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Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
Hospital Notes.

 Accident to Johanna SulIfvan-Death of
 William H. Cleary. Johanua Sullivan, of 29 Davenport avenue, fell on the ice on Lafayette street Saturday night and broke her hip. She was taken to the hospital. She is 55 years old. William H. Cleary, formerly teamster here, died at the hospital last evening at half past o'clock He was taken to the hospital some time ago ill with typhoid fever. Cleary was 25 years old. He has an aunt living in North Haven. She will call for the remains to-day.
 MT. Thayer, who was injured by jumping of a Derby train some time ago and had an arm amputated at the time, will have to lose 8 foot soon.
 Of the frost-bitten sailors who were the crew of the Mohawk, five have b cen dis charged and four still remain.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
The Bethel Church Trouble.

Rev. MT. Stansbury is not discouraged over the adverse decision of Judge Stoddard. He says that the judge seemed to have some doubt in his mind respecting his title to the pulpit of the Bethel church. He thinks that when Bishop Brown, who sent him to that church, puts in an appearance his title to the pulpit will be made clear. MT. Stansbury claims that Rev. MT. Johnson is not a mem ber of the African M. E. church. but that he belongs to the Methodist Episcopal church, and that he can do nothing legally in the church where he is officiating
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
The Mutual Llf. of New Yort

However interesting the annual statement of other life companies may be, none of them can compare in importance with the reports presented by ths Mutual Life Insurance com pany of New York. It is the largest of all companies, has large body of policy y-holders, greater assets, and each year receives and disburses more money than any other similar institution in the world. How it obtained so firm hold upon public confidence, and why It retains that confidence are questions easily answered. It combines iberality with safety, and always keeps it's pledges. It never in- dulges Tn lllegitimate methods to attract poIi- cy holders. The report of the Mutual Life. which will be found on our first page, shows that 1t has $101 JAS, PAS % assets, surplus of over $12, ,000 ,00O, more than S367. .364 77I of insurance distributed arhong it's great army of policy holders, and that it paid to the policy holders last year the sum of nearly $14, ,OOO. 900, or over $46, ,O0o every business day in the year. The statement will repay careful pezusRl.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
A Large Order.

The Ames Manufacturing company, of Chicopee. Mass, have recently received an order from the Winchester Repeating Arms company, of this city, for twenty-two spin de edge milling or profling machines. ten of which are to be delivered in sixty days and twelve in ninety days The order is the largest ever given for such machines and amounts to $13, 900.
 It is said that the Winchester company have an order for seven thousand of the i'm proved Hotchkiss guns to be delivered as soon as possible. The company is at present running thirteen hours out of twenty-four in some departments. and with their immense resources are yet unable to keep up with their orders It is, gratifying to know that at least one important manufacturing industry has orders on. hand sufficient to keep large number of men on their pay rolls and to keep them steadily employed. It is hoped that all of the other manufactur- CTS will be similarly favored, and the outlook for the spring trade is not discouraRlng In this regard s H,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
Grand Army Matters.

AnnuaI Encanlpnent of the State.
 At the annual session of the Department of Connecticut, Grand Army of the Republic, which is to be held at Armory hall in Middle town on Wednesday and Thursday of this week, Commander Hyatt will deliver the an- nual address. There are forty-elRht posts in the Connecticut department, and they will all be represented in the encampment. It is expected that the officers and members pres euta wifi number as least 25o. Mansfield post will entertain the members of the encamp- ment at a banquet to be given in McDon- oueh han Wednesday evening. The Wes- Ieyan Glee club will sing old army and other sonps -.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
Work On the Air Line Parallel,

BRIDGEPORT, Jan. 27.-Contracts for build ing the Connecticut Air Line parallel road have been given out to a combination of well known firms, among them Arnold x Stevens and Cameron & Pagan of New York. H. R. Parrott, one of the prominent directors, who is active in the project, said work would begin on Monday at the follow ing points on the line: Greggs Hill, Green Wich Hubbard Hill, Stamford Mill Hill, Southport, at point near the Berkshire Hill, Bridgeport West Stafford; Housaton- ic river and Rundells Hill, Orange. One hundred men will be put on the Bridgeport section at once.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
Court Notes.

