains poisonous
drugA. 81 ct druggists.
O. N Crittenton, Sole Wholesale Agent for DR.. C.
". Benson's Remedies, 115 Futon ST., New York.
VI ond
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
College Items.

The Impending Bali Games-Society EIeC-
tfons-Calcium Lights and JOY.
Harvard and Brown play the first college
game at Cambridge to day. Harvard has
already lost three games and Brown one lost,
but with one won. Should Harvard lose
this game her chances for first place would
be hopeless.
"A fine game may be looked for at the parh
this afternoon. Last year the Metropolitans
defeated Yale in New York by scores of II
to and to Z. These games however,
were the first of the season. With pleas
ant day large crowd ought to be out.
The management of the ball nine have
secured very favorable rates for the Yale
Harvard game at Cambridge on Saturday.
If SO or more go the fare for the round
trip will be 81 40; if 200 go special train
will run, fare round trip, $500. If the
above number go, the train viii leave New
Haven Saturday a. m. at $40, reaching
Boston at p. m. AS the game is not
called till $3.50 o'clock, ample time will
be. given, to reach the grounds
guarantee that, unforeseen acci
dents excepted, they will reach Boston at the
time agreed. The tickets will be good till
Monday. All names must be left at Beers by
Thursday evening at the latest. It would
seem that large number would take advan-
tage of these rates and thus materially help
the nine by their presence.
JUNIOR SOCIETY ELECTIONS.
Cigars were at heavy discount last night
on the campus. 1t Is by a box of cigars that
the sophomores show their appreciation
of an election into junior societies.
At half-past eight O'Clock the rival societies
issued from their halls on York street and
High street. A huge calcium light headed
each procession. In the line were the
Junior members and the seniors, many of
the latter arrsyed in fantastic costumes.
They entered the campus on opposite sides
and approaching each other strove to drown
each others voices by the widest shouting of
society songs. Some sophomore room was
the objective point and when this was reach
to the room in which the
expectant sophomores waited to congratulate
them and secure a pocketful of cigars On
forming again the lines once more passed
each other, shouting for their societies.
Such picture is the iveliest seen on the
campus during the year. The arches of the
elms brightly illuminated in the calcium
light, two long lines passing and repassing
and making the buildings echo with their
songs, while dark crowd of spectators on
the fence border the scene like a deep shad-
ew. By $50 the societies had visited the
last room, returned to their halls and the
campus was once more quiet and empty.
The elections given out to '55 are the fol-
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
my4 I'm TALOOTT h. RUSSELL, Receiver.
10 EXCHANGE FOR a FARM

good house now rented for twenty dollars per
month to prompt paying tenants, central and clear
of encumbrance, which the wishes to exchange
for fair sized farm not too high priced suitable for
raising stock For particulars address
Geo. A. Isbell,
Office Todd Block, cor. State and Elm SITS.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
Pr,ze Ftrht Declared ON.

New YORK, May 22.-The proposed prize
fight between Prof Mcclellan and Pete Nc
Coy for So, 900 has been declared off. Nc
CIelIan went to the Office of the Police Ga
zette to sign articles and post final money,
and waited an hour. He then withdrew his
forfeit and went away. Mccoy arrived later
and expressed regret
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
WANTED

A SITUATION by Scotchman IS years of age
"A lately come over, in an office assistant in
store Has been entry clerk and assistant in store
the old country Call or address
my21 St. 1875 SALTONSTALI AVENUE.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
Building Lots. Money.

FUR SAAIAa
ss THE House and Farm of the late Jason War;
aiiA ner on direct road from Westville to West
III Haven, In Town of Orange. The house il near
IL new and commands fne view of the city and its
surroundings. For particulars, inquire of d. p.
MALI II Cop O. Box 1925, City.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

Il AIDES and young men in town or country to
- know that we can furnish them with nice and
pleasant work at their own homes, where they can
easily make from 81 to 81 a day; the work can be
cone in spare time without hindrance to present
cupation; no canVassing peddling, and no stamp
required for reply. Address at once to F. WILLARD
l. CO., Mfrs, Boston, Box s, 234, pyI7 6t
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

Yesterdays Games In the Tourn1ment
New YoRK, May 22.-The cushion carom
tournament game this afternoon was won by
Schaefer, Who beat Dion by q score Of 800 to
267 Schaefer's average was high, reaching
10, and his highest run was a. Dion's high
est run was IS and his average 5.1750
This evenings game was between DAILY
and Sexton and resulted in another victory
for the former BY q SCORE Of 500 to 40.
Days highest rum was 53 and his average
81 Sections highest run was 80, aver
age 81 81. Time of game hours and Ii
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
TELEGRAPHIC JoTrINGs.

