Morning journal and courier., 1894-02-22

Attorney Gum on the claim that Barry
had paid no attention to the law. An sp-
peal will probably be taken.
Late yesterday afternoon the cases of
Patrick Mccormack and John N. McNa-
mara of Ansonia, both accused of violation
of the liquor law, were tried and resulted
in a verdict of not guilty. The accused
were defended by Attorney Harry w.
Asher. In the Ansonis police court the
men were fined $50 and costs.
City Court-Criminal sIde-Jud&e
Gable.
John Csssion, begging, thirty days in
jail, IS 40 costs; Alex .nder McCool, bleach
of the peace, continued until February 81;
Lewis A. Brinkmsn, interfering VITA Off
GERS, same; Michael Glib ans, same, noll.;
Thomas Reynolds, Connecticut Reform
school complaint, discharged; John Gal
lsgher, policy playing, noll.; Patrick Nc
Govern, breach of the peace, 81 fiue, 81 81
coss; Charles Lyon, same, same; Samuel
Moore, same. dis charged; James Fitzpat-
rick, s,me, S. fine; same. resisting officer,
50 fine; same, drunk, SIS fine, 81 O6 co.t.;
George Thompson. drunk, 50 fine, So 40
coste; Henry Jack IN, theft, So fine, IS 70
costs
Court Notes.
To-day being Washington's birthday, no
court will bs held in either the superior,
common pleas or probate courts.
In the superior court the t;ial of Nun
sons appeal from probate Is still in prog
ress
In the probate court yesterday the hear
ing upon the application to forcs G. Ed
ward Osborn into insolvency was contin-
ued until to morrow. In the meantime
it is expected settlement may be eff
fected.
Property on Arch street, now or for
merly belonging to Patrick Reilly, WAS at.
tached for $4,000 yesterday in suit
brought by Charles L. Shaw of Spring
field, Mass sgainst James e. Reilly of
Springfield, but temporarily stopping
here. The pspsrs wsre served by Consts-
BILE Louis Asher.
In the court of common pleas yesterday
the bond of Jot eph MoAverney, charged
with violation of the liquor law, was
called. The md was for $3.50, and was
furnished by Charles Mann.
SUED FOR LIBEL.
John J. Splain, the we'll known news
paper man, who, until recently, was editor
of the Morning News, yesterday brought
suit against the Evening Union, through
bis attorney, Charles d. Fowler, claiming
SIC, 900 damages because of the publication
\ of an alleged iibellous article which ap-
| pesred in the columns of that paper last
| Saturday. The suit Is returnsble to the
| next term of the superior court. The
papers were served by Constable Michael
R. Enscoe
| CAUGHTIN THE ACT
or Writing Policy In David Lewis
| shop.
Charles Anderson and Meyer Cohen were
arrested yesterday in David Lsvi's policy
shop in Lamar block while In the aot-ot
playing policy. The men were arrested by
OF ,ers Curran and Grant and COZ 81 1ersble
evidence secured against the men.
James Leonard WAS arrested late yester
day afternoon by Officer Keenan, on a war
rant charging him with policy playing. AL
three men we're subsequently releseed on
bonds of $75.
Advertised Letters.
The following letters remain uncsllet
for at the New Haven postofice February
81, 1894:
Jennie Aspinwald, Mrs John A. Dor
man. Miss Mary Gsffoey, George GillIs
Miss Binns johnson, A. Ksilberg, Henry
B. Loomis, Miss Eliza ]. Lucas G B Reed
j. W. Sswell, Miss Emma G. Smith, Geo
F. Slate, JIG j. s. Wiley. 3.