Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-13
COURT R ECORD.
Superior Court - Civil Side Judge
 Wheeler.

In this court yesterday the question of the dis position of the balance of the proceeds of the sale of the late H. H. BunnelI's seat in the New York Stock Exchange, which amounts to $7,0OO and is now in the New Haven County bank, came up The question was whether this money shall be turned over to the estate of MT. Bunnel, of which B. R. English is administrator, or to the insoivent estate of Bannell & Scranton, of which E. G. Stoddard Is trustee. A statement of the facts was agreed on between L. H. Bristol and Burton Mansfield attorneys in the case, and pre- sented to the court for consideration.
 The motion in arrest of judgment in the suit of Joseph E. Derby vs. the city of New Haven was denied by Judge Wheeler.
 In W. L. Trowbridge the Interstate Goal counsel for VIII Sears, a creditor, Judge Wheeler extended the time of limitation for presenting claims one week.
 In Platt vs. town of Milford two weeks was
 In Merwin vs Johnson, executor, oRe week
 from f1 Ghppsday was given to file answer
 were allowed for the same purpose.
 Attorney J. P. Thompson asked for an allow tn. case was continued for two weeks:
 Munger and Ma an ength
 expunge portions of the rejonder to the reply.
 In the suit of the C. & O. Motor company vs.
 the D. Frisbie elevator two weeks were given to file answer.
 Juno, adm. vs: the town of Naugatuck was
 signna sh i on motion for hearing in damages by
 Tn, a,fol following divorce cases were tried: l assertion
 The petition for divorce of Sidney A. Spence, for a divorce from Nellie J. Spencer was granted | on the ground of adultery. for a divorce from Jeff Hallock, on the ground of
 anee of one week was granted, in order that the | IC nj in Auid | James J. Curran was divorced from Bridget
 Gusran on the ground of indelity The couple l two minor cnildrea awarded to plaintiff. Winfield F. Bradley of Branford was granted | divorce rom Florence B. Bradley Of this city | in December, 1888.
 l Sarah A. Braddon of this city was granted a | divorce from John H. N. Braddon on the ground l of assertion. The couple intermarried June ao CASES ASSIGNED FOR TRIAL.
 Tuesday, May 1o-Dickermans appeal from | probate.
 Wednesday, May 17-Munson's appeal from | probate; Edelstein vs. Beach. Thursday, May 1s-Lyons vs. Freedman; the Craft Refrigerating Machine company vs. the
 York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad com pany.
 The following court clses were assigned for | Saturday, May 1soHorne vs. Coe, ct als ! als.
 City Court Criminal Side Judge Cable. | Katie Gilbert, breach of peace against Fannie | Murray, discharged; John McGuire, vagrancy discharged; same. drunkenness, thirty days ID jail Mary Ann Mcclure, vagrancy dischar. ed l same, drunkenness thirty days in jail; Jere. | miah Donovan and John Quinn, mutual breach | Of the peace, $3 fne $4 .6S costs; Joseph Bannon reform school complaint, continued to June 12; Isaac Paltman, buying junk from minor, con.
 tinued to May !5; Charles A. PrindIe, theft, con l tinued to May 15. Court Notes. The May term f the court of common pleas, | criminal side, will come in Monday. It has been agreed between the parties inter- | este1 that the co,partnershp of Beecher & Wines shall bsar a portion of the administra- l tors fees for settling up the estate of Mrs. Alice E. Beecher. Consequently there was no hearing in the probate court on the matter yes terday.
 Before United States Commissioner Wright yesterday afternoon Louis Stevens a green goods man who was arrested in Bridgeport veg tsrday morning with all his paraphernalia, was given partial hearing, chaged with using the mails for Fraudulent purposes. Stevens was ar rested by Detective Arnold of Bridgeport and United states Marshal Strong, and is believed to pc one Of the gang of green goods men who have been sending circulars throughout the state Commissioner Wright held Stevens under &2 00O bonds for a hearing on Monday. Stevens was
 unable to give bonds and went to Jail.