Morning journal and courier., 1892-05-21
Personal Notes.

MT. Blaine is a grandpa again This time it is Walter Damrosch.
 Rev Father Gleason of East Hartford was in town yesterday visiting his brother, Captain Gleason of State street.
 .Adirondack'' Murray lives at Guilford AL though growing old he is still debonnair in man. ner and youthful in appearance. He is frequent ly seen in this city.
 Commander Seymour Of the New Haven Yacht club has appointed William S. Cooke feet cap tain for the ensuing year. MT. Cooke succeeds Myron R. Durham.
 7, August Schreck, the bass player at Bunnell's Grand opera house, is sick at his home, 727 State street He is suffering with lnflammatory rheu- matism and bronchitis.
 Mrs. Clark of Edwards street, who fell aud ply and o hsr vanced age fears are entertained that she will not recover.
 Corporation Counsel c. T. Driscol has been gates to represent New Haven at the second ses- sion of the national mining congress to be held at Helepa, Mont, from July 12 to 16.
 Charles E. Graves, president of the board of education, has gone to Washington to inspect the manual training school system and on his re- stitute in Philadelphia. He will return tuesday
 Captain B. P. Hoyt of the Yale Gun club has selected the following men to compose the team to-day: R. H. farweii 'e1; H. G. Miller, 's5; F g. Franklin, '95; R. G. Anderson, '94 s, and A. B. Hughes '94.
 MISS Dora B. Selter or this City, who has been for the past two three years in the position of registry clerk at the postof1ce, has resigned and will cease her services in short time. Her place has been filled by the appointment by Postmas ter Sperry of Miss Isabelle Harris who has for some years been forelady at Munson & Co. s box factory.
 Cards are out announcing the marriage of Miss May Zuleika Hubbell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hubbell of 363 Elm street, aud Ed ley & Son, the Orange street cabinet makers. The marriage ceremony will take place in the First M E. church at noon Wednesday, June i short reception will follow the ceremony, af- ter which MT. and Mrs. Bradley will leave for a bridal tour. Both young people are we'll known and exceedingly popular, The wedding will be attended by g large number of friends.
 MT, and Mrs. Jacob Marx and Mr. Marks Sis ter, Mrs. Belze, went to New York last Wednes- Thursday. Their baggage was carried aboard the steamer Thursday, and everything was ready for the steamer to sail, when just before the hour for sailing Mrs. Marx changed her mind, and had her trunks taken ashore, Her husband could not induce her to sail Some relatives of cluded she would not leave them, even for an ocean voyage. Mir. Marx and his sister sailed without his wife.
 Yesterdays Hartford Courant remarks con- corning Colonel Osborn of this city: 1.-The demo- cratic delegates have decided to make the hand some colonel of New Haven a vice president of the Chicago convention and to let A. F. Hyde help draw up the resolutions. Those will not he what the lively and unbridled Osborn would have made them-and he'll say so, too, when he comes back home. Colonel Osborn Is for telling Whet the party Is there for, and rather takes nr;Ga m it. On this occasion his loss may be the narfvsa gain, but 1t s a loss none the less.n