Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-05

winter.
Captain James A. Austin will soon make
a trip to the Pacific coast.
James A. Webb of Alling 6 Webb is
away in Detroit, on business matters.
Professor Teichert has been reengaged
as instructor of the New Haven Athletic
club.
Ex-Mayor ]. G.. Root of Hartford has
been elected commander of R. Tyler post,
G. A. r.
G. II. Merwin of SO Bishop street is still
confined to the house by illness, but is
slowly improving.
Hon. Carlos French and Colonel N. G.
Osborn left yesterday for Washington to
be absent about week.
Alfred Bradley, agent for Hanlon's
'Superba," was in townlast evening. He
was formerly with Dixey.
E. o. Hovey, formerly of this city, has
accepted the appointment as principal of
the Waterbury high school.
The late Mr. Babcock, who died re-
Gently in Chicago, was when resident
here a member of Calvary Baptist church.
Judge Terrence is to make the annual
| address before the Caledoniaa club on the
anniversary of the birth of Robert Burns,
January %.
The directors of the New Haven Clock
company have accepted the resignation of
Hiram Camp, president of the corporation,
which will take effect January 1.
Edward Steinert of Providence, son of
M. Steinert of this city, and Miss Nellie
Louis, daughter of Morris Louis of Bos-
ton, were married Tuesday evening.
Recent New Haven arrivals at Coronado
hotel, Coronado Beach, CAL, are Mrs. II.
o. Hotchkiss, Miss M. o. Hotchkiss, Mrs.
M. F. Carew, Frank Carew, George Carew.
Captain Sidney E. Clark of Second In
| fantry, United States army, and daughter,
were in Bridgeport Wednesday. Captain
Clark has many old friends in New
Haven.
Yale's famous pitcher, A. A. Stage, has
been secured to give an illustrated lecture
on "The Modern Athlete" in the Y. NJ. G.
A. hall, New Britain, Thursday evening,
December II.
Charles A. Dwight, son of Mayor Dwight
of Hartford, who has been spending the
past six months at Phoenix, Arizona, has
returned home for the holidays. He will
return to Arizona some time in January
Cheney Brothers have had the waters
from their new and old reservoirs thor
oughly analysed by Professor Herber
Smith of the Yale Medical school, who
pronounces the waters thoroughly whole
some.
The chances of General James B. Colt O.
Norwich, candidate for doorkeeper of tn
house, are not such as will encourage hi
friends to believe he will be successful
Colonel John G.. Healy of this city is re
ported to have the inside track.
DR.. Paul S. Robinson, son of Judge w
G. Robinson of this city, is taking a spe
cial course in surgery in New York hospi
tails, having been admitted to practice hi
profession in New York city. He will
} probably return to New Haven to settle
} Colonel Keyes, manager of the New Ha
ven opera house, who has been confined t.
the house for several days with sever
cold. allied in its symptoms and prostrat
ing effects to the grip, is much better ant
able to sit up. He hopes to be about agail
, in day or two.
Lieutenant A. L. Howard of Gatlin
gun fame made short visit to this cit
l this week. Lieutenant Howard statet
more wars, but thought in the event o
war with Chilli, he could possibly be in
duced to join the United States forces.
: The new officers of the New HaveI
Chautauqua union are: President, F.
Miller; vice-president, Rev 1. G. Meserve
secretary, Mrs. Hanna; treasurer, n. II
| Taylor; executive committee, 81. II. Tay
lor, Mrs. Platt, Miss Cora Damn, Miss Bel
7 tina Ives, Mrs. Charles Brown and N. Trow
bridge.
Isaac Goodspeed, formerly well know
tailor in Greenville, Conn, but who re
I tired from business several years ago, i
now living with his son in Providence, R
I. Mr.. Goodspeed is the father-in-law @
Frederic Stetson of New Haven, who wa
{ foreman at the Granville lock shop flo
Q many years.
Drs Almy and Perkins dressed jaime
: Sheridan's arms Thursday morning an
found their patient doing as well as coult
be expected. G. w. Blakeslee of New Hs
ven, the contractor by whom Sheridan wa
employed, came here yesterday and had
talk with the man last night. Sherida
, | will probably be removed to the Shelter
= ing Arms in few days, as soon as hi
= | wounds can be looked at again.-Norwic
Record.
7 New Haveners who are going away: II
8 o. Esty and family are going to st. Au
/ gustine; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Mat
= thews to Washington, D c.; Mrs. PROBES
sor Blake to Chicago, ILL.,; Rev. and Mrs
81. P. Nichols to Sandusky, O.; John Mel
son to San Jose, Cal; James A. Austin t
San Diego, Cal; Mr. and Mrs. Herman
, Roth to St. Louis, Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs. L
F. Hotchkiss to Redlands, CAL, and MI
and Mrs. Hubinger to Keokuk, Ia.