Morning journal and courier., 1880-04-02
The Court Record.
Superior Court Civil Side - Judge
 HOveY.

Superior Court -C Civil Side - Judge
 HoveY.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock The of Carr Hobson Clinton was still on trial.
 Almira J sharman of Hamden, was divorced from Henry Sherman, also of Hamden, on the ground of habtual tutemperance. Married October 14, 1873. The custody of minor child was given her and her name was changed to Alnlira J. Tyrrell.
 Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock. Court OF Common PIeas-Judge H8rri-
 son.
 This court came yesterday morning at 10 o'clock. In this court yesterday the of Morse Ror- ough of Fair Haven niEhed, and that of Cornell ius Pierpont vs. Robart Wilson was commenced. The suit is to $1O493 for provisions furnished de- fendant's wife, divorced Wilson denies all lia- bIlity Townsend and Whitnsy for plaintiff, W. B. S!oddard and Arvine for defendant. Court of Com na 0na PIoas-Judge Co well. In this court yesterday the case Of Hart vs. Peck was concluded
 It s ikS that the will go to the Suprams Court on the question of the liability of attorneys for fees to officers for work performed in service of writs. This question has been dscided in this State, but in two other States contrary opinions have been gven In the afternoon before this court, Judge Blyden- burgh sued out writs of habSas corpus in the of Caroline Oviatt and Susan Sanford, who trsd before Justice Miner, of Mford the former for keep ing house of fams, and the latter for residing in the Both Of the accused found guilty and each fined dollars and costs and sent to jail for thirty days. The grounds on which the habsas corpus was brought that the mittimus de- fective in both cases. Judge Cowen ruled that the points well taken and ordered the diHcharge of the prisoners. After the prisoners had been dis charged, Justice Mner of MifoId, who had bssn tee graphed for by Mir. George M Gum, counsel for the prosecution came hurrisdly into the and in- hT1tu oners had been discharged. Justios Miner appeared q1ite indignant He said they had been trying for long time to break up the place and this was clear against them. He said the papers made out by MT. Gum, and if they were defective he alone was responsible The principal witness had also left town and 1t doubtful whether she could be found again. The Justice left the court in search of MT. Gum.
 Judge ooven will not hold court again in this city until EexE Tuesday.
 City Court-CrImInal Side-Judge Stod-
 daFd.
 Walter H. Gilman, theft of newspaper, nolled Ed ward Butler, breach of license law, continued until April 6 ; James 0. Nolan, same continued until April {; ; Frank Lombard Michael D'Sant, Louis Csyota, theft, continued until April 2.
 List or Patents Igsued from the United States Patent ONce for the Deek ending March 30, 1880, 6or the State of Connectcmt, Jsrntshed US by John E. Earle, soIic itor of Patents, Ne,O HGUsn, Conn.
 Horace Ferton, wethersfeld, line fastener. Hiram W. Hayden, Waterbury, assignor to Holmes, Booth Hayden, lamp burner and chimney. Charles F. Roper, Hartford, mechanism for extract ing oil from metal chips. o. Chester Coggins, New Haven, carriage spring. Charles Y. Beach, Fairneld 1n6iA rubber and other compounds for surfacng cloth and for other pur poses.
 Charles Bristol, New Haven, snap hook Daniel Forbes, West Meriden, brush wheel for pol ishing glass.
 William I. Lewis, westbrook, medical compound. Milo A. Richardson, Bridgeport sharpening dental burrs.
 James 0. StInley, New Hartford thread board and guide for spinning and twisting machines. Leopold Strauss, Middletown, scissors and shears.
 
 Charles St11hha Hartford tuo cases