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Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02
Etmam1nal.
Advances ut she OpeninG-Wide and
Rapid Fluctuations In sugar Renn-
eries-Activity In silver CertiAeasss-
The Close Dull.

NEW YoRK. Aug. 1.
Railroad bonds were very dull. Comparatively
few issues were traded in, and the changes, with
firm tone and small sales, were without signih-
canoe. Union Elevated frsts rose l. to ITO; Canada
Southern frsts 1. to 1o7 and Chattanooga fves IN,
to 1904.
Stocks opened with advances Of from u to n per
cent The subsequent fluctuations in the List, how
ever, were in most cases entirely Insignificant and
values were moved up and down within the narrow
est limits. Sugar Rehneres fiuctuated rapidly and
widely, but finally closed with net gain OF l4s per
cent soN. after selling at SEQ. Silver certificates
were again very active, but without material
change in price, though 1t was traded In on dis.
tInctly higher level than yesterday. pool is re-
ported to have been formed to buy one million
ounces, and the London market was higher. with q
marked scarcity. In the regular list Atchtson was
the weak point and C.C.C. and st. Louis the strong
one but the final changes Of neither were Important
Edison Electric also failed to hold all Of its early
gain. The close was dull but firm at Insignificant
changes from last evenings figures.
Closing prices reported over the private wires Of
BUNNELL & SCRANTON. Bankers and Brokers:
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02
FOR JACK TAR.

List of Recent Contributions - Sea-
men's Friend society.
Contributions to the Ladies' Seamen's
Friend society for the quarter ending July
81, 1890:
The United church collected $102. The
Church of the Redeemer collected $61. 81,
Joseph Porter $50, F. w. Pardee Sc, College
street church collected $14 10, Mrs. Frances
Gilbert for library, Mrs. Ezra O. Reed, each
$40: Treadwell Ketchem for New York
Herald So, J. o. Bergh Sc, Mrs. F. W. Dsx-
ter, Mrs. Frances Gilbert, Mrs. George b.
Townsend, Miss Julia Leeke, Mrs. Daniel
@. Eaton, Mrs. Henry Farnam, Mrs. George
B. Fornam, Mrs. Eli Whitney, jr., each
Mrs. J. M. 8. Peck, So; Mrs. S. q. Hubbard,
Miss Elizabeth Bradley, Mrs. Justus Hotch-
kiss, Mrs. F. L. English, Miss Mary Scran-
ton, Mrs. @. s. Mersick, Mrs. J. E. Earle
Mrs E. O. Whitney, Mrs. ]. D. DewelI, Mrs
Philo Chatfeld Mrs. Edwin F. Aersick, Mrs
Joseph Parker, M. q. Elliott, Henry l.
Hotohkiss, each 81; Mrs. L. J. Sanford, Miss
Julia Sanford, Mrs. Wyllis Atwater, Mrs
Arthur d. Osborne, Mrs. s. P. French
Mrs. Alfred Blackman, Mrs. F. NJ. Foote
Miss Fannie Foote, Mrs. Edward
Joseph Beadle. Mrs. P. B. Buckingham, Mrs
Andrew Phillip, Miss G. Clark, Mrs. E. M
Reed, Miss Gildersleeve, Captain G. d. Ar
mold Mrs. E. A. Anketell, Mrs G. S. Thomp
son, Mrs. Samuel Hayes, Mrs. Elisha Hewitt
Mrs. n. G. Warren, Mrs. 81. n. Sperry, Mrs
F. NJ. Hart, Mrs. w. W. Converse, Mis-
Ellen Cowles, Mrs. George Bushnell, Mrs
Edward q. English, Mrs. William K. Town
send, Mrs. w. P. Blake, Mrs. A. E. Rowland
Mrs. Joseph Deming, Mrs. Winston
Trowbridge, Mrs. G. a. Townsend, Mrs. L
z. Walker, Mrs, L. B. Morris, Mrs. 81. L
Parmelee, Mrs. F. S. Bradley, Mrs. z. boo
little, Mrs. Il. S. johnson, Captain Emanue
Lowe, on library fund. Mrs. Douglass
Smith, Mrs. George Arnold, Mrs. D. g.
Phipps, Miss Fannie Baldwin, Mrs. E. Pier
pont, Mrs. A. B. Fuller, each 81. Mrs. j
M. Carpenter, Misses Chaplain, Miss N. L
Street, Miss Mary A. Marshall, each fifty
cents.
Contributions of books, papers, maya
zines, are thar kfully acknowledged from tn
following donors: Miss Alice Hine, Mrs
Miss Pritchard. Mrs. D: S. Cooper. Mrs. s
Smith, Miss Rabbit, Mrs. DIR. Lewis, Mrs
F. Bunnell, Mrs. O. E. Bird, Mrs. Lopez, ]
o. Earle, Mrs. DR.. Winchell. Mrs. F
W. Fellowes. Miss Mearle, Mrs. Chap
man, Mrs. Steele, Miss Reynolds
| Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Luther Smith, R. L
Deming, F. .Pardee, Mrs. E. 49, Mersick, Mrs
Cruttenden, Mrs. Anketell, Miss Mix, Mrs. L
Cowles, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. F. W. Chapman
Miss Avery, Mrs. Phillips, Mrs. Brown, Mrs
Pratt, Mrs. Kirschner, Mrs. Underwood, Mrs
Croker; clothing from Mrs. Lind, Mrs. Dr.
Lewis, Mrs. Fellowes, frinds, Mrs. Underwood
Mr.. Brown; crockery for the home from Mrs.
DR.. Lewis flowers from Mrs. DR.. Lewis; flow
ers from Mrs. Cruttenden, Mrs. L. Cowlei
vegetables from Mrs. G. P. Wurts.
/ MRS HELEN L. COWLES Treasurer
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sergt. Signal Corps, Observer & serve
Pleasant 0ccasion.

