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Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-23
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention. .

Brief Mention.
 The semi-annual inspection of the Admlra1 Foote post takes place this evening.
 The Center church crypt will be open tnls (Saturdav) afternoon from 3 to o'clock.
 Men have begun to lay the first floor of the Vernon street training school building.
 Max Hermann, the pianist, has received % legacy of $2, 800, left him by relative in Germany.
 The steam yacht Mermaid makes moon light excursion this evening She IS now making regular trips to Thimble Islands, three trips daily.
 Ex-Mayor Joseph H. Sprague of Hartford has been appointed actuary of the insurance department, succeeding MT. Edmund A. Sted- man, who has resigned.
 The county commissioners yesterday granted liquor licenses to Charles Fl. Barnes, WaterviIle, Dennis O'Brien, Meriden, and n. D. Killaw, Branford.
 Beers, the photographer, has recently taken very fine picture of the interior of Calvary Baptist church, and also fine photo of Rev. Mir. Samson, the pastor.
 Yesterday afternoon, in the old church in Fair Haven, MISS AI1Qa W1lleG cOnQucIeo U ''critic" examination of the teachers meet ing. The exercises were of much interest.
 Thomas Daley and Ed. Torpay of the Will bur Opera company are at home spending their vacation. The company goes out on the road again about the middle of August.
 Rev. T. E. Busfeld will occupy the pulpit at the Grand street Baptist church to nor row morning and evening. MT. Bus6eld is 8 classmate of the Rev. W. H. Butrick of the First Baptist church and is very talented.
 Chief Webster has issued notice to bill Hard room and bowling alley proprietors to take out licenses without delay. The fine is $5 for emitting to do so and $5 for each day such places are run without being prop erly licensed.
 It will be children's day at the Geo rge street M. E. church tomorrow. Rev. 0. B. Ford, tLe pastor, will preach sermon to the Sunday school in the morning and in the evening there will be 8 floral service, with music and singing and interesting exercises by the school The church will be decorated with flowers.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-23
Continental Hotel of Saratoga.

Attention is invited to the advertisement of the Continental Hotel of Saratoga Springs, New York. The Continental is aspacious ho- tel located in the center of Saratoga and within a few minutes walk of the Hathorn and other celebrated mineral springs, con tains large number of pleasant rooms, the tables are well supplied with the delicacies of the season. and in every respect it's guests are particularly well cared for. A livery sta- ble is connected with the hotel where single and double teams can be had at all times. Many citizens have for years made the Goa tinental their home while in Saratoga, and can testify to the comforts they always en- joy, and of the exceeding reasonableness of it's terms. For the accommodation ofits guests hereabouts the Continental has opened an office at Beers photograph parlors, 242 Chapel street. where rooms, &c., can be se- cured in advance and all information ob- tained.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-23
walnut Lear aaIr Regeorer.

It Is entirely different from all others It is as clear es water, and, as it's name indi cates, is perfect Vegetable Hair Restorex. It will immediately free the head from slI dandruf, restore gray hair to it's natural color, and produce new growth .where 1t has fallen of. It does not in any manner affect the health, which Sulphur, Sugar of Lead and Nitrate of Silver preparations have done. It will change light or faded hair in g few days to beautiful glossy brown. Ask your druggist for It. Each bottle is warranted. Chas. N. Orittenton. New York, and Geo. o. Goodwin & O., Bos- ton, wholesale agents. G6 1yd&w
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-23
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Saturday, June 23, 1888.


. Announcement-R. B. Bradley & Co.
 Boots and shoes-W. B. Fenn & Co. Billiard Tables-Charles Webster. Continental Hotel-SaratogA SprtngB N. T.. DiAmonds-S silverthau 6 Son. DiVidend-NationaI New HAYan Bank EIRhmie Patent Shirt-T. P. Marvin Fireworks-At NorthropG. s
 For Rent-Furnished Roomg-L. B. For Rent-Roomg-36 Elm Street. For SaIe-Lot-Merwin'g Real Estate Ofnce. For gAle-securities-W T. Hatch Sons. Grand Moonlight Excursion-Steamer Mermaid. Glen Island Exoursions-Starins Steamers. Horton's Ice Cream-At Shows. Housatonic Railroad-H. D. Averin. Ice Oream-Mrs. 8. E. Chaffee.
 Lost-Parrot-Robert 8. Ensko. Metaphysical HealinQ-Dr. 6. G. Todd. OfRoial Notice-Members Of Common Council. Real Estate-I. F. Comstock Co., RheumAtine- -Goutaline-Dr. Elmore. Rubber Hose-F. o. Futile. Summer observation-disclosures Mermaid. Binnbury Creamery Butter-D. s. Cooper. Sunday Services-First M. E. Church. Sunday Services-At Second UniverBaIist Church. Sunday Services-St. John St. M. E. Church. Sunday Services-Trinity Church. Sunday Services-CAlvary Baptist Church. Sunday Services-George Street M. E. Church. Sunday Services-Spiritualis Hall. Sunday Services-Church of the Messiah Sunday Services-First Church. Sunday ServiceE-Humphrey Street Cong. Church. Sunday Services-East Grand Street Baptist Church Turnip Seed-Frank s. Platt. Wanted-Boy-George H. Ford Wanted-Situat. t.on-159 GoHe Street. Western Farm LoRns-McAlister & Warren. s WilgOpia-Julfua Ives.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-23
PerSOmRIs

