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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04
S.ciser from Richmond.

Correspondence tl Tho Alexandria Gazette. |
R!cnMo:p. Va, January 3.-EA3cv.
Holiday sftr biddirg goo:,ye 70 o number
Of his mes; Intimate friends. left yesterday Tor
Cuba.
Sunday tbs Gaberaatotlal mausion was
| without tenant as ii will DO for some weeks at
least Cav. Cameron, sirco no hes been 10 he
ely, has been the guest Of C,ps Johu s.
WISE This mrtnlog ho recoivad qlite
Number Ct catra ct The Cspitcl. Many Of biz
cl5'toTa Etrc democrats. yhs fsc. is tho new
u0vatnor Is By no mesas without personal
i,2pGliT!'y 10 RichnoGd ard there appears to
tc d.nasit!an % tho part Of its ciiz,ps to
give him "a far show" The noiic,sbo fee.
%as ;ho largo crowd Of roeroes 10 tie oarilol
:qlsFc. Tl.y gathered cxneoinr to witness
some gorgeous cofen ooy aod We're diSnppcrt d
When they went away without 80 much es get
tbg 3 glinpso CT the now Governor
Governor Ccmcron's message 10 tho Lcgia-
Is:nro will ne trlct aud to tbs ptnt. Ii viii
no seat 10 Friday. AID gill bs ie manuscript.
L:sj highs =! thu ihest.e ca tho cec4slou of
The TGl dri3D OF lhU opera "Paiiercs" by the
llsvrr'y Company the new Governors rame
was ii: gcd into the socg and no yes mcnton
Cd IS - Newspaper yonng man G9y:ruor."
There vas scne applause.
A ruMbcr cftto lnaHbeys of tho legislature
aimo 10 tC-jag. The candidates, ESPECIALLY
these for the Differed! iudgsbipS. wors about in
iul foio' yesterday evening" snd HAYS all dsY
loog h2eu sc l1c IS Gort OF reception commit!
ieo 10 tho Oc.mng memb;r4. L. is deemed
very rr3b!hc that ,hero will be soma lively
r1orreug 0gtr the iudgships
The custom Ct noR yesr's c.lliog was quite
eebcra'Y observed yesterday. While there
were BOT SO many Houses cp:n as usual the
LuEber Ct yUuig ladies' receiving was larger
than las y.Gr ia ooo case IS N lnylss eighteen
rtc5ivrg IN tua house. Mis- Judge Ball, CT
L)ud6un. received with hcr m1thtr, Mrs DR..
=. H. Read.
a movement ia on foot by sumo Lyuuhturg
capitalists lookiag 10 tho purchase Of cert.ip
spIings property with a wow to lutniDg it into a
large iansIe seminary. Prof. T. N. Coorsd has
been offered lie place Of President OF the it,
sliu!iou. Since MIR. Gocrad's W tidraHal from
tho rscc for the position ct Superintendent OF
Pablo destruction 10 f.yer OF Mt. Fsrr il is
uodnrs.o0d ihs: he will BIZ made President OF
Bsckshuta college Of which he was tcrtaeriy
professor. Il is understood that MIR. Forr will
give Mr.. Cocrad his support fer tho psoa
STSONGBOW
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04

Tho Richmond DiSpatch did Itself and The
CITY ct Eoiu osi e:ldit by i!5 double shcet
ISSUE ii Sunday ias!. 10 response 10 c>m-
huens upoa ths: issue II aiik:s Tho sist 81 tho
sutjaot when it says:
The first class jii1ns! is 10 rfsll. OF frs
caG9 patronage. Given TIA inrmar. God & @
oihsr will algsYs b. ips!icouinp."
There il 10 TDoiish&r OF newspaper W I 9
will cot devote s,'@TTSa shsr, Of lis prpf:s IL
ward tGtklrc il ,;!ore attractive. The Interests
Ct newspapers aud The cities 10 which ihcy are
published hfc moi nuiy mutual tot reciprocal,
It'd iutl rciuIn !s Eigcn by tho former for
svaIy cent? wnrth Of patronage they Ieoaive.
Well patronz.h. ahi therefore kold. ntwc-
papers Incic!to that the CITES 10 wlicl thty
ara Published arc inhati:tl ~ active. eutct-
pTisug atj thr,i.y pcono.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04

