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Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
Great Britain.

No Plot AEafnst the Duke.
 LONDON, Nov. 2.-The Duke of Connaught departed for India to-day. The story of the existence of aplot to assassinnte the Duke of Connaught has been thoroughly rsfuted and is now ridiculed by those who once professed to believe it.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
NEW YORK.
4 NH on g Rauroaa Train.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-On Q Long Island railroad train to-day fight occurred between Harry Woodson, the ''blaok diamond" and George Moulton, the boxer, in which the latter, who seems to have provoked ths fight, was three times knocked down and gave up the fight.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
The Acconnag oe the Army.

WAsHNaToN, Nov. 2.-The Secretary of War today received the report of the pay master general of the army for the last fiscal year, from which it appears that the receipts were $I5, ,49o, ,s1o for the army and the dis burssmsnts S1s, 1882, 164. Reference is made
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
Rridgeport,s Y. M. Q. ..

The rooms of the Young Mems Christian association in the new building on Cannon street. Bridgeport, were thrown open to the public foe the first time Thursday evening. From seven until eight numerous visitors in spected the rooms which are on the second and third floors of the building. They found . parlor elegantly fitted and furnished, lux urious carpets and chairs. upright Chicker- ing piano from c. M. Loomis, engrayings representing "The Slide, p "Dog, by Land- sesr, .'samson, 'sPriscilla," "Iion's Head, ?
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
THE OLD.WoRLD.
m.rnu,a r.snr au.ta1nsa


 LONDON, Nov. 2.-Dispatches were received by Marquis Tseng, the Chinese ambassador from the government at Pekin, expressing entire confidence in it's ambassador to France. These dispatches efeotually rsfute the Ferry Tricou story that Marquis Tseng's policy has been disaYowed by the Chinese government.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03

FOR RENT, A FURNISHED ROOMS, without board, in ii5 suite or single. Apply st sia oo11 If iO2 CHAPEL STREET
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
FOR RENT,

sAItED-NovEatRERs A.. zyas5 Soh Eva Smith, Cook, for Baltimore s 
 q FOR RENT. iaA A NICE tefenaent of five rooms for two per- 5 sons or second floor of house 6I4 Chapel street; -EgeN gas and water; references exchanged. h. qnire at store 6i6 Chapel Street.
 nos 2t B. ". LEssEY.
 FOR RENT. {fSfa BUTTE of unfurniened rooms on first floor {: ksii4 eiso focms on second floor, furnished u1. nos at- 1ss ELH STREET.
 MRS. J. E. COLVIN HAS been adding to her already Ane stock of Ia 4 dies FurnithtHg Goeds some novelties in to at .eI9 sm 1ss CHAPEL STREET.
 MRS. A. M. JOHNSON H giving Lessous in Painting and Wax Work at Re- se1e sm lss CHAPEL STREET
 BOARD AND ROOMS. ESE few gentlemen can be Accommodated with Eei9 nrsfciass board and pleasant with mod Es.s2- ern improvements. Locality second to nsne tn the cft7. Terms moderate. Apply as
 WANTED, Eyery6ody to know that the MOST PERFECT FIT TING Sa1RT 1n the world, with bosom that can be worn a1 entire week WITHOUT MUSSING or BREAKING, and that never will crack away from the sides, made Of the very best materials and in best manner, can be had for One Dollar; also &1 25 and fL60 Of IT. F. MER WIN, vEsAsse tUt KsesaCzeneel, No. sss College street Postal orders promptly ocQ7
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03

The Standing of the National Banks. WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Comptroller Knox has prepared 8 comparative statement show ing the resources and liabilities of the nation al banks on October 2, 1882, and 'S3 The number of banks in operation the second of last month was two thousand five hundred, ,en increase of two hundred and thirty since October 3, 1882. The capital stock October 2, 1883, was $5o9. .OO0. GOO, an increase of $26, 1000, 900 during the year. The increase in the surplus is $l1,Oo0, 900. While the bank circulation on October 8, 1882, was $314, 721 ,215, on October 2, 1885, it was $314 ,931, ,575, an increase of only $21O, 36O. The total contraction of national bank notes, including notes of insolvent banks and those in voluntary liquidation and which had deposited legal tender notes for the purpose of retiring their circulation, is about $1O, 900, GOO. The loans have increased from $1 PAS, ,OO0, GOO to $1, 1908 1000, ,oO0. The bonds of the United States held for all pur- poses is $3S2, 900, 900, 8 reduction of $13,- O0O. 900 during the year. The amount of specie held by the banks was $107. .00O, GOO, an increase of &, 1000, 900 during the year. Of this about SIC, OO0 GOO is in silver coin and silver certificates. Individual deposits amounted to $1, ,049, GOO, 900, which was fall ing of from the deposits of the previous year. In his forthcoming annual report the comptroller will urge the importance of pro- viding some means by which the circulation of national banks may be kept up to the high est amount.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
nrati nrateer Tor rxarv ohurcntll

