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Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23

49, BRICK HOUSE of II rooms, all improve
#l iiH ments, on Howard avenue, near Howe street
lIU A Irpished house on Orange street. Houses
on Chapel, Exchange and Atwater streets. also on
Howard, Saltonstall and DavenEo avenues Tene-
meb ts on Chapel KeL sington, Ward, Exchange, Pop
lar and Saltonstall streets. Inquire Of
T.. c. Sloan II Son.
Room 3, Benedict Building.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23
MARYLAND.

Shot for shot-A Lively scrimmage Be
tween BrOthers-in-Law i'm Which One
is Fatal y Shot.
BALTIMORE, April 22.-CockeJ sville, Balti-
more county, was yesterday the scene of 3
shooting ARRAY between two brothers-in-law
Joshua Gill and Charles Brown, both promi-
nent citizens of that place. For years past
a bitter feud has existed between the men
and threats have been frequently made by
Brown against Gill. Yesterday Gill
drove past Browns house, when
the latter came out and called after
Gill to stop, at the same time discharging a
pistol at him. To this Gill paid no heed and
drove on. Brown was evidently bent OF
mischief for he laid in wait for his brother
in-law's return. It was two o'clock when
Brown spied Gill driving up the road
on his return home. AS he came
opposite Brown the latter opened fire
on him with his pistol. At the first shot
Gill leaped to the ground and drew his revol-
YER, but before he could use it second and
third shots were fred by Brown. Then
Gill began to shoot and with better aim
than his opponent. for at his second shot
Brown reeled and fell shot in the abdomen.
Gill, who was uninjured, then drove coolly
home. Browns wounds will likely prove
fatal. Gill delivered himself up to the au-
thorities in the evening
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.

Witness Walsh In Washington.
WARRINGTON, April 22.-John A. Walsh
arrived in the city tonight with Messrs. Ker
and Brewster Cameron. He will call on the
President Tomorrow and take the stand
against William Pitt Kellogg Tuesday next.
A Court of Inquiry-Th0 Charges Against
Judge Advocate General swain stO be
Investigated.
WASHINGTON, April 22.-Sscretary Lincoln
to-day addressed letter to the President
reviewing the charges preferred against
Judge Advocate General Swain by the
banker Mr.. Bateman, the subsequent wish-
drawal and General Swaim's explanation.
in which he recommends the appointments of
a court of inquiry to examine and report the
facts and give their opinion thereon. The
recommendation was approved and the fol-
lowing detail for the court ordered: Major
General John Pope, q. s. A.. Brigadier Gen
eral Christopher G.. Augur, o. s. A.;
Quartermaster General Dslos B. Sackett In
spector General o. s. A. Major Robert N.
Scott, Third artillery, will act as judge advo-
cate and recorder of the court. The court
will meet in the city of Washington, D. c.,
Monday, May 5, 1884.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23
Austria.

Cursing the Galiows-A Startling
Scene at the Vienna Hangings.
VIENNA, April 22.-The execution OF
Schenck and Schlossarek was witnessed
by $50 persons, including many mem
bers Of the foreign embassies. Several
ladies applied for admission including the
Princesses Metternich. Hohenlohe and
Colbury. SchIossarek was hanged first. He
trem aled with fear as the moment approach
ed and broke into til
rade of curses upon Schenck
for having led him into trouble.
He cried out affectingly, Dear Christians
forgive me! Does no one forgive me?
Am I damned?" The attending priest
tried to pacify the man and
kissed him uttering consoling words. "God
save my poor wife," cried the victim as he
was swung off. He struggled violently
for eight minutes before death came.
Schenck walked to the scaRold smilingly and
with springing step. He kissed
the priest unconcernedly, saying ''Give my
love 10 my wife" He glanced
at the horrible sight presented by his fellow
victim without apparent emotion. The fatal
word was then given and his body dangled
in the air. He died in minutes without a
struggle,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23
NEW YORK.
heath OF Alyin y. johnson,
WASHINGTON, April 2:

