Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-18
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County Comm isstoners.

Mrs. N. Barrett, 193 St. John; John J Flynn, 40 Broad; Dennis Doyle. 385 East John Moran, AT Wilson, Joseph Murphy, 6 Charles; Mrs. B. McKiernan, ? Hallcck A. T. Henningson (beer), 1S3 Foster. The Commissioners have fixed upon nex Monday at two o'clock in the afternoon fol hearing the objections of Geo. R. Bill of the s. P. c. against granting liquor license tc | John Wernsman of the Derby House. The objections to the application of John F. MaIoney, No. 35 East Chapel street, are | to be heard at II o'clock Monday. The ob- | jection to be made is that the place was kept | last year by James W. Maloney. convicted in two cases of violation of the liquor law, l from which appeals were taken, the expen- l ses to defendant being about one hundred dollars.
 The objections to granting license to F. F. Delaney will also be heard on Monday. They are that he had been accused of violat- ing the Iiqnor law, forfeited bond having been declared.
 Entertainments.
 THE sToDDARD LECTURES.
 Tickets for the Stoddard lecture course are now ready at Loomis' Mr. Stoddard's s course this season is the finest one he has ever held.
 CALLENDER's MINISTRIES.
 At CarlFs Opera House next Monday even ing monster minstrel performance will be given by Callender's Minstrel company. The company is an excellent one.
 VACATION.
 At the New Haven Opera House next Tues day and Wednesday with matinee the Palmer and Daly Comedy company appear in their successful comedy 'Vacation, or Harvard vs Yale"
 THE CARNIVAL OF AUTHORS.
 The executive committee of the carnival management holds 8 meeting this evening and 8 full attendance is requested. large number of tableaux were decided upon last night. Tickets selling very fast and the success of the enterprise is assured.
 THE OLD FOLKS CONCERT
 Dr. Barker's Old Folks Concert were greeted by a very large audience at the Atheneum last evening. The entertainment was first rate one. The singing of old familiar tunes. the 'scarryings-on" by Cousin Reuben, the solo by Grandsire Brad ford and ''1he old arm chair" by Dr. and Mrs. Barser and were hugely enjoyed and warmly applauded. The Old Folks will give another concert at the Atheneum next Wednesday evening with an intire change of program.
 Prof. Robert J. Aginton, formerly an in structor at the rink and the aeknowIedeed fancy roller skater of America, gave an ex- hibition at that place last evening which was certainly marvel of grace and agility. On account of Prof. ARinton's many personal friends he was greeted by the largest and most enthusiastic audience that ever assem- bled at the rink to witness an exhibition of fancy skating, the professor being recalled twice, the second time receiving 8 very hand some basket of flowers.
 HAVERLY's MAsToDoN MINISTRIES.
 On Saturday evening. January 18th, Hav- erly's famous Mastodons with novel and amusing added attractions will be at CarlPs Opera House. It is claimed that the Masto. dons as now organized is the greatest min. strel company ever controlled by the great minstrel king, J. H. Haverly. Among the notable innovations are the Haverly Dudes. Jay Gould's yacht Atlanta and the three legged pirate of Kampschatka rapid suc- cession of pleasing acts lead up to the latest Hayerly sensation, an aboriginal operetta gorgeously costumed and maanifcentlv mounted, introducing delightful new music and witty dialogue, entitled the Princess of Madagascar.