Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1890-10-29
THE COURT RECORD.


The supreme court convened in Bridgeport yes
terday. The cases from this county which will
be argued are: Old cases-Jay q. Hart vs.. Thomas
P. Herman ct al, appeal by plaintiff. B. Shonin-
ger & Co. VS.. Frederick o. Peabody, reservation.
Cornelia A. Buel's appeal from probate, reserva-
ton.
New cases-James L. McCaskin, Townsend &
Watrous VS.. the Connecticut Savings bank, In
gersoll; appeal by plaintiff. Irene M. Bucking-
hams appeal from probate; appeal by appellant.
Peter J. McNerney, BY denburgh, Arvine; motion
for new trial by defendant Roger s. Austin,
peal by defendant. Hugh DALEY ct al, Aiiing s
ven ct ais. Townsend & Watrous, HIT. Blake for
Samuel r. Davis vs.. the town OF Seymour; ap-
peal by plaintiff. Pasquale Logipdice vs. Edward
Cannon; reservation. james Terry vs. Rollin D.
eas e. q a sty n New
will probably be on to-day.
City Court Criminal Side - Judge
pickle EFT.
Guissieppe Burro, discharging firearms in the
city limits, 81 fine, $5.4s costs; Mary Stapleton,
Union street, IS fine and $7.SS costs; Samuel
Horton of Ferry street, breach of peace and as
sault on Mrs Margaret Holden. discharged;
Johanna Ebell $2 fine, 1924 costs; George Walk
er, son of William J. Walker, reform school com
l, U
AZ Webster street, selling liquor without a IL
cense, discharged; same, Keeping place where
liquors reported to be sold, SIS fine. appealed
Court Notes.
BROTHERS AT Law.
The city driving park yesterday attached
for 600 by John G. Hubinger in a suit against
his two younger brothers, Nicholas W. and 10.
seph E. Hubinger of this city. The suit is the
outcome Of the long talked of sale of the starch
factory in this city to John c. Hubinger of Keo.
kuk, Ill. When the sale was agreed to by the
younger brothers John c. Hubinger paid them
81, 900 to bind the bargain. The contract was
then made and the purchasers, representing 'the
j. G. Hubinger company agreed to pay 800, 0Ol
on September 10, to make a second payment Of
800 sixty days from the date Of the first pay
the balance in ten years. The contract further
stipulated that if any payment was not made
due the properly would revert to Nicholas W
and Joseph =. Hubinger. At the expiration Of
the first sixty days payment of $ss 90 was mads
Originally paid, left $4,000 o'n still p due due
On Saturday, October 10, the two brothers wen
to Keokuk to bring suit for the recovery of thei
property according to agreement. Soon aftel
John G. Hubinger came to New Haven to com
plete the contract. There was no one here to pay
and he acc9rdingly brought suit to compel tn 2
damages
BEFORE JUSTICES.
The suit of W. A. Wright vs. Solomon Mead t,
recover $sO33 for injury to scow in Mill rive
has been decided by Justice Mix in favor of tn
plaintiff to recover damages.
Justice Pond has decided the case Of Johl
O'Gorman vs.. Ernest E. Moeller and wife in favo
of The plaintiff to recover bill of Sits less
deduction of 81. 30for 100 feet of lumber which
had not been shown was used in the fence owe
which the suit was brought.
Reception to General Merwin at Nor
| walk.
NoRwALK, Oct. 28.-Ex- Senator Ebene
zer J. Hill gave reception in honor o
| General Samuel E. Merwin of New Haven
republican candidate for governor, ant
Hon. E. Stevens Henry Of Rockville. nomi
residence in Norwalk. Fully 200 promi