Morning journal and courier., 1884-08-19
Court Notes.

In the Probate court yesterday S. Harrison Wagner and Henry Futile were appointed commissioners on the insolvent estate of Al ling 6 Warner, of Hamden.
 Michael Ward, arrested some time ago on complaint of his wife that he was III the habit of beating her, had his case considered in the City court yesterday. It was agreed by counsel that the case could be proftably kept open in order that it could be seen whether Mr. Ward should keep the peace in the future. The matter went over nisi until September 18th, MT. Wards pc ronal bond of $75 being continued.
 Patrick Quinn, now in custody for non support of his family, was taken into the City court yesterday morning in order that he might give bond of $500 for the sup port He had been sent to jail for sixty days and was anxious to be released in order to work for his family. He was permitted to give bond of $500 that he would pay his wife $3 week for six months.
 James Burns was before the City scourt yesterday morning charged with an assault on Frederick Diedrich, August 16, and with obstructing Officer Ben Jackson. There was fight in Rheinhardt's saloon on State, near Grand street, Saturday night. Burns seized Officer Jackson's club, thus preventing an arrest in time to stop the fight which was be- tween Lewis Roehr and Burns Roehr was charged with resisting Officer Byxbee, as a part of the same matter. In the saloon there was considerable of a struggle bet ween the fighters and the officers Burns having threatened to pound Roehr at some future time, Judge Stud1ey directed that 8 com plaint for sureties of the peace should be made against him. Burns and Roehr were each fined $10 and costs for resisting the officer and $3 and costs for the breach of the peace.
 Sunday afternoon in shed in the rear ot
 Thomas Ellis place on Hill street a man named "Scotty," another man named Will liam Garvin and woman named Mary Smith were drinking and disturbing the peace Judge Studley fined Ellis $20 and costs fo1 being drunk and $20 and costs for the breach
 of the peace. Mary Smith was punished tc the same extent.
 The case of Rev. Andrew J. Chambers ! the colored divine charged with enbezzle
 ment from D. Appleton & Co.,, of New
 York, of about $75 worth of encyclope I dias, was down on the docket of the City
 court yesterday for a hearing, but went ovel
 until August 19. Judge Studley remarked that if it was so that Chambers had writer
 to the Appletons, and informed them that he
 would sell the books unless their agent took them away, and the attorney for the prose cution admitted this, he would not convict the accused, as he did not think the law un. der. which the case was brought would warrant it.
 Thomas Mccarthy, age IS, and George Conway, age IT, were before Judge Studley yesterday morning charged with trespassinp on the property of James Russell of East street for the purpose of stealing apples. II was clearly shown that it was case of mis taken identity and the accused were dis charged.
 Annie Brady for drunkenness and general alsturbancs of the peace on Sunday was
 nned $lo and costs by Judge Studley, who
 sa1d that 1t was his invariabIe rule to punish \ all parties brought before him for drrnICesn. ' ness on Sunday