An enjoyable donkey party was given
Friday evening at the residence of Mrs.
Charles Mann. 161 Olive street, to Miss Carrie
I. Birch Of Hartford, Conn. Among those
present were the Misses Kern, R. Mann,
Williams, D. Mann, Raider of New York,
Meyers and B. Mann, and Nessrs. Meyers.
williams, Nader, Obendorfer, Wertzberger.
Mann, Jacques and many others. During the
evening q beautiful collation. was served.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02

Husband (newly married)-D you think,
love, If I were to smoke 1t would spoil the
curtainsi Wife-Ahi you are really the
most unsel6sh and thoughtful husband to be
found anywhere; certainly 1t would. Hus.
band-Well, then, take the curtains down.
Chatter.
Aunt Dinah Ito caller)-Yo' dom tell me
dat Brer Holdy done tux down wild de meas.
les at dis late dayi Why. he war s'posed to
have 'em morn fo' weeks ago. Caller
Well, yo' know, Dineh, Brer Holdy dat
slo, 'spect it gwine take him q munf to
cotch de measles after he git sight of 'em.-
Harper's Bazaar.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02
TITS SAID

"a watched pot never boils." The old maxim
will apply to a teakettle, but a man who doesn't
watch his business will never get up much steam.
If you want Wood and pure whiskey, buy the q.
o. Taylor Oh Bourbon or Pure Rye, sold in bottles
ONLY, by Druggists and Grocers everywhere. Un-
branded cases WHEN wanted of the sole Proprietors
CHESTER Il. GRAVES & SONS, whose firm name
signature is over u rkin each bottle.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02

102 degrees.
degrees.
Prevailing direction Of wind, southwest.
Extreme velocity Of wind, direction and date,
25, N. W., on 10.
Total precipitation, g. 80 inches.
Number of days on which 81 inch or more Of
precipitation fell, 10.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02
1SA@ \AN A&NSa6c A.
FOR THIS MONTH IN

Total excess precipitation during month, 1884
inches.
Total excess in precipitation since January 1, 100
inches.
Number of cloudless days, 10; partly cloudy
days, 10; cloudy days. 8.
Date of frosts, none.
Dates of thunder storms, 8, 10, Is, II, 10.
Dates Of solar halos, !. 22, %, "a, %.
q. J. Cox,
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02
a Diam DIgger,s Find.

There is on exhibition in the cigar case Of
Landlord Pingree of the Pingree house. on
Center street, peculiar shaped meerschaum
pipe bowl of a strictly German pattern. 1t
was found, or rather dug up, by q clam dig
ger down at the shore some weeks ago, who
did not recognize at first what the find was.
Gae pipe evidently was sns property OF some
be finally washed to the shore and covered
over by mud. It is cut from very large
solid block of meerschaum and is finely col.
ored, with few bad scratches, however. Il
is valuable more az q curio than practical for
comfortable smoking, owing to its extreme
size.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02
Awoke to Fina himself blind.

