Morning journal and courier., 1883-03-30
LUUAt. NEWS.
Rrfef Mention.

Hartford has it's city election Monday.
 George Streit, the musician, is considera ply improved.
 shortly to reside.
 No more meetings of teachers of the Nor nal class are to be held this season.
 The New Haven County Medical society meets in Waterbury week after next
 The newsboys on the Consolidated railroad appear in their new uniforms on Monday.
 Charles Peterson, president of the Secur- ity Insurance company, is in Savannah for his health.
 Frank I. Frayne and company will appear in ''Mardo' at the New Haven Opera House on Tuesday evening. April 3rd
 George W. Osborne and William Parsons have been appointed commissioners on the estate of the late Joseph Booth.
 Mary E. Galpin, wife of Philip Galpin, who is son of the late ex.Mayor Philip S. Gal pin, of this city, died at Temescal, Cal, Jan 20.
 Harmony Division, S. of T., celebrates it's 39th anniversary April 12th with exercises at their hall and banquet at Loomis' Tenn pie of Music.
 George Robinson was in New York yester- day engaging the orchestra for the presenta- tion of Faust" to be given under the di- rection of Prof. Sheppard.
 Ambrose Schiller, young unmarried Ger man of 22, stabbed himself near the heart with pocket knife Wednesday evening He will recover. He had been on a spree
 The New Britain High school alumni will give their annual promenade at the New Britain Opera House on the evening of April 5. George Robinson will furnish the music
 Mrs. Nevins. wife of the superintendent of the East Haven wire mill, accidentally fell in- to cistern in the rear of her house Wednes day night. She escaped with slight injuries.
 David s. Marcham, of Meriden, died yes terday. His death was the result of an aeci dent. He was a prominent member of the Meriden Poultry club and other organiza- tions.
 The Hartford Canoe club are making con- siderable effort to revive enthusiasm in Hartford the coming summer, and it's mem bers are arranging for season of energetic sport.
 Henry Woodruff, brakeman, was knocked off freight train near Rye, Wednesday night, and severely injured. He was brought to his residence on Meadow street in this city.
 The New Haven Yacht club will arrange their programme for the annual regatta at a meeting to be held April 11th. The club will take their first sail of the season on Me morial day.
 William M. Merwin, of Milford, has re- turned from trip to Florida. During his visit he purchased farm in Florida There are several farms in that State now owned by Milford parties.
 The Malagasy envoys visited Hartford yes. terday and did Colts works and the Calling gun. They were afterward at the Capitol and received by Gov. Waller ,and in the even ing they were to be received by the Hartford club
 On May 1, D. Frisbie < Co.,, elevator ma kers in the same building with Bsrnum 6 Root on Whitney avenue will move into their new factory now building up town near Winche5ters. Barnum & Root continue in their present location,
 Rev. Mir. Means has written that he will commence his work as rector of St. Johns Episcopal church, April 22nd. The recent sale of fancy articles etc, held by the ladies of St. John's at the residence of Mir. Mer- win on Bradley street, realized about $15O.