Morning journal and courier., 1893-10-10
COURT RECORD.
City Court - Criminal Side e- ) Judge
 Callahan.

City Court Criminal Side judge
 Callahan.
 Mrs. Thomas Daley, violating city ordi nance, nolled on payment of $6 "A costs; William T. Cash, murder, nolled; Philip J. Murray, breach of peace, nolled on pay ment of $9.44 costs; Pasquale Valenzo, theft, nolled; Frank McKerney and John E. Sullivan, trespass on railroad cars, $2 fine, $5 42 costs each; John T. Mullen, in jury to private property, nollsd; same, re- sisting officer, $5 fine, $7 8S costs; same, drunk, 8 fine; Michael Shea, breach of the peace against James Davidson, $3 fine, $4 19 costs; same, drunk, $3 fine; James Davidson, breach of peace against Michael Shea, $5 fine, $419 costs; John Canary, same against Patrick Slattsry, continued to October 16; Frederick Lowe, same, $3 fine, $9.S8 costs; John Reyes, came against Maggie Reyes, his daughter, $5 fine, $7.SO costs; Antonio Atinorfo, same against Catello Dllero, continued to October 13. Court Notes.
 Silverthau, the jeweler of this city, who was arrested in Waterbury few weeks ago and fined $50 and costs for peddling without license, has filed notice of ap- peal, through filling, Morehouse & Webb, to the supreme court of the state. Silver thau has the backing of large houses in New York and this state, who join with him to test the constitutionality of the new law, as they send travelling men into the state.
 Ia the probate court yesterday volun- tary assignment was filed by the Stafford Printing company, naming Samuel A. York as trustee. The hearing on the ap- | pointment of the trustee will take place l next Monday morning. The assignment was precipitated by the financial strin- gency. The liabilities will amount to about 5000 with assets of about half that
 smount: The company was started in this
 city in 1928.
 A schedule of the liabilities and assets oi
 the Star Clothing company were filed in
 the probate court yesterday. The habil ities amonnt to $17, ,677 22, with tangible
 assets of about $4,000. The principal
 creditors of MT. Moore outside of the in
 debtedness to his parents are Thompson
 Willis & Nugent of Boston, to whom he
 owes $3 800; Brodek, Trendenthal & O.
 of New York, SLIGO; Otto, Sampler &
 Simpson of New York, $6lS 27; Todd
 Sullivan & Baldwin of New York, $40O |
 Rothohild & Baum of Rochester, N. Y, s569 ! Coburn & Whitman of Boston, $140
 A. Conan & Go. of Boston $251 30, 0. A
 York & Go. of New York $143.90, s Bach
 man & Son of New York $200, Lipmar Hilbourn & Go. $107. The claim of Chaa
 Moore, father Of the insolvent, is given a
 $2, 800, and his mother is put down as hay
 ing claim of $5 ,5C0, making a total du
 his parents of $S, 300 out of the who'll
 amount of the liabilities The balance O.
 the indebtedness is divided among 8 larg 1 number of creditors, most Of whom ar l local, and the amount owed to each Is yer.
 small none of them having claim of $1O0 ! There was talk last evening that Moor
 would probably be enabled to resume bus iness.
 CASE.
 In the city court yesterday morning tn case against William T. Cash, charge with murder in the second degree i causing the death of Maggie schloss was as generally supposed it would be, nolled t | When the case wss called Cash made hi 5 ! way to the prisoners seat at the end 0 [ l arose and addressed the court: eff you 3 Cash, charged with murder in tn ? second degree in causing the deat 3 of Maggie Schloss. I know of n | case which the state might prs sent against the accused in whic t the defense presented in the cases ( 3 Drs. Lee and Whitten might not be usei According to the testimony in the trial ( the doctors, your honor seemed satiafe that the crime of abortion, which had UT t doubtedly been committed on the girl, ws f committed in Ansonia, and if such be th l case this court has no jurisdiction in th 3 case, and, with your honor's consent, I wi nolle the ease."
 3 Certainly" said Judge Callahan. t Senator Fox then turned to Cash an 3 said: "Cash. your case is nolled. Go an
 sin no more."