The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-04-08
COURT NOTES.

rent for April of the premises 2s3e California
| street.
trlbution in the estate OF Bernard A. Costello 10
ieeaeeS in New York.
| Complaints for divorce have been filed by
| Catherine Barley VS.. AGolpbus NJ. Barley, and
| Dora Werner VS.. Frederick e. Werner.
q. o. Renstrom has sued the Home Accident
Association 10 recover SO Indemnity Tor The
| imanent destruction OF the sight of one eye.
Judge Hunt granted permission to the Swedish
| Evangelical Lutheran Ebenezer Church 10 mort
gage Its properly to the GermSn Bank for
| A cost blu footing up $3.50 has been died In the
| case OF B. f. Fitzgerald against the Kodiak Pack
Ing Company. la which verdict for Sl2, 800 was
rendered
Judgment for s55 90 on bill for printing has
been allowed by Justice OF the Peace Britain In
the suit OF j. II. Barry against George ID. Col
Inns. attorney at-aw.
The jury In the case OF Frank Quinn, tried for
picking pockets on Central avenue, near the
| park, on January 81. disagreed, and were dis
charged by Judge Slack.
Timothy Thornton. who made an assault with
knife on John Lyons. on February 5, was found
guilty but recommended TO The mercy OF
Judge Slack In sentence.
Richard Seguin was found not guilty on the
charge OF robblng Patrick Keough of S25 on
November 6, 1891. Judge Finn remanded him
for trial on other charges.
Complaints for divorce have been submitted
by MargIithe Grell against Jacob GrelI; Helen
kneeland against John II. Kneelaud, ana Eliza
beth Mount against William Mount.
Matte g. fitzpatrick has asked for letters on
the estate of her husband, Curtis S, Fitzpatrick,
VINO died on the 10th UT. leaving house and
iot at Z4l4 Polk street, valued at $500.
The jury before Judge Slack, which tried
George Dnzan for burglariOusly entering the
house at 2 jackson street, on the 26th OF De-
cemDer 1891, disagreed and was discharged.
Letters have been asked the estate OF
Samuel Lewis, who died on the 2Ist ult., leaving
real property here worth about $4,000. The
heirs al Q the widow of 1901 Post street aud five
children.
Marquis Levi has sued The Elkus Company for
balance or s170 30 for services az a travelling
salesman at monthly salary OF 500 aud all ex-
penses paid during an employment OF three
months.
f. II. Cunningham. accused OF grand larceny
In stealing gold watch from John Fitzgerald,
on the 2SIn of November. 1891, pleaded guilty
TO petty larceny. Judge Slack Will sentence
him on Saturday.
John Lugagne brought suit against Sidolne
LabaTtbe for S299 80 damages for injuries
ceiYed on the 18TH of January, when lie was run
over by his buggy at the corner OF Geary street
and Grant avenue.
OpheIIa T. wilmot OF Oakland desires letters
IN the estate OF her husband, Richard j., who
died on the 9th OF May, 1891. Ii consists OF a
life Insurance for $3.50 and half interest In
copyrighted opeTetta.
Judge Levy divorced Matilda j. Niles from
j. [. Niles on The ground of his desertion three
years ago IN July. She has never heard of him
since bis departure. taken on account OF his dis
Inclination to support her.
Judge Hebbard gave judgment for $500 In the
case OF +. w. Burr against the city. he sued
for $4,000 damages to his property caused by
The maintenance OF nuisance ON Franklin
street, in the Laguna Survey
Daniel OConnor has sued 8. Meester & Co. for
500 DAMAGES for having sold him in October
1891, Tor s2l0 gray mare which was repre-
sented not 10 be with 10 but was and therefore
unit for Work for nins months.
Thomas Monaghan, a brother OF " YOrkey"
Monaghan. was acquitted by The jury in Judge
Finn's department. He was accused Of having
committed burglary IN the house, 94e Harrison
street, Oh The 81 OF February.
