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continue to interest the masses. Mir. William G. Dickinson, of this city, was the first speaker. Belle Howard gave very fine recitation and MT. William Haskell, of Hart ford. sang two solos creditably, after which he gave one of the best of temperance lec- lures. MT. Haskell Is good speaker and an orater of the John B. Cough order, and his discourse last evening, which clearly illus tratsd the force of habit, was interspersed with pleasing anecdotes. Mir. Haskell is an entertaining and pleasant speaker who may be sure of cordial welcome if he will con- sent to deliver another address for the Good 6Rmaritans. On next Sunday evening Pro- lessor Barbour, of Yale college, will speak and Kitty O'DonnelI will sing. The music by Thowas' orchestra is one of the at- krackiona
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w IAN AGOs A SITUATION by c respectable girl to do second "A work. Good references. OaIi at
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Illinois.

A Remarkable Feat Roller Skates.
 GENEsEo, April 13.-The most remarkable fsat of endurance ever performed by roller skater took place at the rink here yesterday. Victor w. Clough skated one hundred miles in nine hours and fifty minutes fer a purse of $25. He has had but very little training and when the purse was offered him to skate one hundred miles in ten hours no one supposed he could do so. To accom- plish the feat he had to make two thousand circuits of the rink. When he left the aink his pulse was 120, his muscles were numb nd he was nearly exhausted.
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THE WEST.
Missouri
Denounced by an AccompIiee-A gtngu

Denounced by an AceompIiee-A s1ngu-
 lar Story if True.
 ST. LOUIS, April 13.-At Grant City, Worth county, Mo, Henry Harris was ar rested yesterday, charged with the murder of Robert McCord, in warrant sworn out by Samuel McAtlee. McAtlee. who has just besa released from the penitentiary, tells 8 most remarkable story, the substance of which is that McGord, who was killed about three years ego, met death at the hands of Harris; but that bargain was made whereby MCAtlee, though innocent, allowed himself to be coneicted and sent to the penitentiary He adds shat he was paid $2oo, and was promised more when he got out of the peni- tentiary. Now that he has obtained his lib- erty. under the three -fourths rule for good behavior, Harris has failed to fulfill his prom ise, hence the disclosure and arrest.
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 ysNRE United States law to protect animals during transportation by rail provides tiIst, when they carried ih in which they be fed w4tered and have rest, its requirement that animals aha be unIoaded every 29 hours, then have a of 5 hours thal not apply to animals in such The cars so FAR AS oBEYED by the Railroad Ces and its existence enforcement Of the hLst neces sity while the common stock are used. but the reloading At the stepping places is attended with much cruelty it being naturally hard to get the poor creatures back into caIs where they have already 30 suffered, without blows, worse.
 To meet this want of an improved car the Aneri- cRn Humane Association offered prize of five thou sand dollaEs ($5,00O) for such g in ss0, to stimulate the Inventive ability of the country One should be given to the Association, that the might be offered to the railroad companies by it free
 But the owners of the best inventions decided not to compete for the prize, thinking that their would prove more valuable to them than the five thousand dollars. Accordingly, the prize could not be awarded The offer, however, csused the cOnstruc ticn Of MEET REQUIREMENTS LAW, and tn trustees of the fund take this way of making known the fact to Officers, Directors and Humane People whose hearts have been touched by
 Gold medals have been given to the persons and companies named below. The name are given in the order that the several cars were examined.
 A. c. MATTER, Chicago, Illinois.
 ". STUART HUETER, BelleYille, Canada.
 J. NJ. LINcoLN, Providence, Rhode Island.
 MONTGOMERY PALACE CAR Co, New York City
 BURToN STOCK CAR Co.,, Boston, Massachusetts
 THolAs CLARKE, TrurJ. Nova Scotia.
 JOHN ". STREET, Chicago, Illinois.
 So lorg as the common car is used, the words cf Senator McPherson, of New Jersey, will continue true: q declare ths live stock traac to be one long and uninterrupted line of suffering from the West ths East" The sanitary objections also Of the gravest character.
 The great success of refrigerator lessening the number of animals transported alive; but there must always remain such . traffic in them as to make the improved psrmanent necessity.
 To avoid all misrepresentations the subject, we add that neither the Association any its ofcerH have pecuniary interest in any of the CATS above rauned.
 EDWIN LEE BROWN,
 Chicago, III, Trustees of Car Prize MRS EMILY V. APPLETON, Fund of Araerican ABRAHAM FIRTH, Humane Association, Boston, Mess,
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Oregon.
A Murderer Commits su1ctae.

