Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-10

 was passed. It was also ordered i that the new bylaws as approved should be l published once in every New Haven daily newspaper.
 A divorce was granted to Hannah T. Rog- CTS, of Derby, from John A. Rogers, or Waterbury, on the ground Of lntolera3ie cru city and adultery. The parties (both color ed5 were married October l, 1873. The peti- tioner was allowed to resume her maiden name of Hannah T. Linason.
 Tn the case of Grinnell against the Wet more Machine company and the case of Morris vs. Grinnell, ,Judg dgeBeardsley yesterday morning ordered the prayer of the petitioner to be granted and ordered that the petition to foreclose be denied.
 / An action of foreclosure in the case of the Middletown Savings bank vs. Seth G: Hall, of Meriden, on property located In Middle town was heard. The petition for fore closure was granted. Time for redemption xXss limited to the first Monday in Decem- ber. of Mary S. Todd, deceased an action of foreclosure on one hundred and fifteen acres of land in Cheshire, the time for redemption was limited to the first of July.
 Attorney John W. filling moved that per- mission be granted him to bring suit against the receivers of the Townsend Savings bank. Mir. Allina said the suit was an impartial one and an order was granted.
 At the bar meeting in the civil side of the Superior court in the afternoon resolutions euioeistic of the late Judge Charles H. Shaw, of sMeriden, were presented by Attorney George A. Fay, of Meriden, and unanimous ly adopted. In the case of Edward Malley vs. several l insurance companies, MT. Beach said that the plaintiff desired to have the suits transferred to the Circuit court of the United States and he made 8 motion to that effect which was l uh m Spith ,IHd0A Chamberlin, of Hartford, is the attorney for the insurance companies. No decision was made and on next Wednesday the case will be | argued on this point.
 In the case of Fagan's appeal Judge Boards ley granted the petition ordering the case l erased from the docket.
 Judge Beardsley, on the motion of Attor- nev John W. filling, 8 creditor of the Town l send Savings bank to the amount of about | S3 900, granted au injunction to restrain the l receivers of the bank from disposing of cer' | tain bonds and stocks. The petition sets 1 forth that the law passed by the last Leglsla lure allowing the receivers to so dispose o1 this nropertv was unconstitutional, and thai to dispose of it now was not for the best in terests of the depositors. The securities ID l question are Arkansas bonds and Credit Mo b Her bonds.
 Assignments were made in this court in
 the afternoon as follows:
 l NOVemOSE 1O-EOSh0tb ~ DAoAOP NS' 'NAANN
 Corbin & Co.,, Mallory vs. Averill. Doolittie
 vs. Doolittle, Kiel vs. Carll, Merwin vs. Dew
 ell, Bristol's appeal.
 November 15-Richardson Vs. WILCOX
 three cases.
 The suit of Edmund B. Richardson vs
 Daniel H. Wilcox is known as the horse
 whipping case and as assigned above will b.
 heard next Thursday. The two gentlemen
 are York Square neighbors, had some dls
 agreement several months ago and one Isshet
 the other. suit for $5, ,OOO followed, whlci
 brought about several other suits, all con
 nected. ..
 vorced from George l.. Gerard, of this city | married in 1866; cause, adultery. The petl
 tioner in this suit and the actor, Clarenc
 Leonard, recently figured in scandal Il
 West Haven, which resulted in Leonards ar
 rest on the charge of adultery. His cas was recently nolled by State Attorney Doc little.
 divorce was granted Lucia A. Dean o New Haven, from Wilbur T. Dean, of Cali fornia, on the ground of assertion. The were married July &, 1865, when the petl tioner was but fourteen years old
 In the case of Harbeson Loder vs Tucker, the demurrer recently argued wa
 overruled.
 Court adjourned until next Tuesday morn ing at 10 o'clock.
 Court of Common PIsns-Judge Torrance This court came in yesterday morning a 10 o'clock.
 The case on trial was that of Clinto Brothers & Co. vs. O. c. Ford and Ebeneze , Gilbert. This WAS bill of interpleader t decide the ownership of $45o in the hands c the plaintiff, who owed Ford, and Gilbert ha claim against Ford Gilbert sued Ford recover, and the latter settled by giving 8
 order on Clinton Brothers. After portio of the order had been paid to Gilbert, For } repudiated it on the ground that 1t had bee obtained by duress. Clinton Brothers
 Co. now bring the bill to have the court de } eide to whom they shall pay this money. Court of Common PIeas-Judge TOrrnncs In the City court room yesterday Judg , StudIey further heard the case of M. \ Woodruff vs Burton s. Buell., of BranforC an action brought to recover on promissc ry note, and for goods and merchandise ful
 nished and delivered, involving nine hundre dollars.
 City COurt-Crim1naI Side-Judge Stud
 ley.
 November 9. - Francis Callahan. thief
 continued to November 10. Joseph Cowles
 fast driving, $2O fine and $5. .39 costs. Susa Johnson, breach of the peace, sixty days an l costs-$7.76. Arthur Clewes, violating cepse law, nolle. George McGuire, trespai
 on railroad car, judgment suspended. Dani g 1 Fitzgerald and Daniel Sullivan, breach of th ? peace, $3 fine and $6 IS costs each. Joh H. Higgins, Charles Cornell, James Tierns1 f James Cunningham and Gregory Mile s breach of the peace, to November 15. Franl
 lin B. Rowe, breach of the peace, $3 fin
 Walter E.. Taite, breach of the peace, fine. William H. Whalen, breach of th peace, discharged. Horace Barnes, Josep
 Stone, Joseph P. Ryan, breach of the peac :, 1 judgment suspended.
 Court Notes.