Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-30
New York, New Haven and Hartford
 Railroad.

NC" fOcEx, New Haven anu kAAfthCTN
 Railroad.
 The directors of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad company have prepared report to be submitted to the stockholders at the eleventh annual meeting, to be held in New Haven on January 10, as follows Income for year ending September 30, 1882, passengers, $3,393, ,513.9g; freight, $2,O65, ,S55.52; mails, ex- express, etc., $47s, 43S. 2G, making total of S., 5,937, ,SO7.64. Operating expenses, $3 9O6,- 67S97; taxes, $260, 44O.54; interest on Harlem River and Portchester bonds, $17O, 900, making the total expenses $4, ,23s, 119.51; balance, $1, ,699 ,688.1 Two dividends of per cent. have been declared, amounting to $1,55O,O00. The sinking fund is $1, ,136, 296.46. No additions have been made to the capital expenditure accounts dur ing the year. The total number of p passengers during the year was 6,397 1885 tons of freight moved, ,9OS, 322. The road has 1O5 engines, 22S passenger cars, S2 mail and baggage cars, and 2,152 freight cars. l in the buildings, bridges, rolling stock, &c., of the company. The proposed alterations I in putting down two additional tracks and change of curves and grades are recommend 1 ed, and will necessitate the expenditure of more money for the next year or two than
  | company. The improvements must be made with money raised upon the credit of the company.
 | Personal
 Rev. s. D. Jewett, Middlefields B postmaster for twenty years, has resigned his po- sition. The office is to be changed to Capt. Egbert Miller's, half 8 mile south, for greater | convenience.
 Saxton B. Little, of Meriden, has given | $1 ,O0O towards free library in Columbia.
 Arthur B. Gilbert, of Hebron, lost three 1 valuable COWS and had two more badly in- jured recently by the giving way of the stable floor.
 Foskett & Bishop, of this city, have been awarded the contract for putting in steam apparatus in the new armory on Meadow street at $3, ,9S6.
 Patrick Clark, of Birmingham, who recent ly went to Ireland for his health writes that owing to the dampness of the climate he will soon return.
 Postmaster Clark, of Birmingham, who has been recruiting in the North Carolina pine woods, advises consumptives to go there
 eat corn bread, sweet potatoes and aeal anc go hunting every day, and the best results l will follow.
 | Colonel Charles T. Morse sailed in clip
 per ship from New York yesterday for China He goes for his health and will probably b' absent about year. Maria H. Robertson, of this city, was is sued permit yesterday by Fire Marsha Kennedy to erect three story brick building
 on Grown street, between College and Fem pie, to cost over $15,OOO.
 Robert B. Tanning, of Hartford, is sup
 posed to be the name of man killed at Man
 vile, R. l., Monday night.
 Donald G. Mitchell will begin his thirc course of lectures English history ant ) literature at Miss Montford's school Grov.
 Hall on Thursday, January II. Frederick E. Goodrich, formerly a Hart ford newspaper man, has been nominated fo City Clerk by the Democrats of the coming Boston city government.
 Lawrence Myers, blacksmith living at tn = upper end of State street. was discharged a the City Court yesterday. He had bee charged with tearing down fence which wa old and rotten. The judge charged him t
 avoid the fence in future. Representative elect Bronson, of Middle bury one of the Hayden jurors, was in tow yesterday in reference to legislative matter! Michael Donohue, in business at the col
 ner of West Water.and Lafayette streets WE married Thursday afternoon at St. hn's E T. c. church to Miss Kitty Stanford, daughte e of Thomas Stanford. It was vero pleasar IS occasion to many friends.