Morning journal and courier., 1882-07-15
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Before the adjournment of the Superior Court sine die the following bonds were called and forfeited
 Amos Dickinson, WalIingford, cruelty to animals, bond $1OO; Wooster Ives surety
 Daniel Fogarty, New Haven, breach of the peace, bond S1OO; John Redmond surety
 Sarah J. Higgins, New Haven, breach of the peace, bond $75; Luke Higgins surety.
 Charles Peasley, New Haven, breach of li- cense law and Sunday liquor law, bond $15O; John Hermann surety.
 Peter Mckierney, breach of license law, bond $2OO; Edward McCarty surety.
 James Mulvey, New Haven, breach of li- cense law, bond $50; George A. Basserman surety
 Join, H. Mitchell, New Haven, breach of the peace, bond $75; Lawrence J. Coffee surety.
 Lawrence Murphy, Hamden, taking horse without leave, bond $50; Patrick Maher surety
 E. J Raymond, New Haven, breach of the peace, bond Ss75 Foster s. Rogers surety.
 Frank Shells and Nelson Weed, Bethany disturbing religious meeting, bond for both $50; Henry Downes surety.
 Annie Wahrenberger, Hamden, assault, bond $1O0; Martin Morley surety.
 Jacob Wahren berger Hamden, breach of the peace, bond SlOO; Martin Morley surety.
 Thomas Wall, Hamdon, taking horse with out leave, bond $50; Lawrence Murphy surety.
 Caroline Weher Hamden. breach of peace, bond $lOO Jacob Wahrenberger surety Patrick H. Whalen, New Haven, breach of peace, bond $75 Patrick Meaney surety. Thomas Clune, who was tired for rape in the last term of the Superior Court, yes- terday released on bonds furnished by 8 down town party. His case has gone over to the next term of court. Williams, who was arrested for exposing his person on the Fair Haven and Westville horse cars, was before the City Court yester- day morning. His brother, Ezra Williams president of the Hartford Steamboat compa- 1 ny, the Hartford Dredging company and the l Hartford Transportation company, appeared l to give bonds in the case. He furnished bail | in the sum of $500 for the appearance of the l accused on Tuesday next. In his examina 1 tion he swore he was worth over $6O, ,OOO and incidentally stated that the prisoner was l worth nearly, if not quite, much him self Ezra Williams said his brother would l probably not appear for trial the case would 1 probably be disposed of by forfeiture of the bond, the prisoner not appearing. He is | very much afflicted over the conduct of the accused, and says he cannot account for it. | Williams, he states, came down here We'd nesday and Thursday on business. List of Patents
 Issued from the United States Patent Office the week ending July 11th, 1ss2 for the State of Connecticut, furnished from the office of | John E. Earle, Solicitor of Patents, New Haven | Conn.,:
 John Adt New Haven, stock for spring keys. L. Bailey, Hartford, copying press 0. R Banniho West Cheshire, drop press belt pro- tector.
 M. Brassill, Hartford, signal light. Same, candle holder. A. Brear, Saugatuck, manufacturing sugar. B. H. Bristol, NaugatucN hand truck
 G. H. N. Cortis. "ilson vile, wheel for vehicles.
 J. A House. Bridgeport, machines for cutting set edges.
 A. L. Howard, New Haven, cartridge-loa ling inn plement.
 E. k. Ives, assignor to Ives Blakeslee Go Bridge port, mechanical toy
 G. H. Johnson, Bridgeport, sash.
 J. H. Johnson, New Britain, bottle stopper.
 P. Latham Bridgeport, feed device for milling machines.
 T. Mallon, Pawcatuck, machine for smelling peas and beans apd cutting vegetables.
 G. Nettleton New Haven, organ
 0. E. Thompson and E. E. Stevens, New Haven, carriage lamp holder.
 E. Thompson, assignor to American Electric Co.,, New Britain, electric arc lamp.
 G. Watkinson, New Haven, waterproof garment