Morning journal and courier., 1891-08-13

W. J. Owen, the popular gymnasium instructor at the Y. M. c. A. rooms, has just returned from six weeks vacation spent at the home of his father in Chesh- ire.
 Andrew w. Granniss of Terryville is the guest of New Haven friends.
 MT. and MT. E. c. Coolidge are at the Highland house, Meriden, Conn.
 Wilson Waddingham has gone abroad, where he will remain for several months
 Miss Julia Bunnel of Pine street is vis- iting friends at Pot Island.
 Miss Kate Heslin of 26 Gilbert street is visiting friends in Hartford.
 The Rev. John J. Winters of Torrington is visiting the Rev. Father Bray
 Edward s. Hopkins, chief box clerk in the postofGce, is spending his vacation in Whitneyville.
 Lawyer William A. Andrews of Water bury, formerly with Wright & Hotchkiss, was in the city yesterday.
 Albert E. Taylor and Edward J. Bence start Saturday on two weeks bicycle tour in New York state.
 The following New Haven people are at Norfolk, Conn: H. B. Armstrong and family, George M. Treat and family, Ben jamin H. Cobb and family, Charles E.. Rounds and family, Mrs. Hugh Galbraith and daughters, Mrs. N. A. Warner, Mrs. s. A. Beecher, Mrs. Beecher, Mrs. Florence E. Disbrow, Frank Anthony and Miss An thony.
 Reuben Briggs Davenport is at Saratoga Springs enjoying the mineral waters.
 Misses Lena Hills and Lillian Washburn have started for the Berkshire Hills.
 Leonard D. Harrison and wife of Howard avenue are spending week at Saratoga.
 Miss Sadie Smith of 20 Orange street is climbing the White mountains this month
 Miss Carrie Lane is visiting friends in Massachusetts. She will return in three weeks.
 John Murphy and William Shanley are spending their vacation at the White noun tains.
 The Misses Jennie and Hattie Asher of 16 Orange street are enjoying life at Stony Greek.
 Arthur Sims and family of 161 James street and Alfred Westbrook and family of 200 Edgewood avenue are all at Sunset Beach.
 Frank E. Hall of this city is visiting his friend, Fritz Sternberg, son of ex-Select- man Sternberg, at the Pequot club house, Morris Cove.
 William Morrow, secretary of the Ro- vers' Bicycle club, has just returned from two weeks wheeling tour to Boston. Providence and other places.
 Lewis Stetson is visiting his grand par ents, MT. and Mrs Isaac Goodspeed, at Norwich.
 Mrs. Henry Rudolph and family of Grand avenue, are spending the month of August at Cheshire.
 The Misses Nellie, Marguerite and Min nie O'Shea of Montowese, left Monday for a two weeks vacation at Block Island.
 William J. Sherman and his family are at their Savin Rock cottage. William Brown, who has been visiting MT. Shee- han, has returned home.
 Hon. and Mrs. F. A. Willoughby of Chicago are in the city, the guests of Rev. c. H. Siebke. MT. Willoughby is here for the purpose of taking deposi- tions before Judge Pickett, in the case of B. Manville & Go. vs. E. w. Grant of Chicago for embezzlement, now pending in the United States circuit court in that city.
 Miss Lena McHugh of Jersey City is visiting Miss May Moran of Lamberton street. She will remain 8 week.
 Mrs. L. Gosdorfer and son of Green port, L. T., are going to spend the rest of tho summer at Pagter cottage, Savin Rock. Distilleries' Hearing Next Monday.
 Next Monday, August 17, has been set for hearing on the insolvency of the Old Colony Distilleries company. The firms which have already laid attachments on the company's property are very unwilling that the Old Colony should be declared in solvent, since H. A. Curiel, with the back ing of the United Growers, has offered to set the concern on it's feet, if no legal measures are taken.
 Marshall, Spellman 6 Co.,, and other New York creditors, would not, it is thought, stand an equal chance with the New Haven creditors in the settlement contemplated by the United Growers, and the former, therefore, are anxious for legal redress. The rumors of sales in ex- cess of warehouse receipts are again in but meet with the usual de- nial.
 STILL ANOTHER ATTACHMENT. NEW YORK, Aug. 12.-An attachment for s10, ,000 has been issued in this city
  pany of New Haven, in favor of M. Gold schmidt.
 List of Patents.
 List of patents issued from the United States patent office on Tuesday, Aug. 12, 1891, for the state of Connecticut, furnished us from the office of Earle & Seymour, solicitors of patents, s6s Chapel street. New Haven. Conn.,:
 N E. Austin, Danbury, dull chuck.
 Same, chuck. protector.
 Machine company, Ansonia, cone mill.
 M Brewer, New Haven, pocket guard and pen TT T. 6. Cannon, New Haven, die for carriage lamps
 W. GiIaIlan, New Haven, door spring and
 E. Hnl, South Norwalk cut off for steam en- c. F. Littlejohn, Bridgeport, propeller - O. A. Sherman, Norwalk, assignor to H. w. Watrous, Hartford; fruit knife.
 H. v. Smith, assignor one half to F. B. Bradley, metal shears.
 w. H. Taylor, assignor to Yale & Towne Man company, Stamford, lock-