Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-10

l increasing so much so that the chapel has | been found too small, and the services are 1 now held in the audience room. The Sun- I day services will be as follows Prayer meet ing at 9:3e and preaching services at 10:30 a. m.; gospel services at 2:45 and D. m. E. A. Lawrence, Y. M. C. A. State secre- tary. who has been assisting the pastor, will leave on Monday for Stamford.
 Lewis Elliott superintendent of the Rub Der shop, embarked last Tuesday on the steamer Alaska for England. MT. Elliott will be absent about two months and will visit Scotland, France and Germany.
 William D. Bryan is now pronounced out of danger.
 First Sergeant Farnham of the Blues has declined to accept the position of sergeant major of the Second regiment.
 Assistant Surgeon Beardsley of the Second regiment has rendered his resignation.
 Gratifying Success.
 The report of the secretary of the Cooper alive Savings Fund and Loan association shows business of over $12, ,OOO since the first meeting in July, 1881. Enough had been seen of it's workings here to assure the directors that the plan of saving small sums each month is being appreciated by people of limited means in New Haven, as has been the case for many years in Philadelphia and Bos- ton. Next Tuesday public meeting will be held in Phoenix building and those who wish to secure @ home or capital in money will do well to attend this meeting and become acquainted with the system of cooperation.
 Entertainments.
 pENJFETT TrJr OPpr1ANc
 The lecture of Hon. John Kelly at Carll's Opera House on next Tuesday evening will no doubt, from the receipts, add materially to the treasury of the St. Francis Orphan Asy- lum. The subject of the noted speaker and well known politician will be 'tEarly Irish Settlers in North and South America" MARY ANDERSON On next Wednesday evening Miss Mary Anderson, supported by Mir. J. B. Studley, MT. R. L. Bowling and her own selected company, will appear at Carll's Opera little need be said to insure full house for Miss Anderson, as she is one of New Haven's especial favorites. Reserved seats now on sale at Loomis'.
 THE GREAT MINISTRIES.
 The renowned Thatcher, Primrose and West minstrels will be the attraction at Peck's Grand Opera House this evening. With a company of unsurpassed excellence which in- cludes Billy Rice in tho ''Langtree Craze" there cannot fail to be one of the largest au- diences of the season. Reserved seat tickets l should be secured to-day at Pease's news store, 102 Church street.
 SYMPHONY CONCERT. |
 Next Monday grand symphony concert | will be given at Carlls Opera House under | the direction of Dr. Leopold Damrosch, the l renowned musical leader. A grand orches I tra of fifty persons, with Mile Martinez as the prima donna and Mime Carreno as pianist, will be grand attraction. Reserved seats should be secured at Loomis' in ad- l vance.
 AMERICAN THEATER.
 The cosy little American Theater on Church street, below the postoffce, has been drawing crowded houses all of this week. ! ''The Man Bird" and the comedy "Gross- | miere's Luck have created lots of fun for habitues of the theater There will be & | matinee this afternoon and 8 grand per formance this evening. change of pro gramme next week.
 FORTY MINERS.
 The play at the New Haven Opera House | this afternoon and evening will be one of un- 1 usual interest. The realistic and picturesque | drama of 49 will be produced by the Palmer | & Ulmer company with Miss Lizzie May LII 1 mer as Carrots" /" and George T. Ulmer as | ''old 49." That the audience will be large one there can be no doubt, as the principal | parties have achieved great success wherever they have appeared.
 FISK JUBILEE SINGERS.
 The original Fisk university jubilee singers from Nashville, Tenn, will give 0 concert of l jubilee songs at Peck's Grand Opera House next Wednesday evening. These famous jubilee singers have always 1 been received in New Haven with great fla vor and full houses, as they we'll deserve be- ing the best band of jubilee singers in the world. The prices have been fixed at B low rate. Reserved seats 35 and 50 cents Ad- mission 25 and 35 cents. Tickets may be procured at Pease's bookstore, 1O2 Church street.
 CHARLES wYNDHAM AND HIS FAMOUS COMEDY
 COMPANY.
 This unrivalled organization from the Cri- terion Theatre, London, after it's magnificent success of over seven continuous years in the capital of the world, makes New Haven it's stopping place for short time next week. | reliable New York exchange says: ''It is the first time in the history of the country that complete English company of actors and actresses, together with scenery costumes, stage garniture and perfect outfit, has cross ed the Atlantic ocean," The comedies to be performed here, at the New Haven Opera House, are Brighton" the London Sara toga' and Fourteen Days," the latest Lon don sensations The dates are the 16th and 17th, Friday and Saturday next, with Satur- day matinee.
 MooNsHINE CASTLE
 'Lord Malapert, or the fairies of Moonshine Castle" twas very prettily presented by party of children under the direction of Mrs. G. s. Sanford at the Atheneum last evening be- ! fore large audience. The cast sustained their parts in very acceptable manner l Miss Viola Sanford as Lord Malapert did exceedingly well and received 8 pretty basket of flowers, as did Miss Fan nie Camp. Little Carrie Holmes as the tiny fairy was a sweet little lady and immediately caught the hearts of many in the audience. Master Alfred Gilbert as the court songster, although quite hoarse, rendered his character in masterly manner. The children will give matinee this afternoon, when all who enjoy seeing the children in a pleasing enter tainment should attend The proceeds are to be devoted to the Harmony Division, S. of T. The following was the cast of characters Lord Malapsrt- Miss Viola Sanford ( Miss Celia. Ca mortal who is made Queen of the
 Fairies, J. Miss Fannie Camp The SeneechAI.. Master Harry Powers I court SongsGer- Mas1er AAreo Gl!Dert Man of the Moon. Master Freddie Baldwin Messenger. Muster Frankie Brown
 MAIDS OF HONOR: 1ar1ana. Miss Jennie Lincoln tlortlla. Miss Flossie Sanford 2toAl1 na1Hs I-ultn nArt Luella Miss Annie Peterson /, Arlena.. Miss Minnie Richards Jlaudia. Miss Abbie Brown eia, twho crowns the queenl Miss Florence Loomis una (Song Of Warning,l-- Mics Allie Johnson -c1 ncAs Y E El0cks:.