NAUEusFeE
 PORTLAND, April 13.-James Finlayson, aged IT, under indictment for murder in the first degree committed suicide last evening by hanging himself in his cell at the jail at Albany, Oregon. He murdered his grand mother with an axe about four months ago. Upon his trial last month he WAS found guil- ty, but the verdict was set aside and a nsW trial ordered on account of the diequalifca- tion of one of the juriors.
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MEXICO.

A Million B Ysar-The President Piles mp
 Riches 1n OEce-RevOlutIon t2 the
 Air.
 LAREDO, Texas, April 13.-The rumors rife of threatened revolution throughout Mexico are about assuming a tangible shape. The causes are the large moReyed conces- sions granted to American railroads, the action Of the government on the nickel question ordering the base coin landed and the repudiation of certificates of deposit or return nickels; the passage of the stamp act requiring twelve cent stamp on all articles offered for sale notwithstanding the previous exorbitant custom house tax; the failure to pay the soldiers of the regular army, result ing in thorough demoralization. the troops at Monterey throwing down their arms and deserting in squads because they are starv- ing in the garrisons, together with charges of corruption openly brought against the President, who is now worth four million dollars, although poor when he went into office four years ago. General Trevino, the idol of Northern MeIi- co, was waited upon at Laredo last night by delegation of leading citizens on his return from Europe three months in advance of the time set by the political bargain made be- tween him and ex-President Diaz, the present candidate for the presidency at the approaching June election. The significance placed on his premature return at this critical moment i5 that while he will not countenancs revolution he is prepared to enter the field as candidate for the presidency.
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LOOMS TEMPLE OF MUSIC. MATHUSHEK PIANO FORTES.

Our sales of this Piano has been un- T,recedented, and far eXcels that or any nfher first-cIass instrument in the Tnarket, Out of the hundreds that we have sold there is not one to our know edge that has not given entire saCls- faction Fifteen years experience ID seIIinsg this Piano leads us to say that. if yOH buy one you will never nave cause to regret it, and the fact that we sell on a very small margin for cash or installment enables the masses to pos ~ FIRST-CLASS
 MUSICAL INSTRUM MENT.
 Tbe Wilcox x White Organs ranks among the v n give entire satisfaction Sold low cash nsalmen but little and will sell very ow one steinWay one da
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A GOOD carriAgs blaeksmiah and one painter o, A light carriage work. Apply tO '-'''- VI
 G. E. CLOSE
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A Scandal High Life,

CLEVELAND. April 14. = Society here is scsndalized by the announcement of the sep sration from each other of Mir. and Mrs. Fred Mussey. Thelady is daughter of ex- Governor Foster. Mussey was once private secretary to the governor. The exact cause of the separation is unknown, but it is con jectured to be the somewhat irregular fife of the husband
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he had recently undertaken to contribute series of tales to Harper's Magazine, which were ts be followed by studies of Biblical percentages. These last were unique in con- ception, az is shown by the preliminary sketch of some of them which he had pre- pared The last words from his pen will first appear in America.
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MRa. R. HOTMEg

sess. IS located at SAyin Rock, Beach street, cor H<Sss5 ner Summer. Rooms may be engaged now for Es1 the summer season, or temporarily. Also 6 bapu for rent Ai60
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Indiana
A tilted Lover Commits Suicide

tilted Lover Commits Suicide. WABASH, April 13.-Vietor Schuyler, a well known young man of North Manchester, was tilted recently by Miss Nellie Eioholtz. Last night he bade farewell to his friends and jumped from the railroad bridge into Eel river. He left note explaining the reason fnr tha ack
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France.

