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Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-20
TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs

The corporation of Hamburg, this city, has adopted g proposal in favor of crema- tion.
 The prospect of the immediate issue oi
 the new Egyptian loan has infused new life into business and government circles in Carlo
 Base bsll yesterday: At St. Louis, St, Louis g, Metrepolitans 3; at Louisville, Louis
 vllles 6, Athletics 2; at Cincinnati, Cincin- natis 3, Baltimores O.
 John F. Gray, champion local boxer is matched to fight LaBlanche five rounds with soft gloves within three weeks, winner to take sixty per cent of the gate receipts.
 United States steamer Despatch with Sec retaries Whitney and Endicott arrived at Newport yesterday morning As it was Sunday no salutes were fired and no official its made.
 James Quigley, of Dedham, Mass, was drowned last evening in the Charles river while swimming. He was with several com panions, none of whom had nerve enough to aid him.
 The United States steamer Dispatch with Secretaries Whitney and Endicott arrived at Newport yesterday morning. As it was Sunday no salutes were fired, nor official visits made.
 John Giesler, aged thirty, unmarried, was drowned Eyesterday while bathing in Her. ring Run, Md. His companion was so para lyzed by fright that he was unable to render any assistance.
 A sailboat containing six young men from Richmond, Me-, capsized in squaN yester- day. George Peters, colored, aged g, who could not swim, was drowned The others reached the shore.
 Leonard Huntress, the founder of the Lowell Mercury, Lowell Weekly Journal and Lowell Courier, died at his Tewksbury home yesterday aged "A. He was county eommis- sionea for twenty-seven years, most of the time chairman.
 It is the intention of the Chicago city au- thorities to take active and immediate meas ures to stop the proposed wholesale circula- tion of fac simile copies of the Pall Mall Gazette and anyone attempting to sci them will be arrested.
 Three boys named Joseph Lindemeyer, aged thirteen, George Wilson, nine, and John White, were drowned while bathing in the Ohio river at Cincinnati yesterday. Lin demeyer's body was recovered and taken to his home. The others have not yet been found
 fhe Baltimore Turner's were photoerauhed in group yesterday at Soheutzen Park. The picture will bs sent to the Newark, N. A, S@ngerbund, together with resolutions thanking the associ ation for the kindly re. ,ePtlon recently given the Raltimoreans at 'he Funniest held recently at Newark.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-20
EARM F0R 11LE,
\ Few Hundred Dollars Will Sc.
 RIlHa n Gnnmd ENnnnn

cure a Good Home.
 fss.A ONE FAMILY HOUSE, 200 Atwater street Gil House and barn, 29 Auburn street. Two fam. fly logs9, No. ii Clay street. Two-famiiy house, 606fchara street All to be sold low if sold within ten days Also feg kesats first floor 7S Wool street; 121 Portsea street, sio Congress avenue and A: M: no OLMEs, HOUSE MOVER, OFFICE R0 EJHUPCH STREET nn1E
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-20
A Fire and Ffremen Injured.

CINCINNATI, July 19.-About 5 o'clock this evening fire broke out in the four-story brick building on Kelgow street, near Elm, occupied as grocery store and tenement house. The place was completely gutted. Loss $6, 900; partially insured Three frame houses were also damaged by fire and water. Joe Ghardelli and James CahilI were on a ladder when portion of the wall fell, throwing them to the ground, thirty feet The former had his spine injured and the latter was badly cut about the head and face, besides having rib broken
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-20
NIr. Roach,s Uondttton

NEW YoRK, July 19.-To all requests te see Mr. Roach at his residence to-day re- porters were met with the announcement that he was too i'll to be interviewed. Dr. Rslden, his physician, said MT. Roach was suffering from great mental and physical prostration, the effect of overwork and worry. While his case is not exactly dan gerous, he says, he is nevertheless in deolirf- ing health and needs complete rest.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-20
Good samaritan,s Meeting.

large and enthusiastic meeting was held last night at the Good Samaritans hall, Pres ldent Frank D. Ludington, conducted the exercises Captain Dickinson delivered an address in which he alluded to the great good accomplished by the late Cyrus D. Albee and predicted that under the 1eadership of MT. Ludington, the society would continue to prosper. Mrs. Sweet, of Hartford. also addressed the assemblage. Brief remarks Were made by brothers Carney, Butler, Moore and Martin. MT. Ludington gave an interesting sketch of his life and referred to the benefit he had received by being a tenn peranee man, He portrayed the death of three oE his companions who had succumbed to the effects of alcoholic drinks and were now in their graves. An earnest exheyta- tlon was given by him to persons in the au- dience to sign the. pledge number re- sponded, The Good samaritans will have an ice cream festival on Thurday night of this week. The admission to the hail will be free.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-20
Police Notes.

