Morris tribune., 1881-04-21

BIG SUIT. A suit has been commenced
. by Messrs Brown Sc Chew, the attorneys
of Mr. II. d. Wheeler. against the 1t. +. NJ
& NJ. railroad company for $1,000 DANA
, yes. 1t will be remembered that young
r son of Mr.. Wheeler's was killed last fall III
| an accident on the NJ. & B. V. branch,
, caused by the engine and several cars leav'
ing the track There will doubtless be
, long litigation brought about by this suit,
ut least it is usually SO, and. unless there is
some compromise, the case will probably
not DC deci ed for II year or more.
, MANsIoNs-N have reason to be proud
of the many handsome, commodious ana
; elegant private dwellings which adorn our
prosperous little village; houses, which,
for design, finish and convenience, are not
inferior in any respect to some OF the man
sions which grace the avenues of cities.
. The cost of some thirteen of the private
residences RECENTLY erected. are from two
to ten thousand dollars each, while there
is now in course of building, one that will,
when completed, cost from twelve to tif-
teen thousand; and another, on which work
will soon begin. that will require five or
seven thousand dollars to complete.
R0ws.-Durlng the past week there has
been more fighting and disorderly conduct
in the village than we have seen for over II
year. There is hut one way to stop this
disgraceful business, and that is for the
authorities to arrest and punish offenders.
assailants rs well as assaulted, and make
the fine or Imprisonment rs steep as the
INV will allow. No one thing does more
to injure the name and reputation Of II
town than to have a gang of lawiess row
dies carousing and fighting in saloons and
on the streets. Respectable people are
getting about disguised with this rowdy.
ism, it must be squeched and we are glad
to see the authorities have taken steps to
do so.
characterization this subject the
health commissioner of Milwaukee says
avoid patent disinfectants; all of them
are dear; most of them promise more than
they can perform; some of them are worth
less Carholic acid is not disinfectant
rs ~ destroyer of disease germs it is won til
less; it is not an acid at all. Copperas has
more value as disihfcctant for common
use than any other one thing. Mix Il
pound o. it, ii only costs two cents. with Il
gallon of wafer, for use. A dipperful OF
the mixture will sweeten IL foul drain OF
vault; two quarts of it will disinfect five
hundred gallons of ordinary sewerage
Remember that it stains everything il
touches and is somewhat poisonous"
One of tic young men who was at the
dance Monday evening, and didn't g.,
, home until daylight did appear" was 81
r sadly hcfud,llcd from the loss of sleep. that
on the following day, after many blum
dcrs, he finally succumbed, and Turing the
afternoon fell asleep. Suddenly waking
about six o'clock in the evening. lie
jumped up in great haste. surprising morn
ing had come. and proceeded to do his
chores, after which he started home fol
hrcakfaSt(?). About the time he got down
, town the stores were lii up. and then and
, no, till then did he realize that he was
turning night into morning. A more badly
tlazed and fuzzed boy it would be hard to
find; hut Tommy don't like to hear ahou,
, The good-mornings' and other blunders
committed.
=, Some really fine work is being turned
out from the paint shops of Henry Hutch
ms work, which for taste, workmanship
=, and quality of finish, will compare favora
= bly, with that produced by the large city
. establishments. Mr.. Hutchins has con
verified the old school house into pain
and finishing room and having had it par
: titioned, has every facility for drying. anc
protecting from dust. finished work. MIR
Morgan. the foreman of the establishment
is IL skilled and competent workman, {
: fac, testified to by the excellent samples o
his landicraft. A speciality is made o.
fine carriage work and from 'he excelcn
facilities, quality of material, and compe
tent and faithful workmanship, Morn.
: can now boast of au establishment that j.
a credit to any city.
SELL.-A blear eyed specimen of thu
, tramp persuasion at the depot Frda.
morning, sold some of the boys after thu
manner of child like and bland Chinee
This sad nosed orphan, had a long mourn
, full tale of Woe. az his principal stock il
}. trade, this he poured into the ear of strang
r ers i'll hopes of raising the wind, by Undue
: ing them to make small loan to help hin
: on his Journey Our citizens did not bit,
4. extensively. they were short of funds per
e haps; so this rum viSaged old tie counter
: determined on another scheme and quietly
), offered to bet ten cents that he could tel
s the year, state, and within one quarter o
t II mile of the place in which any one pres
J. ent Was born. Several suddenly fount
II dimes in pockets that were empty II few
moments before, and after depositing the
e change called upon the old chap to tir'
r away and prove how much of seer HI
u was III commence with you first" Salt
d tnc stranger, Ou were pOFn Ill Tile yca
r of our Lord; in state of nature; and with
z in Il quarter of IA mile of Il sick bed" Thu
Z crowd smiled audibly rs the guilcless ped
4 rstrian pockctcd the ducats and heaving
v sigh, presumably for the superahundanc
;. of curiosity in human nature, wendell hi
Il weary way toward tue land of the rislnl
:. sun.
i ENTERTAINMENT On Tomorrow even
d ing occurs the last in tie series of enter
,anments to he given this season, and as
II fitting finale to the emineniIy successful
!, series, our amatuer dramatists have pre-
d pared II programme which will out-stri
d any of their previous efforts in this line
p The plays have been carefully prepares
|, under competent instruction and we thin