Morning journal and courier., 1882-10-13
1Olltnal aIlO UOurier.
Friaay hsrnins. Oct. 13, 1882.
The Court Record.

divorce case of James Hennessey, of l Wallingford, vs Bridget Hennessey. The 1 petition for divorce based on the ground l of desertion. There was an endless amount l of contradictory testimony that occupied the | attention of the court during the day. The 1 arguments will be made at the opening of the court this morning and the judgment of the court will follow
 Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock
 Superior Uours-Ur1nntnaI stde--Juuge
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
 The $loo bond given by Mary Flood for Daniel Flood, who appealed from fine of $1O in the City Court of this city for an assault committed upon John Reilly, May 25, 1879, was called and forfeited.
 The bond of S5lOO. given by Charles W. Bradley for James Mills, who appealed from sentence of ten days imposed in the City Court for an assault committed upon Han nah M Fields, May 16, 1881, was called and forfeited.
 The case of John Herman, of this city, was heard. He is the man who on July 27 last broke one of Michael J. Allens legs. In the City Court Herman was gent to jail for sixty days. He appealed to the Superior Court. Yesterday he appeared without counsel and pleaded guilty. He told Judge Culver that he found Allen in the act of having connec- tion with Mrs. Herman, which led to the sault His Honor questioned the witnesses who were in court, and after hearing all the facts he tripled the sentence originally i'm posed upon Herman and sent him to jail for six months.
 The Westville assault case of George W. Buokman was settled on payment of $5. The assault case against Richard O'Donnell of this city, vas nolled he being in the hospital and very sick.
 The case of Michael Early, of New Haven. for theft from Francis Rutter March II, l 1882, was nolled on payment of $19. In the lower court he was fined $15 and costs and sent to jail for fifteen days. The case of John P. Mitchell, of New Ha- l ven, was nolled on payment of $25. He was | fined $15 in the lower court for sssaultin g Henry ". Galpin on August last. l The case of John Bracken, of New Haven, I was nolled He was fined $1 and costs in l the lower court for violating the ordinance l relating to hacks on July 21 last. l The case against George 0. Weber, of New ] Haven, was noIled on payment of $64. 3S. ! He wss fined $50 Tn the City Court and sen tenced to jail for three months for violating ! the liquor law August 13 last. 1 The case against James Ward, of Orange, l was nolled On payment of $11. He was l fined SSl in the lower court for assaulting Paul Russo July 6.
 ] The against Thomas Horan of New
 Haven, was noiled on payment of $50. He 1 was sent to jail for thirty days by the lower l court for a theft committed November 27, l 1880.
 l The case against James J. Carroll, of New
 Haven, was nolled He was fined $50 in the
 City Court for selling liquor without li- l cense August 23, 1879. The cases against John Foley, James Keys 1 and Henry Cummings, of New Haven, were | nolled on payment of $11.14. They were 1 each fined S1 in the City Court for entering l a yard without permission September It The cases against John Banahan, Patrick I McMahon and Henry Gilligan, of New | Haven, were nolled on the payment of $1O If. ! In the City Court each of the three were l fined $l for entering yard without permis- sion September 16.
 l The case of George Stanford, of New
 Haven, was nolled on payment of $l5. He l was convicted of violating the Sunday liquor law in the City Court, and fined $40. l The case against Charles Addlehurst for ] violating the hack license law was nolled on | payment of $lO. In the New Haven City i Court he was fined $1 and $1O. 16 costs.
 The case against John Appel, of North
 Branford, for an assault on Sophia Russell
 Juse 13 last, was nolled. He was originally l fined $1.
 There being no other cases ready, the court ! adjourned until this morning at II o'clock. !
 l Court of Common Pleas-Judge Torrance.
 This court came in yesterday morning at
 10 o'clock.
 The testimony in the case of Thompson vs l City of New Haven was finished at noon, and
 the arguments will be made hereafter.
 The next case placed on trial was that oi
 Sperry & Barnes vs. John Hayes ct als. The
 claim is that the plaintiffs sold their goods to
 defendant beginning January l, 1881, to
 March ], 1882, and that they have been far
 nishing goods on the order of William Harri-
 gan, of Hartford, who claimed to be an agent
 of Hayes The balance due is about S3OO
 Hayes denies that Harrigan was his agent. Court adjourned until this morning at 1C
 o'clock.
 Court of Common Pleas-Jsdge Sheldon 1 In this court yesterday the case of Lord vs. Hatrous tried. It was sn action of
 replevin to recover certain cattle leased with
 farm. Judge Sheldon gave damages for
 plaintiff to retain tho cattle and to receive $l ! damages and costs.
 l City CourG--Cr5nlinaI sSde--JudGe Shel. 1 don.
 1 William Murnan, robbery. nolle; Danie
 Grady, contempt of court, nolle; Catharin. ! McGarry, lascivious carriage, $5 fine anc
 S5 39 costs James Fitzsimmons, same, tt n4I-l -l.-. L.