AEuI4M RU4AMBWWs
NEW YoRK, April a2.-The death, at the
age of ffty-eight years, of Alvin ]. Johnson
is announced. Mr.. johnson has been well
known for many years as an enterprising
publisher of maps, and chiefly in connection
with Johnson's Oyclop@iia. the first volume
of which appeared in 1875. Thiseyclopadia,
the most important of Mr.. Johnson's enter
prizes, was dedicated to bis lifelong friend
Horaee Greeley. Mr.. Johnson's Arst ven
ture in New York wss about 1850, when he
bought out the business Of Cotton, the map
publisher. For many years MIR, Greeley
lived in Mr.. JohAsop's house, and Mrs.
Greeley died there Mr.. Johnson was an
unfiring worker and one of the shrewdsst
organizers of the book-canvassing business in
the country.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23

]. H. BREWER, M. @,
Vice President and Secretary
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23
FIRE RECORD.

A Big Fire in Landon-Tave Persons
KILLED by Failing Walls.
LONDON, April 23-4 a. m.-Ap extensive
FIRE is in progress in London. Five persons
have been killed by falling walls.
5a m.-The fire broke out in the Bell
restaurant and public house in the Old
Bailey opposite the entrance to the central
criminal court. 1t is believed the flames will
be confined to that building. The hotel was
a very old one and was principally patronized
by witnesses attending the court
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23
FOR RENT.

49, THE first door of No. 40 Liberty street,
..11H foor rooms all the modern improvements. APP
iid ply at NO 453 CHAPEL STREET,
ai8tf Carriage Mandatory. @. B. Demarest.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23
dHmds.

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~ erence. Apply at
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23
EGYPT.

A Panic at Cairo-Ths Rebels Advancing
Upon KOrOsO.
CA1Ro, April 22.-Berber is invested by the
rebels who are also advancing upon the
Koroso and hold the line of communication
between Egypt and the Soudan. There
is almost a panic in government circles
here. Unbar Pasba, prime minister, declares
he will resign. General Wood is hurryipg
the preparations for relief expedition
which it is now believed will start next week
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23

A SITUATION in private family by a young
stands the care of horses and gardening Gan 1--WE
good references. ApplyNt e
AL St. Ct wATIAoE srpuzr
" ANTED.-Ladies aud gentlemen. we fnrnJs6
w light worn at your own homes sent bv rnai1
any distance you can make 81 to SIS 9 day; no can
WASHING; no misrepresentation; have q good de-
nand Tor our work and furnish steady enpIoyment
X. 1. '' AAo'ie9nces
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23
An Infernal Machine-Rfght Near Where
Cavendish Met His Death.
Great Britain.

The Shock of Earthquaks-A Damage OF
Forty Thousand Pounds.
LONDON, April 22.-Advicss received to-
night from the counties of Essex and Suf-
folk, the districts in which the earthquake
shock of this morning was chiefly felt, al
nounce that the damage to property in these
localities was greater than at first supposed.
The total loss will reach not less than e4O,-
600. Up to the present time but two fatal
casualties have been reported, both persons
having been killed by falling masonry.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23
THE OLD WORLD.
Ireland.

The Invineiblss at Work-signs of q
New Plot ON Foot.
DUBLIN, April 22-It is surmised that q
well planned and concerted movement, the
nature of which is still unknown, is about
to be projected by the Iavincibles. Atten-
ton has Just been directed to the fact that q
large number of cards, letters and placardS,
all Of . more or less aggressive and threaten
ing tome, have been widely circulated
throughout the city, being addressed to such
citizens and public functionaries as are sup
posed to be most hostile to the cause of the
InvincibIes. Many notices of this character
have been affixed to the doors of houses and
posted on the bulletin boards of various
large newspapers. Among others who have
received letters of menacing nsture from
this source are Judge Wallace, Q. O., who is
now trying the Smythe murderers; the
special jurymeh now engaged on that case
and the privy councillors. The mails have
been largely utilized as q means of
distribution Many of the letters were
bound with green ribbon. which was attached
to cartridge. Three men were arrested on
suspicion of completely. in the affair, but
after examination were discharged for lack Of
evidence.
An Internal Maehine-Right Near Where
Cavendish Met His Death.
DUBLIN, April 22.-Great excitement exists
in this city tonight over the discovery of an
internal machine to day in Phoenix Park near
the spot where Lord Cavendish and Under
Secretary Burke were assassinated- A sus-
picious looking parcel was seen on the ground
lying fiat and tightly bound up in heavy
fold of Grape. Attached to it was an Invinci-
BILE memorial card bearing in large and dis
tinct letters the word Revenge" On being
opened the bundle was found to be filed with
powder and ready means of explosion had
been provided by the presence of a number
of Snider rife cartridges. No clue has yet
been discovered pointing to the authors of
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23

