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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-11
8ieamhoats ana RaiIreaos.

g TO BOSTON FOR SPECIAL LIMITED TICK cts
sea Sd p EsSte Rc py sundays sI
septed from Pier rs N r. foot Of MMrrays at 6OC
h6 Leave Brooklyn $50 nj jersey CITY, p H. VIA Annei
Tickets, staterooms &C., can be obtained at all principal
hotels and ticket Oce at the ONCE Of the Pier and on board
General PASSENGER Agent ---' Agents
BALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.
VIA Pbsds EAsp hLNE NO sn the wsshSrtoD
on and after Dec PASSENGER Train. from Central
m-Except Sunday, for Washington and tho West with
p m-Daly for washington, Cincinnati Chicago and 81
Louis Entire tram runs through TO Chicago also through
ll:So p m-Daly., for Washington and the West with
The New B. and o. PALACE sLEEPING CARS attached
No other iue makes faster dine to the West
Trains arrive from the Westat GAO M p M and s;zO
Principal NewYOrK Office $40 Broadway; also ga Broad
baggage through destination.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY
sa ,U, IN NswYOrk foot Of 5Ssry' station IN
Commencing December lSS0-Leave New'forK 1901 oil
$3.50 mFor Pennington, EastOn Allentown. Reading
1880 a. m.2For schooey's Mountain High Bridge Branch,
D., & Western r. h, EastoD Allentown WIlkes6arre'
%EoE FFe%nStoH uEsstOn E TS0S
NsuticOEe. Upper Length. scranton, &C. '-4'''
p For fIe@nEfCS EastoD. Allentown Reading. Har-
$3.50 ?. For EssIon Bath Mauch Chunk, TamsQua.
1880 M For schooley's Mountain, High Bridge Branch
EastOn, Allentown &c.
4:45 D. D.-FOr SomeFvie Pennington. &C.
m.-For EastOn, D.. j.. and W. X. r.. Allentown,
Reading Harrisburg Mauch Chunk, Wikesbarre, &C.
SUNDAY trains leave al $40 II fOI Bound BROOK
intermediate stations at $3.50 Tor E2ston. Alien
For Newark at $40 6:I6. 6:45. 7:l5, 745 $40 Ss 95
G 5iS g. 81 e 1879 $50 7i5 SIS eS iGi5 Iii
trains local points see Tine Tables at stations
Boats the Brooklyn and Erie Annex" make connections
to and from Jersey City station
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIVI-
ALL RAIL LINE fol- Perth Amboy South Amboy; Red
Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbuy Park Point Pleas
ant, Toms River Bamegat, ATLANTIC CITY, &c.
Leave Newly foot Lbertyst at 0. $40, ll:ao Nj
1870. $3.50, 4, 5:30p. m.
FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
Il CONNECTION. Leave foot of Lberty.st for Freehold
at S;l5 ll:lj a M. /, o:3O D. M
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY
~ Leave NewYOrk foot Lberty-st, n. X
Via BIanchp0rt:
For sandy Hook, S:l5, l145 a m, 4 p 10.
For Monmouth Beach Seabright and Highlands 8, 8l6
II; Aba ~, 1919, D. m.
Via Red Bauk:
$40 m-FOr Manchester. Toms River, Barnegat &C. -
l:30 pm For Manchester, Toms River ATLANTIC CITY
D. m~For Writings Toms River, Barnegat, &c.
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TERE. JOHNSON, JR., Auctioneer.- lmme9n;Ssee
and positive auction sale Of 200 sUPERB a
LOTS AND THREE HOUSES, by order OF
Cort deceased and others. At ~ O'CLOCK on
MARCH 18TH, in EXCHANGE sALEShoom' 49,
The lots are all line Of improvements near
an the tn 18th 10th, $50 and 18th wards Took
ynl broadway and Lynch Hsncock Margast
Pntnam Evergreen, Saratoga Yates and 81 Mar
The houses are 1881 Lincoln place Sstoy tTv
M il2 Uoytst 3stoTy brick No. III Sacketls,
brck All 10 choice locations and in tine ORDER le" easy
sale positive Maps Of . ,o,,Noo> ID a ptnest
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Eettnres ano meeilnss

Eeftnres ano fleeiinss
COOPER UNION. ,so .-..,
Frea lectures Tor the people IN tne gest
rtSSScock Saturday March H. the tscture VIII DC de-
nyered by Professor ROBERT D0"s'"' ~ 10
tes ran be obtained gTats at the once o. tne VoopeS
r,ion ana AZ d. Van NosTands b0okstore % Mufray 81
Unon' anu ~ ~ ARilAM y. HEWITT, secy. Fl
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

