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Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-02

kHsA THE residence of The late 1. K. Ward in
Eia West Haven, Conn, located on the corner of
HeA Elm street and Campbell avenue. The grounds
are large and spacious, baing 212x5s9 feet. J his
beautiful residence contains fifteen eighteen
rooms, With modern improvements. Will rent for
the season or longer, furnished or unfurnsRhed,
will be cold at MODERATE FIGURE. The
grounds are handsomely laid out. large elms shade
the lawn, making 1t delightful residence Horse
from the city to SAYin Rock shore pass every
fifteen minutes. The pIumbing and sanitary ar
engagements now being put in perfect order, and
any eraions be made suit the tenant if sp-
pIi alton is made at Inquire at Humans Real
Estate Once, 63 Church street. city; W. W. Ward
West Haven, Conn, or Henry Hannah, 60 Wall street.
New York. milf
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MOVING TIME.
!Susti1I Nutitts.

Are You going TO move this
HnrimS, and have you q Piano
that YOU want carefully man.
handled! If SO send your or.
der. i'm and thus secure prOmps
attention, as first come WILL Ot.
first served until after the mrsI
of May. with careful ana eX
Derfenced men, and all Inc
modern improvements for
homdIins Grand, Square and
Tnrieht Pianos, you will run
NO riek i'm leaving your orders
at the Temple of Music.
G. nj. LOOMS.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.

The Browns Beaten BY Harvard.
Boston, May 1.-The game to day between
the Harvard and Brown University mines re-
suited in victory for the former by the fol-
lowing score:
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oregon 1nter.sGs For Bla1ns.

PORTLAND, May THE Republican CON-
vention to-day elected Senator j. n. Dolph.
J. w. Swift, r. Apperson, A. G. Hovey and
o. II. Denny delegates to the national con-
vention and instruc ted them for Blaine,
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AUCTION! FARM ! RARE CHANGE

S@A WILL sell ut Auction on May 18th, 1894, at
III O'Clock p m unless previously disposed OF
I at private SALE the farm belonging to estate of
Jaues O'Neil situated directly opposite Woodland
station, New York and Nsw Haven railroad compr g.
ing 70 acrts well divided into meadow, plough, pas
barns, good outbuiIdings Apple and Pear orchards
in full bearing. High ground Delightful view of
Sound. Also II acrIs with house and barn directly
back of said station. chance uneQualled to
a low figure. the line of above railroad. farm
yearly increasing in value, within five miles of the
city of New Haven, and we'll adapted for dairy pur=
poses and for raising small fruits. Sale held at the
house first north Of the station.
E. BURR, JR., Administrator,
Roem Is, Franklin Block, Bridgeport, Conn.
Nw12t
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-02

Leu1synrE, May THE Republican State
convention to day elected their delegates.
They stand Arthur 81, anti=Arthur 4, doubt
full l.
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READ READ!

W. D. Washburns Best New PROCESS Flour at
$6.7 par barrel, delivered.
We receive fresh this morning large invoice Of
Extra Fine Creamery Butter. The finest butter
have this We shall sell at SOC pound,
We guarantee this butor to suit the most particular
1t is from the creamery which furnisE ed
satisfactorily last summer. Anyone in search of
FINE BUTTER at q reasonable price please give us a
trial,
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE RENT,

%kfFh CENTRAL unimproved property on Church
lii and George streets on easy terms by
NRaN B. O. LAKE,
mI st Is Church street.
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TO LET.

From May LIST, desirable corner
office, one flight up-Water and
steam. Apply to
a1Otf GEORGE III. FORD.
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PENNSYLVANIA.

Harvard. ................O 1 2 o o as
Base hits-Harvard 10. Brown 6; errors -Harvards
< Rr0w
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Fresh Eggs. Fresh Eggs.

WARRANTED.
Sugars way way, way down-lower than ever. Get
our prices before purchasing elsewhere.
The finest sun dried Apples at SC pound.
The finest snowhske Evaporated Apples at 15c q
pound.
The finest String Beans In the market at &c
The finest canned Apples at To can.
Many other bargains too numerous to mention
Try for anything in line. Our facilities for
buying and selling cannot be surpassed
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News by Telegraph
FROM ALL QUARTERS.
SHIPPING and TARIFF.
Our SoIons Wrestling With
Mighty Themes.
A FIELD DAY In THE HOUSE.
Eaton Speaks Out Against
Free Trade.
THE BEST RECORD BROKEN.
Fitzgerald Putting UP A
Big Score.
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

