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The Portland daily press., 1879-01-20
TO Let.

house 335 Congress street, cor
Il ner of Quincy street. is frescoed and in peTfest
order also rent of of rooms franklin for
$40 per month. Apply to l.. TAYLOR, 1856 Congress
street, or 304 Commercial street. de7dtt
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-20

WEST BARPsWELL.
Harpsweu HOuse-A. J. merryman, Pro
priet0r.
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-20
Tenementro Let.
Room 10 Let.

A GOOD tenement to let on Green street. Gas
"A and Sebago. Inquire OF j. G. WOOD MAN,
at 119 i-2 Exchange street. noy27dtt
The Portland daily press., 1879-01-20

SACCARAPPA.
Presump pscOt III HOuse,-W. 9. Pratt, PrOpri
et0f.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24
Burning Ola Fassenscr stannlcr.

new ORLEANS. &c. 20 Tire ps::lns:rs Lrd
crew Of the steamer T, 40 &: Ccesao. rescuei
oy The steamer Louise Il, NeIe brought hero
CaptSln Voss reports that about ;.tlGcs On tt g
oVehlng OF the 18th, while passing through the
6bhanis Chanpel, heard q hail conirgU up ap-
p,fsntiP from the ses stepped tho eEgincs nGd
wtrsd . host VIII Gu pics ed III Tvs rlen L,i3p-
Ing IL !rsi! raft Learning from the Eescged the
:alate Gi tha GiSsE.tr that had occurred, tie
Louise t. cluiied IN the vicinity until far iato
Inc ioTeEoon OF the 18Th, and succeeded in pick
ing up IN sll l. men. From Captsin Diaz, Of
me Fsjsro. q Times correspondent ob.-inod tie
teilo|ing particulars: The steamer left Havana
October II. for Nuevitas, with general cargo,
including u large lot of grain, provisions and
ANN unltion for tho Spanish army Eylryihiry
was sll right until O'clock on Saturday morn.
lrg, October Is when tie vessel WAS ia BahaG!a
Straits, between ParUdon and Lobus Lights An
alarm OF fire Was sounded. when tho captain
passengers and crew, who were in their beds 1t
the lime, We're aroused 10 sscertsin the c,use Of
me alarm. 1t Was found the vessel had t.ksp
IRE amldshp5, and Was then in y sheet Of fame
deneral confusion ensuedi some CT the rsssen-
gers ana crew were running to the stern OF
ina vessel and jumping overheard in their
Eight clothes. with whatever small objects thty
could lay hRnds on to serve IS lie buoys, while
others were trying to lower bosts The vessel
burned to the waters edge and sank in less than
four hours Time There were on board ~ men
as crew. and some II to 20 passengers, including
about six officers and soldiers of tho Spanish ar
my. Tho Louise i. picked up II Of the unfor.
tunstes, Including the captnio, two mstss and
oae soldier. Of this number, the captain and
five or six of the crew were badly burned and
otherwise ininred. These parties when picked
up had been Il 'atipg for eighteen hours en- pieces
ct plank, and were almost naked. Five of the
crew took to small boat; thoy are supposed to
have hoen picked up. One boat wss lowered,
and some twenty persons. passengers snd crew,
tGoS TO 1t, but are supposed to have been lost
These who wero picked up were in fearful
state from their long exposure to sun and wster.
They are all sti! aud sore in every limb, and, in
lner destitute condition, present pitiable sight,
There WAS enc woman, the stewsrdess, on the
PaJaro. One OF the survivors relates hs efTnr,s
to save her, He had her at his side for some
hours, until ne could no longer hold her up, snd
she sank exhausted. Doubtless many vera eet.
On ny sharks, for the second mate and compsn.
ion, who ware floating with plank to support
them! saw char k approaching, and msnaged
by climbing on top to avoid him moment
when he turned and went away.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

