Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1885-02-24
THE COURT RECORD.


Un1Ge0 STATES DASbEACG OOuHes
This court will come in this morning at II
O'Clock with Judge Nathaniel Shipman on
the bench. There are several criminal cases
on the docket.
Court OF Common PIeas-Judge Tor
This court will come in this morning at 10
o'clock. The bastardy case of Cook vs. Hlg-
gins is set down for trial.
City Court Criminal Side - Judge
Demtng.
February 23.-John Wagner, drunk, So
fine and costs RENTED, resisting ohcer
Martin Higgins, SO fine and $7.97 costs;
Terrence Wolf, drunk, $6.97 costs and 80
days in Jail, breach of the peace against
Maurice Griffiug, judgment suspended;
David Murley breach of the peace against
Thomas Murley, $50 fine, $6.97 costs
and 4 months in Jail, and drunk, $40 fine
and Sc. OF costs; Otto A. Brown, breach of
the peace against Charles Stanley discharged;
Mrs. Laura Coleman, breach of the peace
against Alexander Andirovitch, 81 fine and
81 3S costs; Thomas Koran, non-support of
wife and child, continued to March %; Re
becca Wohlman, breach of the peace against
julius Jacobs, 81 fine and $7.57 costs;
Henry G. Church, non-support OF
wife. to February %; Nelson Garrett, theft
from Shadee & Pohlman, discharged; John
Kenney, breach of the peace against Andrew
Mack, 500 fine, $7.76 costs; Matthew Kenne-
dy, disturbing religious meeting, to Februa-
ry "a; julius Jacobs, contempt of court, ex7
cused; Wolf Milton, contempt of court, ex-
cused; Louis J. Waters, contempt
of court, excused; Emma Rog-
ers and Charles Stanley, contempt
of court, So fine each; Thomas Fitzpatrick,
breach of the peace against Catherine Nc
Donald, to February "a; William Redmond,
breach of the peace against Mary Redmond,
to March 8; Frank Wagner, violating liquor
law and keeping place reputed to be one
where liquors are sold, discharged.
Court Notes.
John Kenney, who was arrested on Sun
day evening for breach of the peace toward
Andrew Mack and insulting two ladies on
Chapel street, was fined $50 and costs.
Matthew Kennedy, the boy who was ar
rested for disturbing the Salvation Army
meeting Sunday night, had his case con-
tinued until March 0 that he might bring
witnesses to prove that he was not guilty of
the charge.
The case of Henry G. Church for non-sup-
port of his wife was continued until Febru-
airy 2S to see if an agreement might not be
reached between himself and wife SO that they
could get along peaceably together.
David Murphy was before the court for
cruelty beating his father on Saturday. The
father presented sad looking sight in court,
his face being very badly swollen and both
eyes nearly closed. After hearing the old
gentleman's testimony Judge Deming fined
the accused $25 for being drunk and $50
and four months in jail for the breach of the
peace.
George Hall, Thomas Coffee and Fred
erick Cesar told Prosecuting Attorney Daley
n few days ago that Frank Wagner of Web
ster street was selling liquor well as
groceries. They showed a bottleful they
said they got there. Wagner was arrested.
In the City Court yesterday morning they
told an entirely different story, and there
upon Mr.. Daley had them locked up for
giving false testimony. They will be tried
to-day