Morning journal and courier., 1885-05-15
Court Notes.

New cases returnable before the Court of Com mon Pleas next Monday handed in yesterday were Whitney & Co vs. Allerton. action to recover s475.5o due on bill of exchange. Thomas Lahey John S. Flynn, ac tion of foreclosure of real estate situated on liot. street George D. Miller vs. Fred H. Benton and Frank L. Nichols, of the firm of Benton, Nichols & Co, box manufacturers to recover S223 60 for rent of factory on Temple street.
 The continuation of the hearing for the appoint nient of trustee will be resumed at the Probate court in Milford this morning at 10 o'clock and a lively time is expected.
 The two young scamps arrested Wednesday by Officers Ahern and Phelps for stealing three dol lar pair of trousers from Leopold Bessel pleaded guilty in the City court yesterday morning. John Barton was sent to jail for twenty days and Charles Perry. his accompice. for ten days.
 Samuel Rosenberg who was arrested for using abusive language toward Officer Ahern, was fined S1o and costs in the City court yesterday morning He took appeal.
 arrested on Wednesday for bicycling on Whit ney sidewalk, each fined 8 in the City court yesterday morning. The costs, amounting to $5. .39, were divided betwesn them
 David Conan was confronted by his wife in the City court yesterday on a charge of desertion He married her in Russia and to this country leaving her behind him. He sent her remittances friend ~ wrote @ to the the woman that her husband was going to marry again and she hurried across the ocean to hunt up her unfaithful spouse Friends in this city interested themselves in her behalf. and Cohan not showing dis 8 statement made by Mir. Daley it appeared tha, within day two Conan had drawn $50 from the bank andthe attorney thought he. intended to run away with it and woman other than his wife MT. Strouse explained that the money was in the hands of Attorney Ullman, who gave bonds for the accused Judge Pickett was in favor of continuing the case for thirty days provided the woman could get enough of the money in the hands of the law yers to support herself and children. Mir. Strouse thought the matter could be so arraT ged, and MT Ullman so instructed to give bond of S10O conditioned that unless Cohan supported his wife she should be furnished with the necessary funds out of the $150
 Attorney David Strouse. in explanation of a state ment made in the Union that he had appealed the case of Thomas J. Taggart without his knowledge or consent, said: ''The charge is absolutely false Taggart after his conviction asked me whether thought he had better take an appeal told him that thought he could win the case in the Superior pay his fine and told me I could dc as I pleased about taking the appea. For what I considered the best interests of my client did appeal A little while after Taggart came to and told me that Detective Reilly had told him that if the case taken to the Superior nesses to swear against him. This scared the man and he also afraid that the appeal might cost too much, so turned the money the notice of appeal. Afterward met MT. Reilly on the street. and told him thought he ought noI to interfere in cases in which l was interested It was of his business
 Judge Pickett heard Hr. Strouse's explanation and said that he did not thin that the matter called for any remarks from him.