Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-07
r.vnHayEr NEWS.


 A Race Between Fair Haven Built sehooners-Home From tne west Tudlcs-rho open Horse Cars-Tho crowded Wire MiH Dock-QuaFterly Communion at the First Chureh- lImost n narian-The Story Of Abuse to an old Horse. The race between the Fair Haven schooners James G. Beecber, H. H. Hanscom and John M Brown from Baltimore to Portsmouth, N. H., was very sharply contested. For several days there had been much interest the retult of this race and there were @ number of bets on the result Tho sailing qualities of the threemasters had been pretty well contested, but it remained to race Fair Haven four master against two threc-masters to decide the superiority of the two types The ad vantage was generally conceded in favor of the Beechsr, as with her four masts and consequent big canvas spread, together with her i've hundred tons excess of burden, she was calculated to ters, The Brown, however, was able to keep pretty well up with her big rival, until Hontaak Point vas xenssutp n ah. as usual. and in., few hours ou. Of Fhe % Beschsr arrvsd ~ at ~PortsmoutS fourteen hour: ahead of the Brown. The Hanscom was bound to panions she must still have maintained position in tho of the 6 s s every possible advantage. and in fact they were :, TSs planting season !s nearly over; but two or three more cargoes of Virginia oysters are .: ex. last year owing to the high price of stock Quito quantity of na' i've seed has been taken from the lower harbor. The oyater dealers hope for good set this fall There have been tive years of failure of tho set, and should there be third year of un. very large and of the planters would be driven out Of the business. In a town where the oyster be asss shs fos h: e'S sssa about s. 500. Tho frontage is sixty-nins feet and the lot is 15o feet deep MT. Mansfield proposes to pancy. Mr. Ludinston's new two-story shop | proves to be much more satisfactory place for the card business. He has just put in a new
 Henry R. Smith of the east side who was thrown out ot his carriage one day last week and had hia sit up again; His horse was frightened by . hand S.s s1Eea homo Nnssau f Nsw t proxide1ee where she spent the
 About June if the weather serves, tho horse rail | road company will put on eleven open cars alter hating with the box cars in running as last sum l part of the time on sunny days, but the company prefer to wait until it is warm enough to run car
 
 | open cars to box cars is too great.
 Four small schooners were moved at the rolling new business is bri.k % at the mil. 0 requiring S tn freighting of large amount of iron.
 | George w. Bigelow has moved from the John H Farren place, 9s Clinton avenue, to 2e9 Grand ave nqs; Tssr. uo. .t,u .. .rn, + H.. u,,, ,,u,,a oou | ner of Grand avenue and North Front street, Mon day morning, caused by the upper floors being llle with smoke N fron se1ee1e 9e The hose ca. not needed as there was no fire.
 The First church has decided to hold the commu nion service once each three months instead Q of Congregational churches in Philadephis. an
 Mitchell, this course decided upon for the Fai hed ne S moas
 John Harrington Chissey, formerly of Eaf
 eo o y a or hess aa
 Chidsey's ninthieth birthday anniversary will occu
 next month. He is hale and hearty and one woul
 resided at Morris Csve for some sixty-five year
 and at one time owned the land which Is now tn
 site of many of the summer cottages He promise , There is no doubt but that rome one should hay April 4 ofacer poody found the carcass of hols
 skinned and dogs. had begun eating the putri fesh Robert Douglass, at one time owner of th
 horse was tried for cruelty to animals iS the si! , that he was the owner when ths horse died. E
 stated that boy sold the horse to him for lift turned the horse out 10 pasture and afterware q gave it to Valentine Smith: Smith stated that sold the animal for s, but did not know the nan
 of the purchaser The horse soon afterwards die !. l nesses summoned in the case were Officer Mac l Detective John Leete and Roswell Bradley.
 Rev: H. M: Thompson and family of HartfoI 3 l visited here Monday. In the merning Mr. Thorn
 son attended the conference of the New Have
 county Baptist ministers at Ansonia. He preache t l a sermon from the text 'I Came not to Brir : Peace, but Sword" The real basis of the serne . was church unity, and the stages passed in the 3 treated. Subsequently there was a discussion , the sermon, which was very spirited and interes . ing. Mir. and Mrs. Thompson will spend the rest l. | the week with friends in New York.
 7: Tomorrow evening the Y. P. 8. c. E. of u f Grand avenue Baptist church will give music ], l entertainment and supper. Although the price ice has advanced, ice cream will be served at t, 6 cents O plate. The musical part of the progra It will be quite a treat and should listened to ]; all lovers of music as the price, fifteen cents, o | within the reach of all.