Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-08

through the driveway on to the street at a rapid rate. The road was full of teams and things looked serious, but the crisis soon over, as Mir. Willie Abercombrie rushed out boldly in front and caught the horses by grasping the reins near the bit, bringing them to a sudden standstill.
 Mir. Lucius Deming, jr., Edward Rice Flu gene Rowe and Arthur Rowe start this morning at o'clock on the yacht Hylas for
 a cruise to the eastward to be gone week or
 more. The boat is we'll provisioned and the 1
 party are well prepared to have pleasant l time on their trip which will include visit |
 to Sag Habor, Greenport, Block Island, New port and stonngton. | The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chase, of Baltimore, will deeply sympathize | with them in the loss of their youngest child, 1 Stevie Adelbert, who died very suddenly on Saturday, July 1st. The funeral ceremonies
 took place last Monday from their residence
 3oG Pratt street, large circle of friends and
 acquaintances in attendance.
 Property holders on North Quinnipiac
 street were notified by Surveyor Butler yes
 terday afternoon to appear at the City Hall
 next Monday evening to state their objec-
 tions to the grading. curbing and the laying
 of concrete sidewalks.
 Mrs. Rev. Joseph Cook arrived yesterday
 afternoon via San Francisco from Hindoo
 stan, Asia, where she and her husband have ; been for two years past. Rev. Mir. Cook,
 ! whose fame as lecturer and thinker is widely known, remains in foreign lands for
 some time yet Mrs. Cook is stopping at the } residence of her father, Mir. Wyllis fleming way, on North Quinnipiac street.
 l s. M Munson & Co.,, the pie bakers cor f ner of Exchange and James streets, baked f and delivered to their customers seven thou y sand pies on the Sd of July, and not much of ; l a day for pies either
 . Mir. Hubert Todd has gone into the meat , market of w. O.. Montgomery, corner of . East Grand and East Pearl streets.
 An attachment was made by one of the q deputy sheriffs yesterday. It will be return n l able before Judge c. A. Bray next week. # A large picnic party in barges on Thursday, ' bound for the sea shore for the day, stopped ', at the brewery corner of River and East a3 Pearl streets, by invitation of the proprietors n and partook of some of the lager beer that |, was brewed on the premises. The beer was a l pronounced excellent, and the donors were !, l given hearty vote of thanks for their hosp1 n tality.
 COW belonging to Chester Bradley gav' ' 1 birth on Thursday to pair of twin nelfers ,, an unusual occurrence which attracted th  "a 1 The twins are pronounced one of the hand :, somest pair of calves ever seen bereabouts 1a The base ball fever is on the increase h There will be two or three match games nex
 week on the east side. The merchants an' f clerks are organizing club. 70 vessel from the Glen Cove (L l. starcl k, works, with starch feed for cattle, is unload to ing at A. H. Stevens coal wharf. Some o W the farmers prefer it for cattle feed to an ,a 1 other.
 no Mir. Richard Davis, of the firm of s. D as Bradley x Co.,, who has been seriously i'll, m improving and able to get out of doors for ilI short time every day.
 ad Mr. George w. Granniss, of San Francisco ns Cal, is visiting with his mother, Mrs. Har ha nah Granniss, No. 72 East Grand street. be Miss Lottie Clemenshaw and Miss Sylvi ar Warr, of Troy, N. Y., who have been vis
 ing here for some weeks, returned to the oa homes on Thursday, the 9th inst. The , I have many warm friends and acquaintance ~ n here who were 10th to have them depart.