Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-10
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior COurt-Criminal Side-J udse

Superior COurt-Crimfnal Side-J udSe Torrance. Edward Allen the colored man who was charged with non-support of his family, was found not guilty by the jury yesterday and discharged. The next case taken up was that of the tramp James Brown, charged with bestiality. He was defended by Attorneys Cleaveland and Gallagher
 and after several witnesses had been heard the was continued until Tuesday morning. The following cases were nolled by State Attor- ney Doolittle:
 Thomas Halloran, statutory burglary in breaking into Garrett Romans store in Fair Haven, pay ment of $35; James Hawkes., breach of the peace (two cases) in New Haven payment of $15 in
 each case; Thomas Mcfarland, keeping saloon with l out license.
 Superior Court Civil Side Judge Phelps. The hearing in the Miles fish oil case is at last at end, but Judge Phelps will not render his de-
 cision for some days to come. The following cases were assigned at the bar meeting:
 Tuesday April 13.-Middesex Mutual Insurance company vs; Morris Faherty vs Lark; Tuesday, April 20-Holmes Wallingford Gas Light company, Reagan vs. Daley, Reagan vs. Driscoll, Reagan vs. Cable. COURT CASES.
 Tuesday, April a7.-Ganung vs Ganung, Lancrafs vs New Haven Water company, Dudley vs Cahill,
 BiShG5R ys Bish'og i' g Jones L xs Futile tile. l Yesterday. morning Judge Phelps heard argu- | ments a demurrer in an action or foreclosure brought by Charles B. Armstrong Charles H. Flagg.
 The case of Thompson vs Russell, also fore closure proceeding, came up on motion and was briefly argued.
 Yesterday afternoon Charles Tomlinson, of Mil
 west shore property recently foreciosed by stephen L. Usher against E. L. Kimberly ct als. Divorces were granted Theodore W Warner from Mathilda Warner, both of New Haven, married Oc-
 tober s5 1873 cause adultery and Jennie Aspenwall from John Aspenwall both of New Haven, married ! June s. 1877, cause assertion. Court of Common PIeas-Judge Stud Yesterday in this court foreclosure granted | the town and city of Meriden vs Julia M. Ensign l for tax bill. Time of redemption is limited to May 10
 ! City Court = Criminal Side Judge Pickett. April s.-George DeGarmond. injury to building of Louis Freedman. discharged; Peter McGinn breach of the peace against Mrs McGinn, judgment
 s 1e S6 IS Parek d. peidling without license, discharged. Court Notes. The hearing in the case of Kendrick vs Keudrick continued yesterday before ex-Judge L. B. Morris and the entire day spent in the cross ex
 animation of Mrs Greene Kendrick, the plaintiff Action at a Meeting of Union Paint CTS. At meeting of the union painters held in Turn Hall Wednesday night, the follow ing preamble and resolutions were adopted to be presented to the different master paint CTS of New Haven by committee appoint ed:
 Whereas, Agitation and strikes having spread
 their wings all over the country and in cases through the instrumentality of unwarranted and unfathful dictates of monopoly, caused wide chasm between capital and labor and in our
 felt causing in the minds of some the needless
 of staRnation of business interested in the building line, in which you and gentlemen terested.
 Whereas, In this city lately a union of painters has been organized whose motto is harmony and respect between employers and employees" looking for the interest of our bosses, thereby giving a chance to journeymen to benefit by the same and
 also to elevate to that position that held equal to all other mechanics in the building line WHEREAS, It seems to be the unanimous convic- on of bricklayers, carpenters etc. that hours shall constitute a day s work. Resolved, Thatwe members of this union of branch of the building mechanics do submit for your approval making no demand but asking as &
 your petitioners that nine hours shall constitute
 day s work at the same waReS you are paving
 at present for ten hours work, the same b take
 effect the 1st of May, 1886, until the 1st of Decem
 bsr. Further
 Resolved, That we as a union do promise to ask
 further demand as to wages this season, thereby
 giving no further chance of complaint of parties
 intending to build, but leaving you gentlemen in a
 position to figure accordingly and continue blls- eferred to will be conceded by you gentlemen to those in your employ, thereby hoping to cement
 that interest, harmony and respect that should al ways exist between employer and employe
 Resolved, That copy of these resolutions be pre-
 sented to the different master painters of this city (by the undersigned committed for their immediate J. Kenny, J. Goodwin, F. Ceok N. Brown, com mittee.