Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-04-05
ooUnr REcoRD.
Superior Court-CriminaI Side-Judge
zs&a Prentice.

COURT RECORD.
superior Court-CriminaI Side-Judge
Prentice.
The April term of this court was opened
yesterday with prayer by Rev. ]. Lee Nit
cheI of the Grand avenue Congregational
church. The following prisoners were then
put 10 plea; the crimes of which they stand
accused and their pleas being as follows:
Dominick Gaetano, New Haven, theft, not
pea e one rsaI in ts 70 ana
william Lincoln, New Haven, burglary. guilty,
Two y years 10 state prison; ,., Inc
Dennis Mccarthy, New Haven, burglary, not
Michael Connolly, New Haven. burglary, not
Charles sandberg, New Haven, burglary, not |
John Parker, wallingford, tramp. guilty, ono
John Kenna, Meriden, setting fire to dwelling |
CHARLES 4 Kspiey, New Haven, theft from per-
Peter bordeaux, North Haven, burglary, guilty,
larry, guilty, three years in state prison.
Herman NJ. Lsyman, Milford, burglary, two
Joseph M Hoffman alias Hofer, New Haven.
burglary Of Rufus Clark's house In Woodbridge,
Ger@an S1 on satu9day nAt An oosr viii
pany him to New York and place him en- board
Michael Coffee, burglary, not guilty.
William Gleason, Meriden, burglary, not
william French, New Haven, issuing false
John Peterson, Meriden, theft, guilty, $40 fine
Michael Harley ~ Miiford, arson, not guilty.
Burton piekssman and Mrs. French guilty SEN
stephen Moran. New Haven, theft Of an So
robe from Brown s. Durhan, guilty, third onsnse.
Samuel Proesor and William F. Stowe Milford
burglary, Proctor pleaded guilty and was sen:
fenced to eight months in jail, Stowe pleaded not
Thomas Blount, New Haven, burglary. not
John Booth, New Haven, burglary, not guilty.
A full account of the Waldron case will
| be found in another column.
| superior Court Civil Side - Judge
Wheeler.
| The case of George L. Sanford against
Peck and Bishop for 81, 900 damages, which
was begun last week was continued yester-
day before Judge Wheeler and jury.
The defense putting in their side of the
case. The case is still unfinished.
United States Court - Judge Town
send.
In this court yesterday was heard case
of libel, in which Nelson Pond, seaman,
ia the complainant, and the defendent is
the schooner Hattie Thomas, owned by the
late Alexander Thomas of Branford. Dur
ing the sickness OF the master of the
schooner, the late Alexander Thomas,
Pond was instructed by ths master to take
his position and run the vessel under
his directions. This Pond did, making
several trips in her and acting in all
capacities as the master of the vessel.
When the season was over Pond still con-
tnued to care for the vessel, and during
l visited the boat, which had been laid up
in the harbor of Branford, and attended to
it as If 1t was his own. For all these SER
| vices he alleges that he has net been paid
and hence the vessel is Hbeled to secure
the money which he claims is due him,
and which amounts to several hundred
dollars. The case is still unfinished.
Albert J. Kane, who recently pleaded
guilty to cutting open mail pouch a,
Greenwich, was yesterday sentenced to pay
fine of $3.50.
City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
Cable.
James Led With, theft, $50 fne, three
months in Jail, $1646 costs, appealed
John Hsrrigan, same, $50 fine, go day.
in Jail, SIG 46 oosts; John Tierney, breach
of the peace, So fine. So 80 costs; Michae
. Donahue, game, S. fns, Sc 80 costs; Johr
Bergh, same. So fine, So "a costs; Morris
Brokeline, same, 81 fine, $7.06 cots; PhiliI
Rosenthsl, same, discharged; Thomas Gee
land, same, continued to April 8; Rober
Snowden, theft, continued to April ii
John Nilsson, violation of Sunday nquo
law, nolle; Nellie Mari, theft, So fine, IS 4
costs; James Doyle, breach of the peace
continued to April 5; Edward T. johnson
, evadipg railroad fare, S. fine, So AZ costs
3 James Kilboy, capais. So fns.
Court Notes.
The jury in the suit brought by LUDWIG
Alheim against Heinrich Schaub and wifi
to recover $1,000 for alleged maliciou
b | prosecution were unable to agree and wer
' discharged. The vote stood to 8.
, The case of George W. Il. Hughes, tn
Q real estate dealer, against DR.. Alexande
Walter for the recovery of 800 house rent
came up before Justice Chaplin yesterda
and went to the plaintiff by default. /
o | will be sold in execution. Attorney Johl
a | F. Wynne appeared for the plaintiff.
II Justice w. L. Green yesterday rendsre
. his decision in the suit of Dillon & Doug
!. lass against Messrs. Bradley and Donova
! in favor of the plaintiffs.
q Deputy Sheriff Joseph Warren on Mon
day made demand on Attorney Goodhart
: counsel for Thomas Brady, for $500 dam
ages and 1904 costs, judgment which wa
n awarded Anthony Carroll in the court o
a common pleas recently. When Attorne.
a Goodhart refused to settle, Mr.. Warrel
, took possession of the attached propert
a of Brady, which consisted of three dozel
, chairs, blackboard, 5000 pool tickets,
stove and committing paper, all of whiol
is not worth over $25. The furniture wa
taken to storehouse, and If the judgmen
:, is not settled within twenty-five days the,
l will ha Gold of enotiop