Morning journal and courier., 1892-08-29
IN HONOR OF DIR. PIERPONT

IN HONOR OF DIR. PIERPONT.
rho Medical Association Votes to
Attend His Funeral in a Body
Resolutions Upon His Death
Passed.
At a special meeting of the New Haven
Medical association Saturday evening to
take action on the death of DR.. Henry
Pierpont, 1t was voted to attend the funer-
al in a body and the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Whereas, It has pleased wise Provi-
dence to remove Henry Pierpont, M. D.,
from this association; be it
Resolved, That We recognize in our de-
ceased brother that he was always true to
his profession and ever took that kindly
interest in his patients that oharacterizes
the conscientious and skillful physi-
oian;
Resolved, That we extend our tender
sympathies to the friends of the deceased,
and that q copy of these resolutions be
sent to the afflicted family.
The members of the association will
meet at the Office of DIR. Osborn on York
street, near Elm, to-day at 2:15 O'Clock.
They shot at the Range.
The usual every Saturday afternoon
shoot of the Second regiment companies in
this city was held at the range Saturday
afternoon. The wind was a head one,
strong and variable and made the work of
of the marksmen very hard.
The shooting was all done at 500 yards
and the best SCORES were as follows:
Private Landensock, Company B, 80;
Captain LIE Barnes, 30; Private Kepler,
Company D, 20; Colonel Doherty, IS; Ad-
| jutant Dickinson, 20; Lieutenant Duffy,
~; Private Loelle, Company K, II; Private
Newton, Company K, rs; Sergeant Barber,
| 25; Private Barnes, Company G, rs; Private
Bill, Company D, 25. Match for cigars
Captain Allen "a, Colonel Doherty 16 and
Major Callahan 81, Cigars supplied.
Unity VIII be There.
Unity commandery No. 9, uniformed
rank Of the o. q. A. NJ, seventy-6vt
strong, will go to Manchester, N. H., Mon
day, September ~. The occasion is tn,
annual gathering of the uniformed bodiel
of the order in the United States. Their,
will be q parade on Tuesday, and the New
Haven party will return home Wednesday
THE COURT RECORD.
| WY - quo - uuS
Pickett.
James O'Brien, breach of the peace again
Michael O'Brien, ten days in jail; Pete
Daley, drunkenness, seven days in Jail
John Gormley, breach of the peace agains
Thomas E. Robinson, $40 fine, 1926 costs
Edward Powers, breach of the peace, sixt
days in Jail; Frank 81. Clinton, theft, S
| fine, $4.19 costs; William F. Reilly, tres
pass on railroad, $40 fine, 50 SO costs
Michael J. Hickey, $40 fine, $296 costs
John Miller, 'lsscivious carriage, S. fine
1887 costs; Lizzie E. Scanlon, lat
civious carriage, SIS fine, 1887 costs
Thomas Mupan, breach Of tn
peace against James Pierce, continued t
8 September 2; James Pierce, same, againt
, Edward Haines, continued to September
James O'Brien, drunkenness, ten days
Jail, $5.43 costs; same, breach of the peac'
judgment suspended.
q Court Notes.
In the city court Saturday Harry Brook
the dudish burglar who has confessed
entering and robbing the residence
It of ex-Mayor Shelton, Principal Frederic
= E. Bangs, Major Isaac Bromley ar
~ Louis Osterweiss, was arraigned on thr
complaints and bound over to the superb
Il court under bonds of $2,100, in default
which ha went tn iai1