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i 3W i fly A 4 irnTrirn ma is1 w'r'K I VOL. G9. HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 2G, 1884. PRICE FOUR CENTS. iStatxts.

Pumbtag, C5a fitting, Sec. Amuscnxcnt5. GTlje UariforA GJonraitt After further debate the whole matter was Indefinitely by an overwhelming vote. CAPITAL CASE. Rill that In the trial of any opital ease, or ease involving Imprisonment for life, the court mav require the jury to temsln together in charge of the merit? duitio.

the trial. Mr. said very great SALE a desirable Pabttob lot of in' 8180 adjolnlntr, a wood lot of i SCT npon Mcu 19 ai excellent muck bed of about two acres; will sell together or jf'rlJi'r de- Inquire of O. H.or Western Farm Mortgages. WILSON rvir I8KASE A 8PECULTT.

cu hk IK, M. at Allyn House, Hartford, JrX i Friday and Saturday lu each month. Office; 8 Hanoock su niane and by Ir. FarrarB method, B01'1 or the Injury trasses ln-vi hin.lrtmte from business. 8nd iiamp 6 li Nuttix) Paper," which contain ordln-T mnDT reported caaen of core, etc CURRENT COMMENT.

The only fault ex Mayor and ex-Oowrnor Hoffman, of New York, finds with the Roosevelt municipal reform pill la that it doesn't go tar enough the mayor, lie nays, should have the power of removal as well a appofutmeut. "This li not centralisation," he told the Herald reporter; it is concentration." The bureaucratic reroranre for red tnpe ami olllcirtl routine so perceptible in the protccil of the two Keorvtnnos should not le permitted to weigh fur one moment against the obvious considerations of human it and comuitm sense. It is argued that unlosa the Ureal party can ho saved bv government veswls, and in due form, it wore better that the party should KU is 1 lu tlie snow and toe to which an ignoble and disgraceful oillcial failure has left it. The government has sent out one vxpediHon, which ban failed miscrablv, and it will have no private oomiH'tition with the second expedition, which may or may not share the late aud the reputation of the fin t. xVcm York 7mes.

Rosa Kelly says that BhoritT Davidson of New York is a good, honest man and a genial gentleman, aud he (IC-dly) is convinced that, if auy tiling has gone roug in the ohenlT office, "it has been through, ignorance." Well, ouldn't it be a good idea to get iu a man Intelligent enough to know whether thiugs are going wrong I Tbe vigorous house cloanhur, which Surrogates Rollins of New York has set on foot in his department since the KovWcvelt rcprt o(Hnexl bis even to the misdoing of some of his subordinates is greatly to his credit. 8otne tlrst-oliss gentletuen vill lw nominatett for mayor lu the city of New York this fall. That will be the first practical effect of tne Roosevelt law Vip ovk RVWd, nynamitcm are murderous in intent, anI only by a accident are not murderer in fact. Whether their designs are sucotwsful, or wheth er they are merely clumsy though dHurou plotters, they should Lh extrathtable. Jirwk-lyn I'niun.

"Down with dynami" must le the watchword all over the civiliatMl world. quarter for its advocates, ctniis! 10s, or siii'portccs, Tb platform as aunouncctl by the pre willfully settle tho question of political asylum, ami no anarchist a ill allow ed to ciaun ixditicel immunity If he has attacked life or pierty. York CommervMl Adven iser. To a St. Iouis repot ter Cjuea'iou ai tho probable candidates for the presidency, Colonel Hob Ingorsoll repUel: We people do not teem to civre who the nominee) will be.

There is no general Interest tn the is liou. There are plenty of candidates, but they excite no particular etchuslni n. No one works except the aKplrAtits. We folk are wafting for tne one who has not mentioned before was tuere such a waveless apattiv In politics. All the candidates are running abreast; one Is ahead.

The pol seller cun get a tid. Ptiero have been several Utile iHioms, but thev have quietly dltd. 'I In people act as though hey thouitui tho office of President otu-ht to t) atnd-tshel. Wh will be t'e chief lsu lu the catn-pslgit and dentin will the strength of the winning okrty iu Will not the tariff figure lirgfly lu 11 'i There will be Issuh. civil ghts an I pro-tet'iton.

if the republii au par does not with all Um lieirt espme bth, it ought to beaten. Thu iemiK-ratic party nas not the heart it. deal with oie nor th brain to comprehend the other. 1 tn-lieve the republic in party Is much stronger to-day thau It was four years ago. HTILL PININU FOR Tlt.PKN.

(New York World Well Advanced in years, be has laid down his sceptre and created a vacancy in the leadership o( the party which uufort itMy no man has beeu found cap-ihle of fliiiu. Mr. 1'ilden has no sucowssor. The party is at present he lie, and IU blunders only mike tbe people more aaxious for but guidance in tuo hour of dauger. iNew York Sun.) Nevertheless, there la nothing in what Mr.

Til leu ami to Mr. Howell that atTecU tn.i consideration now tmnollliig the doniocr.it party tdTer Mr. Tilden the g-eat tetitiioidel ot a uouimatiou to thu prNideucy without conditions or tpiMlillcnti mn, this being the only way of adequately mtmfewting the ctmll leucv and a tree turn of tbe jaity toward its miwiti illustrious uumuIht aud leader. OLD MEN FOIt COUNCIL. (New Yora Sun Ifflvnator Payne of Ohio lives to take life seat next March he will not lie the oldest member of congress, providing Senator Morr.ll of Vermont survives utitii that day.

tmtor Morrill was born in AonI, ispi, and Mr. Pavna In November of the muuo yeur. There an a numlter of old men in iHngrow, and they era not the least valuable momtiers, either. Uen eral Hoe runs is 0. Senator Laphatu 70, ex-Senator K-tton ft, RopresnMtive Watt of t- m-nwticut 7J, Senator Kaulsbury of I Ma ware tiT, llitpreHentutive Sbtw of Illinois 73, Hi'iintor Dawes iSf Sttuator Conger rid, Representative1 KM red ge of Michigan 71, the veUran Kidley 7i, Representative Robinson 4f New York tii, extiuvornor Curtin sk-nntor Anthony otf Seuatr Hampbai Jmlge Poland il, Senator Hawyer JeiiM-al Singleton or Missisnippi and Kepreseutative South of Pennsvlvuut.i tii.

In all there are nearly thirty memlwis who were -ru previous to isjo, mid nmnv of them are among the hardest working and moat useful gentlemen at the capitol. NEWS 'GLEANINGS. Tho Chicago pohcj are making a show of suppressing the slugging matches. Leo XIII. has made a freh gift of francs to the more needy Catholic semblance of Italy.

In MaiichoAter, Ohio, two tixtcen year old boys stoned another loy to death lust week. What they had been reading is not mentioned- Uctieral Faldherba calls attention to the in -tercstiug fact that tho Algerian Arabs, wbila ready enough to loarn English, either em't or vroii't learn French. The provincial parliament of Ontario, Canada, has just passed a bUl giving women who are spinsters or widows the right to vote at municipal election. Our esteemed contemporary, tho Mobil anticipates inter by coming out iu a ban Iho 1 no spriug dret, and very well it lmiks Iu tho Ho-Mier towu of Luporto a boy who bad slolen a suit of clolue got four years Iu prison, and the vary next day a man who ha-t killed his uucle aud cousin was lot off with five years. A Sun "sunlieam Mrs.

Ann Stump, of Columbus, could not bear the idoa of ber pot dog outliving her, and after much ceremony poisoned the animal with strychnine. Thensha was seized with remorse aud poisoned herself. The loaders of the Newmanito and iiincy ito factions of the Madison avenue Congreg itioual church, New York city, have had a confer-eiwre, and some of the more a inguiuo of them tell the reporters that there Is now evnry prospect of a complete reconciliation. 1 An English soldier who survive! the Kink at garrison, having bonn capture I during the sortie by Ibrahim Daoud, reported when ho reached the iglish camp aga'u Ut he htl been verv badly treated by tho rebels. They tortured severely, and he was ordered to teach tbe.n bow to manage their gum.

To kep an appointment to be married, Geo. Warrell, of Ripid Ciiy, swam the flood-swoollon Spring creek with a ropj around body, aud wl.h the help jf men on the bank drew his clothes and two saddUM-oue for tha lady over on a raft. The horses wore then towed over with a rope. Tbe procession then formed again aud moved on to the bride's home. Tuu Boston ottt infers that tbe girl had money.

A week ag? Baturdty Friend Ellis wai repairing tiie roof of the Twelfth street Reformed church, Brooklyn, and Pastor Guliek and others were looking on. The lutn was noar the top of tuo roof, which has a slop of ttnrty-tiva feet, when he slipped and Mid down the roof. He thought of everything that he hi 1 ever beard of in such circunwta ices and saw no chatiCA of escape unless the gutter stopped hiiu. He took IT his working glove wii.uhui.octh, so as to have his haud at liiwrty. 1 reaching the gutter he found it was frozui over and that icicles several feet in length wt re hanging from it.