The jury in the case of William q. Mar
riott, on trial at New York for
stealing $4,000 worth of diamonds
entrusted to him by jeweler Ia
Paris, yesterday afternoon rendered verdict
Of guilty with recommecdstien to mercy.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
Political Notices.

meeting of Republican Electors will be held at
the Engine House in the Fourteenth Ward on Mon
day. May 2sth 1888 at O'Clock p M for the purpose
of electing Ward Committees for the ensuing year
II. A. STEVENS,
Chairman.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

OA0 4&2 D
-----------
dGats.
WANTED.
/ "A once hrst-class barber no Sunday work:
A-"rrioo man preferred. address
BiIbee HOUSE Barber shop. Msridan, Conn.
WANTED.
/ a ShtaOAIIoN by respectable girl to do general
| ence: Inquire at
my2s IT. As OAK STREET.
| WANTED,
A Or 9y ooo girl to do general
ny9s IT, If fe az ngsF two days
WANTED
A N American boy about aftser vears ola 70 ,a.
LA the drug business. Address in own handwrit-
in ny2s ct. New Haven BOZ poS.s sSs.
A CAPABLE young man partner with a few
~ hundred dollars capital. References given and
70 wooLsEY STREET,
WANTED,
A SITUATION by respectable girl to do general
- housswork In private family. Best Of city
my2s 1t: 213 FRANKLIN STREET.
WANTED,
A bookkEEPER, one who understands double
without delay BOX ss7
@myz3 81 New Haven Pcstofice.
WANTED,
SITUATIONs for two good girls either toeetber
~ or separately, one cook or Ia1ndress and the
oIhen Tor second WORK or tske of children APP
my25 2t- 1876 CROWN STREET
WANTED,
a Nurse and seamstress ono who is fond of chill
~ oren ana can give good recommendation from
my23 St 80 PEARL STREET
WANTED.
fSTS FURNISHED HOUsE from June 18th for
go - Must be centrally located Of good size, and
Real Estate Dealer, 2 HoadIey Building.
once open from s a. m. to $50 p. my23 st
WANTED,
a SITUATION by respectable girl to do general
- houseW C in small private family. Good
my22 2t+ 286 DAVENPORT AVENUE
WANTED,
A SITUATION by respectable girl to do general
cook and good washer and ironer. Satisfactory
@yaa s COP ApE nqiSH + f6a fsgfS
WANTED.
A SITUATION by girl to 90 homework to take
my22 2t- Ga PUTNAM STREET
WANTED,
~ 011CAAAON DS ocOIcnInan 10 years OF age,
"a lately come over, in an Office assistant in
store Has been entry clerk assistant store in
my2l St. Ie5 sAIToNsTALL AVENUE.
WANTED,
AIDES and young men in town country to
~ know that we furnish them with a nice and
pleasant work at their homes where they can
easily make from 81 to 81 day the work can be
cone in time without hindrance present oc-
cupation no canvassing peddling and stamp
required for reply. Address at to F. WILLARD
CO.. Mfrs. Boston, Box 5,234. my17 Ct
WANTED.
2A YOUNG ladies and gentlemen. in addition to
machine writing at
School of Photography,
2S9 CHAPEL STREET.
FE Situations obtained for competent pupils Rp
Evening Sessions. Send for Circulars
my17
WANTED
FENo BUY lot of Secondhand Furniture and Cat
4 pets. highest cash price paid. Orders by mai,
ial7 Is OHURCH STREET
EMPLOY SEEEN'E OFFICE.
FOR MALES AND FEMALES.
4 ELP OF different nattonalities be supplied
and restaurants. The proprietor of this establish
Eent pays great attention III the choice of girls
women before sending them to iii situations. Calls
from the country, at any distance, promptly ~
tended to. Invalid and wet nurses short notice.
Male help for all kinds of work.
MRS. T. MULL4GAN,
ms lS44 st. John street, near Artisan.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
G R o w ID g

OF people are visiting 1.-THE CARD STORE" Why?
Because of the great reduction in
Scrap Pictures and Fancy Cards
Twenty per cent discount on these goods to every
purchaser.
Only about thousand more of those chrome pic
lures left at cent each.
Ten thousand more Of those assorted chrome cards
at e cents per 100.
Ten thousand at 40 cents per 100.
Ten thousand at IS cents per 100.
Ono hundred dozen more of those silk fringed Sun
day School Re ward Cards at 60 cents per dozen.
Beautiful Advertising Cards given away to every
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
steady Rain For Forty-nine Hours.

RooHEsTER, May 22.-It has rained here
necessarily since 8 o'clock Sunday evening
and at this hour e p. m } there is no pros
pect of a let up. The Genesee river is very
high, but there is no damage rs yet reported.
A chimney fell on side street last night. but
no one was injured.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

The American T0aFA OrSah1zf u
NEW YoRk, May 22.-The American rifle
team for 1888 organized to-day under the
eaptaiucy of Colonel George E. P. Howard
by the election of Lieutenant Colonel E. 0.
Shakespeare as adjutant, Major J.R. Denman
as quartermaster and Captain A. Ahearts as
secretary to Colonel Howard. The practice
of the team will take place at Creedmoor
May %, "a, 25, 81, June 1. 2, z, 8, 9, IL, II
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
AnActor,s Suit For Divorce.