SoUTHNaroN, August 1.-Mr. Luther Rob-
bins, of North Main street is the victim of a
painfully sudden misfortune. She awoke a
few mornings since to find that she was to-
tally blind. DR.. Carmalt of New Haven
and DR.. Osborne of this place was sum-
moned, but they give little encouragement.
Mrs. Robbins lost the sight of one eye some
time ago, but the calamity which has befallen
her was wholly unexpected.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02
ENGLISH

Language is spoken by 100000. Spanish by
7a.0oO,ooo, German by 100000 and French by
IS, oo0.o0o but language fails to name product
that equals the @. o. Taylor Bourbon and Rye
whiskey for wholesomeaess, purity and medicinal
virtue. Every reliable Druggist and Grocer sells
and endorses 1t, and it is bottled and guaranteed
by @. a. GRAVES & SONS Boston. it
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02
RED WITH BLACK

Makes brown; white with brown, chestnut; car
mine with white. pink; and red with light blue,
purple; but none equal the perfectly pure copbina
hold, the q. o. Taylor Bourbon and Rye whiskey,
bottled by Q. h. GRAVES & SONS, aud sold by
teed purfty n
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02
THE EDITOR

OF a western newspaper uses a self cooking six
shooter for paper weight. We treat our patrons
fairly and have no use for firearms. II you need
for sickness or convivial use pure stimulant, buy
from your grocer or druggist the g. o. Taylor Old
Bourbon or Pure Rye Whistles. and see that the
proprietors' autograph signature, CHESTER Il.
GRAVES & SONS, is over the cork in each bottle.
Unbranded caaea sent ON request. 1t
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02
THE WEATHER SUMMARY
For the Past Month-July Went Out
In q TOrrid Blaze OF Heat-Hottest
unlv

Following is the summary for July from
the United States signal Office in this city:
Mean barometer, 3e.02o.
Highest barometer, 30.253; date, q.
Lowest barometer, %, TIT; date, Q.
Mean temperature. SO a.
Higest temperature, 81; date, and 81.
Lowest temperature, 40; date, 81 and 2.
Greatest daily range of temperature, Is on 81.
Least daily range Of temperature, s on 3.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02

Government bonds.
The following were the quotations for United
States bonds at the call to-day:
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02

Valuable Work just Completed
Under Mr.. sperry's supervision for
the Aid of the ServIce-Other Needs.
Under the direction of Postmaster Sperry
directory has just been completed for the
use of the service. 1t contains Ga, 900 names
of persons living in the city or temporarily
residing here, whereas in the new city direct
ory there are but $1,000 names. For this
work the carriers were provided with blanks
requiring every family to fill out the names
of the members of the family receiving mail
matter, giving the Christian name; also the
names of persons boarding OF visiting in the
family. Many letters are directed to the
Christian name of the wife, and as these
names do not appear In the directory, in
cases where the street number Is not given in
the directory. there would be trouble In de-
livering the mail but for the special post
Office directory. Each carrier has a section
| of this directory-the names of persons re-
ceiving mail matter on that route-resting on
his desk. Each carrier also carries q "log
book }" In which he notes changes of address,
which are reported to the carrier in whose
district the mail IL to be subsequently de-.
livered.
Owing to the immense increase in the let.
ters received during the past six months,
nearly half million, there is necessity for
| an additional collection, and Mr.. Sperry be.
lieves that his request for such assistance
will be granted. There is need also for more
boxes.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02
CITY GAZE co.
DIR. JOHN L. LYON,
NO. 80 CHURCH STREET,
The well known and reliable
Botanic and Eclectic Physician
Ran,s m Han mn NV Rr5rr pHN1


