Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1891-03-02
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention.

S. G. Redshaw, the Ansonia clothing
dealer, is critically i'll.
Rev. Mr.. Goodspeed of this city preached
in the First Baptist church, Meriden, yes
terday.
w. A. Stevenson, recently of New Ha-
ven, has taken the place of superintendent
of Hills foundry, Northampton, Mass.
Conductor Perkins is in charge of Con-
ductor Bradley's train on the Derby road,
the latter being away ON leave of absence.
The Rev. L. R. Streeter of Bridgeport
was in Brooklyn, yesterday, at the dedica-
ton of the new Sands street M. E. church.
Company K of Stratford intends to give
an entertainment on the 9th of April. Red
Cross Dramatic club Of Bridgeport will
assist.
The monthly meeting of the managers of
the Young Women's Christian association
will be held at the home this afternoon at
3 o'clock.
At Center church yesterday one new
member was added and one babe was bap-
tized, the first and only grandchild Of
IduhllLl DIdtloy dllt4 Bull VI l1euiy L.
Bradley.
Miss Kilbride, teacher at the Lowell
school, returns this week from Port Henry,
N. Y, whittier she was called to attend
the funeral Of her sister, who was the wife
of prominent dry goods dealer there.
Ex-Secretary Bayard, who was in New
Haven last week, appeared in the superior
court at Wilmington, Del, Friday, for the
first time in seventeen years. He ap-
peared as counsel for the petitioner in the
Burke Roche divorce case.
Captain F. NJ. Lovejoy. ex-United States
deputy marshal, and for many years a
well-known newspaper man, is candidate
for the place Of second assistant superin-
tendent of the capitol. The position lasts
only during the session and the pay is
usually S300.-Hartford Times.
By tonight Mr.. Erastus Wiman expects
to have VIII 'sn assurances from O MAJ ority
of the members of the national house of
representatives that they are in favor Of
commercial reciprocity with Canada. Mr..
Wiman writes to friend in this city in
most hopeful terms as to the future pros
poets of reciprocity.
The name of Buchanan Winthrop of
nently advocated in connection with the
approaching nominations for the two va
cant fellowships now existing in the cor
poration of Yale university. Mr.. Win
throp long ago forwarded the Winthrop
classical prizes at Yale and has figured
prominently in his support of Yale ath-
letics.
A new Vocation organ will be placed in
the Church of the Messiah and Wednesday
evening an organ recital will be given
there The instrument is new one of it's
kind in this city and has attracted wide at
tention from musicians. 1t is the same
instrument which was used at the Gounod
society's concert at the Hyperion last week.
The recital will be given for the benefit of
the church. Tickets are now on sale at
Treat & Shepard's music store.
J. G. and J. G. North call the attention
of their friends and patrons to the fact
that they will hereafter carry on general
real estate and loan business in connection
with their large insurance agency at No.
70 Church street. To this end they have
associated with them Ed Manchester, jr.,
who will have charge of this department.
Special attention will be given to the OBJ
tanning of loans, sale or purchase of prop
erty, procuring of tenants, collection of
rents, and such other business as naturally
comes in this line.