Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-19

his prov1so and would pay the amount with out any reference to his former agreement. This left $100 to be raised, and the same brothers wife subscribed that amount. MT. Hubbard then announced that the debt was raised.
 Rev. R. G. McNeille and Rev. Dr. Smyth, who were expected to be present and make addresses, were detained on account of other engagements.
 After the church was freed from debt by the collections the Sweet Bye and Bye'' was sung and the benediction was pronounced by the pastor.
 Fair Haven.
 Benjamin E. Stannard, foreman in Bige- lows boiler works on Grapevine Point, yes terday morning met with a serious accident while at work loading up boiler. The boiler canted and fell on him almost crushing him. The ambulance was procured, and the wounded man put on stretcher, and taken to his residence on East Pearl street. Medi- cal aid was summoned and it was found that his hip was broken and the thigh badly frac- tured. The patient was made as easy as possible under such serious mishap It is hoped that MT. Stannard is not hurt as badly as is expected and that he will speedily re- cover.L ast evening he was no worse. The warm spell of weather yesterday | softened and broke up the ice in the river 1 very fast. In places where it was strong 1 enough to bear on Wednesday morning it was all clear from ice yesterday afternoon. The youths had a very enjoyable time yes terday afternoon and evening in sliding down hill on the large double rippers on the East side. Quite number of the boys were on | IoEe, ,.ef . a bows" on the ice. Once and while one would get partial immersion that would add to the excitement and pleasure of the | hour.
 An open air religious meeting on the steps of the Bradley block was held last evening and conducted by the evangelist, Rev. E. P Hammond. As it was not generally knowr that it was to take place there were not many
 present.
 Rodney Bradley, residing on Hill street
 employed iu Grannis & Sons oyster shop
 was taken with bleeding at the nose and
 not could stop it. He was taken to his father
 residence, and Dr. Gilbert was called, ant | finally after nearly an hours work succeeded
 in stopping the flow of blood. The patient
 tainted at the loss of so much blood Late las
 evening MT. Bradley was easier and restin,
 quite comfortably.
 The new train composed of engine. seve ra
 freight cars and one passenger car whicI
 goes over the Shore Line railroad in tn
 forenoon, returning late in the afternoon
 belongs to the Air Line division of the roa,
 and is only on for short time
 The tax collector of the borough,S s. B. Hill
 is quite indisposed, not being able to get ou
 of doors often and then but for a shor Li time.
 I Mrs: George Spence. residing at No. z q Houston street, on Wednesday slipped an
 fell on the ice, breaking one of her arm Il very badly.
 's The schooner Dan Sooy arrived yesterda l with clans from Long Island. The schooner Mary c. Decker, Nelso
 master, arrived yesterday from Virginia wit oysters. This boat came from the head c the beach, up above the Quinnipiac dra,
 bridge, in twenty-two minutes, pretty quic time considering so much ice in the river
 0. A. Farr and Katie Luff on Wednesday were married by the Rev. Mr. Houghtor ! The happy couple were the recipients ( many and valuable tokens from their friends and start off on their journey through life tc ? gether with the best wishes of all. John A. Kivlahan on Wednesday was loat ing his cart with coal at the wire work The derrick broke and the boom fell on hin knocking him to the ground and renderin 8 him senseless, and breaking the cart at th i SNA-N oAAAAO' 8 home and Dr. Gilbert was called and fo q some time afterwards it was feared that D could not recover, but yesterday MT. Kivlt han was considerably easier and was impro' 3 ing. It is hoped that he will continue o the gain, but it will be some time before h will be entirely well.
 g There are several cases of measles anon l the young children.
 : How is this '? Large oil paintings, gi r frames, only twenty-five dollars per dozen @ The religious meetings on Wednesda - evening were not very fully attended owin to the storm that prevailed. s David Henderson slipped on the ice an g fell while hunting in the woods last Monda f and severely hurt himself He is confine ] indoors for a short time.
 ] A wooden water tank is being placed b. . meath the decks of the little oyster drede - steamer H. A. Stevens. Joel Bradley u 9 joiner, is doing the work, which is sayir @ that it will be done we'll
 : A team belonging to firm in the city ", l carting coal to customers in the borough c 3 Wednesday afternoon. When on Mort l Quinnipiac street the horse slipped down ar
 badly strained himself.