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Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
struck by q piece OF Timber.

btFuCH " - TAoSo~ II Ham
Yesterday morning, MIR. Leslie nIo,' nV,,
hill, a shipcarpenter who Is ehplS,' III NJ
by the Harlan & HolliDgsWorsu, !, N i,
pany was struck on the thigh auu .S..
iy injured by a piece of timber InS us
thrown from a circular saw n'Jus nv
removed to his home at No. 10 ra II.
row in the Ninth ward, where n'
iuries were attended to.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
RefrlRerntOr Cars

The Pennsylvania Railroad Comp,uy
has furnished the Delaware Divisio,
of the P, w. & B. Railroad with usv
and improved patterns of retrigenn
cars, for the purpose Of transporhnl
fruits and other perishable products b
the markets Of New York and Boston!
Fruit transported in these cars Is aid
to come out as fresh after two or TIM,
days travel as the day it was put il.
The cars will be conveyed on the sand
trains as the ordinary cars, with an Nj
ditional change Of twenty per cent I'd
transformation.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
10 You want n Water Cooler.

The Clyde syndicate has purchased
several hundred feet of water front in
Norfolk, Va, for the purpose of erect
ing depot and wharves for the propos.
ed Norfolk and Goldsboro North Gar
olina) Railroad. The Clydes have
steam lines running all along the sea-
board, with connecting railways that
they control and cooperate with in
Virginia and the South.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
Southeast corner Of main building.

Here is something that
will more than realize youl
expectations - about 400
Parasols at S3.75, which
have been selling all the sea-
son at $500 and $500.
Made from the finest i'm
ported materials with satin
Innings and French handles.
We have just closed them
from the manufacturer. One
look at them will show you
that such a parasol has never
before been offered for the
money.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
Che new Bridge.

There is siderable complaint abou,
the new bridge at Eleventh street and
1t is said that that the draw has become
30 hard to turn that it takes the united
efforts OF two men. 1t is supposed that
the trouble arises from the settling OF
tie piers.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
Labor Troubles 1t Dover.

The epidemic Of labor trouble seems
to have reached Dover, as some fifty
basket makers employed in the factory
of Hazel & Pennewell AZ that place
have struck for higher wages. The
firm refused to grant the advance and
filled their places with new hands.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
The Rest Tho On hespest

is never more fully demonstIai.'Ss demonI,ia 4 !
in clothing; if you go to Ma,l." ihsn I
you will get the best and tneA n, hi
most people like is their prices ss, n !,
are very moderate. Remenu;ott .;0t.,v
garment they sell must be SS'''''
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
The q, A. II.

hav, completed ARRANGEMENTS ast thsI
Baltimore on wednesday noAS ~ for |
inst, at 4.5l a. In. Ticke.s Ts, az. strsst|
At Ross, No. ll6 Market aa k0sa'm.sds ss.is'|
$3.50 for the round "Trip 10 c0'D
their families only.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
A SOciable.

The memb bers Of the CharthliMS, S,1
Redeemer and their frienlS 'na waa If
sociable gathering at the hGasJ . isj, " N
Morley on New Castle ISa% 70 w. sn' all
ing. leaving the house OF and M,' sil
on Tatnall street above Sec'n0'
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
Gran d Opeuing Season

724 and 7B MArket street, the great
Philadelphia Ice Cream and Fancy
Cake Bakery will sell frt nj this day
Ice Cream in all fiavors, 81 90 per gallon
or 20 cts per quart.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
lMXiRad tn Act Al L0d1ea

President Purnell, Of Delaware Col.
lege has invited Win. Lyoam, Ed,
Harry sharpley, Esq, and Mr.. Frazer,
of this city, to act as judges in the con.
test of the college students in declama
tion and reading.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
a,asa Ahtpped.

Yesterday afternoon Boas,'L sbs 'Lons
shipped four new cars 70 ,u "S i've
land Railroad Company az" .hs Sha
loads Of transfer TRUCKS W solk IL, and
doah Valley, and the Nof'O'A
,arn railroads.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
Friends First Day school Picnic.