On the facts In the case Justice OF the Peace
Low gave judgment for the defendant In the suit
OF Julius Eadston aga nst Louis Tausslg for res
tiiutiOn OF The furni. ure Of Tie Commercial Club
poker-roems al 10 Powell street
John Munro pettioned for letters on The estate
OF James WlsemaD, who died on the 9Th uIt.
against The Pacific Mail Steamship Company for
his death on the steamer Acapulco.
George Cunningham. accused OF having
picked the pocket OF an unknown woman near
| The Tenih-ayenu- entrance 10 the Golden Gate
| Park. on the 31st OF January was acquitted by
| the jury IN Judge Sacks department.
Charles White, who stole diamond ring on
January 26th, pleaded guilty to petty larceny
and having been IN Jail Tor three months aud
! i've days Judge Finn sentenced him 10 serve
| twenty days additional In the County jail
| Charles ARD OF 26 Valley street, restaurant
man since June /, 1889, has gone into in
| solyency on account OF insufficient patronage
| aud losses In business; liabilities $3.50 so; 10
assets save household furniture, exempt of
course.
NJ. f. Rounlree has sued James W Smedley
| for the recovery Of 1870. OF which $500 is 4
balance on the sum of $500 for The sale on
January ~, 1891, By Rountree Bros. of a house
and LOT, aud Sl1O for labor and material fur
nished.
| Tho Market-street Cable Railway Company
| mas been sued Tor $4,000 damages In behalf OF
joseph Foley, aged u years, who was injured
| on the 25th OF August 1891, while steppiIg off
| one CT It's cars at hind street His right shout
| der was broken.
The writ Of habsas corpus In the case of W. r.
| Holloway was dismissed By Judge Slack and the
| prisoner remanded. Holloway IS under commit
ment for grand larceny. growing out of the sale
| OF Peter Jackson's barroom. The Judge thought
| that jury should pass on the testimony.
j. T. Fleming has sued the estate OF Daniel
Buck, who died on New Years DIV. 10 r. cover
] on judgment of August, 1888, for S9466 90
aiterward assigned 10 the piaiDtit. The judg-
ment was on note of October %, 1882, for
| Black.
O.car Teunyson has sued Charles Roberts for
S29e damages Tor breach OF an agreement of
| October 20, 1891. Roberts sold Tor $500 10 him
| his restaurant AZ 552 Mission street and bar
gained not 10 open In opposit ion in this city and
| county, yet did open another Within two blocks
OF the Old stand.
| c. l.. VercOutere entered suit against A. Nc
MILAN Tor restitution OF premises on The west
| ely line OF Dupont street soub of California.
| and 5000 rent for the month Of ApIii. Mcmillan
| had lease Of the premises al SO monthly rent,
out on tue l4th ut. lie was given notice that the
| rent had be Increased 10 $500.
| A verdict for the defendant was rendered by
the jury III Judge Sanderson's department ia the
case OF j. Z. ClaaSsen against Daniel Harvey
the contractor, 10 recover $1,000 under an agree,
men' 10 pay for stone paving blocks to be quar-.
that the q AIRY did not pan out any rock
1 The administrator of The estate of Josephine
Stevenson, who did on Washington's Birthday
In 1890, has sued Mary Burke for return of the
articles and $500 damages. charging that she
embeZLed personal property OF the dead
woman's namely n plano and stool. two plain
| rings and diamond Ting. gold watch and one
dozen silk handkerchiels.
Mrs. Ellie {. Sobieski OF the Hotel Langham
| has been sued by ID. T. Besecher as assignee, TO
recover 1929, with interest from the OH inst
Claiming that James L. DockeTy was Indebted 10
5. solomon & Co., on order OF the latter on
John L. Gala gher TO pay S475 five DAYS after
| date from the New York. Opera Company, for
| BOARD Tor February, Gallagher being the agent
OF the defendant, the full amount having been
paid by the company on account OF Dockery,
and Mrs. Sobieskt having paid 500 on the ORDER
| smooth Thief Caught.
A very smooth thief is Charles Williams
| He went into the office Of A. f. Wiley &c
| Co., 81 Montgomery street. yesterday after
noon and took an 0yercoat belonging to