Foreigners ia League with Dyna1n1rsrs.
 PARIS, April 14 The newspaper organ of M. Waldeck- Rousseau, minister of the in- terior, confirms the statement that foreign CTS residing in Paris. inclzding several Gers mans, are maintaining connection with the .dynaRite plotters in England.
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HORACE P. HOADLEY, HOadIsy Bldg.
 40 Church Street.


 FOR SALEo
 $es THE property 21 Baldwin street. House ksIS contains IS rooms, city water on both floors E<Sgz Lot 50x140, ample rooD1 for driveway and barn. Part of the purchase money remain on mortgage if desired. Immediate possession. Inquire at 303 CHAPEL STREET, Rooom 15. mI5tF E. L. Bassett.
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,s4sA, A PLACE Iocated in the center of East #55fss Haven; two acres of ground and plenty of Esis fruit trees within i've minuteB' walk of the s. HEMINGWAY SONS,
 .Hs East Haven.
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Russia

Portions of the Book of Isaiah.
 ST. PETERSBURG, April 1s.-Dr. Harkavy, who is examining certain rules of vsllum purporting to be scriptural records, has found among them portions of the book of Isaiah. He thinks the veIlums are about one fhnnsand raars old
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Grant and LfncOIn-A Plan Looking to
 Their minasiOn.


 Their Nomination.
 BOSTON, April 13--A Washington special to the Herald says: An organized movement is on foot looking to the nomination of Grant and Lincoln at Chicago. There is positive information upon which to base 8 definite statement Republican Congress men who will influence the delegates which are to go to Chicago have been sounded within the last few days as to their will lingness to join in such movement. Some who were believed to be favorable to it were spoken to more plainly. A perfect under standing exists 1t is understood between Logan and Grant. The former is fighting as much for prestige as for the presidency. He wants to succeed himself in the Senate. Lincoln will be his principal competitor. It will be good thing for him at once to break Blaine and nona- mate Grant and remove Lincoln from his path. He will be prepared to turn over his strength to Grant and Lincoln just as soon as he is convinced that he cannot win. Grant is candidate and his friends will do all they can for him. It is on the programme now to have meetings like that held here last night all over the country and to have Grant and Logan and Lincoln at ss many as possible. Grant is to be kept well before the meetings of ex-Confederates too.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-14

A Million B Ysar-The President Piles mp
 Riches 1n OG1ce-RevOlutIon fa the
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Twerty-three houses in various parts Of the city and ranging in price from $6S to $500 per year. Also twenty tenements ranging in price from $4 10 $25 per month-
 Money to loan Gt and per cent. interest in sums to suit, on first mortgage security.
 Western and southern farm mortgages bearing and per cent. interest constantly hand for sale In every instance payments have been made prompt
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As4s. THE House 12s High street, corner of Wall.
 ,,IIa Lot 23xI2Sx feet For particulars inquire on ssis a4I2t THE PREMISES.
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FOR BALE,

 TEE House No. 283 Orchard street to 8 small Siisa family. Rent SIS per month. SgsJ R. G. RUSSELL, aEff 334 Chapel street.
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NEW ENGLAND.
Massachusetts.
An Eccentric ohnraoter's win.