The Friends First Day School will
have oicnic at Mount Cuba, on Sat
urday, the 18th inst. The school will
leave the Meeting House, at Fourth and
West streets, at 8.45 q. IN. Friends Of
the school are invited. Tickets &c
cents, children half price.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
aoo ReWaFd'

The lady who resides a, a1,ssSsrd Sd d
for , hs return of the Mo, NJ, DeN@I
which was taken from n''
dies store last August
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
Ice Cream.

$1.OO per gallon or % cents per quart,
726 Market street.
Alarm Of nre.
The alarm of fire about half past one
O'Clock this afternoon, was caused by a
slight blaze at the slaughter house,
Second and Tatnall street, which was
extinguished by the Fame Hose, with
a plub stream.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15

Take your old pictures to Sutterley
S Co. 302 Market street and have them
copied before they fade all out. They
do them cheap.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
Rf s1x n cd

James l.. Hawkins has resigned his
position as letter carrier, and George
d. Lewis, has been appointed to fill
the vacancy.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
COuncll Of koo

On Wednesday evening " D,I'd
8 o'clock, Sd Great Council a Nsp ., vi! Vii /
in The wig VAN At Sixth 'N'
streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15

There will be sale of fine young
horses at the City Hotel stabl>s next
Saturday morning, at 10. 80 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
leo Cream

in all havUrs, 100 per gallon or % cts
per quart, 724 and 726 Market street.
Philadelphia Ice Cream parlors.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
TWO TRIPS TO PHILADELPHIA.
d ESUMPTION OF TRIPS.

d ESUMPTION OF TRIPS.
On Tuesday, Msroh 2sth, a7S
the "Susie A. Mccall" will resume her triDs,
leaving Fourth street wharf every Tuesday,
. and 3 p. m, and leaving Penusgrovs on
same days Ut 6.80 and 10 o. m, and 1. y. m.
m28-u UAPI. DENNY.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
TODAY
AT
JOHN WANAMAKER'S.
MILLINERY BARGAINS.

MILLINERY BARGAINS.
Here are bargains in mil.
linery to which your atten'
ton is particularly invited
to day:
Fine Porcupine Hats and
Bonnets marked down from
$1.O0 to 35 cents; all colors
and all the new shapes. A
large lot of very fine Satin
Milan, all the latest shapes.
at 50 cents, marked down
from $3.50.
Fine black Leghorn hats
for SO cents, sold by us yes
terday for S1.oo
Extra quality imported
English Milan Hats at Sl.25
each; the price yesterday
was $2.25 each.
Black and White French
chips at IS cents each; the
price yesterday was Sl.OO.
Children's School Hats,
fully trimmed, at 25 cents
each; lately IS.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
ll3l5 and 1877 Chestnut street.

1t is a singular good time
to buy ladies' summer dress
Perhaps we never had SO
many things below value as
now; neither so good, nor SO
many, nor SO much below.
To Judge by these incidents
one would think we were in
the midst of a financial
panic. The most seasonable
and fashionable dress-goods
at half to three-quarters!
And yet there is no panic,
American black gros-grain
silk at 50 cents a yard; and
a very good silk it is. The
maker can't make it for the
money, and so we can't sell
it for the money, except now
land then.
Next-outer circle, southeast from centre.
Scotch in gh a m S are
havingtheir time now. New
er was variety greater; and
prices, l8, 20, 25, 80, 81
and 40 cents. .
There is a decided tenden-
cy to liner color effects than
the broad masses of last
year. If plaids are large,
they abound in fine lines
but small checks are very
numerous, even down to
checks of a single thread;
and even plain colors arc
now made.
Next outer circle, Thirteenth street en- trance
-c)--
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and Uty-hall square, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15

VXYANTED-A HIRLTO DO GENERAL
w housework, at restaurant, No. IL
Market street. lelt-ltS
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15

DUOMS TO RENT AND BOARDERS
IL wanted at lal1 Harrison st. iel66tt
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15

VXTANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework No. 4 East Seventh st. i.
jel5-2th
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15
COMFORTABLE

