Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-16
COURT RECORD,
Superior Court = Civil Side - udge
 Wheeler.

Superior Court = Civil Side Judge Wheeler.
 The following decisions were handed down by Judge Wheeler yesterday: Evidently Judge Wheeler did not consider At. torney Greene. Hendricks reasons for the | restoration of the case of Jay 0. Richardson l against Nathaniel sleeman sufficient, for in . decision rendered yesterday his honor denies his motion. The ease was non suited by Judge Prentice owing to the absence of MT. Kendrick on the day assigned for the trial. A half hour later Mr. Kendrick entered the court and clustered about in such Q manner that Judge Prentice left tho bench. Kendrick then brsught . motion to have the case restored to the docket on the ground that he did not arrive in the city in time to reach the court room. It was proven by Attorney Hamilton, counsel for Mr. Sleeman, that Mir. Kendrick had tarrisd in Fred Quintard's restaurant and saloon on State street on the morning in question.
 In the libel suit of Eager VI. the Waterbury Herald Publishing company the third defense is ordered stricken out. It was in substance that the plaintiffs character was so bad that anything the paper might say against him would not in.
 h Maine vs. Klsinsr par: of tho first count and par. of the second count of the complaint are ordered stricken out and the rest of the mo- uon to strike out Is denied. Motion of oyer of plaintiffs book is granted.
 mof1Qou. bury ana Cromwell railroad, the motion for de- fault IS not allowed.
 The trial of the suit of Joseph E. Derby against for the loss Of his wife and the illness of his daughter was continued, but Is still unfinished, It will be resumed this morning.
 Common Pleas Court-Civii Side-
 Judge Deming.
 In this court yesterday the German Mutual Benefit Aid society was the defendant in 0 suit on trial before Judge Dsming and jury, in the civil common pleas court brought by Marie Kapitzke for$ooo death benefit on the life of her husband, August Kspitzke, wno died April 10, 1891.
 Kspitzke joined the society fin 1879. The de fense sets up that he was above sthe age limit, htty-nve and offered certified records Of his bap- tism at Neustsntisn, Germany, November 1o l 1s2s, and of his confirmation in 1887.
 Edmuud Zacher, counsel for tho plaintiff, ob- l 5ected to this evidences on the ground that the ] it was not sso n that tho German law comneIIed such record to be kept. defendant, said he propoeed to show that Rap i ftzke had be~n married i've times in Germany, ] and that on each occurrence he stated tls ago. ! of the records. which gave . seneaioEy g of fns tHs family for one generation, that the Kapirzks who the Kapitzs who lived in New Haven. The case il still on trial.
 City Court - Criminal Side = Judge
 Pickett.
 John N. Gram, breach of peace against Thom- i as HylAnd, % days in jail. $ao. sS costs; Otto l Schi bal, breach of peace aganss George StaIp, | continued to March 16; Matthew Farrell, breach | theft, $5 fine. $s s6 costs; Michael Connoliy bur. glaTy, and Dennis Mccarthy, burgl.r contin- exposure of person. continued 10 March l6: John Eagan and Thomas Rock, ,hsft continued to March 16. FfauE H. Raymond, breach of peace, continued to Marrh 1o; Alexander N. Bands. breach of p-ace, continued to March i6; Charles King, yagrancy. ntinnei to March IS; Molloy ant Henrietta ,,oyort, breach of peace disshsrgsd; Edward Freeman, breach of peace dischaEesd; Sarah Lewis, breach oe peace, dis. i chergsd; ssme, keeping dfsor0erly house, 25 days in 5an, $768 costs; Ghafleg SAn1berg, burglary Y @1'' " A1as 'Aes assals sSts1 *s@Sts1