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Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-03


 Local Weather Record.
 FOR DEC. 2, 1884.
 7:1e 11:16 s:1e 7:1e 11:1e Barometer. soa4 aos4 s9914 sse14 ssos Hhsrndqn9eter: Ha1nFd7H9 s $ as 2 ss sS si Wind, in direction miles mile sptGiIsS per hour. .Ns MO N9 NJ N4 Weather Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Mean bar, sO15s; mean temp, 29.5; mean humid Max temp, ss; min temp, s4; rainfall .oo Max. velocity of wind. -1a miles, -...-
 FOR DEC. 2, 1883. Mean bar, go 75s; mean temp, 376; mean humid Max temp, 45 min. temp, ss.
 JH SHERMAN. sergt s. c. U. S. A. A minus sign Fl pref1xed to thermometer read ings indicates temperature below zero. ,a,o.4aa I A dash T-1 pfEfxed to rainfall ngureS lno1cdteS precipitation too small to measure. ..--- MINIATURE ALMANAC.
 DECEMBERs. 3. sgs RHz REsss z9s n0og sss RssH' H''T ils M-rn'
 BIRTHS. NEAICTn septhinrton Nov 30, a son to MT. and Mrs Stephen D. Neal
 MARRIAGES. MJJNsON-LANE-in North Haven, Nov 25. by the Rev. William Lusk. jr., George o. Munson, ,1 oI North Haven and Miss Ellen F. Lane, of North Guilford.
 DEATHS. MAGINNTs-fn Milford. Conn, Dec. 1, David c. Maginn s, aged 29 years.
 MARINE LIST. sREe PORT oFNEw HAVEN. x&FxA
 ARRIVED, DECEMBER 2. @ Sch Lunet, Swain, Calais, lumber to GoWer 6 Mansfield.
 SAILED, DECEMBER 2. Sch Charles Florence Baltimore. Sch H Weaver, Baltimore.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-03

GALESMEN-Smart active men to work six . hours day, and earn S10 to S15 weekly. Set dement's daily, weekly monthly, preferred. Also men to go to Waterbury and Bridgeport with holiday goods paying canvassers in other cities big wages. References Also few to work evenings. BOYLE BROS
 al St 1 Church Street
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001ants.

A YOUNG MAN competent to drive deliver A wagon, who thoroughly understands the car of horses. Reference required. WANTED,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-03

DY BOOKKEEPER. A good house can secure ID at small salary a competent, accurate, syste- matic bookkeeper and correspondent, with best of reference, by at once addressing J. E. K.,
 d2 3t* IF Wooster Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-03
rhe swain Court Martial

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-The Swain court martial held another unsuccessful session to- day. Argument on a motion for the Produc- tion of the books of Bateman & Go. occupied a greater part of the day and subsequently the termination of J. Stanley Brown.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-03
WANTED

SITUATIONS by two Swiss girls to do up stairs O work or general housework. Also by a strong boy, r years old, to make himself useful to learn a trade. Apply at -
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-03
E0R RENT.

SA STORE, corner State and Bradley street, NB;;i S2O month. Second floor of 4S4 Orcnara nt
 A#iII Street. SS a month. Whole house, 6 rooms, aI IS Bradley street, in good order. Inquire at 4S' Dixwen avenue. orocoNuA1T
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-03
FOR RENT,

AAA. FTRsTCLASs HOUSE on Howe street E:i;1 partly furnished, at reduced prlce hoi 'Aio Esil winter; possession at once. I,,o,,ire ali Money fo loan on improved property: 1nqulAo Q 0" "one NO 70 CHURCH STREET, ROOM :. sdyOffice open evenings from to $.
 l.. F. COMSTOCA.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-03
EOR RENT
FOR RENT,

. 4z117u ,,o,U Io,ses with eight rooms, $12. 50;
 fiI five tenements in houses with f1ve rooms, EsI!I 60: five tenements in new houses with three T,E nfV whole houses and forty tenements III various parts of the city.
 Houses and lots for sale all over the clCy'
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-03

