Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-26
THE COURT RECOfxD.

Superior Court - Civil Side Judge
 Andrews.
 Joseph Broschart is not satisfied with the verdict he got in the Superior court to recoy- CT $700 of Squire Henry Futile of Handen on account of careless driving by the latter which resulted in the death of the mare "Belle of Putney," valued at $2, 300. Yes- terday Attorney Zacher, one of the attorneys for MT. Broschart, appeared before Judge Andrews and gave notice that his client would avail himself of the statutory provision and move that the court treble the verdict of the jury. The statutes on this point read as follows:
 Section 26s9-when the drivers of any vehicles for the conveyance of persons shall meet each other and slacEen his pace SO as to give hat the traveled path if practicable and fair and equal opportu- tG in which such violation occurs and to pay the injured Section a.69o-Every driver of such vehicle who sda by neglecting to conform to the preceding sec owner any other person in it. or the property of any person, or drive against any vehicle tray horses or other property of any person shall pay to shsl if the Injury is done designsdly forfeit State not more than $10o and the owner or such the damages provided in this and the preceding ton, to be recovered by writ of acri facias The motion will be argued Friday as the defendants counsel were not ready to meet 1t. BIvorces. Judge Andrews yesterday divorced Ltllie M Bogart from John N. Bogart on the ground of intolerable cruelty. They were married in 1881.
 Julia E. Lawrence of this city was granted divorce from Arthur Lawrence on account of desertion. They were married in 1882. Ex-Judge Blydenburgh appeared for John A. Hall of this city, who wants legal separa- ton from his wife, Mary J., now of New York, on the ground of cruelty. His honor reserved his decision until further testimony was submitted in the case. may be Settled. The case of Dr. M. A. Cremin vs Assessor Thomas K. Dunn wiE probably be settled. It is suit to recover damages made by defen- dant and published in a certain paper. Bar Meeting. At the bar meeting yesterday the following cases were assigned:
 Monday, January 2s.George " Shelton vs Pat
 Tuesday, January sa.aB. Edwards Fiskea vg Piatt for defendant and D. W, Tuttle as trustee:
 Barr for pa1 ns rsS -~- F~~~~~f ". W. Munsell & Co. ys; c. B. Foster. Wright w. Munsel ys: g.J. Brothers. Wright 6 W. W. Munsell vs. Q. L. Fitch Wright 6 Hotehkiss for the plaintiff and Matthswman for de Thursday, January si:-Daniel Rowe ys. Rev. Pat rick Mulholiand. 0. J. Futile for plaintiff and Fox Friday. Feb: fly Eager ys, Joseph Netteton. G for pan ats case s Aabe Ely for de fendant.
 cffss; JscfsSss;. igR Root for paint Webster @ oNeI for defendant.
 asat ss a h'Friman Tor piA'n'h' F. > Fay for d'f'n JURY CASES.
 Tuesday Jan ssTSwn s, ;ar ef Orange ys & Charles Philip Goodhars vs James H. Vest Arvine for
 William B. Catlin vs. William Crowley. Hamil- ton for plaintiff. Fox for & defendant ,,.. uo..,. for plaintiff, Pgott. Pardee & Ingerson for defen- Caey Court Criminal Side Judge
 Pickett. Breach of the peace-Arthur Lowe against Charles Hyde, $2 fine, $3.37 costs; Charles Hyde against Arthur Lowe, $3 fine, $3.37 costs; Joseph Davey, continued to January 26; Moritz Quinto against her husband, $5 fine, SC. 57 costs in each case.
 Obstructing sidewalk-Mendel 6 Freed man, continued to January 30.
 Vagrancy-John Clark, 30 days in jail.
 Violation Sunday liquor law-Conrad volhardt $50 fine, $17.06 costs; Kate Wrinp, $50 fine, $17.06 costs.
 Couxs Notes.
 The charge of obstructing the sidewalk aoa;,,st MendaJ & Treodynau ,vo. ,..4....a