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The civil side Of the Superior court opened
yesterday morning with short calendar ses-
sion Judge Sanford occupied the bench.
The following assignments were made for
next week:
Tuesday-Ehe trustees of the African n.
E. church Va. Battle; Connolly VI. Masonic
Mutual Benefit association; Cannon Manu-
featuring company vs.. Hoadley; Smithsrs
vs.. Carr & Robson; Ryder vs.. Cooley.
Wednesday-Camp vs.. Camp and Munson
vs.. Munson.
A divorce was granted by Judge Sanford
to " Cornelia N. Labars Burton from Valen-
tine a. Burton on the ground Of desertion
and intolerable cruelty. They were married
in 1868 and had one son sixteen years of
age.
Court OF Common Pleas Judges
2tudIsy and Deming.
In the criminal side of this court yesterday
afternoon was begun the trial of Otto Sehie-
bel, the secretary of the Brewers union who
was found guilty in the City court of intinni-
dating Driver NonnemaCher, one of Brewer
Weibel's drivers. He Il charged with having
assaulted Nonnemacher- and called him a
e'scab" on June % because he drove wagon
for Weibel during strike at the latter's es-
Enlistment In the the City court he was
found guilty and sentenced to so days in
jail. He is defended by Attorneys ArVine
and Goodhart.
In the civil side of the court Judge Studley
J.. e E.. i've k10 nj
Harvey Elliott against Richard Ruffell. The
property question is farm in North Bran
ford, against which there is a claim of 500.
The time for redemption was set for the hrst
Monday in December.
Probate Court-JudGe Robertson.
In the hearing before the judge of probate
on the administrator accounts of the estate
of the late Lucius W. Peck, A. b. Farnham
administrator, 1t was decided that all be1
quests had been properly carried out and the
matter was amicably settled to the satisfac-
ton of all parties.
CITY court Criminal side Judge
Pickett.
Violation of the liquor 1aw-Thomas Men
no, $50 fine and $14. 90 costs; Thomas Han
nihan, continued to September ~; James
Harlem, continued to September 90.
Theft-CharIss Fl. Farren, discharged.
Vagrancy-John Malone, Judgment sus-
pended; John Connors, judgment suspended.
Indecent assault = Joseph Wegerbaur
against Mabel Rothoar, three months in Jail.
Observation-Disclosures r. Haughton, 80 days in
Jail.
Breach of the peace-Henry Boucher
against Eliza Boucher, $50 fine and $3.50
costs; Martin McDermott on jeremiah Con-
molly, So fine and $7.O6 costs.
Court Notes.
Thomas Memo, a saloon keeper on Frank
lin street, was yesterday fined $50 and costs
for violating the Sunday liquor law. he
appealed.
Sent to Jail.
Joseph Wegerbaur, German fifty years
old, was yesterday sentenced by Judge Pick
EFT to three months in Jail for an indecent as
sault On Mabel, the ak year old daughter of
Christopher Rothoar of 1877 Saltonstall ave.
nue. in the Annex. WeRerbaur has been an
employe of Rothoar. Webster Shepard tes-
tiled to seeing Wegsrbaur taking improper
liberties with the girl on the beach. Attor-
neg Isaac Wolfe appeared for the accused,
and said that as WeKenbaur knew tbs girl
well he was only rompin0 with her, and if he
did nano1e her little 1ndecently IL was De-
cause he was drunk. Judge Pickett thought
Wegenbaur had allowed brutal instinct to get
the better of him.
FarreR Was Discharged
Charles 81. Farren, who has been in the
City court twice during the past week, was
yesterday charged with stealing bicycle
from Thomas Dow. He was defended by
Attorney J. P. Goodhart. As the evidence
was insufficient he was discharged.
Before Justice Pond.
The case of Edward Lord of this city VS..
John Hannigan & Son of New York to re-
cover about $50 was heard before Justice
Walter Pond yesterday. The case involves
compensation for railroad work sub-1et to
Lord. The defendant will file an answer on
Tuesday next. Attorney John Q. Gallagher
appeared for Lord.