Am Eccentr1c Ch&Facter7s VIII.
 NORTHAMPTON. April 13.-Caleb Cooley Dickinson a well known eccentric man of wealth, who used to go about wrapped in heavy cloak and wearing on his head a woman's large plush hat with '1ond' ef- fgy of bird on it's front, left 8 will at his death directing that about $1oO, 900 be de- voted to the founding of hospital in this city for the indigent sick of this city, Hat field where he iVed) and WhatsIey The will Is to be contested on the ground of in sanity at the coming term of the Supreme court. Over one hundred witnesses have been summoned.
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West Haven

The Republicans of West Haven will meet at Linsey's Fall Friday evening, April 18th, 1884, at 730 o'clock to appoint delegates to the State conven- ton at Hartford April 18th, 1884
 Per committee
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f1AA GOOD rich farm, 50 acr 8, eituated il EFssH North Haven, on the Northford turnpike, 2v' ksii miles from New Haven. Plenty of good fruit we'll watered, good woodland; good large house anG barn. Also several good horses for sale we 1nY1t' inspection. Apply to HENRY OLooA-
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xEA A MEDIUM Aizsd house at 105 Park street ES,..d from May list; house has modern improve ElI ments. For further particulars inquire on
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Hong Hoa Taksn by tho French.

Hong Hoa Taken by tho French. PAR1s, April 1s.-GsneraI Millot telegrephs
 that the French troops have captured Hong Hoa after six hours bombardmsnt. The
 town was in flames and the enemy retreated,
 burning several villages on their march toward the interior.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Gaod san,ars.nnz.

Another lsrga audience was present at Psck'a Grand Opera House last evening, proving that the varied attractions which are offered at these meetings by President Albee
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POLITICAL.
Hamden,

Republicans of the town of Hamdsn are requested to meet at Warmers Hall on Wednesday April 18th, at o'clock D. to appoint delegates to the State convention to be held in Hartford the 2ad of April, 1884. Per order committee.
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A Cottage to Rent on the East
 Shore

5A One Of the largest, best located, and most de-
 sis sirable cottages at Morris Cove nearNew Haven
 ksSa to rent for the It has large kitchen (witn water brought in), dining and sitting room and six large sleeping rooms well furnished There is also 8 good barn belonging with it. Apply 10 H. STEVENS, at the office of the G. F. WARNER MFG. co, 2l2 East street, New Haven. a14 tf
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2OarA anN 2ouuls.
BOARD ANn ROOnaa.

SdR A few gentlemen be sccornso6ated yvftl. EI5 hrstolass board and pleasant rooms with rnod- -E1EsA- eEn improvements. Locality second ko uaue In the city. Terms moderate. Apply ct
 70 Ina- 56 WOOSTER PIAOE.
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No Trouble Daring sne Holidays,

OITY OF MEuoo.-BHsiness is not yet gen. orally resumed owing to the religious holi- days. A few stores opened yesterday and 8 general reopening is expected tomorrow. All danger of trouble has passed. No dis turbances have taken place in the whole republic during the difficulty. The modifca- tions which the government is willing to grant will satisfy the merchants and settle all misunderstanding.
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Rnard nf Cnnnnilrrnnr,

Board of COuncifmon. FTNo the Sheriff of the City of New Haven Greeting A You are hereby required to warn the Board of Cuuncimen of said city to meet at the Chamber o1 the Board fin said city, on Monday, the 14th dAy of April, 1884, at T30 o'clock D n.
 Given under my hand this 10th day of April, 1884. HENRY G. LEWIS, Mayor.
 Theforegoingis a true copy of the original war rant. Attest, THOS. O. HOLLIS.
 a14 It City Sheriff.
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Seats in St. ThOrnass (yhurc11

