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Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-16
vsvo1otion In Cochin China

PARIS. April 15.-La France states that revolutionary disorders hays been renewed in Cochin China The rebellion in Cambo- dia, according to La France, has not only been renewed with increased strength, but it has a1raadv got beyond the power of the aoysrnor to suppress it and he has urgently demanded reinforcements.
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Co1ored Methodfsts Cheering Cleve-
 land.

LYNcHBURG, April 15.-The Virginia con ference of the African Methodist church has just closed st Abingdon. About one hun dred members were present, including some of. the most distinguished colored men in the United States. Yesterday in the report of the committee on the state of the country reference was made to President Clevelands election and his sentiments toward the col ored race. At this point great excitement was shown and the conference and visitors burst into loud applause.
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A CRASH ON THE WEST SHORE.

A CRASH ON THE WEST SHORE. Two Trains Collide and One En-
 zine Thrown Down an Embank-
 ment.
 ST. TOWNSVILLE, N. Y., April 15.-A seri- ous accident occurred this morning on the West Shore railroad at Dufendorf Hill, four miles east of here and two miles west of Fort Plain. At this point the retaining wall has been taken down and is being rebuilt, which necessitates the use of only one track as the tracks run at the foot of the hill and on the brink of the canal. At o'clock this morning the Canajoharie local, consisting of baggage car, a smoker and two coaches, engine POS, A. R. Arnold engineer, Walter F. Dixon fireman, and Conductor Smith, ar rived at the junction of the two tracks, came to halt and then received signal to pro- ceed. They had proceeded but few feet on the single track when freight train drawn by engine No. 169, Cummings engineer, Burke conductor, was seen coming east at a good rate of speed. Engineer Arnold seeing collis- ion imminent reversed his engine and com menced backing his train. The engine of the freight train struck the engine of the passenger train, lifting it off it's tracks and hurling it over the embankment twenty feet mold crawled from under his engine and ,was assisted up the bank. His chest was crushed and his head badly cuG, and he was also injured internally, but he will probably recover. Fireman Dixon escaped with but few bruises. No other person was injured except George $. Sadler, whose ankle was sprained. The tracks were cleared at 10
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b A SINGLE HOUSE of nine rooms on Kgsi:sI Blatchley avenue, with modern improve Rs!!!l ments for $25 per month. I've lower tene- ments on Lloyd street of six rooms, with bath room for $16 each.
 tenement on Bright street for S10. tenement on Haven street for $7.
 s. l.. BlatchIey G Son,
 16 Exchange Buildtngs CoI. CunTIroh and Chanel St
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The New Stamp For Newspapers.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-The third assist ant postmaster general is getting ready for the new issue of new postage stamp to be used by newspapers, the postage on which has been reduced from two cents to one cent pound. The stamp will be of the same general character as the series now in exist ence which range from 2 to 10 cents in de- nomination. The reduction of newspaper postage goes into effect July l.
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EOR SALE.

heA THE SPACIOUS AND ELEGANT DWELL :::::: ING HOUSE and premises No. 55 Hillhouse All avenue corner of Sachem street, lately occu- pied as residence by Mrs. Maria Perit, deceased The location is unsurpassed in New Haven The servatory are in excellent order, and the grounds are adorned with choice shrubbery and plants For narticulars apply to either of the undersigned.
 HENRY c. KINGSLEY, Exacu,ors a7tf HENRY T. BLAKE,
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EAR RENr-

kesA STORE, corner State and Bradley street, W7i.sI SeO month. Second floor of 454 Orchard rooms in good order. Inquire ~ 4s2 Dixwen av- enue GAOSON HALL.
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HORACE HOADLEY.
 2HoADLEY BUILDING.
OPEN EVENINGS.
EOR. RENT.

kA SECOND FLOOR No. 55 Asylum street. 5 Ms..ii nice rooms with gas and water; $15 month. MslsH A desirable second floor of nice rooms with all modern conveniences will be rented low to a desirable tenant.
 Desirable store Put am street, suitable for any kind of business Rent low. Possession immediate ly. ". o. WARREN KeaI Estat9 AgssanI,
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A specuIator,s Heavy Liabilities,

LONDON, April f5.-The failure of the noted speculator and fnancier, M Alfassa, of Paris, is announced. He has liabilities amounting to 12, 900, 900 francs on the Lon don exchange and 5,000,000 on the Paris bourse
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FOR RENT.

