Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-16
Junior Appointments.

Junior AppOintmen ents. Am Unusually Large Number of PhtIo- |
 sOphfeaIs. The junior appointments for the class of 's4 were handed by Prof. Phillips to Mir. Blodgett yesterday morning The list is ex- ceedingly creditable to the class and surpris- es the college generally ,as 's4 has never been known as high stand class. The list con- tains three more 'tPhiIosophicals" than any class ever secured, and is very strong in the orations.
 PHILosoPHIcAL CITATIONS. Badeu Kinlay, Blodgett, Souther, Gale, Twombly. GEuener, Wolf,
 F. Jones.-11.
 HIGH CITATIONS. Allen, E. Lawrence, Boyd, " T. Nichols, Carr, Ravens, Chapman, Stein, Hine, D. WaIker.-12.
 oRATIoNs. Burnam. LAyery, ". coley, scharps, Curtis Seeley, Daggett, E. Strong, Halsey, ". Strong, Kivoi. A. B. Wells, Lyman, wolcott.
 Peck.-l7.
 DIssERTIoNs. Alis, Mayer. s. Booth, VI Nichols, Eliot, Patterson, Griffng, Platt, Holden. Porter, Holmes wagner.-12
 lst DISPUTES. Dawson, Mcclellan. Foster Makuen, Holiday, Prouty, Hovey, Tonnlinson, Lay, Wright.
 Lincoln.-11. 2nd DISPUTES. Bigelow, McAndrew' Castle, Painter, E. Coley, Penniman, Copeland, Reynolds, Howell, Speer, 4-- Jernberg, Swift,
 whittlesey.-13 1st coLLooUIEs. Carpenter, Shelton, Hushson, N. G. williams, Pardee, Worcester, Samson.-11 2nd coLLoQURs. DoolIttle, Potter, Eaton. w. Sanford, Evarts Tompking, Fountain, Urquhart, McCorm1ck.-11. Whole number 9s. The Criminal Negligence Case. William Rabanus, who through careless ness shot Gottleib Beck on Thursday last, was brought before the City court yesterday morning charged with manslaughter. Ex- Judge Blydenburgh appeared as his counsel and asked that the case go over for one week. City Attorney Pickett consented to this and the case went over. MT. Pickett asked for a bond of $1, ,OOO, but did not press for that amount. Judge Blydenburgh thought $500 sufficient, and finally the bond was fixed by Judge Studley at $6OO Conrad Rabanus, cousin of the accused, became | bondsman. The funeral of Beck was attended yester- day afternoon at o'clock from his late resi- 1 dence on Congress avenue, Rev. MT. Seibke officiating. The New Haven Schwaben Verein attended the funeral in body. The following were the bearers: J. Mayer, 1 Charles Miller, J. Kutscher, Fred. Haffen. dorfer, Ch Schlenger and J. Rumpfer. The remains were inferred in Evergreen ceme tery.
 | Vital Statistics.
 The annual report of Dr. Doherty, Regis trar of Births, Deaths and Marriages, shows that during 1882 the births in New Haver were 2,0ss, marriages 7o3, deaths 1,419. Oi the deaths 143 were in public institutions. l. The total of white male births was 1,O59 of white females 967, and there were 1C births where the sex was not stated. The | total of colored births was 52, of which 21 were males, 24 females and no sex stated In 16 cases two children were born at birth The number of llegitimate children borr was 23, of which 10 were females. Of the total births both parents were Americans 1T 739 cases, there were sos children born ot Irish parents 165 of German, 351 of ar American mother and foreign father, and 10z had American fathers while their mothers were not natives of this country. The births by months ran: January 1SO, February 137 March 157. April 124, May 157, June 167 July 182, August 198, September PA, Octo Der 184, November 2O3 and December 175 showing that births were most frequent be | tween July and January.
 Of the 703 couples married both parties were of American birth in AIS cases, and ot foreign birth in 166 cases. The number ot | widows re-married was 43 and of widoweri S5. There were 28 women granted divorces and 22 men.