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HOwE'S BOOkKEEPING-ONE MONTH GUAR
III anteed to equal three Of any other system. With
penmanship etc; So a month Howe's rapid business
$50 to and to 10 p. NJ. HednesdaV and satIrday
excepted. Separate Department for ladies' Prof. g.
w. HOWE. GIT 7th street ara
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The emperor snd empress OF Russia yesterday
received congratulations, seated their thrones,
in St. And rew's hall. The court ball IN the even.
ing was magnificent affair."
The Massachusetts, senate has passed a bill
abolishing the paym mt or poll-tax as prereQul.
site for voting.
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T,HOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE AND ADJOINING PREMI-
SES, On THE WEST SIDE OF POTOMAC
STREET. IN GEORGETOWN, NEAR BRIDGE
STREET AND THE MARKET HOUSE.
Under and In pursuance Of q decree Of the Su ~,
pTeine Court Of the District of Columbia sitting in
lqu1ty, duly passed in No. S6O5. T. B. Grow I.H
ct al. plaintiffs. Joseph W. Boucher ct al defend
ants. heirs of the late Alfred H. Boucher the l4th
day OF July 1874 the undersigned. Trustees appointed
In and by said decree. will SELL at public auction on
the promises. on MONDAY. the ELEVENTH DAY OF
JUNE, 1888. at SIX O'CLOCK P. NJ. to the highest
bidder the hereinafter described premises and all the
rights title and estat therein Of the late Alfred H
Bouc her deceased that is say All that part Of Lot
numbered twenty 900. in the city of Georgetown,
Beginnng at point the west side OF Potomac street
10 feet inches south from Prospect street. running
thence south IS feet six inches thence west 8! feet
the east line OF lot twenty thence north with said
east line - feet inches and thence east 81 feet to the
point of beginning, with the three-story Brick House
thereon.
The terms of sale follows, to wit One hundred
dollars to be paid down the day Of sae to he forfeited
IN case OF non compliance with the terms of sale;
third Of the entire purchase money in cash within five
Gays after confirmation of sale: the remaining two
thirds Ill two equal nstanents at twelve and eighteen
months from the day of sale, with interest from that
date. Full conveyance to be made payment of the
entire purchase money interest. and expenses Of
yeyance. X. P. JACKSON, } o..
THOS. BOWLING, Auct. my2o-dts
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THE OLD MEN Nor TO BE TURNED OuT-A state
ment having been published that the Postmaster
General intended to remove a number OF en-
plOyes OF the department whose advanced age
rendered them unfit to perform their duties, a
STAR reporter called Judge 0resham's attention to
the matter to-day, and he said that he had come
to no such determination, and that he did not
know that 1t would be necessary.
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DROPOsALS FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
May 3, 1883.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
1scal yea ending June 80. 1884 will be received this
department. until the FIFTH DAY OF JUNE, 1888. at
TWELVE O'CLOCK VI.
Blank forms for bidding viii be furnished upon ap-
phcatiDn.
The bids will be considered and accepted or rejected
fsln 10y Item and this advertisement and the proposal
30 accepted by the Secretary of the reasury and
the b nd accompanying the same shall constitute the
cotrs {. between the government and the bidder or
bqte,-, and no further contract viii be executed.
The articles contracted for must he furnished from
tiie - time during the III quantities pursuant
order rom the department.. The entire quantities
VIII, however. be called for during the year.
tach proposal must be signed by the individual or
nrIn making IL. and be accompanied by a bond with
suthci't suretes in the of two thousand dollars
(SZ ovO) approved by United States officer the dis
trlct III which the sure les reside do business,
3ofm 10 De furnished by the department. conditioned
Ior fht iislng such portions of the articles
awareC Under II, and the performance of the contract
Pros'o sails unaccompaIed by such bond will not be
considered and contracts viii be awarded only to esta
i1she'i Ia tacturers or dealers in. the articles
Proi os4E To be addressed to the UNDERSIGNED. and
marked Proposals for Stationery"
Ieye must be free of charge at the Treasury De-
partien Washington. ID. c. and viii be sub ect to u
spectlon BY expert detailed for the purpose By the
setretary ~ the Treasury and the delivery Of in
Terror article VIII be deemed sufficient c1use to aunul
tne co tract at the option of tue Secretary.
1he DEPARTMENT the right to waive defects
sha ~ pct anJ or al bids. ChAS. j. FOLGER,
mSo-ia"A" Secretary OF the Treasury.
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SHOT THE FATHER AND MARRIED THE DAUGHTER

