Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-02-14

Superior Court - civil Side - Judg
Prentice.

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Superior Court = OWL Side - Judge
Prentice.
The foreclosure case of ]. n. Lee and
julius Twiss against Della Brown of New
Britain was settled yesterday. The property
involved amounts to $4,000.
A postponsment of the petition in equity
of the trustees of the Young Mons institute
against the city of New Haven, praying that
the money from the Marstt estate for library
purposes be paid over to them was ordered
yesterday, owing to the absence of Corpor-
case involves SOC, 900 left by the late Philip
NArett for free public library. The petit
TONERS claim that the money was intended
to set aside In trust for the use of the insti-
tute, aud the city will make plea for the
City library. The petitioners claim that the
fund now in the hands of the city custodisns
II being used for the free library, and they
pray that a transfer of the entire amount
may be made to the institute.
The breach of promise suit of Lillian Dolph
Of Madison, against Augustus billiard of
Clinton, was continued till next week because
OF illness of one Of the counsel.
Cours or Common Pleas-Civil Side
Judge Studley.
In the case of William R. Paddy against
James T. Harry, the interested parties be-
ing in Cheshire, Paddy sues for $3.50 due on
wages. The defense admits that about $50
10 due.
The case of Patrick McCabe OF New Haven
against Herbert P. Smith of North Haven,
for claim of $3.50, was compromised out OF
court, the defendant paying portion OF the
claim.
In the Same court, before Judge Deming,
the case of Herman Herr, the Chapel street
to collect $500 for money lent, was tried.
city Court - Criminal Side - Judge
Pickett.
Henry j. Cook, embezzlement from viii
liam Gray, SO "a costs, 10 days In jail; same
breach of the peace, 50 6ne; James Rey
nolds, breach of the peace against Mary Anr
Pavillo, breach of the peace against Louii
LuonRo, ~ fine, &c. 3 costs; Louis Luongo
breach of the peace against Louis Pavillo, 5;
fine, SO. 43 costs; John Patolicchio, breach Of
the peace against Louis Luongo, discharged
James A. Young, breach of the peace agains
George Irwin, nolled; Maggie Maroney
breach of the peace against Katie Bunock
continued to February IA; John Connors
trespass on railroad, 5 ine 1924 costs; An
committed until twentY.one years of age
Nellie f. Hayes aud William E. Hayes, de
PENDANT children, sentenced to county home
Court Notes.
THE EMBExzLINo PEDDLER.
Henry ]. Cook, the orange peddlsr, VIII
drove off with 81 bill given him by Mrs
William Grey of ss1 York street withou
giving her the change, was given ten days II
| jail and Sc "a costs for embezElement, and
| fins of IS for breach of the peace. The polio
| have evidence that Cook has driven AVA.
| without returning the change on two o
| three former occasions, In one case stealing
| IS bill.
MOTHER AND CHILDREN SEPARATED.
The three children of Fanny I.Hayes, ALA
Fanny I. King, who was divorced from he
husband, William q. Hayes, two days ago
were brought into the city court at the in
stance of DR.. N. ]. Adams of the Humane
society. The Hayes woman lives in the An
mex and IL not q responsible person to oar,
| for the children. Judge Pickett decided t
commit Annie M. Hayes, fifteen years of age
| to the Industrial school until the sge o
| twenty one. Nellie f., eight years OF age
and William Il. Hayes, boy of four, wer
committed to the county home.
IRwIN's AssAILANr.
James A. Young, the man who ASSAULTED
and nearly killed George Irwin with ham
msr In the Mahogany palace several week
ago, was discharged yesterday upon Irwin
determination not to prosecute the case. Ir
win has nearly recovered, although there )
possibility that the paralysis that affecte
the side Of the head that was struck may re-
cur. Young may he brought again, how
ever, should Irvine injuries require 1t.
ITALIANS IN COURT
Four Italians were involved In q row owe
q pail of beer in John Patolicchio's shoe
maker shop. 16 Jefferson street, Monda
night. Louis Luingo jossled glass of bee
in tho hands of Louis PAvillo and the latte
struck Luipgo over the bsad with bee
glass. Luingo's head was badly cut. Paw
| lilo was fnsd 81 and costs. Louis LUNG
was fined 50 and costs for assaultipg Pavill
and PAtoliechbio was discharged.