1t has been said: "No matter how
the Clothing looks, so it is easy and
comfortable. Certainly, comfortable
Clothing is desirable, but when we can
give you comfort and elegance combin-
ed, such Clothing is far more satisfac.
tory.
1t is eur constant aim to produce
just such Clothing, and we are pleased
to see how well our efforts are appre-
ciated.
Summer Clothing now ready-every
variety.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15

UOK RENT-ROOMS, HOT AND GOLD
= water, gas and sll modern improve
ments, at 220 French street. jel5-3t
Daily Republican., 1882-06-15

IyANTED-A GOOD OFFICE BOY.
w Address 7. o. BOX 3:4, Whining
ton, Del. iel6-lt
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An instance of Mr.. stephens extraordi-
nary recoloctions of men occurred yester-
day. Mr.. II. X. Stanford, OF Harms coun.
ty, called on him at the Rankin house, ana
asked him if ho was remembered. Mr..
Stephens told him that he could not call
his name, but that his face was well
remembered; that he was at his house
in 1913, while he lived in one of
the central counties, and told what public
issue he was then discussing before the pub
lie, and went somewhat into the details Of
the occasion, all of which was minutely cor
rect. This after So long a period, and q
life spent among thousands OF men, and
covering Il period cf the most striking
events Of the country, we think quite ex-
traOrdinary. columbus (Georgia) Times
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TEXAS PRESS OPINIONS,


sARpoNlc.
II Is not thought the COMET = ne er',
enough 70 stilxs Uht' ,he '"'' '''0'''''4
oYe''- "eoo HN"'N'''S''
PaETtN, But ihrrAcu,A'Lt H.
Tue policy OF the indepenpents, ,nti w.
fore, is IN the his1 psapv, ,r sU linz ma.
force 0t this unnatural ana suansnnk NV
nopoly. II they come 20 poNV' ~ \, III ~,
Sramme OF action Is I.'t NY, ,,,ii c"st I,
eclectic quality none nut u'kJI.,m W. pnn,o
stone at sueh, Aoeia. Ihi p9' ,Ili,n-
was not built IN day anu Wy ~ ~
ton OF necessary anu pIuHo's 'Vv ,,,,os
reform into po!lucal system 10 is"''1 ~,
Of development an" W. 10 aloe
closet pfedetel N ile'lvH, '',',,IjshoJ and
ton OF Colonel JONES aio ., ia ar;n5
did he AZ governor ~" ~ ~ ,Ja,;origed
system altet tho 49, - ~, i9s,,s,Loj
plan OF the Enne 49,, w. ~ "a nracsi;c,i
at ior ms patHs ny 10 v'n,iJ j,nominions
master Oh pul'iVn az
ALL hous'oh ios''
CANDID AMP CACaII,, -, .u.,,
We admit that Tue uenloorhoy nus tIIcu
IN some things III us siato au',l' SJ "
yet The good Tar out'paianCe9 the oau a''u
IN comparison WIN Whieh lhe Iepuonuul'
administration SINKS llltp lhslSn''lOllVo g
The opposition parry no" ~ holillu6 nioIu
- a ,.,t. A
oithe party OF WhiCh Da'l9 N"' '"' N0''''"
ead.-lStephehVlI'c EMPIRE
KNOWS WHEN HES HAD ENouGu.
Judge Terrell literally crucihed' f.. j.
Davis at Georgetown the other day IN Joint
debate Davis refused to meet INN again.
--lMarlin Ball!
HIs TACTICS.
Jones understands fully the class OF voters
from whom ne expects support-thc green
hackers and republicans, because OF their
endorsement, and the negroes blythe con-
troll of republican white bosses and lead
crs and few whites who have no polit e
cal proCliyitics that are well defined;
He knows the adj oaptandum key and
pilcnea his long drawn tune TO catch the
ear OF those classes He may accomplish
HIS object among them; but when he asserts
that any voter who does not endorse him Is
afraid TO listen to him for fear of being con
verified to his side, he right then and there
leaves the channel OF sensible and honest
Argument, ami runs into conceit and
bigotry that is objectionable in u would'be
leader, and alike repulsivc in political or
social circles, Il Marshall Herald
NOT 0yERpRAwE.'
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Blaine should go TO Illinois Ia help l;aGm
in his canvass Tor the senate. This Is What
was foretold. Blaine Is 10 be the leadin~
character m the fall elections lie Is 10 pose
as the savior ofthe party, Hencctortk the
plumed knight will lead.
Il iscurious that Logan consents 20 the
Illinois arrangement, Raum Is proving
that, while pretending to be stalNart, ne
has all the time bee a supporter OF Blaine.
Arthur having left the stalwarts TO- their
fate while he had the power TO advance
them. Blaine will have numerous recruits.
He appears to be the only one who has a
head on ms shoulders or lie in hls body.
Alas for the stalwarts.-fNew York sun
Washington Special
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Two boys were playing In the sand to-
gcthor last summer, when one oithem sud
denly asked. 81 say, Charley, doy you know
what a cyclone is2' "Not egGaCkly, Jim.
my-hut ii is sUnthiNg what mashes every
thinG all TO bits "Oh, well, then know
what II isl exclaimed Jimmy, Frightening
up. W isbwaync's Ointment, for my father
says that will smash the intense itching nj
night and all sorts of humors, all 10 lin.
w." Sensible father that, and the boy
WY some time he may come within ont
vote Of being chosen 10y the people to GOV
crn The affairs of this great nation, Re
member Swayue's Ointment.
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A Few More Left,

