Morning journal and courier., 1883-04-04
The Court Record.

Wl1Io Re WAS play1uS horse, III Gn6 AlICueu of his home on Monday, and died from the effects.
 The Court Record. super1o< Court - Civil Side Judge
 BeardsIey.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, in the Bar Library room.
 The hearing in the case of Hartford and Harlem railroad ct als. vs. the New York and Connecticut Air Line road was resumed, and occupied the attention of the court during the day.
 Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock.
 Superior COurt-Criminal Side.-Chisf
 Justice Park.
 The April term of this court came in yes terday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The proceed ings were opened with prayer by Rev. Dr. Hawes, of the North church.
 The following persons were put to plead {: Louis Thomas and Henrietta West, of New Haven, pleaded not guilty to the charge of adultery. W. B. Stoddard was assigned to defend.
 w. B. Florence and John Henry, theft of $2OO from Matthew Ward on January 15 :; plea not guilty. MT. Gauger was assigned to defend. The trial was assigned for Thurs day.
 Albert Motts, aged 19, theft of suit of clothes, February 10, from William Hol- land, of Guilford. s. w. F. Andrews as- signed to defend. Trial set down for We'd nesday.
 Francis Pullman, arrested in Cheshire, February 13, for being tramp, pleaded not guilty. G. A. Tyler assigned to defend. Trial assigned for Thursday. David Wheeler, arrested with Pullman, and arraigned on the same charge. also pleaded not guilty.
 Thomas J. McNamee, of New Haven, charged with bigamy in marrying on the 20th of January, under the name of Thomas Hart, Lillie Brown, pleaded guilty. It was alleged in the information that McNamee had already been married to Margaret G. Gallagher. The prisoner said he was 27 years old and refus- ed the offer of counsel before pleading gull ty. City Attorney Pickett said it was a fragrant case, the prisoner having a wife and child at the time of the bigamous mar risge. McNamee was sentenced to one year | in jail.
 john T. Mitchell, of New Haven, colored | and aged 19, pleaded guilty to presenting to I c. E. Longley & Go. on December Is forg- ed order for suit of clothes, purporting to be signed by Thompson $ Go. A compan- l ion of Mitchell, MT. Doolittle said, had ob- l tained another suit of clothes on 8 second forged order manufactured by Mitchell. The | prisoner was sentenced to two years in the State prison.
 Henry Thoursby pleaded not guilty to a l charge of assault with intent to kill upon James Williamson, in Naugatuck, February g. Breen, of Naugatuck, for defense {; trial set down for Thursday. To two charges of burglary in Walling- l ford February 26, Eugene Lawrence pleaded not guilty. Attorney Russell was assigned to defend trial set for Wednesday. Edward St. John, of New Haven, pleaded not guilty to the theft of 700 augers and 100 ] bits of the value of $1OO, November 20, be- longing to the LHommedieu Manufacturing I company of Wallingford. T. J. Fox for de- fense; trial assigned for to day. Stephen Gale, of Meriden, pleaded not l guilty to the charge of adultery with Mrs. Sidney Wilson. Afterward changed his plea to guilty and was sentenced to six months in jail
 William Gleason, theft, pleaded guilty and was sentenced to six months in jail. His mother, who was in the court room, tainted when the young man was sentenced. John Armstrong. of Meriden, pleaded guilty to the theft of diamond pin from c. P. Lloyd on March 13, and was sentenced to one year in the county jail. He has eight months of City court sentences to work out l in addition.
 George Arlington pleaded not guilty to the charge of burglariously entering the store of Frank s. Baldwin on the night of March 21.
 William McNamee, of Bridgeport, theft of 1 horse, February 20, from A. M. Baldwin, of Derby; plea, not guilty. Tyler assigned to l defend and trial set down for Tuesday of next week.
 Morris O'Connell, age IT, pleaded guilty to burglarious entry into the store of Frank D. Hall, in Waterbury, March 25. He was sentenced to one year in jail.
 The cases of Frederick Cables, accused of assault on his wife, Robert Hollinger, charged 1Ia he Ior oy,l McCahery of New Haven, charged with breach of the peace, were nolled.
 William B. Florence, charged with theft, changed his plea to guilty, and was sentenced to one year in jail
 In the case of Nelson Guyot, charged with assault, nolle was entered. The following cases were settled by State Attorney Doolittle without coming to trial :
 Andrew Collins Meriden, assault on Charles Sherman, February Il; paid $13.72.
 Bernard Ravens, Meriden, violation of li- cense law, February 27; paid $35.
 Christopher Kinney, Meriden, assault on Charles Sherman, February II paid $13.72.
 John Mcdonald, New Haven, assault on Thomas Fl. Sullivan, January %; nolle.
 James McGuire, New Haven, assault on John Foley, February II; paid $15.
 Stephen Moran New Haven, breach of the peace, March 16 paid $7. Michael Fender, New Haven, assault on
 
 assault on Fritz Ploeger, noIle.
 John J. Saunders, New Haven, assault on Charles Cellig, January g paid $15.
 Mary Ann Thomas New Haven, keeping diserderly house, February 24 :; paid $29. .65. Case for violating license law, nolle.
 Nelson Guyot, Meriden, assault, February
 Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock
 COart of Common PIeas-Judge Torrance,
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
 Judge Torrance decided the horse case of Bronson vs. Gorham in favor of plaintiff, giving him verdict of $1 and costs. There being no business the jury were excused un- til next Tuesday. Judge Torrance will prob- ably come in Friday, when there will be bar meeting.
 City yCourt-CrIminaI side-Judse Stud
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 Daniel P. Crowley, keeping disorderIv house, Maria Fitch, Kate Allen, Kate Sulli. van, Mary Began, lewdness, to April 5. Mary Ann Smith, keeping disorderly house. Ellen Mcfarland, Sarah Pickett, Mary Post, lewdness, to April 4. Timothy Potter, ne- glecting family. to May 8. William J. SulIi- van, resisting officer, $5 fine, $5. 39 costs. John S. Gallagher, breach of peace against ThomLs Gallagher, judgment suspended. Edward Shannon, Henry P. Fogarty, breach of peace against each other, to April 5
 Court Notes.
 In the Probate court yesterday Evan Ev- ans, the State street stove dealer, filed an as- signment, naming Leonard F. Morse as trustee. Hearing next Monday.
 In the Probate court yesterday Judge York appointed Lawyers Eli Mix and Charles B. Matthew commissioners on the insolvent es- tate of s. c. Northrup.
 
 'sFear brings disgrace. bravery brings honor, cowarlice saves no man from his fate, n says the CaIiph Omar but Dr. Bulls l Cough Syrup has saved millions from an | awful fate.