Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-14
The Court Record.
Superior Court Civil Side Judge
 GnIVar.

Superior Court Civil Side = Judge
 Culver.
 This court camo yesterday ing at 10 o'clock. Ths first heard was that of Anson Smyth ct nx. the National Capitol Insurance Company. The pe- toners asked the court to enjoin the company from claiming forfeiture in premiums not paid and from demanding any more premiums. .Ths peti- ask that receiver of tho company be ap- pointed and want such other and further relief as equity msy demand. Simeon E. Baldwin appeared for the petitioners and asked that decree for perma- nent injunction bs granted, temporary injunction having previously been ordered. Henry stoddard, who appeared for the company, did not oppose the ground that it would not affect his clients. lie did, however, enter q general demurrer, which was over ruled ani th's ended the matter.
 George Hotchkiss' appeal from probate on account of saowed claim against the estate of his sister, Lucy HotchkIss was heard. Arguments were made by Twiss for appellant and Morris for appellee. ClArissa B. Williams appeal from probate, which to follow has been settled. The following divorces were granted:
 Charles W. Hersay, of New Haven, from Isabella Hcrsey, of Bridgeport. CauRe Assertion. Married June, 1872.
 Helenp. Campbell, of New Haven, from Frederick ". Campbell, of New Haven. Cause adultery, cruelty and intemperance.
 Frederick E. Kelsey, of Meriden, from Fla B. KeI- sey of souIhingtoD. Cause, assertion. Married De o,mber 2, 1874.
 Elvira De<n, of New Haven, from Moses Dean, of Seymour. Cause, assertion. Married December IS, 1s57 One miuor child was given 10 petitioner. Frances L. Gilbert of waltngford, from Daniel R. P. Gilbert of parts unk.own. Cause, deseron. Mar ried January 10, 1871.
 Louisa F. McDougGl, of Meriden, from Samuel A. B. McDougal, of Meriden. Cause, Gesertion Married October IA, 1s30 Petitioners chsnged to Louisa F. Lozene.
 At bar meeting the following assignments were made:
  Tuesday, Jan. 2O-BArnes VI. Forbes Todds appeal, Wednesday. Jau. 21-Hsmmtr x Bohen Miller, Larkins vs. Kennedy aavreau vs LamontAgne, Ma'ley Thursday, Jan 2a-Hisglns vs Matthews, o'MaIley Friday, Jan. 2s-Aling vs Noyes
 SoR 1-ss yS fSt 4an Ma1e gecag Hoyt, Freeman vs. Freeman.
 Court adjourned until Friday morning nt 10 o'clock. Superior Court Criminal Sido-Judge
 Martini
 This court came in yesterday &StSrnoon al o'clock. On the opening of the court the jury went out to further consider their verdict In the of State Henrietta Meyer and Thomas Brown. After being out about an hour they returned with a verdict of not guilty of theft from the person. They verdict of guilty against Brown andhs sentenced to two years in State prison.
 The next heard was that Of the State vs Mrs. L. PapAnt, charged wish arson. The hearing a brief The jury found her not guilty the ground of insanity She will be ordere1 confined in insane retreat.
 The next heard that of the State vs Charles w. Bradley for violation of the Sunday license law The case was partly heard and the court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock. Court Of Common PIeaH-Judgo Pardee This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock The case of D. MsGrath Paine was continued. The replevin suits of Hall Catin, and Fairman Co. vs. Pond were settled and withdrawn. Rowland Healey continued to Tuesday, when disclosure of garnishes will be made bar meeting held in the afternoon But few changes were made in the assignment list. City OOurl-CrImtnaI SIde-Judse Par
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 James Carroll, breach of license law, continued to January IT; William Mc9arrel, breach of license law, continued to January IT; Howard ". Maine, breach of Sunday law, continued to January 14; Margaret Harrgan breach of license law, continued to January IT James F. Hendriok, breach O. Sunday law, con- tinued to January 16 Murray breach of peso settled