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Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-03
THE WEST.
Missouri.
A New Two Cent Paper.

A New Two Cent Paper.
 ST. LOUIS, June "A new two. cent paper, the Morning Call, appeared on the streets this morning It is Republican in politics and is understood to represent the Filley fac ton. It gives the news of the United Press and claims to have broad field and an easy road to success.
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Carriages and Wagons for Sale A inc Grand Street Livery Stable to,d numberl A 1s2, three new Corning side b4rs with tops. One side spring with tops.
 Two side bars no tops.
 Two second hand end spring with tors
 Three secondhand Ca5riolets extension, with tops Two secondhand side spring. no tops.
 Two secondhand buckcoard, no tofs.
 Che secondhand phaeton with top.
 One new two seated wagon, top.
 One second hand two seated wagon no top. These carriages are owned by out of town parties who have given poeitive orders to them at low prices. Enquire of SIMMONS HINE, ISs St. John Street. HORACE P. HOADLEY, mas HoadIey Buildinr
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 A GERMAN girl speaking English wishes a situa A ton as child's nurse. Apply at
 "INDUSTRIALIn ye3 It 34 whitney AVenue.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Scrip Offered to Railroad Hands

Scrip Offered to Railroad Hands.
 EAsToN, June 2.-The Reading pay car to-day came over the Lehigh and Susque- hanna railroad and offered the men scrip. Only about half dozen accepted it and the paymaster went on up the road offering scrip as far as Greenridge. In nine-tenths of the cases the scrip was refused. It is not thought that there will be any strike.
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WANTED, NRLS. at MUNsoN cos. lJ jeS St 6s Gor-t Strs.aGE q
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WANTvEn

WANTED A SITUATION to do general housswork fin I. 1A small private family; good reference. Apply at 1eo 1tN 1To PORTREA STRPTSr -
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The presttenl,s Private Wire

WASHINGTON, June 2.-President Arthur passed quiet day at the executive mansion refecIing upon the progress of affairs at Chi cago, of which he was kept well informed over private telegraph line running into the mansion by his faithful supporters in thRk city
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EGYPT.
Avtctory Over The Rebels.

A Victory Over The Rebels.
 CAIRO, June 2.-T.e governor of Dongola telegraphs that the report of the fall of Der Der is untrue Not only does the town remain in charge of the garrison, but Khalifa in re- cent action gained decisive victory over the rebels
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Massachusetts.
,ae.r,eaI motar Man,

The ElectrtcnI Motor Man.
 SPRINGFIELD, June 2.-Joseph c. Ches'ee, of Brooklyn, to-day pleaded not guilty in the Superior court to a charge of cheating Doctor
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WANTED. A SITUATION to do general houasvsrk sor A smAA PfaFase family eoo9 reference if required. Inquire at NO. 4FACToRY STREET.
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WANIEL, A MAN having $I,0OO to s2 900 to invest can lea office of Es M HGnTs.1 HkGTnITs 1' j2 St 10 F1cbanaa 1,.i,sIS
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-03

FOR RENT,
 ka. FIVE rooms Mo- 553 State street, water clos E;II5 es gas and water and Ave rooms corner South Hsiil and Park streets. Inquire at No. 792 Chapel rect, Room 2 JACob HEhAEh'
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The Ffnauctal Situation Improved.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Comptroller OaR- non returned to Washington from New York where he has been for the past few days. He regards the financial situation there as much improved compared with week ago, with every indication that it will continue to improve.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-03
Boston New York Air Line Rail-
 road Company.
SECRETARY's OFFICE,

Bridgeport, Ct, May l, 188l.J YENHE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the
 Boston and New York Air Line Railroad Com pany for the election of Directors and other busneae which may properly come before said meetiDgi will be held at the ofice of the company in the city of Middletown, Ot, TUESDAY, June Sd, 1884, at 1:9O p. m. The trAnsfer books of the company will be closed May 24th to June 3d. both days inclusive.
 mt law6t Attest, T. L. WATSON, Secretary.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Vermont.

