Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-20
on Thursday and at St. Paurs on Friday a
The Arrivals.

on Thursday and at St. Paul's on Friday at o'clock.
 The Arrivals.
 FULL LIST OF THE VISITORS TO THE CONGRESS AND THEIR STOPPING PLACE.
 The following is 8 complete list of the ar ! rivals of people attending the Church con gress up to 12 o'clock last night, together | with those who will be here to-day and the places at which they will stop:
 At the New Haven House are: Rev. Rev. w. W. Ayres, Wickford, Mass; Rev. Brooks, ?. D. Boston, Mass; Rev. J; 0. ! Brooks, Springfield, Mass,; Rev. l., Bradley, | Andover, Mass P. T. Barnum, Bridgeport; Rev. w. L. Bull, Whiteland, Pa; Rev. Per | cy Brown, Boston, Mass; Edwin Babcock, Westerly, R T.; Rev Rev A. St. John
 GnampFl Gaanap pblsdelpbia: bG~s naSs' Rev Rev o
 Frank, Salem, Mass; Rev. D. H. Green, Providence, R. l.; Rev. H. L. Jones, Wilks- barre, Pa; Rev. R. w. Kenyon, Albany, N. Y. Rev. J. W. Kramer, M. D., New York;
 Rev. W. lawrence, Cambridge, Mass; Rev. w. w. Newton, Pittsfeld Rev. Endicott Peabody, Gaston, Mass; Rev. Thomas S. | Pycott, Brooklyn, N. Y. Rev. Lighter Parks, \ Boston Rev. D. w. Rhodes, Cincinnati, O.; Rev. c. B. Smith, New York; Rev. s. Smell | ing, Amherst, Mass; Rev. G. A. Strong, \ Boston, Mass. Rev. Dr. Satterlee, New York:
 Rev. A. H. venton, Worcester, Mass; w. w. Williams, Baltimore, Md; Dr. George D. Willes, Philadelphia; Thomas Whitaker, New York. Rev. H. H. Waters, | New Orleans; Mrs. William Welch Phila- ! delphia,
 At the Grand Union are. Rev. c. J. Kitch- | em, Arlington, Mass; Rev. J. J. Millish, Cir cinnati, O.
 ! At the Tontine are: Bishop Dudley, Ken | lucky; Rev. G. Hodges, Pittsburg, Pa; Rev. | J. D. Martin, New York; Rev. W. D. .Maxon, Waterford, N. Y.; Rev. c. B. Perry, Balti- more, Md.
 ! Fogg, Brooklyn, Conn; and at the Kenwiek | are: T. R. Driggs, Waterbury, Conn.,; Dr. | E. Rowland, Waterbury, Conn.
 The names of members stopping at private houses during the congress are; Rev J.. W. Alger, South Carolina, with Mrs. Hawkes., ,366 Whalley avenue; Rev. w. G. Andrews, | Guilford, with Miss Gower of Orange street; Rev. M. K. Bailey, Boston, Mass, Bradford, I Conn.,, with MT. Colburn, 36s Whalley ave. :; Rev. T. H. Barbour, Hartford, with Mrs. Tucker, 629 Chapel; Rev. Austin Brown, Boston, with Governor Ingelsoll; Rev
 F.; G; Burgess, Worcester Mass; Mass, ;;
 Rev. Sherrard Billings, Groton, Mass, with Rev. H. M. Ladd on Grown street; Rev. W. W. Battershaw, Albany, N. Y., with J. J.
 Matthias, Chapel street; Rev. A. J. Barrow, Bennington, Vt., with Miss Marshall, 65 | irOVe SCreeL, lOrO ana IdQy DraDdZOu, ! land, with o. M. Ingersoll, Trumbull street; l Rev. G. T. Bowen, Barbadoes, w. l., with William Trowbridge, 39 College street; Rev. F. w. Barker, Newport, R. l., with c. H.
 Stetson, 40 Edwards street; Professor Will liam Clark, Toronto, Ca., with Rev.
 P Pnton T0dd nttss ss TTSmbu Taa YorE stEsst; with
 Mr sr'0n MansssId' ng sio oTown ow strest; Bishop Cox, New York, with Mrs. Ssnderson, 315 Orange street; Rev. W. H. Collins, Brattle- boro, Vt, with c. E. Graves, 101 Grove street; Rev. T. H. Cocroft, Providence, R. l.,
 with Mrs. Sykes, IA High street; Rev: T.
 L. Cowle, with Mrs. Kennedy, 24s York
 York, with Judge Miller, AS Howe street; Bishop Doane, Albany, N. Y., with Rev. Dr. Beardsley, Elm street; Rev. J. F. Ellis, Springfield, Mass, with Mrs. Graham, 54 Sylvan avenue; Archdeacon Farrar, En- gland, with President Porter, 31 Hillhouse 91 Olive street; Rev. G. O. Foley, Williams port, Pa.. with Mrs. Pardee, 153 College street; Rev. G. z. Gray, Cambridge, Mass, with Prof. Weir, 3S Trumbull street; Bishop Garrett, western Texas, with Dr. Gibbons,
 & s4 TruMbr1 %iad7+o street; onn Dr, th F; Gar Gar Gregory, 16 Elm; Rev. O. A. Glazebrook,
 Elizabeth, N. J., with Rev. Hazlet McKim,
 Hillhouse avenue; Rev. Edmond Guilbert,
 New York, with E. E. Hall 12 Academy
 street; E. B. Hagar, with Misses Twining,
 314 Prospect street; Rev. A. C. A. Hall, Bos-
 ton, with Mrs: Winchell, Wall street; Rev.
