Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-28
The Court Record.
Superior Court Civil Side Judge

Superior Court = Civil Side = Judge
 Culver.
 This court in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
 The case of Sarah J. Higgins George A. Matthews was commenced. It is suit to recov,r damages sus tained from injuries received by collision Whaey avenue, January 1s 1s77 during sleighng carnival Ives for plaintiff; Baldwin for defendant.
 At bar meeting in the afternoon the following arguments were made:
 Thursday, Jan; 2s-Russen vs. Robertson tspeciaD; Marsn w ss eH Be MsTRin aey aTss vs Masy
 Friday, Jan. 3o-Barnes vs. Forbes tspecial; Free m19 Tuss.y ss Te6 Appea pecaD Wood bury Savings Bank vs. Leishman.
 Thursday, Feb. g-Moore vs. Lee & Hoyt tspeciaD. Moves; Miles vs. Treat Clark; Tompkins vs. Peck.
 Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock. Superior COurt-Crinainal Side-Judges
 LOOmis and Martin.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock, when trial of Smith for the murder of Pierce Elsewhere reported) was commenced.
 Just before tins adjournment of the Ateor ney Doote said to the judges that Robert Razen had been brought into court bench warrant from MIL ford assault with to kill Josiah Isbel and he desired mittimus to commit him to jail Itwas so ordered by the court The assault WAS committed some two months since.
 Court of Common PIeas-Judge Harri- sOns This court in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock The of the ". x L. Hotchkiss Company or Derby vs. Mulcahey of the place, which was 8 complaint claiming the foreclosure of Judgment lien, was defaulted, petition granted and decree passed The time for redemption fixed for the first Monday of April, 1880. The of Dumbacher ct ux vs. Ruden ct al, pe- titon foreclosure defaulted, petition granted and decree passed. The time for redemption was fixed for March list, 1880.
 The case of Cook vs. city of Meriden was on trial during the day. It is action of assumpsit to re- cover $160 for extra work performed contract for building bridge. Hicks for plaintiff J. P. Platt for | defendant.
 At the bar meeting in the afternoon the following assignments were made:
 | Wednesday, Jan. 2s-Goodsell ys. Ho!comb. Thursdsy. Jan. 29-Hau vs. Allen, (spectaD. Friday, Jan. 3o-Mshoney vs. Church of Immaculate Hemmingway, administrator, vs. Coleman, Hall vs Wednesday Fcb 4-New Haven Chemical Go. vs.
 Tuesday Feb. 1o-Pierpont vs. Longdon Taylor, Walker ys. Ives, Woodruff & Go. Especially | Friday, Feb. 13-stevens vs. townsend, Pierpont l vs. Wilson, Seymour vs. Town of Meriden.
 Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock. City Court-CriminaI sIde-Judge Par | dee. 1 Mary Arn Thomas, breach of Sunday liquor law, settled upon payment of Sf6.0S costs. Charles Noik man, same, continued to January S1. Martin Fahey same, continued to January 3l. Thomas Mcheon taking horse without leave, judgment suspended Daniel Sheehan, discharging firearms, continued te February 26, mist. William Lee breach of peace, $s | costs $sOs fine. John M. Brennan same discharged James Dwyer, breach of peace, s6.s3 costs and Ei1 months in jail: James Dwyer, throwing stones, s5t l fine, $683 costs Bernard McDonough, breach e1 | peace discharged. Patrick McMahon, breach o | peace, continued to February 8. l A Suit Against the City.
 Catharine Gstey has brought suit for $1 900 dama ges against the city. She fell on an icy sidewalk Cedar street and Congress avenue, January 22 1872 | and broke her leg.
 l East Haven Liquor Cases, In East Haven on Monday, before Justice Bray,w heard the of Nye, Sperry and Bunnel, charged with reputation for selling liquor without license T I 55