Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-10
The Court Record.

1 Superior Court Criminal Side-Judge l Martin.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. The trial Of the case of State vs Henrietta Meyer and Thomas Brown, charged with robbing Robert Lemonte in house on Fair street resumed. The given to the jury about o'clock, after b5ing ont nearly hour they returned to the court and announced that they had agreed on 8 verdict in the of Henrietta Meyer and had not agreed verdict in the case of Brown. They about to announce their verdict when stopped the court. His Honor said that divided verdict when two parties were tried together for the oense was unusual proceeding and he at 1css to de- eide whether such verdict could be given. He in- quired of MT. Osborne, the clerk, if he had ever heard Of such and that gentleman replied that he had not After further consultation between the court and attorneys His Honor decided that the jury might retain their verdict until week and take further time to consider the matter. He also in- formed the jury that they could find verdict either for theft from the person for simple theft. cauonng the jury not to speak of the any per- son. he excused them until next Tuesday afternoon o'clock, to which hour the court adjourned. Court Of Common Pleas-Judge Pardee.
 This resumed sitting yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
 On the opening of the court Judge Pardee an- nounced that the of Boardman vs. Luby would be non-suted unless the plaintiff put in appear ance before court adjourned.
 The court engaged the remainder of the day in hearing the case ch Henry Wheeler James Lord. It is plaintiffs appeal from justices decision and Involves the amount of $12, being the difference horse trade. Ths defendants claim is that the horse represented sound, and finding that he the hesves he returned the animal to the owner. George A. Tyler fer plaintiff, L. E. Munson for defendant
 Court adjourned until Tuesday morning st 10 o'clock.
 city COurt-CrImInaI SIde-Judge Par
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 Howard W. Maine, breach of Sunday law continued to January TO- Max Kaltschmidt, breach of license law, continued to January 10. John J. D1nnigan, breach of license h continued to January To- Mar GUS Schwed, breach of hcspss law, discharged. Mary ONeil, breach Of peace, noIle1 James Moran breach of peace, discharged.
 City Court Notes.
 In the City Court yesterday morning the cases against Mrs. Edna E. Ourtiss charged with keeping house of 1-rsputs at sI Whalley avenue were partly tried. The principal testimony by neighbors who testified that of all ages frequented ths go- ing in and out it all hours the night The caees wers not concluded, but continued until to-day account of engagements of Attorney Pick in the Superior Court The against partiss charged with frequeutug the house also continued until to-day.
 The case against Marcus schwed, chargei with yio- atiou of the license law, up by continuance for deciaion Judge Pardee said that it was stpretty close rub" for MT. schwed he would him as the evidence was mt quite clear.
 The against Howard W. Maine for . violation of fhe Sunday law, which was t1 have been decided again continued account of his absence Judge Pardse sail if hs not in court this morning he should be re-arrested. The sgainat Kaltschmidt Dunniean for re- puted violations law were also continued until to-day.