Morning journal and courier., 1886-12-07
THE COURT RECORD.

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 The Supreme Court of Errors, Chief Jus tice Park presiding, will open it's December term in this city to-day. The following cases are on the docket: Charter Oak Insurance company vs. Edward S. Rowland, Thomas W. Emerson's appeal from probate, Harma- nus M. Welch vs. Arthur McKane, Walter F. Hinckley vs. John Breen, N. Y. and N. E. railroad company vs City of Waterbury, Andrew J. Coe vs Charles P. James, A. s. H, Davies vs J. M Davies, Annie E. Bron- son vs. Borough:of Wallingford, Nathan A. Baldwin ys. Eugene McJimsey, Eugene Mo Jimsey vs. Nathan A. Baldwin, State of Connecticut vs. Benjamin F. Glidden, Louis Whitman vs. Winchester Repeating Arms company.
 Court of Common Pleas-Judge stud
 ley.
 Yesterday was return day in this court fer the December term, and eighteen new cases were returned as follows: Mt Carmel socie- ty vs. R. T. Fields, The Cromwell Brown Stone Quarry Go. vs. E. L. Bennett, George W. Smith vs. J. T. Harris, J.W. Lane vs. J. W. Pierpont, w. L. Noble vs. A. w. Rams dell, F. A. Abbott vs. T. l.. T. Buffers A. A. Winter & Co. vs. Thomas Feeney, Derby; M. P. Flaherty vs. c. L. Beecher, Derby Savings bank vs. T. J. Reynolds, ct al; Stiles c. Woodruff vs. G. W. Place, O. Mersick & Co. vs. Ely Stannard, Edson l.. Wright vs. c. L. Beeeher, Wilmot & Warner ys. Dennis A. Kimberly, Arthur Blakeslee vs. G. J. Lacey, M. L. Palmer vs. w. F. Harman. City Court Criminal Side Judge
 Pickett.
 December 6.-Elizabeth Smith, keeping house of ill-fame, continued to December 2; Joseph Carr, vagrancy, continued to Decem- Der 7; Joseph German, vagrancy, 90 days in jail; John Savers, breach Of the peace, judg- ment suspended; Patrick Hogan, vagrancy, continued to December 2; William Powers, theft, 15 days in jail; Otto Liebdran. breach of the peace, nolled; Patrick O'Brien, breach of the peace, nolled; Frank Carpenter, alias Frank Champion, horse stealing, to Decem- Der Il.
 Court Notes.
 Attorneys Arvine and Asher, counsel for Lewis Whitman in his suit vs the Winches- ter Repeating Arms company, will submit briefs to the Supreme court opposing the application of defendants for correction of the finding of the lower court upon which the case went up. The correction which the defendant asks for is one for which the stat ute does not provide. The plaintiffs claim practically making new finding of facts AuQ tQ6b JUG U0LoHudHt WhubS Cl6 supreme court to amend the finding, which is asking not only that the Supreme court make a find- ing of facts, but what the defendant cannot even claim from the court below. The case is one in which the defendant paid money over on execution to favor J. F. Mooreis Sons, attaching creditors, in which funds the | plaintiff was interested and which, it is claimed, the defendants knew belonged to the plaintiff.
 In the case of F. Foote Andrews, the l East Haven moderator who refused to admit | the vote of John Haggett at the recent elec- | tion. Justice J. I. Hayes yesterday overrul- | ed the general demurrer and found probable | cause. The accused was bound over to the next term of the Superior court under $500 | bonds.
 Frank Crampton, alias Frank Carpenter, who was brought from New Jersey Saturday by Detective Brewer, on . requisition charg- ing him with the theft of Riley T. Smiths s1 ,O00 trotter, was brought before the City court yesterday morning and the case con tinued to December Il, as the State is not ready to go to trial