Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-25
Superior COurE-CrIm1nal SfGe-.sMuS

Court adjourned to lo U. ID. to-oay TOT nat- uralization.
 Superior Coury-Ur1m1naI sfae-Jmuge Culver.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
 Michael Connolly was put to plead on the charge of committing an outrage on Mrs. Annie Stewart, and also on the charge of 1 being an accomplice of William Fitzpatrick in the perpetration of the outrage. He plead ed not guilty. Fitzpatrick pleaded not guilty last week. The trial did not proceed yesterday, as Messrs. Blydenburgh and Fox, counsel for the accused, were not ready. In the case of Patrick Willis, for violation of the license law, there was also postpone nent MT. Case, his counsel, had left word | for him to be in court, but he failed to ceive it.
 1 The case of Henry r. Hall, of Wallingford, l a member of the New Haven county bar was then taken up for trial State Attorney Doolitte was assisted by John w. filling, | wbils W. c. Case appeared for Hall. ! The information in the case recites that on l January 7th last Loyal Moulthrop, of North i Haven, filed petition in the Probate Court | for the appointment of trustee to take pos l session of his property for the benefit of his creditors that Frank S. Andrew was ap ! pointed trustee; that Feb. IS Henry F. Hall l came before the court as witness to testify 1 regarding loan of 5000 made by one 1 Friend 0 Allen to Loyal Moulthrop. The l information goes on to say:
 1 It became material to inquire what was the 1 nature and extent of the dealings of the said Loyal Moulthrop with Friend C. Allen, and 1 especially whether in the month of Decem- l ber 1880, the said Friend c. Allen had | loaned and delivered to said Loyal Moulthrop | the sum of $3,000; whether said Moulthrop I had received any part of the said sum from l said Hall and what disposition, if any, I Hall had made of said sum or any part | thereof and whether Moulthrop I had given his note to Allen for $3, 900, and l secured the same by one or more mortgage l deeds and whether said loan, note or mort l gage was bona fide business transaction or 1 mere pretense designed to aid said Moul | tbrop in covering and conceallng his prop. | erty from his creditors And whether said
 Moulthrop little before February IS left
 the State and concealed himself from the Probate Court, and whether
 he was then concsaling himself.
 And the State attorney said that the
 sad Henry F. Hall being sworn, falsely, cor
 ruptly, knowingly, wilfully and maliciously
 did testify, among other things, the follow ing in substa ance ''That sometime during { the first week in January, 1881, he received
 $2, ,975 from Friend 0. Allen in bills; that he I gave the money to his brother, Seymour D..
 Hall, to give to said Moulthrop, which was
 for a note of $3OOO secured by mortgages
 given by said Moulthrop to said Allen, and
 that the same was a bona fide transaction in
 all respects, and that he did not know where l Moulthrop was, and that he the
 said HalD had never had any com
 munication with him, and that he ! (meaning Moulthrop) did not go out of the
 State at his (Hall's) suggestion. Whereas in truth and in fact the said Loyal Moulthror did give the said Friend c. Allen on the 2Sth , day of December, 1880, note for $3,O00 and secured the same by mortgages, and did mol ; receive the sum of $3, 900 or any part there of In consideration of the same, but said note | e | sigred as cover to conceal the property
 from his creditors, and were entirely withou ! consideration and void, as against the credit ors of said Moulthrop, and said transaction t was fraudulent and void. as he, the said Hall 5 knew. And the said Hall when so testifyin knew that Moulthrop was in the State of Vir @ | ginia with William D. Hall, whose place o n residence said Hall we'll knew, and had pre- y viously advised said Moulthrop to go to sai
 William D. Hall in Virginia, to keep hin
 concealed from his creditors,
 To the charge the defendant pleaded nc @ guilty. great deal of time exhauste IS during the day in fight on legal points b'
 tween the attorneys.
 U When court adjourned Loyal Moulthro 10 was on the stand and the lawyers were e1 v gagged In a legal quarrel over the admission d certain evidence by the witness Moulthrop
 Court of Common Pieas-JudSe Torrane
 This court came in yesterday morning Il 10 o'clock.
 n The case of Thomas vs. Fowler was fu
 ther heard.
 's Ten aliens were naturalized, and ten d. h | clared their intentions to become citizens r, Court adjourned until this morning at l Id o'clock.
 at
 If City CoMrt--CriminaI Side--Judge Stud
 l ley.
 Henry B. Strickland, false pretenses, coi
 l tinued to October 27 John w. Davis, sam,
 same James R. Reilly, statutory burglary
 bound over 10 Superior Court; same, thief m nolled Charles J, Carroll breach of peac, sl $2O fine, $10 costs same, resisting officer ,e $1o o9 costs, sixty days in jail; Michael Do, ,d ahue, reslstlng o1hcer, Sioo me, S!o9l cos
 and three months in jail same, breach
 peace, judgment suspended; Peter Yan! It breach of peace against Annie J. Tucker, { n fine, $7.73 costs Max Rosenthall, breach
 peace against Rachel Avolski, judgment su,