Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-18

This court will resume i!s session tomorrow morn ing at 10 o'clock, Chief Justice Park presiding. Court of Common PIeus--Judge Torrance. This court will in to- morrow morning at 10 of Troup the Register Publishing company will be resumed. The case will probably occupy two or three ca3s more before it is concluded. City Cour3-CrtmInaI stde-Judge shei-
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 In this court on Saturday tho following were disposed of: Charles Blake breach of liquor license law, continued to December 20 Joseph Purcell, peaed to the Superior Court Ellen E. Spencer keep ing house of i'll fame, nolled: same. same, bound Irene Hunter, siding in house of ill fame noled ]; Nellie Davis, Belle Francis, John c. Ives. John A. Lovejoy, frequepting same, rolled; John Donovan, breach of peace, s2 fine; John J. Shay, breach of peace and attempted rape, noled Jeremiah Hanlon, theft. to December IS Charles Vance, defrauding g hotel keeper. S6s3 costs 60 days in jail ford Saturday evening to listen to the of State v Chaes Of rme o skipping the face of Dr. Walter H. Zink acting school ystos The % peope @ to be 4 S in this instance. The arranment was before Justice and William A Wright for t5e focused It was found that the complaint, which was for assault and nasrs yth die evil oH Mr. Wright called attention to this defect and the court ordered Another warrant will be m de out and served The other trial is expected to take place to-day tomor TOW.
 Court Notes.
 Judge Culver, in the celebrated Poquonnoc river oyster case of Gideon F. Raymond vs Nathan S. Fish ct al., members of the Groton board of heal h. has made finding Of facts in which he assesses the damages $5 OU0. The questions of law reserved fcr the court of Groton will, it is said, if repudiate the acts Of the board and try to make them pay the damages.
 The committee of the Superior Cocrt to hesr Mrs May he5 wi of Ear o
 Superior Court bar meeting will be held Friday, pee I to ssS9 bs for e the first Tuesday in January, Judge Hovey presiding. S of to sneak out Of the building Saturday morning with out paying. Judge Sheldon gent him to jail for sixty days
 Police Notes.
 On Saturday evening James Kelly was ar rested for passing counterfeit dollars. When taken to the station house he said he belong ed in Boston. It is alleged that he came here on Saturday afternoon with two others and at once commenced to ''work the town Kelly passed the bogus coin at Patsey Hig- gins saloon, on Grand street, and also at Michael Naughton's, on Hamilton street. Six dollars of the bogus money were found on Kelly when arrested. About midnight Wal lace E. Beach, of this city, was arrested on suspicion of being one of the gang. He says the counterfeit dollar which he passed was done unsuspectingly. The police are in- clined to believe his story. Yesterday Pat- rick Do'an and Joseph Dunn, employees on board of barge went into place and ton dered counterfeit dollars which were refused. They attempted the same thing in another place and were arrested.
 On Saturday evening Police Officer Stor- mont found two bundles of clothing on Whalley avenue which he holds subject to the call of the owners.
 Robert Carey, an employe at Proctor, Gross &y McGuire', ,swas arrested on Saturday | evening for embezzlement from his employers l When arrested he denied his guilt, but after ward confessed. When searched at the po- | lice office $36 was found in his pockets, and | the firm think he has been stealing from them for some time.
 George T. Stafford and George Williams were arrested Saturday night for breach of the peace, having been fighting in Broadway.
 Mark Neary drove for Peck < Bishop Sat urday and collected $27.74 from c. F. Coe. | With this he bought suit of clothes and prepared to decan1p, but Officer Flannery | brought him in 8 charge of embezzlement | He had his new clothes on at the time.
 A workman named Duffy Saturday morn ing struck Charles Mallory, of North Quin- Bray will hoar the merits of the case in Fair l Haven.
 Harvey Prindle went to the New Haven Opera House temperance meeting last even ing and kicked up 8 TOW with the janitor, fo, which hs was arrested.
 Among the arrests yesterday was that ot Henry Buchter of 1O5 Goffe street, who is charged with violation of the Sunday la;a i on December Sd last.
 On Wednesday night twenty fowls were stolen from the premises of Nathaniel Forbes, farmer of Weat Haven. Saturday Detectives a ;,IU discovered heads, legs and feathers ur~e 1n the shanty habitation of Edwin CoI1ier,S >5ar the West bridge. Collier was arrested and his case comes up this forenoon in the City court.