Morning journal and courier., 1889-01-19
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superior Court Civil Side Judge
 Andrews.

THR OOURT RECORD. Superior Court Civil Side = Judge
 Andrews. There were many in court yesterday morn ing expecting news in the Trowbridge divorce case. The attoInies in the case were present, but nothing of interest was done. Prof. Platt said he would have the specifications that the defendants counsel, Mr. Doolittle, asked for ready by Monday, and then the latter could have them. The $500 allowance which the court ordered the plaintiff to pay the defendant, has been paid. The case will not come before jury, as the legislature sometime ago passed law ordering all such cases to be tried before judge.
 Divorces.
 Rosina Wentworth, of Woodbridge, was divorced from Ranville Wentworth on the ground of desertion. They were married January 25, 1878. The custody of one child was awarded the plaintiff. Hobart L. Hotch- kiss was her attorney.
 Edwin B: Butler of Meriden applied for a decree of divorce from Sarah o. Butler, now of Bridgeport, for assertion. They were married on February 4, 1873. The decree was issued. The plaintiff was given the cus- tody of one child.
 Mann vg. ROthchfld.
 In the case of Charles Mann vs. Louis Rothchild ex-Judge Henry Stoddard moved that certain parts of the answer of the de- fendant's counsel, Mr. Doolittle, be stricken out. His honor took the papers in the case and reserved his decision.
 The Demurrer Sustained.
 Attorney Terry of Waterbury filed 8 de- murrer in the case of Benedict ct al. vs. Chase ct. al. General Stephen Kellogg ap. peared in opposition. The demurrer was argued before Judge Andrews. The case grew out of an application of Charles Rene dict, administrator, and number of heirs in the settlement of the Mitchell, Vance d Go. estate, after the time for paying claims had expired, charged up to the whole estate General Kellogg's application was sustain ed and the demurrer filed by Mir. Terry over ruled. The case will be taken to the Su- preme court.
 Court ofCommon PIeas-CrimInal Side Judge Deming.
 The alderman case was not finished las night. MT. Alderman himself was on the stand yesterday, and the States attorney did not find it an easy thing to cross exam 5e14O Russia from the woman, who now claims te be his first wife still. During the day Rabb Bailey testified that rabbi in Russia could marry and divorce people accorging to thu law. A Russian woman, in whose family Alderman has lived since he came to New Haven, testified that when Mrs. Alderman came to her house she said her husband had O har huk oto tad fo oor ry him again.
 Bar Meeting. At the regular bar meeting held in thu Court of Common Pleas yesterday afternoon committee, consisting of Attorneys Bush Webb, Gager, Ely and Fay of Meriden, wal appointed to consider the advisability o changing the system now in vogue of having five terms of court year, and adopt the Su. perior court method of having one continu ous term with short calendar sessions. Int committee will consider the question and re port two weeks from to-day.
 By Default.
 Judgment by default was given by Judge Studley in the civil Common Pleas yesterday to Lyman H. Bassett of Hamden, to collect $266. 6.se from Rev. David D. Bishop of Chesh. ire, for money loaned on notes.
 City Court Criminal Side -.Judss
 ThompsOn.
 Negiecting children-Horatio H. Lane bond of S105 or 60 days in jail.
 Breach of the peace-Mority Quinto, con tinued to Jan. 22; Rachael Quinto, continued to Jan. 22; Edward Kirby, judgment sus' pended; drunkenness, $3 fine, $6.24 costs John F. Smith, $7 fine; drunkenness, ,$7 fine $7.06 costs; Graziano Gervasia, judgment suspended.
 Theft-John Croniu, $7 fine, drunkenness $3 fine, $6. .24 costs.
 Vagrancy-John Golden, judgment sus pended.
 Injury to building-George Hochberg, con tinued to Jan. g.
 Fast driving-Edward Russell, nolled o1 payment of $5.42 costs.
 Court Notes. On motion of Attorney Blydenburg, coun sel for the three claiIvoyants, Mary J Wright, Jeanette J. Clark and Isabella Had ing, who were recently arrested for forum telling, Judge Thompson continued the case | until Tuesday next. City Attorney Daile to convict and he wanted no delay. com promise was finally arranged. Just Married. Horatio H. Lane, the labor agitator, no' agent in this city for the Bridgeport Thre Dollar Pants company, was before the coul yesterday for non-support of his two litt boys, aged and 8 years, who are at tt { county home. Lane has already served | days for the same offence. He told the coul he would hereafter support them, and sai his income was now as agent of the pant | company $6 week. He then announce that the evening before he had second tim although 46 years old, bee ome bridegroom He asserted that he had taken care of h | children as far as his means would permi He was defended by Attorney Ullman. ! leaked out that he had married Miss Sara Hewitt, assistant matron at the count home. Both City Attorney Daley and Judi Thompson made scathing remarks of failure to support his children and said l was an able bodied man who ought to SUI port several persons. Lane's wife was burr ed to death in the summer of 1886, at h. home corner of Wooster and Union street her dress catching fire while starting fl with kerosene. The court yesterday ordere him to give 8 bond of $105 for their suppo at the county homo for six months or he e go to jail for 60 days. Attorney Ullms l wished to appeal the case and bonds we placed at $130 on the appeal and at $105 f the support ot the children during the pen ing of the case. Frederick A. Lane of No. Howard avenue become his surety.
 Visited New Haven.
 Mayor Bayor Barker of Providence f