Constantine Donahue, John Coyls and Ed mund Hogan got into fight on Lafayette street yesterday and quite crowd had col leeted when Officer Streit appeared and ar rested the three parties They were charged with breach of the peace, Hogan also being charged with being drunk.
 John McGowan and John McDonahue. two seventeen-y year-old boys of West street, tried yesterday afternoon to break into the West river bath house, but before they obtained an entrance they were arrested and taken to police headquarters where they were locked up.
 Joseph Leonard while drunk last evening got into fight on Congress avenue and was arrested by Officer Frank Cooke on a charge of breach of the peace.
 Driver Watrous, who dsiyes the patrol wagon, is able to take the horse from the stsll, hitch him to the wagon and get out Into the street inside of minute and a half
 Officer Ahearn has pasted on the inside of his locker at police headquarters over two hundred pictures of noted criminals which he had cut from copies of the Police News, .T~:
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A MxsTERIoUs sHIPwRECK. niseoyeFy of a Rody in the Reat-Losl
 in Thursdayss Gale

CHEBoYeAN, Mich, July 19.-A mysteri- ous case of shipwreck came to light yester- day. While some fishermen were setting their nets in Hammond's Bay they found a capsized yacht and lowed it ashore, The boat, which was a small affair about twenty feet long, was full of water and contained besides quantity of provisions bloated corpse. The body was that of young man. It was in kneeling posture, tAa aEma hang; ing aver the side and the head above water. It is believed that others were in the boat when she eapsized and that all were lost. Attached to the bow of the boat by twenty fooe cope was a small anchor and this togeth- CT with other facts leads to the belief that the boat was wrecked in the gale of Thurs day night while riding at aneirnr.< ->s
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-20
Priests Advt.e oonedan..

ster bank was the topic upon which the ma jority of the priests in the south of Ireland diseoursed from thelr pulpits to-day. They generally advised the people to place conf- dence in the ability of the bank to ultimate ly meet it's liabilities and resume business.
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A Rov,s Saauoto

Clifford H. Wright, of 116 Martin street, the twelVs-year-old son of Daniel Wright, who is employed in Sargent's factory, died Saturday from lockjaw in terrible convul- sions, from the result of wound in the hand he received the Fourth of July while hand ling tov pisto1
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-20
An Italian Killed in a Row.

NEW YORK, July 19.-A row occurred among the Italian laborers employed at the North Hudson driving park to-day, in which Fallce Raivello was stabbed and killed. Antonio Calligell and John Kier who are supposed to be the murderers, made their -
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-20
A DASTARDLY ACT.
A Sleeping Man Set on Fire-He is Ter-
 rtblY Burned.

r1bIY Burned.
 NEW YORK, July 19.-At o'clock this morning John Foley, mechanic, while doz- ing on the stoop of his residence, 457 West 27th street, suddenly awoke to find himself enveloped in flames and his clothes on fire from his head to his ankles With the assist ance of the police and some neighbors the flames were extinguished, not, however, be- fore Foley had been badly burned about his legs and hands. After the injured mans burns had been attended to it was learned that while he was asleep on the stoop some unknown person poured quantity of kero- sene oil over his clothes and set them on fire. The police are searching for the per sons that committed the dastardly act
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-20
Eaect of NavaI EvnIu,,o,

LONDON, July'19.-The British naval evo1- ..tsoons continue daily. The folIeMing Hat of mishspa which occurred yesterday is said to furnish fair sample of. days results: One torpedo boat exploded; one gunboat din- masted by 8 collision. one iraIelaa set Gfa fire and another disabled by the loss. of her rudder.t s.si ii-s..s..z. i'n
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TWO NOTED CHARACTERS
nunaIo Bfll and Bob IngersolI Hob-

