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THE INDIAN WAR.
CANON CITY ATTACKED.
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS-.
SERIOUS FIRE AT MEMPHIS
SHUT DOWN THE COAL MINES.
EUROPE TODAY.
German Clemency to NObeIing's Ac.



LoNDoN. July "A Berlin dispatch to the
PoSt says: All the persons arrested in cOnnec-
ton with DIR. NObelingS attempt upon the
Emperor Williams life or on SUSPICION of be
ing his accompices, have been liberated. No
BEING youngest brother was discharged from
custody last week.
The Last Tough PrObl EN- Before the
Peace Congress.
LONDON. July with Yesterdays session
OF the congress the problems presented by the
reorganization of Turkey in Europe have been
solved with one difficult eXceptiOn-that of the
border provinces of Greece. If the course is
followed in this case which was followed in
the consideration Of the other portions of the
European dominions of the Porte the solution
would seem 70 be some change relaxing the
control OF the Ottoman government over the
provinces, but the opposition of the Sultan 10
any such plan and the difficulty of getting
kuSSla to consent to the extension of Greek
influence beyond few districts close to the
Greek frontier may render impracticable the
scheme proposed by some members of the con
greSS; which. according TO the Berlin carre-
SrOnuent OF the Times, is TO offer to Greece
the same rights of supervision and control
over NeSt Roumelia-that is. TheSSaiy, Mace
donna and Epiru>-aS Austria will he intrusted
with in Bosnia and Herzegovina and possibly
in Northern Albania. BY thus extending the
influence OF nelghbOring states over adjacent
provinces which have long gwen trouble the
congress might prevent the recurrence of re-
cent events and remove the cause of future
wars.
The Turkish RemOnstrances.
LONDON, July "A Vienna correspondents
of The Times telegTaphS as follows: Despite
the prOteStatiOnS which the Ottoman dele
gates made against AuStria'S occupation of
Bosnia and Herzegovina, these remonstranceS
we're only made for the honor of the Turkish
flag. Some fresh particulars | have Just re
celYed from COnStantinope speak of a war
like movement appearing among the mussul-
man population,. but it certainly is not
against Austria these demonstrations tend.
Dreaming Only of recovering the provinces
invaded by Russia, the fanatical portion OF
the Turks would readily yield Bosnia and
herzegovina TO Austria OH the condition of
that power, at the same time occupying Servia
and Monterey, so as TO leave the hands OF the
Porte free TO wreStle with its chief antagonist
These are only rumOrS, but they indicate the
opinions prevailing among the Turkish peO-
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SMUGGLERs SENTENCED.-JOhn w. Broint
and Henly Burton, profes i)nal smHgglers,
have been sentenced in New York TO pay a
hGe OF g. Coo aud be imprisoned in the Albany
penlteLtlaIy Tor two years for smuggling
cigars.
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"ANrED-You to know that irst-class SEC
w OND HAND SUIT Is better and cheaper than
q kEADf-MADE NEW ONE. Try at JUSTH 8
Old stand, 818 street. between 9Th and 7th streets
NV. y. Every good prices paid for irst-class
seeond-hand Clothing. Notes by mail promptly
aL.el ced 70, jelly
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DKAWBACks.

nRANBAChS.
All citizens who have paid their SPECIAL L IN
FR iNEAENT BILLS, and those who have EOt,
can Lave them TeadIusted for a Drawback, under
The law recently passed by Congress. The time is
limited 10 July 10 10 present claims for Draw
backs.
special attention will be given TO all cases placed
In my hands. Bills paid az the lowest rates.
WM. III. GLAGETT,
Je25-tIy LPostJ
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quest to the board was obtained through my

