The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-16
PERSONAL JOTTIS6s.
Items of Interest Relating to New Haven
 People and O,hers.

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 Items of Interest Relating to New Haven | People and o.hers.
 Miss Jennie Magee of Milburn. N. J, has been visiting Mir. and Mrs. Roch- fort of Edwards street. She has had very pleasant visit in the City of Films and returns home to-day.
 Mrs, Jane Marlin has a southern story. "A Cherokee Rose." in the No vember number of "The Old Home stead" a distinctly southern magazine pusished in Atlanta. Ga.
 | Charles R. Kimmel of 232 Quinnipiac street, employed as an engineer in the construction of the new round house at the Cedars. had his arm broken by being caught in running chair yes- terday and was taken to the hospital.
 About twenty-nine operators from Virginia were making a tour of New England yesterday and the party was taken about New Haven Tn carriages as the guests of Benedict, Downs & Co.
 Mrs. P. T. Barnum's $40.000 annuity will be provided by fund to be re- tained by the present executors. The executors now have s1.40o.000 in their care, but this Is deemed excessive and part of 1t will probably be distributed to heirs.
 J. Francis Leonard of Darby, Penn, and Bernard Francies Gilmore of Mana yank, Penn. are in town visiting friends.
 Dr. John A. Robinson. l.. L.B.. for twenty years librarian of the Yale Law school. has resigned. his resigna- tion to take effect January l, 1895.
 The Hon. James Graham, who has been confined to his home with infiam- matory rheumatism, was out yesterday morning for the first time in two weeks | J. M. Handley. in advance of "Young Mrs. winthrop is in town. The com pany, an excellent one, appears at the Grand Opera house the last three days of next week.
 Bishop Thomas M Clark of Rhode Is- | land who is known personally to many | of our prominent scholars, Is to be hon. ored, on the approaching 40th anniver- sary of his consecration, by special re- | ligious services and social reception. | Rt. Rev. Dr. Clark Is now more than 82 | years old, for he was born at Newbury- port July 4, 1872; he was graduated at Yale college in 1881, and was rector of Christ church, Hartford, until the time of his election as Protestant Episcopal bishop of Rhode Island. His anniversary as bishop comes December 6; 1t will be celebrated in Providence, when Bishops Potter of New York and Lawrence of Massachusetts will deliver addresses in Grace church, and afterward there will be a reception at the Trocadero.
 The New York Tribune says of Chap lain H. L. Wayland, brother of Dean Wayland of Yale law school: ''The Rev. Dr. H. L. Wayland, who has been for some time the editor of the National Baptist of Philadelphia, is to succeed MT. H.C.Vedder as editor of The Ex- aminer' of this city. Dr. Wayland's re- moval to the metropolis will please a host of his friends here, who admire him as a brilliant speaker, writer and thinker His speech at New England dinner in this city a few years ago gave him national reputation, which he has ably sustained by many similar efforts since. As an editor he is pungent, forceful, witty and aggressive, and un- der his editorship The Examiner will become greater power than ever be- fore in the world of religious journalism. Heman Lincoln Wayland is the grand son of Francis Wayland, Baptist min- ister, who emigrated from England in the eighteenth century, and the son of the great educator, Francis Wayland, who was pupil of Eliphalet Mott in Union college, and who was president of Brown university for twenty-eight years. H. A. Wayland was born in Prov idence, R. T., in 1880, was graduated from Brown in 1849, and studied theology at Newton, Mass. in 1850. From 1854 to 1861 he was pastor of a Baptist church in Worcester, Mass. During the war he was chaplain of the Seventh Connecticut Volunteers. After the war he spent some time as a missionary among the colored people of Nashville, Tenn. He afterward became professor in Kala- mazoo college, Michigan, and president of Franklin college, Indiana. He has been the editor of The National Baptist since 1872. He has contributed note- worthy articles to a large number of periodicals"