Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-19

eAAts S01NS csttltS 4a ySssoNo<n3 4ltotAAAAB as 10 o'clock.
 The following divorces were granted:
 Charles Kelly of New Haven ys. Alice Kel- y of New Haven; cause, adultery. Married January 2, 1874.
 Emma J. Davis of Meriden vs Arthur c. Davis, formerly of Meriden cause, deser- tion. Married May 12, 1873.
 Kate McElroy of Meriden vs. Theodore McElroy of Meriden cause, adultery. Mar ried January Il, 1877. Petitioners name changed to Kate Burnham. Adella Ann Carter of Meriden vs. Freder- ick H. Carter of Meriden cause, intemper- ance. Married December 24, 1868. The care of two minor children was given to the defendant.
 Nellie J. Nelson of New Haven from James A. Nelson of Brooklyn, N. Y. cause, deser- ton. Married September 10, 1874. The custody of one minor child was given to the petitioner. Israel S. Burr from Lucy Burr, both of Wallingford cause, adultery. Married December 12, 1878.
 Ellen A. Ives of Naugatuck from George perance Married Nov. A, 1876. The GUS tody of one child was given to petitioner. Jacob Hoeffer, Meriden, from Louisa Hoef- I fer, of parts unknown. Married Jan. &, 1867; cause, desertion. The custody of one minor child was given to the petitioner. ID ILlIH n. 1uOTp OI 1dIuu0u 1TOu W1111du.1 Thorp of New Haven. Married April IA, 1873; cause, desertion. Name changed to Ella E. Leeke.
 Violetta Bradley of Guilford from John B. Bradley of Wallmgford Married July If, 1877; cause, desertion. One minor child was given to the custody of the petitioner. Lucius D. Smith of North Haven from Adelaide A. Smith of New Haven. Married October 8, 1856 cause, desertion. The case of Russell, receiver, vs. Leonard J. Hotchkiss of this city and Willis Bristol of l Newark, N. J., executors under the will of | the late Willis Bristol, was begun. It is the first to be tried of the actions to re- ! cover subscriptions to the stock and guar \ anty capital of the American National Life | and Trust company, and calls really for $25,- | 400 and interest from January 13, 1879, al- | though the damages are laid at $35, ,OOO. ! There is an accompanying suit against the | same persons to recover for 8 subscription of Bristol to the guaranty capital The stock case was the one first taken up. s. E. Bald | win and the receiver appeared for the plain l tiff. John s. Beach Henry D. White and Henry Stoddard appeared for the defend ants. Colonel Robertson and Benjamin | Moves took notes. The declaration read by | MT. Russell revived the history of the com. rany from the date of it's organization, and | contained the allegation that the stock had | never been paid for, either to the company or | the receiver, although it was called in by or | der of court at the January term, 1879. The | first count set up that Willis Bristol sub. l scribed for 22O shares at the par value ot $1OO share, and that John B. Robertson transferred thirty-three shares to him, and Henry D. Walker also transferred to him one share, so that he became liable for 254 shares l The second count is to recover the amount l of the call-twenty-t three per cent-made by the company upon some of these shares anc the third count for the difference between ths amount in the first count and that remaining after deducting a twenty-three per cent. div idend. MT. Russell made an explanation O the declaration, owing to it's volume.
 Henry Stoddard read the defendants plea which was the general issue with this notice The causes of the action accrued more thai six months prior to suit Bristol died in 1874 and the presentation of claims was limited | by the Court of Probate to six months iron 1 May 12, 1875, but within this time no claim as set up in any of the counts, was present l ed the estate was finally settled as solven June 20, 1876, and distribution made; tn suit was not instituted four months after tn estate was settled if the cause of action ac l crued after death no suit was brought with l in twelve months thereafter.
 The case will probably occupy several day l in the hearing.
 At bar meeting in the afternoon the fol lowing assignments were made:
 Thursday, Jan. 20-Russell, receiver, VI Darlington; Stedman vs. American Mutus Life Insurance company same vs. Nations Life and Trust company.
 Friday, Jan. 21-Mrs. M. V. Moves vs Talcott H. Russell, trustee; Beers vs. City c New Haven Kingsley vs. Beecher & Pee (nisi)
 Tuesday, Jan. 25-RusseIl, receiver, VI Chatterton (nisD State of Connecticut VI Sherman ct al. (nisi) Guiott vs Home Mt tua1 Life Insurance company Shannon VI Shannon.
 Wednesday, Jan. 26-Norton vs Tn American Ring Company. Friday, Jan. 28-Allen vs. N. H. & Nortl D ampton R. R. Go. ct al. (nisi.)
 Tuesday, Feb. 1.-Lawrence's appeal frol probate.
 Court adjourned until this morning at l o'clock.
 Superior Court = Criminal side-Jude
 Be@rdsley.
 This court will come in this morning at l o'clock, when it is expected that the case Frederick Dews, charged with rape upon Mir Msybee, will be tried.
 Court Of Common PIeas-Judge stoG dard.
 In this court yesterday the case of { Bruce Smith vs. Frederick L. Platt was triet , It was an action to recover $15O on an a . legged contract. The court found for tI . plaintiff to recover $97.67 and his costs. ! In the afternoon a disclosure of garnishe was argued in the case of Jones vs. Doonal
 In the case of the Lewis & Beecher con pany vs. Joel W. Griswold, judgment wi rendered for the plaintiff to recover $2s2. &
 In the case of Maurice F. Linquist, M D vs. Michael E. Tracy, judgment was rel dered for the plaintiff to recover twenty do lars and costs. The suit was brought by u plaintiff to recover for medical services rel dered Mary Ann Kern during her confn ment.
 The following assignments were made the bar meeting in the afternoon:
 Wednesday, January 19-Cowles & Co. V Thorpe.
 Thursday, January 20-Royland vs Co bin.
 Friday, January 21-Nusbaum vs Nu baum.
 Saturday, January 22-selery vs. Beard ley. ~
 Tuesday, January 25-Reynolds & Go. v Carll, Ryder & Go. vs. Wright, Hemingwf vs. Coleman, a1jsi
 Thursday, January 27-Beard & Son v Oaks. . rs=tz.zys Fa | FrlQAy, january Zo--h0ly VS Oi0lIu
 Tuesday, February 1-Branford LoC works vs. Russell.
 BEFORE JUDGE HARRISON. | Saturday, January 22-Treat ct al. v Clark Pardee & Mallory vs. Doolittle.
 Monday, January 24, p. m.-Fowler V tFowler.
 Saturday, January 29-Peck vs Railros company.
 Friday, February 4-Camp vs. Russell.
 Court adjourned until this morning z 10 o'clock.
 City COurt-Criminal Side-JudGe Pa rtls
 James Heffernan, breach of license Ia, $20 fine, $1O.06 costs and 30 days in jail (al = peal in $2OO); Henry H. Taylor, embezzl ment, to Jan. p i; Joseph Vanyernes breac of peace against Frank Gieles, judgment su pended; August Yandaryelsen, breach peace, nolle prosequi Jacob Kreck resistir Officer Hackett $25 and $6.08 costs Pet
 Vancamp, resisting Officer Greenbaum s: . fine and $6.OS costs.
 The Belgian cigar makers who created
 disturbance in a saloon on Congress avenl
 were before the court. Two of them we ,. fined each 1925 and costs, which they pal l fine asSault caSa was fian0aa7 0f bv a 1an