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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1883-05-30

a FIRST CLASS good salesman to travel al d take
e VA ORDERS Tor our goods. Salary to commence 800
per week and good chance to rise. Must furnish
need apply from to y.
nay 3o3t a56 obanaf streat
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Illinois.

Victims OF the Wind-Twe1vs Persons
Killed by Cyclone.
OLNEY, May ga horrible Cyclone struck
Clay county near the Indiana line last night
aud caused serious disaster. Fully twenty
houses were utterly annihilated. Barns and
woods were destroyed and at least twelve
people were killed. Several are g i'll missing.
The damage done to property was immense.
The telegraph wires are down and it is be-
lieved that many other people were killed.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Engineer hIsIville's WHEELER Endeav-
Ors to Become a Dressmaker.
PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-Mrs. Melville, the
wife of Engineer Melville of Arctic fame,
who separated from her husband owing to
alleged Ill treatment, has for several months
been living with friends here on their char
ity Becoming tired of being dependent,
she has now started fashionable dressmak-
ing establishment on North Sixth street.
Dressed in deep mourning she has for sew
eral days been going about among the news
paper Offices begging the favor of an inser-
ton of her advertisement for week gratis,
together with local notices Her appeals
have been exceedingly lachrymose, and she
has thus endeavored to work upon the SYM
pathies of the publishers and editors. En-
gineer Melville is frequently seen on the
streets and not always in good company.
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Great Britain.

The Steamship Britannia Puts Back.
BRowHEAD, May 29-The steamship Bri-
fannie, which left Liverpool May oath and
Queenstown May 25th for New York, has Just
passed here bound east She did not give
the reason for her return.
LIVERPOOL, May 80, a. m.-The White
Star line steamship Britannia, which left this
port May 24 and Queenstown May 20 for
New York, has put back into Liverpool, her
machinery having become deranged shortly
after leaving Queenstown. All well on board
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waller Endorsed bv rammanv.

New York. May 29.-The Tammany Hall
general committee tonight passed resolu-
tions conaratulating the State on having Dem
ocratic control in all departments of the
State government, regretting the farming
out of convict labor, demanding the abate-
ment of abuses inflicted by corporate monop-
olies, regretting the failure of the general
five cent fare bill and commencing Governor
Cleveland for his veto of the Page savings
bank bill. Congress is condemned for its fail
ure tolreclaim lands fraudulently voted away
to corporations by RepublicaniC Congresses dur
ing the past twenty years and many other
acts of omission and commission by the Re
publican majority in Congress are criticised.
The administrations of Mayor Edison in this
city and of Governors Cleveland Butler and
Waller in New York. Massachusetts, and Con-
necticut are warmly commended.
street Railroads "A Veto by Governor
Cleveland.
ALBANY, May 29.-The Governor has We
toed the street railroad bill He says that
from the bill it appears to be scheme for
the construction of street railroads in the
Cities towns and villages, and yet when any
streets are excepted they are in New York
WY "A0AOsSA 1AJ PAOsASASAA - AAts<AO AVA
compensation for the use of the streets it
applies to that city. Undoubtedly the pro-
visions which are suspended or obscure
wero inserted to meet the wants of New
York corporations and the discussions have
been as though its operations concerned
that city solely. This furnishes substantial
objections and gives rise to questions of
much Importance to other cities The con
stitution prohibits the passage of any local
bill granting to any corporation or individu-
al the right to lay down railroad tracks. 1t
also disclosed that the Legislature shall pass
general laws in such cases and no law shall
authorize the construction of street railroad
except with the consent of the owners of
one-ha'f of the value of the property and the
local authorities. The bill allows existing
companies to construct a road upon any
street upon consent heretofore obtained.
The Governor also calls attention to other OBJ
jectionable features of the bill.
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NEW ENGLAND.
MaSsachuss it's

A Would he Murderer Uses Croton Oil.
BOSTON, May 29-Frank w. Reynolds,
bookkeeper for George Miller, bother, at 1926
Atlantic avenue, was arrested to day for at
tempting to murder William A. Wilson, the
shipping clerk, by poisoning bottle of med
icine Wilson was taking. The two had had
difficulty over their accounts. A prompt
emetic saved Wilson's life. Croton oil suffi
Gent to kill twenty men was found in the
bottle.
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READING, May 29--Peter Strause, 81,
died terrible death Sunday, the result eth
er of a snakes or black SPIDERS bite. His
body was fearfully swollen and discolored.
His teeth dropped out, and his throat and
mouth became gangrenous- He was in per
feet health before his misfortune He died
in spasms as if he had been bitten by rab-
id ANNA
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M a NVIH!n