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 2.-The impression is strong that MarysC Churchill is in Indianapolis and this was strengthened to-day by the re- ceipt at the postofice of some mail addressed to her. There is no street and number given, but the postofice authorities will learn her stopping place if she calls for her letters.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
Death ora wen Kno,un Man.

ZANEsvILLE, Nov. 2.-Hon. F. B. Pond author of the famous Pond liquor law, died at his home in MooonnelsYille at noon to day of cancer of the face.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
THE SOUTH.
South Carolina.

Ghastly Find i'm a NItl Dam. COLUMBIA, Nov. 2.-The bodies of three little children were found tied up in 8 sack this morning floating in 6 mill dam on the Soludo river near Edgefeld.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
To specuIatIve Investors.

RMESsRs. A6oRKR < SON beg to announce that 91Nk from 1nforma1lan they have xeceixe0 from their correspondents in the West they with con Adence name rising mining company tho Eharee of which may, they belieEes be safely bought for ly ri9e of some huncreda per cent. They will give the faf0xmatson condition of receiving peRc9nt. age on pronta realized by thoae who aet their A vice. Address ARCHER SON.
 Mining Engineers, no2 At 90 lafayette Rlsce. New York
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
Chick ems Counted Before They Are Er~&nI.n nN

Bosros, Nov. 2.-The Globe tomorrow will publish replies from correspondents all over the State with reference to the outlook for Tuesdays election. the correspondents being instructed to report the facts uncolor- ed. The reports show heavy Butler gains in Suffolk and Essex counties and uniform But Ter gains in Norfolk. PIym outh, Hampden and Middlesex counties. Small Republican gains are concealed. in the remaining conn ties. According to the reports the Repnbli- cans are hopelessly beaten, Governor Butler being given a majority anywhere from 12,- 900 to 20, ,000 s adl s sfg'ta
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
FOR RMNT.

Omce corner State and Elm Streets.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
FOR SALE,
T. G. Sloan 6 Son,

%ea STORE and dwelling on a leading street at
 iI5 moderate price, which ill pay ten per cent. E7l!H on the investment. Apply to
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
Business Timber. ,

In advertising our business we try to be philosophical, but amidst all our attempted phiIos ,phy we aim to be discreet and 50 rem der it unnecessary to be mysterious about, anything. Each day we devote to the object and that object is to accomplish something more than was recorded the preceding day, and when the days work is done we find that we have not been disappointed. Doubtless it is due to the fact that we keep the BEST READY MADE CLOTHING for old and young, and we might also claim that our prices 0being quite reasonable) must have something to do with our very AatteTing trade. It is widely known that OAK HALL Is THE representative store of New Haven Not that we have doneall to make it so, but a large share of credit is due to all those who have given us an opportunity to supply them from our general assortment, or by kindly waiting for us to send to New York for sample garments for approval. In either case our efforts have been appreciated and rewarded. Securing patronage of such B character and of such magnitude stimulates our desire to inorsassthe useful and honorable mode of selling Mems and Boys Firss, class Clothing at Moderate Prices.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03

FOR R RNNT,
 k&AA FIVE ROOMS No. 97S Grand street, first kssiH d0or gas, cold and warm water, bath and wa IIA ter oloset, furnace and other modern improve ments also rooms 98 Olive street rooms No. 24 Spring street, first hoor; half house 43 Ashmun street, with barn for two horses; rooms Lewis street, Fair Haven. Inquire of es
 JACOB HELLER, se26 Yale Bank BQiIciDg.
 FOR KENT,
 SSSA A handsomely furnished second story front Kesi5 room and bedroom within flVe minuteB' walk %sT of the college, to gentleman gentleman and wife; they especially desirable and conven tent for college professors meals be had within three or four doors. Address se5 tf 0. 0. G., this oface.
 FOR SALE CHEAP. sseNA THE hOuDe and lot No. 200 Clinton avenne. sSsS Lot 100x140, acres of land situated Wood 4E bridge road, two miles from center of city. Also . lot On East Chapel street.
 4. M HOLMES, fa9 If 69 Church Street. Room &
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
New York omcials Unaer Arrest.

