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Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-22
in the hotel, was called and administered emetics: His recovery was despaired of CONNECTICUT MEDICAL SOCIETY. Arrangements For the Annual Ses-
 sion COmpleted.

Arrangements For the Annual Ses- sion Completed. Arrangements for the annual session of the Connecticut Medical society have been completed. The meeting of the president and fellows will be held in the county court house, Hartford, on Wednesday afternoon, May 27, commencing st o'clock. The ac- tion of the legislature relative to the separa- ton of the society from the medical depart ment of Yale college will come up for formal acceptance.
 The mass meeting will be held Thursday, commencing at a. m., the order of exer- cises being as follows
 Report of Secretary s. B. St John, Hartford.
 Annual address by the presidential. N. Comings, New Britain, Nervousness
 Redort of committees matters of professional interest-N E: Wordin, Bridgeport.
 Reports of delegates to other societies.
 Introduction of business; cases of interest and discussion. Miscellaneous business The essays to be read are as follows: we may diagnose Insanity?"-P. Cassidy Norwich
 ''The Internal Use of Germicides'-w. W.
 s.The Treatment of Structure of the Urethra"-
 Angina Pectoris'NS. Turner, Chester. ''Centennial Observations the Past Present and
 Future of the Connecticut Medical society''-S G. Hubbard New Haven.
 Surgical Gases from the Case Book of General Practitioner''-W. c. Vile, Sandy Hook. The fellows elected for 1885, being chosen by the county associations, are follows: Hartford county-George Clary, H. G. Howe, H. O. Allen, W. R. Tinker and G. B. Packard. | New Haven county-S. G. Hubbard, Charles H. Pnney, H. A. Darlington, N. Nickerson and M. c. White New London county-Patrick Cassidy, G. H. Jen- nings J. G. Stanton, L. s. Paddock and J. La Pierre.
 Fairfield coqnty-willis Cummings, J. ". Wright, Henry Hungerford W. c. Vile and c. H. Bill. Windham county-C H. Rogers, H. F. Hammond, Frederick Rogers Lowell Holbrook and F. x. Baro- | let.
 l Middlesex county-C. E. Hammond, A. B. Worth ington, J. H. Granniss, R. W. Matthewson and F. V. Burnett.
 l Litchfield county-w. S. Munger, William Dem ing, R. s. Goodwin, c. L. Blake and William J. Ford.
 Holland county-F. Gilnack, W. N. Clark ad E. P. | Flint.
 l The annual dinner will be served at the United | States Hotel at 145 p. m. Thursday The committee
 of arrangements consists of Dr. Melancthou Storrs, | Dr. William H. Hudson and Dr. James Campbell, | ir The members of the society will be given a 1 ception Wednesday evening, from to 10 o'clock, | by Dr. G. P. Davis at his residence, No. 30 Wood, | ands stra
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-22
UNDERTAKING
GRATEFUL-coMFoRTINa. EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

By thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the operations of digestion and nutri tion, and by careful application of the fine proper ties of wefselected Cocoa, MT. Epps has provided craze which may save many heavy doctors bills It is by the malicious of such articles of diet thai
 constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease. Hun dreds of subtle maladies floating around ready to attack wherever there is weak point. We may escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves vel fortified with pure blood and properly nourishet franer-Civil Service Gazette.
 Made simply with boiling water or milk. Soll only in half pound tins by Grocers, labeled thus
 JAMES EPPS 6 Co.,, Homeopathic Chemists,
 se22tues&wed1Y London, England.
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The Dynamiters I'm Manacles,

LONDON, May 21.-Cunningham and Bur ton, dressed in civilian garb and escorted by nine armed wardens, were conveyed from Newgate to St. Mary's prison at Chatham to- day Burton seemed very Respondent, but Cunningham was smiling and talkative. Both were heavily manaeled. They were unshayed and showed the effect of prison life.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-22
A Burglar Caught.