FOR MALES AND FEMALES.
ELP Of different nstionalities be snrIlfe6
Il to private families, boarding houses, hotels
and restaurants. The proprietor Of this establish
ent great attention in the choice of girls ard
women before sending them to fill situations Calls
from the country, at any distance. promptly at
tended to- Invalid and wet nurses at short notice
Maze help for all kinds of work.
MRS. T. MULLIGAN
ms tt 184h st. John street, near Artisan.
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DAILY Gives Up the Championship.
New YORK, May 29.-Ths prizes in the late
billiard tournament we're awarded this after
noon, Maurice DAILY receiving the champion
ship emblem and 1900, Thomas Wallace
$500, Jacob Schaefer $500, Maurice Vignaux
$500 and Joseph Dion 5000. DAILY having
been challenged by both Sexton and Vignaux,
but being unable on account of other engage
limit, he resigned the championship to Sex
ton whose challenge had the priority.
A Remarkable suit fer Divorce.
BROOKLYN, May ga remarkable divorce
suit was begun to-day before Justice Pratt in
the Supreme court The plaintif is Lodo-
iska M. Brisbane, aged seventy-one, and the
defendant is Albert Brisbane, few years
her senior, wealthy and well known advo-
cate of Fourier's system of social commun-
ism and prominent member of the phalan-
terry established in this country some years
ago. Mrs. Brisbane swears that she was
married to the defendant in 1847 without re-
igious ceremonies, and that she has ever
since been his lawful wife, being always SO
recognized and frequently signing deeds and
other legal papers with him in that
capacity. She also swears that in
April last he withdrew his support
from her, leaving her destitute in her old age
and that he is now living in immoral rela-
tons with one Redelia Bates. The defend
ant denies that he was ever married to the
plaintiff and says that she had husband and
he had a wife living at the time of their un.
ion. He admits that they have lived togeth-
er, but says she has been his housekeeper.
On behalf of the plaintiff afidavits are sub
mitted by George Brisbane, aged seventy one,
a brother of the defendant, Charles A. Dana,
Rev. John d. Chapman and Andrew Jackson
Davis, all of whom depose that they have
known the parties for many years and that
the plaintiff was always known and recog-
nized as the defendants wife
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Leaving the Weaker Ones A

Leaving the Weaker Ones Alone.
Boston, May 29.-George B. Webster, a
Charlestown hat dealer, has fed to the West
because he could not face his creditors, leav-
ing wife and three children to face the
world alone.
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The $4,000 Beauty Gets Her Money.

PHILADELPHIA, May 29.-Louise Montague,
the SO called $40, 900 beauty, was victorious
in two of the suits brought against
Adam Forepaugh for breach of con.
tract and for injuries received when
thrown from the back of vicious
elephant. The juries awarded her $3.50 and
Mr.. Forepaugh appealed to the Supreme
court. Yielding to the arguments of his
counsel, however, the circus man has now
Withdrawn the appeal and the beauty has got
her money.
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no imbecile or aged persons. One of the
Mormon leaders accompanying them said
that he had between 5000 and $6, 900 be-
longing to them. No action was taken on
the report
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New Butter 20 and soc. lib.

New Butter 20 and soc. lib.
The Best New Process Flour $3.50 Dbl. We war
rant this to be the best nour in the market.
Peas, Corn, Lima Beams. Ice They not
soaks, but straight goods.
Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Kate, Spinach, Bermu-
On Onions, price low.
You viii md you can save money by going to
GEO. W. O'KELI., CASH GROCER.
An goods sold low for cash.
ap7s 1877 DhkWsu Avenue. cor. Webster Street.
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List of Unclaimed Letters.
Remaining In the New Haven postoface, New Haven
county. State of Connecticut, advertised Wednes-
day, May 80, 1888:
LADIES' LIST.
G-Emma 6rswold.
k-Miss Allurstrte Krause.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
George Chattaway,
F-William r Francis n,
H-Preston Hart, Horatio Hobbs (sl, Francis Ho-
mar.
h-Fred Klcsterman.
N-Patrick Nichols.
P-B @. Porter.
U-U Manufacturing Co t3l.
W-Capt.in W Wilson
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MARYLAND.