On Saturday afternoon Lawyers Hobart L. Hotchkiss and A. Heaton Robertson complet- ed the necessary papers in the quo warranto proceedings to be brought by their clients, Ezra B. Dibble and Edward c. Beecher, against Assessor Griswold I. Gilbert. The suits are applications to the civil side of the Superior court for certificates of election as assessors, and are returnable before Judge Henry Stoddard next Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock. At the last town election the appli- cants, it will be remembered, ran on a citi zens' ticket for members of the Board of Assessors, and polled more votes than did MT. Gilbert. These suits are brought to con test the validity of the law passed by the General Assembly 8 few years ago making the terms of the assessors three years instead of one.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
PENIKEESE,
Humortnt, t,,a stnna.h

Much of the distress and sickness attribu- ted to dyspepsia, chronic diarrhoer and other causes is occasioned by hunor in the atom. ach. Several cases. with all the character istics of these complaints, have been cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. Other cures effected by this medicine are so wonderful that the simplest statement of them affords the best proof that it combines rare curative agents and when once used secures the confidence of the people, ~ @
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
Voting at Che schiIlerbund Fair.


 At the Schillerbund fair the voting last evening closed as follows: For the goblet Lynwood 97, Harugari GA, Arion 37. Gold headed cane-Faulhaber 76, Thal A, Hugo 20, Feitseh %, Spittler 25. Singers badges -Cappalo 1O6, Hubeleck 24, Hoffman 12. Weisenfeld Il, Wild 12S, Fechtner 45, schulte 32, Geubel 39, Wehner 13, Schwenk 12, Weiseesber 40, Fahl II, Ruff Il.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
sIelRh1ng Acctdent.

Early last evening as two young women were driving down State street ana when op- posite Durant's hotel their sleigh tipped over and one of them, who gave her name as Geor- gia Sherwood living on Prindle alley, had her leg fractured below the knee. She was con- veyed to her home. The team belonging to Phillips on Wooster street ran several blocks and was then stopped.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
Musicians' League.

large number of those interested in the formation of the musicians league society of this city signed the articles of organization yesterday at 8 meeting held for the purpose. They have 30 signatures already. They ad- init all who make their Livelihood by or gain their support by music in the instrumental branch of same, and will work to include in their ranks all the organists and pianists of
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
Old Hiram's Entertainment. h. e,., k,1,, 4Lo NTo5;,o,, Co,,o-a TIL,

Offers from the Madison Square Theatre company, from Dalyis theatre and from Boston company have been received by the executive committee of Hiram lodge No. l, F. and A. NJ The committee will report at the next meeting Saturday night about the action taken. The annual entertainment will ha a pood ma
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
Funeral of Michael Milander.

Yesterday afternoon at o'clock occurred the funeral of Michael Milander. A large number of sorrowing friends gathered at his late residence to pay their last respects to bis memory. Rabbi Kleeberg ofdciated. The pail bearers were Abraham Ullman, Isaac Unman, s. Wolf, M Husbaum. The inter ment was in the Jewish cemetery on Whalley avenue. The deceased was highly esteemed.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28

The thousands who suffered with rheuma- tism and neuralgia hadsa hard time till the discovery of Athlophoros. Now they needn't suffer if they don't want to. 5. R. Dennen, D. D., Third Congregational church, New Haven, writes thus: "Haye long been v1c- tim of rheumatism. During recent severe attack commenced to take Athlophoros on Friday. Sunday was in my pulpit. Mon day went to Boston we'll and have remain ed SO. You hays indeed found specific.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
NEW HAVEN. CONN.
Monday, January 2s, 1884.


WBW ADVHRIISHMHN IO-OA Athlophoros At Drugeists'. Allcock's Porous PlsAters-At Druggists. = American Real Estate Exchange-199 Broadway, N. Change If Time N. Y.. N. E. & E. R. B. Change of BiII-New American Theatre. OleArfng Out SaIe-F. M Brown x Co. Dr. Bulls Cough syrup-At Druggists'. Extract of Rye-Duhster BottinR Co. For Rent-FI rnished d Room-175 Wooster Street. Found RToney-J. T. whit esey. Fun-Roller SkatiqR Rink
 Grand FAir-Ancient Order of Foresters Improved Butter Color-Wells, Richardson &Co' Lecture-Eigh School Fall.
 Meeting-Board of Aldermen.
 Meeting-Board of CouDcilmeD.
 Meeiing-General Hospital SOctety. Pine Tree Tar ordial-At Druggists. Probate Notice-Estste of T. A. Hunt. Realty Exchange-F r. NJ. Denison.
 R1vets-Mutual 1 fife Insurance Co.
 Veeetine-At Druggists.
 V anted- Girl-''F.' .... Wanted Situation-1 South Street. Wanted-Situation- 68 Congress Avenue. WAnted-Situation-4q4 Elm Street.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
Virtue Rewarded.

