Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-01-03
COURT RECORD.
Superior Court-Crimlnal Side-Judge
Hall.

Superior Court-CrimInalS ide-Judse
Hall.
The January term of this court comes in
this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Judge John
N. Hall of Willimantio will preside. A
grand jury will be summoned for Thurs
day. There are two murderers to be tried,
Giscomo Rossi and AndrewKeefe of Orange.
The shoplifters, Jennie Jesnes and Mary
Wilson will also be tried during the term
for conspiracy to rob. The docket is as
follows:
Lawrence Murphy of New Haven, bur
glary; Edward Skinner of New Haven,
mayhem; Mack R. Shelton of Ansonis,
burglary; Amos Freeman of Ansonis, bur-
glary; George Scbenck of New Haven, en-
bezzlement; Abraham Gilberg of New
Haven, theft, from person; James McCabe
of New Haven, theft from person; Morti
mer Lawrence Of New Haven, theft
from person; Edwin R. Robinson of New
Haven, theft from the person; Moses
Vincent of New Haven, burglary; James
Little of New Haven, theft; Henry Eller-
cen of New Haven, theft; Bella E. Cornell
of New Haven. adultery; Charles G. Hyde of
NewHaven, adultery; Jehiel Pickett of New
Haven, burglary; Jennie Jeanes and Mary
Wilson of New Haven, conspiracy to rob;
William Scott of New Haven, theft from
the person; John D. Clark of New Ha-
ven, burglary; Alexander Anderson of
Branford, concealing himself under a bed
in private house with intent to commit
crime; Charles Smith OF New Haven,
burglary: Carlo Franklin of Meriden, as
sault with intent to kill; Martin and
Michael Leahy of New Haven, arson; Gia-
como Rossi of New Haven, murder; julius
R. Pelmer of New Haven, arson; Thomas
Nugent of Wallingford, burglary, two
counts; August Brehm of Wallingford,
burglary, two counts; William Chettle of
New Haven, passing counterfeit money;
Andrew Keefe of Orange, murder; George
Mcclure of Hamden, rape.
Common Pleas COurt-CrlminaI Side
Judge Ueming,
In this court yesterday the cases of Stu
dents Weyerhauser and McCres, who ap-
pealed from Judge Pickett's $500 fine, went
over until next month, as the accused are
away on their vacation.
Edward j. Batch. for breach of peace on
James Kenefck, paid $40 and costs on a
plea of guilty.
Patrick F. Hines for assault with intent
to kill Michael Hines, was sent to Jail for
five days. Re has been there since Deem
Der 4, and made nothing by the appeal.
Court adjourned sine die.
City Court - Criminal Side Judge
Pickett.
| Robert Martin, breach of the peace
| against Mrs. Robert Martin, continued tc
| January 10; August Goell, breach of the
peace against Albert Schafsr, continued to
| January 3; Martin Geisler, non support o!
wife and children, continued to January
81; Albert Schafer. capias, So fine; Pat
rick Murphy, burglary, continued to Jan
uary 3; Solomon HARRISON, obtaining goods
under false pretenses. continued to Jan
uary 3; Joseph Lynch, begging, Is days il
peace, $40 fine, $7.06 costs; Edward Kill
10y, breach of peace against Louis Schmidt
| discharged; Louis Schmidt, breach O.
peace against Edward Kilioy, judgmen
suspended; James J. Sullivan, breach O
peace, $25 fine, $706 costs; John Booth
theft, continued to January IA; GeorG
Wallace, theft, continued to January IA
Charles Shea and John Dowd, begging, L
days in JAIL Dominick Antonio, burglary
bound over to superior court under $50
bonds.
Court Notes.
Frank g. Haynes, an employe of tn
Winchester Repeating Arms company, ha
filed notice with the city that he will pros
cute claim for damages for injuries sus
tanned from fall on an ICY sidewalk Il
front of 10S Court street, December &c
1892.
Albert J. Kane of Greenwich, who stol
mail pouch from Mail Carrier Abraham
in Greenwich Saturday NOR ming and wa
caught in the woods while he was plumber
ing the mail, was brought to this city Sal
urdsy afternoon by Constable Fitzroy, VIII
arrested him, and taken before Commits
sioner Wright, who held him for an exam
ination on next Monday afternoon unde
81 900 bonds. Kane was unable to furnis
the bond and went to jail.