Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-06-07
COURT RECORD.
Supreme Court of Errors.

supreme COuIt OF ETfOISs
At the session of this court yesterday,
when O. Wilbur Fields nonsupport case
was called, Attorney E. Zacher announced
that he had fled motion to etrike the case
from the docket
Attorney Zacher moves to strike from
the docket, because; first, the defendant
as appears from the record, does not ap-
peal from the judgment of the court of
common pleas; second, the defendant in
his appeal does not appeal for the revision
of any errors which he claims to have oc-
CURED In the trial of the cause; third, the
defendant in his appeal does not declare
himself aggrieved by the decision of said
court of common pleas upon any questions
of law that arose in the trial of the case;
fourth, the defendant sets up matters in
his appeal which, If true, occurred since
the trial, and are in 70 way connected
Herewith.
Zacher's motion are:
The defendant does not say that he has not
had . fair trial He does not say that the
charge delivered to the jury. he does not say
that the jury ever saw or heard Of the apocry
that he was prevented from having this court
review any questions of law that arose in the
trial.
with subsequent to the trial, bee suse Judge Dem
ing, subsequent to the trial. loaned hia attorney,
Mr. Pgot charge aeng In type and INK
Admitting that Judge Deming had in his pos
ant, subsequent to the trial, a charge, differing
from the charge delivered to the jury, or a hun
dsed ehags how eE1a the aeeused be
that is part Of the record; Because the judge
OF a court andthe counsel for the accused saw a
charge, before, during or subsequent to the trial
of the Gaze, which was never delivered, that fact
cused.
The accused in the case could not have been
injured by a loan or charge by Judge Deming
to Mr.. Pigott subsequent to the trial nor could
his rights have been tempered with.
The appeal Of the defendant in the case of the
state Of Connecticut vs. Harry l. Flint Of Bridge
policy shop and fined under a Bridgeport city
bylaw. which prohibits that species Of chance.
ering that ofense and that the city bylaws is
unconstitutional and that he is placed in jeopar-
dy by being liable to be arrested and punished
At the afternoon session OF the court the suit
Of Elizabeth Anderson vs.; A: Foster Higgins was
Baldwin being disqualified. Discision was re-
served.
C.r-,"
c,,,s.on,e N,,zzo .;a,a.io,, ~ ,;o,,o- lou. COX
6utas ae Suzzo, sloiation OF liquor iaW, 20
ine disord.riY honse cnntinHed 70 1nne :. amas
Palma. breach Of the neace AGAINST Isaac Rosen
berg. S2 fine. SIS "a costs: Thomas Reilly. breach
Of peace against Kitty Casey IS fine, $50 costs,
appealed; Patrick McGivney, injury to private
property, 81 fine, 966 COSTS
Court Notes.
The condemnation proceedings against the
and manual training school will come up in the
superior court before Judge Wheeler on Friday
roornjne IT, bas baan NUT unon tho sbort ca1an-
40. 1,.+ w., -,,ot;o-, ~ 80 o,oint.o.t ~ ~
oar iise upon Hotioh Ior the appointment OF ap-
praisers to assess benefits and damages.
Jacob Schwenk yesterday brought suit against
Samuel MATS for the recovery of debt of 500.
Property Of the latter was attached for an amount
equal 10 tna claim.
CITY COURT APPoINrMENrs
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'uoge Caoie yesterday s"ore IN senator L. ).
Fox and Charles b. Matthewman as city attorney
and assistant city attorney respectively at the
opening of the morning session of the city court.
The appointment Of assistant city court clerk
will not be announced for few days.
THE ALLOTMENT OF JUDGES.
Resides the al,otments of s,ner;or court iud.a
. -. oo 'NNe
dav,g fQqIa the indo0a alao to