Anda happy circumstance II Is, too, that
Notwithstanding the rapidly increasing de-
mand for Hunts Remedy, there are a lew
more bottles left This is, indeed, Joyful
news for the afflicted, People are begin
ming to find out that they have kidneys
and that weakness of the back and IONS,
and many supposed rheumatic pdins' con
from those delicate organs, and may DC pre-
cursors Of serious troubles Ike bflght 5
Disease. and of death. People are also find.
ing ont that the sure specific for all ailments
of the liver, bladder and kidneys, is Hunt S
Remedy aud hence the great aud increas'
ing demand. And still we are able to say
of the bottles of this great remedy, there
are "a few NOR, left
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Gnuniu 9,rcas,,rer.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AyN0rs
w the name of N. X. GROVE ~ @H Trss,,
Dallas county. Election November :, i IS''
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO IYyorz
" NIX. HENRY BOIL as A csnSS GSs
oind,,ty treasurer at the ensuing Noyen,
VA, ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNorv
w It. NJ. ONERLEESE as a ca nNSn,Ves
GGounty treasurer Of Dallas COUNTY DNi SiaS,,
Tuesday, November 7th. lSS2. A'eVu
ME, ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANyory
W the name of WILL +. DOTGIEptsTwvS y ,
candidate for County Treasurer of DaIias 90
Election Tuesday November III, IS ii'' 'Our
VIZ ARE ikEQU EsTED TO ANNOUNCE !
ro,, WILL n AMsoN 4 candidate for Cam
reasurer, ELECTION, NOremher. $50 NV4l
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I'VE AR& REQU RsCEp 10 fyy,;-,,,
l. WILLIAMS as Il cane ,tsis' /, says
'nase, Election November. ~ - Al "a
VIZ ARE AUTHORIZED ~, -.
+. T. BURKE AS n rs1,..,. - ANAQri
% the Office of County Irdge ~, LII is-t'c
II Vac ensuing November clsr,ic, aus 90
WE AR6 AUTHORIZED 90 s5v5s
the tntuiue election. ? III
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3aedtcai.
TO PREVENT
Yellow Fever
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
IT .ANED TIE FtOILE OF SAVANNA
ia. WHO USED TT THROUGH THE
TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC OF 1870,