<A FOR INVESTMENT, improved property. A E;ii.. dwelling house centrally located preferred. MAseessA No commissions paid to brokers middle men. All communications strictly confidential. Address A. B. C., Box 57.
 no21 eod6
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HOUSES AND FARMS.
HOUSES FOR sALE.
]. Mel Bassett, SIS Chapel Street;
EnW RENT

FOR RENT. hA 1s7 HENRY STREET, first floor; hot hot ana nc H5iiI ted m: S15 per month. Also second floor 137 Henry street $1O per month. The above rents are III Uii0 " A. NJ. HOLMES, -.4e 69 Church Street
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-03
President.
Church of the Messiah.

To-day the Connecticut Democratic elect ors will meet at the Capitol to cast their votes for President.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-03

cure a Good Home.
 MA ONE FAMILY HOUSE, 200 Atwater Greet t5;;iI uonse and barn. 29 Auburn street. TWO fam BgliI iIy house No il Clay street Two-family house. 460 Orchard street All t De sold low if sold within ten days Als2 TOT M It, first floor 7s Wool. sey street. first floor lo whal street; 115 Portsea street; 121 Portsea ST eet BIO Congress avenue ana second no0E SS Iburn street: .-,,, rUrU1ccr 69 CHUP( [Ld [LL41IETs TSTs A no15
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-03
Eor orSoJeorExchange,

, ERsT-CI,Ass BRICK HOUSE. fourteen F;;1 rooms. with all the Improvements at IocaGeu #eiII central: would exchange for smaller property that would rent well.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-03
FOR. RENT.

FOEg RENT,
 5 rooms on Chapel street, $15 per month. 5roohs on George street, near Church.
 "" FOR SALE,
 1ariolx bor1se 12 rooms all modern improvements, e ! n10 oI Hamilton street. Brick house on Artisan street, 4 900 Frame house and grocery store oa SS 0o0. rents for S384 Frame house on Hallock eef & TOO Nice lot on Martin street very cheap Tnt on Jackson street 50x120 for $85O Lot on ward Itroet tpe bx27 will be sold low Valuable property on Georpe street. near Church. at bargain. Money to loan in sums to suit ~~ THOMAS O'BRIEN & co
 800 CHAPEL STREET.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-03
FOR RENT.

hA On Lloyd street, pleasant tenement me- ooId 9I EtIil water for S16 per month. Tenements on fffe and Winter streets for $10 and S11 per montn SO Rriebt street for S1O and on Pardee and Haven streets for $7, S8 and S9.
 S.L. BLATCHLEY & SONS,
 I6 Exchange BuiId1ngs
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-03
Rannhlican Senators in Caucus.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Immediately after adjournment to-day the Republican senators apain went into caucus the readjustment of the committees After few minutes 5e1;baration it was decided to recommend tbA appointment of Senator M. Anderson, ot Nebraska, as chairman of the Committee on Printing, vice Anthony deceased.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-03
News by Telegraph FROM ALL QUARTERS. MARSHALS AT THE POLLS Political Sparring In
 The House. IA BATTLE OF TONGUES. Sharp Words About
 EIectioneering. pLNRAL MARRIAGE IN UTAH. A Report On The Mormon
 Problem.
PLURAL MARRIAGE IN UTAH.
Do1NGs AT THE CAPITAL.