C0ppestte she Post 6r1ee.D
side Entrance Ie3 Crown street.
once 80 arranged that patients see 10 Que er
the doctor.
VINO has practIoed medicine In this city sinceisss
can be consulted at his cfnce.
DR.. LyOn,s success In tbs treatment CT all OTIS
eases has been marvellous and his fame has spreae
tnroughout the length and BREATH q the Tnitee
drugs be has seecfed choice and potent reznesiEif
usSe me rs - % only, an Ssf Ss5
The most stubborn and attractive cssenne. Con
causes 80 many 70 snccunb 20 lis ruthless power r
CURED y pr Lyon. as many tesilEonlals from
national scourge, which eooms thuSsRnds TO ter.
turc and misery. 10 routed and anvil limited By rem
81. % sss Tiles o 30 gef s ss
painful disease. An diseases o. tie Lungs Liver
puritses Of The blood OF Whatever nkr1c and rs.
fure. are radically and permanently cured In .
meihod offreeiuaent.
TO FEMALES:
The special diseases 20 which females are sun,ee
are treated with perfect success BY DR.. Lyon. IN
over third q ceafury. and rs Success has sse:
a. gratifying as II has been congaeDe. Therefore
their sex VIII and IN Dr. Lyos 3 true friend ana
skilled physician and one who is conpeient TO trent
The shortest possible time.
TO MALES
manhood, etc, and nnd themselves weakened 40
dehilitafed, and also those suffering from veperes
diseases: DR.. Lyon viii prove % you ttst he cAS
and WILL CURE YOU Hundreds CT advertise
meuts appear In papers with statements OF marvel
Gus cures which -EXP- kASr ExSD roE EoEg
WORTHLESS MEDICINES which net osty FAIl OF an
roRDISe TEE REllKF DKslRkp. but klao Ruin EBt
PATIENTS CONSTITUTION. Do NIT trugt your
self 20 those lecchea who prey Tie unfortunate
bot call Of once on the Doctor s0s you ssl aeTerrr
Eretft
BE hnssucceesfnlly treated mosecases ofFsrcfrf
torhBs. 5emfrnl WeAk3ess AID al EkafEsaas ~ 81
9enerettre Organs thna any r.heT pfyklcsarg. : y
and his experience and skill avail In every tt.agf
In restoring the sufferer 20 sound ecElfa erof.asf
Hundreds OF letters from erssefui r$tScEzfE
seen rlae coczorse Office.
Or. Lyon has discovered q reraeGy watch @ CO.
tain curefor Dumb AFDe. Calls and Fever eRs a Il
hsiariel Complaints
Al letters sent 70 Tire Doctor VII be cOEnocta5E
~ attended To- and In NO CASE shall conSdcEr
be ArpsKn. Write. ~ ycc 90 mot ckil n parrcs
ease. and medicines appropriate 10 gcur <sss
BY express IN packages Escure from otsnervciscfa.
Consultation. advice And nccic9pc esven far 'sps
dollar % ra5:e. sccondsrP - Tie Srserstg sne
ture Of the cssr.
Cfsoe lsaars. Ss. m &c > n.zu- Open ssass.
evenings.
DR.. ]. /. LYON. New Haven. GuaH
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&41traKas
NEW YORK, NEW esAs g
AND HAkEF0s1n q. a

