Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-29
The Court Record.

Superior Court Civil Sfde-Judge Boards
 ley.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
 The Rogers case occupied the attention of the court during the day.
 bar meeting was held in the afternoon for the assignment of cases and hearing the report of the committee on grievances, to whom was referred the cases of two or three young lawyers who had been accused of being derelict in duty. The committee re- ported through s. E. Baldwin that all such cases should be dealt with by the State's at torney, who proseeutes in the same way as be prosecutes other criminals
 Johnson T. Platt offered the following: Voted, That whenever charges against any member of the bar are preferred, the stand ing committee on grievances,H they deem the same to merit the attention of the court, shall present such charges with specii- cations in proper form, with the names of the witnesses whom they deem important, to the States attorney, who is requested to pre- sent the matter to the court and take charge of the subsequent proceedings thereon.
 Voted, That the States attorney is re- quested to take charge in like manner of the two proceedings which are now in court.
 Voted, That in the opinion of the bar the interests of justice would be best promoted by the trial of all such charges before the court and not before a committee.
 Voted That the clerk be requested to in form the court of these resolutions.
 Lynde Harrison presented obituary Feso- lutions on the death of Judge E. R. Landon making a memorial address, followed by one from Hon. Henry B. Harrison, who said that while Judge Landon had no story of brilliant success in his faithful life, yet that he had as all manly men will have, an ambition. His ambition was very modest and moder- ate one-to do his duty day by day in the station to which it had pleased God to call him. After a life of seventy years all could see how we'll he had acted.
 The resolutions were unanimously passed.
 A. N. Wheeler presented obituary resolu- tions referring to the death of the late Charles Ives He introduced them with suit able remarks, and 8 number of members of the bar followed in solemn but eloquent tributes to the memory of one of the kind est and best of their former associates.
 Divorces were granted during the day as follows: -
 Carrie F. Mix from George A. Mix, both of New Haven, married November II, 1879. Cause habitual intemperance.
 Sidney A. Wilson from Evadne A. Wilson, both of Naugatuck Cause intolerable cru city. Married June 22, 1873. The custody of minor children was given to petitioner.
 GLUuY O. DICk0ya VI NcW 41ANCu, AGOM All fred E. Dickey, of parts unknown. Cause desertion. Married October IA, 1874. The care of a minor child was given to the peti- tioner.
 Margaret c. McNamee from Thomas J. McNamee, both of New Haven. Cause biea- my Married September 18 1879. The GUS tody of one minor child was given to the ps- tioner. sz
 Annie E. Blodgett vs. David T. Blodgett, both of Derby. Cause habitual intemper- ance. Married June 26, 1S76.A
 Eliza M Blinn, of New Haven, vs. Freder erick w. BIinn, of Wallingford. Cause intoler- able cruelty. Married September 1, 1872. The custody of one minor child was given Go the petitioner. s@
 Edward T. Smith, Of New Haven, from Hattie Smith, of Waterbury. Cause adultery. Married May I, 1881. ssf fA
 Assignments for next week were made as follows: ~s
 Monday, October 1-Rogers vs. Ryan, Ives Ys Stone, New York, New Haven and Hart ford Railroad company vs. New Haven, Reilly vs. New Haven, Mallory ys. Atlantic Fire and Marine Insurance company.
 Tuesday, October 2-BristoIs appeal, Miles vs Orange, nisie, Goodrich vs. New Haven, Ansonia Savings bank vs. Treat, Tuttle's ap-
 Wednesday. October, r,3.-Morris ys. Grin nell Grinneu vs. Wetmore Machine com pany, Baldwin vs. Baldwin Corset company, Holt vs. Dickerman, Coleman vs. Coleman.
 Thursday, October 4.-Morehouse vs. Morehouse, Fagan's appeal, Munson ys. Goodrich.
 Friday, October 5.--Andrew vs, Mitchell, Foskett & Bishop vs. White, Corbin s Co., DoolittIe vs. Todd.
 Court adjourned until Monday afternoon ct o'clock.
 Superior COurE--Criminal Side. The October term of this cout will come in