Last night James Conway, who lives on East street, burglariously entered Reynolds bolt shop on East street and took therefrom @ chest of tools belonging to one of the workmen. He took it out into the yard and broke it open and was about to gather up and carry away the tools when Officer Dris- coll appeared on the scene. Conway at- tempted to run away, but the officer was toe quick for him and captured him before he had gone far. The burglar was locked up ir the Grand treet precinct station.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-22
The Hoaman House Incendiaries.

BOSTON, May 21.-The case of Julian Pen niman, charged with causing the Hoffman House fires, was continued to day. Samuel O. Abbott, who is under sentence of ten years imprisonment upon his own confession of complicity in the crimes charged, testified to seeing Penniman on four different occa- sions bore holes in the floors of the hotel, fill them with oil and set it on fire. Abbott was fireman at the hotel. Penniman's only motive seemed to be to injure the proprietor Cola more, whom he disliked. The cross -examin- ation failed to shake the witness. The court here took a recess.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-22
Sullivan VIII Spar with Burke,

BOSTON, May 21.-John L. Sullivan and Patsy Sheppard yesterday signed articles for a four round glove fight between Sullivan and Jack Burke, Marquis of Queensbury rules. The articles have been sent to Burke, from whom they emanated, and if agreed to the contest will come off at the Chicago Driv- ing Park. Sullivan began active training to- day under Sheppard's draining.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-22
The st..ua ofu,hartx Gaming

RoUEN, May 21.-The war steamer Isere with Bartholdi's statue Of liberty sailed to- day for New York. The departure was made the occasion for demonstration, all the civil and military authorities of the city
 being present on the pier to witness the sailing. The Isere is not a fast vessel and the statue will probably not reach New York until after June l.
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A Crowded House.

exhibition at the Lincoln rink last evening. Their performances on the bicycle and sin gle wheel were wonderful and called forth prolonged applause. Saturday evening will close the season at the rink and then grand concert will be given. Two bands will fur nish music and opportunity for skating will be given The session will be prolonged a half hour in honor of the occasion. The rink will be open all day on Monday for the dis tribution of skates.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-22
Delegates.

The delegates from Connecticut to the international convention of the Young Mems Christian association, held at Atlanta recent ly, were: w. A. Wells and E. B. Dilling ham, of Hartford w. A. Venter, of Meri den; William E. Colley, of Bridgeport; H. O Williams, of New Haven; William P. Taylor of Yale college, and G. H. Stoughton, oi Waterbury
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A DastardIy Attempt.

TOLEDO, May 21.-A dastardly attempt
 was made this morning to wreck the limited express train on the Lake Shore road at this place by obstructing the track with ties 8 short distance east of the tunnel Fortunate | ly the ties were discovered and removed | about fifteen minutes before the arrival of | the express train.
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EENO y a small milk route Inquire or
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ro Educate the Africans,

WORCESTER, Mass, May 21.-The will of William w. Smith gives his whole estate to A. B. O. F. M for the. education of the col ored men in Africa. He was a single man, somewhat eccentric and had no confident. His executor judges the amount..may reach $25. GOO and perhaps much more.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-22
POISON IN CREAM CAKES. Several Cases of Sudden Illness in
 Merfden.

MERIDEN, May 21.-Three children of Robert Bowman, Chester Lombra's wife and children and the Rev. A. T. Randall and wife were all taken seriously i'll this evening with vomiting and purging after eating cream cakes bought at one of the bakeries. Prompt medical attendance saved their lives, though they were dangerously ill for several hours. Some of the cakes are to be analysed. The baker insists that they were made according to the regular formula.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-22
A Society of Bank Omccrs.

