The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-05-23
Local Weather Report.
 FOR MAY 2s, 1899.
Brief Mention.

High water to-day, SIS a. m,
 Lots on your terms-R E. Baldwin.
 Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly at
 McKees news store.
 The Naval Militia will parade in their
 white uniforms next Friday and go to
 the rifle range.
 A literary and musical entertainment
 will be given in the Humphrey street
 Congregational church tomorrow even
 ing.
 Next Sunday Rev. MT. Hall of the Taylor church on Dixwel lavenue, this city, will preach at the Masonic home,
 Wallingford.
 A marriage license was issued in Bridgeport yesterday to John Kurtzen- acker of New Haven and Caroline Dell murh of Bridgeport.
 The memorial sermon at Trinity Episcopal church, Branford will this year be preached by Rev. w. H. Winck- ley next Sunday evening.
 The funeral of Miss Eliza Russell was AAClu II OlIl II O<AOll ClldPCl oullQdy dIltI- noon and was largely attended by prominent people of Branford and Fox on.
 A large delegation from the Baptist church, Branford, will attend Chris tian Endeavor rally to be held at Olivet Baptist church in this city tomorrow evening.
 The New Haven Single Tax club will meet at 760 George street this evening at o'clock. The subject for discussion will be "The Single Tax from the As sessor's Point of View.' All are in- vited.
 This afternoon at 5 o'clock at room Al Osborn hall Justice Harlan of the Unit ed States supreme court will deliver the first lecture of the Storrs course for 1899 before the Yale Law school sub ject "Ehe Constitution of the United States All members of the university are invited.
 Ansantawae tribe of Red Men No. 34 will meet Thursday night and adopt two pale faces, and business of import ance will be brought up. The tribe will talk up Fourth of July business and discuss the project of hiring new hall. The committee on Fourth of July are Sachem William Everhart, Prophet E. e. Smith and Junior Sagamore Nelson Hampstead.
 President Henry l.. Hotchkiss, wife and daughter, are expected home from Europe early in June Mrs. Hunting don Denton and Miss May Denton, who were with Mr. and Mrs Hotchkiss and +I,o +,,iy~ Ynt,, !, them but this is yet undecided. The Dentons may conclude to remain in France. where formerly they resided for number of years.
 Frederick r. Brewster, secretary of | the w. & E. T. Fitch company, has pur- chased the modern thirty-foot sloop l yacht Mai from Greenport, l.. l., and it l will come into the fleet of the New Ha- l ven Yacht club and take part in the | clubs regattas and cruises. The boat 1 cost to build $3,000. She is of the style that has been popular at Newport and | other yachting centers for several | years, and is said to be very fast.
 The w. & F. T. Fitch company are having a new power house put up at their plant on East street and the work will be done by the George M. Grant The building will be of brick, Al feet by 50, one story in height. This story will be thirty feet in height and the stack will be 125 feet high and five and one half feet in diameter. It will contain two Manning boilers by the Bgelow company and Green en- zine.
 A special meeting of the Grand ave- nue Baptist church was held last even ng to take action upon the calling of a pastor. M. J. Barnes was chosen chair man and Charles Cutts clerk pro tenn. unanimous vote was passed extending I call to Rev. J. Madison Hare of New lrk N J. MT. Hare was pastor of one ,f the large Baptist churches in that ,ity, but upon the breaking out of the var with Spain he was chosen chap ain of one of the New Jersey regiments. since resigning his chaplaincy he has , lad no church. MT. Hare is highly rec ( II