CHARLES HILL TESTIFIED
that he took the second set of electoral returns
to Washington, but submitted no new facts on
the subject He had met Mr.. Sherman during
the political crisis. Mr.. Sherman told witness
that the party would stand by US; We must
60 on and inaugurate Packard
VIM. III. seymour, commissioner of deeds
testified that it was shown that the election of
Hayes and Wheeler depended upon Louisiana,
and in order to aecure that election Anderson
signed a protest partly in blank, the blank
being afterwards filed out by parties un-
known,
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AN ALLEGED NoBLEMAN IN JAIL-A young
man who has been employed on the Word
and the Boston Cyurier as "A dramatic crir =
under the name of Cecil w. Carr, and who
was recently lodged in Ludlow Street ilil on
charge OF obtaining money under false pre-
tences, is alleged TO be Lord OgilVy, the son
that he quarTeed with his family and married
Spanish lady, who came with him to this
country. The arrest was made On unr COZ /.
plant OF Miss NaIrel, at whose lodgiEC
house he lived while in BoStOn.-[N Y p
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COMMUNIST SENTENCES COMMUTED-The
French government has cOmmuted the pun
lshment of 200 communists in honor Of th.
exposition. Forty thousand francs were also
distributed among the poor of Paris, besides
grants from the local relief funds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-02

HON. SAMUEL j. RANDALL, Speaker of the
Hou.e OF Representatives. was rendered re-
ceptiOn blythe Central Democratic Association
OF Philadelphia at theirroOmS last night. Many
distinguished persons were present, including
eXMay0r Richard NauX and S. Davis Page.
The orchestra played Hail to the Chief when
Mr.: Randall appeared, and after in reduction
by MIR. Naux, MIR. Randall made a speech, in
which he eulOgized the labOrS of the recent
session OF Congress. He mentioned especially
the army bill, which prevents President from
using the army as posse cOnitdtus; the act
for settling with the Pacific railroads: the act
providing that all southern claims shall be
settled by judicial court, and the repeal of
the bankrupt act. On the tariff question he
said he regarded a man who talked of free
trade as either an ignorant man or a deceiver
He defended the presidential investigation
and condemned those features of the postal
Dill proposing to re-establish the franking
privilege and to grant exorbitant rates to
railroad companies: AS to the proposed Bra
zlllan steamship subsidy he said it would be
better to let the commerce between nations
come by natural causes, and not by subsidies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-02

THERE was an l1crease in the public debt
for the month of June, 1878, of s., ,l49 3SllS and
not decrease, as glance at the figures in
THE STAR yesterday viii show.
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IHE BODY of Mrs. MerIneImer, who mys-
teriously disappeared from the West End
hotel, Fort Washington, n Y, on Tuesday
last, was found in the Hudson river, at Yon-
kers, yesterday. All the indications are that
she committed suicide NS '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-02

BIDS were opened at the 2. o. ID. today for
furnishing stamped envelopes for general sale
by the department to the pubic for four ye rs
from Oct. l, rs, and for furnishing the official
stamped envelopes used by the department.
Third Assistant P. M. G. Hazen. The con-
tractis let on the basis of the number of en-
velopes issued during the year ending Decem-
ber Slst last, footing up l9s263,42o. The
the lowest, on the basis named :NPlympton &
Morgan Co.: Hartford, Conn; George F. Mes
bitt & Co, New York; White. COrbin & Co.,
Rockville, Conn. and the National Papeterie
Co, Springfield Mass. The letting of the con-
tract involves about two million dollars
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MAJOR POWELL is looking up rooms for the
headquarters of his survey, as the removal
of the Bureau of Education to Winder's build
ing Will put him out. The change will be mace
this week
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DEATH SENTENCE. - Michael Tobin. aha
West Point soldier convicted of the murder OF
Peter Ahe:s, a comrade, was sentenced in
New York Yesterday TO be hanged September
p IL is believed the President will commute
the sentence. -.
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STOLEN THOUsAND.-At Painesyille
ONO, yesterday afternoon an express messen-
gers bag, containing 1000, disappeared in a
mysterious manner while the messenger in
charge was riding on the wagon to the rail
road depOt
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GOVERNMENT PURCHASES OF SILVER Bull
L1ON.-Secretary Sherman has directed that as
soon as the annual mint and assay office shall
have been completed the purchase of silver
coinage into dollars will be resumed, under
the regulations heretofore in force, but no
offer, at price above the equivalent of the
sterling exchange on the day of purchase will
be considered or accepted. AllpurchaseS will
be paid for ID standard silver dollars.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS to the tour per cent. loan tC-
daY Slll COZ
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THE Gil OR1OUs FOURTR.-By direction of he
President, Col Rogers his private secretary,
has addressed a note to the different Cabinet
off GERS directing that their offices be closed on
the 4th instant, TO allow the employees to par
ticipate in the attendant celebra ions. The
departments will be closed at three o'clock to-
m 3rrOW afternoon.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal
'ev 9nue, 500, ,6744S; customs. $432, ,902.5l
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DEDUCED PRICES,

