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Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-19
HO0D'S SARSAPaRTLLA

Is designed to meet the wants of large DOT tion of our people who are either too poor to employ physician, or are too far removed to easily call one, and a still larger class who are not sick enough to require medical advice, and yet are out of sorts and need a medicine to build them up. give them an ap- petite, purify their blood, and oil up the ma chinery of their bodies 80 it will do its dnty willingly. No other article takes hold or the system and hits exactly the spot like
 HOODS SARSAPAR1LLA It works like magic, reaching every part of the human body through the blood, giving to all renewed life and energy.
 Ask your neighbor, who has just t taken Ike one one dollar ever invested"
 LEBANON, N. H., Feb. 19. 1873.
 MEssRs. c. I. Hoop & Co: Dear SITS. theSei the exeeilent m reports I had heard of your for for dyspepsia @ al and d general prostration, and have received very gratifying results from its use am now using tne S second ned0 9ouie. 4e ' indigestion and it's attendant troubles.
 yours 'f F. c. CHURCHILL,
 cFirm of Carter & Churehiil.9
 HA gentleman who G0iDed has been suffering from the Debility and Lasagtor ID Do,,nnEc peculiar to this season, sO ONff0o says: Hoops SARsAPARILLA is putting . new life right into me. I have gained ten pounds since began to take it.' Has taken two bottles.
 Hoops SARsAFARILLAi is sold by all drug gists. Price s1 per bottle; six for s5. Pre- pared by c. I. HOOD & CO, Lowell, Mass.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-19
Tenth Ward.

The Republican voters of the Tenth ward are re- quested to meet at Wiers Hall Tuesday evening, Nov. 22 73O o'clock, for the purpose of electing delegates to the Town and City conventions ad also to nominate ward officers.
 Per order Ward Committee.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-19
Eighth Ward.

The Republica voters of the Eighth ward re- Quested to m. at Merwins Hal, State street, on Tuesday evening, Nov 22. at 750 o'clock, to elect delegates to the To. aud City conventions and to transact any other business that may be brought up at said meeting.
 Per order Ward Committee.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-19
LOCAL NEWS.

Educational Programme of the Semi
 Annual Meeting of the State Council
 Next Week.
 The programme of the semi annual meet ing of the State Council of Education, to be held in this city (High School building) Fri day and Saturday, Nov. 25 and 26, as follows:
 Friday Morning-IO o'clock. organization; 1o:15 election of new members; l03o report of the com mittee education the bill concerning State Board of Examiners. Committee-T. I. Driggs Waterbury; G. Elliot, Clinton; N L Bishop, Norwich E. c. Hitchcock, Thompsonville; c. Palmer, Bridge port.
 Friday Afternoon oolock-A study of the quss- ton, "What is Education"
 Friday Evening-7-30 oclock-A study of the ques-
 Saturday MorningEs:so ocloek-Report of the comm ttee on the estion, "What should be the or Committee-I N. Carleton. New ritain; Mortimer A. Warren, Dsnbury; A. P Somes, Danielsonvile. membrrs. 1I:soHMise ellaneous and unfinished busi 12-Election of officers. 12:30-. .djournment.
 M. s. Crosby, Waterbury, is president; Nathan L. Bishop, Norwich vice president; c. l.. Ames, Plantsville, secretar and A. P. Somes, Danielsonville, treasurer. The exec utiye committee is Mark Pitman, New Ha- ven; Giles Potter, Essex; I. N. Carleton, New Britain.
 College Items.
 Over one hundred excursion tickets to New York have been sold at Beers for the Thanks giving jubilee and for the eHarvard-Princeton football game to-day
 The Thanksgiving jubilee in New York last night was great success, burlesque wit and champagne being the order of the hour. Many undergraduates were present. Bromley, 's1, was one of the managers.
 The betting at Yale on the Harvard Prince ton football game is about even.
 Ham, '83, is slowly recovering from his broken leg.
 The first and second divisions of '83 have a football match at Hamilton Park this morn ing. Second division are the favorites at the pools.
 Thomas Sargent Perry, A. M, has been appointed lecturer on English literature at Harvard for the Academic department.
 No more tally-hos to be obtained in New York
 By the new catalogue the total number of year.
 Boston papers think that since Yale gets away with Harvard in everything else, the colleges had better try mashing a burlesque troupe, at which the crimson might have some show.
 Dartmouth one touchdown and one safety to Amherst's no touchdown and one safety, Thursday at Hanover, N. H. Dartmouth has a strong team.
 Although the college scenes and songs were we'll rendered at ''Ihe Professor" last night, they could not come quite up to the original. There should have been tar barrel or two,a marking book, football scrimmage and fence to sing on.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-19
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 18.-Arrived, the America from Hsnb burg, the State of Pennsylvania from Glasgow, tn, Greece from Lendon, the Cornwall from Bristol the City of Brussels from Liverpool.
 Lon on-Arrived. the aberdeen from New York
 Antwerp-Arrtved, the switzerland from. New
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-19
Fourth " aAu.