AA NEW HOUSE on Clinton avenue, near W&;siI Grand street; modern Improvements, unex
 ll lceptional location. Possession April lotR' in9all nph2stf 2s CLINTON AVENUE.
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FOR. RENT.

+A SUITES of rooms and single apartments to
 :;;I the right parties in one of the most central Il!ssA and eligible locations in the city. All the modern improvements. Fine rooms, suitable fer a physician or dentists oflces the first floor. Pos session given, if desired, April 15. Address x,
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A Hare Ghance,

% A FARM in Woodbridge for sale or to be
 ; exchanged for city property consisting abng 9f 96 acres of meadow or plough land. This farm may be known as the Nelson Newton Farm, about miles from New Haven, and short distance rom Sey- ed for farm gardening and for a milkman For particulars apply to Hinmans Real Estate Agency,
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-16

W AsHINGToN, April 15.-Attorney General Garland has given his opinion to the Presi- dent on the question of Minister Lawton's political disability. It is understood the Attorney General holds that General Lawton is not disqualified
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-16
A Terrible Riot i'm Progress - Lord
 Snencer Asked to Send Troops.


 Spencer Asked to Send Troops.
 CORK, April 15, midnight.-A terrible riot is now in progress. mob is in posses sion of the principal streets and has repulsed several charges by the police. Several vol leys have been fired by the police, but 1t is supposed that they are firing over the heads of the crowd. In charging upon the mob, however, fixed bayonets are used and many persons have been severely wounded. The police where overwhelmed by numbers form in small squads back to back and de- fend themselves from the onslaughts of the infuriated mob. Many of the officers have been seriously injured by stones. Vol leys of missiles are thrown from the upper windows of houses whose occupants are in sympathy with the rioters. It is reported shat owing to the apathy of the Mayor lead ing citizens have telegraphed to Lord SPen- cer requesting that the military be used to restore order.
 A. M-The police have succeeded in clearing the streets after severe fighting in which many on both sides were wounded. The city is now quiet, but many fear re- newal of the disturbance in the morning.
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ESsw RsENT AND SALE.

1As*A HOUSE AND RARN. with considerable Eaiu laad on 4iddletowR aVenue Also 8 laTgs Rm,,. @sax 2sE sale on Grand street. Inquire of xzs..A. .buiIU-o \. HELLER.
 ,-,r -st Street, Hf staiFs:
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EnR RENT

&ees=A FIVE Rooms within five minutes walk of &:.,l the City Market. Water closet, water and zsE- gas. Five rooms No. 24 Spring street. near the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad shops Small house of five rooms, No. 10 Lou1e
 J.HELLER,
 au2s 7ss Chapel street or ss Olive street.
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FnR RENT.
EnR RENT

THE HOUSE No. Clark street, suitable
 i;i for two families; five rooms on the first hoor Ml.l six on the second Water carried up and down. Inquire on THE fREmloEo.
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Sh4sA THE shops of the recent Yale Manufactur- EHi ing Co., corner Warren and Water streets,
 SlI will be sold at bargain, or will be rented very low; or one floor will be rented with power. I1a1Stf AT Court Street.
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RUDDENSIEK HELD FOR TRIAL.
 Heavy Ball Given For His Appear