ia
Ths uncesasneQ oess leave 20 inform his m
patrons arc tho pablo generally tpst in con- E&
sequence Of reduced prices IN goods sad new "
f.ctlitssa be Is now a1le 70 make up -
tsn tn citeSn Yer cent less than former rates re.
BDectfrlly requesting continued fayoIs.
+. j. HEIBERGEE
CTrIZsy sND MILITARY TAILOR
fB-tr $50 18th street CGrcorzn Building
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POLITICAL CONVENTIONS On THE F0CRTH.
The Fourth Of July will be additionally nota-
be in political way through the assembling
OF four state conyenUiOns-the Alabama Re
publican, in hontgC merry; the Vermont Ma
tive American, in Montpelier; the Arkansas
Democratic, in Little Rock, and the West YiT-i
ginia Green back, in Charleston.
TEN BROCK AND MoLLIK MoCARrnT>4t
the instance of the owners OF Ten Brock and
Mollie Mccarthy, Col Clark, president of the
men TO guard their s.ables until after the
great race, which takes place on Thursday
next. 1t Is estimated that $1,000 people VIII
witness the race.
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% g A d.
TO all who are suffering from the errors and inds-
cretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood, &C., will send receipt that viii
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
wasdiscovered by missionary in South America.
Zen self addressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH
T. INAAN, station ID, Bible House, New York
city, sep26-eo&k1y
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Our semi-annual accounts have ali been made out
and rendered usual, 10 the last of June, and as
our cOpartnership expires, by Limitation. on the
10Th OF August next we viii thank our customers
II they viii make settlement at their earliest conve
Lience.
w. N. SHUsTER BRO,
Ia2q r. o1Q penoss,yruu;u oson,,e
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PRESIDENTIAL APPO1NTMENTs.-The Presi-
dent has appointed Melville B. Hoxie, of Ne
braSka, register of the land office at Grand
Island, Nebraska. F. w. RObb, to be collector
of internal revenue for the district of Nebras-
ka. vice Henry A. Newman. suspended, and
John c. White, TO be secretary of the legation
to Brazil
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GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.
SHIRTS.

