Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-04
THE COURT RECORD.

aaIE CUOhI AECOMDs CourtOfCOmmo Pleas-CrimInal Side Judge Studley. Court was in session but short time yes. terday. The jury in the case against Ed. ward Ryder of Branford, charged with vi olation of the liquor law, brought in yer dict of not guilty. William Smith, thett, pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to fifteen days in jail, and court then adjourned till 10 a. m. to-mor. row.
 City Court - Criminal Side = Judge Thompson. The following cases were disposed of yes. terday morning:
 Breach of the peace-Patrick Morgan, s2 fine, $766 costs; Peter Lawless, $5 fine, $7.06 costs; Charles Durand, $5 fine, $S-S8 costs; Martin Clark, $5 fine, $s.s6 costs; Robinson, s1 fine, S6.24 costs; Joseph N. Cook, $3 fine, $6.24 costs.
 Abusive language-James MoManus, Sep. tember z.
 vasrancy--James Barrett, $147 costs, 30 days in jail.
 Violation of liquor law-John H. Myers, September 2; Julius Prokasky; discharged.
 Court Notes.
 Oliver Pond, an inmate of the Solaiers Home at Noroton, came to West Haven to visit his wife, and while there became drunk. He was sent to jail for twenty-five days and fined $5 and $S.24 costs for beating his wife, by Judge Thompson yesterday.
 Disturbed a Meeting.
 Martin Clarke was fined s5 and $S.24 costs yesterday tor disturbing the meeting at Welcome Mission on Oak street the night be- fore. He amused himself throwing stones at the place. Heis one of a gang of rowdies who seem bent on breaking up the meetings there.
 Fined tho other Man.
 Stephen J. Kane, member of the High school, was in the city court yesterday charged with assault on Max Robinson, Ruseian peddler. Some children threw a stone at Robinson and the latter pitched into Kane who was near by as the cause of the stone throwing. Judge Thomp- son discharged Kane, but fined Robinson $1 and $6 24 coats.
 Prokasky Discharged.
 Julius Prokasky, the proprietor of the Hotel Ysle," on Center street, was dis charged in the city court yesterday. He was charged with violation of the Sunday liquor law. Several officers testified that the pro- prietor and bis servants were in the place on the Sunday in question apparently cleaning 1t up. Judge Thompson said that saloon keeper or his servants could enter his place on Sunday, and the accused was discharged.
 Personal Jottings.
 Dr. o. T. Osborne has removed from 231 to 252 York street.
 John T. Healey, H. H. s. 'ss, has entered St. Laurent college, Canada.
 Mrs. F. A. Bowman and family have re- turned from a stay of two or three weeks at West Chester, Conn.
 MT. A. H. filling and children returned from Newport, R. l., where they have been sinee they returned from the White Noun tains. Mrs. filling remains at Newport at the Hawthorne cottage for . short time longer.
 Hon. 0. B. Bowers, wife and daughter have returned from very pleasant summers outing, chiefly spent at Albur9h Springs, vs., and including visit to Canada and a yachting trip on the Sorelle river. Gov. oVWeTr spehks III nl2n praise or tne Aipurgn Springs and of his iourneying over the bor- der.
 Mr. T. A. Potter and wife of State street are enjoying an outing at Mantle where Capt. Potter is having the fast yacht Spitfire repaired. Capt. Potter sent a large basket full of crabs of his own capturing to New Haven friend. The crabs were some of the largest and most toothsome ever seen in this city, as one of our Chapel street jewellers will voueh.