Morning journal and courier., 1890-01-23

court. It is the case where the board of health through Dr. Lindsley made complaint against Dr. Rawlings, Dr. Skif and Dr. Hunt for not reporting within twenty-four hours contagious diseases that came under their care, which was claimed was in violation of the rules and regulations established by the board of health. Civil suits were thersupon brought by the city attorney against the The case is notable one and will attract much attention.
 THE COURT RECORD. supreme Court Of Rrrors-Chief Jus- t. 9-o. slce Andrews.
 The Supreme Court of Errors yesterday heard tho arguments in the cass of Huntlsy VI. Hols, plaintiffs appeal. Lawyers filling and Webb appeared for Huntley and Stod- dard and Loomia for Holt.
 Superior 0ours - Civil siAs = Judge
 Prentice.
 The civil suit of Court Andrew Jackson vs. Peter NcInernsy, to recover funds misap- propristsd by McInernsy when he was secre- tary, is on trial before Judge Prentice and jury in the civil side of the Superior court. Ex Judge Blydenburg, McInerney's counsel, finished his argument yesterday afternoon. Oisy Court - oriminal Side - Judge
 Thompson.
 Thomas Cosgrove, injury to property of J. ScAnnell, judgment suspended; same, breach of peace against Mrs. John Scanneil. same; Edward Little, vagrancy, 60 days in jail and days and $6.A costs; same, same, same; John Farley, being at dog fight, $7 fine and $4 08 costs, appealed, Patrick NcGovern, same, same; David Levi, keeping policy office, $75 and $6 02 costs, appealed; Robert Schle- gel, same, $40 and $6.02 costs, appealed; Al bert B. Bristol, same, $75 and $6 02 costs, appealed; James E. Kelly, playing policy, judgment suspended, three cases; John Mo GinD, vagranoy, judgment suspended; Peter Havey, breach of peace, 8; same, drunk, $3 and $d,24 costs; Thomas Havsy, breach of Dsnnis Howard, interfering with an officer, 8; same, drunk, g and $6. .24 costs; Jamss K. McGarry, theft, 30 days in jail and $6.7 76 costs; same, theft. same.
 Court Notes.
 John Farley aud Patrick NcGovern of Westvills were fined $7 and costs each for dog fighting. McGovern paid up but Far ley appealed his case under bonds for $100, furnished by James Colwell of Caran street, Westville.
 120 DAYS FOR DUNwELL.
 William Fl. Dunwell, the professional dead beat, was given 120 days in the City court yesterday morning. There were two cases against him. The first case was supported by the testimony of Postmaster B. R English and Agent Preston of the Associated Chari- ties. In the second Prof. Daniel O. Eaton and Charles Butler of 39S State street were AHaG okata xDtf Mp Enfn tnl hnu Dunwell had attempted to victimize by rep rsssnting himself as . MT. Edwards. MT. Butler said Donwell had worked year at E. B. 6hsldon & Co.'S. On January IS Dunwell hsd come to him and presented letter signed by Nr. Wilcox of Meriden, which said that the bearer was worthy person. and asking for aims for him. Attorney Goodhart, his counsel, aeked for continuance, but it was denied and sentence of 60 days on each charge imposed.
 POLICY PLAYERS AGAIN.
 James F. Kelly, . man who claims to be liquor agent, was the States witness in the cases against David Levi, of the Lamar block, on Grown stIeet, Robert Schlegel, oi | 23 George street, and Albert Bristol, of 7s Wallace street. He testified in all the easel that he had gone to the offices and had pur. cAa1cA RoAACy SAApo AAoW sAC pAoPAAoeOAD No defense was made in the cases and Judg, | Thompson fined Levi and Bristol each $7I and Schlegel $40. All of them appealed tc | the higher court. Lewis W. Widman, o | 164 Crown street, gave bonds for Lewis sp pearance for trial. William Dugan, of A York street, for Bristol, while Levi gave thu nscesssry bonds for Schlegel. Kelly, b, | playing the game, had made himself amen able to the law, and he was charged on thre complaints. As he was really the State' witness. however, Judge Thompson sus pended judgment. Tho aggregated hnes Il the policy cases amount to between $400 an' $500.
 BROTHERS GO TO JAIL. Peter and Thomas Havey, brothers, wer fined @ each and costs for fighting on Oal street. They went to jail in default. THE PoHLNAN.sroxBEL CASE. | The case of Gerhard Pohlman against Her man Stoebel, brought to compel the defend ant to pay for certain improvements made i | his saloon, was decided in favor of Stoebe yesterday. The case has been appealed [ the Court of Common Pleas.
 Ex-ALpERMAN LYNCH ASSIGNS.
 Ex-Aldermsn Morris T. Lynch made vol untary assignment in the Probate court yes tsrday afternoon. For the past year he ha kept grocery store at 01 Putnam street.
 TERRRNOE KIERNAN'S CASE.