IL
Mems unfinished Shirts 80 cents; of wamsltta
muslin, 75 cents. FINISHED, 70 centsi OF Wam-
1S-inch, al 90 cents unfinished and rs cents fn-
tshed, OF WaInsutta cotton.
SHIRTS To ORDER.
The best Shirts At 81 25: second 81 81 rs 81 So
u 2o and 81 each. Fit always warranted. Best
spy Linen Collars, for 81, special bargain;
ethers, 9 for 81. Linen Cuffs, 25 cents per pair:
best do, 375f cents. Jeans Drawers so cents
Gause Undershirts; LiSle Thread do. Novelties in
Neckwear and Hosiery.
THOMPSON'S SHIRT FACTORY,
1e15-tr $40 + st. n.tr.. Opp. Patent Once.
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SECRETARIES McCrary and Thompson did
not read THE STAR carefully last evening
therefore they walked under the broiling sun
ard over the hot asphalt pavements to attend
Cabinet meeting at the White House to-day
to be informed after their walk that the PreSi-
dent had left the city,
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TTNHE "TOKIO."
New ventilated HAT for summer wear, fresh
supply, Straw Hats, fancy bands: and fine a<A
SOFT Felt ats for geutlemen. Large stock ~
SILK Umbrellas for ladies' and gentlemen. -
sTlNEAETZ, HALTER,
1el4-r 1887 Pennsylvania apeasEe,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- SUCCESSFUL RIVAL MEETINGS
Rev R seIiaS1H y the young
~ THE Q sTKEET MaRKET Will BE
~ OPENED on WEDNESDAY until 10
nR EASTERN MARK ET. This Market will
''nns, a'sf fjc'S D. 'SSRwcoNB Market Msster
~ THE NOKTHtRN LIBERTY MAa-
80 OPEN III @ Day ,.,. .,
OND DIR. JNO. J. DYER,
NY Ofice and Residence:
418 T,0etfth street northwest. jy1 Inn
~ FouRTH TNt&Es 2E JT.K y KKh At At THE WASH
DaY, july zth, at O'clock an an. and an VIII Be
elG;1o g promptly al O'Clock s,g. g SMITH Clerk
ny WAsHINGTOF, ID. G., June 20, 1878.
NOTICE TO CITIZENS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the Com-
Subject %
IAN act for the Support Of the Govefnmsnt Of the
District of Columbia, for the fiscal year ending
Me and tRe tf act
form Of government for the District Of Columbia, -
now ready for delivery by the assessors. copy of
This schedule will be delivered to any citizen apply
ing for the same at Office in the District build
49, '''' " '''' WM. DIXON,
GEO. A. BOHRER,
b. ID. CARPENTER,
iy1-6t Assessors for the District of Columbia
~ OFFICE Q 3E 81. THE 4 me MEpk9PoLIrAN HH
Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting
OF the to s fo the S m e9 Of at E o R
= the G5mpany On 'WEDN EsDAY, the io:h + Of
Sg The polls WV " be SReG !fs HP Ssoek
WM. w. MOORE, secretary. je2e-e"St
40 MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
re III %sSSIDs TSIo Of Es GoI
PANY, of Washington. Will be held at the ofice
Of tie oh for ts
-G;S 5Ss8-d tP5Si5 SoBEE D. LAkNER, Sec
~ IMrORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.
Only thirty days from June 10, are allowed in
which TO file all claims for revision of Special
continue to give special attention to claims for
allowance on account of errors, material, or work
done; also, for special damages.
EDWARD W. WHITAKER,
POS A. street.
Special Taxes paid at discount. je22-1m
NF THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the s59ck-
c FLW 9ST a nc oA the hNp Of
DiTee1o,S WI 5s RelG dat at s90m 1as St. Cloud Build
Polls open from TO 4p.m.
By order of the President.
jel9 2Ot II. A. GRISWOLD, Sec.
0RTHE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COM
ny PANI, corner LIZ Sh and New York avenue,
receives Trunks of SilverWare and other valuables
on deposit; also rents Safes. Its vaults burglar
fire and damp proof. Charges moderate. Ofice
hours, 8 a. M to p. m. ie13-2n
~ BUFFALO LITHIA,
a.ppor1HHEgsNR HgNXADI Ma JANos'
SPRING WATERS,
Just received
MILBURN,S PHARMACY,
mar14-tr 1923 PRENA. AVENUE.
NJ HAYWARD Il HUTCHINSON,
~ S11 9TH STREET NORTHWEST,
With very extensive facilities for manufsc-
turing, are now showing D line of MarbieiZed
HsntIes unequaled for richness Of design and color
and riValing in extent any establishment in the
country. Architects designs for Mant!es and
WsiIscoatings closely followed, ana limitations OF
Agents for BARSTOW WROUGHT IRON FUR
MACE, Baltimore KITCHENER RANGES; also
the Russia fireplace STOVE. Contractors for
Plumbing and all Tin and Copper Work. with
tsrge force Of competent mechanics In their va
rious branches and long personal experience, will
A. ND oh han nrt hrTaG y,2
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VOYAGERS TO EUROPE
Can procure t Tlckets on the INMAN and the
FRENCH Lines of Steamships, to- >SSSo
gsther with full Information as to <EfEkKA
Berths dates OF sailing, &C., from
j. W. BOTELER BRO,
je2l-2y 923 Peaao. acenue u. 10.
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GAIT LAKE CITY, UTAH,
TOWNSEND HOUSE.