sra you disturbed Of night sud broken Ct your
res! by sick child suffering snd crying with
the e1cruclaiing pain of cutting tseth II 60,
goat 0nco snd got bottle OF Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOoIhlN4 SYRUP. 1t will relieve the poor
littlo sufferer immedistel y-dspsnd upon il
there ia no mistake about it. There ia not :
mother on earth who hiss ever used it who will
not toll you 8! once that it will 2egulaie the bow
els, and give rest to The mothhr, end relief snd
health 10 the child, operating like magic. 1t ia
perfectly safe 10 use in I'll csses snd pleasant TO
tne l.ste' and 10 the prescription OF enc Of the
oldest and heat female phyBicinls and rnrsta in
the United States. Sold everywhere. rs cents
q bottle. mk2i
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04

q Cough, Cold or Sore Throat should
De stopped. Neglect frequently results in sn
Incurable Lung Disease or Consume.
ton. Il ROW MS Is Il ONCIIlAI Il.
FhtfCHEs do not disorder the stomach like
cough ssrupa and balsams. but act directly
Oh the Unframed parts, allaying irritation,
giverellei IN Asthma. BrOnchlt1s,C Coughs,
Cafarrh, and the Throat Troubles which
Singers and Public Speakers ARC sub.
lect 10. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
Troches have been recomm ended by physicians,
and always give perfect satisfaction having
been tested by wide and constant use for nosrly
An entire generation, they have attained we'll.
the age. Sold 1T 25C $ box everywhere, mhl9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04

'Horrcrs Of Chrisirnss-A Batch Of Shocking
HOLIDAY Murders--Are We Rolu;nirg 20 Bar.
bsrisn, ?-Eafrowing Ls3 OF Grimes in eli Parts
OF Tho Countfy-Te'Iitie Fsto o! rs" !ir!s"
The above was the displayed heading OF scme
of The crimes committed throughout the &C uasry
on Christmas and published The following dsy
in Ehs Wilmington, Del, Ersry Er:aing. The
dissertation q the dsy By iEtemperanca and
rufnianism is also com lsinel of in Staunton
and Winchester, ia our own Stale. While We
sgres with tho Stauaton Spectator. which while
.lsme1tirg the bsse usage to which Tho day is
subjected by bos.isl people. q. the same time is
'averse TO lampeting Il with any Pur;tanitsl re-
strict;ons it is nevertheless patent fact to many
that the colebrat on of ibs dear oil Christian
holiday in lis original innocence and simplicity
is fast becoming obsolete. wi o all sorts Of riot
Gus proceedings show paFoeFtblo Increase 81
sveIy recu!relca CT the Gsy. This country
plumes ils6t as taking place il The front ranks
OF modern civilization, ard souds misl al les 10
China to ehdeavor to divert The minds OF thcss
Mongoliaus from the pLiosouhichl teachings Of
Confacius, In order th:t they may emtrlce
Christianity. Fut what danpsr is thrown
upon Oil such Efforts when Cinnamon. 20 msny
of whom are in This country, witness the conduct
of the maddeninS crowd on the anniversary CT
the birth Of tho Author Of Christianity. and 10.
turn to their native homo. as many Of ihem do
after accumulstiuR htto money. aud carry
With them cur evil rtport! While lee tali5Uis
wss plainly taught By lheir ancient sago, lie is
also credited with having uttered that sublime
precept, do unto Others ns you would have
them do unto you"-a tralh hii disciples, who
never examined into the cl.ins of Christianity,
will naturally contrast with The brutality they
ere told is exhibited by come in a civilized ccun-
try GA rel sious holiday
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04
PUBLISHED DAILY q TEI-WEEkLY BY
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
WEDNESDAY KvaNlNe, JANUARY

