Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-30
Superior Court - Civil Side-Jud udge
 Hall.

lu0 ALSWor OI lToaSuE0E h. OU0V0uS u0uEy III the quo warranto suit brought agalust him by Marvin H. Sanger was filed in this city yester- day. The answer is denial of the claim of the plaintiff that he received a majority of all votes legally cast at the last election, and a denial that he has been duly and legally quali- fled to take the office of treasurer. The de- fendant further says that he'is the custodian of over S2,OOO, OO0 in funds, and that he would ren der both himself and his bondsmen liable by giving up his office to one not duly and legally elected to fill. The also specially as- signed for trial right after the Phelan case is disposed of, week after next, in the superior court.
 The following divorces granted:
 Ellen G. Riley was granted a divorce from John J. Riley of Ansonia on the ground of adul-
 Mary McDonough was divorced from John Nc Donough of Ansonia; cause, desertion.
 Ida $. Tegmeir was divorced from William F. chaoged to Ida Stone Page. ' w '''>' '''' '''''''
 Mary L. Kirkland was divorced from Herbert L. Kirkland on the ground of desertion. Both
 The report of the committee, w. A. Wright, in the divorce suit of Frederick J. brothers against port favored the granting of the divorce on the ground of intolerabe cruelty. Judge Hull grant
 decree of divorce was also given to Christine Gutherie from her husband, John Gutherie bet ter known in Oak street and to the police as
 
 Bone Kelly, were recently sent to state prison for robbery. The complaint alleged cruelty and intemperance. Her name was changed to Chris tine Minogul.
 In the jury case of George Hine against Joseph P. Wilcox a motion for a bond to prosecute the
 The motion for plea in the suit of the Fair Haven Water company, against Albert F. C. ordered to answer on or before Thursday.
 Judge Hall reserved his decision the appli- cation of the plaintiff in tha suit of .ALeonard against William Reid to cite Alfred and Mary A. Holt defendants in the case.
 day on the Consolidated Railroad company noti- flying them to appear on May in the superior court and be heard on the application of the city for the extension of Spring street to Water street.
 City Court - Criminal Side Judge SIudIey. Peter Berry refusing to support family, ,nolled ; Edward Haines, violation of liquor law, $1o fine. S1615 costs, appealed; Maria Burns, violation Of vagrancy, judgment suspended; Louis Terrilio, breach of the peace against Louis Del Grego. $3
 ine $7 80 costs: William serill, refusing to sup port wife and child, continued to May 50.
 City Court-Civfl Side-Judse Studley.
 In this court yesterday the action of Harriet Cre against Herman E. Smith was heard. Some time ago Albert Coe gave a note to Harriet Coe money due Albert from Smith and obtained judgment, and this action is brought to force Smith to pay the judgment. The case will be re- sumed to-day.
 Court Notes. In the suit of Anthony Carroll, who sued to re- cover money lost at Thomas Brady's pool room, an answer was filed by the defendant yesterday. Brady denies that he was the winner of the money, and says he was only an agent for the Turf Commission company of New York, and had no personal interest in the winnings. Judge Robertson of the probate court yester- day appointed Charles H. Fowler and Hobart L.. Hotchkiss appraisers on the estate of the late Sarah J. Higgins.
 The J. B. Ellis company, which recently made an assignment, yesterday filed in the probate
 liabilities amount to $6 ,3933 32, which includes balance on mortgage amounting to $i,76844 notes and bills payable, S2,051.15, and open ac- counts, $2, 5737 In addition to these there is also due S16175 on a note endorsed by the firm and protested by A: c: Benton & Co. of Boston
 The assets amount to $4 917 94, of which $3 BAL is in stock and $1 ,O93 36 in book accounts con- sidered good.
 TWO CLAIMANTS TO THEM. The New Haven Brewing company threatens to bring replevin suit to recover the fixtures in J. Palsgraf's saloon on Water street, Bridgeport which were attached in favor of August Lieb rum several days ago. The brewing company claims to have prior hold on the fixtures, and agents deavoring to secure possession of them. TO FULFILL A CONTRACT. The administrator in the estate of the late Singleton Darlington of this city yesterday ap- piled to the probate court for power to transfer land Mir. Darlington received from his father and mother to certain heirs, in fulfllment of 6 con- tract made by the father and mother, but which was not carried out during MT. Carrington's lfe- time The hearing before Judge Robertson was continued till May s.