Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-10
LOCAL NEWS.
Brief Mention. fines at AuDur,s.

Brief Mention.
 Valentines at Augur's.
 High water to-day at 1884 .. m.
 A new house-$1, ,50O-R. E. Baldwin.
 Elegant novelties in crepe tissue for val entines at Augur's.
 Bradstreet's for the week reports busi- ness as continuing to show gain.
 T. F. Gilmore, the O. U. A. M. state or ganizer,is confined to his house in this city by illness.
 Rev. Dr. Phillips will speak before the Y. M. 0. A. tomorrow at p. m. Song service at 3:45.
 Postofioe inspectors went to North Ha- ven yesterday to investigate the postofics robbery case there.
 The Y. P. 8. 0. E. of the United church will conduct the service of the City mis- sions tomorrow evening.
 Be sure and attend the big removal sale at Kirby's celebrated reliable jswelry store. There are beautiful goods in great array.
 Grand Trustee Edward L. Linsley of NeX~Haven paid visit to Winchester council, Royal Arcsnum, of Winsted. last evening.
 Fire Commissioner William D. Houlihan of Derby died Thursday after long illness at the home of his brother, Joseph Houli han, in Derby.
 A beautiful array indesd of fur shoulder capes at Burgess & Burgess and a great many ladies are buying now at Burgess & Burgess, the prices now being very low.
 The candidates for the Yale baseball team will report to Captain G B. Case to day. Clsrkson of the Boston National league will coach the team from February 21.
 The Mechanics course of lectures was opened last evening with a fine address by Herbert Welch of Philadelphia. The speaker was introduced by Prof. Daniel 0. Eaton.
 D. P. Candse will address the meeting at the Seamen's bethel Sunday evening. The meeting commences ct 7:3O. There will be good singing and recitstions. All welcome.
 Pensions for Connecticut have been granted as follows: Z.dico D. Nichols, Bir- mingham; John Holt, Wethersfield; An drew Allen, Waterbury; Katherine Kane, Stamford.
 Secretary Brown of the democratic state committee, denies that any assessment of o&ce-holders was intended. All that was wanted was cash to keep the party ma chine going all right.
 The united ministers' meeting will con- vene as usual Monday morning at 10:45 Rev. Dr. McLsne will present . paper on "Morality and Taxation" A large attend ance of ministers Is expected.
 Ex Mayor s. A. York has been appointed chairman of the board of governors of the Monticello club and 0. T. Driscoll, V. F. AcNeil and Frederick 0. Earle are made members of the house committee.
 The public will b, pleased to learn of the continued improvement of Rev. Dr. Harwood, who has been i'll for about three weeks with bronchial troubles. Thursday he was out for the frst time since he was taken i'll.
 Judge Joseph Sheldon gave his very in- teresting lecture on "The Silver Question" under tho auspices of the Young Mems Republican club in Warner hall last night before @ good sizsd audience of the mem bers and their friends.
 Miss Christine Buell., sister of Captain John Buell. of Essex, is quite low with ty- phoid fever at Grace hospital, New Haven Miss Buell. is professional nurse and grad usted some three years ago from the Meth odist hospital, Brooklyn.
 The Ysie divinity colored quartet will have charge of the service Sunday evening at tho Humphrey street Congregational church. There will be two short addresses during the evening. MT. Fsduma will speak on Christianity and the African Women," aud MT. Proctor will speak on "The Theology of the Southern Slave Songs." Messrs. Bonner, Boyer, Fadums and Proctor compose the quartet.