Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-30
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

Alfred Hall, of Wallingford, aged S5, died on Thursday.
 Tine Young Mems Institute received many new volumes yesterday.
 The gross receipts of St. Patrick's fair, Waterbury, were over $5, 900.
 The Naugatuck Railroad company have begun their annual ice cutting at East Lltch- field.
 The New Have Il Ice Company will begin cutting at Lake Whitney on Monday. The ice is inches thick.
 Mir. John F. Golden, jr., one of the editors of the South Norwalk Sentirae1, died at his home in that place Thursday night.
 The funeral of William H. Clark will take place tomorrow probably. The remains are expected to day from New Orleans.
 The Governors Foot Guards of this city have engaged the Wheeler and Wilson band to play for them at Hartford Inauguration day.
 Mir. Thrasher will make farewell address at the Seamen's Beth sunday afternoon at 5 o'clock, and also at the Fair Haven Bethel at 5 o'clock.
 There will be no meeting at the New Ha- ven Opera House Sunday afternoon. On Sunday, January 7th, the meetings will be recommended.
 Twelve of the members of the American band have voted to secede from the organl zation and form new band, with Mir, F. Guilford leader.
 The postof1ice officials find the mails still burdened with Christmas and New Years cards and business is very brisk also with the letter carriers.
 Monday, New Years day, no boat will leave New Haven at 10:15 8. m. Steamer C. H. Northam will run as usual, and boa will leave New York at II D. m.
 Meetings of the Boards of Aldermen an6 Councilmen are called for next Monday even ing. The black ballot decision is supposed to be one of the reasons for these meetings
 United States Deputy Marshal Bill takes the place, under the employ of the s. P. C., recently occupied by Rev. MT. Boardman ot New Britain under salary, and has begun work.
 A New London woman shot a tramp Thursday evening who was determined to enter her house when she was alone. The ball took effect in the tramp's leg, and he then decamped
 The remains of the late James Rice arrived from New York yesterday afternoon and were taken to the Grove street cemetery where the interment took place, Rev. MT Williams officiating.
 At Christmas festival given by the Man tic Congregational church, the pastor, Rev David J. Ogden, formerly of this city, wa the recipient of valuable and handsom black walnut secretary.
 The tax commission met in the privat room of the Board of Selectmen yesterday t consider the list of taxpayers whose taxe were uncollectable. The list was not read and they adjourned until next Monday.
 Hiram Lodge No. l, F. A. M., hay elected W. A. Beers, Julius Twiss and Ger Sloat as directors in the official board of tn Masonic Mutual Benefit association of thi city, which has now membership of owe $500.
 Mrs. Mary, wife of W. 0. Malloy, died yes terday after an illness of nine weeks, at he residence, Mo- 2G2 Grand street. She leave many friends. Her husband is storekeepe at No. 25O Grand street, and is a member c Court Elm City, A. o. F.
 The Grays' committee to arrange for tn grand annual reception of the command Jan. 25 at Carll's Opera House. had meetin last evening. The tickets for the affair ar now out. There is every prospect that will be very brilliant occasion.