Morning journal and courier., 1891-05-30
HAS LEASED TIE roNrINE.

Captain George R.HOdgdon of the | Fremont Hotel Will Assume Charge
 of the Tontine Hotel Monday.
 The deal between the heirs of the late John w. Bradley of the Tontine hotel and Captain George R. Hodgdon of the Ire mont house, whereby the latter secures a lease of the Tontine, was consummated last evening and Captain Hodgdon will as- sume the management of the latter house on Monday next. The deal in reference to the Fremont is at present still under con- sideration and no definite arrangements have been made in reference to the future management of that, although for the present at least it will continue to be run as heretofore under the management of O. otain Hodgdon.
 he terms of the sale of the lease of the Tontine have e~not been made public, but they are supposed to be somewhere in the neighborhood of O,000, which price in- cludes the good will, fixtures, lease and furniture. The hotel building itself is the property of the Tontine association and is worth $225, 5,0O0.
 AT THE CHURCHES. Notes Concerning Religious Services To-MorroW. At First Methodist Episcopal church Dr. Chapman will preach in the morning on "An Early Christian Heroine" In the evening the theme will be tsThe Meaning ofsDecoration Day." and "Our Debt to the Dead" CHORAL SERVICE AT ST. THoMAs's CHURCH, Sunday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. Processionalhy hymn 152
 Psaiter@ioth i selection. Anglican Chants Nagge NNagel4Sae bmittis In stainer Anthem,Let Not Your Heart Be-;
 Anthe@~i Am Alpha and Omega .....J " staner Ofertory Sentences: :......."........J Stalner Recessional hymn All.
 AT GRACE M. E. CHURCH. After an absence of two Sundays on ac- count of sickness in his family the pastor, Rev. James Coote, will preach tomorrow. His subject at both services will be "Idle | Words" The new chorus choir will do | their part to make the services interesting and profitable. The Y. P. s. c. E. invite 1 all young people to their meeting at 6:15 P. m.
 REV. DR. TODD TO PREACH. Rev. Dr. John A. Todd, who is on vis- | it to this city from California, will preach Sunday morning in the Church of the Redeemer, of which he was formerly pas
 tor. Rev. Dr. Phillips will preach in the | evening.
 Y. M c. A. NOTES. | Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at the rooms of the Young Mems Christian asso- citation Rev. J. E. Morse will give an ad-
 dress to young men. There will be the
 usual hearty singing. All young men are
 cordially invited.
 The young mems meeting will be held at
 8 o'clock tonight at the rooms. All young l men welcome.
 The services will be held at the jail Sun
 day morning at g o'clock as usual. l CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
 At the church of the Messiah First Uni versalist) tomorrow Rev. L. H. Squires
 will preach sermon appropriate to the
 season on Memorials for the Dead" and
 in the evening will give another of the practical lectures on modern proverbs on the topic "Doing as the Romans De-" 1 TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. For sometime past the personal friends
 Dr. McChesney have requested him to ] preach upon "Gambling and Speculation and the State of Things in New Haven" " l He will speak on Sunday evening next upon the Evils of Speculation" and will l inquire whether in it's animus tendencies and results it is not akin to gambling. THE CITY MISSIONS. In place of the usual service tomorrow evening at the City mission hall, corner of Court and State streets, a special service has been arranged in recognition of Deco ration day. The exercises will be in charge of members of the Grand Army, led 1 by Comrade Charles E. Hart. Special
 music appropriate to the occasion will be
 rendered by male quartette under direc- tion of Comrade H. F. McCollum. The
 song service and the congregational sing
 ing will be led by Mr Francis Potter, and
 there will be several selections by the or
 chestra and an instrumental solo with
 piano accompaniment by Misses Addie and
 Carrie Kimberly. All are welcome, with
 8 special invitation to all former soldiers
 and sailors to be present and take some
 part in the service.
 A PRAISE SERVICE.
 A praise service will be given at the
 Dwight Place church tomorrow evening.
 There will be remarks and prayer by the
 pastor, fine singing by the choir, reading
 of scripture selections and trio, Misses
 Roberts, Wheatley and Northrop, will sing
 "Light at Eventide" The quartette will l sing "A bide With Me"