Morning journal and courier., 1883-11-02
The oourt Record.

as Fss55 5f5r Superior and Probate Court Hearings. |
 h the Superior court room yesterday 1 Johnson T. PIatt and EarIiss P. Arvine were sitting as commissionerso of the Probate court. They were engaged in hearing claims against the estate of the late Dr. John IT. Ames, of Orange The principal elaim incontroyersy is one preferred by the trustees of the estate of Dr. Ames' grandmother for money that it was alleged he was given to invest and appro7d priated to his own uss. The amount of this claim is about $15O 900. A2 .s5 os q lts' E
 The testimony vas not concluded and the hearing was adjourned until this morning at 10 o'clock.
 A further hearing was had in the library room of the county building yesterday in the | Superior court case of Rowland vs. Smith. It is an action of foreclosure. the details of which have been previously reported The case was not concluded. .@ city Court CrfmfnaI sfde-Judge Denl- tss a ttis@ ta-s-s ing a *g s November 1.-William Moshle, breach of | the peace against Patrick Stanford, $l fine, l $6 97 costs. Eugene Pickett, Charles H.
 Saunders and Philip Stanley, ipjury to build l ing, discharged Andrew Merriman, Alvin | breach of the peace, $1 fine, $1.94 costa each. James E Leighton, same, judgment suspended. James F. Kelly, neglectiug ffamfIy, to November 19. Patrick
 Healy. same. judgment suspended:
 Fasnk q aaslas same; 5Ia aollea Unssles Gregory Miller and John H. Higgins.
 breach of the peace, to November g. James W. Conlan, resisting officer, nolled. James Tyndan, jr., Thomas Stevens, Jeremiah Stew I CTS jr., William Carroll, Thomas Fahey. FThomas Judge and Sherman Lamprey, breach of the peace against Bernard Gunof, i judgment suspended in each case.
 r 1~ Court Notes. T Inthe City court yesterday morning several
 boys were arraigned for celebrating Hallow-
 cen too hilariously in the Ninth ward on
 Wednesday evening in the vicinity of Dix 1 well avenue and Foote street. Their names
 were Eugene Pickett, Charles Fl. Saunders
 and Philip Stanley, charged with injurine
 MT. Oaulifs building, and Andrew Merrimsn
 Alvin Holman, James E. Leighton, LucieI
 J. Hoyt and Henry ColcIough, charged witt
 general breach of the peace. Judge Dem
 ing, after hearing the testimony, concluded
 that there was not enough evidence to con vict the boys who were charged with injur ing the building and he discharged them
 the others were fined $I each, with the ex Il ception of young Leighton, who is out on hi I geed behavior from the Reform school
 Much to his surprise he was sent back to tha | institution.
 On Thursday evening the boys in the vi
 cinity of Lafayette street celebrated Hal
 lowe'en by an attack on the dwelling of Will
 liam Moebls. The latter caught boy nam ed Stanford whom he knocked down. Judg ] Deming instructed him to bring his griev
 ances to the City court in the future and no
 take the law in his own hands. He the1 } fined Moehle $1 and costs @- The rage of throwing cabbage stumps ex
 tended to North Bank street on Wednesda. night and Mrs. Ann Corcoran was hit in tn mouth with either 8 vegetable or a brick. { party of young men consisting of Thoma
 Stevens, Jeremiah Stevens William Carroll Thomas Fahy and Sherman Lamprey, wer arrested on her complaint but there was n' evidence to connect them with the offenc and judgment was suspended in all cases.
 In the City court yesterday morning tn case against James Kelly, jr., charged witl } negleeting to support his family, was contin ued for three weeks, the accused being ad vissd by Judge Deming to hereafter provid
 for his wife and child.
 , The cases against Charles Cornell, Jame Herman, James Cunningham, George Mile : and John Fl. Higgins, who are charged witt committing an outrageous assault upon Ed ward Daley several weeks ago on Congres ) l avenue, were continued in the City cour yesterday morning until November 9, owin 3 to the enfeebled condition of Daley, wh 2 had one hip fractured in the melee, end wh now lies at the hospital in a precarious con dltlon- s4.a- 4a s--v - .