SHOT THE FATHER AND M aRRrFD THE DAUGHTER
SnatleS Grover, young farmer living on the
Hartford road, Baltimore county, on Sunday shot
ana dangerously wounded Robert Farwood, a
nelghbor. 1t seems that the former was en- aged
10 the latter's daughter, and their marriage had
been haStened on account OF the delicate condition
In which the young lady was found 70 be Her
rather was very much excited about the matter
ana started out with gun to shoot Grover. The
ternoon married his daughter, as had been ar
ranged.
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The Baltimore WALKING Watch.

HUGHES AHEAD-ONLY FOUR MEN ON THE TRACK.
BALTIMORE, Md, May 9.-At 2 p. m. to-day, the
score at the walking match was: Hart, III miles s
laps; Hughes, 1874 miles IL laps; Albert 1873 miles
Noremac. 1877 miles 10 laps: Sweeny, 90 miles
laps, withrawn; Bennett, SO miles, withdrawn,
leaving only OF ID who started on the track
Hart, Hughes, PapchOt, and Noremac.
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Mends Glass, Crockery,
Wood, China, Leather.
10. solid az rock! Hard
as adamant! FIRM AS
GRANITE! Strongest,
toughest and most elas-
tic Glue on earthl A
SamsOnianG iantamong
all other Clues and Ce-
ments! Absolutely I'm.
breakable and Insep.
arah'ai NOHEATINGi
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RANGE OF THE THERMoMETER.-The following
were the readings at the oflce OF the chief signal
onlcer today: am. FOL; II a.m., 7S.7; pm.
$40 Maximum $50; minimum. &c I.
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Name
Nome.
Centenary Celebration.

BALTIMORE MD, May 29-The centenary cele.
braton OF the organization OF the diocese OF Mary.
land Protestant Episcopal church began this MORN
Ing at ST Paurs church. Charles street Bishop
Pinkney, Bishop lay OF the diocese OF Eastop.
many clergymen from all parts OF Maryland and
elsewhere and very large congregation were
present Exercises began at ESQ a. N with the
administration OF the holy communion and morn
Ing service, which was followed by an interest
ing discourse on the colonial history OF the
night there Will be a social gathering OF
delegates, clergy and invited guests at Lehman's
Han. on Saratoga street, when a number OF ad-
dresses viii be made on the history o. the church
In Maryland The celebration VIII continue to-
morrow.
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THE EXPEDITION TO LADY FRANKLIN BAY
Gen. Hazen has telegraphed the officers OF the
signal service here that he has inspected a vessel
at ST. Johns. Newfoundland. and found her In
every way suited for the expedition 10 Lady
Franklin Bay.
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Major Of Eugineers u. S. A..
Engineer Commissioner d. G.
lHOMAS DOWLING, Auct. my24- d
VNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

