Morning journal and courier., 1889-02-15
AWOMAN,S DEAD BODY.
Mrs. Dawson Found Frozen to Death
 in the Annex.

WOMAN,S DEAD BODY.
 in the Annex.
 Mrs. Elizabeth H. Dawson of Putnam street, this city, was found frozen to death in the Annex, near Townsend avenue, by Oysterman Gilbert Norton. The body was lying beside the roadway in little lane lead ing to the shore, about an eighth of mile from the avenue. In wallet was fonnd S1O.79, and she also had three bottles of whisky on her person. The eceased was nurse for Mrs. Ward, who lives near the shore. Last Tuesday Mrs. Dawson came to New Haven and when she got off the Morris Cove stage, returning homo, that night she went down this roadway to Mrs. Wards and could not reach her destination on &C., count of the extreme cold. She may have been intoxicated and fallen, or she may have benn subject to heart disease. Deputy Cor oner Pond and Medical Examiner White were notified.
 Fkz9@ coUaF zECoKs. Court Of Common Pleas-Civil Side
 Judge SsUdley.
 The case of Daniel Rowe vs. Rev. Father Mulholland for $1 ,000 was continued before Judge Studley yesterday. Plaintiff claims he was bitten by dog belonging to the rever- end gentleman. Father Mulholland testified that the dog was owned by the curate, Rev. Father Lynch. Attorneys Futile and Fowler appear for the plaintiff and Attorney T. F. Fox for the defense.
 DOherty vs. mcMahon.
 Judge Deming two weeks ago tried the case of NJ. J. Doherty vs. Patrick McMahon in the civil side of the Court of Common Pleas The plaintiff sued for s100 and the defendant claimed set off for an equal amount. Judge Dsming gave the plaintiff $1.S2.
 sisy 0ours - Criminal side Judse
 Pickett.
 Breach of the peace-John O'Hara against Timothy Healey, $3 fine, s7.06 costs; John Bowen against Jim Lee, continued to Feb- ruary 15; John Nagle, discharged; Thomas Leonard, $1 fine, $7.42 costs; Bernard Ea- gan, discharged; Mrs. Bridget Gary, continued to February 15; Alexander Sands. $5 fine, $5. 42 costs.
 Vagrancy-Michael Donahue, nolled.
 Non-support of wife-John Macklin, 30 days in jail.
 court Notes.
 In the cases of Thomas Leonard, John Na- gle and Bernard Egan, charged with general breach of the peace, the first was fined $1 and costs and the other two discharged. The disturbance occurred in Mrs. Wards place. 16 Daggett street. She will probably be ar- rested for selling liquor to minors.
 macklin Sent 10 Jail. The case of Charles Macklin, the Broadway oip in ha ait court yesterday morning. He was arrested Thursday and given one day in which to pro vide for his wife, which he did not. Lawyer Moulton appeared for him and J. P. Goodhart for his wife. Macklin has a divorce suit pending Judge Pickett sentenced him to 30 days in jail and costs unless he provided 8 bond of SIS to pay his wife s3 week. He was unable to get bonds and went to jail.
 Fun in n Boarding House.
 A family jar took place in a boarding house kept by Alexander M. Sands and fami- ly at Chestnut and Greene streets and result ed in the appearance of Sands in the city court yesterday morning. Among other things he was required to explain the black adornment which he inadvertently put upon his mother-in-law's eye. He said in the wit ness stand that his mother-in-lsw was a "tar- tar" Alex was drunk when arrested and was having much the worst of it against his wife and her mother. Judge Pickett nolled the complaint.
 Mrs. Bridget Carey.
 This old lady lives at 115 Asylum street, and lately agitated the neighborhood by sev- eral original antics in her modest abode. She is not quite balanced in mind. Town Agent Todd and Clerk Clerkin were called in by the court to see if they could make some arrangement to have Mrs. Carey cared for at the almshouse, where she will be taken shortly.
 Fried to XIII Ching-a-Lung.
 John Bowen. the young man who assault ed Chinaman Jim Lee, had his case contin- ued till to-day that he might get lawyer to defend him. His bond was put at $200.