BO4NG1S All IE6H$ CAFAAAAs
 
 An fntefesttiig Review of the HosPf-
 tai Service.
 w.sH1NGTeN. Dec. 2.-Surgeon General Hamilton of the Marine hospital service has submitted his annual report, which shows that during the year past A, Fl patients re- ceiyed relief from this service, of whom 13 Oz8 were treated in hospitals and 31, 763 at dispensaries. The substitution by the last Congress 6f duties on tdhhage if place ot the bosuftal tax as means of supporting tn1s service, the report says, is likely to prove in adeouate and deficiency of S175,OO0 IS now indicated. During the year seventy-elght cases of smallpox were reported, of "nlch fhirty-six died, forty recovered and two re- noained under treatment at the close of +be year, I've hundred and thlr- teen cases of frost bite were treated during the same period The erecVlon of new hospitals at Cairo, H., Cincinnati, O., New Orleans and Baltimore mas pro- crossed SO far that the hospitals at New Or IIsans and Cincinnati will soon be ready for occupancy. Quarantines are still retained at Shin Island. at Sapello Sound, at the en- trance to Chesapeake bay and Delaware breakwater Though the system ot inspect inp marine hospitals as to contiguous olseases has been satisfactory. Surgeon General M Hamilton says: Improved machinery is need ed for the purpose of thoroughly disinfeoting careoes and vessels with the least possible de tention as pointed out in recent artlcLe .1 pS l the Tresident of the board of health of the | State of Louisiana. The service in general If still conducted as it has been for centuries and labor and time saving appliances have not been introduced. The danger to the Uni Jl ted States by yellow four has been less thl' wear than usual because of the efficient Patro | of the coast by the revenue cutter service. | bosnital for sick and disabled seamen IS rec | a,1Ioanded to be erected at New York. | h11can Senators in Caucus.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-03
+aam has returned to New Haven.

Summary y-November 1884. Monthly mean barometer, 30 o6O inches Ei.1hesi barometer 0476 inches, lSSd) Lowest barometer, go. .452 inches C2oth). Sftbiyy MoIlti,iiy mean temperature 40.6 degrees. Highest Iiif temperature, 6s degrees, Gs3dl; Lowest temperature, 17.5 degrees GS9tn,, Jdo.oos Monthly range of temperature. A degrees Mean daiiV range of temperature, 185 degrees Monthly mean humidity, 73 per cent Total monthly movement of wind 5667 ,iI1 niles 5ss HTexirnIIm hourly velocity of wind A miles V'u) RaaI RIan bonrIV R Velocity of wind, miles, Nnn1ber of clear days, 15
 Number of fair days, g.
 Mean eU daily cloudiness, QO representing totaity) Number of days on which rain # fell l,dsos lS 1otal iii'ii'Ai' P J. H. SHERMAN,
 -, .Asoa Observer.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-03
Turkeys and Chickens For Thanksgiving Week.


 1n noo lbs of the finest country Turkeys and Chickens ever shown in the city.
 The finest Turkeys full dressed aL SSc'
 The finest Ducks full dressed at 2Zc
 The finest Chickens full dressed at l1c.
 The finest Goslings full dressed at 17c
 We claim the above poultry is as me 2 lSG as @ w as ever shown in New Haven. Ceiih oAiA S0o '~- E chasing elsewhere. o, .- L,oh
 Finest Cape Cod Cranberries at 16c quart.
 Extra fine large kiln dried Sweet Potatoes ooc pk-
 Extra fine Early Rose Potatoes 65c. bllshel. o
 fine lot of white and yellow Turnlps % ana 4oc' bushel II,
 Worlds of the finest Raisins.
 Fine bunch table Raisins lSc ID. T,
 Fine Sultana Seedless Ra1s1ns 1oc. ID'
 Fine Ondura RaisinS 12c. lb.
 New I,egborn Citron at 35c. ID. New table Figs, extra nice, at 15c ID. New Shaker Apple Sauce, 10 lb. palls 9Oc. ,o & boxes of extra fine Florida Oranges at only SOc' dozen. .. r,oos eso dozan Worlds of Baldwin and Greening Apples at Sl.'o Fine Malaga Grapes large and in perfect bunch es at 16c. lb- Cash does the business with Give us trlaI and find how much you can save by buying youl | goods of
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-03

List ofAdvertIsed Letters. 1is+ of letters remaining unclaimed in the New Haven postofflce Dec. 3d, 1884
 LADIES' LIST. H-Maud F. Baker. ~ cnou,, Rridoat Courtney, Miss B. Clarkson. 1,o,,oo,a 1i,n,are F-Annie Field Kate Fowler "' heoecc@ ifoi 9 H-EIla M Hartford. .u 4-Angelica Livingston Mary M. Lewis P-Mrs E. s. Pardee. | T-Eva Thomas
Morning journal and courier., 1884-12-03
NnD nRNT

