Morning journal and courier., 1894-03-01
COURT RECORD.
Superior Court - Civil Side - Jude
Wheeler.

COURT RECORD.
Superior Court - Civil side - Judge
Wheeler.
In this court yesterday the suit of
Charles Dambacher against George r. /
Gundelsheimsr WAS commenced before /
Judge Wheeler and . jury and Is still on |
trial. The suit is to recover 81, 600 dam |
ages. Dsmbachar Is represented by Attor-
ney Matthewman and Gundelsheimer by
Attorneys David Strouse and W. B. Stod-
dard.
Dambaoher and Gundelsheimer were
tenants in the building on the northwest
corner of Chapel and high strests. Gun
delsheimer occupied the front store for his
tailor shop and lived above, his apartments
extending back over Dambacher's shoe
shop on High street. For several years
Dambscher alleges that Gundelsheimer.
with whom he had had some words, re-
peatedly poured filthy water and other
nauseating liquids on his floor in order
that they might run through on his, Dam
baeher's goods, etc. They did run through
and as Gundelsheimer continuously did this
sort of thing he had to move his place of
business. His health was also injured by
the acts of Gundelsheimer and many of
his customers were driven away and his
trade seriously injured. As he could not
prevent Gundelsheimsr from deluging
him, he moved out, much to the detriment
of his interests.
Probste Court-Judse Robertson.
In this court yesterday the Green Noun
tain Stock Farm company fled a voluntary
assignment. The company was formed
under the joint stock laws of Connecticut
about twelve years ago with capital stock
of $500, 900 for the purpose of running a
farm at West Randolph, Vt, for the breed
ing of Jersey cattle and the making of but
ter. The stockholders were all Vermont
and New York people, only one stock
holder SO far as is known being a resident
of this state, he being John L. Treat of this
city. Mr.. Treat was a nominal stockholder
and acted in the capacity of assistant treas
ursr through whom the business of the
concern was carried ON, Connecticut being
the business headquarters for the company.
The company, 1t is said, is perfectly SOL
vent. The total Indebtedness of the COM
psny outside of the individual stockhold-
CTS WILL, IL 10 6Alus uOt buOuub W OFoI
| So, 900, while the Assets of the company
| consisted of farm of 100 acres and build
ings thereon valued at $4,000. William
q. Dubois of West Randolph, Vt, who Is
| connected with the company, was named
| as trustee. The hearing on the appoint
| ment of trustee will be held in the pro-
bate court on March IA.
City Court-Crim1nal side-Judge
Gable.
Edward Tompkins, breach of the peace,
continued until March 8; David g. San
derson, non-support, continued until April
| 2; William FIean, theft, continued until
March z; Robert ]. Coe, trespsss, nolle;
| Joseph Battles, reform school complaint,
continued until April Q; Max Levine,
breach of peace, 81 fine, SO O6 costs; same,
resisting officer, judgment suspended.
| Common Pleas Court-Criminal Side
| Judge Hotchkiss.
In this court yesterday W. II. Somsrs of
Wallingford pleaded guilty to violating
the liquor laws. He WAS fined $50, which
he paid.
| The trial of Frank Casner, hackman of
Orange, charged with on-support of wife,
ws&commenced and ia still on trial. Ex
Judge Blydenburgh, who appears for the
accused, in Cross examining Mrs. Casner
forced her to admit that her husband had
offered her So week, but she refused it.
Casner was tried in Orange and put under
bonds to furnish his wife So week. Hs
appealed to the common pleas court. BE
claims that he cannot give his wife more
than So a week.
New Haven Camera Club.
The annual meeting of the New Haven
Camera club was held at the club rooms
SAT Chapel street, Monday night. Presi
dent Newcomb presided. The secretary
and tressurer's reports were read ant
showed that the present member ship o.
the club was about forty and that tn,
finances of the club were In good shape.
Some of the members feeling that tn
club Is not large enough to sufficient,
represent the amateur photogrsphers O.
the city-who number several hundred,
plan was proposed and adopted lookinI
: towards the uniting of IS many local anna
teurs as possible into Q large and influen
tial Photographic society. The plan pro
, posed comprised postponement o
the election of officers and the is
!, suance of circular letter of in
vitation to local amateurs to joil
the club at the present time, addet
to which will be personal canvassing b.
the members. 1t Is hoped by the pressn
members that hard work during the com
ing month will result in q large increase fl
the membership, which will render the or
, ganization such representative one as tn
large number of amateurs in the city woult
| seem to warrant. On Saturday evening o
this week the club will hold special meet
ing to canvass the list of local amateur
, | and to send out the letters of Invitation
!. adopted last evening.
The loan exhibition of prints which wa
given in the club rooms few week
ago was received with such general favo
that the club has decided to give, probabl,
ksome time in April, an exhibition of print
by local amateurs. This will be a novelt
in New Haven. but will be likely to attrsc
much attention, both from the photogra
piers and the general public.