The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-04
IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
SUPREME COURT or ERROR MEETS
HERE TUESDAY.
Cases That wan he Heard Five Divorces
Granted by Judge Elmer-Derby street
Railway Enjoined -Wnl be Allowed
to Take Bar Examinations,

to Take Bar Examinations.
The docket of the supreme court Of
errors, which will sit in New Haven
next Tuesday, has been published.
Among the more important cases as
signed for hearing is the suit of State
Attorney Williams to compel the cree
ton of new bridge over the New York,
New Haven and Hartford railroad cut
at Olive street. The case will be heard
on an appeal by the defendant The
other New Haven county cases are as
follows: Reservation, Talcott II. Rus
sell, receiver, VS.. John f. Easterbrook;
appeal of plaintiff, Quinnipiac Brewing
company VS.. Patrick II. Fitzgibbons;
appeal of plaintiff, Gardner II. Gould
vs. Thomas III. Hayes; reservation,
John c. HOLSTER VS.. George #. Butter
worth and others; motion for new
trial by plaintiff, Owen B. Arnold VS..
Frederick A. Lane and others, and also
an appeal by plaintiff; appeal of de-
PENDANT, Frank T. Lane vs.. Marcus p.
Smith; reservation, Burton Mansfield
of defendant, Hayden A. Whiting VS..
Hermandine C. M Koepke.
CAN TAKE EXAMINATIONS.
AT the meeting of the bar yesterday
it was voted to allow the following to
take examinations for admission to the
bar:
Charles w. Birely, Thomas Bowen,
Charles F. Clemens, William T. Conner.
Willard D. Brown, Joseph Fitzpatrick,
Michael Flaherty, jr., Walter B. Ford,
Clement A.. Fuller, Emile Godchaux,
Fred S. Jackson, Michael A. Kiker, Ed
ward W. Lynch, Frank e. McDuffee,
George S. McLaren, Carl A. Mears, c.
Edward Meigs, Phelps Montgomery
Charles S. Morris, S. Cecilia O'Neill,
Henry F. Parmelee, Howard B, Peck,
Walter A. Saxon, Charles P, Sherman,
| George v. Smith, Harrison G. Wagner
and Robert J. Woodruff.
Superior Court-Civ1 Side Judge Elmer
Five divorces We're granted by Judge
| Elmer of the superior court yesterday
at the first short calendar session in
June, the month of weddings The
causes for action and the persons di-
vorced follow: Jennie E. Benedict from
| Enos e. Benedict, intemperance, mar
ried July Is, 1890; Agnes Malone from
William C. Malone, desertion, married
August 3, 1898; Louisa Goodman from
| Charles Goodman, desertion, married
June 3, 1893; Julia A. Alling from
| George w. Alling, intolerable cruelty,
| married June 90, 1890; and William
| Crague from Clara M. Crague of Maui
gatuck, infidelity, married November
| 20, 1894
An injunction was granted restrain
ing the Derby Street Railway company
from operating a newly laid switch on
Main street, Ansonia. AS the city Off
Gals refused to permit an extension of
an old switch the railway company
after midnight Thursday morning. had
| a gang of men tear up the old tracks
and extend the switch the desired
! length, Accordingly the injunction was
granted.
OF the large number of cases which
were stricken from the docket last Fri
day Judge Elmer restored twenty-sev-
en-. There were twenty court cases and
seven jury cases.
An extension of time until October 1,
1898, for the settlement of the insolv-
ency of the III. w. Stowe Lumber com
pany, which first came into court in
February, 1896, was granted.
Judge Roraback has handed down a
decision overruling the demurrer of the
plaintiffs in the case of the New York,