Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-04-27
coURrR RECORD.
United states District Court - Judge
T0Wnaend.

United states District Court ~ Judge
Townsend.
In this court Judge Townsend has dis
missed the suit brought by the Garfield
Rubber company against the Goodyear
Rubber Glove Manufacturing company
without costs to either. The suit was over
. Garfield patent.
In the suit of McEwan Bros'. company
against G.. L. White, counsel IL ordered to
be ready for trial not later than June IA.
The trial Of John g. Chapman, charged
Will accepting more than the statutory fec
In securing pension for Mrs. Minor, was
continued to the May term Of the court.
Mr.. Chapman expected to be able to settle
the case, but could not secure the necessa-
tered plea Of guilty without consulting
him. He will face Q jury at the May term
of the court.
Court OF Common PIeas-Cavil side
Judge Hotchkiss.
The suit of Lyman v. Treat against
Ernest Vaudeville to recover An alleged
claim Of $500 came to An end yesterday At
ternoon, the jury rendering . verdict for
the plaintiff to recover 5000 50. The suit,
which has been on trial about two weeks,
was to cover damages for an alleged nom
fulfllment of contract In reference to .
building which Is located ct the corner Of
Dewitt street and Columbus avenue.
City Court-CrIminal side-Judge
Cable.
| Peter AcHugh, violation of Sunday liquor
law, continued until April %; William
Mitchell, same, same; Boyd Mclean, theft,
| bond called; William b. Butler, aiding q
prizs fight, continued until April %;
| George Luby, embezzlenent, 80 days In
| jail, So "a costs; same, drunk, So fine;
Charles A. Spencer, breach of peace, 50
fine, Sc "a coste; same, drunk, judgment
suspended; Annie Casey, industrial school
complaint, committed.
Court Notes.
The hearing in damages of Henry Day.
toms suit for SEC, 900 against the winches.
ter avenue road is still occupying the at.
ton of Judge Prentice in the superior court,
civil side.
There will be fifteen. minute session oil
the superior court, criminal side, at la
o'clock next Tuesday. 1t was said yester
day that this action, which is decided,
unusual, may forsbode further proceed
iDgs against the Register staff, for alleged
criminal interference with enc of the wit
nesses in the Lse case.
MANAGER POLL WINS.
The suit brought by Mrs. Jane E, Hoad
ley to eject Manager s, z. Poll from tn
Hoadley building WAS completed befor
Justice Kleiner late yesterday afternoon
the jury rendering verdict for the de
PENDANT.
After prolonged legal fight Mrs. Jan
E. Hoadley yesterday afternoon succeede
in securing an injunction restraining Ds
, vid Klah from continuing his bankrup
, sale of clothing in the store in the Hosd
ley building, formerly occupied by 8. z
Poll as q museum. Judge Gable granite
the injunction after q hearing. Senate
Fcx and Attorney Williams appeared fo
the plaintiff and ex Judge W. B. Stoddar
for the defendant.
IL SENT TO JAIL.
, George Luby, who bought gold waite
, and chain on the installment plan from th
; Manhattan Watch and Jewelry compan
. and then left the city, was sent to jail YET
, terdsy morning by Judge Gable for embe,
element from bailee. He was arrested o
, Monday while drunk by Officer Tigh,
For this offsnse he was fined So. The tw
sentences and costs will keep Luby in ia
4 | over two months. Luby admitted that b
: had paWned the watch.