Miles Gibbons, Daniel McGurl and Charles Shelley, the three Consolidated railroad night employees on the Water street crossing, have been amply rewarded by s. D. Miller < Go. for preventing the burglars from get ting any booty last Thursday night in their store on Custom House Square.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28

The proprietors of Concentrated Extract of Rye offer it to the public as certain cure for all troubles that spring from weak lungs or pulmonary disorders. Get bottle of 1t and try it. Dunster Bottling company, 12s Water street Rnsfnn -z--. ;. ,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
The Court Record.

City OOurt-Crimfnal Sfde-Judss Dem-
 ing.
 January 26-Hugh McCuen, assault and battery upon Bidni McCuen, judgment sus- pended. Charles Lautenbach, same, to Jan- uary 2s. John CalIina, breach of the peace, judgment suspended. Henry Miller, theft, discharged.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28

Ths latest news from Africa is decidedly encouraging; the natives have ceased to fry their grandparents, and heve advanced so far Syrup. Fs2
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
WEATHER RECORD.
INDICATIONS FOR TO-DAY.
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WAR DRPARTMENT, OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL SERVICE. WAsHINGToE. D. Jan. 2S, 1sS4-1 A. M. For New England, fair weather, northerly shift ing to easterly winds, falling barometer. warmer weather.
 For the Middle States fair followed by light local rains, winds shifting to warmer easterly falling ba rometer.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28

How many people are there who take little cold early in the season and find 1t cllngs to them all wInter2 Nothing dangerous only they can't get rid of it. Such people should American Couch Drops and they will e surprised to how quickly 1t will cure them. Sold by druggists at 25 cents sottle.
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Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28

A dose of Vegetine taken just before going to bed insures comfortable nights rest to the nervous sufferer ja28 3teod1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28

good name at home is tower of strength abroad Ten times as much Hoods Sarsapa- EiiIa used in Lowell as of any other.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
Hospital Society Meeting.

tai society of Connecticut will be held next Thursday. At this time the board of direct ors will make their annual report of the con- dition of the hospital during the year. In addition to this there are six directors to be elected to succeed Francis Bacon, s. E. Bald win, H. G. Lewis, c. A. Lindsley, E. E. At water, w. L Bradley, W. B. Fenn and T. H. Bishop. It is expected that the meeting will be one of unusual interest, as several matters which affect the prosperity of the institution materially will be considered.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
The Arions.

Concert Last Evenfng-The Society to go
 to Hartford This Evening.
 The programme of the concert in Arion
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28


 John l.. Stoddard will lecture at Carll's next Thursday on Paris. The lecture will be finely illustrated.
 BRIGHT LIGHTS.
 Baylies' and Kennedy's Bright Lights will appear at the American this week. Tbe company is frst-class one including the mesmerists, the Kennedy Bros.
 THE BANKERS DAUGHTER.
 Under the auspices of the New Haven Yacht club the Gilbert Dramatic company will appear in the Bankers Daughter Friday and Saturday, February l and 2.
 HIGH SCHOOL COURSE.
 The lecture at the High school this eve- ming by Colonel T. W. Higginson is an at- tractive entertainment. Thel lecturer is 8 vigorous and pleasing speaker and uses no manuscript. This lecture is highly spoken of by the press of other cities The 'tAma- teur Orchestra" furnishes the music.
 KNIGHTS OF ST. PATRICK BALL.
 On Wednesday evening, February, 18th the annual reception and ball of the Knights of St. Patrick will take place at Oarlrs Opera House. That this will be one of the finest affairs of the kind during the present season no one can doubt. All previous balls given by this popular organization have been at- tended by many of our best citizens. The committee having the ball in cbarpe have been very dilligent in making prepars- tions for this grand affair, which they say will eclipse all previous efforts. The tickets. which are $2 each. may be obtained at M DilIon's, No. s6 Church street, or of either of the committed.
 PENIKEKsE
 The management of the local Penikeose company are sparing no pains to perfect their singers, so that the opera will be produced without any hitch CT flaw. A dress rehearsal was held Saturday morning and another will be held this morning with the orchestra of fourteen pieces, the same as before with a few improvements The young ladies Of the chorus appear to good advantage in their pretty costumes which are like those used in Cinderella at School,' and the naval cadets appear very dashing in their handsome uni forms The best seats left are for this even- ing, and those who wish to go should secure them early. The opera will bs given without hitch
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28

Rubber Coats Cheap. At Stevens & Brooks, 273 Chapel street.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
Tha RosnItaI aundax.

