Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-02
THE COURT RECORD.
City Court Criminal Side Judge
 Pickett.

Peter Crow, breach of peace against John Hussey, 31 days in jail; Dominick J. Sullivan, breach of peace against John c. | Kusler, 3 months in jail; same, resistance
 to Officer John o. Dippold, $25 fine, $S.S .Ss | costs; same, drunkenness, 30 days in jail; | Thomas Reyes, reform school complaint, l continued to October 6; Mamie Conroy, | industrial school complaint, continued to
 October 6; Walter Dewing, assault with | intent to kill, bound over to superior | court; Joseph Frelich, reform school con- plaint, nolled on payment of $3 53 | costs; Alexander Gardner, non-sup-
 port of wife and children,
 continued to October 6; Henry W. | Magg, breach of the peace against Peter McNamara, continued to October 8; John Pickworth, non-support of wife and chil-
 dren, nolled; Joel Slipsky, non-support of Alice Scott, industrial school complaint,
 nolled; Patrick Green, reform school com print, nolled on payment of $4 LAO costs: | Robert Blaunt, reform school complaint, committed to reform school until twenty | one years of age; William Foley, re- form school complaint, continued to Oc-
 tober 31; Bernard w. Cook, reform school complaint, nolled on payment of $3 costs;
 James Lyons, vagrancy, nolled; Joseph Adley, violation of liquor law, bond called;
 Pasquale Femino, violation of liquor law, | continued to October 15; Michael McKen-
 na, breach of the peace, $1O fine; same,
 drunkenness, $1O fine, $6.77 costs.
 Court Notes.
 The counsel in the quo warranto suits have agreed to go to the supreme court di- rect for an adjudication of the questions raised on the record. The court sits at Hartford the third Tuesday in this month, which will be the 20th, and it is probable that decision may be reached on that date
 In the probate court yesterday after noon application was made for the appoint ment of 8 trustee on the insolvent estate of Fred Doab of North Haven, and next Mon- day at 10 o'clock was appointed for the hearing.
 Property belonging to E. W. Ufford of Winchester avenue was yesterday attach ed in suit brought by 0. W. Blakeslee & Sons to recover for some grading done for Ufford, which the latter claims was not up to the contract, and for which he re- fuses to pay.
 The case or d. h. turney against Emanuel Palinde occupied the attention of Justice Kleiner yesterday. The suit is brought by durney, who is New Canaan l horticulturist, to recover $15 which he claims Palinde owes him for shrubs. The I defendant claims that as he never received the shrubs and countermanded his order | for them he cannot be held liable: Attor- | ney Cooley appeared for the plaintiff and | Attorney Bushnell of Fair Haven for the | defendant. Although the case involved a | very small sum of money, there were a | multitude of law points raised by both | sides, Justice K1einer was kept busy throughout the case deciding the legal l technicalities which arose.
 Attorney Fox, counsel for the firm of L. l W. Windham & Bro., the Crown street | grooers, has succeeded in effeeting a set 1 clement of the case brought against them | by the government for violating the inter- | nal revenue laws, as the violation was only I a technical one, there being no intention | on the part of the firm to defraud the gov 1 ernment.
 In consequence of the death of Peter | McNamara at his home, 119 Ashmun, from | injuries received at the hands of Henry W. Magg during friendly scuffle between | the two men in saloon on Foote street l last July, Magg will have to answer to the charge of manslaughter. Attorney Fox. representing the family of the deceased, instituted civil proceedings yesterday against Magg to recover $5,000 damages for McNamara's death.
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