The Midnight Score of the Walkers.
BALTIMORE, May 29.-The score of the
walking match at midnight was as follows
Hughes 231 miles, Hart 211, Panchot 21o,
Noremac POS.
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n0R SAFE

en- A FINE Draught Horse, we light from $50
Rn to ]. 400; steel gray color; warranted sound
W4N sand without blemish six years old. For
ALGparticulars apply to A. MCDONALD,
my39 At Cor. Prospect and Division Streets
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DEATHS.

TROWBRIDGE-In this city May 2Sth, Henry Trow-
Funeral services from his residence $50 Temple
street.. Thursday, May so, at $50 O'Clock p. m.
Friend1 are kindly requested to send no flowers ct
CANADA-In this city, May %, William Canada, aged
IL years.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
WELOH-Tn this city, May %, Mary, wife Of Hugh
WEIGH, aged 40 years.
Funeral to take place from late residence at No
9 Summer street. Wednesday, May 30th. Mass at
o O'Clock from st. Patrick's church.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1883-05-30
Horace P. Hoadley,
Real Estate Dealer, Hoad1ey Building
oaa.o o-o,, Iroro O . m 70 R.9o n m my26
Office open from 5. m. to $50 p. m.
FOR SALE,

Office open from D ,. H. 70 o'0V p IL LayeO
FOR SALE,
49, THE property known as the 1NsURANOE
I'LL Church, in New Haven, and consisting of 3
Il story granite front building.
This building cost in actual cash from $2760OO to
$500 600: is well built and contains all the modern
improvements including elevator fire apparatus and
water each hoor.
The income Of the property has steadily and rapid
~ grown, having increased over 40 per cent W1tn1n
the last four years. It IL paying considerable
surplus over expenses and it is believed that owing
to its situation and the tendency OF business the
increase of rental will continue For particulars in
quire of
MAIN TALCOTT h. RUSSELL, Receiver.
FOR SALE,
,knA1, HOUSE No. 81 Hamilton street, near Chapel.
E,,,A Thirteen rooms, well arranged for one or two
I parties; large lot, fine fruit, eto price % oOO
INQUIRE of DURHAM WOOSTER,
mas If 81 Chapel Street.
FOR RENT,
A&As, WHOLE HOUSE, No. 600 Chapel street, $50
S1A per month 1877 Henry street, LIST hoor'hot and
EIa cold water, gas furnace, ETC., SIS per month
02 ST. John street, first floor, rooms, $25 per
month: % Auburn street, 1stdoor and barn. 81 per
month WhalIey avenue, second floor and small
barn So per month; part of house on Grand street,
near Ferry street, with barn, SIG per mouth; 19J
Clinton avenue, first floor, $40; second floor, 50.
Four rents near Winchester ArmoEy. Also houses
or sale in all parts of city and on easy terms
- A. NJ. HOLMES,
am 50 Church Street, Room 8.
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AIDES or young men in town or country to know
IL that we can furnish them with q nice pleasant
WORK at their own homes where you can easily make
from " to 81 day the work be done in Hpsre
time without hindrance to present occupation no
Address at once to e-''
F. WILLARD & CO., Manufacturers
my 80 ct Boston re- ga
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WANTED.

H AIDES and young men in every city or county to
- take light work at their homes :; anyone can
oo II work sent by mail good salary distance no
objection no canvassing. Address with stamp,
BURT & EAIMENS,
nySO St Box Its, Boston. Mas
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edando
block house Home block and Adne
dhetMan cea be din le % sf the rchaer p
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Summer Resots.

The Railroad Waiting Rooms,
SAVIN ROCK,
Have been rented and enlarged with two spacious
restaurant rooms provided and other accomnloda.
lions.
A good shore dinner for so cents.
Parties will be guaranteed just reception all oc-
cssions.
my29 3m .. HOWES.
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REAR IN MIND

That Bn1NHAM'S is the place to save money, by
buying good reliable Shoes at very low figures. If
you want French Kid Button for 50 go to BENHAMS.
For q fine Eve Kid Button buy it of R. A Benham
for so. Don't forget that BENHAM is selling
Mems Base Ball Shoes (a solidl for $115 Only think
of it, 85c. for Mems Low Shoes at the
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BARGAIN STORE.

