The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1904-06-30
IN THE CITY COURT.

Because the warrant on which Eds
ward Gearns was arrested and charged
with drunkenness was not signed by
Detective Frey. who made the arrest,
the accused was let go by Judge Dow
in the city court yesterday morning.
Because no witnesses appeared
against Theodore r. Brown. charged
with breach of the peace and striking
John Mcfarland, the case was contin-
ued until to-day. Brown is a colored
man and pleaded not guilty to the
charge. A search will be made for the
two witnesses VIII owere subpoenated
and they will be made to explain why
they did not appear.
John Blydenburg, John Lloyd, Ed
ward Coyle and William Harris to-day
will explain why they trespassed on
railroad property.
Julia F. Willett will answer to the
charge Of drunkenness.
Charles j. McCue. who had signed
the pledge the last time he was before
the Judge, but since violated it, was
sent to jail for thirty days.
James e. Ryan. having charges Of
drunkenness and injury to private
property against him, will appear to-
day.
Thomas B. Hubbard will be tried on
the charge OF embezzlement next Thurs
day. The complaint alleges that Hub
bard, as agent for one Of the Center
street typewriter concerns, appropriated
$25 to his own use.
Ts1nr;rt{.,. NTaoJyI1,. wall - 1,afrra tho
Judge to-day on a breach Of the peace
charge.
Yesterday morning the case of Jesse
C. Pillsbury, charged with the nom
support Of his wife and minor children,
was continued until July 6.
Giuseppe di Francesca, charged with
violation Of the liquor law, was remand
ed until July 5.
Daniel J. Sullivan, before the court
on two counts of enbezzlement, was
given a continuance until June 80.
Frank Destino, also charged with
breach Of the peace, was given a contin-
uance until July 6.
Harry WEIGH, who could not explain
how he came to a dress suit case, the
property of Frank w. Huntley of Bos-
ton, was sent up to the avenue for
three months.
Ambrogio Nobili, accused Of a gen
eral breach of the peace, was given
a continuance until June 30. He is not
thought to be in his right mind and his
relatives will send him back to the old
country.
EARLY yesterday morning Detective
Dunlap and officer Terrence Smith ar
rested Lawrence Gallagher on a charge
of breach Of the peace. Later Detec-
tives Dunlap and Daily arrested
Charles Tender of 1874 Washington ave-
nue. on the same charge, bonds being
fixed In both cases at S1,500.
Yesterday morning Annie Reardon of
1875 Charter Oak street, Hartford, for
merly Of this city, appeared against
both men. She alleges that Monday
night Gallagher enticed her Into the
Kenwick house. Leaving her for a few
minutes he returned with Tender, and
then while Gallagher forcibly held her
Tender assaulted her. SHE also makes
other serious charges against Gallagher,
whom she has known for about a year
Attorney Goodhart appeared for Gal
iagher and asked that his bond be re-
duced. This the court refused to do as
the state had not thoroughly investi-
gated the case Miss Reardon is at
present in the custody of Probation Of
ficer Preston, a technical charge Of
breach of the peace having been
brought against her to insure her pres
ence when the case comes up for trial.
She is held in $500 bonds. Judge Dow
continued all three Of the cases until
July 4.