Preferred to Die by Rts Own Hand
 WATERBURY, Jane 2.-Jacob Morse or Duxbury, aged eighty-five. determined not to die with cancer on the underlip, loaded shotgun with lead slues and fired it with his foot into the side of his neck. lie cannot live.
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Thomas O'Brien & Co.,, Real Estate and Loan Agents.
 800 CHAPEL STREET.
FOR SALE,

EOn . AAER AeAA Two family house on Sylvan Avenue, $500 Hii,,d cash required Two family house on Jacksan AiH street, S350 cash required. For rent, one tenement on Sylvan Avenue, $I0 per month. GEO A ROOT RO8 ChaDaI SE
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POLITICAL.

Fifteenth Ward Republicans.
 The Republicans of the Fifteenth Ward have eectea ward committee follows: o. B. Grannis, Wm. M. Lsncraft Alfred Hughes s. c. Thompson, Willis Dicerkman and F. H. MeachAm
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A FnoiESTANT girl for general housevork in q 1A small Family living at the shore the year ronnd SS capable and honest and have good reference one willing and contentsd will find Food home Tn. qulre at Room No. SI Church street bstwean and D. - 0e"0eHA z Sl1u
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BLOODGOOD HOUSE CatskiII Mountains.

A DELIGHTFUL resort on the highest range of A the Oatahill. Postofdce, telegraph ofhoe, de. iiohtfu scenery mA,aria good board and pleasant rnonA. Inquire of ISAAC F. GRAHAM, Manager, T G DUNN 6 CO TAT Chapel Street, New Haven Ct., or the proprietors, BLOoDGOOD BROS,
 rC1o eodfaen4 Hensonville, Greene Oo., N. Y.
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Rsd Gstats.
rnR RENT
FOR RENT

HIVE or six rooms in rood order with all the con- Ei vsnienoes. Location central To good tenant rent will be low. Call at "
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A,othar attack On suakim


CAIRO, June 2.-The rebels made another attack on Suakim tonight, but were repulsed with a loss of one killed and four wounded.
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Rhode Island.

The Openimg Races At Narrag@nSett.
 PROVIDENCE, June 2.-Fifteen hundred people, many of them ladies, attended the opening day at Narragansett Park to-day. The races wers open to members only. The National band gave a concert. The first race was for the Narragansett Hotel stakes, fine silver set, and three horses started. The Providence favorite Billy D., owned by Har- sy Macdonald, showed up in fine shape and won the two heats and race with ease, W. B. ComstOck's William Otis second, time 2:32. 2:324. After the race l.. s. Grant bet $25 to $50 that he could drive Billy D. in 2:25 or better and lost, making the mile in 2:2S}. The second race for the London stakes, a silver service, was contested by heavy weights, the conditions being road wagons and 250 pounds. J. B. Barnsby s black mare Josie had it all her own way, winning in two heats, F. K. Smiths Monte Oristo see- ond; time 2:533, 2:54. The third race, for an elegant trotting harness, the T. W. Rounds stake, called out four entries. Henry Healeys gray Charlie won in straight heats, J. Cranston's Columbus Medium second; time 2:49 2:46.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-03

WANTED, A SITUATION by respectable young girl to do LA cnamDerWork and waiting, or would aasisi with grown children and sewisg. Call at je3 lt@ 36 BROAD STREET
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RnR RENT
E0R RENT.

VA FEW furnirhed roo 2, pleasantly located k;;a with all modern improvements. Also small H barn with hay loft, suitable for horse and car- ria0e 113 YORK STREET.
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FOR. SALE.

IfsA AT great bargain large house with three i1 acres of land adjoining. The house IS In ex- ia cellent condition, situated one of the best and pleasantest streets in Guilford, Conn. few minutes' walk only from the public square postoce
 stores &c. The land is all in good oFer for cultiv1
 ton and for garden vegetables and small fruits may to good advantage If not sold before the 18th of June will be rented for the summer months. The seashore advantages of Guilford are too well known te need any mention here. Apply to BEVERLY MO ONROE, GuilfoFd Conn. m27 12t
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-03

Se&a FEW more flats in new building corner k$SssS Whiting and Commerce streets; all the mod E3e1 ern improvements, besides speaking tubes, re- frigsrators, etc; everything in hrsclaEs order and very desirable. Inquire of B. ROGOWSKI,
 mic eodtf S26 Chapel Street.
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WANTEn

A SITUATION by . stron0, healthy German VII A man, 25 years of age, as wet nurse, with he1 one baby; or S willing to make srsef useful in do ng general housework. Apply at
 J3 lt+ 3OO OAK RTREET
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The Old mnn n1mpreases H1s Vis1tors.