RuHa1o Bill and Bob IngersolI Hob-
 nobbfng i'm Boston,
 BosToN, July l9.-Bqafalo Bill and Colonel Bob fngersoll were hobpohbing in front of the clerks desk at the Adams House this afternoon. The noted infdel was interest ing the scout by recital of how he mastered the Western Union in the legal battle, and Cody was relieving himself of an opinion ea the Indian uprising. "There will be no war;" said Cedy. s.srhe Indians have been putrageously abused, but they know how fohtinou u
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Drowned While RathIne.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 19.-A negro boy named John Bryant was drowned while bathing in the Cumberland here to-day, His drowning will be likely to compromise some negroes who threw rocks at him and beat him before he entered the water to escape them. Witnesses to the drowning say the boy was exhausted by the attacks of these men. No arrests have been made.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-20
AFa... s....:.- .sav.

PIERCE CtrY, Mo, July 19-A fatal shooting affray took place tsa miles north of here this afternoon in which David Boswell was killed by Mike Hernsr. The trouble originated some time ago and had caused g
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-20

TAM Sunburn, Pimpies, Tslackheads and ' AN5Oily Skin, use the Craticura Soap.
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The Expense of War.

PARIS, July 19.-The minister of marine states that more than $6,OO0, 900 will be re-
 quired to restore the navy to it's state of eff.
 ciency previous to the Franco-C Chinese war.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-20

Joiner Shop For Rent. %H=s=A The joiner shop No. 1s6 Bradley street oc- M;;i cupied for the past forty years ny R. T. Mer- MssA win, the builder. It is the only joiner shop prise it is frstrate chance to build up large bus mess.
 MERWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, iY14 7hq Chanel Street.
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The neath. Eron c1,o7e-.

MADRID, July 19.-The reports from the cholera infected districts show that there were 5,SO6 new cases and 718 deaths on Sat- urday.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-20
Funeral of Henry K. Eatop

The funeral services over the remains of the late Henry K. Eaton took place at the residence of his father. Professor Danial :; Eaton. on saehem street Saturday afternoon at Q o'clock, Rev. Dr. Beardsley and Rev. lar. Babcock officiating The interment was in the Grove street cemetery, the bearers be ing: Professor W. L. Cushing, Oliver S. Hopkins, Dr. J. P. c. Foster, w w. Far nam, O. H. Farnam and Eli Whitney. ir
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-20

Cuticura Remedies are sold everywhere. Price Cuticura, 50cs Resolvent, S1; Soap 25c. Prepared by the Potter Drug and Chemical Co.,, Boston, Mass Send Eor NA0W to Cure Skin Sfseases.,s
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-20
News by Telegraph
 FROM ALL QUARTERS. JOHN ROACH'S FAILURE. What Secretary Whit ney Says About It. QUIETINe THE INDIANS. General Sheridan Scares Fight Out of Them.
 A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. Yesterday One of Accidents
 And Crime.
A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
JOHN RoAoH,s FAILURE.


 He Makes An Assignment Of All His
 PrOperty.-Prefsrred Creditors Fer
 $122, ,2i7.
 NEW YORK, July 19.-A little before 4 o'clock yesterday the assignment of John Roach, the shipbuilder and founder, to Gerge W. Quintard and George E. Weed, was filed in the County Clerks office. It di- rects the payment of wages and salaries of employees, and prefers William Rowland, of New Brunswick, N. J., for $62, ,217.08, being for money loaned, work done, and materials furnished. For part of this MT. Rowland holds four promissory notes. Preference is also given to promissory note for $20,0 ,000 discounted by the Mechanics and Traders baak, of Brooklyn, payable in three months from June 10, 1885. Preferences, too, is given to F. w Gallaudet & Go. for moneys loaned and advanced, amounting to $40, 900, $20,000 being loaned on June 27, $10,000 on July 3, and 10,000 on July Il.
 The payment of all other debts is also ordered, including all lawful claims against the assignor by A. R. Whitney, Thomas F. Rowland James B. Ward, George w. Quin- tard and William Rowland for indemnity against liability incurred by them by req son of their having become sureties and having executed bonds at MT. Roach's ln- stance and for his benefit upon contracts entered into by him about July, 1883, with the United States, represented by the Secre- tary of the Navy, for the construction of three steel cruisers, the Boston, Atlanta and Chicago and the dispatch boat Dolphin, and the lawful claims of the estate of Levi Kerr against the assignor by reason of the execu- tion by Kerr of certain bonds uf the contract. Mir Kerr died some time after the bonds were executed. The total of the preferences is $122, ,217 98
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What Secretary whitney Says.

