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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-03-06
The Prince of wales Safe.

PARIS, March 5.-The directorate of the
dynamite faction of Irish agitators residing
in Paris have addressed a manifesto to the
Prince of Wales pledging his safety during
his visit to Ireland for the reason that he is a
Freemason. The document is signed by Mi
chael Flannery, secretary.
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FOR SALE

49, THE premises known as No. 80 Stevens
M#:;. street. The house is new and well built 1t
@sssA has ten rooms, conveniently arranged for two
families, and stands on lot 3Ox120 The owner has
made change in his business and is anxious to sell
at a low price.
TO RENT-Sixteen houses and thirty three tene-
ments in different parts of the city
Two balls, Nos. 695 and 70I Chapel street, for
light manufacturing purposes, without power.
Money to loan in sums to suit frs mortgage.
If the property offered for security is centrally 10
Gated and worth double the amount of the loan
asked for five per cent interest will be guaranteed
for term of years.
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CINCINNATI, March 5.-The board of trade
adopted the report of it's committee in favor
of registration law in Ohio and the cham
Der of commerce committee on the same
subject reported the same bill to that body,
but final action was deferred till Saturday
The bill is substantially the same as the laws
now in force in New York, from which it
was taken. The chamber of commerce com
mittee that recommended the law consists of
seven Democrats and three Republicans
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TIT FOR TAT.
The Duties On American Fish In Cam

The Duties On American Fish In Cam
ada.
OTTAWA, March 5.-The duties ON fish and
fish products which come into effect on the
first of July this year appear to be misunder-
stood. The imposition of these duties is
merely piece of retaliatory legislation. The
wording and rates of the duties are an exact
copy of the United States resolutions inpos-
ing these duties on Canadian fish The gov
eminent, however, obtained power from Par
lament to remit the duties whenever they are
RENTED on Canadian fish products going
into the United States
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-03-06

AKRON, O., March 5.-F. c. Brown, city
prison keeper, created quite a sensation here
by clipping at midnight last night with the
wife of Charles Camp. Brown leaves wife
and nine year-old daughter
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FOR s ALE.

@@ VERY pleasant house of ten rooms; city
R:;: water and in good condition; lot 85x275 feet;
Z...Aafine grapes and fruit; price very low and
terms easy; near horse cars
Also for rent whole house of seven rooms on Giles
street at 81 per month. Inquire of
w. Fl. WHEELER,
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EARM FOR SALE.

- IN North Haven fine farm of so acres, in
hl;;;I Guiding about 10 acres of woodland and some
MAl.A goo!-sized timber. House and large barn in
good condition The entire place is most desir-
able one pleasantly and conveniently located on the
Middletown turnpike at Four Mile Brook, three
miles from city limits large number of fine bear
ing young fruit trees the place Excellent location
for the establishment of milk business Will be sold
reasonable; part mortgage if desired: In 4uire on
the premises of HENRY CLOlA,
n1n6tf This Office.
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a DOUBLE Brick House and large lot 60x150
IN ION Chapel street, 1880; the lot is worth
the money Also business property on
George street near Church street for sale low if sold
this month.
One lot on Franklin street; also one Putnam
street, at bargain.
WANTED-s3 900 at per cent on central prop
erty worth $3.50.
Houses and lots for sale in all parts of the city
If YOU want to selaa house lot we can do it Tor
YOU Houses to 4Gnt and rents collected. If you
desire to sell your property this spring now Is the
time put it in the market Money to loan in sums
to suit. Best city reference.
THOMAS O'BRIEN & CO.,
mhG 500 CHAPEL STREET.
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TELEGRAPHIC JOTTINGs.

