Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-24
THR COURT RECORD.

Superior G0urt-Crim1Aal Sfde-JadRs Dem1ng. The Alderman bigamy case was still on yesterday It will be finished to-day. Superior Court - Civil Side Judge Andrews. The trial of the case of Mrs. Maria Card againt Enos Foot, @ suit to recover g, 900 in Metropolitan Elevated railway first mortgage bonds, was resumed in the civil side of the Superior court before Judge Andrews yester- day forenoon. Several witnesses, among them put on the stand to prove that Mrs. Cards reputation for truth and veracity were not good. Enos Foote testified that he made Mrs Cards acquaintance when he was pro- prietor of the Fremont house in 1872. He stated that he was frequent caller on her, often staying two or three hours. He told her of his business relations and said that he had loaned her money. He also stated where he went with Mrs. Card out of town and also the moneys he lent her. Probate COurt-Judge Robertson. The arguments in the case that is going on before Judge Robertson for the possession of "Dora Doe," the child Rev. MT. Lathbury now has, were to have been made yesterday, but Attorney Wright, for Mrs. Goldey, asked for continuance and Attorney Dow finally consented At the first hearing Miss Henri- etta Chandler, mother of the child, was pres ent and wanted Rev. MT. Lathbury to give the child up to Mrs. Goldey. At the next hearing she sent Attorney Bell to say that she desired Mir. Lathbury to keep the child. has been prevailed upon to revoke the power of attorney she gave Bell and give it to At torney Butcher of New York, one of Mrs. Goldey's counsel. She has also insisted that the habeas corpus proceedings now pending in the Superior court be pressed for trial. It is likely the plaintiff will move to have the case reopened.
 CitY Court = Criminal Side Judge
 Pickett.
 Injury to private building-John MoGin- ty, continued to Jan 26; Lawrence Mulligan, continued to Jan. 26.
 False pretense-Edward R. Hubbard, cons tinued to Jan. 30.
 Breach of the peace-Burr Benham, nolled.
 Violosing the liquor law-Timothy J. Connor, continued to Jan. 24.
 Embezzlement-James F. Kelley, contin- ued to Jan. 24.
 Besmearing building with filthy sub- stance-Sophia Krietzer, continued to Jan- uary 26.
 Theft from person-Stephen Moran, James F. Kelley, discharged.
 Court Notes.
 The case against Edward R. Hubbard for procuring $15 from Nathan Easterbrook, jr., under false pretense was continued yester- day on motion of his counsel, ex-Judge Bly, denburgh He failed to procure $200 bonds and went to jaii.
 Robbed the Malls.
 Christian Green, who was arrested for selling stamps at half price, was yesterday be- fore United States Commissioner Wright on a charge of robbing the mails while in tran- sit in stealing letters belonging to the Atna Printing company containing stamps. He was held for examination on Saturday.
 How It Was Settled.
 The Hall- Brewer case, before Judge Phelps in Middletown yesterday. was nolled with the consent of the parties interested, each of the parties mixed up in the litigation agreeing to pay their own costs.
 Another Charge.
 Immediately on being discharged on the charge of theft from person, James F. Kel- ley was arrested on a charge of embezzling $10 from Robert Stevens, of Providence.
 one Fact Is worth column of rhetoric, said an Amer ican statesman. It is fact, established by the testimony of thousands of people, that