Don't go without Shoes when you can buy Lady's
Kid Button for 81, at BENHAM'S. If you want q
the low price of 81. BENHAM sells Misses
Pebble Goat Button, II to 2, for 9Oc, Gents, Hand
Sewed Cloth Top Low Button 81 so. Gents English
Balmorals, hand sewed, 81. Also the same goods In
Button 81.
Don't fail to call at the
BARGAIN STORE
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FOR RENT.


49, ONE House containing nine rooms with all
iii modern improvements, 26 Gill street; five
LII rooms in Heller's block. gas, water and wa
ter closet; one store with four rooms SOL State
street house 27s Grand street, containing nine
rooms, with all modern conveniences; three rooms
% sp17 1S-'00 A'''N'' --- JACOB HELLER
FOR SALE CHEAP,
@SAA THE house and lot No. 200 Clinton avenue.
Sia Lot 100x140, 8acres of land situated on Wood
E6W bridge road, two miles from center of city.
Also a lot on East Chapel street.
fes If GO Church Street, Room 8.
FOR RENT.
49, THE Brick House No. "a Howe street, with
asiH all modern improvements and in fine order.
n. W. MERWIN,
maSo If Corner State and George Streets.
HOUSE FOR SALE.
- THE most eligible and desirable residence,
FIFTH At Trumbuu street, corner of Lincoln house
places Lot 5Ox1io feet. Grounds we'll stocked with
Vines and Fruit Trees in good bearing condition.
House can be seen from 2 to p. m Information on
ma3O 1853 CHAPEL STREET.
FOR SALE.
- THE House and Farm Of the late Jason War
Ed ner, on the direct road from Westville to West
#AIU Haven, in Town Of Orange The house IN near
" new and commands fine view of the city and its
surroundings. For particulars, inquire Of H. P.
mails tt "O.,"P. o. Box 1895, City.
Building Lots. Money.
OTIS AT $500, 500 $3.50 sseO, $3.50 $3.50. $, 600,
Il 4 81, 200, 81. $50, 81, 500, $780, $500.
Now is the time to buy.
Money to Loan.
Call at R. E. BALDWINs REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
mylsd&W 298 Chapel Street.
L. F. COIRlstOck & Co.
REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENTS.
FOR RENT,
49, Furnished Cottage, rooms, at Sa7tn Rock.
NN.sl manufacturing pUrpOSeS, central
RIW ly located.
Houses and Tenements in different parts of city.
For Sale on Easy TERMS
Several frst-class modern built houses on College
and York streets.
Houses and Lots in very desirable localities.
One OF the finest Farms in the State at very low fig
ures, would exchange for city property.
Office. Room 2. No. 20 Church st.
Next to Postoffce.) Open evenings from to g.
l.. f. CONSTOCK 2, Nj DENISON.
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WANTED.

WANTED,
a SITUATION as bookkeepsr or accountant. Can
N furnish good references. Would be will ing to
assist In other work. Address
my19 2tt BOOKKEEPER this cffca
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"A SIIOAT1oN by young girl to take care of
bIIn,. OS an Hno assls1 al noasework Is willing and
oDaigams. Inquire NJ SO BROAD STREET
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WANTEn

WANTED.
A SITUATION to do second work in a r,rivata
IN family. The best Of reference INQUIRE at
my3O IT. No, AZ ROSETTE STRFFT
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MONEY TO LOAN

1 can fill applications for Sums of not less than
1000 at per cent. interest with the rate guar
anteed for three II the loan amply secured by
first mortgage central property.
Several desirable houses and tenements to rent.
Property of all descriptions for sale and exchange
The care of property and collection of rents spe-
cialty.
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1 RUa CLERK young man of or 8 years ex-
~ perience to go into the country nine miles from
New Haven No license required. Salary liberal for
the kltuatIon Address P. o. BOX OS6,
my5U u ln,,n
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WANTED.

