The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-04-27
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Court Notes,

Court Notes.
 The cases of Herbert B, Wilcox of Summit N. J., 25S Lawrence; Augustus c. Ledyard of Detroit, Mich, S7S White; J. c. Mclaughlin of Cleveland, O., SS9 Berkeley; Bertram L. Cadwalader of San Francisco, Cal, 25S Lawrence; George T. Marsh, Lawrence; Hitch cock of Cleveland, O., 273 Durfee, and David D. Burwell of New York, POS Durfee, the Yale juniors and members of the Yale crew who were arrested Saturday night, charged with breach of the peace against Thomas Hyland, an eXpressman of 33 Ward street, were nolled by City Attorney Matthewman In the city court yesterday morning be- cause the offence charged was commit ted in Hamden and was not within the Jurisdiction of the New Haven city court.
 Hyland says he will prosecute the cases in the Hamden court
 FINE AND JAIL FOR THEFT.
 Fannie Schwartz, nurse, with her two-year-old child in her arms, was fined $7 and costs and sent to jail for twenty days for the theft of two rings valued at SIS and $l, respectively, from Mrs. Kate Bullen of Adeline street. FOR THROWING STONES. Thomas Doyle, aged sixteen, was fined $2 and costs for throwing stone at Augustus Beckwith, a girl of the same age. The two live in the same
 
 had a children's quarrel Saturday af- ternoon. The stone struck the girl dan gerously near her left temple, and in fiicted a slight wound. After imposing the fine Judge Dow suspended iudg- ment.
 SUED FOR A GROCERY BILL. EX-Judge l.. P. Dening, in behalf of his client, D. M. Allyn, the Fair Haven grocer, yesterday brought suit against Police Commissioner Eugene R, Hub | bard to recover a bill of $142.7O for groceries. Property belonging to the de- | fendant was attached for $500 by Depu- | ty Sheriff Clinton.
 FINED FOR ASSAULT. Giuseppe Maroni was yesterday charged with striking Ceitro Puginilo over the head with a beer bottle in a Lafayette street saloon. The assault oc- cured last September, but the accused was not arrested until Sunday, having fled from the city and only just return ed. Maroni was fined $20 and costs.
 CARPENTER SUES FOR PAY. | Ludwig Frost has brought suit against Henry F. Hall of Wallngford for $1,000 for pay for work which he did on some houses which he built for MT. Hall. Leeds has assigned his claim to the J. Gibb Smith company. Con stable Peter McNerney yesterday at tached 5000 in the savings bank.
 VIOLATIONSOF THE LIQUOR LAW | Edward J. Slattery, George Clark | Pierce Dorney. John Curran, Charles Peterson, Patrick Mulcair and Willtafh Findley were charged with being found in Peter Lucey's saloon at No. 1 Woes ter street Sunday. The accused all pleaded not guilty, claiming that they were in the yard of the saloon, but not in the latter. Curran was fined S4 anu | costs, and the other six S3 and costs each.
 The case of Peter Lucey charged witf violation of the Sunday liquor law was continued until to-day.
 SUED FOR BILL FOR WORK.
 The case of George A. Stillman, the Artizan street machinist, against J. J Sullivan, a suit to recover amount of s bill for work done, was tried before Justice Charles Kleiner yesterday. At torney P. W. Chase appeared for tht plaintiff and Attorney Rome Donovan was counsel for the defendant Decis ion was reserved