Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-25
THE COURT RECORD.
Superior Court Civil Side-Jude

Superior Court - Civil Side-Judge
Hall.
In the case of George Brown Vs. William
Konold the jury yesterday rendered YER
dict for the defendant to recover his costs.
This case has been on trial two days. On
May %, 1891, William Konold, as deputy
sheriff, attached on two writs, ono in ia
vor of Abram Westhenine of New York
and another in favor of Kellogg and She'd
den of New York, stock Of goods in the
cellar of one Isaac Brown of Orange, as
the goods of Nathan Opolensky of Bridge
port, and afterwards sold them on execu-
ton. George Brown. the brother-in-law
of Opolensky, claimed to own these goods
and brought the suit trespass against
Konold as one mentioned.
It appeared that Opolensky had been do
ing business in Bridgeport and had been
attached by creditor for small amount.
The next day after this attachment George
Brown went to Bridgeport and had the
remaining goods of Opolensky shipped to
Woodmont, from which place they were
carted to Isaac Browns, his brother, home
and placed in his cellar. George Brown
resides in New Haven and sells coal and
wood. He claimed to have loaned 81 900
to Opolensky. The defendant claimed the
transaction was transfer without consid-
Grafton to defraud creditors and conse-
quently void.
For plaintiff c. S. Hamilton and H. w:
Asher. For defendant Henry Stoddsrd
and E. P. Arvine.
In the superior court yesterday Judge
Joha N. Hall granted a divorce to Stephen
Daniels of Hamden from his wife, Flor
ence Daniels of New York, on the ground
of desertion.
Studley.
Charles Bernstein, embezzlement, con-
tinued to March 20; James Ferguson, keep
ing disorderly house, $50 fine and costs,
appealed; John Scannell, violation of liq-
uor law, continued to March 20; Thomas
Pagan and Orrin L. Hutchinson, theft
from person, continued to April 20; Thorn
as F. Lynch, resisting Officer Daniel Nc
Herman, $40 fine, $5.42 costs; Joseph Will
liams, breach of the peace against James
Keegan, 81 fine, $50 costs; James Keegan,
breach of the peace against Joseph Will
lians, So fine, 1897 costs; Christopher T.
Holton, throwing snowballs, So fine, S. 9S
costs: John F. Holt, throwing snowballs,
30 lie, 4SOc COstsj JONI r. nCf arl6QQ,
breach of the peace against Peter McFsr-
land. continued to March 25; Michael Led
with, breach of the peace against Bridget
Bradley, 80 days in jail, appealed.
Court Notes.
Thomas Heenan of All Grand avenue
has been sued by William Killoy to recove,
loan of $500. Heenan's property has
been attached.
A decision has been rendered in the case
of Timothy Cohane, the Grand avenue tea
man, against p J. Quinn, a Wallace street
oil merchant. Their wagons collided last
February, and Cohane brought suit 70,
damages. The case was tried a week ago,
and Justice Tyler yesterday gave judgment
for the plaintiff.
Those Clothes.
The clothes which were found on the
banks Of Mill river few days ago are not
those Of a suicide, as was thought. Yes
tsEday morning man called at station No.
and asked for the Clothes He said they
belonged to mason who had been drunk
on the night before the clothes were found.
Captain OKeefe would not give up the
clothing, but requested that tho mason
cAl1 hivoaa1f aud aYnla}v, 1,is o>ks>..