Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-07-22
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Found Dying Mt the Allyn Hodse-A
Child Fatally Burned-Death of a
Yale Man, Glass of ,53-Lavvyers
and Habeas Corpus-Bryan e. Lynn
to Cross Swords In Hartford
Delayed Real Estate Bonds.
HARTFORD, July 21.-John Condron, q
laborer, who was found unconscious in a
bath tub at the Allyn house barber shop
yesterday, has remained unconscious for
twenty hours at the hospital and will die.
DIED FROM ITS INJURIES.
NORWICH, July 21.-Rstta Oelhalf, the
seven-year-old daughter of Mrs. George
Oelhalf of Chestnut street, died to-day
from burns received Thursday by setting
her clothing on fire while over bonfire.
WAS MEMBER OF YALE's CLASS OF '53.
HARTFORD, July 21.-Julius Catlin, who
died at the Rsstigouohe Salmon club
house, Aetapedia, Qua, yesterday, from
heart failure, was native of this city and
member of Yale's famous class of 1853.
He WAS q son Of the late Lieutenant Gov
ernor julius Catlin of this city.
| HABEAs CORPUS FOB BRISTOL LIQUOR
DEALER
| HARTFORD, July 21.-In the court of
common pleas this morning Senator Noble
E. Pierce of Bristol made application be-
fore Assistant Judge Walsh for a writ of
habeas corpus to release John E. Kennedy
of Bristol, a convicted illegal liquor seller
Kennedy was tried for selling liquor in a
no license town and sentenced by Judge
Ralph Wheeler of the superior court to
$50 fine and thirty days imprisonment on
| each of three counts. Kennedy has been
in Jail since June IA. His counsel claimed
that the judge erred and the penalty is ex-
cessive. The case will be argued to-mor-
| row.
HARTFORD.
The Hartford Rowing club, of which W.
J. Shea is president, has secured big at
traction for it's picnic and athletic games
to be held at Union grove on the Goth
inst A broadsword contest on horseback
has been arranged between Brian E. Lynn
of New Haven and Chevalier Orslofsky OF
New York. The contest will DO for purse
| of $500. Both contestants have won many
combats, and scientific encounter is sure
to result when they come together. Lynn
is an old English army cavalryman, and
Orslofsky has seen long service in the
German army.
BRIDGEPoRTERs EXPECT A REAL ESTATE
BOOM.
The Bridgeport Standard says the rea
estate dealers there think that 1t is abou
time for boom in prices of real estate
The market is a little dull just now. Mr.
Zalmon Goodsell said: "There ia no de
preston in real estate at the present time
. Bridgeport being manufacturing cit.
and less than five per cent. of the work
ing people being out of work, that leave
ninety five per cent. who draw their wage
regularly, thus keeping money in circula
, ton, which Is all that is necessary to keel
: real estate, and in fact any business NOV
, ing.
} Except in few isolated cases real es
tate is selling for Its full value. In thes
few cases where property is sold at auction
. or at great sacrifice, 1t is because peopl
. do not want to pay $50 ,O90 or $40, 900 TO
t place, and if they do they would rathe
buy new lot and build a house on it t.
suit their own convenience and idea. In
walk around the city one sees building
l springing up everywhere, in every sectio.
of the city, and lots are constantly bsir
f | sold for their full value. There is no de
preston in real estate now, and as I sal
before, Bridgeport being a manufacturin
8 city, and money being kept constantly i
q circulation, 1t is not likely that any de
' preston will occur"