NEWPORT, R. l., July 19.-In answer to the question what effect the assignment of John Roach & Sons would have upon the government Secretary Whitney to-day said
 ''No particular effect upon us, think"
 "Had they not several unfinished contracts for the governmental
 ''Yes; four vessels including the Dolphin. The only difference have had with MT. Roach in regard to the final payment upon the Dolphin is a matter of only about $20,- OOO."
 HWere you surprised at the assignmenta''
 'tWell. yes," (hesitatingly) sI was some what, though have known him to be e great borrower for long time"
 NDo you think that the fear that he might be called upon to refund the money already paid on the Dolphin had anything to do with the assignment?'
 'I should not think so. There must have been other endorsements, but I would rather not talk much of matter upon which have yet to act"
 The Secretary and the board will visit the torpedo station to-morrow morning and will be received with both gun and torpedo sa- lute. Secretary Epdicott will probably visit Fort Adams also. In the afternoon the De. spatch will convey the secretaries to Bristol where an official visit will be paid to Here. shofs, the famous blind shipbui1der of that place. This programme is expected to be all carried out tomorrow to allow the dis t1nguished party to return to New York on Tuesday. It is very evident that the secre- taries do not consider their trip to Newport purely 8 pleasure exeursisn.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-20

Ae:ss& NO s7s Exchange street. lot 5ox15Os rooms; Ma.A Amodern Improvements Small house and barn with about an acre of land near horse cars
 T. G. SLOAN 6 SON.
 Room Benedict's Building. Oman eveninpS. jv4
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VOL. LII
Qi5aa1rts.
WAMT,Em

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AUGUSTUS PARKER
Special s1ntires.

BORDER OF NOTICE RERH'CCA HOLBROOK. !
 State of Connecticut New Haven County, ss:
 NEW HAVEN June g, 1885, TYPON the complaint of the said Augustus Par U ker, praying for reasons therein set forth, for a foreclosure of a mortgage certain real estate situated in the Tow1 of New Haven in said County and in said complaint described, brought to the Court of Common Pleas for New Haven County, to be held at New Haven, on the first Monday of Au- gust, A. D 1885.
 It appearing to and being found by said court, that the defendant, Howard Holbrook, is residing in Camden Oneida County in the State of New York and that the representatives and creditors of Hebert HoIbrook, late of said New Haven. de, ceased ought to be notified or the pendency of said complaint, therefore ordered, that notice of the tendency of said complaint be given by publishing GhAS order in the Morning Journal and Courier, a newspaper printed in said New Haven, once a week for two weeks successively. commencing on or be- fore the 22d day of July, 1885, and by depositng a copy of said complaint and order of notice in the Destoff1ce postage paid at New Haven, on or be- Ire the 22d day Of July A. D. 1885, directed to aaio' u0Serd Holbrook st Camden, Oneida County, New \ 1Fk
 iy,sne%ot Ty Sroe HERBERT E. BENTON, Clerk.
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REAL ESTATE SLAUGHTEREDI l

AesssA CEDAR GROVE, the extensive and well T:;s kn 1wn Kimberly avenue property will be MeG Gsold at auction to the highest bidder, without reserve, at Il o'clock the morning of July 23d. Retirement from business on account of death in the family and departure from the city of the pres ent owner is the only for forcing the sale of this very desirable property.
 Inspection is invited
 Terms half down, and balance at option of the DIrChaSer. V
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Hhe Body of Mrs. McIRtyre Found.
 NIAGARA FALLS, N. r., July 19.-The body of Mrs. Annie Mcintyre of Welland, who fell off the pier at Goat Island last Wednesday and was swept over the falls, was found at o'clock A. m foatino facs downward in the eddy just below the Amer
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ICHTHYOSIS, A WILD BURNING ITCH THAT STRIKES WITH A THOUSAND ELECTRIC NEEDLES.