10y Ne. w xorE-...ss. So: .i:ss SasiIy s1err,
an .ia'sO Fhilsdslp6is q .i:s0. i;s: ystsmfcrd
IS .s:iO. $50 SS.sssssort sssS U.s. $40 81:
!sstaiesseP9ss ses sis s ss a , sssH .s.ss
For Tvs wsshinrion, via Harlem river. .is.oi g.
For Philadelphia, via Harlem river. .is:sOp.m-
For White Mountains. ii:is e. N.
ss5c. sii:os. a n. siscs, fs:;a >. G. suEnArs-
FoT sosson Via .sw London and Proriasne.
$500 sad .ssss .. a-l susDhrs-'s:is D. m. 's:s
reg sos,sn VI. gs5t:Oss an. ss,I ss- YER ana
roI as sossen Il. Ar Ins ssS n ass Z.
3. R-'s5s p. n fast express tusnArs-'fiss
. ser mssid :iss. Hd Is 1ish ss siTss !.
Hartford SEQ 500. fio:ss. sii.os .ii:is an 1906.
i c: s g H. s , Say ana sps ss,s 70
si:is siss,. C.i:so lisht to HarssOrda $3.50 D y.
EHosn LIsu DIVISION
20 e sas i SsS SaIi For iJ !: SIS. iis s RS
suspIrso ss:is asEh,. -e:Sp.n.
Am LIHl DIVISION.
Tor Middletown, Wiflf@antfss Etc
Ia ss~ E sSr. al s: ossp.es Ga q
Middlesoun with Conrect5cuf Valley r. r.. and ~
II Hllllmnnlic VIII y. Il enc =. aDo n tUo ~
H n. h. at TurrerEville with Colchester Branch.
Trains arrive IN New EsveS ct s.ns e. n. i=Ri
i 800. s-ssp. m
NAusAruox DrvtsIor.
For Waterbury. via NAnEhfnck junction yithou
change Of cars. 500 a. n. Sundays-eQoa, m.
lEoRrzAxPros DIVISION.
4 Tor Skelburns Falls, Turner'S Faf1s,
WILLIAMSBURG, Holyoks and NEW
Hartford and lnfermediafe stations, trains
leave New Haven at Yea. iis0s and st.os ..
1 For Wfilfnmsburg6, Northampton |,
and points this sice, AZ s.ic p "a
O. i-ss and $500 p N. a1e from shenarne Falls
and intermediate stations 81 lea ga ana 500 p-
LuCluS FUTILE, o. 7. MEMfsTKAD,
| General Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent
express Trains .Lo-al Express
New Raven and Derby Railroad
LEAVE NEW HAVEN
x:so. SIS GOO, 20 and HISS r.z-
| LEAVE eEs0SEA
A f2is. Gsss. se SOS 9.h5 and I-x2 o. .ieshos
2=Se. ss05 SEQ. e.lb $50, SEQ ;.
Sunday trains leave New Haven st 1.is and
$40 g. m $50 and HE'S .. N.
Sunday trains leave Aneonta 7.lS q. n. 500 D n.
Connections are made a. ARsonia with pnsserE rel
| with the trains OF NY. Nh & H. 4 x.
/ The Csc. 9:s1 and <:so .. m trains out OF New
Haven connect at Botsford for all points On the
Housatonic RR nnd she West
/ Passengers from the EnnBhtontc RR. arrive IN
New Haven AZ ssss and sss9 a. and 1870. s:1s
and 9sss p m.
xy- ,..,.s ,va, '-f- hofsoS. susf'
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02

Probate Court-Judge Robertson.
Mr.. Enscoe and William F. Shannon
were yesterday appointed appraisers of the
John Maher estate, and Michael T. Snigg
was appointed trustee. Lawyer Penney rep
resented the heirs.
Other commissioners of insolvent estates
appointed were: OF the visel Brothers
estate, Siegwart Spier and Livingston W.
Cleveland; of the John W. Easer estate, Jacob
P, Goodhsrt and David Strouse; of the
Henry w. DeForest Estate, Steward Bidwell
and Philip Pond, I'd.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02

NUMEROUS requests Of Madame A. Ruppert,s
In world renowned Face Bleach has induced her
to open parlors at sS7 Chapel street. where all infors
nation regarding her wonderful remedies will be
New York office and thoroughly understands it
There Is nothing that adds more attraction or
beauty to the human face than q nice complexion.
The question Is asked How Is IL possible to regain
beautiful skin This Is quickly answered, there Is
newing the skin. But how can the skin be re
newed Only by gradual process OF removing the
outer cuticle and drawing from underneath all I'M
purities, leaving the underskin free from dscolor
atoms and blemishes. The nature OF the skin Is
such that Immediately under tie outer layer there
Is fine and beautiful under skin like that of the
this under skin takes its place. Is there remedy
that will do this without Injury TO the under skin
There Is but one, and that is the world renowned
Face Bleach, manufactured by Nine A. Rupert,
the leading complexion specialist OF New York.
This article, besides removing pimpies, black
heads. moth, freckles, brown spots salloxness
roughness wrinkles of the outer skin, etc, brings
back natural, healthy and youthful color and Is
decided benefit to all complications as it firms the
skin, thus preventing tan, chafing and wrinkles.
proofs OF the efficiency OF Face Bleach by clearing
onehalf OF the faces Of patients and inviting the
public to call before. during and after treatment
and the most skeptical could not but remark the
wonderful power of her tonic.
Face Bleach does not show on the face and is en-
II usually takes from twenty to sixty days and
from one to three bottles to thoroughly clear the
complexion.
Ladies who cannot call have Face Bleach
sent upon receipt Of price. &s per bottle bottles
beneficial. NINE. A. RUPERT,
sS7 Chapel street,
je12 New Haven COnu
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02
THE COURT RECORD.
City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
ThOmps0n.

