Morning journal and courier., 1885-10-09

a mechanics lien on the Seeley house for work done for Fillmore. On September 26 last Fillmore assigned in writing to Orlando Borneli, of Meriden, so much of would secure $400 and written notice was served on the Seeleys. On the samesday Ell more made assignment in writing to the Lyon 6 Billiard company of all moneys due him when the house should be completed, due notice being served on the Seeleys of such assignment. The petitioners ask for an injunction to restrain these parties from bringing action to recover their claims until the next term of this court, which comes in on the first Monday of November. Judge Studley granted the injunction asked for.
 Court adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock.
 City Court Criminal Side Judge
 DemIng.
 October 9-Henrv Boehlke, breach of the peace against Lewis Colongold, to October g.; Lewis Colongold, breach of the peace s sg"ass anna HsRy Besh violating e1 sas day G liquor law, $50 fine, s1s. IS costs, appealed, bonds $2OO, David Strouse bondsman; Elias Kober, violation of Sunday liquor law, nolled on payment of $1599 costs; John R. Williams, breach of the peace against Albert H. Munson, $5 fine, $953 costs; John H. Hamilton, breach of the peace SoSec3 breach of the peace against George Mix, 30 fine. $6.18 costs; injury to private property, S5 fine, $6. IS costs; throwing stones, $5 fine, S6. IS costs, all appealed, $75 in each case, bondsman, c. A. Moeller; John Hill, idle ness, nolle; Justin R. Jerolman, neglect to support child, nolle; John F. Defrees, vio- lating Sunday liquor law, $50 fine, $15. IS costs, 30 days in jail, appealed, bond $2OO, bondsman Patrick McGuinness, 193 Hamil- ton street.
 Court Notes.
 In the City court yesterday morning the case against Elias Kohn, charged with vio- lation of the Sunday liquor law, was nolled on payment of the costs.
 Anna Waizennegger of Audubon street was fined fifty dollars for violating the Sunday liquor law in the City court yesterday. She took an appeal and 8 $20O bond was fur nished by her attorney, David Strouss.
 Alderman John F. Defrses of the Seventh ward was tried in the City court yesterday for violation of the Sunday liquor law. A demurrer was entered and overruled. The accused was then fined $50 and costs and sentenced to thirty days in jail. An appeal was taken, the bonds being fixed at $2O0
 In the Probate court yesterday morning Herman E. Smith was appointed trustee on the estate of Antonio Feluccio, assigning grocer.
 In the case against John H. Hamilton of Washington street, charged with throwing stones, injury to building and for a breach of the peace against Albert Bristol and George Mix, in the City court yesterday de- murrers were entered and the cases taken to the Superior court under bonds aggregating S375.
 In the Hartford Supreme court Wednes- Jay the cases of Hubert B. Gates vs. the Boston and New York Air Line railroad and the town of Middletown against the same company were tried. The actions are both applications for injunctions against the ratif- cation of the lease of the road by the New York, New Haven and Hartford company for 99 years, on the ground that the lease was granted without the consent of the stock holders.
 Justus R. Jerollman, who was arrested on charge of neglectilg to support his three months old child, was before the City court yesterday morning. He made an agreement to pay David Dion $2.50 per week for the support of the child, but had failed to do so for the past three weeks. He said that he had been out of work, but would settle with MT. Dion soon as he got pay for work he was doing. Judge Deming discharged Jerollman and ordered the child turned over tosthe town authorities. The mother of the child has deserted her husband testified by Jerollman in court