The BERokRs AND Sol SMITH RUSSELL. -
This famous company OF musical artists and Old
lime favores of our music loving ciliZins are
10 appear at Sarepta Hall on Tuesday evening,
The 2S:h inst. TIC company vii! III this sea
son with number Of artists new to this COM
munily, all Of whom. however, arc accomplish
ed musicians and Of estab ished repntstior.
Principal among these are Miss Louie Kcmlo,
delightful vocalist, and possessing mes!
charming stage rrtsanes; Miss Mai. Roller,
late leading volnat Of the Ladies Orchestra
Of Berlin and Vienna. aud Louis +. B>os. tie
celebrated young cometlst, whose recen: Ill
umphs in the northwes: have attracted much
notice 10 musical circles during The past two
years. The great comedian. Mr.. So! Su.th
Resell, has reoincd the Bsrgefs. and is, OF
o5urso. The loading attraction Of tho company
once mole. MIR. Russell will introduce num
Der Of new sketches. Ii is needltssto rrscic;
for this troupe full house, foF it is Gully ne
cssssr9 to mention their coming to re1der tina,
an assured fact. A most delightful ettertair'
ment may be anticipated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24
IYElArS EE TME U.RE

The New OrIears Bosrl Of Health yesterday
|th; rev quarantine Restrictions against c)ttou
b7 ial 'rj:u Menu bi4 and places above, and
a!s) piss!d resIlu!Ioa rcqu 's:iuc thy gcycrC-
oIs1t - rails. la7aotlGu November let.
B!'hsny College, in West VirsiOia, icupded
by Cimpy. Wa destroyed ty 10 i5osndlary
SIS @rt,y iae T7c;cl has btea arrested
and has confessed that h. IS member of NC
oreaalzsd oaDd Ct tou:e buners.
The Fredericksburg Records. says: Ga Su,.
gay last ors johnson, al cid and respected
:oortu mitl:tsr 0! Stafford ccuoty, ucar The
klrg Gccr4o line Tas driven from lis pu!pi,
AID the Bible taken ir1m him by s5mo road
jUs..r Gsgruee.
Mjthasi SuliVs5, who Was icd:c ed for buy
itg ntivs bis .uGh;,r's ilsgitimate child, was
s'r'luscl at Il z .bsth, IN. j., yesterday. The
ptlsodasj eouas:l obi5oted to The panel Of
Jurors te;auSe 1t uuntaiaod two wrong names.
fhs tIlal was postponed uuii! December 10th.
Tne statement which Mr.. Hayes made yes
t'rja2 to Sc0aior Kellogg, that be expected
that 10 1881, CONGRESS- il both branches would
h; Republc,u, Wss has d OF the belief and as.
sumption hat the Democratic senators whose
terIs ,xpira March 4, 1851, six would be- sue
cscd>d ty Republicans
Stephen G. Cauldwell's wife and sist r, Mrs.
Charity kcser; Of Homowt OK. Ulster Couoty,
n. y, yesterday drove to Monticello to SOS
CauIdTslI, he being cou6ued in tho Sullivan
County j .ll. ln the afternoon they started tor
home. Last evening party of tisbermen
found both women lying dead 10 the road be
side TIE overturned wagon, to which the horse
wss still attsched. Ole wumRn's head lay on
tho oth,r's body, Tho coroner has gcno tc
the sceEc OF the accident to solve the mystery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

sD- TnE FALSE NoTIoNs EXIST IN TIE
minds OF many Otherwise inteii seut people IS TO
the requirements OF r. Gi.ordrred stomach or
liver. Tho swal!owing OF n.uscous and power.
lul drugs IL the way to encourage, nur to cure
dyRpepsis ard liver com plsint. Nor can a con.
stlpaled or otherwise disordered condition of tina
bowels be remedied by similar treatment, That
agreeable aud thorough stomachc ard aperieui,
Hosleitcl's Rt!ers, which is The reverse cf un-
pleasant and never produces violent effects, il
lar preferable TO Tho mediciros of the cl.ss TO-
forred TO 1t !Diusts new vieGr into . falling
physique, cheers tha mind while il strengthens
The body, and institutes complete ref6rm in
the Sc!ion of the disordered stomach, bowels, or
liver. Appetite and sleep arc both promoted,
uterine aad kidney affections greatly benefited
oy It's uso 1t Ia Indeed comprehensive and
meritorous preparation, FREQ from dr.wbscks IF
any kind
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24
FEst I'm lsr.SSHx.vY row.
Special Correspondence of the A!era. Gaz,