FOR RENT @A HOUSE Ne. 143 of the brick block east slde #: of College street. between Wal ana GToHe @ , dAsEELe51 1eltS ~ Rh Orange Street.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03

made np by losses of 1862 1s1 coin and $270,951
currency The day operations covered: Receipts,
Sl,1242 4223 payments 1857 ,362; currency
balance $40 S77.97l; com balance, SllG,6l6,lO7
Money was easy at 2l2d3 per cent all day and 30
closed The domestic exchanges on New York at
interior poiuts practically ale unchanged from the
last printed quotation.
The Clearing-House statement to-day was as
follows: Exchanges, $109, 743,6O1j balances,
SG,904,475.
The United States Treasury AT Washington TO-
day received $4,000 National bank notes Tor
redenption The customs receipts were S43l,239
and the internal revenue receipts S226,05O.
The foreign exchanges are quiet and steady az
previous quotations for business as follows: Bankers
bills 81 sl2i and - s43i for long and short sterling
respectively: 5.242i and 5:2O4 for francs pas
and 80 / for reichmarks 30 and 4Ol tor gders;
on January 1, 1854 compared with that OF
December / 1888
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
THE PETROLECH MARKET
NV. .YORK Jan 9.

NV UI.At J ll =.
The monthly report of the development work
in She oil fields in December 1883 shows many more
buii,h than bearsh features The number Of wells
completed was 261 decline from November Of 6s The
new production amounted III barrels in December.
or Os6 barrels less than in November and the amount
smaller than the production in any month last year,
except January and February. From the highest figures
for septemberJ the decline to l,js9 barrels.
The average per wen Cl 92lOO the smallest Of the
year. the highest average (2s Is barrels having ben
reached in March The wells drilling last month show 4
decrease from November Of 3D. and the only unfayorabe
change from November Il Increase OF 10 In the num-
Der Of rigs up and building The field report for each
month OF 1883 IL shown in the following tables
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
nexed are the closing quotations.

State b onds were dull the only sales were of
small lots of Tennessee Gs at 37l4. OF City Bank
stocks Metropolitan sold at l49 and New-York at
IG3.
The principal item Of interest in the foreign news
of to-day is the decline il sterling exchange at
Paris to 2llj for the {, which is close 10 the rate
which will take gold from the Bank Of England
ntLe London Stock Exchange British Conso!s
were L higher at 100 1916. United States Is
were steady at l274 and 4l2s were Is lower at 49,
American railways were irregular but generally
were lower, following after Monday lower market.
The Bank of England lost ESQ 900 bullion on bal
ance.
The market for railroad bonds presented no new
general features While there were marked excep-
tions. prices usually were weak. Enc second con-
soils declined from 81 b 10 S. and recovered to 3D.
Chesapeake and Ohio frsts, series b. were on a TO
96. and the currency Gs were l. lower at AZ. Can
ada Southern first 5s sold interest at 30 IL
a decline of T. West Shore and Buffalo 1s sold
ex interest at G46G7 66a, a final gain of - per
cent. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy debenture
5s were up L. at 02 l., but North western deDenture
5s were off Il at 92lo Northern Pacific frsts were
higher at IOllsalOl7s ex interest, and Oregon
Railway and Navigation frsts were steady at IO2A
a 1913 eY-iuterest. Oregon and Trduscontincnial
trsts declined to 799i. Texas and PacInc incomes
were weak at 10 Il y, against i7ls the last preyi-
sale. 49,, 90,
The sub Treasury to-day lest on balance 1888, ,l39,
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
CLOSING PRICES or PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
Eeported Oh JOHy II. DAVIS q Co. y Wqig.
MEDNEsDAY. Jan. o-P. VI.

