The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-09-21
Local Weather Report. FOR SEPTEMBER 20, 1898.
L. M. TARR. Observer.
Brief Mention.

High water to-day, 2:1S p. m.
 Buy a lot $1O0. R. F. Baldwin.
 To-day, pluns for canning-D. M Welch & Sons.
 Dr. William N. Winne has been ap- pointed a member of the New Haven dispensary, connected with Yale medi- cal college.
 Mike Murphy, the old Yale trainer, now with Pennsylvania, stopped in this city yesterday. He was on the way to attend the funeral of his sister.
 District Deputy Adolph Gosch of Humboldt lodge, I. o. O. F., of New Haven, will make an official visit to Teutonia lodge of Meriden this even- ing.
 Lieutenant Allan Osborn, who was brought from camp at Mantle ill with typhoid fever to the home of his father, George w. Osborn, continues danger ously i'll. M. c. Ferguson, member of the New Haven Photographic society. will this evening give demonstration of the development of velox paper in the society's rooms, 127 Orange street.
 The examination of those who wish to become full-hedged physicians will be held by the state board of examiners in the city hall to-day and tomorrow. Nineteen candidates will be put to the test.
 The many friends of Mrs. Dickerman of Morris Cove mother of Florist George A. Dickerman, will be glad to learn that she is improving. Owing to --arep age her recovery will be slow. Mrs. Dickerman fell recently, fracturing her hip.
 James G. Bohan of Howe & Stetsons s has returned from his vacation, having had a pleasant time. Isaac Mallory of the same store has gone away for weeks recuperation. He will visit Buff falo, Niagara Falls and other places of interest.
 Judge Shipman ordered the United States district court, which was set to convene in this city yesterday, further continued till October pending the re- turn to this country of Judge Town send, who expects to sail for home to- morrow.
 A corps of engineers from this city were JNpSNANteNS surveying the property of the Consoli- dated railroad. It was reported that the work was being done preparatory to changing the layout of some of the tracks.
 John M. Gallup, the surviving part ner, has bought of the estate of Simon z c. Metzger the interest of the late MT Metzger in the firm of Gallup & Metz ger, music dealers at No. POI Asylum street, Hartford, and who have store in Meriden.
 A card from G. B. Baer, 34 Center street. is as follows: There is a story in circulation that I am to return to my former place of employment, but I wish to state once for all that I have started in business for myself and in- tend thus to remain.
 Several theater parties from Water bury came to this city to see Miss Maude Adams in "The Little Minister" at the Hyperion last night, returning on the theater train leaving New Ha- ven at 11:30. Several parties from the same city come tonight to see this nonular actress. Meriden was also well represented here last night.
 The condition of Thomas R. TroW- bridge is improved, as the public will be glad to know. He rests more com fortably and his strength increases little daily. He is, however, still too weak to be moved from his Litchtield summer home to his New Haven resi- dence. but it is expected that, with no unfavorable change, he will be able to make the journey here in two or three weeks.
 The carriages of Franklin FarreFs stable. that have been away for the mast three months, arrived home Mon day. The family passed the summer in stockbridge and had their horses and carriages with them. At the Great Harrington horse show the three-horse trap was exhibited with the horses driven abreast, the result being that this team was awarded the blue ribbon.