The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-01-07

pany at Newport News by the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad company. The
Atlantic Transportation company owes
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad COM
pany $161 ,107 for cash loaned, subject
to credit of $16,798, leaving a balance
of $144, 309 of which $4,000 is secured by
| mortgages on four vessels and $94,3os
unsecured.
OTHER CASES.
The trial of John G.. Long, charged
with crimnally assaulting Rebecca Ma
ria Armstrong, was taken up yesterday
morning. Ex-Judge Blydenburgh and
Attorney #. S. Bishop appear for Long
and State Attorney Williams and At
torney Elliott appear for the state. Miss
Armstrong, the complainant, was the
| first witness and she testified as to the
charges made. Long Is married and
his wife is seated beside him during the
trial.
The first case to be heard before
Judge Prentice next Tuesday morning
is the contested divorce case Of James
Blakeslee against Bridget Blakeslee. 1t
is an action brought in which lntemper-
ance is alleged
Marcus F. Thomas was found guilt
of burglary by jury and sentenced to
one year in jail.
Harry A. Doty, charged with the
theft of a pair of shoes from j. B. Cum
mings, pleaded guilty and was sentence
ed to one year in Jail.
William Gerow of Meriden pleaded
guilty to statutory burglary. He was
sentenced to one year in the state pris-
on.
DR.. Heyman Burstein was ordered to
furnish $1,000 bail within three weeks.
Lena Burstein, the Doctors daughter
in-law, has sued her fatherin-law for
$1,000 dana ges for alleged SANDER.
In the egg case of Dillon & Douglass
against Lee & Hoyt, Judge Subway
allowed defendants counsel two weeks
in which to file an answer
In the divorce case of Jennie E. S,
Mayo against former Commodore Mayo
of the United States navy the court
granted permission to Mayos counsel to
put in as part of the answer the fact
that defendant had secured a divorce In
Dakota.
Mae Munson alleged adultery on the
part of Albert Munson and secured
divorce.
Henry Pattberg secured a decree on
the ground of desertion.
Judge Shumway ordered a default in
the case of Annie King of Ansonia VS..
Alfred Fl. King ct al. The suit was one
of foreclosure. The amount involved is
about $1,000.
default was also entered in the case
of Ira w. Beers against Mary l.. Dick
erman The suit was to recover about
81, 600 expended by the plaintiff.
The report of Lawyer J. F. Donovan,
who was appointed committee of the
superior court to sell the property of
Julia Kinsela on Myrtle street in the
suit of foreclosure brought by James
was filed by Lawyer Edward
j. Maher with Judge Shumway yester-
day morning. The report showed that
the property was sold for $1,000, or s542
over the mortgage. The report was nc
cepted.
SUED FOR SEAL CLOAK.
The suit of the Mark Sherick Fur |
against Marie f. Sears was
yesterday before a jury in the !
civil city court. Jdge Bishop admitted I
the reading OF the deposition of plaintiff |
on the plea of Mr. Sherics's absence in
the far west on protracted business
trip.
In the deposition the plaintiff states |
that the seal fur cloak was contracted I
for by e. B. Sears, husband of the de- i
to be delivered In time for the
horse show in New York, November II T
asst. The plaintiff admitted presents [
If diamond ring and diamond ear /
'ings to the defendant upon the an
of her engagement and |
wedding respectively.
CENNOMO'S CASE CONTINUED.
In the city court yesterday morning
he case of Nicholas Cennomo, charged
With bribery in accepting 81 for staying
away from court in the case of breach
# the peace against the saloon keeper
iiorglo Diporto, was continued until to-
lay.
FOR A FOURTH WEEK.
The Lansing Howe case was contin-
led yesterday in the court of common
,leas. The greater part of the morning
vas used in reading dispositions. The
ase will go on again next week, which
will make the fourth.
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