Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-03
COURT RECORD.
superior Court - Civil Side - Judge
"hee1or.

:" AAoO1OIs
In this court yesterday Attorney @. 8. Hanil-
ton urged the contempt PROCEEDINGS against the
National Gas Savings company Of New York A
week ago Mr.. Hamilton, In the interests of Ma
thaniel sleeman Of this city, asked that the Of
Ulcers OF the Gas Saving company be punished
Tor contempt Of court in failing to comply with
the order of State Referee Parks, which provided
that they must file q complete accounting OF gas
saving machines sold, etc. When he was almost
through with his argument Attorney Russell,
counsel for the defendant stated that the &C.
counting had been filed with Referee Parks. The
case was continued on the short calendar list un-
til yesterday In order that Mr.. Hamilton might
learn whether the accounting had been fled
Yesterday Judge Wheeler dismissed the motion
and advised Mr.. Hamilton to take the matter to
the state referee.
The case Of Henry W. Maine Vs. Charles Klein
Loomis as state referee. Many minor motions
were granted. Judge Wheeler allowed the two
to remain there and he assigned three new court
cases Tor trial next week. The assignments az
they stand are as follows: Tuesday, june =
piac Brewing company; Francis Monson's appeal
from probate. Wednesday, June 7-aeorge T.
thomsw Re c,sy Ge MeY IaRa
Keller vs.. New Haven and west Haven Horse
Attorney P. W. Chase yesterday fled " It'll the
clerk Of the SUPERIOR court more specific charges
against the defendant in the divorce suit Of En-
ma L. Alling against George r. AIing. This was
done in accordance wish the request of ATTORNEY
Arvine, counsel for the defendant. The grounds
on which the proceedings are brought are intoI
cradle cruelty and it is now alleged that the de-
PENDANT has on divers occasions beat and bruised
the plaintiff that he has forged her name has Oh
that he has p.wned her and 5e@ss ah'
The following divorce cases were heard. The
den against her husband, Frank W. Baker, the
alleged grounds being desertien. The divorce
was granted to the plaintiff it being proven that
for the past four years the defendant had refused
to provide home for her
The petition of Mary NJ Bickford Of New Ha
ven for divorce from her husband, Charles L.
Bickford, who Is In parts unknown, was heard
and while the plaintiff made out q fair case FOL
herself, Judge Wheeler continued the case fol
one week in order that testimony from witnesses
| not relatives of the family might be produced.
| United States Court Judge Town.
send.
Ia this court yesterday afternoon was argued
points of law in the case OF Sara T. Kinney o.
Hartford, as administrator Of the estate of be-
husband, John G. Kinney of Hartford, agains
| the United States government for the recovery
Of 81 SO alleged to be due for services render
ed John g. Kinney while deputy marshal of tn,
| United States The amount of the claim wa.
| disallowed by the government in the settlement
of his services, and the suit was brought to sc
cure the amount The case has been tried with
| was rendered in favor Of the plaintiff as to tn,
validity Of the claim being allowed. The ques
tions argued were as to the law points raised Il
| the trial of fact. Ex-United States District At
| ternsy Stanton appeared for the plaintiff AM
United States District Attorney Mclean for tn,
United States. Decision was reserved.