The Tennessee politician With whom our
Washirston correspondent talked tho other
dsy on The sui JIG: If The probability CT The suc-
Cess Of TIE proposed attempt 10 Mahoniise his
State, wi5. from present iudlcsti0n5, CT
re: Wtoa he said lho nl!lrlps WjEli ret b.
made, So the t'rlhllcsus 10 that State ware
not SIS silly Ga these 10 Wig ola, who gave their
State to the MahoEeiics aid got i,athiDs in re-
luio. Tho virginia repuo!i:sss, black ard
whi.o togathG7. etvJ the MaLoac.cH auCut
ul5siy thousand votes. which with their twenty
odd thtu;sci scalawag democratic Yates, en-
sblcd then 60 sez the S!ato and ell lis ttfo:G.
AMI yet Of titss ofio:a not ono OF ary lcctu.t
has been prcsontod 10 republican,. the policy
being bclnx to a,Teag than tho party by recruits
IRON tic democrats. upon tht Idea. IS { Srr, sstG
by General Malone. Tint With tho democrats
divided there were huudfcd lhcuisnd ncfro
votes. from Wuum to set ATTY ms 1rliy he might
ant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04

DEATH CT Mas. ". w. WAIKEE.-Tt
'Northtra Neck News says: Il il with s1c:ro
sorrow that va record the death Of Mira Rch, c.
CO Walker, Tho beloved wills Of the Rev. w, w.
Wakr, which occurred on Tuesday marairc
sst st tho residence If her husband, 10 West
morelaod county, Mrs. Walker had ben g
g:ca. sufferer Icr ssmo tim, previous 10 her
ueaIh, and, therefore. her friends were DOT q =
together u0prspsred for the sorrowlul event,
which will be great blew 10 her dcve.ed hus.
band and loving children. The funeral reno
ries tctk pao, of II o'clock yesterday mornigr,
and wcro attended BY large col c,urss Of r5ls
tiyes and tIisuts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04

ST. PETERSBURG. Jan. "A telegram
dated lrkoutsk from NJ. Soukowsky is official
~ published annOurciog his roturo to Ilkoutsk
and stating that hu had met tho American
search ship Rodgers which was dispstohtd
Ecrhwald in search Ct tho Jsannctto, and had
also seer members Of thn Bremen expedition
who woro conveyed oa board The S:relok to
h ist CupO 10 the Ac:io ocsao.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04

Now that Gsnersl Irhn;,ons grstui.ous un-
just and utterly ua'ounGad insiLu .tioas sssirsi
the personal integrity 81 Mr. ii tiorson DHvia
have been thoroughly G-poacj, il lie hoped he
will cor fac his attention to Tho insursnc, lusi.
mesa. and no! make any more pablo exhibitions
of his choriahed ro9olga for being properly re-.
moved from the Command o! tho army in Gccr.
gis he demcral:;: Il by his 81. cslied Fabian
strategy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04
Tho Egyptian Question,

LONDON. Jan. 4-The Paris correspondent Of
The Times states that the announcement in ressi
10 tho Arglo-Ficnch notl TO Egypt was made
because OF symptoms thSt oil CO powers desired
to negotiate on ,hs Egyptian question They
now cannot do so unless thoy desire to show " =
trieadliness. There is not Jet an entire sRree.
ment SIS TO Details but i. is thought that in the
improbable event of interference becoming ne.
ceassry. from Elk TO eight thousand men partly
Indian troops and partly French marines will
be sut Gent end such ccm petition CT forcs shows
that permanent occupation Is not intended.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04
Arrested for Perjury,

New IoRK. Jlu. t Charles A. Byr:e,
formerly editor Of tho D.amsl;c News, was 81
rested TO day Oh charge OF perjury preferred
by JOS. Hart. publisher I the Truth" Byrre
was urtaRnld st the Tonbs Police Court AID
stating that ho desired 10 gvs bill for his az
p,ar,rc, TOR examioalion. Was sen. to tn, Dis
trict Attorneys of6c, for that purpose.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04
Indicted

NEWARK, n. J..Jar. 4 City Auditor Fed,
A. Palmer was irdo:ed by the prscd iu:y C.
day for forgery. and at onoo placed at tho bar
when no pleaded guilty 10 eight indictments
for forgery OF endorsements on warrants drawn
on The city TREASURER. lie was remsrded to jall,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04
Bead.