The Secretary of the Interior has dis
barred from practice before the Interior de.
partment and its bureaus George Hazen, of
Minneapolis, Mimi.
The Massachusetts legislative Committee
on Railroads with nearly two hundred other
members of the legislature arrived by special
New York and New England railroad train
yesterday at Cornwall, N. Y, to inspect the
proposed location of the Storm King bridge.
The party returns to-day.
Henry Dearborn, who in 1877 at Concord,
N. H, was sentenced to ten years imprison-
ment for obstructing the tracks of the Bos-
ton and Montreal railroad, was yesterday
pardon by the Governor, his health being in
such a condition that he cannot live.
Cardinal Ledochowski of Posen, who be-
came famous for his refusal to obey the Ger
man May laws and was prohibited by Prince
Bismarck from performing the duties of his
religious Offices, has received from the Pope
the appointment of secretary of the papal
brief
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FOR SALE I'M THIS CITY.
J.. Mel Bassett, 8lS Chapel Street.
tho tiroa To hIv houSe
FOR RENT.

- STORE, corner State and Bradley street.
E99:.sI $40 month. Second floor of Asa Orchard
Ej!il street So month. Whole house, rooms at
i13 Bradley street, in good order. Inquire at 4s2
DixweI avenue -
oc3O GIOSON HALL.
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GILL-In Hamden Plains, March Sd, Mary A. Gill,
aged 25 years.
Funeral from her late residence Hamden Plains at
pa. M Friday, March g. thence to st. Mary's r.
C. church. where solemn high will be Of
fered for the repose of her soul.
STONE-In this city, March 9th, Mrs. Phebe NJ.
Stone, widow of DR.. John j. Stone.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
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The Root of the Evil.

To thoroughly cure scrofula it IS necessary
to strike directly at the root of the evil This
is exactly what Hoods Sarsaparilla does, by
acting upon the blood, thoroughly cleansing
it OF all impurities, and leaving not even q
faint of scrofula in the vital fluid. Thou
sands who have been cured of scrofula by
Hoods Sarsaparilla testify to it's wonderful
blood purifying qualities. Sold by all drug
0ists
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THE DIscoNrEHr OF AaoR.
striking Miners Refuse the Terms Of
fered To Them.

fered to Them.
PITTsBURG, March 5.-This morning Secre-
tary Flannery, according to instructions of
yesterdays joint convention of railroad and
river miners, notified the trade tribunal that
the pits represented in the convention would
not accept the umpire's award and announced
that the miners would all come out ON Mon
day. President Costello refused to express
an opinion regarding the practical result
of the proposed strike. but asserts that three
cents per bushel will be paid on demand by
several of the largest mines in the district.
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MARINE LIST.
@. PORT oFNEw HAVEN. %@


Sch R. NickeI son for Baltimore.
Sch Lulu Anlerman, Bennett, for Baltimore.
Sch s. M Reed. Parker. for Baltimore
Sch Twilight, ReaveS, for Baltimore
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ton' Massachusetts,, was yesterday afternoon
appointed warden of the Connecticut State
prison by the board of directors. He is
man of long experience in the management
of prisons, having for many years been
warden of the Massachusetts prisons at
CharlsstoWn and Concord
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FOlk RENT.
o. MAY LIST, the house No. IL Brown street
E;;;I Rent $25 month. Apply on
zl.N mar5 2t+ THE PREMISES
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E0R SALE on RENT

A FINE farm of 81 acres located on Milford
l9::: turnpike, two miles from Milford. This farm
g#s is under high state of cultivation Large guam
titles of fruit good buildings; well fenced; stock
and tools will be sold with it if desired For raising
milk and vegetables it is second to none: 1t cuts
large quantities of hay and the land is frst-class
Terms easy and price reasonable. Inquire at
HINMAN'S REAL ESTATE AND LOAN AGENCY.
mh6 12t 60 Church Street
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R 7 e -