. .
The general list at the head of this column re-
fleets a dull stock market aud the general opinion
Of traders both great and small, that the year
should be opened with some advance in prices. Be
youd that today's dealings possess no significance.
The report of the committee the affairs and con-
dition of the Oregon and Transcontinental Com
panv was the subject of discussion and of various
kinds of comments The price Of the stock, which
ranged from 293s 70 317sa31la, against 304 on
Monday. shows, however, that its effect has not
been to restore confidence materially. The
report is particularly unfortunate in failing to in
cludc the amount Of the cOmpany's bonded debt,
with a list Of the securities that pledged for
collaterals against II. The value Of these collate-
rails may exceed or be- less than the amount of the
bonds issued and, hence may be an item of credit
or Of debit against the capital stock Of the COM
pany. The market generally opened at lower
figures than the closing prices Of Monday; but
after that there was a gradual hardening Of values
that, almost without exception, leaves to-night's
last figures from l. TO l2 per cent higher than Mon
day. The total transactions, which amount 20
82j.592 shares, are I21OOO shares less than the
business Of Monday.
Government bonds were dull and weak; the first
bids show decline of Il for al the gold issues An
nexed are the closing quotations.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-gY TELEGRAPH.

EAST LIBERTY Jan 2Canle- Receipts, 475 bead market
active Prime, So Is 20 81 Fair % Good, Is Zja Com
mon, 81 0S4 80.
HogsReoopts $50 head; market active; Philadelphia,
20 Z5DSb -; Workers, s. 81 Ns5 -.
Sh's2-KecePts LiOu head; market actlve Prime g %
dS5 90; Fair To Good - 5OdSJ; Common 81 81 80.
BGFEALo Jan Z-Canls-Kecepts today 100 bead; for
week thus lar $500; for 34Oo med
through 23 cars good demand and prices shade higher;
Good to Choice steers, - 7Ods6 IO Light % FAIR - 81
s. 45 all sold.
Stsep-Recepts to-day, 500 head; for week thus far
llOOO for same time last week 1000; consigned through
cars market quiet and weak but about al sod, Pair to
Good Western, - - AS; no very good here
H0Qs-kecepts to-day, 5000 bead; fOI week thus far
1900; FOR time last week > 900; consigned through
80 cars market du Good 70 Choice YOrkers IS Is 0<B
Light Mixed - 55aSj 6j; Good Mediums % lOaso 3j /;
81. LOUIS Jan 2Hogs higher but very quiet; sales 70
shippers s. 70 25 sales TO butchers and pcuators
Sj 35 s. 20. Receipts since SATURDAY. 5000 Shipments
2jOO.
Cdi>-Recepts l20O shipments 300; all gOOf grades ffm
and wanted: slow; Exporters, -6 3JQ Is b Good
Choice, 50 1896 Light 10 Fair IS so; Common to
Medium - 4U0fi lj Colorado Steers ~ 25QSj JO Cows
and Heers g JOa4 60; stockers and Foeiers s. $40
S. %; Texans, 50 80 IS.
Shcep-Rcepts 900; shipments ZOO; Rest grades
and wanted; Fair 10 Good s. 2j a. Common 10 Medium,
J0Q-3
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
SLIDE FIGHTING IN DENTER.

DENVER, Col, Jan. "A lively free fight
between Slade Of the John L. Sullivan Combination and
some local celebrities occurred here this morning All
were drunk They were lockedup. Sullivan ran into the
American House and asked for revolver The proprie
tor smith refused it, when Sullivan attempted 10 take II
by force. Mr. smith, revolver in hand, drove him out Of
he house.
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03
,.r.li-n stncls Llrernonl. Erg.
F,9TT saa, ann 5a. Tny' s57oO s1o575 8G45l83
stock I'm store in BROOKLYN and Jersey city Gram
r-lrlnnLs.s In raIWcE Ngnters ON certIncate.
r-otoI hush 1tOl2gO6 lIjl7,53O q42I93I II 600


