Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-07-22

superior Court-Oivil SID e-Judge Prem

Superior COurt-Civil SID e-Judgo Fron
tice.
Judge 8. o. Prentice hea,rd the arguments
the injunction on the friction eieo'
trio car Saturday. The Hartford company
alleges that it contracted to test that car for
thirty days under the supervision OF the Ma
chine company, but that when the car came
here along came some of the United States
Machine company's men to run It. To this
the Hartford company objected, saying that
il should be allowed by the terms of the con-
tract to run the car itself, that the Machine
company might supervise the matter, but
this supervision didn't signify that the test
was to be made by the Mo chine company.
CORPORATION Counsel Townsend declared
that the United States Machine company was
to. haVe full supervision of the car, was to
run 1t and show how the batteries worked,
and then. II satisfied, the Hartford company
was to buy the car for 81, 500.
The whole case hinges on the interpreta-
ton of the word Supervision" The hear
ing was continued to 10 O'Clock Tomorrow
morning
CITY Court - Criminal Side - Judge
Pickett.
Reform school complaint-Tracy Reese,
SO. 95 costs.
Non-support of wife-Thomas Ross, con-
tinued to July 30; Thomas ]. Stanford, con.
tinued to July %.
Breach of the peace--Malaohi O'Donneli,
continued to July %; Thomas Degan' 80 hne'
SC. "a costs; John Lynch, discharged.
Thoft-Harry E. Bailey, bound over to the
October term of the Superior court; John
McCurry, bound over to the October term OF
the Superior court; David Newarsky, bond
| called.
violotion of city ordinance John 81.
Myers, nolled.
Assault with intent to kill -Genero Terri
BILE, S25 fine, 9 months in Jail, $18.76 costs.
| Carving concealed ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Guerreggiante, $25 fine, $1s.76 costs, 2
months in Jail.
Courx Notes.
The United States case against John E
Bassett, charged with aiding Charles w.
Palmer in defrauding the Mechanics bank
came up for hearing before United States
Commissioner Wright Saturday afternoon
and was continued to August II.
| Justice Kinks Court.
Before Justice link and jury In Bran
ford the civil case of Michael Collins against
David WEIGH has been tried. Collinl
sued Welch for $54 for services rendered
during Mrs Weloh's fatal illness. The jur,
awarded the plaintiff s15 and the costs of tn
case.
John II. Meyers, formerly steward for tn
colored Republican Social club. was tried II
tho city court Saturday for keeping and run
l ming pool table which had not been licens
| 3D. A license only costs fifty cents. tn,
case was continued, to give Meyers an oppor
tunity to take out a license, II he does SO, thu
case will be nolled.
Took His Daughters Money.
John McCurry, man of fifty, was bount
over to the Superior court by Judge Pickett
Saturday, for stealing $3.50 of his daughter
hard-ear savings. He got beastly drunl
| on the money. He had squandered all blu
500.
| Bailey Pleads Guilty.
Harry E. Bailey, assistant bookkeeper TO
N. Seward & Sons on Bristol street, who wa
charged with stealing from the safe belonging
to his employers bills amounting to $3.50
coins worth s22. 97. postage stamps to the
valtie of $2.44, nickel plated watch, a pail
| of bracelets and earrings and gold ring
pleaded guilty in the city court Saturday
morning. Judge Pickett Immediately bound
him over to the October term of the Superior
court under $500, which were furnished by
Lucius P. Sperry, the mason, builder and
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