Morning journal and courier., 1892-02-06
THE CouRT RECORD.
Superior Court-Civil S1de-Judge
 Hall.

Superior Court-Civil side-Judge
 Hall.
 In the civil side of the superior court yesterday Judge Hall granted two divorces The suit of Cynthia L. Volks against her husband, Randolph Volks, created some amusement for the spectators. The di- vorce was granted to the petitioner on the ground of intolerable cruelty,
 Cornelius Lynehan of Waterbury was divorced from Mary Lynehan on the ground of desertion. She left him seven years ago because he refused to support her sister in his household.
 Florence Lowell asked for divorce from William Lowell on the ground of de- sertion and adultery, but could not prove either allegation and the case fell through.
 In the divorce suit of George L. Bunnell vs Mary Bunnell, $35 was allowed for the defense. :,
 In the case of tho National Library asso- citation of Chicago and New York vs. M. Cooper of this city, a motion was made to strike the case from the docket, which was granted.
 Bonds for the prosecution were ordered to be filed on or before Tuesday in the case of Monson A. Barrett vs. John Shares.
 In the case of Gleason vs. Jewett, mo- tion was made to expunge certain para graphs in the complaint, which was granted.
 In the case of Bradley against Hayes, a demurrer was filed by the defendant. The plaintiff claims that he was bitten by a . of Ioe ant, who claims that the dog was provoked by Bradley, in consequence of which he was bitten. The demurrer was argued and decision reserved.
 In Swift & Reynolds for foreclosure judgment decreed and redemption time limited to February 8. A similar motion by the Dime Savings bank against Downey prevailed and re- demption time limited to the first Tues day in April. And in Kerr vs. Stoddard g like motion was granted and redemption time limited to March 10. In Monson's appeal from probate it was decreed that the reasons for the appeal must be filed by next Friday. In the Probate Court. The hearing on the will of the late J. O. Peck came up before Judge Robertson yes terday and was continued for one week by request of Doolittle & Bennett, the attor neys for Darwin c. Randall, the executor For Violation of License Laws. Peter McHugh of 60 York street wal before the city court yesterday morning | charged with selling liquor on Sunday His case was continued to February 13. | Warrants were issued yesterday for thu | arrest of Charles Ross of 215 Watel | street and Patrick McKiernan of 128 Eos street for selling liquor without license Both are saloonkeepers, but it is not be lieved that either of them intend to re new their licenses, although they filed ap plications with the commissioners las month.
 City Court - Criminal Side - Judge l Suudley.
 Eva Schuetman, breach of peace agains Mary Blumenthal, nolled; James O'Neil defrauding boarding house keeper; judg ment suspended; Peter McHugh, violation of Sunday liquor law, continued to Feb ruary 13; Albert Fehlberg, selling imits
 tion butter without proper sign, con
 tinued to February 8; John Stringe,
 breach of peace against Francis Duffy,
 fine, $2 AZ costs; Francis Duffy, breach c
 peace against John Stringer, s3 fne, $2.4
 costs; Thomas Cullen, breach of peac
 against Francis Duffy, $2 fine, $24
 costs; John Bribery, breach of peace againt
 Thomas Cunningham, continued to Feb
 ruary 9.