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, 1881-03-04

Nor l,nve RECOURSE to discourse harsh.
Moro OAustic, II NIT wurse.
A COLD DAT Fol, 4AHHATUCC1.
.... Er,rat iinrrter IN rHck.
"Dolly." sald Mrs Dalrymplu 10 her husband
Hs hC wMs peruslnR tho rul.tsGs OF I'M esteemed
contemporary. "whnt Is the news this HOT tuttlg?
Who is n,nrriou? Who Is tcAslt ftns Fcrtsel kot
bis tlsurccl''
"ll,1sh, Tiiltc," euId DahIgrcen ana he rcad /,
second t!n,o this iocai l,r..vtty:
"Ahhntucct TutnbourlnI, NJ, Italian peanut
render on Mulberry street, WIS yesterday MS
eaultcd by roIndexter lsyns, who upset bis stal,A
and rubbed him OF &laas. Ryan WIS arrested, nu,l
will be tried this n'urnina for the lnrccny aud
nssault,"
It so happened that Mr.. Dnlrynp,o aat among
tlo spectators in court that dry whom the cnsu
was called. fle had sublime resprct-not un-
con.nlnm slTong those untn1niiinr with It's wn-k-
lnge-for the administration ot jusi!ev, md he
expected confidently 10 sec Tan1bourlnI's gootls
restorel! 10 him and llynn cent ton deep dun
gcon cell. lie listened, and thia Is whit he
hcnrl:
Counsel for TasnbouriuI, rising, snd:
"1f it may plruse thu Court. the prisoner Mt
the hhr Ia charKcd with AEgrlvNtct! md unpr0-
vokcd assault Upon my client: but, In etalsc-
tenco nf the repcul nr The statute of 17al by tho
npw general 'aw Of lS13,-nu error, us your
lt0fof vii! remember, not noticed Until utter
ile nugntury urt hnd paasctl lu.h Houses nt tho
tcui.1nturt, NM, utulhcl tl,n E,,ycr,ur.s strnn-
tIIr-;hnrn ia m, Inv tart.rr this "rsn WI,
vii .,mi how.vrr in nn nrt t1tssnI IN lin mi
tnii,i,nl.: An nnt r., nrnSent a,". n,,"tions mi
10 e.cnrt, rt,jrnt.v H. ira Nntinnnl t;n"rtls'
intIstt In tIr s1enI s"ctnn ~ n" th,r'1 n,,,t,s
%eat Which, beS:s iirss!iy upsn @ sGs , nIattss. =
,f W. peu' hTn ta,a, mnwm M ss,I W. pWn, d.,
r.an M ~ cn nti.,, IL ia, IL ~ m,a.n"n'',, h,n,,th @
Hi.f,t,ft ~ ttini.n "a snnn,s III II IL 1,. III,
nrwsa y" T., H., ",t a. rvs"n i ,s:, ~ ~ HEY *,
MI IL, ,rlthhI Vain. S,,' sns ri, ~. H., IT,
Inrrr uIv f,,r ,,tnntu r..ts i, m.,s s'.v us,,
t.,nt ~ @ 't{au,. 40 r,,,.9 9am,,t % ~ u, " uI ~
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nn ~ ~: M ~. -, tu is ~, - .I ,,:tt ~
~ fs ~ WIZ u - ~, IL i.s % a. :" 1,,ti ~ I ~,
~ n & Ms ~ % ~ .7, & W ~. @ ur ILL., I n!.!
- @ t ~ t1'.t ~ u. , Stst' M ~ ~. n1 ~ III rt uh!s:
ho r H." st",,,t II Il na.s, ~ H. IN.
ht 49, ~ tfs tnu S tns T. us,,,r 80 T. t.1i ~ IT..
M otehst ~ LUIS y ,. y;
IT, M si,UGMtmnt. M IT,. IL y mt , ~ cGur tnat
ssiiie rearess.
ttyaii cE!hkei ntIa artscs .,. :.
y lMy .'r.so ,T;, ~ G,ns; .ha Euso ushs ~
@ .Mo g NV Wy VI ae.l utall!eM ~ uct ~ ehipnWrf
tnt oahte oMTseSu. ~ s,e Ut M!tRs I s!iatnllcu
~ nvno " v si ,vn n III, e msSt GSE
SMl!tu W. utiiturhs 1eld thnt NM, 1.iAy a1tf9r
se .n0 ssu tiju!'ns . ssHMea WIZ ' H. t.u strect ~
HesAtHed III houssc' Two JHuSpa tonCnrfeu
and thrue d,ssenei. lay one nf tlls,+o t4eile:
Which scum nlint!st 'noEltAue my LIerk tnslald
tno o{!lh!th ol tnn alssentHlF ,'t!lsrs. anu tllo
Mssas'ird 1a im wAs rent 10 NY. whro to dle.
, 1881-03-04