Ue passed over it and gave hunso up for lost. To his surprise ho found that his overcoat tilled with air and buoyed bim up like a para TTTANTED A place in the country by a man and wife to do work on a farm: understand all kinds of farm work; would take entire charge of a place if wanted; best of references Apply to or address JOHN WEBER, 56 Portland Hartford, Conn. Bu mam "V7A NTED A situation to do general house work In a Drlvate family: good references. Apply at present place. 188 High st.

2d rohlD 7AN ThD A sltuatiou to do general house-11 work nr second work: rood refereuees. Ap ply at TS Ward or Rose's bookstore, 57 Trumbull St. ad mhia A good competent cook, one who ca.n come well recommended, none other need apply. Inquire at Mrs. llckerson's newsrooms, cti Trumbull at.

2d nihil 7 ANTED Bya competent woman, a situation fY to cook or da Mcneral houst work iu a small private family In the ty; good reference. Inquire st Mrs. Dickerson's newsrooms. So Trumbull st. gd mhlit AAANIED-ln the city or country, a situation It bv a single man as ooaebman and gardener: nnden-tands the care of horses, carriage, has od references Apply at ft! spruce at.

gq' mum GiXTER EM.E WJXTED! TWELVE HORSK POWER 6ECOXD- -HAND BAXTER KN'GIXE. Address P. O. Box rjftjl, Hartford, Conn. tfd mhT g.oatd antl glooms.

tXj RENT Pleasant furnished rooms, for oue A. or two gentlemen: hot and ooid water, use of bath room. etc. Centrally located. Address care Courant office.

3d mhlH TO RENT. FURNISHED Large front room with alcove, with room en suite If desireu; cheap for two gentlemen Also, single rooms. gas, and bath Included. Mrs. H.

L. Hav- ukn, KK Main street; iyq roy.i rpo RENT WITH BOARD Two very pleasant. nicely furnished front rooms; also two furnished single rooms. Applyat 109 Main st, tfd jaul JCtna Insurancr Co. or Hart roup, Hartford.

March 0. 1884. I "VJOTICK The tran-fer books of this company will close with business on the 21st lost, aud reopn on the morning of April 1st. riiiiu i ci a iv. ii j.

uuuosow, Orificaor Tub Conn. Mctoal LirK Ins. Co i Harltoro. Marcn V. lt4.

Vt OTICE Is hereby given that the annual meet-1 ing of the members of Tb onnkkticot Mu tual. Lira Insuhance Company w'll be held at the company office in the cny or Hartford, March S6th, 1SS4. alio o'clock a. for tlie election of directors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction cf such business as may prrtperly come before sail meeting. mtiiu lisiixzwu jtii a if rt.

w)r y. DISSOLUTION. NOTICE Is hereby given that the copartnership heretofore existing between NATHANIIiL D. PUTNAM. HUN RY EAKLB and WILLI G.

MORGAN, under the name and Hrm of PUTNAM. A RLE Is this day dissolved on ac count of a breach by William G. Morgan of the articles of said copartnership. NATHAMtt U. I'UTMAM, HBNKY EARLE.

Hartford, March ltb. 184. NOTICE! The arm of PUTNAM EA RLE will continne business at No. 6 Wall street. New York.

mnl8 NOTICE TTTK Registrars of Elwtors will be in tvwnion at their in the Hails of Kecord, on Thursday. March 20. hIso on Tuesday and Wednesday, March and irom a. m. till a p.

for the reviaon arid owrrection" ot the votlnc lists of the several Wards, to bo used at the Annual City Elec tion for City Onioers ou Monday. April 7, U84. II W. HUrCHlNSuN.f fftra-Rartford March 1 1M84. lid PARK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

Rev. N. J. Burton, D. Pastor.

THE Annual Sale of Seats of the PARK CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH will take place SATURDAY EVENING, March 23, 1SS4, at7J4 o'clock. FRANK HOWARD, 1 WILLIAM H. POS1', C. O. KIMBALL, Society 's Com.

J. D. UKOWNR, I WILLIAM TUCKER, 6d PROPOSALS FOR 'OKACCO, Navy Depahtmest. BTjnEAtT OF PKOVI8ION8 AND ClXlTBtNO, wasntmrton. 1).

c. rebruarv la. Ih4. SEALED PROl'OHALS, endorsed "Proposals for T.tbaoco." will be received at this Kureau uniil March 1884, at 11 o'clock a.m.. for oue hundred and fifty thousand pour.ds of Navy Tobacoo, to be delivered at tlie Navy Yard, Brooklyn, t.

as follows: Fiftv thousand (HKh In thirty days, and the balance ou or oetore tie nrst aay or Movemtwr next. Specifhiatlons aud forms of offer will be furnished by this Bureau npon application, and proposals must be made upon the forms so furnished and in accordance with the opeclfications. A. SMITH, feb21 3Gd Paymaster General. U.

S. N. IXuvsevyr jllocli, Ac. Fruit and Ornamental Trees Vines, Shrubbery aud Flowers. All kinds supplied, from the most common to superb and new.

TH03. McCLUNIE, landscape gardener, to accommodate his patrons, the general puhlio and himself, has taken the agency for all kinds of nursery stock. His practical experience, so often approved, will, in this new department, guarantee to tnose who purchase through nis agency, healtby Plants, true to name, delivered in good order, at the proper time And at maiket prices. Please or der early. Ruses uneurpassed in beauty and variety; many varieties are benefited by early planting.

i'Bll at McCLUME Asyium street, or address THOS. McCLUNIE, S3 Allen riace, oity. Consultation free in Hartford. If called out of town, traveling expenses will be charged. ieoz gnu! FLOWERS.

Funeral Designs a Specialty. ROBERT McCRONE, Florist, jan31 fhnd 272 Asylum street. iTUsccUaruous. ALEX. ALLEN DEALERS IN Meats, Poultry, Game and Vegetables, NOS.

BOS and R10 ASYLUM ST. tS "Anything on the board four cents one price," says the starving. Cheap Jack Hatter. VB an increase of business, had to move from a big store Into a smaller one to get more room, from Main street to Asylum alley," says another batter. 1A11 the freight cars on the Consolidated road under contract to bring vast freight to an other hatter.

tS'Ten thousand seal sacques given away with a chromo," says another one. TP- 4PEV I Do not believe half you read or J. 4jA.S.V but go to WATEKOUS, the Hatter, who sells Hats for a profit, and keeps straight along, regardless of venomous tongues. NO. 5 ASYLIM STREET.

W. L. U. E. PITKIx Tftr.

1 T4 PEARL Manufacturers, at Wholesale and Retail, of BOLID SILVER, STERLING QUALITY Spoons, Forks, Knives, AT $1.50 PER, 6UNCE. CASES FLBNISHED SUITABLE FOB PRES- hAlB. A1SO, Triple Plated Spoons, Forks, Xnires, Castors, Case Baskets, THnln Plated Knives and Forks. S3 oer dos Cistors, 6 Bottles. Cnt Glass, Triple Plate, SUSS.

Old ware rtepiatea at oue-uan pneeox new. Gold. Silver and Nickel Plating done to order. W. L.

H. E. PITKIN. 174 PEARL 8TBKET. Two door.

fromiHartford Fir rrnmrance Bnildlng. Breeding Cages, Squirrel Cage, Parrot Cages, Canary Cages, AT niRIFORD WIRE WORKS, ROLLER SKATING! -AT- The First Eogiraent Every afternoon, except Sunday, 3 to 5. Wednesday and Saturday evenings. to 10. Juveniles, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, feb 13 tfd "An Ereniag with Other Worlds 1" A beautifully I Uuotrated Lectureby GARRETT P.

SERVISS, Secretary of the American Astronomical Soc lely. llOH EIIT- oljaiA. 11OU810, Ttiarsday Kvenlus, march aoih. A tour of the sky with a perfect guide who talks charmingly on the jouruey. Showing very MANY DISSOLVING VIEWS.

Some startling, all hew and all beautiful. The most original and enjoyable of the lectures of the uay. Reserved Seats, 50 cants; admission, 25 cents. 5d GRAND ART LOAN EXHIBITION Under the Auspices of the VETERAN CITY GUARD, -IN Hills' New Building, Asylnm Street. The Finest Collection ever shown In this State of Beautiful and Rare IMliViriXGS From Private Galleries In Hartford, New York, Boston and other cillea, Bric-a-Brac, Curios, cCc.

Open from March lStk to 29th, DAY AND EVENING. Iff Admission. fiOo. Family ticket, good for six admlMious, $2.00. IHd mhl5 8 HA HOUSE.

Friday Evening, IHarcli 21st, 1884. RETURN OF THE FAVORTTEd, The Boston Ideal Opera Company In Leoocq's charming Opera, Girofe-Girofa Messrs. Whitney. Barnabee. Tom Karl, Misses Stone, Phlllips.Burton, aud elegfried.

Phtcks ReRprved, Sl 0i and 75e. General ad- mtHsion, 50c Gallery, bale to commet.ee at liox iimce, inursuay mormnicattf ciock. i i ni r(i OBKKTS OPERA 8 Saturday Evculujf, ItlareU 32d. Gardner's Grand Komantlo Spectacular Production, the Devil's Auction! Under the management of Mr. Chas.