HCf''''<l correspondence " tiSe I1tGCG. GuEtte
WASHINGTON, d. g., OCT. "a, 1879.
The funeral of the late late Mrs. Gales is ,id
to have been distinguished by the presence Of
all thu old society people Of The District of Co.
lnmtIo, those who werc ths leaders Ct society
here before the Var, aud who now f1rn an
exclusive c'ass into which the 5hod6y aristoo-
racy Of the capita! caGnot enter. and the canal
y observable absence o. any Of the litter class.
Indeed the funeral, 10 all its particulars. tended
TO bring back teoolleoiions of the good old times
before tho War. The house vas old timay, and
50 vas The furniture and every thing about it.
The H,ors were bare, as the time had not or.
rived, according TO the old rule, for putliog
doSn the carpets. ami the cofin rested ia the
chamber 10 which the old lady died. Every.
thlrg wa9 Ee4t aed . Il Il. and genteel, and there
Was none CT the display that characterize too
many tunera's Go| dgys.
The statement TO The effect that Mr.. HAYES
offered the British mission to Mr.. E7Grs, yes.
tcGGaS, is doubled by somo AID credited ty
others All. however, agree that mr. Egarts
VIII DOT accept 1t, Tor two rcssons; his present
position is moro agreeable and less expensive,
and Strange as It may socn Mr. EVarts has got
the presidential bee 10 bis bonnet, and thinks it
h9 DO mcsus Impossible that among the numer.
Qua asprnn's for the presidency BIO msy be Sc.
lccted
a Cabinet meeting wSs held to day, at which
Mr.. hey's order with reference 10 lotteries is
reported to have been discussed aud approved.
Mr.. Hayes this morolng signed the commits.
sion Of Calvin j. Hooper as captain. and John
Denle:t aid Geo. l. Thutst1n az lst leu.en.
aIti 10 the rsverus service.
The Ficsi.ts c. The Treasury to day from TO-.
tt'niI revenue amounted to $423 S43; from
CUSTOMS, SG2l ,5Sl. III, pato0sl bsnk notes
uc:l'ed FIR redemption amounted to $50, OOO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

REdIsTRAT1oN.-To MORROW morning tie
registrauon bucks will be opened in The ssv:ra
wards. Undtr the new law tho books OILY re
main open for ono day icsiesi Of three, as
formerly. All porsors who have changed their
ie. d.uce should tee tbst their PANTS are cor
rec ly registered. Ia The F4urlh ward tho re.
Ristration place has been chsugsd TO Jas.ics
Nails ofi,e, on Columbus street near Dlke.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24
TONTINE.

pr j y White, Richmond; DR. H L T Man.
Mig. Baltimore; Frank Adams. New York; G
I Green, Warfcnton, Jro NJ Forbes, de-; Geo
Doueless, Wa'binet,t; s E johnson, Kappa
hammock; Dr.. P W NeIson, Va; Judge Keith.
Wtr?eu,or; j j Miller, Washington. W; j H
Maddux, Warrento1; II Hsumill. Oc,oauan;
B r Mason. 70; Fl q Maddox. Baltimore; I
Witichen, Haymarkei; o W Hunt, Fairfsx;
George Il CoupIaDd, Washington; John W
Graham, Fairfax; E f Brown. Cu pepper; 8. 7
Chardlsr, Charles c., Md; r Wetmore, Eau.
quiel; 4 @ Thompson, Baltimore: McKin
Hogg dc; j N Gibbs. Nit Veruop, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

THE WEATHER The weather this mcrong
took Very dcoded change for the coldtr. A
high wind also sprerg up during the night.
which aided considerably to the kesnnes OF
the air. The steamers Geo. Leary aud Jane
MOstlsy, which made excursion trips 10 York
town yesterday arrived several hours late hRvi3g
been detained by the high winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

CONCERT AT ANANDALE "A concert was
given at Anaudale Church last night, for the
benefit Of tho Church. Iho attendance vas
very Itrse and tho affair 6 complete success,
10 every Issptct. Among those rrssaat were
a number OF young people from West End.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

TIGHT RoPE WALKER An iaiisilas | ca
ing himself Prof Dare gave au cSh bi,ion Of
tight rope waking 1T the cOrncr Kug and Fin
streets to. de-. The rope vas stretched frula
the Marshall Il yuse building to Brashear' 5
stcro. opposite, atd the performer exhibited
numtrJ Wondcrfui icass upra the rope, 10
tho presence OF largo crowd, aud apptrsotIy
at the iminent danger OF breaking bis peck,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