The Old man Expresses His Visitors.
 NEW YORK, June "A Washington special to the Brooklyn Eagle says that Representa- tive Broadhead and Senator Vest called on Mir Tilden in New York on Saturday. Mir. Broadhead said that he found Mr. Tilden in better health than he anticipated and was aS- tonishea at his activity. Mir. Tildsn called his visitors attention to the fact that he weighed more than he did when they last met, and while he did not say he would &C., cept the nomination, they left him with the impression that he would.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-03

,he4A ONE front room. 7ax3S. on fourth noor of sa Quinnipiac Building. No. 69s Chapel street. fsa Very desirabls for light manufacturing bus ineas premises being supplied with steady power. steam heat and elevator for freight. Lighted on three sides. May be leased for term o9 yearE
 HENRY F. ENGLISH. v,oatF 92 Orange Street.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
TELEGRAPHEC JOTTINGs.

NEW YoRK, June 2-Arrived, the Queen from Liv- erpooI the Alaska from Liverpool, the Westphalia from Hamburg, the Azalea from New Castle.
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EOR RENT,

FUN I6EINA0
 &eS2 A hrst-class houee York Street, near HStta Chapel. Has F rooms All modern con !. EiI venieDces and iE in fine condition throughout. ;n0T1ira at l74 York St, m6
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CAIRO, June 2.-The latest adVices from Khartoum indicate that the situation is prac- tically unchanged. General Gordon still holds out, but no recent collisions between the opposing forces are reported.
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ROR RENT.

EO0 D G1N x. |sAA HOUSES and Teneuoents in the city and eessa Westville. Inquire of or address 5iiS B. P. MEbRIMAN, m3i 3ts Westville.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-03

W6ST Haven Property TOT SHIF. AeAA HOUSE and lot, First Avenue, $1, 900. 5sa House and lot, Washington Avenue, $2,G0O. HiI House and lot, Court Street, 2,700 valuable Building lot Second avenue for $8 per front foot 292 feet desp.
 FOR RENT. few good Houres in the Borough. Furnished Cottages for the Season on the Shore.
 WALTER A. MAIN, nee West Haven, Conn.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-03

haAA. FURNISHED ROOMS, also one large un Easssss sos STATE STREET,
 i5ffE Up Stairs.
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FIRE RECORD.
Valuable R1hII Burned

ATHoL, Mass June "A four set mill al South Barre, owned by J. E. Crossley ana Boston parties, was last night burned to tn, ground. The loss is about $1o0, 900; in surance about $60, ,000.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-03
Forty.Efghth COnsress---First Session.
WAsHrNGrnN. Lnna 2

WASHINGTON, June Z.
 SENATE.-The House bill was taken up fix ing the rate of postage on mail matter of the St cond class whea sent by persons other than the publisher or news agent. This bill, as it came from the House, fixed one cent as the rate of postage on newspapers weighing three ounces or less MT. Maxey explained that the Senate Committee on Postotzices and Post Roads had found that some of the larger newspapers weighed little over three ounces, and had therefore extended the newspaper limit of weight for one-cent postage to four ounces. The bill passed with this amend ment.
 Among the billie passed were the following: Providing for the collection of statistics touching marriage and divorce; granting the right of way over public lands in Alabama to the Gulf and Chicago Air Line and to pro- vide for the execution of article 2 of the Chinese treaty for the repression of the opium traffic.
 At 4.25 n m the SAnaEe adiourned
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At 4:s5 p. m. the Senate adjourned.

