Morning journal and courier., 1883-07-09
i.tHAi. NEWS.
Brief Mention

Brief Mention.
 new Hartford base ball association has been organized.
 The New Haven Medical association will have dinner at Sayin Rock at the next meeting. The quartermaster general has received the new sights for the Springfield rifles of the First regiment
 The matters on Chapel street will close their stores at o'clock, Monday and Satur- day nights excepted.
 The Commercial Travellers association will hold it's annual reunion at the Flying Point House, Stony Greek, August 27th-
 The wife of Detective Frank Taylor died Saturday morning. She has been suffering for some days with a neuralgia affection
 Owing to the rain yesterday and the previ- ous extreme warm weather the church ser vices yesterday were rot largely attended
 The Hartford fire commissioners have de- oided to purchase siIsby steamer of the same size and style as the one in use h: re.
 Steamer No 8, which has been out of use for two months having new boiler made at BigeloW's, will be in service again this week. Dr. s. II. Chapman's family sailed for Eu- rope Tuesday last by the steamer Arizona. MT. Wooster, Yale '62, sailed by the same steamer
 On Wednesday, July 18th, St. Patrick's Y. M. L. association will make their third annu- al excursion on board the steamer Elm City to Fort Lee on the Hudson.
 The county commissioners concluded the hearing Saturday in the case of Moses Mur- phy,of 42 York street, who is prosecuted for revocation of license under the door clause.
 At the Salvation Army meeting at Union Hall Saturday evening the attendance was quite small, numbering less than fifty in all. meeting was held on the Green as usual
 The two men who had the team which backed of the Rock road Friday evening es- capped with little injury. The fall was about ten feet. The carriage remained where it fell on Saturday.
 The building of a block of houses on Elm street for H. B. Perry, the carpet dealer, in wolves the removal of the building west of the Jacocks dwelling to lot across the street, occupied in part by MT. Moore.
 The county commissioners have not yet decided on plans for the new court building, and will take no steps in the matter until Bne WlS0eS or the par cOmm1CGeo are mace known. It is not nov likely that the build ing will be completed before next year.
 The committee of the Veteran Firemens s association to make selection of time and place for holding the annual picnic have not yet reached decision. The committee will meet in Chief Hendricks office on Wednes- day evening, when a decision will probably be reached.
 About 2,OOO people attended the exhibi- tion of Doris' inter ocean circus last evening" The tent will probably hold 800 more than that number. The afternoon show was slim ly attended ou account of the heat. There were few side shows and quite number of lemonade stands outside. The show gave very good satisfaction.
 The first annual meeting of the Connecti- cut Baptist School union will be held at Cres- cent Beach, near Niantic, tomorrow and Wednesday, July 10th and 11th. Each schooJ in the State is entitled to bs represented by It's pastor and one delegate. The president, vice president and secretary of each County Sunday School association are also entitled to the privileges of delegates.