NEW YORK, April 5.-Buddensiek, the builder of the collapsed tenements in Sixty second street, was brought before Justice Murray for examination this afternoon. An affidavit was made by August Todenbush, foreman of the bricklayers under Sudden sick, to the effect that the prisoner was the absolute owner of the build ings had complete control of all the details of the work and ordered inferior and insufficient material to be used The affida- wit also names Charles Franck, 8 sub-con- tractor, accessory Police Captain Killea submitted an affidavit that the laborer Walters had met his death by reason of the criminal carelessness of Buddensiek and Franck. The justice then held Buddensiek in $30, ,000 bail to appear for trial. At a later hour the bail was procured and Bud densiek allowed to go. Franck is still in ouafo6U
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FOR RENT.

heA THE frame dwelling house eo1 Chapel st., EH1:;;f N Ns All4 between Olive and Academy streets. Modern improvements; eleven rooms. Apply to
 CHAS. H. WEBB, a13 $50 Chapel street.
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EAR RENT
EnR RENT

BRICK HOUSE, corner Grand and Lloyd HAs; streets 12 rooms; all modern Improvements
 THOMAS F. LOWE, a11tf On premises.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-16
ANoveI Exhibition.

Quite an assembly of ladies and gentlemen yesterday afternoon witnessed an exhibition at Thomas Forsyths dye works near Neck bridge of carpet b.ater run by steam. It was novel sight and the machine capacities the work in most astonishing and success ful manner. The machine is of oblong shape about 20 feet long with g fan and blower, which takes all the dust raised outdoors through covered fiue, while leather straps attached to revolving cylinder do the beat ing, leaving man power completely in the shade. Everybody expressed surprise apd satisfaction at the exhibition.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-16
WEDDING BELLS.
Several Joyful Occasions in the City
 YesterdaY.

Several Joyful Occasions in the City
 Yesterday.
 Yesterday afternoon at o'clock Robert NJ. Burwell, bookkeeper for George W. Hazel, stove dealer on Church street, was united in marriage to Miss Ella A. Hazel, daughter of his employer. The ceremony was performed at MT. Hazel's residence, No. 474 Howard avenue, by Rev. o. H White, D. D., of Boston, formerly of this city. The floral decorations, which were very fine, were by Diekerman, the florist. The wedding dinner was provided by MT. Moseley of the New Hav- en House. The presents were very beautiful and many of them costly. There were a large number of friends of the bride and groom present, many of them coming from out of the city. The ushers were W. R. Downes and M. H. Burwell, brother of the groom. The happy couple left on the 7 o'clock train last evening for extended tour, proposing to visit Philadelphia, Wash ington and other points south. The best wishes of their many friends accompany tbauo
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-16

AAaeasA ONE fine located corner business lot corner W:.il State and Edwards street. suitable for dou- MtH ble house and stores, 48x75. Also another elig1hs lot, corner of Howard avenue and First street, 50x150. Inquire of JOHN DORNHElM,
 ma91 1m* 2l6 State Street.
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EOR RENT,

DESIRABLE dwelling house, situated in %:::;I York Square, with all the modern improve
 MANVILLE & CO.,. a1otf 424 State Street.
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EnD DENT


 As%A A PLEASANT ROOM first floor at 157 :::I Church street. suitable for law real estate HssH. office at $75 per year. Also large yard with sheds on Lafayette Silver street. suitable for a stone or wood yard Rent very low Inquire at law office of ' =' c. T. DRISCOLL. raa31tf 157 Church Street,
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EnR Rent.
FOR RENT.

IheA THE desirable store 8SO Chapel street i ESiiiI Glebe building. Inquire of
 EiM H. L. COWELL,
 enTftf 133 Greene Street.
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

h@ ONE STORE, No. 104 State street, with O s::;l without brick barn in the rear.
 #Rl!N AppIy to MASSENA CLARK, a7 2m S7 Church street, Room A.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-16