Shreveport. L., Jan. 4.-Uolonel w. @,
MeiVlD,th We,-known civil engineer in charge
OF the Government work ct the mouth OF Tones
bayou. Red river, died suddenly here yesterday
it ls supposed OF heart disease,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04
Discovery OF Gold.

OTTUMINA. a., jan. 4.-Graat Excitement
prevails hare tvor the alleged die Wy Of gold
aad silver IN paying q lan!ities near the tosn Of
Litc,p, Nebraska,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04

The change that has SO suddenly s:d Sc Ic'
Gently como over tho Spirit CT General Grants
drstm9 with regard u the cruel and unii:Ltreat.
Mani that General YitZ John Porter has 30 Ion &
received a. the hands OF the radicals in Congress
will induce thousands O people for the first time
tc doubt Whistler tEst ires:ulant has been ss
unjust "a il is generally believe to have be OF I.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04
Feeble Ladies',

Thoae lnnguid, tireaome sensations, Causing
you to feel scarcely able TO BE- on your feet thu!
Constant drain thst is taking from you. system
all its elastjc!y driving the bloom from your
checks; That continual strain upon your vital
forces. rendering you irritable and fre.tul, Can
easily b. removed by the use of that marvellous
remedy. Hop B!ters. Irregularities ard oh.
sttuc!ions Of your system are relieved 1t onco,
While The special CAUSE nt periodical pain is per
msnenily removed. viii you heed Ibis - Gin
clnnat! Saturday Nqht
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04

BISMARCK AND GAME sTTA,-Sau bait, h.s
boen travelling il Germany ia s:1i-t iucognito
under The name o! Mssssvi, assuming tbs char.
actGr Of e swJcr, 1hars IL runner OF CD inter.
WOW ba!waaE him an! Pracs Bismarck, who
hiss q strong par!shiy for tho ez-Eiot.tor. Tia
Paris correspondent Of the London Times quotes
the ChsnceIor rs Soy itg st the time of the Der.
lin Congress: GambsL.sl Thst il q msn I
should like to see be'ors die. Despite ali tba!
is said to the coDtrar5, he ia very remarkable
man. Ee towers over the hests Of bis fellow.
countryi oG. Am told he is bevchiDg; ytt
it is said meG Nhn ere beWichiug arc never
great stnle3 j on IN. Theirs once told me-"
i1terpo5ed the correspondent, THAT your High.
ness WA heGitching yet you pass for f gre.t
sia:e man. y AtAny rate" replied tho Prince,
smiling. Il have got that reputation 10 Ger
may :wo Days sftefWard Or. Virchow
offered C cnnmt MARY on these words by eaying
10 tim correspondent: Bismarck knows the
Enotror thoroughly bat hci5 quite unscqusint.
81 with Germany. He treats US IS if We also
had beel conquered by him"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04
Fin Rucsa1.

NEW YORK. January 4.-The stock make
opened 5 Il psr cant lover lhan yesterday
o;Ositg quotations. the latter Tor Rlahnond aBG
DAurils. La tho esriY dealings lhs market d.
cltned 5,l3 Per c,ot. Louisville aud Nashville,
and Dssver add Rio Grand, ls.Gio9 tho dc:
DINE. Subss qasat!y 90 advance of ! to II pei
cant took place, Louisville al d Nashville, KioL.
mond aud DanSiil,. Beaver srd Rio Grspde,
Northern Pacific prefe,red. Meiropotau Els.
Watt d. and Lake Nes b.icg must promiuel
taeIen
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04
Burned 10 Death.

