Morning journal and courier., 1889-08-06
THE COURT RECORD.
Court ofCOmmOn Pleas-CrimlnalSi
-Judgo Deming.

Court ofCOmmOn Pleas-Crim1nalSlde
Judge Deming.
The August term opened yesterday morn
ing. William Mesiok, charged with stealing
q rocking chair valued at Ave dollars,
pleaded guilty and was fined 81 and
costs; paid. Eugenio Gurregianti, breach
of the peace on Genar Terrible, pleaded
guilty and was fined $50 and $40.40 costs.
He had appealed from the City court, which
fined $50 and gave him two months in jail.
The complaint of breach of the peace against
Michael Lennon was nolled without costs.
This case costs the State $16.70. The breach
of the peace alleged against Michael Murphy
was nolled with costs-$13.90. The last
case was that of Preston Hinman of West
Haven, charged with keeping open his
saloon between II D. m. July 10 and a. m.
July IS. Hinman declares that he closed at
II p. m. sharp. At West Haven the hours
between which liquor selling IL prohibited
are IL p. m. and .. m. The case was con-
tinued till this morning.
City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
Pickett.
Mary Williams, drunk and breach of the
peace against Emma Cartwright, So fine
$7.06 costs; Michael Foley. breach of the
peace against William Turburt, judgment
peace against the same, Judgment suspended
Charles Lemuel, drunk and breach
of the peace. 81 and 1924 costs
l Grace Goodale, keeling disorderly
house, S. and 81. IA costs; the same, for las
| sivious carriage, nolled; Barton Carson, Georg'
Mansfield and Lille Hookirk, lascivious car
| riage, So and $2.14 costs each; William
| OBrien, breach Of the peace against Sadie
Earl, 81 and $10.17 costs; Margaret Otis
and $7.06 costs; Charles Henry, breach o
peace against Peter Abt, So and 1924 costs
Minnie MCCARTHY, begging, Is days in jai
and 1924 costs; James Moran, trsspass on N
Y, N. 81. and II. railroad car, So and $5.2.
costs; Michael J. Kilbride, theft from w. B
Kilbride, to August 6; John Simpson, obtain
ing money under false pretences from VIM
breach of the peace against John McOue, t.
August IL; William White, playing bal
in the street, 81 and 6.24 costs
Frank Curten, Reform school complaint
continued to Aug. IL; Letitia Quinn, breacl
of peace against Julia Bradley. 50 and $5.8'
costs; Patrick J. Kinsella, breach of peac
against II. N. Poronto $25 fine; the same
resisting an officer, $25 fine; the same, com
mon drunkenness, 60 days in jail and So.
/ ooeSe, az aPPeaieo W cou1S VI CON
the peace against J. Donohue, dis
charged; J. Donohue, breach of the peao
against Gary, 50 and $2.67 costs; J.J.Cum
nings, breach of peace against j. Donohue
81 and $267 costs; Henry Ellsman, violation
of Sunday liquor law, nolled on payment O
$15.42 costs; John Lynch violation of Sunda,
liquor law, continued to August z.
| Cour. Notes.
Sunday night was an anxious one for Johi
| Lynch, who keeps saloon at GA Grand ave
nue.. In the afternoon the precinct officer
heard that he was violating the Sunday liquo
law and Officers Cook, Flannery, Shannon
| and Dsnnehy were sent. to the place. TIL
door was slammed in their face and as Prose
| cutting Agent Niles could not be found t,
issue q warrant the officers kept watch OF
the place all night. At 5 o'clock yesterda.
morning Lynch opened his doors and abou
fifteen weary-eyed men sneaked out. The,
had been packed in the small back room i,
their stocking-feet all night. They were al
lowed to 60 home to their worried families
| Lynch was arrested and In the City cour
| yesterday morning his case was continued til
Beaten and Fined.
Patrick Kinssla, who resisted Officer ALDER
Bradley and assaulted Driver Poronto, wa
fined $25 and costs. He appealed under 500
bonds given by his sister, Mrs. Bridget Kane
/ nIcuaeI huUTIue, cuargeu WIFI sJeHIIuj
$2S. 90 from his brother, William B. Kilbride
| had his case continued till Mrs. Kilbrid
could testify. Michael is said to have robbed
William while the latter was on a spree.
Insulted Sadie East.
William O'Brien of Westville was fined 8
and costs for insulting and striking Sadi
Eest, Bridgeport girl who is visiting Ami
Van Austin of Woodbridge.
michael, Catherine and Patrick.
Michael Foley and Catherine Breen wer
charged with assaulting Patrick Turbot
Catherine lives at 10 Winthrop avenue ant
the affair occurred while the two men wer,
calling upon her. Judgment was suspended
sassacus Canton Excursion.
The excursion Of Grand Canton Sassacul
takes place on Tuesday, August 10, to New
York and Coney Island. The committee hav'
made arrangements for three bands, the Sec
ond regiment, Wheeler & Wilson's and Sas
aacua hazar hsnI -h{oh ,r;u fr-.f~l, uxkx.a