Morning journal and courier., 1892-11-04
THE COURT RECORD.
City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
Pickett.

City Court - Criminal Side - Judge
Pickett.
Charles J. Koran, breach of peace, IS
fine, $10.26 costs; same, drunkenness,
judgment suspended; John Nissen, breach
of peace against Annie Nissen, S. fine,
So o. costs; Annie Nissen, capias, 81 fine;
Charles Lawton, cspias, discharged; Joseph
Socis, breach Of peace against George Luby,
Judgment suspended; George Luby, breach
Of peace against Joseph Socia, S11 fine,
S. "a costs; Max Sepovits, breach of peace
against Rosa Ginsberg, continued to No
vember 4; Mrs. S. E. Mcdowell, secreting
registered dog, continued to November z
Court Notes.
It is probable that Isadore Weinberg will
institute a civil suit against the insurance
companies in which he was insured at the
time of the fire in his tailor store on State
street in the event of their not allowing
him the full amount of the insurance,
81 900.
Justice Isaac Wolfe yesterday awarded
Raffeele Galtano $50 and costs in his suit
against Raffaelo DeMeo, saloon keeper on
St. John street. DsMeo had Galtano ar
rested:in his saloon for breach of the peace.
Gsltano was acquitted in the city court and
brought suit against DeMeo for malicious
prosecution.
In the probate court yesterday ex- Judge
Morris, John T. Sloan and W. s. Pardee,
distributors of the estate of Eliza M. Beers.
The appointment was made upon applica-
ton of George L. Dickermsn, administrator,
and Attorney George P. Ingersoll, repre-
senting some of the legatees.
Constable Bree yesterday attached the
body of an italian named francesca Ga
burro in a suit brought by Attorney Beers,
counsel for Giavonni Scoguomiglio, to re-
| cover 500 for SANDER. The case will be
| tried before Justice Isaac Wolfe. Gaburro
was subsequently released from custody,
bonds to the amount Of 5000 being fur
nished by NJ. Del Gregg.
| Attorney Jacob P. Goodhart, acting az
counsel for Hans Hendee, painter, has
| fled notice on the city that unless his eli.
ent's claim OF 800 damages is awarded by
| the common council suit will be brought
to recover the amount. Hendee claims
damages on account of his horse being in.
| jured by the falling of limb of tree on
Grove street October H.
The suit of Mckenzie & Arthur against
James T.. Dunn, proprietor of the HoteI
Monopole, for carpenteriDg bill of $50
was tried before Judge Pickett in the civil
side of the city court yesterday.
ANOTHER FAIR HAVEN OYSTER CASE.
In the city court yesterday James Lenny
one of the Fair Haven young men charged
with trepass on the oyster grounds o.
Daniel h. Grannis in the Quinnipiao river
was tried on an amended complaint before
Judge Pickett and fined 81 and costs. Al
appeal was taken, and the rest of tht
cases were continued to February 1, tx
await the result of the appeal.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
The judges of the supreme court, in ses
sion in Bridgeport. have decided the fol
lowing cases:
Hartford county-Miohael Hynes vs.
Lewis F. Wright. No error. Reasons by
O. J. Andrews.
Windham county-Catherine O. Martin
vs. New York and New England Railroad
company, and Catherine @. Martin, ad
ministratrix, VS.. the came. No error
Reasons by J. Carpenter.
Westfeld Cemetery association VS.. Ed
ward P. Danielson. No error. Reasons
by J. Torrance.
Middlese1 county-John q. Griffin vs.
D. N. Davis. No error. Reasons by G. j
Andrews.
Litchfield county-John W. Stanley
appeal from probate. No error. Reason.
G. J. Andrews.
| Local Financial Notes.
! The authorizations tn the naU mar cent