m Past Tour Finn
Nerle Of teesB ssoupn
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- FIVE Rooms within five minutes walk of
H;iil the City Market Water closet, water and
the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad
shops Small house of five rooms, No. 10 Louis
street, Fair Haven; city water. Apply to
j. HELLER,
AUS 1872 Chapel street or 9S Olive street
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PROVIDENCE, R. l., March Sat 4:45 this
morning fire was discovered in the buildings
SO and 101 Dyer street, occupied by Sanders,
Whitford & Aldrich, wholesale grocers.
The fire probably caught from a gas jet
which was burning just below small shelf
over the Office door and was confined almost
exclusively to the first floor. Loss to the
building $4,000; stock $4,000. Fully in
sured.
Canadian Troops for Foreign Service.
TORONTO, March "a cablegram was re-
ceived this morning announcing that the of
fer of Toronto officers to raise regiment for
service in Afghanistan is accepted. One Of
fcer left here to-day on cable message from
the war Office desiring him to join his regi-
ment and others have been ordered to hold
themselves in readiness.
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FOEk HE ENI,
49, TWO tenements of six rooms with bath
h5IiiT
IEesA room, ETC., on Lloyd street.
single cottage of six rooms with bath room
near Lloyd street.
Several tenements for S. and So on Haven street
A tenement COTE street.
S. l.. BEatchley Il Son,
Is Exchange Building,
Chanel st.
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UPROARIOUS LAWMAK ERS.
A DisorderIy Scene In The Joint Coz

D1sorderlY scene In The Joint Con-
vention At Springfield.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill, March 5.-The absence
of six Democrats from the joint assembly to-
day enabled the Republicans to risk vote.
They therefore answered to their names,
while the Democrats were silent. The re-
suit was: Logan 80, Washburn 0. KEN
brough, acting for Speaker Haines, who was
sick, declared the assembly adjourned. The
Republicans at once raised an uproar and for
half an hour the din and confusion was riot
Gus. The Republicans crowded down to the
clerks desk and insisted on the roll being
called. Watson, secretary of the Senate,
tried to call it, but was Immediately pulled
away from the desk. Members shouted, the
Speaker pounded his desk and in the push
ing and crowding that occurred many blows
were exchanged. The Republicans finally
withdrew from the hall and the House
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Canadian troops for Foreign
General GRANTS Condition.

NEW YORK, March 5.-One Of General
Grants physicians said at late hour to-
night that the general was much easier than
during the day. The general had bad
morning, he was better at noon and still
more improved during the evening.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-03-06

Daniel w. Richards, of the firm of D.
w. Richards & Co. of New York, arrived in
New London Tuesday armed with the prop
er documents authorizing him to take pos
session of the steamer Florida, recently sold
by the United States government. They
will take the steamer to Cow Bay to be
broken up.
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LONDON, March 5.-His Royal Highness
the Duke Of Edinburgh, vice admiral and adj
miral SUPERINTENDENT of the naval reserve, in
public address this evening declared that
the fleet was fearfully deficient in war mate
rial. He implored the people to urge the
voting of necessary supplies in view of threat
ened emergencies.
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undred Dollars VIII Sc,

A n wv w Sc
cure a Good Home.
o. ONE FAMILY HOUSE, 200 Atwater street
Eaii! House and barn, % Auburn street. Two fam
EAlllA. lily house, No II Clay street. Two-famiy
house. $50 Orchard street. All to be sold low if sold
within ten days Also for rent, first floor 70 Wool
sey street. first floor 10 Newhall street; lis Portsea
street, 121 Portsea street; 80 Congress avenue and
second floor % Auburn street.
A. M. HOLMES HOUSE MOVER, OFFICE
SO CHURCH STREET. no15
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for City Property or

60 FARM of 100 acres, well divided into
M:;il meadow, pasture or wood land; well watered;
I'LL two-s story house with all necessary buildings
in good repair; large variety choice fruit. Very
cheap if disposed of soon. Call address Charles
E Whittlesey, 26 Garden street, New Haven, Conn.
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WANTED.

BOARD for gentleman and wife one or two
ID rooms in good locality; private family pre-
ferred. Address Nv
mh6 3tA Journal and (,ouriar ofaoo
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FOR SALE.

- FARM of fifty acres with large two story
M;isl house and three barns. situated in Wood
49, bridge, on the main road six miles from New
ty. Additional land can be had with the above if
desired.
For summer residence or boarders this proper
ty has especial advantages
GEORGE A. ISBELII,
ma Office 792 Chapel street. Room l.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION by capable girl to cook wash
"A and iron do general homework in a i5tiyate
family; good reference if required. Inquire at
Hno lIr $50 FRANKLIN STREET
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Zeal Estate.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT.

