Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-08
NEW HAVEN REPURLTCANs.
ResulG Of the Primaries Held LasS Evening-PreParlng For the State Convention.


 ResuIG of the Primaries Held Lass EvenIng-PreParInG For she State Convention.
 New Haven Republicans set in operation the party machinery last evening preparatory to the election of delegates who will repre- sent the city and town at the Republican State convention to be held at the Hyperion on Wednesday of next week. While it is too early yet to name the delegates whom New Haven will send to the convention, among the names mentioned for the honor are President Howsrth of the Young Mems Republican club, Lawyer Niles of the Four teenth ward. City Attorney Daley, Lawyer Arthur B. Wright, ex-Alderman B. H. DouR- las, Judge Deming and Major Lincoln. Among the names mentioned for the honor of representing Connecticut Republicans at the national Republican convention are Hon. N. D. Sperry, who rumor says is certain to be one of the delegation-at-large, Gen. s. E. Merwin and Judge H. Lynde Harrison of this Mayor Bulkeley of Hartford and Hon. Samuel Fessenden of Stamford.
 The Republican primaries held last night resulted as follows:
 FIRST WARD.
 ' W. A. Chamberlin, secretary.
 Delegates (town)-A. NJ. Hitler, Lynde Harrison, George H. Ford, George B. Martin, Frank o. Bushnell, Frank 4. Mun- son.
 Ward eommittse-A. M. Hitler, Benjamin Draine, W. A. Chamberlin, F. A. Munson, Frank c. Bushnell, William A. Beers, s. s. Thompson, Abner Hendee.
 The committee will elect chairman.
 TuTRO wARD
 Delegates-J. II. Smith, W. F. Sternberg, l.. D. Chidsey.
 Ward committee B. Matthewman, ". F. Sternberg, J. B. Beach, Louis Knollmeyer, J. H. Roston.
 FOURTH WARD.
 Delegates-Al Foote, John T. Man son, David W. Sharpe, William F. French, George L. Ives, George Baldwin.
 Ward committee-John T. Manson, Willis N. Butricks, Eli Manchester, jr, David J. Shields.
 SEVENTH WARD.
 The Seventh ward held caucus last even- ing at the residence of James Totham, No. 54 William street Mr F. H. Hart was elected chairn@ and Mir. R. E. Baldwin secretary The following were elected:
 James Totham, chairman ward committee. Second member, Gerge E. Frisbie; third member, Frederick K. Chat6eld.
 Delegates to town convention with power to appoint alternstes, F. F. Hart. James Totham, Fred E. Beach.
 FIFTH WARD.
 The Fifth warders met in B. H. Douglass & Sons store. B. H. Douglass, jr., was chairman, J. P. Goodhart secretary. Delegates to town convention. Lueius Kent field, Edward O. Gruener, Henry T. Mix, Jacob P. Goodhart. B. H. Douglass, jr. was appointed chairman of the ward committee The rest of the committee will be selected later.
 THIRTEENTH WARD.
 Delegates-W. s. Beecher, A. N. Farnham, Henry Monk.
 Ward committee-David 0. Monson, W, s. Beecher, H. H. Taylor, Henry Monk, J. L. Fisk, A. B. Sinclair, Frank Beers Remarkable Decision by tho U. s. 0.
 Court.
 After a complaint by the Moxie Nerve Food company lately before Judge Colt of the U. s. 0. court against some of the principal Nerve Food bottlers of the United States the judge thus enjoins them: "We enjoin and command you, each and every one of you, that from and immediately after the receipt and notice-of this our writ by you, or any or you, you shall not in any manner simulate nor use the trademarks or labels of conn. plainants specified as exhibits A and B in it's bill of complaint, nor either of them. You shall not use the words Nerve Food,' either alone or with other words, upon the outside pr upon the wrapper of any package contain pp manufactured fluid resembling in taste, flavor or appearance the article manufactured py complainant as sMoxie Nerve Food.'" Now. this is as it should be, and the public will be free from imposition in the future. The company are putting out very rich Eexie now. m7 StaMcEW