Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-15
Tuesday, March IS, 1892.
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

A Schoonerss Rough tovaRo-Ss000
 BusheIs of vfrGfnfa oxsssrs fr
 Port - Rev. MT. Mftcheli,s New
 Residence-Deaib of Mr. Scott fu
 Chfcage-Miss Bradley,s Platter
 Ing Offers - The New Tugboas -
 Funeral of Frank Bradley-Ross-
 master Moore IIl-The Kfngss Som
 -kunaway Aeeidenr-ThroWnf from
 a Horse-Miss BradIey,s- Farewell
 Concert.
 Two vessels with about 5, 500 bushels of oysters-the Mary c. Decker and the Grace Bailey-have arrived with stock for opening. Captain John G. Hervey of the Decker reports pretty rough weather all the way up from ChIncontesgue and part of the time it was necessary to double reef. When of Sandy Hook Friday night Captain Hsrvey did not dare to try the experiment of going into New York with the heavy head gale, 60 he anchored under the lee of the Hook" for twelve hours un- til the storm abated.
 Rev J. Lee Mitchell has leased of Dr. E. K. Roberts the new house on Grand svenns ns- gently vacated by N. A. Ludington and VIII re- move thereto about April IS. He has been residing in the Wheaton block. Clinton svenus-
 Captain Harvey Robinson, who with Elihu Larkins, the builder, have spent several days at
 St Ignatius T. A and B. society has about by anoth-r year the society will have . building of fits own
 formerly resided h-re. his parents no- nvinE os Clay street. His busioc&s was general carsinr. ran away. and iron the e,iec,s Of his injurses se died. He leaves a widow.
 Miss Hettis Bradley will give q farewell con. on the evening of April5.
 Tn. new tnsooat building nt Graves yard for Jacksonville parties will be sixty feet long, ff. hold and fifty tons measurement The ressel vii cost about S7.oo1
 Bros' oaildlaE as the eorssr 9f h.ss Gsaesl asd other baIIdines VIII bs pur up soon csorrrlnr tse Mes-rs Cuyn-'s large lot
 The schooner Waterman. the arst of the yes harbor with a cargo for ]. F Bishop . Go. The weather of yesterday was too rough for the ves. sel to discharge.
 Tn. funeral of Frank Bradley took place al his noon. Mr; Bradley died from the affects of sashtss Sisesse asd hsA5t troaSas .fs1r ssvsr.l tor on the horse railroad and a haxgAesrnasfer
 Postmaster Moore, vho has been very m vith neuralgia, was more comfortable yesterday. Eu- gene Smith is filling his plAce hi the posiofshe.
 The king rons or the cccond ChurCh VIII give aR entertainment in the chapel tomorrow even ing During the evening they will give drin. A supper will also be served.
 A horse belonging 10 O. A- Ellis. the meat dealer ran aSsy on Clinton avenue yesterday morning. In Easf F. ari street. in front of S- 10. Bradley & Go s Stor- the horse stopped by r1fward Futile just in time to prevent coilasion with a two horse team
 Miss Heiri- Bradley. the sHprsno ot the GrAnd avcnu- ConErcgational church chuir. rctnr1ed from New York yesterday AfrerDoon- Shs s&cg in the Church Uf the Collegiate Reform Sunday afternoon and A' the Church of the RurstAns 10 the evening". Miss Bradley has received n3tterS inx offers from both churches 10 sing Ms the lead ing soprano the coming y-Ar, but has not giv decision as yet lt Is understood inst the music committee Of the Grand avenue church Is considering the Ques iop of engaging Miss Lizzie Gaffn-y take Miss Bradley'e plsce-
 Miss Hattie Hubbard, the soprano in the quar- t~tt. of the Grsnd avenue Bepft.t church. ik Ill with rnaiArtzl fever. H-r place was taken on sunday by Mtss Edith Porter.
 Schooner " W. .nverse, of the Hsnseon fleet, ssiird yes erdAy for Philadelphia.
 While riding horseback Daniel A. M. Cafery vas thrown on CiintUn avenue Saturday, recefv- ing slight Injuries.