The Republican voters of the Fourth ward are re- qussted to l., ct at 276 est Monday evening, Nov 2I, at7. 30 oclock, eet delegates the Town and City conventions and to transact any other business that may be brought up said meet ing
 Par order Ward Committee.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-19
POLITICAL NOTICES,
First Ward.

The Republicans uf the First ward requested to meet at the office of Dr. Stearns, No. 68 Ora street. tuesday evening, November 22 at o'clock, to elect dele Town and City conventions. ana to transact any other business that may be brought up at said meeting
 FRANK A. MoNsoN,
 Thai War Omu
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-19

day) that without grows oorrespondingiy larger and moro boisterous. Consequently Guiteen received a greater salute than ever before There are too many determined men hanging around the court house to make the locality comfortable one to the prisoner This afternoon there were around some whose appea- rance suspicious and on more than one pistol was seen in the hip pocket. One man. an ex-Union soldier, heard to say, "We don't want any damned foolishness about this case If they prove malpractice and tnsAn- ity the case will end damned soon" Another also ex-soldier and minus arm, very coolly asked of the employees of the court if he could give him To at the prtsoner somewhere be- tween the jail and the court room. bystander sug geeted that he ought not to have a pistol The ex- soldier replied 'sWe1 carry one and mouthful of tobacco juice for him.n An officer suggested that he did not want to have him about and he retired say- ing if there any legal sentimentalism about the case he would end it
 tiuiteau in better humor to-day than on pre- v1os days of the trial He laughed and chatted with Mr. Scovie and his brother, smiled at some of Off Kearney's oddities and not violent in his outbursts usual Mrs ScoviIle told 6 friend to- day that her brother, the prisoner, is now just confident of marryinga lady with whom he ia in daily cores oDdence as he was of marrying the New York lady referred to in his first letter to General Garfield She says he expects to be acquitted and be of the gentlemen of the day. The last thing he said when locked in his cell this afternoon was, q shall sleep well tonight, fer have had 3 square meal"
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-19
FINANCE AND TRADE.

NEW YORK. Nov. 1s-3 P. M. Money closed at 1-32 per cent Exchange steady at s4slKas4s5K. Governments closed strong. fGlosing prices reported over the private wire of BUNNELL & SCRANTON. Bankers and Brokers.
 Bid. Asked.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-19
District of Guilford ss Probate oourtl

District of Guilford Probate Court,l
 November l7th 1881. UPSTATE of AUSTIN FOWLER, 1ats of Guilford, in [L said district, deceased.
 Ordered-That the Administrator exhibit his Ad- ministration account to this court for adjustment at the Probate Office in duilford the 5th day of Dece be-, 1881, at 10 o'clock forenoon and that su persons interested in said estate may not fled thereof the Administrator will cause this or der to be published in 8 newspaper printed in New Haven County, and post copy thereof on the sign post in said town of Gu ford.
 no19 W2t4 EDWARD R. LYNDON Judpe
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E0urfeenfh Ward.

