Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-24
THE COURT RECORD. United States District COurt-JudSe
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 The February term of this court opened in the government court room yesterday morning at 10 o'clock with Judge Shipman on the bench. Dis trict Attorney G. c. Sill of Hartford acted as prosecutor and Richard F. Carroll of Hartford as clerk
 The first business was the consideration by the grand jury of the cases of Frank Kilbourn and Dennis J. Conroy. The former is from Colches- ter, ,and was charged with burglarzing the North Westchester postoffice on November 5, 1891.
 Conroy was charged with forging the name of John McCusker. He procured on the forged or der @ registered letter containing $so: The of fense was committed January 9, 1892, at the Hartford postoffice. After 40 minutes delibera- ton the grand jury brought in true bills against Attorney Charles A. Kleiner was made guar dian over Frank Kilbourn, who is twenty years old.
 charge of burglary, .nd he was fined si and sen
 Dennis J. Conroy appeared before the bar next without counsel. Attorney Bollmann was assign with his legal adviser Conroy pleaded guilty to forgery, and was sentenced to ten months in
 The cases of the four rural postmasters who have violated Uncle Sam's laws were next heard. Jesse Warner of Hamden, Joseph F Mil Whitneyville were defended by Attorney Ely of Case, Ely Case.
 AQOllrdm J SmlCu OI IOGOkGU "dS uolcuucu by Attorney Bolman He was fined $50 and
 Jesse Warner was fined $50 and $46.e7 costs eGssRa chaaes Ha pni% G @ cosss ''
 George E. Alvord of Morris was tried on the of Il the mas and also of him. He pleaded guilty and was sentenced to ten months in the Ltchfield county jail: man, who was charged with taking an unlawtu ul fee for services rendered Mrs. Doratha Knecht in procuring her a penaion. He was fined $50 and $53. 10 costs. The court then adjourned for the term.
 Court Notes. Jennie T. Martin is suing the Consolidated road in the United States circuit court at Boston for $25 900 damages for injuries received at the Union depot in this city.
 The case of F. c. Cannon who used to manu- facture coach lamps in Orange street, near Grown, against Nellie McGowan was trial yesterday in the superior court for 5o0 paid to l her for jappanning. The plaintiff alleges that l she passed in more work than she did. A ike suit is pending aeainst Mrs. Owens, the l wife of Antonio ''Taberini.'' Miss McGowan and Mrs Owens s worked for alm m for four years and | Fox and Lawyer Arvine are defending and Wat rous and Buckland are for the plaintiff. l City Court Criminal Side - Judge l Pickett. l Edgar Riker, vsgrancy, continued to February l A; George F. Sanford, breach Of peace and re- | sistance to officer, continued to February 25; William B. Kilbride, violation of liquor law, $40 fine and costs; same, violation of liquor law, con % of liquor lave, % ne sis4 costs; Michael Ke,iy, | $37S costs; same, drunkenness, $1 fine; James Hurlburt, breach of peace against Benjamin | costs; Charles Early and Matthew Early, breach l of peace against Owen Early and William White, | $5 fine, S. .94 costs each Thomas Lyden, viola.
 tion of liquor law, continued to February 27; Ed. l ward Rooney, reform school complaint, continued | to March 19.