Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-13
Court Notes.

Patrick Duffy, who did not appear in the City court when subpoenaed, was brought ln on a capias on Saturday, and Judge Deming fined him $5.
 Some time ago Joseph H. Keefe, deputy sheriff. attached some lumber worth $500, at the instance of gentleman named Taylor, of Willimantic, the property of Manly H. Wick mill. of Sheffield, Mass. Saturday morning Deputy Sheriff Warren replevined the prop erty The suit comes up in the Court of Common Pleas.
 Grand Juror Dwight Futile has found probable cause and bound Thomas Keefe, charged with stealing $95 from Farmer Will liam Londrigan, over to the october term or the Superior court.
 Saturday morning the case of John Tyler, of Westviile, against Levi Neil, of this city, a suit to recover the amount Of board Dill, was brought before Justice Mix James Bishop appeared for the defendant and ac- cepted the judgment ot $3i;o1 and costs against his client George A. Tyler appeared for the plaintiff.
 On Saturday Justice Gallagher decided two cases one being the Yale Hardware company vs the Yale Staple company and the Yale Staple company vs. the Yale Hardware com pany. In the first action the decision was in favor of the plaintiff to recover $31.75, the
 
 suit judgment was given for the staple com pany to recover one dollar for storage.
 To-day Justice Mix will render his decision in the case of E. Louise Beecher of Olive street against Lottie Lynch. The case was suit brought to recover rent. Mrs. Beecher claims that Mrs. Lynch agreed to be respon sible for the rent as she wouldn't take MT. Lynch as q responsible party, she holding to the opinion that he was not good. Mrs. Lynch claims that she never agreed to pay the rent and further states that her husband was the one who did become responsible.
 In the United States Circuit court at Hart ford on Saturday Judge Shipman delivered m opinion fin the suit of the Brush Electric Light company against the Naugatuck Rail road company and others. The railroad company has lensed from the electric light company m electric light plant which used form of lamp patented by Weston. The Brush compnriy sue for infringement. The de- fendnnts set up the plea thnt the railrond company was aware of previous suit of the Brush company hgaiiist Condit, In which the real defendant whs the shtne; thnt this wns dlshllssed and that the matter is therefore res adlhalehth. They also Set up fl plea that while the Weston lamp cannot be inads without the use of ths Brush latnI, that the Hayes lttnp has established ptioil5 ty t0 the Brush ih certain paftlcttlgfs, htid therefore the stiit f6r infringement does not hold fhe e6titt 6vtttHled both pleas :.
 Constable Andrew J Uallahati served tie tatefs SatttdaF afternoon in three tasts fbt daihases against bfileets ebttheetsd with tie B8iieG debafttaeHt 5f NEW HaF Pt5ssetit iHe Att8fneF jHtiHs c: Gabte, Assistant Pf9s eeHtiHg Att9fBey HHgb Baiiey aHd R8HHas- taaH j8hH BIiSegii 8f the precinct stati6n FAese sHits aFe brought ,agaiHst the as8Fes named gentlemen By Alehaet BeegaFi, 8t ths GgFneF af Hast and t9GHst streets, and 2 bFgtheF sf Officer BieeE BeegaR: Fhsy eFs for $S,9a9 iH each eass, tn the eases Gf the twe attaFneEs the suits are tor talss impFls epment, and in the ease 9f R9Hpdsman bfls- coll for tFespass and assaHlt, Fhe eases will be tried in the Superior court nsxt fall, fhs suits grows out of raid made on the plain tiff's saloon on warrants made by Prosecuting Attorney Cable and Assistant Daley. The claim is that the warrants were illegal being signed in blanks and afterward filled out. Beegan was discharged. James P. Pigott ap- pears for the plaintiff
 The suit of -Dr. w. A. Welch against Peter Hanson to recover $24, the amount of bill, for some corn removing done by the doctor for the defendant, will be heard by Justice Mix this morning.
 In the City court on Saturday the case against John Lyons for violation of the Sunday liquor law was again continued, this time until July 18th An important witness in the case is missing.
 On Saturday, in the City court, Patrick Reilly, who was arrested for beating his wife, was given twenty days for drunkness and $l0 and costs for beating his wife.
 On Saturday morning before Judge Stod- dard in the Superior court was heard the petition brought by filling & Webb, counsel for Buffalo Bill and Nate Salisbury, to restrain Dr. Carver and the McCaferty brothers from attaching Buffalo Bills show while exhibiting in Connecticut Mir filling informed the court that $10,- 900 in cash would be in bis possession which could be attached to satisfy any claim Carver might have, and this money could be attached instead of preventing the performance being given. Dr. Car yer was represented by State Attorney Doc little and Lawyer L.. N. Blydenburgh Judge Stoddard said, after listening to the state ments on both sides, that he did not propose to issue any inj unction to restrain anyone from bringing suit so long as it was brought in good faith. He concluded, however, that an order should be made designating when attachments should be made and how made '1 think, l" he said, "that ought to issue an order preventing any officer from attach l ing and preventing the show going on. A bond of $5, ,000," continued Judge Stoddard, l E'must be given by the petitioner I & few hours-eighteen hours will be long enough for them to apply to 8 judge for a ! substitute bond or 8 reduction of bail. This | bond will be fund to pay the sheriff and \ his assistants for services An attachment | can be served, and sheriff can remain in I charge with assistance enough to prevent the | property being taken away, but to allow the | show to proceed uninterrupted for the space of | eighteen hours" MT. Doolittls said that was | perfectly satisfactory to him. MT. filling I wanted the time extended to twenty-four I hours, and said if the attachment was put on | at in the evening it would run out at noon I the next day, and they might need more | time. Judge Stoddard said eighteen hours I was long enough and he would not change it.