The Republica s of the Fourteenth ward will meet in the 'sEngine House" on Wednesday evening, ov. 23 at 730 o'clock to elect delegates to the Town con- ness.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-19
Hoop,s sARsAPARILLA
E. c. CHURCHILL

Hoops SARsAPARnLAis is sold by all drug gists. Price S1 per bottle; six for S5. Pre- pared by c. I. HOOD & CO, Lowell, Mass.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-19


 Fifteen cents per sbare is equal to 110 per cent per annum upon the subscription price.
 AIotmeuts will b made in full of amounts of s., 300 under and the remaihd will be allotted pro rata for amounts exreeding S2, ,500.
 Checks in payment may be made payable to the or der of the Mutual Trust Company Trustee, to the undersi0ned. should accompany the subscription
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-19

&a nice furnished cottage and barn at Savil
 #;ia Rock to rent for the season. Second floor, Nc @.I 61 Asylum street, $10 :; 239 Congress avenue $11. For sale-A shore house and barn, larg grounds at Savin Rock. House has 21 rooms in frs class order and will be sold cheap Small safe, sod fountain candy counters marble top tables show cases, awning, ice cream tables A. w. HOLMES
 je18tf Room 8, 69 Church Street.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
DIED


BIDwELLAt Saratoga on sunday September IL the R.,
waiter II. Bidweil in the sith year Of his age.
Bell TIE late Joseph and ANN .e iS7 George
% q. ms ae parents ana brothers seneca and Charles
0ys Church 4tlave, near 2Sdst, Monday september ii
Intermcnt at Greenwood
CARrER-At New Canaan. Conn, September g. H. Amelia
Fera sevce from her late residence Monday l2h
Carriages will be in waiting Ne-Canaan depot on ar
val OF the O'Clock train from New York
C0CksAt Little Silver n J., September To- David Cocks
Funeral Monday evening at his late residence
lnterineDt at Croton on Tuesday u O'Clock.
DI kIAN-At Goshen, N.Y. saturday September IN resl
ResIiS sIS D9T5pa @ aged - years months and 20 DAYS
day. September ls, at No 22s West 4ss at II o'clock
GoULDY-At Newburg Y " September O. Charles Wesley
Funeral % @ Gs s ae a1e DsosSay % GoGldy asea 2e
rnte@cnp ys On a. 1S2sSy GSia1 m 5ePtemeer I2 at p m
JENKINs-On September q after long ana ,ai,r ,,-.,.
Se' IT, vale oi Aism l. Jenkins in the 64th year
Funeral private.
sdsSs c S@ynss ssegie%Ssr & 2, Agr2a 0h g
MARlE-snddeny, al Morristown y j. on Thursday sem
tember > John q. Mare. Of New-YOrE. 'P
Of the Assumption Morriso%n a. j. '' 'he 0h"roh
MhLbR-At sing sing, September II, Nicholas Miller IN
Funeral services 81 Pans Episcopal Church sing sing
Train leaves Grand central depot a. poso m 12,nr,s
rnisFSsni isaHss sas aS Ss% S,%s r. i.oesle ea2 m
MIrCHELL-At her late residence in burlington y ! q,
ew Pope Mitchell oi Phiadepha VIC oi 'i' i"'' Mat
Funeral services win be held in 81 Mays Church Burln-
toi' on Monday at : p. M.
sGTBPER- S,qddenl} in Jersey city September 10. ue
Notice Of iuneral hereafter.
sImNENs-At oranse \ T. September II. issl. Of con.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
WEEKsOn Friday. september short illness Jacob
The family invited h residence No 756 5thave
FDn4i 1n NGna@yi @ sc sep,SmneI y, mo =, ~ az : J. m -
6thave and 45th-st, at ,. IA. Omit flowers
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12