George PhroE was found g.litty Of nssault
with intent 10 kill, and WIS gtvon three wear. IN
thu pGntcnttnry.
Charles Wilnutt WINS tried for assault. and ths
jury will return q scaled vor,ilct.
, 1881-03-04
PUBLIC SAFETY.
The Necessity Of Ventilating the
Street Sewers.
The Attention Of the Council Again
Called to the Subject.
Summary Of tho Lnhors OF the
Workshop Inspectors.
Urgent Need Of Firo-Escapes-A Possibility
Of Terrible Accidents,


Health Commissioner Do Wolf, III bis forth.
coming annual rcp'rt. has thl. I" say with ref
croncc to strcct.srwrr ventilation:
ori, e INIT 1rTt + r rsr1 "s 7" y%r h;
1f prnvt,lll'R II rr,ippr vcntinion 10 tic Atsret
acwrrs by perforated ItlAt,. hnlo cnvers. In tho
A,.n,,al ap1'roprsntton tor tho Following ycar !!
has iu demonstrated noth '''fa tsio i; 1ecessity
H h,vo 'n 'n.,t srr q the ssa,n WIFI tsai
this scn!i!atlon. sn Important, ~ Ectlerafy at,-
snnt, hd 80 atraugrry nrE!cctei ~ this ctty, WIS
l'rsi,tc,llg Grcat discomfort injury 10 hna!th.
"rh0 tl,cory II ventilation hn. keen ,n,per-
fcctly understood hy many citizens. utit The TX
Aa.l lnsusseicntly conducted Il. 10 t,nye created
n ln1ts4nce III sotnu Instances, While IN ulilor
"Mr NoSsrt sawiins" Z. IT, shief inaiser'ns
1nspteturt III thu tnsrrumcnt !},Iri. i,"'lnls. IL,
ion II ss s s !" "yt es @ uXs SHss',
states tho recent posttlon vi sni1tary engineers
touching this question. mud thercin answers
,!any - r tho q'stcs pso'"""dcd by our outs!s
"Thcrc ars cities IN which tho sowcrs nrc not
ventilated. hrca.lse tho tlihAolt.,1ts refuse to
surt'tt. This !s II sad mlstukr. as d tpwn Inv.
Ing hnvcnttatc Sewers. a'tl house. e.dr,tns coll
setcd with them. 9sn ,t:lventlla'cd. must hnyc
disease IN pxctss. II IHHin hewGrA ArB nut fl[y
ventilated at rtR,'lnr iutprrnls by fixed Openings
communicating with the external nir. thoy lie-
iltlca. up which sEwuRG-s.sla viii rise att
plse through tnu trtins tu TUG cDnncctrll houses.
Ordinary MULTI. sewer vtntilat!Ur should DB prt,-
vfdeu fur un ulI sewers. Ut Intervals nut grGnter
than l0D yards. or mt fewer thtt, eighteen sixel
openings for tontilni!on shpnld rxist IN ench
mile nf .nnin sewer. IT It ia fn.lUd ttiIt sUtt or
the yentntors nre II nusanec, additional sewer
ventilation should bc provided at shortor ihtcr-
"atcam boi!er or other furnaces nna tall
chlmncys i!ny lie used fnr Rcwtr- ventilation
when the nwncrs Of fnctorlea Will permit Ut such
use. but tho num- hoc .slcs Of scwcr- vent t3nlon
this l1H tIt9npnSftJl with H.
, 1881-03-04
CURRENT GOSSIP.
A MATTER Of COURSE,
lfnlIhH IsctlllxcF{nf.

