Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1892-04-12
THE COURT RECORD.
Common Pleas COurt-Crimtna1 Side
Judge Deming.

Judge Deming.
In this court yesterday, Patrick Wallace
pleaded guilty to charge of breach of the
peace, and Was fined $40 and costs.
The following bonds were called: Michael
L4dwitch, accused of breach of peace. for
feited his bond of $3.50 furnished by Patrick
Kelly; bond Of Frank Carr, accused of as
saulting Henry Morehead and biting his
ear, called. 1t amounted to $3.50 and was
furniehed by Jane Stanley; James Burke
of Ansonia, brought up for assault on
Peter Lsvinsky, also forfeited 5000 bond
furnished by Patrick Hogan.
F.w. Thompson of 80 Wall street, one
of the students who it is alleged created
disturbance in the Grand opera house
March 10, was tried by appeal on charge
of breach of the peace. The testimony
that was put to the jury was very conflict
ing. The ushers and policemen swore that
Tho npson cnlled them all vile names, and
assaulted Cox and resisted arrest, while
some students testified that Thompson was
abused and roughly handled by the officers
and assaulted by one of the ushers after
being placed under arrest. Attorney
auckland appeared for the defendant.
The jury retired at $40 O'Clock, and re-
turning at 4:30 announced their inability
to agree. They were again sent out and
returned at 4:50 with a verdict of guilty.
Thompson was thereupon fined 81 and
costs.
City Court Criminal Side - Judge
Pickett.
Ira Hubbell, begging, continued to April
70; Henry Painter, taking horse without
leave, $50 fine aud costs; Edward Haines,
violation of liquor law de screen, contin-
ued to April l6; Frederick A. Thomson,
forgery, continued to April %; James w.
Barry, breach Of peace against Mrs. Barry,
| judgment suspended; same, drunkenness,
IS fine, So "A costs.
| Assisnment of L. c. Dole & Co.
A voluntary assignment was filed in the
| probate court yesterday by L. G. Dole &
Co. of 90S Chapel street. F. G. Lum was
nominated as trustee and the hearing on
his appointment will be held April rs.
The liabilities of the firm are placed al
S., 900 and the assets at $500. The cause
of the failure Is said to be a general decline
in business The firm has been composed
of Lester G. Dole of Concord, N. H., and
Mrs. FL. n. Dole. The business has beer
under the management Of W. G. Dole, 1
brother, who is one of the athletic trainer
at Yale.
Court Notes.
Thompson & Belden of State street hav
brought suit against George E. Thompson
for 5000 damages, property of the latte
} being attached for that amount. The sui
is brought to recover debt.
An attachment of 81 900 has been place
; on the property of the Singer Manufactu,
, ing company of Ansonia, in the suit 0
= Lille Firrer vs.. Charles Sheppard. 1t
an assault case and will be heard in tn
common pleas court in this city on Monda
, next.
, Isaac Wolfe and William L. Green, CON
!, missioners on the insolvent estate of T. N
Kitiell, met yesterday morning and a
lowed claims amounting to 81, 066 80.
q Funeral OF PaetzoI.
. Paetzol, one of the unfortunates in til
| drowning accident last Saturday, WI
j buried yesterday afternoon from b
y boarding place, 524 State street. TT
J. burial service was read by the Rev. NJ
9 jacobson of the Swedish Lutheran churcl
i The bearers were: Messrs Stelze, Schefh'
= and Kolderman of New Haven Conclav
i 70, of the White Men, and Messrs. Mile
d Chase and Kiess of Humboldt lodge, 81,
the Odd Fellows, of which lodges Paetz
8 was q member. There were also TO,
f more members from each lodge, besid
o the pallbearers, and delegation of abo1
Il fifty members of the Bakers union. II
j. interment was at Evergreen cemetery.