"a. WHO uSEp TT THROUGH THE
TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC OF 1870
MESR,, H. XrUIS & Co,
GENrLENES We, the undegsiguCd, Engineers
on The utOrgis Central Railroad in grateful, OBJ
legations FOX the benefit, We received from the
use lf simmons Liver Regulator during the
Yellow Fever Epidemi" in Savannah Georgia,
In the summer and toll Of 1876. desire 90 make
the following statement. That during the
aforesaid Epidemic We used the medicine
known As simmons Liver Regula or prepared
by II. Zeiln 4 Co. and though exposed to
the worst miasmatlc inHucrces Of the Yellow
Fever by going IN and coming out Of Savannah
NJ different hours Of the night aud also IN
spending entire nights I'm the city during the
prevalence of this most Fatal Epidemic, with
but the single exception OF one of uS, who was
taken sick, but speedily recovered, We con
tinucd in our usual good health circumstance
We can account for IN no other way but by the
effect under Providence Of the habitual and con-
tinued use of simmons Liver Regulator while
we We're exposed TO this Yellow Fever malaria
Respectfully yours, G.. u. Patterson, John H.
Collins, Jas l.. Mallette, Melton Cooper
sSAlways ask your Druggists for Dr. Sim
mons Liver Regulator, aud be sure to see those
identical words printed on the label, and having
thereon red Il Trade Mark Seal and signature
of j. II Zcilu & Co. None other Is Genuine.
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You can always have hearty, robust
health IN your family at little cost by using
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4Fov tAe 2.coisIature.

SSrE ARE kFQuESTED TO ANNOUNCE
w \. d. ANDREWS as a candidate
Floatcr from the district composed Of ID
Rockwall and Tarrant counties at the ems
election
WE ARE kEQUEsrEp 10 ANNOUNCE
w G. VEAL as Il candidate for The u
lGime.
lAIE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOU
w DIR. ]. d. PARSONS, Of ROoEBal-
candidate for FlOater from the CoundesOipa
Tarrant and Rockwell
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s3oc Gonnsuuie,.r

WE Az Z, bkIEs99UkEsTED TO AYNorSss
w A HARDWOOD as a candidate Sf y. Y,
w II. THACHER is a csnli5.,o -
Clerk. Has had thirteen ' ysars iE w
as utputyl IN Texas For the paSt IN ga WA wa:
Naq charge OF The County Court of ~ Il! saa !
g. deputy county Clerk, under Canls Ny ~ ~
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AYvoss
~ the name Of CHAS WOoDSONV' ny
Clerk. '"iu4uae i0f 0ol1
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Wanted!

1000 Tie Makers.
800 Teams To- Hand Cross Ties.
Several clearinghouse Bosscs, with
Outfits, on the Texas y Pacific Rail-
way, on theL y q. n. hallway, on the
Missouri Pacific Railway.
Work will begin at once and last until May
LIST, lSSS, nB-tor further part cularS apply to
$, MuNLEsuElMEN 4 CO.,
- Contractors
ors, 2UCKERMANE,
Both Mineola, Texas.
Mucola Texas, sept Goth lSSa, scpt27 Nv
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Announcements


en- Al Announcements Tar om,.
sald for In Advance aHi
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Why blaine Ia In Illlu,ls,

Commissioner Raum went from Maine
direct TO Chicago with Blaine, HIS bureau
ia running ITSELF The agreement was tha,
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l county that am a candidate T ess o. Al
county Clerk. If my reputation ~ 'ae oslsI
my qualifications for the position sre IN, a4A
commend me TO your Confidence y Ss aeG :
hearty support pledging mySelf ,hs, as
1pon my part viii be spared Ia mai S,i'' 10 4
April l6, 1882. F"SS'O Il Mr..
WYE ARE pEpTy NO nv, -, NhhAll
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4listrict Nlerk.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNou.
w col J. W. LANE as Il candidate l9t
triCt clerk at the ensuing November eleS y
\ATE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOu
w the name Of HENRY W. JONES. lnsl
ant incumbent, asa candidate for re-eyyuI
/ he Office OF Clerk IN the District toliI o. y
| County, at the ensuing November elecuoh
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iIorsiord's Acid Phosphate aS u Nerve Food
DIR. j. w. Smith, Wellington; Ohio, says
81 have used 1t adyantageousy in impaired
nervous supply"
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WE axe REQUESTED 10 AyY6rS
n,s,k '" F n ~ HI N as Candidate for Cos
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-01
arew 4|aren @ailg 9eguning gonnral and Gunrier

