Morning journal and courier., 1888-03-19
THE COURT RECORD.
Cfsy Court Criminal Side Judge
 Pickett.

City Court Criminal Side Judge Pickett. March 17-Breach of the peaee-Elmer Carlson, $5 fine, $s.S6 costs; John F. Ward against JaHaes E. Smith, nolled on payment of costs; James H. Fry, discharged on the ground of insanity; Patrick Cohen against Frederick Brown, Frederick Brown against Patrick Cohen, continued to March 20; James Slattery, 30 days in jail Henry Reu- ter, $3 fine, s7Ss costs.
 Non-suppert of wife-Charles F. Dibble, nolls.
 Theft-Raphael Byington, Frederick AL len, $7 fine and $3.27 in each case; Henry Reuter-, 15 days in jail
 Resisting an oficer--Denns Kelly, $2O fine, 30 days in jail.
 Begging g-John Dwyer, 30 days in jail.
 Reform School complaint-Wn. Kelly, discharged; George Kelly, discharged; Frank Mulligan, Charles Callahan, continued to
 Disobedience-BridgetB Burke. continued to March 19
 Violation of the liquor Iaw-Lawrence J. Coffee. continued te March 19; Patrick Henohey $25 fine and costs.
 Surety of the peace-Henry Mcfarland, continued to March 19.
 Court Notes.
 Raphael Byington and Frederick Allen, of Fair Haven, were charged in the City court Saturday with stealing $10 from A. D. Nor ton, of Exchange street. The latter refused to testify much against the accused, as he had evidently been visited by the parents of the youngsters. Both, however, were fined $7 and costs.
 Patrick Henchey, of Davenport avenue, was charged with selling liquor to minor He was fined $25 and costs. Professional witness Stone and W. L. Benton testified against them.
 James Fry, of Whalley avenue, was charg- cd with breach of the peace. As James is crazy he was sent to Middletown.
 Dr. DibbIe Discharged
 Dr. Charles F. Dibble, who was arrested his wife, produced 8 certificate in the City court Saturday morning that he had suit ably provided for his wife since that time. The court discharged Dr. Dibble from fur ther obligations to the court.
 The E. s. Wheeler ds Co. Estata-Tmpor-
 tanE Hearing.
 Mayor York and Attorney Geo. P Ingersol, commissioners on the B. s. Wheeler & Go. estate, had an important matter come up before them on Saturday in the criminal court chamber of the Supe- rior court. The commissioners are trying to pass upon all claims against the estate. It seems that before the failure of E. s, Wheeler & Go. the firm owed several banks for trust receipt iron, money advanced, goods purchased and other sources. These accounts ranged from $50, 900 to $100, 900. MT. Wheeler put up notes of his own and other paper as collateral security for these obligations. 1.-The dispute Saturday arose over a question of this collateral security. The bankers put in a claim against E. s. Wheeler for not only what he actually owed them, but for the amount of the paper he gave them as collateral security This amount doubles their claims. General Merwin, the trustee, opposes this. The total presented claim of Drexel, Morgan &c Go. is $1S7 430. 7S of which $o7, 151.59 is fer collateral security put up. Kidder. Peabody & Company's which s33, ,633. .65 is fer collateral. Brown Bros total presented claim is $165, ,342. IF, and of this $5s, ,413 CT is for collateral. J. B. Moore &Co claim $97, ,16O 99, of which $45, ,422.77 is for collateral. All of these firms were represented by counsel, who argued for their point. The less that is al- lowed these firms the more there will be to divide among all creditors. The other cred itors naturally object to the collateral securi- ty being paid. The claims for collateral alone, above the actual debts alleged against l the estate, of these four banking houses, 1 amount to more than all the assets of the 1! estate. Boils, pimples, hives, ringworm, letter 1 and all 0ther nanifaafafioua if irn,,rra blood