~
TOR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
W " H. AMI H. H. r. LeAyo urdul Central Depot
l:S5p week days and et GSsst, Via NSwYork aud
New asii ,inglanI ilaiTO NJ --.--z---
E0R BRIDGEPORT and all points on N, Nan SaI5
gauck and gousat9nGa a IAN 30 an
11pW-uAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
" steamers leave Pecksip daily tsnIays exGGISSd Uf
New.Haven ut ana li;jJ D. IN connsa
NIEW.yORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
roSs ,T,as S leave Grand Contra. Depot - poo,o,.r
s:10 NJ we S5aans anu aEl Mon MSntr ST
nsSa'g 81 ChIeIso Express, drI%ngroon cars 70 Canaan
dpgpa Rochester ana d rJy with conneitoas to Utica
eS5 n 'AccomaodaIijn Albany ana IGy car, tor
600 D. M Louis express ula sv IN tnS wesK; al,)
for AUBURN Road sitJn, of Blf ostt sSoA VA pa
trOit, and excepting sunlV ui""' w.
Pacific 5DFss, SSS d. T Deto SS'p ami s
ami excepting SUNDAY night Tor I ARA 20 Albany
1850 D. M, Night Express Win ''0'''""
and oy on sae at Nos 3d. 213 and ll3 BroadyA ana az
Ex1Tsss oso, P4r lao1 and 1872 ana oA7
FSadS9y 3s AN; ami SsI r. WalEESE RasE Ag
bost Worcestsr s says Per go = orsa Rive:
va m, IWIE sundays excepted L'hl'eu "cAe0s ="
So TO BOSTON, ri, -7ar
STONlNGrON LINE.
roSNECTING FOR ALI POINTS EAST
NO4'4 The Elegant steamers ,.--,-
AssAtIIJ SETS, Tuesdays Thursdhys anu 9aeu,u
MI "a GA NsErr On Mondays wednesdays "au Fr'
daJs~ bP NJ FROM PIER 80, y; r.. ,,u,,,.,
roo, Of Jayst arriving IN Bostonato a. ~ 5ReSsr
EISr.L(laas TlCAets between Sew,loIs @uA D''''"'
IN "a specified their lace ~ ea3 u,,,.-o,n,
Osos tnr sa,s at all prnoDal uoket omOeh
lnJ a. oncss OF WestcSTs Express COMPANY ~ ssoh
seenisd al ROADWAY and Metropolitan All F'l AVsai'
hotels n Srgii I1ESoE LINE-FoR FREIGHT ONLY
~ tt,rilA aud GALA TEA ieaYe Pl1r ~ 'NoELi
1no3 Of Wanen.sLI daily except suniayp ava q
slNtuII A No via providence direct
freight VA eaenet N1S D. s. BAHCOCK, President
| w. PILKINs General Paisel<sf AEe4-
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Citn prcpertn n)antso.

TOUSE WANTED.--A corner, unturnlshe psl
III On 9Th or Madison ayes state price aud time OF Lass
I VAN VOORHEES, Tribune Uptown ONCE l'-3o broauMaS
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rTO PHILADELPHlAA,
pENNSYLVANlA RAILROAD.
THE o1 n ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
'hH BETWEEN
NEwYoRK AND PHILADELPHIA
vrNETEEN TRAINS EACH WAY DAILl, EXCEPT
vi tSi;NpNY, THREE DkPoTS II PHI LADLLPHlA,
TWO IN NEW YORK.
norpIE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED Equip
~ MENT AND THE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
NhN-''' WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA
IN NEW LINE.