CHICAGO, May 22.-Sid G. France, the
actor, to day commenced proceedings against
his wife for divorce. He claims that she is
an habitual drunkard and that she deserted
him in 1882 while he lay i'll.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
WANTED,

Qn YOUNG ladies and gentlemen, in addition to
eDSy the 80 we now have, to learn shorthand and
machine writing at
COgsWell's School of PhOnOgraphy.
2s9 CHAPEL STREET.
sE Situations obtained for competent pupils. ap
Evening Sessions. Send for Circulars
rnv17
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
FOR SALE,

ia THE property known the INSURANCE
Rsia BUILDING, situated on Chapel street, near
iI Church, in New Haven, and consisting of q
K story granite front building.
This building cost In actual cash from $275,0Oo to
1900 900; is well built and contains all the modern
improvements including elevator, fire apparatus and
water each floor.
The income of the property has steadily and rapid
ly grown, having increased 40 per cent. within
the last four years. It is paying considerable
surplus expenses, and it is believed that owing
to its situation and the tendency of business the
of rental will continue. For particulars in
quire of
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
LOST,

G. N orittenton, Sole Wholesale Agent for Dr. C.
". Bensons Remedies, 115 Futon ST., New York.
nay23 cod
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

FUR hENEs
SEvERAL desirable offices in the Insurance build
ing Also large suitable for clubs associa
ions, with steam eat al all IN odsrn Improvements
Apply to
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
Business For Sale.

4 WELL ESTABLISHED. good paying Card and
~ Job Printing Office for sale. The card business
pays cash in advance and is profitable Business out
side of the State IndiDg the owners attention
the reason for selling. Address
BUSINESS. Care Drawer ~,
New haven, Conn,
apply at 326 Chapel street, up one nightrear
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
without Food and Freezing-Ths Ter
Ill Z,

without Food and Freezing-Ths Terri
BILE Plight of Storm Bound WOrkmen.
CHICAGO, May 22.-George ". Bassett and
August Weulitt, the water department en-
ployes who since Sunday have been storm
bound on the crib in the lake, were finally
rescued by the lifeboat this morning. They
had been without food for forty-eight hours
while the temperature was at freezing point
and the waves washed over them every min
ute Both were in a terrible state of ex-
haustion.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

Mrs Zimmerman PronOHnced Insane.
NEW York, May 22.-An inquest was held
this afternoon by jury composed almost
entirely of physicians in the case of the in
FAINT child of Mrs. Frank Zimmerman which
was fatally stabbed by its mother after she
had made repeated attempts to kill herself.
The jury found that Mrs. Zimmerman was
insane and irresponsible and she will be
placed in an asylum. She has been under
constant surveillance since the tragedy and is
still affected with the suicidal mania. She
says that she killed her boy SO that she
might be arrested and hanged.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEW HAVEN

BEL0w-MAY %.
81 Sunlight, Cooley, for Boston.
Also Is other vessels bound East.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
Taats.
WANTED.


"A L once hrst-olass barber NO Sunday work. a
"A married man preferred. Address
WIZ. FREDERICK,
my23 IT. R' SA1' WIN
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

WANTED
FSNo BUY, lot of Secondhand Furniture and Ca 4
Il pets Highest cash price paid. Orders by mai,
promptly attended to, st
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

RueILoNfesALLS
(B. BOOTH, AUCT1oNEER.j
VIII sell on Friday, May Goth.
at 10 M the house No. 292 Grand street. Brussels
and Ingram Carpets Extension Table, Cooking Stove
and Furniture, Heating Stoves Tables, Chair, ham
Der Sets. Mattresses, Comfortables, Counterpanes,
shests, Table Cloths, Crookery, &C, &C. my23 st
NOTICE.
HAVING sold my stock, fixtures and full line of
III III patterns to I. j. Wilmot earnestly recommend
her to all my former patrons, hoping they will extend
to her the patronage 30 kindly bestowed on me,
ELLA A. HATSTAT.
Having purchased the above line of business am
now located at 80 Orange Street, where would be
pleased to all the former patrons Of Miss Hastst
and the public generally.
my23 st L ]. WILMoT.
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WANTED

A CAPABLE young as partner with a few
IN hundred dollars capital. References given and
required. Call or address ~
my23 Ct Fair Have,n
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23
WANTED

"A American boy about hftsen years old to learn
IN Inc drug puslness- Address in own handwrif-
ing ROY sss hA'-
my23 1t. New Haven DE- posts oo6,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-23

a etdoAI1oN by q respectable girl to do general
~ housework or cooh. q in a plain family Good
cry re1etence II required. Inquire two days at
nyzo ~ PIT EAST STREET, near ChapeI