Morning journal and courier., 1890-07-01
raEuouR1 RECORD.
superior Court-sJriminal sIde-Judge
Fem.

superior Court-tJrImlnal slde-Judge
Fem.
Gases to be tried by this court which con-
venes In this city to-day are:
Adelbert Aston of Guilford, assault and
battery.
Edgar Barney of North Haven, breach Of
the peace.
William @. Denison of Branford, theft,
and obtaining money by false preteases; five
CAGES.
Angel Farricacio of New Haven, adultery.
John Farricaoio, adultery.
Edward Flaherty of Branford, theft from
the person.
William II. Harrison of New Haven, theft,
third offense.
Thomas Healy of New Haven, theft from
the person.
Frank L. Hunt of New Haven, incest.
Henry King of Branford, tramping.
Hainsworth r. Levick of New Haven,
theft.
Edward D. Lindley of New Haven, theft
from the person.
Ally AeKegg, alias Alfred Angus, of New
Haven, reform school complaint.
Edward McKenna Of New Haven, reform
school complaint.
Peter J. MoNsrney of New Haven, for
William Spencer of Meriden, obtaining
money and goods by false pretenses
George Yale Of New Haven, embezzle-
ment.
| CITY Court - Criminal Side Judge
| Pickett.
| Kittie Reilly, keeping house of i'll fame,
| continued to July 1; Hattie Goodman, same,
$50 fine; Nellie Goodman, residing in same,
$40 fine; same, lascivious carriage, 81 fine
and So 50 costs; Charles 81. Ames, lascivious
carriage, SIS fine; Nellie Munson, residing in
| of ill fapoa ~ oh
| Reilly and John Kellaher, trespsss on rail-
road cars, 81, $40 and So fine, respectively;
Frank A. Smith, embezzlement, continued
to July 2; Jeremiah Lyons, defrauding eating
house, So fine. SIS AZ costs; william
Turbert, surety of the peace. contin-
unmuzzled dog, 81 6ae, $5.4s costs; Ed.
ward P. Judd, breach of the peace against
Maggie Donnelly, 81 fine; Margaret McCar-
thy, breach of the peace against Ellen Sulli.
van, discharged; Lizzie Webber and Ella
Stevens, breach of the peace, each S. fine
and costs; James McGsrty, 81 fine, $9.2s
costs, appealed; Christopher Spanitius, moi
having fire escapes on building so Unior
. street, continued to July 5; William Fitzpat
rick, Joseph Fitzpatrick and Michael Con
( molly, breach of the peace, continued t.
July 3; Frank A. Smith, theft, continued t.
n July 2; Louis a. Busch, breach of the peace
discharged.
Court Notes.
CLERK SMITH aoEs TO JAIL.
/. The case against the dry goods clerk
b Frank A. Smith, for theft and embezzle
L ment from Mcintyre, Mcguire & Co., wa
continued until Wednesday without trial
The bond was fixed at $50 and $40 respec
Z lively. Smith went to Jail.
BOY BURGLARS.
T. The case against the youthful burglars
i Henry and Patrick Conroy and Arthur Al
a lair, was continued yesterday by Judg
: Pickett till to-day. Attorney Fox will ap
= pear for the Conroys and Attorney Cable 70
Allaire.
: SMITH TO BE TRIED WEDNESDAY.
}, The case against Frank A. Smith who wa
arrested for enlightenment at Mcintyre, Ma
< guire 6 Co.'s, went over in the city cour
yesterday till tomorrow. Judge Blydenburg
appeared for Smith.
SUICIDE In MERIDEN.
g Anthony Lang Sends a Bullet ThreugI
r HIS Brain.
y MERIDEN, June 30.-Anthony Lang, a
= old employee of the Meriden Cutlery com
: pany, and an old resident of Meridsn, oon
II mitted suicide this morning at his home
It 50 New Hanover avenue, by shooting him
j. self through the temple with a revolve,
His mode of suicide was deliberate, as
/. looking glass was found in his hand. Hi
% death must have been instantaneous. M,
% Lang had been sick for long time and hi
y suicide was probably the result of depres