Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-22
The Court Record.

 At the Bar meeting held yesterday after. noon Hilton D. Doolittle was re elected presi- dent of the New Haven county bar, and John W. AlIing vice president. Attorney Arvine was added to the committee on the qualifca. tions of commissioners to the Superior court, succeeding Judge Henry Stoddard. Judge Lynde Harrison and Hon. Henry B. Harrison were appointed 8 committee to draft resolutions on death of Judge Landon of GuiIford, and Attorneys filling, Wheeler and Cooley for similar purpose on the death of Charles Ives. Assignments were made for next week as follows
 Wednesday, September 26.-Rogers vs, Rogers, Ives vs. Stone, Shelby vs. Carn, N. r., N H. & H. R. R. Go. vs. New Haven, Wheeler vs, Cooney, Reilly vs. New Haven, Malley vs. Atlantic Fire and Marine Insur ance company, Dickerman Vs. Worth, Beach vs. GriswoId.
 Thursday, September 27.-Johnson vs. Johnson, Watrous vs. New Haven, How'd vs. How'd.
 Friday, September 28-Diamond Match company vs Dunham, Scranton vs. Scran- ton, Andrews vs. Mitchell, Bristol's appeal, Security Insurance company vs. St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance company.
 Tuesday, October 2-Miles vs. Orange nisi, Goodrich vs. New Haven, Morris vs GrinneI, Ansonia Savings bank vs. Treat.
 Tuesday, October 9-Steadman vs. insur- ance companies, Morgan vs. Farrell, Nes- bitt vs Branford Lock Works, Roland vs. Smith.
 Wednesday, October 1O.-Morehouss vs. Morehouse.
 Tuesday, October 16-State vs. Pagan, National Tradesmen's bank vs. Wetmore, Middletown Savings bank vs Hart.
 Court of Common PIehs-Judge Torrance
 At bar meeting of this court yesterday afternoon the following assignments were made:
 Tuesday. Sept. 25.-Bull ys- Casey, New Haven Savings bank vs. Atwater, Pond vs. White. Scobie & Son vs. Wheaton.
 Wednesday, Sept. 26.-Beecher ct ux. vs Hine ct al., Mann vs. Emery, Lee vs. Strsit, McCann vs. Wallace ct al.
 Thursday, September 27-GoodseIl vs. Smith. Stevens & Brooks vs. Platt, McCarthy vs. Williams, Mcintosh vs. Hine.
 Friday September 2S-Beardsley $ Go, vs Chester, Brophy vs. Hardy, Harrison vs. Sccanton ct als., Davenport vs. Goodsell.
 Tuesday, October 2-Greenleaf vs. Brad ford.
 Court adjourned until next Tuesday morn ing at 10 o'clock.
 City Court-UrtmInal S1de-Judge stud-
 September 21-R. l.. Manwaring, theft, discharged; V. E. Greene, same; Peter Bar ", breach of peace, $10 fine, $6.97 costs; Henry J. Nulty, breach of the peace, $5 fine, $6.97 costs; E. J. Hoag, theft, continued until September 27; Michael Lee, breach of peace, seven days in jail, $6.97 costs, appeal ed to October term Superior court; William Doolan, theft, noIIe, Thos Maloney, breach of the peace against Jacob Schneider, $20 fine, $5,39 costs; William Saunders, vagrancy, judgment suspended; Daniel Fogarty, theft, $7 fine, $1o.16 costs, sixty days in jail; John Hyland, theft, nolle; Charles l.. Merritt, theft, noIle; John Moran, breaking house in daytime, continued to October 30; John Waeschart, violating order of the Beard of Health $20 fine, $6.1S costs, appealed to October term of Superior court; Michael Foley, same, continued to September 22.
 sss6 Court Notes.
 In the City court yesterday morning o. J. Hoao was arraigned for the theft of an over coat from . passenger car, belonging to w. n 1sIr T;ckev of Brideeport. The coat was valued at $1O. The case was continued until September 24, the bond being fixed at $10O.
 Peter Barry, of 42 Day street, stood on the witness stand in the City court yesterday morning with an ugly gash on his head, which had been made by Henry J. Nultey of Silver street, who threw beer glass at him in a saloon on the corner of Liberty and Washington streets Thursday night. Barry said that he had been drinking, and admitted also that he began the fight by striking Nultey in the face. Null but that before he did so he had been struck three times in the face by Barry. eff had . revolver ct the time, ss added NnItey, as he was leaving the witness stand, sT would shoot him ? Judge Studley fined Barry @1O and the costs and NulteY s and the cests.