H.Yale. Two ear oads of Magnificent Scenery, Gorgeous Costumes, New and Novel Mechanical Kffects. An tinsurpassedfliramatlo Company, and the Grind English Ballet. Three famous Premiers, and a great Corps de Ballet, Introducing the last Parisian success, THIS PEACOCK HAMLET I Produced at a cost of $31,000. The sale of Seats commences Friday morning.

RAYMOND'S VACATION EXCURSIONS. All Traveling; Expenses Included. In addition to the Colorado and California Excursions ot April 10 and 24, a party will leave Boston TlltKsDAV, May 1, for A UK AN 11 TUL'lt OF 73 DAYS Thrnne-h COLORADO, NEW MEXICO, ARIZONA and iLIFOHNIA same route as far as ran Francisco); thence through the Picturesque Region of THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST, This part of the trip Including Oregon, Wathington Territory, I'uget Sound, Vancouver Island, Idaho and. Montana, with visits to Astoria. Portland.

Salem and Dalles City, Oregon: New Tacoma and Seattle, Washington Territory: Victoria, the Capital of British Columbia: tlie Willamette Valley; a steamer voyage up the noble Columbia River, eto. The Party to return over the INorthern faelhc ana titan ana Northern Railroads, visiting Salt Lake City, lu I tan. Camaeo drives at Mamtoti. Los Angeles. San Francisco, Monterey, Portland and Victoria.

Incidental Trlr lo tli Vo.emlle Valley ana tne nig i rees; siae rips, 11 ue sired, to Alaska nd the Vellow-toue National Park. Send or call for Descriptive Circular. AV. HAATlAlOlVO, mh10 8d 2t0 Washington Boston. American Theatre W.

S. Ross Proprietor and Manager. Only Variety Theatre in the City. Flonday, HI arch 17 th, During the week and usual Matinees, Wednesday ana oaturaay. A Sterling Variety Company.

Including Mons. JUeonxo, j.tiue wood, uewitt and Kir-win, Ella Bordeaux, JohnW. Rausone, and Williams and Moi ton. VW PROF. HARRY M.

PARKER and his Doe Circus. mm CIOCT IN WALLPAPERS 20.000 ro lis riild I new patterns, fashionable color ings at bottom prices. In this collection are to he found a special line of Imported French Papers a la Deli-court. CPPfif'tl IN LACE CURTAINS-ROO pairs, OLwwttuin Noitlnghams. Guipure 'd art.

Swiss, Madras, as low as $1-25 per pair, as hiirh a. $0 00 per pair. Specials in Spanish Slauaas. THIRD- Shades at fDOW SHADE3 -300 Dado seasonable colorings, bottom trimmings, such as nickel rings, fringes, etc. Shade-making and hanging by competent workmen.

CflllQTU If yoa Tn'sn a room or I WWII Ilia house we should be pleased to have you call and consult us. Our woik we tning wuistana inspection Mr. H. C. Gosselin, our manager in fresco decoration, would be pleased to meet any who have work In con templation at our store.

LINCRTJSTA WALTON. LESTER, POPE 43 ASYLUM HARTFORD. (Four doors from Main st.) TV- FOR SALK A aoan of white HuksM, SfJLx excellent readers, single or double, suitable to light draughting. (3,000 will work anywhere, or will hitch up for fancy driving and rival the best; young, sound, gentle and handsome. Price IiM).

A bargain for some one. WANTED -Bv a competent and reliaMe Ameri cans skillful linesman and experienced In all kinds of farm work, a situation dogeneral work and drive team, two, three or four horse, fancy driving or general draying. Call on or addres. R. J.

AKUSBB. KocKV Hill. Conn. no ml FOB SUE I A VALUABLE BUSINESS. YtTHTCH Is fitted for the mannfacture of full lines of Socket.

Firmer, and Framing Chisels, Drawing Knives, Plane Irons, Planemakers Sup plies, Harness snaps, Bipp hooks, asuer uutters. Wrenches, 4o a'l in successful operation, with tne enure stock of gooes on nana. THIS MEANS BUSINESS Inquire of C. F. BROWNING.

Mlddletown, Ct March 17. 1W. 121 SECOND-HAND CLOTBINQ. THE nifchwt price "will be paH for cat-off ixadies'and Gentlemen's CLOTHING. Orders JAMES A HERN.

PRACTICAL Plumber and Gas Fitter, AND DEALER IN Plumbing anl Otis Fitting Materials and Gas Fixtures. PARTICULAR attention given (o sanitary arrangements of plumbing, and the scientific ventilation of traps and sewers. Competent workmen employed snd all work warranted first-class, under the direct personal Buperv'sion of the pioprietcr. Builders and householders who have regard for the proper sanitary condition of their houses, will do well to consult the undersigned and examine the advantages which his extensive establishment offers. Orders by telephone will receive prompt attention.

JAMES AHERN, 280 Asylum Hartford, Ct. 1an23 lvd Plumbers, Steam and Gas Fitters I KEEP first-class and will endeavor to give good sattsfactlou to all orders entrusted to me. I have constantly on band a full assort ment 01 Gas and Kerosene Chandeliers. Hanging, Library and Parlor Lamps, Gas and Kerosene Hall Lamps, Gas aud Kerosene Table Lamps. Decorated Gas and erosene Shades and Globes cf all styles and colons.

Wrouk'hilron Pipe. ISteam Fittines. Galvanized Iron Pipe, Galvanized Cast Iron Pipe, ICast Iron Fittings, Lrf.au ftpe, iheet i.eaa. Brass Pipe, 'Iron Sinks, Tin Pipe, iCopper sinks. Brass Steam Valves, 'Soap Stone Sinks, and Iron Steam Valves.

Tubs. Steam Radiators, IWater Closets, Sink Trans. 'Closet Traos. Copper Boilers, I Marble Wash Stands, Oalvanized Uoilers iCopper Bath Tuba, Brass and Silver Plated Cocks, and everything In tne aooye me. GEORGE ROBINSON, 8S7 ASYLUM ST HARTFORD.

Special Sale CONTINUED 10 DAYS. Kogers' best Plated Medium Knives, $2.85 Per Doz Quadruple Plated Castors, 1.95 Butter Dishes, 2.25 All goods at equally LOW PRICES. Hotels, Eating Houses and Families should now get their supply ot Jacobs 412 MAIN STREET. Decorated Dinner Sets TEA SETS, Chamber Sets, Hanging Lamps, German Study Lamps, Basket Lamps, Stand Lamps, Kitchen Lamps, Pratt's Astral Oil, Chimnigs, Wickinj, Sest Eggs, Xc CHEAP I CHEAP! CHEAP JAMES G. WELLES S7 ASYLUM STREET.

It SETS IN GREAT VARIETY, AT China Hall, Jr. "TE have last received several new patterns and shapes from the English Potteries. Also a full line of DECORATED CHAMBER SETS, AT VERY LOW PRICES. J0JL F. CaiHAM 481 MAIN STREET.

GRAND ExEiibhioE. Sale -OF THE Boss Patent Coffee Pots Now In progress at the Crockery Store of (IIJIiLES F. IIMIH CO. COFFEE clear as wine made Inside of one minute by the exhibitor, and dispensed free to the crowds who assemble daily to witness the exhibition. Come one.

come all, taste for yourselves. FIFTY Ffcil KNT. IN CO KKK SAVtii). fcfirHot Coffee FREE. 231 and 233 Main Street.

fSUscellatXjeon. GENTLEMEN'S Kid Gloves. LARGE line of the newest shades Just re- xx. cetveu. A $100 DENT'S KID closing out at $1.50.

SMITH, WHITE 85 and ST ASYLUM STREET. Baby Carriages AT STONE'S, 99 Asylum Street. Wakfield Rattan, Philadelphia Rattan, New York and Boston in; fact, 75 splendid Carriages, second to none, all grades and prices. New Mats and Afghans. Velocipedes for Girls and Boys.

mhW WHITNEY Baby Carriages 10 CASES JUST OPEXED. SPLENDID LINE. Best Ever Shown in Hartford, AT FULLER SON'S, runir and Bag Manufacturers, "aii-Hini. tlQ mvtft FOR BALE My house and ground JkjL Hawthorne street, at the foot of Forest street. A brick house with all the modern conveniences, and two acres of land.

Iccludlng a gar-den and a 8ue grove of original forest trees. Possession given Immediately. Terms easy. Apply to A. J.

GLAZIER. 272 Main street, or CH AS DCDLEYJVAHN EH, Courant office: tfd I mhl 0 'lCS1f, "OK HA LB OR RENT-Large yard, well-stocked with fruit; near school and horse cars. A pleasant home at low price: 39 Grand street. Terms to please buyer. Lower tenement vacant.

Also, to rent, barn 135 Capitol ave. Inquire at 170 Slate st. mbl2 lmd s. 8. CH AMFIpmttm fm for sale in wethehsTTelIia iotusii locatea near tlie center, live minutes walk from horse and steam cars.

Buildings nearly new. and consisting of a two-Btory dwelling, containing 8 rooms, besides yiuk room (with hard and soft water,) pantries, large closets, attlo, eto high cemented cellar and flrst-olass furnace. Stable with stalls, carriage a.Dd work shop, and a nice hennery, lot feet, well stocked with choice fruit. Drainage perfect. Price fi.WO.

cost to 'V rr api iw htale or W. It. HAbKKLUVethersfleld. tfd mhll FOB SALE! THE HOUSE No. 19 Russ containing 18 til rooms, with all modern improvements.

