Morning journal and courier., 1889-04-19
rHR COURT RECORD.
Superior Court - Civil Side - Judge
 Fenn.


 Superior Court Civil Side - Judge Fenn.
 The bar meeting of the Superior court for the weekly assignment of cases was held yes- terday, and the following cases were assigned: For Wednesday, April 24, Morgan against Farrell, Johnson against Tucker, Kleiner against Williams and Williams against Klei- | ner; for Thursday, April 25, Hubbard against Strong, Bassett against Doherty, Spitz Bros. l & Mork against Pemberton, Carol against Healey, Chlark, appeal from Probate, and
 Lounsbury against the Dime savings bank. 1 No cases were assigned tor Tuesday because Judge Fenn announced the trial of the case of Bristol against Kimberly Parsons would occupy the court all that day. Court of Common PIeas-Civil Side Judge SGudIey. At the bar meeting of the Court of Oon-
 mon Pleas yesterday afternoon the following cases were assigned for trial next week: For l Monday, April g, Wheeler against Baldwin; Tuesday, April 23, Bright against Keeley; Wednesday and Thursday, no cases; Friday,
 Rowe against Mulholland, Chase Bros. Go. against Frost, ct al., Todd against North | Branford, and Bull against Scranton. In the case of L. G. Hemingway & Son vs. l Mary E. Gregory for alleged debt of $150, l the Court of Common Pleas decreed in favor
 of Miss Gregory and awarded her costs. City Court Crlminal Side Judge Pickett.
 Manslaughter-Patrick McKeon, continued until April 24.
 Non-support of wife-Chapman Davis, dis charged; Raymond H. Willoughby, contin- l ued until April F.
 Theft-Delis Leonard, discharged Breach of peace-Gustave Rauer, g and ! $6.24 costs; James Brady, $5 fine and SIC costs; John Smith, discharged; James Mc- l Mahon, judgment suspended. Trespass-Clarence Frederick, $10 fine, 6.24 costs.
 Court Notes. Patrick McKeon, charged with man slaughter and having accomplished the death of E. c. Gobeir, a carpenter on the Yale memorial recitation hall, was defended by Attorney T. J. Fox before Judge Pickett yesterday. Attorney Fox, when the case was called, moved for a continuance until Wednesday, April 24. The motion was ob- jected to by Mir. Daley, but Judge Pickett said that in case of this magnitude the prisoners counsel should have time in which to prepare his defense. He also granted Att torney Fox's request that witnesses for the defense might me subponaed by the State. He ordered drawings of the building pre- ssnted in court on Wednesday, April 24. McKeon Is out on bonds.
 Bertha and Della in Trouble. Bertha Cohn and Della Leonard were in | the City court yesterday. Della stood ac-
 cused of the theft of two sheets valued at l $1, one table cloth, $2, and $28 in United | Gtakas ronav Mrs Gohn the Grst witness, | said she was e buyer of old clothes. She placed the above articles in 8 drawer, but ! later found they were gone. She straight way went to Delia's house, situated in the rear, and accused her of the theft. Mrs. Leonard denied it. Sarah Cohn was an- other witness. Mrs. Leonard told 8 straight | forward story. A number of witnesses were | examined and she was discharged by his | honor, the evidence which was introduced l not being sufficient to convict her. She now | intends to bring suit against Mr. Cohn l through her attorney, T. J. Fox, for islander. mrs. Casey Was Hie.
 James Brady, teamster, became unman- 1 ageable in the Oak street hotel Wednesday | night and struck Mrs. Casey, the landlady, | in the ear. He was fined $5 and $7.06 costs. Non-SupPorter. Chapman Davis, a young man of color,
 was discharged in his case of non-support of l wife, for he demonstrated that he had done 1 all in his power since his appearance month ago in court.