soldier who had been in state OF drunkenness for sew
eral days taken into ring formed by his com
rades AMID the sriekng of n cornc and the beating
of drum" Four officers approached him, carrying
a mint Jug soapsuds, each of the others seasoned
lash and after short teetotal speech from comrade
the nebrate ordered to drink the CON
teuts Jug; He drained the jug but not until he
had felt the ashes about his shoulders each interval i'll
the OF swallowing the nauseOus rauGh being oe
pied the operation OF whipping And now he is sad
der and doubtless, soberer man.
The recent accident to the screw shaft of the
steamer Catalonia, the discovery of haw in the crank
shat of the serva. and the frequently occurring acc
dents Of similar nature to steamers Of various
lines, have drawn attention in smpbuildlng circles to
what be the weak point of these great vessels
IL is by no triing matter to transmit 5000
10000 horse power through what is really only
rod bent and there into the form of crank and
since nreseut methods forging enormous shafts
nation to try some other process. such ms that OF Sir
Joseph Whtworth who proposed to build up the shafts
OF compressed steel
A case of remarkable coolness and cunning
on the part of fugitive murderer occurred few days
ago Kentucky. Brashear the murderer being pursued
by three mounted and armed "viglantes" took his grip
sack hand and fed adjoining county, where he
was not known, and obtained work and
board of Mr.. Dennis, who never, Of
course suspected his identity That evening up
gallOped the three vigilance men, bearing formid
able looking army musket, the doube-barrened
shotgun, and the third brace of monsrous navy revo
vers buckled about his waist. When Dennis and Bra
shear to the fence in to their CALL they told
them who they were, and the of their warike ap
pearance They went far to confide to them
how they Intended to capture their Then up spoke
Brashear and pretty fair description himself
and asked If that was the mau they after. The
very man himself, they assured him. Then the un-
abashed fugitive assured them that they
than an hour behind the villain for he had him
along the road going in the direction of Hawesve After
thanking him for the information they galloped after
the thlcal Brashear while the genuine article when
they htd gone beyond recall, picked up his gnpsack
coOly informed Mr. Dennis that he the vertable
Brashear they after, thanked him for his hospi
taty, bade him gOodby and good luck and vanished in
the darkness 1t is needless to add that the trio of
gers have not yet secured the of their search
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER -, 1881

he touches a treadle with his foot. which
let's down the plates into the acid water of the bat
tery; OH starts the little motor with whirr: and
your sewing machine is in full blast Hear this oh
urea mo hers of multitudinons progeny, and take
courage Elsewhere in the building we shall find
1ne same prlncipleat work, but on large scale fit
lor large wholesa establishments with dynamo
to supply the power
mere we have the plain black counter of the GRAY
itiple telegraph Company, set with little inno-
WIN .ooklhg instruments, only two or three brass
,''u ivory Keys and a strip or two If wire visible
w. UV an immensely important practical inven ton
"''h enough operators on hand we might set them
"r "orN, tapping and talking, five against five. and
az ""iPihg literally on one string. Then casting
sce at the empty pit at our left where Edisons bio
Sine Is 10 be- and having got back to the shelter of
."7 AmPfcan nag, let us drop in for q moment at
'"e once OF the United States Commission for
Isl II we stay long enough we may meet auv or
az a. inc gentlemen of the Commisslon-Professo
- ''i ncr' MT. McLane, Captain Heap, Mr. Freeman
: - I"IeSSor Rowland, and last, but not least Mr.
"i,'P walker who, though young in wears has
worked like Titan in the whole preparation of tb
i",eu 0'aeSeNlhbit, and stands largely responsible
ior us successful working in detail
HOW thisf Member, of the press invited TO be On
ii'iu Il, > inns evening? Bravo! The incubus of de-
l''V ana darkness is lifting! Fdcta ,st bpry There
VIII DC IN Official lighting-up tonight. and TO-
morrow the exhibition is open to the nuhlc in tho
evenings. w
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
ATTENDING ITS N0RK.