CHARITABLE CONCERT. "A charitable lady
If this city has tceo engaged fer tomc time
past 10 iusirucing e larty of young misses iD
music. and Oh Thursday mex. they wall give q
concert at Peabody Hail. Tor the benefit CT the
poor, under tie auspices Of the Society OF 81.
Vincent DC Paul.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

THE CANAL. AND Coal TRADE.-Tho Cam.
terland News has the following: 1t is reported
tina. the SharpshufH bjainen have dntcrmirc
not to beat Tor less ;han : a TOD, Rad that
they have notified the Cumberland baatman to
tina. etftr'. B,2t;pg was aontihnci vraierdsy
as usual.
The strike u;Gon2 iha :Ecn e;G p,0yed Oh the
LoDac)niog cul %; !h@ G4arzo's Cr!ek and
Cumberland railroad, iaausurated Tuesday Tor
40 adVarc, Of tom 81 10 81 % dag, vas
continued yesterday. ony few men b%ipg ut
work
"A tc!tggat.i vas r@csi9td here yesterday cog.
hrming the ststeaent il yesterdays News Of
strike among The miEcrs OF the Meyers3sle
region. The I"ovetncnt, hoWe7.:, il c,Ef1cd
to the miners of she Cumberland and Il k Lick
company, Wac want 81 aisanC3 If from ~ 10
30 c1nt5 toa. Up 10 neon yesterday these
miners vera sii! Cu:. The Cumberland and
Blk Lick c)mpan7 ordinary employs from 90
to 100 men.
The Times s.j that 20. Y. Hammond, the
superintendent al The GnGb, RAID division Of
tho Che s1peakn Gnd Otio canal, c1mmcBced
using tho big pump al NCr;h R!aGGh, 10 miles
from CupberIaDd, GA nIouiay last, and will!
eontinua pumping uni! W. have @ sufficient
rain to enable heavy n0aiaiot!lvcl. TIE latest
report last night by tc c9hone, was that he is
doing we'll. and that there is plenty vi water in
the rlvor still 10 keep the pump going. From
our canal report toltayt will be seen that b.. 5
are now leaving With 90 average Of 90 tons each,
sud that fifteen beats left yesterday, cnryiug
1853 o.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

SYNOD OF VIRGlSIA-The SSnod Of Virgil.
mia, OF The Presbyterian church, is YuR 10 ses'
sion at Dloville. Among tho members present
are R:v Dr. B1lluck aud Rev. Mr. Dinwdiic
OF tue this city, who represent their respective
chutchrs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24
Yellow Fever.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Oct. 24-Up to 10 &, IN. no
now cases of yellow fever have been reported,
one death has occarred sincelast evening. Frost
Tell last night and was plainly visible this norm
lng' notWitnstsnding the prevalence of high
wind. Tha thermometer at dsyliyht indicated 80,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24
LOCAL MATTERS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES, October "a. 1879
For the Middle STATES colder and cleur or part
~ cloudy weather, with RISING barometer and
northetly 10 westerly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

RAILROAD CoNDUCToRS.-Thom members of
The Railroad Conductors Society which has
been 10 session in Washington, for several days
past, made @ trip 10 NJ. Vernon. on the s!carl'
er W. W. Corcoran, to 6sy. The convention
is expected 10 sdjourn to night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

New CoRN.-Some of tie farmers 10 thu
neigh oericg country a!e alresding sbcliDg aud
sorIug their corp, but mes. of il is found to be
damp and 10 bad eondi!i1n for handling.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

GONE HOME AS will be seen bY h r1p9rI
elewbere. tho Medical Society cf Virgltis ad
burned lest evening. Most of the ply sicans
lett town. last nirbs and the cry is again 10
the updisturbed possession OF the resident
H. ctrra
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24
ISCglulDH.

