Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-24
THE COURT RECORD.
Court of Common PIeas-Judge Tor
 rance.

Court of Common PIeas-Judge Tor
 rance.
 The September term of this court came in yesterday morning at. 10 o'clock. The first case heard was that of Roosch against the
 Meriden Brittania company. The action was
 8 garnishee process involved in the attach ment of the wages of one of the Brittania company's employees on claim of $45. In consequence of the employe having made an
 assignment of his wages for the month,
 there was only fifty cents left for the attach
 ing party. On the trial of the case
 before the justice, it appeared that the fore
 man of the room where the defendant
 worked had not given in the last day or two of the defendants time, a matter of $2 or $3 Consequently the plaintiff claimed that the company had not made a full disclosure and claimed that the company should pay the costs. This was the issue in dispute in the present
 At the conclusion of the arguments Judge
 Torrance reserved his decision and court was adjourned to Wednesday at 10 o'clock
 Judgment was given by default for the plaintiff in the foreclosure case of Charles L. F1oto against Elizabeth Callahan, of Meri- den. The amount of the mortgage debt was $e15.
 City COurt-CrimInaI Sfde-Judge StudIey.
 September 23.-William McNamee, burg lary from William Quinn, to September 24; Michael Montague, breach of the peace against Michael Ahern. $15 fine, $6. IS costs;
 Thomas Wallace, breach of the peace against Michael Ahern, $7 fine, $6.18 costs; Daniel Fogarty, theft, discharged; Mary Mackey,
 breach of the peace, $10 fine, $6.1S costs; Michael Kenney, drunk, s2O fine, S5. 39 costs,
 and for theft discharged; Bernard Higgins, seducing Mary Cook, nolled William P New
 ton, breach of the peace against Lucy S. Newton, nolled; Joseph Burns, burglary from William Quinn, to September 24; Vii liam R. Donegan, refusing to support wife, sixty days in jail and $5.33 costs; Timothy Crowley, breach of the peace against James Sullivan, to September 24; Edward Ahern, breach of the peace against Thomas Mcguire, nolle; Thomas Mcguire, breach of the peace against Edward Ahern, nolle; Frederick A. Ross, breach of the peace against Isaac Villa, to September 24; John McNulty, breach of the peace against Martin Keating, nolle; Bernard Quinn, 2d,
 breach of the peace against Dennis MeskiIl, to September %; Dennis Lawlor, breach of the peace against Dennis Meskil, to September 25; Thomas Hill, breach of the peace against Bernard Quinn, to September 25; Andrew J. Chambers, embezzlement, to October 9; Mi chael Mccarthy and Michael Donohue, homi- eide, to September 24; William Doyle, Pat rick McGivney, jr., Levi Dickerman, Mi cholas McGroder, John Mcdonald, Patrick Cohen and Bernard Keating, breach of the
 peace against John F. Crowley, to Sep tember 24.
 Court Notes.
 In the Probate court yesterday Julius Twiss was appointed trustee on the insolvent estate of Albert G. Worden, the oil merchant at 209 State street.
 Michael Kenney, an old offender, was ar rested Monday for the theft of a rubber coat. He was also charged with drunkenness. In the City court yesterday he was fined $20 and costs for drunkenness, judgment being sus- pended in the theft case.
 On September IT last Michael Ahearn was
 assaulted near the corner of Wallace and Locust streets, for which offense Hugh Mon
 tague, Thomas Wallace and a young man
 named Fitzpatrick were arrested. The latter
 was recently fined and in the City court yes terday Wallace WAS fined seven dollars and
 costs and Montague twenty-five dollars and costs
 The cases of Daniel F. Lawlor, Thomas Hill and Bernard Quinn, jr., charged with breach of the peace, were continued yesterday until September 25. They were fighting on James street, Fair Haven, last Sunday. Den
 ms Mesklll, also concerned in the row, was arrested yesterday afternoon. He works in a North Haven brickyard.