Morning journal and courier., 1893-08-17
COURT RECORD.
Superior Court - Civil Side Judge
 Hall.

Superior Court - Civil Sfde-Judge
 Hall.
 George A. Butler, trustee of the insol- vent Old Colony Distilleries company ap- peared before Judge Hall in the superior court yesterday. He asked for advice re- garding 8 quantity of whisky which is kept at the old warehouse on Grand ave- nus. This is not insured and the insur- ance companies will not insure 1t uulsss 8 watchman is placed there. He was ad vised to hire watchman and to insure the stock.
 The judge heard an application from the Consolidated road for appointment of appraisers in condemnation proceedings against certain parcels of real estate in the towns of Orange, Stratford and Milford. There are fifteen lots of land in all that the railroad company wishes to secure in the matter of its four-tracking improve ments.
 The court appointed the following to act as appraisers of the land: First lot, Ar thur Eggleston of Hartford, Henry Sea brook of this city and Hiram Jacobs; of tuc EcCohd lOt, SudElcs ShuuclO Ol DEIuk0- port, NJ. E Baldwin of Woodbridge and Hiram Jacobs of East Haven.
 The report of the appraisers on the con- demnation of York square property for the manual training school was accepted.
 Judge Loomis, as state ar arbitrator, heard the claim of Henry W. Maine who has brought suit for $8,000 against the estate of his deceased brother, Howard Maine. who formerly kept restaurant op Church street. Henry claims the amount Is due for nine years' services.
 Probate Court-Judge Robertson. in this court yesterday Judge York ap- piled for the appointment of an adminis- trator on the estate of Enos Smith of Orange. It appears that property, part of the estate, has been discovered. O. l.. Linsley was appointed administrator. Attorney J. H. Whiting appeared with a report on the estate of Hiram A. Gray. From what can be learned there will not be much of dispute over the matter The estate is smali and the expenses have about used up its assets.
 A hearing on the acceptance of the re- port was set for next Tuesday at 9 o'clock. City Court Criminal Side - Judge Cable.
 Joseph P. Doyle, fornication, continued | to August 22; Patrick Reardon, theft, bound over in $500; Sigmund Newbausr, selling goods without license, continued to Au. | gust 23; John Hall, theft, continued to August 20; Leopold Ojanin and Cornelis Fields, each fined $5 and $3 37 costs; Curtis | Thompson, breach of peace, $3 fine, 80 5s costs; Daniel Healy, breach of the peace, | B fine; Patrick O'Hars, breach of peace, | ing disorderly house, continued to August 30; same, breach of peace, $5 fine, 30 90 costs; Bridget Cullen, breach of peace, S fine, $2 96 costs; Edward Stanford, breach of peace, continued to August 19
 Court Notes.
 The demurrer in the case of Sigmunt Newbauer, the clothier at 7SO Chape street, was overruled in the city court yes terdsy. The case was continued unti Tuesday, when the question of penalty vii be argued.
 The store of Newton A. Roberts in An sonia was attached Tuesday for s1, 500 in { suit brought by James D. Dewell of thil city.
 l Attorney McNamara, as counsel for Mrs Louise Woolman of Rosette street, ha, brought suit against H. Guernsey. The woman recently purchased a stove from MT. Guernsey on installments. She could not pay in full for the stove because he, husband was out of work, and the stove was removed. She had paid $35. The case will come before Justice Shanlsy. Deputy United States Marshal Love ridge yesterday, in pursuance of orders re- | caivai from fha T1Dffa1 CtoSe 1fakr ,k court, attached the three cases of merchan- | disc belonging to Jacob Ayoob of 27 Broad l way, New York, which were con fscated by l the local custom house authorities about two months ago. This was done to legally hold the goods pending Ayoob's trial on the charge of attempting to defraud the United States treasury department. The trial Is set down for the August term of the United States district court which Is now expected will come in on the first Tuesday in September.