The Public Debt-A Decrease of Five Mill
lions During ApriI-The Present state
OF the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The monthly debt
statement issued from the Treasury depart
ment to-day shows a decrease of S.. 232, 075
in the public debt during April and $s7, 060,-
473 during the ten months of the current
fiscal year ending yesterday. The total debt
now less cash in the treasury amounts to
81 ,464, o3O 1913 and of this 81 1856, 572, $50 is
interest bearing debs. The total cash in the
treasury to-day is 1899, 753, 205 with current
liabilities amounting to $247, 100, 232, leaving
an available cash balance of 1852 1852, 973.
The gold coin and bullion in the treasury is
1896, 600, 900, against about 1922, DOC, 900 on
April 1. Forty-four million dollars in gold
certificates are held in the treasury and $1O1,
600, 900 are outstanding, against $35, 600. 900
held and $1O4, OOO, 900 outstanding month
ago. The number of silver dollars now in
the treasury is $1O3, 314. O65, an increase of
less than half a million during the month; of
silver certificates about $21, 900, 900, an
increase of less than half a million.
Silver certificates outstanding $116, 374
231 or but few thousand less than q month
$15, 213, 1858, whichEis more than So. 600, 900
in excess OF the receipts from the source In
April, 1888. The receipts from internal rev.
enue were $40, los, 1888, or half a million more
than in April 1888. The following table
shows the receipts for the ten months of the
current fiscal year ending April 80, compared
with the corresponding period of the proceed
ing fiscal year:
Customs SITS. 1916, 1854 $165,s76,OO4
MistsIiansous sisoSs7z Sso56,oSs
Total. 1881 1881, $40 $2s9.2O6,s66
The expenditures of the government for
those two periods were in 1S83-$224, 1884,
533, against $203, sos, 0S9 during the ten
monts of the present year.
The customs receipts SO far are above the
expectation and past the estimates of treas
ury officials, and the internal revenue receipts
are fully up to the commissioners expecta-
ton.
Not Paid In Lawful MOney-The
Teehnicahty On Which Ex-senator
Kellogg Goes Free.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The case of ex-Sen-
ator Kellogg, charged With accepting bride
in connection with ths Star route cases. was
summarily disposed of to-day. Judge Wyhe
threw the case out of court the bond was
discharged and Mr.. Kellogg released from
custody. This was brought about in this
way: The indictment charged that SKellogg
was paid lawful money of the United States
by Price. Price was put on the stand, and
swore that he paid Kellogg postal drafts. Mr..
Ingersoll then moved to dismiss the case, as
the testimony produced to support the in
dictment conAicted with it. This point
Judge Wylie decided this morning we'll taken,
the government said it had nothing more to
offer, and under instructions the jury without
leaving the box returned verdict of not
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-02
HORACE P. H0ADLEY, R0atIay Bldg.
40 Church Street.
Open evenings. my2
Public Notice
Public Notice

COWceEnAhH IHe sweeping VI
From Stores and Private Premises and
Throwing the Same into the Public
Streets.
ORDINANCE PUBLIC WORKS.
Section SO. No person shall throw, cart lay any
fa vegetables, garbage dro-s, straw shaving, drtt
filth rubbish of any kind whstever in into any
street or in of the public squares OF said city,
shall suffer any brine wash dirty water to dow
into any street, throw or permit the to- be
thrown into scattered street, shall throw
cart or lay any ashes, cinders Rhells in or
upon any st eet in said city, without the au-
thority permission of the Board of Public Works.
Sec 80. Any perEon violating any of the provisions
of this snce, excepting where different penalty
is otherwise specially provided in any
section thereof shall forfeit and pay a penalty
of not less than two than nifty dollars for
every such ofense and like penalty for each days
continuance thereof.
Any person violating these ordinances after May s,
1884, will be prosecuted according to Law.
By order of the Board Of Public Works,
my3 st FRED. 81. WALDRON, Clerk.
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hINMAE'S REAL ESTATE AND LOAN
AGENCY.

Money to loan at per cent.
EroI erty in all parts Of the city for SALE seashore
residences and lots at Savn Rock shore and West Ha
The beautiful Ssvin Rock, IL Guiding several
of natural grove. This the finest location for
hotel residence in the State and will be sold at
bargain. L. B. HUMAN,
mY2 63 Church st.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-02
FOR, RENT.