ltns&HH Transcript.
or course you've srrn tho cutlrser fly
trIlin,l the rnct1lR course,
And heart tho concnsrec. course and rudo,
Dlscourstng Of tho horse.
or course ytnu'yc hcnrtl tho cAustic taunts
OF thDsc who have RECOURSE
To discourse GOArSg null NiIrCllneds
OF language but tho eUrse.
or coirse It Is cr,tci thing
TflMt ctrset shnllfd expet, -...
Or cen that cnrslot shtIiIit lot coarsc,
ltudc DISCOURSE In 1t dwell.
hut then Of cnlirae GEe better grows
Az cUrBAKD GROVE nHrC tight:
In cOttrXe Or time. Rt,llIG time OF course
VIII set NIL thUse thugs right.
So let us never try tho conrsc
And rild9 ones to cnereb,
Nor hnve recourse to Ists,tlrsa harsh,
Moro UAABtiC, II nt,t wurse.
, 1881-03-04
DIVORCES,

Afvtno Nchrich died n bill yesterday npnIn,,
her husband. Anton Ncbrtnh, asking Tor ,ho
usilhl decree Ut divorce On tho ground of dn.
8crtnn.
tutl9e t}arnum Rrnnted n divorce yestcrdav :,
lem S.hne1lf from August Senncll oti tho proi,Sf
OF AescrtIpn. "o'u"
, 1881-03-04

WAsHiNaToN, Ecu. 28-CunEress a. tG,rnt. GnIt Of
KDDk ,td, H., % the pensian rolls hecaTSs aSste Il
bad e.osn!' aos Ii the Federal .r@y;; ra I; uothet
hn ukher lt,etanct In thu COUNTY, " ~
having eleven sous, iii III the Rrmy.
, 1881-03-04
THE W0nKsIIDP INSPECTORS,
The Commissioner speaks thus OF tho Work.
Hhup Inspectors LII their lAIlura:

6hup inspectors III flieIr IaAuTa:
An ossi!nance pruvl.,Inz for tho sanitary in.
bEcGtn III all places ut employment ulf1 service
w,thln thu limits nl tho city was passed by the
City Council In Ucuber, lst.1, but WINS Il,upcr,-
ton for lhu exccUtlu,l or Tho inw. III AMSi,st,
lFA tho urtiannlite was nxlin bsrm,ylit befnrts
tho Gnmeli " IN improved furat, and WAS pusseti
inspectors. WIN wrru Thought 10 Et,sRess pectt.
liar I'll itnesi fur tic Wurk. WuTc Immediately rt;,-
pye,l. l1t,1 the scPurt hppcars in tho following
~ hc!tUyo thnt tho Council In reviewing this re-
pnrt VII l,o sirpr's.sf-ts { ilavu hccn-nt tho
nnMtlls of provisional tr1nl Il f,,,,nt,Itiuu h.s
hni iHitl for hr'1t!er AM, nnru pl'cent sanlt.ry
Ws'rk tani has esGr tsf.rn bec undertaken by tho
Health Department Ut fila Glty; aslt! when this
KrryicH Includes IN It's supervision thu suuttNry
spn"ti9m ~ ,, o. si.9 ; hGnos
eabAly tho very srlnt md fnltit tho w!tlust III.
tentton Ut sanitary effort. Thu insrection Ut
tnkrn 'Mrly IN tho coming yeAr. md It IL c,nli-
IDENTIFY expccteu tlIat u Stnte cnActmynt, tt.o
drift . af Wt'n,h = nrotniy prepared. viii rllcu
'he i,',esiia's es u at S.s ill., s'upa9"sat a''''f
viii ,e y. tv i. t % :.s H. se euinote! M
t'lu duty. The utten!pt 10 stIrcrytnu III sln l.
t'!ry s'*e ny nullI.'ipAi Hr'tlmenan llh ph,crs
,I,Atons aid directly Interesting ilt,r tilt,
l.D lN.pc, Is ,saetttH tlsk. atlti especially
", whn., that nttempt Is Wn Inn,yauon M Tho
trush regulating tn own cahdittt,as. Thu t!l.
sntales nAHa KeIlerutly t'eu,, met Il. nj excellent
tno iaw Wllh 1attatAetton. particularly whcn RI.
Qusre. inrryumlents nsG N.ra well nude; tl,-
decd, lnAUy lArpn manufacturers hltu uxNrNsSctl
suftr,so 'hat ahls casc ha1 not 6een oxsrcIsod
"rhe populatsun or Chicago Is inurcs.sing ii,
ta fatu o. u: irst l1 lussons LAY by birth
ara t'iiflsraeltH. ut tho Hrrjsuis from nbrttNJ
enststs ~ p.rkGt iILen u wlllslet, In tho rcurtl.
, 1881-03-04
Otf1l'S.

