Morning journal and courier., 1881-05-07
Suits for s5o,oo0.

hearing on two interesting suits has been going on to-day in the Common Pleas court room before Hon. Luzon B. Morris, of New Haven, sitting as committee of the Supe- rior Court The plaintiffs are Howe, Web ster & company and the Credit company,
 both of London, England, and the defendant is the Howe Sewing Machine company. The
 amount sought to be recovered on the two
 suits, which are practically the same, is some
 thing over $50, ,OO0.-Bsfdgeport Standard.
 College Notes.
 Tickets for the sophomore play can be ob-
 tained at 50 South Middle this morning from
 nine until twelve. After to-day they may be
 had from five to six afternoons. The seniors had cut in Civil Liberty yes
 terday noon.
 this morning on Pantheism.
 Professor Baldwin lectures at twelve clock today on American constitutional law. The skating rink closed for the season last evening" Many students were present. All who intend to go to Boston on the spe- cial train next Saturday should leave their names at Beers at once. The first great college championship ball game of the season occurs at Hamilton Park
 this afternoon between Princeton and Yale. The teams are very evenly matched and the
 result of the contest is awaited with consid- ! erable interest by collegians. The game will be called at half-past two and Mir Wilbur will perform the duties of umpire. Nearly a | dozen names were sent to Princeton, but all | were rejected except that of MT. Wilbur. Fol lowing is the standing of the clubs up to to- day, taken partly from the World: The inter est in the rivalry between Yale and Prince 1 ton for college championship honors has been greatly increased of late by the test matches with professional teams. The Yales have played seven games with professional club | teams, won three, drew one and lost three The Princetons have played eleven games with professional adversaries, of which they have won four and lost seven. The Prince tons defeated the Metropolitans by to z, which was the feather in their cap, while the | crowning triumph of Yale was their victory | over Providence by to 6. The record of the two hines in their contests with profes- l sionals thus far is interesting.
 April 2-Detroit Princeton, at Princeton. T. ? April 5-Princeton vs Athletic, at Princeton 2 April 9-Princeton Athletic, at Princeton 19- April f6-Metropolitan vs Princeton, at New
 , pril 1s-Prinoeton vs. Metropolitan, at New April 21-National vs- Princeton, at Washing ton.,,............. .......-.. D l | April 22-National Princeton, at Washing ......................... T. 0 April 25-New York vs. Princeton, at Prince
 
 April 28-Providence Princeton, at Prince ...................... 12- 3 April 30-Prfnceton Atlantic, at Princeton (ten innings) T. 6 | May -Metropoltans Princeton, at Prince ton ......................... 18- 2 April 9-Yale New York. at New Haven.... T. , April 15-Metropolitan Yale, at New York. 14- [ April 19-Worcester vs Yale at Worcester. 19-14 April 2O-Worcester Yale,at Worcester. 7- April 27-New York Yale at New Haven--. 5- 5 April 30-Yale Providence, at New Haven | (ten innings. s).--.---..--...-...-...-. g. 6 May +Yale New York; at New Haven.-.-- 1G- The Harvards go to Hanover to play the l Dartmouths today.