HOUND BROOK ROUTE =
For TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA 80
Leave NewYork from station c. X X OF ~ j. loot OF LID
ertysL - =,
For Philadelphia Ninth and Green ss at 746 no. ll;l6
1880 D. 4:3O 800 g. 1880 II p. M. On SUNDAY AZ
$40 a. M $50, z. 1880. II p. IN. - ~
For Third and Berksss, at $3.50, 1ll5 MI 13O, 4;oO'
6:3O D.. On sunday at tj a
For Trenton Warren Tuckerss $3.50 7l5, 10 ll;l5
1880, 4, 400 I:i5 $50 Z, D, ll:3O IL y m SUNDAY
8:45 q M. $3.50, Z. 1880. ~ y.
Return trans leave Philadelphia for New-1erk:
From stations Philadelphia aud Reading r. r. corner Ninth
and OreeIsts at 100 $50 $780, IL a. MI l:l5. = = ~
540 GAO 100 ~ r. On Sunday at $50 q. H.; 03O 64V
~ %. IN. ,. -. -. -, M
$40 B. $50 D. IN. sunday al $40 a. m; 4:30, 1880 M
From Trenton Warren and Tnckerss, l;25, 4;So Sao
g.O * EO5 lUOS. ll20 a. 2 244 424. $780, 120, $40
u m SUNDAY 1875 4:25 ego M 6l5. 7:25 p. m.
Connection made at Jersey CITY Station 10 AMI from
Brooklyn and Erie Depot, Jersey City. $40 -, -,
Tickets for sale at of Libertyst Nos 239 ISL 4Ol
oAl 81 23 Broadway aud at the principal hotels: Nos
and Courtst and office, JEWELS Wharf, Brooklyn
v Transfer Company, D0Gds Express viii call for and
cheek baggage hotel residence to desnanon April
cation can be- made 44 aud 1893 Broadway. 36 9Th ave.
%eW York and COurst. Brooklyn AL these offices are IN
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Gounirn prupertp for Sale ano % Eel

A SMALL COUNTRY HOME FOR SALE,
N IN Duchess County " 81 miles by RAJ from ON POUCH
Ees sc % SS from 1" Sn t shade house
nearly e, seOS hSShta
place permanent home OF SPINNER n o TeWYofx
Post Once -N4.-
At IRVTNGTON, on HUDSON RIVER.--
n For sale gentlemans country seat comprising eight
suitable for residence coach house. sHHe
oT S the river commanding fine view north
sSqta %9 we sS.s eSniS d and GS cold
and parlOr Adjoining and communicating s serTsns
ss1S h04is e saroandnss are from CITY
18S% y 81 PfnS se1
balance Ave to ten S ySTN Be- og
At LONG BRANCH and VIClNlTY.--For
n TO Let Furnished t eG5gs; hotels ' &c
WA. LANE. agent, Fast Long BIanGn, ~. -
TORRANCE. y. ]. (neighborhood speciality.
n Property Tor sale aud rent ali varieties great bgnat
hbwAEp p HAMILTON. IL Finest. y. Y -
PLAINFIELD.-For sale, let or EXCHANGE,
s7ee %aua Be- ct for %3a
wan ~ nc good place for factories or DilSE
Yards farm sale exchange Address EVAN JONES
Plainneld, y
At RIVERSIDE, GONNA commodious
"A srOo@ IedeScs y %a u e r"m dsos en salt wae
fs sE Gy fn # RI land WIirlXG Beekmans
AT ROCKY POINT. near Port Jefferson,
i% e0 s'Ss o y,ae sU TG % WmITNG
H.
bpiidtp@s: located on lin short distance from beautiful
lake, Will very nice country seat
For particulars &C. address OF Call " r. C. KIxGsLEY
(P. O. Box. 80 Chester. Conn
TOR SALE.-A country residence, II acres;
at reenwIch Conn good buildings, hne shade plenty OF
ffult convenient 10 depot Inquire Of OWNER Z4o "eS'
49th-st
| NOR SALE.-A Fine Residence. all modern
I improvements attached also nratcl1s bns
ness will bear close my esgaon cause selling nSA't
provements Manst Principals only Address OWNER BOX
| EOR SALE-$4, 900 will buy a good farm
9 s9o with iii necessary bnildngs-as with
sX rooms large barn crib and hay barack On IT. Peach
sne aPP tpse close 70 three stations mile from
sTs E rf . R EG% PlD SGdcse Co.
| DOR SALE OR TO LET FURNISlIED.-At
Pelham Westminster County the Pelham ROAD ne ar
the sound iuly.iurnisned commOdious cottage, with
a1n,y 10 RICHARD - EMMETT,
fF' No % Wall-st fourth ho0r.
| QUEEN WICH.-Beautiful place 10 rooms
w outbuildngs 10 choice lIuit abundant shade
| low price Others all prices. AIWATkk u fark.row.
| arrange, n. J.,-HOUSES and COUNTRY
~ sEATs to let and oE ssA fashshs an gnigrh!niL
| CUTTABLE FOR COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
| = SiJMMER 30 KDING OR saniarium. one hour from
Liberty street Ferry slope residence with
perennial spring water wooded hegna enylro
For rent one or more years oaTe hoqsS
planted n vine ui rest groves and gonnds selected
by owner with special reierencs 70 V or Phsep
three deiots with miles quick and frequent trains a all
hours TO az T m al Zoo Address or cali on
| C. BLAcKWELL East sOmeryllle, NJ J
| VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY, known as
"Iurtis Mills" situated in the Town OF East Chester
| VI. BUBTIs. Mount Vernon, N
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1nsmurilon.
For Bows and Young Men-oity.
For Young Ladies-CItY.

I UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,4S1
" Broadway. 42d.st-PrnaTY, Commercial and Gas
steal Departments NJ 81. HOBBY W. L. AKIN. Prln Gpals
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD. 1904
4 PASSENGER TRAINS on ana after June ], losg MI
leave depols Corandt and Des6rossess az a5V
~, I N NJ and n 40 o. m Easton, Bethlehem. AnentoNn
Heading Mauch CHUNK Wilkesb4rre, TOwanda, Maverly
Ithaca Ceueva LyOus, Buffalo anu the West steep
ing coaches attached TO $3.50 D. m tram. $1,000. a. N,
rains leaving TAO O. M. ana On. eonnecS LUZ '
poinfs a. Naianov and HaZletOH coal regions .
r. b. BYl Ugi I'h ~ and torilandtstS
OeueAai b1SNei" "i"NN' q 81 CUMMINGS Agent
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IN PARTITION.-Nos sig and 514 Wash;
neton at and 400 BIO West-st, with the oulknean
'front.' of the same supreme Court CT and County
81 SswYork Henry Howard iargl and Amanda Carg, ms
r,fe n,aniis ag Elizabeth ii. Manning and otneIs
dans In JUDGEMENT Of PARTITION ana sa Se
on fine 18Th day of November. 1880. l. the
Reeres therein named will sell az puoc encu0n ~ n Ss
SnSnso an III the 22d day Of March, 1881 at IL
O'clock noon Of day. by A. H Muller SON. @
The folowng de1cribed premises III those certain V
pieces OF parcels land situate lying and being me
ord Of Inc ty Of New.YOrk, bounded and CONTAINING
follows Eastery by @ n
by West-st 1Ortynve rect anu
ncSes norteriy by land formerly belonging to George Cos
man. hundred and fourteen feet more or less
he other iand formerly belonging 10 Henry moore van
SoinTen two hundred aud eleven feet more or less ,
Also all the right title and interest o. IN ana 10 ING
head wharf or situate the North or Hudson hye
and adoinnr the side OF Westat and lying
a. tronr m me said above described premises with Sill aDd
snguai the nights rights prvileges enoiuinens
aud being the same cOnVeIeu
to Henry Howard in his lifetime by two deeds the Sn S
YorE In Lber COnveyance page 3O2 ana inc O'hei
in Iiber 1873 of Conveyances. page ~.
o"'o" -'o"'A RiJEUS +. ANDREWS, Referee
ROIFE & BERGEN, plaintiffs attorneys 2lS MohAsu0
ST., Brooklyn.
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NOACHNAN.-Bv n yonng man, married, Of
~ good address; years tesmonials IRON sn cH.Po{
who sold horses; industfinu tFu,tMoIlnA
cauahe skltul stylish Ciy dilNer'
Address GROOM. SG4 LcTiugtOu.avc
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For Both sexes--Citv

MISS dc BRUYN KOP5 and MISS KEITH,
IVA French B1lrllny aal DAY 5sl bJl 10. yJllskLlJA
NO. 81 EAST 39rH-5E
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NOACHMAN with good references
- county careful driver takes good carr OF hi'
y: weight i16 DOunds Please can address J. p Al d.
Wrlg 81 4thaVe.
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CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS

CINCINNATI, CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS 90
~ AND THE WEST. -
VIA BALTIMORE AND WASHlNGTON.
Leave New YORK. fiOt Libertyst:
GA M. For Washington. Cincinnati. Chicago, &c. .,,
7p.m. DAILY Fast Line. Through Coaches anu Sleeping
cars Cincinnati, Chicago ST Louis &c. -, cN,oouo A.,
ll:3O D. M. Daily iOI Wellington CINCINNATI ChGakU ~"
Tickets for sale ana baggage checked at foot oil LoerS'
~ * s:tFsii,iI,,' : y ~ ~ tHRIS H. p. BALDWIN,
JUL ina ~ ,iana,er Gen. Pass Agt
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Sltuauons manIeo-- maIes.

