Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-19
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

The ORGAN Recital and Concert-Dr.
Adams visit In Cuba-A Birthaay
Rscepsion-A sound Disaster Re.
called-0dd Rellow,s vislsatiOn-
Vices.
Arrangements for the grand concert and
Inauguration of the new organ Of the East
Pearl street ". e. church are all completed.
and the affair which takes place this evening
at 8 O'Clock promises to be Q musical event
of great interest. A large number Of tickets
have been sold, sufficient to warrant q full
house. The concert will take place accord
ing to the programme published In the
Couana, and the array of excellent artists
will insure Ase musical productions. For the
past week the builder, w. B. Williams Of
New York, has been engaged In setting the
big organ. The work was completed last
evening when the tones of the 6ns instru.
msnt were pronounced perfectly poised and
modulated. Mr.. Williams has been assisted
In erecting the organ by James Hayden Nor
ria, for many years organist In Carnarvan
cathedral, North Wales. A few months
since Mr.. Williams sent an organ OF the same
size to Savannah.
In the city court yesterday morning the
case against Henry Elsman Of the Four Cor
ners for violating the liquor law was nolled.
It seems that Hight was seen in the premises
but Mr.. Elsman was sick at the time and had
called q physician. The state had no testi.
mony to offer, az 1t was shown that the arrest
had been mistake.
Mrs. Susan T., wife of John Sutcliffe, died
at her home at Waterside yesterday morning
ut the age of thirty.one years, from consump
tion. The deceased leaves husband ano
three children. She was q daughter Of
Stephen Mills.
DR.. @. B. Adams IL now In Jacksonville
having recently returned from trip over e
Havana. His health has greatly improved
He II expected home In few days.
Monday evening . large company OF friend
agreeably. surprised Miss Kate Murray b.
giving her birthday party at soanlona
music was furnished by a good orchestra
Dancing was INDUCED In until late hour
when q collation. was served. The party wa
thoroughly enjoyed by all who attended.
Monday noon the horse of Charles New
man, letter carrier In the east suburban dis
trict, ran from Quinnipisc over into Gram
avenue, tipping out the mails. The hors
was somewhat ont about the legs.
|. Many Fair Haven watermeu remember tn
three masted schooner John #. Kranz and tn
story of the desertion of two Of her GREY
while the vessel was lying at anchor dow
the harbor about year ago. The men es
capped In the night on raft and were poke
up by Fall River steamer. One of the sal
ors persisted with the cold and the other ha
very narrow escape. The weasel was boun
to Cape Town, South Africa. This vssst
and the same commander, Captain Mcdonald
IL now at New York after run of eleve
days from Gibara with cedar and mahogany
About forty members of Polar Star lodg
went to Waterbury last evening to psrtiol
pate In the visit of New Haven Odd Fellow
to the lodge In that city.
| Miss Lila Wells In home from . visit wit
friends in Hartford. Miss Bertha Ives {
Holyoke seminary, gave german to fe
friends at her home, lat South Quinnipis
street, Saturday evening.
The Methodist Episcopal churches wi
unite In the Thursday evening Lente
services. The frat service in the course wi
be held tomorrow evening in st. James
Rev. Mr.. Bailey of Branford to preach.
Edward f. Thompson and his brotht
James Thompson of East Haven have gor
to Arizona. They will inspect the land alon
J ella river and may purchase q quarter se'
ton. They will return in five or six week