NeW KOFA OElacAuAs UAH H6E AEh0sE'
 NEW YoRK, Nov. 2.-The grand jury to day indicted no less than ten persons connected with various city bureaus for forgery and grand larceny and bench warrants were issued by Recorder Smyths for their arrests. This evening central office detectives arrested James B. Dorian, S. S. Scofield and Michael Will, all clerks in the water bureau, for grand larceny and forgery. They all declared their innocence. but were taken to police head quarters and locked up. They will be taken to the court of general sessions in the morn inp
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
Wanis.
wA NyTT1 a1V7-

A LIG FIT running ono hoTse kvps, aaaA cay.,.,. LA nara esB In exchange. Apply at ~ nos st- ss IT EXCHANGE BUILDING
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03

%&HA HOUSE on Bradley street, between State and siiA Orange streets; lot 4sx140; house has marble Ssslk mantles, gss, water and heat by steam will be sold low If sold also house Clark street very cheap. Also wanted $4 900 and $760O and $6.- 0t0 at per cent. ; good security and parties.
 MERRIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE
 237 Chapel Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03

WANEEDa A PARTNER. An energetic man with oanstal oY Address - - 45O 5 ~ nA4s Tsog o9ns1ness no2 2ta N.S O' u 1OA a4I
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
Handsome
BOW BELLS,

The Ladies' FavOrite Family Magazine,
 A Journal for Every Home.
 Among the most important features of this publca tton may bs mentioned the COLORED PARIS FASH ION PLATES, ,COLORED BERLIN WOOL PATTERNS, EMBOSSED LACE DESIGNS, BOW BELLS ART WORK INSTRUCTOR, GU OUT DESIGNS, aIeo FOUR-PAGE MUSIC SUPPLEMENTS.
 Each monthly issue contains nfnety-aix pages of original matter by popular writers, and forty eight illustrations by eminent artists also valuable collection of thirteen of the best Melodies from best composers.
 taininR, they do full page engravfDgs of FIGURES OF THE NEWEST COSTUMES,of the WORK TABLE, Of the TOILETTE and the last but least original papers on COOKERY AND DOMESTIC ECONOMY.
 BOW BELLS for December Is now ready, and can be obtaine1 of any neWsdealer. Price B cents per copy. Yearly subscription tfhirteen numbers), in- ciudinR the extra Christmas Number, $4.5O. The International News Co. go and 3I
 BeekmRn Street, New York.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03

MRS. A. M. JOHNSON giving Lessous in Painting and Wax Work at 1 duced Rates for short time.
 se19 3m 1R8 CF7APET a7-HEFT,
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
Hinman's Real Estate and Loan

few good rents on our books.
 Money loaned on estate and personal property s15O00 to loan at per cent $1O 600 at Az per cent.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03

Matters Talked up in Cabinet Meeting.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-At the meeting of the Cabinet to-day Secretary Frelinghuysen was the only absentee and the session was not protracted. The appointment of a sur- geon general of the army was debated, but no conclusion was reached. Collector Crum- baugh of Kentucky and his recent letter against the commissioner of internal revenue was also talked over and it is understood that his removal was agreed upon.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
0YSh IS !
Oysters !
Oysters

Take notice! All that love the Genuine Oyster relh out of the watsr and shell should visit the East Side Fish and Oyster Market, west Haven No boated or soaked oysters. Stop and all and try them.
 West Haven Fish and Oyster Co.
 c. l. Babcock, Jr.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
A Proclamation Against Bribery.

