Morning journal and courier., 1894-05-02
COURT RECORD.
Superior Court-Criminal Side-Judgei
 Robinson.

COURT RECORD. Iuperior Court-Criminal Side-JudgeJ
 Robinson.
 The April term of this court adjourned ,ine die yesterday shortly before o'clock. The short fifteen minute session was de- voted entirely to the confederation of the contempt proceedings against the Register. Just prior to adjournment State Attorney | Doolittle addressed Judge Robinson In to the proceedings, e follows:
 sT filed an information against the au- thor of an article which I conceived to be an outrage upon public justice. have been unable to ascertain who the author of that article is. It is said that I unjust ly summoned up the persons from the Register" in which paper 1t appeared. I summoned them that they might re. ceive what they did Fscsive-an admoni- tion from the court, and advice as to the law. could not tell what particular one to summon. And when they received that they departed, and they have utterly ignored the gravAmen of that article In comments upon 1t since. The gravAmen is, they charged upon . case on trial the officers connected with the administrators of justice with intimidating witness, which is an infamous and heinous crime. That I conceive to be the worst thing in that article, and no sllusion has ever been made to that, none whatever. Such an interference with the administration of justice as there was in that article-the principle which actuatsd 1t is precisely that of an anarchist, and substitutes anar- chy for law.
 "I have not been able to ascertain who the author of that article was. They sneak behind aa invisible and intangible corpor- ation which I could not bring into court. it nor feel 1t nor handle 1t. It has not even, as John Randolph ssys, a soul to damn or body to kick.'
 "Now anybody who chooses to violate the law in that outrageous manner in be- half of person charged with the crime of abortion, leave them all the glory they can gain, remarking that that crime is the handmaid of adultery; and therefore I shall not trouble the court any further with the ! natter"
 Common Pleas sCourt-Crimlnal Side l Judge studley. l In this court yesterday the suit brought by Abbie Whittlsssy to recover about $200 on notes from Thomas Sandman, proprie. tor of an Esst Haven stage line, was begun before jury. Smallmsn purchased the line from Mrs. Whittlesey, giving the notes in payment, and his defense will be that the business is not as was represented by the plaintiff. The case is still on trial.
 City Court-Crimtnal side-Judgs Cable.
 John Carroll, reform school complaint committed; Grove HutchinRs, bresch ot peace, judgment suspended; Lewey Holt same, same; Theodore Jepson, embezzle ment, nolle; Comfort s. Farren, non-sup port, bond of $160 furnished to pay hii wife A week; Emanuel Soraes, robbery and false pretences, bound over to supe rioI court; Henry F; Smith, indecent ss vagrancy, nolls; same, drunk, $5 fine $5 42 costs; William Fl. Penney, breacf of peace, continued until May 3; CharleI Aegg, same, same.
 Court Notes.
 l A short session of the Waterbury su perior court, civil side, was held in thi city yesterday, after which an adjourn ment was taken until Friday in Water bury.
 Mattie A. Card of this city has brough @ suit for divorce against her husband Charles L. Card, alleging habitusl intem perance.
 l Ths suit brought by Fannie Fern Fall
 against Jean Psrdse to recover $100 fo
 services in taking part in the recent anna
 teur performance at the Hyperion, hs
 been withdrawn. Niss Falk accepted $6 ) in full settlement of her claim.
 William P. Sawyer, the photographer
 was arrested yesterday morning on 8 frau
 writ at the instance of George E Rogers
 the photographer of 787 Chapel street He was released on bonds. Rogers claim that Sawyer owes him $48 for work don |, in finishing pictures.
 AR. WHITES ACCOUNT RECEIVED. The accounts of Josiah J. White o Brooklyn, administrator on the estate Q
 Eliza T. White, were yesterday received b
 Judge Robertson of the probate court an
 time for the hearing assigned. The forr ; of the account having been changed by hi
 attorney, J. K. Blake, at the judges re quest, they were ct once ordered on file
 MT. White was not personally present .
 the hearing Monday, as was erroneousl stated by some of the papers.
 Comfort s. Farren, whose case was con
 tinued until yesterday morning on the un
 derstsnding that he would furnish bon
 of $150 to give his wife and daughter 5
 support 8 week was settled yesterda morning. Fsrren obtained bond to sup
 port his daughter and to pay his wife $4
 week for her support.
 An inventory of the estate of the lat : Hoadley B. Ives has been nearly completed
 The total valuation of all the property be
 longing to the estate will be about $500,
 000.