4 CCOUNTANT, READER, TUTOR or IL
~ BRARIAN.-BY genueman TOR evenings only j. H.
IN nox.p
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NIAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, ..,..,
vi For Young Ladies ptiSied Mass; roa n o es
fence OF instruction great UoaIty aud sAuDV Vi 1854
ton Tnc Rev, L. v. SPEAR Principal
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For Young Ladies-Country,

A BOARDING SCHOOL of rare advantages
n and cheap rates Pennington Seminary Pennington,
\ CIV jersey Address THOS. HANLON. d. d.. PIesl1enI
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OLERK or USEFUL MANLY q steady,
~ solver reliable has had experience ~ me rnil p
meas unexcrprDuablc references Ad'icss T. y hANLoN
- In.IIn 4
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A SMALL COUNTRY HOME FOR SALE
n IN DuIcness County ~ Y, 81 miles by raj from Poug
10 se l. mile from station two In garden and grass
well stocked fruit and shade trees house r0ca
nssYiv neS ouIbuldngs good order mountain scenery
icas3nt r,ves locality exceptionally healthul layonD
plsce for permanent home Summer 0oardeis fSr
Information address DISCOUNT. Box ls4o NeN'hor'
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TOR BOSTON.-NEW PULLMAN LINE via
n Y x H. AMI Il. X. r. Leave dranl CenrA' DDvRoS
al 80 D. M week days aud 1890 m snnlays pne me-
trains At il a IN. get uoket4 VIA No"A''N ""N
Nrw. KaiirOuL
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EOR SALE.-A country residences, IL acres:
at CireepwIcl Conn., good buildings hne shade plenty Oh
fTut convenient 10 depot Inquire Of OWNER 24S "es
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uILLSIDE SEMINARY (BrldgepOrt COnn.)
for young ladies. will september To- 1882 PreP
ION Vassar AMI other colleges sp5;ly' ASNE
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NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH DIvI-

ALL RAIL LINE for Perth Amboy. South Amboy Red
Bank Long Branch Ocean GROVE As9qry Park Point Pleas
Leave NewY York, foot Lberty-sL, at o. Sl5, ll4o MI
1870. $3.50, 4, 5:30p. m.
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
CONNECTION. Leave foot Of Libertys for Freehold
a S:l5 ll:4j a M. /, 5:30 p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-03-11

A LAD fifteen years OF age IN an -, oI I.co,r
from lS employers Can be oundat $50 Delaney
al ENRY MEOKONINAL.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19

mony which they wish to get in before rem dering verdict
 A copy of the Police Gazstte was exhibited to the jury. The picture given as that of Blanche Douglass was wholly unlike her, and that of woman much older. It created much amusement among the parties present The picture given as that of the Malley man. sion represents the residence of Richard F. Lyon, Esq. near the Malley residence.
 S BLANCHE DOUGLASS.
 In conversation in New York Wednesday evening, James Riley, who is yard-keeper employed on the Metropolitan Elevated rail road, said that he took an interest in Blanche because she was without Q friend in the world, and because he knew her before she adopted her present mode of life. He be- came convinced that the girl was being placed in false position in the Jennie Cramer case through the influence of the Malleys and their friends. For this reason he had gone to her and urged her to do justice to herself, letting the blame fall where 1t would. List of Patents
 Issued from the United States Patent Office for the week ending August 16, 1884, for the State Of Connecticut, furnished us from the of1ce ot John E. Earle. Solicitor of Patents New Haven Conn.,:
 J. Chantren Bridgeport coin holder S. c. Ferris, New Milford, attachment for sewing machines.
 ". Gardner, Hartford, machine gun. A. s. Jennings, Southport, cover for palls. A. Kachler, New Haven school slate. R. c. Narramore, Hartford, pin receiver.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
A $ erfous Accident.

Yesterday afternoon boy named Corbett, ten years of age, son of John Corbett, paint, CT, whose house is. in the rear of 133 Con gress avenue, met with severe accident. He was playing on the Grand street bridge near State street, and while attempting to walk across the main beam that supports the bridge fell to the track below, distance of twenty five feet He was picked up insensible and carried to the drug store of George N AL ling corner of Grand and State streets, was a cursory examination of the wounds were made. Dr. c. Purdy Lindsley was called and found that the lad had received severe scalp wound over the left eye; besides he had fractured his left wrist. He was taken to his home and the doctor set the fractured arm.It is fortunate that the boy received nc other serious injury.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
Heading Matter on Every Page.]
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.