HARRINGTON, lii. an. 4.-Tho hCu1a Of i
Polish farmer pshud Dimoskey, WAS turnec
yesterday, ard his Hon, lad. persisted 10 TIT
flames.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04
Died from, Her

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 4.-Kato Moir's. The
woman who Was burnt d on Saturday last while
attempting to siva the Lille of her s!er, who
was burned to death at that time, dlod tl-isy
from her ir arics.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04

tRTHE IDEAL" COFFEE AND TEA PoTs-Thc
best IN the ,0Orlt-Pe,ytction ant Chrapness
combiEet, made of tbs beEt highly polshsd
Charcoal Tin. ass Nickel Plated and Silver
linec. For sale Wholossle and Ketsi by STAINS.
HUnI S BRO. McButnoy's Building, cor. King
and Washington ats, Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04
Death OF au sred Man.

RICHMOND. KY, jim. - u.s. I,tm died 10
this county last Sunday altar h.gug ettsiut
tle sga CT l02 years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04

Forty years trial has proved "BLACK-
DRAUGHIn the best liver medicine in
the world. ---
For ssle By 4. 8. Leadbenter & Ero.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04

movement has boen atsried tY psIty OF
Virginia oipitss : looking 20 HE leasing of
certslu springs property 10 Virgiois. aud the
establishment Ct j lsIg, female college,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04
q Resolution Effected,

ATLANTA Co., Fob. % 1857. =
II. II. WARNER & Go STs-For thirty
ytars | Vas viciim Of p.iuiu kidney disease,
but your Ssfs Kidney aid Liver Uare hse
made inc new mao. CHARLES LATIMER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04

Tho offerings Of grain on change to-day wore
again very light bu! little having been shipped
since the holidays. Flour is firm at quotsiions.
Wheat is also firm, but the limited cGo;iIgs
mako prices only nominal Corn is wanted s;
Tia75 for good white. Nothing doing in Rye
or Cats. The cold wesiher has had the effect
Of s!iHoning prices for country produce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04
" BLACK-DRAUGHT" cures d.

STA, indigestion and heartburn.
For sale by e. g. Lea dbestet & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04
"WINE OF CARDUIn makes =.
Mothers Methers.Y .Josb..s,7

checks and clear compilations.
For sale By Z. S. LeAdbester s. Bro.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. January A.
No traffic in live cattle Dressed beef sold lair.
~ al SalOc per lb for ordinary TO prime sles--
An advance of about &c per ID
Sheep and Lxmbs-Msrket quit aud Ut
changed, with sales OF poor 10 prime sheep at d
&c per ID. .ni of Common 10 choice lambs b.
GATH cents.
HogS-None for ssla aliva Nominaly G7m
tor live hogs a! T5a.6 IS per loo lbs. fr
extremes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1882-01-04

TIE market this week was quite sclivs for All
binds of stock. The supply OF good cate WAS
not equal 10 Tho demand, prices o! which sd-
vsLc,d fully t.; common cattle wero net quite
30 numerous ss ususl and prices tor them ad-
vsnced also; sill the offerings were sold early st
stronger prices thSn last week. Calves in talr
supply AID demand. Sheep ind lambs higher
but dull. Hogs in good demand with but few
arriving. Cows and calves in good d. m and.
primo ones being quite scarce; market brisk.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-26
Fair Haven.

In spite of the rain that prevailed the Sec ond Company Governors Horse Guards, Major H. H. Strong commanding, headed by the American brass band, made a very fine appearance yesterday On South Quinnipiac street quite goodly number had assembled on the walks to greet the military they passed by. The Guards went up North Quin- nipiac street, then countermarched to the corner of Church street. Here they dis mounted and the horses were taken charge of by Moody, the livery man, and the com pany formed in line and marched to Central Hall where bountiful banquet was awaiting them. About ninety sat down at the feast. After the dinner Major Strong made few well timed remarks and introduced ex-Maior Colin M. Ingersoll, who responded with much eloquence. Following came very interesting speeches by ex-Major and ex-Mayor Sperry, ex-Adiutant General Merwin and Colonel l.. L. Morgan, of the State National Guard, and others During the repast the band played several selections of very fine music from the stage. The hall was beautifully decorated for the occasion. After the pay roll was signed the members strolled around the vil- lage, part going to No. Is engine house, where sociality and singing were indulged in. An hour wes pleasantly passed in this man. ner About half after four o'clock the Horse Guards remounted, formed in line and started back for the city. While the visitors were on the east side sautes were fired at in- tervals by the friends of this popular organi- zation. Had the day been fair the company
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-26
The ain Wrecke CTS,