Grand Display of Spring Importations.
 Messrs B. P. $ B. R. Merwin of New Haven, and Merwin & Co.,, III Fifth avenue, New York open their spring importations to-day. Their elegant business rooms, their high reputation, and the immense business done by these houses rank them among the first merchant tailors in the country Their New York house has attained position of note in the metropolis winning fine and large patronage, and adding to the already well earned reputation of the concern
 They do besides their local trade in this city and in New York large outside trade, which comes from all parts of the Union, through their travelling representatives and the estab- lished name of the house. Their name is recognized as authority on all
 makes of gentlemen's dress, and they
 are one of the largest if not the largest, houses in their department of business in the l country. They carry an unsurpassed line of
 fine and tasteful goods Woolens, designed 1 by members of the house. are made specially l for them in the old world, and one or the 1 other of the members of the firm visits the London market annually. Attracted by the ! reports of their grand opening today and
 the elegance of the goods, we paid visit to
 the house in this city yesterday, which is the l firms main depot, and we never saw a finer l display, elegant as is the class of goods in
 variably maintained. In the array of gar
 ments ready to send away by express was a particularly elegant dress coat for reception purposes, and a cut-away suit of an aesthetic shading, very tasteful The house is now
 having special designs covering all of the
 latest mixtures and colorings, prepared fol their fall business
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-01
Police Commissioners.

regular monthly meeting of the Board of Police Commissioners was held last evening Present. Commissioners Sloat (presiding), Hart, Catlin and Kilbride.
 Bills for February were approved as fol- lows: Sundry account, $154.95 pay roll, $6, 197.13.
 James E. Doolttle and Philip Ryan ap- piled for positions on the force.
 Commissioner Catlin said that at the time MT. Ewing was arrested the contents of books and papers found in his pockets were pub lished in the papers,
 Chief Webster said that the papers were obtained surreptitiously by the reporters and without the knowledge of the officer in charge.
 MT. Catlin said that while he did not blame the officer in charge he hoped that such @ thing would not occur again, even if 1t re- quired the exclusion of reporters from the place assigned to the officer in charge of the office.
 The matter of police precinct in the lower part of the city was considered and 1t was voted that the clerk draw resolution to be presented to the Court of Common Council asking that all unexpended balances may be used by the Board to purchase land and erect building for this purpose.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-03-01
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention

February went out like lamb.
 Mir. P. T. Barnum intends to put up more houses in Bridgeport.
 Several watchmen were on duty at Malley's last night to guard against plunderers.
 Conductor Clark Prince, ot the Naugatuck railroad, left yesterday for visit to Florida. The shoddy mill of J. P. Dyer, in North Stonington, this State was burned Monday. Loss S3,0O0.
 The owners of barges recently lost off Bridgeport have libelled the tug Clara Caritta for $1O,O0O.
 There will be an entertainment for the Young Women's. Christian association this evening at POS Chapel street.
 Mrs Sally Perkins, of North Stonington, passed her ninety sixth birthday Monday She retains her faculties and enJoys good health. Yesterday was one hour and ffty-six min- utes longer than the shortest day in the year On March IT the day and night will be equal
 Horace Futile, who died in Mt. Carmel Monday, aged seventy-one, had long been member of the New Haven Commandery, K.
 Three and half inches of snow fell in Hartford last week, making the total snow fall for the winter 53.22. There have been thirty days of good sleighing.
 The Committee on Ordinances met in the Mayors office last evening and heard City Engineer Fowler on proposed ordinances in regard to the street department.
 The monthly meeting of the managers of the Home for the Friendless will be held at the house of Mrs. Charles B. Graves, No. 61 Grove street, this afternoon, March 1, at 3 o'clock.
 Incendiary Attempt.
 At about o'clock yesterday, while the Malley fire was raging fire was started in some brown paper for the second time in the Mansfield building OF Center street in front room on the second floor. The fire was dis covered and extinguished by printers at work in Kirschner's on the floor overhead