Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-27
FAIR HAVEN.
AHseAAASence - PePsOnal- r1ne-Bufldfn1s

| cK0O02l--S-N rine-Butld1ngs. oyster Commissioner Pike and Fia1d E...
 neer oaniord surveyed oyster grounds oof
 the new light yesterday. 0 0i | 1!sn oealers report that salmon is nnnsra1
 y nlgh for this time of the wear The Io".e1
 quotation to wholesale dealers bas Loa' .omes ee
 y-elgnt cents, and that means sixtv-f;va z,
 thereabouts to customers. -i'o oi | H. IL. ConneIl, who has run & milk vvaoon | TOT the last ten years between Monto.,ssSou tson ! Mr La Gny, sne cry, has sold out to M Carney William J. Horan was fined S1O and Thom as Welch 50 by Judge Deming yesterday morning in the City court for the fight in
 which they engaged on Grand street Satur-
 day night. The evidence showed that Ho-
 ran struck Welch with his pocket knife on
 the face and inflicted painful cut.
 Mrs. Garvey of 119 Fillmore street died
 Monday of peritonitis after only one days illness. The deceased was forty years of age. The funeral will take place from St. Francis church to-day.
 Nelson A. Beebe has accented A Dositior at Francis Brothers grocery store on Grand street. He began his new duties yesterday.
 The Misses Wheaton's new block of three residences on Clinton avenue, near the rail road station, are completed and ready for occupancy. The block, which cost S9 .OOO. was built by J. A. Thorpe. Above the Eng fish basement of brick is two-story wooden structure. The building is quite an improve Inent to the street. Willis Linsley is laying the foundation for 8 $6,000 residence on South Qainnipiac street, which will be built | by Mansfield, the builder. Much trouble | was experienced in digging the cellar, as the | lot is solid mass of sandstone.
 Ex-Mayor w. w. Wheaton of Detroit. l Mich, who has been visiting his sisters on | Clinton avenue for the past four weeks. has returned home.
 Eddie Bradley, son of Alderman John C. | Bradley, was standing on Grand street yes- terday when A. B. Barnes, the oyster dealer. came along on the opposite side of the street and holding out his hat at arms length in v1ted him to shoot at it with his rife. Brad | icy shot. The hat was ruined It was new and cost $35O
 Rev. E. Cunningham, of the East Pearl street M. E. church, will address the foreign convention to be held at the St John street M B. church this morning. Rev NIT; Cunningham was formerly a missionary o India
 George Graves is putting his yacht "Hap- y Thought" in repair
 Deacon Willis Hemingway's son-in-law, | ne renowned Rev. Joseph Cook, has just 1 eturned to Ticonderoga, N. Y., after a lee s ure tour of three months in the West Dur ( ng most of this period MT. Cook has de- lvered six lectures a week. He will proba- f 'ly remain at Ticonderoga, his summer ome, until early in the fall
 The annual meeting of the Young Peo- C les society connected with the East Pearl c treet M. E. church will be held at the home V Miss Susie Mansfield, South Quinnipiac treet, this evening.
 The oyster steamers Emily Mansfield, J. :. Thomas, William Alexander, Isaac E. rown, Fred F. Brown, c. w. Hoyt and the ', Loyt Bros. & Co. are at Bridgeport catching D ,ed oysters The schooner William H. Lewis has been 1 unched from the marine railway and the lg6oat Edward P. Avery, owned by Captain H al repairs. T The yacht Seabell, of the New Haven e acht club, was launched from George W raves shipyard on South Quinnipiac street 'sterday. She was lowed to the clubs ,athouse where she will have new set of l p ills put on her by McManus of Boston. - -