VENo BUY lot Of Secondhand Furniture and Oar
IL pets. Highest cash price paid. Orders BY mai
promptly attended to at AA~A
1R17 "a OHTTRou srprrr~
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23

WANTED.
'ENHE ADVERTISER, with twenty (20S vesrs, a~o.,,
-, IN actlVe business. desires employment, "a
goo writer ana accountant. aud qusIi6ed for tb@
La. enent OF the oftSe department of any busi
s9i az H P o. box 1O25, City.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23

Hundreds of new buyers added
to the list of old, reliable stand
bys. The powerful impetus given
to spring trade is lifting daily re-
ceipts
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23
RHnaffnrd Anil eth 1894 Z

ENsTATE ofsARAH ooAME, late of said stratford,
~ deceased
Upon the petition Of william N. Besrdsley, execu-
tor and Della NJ. Lowell and others devisses of and
under the last will and testament Of said deceased al
leRng that certain real estate situated in the town of
Milford in NsW.Haven county, devised in said will
cannot conveniently be partitosed divided in
corance with the Of said will and praying that
said executor be authorized to sell the las Fer
said petition file will duly appear:
Ordered-Thst hearing be had at the Probate Of
nee in Stratford the 9Th day of May, 1884. at 2
O'Clock p. M; of which all persons interested will
take notice. and appear, If they see cause, and be
heard thereon Said executor is directed to give pub
lie notice Of this order by advertising
for three weeks successfully in news
paper published in New Haven county and
having q circulation in the town of Milford, and due
return make Of his doings to this court.
Attest, ROBERT 81. RUSSELL, Judge.
"a Lot
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23
LOCAL NEWS,
The Court Record.

United States Circuit Court-Judge Ship
man.
This court came in at IL O'Clock yesterday
morning, with Judge Shipman on the bench.
The case of the Stiles & Parker Press COM
pany vs.. Farrell Foundry and Machine ccm-
pany was ordered discontinued.
The complaint of Elizabeth Fl. W. Brain
ard vs.. Register Publishing company was
dismissed, owing to the non-appsarance Of
the complainant. and the costs in favor of
the defendant were ordered to be taxed.
In the cases of the CeIlnloid Manufactur-
ing company and the Celluloid Piano Key
company vs. Pratt, Reade 4 Co., and same
VS.. Comstock, Cheney q Co., Messrs.
Marvin were appointed special examiners in
ths suits to take testimony.
Lawyers Livingston W. Cleaveland, pre-
scented by Colonel Dexter r. Wright, John
W. Thaysr of Norwich, presented by Daniel
Chad wick. apd Edwin B. eager, presented by
Oolopel ". B. Wooster. were admitted to
practice in the United States courts.
Assignments were made as follows:
April 28-Peoria Sugar Refinery vs. Peo>
pies Fire Insurance company.
April 30-Mary A. Downs vs. Hopkins,
Allen j. Co
May Yale Lock Manufacturing company
vs.. Seoyills Manufacturing company.
May 5-John s. Perry, trustee, VS.. Rich
mond Stove company ct ais.
May S-James L. Williams Va. o. Nor
Winslow
May 2EYale Lock company vs.. Eagle
Look company.
May 29-Berryman Manufacturing COM
pany Va Farrell Foundry and Machine
company.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23
Court EafAa


