Morning journal and courier., 1890-03-19
THE COURT RECORD.
Court of Common Plsas-OiviI Side
 IuAwA HeuninG.

Court of Common Pleas-OiviI side
 Judge Deming.
 A jury heard the case of Edward Hoiton of New York oity against James McKeon, car inspector of this city, in an action for as~ sumpsst. In October, 1885. McKeon vas convicted of an assault upon . New York policeman. James Hannon gave g bond of $92 and McKeon was released. Later Ed ward Holton, another New York friend of 1cKeon, indsmni6ed Hannon on the bond. Meanwhile NcKeon did not make Holton good. Holton now sues to recover. He was present in court to tell his story. A long array of New York witnesses were heard. James P. Pigott appeared for the New York the defendant.
 City Court G1,%,n:i 9s.Rss:. Side . Judge
 John Kelleher, resisted Officer Gerard, $5 fine, $5. .92 costs; same, drunk, D fine; Henry Hall, vaarancy, 60 days in jail, $11.96 costs; 4auds J. Hall, Industrial school complaint, nolled; Dennis Nolan, non-support of chil- dren, continued to March 19; P. F. Delaney, violation of Sunday liquor law, continued to of liquor law, continued to March 21; John Beecher, violation of liquor law, continued to March 24; William Rose, violation of liquor law, continued to March 25; Charles w. Wan Lew, theft from Mrs. l.. W. Cook, :, continued to April 18; James E. Van Lew, same, continued to April IS.
 Court NoIes.
 swINDLKD BUSINESS MEN. Henry Hall was tried for begging. He represented that he had enlisted in the Union army from this town June 3, 1861, and after.
 ward served under Custer. Town Clerk Brethauer, Commissioner Walter Leigh, William T. Bartlett and 8. G. Johnson testi- lied that they had contributed in his aid. l.. B. Brown testified that the records did not show there was such Q person who had enlisted from this state. He had collected about $4s. Hall was given 60 days in jail and $11.9s costs.
 HoRATIO N. WARNER.
 Horatio N. Warner was again in court yes terday morning. He said that when arrested on Congress avenue last evening he was very shaky and nervous, but had only been drink. ing bromide to steady his nerves. He wsa found guilty and was given . fine of $5 and 5.46 costs. which he will work out in jail BEFORE A JUSTICE
 Several weeks ago Mrs. Mary J. Powers l through Attorney B. l. Shanley, sued Mrs
 Annie Keegan, claiming $60 damages. Last summer the Keegan family lived in one oi Mrs. Powers houses on Putnam street and
 while they were occupying the house Mr. Keegan died. He was @ member of tho Brakemen's Brotherhood and his widow re-
 ceived from the society $500, which~she de posited in the Connecticut Savings bank
 Since the bringing of the suit Mrs. Ksegan,
 with her family of children, has removed to
 Milford. On tho trial of the case before
 Justice Kleiner last Thursday afternoon il
 was claimed by Mrs. Powers' attorney that
 she rented the promises to both MT. and Mrs. Keegsn and that about $70 of the money 1 in the savings bank ought to be applied to the sxtinguishment of her bill for rent and the costs of suit. The evidence showed, how. ever, that the premises were rented to Mir Keegan. Justice Kleiner therefore gave judgment for the defendant to recover $1 costs and ordered that the attachment of the
 money ir the bank be released. Lawyer
 John 0. Gallagher appeared for Mrs. Keegan