Morning journal and courier., 1880-03-10
The Court Record.
Superior Court Civil Side - Judge

Superior Court Civil Side - Judge HOVeYs The civil term of this court under Judge Hovey came in yesterday. The following jurors were sum- moned: Charles F. Clark, Ransom Lounsbury of Beacon Falls Ransom Chathsld Lewis Hotchliss, of Bethany; Peter Dunn, Henry B. Fowler, Henry D. Linsey, of Branford; George F. Pardee jr., Isaac Taylor, Harry ". Upson, of Cheshire; J. H. Brown, George H. Peck, Josiah H. whiting of Derby Edward ATen MOrwin Bailey, of East Haven Darius N. Ben- ton, Hart Landon, Alman B. Palmer, of Guilfo.d. The following named jurors sworn the case of Carr x Hobson Merrt J. Clinton ct al.: Darius N Benton, Ransom Chatheld Charles F. Clarke Peter Dunn, Henry B. Fowler, Lewis Hotchkiss, Henry D. Linsey, Ransom Lounsbury, A. B. Palmer, George H. Peck, Isaac Taylor, Henry W. Upson, This case is brought to A 900 damages for the destruction of dam in OIintonve. It occupied the attention Of the court during the whole day.
 At the bar meeting yesterday afternoon the follow ing assignments were made:
 Wednesday, March 1o-Carr Robson Is Clinton 1; Friday March 12-Msnadeld ys Sutton Tuesday, March 16-Thompson Bates. Friday, March 1s-Poppeheusen vs. Handy. TSq;ssday March 2Bsdwn ~ os Moves specis mal9s BseehsES Ms appeal LaHs aPpeal ,..,,.n N. H. County Nat Bank Downes.
 Tuesday, April 6.cowen ys arieE l,peoiaD. Lyon; Aimes vs. Clark.
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 The case of Parkerton vs. Smith trial yester- day. Arguments 6 demurrer vera heard. It is action brought to damages to farm hired by ths defendant of his fatherin-lAw the plaintiff and for assault the mother in-Iaw and for various other things to the amount of S400. The demurrer sustained by the court the defendant would pay the costs for the change Of plea.
 At the bar meeting yesterday afternoon the follow ing assignments were made:
 Wednesday, March lO-Thomson vs. Gilbert. Thursday, March 1.-The Town Of Beacon Falls vs. the Town of Seymour; Bright vs. o'Brien Manufac- Friday, March 12-Parkerton vs. Smith.
 Tuesday, March 1e-Pratt ys Sterling; Whitney vs. Wednesday, March 17-B -Beal Mcintosh vs. Mason Thursdsy, March 1s-Perry Parsons Potter vs. Burroughs.
 Court adjourned to 10 o'clock thi1 morning. City yCOurt-CrEmfnaI Side-Judge StOd-
 dnrds
 Annie obenis, keeping house of i'll fame, continued to March 10 Helen B. and Minnie L. oblenis, resid- ing in same continued to March 10 Charles Harris Frank H. Wooding, William L. Dade frequenting same, continued to March 10; Matthew Farley jr., breach of the pescs, continued to April q Abraham Nepal, breach of secular Sunday law $4 fine, $6.0s costs, reopened and continued to March 10: John Eustice and Edward Glchrist, breach of the peace, continued to March 16.
 City Court Notes.
 The case against Mrs. Annie oblenis was before Judge stoddard in the City Court yesterday morning She stands charged with keeping house of ill-fame at 21 Garden street. The Rev. James Ross, who lived door, testified to the house being of bad rs- Fute in his consideration. There were male mem bers of the family, but there many young in the habit of visiting the place.
 music teacher, who gives lessons at the house,