Morning journal and courier., 1888-06-08
rHR COURT RECORD.
supreme Court.


 The reading of the evidence in the Coffee trial was not hnished until yesterday after noon. The court decided to grant each side four hours in which to argue the case. At torney Seymour Loonis made the opening argument for Coffee.
 Court OfCOmmOn PIeas-CrIm1nal Side
 Judge Demlng.
 The jury yesterday morning brought in 6 verdict of aequittal of George Stanford, ac- cused of selling liquor without license.
 Thomas Lynch was to have been tried for a breach of the peace, but he pleaded guilty and was fined $10 and $23.1 costs.
 Andrew Mccarthy, an Ansonian, failed to appear for trial on similar charge, so the $250 bond furnished by Richard Johnson was called and forfeited. Samuel L. Pewtress was put on trial for pasturiDg COWS in the street Court of Common PIeas-CiviI Side Judge Studley. Yesterday judgments by default were ren- dered in the case of Strong, Barnes, Hart & Co. vs. Henry B. Bradley for $3Ss. "A, and in | the case of Strong, Barnes, Hart & Co. vs. EdwardS. Stevens for $285.55, and in the cass>6f the same plaintiff against William F. Cannon for $201.96 and against Joseph Bauer for $197.23. A judgment of fore closure was granted B. 0. Dudley ct uz. vs. l P. B. Beebe ct al.
 | City Court Criminal Side - Judge Pickett. | Breach of the peace-John Roche, $2 fine | and $7.79 costs Vincent Baldwin, $1 fine I and $6.67 costs; Ann Lyman, $3 fine and | $6.24 costs.
 Violation of liquor law-Catherine Scan- | lon, continued to June IT. 1 Non-support of wife--Jediah Shafria, | nolled.
 Fornication-Harry D. Clark. $7 fine, | $61 15 costs and 30 days in jail. Reform school complaint-James Clancy, l Joseph Dahey, John l. Gilbert, jr., and James Richards, discharged. ! Unregistered dog-John Cindon, $l fine: ! s6 15 costs; John Smith, $2 fine and $5.42 costs; William Baker, John Chetite, Michael Reyes, continued to June &; John Dooley, discharged.
 1 court Notes.
 The laws about unregistered dogs are going to be enforced this year. Several persons were before the court yesterday for keeping unregistered dogsp They were fined.
 Could Net Get It.
 Vincent M. Baldwin, of Woodbridge, was recently fined for breach of the peace, but Judge Pickett let him go 50 that he could get money enough to pay his fine. Be did not get it and yesterday was sent to jail.
 LOper vs. Fuente.
 The case of the A. N. Loper company vs. Manuel Fuente, who keeps cigar store in the same building, has attracted con | siderable attention. Justice George P Ingersoll rendered decision yesterday de I nying the motion of Attorneys filling ant Webb for the defendant to have the cast transfer 1ed to the United States courts. Int plaintiffs recently brought summary pro cess to eject Fuente from the store. De l fendants made motion for a jury, whict was granted, and the case will be tried be fore Justice Ingersoll and a jury next Tues day Defendants will probably file 8 peti ton in the United States Circuit court fo that court to take jurisdiction, but the. must try the case in the State courts. Clark Goes to Jail,
 Henry D. Clark yesterday went to jail fo thirty days on the charge of fornication. In I police think he is professional thief. Fl came to this city with woman named Mag gie Lynch and they engaged Q room at tn corner of Meadow and Water streets, claim ing they were man and wife. The season of Weddings. There were four wedding parties on tn