Morning journal and courier., 1888-01-23
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Call and see pianos at e43 Chapel street.
 Harper's for February is for sale at T. H. Pease & Sons.
 The board of aldermen hold special meeting tonight.
 Three young lads were injured while coast ing on Broad street Saturday afternoon.
 Prof. Hubbard gives readings at the High school tonight. Many school teachers will attend.
 Margaret Kelly and John Thomas were ar- rested on York street last night for lascivious carriage.
 Several of the tenants of upper rooms in the Garfield building occupied their rooms last night.
 Stacks orchestra has been engaged for the Bolton & Nicely employees ball, Feb. 9th, and Diebel will cater.
 J. Mel Bassetr, who has been absent from this city for several months, is now doing business in New York city.
 Oliver L. Johnson, tie inspector for the Consolidated railroad, has during the past year critically inspected 224 ,000 railroad ties. There will be a meeting of the officers of the Second regiment Wednesday evening to complete arrangements for the big athletic exhibition.
 Burglars robbed the pest house in Bridge port recently of an overcoat and $3O in money belonging to Peter Hornberry, who had charge of the place.
 SaoTha board of relief held it's last meeting Saturday. There have been filed about 360 applications for exemption on property and 900 soldiers' applications. " @''
 Dennis O,Neil of ITO State street, whose absence alarmed his friends, is home again. HS WaS i'll in Hartford among friends whom he ran up to on a short visit.
 Herr Richard Braunsehweig addressed number of anarchists, so called, at 79 Union street Saturday night on November Il, fS87." He spoke in German.
 Gauger John Moore of the custom house, Policeman Good and W. G. Hunt, the drug gist at WLittelsey's ,are all joyful over having been made happy fathers lately.
 Edward F. Ryder and family will sail for Eqrppe the first of next month. MT. Ryder wifi pay visit to Ireland to look after some preperty- left by his aunt Mrs. Mcdonald.
 Totoket lodge, Knights of Honor, of Bran ford, hold their fourth annual reception at Branford Point House, Jan. 26. Many New Haven brethren are expecting to partici- pate.
 Asahel Haney of Meriden, who died satur- day aged ST, was for forty years respected grocer of that city, Mason of high standing and a member of the First Congregational church.
 Frederick Tibbals, at Ford's jewelry story, and G. H. WAtrous, of Monson & Carpen- tsr's cloak room, start to-day together on an extensive trip through the southern States to Florida.
 MT. Fisher of the clock shop, janitor of the Bicycle club, is laid up at his house on St. John street with a terribly swollen hand, all the trouble originating from running silver into it few days ago.
 Letters received in this city from former New Havener in San Francisco say the doc tors in San Francisco are extremely busy vac- oinating people, there being no less than s6 cases of SID allpox in the pest house in that city. '~-a
 The funeral of the late Mrs. L. W. Sperry will take place Monday at 3 p. m. from 270 Orange street. Rev. Dr. Todd, pastor of tho Church of the Redeemer, will oficiate. The interment will bein the Evergreen cem- etery.
 There are two three masted schoonsrs ao- chored in the lower harbor, coal laden; the first that have arrived since the schooner Howard A. Hunt arrived week ago, which was made in eight days from Norfolk, Va, which is the quickest trip for this time of the year.
 Rev. I. N. Foster, of the St. John street M. E. church and post chaplain-in-chief ot the Grand Army, was admitted to Admiral Foote post Saturday night by transfer from a Brooklyn post. George H. Bradley, of the Second Connecticut Heavy artillery, was also mustered in.
 East Rock Park was deserted yesterday. A gentleman who lives near the Park thinks | that no human foot trod the drives or paths ! of the Park yesterday or Saturday, and that I not half dozen teams have been seen on any of the Park drives in @ week or more, yet he | thinks from experience that if anybody wants | to know how Minnesota or Dakota blizzard | feels let him stand on the top of East Rock I on any of these zero days when the wind is | blowing. And yet with a mild day and the | roads half way prepared for sleighing, what | a fine sight 1t would be to witness grand midwinter sleighing carnival on Farnam and English driYesl