Morning journal and courier., 1885-07-08
Court of Common Pleas Judge
 StudleY.

This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
 The cases of Woodruff vs. Buell., and Alex on account of sickness of the witnesses and the latter on account of illness of counsel. The case of Houghton vs. Hooker was contin- ued by agreement of counsel until the Sep tember term. The case will come up on ap- peal from Justice Ullman's decision.
 The case of Frederick w. Babcock against Saloon Keeper Thomas S. Davis was next heard The suit was to recover for profes- sionaI services. Babcock claims that for 8 certain suit conducted short time ago for Davis by him he was to have received regu- lar bar fees. Davis claims that he agreed to give him ten per cent of the amount of the Judgment. The judge reserved his decision until to-day.
 City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
 Deming.
 July Fired J. Johnson, neglect to sup port child, nolled; William Drumwell, non support of wife, nolled; Rose Early, breach of the peace, judgment suspended; Ann Hig- gins, breach of the peace, judgment sus- pended; Andrew Hammond, breach of the peace, $5 fine, $776 costs; John
 
 John Cronin, drunk and breach of the peace, judgment suspended; Frederick F. Norton, breach of the peace against Mark Weary, $5 fine, $6.97 costs; James Grady, breach of the peace against James E. Hard ing, to July 10; Mama Griffng, breach of the peace against Albert Stoddard, $5 fine. $6.1S costs; John Webber, breach of the peace, $7 fine, $7.76 costs; William Lynn, abandoning child, discharged; Cornelia Will liamson and Jennie Anson, abandoning child, bound over to the July term of the Superior court.
 Court Notes. Yesterday Judge York appointed A. Hea- ton Robertson and s. Harrison Wagner com ingway 6 Bradley.
 The meeting of the trustees of the George w. Miles Fish Oil Go. of Milford was held in that place yesterday to make arrangements concerning insolvency proceedings, but ad- journed until July 20 without accomplishing anything.
 Yesterday morning Judge York appointed Deputy Sheriff Konold trustee of the insolv- ent estate of Schleipman & Spittler, the Fair Haven brewers, the court considering that the objections made to MT. Konold were too slight to be considered as majority of creditors wanted him.
 After hearing the evidence in the City court yesterday morning in the case of An drew Hammond, charged with a breach of the peace Judge Deming reopened the cases against William Chicks and Frank Moore, who were convicted Monday. Ham mond was fined $5 and costs on the charge of carrying concealed weapons, and Chicks was discharged. Monday he was fined $1O and costs and for breach of the peace his fine was reduced from $10 to $5. Moore's fine for the same offense was reduced to the same amount This was the result of a row in Hermann GomalPs saloon on Webster street, July 4.
 In the City court yesterday morning Jen- nie Anderson, her aunt, Cornelia Williams, and William Lynn were tried for abandoning the child found on Mrs. Buckleys steps, 27 West street, last Wednesday night. The father of the child, Lynn, and the mother, Jennie Anderson, pleaded not guilty, while the aunt, Cornelia Williams, said she was to blame. It was she who took the child away and left it where found. The mother testi fled that Lynn had supported her and the child up to the time he went away on a vaca- tion few weeks ago, promising on his re- turn to marry her. Lynn, it seems, went off and while on his vacation welded another girl in Philadelphia. Probable cause was found in the case of the women and they were bound over to the July term of the Su- perior court now in session for trial. Lynn was discharged and at once made arrange men5s with the town authorities for the sup port of the infant hereafter.