Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-16
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court - Civil Side - Judl

Andrews. The case of Jacob Broschart vs. Henry Futile was resumed yesterday and when court adjourned at 4:30 all the testimony was in. Mir. Broschart wants s2, 800 for the death of his trotter. Belle of Putney, killed by an ac- cident on the boulevard. The arguments will be made to-day.
 Court of Common PIeas-CIvil Side
 Judge StudleY.
 The case of Yale, Bryan & Co. against NJ. T. Feeley of Bridgeport was continued, as the defendants uncle in St. Louis had just died and he was obliged to go there in reference to the disposition of the body. The defend ant was obliged to pay s10 for witnesses that the plaintiff had been under expense to bring here.
 Judgment by Default.
 The case of B. W. Morrell against M. J. Scanlon went by default in the Court of Common Pleas. The plaintiffs judgment amounted to $157.75 with costs.
 Court OfCOmmon PIeas-CrIminal Side
 Judge Deming. The case against John Coffee for breach of the peace at the residence of Rev. George B. Morgan, rector of Christ church, was called. He was sentenced to sixty days in jail for the assault and month additional for injury to the minister's home.
 The bond in the case of Homer Freeman was called and forfeited. The surety was Samuel Nixon of this city and the amount was $1O0. Freeman was charged with breach of the peace.
 xhan nal- street nsbob, for marrying when he had one wife living, was taken up yesterday. Alder man came to this city and married, but it was not long before woman claiming to have married him in Russia appeared on the scene. He refused to support her, saying he had been divorced from her by the rabbi before he left for America. Prosecuting Attorney Gum is assisted by J. P. 6oodhart in prosecuting Al derman, while Attorneys Charles Kleiner and David Strouse are for the defendant.
 Probate COurt-Judge Robertson.
 The fight for ''Dora Doe" was continued yesterday morning. Attorney Wright in- troduced document recently executed be- fore the Probate court in NewarK, in which Miss Chandler signed papers agreeing to sur render the child to Mrs. Goldey. Since then, however, she has signed another document giving the child to the Lathburys. Attorney Dow, for the defense, treated Attorney Butcher of Newark to severe sarcasm all through. The testimony was all in yester- day, and the arguments will be held week from to-day.
 Oity CourG- Criminal Side Judge
 ThOmpsOn.
 0F kha ir $1 fine, SPA costs; Patrick Dugan, nolled on payment of costs; Henry J. Paul, Thomas Pickett, continued to January 22; Carlo Bar- rardi against Alexander Cruzo, continued to January IF.
 Violation of liquor law-William Small- man, John W. Bunkbridge, Thomas Hines, Benjamin Schmidt, Michael L. Reynolds, nollsd on payment of costs Theft-John J. Rooney, continued to Jan uary 16, Carrying concealed weapons-Emmet A. Ely, judgment suspended. Defrsuding boarding house-John Yea mans, continued to January 16.
 Court Notes. George W. Smith of Bridgeport, accused of having opened a letter addressed to Mrs. Ellen J. Davidson of BlackiRock has been charged by United States Commissioner Wright of this city.
 Suit for $1O,OOO. Frank B. Durfee of Norwich has brought | suit for $10,0OO against the Wakefield. R. l., Water company, James Gamble and Richard | Paneost of New York, and Edward Colt of | Philadelphia, and has attached all the pipe | and other property of the Water company to ] be found, thus completely stopping the work. | Durfee claims that he was engaged by Gam- ! ble to lay the pipe and that while at work | and without sufficient reason he was ordered | away Hence the suit.