HoUsE.-Messrs. farmer and O'Neill, Pennsylvania, presented petitions of mem- bers of the Grand Army of the Republic for the establishment and maintenance of place of burial for the remains of the heroes of the late war. Referred.
 Among the bills introduced under the call of States were the following: By MT. Eldredge. Michigan-Fixing the 23d of June as the date of final adjournment. By MT. Hutchins, New York-amending the act authorizing the coinage of standard silver dollars It provides that whenever the silver dollars in the Treasury shall exceed the outstanding silver certificates by the sum of $50, 900, 900 no purchase of silver bullion shall be made during the continuance of such excess
 The House then proceeded in the consid. eration of the legislative appropriation bill with amendments reported by the Committee of the Whole. The amendment prohibiting committee clerks from performing work of private character for members was reject- ed.
 After agreeing to amendments consolidating internal revenue and customs districts, dis pensing with clerks ct small distiileries and prohibiting committee clerks from perform ing private service for members, the bill was passed and the House adjourned.
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EOR RENT.

te%A A NICE Tenement Blatchley avenue, Sesiia south of Grand street, slH nice Tenement on elatchley avenue, north of Grand street. Two lower Tenements on Bright street at $11 per
 month. -
 Several Tenements on Haven street from $7 to $s per month. I6 Exeha9g Building,
 mao8 sm Cor. Church and Chapel Sts.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-03

Benjamin Fagnaut out of $40, 900 by fraud- ulent electrical motor, and was recognized in $5.o0O. Officers have followed him for two and finally arrested him in Brooklyn.
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3eal Gstate.
EnR SAIE-

ksAS. S4,OOO will buy 8 brick house in the center IS of the city II rooms, we'll calculated for 5ia boarders, S2 coo remain mortgage at s per cent. interest. Call at
 HINMAN'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY, aoekF 63 Church Street.
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dNants.
wANWsEn.
WANTED.

A SITUATION as cook or to do general house A work in private family: city refsrsnoe. In. quire for two days at
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WANTEn-

A SITUATION by German woman to do genera ~ housework in . small family, German or Amer loan; good accommodation. Inquire ct
 .o. NO. 45 HOUSTON STREET,
 IEnA. KL.s.s
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A SITUATION by respectable woman as cool
 A ana to do washing and ironing, in city or coun- try 1s willing and reliable and can furnjah 0ooo reo ommendAtions. Inquire for two days at
 ,.o,.. NO. 61 PIERPoNT rREET,
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WANTEIF1
 A SITUATION by 8 young girl to do general ZA housework in c small private family: eood oitv reference. Inquire st e ' jeS lt- 2s7 FRANKLIN sTREET
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Summer 8esorts,
SEA VIEW HOUSE. AS&@60 VT A G
MERWIN's POINT HOIEL.
 WooDMONT, CONN.

A WILL open for the reception of guests FF7757S June 4. lt84. For diversity of scenery, i1EeI7s and besntiful sandy bathing beach, this EzA point is unsurpassed. Sea food specially: Also . good stock of groceries, hsn' clans ioos'ees apd oysterg constantly on hand. Good staDlng TOT horpes have also few cottages to rent at Feason- able rates Hotel stage meets every tran IelePnone 0ohnSosAOu nSss "AiA " 1 8 ROOD.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-16


