Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-04-24
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court-Criminal Side-Judg'
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SUPERIOR Court-Criminal S1de-Judge
Park.
Yesterday afternoon the criminal side of the SUI
perior court was adjourned sine die by Chet JUS
tice Park The case of Chauncey B. Hause was the
last one tried The charge was for non-support OF
family The accused was convicted and released
from custody upon paying $75 costs and furnishing
bond to pay his wife $10at the expiration OF every
four weeks.
Bonds were called and forfeited as follows:
Thomas H. Palmer, New Haven, breach Oh the
peace October l. 1884, James Wrinn surety In $lOo.
Thomas Monahan. Derby, assault and breach of the
peace, November g. 1884, Richard Cahiil
surety in $780, Patrick McNulty, De:by as
sault and breach of the peace. November o.
1884, John Mooney surety in $50 Michael sa0l Early
rick and Rose Early surety in S1oo James Kane ,0e
New Haven, breach of the peace. April s. 1883,
obstructing, resisting and abusing police officer
Dunn surety in 800 John F. Brennan, New HaYen,
Ssss'h sS of the n ARr william iS
New Haven, breach Of the peace and also eaGryMng
Manus surety On both charges in 500 each vii vii
liam Cummings of New Haven resisting tnog 1nGer
john Go Mooney surely $3.50 Philip Brady New
H 1sss n Resss4 e 6esg sas
Charles Brady ,s New Micbaei seegan Surety in
peace. January o, 1856, John Bolts surety in $50
State ATTORNEY Doolittle nolled the cases OF Der.
nard Koran of New Haven, charged with breach OF
the peace on October 9, 1884, James Cox, embez.
Element January Is; John 4. 0ullVdn OreSaCh VI
the peace August "a
ing.
Before Judge Deming in the Court OF Common
Pleas yesterday morning was brought an applica-
ton for a writ of mandamus ordering the George
w. Miles company. of Milford, to open tner oooks
for the inspection of Owen Baxter, OF Utica N. 4.
Lawyer william ]. Mills made similar movement
last Saturday but it was thrown out of court on a
plea of abatement on the ground that no bond was
given for tMe payment of the COSTS oono was
fled YESTERDAY morning, but the case was post
poned until this morning owing to the, absence OF
William K Townsend, attorney for Miles. In addl-
ton to Miles being arrested for aiding and abettng
the escape OF Curtiss the Fish Oil company to winch
Miles belongs is the verge of insolvency suits
are now pending against the company TO the
amount of SI00 600 and other claims are likely to
b pressed. The capital stock Is only Sl5ooV'
Ctty Court - Criminal Side Judge
Pickett.
Judge Pickett disposed of the following cases In
| the City court yesterday morning:
James Dawson, breach of the peace, 81 fine $45C
| cost Dennis Bowman, breach Of the peace, 81 fine
b bsnSaa If fdwa the das ass dranE $
suspe ssed Robert Tzpatrek breach Of ths
peace, SIS fine and 1918 costs, James Farmer Farmer,
breach of the peace. Judg1nehI SusPenuou Oneli
| +. Martin breach of the peace, judgment suspend
ed John Brady, breach OF the peace judgment
suspended. James F. Carey, breach or the peace
| 81 fine and S6.1S costs Morris Schmia"sKi, Vloia
| ton liquor law, 10 April e.
| Court Notes.
| The case of Michael SchniIawski, who was arrest
| ed Wednesday for violation of the liquor law at hi
! place of business, No. 10 Summer street, was col
t;nued until April % by Judge Pickett in the City
| court yesterday morning.
| In the Court of Probate yesterday D. s. Glennel
| was appointed commissioner on the estate OF TIL
| Mansfield Elastic Frog company. E. P. Arvine ant
| Theodore Tuttle were appointed commissioners OF
| the estate of the late Minott E. Osborn.
| The case of John NJ. Bunce, who is charged VIII
violation of the liquor law was heard by tue COUNT
1 commissioners yesterday. Evidence was given b.
| Policemen Albert Bradley, Mcbride and Collect
| The hearing was on petition to revoke Bunce'
| license The testimony similar to that whlc
| convicted him recently. Lawyer Ullman defende
| Bunce Prosecuting Agent Hugh Daley appeare
| ON behalf of the prosecution. Decision was re
| served.
| Wednesday night Officers Schroeder, Dennehy an
| Farrell arrested band of young men VINO Mer
| street The following arraigned in the CIT
court yesterday morning on charges OF breacn
the peace: Dennis Bowman, Henry Daliey, kq 9N,
Farmer, Charles F. &artin, John Brady ana Jams ~
F. Carey Most of the young men live IN IN
! neighborhood in which they were arres
ed. eastman and Downey were charge
| with being drunk, and were each fined 81 and cost
Robert Fitzpatrick has been up before the eogl
| thirteen times. He fined $5 and costs Jud;
| ment was suspended in the cases OF Farmer, NaTGI
| Brady and Daley who had no court records Car
has been arrested five times, and he was fined 81 an
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