Morning journal and courier., 1883-10-15
The Court Record.
Superior COurt@.-CrfnaInHI 9Ede--Jud9 ass Culver. sE*4 eE


 Superior COurt-.-Crfmtnsl sdde--Judge %t Culver. sa
 This court will come in tomorrow morn ing at 10 o'clock, when the case of State ys. Bill Davis will be resumed and State Attor- ney Doolittle will conclude his argument. The court will then give the case to the jury.
 On Saturday State Attorney Doolittle nolled the following appealed cases
 James Carroll, burglary from Patrick Oreegan, Orange, August II. Gone to State prison for four years on another case. s4- .sE
 Christopher Cassidy, breach of the peace against Bernard Reagan. New Haven, June 17.sas ..zazss5 s:ss,s.s ss 1.
 Thomas Dolan, breach of the peace against Cornelius O'Keefe. New Haven, June 9. F Edward Freeman, cruelty to animals, New Haven, April 27, on payment of $S.isf91 a E 0. A. Cling, violation of license law, Meri- den, June ?, on payment of $20.
 B Thomas Henderson, embezzlement as bailee of Joseph O Neil, New Haven, July 2. | John Meckmannon, assault and battery upon John D. Bishop, Meriden, September q. on payment of $10.
 Lizzie Norton, alias Dora Scott. residing in house of ill fame, New Haven, August 4.
 Cornelius O,Keefe, breach of the peace, New Haven, September 2I.
 Matthew Reilley, dsfrauding hotel keeper, Waliingferd, November IA, 1882. szss Dennis Sheehan, breach of the peace, New Haven, July 9. M -s .ss.. .ss.s..,;ss ss Mary Stacy, residing in. house of ill-fame, Meriden, August 2. - &
 Sarah Stacy, keeping house of ilffams,
 Thomas J. Sweeney, breach of the peace against James F. Bannon, New Haven, July IS, on payment Of $1o. -' ? asald1ssss os E5aSz---l----aA ew xx8asoo alat Court oTComnaan P1sas-sJudxs TOrxmnee.
 This courtwil come in to-morr0w morning at 10 o'clock. Es slsz1sai sfssss ila oi ssffass Fl The cases assigned for this week are asfol- lowss:sa sazslsssz fls sC ESgs ssaazssze. .sassxzt 2 Tuesday,, Octoher 16.-Newhalla OaEriags company Vs. Johnson, Eaton vs. Culver, GIL bert vs. Eaton, Wilcox vs. Wilcox, jr., Ryder vs. Yale National bank. 'a< sA 1ssaAas , Wednesday, October I7. -GrsenIeaf sVs Bradfords Pond xa. Hazlehon, s0' 'BEiensYH. Rohan, Dewen & Co. vs. Poindexter. sa se.s. ss
 Thursday October 1S-Hanson vs. Porter, Steele & Emery vs Davidson, Tanning VI. Hurrihan, Hotchkiss, ex., vs. Fredin, Wood rnif Es. Buell.. lsasz ess Sg Ezsts3ss szass2 .A
 Friday, October 19-DoWns ys. Martin, Futile "a. Armisssad, Winefeld ys. House, Ecobie & Son ys Wheaton, Morrison vs. l
 aofss aasss4 s1ss-s==-- sf;E sa ss58ssa s city sCourt-C -CEtulanals ssae-Jusgs Den- 2 as.aes5s gee~s Ing, ssssz.5f sss,ss s.s 5z October 1s.- Emerson Terry. dsfrauding bozEiine house, s fine, $6.18 costs Rich- ard Rannon and James 11oGuirss breach of \ the peace, to October 15.e aSamnei Kennedy. I resisting Officer Grant, nolled. James Iynch. keeuinq disorderly house, &iO 3na. Ss.5 55 c0sts Gather inc Doueha1, common prostitute, &1O fine. 60. 76s costs Mary E. Keenan,, Jo- hanna McDermott and Thomas O,Dennell, lascivious carriage, to October I6. Maria Morrison, breach of the peace, $1 fine. SC. IS costs. James Elgnah, employing minor in saluons continued to Oct0ber s20. EaErpnea ! McDonald injury to building. judgment Hua pended - 6.s.. 5. -. .,.s .s.s sss Before anz Iadv buys thess 76c. yests that are s.dyertised for 5Oc she should see our reg nIar 5Oc. article If she does she will buy - J.N. ADAM < Go.