Morning journal and courier., 1885-06-16
Court Notes.


 A short time ago a lad named Freddie Gebhardt was brought before the City court on a charge of breaking window in the store of Willard H. Lyons at 320 Howard avenue. He plead guilty and judg- ment was suspended. . Then Mr. Lyons brought suit against the boys guardian to recover the value of the glass; which placed at about ten dollars. The case was tried before Justice Gallagher and yesterday he rendered judgment for the plaintiff to recover ten dollars and costs amounting to thirteen dollars more.
 John Brown, formerly employed at Starin's dock, left town suddenly owing Mrs. Del Graceo, Union street boarding house keeper, about twenty five dollars The woman garnisheed the pay the case heard before Justice Keiner yester lay. Brown did not put in an appearance and judg ment was rendered for Mrs. Del Gracio to recover the amount of her bill.
 charged with assaultipg Italian named Thomas Carboni on last Saturday evening As there were others in the gang Who assaulted the man the case
 Judge York appointed T. J. Fox and Philip Good hart kcommissioneTs the insolvent estate of Eliza W. Gum yesterday morning.
 against the inmates found in Della Browns disrep- utable resort Union street when raided Saturday night went over in the City court yesterday until
 ThOmas aR 45s fg youth morning for assauitine Charles 8eyelin. lad about half his size, Sunday.
 were each tried in the City court yesterday for a breach of the peace against each other last Friday The principal offence charged against Dunaigan was Haven House away from John Ryan, a driver for Keenan, he had abused a Ga man named cnrTan, and had also whipped and gess deaI of tesmony of Conflicting charaeer W F. Schroder agent for the Reading railroad ceal ssn and pen in which lawyers Pigott and Hamilton took part, Judge Deming fined Dunnigan $10 and costs He kNOL Ransom yiv The case against Keenan was settled bya suspen-
 William Ramsey, who keeps saloon at the cor of William and Franklin streets, was tefore the minors. The principal witness was Mrs Catherine Cregan, who intercepted her n1ne-year-old nelce pe of brought it o Horney paiey who issued the warrant for Tanseys arrest. Judge St Mhss5 $o an appeal was 'aken the 0'h0s oens
 Catherine scanlon was arraigned in the City Sunday. As the principal witness had disappeared
 Charles Krauss, a boy of sixteen, was before the City court yesterday on charge of obstructing the fed that young Krauss with other boys blocked up the sidewalk at the corner of Humphrey and Orange were obliged to step aside and go as far out as the curb He said all the boys moved on when to do so Several ladies were in court to testify for the lad and of them testified that the boys did not Ue eiUef on ares him. Judge Deming suspended judgment and in in doing took occasion to caution the young man to be careful in the future.
 The suit of Winchell vs. Coney which was re- turned to the Superior court some time ago, has been transferred the United States Circuit court Judge Beardsley heard petition to that effect by the attorneys for the defendant and yesterday rem fendant is son-in-law of Peter R. Carll and he lives in New York. The suit is to recover $500 and it grew out of the CarlI Opera House property It claimed that this court did not have jurisdic- tion.
 James Hoar, who when arrested for drunkenness disclosed pistol his person when searched, was fined $5 and costs for carrying concealed weapons in the City court yesterday morning.
 Thomas Fitzgerald, who got angry at some boys on Jocelyn Park on Sunday and kicked ones them named Charles Develin fined$5 and costs in the City court yesterday morning.