0Jl1'9.
III took calreo ns lnlE settle MS II docs men,
Ercnt n,Hry at ua would tlrlhk wAtcr.
Baruh l!urn1lnrlt Indignantly denies tho story
ihat lightning. rut WIS put IN her stocking Oh
N,nas Eve.
trbusc WIN believe tho worlil owes thom nf1ly.
lug ,lnn|t stop til ct,Auier hUw nl,ttly bud tubts
thu oil Kln!'e has to sat,udcr.
Kato t:laxton ought to have hnr na,ne chanso,l
svnronl vlnev,nes, Ind, Il few evenings agu.
pntTo!tnuu-*'Nnw. then, movo onl There's
nnth1ng tho nnttpr." Snru,tstio buy-"Ot culrsg
lhuru isls't: it tNorc WIS. you wouldn't be here"
4 innn who WIS there unl ll,,dn't not back,
utarel Hut Tho bust placo for i bud Is III tsa-
Kettle.
-! to!d hor III never smoke anothor cigar" ho
aal s0itly, ..nn1 won't; pipes Bntnl ulnuyh
his trnuscls.
Prisoner behind Tho grating Of coll. Visitor
-"Wl'lt nrn yui III f'r,-Gi',ltnmptf" hopo
pot: naxunt s,It ~ low II ~ thAt yet. Why, I'm
IN Tor Simple drunk ony."
We SEQ II. (rlr II! tho lnyers about boy in-
fcnttIrs, W1 hoE,o thoy viii InrUnt u boy who
wtml whistle IN tile atraot'utra, Or nlsun!l the
head.1ilica wArn se,llil1 plEcrs.
with ,,,cntarss." hc remarked, MS hc sho.
sroaar'l llin next dny. pointing IN \ la-ecnt strip
ot nnlr- tll''snr III his snAsanppoMdAgo md etus-
stcal fnrel1cld.
Mcesatty; y tho ssnata ,chs1np?r ut Wishing
Nacn hc hatI finished. Doolmey ienIsetl uyer to
.tts'nty, and reinarkcf: "tte strnu that pra:er,
s.mu deus oxprcsscd In Eurek4 IL. u funurui
over two years AgO."
"Say. M!stor," saEti a Ifohokus man, aa no on.
tered m,r nics ani n!|;;ress nk the naayur. "le
lnd!tldtlnl. lx.king iyor bis Hlus4ra, "WrlI, /
snt.,ght y.nl wus thu cs,al,. wanted to tel yuti
Inst thu ftlffhH 1Hht 1, IL III
, 1881-03-04