It is a aei-iraoie property, being and Is centrally located, within 6 minutes' walk of new state uu, x.ato. riiiB uinue easy 10 purchaser, ror further nartlculars Inonlre nf iho subscriber on the preml'ios. D. W. C.

rK It V. lleHlrable Conntrr Propfirtj for Rent! M10 KENT-Furnlshed or otherwlso, the ploasant and commodious home, known a oiOamorb Plack," in Rocky Hill, Conn. A fine ffardun. vuriAts 9 fpl, 1,..,,. hennery on the premises; church, post'oflioi' and store near; within 10 minutes walk from Vallev laortiu piauoo; oiratnsto iiarttora aaliv.

'j erms reaMf Hto a ri HMl.akl. May 1st. Address M. C. WEBhTEk, miu im 1 itockv Hill, Cor.n.

FOR SALE tj TO close the ostate of a person out of town, lijithe double Biick Houses, Nos. 29 and 31 Hudson street. A great part of the purchase money can be left on mortgage. These Houses are lu good order, with metal roof, and wellrented. Property paying now over 8 percent, on the price asked.

Apply to JOHN McGOODlN, Real Estate Agent, 315 Main Hartford, Ct. declT 4t4md FOR SALE 1 mBRTCK HOUSE NO. 73 ELM 8TREKT Lot 84 feet on Elm Btreet, by 210 feet on West street, and lies be.ter than anv vacant lot fronting the Park. KOBKRTE. DAY.

feb5 tfd FAH3JL FOR SALE. THE AARON KELLOGG PLACE, consisting of about 10 acres of choice land, situated at ernon Ceuter. within 20 roria of cliure.h. post office and school-hous. every foot being under the hlgiiest state of cultivation, and plentifully stocked with fruit trees, and grape vines in full bearing; large, elegant two-story dwelling house In perfect repair, with spring aud well water brought into the kitchen; large tarn, carriage, house and henery, with everything connected therewith In "apple pie order." Just the place for a gentleman of means seeking a desirable home; In fact no such place has been offered for sale in this county for years.

For particulars Inquire of WM. W. ANDROSS, 12dlwl2 KocKville. Conn. Farms Farms 4f A LARGE list for sale cheap.

Now is the JLik. time to buy for spring. SINULE HOUSES WITH BARNS. Single Houses, Double Houses, with good lots; some of them great bargains. S800.00 Will buy in north part of the city.

House, 10 rooms, with all modern conveniences and In good condition. Apply at once if you wish to secure this bargain. E. SH ELTON. Oonrant Building.

P. S. Book yonr rents with me at once if you want good prompt paying tenants. FOR SALE BLACKSMITH'S SHOP AND TOOLS, one-half acie of land, one and one-half story frame-house, plenty of fruit. A rare chance for a blacksmith with little money.

SEA-SIDE COTTAGE. Containing 8 rooms, all furnished: good shore front, bctu-bouses, Situated at West Haven, Conn. Also, several small village properties for sale. Apply to T. LITCI I VI Insurance, Real Estate and Loans, 29 PEARL STREET.

Fine Resilience in Manchester LOCATED about 9 miles from Hartford, and iistone from the railroad station and church. very near post office and uchool. The house is In pood repair and contains 9 rooms, beside lare closets. A burn with room for two horses and a cow. A larve irarden aud door yard, with line shade and some fruit trees.

This is an attractive place for a summer home for a Hartford family. Terms moderate. or luf ormatlon applf at E. I). DILLINGHAM'S Real Efctate and Insurance Agency HARTFORD, CONN.

ITOlt SALK. STHE HOUSE AND LOT NO. 15 LINDEN PLACE, facing Main Hartford. Conn. It was formerly the residence of the Hon.

Gideon Welles, and for the past fifteen years owned and occupied by the late Orson H. Seymour. The first floor consists of large front hall, parlor IftxlR. lihrarv or sitting-room, bedroom, dining- room, kitchen, pantry, back kitchen, back pantry, and two larje china closets. On the secoud fltor there are the same number 01 rooms ana au in perfect order.

The house is heated bv furnace (new): hot and cold water, (boiler new): or both floors, bath room and water closets. It Is wltmn one minute walk of Main st. aud cars, is in close proximity to the business center, and at the same time affords the quiet of a country home. The aoove is onerea ior sats to close an estate. Kor terms of sale, or permission to visit iiremlses.

inquire of STANLEY B. hOSWORTH. H8 Front Hartford; or of FREDERICK S. SEYMOP R. Executor.

New uniain. uidd. uu 0 lttt. K0OJ1 TO KENT. THE pleasant and well-lighted front room, on fifth floor ot Thb Cookant BniLDUQ, for merly occupied ty me overman neei win be rented to a good tenant.

The room Is heated by steam, and Is an excellent location for an office. Passenger Elevator runs right to the door. Possession Immediately. Apply to lanltfd hawliii, uuuuBiirt tv. riX) RENT Two largo offices In the third story of titillisng ko.

aiz warn st. inquire o- mh5 tfd WILLI AM HAM ERSLEY. Vf RENT Room 20x40, with power, 8d floor of No. 174 Pearl St. Inquire on the premises.

nov21 tfd W. L. A H. E. PITKIN.

jmm FOR RENT The house No. SI Pratt from At.ril first, (f urnished If desired 1 ooutaln- lnB 8 rooms and bath room, all In good order, convenient and cosy. May be seen from 10 a. to 3 n. ni.

Ia n.nunxiauii'.i. mm tfd Til RENT House No. ISM Broad Corner I. of Farmlngton will be rented from May hiu Location Is central and very desirable. t)tirtAn rooms, and is cosv and pleasant.

Apply to F. H. PARKER, 815 Main st. jn FOR RENT- My dwelling liouse. Darn anu nurrixim itheri.

on Rlue Hills avenue. Also, a garden and small plot of ground, well stocked with a variety of fruits. Possession given at once If required. Apply at 160 or 154 State st. ebl tfd Jti" irtTHNrsHRn HOITSK TO KtST-Corner Eti Prospect and Farmlngton avenue.

Apply to oTTddress W. W. MOORE, febintfd Harford. Conn. TO KENT Store No.

14 Stat street. Ap ply to EO. 1KK, lou state 1U tfd GTO RENT The douse No. Atwooa in thorough repair, all modern conveniences. immediatelv.

For Darticulars Inquire of CHARLES W. HOLT, at the office of the Hart ford Fire insurance uompany. uu TO REHT A VERY DESIRABLE HOUSE. Fosses- 1 slon given May 1st. Sitnated in the south par of city.

Inquire at 215 Asylutn St. mhl8 3d N. PF.LTON. FOB REHT A TENEMENT, with all modern conveniences. 6d 443 Asvlum street.

To Rent, from April 1st, Store No. S78 Main Street, WITH BASEMENT. Apply to SECURITY COMPANY, mhl5 tfd Pearl street. 334: Asylum Street, (Formerly occupied by Smith, Eonrn Co GTWOtTrER FLOOR9 TO LET, WITH POWER. Apply to SMITH, BOURN Asylnm Hartford.

Conn. tia spst SixGustom Shirts for S6. rA rf? of the best 'Wamaita Cotton, S300 linen in Bosoms. Wrist and Neck Bands. ar- evils tu trials were liable by a separation of the jury, and after further explanation the bill passed.

IMPU iE ICE. Rill that any pcrsou who sttall sell, or offer to sell, for family or hotel ue, any ice out or taken fnu a tHud or lake, into which an? sewer emp ties, or from mtcu part of any river or other stream a below and within two inlliea of the outlet ot any sewer entering the same, shall be fine! fifty dollars each oirouite." Mr staub of New Mil-ford offered an aineudinent nit the act shall lake e.TVot November 1st, iM; adopted and the bill was passed. PlliaONRRS riNE. Rill requiring jaitors to ke.a a record of fines collected by iluui and reoort ouaruirly to the Ovmuty clerk ob treaui-er; pa-snl. RiU directhiH the stale board of agriculture to report to the next eion whether any legislation isiocessary to ptxlect forests, or to euoourage tree-i laiiting, or pass concurrent legislation with borderiug stAtes uavsed.

UOVEKNOH Ot'AHU RiU reaulrlng the uuariermaster-ireneral to honor of the Uovernor's tiiuatl whet they are aiiprovcd by the govermr passed. ADJUTANT ANO Uli AHTKHM AHT'EH-UEN ER At. The bill inoreasintf the of the mattter and adjutant getiernls frtm $1,300 t. eaeh came froiu the seuate rejected the house commrreti. Ou motion of Mr.

Hrainard of Hartford loo house at 1 o'clock Unjka recess till 10 p. ui. Aternoon sieaaton. The bouse reajwembled at o'clock. TKN HOCH LAW.

Rill that neither wom.m nor minors shall be cm- ployed la auy mauuiacturttig eHtabliithmeut or muuhaulcal busiuess more than ten huurs in any oue day or more than sixty hour in any one week. tteported adversely aud rejoot-od by the senate Mr. MottftisoN of Kittle moved to amend so us lo online It to sixty hours Iu a week, lu order to accom.noiiate the PHI to shorter day's work on Saturdays. Mr. INirrKii of Willlngton spoke in favor of the bill.

