Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-20
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention,

Music bound at Dormsn's.
 Rents collected promptly at H. F. .Headley'. s
 Joseph Gile has gone to Franklin Falls, N. H.
 When dissatisfied with all other cigars, try Heublein's Elegantes.
 Rev. Ira Pettibone of Winsted, aged ST, is very i'll and gradually failing.
 B. wants fifteen to twenty thousand dol- lars on New Haven property. See advt.
 Few articles sold are what they claim to be. We find an exception in Brussels soap.
 Mrs. Joseph E. Sheffield continues critical ly i'll. There was no material change in her condition yesterday.
 General Telrys continued i'll health has compelled him to resign as commissioner to the New York centennial celebration.
 They have the brains, the sand and the earth. We mean the Royal Shoe Co.,, q Church street.
 United services of some of the Fair Haven churces were held yesterday afternoon at the Ferry street church. Rev. MT. Sage of the Baptist church preached the sermon. Full services were held at the Episcopal churches.
 At Humphrey street Congregational church yesterday Fast day exercises were held, nt- tended by about 100. The pastor, Rev. MT. suited to the day.
 The St. John street N. E. church give g grand reception to their new pastor, Rev MT. Markwick, next Thursday evening. Hs has already made most favorable impress sion upon his people.
 A house bleonging to Judge Nathan Clari in Bethany was destroyed by fire Thursday It was insured in J. G. & J. c. North' agency. The dwelling was rented by Judg Clark and was valued at about $50o.
 East Rock Park drives were alive witl teams yesterday, mostly from the city, ana all the drives leading out of the city present. ed gay and lively scene with teams ladeI with happy people out for an airing.
 Rev. Dr. Sage, of Hartford, continues il ill health. His illness takes the form of yer tieo, the malady varying in point of intensi ty from day to day. It is hoped by hii friends that a thorough rest will restore him.
 Numerous cases of two much fire water were visible on the streets last night, and tn several instance individuals too weary to navigate and who were taking \ nap on the sidewalks were given free ride in the police wagon.
 MT. William Tghe, who has resided with his daughter, Mrs. Meachem, on Forbes ave- nue in the Annex, whose critical illness with pneumonia has been reported, is now, it is thought by his physician, Dr. O. B. Adams, to be improving.
 A large number of the members of the New Haven Bicycle club were out yesterday on their silent steeds, taking ride about the noon rode over to the Branford Point House and took dinner.
 Rev. Harvey E. Burnes, formerly of New Haven, closed very successful three years pastorate in New York recently at the St. James, church. His congregation was eager to retain him another year. He is now pas tor of the most Aourishing Methodist church in Flushing, L.. l.
 Sargent's big manufactory, which wal closed yesterday, remains shut down to-day also. The interval is being taken advantage of to put in the other half of the big twin engine, and by Monday morning 1t is expect. ed that both sides of the big double engine of five hundred horse power will be rum ming.
 On Chapel street near the New Haver Opera House yesterday afternoon younl man, who was with young woman, wa severely cut about the head by two young men with whom he had had brief contro versy and one of whom he had knocked down. The couple proceeded on their wal .uithnut calling for fha rolica