Morning journal and courier., 1880-05-04
The Court Record.

Superior Court Civil Side - Judge | HOveys
 This court In yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
 The arguments in the case of Cole Crafts occu- pied the attention of the court during the afternoon
 Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock.
 COurt OF Common PIeas-Judge HarrI- | B0ns
 This court came in yesterday afternoon at o'clock, when bar meeting was held and the assignment list | was revised as follows:
 l Wednesday, May b-Clark Treat; Ely vs. Burns Miles vs Treat Clark. nisi; Stevens Townsend ct al; Cruttenden vs Wheeler; Strickland vs Osborn;
 Thursday, May e-Morgan and Hoadlsy vs. Nepel :; The Waterbury Lumber and Coal Go. vs. The Ply mouth Granite O.; Stiles Jacobs; Hull sigs- | warth.
 wilson Cruttenden Boslan; Lee Hoyt vs. | LudIam Collstt vs Mount Carmel Manufacturing Company; Oullum, trustee, Brosohart; Warner as9 Beeoher Brdgman < Gay vs. Msyhew; Zoe vs ooe ;, Watts o'Rourke Mitchell vs. Ford & Butler; Brsnford Lock Works ys Russell IT, r,...,., HI Flsgg Trumpbour vs s. French s,}t Ga w Fair Bright vs o;Brien Manufacturing Company; Appel vs. Fowler; Dressler vs. Fiaherty; Fenn vs Foote. Hall IpSsafg Ss a. ny Peck Bishop Vs phips Sutton vs HoIister ct al; McIveny vs. Msloney. arannis Ys Goodyear Chamberlain X O. va. .DemiDg Oalkiu Tomlinson vs Jourdan Dwyer vs Saunders; Thursday, May 2O-D Frisbie & Go. vs. l.. Oandes < Co.; Hotchkiss, trustee, Henry Hooker Co.,; Hall Twiss, trustee; Waterbury Lumber and Goal Go. Atwater.
 Friday. May 21-Tyrren vs. Enscoe; Williams vs. Cannon Hemingway, trustee, vs. Allen New Havsn Baking Company vs. chathsld; Walker ct al vs.
 Tuesday May 25-Sierpont vs. Langdon & Taylor i; Chard vs. Beiden ChstHe1d Russell Holt ys. Minor; Hemingway vs. Coleman Kenyon ys: Hughes & Roche Yining vs Daley Whttlesey Richards.
 Wednesday, May 26-Perk1ns ys. Tucker Hull Vs Nettleton.
 Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock. City Court-Civil SIde-Judge stOddard.
 In this court yesterday aftsrnoon was heard the case of Mrs. L. B. Eswcomb Joseph V. Keefe deputy sheriff. It is action of replevin. The deputy attached piano debt to Smith Brothers of about s26O sold 1t for $50. The piano WAS at the house of friend in Orange. Mrs. Newcomb WAS the principal of ladies' boarding school and claims that the piano was exempt from seizure becauSe of that fact. Bronson for plaintiff Hamilton for ee- fendAnt.
 City C0urt-CriminaI Sfde-Judge Far-
 dees Martin Panter attempt at rape and fornicatien tinusd to May A. Maria Jones, fornicstion, continued to May A. John Booley, drunk $ and costs breach of the pesce $20 and costs Frederick Darlington theft $5 and costs; Peter Sullivan, cleaning privy vaulG without permit continued to May 4 John Zurkel' breach the peace judgment suspended; Charles H. spang, theft from person Of Charles Masterson s50f aad six months in jail Charley B. Robinson, thef' from Addison T. Hall, continued to May 4; Charley Robirso theft from Caleb T. Hubbard, judgment suspended; James Malone, injury to property Of Henry oferman, $ and costs; James Conlan, theft from Frank Martin, discharged Gottsb 5Oarl breach O, the pesos thirty days in jail Charles H. spang, breach of the peRce nollod,