BosroN, May 21.-The bank officers asso- citation of Boston, representing forty-seven national and nine savings banks, completed it's organization this afternoon. Of the five hundred persons employed in banks of this city 263 have either joined the association or signified their intention of so doing. Arthur F. Locke of the National Bank of North America was chosen president.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-22

A CARD.-To all who are suffering from erro
 and indiscretons of yoush nervous weakness. early scay loss of manhood, &c., I will send recipe thst will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy discovered by missionary in
 South America. Send self addressed envelope REV JOSEPH T. LYMAN, Station D, New York. Jy14 eod&W1y.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-22

FOX SALEs <hHeA In West Haven, comfortable home, com E:;:i prising house and large lot; considerable
 MAs.Ak fruit; price $2,000
 fine building lot, traly located; $10per foot FOR RENT.
 "A A few good houses in the borough and fur M|:::I nished cottages at the shore. WllH WALTER A. MAIN,
 a27 West Haven.
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The Eoreet Fires i'm MichIg

The FOreeE FIFes HI NHHcMHHHHs
 NEwBERRY, Mich, May 21.-The forest fires about this place broke out with renewed fury yesterday and along the south side of the Detroit, Mackinack and Marquette rail road they are burning with great ferceness. Back of this place the forests are perfect m ass of flames and eight buildings have al ready been destroyed. Tine town of Dollar vile just beyond here is threatened with en- tire destruction. A gang of men are fighting the flames.
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HELP.
H E E.P

w ANHED. To BUY tot of Second-han Furniture and Car pets Highest cash price paid. Orders by mail promptly attended to at ' ~ .ejal7 2s CHURCH ST REEF.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-22

AHA Second floor of 454 Orchard street.
 :; Also the store 755 State street will be rented 2M'!G very low to an approved tenant. as, GLOSON HALL,
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-22
KICKING ANDrEAR1NG A CORPSE.
Father Vents His Fury On The Re-
 mains of His ChiId,s SIaYer.


 mains of His Chfld's Slayer.
 PrTTsBURG, May 21.-About 1920 o'clock this after noon France Robbat, young Bo- hemian sixteen years of age, shot and in stantly killed little girl named Lippich, four years of age, at No. 69 Webster avenue He then fired bullet into his own brain and fell dead Michael Lippich, the father of the murdered baby, was hurriedly summoned from his work. The scene on his arrival at the side of the crib in which lay the remains of his little daughter was heartrending be- yond description. On beholding the fright full rent in it's neck where the bullet had en- tered he became frenzied On turning about he observed the author of the crime lying on the floor weltering in his blood The father made rush toward the murders body and jumping on it commenced kicking and tear ing 1t, all the time uttering oaths and cries of deepest grief Two detectives present forci- ply removed him from the side of his heart broken wife. When he became calmer he stated that Babbat, who boarded with the family, had but recently arrived in this coun- try and bought the revolver with his first weeks wages. It is the accepted theory that while at the dinner table the boy carelessly removed the revolver from his pocket and in doing so accidentally discharged it. After seeing the effect of his carelessness Babbat became frightened and turning the weapon upon himself took his own life
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-22
Hanlan Reaches San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO, May 21.-Edward Hanlan arrived by steamer to-day. He looks well He made s35,00O in Australia, but lost $1O,OO on the race with Beach He says Beach is invincible. The Australians will back him against the world.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-22
A c,aryyman Commits Suicide.

CoLL1NsvILLE, H., May s1.-The Rev. J. R. Reasoner, pastor of the First Presby yterian church of this city, committed suicide this morning. The cause was mental depression on account of ill health.
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SoVoA nFR

ID ECEIVED this day an invoice of the finest h, clarified, genuine Grasse Olive Oil our own direct importation. We feel confident that we can suit those of our customers who are particular about quality. HALL,
 vnG ITO Chanel Street.
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EXPERIENCED corset cutter; also stiteher, lI corders and closers
 mye0 St MAYER, STROUSE & CO Al Court st
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District of New Haven ss Probate Court,
 May 20. 1885.