GOVERNMENT SALE.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF ALL The REJECTED
MODELS All THE q. s. PATENT OFFICE
On FRIDAY, JUNE FIRST. 1888, commencing at
TWELVE O'CLOCK, shall sell. in the Model Room
Patent Ofce all the rejected Patents comprising met.
ais description. other valua bic articles
By order of the Commissioners.
In-6-dls THOMAS DOWNING, Auctioneer
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INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC AND THE USE OF TOBACCO.
In the United Presbyterian assembly at Pitts
burg yesterday the committee submitted ma.
Jority and minority report on the question OF the
use or instrumental music In worship. The ma
lory report holds that the prohibitory law against
instrumental music having been repealed by the
church, that action should be adhered 10. The
minority report recommends that an overture be
submitted 10 the prcsbyter.es for adoption or re.
lection. shat the use OF instruments or music 10
the worship or God be allowed In the United Pres
byterian church, Until this overture has been
acted upon, sessions are en1oined to abstain from
the use or instruments. The reports were not
acted upon DR.. Sloan made a report TO the eject
that, while the use or tobacco was not OF Divine
authority, there was no real harm In its use, and
IL may be continued until there is some unanlmity
In the church on the subject.
PRESBYTERIAN DISCIPLINE
The Presbyterian General assembly at Saratoga
yesterday adopted chapters s, 9, and 8 OF The
proposed amendments TO the book or discipline
IL is provided that II minister, elder deacon or
COMMUNICATE, not charged with immoral conduct,
aDandons the ministry, removes outside OF his
presOytery and church. or joins a denomination
not deemed heretical, Without asking a dismIssion,
the presbytery and church session shall take no
action other than to erase the name from the roll
III he joins denomination deemed heretfcal he
Shall be suspended, deposed or accommodated.
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HNHOMAS BOWLING. Aucuoneer.

ART SALE.
CHOICE OIL PAINTINGS FROM THE EASEL OF
MIR. L. P. SPINNER AN ARTIST OF MARX n
ABILITY, WHOSE WORK Is HIGHLY APPRE-
GATED IN OUR CITY.
There will be added FIVE Oil Paintings executed in
the most mastery style, and several choice modern
Pictures
The sale will take place at my Art Salesroom, 18th
street ami Pennsylvania avenue THURSDAY MAY
1HIRIY-FIKSI, 1883, at ELEVEN O'CLOCK a NJ
On exhlE ition prior 10 sale.
my26-dts THOMAS DOWNING Auct
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The Boot ON the Other Leg.

Ane HtOOt On the Otn0f Leg
MONTREAL, May 29-Considerable amusement Is
created here by the reported action OF the Ameri-
can government In placing duty upon teas i'm
ported from Canada. The tea merchants say that
the boot Is on the other leg, and that aduterated
and nearly every other class OF tea imported here
comes via New York.
General Foreign News by Gable To-day.
Mr.. GLADSTONE ON THE PRESENT SESSION OF PARLIA-
MENT.
LONDON, May 29-At meeting OF the liberal
party to-day Mr.. Gladstone announced that it
would be necessary to drop for the present session
the governments bill for remOdeling the corpora
tion OF the city of London. He said he could not
expect that this would be brilliant session, but
ne tnought IT would be good one and not dis
creditable one.
CAPACITY OF THE ATLANTIC CABLES.
LONDON, May 29-Mr. John Pender, member Of
parliament and chairman of direct United
States cable company, speaking at a meeting to-
day OF the submarine cable trust said the Allan
tic cables were probably able to perform three
times the amount OF work they are doing at pres
ent, and that their capacity would be in excess Of
the requirements for some years. He said there
was little fear OF competition in the business.
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Gu. RUPERT,
ECS. 4os AND 4o5 .Tu STREET NORTHWEST.
0EAICUARwERS FOR THE WHITNEY CHIT
DKiN'S CAItIIAGE COMPANY
TIE CHEAPEST FOR BEATTY Co,yp,,,r Avn
DURABILITY IN THE MARKET
LAVE Iennis, Crcane., B:cyc,es. velocipedes, Arch
cry, Fishing Tackles. Wagons &c ~
Cal and ezsraiae the Goods Prices to s,i, ,,o
49, apA
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VINHOMAS E. WAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctoneer

| e.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, IMPROVED BY TWO
SMALL FRAME HOUSES. FRONTING ON
STREET. BETWEEN FOURTEENTH STREET
AND VERMONT AVENUE NORTHWEST
On SATURDAY, JUNE SECOND, at FIVEEs.s
O'CLOCK M will sell, in front of the prem Es:a
ises, numbers 1920 and 1422 street. and the lots h
upon which The same situated.
Terms easy; deferred payments If desired and at
five per cent THOMAS f. WAGGAMAN,
m28- dNdS AuctiOneer,
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TROS. DOWNING. Auct.

nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.
RAW SILK PARLOR SUITE (wALNUT AND GILT),
WALNUT CHI MBER SEiS, ETEGERE, NJ. r..
I !RL LIBRARY TABLES. EASY CHAIRS
WAkDROBES. LOUNGES. M. T. SlDEBOARD,
DING CHAIRS, EXTENSION TABLES, MAT
II ESSES, SPRINGS. LACE CURTAINS, TOILET
WARE. stove, BRUSSELS. HALL, STAIR
AND OTHER CARPETS, KITCHEN UTENSILS,
&c. &C., BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS OF
BB DIV JIf NJ 7s4 18TH STREET, BETWEEM EN-
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
On -, THURSDAY MORNING. MAY THIRTY
First, cpmme ncng at TEN O'CLOCK we will sell at
the above named residence the entire Furniture, &c.
cntsined therein being nearly which the
ton of buyers is called. my28-3t
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A Blow in Boston.

AMAN KILLED BY THE FALL OF A FLAGSTAFF.
BOSTON, May 29.-A Flagstaff, so feet in height,
street. was blown into the street this forenoon
during high wind. 1t fell upon passing omni.
bus OF the Hsthorne line, containing five or six
to the ground. A coach passed over the driver,
ln1uring him probably fatally. None OF the pas
building was also knocked OF and fell, striking an
unknown man, crushing in his skull and tnflIcting
very serious injuries. coupe standing In front
OF the store was wrecked, but the occupants were
unhurt. The affair created great excitement as
the streets were crowded with shoppers
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

(HASCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
" TAFT. Being PREMISES NUMBERED 1877,
ON n Strict NORTHWEST, IN TEE CITY
n ID.
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The Courts.

COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
To-day, RuggleS agt Secretary OF the Interior:
rule for alternative writ OF mandamuS. jackson
agt Miller, on hearing.
EQUITY CoURT-Jud0e ydneA
To-day, Bart agt Juenemann, restraining order
issued; Lightfoot agt Brett, conveyance to VIM.
Brett ordered; Blake agt. FAINT, commission to OBJ
tain answer OF infants ordered; Winneyder agt
Dougherty, sale ordered; Hoimead agt. Esltn,
sale confirmed MIST.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Jud0e xdcAYthr.
To-day Gibbs agt Matteson, time to plead ex.
tended; Clarke agt District, on hearing.
POLICE CoURT-yud0e Smell
To-day, Chas- Newton. altering Treasury note:
grand jury: VIM. Foreman, colored. assault with
Hockmeyer, violating the building regulations:
$40 Arthur Samstag. playing ball on the street; e.
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

