Morning journal and courier., 1891-02-07
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court - Civil Side - Jud;

Superior Court - Civil Side Judge
 Hall.
 The suit of Thomas Flood representing | the International Cigarmakers' union, against M. Kahn & Son, for the violation l of an injunction against the use of coun- forfeited union labels, was heard yester- day. The injunction was granted in June, 1888. 0. Holhna, who kept a saloon at 134 Starr street, testified that last October he bought two boxes of cigars from M. Kahn & Son, through their agent, MT. Metzger. Metzger showed him the labels on the boxes, which seemed to him to be union labels. Charles Beckner of New York issues all the genuine union labels. He testified that the factory where these cigars were made is not union shop. The defendants claimed they used the counterfeit label unwillingly. Judge Hall decided that while the cigars sold by M. Kahn & Son were fraudulently labeled, he would not infict any penalty of contempt of the previous injunction, as he believed MT. Kahn's statement that he did not know the labels were counterfeit. Judgment for foreclosure in the suit of John w. Merwin of Merwin's Point against Stanley Rood and others, on two notes of 5000 and $1,00O, was granted | and the time for redemption was fixed | at March for Mir. Rood and March 16 | for the other parties, who are the J. Gibb | Smith & Go. and MT. Ford. The mort gagas hold by Mr. Merwin are on the Hotel Pembroke at Merwin's Point, which was formerly run by MT. Rood.
 Divorces granted were: Bessie Chamber | lain of 155 East Water street from Charles | A. Chamberlain. Cause, desertion. They l were married in 1883, and Mir. Chamber ! lain deserted his wife two years after their ! marriage. She resumed her maiden name, Bessie Flynn.
 Mary Ann Allen of South Quinnipiac street from Sedgwick M. Allen. Cause, adultery. They were married in 1875. The custody of three minor children was awarded to the petitioner.
 Court of Common Pleas-Civil Side Judge Dem1ng.
 Arguments in the habeas corpus pro ceedings for the release from jail of David Yudkins, former Ansonia clothing deal 1 CT, were heard yesterday. Judge Deming | decided that Justice Holden of Ansonia was not proper magistrate to commit Yudkins to jail, but that Yudkins must re-
 main in jail until the April session of the supreme court, to which the case has been | appealed. The arguments occupied the | greater part of the afternoon.
 Judge Studley non-suited the case of
 Edwin L. Bennett and wife against Joseph E. Cameron, for islander, yesterday after
 noon. Judgment was given for plaintiff
 by default two weeks ago. Cameron asked
 for reopening, which was granted ol
 condition that he pay costs to plaintiff.
 He failed to appear again yesterday and
 will have to pay, in addition, the costs oi
 tho non-suit.
 City Court Criminal Side Judge Pickett.
 James Wallace, violation of the liquor
 law, nolled; Annie Wallace, violation ot
 liquor law, $10 fine, $16.84 costs; Charles l Anderson, breach of peace against Edwir ! Wegelins, $7; Edwin Wegelins, breach o1
 peace against Charles Anderson, S1; same |; ! drunkenness, $1 fine, S5.7S costs; Michael Purcell, keeping diserderly house, $10 fine 2.54 costs; same, drunkenness, S3 fine same, breach of peace, S3; Patrick Fogar :. ty, frequenting disorderly house, nolled same, drunkenness, $1 fine, S154 costs
 Frank Mccarthy, frequenting di-orderl. | house, nolled; same, drunkenness, $1 fine l Hattie Ward, drunkenness, $1 fine; Nelli } Purcell, residing in disorderly house, s , fine, $1.54 costs.
 Fl Probate Csurt-Judge Robertson.
 The application of John Casey to hay 5 the assignment of Henry L. Hill set asid was dismissed yesterday. Cased testife
 he was a creditor in the sum of S145. B f and on January he deposited s1O and ol
 January 21, when he went to deposit s1 more, MT. Manchester returned to him tn
 $10 deposited on January and refused t :. take the $12 because of the assignment V Attorney Ward for Casey claimed the as s signment was void, that Hill didn't trans
 fer all his property to the assignor, an
 cited the business transaction of Januar
 21 and g. He claimed the $10 returne l. | was part of the assets.
 l. E. c. Dow and Julius Twiss were aI Q pointed commissioners upon the estate 2 Attorney Ward stated he would make 8 l application to have Eli Manchester, jr.. re Il moved as trustee on the ground of mutus intent to defraud between Messrs. Hill an Manchester.