George Robinson furnishes the music for the Ant school reception to take place next Wednesday evening.
 Charles Veil is visiting friends in New York and will be absent for few days
 MT. Schmidt, the clarionetist, formerly of the American theater orchestra, has accepted an engagement at Rockaway Beach for the summer.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-23
rhfmbIe Islands and Stony Crack

The steam yacht Mermaid commenced her regular trips to and from the Thimble Islands and Stony Creek yesterday. Hereafter she will run on schedule time as printed in our advertising columns The trip is 8 most de- ightful one for families who desire to breathe the pure air of Long Island Sound, and the charges for the trip are very reasonable.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-23
A Serious Accident Last Evening,

Jerry Coleman, of Southington, came into town night or two ago and had good time and last evening tried to steal g ride on freight train home. In attempting to board the train he fell and the cars mashed up one foot and used up the fingers on one hand so that they will have to be amputated. He was taken to the hospital where he was made as comfortable as possible.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-23

Many invalids, including physicians, who used pronounce 1t the only real curative discovered Ior aii rheumatic diseases, and best remedy known Ior kl0ney, bladder, liver and storaaoh disorders. liam strset, New York je23eodaT1m
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-23
WEATHER RECORD.
rNn1oArIoNs FOR TO-DAY.

INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
 WAR DKPARTNERYS OFFICE OF THE CHIEF ST GNAL SERV1oE,S WAs1INaroN, D. O., June 23-1 A. M. } For New England and the Middle Atlantic states' fair weather, light variable winds stationary or slight in temperature. stationary or nlsnef O~ rometer.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-23
A1etaphysIeal Healing.

Dr. s. G. Todd, of 114 Olive street, is, we are informed, meeting with great success in this city in his treatment of disease His method of treatment is entirely different from all others and surprisingly eficacious. See ad
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-23
Rubber Hose at Low Prices.

The Goodyear rubber store, No.73 Church street, has all kinds of rubber hose, all sizes and lengths, and of the best quality Rubber goods of all kinds too numerous to mention.
 F. c. FUTILE, Prop.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-23
les Cream. Root Reer. Etc.

Mrs. s. E. Chaffee, 95 Davenport avenue, keeps very superior quality of ice cream. Also root beer, pop, tonic, pies, cakes and confectionery.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-23
Horton,s New York Ice Cream.

Entertainments, festivals and class sup pers supplied with this delicious cream at reasonable rates.
 SNow's, Corner Church and Chapel streets.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-23
College Items.

The second YaIe-Princeton game will be played at the grounds of the New York club this afternoon.
 MT. E. s. Mclaughlin took the De Forest prize yesterday. His piece was on the sub ject Limited Italy"
 The Harvard freshmen were beaten at base ball by Yale 'S6 yesterday at Springfield by the score of to 4.
 The Baccalareate sermon will be delivered by President Porter to morrow in BattelI chapel In the evening there will be praise service at the same place.
 The crew are reported doing finely at New London. They are all In good health and in the best of spirits The coxswain, MT. Tuck CT, whose luck is proverbial, is confident that he will put his crew across the line ahead of Harvard
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-23

Very often too little attention and paid the fitting of the little Full, Children needing slender and medium widGhs--and result is life long misery. The large joints middle aged people tsrOwtF of Short Shoes i'm early Iife
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-23
Entertminmen1s.


