Morning journal and courier., 1885-04-08
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court Civil Side Juds
RAar6aIeY.

Superior Court Civil Side - Judge
BeardsIeY.
Judge Beardsley ordered a non-suit in the
case of Peter R. CARL VS.. Clemens Kiel in the
| Superior court yesterday morning. The
plaintiff did not appear.
The case of Todd VS.. Munson, which was
| an action to set aside deed for some prop
erty in Fair Haven which Mrs. Jane E.
Todd in her last illness willed to her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Emily G. Munson, was decided
for the defendant.
In the case of Augur & Tucker VS.. Thomas
Merritt, where it was claimed that the de-
PENDANT obtained possession of deed on Mr..
Augurs property by false representation, and
asked that the deed be set aside, it was
decided for the plaintiffs and ordered that
the deed be set aside.
In the case of Morse vs. Frost, an action to
recover some notes, demurrer was over
ruled and in the case of Hoppin vs.. Searles,
an action for rent, a demurrer was sustained
The suit of Ellen Bohan, administrative,
VS.. Robert Peck was an action for the recon-
veyance of house and lot on Dewitt street,
conveyed to the father of the defendant with
the understanding, as the plaintiff claims,
that it should be reconveyed when a mort
gage on the property was paid. 1t was ar
gued on demurrer. Stoddard and Whe-
don appeared for the plaintiff and John S.
Beach for the defendant
In the suit of Mr. and Mrs. John Crogan
vs. Louis Schiele, which is an action to re-
cover So, 900 damages for injuries received
by falling down the areaway of the defend
ants property on Franklin street last Deem
Der, Judge Beardsley awarded the plaintiff
nominal damages to the sum of $50 and
IJoo 4hoki Co.
the Supreme court. Mr.. Bennett, who APP
peared for the plaintiff, asked for the usual
time, which was granted. He is undecided
whether to appeal or not. Attorney Driscon
appeared for the defendant.
Attorney Hamilton moved that. in the
suit of Nellie R. Francis VS.. Willard R. Fran
els the court order that the defendant be al
lowed to see his child. The plaintiff sues
for divorce on grounds of intemperanee and
intolerable cruelty, and also for the custody
of child six years old Mr.. Hamilton made
suggestions in regard to the child and asked
that the court order the plaintiff to give q
bond not to take the child out of the State
and not to dispose of any of the property in
their possession while the present suit is
pending Judge Beardsley let the case go
over until Friday. On that day the cross
complaint for the injunction will be fled.
Court Of Common PIeas-Judge stud
ley.
Yesterday morning in the Court of Com
mon Pleas the case of the Derby railroad COM
pany vs.. Griffin was postponed on account of
the absence of an important witness
In the case of Caleb S. Maltby VS.. George
E. Maltby, which is an action to recover
rent for house on Howe street, an offer of
Judgment of 5000 was fled by the defendant
and accepted by the plaintiff.
The court adjourned until 10 O'Clock this
morning.
City Court - Criminal Side ~ judge
Pickett.
Judge Pickett disposed of the following
cases in the City court yesterday morn
ing:
Thomas Heenan, theft from Burr Benham
in Januarp, 81 fine, $6.97 costs; came, theft
from Burr Benham, February12, discharged:
John Gilligan, theft from Burr Benham Janu-
airy 1, 81 fine and $697 costs; same theft
from Burr Benham February 12, 81 fine, So 81
costs; Mary Redmond theft from Fl. Herr, con-
tinued to April 6; George w. Denney, breach
of the peace against Edgar F. Dawson, con-
tinued to April IA; James Briordy, breach of
the peace against Margaret Briordy, contin-
ued to April 8; Thomas Foley, breach of the
peace against j. A. Dillon, Judgment sus-
pended; same, drunk, So fine, $6.1s costs.