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Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-07
E BOSTON SYMPHONY CONCERT.
NEW HAVEN OPERA HOUSE

At this opera house Thursday evening Catherine Lewis, Charles A. Stevenson and Harry Lee, supported by the Charles A. Stevenson comedy company, will appear in "Called Back" On Friday and Saturday evenings and Saturday afternoon the com pany will appear in "A Country Girl" Of ''Called Back" the New York Herald says MT. Charles A. Stevenson as Gilbert Vaughn simulated the blind man very successfully, and subsequently, when Gilbert regains his eyesight and is seeking to prove the mystery of the midnight murder, he rises to the oc- casion and does some good acting. MT. Henry Lee, the political spy, called forth storms of applause. At the end of act first his graceful and lightning dagger like thrusts terminating in the death of his victim were true to life and masterly in execution. Dr. Ceneri gave MT. H. A. Thomas an opportunity to display a fine piece of work. His death scene, where he divulges his sworn secret, demanded re- peated applause. The play requires a large cast of characters and they were well sus- tained.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-07
A NEW PRODUCTION.

Cantata of R uth by the College Street
 Church Choir Tomorrow Night.
 A large audience will be present at Col lege street church tomorrow, Thursday, even ing, when the cantata of Ruth will be ren- dered by the choir of the church, with the characters taken follows: Naomi, Miss Sophie L. Northrop, contralto; Ruth, Miss Helen A. Sanford, soprano; Orpah, Miss Emma L. Bray, soprano; Boaz, MT. Will liam F. Mosher. The cantata is g new mu- sical effort which has never before been given in this city. It is a sacred cantata by Gaul, an English composer, and contains many beautiful solos beside. effective choruses. It will be given under the direction of Prof. Fowler, the accomplished musical director at College street church. The accom- mpaniments will be upon Steinway grand, kindly fur nished for the occasion by Messrs. Steinert & Son. with addition of a harp obligato, played by Miss Viola Sanford and organ part supplied by MT. Arthur l.. Bristol. Dicker- man supplies the floral decorations in his best style. During the first intermission Miss Annie Thomas will play a piano solo and between the second and third parts of the cantata there will be 8 harp and piano duet. Every one in the audience will be provided with 8 printed slip having the cantata. A new and long stage sufficient for the body of singers which is to participate has been built for the occasion. The pro- ceeds will be devoted to church purposes
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-07

Chambray Robes. A limited purchase of chambray robes ln all colors at the unusual low price of $4 and $4. 50. Ask to see them.
 MoNsoN & CARPENTER.
 764 and 768 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-07

54-inch homespuns at 75c per yard.
 MoNsoN & CARPENTER.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-07
M l LL l N F R '. R. BALLERSTEIN& co.

The success which attended our opening and the favorable comments by thousands of ladies who visited our establishment during the past two days testify to the appreciation by the pub- lie of our efforts to give New Haven a first-class Millinery Store.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-07
AMERICAN THEATER.

Billy Williams and the fine supporting company playing at the American will ap- pear twice to-day. They give splendid per formance and one we'll worth witnessing.
 CARRIE SWAIN.
 Manager Wall has been induced to give special matinee today, which, with the per formance tonight, will conclude the engage menI of this bright little actress in our city this season. Jack-in-the-Box is by far the best vehiche for proper exhibition of Miss Swain's charming cleyerness, calling into play as it does her grace of manner, her yo- cal abilities and her excellent dancing, and. we may add, a marked ability as an actress. Her clever henchman comedian Foy has cre- ated an impression during his visit that will be of service to him on his reappearance here. He is one of the best comedians we have seen this season and as a support to the star may be regarded most valuable aid. The balance of the company is better than we remember to have seen with this vivacious little lady.
 THE BOSTON SYMPHONY CONCERT.
 Next Friday evening grand concert will be given at Carll's Opera House by the Bos- ton Somphony orchestra, composed of sixty talented artists. Wilhelm Gericke will be conductor and the following fine programme will be rendered.:
 rture-(Leonore, No. B.. Beethoven Aria-(BelIa mia fiamma) )................. Mozart Miss Franklin. Prelude Menuet and Fugue for strings, Reinhold Solo for Violoncello,
 MT. Giese Symphonic poem-(I4es Preludes) .......... Liszt Aria-(Non je pas chanter) Isouard Miss Franklin. Symphony, No. 7...-....-...-...-......B Beethoven soLoIsTs Gart 1da
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-07
Visit Bolton & Neely's opening to-day.