- NuH WITH ETtNky@abFcn EIIIIIFGN.
FEEDER ENssl!ef, II Vuuaunt II tiu Government
nE Mnscnw. WIS twlre uiArrtv,l. fts Inst Vito
tlrtI. ItA iUlluNH: "''
III lines =. ........,,,,,.,....,,,, III chIllren
l!i1c@ q, ....+,+-.s.. ............,,.sl tAlreIl
"hS9 Is ~ CHlHtbl(
His sUenid wffu bir0
Al eight acknowledgements. ..., ,..,., IS childsun
A""I ''stssss..*.. ,.,bi
~ thls nliNlber sGventy-threG were ltytnv In
NV. Whe!I tlo tnthur WIS 10 yenrs ultl. The4u
!neta arg pcrietlty verified. Thu fn,Miiy ~
tmssslnf ID well kntlw1l. Atld It has bccn the OH
1cet VI Government tay9rs.
, 1881-03-04

C1NcuIT CoUnr r-IupGE Asrnosy August
Marx rs. :Anlrew j. Cooper; yor'lict, sls,,s. and
mutton for now tral.-llriiIkct Hyrncs ss Doll
nls D0ran nnd Andrew Brady, S5J.l0.
, 1881-03-04

Will curn consumption, coughs, WEI sbla1eA
bronchitis, aud general debllltys
tMeRty'0ne yta5r.
, 1881-03-04

brightly the golden 9larc OF tho nootlts1c sun
buut dawn m tlIr nroIrtrs and cni1uns Of ,rua,k-
.he q bunch nut buffalo srs'ts. mud down tho
Ferdinand DC Leon sazea upon tho ',eaaties
,ncrs nId invested hini with noblo ambitions.
nut u!togui,er disconnected with buffalo anu
ln,l1nns. mud ns hr u,zctl ncrn,s thu yait.,, II,
..,',', -, ms'.h ~ -. ~ ee. .'u'7 luo ,"'.o9 ~
WHICH "c "se,'' Ills 1'!co to1Hed steFa and cold,
fur hu remembered that the builalo werc trav-
rs es @ "1fs @ 10 M the ,s s, ill., az" his tsn In. run
t.. s.s ~" su ". .nf tao '"@ ~ .e nos'h
wcst wero ,at'laE l1ko p'u1ns Into tho hands OF
Ills young soul pnntcsl Ms tho swfft Thoughts
OF ycnuca,,cu hlrrict through hJs shnr,,nu hr,,,,
And his is the pay Of q pirutoi' 9 ho INIT. mut.
epay,s %. our STREETS md yet ] M ssu ,J e
,,;,.a ,,' "a.,,' ~ rs w. nn e'sn " sno
nasc' % ~, fGe @ 'no ira'i o. 'no eleny on avery
% st u1e ae " Soai s's ia s t ssp Ea nso Il in,s Hitler.
Ga,h K,., ~, w !1sSws!!s nr no tnne,
uo i u cp SsE Sr VIII b"va s, s s ha,r tho spF0 on
,, Inv ynmag ~ warrinr turned antl wont lnt2 tho
tis' 1s' 'at dtie sts1,io On Us EonlEresse.I ail,s
S" s I'D III ii.s aS q 9esssa. ts sasEe chief o0o whom
,,.i, Ee''unaa 10 Aen1', tho scrcech pw! af sho
ha m'9 Mar % MIS- aorfs u. ais nnlllwiek: Ilo
nsxca !. ,ron sI Gns,!sn!nly nid tho glnony
ns @ IT,, af M h!s s Sys h wrns % Mnso t,Mn n9e sra &
n, I li %%s mE VI n wem afusa Iho
tl. tloy be,,s',! no i,!ccnss e bis thirsty so,
E.foI'cen. E: uappu' Mime kHa had over beess
iaf,, nis ,,i,.,!,n,,, trlnm, ~ ~. tne aone thys
wne M * fes'a,laH WIZ omt Of Jnb ~ hat! sat on
tho gu ehiel nlid n!c plukleu oysters mn! unhy
llnlo NJ t.1 nnfGd ~ the A.ontnch 1f tue wary
fn4e ~ " h,, MnG ~, ~ hs INVENTIVE T,ys ne had TILED
, 1881-03-04

No tnattcr what your feelings or allment 10,
uop Ultstrs Will 10 you good. PROVE It.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-02
Deaths From Apoplexy.

