Morning journal and courier., 1886-02-10
FOUR BISHOPS EXPECTED
To Speak at the New Haven Archdea.
 conry of the WOman,s Auxiliary Te-

The second meeting in the New Haven of the Woman's auxiliary will be held in New Haven, Thursday, Feb. 11th. Meeting for church women in Trinity build ing, Temple street, at 1915 am. The gen dent of the Connecticut branch are expected to speak Service in Trinity church at 2:3o. The Bishops of Connecticut, Utah, Idaho and Montana are expected to make addresses.
 THE COURT RECORD. Superior Court t- Civil Side - Judge
 Stoddard.
 This court came in yesterday morning at 10 o'clock.
 The court appointed Jonah H. Platt, tax collector of Derby, receiver in the case of Nichols vs Mccarthy, which was tried Mon day.
 The cases of Msrsick vs. Fowler, Smith vs. Woodruff, Miller G Co.,, Kimberly vs. Swan, and the New York New Haven & Hartford railroad company vs. New Haven have gone over Hotchkiss vs. Tomlinson as settled out of court.
 Yesterday afternoon papers were filed with the clerk containing notice of an appeal from Judge Andrews decision in the case of Lawyer Hamilton to the Su- preme Court of Errors, which will meet in this city early in June. This notification, al- though it has all along been claimed that there was no appeal from Judge Andrews finding, is based on section second, an act re- lating to new trials of actions, in the revised statutes passed by the 1882 legislature.
 This court will resume business this morning at 10 o'clock.
 Court of Common PIsas-Judge stud-
 
 By order of Judge Studley J. c. Scott, bookkeeper for Smedley Brothers, yesterday made disclosure of the goods and chattels stored at their warehouse and standing in the name of Jared Flagg, the young man who lately decamped with a lot of furniture for which the firm of A. c. Chamberlain 6 Son has been looking in vain.
 The Lehigh Valley Cement company de- Hvered to Flagg an immense amount of ce- ment and other building materials which they had reason to believe were stored in the Smedley warehouse, and as the firm would make no disclosure to the attaching officer, an order of the court was obtained.
 The case of Isaac L. Stiles vs. Peter R. Carll, an action to recover for brick sold the defendant, was put over to Friday. Simes vs. Eaton and Eaton vs. Simes were both continued.
 City Court Criminal Side Judge Demfng.
 February 9-Emma Save, disobedience, continued to February 10; William Haokett, violation of the Sunday liquor law, judg- ment suspended w. H. Walby, breach of the peace, continued to March 6; James Con don, violation of the Sunday liquor law, continued to February 10; Stephen Aaher, breach of the peace, $5 and costs; Martin Norrissy, same, discharged; Dennis O'Con- nell, same, $10 and costs. Court Notes.
 Next Friday morning the charges against S. w. F. Andrews will be heard by the com mittee on grievances of the county bar, prob ably at Lawyer s. E. Baldwin's office. The testimony, it is thought, will require great deal of time to hear.
 Commissioners Bennett and Bush yester- day made their report on the Dexter Alden estate. The commissioners report that there are $248, ,095 of preferred claims; general claims allowed, $144, 592. .O5; general claims disallowed, $99, ,661.68.
 Judge Mitchell of Milford, will come up Thursday afternoon, when Trustee Julius ify.
 In the bar library yesterday before Jona- than Hooker as committee was heard Nun sons appeal frem probate, Hartford coun- ty case, being the settlement of the guardian's account with the estate of William S. Carpenter and Hamilton W. Carpenter, minors, on petition of Harriet H. Munson, administratrix on the estate of the late Harris B. Munson, and who was a guardian of said minors. Mrs. Munson claims to be aggrieved by the order and de- cree of the Probate court and appealed to the Superior court, because the lower body refused to allow her account with the estate, balance of few hundred dollars. The pc titioner is from Derby.