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 Never a Complaint. Since have been selling your Cuticura Remedies contrary every one who has used them has been well pleased with them and they outseIl al others. Andrews, Ind. ~
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WANTEH

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D. M. WELcH & SON.
MEATS AND GROCERIES

A RE still being sold by me at a very little ad- 1A vance on wholesale prices. We quote the prices of a few articles. For example a bae. of New Process Flour soc: $e per barrel Babbitt,s 21 for $1. W ees
 BUTTER-Best Litchfeld 22c ID, lhs sf. Fine Creamery Ac lb, 414 lbs S1.
 PoTIAToEMS-New IA M Native Potatoes soc peck. LAMR--FoFe quarters 1Sc b. Hindquarters PC lb. The best of meats always on hand Fresh yeSets- oes rom Cedar Hill every day. A fine Tea for soc n 10; c,, as cant be beat My Java CQee is praised
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The Rodx of nTr. RIeIa-a

day led to serious consequences. The Bos- wells and Herners are old residents of this vicinity.
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,

FOR SALE. Shore cottage lots 8s per front foot valuable house and lot, &, 500 Building lots in the borough, $5 per foot front and upwards.
 ~A FEW GOOD RENTS.LA
 WALTER A. MAIN, West
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Drowned While Bathing.

An eleven-year-old son of Morris King, of tonic river Saturday and getting beyond his depth was drowned. The body was recov- cred shortly afterwards
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UntruthfuI Reporters.

NEW YORK, July 19.-Mr. Garrett Roach will publish card in to-morrow's Sun em- pbatically denying the facts of the alleged in terview published in one of this mornings papers and stating that neither his father nor himself have been seen by reporters.
 The Way it is Received in Wash
 ingtOn.
 WASHINGTON, July 19.-The announce ment of the failure of John Roach caused genuine surprise here. It was the chief topic of conversation in navy circles to-day. Almost everybody attributes his assignment to fear of future complications with the Secretary of the Navy in handing over the unfinished cruisers the Atlanta, Boston and Chicago. The complications and consequent delays in the completion of the cruisers likely to grow out of MT. Roacn's assignment are deplored by navy officers generally. The Atlanta and Boston are now perhaps nine tenths finished, and if the work could be pushed as it has been all along might be fn- ished and ready for their trial trip within g month or six weeks at the longest. The Chicago is not as far advanced as the other two, but until the announcement of Mr. Roachs failure members of the advisory board expected that vessel would be ready for sea trip by the first of next January. Whether the government will go ahead and complete the vessels or require MT. Roach's assigns to do so is the question to be decided. Rear Admiral Simpson, president of the ad visory board, said to-day that at first thought this appeared to be the course most likely to be taken; he knows nothing of the inten- tions of the Secretary of the Navy. The government, he says, has retained enough of the contract price to go ahead and finish them all speedily.
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STA1IN,s GLEN ISLANDf Finest Bay Summer Resort i'm the World.
 Two Grand Concerts Daily.
 ARBUCKLE MILITARY BAND. x E.Ek@A Superior Dinners a Ia Carte Old fashioned Rhode Island C1au. Fishing, Boating Bathing, Billiards Rovlino Rifle Range, Geological Garden, Klein Deutsehlan5'
 THE STEAMER
 JOHN H. STARIN.
 CAPT, McALISTER
 Will make the first trip Tuesday Tulv I,,1v P and from that date to the close of the season vii make two trips weekly from New Haven to
 Glen Island and Return.
 EVERY TUESDAY AND THURSDAY From Starins Pier, foot of Brewery street five Inlnutes walk from Railroad Depot, at S:30 a m snaFp Returning, leave Glen Island at 3:3O D m sharp' arriving In New Haven about 7:45 p. m Excursion Tickets tNew Haven to Glen Island and New Haven to New York and return via Glen island and Pier IS, North River S1 Sn single Tickets to Glen island ........ E0C rare rom Glen Island to New Haven -. EFs4- Thomas will furnish the music On the toat avery tIp IIip. NO lnfox1Gating drinks can be obtained on uniformed police, Ladies and children 1inatfenda1S no free list, f! M C0N19 IN 'oiS ssS2 Agent. Starin's Pier.