BY virtue Of four wrts of eri fac;as issued out Of the
Clerks Once the supreme Coart of the District Of
Columbia, and to me directed. will sell at public sale
tr,st on FkiDAl. the FIRST DAY OF JUNE. 1883. at
interest OF John A. Butler in and 10 the folownr de-
serted property to wit: The western half OF Lot
two CD IN square three hundred ana twenty (32O) also
part OF Lot twelve 2) in square three hundred and
twenty t5-Ol BEGINNING for tne the northwe st
IS feet and eight go inches. thence east ton 0) feet
ence north Eight t2 feet and eight ( inches
oener with all aud sngu ar the improve ments there
on eVlet upon as the property of John 4. Butter 10
satisfy executions No. 81 $50 at law in favor OF Coy
whitman Cox, Use Of John B. Larner; No. o. 9s6 al
law III favor OF George w. Starr Jr No % S85 at law
favor Of Mary i. Byrne. ~" IA
CLAYTON NCMICHAEL, United st. tea Narsha,
THOMAS BOWLING, Aurtioneer myoa II
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MARRIAGE LICENsES-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to VIM. E.
Dean and Ellen r Fugett; Charles Lucas and
Amanda Simms; Nelson Ellis and Alice Huse-
gust Beckman and Bertha Kracker; August Her
ing and Sophia Scheckler; John w. Balderston
and Lizzie g. Meads; Geo. w. johnson and Mary
A POsey; John c. Daley and Mary McCarty.
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pIANOS, ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC.
STICK & co. PIANO.
The most Perfect Piano Mads
EMERSON PIANO,
TIE Best Medium priced Piano Manufactured
WILCOX & WHITE AND KIMBALL ORGANS
Pianos and Organs sold instalments. rented
thangedi rent applied If purchased.
CENT MUSIC.
1he only complete Stock in the cit-.
HENRY EBERBACH
No 915 STREET.
MANAGING partner Of the late firm Ellis l. Co. di
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BASE BALL.-The Manhattan Base Ball Club will
leave Tomorrow morning on their southern trip,
and will be gone about ten days. They will play
In all the principal cities in Virginia. The Stand
ards defeated the National Stars yesterday by a
score OF to l. AT MISUNDERSTANDING, l2;
Columbus, z At Trenton, N J.-EXhibftion game:
Trenton. 5; Merritt, OF Camden, L. At Philadel-
phiaLAthietic. Z; Quickstep, OF WILMINGTON, 1.
Bufralos, 2; Philadelphias. 8; eleven innings. At
Pottsvllle, Pa.-Champtonship game: Brooklyn,
-; Anthracite, z At New neutrality-suspicious.
20: picked nine, IS. In this game John L. Sulli-
van, the pugilistic champion, pitched for the Me-
tropolitans and drew a crowd OF 1900 spectators
at SO cents and 81 head to see him In his new
role. Sullivan's two hours OF work Melted him
Sl.505.
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DISTRICT CLAIM-The case OF Gallagher,
Loame & Co. against the District was argued In
the Court OF Claims today. Gov. Whyte, OF Ma
ryland, appeared for the claimants This Is a
claim arising from contract under the board OF
public works
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SALE OF SUBURBAN PRoPERTy.-The sale OF the
Old Eslin home place. on the old Columbia road, at
the intersection of the Pney Branch road. back OF
Columbian college, is pretty good evidence OF the
rapid increase OF the value OF property In that
section. Under decree OF the Equity Court in
about two months ago offered number OF the lots
for sale, and the prices brought were such as to
Indicate that the total for the 20 acres would not
exceed $4,000 subsequently this sale was set
aside, and Mr.. A A. Lpscomb was appointed
trustee, and he has succeeded in selling the whole
place at $3I0O0-Mr. w. Q. Dennison being the
purchaser. This sale was this morning confirmed
hY JUICE James
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NJ 49, ~ "Ai-i-AhHAS ~ w., aucuOueerS
HOUSE AND LOT AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On SATURDAY, JUNE SECOND, 1888 alta
SIX O'CLOCK 7. NJ. shall sell lot % square S22 ts3
fronting 81 feet on 18th stree: southeast and running
back los feet improved by and convenient two
s.Cry frame house. cottage style, No. 52S, rooms
hydrant. terraced, Row garden in 'front.' stable in
rear. Convenient to stree, cars.
Terms made known day Of sale.
my24-d WALL Err Is. WILLIAMS 4 CO. Aucts
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VERDICT IN FAVOR OF THE DIsTRICr.-In the
Circuit Court, Judge Macarthur, yesterday, the
suit OF Sherwood and wife VS.. the District OF Co
lumDa was tried. Mrs. Sherwood, while at a
pump On 9TH street, near southwest, was car
ried down by the breaking OF the timber covering
the well She was much injured, and barely
escaped with her life, having been rescued with
dimculty. Judge Macarthur held that as no neg
lgence was proven against the District authorI-
ties they were not responsible for its fall, and a
verdict was given in favor OF the District
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-25
State Correspondence
Milford.