The Court of Common Pleas will come in
this morning at 10 O'Clock with Judge Stud
ley on the bench.
In the City court Saturday morning the
case of William B. Ives charged with a
breach of the peace against his wife, Cath
crime Ives, of 16 Whiting street, came up by
continuance from Friday. The police were
requested by his honor to bring in
a man named Smith Edwards who was the
principal cause of the rupture between Ives
and his wife which led the former. SO the lat
ter stated Friday in court, to threaten TO
shoot her last Wednesday afternoon. Ed
wards disappeared after the row. Judge
Studley said he would let Ives go on his rec
ognizance, but warned him to be in court
June %, when there will be further hear
ing in the case. His honor also added that
Edwards ought to be arrested. '1f he's got
control of Ives wife and threatening the
husband it's high time he was in the hands
of the law" continued the court. Shortly
before noon Saturday Policeman B. Jackson
brought Edwards to police headquarters and
the man was locked up. i He had nothing to
say and took his arrest coolIy. He had been
boarding at Mrs. SchinzePs, on lower State
street, and from what the policeman could
learn was preparing to gather up his things
and make himself scarce
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[Ramsdell in Philadelphia Press.l
a What Mr.. Blaine's immediate future is to
be is not for me to say. This mnch / may
say, that he has rented large cottage on the
sea Shore and when the weather gets too
warm for August he will go to the seashore.
One other thing may say, and that is that he
must finish the second volume of his great
book.during thisyear, or atleast before the end
of January. 1t is SO nominated in the bond,
do not envy Mr.. Blaine's next twelve
months. His book is more than enough for
one man. Then look at the letters that
will pour in on him, some of them of the
most important character, requiring the incest
treatment; then the visitors whom he cannot
avoid; then the consultation then his elec-
ton then the delegations and individuals
who want to consult then the selection of
his cabinet, his inaugural address; then an
amending stream of visitors pouring into the
White House that must receive attention !;
the people he will offend, for he cannot do
what every one wants; then the affairs of
state-they always come last-and heaven
knows when he is to eat and sleep and play
'horse" with the little ones. Three things
are in his favor and they are his magnificent
physique, his splendid health and his wonder
full administrative ability.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-06-16

From a Berlin Letse~.l


A summer with List is the ambition of all
young musicians, and they are fortunate in
deed who come to be regarded as members of
the family" which the master expects an
nualy in Weimar. Since he abandoned Rome
a winter residence, some four years ago,
the Able has spent the cold season at Pesth,
and he will now return to Weimar for the
summer at an early day. His dislike of
American pupils vanished summer before
last when a talented lady from Iowa joined
his family" Her industry, patience and
thoroughness convinced him that there must
be still other Americans of the sort. In fer
mer years he had had disagreeRble expe-
riences with young American pianists who
wanted to accomplish things too hurriedly
and specifically, but Mrs. Laehmund quite
warmed his heart toward her countrymen,
and last summer he welcomed all Americans
with marked kinda ss. Mrs. Lac hmund is a
fine performer on the harp. Her husband,
Carl V. Lachmund, who is we'll known to
musicians throughout the United States, has
been teaching and studying at Scharws nkas
Conservatory all winter. He is a finished
pianist and scholarly musician. He and
his wife will go to Weimar soon as Liszts
arrival is announced for their third summer
of study with him. The Able is very fond
of them
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financial
GOOD For the BulIs-A Market That
Ruled Strong and Closed Steady.

Good For the BulIs-A Market That
Ruled Strong and Closed sGesdy.
NEW YORK. June IA.
To-days stock market exhibited very decided
strength, and although there considerable wal
ioping about of prices at time another the end
OF the day not only showed considerable increase in
1ne ouiiish feeling, but material Improvement in
quotations. The betterment partly due to the
very excellent statement of the banks. which showed
decrease In loans Of Sc 725 600 and increa'e in
reserve Of So 0OO and partly to the growing opin
ION That the Anan cia condition is slowly but surely
menong In way, though rather fictitious one
to-days market was strengthened by the support
which Gould s lending to Missouri Pacific and West
ern Union As we previously have had occasion to
say the first named stock is virtually cornered, and
Is In a position to be advanced to extreme figures
should he so order it There was, however, this morn
ing no evidence OF his intention to do So judging
from the fact that the price only slightly higher
under purchases Of certain shorts : who thought 1t
wise TO cover. What with Gould looking sharply af
ter his stocks and the presumption that Vanderbilt
would be likely to look after his specsities
Missouri Pacific, Western Union, Central and Hudson
aud Lake Shore were all in demand to-day at higher
prices The market closed strong.
| Money loaned at per cent.
Foreign exchange was dull and unchsng The
nominal asking quotations for sterling SO fol
sixty days and SO for demand Actual bus mess wa
done at IS for sixty day bills. 4s6a4s7 fol
demand, 4s74a4 S74 for cables and s3a4 s3k 70,
| commercial
| Government bonds were str oIg
CClosing prices reported over tne private wires O
BUNNELL SCRANTON. Bankers aud Brokers.I