Black Dress Goods.
 Particular attention is given to the seleo- tion of goods that are up to the full stand ard in dye, color, weight, finish and weave: Any person about to order black dress Of any kind should not fail to see and examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere. Our black cashmeres are of the best make. We have just received 20 pieces in different qualities which we offer at 5Oc, ,6Oc, 75c, S71ac and S1.
 MoNsoN & CARPENTER.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-07

Visit Bolton & Neely's opening to-day. Read Monson & Carpenters adv. on second page.
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time to find that his animal had gone to
Berlin. He had, therefore, to put up with
the trade, and return to GuelCh. A satis.
factory change Of the animals was made on
the following day,
With a taxable valuation OF SlS0,0O0,OOO
Arkansas expended last year $720,lB for
the salaries OF teachers and other current
expenses OF its free public schools, built
more than twenty new school housed Rt 3
cost OF from $1,000 To $50 600 each, and
then had S469, sS7 left in the school tund'
A Texas Judge has decided that when q
man in that State approaches another
with his hands in his pockets it Is an in.
y~itatlon to shoot. A'Virginia judge, OF
happy memory, once decided that calling
a man q liar was equivalent to knocElns
him down, and he could thereafter govern
himself accordingly,
The society young ladies Of Butte, Mon
tana, have organized q boycott club, oWlng
to the lax attentions OF the young gentle,
men, especially Rs regards the theatre and
the opera. About twenty-five young
damsels Joined, One night last week
thew Engaged the entire first and second
rows in the dress circle OF their home the
stre and attended in a body with chap
eTole,
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes the curl
Gus fact that in nearly every i%nstanct
where a mar has committed suicide u
Philadelphia by shooting himself, th'
widow hes appealed to the coroner for III
weapon, And the ~atrangest part oil TIT
~phenomeua is thatshe cannot explain why
she wants it, All she can say in replyt(
the ]coroner's inquiry is; "We!l, jus
want 10 keep it,"
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pUp0Er

II Is said that u woman paid full table
board for her png dog at q leading Gin.
Cinnati hotel rather than that II should
associate with other dogs and cat tho table
lOavinRs.
A North Sydney, Ms, Islander Is that a
fisherman engaged AT that port was 40
dirty that hB hal to be towGd overheard
al the end Of u rope Tor an hour before le
was thoroughly Cleansed.
A Mopgolian iaker Of Stockton, CAL. IL
Under arrest for using scales which regis.
ter two pounds when but half a pound 10
on The hook. He is also charged with
selling blackbOrrleB which he brought 10
town in his old boots.
The summer visitors muSt have some.
thing to carry home with them rs me.
mentos, and the gilded crab has been III.
vented to supply the want. Tho large
shore molluHks are easily gtldGd and
adapted to ornamental use,
"Oh, yes wrote a ~ljosloniAn who be.
lieveB that hla own homB Is tho coolest
spot on earth In midsummer, ut . all
very well for you to ask mt 10 cornB down
10 your famous hotel for rest and change,
l tried II ohCe-the porter got all the
change and the landlord took the rest"
A citizen Of Guelph, Canada, took bic
wife and recently went iora drive 10 Pres.
ION, a n%eighboflhg village. On lila return
undiscovered that he had the wrong horse.
Turning around he arrived At Preston ID
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TUELAsT RESORT,


