Morning journal and courier., 1882-12-21
Court Notes.

The hearing OF the suit to determine whether Mayor at the late election to have been com nlenced at 10 m to-day before Chief Justice Park Supreme Court did not finish yesterday, and two of the counsel engaged in the libel trial the Court of Common Pleas. Arrangements will probably be nade however by which the hearing will be at least commenced to- day.
 Henry G Lewis, who contests aIr. Andrews for the Mayoraly, the ground of defective count n the Third ward, and also on the alleged iIegaity of Judge Blydenburgh John s. Beach and George IL. Cooley MT Andrews interests will be cared for by Whiting, who contests the City Clerkship with con E. Baldwin and William K. Townsend Mr Pigott will conduct his MessIs. BaldWiu U, Forsyth who contests the Twelfth ward Alderman. ship with Thomas c. w. Jefferson, who represented Of the Charles o. Francis, ward fleming way, and William Konold, all ef the Twelfth ward, against Patrick Fasey, Daniel Lawlor and Patrick Kent, who will be represented by Mr. Driscoll. in the Ninth ward, contests the seat with Henry R. Hill. &This is returnable tomorrow before Justice Park at 10 clock. Baldwin, Town send and Whiting will represent the Republican didate and Mr. Driscoll his opponent.
 The preliminary hearing against Patrick Dolan and James Kelly charged with passing counterfeit noon before Untad states oommizsioner Johnson Platt, in the Uni ed States Circuit Court Tie prosecution was conducted by Assistant Attorney Hart They both pleaded not guilty. Kelly is a man about sixty years of and claims to belong in ton. Do;an is youth of ofeighteen sailor, ard was hand the schooner Alice Ser anton time of his arrest last Saturday noon. He denied knowing Kelly and claimed the bogus dollar he passed at the Holly Tree Coffee House obtained from parties unknown when bill changed for him. Kelly put to plead on the charge of passing dol lar spurious coin upon Michael Naughton. Attorney Eli Mix appeared for thu defense. Kelly, through his counsel informed the court that his Michael O'Neil The evidence did not reveal any facts later than those already published.
 John Gallagher, who arrested on Tuesday night by Officer McGrath while attempting to burglarize the store of Henry H. Monson on the corner of Grand and Franklin streets yesterday bound to the Superior Court in the sum Of f1 ,000
 In tho City Court yesterday morning Heen M. Clemens, young married woman who does not live with her husband, the complainant against Frank c. Kane. youth of twenty, whom she charged with attempting outrageous assault and also with robbing her of purse Tuesday night. Attorney Hugh Daley at request of the court defended the accused who pleaded not guilty to charge of robbery panied by personal violence. Judge Sheldon found probable cause and bound Kane over to tho January ferm of the Superior Court in Co0 bonds for trial Attorney Daley claimed that the bond excessive asked for reduction. He argued that the was equally guilty, for if she had done any good honest woman ought to have done when Kane first addressed her, he would not be in court sreh 8 riells charge She should not have allowed the cused to walk with her such long distance, Judge Sheldon replied that matter what might be the character of the she was entitled to protection assault. He reopened the tnd continued
 ' this morning, when he said he would