PRoVIsIONS-PORK-A tie West shows advance OF
little d0ng and prices show important change sales go
NILS Mess private quoted at 70 2 and 20
bbs. CIesr Back Si7 7j0-lS 81 spot Mess quoted at
ala 7Idel5 25 Family Mess, SO 2Jd-l6 Clear Back,
81 5OG-ig: Extra Prime, Sl3 jO0 Sl3 15-.--.-BEEF
Continues 0u.t bat firm. City Extra India Mesa.
in barrels md sI7 ierces; Plate Beet Sl2 g.. BEEF
HAM, were steady unchanged, quoted at S23 5Ou
a. 3 - CUT MEATS fair with only a very moderate
trade 900 Picked Beirs j. 70 average, az t3ic;
900 Picked SOuldT. 0o7-; 900 Picked Hams II II
1000 Fresh elrs, 52c; loo Fresh Il ans, sc city
smoked shoulders - aud smoked Hans Pa be-.
TpUT Is dull wholly nominal Long and short Clear af
and half West and resale here Of 90 boxes
Long lear at DRESSED HOGS 2c. higher
and In good demand quoted at 7o07c for city Heavy 10
Tiglt and Pgs - LARD the temper stronger
t"9av prices are up the options H05 points closing
ate1dv 0r trde the outside speculation
s and cash trading dnmp0rtant The advance due 70
h more receipts Of Hogs and the ght deliveries
In te West grades short quoted 35c bid 01Uc
asked -acs-7 January 9lOd9 l6c closing, 9lOG
gl4c lOuO February, BIS aS2Gc, closing aC O2OG
bloc JOJ March, 9-jc closing az J21 az soc; $50 cs
Aur g2649 3OC closing at 927G92~ci l,jJO tCs May.
,es IS tca 5c Refined dull; Continent quoted 945c
S1utb American 965.-- UTTER-Strctly choice stock
has moderate sale at full price, otherwise the feeling
fame .CHEESE-Fine grades are doing little better;
Medium aud lower qualities qnet and steady Choice
Eastern l3aaI34c Selections tO the trade l3
trading state and Pennsylvania, 2oc Western, Southern
ana , auaGa, a3sCi Lined, p a22l2c.
STEARINE-Dul and weak. sAes-O'O D City Lard at
@ g-l gc. and 900 ID OIalgariue at o sc.
TALLOW-Fair and mOderattvey actiyei Prime City
quoted al = &c. sales $1,000 e at 9-IGG Sc
New-York tribune., 1884-01-03

were tey 20 carried Ordinary sheep sold
a96 &C. and Common 20 Prime Lambs al g. 7Oa 81 Del
100 n, with ! carload Of 30 u Canadas At 7sc;
Hume Mullen sOd IS state Lambs 81 b. at &c 73 do,
Is b at $50 III Pennsyyania sheep and Lambs 81 To- at
&c q state Sheep as N &c 2O5 dO 10 TO- sj O8 q
per 100 H. and Is do 100 h. at Sc.
HalenDecK DAVIS sold anada Lambs 81 - &c; 1877
Northern Canada do 6j n at 40 70 222 Michigan sheep,
and Lambs, ~ H. sc; 429 do s5 70, North
ern Canada do. lO4 n, at &c
Walsh, Kirby & Co sold 2O3 Common sheep and Lambs
II n, at 49,c less so.
Dlelback Dewey sold l53 Canada Lambs q b at $50,
less 80 2}3 do 10 n, at 6c lS3 DO 20 h at l33 DO
80 ~ at 1c 205 Western sheep few Lambs 81 r. at &c
40 dO I2 p az &c less S5 200 do q n at &C. less So 20
do, s. b at &c less 90, and lOi DO. 81 b A. 4a,c
J. y. PidCOck sold lS4 Ohio sheep, 80 10, Jisc 1886
Western DO, - H. az &c.
8 Kase sold AZ Jersey and Bucks l23 d. &c;
l0t Kentucky sheep, lOl To, at 51ac
J. r sadler q Co. sold 3ji Western Ewes, ll5 lbs at
50 3lL
Newton Gillet sold $50 Pennsylvania Lambs % lbs at
6l2c l2j Pennsylvania Sheep (2ny Ewesl 90 DO, at Sc
HOGSR Receipts yesterday and to-day % Of 1871
head2s cars at Jersey city and 81 cars at Othst No
Live Hogs t0ay but the feeling just about steady
and common 10 prime may be quoted at So 3JUfj 50