UPSTATE of ALEXANDER w FORBES, late of 1A East Haven, in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district of New Ha- ven, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of said estate to hibit their claims for settlement Those who neg lect to present their accounts properly attested within said time, will be debarred recovery. All make immediate payment to
 Tn2l 2d1w DWIGHT w TIJTvTI E Fvac,,tor
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The Omaha Ordered .o New For

NEWPORT, May 21.-The United States steamer Omaha has been unexpectedly order
 ed to proceed at once to New York. The officers were looking forward to visit here with much pleasure. Secretary Whitney will at once order an investigation into the ground ing of the Omaha of Proyincetown harbor.
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Tn small Packagcs

TNOR FAMILY USE-Imported in caddies of 10 M to IS pounds each Very choice English Breakfast and Oolong Teas. It will suit the most particular customers. The price is moder-
 my 570 Chapel Street.
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FOR RENT.

- hOUMS WITH POWER.
 MsA TWO connecting rooms 74x38 and 62x22 W;i;I fourth floor Qainnipiac Building. No. 6eS 1s:sL Chapel street, especially arranged for light manufacttrlng, premises being supplied with abundant light, steady power steam heat and two freight elevators May be leased as a whole or in rart HENRY F ENGLISH = 0raraor
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PY KENSINGTON ART COMPANY female ,l1 help to do our light, pleasant work at their homes. Sent by mail promptly to any address No canvaSslng easy to learn and anyone can earn from g. to S10 per week For full information ad- dress TRANSACTION ART ROOMS,
 19 Pearl street. Boston, Mass, BOX 5, ,O78.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-22
THE MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD.
An Inquiry Into The Expensive Man.
 ner of Repairing Ships There.

An Inquiry Into The Expensive Man.
 ner of Repairing Ships There.
 WASHINGTON, May 21.-Secretary Whit ney has convened a board of five naval of- fcers to meet at the Mare Island navy yard and inquire into the expensive manner in which repairs to vessels have been made at that yard. In his letter to Commodore Rus sell, commandant of the yard, informing him of his action the Secretary says:
 "In the line of suggestions con- ta1ned in my letter to you April 10th I have made such init of the expenditures made at the Mare Island yard of late years for the purpose of satisfying myself as to it's condition as place for the efficient performance of public work. Taking certain lines of inquiry as tests l am compelled to express the greatest astonishment at the results indicated. The steamship Mohican was taken out of commission in 1872, since that time she has remained in the Mare Isl ard yard undergoing reconstruction, includ- ing the substitution of machinery for the old. She is now substantially ready for sea and within the next sixty days will re-en- ter the service. From the accounts of this department it appears that there has been spent on her in the Mare Island yard $545,- 900, which with further amounts likely to come in will raise her total expendi- lures to about $900,000, and this upon wooden vessel of about one thousand nine hundred tons displacement. More than two-thirds of this has been spent within the last three years. For the fact that she is of class now obsolete, and therefore practi- calIy worthless 8 weapon of war, the yard cannot be held responsible. But that the expense of this reconstruction in the Mare Island yard has cost the government three times what a new ship of the same character and class could have been built for does certainly indicate the most extraordinary mismanagement and wastefulness. Similar indications appear to me in the case of partial repairs and replace ment made on the other vessels not necessary to comment upon in detail. It may be said that the economy, or lack of it, with which repairs are conducted is in general thing difficult to prove. But circumstances like those exhibited in the case of the Mohican are entirely incapa- ble of explanation except on the ground that through fault of system some other reason the public money spent in the Mare Island yard is in the main thrown away.''
 Secretary Whitney has also directed the officers responsible for repairs to the Omaha to explain why so large sum as half mil lion dollars was expended in repairs to that vessel in the Portsmouth, N. H., yard.
 Another Trial of the Dolphin.
 WASHINGTON May 21-Mr John Roach
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Indicted for Running Sunday TraII

SPRINGFIELD, May 21.-The grand jury in this city to-day found two indictments against the Boston and Albany railroad fo1 running Sunday trains.
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Business Opportunity.

A SPLENDID chance for energetic man to A start in profitable manufacturing business located in this city Trade well established and easy to Satisfactory for selling Capital re quired from 8 900 to $5OOO. For further Particu- lars address ''BUSINESS,'
 my20 3t% This Ofdce.
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-22
Suicide at Dead of Night.