 The annual concert by the Yale Glee club, which is to be given at Carll's Opera House of the best ever given by them. Tickets are selling rapidly, and those intending to attend should secure their seats at Loomis' without delay.
 FRITZ IN IRELAND.
 The "drawing power" of Mir. Joseph K. Emmet was we'll illustrated last evening by the large audience which, notwithstanding the uncomfortable weather, gathered al CarIl's Opera House. The play gives Mr. Emmet opportunities to sing and dance in his original and pleasing fashion, and he de. lighted the audience. The company is fair one and the play as 8 whole went well.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-23
THE NORTHERN EXPEDITION.

SARATOGA, N. Y., June 21.
 Nothing has been lacking to render tho trip of the Grays one of the finest in ike history of the command This is the unan- imous verdict Satisfaction is written upon every face. The weather was delightful The slight sprinkle of rain in the night was succeeded by superb weather, cool air and bright skies, the deep cerulean blue of the summer sky varied here and there with fieecy clouds. The trip was full of pleasure. Capts. Mills, Taylor and Payne, royal fel- lows, bri1n full of life, entertained the car load of veteran Grays and the actives were kept busy. Caldwell station at Lake George was reached after three and half hours ride. Bear in mind that the whole battalion of Continentals was along, with the Albany City band and host of Albany guests, including the orator of the day, MT. Woods, various promi- nent members of the Burgess Corps, and thirty other prominent men. The line was formed and short march brought the visi- tors, about two hundred and fifty in all, to the Fort William Henry Hotel, 8 splendid large new palatial hotel fronting Lake George, which lay stretched out as placid as June morning amid blue tinted hills and mountains; in front 8 gradual slope with lawn and fountain and walks to the dock, where the lake steamers have their headquar- ters. All around were the everlasting hills looking beautiful enough in their early sum-
 moE FoHuuIo. AS ene AeAs n1Rn up on the summit of a mountain nestled little white hotel or mountain house. The water of the lake, 15 feet at the landing, was as clear as crystal, the bottom clearly visible and the striped fish which were lazi1y watching the gay uniform of the soldiers who were promen- ading on the wharf, or darting about as if they too enjoyed the band con- certs which the Wheeler & Wilson band and the Albany band were giving on the grand piazza of the hotel. The thirty or more ladies and gentlemen guests of the house were animated over the arrival of the soldiers and the whole neighborhood in this delightful retreat in the mountains soon ral- lied to the scene, including a few Indian women and children. The dinner at the house was of the best quality. MT. T. D. Rosssle was present in person. The firm of
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-23

Much distress and sickness attributed to dyspepsia and chronic diarrhaa is occasioned by humor in the stomach. Hoods Sarsapa- parilla is the remedy.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-23

Great pralse IS well earned Dy CapGRln Ar- nold of the actives for the management in arranging and conducting the trip, the most brilliant in the Grays' record. Both as mili- tary officer and for executive ability he has won Iaurels Col Morgan is likewise entitled to high praise and the staff of the veterans, Quartermaster English, Paymaster Loren H. Stannard and Adjutant B. B. Brown, won the thanks of all. James D. Dewell, though 8 locker on in Rome during the trip, was, as 8 member of the honorary advisory board, like Ulysses of old, an able counsellor. Going up the beautiful Hudson he recalled boyish experience of thirty years ago when he be- gan his battle for the golden fleece and drove along the Hudson the entire dis tance from Albany to New York
 wAYs1DR JoTTINGs.
 Seventeen members of the Grays appeared late Thursday night at Congress Hall dec- orated, not with the legion of honor, but with a new order of knighthood, red satin badges on which was inscribed W. c. B. and B. H. G., with Sassacus printed at right angles with the initials. This new order Is mys- terious body and the badges are to be tIeas- ured highly as memorial.
 Among the incidents was trip about Al bany, a tour amid tours by Messrs. R. W. Meigs, G. E. Osborne, 0. c. Ford and others as guests of Mir. Wallen of the Oontinentals and Russell, civic friend, of Albany. All that the city needs, in their opinion, is an elevated railroad and more elevators. Two talismanic gifts are brought home by MT. Meips as souvenirs Mir. Ford secured sev- eral large advertising contracts.
 solo by Captain Mills and chor us by the carful on the Lake George was full of pathos and sung with deep appreciatiVe spirit, and tsTassels on Her Boots'' was only one of the numerous vocal melodies of the hour.
 The drum corps, Messrs. A. Save, R. O. Hartt, L. 'Hendrick and J. Champion, were always heard to good advantage.
 A fine solo given by Mir. Lamb of the act ives on the Hudson river boat on variations of altitude became immensely popular on the trip.
 Lieutenant Lee, it is rumored, is about to engage in the poultry business.
 Ike has not been heard from and is sup posed to have been left behind in Albany.
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humorous.