FIRST-CLASS HOTEL.
MOST DELIGHTFUL, RESORT IN THEA a
WEsr FOR TOURISTS: Best Commercial YEAY
mple Rooms in the city. S..iE
VIM. II. HOOPER,
VIM, JENNINGS,
tai Dvup and prppr
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EREsB STOCK

STRAW HATS -
Tor eentleInen, Youths and Boys, Just received
Elesant assortment Of Ladies and GeutIsInenrs S
Gun OhBRELLAS. al the lowest market prices
UMBRELLAS and PARASOI.S covered and re-
paired In the best maauer,
WALTHR kER, HALTER,
1AIS Pe,s,SsVJrSisEs AsessHs,
apii-u Above Willsrd's Hotel,
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CHENANDOAH ALUM SPRINGS,
y SHENANDOAH CO., VA.
Alum, Chalybeate and Sulphur Waters;
no bar: large lawn; elevation 2, 600 feet. VcSAv
Terms $50 to S45 per month, four weeks. AE.ES
Special rates to families. Excursion tickets via B.
q o. X. K. For terms and pamphlets address A.
j. MYERS, Proprietor. je1l-tod
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CAPT. RICHARD L. LAW U. S. navy, has been
appointed chief of the Bureau of Yards and
Docks, in place of Rear Admiral John c.
Howell, who is to be assigned to sea duty.
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SUMMER RESCRTS.

CAPE MAY.
u FIRST CLASl< BoARDI$G aAA
MILLER's .'OTTAaE GREEN
BRUA OMkY.
Tens, 10 re- week.
r'Uacn attends every train and steamboat.
I25-eOIm EX-MAYOR MILLER
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THE BREWSTER WAGON.
CAUTION.
We learn that bogus Wagons, bearing our name,
have reen offered for sale in Washington city. Iu-
formation may be obtained from our agent, AN
DkEW j. JOYCE, 4l2 14th street.
BREWSTER & Co,
je5-1m OF Broom street, New York.
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PERsONAL.-BishOp Pinkney is sufficiently
recovered from his late attack TO be able to be
out. Eev. DIR. Levin is also improving, and is
In Washington en- route for the Jordan Alum
Springs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-07-02