CHICAGO, Sept Il.-rhe Board of Directors
of the Pullman Palace Car Company its meeting yes
terday, approved official circular for distribution
among the stockholders, setting forth the money
realized from the increase the capital stock and tho
surplus revenues OF the company have been expended
building car works, etc, at Pullman, H., ana
III deNotmg over $l,5000O0 10 increase the
rolling stock and construction material to
It's equipment and 10 the payment of it's debcnture
bonds; that the Interests of the company require a
further expenditure of $2,000,0o0 upon its railway
wafer supply, ge and other nnproV enents, in
eluulng 100 more homes for its wOruuen; that the
income from these investments VIII bc return
the outlay; ana authorizing 20 per Cent increase OF
the entire capital stOcK OF the company, giving stock
holders the option 10 subscribe at the stock
rata ali slaTes subscribed for To be pad on or
before November l6 The new stock win ;an earning
dividends on November l, 1881.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
ENGLISH SYMPATHY FOR THE PRESIDENT
And HIS WIFE
From T3e London DaGy NeaOs. Avgrst 30.

nom TIE London L'oNy Ne1cs AUgfst 80.
1t is with the deepest and sincereSt satisfac-
ton that We publish this morning telegram from our
correspondent at NewIOrk. in which lie records the
general revival OF the belief that tine President
United states viii he restored health. Should
confidence, winch iR shared the
the physicians in attendance at the White House,
happy JUSTIFIED by the event the public qualification
VIII De scarcely less IN England than III America The
president has now Tor two months been lowering be
tween lie ai DEATH but interest in the minutest nc
tuaons OF his Illness has never in England slackened
Ior day FOR this feeling the cordial understanding
Detween the country and the old would
sumclent 10 account. But other have combined
To heghten anxiety and rivct attention The high
acter ana honorable career OF General Garfield
already well known here. The patience
1Ortltude with which he has borne his sufferings
ana supported the edium of his long sickness
1hown ana produced also their Impression. Mrs
heius nflnness ana cOnstancy ali hearts, and
Nas something peculiarly touching in the faith with
Nhich she cung when everyone else despOndent
the conviction that her husband would recover The
ynessagts which have passed between the Queen
land ana the wife OF the President OF the United States
1pfessed as tney were i'll the simple language of
sny sympathy and gratitude, gave the best possible
JeeognlOn 10 The mutual feeling OF two nations
one more cause there has been and 10 both for hope and
Sot rear III IL no secret that the consequences public
are IN America Of the Presidents death would
Inueed For the next three four years, If General
Sarield were removed very different would at
the mead OF AFFAIRS. and this, well the other
grounds winch we have specified earnestly that
the more sdngune opinion which it pleasure
tice may DC neither unfounded nor premature.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12

The foTe,-u mails sniing SATVRDAy
september II, 1881, wll close this SnAI
al $50 for Europe, by nshp Abyssuia
l4pN a a. ul. steam.
ship ElDc, Southampton and Bremen corsisnc for
ireland must be specially addressed
lan Y steamship Bothna Queenstown tcorresiou-s.e
Great Brian and other
ciay addressed aud AT Tor France direct sft.
suip 81 German, VIA hsvre; tn URSDAN al 7su a -
lol Lnfoi 10y steamship City Of brussels. via Queenstown
Germany he
a,i e,sel: ana az $50 FOR Europe
slhg, wa plymouth CherbOurg
DA Il SoO a. EUROPE sleanshf tst-r1Dani.
Queenstown correspondence Tor Grrmany ana oiIs st
De specially addressed am for Sc and direct 40
.iesaNla Glasgow; and al II am. Eurps
" steamship NecAa hampton Bremen ana "A
"a a. @ i"r beigni9oiIecL by steamship Ne.ierland via
antwerp. fDN EgSDAY al "A
alu malls l0rN eNfOUnuand f.S m
ihe mails loronuurs and Livingston
a ro pm The mals cuba West Ina and Mckee
close on n ltSDAN AT l:3O The JanaIca
The West Indies, SaV3nila on FRIDAY "a
ING mans 70 Nenehueia aud CuIscoa close SATURDAY
m ne niaiie Jamaica Indies lose,
pa hDA al II am The mails Chn~ Japan close
september ~. u. IA he AusrsiIa
close september IL, at 1880 m. -
HENRY a. PEARSON PSsxna.sae
Post Ones New-loIk, sept. 10 lssL
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK SEPT IL "a,