NEW YORK, Or. "A special from Sill:
6uiy, n. T., s2;s: Il sra..l rlunun vf U4roua
sn!1!sra Vi both atIicD vas bad here to day.
leo thousands people Her9 present.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

AsuoRE.-O 9iug to the high wiojs, the
steamer Virginia of the maryland ferry !iDo,
was sit ashore, at her slip 10 this city, this
norni0g, aud VAS unable 10 make htr regular
n ps
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

Mr.. N. w. BURCuELL formerly Of this city
was yesterday appointed by Mr.. Hayes trustee
OF the Reform school Of thu Districs of %
lpmbis.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

4 marriase license was granted in Washing.
ton, yesterday, to John w. A,well. of this ci.S,
and Mrs. Margaret T. Keller, of Baltimore.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24
Meuica, Society ct Virginia.

The s,ciey recoaveacd yesterday evening
at a. o'clock.
The question Of artisertics ant: disclilc:a1is
made the suject for DISCUSSION at this SESSION
CT he society, Ua9 pss5ad over.
DR.. kertCot moved that Tho suli=, for dis
cussIon at tho mex annual meeting be Tobacco
Its uses ard abuses 10 heath aud disease
Lost.
Or. Martin moved thst Summer Com a!nint
Of Children be the sutiec:. Adopted.
A paper on Diphthc,is By DR.. 4. ~ Faur-
tlcroy was referred without raadioc.
The necr0'o .ica! Report We ,cfalrad without
reading.
DIS. Dillsrd, k@Eiodt, Powell. Aahtaa and
Payne. OF EaIqulcr, were put 10 nomination
tor the Z: anouai orator, but were all with
drawn except DIS Ashton and Payne sud a
ballot being taken resulted: Payne 10, Ashton
10. whercupon the President cast bis votc for
Dr. Ashton, sod, thefcupon ths! gentleman
was declared to: 5aaimou5 choic! et the 80.
oiety for its next orator.
The thanks Ct tho sg2ioiy vSEa then tender
ed to The Va. Midland and the W. Il o. X. II
TO the citizens AMI TO tbs Local faculty for c0ur
tcs!es shown the nemteTs IT the society.
A motion to a. )utD h:3G die being made,
The chair said he ui}tcl oil the mcmb.ts q
safe aod happy return to their families aud
those vino have mono to do SO forthwith. lie
then declared The society adjouined.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24
Snow.

NORWICH. CONN, Get: M.-T~o inches of
snow 11eli hs!s during last night. Weather
cold.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24
Hotel Arrivals,
MANSION HOUSE.

j Il Bond, Bristol, Teuu; g z Moore and
vile, Washington; Msyorga, N. Y; Prof D
} Dare sni vile, -; James Thompson,
Ogerd; j II Chatsigus,. Richmond.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24
Killed. by the Cars,

PROVIDENCE. R. l., O,s. 24.-Eouch Briggs
OF Hebronvllle Mass, aged Is years, was killed
ibis morning while walking on railroad track.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

REV. MR SUTER will prcsch st Grlca
Cb1roh 20 night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

PoLITlcAL MEEr1SG.-.Gaure was political
mteiug at Bats Cross Ro ,is, ~ tic cjuo!y,
last night, which Was presided over by Mr T.
ii. SyGberd. The p!in:ipal speakers we're
Capt. i. l.. Saith and Mi. ESQ. G. RJu3t.
both candidates for the S;atc Se0a;c. fno
sympathy 81 the audience WIS evidently wn;,
Capt. Smith ard lis doc linos, and lc ua,
frequently app'aud,d. Afcv the Two psn,ic
Ees banned had finished. Edmund Burke,
e!q., addressed the people IN a few Welt timed
remarks. urglog a support ii The honor and
coed sttndiog IF e. State.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

ROFFALO LLTaIA WATER-A fresh
~ supply just received drecf from tho sorincs
Ia MeckleA burg county. Y. Price SOC uer
Sa!lcn bottle or SIS 81 per Case OF one dCzon bot.
Ties. Also the Fsrmvilo Li:hia Wstor from
iIlnce Ed gard county, Va, at Coo per measured
ssLo9 .: 90 tof q esilon dsmijonu, package
lEcinded. !hls last is said by many to DO fully
,qIsl to Ins frat named. Descriptive pamphlets
upon application.
oC'Z} JANEEY A. On
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-10-24

MILLiHERY! MILLINEkYl-Iy tsIl
IVA styles are now ready, in Straw Fe5, a ni
flush; also !ull line Of Valvets, Srtjn aid
SllK5; ID dozen Felt Hats 1T -, each At
FERGUSON s. BROS
cut23 CG $780,
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13
ABOUT OURSEL YES.