Mr. Wilcox of Norfolk stld the bill porhaps might appear to humane on its face; but it appeuivd ttio oommltioo that It only oue entering wedge to further legislation for a continued reduction, ttne of the advocates of 1 tie hilt rvprfetiod that labor in Itself was din-honorable and ought to bo cut off to at least four hours a day; t'iat itiwre wai money enough In the state to give lab its ease. Mr. aCkson of Derby moved to add a new section providing that manufacturers required to employ the class this bill affects six davs iu each week aud hfty tw weeks lu aea He said that at certain seasons of the manufacturers gavecerttiiu workmen a pt'f- Hr.ioe in giving them employment: and If this hill is to have any eneot tne ctast to oe oonetitea, htuld be glveu permanent einnloymeot. Co ath of Windsor LtHJk said many Interests were to be consulted and the legislature should move with c-utttou.

He showed that paper manufacturers would be practically driveu out of the state there were au Interference with the necessary nirsof latHr essential to the running of mill night aud day. Mr. Lavkry of Wlud-ior hoped the WU would pass. Mr. Wil.cox said he had yet to learn thit the operatives were not as willing to work overtime as manufacturers an to have them.

Mr. Snu of Watermiry said if the bill should pass it would work a serious Injury to both operatives and manufacturer! In town. The class of good made require overwork In orrler to come mtrkctal parttc dar seasons. Mr. Sum-lugton the prvpoed ameiitltneut Jackson's as an attempt to be facetious; yet this Is a serious matter Hiid cannot be laughed or jougueAl down.

Jackson admitted that be was not In earne-u; he ooUtd not vote for a bill which would Injure poor men, aud he was a poor mau ht utelf. i he amendment was voted down. Mr. ESN of inchestcr sahl he rep1 resented the laboring men of his town who voted for him and in their behalf ho shou vote agaititut the bid. Whenever any legislation is proposed to benefit- the laboriug mau he stioiti I vote for It.

He made a ttniig Nptieeti aglnst the paa-age tf the bill. Mr. Law of Now liaven offere i au amendment providing that anv adult woman may do overwork If she Is paid extra pro rata. Mr. HcLt, made auother speech In support of the bill and said it was a well known fact that marufacttirer owu wnole communities, the body ami aotil tf the people employed by them; if there any Uoubt about It he would tak rnem to uianv place lu the -iKte Mud tthotrV he nil lot ion to be a he had A girl brought up in a cotton mid Uu half develooed nor tit grown.

Mr. Coats replied to this speech and oh id ihfit If lh gentleman would (Mme to Windsor lcs at n-KMi-tiuie ho would see a priK-es-Um of young women who were well developed and happy, aud they would tire the gent leman out lu working all day and dancing ail uhfht. Mr. Cask of Granny made a vigorous spe.f agaliiHt the bill. Ho said the adult women of the suite knew enough to get full pay wheu they do overwork, and thev do not need thepro-tectioEt of the letcMalure In that direction, Mr claimed that under the ten hour law more tspindles wore run and more yard of clot' made thau under the old syMnm.

Mr. Law's amendment was defeated, Ht to 4H. The yeas ana uays (having tmMt previously or red) were taken on the paK.4geof the bill, resulting as follow-: Whole number itf votes. pll 10 a majority tLi In f-svor tf bill 42 Against the bill il So the bill was rejected tn concurrence with the senate. ELECTIONS FOR TWO YEARS.

Rill to euabie the carrying of a New Haven cane, where Hsscs-ors were eetd for two years, to the supreme court, to test the constitutional right to elect such oliioera for a longer term thau one year; passed. FAVORABLY ACTED UPON, Authorizing the town of MrmVn to Issue high oh 00 1 bonds, to the amount of KM, for the purpose of ereciiug a new school building; Incorporating the WHiinmiilio steam power nompuuy; regarding euits affecting land lu the town of Vo-untowu, to be determined In Windham conutv, from which the town was tct off; providing that police and chy courts iuny in certain osw Iiav final jurisdiction iu prosecutions for embezzlement, app ying Ui trltlmg cas ouly; pncUing that the officer having custody of the records of Joint stock 001 piration may tile certificate where there Is neither president or secretary, aud providing that every charter heretofore granted under which no -r-porution shall have been organized before Juue 1. iScu, shall be void. THE LICENSE LAW. Hill reaulrlng that on all licenses hereafter grant ed there t-bH be printed on the face of the lieeuse tne section relating to me nai ui minors anu to husbands, after notice of wife not to sell; and aho the section defining the time iu which ha toons may be kept op jianHed.

THE orSTKR BILL. A motion was made to reconsider the morning vote passing the oyster bill, for the pnrpofe of differing an amendment, the character of which was uot stated. AD quorum voted, aud the bouse Was adjourned UU 10 o'cloca Thursday morning. ONE POET'S TIUIICJTE TO ANOTHER. The London newspapers now at band contain full reports of James Kussell Lowell's address at the unveiling of the bust of Longfellow iu Westminster abbey.

After thanking Iord Granville in the name of bis dead frteiidV daughters for Lis presence, and recalling tiie fact that in a previous address in the abbey be bad expressed the hope that it might borne day or otbiT become "the Valhalla of the whole English speaking race," the American minister said 1 IHtle expected then that a beginning would be made so soon a beginning at once painful and gratifying in the highest degree to myself with the nust or my iritum. cnoun tnere ue no academy in England answering to that of Krance, yet admission to Westminster abbey forms a sort of posthumous test of literary eminence pernaim as elleoiuil. Everyone of us has his owu private Vahalla, and It Is not apt to be populous, lint the conditions of admlfsiod to tho abbev are vey different. We ought never to be able to ak th question why is so. and here.

We oughtalways 10 be able to answer the question why such an oie is not here. I think that on this occaston 1 but express he united feeling of trie whole Knglish-stttmklng rco In confirmation of the choice that has been made, tbe choloe of oue whose name Is dear to them oil, ar.d who has inspired their ilv-s and consoled their hearts, win has bt-en admbtd to the nre-ides of all of them as a familiar Mend, Nearly 4o years agu I bad occasion. In speaking oT Mr. Longfellow, to stig tsL au analogy between him and the English poet Gray, and 1 have since seen auy ieison to modify or change that opinion. There are certain very marked analogies between them, I think.

In the first place there is the same love of a certain subdued splendor not Inconsistent with transparency of dic'lon; ihore is the same power cf ab-sorht'-g and asidrnilatlng the beiu les of other literatures without loss of originality, and, above all. there Is that g' nlus for sympathy wit. uuer sal sentiments and Cie power of expressing them so that they come home to everybody, both high and low. which characterize h. Th re Is something also In the r-imptictty of st yle, simplicity in llseif being a dlstlnct'on.

11 it Iu style sitri-plicity and distinction must be eomhiped order to th lr proper effect, and the only warrant pr-hapsof perm tnonce In literature is this distinction In stvle. It Is something quite Indefinable; It is like the distinction of od breeding characterized r-Uher by the abrence of rtuiln qualities than by the presence of (toitive one-; aud it seems to nie that the ut! fiction of ftyle is found eminently in the Illustrious poet whom we are mt together iu some sense to celebrate today. This is not, the of cou'-so, forcritlcUm; still less is it the place for eipoRy. for i'ogy Is but too often disguised an dog y. Hat i hive been struck particularly, if 1 may bring forward one Instance, with me of my lat friend sonnets, which seem to me to be among rhe most beautiful and perfect In ihe lan guage.

They remind me of some of those cabinets In which mauy drawers are unlocked by a single kev. I have sen sonnet lu which there was a separate lock for everv line, and, in fumbling among our keys, we sometime fiud ourselves lu a certain confusion. Added to this, there wontd be sometimes a conundrum of secret dr twers. Rut there was nothing of this lu him. His mind always moved straight towards Its object, and was always permeated with au emotion that gave it franknesH ana sincerity, aua, at the same time, most simple expression It seems that I should add a few wordsin fact, i cannot refrain from adding few words with regard to the personal character of a man whom 1 knew for more than 40 years, whose friend 1 was honored to call myself for more than JK) years.

Never was there a privte more answerable to public performance than in Longfellow. Never nave I known a more beautiful character'. I was fa-millnr with the dally the ooustant charity both of bis har and of tils mind. His nature waft const-crated ground, into which no unclean spirit could ever enter. A Hlshop'e III under.

(Pall Mall Gazette.) The absurdity of the existing English marriage law is well illustrated by a piece of persecution about which a question was asked in the house of commons a few days ago. A parishioner at Epping and hi? wife were ref'ised the holy communion by the vicar on the ground that the woman was tbe man's deceased wife's sister. The husband was 83 years oid. and the wife 77, and they had been married flity years, but lr. laugh ton, tbe bishop of the iocese, apparently held that they both came within the defini-nition of "notorious evil livera." aud sustained the vicar in his action.

