The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-19
INJUNCTION IS DISSOLVED
JUDGE WHEELER DECIDES IN Ed
ZOE or DENNEHY And ROCHE.

Close of the Now Famous Caso-The oni-
GERS Can NOW Collect the Judgments
Secured Against O'Connell-supreme
Court Judges WIN Meet Here To-day.
A special session of the superior
court, civil side, was held in this city
yesterday afternoon, with Judge George
II. Wheeler on the bench, The ses-
sion was held solely for the purpose
of hearing the injunction proceedings
prayed out by Michael O'Connell re-
straining Sergeant jeremiah Dennehy
and Patrolman John Roche from re-
covering judgments of $500 and $500
respectively and costs secured against
O'Connell at a recent session of the
superior court in this city.
The injunction was originally granted
by Judge Gable Monday evening at
the request of Attorney Charles S. Ham
ilton, counsel for O'Connell, The hear
ing yesterday was on motion to dis
solve the injunction, Attorneys Alling,
Webb and Morehouse appearing for
Dennehy and Roche. After a very
brief hearing Judge Wheeler decided
to dissolve the injunction and the plain
tiffs in the case. will, it is said, at
once proceed to collect their judgments.
The original case was tried in the SUI
perior court in this city before Judge G..
w. Wheeler.
MR.. DUNN OF THE MONOPOLE AS
SIGNS.
In the probate court yesterday James
T. Dunn, proprietor of the Hotel Mono
pole on Church street, filed a volun-
tary assignment in the probate court
yesterday through his attorney, David
Strouse, naming William Nicely as trus-
tee A hearing on the latter's appoint
ment will take place next Thursday.
The schedule of assets and liabilities
has not been filed, but 1t is said the
assets will amount to about $4,000,
with liabilities AZ about $4,000. Mr..
Dunn expects to- be able to effect a
settlement with his creditors and con-
tinue in business. He says the finan-
cial difficulty is due to the stringency
of the times in the last year.
SUIT BROUGHT.
DR. G. f. Whitney of this city has
brought suit against Mrs. Lewis Cary
and w. H. johnson to recover an al
legged debt.
The Judges Of the supreme court of
errors will meet in this city to-day for
consultation in reference to several
cases now pending before them. 1t is
expected that some decisions affecting
New Haven cases may be handed
down.
City Court--Criminal Side--Judge Cable.
Harry Tannabaum, false pretences,
bound over to superior court under
$500 bonds; Samuel Rosenbluth, false
pretences, bound over to superior court
under $500 bonds; John A. Mckee and
George B. Hoey, selling obscene litera-
ture, continued until July 10; Daniel
O'Brien, burglary, nolle, theft, 81 fine,
1902 costs; Nathan A. Daniels, non
support, continued until August 1;
Charles Guglimano breach of the peace,
continued until July "a; Susan A. Meade,
theft continued until July II; William
F. Barry, theft, continued until July
10; Mamie Clark, breach of the peace,
81 fine, $7.06 costs; Maggie Duffy, breach
Of the peace, nolle; Patrick Fl. Keegan,
drunk, S. fine breach of the peace,
nolle: Mrs. David Markle, breach of
the peace, 81 fine, s706 costs; Rufus
T. Cooper. indecent assault, five cases.,
discharged.