BANGOR, Aprll II, 1oes).
 Dear Sr-It is apparent that the national ad- miniStration do no intend to move with an moon siderate haste in the matter of appointments to Of fee Whatever motive, partisan or otherwise, that may govern the time being. 1t IS evident that t1ne is to be taken for thoughtful consideration To De in readiness is the duty of the hour 1pcumbents who desire to retain their places and who would ike to avail themselves of quiet outside service can do so through the agency established with the ostenslbe object of promoting civil service upon business ba sis principles especially when it is clearly manfet that the wants of the community can be better SUD- served by the present incumbent whose compensa- tion could Ee inducenent to another except the
 limited political influence the possession Of such an office might confer. We are allied politically with
 nose to receive and consider discreety and present 10 the departments at Washington any and all ap- nIications coufided to Give references Get neghbors and friends without distinction of party to Recommend disappointment. Address for ap- pointment Postmaster General. . One of the leading features Of the agency IS dl- rect personal communication with or a written statsent to the appropriate department having the re0fired supervision attending the matters pre- seTtad There are hundreds of cases we aid in without compromising single political principle and where the most fastdiOuS partisan can take no exception. Our charges for services are governed @ hv the amount of compensation received by | the incumbent, and, as will be seen. a moderate commission which covers all the | expense of the applicant. Sum required or your office $5O If for any reason we cannot entertaln nronostions we shall frankly decline and return the s11r3 Forwarded Reasonable political fidelity is to be expected; this accord and propose to live up he civil ostracisfn. But when this shall be attempt 1 ed then manhood to the fFont.
 Address all conamu nications to
 | BUSINESS BUREAU,
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GENERAL GRANT.

His Condition Showing a Steady Im-
 provement.
 NEW YORK, April 15.-The condition of General Grant seems to be improving, as in dicated by the following bulletins issued this afternoon and evening:
 3 D. m-At the consultation at D. m. Drs. Sands, Shrady and Douglass were present. General Grant was found to be in an improved condition com pared with that noted at the last general consulta be continued.
 ys@ (Signed) J. H. DOUGLASS, M. D.,
 GEORGE F. SHRADY. M. D. l1p m-General Grant has been very free from pain during the afternoon and evening His condi- tion has not materially changed since the last port. He has coughed but little and has not been troubled by any accumulation of mucous. His pulse at 10 D. n was 72, temperature normal. He is now sleeping quietly. J. H. DOUGLASS M. D.
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A DOUBLE WEDDING.

Mir. w. G. Shepard and Miss Carrie Long were united in marriage yesterday afternoon at the residence of the brides mother, Mrs. Abbey E. Long, No. 81 William street. The bride wore 8 white albatross, trimmed with brocaded velvet. In her corsage was a boquet of tea roses.
 At the same time and place Mir. William Furnam and Miss Minnie Long were mar ried. Miss Minnie Long is a sister of Miss Carrie. The bride wore an olive silk with tea roses for ornaments. Rev. Mir Butrick, of the Wooster Place Baptist church, performed the ceremony in both in stances. MT. and Mrs. Shepard will go South on a wedding tour and MT. and Mrs. Furnam took the o'clock train last evening for Newark, N. J., where they will take up their future residence.
 A reception was held at the house in the evening at which many invited guests were present. A bountiful wedding supper was served to which over one hundred friends of the bridal couples sat down
Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-16
FOR REN

fsA THE STORE No. 1895 Chapel street, corne %S...l Day. The fixtures can be purchased if de zEksA- A-sired. Apply at ,. ,. ,.z, s,r,,n1,,r
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FOR. SALE.

&esA A HOUSE on Lyon street; lot fl feet front &:;i 134 feet deep; house contains 10 rooms ssk Also house on State street, near Oliys street Lot z6xlaO.
 MRWIN'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE, maf6 7b0((harei Street.
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w A KTEn

A SITUATION by young man as bookkeeper A or correspondence; capable, thoroughly ac- cnrate. and with the discipline of several years practical experience. Address w,
 a14tt Courier Office.
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FOR RENT

hesA THE store and basement No. 79 Orange H;;il street, one door from Chapel; extension and
 THOMAS R. TROWBRIDGE, JR., ma12tf 79 Long Wharf.
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W N'R'RRR

A MAN who understands running Daniels A Planer and Universal Former; none but expe- rienced workman need apply.
 all St THOMAS AJTTNCI & co
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FOR SALE.