49, TWO Tenenents Of SIX rooms each, or
k#iiH whole house with barn. ten minntes walk
E.U from postofioe
Ons Tenement, A rooms, Is minutes walk from
pcstoffice, rst door. Apply to
B, @. LAKE,
Go Church street.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-02

WANTED.
A SITUATION by experienced girl to do second
My2 lie "a HATTstGK eTEEET
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WAN TED.
by lady, two rooms centrally located far = 1fobt
u Guinness. Addreea N' 40 AZ r AtSAs
my2 II
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q. L. RsLATCHLEY & SONS.
16 ExchaD Ee Building,

A HOUSE FOR $4,000.
- TWELVE rooms-two family house-only
HS,a 81 ,e0J cash required.
Id BUILDING lot 60 feet front for s.. 200. Terms
easy.
Call at
r. e. BALDWIN'S
Real Estate Agency, 29S Chapel Stree
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-02
BROADWAY CASH STORE,

Paul Jemte & Bros,
IOI and lO7 Broadway.
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dAards.
WANTED.
WANTEn.

n SITUATION - second girl or nurse girl,
"A would be willing to assis& In general homework
Apply At 6SS EAST STREWT
Rl2 it
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
- FURNISHED Rooms with board; modern
HI improvements. Inquire 1t So HIGH STRt Ell,
I'll a2s4od6ts near Chape street.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-02
Maple Sugar.

1000 pounds PURE Maple Sugar in bricks at 126
per pound. We guarantee this sugar PURE. Moth
ing llhe the success are having with Momafe Cof
fee at Csc pound Try 1t. Suits everybody.
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8DsrS auO SGon1s.

ROARD AND ROOMS.
49, few gentlemen can be accommodate with
~ nrgt-class board and pleasant rooms with mod
q e1n improvements Locality second TO nene
n Che city, Terms moderate. Apply st
"a 1nns SS WOOSTER PLACE.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-02

Flows from the Maximum Mineral Fountain of Sara
toga SPRINGS. and lie in the opinion Of the most emf
nant medical nea Natures Sovereign Cure for
Constipation, Dx spepsta, Torpid Liver.
Inactive Conditions Ofthe Kidme D, and
salufary alternative in scrofuious sGe6tioEp.
with LADIES, gentlemen and bon wants everywhere
it betome the standard of dietary expsdiants
trying the digestive functions and enabling tree x
wealth, intelligence and rednemet testIhes to its
spAFklng, naturally pure AND delightful qualities I'd
the gurest sdiest eetrce OF their clear com
plexicns high health and sxuborsnt spirits. Hath.
6Em Spring Water IL sold only in glass bottles:
four dozen pints packed In . CASE It may be OBJ
tanned at al hotels and Of druggists wine merchants
and grooers everywhere. my2
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Trumbull Lodge No. %, A f. and
A. M.

Trumbun Lodge No. %, A f. and
A. M,
The members CT Trumbull lodge, A. F. and A. M
of sister lodges and the Masonic fraternity generally
requested to meet in the lod, e room In the Ma
sonic Temple on Sunday. May 4th. 1884, at 1:30
O'Clock p sharp, for the purpose Of paying the
last sad tributs of affection to deceased brother
Senior Steward George ]. Lawrence.
Per order,
Attest, CLARK BUCKINGHAM, W. n.
T. PARSONS DICKERMAN, Secretary. my2 1t
FOR RENT.
&f& THE Governor Dutton house. No 106 Grown
iii street. corner of Temple. 1t contains ten
eN rooms, furnished with all of the modern ina
provements and has recently been fitted up In hrst-
class shape. Inducements will be offered to desra
BILE tenant.
FOR RENT.-On Chapel street, just above Olive,
three fats of four five rooms each, furnished. wi
the n odern improvements. They nicely Gtted
and desirable premises for small families OF
adults. Ali of the nsighb worthy people.
Price from $40 to S25 ger month.
FOR RENT-On West Chapel street, first door ten
emeDt of eight rooms with all Of the modern conven
fences. Price $2l per month.
FOR RENT.-ThirteeH houses and twenty eight
tenements located in different parts of the city.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-02

WANTED,
80 EDnA 3IELY, man for genesal farm work.
ommended. THGAG SSF MTM rsS-
my2H- osana IA
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WANTED.
RY . young man (sipRle), . situation an coacbr.r
- he thoroughly understands his bugineas and can
furnish the very best Of city reference Address --
my2 a. +IIs a. "a.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-02

