Morning journal and courier., 1893-11-07
COURT RECORD.
Common Pleas COurt-Crtminal Side
 Judge StudIey.

OOOk6A :" "nOvnDs Common Pleas Court-Criminal Side
 Judge Studley.
 Judge Studley presided in this court yes terday at the opening of the November term. An unusually large amount of busi- ness was disposed of.
 MosKEGo's CASE.
 Borneo Moskego appeared in court with black curly hair instead of red and pleaded guilty to obtaining money under false pre- lenses from Rev. W. G. Williams and was sentenced to spend 20 days in jail and pay the costs of the prosecution, amounting to about $60. In the city court Moskego was convicted on three counts and sentenced to 30 days on each count. An appeal was taken to the common pleas court. As Mos kego has already been in jail over month Prosecuting Attorney Gum agreed to press only one count on the proviso that Mos kego would leave the city ga soon as he has served hIs sentence.
 STRUCK FROM THE DOCKET.
 The charge of breach of the peace against Deputy Sheriff James H. Peck instituted by Arthur Lombard of Guilford was erased from the docket.
 BATCH OF CASES.
 William Golden, charged with breach of the psace against Maurice Fitzgerald, was fined $2O and $2O costs. The charge against Fitzgerald was nolled
 John Johnson, accused of committing a breach of the peace in West Haven last summer was fined $1 and costs and this he paid.
 Thomas F. Martin was fined $1 and costs for breach of the peace in West Haven. He settled.
 Michael Mccarthy was fined $20 for breach of the peace and settled. In the lower court he was fined $50 and appealed.
 COURT DECISIONS.
 Judge Studley rendered the following decisions on cases brought before him in the common pleas court, civil side: In the suit of Dr. O. B. Adams against Charles M. Linsley, executor of the estate of Sarah Linsley, judgment for the plaintiff to re- cover $142 and costs was rendered.
 Joseph W. Watrous was given judgment to recover, by default, claim of about $500 from Albert D. Simon. Attorney Wypne brought the suit.
 The charge of violation of the liquor law against William Knoth of State street was nolled.
 Patrick Bradley, charged with breach of the peace against Mrs. Ida Miller, was convicted and fined $2O and sentenced to spend ei1ty days in jail.
 City Court Criminal Side Judge Callahan. Henry Fl. Phillips, breach of the peace against Grace Phillips, continued 10 No. vember g; Howard Smith, same, nolle William s. Vincent, breach of the peace against Robert Cameron, dischsrged; Law renee Matto, same against Lewis Onogiro, discharged; Walter Williams, ,non-support, continued to November 8; J ohn Leary, drunk, $5 fine, $6 4s costs; same, breach of peace, nolle; Patrick Sullivan, same, S5 fine, $3 42 costs; Charles L. Speh, breach of the peace against William E. Gamble continued to November 13; William E Gamble, breach of the peace against Charles L Speh, continued to November 13; Edward Marvin, theft from William l E. Ford, $7 fine, $5 42 costs; same, thef from Charles Freshman, $3 fine, $5 A l costs; Mary J. Allen, theft, nolle; James ! E. McNamara, non-support, continued tc November 1; Stephen Simon, breach ot | the peace against Susan Cobsck, continued | to November 8; William A. Winterfeld theft, bound over to the superior cour under $500 bonds; John McKeon, breaot of peace against John Holmes, $5 fine | $6 69 costs; John Holmes, same sgaine John McKeon, discharged. Court Notes. THE MANv1LLE EsTATE-oTHER INsoLvEN, ESTATES. In the probate court yesterday David A filling was appointed trustee on the in solvent estate of Lewis s. Manville ant John J. Shea and W. F. Frost appraisers Lewis Steinert was appointed trustee 0 the insolvent estate of Julius R Prokask and Edward O. Beecher and Aaron Men doza appraisers. The assets are about $1, 300 and the liabilities SIG, ,0OO
 Before Justice of the Peace David T. Me Namara and jury yesterday afternoon wa tried the islander suit of Mrs. Henriett Anthony against Mrs. Sarah Robinson Both parties to the suit are colored. Ali torney Clsrkin appeared for the defendan and Isadore Stein for the plaintiff Tn jury rendered verdict for the defendag to recover costs.