Robert S. Blount, reform school complaint,
nolled on payment Of 81. 95 costs; Maria Rey-
nolds, violation of the liquor law, continued
to August 2. Theodore F. Wurr, refusing to
support his wife, continued to August 5;
Thomas G. Mcfarland, theft from John Ro-
gan, discharged; Andrew O'Mara, theft from
Joseph Weibel, continued to August 4; Pat
rick Wrinn, breach of peace, resisting
Officer Hyde and drunk, continued to
August 4; James Mooney, drank,
breach of peace against CLARK Smed-
ley and resisting Officer James Lonergan,
continued to August 8; James Quinn, breach
of the peace,$s and rs costs; John Fahey,
breach of peace, same; Albert Quinn, same,
same; William Dryer, same, same; Corne-
Illus Fennessey, vagrancy, Judgment sus-
pended; Gazette Cuguroni, breach Of peace
Vincenzo Sposito, breach of the peace against
Gazette Cuguroni, So and $1.96 costs; Bernard
Mcneil, theft, discharged.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02
TraueIers' 8uide.
starfn,s New Haven Transports
linn Line.

Hysrv Day KIsegt satlreas;
-A Leave Scr Hsyen from eisf.nf
Doof, ct ip:is O'Clock y. N. The
JOIN b. eTARIS, Captain hcAlistsr, s-e9
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. The ERAEIue
ooRNfSG every Monday, wednesdsy and Frscsy:
Retnruing leave New York from Pier y. nh. foot
q oourtiAndt street. q p m; the s,.Iin sse,y
uiEhr boar from New York
Excursion tickets Slss
Free stare leaves the depot on arrival Of
Hartford train. and from corner Church and Chapel
streets every half commencing a. $50 o's1ocf
IN
Tickets and SrsserooEs csn be purchnned N ths
Toutine Hotel, az the Dounes SsssCo-. 5es Chsrt
street.. and ~ EecE hlshopNs. Zpe Chapel street
II. VAN VALkENBuRG. Agent
Nes Heyens Conn
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT co.
CTEANERS leave New Haven daily Eexcepi
y Sunday) AZ io:iS n N. and 1900 O'Clock mid
hight Returning. leave Peck Slip New York az
and II p m. Siaierooms for sale AT Peck & Bisb-
ops. No. 7os Chapel street and al klocks drug
store. Sunday boIts leave New Haven al ie;i5 n.
and 1870 n m Siaterooms for latter sold al Eli
OFT House. Leave New York AZ u p. m
Fare IS cents Round trip tickets VI 3 good FOL
six days JAMES H WARD. Aren't
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02
Court Notes.


The case against Theodore F. Wurr for
non-support of his wife was continued to
August 5. Wurr himself offers to pay her
a reasonable sum if she will promise to keep
away from him, but this she will no do.
MALLORY, WHEELER q co. SUED.
An attachment for $1,000 was yesterday
placed upon the works of Mallory, Wheeler &
Co. in a suit brought by Frederick B. Nal
lory, who alleges that on October 90 a contract
existing between him and the company, by
which he had been employed as chief manager
and director of the company at salary of
Sc, 900 year. was renewed for five years, but
that the company has refused to employ him
since May II, 1889. Mallory, Wheeler & Co.,
as the name of the firm then was. engaged
Mr.. Mallory for three years on April 10. 1884,
the company being represented by William
d. Andrews, the agent. 1t was at the expir-
alton of this contract that Mr.. Mallory, &C.
cording to his allegations, was engaged for a
term of five years. Mr.. Mallory sued for
S., 900 damages and he has retained ex-Judge
Henry Stoddard.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02

| The trial of the three charges against Pat
rick Wrinn, who SO severely battled with
Officer George Hyde Thursday afternoon, was
continued to August f.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-02
MRS, REYNOLDS CASE.

Mrs. Maria Reynolds, charged with violat-
ing the liquor law by selling at her place at
Oak and Factory streets on Sunday, declared
she did not sell drop, in spite of the evil
dence against her. The case was continued
till to day. She was fined $25 in April for a
like offense.