TUX RENT.
DESK ROOM, I'd floor, front window, CENTRAL
located, in flrst-ciass office Possession at onc
mar5 Ct Address p. o. BOX 405
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." A NTEn

A YOUNG American lady desires a Dosltjon as
"a housekeeper for a widower A good home
more desired than high wages; references ex-
eii mbs o.. Auoress MISS N. NJ. p,
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VOL. LII
d6nal1ts.
WANTED


u Protestant girl n situation as seamstress in
- private family Apply at
mhG 1t+ 81 PTTTN AM STD uUr
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Woman Roasted to Death.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March News Of
a shocking accident in Roane county near
this city is just received. A Miss Jenkins
was on a visit to neighbor and while stand
ing near an open CRATE her clothing caught
fire. She escaped from the house completely
enveloped in flames and ran the entire dis
lance home. Her body was literally wasted
and she expired in a short time.
Germany,s Designs I'm Africa.
LONDON, March 6.-The Daily News says:
We learn that Germany proposes to take
possession of territory in eastern Africa COW
ering an area more than twice that of Prus-
sia
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LONDON, March 6.-The morning papers
attach much Importance to Count Herbert
Bismarck's diplomatic visit to London. The
hope is expressed that the result of his con-
ferences with Earl Granville will be the COM
plete reconciliation of England and Ger
many.
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srs CHAPEL, STREET

SIS CHAPEL STREET
rs the place to sell or trade in real estate. have
L some small farms and some large ones near the
CITY Houses and lots at various prices from Sl5,-
600 to $40 OGO in the city and it for sale
change L want few rents. for which have Gus
toners. Also some money to loan.
William I'll. Wheeler,
SlSC CHAPEL STR EET.
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News by Telegraph
FROM ALL QUARTERS.
AT THE WHITE House.
Hundreds Call On The
President.
OPINIONS OF THE CABINET,
A Readjuster's Protest
Against Bayard.
Big RECORDS ON SKATES.
A Reprisal I'm The Fish
Trade.
THE NEW ADMINISTRATION.

Crowds Still Lingering at the Capt.
tai - President Cleveland Holds a
Levee and Shakes Many Hundreds
of Hands.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-The unanimous
verdict on the Inauguration is that it was
the most brilliant and successful occasion of
Nature did all in her power by furnishing a
lovely day to contribute to the success of the
occasion. The multitude which faced Presi-
dent Cleveland when he delivered his inaugu-
raj address was probably the larg-
est gathering of human beings
ever collected in one spot. Some esti-
mate the number at one hundred thousand,
while fully a quarter of million people
fanked the procession. There were no mis-
haps and not speck of trouble to mar the
universal joyousness of the day. To-day
there was, so to speak, an ''annex" inaugura-
ton parade. Pennsylvania avenue and the
principal streets have been filed with troops
and clubs. The decorations still futter
gaily and the city presents a holiday
appearance. Perhaps ten thousand visitors
left the city to-day, but many will linger sew
eral days more. The New York County
Democracy, over one thousand strong,
marched through the principal streets this
afternoon and were greeted enthusiastically
everywhere. Congressman Muller and sever
al other prominent public gentlemen accom-
panied them to the Pennsylvania depot,
where late in the afternoon they boarded
special train en- route for home.
President Cleveland devoted the day to his
callers. At O'Clock when informed that the
executive mansion was surrounded by strang
WI hoin Ind cd
from the building, he directed that the doors
be opened and expressed his willingness to
receive all who called. The orders were
complied with and taking position in the
east room the President shook hands with
hundreds of people. The stream of callers
continued until the President retired to din
ner. The Duckworth club of Cincinnati, the
County Democracy of New York and many
other organizations were among those re-
ceived.
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New Warden for the State Prison.
General Samuel E. Chamberlain, of New
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BOLTON & NELLY.
In Our Corset Department

