Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-22

supreme Court OF Errors-Chief In
llco Anarewg.

supreme Court OF Krrors-Chief Jus
tlce Andrews.
Judge Carpenter, Judge Loomis, Judge
Fem and Judge Torrance were present when
the court opened at 10 O'Clock yesterday
morning. Judge Fem took the place OF
Judge Seymour. Judge Torrance takes the
place of Judge Pardee. Fairfield county
cases were considered first. In that OF Har-
riet A. Birdsall vs. Elonzo 8. Wheeler. In
volving $14, 900, there 10 large array OF at
torneys; 81. s. Sanford, w. K. Seeley and
Stiles Judson, jr., for the plaintiff, and
Stoddard, Bishop & Haviland, samuel res
sudden and r. E. DsForest for the defend
Thomas O. Benedict of Danbury. the de,
fendant, appeals from Judgment OF 81. 900
IN favor of his wife, Frances O. Benedict,
in her suit for . divorce.
! The frat New Haven case was that of
Louis E. Ryder W. George R: Cooley. This
Il suit for 5000 before the court on the
plaintiffs appeal.
The case which occupied most of the after
noon was that of Nathan A. Baldwin ct 81.
W. George w. Miles ct al on the defendant's
appeal. This is the noted Milford fish oil
case which resulted in Q decision for the
plaintiffs by Judge Phelps. 5
United states District Court-Judge
Shipman. rtt..... .a
Judge shipman of the United States court
for the district of Connecticut has filed an
opinion in the case of John F. Wollensak Of
Chicago W. Sargent & Co. of New Haven.
This was an action for an alleged infringe-
ment Of the transom lifters. There is also
an action concerning improved skylight lift
ers. Judge Shipman has dismissed the first
case on the ground of no infringement, and
orders decree for an injunction against the
infringement of Q device for carrying the
spring locking bolt in combination with
6xed guide bar.
Court or Common Pleas-Civil Side
Judge Deming.
The legal fight Of Mrs. Mary O. Lucas Of
Burlington, N. j., for the possession of lit
tie Ella z. Turner, her ten year old daugh-
ter, who IL now In the possession of her
grandmother, Mrs. James Corsair of No. II
Mill River street, was brought up yesterday.
The case was not finished.
City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
Pickett.
John Gray, theft from Il. Goldbaum, 81
and 1924 costs; Arthur Swanson, begging,
60 days in Jail and 81 06 costs; same, drunk,
81; Michael E. Burns, non support of wife,
discharged for want of jurisdiction; same,
drunk, continued to January 81; James
ruary 4; Timothy O'Brien, breach of peace,
same; Annie @. Murray, violation Of the
Sunday liquor law, continued to January %;
Michael Moran, violation of the Sunday seo-
ular law. 81; same, drunk, IS and $7.44
costs; Patrick O'Neil, theft, continued to
January %; James O'Neil, theft, same; VIII
liam P. Quinn, playing policy, continued to
February A; George r. Coz, keeping policy
offices. discharged; Edward Quigley. same.
$40 and So "a costs; Robert Schlsgel, same,
continued to January %; David Levi, same,
same; Daniel Herr, same, $40 and $7.76 costs;
Albert B. Bristol, same, continued to Jan.
nary %; James Leonard, playing policy, dis.
charged; William J. Pattison, same, discharg-
cd; James F. Kelley, same, two cases and
assisting In playing policy, continued to
January %.
.sia.. Court Notes. .-
Michael Moran, q milk peddler who lives
on Bassett street, was fined 81 for violating
the Sunday secular law by selling milk after
the prescribed hour and IS for drunkenness.
The Policy Cases.
The policy cases were tried yesterday.
Edward Quigley of 112 Crown street was
proved guilty of keeping policy Office, and
Is II wac his fourth offense was fined $50.
In raid on the place at rs Wallace street
Daniel Herr, a young man of less than 20,
was found with his pocket full of policy
slips. He told that he was hired by Albert
| O. Bristol as o writer for SO week. Bristol
and two men, James leonard and William
]. Pattison, were found in the place. Bristol
was Hned $40 for his second offense and
Herr was fined 500, IL being his first
The other two were discharged. George F.
Cox OF 146 Grown street, who was recently
aned for keeping policy shop, was tried
but discharged. William P. Quinn ant
James f. Kelly, three cases, charged will
playing, and Robert Schlagel aud David
Levi. charged with keeping, were continued
until to-day.
Quigley. Bristol and Herr appealed thsi'
cases under bonds furnished by William Du
gan of 40 York street.
Charged with Theft.
Patrick and James O'Neil were in. cour
yesterday morning on charge of theft at Johr
w. loves drug store, corner of Park and
South streets, some weeks ago. The articles
stolen were $75 worth Of cigars and SCI
worth Of plush boxes, etc. Their cases wer,
continued under $25 bonds each until Jsnus
~ 20.
The schonborGsr Case.
A hearing will soon be had on the bill Of
interplsader In the Sohonberger case, which Il
to determine to whom the goods now In
the possession OF Chief Boilmann, and
taken from the person of Shconberger wher
he was arrested for securing q suit of clothes
under false pretenses from Leigh & Prindle
belong.
| Personal Roosinss,