Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-17
Personal.


 s. G. Pease was at the Hotel Vendoms, New York, yesterday.
 Mrs. Charles L. Mitchell Is staying at | the Hotel Brunswick, New York.
 Miss Birdie Miller of Nicoll street will at I tend the Baptist State convention in Dan- bury this week. Frederick R. Jackson of Connecticut at tended the banquet of the Medal of Honor Legion in the Holland house New York last l night. -s-- J. Edward Gsary leaves to-day for Mag ara Falls, the worlds fair and other points of interest in the west. He will be gone about three weeks. -
 Mrs. Edwin Chatterton and Miss Jessie Chatterton have returned from the worlds fair. While absent they visited Niagara Falls and Detrsit.
 Charles A. Futile, son of O. F. Futile,
 the wholesale liqnor dealer of Broadway, was married in the Imperial hotel Sunday,
 in New York, to Julia V. Gibbons of this
 city.
 Mrs. A. Kelsey Jones and Miss Fife Jones
 left yesterday for Chicago and the worlds
 fair. They will be gone three weeks and
 in Chicago will be the guests of Roland K. ! Jones.
 MT. Thomas H. Bolmer of the firm of Prince & Whitely, New York, returned to
 that city yesterday. His brother, 70. B. , Bolmer, returns today, from his trip to the worlds fair.
 The many friends of MT. James Birge will be pleased to hear of his return to this city from an extended visit of over three months in the west. The great fair occu- pied some twenty eight days of his time, i its wonders. His health has been much I improved by his journey.
 Driver Page of Hook and Ladder No.
 fshed big snspping turtle out of the n boulevard sewer, on Edgewood avenue Saturday. He rammed a stick down into
 the sewer. The snapper seized 1t aut t hung on until he was landed. Ar. Psg'
 took the turtle home. 1t is 13 inches 1T width across the shoulders and seventeen
 inches long from neck to base of tail.
 Jerome Donovan, L. s. '94, and William F. Hssselbsch, the candy merchant O
 Chapel street, who returned Sunday iron six weeks trip to Germany, report 8 yer! F. pleasant trip, although the voyage hon
 was little stormy. They stopped weel It at Amsterdam, where Edward Downes c
 this city is consul. MT. Donovan brough 70 back with him an orthodox Dutch pipe
 over two feet and half long, presen l. from Consul Downes to Major Timothy
 Callahan. The bowl of the pipe is of chin white. and the stem is composed of ebon. ;. and onyx.
 IT MT. Herbert Carns- Wilson of London |. England, was in town yesterday with tn {, Rev. o. w. de Lyon Nichols of New Yorl !. MT. Carns Wilson, Lady Whseler's nephew a. is son of the late William Csrns- Wilso if of Castsrton hall, westmoreland, wh - married Miss Ly tton, the daughter of th ,e Right Hon. Edward Lytton, N. P privat . counsellor to the queen, aud related t ' Lord Bulwer Lytton. Casterton hall was on 4 of the favorite haunts of Macauley and th 2, seat of the school where Charlotte Bront d was educated. The founder of the schoo I the Rev. William Carns Wilson. was th n character "Brock Cnurst" in Jane Eyr, " MT. Csrns-Wilson Is receiving great dei " of distinguished social attention in tn ar country and was introduced to America 5 society by Ward McAllister. MT. Carn 5 Wilson has been spending the autumn (
 Lenox and Stockbridge and uill go V New York for the winter November b, where he will be joined by Lord Lyol "a Griffith.