The attorney however, has now pointed out thaL the marriage, having been contracted before Lord Lyndhurst's act, is strictly valid, and the vicar has been advised by the bub op that the two parishioners "cannot legally be repelled from tne holy communion." 'Had this view of the law been present to my Dr. Clnugh-too, should have been spared the pain no lees to myself than yourbelves, of ordering tbe said repulse." Mr. Bncknera notion that the outlook for the democratic party is a chilly and discouraging one has revived the indorsement of a congressman of the name political faith from Mit-lssippt, who is persuaded that the discord over the tariff is sure to bring defeat, la his own trranhic and sententious language: "There is always some d-i thing in the wav, and this time its the tar ill." oc. aauw TUE CONNECTICUT LEGISLATURE. SESSION OF 188-1 3 1ST DAY.

Senate. Wednkspat. Mroh 19. The senate was oa.tpdto ordor 10: 0 by l.tu-wu4nt Uvernor (Imnkr. Prajor by the Aiov.

rat mm 1 aUr. Tiiw jwtUlon of N. Wheeler and other for Incorporation of the li-irroufftm Homo for vhstrttable purio-e, adrerfly acted ou, wan recalled from ilie secretary's oftloe, rtHmnsltlcred and tabled. It aa vutd to recall tlie charter of the Maliorv, Wfatclr company, of New liaveu just tAiucd. tH'imtr pplntcd.

Tbreprtof the c'tnoiiiioneri of ar nridjfe waarnccive! and ordeiod tiled, nhowiutr tolls of for the year; also report ou the now normal School. Tne railroad committee report, adverse to the petition o( the ltrby road for an Rtnendiftont to charter, was aociUKl, aud the petitioner ft ire ivave to withdraw. A lariro number of other house matters were ftctcd on tn concurrence, inoludinsr the oontlnu- attoe to the next siou of the pititionof P. i' L(unsbury and others for lucoriioratioa as the Connceiicut Oaa, Fuel and Htalu cftrnpauv; also tf the proposed memorial iut ut josepli E. ShfllnUl, fountitfr of the schviol.

St-nator SooriEM. committee of conference on dUaur-ciii2 vine as to house amcimrneut trikirtic ill ffoin the law as to carw of intaua aud ldiotto pri-ionera, reported in favor of areeto with the house; so voted. The railroad eomm'ttee reported adversely on petition of New York and Connecticut Air Ltno road for extension of time to xpeud money In construction; petitioners given leave to withdraw. Trib senate concurred with the house in reject-ina the amemlineiit toe ban er ailowlnf the Waicr-bury Ga company to itue of bonds, and passed a rtsuluiion aulhorlxiiic $aAUKJ0 increase of capital stock. In the houH butne-49 received was an act: on education, which the houte votd to put.

over to the nxt- Bi8slon. It compels all towns harlur 100 inhabit ants to maintain a achoot of hlKher Krale than a uotnmou tKhmd. tly desire of tieuator CKAJVUALiu it was tabled. KAII.KOtl. PfHCHASKH.

Senator Clahk rtquoated that ma report of the railroad committee ou the purchases of railroads by other roads of this suite belaid on thatiblc. He said the report Implied that corporations had all powers uot prohibited to tbem, aud if acce.d-In iw report was ooutirmlnK that view the suu-aleoUKbt to know tt; tabled. TtIK TOWNKKNO BANK. The senate rex-eived baok iha resolution for a Committee to luvest'cate tha Towuneud tank and made it a commission ti report next year, and tneu passed it. CITIL ACTIONS.

The Judiciary ooiumltuw reported a substitute bill amendliuf the law for trial of civd van sea by jury lu the higher courts, 30 that instead of sayttne imply 'whereau isaue of fact is joined," it shall say "where au Issue of faet Is in con ormity with the of pleading established under this act joined," eto. SnEEP. The senate act. esemmiiur sheep from taxation for 10 years, aud payiutr a bounty of 25 cents for eat-h yearliinr sheep, cnine frotu the house araeud-d, as already reportel, and then ludethutelv postponed, ticuator Maltbib moved to iudeduilely postpone. Senator Puj.viiBTT, who Introduced the bill, said the bill (toes a freat deal farther than those who amended it imiuriued.

He called attention to the depopulating towns, to the wasted aud barren fttlds, KTowlntt wtirse each year, Kraud lists faillmc like the hi usrs them selves into decay, for the rea-S4)ii that no one takes any Interest In the towns themselves not even their Inhabitants. K'mhty-sevt-u tow (.8 have In the pst 10 years lost rtoui to t.1! per cent, of their sc1hh1 popuiatiun, because there has been no enoouratfemeut to keep the children At home. Senator v.X kr CM) considered It Inexpedient to attempt so 10 eyuulUe inequalities in lue coat of produeuur different articles in the state, tie said he knew eiht 111 on ufa dories that were noi making oue dolitr. They did not ask a bonus, nor even a rebate of tnxes. Seuator Mau bib explained that ho moved io-deflnlte pits; ponement ouly becauie the bou-'e amendment tiad made the thing frivolous.

The laotiou for such postponement was lost. 8euator CHANWALueliair nan of the agricultural committee, uatd the committee had fuvored the bid, although it was only a stigh', help. Firine a rerage Hay 60 sheep taxed at eaeli at the rate of one per cent. That would give the farmer a relief of about oue dollar a year. The amendment of the house was rejected.

Senator LLAiik. u'di thtn moved indefinite postponement. Senator frooFiKLP said he thought this waste of time, as evidently the bill could novr be made a law. ISeualor Al-sop spoke for the bill. The vote of postponement was lost, and the bill was passed.

Senator FiuUNKitTT appointed couj-niitteu of conference. The Calendar. FA8HKD. The senate passed the following Resolution allowing the ew liiitaln Institute to receive an income from Its property of $15,00 lu Ht-ead of fti 000. Act authonzlng judgments of the superior court In Wutorbury to be recorded in Vaterury.

Act that the snperior court of Kaitfl-id county shall meet at Dan bury on the first Monday of February, April, June and December, htil itrtugeiKJit the fint Monday of January, March, May, St ptember, l)atober and NovemCer.aud may adjourn to Norwalk or Stamford. Act validating assessments of tnxes in towns and boroughs in spite of informalities of assessments. Amended by strikb out fire districts. Act defining as insurance broker whoever not an agent urolfliwroi a compiny places insurances shall be considered a broker and be required to take out a certificate atid pay a fee. Act prescribing that writs of error from matters of tact or iu which matters of fact and mat tors of law shall be 1 lued in tne same writ, be brought from the judgment or decrees of tne district court of Waterbury to the superior nourt from New Haven couutvt New Haven or Waterbury.

And writs of error aud appeals for ma tiers of law only may be brought aud taken from the judgments or decrees of said district court of Water-bury to the supreme court of errors at Hart fed or New Haven. 1 he act repealing theact of last year hat set off a fire district t'i UoekviUe. Independent of Vernon, was exniHtticd bv Senator As drawn the act made tc impossible to If vy a tax to support the fiie dcDartmeut. If the tax were levied on all ot Vernon the part outside of KockvtUe would pay only ao of the expense, nnn it would, cost tar more to obviate it. Senator Yauk opposed it as wrong to those ouuiide of Xtuckvdie.

It was passed. 1 he act incorporating tne rostai Teiegraou com pany was calied up and parsed. ftEJ KCTED. The senate, on unfavorable reports. rejecl.ed the following: Kesolutlon to stop trains Rt Asylum street cross ing; restoring forfeited rights to Kphraim S.

liar-low; and two ti-bery aets, a general law and an act to protect fish In the Thames river. tabled. The senate, on rcauebt of Senator ta bled senate bill 24 tor ncouragem-nt of oyster culture the nw bill, which prescribes penalties for damning over starfl-h or oeriwinkles. arrear ages for state dredging, etc. A OU NED.

At the senate adjourned to 10:30 Thursday. House of ItepreaeiitatlTea. The sjmuse met at 10 o'ekek. 8KNATE UUHINESS. Various matters from the peiate were ated upou tn concurrence.

Among the bills and petitions advi rnely disposed of were several relating to the subj'jetof temperance, the whole aetidnof tne committee wnn reiereuce to changes in tne license law being incorporated the bill reported on Tuesday and noticed lu Tub Coprai. of Wednesday. A general bin amendatorv of the li cense law and Including the striking out of the provislou requiring names ot persons recommending license to be published, was continued to the ntxt session In concurrence. UISPATOH Or BUSINESS The honse voted ou motion of Mr. Cas5.

In amendment of a motion by Mr. Davis, to suspend the rule regarding the retention or houne matters for twenty-four hours, and directed that for the r-st of the sent ion all business bo transmitted without delay to the senate. MATTERS Authorizing Mary J. Highy of Snffield to sell land; authorizing the Waterbnry gas light company to increase its capital stock to Incorporating the Venetian blind company of Wllii.nan- reguiaiing nsntng iu rteversinK pona, uan- bury; extending time oue year for the ftldgelield and New Voik railroad company to ke land; requiring telegraph and telephone companies to make returns within the first twenty days of October; refunding S8t.7:j to the Western Union teiegrapn company tor overpaid taxes. MATTERS It EJECTED.

Incorporating the Derby horse railroad company. because notice was not given as required by statute. Tii. calendar. POSTAL AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY.