There Is this difference between money
and tannin Money is stringent and tan
min lie aitringent.
Ia an exchange we find an article about
mo'herlnisw, and in beautiful harmony
the new item is headed, The Storm Else
where
Fortune knocked at every mans door
once in life, but in good many casea
The man is IN the neighboriug saloon and
docs not hear him.
a Jackson county hickman. while
working the pump ha1dle, called out
Hist there so, boss, 50 there, now, I,
is way Of easing his conc.ence.
n grabbed old bachelor SAYS. ,Wner
rain falls, if she gets the bigger half Of
the umbrella, they are lovers; # ho takes
the bigger half. they are married.
'Doyou know good way of curing
ham5" aekeda man Of his nelghbor. oh
ycs', was The reply; 'bu, the trouble with
nc 49, have no way Of procuring them.
Murders arc plenty, said Mr.. Fitz.noo.
die as lie LAID down the evening paper
feS, sighed Mr-. f. people are BEING
murdered now vino were never murdered
before.
Yes says Mrs Parvenu, we have tax
en- a sbattoe ri Newport on Mariabs ar
count-shc's twenty six you know-spd
we will entertain 10 az hospital STYLE %
any Of the others,
Caution 10 the preniscs-,IIadn,t be,
ter pray for rain TO- day, deacorY said q
Binghampton minister, Sunday. NO, 20.
| day, Dominic, think, vas the prudent
replyi The wlDd isur right.
Before cutting mans head rn IN chi
ma, the authorities considerably make him
drunk. The beauty Of this syslem is tina,
man can get intoxicated witbout having
heed on him the next morning.
i don't object 20 Goldfish as an oc,a
s.onsl luxury, remarked Mr. o .ab,s,5e.
at breakfast, but for a steady feed me
altogether 600 briry for my blood p,,
'to landlord tod him he vas TOO fresh
An Irish soldier on hearing that bis
widowed mo.berhad been married since
Doc quilted ireland, exclaimed Narb.r +
J hope shl won't have a son older p.,
NC it Che does shall lose the estate p
Why Did you take your bov oo,y
from ny school asked a teacher of
Old negro. wall tell yer. heard i.
white folks ~ De niger WIS fin re,8 d,
higher eddycaiion an sert my b,y "a,
on Dc hiI" ~
POSTERS rdrf.- ~ ..--.
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Interesting Facts.

+. t. Barnum is seventy three years old
If Carey comes to the United States he
will be put where he will never sec anoth
CT winter.
The Western farmers say that the corn
yield this year will make up for all dcfci
ences In wheat.
one hundred and ninety young men
have applied for admission TO the Class Of
81 at Yale College
David Brown, colored man, has been
the messenger Of the Philadelphia Board
OF Health forty-six years.
Young men in London with an abup-
dance of money have taken fancy 10
have cabs painted pink, yellow, and blue.
The Society of Friends il England has
repealed the prohibition Of marriage be-
tween fret cousins, which has been In
force In that body for nearly two hundred
years.
An Indiana woman gave up her trip 10
California, sold her ticket for half prico
and returned home from the railroad sta
ton on learning that she could not have
her pet dog on The car with her.
William Mortimer, one handed com
position in the Office of the Carbon -.
Advocate, fasteps bis stick diaqonany
across the - box, and Gets. corrccts. ar3
distributes 5000 ems # solid minlon each
day.
The Treasury Department, in two days
last week, Issued warrants for sl4. 900. 600
in pensions.
IL Is said that the sum Of $3.50. 600 has
been subscribed 20 pay tbeexpeuse Of the
expedition which has been organized in
Paris by the Abbie Moigno 10 drag the
bottom Of the Red Sea for the charlotte
and treasures Of Pharoh's army.
The Society OF Swiss Artists has resior
ed Tells chapel on the Lake Of Lucerpe
decorated IL with some fine fresco,s and
formally surrendered is care and ken
ing TO The Government Of Uri.
A notable instance Of the euermops al
vance IN high class New York store pro,.
erty is the fact that the building which
O. W, Carlton & Co. have taken for ,bci,
publishiDg business, originally cos, Tho
owner the sum Of SIC, 900. and now reots
for $4,000 per anuum.
The Needles, on the Colorado rive,
has The reputation u being the boffea,
place on the coast. Last week The ,r.,,
curry registered 100 degrees 10 theebad. r.,
Is 90 warm thorp that 10 "a f.
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Fashion Notes.