49, One of the largest, best located, and most de-
isa sirable cottages at Morris Cove arNew Haven
.sE to rent for the season. 1t has large kitchen
with water brought inl, dining room and sittins
room and six large sleeping rooms we'll furnished
There is also good barn belonging with it. Apply
to H. STEVENS, at the office of the G. F. WARNER
MFG. co 2I2 East street. New Haven. ala If.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-05-02

WANTED.
SEooND HAND Clothing bought and uold. olsap.a
~ and repaired. Orders by nail promptIy -
senasa 70. no. - GEORGE 81
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BIRTHS.

| sTEVENs-In this city, April 3n, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert NJ. Stevens; weight 10 pounds.
4
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A Cottage to Rent on the East

49, HOUSE No. 1853 York street, three doors
EiiiH from Chapel street, IL rooms; all convenien-
EHIU ces. Apply to E. BLAUKMAN,
fx7tf York, cor Chapel Street.
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NO.3.

ART. 81. ''The Supreme Court, except in ca
ses hereinafter provided. shall have appellate
Jurisdiction only, which jurisdiction shall ex-
tend to all cases when the matter in dispute.
or the fund to be distributed, whatever may
be the amount therein claimed. shall exceed
two thousand dollars, exclusive Of interest:
to suits for divorce and separation from bed
and board: to suits forsnullity of marriage to
suits involving the rights to homesteads ; to
suits for Introduction j; and to all eases in
which the constitutionality or legality Of any
tan. toll or impOst whatever. or Of any fine.
forfeiture or penalty imposed by "a municipal
corporation shall be in condensation what
ever may be the amount thereon. and in such
cases the appeal on the law and the facts shall
he directly from the Court IN which the case
originated t" the Supreme Court and to Grim
lnal cases on questions of law alone. when
ever the punishment of death or imprisOn-
ment at bard labor may be inflicted. or u fine
exceeding Three Hundred Dollars $4,000 is nc
tually imposed.
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE 95.
Amendment No. T.
Of the Constitution Of the State Relative to
. the Jurisdiction of Courts Of Appeal.
ART. IS. 1.-THE Courts of Appeal. except in
cases hereinafter provided. shall have appel
Late Jurisdiction only. which Jurisdiction sh III
extend in all cases, civil or probate, when the
matter in dispute or the fund to be distribut
O0 0uoA1 CACccu Ooc uunuFCU UOil8FS, exclusive
Of interest, and shall not exceed two thousand
dollars exclusive of interest,""
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE l0l.
Of The Constitution of the State, relative to
Trial Of Cases in Courts of Appeal when
Judges disagree"
Amendment No. q.
Ar. l0l. whenever the Judges compo.
cling The Courts Of Appeal shall concur, their
Judgment shall be final. Whenever there shall
b . disagreement, the two Judges shall ap
Int . lawyer having the qualifications for
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Amendment No. =.

ART. LAG. "All fees and charges fixed by
law for the various Civil Courts of the parish,
of Orleans, and for the Register Of Convey
ances and Recorder Of Nor; cages of said par
ish shall enure to the State: and all sums re-
allied theresr"m shall be set aside and held
AS a special fund, out of v hich shall he paid
Qy preference, the expenses of the Clerk of
the Civil District Court. the Clerks of the city
Courts. the Register Of COnveyanccs and Rec
order Of mortgages Of the parish of Orleans !:
provided that the State shall never make any
payment to any Sheriff. Clerk, Register OF
COnveyances or Recorder Of Mortgages of the
psrish!of Orleans. or any Of their deputies, for
salary or other expenses of their respective
Offices except from the special fund provided
for by this article, and any appropriation made
contrary to this. provision shall be null and
void"
ARTICLE NO, l25.
Of the regular Session Of lS82-Amendment
to Article 81 of the Constitution CT the
State, relative to the Jurisdiction of the
Supreme Court.
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No. 6

