Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-11
LOCAL NEWS.
The Court Record.

Superior Court---CrImfnal side--Judge
 Sanford.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
 The following cases were disposed of:
 In the case of John Genott, of New Haven, charged with assaulting Thomas O'Rourke, May 5th, the bond of $75 was called and forfeited. Lizzie Genott is surety.
 The following cases were disposed of by nolIe:
 Philip Herey, Wallingford, assault on Mrs. James Hersy, December.
 Robert L. Manwaring New Haven, as- msnt of $12 97.
 Henry Schroder, Meriden, obtaining goods to the value of $500 on false pretences, Feb- ruary 27, from Ellison $ Sons of Philadel- phia.
 Christian Breckel, Meriden, obtaining goods by false pretenses from Ellison X Son of Philadelphia through Gustave Zerwich, agent, at Meriden, Feb. 27, 1883.
 John Killoy, New Haven, assault on $25.
 William Schmauder, Nsw Haven, assault ing John Killoy June 21, on payment of $25.
 James McKiernan, New Haven, breach of the peace June 26, on payment of $15.7O.
 Jason A. Warner, Orange. assault upon Benjamin F. PolIack July 12, on payment of $21.s2.
 In the afternoon Edward Lee was placed on trial charged with assaulting George streit January 30, 1883. The assault was commit ted as Mir. Streit was leaving the National Armory, where he had been playing at ball, and arose out of i'll feeling on the part of Lee over something that occurred while both wore members of the American band. Mir. Streit when called upon 70 testify in the af- ternoon, said he could remember nothing about the affair, except that there was ia lit tie row in the bar-roonl." State Attorney Doolittle said he did not believe theiwitness was telling all he knew. and warned him that he was liable to be prosecuted for perjury. Lee was found guilty, and fined $5 and costs. Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock. Court of Co mnOn PIeas-Judge Torrance This court came in yesterday morning at I 10 o'clock. The case of ". H. Mccarthy vs. Thomas Williams was begun. The latter worked in l the Naugatuck rubber shop, and was sued by ! Mccarthy to recover 8 bill of $21, the latter l attaching his wages on the suit. On Williams, promise to Mot arthy's attorney to give an order on his employers for the amount of the debt. the attachment was released. Williams | immediately went to the shop, drew his pay and skipped the town. He is now in Europe. 1 Tho present action is for fraud. 1 Court adjourned until this morning at 10 i o'clock. Court Notes. In the probate court yesterday Judge York appointed John 0. Hollister and Edward c. Bsechsr commissioners upon the insolvent estate of Thomas H. Wheeler List of Patents.
 Issued from the United States Patent oaee for the
 week ending January 8, 1884, for the State of Con- necticut. furnished us from the office of John E. Earle solicitor of patents, New Faven, Conn.
 John Adt, New Havsn machine for making staples.
 W. H. Andrews < H. H Sparks, assignor to Mallory, Wheeler x Co.,, New Haven, lock.
 G. Baldwin. ass gnor to T. Clark, BGekand, tension regulating device for loom shuttles.
 S. & 6. L. Barker, Hartford, self closing faucet J. H. Canning, Danbury, hat lining and cover. H. A Chamberlain S W. L. Martin, Middletown, apparatus for die-Fhaping. Same, de-Ehapirg. E. P. Clark New Haven, lock. G. D. Clark, Plainville, furniture caster. F. A. Fortis, Meriden, transom liter.
 J. Crowfoot, Bridgeport, machine for making coiied wire ferules- H. E. Fowler, New Haven, bufang wheel. J. H. Griffin, Hartford. sewing machine. E. Hester, Unionville, joner's marking gauge. O. H. Jewett assfgnor to Smith Egge manufactur- ing company, Bridgeport, sash balance, J. H.. Leonard, NAubuc Rr1po1ng machine.
 B. H. Murphy, Hartford, securing tools to handles. S. B. Plumb, Cheshire, scissors and shears. O. Raymond, Danbury, hat lining. w. Scott M ". ManwarriDg Bridgeport, self ex- tinguishins lamp. Fl ,, Seymour. Wolcottville, obtaining aluminium. O. J. A. sjoberg, Bridgeport, machine for stitching eyeets A. E. Todd Cheshire. lock.
 J. A. Iraut, New Britain, bench plane. n DESIGN. J. L. Kennedy, Branford, ornamentation of hard