WANTED
A SITUAT1ONby respectable girl to do genera
IN Homework. Apply at her present place
my29 ct. 135 HOWARD AVFNTTE
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II years.
WELOH-Tn this city, May %, Mary, wife OF Hugh
Funeral to take place from her late residence at No
9sumner street, Wednesday, May sOth' Mass at
O'Clock from St. Patricks church.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF NEW HAvEs 90
ARR1vED-MAx %.
Sch A Lyon, from Baltiaore.
Sch Sarah Quin, Capt Darby from Norfolk, with
lumber to N. II. Saw Mill Co.
Sch G Colyer to go on railway.
SAILED.
Sch oosan traveller. for St. CroiI in ballast.
Sch Waldermsn, for st. oroix, in ballast.
ARRIVED AT PHILADELPHIA.
Sch James Dewell, Capt Stannard. from Fernan-
dina, with lumber. was six days.
LOST.
this city Monday afternoon q gold horseshoe
returning It to $40 State Street or to No SO Gregory
street. 'oaN ID. Ban.
mySO st
LOST,
Il Trumbuii street to Temple, striped Carriage
Blanket. suitable reward for the return Of the
same to JOHNSON BROS,
mySOlt State, cor Court Street.
FOR RENT,
YNNwo connecting second-story 1 front rooms, fur
mySotf l42 Grown Street
FOX SALE
IT OF corner Temple and Commerce, Brick Store
\ A corner Temple and Oak, Frame Dwelling, 495
ALBERT 81. YOUNG,
nv 80 81 Long Wharf.
nAIATERs' Manual.-House and sign paint
il ing, granting, vanishing, polishing, kalsomin-
ing SC scots. Scene painting, 81. Book Of Alpha
bets, 50. Carpenter. so. Matchmaker, So Baker
maker IS. OF booksellers or by mail.
JESSE HANEY & CO., 10 Spruce St, NY.
Journal, Monthly, % cts. year
JESSE HANEY & CO., 10 Spruce St., N. Y |
Headquarters for all Books for Painters
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WANTED.
1.-TWO energetic ladies in sales dep 1rtmeEt to
Il whom guaranteed salary will be given. Apply
after to CASSELL & COMPANY, IIMI TED
my29 2t~ 298 Chanel street
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WANTED.

NURSE and seamstress one who ia fond of chill
n dren and can give good recommendation iron
previous employers Apply at
my29 st 30 PEARL STREET
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A ohaU dN by respectable girl to do genera
a ca T nfsn IN private family. Good refer
ny3O 1T ~ ~ o-
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T. G. Sloan 8 Son,

FOR RENT
SEVERAL desirable Offices in the Insurance build
ions, with steam eat AMI all m odsrn imptoy ements
Apply to
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-04-20
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS.
A Circular letter TO be Sentin Reply
10 Applicants for positions.


WASHINGTON, April l9.-Judge Thoman,
of the Civil Service Commission, says they
have received applications for government
positions from every State in the Union,
and that the mails daily bring additional
applications. For the present these appli-
cations are filed away, and when the rules
prepared by the commission have been ap-
proved by the President, a circular in the
nature OF a reply to applicants will be pre-
pared. These circulars will instruct ap-
plicants for entry into the Civil Service
how to proceed in order to appear before
the Board for examination, Judge Thomas
believes the work of the Commission is
sure to promote the efficiency OF the SER
vice. As appointments to office are now
made, he says, "the political influence be-
hind a candidate is more powerful than
the capacity or aptitude. for Office the ap-
plicant may have Under the Civil Service
rules, aconscisntious head Of department
having a due regard for the efficiency
thereof, can readily weed out the incompe-
tent employees. In doing this he will
have the satisfaction OF knowing
that to fill such places he
will have those who have been ex.
amined as to tnelr capacity to fill public
Office, and in this way gradually the service
will be strengthened. No head of a depart
ment will care TO retain an indifferent CT
bad clerk when he can readily supply his
place with Q good one. Again the politi-
clans will not press for Office incompetent
men, because OF the examination such will
have to undergo.
Judge Thoman says should there be
change OF administration and the Demo
Gratis get National power, a wholesale sweep
of officeholders is not forbidden by the
civil sevice law which makes the terms OF
Office in the departpartments here any
more stable than it now is.