Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-22

CD Kingsley's Ecclesiastical Contributions. @ Immoralities not to be mentioned here, SHELDON B. THORPE. THE COURT RECORD.
 Superior Court - Civn Side Judge Robinson.
 The Connecticut Savings bank was defend-
 ant in suit begun yesterday afternoon.
 Last fall Michael Harrison wished to deposit $1, ,250 represented by q check signed by D. D. Stone on New York bank. He was in- formed that he could not deposit so large a sum in his own name, but could $750. Har- rison decided to deposit $750 in his own name and $500 in the name of his brother, Thomas Harrison. The check was sent to New York for collection and protested, as there was no money to the credit of the makers of the check. Michael meanwhile took his bank book to Ireland. At Dublin he secured from Consul McCasker. repre- senting the United States at that place, loan of $750 rendering the bank bank books ,,. as . security. Moousksr O. Connecticut Savings bank, but payment was refused on the ground that there were no funds deposited in Michael Harrison's name. Consul McClusker sues the bank for $750, laying damages at $1 ,000. George D. Watt rous appears for the plaintiff and ex Gov ernor Ingsrsoll represents the Connecticut Savings bank.
 Mrs. Jeannette Hawkes. secured divorce from James Hawkes., both of this city, on the grounds of habitusl intemperance and intol- erable cruelty.
 Henry s. Winship sues Sarah M. Winship for divorce. On a cross bill defendant al- leges intolerable cruelty and the divorce is granted to her, also the care of two minor children. The parties-both of whom live in New Haven-were married May 30, 1882.
 Receiver 8. A. Galpin of the New Haven Wire company brings application for an or der to settle with Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Go. of New York. The New York company claimed that wire rods valued at $l4,439 be- longed to them. There has been a friendly arrangement of the case by counsel, whereby the New York plaintiffs are to be paid $5, ,041 cash as preferred claim and for the remain der of She claims $9, 400, they arc to share
 with the other creditors in the dividends that may be declared. The application is made that Judge Robinson confirm the basis of settlement.
 City Court - Criminal Side - Judge ThOmpsoE.
 John Curran, breach of the peace against John Haffsy, $5 fine, $624 costs; Anton Doves and Joseph Wallace. breach of the peace against Luke Doyle, 30 days in jail and
 $4.19 costs each; Joseph A. Emery, burg- April term of the superior court; Augustus J. Blakeslee, violation of liquor law, con. , tinued to March "A; John Feeney, non-sup. port of wife, judgment suspended; Daniel Tanning, burglary against Samuel Goidblatt
 continued to March 20.
 Court Noses.
 HMHRY BOUND OVER. The burglary case against Joseph A. Emery was disposed of yesterday by his being bound over under $500 to the April
 term of the superior court. He was on the
 witness stand. but did not benefit his case. He said he was frequently invited to Days room. On the night in question he entered the room in Days absence, having found
 the door unlocked, and secreted himself
 under the bed, intending to frighten the former and return some of his jokes. He
 was taken 10 jail.
 MRS. RANsoM's CASE. Judgment for plaintiff to collect $16l dam
 agee and $6S costs has been given in the cas-,
 of Mary Ann Ransom against George Will.
 Hams for $205 damages. Both are coloret | and live on Webster street. Mrs. Ransom i, l m old woman. She claimed that she had
 loaned Williams the money with which tt | purchase house. This Williams denied anG | entered counter.clsim for board and rent EACH GOES TO JAIL. Anton Dawes and Joseph Wallace wer,
 tried for assault. The affsir happened or Congress avenue Wednesday night. Luke
 Doyle, the complainant, a machinist living al Al Dixwell avenue, said he was proceeding ur Congress avenue and when abreast of Rosi they obstruoted his way. He tried to turr
 into the street, but was prevented. It wal evident they were looking for fight or intend
 ed to rob him. They savsgely assaulted him. Officer MoGrath arrived and arrested ths | young toughs. Each was sent to jail fol
 thirty days and fined A. F costa. SUING TAILOR. Justice Gallagher yesterday tried the case
 of Mendel Rosniko against Gottfried Lehr the Grand avenue tailor. Rosniko claims | $7 wages for making coat. Lshr admitted that he owed Rosniko $1.50, but claimed that the plaintiff had had goods of him for the rest of the amount claimed. BUssE SETTLES.
 The suit of Frederick Schuetzler of Mil ford against Francis T. Busse of this city was settled yesterday. Schuetzler claimed | 800 balance due for operating Busse's farm in Wallingford during the summer of 1889 Busse has paid the full amount and costs oi
 the case.