Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-10
TIRE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court Civil side Juds
 FenR.

Superior Court - Civil Side Judge The following divorcss were granted yes terday by Judge Fenn:
 Cora A. Schofeld of this city from Henry M. Schofeld for cruelty. Her name was changed to Robinson.
 Bertha D. Shailor of New Haven from Le grand E. Shailor of Bridgeport, and the name of petitioner was changed to Morehouse. The parties were married July 30, 1879, and the ground of the petition was assertion.
 Jennie G. Lanner of New Haven from Horace w. Lanner of North Haven on tht ground of habitual -intenfeEaE9 A minor child was awarded to the plaintiff.
 Emily Widlich of Derby from Otto Wid lich on the ground of adultery. The two children were given to the applicant. Int parties were married May 27, 1875.
 Alice W. Post from William J. Post of Hsmden on the ground of desertion.
 A Foreclosure order.
 Judge Fem made an order of foreclosure il the case of Oppenheimer vs. Bishop ct al yesterday on motion of Attorney Goodhart The second Monday in May is the time fol redemption.
 City Court Criminal Side Judge
 ThOmpson.
 Non-support of wife-Charles F. Dibble continued to March IF.
 Theft-Aichael J. Thumpane, $7 fine an6 $10.6O costs.
 Abusing an ofieer-Maurice' J. Reilly, St fine, $5.42 costs.
 Violation of liquer law-Michael L. Key holds, ,$10 fine and $16 costs; Wm Smallman $10 fine and $17 costs.
 Drunkenness-James Villotto, $7 fine ant $542 costs; Bridget DeGarmond, $3 fine ant $5 42 costs.
 Court Noses.
 The case of ex-Senator Yale and the Simp son, Hall, Miller company was resumed yes terday before ex-Governor Harrison. c. B Yale, son of the plaintiff, testified as to tht methods of running the New York store ant banking the money.
 Wants S1,OOO Damages.
 Judge Shipman in the civil side of the City court yesterday heard the case of Vincent Riccio against Paul Russo. Lawyer Moulto1 appeared for Riecio and Messrs Asher anG Strouss for Russo. Ia this case Riccio suet the defendant for $1 ,00O damages for fals' imprisonment. Last December Mr. Russo acted as aR interpreter in case before Jus tics Hotchkiss in which an Italian sued Rio. cio for $20, which he had paid to Riccio 1T order to obtain 8 situation in the rubber shop. Judgment was rendered against Ric cio, who now sues Russo as being the cause o. his arrest.
 Judge RoberssOn's Appointments.
 Attorney William P. Niles and Charles K Bush were appointed commissioners on the inselvent estate of Francis Wiley in the Pro, bate court yesterday.
 The ArGumeR Rts Co bc Made Tuesday. Judge Studley of the Court of Common Pleas heard the case of w. H. H. Hewitt vs John B. Crogan yesterday. It is an appeal from the decision of justice court. The arguments will be made next Tuesday by T J. Fox for the petitioner and w. B. Stoddard for respondents.
 Liquor Dealers Fay Up.
 Michael L. Reynolds, a saloon keeper do ing business at 3S Greene street, settled the case against him in the City court yesterday by paying $10 and costs. He was charged with selling liquor without license.
 William Smallman, jr., who was arrested for selling iquor to minors and who keeps 6 saloon at IF Lafayette street paid $10 fine and $17 costs for his offense.
 Grape Sugar Patents.
 Judge Shipman in the United States court at Hartford Thursday heard arguments on 8 motion fer opening his former decree and ad. nitting new evidence in the cases of the New York Grape Sugar company against the American Grape Sugar company and the same against the Buffalo Grape Sugar com. pany, suits concerning patented processes for the manufacture of grape sugar. The hear- ing is not of interest to- the general public, except as it involves the attendance of sev- eral leading experts in patent law. Messrs. Edward N. Dickerson and F. H. Platt of New York appear for the complainants, and Messrs. Sherman s. Rogers of Buffalo and John R. Bennett of New York for the re- spondents. Hearing still on.
 Thumpane's Case Appealed.
 Michael J. Thumpsne of Fair Haven was fined $7 and costs in the City court ysster-