Morning journal and courier., 1883-05-30
The Court Record.
supreme Court of Errors.

Supreme Court Of Errors.
The following assignments have been
made for the Supreme Court or Errors, which
comes in next Tuesday.
Wales Terrell Co.vs.Beecher Manufacturing COM
pany. Ballou and Arvina for plaintiff; o and
Isaac Nichols vs. Josiah Culver. Baldwin and
Kellt gg for plaintiff Munson and Cole for defend
Edward ohittenden Va soovill NJ buckingham.
Gillette for plaintiff; Webster and oNe1 for defend
Eli Morris Va John Peckham- Robinson for
p RoSert Morrinon VS. Edward Bristol Robinson
for PLANTING Doolittle and Bennett for defendant.
White and Mills for plaintiff Sill and Alling for de-
PENDANT.
Rowland ct al. Hubbard Hyde and Gross for plain
tif; Hamilton, Case, Maltbe and Deming for defend
ants.
Samuel Atwater VS. Charles Perkins Webster and
o'NeiI and Donahus for plaintiff, Gillette and Terry
walter s. Cnrtfss 1t al vs. RoderieK Atwood; Mum
fson and Cole for plaintifs Cohren Huntington and
George Lewis ct al vs. Patrick Farrell ct all Clark
Swan and Webb for plaintiff Munson and Cole for
city of waterbury vs. Peter Lawler; Kellogg for
plaintiff. Webster and o'Esi I for defendant; ro,
Donshue and o'Neil for plaintiffs Kellogg for defend
John Guthrie vs. Alfred Wheeler ct al, adms :;
Wooster, Torrance and eager for plaintiff Munson,
Alling ard Wheeler for defendants.
State ex rel, Frank Andrew vs. Henry G Lewis.
Doolitte and Bennett for plaintiff; Beach and BY
denbureh for defendant.
Whiting for plaintiff Wright, stoddard and Thomp-
State of Connecticut vs. ousatonic Water company.
Alling for plaintiff Wooster, Torrance and eager
for defendant.
Tslcott RUSSELL receiver, VS. City of New Haven,
ct al Russell and AIing for plaintiff c IngersoIl
and Driscoll for defendant.
Edward Maney VS. Atlantic Fire and Marine !nsur-
ance company. Beach, Bronson and Blydsnburgh
forplaintlh Chamberlain and AHing for defendant;
Mary Ann Adams VS. Edward Adams. Doolittle and
Bennett for plaintiff; T. G. and F. G. 1ngersou for
defendant.
samuel Barney VS. James R Brannan ct
Wheeler and Mansfield for plsintiff; MattheTman
Frank Whittemore ct al vs. John Hamilton ct
al executors. Dooittle and Bennett for plaintiffs
R b Hubbard and Townsend for defendant.
Isaac y Damn VS. Henry Woodruff ct ux. CLARK,
Swami & Webb Pardee Lindsey.
Michael shay's appeal from probate Ballou Ar Ar
appellee. ,,.vs ,, Tins.
ley for plaintiff Townsend and Whiting for defend
B Matthewman, trustee, vs. G W NJ Reed ct al !;
Russell and Matthewman for plaintiffs; Wood and
BIydenburgh for defendants.
George Bronson VS. Burton Gorham ct al !;
Townsend and Whiting for plaintiff ; Arvine for de
PENDANTS.
Application of Henry Rowe for oyster ground
layout AIlipg and Gum for appellant; Case Malt
william Gardner VS. New Haven and Northampton
company; IngersolI and Wright, Stoddard and
Thompson for plaintiff ; Case Maltby ana Denlng
for defendants.
Henry Rowe vs Willis NJ Smith ct al Alling for
plaintif Robinson and Pickett for defendant
Court of omm on PIeas-Judge Torrance.
The case of Mrs. Mary Richards VS.. Frank
N. Smith was heard. 1t is an action to re-
cover eight dollars for nursing the wife OF
the defendant during her confinement The
suit was originally brought before Justice
Tyler, who rendered judgment for the plain
tiff Mrs Richards claims that she was en-
ployed four weeks and her compensation was
to be ten dollars week. She received thlr-
ty two dollars and balance of eight dollars
is still due her The defendants claim is that
he is not indebted to the woman, for the price
agreed upon was eight dollars week Ar
vine for plaintiff, Thompson and Stoddard
for defendant.
CITY COurt-C1 1minal Side-JudGe Stud
ley.
Thomas Judge and Lizzie Sneider, forni-
cation, to May 30; Margaret Kelley, breach
of the peace against John Kelley, So. 80
costs and 10 days Thomas Hancock, breach
of the peace, s. fine and $6.91 costs Lolita
Clark, breach of Sunday law, $5 fine and
$6.18 costs-appealed !; Georgiana Downs,
lewdness, S. and Sc. 81 costs James Kelley,
vagrancy and being tramp, to May 81 !;
John WEIGH, being a tramp and resistance to
officer, to May 81 Michael Lee, breach of
the peace, 81 fine and 81 50 costs August
Heubner, breach of the peace, to June 80 !;
Sarah Patterson, breach of the peace, to
June 4 =; George Hartery, breach of the
peace, to. June 4; Michael Early, breach of
the peace, 81 fine and $7.38 costs; John L.
Gallagher and Charles Burt, theft, nolle;
John Ahern, breach of the peace against Jo-
seph Malone, So fine and S. 80 costs; Joseph
Malone breach of peace against John Ahern,
So fine and S. 80 costs; Mary E. Shields, las
Obvious carriage, judgment suspended; Henry
Chamberlain, William O'Keefe, jr., and John
Thompson, lascivious carriage, judgment
suspended; Andrew johnson, breach of the
peace against Elizabeth Philbriek, judgment
suspended Mary Holden, breach of the
peace, case restored to docket and continued
to June %.
Court Notes.
In the Probate court Judge York declared
dividend of fourteen percent. upon the in
solvent estate of Allen E. Dickerman.
The VVestvIIIe Shooting Case.
George Hartery and Mrs Sarah Patterson,
the parties to the shooting affair in Westvil1e
last Friday night, were in the City court yes
terday morning to answer to the charges of
assault growing out of their collision. Judge
Sheldon appeared for Hartery and Hobart L..
Hotchkiss for Mr.. Patterson. Both parties
had numerous friends present. Lawyer
Hotchkiss was too unwell to appear, having
a bad case of inflammation of the ear, and
the case was continued till June 4, the bond
of 800 being continued.
Lively Times in the City Court.
There was mass meeting of persons in
the prisoners dock yesterday at the City
court. Seventeen persons, three or four of
them girls were awaiting judgment on their
cases, and there were thirty-three cases on
Clerk Cables docket, including those con-
tinued.
Henry Chamberlain, John Thompson.