Morning journal and courier., 1892-07-02
THE COURT RECORD.
City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
Studley.


Studley.
Lucy Folby, So fine, $7.88 costs; John d.
McDermott, violation of liquor law, con
tinued to July Is; Annie Reilly, violation
of liquor law, continued to July Q; Dora
Spreyer, violation of liquor law, continued
to July 2; John Cahill, vagrancy, dis
charged; same, drunkenness, $40 fine,
$5.42 costs; same, abusing Officer George
L. Hyde, $40 fine, 1854 costs; John Mil
Ter, breach of'peace against Eliza Mooney,
continued to July 6; Louisa Miller, breach
of the peace against Eliza Mooney,
continued to July 6; Ernest W. Kiebe,
breach of peace against Charles A. Rich
breach of peace against Charles A. Richter,
50 fine, 1878 costs; Louis Englehart,
Thomas Corcoran, John Stevens, lsscivious
carriage, continued to July d; Salvatore De
Arso, breach of pesce against Casmener
Ferruccio, nolled.
To he Tried Next Week.
The July term of the criminal side Of
the superior court will convene in this city
next Tuesday with Jodge Thayer of Nor
wich presiding. Thedocket of cases is as
follows:
Thomas Farrell of New Haven, theft
from the person; William Webster of
Hamden, attempt to commit rape; Harry
Freeland of Orange, theft; Arthur Hall of
Milford, embezzlement; John Brown Of
| New Haven, theft from person; Murty
| Savage, burglary in Branford; Clyde
| Thompson of NewHaven, theft from person;
Edward Carney of Ansonia, tramp; Henry
Whalen of Now Haven, rape; John F.
Dixon of Hamden, rape; George MCGUIRE
of Hamden, rape; Frederick Thompson of
New Haven, forgery, four counts; Will
liam Cowles of New Haven, statutory
ven, statutory burglary; Charles Jansen
of New Haven, theft from person.; Edward
Markle of Milford, horse stealing; Will
liam G.. Burnham of Hamden, rape; Will
liam e. Benham of Woodbridge, theft
John Mooney of Orange, breaking and
entering in night season; Ross
Gehring of Orange, breaking and entering
in night season; Mary Seymour of NORTH
Haven, assault and breach of peace; PhiliI
Levi of Wallingford, burglary; Tommy
Franklin, alias Martin Roche, of North Ha
ven, resisting officer; James H. Barry o.
Orange, assault with intent to kill.
At the July term of the criminal cour
of common pleas, which opens Monday
the following cases come up: Burt Patter
son of New Haven, gaming in public con
veyance; Robert Carbon, same, out OF
bonds; Timothy O'Neil of New Haven
breach of the peace; Thomas WEIGH Of
Derby, assault.
Court Notes.
]. B. Tuttle and J. w. Chaplin were yes
terdsy appointed by Judge Robertson com
missioners ON the insolvent estate of Je
rome johnson of 1877 Union street.
An appeal from the decision of the jur
in the Munson will case. which was az
) pealed from the probate court and reoentl
tried in the superior court, was filed ye'
} terday by Attorney Goodhart. Accom-
J panying the appeal is certificate fror
Judge Hall, before whom the case WI
. tried, certifying that the verdict Of tn
J jury was against the evidence. The cal
3 will be argued before the supreme court I
9 Bridgeport next October.
THR CARD FooTE CASE.
, Maria D. Gard of New Haven has brougl
4 suit against Enos Foote of this city and
: NJ. Foote of Bridgeport for 81 500 damage
and for the destruction of note of 500
: that 1t is claimed is held against her by /
M. Foote.
Q There was a long series of litigation
? between these parties from 1886 to 189
which was finally settled by the paymel
i of 1000 to Mrs. Card by Enos Foote an