The daily morning journal and courier., 1896-06-20
Court Notes.

Court Notes.
 It has been stated by State Attorney Williams that he would not try Thomas F. Ripple for the murder of his wife at the July term of the superior court. Judge Elmer, who is to hold the July term, will be kept busy in Litchheld until the New Haven county term opens and he will not want to sit through July trying eases.
 FOR SENDING AN ABUSIVE POS
 TAIL.
 Mrs Lizzie Boenig of State street has been charged with sending an abusive postal card to |. Munsch of New York. She was before United States Commits sioner Wright and her case was set down for a hearing on Monday at two o'clock. She was released on her own recogniZance.
 A PUGILISTIC BARTENDER.
 Jacob J. Marlin, bartender for John H. Minahan, corner of State and Fair streets, was fined $5 and costs for as sault and $2 for drunkenness in the city court yesterday morning He assaulted Michael Griffin in the sa- | loon.
 HANSON'S CASE CONTINUED. | Peter Hanson, the mason at 32 View street who Is charged with conspiracy, together with his nephew, Hans Nor jensen and Mortensen's wife, Amelia. to reduce Hanson's wife to beggary and want and deprive her of her home which she has occupied at 32 View street, and also her personal effects, and who was arrested Thursday at the | Cp1librS' in Nnrpto,, Nv i've Sergeant Dennehy, was in the city court yesterday morning and his case was continued until June 23'under $200 | bonds, furnished by his nephew, Hans Mortensen. Hanson is also chargad with failure to support his wife. IN FAVOR OF MIR. BRADLEY. In the city court, civil side, yester- | day, Judge Cable handed down a de- cision in the case of R. B. Bradley against Thomas F. Ahearn. The suit was to recover the amount of paint | ing contract The court decided in fa- vor of the plaintiff and awarded him | $lS1 and costs. Attorney A. D. Penney was counsel for the plaintiff A SUIT FOR WAGES. Hyman Wensck, who conducts a blacksmith shop on Commerce street, yesterday through his counsel, Benja- min Shade, brought suit against Benja- min Brown, who resides at the corner of Edgewood avenue and Garden street The suit is to recover $100 for alleged services.
 | JUDGMENT SUSPENDED. | Alfred Brunder, a Yale student and William J. Garland, keeper of a stu dents boarding house, were arraigned yesterday morning, charged with being found in saloon after midnight. Both were also charged with drunkenness. They pleaded not guilty. The testimo ny of the officers who made the arrests showed that both the young men were found in the Hotel Majestic barroom at 1920 o'clock yesterday morning, and were drunk. Judge Dow suspended | judgment.
 JUNE TERM OF SUPERIOR COURT. l The trial list of the June term of the 1 superior court was finished yesterday and though Judge Prentice will be here during the week and will hear motions, the work of the term is over.
 COMMON PLEAS COURT.
 The following cases have been as- signed for trial in the common pleas court for next week!
 Tuesday-Butler & Alger vs. Ryan et | al, Smith vs. Converse,
 Thursday-F Fdresters vs. Cohen; Mor- phy vs. Crofutt.
 Annie L. Gray was divorced from Reuben c. Gray, They were married | November 2S, 1889,