 w; R; Huntington, NeT York
 Haskins, with MT. Fairman, Grown street;
 Rev. H. R. Hawlis, England, with Professor Weir, 6S Trumbun street; Rev. E. Jessup, North Gui1ford, with Miss Bolter, 89 with Miss Bolter, s9 Whalley avenue;
 Rev. W. E. Johnson, Bristol, Conn, with
 Ernest F. Hill, East Divinity Hall; Ray. A. E. Jennings, Sing Sing, with Mrs. Hawks, 366 Whalley avenue; Rev. A. Lawrence Stookbridge, Mass, with Rev. E. s. Lines,
 Pa, with w. L. Bennett, s57 Elm street; Rev. w. H. Laron, Stafford Springs, Conn, 361 Howard avenue; Rev. Henry McBeth, Troy, N. Y., with Rev. MT. Camp, 10 Olive
 street; Rev. W. H. Moreland, Nashua, N.
 H., with Rev. Mr. Camp, 10 Olive street;
 Rev. H. M. Land, Trinity chapel rectory;
 Mrs '" winehsii, % Wall ~ street; Rev. R. R.
 H. McKim, New York, with Rev. H. McKim,
 Hillhouse avenue; Rev. A. Mason, New
 York, with Mrs. Dubois, 328 Howard avenue;
 Mrs. Fox, 7 College street; Rev.
 R. W. Micon, Waterbury, Conn.,, with J. c. Hollister, 52 Olive street; Rev. H. Me
 Queany, Virginia, with J. H. Webb, 30
 Grove street; Rev. Duncan McCullar, with
 Mrs Kennedy, 242 York street; Bishop Nee
 ley, Maine, with Rev. H. P. Nichols, 233
 York street; Rev. James K. Parker,
 Utica, N. Y., with Mrs. Post S3 Olive street;
 Rev. Thomas M. Peters, New York, with Dr.
 Gibbons, GA Trumbull street; Bishop Pad
 dock. Mass, with Dr. c. A. Lindsley, Elm
 streee; Rev. R. B. Parker, North Andover,
 Mass, with Rev. H. M. I.add; Rev. Dr.
 T. R. Pynchon, Hartford, with Miss Denison.
 str
 dam, Ct., with T. E. Parsons, Fair Haven;
 Rev. O. H. Raftery, Cheshire, with Dr.
 Smith, 8 Elm street, Rev. Dr. w. g. Rainsford, New York, with
 Dr. Chapman, 193 Church street;
 Prof. Thomas Riohey, New York, with Prof.
 Ladd, Grown street; Rev. Dr. c. A. L. Richards, Providence, R. l., with Prof. Dwight, 126 College street; Dr. Shattuck, Boston, with Mrs Russell, F Wooster
 Place; Rev. o. H. Smith, Buffalo, N. Y., with Mrs. Post, 83 Olive street; Dr. J. M Shackleford, New York, with Dr. Hartford, with E. R. Trowbridge, jr., Center street; Rev. Dr. w. A. Snivley, Brooklyn, with Prof. Dexter Prospect street; Rev. T. A. Sniv.ey, Troy, N. Y., with Prof. Dexter, Prospect street; President G.. ".
 Smith, Trinity college, Hartford, with c. E. Graves, 1O1 Grove street; Rev. L. H. Schwab, New York, with Mrs. Dubois, 328 Howard avenue; Rev. A. Mackay Smith, with Miss Gregory, 16 Elm street; Rev. s. M. Shearman, Jamaica Plains, L. l., with Mrs. Russell, F Wooster Place; Rev. J. A. Tib-
 betts, Hudson, N. Y., with Mrs. Thatcher, 629 Chapel street; Rev. M. A. Toh- nan Mauch Chunk, Penn, with Mrs. Pierpont, 145 Olive street: Rev. Dr. c. c. Tiffany, New York, with Prof. Fisher, Hill house avenue; Rev. Dr. T. P. Tustin, Eng land, with Miss Prescott, 160 York street;
 Rev. E. S. Thomas, St. Paul, with Mrs. Edwin Peck, 54 Vernon street; Rev. T. P. Torrance; Bethel Conn.,, with B. s. Mansfield, Lyon street, Rev. George R. Van De Water, Brooklyn, with Prof. Bet be, Wall street; Miss Florence E. Winslow, Sau- gerties, N. Y., at 65 Grove street; Rev. L. c. Washburn, Hazleton, Pa, with Rev. 0. c. Camp, 10 Olive street; Bishop Williams, with Rev. Dr. Beardsley, 30 Elm street; Rev Dr. W. F. Watkins, New York, with Mrs.
 Tucker, 629 Chapel street; Rev S. H. Wat
 kins, Bristol, Conn.,, same place; Rev. Dr.
 c. Walker, Virginia, with J. c. Holster, 52 Olive street; Rev. T. H. Ward, Boston,
 with Judge Sheldon, York Square;
 Rev. c. w. Ward. Englewood, N J., with
 Mrs. Lowe, 213 Wooster street; Bishop H.
 F. Whipple, Minnesota, with Mrs, Wells,
 Whitney avenue; Rev. Dr. w. D. Winson,
 Ithaca N .Y with Dr. Chapman 193