The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-03-02
Personal J0rrINGs.

Warner Hoppin, to Allison Wright
Post, son Of George Post, both of New
York. The fiancee is a grand niece of
Prof. Hoppin of Yale.
Zenas Mansfield of North Haven is
very sick with the grip. DR.. r. B.
Goodyear is his attending physician.
Commissioner Robert o. Eaton of
North Haven and County Commission
er ]. d. Walters went to Washington
on the noon train yesterday to attend
the national food and health exhibit as
the official representatives of the state,
having been appointed as such by Gov
ernor Cooke.
Gerard Beekman Hoppin, formerly
with j. P. Morgan & Co, bankers, has
taken an interest in the business of the
firm of Kingsley & Mabon, Al and 4S
Wall street, commencing March l.
Miss Genevieve Mansfield of North
Haven is home from Wallingford,
where she has been spending few
weeks very pleasantly.
The party of gold hunters organized
by DR.. w. p. Balance of 100 Meadow
street and James Boyle of LA Columbus
avenue will start for the Pacific coast
this morning. There are thirty mem
bers in the party who will join the
schooner Negus at San Francisco and
proceed to Copper river. The party in
cludes the Messrs. Hicks, the well
known cent restaurant men, and
George Winslow, the baker of this city.
Mrs. Florence Blakeslee of North
Haven is recovering gradually from her
recent severe illness, and her friends
are hopeful that as the season adj
vances she will fully regain her health.
Ticket Agent Armstrong of the Union
station has gone to Elllhorn, S. c., to
take the sulphur baths.
Insurance Commissioner Fred A.
Belts has returned from his four days
trip to Washington on business con-
nected with the commission.
Governor Cooke will be the guest of
honor at the fifteenth annual conven-
ton of the Bridgeport board of trade
next Friday. 1t is expected there will
be at least 500 guests.
Mrs. Miles ]. Barnes and two children
have gone to Westport, Nova Scotia,
where her mother, Mrs. M. D. Peters, Is
critically i'll.
An article in the February number
of the Yale Review by Prof. G. M.
Famingo was transferred into the YER
nacular by Anthony Spinello. The ar
Europe to the the Influence of Money
on International Exchange"
William r. Morgan, jr., bass for the
past few years at Humphrey street
church, has been engaged for the COM
ing year at South church, New Britain.
The organist at this church is, 1t will
be remembered, R. P. Payne, and the
engagement is considered an excellent
one for young singer The organ at
the South church is one Of the largest
and best in the state
Miss Agnes M. Coonan is seriously
Ill with typhoid fever at her residence,
| 10S Cedar Hill avenue.
Attorney J. J, Caporale left yester-
day for New York, whence on Thurs
day he will sail in the steamer Trojan
Prince for Italy. Mr.. Caporale will
remain in Italy all summer, and will
then return to this city.
| Lieutenant Arthur B. Jenkins, COM
manding the First QocaD section Of the
Brigade Signal corps, G. N. G., has
made application to the adjutant gem
eral to be placed on the retired list of
| officers. The application has been APP
proved by Major Giddings and Briga-
der General Frost, and the adjutant
general will issue the order retiring
Lieutenant Jenkins. Lieutenant Jen-
kins is regarded as one of the most eff
Gent officers in the guard.
| At the invitation of Postmaster
Beach, James A. Howarth, whose name
has been submitted to President Nc
Kinley by Congressman Sperry for APP
pointment to the postmastership in
New Haven, called at the postoffice
yesterday and looked over the office to
get his first knowledge of how the bus
mess Of the office is conducted. Post
master-elect Howarth was cordially
received and much of the routine bust
ness of the Office explained to him.
The many friends of Mrs. Philo Ben
nett will regret to hear that she has
been quite i'll for the past week.
Mrs Frederick L. Converse of Whal-
ley avenue gave pleasant whist party
Monday afternoon in honor of Mrs
Blinn and Miss Roberts of New Britain
There were three tables. The prizes
extremely attractive, were: First, 6
cut-glass vase, won by Mrs. Blinn; sec
ond, silver shoe, horn, won by Mrs
Rogers, and consolation prize a sew
ing companion for needles, thimble
thread, etc. The players We're: Mrs
| Webb, Mrs Rogers, Mrs. M. H. Marlin
Mrs. ]. M. Marlin, Mrs. Everett, Mrs
T. ]. Adams, Mrs. George Converse
Mrs. Osborn, Mrs. Dodge, Mrs. F. l.
Converse, Mrs. Blinn and Miss Roberts
CONDITION OF THE TREASURY
| Washington, March day!
statement of the condition of the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance
| 1925 1854, 2o3; gold reserve, $167 ,623, 1872
net silver, $14, ,036; United States
notes in the treasury, SS4, 0S6S50; treas
ury notes of 1890, $6,204,S50; total re.
ceipts this day, 1911, 724; total receipts
this month, $97------; total receipts
this year, $275, 469,6S5: total expendi
lures this day, 100000; total expendi.
lures this month, $1,369, 900; total ex.
| penditures this year, $272,656,S26; de.