Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-04

decision WAS rendered in the follows: First, the plaintiffs not entitled to anything account of extra work under the arch and found alton second, the plaintiffs would be entitled to er $50 account of extra work in paving outside of the arches and putting down eheet bling thirds the plaintiffs are not entitled to recover any judgment against the City of Meriden, because the Common oounen appropriated the specific of $700 for this work, and the plaintiffs knew that the $7Oo was all thss was appropriated. This extra paving and filling was not necessary on account of anything that happened aftez tho appropriation had been made or was ex- hausted Therefore judgment is rendered for the de- fendant
 Cai previously tried, rendered for the plaintiff to recover $s2.17.
 At the bar meeting the following assignments were made:
 Friday, February 6-New Haven Chemical Company ys Cullom, Rowland vs. Healsy.
 Thursday. February 12-Pierpont vs. Langdon ard Taylor, Walker vs. Ives, Woodruff Co.,, special i;
 Friday, February 1s-stevens vs. Townsend, Pier pont vs. Wilson, Seymour Town of Mertden, Rice vs. Anderson ct al.
 Court of Common PIeas-Judge. sted-
 dard.
 In this court yesterday heard the of Goodse vs. Holcomb This is action of warrantee on the sale of apples amounting about $200 It is appea from the decision o justice of the peace where udg ment wss rendered for the plaintiff. Wood for plain tiff; Dewey and Daley for defendant. City COurt-Criminal Sfde-Judge Par dee. Patrick McMahon, breach of peace, judgment sufs pended Patrick McKiernan breach of Sunday liquor law, sl8.0 costs Thomas H. Smith, same to February 7th; John Reynolds breach of license law, to Febru ary 9th.
 City Court NOtess In the City Court vest erday morning John Rey- holds igned for keeping his barroorn, at tsched to his store, open after midnight Thursday night last. After hearing the evidence for the sat the case was continued until Friday evening. Thomas H. Smith, who keeps a saloon on the cor ner of Rose street and Congress avenue, prose cuted for selling liquor Sunday, January 25th The witnesses against him Detective Ewing ana William T. Gibson. Ths case was continued unti | Saturday.
 Patrick McKiernan's case of violation of the Sun day liquor law was settled the payment of $16.li | costs.
 The Second Trial of BuchhOIz.
 It is probable although not certain, that ths second trial of Buchholz for the murder of John H. Schultz will come at the term of the Superior Court whicl commences at Bridgeport in the latter part of thi l month. New evidence will be introduced botl sides, imparng to the additional interest. Tn defense refuse to say what matter they will intro duce and the State Attorney is likewise reicent regard ing the new evidence for the state Both sides seen confident of making out better than before a. though the state's strong enough to secure conviction and therefore would to be in less | Of strengthening than the other side. Among othe things which Buchholz' counsel preparing to in troduce at the trial is map of the scene of tn murder and the whole ground which includes tn course followed by Buchhoz and schute in their wall | from the depot to the Warnings ho