Morning journal and courier., 1891-09-14
THE COURT RECORD.
City Court t- Criminal Sfde-Iudr
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Sfudley.
 William B. Klbride, violation of liouor law, to September 15; William Crowley, same, nolled; same, same, same; Francis Crowley, same, two cases, same; Patrick Daley, same, same; John McGowan, same, same; James P. Kelly, same, same; Jack Holly, same, same; Dominick Gaetano. Patrick Greene, reform school complaint, to October 1; Bernard w. Cook, same, same; James Breslin, breach of peace against Peter McCarthy, to October 13, ,nisi; Benjamin Sloan, non support, to October e3; David Rosenthal, attempted burglary, nolled; James Nagle, non-support, to Sep tember IA; Hermann Kunst, breach of peace against Margaret Kunst, $25 fine, $7.06 costs; Charles Blakeslee, theft from J. Rathberger, to September IA; William Driscoll, same, same; Emily Wheeler, night walking, judgment suspended; Frank McNamee, theft from Isaac Muffs, dis charged.
 Court Notes.
 Paul Russo pleaded justice case Satur- day for Pasquale Rosineo, and won it. The suit was for $1O0 lent to Michele Valen- tine. It was a suit in which horse has been attached for the amount. Judgment was rendered for the full amount with costs. Valentine has appealed. -- The hearing before the county commis- sioners about the proposed planting of telephone poles in Wall street at Church, Temple and College streets, which was to take place Saturday morning, has been continued until next Thursday. Ex-Judge William Stoddard says that his brother, ex-Judge Henry Stoddard, will be home from Europe about September 22. It is expected that something will be done with the quo warranto cases immediately upon his return.
 SUES FOR DIVORCE. John H. Austin who resides at the corner of Orange and Grove street has brought proceedings for absolute divorce against his wife, Emily Austin. Into1er- able cruelty is one of the counts in the writ. The writ is returnable in the su- perior court on the first Tuesday in October.
 A short time ago, as MT. Austin alleges, he discovered his wife in company of an official of another county under condi- tions which were not given to increase his uappluoss. Oluco tuat tAIuo LuatGoIs nave 1 been growing steadily worse until Satur- | day when upon the advice of his counsel, | Attorney P. w. Chase, the divorce pro | ceedings were instituted.
 l It is also understood that MT. Austin will bring suits against several men of prominence for damages for the alleged alienation of his wifes affections. The l wife denies the allegations made by he1 husband.
 SUPREME COURT DECISIONS. The supreme court of errors in session al Hartford handed down two decisions o1 local interest. In the case of Henry Far rell vs. the Winchester avenue road, il was decided that the injunction should bt granted, and in Fred M. Mallory vs. Nal lory, Wheeler & Co.,, the decision was tha there was no error in the judgment of the | lower court. The first case, it will be re membered, was in reality to discover whether the Winchester avenue road could use the overhead electric system as means of propulsion. The court advise
 that the injunction asked for be granted
 and unless the company petitions the legis lature to amend their charter they canno
 use the trolley system. George w. Robin
 son and William Trumbull appeared fo
 Farrell, and Judge Sheldon and Talcot
 H. Russell for the defendants
 Fred Nj. Mallory brought suit agains
 Mallory, Wheeler & Co. for back salar.
 due him while he was president of tn
 corporation. The company alleged bat management, and in the superior cour
 filed demurrer to the plaintiffs declara
 ton. The demurrer was sustained an'
 Mallory appealed. The supreme cour
 decision confirms that of the superio
 court and Mallory must pay the costs 0
 the action. Stoddard & Bristol for plain tiff and filling, Webb and Warehouse fo : the company. Chief Justice Andrew req the decision in the Farrell case and Judg Carpenter in the other