In the Superior court before Judge An
drews was heard yesterday the case of Earl A.
Smith vs.. the city Of Waterbury. An in
junction had been asked for and withdrawn
TO prevent the treasurer of Waterbury from
paying money on an order granted to Stephen
W. Kellogg as attorney for the city, and this
hearing is on another injunction to the same
purpose.
Yesterday afternoon Judge Andrews decid-
ed the case OF Harlan P. Hubbard. the adj
vertising agent, vs.. George P. Rowen q Co.
OF New York, by awarding the plaintiff 81,
443 and his costs. The next case ON trial Ia
chat of Guthrie Vs. Wheeler.
Before Judge Torrance in the Court OF
Common Pleas yesterday the suit of the
Seamless Rubber company against G. 8.
sammis to recover $1,000 for rubber fur
nished for making some part of air compress
ing letter presses was heard
Decisions were rendered in favor of plain
tiff to recover 81 and costs in the case of
d. r. Benton VS.. Henry NJ Gorham, and
$1o0 damages and costs in favor of plaintiff
in the suit of Adam Pond vs.. Hazelton.
The case of Treat VS.. Brown & Co. will
be tried in the civil side of the City court.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23
MahOne's C0nventfOn-Cuttfng Out the
Work for To-day.

mAnOno'S OuC tA10
Work for To-day.
RICHMOND, Va, April 22,-About three
hundred delegates to the Malone Coalition
convention, which assemblies here tomorrow,
are in the city. Malone remained up all last
night in conference with Brady and other
leaders of his party. All the work of the
convention was cut out and prepared at that
gathering Congress- man Hooper, who rep
resents the largest oolored district in the
State, remained on the outside and talked
over the coming convention with party of
friends. It is generally understood that
Hooper is dissatisfied with the manner in
which Malone and Brady have undertaken
to elect delegates to the eonven-
ton, especially from Hooper's dis
trict. He wants to go to Chicago as dele
gate, but Malone wants Brady, and the other
delegate from the district, Manone says,
must be colored man. Mr.. Hooper seems
to understand that it will be useless to make
any fight with his district delegates for their
vote. They were elected with the idea
of defeating Hooper. Some Coalition
lists are confident that Mr.. Hooper
will make trouble in the Malone
convention tomorrow. His intimate
friends say he will not bolt. Riddleberger
very few conferences held by the Malone
people SINCE the last election. His absence
Is noted and commented upon by prominent
Mahoneites.
Mahone's convention will hardly instruct
for Arthur, but will quite certainly send
full delegation to Chicago committed to him.
Ohio Conceded TO BIa1ne-But the Dele
CATION VIII Probably Not be 4nstruct=
ed.
CLEVELAND, April 22.-Delegates to the
Republican State convention are slowly COM
ing in. and it is probable that they will all be
here by tonight, Colonel Parsons, af this
city, is working hard to secure the position of
delegate at-large to Chicago He was de-
fosted for Congress by H. B. Payne IN 1874
and has NOT shown himself in politics since
IL ia believed his choice would be Blaine.
The Cincinnati delegates are principally for
Sherman. The showlers" who are en- the
ground are urging ex-State Treasurer Joseph
A. Twiney. of Cleveland. for elector. The
colored delegates from Columbus are urging
the colored statesman from Delaware. O., for
one Of the delegates at-large. Thomas
cleveland friends say he will get the votes of
twenty three of the twenty-five Cleveland
delegates There will be hard fight to give
eolored man a representation on the dele
cation at-large The convention will consist
of $50 delegates and will meet in the Taber-
nacle. The convention is conceded to Blaine
but viii probably not instruct out of regard
for John Sherman's feelings. Colonel NJ L.
Dempsey, of this city, is now the leading
candidate for Secretary Ct State.
District Delegates From messaehqsetts.
Bosros. April 22.-Ephraim stearns, OF
Boston, and john 2. Andrew, of Boston.
were today chosen delegates to the Chicago
Republican convention from the Fifth Con-
gressional district uninstizcted, bat proba-
ably for Edmunds
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23