BUFFALO, Nov. 2.-Governor Cleveland this evening issued proclamation admonish- ing all persons against the practice of bribery in the election next Tuesday. The procla nation calls upon district attorneys and other officers of the law to do their duty in the matter. ard presses upon them the impor- tance to their own reputation, as well as for the good of the public, of discharging this duty faithfully.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
FOR RMNT

h HOUSE centrally locaked, furnishSd or mn furnished. modern, in the best of orilor pleas ss8 ant locations 12 rooms EOpen eTeniDg1. H. P. HOAELEY. noa Ct Eo 9Hoadiey Buf1dina
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03

4 sz 3ss
 to the defalcation of Major Wasson. amount ling to $5, ,442s All Of which was paid back
 during the progress of his trial. It is recom-
 nlended that the act of April, 1874, be re- I psaied which provides that no officer detailed
 for tha purpose of inspecting the accounts of
 disbursing officers of the army shall be in kany vay connected with the department or
 corps making ehe disbursement. The opera
 ton of this law the paymaster general holds l prohibitst ths detail Of officers for purposes of Inspection who are best qualified to detect any irregularity and oompeis the selection of 1 officers whose knowledge Of accounts is in most cases only theoretical. On tAe subject or paymasters' bonds 1t snggsats shat the leg isIation which has beeni enacted to remedy this evil in connection with the bonds of col leetors of internal revenue and of postmas- ters be extended to paynasters.
 The HaIIett Ktlhourne Cass-Arsuments
 s =te be Made on monday.
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-In the Hallett Kill bourne case to-day the defence introduced testimony showing Kilbourne's share of the profits of the firm Of Kilbourne $ Latta in, 1874 5.6. With this the defendants case was closed. District Attorney OorkhiIl said that if the court would state the view of the defence might deem it well not to argue the case. His honor said that he understood that it was agreed that the plaintiff was en- titled to recover actual damages received in his business and health. If his business was broken up he WAS entitled to recover what was actually destroyed. The chief question was whether he was entitled to something more than compensatory damages. If the | injury inflicted was inflicted with malice or wanton disregard of the rights of the person injured, then the jury could give exemplary damages. If there was no malice or unnec- essary harshness then it was 8 case simply for compensatory damages. The District attorney then said the defendant was willing to submit the case without argument. To this Senator VooEhis counsel for Kilbourne demurred and after some discussion the court adjourned until Monday, when the arguments will begin.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
PENNSYLVANIA.
Big Castings of Steel.


 PrrTsBUEG, Nov. 2.-The PittsbuYg Steel Casting company has made 6 successful cast of two large cranks weighing ten thousand pounds each. A number of propellor blades weighing about three thousand pounds each have also been turned ont. This work is in- tended for ocean steamers and is part of a large order recently received. . The Liability of Sleeping Car Companies.
 PITTsBURG, Nov. 2.-An interesting case was argued here to-day in the Supreme court involving the extent of the liability of sleep ing car companies for the goods of passen- gers. The suit was brought by Mr. Gard ner against the Pullman Palace Car company to recover $500 for the loss of his watch and his purse which were stolen while he was asleep in one of that company's cars This is 8 test case, being the first time that this question has been raised in the courts of Pennsylvania.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03

Rosa B0nhears view of isChnrch of the Holy Trinity, . Etratford- -on-Avon, and The
 Immaculata Conception" The reading room was found large and commodious. The sec- retarys room is neat and cosy. Some of the articles were loaned, but most of them pre-
 sented There are late pattern of stoves on each fooE The inspection was followed by
 addresses and singing of an interesting char
 acter in the grand hall of the association on
 the third floor. Prominent friends, anon g
 whom were Messrs. Dillingham; and Wells, of
 Hartford, took part in the exercises.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
NEW ENGLAND.
gsachMsettss
A woman,s Scalp Torn o1r.

