The daily morning journal and courier., 1899-04-21

will travel abroad for his health TOT year or more\ leaving New York early next July on the "Spaardam." His wife will accompany him.
 '7S-John Proctor Clarke has been ap' pointed associate counsel for the Maze committee of the assembly or New York city which is Investigating the police department of that city
 'S0-A daughter was born to pr, anc Mrs. William G. Daggett, March 3l. 80 S.-Mrs. Elise Hanann announces the marriage of her daughter, MISS Elizabeth Augusta, to MT. A. F. Weh- ner, Wednesday, May 5, at Somer- vile, Mass. After May 15 MT. and Mrs. Wehner will be 'at home" at the Aldine Lombardy street, Newark, N
 'S1 S.-A child was recently born to MT. and Mrs. Edward Bailey.
 'S2-H. H. Knapp will deliver a course of lectures in the Yale law school, beginning April 17, on "Con- necticut Practice.'
 'S3-Clarence M. Smith has removed to Redlands, Cal.
 'S3-Samuel B. Childs, M. D., has opened an office in Denver, Col, at 732 14th street.
 'S3-Thomas s. Southworth, M. D., of New York, has been appointed at tending physician to the Hospital for Scarlet Fever and Diphtheria Patients. 1 'S3-Samuel N Hawkes., Stockton, Kansas, was elected the attorney Of Rocks county at the last election on the republican sound money ticket. He received the largest majority of any candidate on the ticket
 'S3-Professor Henry E. Bourne of Western Reserve university has been appointed chairman of a committee of 1 the American Historical association to report on the methods employed in the government of colonial dependencies by the different European states.
 'S4-Dr. Frank Strong has an article in the New England Magazine for April entitled "A Forgotten Danger to the New England Colonies" It gives an account of Oliver Cromwel's project to remove the New Englanders to the West Indies.
 1855 S.-John E. Hill is the designer of the foot bridge leading to the Coun- try club which is being placed over Lake Whitney.
 'S5 l.. S.-Mayor Edward Kenny of East Newark, N. J., was seriously hurt i by falling from his carriage while driv- ing in South Orange, April 10. MT, Kenny will recover from his injuries. 1 FS7-The engagement of Miss Harriet Ward of Washington, D. C., to Chand- | Ter Parsons Anderson, has been an- nounced.
 'SS-A son was recently born to MT. and Mrs. Edwin Parsons 'SS S.-Morgan Walcott was captain of the steamer Crook" which arrived in New York from Cuba on April 2d, bearing the bodies of 65S soldiers who were killed in the late war in Cuba.
 S9-The engagement of Miss Sarah H. Rogers of Webster, Mass, to Ed mund D. Scott, formerly of New Ha- ven. has been announced.
 'S9-Charles H. Sherrill who has just returned from England, witnessed the Oxford- Cambridge athletic sports at the Queens club grounds in London on March A. He was the guest, the same night, at the annual dinner given the Oxford and Cambridge track teams, and responded to the toast '"The Vis- itors." MT. Sherril was also invited to dine with the Oxford and Cambridge crews Saturday, March 25, but was un- able to be present.
 'S9 S.-Dr. J. A. Hartwell presided at the meeting of the American Associa- tion for the Advancement of Physical Education, which was held in Boston recently. ss
 '91-A daughter was born to MT. and and Mrs. GeorgeE Sherman Talcott, April 10. G
 '92-Alfred H. Swayne has just re- turned home having spent the winter in Cuba.
 '97-McKinley Boyle has recently opened a law office in the Louisville Trust Building, Louisville, Ky.
 '97-Thomas l.. Clarke has recently left the office of Brown Brothers x Co.,, and has accepted the position of Mana ging clerk in the office of George P. But Ter & Bro, 35 Wall street, New York.
 97 S.-The engagement is announced of Miss Harriet Bigelow, of Brooklyn, to Richard l. Neithercut of Bridgeport, Conn.
 97 S.-During the absence of Dr. H, w. Foote, '95 s., studying in Germany his place will be taken by William Val entine.
 9S-CharIes w. Burnett has been elected second city clerk of Cincinnati, Ohio
 '9S-Charles B. Gage will pursue stud ies at the Union Theological seminary next year.
 '9S-R. M. Crosby sailed from New York April 5, intending to take an ex- tended trin abroad
 '9S-David B. Eddy and Lawrence Thurston will study at the Auburn The ologcal seminary next year.
 ex-'9S-Robert Ryder has recently taken an editorial position on the Ohio State Journal of Columbus, Ohio.
 9S-David c. Twitchell will study medicine at the School of Physicians and Surgeons in New York next year. '9S-He1bert D. Gallaudet, who is at present studying in Scotland, will spend the summer in Germany studying the German language. '9S-At the conference of college Y. M. c. A. presidents last week at Hamilton, N. Y, Fred M. Gilbert spoke on Organ ization" April s, and on ''The President a Spiritual Force' April 9.
 '95--Dr. John A. Lee has opened an of flee for the practice of medicine at Kingston avenue and Herkemer street, , Brooklyn, N. Y.
 '95-The marriage of Miss Margery |