Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-12-26
AvALANoHEIr CITY COURT.

F1fty.Seven Prisoners Before Judge
Cable Yesterday Morning - Thirty.
One Sent to Jail - City Court Rec
ord.
There were fifty. seven occupants of the
prisoners psn yesterday morning, which is
almost an unprecedented number. But al
though 1t ia not often that such an ava
lsnche of cases precipitstes itself upon the
court they were expeditiously disposed of
by Judge Gable, who sent thirty-one, max
ing four wagon loads, up to keep company
with Jailer O'Keefe.
The city court record is as follows:
Antonio Simeone, September Is, theft,
continued to December %; Dominick An
tonic, September Is, theft, nolle; James
Davis, theft, from August Lebrun, fine So,
costs $5.19, jail; Peter McKenna, theft
from August Lebrun, fine So, costs $4.19,
jail; John Dump, theft from Fred
erick Dupaul, 6ue 81, costs 1924, 80 days
in jail; same, drunk, fine $40, jail; John
Fahey, violation of trade mark law, costs
| 1924, nolled on payment of costs; Christ
| ian Fries, keeping disorderly house, con.
tinued to December ~; same, breach OF
peace against John Welch, continued to
December 81; same, drunk, continued
to December 81; John WEIGH, drunk,
same, breach of the peace, both
charges continued to December 81; Michael
Dunn, breach of peace against James Nc
Cormick, fine 81, costs SIS 81, jail; Edward
Smith, breach of peace against George
Fisher, fine $15, costs So 81, jail; Freder
ick Cote, breach of peace against Patrick
Gallagher, fine 81, costs s7.sS, jail; Frank
Saloon, breach of peace against Antoine
ging, continued to January 8, 1894, nisi
Mary Lord, drunk, fine S., costs Sc "A
jail; John Brennan, drunk, judgment sus
pended; John Burke, drunk, continued tx
December 26; John Cashion, drunk, costs
$5.42, jail 80 days; Stephen Hooper. drunk
Judgment suspended; Joseph Muldoon
drunk, fine S., costs $5.42, jail; Georg'
Fisher, drunk, fine SIS, costs S.. ~, jail
Jas. Nice ormaok, drunk, fine So, costs So. 40
jail; Philip McMahon, drunk, fine So
costs S. 40, jail; John Chapman, drunk
fine s., costs $5.42, jail; William Sisk
drunk, fine $40, costs S.. A. jail; Miohae
jail; Patrick Frahar, drunk, fine So, cost!
costs S.. 40, jail; Joseph s. Miles, drunk
continued to February Is, 1894 nisi
Francis Flanagan, drunk, continued tt
February 25, 1894 nisi; Michael Cannon
drunk, fine So, costs $5.42, jsil; Chsnc,
L. Clark, drunk, fine IS, costs 81. 81
James Powers, drunk, fine So, costs 1854
jail; John Sullivan, drunk, fine S., cost
1854, jail; Thomas Murphy, drunk, fin
81. costs $54 John Sullivan, drunk
fine SIS, costs Sc "a, Jail; Thomas Cooney
drunk, fine So, costs SIS AZ, jail; Alex M
Sands, drunk, So fine, costs $5.42, Jail
Michael Connolly, drunk, fine S., cost
$6.42, jail; same, begging, judgment sus
pended; Ann Melia, drunk, costs So. AZ,
days in jail; Patrick J. McGromey, jr.
drunk, continued to December 20; Johl
McGinniss, drunk, fine IS, costs SIS AZ, j Jail
Patrick ]. Murphy, drunk, discharged
Mary Ann Briggs, drunk, judgment sus
pended; William Higgins, drunk, fine 81
costs $5.42, jail; Joseph Rubin, theft, COZ
tinued to December 20; James G. Dawson
breach of peace against Thomas F. Brinley
continued to December 81; Thomas She's
han, breach of peace against James I
Cremins, fine 81, costs So. 81, Jail; Henri
Flemming, breach of the peace agains
Thomas Murphy, fine $3,costs 81. "a Jane
D. Oremins, drunk, fine So, costs $6.24
jail; same, breach of the peace againt
Thomas Sheehau, fine 81, costs 1887, jai
Joseph Rubin, beastiality, continued
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