Morning journal and courier., 1889-06-14
FoR THE SUFFERERS.

| New Haven's Fund stilI Inereasing. President Dewell reports: Collected by \ Connecticut Savings bank $7.50, by New ! Haven Savings bank s2.25, by friend in | Fair Haven and reported to I. F. Graham ! $102. 50, by National New Haven bank SIT, ! which includes $10 each from N. Porter, L. J. Campbell, H. T. Blake and E. H. Bishop and $6 each from T. D. T., Major Lynde Catlin and $15 from Elm street. Additional I collected at Tradesmen's bank: Nr. E. Doug lass Smith $25, Daniel Ford $1, R. Foote $3, L. Landersoa $2 and W. Coulter 50 cents. ' Additional from Second Congregational church, Fair Haven, $1, Mrs. G. w. Gedney and Miss B. P. Bolles each $2 and friend and Mrs. Robert McArthur each $1, and Mrs L. o. Dayton 50 cents.
 Collected by I. F. Graham, Fair Haven O. M. Ellis, $3; D. Burton Brown, Frank N. Bradley, E. A. Johnson & Co.,, cash cash, E. NJ. Loveland, James Delahsnty, P. Doyle, John Nolan, John A. Doyle, John J. Kelley, $1 each; ", A. Bradley, c: w. Potter, R. son, M Brennan, cash, Dominic Gran, cier, Patrick Burke, P. Gibbons, 50 cents each, Mrs. Burke. cash, J. F. Clark, J. N. Stoddard, N. O'Brien, Lizzie Clyne, 25 cents each; T. G. W. Jefferson & Son $5; A. De Matty, Francis Bros, ". bury, H. H. Thompson, H. D. F., J. Clark & Son, $1 each; H. Chase 50 cents; E. J. Morse, o. A. Rose, H. L. Parker. John Parker, Allyn & Kelsey, s1 each; Gillen & Quinn, Henry R; Smith, g each T. Zapp $1; J. L. Deming, cash, g each; H. Mallory, L. Ludington, $1 each; Willie Hem ingway, S2; cash, cash, Wm. H. Moore, 50c each; J. G. Button, 25c; E. Woodward ,$5; 0. w. Hoyt, Henry Konold, J. Burns, J. T. Hillhouse, L. Rowe, each $1; cash, g; Geo. W. Lindsley, AZ. Hemingway, SIM. Brown, Sherman Russell, R. B. Farren, cash, Les each $1; Bernstrom, Fl. Ponsbach, Ho- lein, Johnson 0. Borst, P. Jacobson, W. B. Street, s. E. Mallory. G. E. Hamilton, each 50 cents; cash, J. O. Rowland, each % cents; H. Spittle, P. Ryan, William L. Pewtress, A. B. Barnes, 0. Wilson, F. W. Foley, R. W. Bronson, M. Fiannery. William Webber, cash, cash, S. Bauer, Philip Ryan, T. Dris- coll, Thomas Doohan, F. Fisher, N. Moore, cash, James Scott, James E. ONeil, Carrie Mature, M. M. McDermott, 50 cents each.
 The City Missions.
 A very pleasant tea meeting, with straw berries, cake, etc. in abundance, was given Wednesday afternoon by the Woman's Board 
 Hall to the members of the "mother's meet ing" held weekly at this place. Aoknowl- edgment is made of the generous help of friends who sent provisions of various kinds or flowers or funds, or who came and "offer- ed themselves willingly for the work" PersomaI.
 James A. Gowie, an member of the fire department, Is seriously i'll from muscular rheumatism at his home on Bassett street. Representative Holden of Derby has order ed 250 fine cabinet photographs of himself, which he will present to each member of the legislature.
 c. E. Beecher of 267 Orange street, colleo- tor for the Peabody museum at Yale. left this week for Lusk, Wyoming, where hs will join party of government geologists in search ot fossils.
 Judge Allen R. Savage of Auburn, Me-, supreme dictator of the Knights of Honor, was banquetted at Hills Homestead in West Haven Wednesday afternoon by prominent members of the order in this city.
 Lucius B. Hinmsn, the real estate man in Church street, left yesterday afternoon for Denver. Col, to bring back his bride. MT. Hinman will be married early next week to Mrs. Harriet B. West. Mrs. West was an old friend of Nr Hinman's former wife, who died about year and half ago, and very estimable lady