Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-05
The Court Record.

Superior Court-Civn Sfde-Judge Culver
 This court came in yesterday afternoon a, o'clock.
 At the bar meeting the following assign. ments were made:
 Wednesday, January 5-Alling vs. New Haven, nisi.
 Thursday, January 6-Stedman vs. Insur. rance Companies Simpson vs. Hall State vs. Howarth.
 Tuesday. January 11-Newton vs. Ameri. can Suspender Co.,, special Russell vs. Bris- tol special same vs. Darlington, special Moves vs. Russell.
 Haven.
 Thursday, January 13-Russen vs. Bishop, nisi: Russell vs Chatterton, nisi Kingsley vs. Beecher, nisi
 Friday, January 14-Lawrence's appeal State vs Sherman; Fenn vs. New Haven nisi Allen vs. New Haven and Northampton Co.,, nisi.
 Tuesday, January 1S-Guiott vs. Home Mutual Insurance Go.
 Wednesday, January 19-Russell vs.Sperry.
 The following divorces were granted:
 Frank w. Norton, of Meriden, from Mary l.. Norton, of Meriden. Married April IS, 1868. Cause, habitual intemperance.
 F. L. Judd, of New Haven, from Rufus L. Judd, of parts unknown. Married October 7, 1855. Cause desertion.
 Rebecca A. Scott, of New Haven, from Ebert O. Scott, of parts unknown. Married Nov. %, 1860. Cause, desertion.
 Court adjourned until this morning at 1C o'clock.
 Superior Court - Criminal Side-Judge
 Beardsley.
 ,,,,,t o,,opad Is Topuorv foru, uoofar day afternoon at o'clock Rev. Dr. Harris opened the court with prayer.
 Prisoners were put to plead as follows:
 Thomas Carboy, illegal voting, December ', 1880; plea, guilty. s. Spier assigned and imprisonment for one year in the county jail.
 Henry B. Siemon, forgery on D. Doyle's signature December 3 plea, not guilty.
 Henry B. Siemon, obtaining goods under false pretences, December 3, from English & Mersick; plea, not guilty.
 Joseph Freeman, burglary from Bunnell & Scranton, October IT plea, guilty.
 Elias Bartholomew, burglary from Charles Kiesele, October IS; plea, not guilty.
 John Conlan, general breach of the peace October 27; plea, not guilty.
 Thomas Burke, theft, third offence, De cember IT, from John W. Thomas; plea not guilty. |. J. FOX aSSlSneQ dS cOuuSoI
 Edward A. Judd, theft from person o1 Thomas Heffernan, December 15, 1880; plea not guilty J. P. Cleaveland, counsel.
 John Wilson, alias David Armstrong, horse stealing from Charles Ruickoldt Nov. 6; plea not guilty. c. R. Whedon, counsel
 John J. Hurley, alias Wilson, horse steal ing from Hiram H. Thompson, Oct P plea, not guilty. Burton Mansfield assigned Thomas Spain of Guilford, attempt to com init rape upon Annie Hubbard of Branford Oct. 16 ;gplea, mot iuilty. Burton Mansfield assigned as counsel. Margaret Tracy of Cheshire, theft iron Franklin L. Wallace of Cheshire, Oct 30 plea, not guilty. J. H. Webb assigned al counsel.
 John McDermott, tramping at Meriden Dec. 10; plea, not guilty. Frederick Dews of Southbury, assault witl | attempt to commit rape upon Mary Maybee Dec 10; plea, not guilty. Frank Cole of Wallingford, taking hors' without leave belonging to A. c. Burghof Dec. 1s plea, not guilty. Spier assigned a l counsel Peter McPartlin. tramping at Milford | Dec. 20, plea, not guilty. Samuel Cole of Wallingford, taking hors belonging to Samuel Howe, Dec. IS; plea | not guilty. Matthew Farley, jr., theft, third offence Dec. 10; from Mary Hughes at New Haven plea, not guilty. V. Strayphicheel, tramping at Meriden Dec. 26; plea, guilty. August Leopold of Waterbury, burglar from William E. Quigley, Oct. 16; plea, no 1 guilty. T. J. Fox assigned as counsel
 The cases against John J. Hurley John Vii son, Matthew Farley, jr-, Edward A. Jud' and Thomas Burke were set down for tris today. l Court adjourned until this morning at 1