FFNHE committee for assigning seats in this ehurcb U hereby notify the present seat holders that tba seats now occupied by them respectively win be ss signed them for the ensuing year, at present yaIna ton, unless the occupants shah give notice t fba committee of their desire to change or reIinGnsb m their seats.
 The committee will be in attendance at the cburch Easter Monday at half-past ten a. n and rersons Rhe have not already given such notice nav f6an e SO. Psraona not now seat-holders may obtain sssts Y sisa Sas aA1' ''n'' sX ORDER OF THE YEsrRY.
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SOLID BARGAINS.
 Here are some: Boys Suits, 4 to II sizes, .S2 % Knee Pants, 4 to II sizes, .5O Shirt Waists, 4 to i I sizes, .25 Men'a Salts. S3 to A sizes, 800 Boys Pants, 9 to IF yrs, 100 Boys Suits, 9 to Is yrs, $50 OVeralls and Jumpers, .SS AEa the Good Styles
 AEk the New Patterns <! In Mems and Boys Spring and Summer Clothes ready to be seen, appreciated and pur chased.
 Spring 0yercNaes For Men, Young hHen and Boys. Prices end Styles Just Right.
 The Celebrated Star Shirt Waists, 75c., ,S1.O0, S1.35.
 The hand of welcome extended to rich and poor. NO distinction shown and no deception practiced. All wool goods at all wool prices. Cotton warp goods at cotton warp prices; and low prices for heths in
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court, |

DistrIct Of New Haven, ss. Probate Court
 April 12th, 1884. UPSTATE of ASAHEL BRADLEY. late of East Ha- kl vea in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district of New Haven hatA limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for tha creditors said exhibit their claims for sEttlsment Those he neglect to present their accounts, properly attested within said time will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate requested to make immediate pay ment to F. HAYDEN TODD, s14 2dw1t* Administrator.
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EASTER CARDS, The place to buy EASTER CARDS Is at NOR IT H R o P'S
 697 CHAPEL STREET.
 Just below the bridge.
Western nUnionB Building ,NewY York;.

NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS, RET WEEN NEW YORK. LIVERPOOL,
 QUEENSTOWN AND LONDON DIRECT. CAILING weekly from Pier S9. North River, New E9 York Are among the largest steamehips croes- ing the Atlantic. Cabin rates $50 to $70; ExcurEiqn S1O0 S12O out steerage $26 prepaid stesrags tickets $20. Being S1 lower than most other linear Ofnces 69 and 73 Broadway, New York. The new and fast sailing steamer "Amsrica" 6.5oj tons, building F. W. J. Hurst, Manager.
 Agents at New Haven, BU WE'LL & SCRANTON, W. FITZPATRICK. A. McAGLISTER, GEORGE M. DOWNES SON, E. DOWNES. all 73s
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[B. BOOTH, Auor1oNRER.1
NNEEE

A IL persons who answered an advertisement in A tbis paper under date of March i6, 1884, for "Equal Partner Wanted" and signed H. T., will hear of something to their advantage by addressing
 al4 1t1 ?. Q. BOX s2S, City.
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tSolrrnaI ail0 Coarisr.
SINGLE COPIES TWO cENTs.

DELIVERED BY CAnRnRs IN THE CTTY, 1s GENTS WEEK, 42 CENTS MONTH, $500 A YEAR. TIE SAME TERMS BY MAIL.
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gsd Gstafe.
EOR RENT.

&eAA A BRICK HOUSE of Il rooms, all improve 4zsid menfs, Howard avenue, near Howe street. -lEssd lrnished house on Orange street. Houses on Chapel, Exchange and AtwAssr streets, also on Howard, SsItonstali and Davenport avenues Tene- ments on Chapel. Kenaington, Wards Exchange, Pop lar and Saltonstan streets. Inquire of
 q. G. Sloan d Son.
 Room g, Benedict BufIdinRs
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Taants.
WANTEn-
WANTEn

SITUATION by . competent girl to do general "A housswork in private family. Good city a14 ass An4uile A' 9Os HAMILTON STREET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-25
legal Ncllres.

IN the matter of the application of The Broad
gay surface h@.r.ad 'omlfy iof the ,r'nti1tni -
three Commissioners q riorulIc whether lc fa4old de-
mentioned 20 the Arucesof association He'd Tor
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part IN eTe-ed whether the rJ-c drscuiel
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road. vi hr proposed come tons likewise
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meeting, such further TINS and place 70 which
adjourn. the s>ld commissioners public hearing
n2 ali Interested whether the sid railroad ought
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