Morning journal and courier., 1883-01-13
The Court Record.
Superior cour,-oIv1l siae-Judse A

Superior Cour,-CivIi side-Judge An-
 drews.
 This court came in yesterday at 10 o'clock.
 Judge Andrews rendered decision in the case of Charles E. Shepard against George W. Denny, which was appealed from the City court to the January term of 1882 of the Su- perior court The court finds the issue for the plaintiff and adjudges that the defendant deliver the possession of said premises to the plaintiff and that the defendant be and he is perpetually enjoined under 8 penalty of $1, 900 against the collection of any further rents from the premises, or any part thereof, and that on or before January 22 he release to the plaintiff by proper deed all his (the defendants) right and title and interest in the said premises and that the plaintiff re- cover $41.9 damages and costs in addition. The receiver, John c. Hollister, has in his possession rents from the premises amount ing to $221.9O, which he is directed by the court to pay over to the plaintiff. The de fendant had collected rents, for which he ought to account, $94S.45, and the court finds that he has expended in the reasonable care of the premises, which he is entitled to retain, the sum of S797 S7, the remainder of which he must pay.
 In the case of Bishop against Hinman the foreclosure was granted. Foreclosures were also granted in the case of the Milford Saw ings bank against Nathan G. Pond, March 18th being set for redemption, and in the case of Parmalee against Bristol.
 In the case of the Ames estate, where an appeal was taken by 8 procteiza amt (next fr1end) from the Court of Probate, Mr. New ton moved that the case be stricken from the docket on the ground that a guardian should have been appointed by the Court of Pro- bate. MT. filling argued in opposition. Judge Andrews held that the appeal was well taken and should be allowed.
 divorce was granted to Amos F. Tibbals from Ida M. Tibbals, married June 19, 1879, on the ground that on the 18th of March, 1881, the defendant procured an abortion to be committed.
 divorce was granted to Ida J. Pardee from George c. Pardee. The plaintiff has the custody of one minor child, Emma, aged one and one.half years. The divorce was granted on the ground of habitual intemper- ance.
 At the bar meeting in the afternoon the following assignments were made:
 Tuesday, January 16-Guthrie vs Wheel CT, Mcbride vs. Mcbride, Endress vs. En- dress.
 Wednesday, January 17-Whittemore vs Hamilton Boston Blackboard Company Vs. Tomlinson.
 Friday, January 19.-Fowler vs Fowler.
 Tuesday, January 23.-Ives vs. Ives, Shay's appeal Bradley vs. Oxford, Smith vs McKeon & Todd, special Gardner vs. N. H. $ N. Co. nisi, Russell vs. Bishop nisi.
 Wednesday, January 24.-Fagan's appeal, Slote vs. Pagan, nisi
 Tuesday, January 3O.-Holliday vs Win chester Repeating Arms Co, Foot vs. Lins ley.
 Wednesday, February 7.-Smith vs Smith, Cleveland vs. Cleveland, Kiel vs. Carl
 Tuesday, February 27.-Goodsell vs Hartford Crystal Cutlery Co.,, Same vs. Un- ion Knife Co.,, Peck vs. Same.
 Court adjourned until next Tuesday morn ipp at 10 o'clock
 Superior COurt-Ur1mtnal Side-Judge
 HOveY.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
 The case of Joseph Tanning, ir., charged with robbery from Miss Alice Ford on the 9th day of April last, occupied the attention of the court during the day. The evidence was concluded at the hour of adjournment and the arguments will be made on the open ing of the court next Tuesday.
 Court adjourned until next Tuesday morn- ing at 10 o'clock.
 Court of Common PIeas-Judge Torrance
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
 The case on trial was that of Coe vs Shoninger & Go. The defendant claims that he was at one time acting agent for the defendants in the sale of organs and pianos and that the defendants agreed to give him all that he could make over and above the catalogue price in selling 8 piano to a GUS toner in Madison. He took piano that had been used for some time in the family of the customer as part of the purchase price, and when the time for settlement came he alleges that the defendants refused to allow the price agreed upon for the second hand piano.
 At the bar meeting of this court in the af- ternoon the following assignments were made:
 Wednesday, Jan. 17.-The New Haven Paper Go. vs. Hinman, administrator; French Bros. vs. Cannon; Whittlesey vs. Moore & Goodrich Daily, trustee, vs. Collett.
 Thursday, Jan 1S.-Dewell, trustee, vs. TerrilI Kennedy vs- McA1pine ct. al; Banny vs Grammar; Clark ct. al. vs. Dawson ct als.
 Friday, Jan. 19.-Craie & Go. vs. Fallon