ART. 100. "FOr the Parish of Orleans there
shall be two District Courts aud no more.
One of said courts shall be known as The
Civil District Court for the Parish of Orleans:
and the other as THE Criminal District Court
for the Parish OF Orleans The former shall
consist of not less than five judges, and the
latter not less than two judges, having the
qualifications prescribed for District Judges
throughout the State. The said judges shall
be appointed by the Governor, by aud with
tue advice and consent Of the Senate for a term
Of eight years. Tie first appointment shall be
made as follows
Three judges Of the Civil District Court,
for four years and two Judges tor eight years.
One Judge Of the Criminal District Court, for
four years and one for eight years, the term
to be designated in their commissions. The
said judges shall receive each, four thousand
dollars per annum. Said Civil District Court
shall have exclusive and general probate, and
exclusive civil jurisdiction iu all cases. when
the amount in dispute or to bo distributed, ex
ceeds one hun red dollars, exclusive Of inter
est, and exclusive appt Hate jurisdiction from
the City Courts Of the Parish Of Orleans,
when tie amount in dispute exceeds twenty
five dollars exclusive of interest. All causes
fled in said courts shall be equally allotted
and assigned among said judges, in accord
ance with rules Of court to he adopted for the
purpose. In case of ~recCsation Of any Judge
i'll aEy cause, such cause shall be reassigned,
or in case of absence from the parish. sickness
or the disability of the Judge to whom said
cause may have been assigned, any Judge OF
said court may issue or grant conservatory
writs or orders. In other respects each Judge
shall have exclusive control over every cause
assigned to him from it's inception 10 its final
determination in said court. The Criminal
District Court shall have criminal jurisdiction
only. All prosecutions instituted in said
court shall be equally apporrioned between
SAID Judges by lot. Each judge or his success
sOr shall have exclusive control over every
canse falling to its final determination in said
court. In case Of vacancy OF recusatiOn eau.
ses assigned shall. be reassigncd under order
OF court"
(~~) Given under my signature and the
LIS. Seal 9th state vi Louisiana, at the
(~~l City OF Baton Rouge, this LIST day Of
December A. ID , 1888.
WILL A. STRONG,
Secretary Of State.
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Judge ofthe Cour VI App calls Of their circM
who shall aid in the determination Of the case
u judgment concurred in by .ny two OF them
shall be final"
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE 13S.
Of the Constitution Of the State. 'Relative to
the Jurisdiction Of Courts Of Appeal for
the Parish Of Orleans.
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No.


ART. les. "Therc shall be in the Parish If
Orleans a Court Of Appeals for said parish,
with exclusive appellate jurisdiction iu ali
matters. civil and probate, arising in said par
isa when the amount in dispute, or fund to be
distributed exceeds one hundred dollars, OK.
elusive Of interest, and does not exceed two
thousand dollars, exclusive Of interest /; said
court shall he presided over by two
Judges. who shall be elected by the General
Assembly, in joint session they shall he resi-
dents aud voters Of the city Of New Orleans,
possessing all the qualifications necessary for
judges of Circuit Courts Of Appeal through
out the State j; they shall each receive an an
nual salary of four thousand dollars, payable
monthly upon their respective warrants
Said appeal shall be upon questions of law
alone. in all cases involving less than i've
hundred dollars, exclusive of interest, aud
upon the law and the facts in other cases.
1t shallkit in the citylof New Orleansfrom the
First Monday of November to the last Mon
day of June in each year : it shall have au-
thority to issue writs of Mandamus.. Prohibi-
tion, Certiorarari and Habeas Corpus iu aid
OF its appellate jurisdiction"
AMENDMENT TO ARTICLE I35.
OF the Constitution of the State, "Relative to
the jurisdiction of the City Courts Of the
Parish Ut Orleans"
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Amendment No. =

ART. l35. There shall be in the city of
New Orleans four City Courts, one of which
shall be located in that portion of the city on
the right bank Of the Mississippi river, presi-
died. over by judges having all the qualitica-
tions required for a District Judge. and shall
beeleciei by the qualified voters for the term
of four years they shall have exclusive juris-
diction over all sums not exceeding one hun
drcd dollars, exclusive Of intercst, subject to
an appeal to the Civil District Court when
the amount claimed exceeds twenty five dol
lars. exclusive OF interest. The General As
sembly shall regulate the salaries. territorial
division of jurisdiction the manner Of execu
ting their process. the fee bill. and proceed
in.s which shall govern them they shall
have authority to execute commissions to
take testimony, and shall receive therefor
such fees as may he allowed by law. The Gen
eral Assembly may increase the City Courts
for the said parish, not exceeding eight in
all, until otherwise provided by law. Each
of said courts shall have one clerk, to be cleo
ted for the term Of four years by the quail
fed voters Of the parish who shall receive a
salary of twelve handrci dollars per annum,
and no more. and whose qualifications, bond
and duties shall be regulated by law"
AMENDMENTS TO ARTICLE 100.
Of the Constitution of the State. Relative to
the jurisdiction Of the Civil District
Courts of the Parish Of Orleans"
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