LYNN, Nev.. Ellen Logan while work ing in Theron Bianchard's stitching room this morning caught her hair in arevoising shaft and the scalp was lefted from the skuil from near the forehead to the base of the head. She1also receiyeda Q severe cus in the head. It is thought she will soon recoysrs
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
N0TECE
EDWARD ENGEL,

~S&ANA
 Jewelry, which he is selling at such extraordinary low prices
 $1O. &1O., $40. $lO. Will buy Ladies' Solid Gold Hunting Case Watch, handsomely engraved and warranted good time- keeper.
 $11. $11. S11. S11. VIII buy Ladies Extra Heavy Solid Gold Hunting Case Watch, warranted an client timekeeper. $7.5O. $7.5O. S7.5O. $7.BO. Win buy Gents Heavy Coin Silver Hunting Case Pstent Lever Full Jeweled Watch, which Is warrant
 @25. $z5. S25. $26. VIII buy Gents Extra Heavy Solid Gold Hunting Case Full Jeweled Watch the greatest bargain eyer offered. E $4.- $4. 84. $4. Will buy an elegant Stem winding and Stem Setting Watches no Waeerburys just the thing for the boyE 2 Ns $2. @2. 82. 82. win buy beautiful Solid Gold Ring with Amethyst, Cameo other fancy stones in the latest styles of settings. zs eee select them now and have them put away until called for.
 EnXAlARn EMNEI
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
Letters smurxled fron, Chfna.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Postofice Inspector Sharpe is in receipt from San Francisco of telegrams informing him that the Tokio from China on her last trip brought over conceal cd in merchandise over five thousand letters for Chinese residents of the city, the regular postage on which would have been over $200. Mr. Sharpe says he has no doubt but that four -ffths of the letters received by the Chinese in this country are smuggled in this way.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03

LA11AIL1oM 9 AOOGBA LXBGzBGU E6III AUsSu Agency, 63 Church Street, opposite PostOmce. Money Co loan at per cent. on city property and in the country Choice residences and lots for in all parts of the city, County and rural property Elegant residence in Branford with 20 aores, very caeap, will trade for city Pfoperty. Sea shore and summer resorts Ssvin Rock property, including the Rock. which is the finest location the Sound for R HOGels
 ID
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
FOR SALE
IB. BOOTH, AUor1oNE
RUCIIoNa6kLA
 3

WI be sold on TUESDAY at II o'clock g. fn to w the highest bidder the House and Lot No IS winthrop avenue. Terms made known at time of
 sale. If stormy the sale will place the next fair day. Fer particulars call st
 MfRXINS REAL ESTATE OFFICE. ma 027 nF
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
RmI GsIaIa
FOR RENT
FOR RENT

A H0US SE Bultahie for small family rlesuant- 5iH " located cn Remington atrnah neaE Chapel .4 street. kent nade auite reaaonabie to sOod ncaff 7S HOWE gTeEEr.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03
8OarS xlrO Suuuls.
r0D DrNm
FOP RAnf, wirh ROard

&h SUITE of very pie Asaut rooms suitable for
 5iS gentleman and wife are for rent at MsI Oc30 6t~ 46 COLLEGE STREET. Also table board.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-03

"A A FRONT aIcoys' room furf,fsbeI or unfnfn- si1 ished, in quiet houas and neiRhborhocd. fn e sA central and beautiful location; referencea ex- no5tf P e. BOX bs.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1883-10-17
A Bat can Sea With its Winss.

There Is . singular property with
which the bat 10 endowed too remarka,
bic and curious to be passed altogether
unnoticed. The wings Of these crea.
lures consist Of a d licate and nearly
na1ed membrane Of great size consider
iny the size Of the body; but besides
this. the nose is, In some varieties, fur
nished with q membraneous foliation,
and In others the external membraneous
ears arc greatly developed. These mem.
bran Gus tissues Rave their sensibil tt
90 higii that something like new sense
Ii thereby developed, ~ il In aid Of the
sense of sight. The modified impress.
sions which tie air in quiescence or in
motion. however slig I, communicates.
tho tlemu Gus jar u its currents, it's
temperature, the Understandable condi-
tons of such. portions u air ~ are in
contact with different bodies. are all ap-
parentiy appreciated bv the bat. II the
eyes Of bat be covered mp. or il he he
cruelty deprived Of sight. it will pursue
its course about u room with thousand
Obstacles in lis way, avoiding them all;
neither dashing against wall no..
touching the smallest thin.v. hut thread
ing its way VITA the utmost precision
and qulckness. and passing adroitly
tnrough apertures or interspaces of
threads placed purposely across the
apartment. This endowment, which al
most exceeds belief. has been ahnnd
Antly demonstrated. Forest and Stream.