BOSTON, May 21.-Joseph E. Gerhardt, aged twenty four, 8 tinsmith residing at No. g Shawmut street, committed suicide this morning by shooting himself in the head with twenty-two calibre revolver About 3:30 o'clock his brother, who occupied the bed with him, awoke on feeling something cold against his hand. He found his brother lying across the bed with a bullet hole in the right temple. Two brothers who slept in the room with him had not heard the report Gerhardt has shown signs of insanity
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@s=4 ONE fine located corner business lot, corner
 8,is State and Edwards street. suitable for 8 dou- AssA ble house and stores, 46x75 Also another eligible lot corner of Howard avenue and First street, 5Ox16O. Inquire of JOHN DORNHEIM,
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Ch1CKens COm1nG Home tO ROOst.
 LONDON, May 21.-Dispatches from Vienna indicate some ill feeling against England in official circles. Count Von Taafe, president of the ministry, is reported to have said for publication recently: London is the great center for the printing of revolutionary literature circulated on the continent Until England becomes less 1enient against alien conspirators she should not expect any reel procal effort from the United States toward crushing out the anarchism of the dynamiters who are giving her so much trouble''
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-22
Took Bedbug Poison by mtstak,

Wednesday morning Solomon Wilson, col
 red, porter at the Wauregan House, Nor wich, took wine glass full of bedbug pois- on. The poison had such immediate effect on him that Dr. Carleton, who has his office
Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-22
THE SHADOW OF COMING EVENT. A New Liberal Member to Stand For The MidIothian-Why the Troops Were Halted at Alexandria.

LONDON, May 21.-The report that MT. Gladstone has decided to retire from public fife is made more credible than this often re- vived rumor would ordinarily be by circum- stances and by the conduct of the Prime Ministers friends. The Liberal leaders have already chosen candidate for the Midlothian district. This would either indicate that they know that MT. Gladstone has deter mined to retire before the fall election or that they are arranging to have him stand for some other constituency. The latter is most improbable.
 PEsHAwUR, May 21.-The Ameer of Afghanistan is raising several new regiments and is otherwise adding to the strength of bis army.
 BERLIN, May 22.-It is said that Prince Bismarck is urging England to limit her operations in Egypt to protectorate of Egypt proper and the control of finances, to join with Germany in developing eastern Africa by a colonization.
 LONDON, May 22.-The Morning Post claims to have learned that the stoppage of the guards at Alexandria on their homeward passage from Suakim was not due to hitch in the negotiations with Russia, but to the discovery by Sir Evelyn Barring that there was to be an outbreak of the natives in Cairo fomented by French political agents with the object of affording a pretext for landing French troops from transports now cruising along the Baltic. The article creates 8 de cided sensation.
 ALLAHABAD, May 21.-The Maharajah of Napaul reviewed twenty thousand Goorka troops yesterday at Khatmande and offered them for immediate service to the Viceroy o1 India. The men presented @ fine appearance and seemed anxious for service.
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DEATHS.

MERRICK-The funeral of Mrs. Rebecca A. Mer- rick will take place from her late residence, 85 sherman avenue tomorrow (Saturday) afternoon at D. m. Relatives and friends are invited to attend =
 GOWER-In Chicago, H., May 19, George D. Gower, aged 58 years;
 May 22 at 3:3O p. m., to which friends are in
 vited. ,,, TULLOCK-1n this city, May SO, JeSs1e E. IullocK, Funeral to, morrow (Saturday) afternoon at 2:3o o'clock from the residence of her brother in law, Capt Gilbert Manson, 209 Columbus avenue. 2t*
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A Few Hundred Dollars Will se-
FOR RENT
FOR RENT
FOR SALE.

1esA ONE STORE, No. 104 State street. with or N::i without brick barn in the rear.
 z!sA Apply to MASSENA CLARK,
 al 2m 87 Church street, Room 4.