pnAAkOEOs
 W. R. Ford has sold his fine road horse to party in Bridgeport.
 Miss Nellie Granville, of this place, is a member of the recent graduating class at the New Britain Normal school
 Cards have been issued for the wedding of Mir Frank Burns to Miss Nellie Nettleton on New Years nigh.
 The fall term of the public schools closed last Friday for the Christmas holidays.
 MT. P. P. Avery ans wife have recently re- turned from trip to Washington, D. O.
 The Milford House, under the manage ment of the present proprietor, Mir. Wilson, is giving better satisfaction than for many previous years. Sleighing parties appreciate this as well as any others who may chance to stop there.
 The new whistle at the Optical factory gives forth musical sound three times a day and gives an added importance to the neighborhood in which it is located.
 William Merwin & Sons find their time fully occupied in filling orders for oysters, which seem to be of fine quality this season.
 Fowler Bailey delivered lecture in the Town Hall last Wednesday evening" which was listened to by fair sized audience. quartette of male voices consisting of J. s. Tibballs, Jas. W. Beach, Chas. A. Tomlinson ana WA. MefW1n gave several me Sel9ct1onS which were much enjoyed.
 The annual meeting of the Plymouth Ec. clesiastical society was held in their lecture room last Tuesday evening. The following officers were chosen for the ensuing year Clerk, George A. Roberts :; society's commit tee, Allen s. Clark, Albert Nettleton, Edwin Burleigh, Albert A. Baldwin, Frank Wood ruff, Albert c. Tibballs; treasurer, George A. Roberts; collector, Theodore Stowe sexton Treat Clark, ir
 very interesting meeting was held in the West auxiliary school house week ago last Sunday evening under the management of the Y M c. A. Another will be held next Sunday evening, December 3Oth, to be con- ducted by the same association.
 The peWs in the First church had very good sale last Thursday, and larger amounts were realized from the sittings than last year.
 At meeting of the directors of the Mill ford Savings Bank last Thursday night, two per cent. dividend was declared. payable on and after January 15, 1884. This dividend. with the previous one of two and ne-half per cent, makes four and one half per cent. paid by the bank for the past year. Besides paying the expenses and dividends, over three hundred dollars was carried to the sur. plus account.
 North street and intends spending the winter with her brother, MT. Fl. O. Miles on Gulf street.
 The following officers were chosen at the annual meeting of the First ecclesiastical society last Monday night to act for the en- suing year. For society's committee, Elliot B. Platt, s. c. Durand, c. F. Bosworth, F. J. Bosworth. James A. Smith and A1ber- tus N. Clark were reelected. Treasurer. Caleb F. Merwin; Collector, Fred 0. Bots- ford; clerk, Edward G. Miles.
 Dec. 24.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-25
HousatOniC Railroad.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT, IN EFFECT
 DEC. 10th, 1883.
 PASSENGER TRAINS
 Leave BRIDGEPORT for ALBANY, TROY, SARAT0- GA and the WEST, I0.0s a m.. tconnectinR with gSO no. train frr New HRven) WITH THROUGH CAR FOR ALBANY, arriv- ing at 50 p Con- ~ecting at Albany with Fast Express, arriving in Chicago at % the next P. Arriving in Saratoga at 6 l5 p. m. Leave BRIDGEPORT at 6.30 p. ID. (co"necting with SOY p. m Train from New Havenl arriving in Albany at | IS D. un., Saratoga 12.5B 6. m. Through Tickets and Baggage Checked from New raven for Pittsfield and all Housatonic Stations, North Adams Alban', Troy and Saratoga.
 H. D. AVFRTLL. General Ticket Agent
 VI. Fl. YEnMANS. Superintendent.