Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-08
Court ofCommOn Pleas-CrimInal Side
 Judge Demfng.

The criminal side of the Court of Common Pleas came in yesterday. There were twenty-nine cases on the docket. Morris Alderman of Oak street, who was put under bonds in the City court to support his wife, had his case continued. MT. Alderman claimed the. woman is net his wife Jane Delaney is charged with breach of the peace. Jane settled her difference with the State by paying the State $25. Michael Doherty was up for the same of- fense and it cost him S16s5 to get free. Patrick HaIly was charged with keeping his saloon open after 12 o'clock and he had to pay $45.39. John L. Jilson charged with selling bad eggs, was dis charged. Lena Remington, the terror of Center ville was charged with drunkenness, breach of the peace, resisting officer and keeping dsorderly house. She plead guilty. Lena will pay about $60 in fines and remain in the whalley avenue hotel about thirty days
 liar Meeting. bar meeting was held in the rooms of the Court of Common Pleas yesterday afternoon and the fol THURSDAY, MAY 10. w. w. Munsell & Go. vs. 0. B. Foster. ". ". Munsell %. vs ?. J. Brothers.
 FRIDAY, MAY Il.
 James Eager vs. Dennis T. Walsh (speciaD.
 TUESDAY, MAY 15. Ellis Manufacturing O. vs. Charles E. Whittlesey (speciaD.
 WEDNESDAY, MAY IS. VIC. scobie & Son vs. Jennie E. Wheaton. P Gardella ct al vs. Derby horse railroad ct al:
 THURSDAY. MAY IT. L. Baumgart vs. John 6. Zeiner tspecial) George W. Peck ct ux. vs. the town of southing- H. clausen & Son Brewing company vs. John Clancy.
 FRIDAY, MAY IS. E. E. Bickford vs. Joseph H. Keefe. Sarah McKeon vs Joseph Kenelty. William Hull vs. the Morgan & Humiston Co. OItv Comrp - Criminal Side Judge
 Thomps0n. Judah Shapria, non support of wife, continued to $So and Sss7 costs; Mary Knowlton, same, to May ii; Agnes ecollard, same, $40; Ransom c. Bassett Early and Mary Williams, lascivfous carriage, S7; stephen Connors and Wm. F Early, breach of peace, sSGe fssns ud nent suspended; same breach of peace, $2; Alice costs.
 Court Notes. The hearing in the Probate court on the objection to acceptance of the report of Attorney Arthur Wright administrator the estate of his father, the late Colonel Dexter R. Wright was yesterday indefinitely postponed.
 Stiu Going On. The case of ex-Senator Yale the Simpson, Hall, Miller company of Wallingford was resumed yes terday in the bar library before exGovernor Harri son as a committee of the Superior court.
 Qualities as Trustee. Edward c. Beecher yesterday qualified asstrustee of the assigned estates of D. s. Glenney Son and Daniel s. Glenney, jr., under bonds or $io,OoO- Chasles g. Leete and Lyman M. Law were appoint cd appraisers The commissioners will be appointed May 14.
 James Clancy and Joseph Lahey, two little boys living near Tin bridge, in the City court yes. terday charged with stonng trains that passed by. After reprimandng them they were discharged
 An Appeal Heard. On Saturday Judge Park of the Supreme court heard argument in the case of the appeal of the town of Westbrook from the decision of the rail- road commissioners, who ordered that all of the five crade crossings in Westbrook be abolished by hTid1ing four highways and closing the fifth. Judge Park reserved his decision.