A Prospect Man Falls Dead n This City
 Wife i'm the Road.
 George T. Hine, an elderly resident ot Prospect, fell dead in this city yesterday af- ternoon at the corner of Meadow and George streets. while on his way to the depot to re turn home. He was juror in the Supreme Court The remains were taken charge of by Mir. Keller, the undertaken, to await the orders of friends of deceased. Death is sup posed to have resulted from apoplexy.
 Jabez E. Pritchard, aged 72 years, of Sey- mour, was found by his wife in the road & short distance from his house Monday about D. m. dead. It seems that he drove down to the village with his horse and wagon to get some feed and groceries and was seen re. turning towards his home, which is about a mile up hill from the Oxford turnpike, at about noon. His horse and wagon came home having the feed, etc., and MT. Pritch- ards hat and coat in the wagon. Mrs. Pritch- ard becoming alarmed immediately started down the road, and when about half way to the turnpike she discovered the dead body of her husband lying in the middle of the road upon his back with his arm across his breast. The body was taken home, and in the even- ing jury of inquest was impanneled by Jus tice Williams of Seymour, with Dr. Warner as foreman, who rendered verdict of death by apoplexy. Mir. Pritchard was man of unsullied reputation and very highly esteem ed by his large circle of acquaintances. His funeral will take place at his late residence Thursday at p. m.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-02
County Commissioners.

The First Licenses Granted For 1Ss1-s2
 -The Minimum Rate for Licenses $I25
 Some Persons Objected To By the 5.
 P. c.
 The County Com muissioners were in session yester- day and commenced the granting of licenses for 1881 -s2.
 It is understood that the minimum price for li- censes this year will bs s125. Commissioner Jacobs was in favor of making the minimum $50, while Commissioner Perkins favored $125 and Commission Baldwin thought the old price, $1O0, sufficient. AS two of the commissioners favor the larger sums it is evident that the liquor dealers will called upon to pay at least S125 and, in instance yesterday may in many cases be called upon to pay $50. The following licenses were granted yesterday:
 Thomas T. Reader, Derby, $125 :; Patrick Kiernan, $125 Edgar A. Doolitle, 35 Broadway, $I50; James Whately, Putnam street. $125 Joseph Jones' State street sI25 James Goodwin. State street. s125; Pat The following persons objected to by the Society for Prevention of Crime laid over for future consideration William Gleason, 713 GoRe James Grand John Strecker, 164 Elm John H. Tyler, 64 George; Charles Reigel, 96 Dixwen avenue Joseph
 street, Westvle James c. McManus, CT Oak James Kelly, 194 Wallace; w O. Hotchkiss. POS Wooster Thomas Heenan, George James A. Hatch, Elm House, WestviIle; Margaret Gray, 2S9 West Water
 John Donavan, l6s Elm: Charles V. Bradley. Flor ence House; William McShane 6S Wallace. The Society for the Prevention of Crime have ar ranged to be represented by counsel before the County Commissioners in opposition to granting li
 censes for four causes, viz: Eir5t-Those applicants
 who have appeared before the courts for violation
 license law other law and been convicted. Second granted Third-Those keeping saloons where there
 is pool playing and boys allowed to frequent the place. Fourth-Those who believed to keep dis orderly places.
 The Commissioners will meet again to-day
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-02
The Ovater Interest.