The collections received by the treasurer of the. General Hospital society made on Hos pital Sunday, 1884, for said society, are as follows to January 26:
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28

Hall laSG evening was: .-r....
 1. Selection from Iolanthe.. Orchestra 2. Vocal Solo, MT aeieer 4. Violin Solo, Prof Maas D. Emmets Cucso % Song. -J. OAssArieeo 6. sof ofg---.-..-...-.----.- -Arion Singing Society 2. Bandonion solo-Pot Pourri. Mr. Sultan D. FIute solo, -rES GeAItoru S song ---- -nir' Ourlscn
 The cuckoo song by MT. Cassriego was very fine indeed. The gentleman is possessed of fine voice and has good control over it. He was warmly spplauded. MT. Guilford's flute solo was also very fine. The bandonion solo by MT. Sultan deserves praise. The Arions will attend the annual ball of the Hartford Sengerbund this evening reception will be held at the hall of the Hartford society during the early part of the evening. The Arions will present the Hartford society with frame containing the pictures of all the active members. who have been photo graphed for the purpose by De Silva. The frame stands five feet high and was made by the Arion's secretary, William Dahl meyer. similar present was given to the Arions by the Seengerbund some months ago.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
Nev, Haven Interests i'm the National
 Cau5fal.

Hon. N. D. Sperry, and Congressman Mitchell have been for several days busy en gagged in Washington in attendance upon tie convention of the National Board of Trade. Messrs. sperry, Captain Charles H. Town send, and George A. Butler, cashier of the Tradesmen's bank ss a committee for the purpose called upon General Wright, chief f United States engineers, in the interest of the New Haven breakwater. Great credit Is awarded General Wright for the interest he hes taken in the enterprise in the interests of commerce!in general and in behalf of the completion of the work.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
The ForesterA' Fair.


 An immense crowd danced at the Fores- ters' fair Saturday night: At the close the voting was as follows:
 Yacht gun-CIifford Ransom 21, Charles W. Scranton 34, H. D. Billiard 6, James Gal lagher, jr., 8, Edward Lee 9 Rowing shell John Connolly 45, John 0. Flanders 26, Isaac Hartenstein 13, Fred. Gaugal z, Jos. Murtagh g. Diamond ring-Jennie HyIand p, Mary McOann 22, P. Hayes 2, Knights badge A. A. Rudall IS, Dr. Doherty 7, James H.. Flagg g. Deer's head-Court Metropolitan II, Court Andrew Jackson 9, Quinnipiac g., Elm City g. Shepherds badge-Richard Sheppard IA, Richard Lynham II, P. c. Mutt ton | Forester's badge-E T. Smith A, John w. King 8, Dr. Frank Gallagher D. Neil l, J. Smith IT. Temperance badge John O'Brien g, Cyrus D. Albee g, John Cole man A. T. B. Cannon 9. Alderman's chair Isaac Strauss 2, John Defrees 2. Councilman's chair-John c. Gallagher 7, J. F. Earle 3, George c. Clark 3. Programme for social club-Thespian II, Ivy 7. Odd Fellows re- galia-Cbarles H. Bradley 22. Past and Chief Rangers badge-Isaac Hayes 6, John Keast 15, T. F. McUaulsy 2, J. Denohue 10.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28

FANCY FOREIGN GROCERIES A,o TABLE DELICAoI1
 OF EVERY VARIETY INCLUDING MANK ARTIOLES,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28
Entertainments.

JOHN b. BTODDARD. John l.. Stoddard sill lecture at CarlI's next Thursday on Paris. The lecture will be finely illustrated.
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28

SPEoIAL.-we are selling SAIrrH's PHILADELPHA PALs ALE the finest article Of the kind in this coun try at s1 90 per dozen pint hottes $2.50 per dozen quart bottles,
Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-28

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Proposals.
IMPROVEMENT OF POTOMAC RIVER AT
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING
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