Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-16
More Continuances.
TYI.ER's CASE

TYLERS CASE.
Before United States Commissioner w. A.
Wright yesterday the case of Frank P. Tyler,
charged with using the malls for fraudulent
purposes, came up, but was continued until
next Monday.
THE JOHN @. BRADLEY CASE.
The case of ex-Cashier John @. Bradley, of
the Merchants bank, also came up for hear
ing, but was again continued this time until
August 10. -....
Swimming mt Black Rock.
The six men, ranging In age from Is years
to 20 years, arrested Sunday for going in
swimming near Black Rock, on the East
Haven shore, without proper clothing on,
were fined 81 and $l.92 costs by Judge Picks
EFT yesterday.
Ar Zion Church.
William Lancaster, arrested Sunday even
ing for disturbing the worshippers at Zion
church, was allowed to settle yesterday for
$50. He insisted on standing up, cou-
trary to the wishes of the trustees.
The Lester Bradley Case.
The case against Lester j. Bradley, for
merly freight agent of the Derby road, was
the first one called in the City court yester-
day, but City Attorney Daley expressed a
desire to have the case continued 80 as to
give the prosecution time to accumulate and
detail all the evidence against the accused.
The defense petitioned for a reduction of the
bond-S1 900 on the charge of false entries
and Sc 900 on the one Of embezzlement-
and Judge Pickett reduced the first to $500
and the second to 81 900.
The case was continued to July "a. Brad.
ley has been In the lookup since Saturday
night, and as he couldn't furnish the reduced
bonds yesterday he went to jail. He was
still there last evening.
Omccr Lonerxan's Captures.
The men arrested Saturday night for en-
gsging in the italian row were before Judge
Pickett yesterday. Eugenio Guerreggianti
was charged with carrying a concealed dirk
and with breach of the peace against Guer
TO Terrible, who in his turn was charged
with assaulting Guerreggianti with intent to
kill. Lorenzo Lorocco was charged with OBJ
structing the officer in his attempt to arrest
the two Italian belligerants. Their cases
were continued to July 49,
Found Guilty.
Judge Pickett yesterday announced his de-
cision In the cases of Peter McNerney ,ex-sec-
rotary of Court Andrew jackson, A. o. F.,
on the charge of embezzlement from the
oou.t. He bound the accused over to the
October term of the Superior court under
$500 bonds. For making false entries in the
account books of the society the court took
Jurisdiction against McNerney and fined him
$50, from which penalty MoNerney took an
appeal TO the Court of Common Pleas, August
term. The appeal bond for 5000 and the
binding over bond of $500 were furnished
by John MeNerney of 179 Carlisle street,
father of the accused.
Not Proven.
Arthur Bassett, the young II year old por-
ter of the United States Hotel on Union
street who was arrested some days ago on the
charge OF stealing $50 from John Reed, a
ledger, was tried and acquitted In the City
court yesterday.
Want q Trial In Court.
The divorce case of DIR. A. Ruickoldt
against his wife, which was to have been
heard before Attorney Newton as commit
tee appointed by the Superior court last
week, was continued for hearing until next
Monday. There was objection on the part of
Mrs. Ruickoldt's lawyers to having the evil
dence In the suit submitted to q Superior
court committee, they preferring to have the
case heard by the court itself. The plain
tiff's counsel opposed the objection. Mr..
Newton decided, after two days delibera-
ton, In favor of the plaintiff.