Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-05

uCoueS Inv, SA1zo COstS aHu hH1ce Finn, theft S7 ine s683 costs and 30 days in jail Patrick Reardon, resisting officer, s1OO fne .ss costs and months in jail James inn, resisting off, car, s8ss costs and l5 days in jail John H. Fahey, breach of city ordinances concerning hack, judgment suspended. # EFF
 city Court NOtess
 In the City Court on Saturday morning, John P. Etoddard, who keeps hotel on the corner of Grand and South Front streets tried for violation of the license law The only witness against the accused was man by the of Polly, who testified to buy ing and drinking lager in the place November 15th The court thought the evidence not sufficient and he was discharged.
 John ,. Donegan was arra,gned under the reputa- ton clause of the license law His place is that for merly kept by Max Kaltschmidt in Union street. De- tective Ewing and his assistants Polly and Gibson were the principal witnesses the two latter tesyng that they had bought beer there several occasions At the request of Judge Bydenburgh counsel for the defense the further hearing in the went un- til to-day, owing to the illness of MT. Katschmidt. whom the defense wanted witness.
 The sgainst F. H. Brethauer, of Elliott street for violation of the license law, wss nolled. New Rules for Practice.
 The following rules and revisions of rules for prac tce in the civil side of the City Court adopted at a bar meeting on Saturday afternoon: | l. The charter, etc., same as now. 2. For the convenience of counsel this court vii turnabls on any Monday or Tuesday of the term, but not to exceed month from the return day, excep for special circumstances rendering further time ne l cessary.
 5. The sessions of the court required by the char ter shall be in the court clerks office at m, unless the judge shall have designated diferen | time or place. 1. There shall be session in the court room ol clerks office every Saturday at D. for the purpos of making assignments, hearing motions, payinf orders, etc.; counsel desiring to be assigned any order to be passed at said session, shall file wit the clerk, or before the Tuesday preceding this motion therefor in writing, with certificate that copy of the same has been delivered to the oppost party his counsel It shall be the duty of the cerl the court will consider the in the order in whic l the stand upon the docket, and the court vii make such order relating thereto circumstances ma | require
 5. On the regular motion day, after all the said mo tions in writing have been disposed of, oral motion may be made and orders passed by the court whethe or non-suit shall be granted for noncompliance in tn absence of opposing counsel unless upon proof tha counsel by mail or otherwise on the day of order G. No motion will be heard by the court except O the regular motion dsy, unless causes that will not ad
 T. The clerks office will be open daily from to 9 | p. m for filing motions, etc.
 It shall be the duty of the clerk to send the attol their bills within month after the ar incurred. The clerk will not be required to lay befor the court and the court wilt not consider any motto made by attorney who is in with his bill the clerk more than thirty days.
 | 9. Sarne Rs No. 5.
 10. In case of motions for the Supreme Court th judge will not receive allow the unless presen ed to him within thirty days after the trial and wi not consider the writings drawn by the opposing cour gel unless submitted to the judge within ten days aft the submission of each original motion. Il. The bill shall be taken from the court without receipt therefor left with the clerk, and file eha be left out of court more than thirty days.
 The clerk will send opies of the rules in pamph form to all attorneys.