ARRIVED
.,tsEIi'r r. knight Chichester Georgetown ana
AeiiLlt WIN ndse and passengers 10 W-i.ifrrs~
Auoke, toucb, civ aus
ioln, VII hnse ana passengers Dgainsou
an, Ss,iti hnlphurS lewes. Del, md
ana passengers 10 Old Dominion s. Co
lasi ~ sol report Mootside Iavre lal
Bark PToto Aust. Caierinch, isVs ,s,
70 order; vessel Ia -'N 'NN9e
ar ETinna oi u John. B smith, London DAYS with
chak and empty barrels 10 order ~
BARK IA Rontn, Noang, July 81 i ballsst n
Thomas Dunbam's Nepbew& Co.
Ihk MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS,
FOREIGN PORTA
LONDON Sept llArr1ved at Fostnet steamer Britannia
Not. ferry from NewNork Queenstown Liverpool
Ioh sept llAruved steamer Lord Cough (Ainl
hughes from Philadelphia for Queenstown
AMERICAN PDkF,
stone. -N
New 49, N''"e' -''@A
SAVANNAH, Sept llArTved,
arrived AT Iybee--steaner Mo illfj. Sunderland.
dereI. - S'o~lNe1 WA
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12

TWrrNf OFFICE, sent. 12-l A. m-The movemopt
IN the 'arometer yesterday slowly upward I'M mid
day, when a downward movement began which cop
u'utd unth min-ht. Fair weather prevailed until
ait'r sundown; clouds then gathered and there WAS
f"nNtoiuL lie tenUerature RANGED between G35 and
80 inr average t69A9 being 43io higher than ON the
cdirr~ 'onttnS day year, au4 Ia. lower than ON
SatdGd y ' '"' VII
ipu'l or hhrtlN cipuiy weather, with rain in the
'h'N part "i the day and lower temperature may be
expected tod 80 IN this city and vicinity.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
MADDER THAN GUITEAU.


When a grave editor can persuade himself
that he Is writing sound argument. to the effect that
there can be no such thing the VlcePresdent acting
temporarily as President during the Presidents inability
for the reason that he will naturally to make
change from the Presiituts pol cy and then it would
quite impossible to suppose that the President re-
sumo ana change the policy back again, ne makes
Guteau seem comparatively of good
good discretion The Editor of The York World has
done tins feat He has persuaded himself and is giving
II forth III columns of argument from day day
Constitution in fact intended the VicePresdcnt for the
chief person IN the Executive duality, and that it en-
yironed the President with whereby he ceases
finally 10 be President and the VcePresdent the
office. W.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
ADVICE TO BE HEEDED.

There Is strong desire among the people
that the state Convention should be in emphatic accord
with the Administration But the desire will be futile
unless becoming efforts made to the appoint
1nent OF delegates who VIII De in sympahy with H. This
result cannot be reached by simply talking about it, III
Is OF course always well to be zcaOusly affected in
good thing But zeal like faith without works amounts
10 nothing. Unless those who wish to accomplish "a
given result work for IT, they will only dsanpunt-
ed but they viii deserve be- The old machine in iLis
State is pursuing its old game of "stn hunt" Whne
the ma sses % the party talking they working;
and III districts where it has ten friends and
opponents the ten viii win unless the hundred attend
the primaries. "A word 10 the wise is sufficient"
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12

just keep your bottle of whiskey i'm your
S1ose and when the girl brings you not shaving
the morning, you toddy
% Tu moi soul Will know thing about 1t, said the b.
, nno pan worked well until the Old mans daughter
hought he must be going insane because he wanted 10
eha'e I'VE or six times every day.
:, An old Connecticut deacon once took to
ioaan WIN MN young man, educated, refined and
nj ,bs nature Ihe autumnai hues were at the height
SoIy, ana the young man called the attention of
% Ssss Ho,hpaoh to beautiful eump OF trees The stag
see trees on sunday" 'e