Cray Is steadily Increasing IN POPULAR y.
The fans shown as the new imrcr,a-
lions are quite equal in size to those of
last season.
CorsaGe bouquets may be worn either
directly in front or ou the left side as
fancy dictates.
Gu, Jet nai!-hcsds are used with very
good ,if1c, as trimming for black woo.on
costumes.
Suits of terra Gotta are fast losing their
popularity and no strictly new ones arc
10 be seen.
Cats heads arc becoming 80 widely
fashionable as 10 bc carried on, in Ibc
figures on some of the new fnuard silks,
Gold and pink in combination on small
capotes is onSs1f the new departures in
the millinery line, and is remarkably
effective.
Narrow black velvet bands closely en-
circling the throat are worn with many
thin summer suits, and arc usually found
very becoming.
Thislles Of dull gold and wheat heads
OF either gold or silver may be mentioned
among the many other fashionable hat or.
namcnts.
Short wraps of grenadine will, flowers
In raised velvet pie make extremely rich
summer garments, with trimmings OF
passementerio and lace.
Tue latest thing in handkerchiefs are
those OF deep yello., with a hem stitched
borde, ornamented with embroidered
spiders, or cats heads wrought in colors
II Is almost impossible 10 find narrow
velvet ribbon in desirable shades for
dress trimming The manufacturers do
not seem able to keep pace with the in
Crcasing demand.
bbopherd's checks seem never TO lose
their popularity, particularly those in
black and white, and many of the pref
tiest OF the new wooden costumes are
fashioned of finely checked fabrics.
Surplce waists are seen in many Of
the new designs for summer dresses in
the light silk and wooden materials. As
50 80 VIZ oacu BOOub. Inc neck
is usually cut rather low and outlined
with rufites of lace or embroidery.
Ia the millinery limo some Of the prst.
tiest of the new pokes are entirely cover
cd with ruflles Of softly falling lace ar
ranged one over another over ground
OF bright or delicately tinted satin. Flow.
ers from the remainder of the trimming.
either encircling the crown in wreath
or punched low on the left SIDE with a
smaller cluster tucked in the from, of the
brim, IL the poke Is pointed one.
a bare forehead is said 10 be the latest
novelty in Partisan hair dressing, with
the short front hair, which has eerved On
long as a bang, combed back either wavy
or straight, and held by small ornamental
combs of various materials. The intro
duction of this style will be hailed with
delight by many ladies, while others.
equally many, will condemn rather than
adopt it. 1t is certainly cooler and more
comfortable to have the hair off the fore
head during the summer season, and will
be especially desirable for those who.
while they have difficulty ia Keeping
their bang in curl, refuse to comply with
the moro convenient if less beautiful styIe
known as bangs proper, or straight
fringe of hair encirclng the forehead.
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WEST VIRGINIA. So:

WEST VIRGINIA. S.:
AT Ruios held in the Clerks oflico OF
tho circuit Court Of Preston county. on
tho INST Montay Of July, 1888
Michael McAleer's admir-
JAS L Burch's heirs ct al.
ON scireracias to show, cause WHY this
SUIT as TO the said James Il Birch do.
ceased, should not proceed I'm tho name
Oh ms widow, children and heirs at law :
ana also upon an amended bill. tho OBJ
yect Oh which is To set aside "a decd made
Dy Ami Martin, Clerk OF the County
Dputt OF thiS county to tho defendant
william i Burch, Tor four hundt ed acres
~ iand I'm Union District. on the waters
pi SAT- Lick Creek, and dated tho l2th
day of April, 1881.
Ana u appearing that tho defendants.
n\lu VI Hart, James ID Rurch. John
burch, Jane Stunklo. hte 4 Jane
Hurch, and Charles StunkIe. her bus
o'hI' are not residents OF this state they
are therefore, hereby required - appear
mere witinn ono month from the date OF
'hlS publcatlon, and do what is neces-
sary To protect their interests herein.
Ana on motion of the PLAINTIFF bv his
attorney. II Is ordered that the FOREGOING
10 published In Tho West Viryinis a -
gus weekly newspaper published i'm
this county. ~
n copy-Test:
SMITH CRANE, Clerk.
U,reSap Brown ~ Son, attorneys for