Morning journal and courier., 1886-06-23
THE COURT RECORD.
City Court Criminal Side = Judge
 Dem1n2.

Dem1ng.
 June 22.-William H. Munson, breach of the peace, to June 23; Nathan Simons. breach of the peace, $5 fine and $S.70 costs, ap- pealed Charles T. Lawton, theft from Will liam E. Munson to June 23; Charles T. Law Munson, to June 23; Elford B. Smith, non support of family, to June 26; Benjamin F. Glidden, libel, continued one week; Annie Morgan and Katie Gallagher, theft from Edward Engel, to August 21; John Honan, theft from the person of Alfred Du- pont, judgment suspended; Peter Dunn, theft from the person of Alfred Dupont, judgment suspended; Peter Dunn, theft from William R. Chidsey discharged; Peter Dunn, burglary at the house of Rudolph Fechner, bound over to the Superior court, July term; Edward Coot, burglary at the house of Ru- dolph Fechner, bound over to the Superior court; William Ehrler, theft from Edward Dunn and James Lane, theft from Edward Engel, bound over to Superior court, July term; James Lane, two cases of theft from Edward Engel, $15 fine and 60 days in jail, with costs, appealed; May J. Holmes, breach of the peace, judgment suspended; Peter Sullivan, violation of Sunday liquor law, $50 fine and $16.24 costs, appealed; peace against Salvador Pascacillo, to June B; John Conlan, breach of the peace against James Howard, judg- ment suspended; John Conlan, re- sisting Officer George J. Murphy, $1 tine and $5 expenses with costs additional, reopened and continued to June 23 to allow him to get a bondsman the appeal; George E. Brown, breach of the peace against John Buckley, judgment suspended; John Buckley, breach of the peace against George E. Brown, $5 fine and $5.55 costs, appealed; John Buckley, breach of the peace against Charles Lexen, judgment suspended.
 Court Notes.
 There was no business in the Court of Common Pleas yesterday.
 James Lane, Peter Dunn, Edward Coot nd'William Ehrler were in the City court yesterday, it being understood that all were to be tried together for having something to do with the robbery of Edward Engel, the State street jeweler. In the cases of Dunn and Coot demurrers were entered by their attorney, Charles R. Whedon, which were overruled and they were bound over to the Superior court in a bond of $500 in each case The cases of Annie Morgan and Katie Gallagher who went to New York with Lane at the time he robbed his employer, Edward Engel, were continued to August 2d. John Honan, arrested as one of the parties in this set, had judgment suspended. Peter Dunn was discharged on the charge of stealing 8 $40 overcoat from Walter H. Chidsey; but he and Edward Coot were charged with burglarizing the house of Ru- dolph Fechner and both were bound over on this charge. William Ehrler, accused of theft from Edward Engel, was bound over to the Superior court, while young Lane was himself bound over on one count of theft from his employer. As summarized by the clerk of the court the If ho Enpa aS Lane is under $500 bonds, a part of which amount is in the appeal case in which he was sentenced to pay $15 and spend 60 days in iail Erhler is under one bond of $2O0 and another of $1O0, the first on the binding over and the latter on an appeal. Peter Dunn on costs and 60 days in jail is under a $20O bond. Edward Coot is under two bonds for burglary, amounting to $500 in one case and $200 in the other.
 John Buckley and George E. Brown, who were before the City court yesterday for fighting at the corner of Wooster and East streets, were both fined, the former $5 and costs and the latter $1 and costs.
 John Conlan, charged in the City court yesterday with assault upon James J. How ard drunkenness and resistance to Officer Murphy, was fined $15 and costs for his of lenses.
 In the City court yesterday morning the case or D. T. 0lIudel, cuarSeo "lCn con- spiracy, went over for one week. In the meantime the complaint will be amended and include other grievances against Glid- den.
 The case against Charles Lawton, charged with the theft of $7 from William E. Nun son, father of Special Constable Munson, was continued in the City court yesterday until this morning.
 Some time ago Lawyer Ullman did some legal work for Bernard Lichter and wife. He couldn't get his fees, however, and at last in voked the law in his own behalf. The case was argued before Justice Gallagher yester- day afternoon. Hayes for Ullman, Law for the Lichters. Damages were laid at $2OO.
 To Stony Creek Tomorrow.
 New Haven commandery K. T. of this city, and Washington commandery. of Hartford, make an excursion to Stony Creek to-mor-