The three tramps arrested, charged with attempting to wreck the Shore Line train. are young men apparently between 25 and 30 years of age. They said they were from Philadelphia and were walking. to Providence where they had expected to arrive Saturday night. They were put on the engine, taken to Clinton and locked up. Subsequently they were taken to Madison where Way, the station agent, was found. On seeing Leonard he cried, ''That's the man who shot mel" Leonard's bonds were fixed at $2OO, and each of his companions was held on bonds of $1OO. The prisoners were then taken to the jail in this city.
 Leonard made statement that they slept Monday night near East Haven and tramped to the scene of the accident the next day :; that man near East River told them that they could make bed with some hay down on the. railroad; that the man gave them some supper and that they started Wednesday morning at , o'clock. This story is not thought probable, as the distance to East Lyme, twenty eight miles, could not have been made in the time specified, and the men would not have been likely to have stolen away before breakfasting.
 It now appears that Way, the station agent at East River, was not shot. The slight in- jury the right arm was probably done by Q fon
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-26

would have been given glorious time by the east side people, but the unpleasant weather deranged all the arrangements for the occa- sion
 The delivery wagon of the house of A. l.. Chamberlain < Go. came out on Wednesday newly repainted
 Considerable complaint is made by those who have teams that pass the Yale boat house on the east side of Mill river of the steam whistle of the new launch Their ! complaints that they whistle more than nec- essary and so loud at times as to frighten the I horses so that some of them become unman- ageable.
 MT H. Lee Mallory started the fore part of the week for short trip to the West, through the States of Michigan and Wiscon- 1 sin.
 The one session of the schools yesterday pleased the young folks very much, as they wanted to see the Horse Guards parade.
 There was very pleasant gathering of the Ladies' society of the Second church at the parlors in the chapel yesterday afternoon anc evening.
 MT. Lewis Gum, who has been making quite an extended tour through the States o1 Massachusetts and Vermont, returned home again on Wednesday morning.
 Miss Savilla Bradley is sojourning among her friends in West Winsted, where it iS hoped by this change that she will speedily recover her good health once more.
 Mir and Mrs John S. Wadhans, Of Go shen, have been visiting at Hezekiah Tuttles jr., on North Quinnipiac street.
 Miss Doda T. Ives, of Mount Carmel, wis tied at Mr. Joseph Ames Wednesday anc yesterday.
 John Hine and Linus Bradley on Wsdnes day, when near the old Eli and Asel Bradle, pond, killed two copperheads and four black snakes, all of them good size.
 Several of our merchants are having th' upper walls of their stores decorated wit fancy paper trimmings. The steamer Ivernia made pleasure tr1 to the Thimble Islands on Wednesday with
 goodly number of invited guests, who en joyed the excursion very much, H. w. Broughton has given up the build ing in the rear of his store which he used a
 a storehouse. MT. Robert Stickney, the car riage lainter has leased the property an ! will use it as a paint shop.
 The rain yesterday disappointed the V. C's, debarring them from going on sport ing expedition over to Lake Saltonstall. The 3 had planned to take lunch along with ther and spend the day fishing.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-26
FRANK D. SLOAT, Pol GEORGE M. WHITE, Adiutant.
Dr. KIeeberg.

Dr. Kleeberg sailed for Europe yesterday
 noon on the steamer Leasing. He will visit
 Paris, Berlin and many other places on the continent. He preached very powerful sermon to one of the largest congregations ever gathered at the Court Street Temple on Wednesday morning, the day being an anni- versary occasion in the Jewish church. Dur ing the day he received numerous memen- toes of the high esteem in which he is re. garded, among which were pair of slippers to wear on the steamer and travelling bag from the Young Ladies' Sewing society, and
 a stylographic pen and another gift from the Boys Hebrew association, and in the evening he received grand serenade from the Arion Singing society as a special token of their regard. He received them at his residence and made very eloquent address to them. He will be absent about four months.
Morning journal and courier., 1882-05-26
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