Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-13
The Court Record.
Superior Court Civil Side - Judge

Superior Court Civil Side - Judge CuIvers
 This court came in yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
 A motion was argued at some Iength for answer to remonstrance to the report of the committee in ths case of Ives vs. East Haven. The WAS down for tomorrow. The remonstrance is on the ground that certain remonstrants not roaed of ths meeting of the committee.
 motion was also made for the continuance of the case. The court thought answsr ought to be fled and put the down for two weeks from to-day The case Is one in which MT. Ives got road laid out in East Haven, and damages are assessed against the town for it. Ives for himself watrous, Baldwin, Rogers, Newton and E. Edwin Hall on the other side.
 The following divorces granted:
 Mary F. Cowles, Of this city, was divorced from George w. Oowes, also of this city, the ground Of adultery Married August IA, 1865. The name of the petitioner changed to Mary F. Johnson. Mix for petitioner.
 Ella J. Pickett was divorced from William H. Pick ett both of this city, the ground of deserton. The custody of minor child was awarded the petition CT. Married June 8, 1874 Cooley for the solicitor.
 For to-day the case Of Anson Smyth ct ux, of Ceve land National Capitol Insurance Company is down. It is petition in equity to have the deed of the nsur ance building to the Treasurer of the United States in trust set asde for reoever and for injunction to restrain the company from receiving premiums.
 Court adjourned until th's morning at 10 o'clock. OOuEk Uh COkkAAHOn FAGA&-Ju0&G t6f0eG.
 This court came in yesterday morning 10 o'clock.
 The case of Wheeler vs Lord, commenced last Fr- day, was resumed. The was originally heard be- fore Justice Marsden, who rendered verdict for the plaintiff to recover SIP and his costs This court cded that the decision of the justice should stand Tyler for plaintiff Munson for defendant.
 Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock. City COurt-CrfminaI Sfde-Judge Par
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 John J. Dunnigan, breach of law discharged. Max Kaltschmdt breach of license law, $1 fine, $2l57 costs, appealed for settlement. Ellen Farley, breach of peace, judgment suspended. William J. Kirwan, drunk, $6.Os costs four weeks in jail; resisting ocer 60 days in jail $sos costs William F. Nei resistance to oicer $1oO fine, ss.s9 costs three months jail drunk s5 fine, 0S costs breach of peace discharg ed. Charles F. Camp, breach of peace $IO hne S6OS costs drunk, s fne $6 O8 costs William DoyIe re- sistance to coer s10) ne $9 99 costs three months in jail.
 City Court Notes. In the City Court yesterday morning John Malloy was arraigned on charge of drunkenness and threat ening to take the life of his mother-in-law. his first appearance judgment suspended for thirty days. William J. Kirwan, who WAS arrested for drunken ness, gent to jail for four weeks and for resisting Officer Mccarthy additional sixty days was added William F. O'Neiu and William Doyle were brought up on charge of drunkenness and fighting in Gulow's saloon Congress and for resisting Officers Stewart and Rice who arrested than. For to the officers Judge Pardee fined both young men $10O and three months in jsil Doyle took ap, peal and his bond was fixed at $500 l Maurice P. Dwyer, for assault his mother, fined one dollar and costs.