Morning journal and courier., 1884-01-03
The Court Record.
Superior Court---Crfmfna1 side--Judgs
 Sanford.

4AA5 OOuGbS O1AunAy sCAA11 O0AAAo All JSSsS- day morning at 10 o'clock. Prayer was of- fered by Rev. Newman Smyth, D. D.
 The following prisoners were then put to plead by State Attorney Doolittle:
 Nathan Stark, aged nineteen, theft, third offense, New Haven, October 24, plea not guilty. Whedon appointed guardian.
 John Quinn, aged twenty eight, tramp at Derby, October 8, plea guilty.
 James Grant, tramp at East Haven. oc- tober r, plea not guilty. ". B. stoddard assigned as counsel. Trial set for Janu- ary 8.
 Henry vokings, tramp at Wallingford, Nc vember 12, plea guilty.
 John Keenan. age nineteen, tramp at Gull ford. November 8, plea not guilty. w. 5. Stoddard assigned as counsel and trial set down for January 8.
 John Given, tramp at East Haven, Decem- ber 13, plea not guilty. Case assigned for trial January 8.
 Yenstz Nelson, tramp at Derby, December 20, plea guilty.
 Irving Jillett, tramp at Derby, December IA, plea guilty.
 Michael Dudley, injury to building of Car oline Nathan at Derby. October IT, plea not guilty. T. J. Fox assigned as counsel and case set down for trial this morning.
 Hurlbut Holbrook, theft of gold watch from Joseph I. Hotchkiss at New Haven, October Is, plea not guilty. George Tyler assigned as counsel
 Benjamin Varniss, assault against Julius Lee at Meriden. November 24, plea not guilty. T. J. Fox assigned as counsel and case set down for January 8.
 James W. McKeever, aged ishteen, burg lary at store of Isaac W. Lounsbury at New Haven, October 30, plea not guilty. T. J. Fox assigned as counsel.
 Lewis L. Jones (colored), adultery with Belle Bunce (White) at Waterbury October 31, and Belle Bunce (white) adultery with Lewis L. Jones (colored) at Waterbury Oc- tober 31. Both pleaded not guilty.
 Frank Spencer; theft of gold watch from 15, plea guilty. Sentence thirty days in county jail and one dollar fine.
 Patrick Griffin, aged eighteen, assault upon Charles Drummond at Meriden, December 22, plea not guilty. R. s. Pickett assigned as counsel.
 John Mcclure, burglary in day time as house of E. Louisa Beecher. New Haven, November 24, plea not guilty. Whedon as- signed as counsel
 William Richardson, aged nineteen, assault with intent to murder John Barry at Cheshire, November 29, plea not guilty. George R. Cooley counsel.
 James D. Golden, burglary in day time at residence of Moses c. Sweezey, New Haven, December 8, plea not guilty. R. S. Pickett assigned as counsel.
 George Howarth, assault upon George Dunlap at Milford, December IS, plea not guilty. Moulton assigned as counsel.
 Julia Gaffney and David Hale, adultery ~
 John Dunn, burglary at house of Henry Piper, New Haven, December IT, plea not guilty. c. R. Whedon assigned as counsel
 Reuben Freeman (colored) assault upon Mary O'Brien at Derby, December 15, plea not guilty.
 Thomas Carboy and John Dunn. burglary at store of William McGarrell, New Haven, December 15, both pleaded not guilty. c. R Whedon assigned as counsel
 Olers Menterson, burglary at house of William M. Morgan, at Woodbridge. Decem- per 3; plea not guilty; burglary at house of Lewis Russell of Woodbridge on December z; plea not guilty. Moulton assigned as counsel.
 Meyer Camera, taking horse without per- mission, nolled on payment of $13.42 costs.
 Carrie Davis, common prostitute, nolled on payment of $50. %. Carrie Davis keeping a house of ill fame, nolled on payment of $5O.OO
 James Lynch. license law, nolled on pay ment of $25. Same for keeping 8 disorderly house, nolled.
 Francis Mccormick, resisting officer, nolled on payment of 5000. H,John Mullen, breach of the peace nolled.
 Chauncey Colton, embezzlement from Dan- iel s. Spencer, New Haven, November 16; plea. guilty; embezzlement from Hannah I. Smith, New Haven, November l; plea, guilty.
 These sentences were passed by Judge Sanford:
 John Quinn, tramp, eight months State prison.
 Henry yokings, tramp, ten months State prison
 Yentz Nelson, tramp, ten months State prison.
 Irving Gillett, tramp ten months State prison.
 Reuben Freeman, assault, sixty days county jail.
 Patrick Grifen, assault, four months county jail
 James B. Golden, burglary, two years State prison.
 James Grant, tramp, eight months State prison.
 George Howard, assault. sixty days county jaiI.
 Yesterday afternoon before Judge Sanford and jury was commenced the case against Thomas De Bowes, who is charged with burglarizing the store of Thomas KiIbride, on the corner of Hamilton and Walnut streets, October 7, 1882. At the last Janu- ary term of the Superior court De Bowes' trial was commenced, but when half com pleted was dropped because one or two of the iurymen visited Kilbride's store and made an examination of the premises. The &C., cused is charged with breaking into the store and taking about forty dollars from the money drawer.
 The case against Thomas Kennedy. charged with manslaaghter, will come up on the con- cIusion of De Bowes' trial. The accused is the small boy who threw stone on October 31 last which hit little Johnny Condon, in- fictiDg wound which proved fatal.