Morning journal and courier., 1893-06-10
COURT R RECORD.
Supreme Court of Errors.

SuRHc"e COurt OI EffOf9.
 The first case to come before this court yes terday was the appeal of Andrew Keefe from a verdict of manslaughter and a sentence of two years in Wethersneld. It was continued prob ably until next term as Lawyer W. O. Case was rot ready. State Attorney DoolittIe didn't object as Keefe is in jail awaiting decision on the appeal
 Case against John Kenna of Meriden, charged with arson, was argued by Lawyers Hamilton ana Green for the defendant and Mr. DooIittIe aoe TOT the state The former claimed that as the not the actual tenant of it, there was an error of 1T Then Attorney Pigotts appeal in the Fields AVn-supporC case came up. This is the case where it is alleged that Judge Demiue subsri tuted charge different from tue one he de Attorney Pigott who went to him to % asK h him m tor & It in order to make up his reasons for apRean ap9 m the case The judges took the papers Superior Civil Side Judge
 Wheeler.
 The ses :ion of this court yesterday was ex ceeding'y brief, but more than usually interest ing. The most important motion on the list was the application of the New Haven city school district for the appointment of appraisers to as sess damages to property holders in York square by reasen of the condemnation of certain la nd jn the square for the purpose of building the high and manual training school. Judge Wheeler al lowed the appointment of the folio wing apprais- ers: w. L. Bennett, Robert T. Merwin and Mar GUS B; Baldwin of Woodbridge.
 III the oiVorce suit of Jennie M. Cooper vs nen mar1 U; Cooper, Judge Wheeler refused Attor- ney Llgnts motion for the appointment of a committee to hear the suit as he was opposed to the appointment.
 Colony distillery affairs for iudement of fore. closure in favor of the first mortgage bondhold- CTS, who are creditors to the amount of S1aa, ,OOO tuey are "nat IS known as the New Haven cred itors George A. Butler, who Is trustee for them, nas tras,r gwen tne company ample time, but last Esea instructed bis attorney to proceed with the foreclosure. Judge Wheeler granted the motion ana an nxed the time for redemption at July il for e;tG me Oa Soiony distillery and July IS for the
 It was announced by Attorney Hamilton that the divorce suit of William O. saville vs. Mary Seville had been settled In the divorce suit of defense. In Warner vs. Warner $s0 was allowed for divorce from his wife, Mary Jane Bright, on ane ground of habitual intemperance, was ,. For the same reason Judge Wheeler granted a divorce toHenry A. Clark of this city from his wife, Harriet A. Clark.
 The divorce suit of Mary West Bickford vs. Cnarles l.. blckf0rd was continued for one week mofe mo in order to prove continuous desertion e, Auns0n's appeal from probate was assigned TOT trlal next Tuesday morning. The case has been on the trial list for several weeks. but has been continued from time to time.
 o me case or Charles T. Harrison, ct al, against Pointment of appraisers to condemn certain % ianas in Wallingford wanted for public improve men1s: The parties agreed on the appointment Dillon as appraisers
 Application was made by Frederick Lum, re- ceiver Tor 0. E. Hart & Co.,, for the privilege of selling the store on Putnam street, operated by J. D. Murray & Co. c. E. Hart & Co are part ners in the store The application was granted