The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-03-21

MACREA REFUSES TO RETURN.
The case Of John Macrea, insurance
agent. who refuses to come here from
New York for trial, was again contin-
ued yesterday until the return Of
George D. Watrous, his attorney. Mr..
Watrous went his bond for 5000, but IS
now in Florida, and Mr.. Matthewman,
in courtesy to the absent attorney will
not call the bond until Mr. Watrous has
been consulted
TWO CASES NOLLED.
The cases against Simeon F. Connors,
Martin r. Leonard and Patrick Eagan,
charged with assaulting Mrs. Annie
Mccarthy in lot on Adeline street,
We're continued Until next Tuesday in
the city court yesterday. j. P. Good
hart appeared for the accused.
The case against Cornelius McFar-
| land, who wasd charged with robbing
! Mrs. Mccarthy of her ring. was nolied,
as Mrs Mccarthy stated that she gave
the ring to the accused. Martin Conlan
appeared for Mcfarland
CASE CONTINUED ONE DAY.
Frank p. Carr, who was arrested
Thursday afternoon by Detective Den
| nehy, charged with attempting to in
| fiuence Annie Reynolds, the states wit
| ness in the case of alleged malprac-
tice against DR.. Nancy Guilford OF
| Bridgeport, was before the city court
yesterday. His case was continued un-
/ til to-day, when the Guilford case will
be tried.
| SMASHED THE FURNITURE.
! Felix Lanlafgouslky OF 81 Spruce
| street was crazy drunk Thursday
night, and threw his wife, Apoloniza,
down stairs and broke up housekeeping
| by smashing all the furniture III the
| rooms. He was arrested by Policemen
| Cook, Cooper and Klaiber and brought
| into the city court yesterday morning.
Mrs. DANGEROUSLY refused to come to
court yesterday and capias was is
sued for her The case was continued
until day. Lamarzousky has on sew
eral occasions sent his children out beg
ging under fictitious names. Yesterday
afternoon Judge Cable committed the
three children, Annie, aged eleven;
Charles, aged nine, and Joseph, aged
two and one-half years, to the county
home.
TO RECOVER 81, 600 DAMAGES.
Suit was begun yesterday by Attor-
neys J. Birney futile and Henry g.
Newton in behalf of their clients, John
w. Clapp and wife, against Professor
John A. Robinson. formerly librarian Of
the Yale Law school and now instruc-
tor In a Washington, ID. c., college.
The suit is to recover alleged damages
amounting to 81 900, the result of de-
lays in building a dwelling occasioned
by legal proceedings instituted by the
defendant against the plaintiff
HAS SUED THE GOVERNMENT.
Clerk Edwin e. Marvin of the United
States district court has brought suit
against the United States. The suit is
to recover s924.60, balance due on fees
and expenses disallowed by the first
auditor of the United States depart
ment of justice. The suit is returna-
BILE in the United States district court
in this city before Judge w. K. Town
send on May 26. 1896. :
COMMON PLEAS CASES.
Common pleas court assignments for
next week:
Tuesday.
Allis VS.. Bryan.
Alderman VS.. Lavigne & Scott.
Wednesday.
New Haven Steam Heating company
VS.. Hammond
Rowland VS.. Hammond.
Trowbridge VS.. Hooker.
Thursday.
Burgess vs. Emmerich.
Congranti VS.. Del Gregg.
Landino VS.. Cappello.
Valenti vs. Erreck.
Budwin VS.. Loughlin.
Frye VS.. Barnes.