Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-16

A civil suit brought by Benjamin L.Egel of 869 Grand avenue against F. B. Root of 43 William street for damages for assault has been decided by Justice Isaac Wolf, who awards $20 damages to the plaintiff. One hundred dollars was asked. A divorce has been granted Richard Ma guire, formerly of the dry goods firm of Mcintyre, Mcguire & Co.,, from Mary E. Maguire. The court also gives the chill dren over to the custody of the father. | The case against Frank Miller, who was arrested for stealing CoURIERs, was nolled | in the city court yesterday morning on | payment of $282 costs.
 | Wolff Levi, a former constable of this | city, has been sued for $500 for islander by Abraham Goldenstein, who keeps meat market at 112 Congress avenue. | Last Sunday Constable Joseph Warren l and Fred Bissell, armed with warrants, | searched the premises of Abraham Golden blum for liquor. They didn't find drop | or anything to point to the fact that Mir. | Goldenblum was engaged in selling liquor l without license.
 MT. Goldenblum was highly indignant at this procedure, and began looking about | for the man who caused the search warrant to be issued by Prosecuting Agent Niles. He found strong proof that Woolf Levi 1 brought civil suit for islander against him, the papers being served by Deputy Sheriff McGann. Clerk Bishop of the city l court furnished 8 $500 bond for him. STATEMENT FROM WOLF LEVY. l To the Editor of the JOURNAL AND COURIER: l Will you kindly gay for me that the | Io Inn. ir, stating that was about to be taken to
 jail in civil suit instituted against me by Abraham Goldenblum. All there is to it is that Deputy Sheriff McGann read the | writ to me and as soon as that was done asked MT. Bishop to go my bondsman, l which he did. As regards the alleged islander I refute it by simply saying I never used Goldenblum's name to my cer- tain knowledge WOLF LEVY. l Long May RIe Wave. l The New Haven Journal, October il, says:
 ! One of the attractive turnouts at the Danbury fair Was a n-hand team of horses with bang tails, hitched to very stylish drag. The owner, Isaac Ives of Danbury, who handled the reins, showed
 his dexterous driving among the many ! teams at the fair ground. Among the
 many guests of MT. Ives were Colonel
 Tracy Warren of Bridgeport, J James Bristol
 and F. L. Newton of New Haven.
 On Wednesday MT. Ives was at the fair l with 8 four-in-hand team of handsome
 black horses with long tails. This team
 was recently purchased by MT. Ives of E.
 E. Bristol of New Haven.
 Mr. Ives was out each day for three days
 of the fair with separate set of 'ffour-in-
 hand" horses, and with separate party of
 guests each day.
 Saturday he had the honor to entertain
 @ distinguished party of the following
 notables from New York: George T.
 Putney, Esq, who handled the ribbons, of
 Messrs. Green 6 Putney, proprietors of
 the Hotel Metropole; Hon. John Hess,
 Esq, subway commissioner; R. J. Dean,
 Esq, of Dean's Public stores; James M.
 Bell, Esq, and L. B. Enos, Esq
 It is safe to say that brighter or jollier
 load, loaded with better or. finer "spirits"
 it would be hard to find Many returns
 of the happy day. As matter of record,
 ever since our Danbury fair has been in
 existence, Mr. Ives has attended annually
 with "four-in-hand," and many are the
 loads of gay and festive guests (both ladies
 and gentlemen) that have during all these
 twenty three years enjoyed and appreciat-
 ed his hospitality and stylish turnouts.
 ''So say we all of us." "Long may he | wave."-Danbury News.