Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-12
The Court Record.

Superior Court-Civtl side-Judge Sam
 ford.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock and heard arguments in the case of Thomas Thomas. Decision reserved Diyorces were granted as follows:
 Margaret $. White from Wallace E. White. of New Haven married March 10, 1872 :; cause of divorce habitual intemperance. Two children given to plaintiff.
 George R. Stevens from Adde I. Stevens, both of Wallingford cause, assertion mar ried January 10, 1877.
 Maria A. McDougal from John E. McDou- gal, New Haven cause, habitual intemper- ance and assertion; married Jan. 21, 1865 Three children given to plaintiff
 Ida I. Primeo from Charles F. Primeo ; cause, habitual intemperance married Jan. 16, 1878.
 The case of Pope vs. Moves was stricken from the docket.
 The court adjourned to 10 o'clock this morning
 Superior CourI-CrIm1naI Sided uuge
 Culver.
 There was no session of this court yester- day, owing to the temporary illness of Judge Culver, who is suffering from cold.
 The case of Nj. F. Maroney, of Meriden, charged with an assault upon his wife, was noled by State Attorney Doolittle on pay ment of five dollars Two cases against William E. Byrne, also of Meriden, for keeping his saloon open on Sunday, Au gust l3 and 2O were nolled on payment of $42 46. The cases against James Calla han and Chris Loef1ler for being concerned in a row in Harry Bloxham's Meriden saloon some months ago were set down for trial yesterday, and witnesses were present, but nothing was done. It is understood that the cases will be settled by the State attorney It is also decided that the case against James Duffy, ST., of Meriden, for cruelty to horse will be settled.
 Court adjourned until this morning at 1C o'clock.
 Court of Common Pieas-Judge Torrance This court was in session yesterday and was engaged during the day in the case ot Thompson vs. City of New Haven. The case will probably be finished to-day. City Court-Crtminal side-Judge Shel.
 don.
 John McManus, breach of peace. $2O paic to settle the case Francis Stanford, neglect ing family continued to December IS Fred erick Ross and Louis J. Cross, breach o Sunday secular law, S4 fine $6 Is cost each; Mary Markey, breach of peace O, bhulSl SuEtdu, uuSu TU 10 COSLS AuRuS Huebner, selling liquor to minors, continued to October 25 !; Philip Aston, burglary ol George Fletcher, sent to Hospital for the In sane.
 Court Notes.
 Philip Alston, the colored youth who bur glarized the store of George Fletcher, corne of Orchard street and Whalley avenue wa before the City Court yesterday morning. H was found insane and by order of the cour was sent to the Middletown asylum for in sane
 August Iuebner, who keeps 8 saloon ol Union street, was before the City Court yes terday on complaint of Rev. Mir. Mossmal that he had sold beer to minors. Huebne admitted the selling, but Judge Sheldon post poned decision until a similar case now pend ing in the higher court shall be decided. Tn point raised is that the beer was sold to tn mother, who sent the boy to the saloon.
 Two Yale students were before the Git Court yesterday morning on a charge of put ting out the lights on the Green. They sci ! tied on the payment of $5 and costs each.