Morning journal and courier., 1883-06-19
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

The Wallace coterie had picnic yesterday at Hamilton Park.
 The Greenwich avenue curb has been or dered set at once.
 The Sacred Heart church picnic July 4th in the New Haven base ball grounds. Shade will be provided by tents.
 The steam yacht Mermaid commences her daily trips to Thimble Island this morning, starting from starin dock.
 The Park street Congregational Sunday school, Bridgeport, will celebrate it's twelfth anniversary next Sunday.
 Eli Mix and George L. Dickerman were vest sterday appointed commissioners on the iusolvent estate of Charles Scully.
 The Schutzen Verein No. has arranged for a prize shooting to take place next Wednesday at the Schutzen Park range.
 The monthly meeting of the managers of the New Haven Orphan asylum will be held at the asylum Thursday forenoon at 9:45. The senior class of Mrs. Cady's West End Institute gave their annual reception to their friends last evening. It was very select and successful.
 B. c. Lake will sell at auction at 10 o'clock
 
 Greenwood street. The terms are easy and lots close by horse railroad.
 roll of bills and a check for $15O was lost yesterday between Foxen and New Haven. A liberal reward will be paid upon it's return to 24O Grand street.
 In the tax collectors office the liens-a very large number of them, are being alpha betically arranged, for convenience in adding their cost, which is $4. 30, to the tax bills of 1881.
 Mrs. F. A. Roberts, of 34 Whitney ave- nue. rooms of the Protestant Industrial asso- citation, was severely injured by an acciden- tai fall week ago and is confined to the house.
 Ex-Alderman HammilI, wife and two daughters left here on the 6:2s p. m. train yesterday for Ottawa, Ill, to be absent about threeccmonths. HTE.. Hammill will travel over the West, mostly on pleasure.
 Two tramps knocked at the back door of Druggist Merriman's residence on Hum phrey street Saturday night, alarming the inmates. They demanded admittance. The police officer on the beat appeared and the tramps left suddenly.
 Governor Waller will not be present at the banquet to the Charleston militia at Peck's Grand Opera House Wednesday even ing, as he will hold 6 reception for the Charleston visi tors at the executive chamber in the State Capitol Wednesday.
 Messrs. Price, Lee & Co.,, of sthis city, have issued the annual directory for the city of Waterbury. It is furnished with a fine new map, is neatly gotten up in every particular, and is well worthy the enter prising>frm from which it emanates
 A horse attached to carriage fell down on Orange street, opposite the New Haven Savings bank, yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. In about two minutes there were four or five teams, mostly carriages, and crowd of people present. Nobody hurt.
 The St. Aloysius society give an excursion to New York and Coney Island, August 9th, by the Elm City; the St. Patrick's Y. M. Lit erary association give an excursion by the Elm City to Fort Lee, on the Hudson, on July 18th; and the St. Joseph's society, in company with the Catholic Y. M. society of Meriden, will make an excursion to Ccuey Island, on the steamer Long Branch, on the 31st of July.