Resolution Incorporating the Postal Telegraph and Cable company. Mr Davis of Haddaui said the company was aireauy orgauiza in several states and desires to extend its line betwreo New York and Boston. Its capital is ftvfG 000, with leave to increase to an to oe paiu in; passtea. BOSTON AND NEW VOitK AIU l.I.NK. Resolution extendttig time elifhteeu months from July 4th for completing and taking laud for the if ton and New 1 org alr-ltne ratiroa'i.

Mr. HtiNNEKof Aarioier offered an amendment pto- vidtug that it tthali not at ply to cases wh-re the track uas oeen lata eignt years, ne special grievance of a (Turner) In Turner, llle was stated. Mr. Davis of lladdum hoped the amendment would nrevaii. 1 he gentHman re ferred to has exoended 10 .000 in this road.

The amendment was adopted aud the resolution was then passed. NATURAL OYSTER GROUND. BUI that where parties are aggrieved by the report of the superior court committee as to wheth er oyster grounds are natural or not, the court bhall appoint another of four persons not residents ot ine town, ine uiii was r. ported adversely. Mr.

Bell of Norwalk made an earnest speech In support of the bill, which was reported adversely. He said there had been grave injus- nces lnnictea upon ine people ot rairaeta county, because they were dep ived of the right of appeal. The bill was discussed at length by Mer-4. CowLEaof Norwalk. Gloveu of Fairfield, Law of New Haven, Coats of Windsor Locks.

Hull of Btonington, Kanob of Guilford, and Da TiB of Had dam. The argument gainst the bill was that to refer to another committee was practically to put the matter before th-i same tribunal and cannot be considered as an appeal. Mr. Skin-HER-of Andover, chairman of the oommlttee reporting the bill, said that if this matter is as Important a- Is represented, It Is singular that gentlemen interested In It here did not appear before the committee but have made their appeals among members. Upon vote the bouse passed the bill and rejected the report of the committee.

KKCOKD OP 60LD1EHS AND BAILORS, Resolution directing the adjutant genera1 to prepare a new roll. Index, and record of all persoi a from this who served in the army or navy ta the late war of the rebellion. Mr. Noble said tne present roll wan defective. Mr.

Jack son of Derby explained that in the present record there were old soldiers, who served honorably, who were classed as deserters, because they hurried borne at the close of the war without waiting for a formal discharge. He wanted to know If tliese men w. re to be provided for. Mr. Noble said tfaftt was a mar.ter which the state could not determine, nut congress has before it an act to cure tbe etil complained of.

On Mr. motion the resolution was tabled till to-morrow to give him time to prepare au amendment. A FOX bounty. Bill giving a bounty ot for the killing of fotes. Mr.

inn of Winch-aster moved an amendment so as to include 'coors, skunks, woodebucks an 1 wefseiR, and that parties claiming the reward must swear the killing: was done for the ahe of th reward and not for pleasure. Mr. fcJowKua of Milford. hcpedtheoill woaldpiss. Pleisure hun-ers will not, kill young toxes, because they want to hunt them later.

He toad thirty tut keys 4a4ied by an old fox within an ho nr. Mr. Staub of New Miltord hoped the am mdmnt would prevail and the bill then be defeated. Mr. WEfcD of New Canaan said that his people had told him that while foxe did some ttm they did much good.

He woud rather see a bmnty lor coon. Mr. Smith of Waterbury said thuiu the town of Avon hvt year a reward of fifteen cents was offered for the killing of wood ch i-ks, and over twelve hundred cl-ainn were presented. Mr. SKiNNEa opposed the bill.

At this p'n Mr. tpENNa amendment was lost. Mr. No yes of Westbro move.1 to make the bounty one dollar; lost. Mr.

Weed moved to amend so as to ex elide foxes aal apply tbe bill to ooooj only; lost. NO. 271 MAIN STREET. HARTFORD, CT. (Over Habensteln's.) TEXAS FAJtJl LOANS.

WE Invite correspondence and an examination of oar namntAMl Hnl iii.n. cn offer a higher rate of interest and better security than any loans in the market. We guaranty the prompt payment of interest semi-annually and the principal when Hiia. nri intaHU, of lavestora. Full particulars gi en upon aoolica- uon.

lllliTKIASTRITSt sep20 lyd Corslcana, Texas. FARM LOANS! LOANS placed at per cent, on Farms In sooth iu every particular. from perons deslrinz such Investments solicited. References In Hart-aud New York, given upon request. Address ford x.

bahmui, weorasaa City. Neb. iebl Ia)a SAFE IN EsT.1I EM TS Krtlt MONKV 7 PArfMlt. 1 1 N' improved farms in aad Indiana, worth 1 1 rieh LUD aiUVUIII l.ttil,!. Ill I.

scbo in in iuiuhl vi rauroaus. all 1 1 iijiproveuiHDis calculated to make land good security. No u.Ann iaiju vo'ju eecunty. ixo lORSCS 111 tWMlvAVuor' uvn. the lender.

Interest semi-annually, over forty I'mcki FV fli information write to us. SmdilSwll SAFE AND JS0USD INVESTMENTS AT HIGHEST RATES OF INTEREST Consistent with Safety and the Best Security. IHE attention end correspondence of parties s. desiring a perfectly safe investment is Invited to the Western Farm Loans offered by the undersigned in amounts from SOU to List of Loans with full information respecting location and value of securtv, rates of interest, will be cheerfully furnished on application by postal card or in pererson. CHAS.

E. WILSON. 2'8 Main dec-14 ii-iritord. Conn. LOANS socxix-etl 1 FIBST MORTGAGES on St.

Paul and Mtnnpnpolu Keal Katate. tienil-nmiuul iuti rrst puar-anteed. Payable in N. V. Kxchanire.

WmmmmBBOKKm rur furttuT liiiommUon address 0. F. SHERWOOD ST. Paul, Minn. References.

St. Pin. National Buis. Si. Palt.

and Ktlttcittitrual. IIACKWAUD AND INVALID BOYS -The un-xoersiimed. an exoerienced olivMienn inniuh. er, makes the care and Instruction of nuch brys a specialty. Address Da.

WlLLAMSONl Lvme, Conn. ivd fehisi MRS. PltuFEAjOR GiLIlErtl', artlMt, teacher of drawing. In pencil, cravon mi 1'hnrnal and of painting in flowers, landscapes and figures, for decorative purposes on porcelain, pottery glasn, Applic ations received at bor studio. wo.

Chaiter Oak Life building. lvd oct4 I ESSONS IN DRAWING Oil and Waier CohTr I I Painting, every dav exceot Thnrsrinv miH F.iday, from 1U to VI a. Saturday lessons all day, by Mrs. G. F.

WRIGHT, at room No. Stt Savings Hp.nk building, Pearl St. lyd sepld INSTRUCTION IN Telegraphy and Type Writing AT HANNUM'S DAT AND EVENING. Complete faeilie.ps and reasonable rates. Even ing intruction at one-naif the usual price.

Clares now Call soon, mhll aP and I'aprct Jltoch. 120 Sheets 04 Ream) Extra Superfine White Wove Plated Correspond ence NOTE PAPER WITH 125 ENVELOPES TO MATCH, IN NEAT BOXES 'FOR 60 CENTS. RETAIL DEPARTMENT. S66 ASYLUM STREET. A FINE ASSORTMENT OF ItlETVTJ CABDS, STATIONERY OF ALL KINDS.

PRINTING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. SGG Asylum Street. PAPER N0 TWINE VAHEKCUSE. Paper Dusters! CALL AND EXAMINE THEM. We are also still selling those JAPANESE NAPKINS.

E. Tucker's Sons, NO. 100 TRUMBULL STREET. Paper I Paper. HEW DEPARTURE.

YTV3R the next 80 days 1 will sell Paper at IS to SO per cent, less than former prloes. 80 TONS OF STRAW PAPER, 1 TONS tlF KAfflSW, 15 to 20 TONS OF MANILLA. BOOK AND NEWSPAPER An the above will be sold as Mve stated. Call and examine goods and prices. X3.

GAKVA PC, 907 STATE STREET. tWmmmIiOI Has received extensile Importations from PARIS, And has already made several engagements for the coming season, wnicn will De tuimied promptij and perfectly as heretofore. BALCH, 151 ASYLUM STREET. EgTelephone connection. THE best system now In use for DRESS FITTING, is the EXCJXSIOU SYSTE31 1 As taught and used by MllS.

L. N. SULLIVAX, NO. Id PRATT STREET TYPE WRITER COPYING THE nnderimed Is prepared to do copym(r i'u iitmi yv ac ax ucniiutinrt, twviuw AUU dispatch and on reasonable terms. The patronage Ml WO auuuu MB tWlTVliUIlT 1 I LOUISE H.

COOK. Copyist, seplslvd Gregory Bnildlng. Room SO Mlste st- Wood For Sale. AL.TIS IIOrSE WOOD YABD. OAA TO 400 CORDS FOR SALE.

rlr. TTIntor Ul Ul3j feet, JI3-cut 12 Inohes, 16 Inches, or 3 ft. Hnrd Wood, 128 feet, $S-cut 10 Inches, fine for kindlings, 12 Inches, Id Inches, or feet. Stove size, Ploa and Chestnut Kindilngs, 128 Please send orders by postal card; 82 feet Is the smallest quantity sold. A receipt bill will be sent OTET JO Fiiiton ill CO.

