Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-21
THE COURT RECORD.
superior Court - Civil Side - Judge
 RObIuaOn.


 Horace WalI ex manager sf the New Haven, now Proctor's opera house, begun his suit against Dr. Paul Skin, ownsr and E. F. Proctor, lessee of the opera house, yestsrday afternoon. Mir. Wall rented the house of Dr. 6kif at annual rental Of ss,5o0 and afterwards sub-let the theater to the present manager for $5,5oo. It is claimed by Dr. Skin and Mesers. Proctor and Turner. that MT. Wall has no contract by which he rents the house, and moreover that there was no understanding be- tween Dr. SKiff and Mfr. Wall, by which the latter was to rent the opera house and then sub-let the place at . advanced rental of $s, ,0c0.
 J. P. Goodhart appeared for MT. Wall and filling Webb for Proctor Turner M Ter. pr ssiff was T.nkp kSps to MT. Goodhart's questions He testified that Mr Wall at first held the lease under condition that he Towards the close of last ssason Mir. Wall came to Dr. Skin to rent the house for MT Proctor for o0o year. Dr. Skin said he declined the proposition. MT all said that If Mir. Proctor got control Of the house he would be retained as resident M and psTs.p. Sss a'sses slrsss s sSs 1anss .1 s:sss year for he house. The letter was in the form of a contract, by the terms of which Dr. Skin was to take care of the exterior of the theater and also tho scenery ana proPertss d,ad waS a..sr sne Proctor did not propose to retain Mr. Wall as resi- dent manager, and whom the doctor discovered Mr. Soins %a Mss noshiSs Se Mr. of It then agreed that the rent thereafter should Jpon the crsss-exanin.ticn. Attorney acodhsrs Ws on suiy io isss in receipt for rent. It stated that the time was coming when Haven with profit to himself, and the doctor sx- pressed the hope that this might come to pass The case will be on trial st 10 o'clock this morn; ine After Dr. 6kiffs examination is concluded Msssrs Proctor Turner will testify and lastly ex Manager Wall will testify.
 AN INTERPRETING CASE FOR JUDGE RosINsoH's pEcrs- An interesting case will come before Judge Robinson in the Superior court for a dscsien this morning. Yesterday afternoon Attorney T. J. Fox made an application to Judge Rob- inson for hearing on habea. corpus case; Judge RSsnsSn set the ,Ss fSr % sS oo%s .a 9r May n the SsAn cs ss'S Scu: ssai aed in wisS where he obtained his whisiey In reply hsilly sS eIsw o4ss from on ms
 0.k and pSw s,sssss s. in morning as witness against Kelly. Kelly was - sE- Pickett Fss sa:a i:ausd ospss for hlSa h3sn' te e'1 NV Hsysn the si.s ess1s sh: Gesss esa Hn sefs1ls of ths mon:y Reilly s Attorney Fox new claims that Reilly was wrong. % shs whatever Reilly did he did through ignorance. He also that Reilly soa Reilly passed to the city attorney is claimed onsrs ons aatU Who had sps against Kelley ths lookup before the trial. Reilly claims he was told to give the city attorney tho book or else he would be locked up.
 THE ELKcTR1c LIGHT PLANT CASE. There was preliminary hearing in the injunc- ton case restraining the New Haven Electric com pany from further operating their plant on George on ts. a postponement of the hearing and 1t was granted. THE DERBY RAILROAD -THn STREET CROSSINGS AND
 THE DAMAGES.
 Captain Thomas O'Brien was substituted for Al derman S. s. Thompson on the committee of arbi- trators appointed to assess damages in the closing of streets by the terminus of the Derby railroad. snS Daniel BsiIey: Mr. Chase said his his property was caused Sy the closing of tho streets would reach S40oo. Representative of the Bailey estate claiT- ed that the damage to that property would reach City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
 Pickett.
 Jacob schwenk, violation of liquor law, nollsd;
  the peace against Jennie Streets, continued to May
 
 taro. theft Ss nns, S7.l2 costs.
 Court Notes.
 ELLA AND KATE.
 Ella Stevens and Kate Muldoon were charged with being drunk and disorderly in Kate's room on Orange street Monday night Ella got ten days and Kate thirty.
 HIS FAMILY's SUPPORT.
 Joseph Burke of l12 Monroe street, an employe at the rolling mill, was charged with non-support of his wife and three children. The continued to June 28.
 Pierre, south Dakota.
 Pierre, the capital of South Dakota, has . population of 4,0OO, ,three-fourths of which is composed of people under 35 years of age. They are full of enterprise and are making fortunes in real estate. The oity has grown ia the past year from place of 1 1000 people to its present size. Every train brings in eastern capital, which finds remunerative in- vestment, and new enterprises are constantly springing up.
 Died In North Madison. MT. John P. Hopson of North Madison ! died Saturday morning, in his seventy y-sixth 1 year. He never was sick day before he ] was taken with the disease, ssvSn weeks ago, 1 ~hfnh anunn6 hfa daakb EIa aauohh aovara 1