Morning journal and courier., 1882-11-10
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Friday. Nov. 10, 1882.
The Court Record.

Superior Court-Civii side-Jusss snn-
 ford. This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock There being no business for the court an adjournment was taken until next Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
 Culver.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
 Bonds were called in the following cases George w. Buckman, assault on William Buckman, New Haven Johanna McCsrthy, breach of peace against Thomas Wallace. Derby same, abusive language against Mrs Bridget Wallace John Mccarthy, suretiss of the peace, prayed for by Thos. Wallace Thomas Reynolds, Sunday law, New Haven
 The court and jury will come in again this morning at 10 o'clock.
 Court Of Common Pleas--Judse Tsrrance.
 This court will resume it's session this morning at 10 o'clock. The casa assigned for trial is that of Hill vs. Flagg. City Ccurt-CFimfnaI side--JuGge shei- James Waters, breach of the peace, $2 fine and $1O. 56 costs George Doty, vagrancy nolled same, theft from James Manning noIled same, theft. third ofense. probable cause found. John Hopkins, attempt at rape, three months in jail. James c. McMa- nus, breach of tho peace against John Fl. Morgan. to November 1O William Allen, vagrancy, ss6 93 costs and seven days in jail Michael Connolly, jr., breach of the peace against Maria E. Auger, $e 93 costs and ten ! days in jail William Fitzpatrick, same, ! $6 93 costs and sixty days in jail. Edward ! Hack, neglecting family, to November 10 ! Michael Connolly, theft from person, to No vember II.
 Court Notes.
 In the City Court yesterday was further | heard the case of H. B Strickland and John | w Davis, accused of conspiracy to defraud ! R. H. Douglass d5 Son and others. John M. 1 Crane, Henry H. Whitehead of Elizabeth, N. J., and George E. T'rimbley testified to i'm | peach the representations of Strickland and ! Davis concerning A E. Martin & Go. ! The csse was resumed with Assistant City ! Attorney l.. P. Deming the stand. He ! detailed his interview with the two accused \ persons when they called upon him in refer ence to their alleged firm. Mir. Deming | drew the information against the accused or the complaint of B. H. Douglass & Son William F. Plant secretary and treasurer o1 Yale Manufacturing company, next identj fled Davis as the person who called upon hin last September representing himself as the agent of the A. B Martin Mercantile agency of New York ! which he claimed was similar to that O. Dunns and Bradstreet's, but that they had ! system of collecting which was very efficient Davis explained their methods of operation l and produced a a'number of drafts explainip, l their system of collections. Davis explained 1 that the cost of twenty five dollars for the us l of their book put at that nominal fgur | in order to introduce their Eew system. Af ! ter the first year their customers would b ! charged more The further explanation o | their business was interrupted by ths arriva of Detective Reilly, who placed Davis unde ! arrest.
 John Douglass, of the firm of B. H. Doug 1 lass $ Son, was recalled and his cross exami | nation concluded Several printed form ] containing the names of Martin & Leedom a ! agents for tho Phoenix agency, other blanl | forms and certificate of membership givel ! to witness by Strickland were called for b. l Judge Blydenburgh and laid in as evidence I although objection was made to such dis position of the articles by Mir. Pickett. Tn 1 State rested, and ths defense not being read l the case was adjourned until Saturday at | l o'clock.
 Before Judge York of the Probate Cour ! yesterday afternoon appeared Attorney c. B Matthewman, who filed petition of credit I ors asking that Charles H. Hall proprieto of the saloon corner of Union and Chaps I streets be put into insolvency. His liabili ! ties are supposed to be between $2,O00 an ! S3, OOO. He disappeared about two week
 ago. time will be set for hearing on tn I petition.
 ! Edward c. Hack, who was arrested fo
 neglecting to support his family, had hi
 case continued yesterday morning in tn I City Court until November 16, owing to tn
 recent confinement of his supposed wife
 who was unable to appear in court. The ac 1 cused would neither deny scknowledg 1 that the woman was his wife.
 It is alleged that Michael Foley. of 23 Win
 throp avenue, sold his vote to D. Blakssle
 on election day. Complaint has been mad
 to the city attorney and also to United State : | District Attorney Chadwick.