LABOR IN ENGLAND.-IMr. g. o. Shepard the
United States consul at Bradford, England.
furnishes the Department of State with
variety OF statistics as to labor in his district.
Inc wages OF railroad employees are-station-
master. $3.50 to $500 year, with a house ::
guards, s. to $50 week; engine driver, 81 81
to sl.S3 day; stoker, 81 cents to 81 per day
Factory handS-general foreman. So to 5 per
day: foreman, $50; skilled hands. man $l25
woman % cents common hands, 81 to 80 cents !:
mechanics. 81 rs; cartmen, 81: golfers, 81 80 a
day. Police force-chief superintendent, g. 500
and house (included) per annum; superin-
dents OF divisions, 500 to $3.50; inspectors
s. 20 TO $40 a week; sergeants, $7.25 to S. rs :
policemen, Sc to $650a week Public works
street sWeepers, 50 cents a day; laborers. 81
to 70 cents day; repairers of street paving,
q. All laborers have half holiday on Satur.
days, hall an hour for breakfast, one hour for
dinner, and work 5623 hours per week. The
police are on duty hours per day. A work
ingman can live sngiy for from 81 to $3.50 per
week married men with wife and five chill
dren; from q to s6 per week. Beef and NUT.
ton for inferior pieces, IA cents a pound best.
z cents; flour, 80 barrel; butter, s. to 35
cents pound cheese. Is to % cents. Wages
began to be reduced one year ago, followed by
strikes and riots,
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TusE BEyERIDGE HOUSE. MIDDLE
Il Bt EG, LUUdon County, Va. This "A
House offers peculiar inducements to7E 10y
sunni c fOaTdeTS. l S rooms are large 4saRE-1
and wei ventilated, has dOi,l. pOTticboS the Illl
Cf the house, Is kept in the best style aud st
the n ''Sl rates in this seCti' n. The country IS
pTCveThial for its beauty. heath, and society. A
Mineral spring Of much local celebrity within
mile of the HOte9 is sn additional attraction. For
fur ther Par; ;i-ulars apply TO GEORGE 5, John
SON, PrCprietOr. Je2o-1m
Connecticut western news., 1878-04-25
SILVERWARE, Both Table and Fancy.

I have one of the largest and best se lectet stocks in the state Those who may favor m' with call will find hay made my prices low.
 1Qtr
Connecticut western news., 1878-04-25

~ Great chance to make noney nEwE If you can't pet gold you caE JU get greenbacks. We neGI q person in every town to lake S n subscriptions for the largest,
 cheapest and best Illus ra I'd family publication in the world. Any one eau be come successful agent. The most elegant works of art given free to subscribers. The price is so low that almost everybody subscribes. One agent reports making over $150 in week. A la dy agent reports taking over 400 subscribers in ten days. All who engage make money fast. You can devote all your time to the business or only your spare time. You need not be away from home over night. You can do it as well as others. Full particulars, directions and terms free. Ele- gant and expensive outfit free. If you want prof itable work send us your address at once. 1t costs nothing to try the business. No one who engages fails to make great pay. Address.-"The Peoples Journal" Portland Maine. 1yavol6*
Connecticut western news., 1878-04-25

Connexions The 2nd Passenger and Milk Trains, "Sevw.S connect with Conn. Western K. K. frOhm M D. lertOn.
 All trains, "NoRTH," on the above table. csmr meet with Conn. Western R. K. for Mil llert0& Dec 19. Is7S w. BEACH &sp'x
Connecticut western news., 1878-04-25
LEAVE PITTsFIELD, VIZ:

o.Oo a. m. rsSe~~-ex Tor Drrug eport, array
 ing at 12.S0 p.m., with through car for Nbw
 York ,arriYing at 3.01 p. m.; at New HayeA
 at 1.10 p. m. Leave Albany at b.se e. m. Leaves Canaan at 9.A a. m. l25, D. m.. Passenger train for Bridgeport sSl1R-
 ing at 5.45, p. m.. with through car fM
 New York arriving at 7.46, p. m; as
 New Haven at 7.30, p. m. Leave Albany
 at 1045 a. m. Leaves Canaan at 300. p. m. 2,OO D. m. Mlsk Train for Bridgeport, arysy.
 ing al S.3O p. m.; New York 10.S0p. m. NeW
 Haven H. P. m. Lesves Canaan at 5. .52 D. m. b.1O D. m Passenger Train for Falls Village, asr irving at TOO p. m. Leave Albany ct s.@ p.m. A. Leaves Canaan at 645 D. m. Sunday Milk Train leaves Pittsfeld at S.S6 p. n, for Bridgeport arriving st $50 p. m.; New York 1I.50 p. m.; New Haven 11.bap. m. Leaves Canaan at 1. 30 D. m. ss-AII trains connect at BrOOk10Id Junction to and from Danburys H. D. AVERlLL, N M. BROWN, General Ticket Aren't. Superintendent. Bridgeport. Conn.,, March 4, 1878. a1h