Morning journal and courier., 1893-05-12
COURT RECORD.
Probate Court-Judge Robertson. In this court YaatardRY the will of Mrs.

Probate Court-Judge Robertson.
 In this court yesterday the will of Mrs. Jane Louise Day was offered for probate by Attorney s. A. York, jr. By the terms of the will all the property of the de- ceased, amounting to between $75, 900 and s1eo,oO0, is divided equally among her three children, Henry M. Day of New York, Mary E. Day and Susan M. Day of this city. The hearing on the probating of the will be held next Thursday.
 At the hearing yesterday morning upon the acceptance of the report of J. L. Treat, administrator of the estate of the late Alics 0. Beecher, the sols legatee, Miss H. E. Parmelee of Binghamton, NY. through her counsel, Attorneys Plunkett of this city and Moody of Binghamton, opposed the paying of the administrators bill in full out of the estate. The amount of the bill was not objected to, but it was held that a portion of 1t should come out of the assets of the firm of Bsecher 6 Wines, as MT. Treat practically settled not only the es- | tate of Mrs. Beecher, the senior partner | of the firm, but also the business of the ! firm.
 The hearing was continued until this | morning in order to have MT. Wines testify | in the matter, as he was i'll and not able to | be in court yesterday.
 The hearing on the application Of Mid l dletown insane asylum for the removal of H. Sidney Hayden of Windsor as trustee of trust fund amounting to ss,000, created by the will of Mary L. Townsend | for free bed at the insane asylum, came up by continuance, but was continued again until this morning at il o'clock, ow- | ing to the illness of Attorney Benton of Middletown, counsel for tho petitioners. The reason for the application is that Hay den has not carried out the provisions of ! the trust in maintaining free bed at Mid ! dletown.
 City Court-Civil side-Judge Gable.
 The suit of P. J. Lyons, contractor and builder, to recover a note of $500 from Zacharish Keys of Hsmden was on trial in this court yesterday. A house and lot be longing to the defendant had been attached to satisfy the claim and $150 deposited in | the New Haven bank had been garnisheed | for the same purpose Attorney A. H. Moulton for the plaintiff and United States Commissioner Wright for the defendant
 The defense failed to present their case, ! dDu JuukuCuG was 6WhEOOu luc pldtutlu by default. Attorney Moulton then sp This was opposed by Attorney Wright grounds that he had judgment against the plaintiff in suit brought by F. s. An | drew and that he had not time to take out execution by garnisheeing the money de 1 posted in the New Haven bank. Judge Cable granted Attorney Wright's motion
 City Court - Criminal Side Judg,
 Cable.
 Charles E. Cullom and John Sherlin breach of piece against Ida and Isaac Kauf man, continued to May IS; Henry Fred erioks. gaming, continued to May 16; Maj Kalschmidt, reform school complaint, con tinued to June 12; Michael Lennon, at tempt at burglary, bound over to superio court under $500 bonds; Abrsm Rosmer reform school complaint, continued t, June 12; Henry Samprell, defraudipl boarding house keeper, bond called; Luc, Chapman and John P. Fellows, breach o
 peace, nolled on payment of s10 fine
 $12.73 costs each; Isaac Hartenstein, keep George Baker, gaming, continued to Ma, 16; Kane Frank and Wolf Schwartz, ped
 ding without license, nolled; Dante Ce
 siro, violation of liquor law, continued t
 May IS; Patrick Msronsy, breach of peac
 against Margaret Msroney, $3 fine, $62
 costs; Ellen Egan, vagrancy, 20 days il
 jail, $6.17 costs; James J. Claffey, vagrsn
 cy, 10 days in jail, $s: F costs; Frederio L. Martin, theft, 30 days in jail, SIS costs; Isadore Putzsl, reform school com l plaint, continued to June 12; John Nc
 Guire and Mary Ann McGuire, vsgrancy , continued to May 12; Charles E. Cullor l and John Sherlvin, theft, continued to Ma