Morning journal and courier., 1890-06-18
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

The Big F0uK-Master, she William
 Nicely. to be Launched To-Day-The I
 Flag on East Rock-The Improve.
 ments That Attract Attention Near |
 BaEnesville Brldxe-New Cars for the
 HoYse Railroad.
 The entertainment given under the aus. pioes of the Y. P. s. 0. E. of Grand avenue Baptist church in Qufunipisc rink last eve ming was a very great musical success. The Amphions were at their best and their work was received with great favor by the large and appreciative audience. Selections by the New Haven Orchestral club were given very efficiently. There were hearty encores to the various numbers, and several TO. sponses. After the entertainment the ladies did rushing business at the ice cream tables. The program last evening wss aR overturs-"Poet and Peasant' 4. .suppe c,.. .ISs Ssv sId Aayea 0,chsst.si F club. n,
 oh0fushe ses 1mpsion aesn It: sdslssg asss3s pnst ..,. .,,., Orchestra. r
 s00-S'a G1 ass Sadie N: Tnompson 'Ismmens
 Chorus and orchestra: : . .-01'
 schottisch-"Dsar opes % Far Away" Casey solo-"The Two arensdisrs" err .schurman selection-"clover" ................s .suppe ohorus-"s.renade,'o Orchestra. Meiauoger es,s. ., ,,., s3Io @ Y Miss Thompson. A''n'ss. ns. P0lka-"Littie ersstS Srcbs.trs Moses
 Those who did not attend last evening should not miss the musioal treat for this evening, when there will be an entire change of program. The admission is only fifteen cents, . very low sum for an entertainment of so high an order. The concert last eve- ming was the finest given here this season, and there should be . big house tonight
 Following is this evenings program:
 Ss@s from ofrssnSaeh's Operas. 's0et'ser
 "Echoes des Bastions'. ..................K Kling
 "song Of ths Evening Starr. wagner Seiection0F .dounod
 ITO oTs %se sls1s Misses Chase Beebe and Mr. Corr
 "War Msrch of the Priest" 'hendelssohn
 seisction0" Sullivan
 Mslfs sf sRsgn %a5ssh
 This morning at Il o'clock the big four
 uasted schooner, Wm. Nicely, named for the
 well known dry goods merchant, will be
 launched from H. H. Hanscom's yard. The
 Nicely, as she stands upon the ways, is a
 beauty. The big hull is of fine shape, with
 excellent lines and proportions that promise good sailing powers, with ample cargo capao-
 ity. Her four towing masts add to the gracefulness of the craft and altogether the and successful coasters is very worthy one. At those iaunchings, which are always interesting, big crowds assem- ble and seem possessed with all the enthusiasm of the owners and commander ou 50 important an occasion. There are also quite crowd on tho decks of these craft as l they slide down the launching timbers into tho ho rhor xy{fh vnuoh opaoofu1roaa
 Our residents who watched the flag flying at one of the staffs on East Rock yesterday wondered why the display wes made. Sub l ssquently 1t dawned upon them that it wal l the anniversary of the soldiers' monument | dedication and Bunker Hill day.
 Quite 8 delegation of Congregationalistf from this place attended the one hundred and eighty -frst anniversary of the Genera association of Connecticut at the United church yesterday, and were especially inter. ested in the interesting discussion on 9Th. Divorce Problem"
 The preparation being made for the erec tion of the new building of the New Haven Electric company near Barnesville bridge renders that locality pretty busy spot these ooalbins on the dock. . portion of the old bins having been left standing. Fer severa days one of Waterhouse & Oo.'s diggsrs hal been employed deepening the water on tht north side of the docks and the mud hal been used in filling out where the wharf Ii | to be renewed. A portable engine is on tn.
 site to aid in preparing the foundations. The big sand bank at James street and
 Grand avenue Is rapidly diminishing, thers having been nine carts loading at one time one day this week. For much of the dis tanoe the frontage on Grand avenue is dowr to the level of the sidewalk, and the sites are ready for the erection of new buildiugt whenever there is demand for them.
 The horse railroad company has just added 1 two new box cars to their rolling stock ani they will be run out in few days. These cars are built first class throughout, and em brace some improvements, not included 1T ! any of the other cars. These cars were buil ky the John Stephenson company of New York, who built so many cars for the road President Ives was in New York last week te contract for four new open cars. He select. cd cars, work upon which is well advanced and 1t is expected that they will be delivered
 in few days.
 The friends of Philip s. Evans, jr, for. msrly of this place. wish to congratulate him upon his well earxsd sucoess in ssour ing the frat In the series of Baldwin prizei for the junior class. Hopkins grsmma, scheol. His brother, Harry Evans, @ me. chanioal engineer of Chicago, who has beer waiting his parents, Rev. and Mrs. P. 8 Evans, started on his return yesterday. He was accompanied by his sister, Miss May Evans, who will remain several weeks fol the benefit of her health, which has noI been good of late.