Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-07
The court Record.

Superior Court - Civil Side - Judge
 Culver.
 This court cams in yesterday afernoan at o'clock, occupying the Bar L:brsry room.
 The court opene1 with prayer by Rev. Dr. Leonard Bacon.
 After hearing few motions assignments were made for next week. ard the court adjourned until Monday next at o'clock, when 6iVorce will bs heard Superior Court Criminal s;de-Judge
 Martin.
 This court came yesterday afternoon at o'clock in the Common. Pleas Court room. The court was opened with prayer by Rev. Dr. Reardeley.
 The folloTing prisoners were put tc plead
 Dennis HurIsurt, charged with stealing two oxen belonging to John Hubbard, of Guibord, duIiug the night season. Oct. 22, 1SI9. Plea not guilty. James
 william Ketteredge, charged with burglary by break during the night season, Oct. 2s, 1879. Plea, not guilty. Charles R. Whedon assigned as counsel by
 Michael Connor, transient person, charged with being g gndsE a7a the ps tramp o % in the city Hayes assigned counsel by the court. sns sanegs ro wte May, 1879. Plea, guilty. Colonel W. B. Wooster.
 George Segar, transient per on. charged wit be- ing vaGrant and tramp, in the town of Milford. Pea not guilty. James I. Hayes assigned counsel
 Thomas Br5wn and Henrietta Meyer. both charged with stealing overcoat and $25 from ths 1erson of Robert Lemont of Meriden, in this city, December a. 1879. Plea not ty. Charles R. Whedon, couu-
 J. Fl. scrapton, of Guilford, aged TO years charged with defacing the house Of 8 netghbor. It was a1- legged the old gentleman insane an incompetent to plea. H. A. Newton appeared as counsel for the accused and was given tins to investigate his case guilty and the court would send him to an asylum.
 Isaiah Simmons, of New Haven, charged with bur The accused plead guilty, as Mr. Dooittle the States attorney agreed to noe two other cases against him if he would do This was done upon adyice of his counsel. Eli Mix.
 aeerge Newton. colored, of New Haven, charged vember 26, 1879. Plea not guilty. O. T. Drscou as- signed as counsel.
 William Tompk1ds, traDsis nt person, charged with being tramp and vsgrant in the city of MerIdeD December l, 1879. Plea guilty. James H. Webb as- William Tanning of New Haven, charged with breach of the peace, and with assaultng Cornelius Oarnody aud Jacob Breck, of New Haven Plea not
 William Wolf, transioat person, charged with being tramp and vagraut in tine town O, Seymour, in December, 1879. Plea not guilty James H. Webb as signed counsel.
 Henry Conr ors of New Haven, charged with theft from fhe person O. Robert Iemonte, Of Meriden, on December a. 1879 Plea not guilty c. T. Drsso l, counsel.
 John Cummings, B transient person, charged w1ih being tramp and vagrant in the city of Meriden in Michael J; Alien of New Haven, charged with theft the third ofence, in New Haven, November 5, 1879, from F. L. Lyons. Plea, not guilty. T. J. Fox counsel.
 hha n is ey Ps guilty. O. T. Driscoll, counsel.
 Thomas Healy Of New Haven, charged with abr- sing and resisting Polics Officer Moore of this city, November A. Plea guilty. The sentence Of the lower court of thirty days in jail affirmed. 0. T. Drisc2l, counsel.
 James Finn and Patrick Reardou of New Haven, charged with the theft of bushei of oysters from Howard W. Main in New Haven on January 2 1880. Both plead guilty. Charles F. Whedon counsel This plea entered with ths understanding that the against the tao for resistance to officer would be noled.
 Jacob Smith of New Haven. charged with the mur- der of Charles Pierce in New Haven on August 19 1879, plead not guilty. The clerk read the indictment against him, and the finding of trus bill by the jury Smith answered the questions put to him in polite way, and seemed to show considerable feeling.
 Thomas Healy of New Haven, charged with breach of peace and with assault upon John Kobsr October Plea, guilty. The sentence of s lower court of thirty days in jail affirmed. O. T. Driscoll, counsel.
 Henry Mccormick of New Hsven charged with bur- gary at the store of Patrick Burns in August 1879. Plea, not guilty. Ex-Judge Bydenburgb, counsel. James Martin of Waterbury, charged with burglary at the store of Patrick Humphrey of Waterbury, in October, 1872 Plea, not guilty. T. J. Fox, counsel. Upon motion of ths accused, his put until the next term of the court.
 Charles Henry Brown of Milford, charged with theft in November, 1879. Plea not gully. Janes Hayes, counsel.
 The jury excused until 10 o'clock this morning, &,- ar,I, II.