The Old Man Gives Ills SON u Piece Ut lli'
Experience
Etalhe Bel.
"Was there RmRn over to see you about
buying yer place? ?" asked al old Dakota
settler living near Estelliue Of Nilsson,
eyes"
eastern spectator"
eyes he was IRON New York"
"That's the best place he could come
from. Did you unload on hinT'
"No."
didn't, hey? | thought I'd got you
learned how to work il! l pose you went
like a blame fool and forgot to tell him
bout striking coal when you dug yer Gel
lar! Never said u word COnCarnin' tho in
dicationa OF gold and silver in the Crick or
the -"
"Hold on, father, | mentioned all these
thiuggrGRd said there was q copper mine
over BY the Cornleld,a aud all he'd got 10 do
WIS to bore for natural gas, and still he
wouldn't take it,"
"Is that so? Glad to know You remem'
bered my teachings, my son.. We strike
'em that way once in a while, but still you
shouldn't lot him get away you orter in
viIed him to stay for dinner, aud then got
him out to the barn and into q poker
game, and skinned him out Of what cash
he had and part Of his high.pric9d jewlty!
| tell you, my son, yer old dad never had
none Of the advantages thesO New York
spectators had, but he's found an honest
man has got to work moro'n one scheme
If he makes u living. FL you'd played a
square game on him, and not worked in
more'n a couple Of extra aces and three or
four jacks, you might just as we'll have
landed him-l've done 1t several times in
my life u
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muEELISG, W, vlo Jvhf VI lSSo'
ncnublIcnn Gathering nj PArI'oF'buTS'

Republican Gathering ut P"rkeFsDHrs'
The Republican conferences to DO heIu
Mt Parkersburg, on Wednesday, 2Sth lns'''
ought to DO the occasion Of bringing To-
vether ali the activities of the paTly-1he
old men and the young, tho sSga counsel
and the quick execution the county Wo'k'
era and the school district workers. 'hos7
Who have been at the front in every bat
lie of tho party, ard those who ieeI 'ns'
the time has come for them to take a
more active part in bearing tho Repu0ll'
can standard onward, Room will be IN dc
for all Republicans, and every Republican
is wanted there.
This Is not only the spirit it ia the very
letter ii the call, to.wit: This notice Will
bs sent to Republicans az far as this COM
mittee and the various county executive
committees have facilities but whether
received or not, all Republicans from
every section OF the State are cordially
invited to bo present." This is a remark
able invitation from q political committee
bodies OF its kind being generally Jealous
of their power and ditinc!inod to enlarge
the narrow circle Of their couucIl' pre-
fsning to mature plans Of campaign by
their own lights and upon their wi re-
s~pousibilIly, giving to the organization
ths word Of command and expecting the
word to be obeyed because it is aushorl-
tative.
There may bo times when this is the
better courte to pursue; they arc rare We
think, except whore for any reason it
seems impossible to assemble any consid.
cradle representation Of tho party. At all
events, the Republican Committee Q! Wet
Virginia has shown nm admirable spirttii 1t
has done the right thing in the right way,
aud it merits the response OF u large at
tendance.
1t is good thing for brethren Of the
slme household OF faith to meet together,
TO strengthen old friendships and make
new ones, to exchange views concerning
party p%oliclep, to know what is to be done
and be asle to help inteiligently TO do It,
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Your truo Frenchman delights in the
spectacular. He likes to behold it,-hei ID
supremacy happy if.fortune favors him
with u conspicuous place in it. Tho 0plen-
did spectacle OF war is the one which de-
lights him most, when glory comes with
it., hut slice Sedan eclipsed Austerlitz he
has been obliged to Rlake his thirst for
gore and ratisfy hia craving for the martial
spectacle in frequent but rarely fatal re-
sorts to The code duello.
The duel between General Boulangor,
who being translated would be General
Baker, the Minister Of War, and Baron de
something.o r.othcr, wHs ono Of the finest
Of these Characteristic speCtaCle0. 1t was
decidedly French in its excessive obscrV-
auce OF tho fine points Of etiquette OBJ.
served between French gentleman who
pretend to DO about 10 murder each other,
in the happy eecape OF the combatAnta
from so much as a scar, and in the Corus.
eating burst OF polite proteststions which
made the grand finale.
The affair Of honor being owe and no.
body hurt, the challenging Baron offered
his hand to the Minister Of War whom but
O moment before he had desired to kill,
remarkipg as II report Gays: II have
never doubted your loyalty or your chival-
rous courage" ~ have never thought
you accused me Of personal Cowardice,"
remarked the Minister Of War, "but was
anxious to face your fire."
After these assurances there seems TO
have been no reason why these gentlemen
should have tried to kill each other, except
the single one that the Minister Of War
was anxious to face the Baron's fire. Why
he wanted somebody to fire at him, and
why he preferred the Baron, who enter.
tanned 30 high a regard for him as apatrlot
aud q man Of chivalrous courage, we might
guess till Doomsday without being the
wiser.
From the French point OF view this is
all necessarily very fine. More practical
people will regard 1t as m evidence Of
lunacy well developed, Certain It is that
an American Secretary Of War could not
play this role without hearing a loud and
important call for his resignation. The
American people would have some very
decided views about placing on tho code
dusllo tho approving seal Of the War De.
partment. This more practical turn Is no
Indication Of q low martial npirit in the
American people, who have never been
worSted in any war.
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Amrnrt for Any Fntc.