Sweeping reductions in our stock of Cor
sets, Hoop Skirts and Bustles must be made
to make room for Spring manufacture and
importations.
We make the following for clean sweep ::
5-piece Corset SOC, now 35c.
100 Bone CorsetS 75c now SOC.
Double-Bone Corsets 75c, now Soc
Double Side Steel Csc, now SOC.
Full Long Bone C-piece) Csc, now SOC,
Penang Corset (unbreakable) 81, Soc.
Elevated Bust shoulder straps 81, now 75c.
Caroline Corset 81, now 90c.
Sensible Side (whalebone) SIPS, now 81.
Double everlasting 81 25, now Csc.
Common Sense Woven 1s5, now 81;
x
s. 81. SO, now $150
Abdominal $2.25, now
P D. CoutiIle Imported 81 SO, now $1a5.
G. P Coutille Gmported) So 25 now 81 80.
S. C. Sateen Gmported) 81. so. now So
Space prevents us from mentioning 30 or 40 other
styfes which reduced in like proportion
a general reduction of from 25 to So per cent on
all Hoop Skirts and Bustles The great increase of
gales in this line assure us that We give the best
value for the least money, and with above reduc.
lions we cannot but expect sweeping reduction in
our surplus stock.
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Local weather Record.

Local Weather Record.
FOR MARCH s. 1885
7:ls liis s:ls 7:1s n:ls
H HamFdsg g. 6 g e e g g g
and velocity in
ss per S cdy F Tas d S C Na
Mean bar, 3oO61; mean temp, "a. mean humid
ity; 67H t.,n A. min temr 90 toto, ,,,.o,n,-
tation train and melted snow inches and = hun
dredths.
FOR MARCH 5. 1884.
Mean bar, 3O.ts; mean temp, 1914; mean humid
Max temp, 30; min. temp, /.
j. H. SHERMAN. sergt s. c. U. s. A.
readings indicates temperature below zero.
A dash II prefxed to rainfall figures indicates
precipitation too small to measure.
-.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.
MARCH g.
Sun RISES. s s:.s NOOK Rises, HIGH W4rEa,
DEATHS.
GILL-In Hamden Plains, March Sd, Mary A Gill,
Funeral from her late residence Hamden Plains at
9 a. Friday, March 8, thence to St. Mary's R.
fered for the repose of her soul
d ths Of eI5y s6 Mrs Phebe
Notice of funeral hereafter.
MARINE LIST.
<ffF, PORT oFNEw HAVEN. .@SxA
SAILED.
Sch r. NickeI son for Baltimore.
Sen Lulu Amerman Bennett for Baltimore,
Sch Twilight, Reaves, for Baltimore.
FOR SALE CHEAP,
49, AaHOUSE centrally located, with all nod
a; ern improvements For further particulars
4mh ht l ;s'i 90 w. - ~ Use F. cAFFREY & co.
Dog FOR SALE.
49, FOR good reasons a black and tan Coo
- lie dog 10 months old is offered for sale;
perfect beauty; affectonate to children thorough
until o'clock p m mh6 ats
FOR SALE,
- A GOOD house with barn on Whalley ave
Ha:!i nue.; lot deep; modern improvements IN the
Also Also good house. on Elm street; lot over fifty
feet front; modern improvements in the house For
particulars cali on B. l. LA Astata xon+
mh6 St. S59 Chapel Street.
FOR RENT,
49, TWO tenements of six rooms with bath
Ws.sI ROOM ETC.. on Lloyd street.
A single cottage of six rooms with bath room
Lloyd street. -
Several tenementS for 81 and SS on Haven street
A tenement on COTE street.
s. l.. BEatcflIey & Son,
I6 Exchange Building,
mh6 Cor. Church and Chapel ST.
SIS CHAPEL STR EFT
rs the place sell trade in real estate. have
i some small farms and some large ones near the
city Houses and lots at various prices from $751;
600 $4,000 in the city and it for sale or ex
change L want a few rents. for which have GUS
toners. Also some money to loan.
William FH. Wheeler,
SIS CHAPEL STIR EET.