Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-15
THE COURT RECORD.
United States Court-Judge TOWL
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THE COURT RECORD.
United States Court-Judge Town
send.
In the United States district court, be- |
fore Judge Townsend yesterday the fol- |
lowing cases were called:
Norton against Anderson, an admiralty |
case in which the plaintiff claims balance
due for work. The case was assigned for
trial November 80.
In the case of the United States against
Martin Scotland of Stamford, charged with
selling liquor without a license, the defend
ant did not appear. and his bonds to the
amount of $500 were declared forfeited.
Daniel Dore, the Grand avenue grocery
man was his bondsman.
City Court - Criminal Side Judge
Pickett.
Mary Wilson, conspiracy, continued until No;
VENDOR II; Jennie Jeanes, same, continued until
property contnued un Novebsr IL john
Ward, begging, IS days in jail $542 costs; Johial
Msryysa tSss1 until ns em
| Bauer, same, continued until November IS under
800 bonds; same, embezzlement, continued un-
quaie, breach of peace; Mary Ann o'NeiI, same,
against Mary Kelleher, Judgment suspended;
s. hsir
same, S. fine $5.42 costs; John 81. Atudja, same
ne Paas
| fine, same: breach Of the peace against Ellen
Brerthsn s. ne Ssa costs Stephen a N Moran ran
| $5.42 costs; Edward Birmingham, came, $15 fine,
$5;4s costs; Charles Garland, S. fine $5.4 COSTS
Daley Dale same $io fine, $54s costs; Nicholas Nc
Groder same $40 fine, 81. AZ COSTS William sheri
S. fine, S. 4s costs; Catherine Doughan, Common
| drunkarJ, 60 days in Jail, $50 costs; James j.
Court Notes.
| In the city court yesterday morning the cases
against Jennie Jeanes and Mary Wilson, the two
shoplifters who were arrested Saturday evening,
were continued to Thursday and bonds fixed at
81 ,OOO in default of which they went to jail Ex-
| Judge Blydenburgh appeared for the defendants.
| Charles Walker, Of the firm Of the Charles Mon
| son company, said yesterday morning he was
| positive that the same women had robbed them
| of great many goods six weeks ago. They
| operated extensively in this city about that time
| and although they were suspected they left town
| before they could be arrested. Mr.. Walker said
| that the women would have been arrested at that
time had it not been that the lady clerks who
| suspected them of being shoplifters did not
| port their suspicion until the women had an op-
| portunity to get away. The majority of the
clerks, he added, were so afraid Of having to go
| into court that they did not report many cases
of theft from the stores which they observe.
yesterday Charles Hurst of Bridgeport, charged
| with being made a voter when he had not lived
| In the stare year, had preliminary examine
| tion Hurst was arrested last Monday by Mar
| shall Strong
The criminal side of the court of common pleas
convened yesterday and immediately adjourned
| until next Monday morning.
| THE REAL FACTS OF TIE CASE.
In an item taken from an exchange recently it
was stated as follows: The New York Breweries'
company brought suit against Mcmahon, Wren
& Co. for foreclosure OF S16C00 mortgage on
real estate in Ansonia. The foreclosure was
granted.
The facts Of the case, as we learn authenti-
caly, are as follows: The New York Brewers
company, as we'll as Mcmahon, Wren & Co. of
erty in Ansonia, their mortgage antedating that
of the latter concern. Inasrauch as the New; ork
$1,000, (not $1,000, in order to make the pro.
ceedings legal they were obliged to make Nc.
was matter Of indifference to the latter house,
J they did not oppose them; and as the nortgagor
could not arra.ge with the New York Breweries
| company the foreclosure was granted.
CAMPUS NOTES.
Shooting Match For silver Cup To.
MorroW-They Were fastening to
the Coop. University Chamber
, Concert.
Tomorrow afternoon handsome gold
f lined silver cup is to be shot for by the
Yale shooting club at their grounds. Al
members of the gun club are allowed te
compete for this cup. Conditions are al
) follows: Each man shoots at thirty Key
stone targets, five unknown angles. Mer
) are to be handicapped by a COMMITTEES
taking in consideration their previou
scores. A bus will leave Osborn hall
] and the shoot will commence at 2:3(
3 sharp.
On Sunday night the campus WAS
; scene of unusual activity. A casual OBJ
, server would have then got, from the fig
8 ures OF men moving about with all man
ners of seats from the humble soap DO,
3 to its more pretentious rival-th
study chair-that an emigration was taking
q place. But the casual observer would b.
. mistaken. 1t was only students Fastening
u to the Coop, where the tickets for tn
+ Yale Harvard football game were to be pu
g on sale the next morning. The line form
ed Sunday night at 1870. A plan hat
S been formed by the students in line where
d by it was necessary for man to repor
|
hold his place, but after z O'Clock it wa
b necessary for him to be there constantly
it AT 6:45 there we're over 200 men in line
NJ The sale ended at $3.50 in the afternoon. 1
a had been decided by the management tina
= each man could buy six tickets, and thes
!. could only be obtained by under graduates
d, 1t was thought this would do away wit
,s specializing, which is possible on accoun
~ of the great demand for tickets. But tn
If management reckoned without their host
they forgot that there are spectators i
IN IN college as we'll as out of 1t. This year wa
10 no exception to former years in this ba
practice, since good part of these VIII
rs Is were first in the line were Spectator
who bought the tickets for til
o sake of the money they could make out G
10 them by charging their fellow students ez
orbitant prices for them. As tits the sur
ply hardly satisfies the demand, and til
prices are noue too cheap at the prices @
o, the manage ment, and 1t is hoped the low
to ness of this practice will strike home t
D; those specializing collegians and that fai
and just division of the "spoils" will b
enjoyed by every one for the sale of seat
for the Yale Princeton game, which take
1t place Thursday morning at 10 O'Clock.
= The first of the series of the universit
:. chamber concerts will be given to- MORO,
night in North Sheffield hall. The Bee
1T thoven quartette of New York has bee
Y secured for the occasion. Following wi
- be the program:
: l Hayden-Quartette in minor, op. 76, No. e.
10 | . Bach-Air.
u Bordier-Canzcnetta
a. 3 Beethoven Quartette in G sharp, minor, OF
II 1871.
A. Tickets for this course of six concert
10 may be secured at the Coop.
=. The Sophomore eleven has been dis
!" banded. They were defeated by the fresh
g men eleven, and as this precluded play
ing the seniors, it was thought best to dis
baud.
The university eleven had their picture
Z taken YestardaY aftarnnnn at Panh,s