Detroit FrtC ErSt.
"Erastus," said q citizen to q Colored
man on the market, "you live cut on
Prospect street, don't your"
"Yes, ssh,"
ave rented that flve.acre field this side
Of the railroad tracks, and | did think Of
planting 1t all TO watermelons."
"Yea, pah. Dat would be a bosB specku.
Iashun aah. OATS de bes' groun' in de
hull State fur watermelyons, Boin' l lib
clus by I'll watch Do field fur you"
"While l did think Of planting 1t 10
melons, us | said, I've concluded to use it
all for potatoes. / hope you are not dis.
appointed, Erastus?"
"Oh, no, no, sab. I'zo allus been about
ekalIy divided tween Eaters and mel-
yons."
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.Anotner penulIful nII.. FOLSOM.

Bugil0 tOhrtT.
have just returned from Folsomdale,
where | visited the lAte Colouel's manor
house, and | want to tell you that all the
beauty did not leave 1t when the PTest'
dent married Frances and took her to the
White House. My son, you should see
the rayishing vision Of all that Is lovely
that fairly took my breath away, 1t IL
Miss Cleyeland's cousin, a daughter o.
John Folsom, and she is o marvel Of all
that is rare in enChantingly lovely woman
hood. | can ahut my eyes and see her a.
a dream Of all that ia radient. When she
makes her appearance ut Washington for
eIgn diplomats will indeed have some
thing to rave about.
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A Young Journllst IIns a big scoop,

Among those who were fortunate
enough TO win q prize in the last drawing
Of The Louisiana State Lottery was W. h.
Seymour, the son Of the we'll known jour
nalist, W. J. Seymour, OF the New Or.
leans States. He purchased one.tenth Of
tho ticket No. %, 4OS, which drew the sec.
ond capital prize oil $4,000. Tho Bank oil
Commerce OF Memphis, Tenn, also held
for collection one.flth Of said ticket. One.
tenth ofsame ticket was held and collected
by the Peoples Bank Of this City.-Mcu
Orleans Times Democrat, June 10, 1885.
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could do to make Bensou's CupCiuO Pastors the
best porous plaste!S, aud also the bet gegeml ex'
prnal remedy IN the world, has been done. When
ever It possible to improve them II Is done, Ben
fon's plpLers ara not made to impo'e upon the
ctCduious, but to cure disease. lhClr eminent
SucCc s hes procur1t for them the, voluntary Gu,
hOrsOmtnt OF 1900 physicians pharmacist aud
druggists throughout the country, and the oGt'
sp0k II Trrleieute OF the Int iii ,Gnt public. They
aiG pfotrpr p rWerul, c!Ganly aud certain. They
rurc where no Othe's Will even relieve. PGlne
limitations STYLED "CapSlCin,' "CRTsiCum" or ''NG'
ruClnn plsEterS. Reputable druggists OuIy. T1o
Three Seals trademark on the genuine and the
word "Capaine" cut In the centre CT the plaster,
ty uMWtS
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A 1Ilsat Family in a Fine House,

BOs0R Uld5u,
A lady went q short time ago to visit
one Of the newly rich families in this vi
Cinity, and was shown through their re,
centIy furnished house with q great deaI
Of pomp and parade. She was somewhat
wearied oyer their grandiIoquent remarks,
and when abe returned to her own modes
home one Of It's inmates asked her how
she liked the grand mansion she had beer
viewing. ION, 1t Ia all very fine" she re
piled, "but they acted as II they were mo-
used 10 It,"
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NInkIng Sure Of her Comranr.

