Morning journal and courier., 1890-02-22
THE COURT RECORD.

Unlte0 states D1strict court The term calendar for the United States district court, which opens Tuesday, Febru- ary 25, in this city, with Judge Shipmsn upon the bench, is as follows:
 CRIMINAL CASES.
 United States vs. Thomas F Pllnkett.
 United States vs. Antonio Pasqurello
 United States vs. Daniel Lyxsght
 United States vs. Henry O. Newton.
 NEW cAsEs.
 United States vs Charles PallIssr.
 United statss vs. Peter Lambert. United States vs. Wells A. Lawton.
 CIVIL CASES. Hosace as1pIn M & Co vs ,.a, John sad,Ss.. Ksisss;
 First National bank of Meriden vs D. P. Wood A. n Miller vs Charles B. Bradley.
 Gornella A. Mellet ys same.
 Es.nI ": Mi5 V: iE.glss, Lock company: ~. Teyers Henderer ys. The America and The Nile In re. The Joshua Bedell.
 Petition of owners for limitation of liability. oneco Manufacturing company vs The Acushnet. Thames Ferry company vs. Samuel B. Hubbard. Superior Court - CIVIL Side - Judge
 - Prentice.
 Divorces granted yesterday were: John l.. Jones of Waterbury from Frances A. Jones of Litoh6eld. Ground desertion. Married February IS, 1880. Mary Gsrmes of Derby from John Garmes of Derby. Ground habit. ual intempsrance. Married August 31, 1881. Custody of two minor children awarded plaintiff. Belvidere F.. Little of Holland from Norman P. Little, Ground intolerable cruelty, $500 alimony granted.
 Lawyer George A. Fay of Meriden and Lawyer Root of Waterbury, were appointed members of the county bar committee on the examination of candidates for admission.
 Judgment of foreclosure was granted to Wooster Ensign in his suit against Joseph S8,000. The property is situated on West Chspel street. .s,.- ... Judge Prentice reserved discision in the case of the State against the town of Bran- ford. Harrison & .Zacher for the plaintiff explained the attitude of the railroad oom- pany in obeyinR the order of the railroad commissioners. By the order three of the erection of a bridge about 500 feet west of tion of two short pieces of highwsy, two other roads would be taken across this bridge. The railroad company had built the bridge and the highway connection on the north side. The selectmen were required to build one highway connection, to carry these roads over the new bridge and pay the company q ,500, but they had neglected to fulfill their part of the contract. Court or Common PIeas-Civil Side
 Judge Studley.
 Judge Studley rendered decision for 494.45 in favor of William R. Paddy, against James T. Harry for wages due.
 Probate Court-Jud9o Robertson. Edmund Zsoher and Peter McQusid wore yesterday appointed commissioners of the estate of Charles Langley, the insolvsnt builder.
 Probate Court - Insolvens Estate of
 Charles E. Langley.
 Peter McQuaid and Edmund zacher were appointed commissioners on the insolvent estate of Charles E. Langley, the builder, by Judge Robertson in the probate court yester- day morning. The total indebtedness of the estate Is between 1000 and $8, 1000, and the assets are small. filling & Webb represent creditors to the amount of about $4, ,O00; Attorney Penney, Lawyer Fox and Attorney George A. Tyler also represent claimants against tho estate. O. W. Clark & Son have . bill for $280 for states fnrnished Langley for the new building of the Sacret Heart church. A number of Langleyis former workmen are among the creditors. Their bills are for wages.
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