Morning journal and courier., 1892-03-31
THE COURT RECORD.
City Court - Criminal Side . Judge
Pick tt.

Pickett.
50an as IF ,sS 3
against Nicholas Palermo, IS fine. 1854 costs; |
Daniel Flavahan, breach Of peace against Nieho-
tinuea to April -; William B. Kennedy, begging,
peacs against Mrs. Letitia Fowler, his wife, IS
fine; same, drunkenness, 81 fine, %.06 costs;
breach of e.
Rooney, vagrancy, sent to almshouse.
Court Notes.
John Scannell, a former George street saloon
keeper, was fined $40 and costs in the city court
yesterday for keeping and selling liquor without
a license.
For the same offense John Reilly, formerly
| saloonkeeper in York street. was fined $40 and
costs.
| A suit has been brought by DR.. John R. Sayles
| to evict Ferris Lake from the premises at 1,0s7
| Chapel street. The doctor leased the premises
from Counc Imam Peck, and then sublet the
| house to Lake, retaining two OF three rooms for
his own use.
He now alleges that the Lakes conduct them
| selves in such manner as to injure his business
He has served them with a summary process,
and the case will be tried to-day before justice
the plaintiff and Attorney Arvine for the de-
Tense.
In the probate court yesterday Richard o'Con,
nell. through Attorney Webb, appeared and !,s
istrator ON the estate Of his sister, Mary O'Con-
nell. This motion was opposed by Attorney
ground that it had been discovered that will
had come to light which affected the estate and
the account should not be accepted for the pres
| eat. Mary O'Connell resided in this city for
many years and accumulated between $1,000 and
s., 600, mostly in real estate. About year ago
R Mens oconns reeeiving notice Of her
death and believing she had died in
81 and for was the
self appointed. The estate is now ready to be
settled, but it transpires that instead of dying in
l testate, as was supposed. she left will In Ire
land. 1t thereupon remains for the heirs to Sc
cure a copy of the will and settle tho estate in
son the acceptance of the administrators &C
count was opposed The s matter . was LETT il il
| the will from Ireland.
FoRaER rHoMsoN's cR1MRs.
In the city court yesterday morning Frederick
A. Thomson was arraigned on four charges O
forgery against Wales 0. Hotchkiss but lat e
| one of the cases was nolled. The three case
were continued to April 49, the bonds being fxet
at 81, 500, $500 and 81 900 in the three cases re
spectively, making total of So 300, in default o
! which he went to jail The charges against hin
will not bs tried until the July term of the supe
: rior court.
The first forged note is dated at Springfield
! | Mass, December 1881, and reads: 'S1x month
/ | after date promise to pay to the order Of F.
Thomson Of New Haven, Conn, twelve hundre
. | dollars. Payable at the Hancock National bans
Value received This note having been given
I | F. A. Thomson for a safe, it is hereby agree
that the ownership and title of said safe remain
9 in said F. A. Thomson's possession until the not
:, | is fully paid
{ This note" L. s. Stowe AYERS, "was drawn b
| Thomson with intent to injure and defraud Vale
Hotchkiss.'
The seco d note is for $3.50 and dated Decen
Der l, 1891, East Peppereli, Mass, and is signe
Leighton Bros.''
. The third note, dated October IS, 1891, Hoyok'
, Mass, for the sum of $3.50, Jig signed "a.
Crowle.'' All these are alleged forgeries again,
b l Wales o. Hotchkiss.
1t is asserted also that Thomson committe
# other forgeries, against G Lum, 81 600; Low
u ! shield, carriage mak.r, 81 ,OOO Edward Phipp
t. $l,4Oo; in Stratford, $1,000; in Bridgeport b
o. tween 800 and 81 900; Hotel Metropole, Ne
| York, two checks OF S25 each, and that he DO
C. rowed $50 from the Sturtevant hou g, and fro
J. New Yorker named Roach some $500 or $50
q | but no complaint has as yet been made by eith
" | OF these parties