I@=s NO 73 Bristol street, nearly new and fine #.;;l residence property. The house has 15 rooms, |lil conveniently arranged for two families, and furnished with bath room, hot and cold water; The lot is 40 147; price S5,O00 This is very desirable place and can be secured at a bargain by prompt customer.
 Twenty-six houses and thirty seven tenements to rent in different parts of the city.
 Money to loan on 1st mortgage security at and per cent. interest.
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FARM FOR SALE.

1oN ACRES for &, 300, 'one-half cash sitria:
 S$ ted within miles of the borough of Winsted Ct junction of Hartford Conn. w. K; R. with Naugatuck R. R.; will keep 20 cows and rair of horses by hay cut the farm. moving done by machine, buildings frst-oiass- House two story with L newly painted, spring water brought hy nine to the premises. Send for circular.
 C H. HAYDEN'S AGENCY, W. Winsted, Conn.,
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B 1ard aud Rnutus.
NRTICE
EAR. RENT.

Jh@AA A GENTLEMAN and wife can be accommo- Mi dated with board and room by applying at #til 119 GREENE STREET,
 a74tf Opposite Wooster Square
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FOR RENT,

A Al NICE upper floor of four rooms to a MV::: small family at No 30 Lyon street, with all agil.sg modern improvements; hot and cold water, bathroom water closet and laundry room. Inquire of H. STINOW, No. 30 Lyon street,
 a2 If or 692 Chapel street.
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FOR SALE,
1000 BUILDING LOTS

6ss.zzAs IN nd about the city.
 5liA Also several desirable FACTORY SITES and DWELLING HOUSES. TERMS TO SUIT THE PURCHASER. Apply to MASSENA CLARK,
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rnn sA1E0RR RENT

A@ HOUSE and large lot about three miles ES;iil from the city. House contains IA rooms and Msl..l is nearly new; situated near church and school lot is i25 feet front 150 feet deep Will be sold low or rented to a good tenant.
 MERwINS REAL ESTATE OFFICE:
 a3 759 CHAPEL STREET.
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8ea1 Estate.


 House Wanted May Il. <hsA A pleasant roomy house, centrally located, @ @:.I containing ten or more rooms and modern Mg.skA improvements, for 8 family of four persons a15 St H. P. HOADLEY, 2 Hoadley Bldg.
 ROOMS TO RENT. %eA FURNISHED unfurnished; four elegant N#.::l rooms, together separately, to ladies or E@.ssN gents; location unexceptionals price very low; references given and required. Address a15 St U IF A. LOCK Box NO 405.
 FOR RENT. AeA pleasant lower tenement of five rooms in #::sI a pleasant location Address @liA a152 A. E. B., THIS OFFICE.
 FOR RENT. MA BARN on St. John street, near Olive; has @l:::I three good stalls; carriage room, harness #sksA- -room washing facilities, etc. Apply between a14st DR. CREMIN 1as Olive street
 At a Bargain. tSsssA THAT farm advertised for sale ex- #:::| change last week is going to be disposed of M1liN If you have even thought of having pleas ant quiet home, with all the uxuries, you had bet ter look at 1t at once. Some one is to get . bargain No reasonable offer will be refused. ai4 GEORGE A. ISBELL, 792 Chapel street.
 FOR SALE. Aee=aszA NO 55 woolsey street; price low. Large M!il part of price can remain on mortgage.
 T. G. SLOAN & SON, Room Benedict's Building.
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FOR RENT

A ONy ONE-HALF double brick house No. Sa M:i Wooster street; all modern improvements M#li Tnonire of F l. THOMPSON, 4a-+F 39S State Street
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WAN'TED-
A SITUATION by

A CAPABLE WOMAN to do general homework A in private family; references required Ap- ply between and 12 o'clock at
 a15 2t 552 CHAPEL STREET
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Ep an experienced dressmaker work by the day, ID Cutting and fitting by the Taylor system. Address DRESSMAKER
 a13 5t* P. o. Box 200 City,