DOstON HtVVIu'
1t is a little Boston girl who has been
encouraged to believe that when she is
left alone TO 20 to sleep the angels are
lowering around her and keeping her com.
pany. Il.
The other night, having been prepared
for bed before she went upstairs, ghe turn.
ed around at the top Of tho stairs, bsCkon.
ed eagerly down and called out:
"ComG along, angels!"
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The REASON why Acker's Blood Elixir is
warranted, Is because it is the best blood
preparation known. 1t will positively
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system and thoroughly builds up the con-
stitution. Remember, We guarantee 1t.
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You are cordially invited to call at our
salesroom and examine the Standard Ro.
tary Shuttle Sewing Machine, tho quick.
eat, easiest and %stillest running machine
Of tho age. Most elegant wood work. We
arc general agents for the Standard and
White Sewing Machines and the Cali.
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Write for catalogues.
EDw. L. RosE 4 Co.,
Az Twplfth RlTnnt.
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He Took After Ills Pa.
7erqs sVrinos.

Visitor (regardiug the babylon, what
a dear little duck Of q child He resem.
bles you both, indeed he does. He has
got his mothers handsome eyes and his
fathers hair.
Father (who is bald.hesded)-1 guess
lie has ! haven't.
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A Fox Thnt Known Thlng or Two,

SdtdhHdh NCtph'
Some parties out hunting in Jasper last
week had q close run after q fox and
finally lost the trail in the yard Of L. l.,
Written. After the hunters left Mrs.
Written, when sweeping around found
tho fox under the bed. II ran out Of the
room and disappeared.
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DIED.

|KELLN-Ath his rcsIdeuCa ut LeOwOoi, on Monday
mrrnLBg jay 10, 1856, AAROS KELLY, III the
iO,h year Of his age
Fuueml from his late resilence on Wednesday,
July q, ALL O'Clock AN CarlfaSe' for tHsadS
OF The family will leave the Mcclure House At .
n,nlnnk OH tho morning Of tho inneral.
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Smith lat the circus)-Never too old !or
the circus, eh, BrownP
Brown-I don't care anything about il
myself, but somebody has to come with
the boy.
Smiths TINT your boy?
Brown-Well-er-no; my boy was
taken sick at the last moment, poor little
chap, and 30 l brought a neighbours. All,
me! We were all young once, Smith.
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Hcp York CHmaciaI AGpeTtstT,
1t il related that out in Minnesota Q
Democratic orator was CRstigatlng q
brother IN u party convention when biz
false teeth fell out, rendering him H.
articulate. Before he could replace them
his adversary got in a very telling speech
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IN TRAlES-On and after may 30, 1~SSG-FXrLA.
NATION or REPERENCE MARKS. tDRily, sunday
excepted. monday exec pted.-"he ling time:
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NOTlOE on STOCKHOLDERS
Natural Gas.

The Natural Gas Company OF Wet Virginia, bay.
lug IheIr line well under way, aud having made
sure OF an ample supply, feel warranted In All
nouncIng 10 the people OF Wheeling that they arc
ready to enter Into contracts iof the supply OF Gas,
both for Domestic aud Manufacturing purposes.
HOusehOIdGs contemplating lhe use Of this fuel
can ascertain terms and get Instructions as 10 IT.
ting up their housts by applying to our Mr.,
IAZLETT, at The Company's office,
No, II TWELFTH STREET, CITY,
GEORGE HEARD,
jy2l FeCrOtary.
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H., u & q. lIAiirOnd.
Leave DellAtc al SiSb a, IN. for WoodShold and
LssvC DellAlru at $3.50 p. m. for woOd,nold and
Arrive al SeliSIre ntb;3Oa. nj. from summOraeld,
aud nj bIO y from HInnSVllle,
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BLANK for convenience Of readers Of 1nE DAiLI
lSTELlidESCEn going out VI town.
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pubiishcr, %1ntcRigcncer,

Tetns toltpAldi One month, 6t CVnNj Two
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1886-08-07

Division No. l.-Owen Austin Pres.
Eugene Dean, VIZ; Timothy Murphy
r. S., Daniel O'Brien, F. S.; Patrick
Collins, Treas.