Base ball yea:erday At New York, Met
ropoiitans 8. Bostous 2; at Baltimore, Buff
falos II. Ba,timores 8.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23
WANMEn
WANTED.

a CH1LDS nurse, Protestant or coIored nra
q derred Call at III SHERMAN AYENnF
Oorner Ganrua atr
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23


Remaining in the New Haven postofhce New Haven
county, State OF Connections, advertised Wednes-
day, April %.
LADIES' LIST.
A-Susan Atwater.
C-JuIia Cullinam.
R-Mrs. J. A. Ritner, (3.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
BE. @. Bassick.
D-John Dunbar.
FIR. E. Forster.
h-Wm. A Klingler.
S-John O. Shea, 591-[2.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23
CAPITAL s"OO'OOO' ands
The American Real Estate Exchange.
NATIONAL BUREAU OF AGRICULTURE AND STATE AGENCIES,

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ReaI Gstate.
FOR. RENT.

- FOR season of 1884, cottage and barn on
FIJI Holmes street, Savfn Rock; cottsge contains
.U good furnished rooms; barn room for two
horses and carriage. House Is surrounded by good
sh AIDE trees. Good bath house Beach street, 400
feet from cottage Horss cars-pass the back door.
Apply to or address DWIGHT W. BALDWIN,
A22 2t- 1856 Grown street, New Haven Conn.
IN VIEW of the opening Of the new railroad to
II West Haven there will be some call for
BUILDING LOTS.
have tract OF land finely situated, close by West
Green Church Street, 400 fest and 200
feet Deep which viii sell at So per froLt foot will
take lees for the whole lot. There is nothing else
favoraby located that can be bought nearly as low
ADJ If EDWARD A RAY.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23

City court-CrImInal sids-Judge DEM
ing.
Abel ". Carey. theft, Judgment suspended;
Lyman Merwin. violating iqaor law, CON-
tinued to April 26; Lyman Merwin, keeping
disorderiy house, continued to April rs; W.
w. Crosby, theft. nolled; George Herles.
disobedience. Judgment suspended; Frank
ellis, disobedisnce of subpoena, excused,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23
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WANPEn

DERSoNs to go to stratford to oman ov.+..-
ply between and p M to Ap-
.aao.. F. F. BROWN,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23

President Arthur StiII In the Field.
WASHINGTON, April pa story has been
circulated to the effect that Mr.. Arthur has
written a letter to his friends in New York
declining to allow his name to go before the
Republican convention to be held in New
York State tomorrow. Mr.. Arthur on being
questioned concerning the rumor this morn
ing said that there was 60 truth in it what
ever, that he had not written such letter
and did not intend to.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23

WEST HAVEN AND SAVIN ROCK PRO-
PERTY FOR SALE.
AesA BUILDING sites. S. front foot and upwards.
ssA House and lot Washington avenue. between
%W HoI7e Railroad and Depot. very desirable
place for party wishing easy to and from the
city. $4,000.
FOR RENT.
Three furaished Shore Cottages with bathing
privileges. House Elm street, Is roc ms. well
stocked with fruit-$350. HouRe on Campbell ave
nue., Ia rooms-$275. WALTER A. MAIN.
a2s 6m West Haven, Conn.
District of New Haven, 50. Probate Court,l
April 22d, 1884 {
TSTATE of JACOB HIRSCH, late of New Haven,
IL in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate the district OF New Eaven
hath limited aud allowed ak months from the date
hereof for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their
claims for settlement Those ho neglect to present
their accounts, properly attested, within said time,
will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate req1ested to mako immediate pay
ment to LEON M. HIRSC6,
a28 2dvIt Executor.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-04-23

A SITUATION to do general housevork for . rr,.
"A vate family. Good reference INQUIRE for
three days at her present place,
o 450 CHAPEL STREET
az ~ Corner Ct Hamilton street