 The American band gave fine concert on the Green last evening.
 The County Commissioners have revoked Michael Curnan's license, for selling liquor to minor.
 song service takes place at R. R. mems reading room, on Meadow street, this even- ing at 7:45.
 Judge S. B. Beardsley and wife, of Bridge port, arrived home this week from 8 three months sojourn in Europe.
 Arrangements have been made for holding the annual reunion of the Tenth regiment at Savin Rock, Sept. 9th, instead of Green wich.
 "Humpty Dumpty" will be given on Fri day and Saturday of next week by the Col. Robertson company at the Carll Opera House.
 One of the handsomest varieties of dahlias seen this year is a boquet from the flower garden of Mrs. Capt. Jared Grifing of No. 20 Ward street. They are perfect gems from this branch of the floral kingdom.
 Charles E.. Rose, seven years of age, son of George H. Rose who lives on Spring street, had his foot crushed by the 2:3O p. m. train on the Derby railroad Wednesday. Dr. Frank H. Whittemore amputated the boys foot, and at last reports he was doing well. The dedication of the fountain presented to Bethel by P. T. Barnum occurs to-day with impressive ceremonies. The procession includes the Bethel band, police force and fire department, Go. A, Fourth4regiment, and the officials of the town. Mr. Barnum is to make an address formally presenting the fountain, and Rev. GeorgeF. Waters delivers speech of acceptance in response. There will also be an original poem by Col. S. B. Sumner and an address
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
Connecticut Dru9gIsts.

The commissioners of pharmacy will meet September 1st at Bridgeport, and after that time all persons who conduct the drug busi- ness in the State without license from them will be liable to fine. Until the passage of the law last winter the drug business in this State was conducted with very few, if any, restrictions, and almost anybody who could sell anything could sell medicines. Now, however, every keeper of a drug store must have license, although he may keep clerks who are not licensed. The commissioners have established the following requisites to obtain license: Either graduation from @ college of pharmacy, three years experience as pharmacist, three years' instruction by a reputable pharmacist, an examination by the commissioners, or other satisfactory evidence of qualification.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
Railroad Changes,

The Consolidated railroad yesterday con- menced to pull down the old tin bridge which crosses Mill river and over which the Shore Line track formerly passed. All trains from Hartford and New Haven and Shore Line will hereafter pass over one bridge. The Consolidated company will also commence at once to tear down all of the old buildings formerly connected with the Shore Line re- pair shops. It is understood that the brick building remaining will be converted into 8 foundry by parties who have leased the property and they will erect other buildings for the prosecution of their business. This arrangement will be relief to the police, who have been called upon to keep close watch upon the wooden structures to prevent their being set on fire by incendiaries.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
An EcxntIan Mvsterx.

A confederate general who is now in the service of the Khedive of Egypt says that fol many months he was mystifed by the actions of 8 chief servant of the Egyptian potentate Every night when the Khedive retired to bed this mysterious servant entered his room with an odd-shaped bottle, which was carried in great state. The subordinate servants waited at the door of the bedroom of the ruler of all Egypt while their chief entered and left the bottle. Night after night this proceeding was repeated, until the American was almost crazy with curiosity. By bribery he finally learned that the bottle contained for cramps and cholera morbus. The Khe. dive never sleeps without bottle of this in- valuable medicine at his bedside.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
Personal.

MT. c. F. Andrews and family, from Buffalo, N. Y, are visiting MT. As brother, Joseph Andrews, at his residence, Hillside cottage, West Haven.
 B. l.. Lambert, the real estate agent, left yesterday morning for Saratoga to spend a few days and return with Mrs. L., who has been there for 8 week past.
 Dr. D. l.. Hitchcock, father of R. M. Hitch cock of Naugatuck, died in New Haven Aug. 15. aged S2 years The doctor will be re- nembered by many of our older inhabitants both personally and by reason of the celebri- ty obta.ned by his remedies, which were highly esteemed half century ago. The re- mains were taken to Cheshire for interment. -W1terbu1-u An1eTicGn.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-08-19
Suicide.

The name of the Plainville man who took poison at PolIard's saloon on Mulberry street, Hartford, Wednesday afternoon, was Hugh Prior. Despite the efforts made to save him he died at the station house at 11:3O o'clock the same night. The remains were taken to PIainville.
 James Smith, of Bloomfield, painter, tried to commit suicide in Hartford Wednesday. He swallowed laudanum. He was saved by the doctors. He served in the Second Con- necticut in the war