Dr. H. T. SWEET hkVOVKT HIS OFr-ICR AND KK8I-BAruivK KUOM TRUMBULL STKEKT TO Me MAIN STKEBT. C.ilce boors from 9 a.

m. to 12 m. 1K. rHAULES SWEET this offic the SECOND TUESDAY 111 each month. 1yd )an 1' SMK TOU J.

S. CI HIIS ufMoVKD bis office and residence to 1 1 rmr 'tiardeu street aud Asylum avenue. ipilUB O. SMITH, M. D.

No. 42 HiKh, street. Kesidence, No. I nlUT street. 6mddecn P.

D. PELTIER, M. physiciHn and Burgeon, tasHFWVEO HIS OFFICE to CHENEY 1 1 lit lhh NO. Itootu 15, fourth floor. Hi" 1 mi' Kim'AKD IS.

HOOKER, HOMiEOPATHIO PHYSICIAN. offi Main t. Kosldenoe, "0 Farmlnifton ave. A. Tltfl' A I PACKARD has rernored hi office No.

i Pratt t. to Ho. Sii Church Bt. to 10 a. ni- to 4 and 7 to 8 p.

tn 1 ItK.nUVlL, Di- I' FHKPHERD has removed his rosl-V to Asylum avenue. Office and night dntrAnce. lvd mr9 i tssor to Dr. Matthew I). Mann.) x-T'i aNI HKSIDENCE, 10H Elm street.

--'hours 11:30 a. m. to 3 p.m. lyd Je business ffiavxls. tT'US BiT AND FISH MARKBT j.nl jirno'CtiLABS-MIDDLKTOWN, CT, t.e uldtiNt and most extensive manufao- tun rulMp-H in uie worm.

'J" JALKX. MaLtmc-. LAN PE BABDEKEB, P. O. Box 818, Hartford, Cu and estimates for work furnished at ahort I.I TL NE IWINK MJLLS- IS I nravn i niton "cine i Inteniati.mal Award, 1B7.

Johnson. B. Emohy Joansos.Seo. rivlV JohnsonviUe, Conn. lyd i i -Timed, KcRulated and Hepalred, I i rami.tly attendwi to at short notice, by a MoKLI.KK, Piano Maker and Tuner, Hoom S7, lilui'lr.

(r. lo ww. 'oniem mty loft at Ernst bo hall's Jewelry tun. 11. 1, Alii) ICDDV Attorney and 'ounelor Law, AMI I'ATKNT SOt.lUlTUH.

-l'ati-lit Law a specialty. J4. Hartford Trust Block, comer Main Jtow. lyd lint, a ('urns, Hiinions anu nitron nig nans i i F.si TUETEl Calls at real- di'iiccs without extra cnanre. v.

bn.unr.it, t.niropou ifli, li.vil Iril 15 Waverly city. Can! lleadquarters CAH03 HCKAP PICTURES AND 1 NO Kl. 1 1 lira IHICB, Bt-yira cm-' l.mhfiHKd H.nd Imiorted JL'k N( s.tn'ci "ct.fl, coinpriHlnif S) elegant bw.Mii" two alike.) sent for ten two-ceut stamps. Address W. Putlishers, 1 (i 5 Rochester, N.

Y. Cut this lyd octal KEBARD CAHMEN. Toil AND HEAVY TEAMING, OP KVHRY Office: Jtato street, Hartford. taurines. Monuments, Hafes, moved ind --t.

Fn-iirUts forwarded with dispatch. wti: ty" Ite Hartford Iron Works E0.J19 STATE STREET, HAKTFOHD now- prepared to furnish to order all blinds r.i-i'l I.NijS used by Machinists, Munufao-tiiriTi. Kuii'iers, and others, atshort notice, and at fair ri' -es. Satisfaction guaranteed. tfd je 5 TheKcmpsJiallMfg.Co.

(Formerly The N. B. Bank f-i took C- Imnroved Isham Key Register and Piliard Dial llanK and Safe Locks. Hales opened and Locks cleaned and repaired. Also, manufacturers of Builders' aud Saddlery Hardware.

Special Machinery made and General Jobbink done. lvd C. UHOCKLESBY ARCHITECT, Room 4.T, Trnst Co. r.look. 1 bUKGK KELLER AHCIIITECT, 1-, Hartford Trnrt Co.

Block. j3cntistrg. SET OF TEETH FREE PALL Olt SEN i ADDRESS FOR CIROU-LARS. JI.li.dUWWOLI), Oentlst. ami residence, SM Main Hartford.

Open (i in day and evening. lyd Associate Dentists, 405 MAIN Opp. Brown, Thomson Co. Wit WORK TH lttrhmond Tooth Crourtt, W-J And continne onr policy of "good dentistry at the price of rMor." Open all times. ilouse fainting, Sec.

PAINTS La Ht, rocK GOODS. REASONABLE PRICES. A House Painting and Interior Decor-by exierienced workmen lo latest styles. W. H.

BRADLEY, SS MAIN STREET. AIU ISTS' MATERIALS Kw.tlr in tas Flacques, Paper Placques and I'auel). Wall Papers and Decorations! A pattern. Special attention to miret.iig Ceilings and Side Wails. FHESGO AND PLA1H PAlHTiNC By competent workmen.

WALKER'S, 389 Main St. EV lyd liE.NWEIt riETSCH, MAIN STREET, (Slgouniey House.) FRESGQ AND FLilS A1'1' W0UK QOne under onr personal and only best material used. OHICIVAL DESIGNS In various styles can be uown and also made on application. Kl'fereiU'CS RaHl4aM Wm CT ftfvnjIrleYl- Ciirit's x. Johnson, W.

A. Uealj and G. A. Falr- ScM. lyd my 15 ScBtauranis.

1'. J. HESSE, Caterers, NO. 33S HIJIJ1 STREET. First-Class French Pastry.

A 7 luality French Cream, all flavors: Moderne: small Fancy Charlotte: KyU Glace d'Aprlcot; Glace a iv: ana mange; M.ipin.,,.. 111... one pionit.iur; sweet Sreati, larded; boned tn. Parties, Receptions, supplied at noni'e. rW! or telephone promptly flUed.

a of the finest quality to rent. LENT ITRS' Books and Hymnals: also Jil'S suitable for VE taster Cards a specialty. BAJRL.OW, i I I chute. He foil slowly over fifty foot until to reached aliout eight feet from the ground amt then more rapidly. Ho beard Pastor Uulick say: "brother go for a doctor." gathered himself up and atid: "I'm all riht aud want a doctor no more thau you do." Ami be didn't.

Levi Labar of Purdytown, Pa had a battlo with an enormous wild-cat iu bis bed room the other night. A window pane hail lieen broken and the aperture was closed with a cloth nailed to tbe sattb. About midnight, after Labar had retired for the night, lie heard a htrune uoiso in tbe room. He jumped from the led, and just then a yell from the wild-cut made the air Jingje. He seized a stick with which to defend himself.

The animal sprang on bis shoulders, hut La bur shook it off aud struck it with Ms club. For fifteen minutes tho li'ht was furious. The brute leaped from wall to wall, clinging to the paper with iti sharp claws, arid then bounding upon ite adversary, eyes shining like coals of lire. At last Labar dealt the cat a death blow, just as it about to leip on his head from the too of the door. It measured six feet from the tip of its se to tbe end of its taiL Iabar was severely lacerated aoout the face aud arms.

A Cat Molltary rule. (New Yoik Sun.) While some children were playing on the boach at Eltingville, Stolen Island, on February 20, they took a cat for sport, jssed it into skiff, and pushed tbe skiff from the shore. A strong wind and tide carried the boat out of sight toward Sandy Hook. Ten days later a cod smack anchored off Eltingville with the missing beat and cat aboard. Tbe captain of the smack had noticed a drifting skilf when about seventy miles southeast of Sandy Hoek, and on drawing close to tbe small boat tbe crew of tbe smack were surprised to see a cat perched on its bow.

When near enough the cat sprang on to the deck of tbe smack without awiUtauce. and seemed pleased at its rescue. It had been nii days drifting about on the opei sea. It had eaten some flounders that had been left In the boat, an i during three Btorma, which must have buffeted tbe frail craft about, s- nie rain had fallen into a bailing pan that was left in the bo-it. Although the cat was weakened and thin from ite long exposure, it had evidently not buffered very severely from hunger or thirst, The Horajfora Almanac ibj Cock If 00k Mailed free on applications 10 the RumXord Cheap iosi Works, ProYidenoo with each loaa.

ana tne ariver is required to V. D. He must return bill or the money. N. B.

No otders received by telephone. GEORGE GOYT Sunt. Hartford, March 7, 1SS4. tfd ranted to fit. Hand-Made Buttonholes.

JOHN aicCULLOUGfl, 865 ASYLUM ST sent by mail will be promptiv aHfnrted to. ii. J. EMOKf 188 State 8U 87 ASYLUM STREET. NOS.

186 AND 189 ASYLUM HARTFORD 38 ASYLUM STREET..