The Long Island and Connecticut oyster men are interested over the recent arrest of several baymen for dredging on the newly discovered oyster bed off Smithtown harbor. It is estimated that since August 1st over 100000 bushels of oysters have been taken from the bed by Long Island and Connectl- cut oystermen. The arrest of W. B. Parrott and Henry B. Soper was made on the com plaint of Edward Thompson of Smithtown, who claims the ownership of the bed, and charges them with taking two hundred bush els of oysters from it in August and Septem- Der last. Mir. Thompson bases his claim to the ownership of the bed on the fact that in 1879 he planted and staked it. The defend ants, in common with the oystermen, claim that the bed is nearly three miles in length, and that the depth of water over the beds precludes the possibility of it's being staked, and that it is a natural bed, since oysters of ten years growth have been taken from 1t. The town of Smithtown also lays claim to the bed, and the Connecticut men claim a portion of it. The Long Island oystermen have formed protective association and se- cured counsel. On Monday they met at Glenwood and money was pledged to carry the case through the courts.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-02
Personal.

General Harmon arrived home from his Yorktown and Charleston trip yesterday af- ternoon.
 Second Vice President Clark, of the Con solidated road, was in this city yesterday on business.
 MT. John Prentis, of New London, leaves for Lake Maitland, Orange county, Florida, this week.
 MT. Robert H. Gardiner, of New London sailed for Europe last Saturday on the steam CT City of Rome, of the Inman line. He will spend few weeks in Paris, and will reside in Italy during the winter.
 Mir. Charles H. Northam, who has been very i'll for some time past, was quite weak this morning, though able to recognize his family and intimate friends. But it if thought that the end is not far distant Harttord Tunes. Mrs. Lucy P. Forbes, wife of MT. Ansor Forbes, of East Hartford, died at her home in that place yesterday morning at the age ot 75 years. Mrs. Forbes was the daughter ot MT. Asel Porter, of East Hartford, and for sixty years had been member of the First Congregational church, Rev. R. Meredith's.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-02
Reading Matter on Every Page,
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.


 The new oyster dredging steamer launched Monday will make trial trip Friday.
 The Democratic ward primaries to elect delegates to the representative, town, board of relief and ward nominating conventions occur to night.
 Interesting meetings are being held in the East church. Last evening several rose for prayers. c. B. Willis, of the Y. M. c. A. will lead the meeting this evening. All are invited.
 The music at the Young Women's Christian association entertainment this evening will be by quartette consisting of Mrs. G. F. Blinn, R. E. Manross, and the Messrs. Bush, directed and accompanied by MT. H. Rowe Shelley. Readings will be given by Miss Reppie Goodrich.
 The annual donation visit to the Orphan Asylum occurs tomorrow. Prizes will be awarded the children by H. H. Bunnell, ND. Sperry, General E. S. Greeley and Elias Pierpont. H. H. Bunnell, chairman of the committee, dimes the donation committee at the Florence House at 5:3O.
Morning journal and courier., 1881-11-02
People,s CvcIopedia,

One of the requisites of the times for most people is cyclopedia. and the Peoples Cy, clopedia, which MT. H. S. Levy, the general agent, is now introducing in this city. meets great popular want. It is complete in two volumes, of 5000 pages, and embodies an immense amount of valuable matter needed in every day life and prepared by able men in every department. The price complete is only SEQ. The value and importance of such work cannot be stated in short arti- cle. MT. Levy has abundant testimony of high character regarding the high value of the work. An exchange says:
 fsThe Scope of the Peoples Cyclopedia is so wide that no one can be found to whom it will not prove invaluable. It is adapted to the wants of every class. It confronts with facts every inquirer it gives logical expla- nation of every prominent idea that has ever animated or influenced mankind. It is 8 tri- umph of literary enterprise, bringing within the compass of two super-royal volumes the matter to be found only in large libraries. For general information there is no work in the world that compares with it; always ready, and always sure to give in a moment the facts desired. No one who would be up with the times should be without it. It is an educator in the family, to the farmer, to the mechanic, and in the counting house as well as to the professional mann