By the time this edition of the BEE reaches It's readers, we vii be in a posi- ton to execute all orders for job printing both plain and ornamental. We have at considerable expense added to our concern complete and well-fitted job department. which will enable us to print anything from full-size poster to a vis- iting oard. Tho many efforts made by ps-aDd the successful issue--in the man. agement of this paper for some time past
 will. ve trust. be sufficientguarantee that all ordnrs entrusted to us will receive prompt attention, We have engaged the services of s frst-elass and experienced workman. Mir. P. J. Dunne, late of the New York World, who will have entire charge of the business and who will leave nothing ndone to suit those who may favor us with share of patronage. Give us trial and Do convinced.
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13
THE LIBRARY MEETING.

A meeting of the members of the Li- brary Association was held at tho Grand Central Hotel on Tuesday evening. May $. The meeting was called to order by the Presidant, Mr, D, G. Beers. Those of the Soliciting Committee who were present reported fair success. It was voted to expend the money received from tho last entertainment for the purchase of new books, part of which were se- leesed that evening, and they will be purchased and placed in the library as soon as possible. It was also voted that the list of all new books purchased since the catalogue was printed should be printed npon slips of paper and given to all subscribers who may ask for them of the Librarian, and also that the list should Dc painted in the BEE.
 A committee was appointed to finish thu selection of tho books, after which tho meeting adjourned until the first Tuesday In June. 5;
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13
WHY NOT INSURE 7

The Mutual Benefit Life Company, of Hartford, Conn, supplies long -feitneeu of the insurIng public, by furnishing lie insurance at cost, and leaving no oppor- tunity for the misappropriatton Of the policy-holders' money.
 Seventeen dollars buys s3,0O0 of imme- diate protection. Members mutually in- sure each otber on new and comm 2l- sense basis Pay as you go and Det what you pay for. Sherwood Sterling, of Bridgeport, agent of this company, will bo in town th4s week. Ask him to ex- plain the workings of the plan. MT Sterling Is now canvassing Bethel and the plan meets with great favor, as Is eVi' hsneed by the number of persons insured . l. P ,l,
The Newtown bee., 1879-05-13
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, commencing Aprtt Iassenger Trains leave Newtown, going North, at 10 AT a. ln. and 5.33 p. in. Going South, at o.lo and Il 40 a. n., and 4.55 p. m.
 Express Freight Trains, going North, leave M at l2 40 D. m and 25 pm. Through Freight at lo.oo D. m Going South, Milk Train at 7.5 D. m Sun day Milk Train at T.45 ?. m. lO.47 a. m and 533 p. m. Trans connect at Brookfield Junction with trains for DanDury.-- 10 AT a. m Train makes close connection at state Line with B. & 4. fast train for Albany, With through car arriving at 250 P. m connecting wlth the popular Chicago and St. Louis Express for tho Vest , 33 D. m. Train makes close connection ar State Line for Albany and the West, arriving Ill Albany at 1O.10 p. In. ,,
 Passenger Trains leave Hawleyville. going North at lO57 d m and 544 p. Ill. Going South, at 6.od a. nl 1 80 d. 1n., and 4.45 p. Ill.
 lO.57 a.. In. and 5.44 P. m. Iral ns connect a' Brookfeld Junction with trains for Danburyi also for Albany and the West.
 Express Freight, going North. at l2o ana 'oo p m. Through Freight at lO.5b D. m ,,.
 Milk Train going South, at f.o5 P. Ill. Suhoay Milk Train at 30 p. m.
 Milk and Freight Trains have passenger accolno dation. - ~ ,
 Passenger trains connect with Shepaug R k. te and from Lit. .hfeld At Canaan with Ct. West. R. l. Through tickets sold and baggage checked iron Newtown for Albany, Saratoga, Buffalo Suspen sion Bridge or Niagara Falls Chicago, St. Louis ane principal points west. From Hawleyville toi Albany, Saratoga, Buffalo, Suspension Bridge ol
 H, D. AvERIIII, General Ticket Agent.
 l.. B. STIILSON, Acting Superintendent. Bridgeport Conn.,, April 28 1879.