The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-10-31
CITY COURT CASES.

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and Bishop, caused stir in the city
court yesterday morning by refusing to
answer questions put to him by Judge
Dow. He was a witness in the case of
| Charles A. Henderson, coored, charg-
ed with assault by Foreman Alfred
Scarlet of Peck & Bishops. Judge
Dow sent him to Jail for ten days and
! fined him $40 and costs for contempt Of
court.
! In the case against Henderson there
| seemed to be feeling of fear among
| the witnesses. They were afraid OF
| losing work on the one hand and of
getting severe beating on the other
| From that fact Judge Dow concluded
| that Henderson had viciously used a
| large pair of shears and that the as
sault might have been serious. He sent
Henderson to Jail for thirty days and
fined him $50 and costs of $12.S1.
John Mccarthy was charged being a
common drunkard. The case was con-
tinued.
John f. Sullivan. longshoreman Of
James street, was fined SO and costs of
$911 for stealing a sweater, the prop
erty of Captain Jacobs, the commander
of a canal boat which is discharging a
cargo at Mill river.
Edward Fl. Shea was fined IS and
costs of 1929 for resisting Sergeant
Doherty on Grand avenue Saturday
night. A charge of drunkenness against
Shea was nolled.
A case of breach of the peace against
Solemn Esenberg of 800 Oak street,
charged by James e. Reilly, was con-
tinued until November.
Katherine McCabe, who was released
from jail Saturday, was charged with
drunkenness. She pleaded for chance
to reform and Judge Dow continued the
case for one week to see if she intends
to stop drinking.
Tony Spekno and Jacob Zintes We're
arrested Sunday afternoon by PATROL
man Burnham for shooting craps in a
barn in the rear of 80 Lafayette street.
zintes was discharged by Judge Dow
and Spekno fined SIS and costs.
Mary Maloney of 33 York street was
fined 81 and costs of SS.S2 for quarreling
with Mary Reynolds, a neighbor.
Catherine Markell was fined So and
costs of 1898 upon ascharge of drunk
enness. She caused Patroinan Cooney
considerable trouble at the corner of
York and Oak streets, early Sunday
morning
Celia Maloney Of lis Mill River street
was charged with breach of the peace
by her husband. Judgment was sus-
pended, as it is the first time that the
Maloneys have been in court
Nolles We're entered in cases of
breach of the peace and drunkenness
against James Breslin 4
Rudolph Newman was fined 81 and
costs of $3.50 upon charge of injuring
his fathers house on Silver street.
Mrs Annie Faircloth was fined 50
and costs of $3.50 for abusing Mrs. Ell
len Oliver of IA Webster street.
Thomas Dowd was fined SIS and costs
for abusing his wife.
Thomas Dowd was fined SIS and costs
for abusing his wife.
Thomas Welch of SO Poplar street was
charged with non-support, Judge Dow
was startled to hear that WEIGH had
in two years and half only given his
wife $13 to support seven children.
Judge Dow ordered that he either go
to Jail for sixty days or furnish $3.50
bond to pay his wife SIS week for rs
weeks He went to jail,
The case of John Daley, arrested Sat
urday night for being a professional
boarding house thief. was continued
until to-day.
Antonio Marilla was fined 81 and
costs of SSH upon charge of breach
of the peace.
Rose Mahon of Gilbert street plead
ed guilty to one case Of theft from
a clothes line in the city court yester-
day and was fined $21 and costs of 1882.