The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-02-05

company was argued in the supreme court yesterday. Attorney Hamilton appeared for the plaintiff and Attorneys Russell and R. S. Baldwin argued for the defendant
 Superior Court-Civil side--Judge Shum-
 way.
 The suit of Deputy Sheriff Chatfeld against Manager G. B. Bunnell was finished in the superior court yester- day and given to the jury. At o'clock no verdict had been agreed upon, and Judge Shmnway excused them until to- day.
 Application was made to Judge Shumway by Attorneys James H, Webb and William A. Wright yesterday morn ing for the appointment of a receiver for the IT. w. Stow Lumber company. The attorneys acted for several of the stockholders of the company. w. A. Spaulding, the Church street druggist, was appointed.
 It was stated also that the company was solvent and would pay dollar for dollar, but the failure of the New York concern, which is indebted to the local company, has temporarily embarrassed it.
 The following cases have been return ed to the superior court for this month: George w. filling vs. Julia L. filling, Laura M. Aston vs. Adelbert Aston, Lillian Barnes vs. Robert Barnes Hat tie Beardsley vs. George Beardsley, George H. Bishop vs. city of New Ha- ven, Mary E. Bliss vs. George Bliss, James P. Bree vs. IIonora Scot, Bridget Byrd vs. Patrick Byrd, Charles Davis vs. Guilford Creamery Co.,, Enmanuelo ID. Nonno vs. William J. Tremthick, I4illie J. Dolan vs. John H. Dolan, John F. Donahue vs. Mary Lenalnan, Michael R. Enscoe vs. Guisseppe T'agostino, First National Bank of Grafton vs Richard w. Armstrong, Foskett & Bishop vs. Walter $. Swayne, Thomas R. l.. Harris vs. Etta l.. Harris, Sam uel Hoar vs. city of Ansonia, William E. Jessup vs. Olive J. Jessup, Charles Kleiner vs. MorganHumis ton Co.,, Charles Kleiner, trustee vs. William E. Dickerman, Leopold Kraus vs. Milford Beach company, Lee & Hoyt vs. city of New Haven, Michael F. McChbe's ap-
 
 D. J. McKenna vs. Samuel w. Young, D. Everett Morris vs. Martha W. Mor- ris, Thomas H. Newbold vs. Emma H. Newbold, Charles Reed vs. II. Willard Smith. Ida Robin vs Eernard Robin, Savings Bank of Ans.onia, v>s Silas s. Wilcox, Ira T. Smith vs. Walter w.. Woodruff, Amelia A. Storer vs. William M Storer, Carrie L. Thompson vs. George 1T. Thompson, Anna M. Futile vs. Charles E. Futile, Virginia H. Waite vs T. R. Waite, William H. Way vs. Mary T. Way, Georg w. Robinson ct a1s. vs. H. w. Stowe Lumber conn., pany, and George A. Rey holds vs. John Fl. Rowland. Of the abo ve sixteen are divorce cases
 Court of Common P1eas-Cisil Side-Judge
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 The case of Parker against the Kan kakee Manufacturing company of Kan kake, was finished in the court of common pleas yesterday. The decision was reserved. The case was to recover commission.
 Probate eCourt-Judge Cleaveland.
 Hyland Cohen, a blacks mith of 105
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 Commerce street, made voluntary as- signment in the probate court yester- day afternoon. Liabilities greatly ex- cced his assets. The case was contin- ued for one week.
 The hearing on the case of William Stewart, inso1vent, was continued until Thursday.
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 Peter Ferguson, breach of the peace against Agnes Small, nolled; James Me Laughlin, Connecticut School for Boys complaint, continued to February 5; Daniel Hanahan, breach of the peace against James McInerney, continued to February 5; Owen Edwards, va- grancy, continued to March 4; Thomas Burke, begging, thirty days in jail, S542 costs, same, drunkenness, 15 days in jail; John Bowen, Connecticut school complaint nolled; Mary Coyne, theft from the person, continued to February
 Court Notes.
 The law firm of Newton & Wells has been dissolved MT. P. P. Wells is to become assistant librarian at the Yale law school Mr. Newton will continue at the old office.
 Attorney Strouse has filed petition for alimony pendante lite in the suit ot John Bradnack who is suing his wife for divorce. Attorney Strouse appears for Mrs. Bradnaclz and makes the ap- Dlication under the statutes of 1895. MT Bradnack was recently ordered to pay his wife a weekly allowance in the city court and appealed. Pending the trial the appeal she receives no support.
 
 Social Science Association.
 The next meeting will be held Thurs. day evening, February 6, 1896, at 7:90 in the rooms of the Young Mems In, stitute rooms. Subject: "Steam Rail road Rates" Discussion opened by MT Charles l.. Curtis. Moses H. Lewis, sec. retary.
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